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2009 Football Media Guide

Co-Captain Paul Jasinowski ’10, David Howard ’10, First Team All-Ivy First Team All-Ivy 2009 Brown Football Schedule Defending Champions 9/19 Sat. at Stony Brook ...... 6:00 p.m. 10/24 Sat. at Cornell ...... 12:30 p.m. 9/25 Fri. at Harvard ...... 7:00 p.m. 10/31 Sat. PENN ...... 12:30 p.m. 10/3 Sat. * ...... 12:30 p.m. 11/7 Sat. at Yale ...... 12:30 p.m. 10/10 Sat. HOLY CROSS ...... 12:30 p.m. 11/14 Sat. DARTMOUTH ...... 12:30 p.m. 10/17 Sat. #PRINCETON (TV –Versus) 12:30 p.m. 11/21 Sat. at Columbia ...... 12:30 p.m. *Homecoming # Family Weekend : Phil Estes

2009 Brown Football

2008 Ivy League Champions Brown Facts Contents Location ...... Providence, RI 1 ...... Brownfacts Founded ...... 1764 2 ...... AboutBrown President ...... Ruth J . Simmons 4 ...... World Class Student-Athletes Enrollment ...... 5,874 5 ...... Brown In TheCommunity Nickname ...... Bears 6 ...... Success After Graduation Colors ...... Seal Brown, Cardinal Red, White 8 ...... Prominent BrownAlumni ...... Brown Stadium (20,000), Natural Grass 9 ...... TheIvyLeague Director of Athletics ...... Michael Goldberger 10 ...... BrownStadium Conference Affiliations...... Ivy League, NCAA Division I 11 ...... AthleticFacilities Football Office Coordinator ...... Donna Fanion 12 ...... Weight Training Football Phone ...... 401- 863-2424 13 ...... TrainingRoom 14 ...... SuccessAttheTop 15 ...... ules ..NCAAR for Alumni Football Coaching Staff: 17 ...... 2009Outlook Head Coach ...... Phil Estes ( ’81) 19 ...... Captains Record at Brown ...... 66-43 ( .605), 11 years 20 ...... PlayerProfiles Ivy Record ...... 47-30 ( .610), 11 years 40 ...... Roster Ivy League Titles ...... 3 (1999, 2005, 2008) 42 ...... Geographical Breakdown Career Record ...... 66-43 ( .605), 11 years 43 ...... CoachingStaff Assistant Coaches 44 ...... Head CoachPhilEstes Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Secondary ...... Abbott Burrell ( ’90) 46 ...... Brown CoachingStaff Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers ...... Michael Kelleher ( Univ . ’81) 51 ...... eview .2008InR Offensive Coordinator/Off . Line ...... Frank Sheehan (New Haven ’96) 53 ...... Honors &TeamRecords Tight Ends ...... Joe Leslie (Dartmouth ’72) 54 ...... 2008 FinalStatistics Defensive Line ...... Neil McGrath ( ’81) Outside Linebackers ...... Paul Frisone (West . ‘93) 56 ...... Opponents Recruiting Coordinator/ ...... James Perry (Brown ’00) 63 ...... DatestoRemember 65 ...... HallofFame Defensive Assistant ...... Kyle Archer (UConn ’07) th Running Backs ...... Christopher Nappi (Union ’06) 66 ...... 125 Anniversary Team 68 ...... National HallofFamers 70 ...... ThePaternoLegacy Media Information 71 ...... BearsinthePros Dir. of Sports Information ...... Christopher Humm 72 ...... NFLDraft Choices ...... E-Mail: christopher_humm@brown .edu; Office Phone: 401-863-1095; 73 ...... Brown’s All-Americans ...... Home . Phone: 401- 247-2392; Fax: 401- 863-1436 74 ...... Mascot & Championship Teams . Directors of Sports Information ...... Jeanne Carhart and Lyndsey Maurer 75 ...... 2008 Ivy League Champions Sports Information Coordinator ...... Isaac Goodling 77 ...... Ivy LeagueChampions Sports Information Administrative Assistant ...... Amy Pasternack 78 ...... Brown’sAll-Ivy Football Press Box Phones ...... 401-867-3888;867-3897 80 ...... Brown’s Recent Ivy Players of the Year 2008 Record ...... 7-3, 6-1 Ivy (First) ...... and National RecordHolders 2009 Football Captains ...... Paul Jasinowski ’10 and James Develin ’10 82 ...... Brown FootballAwards Starters Returning/Lost ...... Offense – 5/6; Defense – 5/6; Specialists (K/P) – 0/2 85 ...... Remembering9-11 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 31/14 86 ...... LawrenceRubida Began Football ...... 1878 (132nd Season) 87 ...... arsity ..BrownV Lettermen Offense/Defense ...... Pro Offense/Multiple Defense 88 ...... Brown Varsity Lettermen Listen To Brown Football ...... WPRV-790-AM 95 ...... Game-by-Game Results Web Site/Video Streaming ...... www .BrownBears .com 102 ...... Through TheDecades& ...... Freshman FootballRecords 103 ...... Brown vs .AllOpponents On the Front Cover 104 ...... Top Team Performances (left to right): First Team All-Ivy Buddy Farnham ’10, Second Team All-Ivy and co-captain defensive James 105 ...... Brown RecordSetters Develin ’10, and first team All-Ivy wide receiver Bobby Sewall ’10 . 107 ...... Top 10 Individual Performances 111 ...... Year-By-Year Leaders 112 ...... PressInformation Brochure Information The 2009 Brown University Football Media Guide is published by the Brown University Sports Information Department . Editor: Christopher Humm . Editorial Assistance: Bethany Buzzell, Peter Mackie, Debra Humm . Cover Photography: Front and Back Cover-David Silverman and Tom Maguire . Waterfire Photo: Barnaby Evans . Inside Action and Still Photography: David Silverman, Tom Maguire . About Brown Photography: Kenneth C . Zirkel (pages 3-5) . Printing & Layout: Meridian Printing, East Greenwich, Rhode Island . The Brown University Football Media Guide is on sale for $20 . Checks should be made payable to Brown University and mailed, along with your requests, to Sports Information Office, Brown University, Box 1932, Providence, Rhode Island 02912 .

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Brown University, a leading Ivy League institution, is the only major research university in the nation where undergraduates design their own course of study. Barron’s Guide to the Most Competitive Colleges has described Brown as “the perfect university for self-motivated and confident students who desire an education [they ] on their own terms.” By providing a rich undergraduate experience together with strong graduate and medical programs, the University fosters internal and external discovery at each level of the academic enterprise. Brown is located in the College Hill residential section of Providence, Rhode Island, widely praised as one of America’s most livable “renaissance cities.” Boston is less than an hour away by train or car, and the state’s major airport is a 15-minute taxi or shuttle ride from the campus.

The seventh oldest university in America, hundred extracurricular student activities In recent years, the University has launched Brown was established in 1764 as Rhode and to develop their talents and interests Boldly Brown, a program for academic Island College in of Warren and in an atmosphere of encouragement and enrichment that is enlarging its faculty enrolled its first students in 1765. In 1770 creativity. by 100 members, improving support the College moved to its present location, and for graduate students, and investing in 1804 it was renamed Brown University About 25 percent of Brown graduates in libraries, information technology, to honor a $5,000 donation from local immediately go on to graduate or and academic facilities. As part of this merchant Nicholas Brown. professional study, and within ten years extensive program of enhancements, the of graduating more than 80 percent enter University instituted a need-blind Brown draws talented students nationally graduate or professional school. Popular undergraduate admission process to and internationally. They work in partnership career choices are business, consulting, ensure all worthy applicants access to the with a faculty known for its prize-winning technology, teaching, public service, University, regardless of their ability to pay. multidisciplinary scholarship and dedication computer graphics, and the arts. to teaching. Many students integrate study abroad or self-designed research projects into their academic programs. Students also have the opportunity to get involved in several

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions The Campus Brown University’s 140-acre main campus is part of a historic residential neighborhood that overlooks Providence’s downtown business and shopping district. With its riverfront walkways and beautifully designed public spaces, shopping at one of the largest malls in New England, nationally renowned restaurants, thriving art and theater districts, museums, and entertainment facilities, Providence is a an exciting city to live and study in. Train and bus service allows day trips to Boston and . Public transportation offers convenient travel to Newport, Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and throughout New England. At the heart of the Brown curriculum are three basic principles: that students Degree Requirements are active participants in learning; that The average course load is four per semester, Student Diversity acquiring analytical and critical skills is as which translates into 12 hours of classroom important as mastering factual knowledge; Undergraduate ...... 5,874 time per week, not including lab sessions. and that learning requires opportunities Brown undergraduates must pass 30 Male ...... 2,834 for experimentation and cross-disciplinary courses and complete the requirements for a Female ...... 3,040 synthesis. According to Barron’s Guide, concentration in order to receive a bachelor’s Graduate School ...... 1,737 “Students see this [curriculum] as Brown’s degree. From eight to 21 of the courses Medical School ...... 409 greatest offering and work hard to take taken – depending on the department and advantage of it.” degree selected – must be concentrated in Undergraduate Geographic Distribution a single major field of study. Students select (due to estimates, percentages may not total 100%) their concentrations by the end of second States Represented ...... 50 Innovative Grading semester of the sophomore year. From New England ...... 23.75% In most courses, students may elect to Outside New England (in U.S.) .....67% have their work graded with either “ABC/ International ...... 8.75% No Credit” or “Satisfactory/No Credit.” Degrees Offered Students may change their grading n Bachelor of arts in 80 areas of humanities, Faculty options at any time before the middle of the social sciences, mathematics, engineering, semester. The Brown faculty is one of the finest in the and life and physical sciences. nation. By tradition, even the most n Bachelor of science in, among other science- distinguished senior professors teach focused areas, applied mathematics, undergraduates.Brown’s faculty welcomes aquatic biology, biochemistry, biology, both undergraduate and graduate students biophysics, chemistry, cognitive as collaborators in research labs and in the science, computer science, engineering, field, and its many preeminent scholars environmental science, geological make important contributions to the world sciences, mathematics, neuroscience, through research and writing. The student physics and psychology. faculty ratio is 8:1. n Program in Liberal Medical Education for 60 well-qualified freshmen who may Unique Curriculum combine undergraduate and medical studies in an eight-year continuum. Brown is internationally known for its dynamic Students may earn an A.B. or Sc.B. degree undergraduate curriculum, developed and the M.D. degree. via student and faculty collaboration and implemented by faculty vote in 1969. More n Bachelor of arts/bachelor of science than 2,000 undergraduate courses support (combined degree program). more than 100 concentrations, or majors, n Bachelor of science/master of science many of them interdisciplinary, as well as (combined degree program). a wide variety of independent studies. The curriculum does not require distribution or n Bachelor of arts/master of arts core courses outside the concentration. (combined degree program).

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2008 Ivy League Champions Carrying on an intercollegiate athletic being honored for their achievement off tradition over 150 years old, the Brown the playing field. In 2007, former compete at the highest level of football and NFL standout Steve Jordan intercollegiate athletics at the NCAA (right) was honored with an NCAA Division I level. As a member of the Ivy Silver Anniversary Award for success League, Brown has one of the nation’s on the playing field, in the work place broadest arrays of varsity teams, and in the community. Forty-four Brown featuring the nation’s fourth largest students or alums have participated in athletic program – 37 in all, 17 for men, the , including 26 in the 20 for women -- the largest athletic last 10 years. program in the nation for women. Brown student-athletes do not just U.S. News and World Report recently dedicate themselves on the playing Steve Jordan (left) NCAA Silver Anniversary Award winner named Brown Athletics to the College field and in the classroom, but in Sports Honor Roll as one of the nation’s the community as well. The Brown top 20 athletic programs. Brown Department of Athletics and the Vartan has 24 teams honored by the NCAA Gregorian Elementary School at Fox with Public Recognition Awards for Point have had a relationship that is Academic Achievement, second-most in fast approaching 20 years. Each fall, the nation. teams “adopt” classrooms in a special ceremony, and the Brown student- Brown teams regularly compete in athletes volunteer their time to help NCAA Championships, with the Brown mentor the school’s largely at-risk women’s crew winning five NCAA students. Championships in the last 10 years. In addition, Brown’s , men’s soccer, and men’s teams have made NCAA playoff appearances in the last three years, with football and women’s joining those teams in winning Ivy League championships. Coaches and writers have ranked 12 Brown teams nationally in recent years. Both the men’s soccer (17) and women’s soccer (12) teams have won more Ivy ’10, 2008 Olympic Silver titles than any other Ivy League school. Medalist In the last two years, Brown athletes achieved at the highest level on an individual basis with 20 All-Americans, 24 Academic All-Americans, three Ivy League Players of the Year, two Ivy League Rookies of the Year, an NCAA Top VIII Award winner, an NCAA 2009 NCAA Playoffs - Men’s Lacrosse Postgraduate Scholarship Award winner, an Academic All-American of the Year, and two national finalists for Player of the Year honors. Brown athletes were drafted or signed by teams from the , , and . Alumni of Brown Athletics are equally decorated, many going on to success in professional leagues, the Olympics and 2008 Ivy Football Champions 2007 and 2008 National Champions - Women’s Crew

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Brown Football Wins Rhode Island Community Service Award. When ABC-TV’s Extreme Makeover arrived Normally, the two-story, 2,900-square-foot in Rhode Island to come to the aid of the New England shingle-style house that will be Silva Family of Warwick, the Brown football built for the Silva’s on Yucatan Drive would family played a key role in the construction take six to eight months to complete. of their new home. The house was rebuilt in February, and the Doreen and Kenny Silva have two children show aired on May 4, 2008. The work was of their own, plus three adopted children, all completed on time and a grateful Silvia all with disabilities, and two foster infants. Family have been living in the new home, The family had outgrown their Cape-style continuing to be a beacon of light for the house of about 1,000 square feet that foster care program in America. contained dangerous levels of lead paint. In addition to its work with Extreme Eric Johnson, the president of Oldport Makeover, the Brown football hosted the Homes in Portsmouth and the parent of 2nd Annual “Bench Press for Cancer” a former Brown football player, was the on the Main Green of Brown University. primary builder of the house. Johnson Combining dedication to physical training elicited the help of the entire Brown and dedication to helping others, the event football team and about 200 volunteers raised funds for the American Cancer on the project that included contractors, Society. subcontractors, neighbors, strangers and city officials. Head Coach Phil Estes’ Brown football team also has a continuing strong relationship In a race against time, a team of designers, with Providence area youth at the Vartan hundred’s of workmen and even the Gregorian Elementary School at Fox Point, neighbors, had just seven days to completely volunteering their time to read to the demolish and rebuild an entire house - plus students in the classrooms. the exterior and landscaping for a deserving family nominated by friends and family. The Brown football team is also involved with A Wish Come True, Inc., an organization that grants wishes to children, ages 3-18, who have a life-threatening illness.

ABC-TV’s Extreme Makeover

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions

Raymond J. Barry ’61 Dennis Coleman ’75 Barry W. Blum ’79 Paul J. Choquette, Jr. ’60 Dr N. Burrow ’54 Robert Flanders ’71 Robert F. Hall ’66 Actor Sports Agent/Lawyer Lawyer President, Construction Medicine Rhode Island Supreme Court Judge Financial Advisor (retired) The knowledge, philosophy, conviction, and zeal learned in the classroom and the lessons learned on the playing field – pride, dedication, teamwork, discipline – are indeed mutually beneficial. In reviewing the list of former Brown football players, the success, variety of interest, and versatility of the group is simply outstanding. Listed below are the names/occupations of just a handful of most recent former Brown Football players to provide a sampling of the success that our football alumni have had since leaving College Hill.

Abdo, Richard V. Dr. ’78 Biegalski, Michael J. ’85 Carcieri, Donald L. ’65 Daniel, John C. ’84 Physician/Surgeon, Special Agent, Dept. of Justice Governor Special Agent Orthopaedic Specialties , CA State of Rhode Island Northwestern Mutual Life Clearwater, FL Providence, RI Wellesley, MA Bloomquist, Jeffrey J. ’96 Anderson, James ’88 Vice President Carmel, Adam M. ’75 Davis, Mackenzie B. ’93 Vice President Fleet Securities, Inc. President, Larimer Capital Corp. CO Portfolio Manager Anderson Motors Boston, MA , CO RS Investments San Francisco, CA East Providence, RI Blum, Barry W. ’79 Carolan, Richard F. ’58 Andersen, John A. ’53 Attorney President, Carolan & Co., Inc. Flanders, Robert ’71 Consultant Miami, FL Providence, RI RI Supreme Court Judge (retired) Providence, RI Northern Trust Bank Bono, Mark L. ’81 Cashen, Henry C. II ’61 Lake Forest, IL Partner, Weston Presido Capital Attorney Franc, Terry III ’58 Andersen, John A. Jr. ’79 Boston, MA Dickstein, Shapiro & Morin Executive Vice President Great Lakes Director , DC Bridge Information Systems Inc. Brothers, Kelly R. ’83 St. Louis, MO The Nature Conservancy Airline Pilot, Delta Air Lines Chase, Arthur D. ’89 Chicago, IL Smyrna, GA Senior Vice President Frank, Sidney E. ’42 Keystone Property Trust Owner/Chairman Appolonia, Paul D. ’77 Brown, Brett A. ’93 Senior Vice President, WCI West Conshohocken, PA Sidney Frank Importing Co. Director, UBS/Warburg Dillon New Rochelle, NY Bonita Springs, FL Stamford, CT Chelovich, Peter V. ’75 Austin, William M. ’68 President, Great Lakes Export Co. Galvin, Richard A. ’79 Buchanan, Michael C. ‘90 , MI Partner CFO, Key Energy Services Inc. Managing Director Midland, TX Nexcomm Capital Partners Credit Suisse Asset Management Choquette, Paul J. Jr. ’60 Southport, CT Balaban, Michael D. ’74 New York, NY President, Gilbane Building Company Providence, RI Geroux, Michael T. ’91 Senior VP, Shearson Lehman Brothers Burkett, Steven L. ’80 New York, NY Vice President Senior VP, Staubach Company Cieplik, Kenneth C. ’73 JP Morgan & Co Banks, Charles A. Jr. ’62 Houston, TX VP EAM and Specialty S., Reebok Chicago, IL Stoughton, MA Pres/CEO, Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Burrow, Gerard, N. Dr. ’54 Newport News, VA Gessner, Charles L. ‘03 President/CEO Clingan, Thomas D. III ’60 Wide Receiver Sea Research Foundation Senior VP (Retired) Barron, Robert A. ’55 Tampa Bay Bucs Mystic, CT Prudential Securities Tampa Bay, FL Consulting and Export Summit, NJ New York, NY Cain, Daniel M. ’68 Good, Christopher J. ’86 President, Coleman, Dennis ’75 Asset Manager Bartlett, Phillip ’76 Cain Brothers and Company Sports Agent Managing Director TA Associates Realty New York, NY Partner, Ropes and Gray Boston, MA Bear Stearns & Co. Inc. Providence, RI New York, NY Campbell, Eugene C. ’69 Griffin, Jermaine P. ‘05 Geologist Cormier, Lawrence M. ’86 Batty, E. Jerome ’68 ESPN N.C. Dept. of Transportation President, Aerotech Security Inc. Bristol, CT Sr. Partner, Hinckley Allen & Snyder Raleigh, NC , NY Providence, RI Grinna, Brent J. ’04 Caraberis, George P. ’77 Crowell, R Parker ’63 Financial Analyst Barry, Raymond J. ’61 Managing Director President, Shearson Lehman Hutton Screen & Stage Actor/Playwright William Blair and Company Fredericks Michael & Company Greenwich, CT Chicago, IL Hollywood, CA New York, NY Culver, Timothy J. ’78 Hall, Robert F. ’66 Belardi, Chris A. MD ’79 Carbone, Laurence F. ’81 President-Owner, Culver Personnel Chairman Hall Capital Management National Sales Manager, San Diego, CA Barrington, RI Dept. of Emergency Medicine Abbott Laboratories Princeton, NJ Abbott Park, IL Dalgliesh, Ronald ’91 Harrison, Steve ’90 Assoc. VP of Development Bertovich, Gregory T. ’75 Vice President Brown University Poca Valley Bank Owner, Office Pavilion Providence, RI Boston, MA West State Senator

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions

Dr. Joseph P. Paterno ’50 James T. Kiernan, Jr. ’74 George Pyne ’89 Steven R. Jordan ’82 Robert A. Seiple ’65 Scott A. Nelson ’77 August A. White III ’57 Coach/Teacher Stock Analyst Sports Executive Former All-Pro Community Service Headmaster Physician

Jamiel, Francis ’77 Massa, Gerald L. ’77 O’Keefe, Kenneth J. ’76 Sullivan, Scott M. ’86 Owner, Jamiel’s Shoe World Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. Senior Advisor Jeffries and Company Warren/Warwick, RI Providence, RI Vestar Capital Partners Lynn, MA Boston, MA Jolley, Kevin J. ’90 Masucci, Ferdinand D. ’81 Valerio, Gary S. ’76 Associate, Adams, Harkness & Hill, Inc. Principal Trader O’Toole, Richard P. Jr. ’66 President, Sports Focus Inc. Boston, MA HSBC North America Senior Economist South Sutton, NH New York, NY Jet Propulsion Laboratory Jordan, Steven R. ’82 Pasadena, CA Van Ribbink, Jeffrey ’78 Vikings (Retired) Mc Carthy, Brian A. Jr. ’81 Gen. Surgeon/Partner, Project Manager Vice Pres., Smith Barney Pangia, Robert W. ’73 Scottsdale Medical Ryan Companies New York, NY Partner, Ivy Capital Partners LLC Scottsdale, AZ Phoenix, AZ New York, NY McClutchy, Daniel G. ’98 Wallace, Michael T. Jr. ’77 Joukowsky, Artemis, AW ’55 ESPN Paterno, Joseph P. Dr. ’50 Vice President Chancellor Emeritus Bristol, CT Prof./Head Football Coach, First Advisory Corporation Brown University Penn. State University Green Village, NJ Providence, RI Minnerly, Robert W. ’57 University Park, PA Exec. Director Walsh, W. Terence ’65 Kiernan, James T. Jr. ’74 R. Merle Palmer Minority Scholarship Perry, William H. ’88 Sr. Partner, Alston & Bird Cornerstone Capital Partners, Inc. Tacoma, WA Head Equity Trader, U.S. , GA , Ont. Standard Life Investments Monahan, Francis H. ’61 Boston, MA Warden, Robert G. ’95 Klupka, John W. ’77 Sr. Vice-Pres. Vice President President Wachovia Securities LLC Pike, Richard A. ’65 Cerberus Capital Management Anaconda Technologies Inc. New York, NY Executive Vice President New York, NY Hauppauge, NY Inter/Media Advertising Moore, Bruce D. ’71 Encino, CA Whipple, Mark J. ’80 Kunzi, Christopher ’73 Exec. VP & Chief Attorney Quarterbacks Coach Partner, Mock Resources Co. The Prudential Pyne, George F. ’89 Steelers Laguna Miguel, CA Newark, NJ President, Sports and Entertainment Pittsburgh, PA IMG Worldwide Lahey, Mark K. ’71 Morey, Sean J. ’99 White, Augustus A. III ’57 Managing Director, Lehman Bros. Wide Receiver Quigley, Matthew W. ’80 Orthopedic Surgeon, Chicago, IL Cardinals Credit Swiss First Boston Harvard Med. School Phoenix, AZ New York, NY Boston, MA Lang, Charles J. ’69 Comptroller, Moskala, Theodore J. ’86 Roberts, James L. ’80 Wilenzik, Marvin L. ’56 The Rockefeller Foundation Regional Manager Doctor/Chief of Urology, Attorney New York, NY Traveler’s Insurance Naval Hospital Elliott Reihner Siedzikowski & Egan, PC Fall River, MA Camp Pendelton, CA Blue Bell, PA Lawler, Edward E. III ’60 Professor, Univ. Southern Cal. Mundt, Kevin A. ’76 Rorke, Gregory M. ’76 Wolfram, Tyler J. ’88 , CA Senior Advisor CEO, ProAct Technologies Partner, Oak Hill Capital Partners Vestar Capital Partners White Plains, NY New York, NY Lyons , Dr. W. Berry ’69 Boston, MA Professor/Director Rowell, Glendon ’58 Woods, Dennis C. ’68 State University Murphy, Gerald E. ’69 Managing Partner, Boyden Intl. Ltd. Superintendent Vice-Pres., Chase Bank Hong Kong Bay Village City Schools Madden, Joseph S. ’89 New York, NY Bay Village, OH Film/Video Producer Ryan, S. Paul ’66 Goal Line Productions Murphy, Patrick M. ’88 Attorney Zink, Richard A. ’75 Pleasanton, CA Vice President of Sales – New England Riverside, RI Vice President, Goldman Sachs & Co. American Express Retirement Services New York, NY Maddock, Paul L. Jr. ’72 Boston, MA Salmon, Edward D. ’66 Owner Professor, UNC Chapel Hill Zlotnick, Jan E. ’77 The Maddock Companies Nelson, Scott A. ’77 Chapel Hill, NC CEO/Creative Director Palm Beach, FL Headmaster, Rye Country Day School The Zlotnick Group Rye, NY George Samenuk ’77 New York, NY Mangiacotti, Robert M. ’84 Chairman/CEO Financial Consultant O’Brien, John D. ’55 McAfee, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. CEO Oakland, CA New York, NY Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce Hyannis, MA Scott, Gordon S. ’62 Markoff, Leon F. ’53 President/CEO, Scott Resources Int’l. President, Shearson Lehman Hutton O’Connell, Daniel S. ’76 Northbrook, IL Chestnut Hill, MA CEO Vestar Capital Partners Seiple, Robert A. ’65 Martino, Joseph E. ’74 New York, NY Institute for Global Engagement President, Stevens Point Brewery Saint David, PA St. Louis, MO

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions The list below includes a sampling Tom Scott ’90 and Tom First ’89 - S.J. Perelman ’23 - Writer, humorist; of the many alumni who are Founders and chairmen, Nantucket scriptwriter for Marx Brothers movies leaders in their respective fields. Nectars Alfred Uhry ’58 - Pulitzer Prize winning The list is abridged - only a Matt Dunn ’92 - Executive director, author of “Driving Miss Daisy” representative few are listed. AmeriCorps*VISTA Jeff Eugenides ’82 - Novelist (Middlesex, The Virginia Suicides), Pulitzer Prize- Athletics Education winner for fiction 1891 - Football coach, Horace Mann 1819 - Called “Father of ’77 American public education.” named for him Charles Evans Hughes 1881 - Supreme Music Fritz Pollard ’19 - First African-American Vernon Alden ’45 - President, Ohio Court Justice; Presidential candidate in Mary Chapin Carpenter ’81 - Grammy to be named a college All-American University 1916; Governor of New York Award-winning singer/songwriter back; first African-American Frank Newman ’47 - President, URI; Louis Redding ’23 - lawyer and civil rights Dorsey James ’83 - Senior vice president, in the NFL; recently inducted into the president, Education Commission of States pioneer Arista Records Professional Football Hall of Fame. ’54 - Craig Kallman ’87 - President, Big Beat Records; executive vice president, Atlantic ’50 - Head football coach Film, Stage, Donald L. Carcieri ’65 - Governor of Records Penn State University Rhode Island Television Lisa Loeb ’90 - Grammy-nominated Mark Donohue ’59 - Indianapolis 500 Ira Magaziner ’69 - Co-author and prime Robin Green ’67 - Screenwriter for The singer/songwriter champion racecar driver mover behind Brown’s 1969 “New Sopranos ’70 - NHL hockey player Curriculum;” senior advisor to President Duncan Sheik ’92 - Grammy-nominated ’75 - 14-year career as a Major James Naughton ’67 - Broadway, Clinton singer/songwriter television, and film actor/singer; Tony League Baseball Kenneth Starr ’69 A.M. - Federal appeals- Nate Albert ’02 - Guitarist, the Mighty Award winner (Chicago) Steve Jordan ’82 - Six-time tight court judge Mighty Bosstones Jobeth Williams ’70 -Actress, Kramer vs. end for the Minnestoa Vikings ’75 - United States Kramer, Poltergeist, The Big Chill George Pyne ’89 - President, IMG Sports Senator, Rhode Island Science/ Debra Lee ’76 - President Black & Entertainment ’83 - Mayor of Providence Entertainment Television (BET) Mathematics Sean Morey ’99 - Patrick Lynch ’87 - Rhode Island Attorney Scott Anderson ’86 - Oscar-winning Zak DeOssie ’07 - General special effects (Babe, 1995) Technology/ Bobby Jindal ’92 - Governor of Lousiana Laura Linney ’86 - Actress; Oscar nominee Business (Kinsey); Mystic River, Jurassic Park Medicine John D. Rockefeller, Jr. 1897 - Doug Liman ’88 - Director/producer History William W. Keen 1859 - Surgeon, Philanthropist (Swingers, The Bourne Identity) Winthrop Jordan ’60 - Ph.D, historian performed first successful operation for a Thomas J. Watson ’37 - Chairman of the and National Book Award-winning author brain tumor in the United States Julie Bowen ’91 - Actress (Happy Gilmore, Board of IBM; U. S. Ambassador to Russia (White Over Black, 1968) Ed) John Tukey ’37 Sc.M. - mathematician, Bill Wirtz ’50 - President and owner of the Lawrence Small ’63 - Secretary (head), “the father of computer software Nilo Cruz, M.F.A ’94 - Playwright; Pulitzer NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks the Smithsonian Institution Prize-winner for drama Thomas O. Paine ’42 - head of NASA Artemis Joukowsky ’55 - Businessman, during the first U.S. moon landing philanthropist, former Brown chancellor Government Journalism Jane Kates Pincus ’59 - co-writer of the Ted Turner ’60 - Sailing champion; creator best-selling Our Bodies, Ourselves John Hay 1858 - Secretary of State; of CNN, TNT and TBS cable stations secretary to ; ambassador & Broadcasting Katheryn Scott Fuller ’69 - President and Irving R. Levine ’44 - NBC Chief John Sculley ’61 - Apple Computer to England CEO of the World Wildlife Fund Timothy Forbes ’76 - CEO, Forbes, Inc. Economics Correspondent Byron Lichtenberg ’69 - First civilian Andre’ Leon Talley ’74 - A.M., Vogue, Cathleen McGuigan ’71 - Senior editor, scientist to travel in space editor at large Newsweek Jeffrey Swartz ’82 - CEO, Timberland Chris Berman ’77 - ESPN anchor, 12 CableACE awards; earned 7 Emmy awards; two-time Sportscaster of the Year Alison Stewart ’88 - MSNBC News Correspondent; former MTV News Anchor; Peabody Award winner David Rohde ’90 - Pulitzer prize-winning reporter, Literature Nathanael West ’24 - Writer, Author, “The Ted Turner ’60 Laura Linney ’86 Day of the Locust” Lisa Loeb ’90

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions While the 2005-06 academic year marked Committee, made up of one senior non-athletic n Amassed more than 100 All-Americans each the 50th season of official Ivy League athletic administrator from each school; and the year. competition, the rivalries and traditions in the committee on Administration, comprised of the n League go so much deeper. The first official eight directors of athletics. Averaged more than a dozen Academic All- athletic competition between League schools was Americans each year, including an all-time more than 150 years ago (1852, Harvard-Yale The Ivy Presidents extended the Ivy Group high of 18 in 2006-07. Agreement to all intercollegiate sports in February rowing) and the first football game was more than n Posted far and away the best record in Division 130 years ago (1872, Columbia-Yale). Brown’s 1954. Their statement also focused on presidential governance of the League, the importance of intra- I, across all sports and conferences, in the first intercollegiate athletic competition came in first three annual compilations of the NCAA’s 1859. League competition, and a desire that recruited athletes is academically ‘representative’ of each Academic Progress Rate, posted in the spring In the early days, the Ivy schools dominated institution’s overall student body. Although that of 2007, 2008 and 2009. college athletics. All-America status, Olympic is the League’s official founding date, the first n Had 204 competitors at the five Olympic medals, and national championships were year of competition was 1956-57, when Brown Games (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008). routinely earned by students from the Ancient and Columbia played the first official Ivy League Those 204 have collected 67 medals, including Eight. Game. 23 gold. Today, Ivy Leaguers continue to claim national titles The League office is housed in Princeton, N.J., n Hosted the first ESPN College GameDay and Olympic medals as well as All-America and under the leadership of Executive Director Robin football show to draw more than 1.5 million Academic All-America status. Hundreds continue Harris. households (2002). athletic careers as professionals and hundreds more as coaches and athletic administrators. n Sent numerous athletes into the professional The student-athletes also are among the nation’s Since 2000 alone, ranks — the Women’s United Soccer Association leading public servants, doctors, journalists, the Ivy League... (including Dartmouth’s Kristin Luckenbill of lawyers, scientists, scholars, business leaders, the 2002 Founders Cup champion Carolina entertainers, educators and so much more. n Produced NCAA individual champions in Courage), National Football League (including fencing, women’s swimming and diving, men’s Brown’s Sean Morey of the The success of the League comes without athletic indoor track & field, men’s outdoor track and and Arizona Cardinals and Harvard’s Isaiah scholarships while maintaining self-imposed high field, women’s indoor , women’s Kacyvenski of the Seahawks, team academic standards. The outdoor track and field and wrestling while captains for XL, and Cornell’s Kevin Ivy League has demonstrated a rare willingness earning NCAA team championships in fencing, Boothe, Brown’s Zak DeOssie and Penn’s Jim and ability, given the pressures on inter-collegiate men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse and women’s Finn of the Super Bowl XLII champion New York success throughout the nation, to abide by these rowing. The League has also captured national Giants), (including rules and still compete successfully in Division I champions in the non-NCAA sports of men’s Princeton’s George Parros of the 2007 Stanley athletics. squash and men’s rowing. All eight Ivy League Cup champion Anaheim Ducks) and Major schools have had at least one NCAA champion League Baseball (including Princeton’s Chris Sponsoring con-ference champion-ships in – individual or team – during this span. Young of the San Diego Padres, 2007 National 33 men’s and women’s sports, and averaging League All-Star). more than 35 varsity teams at each school, n the Ivy League provides intercollegiate athletic Became the first conference to “sweep” the opportunities for more men and women than four major NCAA Honors in the same year any other conference in the country. All eight Ivy (2006) — Columbia’s claiming schools are among the “top 20” of NCAA Division the Award; Princeton’s I schools in number of sports offered for both men John Doar the Inspirational Award; Yale’s and women. Susan Wellington a Silver Anniversary Award; and Brown’s Nick Hartigan a Top VIII Award. The term “Ivy colleges” was first in October 1933 n by Stanley Woodward of the New York Herald Became the second conference with three of Tribune to describe the eight current Ivy schools the six NCAA Silver Anniversary Award winners (plus Army). On Feb. 8, 1935, in the same year (2007) — Dartmouth’s Gail sports editor Alan Gould first used the exact term Koziara Boudreaux, Brown’s Steve Jordan, and “Ivy League.” Yale’s Patricia Melton. n The first “Ivy Group Agreement,” signed in Finished eighth among the 31 Division I 1945, applied only to football. It affirmed the conferences in the 2007-08 Directors’ Cup observance of common practices in academic presented annually by the National Association standards and eligibility requirements and the of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), administration of need-based financial aid, with United States Sports Academy and USA no athletic scholarships. The agreement created Today. the Presidents Policy Committee, including the eight Presidents; the Coordination and Eligibility Colin Cloherty ’09 Academic All-Ivy

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290993.FBMG_10.P.indd 9 7/27/09 4:14:04 PM Brown Stadium

2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Brown football’s current home, Brown Stadium, was part of the University’s 30 acre Elmgrove Avenue athletic complex developed in the early 1920’s. The stadium, dedicated in 1925 as “A Field of Honor,” was initially called Brown Field. It was underwritten completely by subscription, with funds raised by the Amphitheatre Committee headed by Clinton C. White 1900. The first game in the all-home schedule resulted in a 33-0 victory over Rhode Island. Dedication games were held with Yale and Harvard. The original seating capacity was 27,646, which included 7,264 end zone and sideline wooden bleachers. The last bleachers were removed after the 1952 season, resulting in the current capacity of 20,000. In 1978, Brown’s Centennial Season, new aluminum seats were installed as part of Operation Pride. The stadium underwent a complete renovation in 1988, with concrete restoration and waterproofing, new graphics, and painting of the John “Jay” Barry Jr. 1950 Press Box. In addition, an underground sprinkler system was installed for the stadium’s natural grass field. A new home locker room was completed for the 1991 season, in addition to a coaches’ locker room and training facility.

Brown Played at Andrews Field from 1899-1924.

Joukowsky Family Locker Room Named in honor of Artemis A.W. Joukowsky ’55 and Martha Sharp Joukowsky ’58, whose commitment in encouraging Brown University student- athletes to realize their fullest potential in mind and body, led to the renovation of the locker room. The football locker room at Brown Stadium underwent a massive expansion in the summer of 1991 with new carpeting and lockers installed to accommodate over 100 players. The fully decorated locker area has full shower facilities and a movable partition that can separate the room for offensive and defensive meetings.

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290993.FBMG_10.P.indd 10 7/27/09 4:14:11 PM Athletic Facilities

2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Erickson Athletic Complex , , Olney Margolies Athletic Center (top left); outdoor (top and bottom), , softball field, (soccer and lacrosse) and football practice fields.

Stevenson Field

Meehan Auditorium

Marston Boathouse

Berylson Family Fields - Brown installed two new football field turf practice fields in the summer of 2007, giving the Bears the finest practice facility in the Ivy League. Pizzitola Sports Center

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Washington Roger Marandino Weight Room Head Strength Coach M.S.CSCS.*D

The Washington Weight Room was given The head strength and conditioning coach Association as a to Brown University’s athletes by the at Brown since 1995, Roger Marandino certified strength and Washington, D.C. Sports Foundation is responsible for the coordination of all conditioning specialist Committee, and is located in the Pizzitola strength and conditioning programs for (CSCS). Memorial Sports Center. Encompassing Brown’s 37 varsity sports. Marandino 4,000 square feet, the weight room is utilizes a hands-on approach to assure In 1997 and 2000, Marandino was chosen recognized as one of the premier collegiate that all players maintain peak physical as the NSCA Strength and Conditioning athletic weight training facilities in the conditioning to be able to play at the Professional of the Year in the Ivy League. Northeast. highest level possible. He has been a NSCA National Conference speaker. Under the direction of strength and A 1993 graduate of Kean College of New conditioning coordinator Roger Marandino, Jersey, Mar-andino earned a Bachelor In addition, he is certified by the United the Washington Weight Room has taken on of Arts degree in Exercise Physiology. He States Weightlifting Federation as a Level I a new look. Six new weightlifting platforms completed a strength and conditioning Olympic Weightlifting coach. and eight new power racks have been internship at the University of Pacific in Formerly of Vineland, , Roger and added and the new room now resembles Stockton, after graduation and his wife, Caraline, reside in Rumford, Rhode an Olympic-style training facility. Brown then enrolled in the graduate school at the Island with their daughter, Annabella. athletes train with multi-joint Olympic- University of Connecticut in 1993. While style movements geared to meet the working towards his Master’s degree in biomechanical and physiological needs of biomechanics, he served as assistant their sport. Varsity teams train with goals strength and conditioning coach for of increasing performance, preventing two years. He designed, developed and injury and reconditioning after injury. implemented the comprehensive strength and conditioning programs for several The Brown Bears Football Strength varsity athletic teams at Connecticut, program consists of multi-joint Olympic including the football and men’s and movements designed to increase athletic women’s basketball teams. power, mobility, and overall sprint conditioning. Testing in the weight room Marandino, who was named the NSCA consists of the power clean, squat, and Collegiate S&C Professional of the Year in bench press. Each athlete is tested a 2000, was a three-time, drug-free national total of nine times during a full training power-lifting champion and is certified by year. Testing frequently develops team the National Strength and Conditioning competition and short-term goal setting. During the competitive season, training focuses on increasing strength levels throughout the season with weekly goals of peaking on game day.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Russ Fiore Brown University Training Staff Head Athletic Trainer Located on the lower level of the Olney-Margolies Athletic Center, the Brown training room has a central taping area, a “rehab” center (left), a whirlpool room, as well as Russ Fiore has been a doctor’s examination room and office. The OMAC training facility was expanded a member of the and refurbished in the summer of 2002. In addition, there is a full training room Brown University in the Pizzitola Sports Center. training staff since August of 1979 and in 2004, assumed the position of Head Athletic Trainer at Brown. Born in Providence, Fiore graduated from Cranston East High School in 1968 and received a Bachelor of Science degree in health and physical education from the University of Rhode Island in 1972. He received his Master’s Emily Burmeister Beth Conroy Matt Culp Brian Daigneault degree in physical education from the University of Arizona in 1974, and studied in a special graduate program at from 1977-79. He also worked as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at the University of Arizona from 1973-74 before moving to Northeastern as a staff athletic trainer from 1974-79. Fiore is the inventor of a special machine that is now used by many schools Shelly Lundin David Murray Sarah Vizza to treat ankle injuries. Fiore recently designed and developed a revolutionary Team Physicians new ankle brace that is used by several NBA players and athletes at all levels. An avid golfer, Fiore resides in Lincoln, Rhode Island, with his wife, Karlene. They have two children, Matthew and Melanie.

Dr. Michael Hulstyn Dr. Paul Fadale Team Physician Head Team Physician

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Ruth J. Simmons Mike Goldberger Brown President Director of Athletics

Ruth J. Simmons Louis, the University of , the Jewish Michael Goldberger assumed the duties of director of athletics was sworn in as Theological Seminary, Miami Dade College, and at Brown on July 1, 2005 following a 10-year stint as director the 18th president Morehouse College. of admissions at the university. Goldberger brings a myriad of of Brown University experience to the position, beginning his career in collegiate athletics Simmons is the recipient of a number of prizes on July 3, 2001. as an assistant football coach at Brown in 1973. and fellowships, including the German DAAD She also holds and a Fulbright Fellowship to France. In 1997 “For more than 30 years Mike Goldberger has served the University an appointment she was awarded the Centennial Medal from – particularly prospective students, athletes and their families – as professor in , in 1999 the Teachers College with integrity, effectiveness and personal warmth,” Simmons said. the Department Medal for Distinguished Service from Columbia “His excellent relationships with alumni, students, faculty, staff, of Comparative University, and in 2001 the President’s Award coaches and athletes made him an ideal candidate. Leadership Literature and the from the United Negro College Fund. She is what it will take to move the athletics program to a higher level Department of has been honored with the 2002 Fulbright of excellence. Goldie has demonstrated that he can provide the Africana Studies. Lifetime Achievement Medal and the 2002 leadership necessary to compete at the highest level.” She was president of from 1995 “Drum Major for Justice” education award from until the time of her appointment at Brown. The appointment as athletic director brings Goldberger back to his Southern Christian Leadership Conference/ point of entry at the University. He came to Brown in 1973 as an A native of and a 1967 graduate of Dillard W.O.M.E.N. In 2004 she received the ROBIE assistant coach for football and baseball, recruited to the staff by University in New Orleans, Simmons received Humanitarian Award, given by the Jackie John Anderson, Brown’s new head football coach. Goldberger had her Ph.D. in Romance languages and literatures Robinson Foundation; the Eleanor Roosevelt played three seasons for Anderson when Anderson was a coach at from Harvard University in 1973. She is fluent Val-Kill Medal; and the chairman’s award of the Middlebury College. in French and has written on the works of David Congressional Black Caucus Foundation. She Diop and Aime Cesaire. was selected as a Newsweek “person to watch” Goldberger was an assistant freshman football coach during his and as a Ms. Woman of the Year in 2002. In first two years at Brown before joining the varsity staff in 1975. In 1983, after serving as associate dean of the 2001 Time magazine named her America’s best He coached the Brown freshman football squad for seven years. graduate school at the University of Southern college president. Goldberger was an assistant baseball coach for seven years and California, Simmons joined the Princeton was the facilities director of the Olney Margolies Athletic center for University administration. She remained at In recent years, Simmons, an articulate several years. In 1981, Goldberger became an assistant to John Princeton for seven years, leaving in 1990 spokesperson and writer, has written and Parry, Brown’s athletic director, serving as athletic liaison to the for two years to serve as provost at Spelman delivered papers or presentations on a wide admission office, among other duties. College. Returning to Princeton in 1992 as array of educational and public policy issues, vice provost, she remained at the university including institutional governance, foreign “You only get one lifetime,” said Goldberger at the press conference, until June 30, 1995. As vice provost she was language study, diversity, liberal arts, science “and the chance to do some different things at a place that you deputy to the provost and executive secretary education, leadership, and women in higher love is amazing. The opportunity to take on an new challenge with of the Priorities Committee, the university’s education. Among numerous educational people I really care about is sort of hard to beat.” budget committee. In 1993, invited by the institutions and national forums, she has been a After 10 years in athletics, Goldberger moved to the College president to review the state of race relations on featured speaker at the White House, the World Admission Office, where he would serve for 22 years. He began the Princeton campus, Simmons wrote a report Economic Forum, the National Press Club, the as associate director in 1983 and was named director in 1995. that resulted in a number of initiatives that Association of American Universities, and the Brown’s applicant pool expanded steadily during his tenure. received widespread attention. In 1995 she American Council on Education. In September became president of Smith College, the largest 2001 ABC News tapped her to serve as a A graduate of Middlebury College, Goldberger played defensive women’s college in the United States, where respondent during its live telecast following back on the gridiron team for three years, captaining the team in she launched a number of strategic initiatives President Bush’s address to Congress. his senior year. He was an /pitcher for the baseball team to strengthen the college’s academic programs while earning a Bachelor’s degree in History. During her tenure at Brown University, Simmons and inaugurated the first engineering program at has created an ambitious set of initiatives He and his wife, Kathy, have two children, Kevin and Brian, and a U.S. women’s college. designed to expand and strengthen the faculty; reside in Barrington, Rhode Island. Simmons is a member of the National Academy increase financial support and resources for of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical undergraduate, graduate, and medical students; Society, and the Council on Foreign Relations; improve facilities; renew a broad commitment she is currently serving as chair of the Ivy to shared governance; and ensure that diversity Council. She also serves on a number of boards, informs every dimension of the university. These including Pfizer Inc., Texas Instruments, and the initiatives have led to a major investment of new Goldman Sachs Group. Active in a wide range resources in Brown’s educational mission. of educational, charitable, and civic endeavors, As an academic leader, Simmons believes in she holds honorary degrees from numerous the power of education to transform lives. She colleges and universities, including Amherst, champions the university as a haven of reasoned Boston University, Columbia, Dartmouth, debate with the responsibility to challenge Dillard, Harvard, Howard, Mount Holyoke students intellectually and prepare them to College, , Northeastern, become informed, conscientious citizens. She Princeton, the University of , has spent her career advocating for a leadership Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the University role for higher education in the arena of national of Southern California, George Washington and global affairs. University, Washington University in St.

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290993.FBMG_10.P.indd 14 7/27/09 4:14:36 PM NCAA Rules for Alumni

2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Ask Before You Act n assist Brown coaches by picking up transcripts, n invite a team to meet with alumni or friends in a films, or any other information pertaining to a city where they play. Student-athletes may receive NCAA regulations are complex and ever-changing, prospect’s ability from the prospect’s educational benefits as a team in conjunction with an away and the consequences of breaking them can affect the institution; contest, which individual student-athletes may not, eligibility of current and prospective student-athletes. but such arrangements must be made through the n provide financial aid or benefit or any kind For that reason, it is important to be diligent about head coach. compliance with the rules, and the Brown Athletic (e.g., clothing, special discounts, lodging, meals, Department is available to assist you with any transportation, tickets, loans of money) to prospects questions you may have as you support the University or their relatives; What if I have a pre- and its teams. n make contact with a prospective student-athlete or established relationship The following summary of frequently asked questions his/her parents when the prospect is on campus for with a prospect? is designed to help you familiarize yourself with NCAA an official or unofficial recruiting visit. If you have an established relationship with a regulations, and also to clear up some of the confusion n contact a prospective student-athlete to prospect, his or her parents or relatives, you may you may have about what the rules say. Always ask congratulate him/her on an offer of admission to continue normal contacts with the understanding that before you act, and please contact the Assistant Brown University; such contacts are not made for recruiting purposes Athletic Director for Compliance at 401-863-7584 if and are not arranged by members of Brown’s coaching you require clarification or more information. n provide transportation or arrange for payment of transportation costs for a prospect or his/her relatives staff. Essentially, a relationship is established if or friends to visit campus; it predates the individual’s status as a prospect, if Do these rules apply to me? it predates the athlete’s status as a result of her You are a Representative of the University’s n earmark funds for specific prospects to attend a or her athletic ability or reputation, and the Athletic Interests (a booster), and therefore governed Brown summer camp; relationship did not develop as a result of the by these rules, if you have ever: n employ or arrange for employment of a prospect individual’s participation in athletics. n been a member of any organization promoting before the completion of his/her senior year. After Brown Athletics; graduation, you may employ a prospect at a rate What kind of involvement commensurate with experience and also the going n are, or have been, a season ticket holder in any rate. This is the only exception which allows you to may I have with enrolled sport; contact a prospect before he or she enrolls at Brown. student-athletes? n are the parent(s) or guardian(s) of a current Please contact the Compliance Office for more YOU MAY NOT student-athlete; details. n pay for or arrange for payment of room, board, or n have ever made a donation to the Athletic n provide ANYTHING to a prospect or the prospect’s any type of transportation at any time for currently Department, a men’s or women’s athletic team, or family or friends without prior approval from the enrolled student-athletes, their relatives, or their any friends organization; Compliance Office; or friends; n n have ever assisted in evaluating or recruiting bring any guest to an alumni gathering or booster n provide student-athletes with any sort of extra prospects; event if he or she is participating in athletics at the benefit, which refers to any special arrangement to high school or junior college level. Your own son or n have ever helped to arrange or have provided provide a student-athlete or his/her relatives or friends daughter would be an exception, but limits to the type employment to enrolled student-athletes, prospects, with a benefit unavailable to the general student of interaction your son or daughter could have with or their parents and relatives; population; coaching staff members at the event still apply. n participated in the Brown University Intercollegiate n provide student-athletes, their relatives, or Athletics program; or their friends with any special discount, payment arrangements (e.g., cosigning a loan), credits n YOU MAY: otherwise promoted the University’s athletics on a purchase (e.g., airline ticket, clothing), or n program. forward information about prospects to the services (e.g., dry-cleaning, transportation); appropriate coaching staff member; Once you become a Representative of the University’s n allow student-athletes, to use your telephone to n Athletics Interests, you retain this status FOREVER! view a prospect’s athletics contest on your make free calls; own initiative, provided you do not contact the Who is a Prospective prospect or his/her relatives, coach, principal, or n provide awards or gifts to student-athletes for counselor in an attempt to evaluate the academic any reason. This also prohibits honorariums for Student-Athlete? or athletic abilities of the prospect. If contact is speaking engagements. All awards to student- A prospective student-athlete, commonly known unavoidable, only greetings may be exchanged. athletes must meet all NCAA legislation and be as a “prospect,” is any individual who has started Additionally, you are responsible for all incurred costs approved by the Compliance Office; classes for the 9th grade. In addition, student- or fees at a contest; n use the name, picture or appearance of an athletes enrolled in preparatory school or two-year n speak to a prospect on the telephone ONLY if the enrolled student-athlete to advertise, recommend colleges are considered prospects. Ultimately, a prospect initiates the call. Such a call cannot be or promote sales or use of a commercial product student remains a prospect until enrollment at a prearranged by the athletic department. You MAY or service of any kind. Any use of the name, four-year collegiate institution. NOT have a recruiting conversation, but you may refer picture or appearance of a student-athlete must What kind of contact may I questions about the athletics program to the athletics receive authorization from the Compliance Office; or department staff; n entertain student-athletes or their family and have with a prospect? n provide lodging, meals and transportation to friends. The only exception to this is that YOU MAY, YOU MAY NOT: coaching staff members when they are recruiting in on an occasional basis, provide a student-athlete or your area; team (not family members or friends) with a meal. n make any recruiting contacts with prospects or The meal can be catered, but it must be in your their relatives. This includes telephone calls, letters, n join a friends group to help provide support and home and be approved in advance by the Compliance emails, text messages, chat rooms and facsimiles, funding for recruiting, special trips and receptions at Office. along with any face-to-face contact either on or off- home and away contests; or campus;

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The Team

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2008 Ivy League Champions Coming off its second Ivy League Championship in the last his 155 career receptions are 20th in Ivy history. Farnham Offensive Line four years, Brown head football coach Phil Estes is optimistic earned one of his Gold Helmet awards against Princeton with The Bears return three starters to their offensive line, led by that his team will be in the mix to once again challenge for 228 all-purpose yards, including 79 receiving yards with the 6-5, 285 Jasinoswki, a mainstay at right since his the Ivy title with the return of 10 starters that includes six All- a 20 yard , 27 rushing yards with a three-yard sophomore campaign. Mark Callahan, a 6-1, 260 senior, Ivy players, including four first team All-Ivy selections. touchdown , 55 kickoff return yards, and 67 return has started 18 of the last 20 games at center for the Bears yards. Estes, a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Award as the nation’s and is one of the most underrated linemen in the Ivy League. top coach in 2008, has guided the Bears to three Ivy League A triple receiving, running and passing threat, Sewall ranked Senior Tim Danser, who is 6-3, 275, earned a starting titles in the last 10 years. He believes the Bears’ 2008 Ivy ninth in the nation with 6.9 receptions per game, and 14th role at right guard. The trio helped the Brown offense to League Championship is to be celebrated as a true team nationally with 94.80 receiving yards per game. The first 379.5 total yards per game, third in the Ivy League, and the accomplishment. But once the memories have faded and the team All-Ivy and All-New England choice led the Ivy League league’s second best passing offense with 267.7 yards per 2009 squad begins its Spring Practice sessions, last year’s in receptions (69), receiving yards (948) and scoring (8.4 game. Brown’s 29.3 points per game led the Ivy League. As media guide is buried and the focus is on a completely new points per game), registering eight receiving and a group, the Bears’ offensive line allowed an Ivy League best season. six touchdowns via the run. Sewall also etched his name in seven sacks all year, sixth best in the nation, while passing the Ivy League record book with 144 career receptions, 25th 384 times. best in Ivy football history. Against Cornell, Sewall made 11 Brown also features several more offensive linemen, who saw Offense receptions for 181 yards with touchdown grabs of 52 and action a year ago, including 6-2, 275 junior Brian Ellixson, Three of Brown’s first team All-Ivy selections return to the 33 yards. offensive side of the , with senior wide receivers Buddy and 6-3, 260 junior Patrick Conroy. Farnham and Bobby Sewall back in the fold, along with senior Junior Matt Sudfeld stepped up in his first varsity opportunity offensive tackle Paul Jasinowski. While the Bears are solid a year ago, making 20 catches for 181 yards, while senior at wide receiver and the offensive line, the biggest question Trevan Samp made 12 receptions for 190 yards and two Junior tailback Daniel Ball is the most experienced returning mark comes at quarterback where the Bears will feature a touchdowns. Senior Chris LaMar also contributed with one tailback with 14 carries for 45 yards last season, while quarterback who has never attempted a varsity pass. reception for 18 yards. junior Marc Howland contributed with 37 yards on five At , senior Andrew Fertig saw some valuable playing carries. Nine of Brown’s 14 rushing touchdowns came from Wide Receiver time as a back-up a year ago, as did junior Alex Prestley, who the wide receiver position, with Sewall running for a team Brown’s wide receiver corps is considered the best in the made one catch for 15 yards last season. high six touchdowns, rushing 140 yards on 34 attempts, nation with the return of Farnham and Sewall, as well as some on direct snaps. Farnham ran for 89 yards and three several talented receivers who will vie for playing time in Quarterback touchdowns out of the wide receiver position. Brown’s wide-open offense. The biggest question mark heading into the 2009 season is Now a two-time first team All-Ivy and All-New England at quarterback, where the Bears will look to replace All-Ivy Defense selection, Farnham twice earned the Boston Globe Gold quarterback and Brown record holder Michael Dougherty, Brown’s defense also returns three All-Ivy players, senior Helmet Award winner as the New England Player of the who was the only Brown quarterback to attempt a pass in defensive tackle David Howard, a first team selection, and Week. His 63 receptions and 816 receiving yards were third 2008. Estes believes several players have a grasp of the second team All-Ivy honorees, senior defensive end James in the Ivy League, while he ranked second in the league with offense and should vie for the top spot, including juniors Joe Develin, and senior safety Chris Perkins. The Bears will look 149.5 all-purpose yards per game. Farnham’s 1,892 career Springer, who played the fourth quarter against Dartmouth, to pick up where they left off last year with the Ivy League’s receiving yards are 27th in the Ivy League record book, while Kyle Newhall-Caballero and Ryley Hegarty, along with stingiest defense against the run, allowing a league best 77.1 sophomore Patrick Pakan.

James Develin ’10 Chris Perkins ’10 Bobby Sewall ’10

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions yards per game on the ground, fourth best in the nation. 22 total hits. Senior Brendan Gallagher will also play on the Brown’s defense also allowed the fewest rushing touchdowns inside after making 14 total tackles in 2008. Junior Chimso 2009 Personnel Info. (3) in the nation. Okoji is a hard-hitter, who made three tackles, including a tackle for a loss last season. Returning Starters - Offense (6) Defensive Line FL Buddy Farnham, Bobby Sewall On the outside, the Bears return two contributors, senior Phil OL Paul Jasinowski, Mark Callahan, Tim Danser The Bears lost two of its starters on the defensive line, but Roffi and junior Cameron Cotton. Roffi was responsible for FB Matt Mangiacotti return its two All-Ivy players, Howard and Develin. Howard, a six tackles a year ago, while Cotton registered three stops 6-3, 270 tackle, had a breakout season for the Bears, playing for the Bears. Returning Starters - Defense (6) a key role in Brown’s stingy rushing defense that allowed just DE James Develin, Peter Hughes 77.1 yards per game to lead the Ivy League and rank fourth Secondary DT David Howard nationally. Howard led the Bears and ranked fourth in the Ivy S Chris Perkins League with 13 tackles for a loss of 69 yards. He also made The Bears are buoyed by the return of starters Chris Perkins ILB Kelly Cox 6.5 quarterbacks to rank third in the Ivy League, and finished at safety and David Clement at corner back. Perkins played a CB David Clement the season with 30 total tackles, including 17 solo stops. key role in the success of Brown’s secondary, making 55 total tackles, third best on the Brown team. He intercepted a pass Starters Lost - Offense (6) Playing the defensive end position, the 6-3, 270 Develin, a against Rhode Island, was named the Ivy League Defensive QB Michael Dougherty second team All-Ivy selection a year ago, led all defensive Player of the Week for his performance vs. Harvard, where OL Shane Kelley, Matt Adkins linemen on the Brown squad with 34 total tackles, including he made a team high nine tackles, including six solo stops, FB Matt Mangiacotti 20 solo stops. He also made 4.5 tackles for a loss, including forced two key , including one that led to a Brown TE Colin Cloherty 2.5 quarterback sacks. He was named the Ivy League and touchdown, broke-up two passes, and was in on a tackle TB Dereck Knight National Defensive Player of the Week for a loss. after leading the Bears’ defense against Stony Brook with Starters Lost - Defense (7) nine tackles, 3.5 tackles for a loss, including two quarterback Clement was Brown’s sixth leading tackler in 2008 with 38 OLB Miles Craigwell, Jon May, sacks for a loss of 16 yards. total tackles, and led the squad with eight pass break-ups, DL Wale Adedokun, Jake Powers, Joe Yanchunis while also picking off a pass. Junior safety Robert Gillett will DB Nkosi Still The Bears rotated several players into the lineup a year ago, also look to contribute in the secondary after action in all 10 ILB Steve Ziogas which should pay-off in 2009. Senior Michael Lemmons games, making 17 tackles. Junior Russell Leedy made 12 tackles from the tackle position and recovered a was also on the depth chart and registered four tackles for the Lettermen Returning - Offense (9) WR Buddy Farnham, Bobby Sewall, for the Bears. Junior end Clay McGrath made the season, including one for a loss. most of his playing time with 12 tackles, including 2.5 tackle Matthew Sudfeld, Trevan Samp, for a loss and a . Senior end Peter Hughes OL Paul Jasinowski, Mark Callahan, was also a force in the middle for the Bears with 16 total Kicking Game Tim Danser, Jarrid Johnston tackles and 5.5 tackles for a loss of 12 yards, including 1.5 Estes will look to retool his kicking game with the loss of FB Matt Mangiacotti quarterback sacks. Senior end Brian Neff also contributed all-Ivy kicker/punter Robert Ranney. Senior Drew Plitcha and Lettermen Returning - Defense (13) with three total hits for the Bears. junior Del Thomas will battle it out after watching two All-Ivy DT David Howard, Michael Lemmons, kickers come through for the Brown team (Steve Morgan and Clay McGrath, Brian Neff Linebackers Ranney) during their tenure. DE James Develin, Peter Hughes Defensive coordinator Michael Kelleher will look to rebuild his ILB Brendan Gallagher, Kelly Cox, Andrew Serrano linebacker corps after losing three of four starters, with senior DB/S Chris Perkins, David Clement, Russell Leedy, inside linebacker Kelly Cox the lone starter returning to the Robert Gillett lineup. Cox registered 33 total tackles a year ago, including Lettermen Returning - Specialists (0) 21 solo stops and two tackles for a loss. Junior inside backer K none Andrew Serrano enjoyed a solid season in 2008, registering P none Lettermen Lost - Offense (7) QB Michael Dougherty TB Dereck Knight, Jon Edwards OL Matt Adkins, Shane Kelley, Alex Shields TE Colin Cloherty Lettermen Lost - Defense (13) DE Joe Yanchunis, Neal Rooney DT Joseph McPhee, Wale Adedokun, Jake Powers OLB Miles Craigwell, Jon May, ILB Steve Ziogas, Jesse Spartichino, Sean Wengerter DB/S Darrell Harrison, Nkosi Still, Robert Valenti Lettermen Lost - Specialists (2) K Robert Ranney David Howard ’10 Buddy Farnham ’10 P Robert Ranney

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions James Develin #44 Paul Jasinowski #66 Defensive Line Offensive Line Senior, 6-3, 260 Senior, 6-5, 285 Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania Washington, DC

Junior: Second Team All-Ivy selection…Helped lead Now a two-time All-Ivy player, he’s a force at right the Bears to a number one ranked rushing defense tackle and relentless from whistle to whistle. He’s also in the Ivy League, 4th best in the nation…Named the Ivy League Defensive an extremely strong run blocker and pass protector… Player of the Week and the Sports Network’s FCS National Player of the Junior: First Team All-Ivy selection…Led the Bears’ offense to a number one Week after his performance in the victory over Stony Brook, helping to hold rank in the Ivy League in total sacks against with just seven on the season… their offense scoreless in the game…Recorded 34 tackles on the season, Also blocked for the Ivy League top scoring offense with 29.3 points per tops among the Bears’ defensive linemen…Had 9.5 tackles for a loss of game…Appeared in all 10 games at the right tackle position for the Bears… 27 yards…Added 3 tackles for a loss of 17 yards on the season, with 2 Sophomore: Second Team All-Ivy selection… Starting right tackle on the for a loss of 16 yards against Stony Brook…Also forced a fumble against Brown offensive line that led the Ivy League in total offense with 424.2 Stony Brook…Made an in the win against Penn…Had a total yards per game, and passing offense with 310.0 yards per game, fourth of 4 quarterback hurries on the season, with 2 against both Columbia and best in the nation… Freshman: A varsity letter winner, who earned a berth Harvard…Recorded 3.5 tackles for a loss of 18 yards against Stony Brook… on Brown’s travel roster… Secondary School Background: A graduate of St. Sophomore: Earned Second Team All-Ivy honors… Recorded 28 solo and 22 Albans School where he lettered in football, basketball and track… Three- assisted tackles on the season for 50 total, eighth best on the Brown team… year starter… Football team captain as a senior… Two-time All-League… Came up big against Yale with 11 tackles, 1 sack for a loss of 15 yards, and Four-year Honor Roll student… Personal: Paul Henry Jasinowski, born 3 tackles for a loss of 18 yard… Led the Ivy League in sacks with 6 total… January 5, 1988… Son of Jerry and Isabel Jasinowski… Siblings include Also ranked first in the Ivy League and 34th in the nation in tackles for a Anne and Abe… Enjoys music, weightlifting, reading, writing and eating… loss with 13.5 on the season for a total loss of 51 yards… His three fumble Economics and Urban Studies concentrator. recoveries ranked second in the Ivy League… Also hurried the quarterback 3 times… Freshman: Earned a berth on Brown’s varsity travel roster… Saw action in eight games for the Bears… Recorded 6 solo tackles and 6 assisted tackles for a total of 12 on the season… Had a career high of 4 tackles in Brown’s game against Dartmouth, including one tackle for a loss… Also had his first career sack in the game against Dartmouth… Recorded 5 tackles and one quarterback sack in Brown’s annual Spring game… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Boyertown Area Senior High where he lettered in football and lacrosse… Football team captain… Named team MVP… First Team All-Area… First Team All-Pac and All-Berks County selection… Selected to play in the Berks County All-Star Game and the NationalAllStars.com Bowl… Who’s Who Among American High School Students… National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete… A Reading Eagle Athlete of the Year Nominee… Recipient of the Warren O. Fry Memorial Award… Recipient of the Tall Cedars Football Scholar- Athlete Award… A Wendy’s High School Heisman Award Nominee… Personal: James Rittenhouse Develin, born July 23, 1988… Son of Jim and Donna Develin… Has a sister, Nichole… Enjoys weightlifting and drafting… Concentrating in Mechanical Engineering.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions John Anderson #50 Daniel Ball #34 Mark Callahan #77 Defensive Line Running Back Offensive Line Junior, 6-3, 230 Junior, 5-11, 195 Senior, 6-1, 260 Barrington, Rhode Island Houston, Texas Syracuse, New York

Sophomore: Continued Sophomore: Had 14 Clearly, the most underrated to gain experience on the carries for 45 yards on the offensive lineman in the line for the Junior Varsity season…Ranked 7th on Ivy League after starting squad… Freshman: Gained the team in both rushing 18 of the last 20 games. valuable experience on and total offense…Ran He’s bright, athletic and the Bears’ Junior Varsity for a career best 10 yard makes all of the calls for team… Secondary School run in the win against the offensive line… Background: A graduate Dartmouth…Had 5 carries Junior: Took every of Barrington High against both Harvard and at center for Brown’s Ivy School where he lettered Dartmouth for 11 and 22 Championship team… in football, hockey, and golf… Football team yards, respectively, including a 10 yard run against Helped lead the Bears’ offense to a number one captain… Three-time All-Division… First-Team the Big Green…Also recorded a tackle in the win rank in the Ivy League in total sacks against with All-State… Recorded 74 solo tackles his senior against Harvard…Ran 3 times for 10 yards in the just 7 on the season… Sophomore: Arguably season… Named captain of Team Rhode Island… annual Spring game… Freshman: Ran 8 times for the most improved offensive lineman, who won While at The Hotchkiss School, earned All-New 15 yards in Brown’s annual Spring game… Gained the starting center job and earned starts in eight England and All-Founders League… Led the team valuable experience playing for the Bears’ Junior games… Freshman: Earned valuable experience with 104 tackles to earn team MVP at Hotchkiss… … Secondary School Background: on Brown’s Junior Varsity team… Secondary A member of the Rhode Island Honor Society… A graduate of St. John’s School where he School Background: A graduate of the Christian President of the Student Council in 2005… Three- lettered in football and baseball… Football team Brothers Academy where he lettered in football… time All-Academic Team in football… Recipient captain… All-Conference 2006… Most Improved Two-time All-League… First Team All-Central of the top student award in hockey… Personal: Offensive Player 2005… Two-time baseball team New York… Third Team All-New York State… John Edward Anderson III, born September 24, captain… Three-time baseball All-Conference… Recipient of the Tom Wadanole Team Player 1987… Son of Marie and John Anderson Jr.… Has National Achievement Scholar… Personal: Award… Selected to play in New York-New Jersey three younger sisters, Heidi, Hillary, and Mary… Daniel Webster Ball IV, born March 2, 1989… Governor’s Bowl at West Point… Helped lead Over 25 relatives attended Brown University… Son of Linda and Daniel Ball III… Has a brother, his team to the 2004 New York State Class AA Concentrating in Economics. Andy… Enjoys movies, music and video games… Championship… Member of the National Honor Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and Society… Three-time class president… Who’s # Entrepreneurship. Who Among American High School Students… Sean Hack Burns 39 Four-time member of the Honor Roll… Personal: Fullback Mark Francis Callahan, born October 26, 1987… Son of John and Patricia Callahan… Has a Sophomore, 6-3, 205 brother, Jeff, and a sister, Amy… Enjoys Olympic Minnetonka, Minnesota weightlifting, college basketball and music… Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and Freshman: Gained valuable Entrepreneurship and Business Economics. experience playing for the Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate of The Blake School where he lettered in football, track, and hockey…Two-year football team captain and team MVP…Three-time All Tri-Metro Conference…Recorded over 300 career tackles…Two-time All Metro in track… Member of 4x200 school record holder team… Wrote for school newspaper and creative writing publication…Personal: Sean Hack Burns, born June 12, 1990…Son of Charles and Shannon Hack Burns…Siblings include Jamie, Trevor, Brett, and Elizabeth…Enjoys golf, hockey, friends, and family…Undecided on concentration.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions David Clement #4 Tyler Collins #48 Patrick Conroy #53 Defensive Back Defensive Back Offensive Line Senior, 5-10, 185 Junior, 6-2, 200 Junior, 6-3, 260 Lansdale, Pennsylvania Orinda, California Leesburg, Virginia

Junior: Had a breakout Sophomore: Earned a berth Strong athlete, who earned season with 23 solo and on the Bears’ travel squad the starting left tackle job 38 total tackles on the and recorded a tackle against in the spring. Sophomore: season…Ranked 6th on Dartmouth… Freshman: Stepped into a starting role the team in tackles… Gained valuable experience against Holy Cross, and the playing for the Junior Brown offensive line didn’t Had an interception in the Varsity team… Secondary miss a beat, allowing no win against Princeton… School Background: A sacks in 64 pass attempts… Recorded a total of 8 pass graduate of Miramonte High Freshman: Gained valuable break-ups on the season School where he lettered experience playing for the with 3 in the win against in football… Football team Bears’ Junior Varsity team… Harvard…Had a career high 7 tackles against captain… Winner of the John Sisto award given to Secondary School Background: A graduate of Loudoun Princeton and 6 against Yale…Also forced a fumble the hardest worker and best teammate… Returned Valley High School where he lettered in football, against Dartmouth…Returned an interception from injury to lead the team with 6.5 tackles per lacrosse, and basketball… Football and lacrosse team for 48 yards in the Spring game… Sophomore: game… National Merit semifinalist… Recorded captain… All-AAA National District in 2005 and Made 9 solo tackles and 12 total tackles on the perfect scores in both ACT and SAT Math tests… 2006 as a guard and linebacker… Two-time All-AAA season… Made a career high 4 tackles against Finished in top 40 in West in Mandelbrat Math Northern Region Guard… Recorded 48 pancake blocks Holy Cross… Recorded 3 tackles in Brown’s Ivy competition his junior year… Personal: Tyler Scott and 48 knock-down blocks his senior year…Virginia- League win at Columbia…Slowed down by a Collins, born September 15, 1989… The son of AAA Honorable Mention All-State… A member of the Elizabeth Bunker and Tim Collins… Father, Tim, honor roll for all four years… National Honor Society… pre-season injury… Freshman: Had an assisted played football at Bucknell… Has a brother, Brett, Recipient of the All-District Student Athlete Award… and an unassisted tackle in Brown’s annual and a sister, Corinne… Enjoys video games, chess AP Scholar with Honors… Academic Achievement and Spring game… Also had one interception and one and piano… Concentrating in Physics Engineering. Excellence Award… Member of the political debate pass deflected in the Spring game… Secondary club… Personal: Patrick George Conroy, born October School Background: A graduate of St. Joseph’s 26, 1988… Son of Laura and Joseph Conroy… Has a Prep where he lettered in football… Team captain sister, Erin… Enjoys fishing, snowboarding and guitar… as a senior… Helped lead his team to three # Concentrating in Applied Math and Economics. Catholic League Championships… John Connelly 58 A two-time All-Catholic Defensive Back… Named Outside Linebacker to the 2006 Philadelphia City All-Star Game… Junior, 6-0, 215 A member of the National Honor Society… Also a member of the First Honor Roll… Personal: Stonington, Connecticut David A. Clement, born March 28, 1988… Son of David and Susan Clement… Has a brother, Sophomore: Continued to Joseph… Enjoys watching sports and playing gain experience on defense video games… Concentrating in Economics. for the Bears… Freshman: Gained valuable experience playing for the Bears’ Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Stonington High School where he lettered in football, baseball, and indoor track… Football team captain… All-Conference in 2005, 2006… Governor’s Cup Senior All-Star Team… Named team MVP… Recipient of the Leadership Award… National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award… All- Area 2006…Awarded Stonington Times Athlete of the Year in 2006… Second Team All-Conference 2006… College Board AP scholar… Member of the High Honor Roll all four years… Personal: John H. Connelly III, born July 7, 1989… John is the son of Jane and John Connelly Jr.… Has twin siblings, Jim and Mary Kate… Enjoys boating, going to the beach and skiing… Concentrating in Mathematical Finance.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions John Cook #74 Cameron Cotton #33 Kelley Cox #42 Offensive Line Outside Linebacker Linebacker Junior, 6-1, 280 Junior, 5-11, 190 Senior, 6-1, 220 LaGrange Park, Fulton, New York Owings Mills,

After a strong spring, will look Sophomore: Appeared in Junior: Had a breakout to compete for playing time 3 games for the Bears… season for the Bears, at both guard and tackle. Had a total of 3 tackles recording 33 total tackles Sophomore: Made the move on the season, including 2 on the season while starting from tackle to guard after against URI… Freshman: all 10 games…Ranked 9th a solid spring…Freshman: Gained valuable on the team in tackles… Gained valuable experience experience playing for Registered 2 tackles for a playing for the Bears’ Junior the Bears’ Junior Varsity Varsity team… Secondary loss of 4 yards…Forced a team… Secondary School School Background: A fumble in the win against Background: A graduate graduate of Fenwick High Columbia…Returned a School where he lettered in football, hockey, of G Ray Bodley High fumble for 4 yards against Stony Brook…Had and lacrosse… Football team captain… Named School where he lettered in football, basketball, a career high 5 solo tackles and 7 total tackles Chicago Catholic League Blue All-Conference… and baseball… Football team MVP his senior in the win against Penn… Sophomore: Earned All-Area… Sun Times Top 100 Prospects… Helped season… Football, baseball, and basketball a spot on the varsity travel roster and instantly lead his team to a hockey State Championship team captain… Named All-League, All-CNY, made an impact… Recorded 4 solo and 3 assisted and All-State as a senior… Named a Pal-Times as a senior… A member of the National Honor tackles for 7 total on the season… Made a career Athlete of the Week... Named the Section 3 Society… Academic All-State in football… Illinois high 2 tackles in Brown’s Ivy League win over Scholar-Athlete of the Year his senior year… State Scholar… Recipient of the IHSA Scholastic Penn… Freshman: Recorded an unassisted and Achievement Award… Personal: John Henry Cook, A member of the National Honor Society… assisted tackle in Brown’s annual Spring game… born December 27, 1988… Son of Patricia and Recipient of the Joseph Fuss Outstanding Secondary School Background: A graduate of the Thomas Cook… Has two brothers, Paul and Dan… Leadership Award and the Bausch and Lomb Enjoys lacrosse, hockey, weightlifting and playing Honorary Science Award… A peer tutor and McDonough School where he lettered in football, guitar… Concentrating in Economics. yearbook writer… Personal: Cameron Thomas lacrosse and basketball… Football team captain Cotton, born July 14, 1989… Son of Ronald as a senior… Named First Team All-MIAA as a and Annette Cotton… Has one sister, Kay… sophomore, junior and senior… Named First Team # Enjoys writing, music, reading and golf… All-Metro as a senior… Second Team All-State Shane Cooney 29 Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, as a junior and senior… Member of the Dean’s Outside Linebacker and Entrepreneurship and Literary Arts. List… Member of the National Society of High Sophomore, 5-11, 190 School Scholars... Named Scholar Athlete of the Year… Member of the 2006 Baltimore Chapter Mountain View, California of the National Football Foundation… Personal: Kelley Charles Cox, born July 10, 1988… Son of Freshman: Gained Kelley and Mary Cox… Has one sister, Rebecca… valuable experience on Enjoys reading and lifting weights… Concentrating the Bears’ Junior Varsity in Business Economics and Political Science. squad…Secondary School Background: A graduate of Mountain View High School where he lettered in football and track…Two- time football team captain… Team MVP his senior year… First-Team All-League…Led the Central Coast section in tackles his senior season with 147…Recipient of the 2007 National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete award…National Merit commended student… Received honors for outstanding achievements in biology and physics…Recipient of the 2008 North County Regional Occupational Program Student of the Year award…Co-President of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes…Personal: Shane George Cooney, born November 28, 1989…Son of Hugh Cooney and Gigi Acker…Has a brother, Andrew…Enjoys mountain biking, snow boarding, basketball, and reading…Concentrating in Engineering.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Tim Danser #64 Derrick Duquette #51 Brian Ellixson #75 Offensive Line Linebacker Offensive Line Senior, 6-3, 275 Sophomore, 6-2, 225 Junior, 6-2, 285 Saratoga, California Plymouth, Havertown, Pennsylvania

After a strong junior year Freshman: Gained valuable Strong, physical player who and a great spring, the experience playing for is also a versatile athlete. versatile guard can play the Bears’ Junior Varsity Will compete for the right all three positions for the team…Secondary School guard position and can also Bears…Junior: Started all Background: A graduate play center…Sophomore: of Plymouth South High Rated the top emerging 10 games at left guard… School where he lettered in lineman from the spring… Helped the Bears’ offense football, basketball, track, Freshman: Earned a berth to 379.1 total yards per and baseball…Football and on the Bears’ varsity travel game, 3rd best in the basketball team captain roster…Secondary School Ivy League, and a league and MVP…Named the OCL Background: A graduate of leading 29.3 points per game… Sophomore: Memorial Athlete of the Year…Named to the Patriot Haverford High School where he lettered in football, Returning starter at right guard, who helped the Ledger All-Scholastic team for three years and the wrestling, and track… Football and wrestling team Bears to the number one total offense in the Ivy Enterprise All-Scholastic team…A two-year Boston captains… Named Haverford Male Athlete of the League…Earned starts against Rhode Island, Globe All-Star…Named the defensive MVP of the Year and Most Outstanding Senior Athlete of the Holy Cross and Princeton…Freshman: Earned Shriners All-Star Game…Member of the National Year his senior year… First Team All-Central League a berth on Brown’s varsity travel roster for two Honor Society…Ranked in the top 2% of class… 2005, 2006… Named team offensive MVP his games… Secondary School Background: A Received high honors in every term…Personal: senior season... Selected to the Hero Bowl… First graduate of Bellarmine College Preparatory where Derrick John Duquette, born March 18, 1990… Team All-Delco Central League for wrestling… Son of Dean and Linda Duquette…Has one brother, Named wrestling team MVP 2006, 2007… District he lettered in football and wrestling… Football Josh, and a sister, Faith…Grandfather, John Nichols and Regional Champion in wrestling… Recipient of team captain… First Team All-League… Selected Jr., played football at UMass Amherst…Enjoys the Scholar Athlete Award… Member of the Honor First Team All-Central Coast… Member of the weightlifting and basketball…Concentrating in Roll for all four years…. Personal: Brian Richard PrepStar Magazine 2005 All-Region Team… Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. Ellixson, born April 5, 1989… Son of Donna and Recipient of the Billy Schmidt Award… Selected Thomas Ellixson… Has a brother, Tom, and sister, to play in the 2006 Charlie Wedemeyer High Kara… Enjoys weightlifting, reading and music… School All-Star Football Game… Personal: Tim # Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and William Danser, born November 19, 1987… Son John Paul Eberenz-Rosero 37 Entrepreneurship. of William Danser and Catherine Gallagher… Has Outside Linebacker a brother, Chris… Enjoys basketball, wrestling and weightlifting… Concentrating in Commerce, Senior, 5-11, 190 Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. Cortland, New York Nick Faber Junior: Gained experience Tight End with the Bears’ Junior Sophomore, 6-3, 235 Varsity Team… Sophomore: Continued to gain experience Alamo, California on the Junior Varsity squad… Freshman: Recorded two Freshman: Gained valuable tackles and one quarterback experience on the Junior sack in Brown’s annual Varsity squad…Secondary Spring game… Secondary School Background: A School Background: A graduate of San Ramon graduate of Cortland High Valley High School where School where he lettered in football and track… he lettered in football and Football team captain as senior… Named First Team basketball…Named to the All-League… Holds the school record for single EBAL All-League defensive season receptions, career receptions and receiving team…Also named to the yards… Track team captain as a senior… First San Francisco Chronicle All- Team All- League in track… 400 meter section Metro Bay Area and East Bay All-Bay teams…Two- champion… Two-time Class President… Four-year time basketball player of the month…Graduated Honor Roll member… Recipient of the HSBC award with high honors…Recipient of the Alamo California for Mathematics… Personal: John Paul Eberenz- Businessmen Award, and the President’s Education Rosero, born January 25, 1988… Son of John Award…Personal: Nicholas Matthew Faber, born Eberenz and Lydia Rosero… Has a sister, Amanda… October 14, 1989…Son of Matt and Dianne Faber… Enjoys video games, watching movies and making Enjoys hunting, fishing, and boating…Concentrating music…Psychology concentrator. in Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Buddy Farnham #46 Wide Receiver Senior, 6-0, 185 Andover, Massachusetts

Pre-Season All-American… return yards against Holy Cross are fifth best in the for the Bears and is a member of the Brown Athletics Junior: First Team All-Ivy and Brown record book… Also caught the sixth most passes Hall of Fame…Enjoys fishing, working out, reading and All-New England selection… in Brown history with 78… His 402 kickoff return yards music… Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, Ranks 27th in the Ivy League rank 10th in the Brown record book… Made a season and Entrepreneurship. record book with 1,892 career high 12 receptions for 159 yards in Brown’s win over receiving yards…Also ranks Dartmouth… Had 11 catches against both Cornell and 20th in Ivy League history Princeton… Freshman: Versatile wide receiver who # with 155 career receptions… ranked fourth on the team in receiving with 191 yards… Mel Farr 9 Earned the Boston Globe Gold Second on the squad in punt returns with a season total Helmet award as New England of 43 yards… Named Ivy League Rookie of the Week Cornerback Player of the Week twice for after a strong performance against Rhode Island, where Sophomore, 5-10, 180 his performances against Princeton and Stony Brook… he had career-high 5 receptions for 64 yards, including a Named Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week after long reception of 21 yards and a 19-yard punt return … Bloomfield Hills, his performance in the win against Harvard…Recorded Had a long reception of 30 yards in Brown’s victory over 1,495 all-purpose yards, second in the Ivy League… Georgetown… Also returned kickoffs for the Bears… Freshman: Gained valuable Rushed 11 times for 89 yards and 3 touchdowns on Will be wearing the family number 46, which was also experience playing for nd the season…Ranked 2 on the team in receiving with worn by his father, Mark ’80, and his uncles, Bob ’77 the Junior Varsity team… average of 81.6 yards per game…Led the team in and Paul ’83, who were each All-Ivy wide receivers at Secondary School punt returns for an average of 8.5 yards per return… Brown… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Background: A graduate Led the team in kick returns with 17.2 yards per Andover High School where he lettered in football, track of Detroit Catholic Central return…Ranked 3rd in team scoring with 54 points on 9 and lacrosse… Football and lacrosse team captain… touchdowns…Led the team in all purpose yards with an Three-time First Team All-League and Eagle Tribune All- where he lettered in average of 149.5 yards per game…Rushed for a season Star…Three-time Team MVP…Named League MVP as football...Named to the All long of 52 yards against URI…Made 63 receptions with a junior… Two-time First Team All-State… A Shriner’s Academic Catholic League… a season high 14 catches against Stony Brook…Had All-Star Selection… A National Football Foundation Hall All Metro…All Catholic in 816 total receiving yards on the season with a high of of Fame Scholar-Athlete… Named to the Super 26 All- track…Named to the honor roll for 4 years…Recipient 120 yards against Penn…Caught 6 touchdowns, with State Team… Holds the school records for receptions, of the Gabriel Richard Award for Academic Excellence 2 in the Ivy wins against Harvard and Penn…Caught a , touchdowns, receiving yards, all purpose for four years…National Achievement finalist… long ball of 57 yards against Penn…Recorded 21 kick yards, punt returns and interception returns… Four- President of the Latin Club…Personal: Melvin Farr returns for a total of 361 yards and a high of 102 total time team MVP for lacrosse… Four-time All League… III, born October 20, 1990…Son of Sandra Watson- yards against URI…Had a season best 41 yard kick-off First Team All-State… Member of the Honor Roll… Farr and Mel Farr, Jr….Enjoys languages, travel, and return verses Stony Brook…Also added 27 punt returns Personal: Mark Raymond Farnham, born May 22, backyard football…Concentrating in Commerce, for 229 yards, with a season best 67 total yards at 1987… Son of Mark and Jayne Farnham… Siblings Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. Princeton, and a long of 37 yards in the same game… include Grace, Kate and Anne… Buddy’s father, Mark Also recorded 2 tackles… Ranked 3rd in the Ivy League Farnham Sr. ‘80, was a record-setting wide receiver in receptions per game with 6.3…Ranked 3rd in the Ivy # League in receiving yards per game with 81.6…Ranked Jonah Fay 81 3rd in the Ivy League in scoring touchdowns with 9 Wide Receiver on the season…Ranked 5th in the Ivy League in punt returns with an average of 8.5 per game…Ranked 2nd Sophomore, 6-1, 170 in Ivy League in all purpose yards with average of 149.5 Brookline, Massachusetts per game… Had two 100 plus yard-receiving games… Sophomore: Honorable Mention All-American... First Freshman: Saw action Team All-Ivy… First Team All-New England… Led the Ivy League and ranked sixth nationally in receptions with against Cornell…Gained an average of 7.80 per game… Ranked third in the Ivy valuable experience on League in receiving yards with an average of 88.5 yards the Bears’ Junior Varsity per game…Was fifth in the Ivy League in all purpose squad…Secondary School yards (144.8 yards per game)… Ranked third in the Background: A graduate of Ivy League in punt returns with an average of 7.2 yards the Noble and Greenough per return… Finished ninth in the Ivy League in kickoff School where he lettered in returns with an average of 17.5 yards per return… Tied football and lacrosse…First for 7th in the Ivy League in scoring with an average of team All-ISL…Member of the 6.0 points per game… Led the Bears in receiving with honor roll…Volunteered at the Musuem of Science… 78 receptions for a total of 885 yards, 10 touchdowns, Personal: Jonah Fay, born December 7, 1988…Son of a long of 43 yards, and an average of 88.5 yards per Susan Yearwood and Aaron Fay…Enjoys sports, piano, game…Scored 60 points (10 td’s)… His 121 kickoff video games, and reading…Concentrating in Physics.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Andrew Fertig #87 Brendan Gallagher #52 Robert Gillett #1 Tight End Linebacker Outside Linebacker Senior, 6-4, 250 Senior, 6-1, 225 Junior, 5-11, 200 Alexandria, Virginia Orefield, Pennsylvania Los Angeles, California

Junior: Saw action in Junior: Appeared in all Sophomore: Appeared in all several games…Earned a 10 games…Recorded 10 10 games for the Bears… berth on the Bears’ travel solo tackles and 14 tackles Recorded 17 total tackles, roster… Sophomore: total, including a tackle including 11 solo on the Earned a spot on the Bears’ for a loss…Had 3 tackles season…Made a season varsity travel roster…Had against Cornell and Holy high 6 tackles in the win one reception for 4 yards Cross…Also played special against Cornell, and 5 solo in the Spring game… teams as a … tackles in the win against Freshman: Saw action in Sophomore: Earned a Penn… Freshman: Earned Brown’s match-up against spot on the varsity travel a spot on the Bears’ varsity Columbia… Had one squad… Had a total of 4 solo and 1 assisted travel roster… Recorded 4 tackles for the season, reception for 16 yards in the Bears’ Spring game… Secondary School Background: A graduate of tackle on the season… Recorded a career high 2 including a solo tackle against Princeton… Scored the Sidwell Friends School where he lettered in tackles against Holy Cross… Freshman: Made 6 the game-winning touchdown in Brown’s annual football, lacrosse, basketball and cross-country… tackles in Brown’s annual Spring game including spring game with a 78-yard interception return… Football captain as a senior… Helped lead his one tackle for a loss and one quarterback sack… Secondary School Background: A graduate of team to three league championships… All-Met Secondary School Background: A graduate of Palisades Charter High School where he lettered Honorable Mention recipient… Named All-M.A.C. Phillips Academy where he lettered in football in football and track... Football team captain for Conference… “Coach’s Award” recipient… Two- and basketball… Named to the 2005 Boston three years… Three-time First Team All-League time All-M.A.C. Conference in lacrosse… The all- Globe All-Scholastic team… All-New England and All-City selection…Team MVP as a senior… time goals/assists leader for lacrosse… Basketball Prep Defensive Team… Led his team in tackles… Recorded 1,000 all purpose yards, 8 touchdowns, captain as a senior… Personal: Andrew Hepler Recipient of the President’s Award for Academic 50 tackles, 5 sacks, 5 fumble recoveries and 3 Fertig, born October 17, 1987… Son of Susan Excellence…National Honor Roll member… interceptions his senior season… A member of the Hepler… Has a sister, Emily… Enjoys skiing, Who’s Who Among American High School Principal’s Honor Roll all four years... Personal: hiking and biking… Concentrating in History. Students… Personal: Brendan Daniel Gallagher, Robert C. Gillett Jr., born February 17, 1989… born February 5, 1987… Son of Pamela Sneed Son of Olive Tulcey and Robert Gillett Sr.… Gallagher… Has three brothers, James, Andrew Siblings include Melissa, Aaron, Allen, Jay, and Jack Geiger ‘03 and Justin ‘07… Andrew and Justin both Reniece… Enjoys running track… Concentrating Offensive Line played football at Brown… Enjoys skiing and in Engineering and Economics. weightlifting… Concentrating in Economics. Sophomore, 6-2, 260 Whitefish Bay,

Good athlete who will look to compete for playing time at center…Freshman: Gained valuable experience playing for the Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate of High School where he lettered in football and baseball… First team All State, All Conference, All Area, and All Region…Named to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Team… School record holder for bench press and power clean… AP scholar…Recipient of the Magna Cum Laude Award for excellence in Latin…Member of the Honor Roll…Personal: John Thomas Geiger, born May 2, 1990…Son of John Geiger and Kathy Murkowski…Has a younger brother, Steve… Enjoys weightlifting, movies, sailing, music, and baseball…Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions William Gray #31 Blaine Grinna #20 Ryley Hegarty #17 Cornerback Defensive Back Quarterback Sophomore, 6-1, 165 Junior, 6-1, 205 Junior, 6-1, 200 Murrieta, California Postville, Aztec,

Freshman: Gained valuable Sophomore: Saw action Will vie for the starting experience playing for in two games for the quarterback position… the Junior Varsity team… Bears… Freshman: Gained Sophomore: Continued Secondary School valuable experience playing to gain experience on the Background: A graduate for the Junior Varsity Junior Varsity team… team… Secondary School of Murrieta Valley High Freshman: Completed Background: A graduate of School where he lettered Postville Community High 7 passes for 70 yards in in football… Recipient of School where he lettered Brown’s annual Spring the Eric McMillan Legacy in football, basketball, game…Gained valuable Award in football… track, and golf… Football experience on the Junior Named the Defensive Back of the Year…All- and basketball team captain… All-State strong Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A League selection…Named a 2008 National safety his senior year… District 5 Offensive MVP… graduate of Aztec High School… Football team Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete…Recipient School record holder in the 400 meter hurdles… A captain as a senior… Named District 1-4A MVP of the Foreign Language award and Scholar- member of the National Honor Society… Recipient for two seasons… District 1-4A quarterback of Athlete Award…Personal: William James Gray, of the 2007 National Football Foundation Scholar- the year as a senior… Three-time First Team born October 27,1990…Son of Denise and Bill Athlete Award… Academic All-State… Student All-District and All-State selection… Threw for Gray…Enjoys guitar, chess, golf, and ping-pong… Body President… Personal: Blaine Eric Grinna, 9,942 yards and 110 touchdowns for his career Undecided on concentration. born September 5, 1988… Son of Nancy and Gary with Aztec and rushed for 1,350 yards and 16 Grinna… Has two brothers, Brent ’04, a former touchdowns… All-Academic District 1-4A… Brown football captain, and Brad, who played football for Holy Cross… Enjoys camping, boating, Valedictorian… Member of the Math Honor fishing and hunting… Concentrating in International Roll… Member of the National Honor Society Relations. and Science Honor Society… Personal: Ryley # Hegarty, born September 3, 1988… Son of Kelly Bradley Griffith 89 and Patrick Hegarty… Has a brother, Bart… Tight End # Enjoys fishing, snowboarding and golfing… Mark Hammer 45 Concentrating in Engineering. Sophomore, 6-5, 220 Outside Linebacker , Ohio Sophomore, 5-11, 185 Freshman: Gained Chargin Falls, Ohio valuable experience playing for the Junior Freshman: Gained valuable Varsity team… Secondary experience playing for School Background: A the Junior Varsity team… Secondary School graduate of Glen Este High Background: A graduate of School where he lettered in Chagrin Falls High School football and basketball… where he lettered in football Football and basketball and basketball…Football and team captain…Recipient basketball team captain… of the All Conference Academic award…Member All-Ohio honorable mention of the National Honor Society…Recipient of the in football…First team All- President’s Award for Educational Excellence… Conference and All-District…Named a Cuyahoga Named to Who’s Who Among American High County East-West All-Star…Led team in tackles School Students…Personal: Bradley Ian Griffith, with 92 his senior season and recorded 191 career born April 4, 1990…Son of Jeffery and Lynne tackles…Named a Northeast Ohio McDonald’s Marshall…Younger siblings include Kendra, Scholar-Athlete…Named a National Merit Scholar… Member of the National Honor Society…Recipient Hannah, and Levi…Enjoys playing disc golf… of the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award… Concentrating in Civil Engineering. Named an AP scholar with distinction…Recipient of the Yale Book Award and the USAA National English Merit Award…Personal: Mark Louis Hammer, born December 1, 1989…Son of Donald and Rita Hammer…Has two older sisters, Allison and Lauren…Concentrating in Engineering.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions David Howard #90 Peter Hughes #57 Defensive Line Defensive Line Senior, 6-3, 270 Senior, 6-1, 240 Columbia, Maryland Long Valley, New Jersey

Pre-Season All-American Freshman: A varsity letterman who joined the Junior: Starting tackle who selection… Junior: First Brown team midway through the season and saw appeared in all 10 games Team All-Ivy selection… his first varsity action against Cornell… Registered for the Bears… Helped lead Named to the All-New 3 tackles on the season… Recorded a season high the Bears to a number one England Football Team… of 2 tackles against Dartmouth, including a tackle ranked rushing defense Started in all 10 games for for a 7-yard loss… Secondary School Background: in the Ivy League and 4th the Bears…Helped lead A graduate of Oakland Mills High School where ranked nationally…Made the Bears to a number one he lettered in football, wrestling, basketball and 16 tackles on the season, ranked rushing defense in track… Four-year starter for the football team… including 10 solo hits…Also the Ivy League and a fourth Named team captain as a junior… Two-time All had 5.5 tackles for a loss rank nationally, allowing State and All-Metro selection… Discus state of 12 yards…Added 1.5 just 77.1 yards per game…Recorded 30 total champion… Two-time discus and shot put county sacks on the season for a total loss of 6 yards… tackles on the season, including 17 solo hits…Led champion… Four-time Silver Honor Roll student… Recovered a fumble against Dartmouth…Hurried the Bears and ranked 4th in the Ivy League with Personal: David T. Howard, born August 31, the quarterback twice on the season and blocked a a total of 13 tackles for a loss of 69 yards…Also 1987… Son of Robert Howard… Siblings include kick against Princeton…Had a season high 4 tackles recorded a total of 6.5 sacks for a loss of 38 yards, Brian, Anthony and Caren… Also a member of the against Columbia and 3 against URI…Had a sack ranked 3rd in the Ivy League…Forced 3 fumbles track and field team at Brown… Concentrating in for a loss of 5 yards against URI… Also returned on the season…Hurried the quarterback 5 times… Business Economics. a punt against Princeton… Sophomore: Had a Added a broken up pass…Recorded a season break-out season for the Bears…Ranked fourth on high 6 total tackles against Yale and 5 against the team in sacks with 3.0 for a loss of 7 yards Columbia…Had 3 tackles for a loss of 18 yards # total… His 5 tackles for a loss were fifth on the against URI…Had a season high 2 sacks for a loss Marc Howland 11 Brown team…Had 13 total tackles, including 10 of 9 yards in the win against Columbia…Hurried Running Back solo hits… Made a career high 3 solo tackles against the quarterback 3 times against Columbia…Had Holy Cross and Cornell… Forced a fumble in Brown’s a sack for a season high loss of 10 yards against Junior, 5-7, 150 win against Penn… Freshman: Made 4 tackles in URI… Sophomore: Had a breakout season for Heights, Ohio Brown’s annual Spring game, including one tackle the Bears’ defensive line… His 4.5 sacks ranked for a loss… Earned valuable experience playing on fourth in the Ivy League and second on the Brown Sophomore: Appeared in Brown’s Junior Varsity squad… Secondary School team…Recovered fumbles against Dartmouth and Background: A graduate of Pope John XXII High 3 games for the Bears… Harvard… Had 5.5 tackles for a loss of 30 yards on School where he lettered in football… Named First- Earned a berth on the the season, fourth on the Brown squad… Recorded Team All-West Jersey… Third-Team All-Parochial 12 tackles on the season and a season-high 3 Bears’ travel roster… New Jersey… First Team All-Area and All-League against Harvard… Also hurried the quarterback Carried the ball 5 times for selection… Helped lead his team to two SCIL 2 times on the season and broke up a pass… a total of 37 yards and a championships and two state playoff appearances… long of 26 yards…Ran 4 Honor Roll student… Personal: Peter Alexander times against Dartmouth Hughes, born August 8, 1988… Son of Peter and for a total of 34 yards… Linda Hughes… Enjoys music production, web Ranked 8th on the team development and graphic design… Concentrating in in rushing, with an average of 12.3 yards per Business Economics and American History. game… Freshman: Gained valuable experience playing for the Junior Varsity team…Secondary School Background: A graduate of the University School where he lettered in football, track and basketball…Named to Cleveland Sun Times All-Star team…Leading scorer and top rusher… Track team captain…Earned three school records in track: 100M, 4x100M, 4x200M…State finalist and All-Ohio in track…National Honor Society member…Academic All-Ohio…National Achievement finalist and award winner… Personal: Marc Lawrence Howland, born March 6, 1989…The son of Kathleen DeMetz… Has a sibling, Carrie…Enjoys hanging out with friends, listening to music and adventure… Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Evan Johnson #61 Jarrid Johnston #76 Chris LaMar #88 Offensive Line Offensive Line Wide Receiver Sophomore, 6-1, 270 Senior, 5-11, 255 Senior, 6-4, 200 Kettering, Ohio Huntington Beach, California Henderson,

Will provide back-up at Continues to be the Junior: Appeared in 4 both guard positions… strongest offensive lineman games for the Bears… Freshman: Gained valuable (430 pound bench press) Caught a pass for 18 experience playing for on the Brown team. After yards against Holy Cross… the Bears’ Junior Varsity a strong spring, he’ll be Sophomore: Earned a team… Secondary School Brown’s back-up center… spot on the Bears’ varsity Background: A graduate Junior: Earned playing time travel roster… Caught a of Archbishop Alter as a member of the Brown pass in Brown’s annual High where he lettered travel squad…Sophomore: spring game…Freshman: in football…Football Took a year off from Recorded 2 catches for team captain…First Team All-Greater Catholic school… Freshman: Gained valuable experience 8 yards and rushed the ball once for 2 yards in League…Named North Lineman of the Year… playing with the Junior Varsity squad… Secondary Brown’s annual Spring game… Gained valuable First Team All-Southwest Ohio and All-Ohio… School Background: A graduate of Mater Dei High experience on the Bears’ Junior Varsity team… Also named Most Valuable Offensive Lineman… School where he lettered in football and soccer… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Awarded First Honors with Distinction all four Three-year varsity letter winner… Named team Henderson County High School where he lettered years…Latin Club President…Student Council MVP as a senior… First Team All-League… in football, track and basketball… Football Class Representative…Personal: Evan Patrick Second Team All-League as a junior… Recipient team captain… First Team All-State… Named Johnson, born July 15, 1989…Son of Max and of the National Football Foundation and College to the Kentucky All-Stars in 2006… Recipient Patty Johnson…Has a brother, Nathan…Enjoys Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete Award… Principal’s of the Gold Seal Award… Named in Kentucky’s fishing, Jeeps, hiking, strength training, sketching, Honor Roll all four years… Personal: Jarrid Jason “Tremendous 26 Team” and the “All Big -8 and camping…Concentrating in Commerce, Johnston, born September 2, 1986… Son of Super 25” Team… Four-time First Team All- Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. David and Lisa Johnston… Has a sister, Kristi… State Academic selection… Kentucky’s leading Enjoys volunteering with local community service receiver as a junior… Holds seven school records # projects… Concentrating in Engineering. including career receptions, career receiving Kyle Johnson 84 yards, single season receiving yards, career Wide Receiver touchdown receptions and season touchdown receptions… Gold Seal Award winner in track… Junior, 6-2, 190 Named track MVP… Member of the National Davie, Honor Society… Who’s Who Among American High School Students… Named Valedictorian Sophomore: Appeared in as a senior… Recipient of the KHSAA Role two games for the Bears… Model and Sportsmanship Award... Recipient Freshman: Gained valuable of the KHSAA Coach’s Association, Athletic experience playing for Director’s Association and Balfour Kentucky’s the Junior Varsity team… “Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year” award… Caught 2 passes for 17 Personal: Christopher Blake LaMar, born April yards in the Annual Spring 4, 1988… Son of Samuel and Carrie LaMar… game… Secondary School Has one brother, Kyle… Enjoys fishing, chess, Background: A graduate of wood cutting and hanging out with friends… St. Thomas Aquinas where Concentrating in American History. he lettered in football, basketball, and track… All-County Honorable Mention… Recorded 49 catches for 833 yards and 4 touchdowns… A member of the National Honor Society… Four-year Principal’s Honor Roll… Nominated for the boy’s academic team… Nominated for Brian Piccolo Scholar-Athlete award…. Personal: Kyle Robert Johnson, born October 14, 1988… Son of Patricia and B. Wayne Johnson… Has a brother, Bryan, and sister, Alyssa… Enjoys basketball, volleyball and coaching youth sports… Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship and Economics.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Luke Landers #68 Russell Leedy #23 Michael Lemmons #96 Offensive Line Defensive Back Defensive Line Sophomore, 6-3, 275 Junior, 5-11, 190 Senior, 6-5, 260 Friendswood, Texas Encinitas, California Washington, DC

Will look to compete at Sophomore: Appeared in Junior: Appeared in 8 both guard positions… 7 games for the Bears… games for the Bears… Freshman: Gained Made 4 solo tackles on Had a total of 12 tackles, valuable experience playing the season, 2 against both including 7 solo hits…Had for the Junior Varsity Holy Cross and Cornell… a season high 4 tackles, team…Secondary School Also recorded a tackle for 3 solo, against URI… Background: A graduate a loss and recovered a Recovered a fumble in of Friendswood High fumble against Cornell… the win against Penn… School where he lettered Freshman: Recorded one Sophomore: Earned a in football and track… tackle for the season against berth on the Bears’ varsity Football team captain…Named to the 2008 Holy Cross… Gained valuable experience playing travel roster…Freshman: Made two tackles in All-State and the Texas Football Magazine All- for the Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Brown’s annual Spring game, including one Academic team…First Team All-County Offensive Background: A graduate of La Costa Canyon tackle for a loss and one quarterback sack… Lineman…First Team All-District…Recipient High School where he lettered in football and Secondary School Background: A graduate of of the “Big Heart” Award…Allowed no sacks baseball… A three-year starter for both football Saint Alban’s High School where he lettered in his senior season and averaged 4 pancakes per and baseball… Football team captain… All-CIF football, basketball and track… Named All-IAC game…A Wendy’s Heisman Scholar-Athlete State First Team Defense… All-Palomar League First in football… Recipient of the Tenley Achievement Finalist…Named Mr. Friendswood High School… Team Defense 2006… Team MVP… 2006 Old Program Character Building Award… Named President of the National Honor Society…Senior Spice Red Zone Player of the Year… Scored 10 a National Merit Outstanding Participant… Class Vice President…Recipient of the Young touchdowns, rushed for 715 yards, and received Personal: Herbert Michael Lemmons, born Lawyers Association Scholarship and the Chamber for 259 yards with 2 interceptions his senior May 29, 1988… Son of Herbert and Karenga Commerce Scholarship…Received an All-State season… Member of Honor Roll all four years… Lemmons… Has a brother, Malcolm… Enjoys gold medal for vocal performance…Winner of the Named a National Football Foundation and listening to music, playing basketball and US Marine Corp Distinguished Athlete Award… Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete… reading… Concentrating in Political Science and Named to the President’s Academic Excellence Recipient of the 2006 Scholar Leader-Athlete Economics. list…Named Who’s Who Among American High Award… San Diego Union Tribune All-Academic School Students…National Science Honor Society Team 2005-2006… CIF Scholar Athlete Award Scholar…Personal: Luke Iverson Landers, born 2004-2006… Personal: Russell Cassius Leedy, September 22, 1989…Son of John and Nona born March 26, 1989… Son of Martha and Tom Landers…Has three younger sisters, Lindsey, Leedy… Has two brothers, Nathan and Wyatt, Jillian, and Jana…Enjoys coaching youth sports, and a sister, Genna… Enjoys surfing, fishing and lifting, hunting, and music…Concentrating in music… Psychology Concentrator. Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Nathan Lovett #41 Matt Mangiacotti #43 Jeffrey Matteis #49 Wide Receiver Fullback Defensive Line Sophomore, 6-4, 190 Senior, 6-0, 230 Sophomore, 6-2, 220 East Providence, Rhode Island Irvington, New York Havertown, Pennsylvania

Freshman: Gained valuable Junior: Earned a starting Freshman: Gained valu- experience playing for role at fullback…Rushed able experience playing the Junior Varsity team… once against Penn… for the Junior Varsity Secondary School Caught 3 passes with a team… Secondary School Background: A graduate long of 5 yards against Background: A graduate of East Providence High Harvard… Sophomore: of Haverford High School School where he lettered Continued to gain valuable where he lettered in football in football, basketball, and experience on the Junior and baseball…Football and baseball for all four years… Varsity squad… Freshman: baseball team captain… Football, basketball, and Earned valuable experience Named Second Team All- baseball team captain…Providence Journal on Brown’s Junior Varsity team… Secondary State…Two-time football team MVP…First Team All-State Football Selection and First Team All- School Background: A graduate of Irvington High All-South-Eastern PA…First Team All-Delco… Division Selection in 2006, 2007…Recipient School where he lettered in football, Named a National Football Foundation Scholar- of the East Providence High School William and track… Three-year football team captain… Athlete…Member of the Honor Roll…Personal: Stringfellow Football Player of the Year Award… Named team MVP… Three-time All-League… Jeffrey Thomas Matteis, born November 27, Member of the Golden Dozen RI Chapter of the Selected by the New York State High School 1989…Son of Thomas and Lori Matteis…Has National Football Foundation in 2008…Named a Football Coaches Association as the 2005 New younger siblings Michael and Julianna…Enjoys two-time Team Offensive MVP for The Providence York State Scholar-Athlete of the Year… Named by computers, diving, and fitness…Undecided on Gridiron Club Team…Named the Providence the Westchester Chapter of the National Football his concentration. Journal 2008 Honor Roll Male Student-Athlete Foundation to the 2005 Golden Dozen Team… of the Year… Football All-Academic Selection Named to the 2005 Scholar All-State Team… for three years…Member of the National Honor Two-time All-Section Honorable Mention… # Society and Rhode Island Honor Society…Vice Member on the High Honor Roll… Recipient of Kasey McCurdy 35 President of the Townie Athletic Board…Member the Pace University Lubin School of Business Running back of the student council…Personal: Nathan Blinn Award… Recipient of the Don Marra Academic Lovett, born March 1, 1990…Son of Campbell Achievement Award for Social Studies and Earth Sophomore, 5-11, 200 and Eileen Lovett…Has a brother, Sam…Father, Science… Personal: Matthew Robert Mangiacotti, Lancaster, Ohio Campbell, ran track at Penn State…Enjoys born October 16, 1988… Son of Joseph and golf, ping-pong, swimming, and traveling… Irene Mangiacotti… Has two brothers, Mike and Freshman: Gained valuable Concentrating in History. Steve… Enjoys ice hockey, golf, weightlifting and experience playing for music… Concentrating in Economics. the Bears’ Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Fairfield Union High School where he lettered in football and wrestling… Football and wrestling team captain…First team All-League…Holds a total of 10 school records… Placed eighth in the state wrestling meet his junior year… Member of the National Honor Society… Member of the Honor Roll…Class Valedictorian… Personal: Kasey Thomas McCurdy, born April 15, 1989…Son of Tom and Jackie McCurdy…Has two older sisters, Katie and Kelly… Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Clayton McGrath #98 Sam McGrath #22 Brian Neff #91 Defensive Line Outside Linebacker Defensive Line Junior, 6-2, 230 Sophomore, 6-2, 190 Senior, 6-2, 240 Longmeadow, Massachusetts Longmeadow, Massachusetts Parma, Ohio

Sophomore: Appeared in Freshman: Appeared in Junior: Letterman who 9 games for the Bears… one game for the Bears… saw action in 6 games for Recorded 12 tackles, Recorded an assisted the Bears…Had a total of including 9 solo hits… tackle against Holy 3 tackles on the season… Also had a season total of Cross… Secondary School Recorded a tackle in the 2.5 tackles for a loss of 12 Background: A graduate Ivy League contests of Yale, yards…Recorded a sack of Longmeadow High Cornell and Dartmouth… for loss of 7 yards against School where he lettered Sophomore: Recorded 6 Stony Brook…Hurried the in football, lacrosse, tackles on the season… quarterback 3 times on and basketball…Led his Had a career game in the season, twice in the win against Cornell… football team to a perfect season all four years… the win against Dartmouth with 3 tackles, one Freshman: Gained valuable experience playing Football and lacrosse team captain…Two-time for a loss of 5 yards, and a sack for a loss of for the Junior Varsity team… Secondary School First Team All-Western MA…Recipient of the 5 yards… Also hurried the quarterback 3 times Background: A graduate of Longmeadow High Archie Roberts Scholar-Athlete Award and the on the season… Earned a berth on the varsity School where he lettered in football, wrestling, Longmeadow Coach’s award…First Team All- travel squad… Freshman: Made four tackles in and lacrosse… Helped lead his football team to Western MA in lacrosse…Member of the National Brown’s annual Spring Game… Gained valuable two straight state Super Bowl Championships Honor Society…Received first honors all through experience on Brown’s Junior Varsity team… and 24 straight wins… First Team All-Section his high school…Personal: Sam Martin McGrath, Secondary School Background: A graduate of senior year… Two-Time First Team All-Section in born July 10, 1990…Son of Neil, who is a Brown St. Ignatius High School where he lettered in Wrestling… Two-Time Western Massachusetts football coach, and Kimberlee McGrath…Brother, football… Second Team All-District… Named a Wrestling Champion… Sixth-Place finish in Clayton, is a junior on the Brown football team… National Merit Commended Student… Member the State Wrestling Tournament… Personal: Also has a sister, Hannah…Enjoys reading, of the Honor Roll… Personal: Brian Allen Neff, Clayton John McGrath, born March 6, 1989… playing the guitar, weight lifting, video games, born May 5, 1988… Son of John and Deborah Son of Kim and Neil McGrath… Dad, Neil, and lacrosse…Concentrating in Commerce, Neff… Has a brother, Steven… Enjoys computers, is Brown’s Defensive Line Coach… Siblings Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. video games and automotives… Concentrating in include Sam, a freshman on the Brown football Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship team, and Hannah… Enjoys lifting and sailing… and Manufacture and Design. Concentrating in Economics. Luke Miller Defensive Line Sophomore, 6-4, 215 Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania

Freshman: Gained valuable experience playing for the Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate of the Episcopal Academy where he lettered in football and lacrosse… Football and lacrosse team captain…Two-time First team All-League and All-Maineline…Second Team All-Greater Philadelphia…Member of the Honor Roll…Personal: Luke MacKenzie Miller, born October 4, 1988…Son of Luisa Rabe and Scott Miller…Enjoys movies, reading, and working out…Undecided on his concentration.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Kyle Newhall-Caballero #9 Matt O’Donnell #27 Munachimso “Chimso” Okoji #40 Quarterback Linebacker Linebacker Junior, 6-3, 210 Sophomore, 6-0, 230 Junior, 6-2, 230 Gilbert, Arizona Tipton, Iowa Silver Spring, Maryland

Will vie for the Freshman: Gained Sophomore: Saw action in starting quarterback valuable experience 4 games for the Bears… spot… Sophomore: playing for the Junior Had a total of 3 tackles Earned a berth on the Varsity team… on the season…Also varsity travel roster… Secondary School added a tackle for a loss… Freshman: Earned a Background: A graduate Freshman: Earned a berth berth on the Bears’ of Tipton High School on the Bears’ varsity travel varsity travel roster… where he lettered in roster, playing mostly Secondary School football, wrestling, special teams… Recorded Background: A graduate track, and baseball… one tackle on the season of Gilbert High School where he lettered in Two-time football team captain…Three-time against URI… Secondary School Background: football, basketball and baseball… Fiesta team defensive MVP…Des Moines Register A graduate of Kennedy High School where he Region Offensive Player of the Year as a Second Team All-State…Iowa Newspaper lettered in football, lacrosse, track & field, and senior… First Team All-Fiesta Region as Association Second Team All-State…Two- basketball… Two-time football team captain… a junior and senior… Three-year football time First Team All-District…Three-time Two-time team MVP… Named defensive MVP team captain…Threw for 2,950 yards Academic All District…Tipton High School for Montgomery County as a senior… Member and 21 touchdowns his senior season… career scoring leader and tackle leader with of the honor roll for all four years… Winner of Recorded 5,726 yards, 46 touchdowns and 231 points and 350 tackles…Member of the Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity Book Award… a 60% completion mark for his career... A National Honor Society and student council… Recipient of the Brady Straub Scholar Athlete of member of the National Honor Society… Senior Class Vice-President…Recipient of the Year award… Member of Drama Club and Gilbert Golden Scholar… National Football the National Council on Youth Leadership Yearbook Staff… Active in his church group and Foundation Scholar-Athlete…Winner of the Scholarship…Named a National Football volunteering… Personal: Munachimso Okoronkwo Guy Homan Award presented to the Gilbert Foundation College Hall of Fame Student Okoji, born December 1, 1989… Son of Naya High Student-Athlete of the Year…Cox Athlete…Recipient of the Bernie Saggau, and Godswill Okoji… Siblings include Olanma, Cable student-athlete award… Personal: United States Army Reserve National who attended Brown, and Uchenna… Enjoys Kyle Newhall-Caballero, born February 19, Scholar-Athlete, United States Marine history, business, law and sports… Concentrating 1988… Son of Stephanie Caballero…Has Corps Distinguished Athlete, and Quad City in Political Science. two sisters, Ashley and Courtney…Enjoys Times Excellence in Leadership awards… being with family, video games, grilling and Personal: Matthew Martin O’Donnell, born the outdoors…Concentrating in Commerce, April 15, 1990…Son of Michael and Susan Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. O’Donnell…Has a brother, Chad, and a sister, Elizabeth…Enjoys music, lifting, video games, and reading…Concentrating in Environmental Engineering.

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2008 Ivy League Champions Patrick Pakan #2 Chris Perkins #15 Adam Persinger #26 Quarterback Defensive Back Wide Receiver Sophomore, 6-2, 205 Senior, 6-1, 200 Sophomore, 6-0, 195 Tallmadge, Ohio Bridgeton, Boggstown,

Will compete for the Junior: Second Team All- Freshman: Gained valuable starting quarterback Ivy selection… Named experience playing for job… Freshman: Gained the Ivy League Defensive the Junior Varsity team… valuable experience Player of the Week after Secondary School playing for the Junior his performance in the Background: A graduate win against Harvard… of Triton Central High Varsity team… Secondary Appeared in all 10 games School where he lettered School Background: A for the Bears…Recorded in football, basketball, and graduate of Tallmadge High 55 tackles, 31 solo on baseball…Football and School where he lettered in the season…Also added basketball team captain… football and basketball… tackles for a loss against Named to the Mid Indiana Two-time football and basketball team captain… Harvard and Princeton…Forced 2 fumbles against Football All-Conference team…Academic All- Named Special Team Player of the Year Offensive Harvard…Had an interception with a return of 19 State…Indiana High School Academic All-Star… MVP, and team MVP over his career in football… yards against URI…Broke up a total of 7 passes on Named an IFCA and All-Star… First team All Suburban-League…First team All the season…Hurried the quarterback twice against National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete… Northeast Ohio…First Team All-WRC…First team Yale…Had a career high of 9 tackles, 6 solo in the Named a Shelby County All-Star and All-County All Beacon Journal…First Team All-State…Played win against Harvard…Also added 8 tackles against in basketball…Named All-County four years rd in the Ohio North/South All-Star Game…Named both Princeton and Penn… Ranked 3 on the team in a row in baseball, along with All-Conference a Boston Journal Scholar-Athlete…Named a US in total tackles with 55… Sophomore: Recorded 14 and Academic All-State…Personal: Adam Taylor tackles for the season… Had a career high 6 tackles Persinger, born January 3, 1990…Son of Rick and Army National Guard Scholar-Athlete…Member against Holy Cross… Earned a varsity letter… Barb Persinger…Has a younger brother, Scott… of the National Honor Society, Student Senate, Freshman: Earned a berth on Brown’s varsity Enjoys community service, bible study, riding and Leaders in Action…Distinguished Scholar travel roster… Saw action in two games with the four-wheelers and board games…Concentrating for four years…Named the Spanish and Social Bears’ defensive secondary… Made 5 tackles and in Neuroscience. Studies Student of the Year…Personal: Patrick deflected one pass in Brown’s annual Spring game… William Pakan, born November 8, 1989…Son Secondary School Background: A graduate of the # of Janelle and Dr. William Pakan…Has a sister, John Burroughs School where he lettered in football, Stephen Peyton 3 Lauren, and younger brother, Paul…Enjoys track and basketball… Football team captain… Defensive Back movies, competition, and spending time with his First Team All-State… Two-time All-League… Two- family…Undecided on his concentration. time All-Metro Honorable Mention… Track team Sophomore, 6-2, 210 captain… Named All-League in the long jump and Woodland, California the triple jump… Named the 2005 All-State Triple Jumper… A Student Court Bailiff… Personal: Freshman: Gained Christopher Michael Perkins, born December 7 valuable experience 1987… Son of Jessica M. Perkins… Enjoys lifting, playing for the Junior playing basketball and drawing… Concentrating in Varsity team… Secondary Engineering and Economics. School Background: A graduate of Pioneer High School where he lettered in football, swimming, and basketball…Football team captain…Named team and county defensive MVP… Honorable Mention All-Metro…Davis Enterprise All-Area…Played in the North-South Optimist All-Star game…Member of the National Honor Society…Named Who’s Who Among American High School Students…Named a National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete…Recipient of the Bank of America Outstanding Academics Award…Class Valedictorian…Personal: Stephen Douglas Peyton, born September 14, 1989… Son of Douglas and Susan Peyton…Has an older brother, Cameron…Enjoys camping, fishing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, sports, and weight lifting…Serves as a life guard in the summer… Undecided on his concentration.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Drew Plichta #13 Kyle Rettig #54 Jeremy Raducha #59 Punter/Kicker Defensive line Linebacker Senior, 5-11, 175 Sophomore, 6-3, 245 Junior, 6-2, 230 Bartonville, Texas Clearwater, Florida Bristol, Connecticut

Junior: Earned a berth Freshman: Gained Sophomore: Continued on the travel roster as valuable experience to gain experience on the the back-up kicker… playing for the Junior Junior Varsity squad… Continued to gain Varsity team… Freshman: Gained experience on the Secondary School valuable experience playing Junior Varsity squad… Background: A for the Junior Varsity Sophomore: Saw action graduate of Clearwater team… Secondary School as a valuable member Central Catholic where Background: A graduate of the Junior Varsity he lettered in football, of Bristol Central High squad… Freshman: wrestling, and weight School where he lettered Gained valuable experience on Brown’s lifting…Two year team football team in football and baseball… Hartford Courant Junior Varsity team… Secondary School captain…Named First Team All-Pinellas… First Team All-State 2005, 2006… New Haven Background: A graduate of Liberty Christian Named to the All-Suncoast Team and All-Star Register Second Team All-State… First Team All- High School where he lettered in football teams…Three-time team MVP…Two-time Conference as a junior and senior… Recorded and track and field… All-American Kicker/ state qualifier in both wrestling and weight 195 tackles, 4 sacks, 3 fumble recoveries, 8 pass Punter… First Team All- Area, All-District lifting…First team All-County in wrestling… deflections, and 1 blocked kick… First Team All- and First Team All-State selection… Helped Three-time district wrestling champion… Conference in baseball… National Honor Society lead his team to a TAPPS-5A district Holds nine school records in weight lifting… Vice-President… Awarded the gold medal on championship… Named All-District Special Personal: Joseph Kyle Rettig, born July 11, the National Latin Exam… Received a Letter of Teams Player of the Year… Holds the school 1990…Son of Joseph and Lorna Rettig…Has Commendation from the National Merit Scholar record for his 80-yard punt as a senior… a sister, Jessica…Enjoys reading, writing, Program… Bausch and Lomb Science Award… Recipient of the Liberty Warrior Heart XBOX 360, going to the beach, and watching Bristol Sports Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete… Award… Placed third in the state in pole movies…Concentrating in Commerce, Personal: Jeremy Edward Raducha, born vault… Helped lead his track and field team Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. March 15, 1989… Son of Denise and Edward to a state championship… Who’s Who Among Raducha… Enjoys weightlifting and video American High School Students… Member games… Concentrating in Human Biology. of the National Honor Society and the Duke Talented and Gifted Program… Named the Top Student of the Year in calculus, physics # and statistics… Received district honors Alex Prestley 82 in art and math… Member of the Spanish Tight End National Honor Society… Member of the “A” Junior, 6-7, 255 Honor Roll… Personal: Drew Robert Plichta, born December 11, 1987… Son of Thomas West Hartford, Connecticut and Marlene Plichta… Has two brothers, Brandon and T.J… Enjoys hunting, fishing, Sophomore: Saw action in biking and wakeboarding… Concentrating in 3 games for the Bears… Mechanical Engineering. Made a 15 yard catch against Penn… Freshman: Gained valuable experience on the Bears’ Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Hall High School where he lettered in football and basketball… All-League football 2006… Hartford Courant All-Scholastic… Two-time basketball team captain… Averaged a double-double in basketball… Personal: Alex Prestley, born April 1, 1989… Son of Linda and Peter Prestley… Concentrating in Economics.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Phil Roffi# 5 Patrick Rooney #10 Aaron Ruffin# 6 Outside Linebacker Defensive Back Defensive back Senior, 6-0, 205 Junior, 6-1, 200 Sophomore, 5-9, 170 Tempe, Arizona Wheaton, Illinois Alpharetta,

Junior: Saw action in 8 Sophomore: Saw action in Freshman: Saw action games for the Bears… the win against Harvard against URI… Secondary Made 6 tackles, including for the Bears… Freshman: School Background: A 4 solo hits…Had a season Gained valuable graduate of Northview High high 2 tackles against experience playing for School where he lettered in football and track…Named Dartmouth… Sophomore: the Bears’ Junior Varsity All-Northside Honorable Earned a berth on the team… Secondary School Mention…North Fulton Bears’ travel varsity Background: A graduate Defensive First Team…All- squad… Recorded 4 total of Wheaton Warrenville Region…Recipient of the tackles on the season… South High School where Coaches’ Award…Ranked Made a solo tackle against Harvard… Freshman: he lettered in football and basketball… Chicago seventh in the state in interceptions…Named an Recorded 5 tackles in Brown’s annual Spring Tribune and Rivals.com First Team All-State… AP Talented and Gifted Student…Member of the game… Secondary School Background: A All-Conference… Chicago Sun Times and Chicago National Honor Society…Student Vice President… graduate of Valley Christian High School where Tribune All-Area… Recorded 9 interceptions and Legion of Honor Recipient…Received a National he lettered in football, wrestling, basketball and ran 3 back for touchdowns his senior season for Merit Academic Commendation…Member track… Football team captain… Two-time First a school record… Helped lead his team to the of the Future Business Leaders of America… Team All-State… Helped lead his team to a State 8A-Illinois State Football Championship…All-Area Youth Mentorship Program mentor and youth Championship as a senior… Named a 1A-3A Basketball… Basketball team captain… Academic counselor…Member of Black History Month Committee…Voted Mr. Northview High School… North All-Star Team Player… Placed third in the All-State… Illinois State Scholar 2006-2007… Wrote for school newspaper…Graduated Cum state in wrestling… Member of the Honor Roll… DVC Leadership Conference 2005… Academic Laude…Personal: Aaron Matthew Ruffin, born Senior Class Vice President… Member of the All-Conference 2003-2006… Personal: Patrick April 1, 1990…Son of Demetrius and Renee National Honor Society… Personal: Phil C. Roffi, Alan Rooney, born April 20, 1989… Son of Linda Ruffin…Has a younger brother, Nicholas…Enjoys born January 26 1988… Son of Raymond and and Alan Rooney… Has a sister, Meredith, and music, dancing, and reading…Concentrating in Christine Roffi… Has a brother, Troy… Enjoys a brother, Mark… Enjoys basketball, reading, Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. weightlifting and golf…Economics concentrator. fishing and golf… Concentrating in Economics. William Rulifson #95 Defensive Line Junior, 6-1, 260 Walnut Creek, California

Sophomore: Continued to gain valuable experience on the Junior Varsity squad… Freshman: Gained valuable experience on the Bears’ Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Las Lomas High School where he lettered in football and wrestling… Football team captain…Team MVP his senior year…All-League Offensive and Defensive Line 2005, 2006… All-County 2006… Recipient of the Regional Occupational Program Achievement Award… Earned Eagle Scout status as a member of Boy Scouts… Nominated for the United States Military Academy at West Point… Personal: William Jeffrey Rulifson, born July 7, 1988… Son of Kristen and Jeff Rulifson… Has two brothers, Matt and Adam… Enjoys skiing, working on cars and weightlifting… Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Trevan Samp #80 Jimmy Saros #18 Andrew Serrano #55 Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Linebacker Senior, 6-1, 190 Sophomore, 6-3, 190 Junior, 5-11, 225 Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan Phoenix, Arizona

Junior: Earned a varsity Freshman: Gained Sophomore: Appeared letter while appearing in 8 valuable experience in all 10 games for the games for the Bears…Made playing for the Junior Bears…Made 22 tackles 12 catches for 190 yards… Varsity team… Secondary on the year…Recorded Had a 31 yard catch School Background: A a season high 6 tackles against Holy Cross…Caught graduate of Grosse Pointe against Dartmouth… 2 touchdown passes, one South High School where Forced a fumble against against Holy Cross and the he lettered in football and Stony Brook…Recorded other against Dartmouth… basketball…Two-time 3 tackles against Stony Caught 4 passes for 76 football team captain… Brook, Princeton, Yale, and yards against Holy Cross…Had 45 receiving Ranks second in career receptions in Michigan Cornell… Freshman: Had a strong rookie season yards against Yale…Had a 25 yard catch against High School Football History with 200 and for the Bears, earning a spot on the varsity travel Dartmouth and 23 yard reception against URI… first all-time in receptions per game with 7.4… roster and appearing in five Ivy League games… Ranked 5th on the team in scoring, with a season Ranked at least top three in the state for the Winner of the Kevin Kehoe ’79 Award as Brown’s total of 12 points… Sophomore: Earned a berth season in receptions, receiving yards, and Freshman MVP… Registered 9 tackles for the on the Bears’ varsity travel roster… Saw action receiving touchdowns…Two-time First Team All- season… Had a season-high 4 tackles, including against Duquesne…Freshman: Gained strong State selection…Two-time All-State Dream Team 3 solo tackles, in the win against Dartmouth… experience playing with Brown’s Junior Varsity selection…Three-time All-League selection… Recorded 2 tackles against both Princeton and team… Secondary School Background: A graduate Three-time All-East selection…Two-time All- Columbia… Secondary School Background: of Southern Door High School where he lettered County selection…Selected for the Michigan A graduate of Brophy College Prep where he in football, basketball and track… Second Team All-Star game…Basketball team captain…All- lettered in football and wrestling… Football team All-Conference… A member of the National Honor League in basketball for three years…Honorable captain… First Team All-Region and All-State… Society… Recipient of the Scholar-Athlete Award… Mention All-East…Played on Michigan’s AAU Named Region Defensive Player of the Year his Member of the School Wellness Committee… team…All-Academic All-League in football and senior year… Arizona All-Star game selection… Named the Optimist Oratorical Contest Winner… basketball 2004-2008…Member of the Honor Recorded 127 tackles, 5.5 sacks and 3 forced Member of the Honor Roll… Personal: Trevan Dane Roll…Math tutor…Personal: James B. Saros, fumbles his senior season… Volunteered with Samp, born January 5, 1988… Son of Dan and born September 17, 1989…Son of Deborah the Upward Foundation and the St. Vincent Wally Samp… Concentrating in Biology. Culler and Jim Saros…Siblings include Jackie, DePaul Society… Personal: Andrew P. Serrano, Anthony, and Sam…Enjoys wiffleball, recreation born April 19, 1989… Son of Betsy and Paul sports, movies, reading, working out, and hanging ’76 Serrano… Father, Paul, played football and out with friends…Concentrating in Commerce, was a team captain for Brown…Has two sisters, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. Sarah and Emily… Enjoys hunting, camping, boating and skiing... Concentrating in Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Bobby Sewall #8 Wide Receiver Senior, 6-1, 200 Portsmouth, Rhode Island

Pre-Season All-American. per game… Ranked 10th in the Ivy League in all senior… Three-time First Team All-Division… Recognized as the most purpose yards, adding 304 rushing yards for a Two-time First Team All-State… Selected to the versatile athlete in the total of 857 yards and an average of 95.2 yards “Golden Dozen”… Recipient of the Stuart Booth Ivy League, making plays per game… Ranked second in the Ivy League in Memorial Trophy… Named team MVP as a rushing, receiving, and scoring with an average of 8.0 points per game, senior… Basketball team captain as a senior… throwing… Junior: Named registering 12 touchdowns on the season… Led First Team All-League in basketball… Second First Team All-Ivy and All- the Bears in rushing with a net gain of 304 yards Team All-Division in basketball… Track and field New England…Earned on 55 carries, 8 rushing touchdowns, and a long captain as a senior… State Champion in the 100 ECAC All-Star honors… run of 44 yards… Ranked second on the team in meter and 200 meter dash… Named All-League Ranked 9th in the nation scoring with 72 total points… Also completed 2 All-Academic in both football and basketball… and led the Ivy League with of 5 passes for 61 yards, a long of 41 yards, and Member of the National Honor Society and 6.9 reception per game…Ranks 25th in the Ivy a touchdown… Was the only Division I player to the Rhode Island Honor Society… A record book with 144 career receptions… and catch for 140 yards in the same game Leadership Conference Nominee… Member Was 14th nationally and the Ivy League leader this season vs. Dartmouth… Rushed for 80 of the National Spanish Honor Society and the with 94.8 receiving yards per game…Led the Ivy yards and caught passes for 83 yards to compile National Academy of Finance… Personal: Robert League in scoring with an average of 8.4 points 163 all-purpose yards in the win at Columbia… A. Sewall Jr., born February 29, 1988… Son of per game…Ran 34 times for 140 yards and 6 Caught 9 passes for 100 yards against Holy Robert and Cynthia Sewall… Siblings include, touchdowns…Had a long run of 36 yards against Cross… Entered the Brown record books with Caitlin, Megan and Matthew… Enjoys hanging Dartmouth…Had a season high 58 rushing yards the ninth most pass receptions in a single season out with friends and family, listening to music against the Big Green with 8 carries…Made with 68… Freshman: Versatile player who made and working out… Concentrating in Business 69 catches for 948 yards and 8 touchdowns… 7 receptions for 55 yards on the season… Also Economics and American History. Caught a long pass of 64 yards against Holy rushed 7 times for 42 yards… Named to the Ivy Cross…Had a season high 181 receiving yards League Honor Roll for his tremendous performance on 11 catches against Cornell…Caught 10 in Brown’s overtime victory over Penn where he passes for 157 yards against Holy Cross…Added caught a career high 4 passes for 47 yards with # 9 receptions against both URI and Harvard for a a long run of 32 yards, and rushed the ball twice Daniel Smithwick 19 total of 130 yards and 105 yards, respectively… for 8 yards… Recorded one tackle in Brown’s Linebacker Caught for 2 touchdowns against both Holy Cross match-up against Princeton… Had a season high and Cornell…Rushed for 2 touchdowns against 3 rushes for 24 yards against Columbia… Ran Sophomore, 6-0, 190 Dartmouth…Returned 2 kicks on the season the ball for 77 yards and two touchdowns on Danville, California with a long of 34 yards against Penn…Recorded 11 carriers as a quarterback in Brown’s annual a total 1,132 total all-purpose yards…Led the Spring game… Secondary School Background: Freshman: Gained valuable team in receiving with an average of 94.8 yards A graduate of Portsmouth High School where per game…Recorded a team high 8 touchdowns experience playing for he lettered in football, basketball, lacrosse and the Junior Varsity team… and a team high 6 rushing touchdowns…Ranked track… Football team captain as a junior and 3rd on the team in kick returns with an average Secondary School of 22 yards per return…Ranked 4th on the team Background: A graduate of in total offense with an average of 14 yards per San Ramon Valley where he game…Ranked 2nd on the team in all purpose lettered in football…Football yards with an average of 113.2 per game… team captain…Team Ranked 4th in the Ivy League in all purpose yards MVP…Honorable mention with an average of 109.6 yards per game…Led All-State…First Team All- the Ivy League with a game high 181 receiving League…First Team All- yards against Cornell…Ranked 2nd in the Ivy County…First Team All-East League with 4-100 yard receiving performances Bay…First Team All-Contra Costa Times…Also on the season… Sophomore: Second Team All- named All-Metro and All-Bay Area…Recipient of Ivy selection… Named College Sporting News, the “Iron Man” Award for training and work ethic… Ivy League, and New England Football Writers Peter Villa Award finalist for the top player in the Tri- Gold Helmet Player of the Week following a Valley area…Graduated with high honors…Member record-setting performance vs. Dartmouth where of the National Society of High School Scholars… he rushed for 144 yards and 4 touchdowns, Named a North Coast section scholar athlete for caught 18 passes for 141 yards, and threw a 41 all four years…Staff Choice Award recipient… yard touchdown pass… Ranked second in the Ivy University Commendation award…Personal: Daniel League and seventh in the nation in receptions Timothy Smithwick, born April 5, 1990…Son of Tim per game (7.56) with 68 total receptions for and Anita Smithwick…Has an older sister, Jessica, 553 yards…Ranked seventh in the Ivy League and younger brother Matt…Enjoys training, weight in receiving yards with an average of 61.4 yards lifting, music, fishing, movies, reading, and playing squash…Concentrating in Economics.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Joe Springer #16 Matthew Sudfeld #21 Spiro Theodhosi #47 Quarterback Wide Receiver Running back Junior, 6-2, 175 Junior, 6-0, 185 Sophomore, 5-11, 205 Mendota Heights, Minnesota Modesto, California Londonderry, New Hampshire

Will vie for the starting Sophomore: Appeared Freshman: Gained valuable quarterback position… in all 10 games for the experience playing for the Jun- Sophomore: Saw action Bears… Caught 20 passes ior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate in 2 games for the Bears for 181 yards…Caught of Londonderry High School while earning a berth a season high 26 yard where he lettered in football on the travel roster… pass against Dartmouth… and indoor and outdoor track… Freshman: Completed 8 Made 5 catches for 46 Team MVP…Set the records passes for 37 yards, and yards against Holy Cross… for single season rushing yards rushed for 30 yards, in Registered 3 receptions and number of carries his the annual Spring game… for 40 yards against senior season…First Team All- State at running back…Played Earned a berth on the Brown travel roster… Dartmouth… Ran once for a yard against Stony in the New Hampshire Maple Sugar Bowl…Recipient Secondary School Background: A graduate Brook…Had a total of 182 all purpose yards of the New Hampshire Mr. Football Award…Named the of Cretin-Derham Hall High School where he on the season… Freshman: Gained valuable New Hampshire Union Leader Football Player of the lettered in football and basketball… Football team experience playing for the Junior Varsity team… Year and October Athlete of the Month… Recipient of captain… All-Conference and Conference MVP… Secondary School Background: A graduate of the WMUR Hometown Hero Award for football…Winner Star Tribune First Team All-Metro… Modesto Christian High School where he lettered of the Albanian Youth Award for Achievement in Sports St Paul Pioneer Press First Team All-State and in football and basketball… All-State California and Education…High honor all four years…Member of Offensive Player of the Year… Basketball team Small Schools in football… All-District and All- the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Scholar Athlete Hall of Fame…Recipient captain as a junior and senior… Completed 67% League First Team… Recorded 97 tackles and of the Book Award…Member of the of his passes his senior season for 2,901 yards 6 interceptions his senior season… A member Spanish Honor Society…Member of the Leadership and 29 touchdowns with only 3 interceptions for of the National Honor Society and High Honor Program…Recipient of the Excellence in Scholarship a quarterback rating of 134.7… Threw for almost Roll… Finalist for the Wendy’s Heisman Award… Award and Varsity Football Academic Award…Personal: 6,000 yards and 58 touchdowns for his career… Valedictorian… Personal: Matthew William Spiro Alexander Theodhosi, born March 4, 1990…Son of GPA of 4.27… Member of National Honor Society Sudfeld, born April 17, 1989… Son of Michelle Harry and Marie Theodhosi…Has two younger brothers, and President’s Honor Roll… Personal: Joseph and Ralph Sudfeld…Has two brothers, Zach and Harry and Nik…Enjoys weight lifting, football, and badminton…Undecided on his concentration. Leo Springer, born November 18, 1988…Son of Nathan, and two sisters, Sarah and Juliana… Emmy and Greg Springer… Has two sisters, Alison Enjoys wakeboarding and playing the guitar… # and Lisa, and a brother, Nick… Enjoys traveling, Concentrating in Economics. Del Thomas 25 golf, reading and board games… Concentrating in Kicker/Punter Economics. Junior, 5-10, 180 Mullica Hill, New Jersey

Sophomore: Continued to gain experience on the Junior Varsity squad… Freshman: Kicked an extra point in the Annual Spring Game… Gained valuable experience playing for the Junior Varsity team… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Clearview Regional High School where he lettered in football and soccer… Second Team All-State… First Team All-South Jersey… Named South Jersey Special Teams Player of the Year… South Jersey All-Academic Team… First Team All-Tri County and First Team All- Gloucester County… Booted 70 of 73 career extra point attempts and 12 of 13 field goals… A member of the Honor Roll for all four years… National Honor Society… DECA State Finalist… A member of the Technology Student Association… Personal: Del Phillip Thomas, born October 17, 1988… Son of Marybeth and Del Thomas… Has a sister, Kaitie… Enjoys traveling, music, movies and the beach… Concentrating in Economics.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Nate Thomas #38 Zachary Tronti #36 Brett Wyman #28 Defensive Back Running Back Linebacker Sophomore, 6-0, 180 Junior, 6-0, 205 Sophomore, 6-2, 220 Seven Mile, Ohio Ponte Vedra, Florida Bridgewater, Massachusetts

Freshman: Gained valuable Sophomore: Continued to Freshman: Earned a berth on the experience playing for the Jun- gain experience on the Junior Bears’ travel roster… Secondary ior Varsity team… Secondary Varsity squad… Freshman: School Background: A graduate School Background: A Ran 10 times for 39 yards of Bridgewater-Raynham High graduate of Edgewood High in the Bears’ Spring game… School where he lettered in School where he lettered in Gained valuable experience football, wrestling, and track football and basketball… playing for the Junior Varsity and field…Team captain in Football and basketball team team… Secondary School football, wrestling, and track… captain…Named Second Background: A graduate of Named to the Mass Shriners’ All-Star Team…Old Colony Team All-State…First Team Nease High School where League All-Star…Brockton FAVC…First Team Southwest he lettered in football and Enterpriser and Taunton Ohio…First Team Middletown Journal… Named to baseball… Football team captain… Named All-County, Gazette All-Scholastic…Honorable Mention All-American the FAVC Coaches Leadership Conference… Honorable All-City, All-Conference, and Second Team All-State in wrestling…Massachusetts and New England 215 lb Mention Cincinnati Enquirer…First Team FAVC in his senior season…Team Offensive MVP… Rushed wrestling champ…Named the Boston Globe Wrestler of basketball…Played on the Cincinnati AAU basketball for 1,546 yards and 18 touchdowns… Recorded 21 the Year…Posted a 44-1 record his senior year with 38 team…Recipient of the Scholastic Athlete Award for receptions for 261 yards and 2 touchdowns… A member pins…Named to his high school hall of fame in wrestling all four years… Recipient of the Principal’s Award and of the National Honor Society and National Hispanic and football…Named the Taunton Gazette Male Athlete of Sportsmanship Award…Member of the Honor Society… Academic Letter recipient… Member the Year… Member of the National Honor Society…Honor Student Council and Student Body Vice President… of the Model United Nations... Personal: Zachary John roll all four years…Named to the National Honor Roll…All- Member of the National Honor Society and French Tronti, born November 23, 1988…Son of Susan and American scholar…Named Who’s Who Among American Honor Society… “Straight A” Award for all four years… John Tronti… Has three brothers, James, Greg, and High School Students…Member of the Student Council and Personal: Nathaniel John Thomas, born February 19, Nick, and a sister, Emily… Enjoys playing video games, Peer Leadership group…Coached numerous youth sports… 1990…Son of Jennifer and John Thomas…Has a sister, watching sports and following politics… Concentrating Personal: Brett Arthur Wyman, born January 7, 1990… Brittany…Concentrating in Biophysics. in Political Science. Son of Peter and Julie Wyman…Has a younger sister, Jill, and younger brother, Matt…Enjoys skiing, weight lifting, billiards, ping pong, and video games…Concentrating in Landon Turley #93 Business Economics. Alexander Tounkara #83 Defensive Line # Sophomore, 6-4, 220 John Zoppo 72 Wide Receiver Offensive Line Alpine, California Junior, 6-5, 195 Sophomore, 6-3, 285 Staten Island, New York Freshman: Gained valuable South Salem, New York experience playing for the Jun- Sophomore: Appeared in ior Varsity team… Secondary Enjoyed a good spring and will 3 games for the Bears… School Background: A look to compete at the left tackle Freshman: Caught two graduate of Granite Hills High position…Freshman: Gained passes for 11 yards in School where he lettered valuable experience playing the Spring game…Gained in football, basketball, and for the Junior Varsity team… valuable experience playing track and field…Team MVP… Secondary School Background: for the Junior Varsity Named Second Team All- A graduate of John Jay Cross team…Secondary School Grossmont South…First Team River High School where he Background: A graduate of All-East County…Second lettered in football, lacrosse, New Dorp High School where Team All-CIF…First Team All-Academic for the San wrestling, and basketball… he lettered in basketball, Diego Section…Named the KUSI Student Athlete of the Named First Team All-State… football, and volleyball… Football and basketball team Week…All-CIF in shot put and named Granite Hills Most Named to the Super 11 All-Star captain… Made 20 catches for 416 yards his senior Outstanding Field Athlete…Granite Hills Senior Athlete Team…Two-time All-Section…Three-time All-League… season… Selected for the Fuggari Bowl Staten Island of the Year…Holds school records for most sacks in a Played in the NY State Governor’s Bowl and the North All- All-Stars team… Basketball MVP his senior year… game, most sacks in a year, and career sacks…Recipient Star Game…Named First Team All-Journal News and First Team All-North County News…Member of the National Placed 4th nationally in the Virtual Enterprise Director of of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Honor Society and National Science Honor Society… Operations competition… All-City Academic selection… Fame Scholar Athlete Award…Winner of the Grossmont Two-time Maxima Cum Laude Medalist…Tony Sabella Member of the Honor Roll… Personal: Alexander Sportsmanship Award…Member of the honor roll for Scholarship Award Winner…L. Ronald Lyons Scholarship Mohamed Tounkara, born December 15, 1988… Son of all four years…Named to the Homecoming Court… Award Winner…Winner of the Accounting Scholarship… Hawa Eva Kone and Roland Leemans… Siblings include Personal: Landon Ray Turley, born April 3, 1990…Son Personal: John Charles Zoppo, born January 16, 1990… 7 brothers and sisters: James, John, Quentin, Freddie, of John and Michele Turley…Has a brother, Dustin… Son of Darien Zoppo and Marcie Sweigert…Enjoys rugby, Eddy and Sioban… Enjoys music and basketball… Enjoys video games, watching movies, and hanging out lacrosse, fishing, hiking, boating, and playing the cello… Concentrating in International Relations. with friends…Undecided on his Concentration. Concentrating in Business Economics.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions No Name Pos Cl Hgt Wgt High School Hometown 50 Anderson, John DL Jr. 6-3 230 Barrington Barrington, RI 73 Andry, Malcolm OL Fr. 6-5 285 Jesuit New Orleans, LA 34 Ball, Daniel RB Jr. 5-11 195 St. John’s School Houston, TX 70 Bernstein, Nathan OL Fr. 6-3 270 Providence Charlotte, NC 39 Burns, Sean FB So. 6-3 205 The Blake School Minnetonka, MN 77 Callahan, Mark OL Sr. 6-1 260 Christian Brothers Academy Syracuse, NY 14 Casey, Daniel DB Fr. 5-11 175 St. Joseph’s Prep. Springfield, PA 4 Clement, David DB Sr. 5-10 185 St. Joseph’s Prep. Lansdale, PA 80 Colbern, Paxti TE Fr. 6-5 245 South Anchorage Anchorage, AK 48 Collins, Tyler DB Jr. 6-2 200 Miramonte Orlinda, CA 58 Connelly, John OLB Jr. 6-0 215 Stonington Stonington, CT 53 Conroy, Patrick OL Jr. 6-3 260 Louden Valley Leesburg, VA 74 Cook, John OL Jr. 6-1 280 Fenwick laGrange, IL 29 Cooney, Shane OLB So. 5-11 190 Mt. View Mountain View, CA 33 Cotton, Cameron OLB Jr. 5-11 190 Bodley Fulton, NY 42 Cox, Kelley LB Sr. 6-1 220 McDonough School Owings Mills, MD 2 Cruz, AJ DB Fr. 5-9 190 Santa Margarita Catholic Lake Forest, CA 64 Danser, Tim OL Sr. 6-3 275 Bellarmine College Prep Saratoga, CA 34 Darrow, Russell DB Fr. 6-1 190 Arrowhead Hartland, WI 44 Develin, James DL Sr. 6-3 260 Boyertown Area Gilbertsville, PA 6 Donnelly, Patrick QB Fr. 6-3 185 Phillips Exeter Longmeadow, MA 51 Duquette, Derrick LB So. 6-2 225 Plymouth South Plymouth, MA 37 Eberenz-Rosero, John Paul OLB Sr. 5-11 190 Cortland Cortland, NY 75 Ellixson, Brian OL Jr. 6-2 285 Haverford Havertown, PA 86 Faber, Nicholas TE So. 6-3 235 San Ramon Valley Alamo, CA 46 Farnham, Buddy WR Sr. 6-0 185 Andover Andover, MA 9 Farr, Mel CB So. 5-10 180 Detroit Catholic Central Bloomfield Hills, MI 81 Fay, Jonah WR So. 6-1 170 Noble and Greenough School Brookline, MA 87 Fertig, Andrew TE Sr. 6-4 250 Sidwell Friends Alexandria, VA 10 Foote, McCallum QB Fr. 6-4 185 Noble and Greenough School Newton, MA 94 Fox, Stephen DL Fr. 6-3 250 Lake Region Winter Haven, FL 13 Franciosi, Anthony DB Fr. 5-11 185 Xaverian Brothers Easton, MA 21 Freeman, Jackson FB Fr. 5-11 230 St. Christopher’s Richmond, VA 52 Gallagher, Brendan LB Sr. 6-1 225 Phillips Academy Orefield, PA 67 Geiger, Jack OL So. 6-2 260 Marquette University HS Whitefish Bay, WI 1 Gillett, Robert OLB Jr. 5-11 200 Palisades Charter Los Angeles, CA 31 Gray, William CB So. 6-1 165 Murrieta Valley Murrieta, CA 89 Griffith, Bradley TE So. 6-5 220 Glen Este Cincinnati, OH 20 Grinna, Blaine DB Jr. 6-1 205 Postville Community Postville, IA 45 Hammer, Mark OLB So. 5-11 185 Chagrin Falls Chagrin falls, OH 94 Harris, Alexander TE Fr. 6-5 220 Milton Academy Needham, MA 17 Hegarty, Ryley QB Jr. 6-1 200 Aztec Aztec, NM 71 Hooper, Cole OL Fr. 6-5 270 Heritage Hall City, OK 90 Howard, David DL Sr. 6-3 270 Springbrook Columbia, MD 11 Howland, Marc RB Jr. 5-7 150 University School Cleveland Heights, OH 57 Hughes, Peter DL Sr. 6-1 240 Pope John XXIII Long Valley, NJ 66 Jasinowski, Paul OL Sr. 6-5 285 St. Albans School Washington, DC 61 Johnson, Evan OL So. 6-1 270 Archbishop Alter Kettering, OH 84 Johnson, Kyle WR Jr. 6-2 190 St. Thomas Aquinas Davie, FL 76 Johnston, Jarrid OL Sr. 5-11 255 Mater Dei Huntington Beach, CA 3 Kachmer, Mark RB Fr. 6-0 195 St. Francis College Prep Wheaton, IL 88 LaMar, Chris WR Sr. 6-4 200 Henderson County Henderson, KY 68 Landers, Luke OL So. 6-3 275 Friendswood Friendswood, TX 23 Leedy, Russell DB Jr. 5-11 190 La Costa Canyon Encinitas, CA 96 Lemmons, Michael DL Sr. 6-5 260 St. Albans School Washington, DC 41 Lovett, Nathan WR So. 6-4 190 East Providence East Providence, RI 85 Lundevall, Tellef WR Fr. 6-4 210 Phillips Exeter Academy Highland Park, IL 43 Mangiacotti, Matthew FB Sr. 6-0 230 Irvington Irvington, NY 49 Matteis, Jeffrey DL So. 6-2 220 Haverford Havertown, PA 35 McCurdy, Kasey FB So. 5-11 200 Fairfield Union Lancaster, OH 98 McGrath, Clayton DL Jr. 6-2 230 Longmeadow Longmeadow, MA 22 McGrath, Sam OLB So. 6-2 190 Longmeadow Longmeadow, MA 16 Meyer, Nathaniel P/K Fr. 6-2 190 Bettendorf Bettendorf, IA

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions No Name Pos Cl Hgt Wgt High School Hometown 78 Miller, Luke DL So. 6-4 215 Episcopal Academy Bryn Mawr, PA 60 Miller, Matthew OL Fr. 6-4 275 Beechwood Villa Hills, KY 32 Moorison, Jordan RB Fr. 5-11 205 Oaks Christian Agoura Hills, CA 91 Neff, Brian DL Sr. 6-2 240 St. Ignatius Parma, OH 4 Newcomer, Kenny WR So. 6-1 180 Gonzaga College HS Oakton, VA 9 Newhall-Caballero, Kyle QB Jr. 6-3 210 Gilbert Gilbert, AZ 7 Noury, Benjamin DB Fr. 6-0 185 FW Springstead Spring Hill, FL 27 O’Donnell, Matthew LB So. 6-0 230 Tipton Tipton, IA 40 Okoji, Chimso LB Jr. 6-2 230 Kennedy Silver Spring, MD 18 Oteh, Ibeabuchi DB Fr. 6-0 185 Mary Institute St. Louis Country Day St. Louis, MO 2 Pakan, Patrick QB So. 6-2 205 Tallmadge Tallmadge, OH 15 Perkins, Chris DB Sr. 6-1 200 John Burroughs Bridgeton, MO 26 Persinger, Adam WR So. 6-0 195 Triton Central Boggstown, IN 3 Peyton, Stephen DB So. 6-2 210 Pioneer Woodland, CA 13 Plichta, Drew PK Sr. 5-11 175 Liberty Christian School Bartonville, TX 82 Prestley, Alex TE Jr. 6-7 255 Hall West Hartford, CT 59 Raducha, Jeremy LB Jr. 6-2 230 Bristol Central Bristol, CT 54 Rettig, Joseph DL So. 6-3 245 Clearwater Central Catholic Clearwater, FL 5 Roffi, Phil OLB Sr. 6-0 205 Valley Christian Tempe, AZ 10 Rooney, Patrick DB Jr. 6-1 200 Wheaton Warrenville South Wheaton, IL 6 Ruffin, Aaron DB So. 5-9 170 Northview Aloharetta, GA 95 Rulifson, William DL Jr. 6-1 260 Las Lomas Walnut Creek, CA 14 Ryan, John QB Fr. 6-2 195 William Penn Charter Exton, PA 80 Samp, Trevan WR Sr. 6-1 190 Southern Door Sturgeon Bay, WI 18 Saros, Jimmy WR So. 6-3 190 Grosse Pointe South Grosse Pointe Park, MI 55 Serrano, Andrew LB Jr. 5-11 225 Brophy College Prep Phoenix, AZ 8 Sewall, Bobby WR Sr. 6-1 200 Portsmouth Portsmouth, RI 56 Showalter, Victor LB Fr. 6-0 195 Charlotte Country Day Charlotte, NC 19 Smithwick, Daniel OLB So. 6-0 190 San Ramon Valley Danville, CA 16 Springer, Joe QB Jr. 6-2 175 Cretin-Derham Hall Mendota Heights, MN 12 Sudfeld, Matthew WR Jr. 6-0 185 Modesto Christian Modesto, CA 65 Templeton, Jack OL Fr. 6-3 255 Don Bosco Prep Ramsey, NJ 99 Tenuta, Eli DL Fr. 6-4 235 The Hun School Sunderland, MD 47 Theodhosi, Spiro RB So. 5-11 205 Londonderry Londonderry, NH 25 Thomas, Del K/P Jr. 5-10 180 Clearview Regional Mullica Hill, NJ 38 Thomas, Nathanial DB So. 6-0 180 Edgewood Seven Mile, OH 83 Tounkara, Alexander WR Jr. 6-5 195 New Dorp Staten Island, NY 36 Tronti, Zachary RB Jr. 6-0 205 Nease Ponte Vedra, FL 30 Tumbleson, Vincent WR Fr. 6-0 190 Kettle Moraine North Prairie, WI 93 Turley, Landon DL So. 6-4 220 Granite Hills Alpine, CA 97 Walthall, Ross DL Fr. 6-4 240 Indianapolis Cathedral Carmel, IN 46 Watne, Reed DB Fr. 6-0 195 Loyola Los Angeles, CA 28 Wyman, Brett LB So. 6-2 220 Bridgewater-Raynham Bridgewater, MA 62 Zambetti, Stephen LB Fr. 6-1 225 Germantown Germantown, TN 72 Zoppo, John OL So. 6-2 275 John Jay Cross River South Salem, NY

Pronounciation Guide Jasinowski ...... jazz-in-ow-ski Munachimso Okoji ...... “Chimso” O-coe-gee Ibeabuci Oteh ...... “Jeremiah” O-tay Pakan ...... Pay-kin Plichta ...... Plick-ta Raducha ...... Ra-duka Tronti ...... Tron - tee Tounkara ...... Toon-kara

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Alaska (1) ...... Paxti Colbern (Anchorage) Arizona (3) ...... Kyle Newhall-Caballero (Gilbert), Phil Roffi (Tempe), Andrew Serrano (Phoenix) California (16) ...... Tyler Collins (Orlinda), Shane Cooney (Mountain View), AJ Cruz (Lake Forest), Tim Danser (Saratoga), Nick Faber (Alamo), Robert Gillett (Los Angeles), William Gray (Murrieta), Jarrid Johnston (Huntington Beach), Russell Leedy (Encinitas), Jordan Moorison (Agoura Hills), Stephen Peyton (Woodland), William Rulifson (Walnut Creek), Daniel Smithwick (Danville), Matthew Sudfeld (Modesto), Landon Turley (Alpine), Reed Watne (Los Angeles) Connecticut (3) ...... John Connelly (Stonington), Alex Prestley (West Hartford), Jeremy Raducha (Bristol) Florida (5) . . . . Stephen Fox (Winter Haven), Kyle Johnson (Davie), Benjamin Noury (Spring Hill), Joseph Rettig (Clearwater), Zachary Tronti (Ponte Vedra) Georgia (1) ...... Aaron Ruffin (Aloharetta) Illinois (4) ...... John Cook (Lagrange), Mark Kachmer (Wheaton), Tellef Lundevall (Highland Park), PatrickRooney(Wheaton) Indiana (2) ...... Adam Persinger (Boggstown), Ross Walthall (Carmel) Iowa (3) ...... Blaine Grinna (Postville), Nathaniel Meyer (Bettendorf), Matthew O’donnell (Tipton) Kentucky (2) ...... Chris Lamar (Henderson), Matthew Miller (Villa Hills) (1) ...... Malcolm Andry (New Orleans) Maryland (4) ...... Kelley Cox (Owings Mills), David Howard (Columbia), Chimso Okoji (Silver Spring), Eli Tenuta (Sunderland) Massachusetts (10) ...... Patrick Donnelly (Longmeadow), Derrick Duquette (Plymouth), Buddy Farnham (Andover), Jonah Fay (Brookline), McCallum Foote (Newton), Anthony Franciosi (Easton), Alexander Harris (Needham), Clayton McGrath (Longmeadow), Sam McGrath (Longmeadow), Brett Wyman (Bridgewater) Michigan (2) ...... Mel Farr (Bloomfield Hills), Jimmy Saros (Grosse Pointe Park) Minnesota (2) ...... Sean Burns (Minnetonka), Joe Springer (Mendota Heights) Missouri (2) ...... Ibeabuchi Oteh (St . Louis), Chris Perkins (Bridgeton) New Hampshire (1) ...... Spiro Theodhosi (Londonderry) (2) ...... Nathan Bernstein (Charlotte), Victor Showalter (Charlotte) New Jersey (3) ...... Peter Hughes (Long Valley), Jack Templeton (Ramsey), Del Thomas (Mullica Hill) New Mexico (1) ...... Ryley Hegarty (Aztec) New York (6) ...... Mark Callahan (Syracuse), Cameron Cotton (Fulton), John-Paul Eberenz-Rosero (Cortland), Matthew Mangiacotti (Irvington), Alexander Tounkara (Staten Island), John Zoppo (South Salem) Ohio (8) ...... Bradley Griffith (Cincinatti), Mark Hammer (Chagrin Falls), Marc Howland (Cleveland Heights), Evan Johnson (Kettering), Kasey Mccurdy (Lancaster), Brian Neff (Parma), Patrick Pakan (Tallmadge), Nathaniel Thomas (Seven Mile) Oklahoma (1) ...... Cole Hooper (OklahomaCity) Pennsylvania (8) ...... Daniel Casey (Springfield), David Clement (Lansdale), James Develin (Gilbertsville), Brian Ellixson (Havertown), Brendan Gallagher (Orefield), Jeffrey Matteis (Haverford), Luke Miller (Bryn Mawr), John Ryan (Exton) Rhode Island (3) ...... John Anderson (Barrington), Nathan Lovett (East Providence), Bobby Sewall (Portsmouth) (1) ...... Stephen Zambetti (Germantown) Texas (3) ...... Daniel Ball (Houston), Luke Landers (Friendswood), Drew Plichta (Bartonville) Virginia (4) ...... Patrick Conroy (Leesburg), Andrew Fertig (Alexandria), Jackson Freeman (Richmond), Kenny Newcomer (Oakton) Washington D.C. (2) ...... Paul Jasinowski, Michael Lemmons Wisconsin (4) ...... Russell Darrow (Hartland), Jack Geiger (Whitefish Bay), Trevan Samp (Sturgeon Bay), Vincent Tumbleson (North Prairie)

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Front Row (Left to right): Kyle Archer, James Perry, Abbott Burrell, Paul Frisone, Chris Nappi. Back Row (left to right): Mike Kelleher, Neil McGrath, Phil Estes, Frank Sheehan, Joe Leslie. 2009 Brown Football - 43 Phil Estes - Head Coach

2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions The Howard D. Williams ’17/ the third time in his career. He guided the Bears to a reaped the rewards of Estes’ successful offense, 6-1 Ivy League mark, equaling the most Ivy wins ever spinning off three Walter Payton Award finalists, several Joseph V. Paterno ’50 for a Brown team. His Ivy League Championship squad All-Americans, national record holders, annual NCAA Football Coaching Chair featured a Brown record 15 All-Ivy players, including receiving champions, and an NCAA rushing champion. eight first team All-Ivy selections. Estes was also Among his many All-Americans and record setters are Since Phil Estes became head coach of the Bears 11 honored by the Rhode Island Chapter of the National Perry, the Ivy League’s all-time leading passer with years ago, his Brown football teams have captured three Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame for his 9,284 career passing yards, and a Walter Payton Award Ivy League titles (1999, 2005, 2008), finished second “Contribution to Amateur Football.” finalist. All-American wide receiver Stephen Campbell twice, third three times, and overall have finished in the In 2005, Estes was named the New England Coach of ‘01, a Walter Payton Award finalist, who set an NCAA top half of the Ivy League in nine seasons, compiling the Year and a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Award as record with 120 catches in 2000. All-American an impressive 47-30 Ivy mark (.610), 66-43 (.605) the nation’s top coach, following Brown’s remarkable wide-out Chas Gessner ’03 finished 6th in the Walter overall. season where his team posted a 9-1 overall record, Payton Award balloting in 2002, and led the nation in Estes may very well be the greatest coach in Brown including a 6-1 Ivy mark, winning their last eight games receiving. All-American RB Mike Malan ’02, finished his football history with three Ivy League Championships to earn the Ivy title outright. Brown also earned its career as Brown’s all-time leading rusher twice running in 11 seasons as head coach of the Bears. Prior to highest national ranking ever, being ranked 15th in the for 1,000 or more yards. Quarterback Kyle Slager ’04 his arrival on College Hill, Brown had earned one Ivy final Sports Network poll. Overall, 15 Brown players took over the Bears offense and tied the NCAA record League Championship in the previous 42 years of Ivy earned All-Ivy honors that season as the Bears led the with 25 consecutive completions against Rhode Island League competition. Ivy League and ranked 10th nationally in scoring offense in 2002. Hartigan provided the icing on the cake by Estes, the 19th head coach in Brown history, is the with 36.8 points per game. placing among the top three of all Payton candidates, third winningist coach in Brown football history, guiding Estes has also coached the most storied running back the highest finish ever for an Ivy League player. the Brown football program to an unprecedented level in Brown football history, Hartigan, the leading rusher And let’s not forget Zak DeOssie on the defensive side of of success, winning three Ivy League Championship, in Brown football history (4,492 yards), who was also the ball, a Buck Buchanan Award finalist for the Bears including Brown’s first ever Ivy outright title in 2005. a final-three Walter Payton Award Finalist, the 2005 and a linebacker and long snapper for the Super Bowl He has also coached and recruited Brown’s only three Ivy Player of the Year, the ECAC Player of the Year, the Champion New York Giants. Ivy League Players of the Year – Sean Morey ‘99, James New England Senior Player of the Year, an NCAA Top Versatility is the key to Estes’ offense, with the term Perry ’00 and Nick Hartigan ’06. VIII Award Winner, the National Academic All-American “Receiver U.” being attached to the program for his Since the Ivy League was formed in 1956, only two of the Year, a first team All-American (, first six years. But while the Bears were known for their Brown teams have won nine or more games in a season, AP, Sports Network, AFCA), and holder of three Ivy vaunted passing game, Estes also produced two All- both teams coached by Estes, in 2005 (9-1) and 1999 League records, including new marks for career rushing American runningbacks – Hartigan and Michael Malan (9-1). Prior to Ivy League play, Brown teams won nine touchdowns (52), career points (324), and career ’02 - who have turned in the top five single-season or more games just once before, in 1894 (10-5). touchdowns (54). He also played in the East-West rushing performances in Brown football history. Shrine Game. Estes has also earned 50 wins faster than any coach Estes helped the Class of 2001 to become the most in Brown history, taking 78 games to get to the half- Estes has always been known as an offensive guru, with successful class in Brown football history, compiling a century mark. It took coach John Anderson 79 games his teams reaching the 1,000 point scoring mark faster 30-10 mark, besting the 28 wins won by Brown teams to reach 50 victories from 1973 through 1982. Edward than any coach in Ivy League football history, scoring from 1894 to 1897, and 1996 to 1999. The Brown North Robinson coached 84 games for the Bears before 1,022 points in his first 32 games as head coach of Class of 2002 was just behind, posting a 29-10 four- reaching 50 wins from 1898-01 and 1904-1907. the Bears, while averaging 31.9 points per game. Estes’ year mark. 2000 team set an Ivy League record with 375 points, Last year (2008), Estes was a finalist for the Eddie A finalist in 1999 for the Eddie Robinson Award, averaging 37.5 points per game. Robinson Award as the Football Championship presented annually to the top coach in NCAA I-AA, Subdivision (FCS/ I-AA) National Coach of the Year for Quarterbacks, wide receivers and runningbacks have

Head Coach Phil Estes with Brown President

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Estes guided 1999 Bears to their second-ever Ivy cornerstone of the program’s success. One of Estes’ coordinator for two years, from 1986-1987. Estes also League Championship and first title since 1976, leading protege’s, Zach Burns ‘99, went on to become a first developed several All-Americans at UNH, including the Bears to a 9-1 record and 6-1 Ivy mark, and posting team Associated Press I-AA All-American, the first Brown first team Kodak All-American John Driscoll, who was the most wins for a Brown team since the 1926 Iron player to ever earn AP first team honors. Burns also drafted by the , and two-time All-American Men (9-0-1). Estes’ squad finished the season with a earned a berth in the Blue-Gray Senior All-Star game Barry Bourassa, who led the nation in all-purpose seven-game winning streak, capturing 15 of its last 16 and was an ESPN/USA Today first team All-American. running in 1991. games over two years, and finishing with a 25th place As receivers coach in 1997, Estes helped develop Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Estes grew up in Laconia, national ranking. Morey, the Special Teams Captain of the Super Bowl NH. An offensive and defensive tackle at Laconia High Brown’s 1999 team also set six team and 12 individual Champion Pittsburgh Steelers, into the nation’s premier School, Estes was team captain and Athlete of the Year records, including team marks for most points in a wide receiver. After two solid seasons, Morey took a as a senior. He is a member of the Laconia High School season (324), touchdown passes in a season (27), quantum leap into being named the Ivy League’s 1997 Hall of Fame. A 1980 graduate of the University of New single-season passing completion percentage (66.2% Player of the Year. In 1997, Morey led the nation in Hampshire, Estes was a three-year starter and team - 469 of 310), single game pass completions (42 vs. receiving (143.4 yards a game) and set single game captain for the Wildcats. He was a first team All-New Princeton), first downs in a season (252), and average Brown records for yards (221 vs. Cornell) and TD England and Yankee Conference selection as a senior gain per play (5.9). Estes was also instrumental in receptions (3). He also shattered the Brown and Ivy and played for the Wildcats’ 1976 Yankee Conference developing Perry ‘00, the 1999 Ivy League Player of League record books with 15 touchdown receptions, Championship team. the Year, who finished his career as the finest passer in and 1,434 receiving yards, 6th best in NCAA I-AA He and his wife, Katie, reside in East Greenwich, Rhode Ivy League football history, walking away with 10 Ivy history. In 1998, Morey became the first athlete in Island with their two daughters, Meaghan and Kelly, League passing records and 18 Brown football records. Brown history to have his number retired. He competed and their son, Brett. In his first season as head coach of the Bears, Brown in the Hula Bowl, and finished his career with five Ivy finished with a 7-3 overall mark, winning its last six League and 11 Brown individual records. games, Brown’s longest winning streak since 1949. In three years as running backs coach, Estes helped The Bears also posted a 5-2 Ivy League mark, good for guide Marquis Jessie ‘97,then Brown’s all-time career second place in the Ivy League standings, and the most rusher, to 910 yards in 1996, the second best rushing Ivy wins at Brown since 1987. performance in Brown history. Jessie’s 3,098 career In 1998, Estes’ Brown team defeated league champion yards was 6th best in Ivy League football history. Estes’ Career Coaching Record Penn, 58-51, in the highest scoring game in Ivy League Estes arrived at Brown in 1994 after three highly Year School Overall Record Ivy League Record football history. In addition, Brown’s 1998 offense successful years as the offensive coordinator at the 1998 Brown 7-3 5-2 (Second) established 25 team or individual records, and five Ivy University of New Hampshire. During his tenure at 1999 Brown 9-1 6-1 (First)Ivy League Champions League team or individual marks. Among the Brown New Hampshire, Estes developed the Wildcats into an 2000 Brown 7-3 4-3 (Third) records set were passing yards in a season (3,316), offensive power. His offense ranked in the top three 2001 Brown 6-3 5-2 (Third) first downs (240), pass completions (292), touchdown in the Yankee Conference in total offense from 1991 2002 Brown 2-8 2-5 (Sixth) passes (26), and passing yards in a game (483 vs. to 1993. As offensive coordinator in 1991, Estes was 2003 Brown 5-5 4-3 (Second) Penn). instrumental in leading the Wildcats to their first ever 2004 Brown 6-4 3-4 (Fourth) appearance in the NCAA I-AA Playoffs and the Yankee Estes was Brown’s highly successful recruiting 2005 Brown 9-1 6-1 (First)Ivy League Champions coordinator from 1994 to 1997, coaching the Bears’ Conference Championship. 2006 Brown 3-7 2-5 (Sixth) receivers in 1997 after three years as running backs Estes began his collegiate coaching career as offensive 2007 Brown 5-5 4-3 (Third) coach. He was instrumental in bringing many of the line coach at the University of New Hampshire in 1984 2008 Brown 7-3 6-1 (First)Ivy League Champions talented athletes into the program, who have been the after a successful two-year stint at Concord (NH) High School. While at New Hampshire, Estes worked with former Brown coach , who was offensive All-Time Brown Coaching Wins E.N. Robinson 24 seasons (1898-01, 1904-07, 1910-25) 140-82-12 D.O. McLaughry 15 seasons (1926-40) 76-58-5 Phil Estes 11 seasons (1998-07) 66-43 John Anderson 11 seasons (1973-83) 60-39-3

Estes In The Ivy League 3 Ivy Championships 2 Second Place Finishes 3 Third Place Finishes 1 Fourth Place Finish (left to right) Coaches Frank Sheehan, Phil Estes and Abbott Burrell celebrate their third Ivy Title as members of the Bears’ coaching staff.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions All-Ivy Players Coached by Burrell in the Ivy standings. His defensive unit allowed Abbott Burrell just 19.4 points per game and led the Ivy League 1995 Greg Parker (First Team DB) in sacks (32). Assistant Head Coach 1998 Alex Pitt (First Team DB) Defensive Secondary Coach 2001 Hunter Young (Second Team DB) Kelleher came to Brown after a four-year tenure at 1999 Matt Swistak (Second Team DB) . With the Lions, Kelleher served Recognized as one of 2004 Jamie Gasparella (Second Team DB) as linebackers coach and special teams coordinator. the outstanding coaches 2005 Jamie Gasparella (First Team DB) in the country, Assistant Kelleher, a 1981 graduate of Boston University Head Coach and with a Bachelor of Science degree in rehabilitation Secondary Coach Abbott counseling, was a four-year starter for the Terriers Burrell begins his fifteenth and a member of the 1980 Yankee Conference championship team. He was twice named First season with the Brown Michael Kelleher coaching staff. Burrell, Team All-Conference and was the 1980 Defensive who now has three Defensive Coordinator Player of the Year. Ivy Championship rings, Michael Kelleher, known Following his playing career, Kelleher coached is also heavily involved as one of the outstanding at Boston University for nine years, working as in Brown’s community defensive strategists in secondary coach and linebacker coach, as well as relations program. the east, is set to begin serving as recruiting coordinator for three years. Burrell has done outstanding work with the Brown his ninth season as the From there, he became the defensive coordinator defensive secondary with his 2005 squad making defensive coordinator for at the University of Rhode Island, where his 1990 13 interceptions. He also coached All-American the Bears. His defensive defense was ranked seventh nationally in scoring defensive back Jamie Gasparella ‘06, who made seven units have helped the defense. interceptions in 2005, and 10 career interceptions, Bears capture two Ivy Kelleher then worked in a similar capacity at Colgate, seventh best in Brown football history. League Championships where his defense finished second in the Patriot (2005, 2008). In 2003, Burrell has coached several positions while at League in scoring defense in 1993 and 1994 before Kelleher was honored as Brown and was promoted to assistant head coach in a brief stint at and his tenure at Columbia. the New England Assistant Coach of the Year. 2002, while maintaining his duties as the defensive Kelleher currently resides in Boston, MA, with his secondary coach. In 2001, his secondary unit led Kelleher’s 2008 Ivy League Championship defense wife, Betsy. the Ivy League in pass defense, allowing only 191.1 featured six All-Ivy selections. His defensive unit passing yards per game. was the Ivy League’s stingiest against the run, All-Ivy Players Coached by Kelleher (Linebackers) allowing a league best 77.1 yards per game on the Burrell also coached at Brown from 1994-1996, 2001 Joel Barone (Second Team LB) ground, fourth best in the nation. Brown’s defense working with the defensive secondary for two years Jeremiah Watts (Honorable Mention LB) also allowed the fewest rushing touchdowns (3) in and the outside linebackers for a season. He was 2002 Jeremiah Watts (Honorable Mention LB) the nation. an assistant coach at Bethune Cookman College in 2003 Andrew Gallagher (Second Team LB) 1997 with responsibility for the defensive backs. Kelleher’s defense helped Brown to the Ivy League 2004 Zak DeOssie (First Team LB) Championship in 2005, coaching five All-Ivy players, 2005 Zak DeOssie (First Team LB) Burrell earned a B.A. in Sociology from the including three-time All-American and two-time 2006 Zak DeOssie (First Team LB) University of Connecticut in 1990 and was a four- Buck Buchanan Award Finalist Zak DeOssie, who 2008 Steve Ziogas (Second Team LB) year letterwinner and team captain as a senior. was drafted by the New York Giants on the fourth Miles Craigwell (Second Team LB) He first came to Brown from Wesleyan University round of the 2007 NFL Draft, and played a key role where he coached wide receivers and assisted on in the success of the New York Giants’ Super Bowl special teams from 1992-1993. He also served as Champion team. an assistant coach at Southern Connecticut State University, A native New Englander, who grew up in West working with the defensive Springfield, Mass., Kelleher helped Brown’s 2003 backs. team to wins in four of its last five games. His 2003 defense ranked second in the Ivy, yielding 369.2 A native of Hamden, yards per game. In 2001, Kelleher implemented a CT, Burrell attended new defensive system that allowed 26.1 points per Hamden High School. game, down from 30.1 the previous year. He played professional football for the French Brown also led the Ivy League in pass defense in Professional Football 2001, allowing only 191.1 passing yards per game. League while also Last year’s team ranked third in the Ivy League in working as an assistant pass defense and fourth in scoring defense, allowing defensive backs and receivers 22.9 points per game. coach. Kelleher’s defense ranked second in the Ivy League He currently resides in in 2004, yielding 316.4 yards per game, in helping Providence, Rhode Island. Brown to a 6-4 overall record and fourth place finish

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions in 2000 and tight ends in 1999. Prior to that, he Frank Sheehan assisted the offensive line for two years. Joe Leslie Offensive Coordinator In addition to his responsibilities with Brown’s Tight Ends Offensive Line Coach talented offensive line, Sheehan also handled the Joe Leslie begins his recruiting coordinator duties from 2000-2005, fifth season with the Frank Sheehan begins his serving as liaison to admissions and financial aid fourth season as offensive Brown coaching staff, as well as overseeing the staff’s national recruiting coaching the Bears’ tight coordinator of the Bears, efforts. 9th season as offensive ends, following two years line coach, and his 13th Sheehan, who now has three Ivy Championship (2005, 2006) as wide season on college hill. He rings as a coach at Brown, came to Brown from receivers coach. Leslie was previously Brown’s the University of New Haven, where he coached was also Brown’s highly recruiting coordinator. for two seasons as assistant offensive line and tight successful recruiting ends coach. At New Haven, he helped to design and coordinator for two years. On the way to the Ivy implement all phases of the coaching plan for the He came to Brown after Championship in 2008, offensive line and tight ends while also handling working with the offensive Sheehan’s offensive unit recruiting responsibilities. line at Dartmouth for the previous 11 years. led the Ivy League in scoring with 29.3 points per game and ranked second in total offense. The A 1996 graduate of the University of New Haven In the last two years, Leslie has coached Colin Bears’ offensive line featured three all-conference with a Criminal Justice degree, Sheehan was a four- Cloherty ’09 to become the top tight end in the Ivy players including two first-team All-Ivy tackles, Paul year offensive lineman, starting his last three years League, and a free agent signee of the Indiannapolis Jasinowski ’10 and Shane Kelley ’09, and allowed a at center. He was tri-captain his senior year, earning Colts. league-best seven sacks all year, ranking sixth best CoSIDA All-Northeast Region, All-ECAC and All-New Leslie helped develop an exciting group of wide in the nation, while passing 384 times. England honors. receivers at Brown – Paul Raymond ’08, Colin Sheehan’s 2007 offensive unit featured the nation’s Sheehan and his wife Christina recently celebrated Cloherty ’09, Buddy Farnham ’10 and Bobby Sewall fourth-leading passing offense (310 yards per the birth of their first child Ryanne Elizabeth. They ’10 – an outstanding group who all earned All-Ivy game), and the Ivy League’s top passing offense, reside in Providence, Rhode Island. honors in 2007. total offense (424.2 yards per game) and scoring A 1972 graduate of Dartmouth, the Tucson, All-Ivy Players Coached by Sheehan offense (31.2 points per game). Arizona native played for three straight Ivy League 2000 Mike Malan (First Team RB) Championship teams for the Big Green from 1969- As offensive line coach, Sheehan completely rebuilt Mike Borgonzi (Second Team FB) 1971. In 1971, Leslie was an All-East offensive the offensive line in 2005 after graduating four 2001 Nick Bardo (Second Team OL) tackle and earned first team All-Ivy and All-new starters. The result was an Outright Ivy League Daniel Startsman (Second Team OL) England honors. Championship, three All-Ivy players, and an offense 2003 Will Burroughs (Honorable Mention OL) that led the Ivy League in scoring with 36.8 ppg 2004 Will Burroughs (First Team OL) Leslie began his coaching career as a graduate (ranked 9th nationally), rushing offense (248.6 yards Alex Jury (Second Team OL) assistant coach at Dartmouth in 1972, and followed per game), total offense (409.2 yards per game) 2005 Alex Jury (First Team OL) that up with coaching stints at New Hampshire, and surrendered a league-best 5 sacks (ranked Alex Doty (Second Team OL) Penn and Boston University. From 1976-82 he 2nd nationally). The unit also blocked for national Noori Abdul-Ghani (Second Team OL) was an assistant coach at New Hampshire. He rushing leader Nick Hartigan (172.7 yards per James Tull (Honorable Mention OL) then became the offensive coordinator at Penn for game). Overall, Sheehan’s offensive line blocked for 2006 Michael DiBartolo (Second Team OL) the 1983-84 season, both Ivy titles for the Quakers. Hartigan¹s five Ivy League and 22 Brown records. 2007 Paul Jasinowksi (Second Team OL) Leslie then spent two years at BU where he was In 2003, Sheehan completely revamped Brown’s James Tull (Second Team OL) offensive coordinator and coached the offensive offensive line, molding a young senior-less group, 2008 Shane Kelley (First Team OL) line. and guiding them to block for Nick Hartigan’s Paul Jasinowski (First Team OL) Leslie holds two master’s degrees, one in secondary school-record and nation-leading 1,498 yards on Matt Adkins (Second Team OL) school administration from Maine (1975), and a the ground, the fourth best rushing performance in second in counseling from New Hampshire (1988). Brown football history. All-Ivy Players Coached by Leslie Under Sheehan’s direction, the offensive line finished first in the league in pass offense 2001, and second in 2005 Jarrett Schreck (First Team WR) rushing offense in 2001 and 2004. His line cleared 2007 Colin Cloherty (Second Team TE) the way for Brown’s leading rusher, Michael Malan, 2008 Colin Cloherty (First Team TE) to run for 117.7 yards per game with a league-high 6.2 yards per carry. As the running backs coach in 2000, Sheehan coached Malan to a then record 1,213 yards rushing, including a then school-record- tying 90 points on the season. Before he began his responsibilities with the offensive line in 2001, Sheehan coached the running backs

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Boston University, including his last two seasons in Neil McGrath 1993 and 1994. Paul Frisone Defensive Line Coach McGrath is a 1981 graduate of Boston University Outside Linebackers where he received a bachelor’s degree in education. Beginning his tenth season Neil McGrath enters his McGrath earned four letters as a member of the eighth season with the on the Bears’ coaching Terrier football team, where he played with Bears’ staff, Paul Frisone will Bears as the Defensive defensive coordinator Mike Kelleher. He earned first Line Coach, and has once again work with team All-Yankee Conference honors at linebacker the outside linebackers. developed the defensive during his senior season in 1980, after leading Boston front line to where it is Frisone, who has been on University to a record of 9-2 and the conference the defensive side of the considered among the title. The Terriers posted an overall mark of 26-14-1 best in the Ivy League. ball since his arrival as during McGrath’s four years on the team, winning a a defensive assistant in His 2008 defensive line pair of Yankee Conference championships. 2000, now has two Ivy helped the Bears allow A resident of Longmeadow, Mass., he and his wife, League Championships just 77.1 yards per game, Kim, have three children, Clayton, a member of the under his belt. fourth best in the nation, and first in the Ivy League. Brown Class of 2011, Sam, a member of the Brown First team All-Ivy tackle David Howard and two-time Frisone has received accolades for developing a Class of 2012, and Hannah. Both boys play football young and inexperienced outside linebacker group, second team All-Ivy defensive end James Develin at Brown. helped the Bears to their second Ivy Championship which played a key role in Brown’s 2005 Ivy League Championship. in the last four years. All-Ivy Players Coached by McGrath Frisone came to Brown from , where His 2005 Ivy Championship defensive line was led by 2003 Jesse Hawkins (First Team DE) he was defensive line coach for three years. During All-American and All-Ivy defensive tackle Pat Curran 2004 James Frazier (Second Team DE) his tenure at Union, the Dutchmen compiled a with 10 tackles for a loss and four quarterback sacks 2005 Pat Curran (First Team DT) 22-7 record and were the 1999 ECAC Division as the Bears amassed 68 tackles for a loss and 28 James Frazier (Second Team DE) III Champions. The 1999 team also featured the sacks as a team. In 2004, he built a formidable 2007 Kai Brown (Second Team DE) number-one ranked pass efficiency offense in the group that helped lead the Ivy League in sacks, James Develin (Second Team DE) country, and the #2-ranked overall defense in the including the Ivy League leader in tackles for a loss, 2008 David Howard (First Team DT) nation. defensive end James Frazier. James Develin (Second Team DE) McGrath came to Brown from the University A 1993 graduate of Western , of Massachusetts, where he was the defensive Frisone earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Government. coordinator for the Minutemen under Head Coach He was a four-year letterwinner for the football team Mark Whipple for two years. His defense at UMass at defensive tackle, while also lettering in wrestling ranked first in total defense in the Atlantic 10 during for two years. the 1999 season. A native of Schenectady, New York, Frisone and his Prior to coaching at Massachusetts, McGrath worked wife, Tracy, reside in Fall River, Mass, with their at the University of Maine, where he spent five newborn son, Samuel. seasons (1995-1999) as defensive coordinator. He All-Ivy Players Coached by Frisone was instrumental in the drastic turnaround of Maine’s defensive fortunes, as the Black Bears improved 2001 Uwa Airhiavbere (Honorable Mention OLB) from 11th in the league in total defense in 1995 2003 Anjel Gutierrez (Honorable Mention OLB) to fourth in McGrath’s second season. In 1997, 2007 Jon May (Honorable Mention OLB) Maine led the Atlantic 10 in turnover margin (+12), 2008 Miles Craigwell (Honorable Mention OLB) including 19 interceptions. The Black Bear defense also held opponents to a league-low 29 percent on fourth-down conversions during the 1997 season. In 1998, Maine led the league in sacks. Prior to his time at Maine, McGrath spent 11 years as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Boston University. He began as a part-time assistant in 1984, coaching outside linebackers and assisting with special teams. McGrath became a full-time assistant for the Terriers in 1988 and coached the defensive line, then added the responsibility of special teams coordinator in 1990. He also spent three seasons as Boston University’s recruiting coordinator, and coached linebackers for one year (1992). The Terriers advanced to the NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs three times while McGrath was at

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions conference and among the NCAA I-AA leaders in James Perry passing offense total offense, and scoring offense Kyle Archer Quarterbacks/Recruiting Coordinator As a graduate assistant with the offense in 2004 and Defensive Assistant James Perry ’00, the 2005 at the University of Maryland, Perry helped Kyle Archer, a recent top passer in Ivy League lead the Terrapins to consecutive 5-6 seasons under graduate of the University Football history and head coach Ralph Friedgen. While at Maryland, his of Connecticut, begins former Ivy League Player duties included breaking down opponent game film, his third season as a of the Year, returned to working with the defensive scout team, and assisting member of the Brown his alma mater in 2007 with the Terrapin offensive line. coaching staff, working as to coach the quarterbacks A native of Andover, Massachusetts, Perry began his a defensive assistant. and receivers at Brown. coaching career as assistant quarterbacks and wide A 2007 UConn graduate Perry recently became receivers coach at Dartmouth in 2001 and served as with an individualized Brown’s recruiting coor- quarterbacks coach at the University of San Diego bachelor’s degree dinator in addition to his in 2002. He served as quarterbacks coach and in coaching and quarterback coaching duties. recruiting coordinator at NCAA Division III power administration, Archer was a walk-on linebacker In two years with the Bears’ coaching staff, Perry Williams College in Williamstown, MA from 2002- for the Huskies in 2003, and a student coach from helped the Bears win an Ivy League title, and 03, and served as offensive coordinator there in 2004-2006. As a member of the coaching staff, transform Bears’ quarterback Michael Dougherty 2004 before moving on to Maryland later that same Archer worked with the defensive backs for two ’09 into one of the top quarterbacks in Ivy League season. years and the linebackers for one season. football history. Dougherty wrapped up his Brown He and his wife, Abby, reside in Providence, Rhode A native of Milford, Mass., who played at Milford career with 487 career completions, 8th best in Island, with their son, Samuel Ernest. High School, Archer comes from a football coaching Ivy football history, and 5,763 career passing family. His grandfather, Bob Horan, coached at All-Ivy Players Coached by Perry yards, 11th best in the Ivy record book. In addition, Harvard, Columbia and Colgate. Archer currently Dougherty’s 5,914 career yards in total offense rank 2007 Michael Dougherty (Second Team QB) resides in Providence, Rhode Island. 14th in the Ivy record book, while his 38 career TD Buddy Farnham (First Team WR) passes are 13th in Ivy history. He also finished 17th Bobby Sewall (Second Team WR) in the Ivy record book in completion percentage Paul Raymond (Second Team WR) (.583), completing 487 of 835 career passes. 2008 Michael Dougherty (Second Team QB) Christopher Nappi At Brown, Perry led the Bears to the Ivy League Running Backs Coach Championship in 1999, and holds virtually every school and Ivy League passing record, including Now in his second season passing yards in a season (3,255) and career with the Brown coaching (9,294), completions in a season (309) and career staff, Chris Nappi will (789), touchdown passes in a game (6) and career once again work with the (74), and total offense in a career (9,236). He threw Brown running backs. for over 400 yards in a game six times during his A 2005 graduate of Union career. College, Nappi was a He was a Walter Payton Award Finalist as a senior four-year standout and and won the Bulger Lowe Award as the Outstanding two-year team captain at Offensive Player in New England. A three-time Union, while leading the first team All-Ivy selection, Perry was also named Dutchmen to two Liberty the New England Football Writers Gold Helmet of Conference Championships. He earned All-Liberty the Year Award recipient. He was named the Ivy Conference honors as a senior and was a third team League Player of the Year as a senior in 1999 when All-American. he threw for 3,255 yards and 27 touchdowns and A defensive back, Nappi went on to coach at Union led the school to its second league title in school in 2006 and 2007, working as an assistant coach history. Following his college career, he spent the for the defensive ends and running backs. He was 2001 season in NFL Europe and the also an assistant baseball coach at Union for one League. season. A 2000 graduate of Brown with a Bachelor of A native of Glenville, New York, Nappi attended Science degree, Perry went on to earn a Master’s Niskayuna High School where he lettered in football, degree in Education Policy & Leadership from the basketball and baseball. He currently resides in University of Maryland in 2006. Providence, Rhode Island. Perry comes to Brown from the University of , where he coached the running backs for All-Ivy Players Coached By Nappi the 2006 season. The Blue Hens offense flourished 2008 Dereck Knight (Second Team TB) with Perry’s assistance, ranking in the top five in the

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Stony Brook Harvard Rhode Island September 20, 2008 September 27, 2008 October 4, 2008 Weather: Sunny and pleasant Weather: Rainy and humid Weather: Sunny, warm Stadium: Brown Stadium Stadium: Brown Stadium Stadium: Meade Stadium Attendance: 3,652 Attendance: 5,618 Attendance: 6,014

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Stony Brook 0 0 0 7 7 Harvard 6 7 3 6 22 Brown 0 0 7 6 13 Brown 14 3 0 0 17 Brown 0 14 7 3 24 URI 0 13 7 17 37

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 10:53 BROWN - Edwards 19 yd run (Ranney kick), 1st 08:11 HARV - Luft 53 yd pass from Pizzotti (kick 2nd 05:32 URI - Bellini 9 yd pass from Cassidy (Feinstein 7-67 2:31 failed), 9-86 4:25 kick), 11-65 5:26 03:43 BROWN - Farnham 2 yd run (Ranney kick), 2nd 14:53 HARV - Gordon 17 yd pass from Pizzotti 00:27 URI - Johnson-Farrell 11 yd pass from Cassidy 11-54 4:55 (Long kick), 8-93 3:05 (Feinstein kick failed), 2-17 0:14 2nd 14:16 BROWN - Ranney 25 yd , 6-34 2:05 10:30 BROWN - Farnham 25 yd pass from Dougherty 3rd 12:58 URI - Hughes 45 yd pass from Cassidy (Feinstein 4th 13:54 SBU - Giddings 19 yd interception return (Gaddis (Ranney kick), 7-75 4:23 kick), 5-66 1:55 kick) 08:37 BROWN - Sewall 3 yd run (Ranney kick), 4-13 06:33 BROWN - Sewall 34 yd pass from Dougherty 1:29 (Ranney kick), 6-68 1:35 SBU Brown rd Farnham 23 yd pass from Dougherty th Feinstein 20 yd field goal, 4-6 2:22 FIRST DOWNS 7 17 3 04:35 BROWN - 4 12:24 URI - (Ranney kick), 7-78 2:43 Knight 13 yd run (pass failed), 5-66 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 29-36 35-84 10:36 BROWN - Long 27 yd field goal, 10-52 3:52 1:41 PASSING YDS (NET) 111 175 00:35 HARV - 4th 08:54 BROWN - Ranney 38 yd field goal, 14-58 6:31 05:24 URI - Leonard 2 yd pass from Cassidy (Feinstein Passes Att-Comp-Int 26-15-0 36-25-2 Luft 3 yd pass from O’Hagan (rush kick), 8-60 5:12 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 55-147 71-259 01:03 HARV - failed), 15-75 3:42 Bellini 23 yd pass from Cassidy (Feinstein Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-4 03:26 URI - kick), 3-28 1:02 Punt Returns-Yards 4-25 0-0 HARVARD BROWN Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-44 2-71 FIRST DOWNS 20 18 Brown URI Interception Returns-Yards 2-41 0-0 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 24-106 37-88 FIRST DOWNS 13 22 Punts (Number-Avg) 9-394 5-420 PASSING YDS (NET) 323 231 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 13-84 36-68 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 4-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 46-26-0 36-20-2 PASSING YDS (NET) 271 298 Penalties-Yards 2-10 1-5 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 70-429 73-319 Passes Att-Comp-Int 45-22-2 37-25-1 Possession Time 27:20 32:40 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 58-355 73-366 Third-Down Conversions 2 of 15 5 of 15 Punt Returns-Yards 4-5 3-20 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 3 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-90 4-88 Punt Returns-Yards 2-10 2-20 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-3 3-3 Interception Returns-Yards 2-1 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-132 2-37 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-6 4-30 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-357 5-446 Interception Returns-Yards 1-19 2-28 4-3 2-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-300 6-267 RUSHING: Stony Brook-Gowins, E. 9-35; Cuttino, C. Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 13-28; Eley, D. 1-2; Hoffman, D. 2-minus 12; Cuttino, Penalties-Yards 7-38 6-49 Fumbles-Lost 7-84 8-90 D. 4-minus 17. Brown-Knight, Dereck 12-49; Edwards, J Possession Time 25:06 34:54 Penalties-Yards 18:26 41:34 14-49; Sewall, Bobby 2-3; Farnham, Buddy 1-2; Sudfeld, Third-Down Conversions 9 of 17 8 of 18 Possession Time 5 of 15 6 of 15 M 1-1; Dougherty, M 3-minus 19. Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 2 Third-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 2-3 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 0 PASSING: Stony Brook-Cuttino, D. 11-16-0-90; Hoffman, Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-16 0-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 4-4 D. 4-10-0-21. Brown-Dougherty, M 25-36-2-175. Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 0-0 RUSHING: Harvard-Gordon, Gino 16-57; Pizzotti, Chris RECEIVING: Stony Brook-Eley, D. 5-37; Lee, D. 4-40; 5-31; Ho, Cheng 2-10; Lorditch, Chris 1-8. Brown- RUSHING: Brown-Farnham, Buddy 2-53; Knight, Dereck Lepore, M. 2-12; Sawyer, A. 1-9; Cuttino, C. 1-5; Cassell, Knight, Dereck 18-84; Edwards, J 6-15; Ball, Daniel 10-40; Sewall, Bobby 1-minus 9. Rhode Island-Lawrence B. 1-5; Saffold, M. 1-3. Brown-Farnham, Buddy 14-111; 5-11; Sewall, Bobby 2-2; Dougherty, M 2-minus 17. 4-20; Johnson-Farrell 2-16; Ferrer 8-14; Hughes 9-10; Sewall, Bobby 6-55; Cloherty, Colin 2-6; Averill, W 2-5; Cassidy 9-9; Leonard 1-4; Bellini 1-0. Edwards, J 1-minus 2. PASSING: Harvard-Pizzotti, Chris 25-45-0-320; O’Hagan, Liam 1-1-0-3. Brown-Dougherty, M 20-36-2-231. PASSING: Brown-Dougherty, M 22-45-2-271. Rhode Island-Cassidy 25-37-1-298. RECEIVING: Harvard-Luft, Matt 10-148; Lorditch, Chris 4-43; Gordon, Gino 3-33; Iannuzzi, Marco 3-31; Miller, RECEIVING: Brown-Sewall, Bobby 9-130; Farnham, Jason 3-29; Richards, Levi 2-34; Schwarzkopf, Ni 1-5. Buddy 7-84; Cloherty, Colin 2-7; Sudfeld, M 2-2; Knight, Brown-Sewall, Bobby 9-105; Farnham, Buddy 4-78; Dereck 1-25; Samp, Trevan 1-23. Rhode Island-Johnson- Cloherty, Colin 4-25; Sudfeld, M 1-10; Knight, Dereck Farrell 8-72; Hughes 5-74; Bellini 4-49; Leonard 3-63; 1-8; Mangiacotti, M 1-5. Del Grosso 2-19; Evans 1-12; Wilson 1-7; Ferrer 1-2. INTERCEPTIONS: Harvard-Berry, Andrew 1-1; Barker, Derrick 1-0. Brown-None.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Game 4 Game 5 Game 6 Holy Cross Princeton Cornell October 11, 2008 October 18, 2008 October 25, 2008 Weather: Sunny Weather: Nice Weather: Partly cloudy, cool Stadium: Fitton Field Stadium: Stadium: Brown Stadium Attendance: 7,493 Attendance: 11,814 Attendance: 9,298

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Brown 7 14 3 10 34 Brown 14 0 17 0 31 Cornell 7 0 0 0 7 Holy Cross 21 10 3 7 41 Princeton 3 7 0 0 10 Brown 0 13 0 14 27

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 11:02 HC - Gass 1 yd run (Partain kick), 8-68 2:59 1st 08:47 PRIN - Bologna 18 yd field goal, 11-59 6:13 1st 05:01 COR - Baker 16 yd pass from Ford (Greenway 07:59 HC - Brock 57 yd pass from Randolph (Partain 06:40 BROWN - Knight 6 yd run (Ranney kick), 5-59 kick), 5-34 2:12 kick), 3-75 1:01 1:58 2nd 09:50 BROWN - Ranney 21 yd field goal, 12-77 4:13 04:14 BROWN - Sewall 2 yd pass from Dougherty 01:41 BROWN - Sewall 2 yd run (Ranney kick), 5-71 08:14 BROWN - Sewall 52 yd pass from Dougherty (Ranney kick), 9-60 3:37 1:20 (Ranney kick), 1-52 0:09 01:16 HC - Brock 33 yd pass from Randolph (Partain 2nd 09:28 PRIN - McCray 12 yd run (Bologna kick), 4-69 03:19 BROWN - Ranney 22 yd field goal, 9-44 3:48 kick), 8-83 2:52 1:48 4th 14:52 BROWN - Farnham 2 yd run (Ranney kick), 8-80 2nd 12:49 BROWN - Samp 13 yd pass from Dougherty 3rd 10:17 BROWN - Ranney 33 yd field goal, 11-29 4:35 3:14 (Ranney kick), 11-80 3:20 07:10 BROWN - Farnham 20 yd pass from Dougherty 09:06 BROWN - Sewall 32 yd pass from Dougherty 10:06 HC - Santana 19 yd pass from Randolph (Partain (Ranney kick), 1-20 0:06 (Ranney kick), 7-70 4:20 kick), 7-75 2:34 Farnham 3 yd run (Ranney kick), 2-20 01:30 BROWN - Cornell Brown Cloherty 22 yd pass from Dougherty 0:35 06:33 BROWN - FIRST DOWNS 17 20 (Ranney kick), 8-74 3:26 Brown Princeton RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 28-52 28-91 Partain 46 yd field goal, 10-46 2:01 00:00 HC - FIRST DOWNS 19 13 PASSING YDS (NET) 227 285 rd 11:34 HC - Partain 43 yd field goal, 10-49 3:20 3 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 36-159 30-76 Passes Att-Comp-Int 50-31-0 37-20-1 Ranney 27 yd field goal, 9-57 2:48 01:12 BROWN - PASSING YDS (NET) 181 121 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 78-279 65-376 th 10:06 BROWN - Ranney 40 yd field goal, 7-76 1:40 4 Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-14-1 27-13-1 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 03:13 HC - Edger 9 yd pass from Randolph (Partain TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 63-340 57-197 Punt Returns-Yards 4-56 5-43 kick), 15-86 6:46 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-75 2-38 01:12 BROWN – Sewall 64 yd pass from Dougherty Punt Returns-Yards 5-68 2-14 Interception Returns-Yards 1-8 0-0 (Ranney kick), 2-69 0:32 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-88 5-88 Punts (Number-Avg) 8-398 6-498 Brown Holy Cross Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 FIRST DOWNS 23 31 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-490 7-446 Penalties-Yards 9-7 9-56 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 12-36 32-123 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Possession Time 30:31 29:29 PASSING YDS (NET) 526 430 Penalties-Yards 9-90 6-73 Third-Down Conversions 12 of 21 2 of 12 Passes Att-Comp-Int 60-41-0 54-41-0 Possession Time 29:58 30:02 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 2 of 2 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 72-562 86-553 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 12 4 of 14 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-4 3-3 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 0 of 0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-16 Punt Returns-Yards 2-1 2-11 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-6 2-2 RUSHING: Cornell-Barbour, Randy 6-20; Ford, Nathan s 6-103 5-96 3-24 2-15 Kickoff Returns-Yard Sacks By: Number-Yards 8-17; Siwula, Luke 5-10; Liuzza, Stephen 8-7; TEAM Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 RUSHING: Brown-Knight, Dereck 22-89; Farnham, 1-minus 2. Brown-Knight, Dereck 19-80; Ball, Daniel 3-433 4-352 Punts (Number-Avg) Buddy 3-27; Dougherty, M 4-24; Sewall, Bobby 4-18; 2-8; Sewall, Bobby 2-6; Farnham, Buddy 3-4; Dougherty, 1-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost Ball, Daniel 1-2. Princeton-Culbreath, Jord 16-67; M 1-minus 5. 3-29 8-60 Penalties-Yards McCray, Meko 2-18; Smith, Ryan 2-3; Wornham, Tommy 25:28 34:32 PASSING: Cornell-Ford, Nathan 29-48-0-216; Liuzza, Possession Time 1-2; Anderson, Brian 5-2; Zimmerman, Matt 1-2; 8 of 16 10 of 16 Stephen 2-2-0-11. Brown-Dougherty, M 20-37-1-285. Third-Down Conversions Kopolovich, Dan 3-minus 18. Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 1 of 1 RECEIVING: Cornell-Baker, Jesse 8-94; Kilcoyne, Shane Brown-Dougherty, M 14-27-1-181. Princeton- Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-3 PASSING: 5-34; Canty, Zac 4-26; Liuzza, Stephen 4-16; Blackman, Anderson, Brian 11-22-1-109; Wornham, Tommy 1-3-0- Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-6 0-0 Horat 3-29; Siwula, Luke 3-9; Walters, Bryan 2-3; 2; Kopolovich, Dan 1-2-0-10. RUSHING: Brown-Sewall, Bobby 2-14; Dougherty, M Spooner, Alex 1-10; Barbour, Randy 1-6. Brown-Sewall, 5-12; Knight, Dereck 5-10. Holy Cross-Mike Kielt 11-43; RECEIVING: Brown-Farnham, Buddy 6-79; Sewall, Bobby 11-181; Cloherty, Colin 4-32; Farnham, Buddy Gass, Terrance 11-35; Jenkins, Josh 2-28; Randolph, Bobby 3-69; Sudfeld, M 3-24; Cloherty, Colin 2-9. 3-74; Sudfeld, M 1-0; Mangiacotti, M 1-minus 2. Dom. 4-11; Chmielinski, L. 1-9; Cole, Nick 1-0. Princeton-Thanheiser, Wil 5-82; Peacock, Trey 2-15; Magro, Joe 2-8; Berry, Adam 1-10; Culbreath, Jord 1-8; PASSING: Brown-Dougherty, M 41-60-0-526. Holy Kerr, Andrew 1-2; Zimmerman, Matt 1-minus 4. Cross- Randolph, Dom. 41-54-0-430. RECEIVING: Brown-Cloherty, Colin 14-166; Sewall, Bobby 10-157; Farnham, Buddy 6-61; Sudfeld, M 5-46; Samp, Trevan 4-76; LaMar, Chris 1-18; Knight, Dereck 1-2. Holy Cross- Gass, Terrance 7-50; Brock, Jon 6-130; Chmielinski, L. 6-56; Santana, Freddie 5-70; Edger, Bill 5-47; Jenkins, Josh 4-30; Kielt, Mike 4-28; Cole, Nick 4-19.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Game 7 Game 8 Game 9 Penn Yale Dartmouth November 1, 2008 November 8, 2008 November 15, 2008 Weather: Weather: Damp, overcast Weather: Overcast, rainy Stadium: Stadium: Brown Stadium Stadium: Memorial Field Attendance: 15,056 Attendance: 9,010 Attendance: 2,215

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Brown 7 7 7 13 34 Yale 0 3 3 7 13 Brown 17 14 14 0 45 Penn 3 7 7 10 27 Brown 0 3 0 0 3 Dartmouth 7 3 0 6 16

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 11:02 BROWN - Sewall 9 yd run (Ranney kick), 9-51 3:58 2nd 08:52 BROWN - Ranney 39 yd field goal, 11-53 4:33 1st 10:27 BROWN - Sewall 21 yd pass from Dougherty 01:56 PENN - Samson, Andrew 22 yd field goal, 19-67 8:56 06:23 YALE - Mante 39 yd field goal, 6-49 2:23 (Ranney kick), 8-90 4:33 2nd 01:15 PENN - DeLuca 3 yd pass from Blackmon 3rd 09:42 YALE - Mante 27 yd field goal, 6-29 3:21 07:06 BROWN - Sewall 1 yd run (Ranney kick), 7-43 (Samson kick), 10-69 3:53 4th 03:49 YALE - Balsam 78 yd pass from Hart (Mante 3:08 00:54 BROWN - Farnham 57 yd pass from Dougherty kick), 2-79 0:23 02:21 BROWN - Ranney 35 yd field goal, 6-64 3:11 (Ranney kick), 2-57 0:16 Abuhoff 94 yd kickoff return (Schmidt Yale Brown 02:06 DART - 3rd 11:01 PENN - Blackmon 12 yd pass from Irvin (Samson kick) FIRST DOWNS 16 20 kick), 7-51 3:49 nd 14:22 BROWN - Samp 25 yd pass from Dougherty RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 31-76 21-58 2 08:24 BROWN - Farnham 11 yd pass from Dougherty (Ranney kick), 7-72 2:44 PASSING YDS (NET) 292 275 (Ranney kick), 2-11 0:12 13:06 BROWN - Yanchunis 31 yd interception return Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-22-1 54-28-2 4th Sewall 12 yd pass from Dougherty (Ranney kick) 12:45 BROWN - TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 63-368 75-333 (Ranney kick), 9-55 3:33 Schmidt 35 yd field goal, 6-26 2:45 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 10:21 DART - 09:33 PENN - Samson 38 yd field goal, 7-44 3:06 rd 13:00 BROWN - Dougherty 69 yd run (Ranney kick), Punt Returns-Yards 3-41 3-17 3 Cloherty 29 yd pass from Dougherty 1-69 0:15 04:05 BROWN - Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-41 4-52 (kick, blocked), 2-28 0:18 09:10 BROWN - Sewall 1 yd run (Ranney kick), 4-40 Interception Returns-Yards 2-14 1-0 01:21 PENN - Maugle 0 yd blocked punt return (Samson kick) 2:05 Punts (Number-Avg) 7-410 6-522 4th 00:00 DART - Galligan 6 yd pass from Kempe, 11-99 Brown Penn Fumbles-Lost 1-1 4-0 3:51 FIRST DOWNS 15 21 Penalties-Yards 8-60 6-61 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 28-76 35-96 Possession Time 33:00 27:00 Brown Dartmouth PASSING YDS (NET) 234 264 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 6 of 18 FIRST DOWNS 18 15 Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-16-0 39-27-1 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 3 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 40-309 17-7 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 60-310 74-360 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 0-2 PASSING YDS (NET) 238 275 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 3-10 Passes Att-Comp-Int 22-16-0 42-27-2 Punt Returns-Yards 1-3 4-47 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 62-547 59-282 RUSHING: Yale-McLeod, Mike 24-63; Hart, Brook 6-15; 6-134 6-144 0-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards Team 1-minus 2. Brown-Knight, Dereck 12-48; Sewall, Fumble Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0 4-34 2-11 Interception Returns-Yards Bobby 6-24; Ritter, Wayne 1-minus 2; Farnham, Buddy Punt Returns-Yards 6-325 2-410 3-59 7-222 Punts (Number-Avg) 1-minus 5; Dougherty, M 1-minus 7. Kickoff Returns-Yards Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-3 Interception Returns-Yards 2-31 0-0 Penalties-Yards 2-25 4-35 PASSING: Yale-Hart, Brook 22-32-1-292. Brown- Punts (Number-Avg) 3-367 5-458 Possession Time 25:54 34:06 Dougherty, M 28-54-2-275. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 5-2 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 7 of 14 RECEIVING: Yale-Sheffield, John 9-48; Balsam, Peter Penalties-Yards 9-101 6-45 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 3 5-181; Forney, Jordan 4-45; Lathan, Reid 3-13; Sedden, Possession Time 33:02 26:58 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 4-5 Patrick 1-5. Brown-Cloherty, Colin 7-72; Farnham, Buddy Third-Down Conversions 5 of 12 3 of 11 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 1-2 7-64; Samp, Trevan 4-45; Sewall, Bobby 4-45; Sudfeld, Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 2-3 RUSHING: Brown-Knight, Dereck 15-31; Ritter, M 3-29; Knight, Dereck 2-26; Mangiacotti, M 1-minus 6. 2-6 0-0 Wayne 3-27; Sewall, Bobby 3-11; Dougherty, M 4-9; Sacks By: Number-Yards Mangiacotti, M 1-0. Penn-Garton, Keiffer 16-49; RUSHING: Brown-Dougherty, M. 2-73; Sewall, Bobby DiMaggio, Mike 14-42; Olson, Kyle 2-9; Lawrence, Marcu 8-58; Ritter, Wayne 4-40; Edwards, J 8-37; Knight, 1-0; Irvin, Robert 2-minus 4. Dereck 7-37; Howland, Marc 4-34; Ball, Daniel 5-22; Farnham, Buddy 1-8. Dartmouth-McManus, Tim 1-5; PASSING: Brown-Dougherty, M 16-32-0-234. Penn- Williams, Milan 9-4; Schwieger, Nick 1-3; Smythe, Olson, Kyle 12-16-0-95; Irvin, Robert 9-12-0-84; Garton, Hudson 1-0; Kempe, Conner 5-minus 10; Rapp, Alex Keiffer 4-9-1-63; Blackmon, Brad 1-1-0-3; Derham, Kyle 0-5. 1-1-0-19. PASSING: Brown-Dougherty, M 16-22-0-238. RECEIVING: Brown-Farnham, Buddy 6-120; Sewall, Dartmouth-Kempe, Conner 27-42-2-275. Bobby 6-47; Cloherty, Colin 2-58; Prestley, Alex 1-15; Knight, Dereck 1-minus 6. Penn-Lawrence, Marcu RECEIVING: Brown-Sewall, Bobby 5-90; Farnham, 6-58; Blackmon, Brad 4-54; DiMaggio, Mike 3-24; Buddy 4-69; Sudfeld, M 3-40; Cloherty, Colin 2-11; Derham, Kyle 3-20; Fisher, Tyler 3-19; Koontz, Josh Samp, Trevan 1-25; Dougherty, M 1-3. Dartmouth- 2-39; Wurst, David 2-12; Garton, Keiffer 1-19; Murray, McManus, Tim 10-118; Paul, Eric 6-65; Galligan, Phil Ryan 1-9; Miran, Jason 1-7; DeLuca, Luke 1-3. 5-57; Williams, Milan 3-24; Schwieger, Nick 2-3; Servis, Nate 1-8.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Game 10 2008 Honors and Awards Columbia November 22, 2008 Matt Adkins, OL Second Team All-Ivy Weather: Extremely cold and clear David Clement, DB Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-18 Stadium: Brown Stadium Miles Craigwell, OLB Honorable Mention All-Ivy Attendance: 7,865 Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-25

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score James Develin, DE Second Team All-Ivy Sports Network National Def. Player of the Week, 9-20 Columbia 7 3 0 0 10 Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week, 9-20 Brown 7 17 17 0 41 ECAC Defensive Player of the Week, 9-20

Scoring Summary: Colin Cloherty, TE First Team All-Ivy st Academic All-Ivy 1 12:06 BROWN - Sewall 3 yd run (Ranney kick), 5-42 Ivy League Honor Roll, 11-8 1:56 09:18 COL - Olawale 70 yd run (Rocholl kick), 1-70 Michael Dougherty, QB Semifinalist for NFF Draddy Scholar-Athlete Award Second Team All-Ivy 0:12 nd Academic All-Ivy 2 11:31 BROWN - Dougherty 22 yd run (Ranney kick), Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, 10-11 4-52 1:37 Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-25 06:06 BROWN - Ranney 34 yd field goal, 7-23 2:37 Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, 11-1 03:41 BROWN - Cloherty 32 yd pass from Dougherty Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, 11-15 (Ranney kick), 2-36 0:40 Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, 11-22 00:00 COL - Rocholl 23 yd field goal, 10-61 3:34 Boston Globe Gold Helmet Award, 11-22 3rd 13:40 BROWN - Farnham 21 yd pass from Dougherty Buddy Farnham, WR First Team All-Ivy (Ranney kick), 1-21 0:08 All-New England 12:27 BROWN - Ranney 26 yd field goal, 6-15 1:04 Boston Globe Gold Helmet Award, 9-20 03:37 BROWN - Sewall 13 yd pass from Dougherty Ivy League Honor Roll, 9-20 (Ranney kick), 10-93 5:04 Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, 9-27 Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-4 Columbia Brown Boston Globe Gold Helmet Award, 10-18 FIRST DOWNS 13 21 Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-18 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 29-131 40-170 Ivy League Honor Roll, 11-1 PASSING YDS (NET) 93 261 David Howard, DT First Team All-Ivy Passes Att-Comp-Int 30-14-1 35-18-0 All-New England TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 59-224 75-431 Ivy League Honor Roll, 11-8 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Ivy League Honor Roll, 11-22 Punt Returns-Yards 1-6 4-56 Paul Jasinoswki, OL First Team All-Ivy Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-67 1-18 Dereck Knight, RB Second Team All-Ivy Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-1 Shane Kelley, OL First Team All-Ivy Punts (Number-Avg) 8-344 3-340 All-New England Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1 ECAC All-Star Penalties-Yards 3-25 7-55 Possession Time 25:18 34:42 Jon May, OLB Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-11 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 16 9 of 18 Chris Perkins, S Second Team All-Ivy Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 3 Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week, 9-27 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 4-6 Robert Ranney, K/P First Team All-Ivy Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 3-11 Ivy League Honor Roll, 9-20 Ivy League Honor Roll, 9-27 RUSHING: Columbia-Olawale, M.A. 8-105; Davis, Jordan Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-11 8-27; Kelly, Shane 3-22; Rangel, Ray 5-7; Bell, Jerry Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-18 2-minus 10; Knowlin, Austin 3-minus 20. Brown-Knight, Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-25 Dereck 21-87; Edwards, J 10-44; Dougherty, M 2-22; Ivy League Honor Roll, 11-8 Sewall, Bobby 4-13; Howland, Marc 1-3; Ball, Daniel Ivy League Honor Roll, 11-22 1-2; Ritter, Wayne 1-minus 1. Neal Rooney, DE Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-18 PASSING: Columbia-Bell, Jerry 8-14-0-57; Olawale, M.A. Bobby Sewall, WR First Team All-Ivy 4-10-0-21; Kelly, Shane 2-6-1-15. Brown-Dougherty, M All-New England 18-35-0-261. ECAC All-Star Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-11 RECEIVING: Columbia-Knowlin, Austin 5-32; Stephens, Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-25 Mike 2-25; Kennedy, Andrew 2-3; Jancisin, Derek 1-15; Nkosi Still, CB First Team All-Ivy Kourouma, Zack 1-6; Joseph, Taylor 1-5; Rangel, Ray Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week, 11-1 1-4; Lenz, Nathan 1-3. Brown-Farnham, Buddy 6-76; Ivy League Honor Roll, 11-15 Sewall, Bobby 6-69; Sudfeld, M 2-30; Samp, Trevan 2-21; Knight, Dereck 1-33; Cloherty, Colin 1-32. Steve Ziogas, LB Second Team All-Ivy Ivy League Honor Roll, 10-4 Phil Estes, head coach Eddie Robinson Award Finalist TEAM Ivy League Champions Rhode Island Community Service Award

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Team Statistics Rushing BRWN OPP GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G SCORING 269 190 Knight, Dereck 10 141 572 17 555 3.9 2 20 55.5 Points Per Game 26.9 19.0 Edwards, J 6 38 154 9 145 3.8 1 19 24.2 FIRST DOWNS 184 175 Sewall, Bobby 10 34 159 19 140 4.1 6 36 14.0 Rushing 50 48 Dougherty, M 10 24 158 66 92 3.8 2 69 9.2 Farnham, Buddy 10 11 94 5 89 8.1 3 52 8.9 Passing 118 111 Ritter, Wayne 7 9 67 3 64 7.1 0 23 9.1 Penalty 15 16 Ball, Daniel 8 14 45 0 45 3.2 0 10 5.6 RUSHING YARDAGE 1155 771 Howland, Marc 3 5 37 0 37 7.4 0 26 12.3 Yards gained rushing 1287 1053 Sudfeld, M 10 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 Yards lost rushing 132 282 Mangiacotti, M 9 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Rushing Attempts 290 291 TEAM 8 12 0 13 -13 -1.1 0 0 -1.6 Average Per Rush 4.0 2.6 Total 10 290 1287 132 1155 4.0 14 69 115.5 Average Per Game 115.5 77.1 Opponents 10 291 1053 282 771 2.6 3 70 77.1 TDs Rushing 14 3 PASSING YARDAGE 2677 2434 Att-Comp-Int. 384-220-10 383-241-7 Average Per Pass 7.0 6.4 Passing Average Per Catch 12.2 10.1 GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Average Per Game 267.7 243.4 Dougherty, M 10 126.97 220-384-10 57.3 2677 19 64 267.7 TDs Passing 19 17 Total 10 126.97 220-384-10 57.3 2677 19 64 267.7 TOTAL OFFENSE 3832 3205 Opponents 10 127.30 241-383-7 62.9 2434 17 78 243.4 Total Plays 674 674 Average Per Play 5.7 4.8 Average Per Game 383.2 320.5 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 38-783 43-904 Receiving PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 29-230 28-224 GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Sewall, Bobby 10 69 948 13.7 8 64 94.8 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 7-61 10-92 Farnham, Buddy 10 63 816 13.0 6 57 81.6 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.6 21.0 Cloherty, Colin 10 40 418 10.4 3 39 41.8 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 7.9 8.0 Sudfeld, M 10 20 181 9.1 0 26 18.1 INT RETURN AVERAGE 8.7 9.2 Samp, Trevan 8 12 190 15.8 2 31 23.8 FUMBLES-LOST 16-4 22-14 Knight, Dereck 10 7 88 12.6 0 28 8.8 PENALTIES-YARDS 59-555 61-507 Mangiacotti, M 9 3 -3 -1.0 0 5 -0.3 Average Per Game 55.5 50.7 Averill, W 2 2 5 2.5 0 3 2.5 PUNTS-YARDS 45-1879 62-2373 LaMar, Chris 4 1 18 18.0 0 18 4.5 Average Per Punt 41.8 38.3 Prestley, Alex 3 1 15 15.0 0 15 5.0 Net punt average 35.9 33.0 Dougherty, M 10 1 3 3.0 0 3 0.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 29:09 30:51 Edwards, J 6 1 -2 -2.0 0 0 -0.3 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 58/150 65/154 Total 10 220 2677 12.2 19 64 267.7 3rd-Down Pct. 39% 42% Opponents 10 241 2434 10.1 17 78 243.4 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 11/23 4/11 4th-Down Pct. 48% 36% SACKS BY-YARDS 20-118 7-46 MISC YARDS 26 0 Punt Returns TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 34 23 No. Yds Avg TD Long FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 11-16 11-12 Farnham, Buddy 27 229 8.5 0 37 Hughes, Peter 1 1 1.0 0 0 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-1 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 RED-ZONE SCORE 27-36 75% 21-29 72% Total 9 230 7.9 0 37 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 18-36 50% 13-29 45% Opponents 28 224 8.0 1 42 PAT-ATTEMPTS 32-33 97% 19-21 90% ATTENDANCE 35443 42592 Games/Avg Per Game 5/7089 5/8518 Kick Returns No. Yds Avg TD Long Score by Quarters Farnham, Buddy 21 361 17.2 0 41 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Still, Nkosi 12 342 28.5 0 42 Brown 66 85 72 46 - 269 Sewall, Bobby 2 44 22.0 0 34 Powers, Jake 1 8 8.0 0 8 Opponents 54 53 23 60 - 190 Edwards, J 1 20 20.0 0 20 Ziogas, Steve 1 8 8.0 0 8 Total 38 783 20.6 0 42 Interceptions Opponents 43 904 21.0 1 94 No. Yds Avg TD Long Still, Nkosi 2 0 0.0 0 0 Clement, David 1 0 0.0 0 0 Ziogas, Steve 1 11 11.0 0 11 Punting Perkins, Chris 1 19 19.0 0 19 No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Develin, James 1 0 0.0 0 0 Ranney, Robert 43 1879 43.7 76 2 4 10 2 Yanchunis, Joe 1 31 31.0 1 31 TEAM 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 7 61 8.7 1 31 Total 45 1879 41.8 76 2 4 10 2 Opponents 10 92 9.2 1 27 Opponents 62 2373 38.3 76 5 10 16 1

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Scoring Record PATs OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (7-3-0) (4-1-0) (3-2-0) (0-0-0) TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points CONFERENCE (6-1-0) (3-1-0) (3-0-0) (0-0-0) Sewall, Bobby 14 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 84 NON-CONFERENCE (1-2-0) (1-0-0) (0-2-0) (0-0-0) Ranney, Robert 0 11-16 32-33 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 65 Farnham, Buddy 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND Cloherty, Colin 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Sep 20, 2008 STONY BROOK W 17-7 3652 Samp, Trevan 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 *Sep 27, 2008 HARVARD W 24-22 5618 Dougherty, M 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 12 Oct 04, 2008 at Rhode Island L 13-37 6014 Knight, Dereck 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Oct 11, 2008 at Holy Cross L 34-41 7493 Edwards, J 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 *Oct 18, 2008 at Princeton W 31-10 11814 Yanchunis, Joe 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 *Oct 25, 2008 CORNELL W 27-7 9298 Total 34 11-16 32-33 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 269 *Nov 01, 2008 at Penn W 34-27 15056 *Nov 08, 2008 YALE L 3-13 9010 Opponents 23 11-12 19-21 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 190 *Nov 15, 2008 at Dartmouth W 45-16 2215 *Nov 22, 2008 COLUMBIA W 41-10 7865 * denotes conference game

Defensive Statistics Tackles Sacks Pass Def Fumbles Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 32 Ziogas, Steve 10 44 21 65 3.0-21 2.0-17 1-11 4 4 . 1 . . 19 Craigwell, M 10 31 29 60 5.5-16 . . 3 . 2-0 1 . . 15 Perkins, Chris 10 31 24 55 1.0-2 . 1-19 7 2 . 2 . . 21 Still, Nkosi 10 31 18 49 0.5-1 . 2-0 6 . 1-0 . . . 5 May, Jonathan 10 26 15 41 4.5-25 2.5-19 . 1 . 1-0 . . . 4 Clement, David 10 23 15 38 1.0-3 . 1-0 8 . . 1 . . 44 Develin, James 10 20 14 34 9.5-27 3.0-17 1-0 . 4 1-0 1 . . 41 Spartichino, J 10 23 11 34 1.5-6 . . . . 1-0 1 . . 42 Cox, Kelley 10 21 12 33 2.0-4 . . . . 1-4 1 . . 90 Howard, David 10 17 13 30 13.0-69 6.5-38 . 1 5 . 3 . . 55 Serrano, Andrew 10 9 13 22 0.5-4 0.5-4 . . . 1-0 1 . . 1 Gillett, Robert 10 11 6 17 ...... 57 Hughes, Peter 10 10 6 16 5.5-12 1.5-6 . . 2 1-0 . 1 . 94 McPhee, Joseph 10 8 7 15 3.0-7 0.5-1 . 1 1 2-0 . . . 52 Gallagher, B 10 10 4 14 1.0-1 ...... 97 Adedokun, Wale 10 7 7 14 3.0-15 1.5-9 . . 2 . . . . 56 Yanchunis, Joe 10 5 8 13 4.0-15 . 1-31 . 1 . . . . 92 Rooney, Neal 6 8 5 13 1.0-2 . . 1 . 1-0 . . . 96 Lemmons, M 8 7 5 12 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 98 McGrath, C 9 9 3 12 2.5-12 1.0-7 . . 3 . . . . 99 Powers, Jake 9 6 4 10 2.0-8 . . 2 1 . . . . 30 Valenti, Robert 8 3 3 6 ...... 39 Roffi, Phil 8 4 2 6 ...... 23 Leedy, Russell 7 4 . 4 1.0-1 . . . . 1-0 . . . 33 Cotton, Cameron 3 2 1 3 ...... 45 Wengerter, Sean 6 2 1 3 ...... 91 Neff, Brian 6 1 2 3 ...... 40 Okoji, Chimso 4 3 . 3 1.0-1 ...... 51 Ranney, Robert 10 2 . 2 ...... 46 Farnham, Buddy 10 2 . 2 ...... 34 Ball, Daniel 8 . 1 1 ...... 6 Edwards, J 6 1 . 1 ...... 85 Cloherty, Colin 10 1 . 1 ...... 35 Knight, Dereck 10 1 . 1 ...... 2 Harrison, D 2 1 . 1 ...... 62 Adkins, Matthew 9 1 . 1 ...... 48 Collins, Tyler 1 1 . 1 ...... 14 Dougherty, M 10 1 . 1 ...... 22 McGrath, Sam 1 . 1 1 ...... 81 Fay, Jonah 1 ...... 1 . . . . . Total 10 387 251 638 66-252 20-118 7-61 35 25 14-4 12 1 . Opponents 10 358 234 592 37-114 7-46 10-92 49 9 4-0 8 5 .

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2008 Ivy League Champions Stony Brook Rhode Island Saturday, September 19, 2009 Saturday, October 3, 2009 at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium at Brown Stadium Stony Brook, NY Providence, Rhode Island 6:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Coach Priore Coach Trainer PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS: PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS Head Coach: Chuck Priore (Albany ’82) 5-6 (3-2, tied-2nd in Big South) Head Coach: Joe Trainer (Dickinson ’90) 3-9 (1-7, 5th in CAA-North) st Record at Stony Brook: 16-17 (3 years) Stony Brook Opponent Opp. Score Record at URI: 1 year URI Opponents Opp. Score Overall Record: 55-26 (9 years) Overall Record: 13-20 (three years- Millersville) 42 Colgate 26 st 27 Monmouth 24 Record vs. Brown: 0-1 20 Elon 30 Record vs. Brown: 1 year 0 at Fordham 16 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/21 13 at Maine 28 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/12 43 New Hampshire 51 Starters Returning/Lost: 19/8 7 at Brown 17 Starters Returning/Lost: 17/5 20 at Hofstra 23 Type Offense: Multiple 1-back 3 Hofstra 43 Type Offense: Spread 0 at Boston College 42 Type Defense: 4-3 0 at Liberty 33 Type Defense: Multiple 37 Brown 13 Location: Stony Brook, New York 20 Charleston Southern 19 Location: Kingston, Rhode Island 32 at Towson 37 Enrollment: 23,977 28 at Coastal Carolina 24 Enrollment: 15,650 7 Villanova 44 Stadium: Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium (8,136) 33 Gardner-Webb 34 Stadium: Meade Stadium (6,555) 24 at William and Mary 34 Field Surface: Field Turf 68 at Iona 9 Field Surface: Natural Grass 0 Massachusetts 49 Nickname: Seawolves 40 VMI 26 Nickname: Rams 7 Maine 37 Colors: Red, Blue, and Grey Colors: Keaney Blue, Dark Blue and White 29 at Northeastern 14 Conference Affiliation: Big South 2009 Schedule Conference Affiliation: CAA Football President: Dr. Samuel L. Stanley, Jr. Sept. 5 at Hofstra President: David M. Dooley 2009 SCHEDULE Athletic Director: Jim Fiore Sept. 12 at Colgate Athletic Director: Thorr Bjorn Sept. 5 Fordham Football SID Contact: Phil Hess Sept. 19 Brown Assistant Director of Communications: Sept. 19 at Massachusetts Football SID E-mail: [email protected] Sept. 26 at Massachusetts Mike Laprey Sept. 26 at Connecticut Office Phone: (631) 632-7289 Oct. 3 Presbyterian Football SID contact: Tom Symonds Oct. 3 at Brown Asst. SID: Jeremy Cohen, Adam Gutes, Oct. 10 at Football SID contact email: Oct. 10 Towson Craig Schroeder Oct. 17 at VMI [email protected] Oct. 17 Hofstra Press Box Phone: (631) 632-4037 Oct. 24 Coastal Carolina Office Phone: 401-874-2409 Oct. 24 at Villanova Football Office Phone: (631) 632-4670 Oct. 31 at Gardner-Webb Press Box Phone: (401) 874-4616 Oct. 31 William and Mary Sportsline: (631) 632-WOLF Nov. 7 Open Football Office Phone: (401) 874-2406 Nov. 7 at New Hampshire Homepage: www.goseawolves.com Nov. 14 at Charleston Southern Homepage: www.GoRhody.com Nov. 14 at Maine Nov. 21 Liberty Nov. 21 Northeastern

Harvard Holy Cross Friday, September 25, 2009 Saturday, October 10, 2009 at Harvard Stadium at Brown Stadium Boston, MA Providence, RI 7:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Coach Murphy Coach Gilmore PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS Head Coach: Tim Murphy (Springfield ’78) 9-1 (6-1, tied-1st in Ivy) Head Coach: Tom Gilmore (Pennsylvania ‘86) 7-4 (5-1, 2nd in the ) Record at Harvard: 97-52 (15 years) Harvard Opponents Opp. Score Record at Holy Cross: 30-25 (5 years) Holy Cross Opponents Opp. Score Overall Record: 129-97-1 (22 years) 25 Holy Cross 24 Overall Record: 30-25 (5 years) 42 Massachusetts 45 Record vs. Brown: 10-6 22 at Brown 24 Record vs. Brown: 3-0 24 at Harvard 25 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 57/23 27 at Lafayette 13 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/26 38 at Georgetown 14 Starters Returning/Lost: 12/12 38 Cornell 17 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/9 28 at Yale (2OT) 31 Type Offense: Multiple 27 Lehigh 24 Type Offense: multiple 41 Brown 34 Type Defense: Multiple 8-Man Front 24 at Princeton 20 Type Defense: 3-4 44 at Dartmouth 26 Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts 35 at Dartmouth 7 Location: Worcester, Massachusetts 35 Lehigh 21 Enrollment: 6,704 42 Columbia 28 Enrollment: 2, 866 34 Bucknell 17 Stadium: Harvard Stadium (30,323) 24 at Pennsylvania 21 Stadium: Fitton Field (23, 500) 38 Fordham 17 Field Surface: Field Turf 10 Yale 0 Field Surface: Natural Grass 27 at Lafayette 26 Nickname: Crimson Nickname: Crusaders 27 at Colgate 28 Colors: Crimson, Black, and White 2009 SCHEDULE Color: Royal Purple Conference Affiliation: Ivy League Sept. 19 at Holy Cross Conference Affiliation: Patriot League 2009 SCHEDULE President: Sept. 25 Brown President: Rev. Michael C. McFarland, S.J. Sept. 5 Georgetown Athletic Director: Robert Scalise (Brown ’71) Oct. 3 at Lehigh Athletic Director: Richard M. Regan, Jr. Sept. 12 Sacred Heart Sports Information Director: Kurt Svoboda Oct. 10 at Cornell Sports Information Director: Charles Bare Sept. 19 Harvard SID E-mail: [email protected] Oct. 17 Lafayette SID E-mail: [email protected] Oct. 3 at Northeastern Office Phone: (617) 495-2206 Oct. 24 Princeton Office Phone: (508) 793-2583 Oct. 10 at Brown Assistant SID: Tim Williamson, Oct. 31 Dartmouth Asst. SID: Jim Wrobel Oct. 17 Dartmouth Heather Palmer, Casey Hart Nov. 7 at Columbia Press Box Phone: (508) 793-2204 Oct. 24 Colgate Press Box Phone: (617) 495-5902 Nov. 14 Pennsylvania Football Office Phone: (508) 793-2584 Oct. 31 at Fordham Football Office Phone: (617) 496-0662 Nov. 21 at Yale Homepage: www.GoHolyCross.com Nov. 7 at Lehigh Homepage: www.GoCrimson.com Nov. 14 Lafayette Nov. 21 at Bucknell

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Princeton Penn Saturday, October 17, 2009 Saturday, October 31, 2009 at Brown Stadium at Brown Stadium Providence, RI Providence, RI 12:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Coach Hughes Coach Bagnoli PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS Head Coach: Roger Hughes (Doane College ’82) 4-6 (3-4, 5th in Ivy) Head Coach: (Central Connecticut State ‘75) 6-4 (5-2, 3rd in Ivy) Record at Princeton: 43-46 (9 years) Princeton Opponents Opp. Score Record at Penn: 114-54 (17 years) Penn Opponents Opp. Score Overall Record: 43-46 (9 years) 24 at The Citadel 37 Overall Record: 200-73 (27 years) 14 Villanova 20 Record vs. Brown: 5-4 10 Lehigh 7 Record vs. Brown: 9-8 17 at Lafayette 24 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 28/19 27 at Columbia 24 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/22 23 Dartmouth 10 Starters Returning/Lost: 13/11 24 at Colgate 27 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7 27 at Georgetown 7 Type Offense: Spread 10 Brown 31 Type Offense: Multiple One-Back 15 Columbia 10 Type Defense: 3-4 20 Harvard 24 Type Defense: 50 9 at Yale 7 Location: Princeton, New Jersey 31 at Cornell 26 Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 27 Brown 34 Enrollment: 4,900 9 Pennsylvania 14 Enrollment: 10,275 14 at Princeton 9 Stadium: Princeton Stadium (27,800) 0 at Yale 14 Stadium: Franklin Field (52,958) 21 Harvard 24 Field Surface: Field Turf 28 Dartmouth 10 Field Surface: Sprint Turf 23 at Cornell 6 Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Quakers Colors: Orange and Black 2009 SCHEDULE Colors: Red and Blue 2009 SCHEDULE Conference Affiliation: Ivy League Sept. 19 The Citadel Conference Affiliation: Ivy League Sept. 19 Villanova President: Shirley Tilghman Sept. 26 at Lehigh President: Dr. Amy Gutmann Sept. 26 at Lafayette Athletic Director: Gary D. Walters Oct. 3 Columbia Athletic Director: Steve Bilsky Oct. 3 at Dartmouth Director of Athletic Communications: Oct. 8 Colgate Director of Athletic Communications: Oct. 10 Bucknell Jerry Price Oct. 17 at Brown Mike Mahoney Oct. 17 at Columbia Football SID Contact: Craig Sachson Oct. 24 at Harvard Football SID Contact: Eric Dolan Oct. 24 Yale Football SID Contact E-mail: Oct. 31 Cornell SID E-mail: [email protected] Oct. 31 at Brown [email protected] Nov. 7 at Pennsylvania Office Phone: (215) 898-6129 Nov. 7 Princeton Office Phone: (609) 258-3680 Nov. 14 Yale Assistant SIDs: Jennifer Werner Nov. 14 at Harvard Home Phone: (609) 712-2203 Nov. 21 at Dartmouth Press Box Phone: (215) 898-6159, Nov. 21 Cornell Press Box Phone: (609) 258-0660 (215) 898-1085 Football Office Phone: (609) 258-3514 Football Office Phone: (215) 573-9229 Homepage: www.goprincetontigers.com Sportsline: (215) 898-4519 Homepage: www.pennathletics.com Cornell Yale Saturday, October 24, 2009 Saturday, November 7, 2009 at Schoellkopf Field at Ithaca, NY New Haven, Connecticut 12:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Coach Knowles Coach Williams PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS Head Coach: Jim Knowles (Cornell ‘87) 4-6 (2-5, t-6th in Ivy) Head Coach: Tom Williams (Stanford ’92) 6-4 (4-3, 4th in Ivy) st Record at Cornell: 24-26 (5 years) Cornell Opponents Opp. Score Record at Yale: 1 season Yale Opponents Opp. Score Overall Record: 24-26 (5 years) Overall Record: 1st season 21 at Bucknell 20 st 47 Georgetown 7 Record vs. Brown: 1-4 17 Yale 14 Record vs. Brown: 1 season 14 at Cornell 17 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 27/36 25 at Lehigh 24 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/24 31 Holy Cross (OT) 28 Starters Returning/Lost: 11/17 17 at Harvard 38 Starters Returning/Lost: 13/14 34 at Dartmouth 7 Type Offense: Multiple 22 Colgate 38 Type Offense: Multiple 10 at Fordham 12 Type Defense: Multiple 7 at Brown 27 Type Defense: Multiple 7 Pennsylvania 9 Location: Ithaca, New York 26 Princeton 31 Location: New Haven, Connecticut 27 Columbia 12 Enrollment: 13,700 37 Dartmouth 14 Enrollment: 5,200 13 at Brown 3 Stadium: Schoellkopf Field (25,597) 7 at Columbia 17 Stadium: Yale Bowl (61,446) 14 Princeton 0 Field Surface: Field Turf 6 Pennsylvania 23 Field Surface: Natural Grass 0 at Harvard 10 Nickname: Big Red Nickname: Bulldogs, Elis Colors: Carnelian Red and White 2009 Schedule Colors: Yale Blue and White 2009 SCHEDULE Conference Affiliation: Ivy League Sept. 19 Bucknell Conference Affiliation: Ivy League Sept. 19 at Georgetown President: David J. Skorton Sept. 26 at Yale President: Richard C. Levin Sept. 26 Cornell Athletic Director: J. Andrew Noel Jr. Oct. 3 at Colgate Athletic Director: Tom Beckett Oct. 3 Lafayette Sports Information Director: Jeremy Hartigan Oct. 10 Harvard Sports Publicity Director: Steve Conn Oct. 10 Dartmouth SID E-Mail: [email protected] Oct. 17 Fordham SID E-mail: [email protected] Oct. 17 at Lehigh Office Phone: (607) 255-9788 Oct. 24 Brown Office Phone: (203) 432-1455 Oct. 24 at Pennsylvania Home Phone: (607) 351-1675 Oct. 31 at Princeton Assistant SIDs: Tim Bennett, Sam Rubin Oct. 31 at Columbia Assoc. SID: Julie Greco Nov. 7 at Dartmouth Press Box Phone: (203) 764-9244/9245 Nov. 7 Brown Press Box Phone: (607) 255-3535 Nov. 14 Columbia Football Office Phone: (203) 432-1490 Nov. 14 at Princeton Football Office Phone: (607) 255-0026 Nov. 21 at Pennsylvania Sportsline: (203) 432-YALE Nov. 21 Harvard Sportsline: (607) 255-2385 Homepage: www.yalebulldogs.com Homepage: www.CornellBigRed.com

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Dartmouth Columbia Saturday, November 14, 2009 Saturday, November 21, 2009 at Brown Stadium at Wien Stadium Providence, RI New York, NY 12:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Coach Teevens Coach Wilson PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS PRESS INFORMATION 2008 RESULTS Head Coach: (Dartmouth ’79) 0-10 (0-7, 8th in Ivy) Head Coach: (Minnesota ‘89) 2-8 (2-5, tied-6th in Ivy) Record at Dartmouth: 33-55-2 (1987-91; Dartmouth Opponents Opp. Score Record at Columbia: 8-22 (3 years) Columbia Opponent Opp. Score 2005-2008, 9 years) 20 Colgate 34 Overall Record: 8-22 (3 years) 22 Fordham 29 Overall Record: 67-132-2 (19 years) 6 at New Hampshire 42 Record vs. Brown: 1-2 24 at Towson 31 Record vs. Brown: 4-5 10 Pennsylvania 23 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 38/16 24 Princeton 27 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/28 7 at Yale 34 Starters Returning/Lost: 16/6 3 Lafayette 13 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/13 26 at Holy Cross 44 Type Offense: Multiple 10 at Pennsylvania 15 Type Offense: Multiple 13 Columbia 21 Type Defense: 3-3-5 21 Dartmouth 13 Type Defense: Multiple 7 at Harvard 35 Location: New York, New York 12 at Yale 27 Location: Hanover, New Hampshire 14 Cornell 37 Enrollment: 5,602 28 at Harvard 42 Enrollment: 4,000 16 at Brown 45 Stadium: Robert K. Kraft Field 17 Cornell 7 Stadium: Memorial Field (13,000) 10 Princeton 28 at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium (17,000) 10 at Brown 41 Field Surface: Field Turf Field Surface: Field Turf Nickname: Big Green 2009 SCHEDULE Nickname: Lions 2009 Schedule Colors: Green and White Sept. 19 Colgate Colors: Columbia Blue and White Sept. 19 Fordham Conference Affiliation: Ivy League Sept. 26 at New Hampshire Conference Affiliation: Ivy League Sept. 26 Central Connecticut State President: Dr. Jim Yong Kim Oct. 3 Pennsylvania President: Lee C. Bollinger Oct. 3 at Princeton Athletic Director: Bob Ceplikas Oct. 10 at Yale Athletic Director: Dr. M. Dianne Murphy Oct. 10 at Lafayette Sports Information Director: Rick Bender Oct. 17 at Holy Cross Football SID Contact: Darlene Camacho Oct. 17 Pennsylvania SID E-mail: [email protected] Oct. 24 Columbia Football SID E-mail: [email protected] Oct. 24 at Dartmouth Office Phone: (603) 646-1030 Oct. 31 at Harvard Office Phone: (212) 854-2535 Oct. 31 Yale Asst. SID: Heather Croze, Dara Ely Nov. 7 Cornell Asst. SID: Peter McHugh, Kate Lombard Nov. 7 Harvard Press Box Phone: (603) 646-2468 Nov. 14 at Brown Press Box Phone: (212) 304-8023 Nov. 14 at Cornell Football Office Phone:(603) 646-2467/2475 Nov. 21 Princeton Football Office Phone: (212) 854-7062 Nov. 21 Brown Sportsline: (603) 646-DART Sportsline: (212) 854-3030 Homepage: www.dartmouthsports.com Homepage: www.gocolumbialions.com Series Record versus 2009 Opponents Harvard, 21 games 28 Nov 12, 1921 Harvard Stadium 7 9 73 Nov 17, 1973 Brown Stadium 32 35 Stony Brook Last Shutout by Brown: 1932, 14-0 29 Nov 18, 1922 Harvard Stadium 3 0 74 Nov 16, 1974 Harvard Stadium 10 7 Rhode Island Last Shutout by Harvard: 1982, 34-0 30 Nov 17, 1923 Harvard Stadium 20 7 75 Nov 15, 1975 Brown Stadium 26 45 SERIES FACTS 31 Nov 15, 1924 Harvard Stadium 7 0 76 Oct 30, 1976 Harvard Stadium 16 14 Series Record: Brown Leads, 1-0-0 Last Tie: 1954, 21-21 32 Nov 14, 1925 Brown Field 0 3 77 Oct 29, 1977 Brown Stadium 20 15 First Game: 2008 Most Points Scored by Brown: 47 in 33 Nov 13, 1926 Harvard Stadium 21 0 78 Nov 4, 1978 Harvard Stadium 31 30 Last Brown Win: 2008, 17-7 1995 (47-8) 34 Nov 12, 1927 Harvard Stadium 6 18 79 Nov 3, 1979 Brown Stadium 23 14 Last Stony Brook Win: Never Most Points Scored by Harvard: 58 in 35 Oct 29, 1932 Harvard Stadium 14 0 80 Nov 1, 1980 Harvard Stadium 16 17 1893 (58-0) 36 Nov 18, 1933 Harvard Stadium 6 12 81 Oct 31, 1981 Brown Stadium 7 41 Current Series Streak: Brown, 1 game 37 Oct 13, 1934 Harvard Stadium 0 13 82 Oct 30, 1982 Harvard Stadium 0 34 Longest Series Streak: Brown, 1 game Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 89 in 1990 (52-37, Harvard) 38 Nov 2, 1935 Harvard Stadium 0 33 83 Oct 29, 1983 Brown Stadium 10 17 Last Shutout by Brown: Never 39 Oct 10, 1936 Harvard Stadium 0 28 84 Nov 3, 1984 Harvard Stadium 10 24 Last Shutout by Stony Brook: Never Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 39 40 Oct 9, 1937 Harvard Stadium 7 34 85 Nov 2, 1985 Brown Stadium 17 25 Last Tie: Never (47-8, 1995) 41 Oct 1, 1938 Harvard Stadium 20 13 86 Nov 1, 1986 Harvard Stadium 31 19 Most Points Scored by Brown: 17 in Largest Margin of Victory by Harvard: 42 Nov 16, 1940 Harvard Stadium 0 14 87 Oct 31, 1987 Brown Stadium 9 14 2008 (17-7) 58 (58-0, 1893) 43 Nov 15, 1941 Harvard Stadium 7 23 88 Oct 29, 1988 Harvard Stadium 3 28 Most Points Scored by Stony Brook: 7 44 Nov 14, 1942 Harvard Stadium 0 7 89 Nov 4, 1989 Brown Stadium 14 27 SERIES FACTS SERIES RECORD (29-77-2) 45 Nov 17, 1945 Brown Field 7 14 90 Nov 3, 1990 Harvard Stadium 37 52 Series Record: Brown leads, 66-25-2 in 2008 (17-7) No Date Location B H 46 Nov 16, 1946 Harvard Stadium 0 28 91 Nov 9, 1991 Brown Stadium 29 35 Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 24 First Game: 1909 1 Oct 25, 1893 Jarvis Field 0 5 47 Nov 15, 1947 Harvard Stadium 7 13 92 Nov 7, 1992 Harvard Stadium 19 29 Last Brown Win: 2005, 45-35 (17-7, Brown in 2008) 3 Nov 17, 1894 Soldiers Field 0 18 48 Nov 13, 1948 Harvard Stadium 19 30 93 Nov 6, 1993 Brown Stadium 43 29 Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 10 4 Oct 19, 1895 Soldiers Field 6 26 49 Nov 12, 1949 Harvard Stadium 28 14 94 Nov 5, 1994 Harvard Stadium 23 17 Last Rhode Island Win: 2008, 37-13 (17-7, 2008) 5 Oct 17, 1896 Soldiers Field 0 12 50 Nov 18, 1950 Harvard Stadium 13 14 95 Nov 4, 1995 Brown Stadium 47 8 Current Series Streak: Rhode Island, Largest Margin of Victory by Stony 6 Oct 23, 1897 Soldiers Field 0 18 51 Nov 17, 1951 Harvard Stadium 21 34 96 Nov 9, 1996 Harvard Stadium 31 7 3 games Brook: Never 7 Nov 12, 1898 Soldiers Field 6 17 52 Nov 15, 1952 Brown Stadium 28 21 97 Nov 8, 1997 Brown Stadium 10 27 Longest Series Streak: Brown, 23 8 Oct 21, 1899 Soldiers Field 0 11 53 Nov 14, 1953 Harvard Stadium 20 27 98 Nov 7, 1998 Harvard Stadium 27 6 games/Rhode Island, 5 games 54 Nov 13, 1954 Harvard Stadium 21 21 99 Nov 6, 1999 Brown Stadium 17 10 SERIES RECORD (1-0-0) 9 Nov 17, 1900 Soldiers Field 6 11 Last Shutout by Brown: 1976, 3-0 10 Nov 2, 1901 Soldiers Field 0 48 55 Nov 12, 1955 Harvard Stadium 14 6 100 Sept 23, 2000 Brown Stadium 37 42 Last Shutout by URI: (none) No Date Location B S 11 Oct 25, 1902 Soldiers Field 0 6 56 Nov 17, 1956 Harvard Stadium 21 12 101 Sept 22, 2001 Harvard Stadium 20 27 1 Sep 20, 2008 Brown Stadium 17 7 12 Oct 24, 1903 Soldiers Field 0 29 57 Nov 16, 1957 Harvard Stadium 33 6 102 Sept 28, 2002 Brown Stadium 24 26 Last Tie: 1973, 20-20 Known Sites: 13 Oct 28, 1905 Harvard Stadium 0 10 58 Nov 15, 1958 Harvard Stadium 29 22 103 Sept 27, 2003 Harvard Stadium 14 52 Most Points Scored by Brown: 55, in Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) 14 Nov 3, 1906 Harvard Stadium 5 9 59 Nov 14, 1959 Brown Stadium 16 6 104 Sept 25, 2004 Brown Stadium 34 35 1947 (55-6) and in 1950 (55-13) 15 Nov 2, 1907 Harvard Stadium 5 6 60 Nov 12, 1960 Harvard Stadium 8 22 105 Sept 24, 2005 Harvard Stadium 35 38(2OT) Most Points Scored by URI: 49, in 16 Oct 31, 1908 Harvard Stadium 2 6 61 Nov 18, 1961 Harvard Stadium 6 21 106 Sept 23, 2006 Brown Stadium 21 38 2007 (49-42 2OT) 17 Oct 23, 1909 Harvard Stadium 0 11 62 Nov 17, 1962 Harvard Stadium 19 31 107 Sept 22, 2007 Harvard Stadium 17 24 Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 91 Harvard 18 Oct 22, 1910 Harvard Stadium 0 12 63 Nov 16, 1963 Brown Stadium 12 24 108 Sept 27, 2008 Brown Stadium 24 22 (49-42 2OT, Rhode Island in 2007) 19 Oct 28, 1911 Harvard Stadium 6 20 64 Nov 14, 1964 Harvard Stadium 7 19 Known Sites: SERIES FACTS 20 Oct 26, 1912 Harvard Stadium 10 30 65 Nov 13, 1965 Brown Stadium 8 17 Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 49 Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) (55-6, 1947) Series Record: Harvard leads, 77-29-2 21 Nov 15, 1913 Harvard Stadium 0 37 66 Nov 12, 1966 Harvard Stadium 7 24 Harvard Stadium (Cambridge, Mass.) First Game: 1893 22 Nov 14, 1914 Harvard Stadium 0 0 67 Nov 18, 1967 Brown Stadium 6 21 Jarvis Field (Cambridge, Mass.) Largest Margin of Victory by URI: 28 Last Brown Win: 2008, 24-22 23 Nov 13, 1915 Harvard Stadium 7 16 68 Nov 16, 1968 Harvard Stadium 7 31 Soldiers Field (Cambridge, Mass.) (44-16, 1998) Last Harvard Win: 2007, 24-17 24 Nov 18, 1916 Harvard Stadium 21 0 69 Nov 15, 1969 Brown Stadium 24 17 25 Nov 28, 1918 Harvard Stadium 6 3 70 Nov 14, 1970 Harvard Stadium 10 17 SERIES RECORD (66-25-2) Current Series Streak: Brown, 1 game 71 Nov 13, 1971 Brown Stadium 19 24 Longest Series Streak: Brown, 5 games/ 26 Oct 18, 1919 Harvard Stadium 0 7 No Date Location B U 27 Nov 13, 1920 Harvard Stadium 0 27 72 Nov 18, 1972 Harvard Stadium 14 21 1 Sept 29, 1909 Andrews Field 6 0

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions 2 Oct 5, 1910 Andrews Field 5 0 Known Sites: 54 Oct 11, 2008 Fitton Field 34 4 55 Oct 1, 1988 27 31 35 Oct 17, 1987 Brown Stadium 23 15 3 Oct 4, 1911 Andrews Field 12 0 Andrews Field (Providence, R.I.) Known Sites: 56 Oct 7, 1989 Brown Stadium 15 38 36 Oct 15, 1988 Schoellkopf Field 0 35 4 Oct 5, 1912 Andrews Field 14 0 Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) Lincoln Field (Providence, R.I) 57 Oct 6, 1990 Palmer Stadium 23 27 37 Oct 21, 1989 Brown Stadium 28 7 5 Oct 4, 1913 Andrews Field 19 0 Meade Stadium (Kingston, R.I.) Andrews Field (Providence, R.I) 58 Oct 12, 1991 Brown Stadium 37 59 38 Oct 27, 1990 Schoellkopf Field 7 34 6 Oct 3, 1914 Andrews Field 20 0 Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) 59 Oct 10, 1992 Palmer Stadium 14 28 39 Nov 2, 1991 Brown Stadium 17 20 7 Sept 25, 1915 Andrews Field 38 0 Fitton Field (Worcester, M.A) 60 Oct 9, 1993 Brown Stadium 16 34 40 Oct 31, 1992 Schoellkopf Field 6 16 8 Sept 30, 1916 Andrews Field 18 0 61 Oct 8, 1994 Palmer Stadium 10 31 41 Oct 30, 1993 Brown Stadium 3 21 9 Sept 29, 1917 Andrews Field 27 0 62 Oct 7, 1995 Brown Stadium 19 21 42 Oct 29, 1994 Schoellkopf Field 16 3 10 Sept 27, 1919 Andrews Field 27 0 Holy Cross 63 Oct 12, 1996 Palmer Stadium 27 23 43 Oct 28, 1995 Brown Stadium 28 38 11 Sept 25, 1920 Andrews Field 25 0 SERIES FACTS 64 Oct 11, 1997 Brown Stadium 13 30 44 Nov 2, 1996 Schoellkopf Field 35 21 12 Sept 24, 1921 Andrews Field 6 0 Series Record: Holy Cross leads, Princeton 65 Oct 10, 1998 Princeton Stadium 17 31 45 Nov 1, 1997 Brown Stadium 37 12 13 Sept 30, 1922 Andrews Field 27 0 31-20-3 SERIES FACTS 66 Oct 9, 1999 Brown Stadium 53 30 46 Oct 31, 1998 Schoellkopf Field 20 7 14 Sept 26, 1925 Brown Field 33 0 1898 Series Record: Princeton leads, 51-24-0 67 Oct 14, 2000 Princeton Stadium 28 55 47 Oct 2, 1999 Brown Stadium 28 33 15 Sept 26, 1926 Brown Stadium 14 0 First Game: 68 Oct 13, 2001 Brown Stadium 35 24 48 Oct 21, 2000 Brown Stadium 56 40 16 Sept 24, 1927 Brown Stadium 27 0 Last Brown Win: 1995, 37-14 First Game: 1898 69 Oct 19, 2002 Princeton Stadium 14 16 49 Oct 20, 2001 Schoellkopf Field 49 21 17 Nov 24, 1928 Brown Stadium 33 7 Last Holy Cross Win: 2008, 41-34 Last Brown Win: 2008, 31-10 70 Oct 18, 2003 Brown Stadium 14 34 50 Oct 26, 2002 Brown Stadium 7 10(ot) 18 Oct 5, 1929 Brown Stadium 14 6 Current Series Streak: Holy Cross, 3 Last Princeton Win: 2006, 17-3 71 Oct 16, 2004 Princeton Stadium 10 21 51 Oct 25, 2003 Schoellkopf Field 21 7 19 Sept 27, 1930 Brown Stadium 7 0 games Current Series Streak: Brown, 2 games 72 Oct 15, 2005 Brown Stadium 31 28 52 Oct 23, 2004 Brown Stadium 21 17 20 Oct 3, 1931 Brown Stadium 18 0 Longest Series Streak: Holy Cross 6 Longest Series Streak: Brown, 8 games/ 73 Oct 13, 2006 Princeton Stadium 3 17 53 Oct 22, 2005 Schoellkopf Field 38 24 21 Oct 1, 1932 Brown Stadium 19 0 games, Brown 4 games Princeton, 18 games 74 Oct 13, 2007 Brown Stadium 33 24 54 Oct 21, 2006 Brown Stadium 28 7 22 Oct 7, 1933 Brown Stadium 26 0 Last Shutout by Brown: 1985, 17-0 75 Oct 18, 2008 Princeton Stadium 31 10 55 Oct 20, 2007 Schoellkopf Field 31 38(ot) 23 Oct 6, 1934 Brown Stadium 13 0 Last Shutout by Brown: 1953 (6-0) Last Shutout by Holy Cross: 1990 Last Shutout by Princeton: 1964, 14-0 Known Sites: 56 Oct 25, 2008 Brown Stadium 27 7 24 Oct 5, 1935 Brown Stadium 7 13 Andrews Field (Providence, R.I.) Known Sites: 25 Oct 3, 1936 Brown Stadium 7 6 (55-0) Last Tie: (none) Most Points Scored by Brown: 53 in Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) 26 Oct 2, 1937 Brown Stadium 13 6 Last Tie: 1985, 20-20 Palmer Stadium (Princeton, N.J.) Percy Field (Ithaca, N.Y.) 27 Oct 22, 1938 Brown Stadium 40 21 Most Points Scored by Brown: 44 in 1999 (53-30) Princeton Stadium (Princeton, N.J.) IV (New York, N.Y.) 28 Sept 30, 1939 Brown Stadium 34 0 1978 (44-13) Most Points Scored by Princeton: 59 in Schoellkopf Field (Ithaca, N.Y.) 28 Oct 5, 1940 Brown Stadium 20 17 Most Points Scored by Holy Cross: 55 1991 (59-37) 30 Oct 11, 1941 Brown Stadium 14 7 Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 96 31 Oct 3, 1942 Brown Stadium 28 0 in 1990 (55-0) 32 Oct 12, 1946 Brown Stadium 29 0 Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 85 (59-37, Princeton, 1991) Cornell Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 28 33 Oct 11, 1947 Brown Stadium 55 6 (48-37 Holy Cross, 2007) SERIES FACTS Penn 34 Oct 9, 1948 Brown Stadium 33 0 Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 31 (44-16, 1978) SERIES FACTS Largest Margin of Victory by Princeton: Series Record: Brown Leads, 29-26-1 35 Oct 8, 1949 Brown Stadium 46 0 points (45-13, 1977) First Game: 1895 Series Record: Penn leads, 54-21-2 36 Oct 14, 1950 Brown Stadium 55 13 Largest Margin of Victory by Holy Cross: 52 (52-0, 1961) 37 Oct 13, 1951 Brown Stadium 20 13 Last Brown Win: 2008, 27-7 First Game: 1895 55 points (55-0, 1990) Last Brown Win: 2008, 34-27 38 Oct 11, 1952 Brown Stadium 6 7 SERIES RECORD (24-51-0) Last Cornell Win: 2007, 38-31(OT) 39 Oct 10, 1953 Brown Stadium 13 19 No Date Location B P Current Series Streak: Brown, 1 game Last Penn Win: 2004, 20-16 SERIES RECORD (20-31-3) Current Series Streak: Brown, 4 games 40 Oct 9, 1954 Brown Stadium 35 0 No Date Location B H 1 Oct 29, 1898 Princeton, N J 0 23 Longest Series Streak: Brown, 8 games/ 41 Oct 22, 1955 Brown Stadium 7 19 1 1898 Lincoln Field 19 0 2 Nov 4, 1899 Princeton, N J 6 18 Cornell 5 games Longest Series Streak: Brown, 4 games/ 42 Oct 27, 1956 Brown Stadium 27 7 2 1899 Holy Cross 19 0 3 Oct 27, 1900 Andrews Field 5 17 Last Shutout by Brown: 1985, 22-0 Penn, 8 games 43 Oct 26, 1957 Brown Stadium 21 0 3 1900 Andrews Field 18 0 4 Oct 19, 1901 Princeton, N J 0 35 Last Shutout by Cornell: 1988, 35-0 Last Shutout by Brown: 1978, 14-0 44 Oct 25, 1958 Brown Stadium 47 6 5 Oct 10, 1903 Andrews Field 0 29 45 Oct 24, 1959 Brown Stadium 6 0 4 1901 Andrews Field 6 6 Last Tie: 1967, 14-14 Last Shutout by Penn: 1994, 24-0 5 1917 Fitton Field 27 6 6 Oct 12, 1929 Palmer Stadium 13 12 Most Points Scored by Brown: 56 in Last Tie: 1983, 24-24 46 Oct 22, 1960 Brown Stadium 36 14 6 Nov 3, 1928 Brown Stadium 6 0 7 Oct 11, 1930 Palmer Stadium 7 0 47 Oct 28, 1961 Brown Stadium 9 12 8 Oct 10, 1931 Palmer Stadium 19 7 2000 (56-40) Most Points Scored by Brown: 58 in 7 Nov 2, 1929 Fitton Field 15 14 1998 (58-51) 48 Oct 27, 1962 Brown Stadium 12 12 8 Oct 25, 1930 Brown Stadium 13 0 9 Nov 4, 1933 Brown Stadium 0 33 Most Points Scored by Cornell: 48 in 49 Oct 26, 1963 Brown Stadium 33 7 9 Oct 31, 1931 Fitton Field 0 33 10 Oct 28, 1939 Palmer Stadium 12 26 1972 (48-28) Most Points Scored by Penn: 58 in 50 Oct 24, 1964 Brown Stadium 30 14 10 Nov 5, 1932 Brown Stadium 10 7 11 Oct 24, 1942 Palmer Stadium 13 32 Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 96 1995 (58-21) 51 Sept 25, 1965 Brown Stadium 6 14 11 Oct 28, 1933 Fitton Field 7 19 12 Oct 16, 1943 Palmer Stadium 28 20 (56-40, Brown in 2000) Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 52 Sept 24, 1966 Brown Stadium 40 27 13 Oct 5, 1946 Palmer Stadium 12 33 53 Sept 30, 1967 Brown Stadium 8 12 12 Nov 17, 1934 Brown Stadium 7 20 Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 28 109 (58-51, Brown, 1998) 13 Nov 14, 1936 Brown Stadium 0 32 14 Sept 30, 1947 Palmer Stadium 7 21 (49-21, 2001) Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 28 54 Sept 28, 1968 Brown Stadium 10 9 14 Nov 13, 1937 Brown Stadium 0 7 15 Oct 2, 1948 Palmer Stadium 23 20 55 Sept 27, 1969 Brown Stadium 21 0 16 Oct 15, 1949 Palmer Stadium 14 27 Largest Margin of Victory by Cornell: (41-13, 1963) 15 Nov 11, 1938 Fitton Field 12 14 Largest Margin of Victory by Penn: 50 56 Sept 26, 1970 Brown Stadium 21 14 16 Oct 21, 1939 Fitton Field 0 20 17 Oct 21, 1950 Brown Stadium 0 34 35 (35-0, 1988) 57 Sept 25, 1971 Brown Stadium 21 34 17 Oct 26, 1940 Brown Stadium 9 6 18 Nov 3, 1951 Palmer Stadium 0 12 (50-0, 1945 and 1950) 58 Sept 30, 1972 Brown Stadium 17 21 18 Nov 8, 1941 Brown Stadium 0 13 19 Nov 1, 1952 Palmer Stadium 0 39 SERIES RECORD (29-26-1) 59 Sept 29, 1973 Brown Stadium 20 20 19 Nov 7, 1942 Brown Stadium 20 14 20 Oct 31, 1953 Palmer Stadium 13 27 No Date Location B C SERIES RECORD (21-54-2) 60 Sept 28, 1974 Brown Stadium 45 15 20 Oct 2, 1943 Fitton Field 0 20 21 Oct 16, 1954 Brown Stadium 21 20 1 Nov 16, 1895 Percy Field 4 6 No Date Location B P 61 Sept 27, 1975 Brown Stadium 41 20 21 Oct 21, 1944 Brown Stadium 24 24 22 Oct 29, 1955 Palmer Stadium 7 14 2 Oct 24, 1914 Polo Grounds IV 7 28 1 Oct 30, 1895 Franklin Field 0 12 62 Sept 25, 1976 Brown Stadium 3 0 22 Oct 20, 1945 Brown Stadium 0 25 23 Nov 3, 1956 Palmer Stadium 7 21 3 Nov 5, 1955 Brown Stadium 7 20 2 Oct 28, 1896 Franklin Field 0 16 63 Sept 24, 1977 Brown Stadium 28 10 23 Nov 2, 1946 Fitton Field 19 21 24 Nov 2, 1957 Brown Stadium 0 7 4 Nov 10, 1956 Brown Stadium 13 6 3 Oct 30, 1897 Lincoln Field 0 40 64 Sept 30, 1978 Brown Stadium 3 17 24 Nov 1, 1947 Brown Stadium 20 19 25 Nov 1, 1958 Palmer Stadium 18 28 5 Nov 9, 1957 Schoellkopf Field 6 13 4 Oct 8, 1898 Franklin Field 0 18 65 Sept 29, 1979 Brown Stadium 31 13 25 Oct 16, 1948 Fitton Field 14 6 26 Oct 31, 1959 Palmer Stadium 0 7 6 Nov 8, 1958 Brown Stadium 12 8 5 Oct 7, 1899 Lincoln Field 6 6 66 Nov 22, 1980 Brown Stadium 9 3 26 Oct 1, 1949 Brown Stadium 28 6 27 Oct 29, 1960 Palmer Stadium 21 54 7 Nov 7, 1959 Schoellkopf Field 0 19 6 Oct 13, 1900 Franklin Field 0 12 67 Nov 7, 1981 Meade Stadium 10 8 27 Oct 7, 1950 Fitton Field 21 41 28 Nov 4, 1961 Brown Stadium 0 52 8 Nov 5, 1960 Brown Stadium 7 6 7 Oct 12, 1901 Franklin Field 0 26 68 Sept 25, 1982 Brown Stadium 24 20 28 Oct 27, 1951 Brown Stadium 6 41 29 Nov 3, 1962 Palmer Stadium 12 28 9 Nov 11, 1961 Schoellkopf Field 0 25 8 Oct 18, 1902 Franklin Field 15 6 69 Sept 24, 1983 Brown Stadium 16 30 29 Oct 18, 1952 Fitton Field 0 46 30 Nov 2, 1963 Palmer Stadium 13 34 10 Nov 10, 1962 Brown Stadium 26 28 9 Oct 17, 1903 Franklin Field 0 30 70 Sept 29, 1984 Brown Stadium 13 34 30 Oct 24, 1953 Brown Stadium 6 0 31 Oct 31, 1964 Brown Stadium 0 14 11 Nov 9, 1963 Schoellkopf Field 25 28 10 Oct 15, 1904 Franklin Field 0 6 71 Sept 28, 1985 Brown Stadium 32 27 31 Sept 23, 1972 Brown Stadium 24 30 32 Oct 30, 1965 Palmer Stadium 27 45 12 Nov 7, 1964 Brown Stadium 31 28 11 Oct 21, 1905 Franklin Field 6 8 72 Sept 27, 1986 Meade Stadium 27 7 32 Sept 21, 1974 Fitton Field 10 45 33 Oct 29, 1966 Brown Stadium 7 24 13 Nov 6, 1965 Schoellkopf Field 21 41 12 Oct 20, 1906 Franklin Field 0 14 73 Sept 26, 1987 Brown Stadium 17 15 33 Oct 25, 1975 Fitton Field 20 21 34 Nov 4, 1967 Palmer Stadium 14 48 14 Nov 5, 1966 Brown Stadium 14 23 13 Oct 19, 1907 Franklin Field 0 11 74 Sept 24, 1988 Meade Stadium 10 17 34 Oct 23, 1976 Brown Stadium 28 18 35 Nov 2, 1968 Brown Stadium 7 50 15 Nov 11, 1967 Schoellkopf Field 14 14 14 Oct 17, 1908 Franklin Field 0 12 75 Sept 30, 1989 Brown Stadium 13 18 35 Oct 22, 1977 Fitton Field 44 13 36 Nov 1, 1969 Palmer Stadium 6 33 16 Nov 9, 1968 Brown Stadium 0 31 15 Oct 16, 1909 Franklin Field 5 13 76 Sept 22, 1990 Meade Stadium 3 23 36 Oct 28, 1978 Brown Stadium 31 25 37 Oct 31, 1970 Brown Stadium 14 42 17 Nov 8, 1969 Schoellkopf Field 7 14 16 Oct 15, 1910 Andrews Field 0 20 77 Oct 5, 1991 Brown Stadium 36 38 37 Oct 27, 1979 Fitton Field 7 14 38 Oct 30, 1971 Palmer Stadium 21 49 18 Nov 7, 1970 Brown Stadium 21 35 17 Oct 21, 1911 Franklin Field 6 0 78 Oct 2, 1993 Brown Stadium 7 30 38 Oct 25, 1980 Brown Stadium 21 3 39 Nov 4, 1972 Palmer Stadium 10 31 19 Nov 6, 1971 Schoellkopf Field 7 21 18 Oct 19, 1912 Andrews Field 30 7 79 Sept 24, 1994 Meade Stadium 32 29 39 Oct 24, 1981 Fitton Field 24 34 40 Nov 3, 1973 Palmer Stadium 7 6 20 Nov 11, 1972 Brown Stadium 28 48 19 Oct 18, 1913 Franklin Field 0 28 80 Sept 23, 1995 Brown Stadium 31 28 40 Oct 23, 1982 Brown Stadium 6 17 41 Nov 2, 1974 Brown Stadium 17 13 21 Nov 10, 1973 Schoellkopf Field 17 7 20 Oct 10, 1925 Brown Field 0 9 81 Sept 28, 1996 Meade Stadium 13 28 41 Oct 22, 1983 Fitton Field 10 31 42 Nov 1, 1975 Palmer Stadium 24 16 22 Nov 9, 1974 Brown Stadium 16 8 21 Oct 8, 1927 Franklin Field 6 14 82 Oct 18, 1997 Brown Stadium 23 15 42 Oct 27, 1984 Brown Stadium 17 38 43 Oct 2, 1976 Palmer Stadium 13 7 23 Nov 8, 1975 Schoellkopf Field 45 23 22 Oct 24, 1936 Franklin Field 6 48 83 Oct 3, 1998 Meade Stadium 16 44 43 Oct 25, 1985 Fitton Field 20 20 44 Oct 1, 1977 Brown Stadium 10 7 24 Oct 16, 1976 Schoellkopf Field 28 12 23 Sept 29, 1945 Franklin Field 0 50 84 Oct 16, 1999 Brown Stadium 27 25 44 Oct 25, 1986 Brown Stadium 7 22 45 Oct 7, 1978 Palmer Stadium 44 16 25 Oct 15, 1977 Brown Stadium 21 3 24 Nov 11, 1950 Franklin Field 0 50 85 Sept 30, 2000 Meade Stadium 29 19 45 Oct 24, 1987 Fitton Field 0 41 46 Oct 6, 1979 Brown Stadium 31 12 26 Oct 21, 1978 Schoellkopf Field 21 13 25 Oct 20, 1956 Franklin Field 7 14 86 Sept 29, 2001 Brown Stadium 38 42 46 Oct 22, 1988 Brown Stadium 14 35 47 Oct 4, 1980 Palmer Stadium 28 11 27 Oct 20, 1979 Brown Stadium 28 7 26 Oct 19, 1957 Brown Stadium 20 7 87 Oct 5, 2002 Meade Stadium 28 38 47 Oct 28, 1989 Fitton Field 13 49 48 Oct 3, 1981 Brown Stadium 17 20 28 Oct 18, 1980 Schoellkopf Field 32 25 27 Oct 18, 1958 Franklin Field 20 21 88 Oct 4, 2003 Brown Stadium 9 27 48 Oct 13, 1990 Brown Stadium 0 55 49 Oct 2, 1982 Palmer Stadium 23 28 29 Oct 17, 1981 Brown Stadium 9 14 28 Oct 17, 1959 Franklin Field 9 36 89 Oct 2, 2004 Meade Stadium 20 13 49 Oct 19, 1991 Fitton Field 28 42 50 Oct 1, 1983 Brown Stadium 16 27 30 Oct 16, 1982 Schoellkopf Field 38 19 29 Oct 15, 1960 Franklin Field 7 36 90 Oct 1, 2005 Brown Stadium 45 35 50 Oct 15, 1994 Brown Stadium 20 18 51 Oct 6, 1984 Palmer Stadium 32 30 31 Oct 15, 1983 Brown Stadium 14 3 30 Oct 21, 1961 Franklin Field 0 7 91 Sept 30, 2006 Meade Stadium 21 28 51 Sept 30, 1995 Fitton Field 37 14 52 Oct 5, 1985 Brown Stadium 17 0 32 Oct 20, 1984 Schoellkopf Field 13 9 31 Oct 20, 1962 Franklin Field 15 18 92 Sept 29, 2007 Brown Stadium 42 49(2OT) 52 Oct 7, 2006 Fitton Field 30 35 53 Oct 4, 1986 Palmer Stadium 24 10 33 Oct 19, 1985 Brown Stadium 22 0 32 Oct 19, 1963 Brown Stadium 41 13 93 Oct 4, 2008 Meade Stadium 13 37 53 Oct 6, 2007 Brown Stadium 37 48 54 Oct 3, 1987 Brown Stadium 13 7 34 Oct 18, 1986 Schoellkopf Field 9 27 33 Oct 3, 1964 Brown Stadium 3 0

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions 34 Oct 2, 1965 Franklin Field 0 7 11 Oct 11, 1902 Andrews Field 0 10 103 Sept 19, 1998 Brown Stadium 28 30 42 Oct 17, 1964 Memorial Field 14 24 10 Nov 30, 1940 Brown Stadium 0 0 35 Oct 1, 1966 Brown Stadium 0 20 12 Nov 5, 1904 0 22 104 Sept 18, 1999 Yale Bowl 25 24 43 Oct 16, 1965 Brown Stadium 9 35 11 Oct 4, 1941 Baker Field 6 13 36 Oct 7, 1967 Franklin Field 7 28 13 Nov 11, 1905 Yale Field 0 11 105 Nov 4, 2000 Brown Stadium 28 14 44 Oct 15, 1966 Memorial Field 14 49 12 Oct 10, 1942 Brown Stadium 28 1 37 Oct 5, 1968 Brown Stadium 13 17 14 Nov 10, 1906 Yale Field 0 5 106 Nov 3, 2001 Yale Bowl 37 34 45 Oct 21, 1967 Brown Stadium 6 41 13 Nov 18, 1944 Brown Stadium 12 0 38 Oct 4, 1969 Franklin Field 2 23 15 Nov 9, 1907 Yale Field 0 22 107 Nov 9, 2002 Brown Stadium 27 31 46 Oct 19, 1968 Memorial Field 0 48 14 Oct 27, 1945 Baker Field 6 27 39 Oct 3, 1970 Brown Stadium 9 17 16 Nov 7, 1908 Yale Field 10 10 108 Nov 8, 2003 Yale Bowl 55 44 47 Oct 18, 1969 Brown Stadium 13 38 15 Nov 19, 1949 Brown Stadium 16 7 40 Oct 2, 1971 Franklin Field 16 17 17 Nov 6, 1909 Yale Field 0 23 109 Nov 6, 2004 Brown Stadium 24 17 48 Oct 17, 1970 Memorial Field 14 42 16 Nov 25, 1950 Baker Field 0 33 41 Oct 7, 1972 Brown Stadium 28 20 18 Nov 5, 1910 Yale Field 21 0 110 Nov 5, 2005 Yale Bowl 38 21 49 Oct 16, 1971 Brown Stadium 7 10 17 Nov 24, 1951 Brown Stadium 14 29 42 Oct 6, 1973 Franklin Field 20 28 19 Nov 11, 1911 Yale Field 0 15 111 Nov 4, 2006 Brown Stadium 24 27 50 Oct 21, 1972 Memorial Field 20 49 18 Nov 22, 1952 Baker Field 0 14 43 Oct 5, 1974 Brown Stadium 9 14 20 Nov 9, 1912 Yale Field 0 10 112 Nov 3, 2007 Yale Bowl 7 17 51 Oct 20, 1973 Brown Stadium 16 28 19 Sept 25, 1954 Baker Field 18 7 44 Oct 4, 1975 Franklin Field 17 8 21 Nov 8, 1913 Yale Field 0 17 113 Nov 8, 2008 Brown Stadium 3 13 52 Oct 19, 1974 Brown Stadium 6 7 20 Sept 24, 1955 Brown Stadium 12 14 45 Oct 9, 1976 Brown Stadium 6 7 22 Nov 7, 1914 Yale Bowl 6 14 Known Sites: 53 Oct 18, 1975 Memorial Field 10 10 21 Sept 29, 1956 Baker Field 20 0 46 Oct 8, 1977 Franklin Field 7 14 23 Nov 6, 1915 Yale Bowl 3 0 Andrews Field (Providence, R.I.) 54 Nov 6, 1976 Brown Stadium 35 21 22 Sept 28, 1957 Brown Stadium 20 23 47 Oct 14, 1978 Brown Stadium 14 0 24 Nov 11, 1916 Yale Bowl 21 6 Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) 55 Nov 5, 1977 Memorial Field 13 10 23 Sept 27, 1958 Baker Field 22 0 48 Oct 13, 1979 Franklin Field 24 18 25 Nov 8, 1919 Yale Bowl 0 14 Lincoln Field (Providence, R.I.) 56 Nov 11, 1978 Brown Stadium 21 31 24 Sept 26, 1959 Brown Stadium 6 21 49 Oct 11, 1980 Brown Stadium 42 22 26 Nov 6, 1920 Yale Bowl 10 14 Yale Bowl (New Haven, Conn.) 57 Nov 10, 1979 Memorial Field 10 24 25 Sept 24, 1960 Baker Field 0 37 50 Oct 10, 1981 Franklin Field 26 24 27 Oct 29, 1921 Yale Bowl 7 45 58 Nov 15, 1980 Brown Stadium 24 28 26 Sept 30, 1961 Brown Stadium 0 50 51 Oct 9, 1982 Brown Stadium 21 24 28 Nov 4, 1922 Yale Bowl 0 20 Yale Field (New Haven, Conn.) 59 Nov 14, 1981 Memorial Field 13 38 27 Sept 29, 1962 Baker Field 20 22 52 Oct 8, 1983 Franklin Field 24 24 29 Oct 27, 1923 Yale Bowl 0 21 60 Nov 13, 1982 Brown Stadium 16 22 28 Sept 28, 1963 Brown Stadium 14 41 53 Oct 13, 1984 Brown Stadium 14 41 30 Oct 25, 1924 Yale Bowl 3 13 61 Nov 12, 1983 Memorial Field 25 7 29 Nov 21, 1964 Baker Field 7 0 54 Oct 12, 1985 Franklin Field 14 17 31 Oct 24, 1925 Brown Field 7 20 62 Nov 10, 1984 Brown Stadium 11 27 30 Nov 20, 1965 Brown Stadium 51 7 55 Oct 11, 1986 Brown Stadium 0 34 32 Oct 23, 1926 Yale Bowl 7 0 Dartmouth 63 Nov 16, 1985 Memorial Field 22 0 31 Nov 19, 1966 Baker Field 38 40 56 Oct 10, 1987 Franklin Field 17 38 33 Oct 15, 1927 Yale Bowl 0 19 SERIES FACTS 64 Nov 15, 1986 Brown Stadium 21 21 32 Nov 25, 1967 Brown Stadium 14 7 57 Oct 8, 1988 Brown Stadium 0 10 34 Oct 20, 1928 Yale Bowl 14 32 65 Nov 14, 1987 Memorial Field 19 0 33 Nov 23, 1968 Baker Field 20 46 58 Oct 14, 1989 Franklin Field 30 32 35 Oct 19, 1929 Yale Bowl 6 14 Series Record: Dartmouth leads, 66 Nov 12, 1988 Brown Stadium 24 37 34 Nov 22, 1969 Brown Stadium 3 18 59 Oct 20, 1990 Brown Stadium 24 17 36 Oct 18, 1930 Yale Bowl 0 21 53-28-4 67 Nov 11, 1989 Memorial Field 6 12 35 Nov 21, 1970 Baker Field 17 12 60 Oct 26, 1991 Franklin Field 19 28 37 Oct 15, 1932 Yale Bowl 7 2 First Game: 1894 68 Nov 10, 1990 Brown Stadium 0 29 36 Nov 20, 1971 Brown Stadium 6 24 61 Oct 24, 1992 Brown Stadium 0 38 38 Oct 21, 1933 Yale Bowl 6 14 Last Brown Win: 2008, 45-16 69 Nov 16, 1991 Memorial Field 13 45 37 Nov 25, 1972 Baker Field 12 28 62 Oct 23, 1993 Franklin Field 9 34 39 Oct 20, 1934 Yale Bowl 0 37 Last Dartmouth Win: 2006, 19-13 70 Nov 14, 1992 Brown Stadium 28 51 38 Nov 24, 1973 Brown Stadium 37 14 63 Oct 22, 1994 Brown Stadium 0 24 40 Nov 9, 1935 Yale Bowl 0 20 Current Series Streak: Brown, 2 games 71 Nov 13, 1993 Memorial Field 16 39 39 Nov 23, 1974 Baker Field 28 19 64 Oct 21, 1995 Franklin Field 21 58 41 Nov 7, 1936 Yale Bowl 6 14 Longest Series Streak: Brown, 6 games/ 72 Nov 12, 1994 Brown Stadium 27 14 40 Nov 22, 1975 Brown Stadium 48 13 65 Oct 26, 1996 Brown Stadium 27 21 42 Nov 6, 1937 Yale Bowl 0 19 73 Nov 11, 1995 Memorial Field 7 10 41 Nov 13, 1976 Baker Field 28 17 66 Oct 25, 1997 Franklin Field * 10 31 43 Nov 5, 1938 Yale Bowl 14 20 Dartmouth, 15 games 74 Nov 16, 1996 Brown Stadium 24 27 42 Nov 12, 1977 Brown Stadium 21 14 67 Oct 24, 1998 Brown Stadium 58 51 44 Nov 11, 1939 Yale Bowl 14 14 Last Shutout by Brown: 1987, 19-0 75 Nov 15, 1997 Memorial Field 7 13 43 Nov 18, 1978 Baker Field 24 12 68 Oct 23, 1999 Franklin Field 44 37 45 Nov 2, 1940 Yale Bowl 6 2 Last Shutout by Dartmouth: 1990, 76 Nov 14, 1998 Brown Stadium 28 21 44 Nov 17, 1979 Brown Stadium 31 14 69 Oct 28, 2000 Franklin Field 38 41 46 Nov 1, 1941 Yale Bowl 7 0 29-0 77 Nov 13, 1999 Memorial Field 35 28 45 Nov 22, 1980 Baker Field 31 13 70 Oct 27, 2001 Brown Stadium 14 27 47 Oct 31, 1942 Yale Bowl 0 27 Last Tie: 1986, 21-21 78 Nov 11, 2000 Memorial Field 34 26 46 Nov 21, 1981 Brown Stadium 23 20 71 Nov 2, 2002 Franklin Field 7 31 48 Nov 6, 1943 Yale Bowl 21 20 Most Points Scored by Brown: 56 in 79 Nov 10, 2001 Brown Stadium 41 16 47 Nov 20, 1982 Baker Field 35 21 72 Nov 1, 2003 Brown Stadium 21 24 49 Nov 11, 1944 Yale Bowl 0 13 2007 (56-35) 80 Nov 16, 2002 Memorial Field 21 18 48 Nov 19, 1983 Brown Stadium 42 36 73 Oct 30, 2004 Franklin Field 16 20 50 Nov 10, 1945 Yale Bowl 20 7 81 Nov 15, 2003 Brown Stadium 26 21 49 Nov 17, 1984 Wien Stadium 28 14 74 Oct 29, 2005 Brown Stadium 34 20 51 Nov 9, 1946 Yale Bowl 0 49 Most Points Scored by Dartmouth: 62 82 Nov 13, 2004 Memorial Field 7 20 50 Nov 23, 1985 Brown Stadium 34 0 75 Oct 28, 2006 Franklin Field (OT) 30 27 52 Nov 8, 1947 Yale Bowl 20 14 in 1903 (62-0) 83 Nov.12, 2005 Brown Stadium 24 14 51 Nov 22, 1986 Wien Stadium 45 7 76 Oct 27, 2007 Brown Stadium 31 17 53 Sept 25, 1948 Yale Bowl 13 28 Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 91 84 Nov 11, 2006 Memorial Field (OT) 13 19 52 Nov 21, 1987 Brown Stadium 19 16 77 Nov 1, 2008 Franklin Field 34 27 54 Nov 5, 1949 Yale Bowl 14 0 (56-35 Brown in 2007) 85 Nov 10, 2007 Brown Stadium 56 35 53 Nov 19, 1988 Wien Stadium 13 31 *Penn forfeited 1997 game for using an ineligible player 55 Sept 30, 1950 Yale Bowl 12 36 Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 29 86 Nov 15, 2008 Memorial Field 45 16 54 Nov 18, 1989 Brown Stadium 41 28 Known Sites: 56 Oct 6, 1951 Yale Bowl 14 13 (45-16, 2008) Known Sites: 55 Nov 17, 1990 Wien Stadium 17 0 Andrews Field (Providence, R.I.) 57 Oct 4, 1952 Yale Bowl 0 28 Largest Margin of Victory by Dartmouth: Andrews Field (Providence, R.I.) 56 Nov 23, 1991 Brown Stadium 28 23 Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) 58 Oct 3, 1953 Yale Bowl 0 13 62 (62-0, 1903) Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) 57 Nov 21, 1992 Wien Stadium 28 34 Franklin Field (Philadelphia, Pa.) 59 Oct 2, 1954 Yale Bowl 24 26 Lincoln Field (Providence, R.I.) 58 Nov 20, 1993 Brown Stadium 28 23 Lincoln Field (Providence, R.I.) 60 Oct 1, 1955 Yale Bowl 20 27 Memorial Field (Hanover, N.H.) 59 Nov 19, 1994 Wien Stadium 59 27 61 Oct 6, 1956 Yale Bowl 2 20 SERIES RECORD (28-53-4) 60 Nov 18, 1995 Brown Stadium 33 14 62 Oct 5, 1957 Yale Bowl 21 20 No Date Location B D Hampden Field (Springfield, MA) 61 Nov 23, 1996 Wien Stadium 27 31 63 Oct 4, 1958 Brown Stadium 35 29 1 Nov 24, 1894 Hanover, N.H. 20 4 62 Nov 22, 1997 Brown Stadium 42 11 64 Oct 3, 1959 Yale Bowl 0 17 2 Nov 28, 1895 Lincoln Field 10 4 63 Nov 21, 1998 Wien Stadium 10 3 Yale 65 Oct 1, 1960 Yale Bowl 0 9 3 Oct 31, 1896 Lincoln Field 10 10 64 Nov 20, 1999 Brown Stadium 23 6 66 Oct 7, 1961 Yale Bowl 3 14 4 Nov 19, 1898 Lincoln Field 12 0 Columbia 65 Nov 18, 2000 Brown Stadium 45 27 SERIES FACTS 5 Nov 25, 1899 Lincoln Field 16 5 Series Record: Yale leads, 77-31-5 67 Oct 6, 1962 Brown Stadium 6 6 SERIES FACTS 66 Nov 17, 2001 Wien Stadium 45 21 68 Oct 5, 1963 Yale Bowl 12 7 6 Nov 29, 1900 Andrews Field 12 5 67 Nov 23, 2002 Brown Stadium 35 28 First Game: 1880 69 Oct 10, 1964 Yale Bowl 7 15 7 Nov 23, 1901 Andrews Field 0 22 Series Record: Brown leads, 47-24-2 68 Nov 22, 2003 Wien Stadium 42 10 Last Brown Win: 2005, 38-21 70 Oct 9, 1965 Brown Stadium 0 3 8 Nov 27, 1902 Andrews Field 6 12 First Game: 1902 69 Nov 20, 2004 Brown Stadium 33 21 Last Yale Win: 2008, 13-3 71 Oct 8, 1966 Yale Bowl 0 24 9 Nov 21, 1903 Andrews Field 0 62 Last Brown Win: 2008, 41-10 70 Nov 19, 2005 Wien Stadium 52 21 Current Series Streak: Yale, 3 games 72 Oct 14, 1967 Brown Stadium 0 35 10 Nov 19, 1904 Andrews Field 5 12 Last Columbia Win: 2006, 22-21 71 Nov 18, 2006 Brown Stadium 21 22 Longest Series Streak: Brown, 3 games/ 73 Oct 12, 1968 Yale Bowl 13 35 11 Nov 25, 1905 6 24 Current Series Streak: Brown, 2 games 72 Nov 17, 2007 Wien Stadium 30 22 74 Oct 11, 1969 Brown Stadium 13 27 12 Nov 24, 1906 Andrews Field 23 0 73 Nov 22, 2008 Brown Stadium 41 10 Yale, 9 games 13 Nov 29, 1917 Andrews Field 13 0 Longest Series Streak: Brown, 15 Last Shutout by Brown: 1949, 14-0 75 Oct 10, 1970 Yale Bowl 0 28 games/Columbia, 5 games Known Sites: 76 Oct 9, 1971 Brown Stadium 10 17 14 Nov 24, 1918 Andrews Field 28 0 Last Shutout by Yale: 1996, 30-0 15 Nov 15, 1919 Andrews Field 7 6 Last Shutout by Brown: 1990, 17-0 Baker Field (New York, N.Y.) 77 Oct 14, 1972 Yale Bowl 19 53 Brown Stadium (Providence, R.I.) Last Tie: 1988, 24-24 78 Oct 13, 1973 Brown Stadium 34 25 16 Nov 20, 1920 Andrews Field 6 14 Last Shutout by Columbia: 1960, 50-0 Most Points Scored by Brown: 55 in 17 Nov 25, 1922 Andrews Field 0 7 Last Tie: 1940, 0-0 Manhattan Field (New York, N.Y.) 79 Oct 12, 1974 Yale Bowl 0 24 Lawrence A. Wien Stadium (New York, N.Y.) 2003 (55-44) 80 Oct 11, 1975 Brown Stadium 27 12 18 Nov 10, 1923 Andrews Field 14 16 Most Points Scored by Brown: 59 in Most Points Scored by Yale: 53 in 1972 81 Sept 18, 1976 Brown Stadium 14 6 19 Nov 1, 1924 Memorial Field 3 10 1994 (59-27) 82 Sept 17, 1977 Yale Bowl 9 10 20 Oct 31, 1925 Brown Field 0 14 (53-19) 21 Oct 30, 1926 Memorial Field 10 0 Most Points Scored by Columbia: 50 in Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 99 83 Sept 23, 1978 Brown Stadium 0 21 1961 (50-0) 84 Sept 22, 1979 Yale Bowl 12 13 22 Nov 5, 1927 Brown Stadium 7 19 (55-44, Brown, 2003) 85 Sept 20, 1980 Brown Stadium 17 45 23 Nov 10, 1928 Memorial Field 14 0 Most Points Scored by Both Teams: 86 Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 38 86 Sept 19, 1981 Yale Bowl 7 28 24 Nov 9, 1929 Brown Stadium 6 13 (59-27, Brown, 1994) (52-14, 1997) 87 Sept 18, 1982 Brown Stadium 28 21 25 Oct 19, 1935 Brown Stadium 0 41 Largest Margin of Victory by Brown: 44 Largest Margin of Victory by Yale: 49 88 Sept 17, 1983 Yale Bowl 26 24 26 Oct 17, 1936 Memorial Field 0 34 (51-7, 1965) (49-0, 1946) 89 Sept 22, 1984 Brown Stadium 27 14 27 Oct 16, 1937 Brown Stadium 0 41 Largest Margin of Victory by Columbia: 90 Sept 21, 1985 Yale Bowl 9 10 28 Oct 15, 1938 Memorial Field 13 34 29 Nov 23, 1940 Brown Stadium 6 20 50 (50-0, 1960) SERIES RECORD (31-77-5) 91 Sept 20, 1986 Brown Stadium 21 7 92 Sept 19, 1987 Yale Bowl 17 7 30 Oct 28, 1944 Brown Stadium 13 14 No Date Location B Y 31 Oct 19, 1946 Brown Stadium 20 13 SERIES RECORD (47-24-2) 1 Nov 13, 1880 New Haven, CT 0-0-11 8-5-1 93 Sept 17, 1988 Brown Stadium 24 24 No Date Location B C 94 Sept 16, 1989 Yale Bowl 3 12 32 Oct 18, 1947 Memorial Field 10 13 2 Oct 4, 1893 Yale Field 0 18 33 Oct 8, 1955 Brown Stadium 7 0 1 Nov 8, 1902 Manhattan Field 28 0 3 Oct 3, 1894 Yale Field 0 28 95 Sept 15, 1990 Brown Stadium 21 27 2 Nov 27, 1919 New York, N.Y. 7 7 96 Sept 21, 1991 Yale Bowl 20 36 34 Oct 13, 1956 Brown Stadium 7 14 4 Nov 3, 1894 Lincoln Field 0 12 35 Oct 12, 1957 Memorial Field 0 35 3 Nov 15, 1930 Brown Stadium 6 0 5 Oct 2, 1895 Yale Field 0 4 97 Sept 19, 1992 Brown Stadium 17 22 4 Nov 14, 1931 Baker Field 7 9 98 Sept 18, 1993 Yale Bowl 12 3 36 Oct 11, 1958 Brown Stadium 0 20 6 Nov 9, 1895 Adelaide Park 6 6 37 Oct 10, 1959 Memorial Field 0 0 5 Nov 12, 1932 Brown Stadium 7 6 7 Oct 7, 1896 Yale Field 0 18 99 Sept 17, 1994 Brown Stadium 16 27 6 Nov 10, 1934 Brown Stadium 0 39 100 Sept 16, 1995 Yale Bowl 38 42 38 Oct 8, 1960 Brown Stadium 0 20 8 Nov 7, 1896 Lincoln Field 6 18 39 Oct 14, 1961 Memorial Field 0 34 7 Nov 23, 1935 Baker Field 0 18 9 Oct 20, 1897 Yale Field 14 18 101 Sept 21, 1996 Brown Stadium 0 30 8 Oct 23, 1937 Baker Field 7 6 102 Sept 20, 1997 Yale Bowl 52 14 40 Oct 13, 1962 Brown Stadium 0 41 10 Oct 19, 1898 Yale Field 6 22 41 Oct 12, 1963 Memorial Field 7 14 9 Nov 26, 1938 Baker Field 36 27

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290993.FBMG_10.P.indd 61 7/27/09 4:20:22 PM History2008 Ivy League Champions

Bob Hall ’66

Paul Choquette, Jr ’60

Joe Paterno ’50 Sean Morey ’99

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2008 Ivy League Champions November 13, 1878 - Brown plays its first September 29, 1906 - The game of intercollegiate football, traveling was legalized for the 1906 season and QB to Amherst to do battle with the Lord Vic Schwartz throws Brown’s first pass in Jeffs. the opener against New Hampshire. October 8,1892 - Brown plays its first November 24, 1906 - Halfback Johnny on-campus game, beating WPI 8-4 on Mahew scores twice on spectacular runs Lincoln Field. in a 23-0 victory over Dartmouth and November 29, 1894 - The first Thanksgiving becomes the first Brown player named to Day game in Brown’s history, a 20-4 victory Walter Camp’s All-America first team. over MIT at Adelaide Park, Providence. September 26, 1908 - QB Bill Sprackling 1894 Season - Paced by its first set of completes first Brown TD pass, a touchdown twins, William Burr Hopkins 40-yarder to end Spike Dennie vs. New and Charles D. Millard, Brown finishes Hampshire. the season 10-4 and is ranked fifth in November 5, 1910 - Sprackling has the nation. the greatest day of any Brown back 1896 Season - Brown may not have had the in leading Brown to its first victory best team in the country, but it did have over Yale, 21-0. He kicked three field the richest manager - John D. Rockefeller, goals and accounted for 456 yards. Bob Margarita ’44 Jr. ’97. November 24, 1938 - In a Turkey Day November 6, 1898 - Willie Richardson kicks January 1, 1916 - Brown meets Washington thriller at Baker Field, Irving “Shine” Hall the first Brown field goal in 16-5 victory State in the first official Tournament of scores 27 points in leading Brown to a over the Newton A.C. Roses game in Pasadena, California. 36-27 victory over Columbia and its star, October 4, 1899 - At its new home on Camp November 18, 1916 - Fritz Pollard has Sid Luckman. Street, Brown defeats Tufts 6-0. Andrews two TD’s and gains 140 yards rushing October 10, 1942 - Junior Halfback Bob Field was named for Brown President in leading Brown to its first victory over Margarita sets an all-time Brown record Benjamin Andrews, and remained Brown’s Harvard, 21-0. He later earned first team with 233 yards rushing in 28-21 victory football home until the opening of Brown All-America honors from Walter Camp. over Columbia. Field in 1925. September 26, 1925 - Brown Field opens, November 24, 1949 - Trailing 26-7 November 30, 1899 - In its first intersectional and Brown wins, 33-0, over Rhode Island. with 17 minutes left, Brown rallies to game, Brown meets the University of The stadium was later dedicated at the crush Colgate, 41-26, on Thanksgiving Chicago at Marshall Field on Thanksgiving Yale game before 27,000. A second morning via the running and passing of Day. dedication was held during the Harvard Joe Paterno. game. October 18, 1902 - Capt. Tom Barry scores October 4, 1958 - With fullback Paul all Brown’s points October 23, 1926 - The Brown Iron Men Choquette rushing for 113 yards, Brown on TD runs of 50 team is born as 11 starters play the full beats a strong Yale team, 35-29. and 31 yards and 60 minutes in a 7-0 victory over Yale at on a 28-yard field the Yale Bowl. goal as the Bears November 25, 1926 - Close to 30,000 beat Penn for the see Brown end the season undefeated first time, 15-6, at after battling Colgate to a 10-10 tie on Franklin Field. Thanksgiving Day morning at Brown November 25, Field. 1905 - Brown’s 1932 Season - Brown’s Cinderella team first live bear, meets a previously undefeated opponent Helen, appeared for seven straight weeks. The Bears lost as a Brown mascot their final game on Thanksgiving morning at the Dartmouth to undefeated, untied and unscored upon game in Springfield, Colgate before 33,000, the largest home MA. crowd in Brown history.

Frederick Douglass (Fritz) Pollard ’19 Pete Beatrice ’75

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions September 18, 1999 - Senior James Perry, the Ivy League’s all-time career passer, threw a 14 yard touchdown pass to sophomore David Brookman with 14 seconds remaining, and senior Rob Scholl smashed his way into the end zone for a two point conversion following a blocked extra point, to lead Brown to a 25-24 victory over Yale in New Haven. Brown would go on to share the Ivy League Championship with a 9-1 overall record and 6-1 Ivy mark. Dennis Coleman ’75 November 18, 2000 - Stephen Campbell November 21, 1964 - Brown limits Columbia Rick Vilella ’81 sets an NCAA, I-AA record with 120 and its All-American quarterback Archie career receptions, after making 14 Roberts to five yards in total offense to with three interceptions for 216 yards catches against Columbia. defeat the Lions 7-0 and complete a 5-4 and two TD’s. The 27-14 victory over October 15, 2003 - Brown equals three season. Yale marked John Rosenberg’s debut as NCAA I-AA records when quarterback October 13, 1973 - Using rollout head coach. Kyle Slager completes 20 consecutive quarterback Dennis Coleman the first half September 17, 1988 - Brown kicks off the passes against Rhode Island, tying the and passing quarterback Pete Beatrice Ivy League’s National Television package mark for consecutive completions in a half after intermission, Brown befuddles Yale, on ESPN at home against Yale. and a game, and Chas Gessner makes 24 34-25, for coach John Anderson’s first catches, matching the NCAA record for November 20, 1993 - Freshman Marquis victory. receptions in a game. Jessie sets a single game rushing record November, 1976 - Brown defeats Harvard, by running for 237 yards in 28-23 win November 22, 2003 - Sophomore Dartmouth, and Columbia in the final over Columbia. He later becomes the first runningback Nick Hartigan rushes for three games to gain a share of its first freshman in Ivy League football history to 201 yards against Columbia to establish Ivy League title. earn All-Ivy honors. a new Ivy League sophomore single- season rushing record with 1,498 yards, November 5, 1977 - Ruben Chapa’s 32- December 21, 1993 - Mark Whipple ’79 yard field goal with 9 seconds left gives eclipsing the previous mark of 1,409 returns to Brown as its 18th head football yards by Cornell’s Ed Marinaro in 1969. Brown a 13-10 victory over Dartmouth, coach. its first win in Hanover since 1928. Hartigan’s 149.8 yards per game led November 19, 1994 - In its 1,000th game, the nation. 1978 Season - Centennial Anniversary. Brown sets an NCAA Division 1AA record November 19, 2005 - Brown wins its first November 4, 1978 - Rick Villella snares by scoring 56 second half points as the outright Ivy League Championship with a two-point conversion pass from Mark Bears rally from a 24-3 halftime deficit a 52-21 victory over Columbia before Whipple in the final minutes as Brown to defeat Columbia 59-27 in New York a national television audience at Wein comes from behind to nip Harvard, 31- City. Stadium in . Nick Hartigan 30, in Cambridge. November 22, 1997 - Sean Morey catches sets three Ivy League records and 22 November 5, 1983 10 passes for 152 yards and three Brown records in the victory before a - The Bears touchdowns vs. Columbia and sets Ivy raucous Brown crowd, which packed the battle national League records for single season receiving visitors stands. power Penn yards (1,434), touchdowns in a season November 22, 2008 - Brown’s Class of State before (15), touchdowns in a career (29), and 2009 became the first class in Brown a Brown career reception yards (2,827). football history to win two Ivy League record crowd December 18, 1997 - Phil Estes is named Championships, beating Columbia 41- of 75,000. Brown’s 19th head football coach. 10, at Brown Stadium for the Ivy title. September 22, 1984 October 24, 1998 - The 109 Points scored - Keiron Bigby sets in Brown’s 58-51 win over Penn is the three and ties two most points ever scored in an Ivy League other NCAA records game. The two teams combined for 58 fourth quarter points, an NCAA record. Keiron Bigby ’85

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions The Brown University Athletic Hall of Fame seeks to recog- nize alumni and others who, through outstanding performance and achievement in the field of athletics, have brought special honor to Brown. Selection is based on how each candidate fared against the best possible regional and national competition of his or her era, either in college or after graduation. The Hall of Fame was started in 1971. Those selected in football, beginning in 1892, are...

John H. Lindsey ’92 Charles L. Nelson ’50 Charles McCarthy ’96 John E. Scott ’50 Edward N. Robinson ’96 Gerard E. Walters ’50 Frank E. Smith ’96 Lloyd H. Hill ’51 Everett Colby ’97 Harry Josephson ’55 William B. Hopkins ’97 Peter Kohut ’55 Charles D. Millard ’97 Everett Pearson ’55 David L. Fultz ’98 James P. McGuinness ’56 1949 Team John A. Gammons ’98 T. Donald Thompson ’56 Willis B. Richardson ’99 Frank H. Finney ’59 Thomas A. Barry ’03 Donald J. Warburton ’59 Gustauvas A. Russ ’06 Paul J. Choquette ’60 Frank E. Dennie ’09 John C. Parry, IV ’65 Arthur J. Kirley ’09 Robert A. Seiple ’65 John W. Mayhew ’09 Robert F. Hall ’66 Adrien E. Regnier ’10 Joseph R. Randall ’67 J. Russell McKay ’11 Tyler E. Chase ’73 Charles P. Sisson ’11 Louis J. Regine, III ’73 Brenton G. Smith ’11 Peter R. Beatrice ’75 William E. Sprackling ’12 William Kairit ’75 Russell G. Ashbaugh ’13 William J. Taylor ’75 George M. Crowther ’13 Kevin Slattery ’76 Mark Farnum ’18 Joseph Violante ’76 Furber I. Marshall ’19 1976 Team Frederick D. Pollard ’19 Robert H. Farnham ’77 Clair J. Purdy ’19 Paul Michalko ’77 Joshua A. Weeks ’19 Scott Nelson ’77 Frederick A. Huggins ’21 Michael A. Prairie ’77 Olaf G. H. Oden ’21 Lou Cole ’78 Members of the 1976 Team gather at halftime of Brown’s game against Dartmouth on Bert Shurtleff ’22 Kevin J. Rooney ’78 11/10/01, prior to its induction into the Brown Hall of Fame. Mian Guilian ’23 Ronald A. Brown ’79 Adolph W. Eckstein ’25 Robert F. Forster ’79 Jackson M. Keefer ’25 Michael Lancaster ’79 David Mishel ’27 Mark Whipple ’79 Orland F. Smith ’27 John D. Sinnott ’80 Harold A. Broda ’27 Larry Carbone ’81 Paul H. Hodge ’28 John Prassas ’81 Roy E. Randall ’28 John R. Woodring ’81 E. Thurston Towle ’28 Steven R. Jordan ’82 Albert C. Cornsweet ’29 Harold Landers ’83 Louis Farber ’29 John Daniel ’84 Charles H. Edwards ’30 Joe Potter ’84 Paul F. Mackesey ’32 Theodore J. Moskala, Jr. ’86 Robert P. Chase ’33 James B. Potkul ’86 Thomas F. Gilbane ’33 Walter Cataldo ’88 William J. Gilbane ’33 William Perry ’88 Edmund R. Gilmartin ’33 Michael T. Geroux ’91 Franklin Meadows ’33 Rodd Torbert ’92 Chris Berman ’77 & Dave Zucconi ’55 John Daniel ’84 Joseph E. Buonanno ’34 Sean J. Morey ’99 William J. Karaban ’35 Paul J. Choquette III ’97 Irving A. Hall, Jr. ’39 Marquis L. Jessie ’97 George Larkowich ’39 Jason McCullough ’97 Spencer C. Manrodt ’40 John J. McLaughry ’40 Thomas V. ’40 Specials Bronislaw J. Stepczyk ’41 Paul Swaffield ’16 Robert B. Priestley ’42 Ernie Savignano ’42 Arnold M. Soloway ’42 John F. “Jay” Barry ’50 Jay Fidler ’43 Joe Paterno ’50 Henry R. Margarita ’44 Dave Zucconi ’55 Daniel G. Savage ’44 Chris Berman ’77 Charles D. Tiedemann ’46 Louis J. Regine ’48 Head Coaches Edward J. Finn ’49 John W. Heisman ’91 William F. McClellan ’49 “Tuss” McLaughry 1949 Team W. ’17 Donald R. Colo ’50 Charles A. “Rip” Engle Milt Hodosh ’50 John Anderson Frederick A. Kozak ’50 Lou Regine ’48 William J. Gilbane ’33

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Tight Ends (2) Paul Choquette, III ’97 - first team All-American as a senior; first team All-Ivy; All-New England selection; played in the Blue-Gray College All-Star Game. Steve Jordan ’82 - two-time first team All-Ivy selec- tion; All-New England; held Brown record for receiving yards in a game (188 vs. Penn) when he graduated; went on to be a six-time All-Pro with the ; Brown Athletic Hall of Fame. Offensive Line (10) Louis Farber ’29 - started on the famed 1926 Iron Men team as a sophomore; two-time All-American; member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; coach Tuss McLaughry described him as, “tough, aggres- sive and smart.” Thomas Gilbane ’33 - All-American; member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; center for Brown’s 1932 “Cinderella” team that met and defeated previously unbeaten opponents for seven con- secutive weeks; starting center in the East-West All-Star Game. Drew Inzer ’01 - first team All-Ivy selection; honorable The Brown Athletic Department in conjunction with Michael Malan ’02 - Brown’s all-time career rusher mention All-American; captain of the 1999 team; the Brown Football Association and the Brown Sports with 3,266 yards; two-time first team All-Ivy; played professional football for the Jacksonville Foundation, announced its 125th Anniversary Football Brown record holder for single season rushing Jaguars and earned a Super Bowl ring with the Team on November 1, 2003 recognizing the greatest (1,213 yards), and single game rushing (267 . 50 players in Brown football. yards); All-American; Brown’s all-time career Paul Mackesey ’32 - oldest living Brown football The announcement of the team came at a gala dinner scoring leader. All-Decade Team member; All-American selection; of more that 680 at the Westin Hotel in Providence, Fritz Pollard ’19 - Walter Camp first team All- member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; two- hosted by ESPN’s Chris Berman ’77, the former radio American, and first African-American All-American time All-East and All-American selection; former voice of Brown Football “Bruins.” More than 1,500 back; first African-American to play in the Rose Brown Athletic Director. alumni and fans voted for the 125th Anniversary team Bowl (1916); member of the Brown Athletic Hall Bob Mangiacotti ’84 - first team All-Ivy selection; via the internet and mail-in ballots. of Fame; went on to become the first African- three-year starter for the Bears; earned the Brown American quarterback and head coach in the Football Association award as Brown’s top offensive National Football League. lineman as a senior. Jim McGuinness ’56 - member of the Brown Athletic Offense Hall of Fame; named to the All-Ivy Team of the Wide Receivers (4) Decade; All-American selection as a senior. Stephen Campbell ’01 - holds NCAA record for single Quarterbacks (2) season receptions with 120; Walter Camp First Lou Regine ’48 - All-American; All-New England se- Robert Hall ’66 - Bulger Lowe Award winner as the Team All-American; Bulger Lowe Award winner as lection; member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; Outstanding Player in New England; first team the top player in New England; three-time first team 1947 team captain; coach Skip Staley said, “Lou All-Ivy; All-American selection in 1965; said coach All-Ivy; Brown’s all-time punt return leader; holds was a superb downfield blocker…and inspired his JJ McLaughry in 1965, “I’d have to say he’s the Ivy League record with 305 receptions. teammates to perform to their full potential.” best offensive player I’ve seen at Brown. And that John Sinnott ’80 - two-time first team All-Ivy selec- goes back to 1926.” Robert Farnham ’77 - two-time first team All-Ivy se- lection; member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; tion; member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; James Perry ’00 - Ivy League Player of the Year; Holds honorable mention All-American; two-time All-New named to the Ivy League Silver Anniversary Team; 10 Ivy League passing records, including the career England and All-ECAC selection; Brown’s all-time All-New England and All-ECAC selection; went passing mark of 9,294 yards; Bulger Lowe Award reception leader when he graduated; led the Ivy on to a successful NFL career with several teams winner as the Outstanding Player in New England; League in receptions in 1975 and 1976. including the NY Giants and Baltimore Colts. three-time first team All-Ivy; NE Sportswriters Gold Orland Smith ’27 - played on the famed 1926 Iron Helmet of the Year. Chas Gessner ’03 - tied NCAA record with 24 recep- tions vs. Rhode Island; two-time first team All-Ivy; Men team; member of the Brown Athletic Hall led nation in receiving for two consecutive seasons; of Fame; selected by Rice as an All- first team All-American; Walter Payton Award final- American tackle in 1926; went on to play in the Backs (4) National Football League; coach Tuss McLaughry Paul Choquette, Jr. ’60 - two-time first team All-Ivy; ist as the nation’s top I-AA player; ranks second in the Ivy League record book with 292 receptions. described him as a player who, “always went for named to Ivy League Silver Anniversary team; the jugular.” Brown’s all-time career rusher when he graduated; Sean Morey ’99 - Ivy League Player of the Year honorable mention All-American; member of the (1997) and Rookie of the Year (1995); only Brown Don Warburton ’59 - two-time first team All-Ivy; Brown Athletic Hall of Fame. football player to have his number retired (#24); two-time All-American selection; member of the First Team All-American; three-time first team Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; named to the All-Ivy Jackson Keefer ’25 - two-time Walter Camp third Team of the Decade. team All-American; electrifying runner who is a All-Ivy; holds five Ivy League receiving records, member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; scored including reception yards (3,850) and touchdown 106 points in only two seasons; went on to play for receptions (39). Dayton in the National Football League.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions David Zucconi ’55 - member of the Brown Athletic John Daniel ’84 - three-time All-Ivy selection; member Defense Hall of Fame; he was a fleet-footed runner who of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; co-captain in provided spirited leadership on both sides of the 1983; ECAC All-Star; three-year starter at middle Defensive Backs (8) ball; called “Mr. Brown” for his selfless commit- guard, who averaged over 80 tackles a season. Ron Brown ’79 - two-time first team All-Ivy; member ment to Brown. Brendan Finneran ’97 - three-time All-Ivy player who of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; two-time All- was a two-time first team All-Ivy selection; four-year New England choice; his 115 career tackles caused starter who is considered the first freshman to ever coach John Anderson to call him, “the best safety Linebackers (6) start for Brown. I ever had;” All-East selection; he is currently Lou Cole ’78 - member of the Brown Athletic Hall Mike Lancaster ’79 - first team All-Ivy selection; a coaching at the University of . of Fame; led the Bears with 83 tackles in 1977; All-Ivy selection; NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship tackle who coach John Anderson said, “he’s a Walt Cataldo ’88 - two-time first team All-Ivy se- award winner; Rhodes Scholarship nominee. great pass rusher, who has strength and excellent lection; ranks seventh in all-time Brown career quickness;” made 54 tackles as a junior and 62 interceptions; two-time All-American; All-ECAC Milton Hodosh ’50 - All-East, All-New England and tackles as a senior. and All New England selection. honorable mention All-American; member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; started every game Ted Moskala ’86 - first team All-Ivy selection; football John McLaughry ’40 - two-time All-American; mem- for four years. team tri-captain as a senior; All-American; member ber of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; Grantland of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; Rice called McLaughry, “the best defensive back Joe Karcutskie ’98 - two-time All-American; two-time Bill Perry ’88 - two-time first team All-Ivy selection; in the East in 1938;” played in the East-West All-Ivy selection; his 137 tackles in 1996 is an all- member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; Joslin Shrine Game; All-East selection; captained the time Brown record; finished his career as Brown’s Award winner; All-American selection. College All-Stars to a victory over the New York al-time career tackler with 404 tackles. Football Giants. Scott Nelson ’77 - member of the Brown Athletic Hall Gil Robertshaw ’58 - named to the first official All-Ivy team (first team) in 1956; All-American selection Greg Parker ’97 - first team All-Ivy selection; co- of Fame; led the Bears with 93 tackles for Brown’s as a senior. holder with Joe Paterno of the Brown record for 1976 Ivy Championship team; NCAA Postgraduate interceptions in career with 14; All-New England Scholarship winner. Kevin Rooney ’78 - first team All-Ivy selection; mem- selection. John Prassas ’81 - member of the Brown Athletic ber of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; All-ECAC and All-New England selection; played in the 1979 Roderic Parson ’99 - first team All-American; All-Ivy Hall of Fame; considered the “unsung hero” of Can/Am Bowl. selection for the Bears; ranks fourth in all-time the football team; went on to play for the Calgary Brown career interceptions; holds the Brown record Stampede of the CFL for two years. for interceptions in a season (8 in 1997). John Woodring ’81 - member of the Brown Athletic Joe Paterno ’50 - co-holds Brown record for intercep- Hall of Fame; his 135 tackles in 1980 rank second tions in a season with 14; his 350 punt return in the Brown record book; Named to the Ivy League Special Teams yards still ranks third in the Brown record book; Silver Anniversary Team; All-American selection; member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; his All-East honoree; went on to enjoy a successful Punters (2) 290 interception return yards are first in the Brown five-year NFL career with the . Alex Kos ’88 - three-time All-Ivy selection; All-Amer- record book; went on to become the legendary head ican; ranks sixth in all-time Brown career punting coach at Penn State. average; led the Ivy League in punting in 1987. Roy “Red” Randall ’28 - was the on-field leader of the Defensive Line (8) Joe Randall ’67 - two-time first team All-Ivy; member famed 1926 Iron Men team; member of the Brown Don Colo ’50 - member of the Brown Athletic Hall of the Ivy League Silver Anniversary Team; member Athletic Hall of Fame; Captain of the 1927 team; of Fame; went on to enjoy a successful NFL ca- of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; holds Brown AP All-American. reer with the , winning a World record with 82 yard punt; holds the Brown record Championship and serving seven years as team for career punting average; also holds Brown captain. records for punting average in a season (42.7 in 1966) and in a game (57.0). Place Kickers (2) Jose Violante ’76 - three-time first team All-Ivy selec- tion; member of the Brown Athletic Hall of Fame; member of the Ivy League Silver Anniversary Team; has four of the top five longest field goals in the Brown record book; his 51 yard field goal vs. Penn is seventh best in Ivy League history. Bob Warden ’95 - first team All-Ivy selection; As- sociated Press 3rd Team All-American; holds Brown record for field goals in a season with 14 in 1994. Return Specialists (2) Joe Jamiel ’80 - ranks 8th in all-time Brown punt return yards; led the Ivy League in kickoff return average in 1977. Dave Jollin ’68 - holds the Brown record for punt return yards in a game (164 vs. URI in 1966); ranks 9th in all-time Brown kickoff return yards, and 4th in all-time punt return yards; His 86 yard punt return is third in the Brown record book. Paul Mackesey ’32 being congratulated by Maury Caito ’34 (left) at halftime of Brown’s game vs. Penn on November 1, 2003.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions John W. Heisman 1891 De Ormond “Tuss” McLaughry Frederick Douglass “Fritz” Pollard ’19 A name synonymous with quality football, John A 55-year association with football as player, Probably the greatest player ever to perform for William Heisman attended Brown from 1887 to coach and administrator was duly acknowledged Brown and one of the greatest black players ever to 1889 and became one of the leading coaches and in December, 1962, when Tuss McLaughry was perform in the college ranks, Fritz Pollard was the a dominant personality in intercollegiate football inducted into the National Football Foundation’s Hall star of Brown’s 1915 team which played in the first during the ensuing 45 years until his death in 1936. of Fame. From the day he played his first football official game (1916), and the ‘16 team After obtaining his law degree from the University game at Sharon, PA, High School in 1907, Tuss and which compiled an 8-1 record and ranks among the of Pennsylvania, he launched a football coaching football were inseparable, except for distinguished University’s best. Walter Camp, whose All-American career at that extended through a service in World War II. A standout player at Michigan selections are regarded as the last word for the era long series of successes at Akron, Poly, State and Westminster, he began his coaching career he covered, ranked Pollard as “one of the greatest Clemson, , Penn, Washington and at the latter college in 1915. He coached four years runners these eyes have ever seen.” In 1916 he Jefferson, and Rice. He did much to “open up” the at Amherst, 1922-25, and his last team there was scored all three touchdowns as Brown handed Yale game by use of the forward pass and the shifting line. the highest scoring team in the history of the Little its lone defeat of the season, 21-6, and he scored At Georgia Tech, where he coached for 16 years, his Three. He then moved to Brown, where he guided two and set up the other in the 21-0 victory against teams of 1915-16-17 won 25 straight and rolled up the famed Iron Men of 1926 to the only undefeated Harvard. Born in Chicago January 27, 1894, Pollard 1,129 points to their opponents’ 61. After retiring season in the school’s history. His 1928 and 1932 died May 11, 1986. from coaching, he became Physical Director of the teams lost only one game. Before leaving Brown Downtown Athletic Club of New York and was one for Dartmouth in 1941, he had the pleasure of In 2004, Brown University and the Black Coaches of the founders and first president of the Touchdown coaching his son, John. Later at Dartmouth another Association joined together to co-sponsor an annual Club. In his honor, the downtown A.C. established son, Bob, played for him. His 1948 and 1949 award for the male college coach of the year, to be the Heisman Trophy, which is presented annually teams were the first in Dartmouth’s history to win named in Pollard’s honor. The BCA will select the to the outstanding collegiate football player in the six major games. He coached East squads in the male Coach of the Year and will present the Fritz nation. Born in Cleveland, Oct. 23, 1869, he died San Francisco Shrine game four times, the New Pollard Award at its annual awards banquet. on Oct. 3, 1936. York Giants/ College All-Star Game in 1940 and the He was elected into the National Football Foundation Chicago All-Star Game in 1947. After retiring from College Hall of Fame in 1954 and the Profesional coaching in 1954, Tuss continued to serve the Football Hall of Fame in 2005. Coaches Association as secretary- treasurer. He died in 1975.

John Heisman ’91 De Ormond “Tuss” McLaughry Frederick Douglas (Fritz) Pollard ’19

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions was named in his honor Edward North Robinson 1896 William Earl Sprackling ’12 on Sept. 30, 1967. Brown’s only three-time All-American, the In addition to his If any man deserves recognition as “the father of 150-pound Sprackling is rated by many as the finest achievements in the Brown football,” it is Edward North Robinson. His all-around football player in the school’s history. field of coaching, he influence spans more than a quarter of a century — As a quarterback he could beat a team in many distinguished himself in from 1892 when he entered Brown and helped put ways. One of the game’s most successful pioneers service during two World the game on a sound basis as an undergraduate, with the forward pass, he threw 10 touchdown Wars. He interrupted to 1925 when he wound up an illustrious coaching aerials, a figure exceeded only seven times by Bruin his tenure at Duke at career that covered 24 seasons at his alma mater. He passers since 1911. In addition, he was a brilliant the age of 53 to serve won nine letters in his playing days, four in football. runner, a heady field general and an adept field-goal as a lieutenant colonel Robinson is credited with helping the grid program kicker. He kicked three field goals against Yale in in the artillery during take root when baseball was THE sport at Brown. He 1910. He owns the Brown record for most yards World War II, taking served three separate terms as head coach, the last gained on kickoff returns in a single game with part in several major covering 16 years, and won 140 games against 82 147 against the Carlisle Indians in 1909. His three battles in the European losses and 12 ties at a time when Eastern football Brown teams won 21 games, lost 8 and tied 2. Theatre. Wally was born was undisputedly the nation’s best, and Brown was The Cleveland, Ohio native was selected on Walter in Trenton, Tennessee often called upon to meet the top grid powers with Camp’s All-American teams in 1909-10-11 and in on June 15, 1892. He undermanned forces. 1964 became the sixth man connected with Brown died Oct. 6, 1986 at football to be elected to the National Hall of Fame. the age of 94. Wally Wade ’17 Born in Lynn, MA, on October 15, 1873, he died Born in Cleveland, Ohio on September 6, 1890, he on March 10, 1945. In 1943, Robinson’s friends died on March 27, 1980. created the Edward North Robinson collection of Brown Athletics, which is housed in the archives of Charles A. “Rip” Engle the . His coaching record at Brown The latest member of Brown football inducted into follows: the Hall of Fame is Charles “Rip” Engle, head coach Years W L T Pct. PF PA of the Bear gridiron teams from 1944 through 1898-1901 24 17 3 .580 525 432 1949, and then head mentor at Penn State until his retirement in 1966. Engle was inducted January, 1904-1907 26 15 0 .634 742 191 1973. Recognized as one of the top coaches in his 1910-1925 90 50 9 .624 2255 1100 profession, Engle guided Brown to a 28-20-4 record Totals 140 82 12 .624 3522 1723 in six years, including marks of 7-2-0 and 8-1-0 his final two seasons. His success at Penn State, where he compiled a 104-48-4 record, was amazing. He guided Penn State to post-season Bowl appearances almost every season, or so it seemed, and he coached in all-star games too numerous to mention. Engle learned his football under the old master, , while at Western Maryland. He graduated in 1930 and moved into the high school ranks, where he coached at Waynesboro High (Pennsylvania) for 11 years. He joined the Bear staff in 1942 as an assistant to Neil “Skip” Stahley and when the latter Bill Sprackling ’12 entered the Navy, Engle was appointed head coach. Engle passed away in 1983. W. Wallace Wade ’17 A member of the 1915 Brown team that played Washington State in the first Rose Bowl game on January 1, 1916, Wally Wade earned a place among the great coaches of American intercollegiate football during an illustrious career that spanned 40 years. After serving his apprenticeship as a high school coach and an assistant at Vanderbilt, he took over the head coaching reins at Alabama in 1923 and built the Crimson Tide into a major football power, winning 61 of 74 games and taking three of his teams to the Rose Bowl, and compiled a record of 110 victories, 36 losses and 10 ties through 1950, when he retired to become the Commissioner of the Southern Conference. Wally made the cover of Time Magazine on Oct. 25, 1937, and the stadium at Duke Edward North Robinson 1896 Head Coach

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2008 Ivy League Champions Paterno’s Brown Career Paterno At Penn State

Under the tutelage of head coach Rip Engle, Paterno His 16 years as an assistant coach and 43 years as blossomed into the heady quarterback of the Bears head coach at Penn State spans the administrations of football team that went 8-1 and was an Eastern 12 U.S. Presidents. Among his accomplishments: powerhouses in 1949. ■ Led teams to 22 bowl victories, a college football coaching record. Legendary sportswriter Stanly Woodward once described Paterno as a quarterback, “who can’t run, ■ Became the only coach to win the New Year’s can’t pass – just thinks and wins.” Day games – the Rose, Sugar, Cotton, Fiesta and Orange Bowls. ■ Captured National Championships in 1982 “The best four years of my life were and 1986, and had teams go undefeated, but here at Brown,” said Paterno at uncrowned, in 1968, 1969, 1973 and 1994. the 1990 Celebration of Brown’s ■ Posted 11 or more victories in 14 seasons. ■ Won Coach-of-the-Year honors an unprecedented 1949 team. “I’ve been involved five times in balloting by the American Football with kids who won national Coaches Association championships in football... none ■ Selected by the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame as the first active of it has meant as much to me as coach to ever receive its “Distinguished American” the Colgate game, the Princeton award. game in ’48, the Harvard game ■ Appeared on the cover of as its 1986 Sportsman of the Year. in ’49. We all did it together. We ■ Coached players who have won all of the major all depended on each other...we college awards – Heisman, Maxwell, Lombardi, trusted each other...We grew up O’Brien, Outland and Biletnikoff. ■ Watched more than 300 of his ex-Lions play in together. We gave something to the NFL, including 30 who were first-round draft Brown, Brown gave something choices. to us, and we gave something ■ Paterno and his wife, Sue, gave Penn State $3.5 million to endow faculty positions and scholarships to each other. Brown is a special in 1988, and to support two building projects. He place-I really believe that. has also been a major contributor and campaign ” chair for the expansion of libraries on the Penn -Joe Paterno State campus. ■ Witnessed the payoff on his emphasis on In addition to his role in the rushing and passing graduating and achieving academic goals through offenses, Paterno also returned punts and kickoffs, the selection of 26 first-team Academic All- posting career averages of 8.8 and 20.1 yards, Americans, 15 Hall of Fame Scholar Athletes respectively. He had a 69-yard punt return for a and 18 NCAA postgraduate touchdown against Holy Cross in 1949. An heady scholarship winners. defensive back, Paterno still holds the Brown career ■ Quickest coach to reach the interception record (14), 200-win (246 games) and 300-win (380 Brown paid homage to its skinny ex- games) plateau. quarterback in 1993 when it named one of its major athletic awards in his honor. The coach ■ In 2001, passed attended the All-Sports Banquet in Providence to Paul “Bear” Bryant to become the leader Legendary Penn State football coach Joe present the first “Joe Paterno Outstanding Male in career wins by a Paterno, Brown Class of 1950, impacted Freshman Athlete Award.” He is also a member of major college coach. Brown University long before he began his the Brown Athletics Hall of Fame and was named coaching career for the Nittany Lions. A to Brown’s 125th Anniversary All-Time team at ■ Selected for induction standout quarterback and defensive back defensive back. into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2006. for the Bears, Paterno completed his career After his senior football season, Paterno took an on College Hill as one of the greatest in offer from Engle to work on a part-time basis with Brown football history and went on Penn the Brown quarterbacks while awaiting graduation. State to become a nationally renowned Shortly after, Engle was named the head coach at coach, educator, leader, philanthropist and Penn State and Paterno joined him as an assistant humanitarian. coach, “for just a few years.”

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2008 Ivy League Champions Benjamin S. Webb ’92 1892-94 Center Orange A.C. James M. Stifler ’26 1926-27 End Providence Steam Roller Frank A. “Big” Smith ’96 1896-97 Guard Elizabeth A.C. Edgar V.F. McCrillis ’26 1928 Guard Providence Steam Roller 1898-1900 Guard Duquesne A.C. 1929 Guard Boston Bulldogs David L. Fultz ’98 1899 Halfback Duquesne A.C. William A. Stevens ’26 1926 Center Brooklyn Horsemen 1900-01 Halfback Homestead A.C. Harold A. Broda ’27 1927 End John A. “Daff” Gammons ’98 1898-99 Halfback Pittsburgh Pros Dave Mishel ’27 1927 Halfback Providence Steam Roller 1900-01 Halfback Homestead A.C. 1931 Halfback Cleveland Indians 1902 Halfback Pittsburg Stars Orland F. Smith ’27 1927-29 Tackle Providence Steam Roller Willis B. Richardson ’99 1900 Quarterback Homestead A.C. Edward J. Lawerence ’28 1929 Halfback Boston Bulldogs 1901-02 Quarterback Pittsburgh Stars 1930 Halfback Staten Island Stapeltons Irving O. “Hoppy” Hunt ’99 1901 End Homestead A.C. Albert C. Cornsweet ’29 1931 Fullback Cleveland Indians Henry S. Pratt ’00 1900 Quarterback Duquesne A.C. Charles H. “Bud” Edwards ’30 1929 Halfback Boston Braves Libe Washburn ’01 1901 Halfback Philadelphia Nationals 1930-31 Halfback Providence Steam Roller Russell G. Ashbaugh ’13 1915-18 End/Coach Youngstown Patricians 1932 Halfback St. Louis Veterans Edger G. “Spike” Staff ’15 1917 Guard Providence Steam Roller Joseph Schein ’31 1931 Tackle Providence Steam Roller 1925 Guard/Tackle Providence Steam Roller William P.H. Battles ’39 1939 Tackle Clair J. Purdy ’19 1920 Quarterback Rochester Kodaks I.A. “Shine” Hall ’39 1942 Halfback Philadephia Eagles 1922 Quarterback Milwaukee Badgers John J. McLaughry ’40 1940 Quarterback New York Giants Ralph H. Nichols ’19 1921 Guard Robert B. Priestley ’42 1942 End 1926 Guard Rock Island Independents Henry H. “Bob” Margarita ’44 1944-46 Halfback Chicago Bears Frederick D. “Fritz” Pollard ’19 1920-21 Halfback 1922 Halfback Milwaukee Badgers Donald R. Colo ’50 1950 Tackle Baltimore Colts 1923-24 Halfback Hammond Pros 1951 Tackle New York Yankees 1925 Halfback Providence Steam Roller 1952 Tackle 1926 Halfback Akron Pros 1953-58 Tackle Cleveland Browns Andrew F. Hillhouse ’19 1920-21 Fullback Buffalo All-Americans Thomas Budrewicz ’60 1961 Tackle New York Jets George W. Brace ’20 1920-22 Guard Buffalo All-Americans John Sinnott ’80 1980 Tackle New York Giants 1980-83 Tackle Baltimore Colts Jay Mayo “Ink” Williams ’20 1921 End 1921-23 End Hammond Pros John Prassas ’81 1981 Linebacker 1924 End Dayton Triangles 1982 Linebacker Montreal Concordes 1925 End Cleveland Bulldogs John Woodring ’81 1981-85 Linebacker New York Jets 1926 End Canton Bulldogs Steve Jordan ’82 1982-1994 Tight End Minnesota Vikings Duncan C. Annan ’20 1920 Fullback Chicago Tigers Keiron Bigby ’86 1987 Def. Back Washington Redskins 1923-25 Fullback Hammond Pros Greg Patrick ’91 1991 Def. Back Detroit Lions 1925 Fullback Akron Steels 1992 Def. Back Calgary Stampede Seneca G. Samson ’21 1925 Fullback Providence Steam Roller 1994-95 Def. Back Hamilton Tiger Cats Olaf G.H. “Curly” Oden ’21 1925-28 Halfback Providence Steam Roller Jason McCullough ’97 1997 Quarterback Hamilton Tigercats 1930-31 Halfback Providence Steam Roller Sean Morey ’99 1999-2000 Wide Receiver New England Patriots 1932 Halfback Boston Braves 2001, 2003 Wide Receiver Philidelphia Eagles Bertrand L. Shurtleff ’22 1928 Center Providence Steam Roller 2004-06 Wide Receiver Pittsburgh Steelers 1929 Center Buffalo Bisons 2007 Wide Receiver Arizona Cardinals Center Boston Bulldogs Drew Inzer ’01 2001 Off. Line New England Patriots Mian “Mike” Gulian ’23 1923 Tackle Buffalo All-Americans 2002,2003 Off. Line 1924 Tackle Frankfort Yellow Jackets Mike Malan ’02 2002 Running Back St. Louis Rams 1925 Tackle Providence Steam Roller 2003 Running Back New England Patriots John F. Spellman ’24 1925-31 End Providence Steam Roller Chas Gessner ’03 2003 Wide Receiver New England Patriots 1932 Tackle Boston Braves 2004 Wide Receiver New York Jets Quentin S. Reynolds ’24 1926 Tackle Brooklyn Horsemen 2005-07 Wide Receiver Tampa Bay Adolph W. Eckstein ’25 1925-26 Center Providence Steam Roller Kyle Rowley ’02 2003-05 Quarterback Coloumbus Wardogs John T. Pohlman ’25 1925 Fullback Providence Steam Roller 2006-07 Quarterback James H. Sheldon ’25 1926 End Brooklyn Horsemen Nick Hartigan ’06 2006 Runningback NY Jets Frederick Sweet ’25 1925-28 Halfback Providence Steam Roller Zak DeOssie ’07 2007-09 Linebacker New York Giants Jackson M. Keefer ’25 1928 Halfback Providence Steam Roller Paul Raymond ’08 2008-09 Wide Receiver New York Jets Dayton Triangles 2008 Detroit Lions John O. Talbot ’26 1926 End Providence Steam Roller New York Giants Chas Gessner ’03 with Chris Berman ’77 Paul Raymond ’08 Drew Inzer ’02 Sean Morey ’99 at the 2004 Super Bowl.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions 2007: Zak DeOssie, LB, Pick 116 (17th pick, 1952: John Pietro, G, Pick 336 (Round 28), Round 4), New York Giants Cleveland Browns 1999: Sean Morey, WR, Pick 241 (35th pick, 1951: Don Colo, T, Pick 106 (Round 9), New Round 7), New England Patriots York Yanks (Abraham Watner returned the 1982: Steve Jordan, TE, Pick 179 (12th pick, Baltimore franchise and its player contracts Round 7), Minnesota Vikings back to the NFL for $50,000. Baltimore’s former players were made available for 1981: John Woodring, LB, Pick 142 (Round 6), drafting at the same time as college players. New York Jets Colo was one of those Baltimore players) 1980: John Sinnott, T, Pick 60 (Round 3), St. 1950: Don Colo, T, Pick 28 (Round 3), Baltimore Louis Cardinals Colts 1979: Bob Forster, C/G, Pick 313 (Round 12), Bucky Walters, T, Pick 148 (Round 12), Detroit Lions Detroit Lions 1976: Bob Bateman, QB, Pick 187 (Round 7), Frank Mahoney, E, Pick 157 (Round 12), Cincinnati Bengals (Pick from NE) Philadelphia Eagles 1947: Tom Dorsey, B, Pick 222 (Round 24), Mark Whipple ’79 & Sean Morey ’99 - Pittsburgh Steel- 1967: Joe Randall, K, Pick 175 (Round 7), St. ers Super Bowl Champions 2006 Louis Cardinals Chicago Cardinals 1966 (NFL): Bob Hall, QB, Pick 76 (Round 5), 1946: Jim Lalikos, T, Pick 45 (Round 6), New Minnesota Vikings (Pick from Chicago Bears) York Giants 1966 (AFL): Bob Hall, QB, Round 14, Boston Charley Tiedeman, B, Pick 152 (Round 17), Patriots Boston Yanks 1960 (NFL): Tom Budrewicz, T, Pick 140 (Round 1945: Phil Teschner, T, Pick 217 (Round 21), 12), Chicago Bears Philadelphia Eagles Charley J’Anthony, B, Pick 295 (Round 28), 1960 (AFL): Paul Choquette, FB, Buffalo Bills New York Giants (No rounds listed for first-ever AFL Draft, but picked during 33-round first draft on 1944: Dan Savage, B, Pick 47 (Round 6), 11/22/59) Pittsburgh Steelers Tom Budrewicz, T, Hank Margarita, B, Pick 216 (Round 21), (Same thing, “First Selection”) Chicago Bears Tom Budrewicz, T/G, New York Titans 1943: Jay Fidler, T, Pick 175 (Round 19), (Selected again during 20-round second Cleveland Rams draft on 12/2/59) 1940: John McLaughry, B, Pick 25 (Round 3), 1958: Gil Robertshaw, T, Pick 111 (Round 10), New York Giants Chicago Cardinals 1939: Irv Hall, B, Pick 144 (Round 16), John Woodring ’81 Philadelphia Eagles

John Sinnott ’80 Steve Jordan ’82 Zak DeOssie ’07 and Michael Strahan celebrate the New York Giants victory over New England in Super Bowl XLII

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Walter Camp - 1st Team Associated Press - 2nd Team 1906 John W. Mayhew, hb 1997 Sean Morey, wr 1909 Adrian E. Regnier, hb 1999 Stephen Campbell, wr 1910 William E. Sprackling, qb 2001 Chas Gessner, wr 1912 George M. Crowther, qb 2002 Chas Gessner, wr 1916 F.D. (Fritz) Pollard, hb 2006 Zak DeOssie, lb 2000 Stephen Campbell, wr 2005 Nick Hartigan, rb Associated Press - 3rd Team 1926 Orland F. Smith, t nd Walter Camp - 2 Team 1932 Frank Meadow, e 1897 David L. Fultz, hb 1994 Bob Warden, k 1898 W.B. Richardson, hb 2005 Zak DeOssie, lb 1899 W.B. Richardson, hb Jamie Gasparella, db 1902 Thomas Barry, hb 1908 Frank Dennie, e Associated Press - Johnny Mayhew, hb Honorable Mention 1910 J. Russell McKay, fb 1926 Edwin A. Kevorkian, t Brent G. Smith, t Louis Farber, g 1911 William E. Sprackling, qb Roy (Red) Randall, b 1912 Daniel H. Kulp, g David Mishel, b 1916 Clair J. Purdy, qb Albert C. Cornsweet, b 1918 Joshua H. Weeks, e 1928 Edwin A. Kevorkian, t Zack Burns ’98 1921 Bertrand L. Shurtleff, c Louis Farber, g Albert C. Cornsweet, b 1986 Walt Cataldo, db rd 1929 William (Linc) Fogarty, b 1987 John Cuozzo, c Walter Camp - 3 Team John McLaughry ’40 Bill Perry, dl 1895 Charles Nott, t 1930 Paul F. Mackesey, t Tyler Wolfram, lb Edward N. Robinson, hb 1931 Joseph Sawyer, e 1945 James Lalikos, t Walt Cataldo, db 1905 Albert M. Fletcher, g Paul F. Mackesey, t Irvinwg Morris, g Alex Kos, p 1909 William E. Sprackling, qb 1932 George Lear, g 1946 George W. (Woody) Grimshaw, e 1910 Charles E. Sisson, c Thomas F. Gilbane, c Thomas F. Dorsey, b William J. Gilbane, b American Football Coaches 1911 Russell G. Ashbaugh, e Edward J. Finn, b st 1912 Russell G. Ashbaugh, e Joseph E. Buonanno, b Roy H. Swingler, b Association - 1 Team 1918 Frederick E. Huggins, g Robert R. Chase, b 1948 Edward J. Finn, b 2005 Nick Hartigan, rb 1922 Mike Gulian, t 1933 Maury Caito, e 1949 Gerard E. (Bucky) Walters, t Joseph E. Buonanno, b 1924 Jackson M. Keefer, hb Milton Hodosh, t st 1925 Jackson M. Keefer, hb 1934 William J. Karaban, b 1951 John Pietro, g - 1 Team 1937 John Prodgers, e 1953 T.D. Thompson, b 1926 Orland F. Smith, t The Sports Network - 1st Team John Cioci, t 1954 Harry Josephson, e Spencer Mandrodt, g Peter Kohut, b nd 2000 Stephen Campbell, wr Jack W. Hawley, g Grantland Rice - 2 Team 2005 Nick Hartigan, rb 1955 James McGuinness, t 1927 Dave Mishel, qb/hb Frank B. Folster, b 1956 Gilbert Robertshaw, t Irving (Shine) Hall, b nd 1957 Donald J. Warburton, c The Sports Network - 2 Team John J. McLaughry, b 1958 Thomas Budrewicz, t st 2001 Chas Gessner, wr 1938 Spencer Mandrodt, g Football Gazette - 1 Team Donald J. Warburton, c 1996 Paul Choquette, te 2002 Chas Gessner, wr Irving (Shine) Hall, b Paul J. Choquette, b 2006 Zak DeOssie, lb John J. McLaughry, b 1997 Sean Morey, wr Frank H. Finney, b Roderic Parson, db 1939 John Prodgers, e 1959 Paul J. Choquette, b rd Spencer Mandrodt, g 1998 Zach Burns, te The Sports Network - 3 Team 1960 Ray Barry, fb 2000 Stephen Campbell, wr 1999 Stephen Campbell, wr Charles E. Blount, b Richard R. Laine, e John J. McLaughry, b 2001 Chas Gessner, wr 2004 Nick Hartigan, rb Nelson J. (Jack) Rohrback, b 2005 Nick Hartigan, rb 2007 Paul Raymond, wr 1940 John Marsolini, e 1961 Ray Barry, fb Buddy Farnham, wr Harold Detwiler, b 1963 John Parry, e nd John O’Leary, b 1964 John Parry, e Football Gazette - 2 Team ESPN/USA Today - 1st Team Ernest T. Savignano, b 1965 Bob Hall, qb 1999 Stephen Campbell, wr 1941 Richard T. High, b 1970 Lou Schepp, mg 2004 Nick Hartigan, rb 1998 Zach Burns, te Henry (Bob) Margarita, b 2000 Stephen Campbell, wr 1976 Bob Farnham, se 2006 Zak DeOssie, lb 1942 Steward MacNeil, e 1979 Bob Forster, og 2005 Nick Hartigan, rb Donald E. Corzine, t 1980 John Woodring, lb rd nd Jay Fidler, t Jon McCabe, ot Football Gazette - 3 Team ESPN/USA Today - 2 Team Louis Regine, c Larry Carbone, qb 2004 Zak DeOsssie, lb 1998 Sean Morey, wr Henry (Bob) Margarita, b Steve Curtin, b 2005 Pat Curran, dl John (Jay) Pattee, qb Zak DeOssie, lb st Steve Jordan, te Associated Press - 1 Team Bruce Remick, b 1982 Jeff Gradinger, db 1998 Zach Burns, te Daniel (Doc) Savage, b 1985 Ted Moskala, dt Football Gazette - 2000 Stephen Campbell, wr 1943 Edward A. Fiorentino, e Tom Catena, nt J.P.E. (Jack) Cokefair, b Honorable Mention 2005 Nick Hartigan, rb Greg Roth, te 1996 Joe Karcutskie, lb Daniel (Doc) Savage, b Jamie Potkul, b Jason McCullough, qb

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2008 Ivy League Champions Brown in First Rose Bowl 1916 Bruno – Brown’s Mascot Since the late 1940’s, Rose Bowl participants have been The birthdate of the Brown Bear is January 20, representatives of the Pacific 10 and Big Ten Conferences. It 1904, when he was introduced to the University has not always been so, however. It was under Edward North by Senator Theodore Francis Green, Class of Robinson, class of 1896, and for many years head coach, that 1887. Brown journeyed westward in 1915 to play in the first annual “The Brown Bear is truly American and, most Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena, California. important of all, he embodies and suggests those The Bruins were chosen as the Eastern representatives after qualities we want to emphasize,” the Senator posting a 5-3-1 mark. Those losses came via a 7-0 setback to wrote. “While somewhat unsociable, he is good Amherst and 6-0 loss to Syracuse, a 16-7 loss to Harvard and natured and clean. While courageous and ready a scoreless game with Trinity. Brown outscored its opponents to fight, he does not look for trouble for its own 167-32 that year, defeating URI, 38-0, Williams, 33-0, sake, nor is he blood thirsty. He is not one of Vermont, 46-0, Yale, 3-0 and much heralded Carlisle, 39-3. a herd but acts independently. He is intelligent and capable of being educated (if caught young In that inaugural game, played January 1, 1916, Brown, with enough!). Remember, an athlete can make Phi its brilliant Fritz Pollard, was opposed by the powerful team of Beta Kappa. Furthermore, the Bear’s color is Washington State. It came up mud on that day memorialized in Brown gridiron history and brown; and its name is Bruno.” Pollard was unable to cut loose as he had been accustomed to do on Eastern gridirons. WSU won, 14-0, but to Brown always will belong the distinction of having been the first Eastern Live bear mascots appeared on the sidelines at team to play in the Rose Bowl. Brown games for six . They were provided to the University by local animal farms and zoos, Brown’s starting line-up: John C. Butler, le; Raymond B. Ward, lt; Edgar J. “Spike” Staff, lg; and their care and feeding were entrusted to the W. Kenneth Sprague, c; William Wallace Wade, rg; Mark Farnum, rt; Josh Weeks, re; Clair Brown Key Organization. The live bear mascot Purdy, qb; Frederick “Fritz” Pollard, lhb; Capt. Harold P. “Buzz” Andrews, rhb; Harold G. was replaced by a costumed bear in 1963. Saxton, fb. At Brown’s 1922 Commencement a campaign was begun to create a bronze bear statue. A slogan quickly emerged; “Put a Hair on the The 1926 Iron Men of Brown Bear.” The Bronze Bruno Committee selected Eli Harvey, famous animal sculptor from New The only undefeated team in Brown history, the 1926 York City to create the statue. The model was team earned even greater fame as the “Iron Men,” so- cast at the Gorham Manufacturing Company called because the starting 11 played 60 minutes foundry. After long debate about location, during without substitution on consecutive weeks against Yale which the statue languished at Gorham, Bronze and Dartmouth, and well into the fourth quarter against Bruno was placed in Harvard two weeks later. They lost their chance for an front of the new undefeated-untied season in the last game when Colgate Brown Gymnasium earned a 10-10 deadlock. The team was ranked among (later named Marvel the top nationally. Its members were Captain Hal Broda Gym). After and Thurston Towle, ends; Ed Kevorkian and Paul Hodge, Marvel’s closing tackles; Lou Farber and Orland Smith, guards; Charles in 1989, and Consodine, center; Red Randall, quarterback; Dave Mishel again after intense and Ed Lawrence, halfbacks; and Al Cornsweet, fullback. debate, the statue was moved to the College Green in 1992.

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2008 Ivy League Champions The Ivy Champs of 2008 The Brown Class of 2009 came into the 2008 assured at least a share of the Ivy League title, season looking to become the first class in and had struggled in recent years against the Big Brown football history to earn two Ivy League Green in Hanover. Brown scored on its first four Championships. But the talented upperclassmen offensive possessions and intercepting a pass for had never beaten Harvard and knew its opening a touchdown to cruise to a 45-16 win over the game against the Crimson might dictate the Big Green. success of the squad. Playing in sub-freezing temperatures on the The Bears and Crimson played a thrilling game frozen tundra at Brown Stadium, Brown played in a driving rainstorm at Brown Stadium, with like a champion and came away with a 41- Brown pulling out a 24-22 victory over Harvard. 10 victory over Columbia and the Ivy League Brown’s defense provided the theatrics in the Championship before a Brown Stadium crowd of 2008 Results game’s waning moments, halting Harvard’s 7,865, earning Brown’s third Ivy title in the last Brown 17, Stony Brook 7 two-point conversion attempt by a full yard to 10 years, and fourth ever league championship. Brown 24, Harvard 22 preserve the victory. Rhode Island 37, Brown 13 Holy Cross 41, Brown 34 Solid wins over Princeton and Cornell gave Brown 31, Princeton 10 the 3-0 Brown its best start ever, setting up a Brown 27, Cornell 7 showdown with unbeaten Penn at Franklin Field Brown 34, Penn 27 before a national television audience on the Yale 13, Brown 3 Versus Network. Facing the nation’s top defense Brown 45, Dartmouth 16 that had allowed just 13 points per game, Brown 41, Columbia 10 Brown’s high scoring offense wasn’t fazed, exploding for 34 points in a 34-27 victory over the Quakers. Brown’s bid for a perfect Ivy League season was derailed by Yale, 13-3, at Brown Stadium, but the Bears knew that wins over Dartmouth and Columbia in the upcoming weeks would assure them of the Ivy title. Coach Phil Estes’ Brown football team entered Memorial Field at the start of its game against Dartmouth with a fierce determination to take care of business. The first place Bears needed wins in both of their last two games to be

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions The Ivy Champions of 2005 In the spring of 2005, Bears’ head coach Stadium and at Yale, before clinching a share Phil Estes passed out a small card to all of of the Ivy Championship with a victory over his players with the words “Win It Outright” Dartmouth in Providence to go a game up in on one side and Brown’s 2005 schedule on the Ivy standings. the other. He told his team to keep the card close and never forget the team’s goal of an Needing a win over Columbia for its first outright Ivy title. outright Ivy title, the Bears dominated the Lions in New York City for a 52-21 victory. All Call it a premonition. Call it confidence. 19 Brown seniors - Noori Abdul-Ghani, Efren Whatever you call it, Estes’ choice of the Blackledge, Carson Brennan, Greg Burlin, theme, “Win It Outright,” made him a Rashad Collins. Mickey Cooper, Tim Cotter, prophet of great things to come for the Brown Pat Curran, James Frazier, Jamie Gasparella. football team. Gene Hamlin, Nick Hartigan, Matt Hostetler, Alex Jury, John Kazanovicz, Jarrett Schreck, The Bears a bump in the road in their first Steven Storrs, Max Tornatore, David Turner - 2005 Results Ivy game against Harvard, outplaying the started the game for the Bears. Brown 34, Georgetown 3 Crimson for over 59 minutes, before falling in double overtime, 38-35, in Cambridge. In the game’s waning moments, the coaches Harvard 38, Brown 35 (2ot) Estes forcefully told the team after the game were dowsed in Gatorade, and the Brown Brown 45, Rhode Island 35 that the season wasn’t over and that there faithful stormed the field in a wild celebration Brown 37, Fordham 14 was a lot of football to be played. Brown’s at game’s end. The presentation of the Ivy Brown 31, Princeton 28 dreams could come through if the team trophy took place at the center of the field in Brown 38, Cornell 24 would stick together. What happened in front of a national television audience on the Brown 34, Penn 20 Brown’s last eight games would determine YES Network. Family, friends, alumni and its fate. But the Bears needed a little help fans joined the Brown team in celebrating Brown 38, Yale 21 along the way. the title. It seemed as though everyone in Brown 24, Dartmouth 14 attendance had a photo taken with the Ivy Brown 52, Columbia 21 Brown reeled off consecutive Ivy wins over trophy, forever preserving a piece of history – Princeton at home, at Cornell, Penn at Brown the outright Ivy title.

Ivy League associate director Chuck Yrigoyen presents the Ivy Trophy to head coach Phil Estes.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions The Ivy Champions of 1999 As the clocked ticked down on Brown’s 1999 football season, a group of Brown players doused head football coach Phil Estes with a bucket of Gatorade, signaling that the game was over and Brown had captured the Ivy League Football Championship with a 23-6 victory over Columbia. Brown’s Ivy title was its second ever, having captured the championship in 1976. The victory capped a magical season that saw Brown post a 9-1 overall record, the most wins since the 1926 Iron Men (9- 0-1). The Bears finished the season with a seven-game winning streak, capturing 15 of their last 16 games over two years. Brown shared the Ivy title with Yale, a last-second winner over Harvard, with 6-1 Ivy League records. Brown, who finished the season ranked 25th in the nation, defeated Yale, 25-24 on the opening day of the season. Brown’s Class of 2000 ended their career as the most successful class in the last century, compiling a four-year 28-12 record, besting the 27 wins for Brown teams from 1976-1979. It also marked the end of the career of senior quarterback James Perry, who finished his career as the finest passer in Ivy League football history, walking away with 10 Ivy League passing records and 18 Brown football records. The end of the game set off a wild celebration, with the partisan Brown crowd storming the field, tearing down the goal posts on the Elmgrove Avenue end of the field. The goal posts’ uprights would later be seen making their way down Tabor Avenue 1999 Results and onto the Brown campus. Brown 25, Yale 24 Brown 35, Lafayette 28 Cornell 33, Brown 28 Brown 53, Princeton 30 Brown 27, Rhode Island 25 Brown 44, Penn 37 Brown 37, Fordham 18 Brown 17, Harvard 10 Brown 35, Dartmouth 28 Brown 23, Columbia 6

The Ivy Champions of 1976 For 50 years, Brown fans had heralded the Iron Men of 1926. But in 1976, there was another celebration as Brown won a share of the Ivy League title (with Yale) for the first time ever. A 28-17 victory over Columbia on the final day of the season clinched the title for the Bruins. Only a 7-6 loss to Penn stood in the way of a perfect season. Ranked throughout the season as one of the top defensive teams in the nation, Brown’s defensive unit was a major factor in early wins over Yale, Rhode Island and Princeton. Linebacker Scott Nelson led the defensive unit with a season high 93 tackles as Brown held its opponents to 102 points for he season. Coach John Anderson’s offense came on strong and sparked Brown to an 8-1 overall record and a 6-1 Ivy League slate. The offense broke eight Brown team season marks with quarterback Paul Michelko setting two game records and split end Bob Farnham surpassing two career highs.

1976 Results Brown 14, Yale 6 Brown 3, Rhode Island 0 Brown 13, Princeton 7 Penn 7, Brown 6 Brown 28, Cornell 12 Brown 28, Holy Cross 18 Brown 16, Harvard 14 Brown 35, Dartmouth 21 Brown 28, Columbia 17

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions 1956 Dick Bence, e 1989 John Francis, db Gilbert Robertshaw, t Mike Geroux, wr 1957 Donald J. Warburton, c 1990 Mike Geroux, wr Frank H. Finney, qb Reid Smith, dl Paul J. Choquette, b Rodd Torbert, te 1958 Thomas Budrewicz, t 1991 Tom Condon, ot Donald J. Warburton, c 1993 Walton Smith, ot Paul J. Choquette, fb 1994 Rene Abdalah, og Frank H. Finney, qb Bob Warden, k 1959 Paul J. Choquette, lb Eugene Smith, s 1963 John Parry, e 1995 Brendan Finneran, dt 1964 John Parry, e Jason McCullough, qb Ralph Duerre, lb Greg Parker, db 1965 Bob Hall, qb 1996 Paul Choquette, te Terry Zerngast, lb Brendan Finneran, dt Joe Randall, p Jason McCullough, qb 1966 Joe Randall, p Sean Morey, wr 1967 Gerry Murphy, c 1997 Dan McClutchy, ol Tom Whidden, lb Sean Morey, wr* Dan Stewart, p James Perry, qb 1968 Gerry Murphy, c 1998 Zach Burns, te 1971 Jim Colby, p Steve Campbell, wr 1972 Tyler Chase, k* Tim Hevesy, oc 1973 Steve Frager, ot* Sean Morey, wr* Jose Violante, k Alex Pittz, db 1974 Bill Taylor, de* James Perry, qb Bill Kairit, mg* Ephraim Wernick, dt Jose Violante, k 1999 Louis Ames, lb* 1975 Bob Farnham, se* Stephen Campbell, wr* Mike Prairie, c James Perry, qb John Sinnott ’80 Paul Choquette III ’97 Jose Violante, k Jason Wargin, og Phil Bartlett, dt 2000 Stephen Campbell, wr* 1976 Bob Farnham, se* Drew Inzer, ol Paul Michalko, qb Michael Malan, rb Scott Nelson, lb Gordon Chen, dl 1977 Ron Brown, db 2001 Chas Gessner, wr* Mike Knight, oc Michael Borganzi, fb Kevin Rooney, dt* Michael Malan, rb 1978 Ron Brown, db* 2002 Chas Gessner, wr* Bob Forster, og 2003 Nick Hartigan, rb* Mike Lancaster, dt Jessie Hawkins, dg* John Sinnott, ot 2004 Will Burroughs, ol 1979 Mark Farnham, se Zak DeOssie, lb* John Sinnott, ot* Nick Hartigan, rb* Bob Granfors, pk Jarrett Schreck, wr* Jay Hickey, mg 2005 Pat Curran, dl John Woodring, lb* Zak DeOssie, lb* 1980 John Woodring, lb Jamie Gasparella, db Jon McCabe, ot Nick Hartigan, rb* Larry Carbone, qb* Alex Jury, ol Steve Curtin, lb Steve Morgan, k Steve Jordan, te Jarrett Schreck, wr 1981 Steve Jordan, te* 2006 Zak DeOssie, lb* 1982 Jeff Gradinger, db Steve Morgan, k Chuck McGrath, dt* 2007 Buddy Farnham, wr 1983 Bob Mangiacotti, ot Steve Morgan. k Jeff Nikora, og 2008 Colin Cloherty, te Gary Cloutier, dt David Howard, dt Paul Jasinowski, ol John Daniel, mg* Zak DeOssie ’07 Paul Choquette, Jr. ’60 1985 Ted Moskala, dt Shane Kelley, ol Tom Catena, nt Buddy Farnham, wr Rick Collett, ot Robert Ranney, p Greg Roth, te Bobby Sewall, wr Jamie Potkul, tb Nkosi Still, db 1986 Walt Cataldo, fs Bill Perry, dt Jeff Watts, de Dave Fielding, se Mike Small, og 1987 John Cuozzo, c Bill Perry, dl Tyler Wolfram, lb Walt Cataldo, db * These players were first-team Alex Kos, p ECAC selections along with Bob 1988 Greg Kylish, ss Marini (db) in 1970 and Mark Joe Madden, ot Farnham (se) in 1978. Mark Farnham ’80 and son, Buddy Farnham ’10 (left)

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions 1957 Frank H. Finney, qb Nate Taylor, wr Gil Robertshaw, t 1993 Marquis Jessie, rb 1958 William Traub, e Bob Warden, k 1959 Thomas Budrewicz, t 1994 Paul Fichiera, rb 1960 Jack Rohrback, ohb Tony Quarnaccio, de 1963 Bob Hall, qb 1995 Joe Karcutskie, lb Jan Moyer, ohb 1996 Joe Karcutskie, lb 1969 Jim Bruen, ot Dan McClutchy, ol John Stone, de Tom Routt, p Lou Schepp, mg 1997 Zachary Burns, te Pat Foley, dhb Joe Karcutskie, lb 1970 Mark Lahey, dhb Roderic Parson, db Bryan Marini, dhb Jamaal Stephenson, db Mike Maricic, de Mike Wall, rb Gary Bonner, ohb Jason Wargin, ol 1971 Gary Bonner, ohb 1998 Jason Wargin, og Ken Cieplik, lb 1999 Peter Calabrese, og Bob Pangia, dt Drew Inzer, ot Frank Walsh, og Michael Malan, rb 1972 Tyler Chase, p Matt Swistak, db Chip Regine, fl* 2000 David Brookman, te Mike Cassidy, c Eric Webber, qb Ken Cieplik, lb Michael Borgonzi, fb 1974 Dan Detore, ot 2001 David Brookman, te Paul Serrano, lb Nick Bardo, ol Mike Dodson, p Dan Startsman, ol 1975 Dan Detore, ot Dewey Ames, dl Mike Dodson, p Joel Barone, lb 1976 Lou Cole, lb Hunter Young, db Steve Jordan ’82 Jamie Potkul ’86 Steve Narr, ot Sean Jensen, k Mike Prairie, oc* 2002 Joe Rackley, rb , de 2003 Lonnie Hill, wr Tom Thurow, p Drew Gallagher, olb 1977 Lou Cole, lb 2004 James Frazier, de Bob Forster, og Jamie Gasparella, db Luke Gaffney, db Alex Jury, ol Seth Morris, rb Steve Morgan, k Steve Narr, ot David Turner, te Tom Thurow, p 2005 Noori Abdul-Ghani, ol Charlie Watkins, wr Carson Brennan, fb 1978 Jay Hickey, mg Alex Doty, ol Marty Moran, rb James Frazier, de 1979 Marty Moran, rb David Turner, te Don Place, de 2006 Michael DiBartolo, ol Mike Kachmer, db Joseph DiGiacomo, qb Larry Carbone, qb Steve Morgan, p 1980 Mitch Metz, wr 2007 Kai Brown, de Gerry Deitchman, oc Colin Cloherty, te Rick Villella, tb Michael Doherty, qb 1981 John Daniel, mg James Develin, dt Jeff Gradinger, db Paul Jasinowski, ol 1982 John Daniel, mg Paul Raymond, wr Paul Farnham, w James Tull, ol Bob Guinta, ot Bobby Sewall, wr 1983 Chuck Brawley, de 2008 Michael Dougherty, qb 1984 Brad McCaulley, wr Matthew Adkins, ol Ted Moskala, dt Derek Knight, rb 1985 Brian Daly, ot James Devlin, de Pat McCormack, lb Chris Perkins, s Mike Geroux ’91 Bob Warden ’95 Alex Kos, p Steve Ziogas, lb 1986 Mark Donovan, qb Alex Kos, k Ivy League Rookie of the Year Ivy League Silver Anniversary Ron McMullen, ot 1995 Sean Morey Brian Murphy, lb All-Star Football Team Tom Dugan, cb 1999 Chas Gessner (Selected in 1981) 1987 George Pyne, ot 2004 Steve Morgan Paul Choquette, RB (HM) George Pfeffer, og John Parry, WR (HM) Jeff Watts, dl Scott McCaleb, db Ivy League Player of the Year Joe Randall, P (2nd) 1997 Sean Morey 1988 Mike Geroux, wr John Sinnott, T (2nd) 1989 Dave Tauber, og 1999 James Perry Jose Violante, K (2nd) 1990 David Slates, ol 2005 Nick Hartigan Don Warburton, C (HM) 1991 David Cromack, og Rodd Torbert, te John Woodring, LB (2nd) 1992 Rick Britton, db * These players were first-team all Walton Smith, og New England Selections

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James Perry - Ivy League Record Holder Stephen Campbell - NCAA Record Holder Career Accolades: Career Accolades: ■ Ivy League Player of the Year, Asa S. Bushnell ■ Set NCAA Division I FCS Single Season Record with 120 Receptions Cup - 1999 ■ AP First Team All-America ■ Walter Payton Award Finalist ■ Walter Payton Award Finalist - 1999 ■ Walter Camp First Team All-America ■ Bulger Lowe Award Winner as the Best ■ AFCA First Team All-America Offensive Player in NE - 1999 ■ The Sports Network First Team All-America ■ NE Football Writers Gold Helmet of the Year ■ Football News First Team All-America Award Winner- 1999 ■ Football Gazette First Team All-America ■ First Team All-Ivy - 1997, 1998, 1999 ■ ESPN/USA Today First Team All-America ■ ■ All-New England - 1999 Football Gazette NCAA Division I FCS Wide Receiver of the Year ■ Bulger Lowe Award Winner as New England Player of the Year ■ Rhode Island Athlete of the Year - 1999 ■ New England Football Writers’ Gold Helmet of the Year Award ■ 4-Time Ivy Player of the Week - 1999 ■ Three-Time First Team All-Ivy ■ 3 -Time Gold Helmet Award Winner - 1999 ■ Two-Time All-New England ■ ESPN/USA Today Player of the Week - 1999 ■ 2nd in All-Time NCAA Division I FCS Career Receptions with 305 # ■ Holds 10 Ivy League Passing Records, including career passing yards, ■ 1 rated Wide Receiver in the Nation by The Sports Network completions and touchdowns ■ Led Nation in Receptions - 12.0 per game (120) ■ Led Nation in Receiving Yards - 133.20 yards per game (1,322 yards) ■ The Sports Network National Player of the Week vs. Rhode Island James Perry’s Career Statistics Stephen Campbell’s Career Statistics Year Att. Comp. Pct. Yards TD’s Int. Long G Rec. Yards Avg. TD’s Long Avg/Game KOR Yards TD 1996 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1997 10 35 403 11.5 5 46 40.3 1997 396 206 .520 2,874 24 17 92 1998 10 61 713 11.7 6 31 71.3 11 232 0 1998 444 274** .617 3,165 23 15 70 1999 10 89 1,107 12.4 11 41 110.7 16 325 0 1999 467 309 .662 3,255** 27 16 55 2000 10 120# 1,332 11.1 11 38 133.2 12 237 1(83) Total 2789* 1,309* .603 9,294* 74* 48 1 TOTAL 40 305* 3,555 11.7 31 - 88.9 39 794 *Ivy League Record *Ivy League Record # NCAA Record Sean Morey - Ivy League Record Holder Chas Gessner - NCAA Record Holder Career Accolades: Career Accolades: ■ Ivy League Player of the Year, 1997 ■ Two-time Walter Payton Award Finalist –6th as senior ■ Had his #24 retired by Brown ■ First Team All-America, Football Gazette University ■ Second Team All-America – The Sports Network ■ First Team Football Gazette ■ Second Team All-America – Associated Press All-American, 1997 ■ Second Team All-America – Football News ■ 2nd Team AP All-American, 1997 ■ Two-time First Team All-Ivy ■ Three-Time First Team All-Ivy, ■ Two-time First Team All-New England 1996-98 ■ 24 Catches vs. Rhode Island on 10/5/02 ■ Three-Time First Team All-New – Tied Jerry Rice’s NCAA Division I FCS England, 1996-98 Single Game Record ■ 2nd Team USA Today/ESPN All-American, 1998 ■ #1 in the Nation in Receptions – 11.40 ■ Two-Time ECAC First Team All-Star, 1997-98 Receptions Per Game ■ Burger King Pre-Season All-American, 1998 ■ 114 Receptions – 3rd In NCAA Division I FCS History ■ Sports Illustrated’s Faces in the Crowd, 1997 ■ Final 11.4 Receptions Per Game – 3rd In NCAA Divi- ■ Ivy League Rookie of the Year, 1995 sion I FCS History ■ #1 Rated Receiver in the Nation by Sporting News ■ 292 Career Receptions – 4th In NCAA Division ■ Holds five Ivy League records, including career receiving I FCS History yards *Ivy League Records Morey’s Career Statistics Gessner: Year-by-Year Career Statistics G Rec. Yards TD’s Yds/Rec. KOR TD Rush PR All-Purp G Rec. Yards. TD’s 1995 10 34 454 7 13.4 386 0 46 0 886 1999 10 43 560 8 1996 10 60 939 7 15.7 372 0 17 0 1,328 2000 10 52 500 5 1997 10 74 1,434* 15* 19.4 460 0 15 15 1,924 2001 9 83 1,182 12 1998 10 83 1,023 10 12.3 518 1 53 -6 1,588 2002 10 114 1,266 11 Career 40 251 3,850* 39* 15.3 1,736 1 131 9 5,726* Total 39 292 3,408 36

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■ Named a top three finalist for Walter Payton Award as the top player in NCAA Division I FCS Football. ■ Associated Press First Team All-American. ■ Sports Network First Team All-American. ■ Walter Camp First Team All-American. ■ AFCA First Team All-American. ■ Selected to play in the East-West Shrine Game. ■ Unanimous selection for the Ivy League Player of the Year. ■ Harry Agganis/Harold Zimman Award winner as the outstanding senior football player in NE. ■ Swede Nelson Award as the Outstanding Foot- ball Scholar-Athlete in New England. ■ ECAC Division I FCS Player of the Year. ■ Rhode Island Male Athlete of the Year. ■ Named the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week six times in 2005. ■ Led the nation in rushing with 172.70 yards per game. ■ Led the nation in scoring (12.60 points per game). ■ Ranked 4th in the nation in all-purpose running (180.10 yards per game). ■ Has run for 100 or more yards 23 times in his career, including nine times in 10 games in 2005. Hartigan’s Career Statistics ■ Brown’s all-time career rusher with 4,492 career yards – third in Ivy history, 20th in the NCAA record book. Year Att Yards Avg TD Long Avg/G Rec Yds TD Pts ■ Rushed for 200 or more yards six times in his career, including 2002 1 4 4.0 0 4 4.0 0 0 0 0 three times in 2005. 2003 275 1498 5.4 15 82 149.8 31 297 1 96 ■ Rushed for 1,727 yards in 2005– second in Ivy history and 23rd in the 2004 323 1263 3.9 17 31 126.3 14 128 0 102 NCAA record book. 2005 314 1727 5.5 20 75 172.7 10 74 1 126 ■ Ivy League record holder in career rushing touchdowns (52) – Totals 913 4,492 4.9 52 82 144.9 55 499 2 324 9th in NCAA history. ■ Ivy League record holder in career touchdowns (54). ■ Ivy League record holder in career points (324). Academic Accomplishments: ■ Broke his own Brown scoring record with 126 points in 2005 – ■ Has compiled a 3.91 GPA, majoring in Political Science and History. third best in Ivy history. ■ Earned a prestigious National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of ■ Named the Boston Globe/New England Football Writers Gold Helmet Award Fame Scholar-Athlete Award, earning an $18,000 post-graduate scholarship winner as the top player in New England two-times in 2005. presented at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. ■ Named the NCAA Division I FCS National Player of the Week after rushing for ■ NCAA Top VIII Award Recipient. 252 yards and four touchdowns against Rhode Island. ■ NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship ■ Three-time first team All-Ivy and All-New England (2003, 2004, 2005). ■ ■ Third Team All-American (2004) Finalist for the Draddy Award, the “Academic Heisman” as the National- ■ Led the nation and set a Brown record for rushing with 1,498 yards in 2003. Scholar-Athlete of the Year, presented at the National Football Foundation Dinner. Hartigan’s 100+ Yard Rushing Games ■ National Academic All-American of the Year in football by CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine. ■ ■ 9/20/03 126 yards vs. Albany 11/6/04 135 yards vs. Yale ■ Gained a final interview for the Rhodes Scholarship and Marshall Scholarship ■ 9/27/03 127 yards vs. Harvard ■ 11/20/04 179 yards vs. Columbia to study at Oxford and Cambridge in England. ■ ■ 10/11/03 214 yards vs. Fordham 9/24/05 115 yards vs. Harvard ■ Two-time First Team National Academic All-American (2004, 2005). ■ ■ 10/18/03 156 yards vs. Princeton 10/1/05 252 yards vs. Rhode Island ■ Three-time NCAA Division I FCS Academic All-Star (2003, 2004, 2005). ■ ■ 10/25/03 201 yards vs. Cornell 10/8/05 124 yards vs. Fordham ■ Three-time Academic All-Ivy (2003, 2004, 2005). ■ ■ 11/08/03 66 yards vs. Yale 10/15/05 245 yards vs. Princeton ■ Organizer of a bench-a-thon to raise money for the Lawrence Rubida Fund, ■ 11/15/03 194 yards vs. Dartmouth ■ 10/22/05 119 yards vs. Cornell benefiting Ewing’s Sarcoma Cancer. ■ ■ 11/22/03 201 yards vs. Columbia 10/29/05 a167 yards vs. Penn ■ Volunteer for the “Rebuilding Rhode Island,” helping to clean up elementary ■ 9/25/04 175 yards vs. Harvard ■ 11/5/05 192 yards vs. Yale schools in Providence. ■ ■ 10/2/04 161 yards vs. Rhode Island 11/12/05 193 yards vs. Dartmouth ■ Featured in the “Stories of Brown” in Brown’s Campaign For Academic ■ 10/9/04 125 yards vs. Fordham ■ 11/19/05 229 yards vs. Columbia Enrichment, as one of the University’s exemplary individuals, covering faculty, ■ 10/30/04 176 yards vs. Penn alumni and students.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Class of 1910 Football Trophy Eugene C. Swift ’40 Award Awarded to a senior with the highest scholastic standing for the first seven semesters at Brown Awarded by the Brown Club of Philadelphia (PA), in honor of the late Eugene C. Swift ’42. University. The winner must be a member of the varsity squad and have earned a varsity letter. This award is given for character, devotion, fairness and personal courage. 1939 S.C. Manrodt 1973 Bruce Watson 1988 Dave Pearson 1996 Greg Parker 1940 J.R. Marsolini 1964 John J. Kelly 1988 Dave Rody 1974 Vince Sghiatti 1989 Danny Clark and Paul Sloan 1941 A.M. Soloway 1965 William D. Brisbane Jr. 1989 Steve Harrison 1975 Robert McNamara Jim Burke 1997 Joe Karcutskie 1942 D.E. Corsien 1966 James W. Daniels and Jeff Abler 1976 Robert Farnham 1990 Nick Badalato 1998 James Perry 1943 Philipe Teschner 1967 Clint Magnussen 1990 Jim Ratigan 1977 Seth Morris Greg Patrick 1999 Matthew Swistak 1944 Robert E. Lowe 1968 James Culbreth 1991 Rodd Torbert 1978 Richard A. Galvin Reid Smith 2000 Neil Finneran 1945 Roger D. Williams 1969 James W. Lukens 1992 MacKenzie Davis 1979 Martin J. Moran 1991 Bill Hamilton 2001 Michael Borganzi 1946 John C. Petropolous 1970 Robert G. Flanders 1993 Brian Winikoff 1980 John Woodring Matt DeSutter 2002 Jeremiah Watts 1947 Donald Campbell 1971 Nicholas W. Albertson 1994 Rene Abdalah 1981 Frank Batcha 1992 Adam Langston 2003 Jermaine Griffin 1948 David B. Livingstone Jr. 1972 Nino Moscardi 1995 Paul Fichiera 1982 Paul Farnham 1993 Greg Reidy 2004 Nick Marietti 1949 John S. Scott 1973 Douglas R. Jost 1996 Paul Sloan 1983 Gary Cloutier John Harris 2005 Steven Storrs 1950 no award 1974 William J. Taylor 1997 Matt Simmons 1984 John Monaghan 1994 Karl Lozanne 2006 Thomas Balestracci 1951 Robert J. Macko 1975 Ames D. Ressa 1998 Ephraim Wernick 1985 Pat McCormack Kevin Sharkey 2007 Eric Brewer 1952 Michael J.Cannarozzi Jr. 1976 Scott A. Nelson 1999 Robert Scholl 1986 Rick Collett 1995 Drew Palmer Jose Yearwood 1953 Donald E. Cottey 1977 Jeff Van Ribbink 2000 Kevin Kingston 1987 Jamie Simone Costa Panagos 2008 Steve Ziogas 1954 Charles J. Brown 1978 Neil J. Jacob 2001 Sean Jensen 1955 James P. McGuinness 1979 Mike Michuda 2002 Matt Pinkham Sports Foundation – Jay Barry ’50 Award 1956 Augustus A. White 1980 Mitch Metz 2003 Nick Hartigan It is given annually to a person whose efforts and energies on behalf of the program have 1957 Michael A. Rauth 1981 Travis Holcombe 2004 Sean Fortin enhanced the success of the team. The Brown University Sports Foundation has endowed 1958 William H. Traub 1982 Dave Folsom 2005 Matt Hostetler this award in the name of Jay Barry whose tireless efforts on behalf of Brown best exem- 1959 Paul J. Choquette Jr. 1983 Dennis Slott 2006 Alex Doty plify the spirit of this award. 1960 Henry C. Cashen 1984 Peter Gundermann 2007 Matt Mullenax 1961 Raymond J. Barry 1985 Tom Catena 2008 Robert Ranney 1985 Laurie Reeder 1994 Jennifer Hyde 2002 Chris Good 1962 R. Parker Crowell 1986 Marty Edwards 1986 Ed Barry 1995 Gordon Perry 2003 Jerry Massa 1963 William A. Lemire 1987 John Cuozzo 1987 Frank George 1996 John Nelson 2004 Joe Austin 1988 Janet Ramage 1997 Bob Kenneally 2005 Al Dahlberg 1989 none 1998 Chris Coogan 2006 Neil McGrath 1990 Christopher Humm 1999 Bill Perry 2007 Richard Dresdale War Memorial Trophy 1956-1977 / Tuss McLaughry Award 1978 - 1991 Jeff Ward 2000 Tony Gould 2008 John Berylson Awarded annually to “that member of the varsity football squad who through sportsmanship, perfor- 1992 2001 Steve Mortati mance, and influence contributed most to the sport at Brown.” 1993 Russ Fiore Vin Kenny 1956 Richard Bence 1974 William J. Kairit 1993 Todd Hunter 1957 Martin Moran 1975 Paul A. Serrano 1994 Eugene Smith 1958 Frank Finney 1976 Scott A. Nelson 1995 Paul Fichiera The Joslin ’65 Award 1959 Paul Choquette 1977 Kevin J. Rooney 1996 Jason McCullough Awarded to the individual who has made an outstanding contribution to Brown 1960 William Packer 1978 Mark J. Whipple 1997 Sean Morey Football. (Named in honor of Andrew Joslin ’65). 1961 R. Parker Crowell 1979 John Woodring 1998 Sean Morey 1975 Harold G. Rogers 1988 Jack Lynch 2000 Bob Hall 1962 Nicholas J. Spiezio 1980 Larry Carbone 1999 James Perry 1976 Paul G. Maddock 1989 John O’Brien Phil Estes 1963 Anthony T. Matteo 1981 Steve Jordan 2000 Stephen Campbell 1977 Kilgore MacFarlane 1990 Gordon Perry 2001 Kevin Seaman 1964 Robert A. Seiple 1982 Jeff Gradinger 2001 Chas Gessner 1978 Marvin J. Wilenzik 1991 Gerry Massa 2002 George Caraberis 1965 William C. Peters 1983 John Daniel Michael Malan 1979 Frank J. Pizzitola Bill Perry Mike Wallace, Jr. 1966 Joseph Randall 1984 Steve Heffernan 2002 Chas Gessner 1980 Kip Cohen 1992 Jack Lubrano 2003 Ken O’Keefe 1967 Michael Maznicki 1985 Jamie Potkul 2003 Jessie Hawkins 1981 Thomas and 1993 Dave Zucconi Kevin Mundt 1968 J. Stephen Wormith, 1986 Dave Fielding 2004 Nick Hartigan William Gilbane 1994 Bob McCullough 2004 Richard Dresdale John G. Rallis 1987 Walt Cataldo 2005 Nick Hartigan 1982 Don Van Hest 1995 Rich and 2005 Peter Mackie 1969 William P. Foley 1988 Lane Wood 2006 Zak DeOssie 1983 John Anderson Cheryl Gouse 2006 Frank Kennedy 1970 Gerald F. Hart 1989 John Francis 2007 Michael Dougherty 1984 Jay Barry 1996 Pete Chelovich 2007 Ron Dalgliesh 1971 Robert W. Pangia 1990 Mike Geroux 2008 Michael Dougherty 1985 Tony Gould 1997 Dick Carolan 1972 Kenneth C. Cieplik 1991 Tom Condon 1986 Brian Wallace 1998 Paul Choquette 1973 Paul L. Henry 1992 Brett Brown 1987 Howard Swearer 1999 Art Joukowsky Chris Perry Community Service Award Given each year to the varsity football player who is active in community service, and The Edward T. Brackett ’14 Award Awarded annually to the football player in the senior class who during his varsity career who exhibits the qualities of scholarship, leadership, and concern for others. This award demonstrated the greatest improvement in his performance on the playing field. is named in honor of Chris Perry, the mother of Linda, Bill ’88, and Scott ’91. Both sons played varsity football for the Bears. A loyal supporter Chris was active in bringing alumni, 1983 Neal Monagle 1991 Joe Cichy 2001 Steve Berte parents and others together as members of the Brown community. Chris was the wife 1984 1992 Nate Taylor 2002 Ian Malepeai of Gordon Perry ’55, a past president of the Brown Football Association, and a long-time 1985 Barkley Sample 1993 Don Tupper Lee Heitman 1986 Brian Murphy 1994 Tom Hornsby 2003 Darren Carmon proponent of providing the support needed by our student-athletes in their quest for excel- 1987 Tommy Smith, 1995 Jason Dummert 2004 Dan Doublin lence. This award was presented for the first time at the 2001 Brown Football banquet. Tyler Wolfram 1996 Paul Choquette 2005 Jamie Gasparella 2001 Uwa Airhiavbere 1988 Matt Nalbandian 1997 Greg Bauer 2006 Mike Cholipski 2002 Brent Grinna 2006 David Healy 1989 Anthony Smith 1998 Zach Burns 2007 Paul Raymond 2003 Will Burroughs 2007 AJ Tracey 1990 Dave Petrella 1999 Anthony Paquette 2008 Miles Craigwell 2004 David Healy 2008 Paul Jasinowski Dave Franklin 2000 Billy Rackley 2005 David Healy

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Paul K. Sloan ’97 Offensive Lineman Award Broomhead Memorial Trophy Formerly the Brown Football Association Offensive Lineman Award (1975-2000), this Established in 1967 as an annual award in memory of the late Frederick S. Broomhead award was renamed in honor of Paul K. Sloan ’97, an offensive lineman who lost his life ’05, by his sons, William T. ’35 and Lloyd S. ’49. Its recipient must be the “football 1996 Greg Parker in the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. This award is presented player whose continuous and generous contributions to Brown athletics and loyal devotion Paul Sloan annually to the most outstanding offensive lineman, who through his performance, dedica- to his university promise to make him an ambassador of Brown in the tradition of Fred 1997 Joe Karcutskie tion, and positive attitude reflect the spirit of Paul Sloan ’97. Broomhead.” 1998 James Perry 1975 Dan De Tore, ot 1986 Mike Small, og 1997 Dan McClutchy, ot 1967 Berry Lyons 1982 Mark Walsh 1996 Brendan Finneran 1999 Matthew Swistak 1976 Mike Praire, oc 1987 George Pfeffer, og 1998 Tim Hevesy, ol 1968 Berry Lyons 1983 Joe Potter 1997 Roderic Parson 2000 Neil Finneran 1977 Steve Narr, ot 1988 George Pyne, ot 1999 Jason Wargin, og 1969 Michael D. Abbott 1984 Tom Love 1998 Alex Pittz 2001 Michael Borganzi 1978 Bob Forster, og 1989 Dave Tauber, ot 2000 Drew Inzer, ol 1970 Stuard P. Purnell 1985 Brian Heffernan 1999 Louis Ames 2002 Jeremiah Watts 1979 John Sinnott, ot 1990 David Slates, og 2001 Rich Sutherland, ol 1971 John M. Holod 1986 Pat Shouvlin 2000 Brad Saunders 2003 Jermaine Griffin 1980 Jon McCabe, ot 1991 David Cromack, og 2002 Dan Startsman, ol 1972 William A. Forlenza 1987 John Cuozzo, 2001 David Drais 2004 Nick Marietti 1981 Mark Dolan, oc Tom Condon, oc 2003 Will Burroughs, ol 1973 Roscoe C. Howard George Reilly 2002 Hunter Young 2005 Steven Storrs 1982 Bob Giunta, ot 1992 Mike Adams, oc 2004 Will Burroughs, ol 1974 Richard M. Finn 1988 Greg Kylish Matt Slowick 2006 Thomas Balestracci 1983 Bob Mangiacotti, ot 1993 Charlie Seelandt, ot 2005 Alex Jury, og 1975 Gary S. Valerio 1989 Steve Harrison 2003 Tim Goobic 2007 Eric Brewer 1984 Matt Paknis, ot 1994 Rene Abdalah 2006 Mike DiBartolo, og 1976 Francis J. Jamiel 1990 Rod Wooters 2004 Tyler Johnson Jose Yearwood 1985 Brian Daly, og 1995 Matt Silvia, ot 2007 James Tull, og 1977 James R. Love Brian Cunkleman Ian Tolle 2008 Steve Ziogas 1996 Dan McClutchy, ol 2008 Shane Kelley, ot 1978 Michael S. Barnes 1991 Brad Sidwell 2005 Carson Brennan 1979 Mark S. Farnham, 1992 Bill O’Brien Jarrett Schreck Donald L. Place 1993 Walton Smith 2006 Joseph DiGiacomo Brown Football Association Award Defensive Lineman 1980 Steve Curtin 1994 Charlie Buckley 2007 Bobby Sewall 1975 Phil Bartlett, mg 1987 Bill Perry, dl 1999 Jeffrey Boulanger, dl 1981 Mike Stuer 1995 Bill Robertson 2008 Colin Cloherty 1976 Bob Miller, dt 1988 Dave Rody, dt 2000 Gordon Chen, dl 1977 Kevin Webb, dt 1989 Reid Smith, dt 2001 Dewey Ames, dt 1978 Mike Lancaster, dt 1990 Reid Smith, dt 2002 Brendan Kelly, dt 2002 Chris Good 1979 Jay Hickey, mg 1991 Scott Perry, de 2003 Christian Garnett, dt Kevin Kehoe ’83 Memorial Award 2003 Jerry Massa 1980 Mike Audie, de 1992 Chris Gordon, de 2004 James Frazier, dl Named in honor of Kevin Kehoe, a member of the 1979 freshman team who was killed in 2004 Joe Austin 1981 John Daniel, mg 1993 Brett Atkins, de 2005 Pat Curran, dt an automobile accident in the summer before his sophomore year. It is presented annually 2005 Al Dahlberg 1982 Chuck McGrath, dt 1994 Shawn Birken, de 2006 Kai Brown, dt to the Most Valuable Player of the freshman football team who, through performance, 2006 Neil McGrath 1983 John Daniel, mg 1995 Brendan Finneran, de 2007 James Develin, de dedication and contribution, best exemplifies the spirit of Kevin Kehoe, Class of 1983. 2007 Richard Dresdale 1984 Ted Moskala, dl 1996 Rob Spuchesi, de 2008 David Howard, dt 1980 John Daniel 2008 John Berylson 1985 Ted Moskala, dl 1997 Matt Simmons, de 1981 Steve Heffernan 1991 Shawn Birken 2000 Jamaine Aggrey 1986 Jeff Garrison, de 1998 Ephraim Wernick, de 1982 Steve Kettleberger Dan Foreman 2001 Tynan Wyatt 1983 Pete Zidlicky 1992 Gordie Myers 2002 Jason Ching 1984 Walt Cataldo 1993 Marquis Jessie 2003 Zak DeOssie Charles E. Young- Hillhouse LTD. Award 1985 Lane Wood Brendan Finneran 2004 Steve Morgan Established in 1979 as an annual award in memory of Charles E. Young, Jr. of Magnolia, 1986 Jeff Owens 1994 Joe Karcutskie 2005 Drew Janes N.J., a willing and enthusiastic worker who helped guide outstanding student athletes to 1987 Rodney Vincent 1995 Sean Morey 2006 Buddy Farnham Brown. Its recipient is the “unsung hero” of the Brown football team. Jim Hall 1996 Jason Wargin 2007 Andrew Serrano 1988 Bill Pienias 1997 Stephen Campbell 2008 Neal Rooney 1978 Barry Blum 1989 Steve Kapfer 2001 Kyle Rowley 1989 Chris Duff 1998 Jason Lucas 1979 Mike Kachmer 1990 Mike Lenkaitis 2002 Joel Barone 1990 Todd Hunter 1999 Chas Gessner 1980 John Prassas 1991 Jeff Good 2003 Brent Grinna 1981 Bob Giunta 1992 Rick Britton 2004 Craig Young 1982 Ron Mosely 1993 Scott Hensel 2005 James Frazier Frederick “Fritz” Pollard ’19 Award 1983 Scott Schultz 1994 Bob Warden David Turner This award is presented annually to the senior who, despite trials and 1984 Brad McCaulley 1995 Jeff Bloomquist 2006 Eric Brewer tribulations, continued to demonstrate a relentless pursuit of gridiron 1985 Tom Cole Evan Fromberg Paul Raymond achievement in the tradition of Frederick “Fritz” Pollard. Greg Roth 1996 Jamaal Stephenson 2007 Steve Morgan 1983 Jim Rhodes 1992 Bill Pienias 2002 Joe Rackley 1986 Tom Dugan 1997 Matt Kraskouskas 2008 Jake Powers 1984 Chris Vaughn 1993 Ed Mikolay Bobby Parisien 1987 Scott McCaleb 1998 Al Lairson Matthew Adkins 1985 Steve Kellelberger 1994 Brett Atkins 2003 Drew Gallagher 1988 Darryl Heggans 1999 Bradley Grulke 1986 Jamie Kutzer 1995 Steve Smith 2004 Angel Gutierrez Matt Merrick 2000 Eric Webber 1987 Kirk Little 1996 Marquis Jessie 2005 Greg Burlin 1988 Jim Anderson 1997 2006 Lonnie Hill 1989 Kevin Jolley 1998 Mike Wall 2007 AJ Tracy Kilgore MacFarlane ’23 Award, Western States Football 1990 Wayman Caldwell 1999 Azibo Smith 2008 Darrell Harrison Awarded to a member of the football squad from a western state who best exemplified 1991 Scott Perry 2000 Jamaine Aggrey Dereck Knight leadership, ability and conduct in the tradition of Brown University. Ron Dalgliesh 2001 Travis Rowley 2001 Steve Berte 1975 Paul Serrano 1987 Alex Kos 1999 Stephen Campbell 2002 Ian Malepeai 1976 Jeff Van Ribbink 1988 Joe Madden 2000 Kevin Wang Dave Zucconi ’55 Brown Pride Award Lee Heitman 1977 Mark Whipple 1989 Bill Miller 2001 David Brookman Initiated in 1991, this award is given for loyalty, support, service and faith in Brown football. 1978 Mark Whipple 1990 Rich Willis Joe Spicer 2003 Darren Carmon 1991 Fred Barnes 1998 Brian Wallace Bob Goodgreau 2004 Dan Doublin 1979 John Prassas 1991 Pat Allman 2002 Chris Walther 1980 Steve Jordan 1992 Rene Ovalle Shaun Eidson 1992 Herschel Grossman 1999 Mike Goldberger 2004 Sue Farnum 2005 Jamie Gasparella 1993 Al Dahlberg 2000 Jeff Durso-Finley 2005 Craig Fink 2006 Mike Cholipski 1981 Jeff Gradinger 1993 Mike Murphy 2003 Kyle Slager 1982 Jeff Gradinger 1994 Paul Fichiera 2004 Scott Epperson 1994 Barrett Hazeltine 2001 Alexis Thompson 2006 Phil Bucci 2007 Paul Raymond 1995 Mr. & Mrs. Robertson Megan Patterson 2007 Kevin Seaman 2008 Miles Craigwell 1983 Jeff Nikora 1995 Jason McCullough 2005 Brandon Markey 1984 Kyle Atkins 1996 Jason McCullough 2006 Alex Doty 1996 Heather Woodcock 2002 Ken Miller 2008 Ylena Cvek 1985 Chris Ingerslev 1997 Gordon Nangmenyi 2007 Kai Brown 1997 Roger Marandino 2003 Emily Carter Scott Cordischi 1986 Alex Kos 1998 Stephen Campbell 2008 Chris Perkins

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Kevin T. Slattery ’76 Memorial Scholarship National Football Foundation Scholarship Winners Presented in honor of Kevin Slattery ’76 to that member of the freshman class who 1959 Paul J. Choquette 1982 David L. Folsom 2005 Nick Hartigan displays the best overall combination of leadership, academic performance, and football 1981 Travis C. Holcombe 1987 John W. Cuozzo potential in the earliest phase of his Brown career. The award was initiated by Kevin’s fam- ily and his good friends Dan O’Connell ’76 and Ken O’Keefe ’76 to keep Kevin’s memory NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners alive. 1997 Michael Powell 2004 Zak DeOssie 1965 John Joseph Kelly, Jr. 1977 Scott Alan Nelson 1994 Rene Abdalah 1992 Rene Abdalah 1998 Jason Lucas 2005 Matt Mullenax 1970 James Woolman Lukens 1978 Louis Daniel Cole 2005 Nick Hartigan 1993 Tobin Hoppes 1999 Michael Malan 2006 Jake Powers 1974 Douglas Ray Jost 1979 Robert Franklin Forster 1994 Cal Hankins 2001 Jermaine Griffin Darrell Harrison 1975 William Juan Taylor 1982 Travis Case Holcombe 1995 Sean Morey 2002 Anjel Gutierrez 2007 Buddy Farnham 1996 Brad Grulke 2003 Jarrett Schreck 2008 Andrew Serrano NCAA Top VIII Award Based on athletic success, academic acheivement and community service. CoSIDA National Academic All-American of the Year 2005 Nick Hartigan 2005 Nick Hartigan NCAA Silver Anniversary Award CoSIDA First Team Academic All-Americans Recognises former student-athletes who have distinguished themselves after completing 1981 Travis Holcombe 1986 Marty Edwards 2004 Nick Hartigan their collegiate athletics careers 25 years ago. 1982 Dave Folsom 1987 John Cuozzo 2005 Nick Hartigan 1985 Paul Choquette ’60 2006 Steve Jordan ’82 Robert F. Hall ’66 Recognition Award Brown’s Academic All-Ivy Selections (established 1992) Named in honor of BFA Golf Classic founder and chairman, Robert F. Hall ’66, this award Rene Abdalah, 1993, 1994, 1995 Joe DiGiacomo, 2006 Paul Raymond, 2007 is presented annually to those individuals who have distinguished themselves in support of Uwa Airhiavbere, 2002 Michael Dougherty, 2008 Matt Simmons, 1997, 1998 the BFA Golf Classic. Joel Barone, 2003 Paul Fichiera, 1996 Azibo Smith, 1999 2004 Frank George P’87 ’88 ‘91 2001 Robert F. Hall ‘66 Brett Brown, 1993 Nick Hartigan, 2004, 2005, 2006 Rodd Torbert, 1992 Gordon Perry ‘55 2005 Jerry Massa ‘77 Kevin Seaman ‘69 2006 Jim Anderson ‘88 Charlie Buckley, 1994 Sean Jensen, 2002 David Turner, 2006 2002 George Caraberis ’77 P’08 2007 Phil Estes Gordon Chen, 2001 James Perry, 1998 Chris Walther, 2003 2003 Christopher Humm P’04 2008 Pete Chelovich ’75 P’01 ’03 ’05 ‘08 Colin Cloherty, 2008 Scott Perry, 1992

Major National and Regional Awards Walter Payton Award Presented annually to the I-AA National Player of the Year Finalists 1999 James Perry, QB 2001 Chas Gessner, WR 2000 Chas Gessner, WR 2005 Nick Hartigan, RB Buck Buchanan Award Presented Annually to the I-AA National Zak DeOssie ’07 Defensive Player of the Year Finalists 2005 Zak DeOssie 2006 Zak DeOssie

Eddie Robinson Award Scott Nelson ’78 Lou Cole ’79 Presented annually to the I-AA Coach of the Year Finalists 1999 Phil Estes 2005 Phil Estes

George Bulger Lowe Award Outstanding Player in New England 1958 Frank Finney 1999 James Perry 1965 Robert Hall 2000 Steven Campbell Harry Agganis Award Outstanding Senior Player in New England 2005 Nick Hartigan Swede Nelson Award Outstanding Football Scholar-Athlete in New England 2005 Nick Hartigan 2007 Steve Morgan ECAC Player of the Year James Perry ’00 2005 Nick Hartigan John Cuozzo ’88 Steve Morgan ’08

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions The Brown Football Family lost four of its former players during the terrorist attacks that struck the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11th - David Laychak, class of 1983, Ray Rocha, class of 1995, Paul Sloan, class of 1997, and Charles Margiotta, class of 1979. The families of David Laychak, Ray Rocha, Paul Sloan and Charles Margiotta were presented with a framed uniform at halftime ceremonies of Brown’s 2001 game against Dartmouth at Brown Stadium. David Laychak played defensive back at Brown, and graduated in 1983. He majored in Organizational Behavior and Management. David lived in Manasas, Virginia, and was employed as a civilian budget analyst for the US Army Information Systems, working at the Pentagon. Charles Margiotta, Brown Class of 1979, was a New York City firefighter who was not on duty on September 11th, but rushed to the scene anyway to try to help save lives. Tragically, he lost his own life in the line of duty. He was inducted into the Brown Athletics Hall of Fame along with the entire 1976 Brown Ivy League Champion football team. Ray Rocha played wide receiver at Brown and graduated in 1995, majoring in Business Economics. He was a member of Delta Tau Fraternity, and later became a BASC Alumni Interviewer for Brown. Ray lived in Malden, Mass. before moving to New York City, where he worked for Cantor Fitzgerald in the World Trade Center Paul Sloan played on Brown’s offensive line and graduated in 1997, majoring in History. He was a member of Delta Tau Fraternity at Brown. Originally from Novato, California, Paul lived in New York City, where he worked for Keefe, Bruyet & Wood, Inc., at the World Trade Center.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Lawrence Rubida, Brown Class of 2005, a standout offensive lineman and tri-captain of the 2004 Brown football team, will be remembered for the way he lived and attacked the final battle for his life to overcome Ewing’s Sarcoma cancer with the same zest and zeal that he played football for Brown. Rubida’s indomitable spirit in battling cancer energized the Brown community, his Ivy League brethren, and cancer survivors throughout the country in a fundraising effort to help defray Rubida’s medical costs and to increase awareness for Ewing’s Sarcoma. Brown student-athletes purchased bracelets in support of Lawrence with the words, “Never Quit” engraved on them, signifying his brave approach in fighting the disease.

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Ashbaugh, R. ’13 . 1909, 10, 11, 12 Beatrice, P. ’75 ...... 1972, 73, 74 A Ashley, H.L. ’43 ...... 1942 Beaubian, V. ’37 ...... 1935, 36 Abbott, A.H. ’03 ...... 1900, 01 Atcheson, J. ’81 ...... 1979, 80 Beaulieu, L.F. ’51 ...... 1949, 50 Abbott, M. ’70 ...... 1968, 69 Atkins, B. ’94 ...... 1991, 93, 94 Beers, W.L. ’91...... 1890 Abdalah, R. ’95 ..... 1992, 93, 94 Atkins, K. ’85 ...... 1984 Behuniak, B ’03 ...... 2000, 02 Abdow, R.J. ’54 ..... 1951, 52, 53 Atwell, L.A. ’39 ..... 1936, 37, 38 Beland, R. ’59 ...... 1956, 57, 58 Abdul-Ghani, N. ’06 2002, 03, 04, 05 Auchy, R. ’62 ...... 1959, 60, 61 Bell, E. ’01...... 1998, 99 Abler, J. ’90 ...... 1988, 89 Audie, M. ’81 ...... 1978, 79, 80 Bellows, A.R. ’59 ...... 1956, 58 Ackerman, A.R. ’51 ...... 1950 Ayler, H.R. ’11 ...... 1906, 07, 09 Bemet, F. ’92 ...... 1891 Adamiak, J. ’68 ..... 1965, 66, 67 Azuma, S ’03 ...... 2000, 01, 02 Bence, R.L. ’57 ...... 1955, 56 Adams, E.A. ’12 ..... 1909, 10, 11 Bennett, S. ’72 ...... 1969, 70, 71 Adams, M. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Bensen, S. ’90 ...... 1988, 89 Adams, R.P. ’23 ..... 1919, 21, 22 Bentley, C.C. ’44 ...... 1942 Adams, W. ’09 ...... 1905 B Berger, R. ’90 ...... 1987, 88 Babcock, C.H. ’91...... 1890 Adedokun, O. ’09 .... 2006, 07, 08 Bernert, M. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 1878 Team Babcock, P.A. ’30 ...... 1928, 29 Adkins, M. ’09 ...... 2006, 07, 08 Bernstein, V. ’39 ..... 1936, 37, 38 Babcock, R.M. ’45 ...... 1942, 43 Aggrey, J. ’01 .... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Berrier, J.T. ’56 ...... 1955 Brewer, E. ’08 ... 2004, 05, 06, 07 Burnham, W.H. ’08, Mgr...... 1907 Badalato, N. ’91 ..... 1988, 89, 90 Agosta, T. ’75 ...... 1972, 73, 74 Berte, S. ’02 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Brickley, R.D. ’33 ...... 1932 Burns, Z. ’99 .... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Badolato, V. ’89 ..... 1986, 87, 88 Ahern, J. ’81 ...... 1979, 80 Bertovich, G. ’75 ...... 1972 Briggs, H.W. ’02, Mgr...... 1901 Burroughs, W. ’05 . 2001, 02, 03, 04 Bailey, J.M. ’16 ...... 1914 Airhiavbere, U ’02 ..1998, 99, 00,01 Beytes, L.H. ’10 ...... 1907, 08 Brisbane, W. ’66 ...... 1965 Burrow, G.N. ’54, Mgr...... 1953 Baker, B.C. ’06 ...... 1902 Albertson, N. ’72 .... 1969, 70, 71 Bianowicz, J. ’56 ...... 1951, 54 Brisk, A.L. ’20 ...... 1919 Burt, G.H. ’36 ...... 1934 Balestracci, T. ’07 .... 2004, 05, 06 Albright, J.W. ’21 .... 1917, 19, 20 Biegalski, M. ’85 ...... 1984 Britton, R. ’93 ...... 1990, 91, 92 Bushnell, L.E. ’08 ...... 1907 Ball, B. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Alderman, C. ’85 ...... 1983 Bigby, K. ’87 ...... 1984, 85, 86 Broda, H.A. ’27 ..... 1924, 25, 26 Bustard, W.W. ’93...... 1892 Ball, H.B. ’04 ...... 1900 Aldrich, C.H. ’94 ...... 1892, 93 Bilinski, K. ’87 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Brodsky, A. ’00 ... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Buston, J.N. ’69 ...... 1966 Ball, M.C. ’35...... 1931, 32, 34 Aldrich, E.B. ’93 .. 1889, 90, 91, 92 Bingham, R.W. ’11 ...... 1910 Brookman, D. ’02 . 1997, 99, 00, 01 Butler, B. ’87 ...... 1984, 87 Ballou, F.A., Jr. ’16, Mgr...... 1915 Aldrich, J.D. ’55 ...... 1952 Birken, S. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Brooks, A.C. ’21 ..... 1917, 19, 20 Butler, C ’03 ...... 2000 Balogh, D. ’56 ...... 1954, 55 Alexander, A. ’96 ...... 1995 Bishop, E.W. ’99...... 1896 Brooks, B. ’83 ...... 1980, 81, 82 Butler, C.T. ’55 ...... 1954 Baran, D. ’76 ...... 1975 Aliber, B. ’83 ...... 1980, 81, 82 Bissell, M. ’50 ...... 1946 Brooks, F.B. ’18 ...... 1916 Butner, J.C., Jr. ’18 ...... 1914, 15 Barbosa, E. ’07 ..... 2004, 05, 06 Allara, M.A. ’65 ...... 1962 Bisson, J. ’91 ...... 1989. 90 Brooks, G. ’66 ...... 1965 Buton, J.N. ’69 ...... 1967, 68 Bardo, N. ’03 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Allen, D.F. ’34 ...... 1932, 33 Black, L.W. ’23 ...... 1919 Brothers, K. ’83 ..... 1980, 81, 82 Barker, A. ’82 ...... 1880 Allen, E. ’98 ...... 1994, 95, 96 Blackledge, E. ’06 .... 2003, 04, 05 Brown, B. ’93 ...... 1990, 91, 92 Barnard, G.F. ’79 ...... 1878 Allen, E.K. ’31 ...... 1929, 30 Blake, R.L. ’37 ...... 1936 Brown, C. ’55 ...... 1952, 53, 54 Barnes, D. ’99 ...... 1996, 97, 98 C Allen, J.C. ’35 ...... 1933 Blocher, A.E. ’66...... 1964, 65 Brown, C.H., Jr. ’29, Mgr. .... 1928 Barnes, M. ’79 ...... 1975, 76, 78 Cadwell, J. ’00 ...... 1997 Allen, R. ’61, Mgr...... 1960 Bloomquist, J. ’96 ...... 1994, 95 Brown, D. ’60, Asst. Mgr. .... 1956 Barney, A. ’65 ...... 1962, 63, 64 Cady, C. ’93 ...... 1991 Allen, T. ’96 ...... 1995 Blount, C.E. ’40 ...... 1939 Brown, G. ’71 ...... 1969 Barney, J.M. ’40 ...... 1937 Caferty, P. ’71 ...... 1971 Allman, P. ’92 ...... 1989, 90, 91 Blue, E.W. ’16 ...... 1914 Brown, H.S. ’50 ...... 1946 Barone, J. ’03 ...... 2000, 01, 02 Cain, C. ’94 ...... 1991, 93 Alston, R. ’84 ...... 1982 Blum, B. ’79 ...... 1977 Brown, K. ’08 ...... 2005, 06, 07 Barrett, B. ’83 ...... 1980, 81, 82 Cain, D.M. ’68 ...... 1966 Altieri, W.S. ’51 ..... 1948, 49, 50 Blutstein, S. ’47 ...... 1944, 45 Brown, L.C. ’34 ..... 1931, 32, 33 Barrett, J. ’93 ...... 1991 Cairns, M. ’83, Mgr...... 1980, 81 Ames, A. ’98 ...... 1996, 97 Boehm, N. ’02 ...... 1998, 99 Brown, R. ’79 ...... 1976, 77, 78 Barrett, J.H. ’24 .. 1920, 21, 22, 23 Caito, M.J. ’34 ...... 1931, 32, 33 Ames, D. ’02 ...... 1999, 00,01 Bogan, D. 74 ...... 1972 Brown, R.G. ’52 ...... 1950, 51 Barrows, T. ’80 ...... 1978, 79 Calabrese, P. ’00 ..... 1997, 98, 99 Ames, J. ’87...... 1985, 86 Bogdanovich ’86 ...... 1983 Brown, R.K. ’33 ...... 1931,32 Barry, R.J. ’61 ...... 1958, 60, 61 Caldwell, W. ’91 ...... 1989, 90 Ames, L. ’00 .... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Bogdanovich, P. ’83. . . 1980, 81, 82 Brown, S. ’83 ...... 1981, 82 Barry, T.W. ’03 .... 1899, 1900, 02 Call, A.D. ’93 ...... 1892 Amoah, J ’07 ...... 2004, 05, 06 Bogert, W.B. ’81 ...... 1878, 80 Brown, T.S. ’92 ...... 1891 Barsanti, C. ’81 ...... 1978, 79 Callahan, M. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Andersen, A.E., Jr. ’53 ...... 1952 Bonner, G. ’73 ...... 1970, 71 Brucker, W. ’04 ...... 2002, 03 Barthelme, J. ’02 ...... 2000, 01 Camp, C. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Andersen, J.A. ’53 ...... 1951, 52 Booth, J.M. ’16 ...... 1914 Bruen, J. ’70 ...... 1968,69 Bartlet, P. ’76 ...... 1973 Camp, G. ’01 .... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Anderson, J. ’77 ...... 1975 Boothby, G.A. ’48 ...... 1947 Bryant, M.W. ’65 ...... 1964 Bartlett, A.E. ’14 .... 1911, 12, 13 Campbell, B., Jr. ’45 ..... 1942, 43 Anderson, J. ’89 ..... 1986, 87, 88 Borgonzi, M. ’02 .. 1998, 99, 00, 01 Bryant, P. ’64, Mgr...... 1963 Bartlett, L. ’02 ...... 1899, 1900 Campbell, C.V. ’68 ...... 1966 Anderson, L. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Borjeson, G.J. ’51 ...... 1950 Bryson, C. ’79 ...... 1976 Bartlett, P. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 Campbell, D. ’49 ...... 1946, 47 Anderson, N. ’66 ...... 1965 Borjeson, H.P. 55 ..... 1952, 1954 Bryson, C.L. ’51 ...... 1949, 50 Bartley, J. ’72 ...... 1969, 70, 71 Campbell, E.C. ’69 ...... 1967, 68 Anderson, N.E. ’66 ...... 1963, 64 Borjeson, R.A. ’56 ...... 1955 Bucci, G. ’64 ...... 1961, 62, 63 Bartuska, P. ’56 ...... 1953, 54 Anderson, P. ’77 ...... 1974 Boucher, C. ’80 ...... 1978 Buchanan, B. ’03 . 1999, 00, 01, 02 Baskerville, W. ’58 ...... 1952, 57 Anderson, S. ’91 ...... 1989 Boulanger, J. ’00. . . . . 1997, 98, 99 Buchanan, D.H., Jr. ’68, Mgr. .. 1967 Batcha, F. ’82 ...... 1979, 80, 81 Anderson, T.G. ’31 ...... 1928, 29 Bourn, A.C. ’87 ...... 1886 Buck, H. ’78 ...... 1974 Batchelder, R.A. ’35 ..... 1933, 34 Andrews, H.P. ’16 .... 1913, 14, 15 Bowdring, C.J. ’51 ...... 1950, 51 Buckley, C. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Bateman, B. ’76 ...... 1975 Annan, D.C. ’20 ...... 1916 Bowen, E.A. ’91 ...... 1890 Budrewicz, T. ’60 ...... 1958, 59 Bateman, W.B. ’45 ...... 1943 Annino, J.R. ’54 ...... 1951 Bowen, J. ’04 ...... 2000 Budzenski, P. ’78, Mgr. ... 1976, 77 Bates, W.H. ’40 ...... 1938, 39 Antifonario, F. ’64 ...... 1961, 63 Bower, J.M. ’63 ...... 1959 Bunting, L. ’81 ...... 1978, 79, 80 Bates, W.P. ’02 . 1898, 99, 1900, 01 Antosca, M. ’86 ..... 1983, 84, 85 Bowers, B. ’83 ...... 1981 Buonanno, J.E. ’34 ... 1931, 32, 33 Battles, W.P.H. ’39 ...... 1936, 37 App, P. ’37, Mgr...... 1936 Bowman, V.A. ’18 ...... 1917 Burbank, P.S. ’79 ...... 1878 Batty, J.E. ’68 ...... 1965, 66, 67 Appleyard, N.M. ’36 ...... 1933 Boyle, D. ’64 ...... 1961, 62 Burgess, C. ’70 ...... 1969 Bauer, G. ’98 ...... 1995, 96, 97 Arata, J. ’63 ...... 1960, 61, 62 Boyle, J. ’68 ...... 1965, 67 Burgess, G.S. ’12, Mgr...... 1911 Bauk, D. ’83 ...... 1981, 82 Archer, M. ’02 ...... 1999 Boyle, T.W. ’67 ...... 1965, 66 Burke, J. ’90 ...... 1988, 89 Baurenfiend, L. ’22, Mgr...... 1921 Armbruster, A. ’70...... 1969 Brace, G.W. ’20 ...... 1919 Burket, W. ’84, Mgr...... 1983 Bayliss, E.L. ’03 ...... 1899 Armstrong, E.G. ’20 .. 1917, 19, 20 Bralwye, G. ’84 ..... 1981, 82, 83 Burkett, B., Mgr. ’84 ...... 1982 Armstrong, S.S. ’36 ...... 1935 Bean, S.S. ’14 ... 1910, 11, 12, 13 Brennan, C. ’06 ...... 2004, 05 Burlin, G. ’06 ...... 2003, 04, 05 Donald Carcieri ’65

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Coughlin, E.J. ’42 ...... 1941 Denison, L.H. ’94 . 1892, 93, 94, 95 Coukos, J.S. ’55 ..... 1952, 53, 54 Dennie, F. ’09 .... 1905, 06, 07, 08 Coulter, B.N. ’20 ...... 1917, 19 DeOssie, Z. ’07 ... 2003, 04, 05, 06 Courtemanche, R.A. ’60 ..... 1959 DeSimone, D. ’81 ...... 1978, 80 Cowell, M. ’81 ...... 1978 DeSimone, H.F. ’51 ...... 1949, 50 Cox, J. ’70 ...... 1969 DeSutter, M. ’92 ..... 1989, 90, 91 Cox, K. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Detore, D. ’76 ...... 1973, 74, 75 Coyne, K. ’00 ...... 1998, 99 Detwiler, H.B. ’41 ...... 1939, 40 Craigwell, M. ’09 .... 2006, 07, 08 Devine, D. ’85 ...... 1984 Crass, F.S. ’26 ...... 1925 Develin, J. ’10 ...... 2006, 07, 08 Crew, S. ’71 ...... 1968 Devlin, R. ’04 ...... 2001,02 Crews, R. ’57 ...... 1955, 56 DeVitalis, W.M. ’20 ...... 1916 Crilly, S.G., Jr. ’29 ...... 1926 Dexter, G.I. ’87 ...... 1886 Croker, R.W. ’01 ...... 1897 DiBartolo, M. ’07 .... 2004, 05, 06 Cromack, D. ’92 ..... 1989, 90, 91 DiDomenico, J.A. ’50 ...... 1948 Cronin, J.W. ’59 ...... 1957, 58 Diehl, F.M. ’49 ...... 1945 1915 Rose Bowl Team Cronin, W. ’56 ...... 1954, 55 DiGiacomo, J. ’07 .... 2004, 05, 06 Crooker, W.I. ’42 ..... 1939, 40, 41 Dillon, M.J. ’60 ...... 1958, 59 Campbell, J.R. ’28 ...... 1927 Chamberlain, G.M. ’93 ... 1891, 92 Cobb, H.A. ’08 ...... 1907 Cross, A. ’07 ...... 2006 Dillon, P. ’83 ...... 1980, 81, 82 Campbell, M. ’82 ...... 1980,81 Chandler, T. ’15 ...... 1913, 14 Cobb, H.M. ’03...... 1901, 02 Crowell, A.F. ’03 ...... 1901, 02 Dilts, A.R. ’81 ...... 1878, 80 Campbell, S. ’01 .. 1997, 98, 99, 00 Chapa, R. ’79 ...... 1976, 77 Coccaro, J. ’72 ...... 1969, 70, 71 Crowell, R.P. ’63 ...... 1961, 62 DiMartino, A., Sr. ’68 ...... 1967 Cancelliere, M.A. ’32, Mgr.. . . . 1931 Chapin, R.B. ’35 ...... 1934 Coe, C.M. ’62 ...... 1960 Crowther, C.T. ’22 ...... 1919 Dinatali, J ’03 ...... 2000, 01 Cann, M.H. ’03 ...... 1899, 1901 Chapman, D. ’85 .... 1982, 83, 84 Coffey, D.E. ’54 ...... 1952 Crowther, G.M. ’13 ... 1910, 11, 12 D’India, N. ’08 ...... 2007 Cannarozzi, M.J. ’53 ..... 1951, 52 Chase, A.H. ’97 ..... 1894, 95, 96 Coffin, D.F. ’33 ...... 1932 Culbreth, J. ’69 ...... 1967, 68 Dixon, C.A. ’26 ...... 1923, 24, 25 Capasso, A. ’35 ..... 1931, 33, 34 Chase, D. ’89 ...... 1987, 88 Coffin, J.E. ’55 ...... 1952 Culich, D. ’75 ...... 1974 Dodge, L.E. ’03, Mgr...... 1902 Caraberis, G. ’77 ...... 1975, 76 Chase, J.C. ’99 ...... 1898 Cohen, R. ’72 ...... 1970, 71 Cunkelman, B. ’91 ...... 1990 Dodge, W.S. ’28 ...... 1926 Carbone, L. ’81 ..... 1978, 79, 80 Chase, P.P. ’06 ...... 1902, 04, 05 Cokefair, J.P.E. ’45 ...... 1943 Cuozzo, J. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Dodson, M. ’76 ..... 1973, 74, 75 Carcieri, D.L. ’65 .... 1962, 63, 64 Chase, R.R. ’33 ..... 1930, 31, 32 Colby, E. ’94 ...... 1893 Curran, P. ’06 ...... 2003, 04, 05 Doherty, J. ’85 ...... 1982, 83, 84 Cardwell, M. ’93 ...... 1991 Chase, T. ’73 ...... 1970, 72 Colby, E. ’97 ...... 1895, 96 Curran, S. ’72 ...... 1971 Dolan, M. ’82 ...... 1980, 81 Carey, T.J. ’39...... 1937, 38 Chase, W.J. ’87 ...... 1886 Colby, G. ’87 ...... 1886 Curtin, S. ’81 ...... 1978, 79, 80 Dolbashian, E.M. ’48, Mgr. ... 1947 Carifio, U. ’37...... 1936 Chelovich, P. ’75 ...... 1973, 74 Colby, J. ’72 ...... 1970, 71 Curtis, B. ’92 ...... 1990 Dominick, J ’03 ..... 2000, 01, 02 Carins, M., Mgr. ’83 ...... 1982 Chen, G. ’01 .... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Cole, L. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Curtis, M.S. ’07 .. 1903, 04, 05, 06 Donovan, D.G. ’12 ...... 1911 Carlin, R.B. ’60 ...... 1958, 59 Chenault, D. ’70 ..... 1967, 68, 69 Cole, T. ’86 ...... 1984, 85 Cushman, G. ’57, Mgr. ... 1955, 56 Donovan, M. ’88 ..... 1985, 86, 87 Carlson, K. ’86 ...... 1984 Chernak, J.A. ’51 .... 1948, 49, 50 Coleman, D. ’75 ...... 1974 Czekanski, B. ’07 .... 2004, 05, 06 Donovan, M.J. ’18 ...... 1914, 16 Carmon, D ’04 ...... 2000, 02, 03 Cherry, L. ’70 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Coller, A.P. ’45 ...... 1942 Donovan, W.F. ’95 ...... 1893, 94 Carnathan, A.W. ’60 ...... 1959 Chesbrfo, J.W. ’00 ... 1897, 98, 99 Collett, R. ’86.5 ..... 1983, 85, 86 Doody, C.J. ’23 ...... 1919 Carolan, R.F. ’58 ..... 1955, 56, 57 Cheviot, P. ’75 ...... 1972 Collins, G. ’85 ...... 1984 Dorsey, T.F. ’47 ...... 1943, 46 D Doty, A. ’07 ...... 2004, 05, 06 Caroselli, W.R. ’63 ...... 1960, 61 Chiaradio, B. ’84 ...... 1981, 83 Collins, R. ’06 ...... 2002, 04, 05 D’Angelo, V. ’49 ...... 1946, 48 Doublin, D. ’05 ...... 2003, 04 Carr, W. ’66 ...... 1963, 64, 65 Childress, L. ’96 ...... 1993 Colo, D.R. ’50 ...... 1947, 48, 49 Dahl, N ’03 ...... 2000 Dougan, C. ’07 ...... 2004, 05 Carter, C.B. ’01 ...... 1897, 98 Ching, J. ’06 ...... 2002, 03 Colter, J. ’06 .... 1901, 02, 03, 04 Dalgliesh, R. ’92 ..... 1988, 89, 91 Dougherty, M. ’09 .... 2006, 07, 08 Carter, D.R. ’53 ...... 1951 Cholipski, M. ’07 .... 2004, 05, 06 Condon, B. ’74 ...... 1972 Daly, M. ’87 ...... 1984, 85, 86 Dow, A.R. ’47, Mgr...... 1945 Carton, R.V. ’30 ...... 1928, 29 Choquette, P. ’97 . 1993, 94, 95, 96 Condon, J.F. ’50 .. 1946, 47, 48, 49 Dane, E.B., Jr. ’41 ...... 1940 Dowd, T.J. ’91 ...... 1889, 90 Carullo, F.C. ’58 ..... 1955, 56, 57 Choquette, P.J. ’60 ... 1957, 58, 59 Condon, T. ’92 ...... 1989, 90, 91 Daniel, J. ’84 ...... 1981, 82, 83 Down, G.P. ’44 ...... 1940, 42 Casey, E.N. ’93 ... 1890, 91, 92, 93 Christ, N. ’04 ...... 2002, 03 Conklin, E.B. ’08 . 1904, 05, 06, 07 Daniels, J. ’67 ...... 1964, 65, 66 Doyle, E.A. ’54 ...... 1953 Casey, E.R. ’17 ...... 1913 Christian, P. ’06 ...... 2002 Connolly, C.M. ’48 ...... 1945 Daniels, S.M. ’68 ...... 1966, 67 Drais, D. ’02 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Casey, E.W. ’90 ...... 1889 Christianson, A. ’91 ..... 1989, 90 Connors, M.J. ’60 ...... 1958, 59 Danser, J. ’11 ...... 2007 Draper, T. ’64 ...... 1961 Casey, J.L. ’92 ...... 1891, 92 Christin, R.F. ’69 ...... 1966 Conover, P.S. ’81 ...... 1880 Danveport, T.H. ’44 ...... 1943 Drawbridge, R.W. ’93 . 1890, 91, 92 Casey, J.T. ’99 ...... 1895, 96 Cichy, J. ’92 ...... 1990, 91 Conroy, T.M. ’19 ...... 1916 Darrow, E. ’83 ...... 1980, 82 Duerre, R.E. ’65 ..... 1962, 63, 64 Cash, K.R. ’47, Asst. Mgr. .... 1945 Cieplik, K. ’71 ...... 1970, 71, 72 Considine, C.R. ’28 ...... 1926, 27 Davis, B. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Duesing, L.J. ’41 .... 1938, 39, 40 Cashen, H.C. ’61 ...... 1960 Cima, E. ’95 ...... 1993 Coombs, J.P. ’97 .. 1893, 94, 95, 96 Davis, K. ’93 ...... 1990, 91 Duff, C. ’93 ...... 1990, 91, 92 Caslowitz, J.G. ’59 ...... 1958 Cioci, J.R. ’38 ...... 1936, 37 Coons, R.B. ’23, Mgr...... 1922 Davis, M. ’93 ...... 1990, 91 Dugan, T. ’87 ...... 1984, 85, 86 Caso, A. ’96 ...... 1994, 95 Cirone, R. ’61 ...... 1959, 60 Cooper, F. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Dawson, J. ’74, Mgr...... 1973 Dumanois, R. ’91 .... 1988, 89, 90 Cassidy, M. ’74 ...... 1972, 73 Clark, D. ’90 ...... 1987, 88, 89 Cooper, M. ’06 ...... 2004, 05 Deagon, M. ’00 ..... 1998, 99 ,00 Dummert, J ’96 ...... 1994, 95 Caswell, A. ’87 ...... 1886 Clark, E.R., Jr. ’47 ...... 1944 Cormier, M. ’86 ...... 1985 Dean, E. ’99 ..... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Dumont, S. ’81 ...... 1979 Cataldo, W. ’88...... 1985, 86, 87 Clark, H. ’87 ...... 1886 Cornsweet, A.C. ’29 .. 1926, 27, 28 DeAngeles, G.S. ’50 .. 1946, 47, 48 Dunalp, T. ’72 ...... 1969 Catena, T. ’86 ...... 1983, 84, 85 Clark, L.R. ’18 ...... 1914 Cornsweet, H.M. ’29 ..... 1926, 27 DeFrancesco, M. ’79 .. 1976, 77, 78 Dunda, J.J. ’65 ...... 1962, 63, 64 Cavalli, G. ’75 ...... 1972 Clark, T. ’76 ...... 1973, 74, 75 Corp, A.E. ’10 ...... 1909, 10 Deitchman, G. ’81 ... 1978, 79, 80 Dunham, R. ’53, Mgr. .... 1951, 52 Cebello, A. ’81 ...... 1979, 80 Clement, D. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Corp, H.W. ’07 ...... 1906 Del Greco, G. ’00 . 1996, 97, 98, 99 Dunk, R. ’06 ...... 2003, 04 Cecchi, A. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Clingan, T.O. ’60 ...... 1958, 59 Corvino, D. ’99 ...... 1996 Delaney, G.P. ’43 .... 1940, 41, 42 Dunn, G. ’75 ...... 1972 Cerasoli, J. ’57 ...... 1954, 55, 56 Clippinger, A. ’70 ...... 1969 Corzine, D.E. ’43 .... 1940, 41, 42 Delaney, R. ’75 ...... 1974 Dyer, J.F. ’99 ...... 1896, 97 Certuse, J.P. ’38 ...... 1936, 37 Cloherty, C. ’09...... 2006, 07, 08 Costa, M.E. ’48 ...... 1945 Delzio, F.J. ’46 ...... 1944 Dzuro, G. ’91 ...... 1988, 90 Cesarz, D. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Clough, E.T. ’20, Mgr...... 1919 Cotter, T ’06 ...... 2004, 05 Demchack, W.L. ’56 ...... 1955 Chace, A.B. ’92 ...... 1891 Cloutier, G. ’84 ...... 1981, 82, 83 Cottey, D.E. ’54 ...... 1951, 53 Demmier, L.F. ’31 ...... 1930 Chae, T. ’71 ...... 1971 Cobb, A.P. ’07 ...... 1904 Coughlan, P. ’65 ..... 1962, 63, 64 Denico, A.A. ’03 ...... 1901

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Farnham, B. ’77 ..... 1974, 75, 76 Ford, P. ’03 ...... 2000, 01, 02 Gray, P. ’71 ...... 1970 E Farnham, M. ’10 ..... 2006, 07, 08 Ford, T. ’76 ...... 1973, 74, 75 Gray, R. ’85 ...... 1982 Eacuello, S. ’48 ...... 1944 Farnham, M. ’80 ..... 1977, 78, 79 Foreman, D. ’95 ...... 1992, 93 Green, A.I. ’50 ... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Earle, C. ’88 ...... 1985 Farnham, P. ’83 ..... 1980, 81, 82 Forlenza, B. ’73 ...... 1972 Green, J. ’02 ...... 1999 Earle, W.G. ’65 ...... 1963, 64 Farnum, M. ’18 ..... 1914, 15, 16 Forster, R. ’79...... 1976, 77, 78 Green, R. ’90 ...... 1987 East, R. ’95 ...... 1993 Farrow, M. ’95 ...... 1992, 93 Fortin, S. ’05 ...... 2002, 03, 04 Green, R.C. ’93...... 1892 Eastman, E.R. ’58 ...... 1957 Faulkner, H.R. ’23 .... 1920, 21, 22 Foster, F.B. ’38 ...... 1936, 37 Greenberg, M. ’38 ...... 1935 Easton, F.T. ’92 ...... 1890, 91 Feinberg, J.E. ’45 ...... 1942 Fowler, J. ’67 ...... 1965 Greenburg, D. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Ebbert, T. ’58 ...... 1956, 57 Fenton, T. ’03 ...... 2000 Fox, A.S. ’20 ...... 1919 Greene, F.W. ’02 ...... 1901 Eckstein, A. ’25 .. 1921, 22, 23, 24 Ferguson, J., Jr. ’06 ...... 1905 Fraad, D.J. ’35 ...... 1932, 33, 34 Greene, J.S. ’79 ...... 1878 Eddy, A.J. ’79 ...... 1878 Ferguson, M. ’02 .... 1999, 00, 01 Frager, S. ’74 ...... 1972, 73 Greene, R. ’63 ...... 1961 Eddy, R. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Ferraris, R. ’65 ...... 1962, 63, 64 Francis, J. ’90 ...... 1987, 88, 89 Gresh, W.E. ’49 ..... 1946, 47, 48 Edelman, R. ’99 ...... 1998 Ferrebee, J.C. ’32 .... 1929, 30, 31 Francis, M. ’97 ...... 1993, 94 Griffin, J. ’04 ...... 2001, 02, 03 Edes, D.M. ’31 ...... 1929, 30 Ferry, T.K. ’25 ...... 1924 Franke, K. ’72 ...... 1970, 71 Griglum, T.B. ’50 ...... 1946 Edes, P.B. ’28 ...... 1926, 27 Fichiera, P. ’96 ...... 1993, 94, 95 Franke, W. ’70 ...... 1969 Grimshaw, G.W. ’47 ..... 1945, 46 Edwards, C.H. ’30 ... 1927, 28, 29 Fidler, J.W. ’43 ...... 1941, 42 Frankel, D. ’85 ...... 1983, 84, 85 Grinna, B. ’04 ...... 2002, 03 Edwards, J. ’09 ..... 2006, 07, 08 Field, D. ’78 ...... 1976, 77 Frankenbach, C.H., Jr. ’51 .... 1950 Chris Good ’86 Grocut, W.S. ’50 ...... 1946 Edwards, H.B. ’29 ...... 1927 Fielding, D. ’86.5 .... 1983, 85, 86 Franklin, D. ’91 ...... 1990 Gronefeld, J. ’72 ...... 1969, 71 Edwards, M. ’87 ..... 1984, 85, 86 Fieler, M. ’92 ...... 1990 Frantz, R. ’79 ...... 1977 Gety, J.G. ’28 ...... 1925 Grulke, B. ’00 .... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Egan, D. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Fieler, S. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Fraser, I. ’17 ...... 1913, 14, 15 Giambattista, M. ’86 ..... 1984, 85 Guinta, R. ’83 ...... 1980 Eggert, A.R. ’41 ...... 1940 Filak, R.J. ’68 ...... 1966, 67 Fraser, R. ’95 ...... 1992 Giardi, G. ’90 ...... 1988, 89 Gulian, M. ’23 ... 1919, 20, 21, 22 Ehmke, H.A. ’08 ...... 1904, 05 Filvaroff, A. ’83, Mgr...... 1980, 81 Frazier, J ’06 ...... 2003, 04, 05 Gibbons, M. ’84 ..... 1981, 82, 83 Gundermann, P. ’85 .. 1982, 83, 84 Eident, P. ’77 ...... 1974 Finkelstein, J.S. ’40. . . 1937, 38, 39 Frazier, R. ’57 ...... 1955, 56 Gilbane, T.F. ’33 ...... 1931, 32 Gundlach, L.T. ’59 ...... 1957, 58 Eidson, S ’03 ...... 2000, 01, 02 Finn, E.J. ’49 ...... 1946, 47, 48 Freeman, J. ’63 ...... 1962 Gilbane, W.J. ’33 .... 1930, 31, 32 Gundling, M. ’91 .... 1988, 89, 90 Eisenberg, F.C. ’28 ...... 1926 Finn, F.M. ’48 ...... 1945 Freeman, R. ’93 ...... 1991, 1993 Gilbert, M. ’99 ...... 1995 Gunn, S. ’88 ...... 1986 Eisenberg, L. ’24 .... 1921, 22, 23 Finn, R. ’75 ...... 1974 Fromberg, E. ’96 ...... 1994, 95 Gill, R. ’70 ...... 1968, 69 Gurll, F.D. ’31 ...... 1928, 29, 30 Elliott, J. ’96 ...... 1994, 95 Finneran, B. ’97 .. 1993, 94, 95, 96 Fuller, D.O. ’21 ...... 1920 Gillett, R. ’11 ...... 2008 Gutierrez, A. ’05 ..... 2002, 03, 04 Ellis, C.H. ’91 ...... 1890 Finneran, D. ’82 ...... 1980, 81 Fuller, L.W. ’40 ...... 1939 Gillies, J.C. ’31 ...... 1928, 30 Ellis, G.S. ’92 ...... 1891 Finneran, N. ’01 .. 1997, 98, 99, 00 Fultz, D.L. ’98 ... 1894, 95, 96, 97 Gillon, L.J. ’93 ...... 1892 Elrod, R.L. ’07 ...... 1903 Finney, F.H., Jr. ’59 ... 1956, 57, 58 Funck, J.R. ’55 ...... 1952, 53 Gilmartin, E.R. ’33 ... 1930, 31, 32 Elrod, R.L. ’07, Mgr...... 1906 Fiorentino, E.A. ’45 ...... 1943 Furlong, R.G. ’45 ...... 1943 Girard, C. ’86 ...... 1983 H Haggstrom, W. ’73 ...... 1970, 71 Elrod, R.P. ’36 ...... 1934, 35 Fisher, P. ’08 ...... 2004, 05, 06 Fusco, R. ’57 ...... 1956 Giunta, B. ’83 ...... 1981, 82 Hair, W.A. ’49...... 1946 Emery, C.L. ’23 ...... 1919 Fitzgerald, W.D. ’65 ..... 1963, 64 Gladding, J.R. ’81 ...... 1880 Hall, D.H. ’00 ...... 1895, 96, 97 Emery, D.M. ’36 ..... 1933, 34, 35 Fitzpatrick B. ’76 .... 1973, 74, 75 Glascott, M. ’93 ..... 1990, 91, 92 Hall, I.A., Jr. ’39 ..... 1936, 37, 38 Emory, J.W. ’97 ..... 1893, 94, 95 Fitzpatrick, P. ’95 ...... 1992 Glasheen, J.D., II ’59 .... 1957, 58 Hall, J. ’91 ...... 1989, 90 Engel, D. ’01 .... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Flanagan, T. ’89 ...... 1988 G Glidden, C. ’80 ...... 1978, 79, 80 Gaddis, J. ’77 ...... 1975, 76 Hall, R. ’77 ...... 1975 Ephraim, S. ’81, Mgr...... 1979 Flanders, R. ’71 ..... 1968, 69, 70 Goff, R.H. ’25, Mgr...... 1923 Gaffney, L. ’79 ...... 1976, 77, 78 Hall, R.F. ’66 ...... 1963, 64, 65 Epperson, S. ’05 .. 2001, 02, 03, 04 Fletcher, A.M. ’07 .... 1903, 04, 05 Goldberg, J.S. ’13 .... 1910, 11, 12 Gaffney, P.G. ’49 ...... 1946, 47 Hall, W.A. ’04 ...... 1900, 01 Estep, S. ’01 ...... 1997 Fletcher, E.D. ’58 ...... 1955 Goldkamp, Ed. ’65, Mgr...... 1964 Gaitors, B ’08 ...... 2005 Halliday, J.F. ’46 ...... 1944 Estes, J.F. ’92 ...... 1891 Flick, P.L. ’49 ...... 1946, 47 Goldsborough, H.W. ’02...... 1898 Gallagher, A. ’03 .. 1999, 00, 01, 03 Hallsted, S. ’68 ...... 1965 Etchings, T.D. ’36 ...... 1933 Flora, S.B. ’31 ...... 1928 Goldstein, M. ’92 ...... 1990 Gallagher, B. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Halpern, I. ’98 ...... 1996 Eustis, J.C. ’64 ...... 1962 Flutie, B. ’83 ...... 1982 Goobic, T. ’04 ...... 2001, 02, 03 Gallagher, J. ’07 ...... 2005, 06 Hambleton, R.W. ’47 ...... 1944 Evans, B. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Flynn, J.W. ’59 ...... 1958 Good, C. ’86 ...... 1983, 84, 85 Gallander, J. ’84 ...... 1983 Hamilton, A. ’00 ...... 1996 Evriviades, L ’03 ...... 2000, 01 Fodor, S. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Good, G. ’92 ...... 1989, 90, 91 Gallegos, J. ’96 ..... 1993, 94, 95 Hamilton, A.J. ’06 ...... 1902 Fogarty, W.L. ’31 .... 1928, 29, 30 Goodby, R.W. ’39 ...... 1938 Galvin, D. ’79 ...... 1976, 77, 78 Hamilton, B. ’92 ...... 1990, 91 Foley, J.R. ’56, Mgr...... 1954, 55 Goodman, S.H. ’46 ...... 1943, 44 Gammino, F.A., II ’33 .... 1931, 32 Hamrah, C. ’90 ...... 1988, 89 Foley, W. ’60, Mgr. ... 1956, 58, 59 Goodspeed, G.S. ’14, Mgr. .... 1913 F Gammons, J.A. ’98 ... 1895, 96, 97 Gordon, C. ’93 ...... 1990, 91, 92 Hancock, J. ’86 ...... 1985 Faiella, T. ’09 ...... 2005 Foley, W. ’70 ...... 1968, 69 Gardi, D. ’93 ...... 1992 Gordon, H.R. ’18 ...... 1914, 17 Hand, E.F. ’68 ...... 1967 Fairfield, M. ’89 ...... 1988 Follmer, G. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Gardiner, A.A. ’14 ...... 1913 Gorgodian, G. ’59 ...... 1956, 57 Hankins, C. ’97 ...... 1993, 94 Falbo, A. ’66 ...... 1964 Follows, R. ’64, Mgr...... 1963 Gardinier, C.D. ’66 ... 1963, 64, 65 Gorham, J.R. ’54 ...... 1951, 52 Hansen, J.F. ’59 ...... 1958 Falcone, S. ’87 ...... 1985, 86 Folsom, D. ’83 ...... 1981, 82 Garnett, C. ’04 ... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Gorman, J.L. ’10...... 1909 Hapgood, E.G. ’01 ...... 1898, 99 Farber, L. ’29 ...... 1926, 27, 28 Fontan, J.P. ’45 ...... 1943 Garrett, L. ’99 ...... 1995 Gorriaran, S. ’84 ...... 1981, 82 Hapgood, E.G., Jr. ’31 . 1928, 29, 30 Garrison, J. ’88 ...... 1985, 86 Gottshall, A.E. ’15 ...... 1913, 14 Haraden, M.B. ’53 ...... 1951 Garza, R. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Gottstein, J. ’15 ...... 1912 Hardy, R.J. ’28 ...... 1927 Gasparella, J. ’06 . 2002, 03, 04, 05 Graban, E. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Harenski, J. ’64 ...... 1961 Gatcha, D. ’00 ...... 1996, 98, 99 Grabb, C.J. ’20 ...... 1917 Hargrove, J.P. ’33 ...... 1931, 32 Gates, S.A. ’43 ...... 1943 Gradinger, J. ’83 ..... 1980, 81, 82 Harper, F. ’88 ...... 1987 Gaydos, J. ’68 ...... 1965, 66, 67 Grady, R.P. ’47 ...... 1944, 45 Harris, H.L. ’32 ..... 1929, 30, 31 Geib, V.C. ’14 ...... 1913 Graham, D., Jr. ’58 ...... 1957 Harris, J. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Gendics, J. ’92 ...... 1991 Graham, G. ’62 ...... 1960, 61 Harris, W. ’56 ...... 1953, 54 George, J. ’88 ...... 1987 Graham, S. ’85 ...... 1983, 84 Harrison, D. ’09 ... 2006, 2007, 08 Geroux, M. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Granfors, B. ’82 ..... 1979, 80, 81 Harrison, S. ’90 ..... 1987, 88, 89 Gessner, C. ’03 ... 1999, 00, 01, 02 Granger, J. ’55 ...... 1954 Hart, G. ’71 ...... 1968, 69, 70 Gessner, C. ’95 ...... 1992 Hart, H.C. ’35 ...... 1934 1926 Iron Men Team Grant, W.F. ’90 ...... 1889

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Hart, H.E. ’36 ...... 1933, 34 Hartigan, J.P. ’10 ...... 1908 Hartigan, N. ’06 .. 2002, 03, 04, 05 Hascall, C.S. ’04. . . . . 1901, 02, 03 Haseman, G. ’67, Mgr. ... 1965, 66 Hastings, H.H. ’94 ...... 1892, 93 Hatch, J. ’59, Mgr...... 1958 Hatheway, N. ’81 ...... 1880 Hauflaire, D. ’63 ...... 1961 Hausler, G. ’85 ...... 1982, 83, 84 Haverty, G.E. ’54 .... 1951, 52, 53 Haweeli, D.J. ’42 ...... 1941 Hawkins, J. ’04 ..... 2001, 02, 03 Hawley, J.W. ’38 ..... 1935, 36, 37 Haycocks, I. ’89 ...... 1987 Hayes, C.E. ’54 ...... 1952 Hayes, F. ’79 ...... 1878 Hazard, J.O. ’08 ..... 1905, 06, 07 Hazard, R.R. ’14 ...... 1913 Healy, D. ’07 ...... 2004, 05, 06 Hearington, D. ’08 ...... 2005 Heckard, T. ’84 ...... 1981, 82, 83 Heckman, J.F. ’04 ...... 1903 Heffernan, B. ’86 .... 1983, 84, 85 Heffernan, S. ’85 .... 1982, 83, 84 Heffers, J. ’02 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Heggans, D. ’89 ..... 1986, 87, 88 Heglund, T. ’00 ...... 1996 Francis Jamiel ’77 Jo Jo Jamiel ’80 Heinz, M ’04 ...... 2000 Heitmann L. ’03 ..... 2000, 01, 02 Holden, C.R. ’26 ...... 1925, 26 Hurst, T. ’96 ...... 1993, 94, 95 Jensen, J. ’58 ...... 1956, 57 K Heller, H.H. ’29 ...... 1926, 27 Holman, F.P. ’01 ...... 1898 Hurwitz, D. ’01...... 1998, 99 Jensen, S. ’02 ... 1998, 99, 00, 01 Holman, R.A. ’33, Mgr...... 1932 Husker, H.E. ’27 ...... 1926 Jessie, M. ’97 .... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Kachmer, M. ’80 ..... 1977, 78, 79 Hendrick, E.A., Jr. ’49 ...... 1948 Kachmer, M. ’86 ...... 1983, 85 Henn, K.A. ’31 ...... 1929, 30 Holmes, T.W., Jr. ’56 ...... 1955 Huston, S. ’93 ...... 1992 Jessup, W. ’67 ...... 1965, 66 Holod, J. ’72 ...... 1971 Hutchinson, J. ’67 ...... 1965, 66 Jin, S. ’91 ...... 1988 Kaczowka, H.F. ’40 ...... 1939 Henry, D. E. ’14 ...... 1912, 13 Kairit, B. ’75 ...... 1972, 73, 74 Henry, P. ’74 ...... 1971, 73 Hood, A.H. ’79 ...... 1878 Hutchinson, J.M. ’51. . . . . 1949, 50 Johnson, A. ’98 ...... 1995 Hoover, J. ’64 ...... 1961 Hutchinson, J.W. ’67 ...... 1964 Johnson, B. 58, Mgr. .... 1956, 57 Kalesnik, L.F. ’58 .... 1955, 56, 57 Hensel, S. ’94 ...... 1993 Kaminski, P. ’05 ...... 2004 Herendeen, M. ’76 ...... 1973, 74 Hopkins, H.W. ’99 ...... 1897 Johnson, E. ’70 ...... 1968, 69 Hopkins, W.B. ’95 ...... 1893, 94 Johnson, E.A. ’53 ...... 1952 Kapfer, S. ’90 ...... 1988, 89 Heuser, V.L. ’31 ...... 1928 Kapstein, S.J. ’39 ...... 1936, 38 Hevesy, T. ’99 .... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Hoppes, T. ’96 ...... 1993, 94 Johnson, K. ’87 ...... 1984 Hopson, C. ’66 ...... 1965 I Johnson, N.P.G...... 1901 Karaban, W.J. ’35 ...... 1933, 34 Hibner, D. ’70 ...... 1968, 69 Iacuele, N.J. ’49 .. 1945, 46, 47, 48 Horn, C. ’74 ...... 1973 Johnson, R.L. ’56 ...... 1955 Karafotias, C. ’44 ...... 1942, 43 Hickey, J. ’80 ...... 1977, 78 Ingalls, A.W. ’05 ...... 1904 Hornsby, T. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Johnson, R.T. ’37 ...... 1935 Karambelas, C. ’47 ...... 1943 Hicks, C. ’03 ...... 1999, 00 Ingersiev, C. ’86 ..... 1983, 84, 85 Hornyak, J. ’63 ...... 1961 Johnson, T. ’05 ...... 2002, 03, 04 Karcutskie, J. ’98 . 1994, 95, 96, 97 Higgins, P.D. ’25 ...... 1923, 24 Inozemcev, E. ’97 ...... 1995, 96 Horriss, J.R. ’08 ...... 1907 Johnson, T.L. ’25 ...... 1924 Kavazanjian, T. ’47 ...... 1944, 45 Higgins, W.M. ’07 ...... 1903, 04 Inzer, D. ’01 ...... 1998, 99, 00 Horton, J.L. ’31 ...... 1929, 30 Johnson, V.D. ’31 .... 1928, 29, 30 Kazanovicz, J. ’06 ...... 2004, 05 High, J.F. ’11 ...... 1908, 09, 10 Ireland, J. ’86 ...... 1985 Hostetler, M. ’06 ..... 2003, 04, 05 Johnston, J. ’10 ...... 2008 Keden, M. ’87 ...... 1986 High, R.T. ’42 ...... 1939, 40, 41 Irons, S.L. ’81 ...... 1878, 80 Keefer, J.M. ’25 ...... 1924, 25 Hilburt, P.M. ’31 ...... 1928 Houlton, D. ’99 ..... 1995, 97, 98 Johnstone, G.C. ’23 .. 1919, 20, 22 Houston, N. ’08 ..... 2004, 06, 07 Jolley, K. ’90 ...... 1988, 89 Keen, H.B. ’07 ...... 1903 Hill, B. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Keene, G.F., Jr. ’05 ...... 1901 Fisher, P. ’08 ...... 2004 Hovey, F.H. ’90 ...... 1886, 89 Jollin, D.A. ’68 ...... 1965, 66, 67 Hoving, W. ’21 ...... 1917, 19, 20 J Jones, F.O. ’94 ...... 1893, 94 Keene, H.R. ’04 ...... 1900 Hill, G.W.C.. ’92 ...... 1890, 91 Keller, A. ’58, Asst. Mgr...... 1956 Hill, J. ’07 ...... 2004, 05 Howaneck, G. ’75 .... 1972, 73, 74 Jacob, N. ’79 ...... 1976, 77, 78 Jones, H.M. ’12 ...... 1911 Howard, D. ’10...... 2006, 07, 08 Jalbert, L.W. ’69 ...... 1966 Jones, K. ’85 ...... 1982 Kelley, B. ’87 ...... 1984, 85 Hill, J.W. ’53 ...... 1951, 52 Kelley, S. ’09 ...... 2006, 07, 08 Hill, L. ’07 ...... 2003, 05, 06 Howard, R. ’74 ...... 1973 Jamiel, F. ’77 ...... 1975, 76 Jones, N.B. ’28 ...... 1925 Howe, E.D. ’44, Mgr...... 1943 Jamiel, J. ’80 ...... 1977, 78, 79 Jones, R. ’83 ...... 1981, 82 Kelliher, T.L. ’52 ...... 1950, 51 Hill, L.H. ’51 ...... 1948, 49, 50 Kelly, B. ’03 ...... 2000, 01. 02 Hillhouse, A. ’19 ...... 1916 Howe, G. ’01 ...... 1998, 99, 00 Janes, D. ’09 ...... 2005 Jordan, S. ’82...... 1979, 80, 81 Huggenvig, H.O. ’18 ...... 1914 Jangro, J.S. ’59 ...... 1958 Josephson, H.R. ’55 ..... 1953, 54 Kelly, J.J. ’65 ...... 1962, 63, 64 Hills, A.W. ’10 ...... 1909 Kelly, R. ’96 ...... 1995 Hiltebeitel, D. ’68 ...... 1966 Hughes, J. ’72 ...... 1969 Jangro, John L. ’58 ...... 1957 Joslin, H.V. ’04, Mgr...... 1903 Hughes, M. ’89 ...... 1988 Jarusinski, D. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Jost, D. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Kenaley, S. ’99 ...... 1995 Hinchliffee, J.R. ’28, Mgr. .... 1927 Kennedy, B. 98 ...... 1994 Hinckley, F.C. ’38 ...... 1935 Hughes, P. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Jasinowski, P. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Judkins, C.I. ’54 ...... 1952 Humphreys, M. ’96 ...... 1994, 95 Jazwinski, V.T. ’55 ...... 1952, 54 Judkins, R.F. ’59 ...... 1958 Kenny, M. ’02 .... 1998, 99, 00, 01 Hindmarsh, G.M .’44 .... 1942, 43 Kent, B. ’85 ...... 1982 Hites, K. ’96 ...... 1993, 94 Hunt, B.H. ’54 ...... 1952, 53 Jeffrey, F.J. ’59 ...... 1957, 58 Jury, A. ’06 ..... 2002, 03, 04, 05 Hunt, I.O. ’99 ...... 1897, 98 Jeffris, B.M. ’17, Mgr...... 1916 Justice, M. ’02 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Keresey, F.X. ’12 ...... 1908 Hodge, P.H. ’27 ..... 1925, 26, 27 Kessaris, K.J. ’54 .... 1951, 52, 53 Hodosh, M.N. ’50 . 1946, 47, 48, 49 Hunter, R.R. ’98 ...... 1897 Jeffris, M.R. ’10, Mgr...... 1909 Hunter, T. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Jemail, J. ’20 ...... 1915, 16, 19 Kettelberger, S. ’86 ... 1983, 84, 85 Hoenig, B. ’72 ...... 1971 Kevorkian, E.A. ’29 ... 1926, 27, 28 Holcombe, T. ’82 .... 1979, 80, 81 Huntington, P. ’00 ...... 1998 Jenkins, N. ’70, Mgr...... 1969

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Key, R. ’78 ...... 1975 LaFreniere, W.E. ’62 ...... 1959 Loiacono, J. ’05 ...... 2003 Keyes, M. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Lahey, M. ’71 ...... 1968, 69, 70 Lomicky, J. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Khasigian, K. ’03 ...... 2000, 02 Laine, R.R. ’62 ...... 1959, 60 Longo, J. ’87 ...... 1984, 85 Kidger, S. ’80 ...... 1977, 78, 79 Lairson, A. ’99 ...... 1996, 97, 98 Love, F.D. ’37 ...... 1935, 36 Kidney, J.A. ’41 ...... 1940 Lalikos, J. ’47 ...... 1945, 46 Love, J. ’78 ...... 1976, 77 Kiely, C.E. ’50 ...... 1948, 49 Lalikos, S. ’52 ...... 1950 Love, R.A. ’37 ...... 1935, 36 Kiely, N. ’74 ...... 1973 Lamoureux, M. ’01 1997, 98, 99, 00 Love, T. ’85 ...... 1982, 83, 84 Kiernan, J. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Lancaster, M. ’79 .... 1976, 77, 78 Loveland, J.E. ’48 ...... 1945 Kilcoyne, J. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 Lancey, E.D. ’95 ..... 1892, 93, 94 Lowe, R.E. ’46 ...... 1943, 44 Kilvert, G. ’93 ...... 1892 Landers, H. ’83 ...... 1980, 81 Lozanne, K. ’95 .. 1992, 93, 94, 95 Kimball, H.E. ’04 ...... 1900 Langdon, D. ’13 ...... 1912 Lucas, J. ’02 ...... 1998 Kindler, B. ’81 ...... 1978 Langdon, M. ’95 ...... 1993 Lucas, W. ’55, Mgr...... 1954 King, A.C. ’33 ...... 1932 Langston, A. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Lucke, M. ’96 ...... 1995 King, C.G. ’87 ...... 1886 Lapinski, E.F. ’59 ...... 1958 Lukens, J. ’70 ...... 1967, 68, 69 Kubg, D. ’03 ...... 2000 Lapinski, N. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Lupoli, M. ’94 ...... 1992 King, G.J. ’87 ...... 1886 Lapinski, W.J. ’61, Asst. Mgr. . 1959 Lutz, J.S. ’65 ...... 1962 King, J. ’79 ...... 1976, 77 Larimore, J.W. ’59 ...... 1958 Lydic, J. ’71 ...... 1969 King, S. ’95 ...... 1992 Larkowich, G. ’39 .... 1936, 37, 38 Lyman, E.J. ’35, Mgr...... 1934 Kingsley, A.E. ’90 ...... 1886, 89 Lathrop, F.W. ’20 ...... 1919 Lynch, D. ’84 ...... 1983 Kingston, K. ’01 ..... 1998, 99, 00 Laudati, P.A., Jr. ’41 ...... 1940 Lynch, L. ’06 ...... 1902 Kirkman, A.C. ’65 ...... 1963 Lavino, J.J. ’62 ...... 1960 Lynch, L.B. ’36 ...... 1934 Kirley, A.J. ’09 ... 1905, 06, 07, 08 Lawler, E.E. ’60 ...... 1959 Lyons, E.J. ’49 ...... 1946 Seth Morris ’78 Klaess, W. ’55 ...... 1952, 53, 54 Lawrence, E.J. ’28 ... 1925, 26, 27 Lyons, K.J. ’55 ...... 1952 Klatt, C., Jr. ’44 ...... 1941 Lawrence, E.J., Jr. ’54 ...... 1952 Lyons, T. ’56 ...... 1954 Marietti, N. ’05 ...... 2003, 04 McCarthy, C. ’96 ...... 1894, 95 Klimchuk, G. ’88 .... 1985, 86, 87 Laychak, D. ’83 ...... 1981, 82 Lyons, W.B. ’69 ...... 1968 Marini, B. ’71 ...... 1968, 69, 70 McCarthy, P. ’71 ..... 1968, 69, 70 Klump, C.H. ’25 ...... 1923, 24 Layton, E.L. ’27, Mgr...... 1926 Lyons, W.J. ’47 ...... 1944, 45 Marino, M. ’72 ...... 1969, 70, 71 McCaulley, B. ’85 .... 1982, 83, 84 Knight, D. ’09 ...... 2005, 06, 08 Lear, G.A. ’35 ...... 1932, 33, 34 Lysaght, P. ’08 ...... 2004, 06, 07 Markey, B. ’07 ...... 2004, 05, 06 McClelland, M. ’97 ...... 1993 Knight, J. ’92 ...... 1990 LeBeau, R. ’65, Mgr...... 1964 Markoff, L.F. ’53 ...... 1950 McClutchy, D. ’98 . 1994, 95, 96, 97 Knight, M. ’79 ...... 1976, 77, 78 Lee, D. ’72 ...... 1969 Marland, J.A. ’52 ...... 1951 McCormack, P. ’86 ... 1983, 84, 85 Kocsis, G. ’84 ...... 1983 Lee, M. ’87 ...... 1986 Marsan, E.B. ’32 ...... 1931 McCormick, T.F. ’47 ...... 1945 Koeper, J. ’86 ...... 1985 Leedy, R. ’11 ...... 2008 M MacConnell, R.S. ’52 ...... 1950 Marshall, C.H. ’25 ...... 1923 McCrillis, E.V. ’26 ...... 1924, 25 Kohler, H.L. ’11 ...... 1909 Leighton, M. ’93 ...... 1992 MacDonald, J. ’02 ...... 1999 Marshall, F.I. ’19 ...... 1916 McCue, R.E. ’54 ...... 1951 Kohls, D. ’90 ...... 1987 Leiser, S. ’98 ...... 1995 MacDonald, K.W. ’49 ...... 1948 Marshall, L.M. ’31 ... 1928, 29, 30 McCulloch, R.C. ’40 ...... 1939 Kohut, P. ’55 ...... 1952, 53, 54 Leland, C.B. ’04 ...... 1903 MacDonald, T. ’59...... 1956 Marshall, M. ’82, Mgr. . 1979, 80, 81 McCullough, J. ’97 . 1993, 94, 95 96 Kolb, M. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Lemire, T. ’69 ...... 1966, 67, 68 MacGregor, N.F. ’07 .. 1903, 04, 05 Marsolini, J.R. ’41 ...... 1939, 40 McCullough, L. ’03 ... 2000, 01, 02 Kolbell, E. ’75 ...... 1972, 73, 74 Lemire, W. ’64 ...... 1961, 62, 63 Mackesey, P.F. ’32 .... 1929, 30, 31 Martin, J. ’89 ...... 1986 McDermott, J. ’87 ...... 1986 Kontos, G. ’69 ...... 1966, 67, 68 Lemmons, M. ’10 ...... 2008 Mackiewicz, A. ’53 ...... 1951, 52 Martin, J.F. ’39, Mgr...... 1938 McDermott, L. ’25 ... 1922, 23, 24 Kos, A. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Lenderman, J. ’99 .... 1996, 97, 98 Macko, R.J. ’52 ..... 1949, 50, 51 Martinko, S. ’02 ...... 2000 McDonald, J.C. ’08 ...... 1906, 07 Koudounis, J. ’88 ...... 1987 Lenkaitis, M. ’91 ...... 1989, 90 MacNeill, S.T., Jr. ’44 .... 1941, 42 Martino, J. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 McFadden, R.K. ’47 ..... 1944, 45 Kovalchick, N. ’92 ...... 1991 Lenker, R.E. ’51 ...... 1949, 50 Macready, G.P. ’21, Mgr...... 1920 Martinson, S. ’92 ...... 1990, 91 McGrath, C. ’11 ...... 2008 Kovalchick, R. ’56 ...... 1953 Leonard, H.V. ’46 ...... 1944 Madden, J. ’89 ...... 1986, 87, 88 Martucci, A. ’10 ...... 2006, 07 McGrath, C. ’83 ..... 1980, 81, 82 Kowalski, P. ’04 ...... 2000 Leone, C., Jr. ’52 ...... 1950, 51 Magee, S. ’99 ...... 1996, 97, 98 Martland, J.S. ’52 ...... 1950 McGuinness, J.P. ’56 .. 1953, 54, 55 Koza, P. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 Leslie, T. ’71 ...... 1968 Magnussen, C. ’68 ...... 1966, 67 Marvel, F.W. ’93 ...... 1892 McIntosh, C. ’02 ...... 1998 Kozak, F.A. ’51 ...... 1947, 48, 49 Lesser, D. ’87 ...... 1985 Mahoney, F.H. ’50 ...... 1948, 49 Masucci, F. ’81 ...... 1978 McIntosh, A. ’04 ...... 2000 Kramer, B. ’85 ...... 1982, 83, 84 Leszchyn, H.W. ’65 ...... 1963, 64 Mahood, J.H. ’31 ...... 1930 Mathewson, P.A. ’79 ...... 1878 McKay, J.R. ’11 ..... 1908, 09, 10 Kraskouskas, M.’98 . 1994, 95, 96, 97 Letoile, H.A. ’32 ...... 1931 Mainardi, E. ’80, Mgr. . 1977, 78, 79 Matteo, A. ’64 ...... 1961, 62, 63 McKissock, J. ’92 ...... 1990 Kratchik, D.J. ’65 ...... 1962 Lewis, L. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Mains, E.C. ’95 ...... 1894 Matteodo, E. ’56, Asst. Mgr. ... 1955 McLaughlin, G. ’02 ...... 1999 Kratz, O.M. ’13 ... 1909, 10, 11, 12 Liebe, D. ’89, Mgr...... 1988 Malan, M. ’02 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Matteodo, M. ’53 ...... 1951, 52 McLaughlin, R.H. ’15 ...... 1913 Krause, P.R. ’61 ...... 1960 Ligums, J. ’01 ...... 1998, 99, 00 Malepeai, I. ’03 ..... 2000, 01, 02 Matteson, F.W. ’91 ...... 1890 McLaughry, J.J. ’40. . . 1937, 38, 39 Krevis, M. ’07 ...... 2004, 05, 06 Lindsay, L.A. ’90 ...... 1886 Mallory, H.B. ’22 ...... 1920, 21 Matteson, G.A. ’96 ... 1892, 94, 95 McLellan, W.F. ’49 ... 1946, 47, 48 Kriz, B. ’93 ...... 1992 Lindsey, J.H. ’92 ..... 1889, 90, 91 Malone, C. ’98 ...... 1996, 97 Matthews, K. ’92 ...... 1989 McMahon, J. ’69 ...... 1966, 68 Kronz, M. ’92 ...... 1990, 91 Lindstrom, D. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Malone, M. ’94 ...... 1991 Mawhinney, G.L. ’40 .. 1937, 38, 39 McMullen, J.H. ’45 ...... 1943, 44 Kuchta, C. ’86 ...... 1985 Lins, S. ’89 ...... 1988, 89 Mancini, T. ’81 ...... 1979, 80 Maximovich, S. ’79 ...... 1976, 77 McMullen, R. ’86.5 ...... 1985, 86 Kuhn, G. ’70 ...... 1968, 69 Linsley, J. ’86, Mgr...... 1982, 83 Mangiacotti, B. ’84 ... 1981, 82, 83 Maxwell, A.G. ’16 ...... 1914, 15 McNamara, B. ’76 ... 1973, 74, 75 Kuhn, G.M. ’36 ...... 1934, 35 Lippincott, L.H., Jr. ’46 ... 1943, 44 Mangiacotti, M. ’10 ...... 2008 May, J. ’09 ...... 2006, 07, 08 McNeil, A.M. ’66 ...... 1963 Kulp, D.H. ’13 ...... 1910, 12 Lisi, A. ’49 ...... 1945 Mangiante, R.H. ’36 ...... 1935 Mayhew, J.W. ’09 .... 1906, 07, 08 McNeil, D.S. ’40 ..... 1937, 38, 39 Kunzi, C. ’73 ...... 1970, 71, 72 Little, K. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Manning, J.E. ’52 ...... 1951 Maze, C. ’77 ...... 1974 McNeill, S.T. ’16 ...... 1913 Kurp, J. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Livingston, D.B., Jr. ’50 ... 1947, 48 Manrodt, S.C. ’40 .... 1937, 38, 39 Maznicki, M. ’66 .... 1965, 66, 67 McNeish, P.F. ’59 ...... 1958 Kutzer, J. ’88 ...... 1985, 86 Llewellyn, J. ’79 ...... 1978 Marble, W.H. ’12 ...... 1910, 11 McBee, W.R.L. ’16 ...... 1913, 14 McPhee, J. ’09 ...... 2006, 07, 08 Kylish, G. ’89 ...... 1986, 87, 88 Lloyd, S. ’77 ...... 1975, 76 Marcan, E.G. ’31 ...... 1928 McCabe, J. ’81 ...... 1978, 79, 80 McPhee, R.W. ’07 ...... 1906 Locke, E.A. ’97 ...... 1894, 95, 96 Margarita, A. ’46 ...... 1942 McCabe, T. ’00 ...... 1997, 98, 99 McSweeney, W.M. ’20 ...... 1919 Logan, A. ’87 ...... 1984 Margarita, H. ’44 ...... 1941, 42 McCaffrey, T. ’71 ...... 1971 McTigue, J. ’59 ..... 1956, 57, 58 Logan, G. ’07 .... 2003, 04, 05, 06 Margotta, T. ’79 ...... 1977 McCaleb, S. ’88 ..... 1985, 86, 87 Meader, D.H. ’42, Mgr...... 1941 L Lohr, J.B. ’56 ...... 1953, 54, 55 Ladd, W.C. ’81 ...... 1878, 80 Maricic, M. ’73 ...... 1970, 71, 72 McCarthy, C. ’94 ...... 1892, 93 Meadow, F.R. ’33 ...... 1931, 32 Lohr, T.F. ’41 ...... 1939, 40

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Orcutt, T.R. ’61 ...... 1959 Petrucelli, J.A. ’68 ... 1965, 66, 67 N Ormsby, W.M. ’16 .... 1914, 15, 16 Petrzeba, R.J. ’69 ...... 1966 Nagle, J.C. ’50 ...... 1946 Ortega, G. ’95 ...... 1992, 93 Pett, A.W., Jr. ’28 ...... 1927 Nakane, B. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Orton, J.E., III ’54 ...... 1951, 53 Petty, C. ’72 ...... 1969 Nalbandian, M. ’89 ...... 1988 Ostergard, W.A. ’37 ... 1934, 35, 36 Peyton, H. ’78 ...... 1977 Nangmenyi, G. ’98 ... 1995, 96, 97 Otis, H.N. ’04 ...... 1901 Pfeffer, G. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Napgood, E.G. ’01 ...... 1897 Ousterhout, A. ’80 ... 1976, 77, 79 Phelps, K. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Narr, S. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Ovalle, R. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Phillips, H.E. ’69 ...... 1967, 68 Nash, T.V. ’40 ...... 1937, 38, 39 Owen, C.D. ’97 ...... 1894, 95, 96 Phipps, J.M. ’61 ...... 1960 Neff, B. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Oyalowo, A. ’07 ..... 2004, 05, 06 Phipps, M.B. ’02 ...... 1898 Nelson, B. ’01 ...... 1999, 00 Pickering, J. ’96 ...... 1995 Nelson, C.L. ’50 .. 1946, 47, 48, 49 Pienias, W. ’93 ...... 1990, 91, 92 Nelson, D. ’64 ...... 1961 Pierce, C.D. ’91 ...... 1890 Nelson, D. ’83 ...... 1980, 81, 82 P Pierstorff, B.W. ’69 ...... 1967 Paasche, N.J. ’23 ...... 1921 Nelson, S. ’77 ...... 1974, 75, 76 Pietro, J.J. ’52 ...... 1949, 50, 51 Packer, W.J. ’61 ...... 1959, 60 Neree, D. ’96 ...... 1995 Pilote, H.J. ’47 ...... 1941, 46 Paine, H.M. ’02 ...... 1898 Netski, E.A. ’47 ...... 1945 Pindak, M. ’85 ...... 1984 Paknis, M. ’84 ...... 1983, 84 Neubauer, H.C. ’25 ...... 1923, 24 Pinkham, M. ’03 ..... 2000, 01, 02 Palmer, D. ’96 ...... 1993, 94, 95 George Pyne ’89 Newcomer, K. ’82 .... 1979, 80, 81 Piscuskas, V.S. ’56 ... 1950, 51, 55 Panagos, C. ’96 ..... 1992, 93, 95 Newton, S.B. ’04 ...... 1900 Pittz, A. ’99 ...... 1996, 97, 98 Meeker, J.A. ’63 ..... 1960, 61, 62 Moran, M. ’58 ...... 1956 Pangia, B. ’73 ...... 1970, 71, 72 Nicholas, T. ’49 ..... 1945, 47, 48 Plaut, B. ’91 ...... 1990 Melendy, J.B.’01 1897, 98, 99, 1900 Moran, M. ’80 ...... 1977, 78, 79 Pankau, J. ’92 ...... 1989, 90, 91 Nichols, R.H. ’20 ...... 1917, 19 Pohlman, J.T. ’25 ...... 1923, 24 Mello, J. ’58 ...... 1956 Moran, M.J. ’58 ...... 1957 Pannes, N. ’60 ...... 1958, 59 Nikora, J. ’84 ...... 1982, 83 Polacek, F. ’77 ...... 1974, 75, 76 Mellors, N. ’04 ...... 2000, 02, 03 Morey, D.H. ’28 ...... 1925 Paquette, T. ’00 ..... 1997, 98, 99 Noel, P.W. ’54 ...... 1952, 53 Poland, A.H. ’09, Mgr...... 1908 Menard, G.F. ’49 ...... 1945 Morey, F.D. ’28 ...... 1925 Parisien, B. ’03 ...... 2000, 01, 02 Noffs, H. ’07 ...... 2004, 05, 06 Pollard, F.D. ’19 ...... 1915, 16 Mendenhall, A.C. ’90 ...... 1889 Morey, S. ’99 .... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Parker, F. ’00 ...... 1899 Noll, P. ’73 ...... 1972 Ponko, E. ’80 ...... 1977 Mennell, T. ’67 ...... 1964, 65, 66 Morgan, H. ’76 ...... 1973 Parker, G. ’97 .... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Norcross, L.H. ’17 ...... 1914 Ponosuk, T.J. ’68 ...... 1966, 67 Merrick, M. ’89 ...... 1987, 88 Morgan, S. ’08 ... 2004, 05, 06, 07 Parker, P. ’80 ...... 1977 Norris, S. ’92 ...... 1991 Poole, N. ’04 .... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Merrill, D.O. ’30 ...... 1927 Moro, A. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Parkhurst, E.G. ’06, Mgr...... 1905 Norwood, D.F. ’49...... 1945 Poorman, M. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Merris, B. ’00 ...... 1997, 98, 99 Morris, E.T. ’06 ...... 1902 Parry, J.C. ’65 ...... 1962, 63, 64 Nott, C.P. ’94 .... 1892, 93, 94, 95 Post, H.L. ’30, Mgr...... 1929 Mesch, R.M. ’48 ...... 1945 Morris, I. ’47 ...... 1945 Parson, R. ’98 ... 1994, 95, 96, 97 Novi, J. ’84 ...... 1982, 83 Potkul, J. ’86 ...... 1983, 84, 85 Metcalf, G.T. ’13 ...... 1912 Morris, P.J. ’02 ...... 1998, 99 Pastuszak, W.F. ’51 ... 1948, 49, 50 Nuzzo, F. ’08 ...... 2004, 05, 07 Potrzeba, R.J. ’69 ...... 1967 Metcalf, H. ’05 ...... 1901 Morris, S. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Paterno, G.E. ’50 .... 1947, 48, 49 Nuzzo, M. ’09 ...... 2005, 06 Potter, J. ’84 ...... 1981, 82, 83 Metz, M. ’81 ...... 1979, 80 Moscardi, N. ’73 ...... 1971, 72 Paterno, J.V. ’50 ..... 1947, 48, 49 Nyadjroh, A. ’07 .. 2003, 04, 05, 06 Pottle, J.F. ’36, Mgr...... 1935 Metzger, H. ’25 ...... 1921, 24 Mosely, R. ’83 ...... 1980 Patrick, G. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Pottle, R.L. ’34, Mgr...... 1933 Metzger, S.C. ’25 ...... 1924 Moser, A. ’67 ...... 1964, 65, 66 Pattee, J.H. ’44 ..... 1941, 42, 43 Powell, G.B. ’50 ...... 1946 Michaelis, T. ’01 ...... 1997, 98 Moser, T. ’72 ...... 1969 Patton, J.P. ’34 ...... 1931, 32, 33 Powell, K. ’76...... 1973, 74 Michalko, P. ’77 ...... 1975, 76 Moskala, T. ’86 ...... 1983, 84, 85 O Paulk, B. ’95 ...... 1993 Powell, M. ’01 ...... 1997, 98, 99 Michuda, M. ’80 ...... 1978, 79 Mosley, R. ’83 ...... 1981, 82 O’Brien, B. ’93 ...... 1990 Paulson, C.G. ’46 ...... 1944 Powell, R.A...... 1964 Mikolay, E. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Moyer, J. ’64 ...... 1961, 62, 63 O’Brien, J.D. ’55 ...... 1953, 54 Payne, L.M. ’36 ...... 1934, 35 Powers, F.J. ’51 ..... 1948, 49, 50 Miles, J. ’64 ...... 1961, 62, 63 Mullen, W.J., Jr. ’41 ..... 1939, 40 O’Brien, P.A. ’46 ...... 1943, 44 Payor, R.J. ’26 ... 1922, 23, 24, 25 Powers, G. ’75 ...... 1972 Millard, C.D. ’95 ...... 1893, 94 Mullenax, M. ’08 .... 2005, 06, 07 O’Brien, T. ’85 ...... 1984 Pearey, L. ’56 ...... 1954 Powers, J. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Miller, A.B. ’66 ...... 1964 Muller, D. ’86 ...... 1983 O’Brien, W. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Pearsall, H.E. ’07 ...... 1903, 06 Powers, J. ’09 ...... 2006, 07, 08 Miller, B. ’77 ...... 1975, 76 Mundt, K. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 O’Day, R.C. ’67 ...... 1965, 66 Pearson, D. ’89...... 1987, 88 Powers, K. ’84 ...... 1981, 82 Miller, H.M. ’67 ...... 1964 Munroe, C.A. ’30 ...... 1928 O’Day, R.M. ’50 ...... 1949 Pearson, E.A. ’55 .... 1952, 53, 54 Powers, P. ’82...... 1979 Miller, J. ’00 ...... 1997 Munroe, F.G. ’33 ...... 1931, 32 O’Donnell, L.K. ’68 ...... 1966 Pease, F.A. ’36 ...... 1935, 36 Pozniak, F. ’77 ...... 1974, 75, 76 Miller, L. ’98 ...... 1994 Munroe, J.E. ’30 ..... 1927, 28, 29 O’Donnell, W. ’71 ...... 1968, 69 Peavear, J.S. ’99 ...... 1897 Prairie, M. ’77 ...... 1974, 75, 76 Miller, M. ’74 ...... 1972, 73 Munson, N.H. ’30 .... 1927, 28, 29 O’Keefe, K. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 Peavy, L.R. ’56 ...... 1953 Prassas, J. ’81 ...... 1978, 79, 80 Miller, M. ’87 ...... 1984 Murphy, B. ’87 ...... 1984, 85, 86 O’Leary, J.F. ’41 ..... 1937, 38, 40 Pendergast, M. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 Pratt, H.S. ’00 ...... 1897, 98, 99 Miller, W. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Murphy, E.A.C. ’13 ...... 1912 O’Leary, R.P. ’47 ...... 1944 Pendleton, J.F. ’54 ...... 1951 Pretat, R.B. ’48 ...... 1947 Miller, W.J. ’27 ...... 1926 Murphy, E.M. ’20 ...... 1919 O’Malley, M. ’03 ...... 2000, 02 Perdue, R.T. ’50, Mgr...... 1949 Priestley, R.B. ’42 .... 1939, 40, 41 Milner, O.G. ’43 ...... 1941, 42 Murphy, F.W. ’99 . 1895, 96, 97, 98 O’Neil, J.A. ’31, Mgr...... 1930 Perkins, C. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Prifty, W. ’55 ...... 1954 Miluski, J. ’58 ...... 1956, 57 Murphy, G. ’69 ...... 1967, 68 O’Neill, B. ’84 ...... 1981, 82, 83 Perry, B. ’88 ...... 1985, 86 Printy, D. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Minnerly, R. ’57 ...... 1955 Murphy, J.P. ’17 ...... 1914, 16 O’Reilley, J.D. ’02 ...... 1898 Perry, J. ’00 ..... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Prodgers, J.D. ’40 .... 1937, 38, 39 Mishel, D.F. ’27 ...... 1925, 26 Murphy, M. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 O’Reilly, J.J. ’36 ...... 1934, 35 Perry, K. ’00 ...... 1997 Prominski, P. ’85 ...... 1983, 84 Mitchell, B. ’86 ...... 1984, 85 Murphy, P. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 O’Shea, K. ’87, Mgr. .. 1984, 85, 86 Perry, S. ’92 ...... 1988, 89, 91 Prouty, R.C. ’59 ...... 1958 Mitchell, S.K. ’15 . 1911, 12, 13, 14 Murphy, P.K. ’62 ...... 1960 O’Toole, R.P. ’66 ..... 1963, 64, 65 Perry, W. ’88 ...... 1987 Provonchee, C.W. ’27 . 1924, 25, 26 Mitchell, W. ’86.5 ...... 1986 Murphy, R. ’70 ...... 1968, 69 Occhiello, J. ’41 ..... 1938, 39, 40 Perryman, R. ’94 ...... 1991 Pryor, J. ’06 ...... 2003 Mixie, J. ’78 ...... 1975, 76 Murray, M. ’70 ...... 1968 Oden, O.G. ’21 ...... 1919, 20 Peters, B. ’82 ...... 1980, 81 Pryor, J.D. ’08 ...... 1906, 07 Monaghan, J. ’85 ...... 1983, 84 Murray, T. ’06 ...... 2002, 03 Offen, R.I. ’35 ...... 1932 Peters, W.C. ’66 ..... 1963, 64, 65 Pugh, W. ’81 ...... 1979, 80 Monagle, N. ’84 ...... 1982, 83 Muzica, A. ’07 ...... 2005 Olobri, C.L. ’60 ...... 1957, 58, 59 Peterson, H.W. ’21 ...... 1920 Purdy, C.J. ’19 ...... 1915, 16 Monnin, T. ’86 ...... 1984, 85 Myers, C. ’25 .... 1921, 22, 23, 24 Olsen, D. ’87 ...... 1986 Petras, R. ’99 ...... 1996 Purnell, S. ’72 ...... 1971 Montgomery, W.S.M. ’44 .. 1941, 43 Myers, G. ’96 ...... 1993 Olson, G.A. ’36 ...... 1933, 34 Petrella, D. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Purnell, W.B. ’68, Mgr. ... 1966, 67 Moody, A.B., Jr. ’22 ..... 1919, 20 Myles, R. ’62 ...... 1960 Olson, J.K. ’68 ...... 1965, 66, 67 Petrone, V.J. ’38 ..... 1935, 36, 37 Pyne, G. ’89 ...... 1987, 88 Moody, W.M. ’46 ...... 1944 Onoyan, S. ’87 ...... 1986 Petropolous, J.C. ’47 .. 1943, 44, 46

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Robertson, W. ’96 .... 1993, 94, 95 Schepp, L. ’71 ...... 1968, 69, 70 Q Robinson, E.B. ’93 ...... 1892 Scher, C. ’88, Mgr. ... 1984, 85, 86 Quarnaccio, A. ’96 ... 1993, 94, 95 Robinson, E.N. ’96 ... 1893, 94, 95 Schleck, J.C. ’47 ...... 1945 Quick, A.M. ’87 ...... 1886 Robinson, M. ’91 ...... 1989, 90 Schmaltz, R.D. ’43 ...... 1941 Quigley, M. ’80 ...... 1977, 78, 79 Robinson, M. ’99 ...... 1995, 96 Schmid, R.W. ’61, Asst. Mgr. 1959, 60 Rodewig, L.F. ’50 .... 1947, 48, 49 Schmitz, B. ’95 ...... 1993 Rody, D. ’89 ...... 1987, 88 Schmults, E.F. ’25 .... 1920, 22, 23 R Rohrbach, J. ’62 ..... 1959, 60, 61 Schneider, O.F. ’31 ...... 1929, 30 Rackle, O.W. ’06 ...... 1904, 05 Roman, B.D. ’25 ...... 1923, 24 Schoenborn, T. ’84 ...... 1983 Rackley, B. ’01 ... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Roof, J. ’96 ...... 1993, 95 Scholl, R. ’00 ...... 1997, 98, 99 Rackley, J. ’03 ...... 2000, 01, 02 Rooney, J. ’81 ...... 1979 Schreck, J. ’06 ... 2002, 03, 04, 05 Ragosta, S. ’72, Mgr...... 1971 Rooney, K. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Schuester, W.C., Jr. ’49 ...... 1947 Rains, C. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Rooney, N. ’12 ...... 2008 Schultz, S. ’84 ...... 1982, 83 Rallis, J. ’69 ...... 1966, 67, 68 Rorke, G. ’77 ...... 1976 Schuster, W.C., Jr. ’49 .... 1945, 46 Ramm, B. ’03 ...... 2000, 02 Rose, H.B. ’81 ...... 1878, 80 Schwartz, V.A. ’07 1903, 04, 05, 06 Rancis, R.B. ’38, Mgr...... 1937 Rosenberg, A.S.’47, Co-Mgr. .1942, 46 Schwinn, F. ’05. . . 1901, 02, 03, 04 Randall, J.L. ’46 ...... 1943, 44 Rosso, E. ’85 ...... 1982, 84 Scivley, M. ’02 ...... 1999, 00 Randall, J.R. ’67 ..... 1964, 65, 66 Rotelli, A.G. ’32 ..... 1929, 30, 31 Scott, J.S. ’50 ...... 1947, 48, 49 Randall, R.E. ’28 .... 1925, 26, 27 Rotelli, A.J. ’43 ...... 1940, 41 Scudder, E.R. ’04 . 1900, 01, 02, 03 Ranney, R. ’09 ...... 2005, 06, 08 Roth, G. ’86 ...... 1983, 84, 85 Searle, D.W. ’29 ...... 1926 Raquet, C.R. ’10 ...... 1908, 09 Roth, G.A. ’50 ...... 1949 Searles, R.A. ’50 ..... 1946, 48, 49 Ratigan, J. ’91 ...... 1990 Roth, T. ’91 ...... 1988, 89 Sedgwick, M. ’76 ...... 1973 Kevin Slattery ’76 Rauth, A.M. ’58 ...... 1957 Rougvie, R.F. ’49 ...... 1947, 48 Seelandt, C. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Sims, D. ’82 ...... 1979, 80 Soloway, A.M. ’42 .... 1939, 40, 41 Revelle, J. ’07 ...... 2005 Routt, T. ’98 ...... 1996, 97 Segar, M. ’89 ...... 1987, 88 Sinclair, J. ’20 ...... 1917, 19 Somers, S. ’69 ...... 1968 Raymond, P. ’08 .. 2004, 05, 06, 07 Rowland, B. ’00 ...... 1996 Seidler, V.B. ’10 ...... 1907 Singleton, W. ’82 .... 1979, 80, 81 Soriano, G. ’86 ...... 1985 Rea, F.H. ’35 ...... 1934 Rowland, L. ’92 ...... 1990, 91 Seielstad, D. ’58, Asst. Mgr. ... 1955 Sinnott, J. ’80 ...... 1977, 78, 79 Soriano, W. ’71 ...... 1969 Reader, L. ’85, Mgr...... 1984 Rowley, K. ’01.5 .. 1998, 99, 00, 01 Seiple, R. ’65 ...... 1962, 63, 64 Sisson, C.P. ’11 ...... 1908, 09, 10 Spartichino, J. ’09 ... 2005, 07, 08 Reardon, N. ’75 ...... 1972, 74 Rowley, R.R. ’47 ...... 1945 Seitz, D. ’84 ...... 1981, 82, 83 Skeffington, C. ’07 ...... 2004, 05 Spates, F.R. ’24 ...... 1920 Reeder, L. ’86, Mgr...... 1983, 85 Rowley, T. ’02 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Seliga, M.A. ’68 ..... 1965, 66, 67 Skinner, J. ’90 ...... 1989 Speede-Franklin, I. ’99 ...... 1998 Reese, L.H. ’56 ...... 1955 Rowley, T. ’08 .... 2004, 05, 06, 07 Serrano, A. ’11 ...... 2008 Skinner, W.M. ’32 ...... 1931 Spellman, J.E. ’32 ...... 1931 Reeves, H.J. ’47, Asst. Mgr. ... 1945 Ruark, T. ’83 ...... 1980, 81 Serrano, P. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 Slager, K. ’04 ...... 2002, 03 Spellman, J.F. ’24 .... 1921, 22, 23 Regine, C. ’73 ...... 1970, 71, 72 Rubel, D.C. ’23 ...... 1921 Sewall, R. ’10...... 2006, 07, 08 Slates, D. ’91 ...... 1989, 90 Spicer, J. ’02 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Regine, L., Jr. ’45 ...... 1942 Rubida, L. ’04 ...... 2000, 01, 02 Sexter, F.J. ’90 ...... 1889 Slattery, K. ’76 ...... 1973, 74, 75 Spicer, W.A., Jr. ’05, Mgr. .... 1904 Regine, L.J. ’48 ...... 1946, 47 Rukamp, D. ’89 ...... 1988 Sexton, E.T. ’52 ...... 1951 Sloan, P. ’97 ...... 1994, 95, 96 Spiezio, N.J. ’63 ...... 1961, 62 Regnier, A.E. ’10 ..... 1907, 08, 09 Russ, G.A. ’06 ... 1902, 03, 04, 05 Sghiatti, V. ’75 ...... 1974 Slocum, A.L. ’01 .1897, 98, 99, 1900 Spiller, J. ’02 ...... 2000 Reidy, G. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Russell, H.E., Jr. ’43 ...... 1942 Shafer, M. ’92 ...... 1989, 90 Slott, D. ’84 ...... 1981, 82, 83 Spinney, H.A. ’35 ...... 1934 Reigler, R.E. ’38 ...... 1936 Russell, P. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Shapiro, J. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Slowik, M. ’03 ... 1999, 00, 01, 02 Spotts, T. ’72 ...... 1969, 70, 71 Reilly, G. ’88 ...... 1984, 86, 87 Ryan, P. ’93 ...... 1992 Sharkey, A. ’38 ...... 1935, 36 Small, M. ’87 ...... 1984, 85, 86 Sprackling, W.E. ’12 1908, 09, 10, 11 Reilly, M.J. ’55 ...... 1953, 54 Sharkey, K. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Smetanka, D. ’74 ...... 1972, 73 Sprague, F.M. ’23 ...... 1921, 22 Remick, E.B. ’44 ...... 1941, 42 Shaughnessy, R.P. ’50 ...... 1946 Smith, Azibo ’00 .. 1996, 97, 98, 99 Sprague, W.K. ’17 .... 1914, 15, 16 Remick, W.J. ’47 ...... 1944 Shaw, M.S.C. ’06 ...... 1902 Smith, A. ’90 ...... 1988, 89 Spriggs, J.C. ’47 ...... 1945 S Shaw, W.B. ’20 ...... 1917 Renzi, A. ’70 ...... 1967, 68, 69 Sabine, S. ’07 ...... 2005 Smith, Adam ’99 .... 1995, 97, 98 Spuchesi, R. ’97 .. 1993, 94, 95, 96 Shea, R.B. ’49, Mgr...... 1948 Ressa, A. ’76 ...... 1973, 74, 75 Sacca, M. ’87 ...... 1986 Smith, B. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 St. J. Filmer, H. ’92 ... 1889, 90, 91 Shead, E.W. ’95 ...... 1894 Revellle, J. ’07 ...... 2006 Sacco, P. ’92 ...... 1989, 90, 91 Smith, B.G. ’11 ..... 1908, 09, 10 Staeudle, K. ’81 ..... 1978, 79, 80 Sheehan, T.J.’03 1898, 99, 1900, 02 Reynolds, Q.J. ’24 ...... 1923 Saklad, A.I. ’37 ...... 1935, 36 Smith, D.D. ’28 ...... 1925 Staff, E.J. ’15 ...... 1913, 14, 15 Sheehan, V.L. ’42 ...... 1940, 41 Rhatican, G. ’08 ...... 2004, 07 Saletta, B. ’00 ...... 1996, 99 Smith, E. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Stales, D. ’91 ...... 1988 Sheehan, W.A., Jr. ’41 .... 1938, 40 Rhodes, J. ’84 ...... 1983 Samp, T. ’10 ...... 2008 Smith, E.R. ’08 ...... 1907 Stanford, D. ’71, Mgr...... 1970 Sheffield, W.P. ’41, Mgr...... 1940 Rianoshek, J. ’72 ...... 1969, 70 Sample, B. ’86 ...... 1985 Smith, F.E. ’96 ... 1892, 93, 94, 95 Stanhope, L.E. ’37 ... 1934, 35, 36 Sheldon, J.H. ’25 .... 1922, 23, 24 Rice, E. ’82 ...... 1979 Samson, S.G. ’21 ...... 1919 Smith, H.R. ’46 ...... 1942 Stannard, J. ’82 ...... 1980, 81 Sherlock, E.F. ’02 ...... 1898 Rice, H.H. ’91 ...... 1889, 90 Sanders, D. ’03 ...... 1999 Smith, J. ’55 ...... 1954 Staples, C.L. ’25 ...... 1924 Sherman, M. ’77 ...... 1975, 76 Richards, E.H., Jr. ’44 ...... 1941 Sandersom, D., ’59 Asst. Mgr. . 1956 Smith, J. ’75 ...... 1972, 73, 74 Stapleton, E. ’04 ...... 2000 Shields, A. ’10 ...... 2007, 08 Richards, H.A. ’93 ...... 1891, 92 SanSoucie, W.B. ’56 ...... 1953 Smith, J.R. ’55 ...... 1953 Stark, R.J. ’44 ...... 1940, 41 Shields, W. ’78 ...... 1975, 76 Richardson, J.C. ’26 ...... 1924 Sargent, D.I. ’45, Mgr...... 1944 Smith, O.F. ’27 ...... 1924, 25, 26 Startsman, D. ’02.5 .. 2000, 01, 02 Shoenborn, T. ’84 ...... 1982 Richardson, N. ’92 ...... 1990, 91 Sarson, J.A. ’52 ...... 1950, 51 Smith, R. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Starweather, J.K. ’13, Mgr.. . . . 1912 Shouvilin, P. ’87 ...... 1986 Richardson, R.D. ’31 ...... 1930 Saunders, B. ’01 ..... 1997, 98, 00 Smith, S. ’96 ...... 1993, 94, 95 Steart, D.C. ’69 ...... 1967 Shulman, A. ’00 ...... 1997 Richardson, W.B. ’00 . 1897, 98, 99 Savage, C.F. ’05 .. 1901, 02, 03, 04 Smith, S. ’05 ...... 2002, 03 Steele, R. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Shupert, W.H. ’22 .... 1919, 20, 21 Richmond, J.L. ’79 ...... 1878 Savage, D.G., Jr. ’44 .. 1941, 42, 43 Smith, T. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Steere, S.A. ’07 ...... 1906 Shurtleff, B.L. ’22 .... 1919, 20, 21 Riddle, R. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Savicki, W.A. ’63 .... 1960, 61, 62 Smith, W. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Stefannacci, M. ’05 ...... 2004 Sidwell, B. ’92 ...... 1989, 90, 91 Rieck, M.C. ’35 ...... 1932 Savignano, E.T. ’42 ... 1939, 40, 41 Smith, W.F. ’50 ...... 1949 Steffens, C. ’95 ...... 1992, 93 Siegfried, D. ’72 ..... 1969, 70, 71 Riegler, R.E. ’38 ...... 1937 Sawyer, J.G. ’32 ..... 1929, 30, 31 Smith, W.S. ’92 ...... 1891 Stein, M.G. ’52 ...... 1950 Silhan, S. ’04 ...... 2003 Ring, P. ’61, Mgr...... 1959, 60 Saxton, H.G. ’16 ...... 1915 Snead, S. ’03 ...... 2002 Steinsieck, R.T. ’41 ...... 1940 Silverman, N. ’54, Mgr...... 1951 Rinkus, S. ’76 ...... 1973, 74, 75 Sayward, J.M. ’34...... 1933 Snell, W.H. ’13 ...... 1911 Stepczyk, B.J. ’41 .... 1938, 39, 40 Silvia, M. ’96 ...... 1993, 94, 95 Roberson, R. ’91 ...... 1989, 91 Sayward, P. ’25 ...... 1921, 22, 24 Sokolowski, M. ’75 ... 1972, 73, 74 Stephens, V. ’84 ...... 1981, 83 Simmons, M. ’98 .... 1995, 96, 97 Roberts, W.H. ’06 ...... 1902 Schein, J.O. ’31 ..... 1928, 29, 30 Solomon, G. ’89 ...... 1986, 87 Stephens, W.H. ’26 ...... 1925 Robertshaw, G.E. ’58 . 1955, 56, 57 Simone, J. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87

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Tate, R. ’80 ...... 1978, 79 Watson, T.C.J. ’19, Mgr...... 1917 Tauber, D. ’90 ...... 1987, 88, 89 U Watt, B. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Y Taylor, A.G. ’41 ...... 1939, 40 Urquhart, C. ’88 ...... 1986, 87 Watts, G.M. ’47 ...... 1945 Yablonski, S.C. ’68 ... 1965, 66, 67 Taylor, B. ’75 ...... 1973, 74 Watts, J. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Yanchunis, J. ’09 ...... 2008 Taylor, B. ’86 ...... 1983 Watts, J. ’03 .... 1999, 00, 01, 02 Yankoff, T. ’95...... 1993, 94 Taylor, C. ’53 ...... 1950 V Wdowin, G. ’03 ...... 2000 Yearwood, J. ’08 .. 2004, 05, 06, 07 Taylor, G. ’86 ...... 1984, 85 Wearing, B. ’00 ...... 1997 Young, C. ’05 ...... 2002, 03, 04 Taylor, J. ’89 ...... 1988 Valenti, R. ’09 ...... 2008 Weast, B. ’75 ...... 1972, 73, 74 Young, F.V. ’11 ...... 1910 Taylor, N. ’93 ...... 1990, 91, 92 Valentine, G.C. ’15, Mgr...... 1914 Weatherby, J. ’68 ...... 1965 Young, H. ’03 .... 1999, 00, 01, 02 Taylor, R.C...... 1964 Valerio, G. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 Webb, A.R. ’05 ... 1901, 02, 03, 04 Young, J. ’99 ...... 1995 Taylor, T.W. ’25, Mgr...... 1924 Valkys, I.M. ’55 ...... 1952, 53 Webb, B.S. ’92 ...... 1889, 90, 91 Young, R.F. ’50 ...... 1946, 48, 49 Tehan, T.M. ’52 ...... 1951 Van Ribbink, J. ’78 ... 1975, 76, 77 Webb, G.H. ’92 ...... 1889 Young, T. ’92 ...... 1990, 91 Templeton, M., III, Mgr...... 1950 Vareschi, W.J. ’64 ...... 1961, 62 Webb, K. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Young, W.H. ’90 ...... 1889 Tenney, F. ’92 ...... 1890, 91 Vassalotti, G.L. ’59 ...... 1958 Webber, E. ’00 ... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Youngblood, T. ’75 ...... 1973, 74 Tenney, P.G. ’15 ...... 1911, 12 Vaughn, C. ’85 ...... 1983, 84 Weeks, E.H. ’93 ...... 1892 Youssef, M. ’95 ...... 1993, 94 Teschner, P.E. ’45 ...... 1942, 43 Verdery, E.F. ’40 ...... 1939 Weeks, J.H. ’19 ..... 1915, 16, 17 Vidmar, J. ’89 ...... 1986, 88 T.D. Thompson ’56 Thayer, E. ’95 ...... 1894 Weikert, E.W. ’06 ...... 1905 Thayer, R.H. ’21 ...... 1917 Villella, R. ’81 ...... 1978, 79, 80 Weinstock, N.S. ’67 ...... 1966 Z Stephenson, J. ’97 1994, 95, 96, 97 Thomas, E. ’01 ...... 1998, 99, 00 Vincent, R. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Weir, C. ’81 ...... 1978, 79 Zeoli, G.A. ’51 ...... 1950 Stevens, W.A. ’26 ...... 1924 Thomas, L.H. ’54 ...... 1952, 53 Violante, J. ’76 ...... 1973, 74, 75 Weirich, D. ’91 ...... 1988, 89, 90 Zerngast, T.J. ’66 .... 1963, 64, 65 Stewart, D. ’69 ...... 1966, 68 Thomas, R.B. ’08 ...... 1905 Vita, A. ’07 ...... 2004, 05 Weiss, R. ’10 ...... 2006, 07 Zidlicky, P. ’87 ...... 1984, 85, 86 Stewart, E.D. ’95 ...... 1894 Thompson, A. ’79 ...... 1977 Vitarello, J. ’02 ...... 1999, 00, 01 Wengerter, S. ’09 ...... 2008 Zimowski, H.F. ’07 ...... 1903 Stewart, J.S. ’28 ...... 1926, 27 Thompson, J. ’72 .... 1969, 70, 71 Volbrecht, L.O. ’26 ...... 1925 Wernick, F. ’99 ...... 1996, 97, 98 Zink, B. ’72 ...... 1970, 71 Stien, M.G. ’52 ...... 1949, 51 Thompson, J.C. ’61 ...... 1960 Vuono, R. ’72 ...... 1971 Westbrook, M. ’05 ...... 2003, 04 Zins, R. ’75 ...... 1972, 73 Stierna, E. ’89 ...... 1988 Thompson, J.W. ’51 ...... 1948 Westervelt, A.K. ’09 ..... 1905, 06 Ziogas, S. ’09 ...... 2006, 07, 08 Stifler, J.M. ’26 ...... 1923, 24, 25 Thompson, T.D. ’56 ... 1953, 54, 55 Weston, D. ’03 ...... 2000 Zlotnick, J. ’77 ...... 1976 Still, N. ’09 ..... 2004, 05, 06, 08 Thorbahn, P.F. ’66 .... 1963, 64, 65 W Wheeler, A. R. ’01. . . . . 1899, 1900 Zovich, M. ’96 ...... 1993, 95 Stillman, C.K. ’00 ...... 1899 Thorley, R. ’71 ...... 1969, 70 Wade, J.M. ’16 ...... 1912 Wheeler, F.R. ’97 .... 1894, 95, 96 Zuber, P.B. ’47 ...... 1943, 44 Stoddard, S. ’69 ..... 1966, 67, 68 Thurow, T. ’80 ...... 1976, 77, 79 Wade, M. ’71 ...... 1968 Whidden, T.E. ’68 .... 1965, 66, 67 Zucconi, D.J. ’55 ...... 1953, 54 Stone, J. ’70 ...... 1967, 68, 69 Tiedemann, C.D. ’46 ..... 1943, 44 Wade, R.C. ’04 ...... 1900 Whipple, M. ’79 ..... 1976, 77, 78 Zwarg, P. ’70 ...... 1968, 69 Stone, K. ’80, Mgr...... 1978 Tierney, R. ’88 ...... 1987 Wade, W.W. ’17 ..... 1914, 15, 16 White, A.A. ’57 ...... 1955, 56 Stonecipher, B. ’84 ...... 1981 Tillinghast, C.C., Jr. ’32 ...... 1931 Wadsworth, R. ’92 ...... 1991 White, B. ’78 ...... 1976 Storrs, S. ’06 ...... 2003, 04, 05 Tillinghast, H.A. ’81 ..... 1878, 80 Wagner, J.E. ’47, Asst. Mgr. ... 1945 White, D.E. ’51 ...... 1950 Stotson, R. ’59, Mgr...... 1958 Tinkham, S.G. ’09 ...... 1906 Walcott, C.H. ’10 ...... 1909 White, J.M., Jr. ’52 ...... 1950, 51 Stover, H.B., JR. ’47 ...... 1943 Tokarski, C. ’93 ...... 1991, 92 Waldeck, A. ’95 ..... 1992, 93, 94 White, T. ’98 ...... 1995 Straight, A.B.P. ’93 ...... 1891, 92 Tolivaisa, H. ’39 ...... 1938 Waldron, D. ’84 ...... 1982 Whitlock, C.M., Jr. ’52 1949, 50, 51 Stranko, T. ’67 ...... 1964, 65, 66 Tolle, I. ’05 ...... 2002, 03, 04 Walker, H.W. ’36 ...... 1933 Whittemore, A.H.’01 .1897, 99, 1900 Strickland, C. ’10 ...... 2007 Topping, R.W. ’59 .... 1956, 57, 58 Walker, I.E. ’90 ...... 1886, 89 Wieck, R. ’72 ...... 1969 Strothers, B. ’93 ..... 1990, 91, 92 Torbert, R. ’92 ...... 1989, 90, 91 Walker, O.F. ’33 ...... 1931, 32 Wilcox, E.G. ’43, Co-Mgr. .... 1942 Strumble, R.I. ’40, Mgr...... 1939 Tornatore, M. ’06 . 2002, 03, 04, 05 Wall, M. ’99 ..... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Willard, E.L. ’91 ...... 1890 Stuer, M. ’82 ...... 1979, 80, 81 Torres, J. ’96 ...... 1995 Wallace, E. ’98 ...... 1997 Williams, A. ’56 ..... 1953, 54, 55 Stypula, M. ’85...... 1984 Toth, G. ’81 ...... 1978, 79 Wallace, M. ’77 ..... 1974, 75, 76 Williams, J.M. ’21 ... 1917, 19, 20 Sudfeld, M. ’11 ...... 2008 Towle, E.T. ’28 ...... 1925, 26, 27 Walsh, F. ’72 ...... 1969, 70, 71 Williams, M.S. ’20 ...... 1916 Sullivan, K. ’84 ...... 1981 Townley, S. ’93 ...... 1992 Walsh, J.G. ’06...... 1903, 04 Williams, R.D. ’47 ...... 1944, 45 Sullivan, K. ’89 ...... 1987, 88 Tracey, A.J. ’08 ... 2004, 05, 06, 07 Walsh, M. ’83 ...... 1980, 81, 82 Williford, B. ’85 ...... 1982, 83 Sullivan, S. ’86 ...... 1983, 84, 85 Tracy, R.J. ’46 ...... 1943, 44 Walsh, W.T. ’65 ...... 1963, 64 Willis, R. ’91 ...... 1989, 90 Summerfield, C. ’36 ..... 1933, 34 Traub, W.H. ’59 ...... 1956, 58 Walters, G.E. ’50 . 1946, 47, 48, 49 Winikoff, B. ’94 ...... 1993 Mike Wall ’99 Summersgill, H.T. ’98 ...... 1896 Trauger, J. ’84 ...... 1981, 82, 83 Walther, C. ’03 ... 1999, 00, 01, 02 Winner, T. ’68 ...... 1966, 67 Sutherland, R. ’02. . . . 1999, 00, 01 Trefethan, W.S. ’29 ...... 1926, 27 Walus, D. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Winslow, E.H. ’08 ...... 1904 Swain, L.E. ’08 ...... 1907 Trocki, B. ’07 ...... 2005 Wang, K. ’01 ...... 1998, 99, 00 Winslow, W.V. ’11, Mgr...... 1910 Swaney, I.E. ’24 ...... 1923 Trumbull, L.S. ’62 ...... 1960 Warburton, D. ’59 ...... 1956, 58 Wisbach, G.G. ’39 ... 1936, 37, 38 Swanger, H.F. ’61 ...... 1959, 60 Tryon, B. ’75 ...... 1972 Ward, F.M. ’68 ...... 1967 Witkowski, D.W. ’63 ...... 1960 Swanson, C. ’86.5 ...... 1986 Tte, R. ’80 ...... 1977 Ward, R.B. ’17 ...... 1914, 15, 16 Woerner, R.J. ’30 ...... 1927 Swartz, D. ’73 ...... 1971, 72 Tull, J. ’08...... 2005, 06, 07 Warden, R. ’95 ...... 1992, 93, 94 Wolfram, T. ’88 ...... 1985, 86, 87 Sweet, F. ’25 .... 1921, 22, 23, 24 Tuller, E. ’64, Mgr.. . . . 1961, 62, 63 Wargin, J. ’00 .... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Wolny, G.V.M. ’52 ...... 1950, 51 Swingler, R.H. ’47 .... 1941, 42, 46 Tullius, M. ’95 ...... 1993, 94 Warner, E. ’76 ...... 1974, 75 Wolper, D.J. ’24 ...... 1920 Swistak, M. ’00 .. 1996, 97, 98, 99 Tupper, D. ’94 ...... 1992, 93 Warren, G.E. ’87 ...... 1886 Wood, L. ’89 ...... 1986, 87, 88 Szymanski, R. ’79 ...... 1976 Turchick, P. ’86 ...... 1985 Warren, R. ’71 ...... 1969 Woodring, J. ’81 ..... 1978, 79, 80 Turcone, M.E. ’38 .... 1935, 36, 37 Washburn, L.’01 1897, 98, 99, 1900 Wooters, R. ’91 ... 1988, 1989, 90 Turner, C. ’99 ...... 1996, 97, 98 Waterman, D.G. ’60 ..... 1958, 59 Woravka, J. ’77 ...... 1974 T Turner, D. ’06 .... 2002, 03, 04, 05 Waterman, W.B. ’81 ..... 1878, 80 Wormith, J.S. ’69 .... 1966, 67, 68 Taft, E.P. ’35...... 1934 Turner, R.N. ’92 ...... 1891 Watkins, C. ’78 ...... 1975, 76, 77 Wright, R. ’87 ...... 1886 Talbot, J.O. ’26 ...... 1923, 24, 25 Tyler, D.S. ’62...... 1959 Watson, B. ’74 ...... 1971, 72, 73 Wright, W.W. ’26, Mgr...... 1925 Tarbel, C.A. ’05 ...... 1901 Watson, B.S. ’97 . 1893, 94, 95, 96 Wyatt, T. ’05 ...... 2001, 02 Wydler, J.W. ’47, Co-Mgr. .... 1946

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2008 Ivy League Champions 1878 (0-1-0) 1893 (6-3-0)(6-3-0) 1897 (7-4-0) 1901 (4-7-1) Brown Opponent BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 0-4T, 1G Amherst 0-180-18 atat YaleYale 24-0 Tufts 12-0 Boston College (Informal team without coach or capt.) 3030-0-0 at WPI 44-0 Boston U. 16-0 Colby 0-60-6 BBostonoston A.C.A.C. 20-4 at Andover 0-20 Syracuse 3434-0-0 TTrinityrinity 24-12 Wesleyan 6-5 Manhattan 1880 (0-1-0) 1010-0-0 at AndoverAndover 14-18 at Yale 0-26 at Penn Brown Opponent 00-58-58 at HarvardHarvard 0-18 at Harvard 0-35 at Princeton 0-5T, 8G at Yale 36-036-0 MMITIT 0-40 Penn 6-6 Holy Cross 2828-6-6 at MIT 24-0 at Newton A.A. 0-48 at Harvard 3030-6-6 TTuftsufts 18-14 Carlisle 0-34 at Homestead 1886 (1-1-0) 168-88168-88 0-42 at Army 6-11 Lafayette Brown Opponent CCoach:oach: W. Odlin 12-4 Wesleyan 24-5 Union 70-0 Prov. H.S. CCaptain:aptain: WW.B..B. HHopkinsopkins 180-152 0-22 Dartmouth 6-10 Boston U. Coach: W. Moyle 70-212 76-10 Captain: D.L. Fultz Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 E.N. Robinson 1894 (10-5-0)(10-5-0) Captain: W.P. Bates (Informal team without coach or capt.) BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 1898-01, 1904-07, 1910-25 56-056-0 FFortort AdamsAdams 1898 (6-4-0) 0-280-28 atat YaleYale Brown Opponent 1902 (5-4-1) 1889 (2-2) 28-028-0 aatt Boston A.C.A.C. 19-0 Holy Cross Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 1905 (7-4-0) 4-184-18 atat HarvardHarvard 29-6 Tufts 0-0 Vermont Brown Opponent 14-0 Pawtucket C.C. 10-810-8 at AArmyrmy 0-18 at Penn 5-0 Wesleyan 0-48 MIT 16-5 New Hampshire 14-014-0 at AndoverAndover 41-5 Colby 0-10 Yale 24-0 Massachusetts 16-0 Tufts 26-026-0 WWesleyanesleyan 6-22 at Yale 15-6 at Penn 0-16 Boston A.C. 42-0 WPI 30-64 4-84-8 at MIT 6-0 Boston College 0-6 at Harvard 70-0 Colby Coach: I.E. Walker 30-030-0 TuftsTufts 0-23 Princeton 5-6 at Lafayette 34-0 U. Maine Captain: I.E. Walker 0-120-12 YaleYale 16-5 Newton A.A. 45-12 Tufts 6-8 at Penn 12-1012-10 at OrangeOrange A.A. 6-17 at Harvard 28-0 at Columbia 0-10 at Harvard 0-180-18 atat HarvardHarvard 12-0 Dartmouth 11-0 Springfield 27-0 Syracuse 42-042-0 BowdoinBowdoin 135-96 6-12 at Dartmouth 0-11 Yale 1890 (2-4-1) 20-420-4 at DartmouthDartmouth Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 115-52 56-0 Vermont Brown Opponent 16-16-44 MIT Captain: F.W. Murphy Coach: J.A. Gammons ’98 8-8 at MIT 6-24 Dartmouth 262-102262-102 Captain: T.A. Barry 281-58 0-8 at Fall River CCoach:oach: JJ.M..M. NNortonorton 14-0 Tufts Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 CCaptain:aptain: WW.B..B. HHopkinsopkins 1899 (7-3-1) Captain: G.A. Russ 12-26 Boston A.C. Brown Opponent 1903 (5-4-1) 16-20 at Trinity 19-0 at Holy Cross Brown Opponent 22-8 Harvard Fr. 1895 (7-6-1)(7-6-1) 6-0 Tufts 23-0 Colby 1906 (6-3-0) 6-34 at Wesleyan BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 6-6 Penn 11-0 Wesleyan 78-104 Brown Opponent Coach: J.H. Lindsey 22-022-0 NewtonNewton AA.A..A. 25-0 Campello 0-29 Princeton 12-0 New Hampshire Captain: J.H. Lindsey 0-40-4 atat YaleYale 0-11 at Harvard 0-30 at Penn 17-0 Wesleyan 2828-0-0 TuTuftsfts 35-0 Newton A.A. 0-29 at Harvard 17-0 Massachusetts 66-26-26 atat HarvardHarvard 6-18 at Princeton 22-0 Williams 0-14 at Penn 14-014-0 at MIT 38-0 MIT 24-0 Vermont 26-4 Norwich 1891 (4-6-0) 22-422-4 LehighLehigh 18-0 Boston College 12-5 at Syracuse 5-9 at Harvard Brown Opponent 0-120-12 at PPennenn 16-5 Dartmouth 6-6 Springfield 6-4 at MIT 0-5 at Yale 0-160-16 aatt Crescent A.C.A.C. 6-17 at Chicago 0-62 at Dartmouth 0-8 Trinity 12-0 Vermont 10-510-5 WWesleyanesleyan 175-57 98-161 18-4 at Fall River 23-0 at Dartmouth 6-66-6 YaleYale Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Coach: D.S. Fultz ’98 0-26 at Andover 112-32 28-028-0 MIT Captain: H.S. Pratt Captain: A.R. Webb 18-22 at Bowdoin Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 4-64-6 at Cornell 6-14 MIT Captain: V.A. Schwartz 0-260-26 at AArmyrmy 18-0 Bowdoin 10-410-4 DartmouthDartmouth 1900 (7-3-1) 1904 (6-5-0) 0-58 at Williams 150-109150-109 Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 32-6 at WPI 1907 (7-3-0) CCoach:oach: W. MoMoyleyle 27-0 Colby 0-6 Maine Brown Opponent 12-34 Tufts CCaptain:aptain: CC.P..P. Nott 18-0 Holy Cross 27-0 Massachusetts 110-176 16-0 New Hampshire Coach: J.H. Lindsey 22-0 MIT 12-0 Wesleyan 5-0 Massachusetts Captain: J.H. Lindsey 0-12 Penn 0-6 at Penn 24-0 Norwich 1896 (4-5-1) 11-6 at Chicago 0-5 Amherst 40-0 U. Maine Brown Opponent 5-17 Princeton 22-0 Bowdoin 0-11 Penn 20-0 WPI 12-5 Needham 33-0 Vermont 24-11 Williams 1892 (4-5-1) 0-18 at Yale 26-5 Tufts 41-0 Tufts 5-6 at Harvard Brown Opponent 44-6 Amherst 6-11 Harvard 0-22 at Yale 8-4 WPI 0-22 at Yale 0-12 at Harvard 12-5 Dartmouth 41-0 Colby 24-0 at Fall River 36-0 Vermont 16-0 Lehigh 6-6 Syracuse 5-12 at Dartmouth 6-4 at Andover 18-0 Amherst 0-16 at Penn 145-67 181-51 6-30 MIT 168-50 10-10 Dartmouth Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 4-24 Tufts Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 6-18 Yale Captain: L. Washburn Captain: F. Schwinn 0-0 Trinity Captain: J.D. Pryor 6-8 at Army 6-12 MIT 24-12 at Carlisle 0-8 Bowdoin 126-100 0-4 at WPI Coach: W. Moyle 6-0 Wesleyan Captain: E. Colby 60-86 Coach: C.P. Howland Captain: R.W. Drawbridge

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2008 Ivy League Champions 1908 (5-3-1) 1912 (6-4-0)(6-4-0) 1916 (8-1-0) 1921 (5-3-1) Brown Opponent BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 34-0 New Hampshire 3-03-0 CColbyolby 18-0 URI 6-0 URI 35-4 Bates 114-04-0 URI 42-0 Trinity 12-7 Colby 6-0 Colgate 66-7-7 WesleWesleyanyan 69-0 Amherset 13-0 NYU 12-0 Bowdoin 3030-7-7 PPennenn 20-0 at Williams 0-28 at Syracuse 0-12 at Penn 1010-30-30 aatt HarvardHarvard 21-3 Rutgers 0-0 Springfield 6-8 Lafayette 12-12-77 VVermontermont 42-0 Vermont 7-45 at Yale 2-6 at Harvard 00-10-10 aatt YaleYale 21-6 at Yale 55-0 St. Bonaventure 10-10 at Yale 221-71-7 LaLafayettefayette 21-0 at Harvard 7-9 at Harvard 12-0 Vermont 2121-7-7 NNorwichorwich 0-28 Colgate 7-0 Colgate 117-40 00-32-32 CCarlislearlisle 254-37 107-89 Coach: J.A. Gammons ’98 117-107117-107 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Captain: J.W. Mayhew CCoach:oach: E.N. Robinson ’’9696 Captain: M. Farnum Captain: W.H. Shupert Captain:Captain: P.G. AshbaugAshbaughh 1909 (7-3-0) 1917 (8-2-0) 1922 (6-2-1) D.O. McLaughry Brown Opponent 1913 (4-5-0) Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 1926 - 1940 6-0 URI Brown Opponent 27-0 URI 27-0 URI 14-0 Colgate 0-10 Colby 20-0 Johns Hopkins 13-0 Colby 17-0 Bates 19-0 URI 27-6 at Holy Cross 0-0 Syracuse 10-0 Amherst 6-0 Ursinus 7-2 Boston College 6-2 at Lehigh 1926 (9-0-1)(9-0-1) 5-13 at Penn 0-28 at Penn 7-6 Colgate 16-6 Boston U. BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 0-11 at Harvard 26-6 Springfield 0-6 Syracuse 0-20 at Yale 14-014-0 URI 12-3 Massachusetts 19-0 Vermont 0-35 USN Reserve 27-12 Bates 35-035-0 ColbyColby 0-23 at Yale 0-17 at Yale 40-0 Camp Devens 3-0 at Harvard 32-032-0 LLehighehigh 17-0 Vermont 0-37 at Harvard 19-7 Colby 0-7 at Dartmouth 27-1427-14 BBatesates 21-8 at Carlisle 0-13 Carlisle 13-0 at Dartmouth 98-47 77-0-0 at YYaleale 101-58 70-111 160-62 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 1010-0-0 at DartmouthDartmouth Coach: J.A. Gammons ’98 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Captain: M. Gulian 2727-0-0 NNorwichorwich Captain: A.E. Regnier Captain: D. Henry Captain: V.A. Bowman 2121-0-0 aatt HarvarHarvardd 4040-12-12 NNewew HHampshireampshire 1923 (6-4-0) 1010-10-10 CColgateolgate 1910 (7-2-1) 1914 (5-2-2) 1918 (2-3-0) Brown Opponent 223-36223-36 Brown Opponent Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 34-0 Haverford CCoach:oach: D.D.O.O. McLaughrMcLaughryy 31-0 Norwich 24-0 Norwich 7-19 Camp Devens 33-0 Colby CCaptain:aptain: HH.A..A. BBrodaroda 5-0 URI 20-0 URI 0-53 at Syracuse 7-12 at Wash. & Jeff. 0-0 Colgate 0-0 Amherst 7-23 at L1, Navy Yard 20-3 Boston U. 0-20 Penn 16-0 Wesleyan 28-0 at Dartmouth 0-21 at Yale 1927 (3-6-1) 0-12 at Harvard 7-28 at Cornell 6-3 at Harvard 19-0 St. Bonaventure Brown Opponent 27-9 Tufts 12-9 Vermont 48-98 14-16 at Dartmouth 27-0 URI 21-0 at Yale 6-14 at Yale Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 20-7 at Harvard 20-0 Albright 50-0 Vermont 0-0 at Harvard Captain: J.H. Weeks 6-0 New Hampshire 6-14 at Penn 49-0 Massachusetts 20-14 Carlisle 6-12 Lehigh 0-19 at Yale 15-6 Carlisle 105-65 159-71 12-13 Lebanon Valley 198-47 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 1919 (5-4-1) Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 0-7 Temple Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Captain: S.K. Mitchell Brown Opponent Captain: J.F. Spellman 7-19 Dartmouth Captain: J.R. McKay 27-0 URI 6-18 at Harvard 7-0 Bowdoin 31-13 New Hampshire 1915 (5-4-1) 0-14 at Colgate 1924 (5-4-0) 0-0 Colgate 1911 (7-3-1) Brown Opponent 0-7 at Harvard Brown Opponent 109-103 Brown Opponent 38-0 URI 20-0 Norwich 45-0 Colby Coach: D.O. McLaughry 56-0 New Hampshire 0-0 Trinity 0-13 Syracuse 7-19 at Chicago Captain: R.E. Randall 12-0 URI 0-7 at Amherst 0-14 at Yale 35-0 Boston U. 26-0 Massachusetts 33-0 Williams 7-6 at Dartmouth 3-13 at Yale 33-0 Bowdoin 0-6 Syracuse 6-0 New Hampshire 3-10 at Dartmouth 19281928 (8-1-0)(8-1-0) 6-0 at Penn 46-0 Vermont 7-7 at Columbia 13-17 Haskell BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 6-20 at Harvard 3-0 at Yale 74-61 7-0 at Harvard 32-032-0 WPI 30-0 Tufts 7-16 at Harvard Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 21-0 New Hampshire 13-713-7 DaytonDayton 0-15 at Yale 39-3 Carlisle Captain: R.H. Nichols 20-6 Colgate 14-3214-32 at YYaleale 6-0 Vermont 0-14 Washington State 154-65 119-139-13 TTuftsufts 6-6 Trinity (Rose Bowl-Pasadena, CA) Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 6-06-0 Holy CCrossross 6-12 Carlisle 166-46 1920 (6-3-0) Captain: J.H. Sheldon 14-014-0 at DartmouthDartmouth 187-53 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Brown Opponent 20-020-0 NewNew HHampshireampshire Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Captain: H.P. Andrews 25-0 URI 33-733-7 URIURI Captain: W.E. Sprackling 13-0 Amherest 1925 (5-4-1) 16-1316-13 CColgateolgate 32-6 U. Maine Brown Opponent 167-72167-72 14-0 Colgate 33-0 URI CCoach:oach: DD.O..O. McLaughry 14-0 Springfield 33-0 Colby Captain:Captain: A.C. Cornsweet 35-0 Vermont 0-9 Penn 10-14 at Yale 48-0 Bates 0-27 at Harvard 7-20 Yale 6-14 at Dartmouth 0-14 Dartmouth 149-61 42-6 Boston U. Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 0-3 Harvard Captain: E.G. Armstrong 38-14 New Hampshire 14-14 Colgate 215-80 Coach: E.N. Robinson ’96 Captains: J.M. Stifler & J.J. Keefer

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2008 Ivy League Champions 1929 (5-5-0) 1934 (3-6-0) Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 6-14 at Springfield 18-0 Boston U. 14-6 URI 13-0 URI 13-12 at Princeton 0-13 at Harvard 6-14 at Yale 0-37 at Yale 0-6 Syracuse 0-33 Syracuse 15-14 at Holy Cross 13-7 Springfield 6-13 Dartmouth 0-39 at Columbia 66-6 Norwich 7-20 Holy Cross 14-7 New Hampshire 13-20 Colgate 0-32 Colgate 64-169 140-124 Coach: D.O. McLaughry Coach: D.O. McLaughry Captain: W.J. Karaban Captain: C.H. Edwards 1935 (1-8-0) 1930 (6-3-1)(6-3-1) Brown Opponent BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 7-13 URI 7-07-0 URI 0-20 Springfield 54-054-0 WPI 0-41 Dartmouth 1932 starting eleven 7-07-0 aatt PrinPrincetonceton 0-19 at Syracuse 0-210-21 at YaleYale 0-33 at Harvard 1939 (5-3-1)(5-3-1) 13-013-0 HolHolyy Cross 0-20 at Yale BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 16-1616-16 at SyracuseSyracuse 14-0 Boston U. 34-034-0 URI 32-732-7 TuftsTufts 0-18 at Columbia 20-1420-14 AAmherstmherst 6-06-0 ColumbiaColumbia 0-33 Colgate 0-100-10 at CColgateolgate 0-70-7 New Hampshire 21-197 0-200-20 HolyHoly Cross 0-270-27 CColgateolgate Coach: D.O. McLaughry 12-2612-26 at PPrincetonrinceton 135-78135-78 Captain: D.M. Emery 54-754-7 TuftsTufts CCoach:oach: D.O. McLaughry 14-1414-14 at YaleYale CCaptain:aptain: W.L. Fogarty 41-041-0 U.U. Conn. 1936 (3-7-0) 13-013-0 RutgersRutgers Brown Opponent 188-91188-91 1931 (7-3-0)(7-3-0) 0-27 U. Conn. CCoach:oach: D.O. McLaughry BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 7-6 URI CCaptain:aptain: J.J. McLaughry 22-022-0 ColbyColby 0-28 at Harvard 118-08-0 URI 0-34 at Dartmouth J.N. Stahley C.A. Engle 119-79-7 aatt PrinPrincetonceton 6-48 at Penn 1940 (6-3-1)(6-3-1) 1941 - 1943 1944 - 1949 3333-12-12 TuTuftsfts 38-7 Tufts BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 3333-0-0 LehighLehigh 6-14 at Yale 41-041-0 aatt WesleyanWesleyan 00-33-33 at Holy CCrossross 19-6 Colby 20-1720-17 URI 226-136-13 Ohio WesleyanWesleyan 0-32 Holy Cross 3-203-20 CColgateolgate 77-9-9 ColumbiaColumbia 0-32 Colgate 226-66-6 TuftsTufts 1942 (4-4-0) 1944 (3-4-1) 119-139-13 New Hampshire 76-234 99-6-6 HolHolyy Cross Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 77-13-13 CColgateolgate Coach: D.O. McLaughry 66-2-2 at YaleYale 28-0 URI 44-0 Tufts 189-100189-100 Captain: W.A. Ostergard 1313-9-9 at ArmArmyy 28-21 at Columbia 7-59 at Army CCoach:oach: D.O. McLaughry 00-14-14 at HarvardHarvard 7-0 Lafayette 24-24 at Holy Cross CCaptain:aptain: P.F. Mackesey 66-20-20 DartmouthDartmouth 13-32 at Princeton 13-14 Dartmouth 1937 (5-4-0)(5-4-0) 00-0-0 ColumbiaColumbia 0-27 at Yale 0-20 Coast Guard Acad. BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 124-94124-94 20-14 Holy Cross 0-13 at Yale 1932 (7-1-0)(7-1-0) 20-020-0 U.U. CConn.onn. CCoach:oach: D.O. McLaughry 0-7 at Harvard 12-0 at Columbia BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 1313-6-6 URI CCaptains:aptains: L.J. DuesinDuesingg & B.J. 0-13 Colgate 32-20 Colgate 19-019-0 URI 77-34-34 at HarvardHarvard StepczStepczykyk 96-114 132-150 13-613-6 SpSpringfieldringfield 00-41-41 DartmouthDartmouth Coach: J.N. Stahley Coach: C.A. Engle 7-27-2 atat YaleYale 77-6-6 atat ColumbiaColumbia Captain: Game Captains Captain: R.E. Lowe 11-011-0 TuTuftsfts 119-09-0 TTuftsufts 1941 (5-4-0)(5-4-0) 14-014-0 atat HarvardHarvard 00-19-19 at YaleYale BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 10-710-7 Holy CCrossross 00-7-7 HolHolyy Cross 20-620-6 WWesleyanesleyan 1943 ((5-3-0)5-3-0) 1945 (3-4-1) 7-67-6 atat Columbia 77-6-6 RRutgersutgers 6-136-13 atat Columbia BrownBrown OpponentOpppponent Brown Opponent 0-210-21 CColgateolgate 73-11973-119 14-714-7 URI 0-200-20 at Holy CCrossross 0-50 at Penn 81-4281-42 CCoach:oach: D.O. McLaughry 28-628-6 TuftsTufts 335-65-6 TuftsTufts 51-6 Boston College CCoach:oach: DD.O..O. McLaughrMcLaughryy CCaptain:aptain: No cacaptainptain elected 13-013-0 aatt LafayetteLafayette 662-32-3 CpCp.. Kilmer ((NJ)NJ) 0-25 at Holy Cross CCaptain:aptain: W.W.J.J. GGilbaneilbane 7-07-0 atat YaleYale 2828-20-20 at PrinPrincetonceton 6-27 Columbia 0-130-13 Holy CCrossross 221-201-20 at YYaleale 33-6 Coast Guard Acad. 1938 (5-3-0)(5-3-0) 7-237-23 atat HarvardHarvard 334-314-31 CCoastoast Guard AcadAcad.. 20-7 at Yale 1933 (3-5-0) BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 7-137-13 RutgersRutgers 00-59-59 at AArmyrmy 7-14 Harvard Brown Opponent DNPDNP Conn. State 102-81102-81 14-2114-21 CColgateolgate 6-6 Colgate 26-0 URI 20-1320-13 at HarvardHarvard CCoach:oach: J.N. Stahley 194-180194-180 123-141 13-6 Springfield 20-020-0 LafaLafayetteyette CCaptain:aptain: E.T. SaviSavignanognano CCoach:oach: J.N. StahleStahleyy Coach: C.A. Engle 6-14 at Yale 13-3413-34 atat DartmouthDartmouth CCaptain:aptain: D.D.G.G. SSavage,avage, JrJr.. Captain: R.D. Williams 7-19 at Holy Cross 40-2140-21 URI 0-33 Princeton 4848-0-0 TuftsTufts 10-7 Syracuse 114-204-20 atat YaleYale 6-12 at Harvard 12-112-144 at Holy CCrossross 0-25 Colgate 336-276-27 Columbia 68-116 203-129203-129 Coach: D.O. McLaughry CCoach:oach: D.O. McLaughrMcLaughryy Captain: J.E. Buonanno CCaptain:aptain: LL.A..A. AtAtwellwell

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2008 Ivy League Champions 1946 (3-5-1) 1954 (6-2-1)(6-2-1) 1962 (1-6-2) Brown Opponent BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent Brown Opponent 14-6 Canisius 18-718-7 ColumbiaColumbia 6-2 at Colgate 12-33 at Princeton 24-2624-26 atat YaleYale 20-22 at Columbia 29-0 URI 35-035-0 URI 6-6 Yale 20-13 Dartmouth 21-2021-20 PPrincetonrinceton 0-41 Dartmouth 14-14 Boston U. 14-1914-19 TTempleemple 15-18 at Penn 19-21 at Holy Cross 34-634-6 at LehighLehigh 12-12 URI 0-49 at Yale 40-740-7 SpSpringfieldringfield 12-28 at Princeton 0-28 at Harvard 21-2121-21 atat HarvardHarvard 26-28 Cornell 14-20 Colgate 18-1418-14 CColgateolgate 19-31 at Harvard 122-184 225-120225-120 116-188 Coach: C.A. Engle Coach:Coach: AA.E..E. KKelleyelley Coach: J.J. McLaughry ’40 Captain: J. Lalikos Captain:Captain: EE.. PPearsonearson Captain: N.J. Spiezio

A.E. Kelley 1947 (4-4-1) 1951 - 1958 1955 (2-7-0) John McLaughry 1963 (3-5-0) Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 1959 - 1966 Brown Opponent 33-13 U. Conn. 12-14 at Columbia 14-41 Columbia 7-21 at Princeton 20-27 at Yale 12-7 at Yale 55-6 URI 7-0 Dartmouth 7-14 at Dartmouth 10-13 at Dartmouth 1951 (2-7-0) 12-14 Rutgers 1959 (2-6-1) 41-13 Penn 13-13 at Colgate Brown Opponent 7-19 URI Brown Opponent 33-7 URI 20-19 Holy Cross 14-20 Temple 7-14 at Princeton 6-21 Columbia 13-34 at Princeton 20-14 at Yale 14-13 at Yale 7-20 Cornell 0-17 at Yale 25-28 at Cornell 7-13 at Harvard 20-13 URI 14-6 at Harvard 0-0 at Dartmouth 12-24 Harvard 20-27 Rutgers 14-32 Colgate 0-25 Colgate 9-36 at Penn DNP Colgate 185-139 6-41 Holy Cross 88-139 6-0 URI 157-168 Coach: C.A. Engle 0-12 at Princeton Coach: A.E. Kelley 0-7 at Princeton Coach: J.J. McLaughry ’40 Captain: L.J. Regine 21-28 Rutgers Captain: J. McGuinness 0-19 at Cornell Captains: B. Bucci & A. Matteo 21-34 at Harvard 16-6 Harvard 14-29 at Columbia 14-33 Colgate 1948 (7-2-0)(7-2-0) 124-222 1956 (5-4-0)(5-4-0) 51-139 19641964 (5-4-0)(5-4-0) BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent Coach: A.E. Kelley BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent Coach: J.J. McLaughry ’40 BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 13-2813-28 at YaleYale Captains: J.A. Martland & J.J. 20-020-0 atat Columbia Captain: R. Carlin 20-320-3 LaLafayettefayette 23-2023-20 aatt PrinPrincetonceton Pietro 2-202-20 at YaleYale 33-0-0 PPennenn 33-033-0 URI 7-147-14 DarDartmouthtmouth 77-15-15 at YYaleale 14-614-6 at HolyHoly Cross 7-147-14 at PPennenn 1960 (3-6-0) 114-244-24 at DartmouthDartmouth 49-649-6 U.U. Conn.Conn. 1952 (2-7-0) 27-727-7 URI Brown Opponent 3030-14-14 URI 20-620-6 at Rutgers Brown Opponent 7-217-21 at PPrincetonrinceton 0-37 at Columbia 00-14-14 PPrincetonrinceton 36-036-0 WWesternestern RRes.es. 0-28 at Yale 13-613-6 Cornell 0-9 at Yale 331-281-28 CornellCornell 19-3019-30 atat HarvardHarvard 6-7 URI 21-1221-12 at HarvardHarvard 0-20 Dartmouth 77-19-19 aatt HarvardHarvard 35-735-7 CColgateolgate 0-46 at Holy Cross 20-020-0 CColgateolgate 7-36 at Penn 77-0-0 ColumbiaColumbia 242-103242-103 7-19 Rutgers 124-94124-94 36-14 URI 119-117119-117 CCoach:oach: CC.A..A. Engle 0-39 at Princeton CCoach:oach: AA.E..E. KKelleyelley 21-54 at Princeton CCoach:oach: J.J. McLaughry ’4’400 CCaptain:aptain: NN.J..J. Lacuele 21-13 U. Conn. 7-6 Cornell CCaptains:aptains: R. Duerre & J. Parry 28-21 Harvard 8-22 at Harvard 0-14 at Columbia 1957 (5-4-0)(5-4-0) 21-14 Colgate 1949 (8-1-0)(8-1-0) 27-33 Colgate BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 100-212 1965 (2-7-0) BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 89-220 20-2320-23 Columbia Coach: J.J. McLaughry ’40 Brown Opponent 28-628-6 HolHolyy Cross Coach: A.E. Kelley 21-2021-20 atat YaleYale Captain: W. Packer 6-14 URI 446-06-0 URI Captain: M. Matteodo 0-350-35 at DartmouthDartmouth 0-7 at Penn 114-274-27 aatt PrinPrincetonceton 20-720-7 PePennnn 0-3 Yale 4848-0-0 LehighLehigh 21-721-7 URI 1961 (0-9-0) 9-35 Dartmouth 2828-14-14 aatt WWesternestern RRes.es. 1953 (3-5-1) 0-70-7 PPrincetonrinceton Brown Opponent 6-0 Colgate 114-04-0 at YYaleale Brown Opponent 6-136-13 at Cornell 0-50 Columbia 27-45 at Princeton 2828-14-14 aatt HarvardHarvard 6-7 Amherest 33-633-6 atat HarvardHarvard 3-14 at Yale 21-41 at Cornell 16-16-77 atat ColumbiaColumbia 0-13 at Yale 3333-7-7 CColgateolgate 0-34 at Dartmouth 8-17 Harvard 4141-26-26 CColgateolgate 13-19 URI 154-125154-125 0-7 at Penn 51-7 at Columbia 263-94263-94 27-20 at Rutgers CCoach:oach: A.E. KelleKelleyy 9-12 URI 128-169 CCoach:oach: C.A. EnEnglegle 6-0 Holy Cross CCaptain:aptain: G. RobertshaRobertshaww 0-52 Princeton Coach: J.J. McLaughry ’40 CCaptains:aptains: J.V. Paterno & J.J.S.S. SScottcott 13-27 at Princeton 0-25 at Cornell Captains: R. Hall & R. O’Toole 42-7 U. Conn. 6-21 at Harvard 20-27 at Harvard 1958 (6-3-0)(6-3-0) 6-30 Colgate 1950 (1-8-0) 7-7 Colgate BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 24-245 1966 (1-8-0) Brown Opponent 134-127 22-022-0 atat Columbia Coach: J.J. McLaughry ’40 Brown Opponent 12-36 at Yale Coach: A.E. Kelley 35-2935-29 YaleYale Captain: N.J. Rohrback 40-14 URI 21-41 at Holy Cross Captain: G.E. Haverty 0-200-20 DarDartmouthtmouth 0-20 Penn 55-13 URI 20-2120-21 at PPennenn 0-24 at Yale 0-34 Princeton 47-647-6 URI 14-49 at Dartmouth 34-35 Colgate 118-288-28 at PPrincetonrinceton 7-48 Colgate 12-15 at Rutgers 1212-8-8 Cornell 17-24 Princeton 0-50 at Penn 2929-22-22 at HarvardHarvard 14-23 Cornell 13-14 at Harvard 2828-6-6 CColgateolgate 7-24 at Harvard 0-33 Columbia 211-140211-140 38-40 at Columbia 147-271 CCoach:oach: AA.E..E. KKelleyelley 137-266 Coach: G.G. Zitrides CCaptain:aptain: DD.. WWarburtonarburton Coach: J.J. McLaughry ’40 Captain: L.H. Hill Captains: T. Boyle & W. Jessup

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2008 Ivy League Champions 1971 (0-9-0) 1979 (6-3-0) Brown Opponent BrownBrown OpponentOpppponent 21-34 URI 12-1312-13 atat YaleYale 16-17 at Penn 31-1331-13 URI 10-17 Yale 31-1231-12 PrincetonPrinceton 7-10 Dartmouth 24-1824-18 at PPennenn 32-42 at Colgate 28-728-7 Cornell 21-49 at Princeton 7-147-14 at Holy CCrossross 7-21 at Cornell 23-1423-14 HarvardHarvard 19-24 Harvard 10-2410-24 atat DartmouthDartmouth 6-24 Columbia 31-1431-14 Columbia 139-238 197-129197-129 Coach: L.C. Jardine CCoach:oach: J.W. AndersoAndersonn Captains: S. Bennett & F. Walsh Captains:Captains: J. HickeHickeyy & J. SSinnottinnott Len Jardine 1967 - 1972 1972 (1-8-0) John Anderson 1980 ((6-4-0)6-4-0) John Rosenberg Brown Opponent 1973 - 1983 BrownBrown OpponentOpppponent 1984 - 1989 24-30 Holy Cross 17-4517-45 YaleYale 1967 (2-6-1) 17-21 URI 20-2820-28 BucknellBucknell Brown Opponent 28-20 Penn 28-1128-11 at PPrincetonrinceton 8-12 URI 19-53 at Yale 1976 (8-1-0)(8-1-0) 42-2242-22 PenPennn 1983 (4-5-1) 7-28 at Penn 20-49 at Dartmouth BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 32-2532-25 atat CornellCornell Brown Opponent 0-35 Yale 10-31 Princeton 14-614-6 YaleYale 21-321-3 .Holy Cross 26-24 at Yale 7-41 Dartmouth 28-48 Cornell 3-03-0 URI 16-1716-17 atat HarvardHarvard 16-30 URI 7-0 Colgate 14-21 at Harvard 13-713-7 at PPrincetonrinceton 24-2824-28 DartmoutDartmouthh 16-27 Princeton 14-48 at Princeton 12-28 at Columbia 6-76-7 PPennenn 31-1331-13 atat ColumbiaColumbia 24-24 at Penn 14-14 at Cornell 172-301 28-1228-12 at CCornellornell 9-39-3 URIURI 14-3 Cornell 6-21 Harvard Coach: L.C. Jardine 28-1828-18 HolyHoly Cross 240-195240-195 10-31 at Holy Cross 14-7 Columbia Captains: K. Cleplik & R. Pangia 16-1416-14 at HarvardHarvard CCoach:oach: J. W. Anderson 10-17 Harvard 77-206 35-2135-21 DartmouthDartmouth CCaptains:aptains: L. CCarbonearbone & J. WoodrinWoodringg 21-38 at Penn State Coach: L.C. Jardine 28-1728-17 atat ColumbiaColumbia 25-7 at Dartmouth Captains: T. Whidden & J. Batty 1973 (4-3-1)(4-3-1) 171-102171-102 42-36 Columbia BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent CCoach:oach: JJ.W..W. AndersoAndersonn 1981 (3-7-0) 204-237 20-2020-20 URI CCaptains:aptains: S. Nelson & M. PrairiPrairiee Brown Opponent Coach: J. W. Anderson 1968 (2-7-0) 2020-28-28 aatt PPennenn 7-28 at Yale Captains: J. Daniel & J. Potter Brown Opponent 3434-25-25 YaleYale 17-23 at Army 10-9 URI 116-286-28 DartmouthDartmouth 1977 (7-2-0)(7-2-0) 17-20 Princeton 13-17 Penn 77-6-6 at PrincetonPrinceton BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 14-9 Cornell 1984 (4-5-0) 9-109-10 atat YaleYale 13-35 at Yale 117-77-7 at Cornell 26-24 Penn Brown Opponent 28-1028-10 URI 0-48 at Dartmouth 332-352-35 HaHarvardrvard 24-34 at Holy Cross 27-14 Yale 10-710-7 PPrincetonrinceton 27-19 Colgate 337-147-14 Columbia 7-41 Harvard 13-34 URI 7-147-14 at PPennenn 7-50 Princeton 183-163183-163 10-8 at URI 32-30 at Princeton 21-321-3 Cornell 0-31 Cornell CCoach:oach: J.W. AndersoAndersonn 13-38 at Dartmouth 14-41 Penn 44-1344-13 at Holy CCrossross 7-31 at Harvard CCaptain:aptain: BB.. BBallall 23-20 Columbia 13-9 at Cornell 20-46 at Columbia 20-1520-15 HarvardHarvard 153-250 17-38 Holy Cross 987-286 13-1013-10 atat DartmouthDartmouth Coach: J. W. Anderson 10-24 at Harvard Coach: L.C. Jardine 1974 (5-4-0)(5-4-0) 2121-14-14 Columbia Captains: T. Holcombe & D. 11-27 Dartmouth Captain: J. Rallis BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 173-96173-96 Finneran 28-14 at Columbia 10-4510-45 at Holy CCrossross CCoach:oach: J.W. AndersoAndersonn 165-231 45-1545-15 URI CCaptains:aptains: L. CColeole & B. HilHilll Coach: J. Rosenberg 1969 (2-7-0) 99-14-14 PPennenn 1982 (5-5-0) Captains: S. Heffernan & T. Love Brown Opponent 00-24-24 atat YaleYale Brown Opponent 21-0 URI 66-7-7 DDartmouthartmouth 1978 (6-3-0)(6-3-0) 28-21 Yale 2-23 at Penn 117-137-13 PPrincetonrinceton BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 24-20 URI 19851985 (5-4-1)(5-4-1) 13-27 Yale 16-16-88 CCornellornell 0-210-21 YaleYale 23-28 at Princeton BrownBrown OpponentOpppponent 13-38 Dartmouth 1010-7-7 aatt HarvarHarvardd 3-173-17 URI 21-24 Penn 9-109-10 aatt YaleYale 6-20 Colgate 2828-19-19 aatt CColumbiaolumbia 444-164-16 aatt PPrincetonrinceton 38-19 at Cornell 3232-27-27 URI 6-33 at Princeton 141-152141-152 1414-0-0 Penn 6-17 Holy Cross 117-07-0 PPrincetonrinceton 7-14 at Cornell CCoach:oach: JJ.W..W. AAndersonnderson 221-131-13 at CCornellornell 0-34 at Harvard 114-174-17 at PPennenn 24-17 Harvard CCaptains:aptains: M. SSokolowskiokolowski & B. Taylor 3131-25-25 HolHolyy Cross 23-22 at William & Mary 22-022-0 CornellCornell 3-18 Columbia 331-301-30 atat HarvardHarvard 16-22 Dartmouth 2020-20-20 Holy CCrossross 95-190 2121-31-31 DartmouthDartmouth 35-21 at Columbia 117-257-25 HarvarHarvardd Coach: L.C. Jardine 1975 (6-2-1)(6-2-1) 224-124-12 atat ColumbiaColumbia 214-228 113-293-29 at RichmondRichmond Captains: D. Chenault & P. Foley BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 189-165189-165 Coach: J. W. Anderson 2222-0-0 at DartmouthDartmouth 41-2041-20 URI CCoach:oach: JJ.W..W. AAndersonnderson Captains: B. Barrett, D. Nelson & 3434-0-0 ColumbiaColumbia 117-87-8 aatt PPennenn CCaptains:aptains: N. Jacob & M. Whipple K. Powers 200-128200-128 1970 (2-7-0) 2727-12-12 YaleYale CCoach:oach: J. Rosenberg Brown Opponent 1010-10-10 at DartmouthDartmouth CCaptains:aptains: B. HeHeffernan,ffernan, 21-14 URI 2020-21-21 at Holy CCrossross P. McCormack & T. Moskala 9-17 Penn 224-164-16 atat PrinPrincetonceton 0-28 at Yale 4545-23-23 at CCornellornell 14-42 at Dartmouth 226-456-45 HarvarHarvardd 6-10 Colgate 4848-13-13 ColumbiaColumbia 14-42 Princeton 258-168258-168 21-35 Cornell CCoach:oach: J.W. AndersoAndersonn 10-17 at Harvard CCaptains:aptains: K. Slattery & P. Serrano 17-12 at Columbia 112-217 Coach: L.C. Jardine Captains: G. Hart & B. O’Donnell

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2008 Ivy League Champions 1986 (5-4-1)(5-4-1) 1993 (4-6) 20002000 (7-3-0)(7-3-0) BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent Brown Opponent BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 21-721-7 YaleYale 12-3 at Yale 36-2036-20 SanSan Diego 27-727-7 atat URI 35-42 at Lehigh 37-4237-42 HaHarvardrvard 24-1024-10 at PPrincetonrinceton 7-30 Rhode Island 2929-19-19 RhRhodeode IIslandsland 0-340-34 PPennenn 16-34 Princeton 4444-17-17 at FFordhamordham 9-279-27 at CornellCornell 21-12 Bucknell 2828-55-55 aatt PrinPrincetonceton 7-227-22 HolHolyy Cross 9-34 at Penn 5656-40-40 CCornellornell 331-191-19 at HHarvardarvard 3-21 Cornell 3838-41-41 at PennsPennsylvaniaylvania 33-27-27 CColgateolgate 43-29 Harvard 2828-14-14 YYaleale 2121-21-21 DartmouthDartmouth 16-39 at Dartmouth 3434-26-26 at DartmouthDartmouth 4545-7-7 atat Columbia 28-23 Columbia 4545-27-27 ColumbiaColumbia 188-181188-181 190-267 375-301375-301 Coach:Coach: JJ.. RRosenbergosenberg Coach: M. Kwiatkowski Coach:Coach: P. EEstesstes Captains:Captains: RR.. CCollett,ollett, J. GGarrisonarrison & Captains: T. Hunter & W. Smith Captains:Captains: G. Chen, N Finneran & B.B. MMurphyurphy D.D. IInzernzer Mark Whipple ’79 1990 - 1993 1994 (7-3)(7-3) 1994 - 1997 1987 (7-3-0)(7-3-0) BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 20012001 (6-3-0)(6-3-0) BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 16-2716-27 YaleYale BrownBrown OppOpponentpponent 17-717-7 atat YaleYale 1990 (2-8-0) 32-2932-29 at RhodeRhode IslandIsland 1997 ((7-3)7-3) 20-2720-27 aatt HarvardHarvard 17-1517-15 URI 26-726-7 CColgateolgate BrownBrown OpponentOpppponent 3838-42-42 RhRhodeode IslandIsland 13-713-7 PrincetonPrinceton Brown Opponent 10-3110-31 at PPrincetonrinceton 4040-23-23 FFordhamordham 21-27 Yale 52-1452-14 atat YaleYale 17-3817-38 at PPennenn 20-1820-18 HolyHoly Cross 35-2735-27 LaLafayettefayette 3535-24-24 PPrincetonrinceton 23-1523-15 Cornell 3-23 at URI 0-240-24 PPennenn 4949-21-21 at Cornell 28-35 Fordham 45-1445-14 aatt FordhamFordham 0-410-41 at Holy CCrossross 16-316-3 at Cornell 13-3013-30 PrincetonPrinceton 114-274-27 PPennsylvaniaennsylvania 9-149-14 HarvardHarvard 23-27 at Princeton 23-1723-17 at HarvardHarvard 337-347-34 atat YaleYale 0-55 Holy Cross 2323-15-15 RhRhodeode IslandIsland 10-710-7 at LLehighehigh 27-1427-14 DarDartmouthtmouth 110-310-31 at PPenn**enn** 4141-16-16 DartmouthDartmouth 19-019-0 at DartmouthDartmouth 24-17 Penn 59-2759-27 atat ColumbiaColumbia 2121-21-21 atat Columbia 7-24 at Cornell 3737-12-12 Cornell 19-1619-16 ColumbiaColumbia 229-197229-197 110-270-27 HaHarvardrvard 319-235319-235 144-160144-160 37-52 at Harvard CCoach:oach: M. Whipple ’7’799 CCoach:oach: PP.. EEstesstes 0-29 Dartmouth 77-13-13 at DartmouthDartmouth CCoach:oach: J. RosenberRosenbergg CCaptains:aptains: B. Atkins & C. BuckleBuckleyy 4242-11-11 CColumbiaolumbia Captains:Captains: U. Airhiavbere, D. Ames, CCaptains:aptains: W. Cataldo & M. DonovaDonovann 17-0 at Columbia & T. RowleRowleyy 160-289 274-194274-194 Coach: M. Kwiatkowski 1995 (5-5) CCoach:oach: M. Whipple ’7’799 Captains: N. Badalato, G. Patrick & Brown Opponent CCaptains:aptains: J. Karcutskie & D. McMc-- 1988 (0-9-1) CClutchylutchy 2002 (2-8-0) Brown Opponent R. Smith 38-42 at Yale Brown Opponent 24-24 Yale 31-28 Rhode Island **Penn forfeited due to use of player subse-subse- 42-56 at Towson 10-17 at URI 37-14 at Holy Cross quently declared ineligible 24-26 Harvard 27-31 at Princeton 1991 (1-9-0) 19-21 Princeton 28-38 at Rhode Island 0-10 Penn Brown Opponent 21-6 Colgate 17-24 at Fordham 0-35 at Cornell 20-36 at Yale 21-58 at Penn 1998 ((7-3-0)7-3-0) 14-16 at Princeton 14-35 Holy Cross 0-46 at Marshall 28-38 Cornell BrownBrown OpponentOpppponent 7-10 (OT) Cornell 3-28 at Harvard 36-38 URI 47-8 Harvard 28-3028-30 YaleYale 7-31 at Pennsylvania 10-37 Maine 37-59 Princeton 7-10 at Dartmouth 23-2123-21 aatt LafayetteLafayette 27-31 Yale 24-3 Dartmouth 28-42 at Holy Cross 33-14 Columbia 16-4416-44 at RhodeRhode IslandIsland 21-18 at Dartmouth 13-31 at Columbia 19-28 at Penn 282-239 17-3117-31 at PrinPrincetonceton 35-28 Columbia 125-285 17-20 Cornell Coach: M. Whipple ’79 38-2738-27 FFordhamordham 222-278 Coach: J. Rosenberg 29-35 Harvard Captain: P. Fichiera 58-5158-51 PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Coach: P. Estes Captains: G. Kylish, G. Pyne & L. 13-45 at Dartmouth 20-720-7 atat CornellCornell Captains: C.L. Gessner Wood 28-23 Columbia 2727-6-6 aatt HarvardHarvard and A.W. Gallagher 227-372 1996 (5-5) 2828-21-21 DDartmouthartmouth Coach: M. Kwiatkowski Brown Opponent 1010-3-3 atat Columbia 1989 (2-8-0) Captains: J. Pankau & R. Torbert 0-30 Yale 265-241265-241 2003 (5-5-0) Brown Opponent 13-28 at Rhode Island Coach: PP.. EEstesstes Brown Opponent 3-12 at Yale 27-44 at Colgate Captains:Captains: S. Morey & A. Pittz 21-3 at Albany 7-42 at Colgate 1992 (0-10) 27-23 at Princeton 14-52 at Harvard 13-18 URI Brown Opponent 27-14 Fordham 9-27 Rhode Island 15-38 Princeton 17-22 Yale 27-21 Penn 1999 ((9-1-0)9-1-0) 21-24 Fordham 30-32 at Penn 14-33 at Bucknell 35-21 at Cornell BrownBrown OpponentOpppponent 14-34 Princeton 28-7 Cornell 6-51 at William & Mary 31-7 at Harvard 25-2425-24 at YaleYale 21-7 at Cornell 13-49 at Holy Cross 14-28 at Princeton 24-27 Dartmouth 35-2835-28 LafaLafayetteyette 21-24 Pennsylvania 14-27 Harvard 24-31 Lehigh 27-31 at Columbia 2828-33-33 CornellCornell 55-44 at Yale 6-12 at Dartmouth 0-38 Penn 238-246 5353-30-30 PrincetonPrinceton 26-21 Dartmouth 39-27 Columbia 6-16 at Cornell Coach: M. Whipple ’79 2727-25-25 RhRhodeode IslandIsland 42-10 at Columbia 168-264 19-29 at Harvard Captain: B. Finneran 4444-37-37 at PennsPennsylvaniaylvania 244-246 Coach: J. Rosenberg 28-51 Dartmouth 3737-18-18 at FFordhamordham Coach: P. Estes Captains: J. Burke & D. Clark 28-34 at Columbia 1717-10-10 HarvarHarvardd Captains: C. Garnett ’04, B.J. 156-333 3535-28-28 atat DartmouthDartmouth Grinna’04, and K.R. Slager ’04 Coach: M. Kwiatkowski 2323-6-6 Columbia Captains: B. Brown & C. Gordon 324-239324-239 CCoach:oach: PP.. EEstesstes CCaptains:aptains: J. Perry, J. Wargin & A. Smith

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2008 Ivy League Champions

Brown’s defense stopped Harvard’s two-point attempt in the game’s wan- ing seconds to preserve a 24-22 victory over the Crimson on September 20, 2008.

The Brown team celebrates in the locker room following its win over Columbia to win the Ivy League title on November 22, 2008. Phil Estes 1998 - Present

2004 (6-4-0) 2006 (3-7-0) 2008 (7-3) The Victory Bell Brown Opponent Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 35-7 Albany 34-21 Georgetown 12-7 Stony Brook Located beneath the scoreboard at Brown Stadium, the 34-35 Harvard 21-38 Harvard 24-22 Harvard Victory Bell was purchased by and donated to the Brown 20-13 at Rhode Island 21-28 at Rhode Island 13-37 at Rhode Island Athletic Department by James Winoker ’53 and his wife, 27-20 (OT) at Fordham 30-35 at Holy Cross 34-41 at Holy Cross Marilyn. The bell was cast at Boston’s Blake Bell Company 10-24 at Princeton 3-17 at Princeton 31-10 at Princeton 21-17 Cornell 28-7 Cornell 27-7 Cornell in 1890 and hung in the tower of the Gorham Manufacturing 16-20 at Penn 30-27 (OT) at Penn 34-27 at Penn Company in Providence. It was dedicated on September 24-17 Yale 24-27 Yale 3-13 Yale 17, 1994, prior to the Yale football game. The dedication 7-20 at Dartmouth 13-19 at Dartmouth 45-16 at Dartmouth 33-21 Columbia 21-22 Columbia 41-10 Columbia plaque reads, “Presented by Boston alumni and the Brown 222-194 225-241 269-190 Football Association in recognition of all who support Brown Coach: P. Estes Coach: P. Estes Coach: P. Estes football and its quest for victory.” The victory Bell is rung to Captains: W. Burroughs ’05, A. Captains: Z. DeOssie ’07, Captains: M. Dougherty ’09, D. Gutierrez’05, and L. Rubida ’04.5 J. DiGiacomo ’07, B. Markey ’07 Harrison ’09 celebrate every Brown score and victory. 2005 (9-1-0) 2007 (5-5) Brown Opponent Brown Opponent 34-3 at Georgetown 28-17 Duquesne 35-38 (OT) at Harvard 17-24 at Harvard 45-35 Rhode Island 42-49 (ot) Rhode Island 37-14 Fordham 37-48 Holy Cross 31-28 Princeton 33-24 Princeton 38-24 at Cornell 31-38 (ot) at Cornell 34-20 Penn 31-17 Penn 38-21 at Yale 7-17 at Yale 24-14 Dartmouth 56-35 Dartmouth 52-21 at Columbia 30-22 at Columbia 368-218 312-291 Coach: P. Estes Coach: P. Estes Captains: J. Frazier ’06, Captains: E. Brewer ’08, J. Gasparella ’06, N. Hartigan ’06 D. Knight ’08, AJ Tracey ’08

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Home Away Combined W L T Pct. W L T Pct. W L T Pct. 1878-1899 41 17 4 .694 1878-1899 20 32 1 .387 1878-1899 61 49 5 .552 1900-1909 53 14 4 .775 1900-1909 6 25 1 .203 1900-1909 59 39 5 .598 1910-1919 45 12 4 .770 1910-1919 12 18 2 .406 1910-1919 57 30 6 .645 1920-1929 48 12 5 .777 1920-1929 9 21 0 .300 1920-1929 57 33 5 .626 1930-1939 38 20 0 .655 1930-1939 7 23 2 .250 1930-1939 45 43 2 .511 1940-1949 30 12 3 .700 1940-1949 18 22 2 .452 1940-1949 48 34 5 .580 1950-1959 24 23 1 .510 1950-1959 10 30 2 .262 1950-1959 34 53 3 .394 1960-1969 18 29 2 .388 1960-1969 3 36 1 .088 1960-1969 21 65 3 .253 1970-1979 27 22 1 .540 1970-1979 18 20 1 .474 1970-1979 45 42 2 .517 1980-1989 20 28 2 .429 1980-1989 21 26 2 .450 1980-1989 41 54 4 .402 1990-1999 26 24 0 .520 1990-1999 21 29 0 .420 1990-1999 47 53 0 .470 2000-2008 28 17 0 .622 2000-2008 22 22 0 .500 2000-2008 50 39 0 .562 OVERALL 398 230 26 .633 OVERALL 167 304 14 .354 OVERALL 565 534 40 .514

Joe ’50 and George ’50 Paterno Archie Williams blocking key pass against Rhode Island, October 9, 1954 Freshman Football Records (1926-1992) Year W-L-T Year W-L-T Year W-L-T 1926 ...... 3-4-0 1951 ...... 4-1-0 1973 ...... 2-3-0 1927 ...... 3-2-0 1952 ...... 5-0-0 1974 ...... 4-2-0 1928 ...... 2-5-0 1953 ...... 2-3-1 1975 ...... 6-1-0 1929 ...... 2-5-0 1954 ...... 2-3-0 1976 ...... 4-2-0 1930 ...... 2-4-0 1955 ...... 2-2-0 1977 ...... 4-2-0 1931 ...... 1-3-2 1956 ...... 1-3-0 1978 ...... 2-4-0 1932 ...... 2-2-1 1957 ...... 1-3-0 1979 ...... 3-3-0 1933 ...... 1-3-1 1958 ...... 2-3-0 1980 ...... 5-1-0 1934 ...... 2-5-0 1959 ...... 0-5-0 1981 ...... 2-4-0 1935 ...... 3-1-1 1960 ...... 3-2-0 1982 ...... 3-3-0 1936 ...... 4-0-2 1961 ...... 2-4-0 1983 ...... 1-5-0 1937 ...... 4-2-0 1962 ...... 3-3-0 1984 ...... 3-3-0 1938 ...... 4-2-0 1963 ...... 5-1-0 1985 ...... 0-5-1 1939 ...... 2-4-0 1964 ...... 3-4-0 1986 ...... 1-5-0 1940 ...... 4-2-0 1965 ...... 1-5-0 1987 ...... 2-4-0 1941 ...... 4-1-1 1966 ...... 2-4-0 1988 ...... 1-4-0 1942-45 ...... No Teams 1967 ...... 2-4-0 1989 ...... 4-2-0 1946 ...... 0-4-0 1968 ...... 5-1-0 1990 ...... 1-5-0 1947 ...... 5-1-1 1969 ...... 0-6-0 1991 ...... 2-4-0 1948 ...... 4-2-0 1970 ...... 3-2-0 1992* ...... 4-2-0 1949 ...... 3-1-0 1971 ...... 1-4-0 Overall ...... 167-182-11 1950 ...... 4-2-0 1972 ...... 5-0-0

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Last Last Last Last Last Last Team W L T Pct. Game Win Loss Team W L T Pct. Game Win Loss Albany 2 0 0 1.000 2004 35-7(’04) None Maine 3 2 0 .600 1988 32-6 (’20) 10-37 (’88) Albright 1 0 0 1.000 1927 20-0 (’27) None Manhattan 1 0 0 1.000 1901 6-5 (’01) None Amherst 6 4 1 .591 1953 20-14 (’39) 6-7 (’53) Marshall 0 1 0 .000 1991 None 0-46 (‘91) Andover 4 1 0 .800 1897 20-4 (’97) 0-26 (’91) Massachusetts 7 0 0 1.000 1911 26-0 (’11) None Army 2 6 0 .250 1981 13-9 (’40) 17-23 (’81) M.I.T. 8 5 1 .607 1900 22-0 (’00) 4-8 (’94) Bates 5 0 0 1.000 1926 27-14 (’26) None Naval Reserve 0 1 0 .000 1917 None 0-35 (’17) Boston A.C. 1 3 0 .250 1894 28-0 (’94) 0-6 (’93) Navy Yard 0 1 0 .000 1918 None 7-23 (’18) Boston College 5 0 0 1.000 1945 51-6 (’45) None Needham 1 0 0 1.000 1900 12-5 (’00) None Boston University 7 1 1 .833 1946 14-0 (’35) 6-10 (’86) New Hampshire 14 1 0 .933 1931 13-9 (’31) 0-7 (’30) Bowdoin 6 2 0 .750 1919 7-0 (’19) 0-8 (’92) N.Y.U. 1 0 0 1.000 1921 13-0 (’21) None Bucknell 1 2 0 .333 1993 21-12 (’93) 14-33 (’92) Newton A.A. 4 0 0 1.000 1899 35-0 (’99) None Camp Devens 1 1 0 .500 1918 40-0 (’17) 7-19 (’18) Norwich 8 0 0 1.000 1929 66-6 (’29) None Camp Kilmer 1 0 0 1.000 1943 62-3 (’43) None Ohio Wesleyan 1 0 0 1.000 1931 26-13 (’31) None Campello 1 0 0 1.000 1899 25-0 (’99) None Orange A.A. 1 0 0 1.000 1894 12-10 (’94) None Canisius 1 0 0 1.000 1946 14-6 (’46) None Pawtucket C.C. 1 0 0 1.000 1889 14-0 (’89) None Carlisle 6 3 0 .667 1915 39-3 (’15) 0-13 (’13) Penn State 0 1 0 .000 1983 None 21-38 (’83) Chicago 1 2 0 .333 1924 11-6 (’00) 7-19 (’24) Pennsylvania 24 54 2 .280 2008 34-27 (’08) 16-20 (’04) Coast Guard 2 1 0 .667 1945 33-6 (’45) 0-20 (’44) Princeton 24 51 0 .320 2008 31-10 (’08) 17-3 (’06) Colby 16 1 0 .938 1936 19-6 (’36) 0-10 (’13) Providence H.S. 1 0 0 1.000 1886 70-0 (’86) None Colgate 21 28 7 .429 1996 21-6 (’95) 27-44 (’96) Rhode Island 66 25 2 .725 2008 45-35 (’05) 13-37 (’08) Columbia 47 24 2 .661 2008 41-10 (’08) 22-21 (’06) Richmond 0 1 0 .000 1985 None 13-29 (’85) Connecticut 6 1 0 .833 1953 42-7 (’53) 0-27 (’36) Rutgers 5 6 0 .455 1955 27-20 (’53) 12-14 (’55) Cornell 29 26 1 .527 2008 27-7(’08) 31-28 ot (’07) San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 2000 36-20 (‘00) None Cresent A.C. 0 1 0 .000 1895 None 0-16 (’95) Springfield 7 2 2 .727 1954 40-7 (’54) 0-20 (’35) Dartmouth 28 54 4 .341 2008 45-16 (’08) 19-13 ot (’06) St. Bonaventure 2 0 0 1.000 1923 19-0 (’23) None Dayton 1 0 0 1.000 1928 13-7 (’28) None Stony Brook 1 0 0 1.000 2008 17-7 (’08) None Duquesne 1 0 0 1.000 2007 28-17 (’07) None Syracuse 3 9 3 .333 1935 10-7 (’33) 0-19 (’35) Fall River 2 1 0 .667 1892 24-0 (’92) 0-8 (’90) Temple 0 3 0 .000 1954 None 14-19 (’54) Fordham 8 3 0 .727 2005 37-14 (’05) 21-24 (’03) Towson 0 1 0 .000 2002 None 42-56 (’02) Fort Adams 1 0 0 1.000 1894 56-0 (’94) None Trinity 2 2 3 .500 1916 42-0 (’16) 0-8 (’91) Georgetown 2 0 0 1.000 2006 34-21 (’06) None Tufts 25 2 0 .926 1944 44-0 (’44) 4-24 (’92) Harvard 29 77 2 .274 2008 24-22 (’08) 17-24 (’07) Union 1 0 0 1.000 1901 24-5 (’01) None Harvard Fr. 1 0 0 1.000 1890 22-8 (’90) None Ursinus 1 0 0 1.000 1913 6-0 (’13) None Haskell 0 1 0 .000 1924 None 13-17 (’24) Vermont 15 0 1 .969 1920 35-0 (’20) None Haverford 1 0 0 1.000 1923 34-0 (’23) None Wash. & Jefferson 0 1 0 .000 1923 None 7-12 (’23) Holy Cross 20 31 3 .392 2008 37-14 (’95) 34-41 (’08) Wash. State 0 1 0 .000 1916 None 0-14 (’16) Homestead 0 1 0 .000 1901 None 0-34 (’01) Wesleyan 12 2 0 .857 1941 20-6 (’41) 6-7 (’12) Johns Hopkins 1 0 0 1.000 1917 20-0 (’17) None Western Reserve 2 0 0 1.000 1949 28-14 (’49) None Lafayette 8 3 0 .727 1999 35-28 (’99) 6-8 (’08) William & Mary 1 1 0 .500 1992 23-22 (’82) 10-51 (’92) Lebanon Valley 0 1 0 .000 1927 None 12-13 (’27) Williams 4 1 0 .800 1916 20-0 (’16) 0-58 (’91) Lehigh 8 3 0 .800 1993 10-7 (’87) 35-42 (’93) Worcester Tech 7 1 0 .875 1930 54-0 (’30) 0-4 (’92) Yale 31 77 5 .287 2008 38-21 (’05) 3-13 (’08) Coaching Records Coaches Seasons Years Won Lost Tied Pct. PF PA M. Howland 1 1892 4 5 1 .450 60 86 William Odlin 1 1893 6 3 0 .667 168 88 William Norton 1 1894 10 5 0 .667 262 102 3 1895-97 18 15 2 .543 456 361 E.N. Robinson 24 1898-01 140 82 12 .624 3522 1723 1904-07 1910-25 J.A. Gammons 3 1902 17 10 2 .621 334 150 1908-09 D.S. Fultz 1 1903 5 4 1 .555 98 161 D.O. McLaughry 15 1926-40 76 58 5 .565 1861 1704 J.N. Stahley 3 1941-43 14 11 0 .560 392 375 C.A. Engle 6 1944-49 28 20 4 .576 1067 811 G.G. Zitrides 1 1950 1 8 0 .111 147 271 A.E. Kelley 8 1951-58 31 39 2 .444 1147 1187 John McLaughry 8 1959-66 17 51 3 .260 832 1504 Len Jardine 6 1967-72 9 44 1 .173 692 1438 John Anderson 11 1973-83 60 39 3 .603 2123 1885 John Rosenberg 6 1984-89 23 33 3 .426 990 1249 Mickey Kwiatkowski 4 1990-93 7 33 0 .175 735 1241 Mark Whipple 4 1994-97 24 16 0 .600 1023 876 Phil Estes 11 1998-08 66 43 0 .605 3150 2674

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Completion Percentage Team Scoring Game: . . . . . 76 .3 vs . Dartmouth, 2000 Team Kickoff Returns Most Points Scored Season: ...... 66 .5, 2000 Most Yards Returned Game: ...... 69 vs . Amherst, 1916 Yards Gained Game: ...... 222 vs . Cornell, 2005 Season: ...... 375, 2000 Game: . . . . 497 vs . Rhode Island, 2002 Season: ...... 894, 2006 Fewest Points Scored Season: ...... 3,381, 2000 Highest Number Season: ...... 21, 1935 Touchdown Passes Game: ...... 9 vs . Princeton, 1960 Most Points Allowed Season: ...... 32, 2000 Season: ...... 51, 1968 Season: ...... 333, 1992 Highest Average Yards Per Game Fewest Points Allowed Season: ...... 338 .1, 2000 Season: ...... 32, 1906 Team Fumbles Most Fumbles Team First Downs Game: ...... 9 vs . Columbia, 1952 Total Team Offense Most First Downs ...... 9 vs . Princeton, 1973 Most Yards Gained Game: ...... 38 vs . Cornell, 2005 ...... 9 vs . URI, 1979 Game: ...... 690 vs . Cornell, 2000 Season: ...... 252, 1999 Season: ...... 44, 1973 Season: ...... 5,955*, 1997 Most First Downs Rushing Most Fumbles Lost Most Plays Season: ...... 194, 2005 Game: ...... 7 vs . URI, 1979 Game: ...... 105 vs . Cornell, 2000 Most First Downs Passing Season: ...... 26, 1980 Season: ...... 845, 2000 Season: ...... 172, 1998 Highest Average Gain Per Play Season: ...... 7 .0, 2000 Team Penalties Highest Average Gain Per Game Team Interceptions Most Penalties Season: ...... 474 .3, 1997 Most Intercepted Season: ...... 90, 1985 Game: ...... 11 vs . URI, 1949 Most Penalty Yards Season: ...... 28, 1997 Season: ...... 811, 1997 Team Rushing Yards Returned Rushing Attempts Game: ...... 222 vs . Yale, 1984 Longest... Game: ...... 77 vs . Columbia, 1977 Season: ...... 350, 1949 Season: ...... 583, 1977 Winning Streak ...... 9, 1926 Rushing Yards Gained Undefeated Streak ...... 14, 1925-27 Game: ...... 472 vs . Wesleyan, 1940 Team Punting Losing Streak ...... 13, 1988-89 Season: ...... 2,288, 1983 Best Average Game: ...... 50 .8 vs . UConn, 1947 Most... Season: ...... 42 .2, 1966 Team Passing Highest Number Games Won In A Season . . .9, 1926, 1999, 2005 Pass Attempts Game: ...... 17 vs . Yale, 1941 Games Lost In A Season . . . . . 10, 1992 Game: ...... 63 vs . Dartmouth, 1997 Season: ...... 98, 1968 Ties In A Season ...... 2, 1914 and1962 Season: ...... 472, 1998 Shutouts In A Season . . . 7, 1894, 1911 and 1926 Pass Completions Games Won Over Four Years . . 30 (30-10), 1997-2000 Game: . . . . . 44 vs . Rhode Island, 2002 Team Punt Returns Season: ...... 310, 1999 Most Yards Returned Team Defense - One Game Game: ...... 164 vs . URI, 1966 (Least By Opponents) Season: ...... 627, 1941 Total Offense Highest Number Plays ...... 38, Holy Cross, 1948 Game: ...... 10 vs . Yale, 1941 Yards Gained ...... 47, URI, 1950 Season: ...... 51, 1941 Rushing Attempts ...... 16, URI, 1947 Net Yards ...... -30, Cornell, 1985 Passing Attempts ...... 1, Colgate, 1966 Completions ...... 0, Colgate, 1966 % Completed ...... 0%, Colgate, 1966 Interceptions ...... 11, URI, 1949 Yards Gained . . . . . -1, Harvard, 1958 Punting Most Punts ...... 20, Yale, 1941 Lowest Average . . . . 18 .4, Cornell, 1979 Miscellaneous First Downs ...... 0, Yale, 1941 Fumbles ...... 7, on six occasions Fumbles Lost . . . . . 5, on four occasions Most Points Allowed by Brown . . . . . 62, Dartmouth, 1903

Sean Jensen ’02 Joe Randall ’67

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Touchdown Passes Scoring Rushing Game: . . 6. . .James Perry vs . Columbia, 1997* Most Points Rushing Attempts Season: 30 ...... Eric Webber, 2000 Game: . 30 . . . Gus Russ vs . Vermont, 1905 Game: . 43 . . Michael Malan vs . Cornell, 2000 Career: . 74 . . . . . James Perry, 1997-1999* . . . . 30 . . Michael Malan vs . Fordham, 2001 Season: 323 ...... Nick Hartigan, 2004 Season: 126 ...... Nick Hartigan, 2005 Career: . 913 . . . . Nick Hartigan, 2002-2005 Career: . 324* . . . . Nick Hartigan, 2002-2005 Receiving Rushing Yards Gained Most Touchdowns Game: 267 .Michael Malan vs . Fordham, 2001 Receptions Game: . . 5 . . . . Gus Russ vs . Vermont, 1905 Season: 1,727 ...... Nick Hartigan, 2005 Game: . .24 . . . Chas Gessner vs . Rhode Island, 2002* . . . . . 5 . . Michael Malan vs . Fordham, 2001 Career: 4,492 . . . . Nick Hartigan, 2002-2005 Season: 120 . . . . Stephen Campbell, 2000** Season: 20 ...... Nick Hartigan, 2005 Career: . 305 . . Stephen Campbell, 1997-2000* Career: .54* . . . . Nick Hartigan, 2002-2005 Passing Yards Gained Most PAT Kicks Game: . 269 . . Chas Gessner vs . Rhode Island, 2001 Game: . . 8. . . . Sean Jensen vs . Cornell, 2000 Pass Attempts Season: 1,434 ...... Sean Morey, 1997* Season: 44 ...... Sean Jensen, 2000 Game: . 63 . . .James Perry vs . Dartmouth, 1997 Career: 3,850 . . . . . Sean Morey, 1995-98* . . . . 44 ...... Steve Morgan, 2005 Season: 467 ...... James Perry, 1999 Career: 1,309 . . . . . James Perry, 1997-1999* Touchdown Catches Career: . 142 . . . . Sean Jensen, 1998-2001 Game: . . 4. . Stephen Campbell vs . Penn, 1999 Most Field Goals Pass Completions . . . . . 4 . . . . . Lonnie Hill vs . Yale, 2003 Game: . . 5. . . . . Tyler Chase vs . Penn, 1972 Game: . 44 . Kyle Slager vs . Rhode Island, 2002* Season: 15 ...... Sean Morey, 1997 . . . . . 5 . . . .Chris Ingerslev vs . Cornell, 1985 Season: 309 ...... James Perry, 1999* Career: . 39 ...... Sean Morey, 1995-98* . . . . . 5 . . . Steve Morgan vs . Harvard, 2005 Career: . 789 . . . . . James Perry, 1997-1999* Season: 18 ...... Steve Morgan, 2005 Consecutive Passes Completed: ...... Career: .52* . . . . .Steve Morgan, 2004-2007 . . . . 20 . . . Kyle Slager vs . Rhode Island, 2002** Interceptions Kick Scoring Completion Percentage Most Intercepted Game: . .82 .0 . . .Michael Dougherty vs . Dartmouth (41 x 50), 2007 Game: . . 5 . . .Walt Pastuszak vs . URI, 1949** Game: . 18 . . Steve Morgan vs . Harvard, 2005 Season: . 8 ...... Roderic Parson, 1997 Season: 98 ...... Steve Morgan, 2005 Season: 67 .1 . . . Eric Webber (289x431), 2000 Career: . 67 .1 Eric Webber (289x431), 1997-2000 Career: . 14 ...... Joe Paterno, 1947-49 Career: . 290* . . . . .Steve Morgan, 2004-2007 . . . . 14 ...... Greg Parker, 1993-96 Passes Intercepted Total Offense Game: . . 5. . Carl Leone, Jr . vs . Holy Cross, 1950 Yards Returned . . . . . 5 . . . . . Kyle Slager vs . Towson, 2002 Game: . 216 . . . Keiron Bigby vs . Yale, 1984** Most Yards Gained Season: 17 ...... Bob Hall, 1965 Season: 216 ...... Keiron Bigby, 1984* Game: . 538 . . .Michael Dougherty vs . Holy Cross, 2008 . . . . 17 ...... James Perry, 1997 Career: . 290 ...... Joe Paterno, 1947-49 Season: 3,196 ...... James Perry, 1999* Career: . 48 ...... James Perry, 1997-1999 Career: 9,236 . . . . . James Perry, 1997-1999* Yards Gained Passing Punting Most Plays Game: . .526 . . Michael Dougherty vs . Hoy Cross, 2008 Season: 3,255 ...... James Perry, 1999* Best Average Season: 492 ...... James Perry, 1999 Game: . . 57 .0 . . Joe Randall vs . Columbia, 1966 (min . 4) (4 x 228) Career: 9,294 . . . . James Perry, 1997-1999* Career: 1,407 . . . . . James Perry, 1997-1999 Season: 43 .7 . . Robert Ranney, 2008 (43-1,879) Career: . 40 .0 . . .Joe Randall, 1964-66 (min . 75) (152 x 6,072) Kickoff Returns Most Yards Returned Game: . 147 . . Bill Sprackling vs . Carlisle, 1909 Season: 657 ...... Brett Brown, 1991 Career: 1,736 ...... Sean Morey, 1995-98 Punt Returns Most Yards Returned Game: . 164 . . . . Dave Jollin vs . URI, 1966 Season: 365 ...... Stephen Campbell, 1997 Career: . 620 . . . Stephen Campbell, 1997-2000

Michael Malan ’02 Stephen Campbell ’00.5 * Ivy League Record ** National Record

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Fumble Recovery Returns Individual Long Plays 91 yds. (TD)...... Bill Moody vs. Holy Cross, 1944 Rushing 90 yds. (TD)...... Bob Priestly vs. URI, 1941 94 yds...... (TD)Bob Flanders vs. Yale, 1968 83 yds. (TD)...... Bill Klaess vs. Holy Cross, 1953 90 yds...... (TD)E.B. Marsan vs. Holy Cross, 1928 82 yds. (TD)...... Hunter Young vs. Cornell, 2001 87 yds...... (TD)R.C. McCulloch vs. Tufts, 1938 85 yds...... (TD)Wiley Marble vs. UNH, 1911 Punting 82 yds...... Joe Randall vs. URI, 1965 84 yds...... (TD)Michael Malan vs. Fordham, 2001 79 yds...... Joe Randall vs. Penn, 1966 83 yds...... (TD)Pat O’Brien vs. Columbia, 1944 79 yds...... Dan Stewart vs. Cornell, 1967 80 yds...... (TD)Bob Zink vs. Colgate, 1971 78 yds...... Linc Fogarty vs. Yale, 1930 80 yds...... (TD)Brett Brown vs. William & Mary, 1992 76 yds...... Robert Ranney vs. Cornell, 2008 80 yds...... (TD)Jason Dummert vs. Princeton, 1994 75 yds...... Joe Randall vs. Dartmouth, 1965 80 yds...... (TD)Joe Rackley vs. Cornell, 2001 72 yds...... Steve Morgan vs. Rhode Island, 2006 82 yds...... Nick Hartigan vs. Fordham, 2003 77 yds. (TD)...... George Gorgodian vs. URI, 1956 Field Goals 75 yds...... Nick Hartigan vs. Columbia, 2005 53 yds...... Ruben Chapa vs. Holy Cross, 1977 74 yds. (TD)...... Nick Hartigan vs. Princeton, 2005 51 yds...... Jose Violante vs. Penn, 1975 73 yds. (TD)...... Michael Malan vs. Harvard, 2000 49 yds...... Jose Violante vs. Penn, 1974 48 yds...... Jose Violante vs. Penn, 1973 Passing Jose Violante vs. Dartmouth, 1973 92 yds. (TD)...... James Perry to Sean Morey vs. Fordham, 1997 Bob Granfors vs. URI, 1979 85 yds. (TD)...... Joe DiGiacomo to Jarrett Schreck vs. Cornell, 2005 Steve Morgan vs. Fordham, 2005 83 yds. (TD)...... Joe Potter to Bill Barrett vs. Cornell, 1982 47 yds...... Chris Ingerslev vs. Holy Cross, 1985 83 yds. (TD)...... Joe DeGiacomo to Jarrett Schreck vs. Harvard, 2004 Steve Morgan vs. Penn, 2005 80 yds. (TD)...... Mark Whipple to M. DeFrancesco, 1978 Stephan Lins vs. Yale, 1988 80 yds. (TD)...... Pete Beatrice to Jeff Smith vs. URI, 1973 Stephan Lins vs. Princeton, 1988 80 yds (TD)...... Pete Beatrice to Chip Regine vs. Harvard, 1972 80 yds...... Jason McCullough to Steve Smith vs. Dartmouth, 1995 80 yds (TD) ...Michael Dougherty to Paul Raymond vs. Rhode Island, 2007 77 yds. (TD)...... Pete Beatrice to Ken O’Keefe vs. Princeton, 1974 76 yds. (TD)...... Mark Whipple to Charlie Watkins vs. Harvard, 1977 75 yds. (TD)...... Scott Camp to Nate Taylor vs. Harvard, 1992 74 yds...... Dan Rukamp to Mike Geroux vs. Harvard, 1988 74 yds. (TD)...... Nick Richardson to Nate Taylor vs. Princeton, 1991 73 yds. (TD)...... Eric Webber to Chas Gessner vs. San Diego, 2000 71 yds. (TD)...... Pete Kohut to Tommy Thompson vs. Princeton, 1953 71 yds. (TD)...... Mark Donovan to Dave Fielding vs. Yale, 1986 Kickoff Returns 110 yds. (TD)...... George Crowther vs. Mass., 1911 110 yds.(TD) ...... Bill Sprackling vs. Carlisle, 1909 105 yds. (TD)...... P.P. Chase vs. WPI, 1905 98 yds. (TD)...... Johnny Brooks vs. Trinity, 1916 98 yds.(TD) ...... H.L. Harris vs. Holy Cross, 1929 Mark Whipple ’79 Bob Flanders ’71 97 yds. (TD)...... Brandon Buchanan vs. Fordham, 2000 95 yds. (TD)...... Linc Fogarty vs. Dayton, 1928 95 yds. (TD)...... Frank Foster vs. Rutgers, 1937 95 yds. (TD)...... Brandon Markey vs. Yale, 2006 94 yds. (TD)...... Jamie Potkul vs. Columbia, 1984 92 yds. (TD)...... Brandon Markey vs. Columbia, 2005 Punt Returns 90 yds. (TD)...... Mickey O’Reilly vs. Boston U., 1934 90 yds. (TD)...... Bob Warren vs. Dartmouth, 1969 86 yds. (TD)...... Dave Jollin vs. URI, 1966 81 yds. (TD)...... Tim Ruark vs. Bucknell, 1980 80 yds. (TD)...... Jim Murphy vs. Vermont, 1916 80 yds. (TD)...... Eugene Smith vs. URI, 1993 Interception Returns 100 yds. (TD)...... Keiron Bigby vs. Yale, 1984* 99 yds. (TD)...... Lee Marshall vs. UNH, 1929 99 yds. (TD)...... Pat Allman vs. Penn, 1989 96 yds. (TD)...... Tom Whidden vs. Columbia, 1965 * Ivy League Record ** National Record James Perry ’00 Joe DiGiacomo ’07

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290993.FBMG_10.P.indd 106 7/27/09 4:24:51 PM Top 10 Individual Performances 2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions 7. 217 Stephen Campbell vs. Penn 2000 Single Game Records 217 Chas Gessner vs. Harvard 2001 Rushing - One Game 9. 215 Sean Morey vs. Princeton 1998 10. 207 Chas Gessner vs. Rhode Island 2002 1. 267 Michael Malan vs. Fordham 2001 2. 252 Nick Hartigan vs. Rhode Island 2005 Total Offense - One Game 3. 245 Nick Hartigan vs. Princeton 2005 1. 538 Michael Dougherty vs. Holy Cross 2008 4. 237 Marquis Jessie vs. Columbia 1993 2. 483 Kyle Rowley vs. Rhode Island 2001 5. 234 Michael Malan vs. Cornell 2000 3. 470 James Perry vs. Penn 1998 6. 233 Bob Margarita vs. Columbia 1942 4. 468 Kyle Slager vs. Rhode Island 2002 7. 229 Nick Hartigan vs. Columbia 2005 5. 461 James Perry vs. Dartmouth 1997 8. 214 Nick Hartigan vs. Fordham 2003 6. 447 James Perry vs. Dartmouth 1999 9. 209 Michael Malan vs. Fordham 1999 447 Kyle Slager vs. Towson 2002 10. 208 Michael Malan vs. Princeton 2001 447 Michael Dougherty vs. Holy Cross 2007 208 Dereck Knight vs. Duquesne 2007 9. 432 James Perry vs. Princeton 1999 Yards Passing - One Game 10. 416 Michael Dougherty vs. Dartmouth 2007 1. 526 Michael Dougherty vs. Holy Cross 2008 Kickoff Return Yards - One Game 2. 497 Kyle Slager vs. Rhode Island 2002 1. 147 Bill Sprackling vs. Carlisle 1909 3. 474 Kyle Rowley vs. Rhode Island 2001 2. 134 Sean Morey vs. Yale 1998 4. 473 James Perry vs. Dartmouth 1997 3. 127 Jeff Doherty vs. Dartmouth 1984 David Jollin ’67 vs. URI in 1966 5. 470 James Perry vs. Penn 1998 4. 121 Buddy Farnham vs. Holy Cross 2007 6. 450 James Perry vs. Dartmouth 1999 5. 120 Ken Kessaris vs. Princeton 1952 7. 442 James Perry vs. Princeton 1998 6. 119 Chris Robinson vs. Princeton 1972 8. 440 James Perry vs. Penn 1999 119 Brandon Markey vs. Cornell 2005 9. 434 Kyle Slager vs Towson 2002 8. 118 Jan Moyer vs. Harvard 1962 10. 432 James Perry vs. Princeton 1999 9. 116 Jamie Potkul vs. Princeton 1984 Pass Completions - One Game 10. 112 Joe Paterno vs. Princeton 1948 112 Steve Campbell vs. Penn 1998 1. 44 Kyle Slager vs. Rhode Island 2002 2. 42 James Perry vs. Princeton 1999 Punt Return Yards - One Game 42 Michael Dougherty vs. Holy Cross 2007 1. 164 Dave Jollin vs. Rhode Island 1966 4. 41 James Perry vs. Dartmouth 1999 2. 105 Bob Margarita vs. Lafayette 1941 41 Michael Dougherty vs. Dartmouth 2007 3. 96 Brandon Markey vs. Columbia 2005 41 Michael Dougherty vs. Holy Cross 2008 4. 94 Bob Warren vs. Dartmouth 1969 7. 38 James Perry vs. Yale 1999 5. 93 Fred Kozak vs. Rhode Island 1949 8. 37 James Perry vs. Penn 1998 6. 91 Tim Ruark vs. Bucknell 1980 37 Eric Webber vs. Rhode Island 2000 7. 90 Bob Warren vs. Dartmouth 1969 37 Kyle Slager vs. Rhode Island 2003 8. 87 Roy Swingler vs. Harvard 1941 Pass Receptions - One Game 9. 83 Stephen Campbell vs. Princeton 1997 10. 80 Jim Murphy vs. Vermont 1916 1. 24 Chas Gessner vs Rhode Island 2002 80 Eugene Smith vs. Rhode Island 1993 2. 19 Stephen Campbell vs. Rhode Island 2000 Joe Potter ’84 19 Chas Gessner vs. Rhode Island 2001 Most Points - One Game 4. 18 Stephen Campbell vs. Penn 2000 1. 30 Gus Russ vs. Vermont 1905 18 Bobby Sewall vs. Dartmouth 2007 30 Michael Malan vs. Fordham 2001 6. 15 Stephen Campbell vs. Dartmouth 1999 3. 27 Irving Hall vs. Columbia 1938 15 Lonnie Hill vs. Rhode Island 2003 4. 24 vs. Amherst 1896 8. 14 Bob Franham vs. Cornell 1975 24 Paul Fichiera vs. Columbia 1994 14 Mike Geroux vs. Columbia 1990 24 Michael Malan vs. Cornell 2000 14 Chas Gessner vs. Dartmouth 2002 24 Michael Malan vs. Columbia 2001 14 Chas Gessner vs. Columbia 2002 24 Lonnie Hill vs. Yale 2003 14 Buddy Farnham vs. Stony Brook 2008 24 Nick Hartigan vs. Yale 2005 Yards Receiving - One Game 24 Nick Hartigan vs. Rhode Island 2005 24 Bobby Sewall vs. Dartmouth 2007 1. 269 Chas Gessner vs. Rhode Island 2001 2. 253 Jarrett Schreck vs. Harvard 2004 3. 223 Jarrett Schreck vs. Harvard 2005 4. 221 Sean Morey vs. Cornell 1997 221 Paul Raymond vs. Rhode Island 2007 6. 218 Stephen Campbell vs. Rhode Island 2000 Marquis Jessie ’97

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Seasonal Records Total Offense - One Season Brown’s Top Tacklers (1973-2005) 1. 3,196 James Perry 1999 2008 Steve Ziogas ...... 65 Rushing - One Season 2. 3,135 Eric Webber 2000 2007 Jonathan May ...... 89 1. 1,727 Nick Hartigan 2005 3. 3,105 Michael Dougherty 2007 2006 Zak DeOssie ...... 110 2. 1,498 Nick Hartigan 2003 4. 3,102 James Perry 1998 2005 Zak DeOssie/James Frazier ...... 80 3. 1,263 Nick Hartigan 2004 5. 2,941 James Perry 1997 2004 Zak DeOssie ...... 98 4. 1,213 Michael Malan 2000 6. 2,764 Michael Dougherty 2008 2003 Drew Gallagher ...... 91 5. 1,059 Michael Malan 2001 7. 2,704 Jason McCullough 1996 2002 Joel Barone ...... 76 6. 1,015 Jamie Potkul 1985 8. 2,582 Kyle Slager 2002 2001 Joel Barone ...... 103 7. 994 Michael Malan 1999 9. 2,553 Jason McCullough 1995 2000 Bob Parisien ...... 71 8. 910 Marquis Jessie 1996 10. 2,382 Kyle Rowley 2001 1999 Louis Ames ...... 108 9. 893 Kirk Little 1987 1998 Louis Ames ...... 117 10. 861 Paul Fichiera 1994 Kickoff Return Yards - One Season 1997 Joe Karcutskie ...... 117 1. 657 Brett Brown 1991 1996 Joe Karcutskie ...... 137 Yards Passing - One Season 2. 599 Bob Warren 1969 1995 Joe Karcutskie ...... 87 1. 3,255 James Perry 1999 3. 528 Brandon Markey 2006 1994 Eugene Smith ...... 104 2. 3,175 Eric Webber 2000 4. 518 Sean Morey 1998 1993 Todd Hunter ...... 105 3. 3,165 James Perry 1998 5. 487 Brandon Buchanan 2000 1992 Adam Langston ...... 87 4. 3,039 Michael Dougherty 2007 6. 482 Paul Raymond 2007 1991 Brad Sidwell ...... 86 5. 2,874 James Perry 1997 7. 478 Kelly Brothers 1982 1990 Jason Pankau ...... 94 6. 2,677 Michael Dougherty 2008 8. 460 Sean Morey 1997 1989 Greg Patrick ...... 61 7. 2,609 Kyle Slager 2002 9. 438 Jarret Schreck 2002 1988 Jim Burke ...... 127 8. 2,606 Jason McCullough 1996 10. 402 Buddy Farnham 2007 9. 2,398 Kyle Slager 2003 1987 Tyler Wolfram ...... 121 10. 2, 386 Kyle Rowley 2001 Punt Return Yards - One Season 1986 Brian Murphy ...... 112 1. 365 Stephen Campbell 1997 1985 Tom Cole ...... 79 Pass Completions - One Season 2. 325 Brandon Markey 2005 1984 Pat McCormack ...... 94 1. 309 James Perry 1999 3. 258 Tom Winner 1967 1983 John Daniel ...... 84 2. 289 Eric Webber 2000 4. 233 Bob Warren 1969 1982 Dennis Scott ...... 91 3. 274 James Perry 1998 5. 229 Buddy Farnham 2008 1981 Dan Nelson ...... 107 4. 264 Michael Dougherty 2007 6. 218 Eugene Smith 1994 1980 John Woodring ...... 135 5. 230 Kyle Slager 2002 7. 195 Dave Jollin 1966 1979 John Woodring ...... 81 6. 220 Michael Dougherty 2008 8. 191 Marquis Jessie 1996 1978 John Woodring ...... 97 7. 219 Kyle Slager 2003 9. 182 Joe Paterno 1949 1977 Lou Cole ...... 83 8. 206 James Perry 1997 10. 181 Scott Hallsted 1965 1976 Scott Nelson ...... 93 9. 204 Jason McCullough 1996 1975 Paul Serrano ...... 74 10. 191 Kyle Rowley 2001 Most Points - One Season 1974 Paul Serrano ...... 65 1. 126 Nick Hartigan 2005 1973 Paul Henry ...... 65 Pass Receptions - One Season 2. 102 Nick Hartigan 2004 1. 120 Stephen Campbell 2000 3. 98 Steve Morgan 2005 2. 114 Chas Gessner 2002 4. 96 Nick Hartigan 2003 3. 89 Stephen Campbell 1999 5. 90 Gus Russ 1905 4. 83 Sean Morey 1998 90 Sean Morey 1997 83 Chas Gessner 2001 90 Michael Malan 2000 6. 78 Buddy Farnham 2007 90 Michael Malan 2001 7. 76 Lonnie Hill 2003 9. 84 Bobby Sewall 2008 8. 74 Sean Morey 1997 10. 78 Dave Fultz 1896 9. 69 Bobby Sewall 2008 78 Steve Morgan 2007 10. 68 Bobby Sewall 2007 Yards Receiving - One Season 1. 1,434 Sean Morey 1997 2. 1,332 Stephen Campbell 2000 3. 1,182 Chas Gessner 2001 4. 1,166 Chas Gessner 2002 5. 1,107 Stephen Campbell 1999 6. 1,035 Jarrett Schreck 2004 7. 1,023 Sean Morey 1998 8. 978 Paul Raymond 2007 9. 948 Bobby Sewall 2008 10. 939 Sean Morey 1996 Brad Sidwell ’92 James Frazier ’06

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290993.FBMG_10.P.indd 108 7/27/09 4:25:02 PM Top 10 Individual Performances 2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions 9. .535 (205-383) Larry Carbone 78-79-80 Career Records 10. .525 (181-345) Danny Clark 87-88-89 Rushing - Career Touchdown Passes - Career 1. 4,492 Nick Hartigan 02-03-04-05 1. 74 James Perry 97-98-99 2. 3,266 Michael Malan 99-00-01 2. 57 Jason McCullough 94-95-96 3. 3,098 Marquis Jessie 93-94-95-96 3. 38 Michael Dougherty 06-07-08 4. 2,159 Jamie Potkul 83-84-85 4. 33 Joe DiGiacomo 04-05 5. 1,850 Rick Villella 78-79-80 5. 32 Eric Webber 97-98-00 6. 1,775 Brett Brown 90-91-92 32 Kyle Slager 02-03 7. 1,555 Paul Choquette 57-58-59 7. 28 Edward Finn 45-47-48 8. 1,403 Paul Fichiera 93-94-95 8. 21 Pete Kohut 52-53-54 9. 1,386 Kevin Slattery 73-74-75 9. 19 Jim Dunda 62-63-64 10. 1,377 Marty Moran 77-78-79 19 Pete Beatrice 72-73-74 Rushing Avg./Carry - Career 19 Mark Donovan 85-86-87 19 Michael Dougherty 06-07 (min. 800 yds) 1. 5.67 (178-1,009 yds.) Archie Williams 53-54-55 Pass Receptions - Career 2. 5.43 (602-3,266 yds.) Michael Malan 99-00-01 1. 305 Stephen Campbell 97-98-99-00 3. 5.17 (159-951 yds.) Roger Young 47-48-49 2. 294 Chas Gessner 99-00-01-02 John Parry ’65 4. 5.05 (189-955 yds.) Gerald Hart 68-69-70 3. 251 Sean Morey 95-96-97-98 5. 4.92 (913-4,492 yds.) Nick Hartigan 02-03-04-05 4. 155 Lonnie Hill 03-05-06 6. 4.85 (159-822 yds.) Fred Kozak 47-48-49 155 Buddy Farnham 06-07-08 7. 4.74 (255-1,209 yds,) Joe Rackley 00-01-02 6. 145 Jarrett Schreck 02-03-04 8. 4.73 (250-1,182 yds.) Steve Curtin 78-79-80 7. 144 Bobby Sewall 06-07-08 9. 4.71 (215-1,013 yds.) Kirk Little 86-87 8. 127 Rodd Torbert 89-90-91 10. 4.66 (258-1,201 yds.) Joe Potter 81-82-83 9. 116 Paul Raymond 04-05-06-07 Yards Passing - Career 10. 109 Mike Geroux 88-89-90 1. 9,294 James Perry 97-98-99 Yards Receiving - Career 2. 6,739 Jason McCullough 94-95-96 1. 3,850 Sean Morey 95-96-97-98 3. 5,763 Michael Dougherty 06-07-08 2. 3,555 Stephen Campbell 97-99-99-00 4. 5,475 Joe DiGiacomo 04-05-06 3. 3,408 Chas Gessner 99-00-01-02 5. 5,007 Kyle Slager 02-03 4. 2,440 Jarrett Schreck 02-03-04 6. 3,313 Eric Webber 97-98-00 5. 2,144 Lonnie Hill 03-05-06 7. 3,015 Pete Beatrice 72-73-74 6. 1,892 Buddy Farnham 06-07-08 8. 2,954 Joe Potter 81-82-83 7. 1,651 Rodd Torbert 89-90-91 9. 2,781 Larry Carbone 78-79-80 8. 1,556 Bobby Sewall 06-07-08 Bob Farnham ’77 10. 2,570 Mark Donovan 85-86-87 9. 1,483 Mike Geroux 88-89-90 Pass Completions - Career 10. 1,390 Bob Farnham 74-75-76 1. 789 James Perry 97-98-99 Avg. Yds./Catch Receiving - Career (Min. 400 Yds) 2. 520 Jason McCullough 94-95-96 1. 23.97 Charles Nelson 47-48-49 3. 487 Michael Dougherty 06-07-08 2. 18.09 Stephen Smith 93-94-95 4. 449 Kyle Slager 02-03 3. 17.97 Steve Jordan 79-80-81 5. 401 Joe DiGiacomo 04-05-06 4. 17.17 Dave Fielding 83-84-85 6. 306 Eric Webber 97-98-00 5. 16.82 Jarrett Schreck 02-03-04-05 7. 232 Joe Potter 81-82-83 6. 16.00 Charlie Watkins 75-76-77 8. 226 Pete Beatrice 72-73-74 7. 15.84 Paul Farnham 80-81-82 9. 210 Bob Hall 63-64-65 8. 15.73 Charlie Buckley 92-93-94 10. 205 Larry Carbone 78-79-80 9. 15.57 Jeff Smith 72-73-74 10. 15.33 Sean Morey 95-96-97-98 Pass Completion Percentage - Career (Min. 100 Comp.) 1. .671 (306-456) Eric Webber 97-98-00 2. .642 (449-699) Kyle Slager 02-03 3. .622 (201-323) Kyle Rowley 98-99-00-01 4. .603 (789-1309) James Perry 97-98-99 5. .585 (487-832) Michael Dougherty 06-07-08 6. .567 (132-233) Mike Lenkaitis 89-90 7. .544 (112-206) Bob Bateman 75 8. .536 (401-748) Joe DiGiacomo 04-05-06 Robert F. Hall ’66 Michael Dougherty ’09

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Total Offense Avg./Play - Career (Min. 1200 Yds.) Punt Return Yards - Career 1. 6.73 Eric Webber 97-98-00 1. 620 Stephen Campbell 97-98-99-00 2. 6.56 James Perry 97-98-99 2. 546 Brandon Markey 04-05-06 3. 6.07 Kyle Slager 02-03 3. 417 Eugene Smith 92-93-94 6.07 Michael Dougherty 06-07-08 4. 408 Buddy Farnham 06-07-08 5. 5.96 Larry Carbone 78-79-80 5. 350 Joe Paterno 47-48-49 6. 5.76 Joe Potter 81-82-83 6. 332 Dave Jollin 65-66-67 7. 5.75 Mark Whipple 76-77-78 7. 306 Fred Kozak 47-48-49 Eugene Smith ’95 8. 5.61 Jason McCullough 95-95-96 8. 269 Bob Warren 67-68-69 9. 5.44 Michael Malan 99-00-01 9. 258 Tom Winner 65-66-67 10. 5.39 Steve Kettelberger 83-84-85 10. 256 Jo Jo Jamiel 77-78-79 Interceptions - Career 1. 14 Joe Paterno 47-48-49 14 Greg Parker 93-94-95-96 3. 13 Walt Pastuszak 48-49-50 4. 12 Roderic Parson 94-95-96-97 5. 11 Don Cottey 51-52-53 11 Alex Pittz 96-97-98 7. 10 Frank Finney 56-57-58 10 Tom Clark 73-74-75 10 Walt Cataldo 85-86-87 10 Jamie Gasparella 03-04-05

Best Avg./Punt - Career (Min. 75 Att.) 1. 39.95 Joe Randall 64-65-66 2. 38.74 Bob MacConnell 49-50-51 3. 38.23 Harry Josephson 53-54 Alex Kos ’88 (left) and Chris Ingerslev ’86 4. 37.64 Mike Dodson 73-74-75 5. 37.43 Peter Bogdanovich 80-81-82 6. 36.99 Alex Kos 85-86-87 7. 36.97 Jim Colby 69-70-71 8. 36.57 Dan Stewart 67-68 9. 35.50 Russell Frazier 55-56 10. 35.47 Tom Thurow 76-77-79 Most Points - Career 1. 324 Nick Hartigan 02-03-04-05 2. 290 Steve Morgan 04-05-06-07 3. 252 Michael Malan 99-00-01 4. 240 Sean Morey 95-96-97-98 5. 229 Sean Jensen 98-99-00-01 6. 218 Chas Gessner 99-00-01-02 7. 192 Stephen Campbell 97-98-99-00 8. 186 Dave Fultz 1894-97 9. 156 Bobby Sewall 06-07-08 9. 137 Jose Violante 73-74-75 10. 135 Chris Ingerslev 83-84-85 Paul Raymond ’08 Roderic Parson ’98

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2008 Ivy League Champions 2008 Ivy League Champions Year Rushing (Att/Yds) Passing (Att/Comp/Yds) Receiving (Rec/Yds*) 1956 John McTigue (86-329) Frank Finney (107-51-617) Richard Bence (13-144) 1957 Paul Choquette (90-362) Frank Finney (101-48-632) Jon Jensen (14-210) 1958 Paul Choquette (123-576) Frank Finney (142-71-982) Bill Traub (19-253) 1959 Paul Choquette (179-617) Nicholas Pannes (102-28-275) Charles Olobri (18-214) 1960 Raymond Barry (133-464) Nelson Rohrbach (156-76-858) Roger Cirone (17-289) 1961 Raymond Barry (90-334) Nelson Rohrbach (111-44-411) David Nelson (9-106) 1962 John Kelly (70-311) James Dunda (139-65-928) John Parry (27-385) 1963 Jan Moyer (60-289) James Dunda (89-44-588) John Parry (39-457) 1964 Robert Hall (97-399) James Dunda (115-50-621) John Parry (30-348) 1965 Robert Hall (158-557) Robert Hall (254-135-1340) John Hutchinson (41-356) 1966 Neal Weinstock (91-360) John McMahon (86-35-420) John Olson (15-200) 1967 Stephen Wormith (105-356) Harold Phillips (152-58-714) Gregory Kontos (36-638) 1968 Thomas Lemire (172-699) Bryan Marini (107-46-394) Gregory Kontos (31-312) 1969 Gerald Hart (76-370) Bryan Marini (72-27-284) Gregory Brown (15-193) Jason McCullough ’97 1970 Gary Bonner (135-674) Robert Flanders (83-27-375) Kurt Franke (11-172) 1971 Gary Bonner (163-621) Bob Zink (111-51-633) Louis Regine (31-452) 1972 Leonard Cherry (122-442) Pete Beatrice (201-86-1131) Louis Regine (51-681) 1973 Mike Sokolowski (110-426) Pete Beatrice (111-65-894) Jeff Smith (10-200) 1974 Kevin Slattery (105-533) Pete Beatrice (140-75-990) Ken O’Keefe (9-236) 1975 Kevin Slattery (174-705) Bob Bateman (206-112-1428) Bob Farnham (56-701) 1976 Wally Shields (103-521) Paul Michalko (187-89-1113) Bob Farnham (41-507) 1977 Seth Morris (134-656) Mark Whipple (143-77-989) Mark Farnham (25-384) 1978 Rick Villella (150-735) Mark Whipple (197-98-1376) Mark Farnham (36-550) 1979 Rick Villella (109-481) Larry Carbone (165-87-1178) Paul Farnham (31-400) 1980 Steve Curtin (132-665) Larry Carbone (217-117-1587) Mitch Metz (40-501) 1981 Rod Jones (98-482) Hank Landers (301-131-1913) Steve Jordan (38-693) 1982 Joe Potter (121-607) Joe Potter (219-111-1516) Paul Farnham (34-550) 1983 Steve Heffernan (156-676) Joe Potter (244-121-1438) Brad McCaulley (33-439) Frank Finney ’59 1984 Jamie Potkul (128-525) Steve Kettleberger (183-92-1191) Brad McCaulley (34-500) 1985 Jamie Potkul (239-1015) Steve Kettleberger (183-95-1108) Brian Heffernan (22-240) 1986 Lane Wood (95-419) Mark Donovan (239-120-1777) Dave Fielding (37-721) 1987 Kirk Little (190-893) Mark Donovan (143-61-747) Jamie Simone (22-291) 1988 Lane Wood (135-506) Danny Clark (143-61-726) Matt Merrick (25-290) 1989 Nick Badalato (112-527) Danny Clark (197-115-1172) Mike Geroux (23-376) 1990 Rodney Vincent (99-397) Mike Lenkaitis (217-120-1222) Rodd Torbert (67-908) 1991 Brett Brown (199-821) Jeff Barrett (186-107-1276) Rodd Torbert (36-543) 1992 Brett Brown (164-740) Bill Pienias (213-116-1194) Nate Taylor (51-647) 1993 Marquis Jessie (179-823) Trevor Yankoff (131-61-833) Charlie Buckley (31-535) 1994 Paul Fichiera (164-861) Jason McCullough (260-126-1724) Charlie Buckley (32-455) 1995 Marquis Jessie (141-728) Jason McCullough (351-190-2402) Jason Dummert (40-525) 1996 Marquis Jessie (210-910) Jason McCullough (393-204-2609) Sean Morey (60-939) Nick Hartigan ’06 1997 Azibo Smith (117-564) James Perry (396-206-2874) Sean Morey (74-1434) 1998 Kevin Coyne (124-514) James Perry (444-274-3165) Sean Morey (83-1023) 1999 Michael Malan (187-1044) James Perry (467-309-3255) Steve Campbell (89-1107) 2000 Michael Malan (245-1296) Eric Webber (431-289-3175) Steve Campbell (120-1332) 2001 Michael Malan (170-1059) Kyle Rowley (307-191-2386) Chas Gessner (83-1182) 2002 Joe Rackley (150-572) Kyle Slager (340-230-2609) Chas Gessner (114-1166) 2003 Nick Hartigan (275-1498) Kyle Slager (359-219-2398) Lonnie Hill (76-869) 2004 Nick Hartigan (323-1263) Joe DiGiacomo (216-112-1514) Jarrett Schreck (62-1035) 2005 Nick Hartigan (314-1,727) Joe DiGiacomo (231-121-1,800) Jarrett Schreck (34-781) 2006 Akin Oyalowo (126-498) Joe DiGiacomo (301-168-2,161) Lonnie Hill (46-712) 2007 Bobby Sewall (55-304) Michael Dougherty (448-264-3,039) Paul Raymond (55-978) 2008 Dereck Knight (141-555) Michael Dougherty (384-220-2,677) Bobby Sewall (69-948) *leader based on yardage Jarrett Schreck ’06

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2008 Ivy League Champions Media Credentials Press Box Services Christopher Humm Please make all press and photo requests at least one Pre-game notes, flip cards, statistics and programs are Director of Sports Information week in advance. Tickets and parking passes can be available one hour before game time in the Pressbox. mailed out with one week’s notice. If not, press tickets Play-by-play, halftime, final, individual and team Christopher Humm joined can only be picked up at the Will Call Window at the statistics are available immediately following the game the Brown University ath- main entrance, located through parking lot A. Press and at the press room, which can be accessed on the letic staff in July, 1988, as requests should be directed to: ground level of Brown Stadium, between the home Director of Sports Information team and visiting team locker rooms. Game stories can Christopher Humm and head golf coach after holding be filed from the press room. Director of Sports Information similar positions at Hofstra Brown University-Pizzitola Sports Center University for eight years. He 235 Hope Street Post-Game Interviews stepped down as golf coach at Providence, RI 02912 At the conclusion of the game, a press conference will the end of the 1993 season. Phone: (401) 863-1095 Fax: (401) 863-1436 be conducted at the Stadium’s Press Room, located At Brown, Humm is responsible on the Sessions Street side of the Stadium. After a 10 for the implementation of a media relations program, Weekly Release minute cooling off period, the visiting team head coach will come to the Press Room, followed by Brown coach including the publication of media guides and programs Brown’s weekly football release and statistics can be Phil Estes. Both Brown players and visiting team players and the daily maintenance of the Brown Athletics web accessed on www.BrownBears.com by Wednesday will be available at their respective locker rooms. site, brownbears.com, for Brown’s 37 varsity athletic each week. teams. He also ran three major fundraising golf tournaments for the Brown Athletic Department for 12 Interviews With Coach Estes Directions to Brown Stadium years. Humm has been the master of ceremonies for From 95 North or South, take the Rt. 195 East exit the Brown Athletics All-Sports Banquet for the last four Head coach Phil Estes is generally available for (#20) toward Cape Cod. Exit at Gano Street (Exit 3) years. interviews, Monday to Friday, in the late morning or and turn right onto Gano Street at the end of the ramp. early afternoon. Gano Street will turn into Tabor Avenue. Follow Tabor He also supervises both the men’s and women’s golf until the four way stop sign at Lloyd Avenue and turn programs at Brown. In 2006, Humm was honored by The Phil Estes Show right. Go one block and turn left onto Elmgrove Avenue. the All-American Football Foundation with the Scoop Brown Stadium will be on the left side, about 3/4 of a Hudgins Outstanding SID Awards at its 81st Annual The weekly Phil Estes Coaches Show, hosted by Scott mile down. Banquet of Champions. Cordischi and Brown football coach Phil Estes, will continue to be broadcast on Thursday evenings during In 2004, Humm was honored by the University with a the season, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on WPRV- Brown Appreciation Award for his work on the 125th 790am. The show will be available on the internet at Anniversary of Brown Football. He also won the Jay www.BrownBears.com Barry ‘50 Service Award in 1990, and the Robert F. Hall ’66 Recognition Award in 2003. Future Schedules A 1977 graduate of Hofstra University, Humm has 2010 Oct. 20 CORNELL held positions with both IBM and British Airways. As Sept. 18 STONY BROOK Oct. 27 at Penn an undergraduate at Hofstra, he was editor-in-chief Sept. 25 HARVARD Nov. 3 YALE of Nexus, the University’s yearbook, and a four-year Oct. 2 at Rhode Island Nov. 10 at Dartmouth member of the varsity golf team, the last two years as Nov. 17 COLUMBIA Oct. 9 at Holy Cross captain. Oct. 16 at Princeton 2013 Oct. 23 CORNELL Sept. 21 GEORGETOWN Humm also worked as Director of Media Relations for Oct. 30 at Penn Sept. 28 at Harvard Nov. 6 YALE the 1987 Can-Am Pacific Games for the Physically Oct. 5 RHODE ISLAND Scott Cordischi (left) and Mike Wall ’99 Challenged and as the Assistant Director of Media Nov. 13 at Dartmouth Oct. 12 OPEN Relations at the 1985 World Games for the Deaf in Nov. 20 COLUMBIA Oct. 19 PRINCETON Bears On The Air Oct. 26 at Cornell Los Angeles. He is a member of CoSIDA, and the 2011 Nov. 2 PENN Brown football is broadcast throughout Rhode Island United States Basketball Writers Association, and is a Sept. 17 at Stony Brook Nov. 9 at Yale and Southern New England on WPRV-790am. Scott former president of the Ivy League Sports Information Sept. 24 at Harvard Cordischi will call the play with Mike Wall ’99 providing Nov. 16 DARTMOUTH Directors. Oct. 1 RHODE ISLAND Nov. 23 at Columbia the color commentary. Oct. 8 HOLY CROSS Oct. 15 PRINCETON 2014 A native of Baldwin, NY, Humm is active in the local Oct. 22 at Cornell Sept. 20 at Georgetown Audio/Video on the Internet community. He is a former coach for the Barrington Oct. 29 PENN Sept. 27 HARVARD Little League, the Barrington Youth Soccer Association Nov. 5 at Yale Oct. 4 at Rhode Island Brown football fans can now watch a live video and and the Barrington YMCA Basketball Travel League. Nov. 12 DARTMOUTH Oct.11 HOLY CROSS audio feed (WPRV-790 AM) of all home Brown football He and his wife, Debbie, reside in Barrington, Rhode Nov. 19 at Columbia Oct. 18 at Princeton games through B2 Network. Games will be sold on an Island, and have two sons, Robert, a 2004 Brown Oct. 25 CORNELL individual basis at $7 per game or xx for the season. 2012 graduate, and Steven, a 2008 Nov. 1 at Penn In addition, you can listen to free live audio of all 10 Sept. 15 at Holy Cross Nov. 8 YALE graduate. Sept. 22 HARVARD Brown games and the Phil Estes Show on WPRV-790 Nov. 15 at Dartmouth AM. Just go to Brownbears.com, click on audio/video Sept. 29 at Georgetown Nov. 22 COLUMBIA Oct. 6 at Rhode Island on the left side of the home page and make your choice Oct. 13 at Princeton of free live audio or pay-per-view video.

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Co-Captain Paul Jasinowski ’10, David Howard ’10, First Team All-Ivy First Team All-Ivy 2009 Brown Football Schedule Defending Ivy League Champions 9/19 Sat. at Stony Brook ...... 6:00 p.m. 10/24 Sat. at Cornell ...... 12:30 p.m. 9/25 Fri. at Harvard ...... 7:00 p.m. 10/31 Sat. PENN ...... 12:30 p.m. 10/3 Sat. *RHODE ISLAND ...... 12:30 p.m. 11/7 Sat. at Yale ...... 12:30 p.m. 10/10 Sat. HOLY CROSS ...... 12:30 p.m. 11/14 Sat. DARTMOUTH ...... 12:30 p.m. 10/17 Sat. #PRINCETON (TV –Versus) 12:30 p.m. 11/21 Sat. at Columbia ...... 12:30 p.m. *Homecoming # Family Weekend Head Coach: Phil Estes