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Columbia University Fordham University 2006 Columbia Football FOOTB A LL COLUMBIA 2 0 0 6 Columbia University 2006 columbia football (0-0, 0-0 Ivy) Norries Wilson (Minnesota ‘89), first season vs. Sept. 16 FORDHAM. 12:30 p.m. Fordham University 23 GEORGETOWN . 12:30 p.m. 30 PRINCETON*∆ . 1:30 p.m. (1-1) Oct. 7 IONA. 12:30 p.m. Saturday, September 16, 2006, 12:30 p.m. 14 at Penn*. 1 p.m. Lawrence A. Wien Stadium (17,000/FieldTurf) 21 DARTMOUTH*. 12:30 p.m. New York, N.Y. 28 at Yale*†. noon COLUMBIA QUICK FACTS Nov. 4 at Harvard*. 12:30 p.m. Enrollment. 5,532 Colors. Columbia Blue and White 11 CORNELL*. 12:30 p.m. Conference. .Ivy League/NCAA Div. I-AA 18 at Brown*. 12:30 p.m. President . .Lee C. Bollinger * Ivy League game Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Physical Education. Dr. M. Dianne Murphy † YES Network ∆ Homecoming Head Coach. Norries Wilson Record at Columbia. 0-0, first season Overall Record. 0-0, first season Columbia 2005 Record . 2-8 overall, 0-7 Ivy 2006 fordham football Website . www.gocolumbialions.com Tom Masella (Wagner ’81), first season ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Sept. 2 Monmouth. L, 9-23 Associate Athletics Director For 9 at Albany . W, 9-7 Athletics Communications. Alex Oberweger 16 at COLUMBIA. 12:30 p.m. Phone/E-mail. 212-854-2605/[email protected] Football Contact. Todd Kennedy 30 at Holy Cross. 1 p.m. Phone/E-mail. 212-854-7141/[email protected] Oct. 7 Duquesne. 1 p.m. Fax . 212-854-8168 Press Box Phone. .212-304-8023 14 Marist. 1 p.m. Address . Dodge Fitness Center 21 Colgate. 1 p.m. 3030 Broadway, MC 1914 28 at Bucknell. 12:30 p.m. New York, NY 10027 Nov. 4 Lafayette . 1 p.m. 11 at Lehigh . 12:30 p.m. MEDIA INFORMATION The Columbia locker room is closed to the media. 18 Georgetown. 1 p.m. Please see Todd Kennedy or another member of the Columbia Athletics Communications Staff to request players or coaches for post-game interviews. the series Wien Stadium Press Box Series record: Columbia 10, Fordham 4 All writers and radio broadcasters will be seated on the Columbia’s last home victory: 2002 (13-11) first level of the press box, while tape, film and tele- last road victory: 2005 (23-17) vision cameras will be on the top level. TV broadcasters widest margin of victory: 45 (45-0, 1890) may be on either level. A limited number of sideline Fordham’s last home victory: 2003 (37-30) passes will be issued to photographers. last road victory: 2004 (17-14) Wien Stadium In & Post-Game Procedures widest margin of victory: 31 (41-10, 2001) Full typewritten play-by-play, statistics, and scoring Last tie: none summaries will be provided approximately 10 min- Current streak: Columbia, one win (2005) utes following the conclusion of the game. Quarterly Series started: 1890 (Columbia, 45-0) statistics and half-time summaries will be distributed Wilson vs. Fordham: 0-0 during the game. Masella vs. Columbia: 0-0 For home games, the post game-interview will take place in the Chrystie Field House (brick building behind press box), and instructions will be given following the contest. OFFICE OF ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS • www.gocolumbialions.com 2deeps COLUMBIA LIONS (0-0, 0-0 Ivy) FORDHAM RAMS (1-1) offense offense WR 10 Nick DeGasperis. Sr., 5-11, 174 QB 1 Derric Daniels. Sr., 6-1, 194 8 Tim Paulin . Jr., 6-3, 185 Wilson’s Wisdoms 9 T.J. Jordan. So., 6-0, 200 LT 76 Matt Barsamian. Sr., 6-3, 272 TB 23 James Prydatko. Sr., 6-0, 219 50 Calder Orr . Sr., 6-3, 269 42 Larry Dortch. .Fr., 5-10, 205 LG 66 Daniel Palmer . Sr., 6-2, 293 On opening day: 58 Gene Kaskiw. So.,6-3, 283 "They’re excited for the op- FB 43 Bo Marchand. So., 6-2, 233 C 72 Mike Partain. Jr., 6-4, 281 portunity to play someone 45 Kenny Jones. Jr., 5-11, 226 62 John Seiler. Fr., 6-3, 276 SE 80 Sylvester Clarke . Jr., 6-2, 203 RG 60 Mike Brune. So., 6-4, 278 different after beating up on 88 Asa Lucas. Fr., 6-1, 182 75 Uche Osadebe. Sr., 6-2, 269 each other two or three times or 88 James Crockett. Fr., 6-2, 210 RT 73 Ralph DeBernardo. So., 6-4, 277 per week. It gets old." FL 47 Tommy Martin. Fr., 5-11, 185 55 T.J. DeFilippo. Jr., 6-2, 284 13 Mike Melvin. Sr., 6-0, 180 TE 81 Jamal Russell. Jr., 6-3, 223 TE 84 Ty Hogan. Sr., 6-3, 240 89 Troy Evangelist . So., 6-6, 248 On invigorating a program: 85 Cody Kritzer. So., 6-3, 232 RB 36 Jordan Davis. So., 5-10, 193 "New uniforms don’t make 41 James Cobb. Sr., 5-9, 197 or 90 Matt Graham. .Jr., 6-2, 249 QB 14 Craig Hormann. Jr., 6-4, 234 you play better. We have to RT 74 Justin Sarabaez. So., 6-5, 305 18 Chris Allison. So., 6-3, 208 compete in everything we do 75 Ricky Bencivenni. Sr., 6-2, 250 FB 85 Thomas Weldon. Jr., 6-1, 213 and outhustle people on both RG 55 Michael Nardone. Jr., 6-1, 294 45 Austin Stevenson. Jr., 5-9, 217 sides of the ball." 79 Peter Jannen. Sr., 6-4, 288 WR 4 Adrian Demko . Sr., 6-3, 197 C 66 Mike Breznicky . Jr., 6-0, 300 6 Jim Besselman. Sr., 6-2, 210 78 Robby Reiss. Fr., 6-3, 315 On Uche Osadebe’s move to LG 68 Joe Welton . So., 6-3, 309 offensive line: 64 Frank Rizzo. Fr., 6-3, 285 defense "He’s challenging the guys LT 51 Anthony Silvestro . Sr., 6-2, 298 LDE 91 Phillip Mitchell. So., 6-5, 248 ahead of him. I wouldn't be 60 Alex Brown . So., 6-3, 250 71 Rick Ingold. So., 6-4, 254 surprised to see him crack NT 54 Todd Abrams. Sr., 6-1, 262 defense 99 Mack Loughrey . Fr., 5-11, 220 back into the starting lineup." DE 69 Cory Terzis. Sr., 6-1, 255 RDE 93 Conor Joyce . So.,6-4, 250 67 Greg DeMarco. So., 6-1, 244 98 Javier Garza . So.,6-0, 213 On Fordham: NG 97 Eduardo Boza. Sr., 6-2, 292 OLB 49 Andy Shalbrack. Fr., 6-1, 188 "They’re young in the second- 70 Michael Techtmann. Sr., 6-0, 258 DT 93 Jay Edwards. Sr., 6-1, 260 39 Ben Schori. Sr., 5-11, 188 ary from what I've seen. We ILB 48 Drew Quinn. So., 6-3, 231 99 Rich Cerullo. Jr., 6-2, 242 44 Zac Wallingford. So.,6-2, 217 need to pressure them. We OLB 5 Marcus Taylor. Sr., 6-1, 244 MLB 35 Adam Brekke. Sr., 5-11, 218 have to create space when we 38 Ryan Darcey. Fr., 6-2, 190 40 Corey Cameron. So., 6-1, 220 run the ball. We cannot force ILB 25 Josh Jenrette. Sr., 6-0, 192 ILB 59 Lou Miller. Fr., 5-11, 199 or 39 Ryan Kleve. Jr., 6-0, 231 the issue or turn the ball over. ILB 11 Dominique Owens . Jr., 6-1, 225 52 Justin Masorti . Fr., 5-11, 226 Fordham runs the ball pretty OLB 2 Justin Nunez. Sr., 5-10, 181 58 Daniel Scillieri. Sr., 6-2, 225 OLB 32 Fonzie Culver. So., 6-0, 222 43 Andrew Farrell. Jr., 6-0, 191 well. I think we did a great job 34 Jeb Bent. Jr., 6-0, 221 CB 19 Chad Musgrove. Jr., 6-3, 196 against the run [in the scrim- CB 24 Sam Orah. Jr., 6-0, 181 FS 3 Tad Crawford. Sr., 6-3, 194 mage] against Harvard, but 26 Isiejah Allen . Fr., 5-11, 190 28 Brandon Buckley. Jr., 6-1, 198 they didn't use their starting FS 44 Zach Dayton. So., 6-1, 210 CB 1 JoJo Smith. Jr., 5-7, 156 tailback." 27 Matt Loucks . So., 6-1, 195 32 Eugene Edwards. Jr., 6-0, 164 SS 22 Earl Hudnell. Jr., 5-8, 190 8 Bruce Lee. Jr., 5-9, 175 On Columbia’s Depth: CB 16 Ray Loney . Jr., 5-9, 180 special teams "Our twos and threes are 12 Mike Shackelford. Fr., 5-10, 170 P 11 Jon Rocholl. So., 6-3, 185 predominantly freshmen and 29 Taylor Joseph . Fr., 6-2, 173 sophomores." K (FG/PAT) 11 Jon Rocholl. So., 6-3, 185 special teams K (KO) 33 Patrick Huston. So., 6-2, 173 P 18 Benjamin Dato . Jr., 6-3, 195 LS 31 Josh Webster . Jr., 6-1, 211 15 Micah Clukey . Sr., 5-9, 198 H 4 Adrian Demko. Sr., 6-3, 197 PK 15 Micah Clukey . Sr., 5-9, 198 KR 19 Chad Musgrove. Jr., 6-3, 196 18 Benjamin Dato . So., 6-3, 185 41 James Cobb . Sr., 5-9, 197 LS 5 Marcus Taylor. Sr., 6-1, 244 PR 3 Tad Crawford. Sr., 6-3, 194 99 Rich Cerullo . Jr., 6-2, 224 H 13 Mike Melvin. Sr., 6-0, 180 KR 2 Jonte Coven. Jr., 5-9, 175 16 Ray Loney. Jr., 5-9, 180 PR 26 Isiejah Allen. Fr., 5-11, 190 82 Rich Rayborn . So., 6-0, 180 2006 COLUMBIA FOOTBALL NOTES We Serve New Radio season and was moved to guard this Columbia Athletics announced Sep- fall. He is majoring in psychology. Who Owns New York? tember 5 that all ten Lions football Columbia is now 22-7-1 all-time games during the 2006 season will Give Me Liberty vs.
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