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Campbell University Football Campbell Marist Fighting Camels vs. Red Foxes Tenney Stadium/Leonidoff Field-- Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Saturday, October 15, 2011 -- 12 p.m. www.GoCamels.com

Game Facts Campbell In A New York State of Mind: Campbell (2-3, 1-2 PFL) is Series: Marist leads 2-0 (Marist won 42-14 in 2010) off to Poughkeepsie, N.Y. to take on Marist College (2-4, 1-2 PFL) at Stadium (Capacity/Surface): Tenney Stadium/Leo- noon on Oct. 15...the Camels will be looking for the programs first-ever nioff Field (5,000 / FieldTurf) win over the Red Foxes and in the state of New York. Radio Coverage: WCLN 107.3 FM & WSML 1200 AM Radio Announcers: Chris Hemeyer (Play-by-Play), Jay Sonnhalter (Color), Bill Priestley (Pregame/Post The Coaches: Campbell head coach Dale Steele (South Carolina Game) ‘76) is in his fourth season as a collegiate head coach and with Camp- Team Information bell and has a career record of 9-29...Steele, prior to Campbell, most Campbell University recently worked as the Assistant Head Coach at Elon from 2004-06...he Head Coach: Dale Steele (South Carolina,‘76) is in his 34th season of working as a coach with previous stops at Elon at Campbell: 9-29 (fourth season) (2004-06), East Tennessee State (2003), Baylor (1999-02), Northern Overall: same SID: Joe Prisco ([email protected]) Nash High School (1995-98), East Carolina (1989-94), Kansas State Office Phone: (910) 893-1369 (1987-88), Wichita State (1984-86), St. Charles High School (1983), Office Fax: (910) 893-1330 Tulane (1980-82), Wisconsin (1978-79), Ball State (1977) and A.C. Press Box Phone: (910) 814-5457 Flora (HS) (1976). Internet Site: www.GoCamels.com

Marist College Marist is coached by Jim Parady (Maine ‘83), who is in his 20th sea- Head Coach: Jim Parady (Maine, ‘83) son leading the Red Foxes and 21st season overall at Marist...he is the at Marist: 101-100-1 (20 seasons) winningest coach in the program’s history and has amassed a record of Overall: same 101-100-1...under his direction the Red Foxes have moved all the way SID: Mike Ferraro Internet Site: www.GoRedFoxes.com up from the Division III level and are in their third season in the Pio- neer Football League...ten times in his tenure he has led the Red Foxes Tale Of The Tape to a plus .500 record...three times during his tenure he has led his team Campbell Marist to a conference championship (1994, 2006 and 2007). 2-3 Record 2-4 Multiple Primary Offense Multiple 3-4 Primary Defense 3-3-5 32.60 Scoring Offense 15.6 30.40 Scoring Defense 23.5 181.80 Rushing Offense 57.00 Quick Facts On The Schools 183.80 Passing Offense 222.5 120.60 Rush Defense 115.7 Campbell Marist 312.00 Pass Defense 185.3 Location Buies Creek, N.C. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Founded 1887 1929 Average Starter Height/Weight 6-3/301 Off. Line/Tight Ends 6-3/266 Enrollment 6,834 4,394 6-1/203 Off. Backs/Receivers 6-0/202 Conference Pioneer Football League Pioneer Football League 6-2/256 Defensive Line 6-3/270 Nickname Fighting Camels Red Foxes 5-10/222 Linebackers 6-1/215 Colors Orange & Black Red & White 5-9/195 Defensive Backs 6-0/192 Home Field Barker-Lane Stadium Leonidoff Capacity 5,000 5,000 Field Surface Gameday Grass ® FieldTurf

1 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST 2011 Campbell Football Schedule A Campbell Win Over Marist Would: • be the 10th in school history since the 2008 restart Day Date Opponent Rslt./Time Sat 9/3 @ Old Dominion L, 14-41 SAT 9/10 APPRENTICE W, 76-0 • be the fifth win on the road since the program was restarted. SAT 9/24 JACKSONVILLE (FW)* L, 21-57 Sat 10/1 @ Drake* L, 14-31 • be the 10th in the college coaching career of Dale Steele SAT 10/8 BUTLER* W, 38-21 Sat 10/15 @ Marist* 12 p.m. SAT 10/22 SAN DIEGO (HC)* 1 P.M. • give Campbell its first-ever win over Marist Sat 10/29 @ Davidson* 1 p.m. SAT 11/5 MOREHEAD STATE* 1 P.M. • give Campbell its fourth-ever win in the month of October. Sat 11/12 @ Valparaiso* 1 p.m. Sat. 11/19 @ Georgia State 2 p.m. • end Campbell’s current four-game road conference losing streak * Pioneer Football League Game All home games in BOLD CAPS. • give Campbell consecutive victories for the first time in school history Dates and times are subject to change.

Football Coaching Staff A Campbell Loss To Marist Would: Head Coach: Dale Steele • drop Campbell to 9-30 since the program restarted in 2008. (South Carolina ‘76) Record at Campbell/Overall: 9-29 • drop Campbell’s road record to 4-16 since the program was restarted. 5-14 (H), 4-15 (A), 5-22 (PFL) - 4th year on field/6th year overall at Campbell • make Campbell 5-23 all-time in PFL play. Assistant Coaches: Oscar Olejniczak Central Michigan ‘95 • make Campbell 0-4 all-time in the seventh week of the season. 5th Year-Run Gm. Coord./Off. Line Landon Mariani North Carolina ‘04 5th Year-Passing Game Coordinator/QB’s Scouting Marist: The Red Foxes (2-4, 1-2 PFL) are coming off a defen- Art Link Florida ‘99 sive struggle 13-9 victory over Davidson last weekend...the win snapped a 5th Year-Defensive Coordintor/Linebackers four-game skid...Marist scored the lone touchdown of the game in the third Chris Chestnut Western Michigan ‘08 quarter on senior Calvin McCoy’s three-yard run...junior Jason Myers hit 2nd Year-Running Backs Andre Fontenette Syracuse ‘04 a pair of field goals in the game including one from 49-yards out...McCoy 2nd Year-Wide Receivers/Video Coordinator led the offensive effort for Marist with 83 yards rushing and a touchdown... Nick Cavallo Purdue ‘06 senior Tommy Reilly completed 16 passes for 177 yards in the game... 2nd Year-Defensive Line/Recruiting Jaquan Bryant totaled two tackles for loss against Davidson...the Red Foxes Greg Williams North Carolina State ‘68 use a dual running back system with McCoy leading the team with 178 4th Year-Assistant Head Coach/Secondary Duncan McLaurin Clemson ‘06 yards rushing and senior Ryan Dinnebeil, who is the team’s power back, 1st Year-Defensive Assistant/Defensive Backs with 148 yards rushing and three touchdowns...Marist has also split the reps Will Phillippi Campbell ‘11 at quarterback with sophomore Chuckie Looney throwing for 674 yards and 1st Year-Defensive Assistant/Outside Linebackers five touchdowns on his 51 completions and Reilly throwing for 661 yards Support Staff and three touchdowns on 53 completions...senior Kevin Fitzpatrick leads Shelley McCray Wake Tech ‘05 the team with 29 receptions for 326 yards and three touchdowns...Bryant 5th Year-Football Administrative Assistant is a top defensive back with 31 tackles, three tackles for loss, two intercep- Jackie Knight Olivet College ‘01 tions and five pass defended...senior linebacker Ryan Cronan leads the team 6th Year-Football Athletic Trainer Joe Streckfus Sterling College ‘10 with 36 tackles...junior safety Nick Mainiero has 35 tackles, three tackles 2nd Year-Asst. Football Athletic Trainer Josh Tate 4th Year-Student Manager/Equipment Manager By The Numbers Natasha Cuffy and Felicia Johnson The listed crowd in the first football game against 1st Year-Video Managers Birmingham-Southern to open the 2008 season... the crowd was not only the largest ever at a Campbell Key Football Phone Numbers 5,845 Head Coach Dale Steele...... 910-893-1974 (O) home sporting event, but was also 117% of the capacity Media Relations Joe Prisco...910-893-1369 (O) of the 5,000 person stadium and more than 67% larger CU Football Press Box...... 910-814-5456/57 the total number of permanent seats in the venue (3,500).

2 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST FCS Coaches’ Did You Know Sports Network Poll That Campbell’s football team added a / Fathead.com Division I (Oct. 10, 2011) new opponent to the 2011 schedule with FCS Poll Rank School its game against Apprentice on Sept. 10. (Oct. 10, 2011) 1. Georgia Southern ...CU also played two Bulldog mascot Rank School 2. Northern Iowa schools in back-to-back weeks in Drake 1. Georgia Southern 3. Montana State (10/1) and Butler (10/8). 2. Northern Iowa 4. Wofford 3. Montana State 5. North Dakota State 4. North Dakota State for loss, a sack and three passes defended... 6. New Hampshire 5. Wofford junior defensive lineman Terrence Fede ranks 7. Appalachian State 6. New Hampshire among the league leaders in the conference 8. Delaware 7. Appalachian State with four sacks and seven stops for loss among 9. Lehigh 8. Lehigh his 31 tackles...Myers has also been dangerous 10. Jacksonville State 9. Delaware with three made field goals and 11 made extra 11. Montana 10. Sam Houston State points...freshman kick returner Emmanuel 12. Sam Houston 11. Jacksonville State Onakoya is a steady performer with 16 returns 13. James Madison 12. Maine for 377 yards (23.6 average)...Marist has been 14. South Dakota 13. James Madison slow starters and have only scored three points 15. William & Mary 14. Montana in the opening quarter this season...the Red 16. Maine 15. South Dakota Foxes are one of the top defensive teams in 17. McNeese State 16. William & Mary the conference and are only allowing 301 yards 18. North Dakota 17. Towson a game...the team is second in pass defense 19. Tennessee Tech 18. Old Dominion (185.33) and fourth in rush defense (115.67)... 20. Coastal Carolina 19. Tennessee Tech Marist is also one of the top kickoff return 21. Indiana State 20. Richmond teams in the league and are averaging 22.04 22. Old Dominion 21. Indiana State yards a return. 23. Towson 22. McNeese State 24. Jackson State 23. North Dakota State Camels vs. Red Foxes Series: Campbell has 25. Richmond 24. Alabama State yet to defeat Marist in two previous attempts 25. Jackson State with losses both in Buies Creek, N.C. and in RV: Southern llinois, Har- Poughkeepsie, N.Y. the last two seasons. vard, Chattanooga, South Da- RV: Norfolk State, Southern kota State, Norfolk State, Ala- Illinois, Chattanooga, Coastal All-Time Series vs. Marist bama State, Southern Utah, Carolina, UMass, Southern Date Score Attend Site Utah, Sacramento State, Tex- Sacramento State, UMass, 2009 L, 14-34 2,922 Poughkeepsie, N.Y. San Diego, Illinois State, 2010 L, 14-42 3,325 Buies Creek, N.C. as State, San Diego, Portland Liberty, Jacksonville, Eastern State, Liberty, Samford, Elon, Washington, Texas State-San Notes From the Series - 2010 Harvard, Central Arkansas, Marco, Elon, Albany. Yale, South Carolina State, • Campbell fell behind 21-7 and ended up los- Hampton, Furman, South Bold=2011 Campbell ing by a 42-14 score to Marist Dakota State, Eastern Wash- Opponent ington, Weber State, UT Mar- • Daniel Polk had a strong performance with tin, Cal Poly, Stony Brook, 20 completions for 165 yards passing and two Albany, Western Illinois, touchdowns....he also had 49 yards on the Brown, Drake, Penn, Eastern ground. Kentucky, North Carolina A&T, Jacksonville • Marist’s James LaMacchia had 11 catches for 151 yards and two touchdowns....Tommy Bold=2011 Campbell Reilly completed 21 of 29 passes for 313 yards Opponent and three touchdowns...Michael Rios had an

3 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST The Pioneer Football League By The Numbers 2011 Regular Season Standings Career games and starts by Team Pioneer League Pct. Overall Pct. Campbell’s five starting offensive San Diego 3-0 1.000 5-1 .833 linemen (Jeremy Hill, Daniel Ritter, Drake 3-0 1.000 5-1 .833 163/143 Troy Horan, Branden Burt and Sam Jacksonville 3-0 1.000 4-2 .667 Issermoyer) in Campbell’s 38 career Dayton 1-2 .333 3-3 .500 games....Issermoyer has played in all Butler 1-2 .333 3-3 .500 the games, while Horan has made the most starts with Campbell 1-2 .333 2-3 .400 37...Horan has the most starts of anyone on the team at Morehead St. 1-2 .333 2-4 .333 any position. Marist 1-2 .333 2-4 .333 Davidson 0-2 .000 2-3 .400 Valparaiso 0-2 .000 0-5 .000 80-yard reception in the game for the Red Foxes.

Campbell Athletics Staff • Jermiah Robinson had a sack in the game for the Athletics Director...... Bob Roller Camels. Internal Oper.-Sr. Assoc. A.D...... Kim Graham Associate A.D./Advancement...... Tony Delp • Harrison Jordan put up 127 all-purpose yards (8 rush, Director of Operations...... Mike Collins 42 receiving and 77 kickoff returns). Assistant A.D.- Marketing & Promotions....Jarrad Turner GA - Marketing & Promotions ...... John Owens Notes from the Series - 2009 Director of Compliance/Academics...... Chris Pope Athl. Marketing Crd./Broadcasting...... Chris Hemeyer • The win marked the first-ever PFL win for Marist. Broadcasting GA...... Bill Priestley Assoc. A.D. - Media...... Stan Cole • The game was closer than the final 34-14 score indi- Asst. Dir. - Media...... Joe Prisco cated with Marist scoring the last 14 points of the game Asst. Dir.- Media (Secondary contact)...... Jason Williams in the fourth quarter. Media Relations Assistant...... Daniel Smith Head Athletic Trainer...... TBA • Rashaun Brown ran for 88 yards in the loss. Assistant Athletic Trainer/Football...... Jackie Knight Assistant Athletic Trainers...... McKelle Ulm • Daniel Polk ran for 66 yards and two scores for the Graduate Assistant - Athletic Training...... Joe Streckfus Camels. .Paul Lowry, Rachel Taylor, Kory Ison, Shimon Ishikawa Athl. Business Manager...... Hannah Bazemore Football Runs By Butler: Campbell used a strong Head Strength & Conditioning Coach...... Andrew Carter rushing attack to run by Butler (10/8) by a 38-23 score... Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach...... Ryan Billings the Camels ran for 247 yards in the game with Carl GA - Strength & Conditioning Coach... Andrew Crossley Smith doing most of the damage with 148 yards rushing Asst. Dir. of Compliance/Academics.... Malinda Ashcraft and two touchdowns...the rushing total for Smith was a Asst. for Compliance/Academics...... Katy Tran school-record performance...he did most of his damage Asst. Compliance Dir...... Justin Wilkins in the second half when he ran for 91 yards and a touch- Administrative Assistant...... Annette Spivey down...Jordan Cramer also showed off his running Administrative Assistant - Football...... Shelley McCray prowess and ran for a career-high 70 yards. Athletic Operations Asst... Danny Lee, Cameron Hatcher ...... Brian Denny Carl Smith Sets Rushing Record: Carl Smith’s 148 yards on the ground was a school-record performance and bettered the previous highwater mark of 143 by C.J. By The Numbers Oates during the 2008 campaign. The total number of collegiate games 941/452 played and starts among the 67 Other Notables From Butler: Paul Constantine came returning players on the opening day within two yards of top 100 yards for the second time in Campbell roster prior to the first game his career and the second time ever by a CU receiver...

4 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Campbell 2011 Opponents Update Date Opponent Score/Time This Week Last Week Oppt. Result Record Sept. 3 @ Old Dominion L, 14-41 Towson @ Rhode Island W, 31-23 5-1 Sept. 10 Apprentice School W, 76-0 Catholic Off - 1-4 Sept. 24 Jacksonville* L, 21-57 Morehead St. Dayton W, 34-26 4-2 Oct. 1 @ Drake* L, 14-31 @ San Diego @ Morehead St. W, 41-26 5-1 Oct. 8 Butler* W, 38-23 Butler @ Campbell L, 23-38 3-3 Oct. 15 @ Marist* 12 p.m. Campbell @ Davidson W, 13-9 2-4 Oct. 22 San Diego* 1 p.m. Drake @ Valparaiso W, 55-14 5-1 Oct. 29 @ Davidson* 1 p.m. @ Dayton Marist L, 9-13 2-3 Nov. 5 Morehead State* 1 p.m. @ Jacksonville Drake L, 26-41 2-4 Nov. 12 @ Valparaiso* 2 p.m. @ Butler San Diego L, 14-55 0-5 Nov. 19 @ Georgia State 2 p.m. @ S. Carolina St. Murray State L, 24-48 1-4 *Pioneer Football League Game Combined Record 30-32 his 64-yard reception in the third quarter was the third longest in school history...Braden Smith proved to be Let The Madness Begin: Carl Smith was named the effective and was 15-for-19 for 202 yards and two touch- College Sports Madness Pioneer Football League Player downs...his .789 percent completion percentage is the of the Week (10/9) following his 148 yards and two highest ever single game performance for a CU quarter- rushing touchdowns against Butler (10/8)...Smith’s 148 back...Brandon Chandler forced a fumble against Butler yards on the ground was his fifth time with more than 100 and has now forced fumbles in back-to-back games... yards rushing and the 13th time a Campbell back has top Adam Willets also made his first field goal of the sea- 100 yards on the ground...Smith is the second Campbell son on only his second attempt of the campaign from player to take home the weekly award this season as C.J. 37-yards out...the two touchdown thrown by Braden Oates was voted the selection on Sept. 12. Smith was the seventh time in school history that the team has had multiple touchdown passes in a game...the A Streak Ended: C.J. Oates saw his consecutive start- other times were against Carthage (9/27/08 - 2 TD passing streak end at 27 when he was forced to sit out the es), Methodist (9/5/09 - 5 TD passes), Marist (10/30/10 Butler game (10/8) with an injury...the starting streak for - 2 TD passes), Old Dominion (9/3/11 - 2 TD passes) and Oates ranks as the team’s fourth longest starting streak in Jacksonville (9/24/11 - 2 TD passes)...Campbell is now school history. 2-2 all-time against Butler and 4-3 all-time from schools based in the state of Indiana. Number of the Week: C.J. Oates and Carl Smith are tied for the all-time career rushing lead at Campbell with He Does Everything: Brandon Chandler besides start- exactly 1,559 yards each. ing on defense and working as the team’s primary kick returner and punt returner decided to tackle the offensive A Nose For The Endzone: Jordan Cramer has now side of the ball and made his appearace against Butler scored four touchdowns this season despite only touch- (10/8)...Chandler caught a five yard pass and also ran ing the ball 24 times (19 rushes, five receptions)...his for 13 yards on two carries...basically the only place that four touchdowns are three more than he scored in his first Chandler has not been on the field this season is punt three seasons combined. coverage. The Best: Jeremiah Robinson’s 10 tackles for loss this

By The Numbers Did You Know The total number of collegiate games Associate Head Coach Greg Williams, who is in played and lost starts among the 22 his 42nd season in the coaching profession, coached 343/142 non-returning players from the end of former NFL quarterback and current ESPN announcer last season. Ron Jaworski while working at Youngstown State as the quarterbacks/receivers coach

5 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST season is already a school-record...bettered the 6.0 tackles Campbell Media Information Credential Requests for loss that Eric Bratton had during the 2009 season All media outlets that wish to cover Campbell football and Jason Hill had in 2008. games at the CU Football Stadium must submit their requests for credentials by contacting Joe Prisco ([email protected] Season Records Tied: Braden Smith with his touch- & 910-893-1369), at least a week in advance, unless request- down pass to Jonathon Rogers against Butler has now ing a season pass. Joe Prisco will then notify you if the request thrown eight touchdown passes this season to tie Daniel has been granted, so please provide a method of contact. Press Polk’s previous single season record of eight (2010)... crendentials WILL NOT be issued to spouses, friends or chil- with three receiving touchdowns this season, Preston dren. Dodson has already tied Campbell’s single season re- Possession of a season credential does not guarantee a seat cord...he is tied with Mike Stryffeler (2010), Harrison in the CU Press Box seating area. To assure yourself a seat at the venue, you must notify Joe Prisco of your intention to cover Jordan (2009) and Paul Constantine (2008). a particicular game. All seat assignments will be made on a first-come, first-serve basis. Single game press credentials can be picked up in the 2011 Campbell Award Winners Campbell Athletic Media Services Office during the week of a home contest. If credentials are requested and approved, they FCS Senior Scout Bowl Watch List will only be mailed if the request is granted at least two weeks Offensive Lineman...... Jeremy Hill prior to the game. Any credentials not picked up will be left at the will call window at the stadium. Preseason All-State AFCA Good Works Team Credentials must be worn and visible at all times, as there Offensive Line...... Branden Burt will be people verifying credentials. All credentials are non- transferable. Your credential will get you access to the stadium, 2011 Fred Mitchell Place Kicking Watch List press box, sideline and post-game interview area in the CU Kicker...... Adam Willets Fieldhouse. There will be no access to either locker room for interviews. We also request that photographers not photograph 2011 College Football Preseason Performance Awards or take video images of any injury evaluation on the field or Punter Watch List...... Ted Moore sidelines, due to the HIPAA privacy laws. Phone Lines 2011 College Football Preseason Performance Awards Any phone lines needed for a particular game must be Place Kicker Watch List...... Adam Willets requested at least 72 hours prior to the game. All long-distance costs associated with the phone lines are the responsibility of 2011 Phil Steele’s Preseason All-PFL Team the media member/outlet utlilizing them First Team (Running Back)...... Rashaun Brown Internet Access First Team (Defensive Back)...... Jared Hart For those with laptop computers that can automatically Second Team (Offensive Line)...... Sam Issermoyer select an IP address, there are Internet connections available in Second Team (Offensive Line)...... Branden Burt the football press box. Please know that the University server Second Team (Defensive Line)...... Randel Herring does track all Internet usage, including in the press box, for inappropriate use. Lombardi Senior Bowl Invitees Offensive Line...... Sam Issermoyer Press Box Phone Numbers Defensive Line...... Randel Herring 910-814-5456/910-814-5457

2011 College Football Performance Weekly Awards Honorable Mention...... Jeremiah Robinson (DL - 9/5) Honorable Mention...... C.J. Oates (RB - 9/12) Honorable Mention...... Ted Moore (P - 9/26) By The Numbers Pioneer Football League Player of Week The number of players on the current Offensive (RB)...... C.J. Oates (9/11) Campbell roster that have appeared in 5 all 38 games in the program’s history... College Sports Madness Jordan Cramer (FB), Randel Herring PFL POW (RB)...... C.J. Oates (9/12) (DL), Sam Issermoyer (OL), Kelvin PFL POW (RB)...... Carl Smith (10/9) Murphy (WR) and Adam Willets (PK)

6 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Largest Home Crowds By The Numbers Since football came back to the Creek, the When the Camels reach the 30 point Camels have shown an ability to draw some of the 30 barrier in a game the team has yet to be largest crowds in the Pioneer Football League to defeated with a perfect 5-0 record in its Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore Field. 37 game history. Rank Opponent Crowd Date 1. Birmingham-So. 5,845 8/30/08 2. Old Dominion 5,462 9/11/10 Dominion (9/3/11 - 41 attempts), Methodist (9/6/08 - 39 3. Butler 4,851 10/24/09 attempts), Jacksonville (9/24/11 - 38 attempts), Marist 4. Davidson 4,054 11/1/08 (10/30/10 - 31 attempts), Butler (10/24/09 - 31 attempts) and Jacksonville (9/13/08 - 30 attempts). 5. Methodist 3,892 9/5/09 6. Jacksonville 3,752 9/24/11 Joining an Exclusive Group: Michael Rudisill joined 7. Davidson 3,741 9/18/10 an exclusive list with an interception against Jacksonville 8. Apprentice 3,566 9/10/11 (9/24)...Rudisill became the 16th player to pick off a pass 9. Marist 3,325 10/30/10 in Campbell football history...joining Brandon Stegall, 10. San Diego 3,270 9/20/08 Colten Burris, Terrell Barnes, Milton Brown, Bran- 11. Butler 3,081 10/11/08 don Chandler, Cody Lyon, Donte’ Washington, Chris 12. Georgia State 3,021 9/25/10 Smith, Steth Monroe, Chris Price, Paul Pizzuti, Chris-

Long Drives Busy Man: Preston Dodson caught three more passes Campbell has shown a flair for putting together long for 37 yards against Butler (10/8)...in his last three games double-digit scoring drives over the first few seasons of the Dodson has hauled in 20 passes for 216 yards...the stretch program...here are the longest scoring drives in the pro- is the best combined three-game receiving performances gram’s history in number of plays. in CU football history bettering the previous mark of 13 Rank # of Plays Yards Time Result Date Oppon. catches by Kelvin Murphy (8/30/08-9/13/08) and the 1. 18 89 10:18 FG 11/20/10 MSU 200 yards from Harrison Jordan (10/17/09-10/31/09)... 2. 15 70 6:46 TD 9/18/10 Davidson his 20 catches in the last three games have only been 3. 14 67 8:24 TD 11/13/10 JU bettered by a CU receiver in an entire season four times 14 81 7:44 FG 10/23/10 Dayton (Mike Stryffeler - 29 - 2009, Harrison Jordan - 29 14 74 7:00 TD 9/5/10 UVAW - 2010, Mike Stryffeler - 25 - 2010, Harrison Jordan - 14 56 6:24 TD 10/24/09 Butler 24 - 2009). 14 67 7:17 FG 8/30/08 BSC 14 63 3:59 FG 8/30/08 BSC I Say We Just Run: Campbell has attempted 30 or more 9. 13 86 6:08 TD 9/10/11 Apprentice passes in a game eight times in its modern history and 13 62 7:23 TD 11/20/10 MSU has a record of 1-7 in those games...the only game the 13 77 3:54 FG 11/13/10 JU Camels have won when attempting 30 or more passes 13 84 2:17 TD 9/5/10 UVAW was the game against UVA Wise (9/4/10 - 30 attempts)... 13 56 7:40 TD 9/4/10 Methodist the team has lost to Drake (10/1/11 - 50 attempts), Old 13 73 6:19 TD 10/3/09 Marist 13 68 6:16 TD 10/11/08 Butler 16. 12 71 4:17 TD 9/10/11 Apprentice Did You Know 12 54 5:33 Downs 11/20/10 MSU The Pioneer Football League is in its 19th year of exis- 12 80 6:47 TD 11/13/10 JU tence and is the nation’s oldest non-scholarship NCAA 12 77 4:44 FG 10/16/10 Drake Football Subdivision conference....the PFL is one of 12 48 6:30 TD 10/2/10 Butler only three conferences that sponsor football as its only 12 74 5:47 FG 9/5/10 UVAW sport (Missouri Valley Football Conference and Great 12 91 6:26 TD 10/17/09 ODU West Football Conference are the others. 12 62 3:01 TD 09/11/10 BSC

7 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Largest Overall Crowds For Campbell Football Forever Remembered....Firsts At Barker-Lane Stadium First Coin Flip:...... Won Against BSC (Campbell Deferred) Games First Home Captains:...... Brad Brower, Jordan Cramer & Rank Opponent Crowd Date ...... Milton Brown (CU) 1. @ Old Dominion 19,818 9/3/11 First Visiting Captains:...... Brad Stockdale, Zac Napier & 2. @ Old Dominion 19,782 10/17/09 ...... Joe Thigpen (BSC) 3. Birmingham-So. 5,845 8/30/08 First Kickoff:...... Adam Willets, CU ...... (to the 14, returned to BSC’s 39) 4. Old Dominion 5,462 9/11/10 First Tackle...... Adam Willets (CU) on kickoff 5. @ Jacksonville 5,160 11/13/10 First Official Play:..... BSC’s Joe Thigpen rush for -4 yards and 6. Butler 4,851 10/24/09 ...... tackled by Charles Fiore & Steven Goldsmith 7. @ Dayton 4,128 10/4/08 First Punt:...... BSC’s Drew Jackson 38 yds., 13:00, 1st Quarter 8. @ Davidson 4,236 9/19/09 First CU Play:...... Carl Smith run for two yards First CU Drive:...... 3 plays, 2 yards, TOP 00:56 (punt) 9. Davidson 4,054 11/1/08 First CU Punt:.Brennan Burt (CU) 31 yards, 12:04, 1st Quarter 10. Methodist 3,892 9/5/09 First Completed Pass:...... Joe Thigpen to Austin Tunnell for ...... 14 yards tian Dixon, Erik Feliciano, Steven Goldsmith and Jared First Campbell Completed Pass:...... Matt Vollono to Hart...of the group of 16, 10 are defensive backs, five are ...... Kelvin Murphy for 14 yards linebackers and one is a defensive lineman. First 1st Down:...... Joe Thigpen 14 yard run First Campbell 1st Down:...... Matt Vollono 14-yard pass to Ironmen: Campbell has five players that have started 20 or ...... Kelvin Murphy more consective games through the sixth week of the 2011 First Points:...... Adam Willets (CU) 30-yard Field Goal season..leading the group is Troy Horan, who has started First Turnover:...... Michael Franklin fumble (BSC) First Forced Fumble:...... Brandon Chandler (CU) 37 straight games...Horan is followed closely by Randel First Penalty: Birmingham-Southern o. holding (second drive) Herring (35), Jeremy Hill (28), Brandon Chandler (26) First 3rd Down Conversion:...... Walter Arrington (BSC) and Sam Issermoyer (26)...... five-yd run First Campbell 3rd Down Conversion:...Carl Smith seven-yard Still Ball Hawking: The Camels have forced a turnover in ...... run on second drive 26 of the team’s 38 games since the program was restarted. First 4th Down Conversion:....Matt Vollono (CU) one-yard run First Blocked Punt:...... BSC’s Zach Love, 6:08, 2nd Quarter Streaking: Wide receiver Harrison Jordan has caught First Touchdown: BSC’s Joe Thigpen 1-yd run, 12:58, 4th .Qtr at least a pass in 23 consecutive games for Campbell..he First Sell-Out:... Birmingham-Southern, Aug. 30, 2008 (5,845) last was held without a catch against Marist (10/3/09)...the First 100-Yard Rusher:...... Carl Smith (CU) 109 yards First Campbell Interception...... Donte’ Washington (CU), 9:11, streak is the longest put together for a CU player since the ...... 2nd Quarter, San Diego (Sept. 20, 2008) program was restarted. First Kickoff Touchdown..Brandon Chandler (CU), 1st quarter ...... 86-yds (Nov. 15, 2008) Team National Leaders: The Camels rank among the top First Punt Return Touchdown...... John Popper (VAL), ...... 3rd quarter, 48-yds, (Nov. 15, 2008) First Int TD...... Anthony Curry (VAL), 3rd quarter, 38-yds Longest Games In Campbell Football History Safety...... Tyler Dean, 4th quarter (Oct. 31, 2009) Rank Time Opponent Date Do You Know... 1. 3:12 Jacksonville 9/24/11 The Campbell University Fight Song 2. 3:04 @ Carthage 9/27/08 3. 3:00 @ Jacksonville 9/13/08 Fight, team on down the field 3:00 Methodist 9/5/09 Fight with your might till victory is ours 3:00 @ BSC 9/12/09 Long may your colors wave o’er all others 6. 2:56 @ ODU 9/3/11 Sing it to the tune of Hoorah for orange and black, 7. 2:55 Valparaiso 11/6/10 So Cheer, Cheer for old C.U. 2:55 Dayton 10/10/09 Cheer for the Varsity 2:55 Valparaiso 11/15/08 For it’s Hail, Hail, the gang’s all here 10. 2:53 Morehead St. 11/20/10 As we march on to victory.

8 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Trends Team Ranking: Here are the 2011 Camel team rankings in 2008 2009 2010 2011 the Pioneer Football League and NCAA as of Oct. 9. Home 0-5 2-3 1-5 2-1 Away 1-5 1-5 2-3 0-2 CU’s Team Rankings PFLRank NCAA Avg. Grass 0-2 0-1 - - Scoring Offense 3rd 25th 32.00 Turf 1-8 3-7 3-8 2-3 Passing Offense 9th 81st 183.80 Won Coin Toss 0-4 2-6 0-3 1-1 Lose Coin Toss 1-6 1-2 3-5 1-2 Scoring Defense 8th 86th 30.40 Campbell defers 0-3 2-5 0-2 1-0 Pass Defense 10th 119th 312.00 Campbell takes ball 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 Total Offense 6th 56th 365.60 Opponent defers 1-2 1-2 2-5 1-0 Pass Efficiency 8th 75th 119.28 Leading after 1st qtr. 1-2 1-2 1-1 1-0 Total Defense 9th 102nd 432.60 Trail after 1st qtr. 0-7 2-5 0-4 1-3 Pass Defense Effic. 9th 113th 159.45 Tied after 1st qtr. 0-1 0-1 2-3 - Rush Offense 1st 29th 181.80 Lead at Halftime 1-1 2-2 2-2 2-0 Kickoff Returns 4th 52nd 21.26 Trail at Halftime 0-9 1-4 0-4 0-3 Rush Defense 5th 34th 120.60 Tied at Halftime - 0-2 1-2 - Punt Return 3rd 21st 13.70 Lead after 3rd qtr. 1-1 3-0 3-3 2-0 Trail after 3rd qtr. 0-9 0-8 0-4 0-3 Sacks Against 5th 62nd 2.00 Trailing with 2:00 left 0-10 0-8 1-3 0-3 Net Punting 4th 39th 35.83 Leading with 2:00 left 1-0 3-0 2-4 2-0 Sacks By 5th 28th 2.60 Tied with 2:00 left - - 0-1 - Tackles For Losses 2nd 12th 8.20 Campbell scores first 1-2 2-2 3-3 1-1 Turnover Margin 3rd 20th .80 Opponent scores first 0-8 1-6 0-5 1-2 Largest halftime lead 20 pts. 17 pts. 35 pts. 55pts Largest halftime deficit 45 pts. 24 pts. 14 pts. 21 pts. Score 20 or more points 1-1 2-1 3-5 2-1 Hold opp. to 20 points or less 0-1 1-0 3-1 1-0 Games decided by 10 or less 1-1 1-2 1-5 - Rush for 150 yards or more 1-0 3-4 3-6 2-0 Rush for less than 150 yards 0-10 0-4 0-2 0-3 Player with 100+ yds. rush 1-1 1-2 1-2 2-0 Pass for 300 yards or more - - - - Pass for less than 300 yards 1-10 2-8 3-8 2-2 Player with 100+ yds. receiving - - 0-1 - Career 100 Yard Individual Performances Total 450 yards or more 0-0 2-1 1-0 2-0 Rush Opponent Date # Opp. rush for less than 200 yards 1-3 3-2 3-5 2-2 1. Carl Smith Butler 10/8/11 30-148 Opp. rush for more than 200 yards 0-7 0-6 0-3 0-1 Opp. passes for less than 200 yards 0-2 2-2 1-3 1-0 2. C.J. Oates Carthage 9/27/08 36-143 Opp. passes for more than 200 yards 1-8 1-6 2-5 1-3 3. C.J. Oates Apprentice 9/10/11 16-139 Opp. totals less than 400 yards 0-4 1-5 3-4 1-0 4. Rashaun Brown GSU 9/25/10 19-133 Opponent totals more than 400 yds. 1-6 2-3 0-4 1-3 5. C.J. Oates Jacksonville 11/21/09 19-125 Committ fewer turnovers 1-2 2-2 2-2 1-1 6. Carl Smith MSU 10/31/09 10-124 Committ more turnovers 0-7 1-4 0-4 - Commit same amount of turnovers 0-1 0-2 1-2 1-2 7. C.J Oates BSC 9/12/09 16-115 Temperature in the 90’s 0-3 - 0-1 1-0 8. Rashaun Brown MSU 11/20/10 22-113 Temperature in the 80’s 0-2 1-3 0-1 0-2 9. Carl Smith Valparaiso 11/6/10 7-110 Temperature in the 70’s 0-2 1-2 1-1 - 10. Carl Smith BSC 8/30/08 23-109 Temperature in the 60’s 1-1 1-1 0-4 1-1 11. Daniel Polk Valparaiso 11/14/09 16-105 Temperature in the 50’s 0-1 0-2 1-1 - Temperatue in the 40’s 0-1 - 1-0 - Daniel Polk BSC 9/12/09 17-105 Orange Uniforms 0-5 2-3 1-3 2-0 13.Carl Smith Valparasio 11/14/09 18-100 White Uniforms 1-5 1-5 2-3 0-2 Black Uniforms - - 0-2 0-1 Receiving Opponent Date # Coldest gametime temperature 44 57 41 62 1. Paul Constantine Davidson 9/18/10 5-106 Warmest gametime temperature 97 85 96 90

9 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Longest CU Offensive Yardage Scoring Drives Individual Ranking in the Conference: Here are the 2011 Camel final individual rankings in the Pioneer Football League and NCAA, Yardage Opponent Date Result as of Oct. 9 1. 94 Georgia State 9/25/10 TD Rushing Per/Game PFL NCAA 2. 91 Old Dominion 10/17/09 TD C.J. Oates 63.75 7th 71st 3. 89 Morehead St. 11/20/10 FG Carl Smith 63.60 8th t-72nd Kurt Odom 24.20 16th -- 4. 86 Morehead St. 10/31/09 FG Jordan Cramer 19.00 t-21st -- 5. 85 Butler 10/8/11 TD Pass Eff. Per/Game PFL NCAA 6. 84 UVA-Wise 9/4/10 TD Braden Smith 118.96 8th 72nd 7. 82 Valparaiso 11/14/09 TD Total Offense. Per/Game PFL NCAA 8. 81 Dayton 10/23/10 FG Braden Smith 183.60 8th 80th 9. 80 Jacksonville 11/13/10 TD C.J. Oates 63.75 18th -- 80 Valparaiso 11/6/10 TD Carl Smith 63.60 19th -- 80 Old Dominion 9/11/10 TD Receptions Per Gm. Per/Game PFL NCAA Preston Dodson 5.60 5th t-31st 80 Valparaiso 11/14/09 TD Harrison Jordan 3.60 t-17th -- 80 Morehead St. 10/31/09 TD Paul Constantine 3.00 t-25th --

80 BSC 9/12/09 TD Receiving Yds Per/Game PFL NCAA 80 Methodist 9/6/08 TD Preston Dodson 60.80 11th 86th Harrison Jordan 39.00 25th --

Interceptions Total PFL NCAA Steth Monroe .20 t-13th -- half of the conference in several team categories through Michael Rudisill .20 t-13th -- the first five games of 2011...the team leads the confer- Steven Goldsmith .20 t-13th -- Terrell Barnes .20 t-13th -- ence in rushing (181.80) and tackles for loss (8.25)...the Colten Burris .20 t-13th -- Camels are second in tackles for loss (8.20) and third in punt returns (13.70), turnover margin (.80) and scoring of- Punting Total PFL NCAA Ted Moore 41.96 4th 20th fense (32.60)...CU places fourth in net punting (35.83) and kickoff returns (21.26)...Campbell is fifth in rush defense Punt Returns Total PFL NCAA (120.60), sacks (2.80) and sacks allowed (2.00)...on the Brandon Chandler 11.43 3rd 25th national scene the Camels are 12th in tackles for loss, 20th Kickoff Returns Total PFL NCAA in turnover margin, 21st in punt returns, 25th in scoring of- Brandon Chandler 24.75 3rd 44th fense, 28th in sacks and 34th in rush defense. Scoring Per/Game PFL NCAA C.J. Oates 6.00 t-7th t-85th Individual PFL/National Leaders: The Camels also have Jordan Cramer 4.80 14th -- Adam Willets 4.60 15th -- several players that place highly in the conference and na- Carl Smith 3.60 t-23rd -- tional scene...Jeremiah Robinson leads the conference in Preston Dodson 3.60 t-23rd --

All-Purpose Yds. Per/Game PFL NCAA Brandon Chandler 79.00 15th -- Top Team Rushing Performances C.J. Oates 77.00 17th -- Opponent Date # Carl Smith 65.80 22nd -- Preston Dodson 62.60 25th -- 1. Valparaiso 11/6/10 52-416 2. Apprentice 9/10/11 62-403 Sacks Per/Gm PFL NCAA Jeremiah Robinson .80 7th t-29th 3. @ BSC 9/12/09 50-294 Taurean Lynch .25 t-25th -- 4. @ Valparasio 11/14/09 55-282 Tackles Per/Game PFL NCAA 5. @ Butler 10/2/10 56-270 Jeremiah Robinson 7.40 t-6th -- 6. Methodist 9/5/09 55-260 Jeff Swinton 5.80 t-25th -- 7. Georgia State 9/25/10 54-257 Tackles For Loss Per/Game PFL NCAA 8. Butler 10/8/11 55-247 Jeremiah Robinson 2.00 1st 7th Milton Brown 1.10 11th -- 9. @ Morehead St. 11/20/10 60-244 Chris Smith .80 t-20th -- 10. @ Marist 10/3/09 45-214

10 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST tackles for loss (2.00), is tied for sixth in tackles (7.40) and All-Time Players Leading The Team in... is seventh in sacks (.80)...Brandon Chandler is third in Rushing Yards...... Number of Times C.J. Oates 11 punt returns (11.43) and kickoff returns (24.64) plus 15th in Rashaun Brown 10 all-purpose yards (79.00)...Ted Moore is fourth in punting Carl Smith 9 (41.96)...Preston Dodson is fifth in receptions per game Daniel Polk 7 Braden Smith 1 (5.60) and 11th in receiving yards (60.80)...C.J. Oates Passing Yards...... Number of Times is tied for seventh in scoring (6.00), seventh in rushing Daniel Polk 21 Matt Vollono 11 (63.75) and 18th in total offense (63.75)...Braden Smith is Braden Smith 5 eighth in total offense (183.60), eighth in passing efficiency Wesley Snow 1 Receptions...... Number of Times (118.86)...Carl Smith is eighth in rushing (63.60), 19th in Mike Stryffeler 10 total offense (63.60) and tied for 23rd in scoring (3.60)... Harrison Jordan 9 Paul Constantine 9 Steth Monroe, Michael Rudisill, Steven Goldsmith, Ter- C.J. Oates 5 rell Barnes and Colten Burris are tied for 13th in intercep- Kelvin Murphy 4 Preston Dodson 3 tions...Milton Brown is 11th in tackles for loss (1.10) and Carl Blain 2 Chris Smith is tied for 20th in the same category... Jordan C.J. Starkey 2 Carl Smith 2 Cramer is 14th in scoring (4.80) and tied for 21st in rush- Alex Royal 2 ing (19.00)...Kurt Odom is 17th in rushing (24.20)...on the Receiving Yards...... Number of Times Harrison Jordan 9 national scene Robinson is seventh in tackles for loss and Mike Stryffeler 7 tied for 29th in sacks...Moore is 20th in punting...Chandler Paul Constantine 5 is tied for 25th in punt returns and 44th in kickoff returns... Kelvin Murphy 3 C.J. Oates 3 Dodson is tied for 31st in receptions per game and 86th in Preston Dodson 3 receiving yards. Carl Blain 2 Carl Smith 2 Rashaun Brown 1 A Few Individual Marks Within Reach: Several All-Purpose Yards...... Number of Times C.J. Oates 9 Campbell players have a few milestones potentially within Carl Smith 7 reach this week...C.J. Oates and Carl Smith, who are Rashaun Brown 6 Harrison Jordan 4 already the schools all-time leading rushers, are only 41 Brandon Chandler 4 yards from reaching 1,600 in his career...Oates is only 47 Paul Constantine 2 Carl Blain 1 all-purpose from being the first Campbell player to reach Milton Brown 1 the 2,000 all-purpose yardage mark...Smith is only 81 yards Daniel Polk 1 Mike Stryffeler 1 from 2,000 all-purpose yards...Harrison Jordan is 21 Preston Dodson 1 yards from reaching 1,000 receiving yards in his career... Interceptions...... Number of Times Christian Dixon 3 Paul Constantine is 88 yards from 900 receiving yards Steven Goldsmith 2 in his career....Brandon Chandler is 61 yards from reach Steth Monroe 2 1,000 kickoff return yards in his career...Adam Willets is Milton Brown 1 Erik Feliciano 1 only one point from 150 career points. Jared Hart 1 Paul Pizzuti 1 Chris Price 1 Big Six: Campbell has six players on the current roster that Chris Smith 1 have accumulated over 1,000 all-purpose yards in their ca- Colten Burris 1 Terrell Barnes 1 reers...running back C.J. Oates leads the group with 1,953 Brandon Stegall 1 yards...running back Carl Smith is up to 1,919...receiver Michael Rudisill 1 Tackles...... Number of Times Harrison Jordan has totaled 1,763 yards...running back Milton Brown 11 Rashaun Brown has 1,247 yards...receiver Paul Constan- Lee Stanley 11 Jared Hart 4 tine is also in the group and has totaled 1,371 all-purpose Christian Dixon 3 yards...Brandon Chandler reached the mark recently and Steven Goldsmith 2 Jeremiah Robinson 3 has 1,186 yards. Erik Feliciano 2 Brandon Chandler 1 Randel Herring 1 PFL Career Leaderboard: C.J. Oates and Carl Smith Steth Monroe 1 are the second leading active rushers in conference with Ryan Davis 1 1,559 yards...Smith is tied for fourth in rushing touchdowns Jeff Swinton 1 Chris Price 1 with 14...Oates is tied for seventh in rushing TDs with

11 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST 11... Harrison Jordan is eighth with 79 career catches Longest Plays in Campbell History (9/24/11) and 10th with 979 career yards...Adam Willets is fourth in Rush points (149) overall and third in points among just kickers... 82 Carl Smith vs. Morehead State (10/31/09) 65 C.J. Oates vs. Jacksonville (9/24/11) Ted Moore tops all punters with his 7,673 yards...Milton 60 Carl Smith vs. Valparaiso (11/6/10) Brown is second in career tackles (239)...Jeremiah Robin- 58 C.J. Oates @ BSC (9/12/09) son is tied for eighth in sacks (8.5)...Brandon Chandler is 54 C.J. Oates vs. Apprentice (9/10/11) sixth in kick return yardage (939) and passes defended (17) 50 Kurt Odom vs. Valparaiso (11/6/10) plus eighth in punt return yardage (133). 42 Daniel Polk vs. Valparaiso (11/6/10) 42 Rashaun Brown vs. Dayton (9/10/09) Drake Loss: Drake raced out to 21-0 lead and held on for 31-14 victory over Campbell (10/1)...Drake’s Mike Piat- Pass kowski was impressive in going 30-of-33 for 342 yards and 85 Matt Vollono to Carl Blain vs. Methodist (9/5/09) three touchdowns...the loss for Campbell was the team’s 65 Daniel Polk to Harrison Jordan vs. Methodist (9/5/09) 64 Braden Smith to Paul Constantine vs. Butler (10/8/11) fourth in as many tries to Drake...Jeremiah Robinson had 60 Daniel Polk to Paul Constantine vs. Dayton (10/10/09) another impressive defensive performance for CU with 12 54 M. Vollono to Paul Constantine vs. Methodist (9/5/09) tackles, 2 sacks and 2.5 stops for loss. 50 Alex Munro to Carl Blain vs. Davidson (11/1/08) May Need To Ice the Arm: Braden Smith attempted 50 Punt Returns passes for Campbell against Drake (10/1)...the 50 attempts 25 Brandon Chandler vs. Butler (10/24/09) were 10 more than the previous school mark that he set 24 Brandon Chandler vs. Drake (10/1/11) earlier this season....Smith also completed a school-record 22 Erik Feliciano vs. Valparaiso (11/6/10) 28 passes for a school-record 263 yards...Smith also both 21 Brandon Chandler vs. Apprentice (9/10/11) ran and threw for a touchdown. 17 Brandon Chandler vs. Jacksonville (9/24/11) 16 Brandon Chandler vs. Morehead State (10/31/09) Loss To Jacksonville: Campbell lost to Jacksonville by a Kickoff Returns 57-21 score (9/24)...the points allowed were a school record 86 Brandon Chandler vs. Valparaiso (11/15/08) as were the 713 yards the Camels gave up on defense... 51 Brandon Chandler vs. Carthage (9/27/08) the game was back and fourth up until the early part of the 41 Brandon Chandler vs. ODU (9/3/11) third quarter when JU went on a run and scored the last 36 41 Paul Constantine vs. Georgia State (9/25/10) points of the game to earn the victory going away...Camp- 39 Brandon Chandler vs. ODU (9/3/11) bell is now 0-4 all-time against JU and 0-5 all-time in the 37 Brandon Chandler vs ODU (9/3/11) week following the team’s off week. Field Goals 47 Adam Willets @ UVA Wise (9/4/10) Notables From JU: Preston Dodson set a new Campbell 46 Adam Willets vs. Old Dominion (9/11/10) record with nine catches...Dodson also tied a CU record 44 Adam Willets vs. Morehead State (10/31/09) with two receiving touchdowns (Harrison Jordan - Meth- 42 Adam Willets @ Carthage (9/27/08) odist - 9/5/09)...the 65-yard rush from C.J. Oates was 38 Adam Willets vs. Drake (10/16/10) the longest of his career and the second longest run ever 37 Adam Willets vs. Butler (10/8/11) for a CU running back (Carl Smith - 82 yards - More- 36 Adam Willets vs. Dayton (10/10/09) head State - 10/31/09)...Ted Moore set a CU record with 36 Adam Willets @ Old Dominion (10/17/09) a 70-yard punt...the record he broke was the 64 yard punt he had against Valparaiso (11/6/10)...Steth Monroe’s 48- Punts yard interception return at the end of the first half was the 70 Ted Moore vs. Jacksonville (9/24/11) 64 Ted Moore vs. Valparasio (11/6/10) second longest in school history (Milton Brown - 99 yards 63 Ted Moore @ Butler (10/2/10) - Carthage - 9/27/08)....Jeff Swinton’s 10 tackles against 61 Ted Moore vs. Valparaiso (11/15/08) JU made him the eighth different CU player to ever reach 60 Ted Moore @ Davidson (9/19/09) double figures in stops in a single game.

Interception Returns Moore Named to CFPA List: Ted Moore became the 99 Milton Brown @ Carthage (9/27/08) third Campbell player to earn weekly recognition from the 48 Steth Monroe vs. Jacksonville (9/24/11) College Football Performance Awards in as many week this 47 Donte’ Washington @ Carthage (9/27/08) 45 Cody Lyon vs. Morehead State (10/31/09) 12 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Campbell Record By The:

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Year Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Wk4 Wk5 Wk6 Wk7 Wk8 Wk9 Wk10 Wk11 Wk12 Wk13 Overall 2008 L L L L W L L L Bye L Bye L L 1-10 2009 W L L Bye L L L L W L W L - 3-8 2010 W L L L W Bye L L L W L L - 3-8 2011 L W Bye L L W ------1-1 Totals 2-2 1-3 0-3 0-3 2-2 1-2 0-3 0-3 1-1 1-2 1-1 0-3 0-1 9-29

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Year Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Overall 2008 0-1 1-3 0-3 0-3 -- 1-10 2009 0-0 1-2 1-4 1-2 -- 3-8 2010 0-0 1-3 1-3 1-2 -- 3-8 2011 0-0 1-2 1-1 -- -- 1-1 Totals 0-1 4-10 3-11 2-8 -- 9-29 season when he was an named an honorable mention selec- Out of Nowhere: For the first time since restarting the pro- tion for Punter of the Week (9/26)...Moore punted eight gram Campbell’s football is received votes in The Sports times for 349 yards (43.6 yards a punt)...he had a long of 70 Network FCS Poll...CU received seven votes and earned and placed three of his punts inside the 20...Moore has now the most votes out of any PFL team for the week of Sept. recorded five punts of 60+ yards in his career...the other CU 19 in the poll. players to earn CFPA recognition this season are Jeremiah Robinson (DL - 9/3) and C.J. Oates (RB - 9/10)... over the Campbell Defeats Apprentice: Campbell used all phases course of this season, CFPA recognizes national performers of the team to defeat Apprentice 76-0 (9/10) as the team’s of the week....at the end of the season, CFPA will recognize offense, defense and special teams all scored touchdowns in several national performers of the year. the win...C.J. Oates led the offensive attack with 139 yards rushing and four touchdowns...Michael Rudisill scored a defensive touchdown for Campbell when he returned a fumble 26 yards for a score...Paul Constantine blocked a punt and was able to scoop it up for a 10-yard punt return touchdown for the special teams score. Campbell Division I Record By State Alabama...... 0-1 Records From the Apprentice Game: The Camels were Florida...... 0-2 able to set numerous records in the Apprentice contest... Indiana...... 2-0 the team’s 76 points scored topped the previous record of Iowa...... 0-3 55 (Valparaiso - 11/6/10)...the point total also tied the PFL Kentucky...... 0-2 single game scoring record set originally by Dayton in New York...... 0-1 2003 against St. Joseph’s (Ind.)...the shutout was the first- ever recorded by the program and bested the previous low North Carolina...... 5-16 point total of three allowed against Valparaiso (11/14/09)... Ohio...... 0-2 the Camels allowed 63 offensive yards in the game to better Virginia...... 1-2 the previous mark of 160 against Valparaiso (11/14/09)... Wisconsin...... 1-0 the team’s seven sacks recorded were also the school Combined 9-29 record and bested the previous mark of four against More-

13 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST All-Time Team Top Performances ing shortened by five minutes by the referees (so apparently football does have an unofficial “mercy rule”).

• Pts in Quarter...... 35 (Methodist - 2nd - 9/5/09) Putting the Points in Perspective: The 76 points that Campbell scored against Apprentice would have been 78 • Yards in Quarter...... 234 (Methodist - 2nd - 9/5/09) percent of the team’s entire scoring output in the inaugural season of 2008 (98 points)...the 76 points scored was more • Rush yds in Qrter...... 149 (Valparaiso - 3rd - 11/6/10) points than the Campbell men’s basketball team scored on 23 occasions during the 2010-11 season. • Passing yds in Qrter...... 193 (Methodist - 2nd - 9/5/09) Oates Takes Home Three Awards: C.J. Oates was able • 1st Down in Qrter...... 12 (Apprentice - 1st - 9/10/11) to win three awards following his outstanding game against Apprentice (9/10)...Oates became the first Campbell back • Pts in a Half ...... 55 (Apprentice - 1st - 9/10/11) to win the PFL’s Offensive Player of the Week...he became the fifth Campbell player to take home a weekly award by • Pts in A Game...... 76 (Apprentice - 9/10/11) the PFL (Milton Brown - defense, Cody Lyon - defense, Brandon Chandler - defense, Adam Willets - special head State (10/31/09)...the team’s 62 rushing attempted teams)...Oates was also an honorable mention selection to bettered the previous mark of 60 against Morehead State the College Football Performance Award (CFPA) list...he (11/20/10)...the Camels were able to pile up 31 first downs was the second Campbell player named to the CFPA list in the game bettering the 25 against Birmingham-Southern this season (Jeremiah Robinson - Week 1)...Oates added a (9/12/09)...C.J. Oates (four TDs) broke the school single selection as the Pioneer Football League’s Weekly repre- game touchdown mark and topped the three ground scores sentative on the College Sports Madness list on Sept. 12. by both Daniel Polk and Kurt Odom against Valparaiso (11/6/10)...the 55 points Campbell scored in the opening Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood: Redshirt senior defensive half topped the 35 scored in the first half against Valparaiso end Jeremiah Robinson had a huge opening game for (11/6/10)...the team’s 14 tackles for loss broke the previous Campbell against Old Dominion (9/3) with 11 tackles, two mark of 10 against Morehead State (10/31/09). sacks, 2.5 tackles for loss and a forced fumble...his two sacks are tied for the second most in school history behind Additional Notes From Apprentice: The Camels were Jason Hill’s 2.5 sacks against Morehead State (10/31/09). able to top 400 yards rushing for the second time in school history (416 - Valparaiso - 11/6/10)...the team’s 34 points in Jeremiah Robinson Honored: Jeremiah Robinson was the opening quarter was the second highest by the team and an honorable mention defensive lineman selection to the only has been topped by the 35 points scored in the second College Football Performance Award (CFPA) weekly list quarter against Valparaiso (11/6/10)...the game marked after his 11 tackle, two sacks, 2.5 tackles for loss and forced the first game that Campbell’s special teams were able to fumble against Old Dominion. come up with a pair of blocked punts in the same game... Paul Constantine’s scoop and score on the first blocked Other Notables From Old Dominion: The ODU listed punt was the team’s first-ever punt return touchdown...C.J. crowd of 19,818 was the largest crowd that Campbell has Oates topped the 100 yard rushing mark for the fourth time ever played in front of, bettering the 19,782 fans that CU in his career with 139 yards on the ground on 16 carries played for in 2009 also against Old Dominon in Norfolk, (8.7 yards per carry)...his 139 yards rushing is the second Va....in Campbell football history three of the four largest best single game rushing performance ever for Campbell crowds have come from games with Old Dominion as the behind the 143 he ran for against Carthage (9/27/08)...the opponent...the Camels rushing attack was limited to 50 100 yard individual rushing performance by Oates was yards against the Monarchs. the 12th in school history...the 146 all-purpose yards by Oates tied for the second-best in school history...Michael Not From Around Here: The Camels have a new quarter- Rudisill’s fumble return touchdown hadn’t been done by back, Braden Smith, that has ventured across the country a Campbell player since Paul Pizzuti recovered a fumble from Rockwall, Texas and dropped down to the Football in the end zone off a kick against Methodist (9/5/09)...the Championship Series (FCS) level to play quarterback at Camels amazingly enough did all the damage in the game Campbell...Smith was at SMU (a Football Bowl Series despite only playing 55 minutes with the fourth quarter be- school) for three years in which he played two years of 14 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST football, redshirted a season and earn his degree in Eng- lish...Smith still has two years of eligibility remaining. Look, Mom! I’m On TV!: Campbell defensive end Jeremiah Robinson had an interesting internship over the The Ball May Be Different, But He Can Still Play: The summer...he traveled and worked at PBS Affiliate WGHB other large addition to the Campbell offense is former CU in Boston, Mass. ...while at WGBH he worked on “High basketball post player Preston Dodson...Dodson was a School Quiz Show,” an academic game show, formatted four-year player at CU and ended his career having played a lot like “Jeopardy,” and its online companion on Face- in 117 games with 679 points and 408 rebounds...with one Book...the show’s objective is to challenge the knowledge year of eligibility remaining, Dodson decided to walk-on of local high school students with questions that range from the football team while taking graduate school classes...he “tricky” to very difficult...highlighting the show are guest works as a member of the wide receiver group and gives appearances from A-List celebrities like Alec Baldwin, the Camels a big downfield target. Katie Couric, Queen Noor of Jordan and comedian Steve Carell...the celebrities ask questions of the contestants via The Bo Jackson Of The Team: Campbell running back video and it was one of Robinson’s responsibilites to line Kurt Odom, after running for 120 yards and four touch- up the potential guests. downs as a freshman, decided to use his athletic gifts and spent his spring semester as a member of CU’s baseball U-N-I-T-Y, Unity Council: The Camels have continued program. the trend of the last three years of using a Unity Council in 2011..the council is comprised of: Andy Johnson, Chris- Burt Doing Good Work: Campbell offensive guard tian Rogers, Paul Constantine, Reshaun Brown, Dakota Branden Burt was one of 132 nominees nationwide named Wolf, Randel Herring, Chris Price, Jared Hart and to the 2011 Allstate Goodworks Team®...the award recog- Adam Willets nizes the top student-athletes in the areas of giving back, volunteerism and standing out for the positive influence Representing: Campbell’s football team has three play- they have in their communities...this is the 20th year of the ers on the Student-Athlete Advisory Council this season in program, which has become the gold standard for off-the- Sam Eberwein, Mike Rudisill and Kurt Odom. field character and leadership for college football players... Burt is the second Campbell player to earn the distinction A Little Change Never Did Anyone Any Harm: of being named a nominee (Charles Fiore - 2010). Campbell is returning most of its staffing from last season, but did make a few small changes in the coaching staff... Other Preseason Award Winners: Prior to the start of the coming aboard to aid in the coaching of the team’s defen- 2011 season Campbell’s football team had eight other play- sive backs in Duncan McLaurin, who was most recently ers that garnered individual attention from national media coaching at Dillion High School in South Carolina...also outlets...redshirt senior offensive lineman Jeremy Hill was joining the staff is former Campbell linebacker Will Phil- chosen for the FCS Senior Scout Bowl Watch List...redshirt lippi...Phillippi joins the staff to work with the outside senior kicker Adam Willets was named as a candidate for linebackers this season after earning a pair of letters while the 2011 Fred Mitchell Place Kicking Award - the annual playing with CU through the 2010 campaign. award is provided to the nation’s top collegiate place kicker among more than 750 FCS, Division II, Division III and Who’s Back: The Camels return 67 players that were on NAIA football teams...Willets and Ted Moore were both last year’s opening day roster last season...of the 67 return- named to College Football Performance Awards Watch ing players, 31 were able to earn multiple letters in the first Lists...Willets earned a spot as a place kicker, while Moore three years of the program. was the team’s representive on the punters list...CU also had five players that were selected to Phil Steele’s Pre- A Job Well Done: Defensive line coach Nick Cavallo season All-PFL Team: senior Rashaun Brown (RB) and received a promotion in the off-season and is now also in redshirt senior Jared Hart (DB) highlight the choices for charge of Campbell’s recruiting efforts...he was directly Campbell and were first team selections...CU also had three involved with Campbell’s 2011 recruiting class. players on the second team in seniors Sam Issermoyer (OL) and Branden Burt (OL) and redshirt senior Randel New Faces And New Places: The Camels have 36 true Herring (DL)...Herring and Issermoyer were both invited freshmen on the roster plus two transfers (wide receiver to participate in the Lombardi Bowl - an FCS All-Star event Jabri Ridenhour and quarterback Braden Smith) plus a taking place in Virginia Beach, Va. on Jan. 16. graduate student in former CU basketball player Preston

15 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Dodson. team (51 percent of the team is still freshman or redshirt freshman)...the team is slightly younger overall than last The Tall and The Small: Offensive lineman Jeremy Hill year’s team (49 percent in 2010), but not nearly as young is the tallest member of the 2010 Campbell roster and as two years ago (54 percent in 2009) or three years ago stands 6 foot 9 inches tall...the smallest members of the (91 percent were freshmen or lacked any college playing team are receivers Carl Blain, Darius Carter and defen- experience in 2008)...the team still does sport 55 true fresh- sive back Ryan Davis, who all stand at 5 foot 6 inches tall. men or redshirt freshmen, but they are supplemented by a group of 53 that gained college on-field experience in one He’s Not Heavy, He’s My Brother: Tipping the scales as of the first three years of the program...on the opening day the heaviest on the CU football squad is redshirt sophomore roster 37 players are true freshmen, 18 are redshirt fresh- defensive lineman Demeturis Jenkins, who tops out at 378 men, six are sophomores, 10 are redshirt sophomores, six pounds...in comparison the lightest member of the squad is are juniors, four are redshirt juniors, 18 are redshirt seniors freshman receiver Darius Carter at 152 pounds. and one player is a graduate student that is playing his first year of collegiate football. Not A Lot Of Salad Eaters In the Group: Campbell is sporting a slightly beefier squad, after some hard work in The Built In Buddy System: In a contrast to previous the weight room during the offseason, with 18 members of years the Camels only have seven sets of high school the team weighting 280 pounds or more...of the 18 players, teammates (15 players) on the roster...also in a contrast to eight are 300 pounds or more. previous years only one high school has three or members on the team and that is Enloe (Paul Constantine, Tau- True Carolina Blue: The state of North Carolina domi- rean Lynch and T.J. McGee)...those high schools that nates the home states of the 2011 roster with 80 of the 109 are represented by a pair of alumni include Clayton (Tyler players hailing from the ‘Tar Heel State’... in all 10 Dean and Sam Eberwein), D.H. Conley (Branden Burt different states are represented by players on the opening and Chris Smith), First Assembly Christian Academy (Ian day roster...the states listed from largest to smallest roster Wilson and Brandon Stegall), Glenn (Rashaun Brown contingent are: and Brandon Chandler), Smithfield-Selma Alex( Green and Andy Johnson) and Wake Forest-Rolesville (Jordan North Carolina 80 Cramer and Chinedu Onuoha) South Carolina 10 Virginia 7 The Places We Will Go: Through bus and plane travels Florida 4 the Campbell football team will put in 6,754.92 miles on Georgia 2 the road this season... the farthest travel will be the 2315.26 New York 2 miles to Des Moines, Iowa to take on Drake on Oct. 1...the New Jersey 1 shortest trip will be to Davidson, N.C. (323.62) to battle Maryland 1 against Davidson on October 29. Tennessee 1 Texas 1 It’s Not Where You Start...But Where You Finish: Campbell after an impressive third season of improvement Meet The Browns: Once again this season that saw the team win a pair of games in Pioneer Football Campbell’s football program has a multiple players with League play have moved up in the preseason prediction the last name of Brown...Dalton Brown is an offensive rankings to seventh this season...the preseason ranking is lineman from Charlotte, Rashaun Brown is a running back the highest in the Division I era...the Camels earned a total from Winston-Salem and Milton Brown is a linebacker of 33 points and are predicted to finish ahead of Marist from Havelock...so the same last name, but obviously they (31), Davidson (23) and Valparaiso (9)...leading the pack are not related...the team also features players with the this season is Jacksonville, who earned eight first place same last name of Bridges (Greg and Jonathan), Davis votes and 80 points...the Dolphins earned a share of its sec- (Ryan and Todd), Hill (Jeremy and Luke), Rogers (Chris- ond PFL title last season with an 8-0 record...Dayton, who tian and Jonathon) Smith (Braden Carl, Chris and Lucas) also earned a share of the title last season, are predicted to and Williams (DeAnthony and Josh) place second this year and received a first place vote and 69 points...round out the top three was Drake, who totaled 61 Not Quite As Green This Season: If you look at the points and a first place vote... overall roster the Camels are still a relative young football

16 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST 1. Jacksonville (8) - 80 pts. Coordinator Chris Hemeyer is in his first year as the radio 2. Dayton (1) - 69 pts voice of Fighting Camel football and men’s basketball.... 3. Drake (1) - 61 pts. Hemeyer joined the Fighting Camel staff over the summer 4. San Diego - 59 pts. from Kinston, where he was Director of Broadcasting and 5. Butler - 47 pts. Public Relations for the Kinston Indians, the Cleveland 6. Morehead State - 38 pts. Indians affiliate in the Carolina (Class A) League. In his 7. Campbell - 33 pts. six years with the Indians, the radio network grew from 8. Marist - 31 pts. one to four stations...he also produced and hosted a weekly 9. Davidson - 23 pts television show, Tribe Talk, and spearheaded the All-Star 10. Valparaiso - 9 pts. Student Program, which reaches more than 66,000 students in Eastern North Carolina...his football experience includes Camels On The Air: Campbell University and the television sideline reporting for ECU football games on Christian Listening Network are entering their fifth year of MASN and Comcast Sports Southeast...Hemeyer was an agreement for WCLN 107.3 FM to become the flagship also the studio host for Ohio University football for radio station for all football and men’s basketball broadcasts on broadcasts on the Ohio IMG Sports Network...last season, the Campbell University Radio Network. Hemeyer hosted a post-game call-in show and weekly talk show for East Carolina football...Hemeyer also filled in as As the marquee signal for the Christian Listening Network, color commentary for the Campbell-Georgia State football Christian 107.3 will be the broadcast home for all regular broadcast last season...Hemeyer arrived in North Carolina season football and men’s basketball contests and provide in 2001, spending five years at WCTI-TV in New Bern...he extended coverage into all postseason games. worked as a news and sports reporter, moving up to weekend sports anchor...he graduated from the University of Licensed by the Federal Communication Commission to Missouri in 1999. Clinton, N.C., WCLN’s broadcast signal reaches parts of 21 counties in southeastern North Carolina including all of The Rest Of The Crew: Joining Chris Heymeyer in the Harnett, Cumberland, Johnston, and Sampson counties... broadcasting booth this season as the color analyst for the the station’s signal also covers a majority of Wake County, majority of the games is Andy Bowman, a faculty mem- including a large portion of Raleigh. ber at Campbell, who works in pharmacy, alumni affairs and continuing education...working the pre and post game In the summer of 2010 Campbell University and Curtis for the second consective season will be Campbell’s Bill Media Group reached an agreement for WSML 1200-AM Priestley. (Greensboro, N.C.) to become the first affiliate station for Fighting Camel football on the Campbell University Radio Right In Time: In 2010, the NCAA Football Division I Network....WSML, a member of the new Triad Sports Net- Championships expanded from 16 to 20 teams, with the work, will broadcast all 11 regular season football contests Big South Conference and Northeast Conference (former and provide Campbell University and its athletic teams Gridiron Classic opponent) now able to get automatic bids with unprecedented coverage into North Carolina’s Triad for their championships...it was the first time since 1987 area (Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem)....the Camp- that NCAA Division I Football Championship had been bell University Radio Network now reaches into portions expanded - then from 12 teams to 16 teams...in addition of 41 counties and covers parts of, if not all of, Fayetteville, 10 of the 14 FCS conferences will receive automatic bids Greensboro, Durham, Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Winston-Salem into the tournament...entering 2011 there are 120 programs and the home of Campbell University, Buies Creek. competing in football at the Division I FCS Level...this year’s championship game will be played on Jan. 7, 2012 Can’t Make The Game?....Then Do We Have A Solution in at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas...the championship For You!!! Campbell fans outside the WCLN listening area game had been held in Chattanooga, Tenn. from 1997 until will be able to watch and listen to a majority of Fighting December of 2009...this will be the second year that the Camel home and away events online...football, men’s and championship game will be held in Frisco, Texas women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, baseball, softball, volleyball, and wrestling will all be available PFL Could Receive At-Large Bid in 2011: While the PFL through the school’s athletic website www.GoCamels.com. does not receive an automatic spot into the 2011 championship, the league’s champion could still receive what would A New “Voice Of The Camels”: Athletics Marketing amount to an automatic at-large bid under the following

17 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST criteria Up Next: The Camels return home for the annual Home- 1) Team wins a minimum of eight Division I games during coming Game where the team will take on San Diego at 1 the season; p.m. at Barker-Lane Stadium. 2) Team wins a minimum of two non-conference games against Division I teams representing a conference that earned one of the 10 automatic qualifying bids (AQ) 3) Team finishes the season ranked 20th or higher in an average of the last regular season media, coaches and/or computer poll (which will be determined by the committee on an annual basis).

This criteria is not intended to be a permanent solution for interested and eligible conference without an AQ bid (Pio- neer League would be one)...rather the criteria should only be used to bridge the time between such conferences ap- plying for an AQ and the time needed to formally approve the fund necessary bracket expansion - not more than two years...the committee believes it is important to continue to adhere to Cabinet policy limiting the number of AQ conferences to not more than 50% of the championship bracket.

Division I FCS, Please: Although some people may accidentally still refer to it as I-AA, the term the best represents the level of Division I football in which the Pioneer Football League competes has been retired... beginning with the 2006 National Championship game, the term Football Championship Subdivision (or FCS) is to be used....FCS is the only Division I football rank to host an NCAA sponsored national championship (one of 88 championships the NCAA sponsors)...the division formerly know as I-A was changed to Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) and those teams compete for the Bowl Champion- ship Series (BCS) national championship...teams who play at the FCS level can offer a maximum of 63 scholarships (FBS team can offer 85) and complete in a 20-team playoff at the end of the season to determine the national champion.

PFL Adds A Pair Of Schools: Over the summer the Pion- ner Football League expanded by two schools and invited Mercer and Stetson to join the league in 2013...both schools are starting football program and the 2013 season will be the first year of competition...the addition of the two school will bring the league’s membership up to 12..both had football earlier this century...Mercer last played football in 1941, while Stetson last took the field in 1956...With the additional growth, the league foresees increased scheduling opportunities for its members which should further limit the impact of travel-related costs...to that end, league members recently agreed to implement an eight-game conference schedule beginning with the 2013 campaign, but have not determined the schedule’s structure at this time.

18 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST The Last Time Campbell... The Last Time A Campbell Opponent...

...Returned a kickoff for a touchdown was on Nov. 15, 2008 ...Returned a kickoff for a touchdown was on Nov. 13, 2010 when Brandon Chandler took the opening kick against Valparaiso when Jacksonville’s Colby Walden returned a kick for an 82 yard 86 yards for a score. score.

...Returned an interception for a touchdown was on Oct. 31, ...Returned an interception for a touchdown was on Nov. 22, 2009 when Cody Lyon stepped in front of Zach Lewis pass at- 2008 when Morehead State’s David Hyland stepped in front of tempt and returned it 45 yds for a touchdown against an Alex Monroe pass attempt and returned it 100 yards for a Morehead State. touchdown.

...Returned a fumble for a touchdown was on Sept. 10, 2011 ...Returned a fumble for a touchdown occurred on Sept. 6, when Michael Rudisill recovered a fumble and returned it for 26 2008 when Methodist’s Danny Burback recovered a botched yard touchdown. snapped punt in the endzone for a touchdown.

...Blocked a punt was on Sept. 10, 2011 when Paul Constantine ...Returned a punt for a touchdown was on Nov. 15, 2008 when and Kurt Odom blocks punts against Apprentice. Valparaiso’s John Popper returned a Campbell punt 48 yards for a score. ...Shutout an opponent was against Apprentice on Sept. 10, 2011 in a 76-0 win. ...Shutout Campbell was by Davidson on Nov. 1, 2008...the Wildcats scored 21 points in the first half and tallied 28 points in ...Allowed less than 100 yards of offense was against Appren- the second for a 49-0 victory (29 games ago) tice on Sept. 10, 2011 when CU’s defense allowed just 63 yards. ...Rushed for more than 300 yards was on Sept, 24 2011 when ...Rushed for more than 300 yards was on Sept. 10, 2011, Jacksonville totaled 317 yards on 43 attempts when CU ran for 403 yards on 62 carries against Apprentice...the Camels used eight different players to carry the ball but were led ...Passed for more than 400 yards was on Sept.24, 2011 when by C.J. Oates and his 139 yards rushing. Jacksonville threw for 410 yards on 25 completions and 31 attempts. ...Passed for more than 250 yards was on Oct 1, 2011 when Campbell offense threw for 263 yards. ...Had a 100-yard rusher was Rudell Small, who ran for 114 yards for Jacksonville in a 31-24 victory on Nov. 13, 2010 ...Had a 100-yard rusher was Carl Smith, who rushed for 148 yards in the team’s 38-23 win over Butler on Oct. 8, 2011. ...Had two 100-yard rushers was Kenneth Dawson and J.J. Laster who ran for 144 yards and 110 yards each for Jacksonville ...Had two 100-yard rushers was Daniel Polk and Carl Smith in the 57-21 Dolphins win on Sept. 24, 2011 who ran for 105 and 100 yards, respectfully against Valparaiso on Nov. 14, 2009 ...Had a multi-touchdown receiving performance was by Joey Orlando from Drake, who caught two touchdowns on Oct. 1, ...Had a 100-yard receiver was Paul Constantine, who caught 2011. five passes for 106 yards against Davidson on Sept. 18, 2010 ...Had two multi-touchdown receiving performances was by ...Had a multi-touchdown receiving performance was on Sept. Reid Evans and Marquel Thomas of Old Dominion, who both 24, 2011 by Preston Dodson, who caught two touchdown passes, caught two touchdowns on Sept. 11, 2010. in a 57-21 loss to Jacksonville. ...Had a multi-touchdown rushing performance was on Sept. ...Had a multi-touchdown rusher was on Oct. 8, 2011 when 24, 2011 when Kenneth Dawson from Jacksonville ran for two Carl Smith ran for two touchdowns against Butler. scores.

...Had an 80-yard plus offensive play was on Oct. 31, 2009 ...Had an 80-yard plus offensive play was on Oct. 30, 2010 when Carl Smith ripped off an 82-yard rush against Morehead when Marist’s Michael Rios caught an 80-yard touchdown pass. State. ...Punted fewer than two times in a game was on Nov. 13, 2010 ...Did not attempt a punt was against Apprentice on Sept. 10, when Jacksonville was only forced to punt once for 25 yards. 2011 when Ted Moore did not attempt a punt.

19 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST The Beginning Of A New Era....Campbell First Times/Records Tackle...... Adam Willets against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) Defensive Tackle...... Donte’ Washington and Christian Dixon against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) Offensive Play...... Carl Smith 2-yd run against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) Offensive Drive...... 3 plays, 2 yards, TOP 00:56 against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) Completed Pass...... Matt Vollono to Kelvin Murphy 14 yds against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) First Down...... Matt Vollono to Kelvin Murphy 14-yd pass against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) Running First Down...... Carl Smith 7-yd run on 3rd and 1 against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) Fourth Down Conversion...... Matt Vollono on 4th and 1 on CU’s second drive in first quarter against ...... Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) Points...... Adam Willets 30-yd field goal against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) 14 plays, 67 yds, TOP 7:17 Forced Fumble...... Brandon Chandler on Michael Franklin against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) Interception Thrown...... Matt Vollono against Birmingham-Souther (8-30-08) Punt...... Brennan Burt, 31 yds on first CU drive against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) 100 yard Rushing Game...... Carl Smith 109 yds against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) 100 yard Receiving Game...... Paul Constantine 106 yards against Davidson (9-18-10) Offensive Touchdown...... Carl Smith 2 yd run against Methodist (9-6-08), 10 plays, 80 yards, 2:43 TOP Passing Touchdown...... Matt Vollono to Harrison Jordan 18 yds against Methodist, 5 plays, 34 yards , 0:41 Multiple Touchdown Game...... (3) against Methodist (9-6-08) First Interception...... Erik Feliciano against Jacksonville (9-13-08) First Two Interception Game...... Donte’ Washington against San Diego (9-20-08) First Three Interception Game...... Milton Brown against Carthage (9-27-08) First Return For A Touchdown...... Milton Brown 32 yd. interception against Carthage (9-27-08) Longest Play From Scrimmage...... Milton Brown, 99 yd. interception return against Carthage (9-27-08) First Kickoff Touchdown...... Brandon Chandler, 86 yd. return against Valparaiso (11-15-08) Shortest TD Drive...... 00:05 seconds, one play, 5 yards, Kurt Odom rush against Valparaiso (11-6-10) ...... 00:05, one play, 5 yards, Kurt Odom rush against Apprentice (9-10-11) Fastest Two Touchdowns by Campbell.... 00:09 seconds apart, Paul Constantine 54 yd reception and Paul Pizzuti recovered fumble on kickoff against Methodist (9-5-09) Longest Offensive Play...... 85 yd. reception by Carl Blain from Matt Vollono against Methodist (9-5-09) Longest Rush...... 82 yards by Carl Smith against Morehead State (10-31-09) Fumble Recovery for Touchdown...... Paul Pizzuti against Methodist (9-5-09) Safety...... Tyler Dean against Morehead State (10-31-09) Blocked Punt...... Kurt Odom against Marist (10-30-10) Two Blocked Punts...... Paul Constantine and Kurt Odom against Apprentice (9-10-11) Blocked Punt for Touchdown...... Paul Constantine against Apprentice (9-10-11) First Three rushing TD game (single player)...... Daniel Polk and Kurt Odom against Valparaiso (11-6-10) First Four rushing TD game (single player)...... C.J. Oates against Apprentice (9-10-11)

20 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Campbell Scoring Drives In 2011 Game Qtr. P-Y-TOP Player ODU 1st 9-59-4:37 Dodson 15 yd pass ODU 3rd 7-46-2:06 Cramer 3 yd rush Apprentice 1st 5-70-1:28 Oates 5 yd rush Apprentice 1st 12-71-4:17 Cramer 1 yd rush Apprentice 1st 6-47-2:46 Jordan 5 yd pass Apprentice 1st 1-19-0:05 Odom 19 yd rush Apprentice 1st - Rudisill 26 yd fumble Apprentice 2nd - Constantine 10 yd block punt Apprentice 2nd 3-26-0:57 Cramer 3 yd rush Apprentice 2nd 6-23-2:27 Oates 2 yd rush Apprentice 3rd 3-60-1:09 Oates 3 yd rush Apprentice 3rd 9-66-2:22 Oates 1 yd rush Apprentice 4th 13-86-6:08 Josh Williams 10 yd rush JU 1st 10-35-4:30 Dodson 3 yd pass JU 2nd 6-60-2:04 Ca. Smith 1 yd rush JU 3rd 9-60-3:32 Dodson 11 yd pass DU 3rd 9-60-3:11 B. Smith 1 yd rush DU 4th 11-69-3:00 McMichael 4 yd pass BU 2nd 7-54-3:30 Ca. Smith 16 yd rush BU 2nd 6-28-1:58 Willets 37 yd field goal BU 3rd 10-50-4:36 Ca. Smith 2 yd rush BU 3rd 1-32-00:07 J. Rogers 32 yd pass BU 4th 6-85-2:58 Constantine 64 yd pass BU 4th 12-70-6:08 Cramer 5 yd rush

21 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST 2011 Numerical Campbell Football Roster # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/ High School/Prev. 1 Adam Willets PK 6-1 215 R-Sr. Gibsonville, N.C. / Western Alamance HS 2 C.J. Oates RB 6-1 190 R-Sr. Faison, N.C./ Hobbton HS 3 Harrison Jordan WR 6-0 180 R-Sr. Whiteville, N.C./Whiteville HS 4 Luke Sirgo QB 6-2 185 Fr. Hilton Head, S.C./Hilton Head Christian Academy 4 Shawn Sweeney DB 5-11 180 Fr. Saratoga Springs, N.Y./Saratoga Springs/Bridgeton Academy (PS) 5 Will Newman QB 6-2 185 R-So. Greensboro, N.C./William Hines Page HS 6 Rashaun Brown RB 5-8 203 Sr. Winston-Salem, N.C./Glenn HS 7 Sam Eberwein PK 5-10 187 Jr. Clayton, N.C./Clayton 8 Carl Blain WR 5-6 170 Sr. Conway, S.C./Conway HS 9 Kelvin Murphy WR 6-0 190 R-Sr. Greensboro, N.C. / Grimsley 10 Austin Tart LS 6-3 210 R-Sr. Dunn, N.C./Triton/East Carolina 10 James Hamblin LS 5-11 173 R-Fr. Washington, N.C./Washington HS 11 Braden Smith QB 6-0 200 R-Jr. Rockwall, Texas/Rockwall/Southern Methodist 11 Kevin Collins LB 6-0 219 Fr. Cary, N.C./Green Hope 12 Ted Moore P 6-0 211 Sr. Wilmington, N.C./Laney HS 12 Darius Carter WR 5-6 152 Fr. Fayetteville, N.C./Jack Britt 13 Dakota Wolf QB 6-4 201 So. Stanley, Va./Page County 14 Jordan Hildreth QB 6-1 191 R-Fr. Wadesboro, N.C./Anson High School 15 Nick Potts QB 6-4 215 R-So. Bealeton, Va./Liberty 15 Scott Hayes DB 6-0 177 Jr. Roseboro, N.C./Lakewood 16 Ben Bolling WR 5-11 170 Fr. Raleigh, N.C./Knightdale 17 Jeff Swinton DB 6-1 186 So. Sumter, S.C./Crestwood High 18 Jonathan Bridges WR 5-11 187 Fr. Charlotte, N.C./Victory Christian Center 18 Adam Lutz K/P 6-0 259 Fr. Waxhaw, N.C./Cutherbertson 19 Nate Landi WR 6-1 175 R-Fr. Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Catholic 19 Chad Christopher WR 6-1 175 Fr. Clyde, N.C./Tuscola HS 19 Jake Barr LB 6-0 205 Fr. Hamptonville, N.C./Starmount 20 Chad McMichael WR 6-0 194 R-So. Sterling, Va./Potomac Falls 21 Steth Monroe DB 6-1 196 Jr. Waxhaw, N.C./Parkwood 21 Brandon Stegall DB 5-11 180 R-Fr. Davidson, N.C./First Assembly 22 Ryan Davis DB 5-6 165 R-Jr. Chester, Va./Thomas Dale HS 23 Vince Mantuo RB 5-9 169 R-So. Weston, Fla./Cypress Bay 24 Kurt Odom RB 6-1 201 So. Robbinsville, N.C./Robbinsville High 24 Justice Walker DB 6-1 162 Fr. Columbia, S.C./A.C. Flora 25 Chris Price LB 5-10 218 R-Sr. Beaufort, N.C. / East Carteret HS 26 Aaron Nichols DB 5-8 158 Fr. Grayson, Ga./Grayson 27 Jared Hart DB 6-1 194 R-Sr. Durham, N.C. / N. Raleigh Christian Academy 28 Carl Smith RB 5-10 204 R-Sr. Pinetops, N.C. / South West Edgecombe HS 28 Stephen Sladek RB 5-11 198 R-Fr. Apex, N.C./Middle Creek 29 Erik Feliciano DB 5-7 193 Sr. Fayetteville, N.C./Douglas Byrd HS 30 Matt Farris LB 6-1 220 R-Fr. Greensboro, N.C./Northern Guilford 31 Paul Pizzuti DB 5-11 200 Jr. Florence, S.C./West Florence 32 Michael Rudisill LB 6-0 215 R-So. Charlotte, N.C./Providence High School/Appalachian State 33 Josh Williams RB 5-7 196 R-Fr. Eastover, N.C./Cape Fear HS 33 Chinedu Onuoha LB 5-10 186 Fr. Wake Forest, N.C./Wake Forest Rolesville 34 Brandon Chandler DB 5-8 201 R-Jr. Kernersville, N.C./Glenn HS 35 Andrew Yost LB 6-2 220 Fr. Huntersville, N.C./North Mecklenburg 36 Greg Bridges DB 5-10 165 R-Fr. Greensboro, N.C./Southwest Guilford 37 Steven Goldsmith DB 5-11 196 R-Sr. Manteo, N.C. / Manteo HS 38 Hassan Williamson LB 6-0 208 So. Dillon, S.C./Dillon High 39 Jaylan Adlam DB 6-0 182 Fr. Atlanta, Ga./Mount Vernon 41 Terrell Barnes LB 5-11 223 R-Jr. Deerfield Beach, Fla./J.P. Travella/Mt. Union 42 Taurean Lynch DL 6-3 235 So. Knightdale, N.C./Enloe 43 Milton Brown LB 6-1 232 R-Sr. Havelock, N.C. / Havelock HS 44 Christian Rogers TE 6-6 238 Jr. Arden, N.C./Christ School 45 Jordan Cramer RB 6-1 239 R-Sr. Wake Forest, N.C. / Wake Forest-Rolesville HS 46 Garrett Huneycutt DB 6-1 192 Fr. Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Christian School 47 Colten Burris LB 6-0 217 R-Fr. Norwood, N.C./South Stanly

22 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST 48 Dylan Peebles RB 6-1 190 Fr. Port Leyden, N.Y./South Lewis Central 49 Luke Hill LB 5-8 200 Fr. Poquoson, Va./Poquoson 50 Derick McKoy LB 5-9 183 Fr. Dunn, N.C./Triton 51 Thacker Staley LB 6-0 200 Fr. Orangeburg, S.C./Orangeburg Prep 52 Michael Bolchoz LB 6-0 217 R-So. Columbia, S.C./Cardinal Newman 53 Cecil Garber LB 5-11 204 Fr. Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial 54 John Alford LB 6-0 215 R-Fr. Browns Mills, N.J./Pemberton High 57 Isaac Scott DL 6-1 233 R-Fr. Columbia, S.C./Irmo High 58 Dalton Brown OL 5-11 286 Fr. Pittsboro, N.C./Northwood 58 Danny Dillon LS 6-0 211 Fr. Sanford, N.C./Lee County 59 Jacob Brewer OL 6-1 297 Fr. Monroe, N.C./Piedmont 61 Andy Johnson OL 6-3 285 R-Sr. Smithfield, N.C. / Smithfield-Selma 62 Troy Horan OL 6-3 306 R-Sr. Fayetteville, N.C./Pine Forest 63 Todd Davis OL 5-11 282 Sr. Burlington, N.C./Williams 64 LeShawn Edouard DL 6-0 210 Fr. Smithfield, N.C./Clayton 65 Quacy Beerom DL 6-3 280 Fr. Ormond Beach, Fla./Calvary Christian Academy 66 Alex Ratley OL 6-1 277 Fr. State Road, N.C./Elkin 66 Al Nixon DL 6-0 195 Fr. Rowland, N.C./South Robeson 68 Jared Crumpler DL 6-4 241 Fr. Angier, N.C./Harnett Central 69 Daniel Ritter OL 6-2 313 Jr. Ramseur, N.C./Eastern Randolph 70 Jeremy Hill OL 6-9 340 R-Sr. Goldsboro, N.C. / Rosewood 71 Dylan McSteen OL 6-8 263 Fr. Wilmington, N.C./Ashley 72 Sam Issermoyer OL 6-3 314 Sr. Eldersburg, Md./Liberty 73 Branden Burt OL 6-3 289 Sr. Greenville, N.C./D.H. Conley 74 Adam Stern OL 6-4 302 R-Fr. Randleman, N.C./Asheboro 75 Will Sawyer OL 6-4 301 R-Fr. Elizabeth City, N.C./Pasquotank Co. HS 76 Nick Beaver OL 6-5 315 R-Fr. Spindale, N.C./R.S. Central 78 Demeturis Jenkins DL 5-11 378 R-So. Ahoskie, N.C./Hertford County 79 Harris Hite OL 6-6 258 Fr. Apex, N.C./Middle Creek 80 T.J. McGee WR 5-11 183 Fr. Sophia, N.C./Randleman 81 Paul Constantine WR 6-2 205 Sr. Raleigh, N.C./Enloe 82 A.J. Artis WR 6-0 192 Fr. Eden, N.C./Morehead 83 Jonathon Rogers WR 6-1 188 R-So. Longwood, Fla./Lake Mary 84 Will Keebler WR 6-2 194 R-So. Chattanooga, Tenn./David Brainerd Christian 86 Hunter Hiers TE 6-3 235 Fr. Waxhaw, N.C./Marvin Ridge 86 Josh Quirk WR 5-7 165 R-Fr. Laurinburg, N.C./Scotland 87 Jabri Ridenhour WR 5-11 197 R-Fr. Greensboro, N.C./Western Guilford/Presbyterian 88 Alex Green TE 6-2 241 R-So. Smithfield, N.C./Smithfield-Selma 89 Preston Dodson WR 6-5 225 GS South Mills, N.C./Camden County 90 Lucas Smith DL 6-2 226 R-Fr. Lebanon, Va./Lebanon High School 92 Jeremiah Robinson DL 6-2 242 R-Sr. Atkinson, N.C./Pender HS 93 Freddie Shine DL 6-5 280 R-Sr. Concord, N.C. / Jay M Robinson 94 Chris Smith DL 6-4 279 Sr. Greenville, N.C./Conley HS/Louisburg College 95 Randel Herring DL 6-3 293 R-Sr. Benson, N.C. / West Johnston 95 Ian Wilson DL 6-3 210 Fr. Davidson, N.C./First Assembly Christian 96 Zach Lover LS 6-1 215 R-Fr. Ft. Mills, S.C./United Faith Christian Academy 97 Mitchell Wells TE 6-4 230 Fr. Battleboro, N.C./Northern Nash 98 Tyler Dean TE 6-0 256 R-Sr. Clayton, N.C./Clayton 98 Hunter Somerville TE 6-2 215 Fr. Winston-Salem, N.C./Mount Tabor 99 DeAnthony Williams DL 6-0 288 So. Jacksonville, N.C./Northside High School

Pronunciation Guide LeShawn Edouard Ed -u - ard Chinedu Onuoha Chin - a -due O-new -ha Jaylan Adlam Jalen Add-lam Andre Fontenette Font ta net Oscar Olejniczak O-la-knee-check Quacy Beerom Qua-sea Beer-um Hunter Hiers High ers Will Phillippi Phil ah pea Michael Bolchoz Bolts Harris Hite Height Paul Pizzuti Pa zoo tee Nick Cavallo Ca-vowel -o Sam Issermoyer Is – a - moyer Jabri Ridenhour Ja-bree Ride-en-hour Paul Constantine Constant tine Landon Mariani Mary-on-E Michael Rudisill Rude-a-sill Sam Eberwein Eber wine Steth Monroe St eth Brandon Stegall Stee - gull

23 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST When The Camels Have the Ball

CAMPBELL OFFENSE MARIST DEFENSE

WR 3 Harrison Jordan 6-0 180 R-Sr. DE 92 Terrence Fede 6-4 270 Sr. 83 Jonathon Rogers 6-1 188 R-So. 97 Kevin Stark 6-4 245 So. WR 81 Paul Constantine 6-2 205 Sr. NT 94 David Toriola 6-3 290 Sr. 20 Chad McMichael 6-0 194 R-So. 93 Chris Katerianakis 6-0 293 Jr. TE 88 Alex Green 6-2 241 R-So. DE 95 James Desautels 6-4 250 Sr. 44 Christian Rogers 6-6 238 Jr. 91 Steven Diomede 6-3 225 So. LT 72 Sam Issermoyer 6-3 314 Sr. LB 46 Alex Killian 6-3 210 Sr. 75 Will Sawyer 6-4 301 R-Fr. 41 Pat Crann 6-1 200 Sr. LG 73 Branden Burt 6-3 289 Sr. LB 56 Paul Sakowski 5-11 220 So. 74 Adam Stern 6-4 302 R-Fr. 33 Darius Hill 6-1 230 Jr. C 62 Troy Horan 6-3 306 R-Sr. LB 44 Ryan Cronan 6-0 214 Sr. 61 Andy Johnson 6-3 285 R-Sr. 38 Hugh Kirwan 6-1 215 So. RG 69 Daniel Ritter 6-2 313 Jr. S 26 Tyler Ramsey 5-11 200 Jr. 76 Nick Beaver 6-5 315 R-Fr. 30 Mike Kagafas 5-10 220 So. RT 70 Jeremy Hill 6-9 340 R-Sr. S 43 Brandon Kicklighter 5-10 185 Sr. 75 Will Sawyer 6-4 301 R-Fr. 27 Nick Kaszei 5-11 180 So. QB 11 Braden Smith 6-0 200 R-Jr. S 23 Nick Mainiero 6-1 200 Jr. 13 Dakota Wolf 6-4 201 So. 37 Connor Mathias 6-2 195 Fr. RB 28 Carl Smith 5-10 204 R-Sr. CB 9 Jaquan Bryant 6-1 175 Sr. 2 C.J. Oates 6-1 190 R-Sr. 16 Ryan Roumes 6-1 170 Fr. FB 45 Jordan Cramer 6-1 239 R-Sr. CB 20 Jack Marston 6-0 185 So. 24 Kurt Odom 6-1 201 So. 19 Vinny Fuschetto 5-11 186 Fr. OR

WR 89 Preston Dodson 6-5 225 Gs. 9 Kelvin Murphy 6-0 190 R-Sr.

CAMPBELL SPECIALISTS

P 12 Ted Moore 6-0 211 Sr. 18 Adam Lutz 6-0 259 Fr. LS 10 Austin Tart 6-3 210 R-Sr. 96 Zach Lover 6-1 215 R-Fr. PK 1 Adam Willets 6-1 215 R-Sr. 7 Sam Eberwein 5-10 187 Jr. HLD 12 Ted Moore 6-0 211 Sr. 13 Dakota Wolf 6-4 201 So. KR 34 Brandon Chandler 5-8 201 R-Jr. 24 Kurt Odom 6-1 201 So. KOS 1 Adam Willets 6-1 215 R-Sr. 7 Sam Eberwein 5-9 187 Jr. PR 34 Brandon Chandler 5-8 201 R-Jr. 3 Harrison Jordan 6-0 180 R-Sr.

24 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST When The Red Foxes Have the Ball

MARIST OFFENSE CAMPBELL DEFENSE

LT 77 Peter Evans 6-4 250 Jr. DE 42 Taurean Lynch 6-3 233 So. 62 Kris Riemer 6-3 250 So. 56 Isaac Scott 6-1 233 R-Fr. LG 73 Rocco Manfre 6-4 290 Jr. NG 95 Randel Herring 6-3 293 R-Sr. 74 Brandon Castelbuono 6-3 290 So. 99 DeAnthony Williams 6-0 288 So. C 78 Mike Brereton 6-3 260 So. DE 92 Jeremiah Robinson 6-2 242 R-Sr. 63 Mike Mangino 6-3 275 Fr. 94 Chris Smith 6-4 279 Sr. RG 74 Brandon Castelbuono 6-3 290 So. RLB 41 Terrell Barnes 5-11 223 R-Jr. 62 Kris Riemer 6-3 250 So. 49 Luke Hill 5-8 200 Fr. RT 79 Phede Celestin 6-5 317 Jr. LLB 43 Milton Brown 6-1 232 R-Sr. 73 Rocco Manfre 6-4 290 Jr. 38 Hassan Williamson 6-0 208 R-Fr. TE 84 Anthony Calcagini 6-5 218 Jr. MLB 25 Chris Price 5-10 218 R-Sr. 32 Albert Wright 6-2 200 Jr. 47 Colten Burris 6-0 217 R-Fr. WR 4 Kevin Fitzpatrick 6-2 191 Sr. WLB 32 Michael Rudisill 6-0 215 R-So. 7 Byron Gardner 6-2 195 Sr. 30 Matt Farris 6-1 220 R-Fr. QB 8 Tommy Reilly 5-11 196 Sr. CB 17 Jeff Swinton 6-1 186 So. 13 Chuckie Looney 5-11 175 So. 27 Jared Hart 6-1 194 R-Sr. RB 3 Ryan Dinnebeil 6-0 232 Sr. CB 21 Steth Monroe 6-0 196 Jr. 18 Calvin McCoy 5-9 180 Sr. 36 Greg Bridges 5-10 165 R-Fr. RB 25 Atiq Lucas 5-10 185 So. SS 37 Steven Goldsmith 5-11 196 R-Sr. 28 Tim Moller 6-0 195 Sr. 29 Erik Feliciano 5-7 193 Sr. WR 88 Armani Martin 6-2 190 So. FS 34 Brandon Chandler 5-8 201 R-Jr. 85 Bart Leneghan 6-4 181 Jr. 31 Paul Pizzuti 5-11 200 Jr.

MARIST SPECIALISTS

P 47 Kevin Pauly 6-0 180 R-Sr. 31 Jason Myers 5-10 185 Jr. K 31 Jason Myers 5-10 185 Jr. 47 Kevin Pauly 6-0 180 R-Sr. LS 35 Scott Schachter 6-2 226 Jr. 54 Geoff Maglioccheti 5-11 215 So. KR 9 Jaquan Bryant 6-1 185 Sr. 18 Calvin McCoy 5-9 180 Sr. H 8 Tommy Reilly 5-11 196 Sr. 11 Mike Gentile 6-4 211 Sr. PR 9 Jaquan Bryant 6-1 175 Sr. 23 Nick Mainiero 6-1 200 Jr. KOS 31 Jason Myers 5-10 185 Jr. 47 Kevin Pauly 6-0 180 R-Sr.

25 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Campbell’s 2011 Schedule/ Statistics Date Opponent Score Overall Pioneer League Time Attend 9-3-11 @ Old Dominion 14-41 L 0-1 -- 2:56 19,818 9-10-11 Apprentice 76-0 W 1-1 -- 2:31 3,566 9-24-11 Jacksonville 21-57 L 1-2 0-1 3:12 3,752 10-1-11 @ Drake 14-31 L 1-3 0-2 2:45 2,427 10-8-11 Butler 38-23 W 2-3 1-2 2:42 1,644 10-15-11 @ Marist 12 p.m. 10-22-11 San Diego 1 p.m. 10-29-11 @ Davidson 1 p.m. 11-5-11 Morehead State 1 p.m. 11-12-11 @ Valparaiso 2 p.m. 11-19-11 @ Georgia State 1 p.m.

Team Statistics Campbell Opp SCORING 163 152 Net punt average 35.8 33.0 Points Per Game 32.6 30.4 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:01 30:59 FIRST DOWNS 102 116 3RD-DOWN Conversions 31/73 25/67 Rushing 52 38 3rd-Down Pct 42% 37% Passing 43 70 4TH-DOWN Conversions 6/13 3/12 Penalty 7 8 4th-Down Pct 46% 25% RUSHING YARDAGE 909 603 SACKS BY-Yards 14-98 10-71 Yards gained rushing 1016 765 MISC YARDS 0 22 Yards lost rushing 107 162 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 23 19 Rushing Attempts 213 176 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 1-2 6-6 Average Per Rush 4.3 3.4 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0 Average Per Game 181.8 120.6 RED-ZONE SCORES (20-24) 83% (16-23) 70% TDs Rushing 13 7 RED-ZONE Tds. (19-24) 79% (11-23) 48% PASSING YARDAGE 919 1560 PAT-ATTEMPTS (22-23) 96% (18-19) 95% Comp-Att-Int 92-159-3 130-181-6 ATTENDANCE 8962 22245 Average Per Pass 5.8 8.6 Games/Avg Per Game 3/2987 2/11122 Average Per Catch 10.0 12.0 Neutral Site Games 0/0 Average Per Game 183.8 312.0 TDs Passing 8 12 TOTAL OFFENSE 1828 2163 Total Plays 372 357 Average Per Play 4.9 6.1 Average Per Game 365.6 432.6 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 19-404 28-490 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 10-137 11-107 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-88 3-53 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.3 17.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 13.7 9.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE 14.7 17.7 FUMBLES-LOST 9-6 11-7 Score By Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total PENALTIES-Yards 27-249 30-259 Campbell 41 45 49 28 - 163 Average Per Game 49.8 51.8 Opponents 38 41 44 29 - 152 PUNTS-Yards 24-1007 19-784 Average Per Punt 42.0 41.3

26 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Last Time Out Campbell vs. Butler

$3 Carl Smith and Jordan Cramer ran for career-high The following possession produced a one-play scoring rushing totals and Campbell defeated visiting Butler drive when Huck hit Watkins down the left hash marks PBE 38-23 in a Pioneer Football League match-up Saturday at for a 67-yard TD catch and run to cut the gap to 24-16. AM 2 011 LL Barker-Lane Stadium / Ed Gore Field. Ridley forced a Kurt Odom fumble and Ross Teare C FOOTBALL A fifth-year senior from Pinetops, N.C., Smith ran 30 recovered at the Butler 49, but the Camel defense forced times for 148 yards (4.9 per rush) and two touchdowns. the first of two-straight three-and-outs. Cramer, a fifth-year senior from Wake Forest, N.C., car- After taking over at its own 15-yard line, the Camels ried 11 times for 70 yards (6.4 per attempt) and a score. scored again when Braden Smith hit Constantine in the Quarterback Braden Smith completed 15-of-19 passes right flat on a 3rd-and-6. Constantine, a senior from for 202 yards and two touchdowns. Paul Constantine Raleigh, N.C., broke a tackle and scampered down the had six receptions for 98 yards, including a 64-yard TD right sideline for a 64 yards and 31-16 Camel lead. catch. Jonathan Rogers added a score for the Camels on a Following the second Butler 3-and-out, Campbell 32-yard reception. embarked on a 12-play, 70-yard scoring drive that ate up Brandon Chandler Braden Smith Campbell (2-3, 1-2 PFL) led 10-9 at the half, then 6:15 on the clock. Cramer carried the final 5 yards for outgained the Bulldogs 334-204 and held a 22:15-to- the score to put CU in front 38-16 with 4:16 to play as the THE BUTLER GAME 7:45 advantage in time of possession over the final two Camels gained all their yards on the ground in the stretch. BARKER-LANE STADIUM / ED GORE FIELD quarters. Butler (3-3, 1-2 PFL) had the ball for only 3:13 Butler drove 79 yards and cut the margin to 38-23 OCTOBER 8, 2011 of the final period. when Huck connected on a 41-yard scoring pass with Jeff Andrew Huck completed 34-of-47 passes for 381 Larsen with 2:57 to play. yards and two touchdowns for Butler. Brendan Shannon However, Preston Dodson leaped high to grab the

www.GoCamels.com finished with 10 receptions for 87 yards, while Zach ensuing onside kick and the Camels ran out the clock for Game 5 Game Watkins had 8 grabs for 155 yards, including a 67-yard their first PFL victory of the season. scoring catch. Jordan Ridley finished with 14 total tack- Twice during the opening half Butler had first-and- Campbell vs. Butler les for the Bulldogs. goal situations inside the five-yard line. However, the On the opening possession of the third quarter, Huck Camel defense held Butler to a pair of David Lang field dropped back to pass, but fumbled when Milton Brown goals. October 8, 2011 knocked the ball loose with a sack. Jeremiah Robinson After Lang’s 22-yarder left Butler with a 6-0 lead with recovered at midfield. Carl Smith capped a 10-play drive 7:48 remaining in the period, the ensuing kickoff went Butler-Lane Stadium (which included nine rushes) with a 2-yard plunge on out of bounds at the Campbell 41. 3rd-and-goal to put the Camels in front 17-9 with 9:08 The Camels drove 54 yards on 7 plays and took the Buies Creek, N.C. left in the quarter. lead on Carl Smith’s 16-yard run. Smith carried 6 times Attendance: 1,644 Late in the 3rd period, Butler attempted a fake punt for 48 yards in the drive. on 4th-and-2 from its own 32-yard line, but Constantine CU then forced a 3-and-out on the following posses- knocked Jordan Ridley’s pass down. sion. Michael Wilson’s 20-yard punt gave the Camels Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score On the next play, Braden Smith connected on a 32- the ball at the Butler 28. Adam Willets hit a 37-yard field Butler 3 6 7 7 23 yard pass with Rogers, who leaped between two Butler goal to put the Camels in front 10-6. Campbell 0 10 14 14 38 defenders in the end zone to make the grab and give the Lang’s third field goal of the half, a 35-yarder with 3 Camels a 24-9 lead. seconds left, pulled Butler within 10-9 at the break. Scoring Summary:

BU CAM ROGERS, J. 1-32; CRAMER, Jordan 1-11; ODOM, 1st Quarter Butler-Cam 1:58 BU Lang 19-yd field goal 3-0 FIRST DOWNS 23 22 Kurt 1-8; CHANDLER, B. 1-5. 15-78, 7:44 TOP RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 22-79 55-247 INTERCEPTIONS: Butler-None. Campbell-None. 2nd Quarter PASSING YDS (NET) 381 202 FUMBLES: Butler-GRUBBE, Brandon 1-1; HUCK, 7:48 BU Lang 22-yd field goal 6-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 48-34-0 19-15-0 Andrew 1-1. Campbell-DODSON, Preston 18-76, 5:48 TOP TOTAL OFFENSE Plys-Yds. 70-460 74-449 1-1; ODOM, Kurt 1-1. 4:18 CAM C.Smith 16-yd rush 6-7 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 SACKS (UA-A): Butler-STEPHENS, J. 1-0; RIDLEY, (Willets extra point) 7-54, 3:30 TOP Punt Returns-Yards 1-5 1-4 Jordan 1-0. Campbell-BROWN, Milton 1-0. 1:14 CAM Willets 37-yd field goal 6-10 Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-104 3-58 TACKLES (UA-A): Butler-RIDLEY, Jordan 5-14; 6-28, 1:58 TOP Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 DAUCH, Andy 5-5; YANOW, Paul 2-6; 0:00 BU Lang 35-yd field goal 9-10 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-32.8 3-38.7 STEPHENS, J. 1-7; McKENNA, Jack 4-3; GRADY, 9-57, 1:08 TOP Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-2 Sean 4-1; SZAFRANSKI, J. 2-3; HUNTER, Grant Penalties-Yards 1-1 2-6 1-4; CALDICOTT, Nick 1-4; TENNANT, Jace 1-3; 3rd Quarter Possession Time 26:08 33:52 CLARKSON, T. 1-2; SOMERS, Glen 0-3; TEARE, 9:08 CAM C. Smith 2-yd rush 9-17 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 15 8 of 14 Ross 0-3; SEDIVY, Zack 2-0; BURKE, David 1-1; (Willets extra point) 10-50, 4:36 TOP 1:44 CAM Rogers 32-yd pass from B. Smith 9-24 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 1 BRUMMEL, Jay 1-1; POSS, Jeff 0-2; POWELL, Phil- (Willets extra point) 1-32, 00:07 TOP Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 4-4 lip 0-2; STEWART, Don 1-0; SCHWABE, Jimmy 1:27 BU Watkins 67-yd pass from Huck 16-24 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-17 1-7 1-0; KOTEFF, Robert 1-0; EGAN, Greg 1-0. (Lang extra point) 1-67, 00:10 TOP Campbell-FELICIANO, Erik 3-4; ROBINSON, J. 2-5; RUSHING: Butler-STEWART, Don 11-36; HUCK, PRICE, Chris 1-6; PIZZUTI, Paul 5-1; RUDISILL, Andrew 9-35; HEETER, Trae 2-8. Campbell-SMITH, Mi. 4-2; CHANDLER, B. 4-2; HERRING, Randel 3-2; 4th Quarter Carl 30-148; CRAMER, Jordan 11-70; ODOM, Kurt BROWN, Milton 3-2; BARNES, Terrell 1-4; MON- 12:30 CAM Constantine 64-yd pass from B. Smith 16-31 5-19; CHANDLER, B. 2-13; SMITH, Braden 6-minus ROE, Steth 3-1; GOLDSMITH, S 2-2; SMITH, Chris (Willets extra point) 6-85, 2:58 TOP 1; TM 1-minus 2. 0-4; FARRIS, Matt 3-0; BRIDGES, Greg 1-1; 4:16 CAM Cramer 5-yd rush 16-38 PASSING: Butler-HUCK, Andrew 34-47-0-381; HART, Jared 1-1; WILLIAMS, DeA 0-2; ONUOHA, (Willets kick) 12-70, 6:08 TOP RIDLEY, Jordan 0-1-0-0. Campbell-SMITH, Braden Chinedu 1-0; SWINTON, Jeff 1-0; 2:57 BU Larsen 41-yd pass from Huck 23-38 15-19-0-202. WILLIAMSON, H. 0-1. (Lang extra point) 4-79, 1:12 TOP RECEIVING: Butler-SHANNON, B. 10-87; WAT-

KINS, Zach 8-155; HARVEY, Stuart 5-38;

LARSEN, Jeff 4-74; STEWART, Don 3-12; MESCH, JT 1-7; GRUBBE, Brandon 1-6; HEETER, Trae 1-3; WEBB, Ryan 1-minus 1. Campbell-CONSTANTINE, P. 6-98; DODSON, Preston 3-37; JORDAN, H. 2-11;

27 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Game 4 - Campbell at Drake

Drake (4-1, 2-0 PFL) raced out to a 21-0 halftime lead and 17 and 18 yards passes to Preston Dodson to put the and held on for a 31-14 victory over Campbell (1-3, 0-2 Camels in a potential scoring situation. The Camels’ scor- PFL) on Saturday, Oct. 1 at Drake Stadium. The Camels ing chance came to screeching halt though when Adam have now lost the team’s last five road games. Willets’ 37-yard field goal was blocked to end the half Drake’s Mike Piatkowski connected on 30-of-33 and allow Drake to escape with a 21-0 lead into the break. passes for 342 yards and three touchdowns. Nathan Pad- The Camels dented the scoreboard for the first time dock hauled in seven passes for 97 yards and a score. next. After Chandler sacked the quarterback and forced CU’s Braden Smith completed 28-of-50 passes for fumble that was recovered by Campbell’s Terrell Barnes, 263 yards. His completions, attempts and yardage are all the CU offense marched down the field on a nine play, 60 school records. Smith also led the team with 32 yards yard drive that was finished on Braden Smith’s one-yard on the ground. Preston Dodson was the favorite target rush. The Adam Willets extra point was good to make the with eight catches for 87 yards. The CU defensive effort score 21-7 with 6:10 remaining in the third period. The was led by Jeremiah Robinson. Robinson, a defensive big play of the drive for the Camels was a 32-yard Har- lineman, led the team with 12 tackles, 2.5 stops for loss rison Jordan reception. and 2 sacks. Brandon Chandler had a busy afternoon with Drake answered on their next possession on a Janssen seven tackles on defense, 31 yards as a punt returner and 25-yard field goal to increase the margin to 24-7 with 71 yards returning kicks. He also picked up a sack and 1:55 remaining in the third period. forced a fumble. Drake scored the team’s fourth touchdown of the game Drake scored on the opening drive on a 10 play, 67 on Piatkowski’s two-yard touchdown throw to Nathan yard drive that was finished on Piatkowski’s four-yard Paddock. touchdown throw to Joey Orlando. The extra point from Braden Smith marched the Camels down the field on Game 4 Game Billy Janssen split the upright to put the Bulldogs up 7-0 the team’s next possession and scored the team’s second with 10:50 remaining in the opening quarter. touchdown in an 11 play, 69 yard drive. Smith completed Campbell at Drake After a defensive stop the Drake offense scored on the a four-yard pass to Chad McMichael. The Willets extra second possession on a 13 play, 80 yard drive that was point was good to put the Camels behind 17 at 31-14 with completed on the four-yard touchdown run from Trey 6:18 remaining in the game. October 1, 2011 Morse. The Janssen extra point was good to put Drake up 14-0 with 2:01 left in the first quarter. Drake Stadium The Bulldogs continued to march up and down the field and scored the next touchdown on Piatkowski’s Des Moines, Iowa 12-yard throw to Orlando through defender Chris Price’s Attendance: 2,427 arms. The 10 play, 85 yard drive was finished with Jans- sen’s extra point to make the score 21-0 with just over five minutes remaining in the second quarter. Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score The CU defense came through with a fourth-down Campbell 0 0 7 7 14 stop deep in CU’s territory with just under a minute Drake 14 7 3 7 31 remaining the half (00:49 seconds) to give the ball back to the offense. CU began to march down the field with Braden Smith completing a 24-yard pass to C.J. Oates Scoring Summary:

CAM DU 7-97; Orlando, Joey 7-61; Marshall, Kevin 5-38; Cash- 1st Quarter Cam-Drake 10:50 DU Orlando 4-yd pass from Piatkowski 0-7 FIRST DOWNS 19 28 more, P 4-65; Blackmon, Drew 4-44; Morse, Trey (Janssen kick) 10-67, 4:10 TOP RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 25-78 42-68 2-32; Schmudlach, J 1-8; Rosa, Nick 1-5; Kremske, 2:01 DU Morse 4-yd rush 0-14 PASSING YDS (NET) 263 353 Mike 1-3. (Janssen kick) 13-80, 6:52 TOP Passes Att-Comp-Int 50-28-1 36-32-0 INTERCEPTIONS: Campbell-None. Drake-Chenier, 2nd Quarter TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-Yds 75-341 78-421 Nick 1-14. 5:27 DU Orlando 12-yd pass from Piatkowski 0-21 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 FUMBLES: Campbell-OATES, C.J. 1-0. Drake- (Janssen kick) 10-85, 3:30 TOP Punt Returns-Yards 2-31 1-14 Piatkowski, M 1-1. Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-80 2-14 SACKS (UA-A): Campbell-ROBINSON, J. 2-0; 3rd Quarter Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-14 CHANDLER, B. 1-0. Drake-Coleman, B 1-0. 6:10 CAM B. Smith 1-yd rush 7-21 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-41.6 3-48.0 TACKLES (UA-A): Campbell-ROBINSON, J. 6-6; (Willets kick) 9-60, 3:11 TOP Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 CHANDLER, B. 7-0; BRIDGES, Greg 4-3; 1:55 DU Janssen 25-yd field goal 7-24 Penalties-Yards 6-75 5-35 RUDISILL, Mi. 3-4; BARNES, Terrell 1-6; PRICE, 11-70, 4:14 TOP Possession Time 24:56 35:04 Chris 2-4; PIZZUTI, Paul 5-0; GOLDSMITH, S 4-1; Third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 6 of 13 WILLIAMSON, H. 3-2; BROWN, Milton 2-3; MON- 4th Quarter 9:23 DU Paddock 2-yd pass from Piatkowski 7-31 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 4 0 of 1 ROE, Steth 3-0; SWINTON, Jeff 2-1; BURRIS, Colten (Janssen kick) 9-62, 3:57 TOP Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-4 5-6 1-1; SCOTT, Isaac 1-1; HART, Jared 1-1; SMITH, 6:18 CAM McMichael 4-yd pass from B. Smith 14-31 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-18 1-10 Chris 1-1; FELICIANO, Erik 1-1; HERRING, Randel (Willets kick) 11-69, 3:00 TOP 0-2; HILL, Luke 1-0; FARRIS, Matt 0-1. Drake-Under- RUSHING: Campbell-SMITH, Braden 10-32; ODOM, wood, Jake 5-4; Moorehead, T 7-1; Grovak, Jeff 4-4; Kurt 6-22; OATES, C.J. 6-16; SMITH, Carl 3-8. Ratelle, M 5-2; Coleman, B 2-4; Gianaras, A 3-2; Drake-Cashmore, P 11-48; Morse, Trey 17-41; Dines, Sawhill, John 2-3; Merritt, Travis 2-2; Hedman, Seth Jacob 1-5; Schmudlach, J 2-3; Marshall, Kevin 2-0; 2-1; Chenier, Nick 2-1; Shelton, Brent 2-0; Lahart, TEAM 2-minus 3; Piatkowski, M 7-minus Mike 1-1; Nelson, Jim 1-1; Crawford, L 1-0; Davis, 26. Dustin 0-1; Witkiewicz, M 0-1. PASSING: Campbell-SMITH, Braden 28-50-1-263. Drake-Piatkowski, M 30-33-0-342; Buckley, Matt 1-2- 0-3; Castro, Tyler 1-1-0-8. RECEIVING: Campbell-DODSON, Preston 8-87; JORDAN, H. 5-64; CONSTANTINE, P. 4-30; ODOM, Kurt 4-13; OATES, C.J. 2-34; CRAMER, Jordan 2-15; MURPHY, Kelvin 1-10; ROGERS, J. 1-6; McMICHAEL, Chad 1-4. Drake-Paddock, Nathan

28 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Game 3 - Campbell vs. Jacksonville

Jacksonville scored 36 unanswered points to end T.J. Jenkins sacked Campbell backup quarterback $3 the game and defeated Campbell 57-21 Saturday in the Dakota Wolf in the end zone with 5 seconds to play for Pioneer Football League opener for both teams Saturday the final margin. PBE at Barker-Lane Stadium / Ed Gore Field. Campbell surrendered the most points since the pro- AM 2 011 LL C FOOTBALL Jacksonville (2-2, 1-0 PFL) outgained Campbell (1-2, gram resumed in 2008. Butler defeated CU 56-7 on Oct. 0-1 PFL) 713-320 and set a Barker-Lane Stadium record 11, 2008 in CU’s inaugural NCAA Division I football for points scored. season. Josh McGregor connected on 24-of-30 passes for 378 Jacksonville gained 310 total yards in the first half, yards, five touchdowns and two interceptions for defend- when big plays led to three Dolphin scores. ing PFL co-champion JU, which won its 12th-straight Dawson scampered 33 yards to cap a 5-play, 76-yard league game. drive to put Jacksonville in front 7-0 with 2:40 left in the Keith Dawson rushed for 144 yards on 11 attempts first quarter. (13.1 yards per attempt) and two scores, while J.J. Laster Ted Moore’s 47-yard punt pinned JU at its own 5-yard added 110 yards and one TD for the Dolphins. line early in the second quarter. Josh Philpart had 6 receptions for 109 yards and a After the Camels forced a 3-and-out, the Camels took touchdown, Adrian Riley grabbed six balls for 89 yards, over at the Dolphin 35. The JACKSONVILLe GAme including a 62-yard score, and Larry Thompson added Ten plays later, Campbell drew level when Smith con- BArKer-LANe STAdIum / ed GOre FIeLd SepTemBer 24, 2011 two TD catches. nected with Dodson on a 3-yard touchdown pass on 4th FAmILY WeeKeNd Braden Smith completed 20 of 37 passes for 189 yards and goal. and two touchdowns for Campbell. Preston Dodson had Andre Addison’s 65-yard return on the ensuing kick- www.GoCamels.com 9 receptions for 92 yards and two TDs. His nine catches off set up JU on the Campbell 13. Laster’s 3-yard run Game 3 Game are a new Campbell record. C.J. Oates rushed 10 times and Bladen Gudz’ point after pushed the Dolphins in front for 85 yards, while Carl Smith gained 57 on 16 carries. 14:17 with 7:15 to play in the second period. Campbell vs. Jacksonville After Dodson caught his second touchdown pass of Campbell took over on its own 40-yard line and the game to bring the Camels even at 21-21 with 11:28 to started a 6-play, 60-yard drive to tie the score at 14. play in the third quarter, JU scored on its next five posses- Smith accounted for 33 yards in the possession, 20 on a September 24, 2011 sions. run to the one; then scored on the next play. Philpart grabbed a 45-yard scoring pass from Mc- McGregor connected with Riley on a 62-yard scoring Barker-Lane Stadium Gregor to put the Dolphins back in front for good 28-21 pass on the following possession to give JU a 21-14 lead with 9:38 left in the third. with 4:48 to play in the half. Buies Creek, N.C. Thompson’s 14-yard TD reception pushed the gap to After a Harrison Jordan fumble, Jacksonville took Attendance: 3,752 35-21 with 6:10 to go. Dawson’s 19-yard scamper with over on the CU 27 with 2:00 left in the half, but Steth 4:05 to play in the third left the Dolphins in front 42-21 Monroe intercepted McGregor’s 4th-down pass to halt the after three periods. threat. Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score JU drove 94 yards to open the fourth quarter and led Jacksonville 7 14 21 15 57 48-21 after Quintin Davis’ 18-yard TD catch with 10:28 Campell 0 14 7 0 21 remaining. McGregor’s 5th TD pass of the day – a 43- yard connection to Larry Thompson – pushed the margin to 55-21. Scoring Summary:

JU CAM 2-37; McMICHAEL, Chad 2-13; SMITH, Carl 1-11; 1st Quarter JU - Cam 2:40 JU Dawson 33-yd rush 7-0 FIRST DOWNS 31 14 OATES, C.J. 1-3; ODOM, Kurt 1-2. (Gudz kick) 5-76, 2:25 TOP RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 43-303 31-131 INTERCEPTIONS: Jacksonville-None. Campbell- 2nd Quarter PASSING YDS (NET) 410 189 MONROE, Steth 1-48; RUDISILL, Mi. 7:49 CAM Dodson 3-yd pass from B. Smith 7-7 Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-25-2 38-20-0 1-8. (Willets kick) 10-35, 4:30 TOP TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-Yds 74-713 69-320 FUMBLES: Jacksonville-LASTER, J.J. 1-0. Camp- 7:15 JU Laster 3-yd rush 14-7 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0 bell-JORDAN, H. 1-1; DODSON, Preston 1-1. (Gudz kick) 2-13, 0:24 TOP Punt Returns-Yards 3-43 2-18 SACKS (UA-A): Jacksonville-MICHEL, L. 1-0; JEN- 5:05 CAM C. Smith 1-yd rush 14-14 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-124 5-89 KINS, T.J. 1-0. Campbell-HERRING, Randel 1-0. (Willets kick) 6-60, 2:04 TOP Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-56 TACKLES (UA-A): Jacksonville-FINES, R. 2-5; 4:48 JU Riley 62-yd pass from McGregor 21-14 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-41.7 8-43.6 MAYORAL, M. 1-6; FOLEY, E. 4-2; SMITH, L 4-1; (Gudz kick) 1-62, 00:10 TOP Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-2 MCDOUGALD, L. 3-2; MICHEL, L. 3-2; WEAVER, Penalties-Yards 10-70 6-45 B. 1-4; ESTIVERNE, L. 4-0; BARNETT, J. 1-3; 3rd Quarter Possession Time 33:30 26:30 JENKINS, T.J. 3-0; ALFREDSON, T. 1-2; PIMIENTA, 11:28 CAM Dodson 11-yd pass from B. Smith 21-21 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 11 4 of 16 J. 0-3; SMITH, C. 0-3; BRADLEY, A. 1-1; MACK, M. (Willets kick) 9-60, 3:32 TOP 9:38 JU Philpart 45-yd pass from McGregor 28-21 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 1 of 2 0-2; DAVIS, Q. 1-0; NANTON, K. 1-0; MCGREGOR, (Gudz kick) Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 3-4 J. 1-0; DORMINEY, M. 1-0; WALDEN, C. 1-0; 6:10 JU Thompson 14-yd pass from McGregor 35-21 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-14 1-7 SAINVIL, A. 1-0; MACK, M. 0-1; FARMER, H. 0-1; (Gudz kick) 7-59-2:38 TOP ADDISON, A 0-1; COLEMAN, J. 0-1. Campbell- 4:05 JU Dawson 19-yd run 42-21 RUSHING: Jacksonville-DAWSON, K. 11-144; SWINTON, Jeff 5-5; FELICIANO, Erik 4-4; WIL- (Gudz kick) 3-45, 1:06 TOP LASTER, J.J. 20-110; MCGREGOR, J. 5-34; LIND- LIAMSON, H. 3-5; HERRING, Randel 4-3; PIZZUTI, SEY, J. 5-19; RILEY, A. 1-3; FOLSTON, T. 1-minus Paul 3-3; BURRIS, Colten 1-5; ROBINSON, J. 3-2; 4th Quarter 7. Campbell-OATES, C.J. 10-85; SMITH, Carl 16-57; CHANDLER, B. 2-3; FARRIS, Matt 3-1; BROWN, 10:28 JU Davis 8-yd pass from McGregor 48-21 CRAMER, Jordan 2-3; ODOM, Kurt 1-0; WOLF, Milton 1-3; PRICE, Chris 1-3; SMITH, Chris 0-4; (Gudz kick fail) 14-94, 6:45 TOP Dakota 1-minus 5; SMITH, Braden 1-minus 9. BRIDGES, Greg 2-1; RUDISILL, Mi. 2-0; HART, Jar- 7:01 JU Thompson 43-yd pass from McGregor 55-21 PASSING: Jacksonville-MCGREGOR, J. 24-30- ed 2-0; SCOTT, Isaac 0-2; HILL, Luke 1-0; BARNES, (Gudz kick) 4-99, 1:27 TOP 2-378; FOLSTON, T. 1-1-0-32. Campbell-SMITH, Terrell 1-0; MONROE, Steth 1-0; DODSON, Preston 00;)5 JU Jenkins safety 57-21 Braden 20-37-0-189; WOLF, Dakota 0-1-0-0. 1-0; GOLDSMITH, S 0-1; WILLIAMS, DeA 0-1.

RECEIVING: Jacksonville-PHILPART, J. 6-109;

RILEY, A. 6-89; LASTER, J.J. 4-18; THOMPSON, L. 3-88; DAVIS, Q. 3-56; FARMER, H. 1-32; MILTON, M. 1-10; DAWSON, K. 1-8. Campbell-DODSON, Preston 9-92; CONSTANTINE, P. 4-31; JORDAN, H.

29 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Game 2 - Campbell vs. Apprentice

$3 Campbell’s football team (1-1) put on an offensive The CU opening period explosion continued as show for the home folks in the team’s first home game of Braden Smith marched the Camels down the field and PBE the season in a 76-0 victory over the Apprentice School scored in nine plays and 47 yards on the ensuing drive. AM 2 011 LL at Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore Field on Saturday, Sept. Smith completed the final pass of the drive to Harrison C FOOTBALL 10. The team’s 76 points are a school-record and this was Jordan in the end zone for Campbell’s third touchdown of also the first time that Campbell has recorded a shutout of the day. an opponent in 35 games since the program was restarted. The CU defense forced a turnover next as linebacker The team’s special teams also got in the act with a pair of Milton Brown forced a fumble that was recovered by block punts including one that was returned for a touch- Taurean Lynch. The Camels capitalized on the first play down. with Kurt Odom rushing it in from 19-yards out. Redshirt senior tailback C.J. Oates had a career effort The Campbell defense forced another turnover on the

Ted Moore Austin Tart Adam Willets in the win for the Camels. Oates ran for 139 yards on next possession. The fumble was forced by Steth Monroe only 16 carries and averaged 8.7 yards a carry. The 139 and picked up by linebacker Michael Rudisill, who yards are the second most in his career and only four scooped it up and rumbled with it from 26-yards out for The ApprenTice GAme yards from the school-record plus were the most ever the score. BArker-LAne STAdium / ed Gore FieLd recorded by a Campbell running back at home since the The Campbell special teams got into the act next as SepTemBer 10, 2011 program was restarted. Oates also added a school-record Paul Constantine blocked a punt, picked it up on the miLiTAry AppreciATion dAy four rushing scores. The four touchdowns better the three bounce and ran into the end zone from 10-yard out for the the Daniel Polk and Kurt Odom scored on the ground team’s sixth touchdown of the day. against Valparaiso (11/6/10). After another blocked punt, this one from Kurt Odom, The Campbell offense gained 487 yards on the day, the CU offense kept the foot on the gas pedal and went www.GoCamels.com Game 2 Game while the defense limited Apprentice to only 63 yards of on a three play, 26-yard drive finished on another Cramer offense on the day. The Camels used a potent running rushing score. Campbell vs. Apprentice attack that saw eight different players register carries in The Camels’ offense kept running on the Builders the game on the way to 403 yards (second most rushing and Oates pushed it in from two-yard out to increase the yards in a single game ever for CU). The CU defense was margin to 55-0 after the made Willets extra point to finish September 10, 2011 outstanding in forcing two interceptions, recovering three a 23-yard drive. fumbles, sacking the quarterback seven times and record- CU opened the second half with a three play, 60-yard Barker-Lane Stadium ing 13 tackles for loss. The team’s special teams also running score from Oates. chipped in with a pair of punt blocks and a score of its The CU offense added another score in the third Buies Creek, N.C. own off of one of the blocks. The team’s 34 points scored quarter as Oates pounded it in from a yard out. The touch- Attendance: 3,566 in the opening period is also a new school record. down was his fourth of the day. The Camels started the scoring on the team’s opening CU finished off the scoring when Josh Williams ran it sequence and went on a five play, 70 yard drive that was in from 10-yard out. The Sam Eberwein extra point was Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score finished on a five-yard rush from Oates. good to make the final score 76-0. Apprentice 0 0 0 0 0 After a defensive stop from the CU defense, the Campbell 34 21 14 7 76 Campbell offense kept momentum going as fullback Jordan Cramer plowed it in from a yard out to finish off a 12 play, 71-yard drive that covered 4:17 in clock time. Scoring Summary:

NNA CAM MURPHY, Kelvin 1-8; GREEN, Alex 1-8; OATES, 1st Quarter App. - Cam 12:21 CAM Oates 5-yd rush 0-7 FIRST DOWNS 10 31 C.J. 1-7. (Willets kick) 5-70, 1:28 TOP RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 33-12 62-403 INTERCEPTIONS: Apprentice-Louis Norwood 1-27. 6:21 CAM Cramer 1-yd rush 0-14 PASSING YDS (NET) 51 84 Campbell-GOLDSMITH, S 1-8; STEGALL, B. 1-5. (Willets kick) 12-71, 4:17 TOP Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-7-2 11-8-1 FUMBLES: Apprentice-Paul Morgan 2-2; Chris Virgin 2:37 CAM Jordan 5-yd pass from B. Smith 0-20 TOTAL OFFENSE Plys-Yds 56-63 73-487 1-0; Al Little 1-1. Campbell-WILLIAMS, Josh 1-1. (Willets kick fail) 6-47, 3:37 TOP Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-26 SACKS (UA-A): Apprentice-None. Campbell-BARR, 1:22 CAM Odom 19-yd rush 0-27 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 5-84 Jake 2-0; BEEROM, Quacy 1-0; FARRIS, Matt 1-0; (Willets kick) 1-19, 0:05 TOP Kickoff Returns-Yards 11-200 0-0 SMITH, Chris 1-0; BROWN, Milton 1-0; LYNCH, 1:05 CAM Rudisill 26-yd funble recovery 0-34 Interception Returns-Yards 1-27 2-13 Taurean 1-0. (Willets kick) Punts (Number-Avg) 4-34.8 0-0.0 TACKLES (UA-A): Apprentice-Johnathan Jones 3-9; Fumbles-Lost 4-3 1-1 Kyell Collins 3-8; Marlon Lane 5-4; Layfette Murphy 2nd Quarter Penalties-Yards 6-71 7-83 1-7; Daniel Kershner 2-4; Joe Creek 2-4; Corey Sept 12:41 CAM Constantine 10-yd block punt 0-41 Possession Time 33:03 26:57 2-4; Justin Hager 0-6; Dakota Connell 0-5; Aaron (Willets kick) Third-Down Conversions 1 of 12 7 of 8 Finley 0-5; Darin Spencer 0-5; Darren Clark 1-3; T. 3:34 CAM Cramer 3-yd rush 0-48 (Willets kick) 3-26, 0:57 TOP Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 0 of 0 Mayfield 3-0; Baxter Newman 1-1; Tyriee Hippard 0-2; 0:50 CAM Oates 2-yd rush 0-55 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-3 9-9 Al Little 1-0; Mana Ohia 1-0; Nikko Patterson 1-0; C. (Willets kick) 6-23, 2:27 TOP Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 7-55 Nathan 0-1; Kenny Hales 0-1; Demarcus Scott 0-1; Louis Norwood 0-1; Antonio Jones 0-1. Campbell- 3rd Quarter RUSHING: Apprentice-Ge’Vonn Young 9-17; Tyrell DAVIS, Ryan 1-6; MONROE, Steth 3-3; SWINTON, 13:51 CAM Oates 3-yd rush 0-62 Everett 8-13; Jonathan Whelan 4-6; Chris Virgin 5-4; Jeff 2-4; SMITH, Chris 3-2; HILL, Luke 1-4; (Willets kick) 6-23, 1:09 TOP Paul Morgan 4-minus 12; George Godfrey 3-minus 16. BARR, Jake 2-2; BURRIS, Colten 0-4; FARRIS, Matt 5:49 CAM Oates 1-yd rush 0-69 Campbell-OATES, C.J. 16-139; SMITH, Carl 13-82; 2-1; LYNCH, Taurean 1-2; BROWN, Milton 1-2; WIL- (Eberwein kick) 9-66, 2:22 TOP ODOM, Kurt 7-62; SLADEK, Stephen 9-51; WOLF, LIAMSON, H. 1-2; WILLIAMS, DeA 1-1; GOLD- Dakota 4-30; CRAMER, Jordan 5-22; WILLIAMS, SMITH, S 1-1; BEEROM, Quacy 1-1; ROBINSON, J. 4th Quarter Josh 2-12; SMITH, Braden 4-9; TM 2-minus 4. 1-1; SCOTT, Isaac 0-2; FELICIANO, Erik 0-2; HIL- 02:43 CAM J. Williams 10-yd rush 0-76 PASSING: Apprentice-Paul Morgan 6-19-1-44; DRETH, J. 0-2; BRIDGES, Greg 1-0; SMITH, Braden (Eberwein kick) 13-86, 6:08 TOP George Godfrey 0-2-0-0; Jonathan Whelan 1-2-1-7. 1-0; WILLETS, Adam 1-0; HERRING, Randel

Campbell-SMITH, Braden 7-10-1-69; WOLF, Dakota 0-1; RUDISILL, Mi. 0-1; SMITH, Lucas 0-1;

1-1-0-15. BARNES, Terrell 0-1; ROGERS, C 0-1; ODOM, Kurt RECEIVING: Apprentice-Al Little 5-31; Trevon 0-1; BOLCHOZ, M 0-1; PRICE, Chris 0-1. Johnson 1-18; Tyrell Everett 1-2. Campbell-JORDAN, H. 3-28; DODSON, Preston 1-18; BLAIN, Carl 1-15;

30 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Game 1 - Campbell at Old Dominion

Campbell’s football team (0-1) scored the first points The Monarchs kept the scoring going and immedi- of the game on an opening drive touchdown, but then ately took advantage of a Campbell interception with a watched Old Dominion (1-0) put up the next 38 points DeMarco’s 12-yard touchdown rush. The Brown extra in a 41-14 loss on Saturday, Sept. 3, in Norfolk, Va. at point was good to increase the lead to 21-7 ODU with S.B. Ballard Stadium/Foreman Field in the team’s season 8:49 remaining in the second quarter. opener. ODU added another score before the break on De- Redshirt junior quarterback Braden Smith was Marco’s third down 34-yard touchdown pass to Vaughn. 20-for-40 for 172 yards and two touchdowns in the The made Brown extra point increased the margin to 28-7 loss for Campbell. The 40 attempts broke the Campbell with 4:36 remaining in the half. The score was the last single game record set by Matt Vollono in 2008. His 20 until the second half. completions were one off the CU single game record set After stops from both defenses, the Monarchs were by Vollono in the same game. Preston Dodson made the able to increase the margin to 24 with Brown’s 32-yard transition from the basketball hardwood and led the team field goal with 11:01 remaining in the third quarter. The with seven catches for 70 yards and a touchdown. ODU’s drive for the score covered five plays, 43 yards in 1:18. Thomas DeMarco was 29-for-39 for 312 yards in the win The Camels gave ODU a short field again when the for the Monarchs. Redshirt defensive lineman Jeremiah team fumbled away a kick-off on the ensuing drive. The Robinson recorded 11 tackles, two sacks and three and Monarchs again wasted no time put a score on the board half tackles for loss in the game to lead the Campbell and scored on a single play on the 30-yard rush from defense. Vaughn off the reverse. The Brown extra point was good The Camels started the scoring on the team’s open- to put ODU up 38-7. ing drive. CU marched down the field and scored on a CU drew a little closer on Braden Smith’s three-yard Game 1 Game nine-play drive that covered 57 yards in 4:37. The drive shovel pass touch to Jordan Cramer. The Willets extra was finished on the 15-yard touchdown pass from Braden point was good and Campbell trailed 38-14 with 6:53 Campbell at Old Dominion Smith to Dodson. Adam Willets knocked in the extra remaining in the third quarter. point to put the Camels up 7-0. Brandon Chandler took ODU’s Jarod Brown got the Monarchs three points the opening kick out to the 41-yard line to put the Camels back on his 45-yard field goal with 3:57 remaining in the September 3, 2011 in prime field position. third quarter in what would be the final score of the game. The Monarchs matched the Camels and went down the S.B Ballard Stadium field and scored in six plays, 62 yards in 1:50. The drive was completed on DeMarco’s seven-yard touchdown pass Norfolk, Virginia to Kai Blanco. The kick from Jarod Brown was good to Attendance: 19, 818 tie the game at seven all. The big play on the drive was a 43-yard reception by Antonio Vaughn. ODU took the lead on Campbell just before the end Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score of the first quarter on Angus Harper’s 11-yard touchdown Campbell 7 0 7 0 14 rush to cap off an eight play, 47 yard drive that covered Old Dominion 14 14 13 0 41 2:54. The extra point from Brown was good to give ODU a 14-7 lead with :37 seconds remaining in the opening period. Scoring Summary:

CAMPBELL ODU J. 1-2. Old Dominion-Angus Harper 7-58; Antonio 1st Quarter CAM-ODU 10:23 CAM Dodson 15-yd pass from B. Smith 7-0 FIRST DOWNS 16 24 Vaughan 6-97; Kai Blanco 4-52; Blair Roberts 3-55; (Willets kick) 9-59, 4:37 TOP RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 40-50 36-141 Prentice Gill 3-38; Reid Evans 3-27; Larry Pinkard 8:25 ODU Blanco 7-yd pass from DeMarco 7-7 PASSING YDS (NET) 181 365 3-16; Marquel Thomas 1-11; Jakwail Bailey 1-10; (Brown kick) 6-62, 1:50 TOP Passes Att-Comp-Int 41-21-1 43-32-2 Dorian Jackson 1-1. 0:37 ODU Harper 11-yd run 7-14 TOTAL OFFENSE Plys-Yds 81-231 79-506 INTERCEPTIONS: Campbell-BARNES, Terrell (Brown kick) 7-47, 2:54 TOP Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 1-19; BURRIS, Colten 1-0. Old Dominion-Paul Morant Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 6-45 1-12. 2nd Quarter Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-177 3-48 FUMBLES: Campbell-TEAM 1-0; CHANDLER, 8:49 ODU DeMarco 7-yd rush 7-21 Interception Returns-Yards 2-19 1-12 B. 1-1; SMITH, Braden 1-0. Old Dominion-Thomas (Brown kick) 1-12, 0:05 TOP Punts (Number-Avg) 8-41.8 4-47.2 DeMarco 1-0; Lorenzo Smith 1-1; Paul Morant 1-0. 4:36 ODU Vaughn 34-yd pass from DeMarco 7-28 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-1 SACKS (UA-A): Campbell-ROBINSON, J. 2-0. Old (Brown kick) 8-72, 2:38 TOP Penalties-Yards 6-40 8-71 Dominion-Alex Johnson 0-1; Patrick Young 0-1; Ron- Possession Time 32:48 27:12 nie Cameron 0-1; Fred Credle 0-1; Nate Barnes 0-1; 3rd Quarter Third-Down Conversions 6 of 20 5 of 16 B.J. McLaughlin 0-1; Chad King 1-0; D. Guinn-Bailey 11:01 ODU Brown 32-yd field goal 7-31 5-43, 1:29 TOP Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 6 2 of 5 1-0. 10:38 ODU Vaughn 30-yard rush 7-38 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 4-6 TACKLES (UA-A): Campbell-ROBINSON, J. 3-8; (Brown kick) 1-30, 00:12 TOP Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-11 5-30 SWINTON, Jeff 6-3; MONROE, Steth 3-5; PRICE, Chris 1-7; FARRIS, Matt 3-4; BARNES, Terrell 1-6; 6:53 CAM Cramer 3-yd pass from B. Smith 14-38 RUSHING: Campbell-SMITH, Carl 18-23; ODOM, FELICIANO, Erik 4-2; CHANDLER, B. 3-3; BUR- (Willets kick) 7-46, 2:06 TOP Kurt 3-18; OATES, C.J. 6-15; DODSON, Preston 1-9; RIS, Colten 3-2; HERRING, Randel 1-4; SCOTT, TEAM 1-0; CRAMER, Jordan 1-0; WOLF, Dakota Isaac 1-3; BRIDGES, Greg 2-1; BROWN, Milton 2-1; 3:57 ODU Brown 45-yd field goal 14-41 2-minus 7; SMITH, Braden 8-minus 8. Old Dominion- LYNCH, Taurean 0-3; ODOM, Kurt 0-3; PIZZUTI, 11-51, 2:49 TOP Lorenzo Smith 15-74; Antonio Vaughan 1-30; Angus Paul 1-1; RUDISILL, Mi. 0-2; WILLIAMSON, H. 0-2; Harper 10-28; Thomas DeMarco 9-13; TEAM 1-minus SMITH, Lucas 1-0; DAVIS, Ryan 0-1; TART, Austin 4. 0-1; HILL, Luke 0-1; WILLETS, Adam 0-1; SMITH, PASSING: Campbell-SMITH, Braden 20-40-1-172; Chris 0-1; WILLIAMS, DeA 0-1. Old Dominion- WOLF, Dakota 1-1-0-9. Old Dominion-Thomas De- Ronnie Cameron 3-6; Devon Simmons 2-5; Chad King Marco 29-38-1-310; Nate Ong 3-5-1-55. 3-3; Craig Wilkins 2-4; Paul Morant 4-1; Carvin Powell RECEIVING: Campbell-DODSON, Preston 7-70; 3-2; Chris Burnette 2-3; Alex Johnson 0-5; Eriq Lewis JORDAN, H. 6-55; MURPHY, Kelvin 2-10; 3-1; Alex Arain 2-2; Fred Credle 0-4; J.J. Williams 0-4; CRAMER, Jordan 2-8; CONSTANTINE, P. 1-15; John Darr 2-1; D. Guinn-Bailey 2-1; Keenan Terry 2-1; ROGERS, J. 1-12; OATES, C.J. 1-9; HILDRETH, Edmon

31 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Last Time Against This Week’s Opponent

Campbell’s football team (2-6, 1-4 Pioneer Football point made the halftime margin 21-7 against CU. League) lost the team’s fifth home game of the season in After the break the Camels again cut the deficit to a 42-14 loss to Marist (3-5, 2-4 PFL) on Saturday, Oct. seven on Polk’s seven-yard touchdown pass to redshirt 30 in the team’s annual Homecoming Game. The Camels junior Harrison Jordan. The touchdown and made extra cut the deficit to seven in the third quarter, but were never point from Willets completed a nine play, 69 yard drive able to fully close the gap in the loss. CU has not won a and make the score 21-14 with 11:26 left in the third Homecoming Game in the school’s three-year football quarter. The touchdown pass was the second of the game history. for Polk and would be as close as Campbell would get the Redshirt junior running back C.J. Oates led the team rest of the game. with 59 yards rushing and also caught four passes for The Camels’ special teams unit then came up with a 28 yards in the loss. Redshirt senior quarterback Daniel big play after a defensive stop with true freshman Kurt Polk completed a career-high 20 passes for 165 yards Odom blocking the punt attempt to give Campbell the and two touchdowns for the Camels. Marist was led by ball on the Marist 26-yard line. The CU offense was quarterback Tommy Reilly, who connected on 21 of 29 stymied though and Marist recorded a blocked field goal passes for 313 yards and three scores. James LaMacchia to stop CU’s momentum and scoring opportunity. benefited with 11 receptions for 151 yards The Campbell The Marist offense capitalized on the change in offense gained 23 first downs to 22 for Marist. The CU momentum and went on an eight play, 83-yard drive offense was outgained in the game 418 to 372. Campbell that was again completed on Reilly’s touchdown pass to did have the edge in rushing yards 193 to 105, but trailed LaMacchia. The made extra point from Myers again put in passing yardage 313 to 179. the deficit at 14 with 1:16 remaining in the third quarter. The Red Foxes took the opening kick and drove down After a defensive stop the Marist offense would score 10-30-10 the field on a 13 play, 73 drive that covered 6:35 in clock again on Reilly’s 80-yard pass to Michael Rios. The time and was finished on Calvin McCoy’s one-yard 80-yard touchdown play was the longest against Camp- Campbell vs. Marist scamper. The made extra point from Jason Myers made bell since Morehead State’s David Hyland’s 100-yard the score 7-0 with 8:25 remaining in the opening quarter. interception touchdown from the 2008 season. The Myers Marist marched down the field in their second drive extra point was good to increase the score to 35-14 with October 30, 2010 and scored on Ryan Dinnebeil’s three-yard rush. The just over 13 minutes remaining in the game. extra point from Myers increased the margin 14-0 with A Campbell turnover on the kick-off gave Marist a Barker-Lane Stadium 12:57 remaining in the second quarter. The drive covered short field to work with and the Red Foxes would score 71 yards in eight plays. the team’s sixth touchdown of the day on Dinnebeil’s Buies Creek, N.C. CU’s offense got on the board on the ensuing drive as 10-yard touchdown run. The Myers extra point made the Attendance: 3,325 redshirt junior Alex Royal was able to haul in a 6-yard score 42-14 with 10:44 remaining in the game. pass from redshirt senior Daniel Polk to cap of a nine Campbell finishes up the 2010 home schedule with a play, 57 yard drive. The Willets extra point was good to 1 p.m. game with Valparaiso on Nov. 6 at Barker-Lane Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score cut the deficit to 14-7 with 1:04 remaining in the half. Stadium. Marist 7 14 7 14 42 Marist’s offense, after a 51-yard kick return from Campbell 0 7 7 0 14 Jaquan Bryant to set up the drive, scored the team’s third touchdown of the opening half as Reilly connected with LaMacchia on an 11-yard touchdown. The Myers extra Scoring Summary:

CAM MARIST CJ 4-28; JORDAN, H 3-42; MCMICHAEL, Chad 1st Quarter MAR-CAM 8:25 MAR McCoy 1-yd rush 7-0 FIRST DOWNS 22 23 3-26; CONSTANTINE, P. 2-21; SMITH, Carl (Myers kick) 13-73, 6:35 TOP RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 28-105 38-193 2-3; ROGERS, J. 1-14; CRAMER, Jordan 1-12; 2nd Quarter PASSING YDS (NET) 313 179 STRYFFELER, M. 1-11; ODOM, Kurt 1-10; ROYAL, 12:57 MAR Dinnebeil 8-yd rush 14-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 29-21-0 31-21-2 Alex 1-6; MURPHY, Kelvin 1-5; POLK, Daniel 1-1. (Myers kick) 8-71, 4:18 TOP TOTAL OFFENSE Plys-Yds 57-418 69-372 1:04 CAM Royal 6-yd pass from Polk 14-7 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 INTERCEPTIONS: Marist-Mainiero, Nick 1-0; (Willets kick) 9-57, 3:39 TOP Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-8 Padilla, Carlos 1-0. CAMPBELL-None. 00:23 MAR LaMacchia 11-yd pass from Reilly 21-7 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-77 4-102 (Myers kick) 6-38, 0:33 TOP Interception Returns-Yards 2-0 0-0 FUMBLES: Marist-None. CAMPBELL-JORDAN, Punts (Number-Avg) 3-27.7 0-0.0 H 1-1. 0-1; BELLMAN, Luke 0-1; ROBBE, Eric 0-1; 3rd Quarter Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 HARRIS, Taylor 0-1. 11:26 CAM Jordan 7-yd pass from Polk 21-14 Penalties-Yards 7-70 3-25 (Willets kick) 8-69, 3:27 TOP Possession Time 28:31 31:29 SACKS (UA-A): Marist-None. CAMPBELL-COX, M. 1:16 MAR LaMacchia 15-yd pass from Reilly 28-14 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 9 8 of 12 1-0; ROBINSON, J. 1-0. (Myers kick) 8-83, 4:30 TOP Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 0 of 3 4th Quarter Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 2-4 TACKLES (UA-A): Marist-Bryant, Jaquan 5-4; 13:32 MAR Rios 80-yd pass Reilly 35-14 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-13 Foley, Rory 4-4; Sine, Isaac 2-5; Coughlin, Kees 2-4; (Myers kick) 1-80, 0:15 TOP Van Aman, John 2-4; Snow, Matt 3-2; Crann, Pat 2-3; 10:44 MAR Dinnebeil 10-yd run 42-14 RUSHING: Marist-Dinnebeil, Ryan 9-68; Gray, Matt Ramsey, Tyler 2-3; Padilla, Carlos 2-1; Hagemann, (Myers kick) 6-36, 2:43 TOP 8-33; Lucas, Atiq 4-13; McCoy, Calvin 5-4; Reilly, Mike 2-1; Incle, Dave 1-2; Toriola, Dave 0-3; Schuster, Tommy 2-minus 13. CAMPBELL-OATES, CJ 8-59; Mike 2-0; Moller, Tim 2-0; Marston, Jack 2-0; Main- POLK, Daniel 13-49; SMITH, Carl 7-33; ODOM, Kurt iero, Nick 1-1; Kaszei, Nick 1-1; Turner,Terrence 1-1; 7-31; WOLF, Dakota 1-13; JORDAN, H 2-8. Cronan, Ryan 0-2; Edwards, Richie 0-1; Stark, Kevin 0-1; Lyons, Robert 0-1. CAMPBELL-STANLEY, PASSING: Marist-Reilly, Tommy 21-29-0-313. Lee 3-5; BROWN, Milton 2-6; BARNES, Terrell 1-6; CAMPBELL-POLK, Daniel 20-30-2-165; WOLF, MONROE, Steth 4-2; FELICIANO, Erik 3-2; Dakota 1-1-0-14. PIZZUTI, Paul 3-2; GOLDSMITH, S 1-3; DIXON, C. 1-2; HART, Jared 0-3; ROBINSON, J. 1-1; COX, M. RECEIVING: Marist-LaMacchia,James 11-151; Rios, 1-1; CRAMER, Jordan 0-2; HERRING, Randel 0-2; Michael 2-89; Fitzpatrick, K 2-24; McCoy, Calvin SMITH, Chris 0-2; LYNCH, Taurean 0-2; RUDISILL, 2-17; Leneghan, Bart 1-16; Gray, Matt 1-8; Dinnebeil, Mi. 0-2; SWINTON, Jeff 1-0; DAVIS, Ryan 1-0; Ryan 1-6; DeSimone, Joe 1-2. CAMPBELL-OATES, BRATTON, Eric 0-1; SHINE, Freddie 0-1; BAKER, 32 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST 2011 Game-By-Game Starters Offensive WR LT LG C RG RT QB RB FB WR WR @ ODU Dodson Issermoyer Burt Horan Ritter Hill B. Smith Oates Cramer Constantine Jordan Apprentice Dodson Issermoyer Burt Horan Ritter Hill B. Smith Oates ^Green Constantine Jordan Jacksonville ^Green Issermoyer Burt Horan Ritter Hill B. Smith Oates Cramer Constantine Jordan @ Drake %Odom Issermoyer Burt Horan Ritter Hill B. Smith Oates Cramer Constantine Jordan Butler ^Green Issermoyer Burt Horan Ritter Hill B. Smith Ca. Smith Cramer Constatine Jordan @ Marist San Diego @ Davidson Morehead State @ Valparasio @ Georgia St.

Defensive DE NG DE LB LB LB LB CB CB S S @ ODU Robinson Herring Lynch M. Brown Price Barnes Rudisill Swinton Monroe Goldsmith Chandler Apprentice Robinson Herring Lynch M. Brown Price Barnes Rudisill Swinton Monroe Goldsmith Chandler Jacksonville Robinson Herring Scott Williamson Price Barnes Rudisill Swinton Monroe Goldsmith Chandler @ Drake Robinson Herring Lynch M. Brown Price Barnes Rudisill Swinton Monroe Feliciano Chandler Butler Robinson Herring C. Smith M.Brown Price Barnes Rudisill Hart Monroe Feliciano Chandler @ Marist San Diego @ Davidson Morehead State @ Valparasio @ Georgia St.

^ started a tight end, % started an extra running back, & started an extra tight end

Game Captains Old Dominion - Sam Issermoyer and Randel Herring 20 Yard Plus Plays by Player Apprentice - Jeremiah Robinson, Austin Tart and Harrison Jordan Player Rush Rec Pass Ret Total Jacksonville - Chris Price, C.J. Oates and Paul Constantine Drake - C.J. Oates, Jordan Cramer, Brandon Chandler, Randel Herring Brandon Chandler - - - 9 9 Butler - Ted Moore, Brandon Chandler, Carl Smith, Jeremy Hill Braden Smith - - 9 - 9 C.J. Oates 3 1 - - 4 Preston Dodson - 3 - - 3 Carl Smith 2 - - - 2 Harrison Jordan - 2 - - 2 Paul Constantine - 2 - - 2 Steth Monroe - - - 1 1 Michael Rudisill - - - 1 1 Jonathon Rogers - 1 - - 1

Most Times A Captain In Career Sam Issermoyer-1 Lee Stanley-13 Austin Tart - 1 C.J. Oates-13 Jeremiah Robinson - 1 Daniel Polk-12 Paul Constantine - 1 Milton Brown-11 Chris Price - 1 Randel Herring - 6 Ted Moore - 1 Mike Stryffeler - 5 Carl Smith - 1 Charles Fiore-5 Jeremy Hill - 1 Harrison Jordan-4 Jordan Cramer-4 Brandon Chandler - 4 Andy Johnson-3 Josh Severns-2 Adam Willets-2

33 CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2011 • MARIST Campbell Football 2011 Game Leaders

Game Rushing Yds. Passing Yds. Receptions Receiving Yds. All-Purpose Yds. Intercep. Tackles Tackles For Loss @ Old Dominion 23 - Ca. Smith 172 - B. Smith 7 - Dodson 70 - Dodson 146 - Chandler 1 - Burris 11 - Robinson 2.5 - Robinson 1- Barnes Apprentice 139 - Oates 69 - B. Smith 3- Jordan 28 - Jordan 146 - Oates 1 - Goldsmith 7 - R. Davis 2.0 - Ch. Smith, M. Brown 1 - Stegall & J. Barr Jacksonville 85 - Oates 189 - B. Smith 9 - Dodson 92 - Dodson 92 - Dodson 1 - Rudisill 10 - Swinton 2.0 - Robinson 1 - Monroe @ Drake 32 - B. Smith 263 - B. Smith 8 - Dodson 87 - Dodson 102 - Chandler - 12 - Robinson 2.5 - Robinson Butler 148 - Ca. Smith 202 - B. Smith 6 - Constantine 98 - Constantine 148 - Ca. Smith - 7 - Feliciano 2.0 - Robinson 7 - Robinson 7 - Prisco @ Marist San Diego @ Davidson Morehead State @ Valparaiso @ Georgia State

2011 Campbell Football Campbell Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 09, 2011) All games

Date Opponent Score Att. Record: Overall Home Away Neutral Sep 03, 2011 at Old Dominion L 14-41 19818 All games 2-3 2-1 0-2 0-0 Sep 10, 2011 APPRENTICE W 76-0 3566 Conference 1-2 1-1 0-1 0-0 * Sep 24, 2011 JACKSONVILLE L 21-57 3752 Non-Conference 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-0 * Oct 01, 2011 at Drake L 14-31 2427 * Oct 08, 2011 BUTLER W 38-23 1644 Team Statistics CAMPBELL OPP FIRST DOWNS 102 116 Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g R u s h i n g 52 38 SMITH, Carl 5 80 336 18 318 4.0 3 29 63.6 P a s s i n g 4 3 7 0 OATES, C.J. 4 38 263 8 255 6.7 4 65 63.8 P e n a l t y 7 8 ODOM, Kurt 5 22 121 0 121 5.5 1 19 24.2 RUSHING YARDAGE 909 603 CRAMER, Jordan 5 19 95 0 95 5.0 3 11 19.0 Rushing Attempts 213 176 SLADEK, Stephen 1 9 51 0 51 5.7 0 9 51.0 Average Per Rush 4.3 3.4 SMITH, Braden 5 29 86 63 23 0.8 1 12 4.6 Average Per Game 181.8 120.6 WOLF, Dakota 3 7 30 12 18 2.6 0 12 6.0 TDs Rushing 13 7 CHANDLER, B. 5 2 13 0 13 6.5 0 7 2.6 PASSING YARDAGE 919 1560 WILLIAMS, Josh 3 2 12 0 12 6.0 1 10 4.0 C o m p - A t t - I n t 92-159-3 130-181-6 DODSON, Preston 5 1 9 0 9 9.0 0 9 1.8 Average Per Pass 5.8 8.6 TEAM 1 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Average Per Catch 10.0 12.0 TM 2 3 0 6 -6 -2.0 0 0 -3.0 Average Per Game 183.8 312.0 Total 5 213 1016 107 909 4.3 13 65 181.8 TDs Passing 8 12 Opponents 5 176 765 162 603 3.4 7 33 120.6 TOTAL OFFENSE 1828 2163 Average Per Play 4.9 6.1 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Average Per Game 365.6 432.6 SMITH, Braden 5 118.96 90-156-3 57.7 895 8 64 179.0 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 19-404 28-490 WOLF, Dakota 3 133.87 2-3-0 66.7 24 0 15 8.0 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 10-137 11-107 Total 5 119.24 92-159-3 57.9 919 8 64 183.8 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-88 3-53 Opponents 5 159.47 130-181-6 71.8 1560 12 67 312.0 FUMBLES-LOST 9-6 11-7 PENALTIES-Yards 27-249 30-259 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g PUNTS-AVG 24-42.0 19-41.3 DODSON, Preston 5 28 304 10.9 3 26 60.8 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 9 : 0 1 3 0 : 5 9 JORDAN, H. 5 18 195 10.8 1 32 39.0 3RD-DOWN Conversions 31/73 25/67 CONSTANTINE, P. 5 15 174 11.6 1 64 34.8 4TH-DOWN Conversions 6/13 3/12 ODOM, Kurt 5 6 23 3.8 0 8 4.6 OATES, C.J. 4 5 53 10.6 0 24 13.2 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg CRAMER, Jordan 5 5 34 6.8 1 11 6.8 BARNES, Terrell 1 19 19.0 0 19 MURPHY, Kelvin 5 4 28 7.0 0 10 5.6 MONROE, Steth 1 48 48.0 0 48 ROGERS, J. 5 3 50 16.7 1 32 10.0 STEGALL, B. 1 5 5.0 0 5 McMICHAEL, Chad 5 3 17 5.7 1 7 3.4 BURRIS, Colten 1 0 0.0 0 0 BLAIN, Carl 1 1 15 15.0 0 15 15.0 GOLDSMITH, S 1 8 8.0 0 8 SMITH, Carl 5 1 11 11.0 0 11 2.2 RUDISILL, Mi. 1 8 8.0 0 8 GREEN, Alex 5 1 8 8.0 0 8 1.6 CHANDLER, B. 5 1 5 5.0 0 5 1.0 Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk HILDRETH, J. 4 1 2 2.0 0 2 0.5 MOORE, Ted 24 1007 42.0 70 26520 Total 5 92 919 10.0 8 64 183.8 Opponents 5 130 1560 12.0 12 67 312.0 Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg CHANDLER, B. 7 80 11.4 0 24 Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk HILDRETH, J. 1 14 14.0 0 14 WILLETS, Adam 1-2 50.0 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 37 1 ODOM, Kurt 1 13 13.0 0 0 CONSTANTINE, P. 1 27 27.0 1 10 PAT ROGERS, J. 0 3 0.0 0 3 Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Total 10 137 13.7 1 24 OATES, C.J. 4 ------24 Opponents 11 107 9.7 0 26 CRAMER, Jordan 4 ------24 WILLETS, Adam - 1-2 20-21 - - - - - 23 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg DODSON, Preston 3 ------18 CHANDLER, B. 12 297 24.8 0 41 SMITH, Carl 3 ------18 ODOM, Kurt 5 89 17.8 0 23 CONSTANTINE, P. 2 ------12 GREEN, Alex 2 18 9.0 0 9 RUDISILL, Mi. 1 ------6 Total 19 404 21.3 0 41 ODOM, Kurt 1 ------6 Opponents 28 490 17.5 0 65 JORDAN, H. 1 ------6 ROGERS, J. 1 ------6 All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g SMITH, Braden 1 ------6 CHANDLER, B. 5 13 5 80 297 0 395 79.0 McMICHAEL, Chad 1 ------6 SMITH, Carl 5 318 11 0 0 0 329 65.8 WILLIAMS, Josh 1 ------6 DODSON, Presto 5 9 304 0 0 0 313 62.6 EBERWEIN, Sam - - 2-2 - - - - - 2 OATES, C.J. 4 255 53 0 0 0 308 77.0 Total 23 1-2 22-23 - - - - - 163 ODOM, Kurt 5 121 23 13 89 0 246 49.2 Opponents 19 6-6 18-19 - - - - 1 152 Total 5 909 919 137 404 88 2457 491.4 Opponents 5 603 1560 107 490 53 2813 562.6 Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Campbell 41 45 49 28 0 163 Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Opponents 38 41 44 29 0 152 SMITH, Braden 5 185 23 895 918 183.6 SMITH, Carl 5 80 318 0 318 63.6 OATES, C.J. 4 38 255 0 255 63.8 ODOM, Kurt 5 22 121 0 121 24.2 CRAMER, Jordan 5 19 95 0 95 19.0 Total 5 372 909 919 1828 365.6 Opponents 5 357 603 1560 2163 432.6 2011 Campbell Football Campbell Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 09, 2011) All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd ## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 92 ROBINSON, J. 5 15 22 37 10.0-36 4.0-24 . . 4 1-0 1 . . 17 SWINTON, Jeff 5 16 13 29 . . . 2 . . . . . 25 PRICE, Chris 5 5 21 26 . . . 1 . . . . . 29 FELICIANO, Erik 5 12 13 25 0.5-0 . . 2 . 1-0 . . . 34 CHANDLER, B. 5 16 8 24 1.5-6 1.0-5 . 3 . . 3 . . 21 MONROE, Steth 5 13 9 22 0.5-1 . 1-48 1 . 1-0 2 . . 41 BARNES, Terrell 5 4 17 21 2.0-4 . 1-19 2 1 1-0 . . . 43 BROWN, Milton 5 9 11 20 5.5-31 2.0-22 . . . . 2 . . 95 HERRING, Randel 5 8 12 20 1.5-7 1.0-7 ...... 31 PIZZUTI, Paul 4 14 5 19 ...... 38 WILLIAMSON, H. 5 7 12 19 1.5-4 . . 2 1 . . . . 30 FARRIS, Matt 5 11 7 18 1.0-9 1.0-9 ...... 32 RUDISILL, Mi. 5 9 9 18 2.5-4 . 1-8 . . 1-26 . . . 47 BURRIS, Colten 5 5 12 17 0.5-1 . 1-0 1 . . . . . 36 BRIDGES, Greg 5 10 6 16 1.0-1 ...... 94 SMITH, Chris 5 4 12 16 4.0-17 1.0-6 . . 1 . . . . 37 GOLDSMITH, S 5 7 5 12 1.0-2 . 1-8 1 . . . . . 57 SCOTT, Isaac 5 2 8 10 0.5-1 ...... 22 DAVIS, Ryan 2 1 7 8 ...... 49 HILL, Luke 5 3 5 8 1.5-2 ...... 99 WILLIAMS, DeA 4 1 5 6 0.5-0 . . . . 1-0 . . . 42 LYNCH, Taurean 4 1 5 6 2.0-10 1.0-9 . . . 1-0 . . . 27 HART, Jared 3 4 2 6 ...... 19 BARR, Jake 3 2 2 4 2.0-12 2.0-12 . 1 . . . . . 24 ODOM, Kurt 5 . 4 4 ...... 1 . 1 WILLETS, Adam 5 1 1 2 ...... 90 SMITH, Lucas 2 1 1 2 ...... 65 BEEROM, Quacy 2 1 1 2 1.5-4 1.0-4 ...... 14 HILDRETH, J. 4 . 2 2 ...... 44 ROGERS, C 3 . 1 1 ...... 10 TART, Austin 5 . 1 1 ...... 11 SMITH, Braden 5 1 . 1 ...... 3A ONUOHA, Chinedu 3 1 . 1 ...... 52 BOLCHOZ, M 3 . 1 1 ...... 89 DODSON, Preston 5 1 . 1 ...... 81 CONSTANTINE, P. 5 ...... 1 . . . 1 . 2A STEGALL, B. 1 . . . . . 1-5 ...... Total 5 185 240 425 41-152 14-98 6-88 17 7 7-26 8 2 . Opponents 5 168 262 430 22-102 10-71 3-53 18 9 6-0 6 1 1