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Campbell University Football Campbell Marist Fighting Camels Vs 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.
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