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2017 Georgetown Football Media Supplement 1 2017 Georgetown Football Media Supplement 2 2017 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL 2017 SCHEDULE Sept
2017 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL MEDIA SUPPLEMENT 2017 Georgetown Football Media Supplement 1 2017 Georgetown Football Media Supplement 2 2017 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL 2017 SCHEDULE Sept. 9 at Campbell 6 p.m. OCT. 21 FORDHAM * # 2 P.M. SEPT. 16 MARIST 1 P.M. Oct. 28 at Holy Cross * 1 p.m. Sept. 24 at Columbia # 1 p.m. NOV. 4 LAFAYETTE * ^ 2 P.M. SEPT. 30 HARVARD (RFK STADIUM) 2 P.M. Nov. 11 at Bucknell * noon Oct. 7 at Princeton 1 p.m. NOV. 18 COLGATE * § 1 P.M. Oct. 14 at Lehigh * 12:30 p.m. BOLD CAPS indicates home game played at Cooper Field | all times Eastern * Patriot League game | # Family Weekend | ^ Homecoming | § Senior Day QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Team Information Location ...............................................................................................................Washington, D.C. Captains ......................................................................................................Tim Barnes, David Akere Founded ...........................................................................................................................................1789 Joe Eacobacci No. 35 Memorial Jersey ......................................Tim Barnes, David Akere Enrollment ............................................................................... 6,806 undergrad; 15,318 total Basic Offense ..............................................................................................................................Multiple President...................................................................................................................John -
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amusements CLASSIFIED ADS SPORTS footing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, J&laf pprrfls 1953 C ** Lambeau Pulls Out Stops in Praising Redskins for Victory or Bids for Bowls Coach Reverses Win, Lose Draw * HP*®' Tv'.’ gjjl fl By FRANCIS STANN Hr tlHpn Wtt THROUGH THE COURTESY and kind permission of the May Depend on Field in Lauding NCAA Rules Committee, which barred unlimited substitu- tions at least for 1953, it has become a privilege and a pleasure to see a football player given ample opportunity to display all the skills the game invites. Pass Defenses Linemen'sStand Such was the case last Saturday in the bitter cold at ¦¦hTj , ml Philadelphia. A 21-year-old Chicagoan Formula Furnished Leßaron, Justice Star n&med ‘John Lattner clearly made the dif- For Terps, UCLA As Cards Lose Again; ference between a fired-up Penn team, al- k f '$ : :smm ready thrice beaten and Notre Dame, all- And Georgia Tech Bears Due Here Next Nation, conquering and ranked No. 1 in the By the Associated Press The Irish finally won, 28-20. Directly or indi- By Lewis F. Atchison NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—The The rectly, Lattner was responsible for most of Redskins resume an old Jigsl bowl candidates who will face rivalry with the Chicago Bears that Penn Notre Dame’s points—and some tough opposition Saturday would here next Sunday, and after the didn’t make. jJp.'” j||jw| do well to take the pass-defense Washington pros’ winning per- page It was something special to observe. from Notre Dame’s book. formance against the Cardinals Here a returning kicks 36, JB All-America’s Johnny Lattner’s before 19,654 fans yesterday at was young man outstanding perfomance enabl- 56 and 92 yards, scoring over the longer WHr Griffith Stadium, they look Jpl ed the Irish to remain unbeaten ready for them. -
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H oya Heritage Hoya Heritage Hoya Fight Song . 72 Hoya Heritage . 73 Eacobacci Memorial Jersey . 74 Chronological History . 76 Where Are They Now? . 78 All Time Roster . 79 HOYA HERITAGE AN OLD TRADITION RETURNS The 2003 Hoyas restarted an old Hilltop tradition by singing the Georgetown fight song after every victory. It was the idea of Georgetown President John J. DeGioia and Head Coach Bob Benson. The squad learns the song during preseason by having each position group sing off against another group with the loser earning extra conditioning the next day. Georgetown’s first rendition of the song came at Lafayette on October 5, 2003. The Hoyas have con- tinued the revived tradition ever since. GEORGETOWN FIGHT SONG “It’s been so long since last we met In the clouds will proudly float the Blue Lie down forever, lie down and Gray.” Oh, have you any money to bet Lie down forever, lie down!” “We’ve heard those loyal fellows up at Yale “There goes old... Georgetown Brag and boast about their ‘Boola-Boola’ Straight for a... touchdown We’ve heard the Navy yell, we’ve listened See how they... gain ground to Cornell Lie down forever, lie down We’ve heard the sons of Harvard tell Lie down forever, lie down!” How Crimson lines could hold them ‘Choo! Choo! Rah! Rah!’, dear to Holy Cross “Rah! Rah! Rah! The proud old Princeton tiger is never at Hurrah for Georgetown a loss Cheer for victory today But the yell of all the yells, the yell that ‘Ere the sun has sunk wins the day to rest, Is the ‘HOYA, HOYA SAXA!’ of the dear In the cradle of Old Blue and Gray.” the west 2005 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL 72 HOYA HERITAGE BY RORY F. -
2015 Georgetown Football Media Supplement 1 2015 Georgetown Football Media Supplement 2 2015 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL 2015 SCHEDULE Sept
2015 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL MEDIA SUPPLEMENT 2015 Georgetown Football Media Supplement 1 2015 Georgetown Football Media Supplement 2 2015 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL 2015 SCHEDULE Sept. 5 at St. Francis (Pa.) noon Oct. 17 COLGATE * 1 p.m. Sept. 12 MARIST 6 p.m. Oct. 24 at Bucknell * 1 p.m. Sept. 19 DARTMOUTH noon Oct. 31 at Lehigh * 12:30 p.m. Sept. 26 at Columbia 1 p.m. Nov. 14 FORDHAM * noon Oct. 2 at Harvard 7 p.m. Nov. 21 at Holy Cross * noon Oct. 10 LAFAYETTE * # 2 p.m. BOLD CAPS indicates home game played at Multi-Sport Field * Patriot League game | # Homecoming | all times Eastern QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Location ...............................................................................................................Washington, D.C. Captains ..............................................................................Offense: Jo’el Kimpela, Kevin Liddy Founded ...........................................................................................................................................1789 .........................................................................................Defense: Hunter Kiselick, Matt Satchell Enrollment ...................................................6,719 undergrad; 13,652 total ........................... Joe Eacobacci No. 35 Memorial Jersey ...............................................................Jo’el Kimpela President...................................................................................................................John J. DeGioia Basic Offense -
2013 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Location
Sports Information Contact Ryan A. Sakamoto office: 202.687.5241 cell: 610.428.1492 FOOTBALL email: [email protected] 2013 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION 2013 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Location ...........................................................................Washington, D.C. Overall: - Conf.: - Home: - Away: - Founded ..............................................................................................1789 DATE OPPONENT RESULTS Enrollment ....................................................6,719 undergrad; 13,652 total Aug. 31 at Wagner 1 p.m. President ........................................................................... John J. DeGioia Sept. 7 DAVIDSON 6 p.m. Athletic Director .......................................................................... Lee Reed Sept. 14 MARIST 6 p.m. Affiliation .................................................................... NCAA Division I-FCS Sept. 21 at Brown 12:30 p.m. Conference ...........................................................................Patriot League Sept. 28 PRINCETON § 2 p.m. Colors ...................................................................................Blue and Gray Oct. 12 FORDHAM* 1 p.m. Stadium .............................................................................Multi-Sport Field Oct. 19 at Lehigh* 12:30 p.m. Capacity..............................................................................................3,500 Oct. 26 COLGATE* 1 p.m. Surface ........................................................................... -
Georgetown Heritage
GEORGETOWN HERITAGE2009 GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL 75 HOYA HERITAGE by Rory F. Quirk C’65, L’80 (partially excerpted from, “HOYA-SAXA: Georgetown Football 1874-1978”, printed 1978, revised by GU’s Sports Information Department in 2003) Georgetown’s football past is rich with upsets, stellar teams and bowl bids. Georgetown can rightfully boast of outstanding individuals whose names dotted the weekend sports pages and who propelled the Hoyas to national prominence: Al Exendine, the Carlisle All-American who brought the Pop Warner system and winning football to the Hilltop as head coach from 1914 to 1922 … Johnny Gilroy, perhaps the premier college running back of his day, who led the nation in rushing in 1916 … Lou Little, the Penn All-American who brought Georgetown to Eastern prominence in the ’20s before moving on to Columbia, where he won long-overdue acclaim as one of the finest coaches in the history of the college game … Jack Hagerty, All-East halfback and captain of Little’s powerhouse, went on to star for the New York Giants before returning to his alma mater as head coach from 1931- 1948 … George Murtagh, another Georgetown and Giant standout, who returned as Hagerty’s assistant … Al Blozis, standout tackle on the 1941 Orange Bowl team and NCAA shot put champion … Augie Lio, who played with Blozis, Aside from outstanding individuals, Georgetown the Polo Grounds in New York and finished 9-1 made All-American, and was named to the col- can point to outstanding teams: the 1916 squad, … the Hagerty powerhouses of 1938, 1939 and lege Football Hall of Fame … Maurice “Mush” which crushed nine consecutive opponents 1940.