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junior fullback EMMANUEL HOLDER senior cornerback TYE SMITH In 2013, Towson set a program record for wins in a season (13) and strung together a 10-game road winning streak en route to the FCS National Championship game. The Tigers were named ECAC Div. I FCS Team of the Year and won the Lambert Meadowlands Division I FCS award. 2014 Football 22014014 Tiigerger FootballFootball

Preseason All-CAA pick Ryan Delaire will lead the Tiger defense in 2014. 2014 Football

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Mailing Address: 8000 York Rd., Towson, Md. 21252 Internet Site: www.TowsonTigers.com Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 22,499 Nickname: “Tigers” Colors: Gold, White & Black President: Dr. Maravene Loeschke Top Majors: Business, Biology, Psychology, Mass Communication, Elementary Education Director of Athletics: Tim Leonard Deputy Director of Athletics: Tricia Turley Brandenburg Sr. Assoc. A.D./External Affairs: Roy Brown Sr. Assoc. A.D./Business & Finance: Colleen Sorem Sr. Assoc. A.D./Development: TBA Home Stadium: Minnegan Field at Johnny Unitas® Stadium (11,198) Field Surface: FieldTurf Revolution Affi liation: NCAA FCS Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Head Coach: Rob Ambrose (Towson, ’93) Ambrose’s Record: 32-29 - 5 seasons at Towson Def. Coordinator: Matt Hachmann Off. Line Coach: John Donatelli Off. Coordinator: Jared Ambrose Outside LB Coach: Jon Schwartz TE/FB Coach: Reno Ferri Running Backs Coach: Dassin Blackwell Wide Receivers Coach: Mike Moyseenko Defensive Line Coach: Konstantinos Kosmakos Sec./Sp. Teams Coach: Joe Tricario Cornerbacks Coach: TABLE OF CONTENTS Statistics ...... 62-65 Director of Operations: Jon Dahlquist Quick Facts, Contents ...... 2 Tigers in the Community ...... 66 Dahlquist Phone: (410) 704-3170 ® Coaching & Support Staff Johnny Unitas Stadium Football Offi ce Phone: (410) 704-3155 Minnegan Field/Attendance Figures ...... 68-69 Admin. Assistant: Susan Becker Rob Ambrose, Head Coach ...... 4-5 Becker Offi ce Phone: (410) 704-3155 Matt Hachmann, Def. Coordinator ...... 6 Stadium Records ...... 70 Jared Ambrose, Off. Coordinator ...... 7 Minnegan Field Visitors ...... 71 Football Athletic Trainer: Nathan Wilder Year-by-Year...... 72 Football Equipment Manager: Mike Shapley John Donatelli, Off. Line Coach ...... 8 Reno Ferrri, Tight Ends Coach...... 9 Football History Football Started at Towson: 1969 Derrick Johnson, Cornerbacks Coach ...... 10 Through the Years ...... 74 All-Time Record: 252-224-4 (.553) Football Chronology ...... 75-79 2013 Record: 13-3 (6-2 in CAA) Konstantinos Kosmakos, Def. Line Coach . . . . . 11 Letter Winners Returning: 41 Dassin Blackwell, Running Backs Coach ...... 12 Team Stats Year-By-Year ...... 80 2014 Team Captains: Connor Frazier, Tye Joe Tricario, Safeties, Special Teams Coach . . 13 Superlatives...... 81-88 Smith, Donnell Mike Moyseenko, Wide Receivers Coach . . . . . 14 Individual Records ...... 89-91 Lewis, Emmanuel Jon Schwartz, Outside Linebackers Coach . . . 14 Team Records ...... 92 Holder Jon Dahlquist, Asst. AD FB Operations ...... 15 Career Leaders ...... 93-94 Support Staff ...... 16-17 Annual Leaders ...... 95-96 ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF All-Time Roster ...... 99-99 Director: Dustin Semonavick, FB Contact Tigers in the Pros ...... 18 E-mail: [email protected] 2014 Outlook ...... 20-22 All-Time Coaching Roster...... 100 Offi ce Phone: 410-704-3102 2014 Roster/Pronunciation Guide ...... 23-24 Towson Award Winners ...... 101 Cell Phone: 757-544-8393 Player Profi les Honor Roll...... 102-107 Associate Director: TBA Returners ...... 26-40 Tigers vs. All Opponents ...... 108 Assistant Director: Megan O’Brien Newcomers...... 40-46 Overtime Games ...... 109 Assistant Director: Megan Bradshaw Year-By-Year Results...... 110-113 Intern: Jen Bolton 2014 Opponents ...... 47-50 Media Relations FAX: 410-704-3861 CAA Football Conference ...... 51-52 Tigers In The Pros ...... 114 Press Box Phone: 410-704-3102 CAA Composite Schedule ...... 53 Tigers In The Coaching Ranks...... 114 Getting to ...... 115 COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Tiger Nickname...... 54 Commissioner: Tom Yeager 2013 Season Review Media Information...... 116 Dir. of Football Operations: Eric Wieberg Game-by-game ...... 56-61 Towson’s 2014 Schedule...... Back Cover Asst. Commissioner for Football: Scott Meyer CAA Phone: 804-754-1616 2014 TIGER FOOTBALL GUIDE Ticket Offi ce Phone: 1-855-TU-TIGER The 2014 Tiger Football Media Guide is published by the Towson University Department of Athletics. It is edited and designed by Megan O’Brien, Assistant Director of Athletics Media Relations. Assistance was provided by Dustin Semonavick, Megan Bradshaw, Dan O’Connell, Peter Schlehr, Maureen O’Connell, Kevin Hess and Jon Dahlquist. Photography by Kanji Takeno, Desiree Stover, Brendan Cavanaugh, Rich Riggins, Scott Thornton, P.J. Dunn, Susan O’Brien, Doug Learned and Rob Brown.

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Coach Ambrose leads the Tigers on to Minnegan Field prior to a home game.

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HEAD COACH Rob Ambrose

Over the last three years, Head Coach Rob Ambrose has led the Tigers to 29 wins, a Once the season ended, the Tiger coach was pair of Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) championships and two NCAA FCS playoff honored as the 2011 CAA Coach of the Year, the appearances. AFCA District Coach of the Year and was a fi nalist In 2013, he guided the Tigers to a magical season as Towson reached the NCAA for the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year. In January 2012, Ambrose was the recipient FCS championship game by beating No. 9 Fordham, No. 2 Eastern Illinois and No. 3 of the as the top coach in FCS football. Eastern Washington in consecutive weeks. Towson fi nished its campaign with a 13-3 record; the 13 wins were a school record. The UConn years (2002-08) Ranked second in the fi nal NCAA FCS polls, Towson won the Lambert/Meadow- Ambrose joined the staff at UConn as the Huskies grew from an NCAA Division I-AA lands Award as the top FCS team in the East. The Tigers were also honored as the program into a major college contender. During his seven seasons in Storrs, Con- ECAC FCS Team of the Year. necticut, the Huskies were 49-36 with just two losing seasons. UConn made three During the 2012 season, Ambrose led the Tigers to a 7-4 record against a brutal bowl appearances in fi ve years, debuted in the AP national rankings at 16th, and won schedule. The Tigers lost to a pair of nationally-ranked FBS programs in Kent State a share of the Big East title in 2007. and LSU. But, Towson fi nished the season with a 6-2 CAA record as the Tigers shared Joining the staff as the quarterbacks coach, Ambrose played a major role in the the league title. development of Dan Orlovsky, the fi rst UConn quarterback to play in the NFL as a In 2011, just his third season as the Tigers’ coach, Ambrose guided Towson to fi fth-round draft pick by the Detroit Lions. In 2008 as the offensive coordinator, one of the most dramatic turnarounds in history. Only one season Ambrose coached Donald Brown, an All-American and the 2008 BIG EAST Offensive removed from a 1-10 record, the 2011 Tigers became the Turnaround Tigers - their Player of the Year. Brown led the nation with 2,083 yards on 367 carries and became 7.5-game improvement was the most dramatic improvement in NCAA Division I and the fi rst UConn player to be selected in the fi rst round of the NFL draft. one of the biggest ever, at any level. The Tigers posted a 9-2 regular season record, beating six nationally ranked His fi rst head coaching job – Catholic (2001) teams, and won the CAA championship outright with a 7-1 record. The Tigers also Ambrose left Towson after the 2000 season to become the head coach at Catholic made their fi rst appearance in the NCAA FCS playoffs, becoming the fi rst program University, a Division III program in Washington, D.C. In one year at Catholic, Ambrose to earn playoff berths at the Division III, Division II and FCS (I-AA) levels. led the Cardinals to a 3-7 record.

Coach Ambrose instructing former Tigers James Oboh (84) and (28), along with current Tiger, Emmanuel Holder. 4 2014 Football

As a Tiger assistant (1992-2000) In nine years as a Tiger assistant, the team went 54-36 with only two losing seasons. Coach Ambrose’s Coaching Record Ambrose started as a student-assistant before being promoted to wide receivers Towson University (2009-present) coach in 1993, offensive coordinator in 1997 and then to associate head coach in Head Coach (2009-present) 2000. 2009 2-9 Tigers struggle with injuries against tough schedule. He coached four All-Americans in running back Tony Vinson, quarterback Dan 2010 1-10 Tigers win longest game in school history. Crowley, and wide receivers Mark Orlando and Jamal White. Vinson led the nation in 2011 9-3 Tigers are most improved team in NCAA Division I, winning fi rst-ever Colonial Athletic Association title and earning NCAA FCS playoff berth rushing yards (2,016), all-purpose yards (2,073) and points scored (138) in 1993. Vinson for fi rst time. went on to be a fi fth-round draft pick of the San Diego Chargers. Orlando earned 2012 7-4 CAA Co-Champions All-America notice by catching 55 passes for 1,223 yards and 12 touchdowns. 2013 13-3 Tigers were runners-up in the FCS National Championship game In 1999, Towson led the nation in passing yardage, averaging 381.2 passing yards per game. 32-29 5 seasons University of Connecticut (2002-08) His collegiate playing career Quarterbacks Coach (2002-05) As a player at Towson, Ambrose started his career as a quarterback but moved to 2002 6-6 UConn averages 31.1 points per game. wide receiver as a sophomore. In 1990, he caught four passes for 20 yards. As a junior, 2003 9-3 UConn scores 34 points per game in last I-AA season. 2004 8-4 Record-setting quarterback Dan Orlovsky leads way. he had four catches for 35 yards. Three of those receptions were touchdown passes 2005 5-6 UConn beats Syracuse and South Florida. from Dan Crowley. He caught an 11-yard TD pass at James Madison, a seven-yard TD Offensive Coordinator (2006-08) toss at Liberty and a 14-yard TD pass against Hofstra. An injury in the spring before 2006 4-8 UConn edges Pittsburgh in double OT, 46-45. his senior year forced Ambrose to the sidelines. 2007 9-4 BIG EAST co-champions, 2nd Bowl Game. 2008 8-5 Donald Brown leads nation in rushing (2,083 yds). The Ambrose family Catholic University (2001) The Tigers’ coach is the son of one of the most successful high school football Head Coach (2001) coaches in Maryland. His father, Tim, was the head coach at Middletown for 31 years 2001 3-7 First season as college head coach. and won 249 games, leading the Knights to 14 Monocacy Valley League champion- Towson University (1992-2000) ships. He retired in 2013, just in time to follow the Tigers’ march to the NCAA cham- Wide Receivers Coach (1992-96) pionship game. The former athletic director at Middletown, he stepped down as 1992 5-5 1st non-losing season in 4 years. football coach after the 2004 season. Coach Ambrose’s brother, Jared, was an assis- 1993 8-2 Tony Vinson leads NCAA I-AA in rushing. tant football coach at Delaware for two years before joining the Tigers’ staff. He is 1994 8-2 Dan Crowley and Mark Orlando lead passing game. currently the program’s offensive coordinator. 1995 6-4 Program goes non-scholarship. Ambrose and his wife, Melissa, have two children: Grace and Riley. 1996 6-4 Tigers fi nished season with 4-game win streak. Offensive Coordinator (1997-99) 1997 2-8 1st year in the Patriot League. 1998 5-6 Patriot League recruits start to make impact. 1999 7-4 Tigers lead nation in passing yardage. Associate Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator (2000) 2000 7-4 Noah Read leads Patriot League in rushing.

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Appalachian State in the NCAA FCS playoffs. They won their third straight Patriot Matt League title in 2006 and fi nished with a 6-6 record, dropping a fi rst round game to Massachusetts in the NCAA FCS playoffs. Hachmann Hachmann helped the Leopards’ defense fi nish the 2007 season as the Defensive Coordinator top-ranked defense in the nation, allowing just 260.9 yards of offense per game. He 6th Season at Towson coached linebacker Andy Romans, a three-time All-Patriot League pick and the Patriot 20th Season as College Coach League Defensive Player of the Year twice. He also coached linebacker Maurice St. Thomas (Minn.) ’93 Bennett, an All-American selection in 2005. A fi nalist for the , he had a free agent tryout with the Chicago Bears. Defensive Coordinator Matt Hachmann has During his tenure as the linebackers coach, nine linebackers received helped the Tigers reach impressive levels of All-Patriot League honors. success during his tenure with Towson. Over the last three years, the Tiger At Maryland (1999), Oklahoma (1997-98), Northern Illois (1995-96) and North- defense helped Towson post a 29-10 record, win two Colonial Athletic Association western (1994) (CAA) championships, reach the FCS National Championship game and fi nish as high Prior to his years at Lafayette, Hachmann was on the coaching staff at four different as second in the FCS national rankings (2013). NCAA Division I FBS programs. In 1999, he was a member of Coach Ron Vanderlinden’s Over the last three years, 13 member of the Tiger defense have earned staff at the University of Maryland, serving as the director of football operations. In All-CAA honors. In 2013, defensive end Ryan Delaire, linebacker Telvion Clark, cor- 1997 and 1998, Hachmann coached at the University of Oklahoma. For two years, he nerback Jordan Love and safety Christian Carpenter were named fi rst team was a graduate assistant coach. He spent the 1995 and 1996 seasons at Northern All-CAA. In 2013, the Tiger defense played a key role in Towson’s drive Illinois University where he was a graduate assistant coach with the offensive line. to the FCS championship Coach Hachmann is a board member of “Lauren’s First and Goal Football game. In the playoffs, Camp” which raises money for pediatric brain tumor research, cancer services and Coach Hachmann’s Resume the defense faced three family support. For the last 10 years, he has participated in the camp and has gotten Towson University (2009-present) of the most explosive many of his colleagues to join him. Created in 2004, the camp has raised more than Defensive Coordinator (2009-present) offenses in FCS football: a million dollars for brain tumor research. A 1993 graduate of the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, he was a Lafayette College (2000-2008) Fordham, Eastern Illi- nois and Eastern Wash- three-year letter winner for the football team. In 1990, he was part of a team that Linebackers Coach (2000-08) reached the NCAA Division III quarterfi nals. He also played for the baseball team, Special Teams Coordinator (2003-06) ington. The Tiger Recruiting Coordinator (2007-08) defense held each team earning Most Improved Player honors as a senior. well below its seasonal After earning his bachelor’s degree in marketing management, he served University of Maryland (1999) scoring average. as a recruiting assistant at Northwestern University for the 1994 season. While Dir. of Football Operations (1999) While helping working at Oklahoma and Northern Illinois, he pursued a master’s degree in sport University of Oklahoma (1997-98) the Tigers fi nish as management. Assistant Offensive Line Coach (1997-98) national runners-up in Born in Queens, New York, he grew up in Chicago. He and his wife, Kim- berly, have three children, Rien, Jake and Justin. Northern Illinois University (1995-96) 2013, Clark and Love earned All-America Assistant Offensive Line Coach (1995-96) honors. In 2013, the Northwestern University (1994) Tiger defense scored Recruiting Assistant (1994) fi ve touchdowns and generated 34 turnovers, ranking them fourth in NCAA FCS.

At Lafayette College (2000-08) Coach Hachmann joined the Tigers’ staff prior to the 2009 season. He spent the nine previous seasons at Lafayette College. A native of Chicago, he joined the Lafay- ette staff in the 2000 season. After working with the Leopard running backs for one year, he became the linebackers coach in 2001, a position he held for eight years. From 2003 to 2006, he also served as Lafayette’s special teams coordinator. In 2008 and 2009, he added recruiting coordinator respon- sibilities. At Lafayette, he helped build the Leop- ards into one of the top teams in the Patriot League. During his nine years, he was part of a coaching staff that helped the Leopards compile a 52-50 record. From 2004 to 2006, the Leopards won three consecutive Patriot League championships. In 2004, the Leopards won the Patriot League title but lost to national championship-bound Delaware in the fi rst round of the NCAA FCS playoffs. In 2005, Lafayette had an 8-4 record for the second year in a row and won its second straight Patriot League title. The Leopards lost to

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history, completing 66 percent Jared of his passes. Coach Ambrose’s Resume After coaching the Ambrose Tigers’ tight ends for his fi rst Towson University (2009-present) two seasons, he became the Offensive Coordinator Tight Ends Coach (2009-10) quarterbacks coach in 2011. Quarterbacks Coach (2011-12) 6th Season at Towson During the 2011 Offensive Coordinator (2013-) 10th Season as College Coach season, Ambrose guided a very University of Delaware (2007-08) Shepherd, ‘07 effective Tiger offense that Offensive Assistant Coach (2007-08) helped Towson win the CAA championship outright while Shepherd University (2004-06) Jared Ambrose made his fi rst season as the averaging just under 35 points Student Assistant Coach (2004-06) Tigers’ offensive coordinator a memorable one. per game. In 12 games, the The Tigers were 13-3 – setting a school Tigers scored 30 or more record for wins – and reached the NCAA FCS championship game. Towson’s offense points 10 times. Enders led the was superb behind Ambrose’s leadership and the team broke nearly every offensive CAA in passing effi ciency and was named as the CAA Offensive Player of the Week record. The 2013 season also marked the fi rst time in school history that the offense twice. passed and rushed for over 3,500 yards in the same season. The Tigers fi nished 12th in the country (fi rst in the Colonial Athletic Asso- At the University of Delaware (2007-08) ciation (CAA)) in total offense and 19th in the country in scoring. Towson had the In 2007, Ambrose joined the football coaching staff at the University of Delaware. As most potent offense in the NCAA tournament, averaging 483 total yards per game a graduate assistant coach, Ambrose worked with the Blue Hens’ offense for two while averaging 35 points per game. seasons. In his fi rst season at Delaware, he helped the Blue Hens’ high-powered In 2013, Ambrose coached Peter Athens to become the 10th-leading passer offense average 36.2 points and 460.6 total yards per game. in program history and to lead the Tigers to their fi rst three FCS playoffs victories. Led by All-American quarterback Joe Flacco, the Blue Hens reached the Ambrose took over as offensive coordinator during the second half the NCAA FCS championship game where they lost to Appalachian State. En route to the of the 2012 season. Over the fi nal six games, the Tiger offense averaged over 500 championship game, Delaware upset number one-ranked Northern Iowa and fourth- yards of total offense as Towson fi nished the season as CAA co-champions. In addi- ranked Illinois State. In his two years, he helped the Blue Hens compile a 15-12 record. tion, quarterback Grant Enders became the most effi cient passer in Towson football At Shepherd University (2004-06) A native of Middletown, Md., Ambrose is a 2007 graduate of Shepherd University. He started his coaching career during his undergraduate years at the school. After one year as a player at Shepherd, he joined the coaching staff in 2004 and served as an assistant coach for three seasons. He helped the Rams compile a 29-5 record and win three straight West Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) titles. During his tenure at Shepherd, he served as an offensive assistant coach working with the quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends. Shepherd had a 28-game regular season winning streak during his years on the staff. During the 2004 season, Coach Ambrose helped Shepherd post a 7-3 record and win the WVIAC title with a 7-0 league record. In 2005, the Rams enjoyed one of the best seasons in school history as they compiled an 11-1 record that included a second straight WVIAC championship. After an undefeated regular season, the Rams earned a berth in the NCAA Division II playoffs where they lost to C.W. Post in the fi rst round. In 2006, Shepherd had a second straight undefeated regular season and won its third WVIAC title in a row. In their second consecutive NCAA Division II playoff appearance, the Rams beat Merrimack before losing to sixth-ranked Bloomsburg. Jared and his wife, Ashley, have two daughters: Evie and Sawyer.

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John Donatelli Offensive Line Coach 18th Season at Towson 18th Season as College Coach Frostburg State, ‘88

Over the last few seasons, John Donatelli has been the coach of one of the best offensive lines in NCAA FCS history. In 2013, he helped the Tigers post a 13-3 record and fi nish as NCAA FCS runners-up. His offensive line included four seniors who blocked for the nation’s leading rusher and allowed only seven sacks in 16 games. Coaches John Donatelli and Rob Ambrose with Eric Pike and Tiger alum and Tackle Eric Pike, a four-year starter, was named as a consensus fi rst team current Chicago Bears star Jermon Bushrod at the 2013 FCS Championship. All-American in 2013. Pike earned All-Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) fi rst team honors in 2012 and 2013. The Tigers’ other tackle, Randall Harris, was also a two-time coach, Donatelli has coached nine All-CAA linemen, fi ve All-Americans, 17 Capital One All-CAA fi rst team selection. Offensive center Doug Shaw was a second team All-CAA Academic All-Americans and seven All-Patriot League selections. honoree in 2012 and ‘13. Tiger tackle Jermon Bushrod has played in the NFL for seven years. A Over the last three seasons, the Tiger offensive line has led Towson to a fourth-round draft pick by the New Orleans Saints in 2007, he is a two-time All-Pro 29-10 overall record, two CAA championships, two NCAA FCS playoff appearances and tackle who currently plays for the Chicago Bears. In his fi rst season as an NFL starter, a 3-2 record in NCAA FCS playoff action. Towson has also posted a 19-5 CAA record he contributed to the top-ranked offense in the NFL as the Saints upset Indianapolis over that time. to win their fi rst Super Bowl title. In 2011, Donatelli’s offen- Donatelli joined the Tigers’ coaching staff in 1997, the program’s fi rst sive line played a vital role in season as a member of the Patriot League. A part-time member of the coaching staff, Coach Donatelli’s Resume the Tigers’ climb to the top of he was the team’s assistant offensive line coach. In 1998, he served as the Tigers’ Towson University (1997-present) the CAA standings. The Tigers’ tight ends coach and became the offensive line coach in 1999. While he was a part- Assistant Offensive Line Coach (1997) offensive line helped the time coach at Towson, he co-owned a business with his brother, Dan, leading Ches- Tight Ends Coach (1998) Towson offense average 34.6 apeake Crane Service, Inc. Offensive Line Coach (1999-present) points per game in addition to Calvert Hall High School (1991-96) leading the CAA with 229.9 At Calvert Hall College High School (1991-96) rushing yards per game. Donatelli’s coaching career began at his alma mater where he was an assistant coach Offensive Line Coach, Strength Coach, Special Teams Coordinator (1991-96) After the conclusion of the at Calvert Hall for six years. During those years, he was the offensive line coach, Tigers’ season, two of his special teams coordinator and strength coach. offensive linemen, Henry A Baltimore, Maryland native and a graduate of Calvert Hall High School, Glackin and Pike, earned All-CAA honors. Since becoming the Tigers’ offensive line Donatelli graduated from Frostburg State in 1988, earning a bachelor’s degree in business management. A three-year starter at offensive center, he was honored as the Bobcats’ Lineman of the Year in 1987. In 1995, he began work on a degree in kinesiology. In 1997, he earned a second undergraduate degree when he graduated from Towson University with a degree in sport management. Coach Donatelli is a member of the Coaches Association. He and his wife, Maria, a 1995 Towson graduate, have two children, Samantha and Luca.

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tually every school record. In 2013, Reno Towson ran for a school record Coach Ferri’s Resume 3,830 yards and scored 55 rushing Towson University (2011-pres.) Ferri touchdowns. Running Backs Coach (2011-present) His fi rst season as a Tight Ends Coach member of the Tigers’ staff was Univ. of Akron (2004-2009) Recruiting Coordinator certainly a memorable one. As the Graduate Assistant Coach (2004) 4th Season at ’ running backs coach in 2011, Director of Football Operations (2005) 11th Season as a College Coach he mentored a group that rushed Wide Receivers Coach (2006) Running Backs Coach (2007-2009) West Point, ’00 for 229.9 yards per game, a mark that led the CAA. Recruiting Coordinator (2005-2009) In his three seasons as the Tigers’ running He also coached two U.S. Military Academy (2000) backs coach, Reno Ferri has made quite an players who earned All-America Graduate Assistant Coach (2000) impact on the Tiger football program. notice (Wharton and West). West, Since 2011, the Tigers have averaged more than 230 rushing yards per who led NCAA FCS with 29 rushing game. En route to the 2013 FCS championship game, Towson averaged more than touchdowns, was named as the winner of the Jerry Rice Award as the top freshman 240 yards per game. in FCS football. Over the last three seasons, he has coached two running backs who have been the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Offensive Rookie of the Year: Terrance At Akron (2004-2009) West in 2011 and Darius Victor in 2013. During that time frame, Tyler Wharton, In 2004, he joined the staff at Akron as a graduate assistant who worked with the Emmanuel Holder and West have been named as All-CAA performers. offense. In 2005, he was Akron’s director of football operations, overseeing all admin- In 2013, he coached West, who set NCAA FCS single season records for istrative duties with the staff. During the 2005, he was part of an Akron team that rushing yards and touchdowns in a season. While West was the CAA Offensive Player earned a berth in the Motor City Bowl where the Zips lost a 38-31 thriller to Memphis. of the Year, Victor was the CAA Offensive Rookie of the Year. West and Holder have He was promoted to wide receivers coach in 2006 and worked with Jabari earned All-American honors under his guidance. Arthur, who became an all-league performer, and David Harvey, All-MAC performer While helping the Tigers post a 29-10 record over the last three seasons, and a freshman All-American. In 2006, Harvey led the MAC in kickoff returns and was he has coached a Tiger running game that has rushed for more than 200 yards in second in the nation. 24 games, winning 22 of those contests. The Tigers have topped the 300-yard mark In 2007, he was named as the running backs coach, a position he held for eight times and gone over 400 yards twice. In the 2013 FCS quarterfi nals at Eastern three years. Led by Bryan Williams and Alex Allen, the Zips averaged 127.8 rushing Illinois, Towson ran for a school-record 472 yards in a 49-39 victory. yards per game in 2007. That same season, he averaged 31.9 yards per kickoff return Over the last three seasons, the Tiger running game has shattered vir- as he led the MAC and was second nationally; in 2008 he ranked sixth nationally with a 29.0 yards per return average. Williams, who ran for 728 yards, was named third team All-Mid-American Conference. In 2008, Ferri turned to Dennis Kennedy, who responded with a record-setting season. Kennedy, who rushed for 1,321 yards, pro- duced the third-best single season rushing total in Akron history. He also set school records with 17 rushing touchdowns and 18 overall TDs. During his tenure at Akron, he also served as the program’s recruiting coordinator. From 2005 to 2007, Akron landed the Mid-American Conference’s top recruiting classes. The Zips also had three players named as freshman All-Americans from those classes.

At the US Military Academy (2000-03) A native of Youngstown, Ohio, Coach Ferri is a 2000 graduate of the United States Military Academy. A three-year letter winner at running back for the Black Knights, he was part of Army’s fi rst team to compete in Conference USA. In 1996, he was a member of Army’s nationally ranked team that posted a 10-2 record and lost to Auburn in the Independence Bowl. He was a senior game captain in a game against Air Force. After earning his bachelor’s degree in general management with a minor in systems engineering, he started his coaching career at West Point. During the 2000 season, he served as a graduate assistant on the Army coaching staff. A fi rst lieutenant in the United States Army from May 2000 to March 2002, he served as a fi re direction offi cer and a battalion survey offi cer. He has also worked as a consultant for British Petroleum working in the Gulf of Mexico. A systems engineer, he and his team designed and implemented a software solution to decontaminate and re-deliver 16,000 vessels. Reno and his wife, Rebekah, have four children, including a pair of twins.

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His playing career at Derrick UNC Coach Johnson’s Resume A native of Upper Marl- Johnson boro, Maryland, Johnson Towson University (2008-present) Cornerbacks Coach was a 2004 graduate of Secondary Coach (2008) Cornerbacks Coach (2009-present) 7th Season at Towson the University of North 8th Season as College Coach Carolina. During his McDaniel College (2007) North Carolina, ‘04 college career, he Defensive Backs Coach (2007) appeared in all 48 games Riverside (N.C.) High School (2004-06) and started eight times. A Secondary Coach (2004-06) Derrick Johnson has coached Towson’s corner- special teams standout, backs to contribute signifi cantly to the Tigers’ he also saw action in the success over the last three years. secondary. In 2001, he was part of the Tar Heels’ defense that was top-ranked in the From 2011-13, Towson has posted an Atlantic Coast Conference. UNC led the ACC in total defense and pass defense while impressive 29-10 record and won two conference championships. The Tigers also ranking third in run defense and scoring defense. North Carolina capped off the made two NCAA FCS post-season appearances and reached the NCAA championship season with a 16-10 victory over Auburn in the Peach Bowl. game in 2013. After graduating with a degree in African-American history, he received In 2012, cornerback Jordan Love was a second team All-Colonial Athletic an invitation to participate in the Washington Redskins Rookie Camp. He also played Association (CAA) selection while Tye Smith earned third team All-CAA honors. In one season for the Raleigh Rebels of the American Indoor Football League. 2013, Love was named fi rst team All-CAA and Smith moved up to second team. Both An outstanding teacher, he has coaches annually at the North Carolina of the cornerbacks have earned All-America notice. Summer Football Camp and the University of Virginia’s Summer Football Camp. En route to the NCAA FCS championship game in 2013, the Tiger defense Coach Johnson and his wife, Tiffanie, have one son, Dean. forced 35 turnovers and intercepted 16 passes.

At McDaniel College (2007) After spending the 2007 season on Coach Tim Keating’s staff at McDaniel College, he joined the Tiger coaching staff prior to the 2008 season.

At Riverside High School (2004-06) In addition to spending three years as a secondary coach at Riverside High School in North Carolina, he taught at the school. He helped Riverside post a 7-4 record in 2004. In his fi nal season, he helped Riverside make its fi rst state championship game appearance as the defensive backs led the state with 27 . He also spent two years as the track and fi eld coach at Riverside High School.

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the most versatile offensive linemen to play for the Tigers. As a freshman, he earned Konstantinos a starting position when injuries struck the offensive line. He started one game at guard and four games at center. As a sophomore, he appeared in 10 of the Tigers’ 12 Kosmakos games and started eight at offensive guard. In his junior season, he moved into the Defensive Line Coach starting lineup as Towson’s offensive center. In his fi nal two seasons, he started 20 7th Season at Towson games at center. In his senior season, he helped the Tigers post a 6-5 record in their 7th Season as College Coach second year of Atlantic-10 Football. Towson, ‘06 When he was named as the Tigers’ Offensive Player of the Year, he became only the fourth offensive lineman in school history to earn the award. He joined A four-year starter on the offensive line for the offensive guard Jason Gunning (2003), offensive center David Snyder (1995) and Tiger football team, Konstantinos Kosmakos offensive center Kevin Fidati (1979) as linemen to win the award. He was also the has been a member of the Tiger coaching staff sixth player to earn the award in consecutive seasons. since 2008. Kosmakos is a graduate of Dulaney High School (Md.) where he was a The 2013 season was Kosmakos’ fi rst standout athlete for the Lions. A starter in 34 or 39 games, he earned honorable as the Tigers’ defensive line coach. With the defensive line recording 41 sacks, the mention all-state honors as an offensive lineman. In his junior year, he helped the Tigers reached the NCAA FCS Championship game and fi nished the season with a Lions compile a 7-3 record after they had gone winless in his sophomore year. He school-record 13 wins. Defensive end Ryan Delaire was named to the All-Colonial was also a standout for the Lions’ wrestling team and fi nished as the runner-up in Athletic Association (CAA) fi rst team and picked up third team All-America honors. the Maryland state tournament as a senior. A two-time All-Baltimore County selection Delaire led the CAA in sacks, tackles for lost yardage and recoveries. as a wrestler, Kosmakos compiled a 73-4 career record. He was recently inducted Over the last three seasons, he has helped the Tigers compile a 29-10 into the Dulaney Hall of Fame. record, win two CAA championships and make two appearances in the NCAA FCS During the 2009 and 2010 off-seasons, Kosmakos was a two-year per- playoffs. In addition to former for the Baltimore Mariners indoor football team. Coach Kosmakos’ Resume fi nishing as FCS run- The Mariners, who posted a 14-0 regular season record in 2010, played in ners-up in 2013, the the American Indoor Football Association. They played their home games at Balti- Towson University (2008-present) Tigers were the winners more Arena in downtown Baltimore. Offensive Line Assistant Coach (2008) of the Lambert/Mead- Defensive Line Assistant Coach (2009-10) owlands Award as the Outside Linebackers Coach (2011) top FCS team in the East. Assistant Defensive Line Coach (2012) In 2011, he Defensive Line Coach (2013) served as outside line- backers coach and helped his alma mater become the most improved team in NCAA Division I. The 2011 Tigers won their fi rst CAA championship and fi nished the season with a 9-3 record. After spending the 2008 season as an assistant coach for the offensive line, he moved to defense. A native of Phoenix, Maryland, Kosmakos earned his B.A. in business administration from Towson in 2006. In 2004 and 2005, he was named as the Tigers’ Offensive Player of the Year. A fi xture on the offensive line from 2002 to 2005, Kosmakos was one of

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At Bridgton Academy Dassin (Maine) (1999-00) Coach Blackwell’s Resume Blackwell After graduating from Towson University (2010-present) Towson in 1998 with a Quality Control Assistant (2010) Running Backs Coach degree in exercise science, Running Backs Coach (2011-present) 5th Season at Towson he was named as an assis- 13th Season as College Coach tant coach at Bridgton Georgetown University (2007-09) Towson, ‘98 Academy in Maine. Black- Running Backs Coach (2007-09) well worked with the Dassin Blackwell’s tenure at Towson has coin- defensive backs. He also (2005) cided with an outstanding three-year run for served as an admissions Defensive Backs Coach (2005) Tiger football. counselor at Bridgton. Iona College (2004) He has helped Towson compile a 29-10 At Assumption College Tight Ends Coach (2007-09) record with two Colonial Athletic Association (1998-99) (CAA) championships, two NCAA FCS playoff appearances and a berth in the NCAA FCS championship game. Blackwell earned his fi rst Bryant University (2001-03) coaching opportunity at Cornerbacks Coach/Strength Coach (2001-03) While working with the Tigers’ wide receivers from 2011-13, he has coached Assumption College where three players who have earned All-CAA honors. In 2012, Tom Ryan was named third he spent one year coach- Bridgton Academy-Maine (1999-00) team All-CAA. In 2013, Spencer Wilkins and Leon Kinnard were both named to the ing the wide receivers. Assistant Coach (1999-00) All-CAA third team. Camp experience In addition, he has been responsible for all preparation and implemen- tation of a weekly game plan. He has also assisted in the marketing and recruitment An experienced teacher of the game, Coach Blackwell has worked at a number of strategy to heighten the program’s visibility. Blackwell served as the program’s camps the last few years. He has coached at Lauren’s 1st and Goal Camp at Lafayette quality control assistant in 2010. College the last three years and was a member of the staff at the Rutgers Three-Day Prospect Camp this past season. He will coach the running backs in 2014. He has also worked at the Towson Football Coaches Clinic and One-Day Skills Camp At Georgetown University (2007-09) at Towson the last three years. From 2007 to 2009, Blackwell spent three years as a member of Kevin Kelly’s staff A native of New Rochelle, New York, Blackwell is engaged to Stephanie DiClemente. at Georgetown University. While working for the Hoyas, he coached the running backs. At Hofstra University (2005) He joined Coach Joe Gardi’s staff at Hofstra University in 2005 as a defensive backs graduate assistant coach. In his one season at Hofstra, he helped the Pride post a 7-4 record. At Iona College (2004) In 2004, he served as the tight ends coach at Iona College for Coach Fred Mariani. He was also the Gaels’ academic coordinator. At Bryant University (2001-03) In 2001, he started his college coaching career at Bryant University in Rhode Island. In three years at Bryant, he was the team’s strength coach. He worked with Bryant’s defensive backs and running backs as a member of Jim Micelli’s staff.

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Joe Coach Tricario’s Resume Tricario Towson University (2013-present) Safteies/Special Teams Coach Safeties/Special Teams Coach (2013) 2nd Season at Towson University of Massachusetts (2011) 26th Season as College Coach Linebackers Coach (2011) Cortland, ‘83 Stony Brook University (2006-10) Defensive Coordinator/Special Teams Coach (2006-10) Veteran coach Joe Tricario joined Towson Football in March 2013 and had a memorable Fordham University (1999-2005) fi rst season with the Tigers. Special Teams Coach (1999-2001) He helped Towson fi nish as NCAA FCS Defensive Coordinator (2002-2005) runners-up with a 13-3 record, the most wins Lafayette College (1996-98) in school history. Towson also won the Lambert/Meadowlands as the top FCS team Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coach (1996-98) in the East. In 2013, he coached the Tigers’ safeties and special teams, including All- of CFL (1995) Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) selection Christian Carpenter. Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coach (1995) A native of New York City, Tricario has spent 32 seasons as a football Fordham University (1994) coach on the high school, college and pro football levels. Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coach (1994)

At UMass (2011) University of Pennsylvania (1992-93) Tricario was a member of the staff at the University of Massachusetts where he Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coach (1992-93) served as the special teams coordinator and linebackers coach for Kevin Morris. In Montreal Machine of WLAF (1990-91) that role, he worked with All-American linebacker . Assistant Coach (1990-91) Union College (1991) At Stony Brook (2006-10) Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coach (1991) Coach Tricario joined the Stony Brook staff in 2006 and handled a variety of roles. He was the defensive coordinator, special teams coach and the linebackers coach University of Albany (1985-89) for Coach Chuck Priorie. He helped the team win back-to-back Big South Conference Graduate Assistant Coach (1985) championships and coached All-American linebacker Tyler Santucci. Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers Coach (1986-89) Mount Vernon High School (1984) At Fordham (1994, 1999-2005) Assistant Coach (1984) In 1999, he returned to Fordham University as the Rams’ special teams coordina- tor for Coach Dave Clawson. At Fordham, he was part of the Rams’ dramatic turn- Mount St. Michael Academy (1983) around. In 1999, Fordham posted an 0-11 record. Three years later in 2002, Tricario Assistant Coach (1983) was named as Fordham’s defensive coordinator. The Rams won the Patriot League championship with a 10-3 record. During his second tenure at Fordham University, Tricario coached All-Americans safety/punt returner Dan McGrath and kicker/punter Kevin Fordyce.

At Lafayette College (1996-98) After one season in the CFL with the Toronto Argonauts, he returned to the college game, joining Coach Bill Russo’s staff at Lafayette College. He spent three seasons working with the Leopards as their special teams and wide receivers coach.

At the University of Pennsylvania (1992-93) In 1992, he followed Bagnoli to Penn where he served as the Quakers’ special teams and wide receivers coach. In two seasons at Penn, he helped the Quakers compile a 17-3 record and win the 1993 Ivy League championship.

At Union College (1991) During the off-season of the WLAF, he coached at Union College in New York. In one season at Union, he helped the Dutchmen reach the NCAA Division III semifi nals and post a 10-1 record. He was a member of the staff for Coach Al Bagnoli.

With the Montreal Machine (WLAF) (1990-91) After six seasons at Albany, he joined the coaching staff of Jacque Dusseault and the Montreal Machine, a team in the World League of American Football (WLAF) – the forerunner of NFL Europe.

At the University of Albany (1985-89) In 1985, he became a graduate assistant at the University of Albany for Coach Bob Ford. He worked with the wide receivers and quarterbacks. During his fi rst season at Albany, he helped the Great Danes post a 9-2 record and win the ECAC Bowl championship with a victory over Plymouth State.

A 1983 graduate of Cortland State, he played wide receiver for the Red Dragons. 13 2014 Football

Mike Jon Moyseenko Schwartz Wide Receivers Coach Outside Linebackers Coach 1st Season at Towson 3rd Season at Towson 7th Season as College Coach 3rd Season as College Coach Maryland, ‘07 Shepherd, ‘11 The newest member of the Tiger football After spending the 2012 season as the Ti- coaching staff, Mike Moyseenko was promoted gers’ quality control defensive assistant, Jon to wide receivers coach in the spring of 2014. Schwartz was named as the Tigers’ outside A 2007 graduate of linebackers coach prior to the 2013 season. the University of Maryland, he served as In his fi rst season at Towson, he was the Tigers’ offensive quality control assistant last season when the Tigers ad- part of the Tigers’ memorable run to the NCAA FCS championship game. The 2013 Ti- vanced to the NCAA FCS gers set a school record with 13 victories and won their fi rst three FCS playoffs games. championship game. A native of Annapolis, Coach Moyseenko’s Resume A native of Hagerstown, Coach Schwartz’s Resume Maryland, he was a four- Md., Moyseenko has had a year performer at line- Towson University (2013-present) wide range of coaching ex- Towson University (2012-13) backer at Shepherd Uni- Quality Control (2013) perience since graduating Outside Linebackers Coach (2013) versity where he helped Wide Receivers Coach (2014) from Maryland. A member Quality Control - Defense (2012) Shepherd win a pair of Shepherd University (2012) of the Terrapins’ football Annapolis High School (2011) West Virginia Intercolle- team as a walk-on quar- Receivers Coach (2012) Linebackers, Special Teams Coach (2011) giate Athletic Conference terback, he was an assis- championships. A two-year Good Counsel High School (2011) tant coach to Coach Ralph starter at inside linebacker, Quarterbacks Coach (2011) Friedgen for two years. he was fi fth on the team Baltimore Mariners (2008-10) During his years as a mem- with 42 tackles in 2009. In the 2010 season, Schwartz played for a Shepherd team that Offensive Coordinator (2008-10) ber of the coaching staff, reached the NCAA Division II semifi nals and fi nished the season with a 12-2 record. the Terrapins advanced After earning his degree in recreation and leisure from Shep- to the Gator Bowl and the herd in 2011, he returned to Annapolis High School where he served as Champs Bowl. an assistant coach for Brian Brown. During his one season at Annapo- From 2008 to 2010, he was the offensive coordinator for the lis, he was the Panthers’ linebackers coach and their special teams coach. Baltimore Mariners of the American Indoor Football Association (AIFA). Schwartz was a two-time All-Anne Arundel County linebacker during his In that role, he helped the Mariners win the 2010 AIFA championship. high school career. He led the county in tackles as a junior and a senior and fi nished Moseenko also spent a year as the quarterbacks coach at Good his career with 305 tackles. Counsel High School. In that role, he helped the team post a 12-0 record and win the WCIAC championship. Good Counsel was ranked fourth in the nation. He was an assistant coach at Shepherd University for one year, helping the Rams post an 11-2 record and reach the NCAA Di- vision II playoffs. At Shepherd, he was the receivers’ coach. He and his wife, Kerrie, reside in the Towson area.

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Jon Dahlquist Assistant Athletic Director FB Operations 6th Season Connecticut, ‘03

A member of the Tigers’ staff since March of 2009, Assistant Athletic Director of Football Operations Jon Dahlquist is one of the most valuable members of the Tiger football program. He handles all the details involved with the Tiger football program and coordinates all travel plans. Prior to coming to Towson, Dahlquist served as the director of football operations at the University of Connecticut for two years. While working towards his master’s in education at UConn, he served as a graduate assistant for the Huskies’ football program. Dahlquist earned his degree in May, 2005. In 2005, Dahlquist worked in Tampa with the operations branch of NFL Europe’s Berlin Thunder as the team prepared for the season. He managed all daily football operations during the team’s camp, including room assignments and meals. He also made passport arrangements for the players and managed league fi nancial matters. During the 2005 college football season, he returned to his hometown and volunteered as the director of football operations at the College of Holy Cross. In that role, he helped Coach Tom Gilmore lead the Crusaders to a 6-5 record, the program’s fi rst winning season in fi ve years. While earning his B.A. in education from Connecticut in 2003, he worked as an operations and recruiting assistant for the Huskies’ football program, learning the trade from Don Corzine, UConn’s former director of football operations. During his undergraduate years at UConn, he served as a manager for Coach Jim Calhoun and the men’s basketball team from 1999 to 2002. In 2001-02, he was the manager of a UConn team that compiled a 27-7 record, won the Big East Conference championship and reached the Elite Eight round of the NCAA Tournament. While attending UConn, he also served an internship in the development offi ce at the Nais- mith Memorial Bas- ketball Hall of Fame in Springfi eld, Massa- chusetts. In addition, he was a marketing intern for the Hart- ford Wolf Pack of the American Hockey League. Dahlquist and his wife Trisha have one son, Christopher.

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Jeremy Nathan Pick Wilder Strength & Conditioning Coach Director of Sports Medicine 6th Season 4th Season Greenville College, ‘92 Waynesburg, ‘96

Jeremy Pick joined the Tiger staff in June 2009 as Nathan Wilder serves as the director of sports a strength and conditioning coach, working pri- medicine at Towson. marily with the football team. Pick also trains the Wilder functions as the head football Tiger volleyball team. athletic trainer by coordinating the medical Pick came to Towson after serving as an care and providing athletic training services to assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Oregon for 12 years. While the University’s football student-athletes. with the Ducks, he was responsible for training the volleyball, softball, and wrestling He joined the Tigers from Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, teams, in addition to his work with the football team. where he had served as the head football athletic trainer starting in 2009. While at Prior to his time at Oregon, he was an assistant football and wrestling coach Samford, Wilder was responsible for the prevention, management, treatment and at Carbondale Community High School (Ill.). He completed his undergraduate work at rehabilitation of athletic injuries for all of Samford’s football student-athletes. Greenville College (Ill.) and graduate work at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Wilder arrived at Samford from Waynesburg University in Waynesburg, He and his wife Rita both hail from Illinois. Pennsylvania, where he served as the head athletic trainer from 2004 until 2009. While at Waynesburg, Wilder supervised medical coverage for all 18 teams, and he served as the athletic trainer for the football, wrestling and track and fi eld teams. He was also an instructor of various courses and an approved clinical instructor in the CAATE accredited program at Waynesburg. Prior to his time at Waynesburg, Wilder was an assistant professor/as- sistant athletic trainer at Southern Connecticut State University, spent one year working with the of the , and worked as a graduate assistant at Ohio University. He has worked at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Center for Sports Medicine. Wilder holds credentials as a certifi ed athletic trainer and as a strength and conditioning specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Asso- ciation. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and National Strength and Conditioning Association. Wilder, a native of Pittsburgh, graduated summa cum laude from Waynesburg University in 1996. After graduating from Waynesburg, Wilder attended graduate school and worked at Ohio University. Wilder and his wife, Nicole, have two children.

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Justin Mike Harris Shapley Football Academic Advisor Football Equipment Manager 1st Season 1st Season James Madison, ‘10 Rutgers, ‘11

Mike Shapley, who spent three years as the Justin Harris, who most recently worked assistant equipment manager at Rutgers Uni- at the University of Massachusetts Am- versity, was named the new assistant equipment herst, was named an athletic academic ad- manager at Towson University in July of 2014. visor for the Tigers in the spring of 2014. Shapley’s role at Rutgers involved Harris came to the Tigers from the University of Massachusetts working directly with the Scarlet Knights football program. There he directly assisted Amherst where he was an academic counseling intern during the 2013-14 the football team’s director of player services and assisted in the day-to-day oper- school year. There he tracked the progress towards degree completion and eli- ations of the equipment room. He kept practice minutes for the head football coach gibility for 130 men’s and women’s cross country and track & fi eld athletes. He and assisted in the preparations of team equipment for both home and away games. met weekly with the academically at-risk student-athletes to enhance their Shapley earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science and sport success. He assisted with major declaration, course registration and orga- studies – with a sport management option from Rutgers University in 2011. While an nized weekly schedules. Harris supervised study hall for the football stu- undergraduate he served as a student equipment manager for the Scarlet Knights. dent-athletes and met with prospective athletes during their offi cial visits. There he assisted the linebackers coach and prepared and organized equipment for Harris has a knowledge of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) as both football practices and games. Shapley traveled with the team to away games to help his bachelors and masters degrees are from James Madison. He earned a bachelors with the preparation, transportation and organization of equipment including three in kinesiology in 2010 and his masters in sport and recreation leadership in 2013. bowl games. Harris worked both in the athletic department and on the main campus Prior to his work at Rutgers, Shapley was a training camp intern for three at James Madison while working on his degrees. While he was working on his mas- summers for the . There he was involved in the day-to-day tasks ters degree, he was a graduate assistant and mentor with the Centennial Scholars of a professional football organization and helped ensure camp practices and games Program. There he mentored and advised a cohort of 11 multicultural undergraduate were facilitated smoothly. Shapley also served with the game day equipment staff college students. Harris provided academic assistance through weekly study halls, for two of the Panthers regular season games. advising class schedules and academic meetings with freshman and at-risk students. He is a certifi ed equipment manager as recognized by the Athletic Equip- He also worked as an athletics administration graduate intern. ment Managers Association (AEMA). There he complied student-athlete course completion, GPA, eligibility and se- nior exit interview reports. He served on the Athletics Department Diversity Speaker Committee and oversaw marketing and promotion for that committee. Harris did two different stints with the Center for Multicultural Stu- dent Services. He was the Male Academy Administrative Assistant. In that posi- tion he corresponded with parents of high school male participants, coordinated the scheduling and payment of overnight weekend trips for staff and participants and documented the program activities through photos and video recordings. He was also a graduate assistant for that offi ce. In that position, he co-advised the National Pan-Hellenic Council and multicultural Greek lettered organizations on campus.

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Tigers in Pro Football

SEAN LANDETA, ‘83 TERRANCE WEST, ‘13 All-Pro Punter Running Back N.Y. Giants (1985-92) L.A./St.L. Rams (1993-96) (2014) Tampa Bay Bucs (1997) Green Bay Packers (1998) At Towson: Three-time All-America Phil. Eagles(1999-2002,2005) running back ... led all college football St. Louis Rams (2003-04) players with 2,509 rushing yards and 42 touchdowns in 2013 ... named the 2013 At Towson: Four-year performer at Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Offen- punter ... 3-year standout at place sive Player of the Year and a fi nalist for kicker ... named fi rst team All-Amer- the Walter Payton Award ... led the Tigers ican twice ... three-time All-ECAC ... to the 2013 NCAA FCS championship game named as Division II all-time punter ... shattered the NCAA FCS single season ... had career average of 42.0 yards rushing record and broke the NCAA FCS per punt ... kicked 26 fi eld goals in record in 2013 ... in three-year career at career and had 148 points ... led Towson, ran for 4,849 yards on 802 carries Division II in punting in 1980. with 84 touchdowns ... tied the NCAA FCS Pro Career: Punter for Philadel- career rushing touchdown record ... ended phia/Baltimore Stars in United career with 86 total touchdowns scored and ranks third on the NCAA FCS all-time States Football League for three list of touchdown scorers ... won the Jerry Rice Award as the top freshman in years ... two-time All-USFL pick ... punted for Giants’ Super Bowl XXI and XXV NCAA FCS in 2011 ... earned All-CAA fi rst team honors three times ... was named as champions ... four-time All-Pro punter ... set NFL record with 60,707 career yards the CAA Offensive Player of the Week seven times in his career. ... named as NFL’s Punter of the Decade in 1980’s and 1990’s ... averaged 43.3 yards Pro Career: Selected by the Cleveland Browns in the third round with the 94th per punt in career ... all-time leading punter in Eagles’ history ... two-time Pro pick overall ... fi fth Tiger to ever be selected in the draft and highest ever ... signed Bowl selection ... inducted into Maryland State Hall of Fame in November, 2011. a contract with the Browns on June 11.

JERMON BUSHROD, ‘07 TONY VINSON, ‘94 All-Pro Offensive Tackle Running Back New Orleans Saints (2007-12) San Diego Chargers (1994) Chicago Bears(2013-pres.) Atlanta Falcons (1995) (1996-97) At Towson: Four-year starter at offen- sive tackle for the Tigers ... one of the At Towson: Two-year standout for the team captains as a senior ... earned Tigers at tailback ... transfer from Purdue all-conference honors three times ... prior to 1992 season ... rushed for 3,058 named third team All-Atlantic-10 as a yards in two seasons while scoring 29 sophomore and junior ... earned fi rst touchdowns ... led NCAA I-AA in rushing in team All-Atlantic-10 as a senior ... helped 1993 with 2,016 yards, a record that has Tigers post a 7-4 record as a senior in been broken ... also led nation in scoring 2006. and all-purpose yards in 1993 ... earned Pro Career: Drafted in the fourth round fi rst team All-American honors as a senior of the 2007 NFL draft by the New ... ran for NCAA I-AA record 364 yards in Orleans Saints ... spent the 2008 and win over Bucknell in 1993 ... also rushed 2009 seasons as a reserve tackle for the for 327 yards and scored fi ve touchdowns Saints ... earned opportunity to start in in fi nal game of college career at Morgan 2009 when All-Pro tackle Jamaal Brown State ... still holds NCAA FCS record for most rushing yards in back-to-back games was injured in pre-season ... stepped in as the Saints’ left tackle and played a (691 yards). major role in the Saints’ Super Bowl championship season ... key member of Pro Career: Selected by San Diego Chargers in fi fth round of 1994 NFL draft ... offensive line that allowed only 20 sacks en route to a 16-3 record and a 31-17 win member of San Diego’s Super Bowl XXIX team but did not play ... pro career was over the in the Super Bowl ... part of offensive line that won hindered by injuries ... spent one year with San Diego and one year with Atlanta the John Madden Protectors Award in 2009 ... has started 66 NFL games and six ... special teams standout for Baltimore Ravens in 1996 and 1997, the Ravens’ fi rst post-season games ... named All-Pro for the fi rst time after 2011 season ... also two seasons in Baltimore ... retired after 1997 season due to shoulder injury. named All-Pro after 2012 season ... signed a free agent contract with the Chicago Bears prior to the 2013 campaign ... started all 16 games in his fi rst season with the Bears.

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Senior Derrick Joseph will be counted on as a key contributor for the Tigers in 2014.

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TIGERS HOPING TO BUILD ON HISTORIC SEASON HUNGRY FOR MORE...

After reaching the FCS Championship game last season, the Tigers look to continue their upward swing with a young, but talented team.

The Towson football team reached new heights in 2013 when the Tigers advanced to the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) title game. The veteran Tiger squad won a school-record 13 games, including three in the playoffs. Entering 2014, Towson must replace eight starters on offense and four starters on defense. Loaded with young talent, the Tigers enter the 2014 season ranked seventh in the national pre- season FCS Coaches’ poll. Before 2014 kicks off, let’s take a look at a breakdown of the Tigers by position.

Secondary: Towson’s secondary is arguably its best overall unit heading into the season. The Tigers return a pair of All-Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) players in junior safety Christian Carpenter and senior cornerback Tye Smith. The secondary also returns starting safety Donnell Lewis, who Head Coach Rob Ambrose describes as one of the most underrated players on the team. The spot up for battle in camp was the cornerback position opposite of Smith. Sophomore Juleon Killikelly-Lee, Jahmahl Pardner and redshirt freshman Alfonso Augustine are the top contenders. Killikelly-Lee saw most of his action last season on special teams and in nickel packages. However, he did start for the Tigers in the FCS National Championship game. Pardner is a transfer from the University of Pitts- burgh. He saw immediate playing as a true freshman for the Panthers in 2012 before an injury halted his season. Linebacker: Tiger fans will see three new starting linebackers when the squad opens on August 30. Senior Fred Overstreet, redshirt freshman James Simms and junior Walter Dunston are currently the projected starters. Overstreet, who played last year in a reserve role, brings knowledge and experi- ence to a young group. He’ll play on the inside along with Dunston, who started numerous games in 2013. Simms, who performed extremely well on the scout team last year, brings explosiveness to the outside. Also in the mix to produce at the linebacker spot are junior Riley Davis, redshirt freshman Zack Vogelei, junior Joe McCargo and sophomore Eric Handy. Defensive Line: The defensive line is expected to be a strong unit for the Tigers in 2014. The unit is headlined by All-CAA fi rst team defensive end Ryan Delaire. The senior, who’s arguably the top overall athlete on the team, led the CAA in sacks, tackles for a loss and fumble recoveries. Opposite of Delaire will be junior Tungie Coker, who looked sensational in camp. He’s a high energy guy who has matured a lot. Senior Drew Cheripko and junior Jon Desir are expected to start on the inside of the defensive line. Cheripko is another high motor guy who is looking to build on a productive 2013. Desir, at 6-5, 310 pounds, is a large body who provides a strong inside presence. There’s a great deal of depth on the defensive line as well. Sopho- more Syd Holt and junior Greg Grant sit behind Delaire on the depth chart while sophomore D’Sean Cummings backs up Coker on the outside. Redshirt freshman Clifton Jones and true freshman Zain Harps Upshur provide depth behind Cheripko, while sophomores Max Tejada and Malik Johnson back up Desir. Also in the mix at Tye Smith breaks up a pass against Eastern Illinois last year. the inside spot is freshman Reece Burnett. 20 2014 Football

Offensive Line: “Young but talented” is the best way to describe the Tiger offensive line, particularly on the left side of the line and center position. Sophomore Shayne Sullivan sits atop the depth chart at the left tackle spot. Most of his playing time last season came as a blocking tight end. Freshman Jesus Barrio adds depth behind Sullivan. Redshirt freshman Antonio Harris, who was on the 2012 state champion Wise High School team, has looked good in camp at left guard. He’ll be pushed by junior Derek Pittman. At center, sophomore Amos Campbell, sophomore Brady Stup and redshirt freshman Shawn Flaherty are all in contention for the starting spot. The right side of the line is also young but has seen more game experience. Sophomore Sam Evans is expected to start at right guard. He’s the most experi- enced offensive linemen in terms of games started. He played extremely well while starting in Towson’s win at UConn last year. Junior Jake Schunke is expected to start at right tackle after moving from guard last season. Tight End: With the graduation of James Oboh, the Tigers must replace an NFL-caliber tight end. Junior Sean Mooney and sophomore Tanner Vallely could each potentially see a lot of time this year as the Tigers often use two tight end formations. Mooney is a huge target over the middle at 6-6, and he’s the only player with experience at the position. Spencer Wilkins will be counted on as the one returning starter at wide receiver. Vallely, who also stands at 6-6, served as the team’s part-time long snapper in 2013 and is coming off an see a lot of snaps this year. Quarterback: The position battle that has been on injury. Dessenberg earned a place in Tiger fans hearts last everyone’s mind since the start of camp is the one at Redshirt freshman Tre’ Bowens has switched from season when he caught the go-ahead TD that led the quarterback spot. Although a starter has yet to be the defensive line to tight end to add some depth at Towson to a playoff win over Fordham. Stephenson, who named, it’s clear that junior Connor Frazier and senior the position. many of the coaches describe as a “special athlete,” Joe Brennan are the front runners. Wide Receiver: After an injury-riddled 2013 season played both offense and defense for the Tigers last Frazier, who is known for his mobility, did everything for the Towson wide receiving corps, the Tigers look to season. the team asked last year. He played multiple positions be strong at that position heading into 2014. Senior Senior Derrick Joseph may start for Towson in the and contributed at all of them. Most notably, Frazier led Spencer Wilkins is the only returning starter, but slot. Junior Arione Scott, who showed great hands in Towson’s second-half comeback under center at because of last year’s injuries, numerous young players camp, junior Willie Ponder and redshirt freshman Eastern Washington in the NCAA FCS semifi nal game. got valuable playing time. A pair of true sophomores, James Harrell are all also in the mix for playing time Brennan, a former University of Wisconsin transfer, Andre Dessenberg and DeAngelo Stephenson, will at the wide receiver position. brings size and a big arm to the position. However, he has not seen game action in a Tiger uniform. Behind them is redshirt freshman Heath Dahlgren and true freshman Ellis Knudson. Running Back/Fullback: Despite losing All-Ameri- can Terrance West to the NFL, the Tigers are loaded at the running back and fullback position. Sophomore Darius Victor and redshirt freshman Dontea Ayres have established themselves as the top two backs. Victor, the 2013 CAA Offensive Rookie of the Year, rushed 98 times for 629 yards with seven touch- downs during his rookie campaign. He’ll be challenged by Ayres, a transfer from Rutgers. Tiger fans should also keep an eye out for freshman Colby Grant, who’s been at Towson since January, and freshman Marquel Dickerson. Fullback Emmanuel Holder returns to lead the way for the Tiger running backs. Holder was named fi rst team All-CAA in 2013 and earned second team All-Amer- ica honors from The Sports Network and Beyond Sports Network. He started 13 of 16 games and had 16 recep- tions for 172 yards with three touchdowns last year. Junior Dreon Johnson, a hard-hitting fullback out of Houston, Texas, will back-up Holder. Junior Brandon Berney will provide depth at both fullback and running back. Coach Rob Ambrose and the Tigers take the fi eld against Fordham in the 2013 playoffs. 21 2014 Football

Special Teams: Senior kickoff and punt returner son’s homecoming game. Derrick Joseph highlights the special teams unit for The Tigers travel to Villanova on November 8 for a the Tigers entering the 2014 season. Joseph, who will 7 p.m. clash with the Wildcats. That contest will be also see signifi cant time at wide out, was named third broadcast on the American Sports Network. team All-CAA as a junior in 2013. Towson hosts William & Mary in its home fi nale on The only Towson player with four kickoff returns for November 15 at 3 p.m. That game will be shown on touchdowns in his career, Joseph ranked sixth in the Comcast SportsNet and fans are encouraged to ‘Black CAA in kick return average (23.4 yards per return) last Out’ the stadium on senior day. season. He had 35 returns during his junior campaign The Tigers wrap up their regular season on Novem- for 819 yards (23.4 yards per return). Joseph posted a ber 22 when they travel to Rhode Island for a 12:30 p.m. career-high 189 kickoff return yards against Villanova, contest. including a 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. He Each and every Tiger game can be heard live on CBS also ran back a kickoff for 95 yards and a TD in the win Sports Radio 1300-AM with Spiro Morekas and Ron over Delaware State. Joseph was named as the CAA Meehan calling all of the action. Special Teams Player of the Week for the third time in his career last September. Junior Sam Hurwitz will take over the fi eld goal kicking duties this season after transferring from the University of Arizona, while Jake Ryder returns to handle the punting. Ryder stood seventh in the CAA in punting during his freshman campaign. He punted 27 times for 1,071 yards, averaging 39.7 yards per kick. He placed nine punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line and his sea- son-long punt was 54 yards. Ryder placed two punts inside the 20 against North Dakota State. Connor Frazier and Ryder will handle the holding duties, while Will Hayes and Tanner Vallely are com- peting for the long snapper position. The Schedule: The Tigers wil once again face a very challenging schedule in 2014. Coming off a season in which the Tigers won a school-record 13 games and advanced to the FCS National Championship game, Towson will appear on television seven times this season. The Tigers will play four non-conference games in addition to their eight-game Colonial Athletic Associa- tion (CAA) schedule. Towson will play six home games at Minnegan Field at Johnny Unitas® Stadium and six Safety Donnell Lewis contests on the road. The Tigers open their 2014 campaign with a home game against Central Connecticut on August 30 at 6 p.m. The game will be a ‘Gold Rush’ as all Towson fans are encouraged to wear gold to the home opener. For the seventh year in a row, the Tigers will face an NCAA FBS opponent in the early season as Towson will travel to West Virginia University on September 6. The game, set to kickoff at 7:30 p.m., will be televised on ROOT Sports. WVU will be the eighth FBS opponent to host the Tigers since 2008. Towson earned its fi rst win over an FBS school last year when the Tigers won at Connecti- cut, 33-18. Towson will wrap up its non-conference schedule the following two weeks when the Tigers travel to Delaware State (September 13, 2 p.m.) and host North Carolina Central (September 20, 6 p.m.). Towson will remain at home for its fi rst two CAA games, both scheduled to air on Comcast SportsNet. The Tigers take on 2013 CAA regular season champion Maine on September 27 at 7 p.m. before wrapping up a three-game homestand by facing Stony Brook on October 4 at 3:30 p.m. On October 11, Towson visit James Madison and then remains on the road to face rival Delaware on October 18. Both games are set to kickoff at 12:30 p.m. and will air on Comcast SportsNet. CAA newcomer Elon visits Unitas Stadium on Novem- ber 1. That game, set to kickoff at 4 p.m., will be Tow- Darius Victor will be counted on for the Tigers in 2014. 22 2014 Football

2014 Roster

No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Major Hometown (High School) 2 Derrick Joseph WR 5-8 145 Sr. Information Tech. Waldorf, Md. (Maurice J. McDonough) 2 Jesse Campbell WR 5-11 180 Fr. Business Hershey, Pa. (Hershey H.S.) 3 Dontea Ayres RB 5-9 215 R-Fr. Sociology/Anthro. Salisbury, Md. (Wicomico H.S./Rutgers) 4 Connor Frazier QB 6-0 200 Jr. Finance Gaithersburg, Md. (Damascus H.S.) 6 Arione Scott WR 6-2 170 Jr. Criminal Justice Lauderhill, Fla. (Nova H.S.) 7 Darius Victor RB 5-8 210 So. Undeclared Hyattsville, Md. (Northwestern H.S.) 8 Monty Fenner CB 6-0 171 Fr. Undeclared Chesapeake, Va. (Oscar F. Smith H.S.) 8 Ellis Knudson QB 6-2 240 Fr. Undeclared Alexandria, Va. (Hayfi elds H.S.) 9 Sam Gallahan WR 6-1 190 Fr. Undeclared Springfi eld, Va. (St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes H.S.) 10 Spencer Wilkins WR 5-11 185 Sr. Sociology Ellicott City, Md. (Mount Hebron H.S.) 11 Joe Brennan QB 6-3 208 R-Sr. Finance Audubon, N.J. (Camden Catholic/Wisconsin) 12 Christian Carpenter FS 6-2 185 Jr. Undeclared Aberdeen, Md. (Aberdeen H.S.) 12 Heath Dahlgren QB 6-1 205 So. Undeclared Frederick, Md. (Governor Thomas Johnson H.S.) 14 Tyron McDade CB 5-10 170 Fr. Undeclared Bowie, Md. (Friendship Collegiate Academy) 15 Donnell Lewis FS 5-10 160 Jr. Undeclared Newport News, Va. (Woodside H.S.) 16 Pat Toomey P/PK 6-2 195 Fr. Exercise Science Brick, N.J. (Red Bank Catholic H.S.) 17 Price Litton QB 6-3 215 Jr. Mass Comm. Matthews, N.C. (Providence Day School) 17 Joe McCargo OLB 6-0 198 Jr. Economics Severn, Md. (Old Mill H.S.) 17 Niquekko Cook DE 6-5 225 Fr. Undeclared Odenton, Md. (Meade H.S.) 18 Andre Dessenberg WR 6-3 190 So. Communications Virginia Beach, Va. (Green Lakes H.S.) 19 Juleon Killikelly-Lee CB 5-10 160 So. Business Admin. Gwynn Oak, Md. (Woodlawn H.S.) 20 DeAngelo Stephenson WR 5-9 170 So. Undeclared Charleston, S.C. (Bishop England H.S.) 21 Jahmahl Pardner CB 6-1 175 So. Mass Comm. Rochester, N.Y. (Aquinas Institute/Pittsburgh) 21 Colby Grant RB 5-8 180 Fr. Undeclared Harrisburg, Pa. (Susquehanna Township H.S.) 22 Bryton Barr OLB 6-0 220 R-So. Business Admin. Camp Hill, Pa. (Mechanicsburg Area H.S.) 23 Walter Dunston OLB 6-0 195 Jr. Sociology/Anthro. West Windsor, N.J. (West Windsor Plainsboro H.S.) 24 Tye Smith CB 6-0 170 Sr. Sport Management Raleigh, N.C. (Wakefi eld H.S.) 25 Navassa Brown RB 5-9 170 Jr. Sport Management Reisterstown, Md. (Franklin H.S.) 26 Brian Charles FS 5-11 183 So. Sociology/Anthro. Riverdale, Md. (DeMatha Catholic H.S.) 27 Evan Greenwood RB 5-9 140 Fr. Business Stevensville, Md. (Kent Island H.S.) 28 Marquel Dickerson RB 5-9 185 Fr. Criminal Justice Waldorf, Md. (Northpoint H.S.) 29 Brian Dowling WR 5-10 190 Sr. Communications Wayne, N.J. (Wayne Hills H.S./UMass) 30 Isaiah Diaz-Mays WR 6-3 185 So. Business Admin. Union City, N.J. (Union City H.S.) 31 Jalil Gordon FS 5-11 185 Jr. Sport Managment South Lake, Texas (Carroll H.S.) 33 Vince DePaola LB 6-0 200 Jr. Sociology/Anthro. Parkton, Md. (Hereford H.S./Rutgers) 34 Brandan Berney FB 5-11 220 Jr. Business Admin. Frederick, Md. (Gov. Thomas Johnson H.S.) 35 Danny Sutton P/PK 6-0 165 Fr. Pre-Ath. Training New Hope, Pa. (New Hope Solebury H.S.) 36 Eddie Lee FS 6-0 210 So. Exercise Science Somerset, N.J. (Franklin H.S.) 37 Alfonso Augustine DB 6-0 170 R-Fr. Business Admin. Wyncote, Pa. (George Washington H.S.) 38 Riley Davis LB 6-0 220 So. Business Admin. Highland, Md. (River Hill H.S.) 39 Fred Overstreet LB 6-1 220 Sr. Criminal Justice Tampa, Fla. (Jefferson H.S./Rutgers) 41 Jordan Mynatt FS 6-2 186 R-So. English Columbia, Md. (Wilde Lake H.S.) 42 Mike Kelly RB 5-7 168 Jr. Sport Management Aberdeen, Md. (Aberdeen/Havre de Grace H.S.) 43 James Scott OLB 6-1 215 Fr. Undeclared Gloucester, Va. (Gloucester H.S.) 43 Stephen Venanzi FS 6-1 190 Sr. Psychology Baltimore, Md. (Calvert Hall H.S.) 44 Zach Heron TE 6-5 220 Fr. Undeclared Hampstead, Md. (Manchester Valley H.S.) 45 Zack Vogelei LB 6-1 220 R-Fr. Sociology/Anthro. Cape May Court House, N.J. (Middle Township H.S.) 46 Jordan Waite LB 6-1 231 Fr. Sports Med. Cheltenham, Md. (St. Stephen St. Agnes H.S.) 47 Grayson Boyce FB 6-2 255 Fr. Business Poquoson, Va. (Poquoson H.S.) 48 Dreon Johnson FB 6-0 235 Jr. Deaf Studies Houston, Texas (Mayde Creek H.S.) 49 Emmanuel Holder FB 5-11 255 Jr. Sport Management Baltimore, Md. (Calvert Hall H.S.) 50 Greg Grant OLB 6-1 225 Jr. Mass Comm. Olney, Md. (Sherwood H.S./Miami (OH)) 51 D’Sean Cummings DE 6-5 215 So. Undeclared Clinton, Md. (Frederick Douglass H.S.) 52 Malik Jackson LB 5-11 220 So. Sociology/Anthro. Reisterstown, Md. (Franklin H.S.) 53 James Simms LB 6-3 190 R-Fr. Undeclared Laurel, Md. (Reservoir H.S.) 54 Drew Cheripko DE 6-5 252 Sr. Criminal Justice Darnestown, Md. (Northwest H.S.) 55 Brendon Gannon DL 6-2 260 Sr. Mass Comm. Halethorpe, Md. (Cardinal Gibbons/Western Mich.) 56 Ryan Delaire DE 6-4 250 Sr. Sport Management Bloomfi eld, Conn. (Windsor H.S./UMass) 57 Karl Brandahl OL 6-4 280 Fr. Int’l Business Torod, Norway (IMG Academy) 58 Eric Handy LB 6-0 230 So. Business Admin. Columbia, Md. (Wilde Lake H.S.) 59 Malik Johnson DL 6-1 295 So. Psychology Gaithersburg, Md. (Archbishop Spalding H.S.) 60 Eddie Releford OLB 6-4 225 Fr. Undeclared Tacoma, Wash. (Lake H.S.) 61 Sam Evans OL 6-2 270 So. Physics Fallston, Md. (Loyola Blakefi eld H.S.) 62 Jindu Chiazor OL 6-0 270 Fr. Undeclared Silver Spring, Md./The Bullis School 63 Reece Burnett DT 6-2 350 Fr. Undeclared Springfi eld, Va. (Lake Braddock H.S.) 23 2014 Football

65 Brady Stup OC 6-6 295 So. Exercise Science Frederick, Md. (Tuscarora H.S.) 66 Gavin Class OG 6-4 295 Sr. Actuarial Science Monkton, Md. (St. Pauls School) 68 Matt Kauffman OT 6-5 291 Fr. Undeclared York, Pa. (York Suburban H.S.) 69 Shayne Sullivan OT 6-6 285 So. Business Admin. Crofton, Md. (Archbishop Spalding H.S.) 70 Jesus Barrio OL 6-5 310 Jr. Undeclared McKinney, Texas (McKinney Boyd H.S.) 71 Levi Lloyd OL 6-2 280 Fr. Undeclared Fallston, Md. (Fallston H.S.) 72 Antonio Harris OT 6-4 300 R-Fr. Sociology/Anthro. Upper Marlboro, Md. (Wise H.S.) 73 Clifton Jones DT 6-2 260 R-Fr. Pre-E-Media & Film Virginia Beach, Va. (Tallwood H.S.) 74 Fred Santarelli OT 6-6 295 So. Communications Philadelphia, Pa. (The Hill School) 75 Derek Pittman OT 6-5 300 Jr. History Lanham Md. (Palotti H.S.) 76 Shawn Flaherty OC 6-2 275 R-Fr. Undeclared Oakland, N.J. (St. Joseph’s Regional H.S.) 77 Amos Campbell OL 6-3 272 So. Undeclared Montclair, N.J. (Montclair H.S.) 78 James Hall OT 6-5 317 Fr. Computer Science Cape Coral, Fla. (Cape Coral H.S.) 79 Jake Schunke OT 6-5 300 Jr. Sport Management Wayne, N.J. (Wayne Hills H.S.) 80 Willie Ponder WR 5-11 175 Jr. Business Admin. Chesapeake, Va. (Western Branch H.S.) 81 Tre’ Bowens TE 6-4 230 R-Fr. Business Admin. Bowie, Md. (The Maret School) 82 Syd Holt OLB 6-4 210 So. Psychology Union, N.J. (Sayreville War Memorial H.S.) 83 Caleb Hebron TE 6-3 220 Fr. Athletic Training Jersey City, N.J. (High Tech H.S.) 84 Marquise Watts TE 6-4 232 Fr. Sport Management LaPlata, Md. (North Point H.S.) 85 James Harrell WR 5-10 160 R-Fr. Sport Management Waldorf, Md. (Maurice McDonough H.S.) 86 Brian Matthews WR 6-2 175 R-Fr. Undeclared Perryville, Md. (Perryville H.S.) 87 Sean Mooney TE 6-6 230 Jr. Undeclared Chester Springs, Pa. (Malvern Prep) 88 Sam Hurwitz K 5-11 190 Jr. Communication Bethesda, Md. (Walt Whitman H.S.) 89 Tanner Vallely TE 6-6 240 So. Business Admin. Germantown, Md. (Seneca Valley H.S.) 90 Zain Harps Upshur DL 6-1 260 Fr. Criminal Justice Norfolk, Va. (Booker T. Washington H.S.) 91 Jake Ryder P/K 6-0 175 So. Kinesiology Olney, Md. (Sherwood H.S.) 92 Mike D’Angola P/PK 6-2 175 Fr. Undeclared Suwanee, Ga. (North Gwinnett H.S.) 93 Max Tejada DL 6-2 285 So. Sport Management Orange Park, Fla. (The Bolles School) 94 Tungie Coker DT 6-2 245 Jr. Sociology/Anthro. Forestville, Md. (Largo H.S.) 95 Stefan Janik TE 6-4 250 Jr. Criminal Justice Sparks, Md. (Calvert Hall H.S.) 98 Will Hayes LS 6-1 219 Fr. Exercise Science Winston-Salem, N.C. (North Forsyth H.S.) 99 Jon Desir DT 6-5 310 Jr. Criminal Justice Westbury, N.Y. (St. Anthony’s H.S.) 2014 Tiger Coaching Staff/Support Staff Head Coach: ...... Rob Ambrose (Towson, ‘93) – 6th Season Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers Coach: ...... Matt Hachmann (St. Thomas, Minn., ’93) – 6th Season Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach: ...... Jared Ambrose (Shepherd, ’07) – 6th Season Offensive Line Coach: ...... John Donatelli (Frostburg, ‘88) – 17th Season Wide Receivers Coach: ...... Mike Moyseenko (Maryland, ’07) – 1st Season Running Backs Coach: ...... Dassin Blackwell (Towson, ’98) – 4th Season Safeties/Special Teams Coach: ...... Joe Tricario (Cortland, ‘83) – 2nd Season Cornerbacks Coach: ...... Derrick Johnson (North Carolina, ‘03) – 7th Season Defensive Line Coach: ...... Konstantinos Kosmakos (Towson, ’07) – 7th Season Tight Ends/Fullbacks Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: ...... Reno Ferri (West Point, ‘00) – 4th Season Outside Linebackers Coach: ...... Jon Schwartz (Shepherd, ‘11) - 2nd season Director of Football Operations: ...... Jon Dahlquist (Connecticut, ‘03) – 6th Season Strength & Conditioning Coach: ...... Jeremy Pick (Greenville, ’92) – 6th Season Administrative Assistant: ...... Susan Becker – 7th Season Director of Sports Medicine: ...... Nathan Wilder (Waynesburg, ‘96) - 4th Season PRONUNCIATIONS: DiSanzo ...... Duh - SAN - zoe Santarelli ...... SAN - tuh - rell - ee Dunston ...... DUNN - stinn Schunke ...... SHUNK -ee Bryton Barr ...... BRIGHT - in BAR Flaherty ...... FLAR - it - tee Stephenson ...... STEVE - in - son Berney ...... BURN - nee Gannon ...... GANN - in Stup ...... STUP Tre’ Bowens ...... TRAY Bow - inz Jalil Gordon...... Juh - LEEL GORD - inn Sullivan ...... SULL - uh - vin Brennan ...... Brenn - INN Harrell ...... HUH - rell Tejada ...... TUH - hah - duh Cheripko...... SHER - ipp - coe Janik...... JANN - ick Vallely ...... VALL - uh - lee Tungie Coker ...... Tun - GEE COKE - err Dreon Johnson ...... DRAY - on JON - sin Zogekei ...... ZOH - guh - kye D’Sean Cummings ...... Duh-SHAWN CUMM - ingz Malik Johnson ...... MALL - ick JON - sin Dahlgren ...... Dall - gren Killikelly-Lee ...... Kill - uh - KELL - ee Lee Delaire ...... Duh - LAIR Litton ...... LIT - tin DePaola ...... Duh - POWL - uh McCargo ...... Mick-CAR-go Desir ...... Duh - ZEER Mynatt ...... MINE - ott Dessenberg ...... DESS - in - burg Oboh ...... OBOE Diaz-Mays ...... DEE - azz MAZE Pittman ...... PITT - man

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Joe Drew Gavin 11 Brennan 54 Cheripko 66 Class 6-3, 208 pounds 6-5, 252 pounds 6-4, 295 pounds Senior-R • Quarterback Senior • Defensive End Senior • Offensive Guard Audubon, N.J. Darnestown, Md. Monkton, Md. Camden Catholic H.S. Northwest H.S. St. Paul’s School Finance Major Criminal Justice Major Actuarial Sci./Risk Mngmt. Major

2013 SEASON: Provided depth at the quarterback po- 2013 SEASON: Started 15 of 16 games ... made 22 2013 SEASON: Sat out the season as a medical red- sition ... did not appear in any games. solo and 25 assisted tackles ... had six tackles for a loss of shirt. 22 yards ... recorded six sacks, which ranked second on the 2012 SEASON: UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER: Did not appear in any games during his team ... broke up one pass ... made a career-best six tackles at Played in nine fi rst season at Towson. UConn ... had three tackles and 1.5 sacks in the win over North games in 2011 and fi ve in 2010 ... sophomore year was a start- ing lineman throughout the season ... offensive line yielded AT WISCONSIN: Member of the Badgers’ 2011 Big Ten Carolina Central ... made fi ve tackles against Delaware ... had only 18 sacks in nine games and rushed for 109 yards per Conference championship team ... appeared in six games in four tackles at William & Mary ... recorded fi ve tackles and a game ... ended season as an honorable mention All-Liberty 2011, all in reserve ... served as back-up to , sack in the win over Fordham ... had one QB hurry in the FCS League player. currently the ’ starting quarterback ... com- National Championship game. PERSONAL: pleted 6 of 15 passes for 48 yards ... also ran for nine yards 2012 SEASON: Played in all 11 games as a reserve Son of Jonathan and Danielle Class ... father on six carries and scored a touchdown ... had his best per- defensive end ... made 15 tackles to tie for 15th on the team works as a wholesale produce distributor ... mother owns a formance in the Badgers’ 62-17 win over Purdue ... completed ... had three sacks for 12 yards ... made four tackles in season horse farm ... has three cousins who play college lacrosse three of four passes for 36 yards against the Boilermakers ... opener at Kent State ... had three tackles, including a sack, ... Tyler Class played for Guildford’s men’s team ... Deemer also saw action against UNLV, Oregon State, Northern Illinois, in Tigers’ Homecoming win over St. Francis ... made three Class has won multiple national championships with the South Dakota and Indiana ... scored the fi rst touchdown of tackles, including a sack, against Old Dominion ... had a two- Duke men’s lacrosse team ... Chandler Class plays women’s his college career in a 49-7 victory over Northern Illinois ... yard sack in Tigers’ win at Villanova ... made one tackle in lacrosse at Lynchburg ... born on Oct. 30, 1992 in Towson, Md. scored on a six-yard TD run for the fi nal touchdown of the Tigers’ win over Maine ... helped the Tigers record a win over ... major is actuarial science and risk management. game with 3:34 left ... helped Wisconsin post an 11-3 record Rhode Island with one tackle. and earn a berth in the Rose Bowl where the Badgers played Oregon. 2011 SEASON: Appeared in seven games as a reserve defensive lineman ... provided solid depth on Tiger defense ... AT CAMDEN CATHOLIC H.S.: Rated as the top made fi ve tackles ... had three tackles in Tigers’ Homecoming Ryan high school quarterback in New Jersey as a senior ... two- win over Colgate ... also had a tackle in season opener against time All-South Jersey selection ... led Camden Catholic to a Morgan State ... made tackle in win over New Hampshire. 56 9-2 record in 2009 while completing 130 of 226 passes for Delaire 2010 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. 1,842 yards ... also threw 18 touchdown passes ... passed for 6-4, 250 pounds 2,438 yards and 25 touchdowns as a junior ... completed 147 HARGRAVE MILITARY ACADEMY (VA): Senior • Defensive End of 255 passes in 2008 and earned fi rst team All-Parochial Attended for one year prior to enrolling at Towson ... played Bloomfi eld, Conn. honors ... also ran for 750 yards on 60 carries and scored one year of football for the Cadets. Windsor H.S. four touchdowns in career for Coach Rick Brown ... three- Sport Management Major sport standout for the Fighting Irish who earned four letters AT NORTHWEST H.S.: Two-year starter on the offensive line and defensive line for Coach Andrew Fields ... in football, two in baseball and two in basketball. 2013 SEASON: Named as an All-American by College team captain as a senior who led the Jaguars to the state PERSONAL: Sports Madness (third team) ... a third team All-America se- Has one older brother and one older sister playoffs ... earned all-state honors as well as all-county notice lection by Beyond Sports Network ... earned a spot on the All- ... lists mother as the person he admires the most ... devoted ... made 49 tackles as a senior ... also had seven tackles for CAA fi rst team ... led the league in total tackles for a loss and fan of the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite NFL player is Joe lost yardage ... recorded 5.5 quarterback sacks ... appeared total sacks ... also stood fi rst in the CAA in recovered Flacco, a fellow Audubon native ... lists Jessica Biel as his in Maryland state all-star game ... also played baseball and ... started all 15 games played ... made 68 tackles, including favorite actress ... enjoys eating Philadelphia cheesesteaks ... basketball for the Jaguars ... competed for the Jaguars’ track 43 solo - fi fth-most on the team ... had 17.5 tackles for a loss son of Victoria Brennan ... born on October 24, 1991 in Voor- and fi eld teams as well. hees, N.J. ... major is fi nance. (86 yards) ... registered a team-best 11.5 sacks for a loss of 73 PERSONAL: Season GP Atts. Comp. Pct. Int. Yds. TD Rushes Yds. TD Has one younger brother and three sisters yards ... had three pass breakups, eight QB hurries, recovered ... older sister, Brooke, attended the University of Louisville *2011 6 15 6 .400 1 48 0 15 9 1 four fumbles and forced two ... made three tackles and 1.5 2012 DNP where she was a member of the Cardinals’ cheerleading sacks in the win at UConn ... had four tackles and two sacks at 2013 DNP squad ... lists parents and family as the people he admires North Carolina Central ... made eight tackles with two sacks Career 6 15 6 .400 1 48 0 15 9 1 the most ... favorite movie is “Men of Honor” ... avid fan of at William & Mary ... had a career-best nine tackles against * at Wisconsin the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite NFL player is former All-Pro Villanova ... recorded six tackles and two sacks at Eastern linebacker Ray Lewis of the Ravens ... cousin, Patrick Lazear, Illinois ... made two tackles and had one QB hurry against played football at West Virginia University ... son of Darrell North Dakota State in the FCS National Championship game. and Becky Cheripko ... father played two years of football at AT UMASS: Transfer from Massachusetts ... played in 18 Youngstown State ... father is a 1981 graduate of Youngstown games in two years ... appeared in 10 games in 2012 and eight State ... mother is a graduate of West Liberty ... mother is games in 2011 ... member of UMass’ fi rst team to compete in a dental hygenist ... father works with computer software Mid-American Conference ... made 19 tackles in 2012 with fi ve ... born on November 5, 1990 in Darnestown, Md. ... major is tackles for lost yardage and 2.5 sacks ... also forced a fumble criminal justice. ... made six tackles against Indiana in 2012 ... had a sack and Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sacks forced a fumble in win over Akron ... made nine tackles in 2011 7 3 2 5 0-0 0-0 2011. 2012 11 5 10 15 3-12 3-12 2013 16 22 25 47 6-22 6-17 AT WINDSOR H.S.: Four-sport standout for the War- Career 34 30 37 67 9-34 9-29 riors ... played football and basketball ... also competed for cross country and track teams ... led football team to an 8-2 record as a senior ... All-State selection ... made 44 tackles as a senior ... two-time all-conference selection ... also name all-conference in basketball ... honored as Windsor’s Schol- ar-Athlete Award winner. PERSONAL: Has two brothers and two sisters ... avid fan of the New York Giants ... favorite actor is Will Smith ... enjoys listening to music by Bob Marley ... son of Hilary Delaire and 26 2014 Football

Jean Holness ... father is a machinist ... mother works for the Derrick Connecticut Secretary of State ... born on January 17, 1992 in Brendon Hartford, Conn. ... major is sports management. 55 Gannon 2 Joseph Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Int. 2013 15 43 25 68 17.5-73 4-38 6-2, 260 pounds 5-8, 145 pounds Senior • Defensive Line Senior • Halethorpe, Md. Kick Return Specialist/Wide Receiver Cardinal Gibbons H.S. Waldorf, Md. Mass Communication Major Maurice J. McDonough H.S. Brian Information Technology Major 29 2013 SEASON: Appeared in 11 games ... made 10 tackles Dowling 2013 SEASON: including two for a loss ... had a pair of sacks ... sacks re- Named third team All-CAA ... ranked 5-10, 190 pounds sulted in 18 yards lost ... recorded one sack against Villanova sixth in the league in kick return average (23.4 yards per re- Senior • Wide Receiver and the other against Delaware ... the sack against the Blue turn) ... started eight of 16 games ... had 36 receptions for 379 Wayne, N.J. Hens resorted in 12 yards loss ... had three solo tackles and yards for an average of 10.5 yards per reception ... had one Wayne Hills H.S. two tackle assists against Villanova. receiving touchdown ... returned three punts for the Tigers ... Communications Major led the team in kick returns ... had 35 returns for 819 yards, 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 11 games as a reserve on averaging 23.4 yards per return ... made fi ve catches in the the defensive line ... made 17 tackles with 4.5 tackles for lost 2013 SEASON: Played in 16 games, starting three ... FCS National Championship game for 61 yards ... had a ca- yardage ... also had one ... made season rushed four times for 17 yards and one TD ... had 32 recep- reer-high 189 kickoff return yards against Villanova ... had a high four tackles against Old Dominion and had one sack ... tions for 419 yards to average 13.1 yards per catch ... had one 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against the Wildcats recorded two tackles for lost yardage with a sack in season receiving touchdown ... also returned kicks and punts ... ran ... ran back a kickoff for 95 yards and a TD in the win over opener at Kent State ... helped Tigers to win over Villanova back 15 kicks for 64 yards ... returned 11 kicks for 147 yards ... Delaware State ... became the fi rst Towson player with four with a 14-yard sack in the fourth quarter that stopped a Vil- made his fi rst start as a Tiger against James Madison ... had kickoff returns for touchdowns in his career ... caught his lanova drive in Towson territory ... had two tackles at James a career-high four catches for 88 yards and a TD in the win fi rst career touchdown pass against Delaware ... named as Madison ... made two tackles against Maine in Tiger win ... at Eastern Washington ... made a clutch 22-yard catch in the the CAA Special Teams Player of the Week for the third time had one tackle in win over William & Mary ... made a tackle in game-winning drive at EWU ... had three receptions for 48 in his career on Sept. 16. season finale at New Hampshire. yards, one punt return for 12 yards and three kickoff returns 2012 SEASON: Third team All-CAA selection who re- for 54 yards in the FCS National Championship game ... made AT WESTERN MICHIGAN: Two-year performer turned 15 kickoffs for 395 yards, a 26.3 average ... had a 99- a terrifi c catch for a 45-yard gain that set up a fourth-quarter ... was a red-shirt in 2010 ... played in one game in 2011 and yard kickoff return against St. Francis to tie school record TD at UConn ... scored his fi rst career touchdown on an eight- made one tackle against Bowling Green ... member of Bron- for career kickoff returns for touchdowns ... has two kickoff yard run at Holy Cross. cos’ team that posted a 7-6 record and lost to Purdue in the returns for TDs in career to tie record held by David Meggett Little Caesar’s Pizza Bowl in Detroit. 2012 SEASON AT UMASS: Played in nine games, and Maurice Sydnor ... had three kickoff returns for 80 yards starting one at wide receiver ... caught two passes for 10 AT CARDINAL GIBBONS H.S.: Two-time All-MIAA at Kent State ... returned two kickoffs for 148 yards against yards and returned fi ve punts. pick at Gibbons ... team captain of the Crusaders ... led team St. Francis ... returned four kickoffs for 70 yards at Louisiana State ... returned two kickoffs for 52 yards against Maine ... 2011 SEASON AT UMASS: with 98 tackles as a senior ... selected to play in Baltimore Played in 10 of 11 con- Touchdown Club’s all-star game ... also played basketball for caught one pass for 12 yards at Kent State. tests in 2011, missing only the season opener at Holy Cross the Crusaders and served as team captain ... member of the 2011 SEASON: Led Colonial Athletic Association in ... returned eight kickoffs for 126 yards, good for second on track and field team at Gibbons ... attended Wyoming Semi- the team ... had one solo tackle at Maine and returned a kick- kickoff return average ... returned 35 kickoffs for 978 yards nary (Pa.) for one year and played football ... made 64 tackles and a 27.9 average ... ninth in NCAA FCS in kickoff return av- off for 18 yards ... made a 26-yard kickoff return against New with eight sacks in one year at Wyoming Seminary. Hampshire ... returned two kicks for a total of 41 yards vs. erage ... set Towson single-season record with 978 kickoff Central Connecticut. PERSONAL: Has three brothers and one sister ... lists return yards ... named second team All-CAA ... named third team All-American by College Sports Madness ... played in AT WAYNE HILLS H.S.: mother as the person he admires most ... hobbies include Was a highly decorated run- baseball ... had summer job working at a pharmacy ... favorite all 12 games ... returned four punts for 44 yards ... caught ning back ... honored as an all-state, all-county, all-area and NFL team is the Baltimore Ravens ... lists Jason Pierre-Paul fi ve passes for 68 yards ... led Tigers to win over Morgan all-league selection as a senior ... All-Metro MSG Varsity pick of the New York Giants as his favorite NFL player ... favorite State with 134 all-purpose yards ... helped Tigers to win over ... Chuck Mound Tri-State Running Back of the Year ... Passaic book is “Life On The Mississippi” by Mark Twain ... favorite Villanova with three kickoff returns for 124 yards, including Country Offensive Player of the Year ... also received weekly movie is “Paid In Full” ... lists Dwight Howard as his favorite an 85-yard kickoff return in fourth quarter to set up fi nal honors by The Record and WGHT ... fi nished eighth in the athlete ... favorite actress is Jada Pinkett ... mother is a den- touchdown in 31-10 win ... returned fi ve kickoffs for 169 yards, state in rushing yards with 1,804 on 233 carries ... scored 23 tal assistant ... son of Latonia Small ... born on July 13, 1991 in including a 47-yarder, against Delaware ... helped Tigers to touchdowns while gaining 7.7 yards per carry ... set school Baltimore, Md. ... major is mass communication. victory over No. 8 New Hampshire by returning fi ve kickoffs career record in rushing yards with 5,478 all-purpose yards for 167 yards ... opened second half with a 93-yard kickoff and 74 overall touchdowns ... scored fi ve touchdowns in a Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sacks FF FR return for a TD to give Tigers a 49-28 lead ... kickoff return for game on two occasions ... piled up 3,493 career rushing yards 2012 11 9 8 17 4.5-23 yds. 3-22 1 0-0 a TD was only the sixth return in school history and fi rst since ... made 75 catches for 1,151 yards in his career ... had 26 punt 2013 11 5 5 10 2-18 yds. 2-18 0 0-0 1995 ... named as CAA Special Teams Player of the Week after Career 22 14 13 27 6.5-41 yds. 5-40 1 0-0 returns for 376 yards and 18 kickoff returns for 458 yards ... UNH victory ... honored as Towson’s Special Teams Player of intercepted seven passes for 91 yards ... punted 25 times for the Year. a 34.5 yard average with a long of 52 yards and 11 punts into AT MAURICE J. McDONOUGH H.S.: the 20-yard line. Three-sport standout for the Rams ... two-time all-county running back PERSONAL: Has one sister, Caitlin ... born on October for Coach Luke Ethington ... named to All-Southern Maryland 7, 1992 ... son of Chris and Lori Dowling ... major is commu- Athletic Conference (SMAC) team ... scored 18 touchdowns in nications. career ... ran for 800 yards and scored seven TDs as a senior Rush Receive Punt Ret. Kick Ret. ... picked up 900 yards rushing with eight touchdowns as a Season GP Att. Avg TD Att. Avg TD Att. Avg. TD Att. Avg junior ... won regional triple jump championship as a senior 2013 16 4 4.2 1 32 13.1 1 15 4.3 0 11 13.4 ... named All-SMAC in triple jump ... earned All-SMAC notice for basketball team ... member of Student Government As- sociation. PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... lists father as the person he admires most ... has done community service work with autistic children ... hobbies include video games ... avid fan of the Washington Redskins ... favorite NFL player is Devin Hester of the Atlanta Falcons ... lists “The Wood” as his favorite movie ... favorite athlete is Alex Ovech- kin of the Washington Capitals ... lists Walter Dean Myers as his favorite author ... favorite actor is Will Smith ... enjoys 27 2014 Football

eating pizza ... son of Derrick and LaWan Joseph ... mother is PERSONAL: Has one brother and two sisters ... die-hard a graduate of Bowie State ... parents work as security special- Tye fan of the New York Jets ... favorite NFL player is Darrelle ists ... father is a military veteran ... born on January 2, 1992 in 24 Smith Revis ... lists LeBron James as his favorite athlete ... favorite Washington, D.C. ... major is information technology.. actor is Denzel Washington ... hobbies include reading and Season GP KOR Yds. Avg. Long TD PR-Yds. Recs. Yds. TD 6-0, 170 pounds playing XBox ... favorite movies are the Bourne Series ... fa- 2011 12 35 978 27.9 93 1 4-44 5 68 0 Senior • Cornerback vorite book is The Bible ... enjoys music by Lil Wayne ... close 2012 8 15 395 26.3 99 1 0-0 1 12 0 Raleigh, N.C. friend of Brandon Banks of the Washington Redskins ... son of 2013 16 35 819 23.4 95 2 3--25 36 379 1 Wakefi eld H.S. Willie Frederick and Keyya Frederick ... father is a graduate of Career 36 85 2192 27.5 99 4 7-19 42 459 1 Sport Management Major North Carolina Central and a machine operator ... mother is a computer operator who graduated from Wake Tech ... born 2013 SEASON: Named second team All-CAA ... ranked on May 3, 1993 in Raleigh, N.C. ... major is sport management. eighth in the league in passes defended (14) ... third on the Season GP UT AT Tackles Ints-Yds PB FF FR team with 103 tackles ... started 15 of 16 games ... also had 2011 11 35 14 49 2-45 3 1 1 4.5 tackles for a loss ... had one sack and two interceptions 2012 11 53 22 75 1-0 5 2 1 ... recorded 12 pass breakups ... forced two fumbles and 2013 16 75 28 103 2-30 12 2 1 recovered one ... named CAA Defensive Player of the Week Career 38 163 64 227 5-75 20 5 3 after leading the Tigers to a win over James Madison with 10 tackles, one and three pass breakups ... made a career-high 11 tackles and forced a fumble at Albany ... had eight tackles and a sack at North Carolina Central ... made seven tackles at Eastern Illinois in the FCS quarters ... posted six tackles and a recovered fumble in the FCS semifi nals at Eastern Washington ... made three tackles in the FCS National Championship game. 2012 SEASON: Starter in all 11 games at cornerback ... named third team All-Colonial Athletic Association ... led Ti- gers with 75 tackles in 11 games ... broke up fi ve passes ... tied for team lead with two forced fumbles ... also intercepted a pass ... had a career-high 10 tackles at Louisiana State ... also recorded two sacks and forced a fumble at LSU ... helped Ti- gers to overtime win at Delaware with 10 tackles ... made nine tackles and intercepted a pass against Old Dominion ... had Derrick Joseph returned a pair of kickoffs for 49 nine tackles at James Madison ... helped Tigers to win at New Hampshire with seven tackles and a pass breakup ... made yards in the FCS semifi nals at Eastern Washing- six tackles against Rhode Island ... also made seven tackles ton. in win over Maine ... had fi ve tackles in victory over William & Mary ... had four tackles in season opener at Kent State ... Fred helped Tigers to victory at Villanova with four tackles, includ- 39 Overstreet ing one for lost yardage. 2011 SEASON: Appeared in 11 games as a fi rst-year 6-1, 220 pounds freshman ... starter in four games ... playing time increased Senior • Linebacker as season wore on ... started four of fi nal fi ve games ... ranked Tampa, Fla. eighth on team with 49 tackles ... recorded two tackles for lost Thomas Jefferson H.S. yardage ... had one quarterback sack ... broke up three passes Criminal Justice Major ... intercepted two passes for 45 yards and a touchdown ... also forced a fumble and recovered a fumble ... returned nine kickoffs for 137 yards ... averaged 15.2 yards per kickoff return 2013 SEASON: Started two of 15 games ... made 36 ... named as Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Week tackles ... had two tackles for a loss and one sack ... made a after leading Tigers to a 56-42 win over New Hampshire ... career-high nine tackles against Delaware ... had fi ve tackles made nine tackles against UNH ... also intercepted two passes at William & Mary and at James Madison ... recorded a seven- for 45 yards against the Wildcats ... intercepted a pass and yard sack in the win at Richmond. returned it 45 yards for a touchdown to give Tigers a 21-7 fi rst 2012 SEASON: Started two of seven games ... made 10 quarter lead over UNH ... also recovered a fumble and broke tackles, including seven solo tackles. up a pass in UNH win ... also had career-best nine tackles in win over Richmond ... made three tackles and broke up a AT RUTGERS: Attended Rutgers for two years ... did not pass in homecoming win over Colgate ... had eight tackles play in any games for the Scarlet Knights. in victory at William and Mary ... made two tackles against AT JEFFERSON H.S.: Three-year starter for Jeffer- Delaware with a sack and a forced fumble ... had six tackles son ... played tight end and middle linebacker for Coach Mike and broke up a pass in win at Maine ... helped Tigers to win at Fenton ... earned fi rst team All-Suncoast ... also named sec- Rhode Island with three tackles ... had four tackles in NCAA ond team all-county ... led the Dragons to an 11-2 record and a FCS Playoff game against Lehigh. berth in the Florida 3A semifi nals ... led team with 160 tackles AT WAKEFIELD H.S.: Versatile performer ... played with fi ve sacks and one interception ... caught 17 passes for wide receiver and cornerback for the Wolverines ... also re- 164 yards and one touchdown in career. turned kicks ... fi rst team All-Cap 8 selection as a senior for PERSONAL: Has one brother and two sisters ... favorite Coach Jason Dinwiddle ... named honorable mention all-con- NFL teams are the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Baltimore ference as a junior ... helped the Wolverines post a 10-3 record Ravens ... favorite actor is Denzel Washingtons ... favorite NFL as a senior and reach the second round of the playoffs ... player is Ray Lewis ... son of Shernita Houston ... mother is a made 88 tackles with four interceptions in 2010 ... also broke paralegal ... born on March 10, 1992 in Tampa, Fla. ... major is up eight passes and made three tackles for loss ... caught 16 criminal justice. passes for 307 yards and three touchdowns ... accumulated Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sack Int. 515 yards as kick and punt return specialist ... intercepted fi ve 2012 7 7 3 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 passes as a junior also played basketball for the Wolverines ... 2013 15 24 12 36 2-12 1-7 0-0 earned All-America notice as a member of the track and fi eld Career 22 31 15 46 2-12 1-7 0-0 team ... state fi nalist in the 800-run. Tye Smith breaks up a pass at Eastern Illinois.

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Spencer born on April 13, 1992 in Columbia, S.C. ... major is sociology. Navassa Season GP Recs. Yds. Avg. Long TD 25 10 Wilkins 2011 11 9 123 13.7 36 1 Brown 2012 11 32 352 11.0 26 1 5-11, 185 pounds 2013 9 40 691 17.3 80 4 5-9, 170 pounds Senior • Wide Receiver Career 31 81 1166 14.4 142 6 Junior • Running Back Ellicott City, Md. Reisterstown, Md. Mount Hebron H.S. Franklin H.S. Sociology Major Sport Management Major

2013 SEASON: Earned a spot on the All-CAA third team 2013 SEASON: Appeared in eight games ... had 14 ... started eight of nine games before an injury cut his season rushing attempts for 72 yards ... averaged 5.1 yards per carry short ... led the team with 691 yards receiving on 40 catches ... had his best game of the season against Delaware State ... also had four touchdowns ... averaged 17.3 yards per catch when he rushed for 59 yards on 12 carries. with a long of 80 ... topped the 100-yard receiving mark in 2012 SEASON: Did not appear in any games ... named three straight games ... caught fi ve passes for 55 yards in as the Tigers’ Scout Team Offensive Player of the Year at the win at UConn ... had fi ve catches for 59 yards and a TD post-season awards ceremony. at Stony Brook ... also caught a two-point conversion pass against the Seawolves ... made fi ve receptions for 125 yards AT FRANKLIN H.S.: Two-time All-State selection at with an 80-yard touchdown against Villanova ... had six Franklin ... also named All-Metro and All-Baltimore County catches for 129 yards and a score at Albany. ... led the Indians to an 11-3 record and a berth in the state championship game as a senior ... three-year starter who 2012 SEASON: Appeared in all 11 games as wide re- played wide receiver, running back and defensive back ... ceiver with three starts ... Tigers’ second-leading receiver missed fi rst four games of senior year due to collarbone in- with 32 receptions for 352 yards and one touchdown ... had at jury ... ran for 111 yards on 23 carries with one touchdown as least one reception in 10 of the Tigers’ 11 games ... also carried a senior ... also caught 28 passes for 658 yards and six touch- the ball twice for 11 yards ... caught fi ve passes for 80 yards downs in 2010 ... fi nished career with 1,563 receiving yards in season opener at Kent State ... helped Tigers to win over ... also ran for 1,258 yards in career ... scored 31 touchdowns William & Mary with fi ve receptions for 50 yards ... caught in high school career ... also competed for the Indians’ track two passes for 18 yards at Louisiana State ... had four catches and fi eld team. for 30 yards at James Madison ... caught three passes for 37 yards in win over Maine ... had four catches for 50 yards PERSONAL: Surname is Navassa but prefers to be called against Old Dominion ... helped Tigers to win at Villanova with Tommy ... has one brother and one sister ... father is an engi- three receptions for 21 yards and a touchdown ... caught an neer for Comcast ... stepfather is a realtor ... son of Navassa 11-yard touchdown pass with two seconds left in the fi rst half Brown III and Angela Mayo ... stepson of Joseph Mayo ... born to complete a 73-yard, 12-play drive and give the Tigers a 35- Spencer Wilkins caught fi ve passes for 55 yards on July 19, 1993 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is sports manage- 28 halftime lead ... caught two passes for 13 yards in over- ment. in the win at UConn. time victory at Delaware ... caught two passes for 20 yards Season GP Att. Net Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg. in win over Rhode Island ... had two catches for 33 yards in 2012 DNP season-ending win at New Hampshire that gave the Tigers a Brandan 2013 8 14 72 5.1 0 15 9.0 share of the Colonial Athletic Association championship. 34 Career 8 14 72 5.1 0 15 9.0 2011 SEASON: Appeared in 11 games as wide receiver Berney with one start ... made fi rst start of career at Old Dominion 5-11, 220 pounds in Tigers’ victory ... caught nine passes for 123 yards and one Junior • Fullback Christian touchdown on the season ... fi nished seventh on team in Frederick, Md. receiving ... helped Tigers to season-opening win over Mor- 12 Gov. Thomas Johnson H.S. Carpenter gan State with two catches for 16 yards and a touchdown ... Pre-Business Admin. Major caught a 10-yard TD pass in the fourth quarter to close out 6-2, 185 pounds the scoring ... had a 36-yard reception in win over Colgate ... 2013 SEASON: Saw action in four games ... had three Junior • Free Safety caught an 11-yard pass against Richmond ... had a career-best rushing attempts for eight yards, averaging 2.7 yards per Aberdeen, Md. three catches for 32 yards in come-from-behind win at Old carry. Aberdeen H.S. Dominion ... caught two passes for 28 yards against Delaware Undeclared Major ... had one tackle on special teams. 2012 SEASON: Sat out with an injury. 2010 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. AT GOVERNOR THOMAS JOHNSON H.S.: 2013 SEASON: Named fi rst team All-CAA as a free AT MOUNT HEBRON HIGH SCHOOL: Two-way standout at running back and linebacker ... named safety ... tied for sixth in the CAA in interceptions (4) and Named to All-Monacacy Valley League fi rst team as a junior and se- stood 10th in fumbles recovered (0.14 per game) ... had an fi rst team All-Howard County as wide receiver ... also re- nior ... led Thomas Johnson to state championship game in interception and a 34-yard return for a touchdown at Rich- turned kickoff and punts for the Vikings .. named as Howard 2011 ... rushed for 175 yards on 29 carries and scored three mond ... made a career-high 13 tackles against Villanova ... County Offensive Player of the Year as a senior ... honorable touchdowns in state semifi nal win over Seneca Valley ... had six tackles at North Carolina Central ... intercepted a mention all-state selection ... two-time all-county choice for ran for 1,500 yards and scored 17 touchdowns as a senior ... pass against Delaware State ... made seven tackles at Stony Coach Ross Hannon ... caught 57 passes for 1,026 yards and rushed for 1,120 yards as a junior and scored 10 touchdowns Brook and against New Hampshire ... intercepted a pass at 12 touchdowns as a senior ... ranked second in the state for ... also earned All-Frederick County honors for Coach Ben UNH .. made nine tackles at Albany ... made six tackles and receiving yards in senior season ... stood third in state with 12 Wright ... led baseball team in home runs. recovered a fumble against James Madison ... had 10 tackles touchdown catches ... also had two kickoff returns for touch- in the win over Fordham in the FCS playoffs ... made seven PERSONAL: Has one younger brother and one older sis- downs ... also returned a punt for a touchdown .... scored tackles in the win at Eastern Illinois ... made nine tackles and ter ... lists father as the person he admires most ... avid fan 10 TDs as a junior and had 800 receiving yards ... scored 28 an interception in the win at Eastern Washington ... his inter- of the Washington Redskins ... lists Cal Ripken as his favorite touchdowns in career for the Vikings ... also a member of the ception clinched the win over the Eagles with three seconds athlete ... favorite movie is “Armageddon” ... lists Will Ferrell Vikings’ track and fi eld team. left ... made seven tackles, including one for a loss, in the FCS as his favorite actor ... son of Ahron and Heather Berney ... PERSONAL: National Championship game. Has one sister ... lists parents as the peo- father works for Atel Bus and Truck Company ... mother is ple he admires most ... did community service work running a school nurse at Damascus High School ... born on May 17, 2012 SEASON: Appeared in nine games and started youth camps at Mount Hebron High School ... avid fan of the 1994 in Rockville, Md. ... major is pre-business administration. once at safety ... made 22 tackles and broke up two passes Carolina Panthers ... favorite NFL player is wide receiver Steve ... made fi rst start of career at Delaware ... made career Smith ... lists soccer player Christiano Ronaldo as his favorite Season GP Att. Net Yds. Avg. Long TD Avg. 2012 DNP - injury high eight tackles against Old Dominion ... had three tackles athlete ... enjoys eating at Subway ... lists Denzel Washington and broke up a pass against Maine in the Tigers’ victory ... as his favorite actor ... parents are graduates of the Univer- 2013 4 3 8 2.7 4 0 2.0 Career 4 3 8 2.7 4 0 2.0 also made three tackles and broke up a pass in win over St. sity of South Carolina ... son of Michael and Darlene Wilkins ... 29 2014 Football

Francis ... made two tackles in Tigers’ win at Villanova ... also University ... born on January 29, 1993 in Washington, D.C. ... Vince had a pair of tackles in victory over William & Mary ... had two major is sociology and anthropology. 33 tackles at James Madison ... missed fi nal two games of the Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sacks Int. DePaola season with an injury. 2012 1 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 AT ABERDEEN H.S.: Very talented two-way standout 2013 15 8 12 20 1.5-4 0.5-1 0-0 6-0, 200 pounds at Aberdeen High School ... second team All-State selection ... Career 16 8 12 20 1.5-4 0.5-1 0-0 Junior • Outside Linebacker earned fi rst team All-Metro notice as a senior ... also named Parkton, Md. fi rst team All-Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference ... Hereford H.S. played wide receiver and defensive back for the Eagles ... Sociology/Anthropology Major caught 64 passes for 1,112 yards and 14 touchdowns as a se- Riley nior ... also made 148 tackles with six interceptions ... scored 38 2013 SEASON: Played in all 16 games ... made seven one defensive touchdown for the Eagles ... led Coach Johnny Davis tackles - six solo. Brooks’ Eagles to a 10-3 record and the semi-fi nals of the 2012 SEASON: Did not see any playing time. Maryland state playoffs ... Eagles showed vast improvement 6-0, 220 pounds after posting a 1-9 record in 2010 ... helped Eagles win UCBAC Junior • Linebacker AT RUTGERS: Attended Rutgers for one season ... did championship ... named Most Valuable Player at the UCBAC Highland, Md. not appear in any games. all-star game ... also played in the Crab Bowl ... member of River Hill H.S. Business Administration Major AT HEREFORD H.S.: Three-sport standout for the track and fi eld team at Aberdeen where he excelled in the Bulls who also played lacrosse and basketball ... All-Balti- long jump. 2013 SEASON: Did not see action in any games. more County performer who led the Bulls to three straight PERSONAL: County championships in football ... rushed for 1,800 yards Has one younger brother ... lists mother 2012 SEASON: as the person he admires the most ... hobbies include video Sat out as a red-shirt. and scored 21 touchdowns as a senior for Coach Steve Turn- games ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ravens ... lists the late AT RIVER HILL H.S.: Named second team all-state baugh ... also made 80 tackles ... missed junior season with Sean Taylor as his favorite NFL player ... favorite athlete is at linebacker for Coach Brian Van Deusen ... named fi rst team an injury ... ran for 861 yards and scored 10 touchdowns as Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat ... favorite movie is “Planet all-metro ... led the Hawks to a 12-2 record and the state a sophomore ... played in Maryland Crab Bowl ... member of of the Apes” ... enjoys eating spaghetti ... son of Robert and championship ... two-time All-Howard County fi rst team hon- three state championship lacrosse teams at Hereford. Davita Carpenter ... parents are Syracuse University gradu- oree ... captain of Hawks’ state championship team ... made PERSONAL: Has two older brothers and one older sister ates ... mother earned MBA from Strayer and works in Human 151 tackles as a senior with four sacks and two interceptions ... older brother, Andrew, played football at Rutgers ... older Resources ... born on March 2, 1994 in Alpharetta, Ga. ... major ... set school record in bench press ... helped the Hawks post brother, Nick, currently plays football at Rutgers ... older is undeclared. a 10-2 record and reach the state semifi nals as a junior ... sister, Ashley, is a cheerleader for the Baltimore Ravens ... Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss PB FF Int. member of state semifi nalist team as a sophomore ... had 131 lists oldest brother, Andrew, as the person he admires the 2012 9 11 11 22 0-0 2 0-0 0 tackles as a junior ... made 58 tackles in sophomore season most ... favorite NFL team is the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite 2013 14 56 42 98 3.5-5 12 2-0 4-74 ... four-time honor roll student ... student government offi cer. NFL player is Tim Tebow ... favorite meal is chicken parmesan Career 23 67 53 120 3-5.5 14 2-0 4-74 PERSONAL: Has a twin brother ... favorite NFL team is ... son of Andy and Janet DePaola ... father owns a bar and the Washington Redskins ... lists Clay Matthews of Green Bay restaurant ... mother is a realtor ... born on December 21, 1992 as his favorite NFL player ... favorite athlete is Josh Hamilton in Baltimore, Md. ... major is sociology/anthropology. ... favorite author is Mike Lupica ... favorite movie is “Friday Night Lights” ... enjoys eating crabs ... grandfather, Fred Davis, Tungie was a defensive end at the University of Maryland who cap- 94 tained the Terps’ Gator Bowl teams in 1949 and 1950 ... son of Coker Fred and Liz Davis ... father is a Bucknell graduate who works 6-2, 245 pounds as a consultant ... mother is a Mount St. Mary’s graduate who Junior • Defensive Tackle works in government affairs ... born on July 9, 1993 in Coles- Forestville, Md. ville, Md. ... major is business administration. Largo H.S. Sociology/Anthropolgy Major

2013 SEASON: Played in 15 games, starting one ... made 20 tackles (eight solo, 12 assisted) ... had one and a half tackles for a loss (four yards) ... added half a sack. 2012 SEASON: Appeared in one game as a reserve line- man ... saw action in Tigers’ win over Rhode Island but did not make any tackles. 2011 SEASON: Sat out as a freshman red-shirt. AT LARGO H.S.: Named as a fi rst team All-Prince George’s County selection in 2010 ... made 67 tackles for the Lions, including eight tackles for lost yardage ... also had four quarterback sacks ... three-year starter for Coach David Fant ... named second team all-county as a junior ... appeared in Prince George’s County all-star game ... also played in the Crab Bowl ... good student who was a member of the Bio-Tech Club and the Key Club. PERSONAL: Surname is Olatungie but prefers to be call “Tungie” ... has one older sister and one younger brother ... lists father as the person he admires the most ... would like to work in the computer fi eld ... favorite NFL team is the In- dianapolis Colts ... lists Peyton Manning as his favorite NFL player ... lists J.K. Rowling as his favorite author ... favorite athlete is Dirk Nowitzki of the NBA champion Dallas Maver- icks ... lists “The Dark Knight” as his favorite movie ... enjoys eating pizza ... son of Winston and Dionne Coker ... father is a graduate of the University of the District of Columbia who works in security business ... mother graduated from Howard Head Coach Rob Ambrose leads the Tigers onto the fi eld during the 2013 season. 30 2014 Football

Jon Walter Connor 99 Desir 23 Dunston 4 Frazier 6-5, 310 pounds 6-0, 195 pounds 6-0, 200 pounds Junior • Defensive Tackle Junior • Outside Linebacker Junior • Quarterback Westbury, N.Y. West Windsor, N.J. Gaithersburg, Md. St. Anthony’s H.S. West Windsor Plainsboro H.S. Damascus H.S. Criminal Justice Major Sociology/Anthropolgy Major Finance Major

2013 SEASON: Started all 16 games ... made 60 tackles, 2013 SEASON: Started 10 of 13 games ... made 26 tack- 2013 SEASON: Served in a reserve role until the FCS including three for lost yardage ... had 1.5 sacks, one inter- les ... added one pass break up and one pass defense. playoffs when he stepped in after a Peter Athens injury ... ception, fi ve pass breakups and one forced fumble ... made played in all 16 games ... served as a quarterback, punter 2012 SEASON: Reserve defensive back who played in four tackles in the win at UConn ... his interception at UConn and wide receiver and was the holder on all placekicks ... nine games ... made fi rst career start in Tigers’ 64-35 victory set up the Tigers’ go-ahead TD ... had fi ve tackles against Vil- led Towson to a 35-31 win at Eastern Washington wtih two over New Hampshire in seasonal fi nale ... made nine tackles lanova ... made six tackles against Delaware ... recorded four fourth-quarter drives ... scored the winning TD on a one-yard ... had fi rst career interception in win at New Hampshire ... tackles with a sack and forced fumble against Fordham ... had run with 17 seconds left ... ran for 98 yards against EWU ... also recovered a fumble ... made a career high fi ve tackles fi ve tackles at Eastern Illinois ... made six tackles and had one ran for 40 yards on fi ve carries at Eastern Illinois ... scored in the win at UNH ... also intercepted a pass in the fourth pass breakup in the FCS National Championship game. the fi rst TD of his career in a win over James Madison with quarter and returned it 10 yards ... made two tackles in win a 35-yard reception ... had seven receptions for 54 yards and 2012 SEASON: Appeared in all 11 games as reserve over Rhode Island ... recovered a fumble in Tigers’ win at Vil- punted once for 24 yards in the FCS National Championship defensive lineman ... made 14 tackles, including one for lost lanova ... made one tackle at Kent State ... also had a tackle game. yardage ... made three tackles against Old Dominion ... had in victory over Maine. two tackles in season opener at Kent State ... also made a 2012 SEASON: Appeared in three games, all in reserve 2011 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. pair of tackles in win over William & Mary ... helped Tigers to ... saw action in Tiger wins over St. Francis, Rhode Island win at New Hampshire with two tackles and a defl ected pass AT WEST WINDSOR PLAINSBORO H.S.: All- and New Hampshire ... had fi ve carries for 29 yards ... threw ... contributed two tackles in win over Rhode Island ... had State defensive back at West Windsor Plainsboro H.S. ... led one incomplete pass ... ran for 15 yards on three carries in two tackles, including one for lost yardage in victory over the Knights to back-to-back playoff appearances ... earned win over St. Francis ... rushed for 14 yards on two attempts St. Francis. fi rst team All-Colonial Valley League honors and fi rst team against Rhode Island ... had a 14-yard run against St. Francis. All-County notice for Coach Christopher Casamento ... helped 2011 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. AT DAMASCUS H.S.: Named all-state fi rst team quar- the Knights post a 7-3 record as a senior ... one of the Knights’ terback as a senior ... led Damascus to a 12-1 record and a AT ST. ANTHONY’S H.S.: Two-sport standout at St. defensive leaders with 56 tackles ... led league with six sacks berth in the Maryland Class 3A state semifi nals ... guided the Anthony’s who also wrestled ... led St. Anthony’s to a perfect and 15 tackles for lost yardage ... also played lacrosse for the Swarmin’ Hornets to No. 1 ranking in Maryland for most of the 11-0 record and the New York State Parochial championship Knights. year ... named all-metro and all-county ... three-year starter as a senior ... named fi rst team Parochial All-State in 2010 PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... lists sister who led Damascus to three consecutive state playoff ap- ... also earned third team all-state honors from NYSSWA ... as the person he admires most ... avid fan of the Philadelphia pearances ... passed for 2,099 yards and 23 touchdowns as a member of All-Long Island fi rst team ... defensive leader for Eagles ... lists All-Pro safety Troy Polamalu of Pittsburgh as senior with only three interceptions ... ran for 686 yards and Coach Rich Reichert’s Friars, who outscored their opponents his favorite NFL player ... lists LeBron James as his favorite scored fi ve TDs for Coach Eric Wallich ... threw for 1,300 yards 420-157 ... made 77 tackles with fi ve sacks ... outstanding athlete ... favorite movie is “Scarface” ... lists Will Smith and and 12 TDs as a junior ... passed for 1,100 yards and nine TDs as heavyweight wrestler for the Friars ... posted a 33-3 record Angelina Jolie as his favorite actors ... enjoys eating burgers a sophomore ... played basketball at Damascus ... honor roll as a junior and won the New York State Catholic School and fries with a milkshake ... has had summer job working in student who earned the Distinguished Honor Award. heavyweight title ... member of three New York State Catholic family-owned restaurant ... mother is a graduate of Temple School championship wrestling teams ... also won heavy- PERSONAL: Has two older brothers ... older brother, University who works as a security manager ... son of Edith weight title as a senior. Kyle, played football at Monmouth ... lists mother as the Dunston ... born on September 23, 1992 in Philadelphia, Pa. ... person he admires most ... devoted fan of the Washington PERSONAL: Has two brothers and three sisters ... lists major is sociology/anthropolgy. Redskins ... favorite NFL player is former quarterback Brett mother as the person he admires the most ... favorite NFL Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Pass BU Int. FF/FR Favre ... lists “Chasing Vermeer” as his favorite book ... fa- team is the New York Jets ... lists retired Kris Jenkins of 2012 9 5 4 9 0-0 0 1-10 0/ 1 vorite athlete is Kobe Bryant ... enjoys eating crabs ... most the Jets as his favorite NFL player ... favorite athlete is NBA 2013 13 11 15 26 0-0 1 0-0 0/0 memorable experience was playing for state championship player Carmelo Anthony ... lists “Scarface” as his favorite Career 22 16 19 35 0-0 1 1-10 0/1 team as a freshman ... son of Paul and Judy Frazier ... born on movie ... favorite actor is Angelina Jolie ... enjoys music by May 28, 1993 in Olney, Md. ... major is fi nance. Eminem ... son of Jean and Marie-Tony Desir ... mother is a graduate of Stony Brook who works as a nurse ... born on Season GP Atts. Comp. Pct. Int. Yds. TD Rushes Yds. TD April 23, 1993 in Westbury, N.Y. ... major is criminal justice. 2012 3 1 0 .000 0 0 0 5 29 0 2013 16 14 9 .643 0 141 0 39 215 2 Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sacks Int. FF/FR Career 19 15 9 .600 0 141 0 44 244 2 2012 11 5 9 14 1-1 0-0 0-0 0/0 2013 16 20 40 60 3-13 1.5-12 1-0 1 / 0 Career 27 25 49 74 4-14 1.5-12 1-0 1/0

Connor Frazier scored the game-winning touchdown against Eastern Washington. 31 2014 Football

Jalil played football at West Virginia Wesleyan ... lists mother as of junior season due to an injury ... honor roll student. person he admires most ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ravens ... PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... father 31 father is an auto body repair specialist ... mother is a teacher played football at the University of Maryland ... nephew of Gordon ... son of Peter and Mary Grant ... born on June 15, 1992 in Calvin Williams, an All-Pro wide receiver for the Philadelphia Silver Spring, Md. ... major is mass communication. 5-11, 185 pounds Eagles ... son of Eric and Toni Holder ... father is a Maryland Junior • Safety Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sacks Int.-Yds. graduate who works in the courthouse ... born on February 17, South Lake, Texas 2013 15 4 6 10 1-1 1-1 0-0 1992 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is sport management. Carroll H.S. Season GP Rush Yds. Avg. Recs. Yds. Avg. Long TD Sport Management Major 2012 11 3 22 7.3 6 60 10.0 25 3 2013 16 2 17 8.5 16 172 10.8 18 3 2013 SEASON: Appeared in 15 games as a reserve ... Career 27 5 39 7.8 22 232 10.5 43 6 made fi ve tackles ... added one pass breakup and one pass Emmanuel defense. 49 Holder 2012 SEASON: Appeared in two games as a reserve defensive back ... made three tackles ... had three tackles in 5-11, 255 pounds Sam Tigers’ homecoming win over St. Francis (Pa.) ... also saw ac- Junior • Fullback 88 tion against Rhode Island in Tigers’ home fi nale. Baltimore, Md. Hurwitz Calvert Hall H.S. 2011 SEASON: 5-11, 190 pounds Sat out as a red-shirt. Sport Management Major Junior • Kicker AT CARROLL H.S.: Earned all-district honors as a se- Bethesda, Md. 2013 SEASON: Named fi rst team All-CAA ... earned sec- nior ... made 38 tackles for the Dragons as a senior ... helped Walt Whitman H.S. ond team All-America honors from The Sports Network and Coach Hal Wasson’s team reach the state quarterfi nals with Communication Major an 11-2 record ... had two interceptions as a senior with 13 pass Beyond Sports Network ... started 13 of 16 games ... rushed twice for 17 yards ... had 16 receptions for 172 yards and three breakups ... three-sport standout who also played basketball Transferred from the University of Arizona. and ran track. touchdowns ... lead blocker for All-American running back Terrance West ... caught an 18-yard pass for a TD in a victory AT WALT WHITMAN H.S.: Played soccer for the Vi- PERSONAL: Son of former NFL cornerback Darrien Gor- over UNH ... had a fi ve-yard TD catch against Delaware ... had kings ... won the state title in 2009 ... was the team’s starting don, who enjoyed a 10-year career with San Diego, Denver, a one-yard touchdown reception at Eastern Washington ... goalkeeper in 2010. Oakland, Green Bay and Atlanta ... father was an All-Pro who had one catch for 12 yards in the FCS National Championship PERSONAL: Wants to work with a professional sports played in four Super Bowls and started for Denver’s back-to- game... earned preseason All-CAA notice. back Super Bowl championship teams ... lists father as the team or in the music business ... roots for the Ravens ... fa- person he admires most ... has one brother and three sis- 2012 SEASON: Earned Freshman All-America honors vorite NFL player is Terrell Suggs ... lists his most memorable ters ... lists “Glory Road” as his favorite movie ... favorite NFL from the College Sports Journal ... appeared in 11 games with experience as seeing the Ravens win the Superbowl in New player is Antonio Cromartie ... worked as referee for fl ag foot- two starts at fullback as a fi rst-year freshman ... named to Orleans ... son of Seth and Caroline Hurwitz ... has two broth- ball league ... enjoys reading the Harry Potter series ... lists Freshman All-America team ... caught six passes for 60 yards ers, Joe and Fred ... mother attended Hood College ... father Denzel Washington as his favorite actor ... favorite athlete is and three touchdowns ... rushed for 22 yards on three carries works as a concert promotor ... born on July 7, 1993 in Wash- Kobe Bryant ... enjoys eating peanut butter and jelly sand- ... led Tigers to win over Delaware with three catches for 36 ington, D.C. ... major is communications. wiches ... has done community service work with the Special yards and two touchdowns ... caught a 25-yard touchdown Olympics ... parents are both graduates of Stanford ... son of pass on a fourth down-and-one play in the fi rst quarter to Darrien and Anjie Gordon ... born on June 18, 1993 in Oakland, give Tigers a 14-7 lead ... also caught a two-yard touchdown Calif. ... major is sport management. pass with 44 seconds left in regulation to put Tigers ahead, Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss PB Int.-Yds. 27-24 ... named as CAA Rookie of the Week after the victory 2012 2 2 1 3 0-0 0 0-0 over the Blue Hens ... also caught a three-yard touchdown 2013 15 3 2 5 0-0 1 0-0 pass at New Hampshire to give Tigers a 37-28 lead ... had a Career 17 5 3 8 0-0 1 0-0 fi ve-yard reception at Kent State in season opener to set up a Tiger touchdown ... had a 16-yard reception in win over William & Mary ... ran for 20 yards on two carries against St. Francis ... also had a two-yard rush in win at Villanova ... Greg earned a spot on the Colonial Athletic Association All-Confer- 50 ence Academic team. Grant AT CALVERT HALL COLLEGE H.S.: Honorable 6-1, 225 pounds mention all-state selection who played defensive line ... one Junior • Linebacker of the leading tacklers for the Cardinals, who fi nished the Olney, Md. season with a 10-2 record ... led Calvert Hall to an 18-0 win Sherwood H.S. over DeMatha with 17 tackles and three sacks ... missed most Mass Communication Major

2013 SEASON: Played in seven games, starting one ... made 10 tackles ... had one tackle for a loss ... recorded one sack ... good student who was named to Colonial Athletic As- sociation Academic All-Conference team. AT MIAMI (OH): Spent one semester at Miami ... did not appear in any games ... transferred to Towson mid-year in 2012. AT WYOMING SEMINARY: Attended for one year. AT SHERWOOD H.S.: Two-year standout who was named second team All-State as a senior ... named to All- Metro fi rst team and fi rst team All-Montgomery County ... led Warriors to an 11-2 record and a berth in the state semi-fi nals in 2009 ... member of Sherwood’s undefeated state champi- onship team in 2008 that posted a 14-0 record ... also com- peted for the Warriors’ track and fi eld team. PERSONAL: Has two brothers ... older brother, Kevin, Emmanuel Holder running against Eastern Washington. 32 2014 Football

Stefan Dreon Donnell 95 Janik 48 Johnson 15 Lewis 6-4, 250 pounds 6-0, 235 pounds 5-10, 160 pounds Junior • Tight End Junior • Fullback Junior • Free Safety Sparks, Md. Houston, Texas Newport News, Va. Calvert Hall H.S. Mayde Creek H.S. Woodside H.S. Criminal Justice Major Deaf Studies Major Undeclared Major

2013 SEASON: Saw action in all 16 games on special 2013 SEASON: Appeared in all 16 games, starting one 2013 SEASON: Tied for third in the CAA in forced teams and as a tight end. ... made seven tackles. fumbles (4) ... started 13 of 16 games ... made 61 solo and 34 assisted tackles ... his 95 tackles were fi fth on the team ... 2012 SEASON: Did not play in any games due to injury. 2012 SEASON: Appeared in seven games at fullback ... had 4.5 tackles for a loss ... made four interceptions ... forced ran for six yards on three carries ... ran for one yard on one 2011 SEASON: Sat out the season as a red-shirt. four fumbles, recovering two ... returned two INTs for touch- carry at Villanova ... had two carries for fi ve yards in season downs ... made his fi rst career start at UConn and made four AT CALVERT HALL COLLEGE H.S.: Two-way fi nale at New Hampshire. tackles ... recovered a fumble at Stony Brook and returned it standout at offensive tackle and defensive end at Calvert Hall AT MAYDE CREEK H.S.: Versatile performer who 43 yards for a touchdown ... named CAA Defensive Player of H.S. ... earned all-state honors as a senior ... led the Cardinals saw action at offensive tackle, fullback and defensive end for the Week after making seven tackles and returning a fumble to an 11-1 record and the MIAA “A” Conference championship the Rams ... two-year team captain for Coach Lance Carter for a touchdown against Albany ... recorded a career-high in 2010 ... named all-metro and All-MIAA for Coach Donald ... earned fi rst team all-district honors at offensive tackle ... 10 tackles and intercepted a pass against William & Mary ... Davis ... made 100 tackles with 15 quarterback sacks for the honored as top offensive lineman in the district as a senior earned CAA weekly defensive honors after the game against Cardinals as a senior ... had 85 tackles and seven sacks as a ... led team in tackles as a junior ... three-year starter ... also the Tribe ... had six tackles and two pass breakups against junior ... also played rugby. a member of the Rams’ wrestling team and track and fi eld Fordham ... made six tackles and forced a fumble in the win PERSONAL: Has two older brothers ... lists older brother, team. at Eastern Illinois ... his 10 tackles at Eastern Washington tied Zachary, as the person he admires the most ... career goal his career best ... had four tackles in the FCS National Cham- PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... lists is to become an accountant ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ra- pionship game. mother as the person he admires the most ... hobbies include vens ... favorite NFL player is Clay Matthews of Green Bay ... playing basketball ... favorite NFL teams are the Houston 2012 SEASON: Played in fi ve games as reserve defen- lists John Grisham as his favorite author ... favorite actor is Texans, the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers ... sive back ... made two tackles in season fi nale, a win at New Johnny Depp ... had summer job as a lifeguard ... lists Tiger favorite NFL player is running back Brandon Jacobs ... lists Hampshire ... had one tackle in win over Rhode Island ... saw Woods as his favorite athlete ... favorite movie is “The Tour- LeBron James as his favorite athlete ... favorite movie is action against William & Mary, St. Francis and Louisiana State. ist” ... son of Peter and Deborah Janik ... father is a sales rep- “Dead Presidents” ... favorite actor is Terrence Howard ... en- resentative and a graduate of the University of Connecticut AT WOODSIDE H.S.: Honored as one of the Top 100 joys listening to music by Z-Ro ... likes to eat Mexican food ...... mother is a graduate of the New York Institute of Fashion football players in Virginia in 2011 ... two-way standout who mother is a substitute teacher ... son of Lamonica Benton ...... born on April 18, 1993 in Hollywood, Fla. ... major is criminal played quarterback and defensive back ... honored as Pen- born on December 12, 1992 in College Station, Texas ... major justice. insula District Player of the Year ... two-time all-region se- is deaf studies. lection at defensive back ... led the Wolverines to a perfect Season GP UT AT Tackles TFL Int.Rush AttemptsTD 10-0 record ... completed 49 of 88 passes for 760 yards and 2012 11 3 22 7.3 6 60 10.0 25 3 seven touchdowns as a senior ... also rushed for 739 yards 2013 16 2 17 8.5 16 172 10.8 18 3 and scored seven touchdowns for Coach Danny Dodson ... had Career 27 5 39 7.8 22 232 10.5 43 6 two interceptions ... intercepted seven passes as a junior and returned two for touchdowns ... also played basketball and ran track ... honor roll student. Mike PERSONAL: Has one younger brother and one younger 42 sister ... lists father as the person he admires the most ... Kelly career goal is to become a police offi cer ... had summer job working at Busch Gardens ... avid fan of the 5-7, 168 pounds ... favorite NFL player is Michael Vick ... lists LeBron James as Junior • Running Back his favorite athlete ... favorite movie is “Friday Night Lights” Aberdeen, Md. ... lists Walter Dean Meyers as his favorite author ... enjoys Aberdeen/Havre de Grace H.S. eating lasagna ... son of Donnell Lewis Sr. and Hirut Lewis ... Sport Management Major father is an Army veteran ... mother works in daycare ... born on March 12, 1994 in Fort Riley, Kan. ... major is undeclared. 2013 SEASON: Did not appear in any games after transferring from Wesley College. Season GP UT AT Tackles TFL Int. Sacks FF/FR 2012 5 3 0 3 0 0 0 0/0 PERSONAL: Most admires his parents ... most memo- 2013 16 61 34 95 4.5-12 4-38 0 4/2 rable experience was fi shing with his brothers almost every Career 21 64 34 98 4.5-12 4-38 0 4/2 day during the summer ... son of Mike and Tonia Kelly ... has two older brothers, Rodney and Rondrae and one older sister, Jacobi ... mother is a nurse ... father is retired from the Army ... born on February 11, 1993 in Ft. Riley, Kansas ... major is sport managment.

Donnell Lewis 33 2014 Football

Price Sean Willie 17 Litton 87 Mooney 80 Ponder 6-3, 215 pounds 6-6, 230 pounds 5-11, 175 pounds Junior • Quarterback Junior • Tight End Junior • Wide Receiver Matthews, N.C. Chester Springs, Pa. Chesapeake, Va. Providence Day School Malvern Prep Western Branch H.S. Mass Communication Major Undeclared Major Business Administration Major

2013 SEASON: Did not appear in any games. 2013 SEASON: Played in 15 games ... caught one 2013 SEASON: Played in 12 games as a reserve ... had pass for four yards in the FCS National Championship game one catch for 25 yards. 2012 SEASON: Did not appear in any games. against North Dakota State. 2012 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. 2011 SEASON: Sat out the season as a red-shirt. 2012 SEASON: Did not appear in any games. AT WESTERN BRANCH H.S.: Two-way standout AT PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL: Led team to an 2011 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. at wide receiver ... earned fi rst team all-district honors as a 8-3 record as a senior ... rated among the top 150 quarter- senior ... named as the Bruins’ Most Valuable Player ... earned backs in the nation by rivals.com ... team captain who led the AT MALVERN PREP: All-state performer who played honorable mention All-Tidewater notice ... two-year captain Chargers to the conference championship ... completed 82 of tight end and defensive end ... named as Main Line Player of for Coach Scott Johnson ... also played basketball and ran 146 passes for 1,081 yards ... threw 11 TD passes with only three the Year as a senior ... two-time All-Inter-Academic League track for the Bruins ... honor roll student every semester ... interceptions for Coach Bruce Hardin ... led an offense that selection ... also named all-city twice ... team captain for member of Latin Club ... also a member of Future Business averaged 34.4 points per game. Coach Kevin Pellegrini who led the Friars to a 7-4 record in Leaders of America. 2010 ... made 60 tackles as a senior with six sacks ... made 15 PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... lists tackles for lost yardage ... caught nine passes for 166 yards ... PERSONAL: Career goal is to become a pharmacist or parents as people he admires most ... favorite NFL team is also played basketball and lacrosse for the Friars. work in physical therapy ... lists parents as the people he ad- the Carolina Panthers ... lists Drew Brees as his favorite NFL mires the most ... has been very active in community service player ... enjoys reading “The Old Man and The Sea” by Ernest PERSONAL: Has two brothers and one sister ... older work ... favorite NFL team is the Atlanta Falcons ... lists Percy Hemingway ... enjoys music by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young brother, C.J., played football at the University of Pennsylvania Harvin as his favorite NFL player ... had summer jobs working ... son of Steve and Renee Litton ... father is a graduate of and won four Ivy League championships ... younger brother, at Best Buy and Auto Bell Car Wash ... cousin, Glenn Waldron, The Citadel who works as a government contractor ... mother Michael, is an offensive lineman at Virginia ... lists older played football at University of New Hampshire ... favorite is a graduate of Francis Marion ... born on March 1, 1992 in brother as the person he admires most ... devoted fan of the musician is Drake ... enjoys eating pizza ... favorite movie Charlotte, N.C. ... major is mass communication. ... favorite NFL player is Brent Celek of is “Friday Night Lights” ... lists Kobe Bryant as his favorite the Eagles ... lists “Goodfellas” as his favorite movie ... son athlete ... son of Willie and Nicole Ponder ... parents work for of Chuck and Diane Mooney ... father played football and the U.S. Navy ... mother is a graduate of Troy University ... basketball at Franklin & Marshall College ... parents are both born on October 7, 1992 in Olney, Md. ... major is business ad- graduates of Franklin & Marshall ... born on March 17, 1993 in Joe ministration. Lancaster, Pa. ... major is undeclared. 17 Season GP No.-Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G McCargo Season GP No.-Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2013 12 1-25 25.0 0 25 2.1 2013 15 1-4 4.0 0 4 0.3 6-0, 198 pounds Junior • Linebacker Severn, Md. Old Mill H.S. Derek Economics Major 75 Pittman 2013 SEASON: Sat out with an injury. 2012 SEASON: Played in four games as a reserve ... 6-5, 300 pounds made three tackles ... had two tackles in win over St. Francis Junior • Offensive Tackle ... had one tackle against Rhode Island ... also saw action at Lanham, Md. Louisiana State and New Hampshire. Palotti H.S. History Major 2011 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. 2013 SEASON: AT OLD MILL H.S.: Earned all-metro fi rst team hon- Did not appear in any games. ors at linebacker ... led team to Maryland state championship 2012 SEASON: Did not appear in any games for the as a junior ... two-time All-Anne Arundel County linebacker ... Tigers ... named to the Colonial Athletic Association All-Ac- also played tight end ... made 90 tackles and caught a touch- ademic team. down pass in 2009 ... made 82 tackles as a senior, leading AT ST. VINCENT PALOTTI H.S.: the Patriots to a 9-2 record ... caught two TD passes as a se- Honorable men- nior for Coach Damien Ferragomo ... also intercepted a pass tion all-state selection as a senior at Palotti ... two-time All- and returned it for a touchdown ... all-county performer for Prince George’s County selection for the Panthers ... helped basketball team who was team captain as a senior ... helped team rush for 2,702 yards as a senior ... also a standout for the Patriots reach state championship basketball game as a the Panthers’ wrestling team ... fi nished as state runner-up as junior ... member of track and fi eld team ... honor roll student. a senior at 285 pounds ... named to all-county wrestling team. PERSONAL: PERSONAL: Has one older brother and one older sister Has one brother, David, who played football ... lists mother as the person he admires the most ... avid fan at Frostburg State ... son of Dawn Pittman ... mother is a grad- of the New England Patriots ... lists LeBron James as his fa- uate of the University of Maryland who works as a supervisor vorite athlete ... favorite actresses are Angelina Jolie, Cather- for AT&T network ... born on August 6, 1992 in Silver Spring, ine Zeta-Jones and Eva Mendez ... son of Joseph and Andrea Md. ... major is history with a minor in secondary education. McCargo ... father is a graduate of Louisiana State University ... mother is a cosmetologist ... born on February 24, 1993 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is economics. Season GP UT AT Tackles Int. PB FF FR 2012 4 2 1 3 0 0 0 0

Arione Scott 34 2014 Football

Jake Arione Bryton 79 Schunke 6 Scott 22 Barr 6-5, 300 pounds 6-2, 170 pounds 6-0, 220 pounds Junior • Offensive Tackle Junior • Wide Receiver R-Sophomore • Linebacker Wayne, N.J. Lauderhill, Fla. Camp Hill, Pa. Wayne Hills H.S. Nova H.S. Mechanicsburg Area H.S. Sport Management Major Criminal Justice Major Business Administration Major

2013 SEASON: Started at tight end in the win at Rich- 2013 SEASON: Appeared in 15 games, starting four ... 2013 SEASON: Started the fi rst two games before sit- mond ... also started, this time at guard, in the win at William had nine catches for 115 yards to average 12.8 yards per catch ting out the rest of the season with an injury ... made four & Mary ... missed the fi rst three games with an injury. ... his season-long was a 20-yard grab. solo and six assisted tackles ... also had half a sack ... made two tackles at UConn ... a Tiger co-captain. 2012 SEASON: Appeared in three games at guard and 2012 SEASON: Appeared in four games as a reserve tackle ... made fi rst career start at right guard in Tigers’ win wide receiver ... saw action against Kent State, William & Mary, 2012 SEASON: Starter in all 11 games at linebacker as over Rhode Island ... also saw action in Tigers’ victories at St. Francis and Rhode Island. a true freshman ... earned starting role during pre-season ... Villanova and New Hampshire. key to Tiger defense which led CAA ... tied for second on the 2011 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. team with 74 tackles ... made fi ve tackles for lost yardage ... 2011 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. AT NOVA H.S.: All-Broward County wide receiver for had two sacks and recovered two fumbles ... had career high AT WAYNE HILLS H.S.: All-state fi rst team lineman Coach Bill Hobbs ... caught 10 passes for 153 yards and three 10 tackles in loss at James Madison ... led Tigers to 64-35 win as a senior ... led Coach Chris Olsen’s team to an 11-1 record touchdowns as a senior ... team captain of the Titans in 2009 at New Hampshire with nine tackles ... made eight tackles in and the Group 3 state championship as a senior ... two-way ... also played defensive back for the Titans ... intercepted Homecoming win over St. Francis ... had eight tackles at Old standout at offensive tackle and defensive tackle ... named three passes as a senior ... had 33 catches for 400 yards and Dominion ... had seven tackles, including a 12-yard sack, in fi rst team All-Passaic County and all-area as a junior and se- two touchdowns as a junior ... also competed for Titans’ track win over Rhode Island ... recorded seven tackles in overtime nior for the Patriots ... winner of the Iron Patriot Award for and fi eld team ... honored as Outstanding Male Athlete of the victory at Delaware ... helped Tigers to win at Villanova with commitment and dedication to the off-season conditioning Year for track team as a junior. six tackles and a forced fumble ... made six tackles and re- program ... also played for the Patriots’ lacrosse team. covered a fumble at Louisiana State ... had fi ve tackles and a PERSONAL: Has four sisters ... lists aunt and sister as fumble recovery in win over Maine ... also had four tackles in PERSONAL: Has three brothers and one sister ... lists the people he admires the most ... also admires his high win over William & Mary. parents as the people he admires the most ... avid fan of school coach Bill Hobbs ... favorite NFL team is the Oakland the New York Giants ... lists Michael Jordan as his favorite Raiders ... enjoys eating steak and potatoes ... favorite athlete AT MECHANICSBURG AREA H.S.: Two-time athlete ... favorite book is “The Blind Side” ... lists “Taken” is LeBron James ... son of the late Patricia Scott and Billy all-state selection ... honored as Keystone Conference Defen- as his favorite movie ... favorite actors are Matt Damon and Scott ... born on October 20, 1991 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ... sive Player of the Year as a junior and senior ... four-year Johnny Depp ... enjoys music by Lil Wayne ... enjoys dining major is criminal justice. starter at linebacker for the Wildcats who made 504 tackles on steak ... son of John and Cindy Schunke ... father played Season GP No.-Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G in career ... two-year team captain for Coach Chris Hakel ... football at Villanova ... father is a Villanova graduate who is 2012 4 0-0 0.0 0 0 0.0 forced 20 fumbles in his career ... had six career intercep- self-employed ... mother is also self-employed ... born on July 2013 15 9-115 12.8 0 20 7.7 tions ... three-time all-conference selection ... led team with 30, 1993 in Hackensack, N.J. ... major is sports management. Career 19 9-115 12.8 0 20 7.7 154 tackles as a senior ... also had 175 tackles as a junior ... chosen to play in the Big 33 all-star game ... also played tight end for the Wildcats and scored 24 touchdowns in career ... had 1,500 receiving yards in career ... two-time team Most Valuable Player ... honor roll student. PERSONAL: Has one older brother ... has done volun- teer work with Special Olympics ... favorite NFL team is the Atlanta Falcons ... lists defensive back Shann Schillinger of the Oakland Raiders as his favorite NFL player ... had sum- mer job as landscaper ... lists “Tuesdays With Morrie” as his favorite book ... favorite movie is “The Book Of Eli” ... favorite actor is Denzel Washington ... enjoys eating steak ... enjoys music by John Mayer ... son of Terry and Quinn Barr ... father is a graduate of Columbus College who played college base- ball ... father is a realtor ... mother is a food service supervi- sor ... born on February 6, 1994 in Harrisburg, Pa. ... major is business administration. Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sack FF/FR 2012 11 42 32 74 5-18 2-13 1/2 2013* 2 4 6 10 1.5-4 0.5-2 0/0 Career 13 46 38 84 6.5-22 2.-15 1/2 * - missed fi nal 14 games to injury

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Amos D’Sean Andre 77 Campbell 51 Cummings 18 Dessenberg 6-3, 272 pounds 6-5, 215 pounds 6-3, 190 pounds Sophomore • Offensive Line Sophomore • Defensive End Sophomore • Wide Receiver Montclair, N.J. Clinton, Md. Virginia Beach, Va. Montclair H.S. Frederick Douglass H.S. Green Lakes H.S. Undeclared Major Undeclared Major Communications Major

2013 SEASON: Sat out the year as a red-shirt. 2013 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. 2013 SEASON: Started four of 15 games ... had 18 re- ceptions for 305 yards, averaging 16.9 yards per catch ... had AT MONTCLAIR H.S.: All-state selection at offensive AT FREDERICK DOUGLASS H.S.: All-metro de- one touchdown ... his longest catch of the year was 46 yards tackle who helped Montclair post a 12-0 record and win the fensive end who led Frederick Douglass to the Maryland state ... had three catches for 94 yards and a touchdown against New Jersey state championship ... named fi rst team All-Super championship game ... helped the Eagles to a 12-2 record ... Fordham ... his 46-yard TD against the Rams gave Towson a Essex Conference ... also named all-county ... helped Coach part of defense that recorded seven shutouts ... earned fi rst 28-21 lead ... caught two passes for 61 yards against North John Fiore’s team reach the state championship game as a team all-state honors ... two-time all-county selection ... Carolina Central ... had a 29-yard reception at Eastern Illinois junior and sophomore ... helped the Mounties post a com- made 105 tackles as a senior for Coach Julius Pinkney ... also ... in the FCS National Championship game, had six receptions bined 23-1 record as a junior and senior ... outstanding per- made eight sacks ... had nine tackles, including two sacks, in for 49 yards. former in the discus throw for track and fi eld team ... com- state playoff win over Gwynn Park ... led the Eagles with 12 peted at Nationals in discus. tackles in 29-27 playoff win over Patuxent ... contributed 10 AT OCEAN LAKES H.S.: All-state wide receiver tackles to an 8-0 victory over Friendly ... made nine tackles who led his team to a 14-1 record and the state championship PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... hobbies in win over Fairmont Heights ... helped the Eagles post an game ... caught 80 passes for 1,168 yards and 23 touchdowns include playing X-Box and watching movies ... avid fan of the 11-3 record as a junior ... made 109 tackles with 10 sacks as a as a senior ... broke Virginia Beach record for touchdown Pittsburgh Steelers ... lists Ndamukong Suh of Detroit as his junior ... also played basketball for the Eagles. receptions held by Plaxico Burress and Percy Harvin ... also favorite NFL player ... favorite actors are Will Smith and Vin caught fi ve touchdown passes in a game to set school record Diesel ... enjoys eating Chinese food ... lists “Hancock” as his PERSONAL: Has two brothers and one sister ... career ... named all-Tidewater and all-beach for Coach Chris Scott favorite movie ... likes to listen to music by Eminem ... favorite goal is to become a lawyer ... lists father as the person he ... threw a 77-yard touchdown pass in Virginia state cham- athlete is Blake Griffi n ... son of Amos Campbell and DelAnna admires the most ... favorite NFL team is the Detroit Lions pionship game ... helped the Dolphins win the Beach District Brady ... mother played basketball at Spokane Community ... lists Julius Peppers as his favorite NFL player ... favorite championship ... caught 30 passes for 600 yards and nine College ... born February 28, 1995 in Secaucus, N.J. ... major movie is “The Gridiron Gang” ... enjoys music by Tupac ... fa- touchdowns as a junior ... also played basketball for the Dol- is undeclared. vorite athlete is Dwight Howard ... son of Derrick Cummings phins. and Gladys Owens ... born on June 25, 1994 in Indianapolis, Ind. ... major is undeclared. PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... devoted fan of the San Diego Chargers ... lists Vincent Jackson as his Brian favorite NFL player ... favorite actor is Kevin Hart ... lists “All 26 About the Benjamins” as his favorite movie ... favorite athlete Charles Heath is Kobe Bryant ... son of Kristy Dessenberg ... born on January 12 4, 1994 in Virginia Beach, Va. ... major is communications. 5-11, 183 pounds Season GP No.-Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G Sophomore • Safety Dahlgren 2013 15 18-305 16.9 1 46 20.3 Riverdale, Md. 6-1, 205 pounds DeMatha Catholic H.S. Sophomore • Quarterback Sociology/Anthropology Major Frederick, Md. Governor Thomas Johnson H.S. 2013 SEASON: Sat out the season as a medical red- Undeclared Major shirt. AT DEMATHA H.S.: All-conference defensive back 2013 SEASON: Sat out the year as a red-shirt. who helped DeMatha post a 9-3 record as a senior ... led the AT GOVERNOR THOMAS JOHNSON: Two-year Stags to back-to-back appearances in the WCAC champion- starter at quarterback for the Patriots ... earned all-area no- ship game ... made 70 tackles as a senior for Coach Elijah tice ... led Coach Ben Wright’s team to the state championship Brooks ... intercepted fi ve passes and broke up eight passes game as a junior ... passed for 1,441 yards and 14 touchdowns ... selected to play in the Crab Bowl. as a junior ... threw for more than 2,000 yards as a senior PERSONAL: Has one younger sister ... lists parents as ... also named All-Frederick County ... selected to play in the the people he admires the most ... avid fan of the Washington Crab Bowl and helped Baltimore to a 28-7 victory by throwing Redskins ... favorite athlete is golfer Tiger Woods ... lists Eddie a 71-yard touchdown pass ... also played baseball for the Pa- Murphy as his favorite actor ... favorite movie is “Disturbia” ... triots and helped them win the state championship ... honor favorite NFL player is Earl Thomas ... enjoys dining on steak roll student ... graduated one semester early and enrolled at ... son of Vernon and Josephina Charles ... father works in Towson during the spring 2013 semester. nutrition services at Howard University ... mother is a phar- PERSONAL: Has two older brothers ... career goal to maceutical technician ... born on April 24, 1995 in Cheverly, work for the FBI ... lists parents as the people he admires the Md. ... major is sociology & anthropology. most ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ravens ... lists former Raven linebacker Ray Lewis as his favorite NFL player ... favorite book is “Holes” ... lists “Friday Night Lights” as his favorite movie ... favorite actress is Kate Upton ... favorite athlete is Cal Ripken ... enjoys music by the Rolling Stones ... likes to eat crabs ... son of Robert and Jill Dahlgren ... father is a Shep- herd graduate who played football for the Rams ... mother is a Salisbury graduate who is a teacher ... born on December 28, 1994 in Frederick, Md. ... major is undeclared.

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Isaiah Eric Malik 30 Diaz-Mays 58 Handy 52 Jackson 6-3, 185 pounds 6-0, 230 pounds 5-11, 220 pounds Sophomore • Wide Receiver Sophomore • Linebacker Sophomore • Linebacker Union City, N.J. Columbia, Md. Reisterstown, Md. Union City H.S. Wilde Lake H.S. Franklin H.S. Pre-Business Admin. Major Business Admin. Major Sociology/Anthropology Major

2013 SEASON: Sat out the year as a red-shirt. 2013 SEASON: Appeared in six games as a reserve ... 2013 SEASON: Appeared in nine games as a reserve ... made six tackles ... had three tackles in win at Holy Cross ... made 11 tackles, had one pass breakup and one pass defense. AT UNION CITY H.S.: Three-year starter at quar- also made two tackles in victory over Delaware State ... solid terback ... third team all-state selection who led the Soaring AT FRANKLIN H.S.: All-state linebacker who led special teams player. Eagles to an 8-3 record and a berth in the state semifi nals ... Franklin to a 10-2 record and the Baltimore County champi- named as Union County Offensive Player of the Year ... rushed AT WILDE LAKE H.S.: Lined up at middle linebacker onship as a senior ... also earned all-county and all-division for 1,208 yards and scored 14 touchdowns ... passed for 909 and full back for Coach Mike Harrison … team won the 2011 notice for Coach Anthony Burgos ... led Baltimore County with yards as a senior ... set a school record by rushing for 309 state 3A title … earned all-county notice … also played bas- 116 tackles as a senior, seventh in the state ... intercepted two yards and scoring four touchdowns in one game as a junior ... ketball and competed in track … earned all-county notice in passes ... also forced a fumble and had a sack ... selected to led Coach Wilber Valdez’ team to three straight appearances basketball and placed second in the 3A region in the shotput play in the Crab Bowl and served as team captain for the Bal- in the state semifi nals ... also played basketball and helped … member of the Principal’s Honor Roll. timore all-star team ... led Baltimore to a 28-7 victory in the win a county championship. Crab Bowl and was named as the Defensive Most Valuable PERSONAL: Career goal is to start a business … most Player ... led the Indians to a 7-4 record as a junior and made PERSONAL: Has two brothers and one sister ... lists admires his father … favorite movie is “Dark Knight” … son of 55 tackles ... played lacrosse. younger sister as the person he admires the most ... career Eric and Rudelle Handy … father works in IT security … mother goal is to become a lawyer ... devoted fan of the Atlanta Fal- works for the Department of Justice … born on August 4, 1995 PERSONAL: Has three brothers and two sisters ... career cons ... lists Cam Newton as his favorite NFL player ... favor- in Tampa Bay, Fla. … major is business administration. goal is to become a lawyer ... lists Ray Lewis as the person ite actress is Rachel McAdams ... enjoys eating pizza ... lists he admires the most ... hobbies include video games ... had “Lawless” as his favorite movie ... favorite athlete is Derrick summer job working as a landscaper ... favorite NFL team Rose ... lists “The Outsiders” as his favorite book ... enjoys is the Baltimore Ravens ... lists Patrick Willis as his favorite music by Drake ... son of Maria Diaz and Eric Mays ... father Syd NFL player ... favorite book is “The Hunger Games” ... favorite played baseball at Broward College ... father is a sports man- 82 movie is “Haunted House” ... lists Kobe Bryant as his favorite ager ... mother is a fi refi ghter ... born on March 27, 1995 in Holt athlete ... favorite actor is Kevin Hart ... enjoys eating pizza Hoboken, N.J. ... major is pre-business administration. 6-4, 210 pounds and pasta ... enjoys music by Jay-Z ... most memorable ex- Sophomore • Linebacker perience was returning an interception for a touchdown ... Union, N.J. son of Joseph and Jennifer Jackson ... mother is a nurse ... Sam Sayreville War Memorial H.S. father owns a landscaping business ... born on May 30, 1995 in Psychology Major Brooklyn, N.Y. ... major is sociology & anthropology. 61 Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss PB Int Evans 2013 SEASON: Played in 12 games as a reserve ... 2013 9 6 5 11 0-0 1 0-0 6-2, 270 pounds made 12 tackles ... had one tackle for a loss and one sack ... Sophomore • Offensive Line recorded two QB hurries and forced and recovered a fumble. Fallston, Md. 2012 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. Loyola Blakefi eld H.S. Physics Major AT SAYREVILLE MEMORIAL H.S.: All-state fi rst team performer at defensive end in 2010 ... team captain 2013 SEASON: Was the Tigers’ only fi rst-year freshman who led the Bombers to an 11-1 record and the Central Jersey starter ... started 11 games at right guard ... part of an offen- Group IV state championship ... named as New Jersey Defen- sive line that helped Towson to 3,830 rushing yards and 55 sive Player of the Year by The Newark Star-Ledger ... made 90 rushing TDs ... the OL also helped the Tigers convert on 49 tackles with 13.5 sacks for Coach George Najjar ... earned all- percent (100/204) of third downs and 72 percent (26/36) of county and all-league honors ... also caught 17 passes for 198 fourth downs. yards and four touchdowns as a tight end ... had 48 tackles and 13 sacks as a junior ... played basketball for the Bombers. AT LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD H.S.: Four-year starter on the offensive line ... also started on defensive line for PERSONAL: Has two younger brothers ... lists father three years ... served as team captain as a senior ... two- as the person he admires the most ... has done community time all-conference selection ... earned all-metro honors for service work at food shelters and a retirement home ... fa- Coach Brant Hall as a senior ... selected to play in Crab Bowl vorite NFL teams are the St. Louis Rams and the Pittsburgh and helped Baltimore to a 28-7 win over Washington, D.C. ... Steelers ... cousin of Al Harrington, a 15-year NBA veteran ... started in Turkey Bowl four times ... played in Turkey Bowl at favorite athlete is LeBron James ... favorite actor is Tyrese Unitas Stadium as a junior ... outstanding student who was a Gibson ... enjoys eating fried chicken ... favorite musician is four-year member of the honor roll ... also played baseball Chris Brown ... son of Sydnor L. Holt and Telica Harrington ... and rugby. born on March 2, 1993 in Newark, N.J. ... major is psychology. Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sack FF/FR PERSONAL: Has one younger brother ... lists father as the person he admires the most ... hobbies include fi shing 2013 12 5 7 12 1-8 1-8 1/1 ... has done volunteer work at Forest Hill Rehab Center ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ravens ... lists retired linebacker Ray Lewis as his favorite NFL player ... favorite author is Jack London ... lists “Remember The Titans” as his favorite movie ... favorite athlete is Derek Jeter ... lists Sylvester Stallone as his favorite actor ... enjoys music by AC/DC ... enjoys eating steak and mashed potatoes ... most memorable experience was playing football at Loyola with his younger brother, Ben ... son of Steven and Lauren Evans ... father is an executive for Kyocera ... mother is a paralegal ... born on September 22, 1994 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is physics. 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Malik Lee and Lanca Killikelly ... father is a fi re alarm technician ... Jake mother is an IT analyst and a graduate of the University of 59 Baltimore ... born on May 1, 1994 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is 91 Johnson pre-business administration. Ryder 6-1, 295 pounds Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Int. FF/FR 6-0, 175 pounds Sophomore • Defensive Line 2013 12 9 2 11 0-0 0-0 0/0 Sophomore • Punter/Kicker Gaithersburg, Md. Olney, Md. Archbishop Spalding H.S. Sherwood H.S. Psychology Major Kinesiology Major Eddie 2013 SEASON: Appeared in four games ... made seven 2013 SEASON: Stood seventh in the CAA in punting ... tackles. 36 Lee served as the Tigers’ main punter as a fi rst-year freshman ... punted 27 times for 1,071 yards, averaging 39.7 yards per 2012 SEASON: Sat out the season as a red-shirt fresh- kick ... his long was 54 yards ... placed nine punts inside the man. 6-0, 210 pounds Sophomore • Free Safety opponents’ 20-yard line and had fi ve punts for over 50 yards AT ARCHBISHOP SPALDING H.S.: Two-time Somerset, N.J. ... had a 53-yard punt against New Hampshire ... had a key all-state selection who was named All-Arundel County and Franklin H.S. 54-yard punt in the fourth quarter of the win over James all-conference ... led the Cavaliers to conference champion- Pre-Exercise Science Major Madison ... placed two punts inside the 20-yard line at East- ships as a sophomore and junior ... defensive standout for ern Washington in the FCS semifi nals ... had fi ve punts for 221 Coach Mike Whittles ... made 40 tackles with fi ve sacks as a 2013 SEASON: Did not appear in any games. yards (44.2 average) in the FCS National Championship game senior ... had 72 tackles and eight sacks as a junior ... high ... placed two punts inside the 20 against North Dakota State. FRANKLIN H.S.: school teammate of Tiger Shayne Sullivan ... also wrestled Two-way standout who played safety AT SHERWOOD H.S.: Honorable mention all-state for the Cavaliers. and running back ... earned all-division and all-county honors for Coach Lou Solomon ... ran for 1,157 yards and scored 17 place kicker and punter ... also earned all-metro honors ... PERSONAL: Has four sisters ... career goal is to become touchdowns as a senior ... had one kickoff return for 88 yards averaged 37 yards per punt as a senior ... placed 35 of 45 a teacher ... lists mother as the person he admires the most and a touchdown ... caught 16 passes for 176 yards and two kickoffs in end zone for touchbacks ... converted three of six ... avid fan of the Washington Redskins ... favorite NFL player touchdowns ... made 42 tackles and intercepted two passes fi eld goal attempts as a senior ... made two of four fi eld goal is Dwight Freeney ... lists “Space Jam” as his favorite movie ... intercepted a pass and returned it 50 yards for a TD ... out- tries as a junior ... connected on eight of 11 fi eld goals as a ... favorite athlete is Kevin Durant ... lists Mila Kunis as his standing performer for the Warriors’ track and fi eld team ... sophomore ... four-year performer at punter for Coach Mike favorite actress ... enjoys eating tacos ... favorite musician earned all-area and all-conference honors in track. Bonovia. is Kanye West ... son of Ben and Ayanna Mensah ... father is PERSONAL: PERSONAL: Has two younger sisters ... career goal is to a graduate of the University of Maryland ... father works as Has one brother and one sister ... career become a physical therapist ... lists father as the person he a computer specialist ... born on March 3, 1994 in Hyattsville, goal is to become a special education teacher ... avid fan of admires the most ... favorite NFL player is Adrian Peterson ... Md. ... major is psychology. the Washington Redskins ... lists the late Sean Taylor as his favorite NFL player ... favorite movie is “300” ... lists Denzel favorite actor is Adam Sandler ... enjoys listening to music by Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sacks Int Washington as his favorite actor ... enjoys eating shrimp al- Sugar Ray ... father is an attorney who graduated from Ameri- 2013 4 2 5 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 fredo ... favorite athlete is Usain Bolt ... enjoys music by Drake can University law school ... mother is a researcher who grad- ... cousin, Brandon Smith, played football at Michigan ... son of uated from Holy Cross ... father played soccer at Gettysburg Tiaa Griffi n and grandson of Syndey and Linell Griffi n ... born College ... mother was a softball player at Holy Cross ... born Juleon on October 12, 1994 in Somerset, N.J. ... major is pre-exercise on Sept. 15, 1995 in Sandy Spring, Md. ... major is kinesiology. 19 science. Season GP No Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd Killikelly-Lee 2013 16 27-1071 39.7 54 0 5 9 5 1 5-10, 160 pounds Sophomore • Cornerback Jordan Gwynn Oak, Md. 41 Woodlawn H.S. Mynatt Pre-Business Admin. Major 6-2, 186 pounds 2013 SEASON: Played in 12 games, starting one ... made R-Sophomore • Safety 11 tackles, nine solo ... made four solo tackles in the FCS Na- Columbia, Md. tional Championship game against North Dakota State. Wilde Lake H.S. English Major 2012 SEASON: Did not appear in any games. AT WOODLAWN H.S.: Earned second team all-state 2013 SEASON: Sat out with an injury. honors at Woodlawn ... also named All-Baltimore County ... 2012 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. played three years at Western Tech and one season at Wood- lawn ... intercepted three passes as a senior at Woodlawn AT WILDE LAKE H.S.: All-Howard County selection and scored seven touchdowns ... threw for 546 yards and 13 who played defensive back and wide receiver ... led the Wil- touchdowns as a senior ... also ran for 521 yards for the War- decats to the Maryland state championship as a junior with a riors ... outstanding sprinter for the Warriors’ track and fi eld 21-14 win over Franklin. team ... won Maryland state championships in the 100-meter PERSONAL: Has one sister ... son of William and Stacey dash and the 200-meter dash. Mynatt ... father is a teacher who graduated from the Univer- AT WESTERN TECH: Member of the fi rst Western sity of the District of Columbia ... mother is a nurse who grad- Tech team to post a 10-0 record ... made 20 tackles and in- uated from Weber State ... born on August 8, 1994 in Bountiful, tercepted four passes as a junior ... played in Crab Bowl and Utah ... major is English. the Chesapeake Bowl. PERSONAL: Has one older brother ... lists father as the person he admires the most ... has done community ser- vice work planting trees and feeding the hungry ... hobbies include singing ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ravens ... had summer job working with automotive repair ... lists former Baltimore Raven Ray Lewis and Adrian Peterson as his favor- ite NFL players ... enjoys reading “Of Mice and Men” ... favorite Juleon Killikelly-Lee makes a tackle in the FCS movie is “Jason’s Lyric” ... lists Steve Carell as his favorite ac- National Championship game. tor ... enjoys listening to music by C.J. Hilton ... son of Donald 38 2014 Football

graduate who works as a mortgage banker ... mother works Fred Brady as an administrative assistant ... born on October 6, 1994 in 74 Santarelli 65 Stup Annapolis, Md. ... major is pre-business administration. 6-6, 295 pounds 6-6, 295 pounds Sophomore • Offensive Tackle Sophomore • Offensive Center Philadelphia, Pa. Frederick, Md. Max The Hill School Tuscarora H.S. 93 Communications Major Exercise Science Major Tejada 6-2, 285 pounds 2013 SEASON: 2013 SEASON: Saw action in fi ve games - against Holy Saw action in two games for the Tigers Sophomore • Defensive Line Cross, Delaware State, New Hampshire, Albany and Richmond - at Holy Cross and against Delaware State. Orange Park, Fla. - all wins. 2012 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. The Bolles School 2012 SEASON: Sport Management Major Sat out as a red-shirt. AT TUSCARORA H.S.: Second team all-state selec- AT THE HILL SCHOOL: Two-sport standout ... tion ... two-way tackle who also earned all-area and all-con- 2013 SEASON: Appeared in 15 games as a reserve ... earned all-state honors at offensive tackle ... named All-WAPL ference honors for Coach Dean Swink ... team captain of made 20 tackles ... had 6.5 tackles for a loss (24 yards) ... had for Coach Grey Simpson ... helped the Rams post a 6-3 record the Titans ... made 75 tackles with six sacks as a senior ... 3.5 sacks for 18 yards lost ... recorded one tackle in the FCS as a senior ... also wrestled for the Rams. honorable mention all-state selection as a junior ... selected National Championship game. PERSONAL: to play in the Crab Bowl All-Star Game ... honorable mention Has two younger sisters ... career goal is All-Monocacy Valley League wrestler ... also played lacrosse 2012 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. to become a coach ... lists former St. Joseph’s Prep Coach for the Titans. Gil Brooks as the person he admires most ... hobbies include AT THE BOLLES SCHOOL: Two-time all-state fi rst playing video games ... favorite NFL team is the Philadelphia PERSONAL: Parents are both Towson graduates ... lists team selection as a senior ... three-year starter for Coach Eagles ... lists All-Pro tackle Jason Peters as his favorite NFL parents as the people he admires most ... has spent a lot of Corky Rogers ... helped the Bulldogs win the state champion- player ... favorite movie is “The Godfather” ... lists Robert time working on grandparents’ farm ... very active in church ship with a 16-1 record ... named fi rst team All-First Coast ... DeNiro as his favorite actor ... had summer job working at activities ... has three brothers ... older brother, Bobby, plays two-time team captain ... member of two state championship a pizza restaurant ... favorite athlete is Usain Bolt ... son of football at Colgate ... the third member of his family to play teams ... helped the Bulldogs compile a 39-3 record in career Frederick and Letty Santarelli ... mother is a former All-Amer- for the Tigers ... father, Bill Stup, played football for the Tigers ... also wrestled for the Bulldogs and won state championship ican basketball player at Immaculata who coaches basketball from 1985 to 1988 and was a team captain as a senior ... older as a heavyweight in his senior season ... fi nished fourth in ... father played football at Juniata College and served as brother, Billy, played football for the Tigers from 2008 to 2011 state as wrestler as a junior. team captain ... father is an attorney ... born on February 25, ... devoted fan of the Baltimore Ravens ... lists Ray Rice as his PERSONAL: Has two younger brothers ... career goal 1993 in Philadelphia, Pa. ... major is communications. favorite NFL player ... lists “Gladiator” as his favorite movie is to become an athletic trainer ... lists grandfather as the ... favorite meal is fried chicken ... has an uncle who played person he admires the most ... hobbies include fi shing ... de- football at Virginia Tech ... has another uncle who played voted fan of the New York Jets ... favorite NFL player is Nda- football at Shepherd College ... son of Bill and Lori Stup ... mukong Suh ... favorite movie is “Scarface” ... lists Al Pacino DeAngelo mother is an occupational therapist ... father owns a business as his favorite actor ... favorite meal is steak and potatoes ...... born on August 23, 1994 in Havre de Grace, Md. ... major is son of Ramon and Cathy Tejada ... father works as a clothier 20 exercise science. Stephenson ... mother is a fi nancial aid advisor ... born February 11, 1991 in Jacksonville, Fla. ... major is sport management. 5-9, 170 pounds Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Sacks FF/FR Sophomore • Wide Receiver 2013 15 11 9 20 6.5-24 3.5-18 0/0 Charleston, S.C. Shayne Bishop England H.S. 69 Undeclared Major Sullivan

2013 SEASON: 6-6, 285 pounds Appeared in 14 games as a reserve ... Sophomore • Offensive Tackle made 18 tackles ... had one pass breakup and forced one Crofton, Md. fumble. Archbishop Spalding H.S. AT BISHOP ENGLAND H.S.: All-state performer Pre-Business Admin. Major who led his team to back-to-back state championships ... led the Battling Bishops to a 13-1 record as a senior ... played slot- 2013 SEASON: Saw action in nine games - against back and defensive back ... rushed for 1,234 yards as a senior UConn, Holy Cross, Delaware State, UNH, Albany, Richmond, and scored 29 touchdowns ... ran for 236 yards and scored Delaware, William & Mary, and James Madison ... part of an two touchdowns in state semifi nal win over Silver Bluff ... re- offensive line that piled up 361 fi rst downs, 100 third-down turned two kickoffs for touchdowns for Coach John Cantey ... conversions (49 percent), 26 fourth-down conversions (72 made 44 tackles and intercepted four passes ... had six inter- percent) and 7,452 yards of total offense. ceptions as a junior ... selected to play in North-South all-star 2012 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. game ... also a member of the Battling Bishops’ state cham- pionship track and fi eld team ... earned all-state honors as a AT SPALDING H.S.: All-metro fi rst team pick at tackle junior for track team ... also played basketball in high school. ... named All-MIAA and All-Arundel County ... named fi rst team PERSONAL: all-state among private schools ... winner of Annapolis Touch- Has one brother and two sisters ... lists down Club’s Al Laramore Award as top lineman in county ... mother as the person he admires most ... career goal is to named to Baltimore Touchdown Club Super 22 team ... played work in business or technology ... favorite NFL team is the in the Crab Bowl All-Star game ... two-way lineman who Oakland Raiders ... lists Julio Jones of the Atlanta Falcons helped the Cavaliers post a 7-4 record as a senior ... member as his favorite NFL player ... favorite movie is “Friday Night of MIAA “B” championship team which posted a 10-3 record Lights” ... lists Will Smith as his favorite actor ... enjoys music as a junior. by ASAP Rocky ... favorite athlete is LeBron James ... enjoys eating hamburgers with french fries ... son of DeAngelo Ste- PERSONAL: Has two older sisters ... lists his high school phenson and Angela Woolbridge ... born on January 25, 1995 coach, Mike Whittles, as the person he admires the most ... in Chicago, Ill. ... major is undeclared. favorite NFL team is the Miami Dolphins ... favorite NFL player Season GP UT AT Tackles For Loss Int. FF/FR is Brandon Marshall ... outstanding XBox player who fi nished 2013 14 12 6 18 0-0 0-0 1/0 third in a world-wide Madden football tournament ... favor- ite actor is Steven Seagal ... favorite food is crabs ... son of John and Susan Sullivan ... father is a University of Maryland Max Tejada 39 2014 Football

movie ... enjoys music by Michael Jackson ... favorite book is Tanner “To Kill A Mockingbird” ... favorite athlete is Muhammed Ali ... Dontea 89 son of Gary and Patricia Victor ... born on March 18, 1994 in 3 Vallely Liberia, Africa ... major is undeclared. Ayres 6-6, 240 pounds Season GP Att Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 5-9, 205 pounds Sophomore • Tight End 2013 14 98 629 6.4 7 31 44.9 R-Freshman • Running Back Germantown, Md. Salisbury, Md. Seneca Valley H.S. Wicomico H.S. Pre-Business Admin. Major Criminal Justice Major

2013 SEASON: Saw action in six games ... caught one Transfer student-athlete from Rutgers. pass for 16 yards. MIDDLETOWN H.S: Three-star recruit and ranked as 2012 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. the No. 3 player in Delaware by Rivals.com ... suffered a knee injury as a senior at Middletown High School in Middletown, AT SENECA VALLEY H.S.: Earned all-league hon- Del., and missed the entire season. ors at quarterback ... led the Screamin’ Eagles to a 9-2 record and the top seed in the state playoffs ... helped Coach Fred WICOMICO H.S.: Totaled 3,370 yards and averaged 9.4 Kim’s team post an 8-3 mark as a junior ... also saw duty at yards per carry in three seasons of high school football … tight end ... four-sport standout who also played baseball and rushed for 1,471 yards and 26 touchdowns as a junior … aver- basketball ... member of track and fi eld team as well ... honor aged 11.9 yards per carry his junior season … versatile back roll student ... named as National Football Foundation and who also caught 13 passes for 215 yards and two touchdowns Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete. his junior year … rated the No. 26 prospect and No. 2 running back by SuperPrep in its Mid-Atlantic preseason preview … PERSONAL: Has one older brother ... favorite NFL team three-star recruit according to Scout.com and the nation’s is the Pittsburgh Steelers ... lists “Elf” as his favorite movie ... No. 82 running back … listed as the No. 48 running back na- favorite book is “Friday Night Lights” ... lists Jessica Simpson tionally and a three-star recruit by ESPN.com … rushed for as his favorite actress ... enjoys listening to music by the late 1,196 yards and 13 touchdowns as a sophomore for the Indians Freddie Mercury ... father is a surveyor ... mother is an offi ce … averaged 8.7 yards per carry and 119.6 yards per game … manager ... born on August 20, 1994 in Germantown, Md. ... fi nished freshman season with 703 rushing yards and eight major is pre-business administration. touchdowns. Season GP No.-Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G PERSONAL: 2013 6 1-16 16.0 0 16 2.7 Son of Heidi Sawyer ... born in Newport News, Va. on Nov. 1, 1993 ... major is criminal justice.

Darius Darius Victor was the CAA Offensive Rookie of 7 the Year in 2013. Jesus Victor 70 5-8, 210 pounds Barrio Sophomore • Running Back Alfonso 6-5, 276 pounds Hyattsville, Md. 37 Freshman • Offensive Line Northwestern H.S. Augustine McKinney, Texas Undeclared Major McKinney Boyd H.S. 6-0, 170 pounds Undeclared Major 2013 SEASON: Named as the 2013 CAA Offensive R-Freshman • Defensive Back Rookie of the Year ... stepped into a larger role after an injury Wyncote, Pa. AT MCKINNEY BOYD H.S.: All-district selection as to Sterlin Phifer ... saw action in 14 games ... rushed 98 times George Washington H.S. an offensive lineman for the Broncos ... led the team to a for 629 yards and seven touchdowns ... made his debut at Pre-Business Admin. Major 7-4 record and a berth in the Texas state playoffs ... a three- North Carolina Central and ran for 53 yards on six carries year starter for Coach Don Drake ... helped the Broncos make with two touchdowns ... named as CAA Rookie of the Week 2013 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. back-to-back appearances in the state playoffs ... also played following the win ... led Tigers to a win at Stony Brook with high school basketball. fi ve carries for 45 yards and the game-winning touchdown AT GEORGE WASHINGTON H.S.: Two-way per- with 2:38 left on a 31-yard run ... ran for 57 yards on 10 carries former at quarterback and defensive back at George Wash- PERSONAL: Has one younger sister ... very active in against New Hampshire ... ran for 78 yards on 15 carries with ington High School ... led the Eagles to an 8-5 record and a community service work with P.A.L.S. ... fan of the Dallas Cow- one TD against Delaware ... caught a two-point conversion berth in the PIAA 4A Championships ... two-year starter for boys ... favorite NFL player is Peyton Manning ... lists lasagna pass against Villanova ... led the Tigers to a win over Fordham Coach Ron Cohen ... scored three touchdowns in 10 minutes as his favorite meal ... son of Jesus and Olga Barrio ... parents in the FCS quarterfi nals with a career-high 105 yards on 12 to lead the Eagles to a 20-19 come-from-behind win over West are both graduates of the University of Texas-El Paso ... father carries with two TDs. Catholic in 2012 ... led the Eagles to an 8-3 record as a senior. works as a business manager ... mother is a paralegal ... born on May 3, 1996 in El Paso, Texas ... major is undeclared. AT NORTHWESTERN H.S.: Leading rusher in the PERSONAL: Has fi ve brothers and four sisters ... hobbies state of Maryland who ran for 2,017 yards and scored 31 include playing video games ... lists father as the person he touchdowns ... earned all-state honors ... second team all- admires the most ... favorite NFL teams are the Philadelphia metro pick who led the Wildcats to a 7-3 record ... also named Eagles and the New England Patriots ... lists Tom Brady as his all-county three times for Coach Bryan Pierre ... selected to favorite NFL player ... favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant ... lists play in Crab Bowl and Chesapeake Bowl ... ran for 1,507 yards “Bad Boys 2” as his favorite movie ... enjoys eating pancakes as a junior with 19 touchdowns ... named honorable mention ... listens to music by Lil Wayne ... son of Philip and Pamela all-metro as a junior ... earned all-county notice as a soph- Augustine ... born September 29, 1995 in Philadelphia, Pa. ... omore by rushing for 971 yards ... also played basketball and major is pre-business administration. ran track for the Wildcats ... honor roll student. PERSONAL: Has four brothers and two sisters ... lists father as the person he admires the most ... has done com- munity service work with the Boys and Girls Club ... hobbies include singing and video games ... favorite NFL team is the New York Giants ... favorite NFL player is Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings ... lists “Forrest Gump” as his favorite 40 2014 Football

Tre’ Karl-Johan fessionally for the New York Titans … born on November 28, 1995 in Harrisburg, Pa. … major is business. 81 Bowens 57 Brandahl 6-4, 230 pounds 6-4, 280 pounds Jindu R-Freshman • Tight End Freshman • Offensive Line 62 Bowie, Md. Torod, Norway Chiazor The Maret School IMG Academy Pre-Business Admin. Major Int’l Business Major 6-0, 270 pounds Freshman • Offensive Line 2013 SEASON: Sat out the season as a red-shirt. AT IMG ACADEMY: Played guard for Coach Chris Silver Spring, Md. Weinke and the Ascenders … part of the Norwegian National The Bullis School THE MARET SCHOOL: Two-way standout at defen- Football Team … won an Under-19 national championship in Undeclared Major sive end and tight end ... two-time Mid-Atlantic Conference Norway for the Oslo Vikings. (MAC) selection ... honorable mention all-metro honoree ... AT THE BULLIS SCHOOL: Played fullback, offen- led MAC with 48 receptions as a senior ... also led MAC with PERSONAL: Career goal is to become a sports agent … sive line, defensive line and linebacker for Coach Pat Cilento nine touchdown receptions ... also recorded 16 quarterback has participated in Special Olympics fl ag football as part of … was fourth on the team in tackles (70), including 20 in the sacks in 2012 ... helped Coach Mike Engleburg and the Frogs community service efforts … lists skiing as a hobby … roots backfi eld, in 2013 … led the team in pancake blocks as a ju- post a 6-3 record as a junior ... also played four years of bas- for the New England Patriots … son of Martinus and Janne nior and a senior … had an interception for a touchdown as a ketball and earned All-MAC honors twice. Brandal … father is the president and CEO of BE BioEnergy senior … named fi rst team all-conference twice … also earned Group … mother is a nurse … born on September 12, 1994 in PERSONAL: Has one younger brother ... lists parents honorable mention all-state, fi rst team All-Sentinel and hon- Oslo, Norway … major is international business. as the people he admires the most ... has done community orable mention All-Gazette honors. service work with the homeless ... favorite NFL team is the AT JAMES HUBERT BLACK H.S.: Played for two Atlanta Falcons ... lists DeMarcus Ware of Denver as his fa- years before transferring to The Bullis School for junior year vorite NFL player ... lists “Training Day” as his favorite movie Reece … his JV team went 9-0 as a freshman … moved to varsity as ... favorite actor is Denzel Washington ... lists Dr. Seuss as a sophomore and went 7-3. his favorite author ... enjoys eating peanut butter and jelly 63 Burnett ... favorite athlete is Shaquille O’Neal ... enjoys music by Mi- PERSONAL: Most admires his brother … has volun- chael Jackson ... most memorable experience was living in 6-2, 350 pounds teered with Habitat for Humanity … roots for the New Orle- North Dakota for two years ... father is a program analyst Freshman • Defensive Tackle ans Saints and the Cleveland Cavaliers … likes to listen to J. who graduated from Florida A&M ... mother is a University of Springfi eld, Va. Cole, Drake, Kanye West and Jay-Z … son of Charles and Edith Akron graduate who is a colonel in the U.S. Air Force ... born Lake Braddock H.S. Chiazor … father attended the University of Texas … has two on October 23, 1994 in Dayton, Ohio ... major is pre-business Undeclared Major siblings: Emeka and Chi-Chi … Emeka played basketball for administration. Coppin State … born on November 11, 1995 in Washington, D.C. AT LAKE BRADDOCK H.S.: Three-time selection as … major is undecided. fi rst team all-district ... two-way performer who was honored Grayson on offense and defense ... earned fi rst team all-state honors as a senior for Coach James Poythress ... led the Bruins to a Niquekko 47 Boyce 13-1 record and a berth in the Virginia state quarterfi nals in 2013 ... member of conference championship team as a senior 17 Cook 6-2, 255 pounds ... member of back-to-back district championship teams as a Freshman • Fullback sophomore and junior ... all-district performer in the shot put 6-5, 225 pounds Poquoson, Va. for the Bruins’ track & fi eld team ... also threw discus. Freshman • Defensive End Odenton, Md. Poquoson H.S. PERSONAL: Has one older brother ... lists father as the Meade H.S. Business Major person he admires the most ... fan of the Carolina Panthers ... Undeclared Major favorite NFL player is Ndamukong Suh ... lists “Forrest Gump” AT POQUOSON H.S.: Played all over the ball for as his favorite book ... favorite movie is “The Avengers” ... AT MEADE H.S.: All-state fi rst team selection who led Coach Elliot Dutty (fullback, running back, middle linebacker lists Morgan Freeman as his favorite actor ... has done com- Meade to back-to-back regional championships ... two-time and defensive end) … named all-state as a running back and munity service work with the Boy Scouts ... son of Rolanda All-Arundel County selection who made 78 tackles as a senior all-region as a defensive tackle … as a senior, rushed for 1465 Burnett ... born on November 3, 1995 in Wilmington, N.C. yards and had 210 receiving yards … made 70 tackles and ... also had 10.5 sacks and blocked three fi eld goals ... helped scored 20 touchdowns … also played soccer and track … an the Mustangs post an 11-3 record ... selected to play in NUC honor roll student. All-America game in South Carolina ... named fi rst team all- metro ... had 68 tackles as a junior for Coach Rich Holzer ... PERSONAL: Most admires his father … hobbies include Jesse recorded 9.5 sacks as a junior ... played for state champion- surfi ng … roots for the Pittsburgh Steelers … likes to watch 2 ship team as a sophomore ... also played basketball for the “300” … son of John and Jeannie Boyce … has two older sib- Campbell Mustangs. lings … father owns a small business … mother is an athletic PERSONAL: trainer … born on November 30, 1995 in Newport News, Va. … 5-11, 180 pounds Has one sister ... lists godfather, Frank major is business. Freshman • Wide Receiver Voive, as the person he admires the most ... roots for the Hershey, Pa. New England Patriots ... favorite NFL player is Cameron Wake Hershey H.S. ... enjoys music by J. Cole ... favorite meal is spaghetti ... lists Business Major “The Goonies” as his favorite movie ... son of Shara Williams ... born on May 22, 1996 in Dayton, Ohio. AT HERSHEY H.S.: Played quarterback for Coach Mark Painter and the Trojans … accumulated 24 touchdowns and 2876 total yards in 2014 … team fi nished 6-4 in 2013 … also played baseball. PERSONAL: Most admires his parents … lists hunting and spending time with family and friends as hobbies … roots for the Phillies and Chase Utley … son of Scott and Kim Camp- bell … father owns a business … mother is a housewife … has an older brother, Jake, and an older sister, Kacie … father played football at Purdue and professionall for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Atlanta Falcons and in the League (CFL) … grandfather played football at West Chester and pro- 41 2014 Football

Mike ite movie ... favorite actor is his cousin, Nate Parker ... has Colby done volunteer work at a local recreation center ... son of 92 Janet M. Fenner ... born on August 31, 1995 in Virginia Beach, 21 D’Angola Va. ... major is undeclared. Grant 6-2, 175 pounds 5-8, 180 pounds Freshman • Punter/Kicker R-Freshman • Running Back Suwanee, Ga. Harrisburg, Pa. North Gwinnett H.S. Shawn Susquehanna Township H.S. Undeclared Major 76 Flaherty Undeclared Major AT NORTH GWINNET H.S.: 2013 SEASON: Played special teams 6-2, 275 pounds Sat out as a red-shirt. for Coach Bob Sphine and the Bulldogs … team was three- R-Freshman • Offensive Center AT SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP H.S.: Second time regional champs and reached the 2013 state fi nals, Oakland, N.J. team all-state selection ... led the Indians to a 10-3 record reaching the 2012 quarterfi nals … scored two game-winning St. Joseph’s Regional H.S. and the semifi nals of the Pennsylvania state championship fi eld goals in the playoffs … team was ranked sixth in the Undeclared Major ... earned fi rst team All-Mid-Penn Conference honors ... also nation and fi rst in the state in 2013 … his fi rst career fi eld named to All-Big 15 fi rst team ... rushed for 1,439 yards as a goal scored was a last-second game winner … named second 2013 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. senior with 25 touchdowns ... had 12 receptions for 217 yards team all-state and fi rst team all-county … also played soccer and two touchdowns ... scored four touchdowns on kickoff … won the state cup at age 13 … competed in the region’s AT ST. JOSEPH’S REGIONAL H.S.: Three-year returns ... had more than 2,000 all-purpose yards with 32 premier league. starter who earned all-state second team honors as a senior TDs in 2012 ... led Coach Joe Headon’s team to a win in state PERSONAL: ... led the Green Knights to back-to-back state titles and 10-2 Roots for the Miami Dolphins … favorite records ... member of state runner-up team as a sophomore playoff game against Manheim Central with 283 all-purpose athlete is Brad Wing … favorite snack is chips and salsa … ... named fi rst team all-metro for Coach Tony Kancich ... yards and three touchdowns ... ran for 950 yards on 85 car- son of Mark and Jauxniece D’Angola … has one little sister, earned fi rst team all-county and fi rst team All-North Jersey ries wth 17 touchdowns as a junior ... helped the Indians win Marrisa … born on March 16, 1996 in Ormand Beach, Fla. … notice twice ... also played basketball ... member of the Na- the Mid-Penn championship as a sophomore by rushing for major is undecided. tional Honor Society. 700 yards with eight TDs ... standout for track and fi eld team who was a member of state champion 4x100-relay team as PERSONAL: Has one younger sister ... lists parents as a sophomore. Marquel people he admires most ... career goal is to become a football PERSONAL: coach ... hobbies include fi shing and bowling ... avid fan of Has one younger brother ... lists his aunt, 28 Varis Peace, as the person he admires the most ... career goal Dickerson the New York Giants ... favorite NFL player is Chris Snee ... favorite author is R.L. Stine ... lists “Remember the Titans” is to work in law enforcement ... has done volunteer work 5-9, 185 pounds as his favorite movie ... favorite actor is Samuel L. Jackson ... with his church ... had summer job working at McDonald’s ... Freshman • Running Back enjoys music by Kanye West ... most memorable experience avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys ... favorite NFL player is LaM- Waldorf, Md. was being on the fi eld after the Giants beat New England in ichael James ... lists “The Blind Side” as his favorite book ... Northpoint H.S. Super Bowl XLII ... son of Pat and Lynne Flaherty ... father is favorite movie is “A Haunted House” ... lists Will Smith as his Criminal Justice Major an East Stroudsburg grad who was an All-America football favorite actor ... favorite athlete is Michael Jordan ... nephew player for the Warriors ... father is the offensive line coach of Vanis Peace ... born on March 3, 1994 in Harrisburg, Pa. AT NORTHPOINT H.S.: Lined up at running back for for the New York Giants who has helped them win two Super Coach Ken Lane and the Eagles … amassed 1750 yards and 26 Bowls ... mother is a retired nurse ... born on June 11, 1994 in touchdowns as a senior … named all-metro and as the SMAC Winston-Salem, N.C. ... major is undeclared. Evan MVP two straight years … earned the team’s offensive MVP 27 award all four years … also competed in track … four-year Greenwood member of the honor roll. Sam 5-9, 140 pounds PERSONAL: Career goal is to work in Homeland Security 9 Freshman • Running Back … has worked as a landscaper … roots for the Miami Dolphins Gallahan Stevensville, Md.. … lists Tavon Austin as his favorite athlete … son of Marvin Kent Island H.S. Boone and Crystal Dickerson … has two siblings, Tiesha and 6-1, 190 pounds Business Major Martaya Boone … mother attended Bowie State … born on Freshman • Wide Receiver April 2, 1996 in Washington, D.C. … major is criminal justice. Springfi eld, Va. AT KENT ISLAND H.S.: Played running back for St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes H.S. Coach Byron Sobinowski … team won the regional title and Undeclared Major fi nished the regular season 10-0 … holds the state record for Monty number of carries in a game … was the team’s leading rusher AT ST. STEPHEN’S & ST. AGNES H.S.: All-state as a senior … also played lacrosse and competed in track … 8 Fenner selection for Coach Bernard Joseph ... named all-metro and won a state lacrosse title and placed at the state track meet all-conference ... played wide receiver and defensive back ... … honor roll student. caught 63 passes for 946 yards and 12 touchdowns over his 6-0, 171 pounds PERSONAL: Wants to work for the FBI … most admires last two seasons ... also played basketball and ran track. Freshman • Cornerback his mother … roots for the Dallas Cowboys … son of Phil Chesapeake, Va. PERSONAL: Has one younger brother and one younger Greenwood and Juli Cohen … has three siblings: Liam, Gray- Oscar F. Smith H.S. sister ... lists parents and grandfather as the people he ad- son and Hayley … born on October 10, 1996 in Baltimore … Undeclared Major mires most ... fan of the Washington Redskins ... lists Eric major is business. AT OSCAR F. SMITH H.S.: Decker as his favorite NFL player ... Jerry Rice is his favorite Two-way standout who all-time player ... favorite movie is “Wolf of Wall Street” ... led the Tigers to a 14-1 record and a berth in the state cham- most memorable experience was catching the game-winning pionship game ... all-state selection as a senior ... caught 42 touchdown pass in his junior year homecoming game ... son passes for 735 yards and 14 touchdowns as a wide receiver of Chris and Cathy Gallahan ... father is an East Carolina grad- ... broke up 12 passes and intercepted four as a cornerback ... uate who played football for the Pirates ... mother graduated also recovered two fumbles ... earned all-region and all-con- from Maryland ... great-grandfather is a member of the Uni- ference honors for Coach Richard Morgan ... honor roll stu- versity of Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame ... born on January dent who also competed for the indoor track team ... inter- 17, 1996 in Alexandria, Va. ... major is undeclared. cepted fi ve passes as a junior ... caught 20 passes for 430 yards and eight touchdowns in 2012. PERSONAL: Cousin of Chandler Fenner, cornerback who won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks ... favorite NFL team is the Tennessee Titans ... lists Richard Sherman as his favorite NFL player ... lists “Friday Night Lights” as his favor- 42 2014 Football

PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... lists Caleb James mother as the person he admires the most ... has done 78 community service work at S.O.M.E. in Washington, D.C. ... 83 Hall die-hard fan of the New York Jets ... favorite NFL player is Hebron 6-5, 317 pounds former wide receiver Chad Johnson ... favorite book is “The 6-3, 220 pounds Freshman • Offensive Tackle Diary of Anne Frank” ... lists “Hustle and Flow” as his favorite Freshman • Tight End Cape Coral, Fla. movie ... favorite meal is chicken parmesan ... enjoys music Jersey City, N.J. Cape Coral H.S. by Kanye West ... son of Brian and Rewa Campbell and Rewa ... High Tech H.S. Computer Science Major father is a network security engineer ... mother is a Webster Athletic Training Major University graduate and an HR program manager ... born on AT CAPE CORAL H.S.: Honorable mention all-con- February 20, 1995 in Landstuhl, Germany ... major is sports AT HIGH TECH H.S.: Played defensive end for Coach ference offensive tackle ... team captain for Coach Larry management. Robert Hampton and the Lincoln Lions … team leader on a Gary’s team ... can benchpress 380 pounds ... named as the strong defense. Seawhawks’ Most Improved Player ... two-way lineman who PERSONAL: Career goal is to be a personal trainer and helped his team post an 8-3 record in his senior season ... open a gym … roots for the Redskins and the Bengals … favor- also a member of the wrestling team and track & fi eld squad. Antonio ite athlete is Cam Newton … son of Kevin and Lavon Hebron PERSONAL: Favorite NFL team is the Houston Texans ... 72 … has one older sibling, Saraya … cousin Nathan Jones has lists J.J. Watt as his favorite NFL player ... favorite movie is Harris played professional football for the Dallas Cowboys, Miami “Iron Man” ... favorite actor is Adam Sandler ... enjoys mu- 6-4, 300 pounds Dolphins and New England Patriots … born on August 28, 1996 sic by Eminem ... son of James and Patricia Hall ... born on R-Freshman • Offensive Tackle in Secaucus, N.J. … major is athletic training. November 8, 1995 in Middlesburg Heights, Ohio ... major is Upper Marlboro, Md. computer science. Wise H.S. Sociology/Anthropology Major 44 Zach Zain 2013 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. Heron AT WISE H.S.: 90 Four-year starter on the offensive line 6-5, 220 pounds Harps Upshur ... two-time all-state fi rst team selection ... led the Pumas Freshman • Tight End to a 14-0 record and their fi rst state championship as a Hampstead, Md. 6-1, 260 pounds senior ... helped the Pumas average 245 rushing yards per Manchester Valley H.S. Freshman • Defensive Line game ... named all-metro fi rst team for Coach DaLawn Par- History Major Norfolk, Va. ish ... helped Wise win back-to-back county championships ... Booker T. Washington H.S. named all-county three times ... member of Pumas’ state run- AT MANCHESTER VALLEY H.S.: Played tight Criminal Justice Major ner-up team as a sophomore ... led the Pumas to a 12-2 mark end and defensive end for Coach Tony Shermeyer and the in 2010 ... honored as county player of the year as a senior. Mavericks … team made back-to-back playoff appearances … AT BOOKER T. WASHINGTON H.S.: Standout PERSONAL: recorded 50 receptions, 600 yards and 10 touchdowns as a for Coach Che Jacobs and the Bookers ... named as the East- Has one older brother ... career goal is to senior … named all-county … also played basketball and track ern District Co-Player of the Year ... earned fi rst team all-dis- become an FBI agent ... lists high school coach, DaLawn Par- … earned fi rst team all-county and all-conference in basket- trict honors on both offensive and defensive lines ... named ish, as the person he admires the most ... avid fan of the Pitts- ball … led the county in rebounds and blocks … holds seven fi rst team All-Tidewater on defense ... also played basketball burgh Steelers ... lists as his favorite NFL player ... school records in track and was a four-time state fi nalist. and baseball ... earned fi rst team All-Eastern District for bas- favorite movie is “Taken 2” ... enjoys eating tacos ... enjoys ketball. music by Lil Wayne ... favorite athlete is Michael Jordan ... PERSONAL: Most admires his mother … roots for the most memorable experience was winning the state champi- Ravens and the Orioles … most memorable experience was PERSONAL: Career ambition is to be an FBI agent ... onship ... son of Blanca Holland and Loxley Harris ... mother beating the 4a Westminster Owls in basketball … son of Peter hobbies include bowling ... favorite NFL team is the New En- is an accountant ... born on January 3, 1995 in Laurel, Md. ... Heron and Kim Carrick … has one younger sister, Rachel … gland Patriots ... son of Wilbert Upshur and Brena Harps ... major is sociology & anthropology. born on November 23, 1996 in Baltimore … major is history. father is retired and mother is a teacher ... has two brothers, Avery and Quinton, and one sister, India ... Quinton played basketball at Northern Arizona University and Avery played Will baseball at Shaw University ... born on May 12, 1995 in Norfolk, Clifton Va. ... major is criminal justice. 98 Hayes 73 Jones 6-1, 219 pounds James Freshman • LS 6-2, 260 pounds Winston-Salem, N.C. R-Freshman • Defensive Tackle 85 Harrell North Forsyth H.S. Virginia Beach, Va. Exercise Science Major Tallwood H.S. 5-10, 160 pounds Pre-Electronic Media & Film Major AT NORTH FORSYTH H.S.: Played defensive end, R-Freshman • Wide Receiver 2013 SEASON: Waldorf, Md. tight end and long snapper for Coach Peter Gilchrest and the Sat out as a red-shirt. Maurice McDonough H.S. Vikings … team reached the third round of the state playoffs AT TALLWOOD H.S.: Earned fi rst team all-district Sport Management Major in 2013 … also competed in track & fi eld … threw shot and honors for Coach John Kepple ... also named second team the discus … member of the honor roll, the National Honor all-region ... team captain of the Lions ... named as team’s 2013 SEASON: Sat out the season as a red-shirt. Society and served as the president of the FCA. Most Improved Player as a junior ... honor roll student ... AT McDONOUGH H.S.: Earned all-state fi rst team PERSONAL: Son of Kevin and Charleen Mayes … has one standout performer for the Lions’ track and fi eld team who honors after catching 64 passes for 1,116 yards and 17 touch- brother … cousins Josh and David Markins play baseball at fi nished fi fth in the region in the shot put. downs as a senior ... two-time All-Southern Maryland Athletic Virginia State University … born on August 6, 1995 in Winston- PERSONAL: Has one sister ... lists family as the people Conference (SMAC) selection ... also named all-county ... led Salem, N.C. … major is exercise science. he admires the most ... had summer job working for the City Coach Luke Ethington’s team to a 9-2 record and the SMAC of Portsmouth’s Department of Parks and Recreatiom .. fa- championship in 2012 ... caught 40 passes for 720 yards and vorite NFL players are Michael Vick, Patrick Willis and former fi ve touchdowns as a junior while helping the Rams post a 7-3 Baltimore Raven Ray Lewis ... lists “The Wood” as his favorite record ... member of the Rams’ state championship team as movie ... favorite book is “The Outsiders” ... favorite athlete a sophomore ... helped Rams compile a 13-1 record ... caught is former NBA standout Brandon Roy ... enjoys music by ASAP a 67-yard touchdown pass in state championship game win Rocky ... uncle played football at Hampton ... son of Clifton over Middletown ... also played basketball. Jones Sr. and Pam Archie ... father played football at Nor- 43 2014 Football

folk State ... father is a Norfolk State graduate who works for the City of Portsmouth ... mother is a Hampton graduate Brian Tyron and a nurse ... born January 9, 1994 in Norfolk, Va. ... major is 86 14 pre-electronic media and fi lm. Matthews McDade 6-2, 175 pounds 5-10, 170 pounds R-Freshman • Wide Receiver Freshman • Cornerback Perryville, Md. Bowie, Md. Matt Perryville H.S. Friendship Collegiate Academy Undeclared Major Undeclared Major 68 Kauffman 2013 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. AT FRIENDSHIP COLLEGIATE ACADEMY: 6-5, 291 pounds All-state selection at cornerback ... played defensive back AT PERRYVILLE H.S.: Two-way standout who played Freshman • Offensive Tackle and wide receiver for Coach Azaar Abdul Rahim ... inter- wide receiver and defensive back ... helped the Panthers post York, Pa. cepted one pass and returned it for a touchdown as a se- a combined 25-2 record the last two years ... named all-state York Suburban H.S. nior ... scored seven touchdowns as a junior ... track & fi eld as a senior ... earned All-Cecil County honors for Coach Chris- Undeclared Major standout who was the state champion in the high jump ... topher Johnson ... two-time all-conference choice ... led the fi nished second in the high jump at the New Balance National Panthers to state championship game in 2011 ... caught 21 AT YORK SUBURBAN H.S.: Played guard and Championships ... very good student who ranked seventh in passes for 580 yards and fi ve touchdowns as a senior ... led defensive tackle for Coach Jeremy Jones and the Trojans … his class ... honor roll student ... attended Fork Union Military state of Maryland with nine interceptions as a junior ... inter- named all-county and second team All-East Coast … helped Academy for one year. cepted seven passes as a senior, third in the state ... member the Trojans win a game by stopping a two-point conversion. of back-to-back district championship teams ... standout for PERSONAL: Has two brothers and one sister ... fan of PERSONAL: Career goal is to earn his degree and be- the Panthers’ track and fi eld team ... won the state cham- the Washington Redskins ... favorite NFL player is Joe Haden come a college football coach … has volunteered with Habitat pionship in the long jump ... fi nished second in the state in ... enjoys eating steak ... son of Byron McDade and Tracey Wil- for Humanity … favorite actor is Adam Sandler … roots for the the triple jump ... member of the basketball team ... honor liams ... mother is a hair dresser ... born on May 9, 1996 in Pittsburgh, Steelers … son of Brian and Nora Kauffman … born roll student. Washington, D.C. on April 10, 1996 in York, Pa. … major is economics. PERSONAL: Has one brother and four sisters ... career goal is to become a clinical psychologist ... lists mother as the person he admires the most ... has done community ser- Jahmahl vice work feeding homeless ... avid fan of the New England 21 Ellis Patriots ... lists Tom Brady as his favorite NFL player ... enjoys Pardner 8 reading books about Greek mythology ... favorite movie is Knudson “Glory Road” ... lists Will Smith as his favorite actor ... enjoys 6-1, 175 pounds listening to music by Michael Jackson ... favorite athlete is Sophomore • Cornerback 6-2, 240 pounds LeBron James ... enjoys eating hot wings and cheesesteaks Rochester, N.Y. Freshman • Quarterback ... most memorable experience was walking through tunnel Aquinas Institute Alexandria, Va. at M&T Bank Stadium before the state championship game Mass Communication Major Hayfi elds H.S. ... son of Brian Matthews and Lynette Burford ... father is re- Undeclared Major tired from U.S. Navy ... father is a graduate of the University AT PITTSBURGH (2012): Earned immediate play- of Maryland ... born on March 2, 1995 in Jacksonville, Fla. ... ing time as a true freshman, appearing in the fi rst three AT HAYFIELDS H.S.: Played quarterback for Coach major is undeclared. games of the season as a reserve corner and nickel back ... Roy Rill and the Hawks … two-time second team all-district a left knee injury in the Virginia Tech game (Sept. 15) ended honoree … also played lacrosse and competed in track & fi eld. his season and resulted in a medical redshirt ... totaled three PERSONAL: Most admires NFL quarterback Tom Brady tackles ... had a season-high two stops at Cincinnati ... had a … roots for the San Diego Chargers … enjoys eating pizza … sack against Virginia Tech, forcing a fumble that rolled out of son of Scott and Heather Knudson … has two older siblings, bounds, resulting in a Hokies’ punt ... Big East All-Academic Hayden and Garrett … brother Hayden plays football for New Football Team honoree. Hampshire … born on July 11, 1996 in Alexandria, Va. … major AT AQUINAS INSTITUTE: Considered one of the is undecided. top prospects in the state of New York, excelling as a receiver, defensive back and punt returner ... New York State Sports- writers Association (NYSSWA) fi rst team Class A All-State ... All-Greater Rochester ... averaged 17.3 yards per catch as a senior with 43 receptions for 745 yards and 11 touchdowns ... Levi on defense, compiled 31 tackles, 12 PBUs, three interceptions, 71 three fumble recoveries and a blocked fi eld goal ... averaged Lloyd 15 yards per punt return (14 returns for 210 yards) ... totaled 76 points (12 TDs and two 2-point conversions) ... in three 6-2, 280 pounds seasons as a varsity starter, led team to a 33-3 record (.917), Freshman • Offensive Line three sectional titles and three state Class A playoff berths Fallston, Md. ... his junior year, Aquinas went 13-0 and won the state title ... Fallston H.S. rated New York’s No. 6 prospect by Scout and No. 9 by Rivals Undeclared Major ... played under Coach Chris Battaglia ... also played basket- ball and ran track. AT FALLSTON H.S.: Played on the offensive line and also lined up as a defensive tackle for Coach David Cesky and the Cougars … team won the 2014 conference champion- PERSONAL: Most admires his mother … lists fi shing as ship and posted an undefeated season … earned all-county, a hobby … son of Gregory Pardner and Shadella Gause … has all-conference and all-state honors. two brothers … born on October 9, 1993 in Rochester, N.Y. … PERSONAL: Roots for the New England Patriots … fa- major is mass communication. vorite author is J.K. Rowling … favorite meal is steak … most memorable experience is playing for the only undefeated football team in Fallston history … son of Levi and Rita Lloyd … has three siblings, Louis, Katie and Jessica … born on May 24, 1996 in Port Charlotte, Fla. … major is undecided. Ryan Delaire

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Eddie James Patrick 60 Releford 53 Simms 16 Toomey 6-4, 225 pounds 6-3, 190 pounds 6-2, 195 pounds Freshman • Linebacker R-Freshman • Linebacker Freshman • Punter/Place Kicker Tacoma, Wash. Laurel, Md. Brick, N.J. Lake H.S. Reservoir H.S. Red Bank Catholic H.S. Undeclared Major Undeclared Major Exercise Science Major

AT PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (ARIZ): 2013 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. AT RED BANK CATHOLIC H.S.: Played quarter- Ranked second on the team with 54 tackles in 2013 ... had 4.5 back and served as a punter/kicker for Coach James Portela AT RESERVOIR H.S.: Second team all-state selec- sacks and earned all-conference honors. and the Caseys … three-time Shore Conference champion … tion ... also earned all-metro notice for Coach Bryan Cole team won four straight divisional titles … named to the fi rst AT LAKE H.S.: Earned fi rst team all-state honors ...... named as Howard County Defensive Player of the Year ... team all-division as a punter and as a kicker … earned third led the Lancers to the state semifi nals three times ... helped led Gators to a 6-5 record and a berth in state playoffs ... team all-conference honors as a punter … also played vol- Coach Dave Miller’s team post an 11-2 record as a senior ... named All-Howard County twice ... made 98 tackles with two leyball and holds a school record for single-season blocks. two-way lineman ... named as the Regional Defensive Player sacks and two interceptions ... named as the Gators’ MVP as of the Year ... earned all-region and all-district honors as a a sophomore and senior ... played wide receiver and caught PERSONAL: Career goal is to work in physical therapy … wrestler. 32 passes for 524 yards ... versatile player who saw action most admires his grandpa … lists snowboarding as a hobby … at seven positions ... member of the Gators’ basketball and rooks for the New York Giants … son of Dave and Gail Toomey PERSONAL: Has two brothers and three sisters ... career baseball teams. … both parents attended Wagner College … has three older goal is to work in law enforcement ... fan of the Seattle Se- sisters, Meghan, Caitlin, and Brianne … born February, 29, ahawks ... favorite NFL player is Bruce Irvin ... favorite actor PERSONAL: Career goal is to become a chef ... lists 1996 in Neptune, N.J. … major is exercise science. is Will Smith ... son of Eddie Releford and Jeannett Alonzo ... high school coaches as the people he admires the most ... father is a pastor ... mother works as a receptionist at a hos- has one brother and two sisters ... favorite NFL team is the pital ... born on August 12, 1993 in Lakewood, Wash. ... major Miami Dolphins ... has done volunteer work at local church ... is undeclared. lists Jerry Rice as his favorite NFL player ... favorite actor is Stephen Steve Carrell ... lists “Forrest Gump” as his favorite movie ... favorite athlete is Terry Fox, who ran across Canada with one 43 Venanzi leg while fi ghting cancer ... enjoys eating Cuban sandwiches James and cornbread ... favorite book is “Where’s Waldo?”... son of 6-1, 190 pounds 43 Matt and Sandy Palmerton ... father is a fi refi ghter ... mother Senior • Free Safety Scott is a project manager ... born on July 3, 1995 in Clinton, Md. ... Baltimore, Md. major is undeclared. Calvert Hall H.S. 6-1, 215 pounds Psychology Major Freshman • Linebacker Gloucester, Va. 2013 SEASON: Did not appear in any games. Gloucester H.S. Danny Undeclared Major 35 2012 SEASON: Did not appear in any games Sutton AT STEVENSON: AT GLOUCESTER H.S.: Was on the roster during the 2011 Two-way performer at line- season but did not appear in any games. backer and running back for the Dukes ... also saw action at 6-0, 165 pounds quarterback for Coach Brandon Kelly ... ran for 1,300 yards as Freshman • Punter/Place Kicker AT CALVERT HALL H.S.: Played quarterback for a senior with 13 touchdowns ... earned all-district honors ... New Hope, Pa. Coach Donald Davis and the Cardinals ... helped Calvert Hall named second team all-region ... named as the Conference 10 New Hope Solebury H.S. win the 2011 MIAA “A” Championship ... Calvert Hall fi nished Player of the Year ... ran for 1,157 yards as a junior ... standout Pre-Athletic Training Major 2011 as the number one team in the state ... mbert of the Na- for the track & fi eld squad ... set school records in the long tional Honors Society ... also played baseball. jump ... honor roll student. AT NEW HOPE SOLEBURY H.S.: Talented punter PERSONAL: Career goal is to become a lawyer ... lists and place kicker who helped the Lions win their fi rst Cen- PERSONAL: his parents as the people he admires most ... has been in- Has two brothers and one sister ... lists tennial Conference championship ... earned all-conference volved in community service projects like the Johns Hopkins father as the person he admires most ... had a summer job honors three times ... kicked the game-winning 48-yard fi eld Turtle Derby and volunteering at a nursing home ... likes to working for the Washington Capitals ... favorite NFL team is goal on the fi nal play of the game in the Lions’ Thanksgiving cheer for Terrell Suggs and the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite the Phildelphia Eagles ... favorite NFL player is Calvin John- Day victory ... four-year performer at kicker who helped the movie is Miracle ... enjoys listening to music by the Foo Fight- son ... lists Morgan Freeman as his favorite actor ... favorite Lions post an 8-3 record as a senior for Coach Jim Ditulio ... ers ... most memorable experience was winning the 2010-11 meal is chili ... enjoys music by Drake ... son of Calvin and Terri made 11 of 13 fi eld goal atempts in his career ... booted 70 MIAA “A” Conference Championship and fi nishing the year Scott ... father is a logistics coordinator ... mother is a direc- percent of kickoffs into the endzone for touchbacks ... made as the number one team in Maryland ... son of Richard and tor of catering ... born on March 31, 1996 in Newport News, Va. 67 of 72 extra point conversion attempts in his career ... also Cheryl Venanzi ... father works for the fi re department in Bal- ... major is undeclared. played lacrosse and basketball ... four-year starter for the timore City ... has a younger sister ... born on August 6, 1993 Lions’ lacrosse team. in Baltimore, Md. ... major is psychology. PERSONAL: Has one borther and one sister ... older brother, Tommy, played lacrosse at the University of Penn- sylvania ... lists parents as the people he admires the most ... fan of the Philadelphia Eagles ... lists Brian Westbrook as his favorite NFL player ... son of Craig and Sue Sutton ... parents are Bucknell graduates ... father works for Johnson & John- son ... mother is a teacher ... born on Jan. 25, 1996 in Easton, Pa. ... major is pre-athletic training.

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Zack Jordan Marquise 45 Vogelei 46 Waite 84 Watts 6-1, 220 pounds 6-1, 231 pounds 6-4, 232 pounds R-Freshman • Linebacker Freshman • Linebacker Freshman • Tight End Cape May Court House, N.J. Cheltenham, Md. LaPlata, Md. Middle Township H.S. St. Stephens St. Agnes H.S. North Point H.S. Sociology/Anthropology Major Sport Medicine Major Sport Management Major

2013 SEASON: Sat out as a red-shirt. AT ST. STEPHENS ST. AGNES H.S.: Played AT NORTH POINT H.S.: All-conference selection at linebacker for Coach Bernard Joseph and the Saints … three- tight end who led the Eagles to a 6-4 record as a senior ... AT MIDDLE TOWNSHIP H.S.: All-Cape Atlantic time all-state and all-league honoree … as a senior, sacked an record-setting receiver who caught 34 passes for 534 yards League linebacker for Coach Frank Riggitanoat Middle Town- opposing quarterback, forced the fumble, recovered the ball as a junior ... also caught fi ve touchdown passes ... set sin- ship High School ... helped the Panthers to a 6-4 record and and scored a 70-yard touchdown … ran two years of track. gle-game records with nine receptions for 134 yards ... caught a berth in the Group 2 South playoffs ... team captain of the 44 passes for 814 yards in his last two seasons ... averaged Panthers ... also played fullback for the Panthers ... made 103 PERSONAL: Career goal is to become a physical ther- 28.0 yards per catch as a senior ... also played basketball tackles as a senior ... also scored 10 touchdowns ... had more apist … roots for the New England Patriots and Miami Heat for the Eagles ... member of a state championship team as than 100 tackles as a junior ... two-time All-Atlantic County … favorite movie is “Wolf of Wall Street” … son of Thomas a freshman. selection ... very good student who was a member of the and Kim Waite … has three siblings, Cassidy, Faith and India … National Honor Society ... honored as winner of New Jersey born on February 9, 1996 … major is sports medicine. PERSONAL: Lists his mother as the person he admires Scholar-Athlete Award ... also played baseball and earned the most ... likes to play video games ... favorite NFL team is second team All-Cape Atlantic League honors. the Washington Redskins ... lists Calvin Johnson as his favor- ite NFL player ... lists LeBron James as his favorite athlete ... PERSONAL: Has one sister ... lists parents as the people son of William Watts and Regina Thompson ... mother works he admires the most ... career goal is to become a police offi - as a meat cutter ... father is a barber ... born on January 22, cer ... favorite NFL team is the Pittsburgh Steelers ... favorite 1996 in LaPlata, Md. ... major is sport management. NFL player is retired Chicago Bear Brian Urlacher ... lists “The Replacements” as his favorite movie ... favorite athlete is for- mer Villanova All-American Matt Szczur, a professional base- ball player ... enjoys music by Brad Paisley ... favorite meal is fi let mignon ... son of George and Shelley Vogelei ... father is a Rowan graduate and a retired police offi cer ... mother is a teacher and an East Carolina graduate ... born on February 13, 1995 in Cape May, N.J. ... major is sociology & anthropology.

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Syd Holt and the Tigers beat James Madison 28-17 in the regular season fi nale last year.

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CENTRAL CONNECTICUT WEST VIRGINIA Aug. 30 | Towson, Md. | 6 p.m. Sep. 6 | Morgantown, W. Va. | 7:30 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: New Britain, Conn. Record: 6-2 Location: Morgantown, W. Va. Record: 0-0 Enrollment: 11,360 Tiger Streak: W, 6 Enrollment: 32,348 Tiger Streak: n/a Nickname: Blue Devils First Meeting: 1971 - L, 6-49 Nickname: Mountaineers First Meeting: 2014 Colors: Blue and White Last Meeting: 2007 - W, 20-10 Colors: Gold and Blue Last Meeting: n/a Athletics Director: Paul Schlickmann Athletics Director: Oliver Luck Conference: Northeast Conference 2014 Blue Devils’ Schedule Conference: Big 12 2014 Mountaineers’ Schedule Home Field: Arute Field Home Field: Milan Puskar Stadium Capacity/Surface: 5,500/FieldTurf Aug 30 at Towson ...... TBA Capacity/Surface: 60,000/FieldTurf Aug 30 vs. Alabama ...... 3:30 p.m. Football Information Football Information 2013 Overall Record: 4-8 Sep 6 Albany (N.Y.)...... 6:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 4-8 Sep 6 Towson ...... 7:30 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 2-4 Sep 13 at Holy Cross ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 2-7 Sep 13 at Maryland ...... TBA Starters R/L: 16/10 Sep 20 at Dartmouth ...... 7:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 19/7 Sep 20 Oklahoma* ...... TBA Letterwinners R/L: 42/20 Sep 27 Rhode Island ...... 4:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 48/13 Oct 4 Kansas* ...... TBA Coaching Staff Oct 11 Duquesne * ...... 1:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Oct 11 at Texas Tech* ...... TBA Head Coach: Pete Rossomando (Boston U., ’94) Oct 18 at Robert Morris * ...12:00 p.m Head Coach: Dana Holgorsen (Ia. Wesleyan, ‘93) Oct 18 Baylor* ...... TBA Overall Record: 42-13 (5 yrs.) Oct 25 Wagner * ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: 21-17 (3 yrs.) Oct 25 at Oklahoma State* ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 860-832-3064 Offi ce Phone: 301-314-4273 Media Information Nov 1 at Bryant * ...... 1:00 p.m. Media Information Nov 1 TCU* ...... TBA SID Contact: Tommy Meade Nov 8 Sacred Heart * ....1:00 p.m. SID Contact: Mike Montoro Nov 8 at Texas* ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 860-832-3057 Nov 15 Howard ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 304-276-2605 Nov 20 Kansas State* .....7:00 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 22 at St. Francis (Pa.) * ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 29 at Iowa State* ...... TBA Website: CCSUBlueDevils.com Website: WVUSports.com * - Northeast Conference game * - Big 12 Conference game

DELAWARE STATE NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL Sep. 13 | Dover, Del. | 2:00 p.m. Sep. 20 | Towson, Md. | 6 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Dover, Del. Record: 10-6 Location: Durham, N.C. Record: 1-0 Enrollment: 4,178 Tiger Streak: W, 3 Enrollment: 8,155 Tiger Streak: W, 1 Nickname: Hornets First Meeting: 1980 - W, 30-0 Nickname: Eagles First Meeting: 2013 - W, 35-17 Colors: Columbia Blue and Red Last Meeting: 2013 - W, 49-7 Colors: Maroon and Grey Last Meeting: 2013 - W, 35-17 Athletics Director: Candy Young Athletics Director: Ingrid Wicker-McCree Conference: Mid-Eastern Atlantic 2014 Hornets’ Schedule Conference: Mid-Eastern Atlantic 2014 Eagles’ Schedule Home Field: Alumni Stadium Home Field: O’Kelly-Riddick Stadium Capacity/Surface: 7,000/Artifi cial Turf Aug 30 at Monmouth ...... 1:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 10,000/Mondoturf Aug 30 at East Carolina ...... TBA Football Information Football Information 2013 Overall Record: 5-6 Sep 6 at Delaware ...... 6:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 5-7 Sep 6 Elizabeth City St. .. 5 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 5-3 Sep 13 Towson ...... 2:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 3-5 Sep 13 Charlotte ...... 5 p.m. Starters R/L: 13/9 Sep 20 at Temple ...... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 14/8 Sep 20 at Towson ...... TBA Letterwinners R/L: 41/20 Sep 27 Savannah St. * ... 6:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 48/22 Oct 4 Howard * ...... 2 p.m. Coaching Staff Oct 4 at Bethune-Cookman * 4:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Oct 11 at South Carolina St. * ...... 2 p.m. Head Coach: Kermit Blount(Winston Sal. St., ‘80) Oct 11 at Norfolk State * .. 2:00 p.m. Head Coach: Jerry Mack (Arkansas St., ‘03) Oct 18 at Morgan State * ...... 1 p.m. Overall Record: 105-106-3 (19 yrs.) Oct 18 N. Carolina A&T * 2:00 p.m. Overall Record: First Season Oct 25 Savannah State * ... 2 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 302-857-7447 Oct 25 Hampton * ...... 2:00 pm Offi ce Phone: 919-530-5315 Media Information Media Information Nov 1 at Bethune-Cookman * 4 p.m. SID Contact: Dennis Jones Nov 1 at Howard * ...... 1:00 p.m. SID Contact: Kyle Serba Nov 8 Hampton * ...... 2 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 302-857-6068 Nov 15 Florida A&M * ... 2:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 919-530-7054 Nov 15 at Norfolk State * ...... 2 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 22 at Morgan State * ....1:00 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 22 North Carolina A&T St. * 2 p.m. Website: DSUHornets.com Website: NCCUEaglePride.com * - MEAC game * - MEAC game

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MAINE STONY BROOK Sep. 27 | Towson, Md. | 7 p.m. Oct. 4 | Towson, Md. | 3 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Orono, Maine Record: 5-6 Location: Stony Brook, N.Y. Record: 1-0 Enrollment: 11,168 Tiger Streak: W, 2 Enrollment: 24,361 Tiger Streak: W, 1 Nickname: Black Bears First Meeting: 1979 - W, 13-7 Nickname: Seawolves First Meeting: 2013 - W, 35-21 Colors: Navy Blue, Maine Sky Blue, & White Last Meeting: 2012 - W, 24-19 Colors: Scarlet Red, Blue, & Grey Last Meeting: 2013 - W, 35-21 Athletics Director: Karlton Creech Athletics Director: Shawn Heilbron Conference: CAA 2014 Black Bears’ Schedule Conference: CAA 2014 Seawolves’ Schedule Home Field: Alfond Stadium Home Field: LaValle Stadium Capacity/Surface: 10,000/FieldTurf Aug. 30 Norfolk St...... TBA Capacity/Surface: 8,136/FieldTurf Aug 28 Bryant ...... 7:00 p.m. Football Information Football Information 2013 Overall Record: 10-3 Sep. 13 at Bryant ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 5-6 Sep 6 at Connecticut ...... 12:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 7-1 Sep. 20 at Boston College ...... TBA 2013 Conference Record: 3-5 Sep 13 American Int’l...... 6:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 15/14 Sep. 27 at Towson * ...... TBA Starters R/L: 12/10 Sep 20 at North Dakota ...... 7:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 30/19 Letterwinners R/L: 39/23 Sep 27 William & Mary * ..6:00 p.m. Oct. 4 Villanova * ...... TBA Coaching Staff Oct. 11 at Stony Brook * ...... 4:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Oct 4 at Towson * ...... TBA Head Coach: Jack Cosgrove (Maine, ‘78) Oct. 18 Albany * ...... TBA Head Coach: (Albany, ‘82) Oct 11 Maine * ...... 4:00 p.m. Overall Record: 121-121 (22 yrs.) Oct. 25 at Rhode Island * ....12:00 p.m. Overall Record: 91-49 (15 yrs.) Oct 18 at Elon * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 207-581-1062 Offi ce Phone: n/a Oct 25 at New Hampshire * ...... TBA Media Information Nov. 8 Richmond * ...... TBA Media Information SID Contact: Tyson McHatten Nov. 15 at Elon * ...... TBA SID Contact: Adam Gutes Nov 8 James Madison * . 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 207-581-3596 Nov. 22 New Hampshire * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 631-632-7125 Nov 15 Rhode Island * ..... 1:00 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 22 at Albany ...... TBA Website: GoBlackBears.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game Website: GoSeawolves.org

JAMES MADISON DELAWARE Oct. 11 | Harrisonburg, Va. | 12:30 p.m. Oct. 18 | Newark, Del. | 12:30 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Harrisonburg, Va. Record: 6-18-1 Location: Newark, Del. Record: 5-10 Enrollment: 20,200 Tiger Streak: W, 1 Enrollment: 16,000 Tiger Streak: L, 1 Nickname: Dukes First Meeting: 1976 - L, 26-28 Nickname: Fightin’ Blue Hens First Meeting: 1982 - L, 7-51 Colors: Purple and Gold Last Meeting: 2013 - W, 28-17 Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Last Meeting: 2013 - L, 31-32 Athletics Director: Jeff Bourne Athletics Director: Eric Ziady Conference: CAA 2014 Dukes’ Schedule Conference: CAA 2014 Blue Hens’ Schedule Home Field: Bridgeforth Stadium Home Field: Delaware Stadium Capacity/Surface: 24,877/FieldTurf Aug 30 at Maryland ...... TBA Capacity/Surface: 22,000/FieldTurf Aug 30 at Pittsburgh ...... 12:00 p.m. Football Information Football Information 2013 Overall Record: 6-6 Sep 6 at Lehigh ...... TBA 2013 Overall Record: 7-5 Sep 6 Delaware State ...6:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 3-5 Sep 13 Saint Francis (Pa.) ...... TBA 2013 Conference Record: 4-4 Sep 13 Colgate ...... 6:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 14/12 Sep 20 at Villanova * ...... TBA Starters R/L: 13/11 Sep 27 at James Madison * ...... TBA Letterwinners R/L: 42/24 Sep 27 Delaware * ...... TBA Letterwinners R/L: 68/26 Oct 4 Sacred Heart ...... 3:30 p.m. Coaching Staff Oct 4 at Albany * ...... TBA Coaching Staff Oct 11 Elon * ...... 3:30 p.m. Head Coach: Everett Withers (App. State, ‘86) Oct 11 Towson ...... TBA Head Coach: Dave Brock (Salisbury St., ‘94) Oct 18 Towson * ...... 3:30 p.m. Overall Record: 7-6 (1 yr.) Oct 25 at Charlotte ...... TBA Overall Record: 7-5 (1 yr.) Oct 25 at William & Mary * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 540-568-6517 Offi ce Phone: 302-831-2949 Media Information Nov 1 William and Mary ...... TBA Media Information Nov 1 Rhode Island * 12:00 p.m. SID Contact: John A. Martin Nov 8 at Stony Brook * ...... TBA SID Contact: Scott Selheimer Nov 8 at Albany * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 540-568-6154 Nov 15 at Richmond * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 302-831-8007 Nov 15 at New Hampshire * ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 22 Elon * ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 22 Villanova * ...... 12:00 p.m. Website: JMUSports.com Website: BlueHens.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game

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ELON VILLANOVA Nov. 1 | Towson, Md. | 4 p.m. Nov. 8 | Villanova, Pa. | 7 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Elon, N.C. Record: 3-0 Location: Villanova, Pa. Record: 4-6 Enrollment: 6,305 Tiger Streak: W, 3 Enrollment: 6,584 Tiger Streak: L, 1 Nickname: Phoenix First Meeting: 2003 - W, 24-7 Nickname: Wildcats First Meeting: 2004 - L, 6-41 Colors: Maroon and Gold Last Meeting: 2006 - W, 24-17 Colors: Blue and White Last Meeting: 2013 - L, 35-45 Athletics Director: Dave Blank Athletics Director: Vince Nicastro Conference: CAA 2014 Pheonix Schedule Conference: CAA 2014 Wildcats’ Schedule Home Field: Rhodes Stadium Home Field: Villanova Stadium Capacity/Surface: 11,250/Natural Grass Aug 30 at Duke ...... 6:00 pm Capacity/Surface: 12,000/Artifi cial Grass Aug 29 at Syracuse ...... TBA Football Information Football Information 2013 Overall Record: 2-10 Sep 13 North Carolina A&T .... TBA 2013 Overall Record: 6-5 Sep 6 Fordham ...... TBA 2013 Conference Record: 1-7 Sep 20 Charlotte ...... TBA 2013 Conference Record: 5-3 Sep 20 James Madison * ...... TBA Starters R/L: 14/5 Sep 27 at Coastal Carolina ...... TBA Starters R/L: 15/7 Sep 27 at Penn ...... TBA Letterwinners R/L: 45/10 Letterwinners R/L: 33/12 Oct 4 New Hampsghire * ..... TBA Oct 4 at Maine * ...... TBA Coaching Staff Oct 11 Delaware * ...... TBA Coaching Staff Oct 11 Rhode Island * ...... TBA Head Coach: Rich Skrosky Oct 18 Stony Brook * ...... TBA Head Coach: (So. Conn., ‘67) Oct 18 at William & Mary *...... TBA Overall Record: 1-8 (1 yr.) Oct 25 Richmond * ...... TBA Overall Record: 232-143-2 (34 yrs.) Oct 25 Morgan State ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 336-278-6800 Offi ce Phone: 610-519-4105 Media Information Nov 1 at Towson * ...... TBA Media Information Nov 1 at Richmond *...... TBA SID Contact: Chris Rash Nov 8 at William & Mary * ...... TBA SID Contact: Dean Kenefi ck Nov 8 Towson * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 336-278-6712 Nov 15 Maine * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 610-519-6514 Nov 15 Albany * ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 22 at James Madison * ...... TBA E-Mail: dean.kenefi [email protected] Nov 22 at Delaware * ...... TBA Website: ElonPhoenix.com Website: Villanova.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - Colonial Athletic Association game

WILLIAM & MARY RHODE ISLAND Nov. 15 | Towson, Md. | 3 p.m. Nov. 22 | Kingston, R.I. | 12:30 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Williamsburg, Va. Record: 3-7 Location: Kingston, R.I. Record: 7-6 Enrollment: 8,376 Tiger Streak: W, 3 Enrollment: 16,392 Tiger Streak: W, 2 Nickname: Tribe First Meeting: 1992 - L, 15-43 Nickname: Rams First Meeting: 1987 - W, 19-16 Colors: Green, Gold, & Silver Last Meeting: 2013 - W, 15-9 Colors: Keaney Blue, Dark Blue, & White Last Meeting: 2012 - W, 41-10 Athletics Director: Edward “Terry” Driscoll Athletics Director: Thorr Bjorn Conference: CAA 2014 Tribe Schedule Conference: CAA 2014 Rams’ Schedule Home Field: Walter J. Zable Stadium Home Field: Meade Stadium Capacity/Surface: 12,259/Artifi cial Grass Aug 30 at Virginia Tech ...... 3:30 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 6,555/Natural Grass Sep 6 at Marshall...... 7:00 p.m. Football Information Sep 13 at Fordham ...... 1:00 p.m. Football Information 2013 Overall Record: 7-5 Sep 6 at Hampton ...... 6:00 p.m. Sep 20 Albany * ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 4-4 Sep 13 Norfolk State ...... TBA 2013 Overall Record: 3-9 Sep 27 at Central Conn...... 4:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 17/7 Sep 20 Lafayette ...... TBA 2013 Conference Record: 2-6 Letterwinners R/L: 40/13 Sep 27 at Stony Brook * .... 6:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 10/12 Oct 4 Brown ...... 1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 35/20 Oct 11 at Villanova * ...... TBA Coaching Staff Oct 11 at New Hampshire * ...... TBA Oct 18 at Richmond * ...... TBA Head Coach: Jimmye Laycock (W&M, ‘70) Coaching Staff Oct 18 Villanova * ...... TBA Head Coach: Jim Fleming (U. of the South, ‘82) Oct 25 Maine * ...... 12:00 p.m. Overall Record: 222-165-2 (34 yrs.) Oct 25 Delaware * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 757-221-3337 Overall Record: 21-1 (2 yrs.) Offi ce Phone: 401-874-2406 Nov 1 at Delaware * ...... 12:00 p.m. Media Information Nov 1 at James Madison * ...... TBA Nov 8 New Hampshire * 12:30 p.m. SID Contact: Pete Clawson Nov 8 Elon * ...... TBA Media Information Nov 15 at Stony Brook * ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 757-221-3369 Nov 15 at Towson * ...... TBA SID Contact: Shane Donaldson Nov 22 Towson * ...... 12:30 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] Nov 22 Richmond *...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 401-874-2409 Website: TribeAthletics.com E-Mail: [email protected] * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - Colonial Athletic Association game Website: GoRhodycom

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CAA FOOTBALL BY THE NUMBERS MEMBERSHIP HISTORY School Membership Years 5 - NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 1998 - Massachusetts (55-43 win over Georgia Southern) Albany 2013-pres. 2003 - Delaware (40-0 win over Colgate) Boston University 1973-1997 2004 - James Madison (31-21 win over Montana) Connecticut 1947-1999 2008 - Richmond (24-7 win over Montana) 2009 - Villanova (23-21 win over Montana) Delaware 1986-present Elon 2014-pres. 5 - NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RUNNERS-UP Georgia State 2011-2012 1978 - Massachusetts (35-28 loss to Florida A&M) Hofstra 2001-2009 2006 - Massachusetts (28-17 loss to Appalachian State) 2007 - Delaware (49-21 loss to Appalachian State) James Madison 1993-present 2010 - Delaware (20-19 loss to Eastern Washington) Maine 1947-present 2014 - Towson (35-7 loss to North Dakota State) Massachusetts 1947-2011 23 - CONSECUTIVE SEASONS OF MULTIPLE BERTHS IN THE NCAA PLAYOFFS New Hampshire 1947-present – Longest active streak in FCS history Northeastern 1993-2009 Old Dominion 2011-2012 86 - NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS Rhode Island 1947-present 43 - NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS OVER THE LAST TEN YEARS Richmond 1986-present Stony Brook 2013-pres. 59 - NCAA PLAYOFF WINS OVER THE LAST TEN YEARS Towson 2004-present Vermont 1947-1974 8 - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL APPEARANCES IN THE LAST TEN YEARS Villanova 1988-present 9 - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINAL APPEARANCES IN THE LAST SIX YEARS William & Mary 1993-present 6 - WALTER PAYTON AWARD WINNERS CAA STADIUM CAPACITIES – Dave Meggett, Towson, 1988 – Brian Finneran, Villanova, 1997 James Madison Bridgeforth Stadium (24,877) – Jerry Azumah, New Hampshire, 1998 Delaware Delaware Stadium (22,000) – Brian Westbrook, Villanova, 2001 – Lang Campbell, William & Mary, 2004 William & Mary Walter J. Zable Stadium (12,259) – Ricky Santos, New Hampshire, 2006 Villanova Villanova Stadium (12,000) Towson Johnny Unitas® Stadium (11,198) 6 - EDDIE ROBINSON NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR WINNERS Maine Morse Field at Alfond Stadium (10,000) - Dan Allen, Boston University, 1993 - Andy Talley, Villanova, 1997 Elon Rhoades Stadium (8,700) - , James Madison, 1999 Richmond Robins Stadium (8,700) - Sean McDonnell, New Hampshire, 2005 Albany Ford Field (8,500) - Mickey Matthews, James Madison, 2008 - Rob Ambrose, Towson, 2011 Stony Brook LaValle Stadium (8,136) New Hampshire Cowell Stadium (6,500) 6 - MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Rhode Island Meade Stadium (6,555) - Charles Haley, James Madison - Lou Holtz, William and Mary - Dick MacPherson, Massachusetts - Dave Nelson, Maine & Delaware - Tubby Raymond, Delaware - Eddie N. Robinson, Maine

3 - BUCK BUCHANAN AWARD WINNER - Derrick Lloyd, James Madison, 2001 - Arthur Moats, James Madison, 2008 - Matt Evans, New Hampshire, 2011

2 - JERRY RICE AWARD WINNER - Terrance West, TOWSON, 2011 - John Robertson, Villanova, 2012 359 - SPORTS NETWORK ALL-AMERICANS (SINCE 1987)

111 - AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOC. ALL-AMERICANS (SINCE 1979)

106 - PLAYERS DRAFTED BY NFL FRANCHISES

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Past CAA Champions 2013 COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION STANDINGS CAA Record Overall Record 2013: ...... Maine 2012 .....TOWSON, Villanova, New Hampshire, Richmond W-L PF PA W-L PF PA 2011: ...... TOWSON Maine * # 7-1 257 169 10-3 387 287 2010: ...... Delaware and William & Mary (tie) Towson # 6-2 280 201 13-3 585 383 2009: ...... New Hampshire (North Division) New Hampshire # 6-2 241 161 10-5 462 345 ...... Villanova (South Division) Villanova 5-3 264 188 6-5 337 245 2008: ...... New Hampshire (North Division) Delaware 4-4 244 263 7-5 393 379 ...... James Madison (South Division) 2007: ...... Massachusetts (North Division) William & Mary 4-4 143 117 7-5 252 168 ...... Richmond (South Division) Richmond 4-4 237 230 6-6 332 286 2006: ...... Massachusetts (North Division) James Madison 3-5 210 213 6-6 339 289 ...... James Madison (South Division) Stony Brook 3-5 174 200 5-6 245 242 2005: ...... New Hampshire (North Division) Rhode Island 2-6 63 247 3-9 159 402 ...... Richmond (South Division) Albany 0-8 133 257 1-11 221 412 2004: ...... New Hampshire (North Division) ...... William & Mary, Delaware, ...... James Madison (South Division) * CAA Football Champion 2003: ...... Delaware, Massachusetts # NCAA Division I Football Championship Participant 2002: ...... Northeastern 2001: ...... Hofstra, Maine, 2013 NCAA FCS PLAYOFFS ...... Villanova, William & Mary 2000: ...... Delaware, Richmond FIRST ROUND Jacksonville State 31, *McNeese State 10 1999: ...... James Madison, Massachusetts November 30, 2013 1998: ...... Richmond Furman 30, * South Carolina State 20 QUARTERFINALS 1997: ...... Villanova * Coastal Carolina 48, Bethune-Cookman 24 December 13-14, 2013 1996: ...... William & Mary * Sam Houston State 51, Southern Utah 20 * North Dakota State 48, Coastal Carolina 14 1995: ...... Delaware * New Hampshire 45, Lafayette 7 New Hampshire 20, * Southeastern Louisiana 17 1994: ...... New Hampshire Tennessee State 31, * Butler 0 Towson 49, * Eastern Illinois 39 1993: ...... Boston University * Fordham 37, Sacred Heart 27 * Eastern Washington 35, Jacksonville State 24 1992: ...... Delaware South Dakota State 26, * Northern Arizona 7 1991: ...... Delaware, Villanova, New Hampshire * Jacksonville State 55, Samford 14 SEMIFINALS 1990: ...... Massachusetts SECOND ROUND December 20-21, 2013 1989: ...... Maine, Villanova, Connecticut * North Dakota State 52, New Hampshire 14 1988: ...... Delaware, Massachusetts December 7, 2013 Towson 35, * Eastern Washington 31 1987: ...... Richmond, Maine * North Dakota State 38, Furman 7 Coastal Carolina 42, * Montana 35 NCAA FCS CHAMPIONSHIP 1986: ...... Delaware, Massachusetts, Connecticut Pizza Hut Park, Frisco, Tex. 1985: ...... Rhode Island *Southeastern Louisiana 30, Sam Houston State 29 1984: ...... Rhode Island, Boston University New Hampshire 41, * Maine 27 January 4, 2014 1983: ...... Connecticut, Boston University * Eastern Illinois 51, Tennessee State 10 North Dakota State 35, Towson 7 * Towson 48, Fordham 28 1982: ...... Boston Univ., Maine, * Home team ...... Connecticut, Massachusetts * Eastern Washington 41, South Dakota State 17 1981: ...... Rhode Island, Massachusetts 1980: ...... Boston University 1979: ...... Boston University, Massachusetts 1978: ...... Massachusetts CAA Alumni In NFL 1977: ...... Massachusetts 1976: ...... New Hampshire 1975: ...... New Hampshire Over the years, there have been a large number of 1974: ...... Maine, Massachusetts CAA alumni to play in the National Football League. 1973: ...... Connecticut 1972: ...... Massachusetts 1971: ...... Connecticut, Massachusetts A partial list of CAA alumni active in the NFL: 1970: ...... Connecticut 1969: ...... Massachusetts Name School Team 1968: ...... New Hampshire, Connecticut Mike Adams (DB) Delaware Indianapolis 1967: ...... Massachusetts Jermon Bushrod (OT) Towson Chicago 1966: ...... Massachusetts Willie Colon (OT) Hofstra N.Y. Jets 1965: ...... Maine 1964: ...... Massachusetts Marques Colston (WR) Hofstra New Orleans 1963: ...... Massachusetts Derek Cox (DB) William & Mary Minnesota 1962: ...... New Hampshire Joe Flacco (QB) Delaware Baltimore 1961: ...... Maine 1960: ...... Connecticut, Massachusetts Gino Gradkowski (OC) Delaware Baltimore 1959: ...... Connecticut Akeem Jordan (LB) J.Madison Washington 1958: ...... Connecticut Arthur Moats (LB) J.Madison Pittsburgh 1957: ...... Rhode Island, Connecticut 1956: ...... Connecticut Adrian Tracy (LB) William & Mary Arizona 1955: ...... Rhode Island Cooper Taylor (DB) Richmond N.Y. Giants 1954: ...... New Hampshire 1953: ...... New Hampshire, Rhode Island Additionally, one of the 32 head coaches in the NFL 1952: ...... Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maine is a CAA product: 1951: ...... Maine 1950: ...... New Hampshire Name School Team 1949: ...... Connecticut, Maine Mike Tomlin William & Mary Pittsburgh 1948: ...... New Hampshire 1947: ...... New Hampshire Jermon Bushrod

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2014 CAA Composite Schedule Thursday, August 28 * Maine at Stony Brook ...... TBA Bryant at Stony Brook ...... TBA * Rhode Island at Villanova ...... TBA * Richmond at Albany ...... TBA Friday, August 29 Villanova at Syracuse ...... TBA Saturday, October 18 * Towson at Delaware ...... TBA Saturday, August 30 * Albany at Maine ...... TBA New Hampshire at Toledo...... TBA * Rhode Island at Richmond ...... TBA William & Mary at Virginia Tech ...... TBA * Stony Brook at Elon ...... TBA Delaware at Pittsburgh ...... TBA * Villanova at William & Mary ...... TBA James Madison at Maryland ...... TBA Holy Cross at Albany ...... TBA Saturday, October 25 Morehead State at Richmond ...... TBA * Stony Brook at New Hampshire ...... TBA Norfolk State at Maine ...... TBA * Richmond at Elon ...... TBA Elon at Duke ...... TBA * Delaware at William & Mary ...... TBA Central Conn. St at Towson ...... TBA Colgate at Albany ...... TBA * Maine at Rhode Island ...... TBA Saturday, September 6 James Madison at Charlotte ...... TBA Rhode Island at Marshall ...... TBA Morgan State at Villanova ...... TBA Towson at West Virginia ...... TBA Stony Brook at Connecticut ...... TBA Saturday, November 1 William & Mary at Hampton...... TBA * William & Mary at James Madison ...... TBA Albany at Central Conn. St...... TBA * Rhode Island at Delaware ...... TBA Delaware State at Delaware ...... TBA * Elon at Towson ...... TBA Fordham at Villanova ...... TBA * Albany at New Hampshire ...... TBA James Madison at Lehigh ...... TBA * Villanova at Richmond ...... TBA Richmond at Virginia ...... TBA Saturday, November 8 Saturday, September 13 * Delaware at Albany ...... TBA Towson at Delaware State ...... TBA * Richmond at Maine ...... TBA Hampton at Richmond ...... TBA * James Madison at Stony Brook ...... TBA Colgate at Delaware ...... TBA * Elon at William & Mary ...... TBA Rhode Island at Fordham ...... TBA * Towson at Villanova ...... TBA American International at Stony Brook ...... TBA * New Hampshire at Rhode Island ...... TBA Lehigh at New Hampshire ...... TBA Maine at Bryant ...... TBA Saturday, November 15 Saint Francis at James Madison ...... TBA * Delaware at New Hampshire ...... TBA Norfolk State at William & Mary ...... TBA * Rhode Island at Stony Brook ...... TBA North Carolina A&T at Elon ...... TBA * Maine at Elon ...... TBA * James Madison at Richmond ...... TBA Saturday, September 20 * William & Mary at Towson...... TBA Stony Brook at North Dakota ...... TBA * Albany at Villanova ...... TBA North Carolina Central at Towson ...... TBA * New Hampshire at Richmond ...... TBA Saturday, November 22 * James Madison at Villanova ...... TBA * New Hampshire at Maine ...... TBA * Albany at Rhode Island ...... TBA * Villanova at Delaware ...... TBA Charlotte at Elon ...... TBA * Richmond at William & Mary...... TBA Lafayette at William & Mary ...... TBA * Towson at Rhode Island ...... TBA Maine at Boston College ...... TBA * Stony Brook at Albany ...... TBA * Elon at James Madison ...... TBA Saturday, September 27 * Maine at Towson ...... TBA LEGEND * William & Mary at Stony Brook ...... TBA * - CAA Football Game * Delaware at James Madison...... TBA All Times Eastern Dartmouth at New Hampshire ...... TBA Dates and Times subject to change Rhode Island at Central Conn. St...... TBA Villanova at Penn ...... TBA Elon at Coastal Carolina ...... TBA Columbia at Albany ...... TBA

Saturday, October 4 Richmond at Liberty ...... TBA * New Hampshire at Elon ...... TBA * James Madison at Albany ...... TBA * Stony Brook at Towson ...... TBA * Villanova at Maine ...... TBA Sacred Heart at Delaware ...... TBA Brown at Rhode Island ...... TBA

Saturday, October 11 * Towson at James Madison ...... TBA * William & Mary at New Hampshire ...... TBA * Elon at Delaware ...... TBA

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Towson’s Logo Tiger Nickname Through the Years Towson University is one of 28 NCAA member The Towson Tiger logo has also experi- institutions using the tiger as its mascot. The enced change. Several years ago, the new Tiger is the most popular mascot among “stylistic” tiger was unveiled, replacing the American colleges and universities. upright caricature that had been used since However, its obvious popularity was not the mid-80’s. That took the place of the old Athletic Logo the real reason the Tiger was selected to rep- block tiger which served as the logo from circa - 2002 resent Towson. 1979. The present logo was altered slightly When Towson was a two-year normal this past July, deleting the word “State” in school the Baltimore media referred to its keeping with the University’s renaming of teams as the “Teachers.” As the school Towson University from Towson State Univer- expanded to three and four year programs, sity. the newspapers granted Towson student ath- The Towson logo is registered. Approval letes tenure, calling them the “Professors” for its use commercially is required. For color and even shortening it to “Profs.” Later, it was reproduction purposes, please contact the changed again to the “Schoolmasters.” Towson University Athletic Media Relations The “Indians” and “Golden Knights” were Offi ce for separation instructions. other nicknames used over the years. But as Other schools across the country who are the tale goes, the moniker was fi nally decided also members of the “Tiger” fraternity include after a soccer match. Auburn, Bishop, Clemson, Colorado College, Athletic Logo circa - 1995 One autumn afternoon a sportswriter was DePauw, Doane, Grambling, Hampden-Sydney, covering the Towson soccer team in an uphill Jackson State, Lincoln (Mo.), Livingston, LSU, struggle. The next day the writer wrote that Memphis, Missouri, Morehouse, Occidental, although the team had lost the game, “…they Pacifi c, Princeton, Rochester Tech, St. Paul’s, played like tigers.” Savannah State, Sewanee, Tennessee State, The soccer team appreciated the comment Texas Southern, Trinity (Tex.), Tuskegee and and adopted “Tigers” as its nickname. Enthu- Wittenberg. siasm for it spread throughout the campus According to the NCAA, other popular nick- and the tiger eventually became the offi cial names include Bears (16), Wildcats (12) and designated mascot. Eagles (12).

Athletic Logo circa - 1985

Athletic Logo circa - 1979

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Peter Athens and Emmanuel Holder helped the Tigers reach the FCS National Championship game last year.

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NO. 11 TIGERS 33, UCONN 18 NO. 5 TIGERS 49, HOLY CROSS 7 NO. 4 TIGERS 49, DELAWARE STATE 7 AUG. 29, 2013 | RENTSCHLER FIELD SEPT. 7, 2013 | FITTON FIELD SEPT. 14, 2013 | JOHNNY UNITAS® STADIUM

EAST HARTFORD, Conn. – Junior Terrance West ran for WORCESTER, Mass. – Quarterback Peter Athens com- TOWSON, Md. – Junior Terrance West ran for 82 yards on 16 156 yards and scored two touchdowns as the Tigers earned pleted 17 of 23 passes for a career-high 232 yards and two carries and tied a school record by scoring fi ve touchdowns their first win over an NCAA FBS opponent, a 33-18 victory touchdowns as the fifth-ranked Tigers handed Holy Cross a as the No. 4 Tigers rolled past Delaware State by a 49-7 over the University of Connecticut in the season opener for 49-7 loss at Fitton Field. With the win, the Tigers extended margin before a crowd of 10,302 at Johnny Unitas® Stadium. both teams at Rentschler Field. the second-longest winning streak in FCS football to six The victory was Towson’s seventh in a row. West, who recorded the 12th 100-yard game of his career, games. West tied the school record for touchdowns in a game, clinched the victory when he scored on a five-yard run with While Athens was enjoying a career day, Terrance set by former All-American Tony Vinson ’94 against Morgan 16 seconds left in the game. West inscribed his name into the Towson record books State in 1993. He also set the Unitas Stadium record for The Tigers took a 26-10 lead with 5:14 left when West again. He ran for 121 yards on 17 carries and moved into touchdowns in a game. third place on Towson’s career rushing list with 2,617 yards. scored on a six-yard run. However, the Huskies put together With two touchdowns, he broke the school record with 48 Although the Tiger offense scored 49 points, the a 68-yard, seven-play drive to cut the deficit to 26-18 with career TDs. defense was dominant. The Tiger defense forced four 3:29 left. Quarterback Chandler Whitmer capped off the On their first possession, the Tigers marched 90 yards turnovers and held the Hornets to one touchdown. drive with a 21-yard touchdown pass to Shakim Phillips. to take a 7-0 lead. Athens threw a 16-yard TD pass to tight Midway through the fi rst quarter, the Tigers scored Whitmer’s two-point conversion pass to Spencer Parker end James Oboh to give Towson a lead. The Crusaders the fi rst touchdown of the game when quarterback Peter pulled UConn to within 26-18. responded by going 65 yards in five plays to tie the score Athens led an 83-yard, 12-play drive. West scored the The Huskies forced a Towson punt with 2:56 remaining. when Mike Fess caught a 31-yard TD pass from Ryan go-ahead touchdown with a one-yard run. But Brian Lemelle fumbled and long snapper Tanner Laughlin. Early in the second quarter, linebacker Monte Gaddis Vallely recovered the fumble at the UConn 30-yard line. It took the Tigers only two plays to retake the lead. picked off a pass at the Hornets’ 38-yard line and returned The Tigers marched 30 yards in six plays to score the game- After a 42-yard run by West, Athens lofted a 33-yard it to their three-yard line. Two plays later, West scored the clinching touchdown on West’s fourth-down run. pass toward the end zone where Leon Kinnard made an 50th touchdown of his career on a three-yard run. After a The Tigers, who used their running game to control the acrobatic catch for a touchdown, giving Towson a 14-7 short punt, the Tigers started their next possession at the clock, rushed for 201 yards and had the ball for 36:23. advantage. Hornets’ 48-yard line. On the sixth play of the drive, West The Tiger defense turned in a very strong effort. Led by In the second quarter, Athens completed a 40-yard scored on another one-yard run to give the Tigers a 21-0 linebacker Telvion Clark, the Tigers recorded five sacks pass to Spencer Wilkins to give Tigers a first down at the lead. Later in the second quarter, the Tigers marched 56 and held UConn to 287 total yards. Holy Cross four-yard line. West scored on a one-yard run to yards in 12 plays for another touchdown. West scored to give In the second quarter, defensive tackle Jon Desir tipped give the Tigers a 21-7 lead with 5:14 remaining in the first the Tigers a 28-0 advantage. half. Whitmer’s screen pass into the air and made a great catch Holy Cross tried to narrow its deficit on its next pos- Just before halftime, the Tigers turned another for an interception to give the Tigers a first down at the session. The Crusaders drove to the Tiger 13-yard line where turnover into a touchdown. Cornerback Donnell Lewis UConn 29-yard line. Sterlin Phifer ran the ball twice and safety Thomas Bradley intercepted a pass and returned it forced a fumble and recovered at the Towson 49-yard line. scored on a five-yard touchdown run to put the Tigers 90 yards for a Towson touchdown and a 28-7 halftime lead. When Athens fi red a seven-yard touchdown pass to Derrick ahead. However, D.J. Soven’s conversion kick was no good, Towson opened the second half with another long Joseph, the Tigers owned a 35-0 lead at halftime. and the Tigers owned a 13-7 lead with 7:04 left in the half. A drive. The Tigers moved 70 yards in 12 plays before West The Tigers continued to build their lead in the second 22-yard field goal by Chad Christen cut the deficit to 13-10 scored on a three-yard run for a 35-7 lead. It was the 48th half. On the opening kickoff, Joseph returned it 95 yards for with 1:48 left in the half. touchdown of his career and set the school record for TDs a TD to give the Tigers a 42-0 lead. It was the third time in In the second half, the Tigers extended their lead to 19-10 scored. his career that he returned a kickoff for a touchdown. as Peter Athens directed a 95-yard, 13-play march that An interception by Monte Gaddis gave the Tigers the The Hornets’ fourth turnover enabled the Tigers to included a 39-yard pass completion to senior Leon Kinnard. ball at their own four-yard line. They drove 96 yards in five up their lead to 49-0. A sack by defensive tackle Arnold Athens scored on a one-yard run to give Towson a 19-10 plays as Athens scored on a 24-yard touchdown run for a Farmer forced a fumble recovered by Ryan Delaire at the advantage with 5:09 remaining in the third quarter. 42-7 lead with six seconds left in the third quarter. DSU 29-yard line. Four plays later, West scored on a 17-yard In the fourth quarter, reserve quarterback Connor run. SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final Frazier directed a 16-play, 76-yard drive that used up 9:02 Towson (1-0) 7 6 6 14 33 of the fourth quarter. Brian Dowling finished the drive by SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final Connecticut (0-1) 7 3 0 8 18 scoring on an eight-yard run with 4:27 left. Delaware State (0-2) 0 0 7 0 7 Towson (3-0) 7 28 14 0 49 SCORING SUMMARY SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final UCONN - Shak Phillips, 31 pass from Chandler Whitmer. (4:55 Towson (2-0) 14 14 14 7 49 SCORING SUMMARY 1st - 9 plays, 92 yds., 4:01). D.J. Soven kick. Holy Cross (0-2) 7 0 0 0 7 TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (3:18 1st - 12 plays, 83 yds., 4:13). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Sterlin Phifer, 23 pass from Peter Athens. (2:51 1st SCORING SUMMARY - 4 plays, 66 yds., 2:04). D.J. Soven kick. TOWSON - James Oboh, 16 pass from Peter Athens. (8:55 1st - TOWSON - Terrance West, 3 run. (14:29 2nd - 2 plays, 3 yds., 10 plays, 90 yds., 4:35). Drew Evangelista kick. 0:12). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Sterlin Phifer, 5 run. (7:04 2nd - 2 plays, 29 yds., 0:36). Kick failed. HC - Mike Fess, 31 pass from Ryan Laughlin. (6:58 1st - 5 TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (9:31 2nd - 6 plays, 48 yds., plays, 65 yds., 1:57). John Macomber kick. 2:53). Drew Evangelista kick. UCONN - Chad Christen, 22 field goal. (1:48 2nd - 11 plays, 71 yds., 5:16). TOWSON - Leon Kinnard, 33 pass from Peter Athens. (5:53 TOWSON - Terrance West, 2 run. (3:15 2nd - 12 plays, 56 yds., 1st - 2 plays, 75 yds., 1:05). Drew Evangelista kick. 4:44. Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Peter Athens, 1 run. (5:09 3rd - 13 plays, 95 yds., 7:35). Kick failed. TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (5:14 2nd - 8 plays, 50 yds., TOWSON - Derrick Joseph, 7 pass from Peter Athens. (0:42 3;19). Drew Evangelista kick. 2nd - 5 plays, 51 yds., 1:06). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 6 run. (5:14 4th - 10 plays, 68 yds. 6:02). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Thomas Bradley, 90 interception return. (1:43 2nd. TOWSON - Derrick Joseph, 95 kickoff return. (14:47 3rd) Drew Drew Evangelista kick. Evangelista kick. UCONN - Shak Phillips, 21 pass from Chandler Whitmer. (3:29 4th - 7 plays, 68 yds., 1:45). Spencer Parker, pass from TOWSON - Terrance West, 3 run. (8:45 3rd - 70 yds., 12 plays, TOWSON - Terrance West, 17 run. (12:30 3rd - 29 yds., 3 plays, Chandler Whitmer. 6:06). Drew Evangelista kick. 1:30). Drew Evangelista kick.

TOWSON - Terrance West, 5 run. (0:16 4th - 6 plays, 30 yds., TOWSON - Peter Athens, 24 run. (0:06 3rd - 96 yds., 5 plays, DELAWARE STATE - Milton Williams, 6 pass from Cory Mur- 2:40). Drew Evangelista kick. 2:20). Drew Evangelista kick. phy. (0:06 3rd - 67 yds., 10 plays, 2:44). Mitchell Ward kick.

TOWSON - Brian Dowling, 8 run. (0:16 4th - 76 yds., 16 plays, 9:02). Drew Evangelista kick.

56 2014 Football

NO. 4 TIGERS 35, N.C. CENTRAL 17 NO. 3 TIGERS 35, STONY BROOK 21 NO. 3 TIGERS 44, NEW HAMPSHIRE 28

SEPT. 21, 2013 | O’KELLEY-RIDDICK STADIUM SEPT. 28, 2013 | LAVALLE STADIUM OCT. 5, 2013 | JOHNNY UNITAS® STADIUM

DURHAM, N.C. – Terrance West ran for 139 yards on 31 STONY BROOK, N.Y. – Darius Victor capped off a 96-yard, TOWSON, Md. – Junior Terrance West ran for a seasonal carries and scored two touchdowns as the No. 4 Tigers (4-0) 10-play drive by scoring on a 31-yard run with 2:38 left high 238 yards on 28 carries and scored three touchdowns avoided an upset bid by North Carolina Central (2-2) to win as the No. 3 Tigers rallied from a 21-10 halftime defi cit to as the undefeated Tigers overcame a 20-3 defi cit to win their eighth game in a row, a 35-17 victory over the Eagles. stun Stony Brook University by a 35-21 margin in a Colonial their 10th game in a row, a 44-28 decision over No. 19 New The Tigers, who outscored their opponents by 131-to- Athletic Association game at LaValle Stadium. Hampshire before a crowd of 9,511 at Unitas Stadium. 32 during the fi rst three games, found themselves in a tight Sophomore Donnell Lewis provided an insurance Led by West, the Tigers set a school record with 731 struggle with the Eagles for most of the contest. touchdown with 42 seconds left when Ryan Delaire sacked yards of total offense. While West was tormenting UNH for In the fi rst quarter, the Tigers got the message this quarterback Lyle Negron to force a fumble that Lewis the third year in a row, Peter Athens completed 22 of 33 game was not going to be a comfortable win as neither returned for a 43-yard touchdown, to give the Tigers a 35-21 passes for a career-high 343 yards and two touchdowns. team scored. advantage. For West, it marked the third time he topped the 200- In the second quarter, Leon Kinnard made a pair With the Tigers trailing by 21-20, a punt by Nick Ferraira yard mark against the Wildcats. of clutch receptions on third down and the Tigers moved pinned them back at their own four-yard line with 7:36 left UNH stunned the Tigers by taking a 20-3 lead in the fi rst into NCCU territory. They took a 7-0 lead when quarterback in the game. Led by junior Terrance West, the Tigers moved nine minutes as the Wildcats took advantage of two Tiger Peter Athens completed a nine-yard touchdown pass to deep into Stony Brook territory. Facing a third-and-three at turnovers. tight end James Oboh. the Seawolves’ 31-yard line, Victor burst through a hole on However, the Tigers responded by scoring 41 consec- On the next possession, Athens hooked up with Kin- the left side and broke into the clear for a 31-yard TD run to utive points over the next 33:31. West’s 50-yard touchdown nard on three clutch third-down conversions as the Tigers give Towson a 26-21 lead with 2:38 left. The Tigers made a run cut the defi cit to 20-10 midway through the second reached the Eagles’ 45-yard line. At that point, Athens lofted two-point conversion when Peter Athens completed a pass quarter and opened the fl oodgates. The Tigers scored 24 a long pass to freshman Andre Dessenberg, who made an to Spencer Wilkins. points over the fi nal 10:56 of the second quarter. After a acrobatic catch at the one-yard line. Two plays later, West Playing their fourth road game in fi ve contests this UNH turnover in the fi nal seconds, D.J. Soven kicked a 49- scored to give the Tigers a 14-7 lead with 47 seconds left in season, the Tigers put themselves in a 14-0 hole in the fi rst yard fi eld goal on the fi nal play of the half to give the Tigers the half. half. a 27-24 lead at intermission. The Eagles took advantage of a short kickoff and The Tigers started their comeback when Athens On the fi rst play of the second half, Christian Carpen- reached the Towson 15-yard line. Oleg Parent’s 33-yard fi eld completed four of seven passes for 49 yards on a drive into ter intercepted a pass to give the Tigers the ball at the UNH goal cut the Tigers’ lead to 14-10 at halftime. Stony Brook territory. Drew Evangelista’s 33-yard fi eld goal 40-yard line. Five plays later, Athens threw an 18-yard TD The Tigers received the opening kickoff of the second in the second quarter cut the Tigers’ defi cit to 14-3. pass to Emmanuel Holder for a 34-20 Tiger lead. half and marched 67 yards in four plays. West scampered for In the second quarter, West carried the ball six times on Drew Evangelista’s second fi eld goal of the game, a a 22-yard touchdown to give Towson a 21-10 lead with 13:18 a 58-yard, seven-play drive and scored his 12th touchdown 26-yarder, upped the Towson lead to 37-20. left in the third quarter. of the season on a two-yard run. West’s touchdown cut the With 2:33 left in the third quarter, West capped off an But the Eagles mounted a comeback. On the fi rst play Tigers’ defi cit to 14-10 with 7:12 left in the fi rst half. 84-yard drive with a one-yard TD run, putting Towson ahead, of the fourth quarter, Jordan Reid completed a 40-yard TD But the Seawolves drove 78 yards in 13 plays in 6:26 44-20. pass to Thomas Dixon to cut the Tigers’ lead to 28-17. to increase their lead to 21-10 with 39 seconds left in the UNH ended its scoring drought with 2:32 left in the At that point, the Tiger defense took over and shut half. Negron threw a four-yard touchdown pass to Malcolm game when Sean Goldrich threw a three-yard touchdown down the Eagles. With 2:30 left, the Tigers took possession Eugene to give the Seawolves their halftime lead. It was the pass to Justin Mello. at the NCCU 19-yard line. Darius Victor clinched the victory fi rst time in nine games Towson trailed at halftime. with a 10-yard TD run with 1:35 remaining, upping the lead to A fumble by Nick Wagner at the Stony Brook 25-yard SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final 35-17. line set up the Tigers’ next touchdown. Monte Gaddis re- New Hampshire (1-3, 0-1) 20 0 0 8 28 covered, and Athens completed an 18-yard TD pass Wilkins Towson (6-0, 2-0) 3 24 17 0 44 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final to cut the defi cit to 21-17 with 11:01 left in the third quarter. Towson (4-0) 0 14 14 7 35 D. J. Soven’s career-long 51-yard fi eld goal cut the lead to SCORING SUMMARY North Carolina Central (2-2) 0 10 0 7 17 21-20 early in the fourth quarter. UNH- Nico Steriti, 9 run. (13:18 1st - 3 plays, 23 yds., 0:54). Mike MacArthur kick. SCORING SUMMARY SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final TOWSON - James Oboh, 9 pass from Peter Athens. (6:39 2nd TOWSON - Drew Evangelista, 37 field goal. (8:44 1st -10 plays, - 13 plays, 79 yds., 4:38). Drew Evangelista kick. Towson (5-0, 1-0) 0 10 7 18 35 Stony Brook (1-3, 1-2) 14 7 0 0 21 68 yds., 4:28). NCCU - Marvin Poole, 21 pass from Jordan Reid. (3:45 2nd - 2 UNH - Andy Vailas, 44 run. (8:14 1st - 2 plays, 65 yds., 0:30). plays, 23 yds., 0:44). Oleg Parent kick. SCORING SUMMARY STONY BROOK - James Kenner, 2 run. (7:03 1st - 13 plays, 78 Pass failed. yds., 7:57). Nick Ferrara kick TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (00:47 2nd - 10 plays, 75 yds., UNH - Harold Spears, 29 pass from Jared Allison. (6:04 1st - 2 2:58). Drew Evangelista kick. STONY BROOK - Jameel Poteat, 5 run. (6:06 1st - 1 play, 5yds., plays, 43 yds., 0:35). Mike MacArthur kick. 0:06). Nick Ferrara kick NCCU - Oleg Parent, 33 field goal. (4 plays. 42 yds., 0:41). TOWSON - Terrance West, 50 run. (10:56 2nd - 1 play, 50 yds., TOWSON - Drew Evangelista, 33 field goal. (14:54 2nd - 14 0:10). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 22 run. (13:18 3rd - 4 plays, 67 yds., plays, 62 yds., 5:59). 1:35). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (6:51 2nd - 5 play, 27 yds., TOWSON - Terrance West, 2 run. (7:12 2nd - 7 plays, 58 yds., 1:59). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Darius Victor, 4 run. (5:09 3rd - 12 plays, 86 yds., 3:15). Drew Evangelista kick. 5:12). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Spencer Wilkins, 21 pass from Peter Athens. (0:44 STONY BROOK - Malcolm Eugene, 4 pass from Lyle Negron. 2nd - 7 plays, 75 yds.,1:44). Drew Evangelista kick. NCCU - Thomas Dixon, 40 pass from Jordan Reid. (14:52 4th - (00:39 2nd - 13 plays, 78 yds., 6:26). Nick Ferrara kick. 3 plays, 80 yds., 0:51) Oleg Parent kick. TOWSON - D.J. Soven, 49 field goal. (0:00 2nd - 3 plays, 12 TOWSON - Spencer Wilkins, 18 pass from Peter Athens. (11:01 yds., 0:15). TOWSON - Darius Victor, 10 run. (1:35 4th - 19 yds., 2 plays, 3rd - 2 plays, 25 yds.,0:45). Drew Evangelista kick. 0:55). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Emmanuel Holder, 18 pass from Peter Athens. TOWSON - D.J. Soven, 51 field goal. (14:45 4th - 8 plays, 41 (12:46 3rd - 5 plays, 40 yds.,2:01). Drew Evangelista kick. yds., 2:33). TOWSON - Drew Evangelista, 26 field goal. (6:47 3rd - 7 plays, TOWSON - Darius Victor, 31 run. (2:38 4th - 10 plays, 96 yds. 89 yds., 2:57). 4:48). Spencer Wilkins, pass from Peter Athens. TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (3:17 3rd - 6 plays, 84 yds., 3:17)

UNH - Justin Mello, 3 pass from Sean Goldrich. (2:32 4th - 11 plays, 65 yds. 3:21). Chris Setian run. 57 2014 Football

NO. 15 VILLANOVA 45, NO. 3 TIGERS 35 NO. 7 TIGERS 44, ALBANY 17 NO. 7 TIGERS 48, RICHMOND 32

OCT. 12, 2013 | JOHNNY UNITAS® STADIUM OCT. 19, 2013 | BOB FORD FIELD OCT. 26, 2013 | ROBBINS STADIUM TOWSON, Md. – Quarterback John Robertson ran for 150 ALBANY, N.Y. – Led by Terrance West, who ran for 183 RICHMOND, Va. – The Tigers continued their success on yards and scored three touchdowns as No. 15 Villanova ended yards on 22 carries and scored two touchdowns, the No. 7 the road as Terrance West scored fi ve touchdowns to lead the No. 3 Tigers’ 10-game winning streak with a 45-35 CAA Tigers overcame four turnovers and an early 7-3 defi cit en the No. 7 Tigers to a 48-32 Colonial Athletic Association victory at Unitas Stadium. route to a 44-17 Colonial Athletic Association victory over (CAA) victory over Richmond at Robbins Stadium. It marked The Wildcats, who earned their fourth win in a row, took Albany at Bob Ford Field. Towson’s ninth consecutive win on the road. advantage of three Tiger turnovers in the fi rst 10 minutes to For the Tigers, it marked their eighth consecutive win West, who ran for a career-high 272 yards on 29 carries, take a 21-0 lead with 4:59 left in the fi rst quarter. The Tigers on the road, a mark dating back to Oct. 27, 2012 a win over gave Towson an early 7-0 lead when he completed a 98-yard came back and got on the scoreboard when Peter Athens Villanova. For the fourth consecutive game, the Tigers fell drive by catching a six-yard TD pass from Peter Athens. threw an 80-yard touchdown pass to Spencer Wilkins just 12 behind in the fi rst quarter. West’s two-yard run early in the second quarter upped the seconds after the Wildcats grabbed their 21-0 lead. However, lead to 13-6. Drew Evangelista’s conversion kick was blocked, and the Late in the fi rst period, the Tigers turned the ball over With the Tigers clinging to a 13-12 lead in the second Tigers trailed by 21-6. when defensive end Cory Connell tipped a pass into the air quarter, West scored on a one-yard run to complete a 70- Robertson’s seven-yard touchdown pass to Earnest Pet- and caught it for an interception at the Towson 24-yard line. yard drive and give Towson a 20-12 lead with 2:20 left in the taway early in the second quarter upped the lead to 28-6. How- Three plays later, Jake Meek took a direct snap and scored fi rst half. Moments later, Christian Carpenter intercepted ever, Derrick Joseph’s 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown on a 10-yard TD run. Tom O’Riordan’s conversion kick gave a pass and returned it 34 yards for a touchdown to put the pulled Towson to within 28-12. Terrance West’s two-point the Great Danes a 7-0 lead. Tigers up by 27-12. The Spiders cut into the lead with 19 conversion pass to James Oboh made it a 28-14 game. The Tigers came right back and drove to the Albany seconds left in the half, making it 27-18. The Wildcats responded with a 75-yard drive that resulting 33-yard line. Graduate student Drew Evangelista got the The Tigers took control of the game in the second half. in a four-yard touchdown run by Robertson and a 35-14 Tigers on the scoreboard when he made a 50-yard fi eld West’s one-yard run in the third quarter gave Towson a 34-18 Villanova lead. When Mark Hamilton kicked a 21-yard fi eld goal goal on the fi nal play of the fi rst quarter, pulling Towson to lead. When Telvion Clark sacked Michael Strauss, recov- with 22 seconds left in the half, the Wildcats owned a 38-14 within 7-3. Albany responded by driving to the Tiger 31-yard ered the fumble and scored on a 32-yard run, the Tigers led, lead at intermission. In the fi rst half, the Tigers were held to 11 line. But the Great Danes stalled, and the Tigers took over 41-18. offensive plays. when Syd Holt sacked Will Fiacchi on fourth down. After Richmond scored a bizarre touchdown on a muffed In the third quarter, the Tigers marched 90 yards in 20 Over the next 3:38, the Tigers scored three touchdowns punt, the Tigers closed out the win with 72-yard drive that plays to cut into their defi cit. West’s 13-yard TD run and a to take control of the game. With 6:42 remaining in the resulted in West’s fi fth touchdown. His three-yard run gave two-point conversion pass from Athens to Darius Victor pulled half, West broke loose for a 59-yard touchdown run, giving the Tigers a 48-24 lead with 7:16 left in the game. Towson to within 38-22. Towson a 24-7 advantage with 6:42 left in the half. With his career high performance, West became Robertson’s third TD run, a 10-yarder, capped off an 80- Towson’s all-time rushing leader, surpassing Jason Corle’s yard drive and gave Villanova a 45-22 lead with 14:02 remaining In the fi nal minute of the half, O’Riordan kicked a record of 3,601 yards. He also broke the CAA record for in the game. 35-yard fi eld goal, cutting the Albany defi cit to 24-10 at career rushing touchdowns with his 66th score. West now The Tigers tried to come from behind and pull out the win. halftime. has 68 touchdowns in 30 career games. A nine-yard touchdown pass from Athens to Oboh cut the lead On the opening drive of the second half, Peter Athens While West was leading the Tigers’ offense, Clark had the to 45-28 with 7:49 left. After the Tigers recovered an onsides hooked up with Spencer Wilkins for a 51-yard pass to set best game of his career on defense. He made a career-high kick by D.J.Soven, they marched 52 yards in fi ve plays and up West’s second TD run of the game. When West scored on 16 tackles and recovered two fumbles. He also forced a made it a 45-35 game on a one-yard TD run by West. a seven-yard run, it capped off an 84-yard, 10-play drive and fumble and had two tackles for lost yardage. In addition, gave Towson a 31-10 lead. With 4:26 left in the third quarter, he scored his fi rst career touchdown on the 32-yard fumble SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final Darius Victor scored on a seven-yard touchdown run to return. Villanova (4-2, 3-0) 21 17 0 7 45 give Towson a 38-10 advantage. Junior Trea Jones added an Towson (6-1, 2-1) 6 8 8 13 35 insurance touchdown with 54 seconds left to give Towson a SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final 44-17 advantage. It was the fi rst TD of his career. Towson (8-1, 4-1) 7 20 7 14 48 SCORING SUMMARY Richmond (2-6, 0-4) 6 12 0 14 32 VILLA- Gary Underwood, 20 pass from John Robertson. SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final (14:03 1st - 2 plays, 20 yds., 4:09). Mark Hamilton kick. Towson (7-1, 3-1) 3 21 14 6 44 SCORING SUMMARY Albany (1-7, 0-4) 7 3 0 7 17 TOWSON - Terrance West, 6 pass from Peter Athens. (8:59 VILLA- John Robertson, 2 run. (9:39 1st - 8 plays, 32 yds., 1st - 6 plays, 98 yds., 2:45). Drew Evangelista kick. 3:39). Mark Hamilton kick. SCORING SUMMARY ALBANY- Jake Meek, 10 run. (3:01 1st - 3 plays, 24 yds., 0:58). RICHMOND - Shane Savage, 10 pass from Michael Strauss. VILLA- Kevin Monangai, 1 run. (4:59 1st - 7 plays, 44 yds., Tom O’Riordan kick. (0:10 1st - 13 plays, 79 yds., 5:19). Kick blocked. 3:18). Mark Hamilton kick. TOWSON- Drew Evangelista, 50 field goal. (0:00 1st - 7 plays, TOWSON - Terrance West, 2 run. (9:52 2nd - 13 plays, 78 yds., TOWSON - Spencer Wilkins, 80 pass from Peter Athens. (4:47 40 yds., 3:00). 5:08). Kick failed. 1st - 1 play, 80 yds.,0:12). Kick blocked. TOWSON - Spencer Wilkins, 38 pass from Peter Athens. RICHMOND - David Broadus, 6 run. (6:49 2nd - 7 plays, 75 VILLA- Earnest Pettaway, 7 pass from John Robertson. (14:01 (10:20 2nd - 5 plays, 60 yds.,1:41). Drew Evangelista kick. yds.,3:03). Kick failed. 2nd - 12 plays, 74 yds., 5:37). Mark Hamilton kick. TOWSON- Donnell Lewis, 38 interception return. (8:48 2nd). TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (2:20 2nd - 9 plays, 70 yds., TOWSON - Derrick Joseph, 90 kickoff return. (13:47 2nd). Drew Evangelista kick. 4:23). Drew Evangelista kick. James Oboh, pass from Terrance West. TOWSON - Terrance West, 59 run. (6:42 2nd - 2 plays, 59 yds., TOWSON - Christian Carpenter, 34 interception return. (1:45 VILLA- John Robertson, 4 run. (5:39 2nd - 16 plays, 75 yds., 0:43). Drew Evangelista kick. 2nd). Drew Evangelista kick. 8:08). Mark Hamilton kick. ALBANY- Tom O’Riordan, 35 field goal. (0:10 2nd - 11 plays, RICHMOND - Rashad Ponder, 11 pass from Michael Strauss. VILLA- Mark Hamilton, 21 field goal. (0:22 2nd - 10 plays, 51 83 yds., 1:33). (0:19 2nd - 8 plays, 75 yds., 1:25). Kick blocked. yds., 3:37). TOWSON - Terrance West, 7 run. (11:11 3rd - 10 plays, 84 yds., TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (4:30 3rd - 8 plays, 93 yds., TOWSON - Terrance West, 13 run. (2:50 3rd - 20 plays, 90 3:44). Drew Evangelista kick. 3:52). Drew Evangelista kick. yds., 7:46). Darius Victor, pass from Peter Athens. TOWSON - Darius Victor, 7 run. (4:33 3rd - 6 plays, 68 yds., TOWSON - Telvion Clark, 32 fumble return. (12:19 4th ). Drew VILLA- John Robertson, 10 run. (14:02 4th - 8 plays, 80 yds., 2:21). Drew Evangelista kick. Evangelista kick. 3:45). Mark Hamilton kick. ALBANY - Jameel Gay, 28 pass from Will Fiacchi. (1:52 3rd - 9 RICHMOND - Aaron Roane, 0 fumble return. (10:00 4th). Pass TOWSON - James Oboh, 9 pass from Peter Athens. (7:49 4th - plays, 50 yds., 2:34). Tom O’Riordan kick. failed. 8 plays, 49 yds., 1:37). Pass failed. TOWSON - Trea Jones, 2 run. (0:54 4th - 8 plays, 54 yds., TOWSON - Terrance West, 3 run. (7:16 4th - 6 plays, 72 yds., TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (6:31 4th - 5 plays, 52 yds., 3:51). Kick blocked. 2:35). Drew Evangelista kick 1:18). Drew Evangelista kick. RICHMOND - Shane Savage, 10 pass from Kyle Lauletta. (0:38 4th - 13 58 plays, 69 yds., 3:22). Shane Savage pass from Kyle Lauletta. 2014 Football

NO. 21 DELAWARE 32, NO. 7 TIGERS 31 NO. 10 TIGERS 15, NO. 16 W&M 9 NO. 7 TIGERS 28, JMU 17

NOV. 2, 2013 | JOHNNY UNITAS® STADIUM NOV. 16, 2013 | ZABLE STADIUM NOV. 23, 2013 | JOHNNY UNITAS® STADIUM TOWSON, Md. – Junior Terrance West ran for 206 yards on WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – Safety Donnell Lewis had 10 tackles TOWSON, Md. – Junior Terrance West scored three touch- 29 carries and scored two touchdowns, but it wasn’t enough, with an interception to lead the No. 10 Tigers to their 10th downs and ran for 100 yards to support a solid defensive as the No. 7 Tigers fell victim to a miraculous comeback by straight road victory, a 15-9 Colonial Athletic Association win effort as the No. 7 Tigers outlasted James Madison by a No. 21 Delaware as the Blue Hens pulled out a 32-31 Colonial over No. 16 William & Mary at Zable Stadium. 28-17 margin in the Colonial Athletic Association fi nale for Athletic Association victory at Unitas Stadium. The Tribe came into the game with the top-ranked both teams at Unitas Stadium. The Tigers built a 31-10 lead with 14:31 left in the fourth defense in NCAA FCS, allowing only 12.2 points per game. The win was Towson’s fi rst victory over JMU since 1992. quarter before Delaware rallied. A one-yard touchdown run While the Tribe held the Tigers to their lowest point total of The win also enabled the Tigers to have a 10-victory season by Jalen Randolph cut the defi cit to 31-17 with 11:26 left. the season, the Tiger defense did an even better job. The for the fi rst time since 1983. With 4:23 remaining, the Blue Hens took possession at Tigers shut out the Tribe in the second half, stopping them A top candidate for the Walter Payton Award, West their own 20-yard line stilll trailing by 31-17. Quarterback on downs three times in Towson territory. ran for 100 yards on 22 carries with three touchdowns. His Trevor Sasek directed an 80-yard, 17-play drive resulting Terrance West provided most of the offense for the touchdowns increased his season total to 31, a school record in an 11-yard touchdown pass to Michael Johnson with 48 Tigers. He ran for 157 yards on 30 carries and scored twice. and a total that leads FCS football. He fi nished the regular seconds left. He also became the fi rst Tiger to rush for more than 4,000 season with 1,865 yards on 301 carries, the top mark in the Trailing by 31-24, the Blue Hens recovered on onsides career yards. In 32 career games, he has 4,105 yards. West nation. kick to keep their hopes alive. After completing 28-yard and also upped his total to an NCAA-leading 28 touchdowns this The Dukes took a 7-0 lead midway through the fi rst 30-yard passes, Sasek had a fi rst down at the Towson three- season and 72 career TDs. quarter. On fourth down-and-15 yards to go at the Towson yard line. On the next play, he threw a three-yard touchdown The Tribe took an early 3-0 lead on a 43-yard fi eld on 29-yard line, quarterback Michael Birdsong hit junior pass to Rob Jones, making it a 31-30 game with 19 seconds the opening possession of the game. On the Tigers’ second Anthony Rose for a touchdown, giving James Madison an left. Delaware elected to go for the win and Sasek hit Jones possession, they marched 72 yards in 11 plays to take a 7-3 early lead. with a conversion pass, giving Delaware a shocking victory. lead. West capped off the drive by scoring his 27th touch- On their next possession, the Tigers wasted no time For most of the game, it appeared that the Tigers would down of the season on a one-yard run. tying the score. They marched 61 yards on eight plays and earn their ninth win of the season after they overcame an William & Mary came right back and drove to the Tiger evened the score at 7-7 when West scored on a seven-yard early 10-7 defi cit. Towson scored 24 consecutive points to 13-yard line where the drive stalled. The Tribe’s second fi eld run with 1:47 left in the fi rst quarter. take an almost comfortable lead. goal, a 30-yarder pulled the Tribe to within 7-6 with 10:19 left Midway through the second quarter, cornerback Tye West fi nished off a pair of long drives in the second in the fi rst half. Smith intercepted a pass and returned it to the JMU 33-yard quarter with one-yard touchdown runs to give Towson a A 31-yard fi eld goal with 30 seconds left in the half line. West scored the go-ahead touchdown on a six-yard run, 21-10 lead at halftime. gave the Tribe a 9-7 lead at halftime. giving Towson a 14-7 advantage with 5:40 left in the fi rst When Peter Athens threw a fi ve-yard touchdown pass Trailing in the third quarter, the Tiger offense came up half. Towson took a 21-7 lead at halftime. to Emmanuel Holder early in the third quarter, the Tigers with a big drive. The Tigers marched 71 yards on 10 plays to In the third quarter, JMU tried to come back. The Dukes had a 28-10 advantage. re-take the lead. A 13-yard pass from Peter Athens to Brian held the Tigers without a fi rst down and scored 10 consecu- The Tigers, who had 332 rushing yards on 50 carries, Dowling gave Towson a fi rst down at the Tribe’s 14-yard tive points. After a fi eld goal by Cameron Starke, Dae’Quan had 492 total yards against the Blue Hens. Freshman Darius line. But the drive stalled and the Tigers had fourth-and- Scott cut the defi cit to 21-17 with a 46-yard punt return for a Victor ran for 78 yards on 15 carries and scored a touch- nine. Drew Evangelista came in to try a 31-yard fi eld goal. touchdown. down. However, it was a fake. Holder Connor Frazier, the back-up With their lead trimmed, the Tigers responded with quarterback, ran 10 yards for the fi rst down. On the next their best drive of the game. They marched 79 yards on SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final play, West gave Towson a 13-9 lead on a three-yard run with nine plays to grab a 28-17 lead. West scored on a six-yard Delaware (7-2, 4-1) 10 0 0 22 32 1:25 left in the third quarter. touchdown run, giving Towson a 28-17 lead 11:44 left in the Towson (8-2, 4-2) 7 14 7 3 31 The Tigers tried for the two-point conversion, and game. Athens fumbled at the one-yard line. Tribe Defensive back SCORING SUMMARY Jerome Couplin recovered in the end zone and tried to SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final DELAWARE - Sean Baner, 20 field goal. (9:52 1st - 11 plays, 70 advance. Left guard Anthony Davis tackled him in the end James Madison (6-6, 3-5) 7 0 10 0 17 yds., 5:08). zone and forced a fumble. Frazier recovered and the Tigers Towson (10-2, 6-2) 7 14 0 7 28 had a two-point conversion and a 15-9 lead. TOWSON - Darius Victor, 22 run. (6:52 1st - 7 plays, 82 yds., SCORING SUMMARY 2:56). Drew Evangelista kick. SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final JMU - Anthony Rose, 29 pass from Michael Birdsong. (6:24 Towson (9-2, 5-2) 0 7 8 0 15 1st - 9 plays, 73 yds., 3:29) DELAWARE - Jerel Harrison, 16 pass from Trevor Sasek. (3:36 William & Mary (6-4, 4-3) 3 6 0 0 9 1st - 7 plays, 34 yds., 3:04). Sean Baner kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 7 run. (1:471st - 8 plays, 61 yds., SCORING SUMMARY 4:31). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (5:24 2nd - 8 plays, 80 yds., W&M - John Carpenter, 43 field goal. (12:17 1st - 7 plays, 43 3:21). Drew Evangelista kick.. yds., 2:43) TOWSON - Terrance West, 6 run. (5:40 2nd - 6 plays, 33 yds., 2:32). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (0:26 2nd - 9 plays, 61 yds., TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (14:56 2nd - 11plays, 72 yds., 3:38). Drew Evangelista kick. 5:35). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Connor Frazier, 35 pass from Peter Athens. (0:43 2nd - 5 plays, 45 yds., 0:52). Drew Evangelista kick.. TOWSON - Emmanuel Holder, 5 pass from Peter Athens. W&M - John Carpenter, 30 field goal. (10:19 2nd - 11 plays, 62 (13:22 3rd - 5 plays, 79 yds. - 1:32). Drew Evangelista kick. yds., 4:37) JMU - Cameron Starke,. 21 field goal. (6:02 3rd - 11 plays, 33 yds., 4:25). TOWSON - Drew Evangelista, 25 field goal. (14:31 4th - 10 W&M - John Carpenter, 31 field goal. (0:30 2nd - 11 plays, 57 plays, 69 yds., 2:56). yds., 4:16) TOWSON - Terrance West, 6 run. (11:44 4th - 9 plays, 79 yds. - 3:41). Drew Evangelista kick. DELAWARE - Jalen Randolph, 1 run. (11:26 4th - 10 plays, 56 TOWSON - Terrance West, 3 run. (1:25 3rd - 10 plays, 71 yds., yds., 2:57). Sean Baner kick. 4:13). Connor Frazier run.. DELAWARE - Michael Johnson, 11 pass from Trevor Sasek. (0:48 4th - 17 plays, 80 yds., 3:35). Sean Baner kick.

DELAWARE - Rob Jones, 3 pass from Trevor Sasek. (0:19 4th - 3 plays, 51 yds., 0:45). Rob Jones pass from Trevor Sasek.

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NO. 5 TIGERS 48, NO. 9 FORDHAM 28 NO. 5 TIGERS 49, NO. 2 EASTERN ILLINOIS 39 NO. 5 TIGERS 35, NO. 3 E. WASHINGTON 31

DEC. 7, 2013 | JOHNNY UNITAS® STADIUM DEC. 13, 2013 | O’BRIEN FIELD DEC. 21, 2013 | ROOS FIELD TOWSON, Md. – Quarterback Peter Athens completed 13 CHARLESTON, Ill. – Running back Terrance West set an CHENEY, Wash. – Trailing by 31-21 with less than six minutes of 15 passes for 301 yards and three touchdowns as the NCAA FCS playoff record with 354 yards on 39 carries and remaining, reserve quarterback Connor Frazier directed No. 5 Tigers advanced to the quarterfi nals of the NCAA scored fi ve touchdowns to lead the Tigers to a 49-39 victory a stirring comeback to lead the No. 5 Tigers to a 35-31 win FCS playoffs with a 48-28 victory over Fordham at Johnny over No. 2 Eastern Illinois in the quarterfi nals of the NCAA over No. 3 Eastern Washington in the NCAA FCS semifi nals. Unitas ® Stadium. FCS playoffs. With the win, the Tigers advanced to the NCAA FCS On the fi rst drive of the second half, the Tigers broke After the Panthers took a 14-0 lead, the game turned championship game for the fi rst time ever. a 21-21 tie and took the lead when they drove 76 yards in dramatically. Late in the fi rst quarter, West burst through Trailing by 31-21 midway through the fourth quarter, the four plays. Athens’ 46-yard TD pass to freshman Andre the right side for a 47-yard run to EIU 25-yard line. On that Tigers marched 75 yards in 15 plays. On fourth-and-goal at Dessenberg gave the Tigers a 28-21 advantage. run, he broke the Towson single-season rushing record of the Eastern Washington three-yard line, junior Terrance After a fumble recovery by Alexander DiSanzo, 2,016 yards set by Tony Vinson in 1993. Four plays later, West West ran to his left, stopped and reversed fi eld. He broke Terrance West scored on a fi ve-yard run to give the Tigers scored on a nine-yard run and the Tigers cut their defi cit to two tackles on his way to the end zone as he scored his a 35-21 lead with 5:31 left in the third quarter. 14-7 with 12:40 left in the fi rst half. second touchdown of the game. His touchdown cut the Athens led another effi cient 70-yard touchdown drive. The Tigers took their fi rst lead of the game when West Tigers’ defi cit to 31-28 with 5:09 left. With 10:54 left in the game, West scored his third TD on a scampered left and broke a few tackles on his way to a 63- The Eagles, who rolled up 580 yards of total offense, 14-yard run and Towson had a 42-21 advantage. yard TD run. That gave the Tigers a 21-14 lead with 4:39 left drove the ball deep into Towson territory. Facing fourth With 9:13 left, the Rams got on the scoreboard when in the half. down-and-two at the Towson 29-yard line, the Eagles went quarterback Michael Nebrich threw a 20-yard TD pass to On the opening kickoff of the second half, Jordan for the fi rst down as quarterback Vernon Adams tried to Brian Wetzel that pulled Fordham to within 42-28. Love lost a fumble, and EIU quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo connect with freshman wide receiver Cooper Kupp. How- After Thomas Bradley recovered an onsides kick for scored on a one-yard run to tie the game at 21-21. Moments ever, the pass was just beyond Kupp’s reach, and the Tigers the Tigers at the Fordham 46-yard line, Darius Victor later, the Tigers went 75 yards on seven plays. West scored took over at their own 29-yard line with 1:35 remaining in scored on a 22-yard run to put the Tigers ahead, 48-28. on a six-yard run to give Towson a 28-21 lead. the game. The Tigers built a 21-7 fi rst half lead before the Rams After a 28-yard fi eld goal cut the EIU defi cit to 28-24, Frazier, who entered the game when senior quarterback came back to tie the game. On the opening possession, the West capped off a 70-yard, 10-play drive with a fi ve-yard Peter Athens was injured, proceeded to direct a 71-yard, Tigers went up 7-0 with a 67-yard drive. West’s one-yard run TD run, giving the Tigers their biggest lead of the game at 10-play drive. On the drive, Frazier completed all fi ve pass gave Towson the early advantage. 35-24. attempts for 48 yards. His 22-yard completion to Brian After the Rams tied the game, Towson marched 64 In the fourth quarter, EIU cut its defi cit to 35-32 when Dowling gave the Tigers a fi rst down at the Eagles’ 34-yard yards on seven plays and scored. On fourth-and-three, Garoppolo threw a 39-yard TD pass to Jeff LePak. The line. Four plays later, Frazier scrambled to the Eagles’ one- Athens rolled to his right and threw a 32-yard TD pass to two-point conversion made it 35-32. A three-yard TD run by yard line with 25 seconds left. After West was tackled for no tight end James Oboh to put the Tigers back on top 14-7. Darius Victor gave Towson a 42-32 lead. With 7:33 left, West gain on fi rst down, Frazier scored on a quarterback sneak When Athens threw a 41-yard screen pass to Victor for a scored on a three-yard run for his fi fth touchdown of the with 17 seconds left to put the Tigers ahead. Drew Evange- touchdown, the Tigers had a 21-7 lead with 12:12 left in the game and a 49-32 Towson lead. With 3:08 left, EIU scored on lista’s conversion gave Towson a 35-31 advantage. On the half. a 10-yard run, for the fi nal margin. Eagles’ fi rst play after the kickoff, Adams threw a deep pass The Rams cut their defi cit to 21-14 when Nebrich threw a that was intercepted by Christian Carpenter at the Tigers’ 23-yard touchdown pass to Sam Ajala with 6:32 remaining. SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final 24-yard line. After a muffed punt, Fordham tied the game when Nebrich Towson (12-2) 0 21 14 14 49 threw a 37-yard touchdown pass with 41 seconds left in the Eastern Illinois (12-2) 14 0 10 15 39 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final half. Towson (13-2) 14 7 0 14 35 SCORING SUMMARY E. Washington (12-3) 0 7 17 7 31 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final EIU - Erik Lora, 3 pass from Jimmy Garoppolo. (10:13 1st - 17 plays, 76 yds., 4:47). Cameron Berra kick. Fordham (12-2) 7 14 0 7 28 SCORING SUMMARY Towson (10-2, 6-2) 7 14 14 13 48 EIU - Jimmy Garoppolo, 6 run. (7:18 1st - 6 plays, 63 yds., 1:27). TOWSON - Emmanuel Holder, 1 pass from Peter Athens. (10:29 1st - 9 plays, 75 yds., 4:31). Drew Evangelista kick. SCORING SUMMARY Cameron Berra kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (8:59 1st - 11 plays, 67 yds., 5:27). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 9 run. (12:40 2nd - 5 plays, 72 yds., TOWSON - Terrance West, 1 run. (4:40 1st - 8 plays, 88 yds., 1:26). Drew Evangelista kick. 3:44). Drew Evangelista kick. FORDHAM - Jorge Solano, 9 pass from Michael Nebrich. (3:48 1st - 13 plays, 71 yds., 5:04). Michael Marando kick. TOWSON - Connor Frazier, 4 run. (6:21 2nd - 10 plays, 63 yds., TOWSON - Brian Dowling, 38 pass from Peter Athens. (10:32 3:25). Drew Evangelista kick. 2nd - 7 plays, 91 yds., 3:34). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - James Oboh, 32 pass from Peter Athens. (14:53 2nd - 7 plays, 64 yds., 3:49). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 63 run. (4:39 2nd - 2 plays, 76 yds., EWU - Quincy Forte, 8 pass from Vernon Adams. (7:41 2nd - 7 0:37). Drew Evangelista kick. plays, 67 yds., 2:51). Kevin Miller kick. TOWSON - Darius Victor, 41 pass from Peter Athens. (12:12 2nd - 4 plays, 63 yds., 1:31). Drew Evangelista kick. EIU - Jimmy Garoppolo, 1 run. (13:15 3rd - 6 plays, 36 yds., 1:35). EWU - Quincy Forte, 7 run. (11:34 3rd - 10 plays, 92 yds., 3:25). Cameron Berra kick. Kevin Miller kick. FORDHAM - Sam Alaja, 23 pass from Michael Nebrich. (6:32 2nd - 12 plays, 89 yds., 5:32). Michael Marando kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 6 run. (9:52 3rd - 7 plays, 75 yds., 3:15). EWU - Kevin Miller, 22 fi eld goal. (4:15 3rd - 12 plays, 86 yds., Drew Evangelista kick. 5:08). FORDHAM - Sam Alaja, 37 pass from Michael Nebrich. (0:41 2nd - 7 plays, 47 yds., 2:39). Michael Marando kick. EIU - Cameron Berra, 28 fi eld goal. (6:20 3rd - 14 plays, 63 yds., EWU - Mario Brown, 3 run. (1:36 3rd - 2 plays, 23 yds., 0:28). 3:27). Kevin Miller kick. TOWSON - Andre Dessenberg, 46 pass from Peter Athens. (13:05 3rd - 4 plays, 76 yds., 1:48). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 5 run. (1:13 3rd - 10 plays, 70 yds. - EWU - Cory Mitchell, 13 pass from Vernon Adams. (11:55 4th - 5:02). Drew Evangelista kick. 9 plays, 82 yds., 2:58). Kevin Miller kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 5 run. (5:31 3rd - 9 plays, 54 yds. - 4:40). Drew Evangelista kick. EIU - Jeff LePak, 39 pass from Jimmy Garoppolo. (14:35 4th- 8 plays, 74 yds., 1:35). Erik Lora, pass from Jimmy Garoppolo. TOWSON - Terrance West, 3 run. (5:09 4th - 15 plays, 75 yds., 6:46). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 14 run. (10:54 4th - 8 plays, 70 yds. - 4:01). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Darius Victor, 3 run. (9:53 4th - 3 plays, 42 yds. - 1:04). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Connor Frazier, 1 run. (0:17 4th - 10 plays, 71 yds. - 1:18). Drew Evangelista kick. FORDHAM - Brian Wetzel, 20 pass from Michael Nebrich. (9:13 4th - 5 plays, 64 yds., 1:36). Michael Marando kick. TOWSON - Terrance West, 3 run. (7:33 4th - 3 plays, 22 yds. - 1:23). Drew Evangelista kick. TOWSON - Darius Victor, 22 run. (6:25 4th - 5 plays, 46 yds. - 6:25). Kick blocked. EIU - Ryan Meyer, 10 run. (3:08 4th - 16 plays, 64 yds., 4:19). Cameron Berra kick. 60 2014 Football

NO. 1 NORTH DAKOTA ST. 35, NO. 5 TIGERS 7

JAN. 4, 2014 | TOYOTA STADIUM FRISCO, Texas – The Tigers’ magical run to the NCAA FCS championship came up one victory short as two-time defending champion North Dakota State University won its 24th consecutive game and its third consecutive title, hand- ing the Tigers a 35-7 setback in the NCAA FCS Championship Game. The Bison, who were the top-ranked team in the nation all season, used big plays on special teams and defense to seize control of the contest in the second quarter. With the game tied at 7-7 in the second quarter, the Tigers reached the Bison 27-yard line. However, freshman Darius Victor was thrown for a three-yard loss when he slipped and fell on the loose turf. Two plays later, the game turned dramatically. Senior D.J. Soven tried a 41-yard fi eld goal. It was blocked by Colten Heagle and defensive end Kyle Emmanuel picked the ball up at the Bison 36-yard and returned it 59 yards to the Towson fi ve-yard line. On the next play, senior Ryan Smith scored from fi ve yards out to give the Bison a 14-7 lead with 4:48 left in the fi rst half. On their next drive, the Tigers reached the Bison 45- yard line. A long pass by Peter Athens, intended for Brian Dowling, was intercepted by sophomore C.J. Smith at the NDSU 25-yard line. He returned it 32 yards to the Towson 43- yard line. Five plays later, quarterback threw a 12-yard touchdown pass as the Bison extended their lead to 21-7. North Dakota State took control of the game in the third quarter. The Bison defense held Towson to 48 yards of offense and two fi rst downs in the period. Meanwhile, the Bison had 175 yards of offense and extended their lead to 28-7. Terrance West scored his 42nd touchdown of the season and 86th of his career in the FCS National Later in the third quarter, the Bison reached the Towson one-yard line where they faced fourth-and-goal. But, Sam Championship game against North Dakota State. Ojuri was stopped short of the end zone by Max Tejada and Christian Carpenter, and the Tigers hoped the momentum had shifted. However, the Bison defense forced a short Tiger punt which gave NDSU great fi eld position at the Towson 31-yard line. Seven plays later, Ojuri scored from one yard out and North Dakota State had a 35-7 lead.

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Final Towson (13-3) 7 0 0 0 7 North Dakota State (15-0) 7 14 7 7 35

SCORING SUMMARY NDSU - John Crockett, 2 run (5:34 1st - 5 plays, 54 yds., 2:49). Adam Keller kick.

TOWSON - Terrance West, 3 run (0:00 1st - 12 plays, 77 yds., 5:34). Drew Evangelista kick.

NDSU - Ryan Smith, 5 run (4:43 2nd - 1 play, 5 yds., 0:05). Adam Keller kick.

NDSU - Zach Vraa, 12 pass from Brock Jensen (1:05 2nd - 5 plays, 43 yds., 1:30). Adam Keller kick.

NDSU - Brock Jensen, 9 run (9:09 3rd - 8 plays, 88 yds., 4:08). Adam Keller kick.

NDSU - Sam Ojuri, 1 run (13:09 4th - 7 plays, 31 yds., 3:04). Adam Keller kick.

Peter Athens threw for 267 yards in the FCS National Championship game against North Dakota State.

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2013 Team Statistics

TEAM STATISTICS...... TOWSON ...... OPP SCORING ...... 585...... 383 Points Per Game ...... 36.6...... 23.9 FIRST DOWNS ...... 361 ...... 346 Rushing ...... 185 ...... 129 Passing ...... 159 ...... 193 Penalty ...... 17 ...... 24 RUSHING YARDAGE ...... 3830 ...... 2026 Yards gained rushing ...... 4096 ...... 2388 Yards lost rushing ...... 266...... 362 Rushing Attempts ...... 712 ...... 552 Average Per Rush ...... 5.4 ...... 3.7 Average Per Game ...... 239.4 ...... 126.6 TDs Rushing ...... 55 ...... 20 PASSING YARDAGE ...... 3622 ...... 3839 Comp-Att-Int ...... 266-413-13 ...... 374-596-16 Average Per Pass ...... 8.8 ...... 6.4 Average Per Catch ...... 13.6...... 10.3 Average Per Game ...... 226.4 ...... 239.9 TDs Passing ...... 19 ...... 28 TOTAL OFFENSE ...... 7452 ...... 5865 Total Plays ...... 1125...... 1148 Average Per Play ...... 6.6 ...... 5.1 Average Per Game ...... 465.8 ...... 366.6 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 58-1070 ...... 87-1470 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 20-45...... 17-88 INT RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 16-275...... 13-77 KICK RETURN AVERAGE ...... 18.4...... 16.9 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE ...... 2.2 ...... 5.2 Darius Victor was part of the Tiger offensive attack that ran for 3,830 yards INT RETURN AVERAGE ...... 17.2 ...... 5.9 in 2013. FUMBLES-LOST ...... 31-20 ...... 37-19 PENALTIES-Yards ...... 110-936 ...... 89-763 Average Per Game ...... 58.5...... 47.7 PUNTS-Yards ...... 50-1867 ...... 71-2730 Average Per Punt ...... 37.3...... 38.5 Net punt average ...... 34.8...... 36.7 KICKOFFS-Yards ...... 102-5665 ...... 71-3970 Average Per Kick ...... 55.5...... 55.9 Net kick average ...... 51.5...... 36.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ...... 31:44 ...... 28:16 3RD-DOWN Conversions ...... 100/204 ...... 82/223 3rd-Down Pct ...... 49% ...... 37% 4TH-DOWN Conversions ...... 26/36 ...... 24/46 4th-Down Pct ...... 72% ...... 52% SACKS BY-Yards ...... 41-217 ...... 15-99 MISC YARDS ...... 0 ...... 71 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ...... 81...... 50 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ...... 7-16...... 11-16 ON-SIDE KICKS ...... 1-1 ...... 1-6 RED-ZONE SCORES ...... (61-79) 77% ...... (46-61) 75% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ...... (56-79) 71% ...... (36-61) 59% PAT-ATTEMPTS ...... (70-76) 92% ...... (40-43) 93% ATTENDANCE ...... 50838...... 85799 Games/Avg Per Game ...... 6/8473 ...... 9/9533 Neutral Site Games ...... 1/19802 Score By Quarters...... 1 2 3 4 OT Total ...... Avg. Tigers...... 89 222 144 130 0 585 ...... 36.6 Opponents...... 130 93 58 102 0 383 ...... 23.9 Monte Gaddis had 124 tackles for the Tigers during the 2013 season, includ- ing seven in the FCS National Championship game.

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2013 Individual Statistics PASSING 2013 SEASON Player Att. Com. Int. Yds. Pct. Long TD Peter Athens 397 256 13 3461 64.5 80 19 Connor Frazier 14 9 0 141 64.3 50 0 TEAM 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 Leon Kinnard 1 1 0 20 100.0 20 0 Total...... 413 266 13 3622 64.4 80 19 Opponents...... 596 374 16 3839 62.8 40 28

RUSHING 2013 SEASON Player Att. Net Avg. Long TDs Yds./Gm.

Terrance West 413 2509 6.1 79 41 156.8 Darius Victor 98 629 6.4 31 7 44.9 Connor Frazier 39 215 5.5 19 2 13.4 Peter Athens 69 162 2.3 24 2 10.1 Sterlin Phifer 26 135 5.2 33 1 27.0 Navassa Brown 14 72 5.1 15 0 9.0 Vince DePaola 7 36 5.1 9 0 2.2 Trea Jones 12 34 2.8 12 1 3.8 Ryan Egolf 1 19 19.0 19 0 4.8 Derrick Joseph 4 18 4.5 13 0 1.1 Emmanuel Holder 2 17 8.5 14 0 1.1 Brian Dowling 4 17 4.2 8 1 1.1 Brandon Berney 3 8 2.7 4 0 2.0 Leon Kinnard 2 5 2.5 5 0 0.5 DeAngelo Stephenson 1 4 4.0 4 0 0.3 Brian Dowling ran for 17 yards and a touchdown, and caught 32 passes for TEAM 17 -50 -2.9 0 0 -4.2 419 yards and a touchdown in 2013. Total...... 712 3830 5.4 79 55 239.4 Opponents...... 552 2026 3.7 44 20 126.6 .9

RECEIVING 2013 SEASON Player Rec. Yds. Avg. Long TD Leon Kinnard 43 664 15.4 73 1 Spencer Wilkins 40 691 17.3 80 4 Derrick Joseph 36 379 10.5 50 1 Brian Dowling 32 419 13.1 45 1 Terrance West 26 258 9.9 29 1 James Oboh 24 354 14.8 49 4 Andre Dessenberg 18 305 16.9 46 1 Emmanuel Holder 16 172 10.8 18 3 Connor Frazier 11 116 10.5 35 1 Arione Scott 9 115 12.8 20 0 Darius Victor 5 71 14.2 41 1 Sterlin Phifer 3 33 11.0 23 1 Willie Ponder 1 25 25.0 25 0 Tanner Vallely 1 16 16.0 16 0 Sean Mooney 1 4 4.0 4 0 Total...... 266 3622 13.6 80 19 Opponents...... 374 3839 10.3 40 28

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SCORING 2013 NCAA FCS Statistical Rankings 2013 SEASON Player TD FG Kick Rush RCV Pass Pts. WHERE INDIVIDUAL TIGERS RANKED (TOP 15) Terrance West 42 0 0 0 0 1-1 252 Rushing TDs...... Terrance West - 1st (41) Drew Evangelista 0 5-12 69-73 0 0 0 84 Darius Victor 8 0 0 0 1 0 50 Rushing Yards...... Terrance West - 1st (2519) James Oboh 4 0 0 0 1 0 26 Rushing Yards Per Game...... Terrance West - 1st (157.4) Spencer Wilkins 4 0 0 0 1 0 26 Scoring (Points Per Game) ...... Terrance West - 1st (15.8) Connor Frazier 3 0 0 1-1 0 0 20 All-Purpose Yards Per Game...... Terrance West - 5th (173.56) Derrick Joseph 3 0 0 0 0 0 18 Forced Fumbles Per Game ...... Telvion Clark - 15th (.31) Emmanuel Holder 3 0 0 0 0 0 18 Fumbles Recovered ...... Ryan Delaire - T3rd (4) Donnell Lewis 2 0 0 0 0 0 12 Sterlin Phifer 2 0 0 0 0 0 12 Kickoff Returns for TDs...... Derrick Joseph - T3rd (2) Brian Dowling 2 0 0 0 0 0 12 Passing Yards ...... Peter Athens - 10th (3461) Peter Athens 2 0 0 0 0 2-3 12 Solo Tackles Per Game ...... Telvion Clark - 15th (5.7) D.J. Soven 0 2-4 1-3 0 0 0 7 Trea Jones 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 Andre Dessenberg 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 WHERE THE TIGER TEAM RANKED (TOP 15) Thomas Bradley 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 Christian Carpenter 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 3rd Down Conversion Pct...... 8th (.490) Leon Kinnard 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 4th Down Conversion Pct...... 6th (.722) Telvion Clark 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 Total...... 81 7-16 70-76 1-1 3 3-4 585 First Downs Offense...... 4th (361) Opponents...... 50 11-16 40-43 1-1 4 4-6 383 Fumbles Recovered ...... T3rd (18) Kickoff Return Defense ...... 10th (16.90) Score by quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Passes Intercepted ...... T15th (16) TIGERS 89 222 144 130 0 585 Passing Yards Per Completion...... 15th (13.62) Opponents 130 93 58 102 0 383 Rushing Offense ...... 11th (240.0) Tackles for Loss Allowed...... 2nd (3.75) TACKLES Team Passing Effi ciency ...... 15th (146.96) 2013 SEASON Total Offense ...... 12th (466.4) Player Tackles Sacks FR BrUps Turnovers Gained ...... 4th (34) Telvion Clark 145 4.5-31 3-32 5 Monte Gaddis 124 2.5-15 1-0 1 Tye Smith 103 1.0-5 1-0 12 Christian Carpenter 98 0 2-0 4 Donnell Lewis 95 0 2-43 9 Ryan Delaire 68 11.5-73 4-0 3 Jordan Love 64 0 0 10 Jon Desir 60 1.5-12 0 5 Drew Cheripko 47 6.0-17 0 1 Arnold Farmer 37 1.5-1 1-0 0 Fred Overstreet 36 1.0-7 0 0 Alexander DiSanzo 33 0 1-0 0 Walter Dunston 26 0 0 1 Tungie Coker 20 0.5-1 0 0 Thomas Bradley 20 1.0-3 0 1 Max Tejada 20 6.5-24 0 0 DeAngelo Stephenson 18 0 0 1 Ryan Mays 18 0 0 2 Syd Holt 12 1.0-8 1-0 0 Jul. Killikelly-Lee 11 0 0 0 Malik Jackson 11 0 0 1 Bryton Barr 10 0.5-2 0 0 Greg Grant 10 1.0-1 0 0 Brendon Gannon 10 2.0-18 0 0 Vince DePaola 7 0 0 0 Dreon Johnson 7 0 0 0 Malik Johnson 7 1.0-5 0 0 Eric Handy 6 0 0 1 D.J. Soven 6 0 0 0 Jalil Gordon 5 0 0 1 Emmanuel Holder 3 0 0 0 Spencer Wilkins 2 0 0 0 Brandon Berney 2 0 0 0 Willie Ponder 1 0 0 0 Navassa Brown 1 0 0 0 Terrance West 1 0 0 0 Tevin McCleave 1 0 0 0 Sterlin Phifer 1 0 0 0 Jake Schunke 1 0 0 0 Andre Dessenberg 1 0 1-0 0 Eric Pike 1 0 0 0 Ryan Delaire fi nished third in the nation for fumbles recovered with four in Anthony Davis 1 0 0 0 2013. Tanner Vallely 0 0 1-0 0 Arione Scott 0 0 0 0 Bold indicates player returning in 2014 64 2014 Football

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INTERCEPTIONS 2013 SEASON Player Ints. Yds. Avg. Long TD Christian Carpenter 4 74 18.5 34 1 Donnell Lewis 4 38 9.5 38 1 Thomas Bradley 3 98 32.7 90 1 Monte Gaddis 2 35 17.5 35 0 Tye Smith 2 30 15.0 18 0 Jon Desir 1 0 0.0 0 0 Total...... 16 275 17.2 90 3 Opponents...... 13 77 5.9 32 0 KICKOFF RETURNS 2013 SEASON Player No. Yds. Avg. Long TD Derrick Joseph 35 819 23.4 95 2 Brian Dowling 11 147 13.4 27 0 Jordan Love 3 33 11.0 10 0 Leon Kinnard 3 57 19.0 37 0 Emmanuel Holder 1 0 0.0 0 0 Eric Handy 1 2 2.0 0 0 Thomas Bradley 1 0 0.0 0 0 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 Fred Overstreet 1 5 5.0 5 0 Navassa Brown 1 7 7.0 7 0 Total...... 58 1070 18.4 95 2 Opponents...... 87 1470 16.9 66 0 Derrick Joseph returned 35 kicks for 819 yards and two touchdowns in 2013. PUNTING 2013 SEASON Player No. Yds. Avg. Long Blkd. Jake Ryder 27 1071 39.7 54 1 Drew Evangelista 17 629 37.0 59 1 Connor Frazier 4 137 34.2 42 0 TEAM 2 30 15.0 30 0 Total...... 50 1867 37.3 59 2 Opponents...... 71 2730 38.5 76 1 PUNT RETURNS 2013 SEASON Player No. Yds. Avg. Long TD

Brian Dowling 15 64 4.3 16 0 Derrick Joseph 3 -25 -8.3 2 0 Ryan Mays 1 1 1.0 0 0 Arione Scott 1 2 2.0 0 0 Andre Dessenberg 0 3 0.0 3 0 Total...... 20 45 2.2 16 0 Opponents...... 17 88 5.2 46 1 PLACEKICKING 2013 SEASON Player FGA FGM Long XPA XPM Pts. Drew Evangelista 12 5 50 73 69 84 D.J. Soven 4 2 51 3 1 7 Tigers 16 7 101 76 70 91 Opponents 16 11 43 40 72

TOTAL OFFENSE (TOP PLAYERS) 2013 SEASON Player Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/Gm. Peter Athens 466 162 3461 3623 226.4 Terrance West 413 2509 0 2509 156.8 Darius Victor 98 629 0 629 44.9 Connor Frazier 53 215 141 356 22.2 Jake Ryder had 27 punts for 1,071 yards during the 2013 season. Sterlin Phifer 26 135 0 135 27.0 Total...... 1125 3830 3622 7452 465.8 Opponents...... 1148 2026 3839 5865 366.6 65 2014 Football

Coach Rob Ambrose and the Tigers have been very active in community service over the last fi ve years. “I have always believed that we are responsible for things greater than ourselves,”Coach Ambrose. “When I became the head coach at Towson, I was determined that community service would be an important part of our football team. “I have always believed that the University community us greater than the sum of its parts,” he added. “Our team is a large group of people who have ability. We can make an impact. It is part of our goal to teach our players what is really important.” Here is a list of some of the community service projects in which the Tigers participated: - Towson MS Walk - Towson 4th of July Parade - Friends of Jaclyn (Cancer Organization) - Rodgers Forge “Dumpster Day” - Johns Hopkins Turtle Derby - Brigance Brigade (ALS)- 5k Fiesta for OJ Brigance - Feet on the Street events - Teaching Football at the English Learning Academy The Tigers have been avid supporters of O.J. Brigance’s Brigance Brigade. Shown with O.J. In addition, the Tigers hosted a number of school visits and Brigance are Dan Crowley, Arnold Farmer, Joe McCargo, Jon Desir, Christian Carpenter, Donnell tours with students from the Baltimore City Public Schools. Lewis and Coach Rob Ambrose. Some of the Tigers acted as tutors for inner city children and the team made visits to Pimlico Elementary School where the Tigers served as mentors.

Handing out necklaces at the Towson Fourth of July parade.

Members of the Tiger football team with the kids from the Miracle League before the FCS National Championship game.

The Tiger football players lending a hand at the “Dumpster Day” event.

The Tigers pose with some elementary school students after making one of their school visits. 66 2014 Football UUnitasnitas StadiumStadium

Over 40,000 fans have traveled to Unitas Stadium over each of the last three seasons to see the Tigers’ resurgence.

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® Unitas Stadium welcomed its fi rst sell-out crowd when 11,196 spectators saw the Tigers Minnegan Field at Johnny Unitas Stadium is home host Lehigh University in an NCAA FCS playoff game in December, 2011. to Towson’s football, fi eld hockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse and track and fi eld programs. Over the last three seasons, Unitas Stadium has become the place to be when the Tigers play at home. The Tiger football team shattered attendance records in 2011 as near-capacity crowds became the weekly tradition. On Dec. 3, 2011, Unitas Stadium had its fi rst sellout crowd when the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) champions hosted Lehigh in an NCAA FCS playoff game. During the 2011 season, a record 62,645 fans attended football games at Unitas Stadium. Towson averaged 8,949 fans per home game. In 2011, the Tigers drew fi ve of the top 11 crowds to attend a Tiger football game at Unitas Stadium. Last season, the Tigers averaged 8,473 fans for its six home games.

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ATTENDANCE FIGURES Minnegan Field at Johnny Unitas® Stadium: AT NIGHT 77 games 367,517 (4,773 avg.) IN THE DAY 116 games 424,771 (3,662 avg.) ALL-TIME 190 games (35 years) 796,348 (4,191 avg.) TOP FOOTBALL CROWDS 11,196 ...... Lehigh (Dec. 3, 2011 - NCAA FCS Playoffs) 10,856...... Delaware (Sept. 22, 2007) 10,778 ...... Delaware (Oct. 1, 2005) 10,234 ...... Villanova (Oct. 12, 2013) 10,141 ...... Maine (Oct. 13, 2012) 9,919 ...... Colgate (Sept. 24, 2011) 9,828 ...... St. Francis (Sept. 22, 2012) 9,759 ...... Morgan State (Sept. 3, 2011) 9,511 ...... New Hampshire (Oct. 5, 2013) 9,049 ...... James Madison (Oct. 9, 2010) 8,990 ...... Coastal Carolina (Sept. 11, 2010) 8,741 ...... Delaware (Nov. 2, 2013) 8,517 ...... Morgan State (Sept. 5, 2002) 8,366 ...... New Hampshire (Nov. 12, 2011) Doc the Tiger Doc Minnegan 8,309 ...... William & Mary (Sept. 15, 2012) 8,125 ...... Holy Cross (Oct. 11, 2003) The sports complex, which underwent a $32 coaches booths. Each booth can comfortably seat six 8,122 ...... Delaware (Oct. 29, 2011) people. The stadium operations booth is located on million renovation over a three-year span, seats 11,198 8,056 ...... Morgan State (Sept. 3, 1998) the VIP level. The top fl oor, or camera deck, is the spectators. It ranks as the third-largest outdoor 8,026 ...... New Hampshire (Oct. 3, 2010) venue in the metropolitan area, behind M&T Bank primary location for television broadcasts and game 7,856 ...... Hofstra (Oct. 13, 2007) Stadium where the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens play and fi lming. Oriole Park at Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore The complex is named in honor of two legends: 7,817 ...... Old Dominion (Oct. 20, 2012) Orioles. one a coach and educator who served the university 7,696 ...... Villanova (Sept. 8, 2011) Stadium renovations, which were completed in for over 40 years and another a former pro football 7,628 ...... Coastal Carolina (Sept. 19, 2010) 2002, included an addition of 6,000 seats, artifi cial player who many consider the greatest quarterback 7,587 ...... Richmond (Oct. 8, 2011) turf, an entry-level plaza, concession stands, new in NFL history. 7,379 ...... James Madison (Nov. 23, 2013) restrooms, ticket booths, a four-tier press box, a fi eld Donald “Doc” Minnegan was a teacher, coach, 7,369 ...... Rhode Island (Oct. 11, 2008) house and a promenade that conveniently connects physical education department chairman and 7,362 ...... Rhode Island (Nov. 10, 2012) the northside and southside seating areas. director of athletics at Towson for more than four 7,246 ...... Central Conn. (Aug. 30, 2007) Prior to the 2012 season, the stadium received a new decades. He arrived at Towson in 1927, and he 7,102 ...... Rhode Island (Oct. 9, 2004) playing surface as the FieldTurf was replaced with coached its soccer team until 1966. 6,835 ...... Morgan State (Oct. 9, 1982) FieldTurf Revolution, the latest innovation in artifi cial Doc’s soccer teams were very successful, winning 6,820 ...... Massachusetts (Oct. 14, 2006) surfaces. a total of 156 games, and 66 of 77 between 1930 and 6,589 ...... Rhode Island (Oct. 30, 2010) The four-story, 48,000 square-foot fi eld house 1936, including a school-record 34 straight. He also 6,527 ...... Morgan State (Sept. 1, 2005) provides Towson’s student-athletes with an excellent coached Towson to championships in baseball, 6,311 ...... Morgan State (Sept. 1, 1979) collegiate facility. It includes spacious, modern locker basketball, track and swimming, in addition to soccer. Doc is the only American to publish an article in rooms for each of its sports, an impressive athletic sought to memorialize her husband’s legacy on the British Football Annual on soccer theory. He was training facility, classrooms, conference rooms, an campus by having the stadium named Johnny Unitas® inducted into the National Soccer Coaches Associa- upscale equipment room, an academic resource Stadium. tion of America’s Hall of Fame in 1992. During his center, a video-editing room and offi ces for the In addition to serving as the home for the Tiger tenure as director of athletics, Doc established coaches. football, lacrosse, fi eld hockey and track and fi eld football as an intercollegiate sport at Towson in 1969. Over the last two years, all of the teams that play teams, Unitas Stadium has hosted many special events. He died in 2002, just two weeks shy of his 100th in Unitas Stadium received notable improvements to Unitas Stadium was the host site for the 2008, 2009 birthday. their locker room facilities. , 2010 and 2014 NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse The stadium bore his name from 1983 until 2002. Designed to maximize exterior scenic looks, the Championships, drawing record crowds each year. In accordance with that tribute, the playing surface fi eld house includes windows that provide a stunning In the 2014 NCAA Championship game, a crowd of remains Minnegan Field in his memory. view of the adjacent playing area. A rooftop patio, 10,311 fans saw Maryland beat Syracuse, setting a Johnny Unitas had a deep connection with the known as the Dunn Terrace, treats guests to a record for the largest crowd to watch a women’s university. The former Baltimore Colts legend was the bird’s-eye view of the athletic contests. lacrosse national championship game in the United parent of three Towson students. The stadium is lighted for night play. States. Several weeks prior to his untimely passing, Johnny The Minnegan Room accommodates up to 200 In addition, Unitas Stadium has hosted the annual U. began serving as a community liaison for Tiger guests at functions ranging from pre-game and Under Armour lacrosse all-star game the last fi ve Athletics. His role was to assist the school in obtaining post-game parties and banquets to fund-raising summers while the Maryland Intercollegiate Athletic a naming rights partner for the university’s new events. Association (MIAA) has been playing its football and stadium. The legendary Golden Arm died suddenly, less A four-level press box rises high above the lacrosse championship games in Unitas Stadium for than a week after tossing his last pass to commemo- stadium on its south side. The Comcast Suite, a the last few years. separate VIP level, is just below the main media fl oor. rate the opening of Towson’s new stadium at pre-game The media level can accommodate 35 working ceremonies on September 5, 2002. When Sandy Unitas members of the press, two radio stations and chose to assume her husband’s role with Towson, she 69 2014 Football

Unitas Stadium Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM RECORDS RUSHING POINTS SCORED Attempts: ...... 41, Tony Vinson, Towson vs. James Madison, 1992 Game: ...... 70, Towson vs. Lock Haven, 2005 Net Yards Gained:...... 364, Tony Vinson, Towson vs. Bucknell, 1993 Opponent In Game: ...... 62, New Hampshire vs. Towson, 2005 Touchdowns: ...... 5, Terrance West vs. Delaware State, 2013 Scored In Quarter: ...... 35 (2nd Qtr.), Towson vs. California (Pa.), 1984; Longest Run:...... 90 yds. (TD), Dwayne Henry, Delaware State vs. Towson, 1985 ...... 35 (2nd Qtr.), Towson vs. Lock Haven, 2005 PASSING Points Scored Both Teams: ...... 98, Towson (56) vs. Brown (42), 2002 Attempts: ...... 70, Joe Lee, Towson vs. Dayton, 1999 ...... 98, Towson (56) vs. New Hampshire (42), 2011 ...... 70, Tim Lynch, Hofstra vs. Towson, 1991 Fewest Points Both Teams: ...... 7, Towson (7) vs. Wayne State (0), 1979 Completions: ...... 42, Tim Lynch, Hofstra vs. Towson, 1991 Largest Towson Victory Margin: ...... 70, Towson (70) vs. Lock Haven (0), 2005 Percentage:...... 912 (31-for-34), Aaron Corp, Richmond vs. Towson, 2011 Largest Margin in Defeat: ...... 50, New Hampshire (57) vs. Towson (7), 2009 Interceptions Thrown: ...... 6, Ron Meehan, Towson vs. New Hampshire, 1980 Longest Game: ...... 5 overtimes, Towson (47) vs. Coastal Carolina (45), 2010 Yards: ...... 481, Joe Lee, Towson vs. Holy Cross, 1999 FIRST DOWNS Touchdown Passes: ...... 5, Kyle Slager, Brown vs. Towson, 2001 Most: ...... 36, Towson vs. American International, 1994 ...... 5, Liam Coen, Massachusetts vs. Towson, 2006 Fewest: ...... 1, N.Y. Tech vs. Towson, 1983; Morgan State vs. Towson, 1985 Long Pass Play: ...... 95 yds. (TD), Dan Crowley to Shawn Ward, Towson vs. Kutztown, 1994 RECEIVING RUSHING Receptions: ...... 13, Jamal White, Towson vs. Dayton, 1999 Rushing Attempts: ...... 70, Rhode Island vs. Towson, 2004 ...... 13, Wayne Morris, Hofstra vs. Towson, 1991 Rushing Yards by Towson: ...... 403, Towson vs. Bucknell, 1993 ...... 13, Ryan Spadola, Lehigh vs. Towson, 2011 Rushing Yards: ...... 440, James Madison vs. Towson, 2008 ...... 13, Dan Leight, Fordham vs. Towson, 2013 PASSING Yards: ...... 266 yds., Mark Orlando, Towson vs. American International, 1994 Touchdowns: ...... 4, Javarus Dudley, Fordham vs. Towson, 2003 Attempts: ...... 76, Hofstra vs. Towson, 1991 ...... 4, Brandon London, Massachusetts vs. Towson, 2006 Completions: ...... 45, Hofstra vs. Towson, 1991 Interceptions By: ...... 6, by New Hampshire vs. Towson, 1980 PUNTING Passing Yards:...... 533, Hofstra vs. Towson, 1991 Punts: .11, Steve Bulcavage, Towson vs. Colgate, 2002; Sean Landeta, Towson vs. Morgan, 1979 Touchdown Passes: ...... 5, Brown vs. Towson, 2001; Massachusetts vs. Towson, 2006 Average: ...... 54.2, Sean Landeta, Towson vs. NY Tech, 1980 TOTAL OFFENSE Longest Punt: ...... 75 yds., Steve Bulcavage, Towson vs. Fordham, 2001 Plays: ...... 100, Hofstra vs. Towson, 1991 RETURNS Total Yards: ...... 731, Towson vs. New Hampshire, 2013 Punt Returns for Touchdown: ...... 2, Curtis Henderson, Morgan vs. Towson, 1979 Total Yards By Towson: ...... 731, Towson vs. New Hampshire, 2013 Interceptions: ...... 3, David Meggett, Morgan vs. Towson, 1985 Fumbles Recovered: ...... 3, John Haywood, Joe Varello, Towson vs. Mansfi eld, 1978 PENALTIES Longest Punt Return: ...... 94 yds. (TD), Brad Friedman, Towson vs. St. Francis, 1996 Most: ...... 21, Liberty vs. Towson, 1990 Longest Kickoff Return: ...... 100 yds. (TD), David Meggett, Towson vs. Northeastern, 1988 Penalty Yards: ...... 184, Morgan State vs. Towson, 2000 Long Interception Return: ...... 95 yds. (TD), Davon Telp, Towson vs. Monmouth, 2001 Fewest: ...... 0, Towson vs. Richmond, 2009 FIELD GOALS Fewest Penalty Yards: ...... 0, Towson vs. Richmond, 2009 Fewest - Two Teams: ...... 1, Towson vs. Richmond, 2009 Made: ...... 4, Henry Rogan, Northeastern vs. Towson, 1992 Fewest Penalty Yards - Two Teams: ...... 15, Towson vs. Richmond, 2009 Attempted: ...... 5, Randy Bielski, Towson vs. Mansfi eld, 1978 ...... 5, Sean Landeta, Towson vs. Merchant Marine, 1980 FUMBLES ...... 5, Sean Landeta, vs. New York Tech, 1980 Number: ...... 9, Slippery Rock vs. Towson, 1982; ...... 5, Andrew Howard, Richmond vs. Towson, 2007 ...... 9, Northeastern vs. Towson, 1988 Longest Field Goal: ...... 57 yards, Sean Landeta, Towson vs. Delaware St., 1980 Fumbles Lost: ...... 8, Towson vs. Merchant Marine Academy, 1982 ATTENDANCE Single Game: ...... 11,196 - Towson vs, Lehigh (FCS Playoff Game), 2011 Single Game (Regular Season): ...... 10,856, Towson vs. Delaware, 2007 Single Game (Night Game): ...... 10,856, Towson vs. Delaware, 2007 Single Game (Day Game): ...... 9,511, Towson vs. New Hampshire, 2013 Single Season Attendance: ...... 62,645 in 2011

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OPPONENT NIGHT DAY TOTAL W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T Johnny Unitas, The Golden Arm Albany 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 American International 0-1-0 2-0-0 2-1-0 Unitas Stadium is named in honor of Hall Ashland College 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 of Fame quarterback Johnny Unitas, who Boston University 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 Bowie State 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 achieved legendary status during his career Brown 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 with the Baltimore Colts from 1956 to 1972. Bucknell 2-0-0 3-2-0 5-2-0 Butler 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 During his seasons as the Colts’ quarterback, Buffalo 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 California (Pa.) 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 he changed the way the game was played as Central Connecticut 2-0-0 2-0-0 4-0-0 he turned Baltimore into a high-powered pass- Charleston Southern 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 Coastal Carolina 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 ing offense. Colgate 1-0-0 0-4-0 1-4-0 As the Colts’ quarterback, he was named as Columbia 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 Cornell 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 the National Football League MVP three times. Dayton 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 In 1958, he guided the Colts to an overtime Delaware 1-3-0 0-1-0 1-4-0 Delaware State 2-1-0 4-1-0 6-2-0 victory over the New York Giants in the NFL District of Columbia 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 Championship known as the “Greatest Game Drake 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 Elon 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 Ever Played.” Fordham 0-0-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 Georgetown 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 He also led the Colts to the 1959 NFL champi- Glassboro State 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 onship and the championship of Super Bowl V when Baltimore beat Dallas. Guilford College 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 Hofstra 1-0-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 A 10-time Pro Bowler, he also guided the Colts to the NFL championship game in 1964 and Holy Cross 0-0-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 Super Bowl III. Howard 2-0-0 1-1-0 3-1-0 Indiana of Pa. 0-3-1 0-0-0 0-3-1 A product of Louisville, Kentucky, “Johnny U” was the NFL Player of the Year three times. James Madison 1-3-0 3-4-1 4-7-1 At his retirement, he owned NFL career records for pass completions (2,830), pass attempts Kutztown 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 Lafayette 0-1-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 (5,186), passing yardage (40,329) and touchdown passes (290). Lehigh 0-0-0 1-5-0 1-5-0 In his career, he threw a touchdown pass in 47 straight games, setting a record that was Liberty 2-2-0 0-1-0 2-3-0 Lock Haven 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 broken by Drew Brees in 2012. Unitas’ record had stood since 1960. Maine 2-0-0 0-3-0 2-3-0 Mansfi eld State 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1979. He died on Sept. 11, 2002. Massachusetts 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 Merchant Marine 0-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 Millersville State 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 Monmouth 1-0-0 2-1-0 3-1-0 Morgan State 6-2-0 6-0-0 12-2-0 New York Tech 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 New Hampshire 0-0-0 2-3-0 2-3-0 New Haven 1-0-0 2-1-0 3-1-0 North Carolina Central 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 Northeastern 0-1-0 3-1-0 3-2-0 Old Dominion 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 C.W. Post 0-0-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 Randolph-Macon 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 Rhode Island 1-2-0 2-2-0 3-3-0 Richmond 1-0-0 1-2-0 2-2-0 Robert Morris 0-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 St. Mary’s (Cal.) 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 Salisbury State 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 Shepherd College 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 Shippensburg State 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 Slippery Rock 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 So. Connecticut 0-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 St. Francis (Pa.) 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 Stony Brook 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 Villanova 1-1-0 2-2-0 2-3-0 Wagner College 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 Wayne State 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 William & Mary 0-1-0 1-2-0 1-3-0 Wofford College 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 Youngstown State 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 Tiger fans get two views of a Tiger touchdown, thanks to Tiger Vision. ALL GAMES 49-27-1 70-45-1 119-72-2 Bold indicates 2014 home opponent 71 2014 Football

Year-By-Year at Minnegan Field 1978 (5-0-0) - 18,657 (3,731) 1987 (3-2-0) - 14,983 (2,997) 1996 (3-2) - 15,928 (3,186) 2005 (4-2) - 31,847 (5,308) Mansfi eld * W, 38-6 4,126 Indiana (Pa.) * L, 7-10 2,592 Dayton L, 17-24 2,688 Morgan State * W, 29-26 6,527 Rand-Macon * W, 30-26 3,086 Howard * W, 30-14 4,718 Cent. Conn. * W, 49-28 2,411 Lock Haven* W, 70-0 4,029 Guilford * W, 31-23 3,126 Morgan State W, 39-10 2,575 Colgate L, 10-35 2,741 New Hamp. # L, 21-62 3,014 Ashland (HC) W, 19-7 3,783 Delaware St. (HC) L, 17-40 4,520 St. Fran. (Pa.) (HC) W, 54-14 6,147 Delaware * (HC) # W, 35-31 10,778 Salisbury * W, 27-0 4,536 Rhode Island W, 19-16 578 Wagner W, 35-11 1,941 Villanova # W, 40-19 4,027 1979 (4-1-0) - 17,060 (3,412) 1988 (3-2-0) - 12,242 (2,448) 1997 (3-2) - 12,315 (2,463) Richmond # L, 21-48 3,472 Morgan State * L, 7-34 6,311 Northeastern W, 45-34 2,843 Monmouth W, 22-21 1,769 2006 (2-4) - 27,551 (4,591) James Madison * W, 18-8 3,825 James Madison (HC) W, 34-6 5,136 Holy Cross % W, 27-7 2,021 Morgan State * W, 30-2 4,484 Wayne St. * W, 7-0 2,349 New Haven W, 31-17 1,103 Lehigh % L, 14-16 2,765 Liberty * W, 10-3 4,665 Glassboro (HC) W, 20-3 3,147 Maine L, 7-44 1,984 Robert Morris (HC) W, 33-30 3,525 Maine # L, 7-28 4,584 C.W. Post W, 22-15 1,428 Liberty L, 14-20 1,176 Bucknell % L, 0-33 2,235 Massachusetts (HC) # L, 0-35 6,820 1980 (3-2-0) - 12,683 (2,536) 1989 (2-2-0) - 12,012 (3,003) 1998 (4-2) - 19,964 (3,327) William & Mary # L, 28-29 2,465 James Madison # L, 3-38 4,533 N.Y. Tech * W, 23-0 2,577 Indiana (Pa.) * L, 0-27 1,843 Morgan State * W, 15-10 8,056 Amer. Int’l. * L, 28-34 2,058 Bucknell * W, 29-23 4,039 Colgate % L, 14-35 2,012 2007 (2-3) - 35,693 (7,139) New Hamp. L, 6-10 2,301 Rhode Island (HC) L, 6-19 4,619 Fordham % W, 35-34-ot 2,274 Cent. Conn. St.* W, 20-10 7,276 Merch. Marine (HC) W, 19-7 1,105 Delaware St. W, 35-17 1,511 Lafayette % (HC) L, 7-27 3,468 Delaware * & L, 7-27 10,856 Delaware St. W, 30-0 1,230 1990 (2-5-0) - 13,748 (1,964) St. Marys (Cal.) W, 27-21 2,009 Richmond & W, 23-21 5,746 Drake W, 17-14 2,145 Hofstra & (HC) L, 3-20 7,856 1981 (2-3-0) - 14,635 (2,927) Lehigh * L, 14-35 3,176 Villanova & L, 12-14 3,959 Morgan State * L, 13-17 5,897 James Madison * L, 14-21 1,489 1999 (5-0) - 15,756 (3,151) Shippensburg * L, 10-24 2,952 Liberty * L, 10-30 2,320 Monmouth W, 34-7 2,359 2008 (3-3) - 29,879 (4,980) Cent. Conn. (HC) W, 28-0 3,102 Howard * W, 17-7 1,205 Lafayette % W, 35-7 2,481 Morgan State * W, 21-16 4,705 So. Conn. W, 19-7 1,405 New Haven (HC) L, 27-55 3,898 Holy Cross % W, 14-0 3,802 Columbia W, 31-24 5,030 C.W. Post L, 21-24 1,279 Youngstown L, 0-13 650 Fordham % (HC) W, 25-23 4,031 Northeastern & L, 17-35 4,032 1982 (5-1-0) - 20,674 (3,446) Northeastern W, 21-14 1,010 Dayton W, 30-27 3,083 Rhode Island & (HC) W, 37-32 7,369 William & Mary & L, 14-34 3,186 Slippery Rock * W, 28-0 4,110 1991 (0-6-0) - 18,425 (3,071) 2000 (3-2) - 19,981 (3,996) James Madison & L, 27-58 5,575 Maine * W, 35-32 3,740 Boston Univ. * L, 8-10 3,476 Morgan State W, 31-7 4,817 Morgan State (HC) W, 17-10 6,835 Delaware St. * L, 7-13 3,729 Colgate % L, 27-30-ot 3,308 2009 (1-4) - 31,415 (6,283) Delaware St. W, 35-21 1,451 Rhode Island L, 25-45 2,846 Lehigh % L, 21-42 3,012 Coastal Carolina * W, 21-17 7,628 Mer. Marine W, 41-26 1,233 Indiana of Pa.* L, 10-54 3,210 Howard (HC) W, 38-6 4,512 New Hampshire & L, 7-57 8,026 James Madison L, 24-42 3,305 Hofstra (HC) L, 26-30 3,954 Bucknell % W, 15-13 4,332 Delaware & (HC) L, 21-49 6,026 1983 (5-0-0) - 14,286 (2,857) Youngstown L, 17-27 1,210 2001 (1-3) - 12,337 (3,084) Richmond & L, 14-42 4,396 Villanova & L, 7-49 5,339 N.Y. Tech * W, 60-0 4,165 1992 (4-1-0) - 11,883 (2,377) Lafayette % W, 16-13-ot 2,810 Morgan State (HC) W, 48-0 5,243 Bucknell * W, 24-21 2,125 Holy Cross % L, 9-17 2,095 2010 (1-4) - 35,535 (7,107) Mansfi eld W, 37-0 1,805 Hofstra * W, 37-18 1,911 Monmouth (HC) L, 17-24 3,864 Coastal Carolina * W, 47-45 8,990 Millersville W, 45-7 1,690 Liberty * L, 14-16 2,091 Fordham % L, 23-28 3,568 Massachusetts * & L, 17-28 5,560 C.W. Post W, 20-9 1,383 James Madison (HC) W, 28-21 4,069 2002 (4-2) - 25,514 (4,252) James Madison * & L, 13-17 9,049 Northeastern W, 33-32 1,687 Rhode Island & (HC) L, 20-30 6,589 1984 (5-1-0) - 20,155 (3,359) Morgan State * W, 49-28 8,517 Maine & L, 18-28 5,347 Shepherd * W, 23-13 4,650 1993 (4-1-0) - 12,395 (2,479) Brown W, 56-42 3,198 Calif. (Pa.) * W, 52-27 3,150 Central Conn. W, 42-7 1,384 Lehigh % W, 23-19 3,137 2011 (5-2) - 62,645 (8,949) New Haven * W, 28-3 2,510 Delaware St. W, 31-14 1,320 Bucknell % (HC) W, 20-14 5,064 Morgan State * W, 42-3 9,759 Wofford * W, 15-8 2,675 Charleston So. W, 52-14 1,506 Colgate % L, 7-9 2,133 Villanova * & W, 31-10 7,696 UDC (HC) W, 31-0 3,820 Howard (HC) L, 41-44 6,076 Georgetown % L, 16-24 2,465 Colgate * (HC) W, 42-17 9,919 James Madison * L, 14-24 3,350 Bucknell W, 49-21 2,109 2003 (5-1) - 20,993 (3,498) Richmond * & W, 31-28 7,587 Delaware * & L, 30-35 8,122 1985 (5-0-1) - 25,171 (4,195) 1994 (4-0-0) - 11,509 (2,877) Lock Haven* W, 50-19 3,306 New Hampshire & W, 56-42 8,366 Shepherd * W, 28-10 4,856 Buffalo W, 32-16 2,144 Lafayette % W, 19-13 1,600 Lehigh (NCAA FCS) L, 38-40 11,196 Slip. Rock * W, 24-13 3,498 Amer. Int’l (HC) W, 48-6 4,951 Holy Cross % (HC) W, 30-13 8,125 Amer. Int’l. W, 27-23 1,640 Kutztown W, 36-31 1,651 Elon W, 24-7 3,586 2012 (4-1) - 43,457 (8,691) Indiana (Pa.) * T, 21-21 5,342 Morgan State W, 42-7 2,763 Albany W, 35-16 2,118 William & Mary & W, 20-17 8,309 Morgan State (HC) W, 52-8 5,852 1995 (4-1-0) - 9,708 (1,941) Fordham % L, 22-35 2,258 St. Francis, Pa. * (HC) W, 46-17 9,828 Delaware St. * W, 51-26 3,983 Maine * & W, 24-19 10,141 Butler W, 34-3 2,144 2004 (2-4) - 22,012 (3,669) Old Dominion * & L, 20-31 7,817 1986 (3-1-1) - 22,462 (4,492) Monmouth * W, 31-15 2,143 Northeastern* # L, 3-27 4,322 Rhode Island & W, 41-10 7,362 Buffalo * W, 37-8 4,359 Bucknell L, 7-14 1,026 Cornell W, 21-11 2,522 Liberty * W, 12-10 5,849 Robert Morris (HC) W, 34-14 3,588 Rhode Island * (HC) # L, 16-28 7,102 2013 (4-2) - 50,838 (8,473) Lehigh (HC) L, 21-26 6,241 South. Connecticut W, 38-7 807 Bowie * W, 41-7 2,042 Delaware State * W, 49-7 6,281 New Haven W, 47-7 1,329 William & Mary * # L, 16-41 3,280 New Hampshire & W, 44-28 9,511 James Madison # L, 17-31 2,744 James Madison T, 7-7 4,684 Villanova * (HC) & L, 35-45 10,234 Delaware * & L, 31-32 8,741 James Madison & W, 28-17 7,379 Fordham (NCAA FCS) W, 48-28 4,671

* Night Game (HC) Homecoming (NCAA FCS) NCAA FCS Playoff Game % Patriot League game # Atlantic 10 Football Conf. game & Colonial Athl. Association game

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Sean Landeta holds the school record for longest fi eld goal with a 57-yard make against Delaware State in 1980.

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Football Year-by-Year Records NCAA DIVISION III SEASONS

Year Record Con. PF/PA Coach Captains Remarks 1969 4-4-1 --- 267/147 Carl Runk Joe Zanelotti Inaugural season of Towson football 1970 6-2-0 --- 216/90 Carl Runk Joe Zanelotti, Al Dodds 1st winning season in school history 1971 1-8-0 --- 45/249 Carl Runk Joe Zanelotti, Dannie Ross, D. Mahoney Carl Runk’s fi nal season as head coach

1972 1-9-0 --- 62/277 Carl Perkins, Joe Yellin, Gordy Combs Phil Albert’s fi rst season as head coach 1969-98 1973 4-4-0 --- 174/171 Phil Albert Jim Sandusky, Mike Hilton Tigers open season with 4-1 record 1974 10-0-0 --- 342/97 Phil Albert Dan Dullea, Jim Sandusky, Larry Jones Tigers’ 1st undefeated season 1975 6-4-0 --- 250/145 Phil Albert Dan Dullea, Jim Sandusky 1976 10-3-0 --- 333/148 Phil Albert Dan Dullea, Jim Holdridge, Joe Kelley NCAA Division III runners-up; Stagg Bowl 1977 5-4-1 --- 113/112 Phil Albert Rich Wheeler, John Rosson 1978 7-3-0 --- 244/154 Phil Albert Rick Bielski, Paul Nelson, Kevin Fidati Tigers open play in Towson Stadium

NCAA DIVISION II SEASONS 1999-2000 Year Record Con. PF/PA Coach Captains Remarks 1979 9-1-0 --- 173/98 Phil Albert Bryan Brouse, Randy Bielski, Kevin Fidati Tigers’ 1st season as Division II program 1980 5-5-0 --- 204/144 Phil Albert Ed Aleshire, Ron Meehan, Mike Preston Tigers’ 8th straight non-losing season 1981 5-5-0 --- 217/150 Phil Albert Jeff Boller, Vaughn Harman, Joe Varello 1982 7-4-0 --- 269/288 Phil Albert Jeff Boller, Gary Weishaar, Randy Pittman, Richie Walker 1st wins over Morgan and Bucknell 1983 10-2-0 --- 330/88 Phil Albert Hernando Mejia, Pat Murphy, Gary Rubeling, Don Washington NCAA Division II Quarter-Finalist; Lambert Award 1984 9-4-0 --- 321/244 Phil Albert Allen Argent, Terrance Brooks, Mike McCabe, Sheldon Nelson NCAA Division II Semi-Finalist; Lambert Award 1985 7-2-1 --- 268/180 Phil Albert Dean Drehoff, Bill Ward, Randy Warren 10th-ranked team in fi nal Division II poll 1986 8-3-1 --- 265/155 Phil Albert Joe Gamble, David Haden, Jim Lidowski NCAA Division II Quarter-Finalist; Lambert Award 2001 NCAA DIVISION I-AA SEASONS (FCS)

Year Record Con. PF/PA Coach Captains Remarks 1987 4-6-0 --- 191/216 Phil Albert Mark Angle, Scott McCluskey, Randy Morris, Dave Pattock 1st season as NCAA I-AA program 1988 5-5-0 --- 268/244 Phil Albert Chris Ginakes, Chuck Konka, David Meggett, Bill Stup David Meggett wins Walter Payton Award 1989 2-8-0 --- 162/279 Phil Albert Steve Kinsey, Mike Smith, Rodney Smith, Dan Sponaugle 1990 2-9-0 --- 163/336 Phil Albert Dewey Barnes, Gary Hatcher 1991 1-10-0 --- 212/378 Phil Albert John O’Neill, Gary Worthington Phil Albert’s fi nal season as head coach 1992 5-5-0 --- 245/302 Gordy Combs Julian Blair, Kevin Howard, Joe Kreisher, Greg Lohr Gordy Combs’ fi rst season as head coach 2002-03 1993 8-2-0 --- 381/223 Gordy Combs Aaron Bates, Mike Curcio, John Loch, Tony Vinson 24th-ranked team in NCAA I-AA fi nal poll 1994 8-2-0 --- 364/159 Gordy Combs Dan Crowley, Brian McCarty, Mike Arbutina, M. Campbell 26th-ranked team in NCAA I-AA fi nal poll 1995 6-4-0 --- 234/150 Gordy Combs Rob Bundy, Marco Calise, David Snyder 1996 6-4 --- 234/204 Gordy Combs Brad Friedman, Maurice Sydnor, Shawn Ward 1997 3-7 1-5 126/233 Gordy Combs Phil Brown, Jim Colongo, D. Exeter, J. Maier, B. Sullivan Tigers’ fi rst season in Patriot League 1998 5-6 1-5 243/336 Gordy Combs Tony Campitelli, Kevyn Dodson, Eric Erhardt, Matt Payne 1999 7-4 4-2 302/255 Gordy Combs Andre Atkins, Jason Corle, Jabari Garrett, Joe Lee Gordy Combs named Patriot Coach of Year 2000 7-4 3-3 299/216 Gordy Combs Dennis Cliggett, Rick Crestwell, Adam Nepp, Adam Overbey, Jim O’Neil Andrew Hollingsworth, Patriot Player of Year 2001 3-7 2-5 149/257 Gordy Combs Sean Hendricks, Gene Liebel, Rusty McKinney, Noah Read, Jamal White 2002 6-5 3-4 285/245 Gordy Combs Jason Grubb, Joe Kelley, Jamal White, Justin Yelverton Jamal White breaks pass receiving record 2004-08 2003 6-6 3-4 271/265 Gordy Combs Jason Gunning, Kevin Mager, Steve Nance, Jason Troilo Dedication of Johnny Unitas Stadium 2004 3-8 0-8 195/306 Gordy Combs Bryan Fitzpatrick, P. D. Moore First season in Atlantic 10 2005 6-5 3-5 345/372 Gordy Combs Allante Harrison, Davon Telp, Joe Ripple Tigers double 2004 victory total 2006 7-4 4-4 236/237 Gordy Combs Andrae Brown, Jermon Bushrod, Tony Lumpkin, Geo. Mitchell Tigers tie for 3rd place in A-10 South 2007 3-8 1-7 171/242 Gordy Combs Brian Bradford, D.Harrison, K.Scott, Sean Schaefer, John Webb First season of CAA football 2008 3-9 1-7 243/423 Gordy Combs Jordan Manning, Marcus Lee, Drew Mack, Sean Schaefer Sean Schaefer breaks Towson passing records 2009 2-9 1-7 148/402 Rob Ambrose Game Captains Rob Ambrose’s fi rst season as head coach 2010 1-10 0-8 171/379 Rob Ambrose Yaky Ibia, Hakeem Moore, Ollie Thomas Tigers win 5-overtime game 2011 9-3 7-1 418/312 Rob Ambrose Jordan Dangerfi eld, Henry Glackin, Eric Pike, Brian Potts, CAA Champions, NCAA FCS Playoffs 2009-pres. Marcus Valentine, Danzel White 2012 7-4 6-2 351/283 Rob Ambrose Jordan Dangerfi eld, Grant Enders, Doug Shaw CAA Co-Champions 2013 13-3 6-2 585/383 Rob Ambrose Anthony Davis, Monte Gaddis, Eric Pike, Doug Shaw, FCS Runner-Up, Lambert Award Bryton Barr

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SEPT. 20, 1969: The Tigers played their fi rst game in program history and fall to ception by Paul White with 10 seconds left clinched the win. Washington & Lee, 14-13. NOV. 27, 1976: Dan Dullea threw four touchdown passes as he led the Tigers into OCT. 11, 1969: The Tigers won their fi rst game in program history, a 53-16 victory the national championship game with a 38-36 win over St. Lawrence. The Tigers over Frostburg State. jumped out to a 17-0 lead in the fi rst quarter and never trailed. NOV. 1, 1969: The Tigers played the fi rst tie game in school history as they battled DEC. 3, 1976: Playing before a national TV audience, the Tigers dropped a 31-28 to a 34-34 tie at Ursinus. heart-breaker to St. John’s of Minnesota in the Stagg Bowl in Pheonix City, Ala. SEPT. 19, 1970: Posting the fi rst shutout in school history, the Tigers opened their Trailing by 28-0 in the fourth quarter, the Tigers staged an amazing comeback to second season of play with a 29-0 victory over Gallaudet. tie the game at 28-28 in the fi nal minute. Quarterback Dan Dullea sparked the come- back by throwing four TD passes in the fourth quarter. But, a 19-yard fi eld goal by NOV. 14, 1970: With a 10-0 victory over Shepherd College, the Tigers concluded the Jeff Norman as time expired enabled the Johnnies to win the national title. fi rst winning season in school history with a 6-2 record. SEPT. 9, 1978: Before a crowd of 4,126 on Dedication Night at Towson Stadium, the SEPT. 25, 1971: The Tigers edged Washington & Lee, 10-7, in their home opener. The Tigers rolled up 489 yards of total offense in a 37-6 win over Mansfi eld. victory turned out to be Coach Carl Runk’s fi nal win as the Tigers’ head football coach SEPT. 1, 1979: The Tigers’ debut as an NCAA Division II program was ruined by as he resigned at the end of the season. Assistant Coach Phil Albert was promoted crosstown rival Morgan State as the Bears pulled out a 34-7 win in the fi rst meeting to head coach for the 1972 season. between the schools. OCT. 28, 1972: The Tigers celebrated Homecoming with a 20-8 victory over Johns Hopkins, presenting Coach Phil Albert with his fi rst win as a college head coach. SEPT. 8, 1979: Playing their fi rst game against an NCAA Division I-AA opponent, the Tigers travelled north and shocked Maine, 13-7. Freshman Ray Walsh gave the Tigers NOV. 16, 1974: Larry Jones set a school record with 177 yards rushing as the Tigers a 13-7 lead on a fi ve-yard TD run in the fourth quarter. John Haywood’s sack with ended the season with a 32-14 win over Federal City, enabling the Tigers to complete four minutes left sealed the win. the fi rst undefeated season in history with a 10-0 record. OCT. 27, 1979: The Tigers presented Coach Phil Albert with his 50th career victory NOV. 15, 1975: With a 14-7 season-ending win over Cheyney State, the Tigers clinched when they traveled to Ashland College and edged the Eagles, 21-15. their second straight winning season with a 6-4 record. NOV. 6, 1976: With a 26-7 upset win over ninth-ranked Hampden-Sydney, the Tigers NOV. 17, 1979: Closing out their fi rst season as a Division II program, the Tigers won earned a national ranking in Division III for the fi rst time. their ninth consecutive game, a 27-14 win over Merchant Marine. With the victory, the Tigers fi nished the season with a 9-1 record and barely missed an NCAA playoff NOV. 13, 1976: By rushing for a school-record 304 yards, the Tigers ended the regular berth in their fi rst year in Division II. season with a 32-14 win over Cheyney State, earning an NCAA Division III playoff bid. NOV. 1, 1980: Place kicker Sean Landeta kicked three fi eld goals, including a school NOV. 20, 1976: Making their fi rst appearance in the NCAA Division III playoffs, the record 57-yarder, as the Tigers shut out Delaware State, 30-0. Landeta’s 57-yard fi eld Tigers pulled off a stunning 14-10 upset over C.W. Post on the Pioneers’ home fi eld. Mike goal was the longest kicked in the state of Maryland at any level. Maloney scored the winning touchdown on a one-yard run with 4:01 left after a Randy Bielski fumble recovery gave the Tigers possession on the Post 23-yard line. An inter- NOV. 15, 1980: In his fi nal college game, Ron Meehan passed for 367 yards and 4

1976 Stagg Bowl team photo

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Football Chronology TD’s to lead the Tigers to a 40-20 win over C.W. Post. With the win, the Tigers fi nished the season with a 5-5-0 record as Meehan was named as the ECAC Division II Offensive Player of the Week for the third time. OCT. 9, 1982: For the third game in a row, the Tigers staged a fourth quarter comeback as they rallied from a 10-3 defi cit to edge Morgan State for the fi rst time ever, 17-10. Before a Homecoming crowd of 6,835, the Tigers scored 14 points in the fi nal ten minutes to win. A 10-yard TD run by Paul Cillo with 6:05 remaining put the Tigers ahead to stay. JAN 4, 1983: All-American punter Sean Landeta was drafted in the 14th round of the fi rst United States Football League (USFL) draft by the Philadelphia Stars. It marked the beginning of a 21-year career in pro football. SEPT. 10, 1983: Holding New York Tech to 46 yards of total offense and one fi rst down, the Tigers opened the season with a dominating 60-0 win over the Bears. Jeff Beathard led the Tigers by scoring three touchdowns. OCT. 15, 1983: Greg Rogers intercepted a pass and returned it 21 yards for a touch- down as the Tigers forced nine turnovers en route to a stunning 13-4 win at Delaware. A pair of fi eld goals by Jerome Nolan allowed the Tigers to take a 13-0 into the fi nal minutes before Delaware avoided the shutout by scoring on a pair of safeties. OCT. 22, 1983: Bret Rogers completed 19 of 22 passes for 292 yards and four touchdowns as the Tigers posted their fourth shutout of the season with a 37-0 win over Mansfi eld in a game that was televised regionally on CBS-TV. Rogers was named as the CBS Player of the Game. NOV. 19, 1983: Closing out a 10-1 regular season, the Tigers built a 10-0 halftime lead and held on to edge James Madison by 10-3 in the fi nal regular season game for both teams. With the win, the Tigers clinched a berth in the NCAA Division II playoffs for the fi rst time. NOV. 26, 1983: In their fi rst Division II playoff game, the Tigers lost to eventual national champion North Dakota State in snowy Fargo, North Dakota. After spotting the Bison a 14-0 lead in the fi rst quarter, the Tigers tried to rally from behind but they fell short in the fi nal minutes. OCT. 13, 1984: For the 13th year in a row, the Tigers won their Homecoming Game Quarterback Bret Rogers calls the offensive signals in the Tigers’ NCAA Division II as they shut out District of Columbia, 31-0. The victory enabled the Tigers to open playoff game at North Dakota State in 1983. Mike McCabe (61) and Bill Ward (65) are the season with seven wins in a row. the offensive linemen. NOV. 10, 1984: Nearly clinching their second straight NCAA Division II playoff berth, NCAA Division II playoffs for the third time in four years. Jay McMichael led the Tigers the Tigers improved their record to 8-2 with a 38-7 victory over Morgan State. by passing for 237 yards and two touchdowns. NOV. 24, 1984: Facing Norfolk State in the quarterfi nals of the NCAA Division II SEPT. 12, 1987: Despite a 320-yard passing effort from freshman quarterback Chris playoffs, the Tigers rushed for 295 yards en route to a 31-21 win at Foreman Field. Goetz, the Tigers lost to Northeastern in their fi rst game as an NCAA Division I-AA Less than two minutes into the game, linebacker Joe Gamble blocked a punt and program. The Huskies overcame a 22-17 third quarter defi cit to pull out a 39-22 scored a touchdown to put the Tigers ahead to stay. victory. SEPT. 7, 1985: Quarterback Kurt Beathard passed for 263 yards and two touchdowns OCT. 3, 1987: David Meggett ran for 128 yards and scored two touchdowns to lead to lead the Tigers to a 28-10 victory over Shepherd in their season opener. The victory the Tigers to their fi rst win as an NCAA Division I-AA team, a 17-14 win over third- was the 100th in the history of Towson football. ranked Maine in Orono. Maine came into the game with a 4-0 record and went on to SEPT. 29, 1985: In a rare Sunday game necessitated by Hurricane Gloria, the Tigers win the Yankee Conference title. staged a last-second rally to edge American International, 27-23. Kurt Beathard’s SEPT. 12, 1988: In the Tigers’ season opener, David Meggett returned a kickoff 100 15-yard TD pass to Sean Murphy with six seconds left capped a 70-yard drive in the yards for a touchdown and scored three other TD’s, leading Towson to a 45-34 victory last minute. In the fourth quarter, Mike Barth returned a kickoff 96 yards for a TD, over Northeastern. marking the fi rst time a Tiger player had returned a kickoff for a TD. NOV. 5, 1988: David Meggett set a school record by rushing for 221 yards on 32 OCT. 26, 1985: Led by quarterback Kurt Beathard, who passed for 267 yards and carries to lead the Tigers to a 31-17 win over New Haven. four touchdowns, the Tigers upped their record to 6-0-1 with a stunning 51-26 victory DEC. 17, 1988: All-American tailback and kick returner David Meggett was named as over Delaware State, a team that was the eighth-ranked team in NCAA Division I-AA. the winner of the Walter Payton Award, given to the top player in Division I-AA. NOV. 2, 1985: For the second week in a row, Kurt Beathard threw four touchdown APRIL 23, 1989: In the fi fth round of the National Football League draft, David passes as the Tigers came from behind to edge Lafayette, 27-24. The Tigers trailed Meggett was drafted by the New York Giants. by 17-7 in the third quarter before Beathard took over. He set an NCAA Division II NOV. 9, 1991: Quarterback Dan Crowley threw a 38-yard TD pass to Brian McCarty record by completing 40 of 51 passes without an interception. He passed for a school on a fourth down play with 8:02 remaining as the Tigers edged Howard, 13-7. The record 466 yards as the Tigers upped their record to 7-0-1. victory was the the 117th career win for Coach Phil Albert - and it was the fi nal win OCT. 11, 1986: Jim Lidowski’s interception in the end zone in the fourth quarter led of his career. the Tigers to a 12-10 win over Liberty as Coach Phil Albert earned his 100th career FEB. 24, 1992: After 20 seasons as the Tigers’ head coach, Phil Albert resigned. A win. four-time regional Coach of the Year, he had a record of 117-91-3 while coaching the NOV. 15, 1986: With a 21-13 win at Indiana of Pa., the Tigers clinched a berth in the Tigers at three different levels of NCAA football. He led Towson to 11 winning seasons 76 2014 Football

Football Chronology and four NCAA post-season berths. FEB. 25, 1992: Long-time Tiger assistant coach Gordy Combs was named Towson’s third head coach. SEPT. 19, 1992: Thanks to a 140-yard rushing performance by Tony Vinson, the Tigers presented Gordy Combs with his fi rst victory as head coach with a 24-21 come- from-behind win over Bucknell. OCT. 24, 1992: Tony Vinson set a school record by rushing for 264 yards on 41 carries to lead Towson to a 28-21 Homecoming win over James Madison. He scored two TD’s, including the game-winner with 13:33 remaining. OCT. 31, 1992: Trailing by 33-13 at Indiana (Pa.) with less than six minutes remaining, the Tigers scored three touchdowns and recovered two onsides kicks in the fi nal 5:34 of the game. A four-yard TD run by Brian McCarty with 1:06 left gave the Tigers a lead and a 35-33 win. The victory ended IUP’s 29-game home winning streak. NOV. 14, 1992: For the second game in a row, the Tigers staged a wild fi nish as they edged Northeastern, 33-32. The Huskies had taken a 32-27 lead on a TD run by Henry Rogan with four seconds left. On the ensuing kickoff, the Tigers used several laterals before Julian Blair was tackled at the Northeastern 20-yard line. However, several Northeastern players had charged the fi eld prematurely, giving the Tigers one untimed play from the ten-yard line. When Dan Crowley tossed a 10-yard TD pass to Mark Orlando, the Tigers pulled out the memorable win. The wild fi nish was honored by ESPN as its Wildest Finish of the 1992 season. NOV. 6, 1993: A one-yard plunge by Tony Vinson on fourth down with ten seconds left enabled the Tigers to come from behind and upset 14th-ranked Delaware, 32-30. After the Blue Hens took a 30-26 lead with 2:22 left, the Tigers marched 60 yards in 11 plays for the win. Vinson’s touchdown was his fourth of the game, tying a Delaware Stadium record. NOV. 13, 1993: In his fi nal home game, Tony Vinson set the NCAA Division I-AA rushing record with 364 yards and scored four touchdowns to lead the Tigers to a 49-21 win over Bucknell. On his fi nal carry of the game, he sprinted 80 yards for a TD and the NCAA record. NOV. 20, 1993: In his fi nal game, All-American Tony Vinson ran for 327 yards and a school record 5 touchdowns to lead the Tigers to a 56-12 win at Morgan State. With 691 yards in 2 games, Vinson ended the season with an NCAA record 2,016 yards. With Quarterback Dan Crowley threw a school record 81 touchdown passes the win, the Tigers fi nished the year with an 8-2 record and barely missed an NCAA from 1991-1994. post-season appearance. OCT. 29, 1994: Dan Crowley threw two long touchdown passes and Marco Calise OCT. 14, 2000: Led by Noah Read, who scored four touchdowns, the Tigers snapped blocked a key conversion kick as the Tigers pulled out a 24-21 win over unbeaten a three-game losing streak with a 38-6 Homecoming win over Howard. Read ran for Hofstra, ranked 20th in the nation. Crowley’s 80-yard TD pass to Shawn Ward in the 134 yards, his 7th straight 100-yard game of the year. third quarter gave the Tigers a 24-7 lead. SEPT. 8, 2001: A six-yard touchdown run by Noah Read in overtime enabled the SEPT. 13, 1995: Commissioner Connie Hurlburt announced that Towson will join the Tigers to post a 16-13 come-from-behind victory over Lafayette in their home opener. Patriot League as an associate member for the 1997 season. Towson joined Bucknell, Read ran for a career high 218 yards on 38 carries to become the fourth Towson Colgate, Fordham, Holy Cross, Lafayette and Lehigh as members of the Patriot League. player to rush for more than 2,000 career yards. OCT. 26, 1996: Towson retired Sean Landeta’s number 5 jersey at halftime of a 54-14 AUG. 22, 2002: Towson University accepted an invitation to join the Atlantic 10 win over St. Francis (Pa.). Football Conference for the 2004 season. Towson joined Delaware, Hofstra, James Madison, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Northeastern, Rhode Island, Rich- NOV. 2, 1996: Kevin Smith threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Maurice Sydnor in mond, Villanova and William & Mary in the A-10. the third overtime period as the Tigers won the longest game in school history, edging Marist in three overtimes, 33-32. Smith passed for a school record 471 yards SEPT. 5, 2002: Before a record crowd of 8,517 in their new 11,000-seat stadium, the in the win. Tigers opened their season with a convincing 49-28 win over Morgan State. Playing in his fi rst game for the Tigers, Mikal Lundy picked up 177 all-purpose yards and SEPT. 3, 1998: Before a record crowd of 8,056 at Minnegan Stadium, the Tigers used scored three touchdowns. a tremendous defensive effort to win their season opener with a 15-10 victory over Morgan State. Linebacker Aaron Sakevich led Towson with 13 tackles. SEPT. 21, 2002: Matt Romeo scored on a 32-yard run and P.D. Moore intercepted a pass and returned it 24 yards for a touchdown as the Tigers pulled out a wild 56-42 SEPT. 11, 1999: In their Patriot League season opener, Jason Corle broke TU’s career victory over Brown. By scoring twice in the fi nal 9:29, the Tigers snapped a 42-42 tie rushing record by running for 135 yards on 28 carries and scoring two touchdowns and overcame a fi ve-TD performance by Brown quarterback Kyle Slager. Jay Amer to lead the Tigers to a convincing 35-7 win over Lafayette. passed for 309 yards and four TD’s to lead the Tigers to a win in the highest-scoring OCT. 23, 1999: A 24-yard fi eld goal by Ed Kulic with 26 seconds left lifted the Tigers game in school history. to a 25-23 win over Fordham as they upped their Patriot League mark to 4-0. Kulic’s OCT. 11, 2003: With Maryland Governor Bob Ehrlich and a host of former Baltimore fi eld goal ended a game that featured seven lead changes. Colt legends among the distinguished guests, Towson University offi cially dedicated SEPT. 9, 2000: Quarterback Kris Blake passed for 276 yards and 3 TD’s to lead the Johnny Unitas® Stadium in honor of the late NFL quarterback. With a crowd of 8,125 Tigers to a 42-20 win over Lafayette. With the win, they presented Coach Gordy Combs in attendance, quarterback Anthony Melzi passed for 186 yards and two touchdowns with his 50th career victory as the Towson coach. while leading the Tigers to a 30-13 win over Holy Cross.

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Football Chronology ning 14-yard TD pass to Demetrius Harrison on the fi nal play of the game. SEPT. 6, 2008: On his way to becoming the Tigers’ career passing leader, Sean Schaefer rallied Towson from a 16-7 defi cit for a 21-16 win over Morgan State. Schaefer, who completed 18 of 25 passes for 243 yards and 3 TD’s, broke Dan Crowley’s record with a 40-yard pass to Hakeem Moore in the fourth quarter. OCT. 11, 2008: Sean Schaefer became the 20th quarterback in NCAA FCS history to pass for more than 10,000 career yards when he led the Tigers to a 37-32 Homecom- ing win over Rhode Island. When he threw a 64-yard TD pass to David Newsom, he gave Towson a 16-9 lead and went over the 10,000-yard mark. NOV. 22, 2008: In his fi nal college game, Marcus Lee became Towson’s career receiving leader, catching six passes for 58 yards against No. 1 James Madison. Lee, set an NCAA FCS record by catching a pass in all 45 career games. Quarterback Sean Schaefer ended his career with 11,644 passing yards, eighth on the NCAA FCS list. He fi nished second in NCAA FCS history with 1,044 completions and set school records for attempts, completions, completion percentage and yards. JAN. 6, 2009: A 1993 Towson graduate and former Tiger assistant coach, Rob Ambrose was introduced as the fourth head coach in Towson football history. He came to Towson from Connecticut where he was an assistant coach for seven years. SEPT. 19, 2009: In their home opener, before a crowd of 7,682 at Unitas Stadium, the Tigers presented Rob Ambrose with his fi rst victory as the Tiger coach, a 21-17 Marcus Lee caught a pass in all 45 games of his career from 2005 -2008, win over Coastal Carolina. setting an NCAA FCS record. SEPT. 11, 2010: The Tigers won one of the longest games in NCAA FCS annals when NOV. 8, 2003: Cornerback Devon Telp intercepted 2 passes and returned them for they edged Coastal Carolina, 47-45, in the fi fth overtime. The Tigers overcame a 21-7 touchdowns in the fi nal 2:10 to lead the Tigers to a 27-6 win at Georgetown. With the fourth quarter defi cit and tied the game when Tom Ryan caught a two-yard TD pass Tigers clinging to a 14-6 lead and 2:10 left, Telp intercepted a pass and returned 49 with 25 seconds left in regulation. A 25-yard TD catch by Hakeem Moore and a con- yards for a touchdown to give the Tigers a 20-6 lead. With 12 seconds left, he picked version run by Chris Hart gave Towson 47-39 lead in the fi fth overtime. After Coastal off another pass and ran 95 yards for a TD. His 144 interception return yards set a scored a touchdown, Jordan Dangerfi eld knocked down a potential game-tying con- Patriot League record. The win was Towson’s fi nal Patriot League victory. version pass to secure the win. OCT. 2, 2004: Freshman quarterback Andrew Goldbeck passed for 285 yards and a SEPT. 10, 2011: In their Colonial Athletic Association opener., the Tigers handed No. pair of touchdowns as he led the Tigers to the 200th victory in school history, a 21-11 20 Villanova a 31-10 loss. The Tigers took a 14-0 halftime lead and never trailed while win over Cornell. beating the Wildcats for the fi rst time since 2006. SEPT. 10, 2005: Winning their second game in a row, the Tigers set a school record OCT. 22, 2011: The Tigers improved to 4-0 in the CAA with a 38-27 win at William & by scoring 70 points in a 70-0 victory over Lock Haven. The Tigers raced to a 56-0 Mary, Towson’s fourth straight win over a nationally-ranked team. The Tigers scored halftime lead before substituting liberally. Towson rolled up 601 yards of total offense as Eugene King ran for 127 yards on 7 carries and scored three TD’s. OCT. 1, 2005: Before a record Homecoming crowd of 10,778, the Tigers earned their fi rst-ever Atlantic 10 victory with a 35-31 comeback win over 5th-ranked Delaware. Tailback Nick Williams scored the game-winning touchdown on a 3-yard run with 38 seconds left to cap off a 69-yard drive. NOV. 5, 2005: En route to their third Atlantic 10 win of the season, the Tigers took advantage of four turnovers and a blocked punt to hand Villanova a 40-19 loss. Sparked by a 28-yard blocked punt return from Josh Corle just 100 seconds into the game, the Tigers jumped out to a stunning 38-6 halftime lead. SEPT. 23, 2006: Sean Schaefer completed 43 of 60 passes for 458 yards and 3 touchdowns, leading the Tigers to a 33-30 win at Hofstra as they opened the season with a 4-0 record. Schaefer’s 11-yard TD pass to Eric Yancey with 24 seconds left clinched the win. With the win, the Tigers rose to 17th in the nation, their highest national ranking at the Division I-AA level. OCT. 28, 2006: Quarterback Sean Schaefer passed for 435 yards and tied the school record with fi ve touchdown passes as the Tigers outscored Delaware, 49-35. Eric Yancey turned in a solid effort as he caught 9 passes for 140 yards and three touch- downs. The Tigers pulled out the win by scoring on four straight possessions in the second half as they beat the Blue Hens for the second year in a row. APR. 29, 2007: Offensive tackle Jermon Bushrod was drafted by the New Orleans Saints of the NFL in the fourth round. His selection made him the Tigers’ earliest President Barack Obama saluted the Tigers’ football team during his visit draft NFL draft selection ever to date. to campus on Nov. 26, 2011. The President came to Towson to watch a OCT. 6, 2007: Quarterback Sean Schaefer led the Tigers on a 67-yard, 4-play drive basketball game between the Tigers and Oregon State when the football in the fi nal 22 seconds as they earned a dramatic 23-21 victory over No. 14 Richmond. team was honored at halftime. Schaefer completed 29 of 33 passes for 287 yards, setting a record for completion percentage (.879). Named as the National Player of the Week, he threw a game-win- 78 2014 Football

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The Tigers clinched their fi rst-ever CAA championship with a 28-10 come-from-behind win over Rhode Island in the fi nal game of the 2011 regular season. on their fi rst four possessions and built a 28-17 lead. Terrance West scored three Colonial Athletic Association championship. touchdown to lead Towson while Grant Enders threw two TD passes. AUG. 30, 2013: Towson opened the season with a 33-18 win at UConn - the program’s NOV. 19, 2011: In the regular season fi nale, the Tigers clinched their fi rst CAA cham- fi rst win over an FBS opponent. pionship with a 28-17 win at Rhode Island. The Tigers overcame a 10-0 fi rst half defi cit and led by 14-10 at the half. After Grant Enders threw two TD passes to Tom Ryan in DEC. 7, 2013: Towson won its fi rst FCS play-off game with a 48-28 victory over the second half, the Tiger defense shut down URI, clinching the CAA title. Fordham at the “U”. NOV. 26, 2011: At halftime of the Tigers’ basketball game against Oregon State, the DEC. 13, 2013: Towson earned a 49-39 road win over Eastern Illinois in the FCS football team was honored for winning the CAA title. Sitting in his front-row seat, quarterfi nals on an FCS playoff record 354 rushing yards on 39 carries by Terrance President Barack Obama joined the celebration and posed for pictures with the team. West. DEC. 3, 2011: Before a sell-out crowd at Unitas Stadium, the No. 8 Tigers hosted No. DEC. 21, 2013: Towson reached the FCS National title game after a 35-31 comeback 6 Lehigh in their fi rst NCAA FCS playoff game. In a wild game that was tied six times, win over Eastern Washington. The Tigers were propelled by a 10-play, 71-yard touch- Lehigh pulled out a 40-38 victory on a fourth quarter safety. The most-improved down drive directed by back-up quarterback Connor Frazier. The sophomore QB team in NCAA Division I, Towson posted a 9-3 record, one season after going 1-10. culminated the drive with a short rushing touchdown with 17 seconds remaining that led the Tigers to the national championship game. JAN. 5, 2012: At The Sports Network’s annual FCS awards dinner in Frisco, Texas, Rob Ambrose was honored as the winner of the Eddie Robinson Award, presented to JAN. 4, 2014: Towson faced North Daktoa State in the FCS title game in Frisco, Texas, the FCS National Coach of the Year. The Tigers’ Terrance West was also honored as falling to the Bison, 35-7. the winner of the inaugural Jerry Rice Award, presented to the top freshman in NCAA JAN. 12, 2014: Towson fi nished the year ranked No. 2 in the NCAA FCS Coaches Poll, FCS. the Tigers highest fi nal ranking at the Division I FCS level. SEPT. 15, 2012: In the fi rst CAA game televised by the NBC Sports Network, the Tigers MAY 10, 2014: Terrance West selected in the third round of the NFL Draft. West was opened their CAA title defense with a 20-17 win over William & Mary at Unitas Stadium. selected by the Cleveland Browns with the 94th overall pick, the highest Tiger selec- Terrance West led the Tigers by rushing for 153 yards on 27 carries. tion to date. SEPT. 29, 2012: Facing the third-ranked FBS teams the Tigers battled against Lou- isiana State and took a 9-7 lead in the second quarter. The Tigers surprised a national television audience on ESPNU by rolling up 291 yards of offense against LSU’s high- ly-rated defense. NOV 10, 2012: Playing in the fi nal home game of his college career, senior Dominique Booker ran for a career high 181 yards on seven carries and scored a touchdown to lead the Tigers to a 41-10 win over Rhode Island. With the Tigers leading by 20-10, Booker ran for an 83-yard touchdown on the fi rst play of the second half as the Tigers pulled away for an easy win, their third straight victory. NOV 17, 2012: The Tigers piled up 660 yards of offense as they stunned No. 7 New Hampshire, 64-35. Towson’s fourth straight win earned the Tigers a share of the

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Year-by-Year Team Statistics TEAM RUSHING TEAM PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE Year GP Atts. Yds. Avg. TD Avg./Game Year GP Atts. Comp. Pct. Yards Ints TD Avg./Game Season Plays Rushing Passing Total Yds. Avg./Game 1969 9 408 1,562 3.8 15 173.6 1969 9 205 124 .605 1,713 14 24 190.3 1969 613 1,562 1,713 3,275 363.9 1970 8 356 1,275 3.6 15 159.4 1970 8 197 95 .482 1,483 11 13 185.4 1970 553 1,275 1,483 2,758 344.3 1971 9 298 490 1.6 2 54.4 1971 9 334 126 .377 1,384 *29 3 153.8 1971 632 490 1,384 1,874 208.2 1972 10 412 869 2.1 5 86.9 1972 10 136 40 .294 457 18 2 45.7 1972 509 869 457 1,326 132.6 1973 8 329 1,168 3.3 12 158.6 1973 8 181 85 .470 1,269 8 12 158.6 1973 510 1,168 1,269 2,437 304.6 1974 10 411 1,690 4.1 21 169.0 1974 10 253 151 .597 2,027 16 21 202.7 1974 664 1,690 2,027 3,717 371.7 1975 10 437 2,131 4.9 25 213.1 1975 10 233 118 .506 1,600 17 10 160.0 1975 670 2,131 1,600 3,731 373.1 1976 10 428 1,435 3.3 19 143.5 1976 10 223 119 .534 1,674 13 12 167.4 1976 651 1,435 1,674 3,109 310.9 1977 10 413 1,224 2.9 12 122.4 1977 10 285 123 .432 1,300 16 3 130.0 1977 698 1,224 1,300 2,524 252.4 1978 10 446 1,254 2.8 14 125.4 1978 10 299 158 .528 1,967 12 15 196.7 1978 745 1,254 1,967 3,221 322.1 1979 10 419 1,226 2.9 15 122.6 1979 10 239 126 .527 1,450 13 6 122.6 1979 658 1,226 1,450 2,676 267.6 1980 10 358 1,034 2.9 12 103.4 1980 10 334 183 .597 2,027 12 10 202.7 1980 692 1,034 2,027 3,061 306.1 1981 10 451 1,721 3.8 15 172.1 1981 10 284 123 .433 1,473 18 12 147.3 1981 735 1,721 1,473 3,194 319.4 1982 11 407 1,177 2.8 10 107.0 1982 11 381 191 .501 2,717 26 24 247.0 1982 788 1,177 2,717 3,894 354.0 1983 11 538 1,379 2.6 14 125.4 1983 11 302 178 .589 2,336 11 24 212.4 1983 840 1,379 2,336 3,715 337.7 1984 11 445 1,770 4.0 18 160.9 1984 11 318 168 .533 2,221 21 17 201.9 1984 763 1,770 2,221 3,991 362.3 1985 10 338 1,024 3.0 12 102.4 1985 10 370 214 .589 2,747 18 21 274.7 1985 708 1,024 2,747 3,771 377.1 1986 11 402 978 2.4 15 88.9 1986 11 398 209 .525 2,860 19 22 260.0 1986 800 978 2,860 3,838 348.9 1987 10 329 1,000 3.0 14 100.0 1987 10 360 197 .547 2,444 20 12 244.4 1987 689 1,000 2,444 3,444 344.4 1988 10 337 1,040 3.1 15 104.0 1988 10 331 194 .586 2,504 16 18 250.4 1988 668 1,040 2,504 3,652 365.2 1989 10 300 891 3.0 4 89.1 1989 10 333 175 .526 2,399 17 17 239.9 1989 633 891 2,399 3,290 329.0 1990 11 349 956 2.7 15 86.9 1990 11 392 205 .523 2,272 12 7 206.5 1990 741 956 2,272 3,228 293.4 1991 11 387 1,480 3.8 12 134.5 1991 11 349 169 .484 2,091 27 19 190.1 1991 736 1,480 2,091 3,571 324.6 1992 10 403 1,895 4.7 18 189.5 1992 10 363 182 .506 2,488 22 14 248.8 1992 766 1,895 2,488 4,383 438.3 1993 10 491 2,969 *6.0 31 *296.9 1993 10 233 132 .567 1,934 4 24 193.4 1993 724 2,969 1,934 4,903 *490.3 1994 10 344 1,491 4.3 22 149.1 1994 10 335 184 .549 2,950 11 *28 295.0 1994 679 1,491 2,950 4,441 444.1 1995 10 443 1,969 4.4 19 196.9 1995 10 239 112 .491 1,339 12 12 133.9 1995 682 1,969 1,339 3,308 330.8 1996 10 405 1,640 4.0 17 164.0 1996 10 336 177 .526 2,498 16 12 249.8 1996 741 1,640 2,498 4,138 413.8 1997 10 408 1,329 3.3 10 132.9 1997 10 318 168 .571 1,842 16 7 184.2 1997 726 1,329 1,842 3,171 317.1 1998 11 354 1,168 3.3 15 106.2 1998 11 393 228 .580 2,416 15 17 219.6 1998 747 1,168 2,416 3,584 325.8 1999 11 343 1,076 3.1 14 97.8 1999 11 *584 *325 .557 *4,193 13 23 *381.2 1999 927 1,076 *4,193 5,269 479.0 2000 11 458 1,924 4.2 20 174.9 2000 11 384 190 .495 2,250 16 16 204.5 2000 842 1,924 2,250 4,174 379.5 2001 10 370 1,111 3.0 8 111.1 2001 10 357 172 .482 2,177 17 5 217.7 2001 727 1,111 2,177 3,288 328.8 2002 11 506 1,754 3.5 19 159.5 2002 11 322 171 .531 2,366 11 17 215.1 2002 828 1,754 2,366 4,120 374.5 2003 12 534 1,627 3.0 18 135.6 2003 12 319 160 .502 2,307 13 13 192.2 2003 853 1,627 2,307 3,934 327.8 2004 11 394 1,384 3.5 14 125.8 2004 11 345 193 .559 2,003 16 8 182.1 2004 739 1,384 2,003 3,387 307.9 2005 11 409 1,499 3.7 23 136.3 2005 11 390 238 .610 2,968 17 22 269.8 2005 799 1,499 2,968 4,467 406.1 2006 11 327 927 2.8 11 84.3 2006 11 409 275 *.672 3,161 11 19 287.4 2006 736 927 3,161 4,088 371.6 2007 11 321 754 2.3 8 68.5 2007 11 427 259 .607 2,590 19 12 235.5 2007 748 754 2,590 3,344 304.0 2008 12 341 666 2.0 8 55.5 2008 12 469 308 .657 3,322 16 25 276.8 2008 810 666 3,322 3,988 332.3 2009 11 381 1,151 3.0 12 104.6 2009 12 308 153 .496 1,611 27 9 146.5 2009 689 1,151 1,611 2,762 251.1 2010 11 410 1,463 3.6 8 133.0 2010 11 325 162 .498 1,794 15 11 163.1 2010 735 1,463 1,794 3,257 296.1 2011 12 521 2,759 5.3 38 229.9 2011 12 281 187 .665 2,413 10 16 201.1 2011 802 2,759 2,413 5,172 431.0 2012 11 460 2,519 5.5 26 229.0 2012 11 318 208 .654 2,332 8 19 212.0 2012 778 2,519 2,332 4,851 441.0 2013 16 *712 *3,830 5.4 *55 239.4 2013 16 413 266 .644 3,622 13 19 226.4 2013 *1,125 *3,830 3,622 *7,452 465.8 * school records * school records * school records

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RUSHING Jason Corle at Colgate, 1997...... 152 32. Brian McCarty at So. Connecticut, 1994 ...... 151 200-YARD RUSHING GAMES 33. Terrance West at Stony Brook, 2013 ...... 150 The Tigers are 19-2 when a Towson player rushes for 200 Jason Corle vs. Wagner, 1996 ...... 150 or more yards in a single game. When Tony Vinson ran for 364 yards against Bucknell in 1993, he established the Jason Corle vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 1996 ...... 150 NCAA FCS single game record. Vinson and Terrance West David Meggett at Youngstown State, 1988 150 both ran for more than 200 yards in a game six times. 37. Tony Vinson vs. Delaware, 1993 ...... 149 1. Tony Vinson vs. Bucknell, 1993 ...... 364 38. Terrance West at Old Dominion, 2011 ...... 148 2. Terrance West at Eastern Illinois, 2013 ...... 354 Jason Corle vs. Monmouth, 1998 ...... 148 3. Tony Vinson at Morgan State, 1993 ...... 327 40. Matt Romeo vs. Georgetown, 2002 ...... 147 4. Larry Washington vs. Monmouth, 1995 ...... 292 41. Larry Jones at Johns Hopkins, 1973 ...... 146 5. Terrance West at Richmond, 2013 ...... 272 42. Terrance West at Villanova, 2012 ...... 144 6. Tony Vinson vs. James Madison, 1992 ...... 264 43. Matt Romeo at Fordham, 2002 ...... 142 7. Terrance West vs. New Hampshire, 2011 ...... 261 Paul Cillo vs. Maine, 1982 ...... 142 8. Tony Vinson vs. Hofstra, 1992 ...... 256 James Boyd at Johns Hopkins, 1975 ...... 142 9. Brian McCarty vs. Northeastern, 1992 ...... 245 James Boyd vs. West. Connecticut, 1975 .. 142 10. Jason Corle vs. Fordham, 1998 ...... 239 47. Terrance West at William & Mary, 2011 ...... 141 11. Terrance West vs. New Hampshire, 2013...... 238 Nick Williams vs. Morgan State, 2005 ...... 141 12. Brian McCarty vs. Morgan State, 1994 ...... 237 Tony Vinson at William & Mary, 1992 ...... 141 13. Terrance West, at New Hampshire, 2012 ...... 236 50. Tony Vinson vs. Bucknell, 1992 ...... 140 14. Tony Vinson vs. Howard, 1993 ...... 224 Mike Maloney at Hampden-Sydney ...... 140 Tony Vinson rushed for more than 200 yards in a 15. David Meggett vs. New Haven, 1988 ...... 221 52. Terrance West at N.C. Central, 2013 ...... 139 game six times. Nick Williams at William & Mary, 2007 ...... 139 16. Noah Read vs. Lafayette, 2001 ...... 218 Larry Jones vs. Glassboro State, 1973 ...... 114 Noah Read at Drake, 2000 ...... 139 17. Jason Corle vs. Robert Morris, 1997 ...... 217 97. Larry Jones at Salisbury State, 1973 ...... 113 Noah Read vs. Bucknell, 2000 ...... 139 18. Dan Ricker vs. New Haven, 1986...... 215 Terrance West at Delaware, 2012 ...... 113 56. Mikal Lundy vs. Holy Cross ...... 138 19. Tony Vinson vs. Buffalo, 1993 ...... 209 99. Terrance West at James Madison, 2012 ...... 112 Dan Ricker vs. James Madison ...... 138 20. Terrance West vs. Delaware, 2013 ...... 206 Dan Ricker at Bucknell, 1986 ...... 112 58. Jason Corle vs. Central Connecticut, 1996 137 21. Larry Washington vs. So. Connecticut, 1995 ....205 Brian Kirchoff at Slippery Rock, 1983 ...... 112 Dan Ricker at Delaware, 1984 ...... 137 Paul Cillo at Shippensburg, 1982 ...... 112 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 60. Tony Vinson at Delaware, 1993 ...... 136 Paul Cillo at Millersville, 1981 ...... 112 There have been 138 100-yard rushing performances in the Brian McCarty at James Madison, 1991 ...... 136 104. Matt Castor vs. Rhode Island, 2008 ...... 111 history of Tiger football. Former Tiger running back Ter- 62. Jason Corle vs. Lafayette, 1999 ...... 135 Rasheed McClaude vs. Central Conn., 2007 111 rance West, ‘13 leads all players with 17 100-yard games. 63. Noah Read vs. Howard, 2000 ...... 134 Jarrett Grier at Indiana of Pa., 1990 ...... 111 Noah Read, ‘01 and Jason Corle, 99 are tied for second 64. Terrance West vs. Richmond, 2011 ...... 128 Robbie Jackson at Youngstown, 1989 ...... 111 place on the all-time list with 13 100-yard performances. David Meggett at Maine, 1987 ...... 128 Tony Vinson, ‘93 had nine 100-yard games. 108. Tremayne Dameron at Maine, 2011 ...... 109 Dan Ricker at Norfolk State, 1984 (NCAA) .128 1. Tony Vinson at Connecticut, 1993 ...... 196 Dan Ricker vs. James Madison, 1986 ...... 109 67. Eugene King vs. Lock Haven, 2005 ...... 127 2. Jason Corle vs. Morgan State, 1999 ...... 193 Dan Ricker vs. Shepherd College, 1984 ...... 109 Tony Vinson at Hofstra, 1993 ...... 127 3. Jason Corle at Monmouth, 1996 ...... 192 111. Matt Castor vs. Columbia, 2008 ...... 108 69. Tremayne Dameron at Morgan, 2009 ...... 126 4. Paul Cillo at Merchant Marine, 1981 ...... 187 Noah Read at Holy Cross, 2000 ...... 108 Nick Williams vs. James Madison, 2004 ....126 5. Matt Romeo at Georgetown, 2003 ...... 185 Robbie Jackson at Rhode Island, 1990 ...... 108 Mike Wells vs. Johns Hopkins, 1972 ...... 126 6. Noah Read vs. Colgate, 2000 ...... 184 Brian Kirchoff vs. So. Connecticut, 1981 .....108 72. Larry Jones vs. Georgetown, 1973 ...... 125 7. Terrance West at Albany, 2013 ...... 183 115. Tremayne Dameron vs. C. Carolina, 2010 ...107 73. Noah Read at Lafayette, 2000 ...... 124 Terrance West at Maine, 2011 ...... 183 116. Matt Romeo at Holy Cross, 2002 ...... 106 74. Chris Hart at Indiana, 2010 ...... 123 9. Dan Ricker vs. Liberty, 1986 ...... 181 Jason Corle at Fordham, 1997 ...... 106 Tony Vinson vs. Central Connecticut, 1993 123 Dominique Booker vs. Rhode Island ...... 181 118. Darius Victor vs. Fordham, 2013 ...... 105 David Meggett vs. Rhode Island, 1987 ...... 123 11. Larry Washington vs. Butler, 1995 ...... 179 Mikal Lundy at Bucknell, 2003 ...... 105 Albo Butler vs. Frostburg State, 1977 ...... 123 12. Noah Read vs. Monmouth, 2001 ...... 177 Matt Romeo vs. Bucknell, 2002 ...... 105 78. Paul Cillo at C.W. Post, 1982 ...... 122 Larry Jones at Federal City, 1974 ...... 177 Maurice Sydnor at St. Francis (Pa.), 1995 ..105 Grant Enders at Villanova, 2012 ...... 122 14. Larry Jones vs. Frostburg State, 1973 ...... 174 Dan Ricker vs. Lehigh, 1986 ...... 105 80. Terrance West at Holy Cross, 2013 ...... 121 15. Jason Corle vs. Holy Cross, 1997 ...... 173 123. Jeff Herrick at Johns Hopkins, 1975 ...... 104 Mikal Lundy vs. Lock Haven, 2003 ...... 121 Maurice Sydnor at Butler, 1996 ...... 173 Larry Jones at Randolph-Macon, 1973 ...... 104 Tony Vinson vs. Liberty, 1992 ...... 121 17. Nick Williams vs. Delaware, 2005 ...... 169 125. Noah Read at Morgan State, 2001 ...... 103 David Meggett at Delaware State, 1988 ...... 121 Paul Cillo vs. Merchant Marine, 1982 ...... 169 David Meggett at James Madison, 1987 ....103 84. Ray Harris at Fordham, 2000...... 120 19. Matt Romeo vs. Brown, 2002 ...... 168 Jeff Beathard vs. Indiana of Pa., 1985 ...... 103 Brian McCarty vs. Am. International, 1994 120 Noah Read vs. Lehigh, 2000...... 168 128. Jason Corle at Columbia, 1997 ...... 102 86. Noah Read at Albany, 2001 ...... 119 21. Tony Vinson vs. Chas. Southern, 1993 ...... 161 Jason Corle vs. Monmouth, 1997 ...... 102 Larry Jones at Hampden-Sydney, 1973 ...... 119 22. Jason Corle at Dayton, 1998 ...... 160 130. Jeff Beathard vs. Slippery Rock, 1985 ...... 101 88. Randy Nelson vs. Bucknell, 1989 ...... 117 Larry Jones vs. Hampden-Sydney, 1974 ...... 160 Tom Jones at Albany (NY) State, 1978 ...... 101 89. Noah Read at Fordham, 2000 ...... 116 24. Brian McCarty vs. Delaware State, 1993 ...... 159 James Boyd at Randolph-Macon, 1975 ...... 101 Brian Kirchoff vs. C.W. Post, 1981 ...... 116 25. Matt Romeo at Georgetown, 2001 ...... 158 Larry Jones vs. Randolph-Macon, 1974 ...... 101 Wayne Bond vs. Morgan State, 1979 ...... 116 Terrance West at William & Mary, 2013 ...... 157 134. Terrance West vs. James Madison, 2013 .....100 92. Terrance West at East Washington, 2013 .....115 Terrance West at Connecticut, 2013...... 156 Tremayne Dameron at New Hamp., 2010 ....100 Noah Read at Monmouth, 2000 ...... 115 28. Terrance West vs. Delaware, 2011 ...... 155 Brian McCarty at Delaware, 1992 ...... 100 Larry Jones vs. Federal City, 1973 ...... 115 29. Terrance West vs. William & Mary, 2012 ..... 153 Paul Cillo vs. Southern Connecticut, 1981 100 95. David Meggett vs. Morgan State, 1987 ...... 114 30. Noah Read vs. Morgan State, 2000 ...... 152 Rick Bielski vs. Glassboro State, 1977 ...... 100

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Tiger Individual Superlatives RUSHING ATTEMPTS (30) IN ONE GAME 41 ...... Tony Vinson vs. James Madison, 1992 40 ...... Jason Corle vs. Monmouth, 1996 40 ...... Matt Romeo vs. Georgetown, 2003 39 ...... Terrance West at Eastern Illinois, 2013 39 ...... Matt Romeo vs. Georgetown, 2002 39 ...... Jason Corle vs. Fordham,1997 38 ...... Noah Read vs. Lafayette, 2001 37 ...... Brian McCarty vs. Northeastern, 1992 36 ...... Terrance West at Connecticut, 2013 36 ...... Noah Read vs. Colgate, 2000 36 ...... Noah Read vs. Lehigh, 2000 36 ...... Tony Vinson at Connecticut, 1992 36 ...... Dan Ricker vs. New Haven, 1986 35 ...... Noah Read vs. Monmouth, 2001 35 ...... Jason Corle vs. Robert Morris, 1997 34 ...... Jason Corle vs. Fordham, 1998 34 ...... Tony Vinson vs. Hofstra, 1993 33 ...... Noah Read vs. Howard, 2000 33 ...... Tony Vinson vs. Bucknell, 1993 33 ...... Paul Cillo at C.W. Post, 1982 32 ...... Matt Romeo vs. Brown, 2002 32 ...... Tony Vinson at Morgan State, 1993 32 ...... David Meggett vs. New Haven, 1988 Dominique Booker ran for 83 yards against Rhode Island, the second longest running play in history. 31 ...... Terrance West at North Carolina Central, 2013 LONGEST RUNNING PLAYS 55 ...... Joe Lee at Howard, 1999 31 ...... Tony Vinson at Delaware, 1993 84 (TD) ...... Jason Corle vs. Wagner, 1996 55 ...... Dan Crowley at Bucknell, 1994 30 ...... Terrance West at William & Mary, 2013 83 (TD) ...... Dominique Booker vs. Rhode Island, 2012 55 ...... Dan Crowley vs. Youngstown State, 1991 30 ...... Noah Read vs. Monmouth, 2000 80 (TD) ...... Tony Vinson vs. Bucknell, 1993 55 ...... Theron Richards at Amer. International, 1986 30 ...... Jason Corle vs. Colgate, 1997 79 ...... Terrance West at Richmond, 2013 54 ...... Joe Lee vs. Holy Cross, 1999 30 ...... Tony Vinson at Buffalo, 1993 76 (TD) ...... Dave Meggett vs. New Haven, 1988 53 ...... Dan Crowley at Maine, 1991 30 ...... Dan Ricker vs. James Madison, 1986 73 (TD) ...... Brian McCarty vs. Northeastern, 1992 53 ...... Joe Anderson vs. James Madison, 1982 30 ...... Rick DeMilt vs. Johns Hopkins, 1972 72 (TD) ...... Terrance West vs. New Hampshire, 2011 52 ...... Dan Crowley vs. Hofstra, 1991 30 ...... Matt Romeo vs. Bucknell, 2002 71 ...... Tommy Chroniger vs. Delaware, 2009 51 ...... Sean Schaefer vs. William & Mary, 2006 30 ...... Terrance West at Delaware, 2012 71 (TD) ...... Mikal Lundy vs. Holy Cross, 2003 51 ...... Joe Lee vs. Morgan State, 1999 71 (TD) ...... Jason Corle vs. Fordham, 1998 51 ...... Kevin Smith at Pennsylvania, 1997 71 (TD) ...... Jason Corle vs. Robert Morris, 1997 51 ...... Chris Goetz at New Haven, 1989 71 (TD) ...... Robbie Jackson vs. Howard, 1990 50 ...... Andrew Goldbeck at New Hampshire, 2004 71 (TD) ...... Jeff Herrick vs. Johns Hopkins, 1975 50 ...... Dan Crowley vs. Indiana (Pa.), 1991 71 (TD) ...... Mike Maloney vs. Frostburg State, 1975 50 ...... Kevin Smith at Lafayette, 1997 70 (TD) ...... Tony Vinson vs. Howard, 1993 50 ...... Chris Goetz at Lehigh, 1988 69 (TD) ...... Terrance West vs. New Hampshire, 2011 COMPLETIONS (30) IN ONE GAME 69 (TD) ...... Nick Williams vs. Morgan State, 2005 47 ...... Joe Lee at Lehigh, 1999 68 (TD) ...... Ray Harris at Fordham, 2000 43 ...... Sean Schaefer at Hofstra, 2006 68 (TD) ...... Larry Washington vs. Monmouth, 1995 40 ...... Sean Schaefer at James Madison, 2007 65 (TD) ...... Jason Corle vs. Morgan State, 1999 40 ...... Kurt Beathard at Lafayette, 1985 65 (TD) ...... Maurice Sydnor at Butler, 1996 37 ...... Joe Lee vs. Dayton,1999 65 (TD) ...... Tony Vinson vs. Hofstra, 1992 37 ...... Kevin Smith at Marist, 1996 63 (TD) ...... Terrance West at Eastern Illinois, 2013 36 ...... Kevin Smith vs. Drake, 1998 63 ...... Jason Corle vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 1996 35 ...... Sean Schaefer at Villanova, 2006 63 (TD) ...... Paul Cillo at Merchant Marine, 1981 35 ...... Sean Schaefer at Villanova, 2008 34 ...... Joe Lee at Howard, 1999 PASSING 34 ...... Joe Lee at Colgate, 1999 ATTEMPTS (50) IN ONE GAME 34 ...... Sean Schaefer at New Hampshire, 2008 33 ...... Sean Schaefer vs. William & Mary, 2006 77 ...... Joe Lee at Lehigh, 1999 33 ...... Val Troiani at St. Mary’s (Cal.), 2000 72 ...... Val Troiani at St. Mary’s (Cal.), 2000 33 ...... Dan Crowley at Bucknell, 1994 70 ...... Joe Lee vs. Dayton, 1999 31 ...... Sean Schaefer vs. Northeastern, 2008 65 ...... Joe Lee at Colgate, 1999 30 ...... Sean Schaefer vs. Central Connecticut, 2007 60 ...... Sean Schaefer at Hofstra, 2006 59 ...... Sean Schaefer at James Madison, 2007 INTERCEPTIONS THROWN IN GAME 58 ...... Kevin Smith at Marist, 1996 7 ...... Dan Crowley at Maine, 1991 57 ...... Kevin Smith at Holy Cross, 1998 6 ...... Dan Crowley vs. Youngstown State, 1991 6 ...... Ron Meehan vs. New Hampshire, 1980 Noah Read ran for a career-high 218 yards 56 ...... Joe Lee, at Columbia, 1999 against Lafayette in 2001. 56 ...... Dan Crowley, at Liberty, 1991 82 2014 Football

Tiger Individual Superlatives 300-YARD PASSING GAMES The Tigers are 37-28 when a Tiger quarterback passes for 300 or more yards. Joe Lee’s school record of 567 yards was set at Lehigh in 1999. In his record-setting career, Sean Schaefer passed for 300-or-more yards 15 times. 1. Joe Lee (77-47-2) at Lehigh (1999) ...... 567 2. Val Troiani (72-33-3) at St. Mary’s Calif. (2000) ...... 484 3 Joe Lee (54-30-0) vs. Holy Cross (1999) ...... 481 4. Kevin Smith (57-36-3) at Marist (1996) ...... 471 5. Joe Lee (40-24-0) vs. Monmouth (1999) ...... 467 6. Kurt Beathard (51-40-0) at Lafayette (1985) ...... 466 7. Joe Lee (70-37-1) vs. Dayton (1999) ...... 463 8. Theron Richards (55-33-0) at American International (1986) ...... 462 9. Sean Schaefer (60-43-0) at Hofstra (2006) ...... 458 10. Dan Crowley (45-23-2) vs. Kutztown (1994) ...... 449 11. Sean Schaefer (37-27-0) at Delaware (2006) ...... 435 12. Joe Lee (55-34-2) vs. Howard (1999) ...... 431 13. Theron Richards (48-29-1) at Rhode Island (1986) ...... 418 14. Joe Anderson (44-20-4) at Bucknell (1982) ...... 408 15. Joe Lee (43-27-0) vs. Bucknell (1999) ...... 407 16. Dan Crowley (52-28-3) vs. Hofstra (1991) ...... 399 17. Sean Schaefer (31-21-2) at Northeastern (2005) ...... 383 18. Dan Crowley (34-20-2) vs. American International (1994) ...... 380 19. Sean Schaefer (34-25-1) vs. Rhode Island (2008) ...... 373 Joe Lee set a school record by passing for 567 yards in one game in 1999. 20. Ron Meehan (41-27-0) at C.W. Post (1980) ...... 367 He threw for over 400 yards in six games in 1999. Sean Schaefer (51-33-1) vs. William & Mary (2006) ...... 367 22. Dan Crowley (55-33-1) vs. Bucknell (1994) ...... 366 5 TOUCHDOWN PASSES IN A GAME 23. Bret Rogers (34-23-1) vs. Millersville (1983) ...... 363 5 ...... Sean Schaefer at Delaware, 2005 24. Rick Marsilio (38-22-3) at Lehigh (1989) ...... 362 5 ...... Sean Schaefer at Northeastern, 1991 25. Kevin Smith (57-28-2) vs. Holy Cross (1998) ...... 361 5 ...... Dan Crowley at Charleston Southern, 1994 26. Sean Schaefer (46-31-1) vs. Northeastern (2008) ...... 358 27. Peter Athens (41-24-3) vs. Villanova (2013) ...... 355 Kurt Beathard (31-21-1) vs. Wofford (1985) ...... 355 300-YARD ALL PURPOSE GAMES 29. Joe Lee (65-34-3) at Colgate (1999) ...... 350 The Tigers are 5-1 when a player has 300 or more all-purpose yards in a single 30. Sean Schaefer (59-40-0) at James Madison (2007) ...... 349 31. Chris Goetz (50-22-4) vs. Lehigh (1988) ...... 346 game with the lone loss coming at James Madison in 1987 by a 21-19 count. 32. Sean Schaefer (41-26-4) vs. Morgan State (2005) ...... 344 1. Tony Vinson vs. Bucknell, 1993 ...... 357 Dan Dullea (26-19-0) vs. Washington & Lee (1974) ...... 344 2. Terrance West at Eastern Illinois, 2013 ...... 355 Peter Athens (33-22-0) vs. New Hampshire (2013) ...... 343 3. Tony Vinson at Morgan State, 1993 ...... 347 35. Chris Goetz (34-20-1) vs. Northeastern (1988) ...... 338 4. Jason Corle vs. Robert Morris, 1997 ...... 343 36. Kevin Smith (40-20-2) vs. Rob’t. Morris (1996) ...... 336 5. David Meggett at James Madison, 1987 ...... 300 Kevin Smith (49-26-0) vs. Dayton (1996) ...... 336 Mark Orlando vs. American International, 1994 ...... 300 38. Chris Goetz (34-21-2) vs. Youngstown (1988) ...... 332 Sean Schaefer (44-27-1) vs. Richmond (2005) ...... 332 40. Dan Crowley (37-23-0) vs. Delaware St. (1994) ...... 330 Sean Schaefer (47-29-1) at Navy (2008) ...... 330 42. Dan Crowley (49-25-2) vs. Rhode Island (1992) ...... 328 43. Theron Richards (26-18-1) vs. Buffalo (1986) ...... 327 44. Sean Schaefer (47-35-1) at Villanova (2008) ...... 326 45. Andrew Goldbeck (35-24-1) vs. James Madison (2004) ...... 325 Dan Crowley (56-28-1) vs. Liberty (1991) ...... 325 47. Sean Schaefer (45-35-0) at Villanova (2006) ...... 324 48. Chris Goetz (43-21-3) vs. Northeastern (1987) ...... 320 49. Andrew Goldbeck (50-28-0) vs. New Hampshire (2004) ...... 319 Chris Goetz (38-25-0) vs. Howard (1987)...... 319 51. Dan Crowley (55-27-6) vs. Youngstown (1991) ...... 318 52. Dan Crowley (37-18-2) vs. Hofstra (1993) ...... 317 53 Kevin Smith (48-35-0) vs. Drake (1998) ...... 315 Sean Schaefer (48-27-0) vs. James Madison (2008) ...... 315 55. Grant Enders (37-24-1) at Old Dominion (2011) ...... 314 Kurt Beathard (31-22-1) vs. California, Pa. (1984) ...... 314 57. Jay Amer (30-18-1) vs. Brown (2002) ...... 309 Sean Schaefer (48-34-2) at New Hampshire (2008) ...... 309 59. Dan Crowley (27-14-0) vs. Buffalo (1994) ...... 308 60. Kevin Smith (35-19-0) vs. Central Conn. (1996) ...... 307 Kurt Beathard (42-25-2) vs. New Haven (1984) ...... 307 Ron Meehan (38-28-0) vs. Central Conn. (1980) ...... 307 63. Kevin Smith (47-27-0) vs. Monmouth (1997) ...... 303 64. Peter Athens (15-13-0) vs. Fordham (2013) ...... 301 Quarterback Sean Schaefer threw fi ve touchdown passes in a game twice in 65. Sean Schaefer (40-30-2) vs. Central Conn. (2007) ...... 300 his career. 83 2014 Football

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CATCHES OVER 75 YARDS 10-RECEPTION GAMES 95 (TD) ...... Shawn Ward vs. Kutztown, 1994 The Tigers are 17-13 when a receiver has 10 catches in a game. 89 (TD) ...... Adam Overbey vs. Monmouth, 1998 Jamal White (172 yds., 3 TD) vs. Dayton (1999) ...... 13 88 (TD) ...... Shawn Ward vs. Wagner, 1996 Jason Corle (76 yds., 0 TD) at Pennsylvania (1997) ...... 13 84 (TD) ...... Tommy Breaux at Delaware, 2008 Mike Smith (152 yds., 2 TD) vs. Liberty (1989) ...... 13 84 (TD) ...... Marcus Lee vs. Villanova, 2005 83 (TD) ...... Mark Orlando vs. American International, 1994 Shawn Ward (208 yds., 1 TD) at Marist (1996) ...... 12 83 (TD) ...... Kevin Howard vs. Hofstra, 1991 Dale Chipps (214 yds., 1 TD) at Northeastern (1987) ...... 12 82 (TD) ...... Dale Chipps at Northeastern, 1987 Jeff Beathard (71 yds., 0 TD) at James Madison (1985) ...... 12 81 (TD) ...... Brandon White vs. Fordham, 2001 Demetrius Harrison (95 yds., 0 TD) at James Madison (2008) ...... 11 80 (TD) ...... Spencer Willkins vs. Villanova, 2013 Paul Perry (131 yds., 0 TD) at Massachusetts (2007) ...... 11 80 (TD) ...... Hakeem Moore at Rhode Island, 2009 Dayron Arnold (119 yds., 1 TD) vs. William & Mary (2007) ...... 11 80 (TD) ...... Jamal White vs. Brown, 2002 Demetrius Harrison (129 yds., 0 TD) at Hofstra (2006) ...... 11 80 (TD) ...... Shawn Ward vs. Hofstra, 1994 Jason Corle (62 yds., 0 TD) vs. Lehigh (1998) ...... 11 80 (TD) ...... Ken Weeks vs. Delaware State, 1989 Mark Orlando (266 yds., 3 TD) vs. American International (1994) ...... 11 80 (TD) ...... Dale Chipps at Morgan State, 1986 Dale Chipps (146 yds., 1 TD) vs. Lehigh (1986) ...... 11 78 (TD) ...... Sean Murphy vs. Morgan State, 1984 Dale Chipps (211 yds., 1 TD) at Rhode Island (1986) ...... 11 78 (TD) ...... Ken Snoots vs. Ithaca, 1978 Dale Chipps (184 yds., 1 TD) at Lafayette (1985) ...... 11 75 (TD) ...... Ken Snoots at Ithaca, 1977 Gary Weishaar (115 yds., 2 TD) at C.W. Post (1980) ...... 11 200-YARD RECEIVING GAMES Anthony Maglionico (80 yds., 0 TD) vs. Drake (1998) ...... 11 The Tigers are 9-4 when a Towson receiver has 200 or more yards in a game. Mark Orlando Dave Newsom (106 yds., 0 TD) at Richmond (2008) ...... 10 also set the school record for most TD catches in a game when he hauled in 11 passes for 266 Demetrius Harrison (112 yds., 1 TD) vs. Richmond (2007) ...... 10 yards and 3 TD’s against AIC in 1994. He averaged 24.2 yards per reception in that game. Eric Yancey (115 yds., 2 TD) at Hofstra (2006) ...... 10 1. Mark Orlando (11 rec., 3 TD) vs. Amer. International (1994)...... 266 Jamal White (212 yds., 1 TD) vs. Holy Cross (1999) ...... 10 2. Mark Orlando (10 rec., 1 TD) vs. Kutztown (1994) ...... 244 Jamal White (124 yds., 1 TD) at Lehigh (1999) ...... 10 3. Mark Orlando (9 rec., 2 TD) vs. Buffalo (1994) ...... 238 Mark Orlando (244 yds., 1 TD) vs. Kutztown (1994) ...... 10 4. Marc Brown (9 rec., 2 TD) vs. Bucknell (1982) ...... 233 Mark Orlando (200 yds., 2 TD) at Delaware (1993) ...... 10 5. Jamal White (9 rec., 0 TD) vs. Monmouth (1999) ...... 226 Kevin Howard (84 yds., 1 TD) at Howard (1991) ...... 10 6. Ken Snoots (9 rec., 2 TD) vs. Randolph-Macon (1978) ...... 224 Kevin Howard (222 yds., 2 TD) vs. New Haven (1990) ...... 10 7. Andrae Brown (9 rec., 5 TD) at Northeastern (2005) ...... 222 David Meggett (133 yds., 1 TD) at James Madison (1987) ...... 10 Kevin Howard (10 rec., 2 TD) vs. New Haven (1990) ...... 222 Ken Snoots (127 yds., 0 TD) at Maine (1979) ...... 10 9. Dale Chipps (12 rec., 1 TD) at Northeastern (1987) ...... 214 Ken Snoots (157 yds., 0 TD) vs. Mansfi eld (1978) ...... 10 10. Jamal White (10 rec., 1 TD) vs. Holy Cross (1999) ...... 212 11. Dale Chipps (11 rec., 1 TD) at Rhode Island (1986) ...... 211 12. Shawn Ward (12 rec., 1 TD) at Marist (1996) ...... 208 Game-Winning Field Goals 13. Mark Orlando (10 rec., 2 TD) at Bucknell (1994) ...... 200 In Tiger football history, there have been nine game-winning fi eld goals that have TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (3) IN ONE GAME provided the Tigers’ winning margin in the fourth quarter or overtime. Ed Kulic was the master of the game-winning fi eld goal as he booted three game-winners 5 ...... Andrae Brown at Northeastern, 2005 during his career. Ed Kulic also has the only game-winning OT fi eld goal in school 3 ...... Eric Yancey at Delaware, 2006 history, providing the winning points in a victory at Morgan State in 2001. 3 ...... Jamal White vs. Dayton, 1999 Date Kicker Opponent and Score Yds Time Left 3 ...... Mark Orlando vs. American International, 1994 Sept. 14, 1974 Terry O’Brien Mansfi eld, 15-12 40 1:42 3 ...... Mark Orlando vs. Central Connecticut, 1993 Sept. 24, 1977 Randy Bielski Randolph-Macon, 3-0 22 0:06 Oct. 2, 1982 Sean Landeta Maine, 35-32 22 0:01 Sept. 6, 1997 George Perdikakis Monmouth, 22-21 35 3:06 Oct. 23, 1999 Ed Kulic Fordham, 25-23 24 0:26 Nov. 11, 2000 Ed Kulic Bucknell, 15-13 35 0:11 Sept. 29, 2001 Ed Kulic Morgan State, 20-17 18 OT Sept. 1, 2005 Ron Halbruner Morgan State, 29-26 29 0:01 Oct. 8, 2011 D.J. Soven Richmond, 31-28 23 0:00

Wide receiver Mark Orlando caught three touchdown passes in a game twice in his career. 84 2014 Football

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PASSES (OVER 75 YARDS) Field Goals Over 40 Yards 95 (TD)...... Dan Crowley-to-Shawn Ward vs. Kutztown, 1994 57 ...... Sean Landeta vs. Delaware State, 1980 89 (TD)...... Kevin Smith-to-Adam Overbey vs. Monmouth, 1998 51 ...... D.J. Soven at Stony Brook, 2013 88 (TD)...... Kevin Smith-to-Shawn Ward vs. Wagner, 1996 51 ...... Sean Landeta vs. New Hampshire,1980 84 (TD)...... Sean Schaefer-to-Marcus Lee vs. Villanova, 2005 50 ...... Drew Evangelista at Albany, 2013 84 (TD) ...... Sean Schaefer-to-Tommy Breaux at Delaware, 2008 50 ...... Terry O’Brien vs. Salisbury, 1974 83 (TD)...... Dan Crowley-to-Mark Orlando vs. American International, 1994 49 ...... D.J. Soven vs. New Hampshire, 2013 83 (TD)...... Dan Crowley-to-Kevin Howard vs. Hofstra, 1991 49 ...... Jerome Nolan at American International, 1985 82 (TD)...... Chris Goetz-to-Dale Chipps at Northeastern, 1987 49 ...... Terry O’Brien at Federal City, 1974 81 (TD)...... Jay Amer-to-Brandon White vs. Fordham, 2001 48 ...... Ed Kulic at Colgate, 2001 80 (TD)...... Peter Athens-to-Spencer Wilkins vs. Villanova, 2013 48 ...... Randy Bielski at Salisbury, 1977 80 (TD) ...... Peter Athens-to-Hakeem Moore at Rhode Island, 2009 47 ...... Sean Landeta vs. Maine, 1982 80 (TD)...... Jay Amer-to-Jamal White vs. Brown, 2002 47 ...... D.J. Soven at Old Dominion, 2011 80 (TD)...... Dan Crowley-to-Shawn Ward at Hofstra, 1994 45 ...... D.J. Soven vs. Lehigh (NCAA Playoff), 2011 80 (TD)...... Chris Goetz-to-Ken Weeks vs. Delaware State, 1989 45 ...... George Perdikakis at Marist, 1996 80 (TD)...... Theron Richards-to-Dale Chipps at Morgan State, 1986 45 ...... Sean Landeta vs. New Hampshire, 1981 78 (TD) ...... Grant Enders-to-Terrance West at Villanova, 2012 45 ...... Jerome Nolan vs. Mansfi eld, 1983 78 (TD)...... Kurt Beathard-to-Sean Murphy vs. Morgan State, 1984 44 ...... Sean Landeta at Bucknell, 1982 78 (TD)...... Ron Meehan-to-Ken Snoots at Ithaca, 1978 43 ...... D.J. Soven at New Hampshire, 2012 75 (TD)...... Ron Meehan-to-Ken Snoots at Ithaca, 1978 43 ...... Ed Kulic at Lehigh, 2001 43 ...... Ed Kulic vs. Fordham, 2001 43 ...... Randy Bielski vs. Bowie, 1977 42 ...... Brian Dick at Liberty, 1989 42 ...... Brian Dick vs. Howard, 1987 42 ...... Randy Bielski vs. Merchant Marine, 1979 42 ...... Jerome Nolan vs. Morgan State, 1985 42 ...... Terry O’Brien vs. Glassboro, 1973 41 ...... Mark Bencivengo vs. Northeastern, 2008 41 ...... Stephan Toth at Delaware, 2004 41 ...... Glen Mattfeld vs. Howard, 1990 41 ...... Brian Dick vs. James Madison, 1988 41 ...... Jerome Nolan vs. Shepherd, 1984 41 ...... Randy Bielski at Frostburg, 1976 40 ...... D.J. Soven at James Madison, 2012 40 ...... D.J. Soven vs. Old Dominion, 2012 40 ...... Mark Bencivengo vs. Rhode Island, 2008 40 ...... Mark Bencivengo at Richmond, 2006 40 ...... Ed Kulic vs. St. Mary’s, 2000 40 ...... George Perdikakis vs. St. Francis, 1996 40 ...... George Perdidakis vs. Southern Conn., 1995 40 ...... Brian Dick vs. Youngstown State, 1988 40 ...... Terry O’Brien vs. Bowie State, 1974

Conversion Attempts (8) In One Game 10 ...... Ron Halbruner vs. Lock Haven, 2005 9 ...... D.J. Soven at New Hampshire, 2012 9 ...... Jerome Nolan vs. New York Tech, 1983 8 ...... D. J. Soven vs. New Hampshire, 2011 8 ...... Ben Whitacre vs. Brown, 2002 8 ...... Pete Regala vs. Albany (NY), 1970

Conversions Made (8) In One Game 10 ...... Ron Halbruner vs. Lock Haven, 2005 8 ...... D.J. Soven vs. New Hampshire, 2011 8 ...... Ben Whitacre vs. Brown, 2002 8 ...... Pete Ragalana vs. Albany (NY), 1970

Kurt Beathard completed 40 of 51 passes without an interception in a win at Lafayette in 1985. 85 2014 Football

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KICKING Field Goals Made (3) In One Game KICKOFF RETURNS 4 ...... Jerome Nolan at C.W. Post, 1984 Returned for Touchdowns 3 ...... Mark Bencivengo at William & Mary, 2007 100...... David Meggett vs. Northeastern, 1988 3 ...... Ben Whitacre vs. Lehigh, 2002 99 ...... Derrick Joseph, vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 2012 3 ...... Ed Kulic vs. Holy Cross, 2001 96 . . . . . Mike Barth vs. American International, 1985 3 ...... Ed Kulic vs. Morgan State, 2000 95 ...... Derrick Joseph vs. Delaware State, 2013 3 ...... Jerome Nolan vs. Mansfi eld, 1983 93 ...... Derrick Joseph vs. New Hampshire, 2011 3 ...... Sean Landeta vs. Maine, 1982 90 ...... Derrick Joseph vs. Villanova, 2013 3 ...... Sean Landeta vs. New York Tech, 1980 89 ...... Maurice Sydnor vs. Butler, 1995 3 ...... Randy Bielski vs. Mansfi eld, 1978 86 . . . Maurice Sydnor vs. Charleston Southern, 1995 3 ...... Terry O’Brien at Mansfi eld, 1974 84 ...... David Meggett at Howard, 1988

PUNTING PUNT RETURNS Punts (11) In One Game Returned for Touchdown 11 ...... Stephan Toth at Delaware, 2004 94 ...... Brad Friedman vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 1996 11 ...... Steve Bulcavage vs. Colgate, 2002 90 ...... Gary Gist vs. Federal City, 1971 11 ...... Sean Landeta vs. Morgan State, 1979 75 ...... Mike Smith at Lehigh, 1989 11 ...... Rod Flowers at West Chester, 1971 71 ...... Dennis Cliggett vs. Fordham, 1998 Punts Over 65 Yards 67 ...... Jeff Dumpson at Rhode Island, 1986 89 ...... Steve Bulcavage at Colgate, 2003 67 ...... Mike Wells vs. Johns Hopkins, 1972 75 ...... Steve Bulcavage vs. Fordham, 2001 64 ...... Billy Howes vs. Slippery Rock, 1982 72 ...... Sean Landeta at James Madison, 1981 47 ...... Randy Bielski vs. C.W. Post, 1979 71 ...... Sean Landeta vs. New York Tech, 1980 47 ...... Mark Orlando vs. Kutztown, 1994 70 ...... Ben Gossard at Columbia, 1997 46 ...... Kevin Howard vs. Hofstra, 1992 69 ...... Sean Landeta vs. Maine, 1982 28 . . . Josh Corle (blocked punt) vs. Villanova, 2005 Sean Landeta set a school record with a 57-yard 68 ...... Sean Landeta vs. Morgan State, 1982 10 . . . . . Joe Gamble (blocked punt) at Norfolk, 1984 fi eld goal against Delaware State in 1980. 68 ...... Sean Landeta vs. Amer. International, 1980 67 ...... Al Dodds vs. Randolph-Macon, 1970 Punt Returns Over 50 Yards Consecutive Extra Points Made (30) 65 ...... R.J. Peppers at Villanova, 2012 94 (TD) . .Brad Friedman vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 1996 47 ...... George Perdikakis, 1995-96 65 ...... Mike Walck at Monmouth, 2000 90 (TD) ...... Gary Gist vs. Federal City, 1971 30 ...... Sean Landeta, 1981-82 65 ...... Sean Landeta vs. C.W. Post, 1981 75 (TD) ...... Mike Smith at Lehigh, 1989 30 ...... Ben Whitacre, 2002 65 ...... Sean Landeta vs. Delaware State, 1980 71 (TD) ...... Dennis Cliggett vs. Fordham, 1998 Field Goal Attempts (5) In One Game 67 (TD) . . . . . Jeff Dumpson at Rhode Island, 1986 5 ...... Sean Landeta, vs. Kings Point, 1980 67 (TD) ...... Mike Wells vs. Johns Hopkins, 1972 5 ...... Sean Landeta, vs. New York Tech, 1980 64 (TD) ...... Billy Howes vs. Slippery Rock, 1982 5 ...... Randy Bielski, vs. Mansfi eld, 1978 52 ...... Mike Smith vs. Lehigh, 1986 51 ...... Brad Friedman at Bucknell, 1996

Mike Barth became the fi rst Tiger to return a kickoff for a touchdown when he ran 96 yards for a TD Derrick Joseph has four kickoff returns for against American International in a 27-23 victory in 1985. touchdowns over the last three years.

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SACKS INTERCEPTIONS 40 (TD) ...... Leon Walton vs. Indiana (Pa), 1985

Number (4) In One Game Number (3) In One Game TACKLES 6 ...... Rob Stanavitch at Buffalo, 1993 3 ...... Allante Harrison at Delaware, 2004 5 ...... Vince Iorio vs. C.W. Post, 1979 3 ...... Gary Rubeling at Delaware State, 1983 Number (20) In One Game 4 ...... Andrew Hollingsworth vs. Holy Cross, 1999 3 ...... Gary Rubeling at Delaware, 1983 24 ...... Randy Bielski vs. Ithaca, 1978 4 ...... Andrew Hollingsworth at Drake, 1998 3 ...... Gary Rubeling at Bucknell, 1983 23 ...... Rick DeMilt vs. Shepherd, 1972 4 ...... Rob Stanavitch vs. Central Conn., 1993 3 ...... Ron Nichols at Frostburg State, 1978 22 ...... Don Redman vs. Randolph-Macon, 1973 4 ...... Rodney Smith vs. James Madison, 1988 21 ...... Jeff Boller vs. Maine, 1982 4 ...... Bobby Poist at James Madison, 1983 Longest Returns (Over 40 Yards) 21 ...... Jim Colongo vs. Colgate, 1996 95 (TD) ...... Davon Telp at Georgetown, 2003 PASS DEFLECTIONS 21 ...... Dan Nate vs. Delaware State, 1992 95 (TD) ...... Davon Telp vs. Monmouth, 2001 21 ...... Rick DeMilt vs. Hofstra, 1972 90 (TD) ...... Thomas Bradley at Holy Cross, 2013 20 ...... Chris Ginakes vs. Indiana of Pa., 1988 Number (4) In One Game 76 (TD) ...... Ricky Crestwell vs. Lafayette, 1999 20 ...... David Haden vs. Indiana of Pa., 1986 6 ...... Donald Wood vs. Colgate, 2000 68 ...... Kenny Scott at Morgan State, 2007 20 ...... Gordy Combs vs. Shepherd, 1972 5 ...... Jordan Love at William & Mary, 2013 62 (TD) ...... Sporty Evans at Fordham, 2000 4 ...... Sporty Evans vs. Holy Cross, 2001 58 (TD) ...... Jim Colongo vs. Wagner, 1996 4 ...... Marcellus Campbell vs. Cent. Conn., 1993 55 ...... Don Zimmerman at Buffalo, 1993 4 ...... Mark Kauffman vs. Delaware State, 1984 54 (TD) ...... Allante Harrison at Delaware, 2004 53 ...... Raymond White vs. Richmond, 2007 FUMBLE RECOVERIES 51 (TD) ...... Sporty Evans at Georgetown, 2001 50 ...... Dennis Cliggett vs. Howard, 1999 Number (3) In One Game 49 (TD) ...... Drew Mack at Richmond, 2006 3 ...... John Haywood vs. Mansfi eld, 1978 49 (TD) ...... Davon Telp at Georgetown, 2003 3 ...... Joe Varello vs. Mansfi eld, 1978 48 ...... Don Zimmerman vs. Morgan St., 1993 47 ...... Ed Aleshire at Ashland, 1979 Fumble Returns for Touchdowns 47 ...... Stu Himes vs. Bowie, 1976 83 ...... Gerard Jackson vs. Cent. Conn., 1981 47 (TD) ...... Billy Mills vs. Lycoming, 1974 70 ...... Trent Covington vs. Villanova, 2005 46 (TD) ...... Marcus Frisby vs. Bowie, 2004 70 ...... Sporty Evans vs. Georgetown, 2001 45 (TD) ...... Tye Smith vs. New Hampshire, 2011 50 ...... Jeff Kihn vs. C.W. Post, 1983 45 (TD) ...... Allante Harrison at Elon, 2004 30 ...... Allante Harrison vs. Morgan, 2002 45 ...... Scott Melville vs. New York Tech, 1983 26 ...... Brian Boateng at New Hampshire, 2012 42 ...... Billy Mills vs. Lycoming, 1974 8 ...... Donald Wood vs. Lafayette, 1999 41 ...... Brad Friedman vs. St. Francis, 1996 3 ...... Marcus Valentine vs. James Madison, 2010 40 ...... Toland Anderson vs. Lafayette, 1999

Gary Rubeling intercepted three passes in a Linebacker Bubby Hammond recovered seven Safety Allante Harrison intercepted three game three times in 1983. fumbles in 1983. passes at Delaware in 2004.

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Tiger Single Game Team Superlatives

RUSHING 48 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1986 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS MOST POINTS 48 ...... vs. Villanova, 2009 Over 300 Yards Over 500 Yards First Quarter Points 472 ...... at Eastern Illinois, 2013 731 ...... vs. New Hampshire, 2013 PASSING YARDS 21 ...... vs. New Hampshire, 2011 452 ...... at Morgan State, 1993 670 ...... vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 1996 21 ...... vs. Lock Haven, 2005 423 ...... vs. St. Francis, 1996 Over 400 Yards 660 ...... at New Hampshire, 2012 21 . . . vs. American International, 1994 415 ...... at New Hampshire, 2012 567 ...... at Lehigh, 1999 653 ...... vs. Washington & Lee, 1974 21 ...... vs. Robert Morris, 1995 403 ...... vs. Bucknell, 1993 484 ...... at St. Mary’s Calif., 2000 645 ...... at Lehigh, 1999 21 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1993 361 ...... vs. Hofstra, 1992 481 ...... vs. Holy Cross, 1999 627 ...... vs. Delaware, 2006 21 ...... vs. New Haven, 1986 360 ...... vs. James Madison, 1992 478 ...... at Marist, 1996 612 ...... vs. Am. International, 1994 21 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1985 352 ...... vs. New Hampshire, 2013 474 ...... vs. Dayton, 1999 601 ...... vs. Lock Haven, 2005 21 ...... vs. Johns Hopkins, 1974 351 ...... vs. Butler, 1995 467 ...... vs. Monmouth, 1999 599 ...... vs. Bucknell, 1993 21 ...... vs. Lycoming, 1974 351 ...... vs. Monmouth, 1995 466 ...... at Lafayette, 1985 590 ...... at Villanova, 2012 344 ...... vs. Merchant Marine, 1982 462 . . . . . at Amer. International, 1986 589 ...... vs. Hofstra, 1992 Second Quarter Points 342 ...... at Southern Conn., 1995 458 ...... at Hofstra, 2006 587 ...... at Eastern Illinois, 2013 35 ...... vs. Lock Haven, 2005 341 ...... at Richmond, 2013 449 ...... vs. Kutztown, 1994 584 ...... vs. Lock Haven, 2003 35 ...... vs. California of Pa., 1984 334 ...... at Maine, 2011 447 ...... vs. New Haven, 1990 580 ...... vs. Monmouth, 1999 Third Quarter Points 334 ...... vs. New Hampshire, 2011 435 ...... at Delaware, 2006 576 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1993 28 ...... at Northeastern, 2005 332 ...... vs. Delaware, 2013 431 ...... vs. Howard, 1999 573 ...... at Albany, 2013 28 . . . . . vs. Central Connecticut, 1996 324 ...... vs. Millersville, 1981 418 ...... at Rhode Island, 1986 569 ...... at Richmond, 2013 322 ...... vs. Delaware State, 1993 416 ...... vs. Buffalo, 1986 566 ...... vs. Holy Cross, 1999 Fourth Quarter Points 321 ...... at Villanova, 2012 408 ...... at. Bucknell, 1982 566 ...... vs. Dayton, 1999 27 ...... at Maine, 1991 321 ...... vs. Lock Haven, 2005 407 ...... vs. Bucknell, 1999 555 ...... vs. Buffalo, 1993 First Half Points 315 ...... vs. Butler, 1996 554 ...... vs. Millersville, 1983 56 ...... vs. Lock Haven, 2005 306 ...... at. Elon, 2004 Under 100 Yards 553 ...... vs. Howard, 1999 46 . . . . vs. Charleston Southern, 1996 304 ...... vs. Buffalo, 1993 8 ...... vs. Boston University, 1991 548 ...... at Marist, 1996 Under 50 Yards 8 ...... vs. Hofstra, 1972 544 ...... vs. Merchant Marine, 1982 Second Half Points - 38 ...... vs. Colgate, 1999 10 ...... vs. Monmouth, 1996 543 ...... at Am. International, 1986 42 ...... at Dayton, 1998 - 30 ...... vs. Bucknell, 1999 14 ...... vs. Johns Hopkins, 1972 538 ...... at C.W. Post, 1980 Overtime Points - 26 ...... at Rhode Island, 1986 17 ...... vs. Washington & Lee, 1972 535 ...... at Old Dominion, 2011 26 . . .vs. Coastal Carolina (5 OT), 2010 - 16 ...... vs. Delaware, 2007 19 ...... vs. Frostburg State, 1972 535 ...... vs. Lehigh, 1989 - 15 ...... at Delaware, 2008 22 ...... vs. Delaware State, 1992 534 ...... vs. Morgan State, 2011 Points Scored - Two Teams Combined - 13 ...... vs. Millersville, 1972 28 ...... vs. Randolph-Macon, 1972 533 ...... vs. Kutztown, 1994 99 Towson 64, New Hampshire 35, 2012 - 4 ...... at Colgate, 2001 31 ...... vs. Butler, 1995 531 ...... vs. Brown, 2002 98 ...... Towson 56, Brown 42, 2002 - 3 ...... at Robert Morris, 1996 31 ...... vs. C.W. Post, 1981 525 ...... vs. Delaware State, 2013 98 . . . Towson 56, New Hampshire 42, 2011 0 ...... at James Madison, 2007 32 ...... vs. Cent. Connecticut, 1972 521 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1984 97 .Towson 41, Northeastern 56, 2005 3 ...... at New Haven, 1985 39 ...... vs. Indiana of Pa. , 1991 519 ...... vs. Robert Morris, 1997 92 . . . .Towson, 47, Coastal Carolina 45 , 2010* 3 ...... vs. Shepherd, 1972 41 ...... vs. Wagner, 1995 517 ...... vs. New Hampshire, 2011 90 ...... Towson 28, Yale 62, 2003 8 ...... at Northeastern, 2009 48 ...... vs. James Madison, 1979 516 ...... vs. New Haven, 1990 87 ...... Towson 39, Lehigh 48, 1989 12 ...... vs. James Madison, 2006 48 ...... vs. Shepherd, 1972 512 . . . . . vs. Central Connecticut, 1996 86 . Towson 24, New Hampshire 62, 2004 13 ...... vs. Bucknell, 2001 52 ...... vs. Dayton, 1995 509 ...... at Hofstra, 2006 86 . . . . Towson 31, J. Madison 55, 1991 17 ...... at Villanova, 2010 59 ...... at. Delaware, 2004 507 ...... vs. Maine, 2012 85 . . . . Towson 49, Villanova 35, 2012 18 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1981 63 ...... vs. Glassboro, 1972 506 ...... at Morgan State, 1985 85 ...... Towson 42, Dayton 43, 1998 18 ...... vs. James Madison, 2008 64 ...... vs. Shepherd, 1984 505 ...... vs. Monmouth, 1995 85 ...... Towson 41, Howard 44, 1993 20 ...... vs. Colgate, 2003 65 ...... at. Wayne State, 1980 503 ...... vs. Delaware State, 1994 84 . . . . Towson 49, Delaware 35, 2006 22 ...... at Massachusetts, 2007 69 ...... vs. Lafayette, 2003 502 ...... at Northeastern, 2005 83 . . . Towson 21, New Hamp. 62, 2005 22 ...... at Delaware, 1982 69 ...... vs. New Haven, 1986 501 . . . . . vs. Central Connecticut, 1993 83 ...... Towson 39, Lehigh 44, 1999 22 ...... vs. New Hampshire, 1980 83 ...... Towson 34, Maine 49, 1991 71 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1998 Under 150 Yards 26 ...... at Lafayette, 1985 73 ...... vs. Fordham, 1997 82 . . . Towson 27, New Haven 55, 1990 27 ...... vs. Villanova, 2007 51 ...... vs. Shepherd, 1972 82 ...... Towson 49, Howard 33, 1999 77 ...... vs. Frostburg, 1978 69 ...... vs. Frostburg State, 1972 29 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1986 78 ...... at Delaware, 2010 82 . . . . . Towson 27, Delaware 55, 1992 30 ...... at Navy, 2008 108 ...... vs. Washington & Lee, 1972 81 ...... Towson 26, Bucknell 55, 1990 79 ...... at Villanova, 2004 126 ...... vs. Hofstra, 1972 30 ...... at James Madison, 1985 82 ...... vs. C.W. Post, 1983 80 . . Towson 39, Youngstown 41, 1988 31 ...... at James Madison, 1990 138 ...... vs. Dayton, 1995 * 5 overtimes 83 ...... vs. Northeastern, 2004 149 ...... vs. Indiana of Pa., 1991 32 ...... vs. Morgan State, 2008 84 ...... at Maine, 2011 FIRST DOWNS 33 ...... at Delaware State, 1983 84 ...... vs. Richmond, 2009 Over 30 37 ...... vs. Lafayette, 1997 84 ...... vs. Liberty, 1986 PENALTIES 36 ...... vs. Amer. International, 1994 38 ...... vs. Lehigh, 1998 89 ...... vs. Glassboro State, 1979 34 ...... at Lehigh, 1999 38 ...... vs. Bucknell, 1997 91 ...... vs. Amer. International, 1980 Over 15 Penalties 32 ...... vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 1996 41 ...... vs. Maine, 2006 92 ...... at James Madison, 2010 17 ...... vs. New Haven, 1990 32 ...... at Millersville, 1981 43 ...... vs. Richmond, 2007 94 ...... at William & Mary, 2013 17 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1980 31 ...... at New Hampshire, 2012 43 ...... vs. William & Mary, 2008 94 ...... vs. Delaware, 2009 16 ...... at Amer. International, 1986 31 ...... vs. Dayton, 1999 44 ...... at Coastal Carolina, 2008 94 ...... at Connecticut, 1993 16 ...... at Delaware, 1984 31 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1993 45 ...... vs. Bucknell, 1996 96 ...... at James Madison, 1991 15 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1987 31 ...... vs. Millersville, 1983 46 ...... vs. Maine, 2007 97 ...... vs. Glassboro, 1977 Over 150 Yards 46 ...... vs. Youngstown State, 1990 31 ...... at Delaware, 2006 98 ...... at Rhode Island, 1992 204 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1980 46 ...... vs. Buffalo, 1986 31 ...... at New Hampshire, 2012 99 ...... vs. James Madison, 1977 177 ...... vs. New Haven, 1990 47 ...... vs. James Madison, 1988 166 ...... vs. Morgan State, 1987 47 ...... vs. Indiana of Pa., 1988 88 2014 Football

Individual Records RUSHING RECEIVING Attempts Receptions Game ...... 41, Tony Vinson vs. James Madison, 1992 Game ...... 13, Jamal White vs. Dayton, 1999 Season ...... 413, Terrance West, 2013 ...... 13, Jason Corle at Pennsylvania, 1997 Career ...... 802, Terrance West, 2011-13 ...... 13, Mike Smith at Liberty, 1989; Net Yards Gained Season ...... 82, Jamal White (11 Games), 1999 Career ...... 225, Marcus Lee, 2005-08 Game ...... 364 yards., Tony Vinson vs. Bucknell, 1993* Consecutive Games With A Catch ...... 45, Marcus Lee, 2005-08 (NCAA FCS Record) Two Games ...... 691 yards, Tony Vinson, vs. Bucknell and Morgan, 1993 Longest Run ...... 84 yards, Jason Corle vs. Wagner, 1996 Receiving Yards Longest Run by Quarterback ...... 81 yards, Dan Dullea vs. Federal City, 2009 Game ...... 266, Mark Orlando vs. Amer. International, 1994 Game (Freshman) ...... 261 yards, Terrance West vs. New Hampshire, 2012 Season ...... 1,322, Jamal White, 1999 Game (Quarterback) ...... 124 yards, Chris Hart at Indiana, 2010 Career ...... 3,460, Mark Orlando, 1991-94 Season ...... 2,016 yards, Tony Vinson 1993 Touchdown Receptions Season by a Freshman ...... 1,294 yds., Terrance West, 2011 Game ...... 5, Andre Brown at Northeastern, 2005 Season by Quarterback ...... 615 yds., Grant Enders, 2012 ...... 3, Jamal White vs. Dayton, 1999; 3, Mark Orlando vs. Central Conn., 1993 Career ...... 3,601 yds., Jason Corle, 1996-1999 * NCAA Record in 1993 ...... 3, Mark Orlando vs. American International, 1994 Season ...... 12, Mark Orlando, 1994; 12, Mike Smith, 1989 Rushing Touchdowns Career ...... 31, Mark Orlando, 1991-94 Game ...... 5, Tony Vinson at Morgan, 1993 TOTAL OFFENSE ...... 5, Terrance West vs. Delaware State, 2013 Season ...... 41, Terrance West, 2013 Plays Career ...... 84, Terrance West, 2011-2013 Game ...... 79 (77 pass, 2 rush), Joe Lee, at Lehigh, 1999 Season ...... 608 (577 pass, 31 rush), Joe Lee, 1999 PASSING Career ...... 1,888 (1,610 pass, 278 rush), Sean Schaefer, 2005-08 Passes Attempted Yards Game ...... 77, Joe Lee at Lehigh, 1999 Game ...... 567 yds, Joe Lee at Lehigh, 1999 Season ...... 577, Joe Lee, 1999 Season ...... 4,402 (4,168 pass, -126 rush), Joe Lee, 1999 Most Atts. w/o Interception ...... 223, Joe Lee, 1999 Career ...... 11,415 yds., Sean Schaefer, 2005-08 Careeer ...... 1,321, Sean Schaefer, 2005-08 Touchdowns Passes Completed Game ...... 5, Terrance West vs. Delaware State, 2013 (5 rush) Game ...... 47, Joe Lee at Lehigh, 1999 ...... 5, Grant Enders at Villanova, 2012 (4 pass, 1 rush) Consecutive ...... 15, Sean Schaefer vs. Richmond, 2007 ...... 5, Sean Schaefer at Delaware, 2006 (5 pass) Season ...... 322, Joe Lee, 1999 ...... 5, Sean Schaefer at Northeastern, 2005 (5 pass) Career ...... 1,044, Sean Schaefer, 2005-08 ...... 5, Dan Crowley vs. Chas. Southern, 1994 (5 pass) Touchdown Passes ...... 5, Tony Vinson at Morgan State, 1993 (5 rush) Game ...... 5, Sean Schaefer at Delaware, 2006 ...... 5, Dan Dullea vs. Lycoming, 1974 (4 pass, 1 rush) ...... 5, Sean Schaefer at Northeastern, 2005 Season ...... 30 (28 pass, 2 rush), Dan Crowley, 1994 ...... 5, Dan Crowley at Charleston Southern, 1994 Career ...... 83 (81 pass, 2 rush) Dan Crowley, 1991-94 Single Quarter ...... 4, Kurt Beathard vs. California (Pa.), 2nd quarter, 1984 ...... 83 (76 pass, 7 rush) Sean Schaefer, 2005-08 Season ...... 28, Dan Crowley, 1994 Touchdowns Scored Career ...... 81, Dan Crowley, 1991-94 Game ...... 5, Tony Vinson at Morgan, 1993 Passing Yards ...... 5, Terrance West vs. Delaware State, 2013 Game ...... 567 yds, Joe Lee at Lehigh, 1999 Season ...... 29, Terrance West, 2011 Half ...... 303 yds, Joe Lee vs. Monmouth (1st), 1999 Career ...... 47, Jason Corle, 1996-99 Longest Completion ...... 95 yds, Dan Crowley to Shawn Ward, vs. Kutztown, 1994 All-Purpose Yards Season ...... 4,168 yds, Joe Lee (11 Games), 1999 Game ...... 357 yds., (364 rush, - 7 receiving) Tony Vinson vs. Bucknell, 1993 Career ...... 11,644 yds, Sean Schaefer, 2005-08 Season ...... 2,073 yards, (2,016 rush, 57 rec.) Tony Vinson, 1993 Interceptions Thrown Career ...... 5,382 yards (3,601 rush, 1,725 rec., 56 ret.), Jason Corle 1996-99 Game ...... 7, Dan Crowley at Maine, 1991 Season ...... (Most) 22, Dan Crowley, 1991 ...... (Least) 4, Dan Crowley, 1993 Career ...... 59, Sean Schaefer, 2005-08 Completion Percentage Game...... 879 (29-33), Sean Schaefer, vs.Richmond, 2007 Season ...... 684 (260-380), Sean Schaefer, 2005 Career ...... 648 (1044-1610), Sean Schaefer, 2005-08

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PLACE KICKING Game ...... 182, Julian Blair vs. Bucknell, 1990 Longest Kickoff Return ...... 100 yds. (TD), David Meggett vs. Northeastern, 1988 Extra Points Made Season ...... 843 yds., Hakeem Moore, 2010 Game ...... 10, Ron Halbruner vs. Lock Haven, 2005 Career ...... 2,177, Julian Blair, 1990-92 Season ...... 69, Drew Evangalista, 2013 Average Consecutive ...... 47, George Perkidakis, Sept. 30, 1995 to Nov. 16, 1996 Game ...... 100.0 (1 for 100), David Meggett vs. Northeastern, 1988 Career ...... 105, Ed Kulic, 1998-2001 Season ...... 32.2, David Meggett, 1988 Extra Points Attempted Career ...... 25.5 (29 -745 yds.), David Meggett, 1987-88 Game ...... 10, Ron Halbruner vs. Lock Haven, 2005 Kickoff Returns For Touchdowns Season ...... 73, Drew Evangalista, 2013 Game ...... 1, Derrick Joseph vs. Villanova, 2013 Career: ...... 115, Ed Kulic, 1998-2001 ...... 1, Derrick Joseph vs. Delaware State, 2013 Conversion Percentage ...... 1, Derrick Joseph vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 2012 Game ...... 1.000, Many times ...... 1, Derrick Joseph vs. New Hampshire, 2011 Season ...... 1.000 (28-28), George Perkidakis, 1996 ...... 1, Maurice Sydnor vs. Butler, 1995 Career ...... 947 (36-38), Ben Whitacre, 1999-2002 ...... 1, Maurice Sydnor vs. Charleston Southern, 1993 ...... 946 (70-74), Sean Landeta, 1980-82 ...... 1, David Meggett vs. Northeastern, 1988; Field Goals Made ...... 1, David Meggett at Howard, 1988 Game ...... 4, Jerome Nolan at C.W. Post, 1984 ...... 1, Mike Barth vs. American International, 1985 Longest ...... 57 yds., Sean Landeta vs. Delaware St., 1980 Season ...... 2, David Meggett, 1988 Season ...... 14, Sean Landeta 1980 (led NCAA Div. II) ...... 2, Derrick Joseph, 2013 Career ...... 32, Ed Kulic, 1998-2001 Career ...... 4, Derrick Joseph, 2011-pres...... 32, Randy Bielski, 1976-79 PUNT RETURNS Most Consecutive Made ...... 9, Ed Kulic, 1999-2000 Returns Field Goals Attempted Game ...... 9, Jason Galloway vs. Bucknell, 2002 Game ...... 5, Sean Landeta vs. N.Y. Tech, 1980 Season ...... 34, Jason Galloway, 2002 ...... 5, Sean Landeta vs. Kings Point, 1980 Career ...... 91, Jason Galloway, 2000-03 ...... 5, Randy Bielski vs. Mansfi eld State, 1978 Yards Season ...... 28, Sean Landeta, 1980 Game ...... 170, Gary Gist vs. Federal City, 1971 Career ...... 54, Ed Kulic, 1998-2001 Longest Return ...... 94 yds. (TD), Brad Friedman vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 1996 ...... 54, Sean Landeta, 1980-82 Season ...... 450 yds., Brad Friedman, 1996 ...... 54, Randy Bielski, 1976-79 Career ...... 644 yds., Mark Orlando, 1991-94 Field Goal Percentage Average Game ...... 1.000, Many times Game ...... 25.0 (2 ret. for 50 yds.), Mark Orlando vs. Central Connecticut, 1993 Season ...... 765 (13-17), Terry O’Brien, 1974 Season ...... 29.5, Tony Hamlett, 1973 Career ...... 633 (19-30), Mark Bencivengo, 2006-08 Career ...... 15.7, Mark Orlando, 1991-94 PUNTING Touchdowns Game ..... 1, Dennis Cliggett vs. Fordham, 1998; Brad Friedman vs. St. Francis, 1996; Punts ...... 1, Mark Orlando vs. Kutztown, 1994; Kevin Howard vs. Hofstra, 1992; Game ...... 11, Steve Bulcavage vs. Colgate, 2002 ...... 1, Mike Smith at Lehigh, 1989; Jeff Dumpson at Rhode Island, 1986; ...... 11, Sean Landeta vs. Morgan, 1979; 11, Rod Flowers at West Chester, 1971 ...... 1, Billy Howes vs. Slippery Rock, 1982; Randy Bielski vs. C.W. Post, 1979; Season ...... 79, Rod Flowers, 1971 ...... 1, Mike Wells vs. Johns Hopkins, 1972; Gary Gist (3 times), 1970, 1971 Career ...... 225, Sean Landeta, 1979-82 Season ...... 2, Gary Gist, 1970 Yards Career ...... 3, Gary Gist, 1970-71 Game ...... 421 yds., Sean Landeta vs. Morgan, 1979 Longest ...... 89 yds., Steve Bulcavage at Colgate, 2003 Season ...... 2,729 yds., Sean Landeta, 1982 Career ...... 9,452 yds., Sean Landeta, 1979-82 Average Game: ...... 55.0, Glen Mattfeld vs. Morgan, 1993 Season: ...... 44.7, Sean Landeta 1982 (3rd in NCAA Division II) Career: ...... 42.0, Sean Landeta, 1979-82 KICKOFF RETURNS Returns Game: ...... 7, Hakeem Moore vs. New Hampshire, 2009 Season: ...... 39, Hakeem Moore, 2010 Career: ...... 94, Julian Blair, 1990-92 Yards

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Tackles Game ...... 24, Randy Bielski at Ithaca, 1978 Season ...... 175, Rick DeMilt, 1972 Career ...... 382, Jeff Boller, 1979-82 Fumble Recoveries Game : ...... 3, John Haywood vs. Mansfi eld, 1978; ...... 3, Joe Varello vs. Mansfi eld, 1978 Season ...... 7, Bubby Hammond, 1983 Career ...... 9, Bubby Hammond, 1980-83 ...... 9, Don Washington, 1980-83 Sacks Game ...... 6, Rob Stanavitch at Buffalo, 1993 Season ...... 18, Andrew Hollingsworth, 2000 Career ...... 43, Andrew Hollingsworth, 1997-2000 Pass Break-Ups Game ...... 6, Donald Wood vs. Colgate, 2000 Season: ...... 21, Donald Wood, 2000 Career ...... 33, Davon Telp, 2001-02-03-05

INTERCEPTIONS

Interceptions Game ...... 3, Allante Harrison at Delaware, 2004 ...... 3, Gary Rubeling at Delaware State, 1983 ...... 3, Gary Rubeling at Delaware, 1983 ...... 3, Gary Rubeling at Bucknell, 1982 ...... 3, Ron Nichols at Frostburg State, 1978 Season ...... 13, Gary Rubeling, 1983 (led NCAA Division II) Career ...... 25, Gary Rubeling, 1980-83 Yards Game ...... 144 yds., Davon Telp at Georgetown, 2003 All-American Randy Bielski set a school record by making 24 Long Return ...... 95 yds., Davon Telp at Georgetown, 2003 tackles in one game in 1978 against Ithaca...... 95 yds., Davon Telp vs. Monmouth, 2001 Season ...... 169 yds., Ricky Crestwell, 1999 Career ...... 256 yds., Davon Telp, 2001-05 Touchdowns Game ...... 2, Davon Telp at Georgetown, 2003 Season: ...... 2, Allante Harrison, 2004 ...... 2, Davon Telp, 2003 ...... 2, Ricky Crestwell, 1999 Career ...... 3, Davon Telp, 2001-05

Eric Yancey ended his career ranked among Tigers’ all-time Allante Harrison tied a school record with three interceptions leaders with 2,668 all-purpose yards. at Delaware in the 2004 season.

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Team Records RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE MISCELLANEOUS Most Total Yards Most Yards Longest Game .....5 overtimes, Towson vs. C. Carolina, 2010 Game ...... 452 yds., at Morgan State, 1993 Game ...... 731 yds. (352 r, 379 p) vs. UNH, 2013 TURNOVERS Season ...... 3,830 yds., 2013 Season ...... 7,452 yds., (3,830 rush, 3,622 pass), 2013 Fumbles Lost Most Yards Allowed Most Yards Allowed Game ...... 8, vs. Merchant Marine, 1982 Game ...... 558 yds., at Navy, 2008 Game ...... 630, William & Mary, 2006 Season ...... 20, 1989 By Player in Game ...348 yds., Shun White, Navy, 2008 Season : ...... 5,865 yds., 2013 Fumbles Recovered Season ...... 2,780 yds., 2008 Fewest Yards Game ...... 4, vs. James Madison, 1979 Fewest Yards Game ...... 51 yds., vs. Shepherd, 1972 Season ...... 28, 1983 Game ...... -38 yds., at Colgate, 1999 Season ...... 1,326 yds. (869 rush, 457 pass), 1972 Interceptions Made Season ...... 490 yds, 1971 Allowed In Game ...... 32 yds. vs. C.W. Post, 1983 Game ...... 5, 6 times Season ...... 27, 1983 Fewest Allowed in Game -60, vs. New York Tech, 1983 Most Plays Fewest Allowed in Season ...... 1,044 yds, 1983 Interceptions Returned For Touchdowns Game ...... 101, at Lehigh, 1999 Game ...... 2, vs. Georgetown, 2003 Most Rushing Attempts Season ...... 927, 1999 Season ...... 4, 2004, 2003 Game ...... 65, vs. James Madison, 1992 Most Points Scored Most Turnovers Season ...... 712, 2013 One Quarter ...... 35, vs. California (Pa.), 1984 Game 9 (8 fumbles, 1 int.), vs. Merchant Marine, 1979 Most Rushing Touchdowns First Half ...... 56, vs. Lock Haven, 2005 Season ...... 37 (20 fumbles lost, 17 ints), 1989 Game ...... 8, vs. Albany (NY) State, 1970 Second Half ...... 42, at Dayton, 1998 Turnovers Caused Season ...... 55, 2013 Overtimes ...... 26, vs. Coastal Carolina (5 ot), 2010 Game ...... 9 (4 fums, 5 ints), at Delaware, 1983 Game ...... 70, vs. Lock Haven, 2005 Season ...... 55, (28 fumbles rec., 27 int), 1983 PASSING Season ...... 416, 2011 Sacks Most Passing Yards Points by 2 Teams ..99, (Towson 64, New Hamp. 42), 2012 Game ...... 9, vs Morgan State, 2002, 2000 Game ...... 562 yds., at Lehigh, 1999 Victory Margin ...... 70 (70-0), vs. Lock Haven, 2005 Season ...... 47, 2000 Allowed (Game) ...... 533 yds., vs. Hofstra, 1991 Defeat Margin ...... 50 (7-57), vs. New Hampshire, 2009 Sacks Allowed Season ...... 4,193 yds., 1999 Most Points Allowed Game ...... 9, vs. Maine, 2006 Game ...... 62, vs. New Hampshire, 2005 Season ...... 39, 2007 Fewest Passing Yards Fewest Sacks Allowed One Season ...... 5, 1976 Game ...... 8 yds., vs Boston University, 1991 ...... 62, at New Hampshire, 2004 ...... 8 yds., vs. Hofstra, 1972 ...... 62, at Yale, 2003 PUNTING Allowed (Game) ...... 0, vs. Bowie State, 2004 Season ...... 423, 2008 Punts ...... 0, vs. Rhode Island, 2004 Fewest Points Scored Game ...... 11, vs. Colgate 2002; ...... 0, vs. Monmouth, 2001 Game ...... 0, 22 times ...... 11, vs. Morgan, 1979; 11, vs. West Chester, 1971 ...... 0, vs. New York Tech, 1983 Season ...... 79, 1972 Season ...... 457 yds., 1972 Season ...... 45, 1971 Punting Yards Fewest Points Allowed Most Passing Attempts Game ...... 421 yds., vs. Morgan State, 1979 Game ...... 79, at Lehigh, 1999 Game ...... 0, 32 times Season ...... 3,082 yds., 2003 Season ...... 88, 1983 Season ...... 584, 1999 Average Fewest Passing Attempts First Downs Game ...... 55.0, vs. Morgan State, 1993 Game ...... 3, vs. Boston University, 1991 Game ...... 36, vs. American International, 1994 Season ...... 44.7, 1982 Season ...... 181, 1973 Fewest Allowed (Game) ...... 1, vs. Morgan, 1985 Worst Average One Season: ...... 30.3, 1987 ...... 1, vs. New York Tech, 1983 PUNT RETURNS Pass Completions Season ...... 302, 1999 Punt Returns Game ...... 48, at Lehigh, 1999 PENALTIES Season ...... 325, 1999 Game ...... 9, vs. Bucknell, 2002 Season ...... 40, 1986 Few Completions in Game ...... 1, at Monmouth, 1996 Penalties ...... 1, vs. Boston University, 1991 Most In Game ...... 17, vs. New Haven, 1990 Yards Fewest Completions in Season ...... 40, 1972 ...... 17, at Delaware, 1984 Game: ...... 172 yds., vs. Southern Conn., 1994 Season: ...... 526 yds, 1994 High Comp. Pct. in Season ...... 672 (275-409), 2006 Fewest In Game ...... 0, vs. Richmond, 2009 Passing Touchdowns Few In Game (2 teams) ...... 1, Towson-Richmond, 2009 KICKOFF RETURNS Game ...... 5, at Charleston Southern, 1994 Most In Season ...... 105, 1987 Returns ...... 5, at Northeastern, 2005 Yards Game: ...... 11, vs. New Hampshire, 2005 ...... 5, at Delaware, 2006 Most In Game ...... 204 yds., at Morgan State, 1980 ...... 11, vs. Delaware, 1984 Season ...... 28, 1994 Fewest In Game ...... 0 yds., vs. Richmond, 2009 Season: ...... 63, 1991 Interceptions Thrown Few In Game (2 Teams) 15 yds., Towson-Richmond, 2009 Yards Game ...... 7, at Maine, 1991 Most In Season ...... 884 yds., 1987 Game: ...... 182 yds., vs. Bucknell, 1990 Season ...... 29, 1971 Season: ...... 1,212 yds., 2009

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Career Leaders Total Offense (minimum 1,500 yards) Passing (minimum 2,500 yards) Player Plays Rush Pass Yards Avg. TDs Player Years Att. Comp. Pct. Yards Int. TDs 1. Sean Schaefer (QB) ...... 1,888 -229 11,644 11,415 6.0 83 1. Sean Schaefer ...... 2005-08 1,621 1,044 .644 11,644 59 76 2. Dan Crowley (QB) ...... 1,265 -97 8,900 8,803 6.9 83 2. Dan Crowley ...... 1991-94 1,169 617 .528 8,900 54 81 3. Chris Goetz (QB) ...... 1,229 -295 7,882 7,587 6.2 47 3. Chris Goetz ...... 1987-90 1,172 648 .553 7,882 51 42 4. Kevin Smith (QB) ...... 1,427 -189 7,746 7,557 5.2 47 4. Kevin Smith ...... 1995-98 1,218 653 .536 7,746 51 45 5. Dan Dullea (QB) ...... 1,039 -207 6,006 5,799 5.6 57 5. Ron Meehan ...... 1977-80 1,004 529 .527 6,164 43 31 6. Ron Meehan (QB) ...... 1,228 -400 6,164 5,764 4.7 40 6. Dan Dullea ...... 1973-76 804 447 .556 6,006 45 49 7. Grant Enders (QB) ...... 758 1,002 4,413 5,415 7.1 46 7. Kurt Beathard ...... 1984-85 646 370 .573 4,768 34 38 8. Terrance West (RB) ...... 802 4,849 0 4,849 6.1 84 9. Kurt Beathard (QB) ...... 730 -248 4,768 4,520 6.2 38 8. Joe Lee ...... 1996-99 597 345 .578 4,453 17 24 10. Joe Lee (QB) ...... 657 -167 4,453 4,286 6.5 24 9. Grant Enders ...... 2011-12 562 373 .664 4,423 16 35 11. Jason Corle (RB) ...... 781 3,601 11 3,612 4.6 33 10. Peter Athens ...... 2009-13 499 309 .619 4,217 26 26 12. Jason Amer (QB) ...... 655 -256 3,835 3,579 5.5 21 11. Jason Amer ...... 2001-03 541 284 .525 3,835 19 20 13 Tony Vinson (RB) ...... 484 3,058 0 3,058 6.3 29 12. Bret Rogers ...... 1980-83 477 256 .537 3,306 23 33 14. Al Dodds (QB) ...... 480 471 2,529 3,000 6.3 37 13. Joe Anderson ...... 1980-82 460 222 .483 3,071 29 28 15. Bret Rogers (QB) ...... 574 -331 3,309 2,978 5.2 34 14. Val Troiani ...... 1999-01 428 219 .512 2,601 17 9 16. Joe Anderson (QB) ...... 499 -197 3,071 2,874 5.8 28 15. Al Dodds ...... 1969-70 318 178 .560 2,529 19 28 17. Brian McCarty (RB)...... 479 2,594 0 2,594 5.4 32 18. Noah Read (RB) ...... 588 2,577 0 2,577 4.4 21 Rushing (minimum 1,000 yards) 19. Val Troiani (QB) ...... 457 -99 2,601 2,502 5.5 9 Player Years Att. Yards Avg. TDs 20. Theron Richard (QB) ...... 355 -290 2,282 1,992 5.6 16 1. Terrance West ...... 2011-13 802 4,849 6.0 84 21. Andrew Goldbeck (QB) ...... 234 -45 2,023 1,978 8.4 11 2. Jason Corle ...... 1996-99 781 3,601 4.6 33 22. Matt Romeo (RB) ...... 462 1,950 4 1,954 4.2 17 3. Tony Vinson ...... 1992-93 484 3,058 6.3 29 23. Dan Ricker (RB) ...... 439 1,876 0 1,876 4.3 29 4. Brian McCarty ...... 1991-94 479 2,594 5.4 32 24. Larry Jones (RB)...... 373 1,868 0 1,868 5.0 20 5. Noah Read ...... 1998-01 587 2,577 4.4 21 25. David Meggett (RB) ...... 386 1,658 72 1,730 4.5 28 6. Nick Williams ...... 2004-07 473 1,985 4.2 13 26. Paul Cillo (RB) ...... 421 1,618 0 1,618 3.8 22 7. Matt Romeo...... 2000-03 460 1,950 4.2 17 Scoring (minimum 100 points) 8. Dan Ricker ...... 1983-87 439 1,876 4.3 26 Player Years TDs PAT-K PAT-2-Pt FG Pts 9. Larry Jones ...... 1973-74 373 1,868 5.0 20 1. Terrance West (RB) ...... 2011-13 44 0 0 0 504 10. David Meggett ...... 1987-88 383 1,658 4.3 23 2. Jason Corle (RB) ...... 1996-99 47 0 0 0 282 11. Paul Cillo ...... 1981-82 421 1,618 3.8 22 3. Brian McCarty (RB)...... 1991-94 34 0 0 0 204 12. Mike Maloney ...... 1974-76 318 1,458 4.6 17 4. Ed Kulic (PK) ...... 1998-01 0 105 0 32 201 13. Robbie Jackson ...... 1988-91 301 1,398 4.6 8 5. Mark Orlando (WR) ...... 1991-94 33 0 1 0 200 14. Tremayne Dameron ...... 2009-2011 355 1,339 3.8 14 6. Tony Vinson (RB) ...... 1992-93 31 0 0 0 186 15. Dominque Booker ...... 2009-12 242 1,264 5.2 8 7. Jerome Nolan (PK) ...... 1983-86 0 96 0 29 183 16. Brian Kirchoff ...... 1981, 83 248 1,194 4.9 2 8. David Meggett (RB) ...... 1987-88 30 0 0 0 180 17. Dennis Champney ...... 1969-70 287 1,191 4.2 9 9. Dan Ricker (RB) ...... 1984-87 29 0 0 0 174 18. Tom Jones ...... 1976-78 316 1,167 3.6 10 10. Randy Bielski (PK) ...... 1976-79 1 65 1 32 169 19. Brian O’Neal ...... 1981-84 309 1,116 3.6 7 11. Sean Murphy (WR) ...... 1982-85 28 0 0 0 168 20. Larry Washington ...... 1995 205 1,101 5.4 12 12. George Perdikakis (PK) ...... 1994-97 0 99 0 18 153 21. Jim Boyd ...... 1974-75 181 1,008 5.5 11 13. Sean Landeta (PK) ...... 1980-82 0 70 0 26 148 22 Rick Bielski ...... 1976-78 233 1,006 4.3 10 14. D.J. Soven (PK) ...... 2011-13 0 90 1 18 146 23. Grant Enders (QB) ...... 2011-12 196 1,002 5.1 11 15. Paul Cillo (RB) ...... 1981-82 24 0 1 0 146 16. Noah Read (RB) ...... 1998-01 24 0 0 0 144 Pass Receiving (minimum 90 receptions) 17. Larry Jones (RB)...... 1973-74 23 0 1 0 140 Player Years Recs. Yards Avg. TDs 18 Jamal White (WR) ...... 1998-00, 02 21 0 3 0 132 1. Marcus Lee ...... 2005-08 225 2,389 10.6 13 19 Mike Smith (WR) ...... 1986-89 21 0 1 0 128 2. Jamal White ...... 1998-00, 02 219 3,156 14.4 21 20. John Clayton (RB) ...... 1979-80 20 0 1 0 122 3. Jason Corle ...... 1996-99 188 1,725 9.2 14 21. Matt Romeo (RB) ...... 2000-03 19 0 0 0 114 4. Mark Orlando ...... 1991-94 178 3,460 19.4 31 22. Mike Maloney (RB)...... 1974-76 17 0 2 0 106 23. Shawn Ward (WR) ...... 1994-96 17 0 1 0 104 5. Kevin Howard ...... 1989-92 161 2,086 12.9 15 24. Brian O’Neal (RB) ...... 1981-84 17 0 0 0 102 6. Dale Chipps ...... 1984-87 157 2,768 17.6 14 25. Mark Bencivengo (PK) ...... 2006-08 0 44 0 19 101 7. Sean Murphy ...... 1982-85 154 2,524 16.4 23 26. Kevin Howard (WR)...... 1989-92 15 0 2 0 100 8. Mike Smith ...... 1986-89 142 2,521 17.8 20 9. Mike Deal ...... 1996-99 138 1,534 11.1 5 Eric Yancey ...... 2003-06 138 1,814 13.1 16 11. Adam Overbey ...... 1997-00 131 2,203 16.8 14 12. Jason Galloway ...... 2000-03 129 2,011 15.6 10 13. Rob Remeto ...... 1969-71 127 1,711 13.5 11 Tom Ryan ...... 2009-12 127 1,528 12.0 8 15. Andrae Brown ...... 2003-06 118 1,506 12.8 11 16. Ken Snoots ...... 1976-79 114 1,748 15.3 14 17. Demetrius Harrison ...... 2005-07 112 1,251 11.2 9 18. Shawn Ward ...... 1994-96 102 1,783 17.4 17 Dayron Arnold ...... 2004-07 102 1,031 10.1 2 Hakeem Moore ...... 2007-10 102 1,065 13.5 8 21. Marc Brown ...... 1981-82 94 1,732 18.4 14 Hernando Mejia ...... 1979-83 94 1,521 16.2 13 Gary Weishaar ...... 1979-82 94 980 10.4 7 24. Skip Chase ...... 1973-76 93 1,451 15.6 12

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Career Leaders Interceptions (minimum 7 interceptions) Punting (minimum 37.0 avg.) Player Years Int. Yards Avg. TDs Player Years Punts Yards Avg. 1. Gary Rubeling (DB) ...... 1980-83 25 122 4.9 0 1. Sean Landeta...... 1979-82 225 9,452 42.0 2. Randy Bielski (DB) ...... 1976-79 13 179 13.7 0 2. Steve Bulcavage ...... 2000-03 185 7,564 40.9 Aaron Bates (DB) ...... 1990-93 13 131 10.1 0 3. Jeff Herrick ...... 1975-76 92 3,573 38.8 Khalid McLeod (DB) ...... 1994-97 13 55 4.2 0 4. Al Dodds ...... 1969-70 75 2,881 38.4 5. Mark Kauffman (DB) ...... 1982-85 11 63 5.7 0 5. Jeff Bolser ...... 1988-91 207 7,939 38.3 6. Allante Harrison (DB) ...... 2001-05 10 128 12.8 2 6. Mike Walck ...... 1997-00 191 7,170 37.5 Billy Mills (DB) ...... 1972-74 10 97 9.7 1 7. R.J. Peppers ...... 2011-12 65 2,433 37.4 8. Bryant Hall (DB) ...... 1985-88 9 120 13.3 0 8. Bill Shears ...... 2006-09 181 6,747 37.3 Greg Rogers (DB) ...... 1981-84 9 173 19.2 2 Punt Returns (minimum 7.0 avg.) 10. Edmund Carazo (DB) ...... 1999-00 8 99 12.4 0 Player Years Rets. Yds. Avg. Long TD Brian Fiztpatrick (DB) ...... 2001-04 8 152 19.0 0 1. Mark Orlando ...... 1991-94 41 644 15.7 65 1 P.D. Moore (DB) ...... 2001-04 8 137 17.1 3 2. Gary Gist ...... 1970-71 39 544 13.9 90 3 Jabari Garrett (DB) ...... 1996-99 8 71 8.9 0 3. Brad Friedman ...... 1995-96 37 450 12.2 94 1 Gary Hatcher (DB) ...... 1987-90 8 107 13.3 0 4. Mike Barth ...... 1982-85 26 292 11.2 31 0 Mark Angle (LB) ...... 1984-87 8 79 9.9 0 5. Mike Wells ...... 1971-72 19 210 11.0 67 1 John Bickley (DB) ...... 1969-71 8 110 13.8 0 6. Mike Hoey ...... 1975-78 13 140 10.8 45 0 17. Davon Telp (DB)...... 2001-05 7 256 36.6 3 7. Jeff Dumpson ...... 1986 27 290 10.7 67 1 Dennis Cliggett (DB) ...... 1997-00 7 151 21.5 0 Billy Howes ...... 1982 13 140 10.7 64 1 9. Marc Brown ...... 1981-82 18 103 9.3 32 0 Place Kicking (minimum 90 points) 10. Mike Smith ...... 1986-89 37 343 9.2 75 1 Player Years FGM-FGA Pct. XPM-XPA Pct. Pts. 11. Eric Yancey ...... 2003-06 46 375 8.2 35 0 1. Ed Kulic...... 1998-01 32-54 .593 105-115 .913 201 12. Mark Kauffman ...... 1982-85 72 562 7.8 32 0 2. Jerome Nolan ...... 1983-85 29-51 .569 96-106 .906 183 13. Randy Bielski ...... 1976-79 48 356 7.4 48 1 3. Randy Bielski ...... 1976-79 32-54 .593 65-81 .803 161 14. David Meggett ...... 1987-88 27 198 7.3 52 0 4. George Perdikakis ...... 1994-97 18-33 .545 99-111 .891 153 Dennis Cliggett ...... 1997-00 65 478 7.3 71 1 5. Sean Landeta...... 1980-82 26-54 .481 70-74 .946 148 16. Jason Galloway ...... 2000-03 91 642 7.1 41 0 6. D.J. Soven ...... 2011-13 18-28 .643 90-98 .918 144 Tackles (minimum 200 tackles) 7. Mark Bencivengo ...... 2005-08 19-30 .633 44-48 .917 101 Player Years Sacks Fum-Rec Tackles 8. Brian Dick ...... 1987-89 14-28 .500 57-64 .891 99 1. Jeff Boller (LB) ...... 1979-82 3 6 382* 9. Buddy Dunn...... 1990-93 10-19 .526 68-84 .809 98 2. Mike Arbutina (LB) ...... 1991-94 8 3 361 10. Terry O’Brien ...... 1973-74 15-26 .577 45-58 .776 90 3. Jordan Manning (LB) ...... 2005-08 8 1 338 4. Brian Bradford (LB) ...... 2004-07 7.5 1 328 Kickoff Returns (minimum 20.0 avg.) 5. John Webb (DE/LB) ...... 2004-07 13 4 308 Player Years Rets. Yards Avg. Long TD 6. Jim Colongo (LB) ...... 1994-97 3 4 302 1. Derrick Joseph ... 2011-present 85 2,192 25.8 99 4 7. Rodney Smith (NG)...... 1986-89 30.5 4 276 2. David Meggett ...... 1987-88 29 745 25.5 100 2 8. P.D. Moore (DB/LB)...... 2001-04 11 4 274 3. Will Marcus ...... 2001-04 52 1,259 24.2 69 0 9. Bill Stup (DT) ...... 1985-88 21 5 266 4. Julian Blair ...... 1990-92 94 2,177 23.2 79 0 10. Randy Bielski (DB) ...... 1976-79 4 8 263 Hakeem Moore ...... 2007-10 92 2,030 22.1 60 0 11. James Dutton (LB) ...... 1988-91 1 2 258 6. Greg Rogers ...... 1981-84 49 1,084 22.1 66 0 Jordan Dangerfi eld (SS) ...... 2010-12 0 4 258 7. Mike Maloney ...... 1974-76 39 853 21.8 35 0 13. Bobby Poist (LB) ...... 1980-83 31 3 252 8. Maurice Sydnor ...... 1993-96 66 1,437 21.7 89 2 14. Bubby Hammond (LB) ...... 1980-83 3 9* 248 Jeff Dumpson ...... 1986 16 347 21.7 44 0 15. Khalid McLeod (DB) ...... 1994-97 2 2 245 10. Jimmy McClam ...... 2006-08 35 751 21.5 42 0 16. Sean Hendricks (LB) ...... 1999-01 4 3 247 11. Albo Butler ...... 1977-78 30 627 20.9 50 0 17. Barrett Sullivan (LB) ...... 1994-97 9 2 238 12. Mike Barth ...... 1982-85 56 1,126 20.1 96 1 18. Charlie Wallace (LB)...... 1973-75 1 2 236 All-Purpose Yards (minimum 2,500 yards) 19. Joe Kelley (LB) ...... 1973-76 1 2 233 20. Frank Beltre (DE) ...... 2009-12 11 2 232 Player Years Rush Rec. Rets. Yards 21. Jabari Garrett (DB) ...... 1996-98 0 4 229 1. Jason Corle ...... 1996-99 3,601 1,725 56 5,382 22. Aaron Bates (DB) ...... 1990-93 1 2 225 2. Terrance West...... 2011-13 4,849 385 0 5,234 Mark Angle (DB) ...... 1984-87 4 1 225 3. Mark Orlando ...... 1991-94 -9 3,460 644 4,095 24. Don Redman (DT) ...... 1973-76 11 3 222 4. Hakeem Moore ...... 2007-10 15 1,397 2,087 3,499 25. Gary Hatcher (DB) ...... 1987-90 0 3 219 5. Brian McCarty ...... 1991-94 2,594 689 152 3,435 26. Neal Regan (LB) ...... 2000-03 8 5 217 6. David Meggett ...... 1987-88 1,658 788 957 3,403 27. John Haywood (DT) ...... 1977-80 13 5 215 7. Noah Read ...... 1999-01 2,577 641 169 3,387 28. Richard Wheeler (LB) ...... 1975-77 4 0 213 8. Tony Vinson ...... 1992-93 3,058 309 0 3,367 Eric Erhardt (DE) ...... 1995-98 18 1 213 9. Jamal White ...... 1998-00, 02 92 3,156 48 3,296 30. Maurice Wilkins (LB) ...... 2004-07 4 1 212 10. Jason Galloway ...... 2000-03 146 2,011 934 3,091 31. Kenny Scott (DB) ...... 2004-07 1 0 209 11. Robbie Jackson ...... 1988-91 1,398 572 1,012 2,982 32. Drew Mack (DB) ...... 2005-08 0 4 205 12. Mike Smith...... 1986-89 33 2,521 343 2,897 33. Frank Sayers (LB) ...... 1987-89 3 2 204 13. Dale Chipps ...... 1984-87 44 2,768 40 2,852 34. David Haden (LB) ...... 1983-86 2 2 202 14. Sean Murphy ...... 1982-85 220 2,524 52 2,796 *school record 15. Derrick Joseph ...... 2011-pres. 21 459 2,192 2,691

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Annual Leaders RUSHING RECEIVING Year Name Att. Yards TD Avg. Year Name Recs. Yards Avg TD 2013 Terrance West 413 * 2,509 * 41 * 6.1 2013 Spencer Wilkins 40 691 17.3 4 2012 Terrance West 195 1,082 14 5.4 2012 Tom Ryan 44 533 12.1 3 2011 Terrance West 194 1,294 29 6.7 2011 Tom Ryan 39 560 14.4 3 2010 Chris Hart 113 518 1 4.6 2010 Erron Banks 40 334 8.4 0 2009 Tremayne Dameron 177 588 8 3.3 2009 Hakeem Moore 28 286 10.2 1 2008 Matt Castor 144 543 5 3.8 Casey Cegles 28 273 9.8 0 2007 Nick Williams 134 532 4 4.0 2008 Marcus Lee 58 461 7.9 6 2006 Rasheed McClaude 81 344 2 4.2 2007 Marcus Lee 66 680 10.3 2 2005 Nick Williams 192 959 7 4.7 2006 Eric Yancey 68 826 12.1 10 2004 Matthew Brunetti 84 394 2 4.7 2005 Andrae Brown 63 870 13.8 8 2003 Mikal Lundy 175 747 8 4.3 2004 Will Marcus 39 493 12.6 2 2002 Matt Romeo 250 990 9 4.0 2003 Jason Galloway 52 950 18.3 6 2001 Noah Read 208 877 5 4.2 2002 Jamal White 54 892 16.5 7 2000 Noah Read 297 1,422 14 4.8 2001 Jason Galloway 46 605 13.2 1 1999 Jason Corle 172 719 9 4.2 2000 Jamal White 49 524 10.7 2 1998 Jason Corle 236 1,073 11 4.5 1999 Jamal White 82* 1,322* 16.1 8 1997 Jason Corle 239 1,075 6 4.5 1998 Jason Corle 61 422 6.9 4 1996 Jason Corle 134 734 7 5.5 1997 Jason Corle 51 390 7.6 2 1995 Larry Washington 205 1,101 12 5.4 1996 Shawn Ward 52 883 17.0 5 1994 Brian McCarty 188 1,005 16 5.3 1995 Shawn Ward 31 438 14.2 5 1993 Tony Vinson 293 2,016 23 6.8* 1994 Mark Orlando 55 1,223 22.2* 12* 1992 Tony Vinson 191 1,042 6 5.5 1993 Mark Orlando 44 821 18.7 8 1991 John O’Neill 103 559 4 5.4 1992 Kevin Howard 59 693 11.7 3 1990 Robbie Jackson 131 670 8 5.1 1991 Kevin Howard 48 613 12.8 9 1989 Robbie Jackson 127 575 0 4.3 1990 Kevin Howard 50 721 14.4 3 1988 David Meggett 194 844 12 5.1 1989 Mike Smith 53 883 16.7 8 Jason Corle led the Tigers in rushing from 1987 David Meggett 189 814 11 4.3 1988 Mike Smith 52 1,065 20.5 10 1996 to 1999. 1986 Dan Ricker 248 1,021 11 4.1 1987 David Meggett 48 572 11.9 5 1985 Jeff Beathard 122 457 3 3.7 1986 Dale Chipps 63 1,135 18.0 6 1984 Dan Ricker 174 799 15 4.6 1985 Dale Chipps 54 1,001 18.5 6 1983 Brian Kirchoff 136 583 0 4.3 1984 Sean Murphy 61 1,128 18.5 8 1982 Paul Cillo 242 908 9 3.7 1983 Mike Lewns 52 751 14.4 5 1981 Paul Cillo 179 710 13 3.9 1982 Marc Brown 61 1,222 20.0 10 1980 John Henry Clayton 112 380 8 3.4 1981 Marc Brown 33 510 15.5 4 1979 John Henry Clayton 129 445 10 3.4 1980 Gary Weishaar 39 401 10.2 4 1978 Rick Bielski 133 550 5 4.1 1979 Ken Snoots 37 466 12.5 1 1977 Tom Jones 119 391 4 3.2 1978 Ken Snoots 61 1,009 16.5 9 1976 Mike Maloney 170 728 8 4.2 1977 Bill McDonald 40 497 12.4 0 1975 Jim Boyd 119 739 8 6.2 1976 Skip Chase 32 457 14.2 1 1974 Larry Jones 177 858 9 4.8 1975 Bill McDonald 30 389 13.0 2 1973 Larry Jones 196 1,010 11 5.2 1974 Pat Barrett 45 661 14.7 5 1972 Mike Wells 160 535 3 3.4 1973 Pat Barrett 26 493 18.9 2 1971 Richard Young 78 198 0 2.5 1972 Gary Kimmel 13 172 13.2 1 1970 Dennis Champney 114 453 4 3.9 1971 Bob Remeto 50 596 11.9 2 1969 Dennis Champney 173 738 5 4.3 1970 Bob Remeto 36 625 17.4 5 * school record 1969 Ron Cadorette 44 712 16.2 10

Tom Ryan led the Tigers in receiving in 2011 Paul Cillo led the Tigers in back-to-back seasons, gaining 1,618 yards in 1981 and 1982. and 2012.

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Annual Leaders PASSING TACKLES Year Name Att. Comp. Yards TD Year Name No. Sks F-Rec BrUps 2013 Peter Athens 397 256 3,461 19 2013 Telvion Clark 145 4.5 3 5 2012 Grant Enders 317 208 2,332 19 2012 Tye Smith 75 2.5 1 5 2011 Grant Enders 245 165 2,081 16 2011 Jordan Dangerfi eld 93 0 2 0 2010 Chris Hart 172 82 1,013 9 2010 Jordan Dangerfi eld 96 1.5 1 5 2009 Peter Athens 112 59 691 6 2009 Danzel White 105 0 2 1 2008 Sean Schaefer 459 303 3,286 25 2008 Jordan Manning 105 1.5 1 1 2007 Sean Schaefer 417 255 2,553 12 2006 Sean Schaefer 380 260 3,033 19 2007 Brian Bradford 149 4 0 3 2005 Sean Schaefer 365 226 2,772 20 2006 Jordan Manning 93 1 1 5 2004 Andrew Goldbeck 292 172 1,867 8 2005 Jordan Manning 80 3 0 2 2003 Anthony Melzi 221 109 1,589 9 2004 P.D. Moore 111 4 2 4 2002 Jay Amer 299 163 2,214 16 2003 Neal Regan 94 5 2 5 2001 Val Troiani 192 96 1,153 2 2002 Neal Regan 110 2 1 6 2000 Val Troiani 236 123 1,448 7 2001 Sean Hendricks 114 2 1 2 1999 Joe Lee 577* 322* 4,168* 22 2000 Sean Hendricks 95 1 1 2 1998 Kevin Smith 383 220 2,327 16 1999 Andre Atkins 91 0 0 3 1997 Kevin Smith 313 167 1,835 7 1998 Aaron Sakevich 108 2 0 3 1996 Kevin Smith 306 160 2,299 11 1997 Jim Colongo 97 1 1 8 1995 Kevin Smith 216 106 1,285 11 1996 Jim Colongo 113 0 2 2 1994 Dan Crowley 327 179 2,913 28* 1995 Jim Colongo 85 2 1 3 1993 Dan Crowley 217 125 1,882 23 1994 Mike Arbutina 104 4 2 6 1992 Dan Crowley 330 167 2,322 14 1993 Mike Arbutina 83 2 0 5 1991 Dan Crowley 295 146 1,783 16 1992 Mike Arbutina 109 1 0 3 1990 Chris Goetz 343 177 1,907 4 1991 Mike Locksley 76 0 0 5 1989 Chris Goetz 209 116 1,446 11 1988 Chris Goetz 317 185 2,504 18 1990 James Dutton 112 0 1 1 1987 Chris Goetz 303 170 2,025 9 1989 Rodney Smith 121 14 0 0 1986 Theron Richards 275 144 2,119 16 1988 Chris Ginakes 109 1 3 4 1985 Kurt Beathard 360 214 2,705 21 1987 Mark Angle 95 0 1 1 1984 Kurt Beathard 286 156 2,063 17 1986 Mark Angle 99 3.5 0 4 1983 Bret Rogers 282 167 2,236 24 1985 Randy Warren 86 0 1 0 1982 Joe Anderson 319 161 2,272 20 1984 Bill Ward 69 2 1 - 1981 Joe Anderson 139 60 784 8 1983 Bubby Hammond 99 1 7 - 1980 Ron Meehan 320 177 1,919 8 1982 Jeff Boller 127* 0 1 - 1979 Ron Meehan 233 124 1,442 6 1981 Bubby Hammond 80 0 1 - 1978 Ron Meehan 277 150 1,881 14 1980 Jeff Boller 115 1 3 - 1977 Ron Meehan 174 78 922 3 1979 Bryan Brouse 90 0 0 - 1976 Dan Dullea 196 109 1,443 10 1978 Randy Bielski 76 3 0 - 1975 Dan Dullea 209 118 1,457 9 1977 Randy Bielski 102 1 0 - 1974 Dan Dullea 225 138 1,861 18 1976 Paul White 91 0 4 - Chris Goetz was the Tigers’ passing 1973 Dan Dullea 174 82 1,245 12 1975 Charlie Wallace 102 - - - leader four straight years from 1987- 1972 Paul Buckmaster 83 26 260 1 1974 Joe Kelly 75 - - - 1990. 1971 Bob Roche 214 85 919 3 1970 Al Dodds 141 67 1,016 10 1973 Charlie Wallace 91 - - - 1969 Al Dodds 177 111 1,513 18 1972 Rick DeMilt 175 - - - * School records

Mike Arbutina made 361 tackles in his career. Jordan Dangerfi eld led the Tigers in tackles as a sophomore and junior.

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All-Time Roster A Bernardi, Gian (LB) ...... 1996 Canal, Randy (RB) ...... 1969-70 Cusaac, Desmond (WR) ...... 1993 Eulo, Jimmy (LB) ...... 1995-97 Berney, Brandan (FB) ...... 2012-pres. Carazo, Edmund (DB) ...... 1999-02 Czwaltyko, John (TE) ...... 1981 Evangelista, Drew (PK) ...... 2012-13 Abraham, Jasper (OT) ...... 1987-89 Bethea, Tony (DT) ...... 1990-92 Cardaci, Derek (OT) ...... 2009-10 Evans, Mike (TE) ...... 2009-11 Abrams, Ken (OC) ...... 1981 Bickley, John (RB-DB) ...... 1969-71 Carey, Bill (SE)...... 1973 D Evans, Sam (OG) ...... 2013-pres. Agbormbai, Unongo (LB) ...... 2011 * Bielski, Randy (DB-PK) ...... 1976-79 Carey, Kelly (LB) ...... 1989 * Evans, Sporty (DB) ...... 1999-01 Alcorn, Stew (OT) ...... 2000-01 Dahlgren, Heath (QB) ...... 2013-pres. * Bielski, Rick (FB) ...... 1976-78 Carlson, Ryan (OC) ...... 1993 Daigle, Ted (NG) ...... 1974 Evans, Rob (DB) ...... 1997 * Aleshire, Ed (DB) ...... 1977-80 Binder, Chris (WR) ...... 1994 Carmichael, John (DB) ...... 1972-75 * Exeter, Dwane (DB) ...... 1994-97 Alexander, Jim (TE ) ...... 2004-05 Dale, Trey (LB) ...... 2006-08 Birdwell, Jason (DE) ...... 1996-98 Carmichael, Nygee (TB) ...... 2009-12 Dallmus, John (OT) ...... 1982 Eze, Amadi (WR) ...... 1993-96 Allen, Carlos (DL) ...... 2003-06 Black, Ray (LB) ...... 1977-78 Carpenter, Christian (DB) ..2012-pres. Allen, Gary (OC) ...... 1996 Dameron, Tremayne (TB) ...... 2009-11 * Blair, Julian (DB) ...... 1990-92 Carpenter, Clint (TE) ...... 1996-98 D’Amico, Mark (LB) ...... 1981 Allen, Lee (G-DT-DE) ...... 1971-73 Blake, Alex (WR) ...... 2009-12 Carr, Ellis (DB) ...... 1995 F Altieri, Greig (TE) ...... 1981-84 Danage, Reggie (DB) ...... 2002 Blake, Kris (QB) ...... 1999-00 Carr, Justin (DB) ...... 2008-09 Dandy, Ben (RB) ...... 2001 Altimus, Doug (OT) ...... 1985 Blakey, Donte (LB) ...... 2007-09 Carrigan, Kevin (WR) ...... 1974 Facciani, Mark (LB) ...... 1987-89 Ambrose, Rob (WR,QB) ...... 1989-91 *Dangerfi eld, Jordan (DB) ...... 2010-12 Fair, Anthony (TE) ...... 2006-08 Blakney, Keith (DB) ...... 1998 Carter, Jerrance (LB) ...... 1999 D’Angola, Mike (P/PK) ...... 2014 Amer, Jay (QB) ...... 2001-03 Blecman, Mike (OG) ...... 1981 Carter, Tyrone (TE) ...... 1981 Farley, Tim (TE) ...... 2008-09 Anderson, Joe (QB) ...... 1979-82 Daniel, Mark (OT) ...... 1983-84 Farmer, Arnold (DT) ...... 2010-13 Blizzard, Eugene (OC) ...... 1974 Caruso, Fred (NG) ...... 1994 Danley, Don (WR) ...... 1981-83 Anderson, Mark (TE) ...... 1973 Boateng, Brian (LB) ...... 2009-12 Casey, John (OG) ...... 1976 Fassler, Brian (RB) ...... 1990-91 Anderson, Neil (LB) ...... 2001-04 Davio, Tony (OG) ...... 1981-83 Felmy, Justin (OC) ...... 1999-02 Bobo, Raymond (WR) ...... 1998-99 Castor, Matt (TB) ...... 2005-08 *Davis, Anthony (OG-OC) ...... 2010-13 Anderson, Toland (DB) ...... 1998-00 Bohn, Ken (OC) ...... 1972 Castro, Chris (QB) ...... 2006-07 Felty, Terry (OG)...... 1984 Andress, Greg (LB) ...... 1990-93 Davis, Linwood (OT) ...... 1992 Fenner, Monty (CB) ...... 2014 Boller, Greg (OC-OG) ...... 1979-82 Cavallo, Bill (WR) ...... 1977-78 Davis, Lenzie (RB) ...... 2006 Andrews, Barry (DB) ...... 1980 * Boller, Jeff (LB) ...... 1979-81 Cavanaugh, Jeff (TE) ...... 2002-05 * Fidati, Kevin (OC) ...... 1976-79 Andrews, Glenn (DB) ...... 1984-85 Davis, Jason (WR) ...... 1987-88 Field, Joe (OC) ...... 1989-91 Bolser, Jeff (P) ...... 1988-91 Cegles, Casey (WR) ...... 2006-09 Davis, Riley (LB) ...... 2012-pres. * Angle, Mark (LB) ...... 1984-87 Booker, Dominique (TB) ...... 2009-12 Champney, Dennis (RB) ...... 1969-70 Fields, Andrew (WR) ...... 1992-94 Antalffy, Les (WR)...... 1980 Day, Cody (DB) ...... 1999-00 Finlay, C.J. (DB) ...... 1996-97 Bond, Keith (LB) ...... 1990 Chapman, Glenn (E) ...... 1969-70 Deal, Mike (WR) ...... 1996-99 * Arbutina, Mike (LB) ...... 1991-94 Bond, Wayne (FB) ...... 1977-79 Charles, Brian (DB) ...... 2013-pres. Fiore, Joe (WR) ...... 1994-97 * Argent, Allen (LB)...... 1981-84 Dean, Miguel (LB) ...... 2008 Fisher, Bill (DT) ...... 1991 Boone, Stan (LB) ...... 1969-71 Charvat, Brad (TE) ...... 1998-99 Dear, Dennis (WR) ...... 1970-71 Armstrong, Freddie (RB) ...... 1986 Booth, Spencer (TE) ...... 2006 Chase, Skip (TE) ...... 1973-76 Fisher, Billy (WR) ...... 2002 Armstrong, Mike (DB) ...... 2001-05 DeBarbieri, Tony (DT) ...... 1986-88 Fisher, Bob (OG) ...... 1975 Botts, Gary (DB) ...... 1986-87 Cheplowitz, Brett (LB) ...... 2005-06 DeFranco, Sal (QB) ...... 1971 Arnold, Dayron (WR) ...... 2004-07 Bowens, Tre (DT) ...... 2013-pres. Cheripko, Drew (DE) ...... 2010-pres. * Fitzpatrick, Brian (DB) ...... 2001-04 Ashiru, Lanre (DB) ...... 2001-03, 05 Delaire, Ryan (DE) ...... 2013-pres. Flaherty, Shawn (OG) ...... 2013-pres. Boyce, Grayson (FB) ...... 2014 Chiazor, Jindu (OL) ...... 2014 Dell, Terry (OC) ...... 1973 Asongwed, Eric (DB) ...... 1982 Boyer, Jon (PK) ...... 2008-09 Childress, Chris (LB) ...... 1994 Fleming, Will (TE) ...... 2013 Athens, Peter (QB) ...... 2009-13 DeLucie, Bob (OG) ...... 1971 Fleury, Brian (QB)...... 1999-02 Boyd, Jim (RB) ...... 1974-75 Chipps, Dale (WR) ...... 1984-87 Dembinski, Alex (OT) ...... 2011-12 * Atkins, Andre (LB) ...... 1996-99 * Bradford, Brian (LB) ...... 2004-07 Christian, Clai (NG) ...... 1989-91 Flora, Mike (OT) ...... 1973 Atwood, Dan (DB) ...... 2008 DeMilt, Rick (DB) ...... 1971-72 Flore, Aaron (LB) ...... 1993-94 Bradley, Bill (OT) ...... 1974 Chroniger, Ben (LB) ...... 2010-12 DePaola, Vince (RB) ...... 2012-pres. Au, Matt (FB) ...... 2000 Bradley, Malcolm (WR)...... 1981 Chroniger, Tom (QB) ...... 2009-10 Flowers, Rod (QB-P)...... 1971-73 Augustine, Alfonso (DB) ...... 2013-pres. Derwin, Aaron (FB) ...... 1995-98 Foderaro, Don (LB) ...... 1998-00 Bradley, Thomas (DB) ...... 2010-12 Cicere, Alfred (OC) ...... 1971 Desautels, Chris (PK) ...... 2006-07 Averi, Mark (OG) ...... 1976 Bradway, Nick (OC) ...... 2003-07 Cicere, Michael (QB) ...... 1970-71 Foley, T.J. (DL) ...... 2004-07 Avolio, Alex (DT) ...... 2008-09 Desir, Jon (DT) ...... 2011-pres. Folts, Robb (LB) ...... 1994 Brandahl, Karl (OL) ...... 2014 Cieszlak, Joe (OC) ...... 1969 Dessenberg, Andre (WR) .....2013-pres. Ayres, Dontea (RB) ...... 2013-pres. Breaux, Tommy (WR) ...... 2007-08 Cillo, Paul (RB) ...... 1981-82 Ford, Corey (DB) ...... 2010-11 Destra, Marc (OT) ...... 2004-05 Foreman, Jerome (DB) ...... 1979-80 Breeze, Rick (OC) ...... 1983 Ciszkowski, Gary (RB) ...... 1981 Develli, Tony (LB) ...... 1980 B Brennan, Joe (QB) ...... 2012-pres. Clark, Eric (DB) ...... 2004-07 Forman, Anthony (DB) ...... 1981 Devoti, John (DE) ...... 1997-00 Fortson, Wes (OT) ...... 1990 Backert, Jim (WR) ...... 1973 Brennan, Mike (OG) ...... 1977-80 Clark, Telvion (LB) ...... 2012-pres. DeWind, Nick (OG) ...... 1999-02 Bridges, Bill (DB) ...... 1981 Clark, Kynarvis (RB) ...... 1990-91 Foster, Dan (WR) ...... 1982 Bailey, Lawrence (RB) ...... 1985-88 Diaz-Mays, Isaiah (WR) ...... 2013-pres. Fowlkes, Larry (LB) ...... 2003-04 Bailey, Nick (DL) ...... 1998-00 Bridges, Dan (OT) ...... 2006-09 Class, Gavin (OG) ...... 2013-pres. Dick, Brian (PK) ...... 1987-89 Brimigion, Matt (QB) ...... 1992-93 Clayton, John (RB)...... 1979-80 Francis, Jarrett (DE) ...... 1995-96 Baldwin, Anthony (DB) ...... 2000-03 Dickensheets, J. (DE) ...... 2000-03 Frank, Bob (E) ...... 1969 Baldwin, D’Ron (WR) ...... 2003 Broaddus, Kevin (DB) ...... 1971-73 * Cliggett, Dennis (DB) ...... 1997-00 Dickerson, Marquel (RB) ...... 2014 Brock, Paul (NG) ...... 1994 Coda, Steve (OG) ...... 2006-07 Franklin, David (RB) ...... 1970-71 Balliet, Ricky (LB) ...... 1998 Diggs, David (DB) ...... 2004 Frantz, Mike (DT) ...... 1983-86 Bandurchin, Brian (OL) ...... 1998 Brooks, Doug (TE) ...... 1984-87 Cohen, Barry (OT) ...... 1981-84 DiSanzo, Alexander (LB) .....2011-pres. Brooks, Johnny (WR) ...... 1986 Coker, Tungie (DE) ...... 2011-pres. Franzoni, Paul (QB) ...... 1983 Ball, Jim (FB) ...... 1979-80 Dobbins, Roland (DB) ...... 1976 Frazier, Connor (QB) ...... 2011-pres. Bange, Doug (OL) ...... 1998-01 * Brooks, Terrance (OG) ...... 1981-84 Cole, T.J. (LB) ...... 2007 * Dodds, Al (QB) ...... 1969-70 Brossman, Bill (OL) ...... 2000-03 Collette, Charles (WR) ...... 1983 Freed, Steve (LB) ...... 1980 Banks, Erron (WR) ...... 2009-12 * Dodson, Kevyn (FB) ...... 1995-98 Freels, Darrell (RB) ...... 1969-71 Barbieri, John (WR) ...... 1984-85 * Brouse, Bryan (LB) ...... 1975-79 Collier, Mike (DL) ...... 2000-01,03-04 Doherty, Bill (DB)...... 1975-76 Brow, Darrell (DT)...... 1986, 88-89 Colligan, Todd (OT) ...... 1984-85 Freeman, Aladdin (FB) ...... 1997 Barbieri, Pete (DB) ...... 1974-75 Donaldson, Jeff (P) ...... 1977-78 Freeze, Jared (LB)...... 1990-91 Barbieri, Tom (RB) ...... 1971-73 Brown, Alan (OG) ...... 1991-94 Collins, Danny (DB) ...... 2008-10 Dooley, Chris (DL) ...... 2005-06 Brown, Alan (OT) ...... 1981 Collins, Chuck (NG) ...... 1978-79 * Friedman, Brad (DB) ...... 1995-96 Bardak, John (LB) ...... 1993-95 Dotson, Lehrman (WR) ...... 1999 Friend, Al (OL) ...... 1998-01 Barikian, Ryan (LB) ...... 1995-98 Brown, Allen (DB) ...... 1982 Collins, Joe (DB) ...... 1990-91 Dowling, Brian (WR) ...... 2013-pres. * Brown, Andrae (WR) ...... 2003-06 Collins, Mike (DB) ...... 1992-93 Frisby, Marcus (DB) ...... 2003-06 Barnes, Billy (OG) ...... 1991 Doyle, K.P. (RB) ...... 1973-76 Fromm, Mike (RB) ...... 1972-73 * Barnes, Dewey (WR) ...... 1987-90 Brown, Bill (OG) ...... 1997-99 Collins, Ryan (TE) ...... 2004-07 * Drehoff, Dean (OG) ...... 1981-85 Brown, Devon (DB) ...... 2009 Collins, William (DB) ...... 2003-04 Funke, Matt (OC) ...... 1979 Barnes, Mark (RB) ...... 1979 Drewery, Kelvin (RB) ...... 2003 Furman, Dave (DB) ...... 1987-89 Barnes, Dan (LB) ...... 1994-96 Brown, Emmett (DT) ...... 1996, 98 * Colongo, Jim (LB) ...... 1994-97 Drummey, Bill (OC) ...... 1977-78 *Barr, Bryton (LB) ...... 2012-pres. Brown, Jabari (CB) ...... 1997-98 Colton, Rich (DT) ...... 1985-88 Dudley, Jalan (LB) ...... 2009-10 G Barrett, Pat (WR) ...... 1973-74 Brown, Marc (WR)...... 1981-82 Colvin, Antoine (OG) ...... 2004 Duffy, Fran (WR) ...... 1977 Barrio, Jesus (OL) ...... 2014 Brown, Navassa (RB) ...... 2012-pres. * Combs, Gordy (LB) ...... 1970-72 Dull, Kerry (LB) ...... 1985-86 Gabriel, Jeremy (DE) ...... 1996 Barth, Mike (DB) ...... 1982-85 * Brown, Phil (OG)...... 1994-97 Comer, Tony (OG) ...... 1988 * Dullea, Dan (QB) ...... 1973-76 Gaburick, John (OC) ...... 1985-88 Basile, Nick (OL) ...... 2003-04 Brown, Randy (LB) ...... 1979-80 Conroy, Rob (OT) ...... 1981-82 Dumas, Lamont (LB) ...... 1995-97 *Gaddis, Monte (LB) ...... 2012-13 Bass, Colin (OC-OG) ...... 2009-11 Brown, Rocky (WR) ...... 2003-05 Cook, Niquekko (DE) ...... 2014 Dumpson, Jeff (DB) ...... 1986 Gadsden, Sonny (DB) ...... 1973 Bassford, Bryan (FB) ...... 1977-78 Brown, Tommy (WR) ...... 2011-12 Cooley, Mark (TE) ...... 1983 Duncan, Scott (RB) ...... 2001-03 Gaines, Bobby (LB) ...... 1998 * Bates, Aaron (DB) ...... 1990-93 Browning, Mike (OG) ...... 1980 Copinger, Beau (RB) ...... 1972 Dunkin, Terry (WR)...... 1973 Gallahan, Sam (WR) ...... 2014 Bates, Kory (FB)...... 1980 Brunetti, Matthew (FB) ...... 2003-04 Corbi, Tony (OC)...... 1986-88 Dunleavy, Frank (WR) ...... 1972-74 Galloway, Braedon (OL) ...... 1998-99 Bathon, Tim (LB) ...... 2006 Buckmaster, Paul (QB) ...... 1972-73 * Corle, Jason (RB) ...... 1996-99 Dunn, Buddy (PK) ...... 1990-93 Galloway, Jason (WR) ...... 2000-03 Bayne, Jeff (WR)...... 1993 Buitrago, Carlos (FB) ...... 2003-05 Corle, Josh (RB)...... 2001, 03-05 Dunn, James (DL) ...... 1998-01 Gallucci, Mark (DL) ...... 2003-05 Bayron, Danny (LB) ...... 1999-01 Bullock, Scott (DT) ...... 2005-08 Corridon, Jim (LB) ...... 1985-87 Dunston, Walter (DB) ...... 2011-pres. * Gamble, Joe (LB) ...... 1983-86 Baum, Bill (TE) ...... 1977 Bulcavage, Steve (P) ...... 2001-03 Costley, Tim (OT) ...... 1986-88 DuPont, James (OT) ...... 1986 Gannon, Brendon (DT) ...... 2012-pres. Beach, Eric (WR) ...... 1996-98 Bundy, Rob (OT) ...... 1992-95 Cothran, Drew (TE) ...... 1999 Dutton, James (LB) ...... 1988-91 Gardner, Jeremy (DB) ...... 2007-10 Beachy, John (DT) ...... 1982 Burnett, Reece (DT) ...... 2014 Cotton, Chip (RB) ...... 1973 Dzik, John (LB) ...... 1987-89 * Garrett, Jabari (DB) ...... 1996-99 Beathard, Jeff (RB)...... 1983-85 Burrier, Buddy (OC) ...... 1974-76 Covington, Trent (LB) ...... 2005-07 Gaskin., Kevin (OT) ...... 1998-99 Beathard, Kurt (QB) ...... 1984-85 * Bushrod, Jermon (OT) ...... 2003-06 Cowan, Rob (OC) ...... 1981 E Gasnell, Clint (OG) ...... 1969 Beaumier, Chris (LB) ...... 1994-97 Butler, Albo (RB) ...... 1977-78 Cox, John (DB) ...... 1973-75 Gbor, Emmanuel (DB) ...... 2011 Beck, John (LB) ...... 1986 * Butt, Alex (LB) ...... 2006-09 Cox, Todd (LB) ...... 2008 Edwards, Marcus (LB) ...... 2003-06 Gioia, Mike (LB) ...... 1998 Beck, Terry (TE) ...... 1976-78 Buttleman, Mike (WR) ...... 1979-80 Cox, Tony (DT) ...... 1992 Egolf, Ryan (QB) ...... 2012-13 Geis, Matt (LB) ...... 1990 Bednar, Ken (LB)...... 1978-80 Byroads, James (WR) ...... 2001-05 Crawford, Greg (DB) ...... 1996 Ehler, Jim (DE) ...... 1975 Gerber, Vince (OG) ...... 1985-86 Belcher, Curtiss (NG) ...... 1992 * Crestwell, Ricky (DB) ...... 1998-00 Eichelberger, D.(DB) ...... 1972-75 Getz, Bob (OG) ...... 1995 Bell, Chris (LB) ...... 1993-94 C Crider, Richie (DL) ...... 1991 Eisenhooth, Stan (OC) ...... 1983-85 Giacone, Mike (RB) ...... 1983-84 Bell, Tyrone (LB) ...... 1998-00 Cadorette, George (FB) ...... 1971-72 Crisco, John (OG) ...... 1982 Elliott, Kevia (DB) ...... 1979 Gianchiglia, Rich (DB) ...... 1994-95 Bellamy, Drew (OT) ...... 2010-12 Cadorette, Ron (WR) ...... 1969-70 Crocker, Eric (WR) ...... 1981-82 Ellis, Troy (RB) ...... 1999-02 Giancola, Tim (LB) ...... 1991-93 Beltre, Frank (DE) ...... 2009-12 Caffee, Scott (OT) ...... 1983 Cross, Rohan (RB) ...... 1995-96 Ellison, Tony (NG) ...... 1981 Gibson, Don (LB) ...... 1974-76 Bencivengo, Mark (PK) ...... 2005-08 Calin, Jude (LB) ...... 2000-01 * Crowley, Dan (QB) ...... 1991-94 Emma, Frank (QB) ...... 1978 * Ginakes, Chris (LB)...... 1985-88 Benedict, Dave (WR) ...... 1979 * Calise, Marco (LB) ...... 1992-95 Cuffi e, John (TE) ...... 1983-85 * Enders, Grant (QB) ...... 2011-12 Ginley, Dillon (LB)...... 1999-02 Benjamin, Brian (DT) ...... 2007-08 Callahan, Terry (DT) ...... 1978 Cummings, D’Sean (DE) ...... 2013-pres. Ennels, Larry (WR) ...... 1977-78, 80 Gist, Gary (DB) ...... 1970-71 Benna, Dave (DB, QB) ...... 1986-89 Campbell, Amos (OT) ...... 2013-pres. Cunningham, Alan (FB) ...... 1981-82 Ennis, Terrell (DB) ...... 1999 * Glackin, Henry (OT) ...... 2008-11 Bennett, Mike (WR) ...... 1975-76 Campbell, Bob (QB)...... 1990-91 Cunningham, Joe (WR) ...... 1999-00 Epps, Anthony (WR)...... 1990-93 Glass, John (RB) ...... 1971 Bentz, Mark (LB) ...... 1984-85 * Campbell, Marc. (DB) ...... 1991-94 * Curcio, Mike (NG) ...... 1991-93 * Erhardt, Eric (DE) ...... 1995-98 Godwin, Kyle (OC) ...... 2003 Berault, Bill (DT) ...... 1971-73 Campbell, Jesse (WR) ...... 2014-pres. Curl, Tom (LB) ...... 1974 Ervin, Jack (LB) ...... 1975-77 Godlasky, John (TE) ...... 2006-09 Bernard, Adam (QB) ...... 1994 Campitelli, Tony (OT) ...... 1995-98 Curro, Joe (OC) ...... 1981 Esposito., John (OT) ...... 2008-10 Goetz, Chris (QB) ...... 1987-90

97 2014 Football

All-Time Roster

Goldbeck, And. (QB) ...... 2004-07 Hill, Darius (LB) ...... 2009 Kauffman, Matt (OT) ...... 2014 Long, Jake (WR) ...... 2007 Meehan, Bob (DT)...... 1989-92 Golden, John (OC) ...... 1986-87, 89 Hill, Tony (WR) ...... 1990-93 Keil, Seth (PK) ...... 2001, 03 Lopez, Michael (LB) ...... 1996 * Meehan, Ron (QB)...... 1977-80 Gollogly, Jon (NG) ...... 1995-96 * Hilton, Mike (DT) ...... 1971-73 Kelbaugh, Tim (DT) ...... 1981 Loucks, Mark (WR) ...... 1988 Meehan, Ryan (TE) ...... 2003-06 Goloboski, Ted (DL)...... 2000-01 Himes, Stu (DB) ...... 1976-78 * Kelley, Joe (LB) ...... 1973-76 Love, Jordan (CB) ...... 2012-13 Meeney, Keith (DB) ...... 1999-02 Gombieski, Kevin (LB) ...... 1976 Hoey, Mike (WR) ...... 1975-78 * Kelley, John (DE) ...... 2001-02 Lowery, Bill (WR) ...... 1976 * Meggett, David (RB)...... 1987-88 Gonazales, Ernest (OG)...... 1969 Hoggatt, Terry (DB) ...... 1973 Kelley, Steve (DB) ...... 1984-87 Lowman, Dan (TE) ...... 1997 * Mejia, Hernando (TE) ...... 1979-83 Goodwin, Cliff (OT) ...... 1984-86 Hohenshelt, Dave (OT)...... 1986-88 Kellner, Dave (DE) ...... 2001-04 Lowthert, Keith (LB) ...... 1977-78 Melikian, Armen (DT) ...... 2008-10 Gordon, Jalil (DB) ...... 2011-pres. Holder, Emmanuel (FB) ...... 2012-pres. Kelly, Chris (DB) ...... 1984-87 Lubbenhusen, B. (WR)...... 1988-89 Mellerson, Phil (WR) ...... 2003 Gormley, John (LB) ...... 1979 * Holdridge, Jim (OC) ...... 1973-76 Kelly, Kevin (OG) ...... 1977 Lubischer, Rocco (LB) ...... 1983 Mellinger, Buddy (RB) ...... 2001-02 Gossard, Ben (P) ...... 1994-97 Hollaway, Haines (DL) ...... 2005-07 Kelly, Mike (RB) ...... 2014 Luczynski, Kirk (LB) ...... 1997-99-00 Melville, Scott (DB) ...... 1983-86 Gourdin, John (LB) ...... 1989 Hollingsworth, And. (DE) ...... 1997-00 Kelly, Mike (DB) ...... 1994-95 * Lumpkin, Tony (DB) ...... 2003-06 Melzi, Anthony (QB) ...... 2003-05 Graczyk, Frank (OG) ...... 1978-81 Holloway, George (LB) ...... 1972 Kelly, O’Neil (DB) ...... 1995 Lundy, Mikal (RB) ...... 2002-03 Menke, Andrew (DB) ...... 1982 Grant, Colby (RB)...... 2014 Holmes, Steve (WR) ...... 2006-08 Kenney, Jay (OG) ...... 2011-12 Lyle, Jerry (OT) ...... 1982-85 Meseke, Les (LB) ...... 1991 Grant, Greg (DE) ...... 2012-pres. Holt, Syd (DE) ...... 2012-pres. Kerkovich, Joe (LB) ...... 2006 Lyon, Mike (DE) ...... 2000 Metheny, Darryl (OT) ...... 1982-84 Gray, Ken (QB) ...... 1977 Holtzman, Jon (TE)...... 1991 Kiddy, Mike (TE) ...... 1979 Lyst, Rob (DB)...... 1969 Meyers, Brian (NG)...... 1984 Gray, Paul (LB) ...... 1982-83 Hooper, Ray (LB) ...... 1982 Kihn, Jeff (LB) ...... 1981-84 Meyers, Glenn (LB) ...... 1979 Greenberg, Carey (LB) ...... 1970 Hope, Brian (DB) ...... 1988-89 Killikelly-Lee, Juleon (CB) ..2012-pres. M Mezzanotte, Frank (LB) ...... 1970-71 Greenberg, Jason (DL) ...... 1999-00 Horgan, John (DT) ...... 1985-88 Kirby, Cory (TE-OT) ...... 2010-11 Mack, Danny (LB) ...... 1984-86 Michalowicz, Dan (LB) ...... 2003-04 Greene, Sherman (WR) ...... 2010 Horsford, Reggie (RB) ...... 2003 Kimmel, Gary (TE) ...... 1970-72 * Mack, Drew (DB) ...... 2005-08 Middlekauff, Bob (OT) ...... 1970 Greening, B.J. (TB) ...... 2009-10 * Howard, Kevin (WR) ...... 1989-92 Kinchen, Damien (TB) ...... 2007-09 Maciolek, John (OT) ...... 1979-81 Miles, Kerry (RB) ...... 2002, 04-06 Greenwood, Evan (RB) ...... 2014 Howes, Billy (RB) ...... 1982 King, Dennis (DE) ...... 1975-76 MacKall, Wardell (RB) ...... 1976-77 Millard, Rich (QB) ...... 1969 Grier, Jarret (RB) ...... 1990 Hughes, Bill (FB) ...... 1994-97 King, Eugene (RB) ...... 2003-05 Mackin, Cliff (LB) ...... 1972 Miller, Mike (DB)...... 1983 Griffi n, Bill (P) ...... 1982 Hugo, Mark (OG) ...... 1975 King, Kenny (PK) ...... 1986-87 Madden, Chris (WR) ...... 1998-99 Mills, Bill (DB) ...... 1972-74 Grimm, Brian (LB) ...... 1993 Hunolt, Ben (OT-DT) ...... 2008-10 King, Terris (LB) ...... 1980 Maddox, Kenny (TE) ...... 1973 Minard, Mike (DB) ...... 1980 Grist, Dan (OG) ...... 1972 Hunt, Todd (DT)...... 1999 Kinnard, Leon (WR) ...... 2011-13 Magas, Marc (PK) ...... 2009 Minott, Clayton (RB) ...... 2011-12 Grooms, Jason (DB) ...... 1982-84 Hurlbert, Paul (RB) ...... 1974 * Kinsey, Steve (OG) ...... 1986-89 * Mager, Kevin (OC) ...... 2000-03 * Mitchell, George (DL) ...... 2003-06 Groszkowski, Ray (DB) ...... 1969-71 Hurley, Dan (OG) ...... 2008-10 Kirby, Cory (OT-TE) ...... 2011-12 Magill, Tyler (FB) ...... 2011-12 Mitola, Rich (OT) ...... 1979 * Grubb, Jon (TE) ...... 1999-02 Hurley, Mike (DT) ...... 2009-11 Kirby, Larry (PK) ...... 1987 Maglionico, Ant. (WR) ...... 1997-98 Moffa, Mike (DB) ...... 1990 Gruver, Greg (FB) ...... 2000-02 Hurwitz, Sam (K) ...... 2014 Kirchoff, Brian (FB) ...... 1981, 83 Magruder, Don (LB) ...... 1976-77 Mohring, George (LB) ...... 1990-91 Gunnels, Chris (OT) ...... 1989 Kivinski, Steve (WR) ...... 1984-85 * Mahoney, Dave (OT) ...... 1969-71 Mollard, John (OG)...... 1981 Gunnels, John (TE) ...... 1986-89 Klinkner, John (QB) ...... 1981 * Maier, Jason (OG) ...... 1994-97 Mollet, Vic (RB) ...... 1973 * Gunning, Jason (OG) ...... 1999-03 I Kluttz, Aaron (LB) ...... 1979-80 Maimone, Larry (OG) ...... 1970-71 Monokian, Dave (DB) ...... 1998-99 Gunthrop, Mike (OC) ...... 1989-92 Kluttz, Bill (DE)...... 1972-75 Main, Mike (DB) ...... 1986-88 Mooney, Sean (TE) ...... 2012-pres. Iacullo, Anthony (FB) ...... 1995 Kluttz, Jesse (LS, DE) ...... 2003-05 Malfetone, John (FB) ...... 1971-72 Mooney, Tom (OC) ...... 1982 H Iaderosa, John (NG) ...... 1971-73 Knapp, Zack (OT) ...... 2003-06 Maloney, Mike (RB) ...... 1974-76 Moore, Aaron (DB) ...... 1976-79 Iannello, Nick (OG) ...... 1973 Knight, Don (TE) ...... 1972 Manard, Jim (DB) ...... 1979 Moore, Denny (WR) ...... 1979 * Haden, David (LB) ...... 1983-86 * Ibia, Yaky (DT) ...... 2007-10 Knudson, Ellis (QB) ...... 2014 Mangum, Mike (DB) ...... 1977 * Moore, Hakeem (WR) ...... 2007-10 Haines, Jay (OT) ...... 1979 Ilardo, Harry (DT) ...... 1977 * Konka, Chuck (OG) ...... 1984, 86-88 Mangum, Pat (RB) ...... 1977 Moore, Kyle (WR) ...... 2010-11 Halbruner, Ron (PK) ...... 2004-06 Interdonato, Drew (DB) ...... 1996-97 Korrow, Bill (RB) ...... 1969 Mann, Chris (OC) ...... 2008 Moore, Pat (OG) ...... 1975-77 Halem, Dan (QB) ...... 1993 Iorio, Vince (NG) ...... 1977-80 Kosmakos, Konst. (OL) ...... 2002-05 Marick, Paul (OT) ...... 1997 * Moore, P.D. (DB) ...... 2001-04 Haley, Eldridge (DT) ...... 1973-76 Irvin, Doug (NG) ...... 1989-92 Krabbe, Jim (LB) ...... 1998-2001 Manigault, Keith (DT) ...... 1981 Moran, Tim (DE) ...... 1994-97 Hall, Bryant (DB) ...... 1985-88 Irwin, Chris (P) ...... 1984-85 Kraemer, Ken (DB) ...... 1997 * Manning, Jordan (LB) ...... 2005-08 Morela, Doug (RB) ...... 1985-87 Hall, Clay (LB)...... 1987-89 Ives, Kevin (DB) ...... 2008-09 * Kreisher, Joe (TE)...... 1989-92 Marcus, Will (WR) ...... 2001-04 Morgan, Matt (DE-DT) ...... 2009-12 Hall, Dave (DB) ...... 1996-98 Iwu, Chisom (DL) ...... 2003 Kubovetz, Bill (RB) ...... 1971 Marino, Tony (QB) ...... 2006 Moro, Gabe (DT) ...... 1976-78 Hall, Dwayne (FB) ...... 1980 Kulic, Ed (PK) ...... 1998-01 Marks, Chris (DB) ...... 1996 Moro, Jim (DT) ...... 1977 Hall, James (OT) ...... 2014 J Kulscar, Justin (WR) ...... 2013 Marsilio, Rick (QB) ...... 1989-90 Morozek, Mike (LB) ...... 1982 Hall, Mike (OG) ...... 1971 Kuzma, Tim (DT) ...... 1981-84 Martignetti, Rich (OG) ...... 1986-89 * Morris, Randy (NG)...... 1984-87 Hall, Paul (RB) ...... 1992, 94-95 Jackson, Artie (LB) ...... 1999-01 Kuzmiak, George (TE) ...... 1972 Muhammad, B. (RB) ...... 2006-07 Jackson, Eddie (NG) ...... 1987 Martin, Rob (TE) ...... 1983-84 Hall, Oscar (OT) ...... 1981 Maska, Mark (LB) ...... 1988 Mulcahy, John (RB) ...... 1979 Hamlett, Tony (RB) ...... 1971-73 Jackson, Gerard (LB) ...... 1978-81 L Mullendore, Alan (P) ...... 1995 Jackson, Malik (LB) ...... 2013-pres. Massey, Al (OG) ...... 1969-70 Hammen, Howard (FB) ...... 1977-79 Lark, Chris (DB) ...... 1988 Mathews, Clay (LB) ...... 1976, 79-80 Murphy, John (NG)...... 1986-87, 89 Hammond, Bubby (LB) ...... 1980-83 Jackson, Robbie (RB) ...... 1988-91 * Murphy, Pat (DT) ...... 1980-83 Jackson, Trey (LB) ...... 2010-11 Lamont, Keith (RB) ...... 1980 Mattera, Justin (WR) ...... 1999-01 Handy, Eric (LB) ...... 2013-pres. Lampasso, Mike (OC)...... 1995-97 Mattfeld, Glen (PK) ...... 1990-93 Murphy, Sean (WR) ...... 1982-85 Hanley, Ryan (FB-TE) ...... 2008-10 Jahn, Michael (WR) ...... 1986-87 Myers, Jason (WR) ...... 1999-00 James, Christian (LB) ...... 2001-02 Landeta, Sean (P-PK) ...... 1979-82 Matthews, Brian (WR) ...... 2013-pres. Hannon, Bob (LB) ...... 1970-71 Lang, Will (LS) ...... 2007 Mattricciani, Brian (OT) ...... 1976 Mynatt, Jordan (DB) ...... 2012-pres. Harker, Scott (OT) ...... 2003-04 Janik, Stefan (DE) ...... 2011-pres. Janszky, Doug (DB) ...... 1992-93 Law, Jeff (OG)...... 1991-93 Maurer, J.P. (DT)...... 1996-98 N * Harman, Vaughn (DT) ...... 1978-81 Laverty, Bill (OG) ...... 1972-74 Mazur, Mike (TE) ...... 1991, 93 Harper, Dustin (DB) ...... 1989-91 Jay Jay, Louis (DB) ...... 2006 Jayne, Jeremy (QB) ...... 2009-10 Lawson, Rodney (DB) ...... 1985-86 Mayo, Tim (DB) ...... 1987-88 Nace, Joe (OG) ...... 1970-72 Harps Upshur, Zain (DL) ...... 2014 Lee, Andrew (DB) ...... 2007 Mays, Ryan (DB) ...... 2010-13 * Nance, Steven (LB) ...... 2000-03 Harrell, James (WR) ...... 2013-pres. Jefferson, Sean (RB) ...... 1998-00 Jiminez, Lou (DB) ...... 1982-83 Lee, Eddie (FS) ...... 2013-pres. McAlooney, Will (LB) ...... 2010 Nate, Dan (LB) ...... 1992-94 Harris, Antonio (OG) ...... 2013-pres. * Lee, Joe (QB) ...... 1996-99 McArdle, Rich (DB) ...... 1977-78 Neary, Bo (WR) ...... 1980-81 Harris, Justin (WR-DB) ...... 2008-11 Joannides, Josh (DB) ...... 2010-11 Johnson, Bumper (NG) ...... 1997-98 * Lee, Marcus (WR) ...... 2005-08 * McCabe, Mike (OG) ...... 1981-84 Nelson, Ken (RB) ...... 1971 Harris, Ray (RB) ...... 1998-00, 02-03 Lee, Richard (DE) ...... 2006-08 McCants, Josh (LB) ...... 2007-10 Nelson, Lee (TE) ...... 1999-00 Harris, Randall (OT) ...... 2010-13 Johnson, Charles (OG) ...... 2010-13 Johnson, Dreon (FB) ...... 2012-pres. Legler, Pete (RB) ...... 1979 McCargo, Joe (LB) ...... 2011-pres. * Nelson, Paul (LB) ...... 1976-78 * Harrison, Allante (DB) ...... 2001-05 Leland, Bill (QB) ...... 1972 McCarthy, Ed (LB)...... 1983-86 Nelson, Randy (FB) ...... 1988-89 * Harrison Dem. (WR) ...... 2005-07 Johnson, Erik (DB) ...... 1992 Johnson, Jairus (DB) ...... 2000-03 Lenz, Scott (DT) ...... 1996-97-99 * McCarty, Brian (RB) ...... 1991-94 * Nelson, Sheldon (DT)...... 1981-84 Harrison, Maurice (WR) ...... 1978-79 Lester, Rich (DT) ...... 1982-83 McClam, Jimmy (DB) ...... 2006-08 Nelson, Tom (LB) ...... 1972-75 Hart, Bruce (OT) ...... 1969-70 Johnson, Jermaine (DB) ...... 1994 Johnson, Larry (DB) ...... 1973-74 Leventhal, Jeff (FB)...... 1989-90, 92 McClaude, Rasheed (RB) ...... 2005-07 * Nepp, Adam (OT) ...... 1998-00 Hart, Chris (QB) ...... 2010 Levy, Lou (FB) ...... 2003-04 McCleave, Tevin (DB) ...... 2013 Nepp, Wesley (WR) ...... 2001-04 Hart, Eric (PK) ...... 2009-10 Johnson, Malik (DT) ...... 2013-pres. Johnson, Malwan (DB) ...... 1998-01 Lewis, Arthur (RB) ...... 1999-02 McCluskey, Scott (TE) ...... 1984-87 Newsom, David (WR) ...... 2008-09 * Hatcher, Gary (DB) ...... 1987-90 Lewis, Donnell (CB) ...... 2012-pres. McComb, Scott (OC) ...... 1986-87 Newsome, Frank (DT) ...... 1990-93 Harvey, Ben (CB) ...... 2012 Jones, Aidan (TE) ...... 2006 Jones, Andre (LB) ...... 1985-86 Lewis, Glenn (PK) ...... 1983 McConnell, Mark (TE) ...... 1991-92 Nichols, Ron (LB) ...... 1978 Hawkins, Brent (LB)...... 2007-08 Lewis, Warren (LB) ...... 1991-94 McConnell, Steve (TE) ...... 1984 Nieberlein, Karl (OT) ...... 1990-93 Haussmann, Bill (OG) ...... 1973 Jones, Brian (RB) ...... 1995 Jones, Clifton (DT) ...... 2013-pres. Lewns, Mike (WR) ...... 1981-83 McCosker, Mike (OT) ...... 2000-03 Nieberlein, Kirk (LB) ...... 1985 Hayden, Chris (WR) ...... 1987-89 Lewis, Shaun (OG) ...... 2001 McDade, Tyron (CB) ...... 2014 Nikolis, Devon (WR) ...... 2013 Hayes, Bill (TE) ...... 1997-00 Jones, Eric (OG) ...... 1980 * Jones, Larry (RB) ...... 1973-74 * Lidowski, Jim (DB) ...... 1983-86 McDonald, Bill (WR) ...... 1975-77 Nisley, Roger (OT) ...... 1970 Hayes, Chad (DB) ...... 1998-2001 * Liebel, Gene (RB) ...... 1998-01 McDowell, Jake (OG-OT) ...... 2012 Nolan, Jerome (P-PK) ...... 1983-85 Hayes, Will (LS) ...... 2014 Jones, Peter (LB) ...... 1986-88 Jones, Ron (LB) ...... 1973-74 Liebel, Nate (FB)...... 2001 McDuffee, Bill (QB) ...... 1991 Norris, Brian (OT) ...... 1997 Hayman, Wesley (WR) ...... 2001 Liggett, Rick (RB) ...... 1971 McEachin, James (RB) ...... 1981-84 Norris, Tom (DB) ...... 1989-92 Haywood, John (DT) ...... 1977-80 Jones, Tom (RB) ...... 1976-78 Jones, Trea (RB) ...... 2011-13 Lightner, Ben (QB) ...... 1999-01, 03 McGlinchey, Mike (TE) ...... 1996-99 Hebron, Caleb (TE) ...... 2014 LiGregni, Anthony (QB-WR) ...... 2011 McHugh, Mike (NT)...... 2005-07 O Henderson, Ray (OT) ...... 1977 Jones, Washington (DB) ...... 1991 Jordan, Steve (OC) ...... 2007-10 Limongelli, John (PK) ...... 1986-87 McIntosh, Cleo (DB) ...... 1979-81 Oates, Nick (DB) ...... 2008-11 Hendon, Earl (RB) ...... 1979-80 Linden, Kelly (LS) ...... 2011-12 McKee, Joe (LB) ...... 1984-85 Hendren, Greg (OT)...... 1975-76 Joseph, Alex (DB) ...... 2008 Oboh, James (TE) ...... 2010-13 Joseph, Derrick (WR) ...... 2011-pres. Listman, Ernie (LB) ...... 1999-01 * McKinney, Rusty (LB) ...... 1998-01 O’Brien, Scott (QB) ...... 1974-76 * Hendricks, Sean (LB) ...... 1998-01 Litton, Price (QB) ...... 2011-pres. McKinnon, Machiel (DB) ...... 1986 Henry, Joseph (DT) ...... 2001-03 Jovanowski, Kris (P) ...... 2006-07 O’Brien, Terry (OG-PK) ...... 1972-74 Judd, Phil (P) ...... 1986-89 Livesey, Mark (LB) ...... 1977 McLaughlin, Grant (LB)...... 1999-02 O’Brien, Tim (OC/DT) ...... 2001-04 Hennigan, Buck (TE)...... 1995-96 Lizana, Joe (WR) ...... 1985-86 McLean, Ryan (TB) ...... 2010 Heron, Zach (TE) ...... 2014 O’Connor, Bob (QB) ...... 1995 K Lloyd, Levi (OL) ...... 2014 McLeod, Khalid (DB) ...... 1994-97 O’Connor, Joe (OT) ...... 2000-03 Herrick, Jeff (P-RB) ...... 1975-76 Lobos, Bill (DE-LB)...... 1969-71 McMackin, Rob (OG) ...... 2002-04 Hessler, Steve (LB) ...... 2000-03 Kahl, Dave (LS) ...... 2003-06 Oliphant, Sharod (DE) ...... 1999 * Loch, John (OT) ...... 1990-93 McManus, Brian (DB) ...... 1972 Olsen, Tim (OT) ...... 1977 Hester, Cory (LB) ...... 2001 Kammann, John (DB) ...... 1973 Locke, Patrick (OT) ...... 1988-91 McMichael, Jay (QB) ...... 1983-86 Hickey, Drew (TE) ...... 1991-94 Katovsich, Todd (DT) ...... 1990 O’Neal, Brian (RB) ...... 1981-84 Locksley, Mike (DB) ...... 1988-91 McNamara, Pat (WR) ...... 1984-85 O’Neal, Randy (QB) ...... 1998-01 Hickson, Brian (OC) ...... 1998-00 Kaufman, Adam (LB) ...... 1993 Logan-El, Antonio (OT) ...... 2007 McNeill, Sean (OG) ...... 1992-93 Hicks, Wayne (WR) ...... 2011 Kauffman, Mark (DB) ...... 1982-85 * O’Neil, Jim (DL) ...... 1998-00 * Lohr, Greg (OC)...... 1989-92 McNicholas, Jim (QB) ...... 1969-71 * O’Neill, John (FB) ...... 1988-91 98 2014 Football

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Oppert, Jim (OT) ...... 1981-83 Reprish, Chris (QB) ...... 1986 Sheahin, Chris (DB) ...... 2009-10 * Telp, Davon (DB) ...... 2001-03, 05 Webber, Jason (DB) ...... 1996 Orlando, Mark (WR) ...... 1991-94 Remeto, Bob (WR) ...... 1969-71 Shears, Bill (P) ...... 2006-09 Tejada, Max (DT) ...... 2012-pres. Weeks, Ken (WR) ...... 1989-92 Osborne, Rob (DT) ...... 2008-11 Remeto, Stu (WR) ...... 1971 Shelly, Grayson (P) ...... 2013 Tempel, Rich (DT) ...... 1994-95 Wehage, Dave (DT) ...... 1987-89 Osman, Chris (WR) ...... 2001, 03 Reynolds, Tom (DB) ...... 1978 Sheppard, Gerrard (WR) ...... 2011-12 Terenik, Vinnie (DB) ...... 1996-97 Weibley, Austin (OG) ...... 2005-08 Otto, Will (LB) ...... 1990 Rhodes, John (TE) ...... 1988-89 Sherman, Matt (OL) ...... 2000 Tessier, Jim (OG) ...... 1969 Weinstein, Mark (RB) ...... 1976 * Overbey, Adam (WR) ...... 1997-00 Rhoten, Craig (LB) ...... 1995 Shifl et, Norm (RB) ...... 1972 Thomas, Howard (OC) ...... 1971 Weis, Mark (TE) ...... 1978 Overstreet, Fred (LB) ...... 2012-pres. Rice, Howard (OG) ...... 1974 Shinn, Mark (WR) ...... 1971 Thomas, Jabari (DB) ...... 2012 * Weishaar, Gary (FB) ...... 1979-82 Richards, Theron (QB) ...... 1984-86 Shupert, Jason (DL) ...... 1998 Thomas, Lenny (TE) ...... 1977 Weiser, Michael (DB) ...... 1998 P Richardson, Bob (LB) ...... 1991-92 Sievert, Donny (FB) ...... 1986-87 * Thomas, Ollie (DB) ...... 2007-10 Welker, Bob ...... 2001-03 Page, Buddy (OG) ...... 1987-88 Richardson, Frank (NG) ...... 1997-98 Simmel, Billy (DB) ...... 1979 Thomas, Rod (RB) ...... 1988 Wells, Mike (RB) ...... 1971-72 Page, Josh (RB) ...... 1998 Ricker, Dan (RB) ...... 1983-84, 86 Simmons, Eric (RB) ...... 1985-86 Thomson, Tom (LB) ...... 1987-90 Welsh, Don (LB) ...... 1976-78 Pagnotta, Alex (DB) ...... 1987 Riegger Chuck (OT) ...... 1977-80 Simmons, Ricky (DB) ...... 1976,78-79 Threadgill, Martel (RB) ...... 1999-00 Wenzler, Tom (DT) ...... 1985-88 Panchura, Mark (DT) ...... 2000-03 Rife, Randy (OC) ...... 1980 Simms, James (LB) ...... 2013-pres. Thurston, Shayne (DT) ...... 2000-01 West, Reno (DE) ...... 2004-07 Panichello, Joe (FB) ...... 1975 Riley, Chris (DB) ...... 2000-03 Simms, Mo (DB) ...... 1979-80, 82-83 Tierney, John (OG) ...... 1997-00 West, Terrance (RB) ...... 2011-13 Pardner, Jahmahl (CB) ...... 2014 Riportella, Mike (LB) ...... 1978-80 Simonetti, Frank (OT) ...... 1973-75 Tillery, Ryan (RB) ...... 1980 Whalen, Jason (OT) ...... 1991-92 Parkinson, Will (WR) ...... 2012 * Ripple, Joe (OG) ...... 2002-05 Singh, Amandeep (DB) ...... 1994-95 Tinninis, Chuck (LB) ...... 1980 Wharton, Tyler (FB) ...... 2008-11 Paskoff, Ernie (OG) ...... 1975 Ritchie, Tom (OG) ...... 1977 Singleton, John (TE) ...... 1993-95 Tipton, Kyle (DB) ...... 1976 * Wheeler, Rich (LB) ...... 1974-77 Pasquale, Darrell (WR) ...... 1989 Ritter, Chris (OG) ...... 2007-10 Sipes, Tom (OT) ...... 1972 Todd, Danny (DL) ...... 1998-01 Whitacre, Ben (PK) ...... 1999-02 Pater, Bob (FB) ...... 1969 Rizas, Phil (PK)...... 1975 Skalstad, Bob (OC) ...... 1974-75 Tongu, Tamba (WR) ...... 2006-09 Whitaker, Jim (OG) ...... 1970-71 Patrick, Lynn (QB-P) ...... 1973-74 Robb, John (DB) ...... 1992-93 Sklar, Burt (OG) ...... 1972 Toomey, Pat (P/PK) ...... 2014 White, Brandon (WR) ...... 1999-02 Patterson, Chris (LB) ...... 2008-11 Robbins, Antonio (NG) ...... 1993, 95 Skeens, Jason (DE) ...... 1997 Torain, Tony (WR) ...... 1984-87 *White, Danzel (LB) ...... 2008-09, 2011 Patterson, Sean (TE) ...... 1990-93 Roberts, Rich (DB) ...... 1979-82 Skica, Dave (OL) ...... 1998-01 Toth, Mike (LB) ...... 1978 White, David (WR)...... 2000-01 * Pattock, Dave (DT) ...... 1984-87 Roberts, Brian (WR) ...... 1992-93 Skoczelak, Joe (LB) ...... 1980 Toth, Stephan (PK-P) ...... 2003-06 * White, Jamal (WR) ...... 1998-00, 02 Paylor, Jimmy (OG) ...... 1999-02 Robey, Gary (DB) ...... 1970-72 Slatniske, Dan (NG) ...... 1984-86 Tremper, Ted (OT) ...... 1971 White, Kip (LB) ...... 1977 Paylor, Vaughn (RB) ...... 1982 Robinson, Butch (RB-WR) ...... 1981 Smigel, Steve (OT) ...... 1989-90 Troiani, Val (QB) ...... 1998-01 White, Marcus (DT)...... 1994 Payne, Andrew (OG) ...... 1979 Robinson, James (RB) ...... 1983-85 * Smith, Brady (DE) ...... 2009 * Troilo, Jason (DE) ...... 2000-03 White, Paul (DB) ...... 1974-76 * Payne, Matt (OC) ...... 1995-98 Robinson, Jay (TE) ...... 1974-76, 78 Smith, Chris (FB) ...... 1993 Trott, Ricky (RB) ...... 1997 White, Ray (DB) ...... 2007-10 Pendleton, Curt (OG) ...... 1979 Robinson, Kevin (QB) ...... 1988-89 Smith, Dan (LB) ...... 1991 Tsonis, Tony (LB) ...... 1977-79 White, Wes (TE) ...... 2005-08 Penn, Chris (PK) ...... 2005-06 Roccio, Dave (RB) ...... 1977, 79 Smith, Kevin (QB) ...... 1995-98 Tucker, Romale (DE) ...... 2009-12 Whittaker, Amir (DE) ...... 2013 Peppers, R.J. (P) ...... 2011-12 Roche, Bob (QB)...... 1969-71 * Smith, Mike (WR) ...... 1986-89 Tull, Scott (DE) ...... 1991-94 Wiles, Charlie (DB) ...... 1976-77 Perdikakis, Geo. (PK) ...... 1994-97 Roche, Buck (DB) ...... 1981-84 Smith, Mike (DB) ...... 1997-98 Turner, Keith (RB) ...... 1981 Wiles, Steve (WR) ...... 1987-89 * Perkins, Carl (LB) ...... 1970-72 Rogers, Bret (QB) ...... 1980-83 * Smith, Rodney (NG) ...... 1986-89 Turner, Pat (OC) ...... 1987 Wilkens, Spencer (WR) ...... 2010-pres. Perry, Paul (WR) ...... 2004-07 Rogers, Greg (DB) ...... 1981-84 Smith, Steve (FB) ...... 1980 Turner, Wardell (DB) ...... 1985-88 Wilkerson, Steve (WR) ...... 1991 Peterson, Blair (QB) ...... 2008-09 Romans, Matt (QB) ...... 1994 Smith, Tye (DB) ...... 2011-pres. Turzai, Terry (DB) ...... 1982-83 Wilkins, Maurice (LB) ...... 2004-07 Peterson, Eric (DT-OC) ...... 1979-80 Romberger, Bill (DT) ...... 1982-84 Snoots, Ken (WR) ...... 1976, 78-79 Twiss, Tim (WR) ...... 1985-86 Wilkins, Scott (FB) ...... 1983-87 Peterson, Eric (OG) ...... 1991-94 Romeo, Matt (TB) ...... 2000-03 Snow, Jeff (DB) ...... 2005-08 Tyler, Jeff (OT) ...... 2003-07 Wilkins, Spencer (WR) ...... 2010-11 Peterson, Jim (LB) ...... 1980-83 Root, Josh (LB) ...... 2006-08 * Snyder, David (OC) ...... 1992-95 Tyson, Jamil (DB) ...... 2004 Willem, Rudy (DB) ...... 1978 Petrides, George (OC) ...... 1969 Roots, Arnold (DB-LB) ...... 1981-83 Snyder, Steve (OC) ...... 1986-89 V Williams, Bill (OT) ...... 1972-74 Pfi ster, Greg (QB) ...... 1984 * Ross, Dannie (OT) ...... 1969-71 Soler, Brian (OT) ...... 1999-00 Williams, Keith (DB) ...... 1990-91 Phifer, Sterlin (RB) ...... 2011-13 Ross, Dannie (DT) ...... 1995-98 Sollenberger, Kevin (OC) ...... 2012 *Valentine, Marcus (DT) ...... 2008-11 Williams, Jeremy (OG) ...... 2005-08 Phillips, Rob (DB) ...... 1992-93 Ross, Jack (DB) ...... 1970-71 Soltys, Dan (DB) ...... 1988 Vallely, Tannar (TE) ...... 2012-pres. Williams, Madieu (DB) ...... 1999-00 Phoebus, Bill (OT) ...... 1970-71 * Rosson, John (DB) ...... 1973-77 Soven, D.J. (P-PK) ...... 2010-13 Van Syckle, Chris (QB)...... 1974-75 Williams, Nick (RB) ...... 2004-07 Pilson, Eric (RB) ...... 1997 Rothery, Michael (DL) ...... 2003-06 Spencer, John (LB) ...... 1993-95 Van Zile, Scott (DB) ...... 1996-99 Wills, Tre (DB) ...... 2000 * Pike, Eric (OT) ...... 2010-13 Rouson, Jas Lee (RB) ...... 2007-08 Spera, Joe (OG)...... 1996-99 Vance, Chris (OT) ...... 1997 Willson, Carter (QB) ...... 1975-77 Pikusky, Brian (DT) ...... 1982 * Rubeling, Gary (DB) ...... 1980-83 * Sponaugle, Dan (LB) ...... 1987-89 * Varello, Joe (DT) ...... 1978-81 Wilson, Adjete (DB) ...... 2003-06 Pittman, Derek (OT) ...... 2011-pres. Rubino, Mike (OG) ...... 1972 Sponsky, Craig (LB) ...... 1989-91 Vaughan, Daniel (TE) ...... 2010-13 Wilson, David (DB) ...... 2001-04 * Pittman, Randy (DB) ...... 1979-82 Rudd, Mike (OC) ...... 1980 Spring, Jim (WR) ...... 1983 Vaughn, Tony (WR) ...... 1971-72 Wilson, Mike (FB) ...... 1997-98-00 Planter, Ray (RB) ...... 1993 Ruffi n, Sidney (RB) ...... 2013 Spurrier, Mark (QB) ...... 1971 Velardo, Skip (TE) ...... 2003-04 Wilson, Todd (OG) ...... 2003-04 Poist, Bobby (LB) ...... 1980-83 Ruggeri, Anthony (LB) ...... 2006-07 Stallone, Rich (DL) ...... 2002-03 Venanzi, Stephen (FS)...... 2012-pres. Wingard, Bob (DT) ...... 1980 Polk, Kyle (LB) ...... 201-11 Rumsey, Mark (DB) ...... 1985-87 Stanakis, Pete (NG) ...... 1980 Vereen, Doug (LB) ...... 1988-90 Winterling, Leo (OG) ...... 1975-77 Polvinale, Joe (LB) ...... 1981 Rupinski, Doug (LB) ...... 1981 Stanavitch, Rob (DE) ...... 1992-93 Versis, Bob (DT) ...... 1977 Wisbeck, Glen (OT) ...... 1972-74 Pompa, Doug (LB) ...... 1976-78 Ryan, Joe (LB)...... 2001-05 Stanford, Drew (TE) ...... 2010-11 Victor, Darius (RB) ...... 2013-pres. Wisniewski, Wayne (NG) ...... 1981-84 Ponder, Willie (WR) ...... 2012-pres. Ryan, Tim (TE) ...... 1980 Starke, Mike (WR) ...... 2000-01 Vince, Randy (DL) ...... 2003-04 Witherspoon, Ded (DB) ...... 1992-94 Ponzillo, Joe (FB-OG) ...... 1970-72 Ryan, Tom (WR) ...... 2009-12 Starks, Jaran (TE) ...... 1998-01 * Vinson, Tony (RB) ...... 1992-93 Wolf, Dave (WR) ...... 1970 Pope, Kevin (OG)...... 1973 Ryder, Jake (P) ...... 2013-pres. Stead, Jarred (TE) ...... 1996 Vitt, Joe (LB) ...... 1974-75, 77 Wolf, Tony (WR) ...... 1980 * Potts, Brian (QB) ...... 2009-11 S Stefanik, Paul (LB-FB) ...... 2008-11 Vitt, Joey (WR) ...... 1998 Womerslay, Gary (WR) ...... 1974 Powell, Kedrick (DT) ...... 1972 Stefanides, Jason (DT) ...... 1983 Vodopija, Alex (P) ...... 1992 Wood, Donald (DB) ...... 1997-00 Powell, Kenton (LB) ...... 2011-12 St. Croix, Armand (RB) ...... 1981 Stephenson, DeAngelo (WR)2013-pres. Vogelei, Zack (LB) ...... 2013-pres. Woodward, Rick (DT) ...... 1977-78 Preston, Joe (FB-OG) ...... 1973 Sakevich, Aaron (LB) ...... 1997-99 Stevens, Collin (DB) ...... 2011 VonLindenberg, C. (DB) ...... 1970-71 Worthington, Bob (RB) ...... 1969 * Preston, Mike (OT) ...... 1977-80 Sanders, Mac (WR) ...... 2011-12 Stevens, Matt (DB) ...... 1994 * Worthington, Gary (LB)...... 1988-91 Preston, Mike (RB) ...... 1984-87 Sandusky, Gerry (TE) ...... 1980-81 Stevens, Rodney (RB) ...... 1994 W Wright, Brian (WR) ...... 1983 Price, Khaliq (DB) ...... 2006-07 * Sandusky, Jim (LB) ...... 1971-75 Stevenson, Casey (DB) ...... 1999-00 Wright, Derek (LB) ...... 2010 Price, Dwayne (DB) ...... 2010 Santarelli, Fred (DT) ...... 2012-pres. Stevenson, Leon (OT) ...... 2006-09 Waddy, Derek (WR) ...... 2007-08 Wright, Marlowe (LB) ...... 1986 Priester, T.C. (DT) ...... 1979-81 Saper, Bruce (OG) ...... 1969-71 Stewart, Jack (OT) ...... 1969-70 Waggoner, Joe (NG) ...... 1973-76 Wronski, Brian (OT) ...... 1997-00 Priestley, Brooke (LB) ...... 1992-94 Saunders, Reggie (WR) ...... 1990 Stickel, Mike (OC) ...... 1991-94 Waibel, Bill (OC) ...... 1983-85 Wroten, Kelly (QB) ...... 1978-79 Pritts, Adam (OT) ...... 2006-07 Sawyer, Dan (FB) ...... 1986-89 Stradling, Matt (TE) ...... 1995 Waite, Jordan (LB) ...... 2014 Y Prizzi, Matt (DB) ...... 1999-02 Sayers, Frank (LB) ...... 1985-89 Strasaudas, Joe (RB) ...... 1969 Walck, Mike (P) ...... 1998-00 Prudhoe, Dean (OG-OT) ...... 74-76 Scannell, Mike (LB) ...... 1986-89 Straub, Hans (TE) ...... 2001 * Walker, Rich (OT)...... 1979-82 Yagodich, Chad (NG)...... 1989-91 * Schaefer, Sean (QB) ...... 2005-08 Streng, Jarrod (DB) ...... 1999-01 Walker, Pat (LB) ...... 1982-83 Yahn, Bill (OT) ...... 1987-90 Q Schiner, Brian (LB) ...... 1979 Strickel, John (WR) ...... 1976 Walker, Trevor (TB-LB) ...... 2009-12 Yancey, Eric (WR) ...... 2003-06 Stoner, Russell (RB) ...... 1991-92 Wallace, Charlie (LB) ...... 1973-75 Quinn, Colin (OT) ...... 2003-07 Schittino, Sal (LB) ...... 1977 * Yellin, Joe (OC-OG) ...... 1969-72 Sclafani, Joe (LB) ...... 1994 Streng, Jarrod (DB) ...... 2000 Wallace, Nick (PK) ...... 2010 * Yelverton, Juston (NG) ...... 1999-02 R Sclafani, Pete (LB) ...... 2003-06 Stroup, Dan (WR) ...... 1976 Walsh, Ray (RB) ...... 1979 Yingling, John (RB) ...... 1969 Schlicht, Ron (FB) ...... 1983 Stuffo, Jim (OL) ...... 2000 Walters, Chet (WR) ...... 1986 Young, Al (NG) ...... 1977 Rackers, Kenny (DB) ...... 2008 Schmidt, Glen (LB) ...... 1985-88 Stuffo, Joe (DB) ...... 2000 Walton, Leon (DT)...... 1984-87 Young, Brian (WR) ...... 1983-85 Radin, Sean (LB) ...... 1993-95 Schnell, Gary (DB) ...... 1978 * Stup, Bill (DT) ...... 1985-88 Waltz, Ryan (QB) ...... 1995 Young, Richard (RB) ...... 1970-73 Radovich, Mike (OT)...... 1981 Schreiber, Dennis (LB) ...... 1969-70 Stup Jr., Bill (FB-LB)...... 2009-11 * Ward, Bill (NG-OT) ...... 1981, 83-85 Youngberg, John (OG) ...... 1978-81 Ramer, Chris (RB) ...... 1969-70 Schunke, Jake (OT) ...... 2011-pres. Stup, Brady (OC) ...... 2012-pres. * Ward, Shawn (WR) ...... 1994-96 Rampulla, Drew (RB) ...... 1990-92 Schuster, Eric (DB) ...... 2010-13 Sturdivant, Dwight (WR)...... 1978-81 Ward, Troy (DB) ...... 2005-06 Z Ranko, Nick (TE-LB) ...... 2011-12 Scott, Arione (WR) ...... 2011-pres. * Sullivan, Barrett (LB) ...... 1994-97 Warner, Billy (LB)...... 2001-02 Rannagan, John (OG) ...... 1973-74 Sullivan, Shayne (OG) ...... 2012-pres. Zaccarelli, Tony (TE) ...... 2009 Scott, Chad (DB) ...... 1993-94 * Warren, Randy (LB) ...... 1982-85 Zanelotti, Joe (OG) ...... 1969-71 Rapp, Steve (OG) ...... 1970-71 Scott, Durrell (DE) ...... 2005-07 Sutherland, John (NT) ...... 2003-07 Warrington, Bill (OC) ...... 1974 Rawlings, Keith (OG-LB) ...... 1984 Sutton, Danny (P/PK) ...... 2014 Zepka, Sam (DB-LB) ...... 1979-81, 83 Scott, James (OLB) ...... 2014 * Washington, Don (NG) ...... 1980-83 Zilka, Paul (TE) ...... 1972 Ray, Matt (DB) ...... 2008 Scott, Jason (DL)...... 2001-02 Sutton, Spencer (OG) ...... 2011 Washington, Larry (RB) ...... 1995 * Read, Noah (RB) ...... 1998-01 Swigart, John (FB-LB) ...... 1991-94 Zimmerman, Don (DB) ...... 1991-94 Scott, J.R. (DB) ...... 2008-09, 2011 Washington, Rocky (WR) ...... 2006 Zink, Tom (TE) ...... 1979-80 Reaves, Doug (OT)...... 1986 * Scott, Kenny (DB) ...... 2004-07 * Sydnor, Maurice (RB) ...... 1993-96 Wasserman, Jay (DB) ...... 1984-87 Redditt, Jimmy (Mgr) ...... 1986-89 Szabo, Dan (DL) ...... 1998-99-01 Zito, Mike (OG) ...... 1997-99 Scott, Mark (LB) ...... 1981-84 Waters, Dale (DB) ...... 1988-90 Zulick, Jim (LB) ...... 1979-80, 83-84 Redman, Don (LB-DE)...... 1973-76 Szokiewicz, Rich (LB) ...... 1979 Watkins, John (LB)...... 1982-83 Scott, Ray (DB) ...... 1973-76 * denotes team captain. Reece, Allen (RB)...... 1975 Seipp, Rick (OT) ...... 1981 Szymanski, Steve (TE) ...... 1994-96 Watson, Keith (OT) ...... 1981 Regala, Pete (PK) ...... 1969-71 Seiwell, Keith (OC) ...... 1977 T Watts, Marquise (TE) ...... 2014 Regan, Neal (LB)...... 2000-03 Serbay, Rich (OG) ...... 1972-74 Waugh, Geoff (OT) ...... 1999-02 Rehkemper, Andrew (OG) ...... 1990-93 Seton, Mike (OL) ...... 1998-00 Taylor, Avery (LB) ...... 2011-12 Way, Brandon (WR) ...... 2004-06 Reidt, Wally (WR) ...... 1973 Shank, Keith (DT) ...... 1991 Taylor, Chuck (OG) ...... 2009 Weaver, David (WR) ...... 2010 Releford, Eddie (OLB) ...... 2014 * Shaw, Doug (OC) ...... 2010-13 Taylor, Jason (DB) ...... 1990 Webb, John (DE-LB) ...... 2004-07 99 2014 Football

All-Time Coaching Roster

HEAD COACHES Perkins, Carl ...... 1974-77 Peterson, Dean ...... 1987-89 Albert, Phil ...... 1972-91 Remeto, Bob ...... 1972 Ambrose, Rob ...... 2009-present Robinson, Jay ...... 1979-97, 2007-08 Combs, Gordy ...... 1992-2008 Rubeling, Gary ...... 1984 Runk, Carl ...... 1969-71 Scott, Mark ...... 1985-86 ASST. COACHES Smith, Rob ...... 1998-99 Albert, Jim ...... 1975 Stanley, Jay ...... 1981-83 Albert, Phil ...... 1969-71; 2003-08 Swigart, John ...... 1995-2002 Ambrose, Jared ...... 2009-present Tricario, Joe ...... 2013 Ambrose, Rob ...... 1992-2000 Trogdon, Greg ...... 2002 Anderson, Joe ...... 1983 Troiani, Val ...... 2002-03 Ausbrooks, Dwight ...... 1997-98 Van Arsdale, Harry ...... 1990-91 Bader, Rich ...... 1970-2008 Vollono, James ...... 2009-2012 Barrett, Pat ...... 1975-76 Waibel, Augie ...... 1998-99 Barth, Mike ...... 1986 Walker, Rich ...... 1983 Beathard, Kurt ...... 1993-94 Wanless, Terry ...... 1973-81, 1984 Bell, Tyrone ...... 2004-07 Washington, Don ...... 1984 Bennett, Mike ...... 1978-79 Worthington, Gary ...... 1993 Benson, Bob ...... 2006-07 Yaffe, Damon ...... 2011-2013 Blackwell, Dassin ...... 2010-present Yoshida, Clifford ...... 2003 Blumenthal, Ira ...... 1970 Yurek, Mike ...... 2003-04 Bowen, Tyler ...... 2013 Zier, John ...... 1995-96 Braxton, Jeff ...... 1998, 2004 Zimmerman, Don ...... 1995-96, 1999-2003 Brouse, Bryan ...... 1980-81, 1983-89 Buckmaster, Paul ...... 1975-88, 1992-2001 Cadorette, Ron ...... 1972-75 Campbell, Marcellus ...... 1995 Carter, Rubin ...... 2012 Coleman, Melvin ...... 2002 Collins, Mike ...... 1995 Phil Albert was the Tigers’ coach from Combs, Gordy ...... 1973-91 Curran, Pat ...... 1986-94 1972 to 1991 and led Towson to 117 Curtis, Canute ...... 2004, 2009-2011 wins and four playoff berths. Dahlquist, Jon ...... 2009-present Giovando, Ken ...... 1971-72 Dailey, Mike ...... 1990 Goetz, Chris ...... 1992 Danley, Don ...... 1984, 1986-92 Golloghly, Jon ...... 1997-98 DeMilt, Rick ...... 1974 Grattan, Gene ...... 1984 Donatelli, John ...... 1997-present Grattan, Jim ...... 1970 Duker, Brian ...... 2006-10 Gruver, Greg ...... 2003 Ferri, Reno ...... 2011-present Gunthrop, Mike ...... 1993-94 Fitzgibbons, Bill ...... 1976-1983 Guthrie, Greg ...... 1990-92 Fleury, Brian ...... 2009-2012 Hachmann, Matt ...... 2009-present Gary, Guilian ...... 2004-2010 Hagan, Jim ...... 1990-94, 1998-2002 Hall, Larry ...... 1984, 1988-90, 2002 Head, Ron ...... 1972-74, 1976-81 Horner, Marty ...... 1986-91 Johnson, Derrick ...... 2008-present Kaleo, John ...... 2009-10 Kelley, John ...... 2003 Kenlaw, Jason ...... 2009-2013 Kimmel, Gary ...... 1975-76 Kosmakos, Konstantinos ...... 2008-present Kouneski, Al ...... 1969 Leavenworth, Chris ...... 2006-08 Lizana, Joey ...... 1987-88 Locksley, Mike ...... 1992 Maifettone, John ...... 1975 Mann, Jeff ...... 1979 McDonald, Jeff ...... 2008 McGlinchey, Mike ...... 2001-08 Meehan, Ron ...... 2003-07 Mitjans, Orlando ...... 1999-2004 Moore, Aaron ...... 1981 Moyseenko, Mike ...... 2014-present Murphy, Sean ...... 1993-96 Nelson, Andy ...... 1982 Nelson, Tom ...... 1979-80 Nieberlein, Karl ...... 1995-96 Carl Runk was the Tigers’ fi rst head O’Brien, Terry ...... 1975-77, 1979 Gordy Combs led the Tigers to 92 football coach from 1969 to 1971. 1 O’Neil, Jim ...... 2004 victories in 17 seasons. 100 2014 Football

Tigers’ Annual Team Award Winners

Doc Minnegan Award 1993: ...... Dan Crowley, QB Tiger Award 1996: ...... Barrett Sullivan, LB The following awards were 2013: ...... Eric Pike, OT 1992: ...... Kevin Howard, WR 2013: ...... Gavin Class, OG * 1995: ...... Larry Washington, RB initiated by Coach Rob Ambrose. 2012: ...... Dominique Booker, RB* 1991: ...... Kevin Howard, WR ...... Arnold Farmer, DT * 1994: ...... John Swigart, RB Tiger Football ...... Frank Beltre, DE* 1990: ...... Chris Goetz, QB ...... Doug Shaw, OC * 1993: ...... Mark Orlando, WR Scholar-Athlete Award 2011: ...... Marcus Valentine, DT 1989: ...... Mike Smith, WR 2012: ...... Matt Morgan, DT 1992: ...... Russell Stoner, DB 2013: ...... Jake Ryder, P 2010: ...... Yaky Ibia, DT 1988: ...... Mike Smith, WR 2011: ...... Henry Glackin, OT 1991: ...... Jeff Bolser, P 2012: ...... Cory Kirby, TE 2009: ...... Brady Smith, DE 1987: ...... Scott Wilkins, FB 2010: ...... Jeremy Jayne, QB 1990: ...... Kevin Howard, WR 2011: ...... Brian Potts, QB 2008: ...... Sean Schaefer, QB 1986: ...... Dan Ricker, RB* 2009: ...... Yaky Ibia, DT* 1989: ...... Robbie Jackson, TB 2010: ...... Brian Potts, QB 2007: ...... Brian Bradford, LB ...... Dale Chipps, WR* ...... Hakeem Moore, WR* 1988: ...... Glen Schmidt, LB 2009: ...... Blair Peterson, QB 1985: ...... Sean Murphy, WR 1987: ...... Steve Kelley, DB 2006: ...... Sean Schaefer, QB 2008: ...... Mark Bencivengo, PK Scout Team Offensive 2005: ...... Joe Ripple, OG 1984: ...... Dan Ricker, RB 2007: ...... Nick Bradway, OC 1986: ...... Jeff Dumpson, DB 2004: ...... P.D. Moore, DB 1983: ...... Mike Lewns, WR 2006: ...... Dave Kahl, OC 1985: ...... Mike Barth, DB* Player of the Year 2013: ...... Ryan Egolf, QB 2003: ...... P.D. Moore, DB 1982: ...... Marc Brown, WR 2005: ...... Mike Armstrong, DB* ...... Dale Chipps, WR* 1981: ...... Paul Cillo, RB 1984: ...... Sean Murphy, WR 2012: ...... Navassa Brown, WR 2002: ...... Juston Yelverton, DL ...... Anthony Melzi, QB* 2011: ...... Clayton Minnott, RB 1980: ...... John Clayton, RB 1983: ...... Bob Poist, LB 2001: ...... Rusty McKinney, LB 2004: ...... David Wilson DB 2010: ...... Spencer Wilkins, WR 2000: ...... And. Hollingsworth,DE 1979: ...... Kevin Fidati, OC 2003: ...... Kevin Mager, OC 1982: ...... Sean Landeta, P-PK 2009: ...... Eric Pike, OG 1999: ...... Joe Lee, QB 1978: ...... Rick Bielski, FB 2002: ...... Troy Ellis, FB* 1981: ...... Marc Brown, WR 1998: ...... Kevin Smith, QB 1977: ...... Bill McDonald, WR 2002: ...... Greg Gruver, FB* 1980: ...... Sean Landeta, P-PK Scout Team Defensive 1997: ...... Jason Corle, TB 1976:...... Mike Bennett, WR ...... Keith Meeney, LB* 1979: ...... Vince Iorio, NG Player of the Year 1996: ...... Brad Friedman, DB ...... Matt Prizzi, DB 1978: ...... Ken Snoots, WR 2013: ...... James Simms, LB Special Teams Player of Year 1977: ...... Jack Ervin, LB 2012: ...... Greg Grant, DE 1995: ...... Marco Calise, LB 2012: ...... Ben Chroniger, DE 2001: ...... Danny Todd, NG 1976:...... Don Redman, DT 2011: ...... Tyler Magill, DE 1994: ...... Dan Crowley, QB 2011: ...... Derrick Joseph, WR 2000: ...... Nick Bailey, DE* 1975: ...... Jim Boyd, TB 2010: ...... Kenton Powell, LB 1993: ...... Tony Vinson, TB 2010: ...... Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB ...... Adam Overbey, WR* 1974: ...... Dan Dullea, QB 2009: ...... Arnold Farmer, DT 1992: ...... Mike Gunthrop, OC 2009: ...... Frank Beltre, DE 1999: ...... Andre Atkins, LB 1973: ...... Pat Barrett, WR 1991: ...... Gary Worthington, LB 1977: ...... Joe Vitt, LB 1998: ...... Aaron Derwin, RB Scout Team Special Teams 1972: ...... Rick DeMilt, WR 1990: ...... Gary Worthington, LB 1976:...... Dennis King, DT 1997: ...... Chris Beaumier, LB* Player of the Year 1989: ...... Rodney Smith, NG 1975: ...... Mike Maloney, RB ...... Bill Hughes, FB* 2013: ...... Al Augustine, DE 2012: ...... Arione Scott, WR 1988: ...... David Meggett, TB 1974: ...... Pete Barbieri, RB 1996: ...... Maurice Sydnor, RB* Outstanding Lineman 2008: ...... John Godlasky, TE 2011: ...... Arione Scott, WR 1987: ...... David Meggett, TB 1973: ...... Bill Kluttz, DT ...... Shawn Ward, WR* 1986: ...... David Haden, LB 1995: ...... Paul Hall, TB 2007: ...... Jeff Tyler, OG 2010: ...... Derrick Joseph, WR 1985: ...... Kurt Beathard, QB Defensive Player of Year 1994: ...... Marc. Campbell, DB* 2006: ...... Jermon Bushrod, OT Tiger Football Alumni 1984: ...... Kurt Beathard, QB 2013: ...... Monte Gaddis, LB ...... Brian McCarty, RB* 2005: ...... Marc Destra, OT Dedication Award 1983: ...... Bret Rogers, QB 2012: ...... Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB 1993: ...... Brian Roberts, WR 2004: ...... Jim Alexander, TE 2003: ...... Steven Nance, DL 2012: ...... John Gaburick. ‘89 1982: ...... Joe Anderson, QB 2011: ...... Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB 1992: ...... Ken Weeks, WR* 2002 ...... Jon Grubb, TE 2010: ...... Dan Crowley, ‘01 1981: ...... Joe Anderson, QB 2010: ...... Donte Blakey, LB ...... Tom Norris, DB* 2009: ...... Gary Kimmel, ‘72 2009: ...... Brady Smith, DE 2001: ...... Juston Yelverton, DT 1980: ...... Ron Meehan, QB 1991: ...... John O’Neill, FB* 2000: ...... Adam Nepp, OG 2008: ...... Jordan Manning, LB* Ed Molen Service To 1979: ...... Randy Bielski, DB-K ...... Joe Collins, DB* 1999: ...... John Devoti, DT 1978: ...... Ron Meehan, QB ...... Drew Mack, DB* 1990: ...... Joe Kreisher, LB* Tiger Football Award 1998: ...... Eric Erhardt, DE 2012: ..... Tom Trinkle, Tony Gebbia 1977: ...... Randy Bielski, DB-K 2007: ...... John Webb, LB ...... Doug Vereen, LB* 1997: ...... Jason Maier, OG 1976:...... Dan Dullea, QB 2006: ...... Brian Bradford, LB 1989: ...... Dan Sawyer, TB 2011: ...... Peter Schlehr, ‘71 1996: ...... Eric Erhardt, DE 2010: ...... Greg Heitner, ‘96 1975: ...... K.P. Doyle, RB 2005: ...... Joe Ryan, LB 1988: ...... Chris Ginakes, LB 1995: ...... Rob Bundy, OT 2009: ...... Tom Coard, ‘00 1974: ...... Dan Dullea, QB 2004: ...... Bryan Fitzpatrick, FS* 1987: ...... Chuck Konka, OG 1994: ...... Alan Brown, OG 1973: ...... Larry Jones, TB ...... Allante Harrison, CB* 1986: ...... Joe Gamble, LB 1993: ...... Karl Nieberlein, OT 1972: ...... Richard Young, RB 2003: ...... Jason Troilo, DL 1985: ...... Bill Ward, NG* 1992: ...... Greg Lohr, OG 1971: ...... Bob Remeto, WR 2002: ...... Edmund Carazo, DB ...... Dean Drehoff, OG* 1991: ...... Joe Kreisher, DT, 1970: ...... Dennis Champney, RB 2001: ...... Sean Hendricks, LB 1984: ...... Jim Zulick, LB* 1991: ...... Greg Lohr, OG* 1969: ...... Al Dodds, QB 2000: ...... John Devoti, DT ...... Tim Kuzma, DT* 1990: ...... Greg Lohr, OG* * co-winners 1999: ...... Jabari Garrett, DB 1983: ...... Hernando Mejia, TE 1989: ...... Steve Snyder, OC 1998: ...... Jabari Garrett, DB 1982: ...... Paul Cillo, TB* 1988: ...... John Gunnels, TE 1997: ...... Jim Colongo, LB ...... Gary Rubeling, DB* 1987: ...... John Gaburick, OC* 1987: ...... Bill Stup, DT* 1996: ...... Dwayne Exeter, DB 1981: ...... Frank Graczyk, OG 1986: ...... Rodney Smith, NG Offensive Player of Year 1995: ...... John Bardak, RE 1980: ...... Mike Riportella, LB 2013: ...... Terrance West, RB 1985: ...... Jerry Lyle, OT 1994: ...... Mike Arbutina, LB 1979: ...... Aaron Moore, DB 2012: ...... Grant Enders, QB 1984: ...... Terry Brooks, OG 1993: ...... Aaron Bates, DB* 1978: ...... Rich McArdle, DB 2011: ...... Grant Enders, QB* 1983: ...... Don Washington, NG ...... Rob Stanavitch, DE* 1977: ...... John Rosson, DB ...... Terrance West, RB* 1982: ...... Greg Boller, OC 1992: ...... Mike Arbutina, LB 1976:...... Jeff Herrick, P 2010: ...... Hakeem Moore, WR 1981: ...... John Youngberg, OG 1991: ...... Mike Locksley, DB 1975: ...... Jim Holdridge, OC 2009: ...... Tremayne Dameron, TB 1980: ...... Mike Brennan, OG 1990: ...... James Dutton, LB 1974: ...... Don Redman, DT 2008: ...... Marcus Lee, WR 1979: ...... Mike Preston, OT 1989: ...... Rodney Smith, NG 1973: ...... Jim Sandusky, LB 1978: ...... John Haywood, DT 2007: ...... Marcus Lee, WR 1988: ...... Rodney Smith, NG 2006: ...... Eric Yancey, WR 1987: ...... Randy Morris, NG Big Play Award 2005: ....Konstantinos Kosmakos, OC 1986: ...... Mark Angle, LB 2008: ...... Tommy Breaux, WR 2004: ....Konstantinos Kosmakos, OC 1985: ...... Randy Warren, LB 2007: ...... Mark Bencivengo, PK 2003: ...... Jason Gunning, OG 1984: ...... Wayne Wisniewski, DT 2006: ...... Dem. Harrison, WR 2002: ...... Jamal White, WR 1983: ...... Gary Rubeling, DB 2005: ...... Andrae Brown, WR 2001: ...... Noah Read, RB 1982: ...... Jeff Boller, LB 2004: ...... Will Marcus, WR 2000: ...... Noah Read, RB 1981: ...... Gerard Jackson, LB 2003: ...... Davon Telp, DB 1999: ...... Jason Corle, RB 1980: ...... Jeff Boller, LB 2002: ...... Brandon White, WR 1998: ...... Jason Corle, RB 1979: ...... Bryan Brouse, LB 2001: ...... Sporty Evans, DB 1997: ...... Kevin Smith, QB 1978: ...... Paul Nelson, LB 2000: ...... Donald Wood, DB 1996: ...... Kevin Smith, QB 1977: ...... Richard Wheeler, LB 1999: ...... Jamal White, WR 1995: ...... David Snyder, OC 1976:...... Paul White, DB 1998: ...... Kevyn Dodson, RB 1994: ...... Mark Orlando, WR 1997: ...... Khalid McLeod, DB

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Honor Roll

NCAA FCS Walter Payton Award Finalists 2011: Eric Pike, OT 2010: Donte Blakey, LB (1987-PRESENT) 2013: Terrance West, RB (3rd place) 1999: Joe Lee, QB (9th place) 2010: Frank Beltre, DE 2008: Sean Schaefer, QB All-Americans (1st team) 1993: Tony Vinson, RB (3rd place) 2008: Jordan Manning, LB 2013: Terrance West, RB (BSN, TSN, WC, AFCA, CSJ) Buck Buchannan Award Finalists 2007: Drew Mack, DB 2013: Eric Pike, OL (BSN, TSN, WC, AFCA, CSJ) 2000: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE (8th place) CAA Defensive Player of Week 2011: Terrance West, RB (WC, TSN, CSJ, PS, CSM) Nov. 25, 2013: Tye Smith, CB 2011: Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB (CSJ) Nov. 18, 2013: Donnell Lewis, CB 2011: Tyler Wharton, FB (CSJ) Oct. 28, 2013: Telvion Clark, LB 2011: Henry Glackin , OT (CSM) Oct. 21, 2013: Donnell Lewis, CB 2007: Brian Bradford , LB (Consensus) Oct. 7, 2013: Telvion Clark, LB 2000: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE (Consensus) Sept. 3, 2007: Brian Bradford, LB 1999: Jamal White, WR (AP, TSN) COLONIAL 1994: Mark Orlando, WR (AP, TSN) CAA Offensive Player of Week Oct. 28, 2013: Terrance West, RB 1993: Tony Vinson, RB (Kodak, AP, TSN) ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Oct. 7, 2013: Terrance West, RB 1988: David Meggett, RB (TSN) Sept. 16, 2013: Terrance West, RB (2007-PRESENT) Sept. 2, 2013: Terrance West, RB All-Americans (2nd team) Nov. 19, 2012 Terrance West, RB 2013: Telvion Clark, LB (BSN) CAA Coach of the Year Oct. 29, 2012 Grant Enders, QB 2013: Jordan Love, CB (BSN, TSN) 2011: Rob Ambrose Nov. 14, 2011: Terrance West, RB 2013: Emmanuel Holder, FB (BSN, TSN) Nov. 7, 2011: Terrance West, RB 2012: Terrance West, RB (PSM) CAA Offensive Player of the Year Oct. 24, 2011: Grant Enders, QB 2012: Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB (BSN) 2013: Terrance West, RB Sept. 5, 2011: Grant Enders, QB 2012: Monte Gaddis, LB (CSM) Oct. 8, 2007: Sean Schaefer, QB 2011: Derrick Joseph, KR (CSM) CAA Offensive Rookie of the Year 2013: Darius Victor, RB CAA Rookie of Week 2011: Terrance West, RB (AP) Sept. 23, 2013: Darius Victor, RB 1999: Jamal White, WR (FG, Teamlink) 2011: Terrance West, RB Nov. 5, 2012 Emmanuel Holder, FB 1989: Rodney Smith, NG (Sporting News) CAA Pre-Season Offensive Player of the Year Nov. 14, 2011: Tye Smith, CB Oct. 24, 2011: Terrance West, RB All-Americans (3rd team) 2013: Terrance West, RB Oct. 17, 2011: Terrance West, RB 2013: Ryan Delaire , DE (BSN) 2012: Terrance West, RB Oct. 10, 2011: Terrance West, RB Sept. 12, 2011: Terrance West, RB 2013: Telvion Clark, LB (TSN) All-CAA First Team 2012: Frank Beltre, DE (TSN) Oct. 30, 2010: Kyle Polk, LB 2013: Terrance West, RB Sept. 21, 2009: Peter Athens, QB 2012: Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB (TSN) 2013: Emmanuel Holder, FB 2012: Terrance West , RB (CSM) 2013: Randall Harris, OL CAA Special Teams Player of Week 2011: Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB (PS) 2013: Eric Pike, OL Sept. 16, 2013: Derrick Joseph, KR 1999: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE (FG) 2013: Ryan Delaire, DL Sept. 24, 2012 Derrick Joseph, KR 1993: Karl Nieberlein, OT (TSN) 2013: Telvion Clark, LB Nov. 14, 2011: Derrick Joseph, KR 1989: Mike Smith, WR (AP) 2013: Jordan Love, CB 2013: Christian Carpenter, S All-Americans (4th team) 2012: Frank Beltre, DE CAA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 2012: Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB (PSM) 2012: Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB 2013- (14): Bryton Barr (LB), Joe Brennan (QB), Riley Davis 2012: Randall Harris, OT (LB), Sam Evans (OG), Connor Frazier (QB), Greg Grant (DE), Eric 2012: Eric Pike, OT (PSM) 2012: Eric Pike, OT Handy (LB), Derek Pittman (OT), Willie Ponder (WR), Jake Ryder All-Americans (Honorable Mention) 2012: Terrance West, RB (P), Ryan Mays (CB), Drew Evangalista (K), Darius Victor (RB) 2011: Frank Beltre, DE 2013: Randall Harris, OT (BSN) 2011: Jordan Dangerfi eld, DB 2012- (14): Bryton Barr (LB), Joe Brennan (QB), Riley Davis 2012: Eric Pike, OT (BSN) 2011: Terrance West, RB (LB), Drew Evangelista (P-PK), Arnold Farmer (DT), Greg Grant 2000: Adam Nepp, OG, Noah Read, RB (FG) 2007: Brian Bradford, LB (DE), Emmanuel Holder (FB), Jay Kenney (OT), Cory Kirby (TE), Ryan Mays (CB), Clayton Minnot (RB), Derek Pittman (OT), Mac 1999: Joe Lee, QB (FG) Sanders (WR), Eric Schuster (DB). 1999: Jason Corle, RB (FG) All-CAA Second Team 2013: Monte Gaddis, LB 2011 - (12): Ben Chroniger (LB), Grant Enders (QB), Arnold 1999: Brian Wronski, OL (FG) 2013: Tye Smith, CB 1993: Dan Crowley, QB (TSN) Farmer (DT), Josh Joannides (DB), Leon Kinnard (WR), Kyle 2012: Grant Enders, QB Moore (WR), Brian Potts (QB), J.R. Scott (DB), Andrew Stafford 1992: Tony Vinson, RB (FG) 2012: Monte Gaddis, LB (TE), Paul Stefanik (FB), Collin Stevens (DB), Tyler Wharton (FB). 1992: Greg Lohr, OG (TSN) 2012: Jordan Love, CB 1989: Rodney Smith, NG (AP) 2012: Doug Shaw, OC 2010 - (12): Ben Chroniger (DE), Arnold Farmer (DT), Jeremy 2012: Romale Tucker, DE Gardner (DB), Ben Hunolt (OT), Dan Hurley (OG), Yaky Ibia (DT), 2011: Derrick Joseph, KR Ryan McLean (TB), Armen Melikian (DT), Kyle Moore (WR), Brian Freshman All-Americans 2011: Henry Glackin, OT Potts (QB), D.J. Soven (P), Tony Zaccarelli (TE). 2012: Emmanuel Holder (CSJ) 2010: Hakeem Moore, WR 2009 - (12): Frank Beltre (DE), Dominique Booker (RB), Casey AP - (Associated Press) FG - (Football Gazette) 2010: Yaky Ibia, DT Cegles (WR), Jeremy Gardner (DB), Ben Hunolt (OT), Dan Hurley TSN - (The Sports Network) CSJ - (College Sports Journal) 2010: Tyler Wharton, FB (OG), Yaky Ibia (DT), Armen Melikian (DT), Blair Peterson (QB), WC - (Walter Camp) CSM - (College Sports Madness) 2008: Drew Mack, DB Brian Potts (QB), Tyler Wharton (FB), Tony Zaccarelli (TE). PSM - (Phil Steele) BSM - (Beyond Sports Network) 2008: Marcus Lee, WR 2007: Marcus Lee, WR 2008 - (9): Mark Bencivengo (PK), Casey Cegles (WR), Anthony Walter Payton Award Winner Fair (TE), Jeremy Gardner (DB), Ben Hunolt (DT), Dan Hurley 1988: David Meggett, RB All-CAA Third Team (OG), Yaky Ibia (DT), Armen Melikian (DT). 2013: Leon Kinnard, WR Jerry Rice Award Winner 2013: Spencer Wilkins, WR 2007 - (8): Mark Bencivengo (PK), Casey Cegles (WR), Jeremy 2011: Terrance West, RB 2013: Doug Shaw, OL Gardner (DB), Andrew Goldbeck (QB), Josh Root (LB), Kenny 2013: Derrick Joseph, KR Scott (DB), Jeff Tyler (OG), John Webb (LB). Eddie Robinson Award Winner 2012: Derrick Joseph, KR 2011: Rob Ambrose 2012: Matt Morgan, DT 2012: Tom Ryan, WR 2012: Tye Smith, CB 2011: Tyler Wharton, FB 102 2014 Football

Honor Roll ATLANTIC 10 (2004-06) All-Conference First Team 2006: Jermon Bushrod, OT 2006 Eric Yancey, WR 2005: Allante Harrison, DB 2004: P.D. Moore, DB-LB All-Conference Second Team 2006: Brian Bradford, LB 2005: Andrae Brown, WR All-Conference Third Team 2006: John Webb, LB 2005: Brian Bradford, LB; Nick Williams, RB Jermon Bushrod, OT; Joe Ripple, OG 2004: Mike Collier, DL; Will Marcus, (KR); Allante Harrison, DB; Jermon Bushrod, OT A-10 Defensive Player of Week Nov. 13, 2006: Drew Mack, DB Sept. 18, 2006: Brian Bradford, LB Sept. 13, 2004: Allante Harrison, DB Sept. 6, 2004: Allante Harrison, DB A-10 Offensive Player of Week Offensive tackle Jermon Bushrod was named to the All-Atlantic 10 fi rst team in 2006. Sept. 25, 2006: Sean Schaefer, QB Oct. 30, 2006: Sean Schaefer, QB Sept. 24, 2005: Andrae Brown, WR All-ECAC 1993: Tony Vinson (First Team), RB 2013: Terrance West, (1st Team), RB 1992: Greg Lohr (First Team), OG A-10 Rookie of Week 1992: Aaron Bates (First Team), DB Oct. 1, 2005: Sean Schaefer, QB 2013: Eric Pike (1st Team), OT Oct. 8, 2005: Sean Schaefer, QB 2013:: Randall Harris (1st Team), OT 1991: Jeff Bolser (First Team), P 2013: Telvion Clark (1st Team), LB 1991: Julian Blair (First Team), KR A-10 Special Teams Player of Week 2013: Jordan Love (1st Team), CB 1988: David Meggett (First Team), RB Nov. 5, 2005: Allante Harrison, DB 2013: Ryan Delaire (1st Team), DE 2011: Jordan Dangerfi eld (1st Team), DB A-10 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 2011: Terrance West (1st Team), RB 2006 - (10): Mark Bencivengo (PK), Marcus Frisby (LB), Andrew 2007 Brian Bradford (1st Team), LB Goldbeck (QB), Ron Halbruner (PK), Dave Kahl (OL), Josh Root 2005 Allante Harrison (1st Team), DB (LB), Kenny Scott (DB), Troy Ward (DB), John Webb (LB); Eric Yancey (WR) 2003 Steve Bulcavage (Hon. Mention), P 2002: P.D. Moore (Hon. Mention), SS 2005 - (6): Mike Armstrong (DB), Andrew Goldbeck (QB), Ron 2000: Andrew Hollingsworth (1st Team), DE Halbruner (PK), Kenny Scott (DB), Stephan Toth (P, PK), John 2000: Noah Read (2nd team), RB Webb (LB) 1999: Jamal White (First Team), WR 2004 - (6): Andrew Golbeck (QB), Ron Halbruner (PK), Dave 1995: Dave Snyder (Second Team), OC Kellner (DE), P.D. Moore (DB/LB), Stephan Toth (P-PK), John 1994: Mark Orlando (First Team), WR Webb (LB)

Eric Yancey earned All-Atlantic 10 fi rst team honors in 2006.

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Honor Roll PATRIOT PATRIOT LEAGUE LEAGUE ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL (1997-2003) 2003 - (12): Mike Armstrong (DB), Bill Brossman (OG), James Patriot League 25th Anniversary Team Byroads (WR), Jesse Dickensheets (DE), Jairus Johnson (LB), Dave Kahl (DB), Dave Kellner (DE), Ben Lightner (WR), Mikal 2011: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE (1997-2000 Lundy (RB.), Kevin Mager (OC), Neal Regan (LB), Peter Sclafani Patriot League Player of Year (LB). 2000: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE 2002 - (19): Mike Armstong (DB), Edmund Carazo (DB), Jeff Cavanaugh (TE), Reggie Danage (DB), Jesse Dickensheets (DE), Patriot League Defensive Player of Year Larry Fowlkes (LB), Dillon Ginley (LB), Pat Kablis (LB), Ben 2000: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE Lightner (WR), Mikal Lundy (TB), Kevin Mager (OC), Buddy Mell- inger (RB), Chris Osman (WR), Andrew Saller (DB), Peter Scla- Patriot League Coach of the Year fani (LB), Geoff Waugh (OG), Ben Whitacre (PK), David Wilson 1999: Gordy Combs (DB), Eric Yancey (WR). Patriot League Pre-Season Offensive Player of Year 2001 - (14): Jesse Dickensheets (DE), Dillon Ginley (LB), Chad 2000: Jamal White, WR Hayes (WR), Dave Kellner (DE), Gene Liebel (FB), Justin Mattera (WR), Mike McCosker (OT), P.D. Moore (LB),, Randy O’Neal (QB), Patriot League Pre-Season Defensive Player of Year Neal Regan (WR), Hans Straub (TE), Jarrod Streng (DB), Geoff 2000: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE Waugh (OG), Ben Whitacre (PK). 2000 - (16): Bill Brossman (OG), John Devoti (DT), Troy Ellis (RB.), All-Patriot League First Team Don Foderaro (LB), Jason Gunning (OT), Brian Hickson (OC), Gene 2003: Jason Gunning, OG Liebel (FB), Kevin Mager (OC), Randy O’Neal (QB), Jim O’Neil (DT), 2003: P.D. Moore, DB Adam Overbey (WR), Matt Prizzi (DB), Jarrod Streng (DB), Billy 2003: Steve Bulcavage, P Warner (LB), Geoff Waugh (OG), Ben Whitacre (PK). 2002: Jason Gunning, OG 1999- (19): Richard Boyd (RB), Bill Brown (OG), Edmund Carazo 2002: Jamal White, WR (DB), John Devoti (DT), Troy Ellis (RB), Brian Fleury (QB), Don 2002: Juston Yelverton, DL Foderaro (LB), Kevin Gaskin (OT), Dillon Ginley (LB), Chad Hayes 2002: P.D. Moore, DB (DB), Gene Liebel (FB), Mike McGlinchey (TE), Randy O’Neal (QB), 2001: Sporty Evans, DB Jim O’Neil (DT), Adam Overbey (WR), Joe Spera (OG), Danny 2000: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE Todd (DT.), Ben Whitacre (PK), Juston Yelverton (NG). 2000: Adam Nepp, OL 1998- (17): Eric Beach (WR), John Devoti (DE.), Eric Erhardt (DE), 2000: Brian Wronski, OL, Kevin Gaskin (OT), Mike Giola (OG), Dave Hall (DB), Sean Jeffer- 2000: Noah Read, RB son (RB), Gene Liebel (FB), Dan Lowman (TE.), JP Maurer (DT), 1999: Joe Lee, QB Brian Muldoon (LB), Randy O’Neal (QB), Adam Overbey (WR), 1999: Jamal White, WR Andrew Hollingsworth was the 2000 Patriot League Matt Payne(OC), Kevin Smith (QB), Joe Spera (OG), Scott Van 1999: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE Player of the Year and earned a spot on the 25th Zile (DB). 1999: Jabari Garrett, DB anniversary team. 1997- (11): Joe Fiore (WR), Aladdin Freeman (RB), Ben Gossard (P), Bill 1998: Jabari Garrett, DB Hughes (RB), Ken Kraemer (DB), J.P. Maurer (DT), Khalid McLeod (DB), 1997: Jabari Garrett, DB Patriot League Offensive Player of Week Adam Overbey (WR), Matt Payne (OC), Kevin Smith (QB), Joe Spera 1997: Khalid McLeod, DB Sept. 28, 2002: Jay Amer, QB (OG.). Sept. 10, 2001: Noah Read, RB All-Patriot League Second Team Sept. 2, 2000: Ray Harris, RB 2003: Steven Nance, DE Sept. 7, 1999: Joe Lee, QB 2003: Jason Troilo, DL Sept. 20, 1999: Joe Lee, QB 2003: Neal Regan, LB Oct. 11, 1999: Jason Corle, RB 2003: Davon Telp, DB Nov. 1, 1999: Joe Lee, QB 2002: Neal Regan, LB Sept. 26, 1998: Jason Corle, TB 2002: Edmund Carazo, DB Oct. 31, 1998: Kevin Smith, QB 2001: Noah Read, RB Nov. 7, 1998: Kevin Smith, QB 2001: Juston Yelverton, DL Sept. 8, 1997: Kevin Smith, QB 2001: Rusty McKinney, LB Oct. 20, 1997: Jason Corle, RB 2001: Sean Hendricks, LB Patriot League Defensive Player of Week 2001: Steve Bulcavage, P Nov. 10, 2003: Davon Telp, DB 2000: Jamal White, WR Oct. 27, 2003: P.D. Moore, SS 2000: John Tierney, OL Sept. 13, 2003: Steve Hessler, LB 2000: Gene Liebel, FB Oct. 12, 2002: P.D. Moore, DB 2000: Rusty McKinney, LB Oct. 19, 2002: Neal Regan, LB 2000: Ricky Crestwell, DB Oct. 1, 2001: Sean Hendricks, LB 1999: Jason Corle, RB Nov. 19, 2001: Sporty Evans, LB 1999: Brian Wronski, OL Sept. 9, 2000: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE 1999: Adam Nepp, OL Sept. 11, 1999: Ricky Crestwell, DB 1999: John Devoti, DL Oct. 16, 1999: Dennis Cliggett, DB 1998: Jason Corle, RB Sept. 12, 1998: Aaron Sakevich, LB 1997: Khalid McLeod, DB Nov. 14, 1998: Andrew Hollingsworth, DE 1997: Jason Corle, RB Sept. 15, 1997: Jim Colongo, LB Patriot League Rookie of the Week Sept. 6, 2003: Stephan Toth, PK Sept. 13, 2003: Stephan Toth, PK Nov. 19, 2001: P.D. Moore, DB Oct. 31, 1998: Jamal White, WR Defensive lineman Juston Yelverton was named Sept. 8, 1997: Adam Overbey, WR All-Patriot League twice. 104 2014 Football

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Sports Network Player of the Week Oct. 19, 2013 Terrance West, RB Oct, 30, 2006: Sean Schaefer, QB Sept. 25, 2006: Sean Schaefer, QB Sept. 13, 2004: Allante Harrison, DB Oct. 30, 1999: Joe Lee, QB Sept. 10, 1988: David Meggett, RB Sports Network Def. Player of the Week Oct, 29, 2013: Telvion Clark, LB Sports Network Freshman of the Week Oct, 10, 2011: Terrance West, RB Oct. 17, 2011: Sean Schaefer, QB Nov. 14, 2011: Allante Harrison, DB Football Gazette Player of the Week Sept. 6, 2004: Allante Harrison, DB Sept. 13, 2004: Allante Harrison, DB Nov. 9, 2003: Davon Telp, DB Oct. 30, 1999: Joe Lee, QB Sept. 26, 1998: Jason Corle, RB Post-Season All-Star Game 2005 East Coast Bowl: Allante Harrison, DB Davon Telp, DB 1999 Hula Bowl: Jason Corle, RB 1993 Senior Bowl: Tony Vinson, RB 1988 Senior Bowl: Dave Meggett, RB (North MVP)

MISCELLANEOUS HONORS 2006 - First Team Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar: Tony Vinson represented Towson in the 1993 John Webb, LB Senior Bowl. 2004 - Brooks-Irvine Div. I-AA Player of Year: P.D. Moore, DB/LB John Webb was named as an Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar in 2006. ALL-ECAC IFC 2002 - Brooks-Irvine Div. I-AA Player of Year: (1995-96) Jamal White, WR 2002 - The Touchdown Club of So. New Jersey’s 1996: Tony Campitelli, OT Off. Player of the Year: Jamal White, WR 1996: Phil Brown, OG 1996: Steve Szymanski, OT 1996: Shawn Ward, WR 1996: Jim Colongo, LB 1996: Brad Friedman, DB 1996: Khalid McLeod, DB ECAC Rookie of the Week Oct. 19, 1996: Jason Corle, RB Sept. 9, 1995: Eric Ehrhardt, DE Oct. 14, 1995: Kevin Smith, QB ECAC Offensive Player of the Week Oct. 31, 2006: Sean Schaefer, QB Sept. 26, 2006: Sean Schaefer, QB Sept. 20, 1999: Joe Lee, QB Nov. 1, 1999: Joe Lee, QB Sept. 26, 1998: Jason Corle, RB Oct. 20, 1997: Jason Corle, RB Sept. 30, 1995: Larry Washington, RB Sept. 9, 1995: Larry Washington, RB Nov. 13, 1993: Tony Vinson, RB Oct. 26, 1992: Tony Vinson, RB Nov. 11, 1989: Chris Goetz, QB Sept. 10, 1988: David Meggett, RB ECAC Defensive Player of the Week Sept. 19, 2006: Brian Bradford, LB Sept. 13, 2003: Steve Hessler, LB Oct. 19, 2002: Neal Regan, LB Oct. 16, 1999: Dennis Cliggett, DB Quarterback Sean Schaefer was named as The Sports Network’s Offensive Player of the Week twice in Nov. 21, 1997: Mark Angle, LB 2006.

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NCAA DIVISION II All-ECAC Division II ECAC Defensive Player of Week (1979-1986) 1986: John Gaburick, OC; Dale Chipps, WR Nov. 15, 1986: Mark Angle, LB 1985: Kurt Beathard, QB; Sean Murphy, WR; Sept. 29, 1985: David Haden, LB All-Americans (1st team) 1985: Jerome Nolan, PK Nov. 19, 1983: Bob Poist, LB 1986: David Haden, LB (Kodak) 1984: Allen Argent, LB; Barry Cohen, OT; Nov. 6, 1983: Greg Rogers, DB 1985: Stan Eisenhooth, OC (Kodak, AP) 1984: Sean Murphy, WR; Greg Rogers, CB; Oct. 29, 1983: Gary Rubeling, DB 1984: Terrance Brooks, OG (AP) 1984: Terrance Brooks, OG; Wayne Wisnewski DT 1983: Gary Rubeling, DB (Kodak, AP) 1983: Terrance Brooks, OG; Nov. 6, 1982: Greg Rogers, DB 1982: Sean Landeta, P-PK (Kodak, AP) 1983: Bubby Hammond, LB; Oct. 2, 1982: Greg Boller, LB Nov. 10, 1979: Vince Iorio, NG All-Americans (2nd team) 1983: Hernando Mejia, TE; Bret Rogers, QB 1983: Gary Rubeling, DB 1986: David Haden, LB (AP) 1982: Greg Boller, OC; Marc Brown, WR; 1984: Sean Murphy, WR (AP) ECAC Rookie of Week 1982: Sean Landeta, P 1979: Randy Bielski, DB (AP) Sept. 7, 1985: Mike Preston, TB 1981: Sean Landeta, P Sept. 8, 1979: Ray Walsh, TB All-Americans (Hon. Mention) 1980: Jeff Boller, LB; Sean Landeta, P 1986: Dale Chipps, WR (AP); 1980: Ron Meehan, QB 1986: John Gaburick, OC (AP) 1979: Ken Snoots, WR CBS-TV Player of Game 1985: Kurt Beathard, QB (AP) Oct. 22, 1983: Bret Rogers, QB 1983: Terrance Brooks, OG (AP); ECAC Player of Year 1983: Bubby Hammond, LB (AP); 1986: Dale Chipps, WR Team Awards 1983: Hernando Mejia, TE (AP); 1986: Lambert/Meadowlands Award 1983: Bret Rogers, QB (AP) ECAC Offensive Player of Week ECAC Division II Team of the Year 1982: Greg Boller, OC (AP); Nov. 8, 1986: Dan Ricker, TB 1982: Marc Brown, WR (AP) Oct. 4, 1986: Dan Ricker, TB NCAA Division II Quarter-fi nalists 1980: Ron Meehan, QB (AP) Sept. 27, 1986: Theron Richards, QB 1984: Lambert/Meadowlands Award Sept. 13, 1986: Theron Richards, QB ECAC Division II Team of the Year Nov. 2, 1985: Kurt Beathard, QB NCAA Division II Semi-fi nalists District 3 Coach of Year Oct. 22, 1983: Bret Rogers, QB 1986: Phil Albert (Kodak) Sept. 24, 1983: Bret Rogers, QB 1983: Lambert/Meadowlands Award 1984: Phil Albert (Kodak) Oct. 9, 1982: Marc Brown, WR ECAC Division II Team of the Year 1983: Phil Albert (Kodak) Sept. 25, 1982: Joe Anderson, QB NCAA Division II Quarter-fi nalists Nov. 15, 1980: Ron Meehan, QB Oct. 25, 1980: Ron Meehan, QB

Sean Landeta was named as an All-American fi rst team Ron Meehan was an honorable mention Jeff Boller was an All-ECAC Division II punter in 1982. All-American in 1980. linebacker in 1980.

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NCAA DIVISION III (1968-1978) All-Americans (1st team) 1978: Ken Snoots, WR (Kodak) 1977: Randy Bielski, DB-PK (Kodak) 1976: Skip Chase, TE (Kodak) 1975: Dan Dullea, QB (Kodak) All-Americans (2nd team) 1976: Skip Chase, TE (AP) ABC-TV Player of the Game Dec. 2, 1976: Eldridge Haley, DT ACADEMIC HONORS CoSIDA Academic All-Americans (1st team) 2000: Adam Overbey, WR CoSIDA Academic All-Americans (2nd team) 1993: Aaron Bates, DB CoSIDA District 2 Academic All-Americans 2010: Yaky Ibia, DT 2009: Yaky Ibia, DT 2006: John Webb, LB 2003: Mikal Lundy, RB 2003: P.D. Moore, DB 2003: Kevin Mager, OC Adam Overbey was a fi rst team Academic Skip Chase was an All-American tight end for the 2001: Gene Liebel, FB All-America pick in 2000. Tigers in 1976. 2000: Adam Overbey, WR 2000: John Devoti, DL 2000: Gene Liebel, RB 1999: Adam Overbey, WR 1999: John Devoti, DL 1998: Adam Overbey WR 1998: Andrew Hollingsworth DL 1997: Ben Gossard, P 1996: Ben Gossard, P 1993: Aaron Bates, DB 1992: Aaron Bates, DB 1991: Aaron Bates, DB 1987: Dave Pattock, OL 1986: Dave Pattock, OL 1985: Dave Pattock, OL 1983: Hernando Mejia, TE 1983: Gary Rubeling, DB 1982: Gary Rubeling, DB 1981: Vaughn Harman, OT NCAA FCS Athletic Directors All-Academic Team 2009: Yaky Ibia, DT 2007: John Webb, LB 2006: Eric Yancey, WR 2003: Kevin Mager, OC; P.D. Moore, SS 2001: Gene Liebel, FB 2000: Adam Overbey, WR; John Devoti, DB Gene Liebel, FB NFF Scholar-Athlete 2012: Matt Morgan, DT 2011: Tyler Wharton, FB 2010: Yaky Ibia, DT 2000: Adam Overbey, WR Quarterback Dan Dullea was Towson’s fi rst Tyler Wharton was an NFF Scholar-Athlete Award 1997: Khalid McLeod, DB All-American in 1975. winner in 2011. 107 2014 Football

Tigers vs. All Opponents

Opponent ...... W L T 1st Game Recent Opponent ...... W L T 1st Game Recent SERIES RESULTS 2012 ...... L, 10-13 A Albany (N.Y.) ...... 3 2 0 1970 (L) 2013 (W) Louisiana State ...... 0 1 0 2012 (L) 2012 (L) VS. 2014 2013 ...... W, 28-17 H American Int’l...... 3 2 0 1980 (L) 1995 (L) Lycoming ...... 1 0 0 1974 (W) 1974 (W) OPPONENTS Ashland (Ohio) ...... 2 0 0 1978 (W) 1979 (W) MAINE...... 5 6 0 1979 (W) 2012 (W) MAINE (5-6) CENTRAL CONN. (6-2) 1979 ...... W, 13-7 A Boston Univ...... 0 1 0 1991 (L) 1991 (L) Mansfi eld ...... 4 0 0 1974 (W) 1983 (W) 1971 ...... L, 6-49 A 1982 ...... W, 35-32 H Bowie State ...... 5 0 0 1974 (W) 2004 (W) Marist...... 1 0 0 1996 (W) 1996 (W) 1972 ...... L, 14-40 H 1983 ...... L, 16-23 A 1980 ...... W, 28-22 A 1987 ...... W, 17-14 A Bridgewater ...... 0 1 0 1969 (L) 1969 (L) Massachusetts ...... 0 3 0 2006 (L) 2010 (L) 1981 ...... W, 28-0 H 1988 ...... L, 7-44 H Brown ...... 1 0 0 2002 (W) 2002 (W) Maryland ...... 0 1 0 2011 (L) 2011 (L) 1993 ...... W, 42-7 H 1991 ...... L, 34-49 A Bucknell ...... 8 8 0 1982 (W) 2003 (L) Md. Eastern Shore .....2 0 0 1976 (W) 1977 (L) 1995 ...... W, 24-10 A 2006 ...... L, 7-28 H 1996 ...... W, 49-28 H 2007 ...... L, 13-16 A Buffalo ...... 3 0 0 1986 (W) 1994 (W) Merchant Marine ...... 4 0 0 1979 (W) 1982 (W) 2007 ...... W, 20-10 H 2010 ...... L, 18-28 H Butler ...... 2 0 0 1995 (W) 1996 (W) Millersville ...... 2 1 0 1972 (L) 1983 (W) 2011 ...... W, 40-30 A 2012 ...... W, 24-19 H California (Pa.) ...... 1 0 0 1984 (W) 1984 (W) Monmouth ...... 7 1 0 1995 (W) 2002 (W) DELAWARE (5-10) Canisius ...... 0 0 1 1977 (T) 1977 (T) Morgan State ...... 17 6 0 1979 (L) 2011 (W) 1982 ...... L, 7-51 A 1983 ...... W, 13-4 A N.CAROLINA CENTRAL (1-0) CENTRAL CONN. ....6 2 0 1971 (L) 2007 (W) Navy ...... 0 1 0 2008 (L) 2008 (L) 1984 ...... L , 23-56 A 2013 ...... W, 35-17 A Central St. (Ohio) ...... 0 1 0 1986 (L) 1986 (L) New Hampshire...... 3 7 0 1980 (L) 2013 (W) 1992 ...... L, 27-55 A Charleston So...... 2 0 0 1993 (W) 1994 (W) New Haven ...... 3 4 0 1984 (W) 1990 (L) 1993 ...... W, 32-30 A 2004 ...... L, 17-21 A RHODE ISLAND (6-6) Cheyney State ...... 2 0 0 1975 (W) 1976 (W) New York Tech ...... 2 0 0 1980 (W) 1983 (W) 2005 ...... W, 35-31 H 1986 ...... W, 35-14 A Coastal Carolina ...... 2 1 0 2008 (L) 2010 (W) Norfolk State ...... 1 0 0 1984 (W) 1984 (W) 2006 ...... W, 49-35 A 1987 ...... W, 19-16 H 1989 ...... L, 6-19 H Colgate ...... 1 9 0 1996 (L) 2011 (W) N.C. CENTRAL ...... 1 0 0 2013 (W) 2013 (W) 2007 ...... L, 7-27 H 2008 ...... L, 21-31 A 1990 ...... L, 21-40 A Columbia...... 1 3 0 1997 (L) 2010 (L) North Dakota St...... 0 2 0 1983 (L) 2013 (L) 2009 ...... L, 21-49 H 1991 ...... L, 25-45 H Connecticut ...... 2 0 0 1993 (W) 2013 (W) Northeastern ...... 3 7 0 1987 (L) 2009 (L) 2010 ...... L, 0-48 A 1992 ...... L, 1936 A 2011 ...... L, 30-35 H 2004 ...... L, 16-28 H Cornell ...... 1 1 0 2002 (L) 2004 (W) Northwestern ...... 0 1 0 2009 (L) 2009 (L) 2012 ...... W, 34-27 (OT) A 2005 ...... W, 23-14 A Dayton ...... 1 3 0 1995 (L) 1999 (W) Old Dominion ...... 1 1 0 2011 (W) 2012 (L) 2013 ...... L, 31-32 H 2008 ...... W, 37-32 H 2009 ...... W, 36-28 A DELAWARE ...... 5 10 0 1982 (L) 2013 (L) Pennsylvania ...... 0 1 0 1997 (L) 1997 (L) 2010 ...... L, 20-30 H DELAWARE STATE ..10 6 0 1980 (W) 2013 (W) C.W. Post ...... 6 1 0 1976 (W) 1984 (W) DELAWARE ST. (10-6) 2011 ...... W, 28-17 A 1980 ...... W, 30-0 H 2012 ...... W, 41-10 H Dist. of Columbia ...... 1 0 0 1984 (W) 1984 (W) Randolph-Macon ...... 5 6 0 1969 (L) 1979 (W) 1981 ...... W, 24-7 A D.C. Teachers Col...... 1 0 0 1969 (W) 1969 (W) RHODE ISLAND ...... 6 6 0 1986 (W) 2011 (W) 1982 ...... W, 35-21 H 1983 ...... W, 23-15 A STONY BROOK (1-0) Drake...... 2 0 0 1998 (W) 2000 (W) Richmond ...... 4 5 0 2004 (L) 2013 (W) 1984 ...... L, 7-23 A 2013 ...... W, 35-21 A 1985 ...... W, 51-26 H Eastern Illinois ...... 1 0 0 2013 (W) 2013 (W) Robert Morris ...... 2 1 0 1995 (W) 1997 (W) VILLANOVA (4-6) Eastern Washington .1 0 0 2013 (W) 2013 (W) Salisbury State ...... 3 3 0 1973 (L) 1978 (W) 1986 ...... L, 6-10 A 1987 ...... L, 17-40 H 2004 ...... L, 6-41 A ELON ...... 3 0 0 2003 (W) 2006 (W) St. Francis (Pa.) ...... 3 0 0 1995 (W) 2012 (W) 1988 ...... W, 24-3 A 2005 ...... W, 40-19 H 2006 ...... W, 21-13 A Federal City ...... 2 1 0 1971 (L) 1974 (W) St. John’s (Minn.) ...... 0 1 0 1976 (L) 1976 (L) 1989 ...... W, 35-17 H 1990 ...... L, 13-24 A 2007 ...... L, 12-14 H Fordham ...... 4 4 0 1997 (L) 2013 (W) St. Lawrence ...... 1 0 0 1976 (W) 1976 (W) 1991 ...... L, 7-13 H 2008 ...... L, 31-34 A Frostburg State ...... 7 3 0 1969 (W) 1978 (W) St. Mary’s (Cal.) ...... 1 1 0 1998 (W) 2000 (L) 1992 ...... L, 13-27 A 2009 ...... L, 7-49 H 2010 ...... L, 7-43 A Gallaudet ...... 2 0 0 1969 (W) 1970 (W) Shepherd ...... 3 3 0 1969 (L) 1985 (W) 1993 ...... W, 31-14 H 1994 ...... W, 42-18 *N 2011 ...... W, 31-10 H Georgetown ...... 3 1 0 1973 (W) 2003 (W) Shippensburg ...... 0 2 0 1981 (L) 1982 (W) 2013 ...... W, 49-7 H 2012 ...... W, 49-35 A 2013 ...... L, 35-45 H Glassboro State ...... 4 2 0 1972 (L) 1979 (W) Slippery Rock ...... 3 1 0 1980 (L) 1985 (W) * at Wilmington, Del. Guilford ...... 2 2 0 1976 (L) 1979 (W) Southern Conn...... 3 1 0 1981 (W) 1995 (W) ELON (3-0) WEST VIRGINIA (0-0) Hampden Sydney ...... 2 4 0 1971 (L) 1976 (W) STONY BROOK ...... 1 0 0 2013 (W) 2013 (W) 2003 ...... W, 24-7 H First Meeting 2004 ...... W, 34-14 A Hofstra ...... 3 4 0 1972 (L) 2007 (L) Troy State ...... 0 1 0 1984 (L) 1984 (L) 2006 ...... W, 24-17 A WILLIAM & MARY (3-7) Holy Cross ...... 5 3 0 1997 (F) 2013 (W) Ursinus ...... 0 0 1 1969 (T) 1969 (T) 1992 ...... L, 15-43 A 2004 ...... L, 16-41 H Howard ...... 6 2 0 1987 (W) 2000 (W) VILLANOVA ...... 4 6 0 2004 (L) 2013 (L) JAMES MADISON (6-18-1) 2005 ...... L, 13-44 A Indiana Univ...... 0 1 0 2010 (L) 2010 (L) Wagner ...... 1 1 0 1995 (L) 1996 (W) 1976...... L, 26-28 A 2006 ...... L, 28-29 H 1977 ...... W, 13-7 H Indiana (Pa.) ...... 2 5 1 1985 (T) 1992 (W) Washington & Lee ....3 2 0 1969 (L) 1974 (W) 2007 ...... L, 22-29 A 1978 ...... L, 14-21 A 2008 ...... L, 14-34 H Ithaca...... 0 2 0 1977 (L) 1978 (L) Wayne State ...... 1 1 0 1979 (W) 1980 (L) 1979 ...... W, 18-8 H 2009 ...... L, 0-31 A JAMES MADISON ...6 18 1 1976 (L) 2013 (W) West Chester ...... 0 1 0 1971 (L) 1971 (L) 1981 ...... L, 7-20 A 2011 ...... W, 38-28 A 1982 ...... L, 24-42 H Jersey City ...... 2 0 0 1969 (W) 1970 (W) WEST VIRGINIA ..... 0 0 0 ------2012 ...... W, 20-17 H 1983 ...... W, 10-3 A 2013 ...... W, 15-9 A Johns Hopkins ...... 4 2 0 1970 (W) 1975 (W) Western Conn...... 1 0 0 1975 (W) 1975 (W) 1984 ...... L, 14-24 H 1985 ...... L, 0-13 A Kent State ...... 0 1 0 2012 (L) 2012 (L) WILLIAM & MARY .. 3 7 0 1992 (L) 2013 (W) 1986 ...... T, 7-7 H Kentucky State ...... 0 1 0 1975 (L) 1975 (L) Wofford...... 2 0 0 1984 (W) 1985 (W) 1987 ...... L, 19-21 A Kutztown ...... 1 0 0 1994 (W) 1994 (W) Yale ...... 0 1 0 2003 (L) 2003 (L) 1988 ...... W, 34-6 H 1989 ...... L, 6-41 A Lafayette ...... 5 3 0 1985 (W) 2003 (W) Youngstown St...... 0 4 0 1988 (L) 1991 (L) 1990 ...... L, 14-21 H Lehigh ...... 1 11 0 1986 (L) 2011 (L) Teams in bold are on Tigers’ 2014 schedule. 1991 ...... L, 31-55 A Liberty ...... 5 6 0 1983 (W) 2006 (W) 1992 ...... W, 28-21 H 2004 ...... L, 17-31 H Lock Haven ...... 2 0 0 2003 (W) 2005 (W) 2005 ...... L, 14-55 A 2006 ...... L, 3-38 H 2007 ...... L, 13-23 A 2008 ...... L, 27-58 H 2009 ...... L, 12-43 A 2010 ...... L, 13-17 H

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Overtime Games

Since the NCAA instituted overtime in football in 1996, Towson has been involved in eight overtime games. The Tigers are 6-2 in those contests. From 2002 to 2011, Towson went 86 games without playing an overtime contest. The Tigers’ streak without an overtime game ended on September 11, 2010 when they edged Coastal Carolina in five overtimes. The Tigers and the Chanticleers scored a total of 50 points during the overtimes.

The Tigers have played four overtime games at home where they are 3-1. Towson has won three of its four OT games on the road.

The 2001 season was the only season when the Tigers played two overtime games in the same year. After a 16-13 win over Lafayette on Sept. 8, they played another overtime game at Morgan State three weeks later. The Tigers pulled out a 20-17 overtime victory over the Bears.

The Coastal Carolina game was the Tigers’ longest-ever game and one of the lon- gest games ever played in NCAA FCS. Nov. 2, 1996: TIGERS 33, Marist 32 3 OT Hakeem Moore caught a 25-yard touchdown pass in the Tigers’ fi ve-over- Towson rolled up some big numbers in its fi rst overtime game. Quarterback Kevin time win over Coastal Carolina in 2010. Smith completed 36 of 57 passes for a school record 471 yards and a game-winning 25-yard TD pass to Maurice Sydnor. His 16-yard strike to Shawn Ward with nine Sept. 29, 2001: TIGERS 20, Morgan State 17 1 OT seconds left in regulation sent the game into overtime. After Sydnor’s TD, Marist Ed Kulic’s 18-yard fi eld goal, along with a game winning defensive play by lineback- responded with J.J. Allen rushing nine straight times and scoring a TD to pull ers Sean Hendricks and Steve Hessler, lifted the Tigers to a 20-17 victory that Marist within 33-32. A penalty moved the ball to the one yard line for the conversion spoiled the debut of night football at Hughes Stadium for crosstown rival Morgan try. Marist went to Allen for a 10th time but linebackers Lamont Dumas and Chris State. A 35-yard fi eld goal by the Bears’ Jon Voroxholin with just 1.4 seconds left Beaumier stopped him short, enabling Towson to preserve the win, ending the lon- in regulation sent the game into overtime deadlocked at 17-17. Towson took posses- gest game in the history of both schools after three overtimes. sion fi rst but stalled on the 11-yard line where Kulic made his seventh fi eld goal in as many tries. On Morgan’s fi rst play, Ali Culpepper ran to the right where he was met Sept. 26, 1998: TIGERS 35, Fordham 34 1 OT by Hendricks, who stripped him of the ball that was recovered by Hessler. Tailback Jason Corle ran for a career high 239 yards and scored three TD’s, includ- ing the game-tying score in overtime, as the Tigers rallied for a 35-34 win over the Oct. 5, 2002: Cornell 34, TIGERS 31 1 OT Rams. After Corle tied the game on a one-yard plunge in overtime, freshman place- Trailing by 24-0, the Tigers picked themselves up, dusted themselves off and rallied kicker Ed Kulic booted the game winning extra point as the Tigers claimed their to tie the game before losing in the second overtime on a 19-yard fi eld goal by fi rst-ever win in the Patriot League, snapping a 7-game losing streak in league play. Cornell. In the fourth quarter, the Tigers came alive as Jason Amer completed 9 Jon Carroll scored the go-ahead TD for Fordham on a three yard run for a 34-28 of 11 passes for 165 yards and 3 TD’s, enabling Towson to tie the game with 2:17 to Ram lead. But Dan LaForese’s extra point kick missed wide left. Corle then carried play. Each team scored a TD in the fi rst overtime. Cornell stopped the Tigers in the eight times and fi nally punched it in from the one-yard line on a third and goal. Kulic second overtime by blocking a Ben Whitacre fi eld goal try. The Big Red won the fi nished it off with a perfect conversion kick. game when Trevor MacMeekin kicked a 19-yard fi eld goal to win it for Cornell. Sept. 11, 2010: TIGERS 47, Coastal Carolina 45 5 OT Sept. 30, 2000: Colgate 30, TIGERS 27 1 OT In the longest game in school history and one of the longest contests ever played Colgate turned three blocked punts into TD’s, ran a blocked extra point back for in NCAA FCS, the Tigers edged Coastal Carolina in fi ve overtimes, 47-45. The Ti- a defensive PAT and came up with an interception in overtime to stop the Tigers, gers overcame a 21-7 fourth quarter defi cit to tie the game. Tom Ryan’s two-yard sealing a 30-27 win. Brandon Tinson’s third blocked punt of the game resulted touchdown catch with 25 seconds left sent the game into the overtime. After the in a Raider score late in the game that tied it at 27-27. With 2:35 left, Colgate put teams matched scores through 4 overtimes, the Tigers took a 45-39 lead in the 5th together a 13-play drive that ended when Russ Abrams’ 47-yard fi eld goal attempt overtime when Hakeem Moore scored on a 25-yard touchdown pass. Then, Chris hit the crossbar, falling short. The Tigers took possession fi rst but Colgate’s Sean Hart scored on a two-point conversion to give the Tigers a 47-39 advantage. After McCune intercepted Kris Blake in the end zone. After fi ve running plays by Randall Coastal scored a TD to make it 47-45, Jordan Dangerfi eld saved the win by knock- Joseph, Abrams booted a 22-yard fi eld goal for the victory. ing down the conversion pass in the end zone. Nov. 3, 2012: TIGERS 34, Delaware 27 1 OT Sept. 8, 2001: TIGERS 16, Lafayette 13 1 OT Terrance West scored the game-winning touchdown on a three-yard run in over- Noah Read’s six-yard touchdown run in overtime gave Towson a 16-13 come- time and Jordan Love intercepted a pass to end the game as the Tigers earned from-behind win over Lafayette. Read ran for a career high 218 yards on 38 carries. a 34-27 win over Delaware. The Tigers rallied from a 24-20 defi cit to grab a 27-24 The Leopards scored 16 seconds into the game when Andrew May returned the lead with 44 seconds left on a touchdown pass from Grant Enders to Emmanuel opening kickoff 93 yards. A 20-yard fi eld goal by Martin Brecht made it 10-0. Tow- Holder, completing a 15-play, 80-yard drive. A 40-yard fi eld goal by Delaware’s Sean son was shut out until the fourth quarter. Read, who picked up 81 yards in the fi nal Baner with two seconds remaining tied the score at 27-27 and forced the overtime. period and overtime, pulled Towson to within 10-7 on an 11-yard TD run. A 22-yard After West’s TD run put the Tigers ahead, Love stopped the Blue Hens’ scoring try fi eld goal by Ed Kulic with 8:01 left in regulation tied the game at 10-10. In overtime, when he intercepted a pass. West led the Tigers by rushing for 113 yards on 30 Brecht gave the Leopards a lead with a 28-yard fi eld goal. But, the Tigers won it on carries with two touchdowns. the ground when Read scored on the fourth play of the drive.

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NCAA DIVISION 1971 (1-8) Coach Carl Runk 1973 (4-4) Coach Phil Albert 1977 (5-4-1) Coach Phil Albert III SEASONS S18 @ Central Connecticut L, 6-49 S22 Glassboro State (now Rowan) W, 33-26 S 10 UMES W, 13-12 S25 Washington & Lee W, 10-7 S29 @ Randolph-Macon L, 13-24 S17 James Madison W, 13-7 CARL RUNK (1969-71) 11-14-1 O2 @ Randolph-Macon L, 0-22 O6 Frostburg State W, 14-7 S24 @ Randolph-Macon W, 3-0 O9 Frostburg State L, 0-20 O13 Georgetown (D.C.) W, 17-7 O1 @ Guilford L, 6-7 O16 @ Federal City (Distict of Columbia) L, 14-16 O20 @ Federal City (Distict of Columbia) W, 28-14 O8 Frostburg State W, 20-3 O23 @ Shepherd College L, 0-37 O27 @ Johns Hopkins L, 20-33 O15 Glassboro State (now Rowan) L, 18-21 O30 @ Johns Hopkins L, 15-30 N3 @ Hampden-Sydney L, 34-37 O22 @ Bowie State W, 10-6 N6 @ Hampden-Sydney L, 0-20 N10 @ Salisbury L, 15-23 O29 @ Canisius College T, 0-0 N13 West Chester L, 0-48 PF: 174 (21.8) PA: 171 (21.4) N5 @ Salisbury L, 20-21 PF: 45 (5.0) PA: 249 (27.7) Captains: Jim Sandusky, Mike Hilton N12 Ithaca College L, 10-35 Captains: Joe Zanelotti, Dannie Ross, PF: 113 (11.3) PA: 112 (11.2) Dave Mahoney 1974 (10-0) Coach Phil Albert Captains: Rich Wheeler, John Rosson Only Unbeaten Season S14 @ Mansfi eld W, 15-12 1978 (7-3) Coach Phil Albert S21 @ Frostburg State W, 26-10 S9 Mansfi eld W, 37-6 S28 Randolph-Macon W, 20-6 S16 @ James Madison L, 14-21 O5 Bowie State W, 49-22 S23 Randolph-Macon W, 30-26 O12 @ Lycoming W, 42-7 S30 Guilford W, 31-22 O19 Washington & Lee W, 63-16 O7 @ Albany (NY) State L, 28-37 O26 Salisbury W, 27-10 O14 @ Frostburg State W, 14-0 N2 Johns Hopkins W, 44-0 O20 @ Glassboro State (now Rowan) W, 22-0 N9 Hampden-Sydney W, 24-0 O27 Ashland College W, 19-7 N16 @ Federal City (Distict of Columbia) W, 32-14 N4 Salisbury W, 27-0 PF: 342 (34.2), PA: 97 (9.7) N11 @ Ithaca College L, 22-35 Carl Runk was Towson’s fi rst head football Captains: Dan Dullea, Larry Jones, PF: 244 (24.4) PA: 154 (15.4) coach. A Baltimore native who graduated Jim Sandusky Captains: Rick Bielski, Paul Nelson, Kevin Fidati from the University of Arizona, he also served as the Tigers’ head men’s lacrosse coach. 1975 (6-4) Coach Phil Albert After leading Towson to an 11-14-1 record after S13 Mansfi eld W, 27-15 NCAA DIVISION three seasons, he gave up his football posi- S20 Kentucky State L, 7-16 II SEASONS tion to concentrate on the Tigers lacrosse S27 @ Randolph-Macon L, 7-13 program. Carl coached the men’s lacrosse O4 @ Bowie State W, 35-10 squad for 31 years, compiling a 262-161 record. PHIL ALBERT (1972-91) 117-91-3 O11 Frostburg State W, 42-25 1979 (9-1) Coach Phil Albert He retired after the 1997 season. The 1974 O18 Western Connecticut W, 35-14 S1 Morgan State L, 7-34 Tigers captured the NCAA College Division Phil Albert, an assistant to Carl Runk, took O24 @ Johns Hopkins W, 55-6 S8 @ Maine W, 13-7 over as head coach in 1972 and led the National Championship. To this day, that is N1 @ Salisbury L, 14-15 S15 James Madison W, 18-8 Towson’s only national championship in a Tigers for the next 20 years, compiling a N8 @ Hampden-Sydney L, 14-24 S22 @ Randolph-Macon W, 16-0 men’s sport. When Towson’s program moved 117-91-3 record. In 1974, he led the Tigers to N15 Cheyney W, 14-7 S29 @ Guilford W, 22-2 up to the NCAA Division I level, he guided the a 10-0 record, the only unbeaten season in PF: 250 (25.0) PA: 145 (14.5) O13 Wayne State (Mich.) W, 7-0 Tigers to NCAA Tournament berths in 1989, program history. His 1976 team participated Captains: Dan Dullea, Jim Sandusky O20 Glassboro State (now Rowan) W, 20-3 1991, 1992, 1994 and 1996. In 1991, he led in the NCAA Division III Playoffs, advancing to O27 @ Ashland College W, 21-15 Towson to NCAA Tournament wins over Vir- the Stagg Bowl. Three of his Division II teams 1976 (10-3) Coach Phil Albert N10 C.W. Post W 22-15 ginia, Princeton and Maryland as the Tigers were NCAA Playoff squads. Coach Albert was Stagg Bowl Team N17 @ Merchant Marine W, 27-14 reached the national championship game named as AFCA Region 3 Coach of the Year NCAA Division III Runner-Up PF: 173 (17.3) PA:. 198 (9.8) where they lost to undefeated North Carolina three times. After resigning, he remained on S11 @ UMES W, 30-0 Captains: Bryan Brouse, Kevin Fidati, Randy Bielski in a game played in the Carrier Dome at Syr- the faculty while scouting for the San Diego S18 @ James Madison L, 26-28 acuse University. Chargers. He returned to the Tiger program S25 Randolph-Macon W, 49-15 1980 (5-5) Coach Phil Albert in 2003 as offensive coordinator - a position O2 Guilford L, 6-7 S6 @ Morgan State L, 10-14 1969 (4-4-1) Coach Carl Runk he held until 2008. O9 @ Frostburg State W, 12-0 S13 @ Slippery Rock L, 6-14 O15 @ Glassboro State (now Rowan) W, 21-0 S20 New York Tech W, 23-0 S20 Washington & Lee L, 13-14 1972 (1-9) Coach Phil Albert O23 Bowie State W, 30-0 S27 @ Wayne State (Mich.) L, 14-23 S27 Shepherd College L, 13-14 O30 Salisbury W, 21-0 O4 @ Central Conn. W, 28-22 O4 @ Randolph-Macon L, 22-31 S16 Central Connecticut L, 14-40 N6 Hampden-Sydney W, 26-7 O11 Am. International L, 28-34 O11 Frostburg State W, 53-16 S23 @ Glassboro State (now Rowan) L, 21-33 N13 @ Cheyney W, 32-14 O18 New Hampshire L, 6-10 O18 @ New Jersey City W, 28-7 S30 Randolph-Macon L, 0-30 N20 @ C.W. Post * W, 14-10 O25 Merchant Marine W, 19-7 O25 D.C. Teachers (Distict of Columbia) W, 53-6 O7 @ Frostburg State L, 0-10 N27 St. Lawrence * W, 38-36 N1 Delaware State W, 30-0 N1 @ Ursinus T, 34-34 O14 @ Washington & Lee L, 0-38 D3 St. John’s (Minn.) * L, 28-31 N15 @ C.W. Post W, 40-20 N8 @ Gallaudet W, 35-7 O21 Shepherd College L, 0-21 PF: 333 (25.6) PA: 148 (11.4) PF: 204 (20.4) PA:. 144 (14.4) N15 Bridgewater L, 16-18 O28 Johns Hopkins W, 20-8 * NCAA Division III Playoffs Captains: Ron Meehan, Ed Aleshire, Mike Preston PF: 267 (29.7) PA:. 147 (16.3) N4 Hampden-Sydney L, 0-14 Captains: Dan Dullea, Joe Kelley, Jim Holdridge Captain: Joe Zanelotti N11 Millersville L, 7-56 1981 (5-5) Coach Phil Albert N18 @ Hofstra L, 0-27 1970 (6-2) Coach Carl Runk PF: 62 (6.2) PA: 277 (27.7) S5 Morgan State L, 13-17 Captains: Carl Perkins, Joe Yellin, S12 @ Millersville W, 42-20 S19 Gallaudet W, 29-0 Gordy Combs S19 Shippensburg L, 10-24 S26 @ Washington & Lee W, 34-14 S26 @ New Hampshire L, 29-31 O3 Randolph-Macon L, 19-36 O10 Central Connecticut W, 28-0 O10 @ Frostburg State L, 8-10 O17 Southern Connecticut W, 19-7 O17 Jersey City W, 14-10 O24 @ Merchant Marine W, 24-0 O24 Albany (NY) State W, 69-14 O31 @ Delaware State W, 24-7 N7 Johns Hopkins W, 33-6 N7 @ James Madison L, 7-20 N14 @ Shepherd College W, 10-0 N14 C.W. Post L, 21-24 PF: 216 (27.0), Pts. Ag. 90 (11.3) PF: 217 (21.7) PA: 150 (15.0) Captains: Joe Zanelotti, Al Dodds Captains: Jeff Boller, Joe Varello, Vaughn Harman

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1982 (7-4) Coach Phil Albert 1984 (9-4) Coach Phil Albert 1986 (8-3-1) Coach Phil Albert 1988 (5-5) Coach Phil Albert S11 Slippery Rock W, 28-21 Final National Ranking - 8th Final National Ranking - 10th S10 Northeastern W, 45-34 S18 @ Shippensburg L, 25-27 Division II Semifi nalist Division II Quarterfi nalist S17 @ Indiana of Pa. L, 21-24 S25 @ Bucknell W, 22-18 S1 Shepherd College W, 23-13 S6 Buffalo W, 37-8 S24 @ Delaware State W, 24-3 O2 Maine W, 35-32 S8 @ Liberty Baptist W, 35-10 S13 @ Rhode Island W, 35-14 O8 @ Howard W, 31-28 O9 Morgan State W, 17-10 S15 California (Pa.) W, 52-27 S27 @ American International W, 30-22 O15 @ Youngstown State L, 39-41 O16 @ So. Connecticut L, 7-27 S22 New Haven W, 28-3 O4 @ Bucknell W, 28-7 O22 @ Lehigh L, 22-27 O23 @ Delaware L, 7-51 S29 @ C.W. Post W, 21-7 O11 Liberty W, 12-10 O29 James Madison W, 34-6 O30 Delaware State W, 35-21 O6 Wofford W, 15-8 O18 @ Morgan State W, 21-0 N5 New Haven W, 31-17 N6 Merchant Marine W, 41-26 O13 Dist. of Columbia W, 31-0 O25 @ Delaware State L, 6-10 N12 Maine L, 7-44 N13 @ C.W. Post W, 28-13 O20 @ Delaware State L, 7-23 N1 @ Lehigh L, 21-26 N19 Liberty L, 14-20 N20 James Madison L, 24-42 O27 @ Delaware L, 23-56 N8 New Haven W, 47-7 PF: 268 (26.8) PA:. 244 (24.4) PF: 269 (25.5) PA: 288 (26.2) N10 @ Morgan State W, 38-7 N15 @ Indiana of Pa. W, 21-13 Captains: Bill Stup, Chuck Konka, Captains: Jeff Boller, Randy Pittman, N17 James Madison L, 14-24 N22 James Madison T, 7-7 David Meggett, Chris Ginakes Rich Walker, Gary Weishaar N24 Norfolk State * W, 31-21 N28 @ Central State (Ohio) * L, 0-31 D1 @ Troy * L, 3-45 PF: 265 (22.1) PA: 155 (12.9) 1989 (2-8) Coach Phil Albert PF: 321 (24.7) PA: 244 (18.8) 1983 (10-2) Coach Phil Albert * NCAA Division II Playoffs S9 @ Northeastern L, 17-20 * NCAA Division II Playoffs Final National Ranking - 4th Captains: David Haden, Joe Gamble, Jim Lidowski S16 Indiana of Pa. L, 0-27 Captains: Allen Argent, Terry Brooks, S23 @ New Haven L, 5-9 Division II Quarterfi nalist Mike McCabe, Sheldon Nelson S10 New York Tech W, 60-0 NCAA DIVISION I-AA S30 @ Lehigh L, 39-48 O7 Bucknell W, 29-23 S17 @ Liberty W, 13-3 1985 (7-2-1) Coach Phil Albert (FCS) SEASONS S24 @ Slippery Rock W, 28-0 O14 @ James Madison L, 6-41 O1 @ Maine L, 16-23 Final National Ranking - 10th O21 @ Liberty L, 18-37 O8 Morgan State W, 48-0 S7 Shepherd College W, 28-10 1987 (4-6) Coach Phil Albert N4 Rhode Island L, 6-19 N11 Delaware State W, 35-17 O15 @ Delaware W, 13-4 S14 @ Wofford W, 31-15 S12 @ Northeastern L, 22-39 O22 Mansfi eld W, 37-0 S21 Slippery Rock W, 24-13 N18 @ Youngstown State L, 7-38 S19 Indiana of Pa. L, 7-10 PF: 162 (16.2) PA: 279 (27.9) O29 @ Delaware State W, 23-15 S29 Amer. International W, 27-23 O3 @ Maine W, 17-14 N5 Millersville W, 45-7 O5 Indiana of Pa. T, 21-21 Captains: Steve Kinsey, Mike Smith, O10 Howard W, 30-14 Rodney Smith, Dan Sponaugle N12 C.W. Post W, 20-9 O19 Morgan State W, 52-8 O17 Morgan State W, 39-10 N19 @ James Madison W, 10-3 O26 Delaware State W, 51-26 O24 Delaware State L, 17-40 N26 @ North Dakota St. * L, 17-24 N2 @ Lafayette W, 27-24 O31 @ James Madison L, 19-21 PF: 330 (27.5) PA: 88 (7.3) N9 @ New Haven L, 7-27 N7 @ New Haven L, 7-21 * NCAA Division II Playoffs N23 @ James Madison L, 0-13 N14 @ Liberty L, 14-31 Captains: Hernando Mejia, Pat Murphy, PF: 268 (26.8) PA:. 180 (18.0) N21 Rhode Island W, 19-16 Gary Rubeling, Don Washington Captains: Dean Drehoff, Bill Ward, Randy Warren PF: 191 (19.1) PA: 216 (21.6) Captains: Mark Angle, Dave Pattock, Randy Morris, Scott McCluskey

The 1984 Tigers reached the semi-fi nals of the NCAA Division II playoffs and won Towson’s second straight Lambert/Meadowlands Award, presented to the top Division II team in the East. The Tigers fi nished the season with a 9-4 record after beating Norfolk State in the fi rst round of the NCAA playoffs. FRONT ROW: Wayne Wisniewski, Tim Kuzma, Greig Altieri, James McEachin, Tony Davio, Jason Grooms, Mark Scott, Buck Roche, Rob Martin, Jim Zulick, Jerry Lyle, Allen Argent, Mike McCabe, Barry Cohen, Terrance Brooks. SECOND ROW: Brian Young, Glenn Andrews, Mike Barth, Randy Warren, Bill Ward, Steve Kivinski, Bill Romberger, John Cuffi e, Rich Lester, Dean Drehoff, Bill Waibel, Sheldon Nelson, Brian O’Neal. THIRD ROW: Chris Kelly, Dan Ricker, Scott Wilkins, Ed McCarthy, Jay McMichael, Kurt Beathard, Theron Richards, Mark Kauffman, Sean Murpy, Pat McNamara, Dan Slatniske, James Robinson, Mike Preston, Jeff Beathard, Tony Torain, Jay Wasserman, Steve McConnell, Keith Rawlings, Eric Simmons. FOURTH ROW: Jerome Nolan, Steve Kelley, Dale Chipps, Scott Melville, Chris Irwin, Leon Walton, Scott Caffee, Scott McCluskey, Joe Gamble, Mark Bentz, Joe McKee, John Barbieri, Doug Brooks, Dan Mack, David Haden, Mark Angle. FIFTH ROW: Lawrence Bailey, Vince Gerber, Kerry Dull, Chris Ginakes, Kirk Nieberlein, Dave Pattock, Ray Taveras, Tim Twiss, John Horgan, Doug Altimus, Bob Sherbert, Greg Pfi ster, Terry Felty, Bryant Hall, Brian Meyers, Glen Schmidt, John Gaburick, Chuck Konka, Tom Wenzler, Doug Morela. MISSING: Greg Rogers, Darry Metheny, Mark Daniel, Randy Morris.

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1990 (2-9) Coach Phil Albert 1992 (5-5) Coach Gordy Combs 1996 (6-4) Coach Gordy Combs 2000 (7-4, 3-3) S8 @ Rhode Island L, 21-40 S12 @ Rhode Island L, 19-36 S7 @ Butler W, 14-3 Coach Gordy Combs S15 Lehigh L, 14-35 S19 Bucknell W, 24-21 S14 @ Bucknell L, 7-44 S2 @ Fordham * W, 36-13 S22 @ Delaware State L, 13-24 S26 Hofstra W, 37-18 S21 @ Robert Morris (Pa.) L, 0-7 S9 @ Lafayette * W, 42-20 S29 @ Indiana of Pa. L, 0-42 O3 Liberty L, 14-16 S28 Dayton L, 17-24 S16 Morgan State W, 31-7 O6 @ Bucknell L, 26-55 O10 @ Delaware State L, 13-27 O5 Central Conn. W, 49-28 S23 @ Holy Cross * L, 14-17 O13 James Madison L, 14-21 O17 @ William & Mary L, 15-43 O12 Colgate L, 10-35 S30 Colgate * L, 27-30 (ot) O20 Liberty L, 10-30 O24 James Madison W, 28-21 O19 @ Monmouth W, 15-6 O7 Lehigh * L, 21-42 O27 Howard W, 17-7 O31 @ Indiana of Pa. W, 35-33 O26 St. Francis (Pa.) W, 54-14 O14 Howard W, 38-6 N3 New Haven L, 27-55 N14 Northeastern W, 33-32 N2 @ Marist (3ot) W, 33-32 O28 @ Monmouth W, 12-0 N10 Youngstown State L, 0-13 N21 @ Delaware L, 27-55 N16 Wagner W, 35-11 N4 @ St. Mary’s (Calif.) L, 33-45 N17 Northeastern W, 21-14 PF: 245 (24.5) PA: 302 (30.2) PF: 234 (23.4) PA: 204 (20.4) N11 Bucknell * W, 15-13 PF: 163 (14.8) PA: 336 (30.5) Captains: Joe Kreisher, Julian Blair, Captains: Brad Friedman, Maurice Sydnor, Shawn Ward N18 @ Drake W, 30-23 Captains: Gary Hatcher, Dewey Barnes Greg Lohr, Kevin Howard PF: 299 (27.2) PA: 216 (19.6) Captains: Dennis Cliggett, Ricky Crestwell, Adam 1991 (1-10) Coach Phil Albert 1993 (8-2) Coach Gordy Combs PATRIOT LEAGUE Nepp, Jim O’Neil, Adam Overbey S14 Boston University L, 8-10 Final National Ranking - 24th SEASONS 2001 (3-7, 2-5) S21 Delaware State L, 7-13 S11 Central Connecticut W, 42-7 1997 (3-7, 1-5) Coach Gordy Combs S28 Rhode Island L, 25-45 S18 Delaware State W, 31-14 Coach Gordy Combs S6 Monmouth W, 22-21 O5 Indiana of Pa. L, 10-54 S23 Charleston Southern W, 52-14 S1 @ Albany L, 10-14 S13 Holy Cross * W, 27-7 O12 @ James Madison L, 31-55 O2 @ Connecticut W, 28-27 S8 Lafayette * (ot) W, 16-13 S20 Lehigh * L, 14-16 O19 @ Northeastern L, 13-50 O16 Howard L, 41-44 S15 Yale Cancelled S27 @ Columbia L, 6-16 O26 @ Liberty L, 28-38 O23 @ Buffalo W, 38-14 S22 Holy Cross * L, 9-17 O4 @ Penn L, 14-26 N2 Hofstra L, 26-30 O30 @ Hofstra L, 12-40 S29 @ Morgan State (ot) W, 20-17 O18 Robert Morris (Pa.) W, 33-30 N9 @ Howard W, 13-7 N6 @ Delaware W, 32-30 O6 @ Bucknell * L, 10-51 O25 @ Lafayette * L, 0-38 N16 @ Maine L, 34-49 N13 Bucknell W, 49-21 O13 @ Lehigh * L, 12-47 N1 @ Fordham * L, 7-12 N23 Youngstown State L, 17-27 N20 @ Morgan State W, 56-12 O20 @ Colgate * L, 5-37 N8 @ Colgate * L, 3-34 PF: 212 (19.3) PA: 378 (34.4) PF: 381 (38.1) PA: 223 (22.3) O27 Monmouth L, 17-24 N15 Bucknell * L, 0-33 Captains: Gary Worthington, John O’Neill Captains: Aaron Bates, Mike Curcio, N10 Fordham * L, 23-28 PF: 126 (12.6) PA: 233 (23.3) John Loch, Tony Vinson N17 @ Georgetown* W, 27-9 Captains: Phil Brown, Jim Colongo, Dwane Exeter, PF: 149 (14.9) PA: 257 (23.4) Jason Masier, Barrett Sullivan 1994 (8-2) Coach Gordy Combs Captains: Sean Hendricks, Gene Liebel, Final National Ranking - 26th 1998 (5-6, 1-5) Coach Gordy Combs Rusty McKinney, Noah Read, Jamal White S10 Buffalo W, 32-16 2002 (6-5, 3-4) S3 Morgan State W, 15-10 S17 @ Delaware State # W, 42-18 Coach Gordy Combs S24 @ Charleston Southern W, 51-0 S12 @ Monmouth W, 42-20 O1 @ Howard L, 13-19 S19 Colgate * L, 14-35 S5 Morgan State W, 49-28 O8 @ Bucknell L, 28-41 S26 Fordham * W, 35-34 (ot) S14 @ Lafayette * L, 7-23 O22 American International W, 48-6 O3 @ Holy Cross * L, 24-31 S21 Brown W, 56-42 O29 @ Hofstra W, 24-21 O10 Lafayette * L, 7-27 S28 @ Holy Cross * W, 42-10 N5 Kutztown W, 36-31 O17 @ Lehigh * L, 7-55 O5 @ Cornell (2 ot) L, 31-34 N12 @ Southern Conn. W, 48-0 O31 St. Mary’s (Calif.) W, 27-21 O12 Lehigh * W, 23-19 N19 Morgan State W, 42-7 N7 @ Dayton L, 42-43 O19 Bucknell * W, 20-14 PF: 364 (36.4) PA: 159 (15.9) N14 Drake W, 17-14 O26 Colgate * L, 7-9 Captains: Dan Crowley, Brian McCarty, N21 @ Bucknell * L, 13-46 N2 @ Monmouth W, 20-0 Mike Arbutina, Marcellus Campbell PF: 243 (22.1) PA: 336 (30.5) N16 @ Fordham * L, 14-42 # at Wilmington, Del. Captains: Tony Campitelli, Eric Erhardt, N23 Georgetown * L, 16-24 Kevyn Dodson, Matt Payne PF: 285 (25.9) PA: 245 (22.3) 1995 (6-4) Coach Gordy Combs Captains: Jon Grubb, John Kelley, Jamal White, GORDY COMBS (1992-2008) 92-90: 1999 (7-4, 4-2) Juston Yelverton An assistant coach to Phil Albert for 19 S9 Butler W, 34-3 Coach Gordy Combs seasons, Gordy Combs was named as Coach S16 @ Dayton L, 0-38 2003 (6-6, 3-4) Albert’s successor one day after Coach S23 @ Wagner L, 15-23 S4 Monmouth W, 34-7 Coach Gordy Combs S30 Monmouth W, 31-15 S11 Lafayette * W, 35-7 Albert resigned. A 1973 Towson graduate, A30 @ Morgan State L, 16-19 O7 @ Central Conn. W, 24-10 S18 @ Bucknell * W, 27-20 he led the Tigers to a 33-17 record in his S6 Lock Haven W, 50-19 O14 @ St. Francis (Pa.) W, 34-7 S25 @ Columbia L, 13-28 fi rst fi ve seasons before Towson joined the S13 Lafayette * W, 19-13 O21 Bucknell L, 7-14 O2 Holy Cross * W, 14-0 S20 @ Yale L, 28-62 Patriot League. After leading the Tigers to O28 Robert Morris (Pa.) W, 34-14 O9 Morgan State (@ Hopkins) L, 22-28 S27 @ Colgate* L, 7-26 a 5-5 record in 1992, he coached Towson to N4 @ American Int’l. L, 17-19 O16 @ Howard W, 49-33 O11 Holy Cross * W, 30-13 back-to-back 8-2 records in 1993 and 1994. N11 Southern Conn. W, 38-7 O23 Fordham * W, 25-23 O18 @ Bucknell * L, 10-14 Those are the best two records the Tigers PF: 234 (23.4) PA: 150 (15.0) O30 @ Lehigh * L, 39-44 O25 Elon W, 24-7 have had at the NCAA Division I-AA (FCS) Captains: Marco Calise, David Snyder, Rob Bundy N6 Dayton W, 30-27 level. In the Tigers’ third season as members N13 @ Colgate * L, 14-38 N1 @ Lehigh * L, 3-35 of the Patriot League, he led Towson to a PF: 302 (27.5) PA: 255 (23.2) N8 @ Georgetown * W, 27-6 N15 Albany W, 35-16 7-4 record and a third place fi nish in the Captains: Andre Atkins, Jason Corle, Jabari Garrett, Joe Lee N22 Fordham * L, 22-35 league. He was named Patriot League Coach PF: 271 (22.6) PA: 265 (22.1) of the Year in 1999 Coach Combs led Towson Captains: Jason Gunning, Kevin Mager, Steven through a transitional period as the program Nance, Jason Troilo joined the Atlantic 10 Football Conferennce in 2004. In the Tigers’ third season in the A-10, he coached them to a 7-4 record and a second place fi nish in their division.

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Year-by-Year Results ATLANTIC-10 CAA SEASONS 2011 (9-3, 7-1) SEASONS Coach Rob Ambrose 2007 (3-8, 1-7) 2004 (3-8, 0-8) CAA Champions Coach Gordy Combs Coach Gordy Combs Ranked 9th in the Nation A30 Central Conn. W, 20-10 S4 @ Elon W, 34-14 NCAA FCS Playoffs S8 @ Morgan State W, 28-21 S11 @ Delaware * L, 17-21 S3 Morgan State W, 42-3 S15 @ Massachusetts* L, 15-36 S25 Northeastern * L, 3-27 S10 Villanova * W, 31-10 S22 Delaware * L, 7-27 O2 Cornell W, 21-11 S24 Colgate W, 42-17 S29 @ Wm. & Mary * L, 22-29 O9 Rhode Island * L, 16-28 O1 @ Maryland L, 3-28 O6 Richmond * W, 23-21 O16 Bowie State W, 41-7 O8 Richmond * W, 31-28 O13 Hofstra * L, 3-20 O23 @ Villanova * L, 6-41 O15 @ Old Dominion * W, 39-35 O20 @ Colgate L, 17-27 O30 William & Mary * L, 16-41 O22 @ William and Mary * W, 38-27 N3 @ Maine * L, 13-16 N6 @ Richmond * L, 0-24 O29 Delaware * L, 30-35 N10 Villanova * L, 12-14 N13 @ New Hampshire * L, 24-62 N5 @ Maine * W, 40-30 N17 @ James Madison* L, 13-23 N20 James Madison * L, 17-31 N12 New Hampshire * W, 56-42 PF: 171 (15.5) PA: 242 (22.0) PF: 195 (17.7) PA: 306 (27.8) N19 @ Rhode Island * W, 28-17 Captains: Brian Bradford, John Webb, Captains: P.D. Moore, Bryan Fitzpatrick D3 Lehigh (NCAA) L, 38-40 Demetrius Harrison, Ken Scott, Sean Schaefer PF: 418 (34.8) PA: 312 (26.0) 2005 (6-6, 3-4) 2008 (3-9, 1-7) Captains: Jordan Dangerfi eld, Henry Glackin, Coach Gordy Combs Coach Gordy Combs ROB AMBROSE (2009-PRESENT) 32-29 Eric Pike, Brian Potts, Marcus Valentine, S1 Morgan State W, 29-26 Danzel White A30 at Navy L, 13-41 After seven seasons as an assistant coach at S10 Lock Haven W, 70-0 S6 Morgan State W, 21-16 the University of Connecticut, Rob Ambrose S17 New Hampshire * L, 21-62 S13 @ Richmond * L, 14-45 returned to his alma mater as the fourth head 2012 (7-4, 6-2) S24 @ Northeastern * L, 41-56 S20 @ Coastal Carolina L, 3-31 coach in Towson football history. A 1992 grad- Coach Rob Ambrose O1 Delaware * W, 35-31 S27 Columbia W, 31-24 uate, he spent nine seasons as an assistant O8 @ Rhode Island * W, 23-14 CAA Co-Champions O4 Northeastern * L, 17-35 coach at Towson from 1992-2000. He was also O15 @ Liberty W, 38-17 Ranked 17th in the Nation O11 Rhode Island * W, 37-32 O22 @ William & Mary * L, 13-44 the head coach at Catholic University for one A30 @ Kent State L, 21-41 O25 @ New Hampshire * L, 14-42 N5 Villanova * W, 40-19 year. S15 William & Mary * W, 20-17 N1 William & Mary * L, 14-34 N12 Richmond * L, 21-46 In 2011, he became the fi rst Tiger football S22 St. Francis (Pa.) W, 46-17 N8 @ Delaware * L, 21-31 N19 @ James Madison * L, 14-55 coach to be honored as a National Coach of S29 @ Louisiana State L, 22-38 N15 @ Villanova * L, 31-34 PF: 345 (31.4) PA: 372 (33.8) the Year when he won the Eddie Robinson O6 @ James Madison * L, 10-13 N22 James Madison * L, 27-58 Captains: Allante Harrison, Joe Ripple, Award as the NCAA FCS Coach of the Year. O13 Maine * W, 24-19 PF: 243 (20.2) PA: 423 (35.2) Davon Telp He was also named as the Colonial Athletic O20 Old Dominion * L, 20-31 Captains: Jordan Manning, Drew Mack, Marcus Lee, Association Coach of the Year and the District O27 @ Villanova * W, 49-35 2006 (7-4, 4-4) Sean Schaefer Coach of the Year by the AFCA. N3 @ Delaware * W, 34-27 (OT) Coach Gordy Combs He earned these awards after coaching the N10 Rhode Island * W, 41-10 S2 Morgan State W, 30-2 “Turnaround Tigers” to a 9-3 record and N17 @ New Hampshire * W, 64-35 S9 @ Elon W, 24-17 their fi rst CAA championship. Ambrose took PF: 351 (31.9) PA: 283 (25.7) S16 Liberty W, 10-3 the Tigers to the FCS National Championship Captains: Jordan Dangerfi eld, Grant Enders, S23 @ Hofstra * W, 33-30 game in the 2013 season. Doug Shaw O7 Maine * L, 7-28 O14 Massachusetts * L, 0-35 2009 (2-9, 1-7) 2013 (13-3, 6-2) O21 @ Villanova * W, 21-13 Coach Rob Ambrose Coach Rob Ambrose O28 @ Delaware * W, 49-35 N4 William & Mary * L, 28-29 S5 @ Northwestern L, 14-47 FCS National Runner-Up N11 @ Richmond * W, 31-7 S19 Coastal Carolina W, 21-17 Ranked No. 2 in the Nation N18 James Madison * L, 3-38 S26 @ Morgan State L, 9-12 A29 @ Connecticut W, 33-18 PF: 236 (21.5) PA: 224 (20.4) O3 New Hampshire * L, 7-57 S7 @ Holy Cross W, 49-7 Captains: Andrae Brown, Jermon Bushrod, Tony O10 @ Rhode Island * W, 36-28 S14 Delaware State W, 49-7 Lumpkin, George Mitchell O17 Delaware * L, 21-49 S21 @ North Carolina Central W, 35-17 O24 @ Northeastern * L, 7-27 S28 @ Stony Brook * W, 35-21 O31 Richmond * L, 14-42 O5 New Hampshire * W, 44-28 N7 @ William & Mary * L, 0-31 O12 Villanova * L, 35-45 N14 Villanova * L, 7-49 O19 @ Albany * W, 44-17 N21 @ James Madison * L, 12-43 O26 @ Richmond * W, 48-32 PF: 148 (13.5) PA: 402 (36.5) N2 Delaware * L, 31-32 Captains: Game Captains N16 @ William & Mary * W, 15-9 2010 (1-10, 0-8) N23 James Madison * W, 28-17 Coach Rob Ambrose D7 Fordham (NCAA) W, 48-28 D13 @ Eastern Illinois (NCAA) W, 49-39 S2 @ Indiana L, 17-51 D21 @ Eastern Washington (NCAA) W, 35-31 S11 Coastal Carolina W, 47-45 (5ot) J4 vs. North Dakota St. (NCAA) L, 7-35 S18 @ Villanova * L, 7-43 PF: 585 (36.6) PA: 383 (23.9) S25 @ Columbia L, 10-24 Captains: Anthony Davis, Monte Gaddis, Eric O2 Massachusetts * L, 14-27 Pike, Doug Shaw, Bryton Barr O9 James Madison * L, 13-17 O23 @ Richmond * L, 6-28 * League Games O30 Rhode Island * L, 20-30 N6 @ Delaware * L, 0-48 N13 Maine * L, 18-28 N20 @ New Hampshire * L, 19-38 PF: 171 (15.5) PA: 379 (34.5) Captains: Yaky Ibia, Hakeem Moore, Ollie Thomas Head Coach Rob Ambrose and the Tigers take the fi eld before their fi rst NCAA FCS National Championship game appearance in 2013. 113 2014 Football

Former Tigers in the Coaching Ranks RICH SERBAY, ‘75: Long-time Head Football Coach at James Monroe High School in Fred- ROB AMBROSE, ‘93: Sixth-year Head Football Coach at Towson who spent seven seasons ericksburg, Va. who will be starting his 30th season as head coach ... Has led the Yellow as an assistant coach at Connecticut ... Named as Towson’s fourth head football coach in Jackets to four state championships and six appearances in the state championship game ... December, 2008 ... Honored as winner of Eddie Robinson Award as FCS Coach of the Year in has posted a 224-117-1 record in 29 seasons ... member of the Towson Athletics Hall of Fame. 2011 ... has guided the Tigers to a pair of CAA championships and an appearance in the NCAA KEVIN SMITH, ‘99: In his fi rst season as the head coach at Polytech High School in Wood- FCS National Championship game in 2013. side, Delaware ... Spent four years head coach at Woodbridge High School in Virginia ... KURT BEATHARD, ‘88: Named the Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach at Illinois Served as Vikings’ Offensive Coordinator for two years ... Helped Vikings win district title State for the 2014 season ... served as Wide Receivers Coach at Youngstown State during in 2008 ... Spent 2007 season as Quarterbacks Coach for the Vikings, who were state run- the 2013 season ... Served as Offensive Coordinator at Gardner Webb University last year ... ners-up ... Also coached at Stonewall Jackson High School for two seasons. Was Quarterbacks Coach at Illinois from 2007 to 2009 ... Served as Offensive Coordinator at SCOTT VAN ZILE, ‘00: Is in his fi rst season as the quarterbacks coach for CAA newcomer, Eastern Kentucky from 2003 to 2006 ... Has spent more than 20 years as a college football Elon ... Long-time Assistant Coach at Monmouth for Coach Kevin Callahan ... Part of the coach with stints at Louisville, James Madison, Bucknell, Towson and Western Carolina. Hawks’ staff for 14 years and six as Offensive Coordinator ... Helped the Hawks win four TYRONE BELL, ‘02: Starting third season as Head Football Coach at Great Mills High School Northeast Conference championships. in Southern Maryland ... Spent four season as linebackers coach at Shenandoah ... Spent TONY VINSON, ‘94: Former Tiger All-American running back ... In his third year as part of the three years as Linbackers Coach at Towson from 2005 to 2007 ... Also coached at Albany coaching staff at McDaniel College ... Serves as Running Backs Coach. and Shippensburg. JOE VITT, ‘78: Member of the New Orleans Saints coaching staff since 2006 ... Serves as the BRIAN FLEURY, ‘02: Was named the assistant linebackers coach for the Cleveland Browns Assistant Head Coach and helped the Saints win the Super Bowl in 2010 ... Was the Interim in 2014 ... spent the 2013 season as Defensive Quality Coach with the ... Former Head Coach in 2012 and led the team to an 8-8 record ... has also served on the coaching staff Defensive Coordinator at Sacred Heart University who was a member of the Sacred Heart of the Baltimore Colts, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay staff for four years ... Returned to Towson as Secondary Coach for the 2009 season ... Spent Packers, and St. Louis Rams. four seasons as a member of Coach Rob Ambrose’s staff and helped Tigers win back-to-back Colonial Athletic Association championships. BILL WAIBEL, ‘86: Head Football Coach at Joppatowne (Md.) High School since 2004 ... Has helped the Mariners become a perennial contender for the state championship ... Has also KONSTANTINOS KOSMAKOS, ‘07: Sixth-year member of the Towson coaching staff ... Named served as the Mariners’ Head Lacrosse Coach. As Defensive Line Coach prior to season ... Serves as Outside Linebacker Coach. STEVE WILES, ‘90: Starting seventh season as Head Football Coach at Delone Catholic High MIKE LOCKSLEY, ‘92: In his second year as the offensive coordinator at the University of School in Pennsylvania ... Has done a remarkable job as the Squires’ coach ... Compiled a 35- Maryland ... in his second stint with the Terrapins after serving as an assistant coach from 37 record as the head coach at Hanover High School for seven years. 1997 to 2002 ... was the head coach at the University of New Mexico from the 2009 to 2011 ... was the offensive coordinator at the University of Illinois from 2005 to 2008. SEAN MURPHY, ‘87: Head Football Coach at Baltimore’s Archbishop Curley High School since 1998 ... Has led the Friars to a 106-74 record, including four MIAA “B” Conference cham- pionships ... Also coached at McDaniel College and Towson. JIM O’NEILL, ‘01: Named the Defensive Coordinator for the Cleveland Browns in 2014 ... Served as Linebackers Coach for the Buffalo Bills in 2013 ... Spent three seasons as Assis- tant Linebackers Coach on Rex Ryan’s staff with the New York Jets ... Spent three years as Secondary Coach at Eastern Michigan ... Also coached at Northwestern, Albany and Penn.

Tigers In Pro Football Arena Football League National Football League Rodney Smith Albany Firebirds (1991-97) Rob McMackin Chicago Rush (2006) Jermon Bushrod (OG) New Orleans (2007-12) Jordan Dangerfi eld (S) Buffalo Bills (2013) Rob Stanavich Idaho Stallions (1999-2000) Pittsburgh Steelers (2014-pres.) Mike Curcio Idaho Stallions (1999-2000) Stan Eisenhooth (OC) Seattle (1987-88) Tennessee Thundercats (2001-03) Indianapolis (1989) Randall Harris (OL) Cleveland (2014) American Indoor Football Assoc Sean Landeta (P) N.Y. Giants (1985-92) St. Louis Rams (1993-96, 2003-04) Brian Bradford (LB) Balt. Mariners (2008-10) Tampa Bay (1997) Gus Kosmakos (OL) Balt. Mariners (2008-10) Green Bay (1998) Jeff Tyler (OL-DL) Balt. Mariners (2008-10) Philadelphia (1999-2002) United States Football League David Meggett (RB-KR) N.Y. Giants (1989-94) New England (1995-97) Sean Landeta (P) Phila. Stars (1983-85) Mike Curcio, Tennessee Thundercats N.Y. Jets (1998) Marc Brown (WR) Wash. Federals (1983) Terrance West (RB) Cleveland (2014) Vaughn Harman (OG) Wash. Federals (1983) Tony Vinson (RB) San Diego (1994-95) Atlanta (1996) Towson’s NFL Draft Picks Baltimore (1997-98) 1979 - Randy Bielski (PK) Balt. Colts (12th) 1989 - David Meggett (RB) N.Y. Giants (5th) 1994 - Tony Vinson (RB) San Diego (5th) 2007 - Jermon Bushrod (OT) New Orleans (4th) Dan Crowley (QB) Baltimore (1995) 2014 - Terrance West (RB) Cleveland (3rd) Montreal (1996) Edmonton (1999-2000) Ottawa (2002-05) Mark Orlando (WR) Baltimore (1995) Dan Crowley, Rob Stanavitch, Edmonton Eskimos Idaho Stallions 114 2014 Football

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Towson University is located in the northern suburbs of Baltimore City, just 20 minutes From Washington, D.C., Richmond from the nationally acclaimed Inner Harbor, and fi ve minutes from the picturesque Maryland Proceed on I-95 North to the Baltimore Beltway, I-695. Exit left (exit is on left) on to I-695 countryside. Towson is the county seat for Baltimore County. As a result, all interstates inter- towards Towson to Charles Street (Exit 25 off I-695). Bear right on to Charles Street coming secting the Baltimore Beltway I-695 are signed indicating an easterly or westerly direction off the ramp. Follow Charles Street south for 1.5 miles (from fi rst traffi c light) to Towsontowne to “Towson.” Boulevard. Turn left at the traffi c signal (you can’t turn right because Towsontowne dead The 328-acre campus is within reasonable driving distances from most major cities on the ends into Charles St). Proceed on Towsontowne Boulevard seven-tenths of a mile to the next East Coast. The campus is approximately six hours by car (330 miles) from Upstate New York, traffi c light. Turn right on to Osler Drive and proceed one-half mile to Auburn Drive. Take a four hours (190 miles) from New York City, two hours (90 miles) from Philadelphia, 45 minutes right onto Auburn. The Towson Center is just over the hill on the right and Johnny Unitas® (40 miles) from Washington, D.C., and 25 minutes from Annapolis, the state capital of Maryland. Stadium is on left.

From Upstate New York and Eastern Pennsylvania From Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania Follow I-81 South until it intersects with I-83 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Follow I-83 South Follow Interstate 70 East past Hagerstown and Frederick. I-70 dead-ends at the Baltimore Belt- until you see signs for the Baltimore Beltway, I-695. Take the I-695 Towson ramp, staying in way I-695. Eventually bear left towards Towson (signs clearly indicate direction to Towson) the right lane to exit immediately onto Charles Street. Bearing right off the ramp, follow Char- as you approach I-695. Proceed on I-695 to Charles Street (Exit 25 off I-695). Bear right off les Street south for 1.5 miles (from fi rst traffi c light) to Towsontowne Boulevard. Turn left at the ramp on to Charles Street. Follow Charles Street south for 1.5 miles (from fi rst traffi c the traffi c signal (you can’t turn right because Towsontowne dead ends into Charles Street). light) to Towsontowne Boulevard. Turn left at the traffi c signal (you can’t turn right because Proceed on Towsontowne Boulevard seven-tenths of a mile to the next traffi c light. Turn right Towsontowne dead ends into Charles St). Proceed on Towsontowne Boulevard seven-tenths of on to Osler Drive and proceed one-half mile to Auburn Drive. Take a right onto Auburn. The a mile to the next traffi c light. Turn right on to Osler Dr. and proceed one-half mile to Auburn Towson Center is just over the hill on the right and Johnny Unitas® Stadium is on left. Dr. Take a right onto Auburn. The Towson Center is just over the hill on the right and Johnny Unitas® Stadium is on left. From New York City, New Jersey, Philadelphia and Delaware Follow I-95 South to the Baltimore Beltway, I-695 West (extreme right lane as you approach From Baltimore-Washington International Airport I-695). Follow I-695 towards Towson (this is clearly marked) to Exit 25 Charles Street. At the Exit the airport via I-195. Follow the signs for the Baltimore Beltway, I-695 to Towson. Proceed end of the ramp at the stop sign, turn left and then make another left at the roundabout on to on I-695 to Charles Street (Exit 25 off I-695). Bear right off the ramp on to Charles Street. Charles Street. Follow Charles Street south for 1.7 miles to Towsontowne Boulevard. Turn left Follow Charles St. south for 1.5 miles (from fi rst traffi c light) to Towsontowne Boulevard. Turn at the traffi c signal (you can’t turn right because Towsontowne dead ends into Charles Street). left at the traffi c signal (you can’t turn right because Towsontowne dead ends into Charles St). Proceed on Towsontowne Boulevard seven-tenths of a mile to the next traffi c light. Turn right Proceed on Towsontowne Boulevard seven-tenths of a mile to the next traffi c light. Turn right on to Osler Drive and proceed one-half mile to Auburn Drive. Take a right onto Auburn. The on to Osler Dr. and proceed one-half mile to Auburn Dr. Take a right onto Auburn. The Towson Towson Center is just over the hill on the right and Johnny Unitas® Stadium is on left. Center is just over the hill on the right and Johnny Unitas® Stadium is on left.

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Media Guidelines

ABOUT THIS GUIDE The 2014 Towson University football media guide has been prepared to assist the media in its coverage of Tiger football. All requests for credentials, interviews, infor- mation and photographs should be directed to: Dustin Semonavick Director, Athletics Media Relations Towson University 8000 York Road Towson Center, Room 354 Towson, Md. 21252-0001 Phone: 410-704-4571 Fax: 410-704-3861 Cell: 757-544-8393 E-Mail: [email protected] Towson Athletics Twitter: @TowsonTigers, @Towson_FB OBTAINING CREDENTIALS INTERVIEW POLICIES Media credentials are issued to accredited members of the media only. Requests for credentials PRE-SEASON: Tiger football coaches and players are available for interviews after each should be made via phone, mail, e-mail or fax to Dustin Semonavick in the Towson University practice session. Visiting media must call ahead to receive credentials to cover practice. Offi ce of Athletics Media Relations. Please be sure to follow up your request with a phone call IN-SEASON: Due to time constraints, access to Tiger football players is limited once the to ensure it has been received. season starts. All player interviews must be conducted by 7 p.m. on Wednesday during a normal Space in the press box of Johnny Unitas ® Stadium is limited, so requests should be made practice week. All interviews should be scheduled for post-practice time prior to 7 p.m. no later than 48 hours prior to game time. Should space become a problem, preference will be Telephone interviews must be arranged through the Athletics Media Relations Offi ce. No given to the primary media outlets of each school and then, to media who their requests earlier player phone numbers will be made available. in the week. Coach Rob Ambrose will be available on Thursday and Friday during game week. Photographers must show their credentials in order to gain access to the playing fi eld area. IN-SEASON TV INTERVIEWS: All television interviews with players and coach may be All photographers are limited to the areas along the perimeter of the fi eld but may not enter conducted in the 30-minute period prior to the start of practice. These interviews must be the team bench areas at any time. conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday. No TV interviews will be conducted on Thursday and Local television stations shooting the game for highlight footage may do so from the Friday. All television crews are restricted to shooting practice footage for the fi rst 10 minutes sideline (except in team areas) or from the stands on the south (press box) side of the stadium. of practice. Credentials may be picked up in the press box lobby beginning two hours prior to game Requests for specifi c Towson players should be made to Dustin Semonavick during the time. In addition, they may be picked up from the Offi ce of Athletics Media Relations from 9 fourth quarter. Interviews with opposing players should be coordinated through the visiting a.m. to 5 p.m. on the day prior to the game. SID. The locker rooms for both teams are closed at all times. RADIO BROADCAST INFORMATION Broadcast positions for visiting radio stations are available in the Unitas Stadium press box. POST-GAME INTERVIEW POLICIES Phone lines (POTS and ISDN) may be rented from the Offi ce of Athletics Media Relations. Stations Coach Rob Ambrose and selected Tiger football players will be available in the post-game wishing to broadcast a game from Unitas Stadium should contact XXXX at least two weeks prior interview room located in the Field View Room on the top fl oor of the Field House. to game day. Credential and parking requests for radio staff should be submitted along with After a ten-minute cooling off period, the visiting team coaches and players will appear in the request for phone lines. the interview room. After the visiting team fi nishes, Coach Rob Ambrose and selected players will appear in the MEDIA PARKING interview room. No Tiger fi rst-year freshmen will appear in the interview room. Parking around Unitas Stadium is limited on gameday. Media parking will be available in the Osler Medical Center parking lot, which is located near Unitas Stadium on Osler Drive. Requests for parking passes should be made at the same time as credential requests. If you do not make IN-GAME MEDIA SERVICES arrangements in advance for parking, you will not be able to receive a parking pass for the Pre-game notes, fl ip cards and game programs are distributed in the press box before each game. game. Quickie statistics will be provided after each quarter with a full statistics packet available approximately 20 minutes after the game. There are a limited number of phone lines available ROAD GAME REQUESTS in the press box, but wireless internet is available for media to use. Food and beverages will be provided in the press box approximately 60 minutes before game time. Local members of the media who wish to cover a Towson road football game should contact the host school’s sports information director to obtain credentials. Contact information for the football SID’s of all 2014 Towson opponents can be found in the opponents section of this guide. TIGER ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF

Dustin Semonavick TBA Megan Bradshaw Megan O’Brien Jen Bolton Director Associate Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Intern 116 Colonial Athletic Association Offensive Player of the Year and Payton Award fi nalist Terrance West was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the third round (94th) of the 2014 NFL Draft after a school- and FCS-record breaking year. He set Towson and FCS single-season touchdown and rushing yard records as well as FCS career touchdowns and playoff-game rushing marks. 2014 Towson Football Schedule

Date Opponent Time Aug. 30 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 6 p.m. Sept. 6 at West Virginia 7:30 p.m. Sept. 13 at Delaware State 2 p.m. Sept. 20 N.C. CENTRAL 6 p.m. Sept. 27 MAINE 7 p.m. Oct. 4 STONY BROOK * 3 p.m. Oct. 11 at James Madison * 12:30 p.m. Oct. 18 at Delaware * 12:30 p.m. Nov. 1 ELON * 4 p.m. Nov. 8 at Villanova * 7 p.m. Nov. 15 WILLIAM & MARY * 3 p.m. Nov. 22 at Rhode Island * 12:30 p.m. Nov. 29 - Dec. 20 FCS Playoffs TBA Jan. 3 FCS National Championship TBA

* - denotes Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) contest CAPS - denotes home game (Minnegan Field at Johnny Unitas® Stadium)