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2006 Fb Guide.Indd 2 0 0 6 O p p o n e n t s ANDERSON UNIVERSITY HOPE COLLEGE September 9, Noon September 16, Noon Blackstock Stadium • Greencastle, Indiana Blackstock Stadium • Greencastle, Indiana Location: Anderson, Indiana Location: Holland, Michigan Enrollment: 2,900 Enrollment: 3,141 Nickname: Ravens Nickname: Flying Dutchmen Colors: Orange and Black Colors: Orange and Blue Affiliation: NCAA Division III Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Conference: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Stadium: Macholtz Stadium (4,200) Stadium: Holland Municipal (5,322) President: Dr. James Edwards President: Dr. James E. Bultman Athletic Director: Mike Zapolski Athletic Director: Ray Smith Head Coach: Jeff Judge (Iowa State ’87) Head Coach: Dean Kreps (Monmouth ’84) Record at Anderson: 17-13 (3 years) Record at Hope: 60-45 (11 years) Career Record: 17-13 (3 years) Career Record: 60-45 (11 years) Phone: (765) 641-4469 Phone: (616) 394-7690 2005 Overall Record: 5-5 2005 Overall Record: 5-5 2005 Conference Record: 3-3 (third) 2005 Conference Record: 5-2 (tie-second) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 30/15 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/18 Starters Returning: 14 (Offense-7, Defense-5, Kickers-2) Starters Returning: 16 (Offense-7, Defense-8, Kickers-1) Top Offensive Returnees: RB Denny Kimmel, WR Samuel Weaver, WR Top Offensive Returnees: TB David Booko, TE Kevin VandenBosch, OL Jake Scott, WR Hyman Smith Josh Ullman, OL Ben Smith, OL Jacob Droppers, WR Joey Goeb, FB Top Defensive Returnees: DB Josh Deeter, LB Matt Plessinger, LB Jona- Andy Serrano thon Powers Top Defensive Returnees: LB Zach Huizing, DE Matt Rugenstein, DE Matt Erb, DL Colin Balas, DL Derek Cooper, LB Brett Lucas, DB Troy Blasius, DB Nick Oostveen, DB Kevin Roschek, DB Josh Thorington, P Chris Bowen SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director: Justin Bates Sports Information Director: Tom Renner E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Office Phone: (765) 641-4479 Office Phone: (616) 395-7860 Cell Phone: (765)278-6620 Home Phone: (269) 637-2892 Press Box: N/A Press Box: (616) 392-8199 FAX: (765) 641-3857 FAX: (616) 395-7991 2006 SCHEDULE 2005 RESULTS (5-5, 3-3) 2006 SCHEDULE 2005 RESULTS (5-5, 5-2) Sept. 2 TAYLOR at Olivet Nazarene L 18 33 Sept. 9 at Central at John Carroll L 13 38 Sept. 9 at DePauw at Taylor W 52 14 Sept. 16 at DePauw DEPAUW L 12 38 Sept. 16 at Earlham EARLHAM W 48 7 Sept. 23 WHEATON at Wheaton L 7 48 Sept. 30 at Mt. St. Joseph at Franklin W 24 23 Sept. 30 ALBION KALAMAZOO W 38 7 Oct. 7 FRANKLIN DEFIANCE L 7 32 Oct. 7 at Alma at Olivet L 24 31 Oct. 14 at Defiance at Bluffton (2 ot) W 13 10 Oct. 14 KALAMAZOO WIS. LUTHERAN W 38 7 Oct. 21 BLUFFTON THOMAS MORE L 14 38 Oct. 21 ADRIAN ADRIAN W 42 21 Oct. 28 at Rose-Hulman HANOVER L 28 35 Oct. 28 at Tri-State at Albion L 0 34 Nov. 4 at Hanover MT. ST. JOSEPH L 7 17 Nov. 4 at Olivet at Tri-State W 42 10 Nov. 11 MANCHESTER at Manchester W 28 25 Nov. 11 WIS. LUTHERAN ALMA W 38 20 SERIES RECORD (DePauw leads, 8-4) SERIES RECORD (Series tied 18-18) 1982 DePauw 28-6 1951 DePauw 25-23 1982 Hope 48-7 1994 Hope 19-0 1983 DePauw 7-0 1952 DePauw 34-0 1983 DePauw 13-7 1995 DePauw 13-7 1988 Anderson 24-21 1959 Hope 20-7 1984 Hope 34-26 1996 DePauw 35-7 1989 DePauw 37-36 1960 Hope 21-20 1985 DePauw 20-8 1997 DePauw 33-20 1990 DePauw 48-20 1974 Hope 10-0 1986 Hope 21-13 1998 Hope 20-10 1991 DePauw 12-7 1975 Hope 48-22 1987 Hope 46-7 1999 DePauw 27-21 1992 Anderson 24-8 1976 DePauw 28-22 1988 DePauw 19-7 2000 Hope (OT) 30-24 1993 Andersoon 35-3 1977 Hope 55-7 1989 DePauw 20-13 2001 Hope 41-21 1994 Anderson 20-10 1978 Hope 35-13 1990 Hope 22-14 2002 DePauw 28-21 1995 DePauw 45-13 1979 DePauw 14-11 1991 Hope 23-14 2003 Hope 26-14 1996 DePauw 29-11 1980 DePauw 10-7 1992 DePauw 6-0 2004 DePauw 35-14 1997 DePauw 21-7 1981 DePauw 35-21 1993 Hope 21-10 2005 DePauw 38-12 16 — 2006 DePauw University Football 2 0 0 6 O p p o n e n t s TRINITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY of CHICAGO September 23, 7:30 p.m. CDT September 30, Noon CDT E.M. Stevens Stadium • San Antonio, Texas Stagg Field • Chicago, Illinois Location: San Antonio, Texas Location: Chicago, Illinois Enrollment: 2,700 Enrollment: 4,515 Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Maroons Colors: Maroon and White Colors: Maroon and White Affiliation: NCAA Division III Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Conference: University Athletic Association Stadium: E.M. Stevens Stadium (3,000) Stadium: Stagg Field (1,650) President: Dr. John R. Brazil President: Robert J. Zimmer Athletic Director: Bob King Athletic Director: Tom Weingartner Head Coach: Steve Mohr (Denison ’76) Head Coach: Dick Maloney (UMass-Boston ’74) Record at Trinity: 128-50 (15 years) Record at Chicago: 61-49 (12 years) Career Record: 128-50 (15 years) Career Record: 61-49 (12 years) Phone: (210) 999-8285 Office Phone: (773) 702-9035 2005 Overall Record: 9-1 2005 Overall Record: 5-4 2005 Conference Record: 5-0 (tie-first) 2005 Conference Record: 3-0 (first) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 37/18 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 47/16 Starters Returning: 12 (Offense-4, Defense-7, Kickers-1) Starters Returning: 16 (Offense-9, Defense-7, Kickers-0) Top Offensive Returnees: OL Derek Farney, QB Jacob Cannon, WR Justin Top Offensive Returnees: QB Matt Rinklin, WR Micah Dawson, WR Chase Thompson, WR Anthony Hicks Pierson, WR Mike Albian, OL Ben Potts, OL Leon Gordon, OL Joe Top Defensive Returnees: DL Dustin Allen, LB Tyler Flynn, DB Ted Barn- Bufalino, FB Kyle Cepeda, RB Nick Schey hart, DL David Morgan, LB Philip Kownslar, DL Baron Koch, DB Lee Top Defensive Returnees: DL Laurence Frank, LB Tony Insalaco, LB Patterson, P Casey O’Bryant Vinny O’Leary, LB Gaby Fernandez, DB Scott Johnson, DB Mike Har- riett, DB Todd Young SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director: Justin Parker Sports Information Director: Dave Hilbert E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Office Phone: (210) 999-8447 Office Phone: (773) 702-4638 Home Phone: (210) 495-3141 Home Phone: (630) 922-9606 Press Box: (210) 999-8257 Press Box: (773) 667-1956 FAX: (210) 999-7839 Fax: (773) 834-3694 2006 SCHEDULE 2005 RESULTS (9-1, 5-0) 2006 SCHEDULE 2005 RESULTS (5-4, 3-0) Sept. 2 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST at Austin W 14 3 Sept. 9 CONCORDIA (Ill.) at North Park L 14 19 Sept. 9 at Texas Lutheran TEXAS LUTHERAN W 31 23 Sept. 16 at Elmhurst ELMHURST L 17 21 Sept. 16 REDLANDS at Redlands W 28 25 Sept. 23 at Macalester at Illinois Wesleyan L 13 20 Sept. 23 DEPAUW DEPAUW ccd. Sept. 30 DEPAUW at DePauw L 9 33 Sept. 30 AUSTIN at Rose-Hulman W 24 6 Oct. 14 WASHINGTON (Mo.) at Washington (Mo.) W 27 0 Oct. 7 at Huntingdon HUNTINGDON W 15 10 Oct. 21 at Carnegie Mellon CARNEGIE MELLON W 35 6 Oct. 21 at Centre CENTRE W 45 7 Oct. 28 at Case Reserve at Bethany W 42 3 Oct. 28 RHODES at Rhodes W 34 6 Nov. 4 NORTHWESTERN (Minn.) CASE RESERVE W 14 7 Nov. 4 SEWANEE at Sewanee W 17 3 Nov. 11 at Eureka EUREKA W 55 7 Nov. 11 at Millsaps MILLSAPS W 41 0 MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR L 6 35 SERIES RECORD (Trinity leads 7-0) SERIES RECORD (DePauw leads 7-2) 1998 Trinity 34-18 1938 Chicago 34-14 1999 Trinity 44-0 1996 DePauw 35-0 2000 Trinity 30-26 1997 DePauw 25-0 2001 Trinity 52-18 1998 DePauw 25-10 2002 Trinity 42-33 1999 Chicago 9-6 (2OT) 2003 Trinity 26-24 2002 DePauw 28-12 2004 Trinity 29-28 2003 DePauw 51-10 2005 canceled 2004 DePauw 28-24 2005 DePauw 33-9 2006 DePauw University Football — 17 2 0 0 6 O p p o n e n t s UNIVERSITY of the SOUTH RHODES COLLEGE October 7, 1:30 p.m. October 14, Noon CDT Blackstock Stadium • Greencastle, Indiana Fargason Field • Memphis, Tennessee Location: Sewanee, Tennessee Location: Memphis, Tennessee Enrollment: 1,365 Enrollment: 1,600 Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Lynx Colors: Purple and White Colors: Red and Black Affiliation: NCAA Division III Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Conference: Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Stadium: Harris Stadium/McGee Field (3,000) Stadium: Fargason Field (3,300) President: Dr. Joel Cunningham President: Dr. William Troutt Athletic Director: Mark Webb Athletic Director: Mike Clary Head Coach: John Windham (Vanderbilt ’86) Head Coach: Joe White (Springfield ’84) Record at Sewanee: 43-53 (10 years) Record at Rhodes: 41-46 (nine years) Career Record: 43-53 (10 years) Career Record: 41-46 (nine years) Phone: (931) 598-1593 Phone: (901) 843-3019 2005 Overall Record: 5-5 2005 Overall Record: 2-8 2005 Conference Record: 4-2 (third) 2005 Conference Record: 0-6 (seventh) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 32/NA Lettermen Returning/Lost: 54/22 Starters Returning: 17 (Offense-9, Defense-6, Kickers-2) Starters Returning: 17 (Offense-9, Defense-7, Kickers-1) Top Offensive Returnees: OL Brian Day, OL Josh Doss, RB Blake Mears, Top Offensive Returnees: WR Ronald Bozant, RB Tyler Lake, WR Michael QB Wesley Satterfield, OL Ben Scott, OL Jackie Sharp, K Andrew Gould Hatcher, QB Mark Oliver, OL Parker Long, C, Matt Law, WR Jeff Freyder, Top Defensive Returnees: DL Donald Allen, LB Jacob Cook, DL Bill OL Zach Gropper, OL Alex Conforti Frazier, LB Harlin Hickersonm DB A.J.
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