17-Time Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 #21 Dartmouth (8-1, 5-1) at Princeton (5-4, 2-4)

Game ten HANOVER, N.H. Nov. 21, 2015 Memorial field (11,000)

18th Title on the Line 2015 Schedule No. 21/23 Dartmouth enters the final game of The Series the season with the opportunity to earn at least a Big Green lead 47-43-4 share of the Ivy League title for the first time in 19 Date Opponent Time/Result Year Site Result Year Site Result years. In order to lay claim to their 18th crown — Sept. 19 at Georgetown [pln] 31- 10 W 1897 Princeton 0- 30 L 1968 Dartmouth 7- 34 L more than any other Ancient Eight school — the Big 1903 Princeton 0- 17 L 1969 Princeton 7- 35 L 26 Sacred Heart [ildn] 49- 7 W Green will have to knock off a Princeton squad that 1905 Princeton 6- 0 W 1970 Dartmouth 38- 0 W 1906 Princeton 0- 42 L 1971 Princeton 33- 7 W Oct. 3 at Penn* [ildn] 41- 20 W hopes to play the spoiler. Don’t think for a moment 1908 New York 10- 6 W 1972 Dartmouth 35- 14 W the Tigers wouldn’t relish that role after the Big 1909 Princeton 6- 6 T 1973 Princeton 42- 24 W 1 1910 New York 0- 6 L 1974 Dartmouth 7- 14 L 10 Yale* [fcs] 35- 3 W Green ruined their perfect run through the Ancient 1911 Princeton 0- 3 L 1975 Princeton 21- 16 W Eight two years ago on this very field, forcing Princ- 1912 Princeton 7- 22 L 1976 Princeton 33- 7 W 17 at Central Conn. St. 34- 7 W 1913 Princeton 6- 0 W 1977 Dartmouth 14- 11 W eton to share the 2013 crown with Harvard. 24 * [ildn] 13- 9 W 1914 Princeton 12- 16 L 1978 Princeton 28- 21 W Columbia While Dartmouth got the helping hand it needed 1915 Princeton 7- 30 L 1979 Dartmouth 0- 16 L 1916 Princeton 3- 7 L 1980 Princeton 24- 27 L 30 at #15 Harvard* [nbcsn] 13- 14 L last weekend to be in position to grab a share of the 1933 Princeton 0- 7 L 1981 Dartmouth 32- 13 W championship as Penn knocked off 12th-ranked 1934 Princeton 13- 38 L 1982 Princeton 43- 20 W Nov. 6 Cornell* [nbcsn] 21- 3 W 1935 Princeton 6- 26 L 1983 Dartmouth 21- 3 W Harvard, 35-25, the Big Green took care of their own 1936 Princeton 13- 13 T 1984 Princeton 17- 21 L 14 at Brown* [ildn] 34- 18 W business at hand with a 34-18 triumph at Brown. 1937 Princeton 33- 9 W 1985 Dartmouth 3- 10 L 1938 Princeton 22- 0 W 1986 Princeton 28- 6 W 21 Princeton* [asn/ildn] 12:00 The blustery conditions wreaked havoc through- 1939 Princeton 7- 9 L 1987 Dartmouth 3- 34 L out the game as the two teams combined for barely 1940 Princeton 9- 14 L 1988 Princeton 24- 17 W 1 1941 Princeton 20- 13 W 1989 Dartmouth 14- 20 L Home games in bold ~ *Ivy League game ~ Homecoming 200 passing yards and 13 turnovers, including four 1942 Princeton 19- 7 W 1990 Princeton 23- 6 W ildn — Ivy League Digital Network by the Bears in the first quarter alone. That helped 1943 Princeton 42- 13 W 1991 Dartmouth 31- 13 W pln — Patriot League Network ~ fcs — Fox College Sports 1945 Prinecton 13- 13 T 1992 Princeton 34- 20 W Dartmouth jump out to a 14-0 lead, and only two 1946 Princeton 20- 13 W 1993 Dartmouth 28- 22 W nbcsn — NBC Sports Network Brown touchdowns in the final five minutes brought 1947 Princeton 12- 14 L 1994 Princeton 13- 20 L asn — American Sports Network 1948 Princeton 33- 13 W 1995 Dartmouth 10- 10 T All times Eastern and tentative the score back to respectability. 1949 Princeton 13- 19 L 1996 Princeton 24- 0 W Big Green Dalyn Williams had an 1950 Princeton 7- 13 L 1997 Dartmouth (ot) 12- 9 W 1951 Princeton 0- 13 L 1998 Princeton 13- 35 L uncharacteristically rough day, recording his fewest 1952 Princeton 0- 33 L 1999 Dartmouth 19- 18 W total yards in a game in 32 career starts. He does, 1953 Princeton 34- 12 W 2000 Princeton 43- 37 W Quick Facts 1954 Princeton 7- 49 L 2001 Dartmouth 14- 35 L however, remain among the top 25 QBs in the FCS 1955 Princeton 14- 34 L 2002 Princeton 30- 38 L Location ...... Hanover, N.H. in eight offensive statistical categories, includ- 1956 Princeton 19- 0 W 2003 Dartmouth 21- 15 W Founded/Enrollment ...... 1769/4,200 1957 Princeton 14- 34 L 2004 Princeton 10- 17 L ing passing (258.9 ypg), total offense (284.4 ypg), 1958 Princeton 21- 12 W 2005 Dartmouth 0- 30 L President ...... Philip J. Hanlon completion percentage (63.3) and passing efficiency 1959 Princeton 12- 7 W 2006 Princeton 17- 27 L Athletics Director ...... Harry Sheehy 1960 Princeton 0- 7 L 2007 Dartmouth (ot) 14- 17 L (144.28). 1961 Princeton 24- 6 W 2008 Princeton 10- 28 L Nickname ...... Big Green With the passing game limited to 110 yards at 1962 Princeton 38- 27 W 2009 Dartmouth 11- 23 L Colors ...... Green and White 1963 Princeton 22- 21 W 2010 Princeton 31- 0 W Brown, the running game enjoyed its second straight 1964 Dartmouth 7- 37 L 2011 Dartmouth 24- 17 W Affiliation ...... NCAA FCS productive week with Kyle Bramble (17 carries, 93 1965 Princeton 28- 14 W 2012 Princeton 35- 21 W Conference ...... Ivy League 1966 Dartmouth 31- 13 W 2013 Dartmouth 28- 24 W yards, TD) and Brian Grove (8-90, TD) providing 1967 Princeton 17- 14 W 2014 Princeton 41- 10 W First Season ...... 1881 the bulk of the work. Grove’s touchdown was the • has gone 8-7 against Princeton in All-Time Record (Seasons) .684-448-46 (134th) first score of the day on a 61-yard run immediately his two stints at Dartmouth. Stadium (Capacity) . . Memorial Field (11,000) following a Brown fumble. • The Big Green have won the last five meetings, Surface ...... FieldTurf The Big Green remain a very dangerous passing their longest winning streak in the series. Head Coach . . Buddy Teevens (Dartmouth ’79) team with Williams — the school’s all-time leading • Since the start of Ivy play in 1956, Dartmouth is Record at Dartmouth (Seasons) 74-83-2 (16th) passer — behind center. And with two of the top 10 36-22-1 against the Tigers, but just two games Overall Record (Seasons) . . 108-160-2 (26th) receivers in Dartmouth history in Ryan McManus over .500 at Memorial Field with a 13-11-1 2014 Record/Conf. (Finish) . . . 8-2/6-1 (2nd) (162 catches, 2,186 yards) and Victor Williams record versus Princeton. Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . . 48/20 (130 for 1,585), look for Robert L. Blackman Head Starters Returning . . .19 (6 Off; 9 Def; 4 Spec) Football Coach Buddy Teevens to have his squad air two himself last weekend, and as a Starters Lost ...... 9 (5 Off; 2 Def; 2 Spec) it out a bit more in the trio’s final game. team Dartmouth has 17 to rank third in the nation Basic Offense ...... Multiple What has helped boost the Big Green to the top (as well as third in turnover margin). With A.J. Basic Defense ...... Multiple of the standings, perhaps more than anything else, Zuttah and Cody Fulleton on the line stuffing the Dir. of Varsity Athletics Comm. . . Rick Bender has been a stout defense. No FCS team has allowed running game, the Big Green defense is formidable. Phone/Fax . . . . 603-646-1030/603-646-3348 fewer points (10.1 per game), and Dartmouth has not Last year, Dartmouth handed the Tigers a 41-10 E-mail ...... [email protected] only yielded the third-fewest yards on the ground, defeat at Princeton Stadium as Williams completed Press Box ...... 603-646-0111 but is ranked second in passing efficiency defense. 30-of-35 passes for 305 yards and four touchdowns, Web Site . . . . . www.DartmouthSports.com Linebacker Will McNamara heads up the defen- three to Bo Patterson. At the half, the Big Green lead Administrative Assistant . . . . Cindi Mansell sive unit with a team-high 59 tackles while picking was just 17-3 before they scored 24 points in the first Phone ...... 603-646-2468 off four passes, matching free safety David Caldwell 18 minutes of the second stanza. The defense limited E-mail . . . . [email protected] for the team lead. Cornerback Vernon Harris had the host Tigers to 228 yards of offense.

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 1 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Scouting the Tigers Bieck connecting on 11-of-12 field goals — four Since opening the season with four consecutive from at least 40 yards out — and 31-of-33 PATs. BIG GREEN INSIDER victories, Princeton has fallen on hard times, drop- Tyler Roth handles most of the punting duties, Dartmouth fans who are unable to come to ping four of five with the lone win a 47-21 blowout averaging just under 40 yards per kick, but Kanoff Hanover or the various venues on the road can over Cornell. But three of those four losses have been has been known to pooch punt on occasion. Fielding catch the Big Green football team four times on by a touchdown or less, including an overtime defeat kicks, Dré Nelson is a dangerous return man, leading television, plus watch five of the games online at Penn two weeks ago only because the Tigers had a the league in kick return average with a 100-yarder through Big Green Insider on the Ivy League field goal blocked on the final play of regulation. to his credit this year. Digital Network (ILDN). For more information, Princeton owns an offense every bit as formida- The Tigers are under the care of the Charles W. visit ILDN.tv. ble as the Big Green’s, averaging 31.3 points a game, Caldwell Jr. ’25 Head Coach of Football, Bob Surace, For the fifth straight year, Dartmouth is team- topping 40 on four occasions. Quarterback Chad finishing up his sixth campaign with the Tigers with a ing up with Northeast Sports Network (NSN) to Kanoff averages about 230 yards a game through current record of 25-34. Prior to coming to Princeton, produce the home games the air while completing 57.6 percent of his passes he served as an assistant coach with the Cincinnati and provide an enhanced with eight touchdowns and six interceptions. But Bengals, helping the team to an AFC North title in viewing experience with Dartmouth will need to be wary of the halfback pass 2009. His other head coaching experience came at multiple camera angles, as well with John Lovett completing 11-of-15 throws Western Connecticut State where he led the Colo- instant replay and upgraded with three touchdowns this season. nials to an overall record of 18-3 in 2000 and ’01. He graphics — all in HD. This is a team that spreads the wealth when it was an All-Ivy first-team center back in 1989 at Princ- For those who are unable to watch the stream comes to yardage, both on the ground and through eton, which won a share of the conference crown. of the game live, an archived broadcast of the full the air. Five receivers have between 20 and 30 recep- game will be available within 24 hours after the tions for at least 200 yards, led by Isaiah Barnes Big Green on the Small Screen contest on Big Green Insider. with 29 for 429 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The game against Princeton is being televised by As always, the Dart- Preseason All-Ivy receiver Seth DeValve missed four American Sports Network, making it the fourth TV mouth Sports Network will games due to injury, but has caught 14 passes in the game of the season. Dartmouth has appeared in a broadcast all 10 games on last two games since returning to the field. televised football game 87 times, sporting a 32-54-1 99Rock, WFRD 99.3 FM in the Upper Valley, and also Joe Rhattigan is the featured running back with record. Even with the agonizing 14-13 loss at Harvard for free online through the ILDN. 111 carries for 555 yards and seven touchdowns, on Oct. 30, another contest shown on TV, the cam- Joining the broadcast team this year will be but his 5.0-yard average is just the fifth-best among eras have been a bit more accommodating recently Adam Giardino, a 2011 graduate of the Univer- the five backs with at least 100 yards on the ground. with the Big Green winning seven of their last nine. sity of Connecticut. Giardino just completed his Lovett is one to watch at 6.6 yards per carry and nine This is just the fourth time Dartmouth has played third year providing play-by-play for the Trenton touchdowns, plus he is second on the team with 25 Princeton in front of the television cameras, and first Thunder, the AA affiliate of the New York Yankees, catches for 318 yards. time since 1989, going 1-2 against the Tigers. and he has been a part of football broadcasts at The separator for these two teams is on the UMass and Brown as well as his alma mater in his Maintaining Spot in All-Time Titles other side of the ball. Whereas Dartmouth has the undergraduate days. stingiest defense among FCS schools at 10.1 points The first Ivy League season was played in 1956, Giardino will be paired with Wayne Young ’72, allowed per game, Princeton has surrendered 24.4 won by Yale. Dartmouth won its first crown two who will provide analysis as he has for the 16th points while yielding 438.7 yards per game, 97th years later, and when the Big Green won its second in consecutive year. A two-sport athlete at Dart- nationally out of 123 teams. The pass defense has 1962, no other team had more. Since the fourth Ivy mouth, Young was a linebacker on three Ivy League been particularly exploited for over 270 yards each title to Dartmouth’s credit in 1965, the Green have championship Big Green squads from 1969-71 that time on the field (116th). always had more football championships than any went 25-2, earning first-team All-Ivy honors as a Free safety Dorian Williams is tied for the league other Ancient Eight squad. A victory over Princeton senior captain. He is a member of Wearers of the lead with 81 tackles, including 15 last week in a 35- would assure Dartmouth maintains that distinction Green for having earned the Alfred E. Watson Tro- 28 loss to Yale. Linebacker Matt Arends has a way of for a 51st consecutive year as both Harvard and Penn phy as Dartmouth’s top male athlete in 1971-72. causing problems with his team-leading six tackles have 16 on their ledgers and the Green 17. for a loss with 1.5 sacks. As a team, Princeton has Princeton Media picked off nine passes this year, two each for line- Three-Way Tie in Play backer R.J. Paige and strong safety Khamal Brown. Not since 1982 has there been a three-way tie for Video, Audio. . . . .Ivy League Digital Network The kicking game is in good shape with Nolan first in the final Ivy League football standings, yet Radio...... 99Rock WFRD (99.3 FM) here we are with Dartmouth, Harvard and Penn tied Play-by-Play ...... Adam Giardino Princeton with one game to play. Should all three win (or all Analyst ...... Wayne Young three lose) on Saturday, it would be just the fourth Live Stats ...... DartmouthSports.com Schedule time three teams shared the crown, all of which have Twitter ...... @DartFootball involved the Big Green: Date Opponent Time/Result • In 1966, Dartmouth won its final four games to tie Sept. 19 at Lafayette 40- 7 W Harvard and Princeton at 6-1; Sept. 26 Lehigh 52- 26 W • Three years later, the Green fell back into a three- Oct. 2 Columbia* 10- 5 W way tie at 6-1 with Princeton and Yale when the Tigers ruined Dartmouth’s bid for an undefeated Oct. 10 Colgate 44- 20 W season in the final game of the year, 35-7; and Television Oct. 17 at Brown* 31- 38 L • This year’s trio (Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn) all Network...... American Sports Network Oct. 24 at Harvard* 7- 42 L finished 5-2 as the Big Green won their final three Play-by-Play ...... Steve Sudikoff Oct. 31 * 47- 21 W to earn their share of the title. Cornell Analyst ...... Ken Dunek Nov. 7 at Penn* (ot) 23- 26 L Nine Would Be Nice Channels Nov. 14 * 28- 35 L CSN New England Yale A Dartmouth victory over Princeton would give Complete List of Channels Nov. 21 at Dartmouth* 12:00 the Big Green nine victories for the 2015 campaign, Home games in bold ~ *Ivy League game just the sixth time in program history it would

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hit that mark on the nose (the 1996 team won 10 Head Coach games). The 1962, ’65 and ’70 teams all went un- National blemished at 9-0, but the last time Dartmouth had a Buddy Teevens ’79 is in record of 9-1 came in 1903, two years after the team Rankings his second stint at the helm had that exact same record. of his alma mater, with DART Category PRIN his first tenure coming in Shutting Down Opponents 416.6 (37) Total Offense 423.9 (30) 1987-91. In both 1990 and The Big Green lead the nation in scoring defense 150.4 (66) Rushing Offense 174.3 (44) 1991, he led the Big Green having yielded 91 points in nine games, an average 266.1 (26) Passing Offense 249.6 (33) to 7-2-1 marks, earning a of 10.1. No Dartmouth team has held the opposi- 141.66 (24) Passing Efficiency 123.57 (63) share of the Ivy League title tion to fewer than 10 points per game since the 1979 30.1 (39) Scoring Offense 31.3 (31) in ’90 at 6-1, then winning squad allowed just 86 total over nine games (9.6). If 272.7 (5) Total Defense 438.7 (97) the conference outright the Princeton scores no more than a touchdown, the Big 85.3 (3) Rushing Defense 166.0 (65) following year at 6-0-1. Last year his squad posted Green will join the other eight Dartmouth squads to 187.3 (25) Pass Defense 272.7 (116) its best record in 17 years, going 8-2 overall and 6-1 accomplish the feat in the Ivy era (1956-58, ’60, ’62, 92.67 (2) Pass Effic. Defense 131.07 (81) in league play to finish second in the Ivy standings. ’65, ’70 and ’79), five of which won titles. 10.1 (1) Scoring Defense 24.4 (51) A native of Pembroke, Mass., Teevens was a +1.3 (3) Turnover Margin +0.6 (T24) standout quarterback for the Big Green as he was Class of 2016 Looking for 29th Win 40.0 (51) 3rd Down Pct. 46.2 (18) named the Ivy League Player of the Year and an Another benefit of beating the Tigers would be 52.9 (42) 4th Down Pct. 54.5 (T35) honorable mention All-American while leading that the members of the senior class would earn 34.9 (66) Net Punting 33.9 (79) Dartmouth to the league title as a senior in 1978. He their 29th victory, matching the most over any four- 8.2 (62) Punt Returns 6.7 (82) also lettered in hockey, helping the Big Green to a year period since 1970-73 when the team won 30. 24.6 (3) Kickoff Returns 21.7 (40) third-place finish at the 1979 NCAA championship. On only four other occasions has Dartmouth won 30 81.2 (114) Fewest Penalty Yards 53.4 (46) Teevens began his coaching career with the run- over a four-year span — 1901-04 (31), 1911-14 (30), ning backs at DePauw before becoming the offensive 1962-65 (31) and 1969-72 (school-record 32). out of 123 teams coordinator at in 1980. His first head coaching gig came at Maine, posting the first Harris to Start All 40 Games consecutive winning seasons there in 21 years. No Dartmouth player has ever started 40 varsity After his first tour at his alma mater, he served games. That will change with the Princeton game five years as Tulane’s head coach. He was instru- as senior cornerback Vernon Harris will start his mental in building the foundation that allowed 40th and final collegiate game. He arrived in the the program to achieve perfection in 1998 with an fall of 2012 and was immediately thrust into the 11-0 record. Teevens then spent two years as the starting lineup, quickly making an impact by forcing offensive coordinator at Illinois before three bowl a Holy Cross fumble with 11 seconds to play to set seasons with the Florida Gators in 1999-2001. Dartmouth up Dartmouth’s game-winning field goal in a 13-10 Prior to his return to Dartmouth, Teevens was triumph. He enters this game with 185 career tackles Under Teevens the head coach at Stanford for three years, helping (sixth most over the last decade), 27 passes defended to rebuild the program there. of which six are interceptions, two forced fumbles Category Record Year Team Overall Conference and a fumble recovery. Overall ...... 74-83-2 1985 Maine 6-5 .545 2-3 .400 Yankee Home ...... 40-40 1986 7-4 .636 3-4 .429 Turnover Smorgasbord Away ...... 34-43-2 1987 Dartmouth 2-8 .200 1-6 .143 Ivy Although Dartmouth coughed the ball up six Ivy ...... 56-54-1 1988 5-5 .500 4-3 .571 times at Brown — its most in a game in nine years Big Green lead after 1st quarter . . . . .43-9-1 1989 5-5 .500 4-3 .571 — the Big Green still managed to not lose the battle Trail after 1st quarter ...... 16-59-1 1990 7-2-1 .750 6-1 .857 of turnovers by forcing seven by the Bears (the most Tied after 1st quarter ...... 15-15 1991 7-2-1 .750 6-0-1 .929 Lead at the half ...... 52-10-1 1992 Tulane 2-9 .182 Independent by an opponent in eight years). The 13 combined Trail at the half ...... 17-68-1 1993 4-8 .333 turnovers are the most in a Dartmouth game since 1994 1-10 .091 a 41-0 victory over Columbia on Nov. 8, 1986 (also Tied at the half ...... 5-5 1995 2-9 .182 13), and just the ninth time in the last 40 years with Lead after 3rd quarter ...... 61-9 1996 2-9 .182 1-4 .200 C-USA at least 10. Of those nine game, the Big Green have Trail after 3rd quarter ...... 8-66 2002 Stanford 2-9 .182 1-7 .125 Pac-10 won seven times. Tied after 3rd quarter ...... 5-8-2 2003 4-7 .364 2-6 .250 Overtime ...... 2-6 2004 4-7 .364 2-6 .250 Like a Rolling Stone Opponent scores less than 10 ...... 24-1 2005 Dartmouth 2-8 .200 1-6 .143 Ivy Sophomore Ryder Stone returned a kickoff 89 Opponent scores 10-19 ...... 28-10 2006 2-8 .200 2-5 .286 Opponents scores 20-29 ...... 20-31-1 2007 3-7 .300 3-4 .429 yards for a touchdown in the 34-18 win at Brown on Opponent scores 30 or more ...... 2-41-1 2008 0-10 .000 0-7 .000 Nov. 14 to help him earn Ivy League Special Teams 2009 2-8 .200 2-5 .286 Player of the Week honors. It was the first Dartmouth Dartmouth scores less than 10 ...... 0-23 2010 6-4 .600 3-4 .429 score on a kickoff return since Kirby Schoenthaler Dartmouth scores 10-19 ...... 9-35 2011 5-5 .500 4-3 .571 brought one back 79 yards at Yale on Oct. 6, 2012. But Dartmouth scores 20-29 ...... 30-22-1 2012 6-4 .600 4-3 .571 Schoenthaler had a longer return at Dartmouth scores at least 30 ...... 35-3-1 2013 6-4 .600 5-2 .714 last year (92 yards) without reaching the end zone. Game decided by 0-5 points ...... 16-14-2 2014 8-2 .800 6-1 .857 The last one for the Green at Memorial Field came on Decided by 6-10 points ...... 17-19 2015 8-1 .889 5-1 .833 the first play of the 2012 season when Miles Gay — Decided by 11-20 points ...... 19-22 25+ seasons 108-160-2 .404 67-84-1 .444 Decided by more than 20 points . . . . .22-28 Dartmouth 74-83-2 .472 56-54-1 .509 Ivy not one of the designated return men — scooped up a Dartmouth forces more turnovers . . . 46-12-2 Tulane 11-45 .196 1-4 .200 C-USA Butler kick and rumbled 85 yards for the touchdown. Stanford 10-23 .303 5-19 .208 Pac-10 Opponent forces more turnovers . . . . 14-46 Maine 13-9 .591 5-7 .417 Yankee Turnovers equal ...... 14-24

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 3 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Double-Digit Passing Yards Again following career accomplishments to date: Career Leaders defense held Brown to just 95 • He is the first Dartmouth QB with 7,000 passing Rushing rush yds avg td yards through the air, marking the second straight yards to his credit (7,196, 7th all-time in the Ivy 1. Nick Schwieger, 2008-11 649 3150 4.85 26 week the Big Green opponent had not amassed 100. League) and 5,000 Ivy yards (5,276, 6th) as well. 2. Dominick Pierre, 2010-13 529 2638 4.99 30 The last time the Green managed to hold consecu- • Williams is just the ninth Ivy QB to post seven or 3. Al Rosier, 1989-91 448 2252 5.03 17 tive opponents under 100 was 27 years ago in a loss more 300-yard passing games with his 311-yard 4. David Clark, 1987-89 365 1812 4.96 13 to Yale and a win over Columbia. performance at 15th-ranked Harvard. 5. Rick Klupchak, 1971-73 295 1788 6.06 10 • His 206 total yards against Cornell made him the 6. Jake Crouthamel, 1957-59 387 1763 4.56 12 Bramble, Grove Top 90 first Dartmouth QB and fourth Ivy Leaguer to top Pete Oberle, 1993-96 436 1763 4.04 11 Before the Brown game, Dartmouth did not have 6,000 yards in Ivy games alone (currently 6,153, 38 8. Greg Smith, 1995-96 402 1711 4.25 13 a single player record even 90 yards on the ground in yards shy of third all-time). 9. Curt Oberg, 1975-77 391 1693 4.33 11 • 10. Shon Page, 1987, ’89-90 370 1677 4.53 12 a game, partly due to using several running backs in a Williams passed former NFL QB Jay Fiedler ’94 in rotation. That changed against the Bears as both Kyle career total yards earlier this season and currently Passing att-cmp-int yds pct td Bramble and Brian Grove ran for 93 and 90 yards, has 8,695, third most in Ivy League history. 1. Dalyn Williams, 2012- 944-589-12 7196 .624 55 respectively. For Grove, it was a career high, and on • He set a school record by completing 92 percent 2. Jay Fiedler, 1991-93 813-456-43 6684 .560 58 of his passes (23-of-25) against Penn. The previous 3. , 1998-02 952-560-41 5912 .588 33 just eight carries, one of which was a 61-yard touch- 4. Conner Kempe, 2008-11 786-422-29 4499 .537 26 down run, matching the longest carry of his career. record was held by Bill King since the 1962 season. 5. Charlie Rittgers, 2003-05 731-398-29 4472 .544 25 • Another school record fell the following week with 6. Mark Johnson, 1987-89 757-389-25 4413 .513 25 From Blockee to Blocker 435 passing yards against Yale, breaking the mark 7. David Gabianelli, 1984-86 437-230-16 3424 .526 22 Defensive tackle A.J. Zuttah is one of the top held by Fiedler. 8. Jon Aljancic, 1994-96 441-230-17 3141 .521 16 linemen in the Ivy League and is used to having • Yet another school record: 453 total yards vs. 9. Frank Polsinello, 1981-83 380-223-20 2942 .587 13 blockers in his way when trying to get into the Yale, breaking his own mark. He has also topped 10. Greg Smith, 1999-2001 426-255-15 2773 .599 27 backfield. He became the blocker, however, on Brown 400 yards four times in his career, one more than Receptions rec yds avg td PAT attempts as he swatted not one but two kicks to everyone else at Dartmouth combined. 1. Jay Barnard, 2000-03 216 2392 11.1 17 deny the Bears those extra points. Those two blocks • In the Ivy League annals, he also ranks in the top 2. Casey Cramer, 2000-03 185 2477 13.4 21 matched the total for the rest of the team all season, 10 in career completions (589, 7th), career Ivy 3. Ryan McManus, 2011- 162 2186 13.5 11 both of which came in the previous two contests. completions (424, 5th), career accuracy (62.4 per- 4. Craig Morton, 1986-88 138 2605 18.9 19 cent, 7th), career passing efficiency (143.11, 5th) 5. Jack Daly, 1981-83 135 2208 16.4 15 Williams Looking to End Strong and career touchdown passes (55, 6th). 6. Tim McManus, 2007-11 134 1633 12.2 8 • Became the first Dartmouth QB to top 300 passing 7. Dave Shula, 1978-80 133 1822 13.7 9 Dalyn Williams would like nothing better than 8. Ryan Fuselier, 2004-06 131 1501 11.5 8 to end his collegiate career on a high note. The yards (313 against Sacred Heart, 336 at Penn, 435 vs. 9. Victor Williams, 2012- 130 1585 12.2 7 quarterback is 23-8 as the Big Green starter behind Yale) in three straight weeks. 10. Mike Bobo, 1989-91 112 1412 12.6 13 center, but suffered one of his worst statistical games • Led Dartmouth to its first win at Penn since 1997. last week at Brown as he completed just 11-of- • Named national FCS Offensive Player of the Week Receiving Yardage rec yds avg td by STATS, Performance Awards 1. Craig Morton, 1986-88 138 2605 18.9 19 22 throws for 110 yards with a career-high three 2. Casey Cramer, 2000-03 185 2477 13.4 21 interceptions. And his negative-25 yards rushing and College Sporting News after the Penn game, 3. Jay Barnard, 2000-03 216 2392 11.1 17 matched a career low. In addition, although he led plus was named the Ivy League Offensive Player of 4. Jack Daly, 1981-83 135 2208 16.4 15 Dartmouth to a win over Princeton here two years the Week after Penn and Yale, giving him six in his 5. Ryan McManus, 2011- 162 2186 13.5 11 ago, he was held to a mere four completions in 15 career (one shy of Fiedler’s school record seven). 6. Dave Shula, 1978-80 133 1822 13.7 9 attempts for 92 yards with two interceptions (his • Also earned the Gold Helmet Award from the New 7. Michael Reilly, 2008-12 106 1745 16.5 13 only other career game with more than one). So I’d England Football Writers for a second time. 8. Tim McManus, 2007-11 134 1633 12.2 8 say, expect big things from the quarterback with the 9. Victor Williams, 2012- 130 1585 12.2 7 10. Ryan Fuselier, 2004-06 131 1501 11.5 8 Dartmouth Coaching Records Total Offense rush pass yds Name Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct 1. Dalyn Williams, 2012- 1499 7196 8695 (Team Captains, No Coaches) 1881-84, ’86-92 (11) 54 29 21 4 .574 2. Jay Fielder, 1991-93 565 6684 7249 3. Brian Mann, 1998-2002 606 5912 6518 1893-94 (2) 16 9 7 0 .588 4. Conner Kempe, 2008-11 -64 4499 4435 William Wurtenberg 1895-99 (5) 48 23 23 2 .500 5. Charlie Rittgers, 2003-05 -198 4472 4274 Frederick Jennings 1900 (1) 8 2 4 2 .375 6. Mark Johnson, 1987-89 -175 4413 4238 Walter McCornack 1901-02 (2) 19 15 3 1 .816 7. Jon Aljancic, 1994-96 1015 3141 4156 1903-06 (4) 38 29 5 4 .816 8. David Gabianelli, 1984-86 -142 3424 3282 John O’Connor 1907-08 (2) 17 14 1 2 .882 9. Mickey Beard, 1964-66 601 2665 3266 Walter Lillard 1909 (1) 8 5 1 2 .750 10. Nick Schwieger, 2008-11 3150 62 3212 William Randall 1910 (1) 7 5 2 0 .714 Scoring td fg xp 2xp pts Frank Cavanaugh 1911-16 (6) 54 42 9 3 .805 1. Myles Lane, 1925-27 48 0 19 0 307 1917-20 (4) 31 21 9 1 .681 2. Al Marsters, 1927-29 33 0 14 0 212 Jackson Cannell 1921-22, ’29-33 (7) 62 39 19 4 .661 3. Dennis Durkin, 1990-92 0 36 94 2 204 Jesse Hawley 1923-28 (6) 50 39 10 1 .790 4. Dave Regula, 1994-97 1 38 80 2 202 1934-40 (7) 64 45 15 4 .734 5. Foley Schmidt, 2008-11 0 33 87 0 186 DeOrmond (Tuss) McLaughry 1941-42, ’45-54 (12) 105 44 58 3 .425 6. Dominick Pierre, 2010-13 30 0 0 0 180 7. Nick Schwieger, 2008-11 26 0 0 0 156 Earl Brown 1943-44 (2) 15 8 6 1 .567 8. Bill Hutchinson, 1937-39 21 2 9 0 151 Robert Blackman 1955-70 (16) 144 104 37 3 .732 9. Bob MacLeod, 1936-38 25 0 0 0 150 John (Jake) Crouthamel 1971-77 (7) 63 41 20 2 .667 10. Swede Oberlander, 1923-25 23 0 0 0 138 Joseph Yukica 1978-86 (9) 87 36 47 4 .437 John Lyons 1992-2004 (13) 129 60 68 1 .469 Eugene (Buddy) Teevens 1987-91, 2005- (15+) 159 74 83 2 .472 Total 1178 684 448 46 .600

4 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 Did I Mention the Turnovers? Last Meeting As noted earlier, Dartmouth forced seven Brown Season Leaders Dartmouth 41, Princeton 10 turnovers on Nov. 14. Among the highlights from Rushing rush yds avg td those miscues: 1. Al Rosier, 1991 258 1432 5.55 12 Princeton, N.J. — Nov. 22, 2014 • Vernon Harris picked off two passes — the third 2. Nick Schwieger, 2011 241 1310 5.44 10 Big Green player to do so this year — to earn the Ivy 3. Nick Schwieger, 2010 242 1133 4.68 14 Dartmouth 7 10 10 14 — 41 League Defensive Player of the Week award. 4. Shon Page, 1990 217 1087 5.01 11 Princeton 3 0 0 7 — 10 • Lucas Bavaro not only recorded his first career 5. Dominick Pierre, 2013 214 1064 4.97 13 , but recovered a fumble as well. 6. David Clark, 1989 219 1063 4.85 4 D 1 13:13 Patterson 58 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 0 7. Michael Gratch, 2001 194 916 4.72 6 • Eric Wickham intercepted a throw for the second P 1 9:54 Bieck 23 FG 7- 3 8. Greg Smith, 1996 224 885 3.95 10 D 2 9:04 R. McManus 4 pass from Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 14- 3 time in his career, returning it eight yards while 9. Dominick Pierre, 2012 166 830 5.00 9 D 2 0:06 Gakenheimer 22 FG 17- 3 looking like a veteran ball carrier. 10. Greg Smith, 1995 178 826 4.64 3 D 3 13:59 Patterson 38 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 24- 3 • David Caldwell collected a career-high 10 tackles D 3 8:02 Gakenheimer 29 FG 27- 3 Passing att-cmp-int yds pct td D 4 13:18 Patterson 12 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 34- 3 and added a forced fumble to his season totals that 1. Brian Mann, 2002 423-253-10 2913 .598 19 D 4 12:07 Stone 6 run (Gakenheimer kick) 41- 3 include four picks and three fumble recoveries. 2. Jay Fiedler, 1992 273-175-13 2748 .641 25 P 4 9:34 Rhattigan 1 run (Bieck kick) 21- 10 • Kyran McKinney-Crudden also fell on a fumble 3. Jay Fiedler, 1993 321-160-19 2542 .498 20 during kickoff coverage, his first career recovery. Dart Prin 4. Dalyn Williams, 2015 297-188-4 2330 .633 16 FIRST DOWNS 28 17 5. D. Gabianelli, 1986 259-141-12 2264 .544 17 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 41-177 28-103 4th-and-18? No Problem! 6. Mark Johnson, 1988 350-196-11 2262 .560 11 PASSING YARDS (NET) 341 125 In the third quarter at Brown, Dartmouth held a 7. C. Rittgers, 2003 312-177-9 2138 .567 15 Passes Att-Comp-Int 40-33-0 40-22-0 21-6 lead but faced fourth down with 18 yards to go 8. Dalyn Williams, 2014 268-181-3 2119 .675 21 81-518 68-228 TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 9. F. Polsinello, 1983 229-141-9 1952 .616 9 Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-1 at the Bear 24. With the wind howling and no better Penalties-Yards 8-73 9-83 choices available, the Big Green chose to go for it. 10. C. Rittgers, 2004 320-170-14 1866 .531 8 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-43.2 9-33.9 Dalyn Williams, suffering through one of his worst Punt Returns-Yards 5-67 1-(-1) Receptions rec yds avg td games, was spot on for this play, however, rifling a 1. Jay Barnard, 2002 83 899 10.8 8 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-60 4-69 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 24-yard strike to junior Houston Brown in the end 2. Casey Cramer, 2002 72 1017 14.1 7 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-4 0-0 zone for the touchdown, sending Dartmouth on its 3. Jay Barnard, 2003 70 861 12.3 5 Possession Time 37:56 22:04 way to a 34-18 victory. 4. Ryan McManus, 2014 68 879 12.9 8 Third-Down Conversions 7-16 5-16 5. John Hyland, 1993 62 1076 17.4 9 Fourth-Down Conversions 0-1 0-1 Three Named Academic All-District 6. Tim McManus, 2008 60 637 10.6 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-6 1-1 Dartmouth had three of its players named to 7. Victor Williams, 2015 59 798 13.5 4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-11 2-12 8. Casey Cramer, 2003 58 694 12.0 6 the Capital One Academic All-District I Football 9. Ryan Fuselier, 2006 57 711 12.5 3 RUSHING: D — Brian Grove 7-77; Ryder Stone 13-59; Team — junior NB Lucas Bavaro, senior RB Kyle Jacob Siwicki 10-46; Alex Park 1-0; TEAM 1-(-1); Dalyn 10. Jack Daly, 1983 56 889 15.9 5 Williams 9-(-4). P — A.J. Glass 8-41; Joe Rhattigan 7-37; Bramble and senior C Jacob Flores. Bavaro is an Will Powers 7-20; Quinn Epperly 3-15; Dre Nelson 1-2; T. economics major with a 3.31 GPA, Bramble an Receiving Yardage rec yds avg td Osborne 1-(-1); Connor Michelsen 1-(-11). engineering major with a 3.36 GPA and Flores is 1. John Hyland, 1993 62 1076 17.4 9 2. Craig Morton, 1986 44 1063 24.2 10 studying religion and sports a 3.47 GPA. PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 30-35-0-305; Alex Park 3. Jack Daly, 1982 55 1034 18.8 8 3-5-0-36. P — Connor Michelsen 18-33-0-102; Quinn Three Others Named to Watch List 4. Casey Cramer, 2002 72 1017 14.1 7 Epperly 4-7-0-23. 5. Matt Brzica, 1992 53 965 18.2 8 The College Football Performance Awards an- 6. Jay Barnard, 2002 83 899 10.8 8 RECEIVING: D — Ryan McManus 10-96; Bo Patterson nounced its Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) 7. Craig Morton, 1988 53 891 16.8 6 5-129; Stephen Johnston 5-49; Victor WIlliams 5-37; Brian 8. Jack Daly, 1983 56 889 15.9 5 Grove 3-(-7); Jordan Aré 2-25; Ryder Stone 2-1; Garrett Defensive Awards Watch List last week, and three Schmidt 1-11. P — Matt Costello 6-62; Connor Kelly 5-36; members of the were recog- 9. Ryan McManus, 2014 68 879 12.9 8 Quinn Epperly 4-(-10); Will Power 2-2; S. Carpenter 1-11; nized — free safety David Caldwell, and linebackers 10. Jay Barnard, 2003 70 861 12.3 5 A.J. Glass 1-10; Kedric Bostic 1-7; J. Frusciante 1-4; Jon Will McNamara and Folarin Orimolade. The watch Esposito 1-3. Total Offense rush pass yds list includes 32 defensive backs, 32 linebackers and 34 1. Brian Mann, 2002 393 2913 3306 INT: None. defensive linemen from the FCS, but all FCS players 2. Jay Fielder, 1992 186 2748 2934 remain eligible for the award throughout the season. 3. Jay Fielder, 1993 143 2542 2685 FUMBLES: D — Ryan McManus 1-0; Brian Grove 1-0; The award winners will be announced on Jan. 13, 2016. 4. Dalyn Williams, 2014 444 2119 2563 Danny McManus 1-0. P — Matt Costello 1-1. 5. Dalyn Williams, 2015 230 2330 2560 5. Dalyn Williams, 2013 563 1773 2336 SACKS (UA-A): D — Folarin Orimolade 1-0. P — Kurt Passes Interrupted 7. Mike Fritz, 2006 410 1838 2248 Holuba 2-0. A pair of reserve defensive players managed to re- 8. Jon Aljancic, 1996 367 1856 2223 cord the first interceptions of their careers in the win TACKLES (UA-A): D — Will McNamara 2-7; Jeff Win- 9. Mark Johnson, 1987-89 -78 2262 2184 throp 2-7; Danny McManus 4-4; Zach Slafsky 4-2; Vernon over Cornell on Nov. 6. First, sophomore safety Colin 10. Charlie Rittgers, 2003 15 2138 2153 Harris 4-2; Eric Wickham 1-5; Cody Fulleton 1-4; Sawyer Boit, with a total of five tackles to his name, plucked a Whalen 1-3; Troy Donahue 1-3; Folarin Orimolade 2-1; pass out of the air late in the first half to help preserve Scoring td fg xp 2xp pts Frankie Hernandez 1-2; Brandon Cooper 0-3; David a 7-3 lead and set up the second Big Green touch- 1. Myles Lane, 1927 18 0 17 0 125 Caldwell 1-1; Charlie Miller 0-2; Paddy Clancy 0-2; Will down. Then junior cornerback Danny McManus, the 2. Al Marsters, 1929 16 0 13 0 109 Konstant 1-0; Graydon Peterson 1-1; Zach Husain 0-1; 3. Myles Lane, 1925 17 0 0 0 102 third brother in the clan to play for Buddy Teevens, Mike Langman 0-1; Stephen Dazzo 0-1; A.J. Zuttah 0-1; 4. John Short, 1970 15 0 0 0 90 Nick Tomkins 0-1. P — Mike Zeuli 5-11; Rohan Hylton had the final Dartmouth defensive play of the evening Bill McCall, 1931 15 0 0 0 90 3-7; John Hill 8-1; Kurt Holuba 5-3; R.J. Paige 3-4; Andrew with his pick near midfield, securing the triumph. Frisby 1-4; A. Gaffney 4-0; Jakobi Johnson 3-1; Matt Ar- 6. Bill King, 1962 14 0 2 0 86 ends 2-2; Joe Rhattigan 2-1; D. Williams 2-3; Joe Percival 7. Nick Schwieger, 2010 14 0 0 0 84 1-2; J. von Thron 2-0; James McGeary 1-1; Ty Desire 0-2; First TD of the Season for … 8. Dennis Durkin, 1992 0 13 41 2 82 Will Power 1-0; Logan Dziak 1-0; Quincy Wolff 1-0; Slade One of Dartmouth’s most prolific receivers of all- 9. Myles Lane, 1926 13 0 2 0 80 Northcutt 1-0; Brannon Jones 1-0; Mark Fossati 1-0; Evan time, and this year’s second-leading receiver, Ryan Al Rosier, 1991 13 0 1 0 80 Kappatos 0-1; Chris Smith 0-1; Markus Phox 0-1. McManus had two 100-yard games to his credit Time of Game: 3:03 Attendance: 6,663 this year entering the contest versus Cornell. But

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the fifth-year senior had not scored a touchdown all The Agony of Defeat • The Big Green have had six games against Harvard season. That is, until he hauled in a Dalyn Williams Conjuring up images of the old ABC Wide World decided by one point (going 2-4). pass from eight yards out just before halftime, his of Sports opening is appropriate for a game that is • Every Ivy team has played at least two one-point first and only scoring grab this year. In 2014, McMa- being hailed as an instant classic. Needing a victory games versus Dartmouth, with Cornell the most nus led the Big Green with eight touchdown catches. at 15th-ranked Harvard to extend its winning streak often at seven (Big Green 4-3) and Princeton the to 10 games and take sole possession of the Ivy least with two, both Big Green wins. Trailing a Rarity in 2015 League lead in the standings, Dartmouth fell one When Cornell took a 3-0 lead in the first quarter point short in the final minute after leading for nearly Goal Line Stand for the Ages on Nov. 6, it was just the third time the Big Green the entire game. The Big Green’s seven-game road With Dartmouth holding a 13-0 lead early in the had trailed in a game all year. Dartmouth managed win streak also came to a halt with the loss. Since the fourth quarter, Harvard managed to drive down to to take the lead just under seven minutes later, which final road game of the 2011 season, Dartmouth is the one-yard line and had 1st-and-goal. Five times was more than twice as long (3:08) as it had trailed 16-4 outside of Hanover and 14-6 at Memorial Field. the Crimson snapped the ball in an attempt to push all season. And the only time the Green were behind past the goal line (an offside call gave them an extra after an offensive possession came at 15th-ranked What’s the Point opportunity), and five times the Big Green defense Harvard, which ended the game. The 14-13 loss to Harvard on Oct. 30 was the was up to the task. 37th time Dartmouth played in a game decided by Eight Years Since Ranked Ivies Met exactly a single point, although the first one might McNamara Picks His Spots Dartmouth debuted in the STATS FCS Poll on seem strange at 1-0 over Amherst — back in 1881, For the second time in his career, senior line- Oct. 19 for the first time since the end of the 1996 touchdowns counted as a single point. Some inter- backer Will McNamara recorded two interceptions season, and entered the Harvard game 22nd in both esting tidbits about one-point games: in a game with his pair of picks against 15th-ranked polls while Harvard was sitting in 15th in the STATS • Dartmouth is 20-17 in one-point games. Harvard. The first INT came at the Big Green five Poll and 16th in the coaches poll. The last time two • The last one-point game came 11 years prior to the just before halftime ended to thwart a Crimson scor- ranked Ivy teams squared off on the gridiron was the day, a 13-12 loss to Harvard in 2004. Dartmouth ing opportunity, and the other came on Harvard’s Yale-Harvard showdown in 2007. The 11th-ranked failed on a two-point conversion with less than first possession of the second half. He is the second Bulldogs, undefeated entering the game, were three minutes to play in an attempt to upset the of three Dartmouth defenders with two intercep- handed a 37-6 defeat at the Yale Bowl by the 25th- Crimson, which went on to a perfect 7-0 league tions in a game this year; David Caldwell did so ranked Crimson. record while the Big Green went 1-6. against Yale and Vernon Harris at Brown.

R. McManus REceiving D. Williams Passing D. Williams Rushing Game-by-Game Game-by-Game Game-by-Game 2011 2012 2012 Opponent Date rec yds avg td long Opponent Date att-cmp-int pct yds td long Opponent Date rush yds avg td long Colgate Sept. 17 0 0 0.0 0 0 Butler Sept. 15 3-2-0 66.7 5 0 6 Butler Sept. 15 5 9 1.8 0 5 at Yale Oct. 8 4 37 9.3 0 16 at Holy Cross Sept. 22 6-3-0 50.0 45 0 39 at Holy Cross Sept. 22 12 46 3.8 0 17 Columbia Oct. 22 1 0 0.0 0 0 at Yale Oct. 6 1-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 at Yale Oct. 6 1 9 9.0 0 9 at Harvard Oct. 29 0 0 0.0 0 0 Sacred Heart Oct. 13 6-5-0 83.3 85 0 32 Sacred Heart Oct. 13 12 33 2.8 0 14 2012 at Columbia Oct. 20 4-3-0 75.0 87 1 67 at Columbia Oct. 20 6 7 1.2 1 9 Harvard Oct. 27 12-8-0 66.7 68 0 23 Harvard Oct. 27 9 -5 -0.6 0 14 Opponent Date rec yds avg td long at Cornell Nov. 3 20-14-0 70.0 160 2 28 at Cornell Nov. 3 8 96 12.0 1 35 Butler Sept. 15 5 42 8.4 0 15 Brown Nov. 10 27-18-0 66.7 240 1 45 Brown Nov. 10 13 24 1.8 0 13 at Holy Cross Sept. 22 3 58 19.3 0 29 at Princeton Nov. 17 35-20-0 57.1 284 3 37 at Princeton Nov. 17 23 43 1.9 1 14 Penn Sept. 29 4 55 13.8 1 20 at Yale Oct. 6 5 76 15.2 0 33 2013 2013 Sacred Heart Oct. 13 2 9 4.5 0 9 Opponent Date att-cmp-int pct yds td long Opponent Date rush yds avg td long at Columbia Oct. 20 7 96 13.7 0 31 at Butler Sept. 21 35-22-0 62.9 228 0 23 at Butler Sept. 21 18 119 6.6 1 28 Harvard Oct. 27 4 103 25.8 1 68 Holy Cross Sept. 28 35-21-0 60.0 273 3 38 Holy Cross Sept. 28 19 87 4.6 0 12 at Cornell Nov. 3 4 73 18.3 0 28 at Penn Oct. 5 45-26-1 57.8 292 2 48 at Penn Oct. 5 19 77 4.1 1 16 Brown Nov. 10 4 76 19.0 0 36 Yale Oct. 12 30-14-1 46.7 188 2 42 Yale Oct. 12 19 50 2.6 0 17 at Princeton Nov. 17 4 76 19.0 0 37 Bucknell Oct. 19 21-10-0 47.6 104 0 16 Bucknell Oct. 19 12 9 0.8 0 15 2013 Columbia Oct. 26 18-11-0 61.1 149 1 23 Columbia Oct. 26 10 22 2.2 1 13 at Harvard Nov. 2 24-11-1 45.8 156 0 44 at Harvard Nov. 2 15 40 2.7 0 11 Opponent Date ec yds avg td long Cornell Nov. 9 24-16-0 66.7 156 1 25 Cornell Nov. 9 17 96 5.6 0 27 at Butler Sept. 21 6 60 10.0 0 13 at Brown Nov. 16 18-12-0 66.7 135 1 42 at Brown Nov. 16 10 6 0.6 0 11 Holy Cross Sept. 28 4 30 7.5 0 12 Princeton Nov. 23 15-4-2 26.7 92 1 56 Princeton Nov. 23 14 57 4.1 2 37 2014 2014 2014 Opponent Date rec yds avg td long Opponent Date att-cmp-int pct yds td long Opponent Date rush yds avg td long CCSU Sept. 20 6 117 19.5 1 32 CCSU Sept. 20 24-14-0 58.3 216 3 32 CCSU Sept. 20 11 75 6.8 1 28 at UNH Sept. 27 1 12 12.0 0 12 at UNH Sept. 27 23-12-1 52.1 108 2 21 at UNH Sept. 27 8 43 5.4 0 23 Penn Oct. 4 5 48 9.4 0 16 Penn Oct. 4 23-13-0 56.5 107 0 16 Penn Oct. 4 14 53 3.8 3 24 at Yale Oct. 11 12 188 15.7 1 42 at Yale Oct. 11 47-32-1 68.1 388 3 42 at Yale Oct. 11 19 13 0.7 1 13 Holy Cross Oct. 18 8 89 11.1 1 37 Holy Cross Oct. 18 23-15-0 52.0 156 2 37 Holy Cross Oct. 18 14 64 4.6 0 15 at Columbia Oct. 25 7 76 10.9 0 27 Harvard Nov. 1 26-16-0 61.5 210 0 37 Harvard Nov. 1 15 38 2.5 0 14 Harvard Nov. 1 4 49 12.3 0 15 at Cornell Nov. 8 34-24-1 70.6 381 4 60 at Cornell Nov. 8 6 62 10.3 1 19 at Cornell Nov. 8 2 50 25.0 1 30 Brown Nov. 15 33-25-0 75.8 248 3 25 Brown Nov. 15 18 100 5.6 0 26 Brown Nov. 15 13 154 11.8 3 25 at Princeton Nov. 22 35-30-0 85.7 305 4 58 at Princeton Nov. 22 9 -4 -0.4 0 3 at Princeton Nov. 22 10 96 9.6 1 42 2015 2015 2015 Opponent Date att-cmp-int pct yds td long Opponent Date rush yds avg td long Opponent Date rec yds avg td long at Georgetown Sept. 19 28-17-0 60.7 138 1 27 at Georgetown Sept. 19 10 43 4.3 1 14 at Georgetown Sept. 19 4 65 16.3 0 23 Sacred Heart Sept. 26 28-21-0 75.0 313 1 60 Sacred Heart Sept. 26 8 34 4.3 1 16 Yale Oct. 10 6 116 19.3 0 41 at Penn Oct. 3 25-23-0 92.0 336 4 55 at Penn Oct. 3 13 73 5.6 2 15 at CCSU Oct. 17 5 79 15.8 0 35 Yale Oct. 10 53-29-0 54.7 435 4 42 Yale Oct. 10 7 18 2.6 0 13 Columbia Oct. 24 4 40 10.0 0 18 at CCSU Oct. 17 33-23-1 69.7 249 3 44 at CCSU Oct. 17 10 60 6.0 0 26 at Harvard Oct. 30 9 135 15.0 0 43 Columbia Oct. 24 34-20-0 58.8 235 1 41 Columbia Oct. 24 11 -25 -2.3 0 6 Cornell Nov. 6 7 79 11.3 1 19 at Harvard Oct. 30 42-24-0 57.1 311 0 54 at Harvard Oct. 30 6 49 8.2 0 14 at Brown Nov. 14 2 2 1.0 0 4 Cornell Nov. 6 32-20-0 62.5 203 1 27 Cornell Nov. 6 5 3 0.6 1 13 at Brown Nov. 14 22-11-3 50.0 110 1 24 at Brown Nov. 14 7 -25 -3.6 0 8 6 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Remember Them for Centuries Opportunistic Caldwell few years, the Big Green finally got back to .600 fol- Both Ryan McManus and Victor Williams man- Dartmouth has enjoyed one of the best turn- lowing the win over Columbia on Oct. 24. Althought aged to collect more than 100 yards receiving in the over margins in the country (+1.4, 2nd in FCS), and they fell back below .600 after the loss to Harvard, loss at 15th-ranked Harvard on Oct. 30. McManus one big reason for that has been free safety David they enter today's game slightly above .600 and need hauled in nine passes for a season-high 135 yards, his Caldwell. The senior is among the top 20 nationally a win to stay there. sixth career 100-yard game, while Williams snagged in both interceptions per game and fumbles recov- seven for 103, also his sixth. McManus’ first catch ered, securing seven turnovers from the 28 the Big Whistle While You Work pushed him over 2,000 yards for his career, just the Green have gained control of this year. Against Columbia on Oct. 24, Dartmouth set a fifth Big Green player to reach the milestone. dubious school record by getting hit with 17 penalties Mid-Season POY Watch List that were accepted by the Lions. Those flags translated Speed Limit of 70 The College Football Performance Awards un- into 161 penalty yards, another school record. Two In Dartmouth’s last 10 games, no one oppos- veiled its Mid-Season Watch List for its FCS National weeks later versus Cornell, the Big Green were hit with ing player has managed to amass 70 rushing yards Performer for the Year, and quarterback Dalyn Wil- 15 penalties (second-most ever) for 118 yards (though against the Big Green defense. Harvard’s Paul liams was one of the 32 included, as he was on the the Big Red also hit double digits for over 100 yards). Stanton came closest with 67 on Oct. 30, and the last preseason watch list. The senior is among the top 20 Coaches will tell you that racking up a lot of penalties player to do so was Cornell’s Luke Hagy with 110 a nationally in seven offensive categories, including pass is a bad thing, but in the last 40 years, the Big Green year ago. efficiency, total offense and completion percentage. are 10-2 when whistled for at least 100 penalty yards and 27-8-1 when penalized at least 10 times. The FCS 6-0 Has Been a Harbinger Special Teamer of the Week record you ask? How about 23 penalties for Idaho in Dartmouth won its first six games of the season The Ivy League named junior Ben Kepley as its 1992, and 260 penalty yards against Southern in 1978. for the first time since the 1996 team began the season Special Teams Player of the Week on Oct. 26. In the at 6-0 en route to a perfect 10-0 campaign. This is the 13-9 win over Columbia, the punter performed his Big Pass Plays seventh time the Big Green have won their first six duties a career-high 11 times, kicking out of his own As a freshman, quarterback Dalyn Williams games since the advent of Ivy League play in 1956. end zone three times with the ensuing possessions had eight completions go for at least 30 yards. He Good news for Dartmouth fans — the Green won leading to a mere three points. Seven of his punts increased that number to 10 as a sophomore, and at least a share of the title in each of the previous six were fair caught and four were downed inside the 20. boosted it to 14 last year. This season, Williams has instances — 1962, ’65, ’69, ’70, ’71 and ’96. Kepley is the first pure punter to earn the honor for connected on 19 passes of 30 or more yards, nine of Dartmouth since Alex Ware in 2001, though Riley which have gone to his namesake, Victor Williams. Go With the Flo Lyons did take home the award in 2012 as the punter As a team, Dartmouth has 20 such passes (Jack Linebacker Folarin Orimolade — “Flo” — has and placekicker. No other Big Green punter has won Heneghan added one against Sacred Heart). been a terror to Ivy offenses during his three seasons the award since its inception in 1999. in Hanover. The junior from Burtonsville, Maryland, Non-Ivy Perfection is second in the league in per game averages for tack- Hovering Around .600 With the 34-7 win at Central Connecticut State, les for a loss (1.2), sacks (0.8, also 15th in the nation) Early in the 2009 season, Dartmouth was Dartmouth has won all three of its non-conference and forced fumbles (0.3, 11th in the FCS). struggling on the field and saw its all-time winning games four times since the implementation of the 10- percentage drop below .600 for the first time since game schedule in 1980 — 1995, ’96, 2010 and ’15. 1904. Thanks to the recent winning surge of the last Longest Plays in Dartmouth History RUSHES KICKOFF RETURNS INTERCEPTION RETURNS Player Opponent Year Yards Player Opponent Year Yards Player Opponent Year Yards 1. David Clark Princeton 1988 97 1. Tom Fleming Columbia 1973 98 1. Tom Spangenberg Holy Cross 1962 96 David Clark Harvard 1988 97 Brian White Harvard 1994 98 2. Bob Lee Norwich 1930 90 3. Bob Lee Norwich 1930 95 3. Bob Lee Norwich 1930 97 3. Bob MacLeod Yale 1937 87 4. George Troxell Princeton 1941 94 John Short Brown 1969 97 4. Joe Sullivan Colgate 1948 80 5. Ralph Glaze Amherst 1903 93 5. Peter Lavery Brown 1980 95 5. Elbert Dey Princeton 1948 77 6. Dick Collins Holy Cross 1952 89 6. Steve Jensen Columbia 2001 94 David Caldwell Sacred Heart 2015 77 7. Tom Quinn Brown 1969 83 Shawn Abuhoff Brown 2008 94 7. Ron Smith Brown 1972 72 8. Rick Klupchak Massachusetts 1971 82 8. Bill McCall Yale 1931 93 8. Al Rozycki Cornell 1958 70 9. Mickey Beard Penn 1964 81 9. Shep Wolff Cornell 1928 92 Pete Lawrence Cornell 1968 70 10. Shon Page Harvard 1990 79 10. Myles Lane Allegheny 1927 90 Lloyd Lee Princeton 1996 70 Gene Ryzewicz Brown 1965 90 Pete Pidermann Cornell 2007 70 Receptions Player Opponent Year Yards PUNT RETURNS FIELD GOALS 1. Gabianelli to Morton Columbia 1986 98 Player Opponent Year Yards Player Opponent Year Yards 2. Chamberlain to Camp Cornell 1935 93 1. Shawn Abuhoff Sacred Heart 2011 90 1. Tyler Lavin Colgate 2003 52 3. Cohen to Raiti Cornell 2005 90 2. Jim Henander Harvard 1956 85 2. L.K. (Pudge) Neidlinger Harvard 1922 51 4. Brait to Fleming Princeton 1975 85 Greg Hoffmeister Cornell 1991 85 Tyler Lavin Columbia 2002 51 5. Johnson to Morton Harvard 1988 84 4. Tom Quinn Yale 1968 83 Craig Saltzgaber Cornell 1984 51 6. Polsinello to Viccora Penn 1983 79 5. Shawn Abuhoff Harvard 2010 82 Nick Lowery Harvard 1976 51 Beard to Calhoun Princeton 1965 79 6. Bill McCall Columbia 1930 80 6. Tyler Lavin Harvard 2003 50 Clayton to Fitkin Columbia 1948 79 Ed Toothaker Columbia 1930 80 Jim Robertson Cornell 1919 50 9. Patton to Reilly Brown 2009 77 8. Scott Truitt Penn 1985 79 8. Nick Lowery Harvard 1975 49 10. Gabianelli to Morton New Hampshire 1986 75 9. Peter Lavery Columbia 1982 78 9. Craig Saltzgaber Cornell 1985 48 Bennewitz to McManus Cornell 2007 75 10. Tom Collins Penn 1951 76 10. Ted Perry New Hampshire 1972 47 Don Kasprzak Coast Guard 1943 76 John Orr Bates 1938 76 Warren King Springfield 1937 76

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Offense Slowed the end zone at Brown to immediately capitalize on a The Big Green had scored at least 30 points in Brown fumble. Single-Game eight straight games before Columbia limited them to just 13. Dartmouth had also scored a touchdown in Pick-less Streak Ends Records 20 of the first 22 quarters this season, then failed to Dalyn Williams began his career at Dartmouth Receiving Yards score a point in the second half against the Lions. Still, by throwing 216 passes before having a throw inter- Name Opponent Year Rec Yds the Green have scored more points in the first quarter cepted, setting a school record. He bested that streak 1. Jack Daly ’84 Colgate 1982 9 219 alone (93) than opponents have all season (91). during the 35-3 victory over Yale, and continued 2. Victor Williams ’16 Penn 2015 12 213 to extend it at CCSU when a Blue Devil defender 3. Damien Roomets ’02 UNH 2000 17 201 Smothering Defense picked off a pass, snapping his streak at 237 passes. 4. Casey Cramer ’04 Harvard 2002 10 196 Columbia may have ended a streak of 10 straight After that INT, he threw another 142 passes without 5. Craig Morton ’89 Navy 1986 9 191 quarters in which the Big Green defense did not being picked off. For his career, Williams has thrown Brian Evans ’08 Cornell 2007 5 191 allow a touchdown, but it only mustered 167 yards 55 touchdowns and just 12 interceptions, a ratio of 7. Craig Morton ’89 Harvard 1988 7 190 of offense, the fewest by any opponent this year better than 4.5-to-1. No other Big Green QB with at 8. Ryan McManus ’15 Yale 2014 12 188 9. Matt DeLellis ’02 Yale 2001 9 186 least 100 career attempts has a ratio of even 2-to-1. and fourth straight opponent with less than 300 10. Craig Morton ’89 Penn 1988 7 180 total yards. Although Harvard topped 300, Cornell managed just 194 on Nov. 6 and Brown 274 last Williams Can Still Break Records Ivy Players of the Week (Week 4) week, making this Dartmouth squad the first since Yes, Dalyn Williams has already broken some Quarterback Dalyn Williams and free safety the last Big Green Ivy champion in 1996 that did not Dartmouth career records and will likely set the David Caldwell were selected as the Ivy League Of- allow 300 or more yards in a game six times during mark for career passing yards, but I’m talking about fensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respec- a season. Victor Williams right now. The 5-9, 165-pound tively, for their performance in the 35-3 rout over receiver has fallen off the pace to break Big Green Yale on Oct. 10. All Williams did was set a school Sharing the Load receiving records, but if he can duplicate his per- record with 435 yards through the air with four While the Big Green have not allowed an formance at Penn (12 catches, 213 yards), he would touchdowns, and another school mark with 453 total individual opposing player to rush for 100 yards in a become just the fifth Dartmouth player to amass yards. Caldwell proved to be a thorn in the Bulldogs’ game this season, neither has Dartmouth. Of couse, 1,000 receiving yards in a season. Granted, 200-yard paw, tying for the team lead with seven tackles while only once has a Big Green player run with the ball receiving games have happened a grand total of picking off two passes and breaking up three others. more than 13 times in a game (Kyle Bramble at three times in the program’s history … This is the sixth weekly offensive honor for Wil- Brown had 17 carries) as the coaching staff has em- liams in his career, though the first time he has not ployed four running backs with regularity this year. Random Notes shared it with another Ivy player. Caldwell picked up The last 100-yard rusher for Dartmouth happened • David Caldwell broke up five passes (3 PBU, 2 his first weekly award in this his first year as a starter. against Brown last year as both Ryder Stone (114) INT) against Yale, the second most of any player in and Dalyn Williams (100) accomplished the feat. an FCS game this year. Running Nowhere • Dalyn Williams had a passing efficiency of 257.70 Over the last 40 years, Dartmouth has held an Separate the Wheat from the Skaff at Penn, the sixth highest in an FCS game this year. opponent to 60 or fewer rushing yards in a game 43 I have no idea what that means, but sophomore • Ivy League have thrown for more times, three coming this season. In those 43 games, the tight end Cameron Skaff has separated himself yards per game (245.42) than those from any other Big Green are 41-2. Dartmouth leads the FCS in rush- from the other tight ends on the roster by catching FCS league this year. ing defense, having allowed just 73.6 yards per game. two touchdown passes in two straight games (Yale, • In the first eight of Dartmouth’s nine straight wins, CCSU). Those four scoring receptions were con- the scoring margin was at least 21 points. It is the Black Jack secutive, and nearly half of his career catches (10) longest streak of wins with that margin in program Dartmouth won its first five games by at least 21 have gone for touchdowns. history; the previous longest streak was five. points, extending the team’s streak to eight such vic- tories dating back to last year, the longest streak in One Play, Done Four Straight Over Yale the program’s history. This is just the sixth time the Three times this year Dartmouth has needed just The 35-3 victory over Yale on Oct. 10 was the Big Green have won even five straight in that man- one offensive play on a drive to reach the end zone, fourth straight triumph for the Big Green over the ner, joining a group that includes the 1970 squad twice courtesy of Brian Grove, who did so against Bulldogs and closed the overall gap to 40-53-6 in 99 that won eight of its nine games like that. Georgetown with a 13-yard run following a Troy meeting all-time. Since the start of Ivy play in 1956, Donahue interception at Georgetown. Jon Marc Car- the series is deadlocked at 29-29-2, and the 32-point Bucking a Trend rier plucked a 44-yard pass out of the air from Dalyn margin was the largest for Dartmouth against Yale Generally speaking, running 50 pass plays is Williams on the Big Green’s first play of the game at since a 40-6 win in 1996. not a recipe for success. But the game has changed CCSU. Most recently, Grove scampered 61 yards to toward pass-heavy offenses, so that trend may no Single-Game Records Passing Yards Total Offense Rushing Passing Total TD Avg Name Opponent Year Att Comp Yds Int TD Pct Name Opponent Year Att / Yds Att-C / Yds Plays / Yds R-P Play 1. Dalyn Williams ’16 Yale 2015 53 29 435 0 4 .547 1. Dalyn Williams ’16 Yale 2015 7 / 18 53-29 / 435 60 / 453 0-4 7.55 2. Jay Fiedler ’94 Yale 1992 31 20 419 0 4 .645 2. Dalyn Williams ’16 Cornell 2014 6 / 62 34-24 / 381 40 / 443 1-4 11.08 3. Greg Smith ’02 New Hampshire 2001 64 37 416 1 3 .587 3. Brian Mann ’02 Harvard 2002 12 / 58 50-25 / 382 62 / 440 0-4 7.10 4. Greg Smith ’02 Yale 2001 54 38 407 2 5 .703 4. Greg Smith ’02 UNH 2001 3 / -4 64-37 / 416 67 / 412 0-3 6.15 5. Dalyn Williams ’16 Yale 2014 47 32 388 1 3 .681 5. Greg Smith ’02 Yale 2001 2 / 0 54-38 / 407 56 / 407 0-5 7.27 6. Brian Mann ’02 Harvard 2002 50 25 382 1 4 .500 6. Dalyn Williams ’16 Yale 2014 19 / 13 47-32 / 388 66 / 401 1-3 6.08 7. Dalyn Williams ’16 Cornell 2014 34 24 381 1 4 .706 7. Jay Fiedler ’94 Yale 1992 6 / -21 31-20 / 419 37 / 398 0-4 10.76 8. Brian Mann ’02 Colgate 2002 42 25 369 1 2 .595 8. Brian Mann ’02 Colgate 2002 7 / 26 42-25 / 369 49 / 395 0-2 8.06 Brian Mann ’02 Cornell 2002 58 37 369 1 3 .638 9. Brian Mann ’02 Cornell 2002 13 / 19 58-37 / 369 71 / 388 0-3 5.46 10. Jay Fiedler ’94 Harvard 1993 48 22 358 4 3 .458 10. Jay Fiedler ’94 Harvard 1993 8 / 23 48-22 / 358 56 / 381 0-3 6.80

8 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 longer be valid. The Big Green have attempted 50 MVP on Late Show with Colbert Pulling Rank or more passes in 15 games ever, and only twice did The “Mobile Virtual Player,” or MVP, has garnerd In its last 22 games, the Dartmouth football team they win, both against Yale (2001 and 2015). Drop a lot of interest nationally. The remote-controlled has gone 19-3 with its lone losses coming against a the pass attempts to 40 in a game and the record tackling dummy was developed over the past two nationally ranked teams season — New Hampshire isn’t much better in the last 40 years — 10-49, a .169 years by students in Dartmouth’s Thayer School of (fourth at the time) and Harvard (18th) in 2014, winning percentage. Engineering (former defensive lineman Elliot Kastner and Harvard (15th) again this year. The Big Green and former rugby player Quinn Connell) under the also beat a ranked team during this stretch, handing Caldwell Very Well supervision of Professor John Currier with Buddy 19th-ranked Princeton a 28-24 defeat in the final With his two interceptions against Yale, senior Teevens providing the impetus for inventing it. On game of the 2013 season. David Caldwell became the first Big Green player the evening of Oct. 8, Coach Teevens and the MVP to accomplish the feat since Will McNamara did it appeared on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Dixon Debuts against Columbia two years ago. Not to be outdone, Designed to help reduce the number of concussions Freshman quarterback Bruce Dixon IV has McNamara performed the trick again, this time and other injuries incurred from tackling teammates seemingly moved into the backup role behind Dalyn against No. 15 Harvard on Oct. 30. Each one has four in practice, the MVP has garnered interest from Williams after taking the field to close out the win interceptions on the season to tie for the league lead. around the globe from the NFL, to rugby teams to over Yale on Oct. 10. The rookie attempted just one Australian Rules Football teams. For more informa- pass and connected, hooking up with fellow fresh- Don’t Forget This Williams tion on the MVP, visit mobiletacklingtarget.com. man Dylan Mellor on a 14-yard throw before taking Dalyn Williams may have stolen the spotlight a knee to run out the clock. He saw even more time against Penn, but there is another Williams on the Hex Over against Cornell, running the offense for three series squad putting up eye-popping numbers — wide re- Until Dartmouth defeated the Quakers on their in the fourth quarter of the 21-3 victory. ceiver Victor Williams. The senior earned the Gold home field on Oct. 3, the Big Green had not won in Helmet Award against Sacred Heart in week two Philadelphia since the 1997 season. They had lost Bramble Returns to the Field with 11 catches for 178 yards and a touchdown. The eight straight contests on Franklin Field, which was A 2014 second-team All-Ivy pick at running back, next week against the Quakers, he set career highs the longest drought on any opposing Ivy site. Now Kyle Bramble missed the first two games of the again with 12 receptions for 213 yards (second-most that distinction belongs to Harvard, which has won season with an injury before making his 2015 debut all-time at Dartmouth and 10th-most in an FCS six straight at Harvard Stadium, including the 14-13 at Penn. The senior was eased back into the rotation, game this year) and two touchdowns. He currently is heartbreaker that took place on Oct. 30. carrying the ball 13 times for 36 yards and catch- 16th nationally in receptions per game (6.9) and 21st ing four passes for 17 yards. His second run of the in receiving yards per game (96.6). afternoon made him the 27th player in Dartmouth history with 1,000 career rushing yards, and the next week against Yale he broke off a 54-yard run. His 93-yard game at Brown last week are the most by any Big Green player this year.

Ivy League Composite Standings Senior Firsts (Since start of round robin play, 1956-2015, 60 seasons) Numerous seniors got a chance to shine in the League Champions Overall 49-7 win over Sacred Heart on Sept. 26: W L T Pct Alone Tied W L T Pct • Cody Fulleton scored his first career touchdown Harvard 262 148 9 .636 8 8 352 210 11 .624 when he fell on a fumble in the end zone. Dartmouth 246 164 9 .598 9 8 312 249 12 .555 • David Caldwell not only recorded his first inter- Yale 240 171 8 .582 6 8 336 227 9 .595 ception, but he went ahead and brought it back Penn 225 190 4 .542 13 3 303 263 6 .535 Princeton 222 192 5 .536 3 7 300 266 7 .530 77 yards — tied for the fifth-longest in program Cornell 179 235 5 .433 0 3 249 315 9 .442 history — for his first touchdown as well. Brown 180 232 7 .438 1 3 261 300 10 .464 • Jvonte Brooks, Dan Gorman and Jonathan Mo- Columbia 94 320 5 .230 0 1 135 430 9 .243 ran all hauled in their first career receptions. Note: 419 league games; 573 overall except Columbia (574), Penn and Yale (572). • Vernon Harris hit double-digits in tackles for the first time with a career-high 10 stops. Dartmouth vs. Ivy League Opponents Series Overall Since 1956 35 Points in a Half Began W L T Pct W L T Pct The Big Green put 35 points on the board in the Brown 1894 58 31 4 .645 39 18 3 .675 first half of the 49-7 win over Sacred Heart on Sept. Columbia 1899 68 17 1 .797 51 8 1 .858 26. The last time they scored that many in any half Cornell 1900 58 40 1 .591 41 19 0 .683 of play came 20 years ago against Colgate in the 1995 Harvard 1882 45 69 5 .399 22 36 2 .383 Penn 1896 34 47 2 .422 28 32 0 .467 season. That Dartmouth team also scored 35 in the Princeton 1897 47 43 4 .521 36 22 1 .619 opening half, then coasted to a 35-14 triumph. Yale 1884 40 53 6 .434 29 29 2 .500 Heneghan Gets a Taste Ivy League Composite Scoring and Defense With the game well in hand against Sacred (1956-2014 — 419 Games Per Team) Heart, Dalyn Williams got to sit out the fourth Pts For Average Pts Allowed Average Margin quarter, giving Jack Heneghan some snaps in a Harvard 9676 23.1 7250 17.3 +5.8 varsity game for the first time. The sophomore at- Dartmouth 9224 22.0 7332 17.5 +4.5 tempted nine passes, completing five for 39 yards, Yale 8990 21.5 7207 17.2 +4.3 including a 30-yard toss to senior Dan Gorman. Penn 9240 22.1 8090 19.3 +2.7 Princeton 9066 21.6 7964 19.0 +2.6 Brown 8390 20.0 9445 22.5 -2.5 Cornell 8035 19.2 9062 21.6 -2.5 Columbia 6048 14.4 11152 26.6 -12.2

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New West Stands, Press Box NCAA and NAIA, and 23 of the 135 hail from the When the 2014 season ended, Dartmouth Col- FCS, including five Ivy Leaguers. McManus is a history Ivy Championships lege immediately went to work on upgrading the fa- major with a 3.40 GPA and ranks among Dartmouth’s School Titles Outright Shared Last cilities in the West Stands at Memorial Field. Every- top five in both career receptions (160) and receiving Dartmouth 17 9 8 1996 thing was taken down on the west side of the field, yards (2,184). The list of 135 was narrowed down to 15 Penn 16 13 3 2012 all except the exterior brick wall. The stands were NFF Scholar-Athletes on Oct. 29, but McManus was Harvard 16 8 8 2014 then rebuilt to include wider concourses and seating, not among them. The Campbell Trophy winner will be Yale 14 6 8 2006 as well as handrails in wider stairways, making the announced on Dec. 8. Princeton 10 3 7 2013 stadium safer and more comfortable. Capacity was Brown 4 1 3 2008 reduced from 13,000 to 11,000 to accommodate the Ivy Players of the Week Cornell 3 0 3 1990 wider spaces. The press box that had been in place Dartmouth earned 11 weekly awards from the Ivy Columbia 1 0 1 1961 for 50 years was replaced with a modern facility that League office last year, and it picked up where it left includes better networking capabilities and a dedi- off by garnering two in the first week, both of whom Preseason All-Americans cated video control room to more easily produce the are tri-captains. Senior linebacker Will McNamara Two Dartmouth defenders earned spots on live streams of the games available on the ILDN. received the Defensive Player of the Week honor on the FCS Preseason All-America Third Team as the strength of the interception he returned for a selected by College Sports Madness — seniors Will Campbell Trophy Semifinalist touchdown and his six tackles. It was his third career McNamara and A.J. Zuttah. McNamara is the Ivy The National Football Foundation & College weekly defensive honor, one shy of the school record League’s reigning tackling leader after making 87 Football Hall of Fame (NFF) announced its list of 135 held by Zach Walz ’96 and Michael Runger ’14. stops from his linebacking position in 2014 and was semifinalists for the Campbell Trophy on Sept. 24, and Senior wide receiver Ryan McManus also took a unanimous first-team All-Ivy pick last year. Zuttah, senior Ryan McManus was among the select chosen home a weekly honor for the third time in his career, an All-Ivy and All-New England first-team perform- for the distinction. The candidates are narrowed but this time it came for his work on special teams er, is the keystone of the defensive line and was third down from football teams across all divisions of the instead of offense. As the punt returner, he racked among the conference linemen with 48 tackles. up 102 yards on three returns, including a 63-yarder Statistical Leaders to the Hoya 10 to set up the Big Green’s first TD. He Still All-Time Ivy Champs Category Stat Ivy FCS was 12 yards shy of the program’s single-game record Dartmouth has won at least a share of the Ivy Houston Brown held by Bob Mlakar ’70, set against Brown in 1970. League crown 17 times since the league played its Receiving TDs 4 4 82 first season in 1956, more than any other school. David Caldwell Pick-Six Specialist The lead is shrinking, however, as the Big Green Fumbles Recovered 3 1 2 For the third time in his career, senior Will Mc- are currently in their longest title drought, having Interceptions/game 0.4 2 17 Namara returned an interception for a touchdown last finished atop the standings in 1996. Harvard is Passes Defended/game 1.1 2 28 with his pick-six at Georgetown. His other two came threatening to equal Dartmouth, however, having Vernon Harris in the same game against Columbia two years ago, won its 16th championship last year and being picked Interceptions/game 0.3 4 35 setting a Dartmouth single-game record. to win the league again this year. Penn also has 16 Will Konstant crowns in the trophy cabinet, the most recent coming Sudden Impact Fumbles Recovered 2 2 18 in 2012. Should Penn beat Harvard this week, the two Danny McManus Not too many freshmen got an opportunity to would be tied for the league lead and coule both tie play regularly last year, but there were a few that Dartmouth should the Big Green falter against Brown Kick Return average 23.1 3 49 Ryan McManus debuted to start this season at Georgetown. Dylan or Princeton. Mellor had just one reception, but what a reception Punt Return average 9.7 2 22 it was — a 27-yard touchdown to cap the 31-10 vic- Tri-Captains Will McNamara tory. Another rookie, Vito Penza, took the handoff For the fifth time in the past six seasons, Dart- Interceptions/game 0.5 1 8 six times and bowled his way to 35 yards. On the mouth will feature three captains leading the squad. Folarin Orimolade defensive side, lineman Jackson Perry recorded his Fifth-year senior Ryan McManus, whose older Forced Fumbles/game 0.3 2 11 first tackle, stopping a rusher for just a two-yard gain. brother Timmy ’11 was a three-time captain, will Sacks/game 0.8 2 15 be joined by seniors Will McNamara and Dalyn Tackles for a loss 1.2 2 48 Preseason Poll Williams. Cameron Skaff In each of the last four seasons, the Big Green have Receiving TDs 4 4 82 outperformed their expected finish before the season NFL Connections Zach Slafsky began. Back in 2011, Dartmouth was picked by the Two juniors have famous fathers that played in Fumbles Recovered 2 2 18 media to finish fifth, yet ended the year in a tie for sec- the NFL. Defensive back Lucas Bavaro is the son of Ryder Stone ond. The following season the Big Green were picked Mark Bavaro, a tight end who caught 351 passes and Kickoff Return TDs 1 1 7 to place sixth in the final league standings, yet when 39 touchdowns in his nine years in the league, most Rushing TDs 7 3 59 the final bell sounded, there they were in a tie for third. notably for the New York Giants. Wide receiver Dalyn Williams In 2013, Dartmouth turned a fourth-place prognosti- Jon Marc Carrier is following in the footsteps of Total Offense 284.4 2 17 cation into a third-place finish, just one game behind his father, Mark Carrier, who played 12 years in the Completion pct. 63.3 2 23 the co-champions. The Big Green were then slotted for NFL. His biggest seasons came with the Tampa Bay Completions/game 20.9 3 16 third in 2014 yet finished alone in second. Buccaneers and the Carolina Panthers, including Passing Yards/game 259.9 3 18 So the good news this year is that Dartmouth was 1,422 yards in his Pro Bowl year with the Bucs in Points Responsible for/game 14.0 3 23 Passing Yards/attempt 7.9 3 23 picked to finish second, although it did receive four 1989, finishing his career with 569 receptions for Passing Efficiency 144.26 3 24 of the 17 first-place votes. I think you see where I’m 8,763 yards and 48 touchdowns. Passing TDs 16 3 27 going with this. One other good sign for the Green is Joining the team this year is freshman quarter- Passing Yards/completion 12.4 3 41 that since Dartmouth last won the Ivy crown in 1996, back Harry Kraft. Yes, he is the grandson of Robert Victor Williams the media has correctly picked the champion twice Kraft, owner of the . Receptions/game 6.6 4 16 — Penn in 2003 and Harvard in 2008. The complete Head coach Buddy Teevens has his own NFL Receiving Yards/game 88.7 4 21 poll can be found on page seven of these notes. connection, having served on the staff at the Man- Receiving TDs 4 4 82

10 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 ning Passing Academy for every one of the 20 years of its existence. He is now the associate director of Dartmouth Helmet the famed academy, overseeing all aspects of the on- In 1965, Bob Blackman, field operation and coaching staff. Dartmouth’s innovative Hall of Fame coach, sought a Son of Sidd unique source of pride to One of the freshman players on the squad has identify Dartmouth’s suc- a famous father, though he is known for being a cessful football team. fictional character. Offensive lineman Phil Berton He found the answer in is the son of Joe Berton, better known as Sidd a helmet design that became Finch, dreamed up by George Plimpton for a Sports as much a trademark for Illustrated April Fool’s hoax. Finch was known for Dartmouth football as the famed “winged” helmet allegedly throwing 168 mph while wearing only one design that Fritz Crisler brought to Michigan from shoe (a hiker’s boot), having learned the secrets Princeton in 1938. of pitching while in Tibet. On a personal note, Joe The distinctive design was used from 1965-86. Berton was my junior high woodworking teacher It was restored in 1999. and a tremendous Cubs fan, bringing a TV into the classroom to watch the 1984 playoff series against the Padres.

Big Green on Television 31-54-1 Year Location (Network) Opponent Result Year Location (Network) Opponent Result 1953 Lynn, Mass. (NBC) Holy Cross 6- 28 L 1999 Hanover (ABC-9) Lehigh 14- 30 L 1955 Hanover (CBS) Harvard 14- 9 W 1999 Hanover (ABC-9) Cornell 20- 17 W 1961 New Haven (ABC) Yale 24- 8 W 1999 Hanover (ABC-9) Brown 28- 35 L 1962 Cambridge (CBS) Harvard 24- 6 W 2000 Hanover (ABC-9) Yale 14- 24 L 1964 Cambridge (NBC) Harvard 48- 0 W 2000 Hanover (ABC-9) Harvard 7- 49 L 1965 Hanover (NBC) Cornell 20- 0 W 2001 Hanover (ABC-9) New Hampshire 38- 42 L 1966 Cambridge (ABC) Harvard 14- 19 L 2002 Hanover (ABC-9) New Hampshire 26- 29 L 1967 Amherst (ABC) Massachusetts 28- 10 W 2003 Durham (ABC-9) New Hampshire 17- 42 L 1968 New Haven (ABC) Yale 27- 47 L 2003 Cambridge (NESN) Harvard 30- 16 W 1969 Princeton (ABC) Princeton 7- 35 L 2004 Hanover (ABC-9) New Hampshire 24- 45 L 1970 Cambridge (ABC) Harvard 37- 14 W 2004 Philadelphia (YES Network) Penn 0- 35 L 1971 Hanover (ABC) Cornell 24- 14 W 2005 Durham (ABC-9) New Hampshire 20- 49 L 1972 Cambridge (ABC) Harvard 21- 21 T 2005 Hanover (YES Network) Columbia 17- 6 W 1978 Princeton (ABC) Princeton 28- 21 W 2006 Hamilton (Time-Warner) Colgate 7- 28 L 1979 Hanover (ESPN) Brown 24- 10 W 2006 Hanover (ABC-9) New Hampshire 14- 56 L 1980 Ithaca (ABC) Cornell 3- 7 L 2007 Durham (ABC-9) New Hampshire 31- 52 L 1981 New Haven (ABC) Yale 3- 24 L 2007 New Haven (NESN) Yale 10- 50 L 1983 Philadelphia (ABC) Penn 14- 38 L 2007 Hanover (YES Network) Cornell 59- 31 W 1984 New Haven (PBS) Yale 18- 28 L 2008 Hamilton (Time-Warner) Colgate 20- 34 L 1985 Cambridge (PBS) Harvard 7- 17 L 2008 Hanover (ABC-9) New Hampshire 6- 42 L 1986 Hanover (PBS) Penn 7- 21 L 2008 Philadelphia (CN-8) Penn 10- 23 L 1986 Annapolis (Freedom Network) Navy 0- 45 L 2008 Hanover (NESN) Yale 7- 34 L 1986 Hanover (PBS) Columbia 41- 0 W 2008 New York (VERSUS) Columbia 13- 21 L 1987 Hanover (PBS) Yale 7- 17 L 2008 Hanover (NESN) Harvard 7- 35 L 1988 Hanover (WFMZ-69) Lehigh 16- 41 L 2009 Hanover (VERSUS) Penn 24- 30 L 1988 Hanover (ESPN) Harvard 38- 7 W 2010 Philadelphia (Comcast) Penn (ot) 28- 35 L 1989 Hanover (ESPN) Princeton 14- 20 L 2010 Hanover (NESN) Harvard 14- 30 L 1989 Hanover (ESPN) Yale 19- 24 L 2010 Hanover (VERSUS) Brown 28- 35 L 1990 Hanover (ESPN) Penn 6- 16 L 2011 Hanover (Fox College) Penn 20- 22 L 1991 Bethlehem, Pa. (WFMZ-69) Lehigh 28- 30 L 2011 Cambridge (Fox College) Harvard 10- 41 L 1991 Hanover (SportsChannel) Cornell 31- 25 W 2012 Worcester (Charter TV3) Holy Cross 13- 10 W 1992 Ithaca (SportsChannel) Cornell 16- 26 L 2012 Hanover (NBC Sports Network) Penn 21- 28 L 1994 Hanover (ABC-9) Harvard 12- 35 L 2012 Hanover (CSN New England) Harvard 14- 31 L 1995 Bronx, N.Y. (WLIG-55) Fordham 34- 14 W 2013 Hanover (Fox College) Holy Cross 28- 31 L 1996 Bethlehem, Pa. (WFMZ-69) Lehigh 21- 14 W 2013 Hanover (Fox College) Yale 20- 13 W 1996 Hanover (ABC-9) Yale 40- 6 W 2013 Hanover (NBC Sports Network) Cornell 34- 6 W 1996 Providence (NESN) Brown 27- 24 W 2014 Hanover (Fox College) Penn 31- 13 W 1997 Hanover (ABC-9) Cornell 24- 20 W 2014 Hanover (NBC Sports Regional) Harvard 12- 23 L 1997 Hanover (ABC-9) Harvard 0- 24 L 2014 Hanover (NBC Sports Regional) Brown 44- 21 W 1998 Hanover (ABC-9) Penn 14- 17 L 2015 Hanover (Fox College) Yale 35- 3 W 1998 Hanover (ABC-9) Lafayette (ot) 13- 10 W 2015 Cambridge (NBC Sports Network) Harvard 13- 14 L 1998 Hanover (ABC-9) Yale 22- 19 W 2015 Hanover (NBC Sports Network) Cornell 21- 3 W 1998 Hanover (ABC-9) Harvard 14- 24 L 2015 Hanover (American Sports Network) Princeton 1999 Hanover (ABC-9) Colgate 3- 35 L

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 11 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 2015 Ivy League Standings Preseason Poll conference Overall Team (1st-place votes) Pts 2014 Team W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PA 1. Harvard (11) 130 7-0 Dartmouth 5 1 .833 157 67 8 1 .889 271 91 2. Dartmouth (4) 116 6-1 Harvard 5 1 .833 198 101 8 1 .889 326 111 3. Yale (1) 98 5-2 Penn 5 1 .833 204 144 6 3 .667 295 247 4. Princeton 82 4-3 Yale 3 3 .500 139 154 6 3 .667 216 204 5. Brown (1) 80 3-4 Princeton 2 4 .333 146 167 5 4 .556 282 220 6. Penn 51 2-5 Brown 2 4 .333 169 231 4 5 .444 251 306 7. Columbia 29 0-7 Columbia 1 5 .167 54 99 2 7 .222 120 170 8. Cornell 26 1-6 Cornell 1 5 .167 80 185 1 8 .111 121 263

Composite Ivy League Schedule Weekly Awards Ivy Offensive Player of the Week Saturday, September 19 Saturday, October 17 Sept. 21 Scott Hosch, QB, Sr. Harvard Dartmouth 31, at Georgetown 10 *at Brown 38, Princeton 31 [asn] Morgan Roberts, QB, Sr. Yale Bryant 20, at Brown 16 Dartmouth 34, at Central Connecticut 7 Sept. 28 Justin Watson, WR, So. Penn at Lehigh 42, Penn 21 [se2] at Sacred Heart 31, Cornell 6 Oct. 5 Dalyn Williams, QB, Sr. Dartmouth Yale 29, at Colgate 28 [tw] Harvard 42, at Lafayette 0 Deshawn Salter, RB, So. Yale Harvard 41, at Rhode Island 10 *Penn 42, at Columbia 7 [espn3] Oct. 12 Dalyn Williams, QB, Sr. Dartmouth at Fordham 44, Columbia 24 Yale 21, at Maine 10 [fcs] Oct. 19 Deshawn Salter, RB, So. Yale Bucknell 19, at Cornell 14 Oct. 26 Alex Torgersen, QB, Jr. Penn Nov. 2 Scott Hosch, QB, Sr. Harvard Princeton 40, at Lafayette 7 [espn3] Friday, October 23 Nov. 9 Justice Shelton-Mosley, WR, Fr. Harvard *at Penn 34, Yale 20 [nbcsn] Nov. 16 Justin Watson, WR, So. Penn Thursday, September 24 Nov. 23 Penn 24, at #4 Villanova 13 Saturday, October 24 *at Harvard 42, Princeton 7 [asn] Ivy Defensive Player of the Week Saturday, September 26 *Brown 44, at Cornell 24 Sept. 21 Will McNamara, LB, Sr. Dartmouth *at Yale 33, Cornell 26 *at Dartmouth 13, Columbia 9 Sept. 28 Donald Panciello, LB, Jr. Penn Georgetown 24, at Columbia 16 Oct. 5 Matthew Oplinger, LB, So. Yale at Princeton 52, Lehigh 26 Friday, October 30 Oct. 12 David Caldwell, FS, Sr. Dartmouth Oct. 19 William Twyman, LB, Sr. Brown *at Harvard 53, Brown 27 [fcs] *at Harvard 14, Dartmouth 13 [nbcsn] Oct. 26 Tyler Drake, LB, Sr. Penn at 49, Sacred Heart 7 Dartmouth Nov. 2 Jacob Lindsey, LB, Sr. Harvard Saturday, October 31 Nov. 9 Donald Panciello, LB, Jr. Penn Friday, October 2 *Penn 48, at Brown 28 Nov. 16 Vernon Harris, CB, Sr. Dartmouth at Harvard 45, Georgetown 0 [espn3] *Columbia 17, at Yale 7 [fcs] Nov. 23 *at Princeton 10, Columbia 5 [nbcsn] *at Princeton 47, Cornell 21 [asn] Colgate 28, at Cornell 21 Ivy Special Teams Player of the Week Friday, November 6 Sept. 21 Ryan McManus, RS, Sr. Dartmouth Saturday, October 3 *at Dartmouth 21, Cornell 3 [nbcsn] Sept. 28 Bryan Holmes, P/PK, Jr. Yale Yale 27, at Lehigh 12 [se2] Oct. 5 Max Keefe, LB, Sr. Columbia Oct. 12 Grant Seene, P/PK, Sr. Brown *Dartmouth 41, at Penn 20 Saturday, November 7 Oct. 19 Alexander Jette, RS/WR, Jr. Brown at Brown 41, Rhode Island 31 *at Penn 26, Princeton 23 (ot) [asn] Oct. 26 Ben Kepley, P, Jr. Dartmouth *at Yale 41, Brown 14 [fcs] Nov. 2 Cameron Nizialek, P/PK, Jr. Columbia Saturday, October 10 *Harvard 24, at Columbia 16 Nov. 9 Justice Shelton-Mosley, WR, Fr. Harvard *Harvard 40, at Cornell 3 [asn] Donald Panciello, LB, Jr. Penn Brown 25, at Holy Cross 24 Saturday, November 14 Nov. 16 Ryder Stone, So. Dartmouth Fordham 48, at Penn 45 *Penn 35, at Harvard 25 [asn] Nov. 23 at Princeton 44, Colgate 20 *Dartmouth 34, at Brown 18 *at Dartmouth 35, Yale 3 [fcs] *at Cornell 3, Columbia 0 Ivy Rookie of the Week at Columbia 26, Wagner 3 *Yale 35, at Princeton 28 Sept. 21 Christian Pearson, WR, Fr. Penn Sept. 28 Noah Reimers, RB, Fr. Harvard Oct. 5 Noah Reimers, RB, Fr. Harvard Friday, November 20 Oct. 12 Charles Volker, RB, Fr. Princeton *Brown at Columbia [nbcsn] 7:30 Oct. 19 Christian Pearson, WR, Fr. Penn Oct. 26 Christian Pearson, WR, Fr. Penn Saturday, November 21 Nov. 2 Justice Shelton-Mosley, WR, Fr. Harvard *Princeton at Dartmouth [asn] 12:00 Nov. 9 Justice Shelton-Mosley, WR, Fr. Harvard *Ivy League game *Cornell at Penn 1:00 Nov. 16 Justice Shelton-Mosley, WR, Fr. Harvard *Harvard at Yale [nbcsn] 2:30 Nov. 23

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12 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 Stats FCS Coaches The Last Time a Top 25 Top 25 Big Green Player No. Team (1st-place votes) Record Pts Prev No. Team (1st-place votes) Record Pts Prev Rushed for 200 Yards 1. Jacksonville State (145) 9-1 3,886 1 1. Jacksonville State (24) 9-1 648 1 Nick Schwieger (257) vs. Cornell, 11/5/11 2. North Dakota State 8-2 3,655 2 2. McNeese State (2) 9-0 616 2 Opponent: Jordan McCord (212), Colgate, 9/19/09 3. McNeese State (10) 9-0 3,555 3 3. North Dakota State 8-2 592 3 Rushed for 100 Yards 4. Coastal Carolina 9-1 3,280 4 4. Coastal Carolina 9-1 559 4 Ryder Stone (114), Dalyn Williams (100) vs. Brown, 11/15/14 5. South Dakota State 8-2 3,247 5 5. South Dakota State 8-2 544 5 Opponent: Luke Hagy (110), Cornell, 11/8/14 6. Illinois State 8-2 3,133 6 6. Illinois State 8-2 531 6 Passed for 300 Yards 7. William & Mary 8-2 2,949 7 7. William & Mary 8-2 486 7 Dalyn Williams (311) at Harvard, 10/30/15 8. Chattanooga 8-2 2,720 8 8. Charleston Southern 9-1 464 8 Opponent: Kyle Nolan (308), Georgetown, 9/19/15 9. Charleston Southern (1) 9-1 2,589 11 9. Chattanooga 8-2 440 9 Posted 150 Receiving Yards 10. Sam Houston State 7-3 2,304 13 10. James Madison 8-2 408 11 Victor Williams (213) at Penn, 10/3/15 11. Portland State 8-2 2,212 15 11. Portland State 8-2 368 16 Derek O’Connor (164), Butler, 9/15/12 12. James Madison 8-2 2,197 14 12. Sam Houston State 7-3 327 18 Opponent: Posted 100 Receiving Yards 13. Fordham 9-2 1,746 16 13. North Carolina A&T 9-1 312 14 14. Richmond 7-3 1,735 9 14. Fordham 9-2 295 17 R. McManus (135), V. WIlliams (103) at Harvard, 10/30/15 15. Northern Iowa 6-4 1,618 17 15. Northern Iowa 6-4 256 19 Opponent: Michael Siragusa, Jr. (132), Yale, 10/10/15 16. North Carolina A&T 9-1 1,418 19 16. Richmond 7-3 229 12 Rushed for Three Touchdowns 17. Montana 6-4 1,270 22 17. Montana 6-4 188 22 Ryder Stone (3) vs. Brown, 11/15/14 18. Eastern Washington 6-4 1,211 10 18. Southern Utah 7-3 185 15 Opponent: Treavor Scales (3), Harvard, 10/27/12 19. Harvard 8-1 1,127 12 19. Eastern Washington 6-4 184 10 Threw Four Touchdown Passes 20. Southern Utah 7-3 942 18 20. Northern Arizona 7-3 138 25 Dalyn Williams (4) at Penn, 10/3/15 21. Dartmouth 8-1 718 23 21. Harvard 8-1 114 13 Opponent: Ricky Santos (5), N. Hampshire, 9/23/06 22. Grambling State 8-2 491 25 22. Bethune-Cookman 8-2 111 23 Caught Three Touchdown Passes 23. Eastern Kentucky 6-4 464 24 23. Dartmouth 8-1 93 24 Bo Patterson (3) at Princeton, 11/22/14 24. Northern Arizona 7-3 414 — 24. The Citadel 7-3 92 20 Opponent: David Ball (3), New Hampshire, 9/23/06 25. The Citadel 7-3 398 21 25. Central Arkansas 7-3 70 — Had Two Interceptions Vernon Harris (2) at Brown, 11/14/15 Others: Youngstown State (377), Central Arkansas Others: Grambling State (59), Dayton (29), Villa- Trevor Bell (2), Columbia, 10/25/14 (293), Dayton (201), Bethune-Cookman (183), nova (20), Youngstown State (19), Eastern Kentucky Opponent: Had Three Interceptions Villanova (83), Eastern Illinois (73), North Dakota (16), North Dakota (15), Eastern Illinois 13), Alcorn (42), Western Illinois (37), Penn (29), UT Martin State (7), Towson (5), New Hampshire (5), Penn Salvatore Sciretto (3) vs. Princeton, 11/17/90 (29), New Hampshire (24), Duquesne (13), Western (4), UT Martin (2), Western Carolina (2), Western Opponent: Doug Hewlett (3), Harvard, 10/27/07 Carolina (12), Colgate (10), Alcorn State (7), Tow- Illinois (2), South Dakota (1), Cal Poly (1). Returned an Interception for a TD son (6), Montana State (1), Prairie View A&M (1). David Caldwell (77 yds) vs. Sacred Heart, 9/26/15 Opponent: Zack Imhoff (10 yds), Cornell, 11/5/11 Returned a Kickoff for a TD Ryder Stone (89 yds) at Brown, 11/14/15 Opponent: A.J. Cruz (83 yds), Brown, 11/12/11 Returned a Fumble for a TD The Last Time the Big Green Cody Fulleton (0 yds) vs. Sacred Heart, 9/26/15 Rushed for 300 Yards Gained 600 Yards of Total Offense Opponent: Robert Hughes (0 yds), at Brown, 11/14/15 Returned Unblocked Punt for a TD 325 vs. Columbia, 10/26/13 700 vs. Cornell, 11/7/25 Ryan McManus (60 yds) at Yale, 10/11/14 Opponent: Harvard (395), 10/29/11 Opponent: Brown (619), 11/10/07 Had Less Than 100 Yards Rushing Had Less Than 200 Yards of Offense Opponent: Gio Christodoulou (53 yds), Yale, 10/8/11 Returned a Blocked Punt for a TD 90 at Harvard, 10/30/14 178 at Yale, 10/8/11 Michael Reilly (16 yds) at Harvard, 10/31/09 Opponent: Columbia (61), 10/24/15 Opponent: Cornell (194), 11/6v/15 Threw for 300 Yards Recorded Five Sacks Opponent: Horace Chalstrom (9 yds), UNH, 9/27/14 Blocked a Punt 311 at Harvard, 10/30/15 6 at Cornell, 11/8/14 Troy Donahue vs. Bucknell, 10/19/13 Opponent: Georgetown (308), 9/19/15 Opponent: Columbia (6), 10/24/15 Threw for 400 Yards Recovered Four Fumbles Opponent: Mike Kelly, New Hampshire, 9/27/14 Blocked a Field Goal 449 vs. Yale, 10/10/15 4 vs. Sacred Heart, 9/26/15 David Caldwell at Harvard, 10/30/15 Opponent: Brown (444), 10/10/07 Opponent: Cornell (4), 11/7/09 Threw for Less Than 100 Yards Intercepted Three Passes Opponent: Stone Hart, Harvard, 10/30/15 Blocked a PAT 92 vs. Princeton, 11/23/13 4 at Brown, 11/14/15 A.J. Zuttah twice at Brown, 11/14/15 Opponent: Brown (95), 11/14/15 Opponent: Brown (3), 11/14/15 Gained 400 Yards of Total Offense Played an Overtime Game Opponent: Christian Conway, Columbia, 10/24/15 Scored a Two-Point Conversion 419 vs. Cornell, 11/6/15 Oct. 5, 2013, at Penn (37-31 L, 4ot) Tim McManus at Holy Cross, 10/13/07 Opponent: Harvard (414), 11/1/14 Won an Overtime Game Opponent: Brendan Flaherty, Holy Cross (10/18/14) Gained 500 Yards of Total Offense Nov. 7, 2009 vs. Cornell (20-17 W, 2ot) Scored a Defensive PAT 592 vs. Yale, 10/10/15 Shawn Abuhoff vs. Colgate, 9/19/09 Opponent: New Hampshire (531), 9/27/14 Opponent: Never

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 13 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 Individual Season and Career highs Category Season Career Category Season Statistic Lucas Bavaro Alex Gakenheimer Tackles 6 2x, last at Brown 6 2x, last at Brown (2015) Field Goals 2 at Harvard 2 6x, last at Harvard (2015) Tackles for a Loss 1 2x, last at Brown 1 2x, last at Brown (2015) Field Goal Attempts 4 at Harvard 4 at Harvard (2015) Sacks 1.0 vs. Yale 1.0 vs. Yale (2015) Longest Field Goal 39 at Harvard 41 at New Hampshire (2014) Interceptions 1 at Brown 1 at Brown (2015) PATs 7 vs. Sacred Heart 7 vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Passes Defended 2 at Georgetown 2 at Georgetown (2015) PAT attempts 7 vs. Sacred Heart 7 vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Fumbles Forced 1 at Brown 1 at Brown (2015) Points 7 2x, last vs. Sacred Heart 11 at Princeton (2014) K.J. Booze Brian Grove Receptions 2 at Harvard 2 at Harvard (2015) Rush Attempts 10 vs. Cornell 16 at Columbia (2012) Receiving Yards 18 at Harvard 18 at Harvard (2015) Rushing Yards 90 at Brown 90 at Brown (2015) Longest Reception 13 vs. Cornell 13 vs. Cornell (2015) TD Rushes 1 4x, last at Brown 2 at Yale (2012) Longest Rush 61 (TD) at Brown 61 2x, last at Brown (TD) (2015) Kyle Bramble Receptions 2 2x, last vs. Yale 4 2x, last at Columbia (2012) Rush Attempts 17 at Brown 24 vs. Cornell (2013) Receiving Yards 25 vs. Yale 62 vs. Sacred Heart (2012) Rushing Yards 93 at Brown 126 at Columbia (2014) Longest Reception 22 vs. Yale 32 2x, last vs. Harvard (2014) TD Rushes 1 at Brown 1 7x, last at Cornell (2014) Longest Rush 54 vs. Yale 70 (TD) at Brown (2013) Vernon Harris Receptions 4 2x, last vs. Columbia 6 3x, last vs. Harvard (2014) Tackles 10 vs. Sacred Heart 10 vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Receiving Yards 47 vs. Columbia 75 vs. Harvard (2014) Tackles for a Loss 1.0 at Harvard 1.0 3x, last at Harvard (2015) TD Receptions 1 vs. Yale 1 8x, last vs. Yale (2015) Interceptions 2 at Brown 2 at Brown (2015) Longest Reception 29 vs. Columbia 44 (TD) vs. Columbia (2013) Passes Defended 2 at Brown 3 at Butler (2013) Fumbles Forced — 1 2x, last at Columbia (2014) Houston Brown Fumbles Recovered — 1 at Princeton (2014) Receptions 3 at Brown 3 3x, last at Brown (2015) Receiving Yards 52 at Penn 52 at Penn (2015) Frankie Hernandez TD Receptions 2 at Penn 2 at Penn (2015) Tackles 6 vs. Columbia 11 vs. Penn (2014) Longest Reception 36 (TD) vs. Yale 36 (TD) vs. Yale (2015) Tackles for a Loss 2.0 at Brown 2.0 at Brown (2015) Sacks — 1.0 2x, last at Cornell (2014) David Caldwell Interceptions — 1 vs. Holy Cross (2014) Tackles 10 at Brown 10 at Brown (2015) Passes Defended 1 vs. Yale 2 vs. Penn (2014) Tackles for a Loss 2.0 vs. Columbia 2.0 vs. Columbia (2015) Fumbles Recovered — 1 vs. Penn (2014) Interceptions 2 vs. Yale 2 vs. Yale (2015) Kicks Blocked — 1 vs. Central Conn. State (2014) Interceptions for TD 1 vs. Sacred Heart 1 vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Passes Defended 5 vs. Yale 5 vs. Yale (2015) Zach Husain Fumbles Forced 1 at Brown 1 at Brown (2015) Tackles 3 2x, last at CCSU 3 2x, last at CCSU (2015) Fumbles Recovered 1 3x, last at Harvard 1 3x, last at Harvard (2015) Tackles for a Loss 1.0 2x, last vs. Sacred Heart 1.0 2x, last vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Kicks Blocked 1 at Harvard (FG) 1 at Harvard (FG) (2015) Ben Kepley Jon Marc Carrier Punts 11 vs. Columbia 11 vs. Columbia (2015) Receptions 6 vs. Yale 6 vs. Yale (2015) Punting Yards 423 vs. Columbia 423 vs. Columbia (2015) Receiving Yards 103 vs. Yale 103 vs. Yale (2015) Punting Average 42.0 at Georgetown 44.5 at Cornell (2014) TD Receptions 1 at CCSU 1 2x, last at CCSU (2015) Inside 20 4 vs. Columbia 4 vs. Columbia (2015) Longest Reception 44 (TD) at CCSU 44 (TD) at CCSU (2015) Punts of 50+ Yards 2 vs. Columbia 2 vs. Columbia (2015) Rush Attempts — 1 2x, last vs. Columbia (2013) Longest Punt 60 at Georgetown 60 at Georgetown (2015) Rushing Yards — 2 vs. Columbia (2013) Longest Rush — 2 (TD) vs. Columbia (2013) Will Konstant Kickoff Return Yards — 49 vs. Bucknell (2013) Tackles 6 at Brown 6 at Brown (2015) Longest Kickoff Return — 23 at Harvard (2013) Tackles for a Loss 1.0 2x, last vs. Cornell 1.0 2x, last vs. Cornell (2015) Sacks 1.0 vs. Cornell 1.0 vs. Cornell (2015) Brandon Cooper Fumbles Recovered 1 2x, last at Brown 1 2x, last at Brown (2015) Tackles 5 vs. Sacred Heart 5 vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Tackles for a Loss 0.5 vs. Sacred Heart 1.0 vs. Cornell (2013) Sam Laptad Sacks — 1.0 vs. Cornell (2013) Receptions 1 vs. Cornell 2 vs. CCSU (2014) Interceptions — 1 vs. Penn (2014) Receiving Yards 5 vs. Cornell 23 at Butler (2013) Passes Defended — 1 vs. Penn (2014) Longest Reception 5 vs. Cornell 23 at Butler (2013) Troy Donahue Alex McCrory Tackles 8 vs. Columbia 14 vs. Central Conn. St. (2014) Tackles 8 vs. Sacred Heart 8 vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Interceptions 1 at Georgetown 1 6x, last at Georgetown (2015) Tackles for a Loss — 0.5 at Cornell (2014) Passes Defended 2 at Georgetown 2 2x, last at Georgetown (2015) Passes Defended — 1 at Cornell (2014) Fumbles Recovered — 1 vs. Princeton (2013) Fumbles Forced 1 at Brown 1 at Brown (2015) Kicks Blocked — 1 3x, last vs. CCSU (2014) Kickoff Return Yards 16 at CCSU 43 vs. Penn (2011) Danny McManus Tackles 3 3x, last vs. Yale 8 at Princeton (2014) Cody Fulleton Tackles for a Loss — 1.0 vs. Columbia (2013) Tackles 6 2x, last vs. Sacred Heart 11 vs. Harvard (2014) Passes Defended 1 2x, last vs. Yale 3 at Princeton (2014) Tackles for a Loss 2.0 2x, last vs. Columbia 2.0 2x, last vs. Columbia (2015) Kickoff Return Yards 76 at Penn 76 at Penn (2015) Sacks 2.0 vs. Columbia 2.0 vs. Columbia (2015) Longest KO Return 35 at Penn 35 at Penn (2015) Passes Defended — 1 4x, last at Princeton (2014) Punt Return Yards 9 at Georgetown 9 at Georgetown (2015) Fumbles Forced 1 at Georgetown 1 3x, last at Georgetown (2015) Longest Punt Return 9 at Georgetown 9 at Georgetown (2015) Fumbles Recovered 1 vs. Sacred Heart 1 3x, last vs. Sacred Heart (2015)

14 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 Individual Season and Career highs

Category Season Statistic Category Season Statistic Ryan McManus Zach Slafsky Receptions 9 at Harvard 13 vs. Brown (2014) Tackles 7 at Harvard 13 vs. Central Conn. State (2014) Receiving Yards 135 at Harvard 188 at Yale (2014) Tackles for a Loss 1.0 2x, last at Harvard 2.0 at Princeton (2014) TD Receptions 1 vs. Cornell 3 vs. Brown (2014) Sacks 0.5 at Georgetown 1.0 4x, last at Cornell (2014) Longest Reception 43 at Harvard 68 (TD) vs. Harvard (2012) Passes Defended 1 2x, last vs. Yale 2 at Columbia (2014) Punt Return Yards 102 at Georgetown 102 at Georgetown (2015) Fumbles Recovered 1 2x, last at Brown 1 2x, last at Brown (2015) Longest Punt Return 63 at Georgetown 63 at Georgetown (2015) Ryder Stone Will McNamara Rush Attempts 13 at CCSU 13 2x, last at CCSU (2015) Tackles 14 at Harvard 15 at Yale (2014) Rushing Yards 72 vs. Sacred Heart 114 vs. Brown (2014) Tackles for a Loss 1.5 at Penn 2.0 at Princeton (2012) TD Rushes 2 2x, last at CCSU 3 vs. Brown (2014) Sacks 1.0 vs. Yale 1.0 vs. Yale (2015) Longest Rush 62 vs. Sacred Heart 63 (TD) vs. Brown (2014) Interceptions 2 at Harvard 2 2x, last at Harvard (2015) Receptions 1 4x, last vs. Cornell 2 2x, last at Princeton (2014) Interceptions for TD 1 at Georgetown 2 vs. Columbia (2013) Receiving Yards 22 at Penn 22 at Penn (2015) Passes Defended 2 at Harvard 2 2x, last at Harvard (2015) Longest Reception 22 at Penn 22 at Penn (2015) Fumbles Recovered — 1 2x, last vs. Bucknell (2013) Emory Thompson Abrm McQuarters Receptions 3 vs. Yale 3 vs. Yale (2015) Rush Attempts 6 at Georgetown 6 3x, last at Georgetown (2015) Receiving Yards 48 vs. Sacred Heart 48 vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Rushing Yards 24 vs. Sacred Heart 32 at New Hampshire (2014) Longest Reception 30 vs. Sacred Heart 30 vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Longest Rush 20 (TD) vs. Columbia 20 (TD) vs. Columbia (2015) Receptions 1 at Georgetown 2 vs. Brown (2014) Sawyer Whalen Receiving Yards 7 at Georgetown 60 at Cornell (2014) Tackles 7 at Georgetown 7 at Georgetown (2015) Longest Reception 7 at Georgetown 60 (TD) at Cornell (2014) Tackles for a Loss 1.0 at Georgetown 1.0 2x, last at Georgetown (2015) Sacks 0.5 at CCSU 1.0 at Cornell (2014) Dylan Mellor Fumbles Forced — 1 at Princeton (2014) Receptions 1 3x, last vs. Yale 1 3x, last vs. Yale (2015) Receiving Yards 27 at Georgetown 27 at Georgetown (2015) Eric Wickham TD Receptions 1 at Georgetown 1 at Georgetown (2015) Tackles 10 at Penn 10 at Penn (2015) Longest Reception 27 (TD) at Georgetown 27 (TD) at Georgetown (2015) Tackles for a Loss 2.5 at CCSU 2.5 twice, last at CCSU (2015) Sacks 1.5 at CCSU 1.5 at CCSU (2015) Charlie Miller Interceptions 1 at Brown 1 2x, last at Brown (2015) Tackles 7 at Harvard 7 at Harvard (2015) Passes Defended 1 at Brown 2 vs. Yale (2013) Tackles for a Loss 1.5 at Brown 1.5 at Brown (2015) Fumbles Forced 1 at CCSU 1 at CCSU (2015) Interceptions 1 vs. Columbia 1 vs. Columbia (2015) Passes Defended 1 2x, last vs. Cornell 1 2x, last vs. Cornell (2015) Dalyn Williams Pass Completions 29 vs. Yale 32 at Yale (2014) Folarin Orimolade Pass Attempts 53 vs. Yale 53 vs. Yale (2015) Tackles 7 at Penn 7 2x, last at Penn (2015) Passing Yards 435 vs. Yale 435 vs. Yale (2015) Tackles for a Loss 2.0 at Penn 2.0 3x, last at Penn (2015) TD Passes 4 2x, last vs. Yale 4 4x, last vs. Yale (2015) Sacks 1.5 2x, last vs. Yale 1.5 3x, last vs. Yale (2015) Completion Pct. 92.0 (23-25) at Penn 92.0 (23-25) at Penn (2015) Passes Defended 1 2x, last at Harvard 1 3x, last at Harvard (2015) Longest Completion 60 (TD) vs. Sacred Heart 67 (TD) at Columbia (2012) Fumbles Forced 1 3x, last at Harvard 1 4x, last at Harvard (2015) Rush Attempts 13 at Penn 23 at Princeton (2012) Fumbles Recovered — 1 3x, last vs. Brown (2014) Rushing Yards 73 at Penn 119 at Butler (2013) TD Rushes 2 at Penn 3 vs. Penn (2014) Blake Orvis Longest Rush 26 at CCSU 37 vs. Princeton (2013) Receptions 1 3x, last vs. Columbia 2 at New Hampshire (2014) Total Offense 453 at Yale 453 vs. Yale (2015) Receiving Yards 13 vs. Columbia 13 vs. Columbia (2015) Longest Reception 13 vs. Columbia 13 vs. Columbia (2015) Victor Williams Receptions 12 at Penn 12 at Penn (2015) Vito Penza Receiving Yards 213 at Penn 213 at Penn (2015) Rush Attempts 11 vs. Cornell 11 vs. Cornell (2015) TD Receptions 2 at Penn 2 2x, last at Penn (2015) Rushing Yards 60 vs. Cornell 60 vs. Cornell (2015) Longest Reception 60 (TD) vs. Sacred Heart 60 (TD) vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Longest Rush 15 at Georgetown 15 at Georgetown (2015) Kickoff Return Yards — 80 vs. Holy Cross (2013) Receptions 1 3x times, last at Penn 1 3x times, last at Penn (2015) Longest Kickoff Return — 36 vs. Holy Cross (2013) Receiving Yards 6 at Penn 6 at Penn (2015) Longest Reception 6 at Penn 6 at Penn (2015) A.J. Zuttah Tackles 9 at Harvard 10 vs. Harvard (2014) Chai Reece Tackles for a Loss 2.0 vs. Columbia 2.0 vs. Columbia (2015) Tackles 6 at Harvard 8 2x, last vs. Brown (2014) Sacks 1.0 2x, last at Harvard 1.0 3x, last at Harvard (2015) Tackles for a Loss 0.5 at Brown 1.0 4x, last at Columbia (2014) Fumbles Recovered 1 at Penn 1 2x, last at Penn (2015) Passes Defended 2 vs. Sacred Heart 2 4x, last vs. Sacred Heart (2015) Fumbles Forced 1 at Penn 1 at Penn (2015) Fumbles Recovered — 2 vs. Brown (2012) Passes Defended 2 at Harvard 2 2x, last at Harvard (2015) Kicks Blocked — 1 at Yale (2011) Kicks Blocked 2 at Brown 2 at Brown (2015) Cameron Skaff Receptions 3 vs. Yale 3 vs. Yale (2015) Receiving Yards 31 vs. Columbia 31 vs. Columbia (2015) TD Receptions 2 2x, vs. Yale and at CCSU 2 2x, vs. Yale and at CCSU (2015) Longest Reception 18 vs. Columbia 18 vs. Columbia (2015)

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#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 15 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Defense, Special Teams Spark Dartmouth to Dartmouth 31, Georgetown 10 31-10 Season-Opening Win at Georgetown September 19, 2015 WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two key intercep- 164-63, and held the ball for more than three times tions and a 63-yard punt return sparked visiting as long, 22:48 to just 7:12. Dartmouth 14 7 10 0 — 31 Dartmouth in its season opener at Georgetown on The Big Green got the three points right back Georgetown 7 3 0 0 — 10 Saturday afternoon in front of a sold-out crowd to start the second half, marching 72 yards — more at Multi-Sport Field as the Big Green defeated the than they gained the entire first half — over 13 plays G 1 4:57 Buckman 31 pass from Nolan (Darmstadter kick) 0- 7 D 1 2:27 D. Williams 9 run (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 7 Hoyas, 31-10. Dartmouth (1-0) has now won its before settling for a 20-yard chip shot by Gaken- D 1 0:30 Grove 13 run (Gakenheimer kick) 14- 7 first game in each of the past six seasons, topping 30 heimer. D 2 11:39 McNamara 8 INT return (Gakenheimer kick) 21- 7 points every time, while Georgetown fell to 1-2 on The next time Dartmouth got the ball, a couple G 2 0:22 Darmstadter 30 FG 21- 10 the season despite gaining more yards on the day, of rookies provided some of the biggest plays for D 3 10:15 Gakenheimer 20 FG 24- 10 D 3 3:31 Mellor 27 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 31- 10 331-283. the game’s final score. After McManus caught a Big Green quarterback Dalyn Williams led his 3rd-and-8 pass for a 20-yard gain to midfield, fresh- Dart GU team both through the air and on the ground with man Vito Penza took the handoff on second down FIRST DOWNS 13 22 138 passing yards and a touchdown as well as 43 for a 15-yard gain on his first collegiate touch. He RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 31-145 32-23 PASSING YARDS (NET) 138 308 rushing yards and another score. But the biggest provided another seven-yard gain, and two plays Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-17-0 53-31-2 plays of the day did not come from the Dartmouth later, freshman wide receiver Dylan Mellor snared a TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 59-283 85-331 offense as seniors Troy Donahue and Will McNa- pass across the middle and scampered to the corner Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1 mara both picked off passes — the latter returning of the end zone for a 27-yard touchdown reception Penalties-Yards 8-75 6-60 Punts (Number-Avg) 7-42.0 6-47.5 his for a touchdown — and senior Ryan McManus on his first career catch. Punt Returns-Yards 4-112 1-3 brought back one of his three punt returns 63 yards In the fourth quarter, Georgetown advanced into Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-74 6-104 to set up the first Big Green points of the day. the red zone just once, fumbling the ball away inches Interception Returns-Yards 2-43 0-0 Trailing 7-0 late in the first quarter, Dartmouth from the goal line on fourth down. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Possession Time 23:51 36:09 forced Georgetown to punt, which it did well with a Dartmouth did sputter a bit out of the chute, Third-Down Conversions 3-13 10-21 49-yard boot. McManus backpedaled to retrieve the playing an opponent that already had two games Fourth-Down Conversions 2-2 0-3 ball at the Dartmouth 27 and traversed a career-long under its belt. A roughing-the-punter penalty in the Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 1-2 63 yards before being tackled at the Hoya 10. Two Hoya end zone gave Georgetown a reprieve during Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-22 0-0 plays later, Williams saw an opening up the middle the first possession of the game. The next time the RUSHING: D — Dalyn Williams 10-43; Vito Penza 6-35; and the senior forged his way nine yards for his 15th Hoyas got the ball, they marched 56 yards on eight Ryder Stone 3-27; Brian Grove 6-20; Abrm McQuarters career rushing touchdown. Junior Alex Gaken- plays, the last being a 31-yard pass from Nolan to 6-20. G — Jo’el Kimpela 14-29; Isaac Ellsworth 5-22; Alex heimer provided the point after to knot the score at Matt Buckman down the middle over the defense for Valles 3-7; TEAM 2-(-17); Kyle Nolan 8-(-18). seven with 2:27 left in the quarter. the score. And even when the score was 21-7 after PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 17-28-0-138. G — Kyle Less than two minutes later, it was the defense’s McNamara’s touchdown early in the second quarter, Nolan 31-53-2-308. turn to set up the offense as Donahue, who led the Dartmouth had just 18 total yards to that point. Ivy League in interceptions last year, picked off a Nolan finished the game 31-of-53 passing for RECEIVING: D — Victor Williams 5-15; Ryan McManus 4-65; Dylan Mellor 1-27; Charles Mack 1-9; Emory pass from Georgetown quarterback Kyle Nolan, 308 yards with one touchdown and the two costly Thompson 1-8; Abrm McQuarters 1-8; Blake Orvis 1-7; returning it 35 yards to the Hoya 13. On the very interceptions, with Justin Hill hauling in eight passes Brian Grove 1-1; Vito Penza 1-(-1); Ryder Stone 1-(-1). first play from scrimmage, senior Brian Grove took for 101 yards. But the Hoyas managed to gain just G — Justin Hill 8-101; Jake DeCicco 7-66; Matt Buckman the handoff, broke through the line and waltzed in 23 yards on the ground, getting hurt by a pair of low 7-57; Brandon Williams 4-29; Jo’el Kimpela 2-20; Alex Valles 1-18; Luke Morris 1-10; Harry Glor 1-7. for the go-ahead score. snaps that led to 17 lost yards, as well as three sacks The Dartmouth special teams and defense by the Dartmouth defense. INT: D — Troy Donahue 1-35; Will McNamara 1-8. teamed up to provide the next Big Green touch- While Williams led the Big Green with 43 of the down. Junior Ben Kepley dropped a beautiful team’s 145 rushing yards, four running backs com- FUMBLES: G — Kyle Nolan 1-1; Isaac Ellsworth 1-0; TEAM 1-0. end-over-end punt inside the five, and the coverage bined for 102 yards, including Penza with 35 on six managed to down it at the three. Scrambling in his carries and sophomore Ryder Stone with 27 on just SACKS (UA-A): D — Folarin Orimolade 0-3; Will Kon- own end zone, Nolan threw a pass back toward the three touches. Victor Williams was his namesake’s stant 0-1; Cody Fulleton 0-1; Zach Slafsky 0-1. middle of the field right into torso of McNamara. favorite target with six catches for 32 yards, while TACKLES (UA-A): D — Sawyer Whalen 2-5; Cody Ful- The linebacker batted the ball into the air before se- McManus snared four throws for 65 yards. leton 3-3; Will McNamara 3-3; David Caldwell 5-0; Troy curing it and barreled his way eight yards for a 21-7 The Dartmouth defense was paced by senior Donahue 4-1; Vernon Harris 4-1; Lucas Bavaro 2-3; Will lead with 11:39 left in the half. end Sawyer Whalen with seven tackles, one going Konstant 2-3; Zach Slafsky 1-4; Chai Reece 3-1; Folarin Just before the intermission, Georgetown man- for a loss, while McNamara added six to go with Orimolade 0-4; Eric Wickham 2-1; Zach Husain 2-1; Danny McManus 1-2; A.J. Zuttah 1-2; Eric Meile 0-3; aged to run an extended 15-play drive that lasted his big pickoff. Junior linebacker Folarin Orimolade Kyran McKinney-Crudden 2-0; Frankie Hernandez 1-1; over seven minutes. But all the Hoyas could get matched a career high with 1.5 sacks, and senior Alex McCrory 0-2; Jarius Brown 1-0; Nick Tomkins 1-0; from the long possession was a 30-yard field goal to Cody Fulleton had a career-best 1.5 tackles for a loss Ryan McManus 1-0; Brandon Cooper 0-1; Colin Boit 0-1; cut the deficit to 11 points at the break, 21-10. The among his five stops. Rocco Di Leo 0-1; Jackson Perry 0-1. G — Leo Loughery 7-5; Matt Satchell 7-2; Daniel Yankovich 5-2; Phil Novacki halftime stats told a bit of a different story than the Georgetown’s Leo Loughry led all players with 3-3; David Akere 1-4; Hunter Kiselick 3-1; Garrett Powers score, however, as Georgetown outgained the Green, 12 tackles, while three other Hoyas each had two 1-3; Jelani Williamson 2-1; Dez Richardson 1-2; Jethro tackles for a loss. Francois 2-0; Bryan Jefferson 1-1; Blaise Brown 0-2; Mat- thew Deal 1-0; Matthew Apuzzi 1-0; Chris Cardinali 1-0; Kyle Nolan 1-0; Harry McCollum 0-1; Troye Bullock 0-1; Marquis Wright 0-1; Cameron Gamble 0-1.

Time of Game: 2:58 Attendance: 2,863

16 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Big Plays Abound in home-opening Dartmouth 49, Sacred Heart 7 49-7 victory over Sacred Heart September 26, 2015 HANOVER, N.H. — Dartmouth celebrated the Stone made the next Big Green possession take facelift to Memorial Field and its uniforms by much less time by bursting 62 yards down to the Pi- Sacred Heart 0 0 7 0 — 7 trouncing Sacred Heart on Saturday evening in front oneer nine on the first play. Senior Brian Grove gave Dartmouth 21 14 7 7 — 49 of 7,363 fans, 49-7. The Big Green (2-0) had eight Stone a breather and wasted no time by running it plays of more than 30 yards on the night, including a in from there, giving the home team a 21-point lead D 1 11:42 Fulleton 0 yd fumble recovery (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 0 D 1 8:18 Stone 1 run (Gakenheimer kick) 14- 0 60-yard touchdown catch by senior Victor Williams less than 10 minutes into the contest. D 1 5:31 Grove 9 run (Gakenheimer kick) 21- 0 and a 77-yard interception return for the game’s final Sacred Heart finally mounted a drive and threat- D 2 6:17 D. Williams 4 run (Gakenheimer kick) 28- 0 score by senior safety David Caldwell as Dartmouth ened to score early in the second quarter. Facing D 2 4:03 V. Williams 60 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 35- 0 enjoyed its largest margin of victory since blanking 4th-and-goal at the five, the Pioneers elected to kick, S 3 4:23 Chavious 1 run (Finney kick) 35- 7 D 3 1:00 Stone 3 run (Gakenheimer kick) 42- 7 Columbia two years ago, 56-0. only to have the snap go high and be recovered by D 4 9:47 Caldwell 77 INT return (Gakenheimer kick) 49- 7 Reserve quarterback Kevin Duke threw for 185 Dartmouth’s Danny McManus. yards for the visiting Pioneers (2-2), but it was not Later in the second quarter, Dalyn Williams SHU Dart nearly enough to keep Sacred Heart from dropping guided the offense through an 11-play, 63-yard drive, FIRST DOWNS 18 20 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 50-112 29-147 its second straight game. culminating with Williams keeping the handoff PASSING YARDS (NET) 236 352 Senior Dalyn Williams recorded his fourth career and finding his way to the end zone. Little more Passes Att-Comp-Int 37-22-1 37-26-0 300-yard passing game by completing 21-of-28 than two minutes later, the Williamses connected TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 87-348 66-499 throws for 313 yards and the one long touchdown for the 60-yard bomb to make it a 35-0 game at the Fumbles-Lost 5-4 3-2 Penalties-Yards 12-79 9-85 to his namesake, plus ran for another score. The intermission. Punts (Number-Avg) 5-45.6 3-40.7 ground game was working as well as sophomore After regrouping during the break, Duke — who Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Ryder Stone racked up 72 rushing yards on just replaced starter R.J. Noel in the second quarter — Kickoff Returns-Yards 8-99 1-25 seven carries, two of which ended in the end zone. appeared to have the Pioneers on track as they ad- Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-77 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 In all, Dartmouth racked up 499 total yards, 398 of vanced into the red zone. But on 3rd-and-1 at the 10, Possession Time 34:26 25:34 which came in the opening half as the Green built up Duke ran into senior linebacker Zach Slafsky, who Third-Down Conversions 10-24 6-13 a 35-0 lead. stripped the ball free and claimed it for his own. Fourth-Down Conversions 3-6 1-2 “It was a nice win,” said Robert L. Blackman Sacred Heart finally dented the scoreboard the Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 4-6 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 3-17 Head Coach of Football Buddy Teevens during a next time it took possession as Nate Chavious dove postgame press conference. “We played well in all in from a yard out to finish off a 14-play, 63-yard RUSHING: D — Ryder Stone 7-72; Brian Grove 7-38; facets. The defense was really stingy and the offense drive. The response was swift as a Williams 20-yard Dalyn Williams 8-34; Abrm McQuarters 5-24; Vito Penza kicked it into gear. The line protected well and the reception and a Grove 21-yard jaunt highlighted a 1-3; Jack Heneghan 1-(-24). S — Ose Imeokparia 13-48; Kevin Duke 14-33; Nate Chavious 10-26; Jalyn Croom receivers caught a lot of balls and did a lot with their 60-yard drive that Stone ended on his three-yard 5-24; Moses Webb 2-(-2); R.J. Noel 4-(-3); Tyler Dube f e e t .” run. 1-(-3); TEAM 1-(-11). Dressed in all black uniforms from head to Caldwell’s 77-yard interception return in the toe for the first time, Dartmouth tore through the fourth quarter was merely a stamp of approval as the PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 21-28-0-313; Jack Heneghan 5-9-0-39. S — Kevin Duke 16-26-1-185; R.J. Sacred Heart defense on the game’s opening posses- Big Green cruised to the victory. Noel 6-11-0-51. sion, advancing as deep as the four-yard line. But on The Dartmouth defense was stellar, posting eight the seventh play of the drive, Alec Finelli forced a tackles for a loss — including three sacks — recov- RECEIVING: D — Victor Williams 11-178; Jon Marc Car- Big Green fumble and Kevin Barry pounced on it to ering four fumbles, breaking up seven passes and rier 2-48; Emory Thompson 2-48; Dan Gorman 2-32; Brian Grove 2-18; Houston Brown 2-14; Cameron Skaff 1-7; deny Dartmouth a golden scoring opportunity. collecting the one interception. Senior cornerback Jay Moran 1-5; Jvonte Brooks 1-1; Dylan Mellor 1-1; Vito Not much else went right for the Pioneers in the Vernon Harris led all players with a career-high 10 Penza 1-0. S — Jackson King 6-100; Tyler Dube 4-76; Ose first half, starting with the very next play as the snap tackles, while junior linebacker Alex McCrory made Imeokparia 4-14; Moses Webb 3-17; Andrew O’Neill 2-7; was fumbled and recovered in the end zone by se- eight stops. Byron Barney 1-10; Cole Duncan 1-7; Mike Whalen 1-5. nior Cody Fulleton for the touchdown the Big Green Jackson King caught six passes for an even 100 INT: D — David Caldwell 1-77. thought had slipped away. When Sacred Heart yards for the Pioneers, and Tyler Dube added four fumbled the kickoff away, Dartmouth methodically catches for 76 yards. Ose Imeokparia led SHU with FUMBLES: D — Vito Penza 1-1; Victor Williams 1-1; moved the 25 yards in nine plays with Stone scoring 48 rushing yards on 13 carries. Jack Heneghan 1-0. S — Nate Chavious 2-1; R.J. Noel 1-1; Kevin Duke 1-1; TEAM 1-1. on a one-yard dive for a 14-0 lead. SACKS (UA-A): D — Cody Fulleton 1-0; Brandon Cooper 0-1; Rocco Di Leo 0-1; Will Konstant 0-1; A.J. Zuttah 0-1.

TACKLES (UA-A): D — Vernon Harris 5-5; Alex McCrory 3-5; David Caldwell 2-5; Cody Fulleton 5-1; Eric Meile 3-3; Folarin Orimolade 3-2; Nick Tomkins 1-4; Brandon Cooper 1-4; Eric Wickham 3-1; Zach Slafsky 1-3; Danny McManus 2-1; Frankie Hernandez 2-1; Rocco Di Leo 2-1; Paddy Clancy 2-1; Chai Reece 1-2; A.J. Zuttah 1-2; Will Konstant 0-3; Kyran McKinney-Crudden 1-1; Sawyer Whalen 1-1; Brian Fordon 1-1; Troy Donahue 0-2; Jackson Perry 1-0; Jarius Brown 1-0; Jake Moen 1-0; Zach Husain 1-0; Davaron Stockman 1-0; Colin Boit 0-1; Vito Penza 0-1. S — Chris Hutton 5-4; Alex Finelli 4-2; Kellen Sperduto 3-3; Connor Candito 5-0; C.J. Parvelus 3-2; Kevin Barry 4-0; James Rentz 1-3; Ryan Cottrell 3-0; Brendon Slade 2-0; Kyle Church 2-0; Tim Johnson 1-1; Matt Ilalio 1-0; Phil Sampson 1-0; Lawrence Nembhard 1-0; Dylan Ackerson 1-0; Kevin Small 1-0; Jalyn Croom 1-0; John Snee 0-1; Sam McCain 0-1; Delvon Artis 0-1.

Time of Game: 2:58 Attendance: 2,863

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Williams Connection Leads Big Green Dartmouth 41, Penn 20 to Victory in Ivy Opener at Penn, 41-20 October 3, 2015 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Senior Dalyn Williams quarter with the quarterback finishing off the drive set a school record by completing 92 percent of his by burrowing for a one-yard touchdown. About five Dartmouth 13 14 14 0 — 41 passes (23-of-25) for 336 yards and four touch- minutes later, Williams found junior Houston Brown Penn 0 6 0 14 — 20 downs, plus ran for 73 yards and two more scores as in the end zone from 22 yards out for a 27-0 lead with Dartmouth won at Penn for the first time since 1997, seven minutes left in the half. D 1 11:59 V. Williams 8 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 0 D 1 6:58 D. Williams 9 run (kick blocked) 13- 0 41-20. Senior Victor Williams was on the receiving Penn finally sustained a drive, covering 74 yards D 1 11:53 D. Williams 1 run (Gakenheimer kick) 20- 0 end of 12 of those throws for 213 yards — setting ca- in 14 plays until less than a minute showed on the D 2 7:01 H. Brown 22 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 27- 0 reer highs for a second consecutive week — and two clock. Quarterback Alex Torgersen scored on his P 2 0:36 Torgersen 1 run (kick failed) 27- 6 touchdowns as the Big Green started the Ivy slate final play of the afternoon, diving in from one yard D 3 13:54 H. Brown 30 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 34- 6 D 3 0:37 V. Williams 43 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 41- 6 with a victory and improved to 3-0 for the first time out to put the Quakers on the board to make it 27-6 P 4 11:18 Watson 2 pass from Lisa (Gammill kick) 41- 13 since that last win at Franklin Field 18 years ago. at the intermission as the point after sailed wide. P 4 7:52 Countryman 3 pass from Lisa (Gammill kick) 41- 20 Dartmouth racked up 506 yards while holding In the third quarter, Dartmouth opened up a the Quakers (1-2, 0-1 Ivy) to 263, and the Big Green 41-6 advantage. On the third play of the second half, Dart Penn FIRST DOWNS 26 15 scored on each of its four full possessions of the Williams hooked up with Brown again, this time RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 43-170 30-97 first half, building up a 27-0 lead before Penn even on a 30-yard strike. After a 37-yard Big Green field PASSING YARDS (NET) 336 166 recorded a first down. Williams collected 201 total goal attempt sailed wide to the left, the Dartmouth Passes Att-Comp-Int 26-23-1 32-23-0 yards in the opening half and was 12-of-13 throwing defense quickly forced a punt when senior line- TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 69-506 62-263 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2 the ball with the lone incompletion a throw away backer Will McNamara stymied Solomon behind the Penalties-Yards 6-58 3-31 to avoid a blitz. In the second half he amassed 208 line on a 3rd-and-1 rush. Williams kept the ensuing Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0.0 4-40.0 more to give him 409 for the game, just the sixth drive alive with a 12-yard gain on 3rd-and-11, then Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 0-0 game of 400 or more total yards in Big Green his- went deep to his namesake for a 43-yard touchdown Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-76 7-122 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 tory; Williams owns three of those games. bomb. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-12 It didn't take long for Dartmouth to impose its In the fourth quarter, Penn managed to score Possession Time 33:01 26:59 will as senior A.J. Zuttah knocked the ball free from two touchdowns less than four minutes apart. Wide Third-Down Conversions 7-11 5-13 running back Tre Solomon on the third play of the receiver Justin Watson scored on a two-yard pass, Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2 2-3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-5 3-3 game, and senior David Caldwell pounced on the and after a sack forced backup quarterback Jack Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 3-12 loose ball to give the Green great field position at the Heneghan to fumble the ball, the Quakers needed Quaker 32. Four plays later, the first Williams-to- five plays to go the 18 yards for the final points of the RUSHING: D — Dalyn Williams 8-34; Kyle Bramble 13-36; Williams touchdown connection came on an eight- game on a three-yard toss to Cam Countryman. Brian Grove 7-30; Ryder Stone 6-22; Vito Penza 2-6; Jack Heneghan 1-2. P — Brian Schoenauer 9-57; Tre Solomon yard pass for a 7-0 lead barely three minutes into the Senior linebacker Eric Wickham led the defen- 10-24; Alek Torgersen 3-2; Christian Pearson 1-(-4); Jay game. With the catch, Victor Williams became the sive effort with a career-high 11 tackles, one for a Common Jr. 1-(-4). 20th player in Dartmouth history with 1,000 receiv- loss, and Orimolade collected seven stops with the ing yards, and he was just getting started. lone Big Green sack that forced a Quaker fumble. PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 23-26-0-336; Jack Heneghan 0-1-0-0. P — Andrew Lisa 15-21-0-126; Alek A pair of passes to Williams and the rushing of Speaking of fumbles, Zuttah recovered one and Torgersen 7-10-0-29; Danny Ferens 1-1-0-11. senior Kyle Bramble — who went over 1,000 yards forced another to contribute from his defensive on the ground in his career on his second carry — tackle position. RECEIVING: D — Victor Williams 12-213; Kyle Bramble pushed Dartmouth down to the Penn 21 on the next The backup quarterback for Penn, Andrew Lisa, 4-17; Houston Brown 2-52; Ryder Stone 1-22; Cameron Skaff 1-9; Jon Marc Carrier 1-9; Brian Grove 1-8; Vito possession. Dalyn Williams took over from there, played the entire second half and completed 15-of- Penza 1-6. P — Justin Watson 8-66; Ryan O’Malley 3-31; running the ball on three straight plays, reaching the 21 passes for 126 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Cameron Countryman 3-10; Ryan Kelly 2-13; Brian Schoe- end zone on a nine-yard option keeper. The PAT was Tyler Drake led all players with 15 tackles for the nauer 2-12; Eric Fiore 1-11; Adam Strouss 1-11; Christian blocked, however, leaving the score at 13-0. Quakers, and Lukas Nossem registered two of the Stapleton 1-6; Tre Somolon 1-3; Danny Ferens 1-3. Two more three-and-out possessions for the three Penn sacks. Brian Schoenauer led the rushing INT: None Quakers led to two more scores for the Big Green. game with 57 yards on nine carries, and Watson was The first time, Williams guided the offense on a the leading receiver with eight catches for 66 yards FUMBLES: D — Jack Heneghan 1-1. P — Tre Solomon 16-play, 90-yard drive that lasted more than half a and one touchdown. 1-1; Andrew Lisa 1-1; Jay Cammon Jr., 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): D — Folarin Orimolade 1-1. P — Lukas Nossem 2-0; Dan Connaughton 1-0.

TACKLES (UA-A): D — Eric Wickham 5-5; Folarin Orimo- lade 3-4; Will McNamara 3-3; David Caldwell 3-3; Zach Slafsky 3-2; Vernon Harris 2-3; Eric Meile 2-2; Lucas Bavaro 1-3; Kyran McKinney-Crudeen 2-1; Will Konstant 2-1; Brandon Cooper 0-3; Frankie Hernandez 1-0; Nick Tomkins 1-1; A.J. Zuttah 1-1; Jarius Brown 1-1; Troy Donahue 1-1; Rocco Di Leo 0-2, Cody Fulleton 1-2; Paddy Clancy 1-0; Jeremiah Douchee 1-0; Zach Sammartino 1-0; Justin Edwards 0-1; Sawyer Whalen 0-1; Chai Reece 0-1; Zach Husain 0-1. P — Tyler Drake 6-9; Donald Panciello 4-6; Jack Madden 8-0; Ian Dobbins 4-4; Lukas Nossem 4-2; Brandon Mills 3-3; Kevin Ijoma 2-3; Dan Connaughton 2-1; Austin Taps 0-3; Kenny Thomas 2-0; Nick Miller 1-1; Nolan Biegel 1-1; Danny Ferens 1-1; Corey Power 1-1; J. Morrison 1-0; Erik Swanson 1-0; Adam Strouss 0-1; Solo Ceesay 0-1; Ryan Ripp 0-1; Sam Phillippi 0-1; Trent Dennington 0-1.

Time of Game: 2:37 Attendance: 4,520

18 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Williams Continues Record-Breaking Season Dartmouth 35, Yale 3 in 35-3 Homecoming Victory Over Yale October 10, 2015 HANOVER, N.H. — Dalyn Williams threw for a took more than two minutes. Completions of 22, 23 school-record 435 yards and four touchdowns, plus and 42 yards set up a four-yard burst through the Yale 0 3 0 0 — 3 broke the career record for total yards as Dart- middle for senior Brian Grove. After Dartmouth Dartmouth 7 14 7 7 — 35 mouth dominated Yale, 35-3, in front of a sold-out free safety David Caldwell made a big fourth-down homecoming crowd of 11,086 at Memorial Field on stop to give the ball back to the Green, Williams D 1 0:29 Skaff 8 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 0 D 2 11:35 Grove 4 run (Gakenheimer kick) 14- 0 Saturday afternoon. The Big Green (4-0, 2-0 Ivy) completed passes on all four plays with the final D 2 6:28 Bramble 17 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 21- 0 racked up 592 yards of offense — their most in at one a shovel pass to senior Kyle Bramble out of the Y 2 0:03 Holmes 35 FG 21- 3 least 40 years and likely 90 — and held Yale (3-1, backfield for a 17-yard score and a 21-0 lead with D 3 7:37 Skaff 4 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 28- 3 1-1 Ivy) to 276 — 32 on the ground — in a battle of 6:28 left in the half. D 4 2:39 H. Brown 36 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 35- 3 unbeaten Ivy League teams. Yale put its only points of the game on the board Yale Dart Former NFL quarterback Jay Fiedler ’94 was on with an odd 12-play, 28-yard drive at the end of the FIRST DOWNS 16 27 hand to witness Williams’ performance, smashing half that ended with a 35-yard field goal off the foot RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 26-32 32-143 his single-game yardage record and his career mark of Bryan Holmes. PASSING YARDS (NET) 244 449 Passes Att-Comp-Int 63-31-3 54-30-0 for total yards of 7,249. Williams, who completed 29 Over the first 30 minutes, Dartmouth racked TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 89-276 86-592 tosses on a personal-high 53 attempts, finished the up 333 yards while holding Yale to just 148, despite Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 day with 7,525 total yards with six games left in his the Bulldogs running five more plays (48-43).Most Penalties-Yards 9-84 11-79 career, plus broke his own single-game mark for total of the yards for both teams came through the air Punts (Number-Avg) 11-40.0 8-34.8 Punt Returns-Yards 4-7 2-11 yards with 453. In addition, Williams became the first as Williams had 307 on 20-of-31 passing by the Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-109 1-26 Dartmouth quarterback to throw for 300-plus yards intermission. Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-7 in three straight contests. The Big Green added to their lead in the third Fumble Returns-Yards 1-13 0-0 Two Big Green receivers topped 100 yards — quarter on another touchdown toss to Skaff, this Possession Time 28:45 31:15 Third-Down Conversions 3-21 5-15 senior Ryan McManus (who missed the previous time from four yards out three plays after Bramble Fourth-Down Conversions 2-5 0-2 two games with an ankle sprain) and junior Jon Marc broke free on a 54-yard run. Bramble finished with Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 4-4 Carrier with 116 and 103, respectively. Each caught six 85 of Dartmouth’s 143 rushing yards yards on just Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-14 4-33 throws apiece while senior Victor Williams, who had eight carries. RUSHING: D — Kyle Bramble 8-85; Brian Grove 8-25; 23 catches and 391 yards in the two games McManus Twice in the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs ad- Dalyn Williams 7-18; Ryder Stone 4-10; Vito Penza 3-7; missed, hauled in five for 91 yards, leaving him nine vanced deep into Dartmouth territory, only to be Bruce Dixon IV 1-(-1); TEAM 1-(-1). Y — Deshawn Salter yards shy of giving Dartmouth its first game with thwarted by Caldwell. His first interception came at 19-45; Rafe Chapple 2-7; Chris Williams-Lopez 1-5; Mor- three 100-yard receivers. the Big Green 10, and on the next Yale possession, gan Roberts 4-(-25). The defense was just as stout as senior free safety he stepped in front of another pass at the two-yard PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 29-53-0-435; Bruce David Caldwell led the Big Green with seven tackles line. Dixon IV 1-1-0-14. Y — Morgan Roberts 29-58-229-3; and terrorized Yale quarterback Morgan Roberts, With 2:39 left in the game, Williams threw his Rafe Chapple 2-4-0-15; TEAM 0-1-0-0. picking off two passes while breaking up three others. final pass of the day, going over the top to junior RECEIVING: D — Ryan McManus 6-116; Jon Marc Senior linebacker Will McNamara also had seven Houston Brown for a 36-yard touchdown to break Carrier 6-103; Victor Williams 5-91; Cameron Skaff 3-25; stops with a sack, and senior cornerback Vernon Har- the single-game passing record and top 400 yards for Emory Thompson 3-10; Brian Grove 2-25; Kyle Bramble ris added an interception. And three turnovers came the first time in his career. 2-20; Houston Brown 1-36; Dylan Mellor 1-14; Blake Orvis within 10 yards of the end zone. Roberts attempted 58 passes and completed half 1-9. Y — Michael Sirgusa Jr. 12-132; Chris Williams-Lopez 7-30; Deshawn Salter 3-28; Ross Drwal 3-20; Stephen Although McManus, Carrier and Victor Williams of them for 229 yards for the Bulldogs while throwing Buric 3-16; Sebastian Little 1-9; Kyle Marcinick 1-7; Austin did the heavy lifting among the receivers, none had three interceptions and getting sacked three times. Reuland 1-2. any of the four touchdown catches. Sophomore tight Michael Sirgusa, Jr. was his favorite target as the end Cameron Skaff provided the first points of the sophomore set career highs with 12 catches and 132 INT: D — David Caldwell 2-7; Vernon Harris 1-0. day with an eight-yard grab in the back of the end yards for his first time over 100. FUMBLES: D — Dalyn Williams 1-1. zone in the final minute of the first quarter, cap- Hayden Carlson and Victor Egu led the Yale ping an 80-yard drive that took 15 plays and 6:20 to defense with nine tackles apiece, while the latter also SACKS (UA-A): D — Folarin Orimolade 1-1; Lucas complete. had 1.5 sacks and forced Williams to fumble for the Bavaro 1-0; Will McNamara 1-0; Will Konstant 0-1. Y — Victor Egu 1-1; Andrew Larkin 1-0; Daniel James 0-1. In the second quarter, the Big Green went on only Big Green turnover of the afternoon. scoring drives of 93 and 73 yards, neither of which TACKLES (UA-A): D — David Caldwell 5-2; Will Mc- Namara 4-3; Vernon Harris 6-0; Lucas Bavaro 5-1; Eric Wickham 2-3; Folarin Orimolade 3-1; Cody Fulleton 3-0; Sawyer Whalen 3-0; Troy Donahue 2-1; A.J. Zuttah 2-1; Danny McManus 2-1; Zach Slafsky 2-1; Frankie Hernandez 2-0; Rocco Di Leo 1-1; Alex McCrory 1-1; Will Konstant 0-2; Brandon Cooper 0-2; Colin Boit 1-0; Chai Reece 1-0; Kyran McKinney-Crudden 1-0; Zach Husain 1-0; Ian Hanselman 1-0. Y — Hayden Carlson 6-3; Victor Egu 5-4; Dale Harris 3-4; Cole Champion 4-2; Spencer Rymiszewski 3-3; Andrew Larkin 2-3; Darius Manora 2-2; Jason Alessi 2-2; Copache Ty- ler 2-0; Earl Chism 2-0; John Herubin 2-0; Matthew Oplinger 0-2; Aaron Ault 1-0; Marty Moesta 1-0; Michael Siragusa Jr. 1-0; Hunter Simino 1-0; Kyle Mullen 1-0; Duncan Morfitt 0-1; Jack Rushin 0-1; Daniel James 0-1; Marquis Peggs 0-1; Austin Carter 0-1; Brian Sykes 0-1.

Time of Game: 3:43 Attendance: 11,086

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 19 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Defense Dominates in 34-7 Victory Dartmouth 34, CCSU 7 at central Connecticut State October 17, 2015 NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — Dalyn Williams threw for tight end Cameron Skaff walked the tight rope in 249 yards and three touchdowns while Ryder Stone the back of the end zone to bring down the Williams Dartmouth 7 7 7 13 — 34 ran for two more scores as Dartmouth dominated pass for an eight-yard score and a 14-0 lead. Central Conn. State 0 7 0 0 — 7 host Central Connecticut State at Arute Field on Dartmouth had another opportunity after CCSU Saturday afternoon, 34-7. The Big Green (5-0) have failed to convert a 33-yard field goal, but a 4th-and-3 D 1 13:56 Carrier 44 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 0 D 2 11:09 Skaff 8 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 14- 0 won eight straight games dating back to last year, all pass was dropped inside the Blue Devil 30, turning C 2 3:01 Carlton Nash 0 fumble recovery (Palmer kick) 14- 7 by at least 21 points, while the Blue Devils dropped the ball over on downs. Although Central Connecti- D 3 4:57 Stone 1 run (Gakenheimer kick) 21- 7 to 2-5 on the season. cut could not advance past the Big Green 45, Frankie D 4 13:13 Stone 1 run (kick failed) 27- 7 The Dartmouth defense was the driving force Palmer placed a punt that pinned Dartmouth at its D 4 6:01 Skaff 3 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 34- 7 in the game, holding CCSU to 225 yards while own one. On the very next play, senior Kyle Bramble Dart CCSU denying the Blue Devil offense even a single point. was stopped in the end zone and fumbled the ball, FIRST DOWNS 19 11 The lone Central Connecticut score of the day came allowing Carlton Nash to pounce on it for a Blue RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 44-187 24-53 on a fumble recovery in the end zone. Senior Eric Devil touchdown with just over three minutes left PASSING YARDS (NET) 256 172 Passes Att-Comp-Int 34-24-1 36-21-2 Wickham led the defense with seven tackles, 2.5 for in the half. TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 78-443 60-225 a loss with 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble, and seniors In the second half, Dartmouth took control of Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 David Caldwell and Will McNamara each recorded the game, scoring on a nine-play, 56-yard drive Penalties-Yards 7-65 6-51 interceptions. capped by Stone’s first one-yard touchdown dive of Punts (Number-Avg) 3-33.3 7-32.7 Punt Returns-Yards 2-8 0-0 Williams completed 23-of-33 passes to amass his the day. Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-39 5-72 249 yards, ending a streak of three straight games of Early in the fourth quarter, Central Connecticut Interception Returns-Yards 2-37 1-0 at least 300. He also had his streak of passes thrown was stuck deep in its own end and shanked a 16-yard Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 without an interception end at a school-record punt, giving the Green the ball at the Blue Devil Possession Time 34:14 25:46 Third-Down Conversions 9-18 1-11 237 attempts with a first-quarter pick by Brandon 23. Williams ran the first 22 yards on the first play Fourth-Down Conversions 1-4 1-3 Holloman. But the senior, who led the team with 60 before Stone burrowed his way for the score on his Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-6 0-1 rushing yards on 10 carries, guided the offense to third try. The point after sailed wide, leaving Dart- Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-18 2-13 443 yards and Dartmouth’s eighth straight games mouth with a 27-7 lead with 13:13 left in the game. RUSHING: D — Dalyn Williams 10-60; Ryder Stone 13-49; with 30 or more points. The defense set up the final score by stuffing a Brian Grove 6-30; Vito Penza 8-29; Kyle Bramble 6-17; The top target on the day was senior Victor 4th-and-1 run at the line of scrimmage. Williams Bruce Dixon IV 1-2. C — Cameron Nash 10-49; Devon Williams, who caught seven passes for 95 yards, then marched the Big Green 61 yards — 35 coming Lofton 7-12; Tavion Pauldo 5-(-1); Jacob Dolegala 1-(-7); while senior Ryan McManus and junior Jon Marc on a diving catch by McManus at the CCSU three — TEAM 1-0. Carrier each caught five throws for 79 and 58 yards, with the 10th play being a three-yard strike to Skaff PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 23-33-1-249; Bruce respectively. And it was Carrier who provided the for his second touchdown of the game and fourth in Dixon IV 1-1-0-7. C — Jacob Dolegala 14-21-1-133; game’s first points, bringing down a 44-yard bomb the last two games. Tavion Pauldo 7-15-1-39. on Dartmouth’s first play of the day after the defense Blue Devil quarterback Jacob Dolegala com- RECEIVING: D — Victor Williams 7-95; Ryan McManus shut down CCSU on three plays. pleted 14-of-21 throws for 133 yards after replacing 5-79; Jon Marc Carrier 5-58; Cameron Skaff 2-11; Kyle Both offenses struggled to sustain a drive for the starter Tavion Pauldo, who left with an injury early Bramble 2-(-6); Houston Brown 1-8; K.J. Booze 1-7; Brian rest of the first quarter, however, due to a combi- in the third quarter. CCSU ran 24 times for just 53 Grove 1-4. C — Cameron Nash 7-35; Alex Jamele 4-19; nation of solid defense and penalties. But the Big yards, 49 by Cameron Nash, while its offense con- Willie Quarles 3-50; Joey Fields 2-19; Dan Hebert 2-11; K.J. Smith 1-19; B. Cullen 1-14; Devon Lofton 1-5. Green finally broke through with another touch- verted just one third down in 11 chances. Nash also down early in the second quarter when sophomore caught seven passes for 35 yards out of the backfield. INT: D — David Caldwell 1-26; Will McNamara 1-11.

FUMBLES: D — Kyle Bramble 1-1; Ryan McManus 1-0. C — Alex Jamele 1-0.

SACKS (UA-A): D — Eric Wickham 1-1; Folarin Orimo- lade 1-0; A.J. Zuttah 1-0; Sawyer Whalen 0-1. C — Asia Bolling 0-2; Keir Minor 0-1; Shacor Privott 0-1.

TACKLES (UA-A): D — Eric Wickham 5-2; Troy Donahue 6-0; Will McNamara 2-3; A.J. Zuttah 2-3; Charlie Miller 3-1; Kyran McKinney-Crudden 3-1; Zach Slafsky 2-2; Frankie Hernandez 3-0; Lucas Bavaro 2-1; Sawyer Whalen 1-2; Zach Husain 0-3; David Caldwell 1-1; Vernon Harris 1-1; Alex Mc- Crory 1-1; Jordan Greenwood 1-0; Eric Meile 1-0; Chai Reece 1-0; Folarin Orimolade 1-0; Brandon Cooper 0-1; Jarius Brown 0-1; Cody Fulleton 0-1. C — Najae Brown 7-2; Shacor Privott 2-6; Tymir Hinton 4-3; Brandon Hollomon 6-0; Keir Minor 3-3; C.J. Morrison 3-3; Asia Bolling 2-4; R. Laguerre 2-4; Jevon Elmore 4-0; Joel Maddock 2-2; Lance Ormsby 2-1; Chris Tinkham 1-2; Landon Reecher 2-0; Jarrod Cann 2-0; K. Bennett 1-1; Darryn Horner 1-1; Kenneth Artsma 0-2; A. Wezenski 0-2; Kenneth Kenn 1-0; K.J. Smith 1-0; Willie Quarles 1-0; Justin Douglas 0-1; Dimitri Smith 0-1.

Time of Game: 2:34 Attendance: 2,064

20 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Dartmouth Overcomes Penalties #25 Dartmouth 13, Columbia 9 to Hold off Columbia, 13-9 October 24, 2015 HANOVER, N.H. — The 25th-ranked Dartmouth A 41-yard pass to Victor Williams — who led Big Green overcame 17 penalties for 161 yards — Dartmouth with five catches for 63 yards — late in Columbia 3 0 6 0 — 9 both school records — to edge visiting Columbia, the half put the Big Green on the Lion five-yard line. Dartmouth 7 6 0 0 — 13 13-9, on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Field. Dartmouth quickly set up and snapped the ball, leav- Dalyn Williams' five-yard scoring strike to Victor ing Williams unguarded in the end zone for the easy D 1 10:15 McQuarters 20 run (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 0 C 1 3:30 Nizialek 31 FG 7- 3 Williams late in the first half proved to be the differ- five-yard score. Christian Conway blocked the extra D 2 2:29 V. Williams 5 pass from D. Williams (kick blocked) 13- 3 ence as the Big Green maintained a perfect record at point attempt, however, leaving Dartmouth with a C 3 8:00 Weldon 2 pass from Mornhinweg (kick failed) 13- 9 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the Ivy League, while the Lions 13-3 lead that remained intact at the intermission. fell to 1-5 and 0-3 in conference play. After Columbia amassed just 63 yards in the first Col Dart FIRST DOWNS 10 16 Dalyn Williams finished the day 20-of-34 for half, the Lions came out and drove 79 yards to start RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 31-61 33-90 235 yards the one touchdown to his namesake, but the second half for their lone touchdown of the day. PASSING YARDS (NET) 106 235 was held to negative rushing yardage (a career-low Mornhinweg connected with Dylan Weldon from Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-19-1 34-20-0 minus-25) for just the third time in his career thanks two yards out on a third-and-goal play, but the PAT TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 63-167 67-325 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 to six Columbia sacks. As a team, Dartmouth was sailed wide, leaving Columbia trailing by four at 13-9. Penalties-Yards 5-40 17-161 held to a season-low 90 yards on the ground, led by The remainder of the game was filled with penal- Punts (Number-Avg) 11-38.9 11-38.5 sophomore Ryder Stone with 68 yards on 11 carries, ties as Dartmouth was whistled for 10 in the second Punt Returns-Yards 1-7 6-40 49 coming on one burst early in the fourth quarter. half alone for 110 yards. Yet the defense clamped Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-27 3-72 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 While the Big Green were held to 325 yards of down after the Lion touchdown drive and yielded Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 total offense, the Dartmouth defense smothered just 30 yards the rest of the way. Possession Time 30:10 29:50 the Lions as they managed barely half that with 167 “I've coached a long time, and I've never seen Third-Down Conversions 4-17 2-14 yards. Skyler Mornhinweg threw for 106 on 19-of-31 anything like it (having 17 penalties called),” Robert Fourth-Down Conversions 0-1 1-1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 2-3 passing, but his lone interception with 21 seconds L. Blackman Head Football Coach Buddy Teevens Sacks By: Number-Yards 6-41 3-22 to play — the first of junior safety Charlie Miller’s said. “It is close to impossible to get a rhythm going career — ended the last-gasp Lion effort to upset the offensively. I think in the second half every single RUSHING: D — Ryder Stone 11-68; Kyle Bramble 7-25; Big Green. series there was a 15-yard penalty. Every single one. Abrm McQuarters 1-20; Vito Penza 2-3; Dalyn Williams 11-(-25); TEAM 1-(-1). C — Cameron Molina 22-56; It appeared early on that Dartmouth would roll to The dead-ball fouls, losing the down and getting 15 Chris Schroer 3-14; Scooter Hollis 1-0; Skyler Mornhin- another big victory, having won eight straight games yards, to try to make that up, there aren’t enough weg 5-(-9). by 21 or more points, as Williams guided the Green plays in the play book to make that up. Our defense on a nine-play, 75-yard touchdown drive to begin the played very, very well to allow us to overcome those PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 20-34-0-235. C — Skyler Mornhinweg 19-31-1-106; Scooter Hollis 0-1-0-0. afternoon. Junior Abrm McQuarters took the pitch penalties.” on an option and ran 20 yards into the end zone for a Seniors Will McNamara and Troy Donahue led RECEIVING: D — Victor Williams 5-63; Kyle Bramble 7-0 lead less than five minutes into the game. the defensive effort with eight tackles apiece while 4-47; Ryan McManus 4-40; Jon Marc Carrier 3-28; Cam- Columbia put its first points on the board at senior end Cody Fulleton had a career-high two eron Skaff 2-31; Blake Orvis 1-13; Ryder Stone 1-13.C — Cameron Molina 7-36; Scooter Hollis 7-30; Dylan Weldon Memorial Field since 2009 after forcing the Big sacks and junior linebacker Folarin Orimolade added 3-20; John Hunton 1-13; Nick Durham 1-7. Green to punt from their own end zone late in the another. Dartmouth held Columbia to four third- first quarter. Starting at the Dartmouth 38, the Lions down conversions in 17 attempts and stopped the INT: D — Charlie Miller 1-0. picked up one first down before stalling, but Cam- Lions on their lone fourth-down try. FUMBLES: D — Dalyn Williams 1-1. eron Nizialek drilled a 31-yard field goal to make it a Brock Kenyon may have had nine tackles to lead 7-3 game with 3:30 left in the opening quarter. the Columbia defense, but it was Hunter Little that SACKS (UA-A): D — Cody Fulleton 2-0; Folarin Dartmouth had a chance to boost its lead min- wreaked the most havoc with 2.5 sacks and another Orimolade 1-0. C — Hunter Little 2-1; Toba Akinleye 1-1; utes later, but Lord Hyeamang sacked Williams and tackle for a loss among his six stops. Akinleye added Gianmarco Rea 1-0; Lord Hyeamang 1-0. knocked the ball free, which Toba Akinleye jumped 1.5 sacks to the Lion ledger, while Hyeamang and TACKLES (UA-A): D — Troy Donahue 7-1; Will McNamara on at the Lion 37. But Columbia could not capitalize J.R. McLaughlin each had one. 5-3; Frankie Hernandez 5-1; Zach Slafsky 3-3; Cody Fulleton on the turnover, quickly going three-and-out. 2-3; David Caldwell 3-1; A.J. Zuttah 3-1; Sawyer Whalen 2-2; Folarin Orimolade 2-2; Vernon Harris 1-2; Brandon Cooper 0-3; Eric Wickham 2-0; Zach Husain 0-2; Chai Reece 1-0; Danny McManus 1-0; Will Konstant 1-0; Lucas Bavaro 0-1; Charlie Miller 0-1. C — Brock Kenyon 7-2; Gianmarco Rea 5-3; Hunter Little 4-2; Niko Padilla 3-2; Matthew Cahal 3-1; Toba Akinleye 3-1; Keith Brady 3-1; Christian Conway 3-0; Dominic Perkovic 3-0; Jared Katz 2-1; J.D. Hurt 2-1; Parker Tobia 1-1; Max Keefe 1-1; Chad Washington 1-1; Nick Durham 1-0; Connor Heeb 1-0; Turner DeMuth 1-0; Lord Hyeamang 1-0; Kevin McCarthy 0-1

Time of Game: 2:55 Attendance: 4,713

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 21 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Heartbreak at Harvard as Big Green Fall #15 Harvard 14, #22 Dartmouth 13 in Battle of Undefeated Ivies, 14-13 October 30, 2015 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The 15th-ranked Harvard the referees, it was determined that one second re- Crimson scored two touchdowns in the final seven mained in the game. Gakenheimer was dispatched to Dartmouth 10 0 3 0 — 13 minutes of the game, then blocked a 46-yard field attempt what would have been a career-long 46-yard Harvard 0 0 0 14 — 14 goal as time expired to send the 22nd-ranked field goal, but a strong surge by the Crimson allowed Dartmouth Big Green to a 14-13 defeat on Friday them to block the kick to end the game. D 1 12:32 Gakenheimer 33 FG 3- 0 D 1 2:49 Stone 3 run (Gakenheimer kick) 10- 0 night in front of 13,058 fans at Harvard Stadium. For the first time in nearly five years, Harvard D 3 1:46 Gakenheimer 39 FG 13- 0 Dartmouth (6-1, 3-1 Ivy) led nearly the entire game was held scoreless for the first half as Dartmouth H 4 6:38 Smith 39 pass from Hosch (Smart kick) 13- 7 until Harvard quarterback Scott Hosch threw a five- built up a modest 10-0 lead. The Big Green wasted H 4 0:38 Shelton-Mosley 5 pass from Hosch (Smart kick) 13- 14 yard touchdown pass to Justice Shelton-Mosley with little time in establishing themselves with a 31-yard Dart Harv 38 seconds to play and lift the Crimson (7-0, 4-0 Ivy) field goal by Gakenheimer on the game’s first pos- FIRST DOWNS 21 21 to their 21st consecutive victory and sole possession session. RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 23-90 37-100 of first place in the Ivy League standings. After the Crimson dropped a punt at the Dart- PASSING YARDS (NET) 311 276 In the first meeting between two ranked Ancient mouth six, Williams and the offense embarked on Passes Att-Comp-Int 42-24-0 38-24-2 TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 66-401 75-376 Eight teams in eight years, the outcome certainly a 94-yard drive spanning 17 plays and nearly half Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 lived up to the billing. Dartmouth had a slim edge of the first quarter. A defensive face mask negated Penalties-Yards 9-60 5-35 in yardage on the evening, 401-376, as Big Green a sack early in the drive, and Dartmouth took Punts (Number-Avg) 4-36.5 3-36.3 quarterback Dalyn Williams completed 24-of-42 advantage by methodically advancing down the field Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-33 4-118 passes for 311 yards while Hosch nearly matched before Stone snaked his way into the end zone from Interception Returns-Yards 2-20 0-0 him with 276 yards on 24-of-38 passing. Williams three yards out for the 10-0 lead. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 did not have a touchdown toss for the first time Harvard threatened to answer by pushing into Possession Time 28:26 31:34 since these two teams met last year, nor did he have the red zone, but a 31-yard field goal attempt was Third-Down Conversions 6-13 7-15 Fourth-Down Conversions 0-0 2-4 a pass intercepted. Hosch threw for both Harvard blocked by senior David Caldwell. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 1-5 scores, but was picked off twice by senior linebacker Piggybacking on that momentum, Williams went Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-7 1-3 Will McNamara. long on the very next play, hooking up with Victor When junior Alex Gakenheimer just cleared the Williams on a 54-yard gain. The Big Green made it RUSHING: D — Dalyn Williams 6-49; Ryder Stone 8-25; Kyle Bramble 5-12; Brian Grove 3-6; TEAM 1-(-2). H — crossbar for a 39-yard field goal with 1:46 to play down to the one shortly thereafter and had 1st-and- Paul Stanton 21-67; Seitu Smith 6-31; Scott Hosch 10-2. in the third quarter, Dartmouth was in command goal for a golden scoring opportunity, but a false with a 13-0 lead. The Crimson then drove to the start and three incompletions left Dartmouth with PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 24-42-0-311. H — Scott Big Green one before being denied five times by the a 22-yard field goal attempt from the left hash that Hosch 24-38-2-276. Dartmouth defense for what seemed to be the defin- was pulled wide to the left. RECEIVING: D — Ryan McManus 9-135; Victor Williams ing moment of the game. The Crimson had one more gasp before the 7-103; Houston Brown 2-25; Jon Marc Carrier 2-25; K.J. But Harvard would not give in, even when fac- intermission, utilizing a 53-yard bomb to take Booze 2-18; Charles Mack 1-5; Kyle Bramble 1-0. H — ing 4th-and-12 from the Dartmouth 39 on its next residence in the red zone once again. But with nine Justice Shelton-Mosley 9-71; Ben Braunecker 5-44; Paul Stanton 4-21; Andrew Fischer 2-59; Seith Smith 2-41; drive. Hosch heaved a pass down the left sideline seconds left, McNamara intercepted a Scott Hosch Anthony Firkser 2-40. at the goal line to a well-covered Seitu Smith, who pass at the five to deny Harvard. somehow came down with the ball and fell into the McNamara started the second half in the same INT: D — Will McNamara 2-20. end zone for the touchdown. The point after split manner, picking off a Hosch pass. The defense forced FUMBLES: D — Ryder Stone 1-1; Paddy Clancy 1-0. H — the uprights to cut the Crimson deficit to six at 13-7 a third Crimson turnover on the next possession as Paul Stanton 1-1. with 6:38 to play. junior Folarin Orimolade poked the ball free from The Big Green held Harvard without a first down Harvard’s Paul Stanton, allowing Caldwell to recover SACKS (UA-A): D — Folarin Orimolade 1-0; A.J. Zuttah on its next possession, and the offense took over at the loose ball at the Dartmouth 12. 1-0. H — Eric Medes 0-1; Jacob Lindsey 0-1. its own 36 with 3:43 left. But on the second play, Three play before Gakenheimer’s 39-yard field TACKLES (UA-A): D — Will McNamara 5-9; A.J. Zuttah Jacob Lindsey jarred the ball loose from Dartmouth goal gave Dartmouth a 13-0 lead, the Big Green tried 3-6; Vernon Harris 5-2; Zach Slafsky 4-3; Charlie Miller 3-4; running back Ryder Stone, giving the Crimson life a little trickery. Senior wide receiver Ryan McManus Chai Reece 5-1; David Caldwell 2-3; Cody Fulleton 0-4; Fo- near midfield. Twice Harvard managed to convert caught a long lateral then lofted a pass into the end larin Orimolade 2-1; Sawyer Whalen 1-2; Kyran McKinney- Crudden 2-0; Eric Wickham 1-1; Jarius Brown 1-1; Zach on third down, and an 18-yard pass to Anthony zone to Victor Williams, who could not corral what Husain 0-2; Will Konstant 0-2; Brandon Cooper 0-2; Colin Firkser gave Harvard 1st-and-goal at the nine with would have been a 29-yard touchdown. Boit 0-1; Frankie Hernandez 0-1; Lucas Bavaro 0-1. H — less than a minute to play. Both McManus (nine catches, 135 yards) and Eric Medes 2-8; Asante Gibson 5-4; Matt Koran 3-5; Jacob Dartmouth held on the first two plays, but Hosch Williams (seven catches, 103 yards) posted 100-yard Lindsey 4-3; Chris Evans 3-4; Sean Ahern 4-1; Luke Hutton 1-2; Scott Peters 1-1; Jordan Becerra 1-1; James Duberg 0-2; rolled to his right on third down and found Shelton- games for the Big Green. Defensively, McNamara Anthony Fabiano 1-0; Chase Guillory 1-0; Paul Stanton 1-0; Mosely just beyond the goal line for the tying score. added a game-high 14 tackles to his two interceptions, Miles McCollum 0-1; Doug Webb 0-1; Eric Ryan 0-1; Caleb Kenny Smart came on and gave Harvard its first lead while senior A.J. Zuttah added nine stops with a sack Johnson 0-1; Nick Burrello 0-1. of the night at 14-13 with 38 seconds to play. and two passes batted down at the line. Time of Game: 3:14 Attendance: 13,058 When the ensuing kickoff went out of bounds Dalyn Williams had 49 of the 90 Dartmouth at the 20, the Big Green had time to move into field rushing yards on just six carries, while the Crimson goal range. Two quick passes went for 36 yards, but had 100 yards on the ground, 67 by Stanton on 21 after an incompletion beyond the end zone, the rushes. clock showed no time left. After a quick huddle by

22 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

#24 Dartmouth Grinds Out #24 Dartmouth 21, Cornell 3 21-3 Victory Over Cornell November 6, 2015 HANOVER, N.H. — The 24th-ranked Dartmouth 44-yard bomb to the Dartmouth two-yard line. But Big Green amassed over 200 yards both through the play was negated by a chop block penalty, and Cornell 3 0 0 0 — 3 the air and on the ground and rode their stifling two plays later, Big Green safety Colin Boit picked Dartmouth 0 14 7 0 — 21 defense to a 21-3 victory over Cornell on Friday off Somborn for the first interception of his career. night at Memorial Stadium. Quarterback Dalyn But his 58-yard return down to the Big Red five was C 1 1:50 Mays 30 FG 0- 3 D 2 9:55 Stone 2 run (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 3 Williams completed 20-of-32 passes for 203 yards brought back due to an illegal blocking penalty, forc- D 2 0:19 R. McManus 8 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 14- 3 and a touchdown, plus ran for another score to lead ing Dartmouth to start the possession on its own 28. D 3 3:21 D. Williams 4 run (Gakenheimer kick) (Smart kick) 21- 3 Dartmouth (7-1, 4-1 Ivy) to its seventh straight vic- Williams was not fazed by the setback and deftly tory over the Big Red (0-8, 0-5 Ivy), which remained marched the Green the 72 yards in 10 plays, the big Cor Dart FIRST DOWNS 13 25 winless in 2015. play being a 26-yard completion to junior Houston RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 29-111 49-211 Cornell managed just 194 yards of offense and Brown. With 19 ticks on the clock, Williams con- PASSING YARDS (NET) 83 208 a mere 83 via the pass as the Big Green, second in nected on an eight-yard toss with McManus for the Passes Att-Comp-Int 29-9-2 34-21-0 the FCS in scoring defense, held their opponent to receiver’s first touchdown of the season. A holding TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 58-194 83-419 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 10 or fewer points for the sixth time in eight games penalty on the PAT forced junior Alex Gakenheimer Penalties-Yards 11-106 15-118 this year. Luke Hagy led the Big Red in rushing (65 to convert the kick from 30 yards out, which he did Punts (Number-Avg) 5-42.6 3-40.0 yards on 17 carries) and receiving (34 yards on three with a bank shot off the left upright for a 14-3 lead Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 4-24 catches) as he became the first Ivy League player at the break. Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-83 2-52 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-15 ever with 2,000 rushing yards and 1,500 receiving In the second half, Dartmouth ratcheted up its Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 yards in a career. defense as the Big Red converted just three first Possession Time 28:19 31:41 Dartmouth did itself no favors by committing 15 downs over the final 30 minutes — one of which Third-Down Conversions 3-13 9-17 penalties that cost the team 118 yards, but Cornell came on a penalty — while gaining a paltry 53 yards. Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2 1-2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 3-5 had its own problems with the whistles, committing The Big Green boosted their lead to 21-3 in Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 1-5 11 penalties for 106 yards. the third quarter after another extended drive. Senior Brian Grove and freshman Vito Penza led McManus caught a pair of first-down passes, senior RUSHING: D — Brian Grove 10-60; Vito Penza 11-60; the way with the Big Green ground game as each ran Kyle Bramble ran for two more (one a 15-yard burst) Kyle Bramble 11-50; Ryder Stone 9-37; Dalyn Williams 5-3; Bruce Dixon IV 3-1. C — Luke Hagy 17-65; Marshall for 60 yards to help Dartmouth post a season-high and Williams finished off the 12-play drive with a Deutz 1-15; Jack Gellatly 4-12; Robert Somborn 4-11; Jake 211 rushing yards. Among the receivers, senior Ryan four-yard keeper. Jatis 1-11; Jordan Young 1-(-2); TEAM 1-(-1). McManus led all players with seven catches for 79 In the fourth quarter, Dartmouth lined up for a yards, including a touchdown from eight yards out. 50-yard field goal attempt on 4th-and-15 only to run PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 32-20-0-203; Ben Kepley 1-1-0-5; Bruce Dixon IV 1-0-0-0. C — Robert Somborn The game began with Cornell in control of the a fake as holder Ben Kepley passed to Gakenheimer, 25-9-1-83; Jake Jatis 4-0-1-0. first quarter as the Big Red had the ball on offense who picked up only five yards before being forced for nearly 11 minutes while picking up nearly half out of bounds. With less than four minutes to play, RECEIVING: D — Ryan McManus 7-79; Jon Marc Carrier of their yardage (96) for the night. On the opening the Green moved down inside the Big Red five be- 4-42; Victor Williams 3-15; Houston Brown 1-26; K.J. Booze 1-13; Ryder Stone 1-13; Alex Gakenheimer 1-5; Sam drive, Cornell advanced as far as the Dartmouth 19 fore a fumble kept them from adding to their lead. Laptad 1-5; Brian Grove 1-5; Cameron Skaff 1-5.C — Luke before an incompletion on 4th-and-4 ended its early Junior cornerback Danny McManus provided Hagy 3-34; Chris Lenz 2-12; Marshall Deutz 1-15; Matt scoring opportunity. the final Dartmouth highlight of the night when Sullivan 1-11; Ben Rogers 1-6; Julian Gallo 1-5. The Big Red put points on the board the next he picked off a pass — the first of his career — and INT: D — Danny McManus 1-14; Colin Boit 1-1. time they got the ball, however, driving 48 yards to returned it 14 yards to the Cornell 31. Three Penza the Big Green 12 before calling up Zach Mays to rushes later and the final horn sounded. FUMBLES: D — Jon Marc Carrier 1-1; Bruce Dixon IV boot a 30-yard field goal for a 3-0 lead with 1:50 left Dartmouth finished the game with 419 total 1-1. in the first quarter. Cornell would snap the ball in yards to Cornell’s 194 and ran 25 more plays. Both SACKS (UA-A): D — Will Konstant 1-0. C — J.J. Fives 2-0. Dartmouth territory just twice more for the rest of teams turned the ball over twice with the Big Green the evening. picking off two passes and the Big Red recovering TACKLES (UA-A): D — David Caldwell 3-2; Will McNama- It took Dartmouth almost seven minutes to take two fumbles. ra 3-2; Charlie Miller 3-1; Vernon Harris 3-1; A.J. Zuttah 1-3; the lead, which was more than twice as long as it had Seniors David Caldwell and Will McNamara led Zach Slafsky 0-4; Chai Reece 2-1; Lucas Bavaro 1-2; Frankie Hernandez 0-3; Eric Wickham 2-0; Sawyer Whalen 2-0; Will trailed in a game for the entire season. But Williams the Dartmouth defense with five tackles apiece while Konstant 2-0; Brian Fordon 1-1; Folarin Orimolade 1-1; Zach guided the Green on a 16-play, 86-yard drive culmi- nine Big Green players had a hand in at least one of Husain 0-2; Danny McManus 1-0; Cody Fulleton 1-0; Kyran nating in a two-yard dive into the end zone on fourth six tackles for a loss. One of those stops behind the McKinney-Crudden 1-0; David Smith 0-1; Colin Boit 0-1; down by sophomore Ryder Stone. The point after line was a five-yard sack by senior Will Konstant. Jackson Perry 0-1. C — Jackson Weber 3-9; Seth Hope 4-6; J.J. Fives 3-6; Rush Imhotep 6-1; Sean Scullen 4-3; Daniel put Dartmouth up, 7-3, with 9:55 left in the half. Jackson Weber paced Cornell with 12 tackles Crochet 3-3; Corey Dean 2-4; Mike Staples 1-5; Miles Norris With about three minutes before the intermis- and Seth Hope added 10 more. J.J. Fives had nine of 3-2; Watson-Lewis 3-2; Geno DeMarco 3-1; Nick Gesualdi sion, Cornell looked like it would get a terrific his own, two of which were the team’s two sacks of 3-1; Austin Holmes 1-2; Kurt Frimel 1-2; Drew Diedrich 0-3; opportunity to reclaim the lead when Big Red quar- Williams. Mason Banbury 2-0; Del Barnes 1-1; V.J. Fitzpatrick 0-2; Jeremiah Shaw 1-0; Hayes Nolte 1-0; Trey Duncombe 1-0; terback Robert Somborn hit James Hubbard with a James Hubbard 1-0; Josh Sweet 0-1; Andrew Johnson 0-1; Twan Terrell 0-1.

Time of Game: 3:11 Attendance: 3,930

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 23 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

#23 Dartmouth Moves Into First-Place Tie #23 Dartmouth 34, Brown 18 With 34-18 Victory at Brown November 14, 2015 PROVIDENCE, R.I. — In a game featuring 13 Brown controlled play in the second quarter turnovers, the 23rd-ranked Dartmouth football team with its offense on the field for just over 12 minutes. Dartmouth 14 7 13 0 — 34 was able to build up a 28-point lead before settling Yet the Big Green still managed to outscore the Brown 0 6 0 12 — 18 for a 34-18 victory at Brown on Saturday afternoon. hosts. The Bears strung together a 13-play, 80-yard But the Big Green (8-1, 5-1 Ivy) celebration when drive with the wind, spanning more than half of the D 1 4:36 Grove 61 run (Gakenheimer kick) 7- 0 D 1 3:34 Stone 9 run (Gakenheimer kick) 14- 0 the final horn sounded escalated into a frenzy when quarter, capped by Seth Rosenbauer’s five-yard burst B 2 2:37 Rosenbauer 5 run (kick blocked) 14- 6 the news of Penn’s 35-25 victory at Harvard today up the middle. But senior defensive tackle A.J. Zut- D 2 2:23 Stone 89 kickoff return (Gakenheimer kick) 21- 6 filtered through the team, leaving Dartmouth tied tah got a hand on the PAT to keep the lead at eight D 3 10:30 H. Brown 24 pass from D. Williams (kick failed) 27- 6 atop the Ivy League standings with the Quakers and points at 14-6. D 3 1:40 Bramble 2 run (Gakenheimer kick) 34- 6 B 4 4:54 Moreno 5 run (kick failed) 34- 12 Crimson with one game to play. That eight-point lead increased just 14 seconds B 4 4:29 Hughes 0 fumble recovery (kick blocked) 34- 18 Two of the Ivy League’s best passing teams both later as Stone fielded the kick and weaved his way 89 had trouble doing much of anything through the air yards through the coverage for a touchdown. Dart Brwn due to an extremely windy afternoon. Dartmouth The Bears got one more chance to score before FIRST DOWNS 15 15 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-171 44-179 quarterback Dalyn Williams completed 11-of-22 the intermission when Dartmouth muffed a very low PASSING YARDS (NET) 110 95 passes for a season-low 122 yards and a touchdown punt into the wind and Brown recovered at the Big Passes Att-Comp-Int 22-11-3 29-16-4 while getting picked off three times; he had thrown Green 20 with eight seconds on the clock. A rough- TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 60-281 73-274 only one interception all season entering the game. ing the passer penalty advanced the ball 10 yards, Fumbles-Lost 4-3 4-3 Penalties-Yards 5-30 6-41 Meanwhile, the Big Green defense held the third- but the 27-yard field goal attempt sailed wide to the Punts (Number-Avg) 5-26.0 5-36.0 ranked passing offense in the FCS to a mere 95 yards right as the clock expired, leaving the score at 21-6. Punt Returns-Yards 4-10 0-0 and picked off four throws. The second half was just as wild, beginning with Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-95 4-65 Instead, both teams uncharacteristically turned a Brown fumble on the third play from scrimmage, Interception Returns-Yards 4-37 3-(-1) Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 to the ground game to advance the ball. Dartmouth forced by senior David Caldwell and gathered up by Possession Time 24:30 35:30 began the day leading the nation in rush defense, but senior Will Konstant at the Brown 42. When Dart- Third-Down Conversions 3-11 7-17 the Bears — among the bottom 10 in rushing in the mouth faced a 4th-and-18 from the Bear 24. Robert Fourth-Down Conversions 2-2 2-3 FCS — used a variety of misdirections and option- L. Blackman Head Football Coach Buddy Teevens Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-5 2-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 3-29 reads to gain 179 yards on the ground, led by reserve decided the windy conditions were too unpredict- quarterback Kyle Moreno with 78 on 14 carries, one able, so he decided to go for it. The gamble paid off RUSHING: D — Kyle Bramble 17-93; Brian Grove 8-90; of which ended in the end zone. handsomely as Williams threw his best pass of the Ryder Stone 5-15; Dalyn Williams 7-(-25); TEAM 1-(-2). The Big Green just about matched Brown’s day, a 24-yard strike into the waiting arms of junior B — Kyle Moreno 14-78; Troy Doles 6-31; Seth Rosen- bauer 13-29; Alex Jette 5-25; Johnny Pena 5-20; Brian output with 171 rushing yards of their own thanks to Houston Brown for the score. The snap was high on Strachan 1-(-4). the tailback tandem of seniors Kyle Bramble (17 car- the attempted point after, leaving the Green with a ries, 93 yards, 1 TD) and Brian Grove (eight carries 27-6 advantage. PASSING: D — Dalyn Williams 22-11-3-110. B — Mar- for 90 yards, 1 TD). The two teams traded interceptions with senior cus Fuller 20-13-3-84; Kyle Moreno 7-3-0-11; Alex Jette 1-0-1-0; Troy Doles 1-0-0-0. Dartmouth took a 14-0 lead in the first quarter Eric Wickham taking the honors for Dartmouth. thanks to two of the four Brown turnovers in the That led to an eight-play, 32-yard drive with Bramble RECEIVING: D — Victor Williams 4-25; Houston Brown opening 15 minutes of play. Junior Lucas Bavaro traversing the final two yards for the touchdown and 3-45; Kyle Bramble 2-38; Ryan McManus 2-2. B — Troy jarred the ball loose from a Bear ball carrier, and se- a 34-6 lead. Doles 5-34; Brian Strachan 4-18; Alex Jette 3-15; Seth Rosenbauer 2-29; Oliver Bucka 1-2; Johnny Pena 1-(-3). nior Zach Slafsky pounced on it at the Big Green 39 The game appeared all but wrapped up when Ba- a little more than 10 minutes into the game. On the varo snared the fourth Big Green interception of the INT: D — Vernon Harris 2-29; Eric Wickham 1-8; Lucas very next play, Grove found a big hole through the day with 11:39 to play. But three Dartmouth turn- Bavaro 1-0. B — Richard Jarvis 1-0; Quintin Rizek 1-0; left side and sprinted 61 yards for the touchdown. overs led to a pair of Brown touchdowns, the first Jordan Ferguson 1-(-1). When junior Alex McCrory forced another coming after a fumble handoff at the Big Green 12, FUMBLES: D — Dalyn Williams 2-1; Ryder Stone 1-1; Brown fumble on the ensuing kickoff, Dartmouth the second on a fumbled snap in the end zone that Ryan McManus 1-1. B — Johnny Pena 2-1; Howard Stra- enjoyed terrific field position at the Bear 19 as junior was recovered by Robert Hughes. The two scores chan 1-1; Seth Rosenbauer 1-1. Kyran McKinney-Crudden secured the loose ball. came within the span of 25 seconds, and suddenly SACKS (UA-A): B — Isiah Thompkins 1-0; Zach Genaway Three Ryder Stone rushes later, the Big Green had the Bears trailed 34-18 — both PATs failed thanks to 1-0; Robert Hughes 0-1; William Twyman 0-1. their second touchdown of the day and that 14-0 a bad snap and another Zuttah block — with 4:29 to advantage. play. Yet Dartmouth recovered the onside kick and TACKLES (UA-A): D — David Caldwell 6-4; Will McNa- Dartmouth squandered another golden oppor- managed to run out the clock to preserve the win mara 4-4; Charlie Miller 4-2; Lucas Bavaro 4-2; Will Konstant 4-2; Frankie Hernandez 4-1; Folarin Orimolade 3-0; Vernon tunity when senior Vernon Harris picked off a pass and earn a share of first place. Harris 3-0; Zach Slafsky 3-0; Chai Reece 1-2; Danny McMa- for the second time in the first quarter, bringing it Caldwell led all players with 10 tackles while nus 2-0; A.J. Zuttah 1-1; Zach Husain 1-1; Brandon Cooper back to the Brown 25. After advancing to the two, senior linebacker Will McNamara added eight more 1-1; Zach Davis 1-0; Jackson Perry 1-0; Jarius Brown 1-0; Williams had his pass into the end zone tipped up by stops. For the Bears, Jordan Ferguson not only tied Sawyer Whalen 1-0; Colin Boit 1-0; Kyle Bramble 1-0; Nick Tomkins 1-0; Eric Wickham 0-1; Cody Fulleton 0-1. B — a receiver, and Quintin Rizek made the diving catch for the team lead with seven tackles, but also picked Jordan Ferguson 5-2; Ryan McDonald 5-2; William Twyman for a Bear touchback. off a pass and recovered a fumble. 4-1; Quintin Rizek 2-3; Richard Jarvis 2-2; Zachary Gillen 2-2; Zach Genaway 2-1; Connor Coughlin 2-1; Michael Walsh 1-2; Daryl Banfield 2-0; Isiah Thompkins 1-1; Hershel Caywood 1-1; Grant Varner 0-2; Will Quigley 1-0; Jay Wil- liams 1-0; Brian Strachan 1-0; Daniel Aldman 1-0; MaxTylki 1-0; Troy Doles 1-0; Isaac Whitney 1-0; David Moodie 0-1; Robert Hughes 0-1.

Time of Game: 2:45 Attendance: 4,072

24 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-TimeDartmouth Ivy League Football Football 2015 Champion Dartmouth Game Results (as of Nov 15, 2015) Big Green FootballAll games 2015 Stats

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Time Attend Sep 19, 2015 at Georgetown W 31-10 1-0 0-0 2:58 2863 Sep 26, 2015 SACRED HEART W 49-7 2-0 0-0 2:43 7363 * Oct 03, 2015 at Penn W 41-20 3-0 1-0 2:37 4520 * Oct 10, 2015 YALE W 35-3 4-0 2-0 3:43 11086 Oct 17, 2015 at Central Connecticut W 34-7 5-0 2-0 2:34 2064 * Oct 24, 2015 COLUMBIA W 13-9 6-0 3-0 2:55 4713 * Oct 30, 2015 at #15 Harvard L 13-14 6-1 3-1 3:14 13058 * Nov 06, 2015 CORNELL W 21-3 7-1 4-1 3:11 3930 * Nov 14, 2015 at Brown DartmouthW Football34-18 2015 8-1 5-1 2:45 4072 Dartmouth Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2015) All games

Team Statistics DART OPP SCORING 271 91 Points Per Game 30.1 10.1 Points Off Turnovers 86 33 FIRST DOWNS 182 141 R u s h in g 72 48 P a s s in g 98 80 P e n a lt y 12 13 RUSHING YARDAGE 1354 768 Yards gained rushing 1577 1013 Yards lost rushing 223 245 Rushing Attempts 322 303 Average Per Rush 4.2 2.5 Average Per Game 150.4 85.3 TDs Rushing 18 4 PASSING YARDAGE 2395 1686 C o m p - A t t - I n t 196-312-4 196-349-17 Average Per Pass 7.7 4.8 Average Per Catch 12.2 8.6 Average Per Game 266.1 187.3 TDs Passing 16 6 TOTAL OFFENSE 3749 2454 Total Plays 634 652 Average Per Play 5.9 3.8 Average Per Game 416.6 272.7 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 19-492 45-799 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 25-205 7-17 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 17-236 4--1 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 25.9 17.8 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.2 2.4 INT RETURN AVERAGE 13.9 -0.2 FUMBLES-LOST 16-12 17-11 PENALTIES-Yards 87-731 63-527 Average Per Game 81.2 58.6 PUNTS-Yards 44-1613 57-2272 Average Per Punt 36.7 39.9 Net punt average 34.9 35.6 KICKOFFS-Yards 50-2808 23-1353 Average Per Kick 56.2 58.8 Net kick average 39.2 36.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 9 : 0 9 3 0 : 5 1 3RD-DOWN Conversions 50/125 50/152 3rd-Down Pct 40% 33% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 9/17 13/30 4th-Down Pct 53% 43% SACKS BY-Yards 21-131 20-127 MISC YARDS 0 41 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 38 12 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 3-7 4-7 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-2 RED-ZONE SCORES (28-41) 68% (12-23) 52% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (26-41) 63% (8-23) 35% PAT-ATTEMPTS (34-38) 89% (7-12) 58% ATTENDANCE 27092 26577 Games/Avg Per Game 4/6773 5/5315 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Dartmouth 93 83 68 27 0 271 Opponents 13 25 13 40 0 91

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 25 Dartmouth Football 2015 Dartmouth17-Time Overall Ivy Individual League Football Statistics Champion (as of Nov 15, 2015) Big Green FootballAll games 2015 Stats Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Stone, Ryder 9 67 341 15 326 4.9 7 62 36.2 McManus, Ryan 20 193 9.6 0 63 Bramble, Kyle 7 67 322 4 318 4.7 1 54 45.4 McManus, Danny 4 12 3.0 0 9 Grove, Brian 8 55 312 13 299 5.4 4 61 37.4 Clancy, Paddy 1 0 0.0 0 0 Williams, Dalyn 9 77 376 146 230 3.0 5 26 25.6 Total 25 205 8.2 0 63 Penza, Vito 9 33 144 1 143 4.3 0 15 15.9 Opponents 7 17 2.4 0 7 McQuarters, Abrm 3 12 70 6 64 5.3 1 20 21.3 Dixon IV, Bruce 3 5 10 8 2 0.4 0 6 0.7 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg TEAM 9 4 0 6 -6 -1.5 0 0 -0.7 McNamara, Will 4 39 9.8 1 12 Heneghan, Jack 2 2 2 24 -22 -11.0 0 0 -11.0 Caldwell, David 4 110 27.5 1 77 Total 9 322 1577 223 1354 4.2 18 62 150.4 Harris, Vernon 3 29 9.7 0 29 Opponents 9 303 1013 245 768 2.5 4 30 85.3 McManus, Danny 1 14 14.0 0 14 Bavaro, Lucas 1 0 0.0 0 0 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Donahue, Troy 1 35 35.0 0 35 Williams, Dalyn 9 144.28 188-297-4 63.3 2330 16 60 258.9 Wickham, Eric 1 8 8.0 0 8 Heneghan, Jack 2 82.76 5-10-0 50.0 39 0 30 19.5 Miller, Charlie 1 0 0.0 0 0 Dixon IV, Bruce 3 125.47 2-3-0 66.7 21 0 14 7.0 Boit, Colin 1 1 1.0 0 1 McManus, Ryan 7 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 17 236 13.9 2 77 Kepley, Ben 9 142.00 1-1-0 100.0 5 0 5 0.6 Opponents 4 -1 -0.2 0 0 Total 9 141.66 196-312-4 62.8 2395 16 60 266.1 Opponents 9 92.67 196-349-17 56.2 1686 6 53 187.3 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg McManus, Danny 13 300 23.1 0 35 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Stone, Ryder 3 138 46.0 1 89 Williams, Victor 9 59 798 13.5 4 60 88.7 Donahue, Troy 3 54 18.0 0 21 McManus, Ryan 7 37 516 13.9 1 43 73.7 Total 19 492 25.9 1 89 Carrier, Jon Marc 8 23 313 13.6 1 44 39.1 Opponents 45 799 17.8 0 53 Bramble, Kyle 7 15 116 7.7 1 29 16.6 Brown, Houston 8 12 206 17.2 4 36 25.8 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Skaff, Cameron 9 10 88 8.8 4 18 9.8 Fulleton, Cody 0 0 0.0 1 0 Grove, Brian 8 8 61 7.6 0 22 7.6 Total 0 0 0.0 1 0 Thompson, Emory 4 6 66 11.0 0 30 16.5 Opponents 2 25 12.5 2 13 Stone, Ryder 9 4 47 11.8 0 22 5.2 Booze, K.J. 6 4 38 9.5 0 13 6.3 V. Williams REceiving Mellor, Dylan 6 3 42 14.0 1 27 7.0 Game-by-Game Orvis, Blake 7 3 29 9.7 0 13 4.1 Penza, Vito 9 3 5 1.7 0 6 0.6 2012 Gorman, Dan 4 2 32 16.0 0 30 8.0 Opponent Date rec yds avg td long Butler Sept. 15 2 5 2.5 0 6 Mack, Charles 6 2 14 7.0 0 9 2.3 at Holy Cross Sept. 22 0 0 0.0 0 0 McQuarters, Abrm 3 1 8 8.0 0 8 2.7 Penn Sept. 29 1 8 8.0 0 8 Moran, Jay 8 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.6 at Yale Oct. 6 1 13 13.0 0 13 Laptad, Sam 2 1 5 5.0 0 5 2.5 Sacred Heart Oct. 13 0 0 0.0 0 0 Gakenheimer, Alex 9 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.6 at Columbia Oct. 20 3 15 5.0 0 7 Harvard Oct. 27 2 10 5.0 0 5 Brooks, Jvonte 1 1 1 1.0 0 1 1.0 at Cornell Nov. 3 1 8 8.0 0 8 Total 9 196 2395 12.2 16 60 266.1 Brown Nov. 10 2 14 7.0 0 12 Opponents 9 196 1686 8.6 6 53 187.3 at Princeton Nov. 17 2 40 20.0 0 32 2013 Opponent Date rec yds avg td long at Butler Sept. 21 6 62 10.3 0 18 Holy Cross Sept. 28 5 77 15.4 0 38 at Penn Oct. 5 5 113 22.6 0 48 Yale Oct. 12 3 41 13.7 0 20 Bucknell Oct. 19 2 23 11.5 0 14 at Brown Nov. 16 0 0 0.0 0 0 Princeton Nov. 23 0 0 0.0 0 0 2014 Dalyn Williams’ Career Passing Statistics Opponent Date rec yds avg td long CCSU Sept. 20 1 6 6.0 0 6 Year G Effic Att Cmp Int Pct Yds TD Long YPG at UNH Sept. 27 3 37 12.3 0 21 2012 10 156.07 114 73 0 64.0 974 7 67 97.4 Penn Oct. 4 3 25 8.3 0 12 2013 10 121.60 265 147 5 55.5 1773 11 56 177.3 at Yale Oct. 11 7 50 7.1 0 10 2014 9 157.57 268 181 3 67.5 2119 21 60 235.4 Holy Cross Oct. 18 2 24 12.0 0 20 at Columbia Oct. 25 6 68 11.3 2 17 2015 9 144.28 297 188 4 63.3 2330 16 60 258.9 Harvard Nov. 1 2 10 5.0 0 6 Totals 38 143.46 944 589 12 62.4 7196 55 67 189.4 at Cornell Nov. 8 7 101 14.4 1 32 Dalyn Williams’ Career Rushing Statistics at Princeton Nov. 22 5 37 7.4 0 14 2015 Year G Rush Yds Avg TD Long YPG Opponent Date rec yds avg td long 2012 10 89 262 2.9 3 35 26.2 at Georgetown Sept. 19 5 15 3.0 0 7 2013 10 153 563 3.7 5 37 56.3 Sacred Heart Sept. 26 11 178 16.2 1 60 2014 9 114 444 3.9 6 28 49.3 at Penn Oct. 3 12 213 17.8 2 55 Yale Oct. 10 5 91 18.2 0 42 2015 9 77 230 3.0 5 26 25.6 at CCSU Oct. 17 7 95 13.6 0 32 Totals 38 433 1499 3.5 19 37 39.4 Columbia Oct. 24 5 63 12.6 1 41 at Harvard Oct. 30 7 103 14.7 0 54 Cornell Nov. 6 3 15 5.0 0 10 at Brown Nov. 14 4 25 6.3 0 16 26 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 Dartmouth Football 2015 Dartmouth17-Time Overall Ivy Individual League Football Statistics Champion (as of Nov 15, 2015) Big Green FootballAll games 2015 Stats PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Stone, Ryder 8 ------48 Williams, Dalyn 9 374 230 2330 2560 284.4 Gakenheimer, Alex - 3-7 34-37 - - - - - 43 Stone, Ryder 9 67 326 0 326 36.2 Williams, Dalyn 5 ------30 Bramble, Kyle 7 67 318 0 318 45.4 Skaff, Cameron 4 ------24 Grove, Brian 8 55 299 0 299 37.4 Brown, Houston 4 ------24 Penza, Vito 9 33 143 0 143 15.9 Williams, Victor 4 ------24 McQuarters, Abrm 3 12 64 0 64 21.3 Grove, Brian 4 ------24 Dixon IV, Bruce 3 8 2 21 23 7.7 Bramble, Kyle 2 ------12 Heneghan, Jack 2 12 -22 39 17 8.5 McManus, Ryan 1 ------6 Kepley, Ben 9 1 0 5 5 0.6 McNamara, Will 1 ------6 TEAM 9 4 -6 0 -6 -0.7 Mellor, Dylan 1 ------6 Total 9 634 1354 2395 3749 416.6 Caldwell, David 1 ------6 Opponents 9 652 768 1686 2454 272.7 Carrier, Jon Marc 1 ------6 Fulleton, Cody 1 ------6 McQuarters, Abrm 1 ------6 TEAM - - 0-1 - - - - - 0 Total 38 3-7 34-38 - - - - - 271 Opponents 12 4-7 7-12 - - - - - 91

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk Gakenheimer, Alex 3-7 42.9 0-0 1-2 2-4 0-1 0-0 39 1 Kepley, Ben 44 1613 36.7 60 3 19 13 4 0 Total 44 1613 36.7 60 3 19 13 4 0 FG Sequence Dartmouth Opponents Opponents 57 2272 39.9 64 2 14 14 8 1 Georgetown (20) (30) Sacred Heart - - Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln Penn 37 - Gakenheimer, Alex 39 2168 55.6 0 1 Yale - (35) Smith, David 11 640 58.2 2 1 Central Connecticut 31 33 Total 50 2808 56.2 2 2 Dartmouth17.8 39.2 25 Football 2015 Columbia - (31) Opponents Dartmouth23 1353 58.8 Overall1 1 25.9 Individual36.3 28 Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2015) Harvard (33),22,(39),46 31 All games Cornell - (30) Brown - 27 All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Williams, Victor 9 0 798 0 0 0 798 88.7 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. McManus, Ryan 7 0 516 193 0 0 709 101.3 Stone, Ryder 9 326 47 0 138 0 511 56.8 Bramble, Kyle 7 318 116 0 0 0 434 62.0 Kyle Bramble’s Career Rushing Statistics Grove, Brian 8 299 61 0 0 0 360 45.0 Year G Rush Yds Avg TD Long YPG McManus, Dann 9 0 0 12 300 14 326 36.2 2012 4 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Carrier, Jon Mar 8 0 313 0 0 0 313 39.1 2013 10 55 337 6.1 2 70 33.7 Williams, Dalyn 9 230 0 0 0 0 230 25.6 2014 9 126 655 5.2 5 39 72.8 Brown, Houston 8 0 206 0 0 0 206 25.8 2015 7 67 318 4.7 1 54 45.4 Penza, Vito 9 143 5 0 0 0 148 16.4 Total 30 248 1310 5.3 8 70 43.7 Caldwell, David 9 0 0 0 0 110 110 12.2 Donahue, Troy 6 0 0 0 54 35 89 14.8 Skaff, Cameron 9 0 88 0 0 0 88 9.8 Ryan McManus’ Career Receiving Statistics McQuarters, Abr 3 64 8 0 0 0 72 24.0 Thompson, Emo 4 0 66 0 0 0 66 16.5 Year G Rec Yds Avg TD Long YPG Mellor, Dylan 6 0 42 0 0 0 42 7.0 2011 4 5 37 7.4 0 16 9.2 McNamara, Will 8 0 0 0 0 39 39 4.9 2012 10 42 664 15.8 2 68 66.4 Booze, K.J. 6 0 38 0 0 0 38 6.3 2013 2 10 90 9.0 0 13 45.0 Gorman, Dan 4 0 32 0 0 0 32 8.0 2014 10 68 879 12.9 8 42 87.9 Harris, Vernon 9 0 0 0 0 29 29 3.2 2015 7 37 516 13.9 1 43 73.7 Orvis, Blake 7 0 29 0 0 0 29 4.1 Total 33 162 2186 13.5 11 68 66.2 Mack, Charles 6 0 14 0 0 0 14 2.3 Wickham, Eric 9 0 0 0 0 8 8 0.9 Gakenheimer, Al 9 0 5 0 0 0 5 0.6 Victor Williams’ Career Receiving Statistics Laptad, Sam 2 0 5 0 0 0 5 2.5 Year G Rec Yds Avg TD Long YPG Moran, Jay 8 0 5 0 0 0 5 0.6 2012 10 14 113 8.1 0 32 11.3 Dixon IV, Bruce 3 2 0 0 0 0 2 0.7 2013 7 21 316 15.0 0 48 45.1 Brooks, Jvonte 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1.0 2014 9 36 358 9.9 3 32 39.8 Boit, Colin 9 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 2015 9 59 798 13.5 4 60 88.7 TEAM 9 -6 0 0 0 0 -6 -0.7 Heneghan, Jack 2 -22 0 0 0 0 -22 -11.0 Total 35 130 1585 12.2 7 60 45.3 Total 9 1354 2395 205 492 236 4682 520.2 Opponents 9 768 1686 17 799 -1 3269 363.2

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 27 17-Time IvyDartmouth League FootballFootball 2015Champion Dartmouth Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2015) Big Green FootballAll games 2015 Stats

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 44 McNamara, Will 8 29 30 59 3.5-10 1.0-4 4-39 3 1 . . . . 41 Caldwell, David 9 30 21 51 3.0-4 . 4-110 6 . 3-0 1 1 . 27 Harris, Vernon 9 30 15 45 1.0-6 . 3-29 2 . . . . . 30 Slafsky, Zach 9 19 22 41 2.5-6 0.5-3 . 2 . 2-0 1 . . 42 Wickham, Eric 9 22 14 36 4.5-6 1.5-1 1-8 . . . 1 . . 99 Zuttah, A.J. 9 15 20 35 5.5-19 2.5-11 . 5 . 1-0 1 2 . 9 Orimolade, Folarin 9 18 15 33 10.5-55 7.0-45 . 3 1 . 3 . . 52 Fulleton, Cody 9 14 15 29 6.5-34 3.5-25 . . . 1-0 1 . . 47 Bavaro, Lucas 9 15 14 29 2.5-25 1.0-20 1-0 4 . . 1 . . 3 Hernandez, Frankie 9 18 9 27 4.5-9 . . 1 . . . . . 57 Whalen, Sawyer 9 13 13 26 1.5-3 0.5-1 ...... 7 Donahue, Troy 6 20 6 26 . . 1-35 1 . . . . . 20 Konstant, Will 9 11 13 24 3.0-13 2.5-13 . . . 2-0 . . . 6 Reece, Chai 9 15 8 23 0.5-1 . . 4 . . . . . 38 Miller, Charlie 9 13 9 22 3.0-10 . 1-0 1 . . . . . 94 Cooper, Brandon 9 2 17 19 0.5-4 0.5-4 ...... 92 Husain, Zach 9 5 12 17 2.0-7 ...... 55 McCrory, Alex 9 6 9 15 ...... 1 . . 26 McKinney-Crudden, K 9 12 3 15 . . . . . 1-0 . 1 . 34 McManus, Danny 9 10 5 15 . . 1-14 2 . 1-0 . . . 56 Meile, Eric 6 6 8 14 ...... 97 Tomkins, Nick 8 4 5 9 ...... 24 Brown, Jarius 9 5 3 8 ...... 90 Di Leo, Rocco 9 3 5 8 0.5-4 0.5-4 ...... 35 Boit, Colin 9 2 4 6 . . 1-1 ...... 53 Fordon, Brian 4 2 2 4 0.5-1 ...... 95 Perry, Jackson 7 2 2 4 1.5-2 ...... 31 Clancy, Paddy 9 3 1 4 ...... 16 Penza, Vito 9 . 1 1 ...... 50 Sammartino, Zach 1 1 . 1 ...... 91 Stockman, Davaron 2 1 . 1 ...... 39 Smith, David 3 . 1 1 ...... 59 Hanselman, Ian 2 1 . 1 ...... 54 Moen, Jake 1 1 . 1 ...... 22 Bramble, Kyle 7 1 . 1 ...... 2 McManus, Ryan 7 1 . 1 ...... 33 Edwards, Justin 7 . 1 1 ...... 68 Davis, Zach 9 1 . 1 ...... 61 Douchee, Jeremiah 6 1 . 1 ...... 37 Greenwood, Jordan 4 1 . 1 ...... Total 9 353 303 656 57-219 21-131 17-236 34 2 11-0 10 4 . Opponents 9 357 289 646 51-193 20-127 4--1 27 6 12-25 10 3 .

28 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 Dartmouth17-Time Football Ivy 2015 League Football Champion Dartmouth Football 2015 Dartmouth Game Superlatives (as of Nov 15, 2015) Dartmouth Game Superlatives (as of Nov 15, 2015) Big GreenAll games Football 2015 StatsAll games INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Dartmouth Individual Game Highs Opponent Individual Game Highs Rushes 17 Bramble, Kyle at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Rushes 22 Molina, Cameron, vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Yards Rushing 93 Bramble, Kyle at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Yards Rushing 78 Moreno, Kyle, at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) TD Rushes 2 Stone, Ryder vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) TD Rushes 1 Chavious, Nate, vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) 2 Williams, Dalyn at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) 1 Torgersen, Alek, at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) 2 Stone, Ryder at Central Connecticut (Oct 17, 2015) 1 Rosenbauer,Seth, at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Long Rush 62 Stone, Ryder vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) 1 Moreno, Kyle, at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Pass attempts 53 Williams, Dalyn vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Long Rush 30 Moreno, Kyle, at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Pass completions 29 Williams, Dalyn vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Pass attempts 58 Roberts, vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Yards Passing 435 Williams, Dalyn vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Pass completions 31 Nolan, Kyle, at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) TD Passes 4 Williams, Dalyn at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Yards Passing 308 Nolan, Kyle, at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) 4 Williams, Dalyn vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) TD Passes 2 Lisa, Andrew, at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Long Pass 60 Williams, Dalyn vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) 2 Hosch, Scott, at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Receptions 12 Williams, Victor at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Long Pass 53 Hosch, Scott, at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Yards Receiving 213 Williams, Victor at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Receptions 12 Siragusa Jr., vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) TD Receptions 2 Williams, Victor at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Yards Receiving 132 Siragusa Jr., vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) 2 Brown, Houston at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) TD Receptions 1 Buckman, Matt, at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) 2 Skaff, Cameron vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) 1 Watson, Justin, at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) 2 Skaff, Cameron at Central Connecticut (Oct 17, 2015) 1 Countryman, Cam, at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Long Reception 60 Williams, Victor vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) 1 Weldon, Dylan, vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Field Goals 2 Gakenheimer, Alex at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) 1 Shelton-Mosely, at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Long Field Goal 39 Gakenheimer, Alex at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) 1 Smith, Seitu, at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Punts 11 Kepley, Ben vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Long Reception 53 Fischer, Andrew, at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Punting Avg 42.0 Kepley, Ben at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Field Goals 1 Darmstadter, H., at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Long Punt 60 Kepley, Ben at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) 1 Holmes, vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Punts inside 20 4 Kepley, Ben vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) 1 Nizialek, C., vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Long Punt Return 63 McManus, Ryan at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) 1 Mays, Zach, vs Cornell (Nov 06, 2015) Long Kickoff Return 89 Stone, Ryder at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Long Field Goal 35 Holmes, vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Tackles 14 McNamara, Will at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Punts 11 Holmes, vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Sacks 2.0 Fulleton, Cody vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Punting Avg 47.5 McCollum, Harry, at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Tackles For Loss 2.5 Wickham, Eric at Central Connecticut (Oct 17, 2015) Long Punt 64 McCollum, Harry, at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Interceptions 2 Caldwell, David vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Punts inside 20 3 Holmes, vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) 2 McNamara, Will at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Long Punt Return 7 Young, Jacob, vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) 2 Harris, Vernon at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Long Kickoff Return 53 Fischer, Andrew, at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Tackles 15 Drake, Tyler, at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Sacks 2.5 Little, Hunter, vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Tackles For Loss 3.0 Little, Hunter, vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Dartmouth Football 2015 Interceptions 1 Hollomon,Dartmouth B., at Central FootballConnecticut 2015 (Oct 17, 2015) Dartmouth Game Superlatives (as of Nov 15, 2015) Dartmouth1 Ferguson,Jordan, Game Superlatives at Brown (Nov (as14, 2015) of Nov 15, 2015) All games 1 Rizek, Quintin, at BrownAll games (Nov 14, 2015) 1 Jarvis, Richard, at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) TEAM GAME HIGHS OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS Dartmouth Team Game Highs Opponent Team Game Highs Rushes 49 vs Cornell (Nov 06, 2015) Rushes 50 vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) Yards Rushing 211 vs Cornell (Nov 06, 2015) Yards Rushing 179 at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Yards Per Rush 5.1 vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) Yards Per Rush 4.1 at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) TD Rushes 4 vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) TD Rushes 2 at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Pass attempts 54 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Pass attempts 63 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Pass completions 30 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Pass completions 31 at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Yards Passing 449 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) 31 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Yards Per Pass 12.9 at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Yards Passing 308 at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) TD Passes 4 at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Yards Per Pass 7.3 at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) 4 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) TD Passes 2 at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) Total Plays 86 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) 2 at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Total Offense 592 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Total Plays 89 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Yards Per Play 7.6 vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) Total Offense 376 at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Points 49 vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) Yards Per Play 5.0 at Harvard (Oct 30, 2015) Sacks By 4 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Points 20 at Penn (Oct 03, 2015) 4 at Central Connecticut (Oct 17, 2015) Sacks By 6 vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) First Downs 27 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) First Downs 22 at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Penalties 17 vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Penalties 12 vs Sacred Heart (Sep 26, 2015) Penalty Yards 161 vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Penalty Yards 106 vs Cornell (Nov 06, 2015) Turnovers 6 at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Turnovers 7 at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Interceptions By 4 at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Interceptions By 3 at Brown (Nov 14, 2015) Punts 11 vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Punts 11 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) Punting Avg 42.0 at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) 11 vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Long Punt 60 at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Punting Avg 47.5 at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Punts inside 20 4 vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Long Punt 64 at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Long Punt Return 63 at Georgetown (Sep 19, 2015) Punts inside 20 3 vs Yale (Oct 10, 2015) 3 vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015) Long Punt Return 7 vs Columbia (Oct 24, 2015)

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 29 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 Stats Individual Game-by-Game Rushing Rush-Yds/TD Georgetown SHU Penn Yale CCSU Columbia Harvard Cornell Brown Princeton Stone 67-326/7 3-27/0 7-72/2 7-23/0 4-10/0 13-49/2 11-68/0 8-25/1 9-37/1 5-15/1 Bramble 67-318/1 — — 13-36/0 8-85/0 6-17/0 7-25/0 5-12/0 11-50/0 17-93/1 Grove 55-299/4 6-20/1 7-38/1 7-30/0 8-25/1 6-30/0 — 3-6/0 10-60/0 8-90/1 D. Williams 77-230/5 10-43/1 8-34/1 13-73/2 7-18/0 10-60/0 11-(-25)/0 6-49/0 5-3/1 7-(-25)/0 Penza 33-143/0 6-35/0 1-3/0 2-6/0 3-7/0 8-29/0 2-3/0 0-0/0 11-60/0 0-0/0 McQuarters 12-64/1 6-20/0 5-24/0 — — — 1-20/1 — — — Dixon IV 5-2/0 — — — 1-(-1)/0 1-2/0 — — 3-1/0 — Heneghan 2-(-22)/0 — 1-(-24)/0 1-2/0 — — — — — —

Receiving Rec-Yds/TD Georgetown SHU Penn Yale CCSU Columbia Harvard Cornell Brown Princeton V. Williams 59-798/4 5-15/0 11-178/1 12-213/2 5-91/0 7-95/0 5-63/1 7-103/0 3-15/0 4-25/0 R. McManus 37-516/1 4-65/0 — — 6-116/0 5-79/0 4-40/0 9-135/0 7-79/1 2-2/0 Carrier 23-313/1 0-0/0 2-48/0 1-9/0 6-103/0 5-58/1 3-28/0 2-25/0 4-42/0 — Bramble 15-116/1 — — 4-17/0 2-20/1 2-(-6)/0 4-47/0 1-0/0 0-0/0 2-38/0 Brown 12-206/3 — 2-14/0 2-52/2 1-36/1 1-8/0 0-0/0 2-25/0 1-26/0 3-45/1 Skaff 10-88/4 0-0/0 1-7/0 1-9/0 3-25/2 2-11/2 2-31/0 0-0/0 1-5/0 0-0/0 Grove 8-61/0 1-1/0 2-18/0 1-8/0 2-25/0 1-4/0 — 0-0/0 1-5/0 0-0/0 Thompson 6-66/0 1-8/0 2-48/0 0-0/0 3-10/0 — — — — — Stone 4-47/0 1-(-1)/0 0-0/0 1-22/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-13/0 0-0/0 1-13/0 0-0/0 Booze 4-38/0 — 0-0/0 — 0-0/0 1-7/0 — 2-18/0 1-13/0 0-0/0 Mellor 3-42/1 1-27/1 1-1/0 0-0/0 1-14/0 0-0/0 — — 0-0/0 — Orvis 3-29/0 1-7/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-9/0 0-0/0 1-13/0 0-0/0 — — Penza 3-5/0 1-(-1)/0 1-0/0 1-6/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Gorman 2-32/0 0-0/0 2-32/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 — — — 0-0/0 — Mack 2-14/0 1-9/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 — — — 1-5/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 McQuarters 1-8/0 1-8/0 0-0/0 — — — 0-0/0 — — — Laptad 1-5/0 — — — — — — — 1-5/0 0-0/0 Moran 1-5/0 0-0/0 1-5/0 — 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Brooks 1-1/0 — 1-1/0 — — — — — — —

Passing Cmp-Att-Yds/TD Georgetown SHU Penn Yale CCSU Columbia Harvard Cornell Brown Princeton D. Williams 177-263-2220/15 17-28-138/1 21-28-313/1 23-25-336/4 29-53-435/4 23-33-249/3 20-34-235/1 24-42-311/0 20-32-203/1 11-22-110/1 Heneghan 5-10-39/0 — 5-9-39/0 0-1-0/0 — — — — — — Dixon IV 3-2-21/0 — — — 1-1-14/0 1-1-7/0 — — 0-1-0/0 — Kepley 1-1-5/0 0-0-0/0 0-0-0/0 0-0-0/0 0-0-0/0 0-0-0/0 0-0-0/0 0-0-0/0 1-1-5/0 0-0/0 Team Game-by-Game Comparison

|------First Downs ------| Rushing |------Passing ------| Total Offense Return Turn- Opponent Score Total Rush Pass Pen Att-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards Plays-Yards Yards overs Georgetown 31-10 13/22 8/2 4/18 1/2 31-145 / 32-23 17-28-0 / 31-53-2 138 / 308 59-283 / 85-331 228 / 107 0 / 3 Sacred Heart 49-7 20/18 4/9 13/8 3/1 29-147 / 50-112 26-37-0 / 22-37-1 352 / 236 66-499 / 87-348 102/99 2 / 5 Penn 41-20 26/15 10/5 14/9 2/1 43-170 / 30-97 23-26-0 / 23-32-0 336 / 166 69-506 / 62-263 77 / 134 1 / 2 Yale 35-3 27/16 8/3 17/11 2/2 32-143 / 26-32 30-54-0 / 31-63-3 449 / 244 86-592 / 89-276 44 / 129 1 / 3 Central Conn. St. 34-7 19/11 9/3 10/7 0/1 44-187 / 24-53 24-34-1 / 21-36-2 256 / 172 78-443 / 60-225 84 / 72 2 / 2 Columbia 13-9 16/10 4/4 10/6 2/0 33-90 / 31-61 20-34-0 / 19-32-1 235 / 106 67-325 / 63-167 112 / 34 1 / 1 Harvard 13-14 21/21 8/7 12/12 1/2 23-90 / 37-100 24-43-0 / 24-38-2 311 / 276 66-401 / 75-376 53 / 118 1 / 3 Cornell 21-3 25/13 12/5 12/5 1/3 49-211 / 29-111 21-34-0 / 9-29-2 208 / 83 83-419 / 58-194 91 / 83 2 / 2 Brown 34-18 15/15 9/10 6/4 0/1 38-171 / 44-179 11-22-3 / 16-29-4 110 / 95 60-281 / 73-274 142 / 64 6 / 7 Princeton Totals 271-91 182/141 72/48 98/80 12/13 322-1354 / 303-768 196-312-4 / 196-349-17 2395 / 1686 634-3749 / 652-2454 933 / 840 16 / 28

3rd Down 4th Down Time of TOP Average Average Average Punting Penalties Opponent Conversions Conversions Possession Margin Yards/Rush Yards/Pass Yards/Play Number-Avg Number-Yds Georgetown 3-13 / 10-21 2-2 / 0-3 23:51 / 36:09 -12:18 4.7 / 0.7 4.9 / 5.8 4.8 / 3.9 7-42.0 / 6-47.5 8-75 / 6-60 Sacred Heart 6-13 / 10-24 1-2 / 3-6 25:34 / 34:26 -8:52 5.1 / 2.2 9.5 / 6.4 7.6 / 4.0 3-40.7 / 5-45.6 9-85 / 12-79 Penn 7-11 / 5-13 1-2 / 2-3 33:01 / 26:59 6:02 4.0 / 3.2 12.9 / 5.2 7.3 / 4.2 0-0.0 / 4-40.0 6-58 / 3-31 Yale 5-15 / 3-21 0-2 / 2-5 31:15 / 28:45 2:30 4.5 / 1.2 8.3 / 3.9 6.9 / 3.1 8-34.8 / 11-40.0 11-79 / 9-84 Central Conn. St. 9-18 / 1-11 1-4 / 1-3 34:14 / 25:46 8:28 4.2 / 2.2 7.5 / 4.8 5.7 / 3.8 3-33.3 / 7-32.7 7-65 / 6-51 Columbia 2-14 / 4-17 1-1 / 0-1 29:50 / 30:10 -0:20 2.7 / 2.0 6.9 / 3.3 4.9 / 2.7 11-38.5 / 11-38.9 17-161 / 5-40 Harvard 6-13 / 7-15 0-0 / 2-4 28:26 / 31:34 -3:08 3.9 / 2.7 7.2 / 7.3 6.1 / 5.0 4-36.5 / 3-36.3 9-60 / 5-35 Cornell 9-17 / 3-13 1-2 / 1-2 31:41 / 28:19 3:22 4.3 / 3.8 6.1 / 2.9 5.0 / 3.3 3-40.0 / 5-42.6 15-118 / 11-106 Brown 3-11 / 7-17 2-2 / 2-3 24:30 / 35:30 -11:00 4.5 / 4.1 5.0 / 3.3 4.7 / 3.8 5-26.0 / 5-36.0 5-30 / 6-41 Princeton Totals 50-125 / 50-152 9-17 / 13-30 262:22 / 277:38 -15:16 4.2 / 2.5 7.7 / 4.8 5.9 / 3.8 44-36.7 / 57-39.9 87-731 / 63-527 All stats listed are Dartmouth/Opponent

30 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015 Stats Starters by Game Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE WR WR QB TB at Georgetown R. McManus Morrison Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Orvis Mack V. Williams D. Williams Grove Sacred Heart Carrier Morrison Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Orvis Mack V. Williams D. Williams Grove at Penn Carrier Morrison Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Orvis H. Brown V. Williams D. Williams Grove Yale R. McManus Morrison Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Orvis Carrier V. Williams D. Williams Bramble at CCSU R. McManus Morrison Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Orvis Carrier V. Williams D. Williams Bramble Columbia R. McManus Kaskey Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Orvis Carrier V. Williams D. Williams Bramble at Harvard R. McManus Morrison Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Orvis Carrier V. Williams D. Williams Stone Cornell R. McManus Morrison Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Skaff Carrier V. Williams D. Williams Stone at Brown R. McManus Morrison Clark Flores Mamula Z. Davis Skaff Carrier V. Williams D. Williams Grove Princeton

Defense DE NG DE SAM MIKE WILL NB CB SS FS CB at Georgetown Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McNamara Hernandez Harris Donahue Caldwell Reece Sacred Heart Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McCrory Hernandez Harris Donahue Caldwell Reece at Penn Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McNamara Hernandez Harris Donahue Caldwell Reece Yale Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McNamara Hernandez Harris Donahue Caldwell Reece at CCSU Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McNamara Hernandez Harris Donahue Caldwell Reece Columbia Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McNamara Hernandez Harris Donahue Caldwell Reece at Harvard Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McNamara Hernandez Harris Miller Caldwell Reece Cornell Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McNamara Hernandez Harris Miller Caldwell Reece at Brown Fulleton Zuttah Whalen Orimolade Slafsky McNamara Hernandez Harris Miller Caldwell Reece Princeton Scoring Drives Opp. Q Clock Scoring Play Plays-Yds Time G’town 1 2:27 D. Williams 9 run (Gakenheimer kick) 2-10 0:47 1 0:30 Grove 13 run (Gakenheimer kick) 1-13 0:05 2 11:39 McNamara 8 interception return (Gakenheimer kick) — — 3 10:15 Gakenheimer 20 FG 13-72 4:38 3 3:31 Mellor 27 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 8-72 3:09 SHU 1 11:42 Fulleton 0 yd fumble recovery (Gakenheimer kick) — — 1 8:18 Stone 1 run (Gakenheimer kick) 9-25 3:16 1 5:31 Grove 9 run (Gakenheimer kick) 2-71 0:33 2 6:17 D. Williams 4 run (Gakenheimer kick) 11-63 3:48 2 4:03 V. Williams 60 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 2-70 0:28 3 1:00 Stone 3 run (Gakenheimer kick) 8-60 3:23 4 9:47 Caldwell 77 interception return (Gakenheimer kick) — — Penn 1 11:59 V. Williams 8 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 4-32 1:33 1 6:58 D. Williams 9 run (Gakenheimer kick blocked) 9-63 4:00 2 11:53 D. Williams 1 run (Gakenheimer kick) 16-90 7:52 2 7:01 H. Brown 22 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 7-68 3:12 3 13:54 H. Brown 30 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 3-57 1:00 3 0:37 V. Williams 43 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 9-76 3:38 Yale 1 0:29 Skaff 8 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 15-80 6:20 2 11:35 Grove 4 run (Gakenheimer kick) 6-93 1:45 2 6:28 Bramble 17 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 4-73 1:36 3 7:37 Skaff 4 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 6-80 2:34 4 2:39 H. Brown 36 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 2-45 0:31 CCSU 1 13:56 Carrier 44 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 1-44 0:07 2 11:09 Skaff 8 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 6-36 2:09 3 4:57 Stone 1 run (Gakenheimer kick) 9-56 3:24 4 13:13 Stone 1 run (kick failed) 4-23 1:34 4 6:01 Skaff 3 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 10-61 5:08 Columbia 1 10:15 McQuarters 20 run (Gakenheimer kick) 9-75 4:45 2 2:29 V. Williams 5 pass from D. Williams (kick blocked) 3-59 0:39 Harvard 1 12:32 Gakenheimer 33 FG 7-59 2:28 1 2:49 Stone 3 run (Gakenheimer kick) 17-94 7:24 3 1:46 Gakenheimer 39 FG 9-66 3:48 Cornell 2 9:55 Stone 2 run (Gakenheimer kick) 16-86 6:49 2 0:19 R. McManus 8 pass from D. Williams (Gakenheimer kick) 10-72 1:42 3 3:21 D. Williams 4 run (Gakenheimer kick) 12-78 4:57 Brown 1 4:36 Grove 61 run (Gakenheimer kick) 1-61 0:16 1 3:34 Stone 9 run (Gakenheimer kick) 3-19 0:57 2 2:23 Stone 89 kickoff return (Gakenheimer kick) — — 3 10:30 H. Brown 24 pass from D. Williams (kick failed) 7-42 3:03 3 1:40 Bramble 2 run (Gakenheimer kick) 8-32 3:03

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 31 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Let High School/Previous Hometown 65 Jack Anderson OL 6-5 260 So. 1 Victor Williams WR 5-9 165 Sr. 3 Muskogee Muskogee, Okla. 85a Ryan Arkie WR 5-10 180 Fr. 2 Ryan McManus WR 5-11 195 Sr. 3 St. Thomas Academy Mendota Heights, Minn. 36 Brock Bacon LB 6-2 235 So. 3 Frankie Hernandez NB 5-10 205 Sr. 3 Belen Jesuit Miami, Fla. 42a Kevin Barrett TE 6-5 235 Fr. 4 Dan Gorman WR 6-4 220 Sr. 1 Hanover Etna, N.H. 47 Lucas Bavaro DB 6-0 200 Jr. 5 Brian Grove RB 5-11 205 Sr. 3 Kings Academy West Palm Beach, Fla. Marcus Berg RB 5-8 180 So. 6 Chai Reece CB 5-11 175 Sr. 4 Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) Playa del Ray, Calif. 75 Phil Berton OL 6-5 255 Fr. 6a John Katzman K/P 5-10 165 Jr. 0 Menlo School (Calif.) Paradise Valley, Ariz. 35 Colin Boit S 6-2 210 So. 7 Troy Donahue SS 6-1 205 Sr. 3 Mullen Greenwood Village, Colo. 23 K.J. Booze WR 5-7 160 Sr. 8 Dylan Mellor WR 6-0 185 Fr. 0 Woodgrove Purcellville, Va. 22 Kyle Bramble RB 5-11 205 Sr. 8a Rivers Cahee DB 6-0 185 Fr. 0 St. Thomas More/Taft Lafayette, La. 37a Jvonte Brooks TE 6-6 225 Sr. 9 Folarin Orimolade LB 5-11 240 Jr. 2 Blake Burtonsville, Md. 82 Houston Brown WR 6-1 170 Jr. 10 Dalyn Williams QB 6-0 215 Sr. 3 Lake Dallas Corinth, Texas 15 Jarion Brown WR 6-1 185 Fr. 10a J.J. Jefferies LB 6-2 245 Fr. 0 Edison Fresno, Calif. 24 Jarius Brown CB 5-8 180 So. 11 Jack Heneghan QB 6-4 220 So. 0 Menlo School Atherton, Calif. 8a Rivers Cahee DB 6-0 185 Fr. 12 Harry Kraft QB 5-8 170 Fr. 0 Belmont Hill Chestnut Hill, Mass. 41 David Caldwell FS 6-0 205 Sr. 13 Bruce Dixon IV QB 6-4 230 Fr. 0 Jay M. Robinson Concord, N.C. 74 Justin Call OL 6-5 275 So. 13a Jimmy Knight LB 6-1 200 So. 0 Brunswick School Greenwich, Conn. 81 Jon Marc Carrier WR 5-11 175 Jr. 14 Scott Lloyd QB 6-2 195 Fr. 0 Fullerton Union/Berkshire Sch. Fullerton, Calif. 93 Brennan Cascarano DL 6-1 255 So. 15 Thomas Militello QB 6-2 180 Sr. 0 Mary Instititute Country Day St. Louis, Mo. David Chalmers DE 6-2 265 Fr. 15a Jarion Brown WR 6-1 185 Fr. 0 Franklin/Loomis Chaffee Baldwin, La. 69a Brandon Chu DL 6-1 300 Fr. 16 Vito Penza QB 6-2 225 Fr. 0 Ursuline Youngstown, Ohio 31 Paddy Clancy CB 5-10 175 Sr. 16a Jordan Greenwood DB 6-0 185 Sr. 1 Lutheran Orange, Calif. 78 Joshua Clark OL 6-5 315 Sr. 17 Ernest Evans II WR 6-4 210 Sr. 1 Second Baptist Houston, Texas 84 Joseph Cook WR 6-6 210 Jr. 18 Jonathan Moran TE 6-5 260 Sr. 0 Loyola Blakefield Baltimore, Md. 94 Brandon Cooper DE 6-1 270 Jr. 18a Josh Davis DB 6-0 175 So. 0 Garfield Los Angeles, Calif. 40 Rashaad Cooper RB 5-10 195 Fr. 19 Darius George DB 6-1 200 Jr. 0 Cardinal Gibbons Lauderhill, Fla. 18a Josh Davis DB 6-0 175 So. 19a Darryl Mobley QB 6-2 190 Fr. 0 Hyde Park Baptist Austin, Texas 68 Zach Davis OL 6-6 310 Jr. 20 Will Konstant LB 6-3 230 Sr. 2 Lyons Township LaGrange, Ill. 90 Rocco Di Leo DL 6-3 265 So. 21 Justin Porter CB 5-8 180 So. 0 Kent School Pembroke Pines, Fla. 13 Bruce Dixon IV QB 6-4 230 Fr. 22 Kyle Bramble RB 5-11 205 Sr. 2 Floyd Central Floyds Knobs, Ind. 7 Troy Donahue SS 6-1 205 Sr. 22a Bun Straton DB 6-0 185 Fr. 0 Punahou School Honolulu, Hawaii 61 Jeremiah Douchee DE 6-4 235 Jr. 23 K.J. Booze WR 5-7 160 Sr. 1 Spiro Spiro, Okla. 33 Justin Edwards LB 6-2 245 So. 24 Jarius Brown CB 5-8 180 So. 1 University School Lauderhill, Fla. 72 Peter Eggert OL 6-4 265 Jr. 25 Abrm McQuarters RB 5-11 200 So. 1 Cascia Hall Prep Tulsa, Okla. David Emanuels LB 6-1 220 Fr. 25a David Emanuels LB 6-1 220 Fr. 0 Mercer Island Mercer Island, Wash. 17 Ernest Evans WR 6-4 210 Sr. 26 Kyran McKinney-Crudden S 6-0 200 So. 0 Glastonbury Glastonbury, Conn. Harrison Farber LB 6-3 220 Fr. 26a Drew Hunnicutt WR 6-1 190 Fr. 0 Liberty Christian Argyle, Texas 64 Patrick Flathers OL 6-4 260 So. 27 Vernon Harris CB 6-2 195 Sr. 3 St. Thomas Aquinas Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 63 Jacob Flores OL 6-4 290 Sr. 28 Miles Smith RB 5-10 210 Fr. 0 Alpharetta Alpharetta, Ga. 53 Brian Fordon LB 6-2 205 Jr. 29 Nick Peart DB 5-10 180 Fr. 0 American Heritage Plantation, Fla. 69 Jack Friedman OL 6-3 285 Jr. 30 Zach Slafsky LB 6-1 245 Sr. 2 American Heritage Delray Boca Raton, Fla. 52 Cody Fulleton DE 6-3 280 Sr. 30a Forrest Town RB 5-11 200 So. 0 Zachary Zachary, La. 46 Alex Gakenheimer K 6-3 190 Jr. 31 Paddy Clancy CB 5-10 175 Sr. 1 St. Thomas Academy St. Louis Park, Minn. 19 Darius George DB 6-1 200 Jr. 31a Emmanuel Soto WR 6-0 180 Fr. 0 University School of Nova Davie, Fla. 4 Dan Gorman WR 6-4 220 Sr. 32 Ryder Stone RB 5-11 205 So. 1 Phillips Andover (Mass.) Calgary, Alberta 37 Jordan Greenwood DB 6-0 185 Sr. 33 Justin Edwards LB 6-2 245 So. 0 Peachtree Ridge Lawrenceville, Ga. 5 Brian Grove RB 5-11 205 Sr. 33a Cam Poole TE 6-4 230 So. 0 Buford Buford, Ga. Gage Guerra OL 5-11 265 Fr. 34 Danny McManus DB 5-9 175 Jr. 2 St. Thomas Academy Mendota Heights, Minn. 77 Ben Hagaman OL 6-5 270 So. 35 Colin Boit S 6-2 210 So. 0 Eastside Catholic Sammarish, Wash. 59 Ian Hanselman LB 6-1 225 So. 35a Jack Katzman P 5-11 175 Fr. 0 Brophy Prep Paradise Valley, Ariz. 27 Vernon Harris CB 6-2 195 Sr. 36 Brock Bacon LB 6-2 235 So. 0 Trinity Christian Academy Dallas, Texas 11 Jack Heneghan QB 6-4 220 So. 37 Jvonte Brooks TE 6-6 225 Sr. 0 Foothills Christian/NMH Santee, Calif. 3 Frankie Hernandez NB 5-10 205 Sr. 38 Charlie Miller DB 6-0 185 Jr. 1 Totino Grace Shoreview, Minn. 26a Drew Hunnicutt WR 6-1 190 Fr. 39 David Smith K/P 5-11 175 So. 0 St. Paul’s (N.H.) Westmount, Quebec 92 Zach Husain DL 6-2 265 Jr. 40 Rashaad Cooper RB 5-10 195 Fr. 0 Kimball Tracy, Calif. 10a J.J. Jefferies LB 6-2 245 Fr. 40a Nathan Nuñez LB 6-2 235 Fr. 0 Steele Amherst, Ohio 76 Brendan Johnson OL 6-6 300 Sr. 41 David Caldwell FS 6-0 205 Sr. 2 Groton School (Mass.) Charlotte, N.C. 89 Stephen Johnston TE 6-4 235 So. 42 Eric Wickham LB 6-3 235 Sr. 3 Savannah Christian Richmond Hill, Ga. 62 Matt Kaskey OL 6-7 310 Fr. 42a Kevin Barrett TE 6-5 235 Fr. 0 Thornton Academy York, Maine 35a Jack Katzman P 5-11 175 Fr. 43 Graydon Peterson LS 6-0 225 Jr. 2 Whitefish Bay Whitefish Bay, Wis. 6a John Katzman K/P 5-10 165 Jr. 44 Will McNamara LB 6-1 235 Sr. 2 St. Rita Chicago, Ill. 45 Ben Kepley P 6-2 185 Jr. 45 Ben Kepley P 6-2 185 Jr. 2 Charlotte Country Day Charlotte, N.C.

32 #21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Let High School Hometown 66 John Kilcommons OL 6-4 285 Fr. 46 Alex Gakenheimer K 6-3 190 Jr. 2 Charlotte Country Day Charlotte, N.C. No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl 47 Lucas Bavaro DB 6-0 200 Jr. 1 St. John’s Prep Boxford, Mass. 67 Patrick Kilcommons OL 6-3 275 Fr. 48 Ross Wood S 6-1 180 So. 0 Greater Atlanta Christian Roswell, Ga. Jimmy Knight LB 6-1 200 So. 48a Matthew Shearin RB 5-6 165 Fr. 0 El Cajon Valley El Cajon, Calif. 20 Will Konstant LB 6-3 230 Sr. 49 Porter Ontko RB 6-0 200 So. 0 Benet Academy Naperville, Ill. 12 Harry Kraft QB 5-8 170 Fr. 50 Zach Sammartino OL 6-4 285 Fr. 0 North Hills Pittsburgh, Pa. 73 Mike Langman OL 6-5 285 Jr. 51 Jack Traynor LB 6-0 225 Fr. 0 Lake Forest Lake Forest, Ill. 88 Sam Laptad TE 6-5 225 Sr. 52 Cody Fulleton DE 6-3 280 Sr. 3 O’Dea Seattle, Wash. 14 Scott Lloyd QB 6-2 195 Fr. 53 Brian Fordon LB 6-2 205 Jr. 0 Providence Catholic Frankfort, Ill. 86 Charles Mack WR 6-0 190 So. 54 Jake Moen LB 6-3 240 Fr. 0 Christopher Gilroy, Calif. 58 Niko Mamula OL 6-3 290 Sr. 55 Alex McCrory LB 6-0 230 Jr. 2 Shawnee Springfield, Ohio 55 Alex McCrory LB 6-0 230 Jr. 56 Eric Meile LB 6-1 225 So. 0 Don Bosco Prep Ramsey, N.J. 65a Jimmy McHugh DE 6-3 235 Fr. 57 Sawyer Whalen DE 6-4 255 Sr. 2 Woodinville Woodinville, Wash. 26 Kyran McKinney-Crudden S 6-0 200 So. 58 Niko Mamula OL 6-3 290 Sr. 2 Chartiers Valley Bridgeville, Pa. 34 Danny McManus DB 5-9 175 Jr. 59 Ian Hanselman LB 6-1 225 So. 1 Manheim Central Manheim, Pa. 2 Ryan McManus WR 5-11 195 Sr. 60 Michael Warren DL 6-4 265 Jr. 0 Providence Academy Maple Grove, Minn. 44 Will McNamara LB 6-1 235 Sr. 61 Jeremiah Douchee DE 6-4 235 Jr. 0 Hales Franciscan Chicago, Ill. 25 Abrm McQuarters RB 5-11 200 Jr. 62 Matt Kaskey OL 6-7 310 Fr. 0 New Trier Winnetka, Ill. 56 Eric Meile LB 6-1 225 So. 63 Jacob Flores OL 6-4 290 Sr. 2 Grace Prep Arlington, Texas 8 Dylan Mellor WR 6-1 185 Fr. 64 Patrick Flathers OL 6-4 260 So. 0 Bishop Guertin (N.H.) Dracut, Mass. 19a Thomas Militello QB 6-2 180 Sr. 64a Gage Guerra OL 5-11 265 Fr. 0 Centennial Corona, Calif. 38 Charlie Miller DB 6-0 185 Jr. 65 Jack Anderson OL 6-5 260 So. 0 Palo Alto Palo Alto, Calif. 19a Darryl Mobley QB 6-2 190 Fr. 65a Jimmy McHugh DE 6-3 235 Fr. 0 Moorestown Moorestown, N.J. 54 Jake Moen LB 6-4 240 Fr. 66 John Kilcommons OL 6-4 285 Fr. 0 Nazareth Academy Berwyn, Ill. 18 Jonathan Moran TE 6-5 260 Sr. 67 Patrick Kilcommons OL 6-3 275 Fr. 0 Nazareth Academy Berwyn, Ill. 79 Dave Morrison OL 6-5 305 Jr. 68 Zach Davis OL 6-6 310 Jr. 1 Lake Havasu Lake Havasu, Ariz. 87 Kevin Muzzi WR 5-10 180 Sr. 69 Jack Friedman OL 6-3 285 Jr. 0 Howard Ellicott City, Md. 40a Nathan Nunez LB 6-2 235 Fr. 69a Brandon Chu DL 6-1 300 Fr. 0 Trinitiy Christian Plano, Texas 49 Porter Ontko RB 6-0 200 So. 70 Kalil Washington DE 6-1 230 Fr. 0 Robinson Robinson, Texas 9 Folarin Orimolade LB 5-11 240 Jr. 71 Garrett Strohmaier OL 6-2 275 Jr. 0 Jesuit Elk Grove, Calif. 85 Blake Orvis TE 6-4 240 Jr. 72 Peter Eggert OL 6-4 265 Jr. 0 Laguna Hills Lake Forest, Calif. 29 Nick Peart DB 5-10 180 Fr. 73 Mike Langman OL 6-5 285 Jr. 1 Naperville North Naperville, Ill. 16 Vito Penza QB 6-2 215 Fr. 74 Justin Call OL 6-5 275 So. 0 Rampart Colorado Springs, Colo. 95 Jackson Perry DL 6-2 290 Fr. 75 Phil Berton OL 6-5 255 Fr. 0 Oak Park and River Forest Oak Park, Ill. 43 Graydon Peterson LS 6-0 225 Jr. 76 Brendan Johnson OL 6-6 300 Sr. 0 Gonzaga College HS Washington, D.C. 96 Charlie Pontarelli DL 6-3 260 So. 77 Ben Hagaman OL 6-5 270 So. 0 Franklin Nashville, Tenn. 33a Cam Poole TE 6-4 230 So. 78 Joshua Clark OL 6-5 315 Sr. 2 Bradenton Christian Bradenton, Fla. 21 Justin Porter CB 5-8 180 So. 79 Dave Morrison OL 6-5 305 Jr. 2 Shaker Latham, N.Y. 6 Chai Reece CB 5-11 175 Sr. 80 Cameron Skaff TE 6-4 245 So. 0 Battlefield Haymarket, Va. 50 Zach Sammartino OL 6-4 285 Fr. 81 Jon Marc Carrier WR 5-11 175 Jr. 0 Steinbrenner Lutz, Fla. 48a Matthew Shearin RB 5-6 165 Fr. 82 Houston Brown WR 6-1 170 Jr. 2 The Woodlands The Woodlands, Texas 80 Cameron Skaff TE 6-4 245 So. 83 Emory Thompson WR 5-10 165 So. 0 Paul L. Dunbar Lexington, Ky. 30 Zach Slafsky LB 6-1 245 Sr. 84 Joseph Cook WR 6-6 210 Jr. 0 Bishop Amat Monrovia, Calif. 39 David Smith K/P 5-11 175 So. 85 Blake Orvis TE 6-4 240 Jr. 2 Boone Orlando, Fla. 28 Miles Smith RB 5-10 210 Fr. 85a Ryan Arkie WR 5-10 180 Fr. 0 Laguna-Acoma New Laguna, N.M. 31a Emmanuel Soto WR 6-0 180 Fr. 86 Charles Mack WR 6-0 190 So. 0 Potomac Senior Woodbridge, Va. 91 Davaron Stockman DL 6-0 330 So. 87 Kevin Muzzi WR 5-10 180 Sr. 0 St. Joseph HS Greenville, Miss. 32 Ryder Stone RB 5-11 205 So. 88 Sam Laptad TE 6-5 225 Sr. 1 Jenks Jenks, Okla. 22a Bun Straton DB 6-0 185 Fr. 89 Stephen Johnston TE 6-4 225 So. 1 Georgetown Prep Potomac, Md. 71 Garrett Strohmaier OL 6-2 275 Jr. 90 Rocco Di Leo DL 6-3 265 So. 0 St. Ignatius Prep Elmhurst, Ill. 83 Emory Thompson WR 5-10 165 So. 91 Davaron Stockman DL 6-0 330 So. 0 East St. John’s LaPlace, La. 97 Nick Tomkins DL 6-3 255 So. 92 Zach Husain DL 6-2 265 Jr. 2 Evanston Township Evanston, Ill. 30a Forrest Town RB 5-11 200 So. 93 Brennan Cascarano DL 6-1 255 So. 0 Glenbrook South Glenview, Ill. 51a Jack Traynor LB 6-0 225 Fr. 94 Brandon Cooper DE 6-1 270 Jr. 2 South Grand Prairie Grand Prairie, Texas 60 Michael Warren DL 6-4 265 Jr. 95 Jackson Perry DL 6-2 290 Fr. 0 Bishop Gorman Las Vegas, Nev. 70 Kalil Washington DE 6-1 230 Fr. 96 Charlie Pontarelli DL 6-3 260 So. 0 Loyola Academy Glenview, Ill. 57 Sawyer Whalen DE 6-4 255 Sr. 97 Nick Tomkins DL 6-3 255 So. 0 Matawan Regional Matawan, N.J. 42 Eric Wickham LB 6-3 235 Sr. 98 Jake Young DE 6-3 265 Sr. 0 Avon Lake Avon Lake, Ohio 10 Dalyn Williams QB 6-0 215 Sr. 99 A.J. Zuttah DT 6-2 295 Sr. 3 Cheshire Academy Edison, N.J. 1 Victor Williams WR 5-9 165 Sr. Marcus Berg RB 5-8 180 So. 0 Blake School Minneapolis, Minn. 48 Ross Wood S 6-1 180 So. David Chalmers DE 6-2 265 Fr. 0 Tuscarora Leesburg, Va. Andrew Yohe OL 6-2 310 So. Harrison Farber LB 6-3 220 Fr. 0 Cresskill Cresskill, N.J. 98 Jake Young DE 6-3 265 Sr. Andrew Yohe OL 6-2 310 So. 1 Kiski Area Apollo, Pa. 99 A.J. Zuttah DT 6-2 295 Sr.

#21 Dartmouth vs. Princeton — Nov. 21, 2015 33 17-Time Ivy League Football Champion Big Green Football 2015

Dartmouth Two-Deep Pronunciation Offense Defense Lucas Bavaro ...... buh-VAHR-oh Colin ...... BOYT WR 2 Ryan McManus (5-11, 195, Sr.) DE 52 Cody Fulleton (6-3, 280, Sr.) Boit Rivers ...... KAY-hee Mendota Hts., Minn. (St. Thomas Academy) Seattle, Wash. (O’Dea) Cahee Brennan . . . . Kass-kuh-RAH-noh 8 Dylan Mellor (6-0, 185, Fr.) 94 Brandon Cooper (6-1, 270, Jr.) Cascarano Rocco ...... dih-LEE-oh Purcellville, Va. (Woodgrove) Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) Di Leo Jeremiah ...... doo-SHAY LT 79 Dave Morrison (6-5, 305, Jr.) NG 99 A.J. Zuttah (6-2, 295, Sr.) Douchee Brian ...... FOAR-dun Latham, N.Y. (Shaker) Edison, N.J. (Cheshire Academy (Conn.)) Fordon Alex ...... GAY-ken-Hy-mer 62 Matt Kaskey (6-7, 310, Fr.) 92 Zach Husain (6-2, 265, Jr.) Gakenheimer Gage ...... GAIR-uh Winnetka, Ill. (New Trier) Evanston, Ill. (Evanston Township) Guerra Ben ...... HAG-uh-min LG 78 Joshua Clark (6-5, 315, Sr.) DE 57 Sawyer Whalen (6-4, 255, Sr.) Hagaman Jack ...... HENN-uh-ghen Bradenton, Fla. (Bradenton Christian) Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville) Heneghan Zach ...... hoo-SAIN 71 Garrett Strohmaier (6-2, 275, Jr.) 90 Rocco Di Leo (6-3, 265, So.) Husain Niko ...... MAM-yoo-lah Elk Grove, Calif. (Jesuit) Elmhurst, Ill. (St. Ignatius Prep) Mamula McKinney-Crudden ...... KY-rin C 63 Jacob Flores (6-4, 290, Sr.) SAM 9 Folarin Orimolade (5-11, 240, Jr.) Kyran McQuarters ...... AY-brum Arlington, Texas (Grace Prep) Burtonsville, Md. (Blake) Abrm Eric ...... MY-lee 69 Jack Friedman (6-3, 285, Jr.) 20 Will Konstant (6-3, 230, Sr.) Meile Dylan ...... MELL-or Ellicott City, Md. (Howard) LaGrange, Ill. (Lyons Township) Mellor Darryl ...... MOE-blee RG 58 Niko Mamula (6-3, 290, Sr.) MIKE 30 Zach Slafsky (6-1, 245, Sr.) Mobley Jake ...... MOH-en Bridgeville, Pa. (Chartiers Valley) Boca Raton, Fla. (American Heritage Delray) Moen Jonathan ...... muh-RANN 74 Justin Call (6-5, 275, So.) 42 Eric Wickham (6-3, 235, Sr.) Moran Kevin ...... MOOT-zee Colorado Springs, Colo. (Rampart) Richmond Hill, Ga. (Savannah Christian) Muzzi Nathan ...... NOO-nyez RT 68 Zach Davis (6-6, 310, Jr.) WILL 44 Will McNamara (6-1, 235, Sr.) Nuñez ...... Lake Havasu, Ariz. (Lake Havasu) Chicago, Ill. (St. Rita) Folarin Orimolade ...... foh-LAHR-en oh-Rim-uh-LAH-day 72 Peter Eggert (6-4, 265, Jr.) 55 Alex McCrory (6-0, 230, Jr.) Nick ...... PERT Lake Forest, Calif.. (Laguna Hills) Springfield, Ohio (Shawnee) Peart Reece ...... CHY TE 80 Cameron Skaff (6-4, 245, So.) NB 3 Frankie Hernandez (5-10, 205, Sr.) Chai Matthew ...... shuh-RIN Haymarket, Va. (Battlefield) Miami, Fla. (Belen Jesuit) Shearin Stockman ...... duh-VAIR-en 88 Sam Laptad (6-5, 225, Sr.) 47 Lucas Bavaro (6-0, 200, Jr.) Davaron ...... BOON STRAT-un Jenks, Okla. (Jenks) Boxford, Mass. (St. John’s Prep) Bun Straton Garrett ...... STROH-my-er QB 10 Dalyn Williams (6-0, 215, Sr.) CB 27 Vernon Harris (6-2, 195, Sr.) Strohmaier Washington ...... kuh-LIL Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) Kalil Williams ...... DAY-linn 13 Bruce Dixon IV (6-4, 230, Fr.) 31 Paddy Clancy (5-10, 175, Sr.) Dalyn Andrew ...... YO-ee Concord, N.C. (Jay M. Robinson) St. Louis Park, Minn. (St. Thomas Academy) Yohe A.J...... ZOO-tah TB 22 Kyle Bramble (5-11, 205, Sr.) SS 38 Charlie Miller (6-0, 185, Jr.) Zuttah Floyds Knobs, Ind. (Floyd Central) Shoreview, Minn. (Totino Grace) 5 Brian Grove (5-11, 205, Sr.) 22 Bun Straton (6-0, 185, Fr.) Roster by State West Palm Beach, Fla. (Kings Academy) Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou School) State No. State No. WR 1 Victor Williams (5-9, 165, Sr.) FS 41 David Caldwell (6-0, 205, Sr.) California 15 Massachusetts 3 Muskogee, Okla. (Muskogee) Charlotte, N.C. (Groton School (Mass.)) Illinois 15 Colorado 2 23 K.J. Booze (5-7, 160, Sr.) 35 Colin Boit (6-2, 210, So.) Florida 12 Hawaii 1 Spiro, Okla. (Spiro) Sammarish, Wash. (Eastside Catholic) Texas 10 Indiana 1 Minnesota 6 Kentucky 1 WR 82 Houston Brown (6-1, 170, Jr.) CB 6 Chai Reece (5-11, 175, Sr.) Georgia 5 Maine 1 The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands) Playa del Rey, Calif. (Loomis Chaffee) Ohio 5 Mississippi 1 86 Charles Mack (6-0, 190, So.) 34 Danny McManus (5-9, 175, Jr.) Louisiana 4 Missouri 1 Woodbridge, Va. (Potomac Senior) Mendota Hts., Minn. (St. Thomas Academy) Maryland 4 Nevada 1 New Jersey 4 New Hampshire 1 North Carolina 4 New Mexico 1 Oklahoma 4 New York 1 Special Teams Pennsylvania 4 Tennessee 1 Virginia 4 Wisconsin 1 PK 46 Alex Gakenheimer (6-3, 190, Jr.) P 45 Ben Kepley (6-2, 185, Jr.) Washington 4 Washington, D.C. 1 Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Country Day) Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Country Day) Arizona 3 … Canada 2 39 David Smith (5-11, 175, So.) 46 Alex Gakenheimer (6-3, 190, Jr.) Connecticut 3 Westmount, Quebec (St. Paul’s (N.H.)) Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Country Day) Class Position HOL 45 Ben Kepley (6-2, 185, Jr.) LS 43 Graydon Peterson (6-0, 225, Jr.) Class No. Position No. Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Country Day) Whitefish Bay, Wis. (Whitefish Bay) Seniors 31 Defensive Backs 20 10 Dalyn Williams (6-0, 215, Sr.) 80 Cameron Skaff (6-4, 245, So.) Juniors 27 Defensive Linemen 18 Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) Haymarket, Va. (Battlefield) Sophomores 32 Kickers 5 KOR 34 Danny McManus (5-9, 175, Jr.) PR 2 Ryan McManus (5-11, 195, Sr.) Freshmen 35 Linebackers 18 Mendota Hts., Minn. (St. Thomas Academy) Mendota Hts., Minn. (St. Thomas Academy) Offensive Linemen 21 32 Ryder Stone (5-11, 205, So.) 34 Danny McManus (5-9, 175, Jr.) Quarterbacks 7 Calgary, Alberta (Phillips Andover (Mass.)) Mendota Hts., Minn. (St. Thomas Academy) Running Backs 10 Snappers 1 Tight Ends 8 Wide Receivers 16

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