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The College of New Jersey the College of New Jersey P.O Ann King Sports Information Director The College of New Jersey The College of New Jersey P.O. Box 7718 Ewing, NJ 08628-0718 609-771-2517 [email protected] LIONSLIONS TCNJ vs. FDU-FLORHAM, SEPTEMBER 14, 2007 TCNJ LOOKS TO KEEP WIN STREAK ALIVE AS FDU-FLORHAM VISITS 2007 TCNJ SCHEDULE LIONS’ STADIUM (0-1, 0-0 NJAC) The College of New Jersey football team will host the Devils of FDU-Florham Aug. 31 MUHLENBERG ........... L, 0-15 on September 14 in Lions’ Stadium. TCNJ stands at 0-1, while the Devils are Sept. 14 FDU-FLORHAM ......... 7 p.m. coming off an overtime win and bring a 1-0 mark into the non-conference Sept. 21 at LaSalle ................. 7:30 p.m. match-up. Sept. 28 *MONTCLAIR STATE 7 p.m. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. when the Lions play their second of five home Oct. 5 *at Rowan Univ. ........... 7 p.m. contests this fall. Of the 10 games TCNJ will play in 2007, five will be played Oct. 13 *at William Paterson ..... .1 p.m. on Friday nights under the lights with three held in Lions’ Stadium in Sep- Oct. 20 *W. CONN STATE ...... .2 p.m. tember and the other two on the road at Division I-AA La Salle and 2006 Oct. 27 *SUNY CORTLAND .... 1 p.m. NCAA Semifinalist, Rowan University on October 5. Nov. 3 *at Buffalo State ........... 1 p.m. Nov. 10 *at Kean University ...... 1 p.m. SCOUTING THE DEVILS: The Devils opened the *Indicates NJAC Game 2007 season with a victory in overtime as they Home contests are in all Caps beat Juniata College 20-17. This is the first time since 2004 that FDU has started the season 1-0 2007 FDU-FLORHAM and only the second time since 1996. SCHEDULE (1-0) Junior kicker Michael Barnard (Eastampton, NJ/Rancocas Valley) Sept. 8 JUNIATA C. W, 20-17 (OT) booted a 20-yard field goal with 0:15 left in regulation to tie the game and Sept. 14 at TCNJ ......................... 7 p.m. then he went on to kick a 43-yarder in overtime to give the College at Florham Sept. 22 at Wm. Paterson ........... 1 p.m. Devils a 20-17 win over Juniata. Sept. 29 ALBRIGHT COLLEGE.1 p.m. The Devils took the opening kickoff and marched 56 yards in six plays to Oct. 6 at Wilkes University ...... 1 p.m. open up a 7-0 lead thanks to a 16-yard touchdown run by sophomore quar- Oct. 13 at Delaware Valley ....... 1 p.m. terback Bill Winters (Brick, NJ/Brick). Winters also had a 20-yard run Oct. 19 WIDENER UNIV. .......... 7 p.m. during the drive. Oct. 27 at Lycoming College ..... 1 p.m. FDU upped their lead to 14-0 with 5:03 left in the first quarter on a 23-yard Nov. 3 LEBANON VALLEY . .. 1pm touchdown strike from Winters to senior tight end Ray Kwiatkowski Nov. 10 at King’s College .......... .1 p.m. (Morganville, NJ/Monsignor Donovan). The scoring strike was set up in part due to a 17-yard Winters run. The score stayed the same until 5:11 left in the third quarter when fresh- Current 2007 NJAC man running back Kyle McKechnie scored from two yards out to cut the deficit to 14-7. The Eagles were aided by a 17-yard completion from junior Standings quarterback Jay Leonard to senior wide receiver Chad Steiner and a pass Team NJAC Overall Streak interference penalty by FDU. Montclair State 0-0 1-0 W-4 Juniata cut the lead to 14-10 with 10:45 remaining in the game on a 33- SUNY Cortland 0-0 1-0 W-1 yard field goal by freshman kicker Davis Smith. The big play in the drive was Wm. Paterson 0-0 1-0 W-1 a 38-yard pass from Leonard to senior wide receiver Lance Tippett and an- Buffalo State 0-0 1-1 L-1 other FDU pass interference penalty. Kean 0-0 1-1 L-1 After a three-and-out by the Devils that saw the Eagles get the ball back Rowan 0-0 0-1 L-2 on FDU’s 31 yard line, Leonard connected with Tippett on the first play to TCNJ 0-0 0-1 L-1 give Juniata their first lead of the day, 17-14, with 9:14 left in the game. WCSU 0-0 0-1 L-4 After each team had a stalled drive, the Devils got the ball back with 5:49 remaining and proceeded to march 72 yards in 15 plays to set up Barnard’s WWW.TCNJATHLETICS.COM game-tying field goal. During the drive, Winters had a 10-yard run and com- pleted a swing pass to senior running back Dan Harrison (Trenton, NJ/ 2007 TCNJ FOOTBALL PAGE 1 SEPTEMBER 14, 2007 TCNJ vs. FDU-FLORHAM, SEPTEMBER 14, 2007 HAMILTON vs. 2007 Notre Dame) for 10 yards. Harrison also had a 10-yard run in the drive but OPPONENTS the big play came from junior running back Adam LaValley (Newman, GA/ Opponent W L T Sparta, NJ), who broke off a 22-yard run to get the ball down to the Juniata vs. Muhlenberg 0 3 0 nine yard line. vs. FDU-Florham 8 0 0 FDU won the toss in overtime and elected to play defense, giving Juniata vs. LaSalle 3 1 0 the ball first. After three Leonard incomplete passes, Smith missed a 42- vs. Montclair St. 10 19 1 yard field goal wide left to give the Devils the ball. FDU ended up losing three vs. Rowan 10 23 0 yards on their drive but Barnard came on and drilled a 43-yarder to give his vs. W. Paterson 24 4 1 team the win. vs. Western Ct. St. 2 3 0 Winters finished with 14 rushes for 89 yards and a score while going 5- vs. Cortland 6 4 0 for-18 with a touchdown in the air. Harrison carried the ball 22 times for 96 vs. Buffalo State 0 1 0 vs. Kean 25 4 1 and Kwiatkowski caught two passes for 38 yards and a score. For Juniata, Leonard finished 22-for-44 for 260 yards and a touchdown while Tippett made four catches for 84 yards and a touchdown. COMPARING THE NUMBERS Defensively for the Devils, senior linebacker Rob Felicetta (Brookhaven, NY/Bellport) had a team-high 12 tackles to go along with a sack. Junior TEAM COMPARISONS linebacker Vinny Russo (Kenilworth, NJ/David Brearly) had seven tack- TCNJ........Category ..... FDU-Florham les, one for loss, while sophomore defensive tackle Nick Cusanelli (Brick, -32.0 Rushing Offense ... 248.0 NJ/Brick) had a sack and three tackles for loss. 123.0 Passing Offense ..... 53.0 For his play, kicker Michael Barnard (Eastampton, NJ/Rancocas Val- 91.0 Total Offense ........ 301.0 ley) has been named Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Conference Special Teams Player of the Week following his heroics in FDU’s 20-17 (OT) 0.0 Scoring Offense ..... 20.0 win over Juniata on Saturday. First, Barnard hit a game-tying field 20-yard field goal with 0:15 left in 78.0 Rushing Defense .... 29.0 regulation to tie the score at 17-17. Then, after Juniata missed a 42-yard 173.0 Passing Defense .. 260.0 field goal on their first possession of overtime, Barnard drilled a 43-yarder to 251.0 Total Defense ....... 289.0 give the Devils the win. 15.0 Scoring Defense ..... 17.0 SERIES HISTORY: (TCNJ leads 8-0) Friday night's contest marks the ninth time these two teams have met on the gridiron. TCNJ owns an 8-0 edge in 0-13 3rd Dn.Conv.......4-18 the series history which first started in 1989. Since 1989, the Lions have 0-2 4th Dn. Conv. ........... 2-3 managed to post a pair of shutout wins in previous encounters (15-0, 1992 and 24-0, 1997). 7-45 Sacks By-Yards ..... 3-25 All-Time Series History: 7-47 Sacks Allowed ......... 1-5 1989 TSC 21-7 FDU-Madison 1990 TSC 43-3 FDU-Madison 1991 TSC 34-7 FDU-Madison 1992 TSC 15-0 FDU-Madison 3-14 Penalties-Yards ...... 6-58 1997 TCNJ 24-0 FDU-Madison 1998 TCNJ 24-13 FDU-Madison 25:59 Avg. Time of Poss. 29:57 2005 TCNJ 42-20 FDU-Florham 2006 TCNJ 20-14 FDU-Florham CATCH 2007 HOME LAST MEETING (TCNJ 20-14, 2006 at FDU) Senior running back Cory GAMES ON THE WEB Schoonover (Toms River, NJ/Manchester) rushed 17 times for 142 yards SITE WITH LIVE STATS and a touchdown and senior wide receiver Ryan Ross (Pompton Lakes, NJ/Pompton Lakes) caught three passes for 84 yards and two touchdowns If you can not make it to a 2007 as The College of New Jersey beat the College at Florham, 20-14, at Shields TCNJ football home game, you can catch the game on the web site with Field. Live Stats. Just open TCNJ’s athletic TCNJ (2-1) junior defensive end Joe King (Mountainside, NJ/Governor web site (TCNJathletics.com) and Livingston) reeked havoc on the Devils offense all day, posting seven tack- look for the Football Live Stats story. les and four sacks. After a scoreless first half that saw only one good drive, a 15 play 53 yard drive by FDU that stalled on downs, the Devils got on the board with 9:05 left in the third quarter on a 15-yard touchdown run by senior quarterback Dan 2007 TCNJ FOOTBALL PAGE 2 SEPTEMBER 14, 2007 TCNJ vs.
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