2004 Season Preview Fielding a young team, especially on the defensive side of the ball, the completed 5-of7 passes for 2003 Cortland football squad got off to a slow start. The Red Dragons 43 yards and he rushed for began 2-4, but were quickly maturing into a formidable squad. Three one touchdown. Mark Bly straight wins to finish the regular season led Cortland to its second was the third-string straight ECAC Division III Northwest post-season appearance. quarterback at the start of last season. He appeared in This year, Cortland returns 17 two games as a placekick starters and sets its sights on an holder, but missed the rest of NCAA playoff bid — last the year due to injury. achieved by the Red Dragons in 1997. Now in its fifth season as Cortland’s defense is in the a New Jersey Athletic unique position of being Conference (NJAC) member, both young and experienced eighth-year head coach Dan at the same time. Five first- MacNeill’s squad looks to win year players were in the its first league title and earn the starting lineup by the end of conference’s NCAA automatic last season, giving the Red bid. Dragons a still-youthful group this year that has Cortland’s offense returns nine already been tested in tough starters this fall. That figure Senior wide receiver Jon Frechette. situations. includes senior tight end Tony Romano, a starter from 2000- Sophomore outside 02 and in the first two games linebacker Chuck Eich was named the ECAC Northwest Rookie of the last year before missing the Year and the NJAC Defensive Rookie of the Year after recording 85 remainder of the season due to tackles and three interceptions. He scored three defensive touchdowns injury. Also back among the — the first Red Dragon to accomplish that feat since at least 1964, if not receiving corps are seniors Neal longer. Senior inside linebacker Chad Rowe joined the team last year Senior defensive end Travis Costin. Heaton Jr. and Jon Frechette. after a successful stint at SUNY Morrisville and led the Red Dragons with Heaton led the Red Dragons 87 tackles. with 44 catches for 594 yards last year and is 44 receptions and 622 yards from matching school career records. He is already Cortland’s Sophomore inside linebacker Matt Montpetit made 78 stops and career leader in touchdown catches with 19, two ahead of Romano. forced three fumbles last season and junior inside linebacker Casey Lorenz made 33 tackles. Sophomore outside linebacker Josh Jablonski Frechette entered last season with three career receptions, but enjoyed a missed portions of the season due to injury but did make five starts, breakout year with 29 catches for 380 yards. Sophomore Anthony including the final two games, and registered 41 tackles in six games. Morat will also look to expand his receiving role this season after grabbing 14 passes for 204 yards in 10 games last autumn. Senior tri-captain Travis Costin made a successful transition from linebacker to defensive end last season. He finished with 58 tackles, Senior tailback Steve Davis has rushed for more than 600 yards in each including five sacks, and tied a school single-season record with five of his first three seasons and enters this fall with 1,920 career rushing forced fumbles. Sophomore tackle Adam Haas also returns from last yards, 80 short of becoming the year’s starting line. Starting all 10 games during his freshman season, fifth 2,000-yard rusher in school Haas led the Red Dragons with 6.5 sacks and 16 total tackles for losses history and 579 yards from and was fourth on the team with 75 tackles. moving into second place on the Cortland career rushing chart. Sophomore free safety Stef Sair earned a starting role by the third week Junior fullback Matt Rickert of the season last fall and completed the year with 50 tackles and a started the final six games last teamhigh five interceptions. His interception total is the highest single- season and averaged nearly four season mark at Cortland since 1981. yards per carry on 45 attempts. Senior placekicker Ryan Four starters return on the DeCamp transferred to offensive line that helped the Red Cortland from Canisius College Dragons’ offense average 341.1 last season and earned a yards per game last year. Senior starter’s role in pre-season tackle and tricaptain Jim camp. He connected on 9-of- Coughlin enters his fourth season 13 field goals, including the as a starter. Junior guards Bobby game winner as time expired DeThomasis, also a tri-captain, in Cortland’s 16-15 Cortaca Jug and Eric Jendryaszek are also win at Ithaca, and made 25-of- back along with sophomore 27 point-after kicks. Tutwiler tackle Matt Ciquera. The Red was Cortland’s punter the past Dragons will be looking for a new three seasons, leaving the job center with the loss of Dave Junior offensive lineman Bobby open in the pre-season. Graziosi, and one of the current Frechette and Romano have returnees may be moved to that DeThomasis. both seen some action in that position as the season opener area in the past, and one of approaches. them may emerge as the starter when the season begins. The big question for the Red Dragons offensively is at quarterback with Frechette averaged 32.4 yards the departure of record-setting three-year starter J.J. Tutwiler. on seven punts last year. Sophomore Drew Lascari saw limited duty behind Tutwiler last fall. He Senior linebacker Chad Rowe. CORTLAND Table of Contents 2004 Season Preview...... Inside Front Cover Media Information...... 1 Credits ...... 1 Cortland Football Quick Facts ...... 2 On The Air...... 2 2004 Schedule ...... 2 Head Coach Dan MacNeill ...... 3 All-Time Coaching Records ...... 3 Red Dragon Coaching Staff Photo ...... 4 Red Dragon Coaching Staff ...... 4-5 Pre-Season Roster ...... 6-7 Red Dragon Player Profiles ...... 8-12 Opponent Capsules ...... 13-15 Cortland Football Record Book ...... 16-20 The Last Time It Happened ...... 21 More Cortland Records...... 21 Cortland Post-Season History ...... 21 Year-By-Year Cortland Football Win-Loss Records ...... 22 Team Captains Photo ...... 22 Cortland All-Americans Since 1983 ...... 23 Cortland ECAC Upstate NY Div. III "Player of the Year” Selections ...... 23 Cortland All-Time vs. 2004 Opponents ...... 23 NJAC 2003 Standings and Awards ...... 24 2004 NJAC Composite Schedule ...... 24 2003 Results and Statistical Leaders ...... 25 2003 Game Box Scores...... 26-28 2003 Individual Game Highs ...... 28 Athletic Training Staff Photo ...... 28 About SUNY Cortland ...... Inside Back Cover Athletic Facilities Photo ...... Inside Back Cover

Media Information Credits The 2004 Cortland Football Guide was written and All interviews with Cortland players and coaches must edited by Cortland Associate Sports Information be arranged through Cortland Sports Information Director Dan Surdam and Sports Information Director Director Fran Elia or Associate SID Dan Surdam. Fran Elia. Additional writing and research by Nick Requests for press box and field passes for Cortland Cecconi. Action and stadium photography by Darl Zehr home games should be made preferably within three Photography of Cortland, N.Y. Steve Ellis photo by C.W. days of a game. Credentials for Cortland road games Pack Sports. The guide was printed by Graphics Plus must be obtained through the host SID. The Cortland Printing of Cortland. Stadium Complex press box is for working media only. Passes for opposing team scouts must be approved Front cover: Senior wide receiver Neal Heaton Jr. through the Cortland Football Office. Back cover: Senior running back Steve Davis (left) and senior offensive lineman and team captain Jim Coughlin. For directions to the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex, visit Cortland’s web site at http://www.cortland.edu/ The State University of New York College at Cortland does not admissions/directions.html or call the Cortland sports discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, disability or marital status in admissions, information office at (607) 753-5673. employment and the treatment of students and employees. R E D D R A G O N S 1 Cortland Football Quick Facts SUNY Cortland: Media Relations: Location: Cortland, New York 13045 Sports Information Director: Fran Elia Enrollment: 7,318 Office: (607) 753-5673 Founded: 1868 Home: (607) 423-2262 President: Dr. Erik J. Bitterbaum FAX: (607) 753-5789 Athletic Director: Dr. Joan Sitterly E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Office Phone: (607) 753-4953 Associate Sports Info. Director: Dan Surdam Colors: Red and White 24-hour Sports Hotline: (607) 753-2521 Nickname: Red Dragons Cortland Web Page: http://www.cortland.edu Stadium (Capacity): SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex (6,500) Athletic Trainers/Managers/Equipment Room: Surface: Artificial (Sprinturf) Head Football Trainer: Tara Richards Affiliations: NCAA Division III; ECAC Athletic Training Students: Heidi Alden, Conference: New Jersey Athletic Conference Brian Atkins, Ethan Carter, Matt Frear, Jared Goodrich, Margaret Hannan, The Program: Katie Hutnick, Brigit Loud, Shawn Maguire, Head Coach: Dan MacNeill (Cortland ‘79) Janet Parcell, Dawn Sudol, Kristen Tucker. Record: 40-32 (7 years) Athletic Equipment Room Supervisor: Football Office Phone: (607) 753-5711 Mike Partigianoni E-Mail: [email protected] Team Managers: Jesse Cuttino, James Foran, Assistant Coaches: Desiree Montanez, Glenn Odebralski Larry Czarnecki, Offensive Coord./Off. Line Kory David, Inside Linebackers/Special Teams 2004 Red Dragon Schedule Coordinator/Strength and Conditioning Mike Hedge, Wide Receivers Date Opponent ...... Time Dan Lounsbury, Quarterbacks Nate Milne, Running Backs Sept. 4 BROCKPORT ...... 1:00 Patrick Quinn, Tight Ends Sept. 11 * COLL. OF NEW JERSEY ...... 1:00 Shawn Wilbourn, Defensive Coord./Secondary Sept. 18 * KEAN UNIVERSITY ...... 1:00 Graduate Assistants: Sept. 25 at Buffalo St...... 1:00 Dave Fedorchak, Defensive Backs Oct. 2 * at Montclair St...... 1:00 Casey Goff, Defensive Ends Oct. 16 * at Rowan University ...... 2:00 Volunteer Assistant: J.J. Tutwiler, Offensive Assistant Oct. 23 * WILLIAM PATERSON...... 1:00 2004 Team Captains: Oct. 30 * at Western Connecticut St...... 1:00 Travis Costin, Jim Coughlin, Bobby DeThomasis Nov. 13 ITHACA COLLEGE ...... 12:00 2003 Record: 5-5 overall, 2-3 NJAC (4th place) * New Jersey Athletic Conference game 2003 Postseason: ECAC Division III Northwest Game Starters Returning: 17 (9 offense, 7 defense, (HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS) 1 specialty) Starters Lost: 7 (2 offense, 4 defense, ON THE AIR 1 specialty) For the eighth straight Letterwinners Returning: 35 season, every Cortland Red Letterwinners Lost: 28 Dragon football game can Basic Offense: Multiple-I be heard live in Central Basic Defense: Multiple New York on WKRT, 920 AM. John McGraw and Chris Garay handle broadcasting duties.

2 CORTLAND Coaching Staff Dan MacNeill, nationally in rushing defense in 1992. In 1996, Head Coach Villanova finished 8-4 and earned a berth in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. Dan MacNeill enters his eighth season as SUNY Cortland’s While at Villanova, MacNeill coached three AFCA/ head football coach in 2004. Kodak First Team All-Americans, one Associated His teams are a combined 40- Press All-American, six first team All-Yankee Con- 32 and have made three post- ference performers, six first team All-ECAC selec- season appearances. tions and one player who went on to the NFL. He received a Master’s degree in Educational Admin- In 2002, MacNeill led the Red Dragons to a 9-2 istration from Villanova in 1994. mark — the most wins at the school since 1990 — and the ECAC Division III Northwest title. The A 1979 Cortland graduate with a Bachelor of Sci- team also placed second in the New Jersey Ath- ence in Physical Education, MacNeill was a four- letic Conference (NJAC) with a 4-2 record. In year Red Dragon letterwinner and three-year 2003, Cortland finished the regular season with a starter at linebacker and defensive tackle. He 5-4 mark before losing in the ECAC Northwest served as a team tri-captain during his senior cam- championship game. In his first season at the paign in 1978. In his last varsity game against helm in 1997, MacNeill guided Cortland to an 8-3 Southern Connecticut State, he was credited with mark and a berth in the NCAA Division III playoffs. 11 unassisted tackles and three quarterback sacks.

Among MacNeill’s other highlights at Cortland are MacNeill began his football coaching career as an a 32-31 win over nationally second-ranked and assistant at Port Byron (N.Y.) Central High School eventual national semifinalist Rowan University in from 1980 to 1982, prior to being named as a the 2001 season and four victories in seven tries graduate assistant coach at Ithaca College. He against rival Ithaca College in the annual “Cortaca coached Ithaca’s junior varsity team in 1982 and Jug” game. was in charge of the Bombers’ receivers in 1983.

MacNeill has coached four All-Americans, 35 All- A native of Walton, N.Y., MacNeill was an all- East and 29 All-ECAC players at Cortland, includ- league defensive end at Walton Central High ing Omar Darling, the 1997 ECAC Upstate New School as a senior in 1974. MacNeill and his wife, York Player of the Year, and Chuck Eich, the 2003 Sherrie, have two daughters — Mikayla, 8, and ECAC Upstate New York Defensive Rookie of the Maura, 5. Year. In addition, his players have earned 44 All- NJAC honors since the program joined the league in 2000. CORTLAND HEAD COACHES All-Time Records Since 1924 An assistant coach at Division I-AA Villanova Uni- Coach (Years) ...... W-L-T versity from 1984-1996, MacNeill is Cortland’s Willard Ashbrook (1924-27) ...... 13-10-4 11th head coach since the school’s modern era of George Hendricks (1928) ...... 0-5-1 football began in 1924. MacNeill served as line- Howard Hobson (1929) ...... 3-4-0 backers coach at Villanova and was the team’s Henry Kumpf (1930-31) ...... 6-6-1 defensive coordinator from 1988-96. One of the Carl "Chugger" Davis (1932-62) ...... 105-67-17 nation’s top defensive coaches, MacNeill’s charges Roger Robinson (1963-79) ...... 70-77-3 consistently ranked among the best defensive Ed Decker (1980-82) ...... 13-17-0 teams in the Yankee Conference. His 1991 squad finished the year first nationally in scoring de- Larry Czarnecki (1983-85) ...... 12-16-0 fense, second in total defense and fifth in rushing Dennis Kayser (1986-89) ...... 26-15-0 defense while leading the Yankee Conference in Dave Murray (1990-96) ...... 44-30-1 every defensive category. The Wildcats placed first Dan MacNeill (1997-present) ...... 40-32-0

R E D D R A G O N S 3 Coaching Staff 2004 Assistant Football Coaches

Larry Czarnecki, Offensive Coordinator/Off. Line

Larry Czarnecki begins his fourth season as the Red Dragons’ offensive coordinator and offensive line coach in 2004 after serving two years as the defensive coordinator and interior defensive line coach.

A former Cortland head football coach and men’s track and field head coach, Czarnecki was named the State Uni- versity of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Men’s Track and Field Coach of the Year in both 2001 and 2002 after guiding the Red Dragons to two outdoor league titles. Front Row: (left to right) Mike Hedge, Patrick Quinn, In 1999, Czarnecki earned SUNYAC Women’s Track and Head Coach Dan MacNeill, Dave Fedorchak, Kory David. Field “Coach of the Year” honors after leading the Red Dragons’ to indoor and outdoor league titles and a 12th- Back Row: (left to right) Nate Milne, Dan Lounsbury, Larry place outdoor national finish. Czarnecki, Shawn Wilbourn, Casey Goff.

Czarnecki received a Bachelor of Science in Physical Educa- Not Pictured: J.J. Tutwiler. tion from Ithaca College in 1976 and his master’s degree in the same field the following year. He returned to his alma mater in 1986 as an assistant football and track and field coach. He worked with the Bombers’ football squad until As a senior linebacker, David recorded 51 tackles and three 1996, coaching the offensive line on squads which won interceptions in nine contests. As a junior in 1998, he was a NCAA Division III titles in 1988 and 1991. second team ECAC Upstate New York all-star and third team Football Gazette All-East selection. He also earned Czarnecki served as Cortland’s assistant track and field third team All-East honors in 1997, helping Cortland make coach from 1978-85, working with the Red Dragons’ field the NCAA Division III playoffs. He registered 259 tackles in event athletes. He was the program’s interim head coach in four collegiate seasons. 1981. Czarnecki was also Cortland’s head football coach from 1983-85 after working as the team’s defensive line A 1995 graduate of Massena Central, David played foot- coach in 1978 and defensive coordinator from 1979-82. ball, ice hockey and lacrosse. He was an all-state football selection in 1994. He originally enrolled at the University at Czarnecki was a standout defensive tackle at Ithaca, earn- Albany in 1995 before transferring to Cortland. He is cur- ing Kodak and Associated Press First Team All-America rently single and resides in Cortland. honors and being named the ECAC Division III Football “Player of the Year” as a senior captain in 1975. He led the Mike Hedge, Bombers to Lambert Trophies and appearances in the Wide Receivers NCAA Division III championship games in both his junior and senior seasons. Czarnecki also competed on Ithaca’s Mike Hedge begins his first season as Track and Field club team and played semi-pro football with Cortland’s wide receivers coach in 2004. the Scranton Stars (1976-78) and Binghamton Jets (1979- Hedge served as an offensive graduate 80). assistant and assistant coach at Quincy University in Quincy, Ill., during the 2002-03 seasons, coaching quarterbacks Kory David, and wide receivers. Two of his players earned all-confer- Inside Linebackers/Special Teams and ence honors in 2003. He earned a master’s degree in busi- Strength and Conditioning Coordinator ness at the University in 2004.

Kory David enters his fifth season on Hedge was a four-year letterwinner as a quarterback, full- Cortland’s coaching staff in 2004. Last back and long snapper at the University of Central Florida. season, freshman linebacker Chuck Eich was named the He was a 2001 Rotary Grid Iron Classic participant as a ECAC Northwest Rookie of the Year under his tutelage. member of Team Florida in 2001. He graduated in 2001 Prior to joining Dan MacNeill’s staff, David enjoyed a highly with a bachelor of science in business management. successful four-year playing career with the Red Dragons. He played from 1996-99, serving as a team captain in his A native of Clearwater, Fla., Hedge is a 1997 alumnus of junior and senior seasons. The physical education major Clearwater High School. He earned all-district and all- graduated in 2000. 4 CORTLAND Coaching Staff county honors in football and track and field and was a state qualifier in the 100-meter hurdles and as a member Patrick Quinn, of the 4 x 400-meter relay team. Hedge was also a member Tight Ends of the basketball team at Clearwater. The 2004 season is Patrick Quinn’s first as a He currently resides in Cortland with his girlfriend, Susan member of Dan MacNeill’s staff. Prior to Fremgen, and their daughter, Madelyn. Cortland, Quinn was an assistant coach with the football program at Homer High School from Dan Lounsbury, 1998-2003. Quarterbacks A native of Nedrow, N.Y., Quinn is a 1987 graduate of Dan Lounsbury begins his first season as Onondaga Central where he lettered in football for four quarterbacks coach for the Red Dragons in years. He and his wife, Juli, currently reside in Homer. 2004. Lounsbury brings an extensive coach- ing background to the program, having most recently Shawn Wilbourn, served as quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator at Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Division I Tulsa University. A former NFL player and nationally-re- Lounsbury has also coached on the Division I level at Texas garded decathlete, Shawn Wilbourn enters Christian, Kentucky, Houston, Purdue and Texas. He has his third season on the Cortland coaching professional experience with the New York/New Jersey staff in 2004. He is the Red Dragons’ defensive coordinator Knights of the World League of American Football, the and secondary coach. He is also the director of running Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League and programs at the College, and his duties include overseeing the Shreveport Knights. the cross country program and serving as head coach for the men’s and women’s track and field teams. Lounsbury began his career at Sam Houston St. as quarter- backs and wide receivers coach and offensive coordinator. Wilbourn was a fifth-round draft pick by the Buffalo Bills in His teams set 15 offensive school records during his tenure. 1991 and was a safety on the San Francisco 49ers’ practice He eventually moved to Howard Payne and Texas A & M at squad the following season before being allocated to the Commerce before securing the head coaching position at World League of American Football. He was also a 1996 Southeastern Oklahoma St. He also earned head coaching Olympic trials finalist in the decathlon and a member of the experience at the University of Wisconsin-Superior. His 1997 USA National Track and Field Team. Wilbourn earned teams have set numerous conference and national offen- All-Big West football honors as a free safety and competed sive records through the years and have played in three in the decathlon at Long Beach State. He earned a bowl games. bachelor’s degree in physical education from the school in 1993 and a master’s degree in 2002. Lounsbury received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education from the University of Arkansas. He currently In 2000, Wilbourn was an assistant coach for speed devel- resides in Sackets Harbor with his wife, Lea. opment at Arizona State, making the school the first uni- versity in the country to employ a full-time staff member Nate Milne, specializing in speed enhancement. He worked with the Running Backs Sun Devil football players in addition to members of other teams at the school. Wilbourn served as the defensive Nate Milne starts his first season with the coordinator, defensive backs coach and strength and condi- Red Dragons in 2004 as the team’s running tioning coordinator for the football program at Lakewood backs coach. The Jamestown, N.Y., native (Calif.) High School in 2001. Wilbourn also served as an served as an assistant coach at Hamilton assistant track and field coach at his alma mater from College in the fall of 2003. 1995-98 and has been an assistant football coach at both Millikan (1998-99) and St. Anthony’s (1993) High Schools Milne was a four-year varsity letterwinner as an offensive in Long Beach. lineman at Hobart College from 1999-2002, earning first team all-conference honors as a senior. The Statesmen tied A native of Visalia, Calif., Wilbourn resides in Ithaca with for ninth nationally in 2000 and won the Upstate Colle- his wife, Kaybee, and their daughter, Justice. giate Athletic Association crown in 2002. He graduated that spring with a bachelor’s degree in history.

Milne is a 1999 graduate of Jamestown High School, where he was a two-time first team All-ECIC and first team All-Western New York selection in football. He is currently single and resides in Cortland. R E D D R A G O N S 5 2004 Preseason Roster Name ...... Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Andy Beardsley...... OL So. 6-1 270 Penfield, NY/Penfield Jeff Beck ...... WR Fr. 5-9 170 Middlehope, NY/Marlboro Christopher Beihoff ...... DB Jr. 5-7 170 Garden City, NY/Garden City Matt Berman ...... DB So. 5-11 188 Scarsdale, NY/Scarsdale Brian Bert ...... DL So. 6-1 225 Massapequa Park, NY/Massapequa Mark Bly ...... QB So. 6-0 195 Buffalo, NY/Kenmore East Brandon Boring ...... OL So. 6-2 255 Central Square, NY/Paul V. Moore Dustin Bowser ...... RB Fr. 5-8 170 Jamestown, NY/Southwestern Andy Brooks ...... OL Fr. 5-11 228 Rochester, NY/Aquinas Institute John Burgess ...... OL Fr. 6-0 235 Syracuse, NY/Corcoran Stanley Cadet ...... CB Fr. 5-7 158 Hicksville, NY/Hicksville Matt Carpenter ...... OL Fr. 6-2 280 Fairport, NY/Fairport Ricky Case ...... DB So. 6-1 180 Rochester, NY/Gates-Chili Paul Caughell ...... TE Fr. 6-2 200 Niagara Falls, NY/Niagara-Wheatfield Matt Ciquera ...... OL So. 6-3 265 Massapequa, NY/Massapequa Travis Costin ...... DL Sr. 5-11 215 Glens Falls, NY/Glens Falls Jim Coughlin ...... OL Sr. 6-1 260 Bellmore, NY/Mepham Rich Coyne ...... DL So. 6-5 235 Wantagh, NY/Wantagh Eric Czachor ...... DL So. 6-2 220 Middleburgh, NY/Middleburgh Joe D’Apice ...... LB So. 6-0 220 New Hartford, NY/New Hartford Dave D’Aurelio ...... DB Fr. 6-0 185 Rochester/Aquinas Institute Steve Davis ...... TB Sr. 5-8 185 Central Islip, NY/Central Islip Ryan DeCamp ...... K Sr. 5-10 185 Plattsburgh, NY/Seton Catholic Brian DeCarr ...... DB Fr. 5-11 170 Syracuse, NY/Westhill Rich DeJesus ...... DL So. 6-1 215 Ronkonkoma, NY/Connetquot Nick DePaola ...... RB Fr. 6-1 200 Yorktown, NY/Yorktown Paul DeSantis ...... WR So. 6-1 185 Tonawanda, NY/Kenmore East Bobby DeThomasis ...... OL Jr. 6-3 285 Bethpage, NY/Bethpage Roy Deyo ...... WR So. 5-9 160 Chenango Forks, NY/Chenango Forks Pete DiBenedetto ...... DL Fr. 6-1 210 Tonawanda, NY/Tonawanda Dan DiFalco ...... OL Fr. 5-11 245 Scarsdale, NY/Scarsdale Tom Drew ...... OL So. 6-2 280 Madison, CT/Daniel Hand Chuck Eich ...... LB So. 6-1 175 Cheektowaga, NY/Cheektowaga Mike Emard ...... LB So. 5-11 227 Poughkeepsie, NY/Roy C. Ketcham Kevin Farrington ...... QB Fr. 6-4 185 Dobbs Ferry, NY/Dobbs Ferry Patrick Flynn ...... WR Sr. 5-8 180 Williston Park, NY/Herricks Jon Frechette ...... WR Sr. 6-1 195 Oswego, NY/Oswego Dave Fregelette ...... DL Fr. 6-3 240 Hamburg, NY/Hamburg Chris Gagstetter ...... LB Fr. 6-0 200 Valley Stream, NY/Valley Stream Keith Greene ...... WR Fr. 5-11 165 Brentwood, NY/Brentwood Adam Haas ...... DL So. 6-0 245 East Aurora, NY/St. Francis Bill Hauser ...... LB Fr. 6-0 220 Lancaster, NY/Lancaster Neal Heaton Jr...... WR Sr. 5-9 170 Bellport, NY/Bellport Aaron Hill ...... LB Fr. 6-2 195 Salamanca, NY/Salamanca Kevin Hillmann ...... RB Fr. 5-11 185 Seaford, NY/Seaford David Holleran ...... OL So. 6-3 287 Elmira, NY/Southside

(continued) 6 CORTLAND 2004 Preseason Roster (continued) Name ...... Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Ryan Hondorf ...... RB Fr. 5-11 175 Clyde, NY/Clyde-Savannah Jon Houck...... WR Fr. 6-3 205 Rochester, NY/Aquinas Institute Nate Howe ...... OL Fr. 6-6 280 Queensbury, NY/Queensbury Derek Ifasi ...... DB Fr. 5-11 190 Bethpage, NY/Bethpage Tyrell Ingram ...... WR So. 5-11 188 Wappingers Falls, NY/John Jay Josh Jablonski ...... LB So. 6-2 205 West Seneca, NY/West Seneca West Eric Jendryaszek ...... OL Jr. 6-3 310 Henrietta, NY/Rush-Henrietta Zach Johnson ...... OL So. 6-2 245 Olean, NY/Olean Drew Lascari ...... QB So. 6-0 185 Pequannock, NJ/Pequannock Township Matt Librock ...... K So. 5-9 175 East Aurora, NY/East Aurora Steve Longinott ...... DL Fr. 6-3 268 Cornwall, NY/Cornwall Casey Lorenz ...... LB Jr. 5-10 224 Wappingers Falls, NY/Roy C. Ketcham Justin Mann ...... DL Fr. 5-10 215 Syracuse, NY/Henninger Jimmy McCauley ...... WR So. 5-11 185 Elmira, NY/Southside Kevin McGuigan ...... TE Fr. 6-1 240 Penfield, NY/Penfield Matthew Mintz ...... K So. 6-2 220 Atlantic Beach, NY/Laurence Matt Montpetit ...... LB So. 5-11 215 Westhampton Beach, NY/Westhampton Beach Anthony Morat ...... WR So. 5-9 155 Rome, NY/Rome Free Academy Bryan Murphy ...... DL So. 5-11 265 Bethpage, NY/Bethpage Kris Ocker ...... WR Jr. 6-0 185 East Norwich, NY/Oyster Bay Kevin O’Reilly ...... TE Fr. 6-4 240 Tioga Center, NY/Tioga Evan Owens ...... DL Fr. 6-2 205 Panama, NY/Panama Jared Pollino ...... LB Fr. 5-11 205 Jamestown, NY/Jamestown Justin Pope ...... OL Fr. 6-1 215 St. James, NY/Smithtown Rick Prior ...... LB Jr. 5-11 220 Oswego, NY/Oswego Ian Remillard ...... DB Jr. 5-9 180 Brockport, NY/Brockport Matt Rickert ...... RB So. 5-10 205 Holbrook, NY/Sachem Tony Romano ...... TE Sr. 6-3 245 Baldwinsville, NY/C.W. Baker Myles Rowan ...... DL Jr. 6-4 237 Williamsville, NY/Williamsville South Chad Rowe ...... LB Sr. 6-2 230 Cazenovia, NY/Cazenovia Stef Sair ...... DB So. 5-11 190 Huntington, NY/Huntington Mark Schaller ...... DB Fr. 5-9 175 Greece, NY/Greece Athena Greg Sims ...... DL Fr. 6-1 235 Wantagh, NY/Wantagh Colin Sinko ...... DB So. 6-1 195 Elmira, NY/Notre Dame Alex Smith ...... QB Fr. 6-1 185 Wheatfield, NY/Niagara-Wheatfield Bill Smith ...... RB Fr. 6-0 225 Greene, NY/Greene Matt Spoagis...... OL Fr. 5-10 247 Valley Stream, NY/Hewlett Bryan Stark ...... WR Fr. 6-2 216 Elmira, NY/Elmira Free Academy Greg Steward ...... DB Fr. 5-8 155 Elmont, NY/Sewanhaka Mike Sveda ...... FB Fr. 5-11 205 Smithtown, NY/Smithtown Louis Vidal ...... DB So. 5-9 200 Watervliet, NY/Watervliet Nick Washburn ...... QB Fr. 5-11 200 Sodus Point, NY/Palmyra-Macedon Derek Ziders ...... K Fr. 6-2 200 Lancaster, NY/Lancaster

R E D D R A G O N S 7 Player Profiles Matt Ciquera Offensive Line playoffs...Parents: Cathy and Pat Coughlin Brothers/Sisters: Massapequa, New York Sophomore Steve, Bryan, Pat, Noreen. Major: Physical Education 6-3, 265 2003: Started the last seven games of the Steve Davis Tailback season...Member of an offensive unit that Central Islip, New York Senior averaged 25.1 points per game...Prior to Major: Physical Education 5-8, 180 Cortland: Attended Stony Brook, where he Enters the 2004 season fifth in career rushing was a red-shirt member of the football team with 1,920 yards...2003: Second team All- and a member of the Dean’s List...High NJAC selection...Played in all 10 games with School: Graduated from Massapequa in eight starts...Led the team with 658 yards 2002, where he was a member of the rushing on 158 attempts...Scored four TDs on National Honor Society...Two-year starter on football team... the ground...Caught eight passes for 155 Team captain and all-conference selection...National scholar yards with a long of 44 yards...Second on the athlete...Named to the Exceptional Senior Game...Two-year team with 813 all-purpose yards...Rushed for starting center in basketball...Parents: Laura and Gerard a season-high 148 yards with a TD on 21 carries versus Ciquera...Father played lacrosse at Roanoke...Brothers/ Rowan...Ran for 108 yards and a TD and caught two passes Sisters: Michelle, who is a Cortland graduate and was a for 65 yards in a win over Buffalo St...Carried the ball a member of the Cortland women’s basketball team. season-high 27 times in a win over Ithaca...Rushed for 99 yards against St. John Fisher...2002: Played in and started nine Travis Costin Defensive Lineman games during the season...Earned second team All-NJAC Glens Falls, New York Senior honors...Led the team with 644 rushing yards on 162 Major: Business Economics 5-11, 215 attempts...Tied for the team lead with five rushing Named one of three team captains for the touchdowns...Made 10 receptions for 86 yards...Second on 2004 season...2003: Started all 10 games... the team with 730 all-purpose yards...Rushed for a season- Tied a school record with five forced high 102 yards and a TD on a career-high 28 carries in a win fumbles...Registered 58 tackles, including over Brockport...Gained 93 yards on 17 carries against The 10.5 tackles for loss...Led the team with seven College of New Jersey...2001: Played in eight games, starting quarterback hurries and second with five the last five...Named the NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Year sacks...Had a career-high 13 tackles versus and first team All-NJAC...Led the team with 111 carries, 618 Rowan...Recorded eight tackles, two forced rushing yards and eight rushing TDs...Had 12 receptions out of fumbles and a sack against St. John Fisher...2002: Played in all the backfield...Rushed for 106 yards and three TDs in his first 11 games as a linebacker...Finished the season with 21 tackles, collegiate game versus Buffalo St...Had a career-best 169 one forced fumble and one pass breakup...Had a season-high rushing yards, two TDs and threw a 79-yard TD pass against seven tackles against New Jersey City...Made four stops William Paterson...Rushed for 120 yards against Utica and 114 against Utica...2001: Appeared in the final eight games of the yards versus Kean...Had four receptions for 59 yards against season...Registered 24 tackles...Had a game-high 11 tackles Ithaca...High School: A 2001 graduate of Central Islip versus William Paterson...Made five stops in a win over High...Three-year starter at running back on the football Rowan...High School: A 2000 graduate of Glens Falls, where team...Three-time all-county and all-state selection...Team he earned Scholar Athletes Award in 1999...Attended Boys’ MVP and all-metro performer in his junior and senior State...Two-year starter in football...Section Two all-star...Team seasons...Ran for more than 300 yards in a game all three went undefeated his junior year, winning Foothills Council seasons...All-county and all-state sprinter in indoor and championship...Two-year starting catcher on baseball team... outdoor track and field...Parents: Eva and Cardell Davis Competed in wrestling for one season...Parents: Teresa and Brothers/Sisters: Melinda, Carissa. Lenny Costin Brothers/Sisters: Doug, Nicole, Krista, Sara. Ryan DeCamp Kicker Jim Coughlin Offensive Lineman Plattsburgh, New York Senior Bellmore, New York Senior Major: Communications 5-10, 185 Major: Sociology 6-1, 250 2003: Earned second team Football Gazette Named one of three team captains for the All-East and first team All-NJAC honors... 2004 season...2003: Named third team Played in all 10 games...Connected on 9-of- Football Gazette All-East and first team All- 13 (69.2 percent) field goal attempts and 25- NJAC...Started all 10 games...Anchored an of-27 conversion attempts...Led the team in offensive line that allowed 12 sacks for the scoring with 52 points...Made three field second season in a row...2002: Started all goals, including a game-winning 26 yarder as eight games in which he played...Member of the clock expired, in a 16-15 win at Ithaca... an offensive line that surrendered only 12 Converted three field goals, including a season-long 43-yard sacks all season...2001: Played in eight games, starting the last kick in overtime, versus Rowan...Prior to Cortland: Attended seven of the season...Member of an offensive line that Canisius College, where he was a two-year member of the surrendered just 18 sacks in 281 pass attempts...2000: football team...High School: A 2001 graduate of Seton Member of the football squad but did not participate in game Catholic Central...Two-year starter on football team...Played action...High School: Graduated from Mepham High in quarterback, defensive back and was the team’s kicker and 2000...Played three years of varsity football, two as a starter... punter...Named a first team all-conference punter...Two-year Saw time at offensive guard, defensive tackle and linebacker... member of the basketball team...Three-year starter in Earned all-county honors...Helped team qualify for the baseball...Earned honrable mention all-conference honors as a 8 CORTLAND Player Profiles catcher...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Uncle Chuck Eich Linebacker Rick Fernandes plays professional golf...Parents: Cheryl and Cheektowaga, New York Sophomore Bob DeCamp Brothers/Sisters: Rob, Rachelle. Major: Sport Management 6-1, 175 2003: Named the ECAC Division III Northwest Rich DeJesus Defensive Lineman Rookie of the Year, NJAC Defensive Rookie of Ronkonkoma, New York Sophomore the Year and second team All-NJAC as a Major: Physical Education 6-1, 215 linebacker...Second on the team with 85 2003: Saw action in eight games...Registered tackles...Led the team with 45 solo stops...Set five tackles with one and a half sacks...Made a school record with three defensive TDs, all two stops versus Montclair St...High School: coming on interception returns...His three Graduated from Connetquot in 2003...Two- picks were second on the team...Registered a year starter in football...Earned second team sack, two quarterback hurries and one forced fumble...Had a all-division honors as a junior...An all-county team-high 13 tackles versus Brockport...Made 11 stops with a and all-division selection as a senior...Three- sack and returned an interception for a TD in a win over year starting defender in lacrosse...Earned William Paterson...Had 11 tackles in a win over Kean and 10 second team all-division honors as a junior...An all-county and tackles and an interception return for a TD in a win over all-division selection as a senior...Other: Member of Cortland’s Buffalo St...Returned two pickoffs for scores in a win over men’s lacrosse team...Parents: Deborah and Victor DeJesus Utica...High School: Graduated from Cheektowaga in Brothers/Sisters: Tina. 2003...Two-year starting quarterback and safety in football... Earned all-academic and first team all-division honors as a Paul DeSantis Wide Receiver junior and senior...Named third team All-Western New York Tonawanda, New York Sophomore and MVP Athlete of Class of 2003 and received the Marine Major: Physical Education 6-1, 185 Corps Distinguished Athlete Award as a senior...Earned second 2003: Played in all 10 games...Had eight team all-division honors in basketball as a senior...Parents: receptions for 95 yards...Caught three passes, Donna and Charles Eich Brothers/Sisters: Derek, Kyle. including a season-long 22-yard reception versus Rowan...Had two receptions in a win Patrick Flynn Wide Receiver over Kean...Caught a 20-yard pass during a Williston Park, New York Senior TD drive in a win over Ithaca...Prior to Major: Health Science 5-8, 180 Cortland: Attended the University at 2003: Saw action in a win over Utica...2002: Buffalo...Red-shirt member of the football Played in wins over Utica and Westfield team...High School: A 2002 graduate of Kenmore East... St...Prior to Cortland: Attended Nassau Three-year starter in football...Named Section Six Offensive Community College, where he was a member Player of the Year...Earned all-state and All-Western New York of the football and baseball teams...Football honors...Two-time Team MVP...Team was two-time division team was ranked second nationally...High champion...Three-year member of the basketball team...Team School: A 2000 graduate of Herricks...Two- captain and two-time Team MVP...Other: Member of the year starting quarterback on football team... Dean’s List and Tau Sigma National Honor Society at Team captain and Team MVP...Earned all-conference honors... Cortland...Member of All-Academic Football Team...Awarded Named Most Improved Player...Three-year member of the first place at the Darien Lake Jazz Competition...Received the baseball team...Co-captain and Team MVP...All-county Woody Herman Jazz Award...Parents: Michele and Paul selection...Parents: Patricia and Daniel Flynn Brothers/ DeSantis Brothers/Sisters: Gina. Sisters: Daniel, Brian, John...Daniel played football at Western Connecticut St...Brian played baseball at Nassau Community Bobby DeThomasis Offensive Lineman College. Bethpage, New York Junior Major: Athletic Training 6-3, 285 Jon Frechette Wide Receiver/Punter Named one of three team captains for the Oswego, New York Senior 2004 season...2003: Saw action in all 10 Major: Physical Education 6-1, 195 games with nine starts...Member of an 2003: Started all 10 games...Second on the offensive line that helped the team average team with 29 receptions and 380 yards 341.1 yards of offense per game...2002: Saw receiving...Caught one TD pass...Had seven action in eight games, including the last four reception for 57 yards and a TD against of the season...2001: Member of the football Montclair St...Caught four passes for 61 yards team but did not participate in game action... against Brockport...Had four catches in a win High School: Graduated from Bethpage High in 2001, where over William Paterson...Had a career-long 49- he was a member of the honor roll...Played offensive tackle yard reception versus St. John Fisher... and defensive end for football team that won Nassau County Returned four punts for 12 yards...Averaged 32.4 yards on and Long Island championships his senior year...Two-time all- seven punts with a long of 49 yards...2002: Played in eight county lacrosse goalie...All-county wrestler and Nassau County games, including the final six...Emerged as Cortland’s top punt runner up at 215 pounds as a senior...Other: Member of returner, leading the team in return yardage with 139... Dean’s List at Cortland...Member of All-Academic Football Averaged 17.4 yards per return...Had three returns for 93 Team...Parents: Sue and Bob DeThomasis Brothers/Sisters: yards, including a season-high 59-yarder against William Christine. Paterson...Snared one reception for eight yards in a win over Buffalo St....Averaged 32.5 yards on four punts...2001: Saw R E D D R A G O N S 9 Player Profiles action in three games...Had two receptions, both in a win over with 38 receptions and 492 receiving yards...Caught six TD Utica...2000: Member of football team but did not participate passes...Had four punt returns for 26 yards and one kickoff in game action...High School: Graduated from Oswego High return for 31 yards...Had seven receptions for 136 yards and in 2000...First team all-league kicker and receiver in football... two TDs in a win over New Jersey City...Made nine catches for Section champ and state qualifier in both indoor and outdoor 129 yards and recovered the onsides kick that led to the track...Earned first team all-league honors in four events in winning score versus Rowan...Prior to Cortland: Played both indoor and outdoor track...Other: Member of Dean’s List baseball at Florida Southern College for one season...High at Cortland...Member of Cortland’s track and field team...Won School: A 2000 graduate of Bellport High...Three-year starter SUNYAC indoor 55-meter hurdles and outdoor 110-meter in football and baseball...Named all-league, all-county and all- hurdles titles in 2003 and 2004...Earned All-America honors in state and team captain of football team as a senior...All-league the 55-meter hurdles in 2004...Set school record in the 110- and all-county shortstop...Other: Was a member of Cortland’s meter hurdles...Parents: Angela and John Frechette baseball team...All-region selection in 2003 and 2004... Brothers/Sisters: Jerami. Parents: Laura and Neal Heaton...Father pitched for the Cleveland Indians, Pittsburgh Pirates and Montreal Expos, Adam Haas Defensive Line among others, from 1982-93...Brothers/Sisters: Kurt, East Aurora, New York Sophomore Garrett. Major: Childhood Education 6-0, 245 2003: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC Josh Jablonski Defensive Back honors...Started all 10 games...Fourth on the West Seneca, New York Sophomore team with 75 tackles...Led the team with six Major: Physical Education 6-2, 205 and a half sacks and 16 tackles for loss... 2003: Played in six games with five starts... Recorded at least half a sack in five straight Registered 41 tackles, four tackles for loss, games...Registered 13 tackles with five tackles two sacks and two quarterback hurries... for loss and two sacks versus Rowan...Made Made a team-high 15 tackles with a sack 12 stops against St. John Fisher...Had seven versus Rowan...Had nine stops with a sack tackles, including three for losses, in a win over Buffalo versus The College of New Jersey and eight St...Made nine tackles in a win against William Paterson... tackles against St. John Fisher...2002: Played High School: A 2003 graduate of St. Francis...Three-year in wins over Kean and Buffalo St...Had his starter in football...Earned All-Catholic honors three times... season cut short due to injury...High School: Graduated from Team MVP as a junior and senior...Named all-state and West Seneca West in 2002...Three-year member of the Defensive Player of the Year as a senior...Three-year starting football team...Team captain, Offensive MVP, All-WNY All- first baseman in baseball...Two-time All-Catholic selection... Academic and All-WNY Good Sport as a senior...Three-year Competed on indoor and outdoor track and field teams for member of the track and field team...Team captain...Member one season...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland... of school-record setting sprint medley relay team...Parents: Parents: Lori and David Haas Brothers/Sisters: Brian. Debbie and Paul Jablonski Brothers/Sisters: Jake, Jessalyn.

Neal Heaton Jr. Wide Receiver Eric Jendryaszek Offensive Lineman Bellport, New York Senior Henrietta, New York Junior Major: Physical Education 5-9, 170 Major: Physical Education 6-3, 310 Enters the 2004 season as Cortland’s career 2003: Started all 10 games...Member of an TD reception leader with 19...Tied for third offensive unit that produced more than 200 with 126 career receptions and ranked fourth yards rushing in a game five times, including in career reception yardage with 1,753... a season-high 263 yards versus Buffalo St... 2003: Earned first team All-NJAC honors... 2002: Played in all 11 games with seven Started all 10 games...Led the team with 44 starts, including the last six games of the receptions, 594 receiving yards and five TD season...Member of an offensive line that catches...Rushed seven times for 63 yards... helped the team average 392.3 yards of Led the team with 14 kickoff returns for 269 yards (21.1 yards offense per game...High School: Graduated from Rush- per return)...Made seven catches for 121 yards and a TD Henrietta in 2002, where he received the Athletic Leadership against Brockport...Had 93 yards receiving and a TD on a Award and the Werner Kleeman Award and Scholarship... season-high eight receptions in a win over Kean...Had six Played two seasons of football under ex-Cortland player Dick receptions versus Montclair St. and five against William Puccio...A first team all-county selection...Named to the Eddie Paterson and St. John Fisher...Rushed for 68 yards, including a Meath All-Star Team...Competed in the discus and shot put 67-yard run, against Kean...Had a season-long 46-yard kickoff for one season on the track and field team...Other: Member return versus William Paterson...2002: Saw action in all 11 of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Nancy and Bob games with nine starting assignments...Led the team with 667 Jendryaszek Brothers/Sisters: Robin. receiving yards, 15.2 yards per catch, eight TD receptions and 842 all-purpose yards...Finished second on the squad with 44 catches and 106 punt return yards...Had season highs of eight receptions, 139 yards and two TDs against William Paterson... Caught four passes for 94 yards and a TD against Montclair St...Grabbed five receptions for 86 yards and two TDs versus The College of New Jersey...Averaged 5.9 yards on 18 punt returns...2001: Played in all 10 games...Second on the team

10 CORTLAND Player Profiles Drew Lascari Quarterback Anthony Morat Wide Receiver Pequannock, New Jersey Sophomore Rome, New York Sophomore Major: Health Science 6-0, 185 Major: Physical Education 5-9, 155 2003: Saw action in the last seven games of 2003: Saw action in all 10 games...Third on the season...Completed 5-of-7 passes for 43 the team with 14 receptions for 204 yards... yards...Had a 94.46 efficiency rating...Rushed Averaged 23.0 yards on nine kickoff returns... for 15 yards and a TD on seven carries... Cortland’s top punt returner with 38 returns Completed 4-of-6 passes for 37 yards in a for 269 yards (7.1 average)...Led the team win over Utica...Completed his only pass with four receptions for 95 yards versus The attempt for six yards against St. John Fisher... College of New Jersey...Caught five passes for Had a 14-yard TD run in a win over Buffalo 56 yards against St. John Fisher...Had nine St...High School: A 2003 graduate of Pequannock Township, punt returns for 103 yards in a win over Buffalo St...Returned where he was class president and a Boys’ State delegate... two kickoffs for 63 yards versus Montclair St...High School: A Three-year quarterback on the football team...Honorable 2003 graduate of Rome Free Academy...Three-year starter on mention all-conference as a junior...Team captain and second the football team...Set two state receiving records with 17 team all-conference as a senior...Three-year starter in receptions in a game and 90 in a season...Earned all-league, basketball...Team captain...Parents: Pat and Roland Lascari... all-conference and all-state honors...Three-year starter in Mother is a 1973 Cortland graduate...Brothers/Sisters: Matt, baseball...Two-time second team league all-star...Parents: Emily. Gloria and Charles Morat Brothers/Sisters: Jeff.

Casey Lorenz Linebacker Bryan Murphy Defensive Line Wappingers Falls, New York Junior Bethpage, New York Sophomore Major: Political Science 5-10, 224 Major: Business Economics 5-11, 265 2003: Played in all 10 games with six 2003: Saw action in all 10 games with a start starts...Compiled 33 tackles, three tackles for versus Kean...Finished the season with nine loss and a sack...Registered 11 tackles and a tackles, including two and a half tackles for sack against Brockport...Made a career-best loss and one sack...Made three stops versus 12 stops versus The College of New Jersey... Brockport...Had two unassisted tackles in a 2002: Played in nine games with a start win over Kean...Registered a sack in a win versus Westfield St...Registered 25 tackles, over Utica...Prior to Cortland: Attended three for lost yardage, two sacks, two pass Nassau Community College...High School: A breakups and a fumble recovery...Made a season-high eight 2000 graduate of Bethpage...Two-year starter in football... tackles in a win over Westfield St...Recorded six tackles in wins Earned all-county honors as a senior...Two-year member of the over New Jersey City and Utica...High School: A 2002 lacrosse team...Named all-conference as a senior...Parents: graduate of Roy C. Ketcham...Three-year starter on football Karen and Vincent Murphy Brothers/Sisters: Mike, Pat, team...Team captain and two-time Defensive MVP...Earned all- Maureen, Denise, Stacy, Kaitlin. league and all-section honors...Parents: Donna and Ralph Lorenz Brothers/Sisters: Kristen. Matt Rickert Running Back Holbrook, New York Sophomore Matt Montpetit Linebacker Major: Physical Education 5-10, 205 Westhampton Beach, New York Sophomore 2003: Played in nine games and started the Major: Physical Education 5-11, 215 last six of the season...Rushed for 173 yards 2003: Named honorable mention All-NJAC... on 45 carries...Caught one pass for three Played in all 10 games with seven starts... yards...Gained 48 yards on seven carries Third on the team with 78 tackles...Registered versus Montclair St...Rushed for 39 yards and eight and a half tackles for loss, one sack, a TD on a season-high 11 carries against The three forced fumbles, three quarterback College of New Jersey...2002: Member of the hurries and two pass breakups...Had a football team but did not participate in game season-high 14 tackles with three tackles for action...High School: Graduated from Sachem in 2002, loss versus Montclair St...Made 11 stops where he was a scholar athlete...Two-year starter in football... against St. John Fisher...Registered 10 tackles and a sack in a Earned all-league and all-county honors...Two-year member of win over Buffalo St...Had a team-high nine tackles in a win the wrestling team...All-league selection...Team won league over Ithaca...High School: Graduated from Westhampton title...Three-year member of the baseball team...Named Most Beach in 2003...Three-year starter in football...Received the Improved Player...Team captain in all three sports...Won the Bob Collotta Award...Named Suffolk County Linebacker of the Van Norr Award for the best three-sport athlete...Other: Year, Team MVP, all-league and all-county as a senior... Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Monica and Parents: Karen and Robert Montpetit Brothers/Sisters: John Rickert Brothers/Sisters: Chris, Lacey. Chris, Sean...Chris played football at Marist...Sean played football at Salisbury.

R E D D R A G O N S 11 Player Profiles Tony Romano Tight End Stef Sair Defensive Back Baldwinsville, New York Senior Huntington, New York Sophomore Major: Physical Education 6-3, 245 Major: Physical Education 5-10, 190 Enters the 2004 season second in career TD 2003: Earned third team Football Gazette All- receptions with 17...2003: Started the first East and honorable mention All-NJAC two games before having season cut short honors...Played in nine games, including eight due to injury...Had five receptions for 42 yards starts...Registered 50 tackles...Led the team and a TD...Caught three passes for 33 yards with 10 pass breakups and five inter- and a TD against Brockport...Had two ceptions...Recorded 10 tackles versus St. John receptions versus The College of New Fisher...Had six tackles, an interception and a Jersey...2002: First team Football Gazette All- fumble recovery in a win over Kean...Grabbed East and first team All-NJAC selection...Named honorable an interception in three straight games...Made eight stops mention All-ECAC Northwest...Started all 11 games...Caught versus William Paterson and seven against Rowan and 29 passes for 400 yards...Finished second on the team with Utica...Prior to Cortland: Attended Nassau Community five TD catches...Had three receptions for 117 yards, including College...High School: A 2002 graduate of Huntington... a team-long 73-yard grab against The College of New Two-year starter in football...Named All-Long Island as a Jersey...Caught a season-high six passes for 53 yards against senior...Six-year member of the wrestling team...Won a state Kean...Had four receptions for 42 yards and a TD in a win over title...Other: Member of Cortland’s wrestling team...Parents: New Jersey City...Averaged 31 yards on three punts...2001: Danielle and Patrick Sair. Earned third team Football Gazette All-East and first team All- NJAC honors...Started all 10 games...Led the team with eight TD receptions...Had 16 catches and 154 receiving yards overall...Had the game-winning TD reception versus Rowan with less than one minute remaining in the game...Grabbed two TD catches against Utica and Ithaca...2000: Started all 10 games as a freshman, earning third team Football Gazette Division III East Region honors...Fourth on the team with 23 catches for 271 yards...Tied for second on squad with three TD receptions...Made a season-high six grabs for 55 yards against Montclair St...Caught five balls for 113 yards against Ithaca, including a 49-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter...Caught his first collegiate TD in a win over The College of New Jersey...High School: Graduated from C.W. Baker High in 2000...Two-year varsity football starter...As a senior, played 10 different positions, sometimes all in the same game...As a QB in a playoff game, passed for more than 230 yards and two TDs...Two-time Section Three second team defensive all-star...Played basketball for three seasons...Team MVP as a senior...Parents: Susan and Bill Romano Brothers/ Sisters: Angela, Delia...Angela is a Cortland graduate.

Chad Rowe Linebacker Cazenovia, New York Senior Major: Physical Education 6-2, 230 2003: Earned second team All-NJAC honors... Saw action in all 10 games with seven starts... Led the team with 87 tackles...Registered seven and a half tackles for loss, one sack and three quarterback hurries...Had a season-high 13 tackles versus The College of New Jersey... Made a team-high 12 stops in a win over William Paterson...Had 12 tackles against Rowan and 10 tackles against Brockport and Buffalo St... Recorded four tackles for loss versus Montclair St...Prior to Cortland: Attended SUNY Morrisville, where he was a second team NJCAA All-American...Received the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete Award... Sophomore defensive back Stef Sair’s five interceptions in Named the NFC Defensive Player of the Year in 2002... 2003 were the most in a single season since 1981. His fifth Member of the Dean’s List...High School: Two-year starter on pick of the season led to a touchdown return versus Utica the football team...Earned all-division honors twice...Parents: after he pitched the ball to teammate Chuck Eich, who ran Kathy and Rick Hiller Brothers/Sisters: Jamie, Alana. in for the defensive score.

12 CORTLAND 2004 Opponents Game #1 SUNY BROCKPORT 2003 Record: 9-2 2003 Results (9-2) Sept. 4 — 1 p.m. 2003 Post-Season: Lost in NCAA First Round Sept. 6 CORTLAND ...... W 28-14 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/8 Sept. 13 at Kean ...... W 37-7 Cortland, NY Sept. 20 UTICA ...... W 49-0 SUNY Cortland Basic Offense: Multiple Basic Defense: 4-4 Sept. 27 FROSTBURG ST...... W 37-14 Stadium Complex Home Stadium: Special Olympics Stadium Oct. 4 at Buffalo St...... W 42-14 Oct. 11 at St. John Fisher ...... W 38-35 Capacity/Surface: 10,000/grass Location: Brockport, NY Oct. 18 at Ithaca ...... L 10-31 Sports Information Director: Oct. 25 McDANIEL ...... W 26-13 Enrollment: 8,742 Eric McDowell (585) 395-2218 President: Dr. John B. Clark (interim) Nov. 1 at Thiel ...... W 7-0 Nov. 8 at College of New Jersey ... W 20-13 Athletic Director: Linda J. Case 2004 Schedule Colors: Green and Gold NCAA Division III Playoffs Sept. 4 at Cortland ...... 1:00 Nov. 22 ITHACA ...... L 9-14 Nickname: Golden Eagles Sept. 11 * at Salisbury ...... 1:00 Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Sept. 18 * APPRENTICE ...... 1:00 Conference: Atlantic Central Football Sept. 25 * at Frostburg St...... 1:00 Head Coach: Rocco Salomone (Brockport ’88) Oct. 9 ST. JOHN FISHER ...... 2:00 10th Year, 61-31-1 Oct. 16 ITHACA ...... 1:00 Assistant Coaches: Fred Blanchard, Wade Oct. 23 * at Wesley ...... 1:00 Boxleitner, Ben Bullock, Mike Coriale, Bob Oct. 30 ROWAN ...... 1:00 Ellis, C.J. Goss, Jason Mangone, Pete Nov. 6 COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY ...... 1:00 Matthews Nov. 13 * BUFFALO ST...... 1:00 * ACFC game

Game #2 THE COLLEGE of 2003 Record: 6-4 (4-1 NJAC) 2003 Results (6-4, 4-1 NJAC) NEW JERSEY 2003 Post-Season: ECAC Southeast Sept. 6 at Norwich ...... W 28-17 Sept. 13 * CORTLAND ...... W 21-14 Sept. 11 — 1 p.m. Championship Game Starters Returning/Lost: 17/7 Sept. 19 LaSALLE UNIVERSITY ...... L 27-28 Cortland, NY Basic Offense: Multiple I Sept. 27 at Southern Virginia ...... W 34-6 SUNY Cortland Basic Defense: “40” Oct. 3 * at Rowan ...... W 22-20 Stadium Complex Home Stadium: Lions’ Stadium Oct. 10 * at William Paterson ...... W 21-0 Capacity/Surface: 6,000/artificial turf Oct. 17 GEORGE MASON ...... W 62-20 Location: Ewing, NJ Sports Information Director: Nov. 1 * MONTCLAIR ST...... L 31-34 (OT) Enrollment: 5,900 Ann King (609) 771-2517 Nov. 8 BROCKPORT ...... L 13-20 President: R. Barbara Gitenstein Nov. 15 * at Kean ...... W 29-0 ECAC Southeast Champioship Game Athletic Director: Kevin McHugh 2004 Schedule Nov. 22 at Delaware Valley ...... L 37-54 Colors: Blue and Gold Sept. 11 * at Cortland ...... 1:00 Nickname: Lions Sept. 18 at LaSalle University ...... 1:00 * NJAC game Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Sept. 25 SOUTHERN VIRGINIA...... 1:00 Conference: NJAC Oct. 1 * ROWAN ...... 7:00 Head Coach: Eric Hamilton (Trenton State ’75) Oct. 8 * WILLIAM PATERSON ...... 7:00 28th Year, 165-100-6 Oct. 16 * W. CONNECTICUT ST...... 2:00 Assistant Coaches: Rich Alercio, Frank Oct. 23 at George Mason ...... 1:30 Francisco, Joe Gargione, Mark Griffin, Dr. Jay Oct. 30 * at Montclair St...... 6:00 Hoffman, C. Roger Jeffries, Jim Meert, Kelly Nov. 6 at Brockport ...... 12:00 Myers, Reed Nichols, Ed Place, Andrew Nov. 13 * KEAN ...... 12:00 Pursell, Matt Scaravaglione, Mike Taylor * NJAC game Game #3 KEAN UNIVERSITY 2003 Record: 1-9 (1-4 NJAC) 2003 Results (1-9, 1-4 NJAC) Sept. 18 — 1 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost: 17/7 Sept. 6 at Shenandoah ...... L 7-34 Basic Offense: Pro-Style Sept. 13 BROCKPORT ...... L 7-37 Cortland, NY Sept. 20 * CORTLAND ...... L 20-23 SUNY Cortland Basic Defense: 4-3 Home Stadium: Kean Alumni Stadium Sept. 27 at Wesley ...... L 0-31 Stadium Complex Capacity/Surface: 2,700/artificial (Sprinturf) Oct. 4 * WILLIAM PATERSON ...... W 14-7 Sports Information Director: Oct. 11 * at Montclair St...... L 0-9 Location: Union, NJ Jack McKiernan (908) 737-5979 Oct. 18 SALISBURY ...... L 0-21 Enrollment: 13,000 Nov. 1 * at Rowan ...... L 19-32 President: Dr. Dawood Farahi 2004 Schedule Nov. 8 Western Connecticut St...... L 12-28 Athletic Director: Glenn Hedden Sept. 4 at Apprentice ...... 1:00 Nov. 15 * COLL. OF NEW JERSEY ...... L 0-29 Colors: Blue and Silver Sept. 11 JOHNS HOPKINS ...... 1:00 Nickname: Cougars Sept. 18 * at Cortland ...... 1:00 * NJAC game Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Sept. 25 WESLEY ...... 7:00 Conference: NJAC Oct. 2 * at William Paterson ...... 2:30 Head Coach: Charlie Cocuzza (Upsala) Oct. 9 * MONTCLAIR ST...... 3:00 2nd Year, 1-9 Oct. 16 at Salisbury ...... 1:00 Assistant Coaches: Jason Bratcher, Willie Oct. 23 * ROWAN ...... 7:00 Breauxsaus, Tom Cocuzza, Jim Feeley, Dan Nov. 6 * W. CONNECTICUT ST...... 1:00 Nov. 13 * at College of New Jersey .... 12:00 Garrett, Ron Lewis, Eric Magrini, Ray Meyer, Keith Migliorino * NJAC game

R E D D R A G O N S 13 2004 Opponents Game #4 BUFFALO STATE 2003 Record: 2-8 2003 Results (2-8) Sept. 25 — 1 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost: 16/8 Sept. 6 ROBERT MORRIS ...... L 23-33 Basic Offense: Multiple Sept. 13 at Mansfield ...... L 0-19 Buffalo, NY Sept. 20 ALBION ...... W 21-14 (OT) Coyer Field Basic Defense: 4-3 Home Stadium: Coyer Field Sept. 27 at Cortland ...... L 14-36 Capacity/Surface: 3,000/grass Oct. 4 BROCKPORT ...... L 14-42 Sports Information Director: Oct. 11 at Rowan ...... L 10-31 Location: Buffalo, NY Jeff Ventura (716) 878-6030 Oct. 25 at Montclair St...... L 26-34 Enrollment: 11,000 Nov. 1 CASE WESTERN RESERVE .... L 21-23 Nov. 8 ITHACA ...... L 14-40 President: Dr. Muriel A. Howard 2004 Schedule Nov. 15 at Wash. & Jefferson ...... W 10-7 Athletic Director: Jerry Boyes Sept. 4 at Robert Morris ...... 1:00 Colors: Orange and Black Sept. 11 at Ithaca ...... 1:00 Nickname: Bengals Sept. 18 * WESLEY ...... 1:00 Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Sept. 25 CORTLAND ...... 1:00 Conference: Atlantic Central Football Oct. 2 * FROSTBURG ST...... 1:00 Head Coach: Paul Shaffner (Ithaca ‘82) Oct. 9 * SALISBURY ...... 1:00 1st Year Oct. 23 * at Apprentice ...... 1:00 Assistant Coaches: Terry Bitka, Joe Fiorello, Oct. 30 at Plymouth St...... 12:00 Ron Hopkins, Eugene Lewis, Tim Myzlinski, Nov. 6 THIEL ...... 1:00 Christian Ozolins, Jeff Sherer, Greg White, Nov. 13 * at Brockport ...... 1:00 Matt Werder, Gene Zinni * ACFC game

Game #5 MONTCLAIR ST. UNIV. 2003 Record: 9-2 (5-0 NJAC) 2003 Results (9-2, 5-0 NJAC) Oct. 2 — 1 p.m. 2003 Post-Season: Lost in NCAA Second Round Sept. 13 SPRINGFIELD ...... L 14-22 Upper Montclair, NJ Starters Returning/Lost: 19/5 Sept. 20 at Frostburg St...... W 27-3 Basic Offense: Pro-I Sept. 27 IONA ...... W 23-21 Sprague Field Basic Defense: Multiple Oct. 4 * at Cortland ...... W 28-17 Home Stadium: Sprague Field Oct. 11 * KEAN ...... W 9-0 Capacity/Surface: 6,000/artificial turf Oct. 18 * at William Paterson ...... W 23-13 Sports Information Director: Oct. 25 BUFFALO ST...... W 34-26 Location: Upper Montclair, NJ Nov. 1 * at Coll. of N. J...... W 34-31 (OT) Mike Scala (973) 655-6787 Enrollment: 14, 673 Nov. 15 * at Rowan ...... W 21-20 President: Dr. Susan A. Cole 2004 Schedule NCAA Division III Playoffs Athletic Director: Holly Gera Sept. 4 at Iona ...... 1:00 Nov. 22 ALLEGHENY ...... W 20-19 Colors: Scarlet and White Sept. 18 FROSTBURG ST...... 1:00 Nov. 29 ITHACA ...... L 13-33 Nickname: Red Hawks Oct. 2 * CORTLAND ...... 1:00 Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Oct. 9 * at Kean ...... 3:00 * NJAC game Conference: NJAC Oct. 16 * WILLIAM PATERSON ...... 6:00 Head Coach: Rick Giancola (Glassboro St. ’68) Oct. 23 * at W. Connecticut St...... 1:00 22nd Year, 148-68-2 Oct. 30 * COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY .... 6:00 Assistant Coaches: Todd Agresta, Al Nov. 13 * ROWAN ...... 1:00 Cappello, Matt Champion, Mike Cieri, Aubrey Lewis Jr., Rich O’Connor, Ralph Pacifico, Ron * NJAC game Perry, Scott Wisniewski, Tito Wooten

Game #6 ROWAN UNIVERSITY 2003 Record: 7-3 (3-2 NJAC) 2003 Results (7-3, 3-2 NJAC) Oct. 16 — 2 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost: 20/4 Sept. 6 CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT .... W 21-0 Basic Offense: Spread Sept. 13 at Wesley ...... W 30-0 Glassboro, NJ Sept. 20 WESTERN CONN. ST...... W 25-19 John Page Basic Defense: 4-3 Home Stadium: John Page Stadium Oct. 3 * COLL. OF NEW JERSEY ..... L 20-22 Stadium Capacity/Surface: 5,000/artificial turf Oct. 11 BUFFALO ST...... W 31-10 Sports Information Director: Oct. 18 * at Cortland ...... W 34-31 (OT) Location: Glassboro, NJ Sheila Stevenson (856) 256-4252 Oct. 25 at S. Connecticut St...... L 10-23 Enrollment: 9,410 Nov. 1 * KEAN ...... W 32-19 President: Dr. Donald J. Farish 2004 Schedule Nov. 7 * at William Paterson ...... W 27-12 Athletic Director: Joy Solomen Sept. 4 at Christopher Newport ...... 1:00 Nov. 15 * MONTCLAIR ST...... L 20-21 Colors: Brown and Gold Sept. 11 S. CONNECTICUT ST...... 1:00 Nickname: Profs Sept. 18 * at W. Connecticut St...... 1:00 * NJAC game Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Oct. 1 * at College of New Jersey ...... 7:00 Oct. 9 at Virginia St...... 1:00 Conference: NJAC Oct. 16 * CORTLAND ...... 2:00 Head Coach: Jay Accorsi (Nichols ‘85) Oct. 23 * at Kean ...... 7:00 3rd Year, 17-4 Oct. 30 at Brockport ...... 1:00 Assistant Coaches: Creg Bethea, Brian Nov. 6 * WILLIAM PATERSON ...... 1:00 Bodine, Tom Doddy, Ron Gibson, Mark Nov. 13 * at Montclair St...... 1:00 Hendricks, Pat Lancetta, Jeff Lewis, Alex Rodriguez, Blane Tetreault, Doug Volovar, * NJAC game Shaun Williams, Brian Wright

14 CORTLAND 2004 Opponents Game #7 WILLIAM PATERSON 2003 Record: 1-9 (0-5 NJAC) 2003 Results (1-9, 0-5 NJAC) Starters Returning/Lost: 20/4 Sept. 6 at Delaware Valley ...... L 12-26 UNIVERSITY Sept. 13 SALISBURY ...... L 6-37 Oct. 23 — 1 p.m. Basic Offense: Pro-Set Basic Defense: 3-4 Sept. 20 at Plymouth St...... W 26-7 Cortland, NY Home Stadium: Wightman Field Sept. 27 at Western Connecticut St. ... L 0-67 SUNY Cortland Capacity/Surface: 3,000/artificial (Sprinturf) Oct. 4 * at Kean ...... L 7-14 Stadium Complex Oct. 10 * COLL. OF NEW JERSEY ...... L 0-21 Sports Information Director: Oct. 18 * MONTCLAIR ST...... L 13-23 Brian Falzarano (973) 720-2705 Oct. 25 * CORTLAND ...... L 14-20 Location: Wayne, NJ 2004 Schedule Nov. 1 at Mount Ida ...... L 22-26 Enrollment: 11,200 Nov. 7 * ROWAN ...... L 12-27 President: Arnold Speert Sept. 3 DELAWARE VALLEY ...... 7:00 Athletic Director: Sabrina Grant Sept. 18 PLYMOUTH ST...... 1:00 Sept. 25 * W. CONNECTICUT ST...... 1:00 * NJAC game Colors: Orange and Black Oct. 2 * KEAN ...... 2:30 Nickname: Pioneers Oct. 8 * at College of New Jersey ...... 7:00 Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Oct. 16 * at Montclair St...... 6:00 Conference: NJAC Oct. 23 * at Cortland ...... 1:00 Head Coach: Larry Arico (Lehigh ’92) Oct. 30 MOUNT IDA ...... 1:00 5th Year, 7-33 Nov. 6 * at Rowan ...... 1:00 Assistant Coaches: Anthony Bailey, Steve Nov. 13 at Husson ...... 1:00 Brown, Chuck Coffey, Jerry Flora, A.J. Johnson, Eric Mele, David Pinto, Bryant Richardson, Jim * NJAC game Sharples, Harvey Silberbush

Game #8 W. CONN. ST. 2003 Record: 6-4 2003 Results (6-4) UNIVERSITY Starters Returning/Lost: 16/8 Sept. 13 SALVE REGINA ...... W 55-0 Oct. 30 — 1 p.m. Basic Offense: Multiple Sept. 20 at Rowan ...... L 19-25 Basic Defense: Multiple Sept. 27 WILLIAM PATERSON ...... W 67-0 Danbury, CT Home Stadium: Westside Athletic Complex Oct. 4 PLYMOUTH ST...... W 43-0 Westside Athletic Capacity/Surface: 2,500/artificial (Sprinturf) Oct. 11 SPRINGFIELD ...... L 7-21 Complex Sports Information Director: Oct. 18 U.S. COAST GUARD .... W 16-9 (OT) Scott Ames (203) 837-9014 Oct. 25 at Kings Point ...... W 48-10 Location: Danbury, CT Nov. 1 at WPI ...... L 38-49 Enrollment: 3,500 2004 Schedule Nov. 8 KEAN ...... W 28-12 President: Dr. James W. Schmotter Sept. 3 FITCHBURG ST...... 7:00 Nov. 15 at Norwich ...... L 26-33 (OT) Athletic Director: Ed Farrington Sept. 11 at Salve Regina ...... 1:00 Colors: Dark Blue, Copper and White Sept. 18 * ROWAN ...... 1:00 Nickname: Colonials Sept. 25 * at William Paterson ...... 1:00 Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Oct. 2 at Plymouth St...... 1:00 Conference: NJAC Oct. 9 SPRINGFIELD ...... 1:00 Head Coach: John Burrell (Middlebury ‘92) Oct. 16 * at College of New Jersey ...... 2:00 3rd Year, 13-7 Oct. 23 * MONTCLAIR ST...... 1:00 Assistant Coaches: Marc Bourque, Bruce Oct. 30 * CORTLAND ...... 1:00 Ciesco, Rockwell Kelsey, Dan Loewenberg, Nov. 6 * at Kean ...... 1:00 Bryan Luchsinger, Sean McAveney, Tom Paterno * NJAC game

Game #9 ITHACA COLLEGE 2003 Record: 10-3 2003 Results (10-3, 4-0 Empire 8) Nov. 13 — 12 p.m. 2003 Post-Season: Lost in NCAA Quarterfinals Sept. 13 * ALFRED ...... W 30-0 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/10 Sept. 20 * at Hartwick ...... W 19-18 Cortland, NY Sept. 27 * ST. JOHN FISHER...... W 20-19 SUNY Cortland Basic Offense: Pro-Set Basic Defense: 4-3 Oct. 4 at Springfield ...... L 22-51 Stadium Complex Home Stadium: Butterfield Stadium Oct. 11 at St. Lawrence ...... W 55-13 Oct. 18 BROCKPORT ...... W 31-10 Capacity/Surface: 5,000/grass Location: Ithaca, NY Oct. 25 * UTICA COLLEGE ...... W 49-0 Sports Information Director: Nov. 1 HOBART ...... W 14-7 Enrollment: 6,700 Mike Warwick (607) 274-1401 President: Peggy R. Williams Nov. 8 at Buffalo St...... W 40-14 Nov. 15 CORTLAND ...... L 15-16 Athletic Director: Ken Kutler 2004 Schedule NCAA Division III Playoffs Colors: Blue and Gold Sept. 11 BUFFALO ST...... 1:00 Nov. 22 at Brockport ...... W 14-9 Nickname: Bombers Sept. 18 * HARTWICK ...... 1:00 Nov. 29 at Montclair St...... W 33-13 Affiliations: NCAA Div. III, ECAC Sept. 25 * at St. John Fisher ...... 1:00 Dec. 6 at Rensselaer ...... L 16-21 Conference: Empire 8 Oct. 2 LYCOMING ...... 1:00 Head Coach: Mike Welch (Ithaca ’74) Oct. 9 * at Norwich ...... 1:30 * Empire 8 game 11th Year, 80-30 Oct. 16 at Brockport ...... 1:00 Assistant Coaches: Brian Angelichio, Oct. 23 * UTICA COLLEGE ...... 1:00 Oct. 30 * SPRINGFIELD ...... 1:00 Gary Bucci, Matt Casper, Dan Elberty, Nov. 6 * at Alfred ...... 1:00 Joe LaPage, Mark Raymond, Mark Ross, Nov. 13 at Cortland ...... 12:00 Bernie Walker, Mike Wood * Empire 8 game

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(Active players in bold italics) (Season) (Records include post-season games, beginning in 2002, per NCAA rule change) 12, George Oostmeyer, 2000 11, George Oostmeyer, 2002 11, Nicholas Coursen, 1998 SCORING 11, Brian Anthony, 1994 10, Ted Nagengast, 1988 Most Points Scored: (Game) (Career) 4, George Oostmeyer vs. New Jersey City, 2000 268, Dave Cook, 1981-84 3, Ryan DeCamp vs. Ithaca, 2003 222, Omar Darling, 1994-95, 97-98 3, Ryan DeCamp vs. Rowan, 2003 192, Ted Nagengast, 1987-90 3, George Oostmeyer vs. College of N.J., 2000 189, George Oostmeyer, 2000-03 3, George Oostmeyer vs. Utica College, 2002 170, Mike Bowe, 1979-82 3, Brian Anthony vs. Washington & Jefferson, 1994 153, Merlin Hathaway, 1938-40 3, Ted Nagengast vs. Buffalo St., 1987 153, Brian Anthony, 1993-96 3, Ted Nagengast vs. Stony Brook, 1987 (Season) 3, Jim Perrott vs. C.W. Post, 1963 108, Omar Darling, 1998 102, Omar Darling, 1997 Most PATs Kicked: 102, Scott Berent, 1991 (Career) 100, Dave Cook, 1984 112, Ted Nagengast, 1987-90 92, Lyle Schuler, 1976 (Season) (Game) 40, Matt Pietrzak (40-for-42), 1991 36, S.M. "Dutch" Craumer vs. Bergen, 1946 (Game) 32, Mike Bowe vs. Canisius, 1980 10, Al Rapp (10-for-10) vs. Brockport, 1969 10, Nicholas Coursen (10-for-10) vs. N.J. City, 1999 Most Touchdowns Scored: (Career) Most Consecutive PATs Kicked: 44, Dave Cook, 1981-84 67, George Oostmeyer, 2000-02 37, Omar Darling, 1994-95, 97-98 45, Matt Pietrzak, 1990-91 (Season) 18, Omar Darling, 1998 17, Omar Darling, 1997 17, Scott Berent, 1991 16, Dave Cook, 1984 15, Lyle Schuler, 1976 15, Gareth Grayson, 1988 (Game) 6, S.M. "Dutch" Craumer vs. Bergen, 1946 5, Mike Bowe vs. Canisius, 1980 5, Dave Cook vs. Brockport, 1984 4, Five players tied (Last: Dwayne Lewinson vs. Wm. Paterson, 1999)

KICKING

Longest Field Goal: 61 yards, Bill Shear vs. Hobart, 1966 (Note: The longest since at least 1982 is 48 yards by George Oostmeyer vs. Rowan, 2001)

Longest Punt: 85 yards, S.M. "Dutch" Craumer, 1946 75 yards, Ed Louiz vs. Montclair, 1975 74 yards, Rodd Hobin vs. Alfred, 1985 72 yards, Pete Palleschi vs. Brockport, 1954 71 yards, Scott Harrison vs. Ithaca, 1999

Most Points By a Kicker: (Career) 192, Ted Nagengast, 1987-90 (Season) 70, George Oostmeyer, 2002 (11 FG, 37 PATs)

Most Field Goals: (Career) 31, George Oostmeyer, 2000-03 Senior placekicker Ryan DeCamp, a first team All-NJAC 29, Brian Anthony, 1993-96 selection, connected on three field goals versus Ithaca in 2003, 26, Ted Nagengast, 1987-90 including the game winner as time expired. 16 CORTLAND Cortland Record Book (continued) RUSHING PASSING

(TEAM) (TEAM) Most Yards Rushing: Most Yards Passing: (Season) (Season) 2,905 in 10 games, 1998 2,766 in 10 games, 1990 (Game) 436 vs. Albany, 1978 (Game) 395 vs. St. Lawrence, 1983 (INDIVIDUAL) 375 vs. Wilkes, 1990 Most Yards Passing: 372 vs. St. John Fisher, 1991 (Career) 351 vs. St. John Fisher, 1990 6,007, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-2003 5,366, Dick Puccio, 1988-91 (INDIVIDUAL) 4,806, Jeff Humble, 1996-99 Most Yards Rushing: 4,763, Steve Sanzo, 1992-95 (Career) 3,953, Rob Hale, 1996-97 3,455, Dave Cook, 1981-84 3,780, Jay Cieply, 1979-82 2,498, Gareth Grayson, 1986-88 (Season) 2,314, Omar Darling, 1994-95, 97-98 2,342, Steve Sanzo, 1994 2,105, Scott Berent, 1990-91 2,336, Jeff Humble, 1999 1,920, Steve Davis, 2001-present 2,271, Jeff Humble, 1998 1,731, Mike Bowe, 1979-81 2,266, Ryan McCarthy, 2000 (Season) 2,118, J.J. Tutwiler, 2001 1,378, Gareth Grayson, 1988 2,108, Rob Hale, 1997 1,226, Omar Darling, 1998 2,105, J.J. Tutwiler, 2002 1,181, Scott Berent, 1990 2,098, Brian Wild, 1992 1,153, Dave Cook, 1984 (Game) 1,057, Dave Cook, 1983 436, John Simek vs. Albany, 1978 1,012, Steve Pisciotta, 1987 431, J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan, 2001 (Game) 370, Jeff Humble vs. College of N.J., 1998 276, Dave Cook vs. St. Lawrence, 1983 363, John Simek vs. Ithaca, 1978 244, Mike Bowe vs. Marist, 1980 342, Rob Hale vs. Ithaca, 1997 231, Jude Francois vs. Central Conn., 1979 339, J.J. Tutwiler vs. New Jersey City, 2001 215, Gareth Grayson vs. Albany, 1988 338, J.J. Tutwiler vs. The College of New Jersey, 2002 212, Dave Cook vs. Canisius, 1984 337, Brian Wild vs. Buffalo St., 1992 208, Dave Cook vs. St. Lawrence, 1984 336, Jeff Humble vs. Brockport, 1998 200, Gareth Grayson vs. Buffalo St., 1988 334, Rob Hale vs. Brockport, 1996 333, Ryan McCarthy vs. Ithaca, 2000 Most Rushing Attempts: 328, Steve Sanzo vs. Buffalo St., 1995 (Career) 681, Dave Cook, 1981-84 322, Steve Sanzo vs. Newport News Apprentice, 1994 (Season) 282, Gareth Grayson, 1988 320, Ralph Boettger vs. Central Conn., 1976 (Game) 44, Dave Cook vs. St. Lawrence, 1984 318, Ryan McCarthy vs. Springfield, 1998 315, Dick Puccio vs. Brockport, 1991 Most Touchdowns Rushing: 308, Steve Sanzo vs. Montclair, 1994 (Career) 306, Jeff Humble vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1999 43, Dave Cook, 1981-84 305, Jeff Humble vs. Brockport, 1999 (Season) 16, Omar Darling, 1997 Most Passes Attempted: 15, Omar Darling, 1998 (Career) 15, Lyle Schuler, 1976 784, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-03 15, Dave Cook, 1984 764, Steve Sanzo, 1992-95 15, Scott Berent, 1991 727, Dick Puccio, 1988-91 (Game) 673, Jay Cieply, 1979-82 5, Mike Bowe vs. Canisius, 1980 654, Ralph Boettger, 1973-76 5, Dave Cook vs. Brockport, 1984 (Season) 379, Ryan McCarthy, 2000 Longest Runs From Line of Scrimmage: 341, Steve Sanzo, 1994 (Game) 312, Rob Hale, 1997 91 yards, Dave Cook vs. Albany, 1982 309, Jeff Humble, 1999 87 yards, Mike Bowe vs. Alfred, 1981 306, Steve Sanzo, 1995 83 yards, Dave Cook vs. St. Lawrence, 1983 (Game) 81 yards, Howard Horton vs. Albany, 1985 67, John Simek vs. Albany, 1978 79 yards, Dave Cook vs. Albany, 1983 50, J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan, 2001 49, Rob Hale vs. Brockport, 1996 48, Jeff Humble vs. Montclair St., 1998 48, Brian Wild vs. Buffalo St., 1992 R E D D R A G O N S 17 Cortland Record Book (continued) 47, Ryan McCarthy vs. Springfield, 1998 J.J. Tutwiler, a 47, Steve Sanzo vs. Montclair St., 1994 three-time All- NJAC selection as Most Passes Completed: a quarterback and (Career) two-time all- 451, Dick Puccio, 1988-91 conference pick as 447, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-03 a punter, holds 398, Steve Sanzo, 1992-95 four career and 344, Jeff Humble, 1996-99 two individual 336, Rob Hale, 1996-97 offensive school (Season) records. 223, Ryan McCarthy, 2000 186, Steve Sanzo, 1994 176, Jeff Humble, 1999 176, Rob Hale, 1997 171, Brian Wild, 1992 (Game) 34, John Simek vs. Albany, 1978 32, J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan, 2001 31, Steve Sanzo vs. Montclair St., 1994 29, Ryan McCarthy vs. Buffalo St., 2000 29, Brian Wild vs. S. Connecticut, 1992 28, Rob Hale vs. Brockport, 1996

Most Consecutive Passes Completed: 20, Dick Puccio (vs. Brockport (13) and Albany (7), 1991) RECEIVING Most Touchdown Passes Thrown: (Career) (INDIVIDUAL) 45, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-03 Most Pass Receptions: 40, Dick Puccio, 1988-91 (Career) 30, Rob Hale, 1996-97 170, Steve Ellis, 1991-94 28, Jeff Humble, 1996-99 130, Matt Shell, 1988-91 25, Steve Sanzo, 1992-95 126, Neal Heaton Jr., 2001-present 20, Ralph Boettger, 1973-76 126, Brian Babst, 1999-2001 124, Greg Sirico, 1987-90 (Season) 123, Brian Girardi, 1997-99 21, J.J. Tutwiler, 2001 119, James Gambino, 1994-96 18, Jeff Humble, 1998 118, Rocco Colucci, 1999-2000, 2002 18, Rob Hale, 1997 104, Anthony Falco, 1994-97 16, Steve Sanzo, 1994 102, Joe Marzullo, 2000-02 15, J.J. Tutwiler, 2002 101, Dave Falco, 1985-88 15, John Simek, 1978 (Season) 14, Rich Keefer, 1988 68, Steve Ellis, 1994 14, Dick Puccio, 1990 61, Brian Girardi, 1998 (Game) 61, Matt Shell, 1991 5, Rob Hale vs. Ithaca, 1997 60, Brian Babst, 2000 5, Steve Sanzo vs. Newport News, 1994 58, Brian Babst, 2001 4, Seven players tied 57, James Gambino, 1995 (Last: J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan, 2001) 55, Greg Sirico, 1990 54, Anthony Falco, 1997 Most Interceptions Thrown: 54, Rocco Colucci, 2000 (Career) 53, Joe Marzullo, 2002 42, Jay Cieply, 1979-82 53, James Gambino, 1996 41, Ralph Boettger, 1973-76 51, Brian Girardi, 1999 (Season) (Game) 20, Steve Sanzo, 1995 16, Frank Goroleski vs. Albany, 1978 17, Greg Didio, 1977 14, Brian Babst vs. Rowan, 2001 14, Jeff Humble, 1999 14, Steve Ellis vs. Buffalo St., 1992 14, Jeff Humble, 1998 12, James Gambino vs. Washington & Jefferson, 1995 14, Jay Cieply, 1979 11, Joe Marzullo vs. Rowan, 2002 (Game) 11, Steve Ellis vs. Montclair St., 1994 7, John Dargle vs. Hobart, 1985 11, Tom Cummings vs. Central Connecticut St., 1978 5, Four players tied 11, Matt Shell vs. Mansfield, 1991 (Last: Dick Puccio vs. Buffalo St., 1991) 10, Six players tied 18 CORTLAND Cortland Record Book (continued) Most Touchdown Receptions: Most 100-yard Receiving Games: (Career) (Career) 10, Steve Ellis, 1991-94 19, Neal Heaton Jr., 2001-present (Season) 6, Steve Ellis, 1994 17, Tony Romano, 2000-present 15, Greg Sirico, 1987-90 14, Brian Babst, 1999-2001 14, Earl Rogers, 1968-70 13, Brian Girardi, 1997-99 11, Steve Ellis, 1991-94 11, Rod Verkey, 1966-68 (Season) 9, Brian Girardi, 1998 9, Steve Ellis, 1994 9, Rod Verkey, 1968 8, Neal Heaton Jr., 2002 8, Tony Romano, 2001 7, Brian Babst, 2001 7, Erick Bernard, 1997 7, Gary Theobald, 1971 7, Greg Sirico, 1990 (Game) 3, Brian Babst vs. Rowan, 2001 3, Brian Girardi vs. William Paterson, 1998 3, Erick Bernard vs. Kean, 1997 3, John Devendorf vs. Southern Connecticut St., 1978

Longest Pass Receptions: (Game) 81 yards, Earl Rogers vs. Indiana (PA), 1970 80 yards, Steve Ellis vs. Ithaca, 1994 80 yards, Gary Theobald vs. Bridgeport 1972 80 yards, Frank Burm vs. Buffalo, 1982 Senior tight end Tony Romano enters the 80 yards, Dwayne Taylor vs. Canisius, 1982 2004 season second in career TD receptions, Most Reception Yardage: trailing only teammate Neal Heaton Jr. (Career) 2,375, Steve Ellis, 1991-94 1,961, Brian Girardi, 1997-99 1,819, Brian Babst, 1999-2001 TOTAL OFFENSE 1,753, Neal Heaton Jr., 2001-present 1,618, James Gambino, 1994-96 (TEAM) 1,616, Gene Gleeson, 1977-80 Most Total Offensive Yards: 1,592, Greg Sirico, 1987-90 (Season) (Season) 4,481 (10 games), 1990 1,089, Steve Ellis, 1994 (Game) 978, Brian Babst, 2001 662, vs. St. John Fisher, 1990 947, Brian Girardi, 1998 916, Brian Girardi, 1999 Combined Total Offensive Yards: 784, Frank Goroleski, 1978 (Game) 766, James Gambino, 1995 1,210, Cortland (608) vs. Albany (602), 1978 (Game) 267, Frank Burm vs. Buffalo, 1982 (INDIVIDUAL) 230, Frank Goroleski vs. Albany, 1978 Most Total Offensive Yards: 219, Brian Babst vs. Rowan, 2001 (Career) 186, Brian Girardi vs. William Paterson, 1998 6,598, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-03 185, Steve Ellis vs. Springfield, 1994 5,301, Dick Puccio, 1988-91 179, Dave Kelly vs. Canisius, 1988 4,757, Steve Sanzo, 1992-95 171, Brian Babst vs. New Jersey City, 2001 4,685, Jeff Humble, 1996-99 163, Brian Babst vs. William Paterson, 2000 4,246, Rob Hale, 1996-97 162, James Gambino vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1995 (Season) 160, Brian Babst vs. Kean, 2001 2,378, J.J. Tutwiler, 2002 158, Brian Girardi vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1999 2,323, Steve Sanzo, 1994 158, Mark Jenks vs. Ithaca, 1973 2,297, Jeff Humble, 1999 152, Tom Cummings vs. Central Conn. St., 1976 2,279, Rob Hale, 1997 150, Steve Ellis vs. Buffalo St., 1992 2,211, Jeff Humble, 1998 R E D D R A G O N S 19 Cortland Record Book (continued) RETURNS Most Tackles For Losses, Season: (Does not include sacks) (INDIVIDUAL) 20, John Longo, 2002 Longest Kickoff Return: 16, Paul Falsone, 1985 100 yards, Will Groff vs. St. John Fisher, 2003 15, Vinny Swanda, 1990 100 yards, Jeff Austin vs. Buffalo, 1985 99 yards, Erick Bernard vs. Kean, 1997 Most Pass Breakups, Season: 95 yards, Howie Dingman vs. Mansfield 1941 20, Eugene Iozzino, 1979 93 yards, Bruce Layman vs. Bridegport, 1973 92 yards, Jeff Austin vs. Buffalo St., 1984 Most Forced Fumbles, Season: 5, Travis Costin, 2003 Longest Punt Return: 5, Eugene Iozzino, 1979 95 yards, Bill Bergstrom vs. Trenton, 1933 80 yards, Norm Foster vs. Brockport, 1951 Most Fumble Recoveries, Season: 74 yards, John Devendorf vs. U. Buffalo, 1978 5, Micah Kurtz, 2002 70 yards, Dom Narcisco vs. Utica College, 2001 5, J.J. Graham, 1992 65 yards, Rick Page vs. Brockport, 1964 65 yards, Gary Tiffany vs. Springfield, 1974 Most Blocked Kicks, Season: 60 yards, Bob Hoppey vs. Brockport, 1953 4, R-Kal Truluck, 1996

DEFENSE Most Defensive Touchdowns, Season: (TEAM) 3, Chuck Eich, 2003 Most Interceptions, Season: 24 in 10 games, 1981 19 in 9 games, 1975

Most Blocked Kicks, Season: 6 in 10 games, four times (2000, 1996, 1995, 1992)

(INDIVIDUAL) Most Interceptions: (Career) 12, Steve Daly, 1974-76 (Season) 8, Steve Daly, 1975 6, Ken Fougnier, 1966 6, Paul Swanson, 1967 6, Jeff Wilcox, 1981 (Game) 3, Norm Foster vs. Brockport, 1957 3, Peter Wagner vs. Alfred, 1965 3, Ken Fougnier vs. Alfred, 1966 3, Darin Strong vs. Rowan, 1995

Most Consecutive Games With Interception: 4, Steve Daly (five in four games), 1975

Longest Interception Return: 94 yards, Steve Armstrong vs. N.Y. Tech, 1981 68 yards, Dick Skimin vs. Buffalo, 1954 63 yards, Jason Dudek vs. Brockport, 1993 63 yards, Ken Fougnier vs. Brockport, 1964 60 yards, Frank McGarvey vs. Kings, 1962

Most Tackles, Career: 393, Tony Zawadzki, 1982-85 392, Paul Falsone, 1982-85 384, Bob Bateson, 1979-82 Linebacker Chuck Eich, the 2003 NJAC Defensive Most Quarterback Sacks, Season: Rookie of the Year and second team all-conference 14, Russ Alger, 1998 selection, set a Cortland record with three defensive 12, Vinny Swanda, 1990 touchdowns last season.

20 CORTLAND The Last Time it Happened... (prior to the 2004 season) (includes regular-season games only through 2001 and all games in 2002-03)

INTERCEPTION RETURNED FOR TD 100-YARD RUSHING GAME Cort: Chuck Eich, 11 yards at Utica, 11/1/03 Cort: Tim Hammer, 146 yards at Utica, 11/1/03 Chuck Eich, 16 yards at Utica, 11/1/03 Opp: Jason Meyers (at St. John Fisher), 169 yards, 11/22/03 Opp: Paul Golden (Montclair St.), 27 yards, 10/4/03 150-YARD RUSHING GAME KICKOFF RETURNED FOR TD Cort: Omar Darling, 174 yards vs. Brockport, 11/14/98 Cort: Will Groff, 100 yards at St. John Fisher, 11/22/03 Opp: Jason Meyers (at St. John Fisher), 169 yards, 11/22/03 Opp: Mike Postell (Kean), 92 yards, 9/21/02 200-YARD RUSHING GAME PUNT RETURNED FOR TD (not including blocked punt return) Cort: Gareth Grayson, 215 yards vs. Albany, 10/15/88 Cort: Erick Bernard, 37 yards vs. Kean, 9/19/98 Opp: Chandler Brown (at Kean), 227 yards, 9/20/03 Opp: Adam Swinchock (at Wash. & Jeff.), 72 yards, 10/2/99 100-YARD RECEIVING GAME BLOCKED PUNT RETURNED FOR TD Cort: Neal Heaton Jr., 121 yards at Brockport, 9/6/03 Cort: Matt Gates, 12 yards at Buffalo St., 9/28/02 Opp: Noah Fehrenbach (at St. John Fisher), 110 yards, 11/22/03 Opp: Jim Ludwig (Mansfield), 55 yards, 9/2/95 150-YARD RECEIVING GAME FUMBLE RECOVERY FOR TD Cort: Brian Babst, 163 yards vs. William Paterson, 10/21/00 Cort: Eric Bramoff, 0 yards at New Jersey City, 10/12/02 Opp: Joe Gargione (The College of NJ), 164 yards, 9/14/02 Opp: Matt Walther (Brockport), 52 yards, 9/7/02 250-YARD PASSING GAME SAFETY Cort: J.J. Tutwiler, 264 yards vs. Ithaca, 11/16/02 Cort: vs. Ithaca, 11/7/98 (tackled RB in end zone) Opp: Greg Roland (at St. John Fisher), 300 yards, 11/22/03 Opp: Ithaca (at Cortland), 11/16/02 (punter ran out of end zone) 300-YARD PASSING GAME DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINT Cort: J.J. Tutwiler, 338 yards vs. The College of New Jersey, 9/14/02 Cort: Michael Dunn (blocked PAT return) at St. John Fisher, 11/22/03 Opp: Greg Roland (at St. John Fisher), 300 yards, 11/22/03 Opp: Buffalo St. (at Cortland) (blocked PAT return), 9/23/95 OVERTIME GAME SHUTOUT 34-31 loss vs. Rowan (1 OT), 10/18/03 Cort: 32-0 vs. William Paterson, 10/26/02 (Cortland is 1-2 in overtime games; all were 1 OT) Opp.: 14-0, vs. Brockport, 9/2/00

More Cortland Records... CORTLAND POST-SEASON HISTORY Most Points Scored: (Game) 73, vs. Brockport, 1969 NCAA DIV. III PLAYOFFS 73, vs. New Jersey City, 1999 1988: Cortland 32, Hofstra 27 (Season) 380, in 10 games, 1990 Fewest Points Scored: Ithaca 24, Cortland 17 (Season) 13, seven games, 1927 1989: Union 42, Cortland 14 Most Combined Points Scored: 1990: Hofstra 35, Cortland 9 (Game) 96, Cortland (34) vs. Springfield (62), 1998 Fewest Combined Points Scored: 1997: The College of N.J. 34, Cortland 30 (Game) 0, nine times, (last: 1973 vs. East Stroudsburg) ECAC DIV. III PLAYOFFS Most Points Allowed: 1991: Cortland 21, Plymouth St. 6 (Northwest) (Game) 69, vs. East Stroudsburg, 1977 (Season) 332, in 10 games, 1977 1992: Cortland 38, Bentley 20 (Northwest) Fewest Points Allowed: 1994: Cortland 15, Maine Maritime 6 (Northeast) (Season) 16, in seven games, 1933 1995: Springfield 49, Cortland 26 (Northeast) Most Shutouts: 2002: Cortland 30, Westfield St. 7 (Northwest) (Season) 6, in 10 games, 1989 (NCAA DIVISION III RECORD) 2003: St. John Fisher 47, Cortland 37 (Northwest) Highest Points-Per-Game Average: (Season) 38.0 in 10 games, 1990 Most Games Won: (Season) 11, (11-1, 10-0 regular season), 1988 Fewest Games Won: (Season) 0, (0-6-1 in 1927 and 0-5-1 in 1928) Most Consecutive Games Without a Defeat: 17, from 1932 to 1934 Most Consecutive Home Contests Without a Defeat: 20, from 1987 to 1990 Most Consecutive Home Games Without a Victory: 16, from 1927 to 1929

R E D D R A G O N S 21 Cortland Football: Year-By-Year Win-Loss Records YEAR RECORD COACH YEAR RECORD COACH YEAR RECORD COACH 1893 2-4-0 --- 1960 2-5-0 Davis 1985 4-5-0 Czarnecki 1894 1-2-0 --- 1961 4-3-0 Davis 1986 1-8-0 Dennis Kayser 1895 4-1-0 --- 1962 3-4-0 Davis 1987 5-4-0 Kayser 1896 6-0-0 --- 1963 4-3-0 Roger Robinson 1988 * 11-1-0 Kayser 1897 2-3-2 --- 1964 8-1-0 Robinson 1989 # 9-2-0 Kayser 1898 3-0-2 --- 1965 7-2-0 Robinson 1899 6-0-0 --- 1966 6-2-0 Robinson 1990 # 9-2-0 Dave Murray 1967 4-4-0 Robinson 1991 $ 8-3-0 Murray 1900 4-5-1 --- 1968 5-3-0 Robinson 1992 $ 7-4-0 Murray 1901 4-2-1 --- 1969 4-4-0 Robinson 1993 1-9-0 Murray 1902 6-1-0 --- 1994 @ 7-4-0 Murray 1903 4-5-0 --- 1970 5-4-0 Robinson 1995 % 6-4-1 Murray 1904 6-2-1 --- 1971 4-5-0 Robinson 1996 6-4-0 Murray 1905 1-6-0 --- 1972 6-3-0 Robinson 1997 # 8-3-0 Dan MacNeill 1906 1-4-0 --- 1973 1-7-1 Robinson 1998 4-6-0 MacNeill 1907 1-1-0 --- 1974 2-6-1 Robinson 1999 5-5-0 MacNeill 1908 0-2-0 --- 1975 2-6-1 Robinson 1909-10 No games reported 1976 4-5-0 Robinson 2000 4-6-0 MacNeill 1977 2-8-0 Robinson 2001 5-5-0 MacNeill 1911 1-2-1 --- 1978 5-5-0 Robinson 2002 $ 9-2-0 MacNeill 1912 3-4-0 --- 1979 1-9-0 Robinson 2003 ! 5-5-0 MacNeill 1913 2-2-1 --- 1914 4-5-0 --- 1980 3-7-0 Ed Decker * Includes 1-1 record in NCAA playoffs 1915 3-4-3 --- 1981 6-4-0 Decker # Includes 0-1 record in NCAA playoffs 1916 1-3-0 --- 1982 4-6-0 Decker $ Includes victory in ECAC Northwest 1917-23 No games played 1983 4-5-0 Larry Czarnecki Championship 1984 4-6-0 Czarnecki @ Includes victory in ECAC Northeast 1924 4-2-0 Willard Ashbrook Championship 1925 5-1-1 Ashbrook % Includes loss in ECAC Northeast 1926 4-1-2 Ashbrook Championship 1927 0-6-1 Ashbrook ! Includes loss in ECAC Northwest 1928 0-5-1 George Hendricks Championship 1929 3-4-0 Howard Hobson 1930 4-3-0 Henry Kumpf 2004 Team Captains 1931 2-3-1 Kumpf 1932 4-0-3 Carl “Chugger” Davis 1933 5-0-2 Davis 1934 4-1-1 Davis 1935 6-0-1 Davis 1936 5-1-0 Davis 1937 4-2-0 Davis 1938 2-4-0 Davis 1939 5-2-0 Davis

1940 2-5-0 Davis 1941 2-3-1 Davis 1942 4-1-0 Davis 1943-45 No Games - World War II 1946 4-3-0 Davis 1947 5-3-0 Davis 1948 5-1-1 Davis 1949 4-3-0 Davis

1950 3-4-0 Davis 1951 3-4-0 Davis 1952 4-2-1 Davis 1953 2-3-1 Davis 1954 2-3-2 Davis 1955 6-1-0 Davis 1956 4-3-0 Davis 1957 4-1-2 Davis 1958 5-2-0 Davis Left to right: Travis Costin, Jim Coughlin, Head Coach Dan MacNeill, 1959 2-3-2 Davis Bobby DeThomasis.

22 CORTLAND Cortland Football All-Americans (since 1983) Year Name Pos. Team 1983 Paul Falsone DT 2nd Team Dave Cook RB 3rd Team Dave Cook RB Hon. Mention A.P. Little All-America 1984 Dave Cook RB 2nd Team Tony Zawadzki LB Hon. Mention 1985 Paul Falsone DT 2nd Team Alan Wohlford OT Hon. Mention Tony Zawadzki LB Hon. Mention 1987 Steve Pisciotta RB Hon. Mention 1988 Gareth Grayson RB 1st Team Rich Keefer QB 3rd Team Tom Schmandt OG 3rd Team Dave Kelly TE Hon. Mention 1989 Jim Cook C AFCA College Div. II Jim Cook C 1st Team Vinny Swanda LB 2nd Team Bob Keith LB Hon. Mention 1990 Chris Lafferty OG 1st Team Vinny Swanda LB 1st Team Jim Cary P 3rd Team 1991 Vinny Swanda LB AFCA College Div. II Wide receiver Steve Ellis, a one-time Cortland Vinny Swanda LB 1st Team assistant coach, is the Red Dragons’ career leader in Matt Shell WR Hon. Mention receptions (170) and receiving yards (2,375). 1992 Nino Corbo OT Hon. Mention 1993 Sam Owens LB Hon. Mention ECAC Upstate New York Division III 1994 Brian Anthony K 2nd Team “Player of the Year” Steve Ellis WR 3rd Team 1996 Patrick Lalley C AFCA College Div. III 1984, Dave Cook, Running Back 1997 Brian McAvan OG AFCA College Div. III 1988, Gareth Grayson, Running Back Greg Jackson DT Hon. Mention 1990, Vinny Swanda, Linebacker 1991, Dick Puccio, Quarterback 1998 Russ Alger DL 3rd Team 1994, Steve Ellis, Wide Receiver 2002 John Longo DL 3rd Team 1997, Omar Darling, Running Back

Unless otherwise noted, All-America teams listed above are Division III and were sponsored by Pizza Hut (1983-89), Champion U.S.A. (1990-93), CoSIDA (1994) or Hewlett Packard (1995-2002). The awards above do not include Football Gazette All-Americans. Cortland has had five American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) All-Americans. In addition to the four listed above, receiver Rod Verkey earned AFCA All-America honors in 1967.

Cortland vs. 2004 Opponents Series First Last Current Last Opponent Record Game Game Streak Cort. Win Buffalo St. 12-8-0 1984 2003 Cortland 3 2003, 36-14 Brockport 41-12-2 1948 2003 Brockport 1 2002, 21-12 Ithaca 24-35-3 1930 2003 Cortland 2 2003, 16-15 Kean 8-0-0 1996 2003 Cortland 8 2003, 23-20 Montclair St. 10-9-1 1964 2003 Montclair St. 1 2002, 20-16 College of N.J. 8-5-0 1933 2003 TCNJ 3 2000, 25-14 Rowan 3-7-1 1964 2003 Rowan 2 2001, 32-31 W. Connecticut St. 3-0-0 1988 1990 Cortland 3 1990, 45-14 William Paterson 7-1-0 1996 2003 Cortland 2 2003, 20-14 Totals 116-77-7 (.598)

R E D D R A G O N S 23 New Jersey Athletic Conference 2003 Final Football Standings

NJAC Overall School W-L PF PA W-L PF PA Montclair St. 5-0 115 81 9-2 246 205 The College of New Jersey 4-1 124 68 6-4 263 193 Rowan 3-2 133 105 7-3 250 157 SUNY Cortland 2-3 105 117 5-5 251 228 Kean 1-4 53 100 1-9 79 251 William Paterson 0-5 46 105 1-9 112 268

2003 NJAC Football All-Conference Team FIRST TEAM OFFENSE FIRST TEAM DEFENSE QB - John DiGirolamo, So., MONT DL - Brian Bond, So., ROWAN RB - Pat Thompson, Jr., ROWAN DL - Joe Bulone, So., CORT RB - Eugene Vick, Jr., MONT DL - Matt Champion, Sr., MONT Offensive Player of the Year DL - Scott Peterson, Sr., TCNJ WR - Jasper Hawkins, Jr., MONT John DiGirolamo, QB, Monclair St. WR - Neal Heaton Jr, Sr., CORT LB - Ray Bateman, Jr. TCNJ TE - Joe Franzone, Sr., TCNJ LB - Nolan James, Sr., KEAN C - Mike Coghan, Jr., ROWAN LB - Quaadir Majeed, So., WP Defensive Player of the Year LB - Ray Meyer, Sr., MONT OG - Jim Coughlin, Sr., CORT Domenic Tomeo, LB, Rowan OT - Mike Nemeth, So., ROWAN LB - Domenic Tomeo, Sr., ROWAN OT - Erik Sendel, Jr., TCNJ CB - Kelvin Bellamy, So., ROWAN CB - Shaun Murray, Jr., MONT OG - Luke Wepy, Sr., TCNJ S - Vince DeVine, Sr., ROWAN Offensive Rookie of the Year S - John Sher, Jr., TCNJ Mike Orihel, QB, Rowan FIRST TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS P - J.J. Tutwiler, Sr., CORT OTHER CORTLAND SELECTIONS K - Ryan DeCamp, Jr., CORT QB - J.J. Tutwiler, Sr. (Second Team) Defensive Rookie of the Year PRET - Kelvin Bellamy, So., ROWAN RB - Steve Davis, Jr. (Second Team) Chuck Eich, LB, Cortland KRET - Shaun Murray, Fr., MONT LB - Chad Rowe, Jr. (Second Team) CB - Ron Stewart, So. (Second Team) OL - Dave Graziosi, Sr. (Hon. Mention) Coach of the Year DL - Adam Haas, Fr. (Hon. Mention) Rick Giancola, Montclair St. LB - Matt Montpetit, Fr. (Hon. Mention) S - Stef Sair, Fr. (Hon. Mention)

2004 NJAC Football Composite Schedule Fri., Sept. 3 So. Virginia at College of N.J., 1:00 Sat., Oct. 23 Fitchburg St. at W. Conn. St., 7:00 * W. Conn. St. at Wm. Paterson 1:00 * Wm. Paterson at Cortland, 1:00 Delaware Valley at Wm. Paterson, 7:00 * Rowan at Kean, 7:00 Fri., Oct. 1 * Montclair St. at W. Conn. St., 1:00 Sat., Sept. 4 * Rowan at College of N.J., 7:00 College of N.J. at George Mason, 1:30 Brockport at Cortland, 1:00 Kean at Apprentice School, 1:00 Sat., Oct. 2 Sat., Oct. 30 Montclair St. at Iona, 1:00 * Cortland at Montclair St., 1:00 * Cortland at W. Conn. St., 1:00 Rowan at Christopher Newport, 1:00 * Kean at Wm. Paterson, 1:00 * Coll. of N.J. at Montclair St., 6:00 W. Conn. St. at Plymouth St., 1:00 Rowan at Brockport, 1:00 Sat., Sept. 11 Mount Ida at William Paterson, 1:00 * College of N.J. at Cortland, 1:00 Fri., Oct. 8 Johns Hopkins at Kean, 1:00 * Wm. Paterson at College of N.J., 7:00 Sat., Nov. 6 So. Connecticut at Rowan, 1:00 * W. Connecticut St. at Kean, 1:00 W. Conn. St. at Salve Regina, 1:00 Sat., Oct. 9 * William Paterson at Rowan, 1:00 * Montclair St. at Kean, 3:00 College of N.J. at Brockport, 12:00 Sat., Sept. 18 Rowan at Virginia St., 1: 00 * Kean at Cortland, 1:00 Springfield at W. Conn. St., 1:00 Sat., Nov. 13 Frostburg St. at Montclair State 1:00 Ithaca at Cortland, 12:00 * Rowan at W. Connecticut St., 1:00 Sat., Oct. 16 * Kean at College of N.J., 12:00 College of N.J. at LaSalle, 1:00 * Cortland at Rowan, 2:00 * Rowan at Montclair St., 1:00 Plymouth St. at Wm. Paterson, 1:00 Kean at Salisbury, 1:00 William Paterson at Husson, 1:00 * Wm. Paterson at Montclair St., 6:00 Sat., Sept. 25 * W. Conn. St. at College of N.J., 2:00 * NJAC game Cortland at Buffalo St., 1:00 Wesley at Kean, 1:00

24 CORTLAND 2003 Results and Statistical Leaders

RECORD: ...... OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL OFFENSE ..... GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G ALL GAMES ...... (5-5-0) (1-2-0) (4-3-0) (0-0-0) J.J. Tutwiler ...... 10 329 288 1566 1854 185.4 CONFERENCE ...... (2-3-0) (0-2-0) (2-1-0) (0-0-0) Steve Davis ...... 10 158 658 0 658 65.8 NON-CONFERENCE ...... (3-2-0) (1-0-0) (2-2-0) (0-0-0) Mike Stepnick ...... 10 71 250 0 250 25.0 Tim Hammer ...... 10 36 191 0 191 19.1 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND Matt Rickert ...... 9 45 173 288 173 19.2 Sep 6, 2003 at SUNY Brockport L 14-28 4409 Chris Stalker ...... 10 41 151 0 151 15.1 *Sep 13, 2003 at The College of N.J. L 14-21 1392 Team Total ...... 10 705 1802 1609 3411 341.1 *Sep 20, 2003 at Kean University W 23-20 789 Opponents ...... 10 682 1441 1806 3247 324.7 Sep 27, 2003 BUFFALO STATE W 36-14 3100 *Oct 4, 2003 MONTCLAIR ST. UNIV. L 17-28 300 INTERCEPTIONS ...... No. Yds Avg TD Long *Oct 18, 2003 ROWAN UNIVERSITY L 31-34 (OT) 4100 Stef Sair ...... 5 80 16.0 0 25 *Oct 25, 2003 at William Paterson U. W 20-14 1178 Chuck Eich ...... 3 50 16.7 3 20 *Nov 1, 2003 at Utica College W 43-7 1265 Will Groff ...... 2 0 0.0 0 0 Nov 15, 2003 at Ithaca College W 16-15 11743 Team Total ...... 13 144 11.1 3 25 #Nov 22, 2003 at St. John Fisher L 37-47 1218 Opponents ...... 6 56 9.3 1 27

* NJAC game # ECAC Div. III Northwest Championship Game PUNTING ...... No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd J.J. Tutwiler ...... 56 2093 37.4 65 3 2 13 1 TEAM STATISTICS ...... CORT OPP Jon Frechette ...... 7 227 32.4 49 0 0 1 0 FIRST DOWNS ...... 172 184 Team Total ...... 64 2320 36.2 65 3 2 14 1 RUSHING YARDAGE ...... 1802 1441 Opponents ...... 60 2109 35.2 74 2 4 6 2 Average Per Game ...... 180.2 144.1 TB-Touchbacks FC-Fair Catches I20-Inside the 20-yd line (after return) PASSING YARDAGE ...... 1609 1806 Average Per Game ...... 160.9 180.6 PUNT RETURNS ...... No. Yds Avg TD Long TOTAL OFFENSE ...... 3411 3247 Anthony Morat ...... 38 269 7.1 0 24 Average Per Game ...... 341.1 324.7 Jon Frechette ...... 4 12 3.0 0 7 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS ...... 38-842 43-734 Team Total ...... 44 285 6.5 0 24 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS ...... 44-285 34-340 Opponents ...... 34 340 10.0 0 46 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS ...... 13-144 6-56 FUMBLES-LOST ...... 21-12 32-12 KICK RETURNS ...... No. Yds Avg TD Long PENALTIES-YARDS ...... 82-687 63-530 Neal Heaton Jr...... 14 295 21.1 0 46 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS ...... 61/157 54/145 Anthony Morat ...... 9 207 23.0 0 46 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS ...... 6/9 6/17 Will Groff ...... 6 246 41.0 1 100 Team Total ...... 38 842 22.2 1 100 RUSHING ...... GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Opponents ...... 43 734 17.1 0 73 Steve Davis ...... 10 158 710 52 658 4.2 4 67 65.8 J.J. Tutwiler ...... 10 93 423 135 288 3.1 5 51 28.8 ALL PURPOSE ..... GP Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Mike Stepnick ...... 10 71 298 48 250 3.5 4 18 25.0 Neal Heaton Jr...... 10 63 594 0 295 0 952 95.2 Tim Hammer...... 10 36 195 4 191 5.3 2 28 19.1 Steve Davis ...... 10 658 155 0 0 0 813 81.3 Matt Rickert ...... 9 45 191 18 173 3.8 1 30 19.2 Anthony Morat ...... 10 0 204 269 207 0 680 68.0 Chris Stalker ...... 10 41 151 0 151 3.7 3 17 15.1 Jon Frechette ...... 10 0 380 12 0 0 392 39.2 Team Total ...... 10 461 2092 290 1802 3.9 20 67 180.2 J.J Tutwiler ...... 10 288 0 0 0 0 288 28.8 Opponents ...... 10 442 1859 418 1441 3.3 15 42 144.1 Mike Stepnick ...... 10 250 13 0 0 0 263 26.3 Will Groff ...... 10 0 0 0 246 0 246 24.6 PASSING ...... GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Team Total ...... 10 1802 1609 285 842 144 4682 468.2 J.J. Tutwiler ...... 10 112.26 236-117-5 49.6 1566 8 71 156.6 Opponents ...... 10 1441 1806 340 734 56 4377 437.7 Drew Lascari ...... 7 94.4 7-5-1 71.4 43 0 14 6.1 PR-Punt Return Yds. KOR-Kickoff Return Yds. IR-Interception Return Yds. Team Total ...... 10 111.29 244-122-6 50.0 1609 8 71 160.9 Opponents ...... 10 126.88 240-126-13 52.5 1806 16 61 180.6 DEFENSIVE |------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| Pass Blkd LEADERS ...... GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds BrUp FF Kick RECEIVING ...... GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Chad Rowe ...... 10 36 51 87 7.5-19 1.0-9 ------Neal Heaton Jr. ... 10 44 594 13.5 5 71 59.4 Chuck Eich ...... 10 45 40 85 2.0-11 1.0-9 1 1 --- Jon Frechette ...... 10 29 380 13.1 1 49 38.0 Matt Montpetit ..... 10 24 54 78 8.5-18 1.0-3 2 3 --- Anthony Morat ... 10 14 204 14.6 0 51 20.4 Adam Haas ...... 10 29 46 75 16.0-64 6.5-41 ------Steve Davis ...... 10 8 155 19.4 0 44 15.5 Travis Costin ...... 10 27 31 58 10.5-57 5.0-43 --- 5 --- Paul DeSantis ...... 10 8 95 11.9 0 22 9.5 Stef Sair ...... 9 28 22 50 1.0-2 --- 10 ------Pete Wilson ...... 10 6 96 16.0 0 35 9.6 Joe Bulone ...... 9 20 22 42 13.0-55 3.0-22 --- 2 --- Team Total ...... 10 122 1609 13.2 8 71 160.9 Josh Jablonski ...... 6 16 25 41 4.0-27 2.0-18 1 ------Opponents ...... 10 126 1806 14.3 16 61 180.6 Nick Ballard ...... 9 20 19 39 ------3 1 --- Ron Stewart ...... 10 26 11 37 ------6 ------FIELD GOALS .... FGM-FGA Pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long Blk Casey Lorenz ...... 10 14 19 33 3.0-8 1.0-1 ------Ryan DeCamp ...... 9-13 69.2 0-0 5-6 3-5 1-2 0-0 43 4 Matthew Ferreri ..... 10 18 15 33 13.0-41 3.0-20 --- 1 --- George Oostmeyer ...... 0-3 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-0 0 0 Will Groff ...... 10 19 9 28 ------2 1 --- Michael Dunn ...... 10 15 13 28 2.0-4 1.0-1 1 --- 1 |------PATs ------| Joe Pritchard ...... 10 8 6 14 4.5-17 2.0-13 --- 1 --- SCORING ...... TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Pts Nick Enko ...... 10 6 4 10 ------3 ------Ryan DeCamp ...... 0 9-13 25-27 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 52 Jon Krawchuk ...... 10 3 6 9 1.0-3 ------J.J Tutwiler ...... 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 30 Bryan Murphy ...... 10 4 5 9 2.5-5 1.0-1 ------Neal Heaton Jr...... 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 John Lawrence ...... 10 5 3 8 ------Mike Stepnick ...... 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Team Total ...... 10 393 419 812 91-360 30-210 29 16 3 Steve Davis ...... 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Opponents ...... 10 386 408 794 57-230 12-86 29 9 5 Chris Stalker ...... 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 TFL-Tackles for losses Pass BrUp-Pass Breakups FF-Forced Fumbles Chuch Eich ...... 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Team Total ...... 32 9-16 26-29 1-2 1 1-1 1 0 251 Opponents ...... 32 3-6 27-29 0-2 0 0-0 0 0 228

R E D D R A G O N S 25 2003 Game Box Scores

Game 1: SUNY Cortland 28, SUNY Brockport 14 Game 2: The College of New Jersey 21, SUNY Cortland 14 (Sept. 6, 2003 at Special Olympic Stadium; Brockport, NY; Att. 4,409) (Sept. 13, 2003 at Lions’ Stadium; Ewing, NJ; Att. 1,392)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game SUNY Cortland 0 0 7 7 14 (0-1) SUNY Cortland 7 0 7 0 14 (0-2, 0-1 NJAC) SUNY Brockport 7 14 7 0 28 (1-0) The College of N.J. 7 14 0 0 21 (2-0, 1-0 NJAC)

1st 3:57 BROCK - Jay Shelley 12 yd run (Mike Laney kick) 1st 10:36 TCNJ - Steve Andrews 34 yd run (Blake Abbot kick) 2nd 12:32 BROCK - Matt Boorom 11 yd pass from Bob Darnley 0:50 CORT - Mike Stepnick 10 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) (Mike Laney kick) 2nd 3:49 TCNJ - Jon Hedgepath 6 yd pass from Bob Schurtz 0:09 BROCK - Darin Brady 15 yd pass from Bob Darnley (Blake Abbot kick) (Mike Laney kick) 0:21 TCNJ - Steve Andrews 13 yd run (Blake Abbot kick) 3rd 7:33 CORT - Tony Romano 19 yd pass from J.J. Tutwiler 3rd 10:08 CORT - Matt Rickert 11 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) (Ryan DeCamp kick) 4:37 BROCK - Matt Boorom 25 yd pass from Bob Darnley RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Matt Rickert 11-39; Mike Stepnick (Mike Laney kick) 6-18 TCNJ-Jon Hedgepeth 23-85; Steve Andrews 5-49; Gregg Silvestri 4th 12:02 CORT - Neal Heaton Jr. 25 yd pass from J.J Tutwiler 9-21 (Ryan DeCamp kick) PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 18-8-0-139 TCNJ-Bob Schurtz 14-7-1-105 RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Mike Stepnick 4-35; Steve Davis 13-31; Chris Stalker 6-21 SUNY Brockport-Jon Brown 22-103; Jay RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Anthony Morat 4-95; Shelley 8-36; A.J. Covella 5-26 Tony Romano 2-14 TCNJ-Joe Franzone 3-29; Jon Hedgepath 2-22 TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Chad Rowe 4-9; PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 28-14-0-215 Casey Lorenz 3-9; Josh Jablonski 3-6; Nick Ballard 6-2; Chuck Eich 2-6; SUNY Brockport-Bob Darnley 20-13-1-206 Will Groff 4-2; Adam Haas 3-3 TCNJ-Michael Sykes 4-4; Ray Bateman 1-7; Joe Ward 2-5; Steve Vogt 2-4; Nick Tranchina 1-5 RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Neal Heaton Jr. 7-121; Jon Frechette 4-61; Tony Romano 3-33 SUNY Brockport-Matt Boorom 7-124; Darin Brady 3-74

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Chuck Eich 6-7; Casey Lorenz 7-4; Chad Rowe 5-5; Matt Monpetit 3-5; Will Groff 3-3; Adam Haas 2-4; Nick Ballard 1-5 SUNY Brockport-Mike Dumaw 4-7; Troy Anderson 4-2; Joe Toombs 4-2; Ryan Ballinger 0-6

Game 3: SUNY Cortland 23, Kean University 20 Game 4: SUNY Cortland 36, Buffalo State 14 (Sept. 20, 2003 at Kean Alumni Stadium; Union, NY; Att. 789) (Sept. 27, 2003 at SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex; Cortland, NY; Att. 3,100)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game SUNY Cortland 3 0 7 13 23 (1-2, 1-1 NJAC) Buffalo State 0 7 0 7 14 (1-3) Kean University 0 7 13 0 20 (0-3, 0-1 NJAC) SUNY Cortland 7 12 3 14 36 (2-2)

1st 9:13 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 35 yd field goal 1st 5:48 CORT - Neal Heaton Jr. 2 yd pass from J.J. Tutwiler 2nd 13:44 KEAN - Chandler Brown 30 yd run (Todd Galganske kick) (George Oostmeyer kick) 3rd 9:07 KEAN - Chandler Brown 32 yd run (Team rush failed) 2nd 9:05 BUFFST - Curtis Hathcock 2 yd run (Ken Ciolek kick) 5:11 CORT - Neal Heaton Jr. 18 yd pass from J.J. Tutwiler 1:16 CORT - Steve Davis 14 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) (George Oostmeyer kick failed) 4:47 KEAN - Chandler Brown 42 yd run (Todd Galganske kick) 1:06 CORT - Neal Heaton Jr. 26 yd pass from J.J. Tutwiler 4th 14:56 CORT - J.J. Tutwiler 1 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick failed) (Matt Rickert rush failed) 3:40 CORT - Steve Davis 2 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) 3rd 5:37 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 32 yd field goal 4th 8:01 BUFFST - Will Bryant 1 yd run (Ken Ciolek kick) RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Neal Heaton Jr. 2-68; Steve Davis 5:20 CORT - J.J. Tutwiler 51 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) 12-56; Chris Stalker 9-31 Kean University-Chandler Brown 34-227 2:16 CORT - Drew Lascari 14 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) RUSHING LEADERS: Buffalo State-Curtis Hathcock 25-68 PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 27-15-0-169 SUNY Cortland-Steve Davis 22-108: J.J. Tutwiler 8-67; Matt Rickert Kean University-Chris Ebbeson11-6-3-65 9-37

RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Neal Heaton Jr. 8-93; Pete PASSING LEADERS: Buffalo State-Michael Mikolaichik 27-12-163 Wilson 2-30; Paul DeSantis 2-20 Kean University-Derrick Valentine 6-65 SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 22-9-1-155

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Chuck Eich 6-5; RECEIVING LEADERS: Buffalo State-Marc Hoppy 4-47; T.J. Cottrell Michael Dunn 7-2; Travis Costin 4-3 Kean University-Lance Smith 7-3; 2-42; Jeff Shostak 2-34 SUNY Cortland-Neal Heaton Jr. 3-39; Steve Nolan James 6-4; Michael Watkins 7-2; Steve Skakum 1-6 Davis 2-65; Pete Wilson 2-34

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Buffalo State-Hank Pirowski 6-8; Bo Sireika 5-5; Nick Warren 6-2; Shaun Zelasko 4-3 SUNY Cortland-Chuck Eich 7-3; Chad Rowe 4-6; Matt Montpetit 4-6; Adam Haas 3-4; Joe Bulone 2-5

26 CORTLAND 2003 Game Box Scores

Game 5: Montclair St. University 28, SUNY Cortland 17 Game 6: Rowan University 34, SUNY Cortland 31 (OT) (Oct. 4, 2003 at SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex; Cortland, NY; Att. 300) (Oct. 18, 2003 at SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex; Cortland, NY; Att. 4,100)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT Total Record after game Montclair St. 0 14 7 7 28 (3-1, 1-0 NJAC) Rowan University 21 0 0 7 6 34 (5-1, 1-1 NJAC) SUNY Cortland 3 7 7 0 17 (2-3, 1-2 NJAC) SUNY Cortland 3 3 7 15 3 31 (2-4, 1-3 NJAC)

1st 1:13 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 29 yd field goal 1st 12:46 ROWAN - Phil Silva 5 yd pass from Mike Orihel 2nd 12:45 MONT - John DiGirolamo 1 yd run (Vincent Doffont kick) (Damian Shaddow kick) 12:36 MONT - Paul Golden 27 yd interception return 10:08 ROWAN - Endre Racz 12 yd pass from Mike Orihel (Vincent Doffont kick) (Damian Shaddow kick) 06:20 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 37 yd field goal 01:47 CORT - Jon Frechette 4 yd pass from J.J. Tutwiler 1:00 ROWAN - John Ferrante 4 yd pass from Mike Orihel (Ryan DeCamp kick) (Damian Shaddow kick) 3rd 11:17 CORT - Mike Stepnick 5 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) 2nd 10:33 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 25 yd field goal 9:53 MONT - Jasper Hankins 20 yd pass from John DiGirolamo 3rd 1:22 CORT - Neal Heaton Jr. 23 yd pass from J.J Tutwiler (Vincent Doffont kick) (Ryan DeCamp kick) 4th 10:07 MONT - Jasper Hankins 61 yd pass from John DiGirolamo 4th 9:49 CORT - J.J. Tutwiler 2 yd run (Vincent Doffont kick) (Paul DeSantis pass from J.J. Tutwiler) 7:34 CORT- Steve Davis 67 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) RUSHING LEADERS: Montclair St. Univ.-John DiGirolamo 7-57; 1:40 ROWAN - Pat Thompson 2 yd run (Damian Shaddow kick) Eugene Vick 23-23 SUNY Cortland-Steve Davis 19-68; Matt Rickert 7-48; OT 15:00 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 43 yd field goal J.J Tutwiler 15-40 15:00 CORT - Joe D’Imperio 16 yd pass from Pat Thompson RUSHING LEADERS: Rowan University-Pat Thompson 28-180; Brandon PASSING LEADERS: Montclair St. Univ.-John DiGirolamo 26-9-1-206 Medine 5-41 SUNY Cortland-Steve Davis 21-148; Mike Stepnick 8-28 SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 32-18-2-171 PASSING LEADERS: Rowan University-Mike Orihel 38-24-2-269 RECEIVING LEADERS: Montclair St. Univ.-Jasper Hankins 4-101; SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 32-15-0-213 Steve Armstrong 2-61; Brian Reitmeyer 2-36 SUNY Cortland-Jon Frechette 7-57; Neal Heaton Jr. 6-61 RECEIVING LEADERS: Rowan University-Tyree Jackson 5-55; Phil Silva 5-44; Endre Racz 3-54; Jon Barry 3-33; Tremaine Hill 3-19 TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montclair St. Univ.-Ray Meyer 6-5; Morgan SUNY Cortland-Neal Heaton Jr. 4-39; Jon Fechette 3-61; Paul DeSantis 3-38 Burklow 6-4; Shaun Murray 4-6; Matt Champion 3-5 SUNY Cortland- TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Rowan University-Mike McClain 6-7; Matt Montpetit 3-11; Matthew Ferreri 6-2; Chad Rowe 5-3; Adam Haas Domenic Tomeo 7-5; David Smith 5-5 SUNY Cortland-Josh Jablonski 0-8 5-10; Adam Haas 9-4; Travis Costin 3-10; Chad Rowe 5-7

Game 7: SUNY Cortland 20, William Paterson 14 Game 8: SUNY Cortland 43, Utica College 7 (Oct. 25, 2003 at Wightman Field; Wayne, NJ; Att. 1,178) (Nov. 1, 2003 at Charles A. Gaetano Stadium; Utica, NY; Att. 1,265)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game SUNY Cortland 0 0 7 13 20 (3-4, 2-3 NJAC) SUNY Cortland 22 7 14 0 43 (4-4) William Paterson 0 7 0 7 14 (1-7, 0-4 NJAC) Utica College 0 7 0 0 7 (1-8)

2nd 6:42 WP - Bryant Richardson 45 yd pass from Darrell Russian 1st 13:48 CORT - Steve Davis 13 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) (Brian Kalendak kick) 12:12 CORT - Chuck Eich 11 yd interception return 3rd 7:50 CORT - Chuck Eich 20 yd interception return (Ryan DeCamp kick) (Ryan DeCamp kick) 1:15 CORT - Dan Bryant 17 yd pass from J.J. Tutwiler 4th 12:36 WP - Bryant Richardson 34 yd pass from Darrell Russian (Matt Rickert rush) (Brian Kalendak kick) 2nd 9:20 UTICA - Paul Hart 5 yd pass from Adam Luciano 10:16 CORT - Mike Stepnick 11 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) (Michael Blanchfield kick) 00:05 CORT - J.J. Tutwiler 5 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick failed) 2:49 CORT - Chuck Eich 16 yd interception return (Ryan DeCamp kick) RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-J.J Tutwiler 9-43; Steve Davis 14-40; 3rd 10:22 CORT - Tim Hammer 2 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) Mike Stepnick 6-37 William Paterson-Thomas Murphy 22-134 2:39 CORT - Tim Hammer 1 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick)

PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 23-10-1-101 RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Tim Hammer 25-146; Steve Davis William Paterson-Darrell Russian 23-11-2-189 7-36; J.J Tutwiler 3-26 Utica College-Chad Clark 19-66

RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Neal Heaton Jr. 5-57; Jon Frechette PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 11-7-1-67; Drew 4-47 William Paterson-Bryant Richardson 5-112; Thomas Murphy 2-36 Lascari 6-4-1-37 Utica College-Adam Luciano 24-10-1-90

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Chad Rowe 3-9; Chuck Eich RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Jon Frechette 3-33; Neal Heaton 7-4; Michael Dunn 3-6; Adam Haas 2-7; Matt Montpetit 1-8 Jr. 3-23; Anthony Morat 2-10 Utica College-Brandon Cooper 3-31; William Paterson-Andy Howell 5-4; Tom Larsen 5-2; John Asbury 3-4; Brian Barth 3-19 Qaadir Majeed 2-5 TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland- Chuck Eich 5-4; Joe Bulone 5-2; Adam Haas 4-3; Stef Sair 4-3 Utica College-Jason Colunio 5-4; Anthony Venturino 8-0; John Lignowski 5-2

R E D D R A G O N S 27 2003 Game Box Scores

Game 9: SUNY Cortland 16, Ithaca College 15 Game 10: St. John Fisher 47, SUNY Cortland 37 (Nov. 15, 2003 at Butterfield Stadium; Ithaca, NY; Att. 11,743) (Nov. 22, 2003 at Growney Stadium; Pittsford, NY; Att. 1,218)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after game SUNY Cortland 3 7 0 6 16 (5-4) SUNY Cortland 9 0 7 21 37 (5-5) Ithaca College 0 6 6 3 15 (8-2) St. John Fisher 6 24 10 7 47 (8-3)

1st 0:01 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 28 yd field goal 1st 10:12 FISHER - Noah Fehrenbach 11 yd pass from Greg Roland 2nd 8:48 ITHACA - Josh Felicetti 12 yd run (Peter Mayer rush failed) (Scott VanAlst kick blocked) 10:12 CORT - Michael Dunn PAT return 7:51 CORT - Chris Stalker 2 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) 8:29 CORT - Chris Stalker 1 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) 3rd 10:00 ITHACA - Jamie Free 1 yd run (Brett Kitenplon kick failed) 2nd 11:00 FISHER - Jason Meyers 19 yd run (Scott VanAlst kick) 4th 12:12 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 20 yd field goal 7:17 FISHER - Craig Fitzpatrick 27 yd pass from Greg Roland 3:28 ITHACA - Brett Kitenplon 24 yd field goal (Scott VanAlst kick) 0:00 CORT - Ryan DeCamp 26 yd field goal 3:39 FISHER - Mark Robinson 5 yd run (Scott VanAlst kick) 0:03 FISHER - Scott VanAlst 30 yd field goal RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Steve Davis 27-63; J.J. Tutwiler 3rd 5:54 FISHER - Scott VanAlst 27 yd kick 12-63; Tim Hammer 7-37 Ithaca College-Pete Celebre 14-67; Caleb 5:41 CORT - Will Groff 100 yd kickoff return (Ryan DeCamp kick) Greer-Carney 5-21 2:35 FISHER - James Simboli 28 yd pass from Greg Roland (Scott VanAlst kick) PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 21-8-0-103 4th 13:58 CORT - Mike Stepnick 3 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) Ithaca College-Josh Felicetti 26-12-0-179 10:02 CORT - Chris Stalker 3 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) 4:36 FISHER - Mark Robinson 26 yd run (Scott VanAlst kick) RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Neal Heaton Jr. 2-42; Steve Davis 2:18 CORT - J.J. Tutwiler 3 yd run (Ryan DeCamp kick) 2-12; Ithaca College-Jeff Welch 5-79; Vince Dargush 3-51; Jamie Free 2-23 RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Steve Davis 18-99; J.J. Tutwiler 15-48; Mike Stepnick 8-38 St. John Fisher- Jason Meyers 39-169; Mark Robinson 6-62 TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Matt Montpetit 3-6; Chad Rowe 3-4; Chuck Eich 2-5 Ithaca College-Jon Edgcomb 7-8; Dustin Ross PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-J.J. Tutwiler 22-13-0-233 6-8; Brett Campbell 3-8; Robert Truman 5-3 St. John Fisher-Greg Roland 26-20-0-300

RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Neal Heaton Jr. 5-97; Anthony Morat 5-56 St. John Fisher-Noah Fehrenbach 9-110

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Adam Haas 4-8; Matt Montpetit 4-7; Stef Sair 6-4 St. John Fisher-Mike Fox 7-8; Jay Schickling 6-5

2003 Individual Game Highs Football Athletic Training Staff

Rushes ...... 27 Steve Davis at Ithaca Yards Rushing ...... 148 Steve Davis vs. Rowan TD Rushes ...... 2Tim Hammer at Utica Chris Stalker at St. John Fisher Long Rush ...... 67 Neal Heaton Jr. at Kean Steve Davis vs. Rowan Pass Attempts ...... 32 J.J. Tutwiler vs. Montclair St. J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan Pass Completions ... 18 J.J. Tutwiler vs. Montclair St. Yards Passing ...... 233 J.J. Tutwiler at St. John Fisher TD Passes ...... 2 J.J. Tutwiler at Brockport J.J. Tutwiler vs. Buffalo St. Long Pass ...... 71 J.J. Tutwiler at St. John Fisher Receptions ...... 8 Neal Heaton Jr. at Kean Yards Receiving .... 121 Neal Heaton Jr. at Brockport TD Receptions ...... 2 Neal Heaton Jr. vs. Buffalo St. Long Reception ...... 71 Neal Heaton Jr. at St. John Fisher Field Goals ...... 3Ryan DeCamp vs. Rowan Ryan DeCamp at Ithaca Front Row: (left to right) Katie Hutnick, Janet Parcell, Long Field Goal ...... 43 Ryan DeCamp vs Rowan Punts ...... 8 J.J. Tutwiler at Wm. Paterson Margaret Hannan, Heidi Alden, Head Football Trainer Long Punt ...... 65 J.J. Tutwiler at Wm. Paterson Tara Richards. Long Punt Return ... 24 Anthony Morat vs. Buffalo St. Long Kick Return .. 100 Will Groff at St. John Fisher Back Row: (left to right) Shawn Maguire, Brian Atkins, Tackles ...... 15 Josh Jablonski vs. Rowan Matt Frear, Dawn Sudol, Kristen Tucker. Sacks ...... 2.0 Adam Haas vs. Rowan Joe Pritchard at St. John Fisher Not Pictured: Ethan Carter, Jared Goodrich, Brigit Loud. Interceptions ...... 1 Six players

28 CORTLAND formerly known as the Sears Directors’ Cup from 1995- About SUNY Cortland 2002. Cortland is the only New York school and one of only six nationwide to finish in the top 20 each of the last nine years. Since 1989, the Red Dragons have captured Located atop one of the rolling hills in central New York’s 12 NCAA Division III team titles. “City of Seven Valleys,” the State University of New York College at Cortland was founded in 1868 as the Cortland The College offers its student-athletes excellent athletic Normal School, which included among its earliest facilities. The newly-constructed on-campus stadium students inventor and industrialist Elmer A. Sperry of features two artificial turf fields. One field seats 6,500 Sperry-Rand Corp. fame. spectators, the other 1,500. The Cortland football, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s Over the decades, the campus expanded and in 1941, by lacrosse and men’s and women’s track and field teams are an act of legislature and the Board of Regents, the among those who utilize the facility, which the New York institution officially became a four-year college providing Times called “...a new stadium worthy of a major courses leading to the bachelor’s degree. In 1948, university power.” Cortland was a founding member of the State University of New York. The Bessie L. Park Physical Education and Recreation Center, opened in 1973, features the Whitney T. Corey Today, approximately 7,500 students are pursuing degrees Gymnasium with a 3,500 seating capacity; the Olympic- within the College’s three academic divisions — arts and sized Harriet Holsten swimming pool with gallery seating sciences, professional studies and the school of education. for 1,500; the Alumni Ice Arena, a facility which can Twenty-three departments with a faculty of more than accommodate 2,500 spectators; a 500-seat gymnastics 400 offer the SUNY Cortland student body 70 majors and arena, racquetball and squash courts, a wrestling room, 44 minors from which to choose. modern athletic training facilities and the state-of-the-art Francis Woods Fitness Facility. The College’s main campus covers 191 acres and includes 30 traditional and modern buildings. Fourteen of these Nearby Clayton R. Lusk Field House, with its tartan- structures are residence halls providing on-campus textured surface, is home for the indoor track teams, housing for approximately 3,000 students. Cortland also varsity practice sessions and recreational activities. operates its Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake Cortland’s soccer teams play on T. Fred “Prof” Holloway in the Adirondacks, the Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve Field, which has lights for night contests and newly outside Cortland, and the Brauer Memorial Geological installed bleachers. The College also has 22 outdoor Field Station on the Helderberg Escarpment near Albany. tennis courts and two outdoor basketball courts and boasts Robert H. Wallace Field (baseball) and Dragon Field At Cortland, athletics are viewed as having an important (softball) as part of its 51 acres of athletic fields. role in the educational mission of the College. During the fall, winter and spring seasons, Cortland participates in 25 intercollegiate sports — 14 women’s and 11 men’s — in an attempt to provide a broad program which meets the needs, interests and abilities of its students.

The Cortland athletic program placed eighth nationally out of 430 colleges and universities in the 2003-04 all-sport National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Directors’ Cup Division III standings. The award was

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