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Nuestro Modo 2014 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL A.M.D.G. NUESTRO MODO TTableable ooff ContentsContents TTableable ofof ContentsContents MMediaedia PPoliciesolicies Table of Contents ............................................................................1 The 2014 John Carroll University Football Media Guide has been Media Information ..........................................................................1 designed by the JCU Sports Informa on Offi ce in an eff ort to Quick Facts .......................................................................................2 provide relevant informa on regarding the Blue Streak football 2014 Outlook ............................................................................... 3-4 team to all interested par es. The informa on contained within About John Carroll University ...................................................5-6 this guide was known to be accurate as of July 31, 2014. All Surrounding Communities ............................................................7 subsequent updates regarding John Carroll football will be Don Shula Stadium .........................................................................8 made on the offi cial athle c’s website of JCU, www.jcusports. John Carroll Athletic Facilities ......................................................9 com. Blue Streaks in the Pros ..........................................................10-11 Travel Abroad ...........................................................................12-13 Creden als Academic Success ..........................................................................14 Media creden als are available by e-mailing Chris Wenzler, Community Service ......................................................................15 sports informa on director, at [email protected]. Creden als Head Coach Tom Arth ...........................................................16-17 can be picked up at the cket kiosk on the day of a game. Please Assistant Coaches ....................................................................18-21 make requests at least 48 hours in advance. Athletic Administration................................................................21 2014 Roster ...............................................................................22-25 Parking Lettermen Profi les ...................................................................26-47 Parking is available on John Carroll’s campus across Belvoir 2013 In Review .........................................................................48-60 Blvd. from Don Shula Stadium on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve 2014 Opponents .......................................................................61-65 basis. Note you cannot park in 24/7 spaces for faculty, staff or Year-By-Year Scores ................................................................66-72 administrators. Records vs. Opposition .................................................................72 JCU Football Records .............................................................73-76 Press Box 1 About the Ohio Athletic Conference ....................................77-78 The press box is located at the top of the home side stands. All-Americans ..........................................................................79-80 The press box can be access by an elevator (entrance is at end CCreditsredits of walkway between football stadium and baseball bleachers). Phone lines and outlets will be made available on a fi rst-come, Th e 2014 John Carroll University football media guide was edited fi rst-serve basis, and all eff orts will be made to accommodate by Kevin Smith, graduate assistant sports information director. requests for space. Editorial assistance by Chris Wenzler, assistant athletic director/ sports information director and the John Carroll University Game Day Informa on athletic department. Cover design by John Young, John Carroll Rosters, depth charts and game notes will be provided in the University IMC. Photos by the John Carroll University athletic press box. Sta s cs will be passed out at the end of each department, Ryan Baker (Baker Media Productions), John Reid quarter. Media can access live stats at www.sidearmstats.com/ III (John Reid Photography) and John Carroll University IMC. jcu/football. Food and beverages are available throughout the Photos of JCU football alums in the NFL courtesy of the New game. England Patriots, the San Diego Chargers, the San Franciso 49ers and the Redskins. Helmets courtesy of Th e Helmet Project. Postgame Interviews All postgame interviews will be conducted on the fi eld. All player and coach requests for interviews should be directed to Chris Wenzler or Kevin Smith of the John Carroll University sports informa on offi ce. Radio A school’s offi cial campus radio sta on may use the visi ng phone line on a reciprocal basis or pay $50. Sta ons must restrict themselves to two persons in the press box and one on the fi eld. Commercial sta ons must pay $50 and pay for ac via on of a phone line. All reserva ons must be made through the JCU Sports Informa on Offi ce at least 72 hours in advance. 2014 John Carroll Football Media Guide QQuickuick FactsFacts 2014 John Carroll Football Schedule Football Information Date Opponent Site Time Nickname Blue Streaks Sept. 6 St. Vincent University Hts., Ohio 2 p.m. Colors Blue & Gold Sept. 20 Heidelberg* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m. Na onal Affi lia on NCAA Division III Sept. 27 Baldwin Wallace* University Hts., Ohio 7 p.m. Conference Affi lia on Ohio Athle c Conference Oct. 4 Ohio Northern* Ada, Ohio 1:30 p.m. Stadium Don Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field (5,416) Oct. 11 Wilmington* Wilmington, Ohio 2 p.m. Surface Shaw Sportexe Powerblade HP+ with Spikezone Oct. 18 Marie a* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m. 2013 Record 9-2, 8-1 OAC Oct. 25 Capital* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m. Conference Finish Second Nov. 1 Muskingum* New Concord, Ohio 1:30 p.m. NCAA Advancement Lost in First Round to St. John Fisher Nov. 8 O erbein* University Hts., Ohio 1:30 p.m. Final Na onal Ranking 13/13 Nov. 15 Mount Union* Alliance, Ohio 1:30 p.m. Le ermen Returning 57 Le ermen Lost 16 2013 John Carroll Football Results Starters Returning 13 (7 off ense, 6 defense) Date Opponent Result Starters Lost 9 (4 off ense, 5 defense) Sept. 7 vs. St. Norbert W, 41-0 Web www.jcusports.com Sept. 21 at No. 23 Baldwin Wallace* W, 27-7 Facebook John Carroll University Varsity Athle cs Sept. 28 O erbein* W, 28-0 Twi er @jcusports Oct. 5 Capital* W, 54-0 Radio WJCU-FM (88.7) Oct. 12 at Marie a* W, 62-7 Oct. 19 Muskingum* W, 41-9 University Administration Oct. 26 at Ohio Northern* W, 47-0 Rev. Robert L. Niehoff , S.J. President Nov. 2 at Wilmington* W, 63-3 Mr. David Short ‘81 Chairman of the Board of Directors Nov. 9 No. 10/9 Heidelberg* W, 48-7 Dr. Jeanne Colleran Provost & Academic VP Jerome P. DeSanto, Ed.D. Execu ve VP 2 Nov. 16 at No. 1/1 Mount Union* L, 34-42 Nov. 23 No. 25/- St. John Fisher^ L, 16-25 Dr. Mark D. McCarthy VP of Student Aff airs Mr. Brian G. Williams VP for Enrollment John Carroll Football Staff Mr. Richard F. Mausser VP for Finance/CFO Name Du es Year at JCU Ms. Doreen Knapp Riley VP for University Advancement Tom Arth Head Coach 5th (2nd as Head Coach) Dr. Edward J. Peck VP for University Mission & Iden ty Tommy Zagorski Off ensive Coordinator/Off ensive Line 7th Mr. Jim Crosby Director of Legal Aff airs Chris Shula Defensive Coordinator 1st Frank Ross Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs 2nd Athletics Personnel Brian Cochran Recrui ng Coordinator/Defensive Line 8th Laurie Massa Senior Director of Athle cs Brian Beigie Wide Receivers 2nd Gretchen Weitbrecht Associate AD/Internal Opera ons Jonathan Cooley Secondary/Defensive GA 2nd Jane Evans Assistant AD/External Opera ons D.J. Debick Tight Ends/Off ensive GA 2nd Christopher Wenzler Assistant AD/Sports Informa on Director Ma Feeney Linebackers 1st Kevin Smith Sports Informa on GA Joe Gaglione Linebackers 1st Nancy Coyne Administra ve Assistant Ryan Gravel Off ensive Quality Control/WRs 1st Marcia Robbins Administra ve Assistant Marty Newman Linebackers/Special Teams 2nd Tim Robertson Strength & Condi oning Coach Dr. Andrew Welki Faculty Athle c Representa ve John Carroll Sports Medicine Rev. Bernard F. McAniff , S.J. Football Team Chaplin Don McPhillips Head Athle c Trainer Dr. A. J. Cianfl occo Team Physician Paul Spicuzza Assistant Athle c Trainer Michelle Fowler Assistant Athle c Trainer Bri any Urbania Assistant Athle c Trainer Caldwell Emmer-Lovell Assistant Athle c Trainer Toby Pernoja Assistant Liz Delehanty Graduate Assistant John Carroll Equipment & Facilities Danny Hollowell Athle c Equipment & Facili es Manager Michael Wojcik Athle c Equipment & Facili es Manager @jcusports | @jcufootball SSeasoneason OutlookOutlook Resurgence, the theme of the 2013 season for the John Carroll University football program. A er an 11-year hiatus from the NCAA postseason fi rst-year head coach Tom Arth hit the ground running ins lling the old Jesuit ideal of ‘nuestro modo’ meaning ‘our way’. The former All-American quarterback guided his alma mater back into the postseason for the fi rst me since 2002. Now in his second year at the helm, Arth will be tasked with maintaining JCU’s spot amongst the na on’s elite teams. “We have a number of le erwinners back this year which is great,” said Arth. “We have great leadership. We did lose quite a few really signifi cant contributors off of last year’s team. They will be really diffi cult to replace and that’s a big challenge for us going forward.” OFFENSE John Carroll returns Mark
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