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22010010 PPENGUINSENGUINS FFOOTBALLOOTBALL HEAD COACH: Eric Wolford (Kansas State, 1994) • First Season SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Trevor Parks WORK PHONE: (330) 941-3192 | CELL PHONE: (330) 402-3289 EMAIL: [email protected] | FAX: (330) 941-3191 Twitter: @ysusports | Facebook: www.facebook.com/ysusports 22010010 YYoungstownoungstown SStatetate FFootballootball WWeeklyeekly GGameame NNotesotes | GGameame ##88 aatt SSouthouth DDakotaakota SStatetate COACHING STAFF OPENING KICKOFF Eric Wolford __________________________ Head Coach The Penguins (3-4 overall and 1-3 MVFC) are GGAMEDAYAMEDAY IINFORMATIONNFORMATION Tom Sims _______ Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line on the road for the second consecutive week MMatchup:atchup: YYSUSU aatt SSouthouth DDakotaakota SStatetate Shane Montgomery _________ Offensive Coordinator/QB when they visit South Dakota State...kickoff for DDate:ate: OOct.ct. 223,3, 22010010 Rick Kravitz ________________Defensive Coordinator/LB KKickoff:ickoff: 3 pp.m..m. EEastern/2astern/2 pp.m..m. CCentralentral the contest against the Jackrabbits at Coughlin- Louie Matsakis _________ Special Teams Coordinator/RB LLocation:ocation: BBrookings,rookings, SS.D..D. Phil Longo ______ Recruiting Coordinator/Wide Receivers Alumni Stadium in Brookings is set for 3 p.m. SStadium:tadium: CCoughlin-Alumnioughlin-Alumni SStadiumtadium ((15,000)15,000) Frank J. Buffano ____________________Defensive Backs Eastern/2 p.m. Central...the contest will be SSurface:urface: NNaturalatural GGrassrass Carmen Bricillo _______________________Offensive Line carried live on 570 WKBN...SDSU (2-4 and FForecast:orecast: 5599 ddegrees,egrees, PPartlyartly CCloudyloudy Ron Stoops Jr. ____________________________Safeties 2-2) has found some momentum after dropping Andre Coleman __________________________Tight Ends SSeries:eries: SSDSUDSU lleadseads 66-5-5 Rollen Smith ________________ Assistant Defensive Line its fi rst four games of the season...the Jacks LLastast MMeeting:eeting: SSDSUDSU wwonon 117-37-3 iinn 22009009 Dan Kopp ____________________ Director of Operations were impressive in a 31-10 win at Southern Il- Brian Keidel __________________________Video Director linois, one week after downing Western Illinois, RRadio:adio: 557070 WWKBNKBN ((2:302:30 pp.m.).m.) Brian Jones _______________Student Assistant (Offense) 33-29, at home...the Penguins have been the BBobob HHannonannon ((PlayPlay bbyy PPlay)lay) George Clarke _____________ Student Assistant (Offense) heartbreak kids dropping their fi nal two games EEdd MMuranskyuransky ((Analysis)Analysis) DDaveave SSessess ((Sidelines)Sidelines) Sal Guagliardo ___________ Student Assistant (Defense) late in the fourth quarter...at Western Illinois, Alex Antonucci ___________ Student Assistant (Defense) MMikeike OOrtorto ((Engineer)Engineer) the Guins led 24-14 at halftime and 38-34 late QUICK FACTS in the fourth before the Leathernecks rallied IInternetnternet VVideoideo OOnlynly Location _________________________Youngstown, Ohio for the 40-38 victory...the contest featured FFeedeed aatt ggojacks.comojacks.com Founded ___________________________________ 1908 nine lead changes, with the last one coming PPrice:rice: $$11.9511.95 oonn JJackrabbitackrabbit EExtraxtra Enrollment ________________________________ 15,194 with one-minute left...YSU tied a school record Conference __________________ Missouri Valley Football Nickname _______________________________ Penguins with 32 fi rst downs and, for the second time Colors ______________________________Red and White this year, had more than 500 yards of total of- President ____________________Dr. Cynthia E. Anderson fense...SDSU has beaten the Penguins the past Athletics Director _______________________ Ron Strollo two seasons to grab a 6-5 edge in the all-time Faculty Representative _______________Dr. Chet Cooper series...last year the Jackrabbits won 17-3 in FOOTBALL INFORMATION Youngstown and in 2008, they cruised to a 40-7 win in what was their fi rst MVFC game in First Year of Football _________________________ 1938 YOUNGSTOWN STATE SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Overall Record ________________________ 425-281-17 school history...YSU returns home to face UNI Last Postseason Appearance __________________ 2006 on Homecoming next Saturday. PENGUINS JACKRABBITS Coach Wolford Record ______________3-4 (First Season) Stadium _______ Arnold D. Stambaugh Stadium (20,630) SERIES HISTORY Record: 3-4, 1-3 MVFC Record: 2-4, 2-2 MVFC Field _______________________Dwight ‘Dike’ Beede Field Last Game: Oct. 16 Last Game: Oct. 16 The series with South Dakota State dates won at Southern Illinois, 31-10 Year Opened ________________________________ 1982 lost at Western Illinois, 40-38 back to a 1942 meeting, and the schools Playing Surface______________________Sprinturf, 2002 played seven times from 1968 through 1979. Coach: Eric Wolford Coach: John Stiegelmeier Football Offi ce _____________________ (330) 941-3478 Alma Mater: Kansas State, 1994 Alma Mater: SDSU, 1979 Tickets____________________________ (330) 941-1YSU The teams resumed the series in 2007 with a YSU Record: 3-4 SDSU Record: 85-64 Offense ___________________________________Spread YSU win, but SDSU has won the past two games Career Record: 3-4 Career Record: 85-64 Defense ______________________________________ 4-3 allowing just 10 totals points. vs. South Dakota State: 0-0 vs. Youngstown State: 2-1 2010 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS/NOTES Date Opponent Site Time/Score Notes Sept. 4 at Penn State State College, Pa. L, 14-44 YSU led 7-3 after fi rst quarter; Barnes 11 catches, 134 yards, TD; Hess 21-of-25, 2 TD Sept. 11 Butler Stambaugh W, 31-7 Bellamy 2 TDs; Barnes 86-yard punt return TD; YSU 286 yards rushing Sept. 18 Central Connecticut St. Stambaugh W, 63-24 School-record-tying 63 points, eight rushing TDs; Cook 14 rush, 179 yds, 3 TD Sept. 25 Southern Illinois* Stambaugh W, 31-28 YSU trailed 14-0 and led 31-14; Hess 3 TD passes; Cook 111 yds; Forced 4 TOs Oct. 2 at Missouri State* Springfi eld, Mo. L, 25-35 YSU led 17-0 after fi rst quarter; Cook 167 yards, 2 TD; Liste 69-yard punt Oct. 9 North Dakota State* Stambaugh L, 29-34 YSU led 29-28 with :51 left; Hess 252 yards; Bellamy 21-156; Barnes 10-151 Oct. 16 at Western Illinois* Macomb, Ill. L, 38-40 YSU led 38-34 with just over a minute left and 24-14 at half; Bellamy 3 TD, Cook 30-161 Oct. 23 at South Dakota State* Brookings, S.D. 3 p.m. Guins have split four all-time meetings in Brookings, SDSU has won both MVFC meetings Oct. 30 UNI* (HC) Stambaugh 1 p.m. Last victory over Panthers came in 2000; YSU dropped one-point game in 2008 Nov. 6 at Illinois State* Normal, Ill. 2 p.m. YSU lost wild 54-44 contest last time in Normal; Guins took 10-9 series lead last year Nov. 13 Indiana State* Stambaugh 1 p.m. Penguins have won 18 of the 19 all-time meetings; YSU has 13 straight wins All Times are Eastern and subject to change | *Missouri Valley Football Conference game | (HC) Homecoming | All games on 570 WKBN YYoungstownoungstown SStatetate aatt SSouthouth DDakotaakota SStatetate • OOct.ct. 223,3, 22010...pg.010...pg. 1 wwww.YSUsports.comww.YSUsports.com 22010010 YYoungstownoungstown SStatetate FFootballootball WWeeklyeekly GGameame NNotesotes | GGameame ##88 aatt SSDSUDSU NOTES FROM WIU GAME SDSU SCOUTING REPORT • The Penguins tied a school record with 32 South Dakota State has won two straight fi rst downs. The other time was 32 against games after dropping its fi rst four to start the HEADE COACH Liberty in 1989. campaign. • Once again, YSU had more total plays (89- ERICR WOLFORD SDSU put together a strong outing beating 67), more yards rushing (293-178), more Southern Illinois 31-10 in Carbondale last KANSASAN ST., 1994 yards total offense (506-480), more third- Saturday. Against the Salukis, the Jackrabbits down conversions (6-5) and more time of scored 31 of the game’s fi rst 34 points on two 3-4 | FIRST SEASON possession (36:03-23:57) in the game. Kyle Minett touchdown runs, a touchdown pass • For the second time this year, the Guins by Thomas O’Brien and an 87-yard interception went over 500 yards of total offense (512 return by Cole Brodie. vs. CCSU). SDSU opened the season with losses to YearYear RecordRecord Pct.Pct MVFC Pct. • For the sixth straight game, YSU owned a Delaware, Illinois State, Nebraska and UNI with 2010 3-4 3 4 .42842 1-3 .250 double-digit advantage. However for the third all but the game versus the Redbirds coming TTotalsotals 33-4-4 .428.428 11-3-3 .250.250 straight week, it lost the game. on the road. • WR Dominique Barnes extended his The Jackrabbits have had winning seasons RRECORDECORD BBREAKDOWNREAKDOWN reception-in-a-game streak to 30, tying the each of the past eight years and reached the HHomeome ________________________________________________________________ 33-1-1 school record of 30 held by Kyle Smith. He FCS playoffs for the fi rst time in 2009. AAwayway ________________________________________________________________ 00-3-3 had seven receptions for 85 yards. • WR Ely Ducatel caught a career-high six PPostseasonostseason ______________________________________________________ 00-0-0 LAST YEAR VS. SDSU vvs.s. FFCSCS RRankedanked TTeamseams __________________________________ 11-2-2 passes, TB Jamaine Cook had a career-best vvs.s. UUnrankednranked TTeamseams ________________________________________ 22-1-1 30 carries, TB Adaris Bellamy scored a A solid defensive performance kept the Pen- vvs.s. FFBSBS ____________________________________________________________ 00-1-1 career-high three touchdowns and QB Kurt guins in the contest, but once again it
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