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Since ’s arrival . . . Al GOLDEN On the Field Head Coach • 2009 EagleBank Bowl participant Fifth Season at Temple • Penn State ‘91

• 2009 MAC East co-Champion Al Golden, who has 13 postseason bowl Award, presented by the Philadelphia Sports Con- • Longest single-season winning streak games on his résumé, enters his fifth season as gress, and the Athletic Department’s inaugural head football coach at Temple University in 2010. T.E.A.M. [Temple's Exceptional Acts for Mankind] (9 wins in 2009) The Colts Neck, N.J., native was named the Owls’ Award for community service. 24th head football coach on December 6, 2005, after Off the field, Golden has mentored the Owls • Second-most wins in school history (9) spending the prior five seasons as defensive coor- through the greatest academic turnaround in the dinator at the University of Virginia. The 41-year old NCAA APR Reform Era. • Third bowl appearance in school history Golden is the sixth-youngest head coach in college In his third season in 2008, Golden guided the football’s bowl subdivision. Owls to a 5-7 mark, the team’s most wins since • First bowl appearance in 30 years Completing his fourth season, Golden guided 1990, and a second-place finish in the MAC East. the Owls to new heights in 2009. Temple recorded Facing five opponents that went on to postseason • Temple set the school and Mid-American its first winning season since 1990 and made its first play, the Owls persevered to new heights, despite Conference records for the largest home bowl appearance in 30 years. The Owls’ bowl game losing three games on the very last play of the game. crowd (69,029). was just the third in 111 years of Temple football. In 2008, Golden saw five Owls earn All-MAC hon- Temple finished the season at 9-4 overall, tying ors, including senior DT Terrance Knighton, Temple’s • Temple had the most wins in 18 years in for first place in the Mid-American Conference East inaugural first-team selection. Temple showed sig- Division with a 7-1 mark. The MAC East champi- nificant improvement on special teams, leading the 2008. onship was the Owls’ best conference finish since nation in kickoff returns. The Owls out-scored their joining the league in 2003. TU won a single-season opponents for the season for the first time since • Temple’s school record attendance record nine consecutive games. 1990. in 2007 finished No. 1 in the MAC Named the 2009 MAC Coach of the Year and During his second season in 2007, Golden once the Maxwell Club’s Tri-State Coach of the Year, again played the nation’s most true freshmen (20) • Temple has had the No. 1 ranked Golden also saw an unprecedented 15 Owls earn All- and started the nation’s most true freshmen (12). He recruiting class in the MAC for three MAC honors, including a school record eight first- led the Owls to a 4-8 overall record and a 4-4 mark consecutive years (CollegeFootballNews. team All-MAC honorees. All-American Bernard during their inaugural season in the Mid-American com ‘06; Scout.com ‘07, ‘08). Pierce was named the MAC Freshman of the Year, Conference. Along the way, TU won three consecu- while sophomore Adrian Robinson garnered MAC tive games. The fourth win tied Temple’s mark for • Temple has fielded the nation’s youngest Defensive Player of the Year accolades. the most conference wins since 1967. Led by All- team two consecutive seasons (‘06, ‘07). The Owls also received recognition for their MAC players DT Andre Neblett and DB Dominique community service efforts. In 2009, the Temple team Harris, the Cherry & White defense led the MAC in was awarded the Robert P. Levy Community Service total defense, red zone defense, and pass defense. • Temple recorded the greatest one-year de- fensive turnaround in NCAA Bowl Subdivision (from #117 in 2006 Joseph V. Labolito to #44 in 2007).

• Temple recorded its longest win streak (nine games) in 17 years.

• Temple had the most conference wins in 40 years (seven).

• Temple earned Tostitos National Team of the Week honors by CollegeSportsReport.com (Oct. 22, 2007).

• Temple set a school record for largest attendance at the Cherry & White spring game.

124 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff The Owls’ red zone defense ranked first nationally. All-Americans by The Sporting News. It signaled the In his first campaign in Owl Country, Golden largest number of rookies to receive national recog- played 22 true freshmen, the most in the nation, nition in program history. against the third most difficult schedule in the coun- Golden was named the youngest defensive co- In the Classroom try. Only national champion Florida (10) and Stanford ordinator in Division I-A by Virginia head coach Al (9) played more bowl participants during the regular Groh in January 2001 after spending the previous season than the Owls, who competed against eight season at his alma mater, serving as linebackers • Temple initiated the START FAST program. teams that earned postseason berths. Thirty-eight coach and recruiting coordinator under Joe Paterno. players saw their first major college football action From 2001 to 2004, the Cavaliers’ defense improved • Temple renovated the team lounge with 13 under Golden in 2006, including 27 freshmen. under his tutelage, ranking 108th in total defense in desktop computers and eight laptops. Golden captured his first victory at the helm his first year to ranking 18th in total defense in 2004. when the Owls defeated Bowling Green, 28- 14, at In the same time period, Virginia’s scoring defense Lincoln Financial Field on Oct. 28, 2006. The win went from 74th in the nation (27.6 ppg) to 17th (17.7 • Temple has recorded the largest was the largest accomplishment for the Owls on the ppg) utilizing Golden’s 3-4 scheme. academic turnaround in the APR field, but a multitude of goals were achieved off the In addition to his responsibilities as defensive reform era. field during Golden’s initial campaign. Temple un- coordinator, Golden directed the inside linebackers veiled the most comprehensive academic support from 2001-04 before shifting to the secondary in team in the Mid-American Conference. The program 2005. In 2004, he oversaw a defense that featured • Temple established the Chodoff was also successful in assembling a regional, non- the nation’s best group of linebackers, according to Academic Achievement and Dr. Athole conference schedule for years to come. Athlon, The Sporting News, and ESPN The Magazine. Jacobi Owl Outreach Awards . Recruiting has also been a Under his guidance, Ahmad Brooks blossomed into a tremendous success under finalist for the Butkus Award. In 2003, Brooks and • Temple Football has the most student-ath- Golden’s leadership. His initial Kai Parham earned Freshman All- America honors. signing class in 2006 was Golden was responsible for recruiting Brooks, the letes accepted or applying to the rated best in the MAC by USA Today National Defensive Player of the Year— University’s Honors Program in the CollegeFootballNews.com, the highest ranked recruit to ever attend UVa. Golden program’s history (five). while the 2007 and 2008 signed the Virginia High School Player of the Year in classes earned top hon- both 2002 (Brooks) and 2004 (Olu Hall). ors in the league from During his first two seasons at Virginia, Golden Scout.com. helped develop two-time All-ACC linebacker With a Angelo Crowell, who currently plays with the In the Community commitment , and 2003 Hula Bowl participant to community Merrill Robertson. Following the 2001 sea- • Temple Football won the Athletic Dept.’s service and son, Golden was an assistant coach for the T.E.A.M. [Temple’s Exceptional Acts for academics at Gray team in the 64th Annual Blue-Gray All- the core of Star Football Classic. Mankind] Award twice (2009, 2010) Golden’s Golden began his coaching career in 1993 program, a as offensive coordinator at Red Bank • Temple Football won the Robert P. Levy multitude of (N.J.) Catholic High School. He then Award for Outstanding Community individual served as a graduate assistant under Service (July 2009), presented by the honors were be- George Welsh at Virginia from 1994 to stowed upon the 1996, where he worked primarily Philadelphia Sports Congress. Owls in 2006. Seven with the linebackers and the kickoff student-athletes and punting teams. He helped de- • Temple intiated the best walk-on were named to the velop All-ACC linebackers James Far- program in Commonwealth 2006 Philadelphia rior and Jamie Sharper, both of whom of Pennsylvania (Local 215). Inquirer Academic were chosen in the 1997 NFL draft. Farrior All-Area Football was a first-round pick (#8) by the New York team, providing Jets, while Sharper was a second-round • Temple football was honored as the “76ers Temple the most selection (#34) by the . Hometown Heroes” for the team’s commu- honorees of the 10 Golden then coached the linebackers at nity service. Delaware Valley Boston College from 1997 to 1999 under institutions Tom O’Brien. While at BC, Golden that spon- coached All-Big East and NFL lineback- • Temple hosted the nations’ largest Bone sor football. ers Frank Chamberlin (Tennessee Ti- Marrow Donor Drive (signed up 630 Three players tans) and Erik Storz (Jacksonville potential donors). were named to the Jaguars). The Eagles finished the 1999 2006 Eastern College regular season with an 8-3 record and • Temple football holds an annual Athletic Conference Divi- a top-25 national ranking, while mak- sion I-A Football All Star ing their first postseason bowl ap- Thanksgiving Food Drive, helping area Team, marking the most for pearance since 1994. homeless shelters. the Owls on the ECAC squad Golden was a three-year since a trio also earned recognition (1989-91) letterwinner and two-year • For the fourth consecutive year, Temple will in 1997. starter at tight end for Penn State, sponsor a Cancer Awareness game. In addition, three football student-athletes where he received the 1991 were named honorable mention freshman Ridge Riley Award, given an- www.Pierce4Heisman.com 125 Coaching Staff nually to a player who displays excellence in schol- What They’re Saying About arship, sportsmanship, friendship and leadership. As a junior in 1990, Golden played a key role in Penn • Temple football has 100% student- State’s nationally-televised 24-21 upset of No. 1- Al Golden . . . athlete participation in the Owl Outreach. ranked Notre Dame at South Bend. His touchdown reception late in the fourth “Al has always been an outstanding defensive quarter tied the score at 21 as Penn State rallied football coach, and I think he will be success- • Temple signed long-term agreements to from a 21-7 deficit. Golden captained the Nittany play city rival Villanova in the Mayor’s Cup Lions his senior year and helped lead them to a 42- ful as a head coach. I also know that he is an (2009-12) and intra-state foe Penn State 17 win over Tennessee in the 1992 Fiesta Bowl. Fol- excellent recruiter and a very good man. Tem- (2008-12, 2014-16). lowing that victory, Penn State finished with an 11-2 ple is fortunate to have a person—and a record and ranked third in the nation in the final 1991 coach— of his caliber leading its program.” AP poll. — Bill Parcells, Exec. VP • Temple established a regional After his tenure as a player in State College, non-conference schedule against Army, Golden spent one season in the NFL with the New “Al’s a very aggressive, bright guy and a tireless Connecticut, Maryland, Navy, Penn State, England Patriots. worker. If anybody can get it done at Temple, Al and Villanova. Golden, born July 4, 1969, earned his under- can get it done. He may need a little time, he’s graduate degree in pre-law from Penn State in 1991 got some people there that may not appreciate before receiving his master’s in sports psychology • For just the second time in team history, from Virginia in December, 1996. the discipline needed ... Al will get it done.” a football student-athlete was named to the A 2004 inductee of the Jersey Shore Sports — Joe Paterno, Penn State head coach AFCA Good Works Team Hall of Fame, he is married to the former Kelly Eliza- (Alex Derenthal). beth Hanna of Lock Haven, Pa. The couple has three “Al Golden is one of the bright young stars in children— son A.J. (5), and daughters Addison (3 coaching. He possesses an outstanding work 1/2) and Grace (1). ethic and is known as a top-notch recruiter. He did an excellent job while on our staff at Boston College. This is an exciting opportunity for Al Off the Field Joseph V. Labolito and a great hire for Temple. ” — Gene DeFilippo, Boston College AD • Temple created the Ring of Honor at Lincoln Financial Field. “Al Golden is a very engaging, energetic coach. He has contributed a great deal to our program . . . His coming to Temple is a real plus for the • Temple celebrated its football alumni with Owl program.” the Alumni Tunnel at the Penn State ‘07 and — Al Groh, former Virginia head coach Connecticut ‘08 games. “They have themselves a dynamic young foot- • Temple Football initated the Guest Coach ball coach who has had experience in top-flight Program for TU alumni and programs across the country. I’m confident he former players. will do a wonderful job for Temple University.” — Tom O’Brien, NC State head coach • Temple established FanFest to kickoff the season, giving fans and alumni the opportu- “Coach Golden will bring energy, innovation, nity to meet the current Owls. and success to the football program at Temple. He has a vast amount of experience which he brings to the head coaching position and has • Football’s practice faciity, Dr. Peter incredible energy for all facets of the job, in- Chodoff field, was expanded. Position meet- cluding recruiting. Al Golden is a perfect fit for ing rooms have received updated murals of Temple at this critical time.” past players. — Craig Littlepage, Virginia AD

• Temple Football was respresented by a Youngest Division I-A Football “I’m a great fan of Al Golden. He’s a wonder- school record five players in the 2008 Head Coaches ful young man with the background and piz- Big 33 All-Star Classic. zazz to get the job done. Nobody has worked Coach, University Age Birthday harder. I’ve observed him working with ter- Lane Kiffin, Southern Cal 35 5-9-75 • Temple established the Al Golden Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern 35 12-2-74 rific coaches and have seen the benefits of his recruiting. He’s the kind of young man you Football Camp and had a record 1,868 Steve Sarkisian, Washington 36 3-8-74 Mario Cristobal, Florida International 39 9-24-70 want your son to play for. Al’s a natural to campers visit the Temple campus in Bret Bielema, Wisconsin 40 1-13-70 succeed at Temple.” June 2010. Al Golden, Temple 41 7-4-69 Dan Enos, Central Michigan 42 7-1-68 — Gene Corrigan, former Notre Dame AD as of August 2010 and ACC Commissioner

126 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff Al Golden’s Bowl History Bowl ...... Season ...... Result EagleBank Bowl ...... 2009 ...... UCLA 30, Temple 21 Music City Bowl ...... 2005 ...... Virginia 34, Minnesota 31 MPC Computers Bowl . . . . .2004 . . . Fresno State 37, Virginia 34 (OT) Continental Tire Bowl . . . . .2003 ...... Virginia 23, Pittsburgh 16 Continental Tire Bowl ...... 2002 ...... Virginia 48. West Virginia 22 Insight.com Bowl ...... 1999 . . . .Colorado 62, Boston College 28 Carquest Bowl ...... 1996 ...... Miami 31, Virginia 21 Peach Bowl ...... 1995 ...... Virginia 34, Georgia 27 Independence Bowl ...... 1994 ...... Virginia 20, TCU 10 Fiesta Bowl ...... 1991 . . . . .Penn State 42, Tennessee 17 Blockbuster Bowl ...... 1990 . . . .Florida State 24, Penn State 17 Holiday Bowl ...... 1989 ...... Penn State 50, BYU 39 Citrus Bowl ...... 1987 ...... Clemson 35, Penn State 10

Greg Carroccio Joseph V. Labolito V. Joseph Joseph V. Labolito

Al Golden with the Phillie The Golden File Phanatic (left), Philadelphia Mayor Michael COACHING Nutter (bottom left), and at the Temple (2006 - present) Race for the Cure (bottom). PERSONAL 2010 - Head Coach Year Coaching: 18th 2007-09 - Head Coach / Special Teams College: Penn State ‘91 2006 - Head Coach B.A. Pre-Law; Virginia ‘96 Virginia (1994-96, 2001-05) M.Ed. Sports Psychology 2005 - Defensive Coordinator / Def. Backs High School: Red Bank (N.J.) 2001-04 - Def. Coord. / Inside Linebackers Catholic 1994-96 - Graduate Assistant Born: July 4, 1969 Family: Wife - Kelly Penn State (2000) Children: A.J. (7/15/05), Addison 2000 - Linebackers / Recruiting Coord. (11/7/06), Grace (10/12/09) Boston College (1997-99) PLAYING 1999 - Linebackers 1992 - 1997-98 - Outside Linebackers Tight End Penn State 1987-91 - Tight End Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic HS (1993) 1993 - Offensive Coordinator

www.Pierce4Heisman.com 127 Coaching Staff The D’Onofrio File PERSONAL Mark Year Coaching: 12th College: Penn State ‘92 B.A. Labor and Industrial Relations D’ONOFRIO High School: North Bergen (N.J.) Born: March 17, 1969 Assistant Head Coach / Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers Family: Wife - Lucia Children: Jack (9/5/02), Thomas (7/7/05) Fifth Season at Temple • Penn State ‘92

PLAYING Penn State (1988-91) - Linebacker Mark D’Onofrio, who was Al Golden’s teammate ranked 15th nationally in kickoff returns as the UVA kick- (1992-94) - Linebacker at Penn State before becoming a colleague at Virginia, off return unit ranked 18th in the country. is in his fifth season at Temple. After serving as the Owls’ In his first season at UVa, D’Onofrio worked with COACHING defensive coordinator for two seasons, D’Onofrio was All-American Heath Miller, who owns all school records promoted by Golden to assistant head coach/defensive for tight end receiving and won the Mackey Award as Temple (2006-present) coordinator in the spring of 2008. D'Onofrio, who played the nation’s best tight end. Virginia also ranked second 2010 - Assistant Head Coach / Defensive professionally with the Green Bay Packers, has 10 sea- in the country in kickoff returns with a 26.6-yard aver- Coordinator / Linebackers sons of collegiate coaching experience. age, UVa’s highest average since 1963. Miller and Alvin In 2009, D’Onofrio’s defense helped TU win a sin- Pearman were selected in the first and fourth rounds of 2008-09 - Asst. Head Coach / Defensive Coord. gle-season record nine consecutive games en route to the 2005 NFL Draft by the and Jack- 2006-07 - Defensive Coordinator a 9-4 overall record and first-place tie in the MAC East. sonville Jaguars, respectively. A school record eight defensive players were named D’Onofrio arrived in Charlottesville after three years All-MAC, including five on the first team. Sophomore at Rutgers, where he served as linebackers coach and Virginia (2004-05) Adrian Robinson earned 2009 MAC Defensive Player of recruiting coordinator. Under his tutelage, linebacker 2005 - Inside Linebackers / Special Teams the Year accolades, and senior Andre Neblett became Gary Brackett was named Rutgers’ MVP in 2001 and 2004 - Tight Ends/Special Teams Temple’s first three-time All-MAC honoree. 2002. Brackett is in his third season with the Indi- In 2008, D’Onofrio’s defense helped Temple to the anapolis Colts and starts at middle linebacker. team’s most wins since 1990 and a second-place finish D’Onofrio broke into the collegiate coaching ranks Rutgers (2001-03) in the MAC East. Facing five opponents that in 1999 at Saint Peter’s College in New Jersey where he 2002-03 - Linebackers / went on to postseason play, the Owls perse- coached the linebackers. He then spent the 2000 sea- Recruiting Coordinator vered to new heights, led by All-MAC hon- son as an assistant coach at Georgia, where he worked 2001 - Linebackers orees senior DT Terrance Knighton, with the Bulldogs’ defense. Temple’s first First Team selection, and DT The North Bergen (N.J.) native played at Penn Andre Neblett. State, where he starred at both inside and outside line- Georgia (2000) During its inaugural season of backer from 1988-91. He led the Nittany Lions in sacks 2000 - Defensive Assistant Mid-American Conference play in (11) as a sophomore and tackles (71) as a junior. As a 2007, D’Onofrio guided the Temple senior, he was elected captain and finished second in defense to new heights. TU led total tackles despite missing six games with an injury. Saint Peter’s (1999) the MAC in five defensive sta- He set the Penn State school record for causing the 1999 - Linebackers tistical categories, including red most fumbles in one season (five) and finished his ca- zone defense which also reer ranked in the top 10 in sacks with 15. ranked first nationally. D’Onofrio was selected by the Green Bay Packers Toting the No. 1 de- in the second round (34th overall pick) of the 1992 NFL fense in the MAC, DT Andre draft and started at inside linebacker as a rookie. His PHILOSOPHY Neblett and DB Dominique playing career was cut short by an injury and he retired Harris earned All-MAC hon- in 1994. “I think coaching starts with ors as sophomores in 2007. Born March 17, 1969, D’Onofrio earned his bach- the player-coach relationship. In 2005, D’Onofrio coached the elor’s degree in labor and industrial relations from Penn inside linebackers in UVa’s 3-4 State in 1992. He is married to the former Lucia Mariucci You must be demanding, scheme that was the under the di- of Marlboro, N.J. The couple has two sons, Jack (8) and rection of Golden, who served as Thomas (5). taking the player further coordinator. In 2004, D’Onofrio than he believes he can go. was in charge of tight ends. He was responsible for special teams At the same time, you in both of his seasons in Char- lottesville. must let the player know Linebacker Kai Parham earned first team All-ACC honors under when he is delivering what D’Onofrio’s tutelage in 2005 after mak- you want. Positive feed- ing nine sacks, the second most for an inside linebacker in back is a must. Ultimately, league history. Kicker Con- nor Hughes was also a first it is our job to ensure that team All-ACC selection, our players have a positive ranking seventh nation- ally in field goals.

experience, while growing Cedric Peerman Greg Carroccio as an individual, both on The D’Onofrio Family: and off the field.” Thomas, Mark, Lucia & Jack

128 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff The Rhule File PERSONAL Matt Year Coaching: 13th College: Penn State ‘97 B.A. Political Science RHULE Buffalo ‘03 M.A. Educational Psychology Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks High School: State College (Pa.) Born: January 31, 1975 Fifth Season at Temple • Penn State ‘97 Family: Wife - Julie Children: Bryant (10/28/04) Matt Rhule, who played four seasons at Penn captured second team all-league accolades. PLAYING State and has 12 seasons of collegiate coaching expe- In 2004, WCU ranked 12th nationally in total de- Penn State (1994-97) - Linebacker rience, is in his fifth season as an assistant coach at fense and 15th in pass defense, largely due to the pro- Temple University. In the spring of 2008, Rhule was pro- duction of Rhule’s linebacker corps. The team’s top five COACHING moted to offensive coordinator. He also coaches the TU tacklers were linebackers in its eight man front scheme. quarterbacks. In 2003, the Catamounts led the SoCon in rush defense Temple (2006 - present) In 2009, Rhule’s offense helped TU win a single- for the first time in school history. 2008-10 - Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks season record nine consecutive games en route to a 9- Rhule arrived at Western Carolina after serving as 2007 - Quarterbacks / Recruiting Coordinator 4 overall record and first-place tie in the MAC East. A assistant defensive line coach at UCLA in 2001. He as- 2006 - Defensive Line school record five offensive players were named All- sisted in coaching five Bruins that earned All Pac-10 MAC, including three on the first team. All-American honors as the team posted a 7-4 record under head Bernard Pierce rushed his way into the Temple record coach Bob Toledo. Western Carolina (2002-05) book, re-writing all records for a rookie en route to 2009 From 1999 to 2000, Rhule served as an assistant 2005 - Assistant Head Coach / Offensive MAC Freshman of the Year honors. coach at Mid-American Conference member Buffalo, di- Line / Special Teams / Run Game Coordinator In 2008, Rhule took the reigns as offensive coor- recting the Bulls defensive line in 2000 and working as 2003-04 - Assistant Head Coach / dinator, helping the Owls to their most wins in nearly assistant defensive line coach in 1999. In 2000, the two decades.The Owls out-scored their opponents for team’s sack total increased from 12 to 27 utilizing a 3- Linebackers / Special Teams the season for the first time since 1990. Rhule coached 4 alignment. Buffalo also earned its first two Division I- 2002 - Linebackers / Special Teams All-MAC honorees C Alex Derenthal and school A victories that season. record holder WR Bruce Francis. Rhule began his coaching career as a volunteer UCLA (2001) Rhule’s role has changed several times dur- assistant at Penn State in the spring of 1998 before 2001 - Assistant Defensive Line ing his tenure at Temple. He coached the de- working at Albright College in Reading, Pa. for the 1998 fensive line in 2006 and served as the season. At Albright, he coached the linebackers in a 4- quarterback coach and recruiting co- 3 scheme and recruited western and central Pennsyl- Buffalo (1999-00) ordinator during the 2006 and 2007 vania. 2000 - Defensive Live seasons. For three consecutive Rhule, born January 31, 1975, played four sea- 1999 - Assistant Defensive Line years, Temple’s recruiting class sons at linebacker with the Nittany Lions under Joe Pa- was ranked No. 1 in the MAC terno. A three-time Penn State Scholar-Athlete, he [2006, 2007, 2008]. earned Academic All-Big 10 honors in 1997. Albright (1998) Rhule arrived in Owl A State College, Pa. native, Rhule received his un- 1998 - Linebackers Country after spending four dergraduate degree in political science before earning seasons as an assistant his master’s degree in educational psychology from Buf- PHILOSOPHY coach at Western Carolina, falo in 2003. He is married to the former Julie Nibert. including three as assistant The couple has a five-year old son, Bryant. “My philosophy is head coach. From 2002 to 2005, Joseph V. Labolito built around passion, Rhule was an assistant trust, and accountabil- at Western Carolina under head coach Kent ity. I want to coach Briggs, serving as assis- young men who can be tant head coach during his last three seasons. In 2005, trusted, who are selfless, he was offensive line coach and run game coordinator after di- and who do everything in recting the linebackers his first their lives as well as they three years. Rhule was special teams coordinator during his possibly can. I want to be a tenure in Cullowhee (N.C.). In model in the ways in which I 2005, the Catamounts led Divi- sion I-AA in kickoff returns, av- coach, work, and live so that eraging 27.44 yards per return. Sophomore Mike Mal- every player in our program one earned first team All- can see just what it means to Southern Conference honors with a 31.29 yards live, work, and play that per kickoff return average, way every day.” ranking second nationally. The Rhule Family: Two offensive linemen Matt, Bryant & Julie and the team’s punter www.Pierce4Heisman.com 129 Coaching Staff The Dees File PERSONAL Andrew Year Coaching: 15th College: Syracuse ‘92 B.A. Child and Family Studies DEES High School: Babylon (N.Y.) Born: December 1, 1969 Offensive Line Coach Family: Wife - Kimberly Children: Drew (3/12/03), Kara (6/12/05) Fifth Season at Temple • Syracuse ‘92

PLAYING Syracuse (1988-91) - Tight End / Andrew Dees, who played two seasons in the NFL nority Fellowship summer coaching internships, serv- Offensive Tackle and has 14 years of coaching experience, is in his fifth ing with Pittsburgh in 2005 and with Miami in 2004. (1992) - Offensive Tackle season as an assistant coach at Temple University. Dees was the offensive line coach and recruiting (1993) - Offensive Tackle Dees was a finalist for the 2009 Offensive Line coordinator at Stony Brook from 1998 to 2000. In the Coach of the Year by FootballScoop. position, he organized the run game as well as the pass COACHING Under Dees’ guidance, the offensive line helped protection and other specific aspects pertaining to the Temple (2006 - present) TU win a single-season record nine consecutive games offensive line, tight ends and running backs. He coached 2008-10 – Offensive Line en route to a 9-4 overall record and first-place tie in the three all-conference players. 2007 – Tight Ends / Offensive Tackles MAC East in 2009. A school record five offensive play- Additionally Dees served NFL Minority Fellowship 2006 – Tight Ends ers were named All-MAC, including four linemen. Jun- summer coaching internships with Buffalo in 2000, New Buffalo (2001-05) iors Colin Madison and Darius Morris earned First Team Orleans in 2007, and Philadelphia in 2007. 2001-05 – Tight Ends accolades. Senior Devin Tyler and sophomore John Dees began his coaching career as offensive and Stony Brook (1998-00) Palumbo also earned All-MAC recognition. defensive line coach at Saint John the Baptist High 1998-00 – Offensive Line In the spring of 2008, Dees took over coaching the School in West Islip, N.Y. in 1996 before serving as the / Recruiting Coord. offensive line. Having instructed the tight ends for two graduate assistant and tight ends coach at Wagner Col- Wagner (1997) seasons, he was given additional coaching duties with lege for one season in 1997. 1997 – Offensive Graduate the offensive tackles in 2007. Dees was a four-year letterwinner at Syracuse Asst. / Tight Ends In 2008, Dees’ offensive line helped the Owls to from 1988-91, helping the Orange to a 35-12-2 record St. John the Baptist their most wins in nearly two decades.The Owls and four straight bowl appearances under head coaches HS (N.Y.) (1996) out-scored their opponents for the season for Dick MacPherson (1988-90) and Paul Pasqualoni 1996 – Offensive / the first time since 1990. Dees coached All- (1991). A three-year starter for the Orange, he spent the Defensive Line MAC honoree C Alex Derenthal who made a first two as a tight end and his final year at offensive school record 47 consecutive starting ap- tackle. He was named a Preseason All-American by The pearances at center. Sporting News in 1990. As a senior, he was elected Before his arrival in Owl Country, team captain and helped lead SU to a 10-2 record, a Hall PHILOSO- Dees spent five seasons as tight ends of Fame bowl victory over Ohio State and a No. 11 rank- PHY coach at MAC opponent Buffalo. ing in the final polls. After graduation, he spent the 1992 At Buffalo, Dees assisted with all season with the Cincinnati Bengals and the 1993 cam- “My aspects of the run and pass game and paign with the Seattle Seahawks. coach- was responsible for the extra point and A native of Baby- ing phi- field goal units under head coach lon, N.Y., Dees earned his Jim Hofher. The team’s pro liai- bachelor’s degree in losophy son, he recruited in child and family studies is to New York, Mary- from Syracuse in 1992. make land, Washing- He is due to complete ton, D.C., his coursework to- sure Pennsylvania, ward a master’s of that everyone and Southern New special education reaches their fullest Jersey. Under his from Wagner. He is direction, tight end married to the former potential, both aca- Chad Bartoszek Kimberly Falkner. The demically and athleti- became the Bulls’ couple has a seven- cally. The goal is to help first two-time All- year-old son, Drew, and a MAC selection five-year old daughter, young men become (2001-02). During Kara. Greg Carroccio responsible and produc- his stay in the Queen tive citizens.” City from 2001 to 2005, Dees also per- The Dees Family: Drew, formed two NFL Mi- Andrew, Kara & Kim

130 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff The Desai File Sean PERSONAL Year Coaching: 6th College: Boston University ‘04 DESAI B.A. Philosophy and Political Science Columbia ‘05 Special Teams Coordinator M.A. Higher and Postsecondary Education Temple ‘08 Fifth Season at Temple • Boston University ‘04 Ed.D. Educational Administration High School: Shelton (Conn.) Born: April 21, 1983 Sean Desai is in his fifth season with the University in 2004. A Cum Laude graduate of program and first season as the special teams BU, he was recognized as a National Dean's COACHING coordinator. List honoree. Desai earned a master's degree Temple (2009 - present) In 2009, he served as the graduate assis- in higher and postsecondary education from 2010 – Special Teams Coordinator tant for the defense, working with All-MAC Columbia in 2005 and was a member of the 2009 – Graduate Assistant - Defense safeties Dominique Harris and Jaiquawn Jar- Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society of Shelton High School (2001-05) rett. For his first three seasons, Desai worked Education. 2001-05 – Defensive Coordinator / as the graduate extern for academics. Born April 21, 1983, Desai served as de- Wide Receivers In 2009,the Temple defense helped win a fensive coordinator and wide receivers coach single-season record nine consecutive games for the freshman squad at Shelton (Conn.) High en route to a 9-4 overall record and first-place School, his alma mater, from 2001 to 2005. PHILOSOPHY tie in the MAC East. A school record eight de- Desai was the co-founder and inaugural presi- fensive players were named All-MAC, includ- dent of a not-for-profit youth organization – Vraj “Coaching, to me, is simply a form ing five on the first team. Sophomore Adrian Youth Committee. of teaching. Coaching goes beyond Robinson earned 2009 MAC Defensive Player As an adjunct professor at Temple Univer- teaching just the concepts and of the Year accolades, and senior Andre Neblett sity, Desai has taught in the master’s and doc- intricacies of the game of football, became Temple’s first three-time All-MAC hon- toral programs in education administration. He oree. has worked as a volunteer with Habitat for Hu- because it includes guiding young A native of Shelton, Conn., Desai attained manity, Red Cross of America and Big Broth- men through life and how they can his doctorate in educational administration at ers of Massachusetts Bay. become productive, positive, Temple in May 2008. He received his under- reflective world citizens. graduate degree in philosophy and political sci- The extracurricular aspect of ence, with a minor in biology, from Boston

coaching, so to speak, is what Joseph V. Labolito makes the player-coach relationship unique. My goal, as a coach, is to build a partnership with my players, so that we can both teach and learn from each other, thus making both of us better at what we do in our work and, more importantly, in our lives.”

www.Pierce4Heisman.com 131 Coaching Staff The Foley File PERSONAL Year Coaching: 22nd Ed College: Bucknell ‘89 B.A. Psychology SUNY Albany ‘91 FOLEY M.A. Psychology High School: Cherry Hill (N.J.) East Born: September 26, 1967 Tight Ends / Asst. Off. Line Coach / Recruiting Coordinator Family: Wife - Rebecca Third Season at Temple • Bucknell ‘89 Children: Charlie (1/4/00), Luke (9/25/06), Sara (8/14/09) Ed Foley enters his third season with Temple as the set a team record for most rushing yards in a season in PLAYING recruiting coordinator, and tight ends coach/assistant of- 2003, gaining 1,657 yards, while also setting a school Bucknell (1985-88) - Center/Offensive Guard fensive line coach, and his 22nd season overall in 2010. record for most pass completions in a season with 255. In In 2009, the tight ends and offensive line helped TU 2002, Fordham led the Patriot League in passing offense COACHING win a single-season record nine consecutive games en and scoring offense, while finishing second in total offense Temple (2008 - present) route to a 9-4 overall record and first-place tie in the MAC and setting a team record for most points in a season. In 2008-10 – Tight Ends / Assisant Offensive Line / East. A school record five offensive players were named addition to winning the Patriot League title that season, Recruiting Coordinator All-MAC, including senior TE Steve Maneri and four line- the Rams advanced to the NCAA I-AA Playoffs, where Hofstra (2006-07) men. Juniors Colin Madison and Darius Morris earned First they defeated Northeastern University in the first round. Team accolades. In 2001, Foley helped the Fordham offense develop 2007 – Assistant Head Coach / Offensive In his first season with the Owls in 2008, Foley its first 1,000-yard rusher on the NCAA Division I-AA level, Coordinator / Offensive Line helped the Owls to their most wins in nearly two as well as the first-ever 1,000-yard receiver in Fordham's 2006 – Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Line decades.The Owls out-scored their opponents for the sea- history. The Rams had the second-ranked passing offense Fordham (1999-05) son for the first time since 1990. Foley also helped Tem- in the Patriot League in 2001 as well as the second-best 2004-05 – Head Coach ple bring in its fourth highly touted recruiting class during scoring offense. In 2000, Foley's offense established a run- 1999-03 – Offensive Coordinator / Offensive Line the Golden Era. ning game that generated 1,635 yards (an average of Jacksonville (1998) A native of Cherry Hill, N.J., Foley returned to the 148.6 per game), the most for a Fordham team on the I- 1998 – Offensive Coordinator / Offensive Line City of Brotherly Love after spending three seasons at Hof- AA level until the 2003 team gained 1,657. stra as the assistant head coach, offensive coordinator, Foley arrived at Fordham after spending the 1998 Pennsylvania (1991-93, 1995-97) and offensive line coach. The Pride offense blossomed season as the offensive coordinator and offensive line 1995-97 – Tight Ends / Offensive Tackles under Foley in his first year as coordinator, increasing its coach at Jacksonville University, which sponsored a foot- 1991-93 – Tight Ends / Offensive Tackles yardage total from 269 to 388 yards per contest from the ball team that year for the first time in the school's history. Williams (1994) previous year. The Pride's scoring output also increased Foley helped lead the Dolphins to a 4-5 record during their 1994 – Offensive Line from 16.8 to 26.9 points per game. Foley also brought bal- inaugural season, as the offense scored 271 points in nine SUNY Albany (1989-90) ance to the Pride attack as Hofstra's rushing total was its' games (30.1 ppg). The Dolphin attack averaged 380 yards 1989-90 – Offensive highest since 2000 (145 yards/game) and per game, a perfectly balanced 190 yards rushing and Line its passing attack netted 243 yards per passing per game. contest. Charles Sullivan left as the all- Foley also served as an assistant coach at the Uni- time leader in receptions and yards after versity of Pennsylvania from 1991 to 1993, and again from catching 86 balls for 991 yards under 1995 to 1997, spending the 1994 season as an assistant PHILOSOPHY Foley's tutelage. at Williams College. At Penn, Foley coached the tight ends Prior to joining the Pride, Foley and tackles for five years and helped the Quakers to a per- “To me, a served seven years at Fordham Univer- fect 10-0 record in 1993, when they also won the Ivy sity, including two seasons as head coach League Championship. Prior to his stint at Penn, Foley teacher (2004, 2005). After a 5-6 record in 2004, served as the offensive line coach at the State University teaches les- a season in which the Rams dropped four of New York (SUNY) at Albany for two years. games by a touchdown or less, Fordham Foley was a three-year starter at Bucknell Univer- sons and a slipped to a 2-9 mark in 2005. As Ford- sity, playing offensive guard for one season and center for ham's offensive coordinator and offensive two. During his junior year, he was named the team's top coach teaches line coach from 1999 through 2003, Foley lineman, and he served as a captain during his senior year. habits. It is my helped rejuvenate a program that rose to He earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Buck- the top of the Patriot League in 2002, nell in 1989 and a master's degree in educational psy- job to coach when it won its first-ever league title with chology at SUNY Albany in a 10-3 record. In 2003, the Rams com- 1991. the habits that piled a 9-3 overall He and his lead to perfect record and had 12 wife Rebecca players named to have two execution at the All-Patriot sons, Charlie League Team, in- (10) and the tight end cluding six Luke (3), and members of a daughter position. the offense, Sara (1). His Those habits four of brother Glenn whom were was a seven- include tech- named to year NFL vet- the first team. eran nique, but also encompass the Under Foley's guid- quarterback, concepts of hard work, discipline, ance, the Fordham offense playing with has set numerous team and Greg Carroccio the New York enthusiasm, and making good individual records. The Rams Jets and Seat- tle Seahawks decisions on a daily basis.” from 1993 to The Foley Family: Luke, Charlie, 2000. Ed, Sara & Rebecca 132 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff The Foreman File PERSONAL Tyree Year Coaching: 7th College: Virginia ‘01 FOREMAN B.A. Religious Studies High School: Sherwood Born: November 6, 1979 Running Backs Coach Family: Wife - Shakeya Fourth Season at Temple • Virginia ‘01

PLAYING Virginia (1997-01) – Running Back / Tyree Foreman, who spent three seasons as Washington D.C., Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia, Fullback the assistant running backs coach at Army, is in his and Ohio for the Black Knights. (2002) – Running Back fourth season as running backs coach at Temple Uni- A three-year letterwinner in the backfield at Vir- Barcelona Dragons (2003) – Fullback versity. ginia from 1999 to 2001, Foreman rushed for 636 In 2009, Foreman’s running game exploded, yards and 11 touchdowns during his career in Char- COACHING helping TU win a single-season record nine consec- lottesville, averaging 5.0 yards per carry. He started Temple (2007 - present) utive games en route to a 9-4 overall record and first- at both the fullback and tailback positions, closing place tie in the MAC East. All-American Bernard his tenure with 34 receptions for 387 yards (11.4 2008-10 – Running Backs Pierce rushed his way into the Temple record book, avg.) and five receiving scores. 2007 – Running Backs / re-writing all records for a rookie en route to 2009 After departing Virginia, the Sandy Spring, Md., Community Service Liaison MAC Freshman of the Year and First Team All-MAC native, signed a rookie, free-agent contract with the honors. San Diego Chargers in April, 2002. He was released Army (2004-06) In 2008, Foreman helped the Owls to their at the end of training camp, but was signed to the 2004-06 – Assistant Running Backs most wins in nearly two decades.The Owls out- Chicago practice squad in August 2002. He re- scored their opponents for the season for the first mained with the Bears throughout the season and time since 1990. Foreman also coached true fresh- was a teammate of former Temple signal caller man Kee-ayre Griffin, who switched to running back Henry Burris. Foreman was allocated to NFL Europe PHILOSOPHY mid-season and went on to score a touch- during the spring of 2003 and spent the season as down in his first five games. He led the Owls the starting fullback for the Barcelona Dragons. “The basis of a team begins by on the ground. Born November 6, 1979, Foreman earned a bringing all of its members Foreman played his collegiate ball at Vir- bachelor of arts degree in religious studies, with con- ginia, where Al Golden served as the Cav- centrations in Christianity and together as a family. aliers’ defensive coordinator during Buddhism, from Virginia The function of this family his senior season in 2001. in May 2001. He left is to air out conflicts, Foreman arrived at West Point professional football in March 2004 and helped during the summer pursue common goals, make an immediate im- of 2003 and re- communicate, and pact on the Black turned to the most importantly, to Knights’ rushing at- gridiron with his tack under initial coaching motivate and support head assignment at each other to reach the coach Bobby West Point. highest potential both on Ross. After finish- Fore- ing last in the nation in team rushing man is married the off of the field.” in 2003, Army concluded the 2004 to the former campaign ranked 36th. The team also Shakeya Currie. boasted the 13th leading rusher in the nation, Carlton Jones, who averaged 115.36 yards on the ground per game. Jones’ production continued with Fore- man’s assistance in 2005, when he ranked 29th in the country in rushing with a 102.40 yards-per-game average. In addition to coaching ball-

carriers during his tenure at Army, Fore- Greg Carroccio man also worked with special teams, assisting with punt, kickoff return and punt return, as well as field goal and extra point units. He recruited in Maryland, Tyree & Shakeya Foreman www.Pierce4Heisman.com 133 Coaching Staff The Franklin File PERSONAL Jethro Year Coaching: 20th College: Fresno State ‘89 FRANKLIN B.A. Criminology High School: Yerba Buena (Calif.) Born: October 25, 1965 Defensive Line Coach Family: Wife - Cherise First Season at Temple • Fresno State ‘89 Children: Khalil, Takara (6/6/99)

PLAYING Jethro Franklin, who has spent 19 years coach- spent the 1989 season playing defensive line for the Seattle Seahawks (1989) – Defensive line ing defensive lines at the NFL and collegiate levels, Seattle Seahawks. He then was the No. 1 draft Houston Oilers (1988) – Defensive line joins the Temple staff after his second stint coaching choice of the San Antonio Rough Riders of the World Fresno State (1986-87) – Defensive line the defensive line at Southern Cal in 2009. League of in 1991, but instead San Jose Community College (1984-85) He spent the 2005 season at USC. In 2005, de- opted to begin his coaching career. He started on – Defensive line fensive ends Lawrence Jackson and Frostee Rucker the defensive line for two seasons (1986-87) at were All-Pac-10 first teamers, while Rucker (third Fresno State, earning All-American second team COACHING round) and LaJuan Ramsay (sixth round) were NFL honors both seasons. As a 1986 junior, he set a draft picks. USC played in the 2006 Rose Bowl (BCS then-school record with 19.5 sacks. He was the Pa- Temple (2010 - present) Championship Game) and 2009 Emerald Bowl. cific Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year 2010 – Defensive Line Franklin then went on to coach the defensive and Fresno State's MVP as a 1987 senior. He had lines with the in 2006 and 31.5 career sacks. (2007-08) the Houston Texans for 2 seasons (2007-08). Mario Prior to Fresno State, he played two seasons (1984- 2007-08 – Defensive Line Williams set the Texans' sack record in 2007 and 85) at San Jose (Calif.) Community College, winning made the Pro Bowl in 2008. junior college All-American honors in 1985. He was Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2006) He went to USC on the football and track teams at Yerba Buena High 2006 – Defensive Line after spending five seasons in San Jose (Calif.). (2000-04) handling the defen- He earned his bachelor's degree in criminology sive line for the Green Bay at Fresno State in 1989. Southern Cal (2005, 2009) Packers. The defense set var- He was born on Oct. 25, 1965, in St. Lazaire, 2009 – Defensive Line ious Packers' game, sea- France, where his father was stationed in the mili- 2005 – Defensive Line son and all-time sack tary. records during his He and his wife, Cherise, have a son, Khalil (13) Green Bay Packers (2000-04) tenure. and a daughter, Takara (11). 2000-04 – Defensive Line Franklin began his coach- UCLA (1999) ing career at his alma mater, 1999 – Interior Defensive Line Fresno State, where he was in Fresno State (1991-98) charge of the defen- 1991-98 – Defensive Line sive line for eight sea- sons (1991-98). The Bulldogs played in three bowls while he was PHILOSOPHY there: the 1991 Califor- nia Bowl, 1992 Freedom “The Temple University Bowl (a 24-7 upset over defensive line’s main objective USC) and 1993 Aloha is to do it better than it has ever Bowl. While at Fresno State, he had a pair of NFL been done before. coaching fellowships, working Our philosophy is to give great with the Buffalo Bills in the sum- EFFORT, demonstrate TUFFNESS mer of 1994 and the in the summer of 1995. and to always FINISH.” In 1999, he coached the inte- rior defensive line at UCLA. After being drafted by the Houston Oilers in 1988, he

134 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff The Spence File

PERSONAL Rob Year Coaching: 22nd College: Iona‘81 SPENCE B.A. Social Work M.A. ‘90 Education High School: Saint Andrews School (Del.) Wide Receivers Coach Born: October 10, 1958 Family: Wife - Susan First Season at Temple • Iona ‘81 Children: Samantha (12/29/92), Sydney Rae (5/15/94) A 21-year collegiate coaching veteran, Rob were in the top 20 nationally in rushing, and twice PLAYING Spence begins his first season as the wide receviers the team was in the top 20 in passing. Spence Iona (1978-81) - Tight End coach at Temple. He has been an offensive coordi- guided an offense that averaged 474.1 yards and Saint Andrews (1972-75) - Tailback, Receiver nator for 15 seasons at five different schools, in- 35.2 points per game in the 2004 regular season that COACHING cluding Syracuse, Clemson, Toledo, Louisiana Tech, included a 9-3 overall record and MAC Champi- Temple (2010 - present) and Hofstra. onship. It was the third time in four years that Toledo 2010 – Wide Receivers A native of Pelham, N.Y., Spence spent the played in the league championship game. 2009 season at Syracuse. Spence began his collegiate coaching career in Syracuse (2009) At Clemson, Spence led an offense that ranked 1989 as the offensive coordinator at Iona College, 2009 – Offensive Coordinator among the all-time best at the school. His units en- his alma mater. The team posted an 8-2 record that joyed two of the top four most-productive offensive season. Clemson (2005-08) seasons in school history. In each of his three sea- Spence started coaching as an assistant at Pel- 2005-08 – Offensive Coordinator sons his quarterbacks had pass efficiency ratings in ham (N.Y.) Memorial High School in 1981 before the top five on the school record list. The touchdown moving to Iona Prep School in 1982. He was the var- Toledo (2001-04) totals in two of his seasons rank among the top sity offensive coordinator in 1982 and head junior 2001-04 – Offensive Coordinator three in school history. varsity coach in 1983. Spence then became the Iona (1989-93) Spence directed an offense head coach at Iona Prep in 1984, a position he held 1989-93 – Offensive Coordinator that was the most-balanced in the for five seasons until he started his college coaching ACC during his three full seasons. career at Iona. His five-year head coaching record Iona Prep School (1982-88) That balance was one of the rea- was 29-19-1 at Iona Prep. 1984-88 – Head Coach sons why Clemson had two top-25 Spence played football at Saint Andrews 1983 – Head Junior Varsity Coach seasons, went to three bowl School in Middletown, Del. (1972-75). He went on to 1982 – Varsity Offensive Coordinator games, and won 25 games, the play tight end at Iona from 1978-81. He earned his most victories in a three-year period bachelor’s degree in social work from Iona in 1981 Pelham (N.Y.) Memorial High School (1981) since 1989-91. From 2005 through and later earned his master’s degree in education 1981 – Offensive Coordinator 2008, Clemson was the only ACC from Iona in 1990. team to finish in the top four in the An avid runner who ran in the Boston league in rushing, passing, and total Marathon in April of 2004, Spence was born on Oc- PHILOSOPHY offense. Spence accomplished that tober 10, 1958. He and his wife, Susan, have two “My role is to be an outstanding feat with three different starting quar- daughters, Samantha and Sydney Rae. teacher and communicator. terbacks in Charlie Whitehurst (2005), Will Proctor (2006), Great coaching always involves and Cullen Harper taking complex things and making (2007). them simple to your athletes. Prior to his Secondly, coaching involves the tenure at Clemson, ability to inspire and motivate players Spence coached at Toledo from 2001- to do the most they can with their 04, where the Rock- God-given talents. ets won 35 games One of the most satisfying parts and finished in the of my job is to help players top 13 nationally in total offense and enlarge their dreams and top-25 in scoring then provide them with offense for four the tools to straight seasons. capture their goals.” Twice in his four years, the Rockets The Spence Family: Sammy, Susan, Rob & Sydney www.Pierce4Heisman.com 135 Coaching Staff The Williams File Paul PERSONAL Year Coaching: 15th WILLIAMS College: Delaware ‘96 B.A. Physical Education High School: Glasgow (Del.) Defensive Backs Coach Born: February 19, 1971 Fifth Season at Temple • Delaware ‘96

PLAYING Delaware (1992-95) - Defensive Back Paul Williams, who has 14 seasons of colle- Despite the inexperience, the Broncos ranked among giate coaching experience, is in his fifth season as the Mid-American Conference’s best with 15 inter- COACHING defensive backs coach at Temple University. ceptions and 24 broken-up passes. Safety Louis Del- In 2009, Williams had a plethora of defensive mas was named a Freshman All-American by Temple (2006 - present) backs, helping TU win a single-season record nine CollegeFootballNews.com, as the team posted a 7- 2006-10 – Defensive Backs consecutive games en route to a 9-3 overall record 4 record, marking one of the biggest turnarounds in and first-place tie in the MAC East. A school record college football. The Broncos had a 1-10 record in Western Michigan (2005) eight defensive players were named All-MAC, in- 2004. 2005 – Safeties cluding two defensive backs. Junior Jaiquawn Jar- Prior to his arrival in Kalamazoo, Williams spent rett garnered first-team honors, while senior captain the previous six seasons at his alma mater, the Uni- Dominique Harris was a third-team versity of Delaware, coaching the secondary (2001- Delaware (1999-04) honoree. 04), wide receivers (1999-00) and special teams. In 2001-04 – Secondary/Special Teams In 2008, the Owl defense 2003, he helped the Blue Hens to a 15-1 record and helped Temple to the team’s an NCAA Division I-AA National Championship. Nu- 1999-00 – Wide Receivers/Special Teams most wins most since 1990 merous players under Williams’ direction not only Penn (1997-98) and a second-place finish in earned Atlantic 10, but national honors as Delaware 1997-98 – Assistant Secondary / Special the MAC East. Facing captured league titles three times in his tenure. Sid- five opponents that ney Haugabrook was a four-time all-conference hon- Teams went on to post- oree and was named a first-team AFCA and Walter season play, the Camp All-American as a senior in 2004. Defensive Lafayette (1996) Owls persevered backs Mike Adams and Ricardo Walker; placekick- 1996 – Assistant Defensive Line to new heights. ers Brad Shushman and Scott Collins; return spe- During cialist Brett Veach; as well as punters Ryan Bleiler its inaugural sea- and Chris Steiner were all named to all-league teams son of Mid-Ameri- under Williams. Adams, who enters his fifth NFL PHILOSOPHY can Conference play season in 2008, is in his second season as a free in 2007, Temple de- safety for the Cleveland Browns following three sea- “I really want to develop a fense reached new sons with the . relationship with my players that heights. TU led the Williams began his coaching career as an as- MAC in five defensive sistant defensive line coach at Lafayette College in will last a lifetime. statistical categories, 1996. He then coached two seasons (1997-98) at I want them to understand that including red zone de- the University of Pennsylvania, assisting the sec- playing college football is not a fense which also ondary and special teams. ranked first nationally. Williams was born on February 19, 1971. He right, but a privilege. Williams saw DB Do- earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education Each must take advantage of minique Harris earn studies from Delaware in 1996, lettering four years playing this great game while All-MAC honors as a and playing on two Yankee Conference champi- sophomore in 2007. onship teams. Williams recorded 189 tackles, 27 also being a great student. A native of Newark, pass breakups and 10 interceptions for the Blue The only way you become a Del., Williams arrived Hens. He set an NCAA I-AA playoff record with a champion is by out-working in Owl Country after 100-yard interception return against Hofstra in 1995. coaching safeties at A multi-sport athlete, he set the school record in the the next guy and by having an Western Michigan. indoor 200 meters and won the 200 meters at the attitude of finishing everything In 2005, the defen- 1993 American East outdoor championships. you do.” sive backfield at West- ern Michigan was comprised of four freshmen, a sopho- more and one junior.

136 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff Bill Matt GRIGGS STAVISH

Graduate Assistant — Offense Graduate Assistant — Defense Second Season at Temple • Virginia ‘84 First Season at Temple • Wash. & Lee ‘03

Former NFL standout Bill Griggs enters his second season with the Tem- Matt Stavish begins his first season with the as a graduate ple Owls as a graduate assistant. assistant. A 1984 draft pick by the , he played tight end from 1984 Stavish joins the Owls following three seasons as the defensive coordi- to 1990. He led the Jets in special teams tackles during the 1987 playoff sea- nator and special teams coordinator at his alma mater, Washington and Lee son as well as catching the go-ahead touchdown against the Seattle Sea- University. Under Stavish’s guidance, the Generals finished ranked first na- hawks in a Wild Card playoff game. tionally in kickoff returns in 2009. Since playing his final game with the Jets, Griggs has maintained his ties During his three-year tenure, seven players earned All-Conference hon- with the , serving as the game-day uniform inspector ors, and Bryant Fulk earned the state’s Defensive Lineman of the Year acco- for the New York Jets since 1995. lades in 2007. During the summer of 2008, Griggs participated in a coaching internship During his first season in 2007, Stavish helped lead the Generals to a 6- with the Oakland Raiders. Working with the tight ends coach, Griggs executed 3 overall record and his defense ranked tops in the Old Dominion Athletic Con- field drills and evaluated game schemes. ference (ODAC) in total defense. Griggs was also a successful owner of a Gold’s Gym franchise in Delran, Stavish co-founded the Generals’ Football Camp in 2009. N.J., for 13 years. Additionally, Stavish served as the NCAA administrative diversity semi- Griggs began his coaching career in 2005 at nar representative in 2009. his alma mater, Pennsauken High School, serving A 2003 graduate of Washington and Lee, Stavish earned a bachelor’s de- as an assistant coach, with an emphasis on tight gree in chemistry. He was a four-year letterwinner for the football team, serv- ends, defensive line, and special teams. ing as a team captain during his senior season. A three-year starter at The Pennsauken, N.J., native was linebacker, Stavish racked up 239 career tackles, six interceptions, and 5.5 a standout tight end at the University of sacks in helping lead the Generals to their winningest four-year stretch in 18 Virginia, playing under the direction of years. He was also a two-time ODAC Scholar-Athlete selection. legendary coach George Welsh, before Following graduation, Stavish served as a graduate assistant for the foot- being drafted by the New York Jets. ball program at the University of Virginia, where he earned a master’s degree His brother David Griggs was a in chemistry education in 2006. Working under head coach Al Groh and cur- five-year linebacker for the Miami Dol- rent Temple head coach Al Golden, Stavish helped lead the the Cavaliers to phins before moving on to start for the three consecutive bowl appearances, winning the 2003 Continental Tire Bowl San Diego Chargers during their and the 2005 Music City Bowl. 1995 Super Bowl season. After finishing his degree program at Virginia, Stavish served as a teacher Griggs resides with his at Charlottesville High School and as an assistant football coach at Monticello wife Christine. His son Bill IV is a High School, where he worked with the special teams, tight ends, and defen- former wide receiver at Delaware sive ends. State University. Stavish resides with his wife Kate. The Griggs File The Stavish File PERSONAL COACHING PERSONAL COACHING Year Coaching: 6th Temple (2009 - present) Year Coaching: 8th Temple (2010 - present) College: Virginia ‘84 2009-10 – Graduate Assistant College: Washington & Lee ‘03 2010 – Graduate Asst.- Defense B.A. Sociology - Offense B.A. Chemistry High School: Pennsauken (N.J.) Virginia ‘06 Washington & Lee (2007 - 09) Born: August 4, 1962 Oakland Raiders (Summer 2008) M.A. Chemistry Education Defensive Coordinator, Special Family: Wife - Christine 2008 – NFL Minority Coaching High School: Park View (Va.) Teams Coord., Defensive Line, Children: Bill IV Fellowship Internship Born: May 25, 1980 Recruiting Coord. Family: Wife - Kate PLAYING Pennsauken High School Monticello HS (2006) Virginia (1980-84) – Tight End (2005-08) PLAYING Sp. Teams, Tight Ends, Def. Ends New York Jets (1984-90) – Tight 2005-08 – Tight Ends / Defensive Washington & Lee (1999-02) – End Line / Special Teams Linebacker Virginia (2003 - 05) Graduate Assistant - Defense www.Pierce4Heisman.com 137 Coaching Staff Tom Dwight DEAHN STANSBURY

Director of Football Operations Head Athletic Trainer Fifth Season at Temple • Heidelberg ‘87 17th Season at Temple • Oregon St. ‘83

Tom Deahn is in his fifth season as Director of Football Operations at Tem- The athletic health and welfare of Temple athletes in all sports—over 500 ple. A native of Arcade, N.Y., he arrived in Owl Country after spending six sea- athletes in all—is the ultimate responsibility of Dwight Stansbury, who will sons as the Director of Football Operations at the University of Maryland. make the 2010-11 academic year his 17th in the position of head trainer at In his current position, Deahn serves as liaison to university administra- Temple University. tion, athletic administration, football alumni and the Owl Club. He also handles The St. Helen’s, Ore., native manages a staff of four assistant athletic NCAA and MAC compliance issues, home and away game operations, the trainers, five graduate extern trainers, and 26 student athletic trainers. During walk-on program, the football budget and team clinics. the course of a typical football season, Stansbury and his staff will use over In 2009, Deahn was named the National Football Operations Director of 250 cases of athletic tape preparing the Cherry and White for the gridiron. the Year by FootballScoop.com, powered by Muscle Milk®. Not only is Stansbury the head trainer for Temple’s 24-sport athletic pro- Deahn spent seven years with the Terrapins overall, initially serving as as- gram, he is also in charge of overseeing the entire athletic medicine depart- sistant recruiting coordinator in 1999. He was instrumental in the team’s turn- ment and supervising students in the undergraduate sports medicine program. around under Ralph Friedgen that saw UM go from a losing record in 2000 to His domain is Temple’s state-of-the-art 990-square-foot football physical train- an ACC title in 2001. The Terrapins competed in three straight bowl games ing facility, located within Edberg-Olson Hall. Stansbury also has the use of a from 2001 to 2003, defeating Tennessee in the Peach Bowl and West Virginia 3,800-square-foot training room in McGonigle Hall to ensure the well-being of in the Gator Bowl. He arrived in College Park following a five-year stint at Temple student-athletes. St. Norbert College in DePere, Wis., where he logged time as assistant head Prior to his appointment at Temple, Stansbury served for five years as coach, recruiting coordinator, offensive coordinator and quarterbacks/wide re- assistant football and head men’s track and field trainer at the University of Ten- ceivers coach while pursuing a master’s degree at UW-Green Bay. He also nessee. During his tenure in Knoxville, he treated the Volunteer football play- served as travel coordinator and equipment man- ers that won the 1990 Cotton Bowl, 1991 Sugar Bowl and 1993 Hall of Fame ager for a 19-sport program. Bowl and participated in the 1992 Fiesta Bowl. The men’s track and field team While at St. Norbert, he coached two offen- won the SEC Championship in each of his years on the staff and captured a na- sive linemen to All-America honors and 15 play- tional title in 1991. ers to all-conference honors. During each of the Stansbury served as head football trainer at Lamar University, in Beau- team's last three seasons, Deahn's offenses mont, Texas, from 1986-87. Before that, he spent 18 months as an athletic set school records for single-season all- trainer at the Physical Therapy and Rehab Center in Gainesville, Fla. Stansbury purpose yards while ranking among na- also worked with the NFL’s as a training camp intern while tional statistical leaders. pursuing his master’s degree. Prior to St. Norbert, he spent three A 1983 graduate of Oregon State University with a degree in physical years at Catholic University in Wash- education and athletic training, Stansbury received his master’s degree from ington, D.C., where his responsi- the University of Florida in 1984. bilities included serving as Born February 9, 1953, he and his wife, Jody, reside in South Jersey with defensive coordinator, recruiting daughters Amy (20), Cindy (17), and Emily (12). Amy runs cross country and coordinator and strength coordina- track at Temple. tor during his tenure. Catholic's defense ranked 24th in the country in 1993. Two of his players received All-America recogni- tion. Deahn played at Heidelberg College in Tiffin, Ohio, where he was a member of two nationally-ranked teams. He received his undergraduate de- gree in business finance with a computer science minor in 1987. Born August 16, 1965, Deahn earned a master’s degree in administra- tive science from the University of Wis- consin-Green Bay in 1998. He has a daughter Amanda (21) who is a junior in college. 138 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff Tony Paul DECKER KELLEY

Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Athletic Equipment Supervisor Fifth Season at Temple • East Stroudsburg ‘83 20th Season at Temple • Temple ‘96

Tony Decker, winner of the prestigious Strength and Conditioning Professional Paul Kelley is in his 11th season as the athletic equipment supervi- of the Year Award from the National Strength and Conditioning Association in 1998, sor at Temple University. The 2010 season marks his 20th year of service is in his fifth year as strength and conditioning coach at Temple University. Decker to the Athletic Department and, more specifically, the football program. oversees the strength and conditioning programs for all of the Owls’ 24 intercolle- As athletic equipment supervisor, Kelley is responsible for equipment giate athletic teams and works extensively with the football program and Al Golden. operation of all Temple varsity sports. His duties include the acquisition, Decker has over 25 years of experience in strength and conditioning and ath- distribution, collection and maintenance of all practice and game day uni- letic training. He has worked as the Director of Strength and Conditioning at the forms and equipment. Kelley organizes field setup for practice and game University of Virginia (1998-2002) and Head Strength Coach at the University of Delaware (1988-98). Certified by the NSCA, the United States Weightlifting Fed- day. Primarily tending to the needs of the football program, he works with eration, National Athletic Trainers Association and the American Red Cross, he has its coaches and players to provide appropriate practice and game day set- published multiple studies in medical journals and is a noted national speaker on tings. He also executes the athletic program’s contractual agreement with both peak performance training and athletic training. Decker, a level I track and Under Armour. Zohrab Kazanjian field coach, has worked with numerous professional, collegiate, and elite athletes, Kelley began including players from the NFL, MLB, MLS, NBA and Olympic athletes. working with the Owls Most recently, Decker served as Sports Performance Director and Director of football team in 1991 NFL Combine & Pro Day Training at Velocity Sports Performance in Cherry Hill, N.J. as a student manager. In the position, he trained both professional and collegiate athletes from all sports. He remained in that In addition to training several in support of their in-season capacity until 1996 strength programs, he prepared over 50 college athletes for the NFL combine. when he graduated Decker arrived at Velocity in June 2003 after serving as a professor in the Depart- from the University ment of Movement Studies and Exercise Sciences at East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Uni- with a bachelor of sci- versity. Decker began his career at Los Alamitos (Calif.) High School in 1983 as head ence degree in physi- athletic trainer before serving as a graduate assistant trainer and student strength cal education and coach at Virginia. He then accepted the position of head athletic trainer at Cherry exercise science, and Hill (N.J.) High School in 1986 before being named Director of Strength and Con- was hired as a part- ditioning and Assistant Athletic Trainer at Delaware time assistant. A year in July 1988. Decker was responsible for strength later, Kelley’s efforts and conditioning for all of the Blue Hens’ 22 inter- were recognized, as collegiate varsity sports. he was hired as the During his tenure in Newark, he twice earned full-time assistant conference strength and conditioning professional equipment manager in of the year awards (1996, 1998) and helped pre- charge of the football pare the football teams that made six playoff team’s needs. appearances and two trips to the Division I- AA semifinals. Kelley resides in Decker was named Director of Strength Delaware County, Pa., and Conditioning at Virginia in June 1998 and where he lives with served in the position until August 2002. During his wife, Kathleen, and his stay in Charlottesville, the football team made sons, John (24) and three postseason bowl appearances, as well as the Will (8). He is an ac- preseason Eddie Robinson Classic, utilizing Decker’s tive member of the performance programs. Among the more notable Athletic Equipment student-athletes he helped prepare were current Managers Association NFL players Elton Brown, Angelo Crowell, Thomas (AEMA), serving as a Jones, Patrick Kerney, and Billy McMullen. district officer. A native of Wilkes Barre, Pa., Decker, born Kelley is on the Marple Township Little League Board and handles June 20, 1960, earned a bachelor’s of science de- its equipment needs in addition to coaching its in-house and tournament gree in health and physical education from East Stroudsburg in 1983 before receiving a master of ed- teams. ucation degree in athletic training and sports medi- cine at Virginia in 1986. He is married to the former Kate Newman. www.Pierce4Heisman.com 139 Coaching Staff Ryan Fran McNAMEE DUFFY

Director of Player Development Video Coordinator Fourth Season at Temple • Gettysburg ‘99 Fourth Season at Temple • Temple ‘10

Ryan McNamee is in his fourth season at Temple University, and his third Fran Duffy, the youngest video coordinator in college football’s bowl season as the Director of Player Development. He served as the assistant di- subdivision (I-A) at age 24, is in his fourth season as video coordinator rector of football operations during the 2007 campaign. at Temple University. The Philadelphia native was elevated into his cur- A four-year varsity football letterwinner at Gettysburg College, he brings nine seasons of coaching and administrative experience to the program. rent role after serving as the program’s top video assistant during the McNamee assists head coach Al Golden and director of football opera- 2006 season. tions Tom Deahn in developing, organizing, and executing strategies to maintain Duffy is responsible for coordinating the filming all of Temple prac- the day-to-day operations of the program. He is also responsible for the coor- tices and games. He then works closely with the coaching staff to pro- dination of the team's Owl Honor Roll, Team Accountability (TAP), and Owl Out- vide the best possible film breakdowns of the Owls and their opponents. reach programs, which have flourished under his direction. As the Owls’ community service liaison, McNamee, in conjunction with Duffy is also in charge of video exchange between Temple and opposing the National Marrow Donor Program and Temple Fox Chase Bone Marrow teams on a weekly basis. Transplant Program, directes the annual Temple University Marrow Donor Drive, For film breakdown, Duffy utilizes XOS SportsPro, which is used by which added 630 new participants to the National Marrow Donor List during the countless college programs and almost every NFL franchise. The state- first year alone, setting a new record for signees through the college/university of-the-art equipment lets users view hours upon hours of game and prac- recruitment program. The football team also set new records by accumulating more than 1,000 hours of community of service three consecutive academic tice film, improving game preparation and individual skill development. years. Three student-athletes have earned the Temple Teammates Community The system's coaching stations enable the Temple staff to view and edit Service Award— Alex Derenthal (2007), Dominique Harris (2009), and Amara cutups to help game plan for the coming opponent. The digital network Kamara (2010). As a team, Temple received the 2009 and 2010 T.E.A.M. Award makes film available to all players at any time, providing the team the and the 2009 Robert P. Levy Community Service Award. finest opportunity to play their best football. Duffy also creates highlight McNamee also serves as the Owls’ pro liaison and walk-on tryout coor- dinator, while assisting with recruiting and special teams. McNamee also has films for the program and the Athletics web site with Final Cut Pro, a four seasons under his belt as the camp director for professional non-linear editing system created by Apple Inc. the Al Golden Football Camps. Attendance has Duffy is a contributing football and baseball writer for KFFL, an in- increased each year under McNamee’s guid- dustry leader in fantasy sports. He has had articles posted on Yahoo!, ance, improving by 25 percent from 2007 to CBS Sportsline as well as ProFootball- 2009. Prior to joining Temple, McNamee served Weekly, and published in several mag- as director of recruiting and special projects at azines. He has also been featured as Villanova. He joined head coach Andy Talley’s an NFL Draft analyst on 610 staff on the Main Line in the summer of 2004. WIP AM. With the Wildcats, he was instrumental in Duffy grad- assisting with the team’s office, recruiting, video, game day, academic advisement, uated from Chel- and summer camp operations. He arrived tenham High at VU after working as an assistant foot- School in 2004 ball and baseball coach at his alma and played var- mater during the 2003-04 academic sity soccer and year. A Philadelphia native, Mc- baseball for Namee earned a bachelor of arts de- the Panthers. gree in health and physical science He is currently from Gettysburg in May 1999 and pursing a degree in played outside linebacker and tight end broadcasting, for the Bullets. He later received a mas- ter of arts in health and physical education telecommunica- from Adams State College in December 2000. tions and mass In Alamosa (Colo.), he served as an as- media at Temple. sistant football coach, instructing the Grizzlies running backs for two seasons. McNamee then returned to the Delaware Valley as a health and physical education teacher at Kin- sey Elementary School in Philadelphia from 2001 to 2003. Born October 19, 1977, McNamee is a graduate of Father Judge High School, where he captained the football squad. He and wife Valerie have two sons, Danial (11) and Logan (infant). 140 2010 Temple Football Media Guide Coaching Staff Rebekah Travis GINGRAS MANGER

Academic Coordinator for Football Graduate Extern for Academics Second Season at Temple • Springfield ‘04 Second Season at Temple • Temple ‘08

Rebekah Gingras enters her second season as academic coordinator for football. Travis Manger is in his second season with the program as graduate extern for ac- She is responsible for the overall academic development of the team, including tutoring, ademics. class checks, and study hall. A native of Newtown, Pa., he coordinates study hall and works with football stu- Additionally, Gingras teaches Temple’s First Year Seminar. In 2009, she was se- dent-athletes for any and all academic needs, including tutoring and advisement. lected to the Management Academy, one of 35 honorees identified as high-performing Manger played tight end for the Owls for two seasons as a Local 215 member. He employees at the university. earned his degree in journalism in 2008 and was cited on the Athletic Director's Honor Prior to joining the Temple staff, Gingras worked as the athletic academic counselor Roll. Manger is pursuing a master’s degree in sport and recreation management. He was for the Florida Atlantic football team for two seasons. She has also served as an athletic a student assistant coach with the Owls from the spring of 2008 to the spring of 2009. counselor at Springfield College (Mass.) and Springfield Middle and High Schools. A 2004 graduate of Council Rock North HS, Manger passed for 3,445 yards and Gingras earned a bachelor’s of science degree in psychology from New Mexico in 23 TDs in two seasons to earn first-team Bucks County Courier Times and first-team All- 2004 where she also played soccer. She earned a master’s of education in psychology Suburban One honors twice at quarterback.He also earned first-team honors from the from Springfield College in 2006 with a concentration in athletic counseling. Trentonian in 2003 after passing for 1,855 yards and 10 TDs and was named the team MVP as a senior. He played in the 2004 Bucks County Lions All-Star Game. His third cousin is former Major League pitcher and Ball Four author Jim Bouton. Nilzarrel Alex TOWNSEND DERENTHAL

Learning Specialist for Football Graduate Extern for Academics Third Season at Temple • Urbana ‘05 First Season at Temple • Temple ‘09

Nilzarrel Townsend enters his third season as an academic learning specialist for Former All-MAC honoree and team captain Alex Derenthal begins in his first sea- the Student Athlete Academic Advising & Support Center. The Columbus, Ohio, native son with the program as graduate extern for academics. is responsible for working closely with students who have a variety of learning styles and A native of Davie, Fla., he coordinates study hall and works with football student- creating effective learning strategies to foster their academic success. athletes for any and all academic needs, including tutoring and advisement. Townsend previously served as the evening operations coordinator at Temple’s Derenthal was a four-year starter at center and the two-time team captain for the Campus Recreation Department from August 2007 to November 2008. In 2006-07, Owls. Finishing his playing career with a school record 47 consecutive starting appear- Townsend was the assistant center director for Columbus Parks and Recreation prior to ances, Derenthal was a second-team All-MAC honoree as a senior in 2008. He also moving to Pennsylvania. earned the Captains’ Award twice and was named an ECAC All-Star selection twice. Townsend earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concen- Derenthal was the recipient of the team’s 2008 George M. Illman Award for leadership tration in sports management from Urbana (Ohio) University in 2003. The Dean’s List stu- on and off the field. He represented Temple University at the 2008 NCAA National Stu- dent and Scholar Athlete was also a member of the men’s basketball team and served dent-Athlete Development Conference in Orlando. as team captain. Following graduation, Townsend played semi-professional basketball As a junior in 2007, Derenthal was named the team’s Offensive MVP as well as the for the American Basketball Association (ABA), before receiving his master’s degree in Top Hog Award recipient as the best offensive lineman. He earned national recognition education from Urbana in 2005. He presently is taking classes at Temple as a non-ma- as a member of the 2007 AFCA Good Works Team for his community service efforts. triculated graduate. He also taught Temple’s First Year Seminar to the university’s new- A 2009 graduate, Derenthal received a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology. comers in 2009. Townsend has been a professional member of the National Association Following graduation, Derenthal signed as a rookie free agent with the New York of Academic Advisors for Athletics (N4A) since 2009. He and his wife Alexis reside in Giants. Macungie, Pa. Support Staff

Patrice Cohill Nadia Harvin Kate Decker Mike Fox Jeff Admin. Admin. Performance Sideline Johnson Specialist Specialist Specialist Communica- Team for Recruiting to Head Coach tions Security www.Pierce4Heisman.com 141 Coaching Staff All-Time Assistant Coaches

Herb Adderley...... 1978 Steve Goldman ...... 1993-96 Chet Parlavecchio ...... 1993 Don Augustine (GA)...... 2002 Linc Gotshalk (SC) ...... 1981-89 Darrell Patterson ...... 1995-96 Jared Backus...... 2007-09 Lou Grandizio ...... 1957 Carmen Piccone...... 1977-82 Kevin Baldock (GA)...... 2000-01 Bill Griggs (GA) ...... 2009- Walt Pierce ...... 1970 Dick Bedesam...... 1973-74 Eric Gudger...... 1993-97 Wally Porter...... 1960-61 Satyen Bhakta (GA)...... 2006-08 R.E. “Rocky” Hager...... 1997-03 Jerry Preschutti ...... 1966-68 Bob Bicknell...... 2006 Ted Heath ...... 1993-97 Spencer Prescott ...... 1983-86, Dave Borbely ...... 1989-91 John Hendrick ...... 1993-94 ...... 1990-92, 1999-05 Gus Braccia ...... 1956 Mike Hennigan...... 1985 Nick Rapone ...... 1983-88, 1999-05 Earl Cleghorn Curtis Bray...... 2007-08 Frank Hickson ...... 1989 John Reagan ...... 2000-02 1968-82 David Brock ...... 2002-04 Vince Hoch ...... 1970-82 Matt Rhule ...... 2006- Sterling Brown...... 1980 Al Holcomb (GA)...... 1996 Ryan Roeder (GA)...... 2006-08 John Brunner...... 1970-80 Marcus Hoover (GA)...... 2004-05 John Rogers ...... 1956-69 Jack Burns ...... 1953-54 Dan Hopkins (GA) ...... 2003 Scott Rosen (GA)...... 1996 Lew Carpenter ...... 1997 Dick Hopkins...... 1989-92 Chris Roulhac...... 1995-99 Rubin Carter...... 2004 Chris Hudak (SC) ...... 1996-03 Cliff Rubicam ...... 1955 Wally Chambers ...... 1986-88 Jim Hueber...... 1981-82 Ray Rychleski ...... 1985-88 Deon Chester...... 1993-94 Keith Humphrey (GA)...... 1999 Tony Sardisco ...... 1969 Ron Chismar ...... 1989-92 Ashley Ingram (GA) ...... 1998 Mike Schad...... 1997-01 Clyde Christensen...... 1983-85 Jonas Jackson (GA) ...... 2005 Kent Schoolfield...... 1993-94 Curt Cignetti ...... 1989-92 Amos Jones ...... 1983-88 Bruce Seidman (SC) ...... 2004-05 Vince Hoch Bill Clay...... 1988 Jack Jones ...... 1962-67 Mike Siravo...... 2006 1970-82 Earl Cleghorn ...... 1968-82 Willie Jones...... 1997-98 Willie Slater...... 2004-05 Charles Crews (GA) ...... 1997-98 Gary Karl ...... 1981 Steve Smith (GA)...... 1993-94 Eddie Davis...... 1986-88 Kevin Keeffe (SC)...... 1993-95 Tom Spann...... 1989-92 Paul Davis...... 1983-85 Al Kincaid...... 1998 Rob Spence ...... 2010- Ryan Day ...... 2006 Bob Kish ...... 1955 Bob Stanley ...... 1996-97 Tony Decker (SC) ...... 2006- John Konstantinos...... 1967-68 Matt Stavish (GA) ...... 2010- Andrew Dees ...... 2006- Lary Kuharich...... 1977-80 Pete Stevens...... 1953-56 Dave DeFilippo...... 1962-65 Chris LaSala...... 1990-93 Tim Stowers ...... 1998-99 George DeLeone ...... 2006-07 John Latina...... 1983-88 Dale Strahm...... 1994-96 Tony DeMeo...... 1988 Mark Leposky (GA)...... 1994-95 Mac Strow...... 1953-55, 59 Sean Desai ...... 2010- Rob Likens ...... 1998-03 Blair Thomas...... 1998-05 Earle Mosley Lou DeVicaris...... 1953 Steve Little (SC)...... 1990 Tony Trentini ...... 1970-75 1988-92 Mac DeVito (GA)...... 2003 Paul Lounsberry ...... 2005 Tom Turchetta...... 1984-85 John Devlin...... 1986-87 Mike MacIntyre ...... 1997-98 Jim Turner ...... 2003-04 Bob Dipipi ...... 1973-84 Fred Manuel...... 1993-94 Tom Urbanik...... 1968-69 Tyrone Dixon...... 1992 Joe Marciano...... 1982 Tom Walters ...... 1954 Don Dobes...... 1989-92 Bob Marshall ...... 1968-69 Gavin White ...... 1956-66 Mark Dolin ...... 1955 Frank Massino...... 1969-76, 79-82 Jack White ...... 1983 Mark D’Onofrio ...... 2006- Jim Mazza ...... 1976 Roger White ...... 1956-59 John Drew...... 1970-82 John McAneney ...... 1966-69 Paul Williams ...... 2006- Dave Dunkelberger...... 1990-92 Ron McCrone...... 1995-97 Al Wilson...... 1970-72 Rick Dykes...... 1989-90 Hugh McWilliams ...... 1975 Phil Zacharias ...... 2005 Walt Evans (SC)...... 1991-92 Bill Medve...... 1957 Ray Zingler...... 1983-84 Mac Strow Joe Famille ...... 1986-88 Randy Melvin...... 2009 1953-55, 1959 Charlie Fisher...... 2000-01 John Mitchell...... 1986 GA—graduate assistant coach Rip Flippo (GA) ...... 1999-00 Raymond Monica...... 1998-05 SC—strength & conditioning Ed Foley...... 2008- Joe Moore ...... 1986-87 Tyree Foreman ...... 2007- Earle Mosley...... 1988-92 Jethro Franklin...... 2010- Jed Moyer (GA)...... 2001-02 Stan Freedman ...... 1975-77 Toby Neinas...... 2002-05 Nick Gasparato...... 1993-96 Joe Nejman ...... 1960-65 Mike Gibson...... 1989-92 Jeff Nixon ...... 2006 Kevin Gilbride...... 2007-09 Dutch Ouderkirk...... 1971 Dennis Goldman...... 2005 Lou Paludi ...... 1960-67

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