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HHISTORYISTORY LLINEBACKERINEBACKER JUSTINJUSTIN MCPHAILMCPHAIL 98 FFHSUATHLETICS.COMHSUATHLETICS.COM FFORTORT HHAYSAYS SSTATETATE UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY FFHSU CONFERENCECHAMPIONS H Kansas ConferenceChampions S 7-0 Overall(6-0KIAC) U C O 1917 Central Intercollegiate ConferenceCo-Champions N Central IntercollegiateConferenceChampions F E R E 6-2-1 Overall(4-1CIC) N 8-2 Overall (3-1CIC) C E 1934 1935 C H A Kansas ConferenceChampions M 6-1 Overall(6-0KIAC) P I O N 1921 S FHSU CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS FFHSUHSU CCONFERENCEONFERENCE CHAMPIONSCHAMPIONS FORT HAYS STATE FACILITIES FOOTBALL COACHES PLAYERS OPPONENTS REVIEW THE MIAA RECORDS 1936 Central Intercollegiate Conference Champions 6-3 Overall (4-0 CIC) 1954 Central Intercollegiate Conference Co-Champions 7-2 Overall (4-1 CIC) 1966 Central Intercollegiate Conference Co-Champions 7-2 Overall (3-1 CIC) HISTORY 99 100 FFHSUATHLETICS.COMHSUATHLETICS.COM FFORTORT HHAYSAYS SSTATETATE UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY FFHSU CONFERENCECHAMPIONS H S U C Central StatesIntercollegiateConferenceCo-Champions O Rocky MountainAthletic ConferenceCo-Champions N Rocky MountainAthleticConferenceChampions F E R E 8-2-2 Overall (6-0-1RMAC) N 8-4 Overall(6-1RMAC) 5-4 Overall(5-1CSIC) C E 1995 1993 1976 C H A M P I O N S FHSU CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS FFHSUHSU NNCAACAA DDIVISIONIVISION IIII AALL-AMERICANSLL-AMERICANS FORT HAYS STATE FACILITIES FOOTBALL Roy Miller, K James Hardy, DB Shawn Behr, QB 1992 AP Little 3rd Team 1993 NCAA II 3rd Team 1995 AP Little 1st Team 1995 NCAA II 3rd Team Keith Eck, DB 1995 NCAA II 3rd Team 1996 NCAA II 2nd Team COACHES PLAYERS OPPONENTS REVIEW THE MIAA RECORDS Ryan Martin, OL Lance Schwindt, FL Xavier Brown, WR 1996 NCAA II Honorable Mention 1995 NCAA II 1st Team 1996 AP Little 2nd Team 1995 AP Little Honorable Mention 1996 NCAA II Honorable Mention Adam Ryan, P Tyler Strong, OL 2003 NCAA II Honorable Mention C.J. Lovett, CB 2000 NCAA II 1st Team 2008 Don Hansen Honorable Mention Jacob Crossman, DL 2000 Daktronics 1st Team 2003 Daktronics Honorable Mention 2010 Don Hansen 2nd Team HISTORY O.J. Murdock, WR Alex Whitehill, LB Ethan Kosjer, P Micheal Jordan, S 2010 Don Hansen 3rd Team 2011 Daktronics 1st Team 2011 Don Hansen 1st Team 2014 Don Hansen 3rd Team 2010 D2Football.com HM 2011 BCSN 2nd Team 2011 Daktronics 2nd Team 2011 Don Hansen 3rd Team 2011 BCSN 3rd Team 2011 D2Football.com HM 101 FFHSUHSU IINDIVIDUALNDIVIDUAL HHONORSONORS ALL-AMERICANS 1996 DB-Keith Eck, Andale, Kan., 2nd FB-Bob Anthony, Kensington, Kan. AP Little All-Americans WR-Xavier Brown, Thornton, Colo., HM E-Ron Morel, Palco, Kan. 1933 Floyd Sexton, Abilene, Kan. HM OC-Ryan Martin, McPherson, Kan., HM DT-Bernie Blevins, Yates Center, Kan. 1934 Floyd Sexton, Abilene, Kan. HM 2000 P-Adam Ryan, Melbourne, Australia, 1st OT-Jim Erickson, Scandia, Kan. Y 1935 Dennis McKee, Simpson, Kan. HM 2003 OL-Tyler Strong, Medicine Lodge, Kan., HM FB-Rich Dreiling, Victoria, Kan. T Ed Bender, Luray, Kan. HM DB-Max VanLaningham, Concordia, Kan. I 1936 Ralph Huffman, Simpson, Kan. Daktronics NCAA II All-Americans 1966 QB-Robert Johnson, Logan, Kan. 2000 P-Adam Ryan, Melbourne, Australia, 1st OG-Larry Noffsinger, Phillipsburg, Kan. S 1948 Jack Hague, Oberlin, Kan., HM 1950 Robert Wahlmeire, HM 2011 LB-Alex Whitehill, McPherson, Kan., 1st FB-Rich Dreiling, Victoria, Kan. R Steve Garrity, HM P - Ethan Kosjer, Douglass, Kan., 2nd DT-Bernie Blevins, Yates Center, Kan. 1968 FB-Rich Dreiling, Victoria, Kan. E 1960 Cliff Leiker, Hays, Kan. 1962 DB-Dave Parker, Tonganoxie, Kan., HM Don Hansen’s Football Gazette LB-Paul Simons, Denton, Kan. V 1963 C-Ken Palmgren, Levant, Kan., HM NCAA II All-Americans 1969 TB-Tommy Evans, Plattsburg, Mo. I 1964 LB-Dave Jones, Dodge City, Kan., 2nd 2008 DB-C.J. Lovett, Thornton, Colo., HM 1970 TB-Tommy Evans, Plattsburg, Mo. 1965 QB-Robert Johnson, Logan, Kan., HM 2010 DL-Jacob Crossman, Haysville, Kan. 2nd SE-John Woodworth, Halstead, Kan. N 1966 QB-Robert Johnson, Logan, Kan., HM WR-O.J. Murdock, Tampa, Fla. 3rd C-Mike Butler, Marysville, Kan. 2011 P - Ethan Kosjer, Douglass, Kan., 1st OG-Jim Murray, Pittsburgh, Pa. U 1970 TB-Tommy Evans, Plattsburg, Mo., HM 1973 TB-Steve Crosby, Pawnee Rock, Kan., HM LB-Alex Whitehill, McPherson, Kan., 3rd LB-Roy Humphrey, Garden City, Kan. 1975 RB-Tom Doll, Clafl in, Kan., HM 2014 S - Micheal Jordan, Kerens, Texas, 3rd 1971 SE-John Woodworth, Halstead, Kan. E 1976 QB-Skip Numrich, Scott City, Kan., HM PK-Mike Sobba, Wichita, Kan. T DL-Jim Homolka, Clafl in, Kan., HM D2Football.com NCAA II All-Americans 1972 SE-John Woodworth, Halstead, Kan. 2011 LB-Alex Whitehill, McPherson, Kan., HM RB-Steve Crosby, Pawnee Rock, Kan. A WR-Dave Meter, Gering, Neb., HM 1992 PK-Roy Miller, Sheridan, Colo., 3rd 1973 RB-Steve Crosby, Pawnee Rock, Kan. T 1995 QB-Shawn Behr, Great Bend, Kan., 1st Beyond College Sports Network NCAA II All-Americans WR-Ron Hawley, Phillipsburg, Kan. 2011 LB-Alex Whitehill, McPherson, Kan., 2nd 1974 DB-Steve Simpson, Highland, Kan. S FL-Lance Schwindt, Fort Morgan, Colo., HM 1996 WR-Xavier Brown, Thornton, Colo., 2nd P - Ethan Kosjer, Douglass, Kan., 3rd 1975 FB-Tom Doll, Clafl in, Kan. 2003 OL-Tyler Strong, Medicine Lodge, Kan., HM WR-Ron Hawley, Phillipsburg, Kan. S ALL-STATE LB-Chris Cullen, Pueblo, Colo. 1976 QB-Skip Numrich, Scott City, Kan. Y NAIA All-Americans 1915 Martin Peterson, Monument, Kan., 1st 1962 DB-Dave Parker, Tonganoxie, Kan., 1st 1916 Rex Welty, Hill City, Kan., 2nd DB-Kent Griffi n, Douglas, Wyo. A 1964 LB-Dave Jones, Dodge City, Kan., 2nd 1917 Rex Welty, Hill City, Kan., 1st K-Brian Shriwise DT-Ken Dreiling, Victoria, Kan., HM Ralph Archer, Great Bend, Kan., 1st 1977 DL-Jim Homolka, Clafl in, Kan. H WR-David Meter, Gering, Neb. 1965 QB-Robert Johnson, Logan, Kan., HM Paul “Busch” Gross, Hays, Kan., HM DE-Jon Mastin, Wichita, Kan., HM 1919 G. Tubbs, 1st QB-Skip Numrich, Scott City, Kan. T OG-Larry Noffsinger, Phillipsburg, Kan., HM Lynn Ordway, Plainville, Kan., 2nd 1978 Information Not Available 1979 LB-Junior Hartig, Ellinwood, Kan. R DL-Dennis Beam, Phillipsburg, Kan., HM Jacob “Bunny” Gross, Hays, Kan., 3rd 1966 QB-Robert Johnson, Logan, Kan., HM Paul “Busch” Gross, Hays, Kan., HM 1980 OL-Mike Norris, Inglewood, Calif. O 1970 TB-Tommy Evans, Plattsburg, Mo., HM Reece Cave, Hays, Kan., HM LB-Junior Hartig, Ellinwood, Kan. 1981 TE-Phil Brethower, Bird City, Kan. F FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY LB-Roy Humphrey, Garden City, Kan., Kodak 2nd 1920 Lynn Ordway, Plainville, Kan., 2nd 1971 SE-John Woodworth, Halstead, Kan., HM 1921 Paul “Busch” Gross, Hays, Kan., 2nd P -Ron Johnson, Concordia, Kan. 1975 RB-Tom Doll, Clafl in, Kan., HM Ernest “Pete” Albert, Hays, Kan., 2nd 1982 TE-Tony Workman, Goodland, Kan. SE-Ron Hawley, Phillipsburg, Kan., HM John Byrd, Bloomington, Kan., 3rd OL-Richard Lowe, Bovina, Texas LB-Chris Cullen, Pueblo, Colo., HM Elmer Ringe, Hays, Kan., 3rd DB-Ron Johnson, Concordia, Kan. 1976 QB-Skip Numrich, Scott City, Kan., HM 1923 Floris Shade, Hays, Kan., 3rd 1983 OL-Richard Lowe, Bovina, Texas 1977 DL-Jim Homolka, Clafl in, Kan., 2nd 1924 John Byrd, Bloomington, Kan., 1st QB-Robert Long, Macon, Mo. 1980 LB-Junior Hartig, Ellinwood, Kan., HM Burr DeWald, Smith Center, Kan., HM LB-Chris Honas, Ellis, Kan. 1982 TE-Tony Workman, Goodland, Kan., 1st 1926 Andrew Riegel, Ford, Kan., HM 1984 WR-Marty Boxberger, Russell, Kan. DB-Ron Johnson, Concordia, Kan., HM 1928 Earle Traylor, Arnold, Kan., 2nd DB-Pat Poore, Stockton, Kan. 1983 LB-Chris Honas, Ellis, Kan., HM Byron Rogers, Jennings, Kan., 2nd 1985 QB-Robert Long, Macon, Mo. M QB-Robert Long, Macon, Mo., HM Harlow Anderson, HM SB-Eric Busenbark, Larned, Kan. OT-Richard Lowe, Bovina, Texas, HM OT-Greg Hammond, Phoenix, Ariz. O 1929 Joe Mahoney, Bunker Hill, Kan., 2nd 1985 QB-Robert Long, Macon, Mo., 1st Julius Bahl, Hays, Kan., HM 1986 DT-Les Miller, Arkansas City, Kan. C SB-Eric Busenbark, Larned, Kan., 1st 1930 Warren Portenier, Golden, Colo., 2nd SE-Randy Knox, Indianapolis, Ind. 1986 DT-Les Miller, Arkansas City, Kan., HM 1933 Floyd Sexton, Abilene, Kan., 1st OT-Howard Hood, Kerrville, Texas 1987 SB-Tyrone Tracy, Indianapolis, Ind., HM 1987 SB-Tyrone Tracy, Indianapolis, Ind. S 1934 Floyd Sexton, Abilene, Kan., 1st 1989 DB-Mike Allen, Denver, Colo., HM 1935 Sylvester Palmer, Natoma, Kan. ,1st 1988 OL-Bryan Jones, Seattle, Wash. C OT-Joe Karas, Fort Morgan, Colo., HM Dennis McKee, Simpson, Kan., 2nd DB-Mike Allen, Denver, Colo. I FL-Tyrone Tracy, Indianapolis, Ind., HM 1936 Ralph Huffman, Simpson, Kan., 1st P-Johnny Morin, Tahoka, Texas T 1990 LB-Mike Allen, Denver, Colo., 1st Bill Reissig, Bunker Hill, Kan., 2nd 1989 OT-Joe Karas, Fort Morgan, Colo. DT-Greg Yost, Gorham, Kan., 1st Herbert Bender, Luray, Kan., 2nd DB-Mike Allen, Denver, Colo. E DT-Frank Brown, Cape May, N.J., 2nd Rudolph Skubal, Jennings, Kan., 3rd FL-Tyrone Tracy, Indianapolis, Ind. L OT-Dave Lannon, Westminster, Calif., 2nd Ward Riegel, Ford, Kan., 3rd 1990 LB-Mike Allen, Denver, Colo. TE-Chris Capettini, Wheat Ridge, Colo., HM 1937 Chet Mitchell, Montezuma, Kan., 2nd DT-Greg Yost, Gorham, Kan. H 1991 TE-Chris Capettini, Wheat Ridge, Colo., 1st 1938 Ward Riegel, Ford, Kan., 3rd DT-Frank Brown, Cape May, N.J. T OT-Dave Lannon, Westminster, Calif., 1st 1939 Osmund Hunley, St. John, Kan., 2nd OT-Dave Lannon, Westminster, Calif. DE-Kevin Wright, Plainville, Kan., 1st TE-Chris Capettini, Wheat Ridge, Colo. A LB-Dustin Bailey, Medicine Lodge, Kan., 2nd 1991 LB-Dustin Bailey, Medicine Lodge, Kan. ALL-DISTRICT 10 (NAIA) U TB-Alfredo Hylton, Brooklyn, N.Y., HM TB-Alfredo Hylton, Brooklyn, N.Y.
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    Western Michigan FOOTBALL 2017 Western Michigan Football Media Guide Table of Contents About the Program Western Michigan University 2 Credits President Dr. Edward Montgomery 3 The 2017 Western Michigan Football Athletic Director Kathy Beauregard 4 Media Guide was written, designed and Kalamazoo, Michigan 5 edited by Associate Media Relations Director Rob Beuerlein. Meet the 2017 Broncos Roster 8 Editorial contributions were made by Quick Facts 10 Kristin Keirns, Adam Bodnar and Aimee Depth Chart 11 Luurtsema. Season Preview 12 Returning Players 15 Cover Design was done by Kristin Keirns Newcomers 59 Photography credits are Gary Shook, Ed Meet the Coaching Staff Shook and USA Foto. Head Coach Tim Lester 70 Assistant Coaches 71 Printing done by Performance Communications in Kalamazoo, Mich. About the Mid-American Conference About the MAC 83 For any corrections to historical records, Commissioner John Steinbrecher 84 2017 Composite Schedule 85 please contact the Western Michigan Athletic Media Relations office at 269- History of the Program 387-4138. 2016 in Review 86 Broncos in the Pros 95 All-time Award Winners 99 All-time Captains 104 All-time MAC Standings 105 All-time Coaching History 109 All-time Letterwinners 110 Program Records 119 Bowl History 127 Series History 131 Year-by-Year Results 139 www.wmubroncos.com/football www.facebook.com/WMUFootball @WMU_Football www.YouTube/WMUAthletics WMUFootball TM 1 Western Michigan FOOTBALL WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Western Michigan University provides the resources of a globally engaged national research university, plus the personal attention and support associated with many small private colleges. It is known for preparing students to imme- diately enter graduate school or the workplace, as well as for innovations such as the establishment of the WMU Homer Stryker M.D.
  • 2003 Football Media Guide

    2003 Football Media Guide

    TABLE OF CONTENTS The Washburn View 2002 Season Flashback Travel Itinerary . 2 Season Flashback. 64 Media Information. 2 2002 Game Recaps . 65-75 Covering the Ichabods. 3 2002 Season Stats . 76-80 About Washburn. 4-5 Superlatives/Starting Lineups . 76 President Jerry Farley . 5 Individual Stats. 77-78 2002-03 Washburn Athletics in Review . 6 Individual Game by Game Stats . 79-80 Athletics Director Loren Ferre’ . 6 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics . 81-86 Ichabod Club . 6 2002 Standings and Honors . 81 Washburn Athletics Success. 7 2002 Final Stats. 82-85 Athletics Staff. 8 About the MIAA . 86 Washburn Athletics Staff Directory . 9 Yager Stadium at Moore Bowl . 10-11 Ichabod Record Book Washburn Facilities . 12 Offensive Records and Year By Year Leaders Individual Rushing. 88 2003 Season Outlook Individual Passing . 89 Ichabod Coaching Staff Individual Receiving. 90 Head Coach Craig Schurig . 14-15 Individual Total Offense. 91 Assistant Coaches . 16-18 Individual Kickoff Returns . 92 Graduate Assistant Coaches . 19 Individual Scoring . 94 The 2003 Washburn Ichabods Defensive Records and Year By Year Leaders Homegrown in Kansas. 20 Individual Punting . 93 Numerical Roster . 22-23 Individual Defense. 95 Alphabetical Roster . 23 Team Records 2003 Preseason Two-Deep . 24 Ichabod Team Records. 96 2003 Season Preview. 25-26 Ichabod Charts. 97 Returning Ichabods Player Profiles . 27-43 Ichabod Newcomers . 44-47 Ichabod Football History Ichabod Stat and Facts . 48 Ichabod Most Valuable Players. 98 Ichabod Football History. 99 2003 Opponents Conference Ties . 99 Langston University . 50 Ichabod Honors and Awards. 100 Ichabod Football Washburn Fort Hays State University . 51 All-time Roster (1946-2002) .