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1977 Team Guide, Football

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Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cortland.edu/football_documents CORTLAND STATE SPORTS STATE UNIVERSITY O F NEW Y ORK FOOTBALL M EDIA G UIDE 1977 COLLEGE A T C ORTLAND CORTLAND, N.Y. 13045 Contents

Founded: 1868 Coaching Staff 3 Enrollment: 4,830 Undergraduates Outlook 1 880 Graduate Students Team S tatistics 9 Colors: Red and White Individual Statistics 10 Nickname: Red Dragons Coaches and Records 13 Men's Athletic Director: Series Records 14 Roger Robinson (607/753-4963) Football Records 15 Women's Athletic Director: JV Sc hedule 15 Carole Mushier (607/753-4953) Varsity Roster 18 Public Relations Office: Tel. 607/753-2518

The 1977 Football Media Guide is published by the Public Relations Office, State University College at Cortland, Cortland, N.Y. 13045 RED D RAGON F OOTBALL / 1976 A ND 1977

1976 Results 4 Wins, 5 Losses 1977 Schedule

Cort. Opp. Sept . 10 Springfield A 17 American Int. H 17 Springfield 15 24 Ithaca A 11 Ed inboro 34- Oct. 1 Central Conn. A 12 Ithaca 28- 8 Brockport H 41 Central Conn. 48- 15 Albany St. (NY) H 24 Brockport 0 22 A1fred H 14 A1bany St.(NY) 25- 29 E. Stroudsburg H 20 Alfred 16 Nov. 5 Southern Conn. A 14 E. Stroudsburg 28- 12 Merchant Marine A 50 Southern Conn. 6 All games are at 1:30 p.m. ROGER R OBINSON HEAD C OACH

The 1977 football season will be the 15th Valley, Pa., from 1948-50. He was head foot­ for Coach Roger Robinson at Cortland. Robin­ ball and track coach at Port Jervis High son has been the head coach for Cortland more School (N.Y.) from 1951-1956. Robinson's years than any other man except the late Carl next six years were spent at Harvard where "Chugger" Davis who coached for 31 years. he was the backfield coach in football In 14 seasons, Robinson-coached teams have and the freshman coach in track. compiled a record 62-55-3 against some of the best teams in the NCAA's Division II Robinson is a native of Endicott, N.Y., and III groupings. Cortland, a Division where he competed in football, III team, regularly plays teams from Divi­ and track at Union-Endicott High Sc hool. sion II. For example, this year five of He is well known as a speaker at football Cortland's 10 opponents are Division II clinics for high school players and coaches and has devoted considerable attention to schools. the study of football head and neck in­ A gradu ate of , Robin­ juries for the NCAA. son was one of the nation's leading punters In January 1976, Roger Robinson was named during his intercollegiate career. He was a starter for the Orangemen at tailback and director of athletics for the men's in­ also saw du ty as a defensive safetyman. In tercollegiate athletic program a t Cortland. his senior year, Robinson was named to the In addition to being athletic director and East squad for the East-West Shrine Game. football coach, Robinson is an associate He a lso earned a master's degree at Syracuse. professor of physical education and an assistant coach with Cortland's outdoor Robinson's first coaching assignment was track team. ^ as a line coach under Andy Kerr at Lebanon DICK W HEATON DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR TOM STEELE DEFENSIVE BACKFIELD

Dick Wheaton is in his seventh season as an Tom St eele is beginning his seventh sea­ assistant coach and assistant professor of son as an assistant football coach at Cort­ physical education at Cortland State. His land State. An assistant professor of success with the Cortland defense comes as physical education, Steele received his no surprise since he was highly success­ B.S. degree from Hiram College in Hirman, ful as a high school coach at nearby Owego Ohio. At Hiram, Steele was a two-way High School before joining the Red Dragon starter at halfback. He earned a master!s staff in 1971. Wheaton's Owego teams won degree at Kent State University and a five high school league championships in Ph.D. in physical education at Ohio State seven seasons, compiling an overall record University. of 43-14-1. At Ohio State, Steele coached offensive Wheaton is a former member o f the U.S. backs on the freshman football team and Marine Corps and a graduate of the SUNY later moved to the varsity where he worked College at Brockport. His master's degree with wide receivers and was part of the was earned at Ithaca College. During play­ scouting team. Prior to his experience ing days, he saw a ction as both a linebacker at O.S.U., he had been football coach at and a fullback. East Liverpool High School in Ohio and was an instructor at Adrian College in Michigan.

4 American team, and the Mutual Black Sports TOM SAXON OFFENSIVE LI NE All-American team. A ne wcomer to the Cortland coaching staff this year is Tom Saxon, a native of Colum­ bia, S.C. He is a graduate of North Caro­ lina Central University and has a master's degree in physical education from the Uni­ LARRY M ARTIN J.V. COACH versity of Wisconsin. Larry Martin is a Cortland native who While he was doing graduate work at Wis­ earned a B.S. and M.S. at Cortland. He consin the past two y ears, Saxon served as played college football as a starting end an administrative assistant in physical ed­ under the late Dragon coach, Chugger Davis. ucation and in the minority studies pro­ Martin received his doctorate from Spring­ gram. He coached the defensive line for field College where he studied under an Wisconsin's varsity football team and was NDEA docto ral fellowship. While at Spring­ assistant varsity coach for women's basket­ field, he also served as an assistant ball and was head coach of the women's JV with the football coaching staff. team. Martin is an associate professor of physi­ During football playing days at NC Cen tral, cal education at Cortland and also is head Saxon was outstanding as an offensive guard coach. Before coming to Cortland, playing in the tough Mid-Eastern Athletic Martin served as a director of athletics, Conference. He was a member of two cham­ coach of several sports and physical edu­ pionship teams and earned All-Conference cator at three high schools in northern honors three years in a row. In 1973, he New York--Gouvern or, Massena and Canton. was named t o the Associated Press' College Division Ail-American team, the NAIA Ai l- 5 STEVE G ARNER DEFENSIVE BACKS Alfred, Assenheimer was team c aptain and earned All-ECAC honors. He also played A na tive of Trumansburg, Steve Garner goalie for Alfred teams. He played three years of varsity football graduated from A lfred with a BA in liberal (1971-73) at Cortland State as a defensive studies. back. He was an effective open field tackier and was tough to beat on pass JOHN S CIERA ATHLETIC T RAINER plays. A Cortla nd graduate, John Sciera has been Garner is doing graduate work in physi­ athletic trainer for the Red Drago ns since cal education at Cortland as a recipient 1965. He has an M.S. degree from S UNY Buf­ of an Alumni Graduate Assistantship for falo and is a licensed physical therapist. 1977-78. He returns to the campus after He was head trainer at SUNY Buffa lo under teaching health and physical education Jim Peele for seven years and served as at Bloomfield Central High School. He trainer for the annual Coaches All-American coached and organized a new l a­ football game when it was played in Buf­ crosse club which he coached. falo. In 1975, he was one of the head trainers for the U.S. Pan American team BILL ASSENHEIMER DEFENSIVE LI NE which competed in Mexico C ity.

A L ittle All-American pick for his line- In addition to his training duties, backing work with Alfred University teams Sciera monitors the College's program in in the late sixties, Bill Assenheimer has athletic training which is offered as a arrived on Cortland's campus to undertake concentration in the physical education graduate work in physical education and to major. He served as the first president assist with Red Drag on coaching chores. of the recently established New Yo rk S tate In the fall of 1968, his senior year at Athletic Trainers Association. 6 1977 RED D RAGON O UTLOOK

Cortland State's 1977 football team is Record-setting Lyle Schuler (Kingston) expected to show improv ement over last will lead the Red Drag on rushing game. year's squad which finished the season Last year, he ran for a total of 857 yards with 4 wins and 5 losses. Coach Roger which was a single season rushing record Robinson will have the benefit of 24 re­ for Cortland. He broke the old mark of turning players, 17 of whom ar e letter- 739 s et in 1969 by Jo e Bramante. Schuler men. Incoming freshmen and transfers are set other records too. He had the most expected to provide needed depth, with a touchdowns in a season - 15, and the most little more size evident in the offensive points in a season - 92. and defensive lines. Teaming w ith Schuler in the backfield "The most critical positions that need will be running backs Mike Altomare (Fish- rejuvenation if Cortland is to be stronger kill), Mark Barbano (Oneida), John Deven- this year are tight end, defensive tackles dorf (Chittenango) and Ton y Chambrovich and safety," Robinson noted. "We have (Orangeburg). Upcoming sophomore runners some ex cellent candidates for these spots ^ are Dan Hal pin (Broadalbin) and Greg Sci- but they will need varsity game experience." era (Cortland).

Cortland's strength will be in the of­ For four campaigns, Ralph Boettger fensive line with Bob Mance (Poughkeep- (Levittown) was the starting quarterback sie), Mike Hastrich (Kenmore) and Dan Mac- for Cortland. He graduated in May a fter setting numerous career and single season Neill (Cortland) filling the guard posi­ tions and Rich Brown (Massapequa) at tackle. passing records. His career marks include most pass attempts - 654, most pass com­ The backfield has the most depth. pletions - 313, most passing yardage - 7 3,762, most TD passes - 20, and mos t total Potter (Oneida Castle) is also a DE offense - 3,865. His season records are: prospect but he'll get a shot first at most yards passing - 1,036 in 1976, and tight end. most passes attempted - 197 in 1974. He also holds a number of single game records. The de fensive secondary will consist of Dale Co ok (Lake Katrine), Rich Caravag- Competing f or the job as Boettger's gio (Lake Ronkonkoma), Walt Doane (Apala- successor will be Gre g Didio (Syracuse), chin), and D an Reynolds (Nichols). Gene Iozzino (Highland M ills), and t rans­ Sophomore can didates for the secondary are fer student Steve Zappia (Endicott). Tim Pendergast ( Syracuse ), and Bi ll Another QB prospect is Tim Pendergast Sherlack (Pawling). (Syracuse) but he'll also get a close look a s defensive safety. DAVIS F IELD The defense for the Red 'n White will be anchored by l inebacker Ken Ya ncey Home ga mes f or Red D ragon football are (Syracuse). Duncan Mc Cormick (Bingham- played on Carl "Chugger" Davis Field. ton), Bob T immerman (Riverhead) and Ge orge Seating capacity for football is 5,000. Mott (Moravia) are experienced at tackle. When approaching from the north or south, Middle guard prospects are Dave Dengler use Interstate 81 to Exit 11 and fo llow (Amherst), Pete Baldine (Gloversville). Route 13 through the City of Cortland to the campus e ntrance. From the east or Defensive ends w ill be Ros s Cuiffo west just follow Route 13 t o the campus (Flushing), Alan Barry (Manorville) who entrance. is a transfer from Nass au C.C ., Larry O'Leary (Levittown), Steve Hannay (King­ 8 ston), and John Sci era (Cortland). Tom 1976 RED D RAGON T EAM STATISTICS TOTAL OF FENSE Cort. OPP- FIRST DOWNS Run-Pass Plays 628 626 "156 151 Total Net Yards 2778 2935 88 107 Rushing Yards Per Play 4.4 4.6 60 39 Passing Yards Per Game 309 326 8 5 Penalty Touchdowns Rushing 22 17 17 16 Game Ave. Touchdowns Passing 6 9 Total Touchdowns 28 27 RUSHING 429 476 Qpp- Attempts PUNTING Cort. 1815 2222 Yards Gained Number 47 38 211 248 Yards Lost Yards 1538 1192 1604 1974 Net Yards Ave. 32 31 Yards Per Attempt 3.7 4.1 170 210 Yards Per Game PUNT RETURNS 22 17 Touchdowns Number 16 24 Yards 169 230 PASSING Average 10.6 9.5 Attempts 199 150 Completed 102 68 KICKOFF RETURNS Percentage 51 45 35 39 8 8 Number Had Intercepted Yards 677 625 1174 961 Yards Gained Average 19.3 16 Yards Per Catch 11.5 14.1 Yards Per Game 130 106 9 Touchdowns 6 9 1976 CORTLAND IN DIVIDUAL STATISTICS

SCORING ID PAT - K 2-Pt. Conv. FG_ Pts, Lyle Schuler 15 1 92 Charles Derr 17 2 23 Mark Barbano 3 18 Mike Altomare 3 18 Tom Cu mmings 3 18 Tim Arden 2 16 Greg Didio 1 6 Barry Shelofsky 1 6 Tony Chambrovic h 2 "28"

RUSHING Att. Net Yds. Ave. Long TDs Lyle Schuler 230 857 3.7 41 15 Mike Altomare 76 278 3.7 18 3 Mark Barbano 44 252 5.7 59 3 Doug Ryan 27 119 4.4 19 0 Greg Didio 6 43 7.1 31 1 Bill Brown 4 18 4.5 7 0 Tony Chambrovich 4 18 4.5 13 0 Ralph Boettger 50 13 .3 13 0 John Devendorf 1 6 6.0 6 0 Bill Wade 2 7 3.5 4 0 Perry Lyons 1 -1 - - 0 Charles Derr 1 -6 - - 0 PASSING Att. Comp. Gain Ave. Int. TDs Pet. Ralph Boettger 159 90 1036 11.0 6 6 .566 Greg Didio 33 10 113 11.3 3 0 .300 Tony Chambrovich 7 2 25 3.7 1 0 .286

RECEIVING No. Yds. Ave. TDs FUMBLE RE COVERIES No. Tim Arden 36 445 12.4 2 Mark Reinecker 2 Tom C ummings 25 335 15.2 3 Pat D'Alisio Bill Wade 6 94 15.7 0 Dave Dengler Tony Chambrovich 6 74 12.3 0 Jim Fruscella John Devendorf 3 69 23.0 0 Duncan McCormick Lyle Schuler 16 66 4.1 0 Bob Timmons Doug Ryan 2 16 8.0 0 Bob Yacavone Jim Hughes 1 12 12.0 0 Ken Yancy Barry Shelofsky 1 8 8.0 1 INTERCEPTIONS No. Steve Daly 3 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. Ave. Longest Jim Fruscella 2 Tony Chambrovich 9 161 18.0 65 Ray Brown 1 John Devendorf 6 8 1.3 6 Mark Reinecker 1 Pete Di Domenico 1

11 Ave. Lonqest KICKQFF RETURNS No. Yds. 16.5 69 Lyle Schuler 16 264 5 101 20.2 26 John Devendorf 19.9 27 Tony Chambrovich 9 179 10.3 15 Bill Wade 4 41 11.7 15 Mike Altomare 3 35

No. Yds^ Ave. longest PUNTING - 37.0 54 Charles Derr 19 713 16 531 33.1 48 Perry Lyons 25.0 39 Doug Boyd 12 294

CORTLAND'S SINGLE GAME BEST IN 1976

h C TotalSYards Rush1ng^ Lyl^Schuler!'134 yds^vs? Brockport and Alfred. and stroudsbur9 Host Most STPasses-sk Comsplete d: Ralph Boettger, 25, vs. Central " '

K Pas^Reception^Ralph'Boettger «9 yards, vs.

Most"TotalOffense: Ralph Boettger, 319 yds., vs. ^ntral Conn.

, S C al SSiSrSSSd r[JUaS ?! «!1en?ral S a^rockport. Most Points Scored: Lyle Schuler, 20, vs. Brockport Most PAT's Kicked: Charles Derr,6, vs. Southern Conn. Longest Punt: Charles Derr, 54 yds., vs. E. Stroudsburg. Longest Field Goal: Charles Derr, 37 yds., vs. Springfield. Longest Punt Return: Tony Chambrovich, 65 yds., vs. Southern Conn. Longest KO Retu rn: Lyle Schuler, 69 yds., vs. Edinboro. Most Interceptions: Steve Daly, 2, vs. Alfred. Longest Interception Return: Steve Daly, 45 yds., vs. Alfred.

CORTLAND F OOTBALL COACHES A ND RRECORDS THE ROBINSON RECORD

1925-27 Willard P. Ashbrook 9-8-4 1963 4-3-0 1970 5-4-0 1928 George Hendricks 0-5-1 1964 8-1-0 1971 4-5-0 1929 Howard Hobson 3-4-0 1965 7-2-0 1972 6-3-0 1930-31 Henry Kumph 6-6-1 1966 6-2-0 1973 1-7-1 1932-62 Carl "Chugger" Davis 105-67-17 1967 4-4-0 1974 2-6-1 1968 5-3-0 1975 2-6-1 1969 4-4-0 1976 4-5-0

14 season totalS--62-55-3

13 SERIES RECORDS W ITH A LL O PPONENTS 1925-1976

(Cortland Wins Listed i rst) Mohawk 1-0 -0 Adelphi 2-0-0 E. Stroudsburg 14-18-7 Morrisville 1-0 -0 Albany St. 0-1-0 Edinboro 1-1-0 Montclair St. 4-3'-1 Alfred 10-17-1 Genesee Wesleyan 1-0-0 Northeastern 1-4'-0 American Int. 2-2-0 Glassboro State 2-0-0 Oswego 7-2«-1 Arnold College 4-0-1 Hartwick 10-0-0 Rhode Island 0-'l"-0 Bergen College 3-0-0 Hobart 2-0-0 Sampson 1-0'-0 Bloomsburg 4-3-1 Hofstra 2-4-0 Indiana, Pa. 0-6-0 Slippery Rock 4-0'-0 Bridgeport 7-5-1 Springfield 7-8.-1 Brockport 24-2-2 Ithaca 16-15-3 St. Bona. JV 1-0'-0 Buffalo 4-5-1 Keystone 0-2-0 St. Lawrence 4-5"-0 Canisius 1-2-1 Kings 4-1-0 Southern Conn. 1-0--0 Central Conn. 3-4-1 Lock Haven 2-2-1 Syracuse JV 2-3"-0 Clarkson 6-2-0 Manlius 0-1-0 Trenton St. 6-0"-0 Colgate JV 2-3-0 Mansfield 9-2-5 West Chester 0-2--0 Cornell JV 6-6-0 Maryland St. 0-1-0 W. Maryland 1-2--0 C.W. Post 5-6-0 Merchant Marine 0-0-0

14 CORTLAND ST ATE FOOTBALL RECORDS TEAM R ECORDS CAREER R ECORDS Most Points Scored in a Game Most Pass Attempts 73, vs. Brockport, 1969 654, Ralph Boettger, 1973-76 Most Points Scored in a Season 331, John Anselmo, 1968-70 227, nine games, 1964 Most Pass Completions Highest Points Per Game Average 313 Ralph Boettger, 1973-76 27.4, eight games, 1969 150 John Anselmo, 1968-70 Fewest Points Scored in a Season Most Passing Yardage 13, seven games, 1927 3,762, Ralph Boettger, 1973-76 Most Points Allowed in One G ame 2,338, John Anselmo, 1968-70 68, vs. U. of Buffalo, 1959 Most TD Passes Fewest Points Allowed, One Seas on 20, Ralph Boettger, 1973-76 16, seven games, 1933 16, John Anselmo, 1968-70 Yards Rushing, One Season Most TD R eceptions 1,794, eight games, 1969 14, Earl Rogers, 1968-70 Yards Passing, One Seaso n 11, Rod Verkey, 1966-68 1,330, nine games, 1970 Most Receptions Total Offense, One Seas on 91, Tim Arden, 1973-76 2,843, eight games, 1969 85, Earl Rogers, 1968-70 Most Passes Intercepted, One Season Most Reception Yardage 19, nine games, 1975, 8-1-0 1,554, Earl Rogers, 1968-70 Most Games Won, One Season 1,210, Tim Arden, 1973-76 8, 1964 (8-1) Fewest Games Won, One Seaso n 15 0-6-1, 1927; 0-5-1, 1928 SEASON R ECORDS

Most Yards Rushing Most Reception Yardage 857, Lyle Schuler, 1976 583, Earl Rogers, 1970 739, Joe Bramante, 1969 560, Earl Rogers, 1969 Most Yards Passing 523, Mark Jenks, 1973 1,036, Ralph B oettger, 1976 514, Rod Verkey, 1967 1,030, Don Congdon, 1967 Most TD's Scored Most Total Offense 15, Lyle Schuler, 1976 1,373, John Anselmo, 1969 10, Paul Duda, 1964 1,049, Ralph Boettger, 1976 Most Points Scored Most Passes Attempted 92, Lyle Schuler, 1976 197, Ralph Boettger, 1974 60, Paul Duda, 1964 190, Pat Olson, 1971 Most PAT Kicks Most Passes Completed 27, A1 Rapp, 1969 94, Pat Olson, 1971 Most Field Goals 94, John Anselmo, 1969 8, A1 Rapp, 1969 94, Mark Hinsch, 1972 90, Ralph Boettger, 1976 1977 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Most Receptions Home 3:00 36, Tim Arden, 1976 Sept. 23 Ithaca 34, Rod Verkey, 1967 Sept. 30 Cornel 1 Home 3:30 Away 3:00 Most TD Receptions Oct. 7 Colgate 9, Rod Verkey, 1968 Oct. 14 Ithaca Away 3:00 7, Gary Theobald, 1971 Oct. 21 West Chester Home 3:00 Oct. 28 Colgate Home 3:00 SINGLE GAME R ECORDS

Most Yards Rushing Longest Pass Reception 174, John Radzavicz, vs. Brockport, 1958 81 yards, Earl Rogers, vs.Indiana, 1970 Most Yards Passing Most T.D. Pass Receptions 320, Ralph Boettger, vs. Cent. Conn.,1976 2, Mark Jenks, vs. Ithaca, 1973 Most Total Offense 2, Gary Theobald, vs. Endinboro, 1972 319, Ralph Boettger, vs. Cent. Conn.,1976 2, Brian Head, vs. Alfred, 1972 Most T.D . Passes 2, Larry Burud, vs. Trenton, 1967 3, Ralph Boettger, vs. Cent. Conn., 1976 2, Rick Page, vs. C.W. Post, 1967 3, Mark Hinsch, vs. Alfred, 1972 2, Rod Verkey, vs. Brockport, 1967 3, John Anselmo, vs. Ithaca, 1969 2, Bob Hudak, vs. Alfred, 1961 3, Don Congdon, vs. Brockport, 1967 2, George Schumacher, vs. Ithaca, 1956 3, David Kane, vs. Hofstra, 1955 Most Points Scored Most Passes Attempted 24, Paul Duda, vs. Bridgeport, 1964 35, Ralph Boettger, vs. Cent. Conn., 1975 Most T.D.'s Scored 35, Pat Olson, vs. Indiana, 1971 4, Paul Duda, vs. Bridgeport, 1964 Most Passes Completed Longest Kickoff Return 25, Ralph Boettger, vs. Cent. Conn., 1976 93 yards, Bruce Layman, vs. Bridgeport, Most Pass Receptions 1973 11, Tom Cumings, vs. Cent. Conn., 1976 Longest Field Goal 9, Earl Rogers, vs. Springfield, 1970 61 yards, Bill Shear, vs. Hobart, 1966 9, Rod Verkey, vs. C.W. Post, 1967 Longest Punt Most Reception Yardage 75 yards, Ed Louiz, vs. Montclair, 1975 158, Mark Jenks, vs. Ithaca, 1973 152, Tom C ummings, vs. Cent. Conn., 1976 119, Rod Verkey, vs. C.W. Post, 1967 17 1977 VARSITY ROSTER CORTLAND ST ATE FOOTBALL

Player Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School

Levittown Achatz, Ray HB So 6' 215 Levittown John Jay *Altomare, Mike FB Jr 5'n" 195 Fishkil1 Rome Free Arthur, Andy QB Fr 6' 1" 190 Rome Rome Free Arthur, Doug TE So 6' 1" 200 Rome W.H. Lynch Baldine, Pete MG Jr 5'9" 195 Amsterdam Oneida *Barbano, Mark FB Sr 6' 1" 212 Oneida Mercy (Riverhead) Barry, Alan DE Jr 6' 1" 210 Manorville Southside Beckman, Dan TE So 6'3" 205 Elmira Haldane(Cold Spr) Berg, Brian C Fr 6'2" 230 Cooperstown Southampton Borucke, John S Fr 6'3" 210 Southampton Massapequa * Brown, Rich OT Sr 6'4" 240 Massapequa W.C. Mepham +Brunetti, Rich OT Sr 6'4" 235 N. Bellmore Sachem Caravaggio, Rick DB Jr 5' 11" 190 Lake Ronkonkoma Tappan Zee *Chambrovich, Tony WB Sr 5'10" 185 Orangeburg White Plains Cocciardi, Dan FB Fr 5' 11" 195 White Plains Bloomfield Condon, Joe DT Fr 6' 1" 240 Victor Kingston *Cook, Dale DB Jr 6' 170 Lake Katrine E. Hampton Cooper, Joe CB So 5' 11" 165 E. Hampton F1 ushing +Cuiffo, Ross DE Jr 6' 205 Flushing Suffern Daly, Bryan OT Fr 6'2" 230 Suffern Amherst *Dengler, Dave MG Jr 5' 10" 195 Amherst *Derr, Chuck K Jr 6' 1" 210 Elmira Elmira Free Acad. +Devendorf, John WB Jr 5'9" 180 LaFayette Chittenango *Didio, Greg QB Sr 6' 185 Syracuse Bishop Ludden +Doane, Walt DB So 5'ir 180 Apalachin Owego Free Acad. Wheatley (01 dWestbury) Fallon, Tom FB 6'1" 205 A1bertson +Girolmo, Steve 0G Jr 6' 212 Rochester Gates-Chili Gleeson, Gene WR Fr 6' 175 N. Syracuse Cicero Mercy Goroleski, Frank WR Jr 6' 180 Riverhead Broadalbin Hal pin, Don HB 6'2" 180 Broadalbin Kingston Hannay, Steve LB Jr 6'1" 215 Kingston Kenmore East *Hastrich, Mike 0G Jr 6' 215 Kenmore Sewanhaka Husted, Bill DT So 6' 220 Elmont Woodbury(Cent.Valley) Iozzino, Gene QB So 6'2" 188 Highland Mills Commack South Juliano, Gary LB So 6' 200 Commack Maryvale Kensy, Mark WR So 5110 170 Cheektowaga Bishop Grimes Krisak, Mike LB So 5111 195 Syracuse Orchard Park Krueger, Joe MG So 6' 200 Franklinville Sperry Leszcynski, Mark TE Fr 6'2" 190 Henrietta Moravia +Lyon, Perry FB So 5'9" 184 Moravia Walton, NY *MacNeill, Dan OG Jr 6' 210 Cortland Wall kill *Magier, Frank C Sr 5' 11 212 Newburgh Arlington OG Sr 6' 195 Poughkeepsie *Mance, Bob Baldwin OG So 6' 210 Baldwin McGarry, Mai Moravia DT So 6'2" 215 Moravia Mott, Georqe Division Ave. O'Leary, Larry LB So 6'1" 210 Levittown Card. McCloskey Owens, John DB Jr 5'9" 185 Albany Bishop Grimes Pendergast, Tim HB So 6'2" 178 Syracuse Polanis, Tom MG So 5' 10" 240 Port Jervis Port Jervis +Potter, Tom TE Jr 6' 3" 215 Oneida Castle Oneida Puree!1, Ray WR So 5' 10" 170 Johnstown Johnstown Quirk, Ed DT Fr 6' 3" 230 Orangeburg Tappan Zee Owego Free Acad. Reynolds, Dan DB Fr 5' 11" 180 Nichols *Schuler, Lyle HB Sr 6' 195 Kingston Kingston Sciera, Greg HB So 5' 11" 187 Cortland Homer Homer Sciera, John DE Jr 6' 1" 190 Cortland Pawling Sherlach, Bill DB-K So 6' 180 Pawling Vestal Simek, John QB Jr 5' 11" 180 Vestal Riverhead *Timmann, Bob DT Jr 6' 210 Riverhead Rome Free Acad. Tucker, Art DE Jr 6' 190 Rome Cardinal McCloskey Tybur, Steve DT Fr 6' 11" 220 Albany Division Ave. Wilson, Mike LB So 6' 215 Levittown Christian Bros. *Yancey, Ken LB Jr 6' 190 Syracuse Orchard Park Yelich, Joe DT Fr 6' 2" 220 Orchard Park Union Endicott Zappia, Steve QB So 5' 9" 180 Endicott

*Letterman +Returni ng Co-Captains: Rich Brown, Lyle Schuler Manager: Chris Grady, Miller Place, NY Student Trainers: Ed Fieg, Oneonta, NY; Mike Pavesi, Georgetown, MA. Coaching Staff: Roger Robinson-head, Dick Wheaton, Tom S teele, Tom Saxo n, Steve Garner, Bill Assenheimer, John Sciera-trainer. STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK • COLLEGE AT CORTLAND

Founded 1868 • A publiccolle ge of arts and sciences for men and women in Central New York • Undergraduate and graduate programs offered in arts and sciences, education, health, physical education and recreation • Undergraduate enrollment exceeds 4,500 students • Graduate enroll­ ment near 1,000

INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS AT CORTLAND STATE

MEN'S: , Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Gymnas­ tics, Hockey, Lacrosse, Skiing,Soccer, , , Track and Field — Indoor and Outdoor, Wrestling.

WOMEN'S: Basketball, Field Hockey, Golf, Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Soft­ ball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, .