2008

Kutztown University Football Schedule

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2008 Football About Kutztown University

History: Library: Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, a mem- Modern, spacious facility; 517,000 bound vol- ber of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher umes, as well as thousands of maps, periodicals Education, was founded in 1866 as Keystone and microforms; Endeavor integrated library Normal School. It became Kutztown State system; numerous Web databases; Internet; Teachers College in 1928, Kutztown State Col- electronic full-text periodical databases; 191 lege in 1960, and achieved university status in computers, including laptops; 527 network 1983. Today, Kutztown University is a modern, connections; seating for 800 patrons. comprehensive institution and is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Special Facilities: Secondary Schools, PA Department of Edu- Wireless campus, gallery, planetarium, obser- cation, NCATE, NLNAC, CSWE, NCACE, vatory, TV production facilities, 50 student- NASM and NASAD. accessible computer labs containing nearly 800 PCs/Macs, cartography lab, early learning Location: center, smart classrooms, curriculum materi- Kutztown University’s picturesque 325-acre als center and Pennsylvania German Heritage campus is located in a Pennsylvania Dutch Center. community mid-way between Allentown and Reading. Several large cities are easily acces- Student Life: sible, including Philadelphia and New York. Nearly 150 student organizations include: academic, advisory councils, campus media Enrollment: (including a fully-equipped radio station and Approximately 10,200 full- and part-time student newspaper), diversified interest, Greek undergraduate and graduate students. Most Life, performing arts, public service, special are Pennsylvania residents, but students from interest, sports (club and recreation) and visual 24 states and 38 nations are represented in the arts affiliates. Entertainment options include student body: 60% women, 40% men. concerts, dances, lectures, comedy, excursions and cultural events. The McFarland Student Academic Year: Union houses the bookstore, movie theater, Consists of two 15-week terms. The university game room, snack bar, TV lounge, coffeehouse, also offers classes during two five-week sum- financial center and cyberlounge. mer sessions. Residence Halls: Faculty: Fifteen residence facilities (8 coed, 2 single Teaching-focused with scholarly expertise; gender, 2 modified single gender), two apart- many are engaged in research, student/faculty ment-style coed complexes and one residence research, writing and consulting. There is a house accommodate 4,800 students. All resi- 19:1 student/faculty ratio. dence halls are wired for cable TV, telephone, Majors/Degrees: Internet and campus network access. KU has nearly 60 undergraduate majors in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Visual and Performing Arts, Business, and Education. There are 19 graduate degree pro- In accordance with the Equity in Athletics grams within the College of Graduate Studies Disclosure Act of 1994 (section 360B of Pub. L. and Extended Learning. Degrees at Kutztown 130-382), the Kutztown University Athletic Depart- include the B.A., B.F.A, B.S.B.A., B.S.N., ment has made information concerning its intercol- B.S.W., B.S.Ed.; M.A., M.B.A., M.P.A., legiate athletics programs available to the public. M.L.S., M.S., and M.Ed. This information is on file at Rohrbach Library and the athletic department main office. Questions can Special Academic Programs: be directed to the athletics office, (610) 683-4094. There are honors programs throughout the Kutztown University is committed to Affirmative Action, equal employment and educational oppor- undergraduate curriculum, Phi Kappa Phi and tunity in compliance with Title VI and VII of the Alpha Epsilon Lambda national honor societ- Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order 11246, ies, 17 international exchange and study abroad the Educational Amendments under Title IX of 1972, programs, freshmen seminars, independent Sections 503/504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, study, internships, four MBA locations, and and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. diversified and intensive academic support services. photo by Pat Healey, Sr. Table of Contents/Media Information 2008 Golden Bear Yearbook About Kutztown University...... ins. front cover Media Information President Dr. F. Javier Cevallos...... 2 All media inquiries for Kutz- Support Staff...... 3 town University athletics, its coach- Head Coach Raymond Monica...... 4 es and student-athletes, are to be Assistant Coaches...... 5-7 directed to the Golden Bear Sports 2005-06 Dixon Trophy...... 8 Information Office. Media inqui- Student Recreation Center...... 8 ries include all requests for sports Athletic Facilities...... 9 information file photographs, photo 2008 Preview...... 10-12 shoots and interviews (either by 2008 Pre-Season Roster...... 12-13 phone, e-mail, in-person or other- Golden Bear Profiles...... 14-23 wise) at all times, including during 2008 Opponents...... 24-29 the active playing season, pre- and 2007 Season in Review...... 29-31 post-seasons, as well as during and 2007 Season Statistics...... 32-34 outside of practices. Golden Bear Tradition...... 35 Sports Information will provide Golden Bears in the NFL/Pros...... 36 information on game credentials, Head Coaches...... 37 photo and film credentials, radio, KU Athletics Hall of Fame...... 37 television and scouting. Sports Honors...... 38-39 information reserves the right to Records...... 40-41 refuse or alter media requests, All-Time Leaders (Season)...... 42 especially those that conflict with All-Time Leaders (Career)...... 43 practices, games, travel, classes Year-by-Year Results...... 44-48 or other team/university activities. Golden Bears in the Classroom...... ins. back cover Approved requests will be fulfilled 2008 Schedule...... back cover at a time that is mutually convenient KU Quick Facts for all parties. The sports information staff Location: Kutztown, PA | Enrollment: 10,200 manages the press box during Nickname: Golden Bears | Colors: Maroon & Gold home games and provides com- Affiliation: NCAA Division II plete statistics for members of the Conference: Penna. State Athletic (PSAC) East working media. Telephones and Stadium: University Field Capacity: 5,600 fax transmission are available for Surface: artificial (A-Turf) post-game filing. Press box seating President: Dr. F. Javier Cevallos passes and sideline credentials must Athletics Department be requested at least 24 hours in ad- Director: Greg Bamberger vance of for each contest. Members Associate Director: Michelle Gober of the media will receive priority Phone: (610) 683-4094 | Fax: (610) 683-1379 seating. Sports Information The KU Sports Information Director: Josh Leiboff Office is located in the University’s Phone: (610) 683-4182 | Fax: (610) 683-4676 university relations department, Home Phone (media only): (610) 927-9765 E-Mail: [email protected] room 213, Stratton Administration On the Cover Website: kubears.com Front cover (clockwise, from top left): Joe Results Hotline: (610) 683-1515 Strauss^, Nick Cresta, Cory Porrino, Dan Football Press Box: (610) 683-9696 Onorato^, Darrell Martin, Ryan Nye^. Football Information Back cover: is a photo of University Field^, Head Coach: Raymond Monica taken during the first-ever night game at KU. Alma Mater: North Alabama | Year: 1990 Cover design by KU Publications. Career Record: 9-12, 4-7 PSAC East; 3rd season Photo Credits Photos in this publication are by Jeff Unger, Phone: (610) 683-4362 Unger Studio, Kutztown, Pa. (ungerstudio. 2007 Record/Finish: 5-6, 2-3 PSAC East (t-3rd/7) com), unless indicated. Photos on the Letterwinners Ret./Lost:55/14 cover, listed and marked ^ above, are by Pat Starters Returning/Lost: 16/8 Healey, Sr. Offense: 8/3 | Defense: 6/5 | Specialty: 2/0 Offensive Set: I-formation | Defensive Set: 4-3

 President F. Javier Cevallos

Dr. F. Javier Cevallos is campus from many countries Kutztown University’s 11th to conduct workshops, lectures, president. Appointed to the po- and classes, while KU students sition in 2002, hallmarks of his travel the globe to pursue their presidency include progressive academic interests as part of initiatives focused on inclusive an expanded study abroad pro- outreach with an international gram. perspective. The 21st century has been In addition to overseeing a time of change for Kutztown the creation of many new aca- University. With an enrollment demic programs, President Cev- of approximately 10,200 stu- allos has presided over a period dents, KU is the third largest of tremendous growth, both in university in the Pennsylvania the number of students seeking State System of Higher Educa- enrollment at KU and through tion of 14 universities. Because the expansion of on-campus facilities. of this expansion, the university has embarked Cevallos began his career in 1981 as an on a program of renewal and growth. assistant professor of Spanish at the University The latest addition to campus is the of Maine at Orono. Academic Forum, a totally modern facility In 1984, he moved to the University of featuring technologically-advanced classrooms Massachusetts at Amherst, the flagship of the devoted to serving the needs of students com- five-campus UMass system, where he was peting in the information age. promoted to associate professor in 1988 and to Keeping pace with national trends in per- full professor in 1992. In 1994, he was asked sonal health, the Student Recreational Center to serve as faculty advisor to the provost. has been added to an already large line-up of fit- In 1996, Cevallos was named a fellow of ness activities available directly on campus. the American Council of Education. He spent And for the Fall 2008 semester, the Uni- his fellowship with Douglas Bennet, president versity opened Dixon Hall, a new 860-bed of Wesleyan University, in Middletown, Con- residence hall, and reopened the remodeled necticut. Sharadin Building, effectively adding 30 per- Upon his return to UMass, Cevallos be- cent more space to this center for the study of came chair of the Department of Spanish and design, the fine arts, and art education. Portuguese. Soon after, he was appointed vice In addition to the leadership Cevallos chancellor for Student affairs, a position he held provides on campus, the president gives gener- until his appointment as president of Kutztown ously of his time and energy to the community. University. Among the many organizations he serves are Since coming to Kutztown, Cevallos Good Shepherd, Hawk Mountain and Minsi has led the campus community in developing Trails Boy Scout Councils, Olivet Boys and programs that open the university to students Girls Club, Reading Public Museum, Reading from all backgrounds. His outreach efforts Musical Foundation, St. Joseph’s Hospital and have helped to establish KU as a welcoming Medical Center, WLVT/Lehigh Valley PBS, and nurturing environment for students from and the United Way of Berks County. traditionally underserved populations. Cevallos and his wife, Josée Vachon, a Cevallos also has worked to form and professional French-Canadian folk singer, live strengthen global ties with universities in in the president’s residence on campus with Ukraine, India, China, Ecuador, and more. their two children, Alex and Caroline, both of Artists, teachers, and professionals come to whom attend area public schools.

 Support Staff Greg Bamberger Director of Athletics Greg Bamberger has served as Kutztown University’s director of athletics since May 1, 2005. Bamberger has overseen a successful era in Golden Bear Athletics. KU won the 2005-06 Dixon Trophy, a first for the institution. The trophy is awarded to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference’s top athletic department. Bamberger came to Kutztown from Glenville State College in West Virginia, where he served as director of athletics from 2002-05. Prior to taking over as director of athletics, Bamberger was an as- sistant football coach and lecturer at Glenville for three semesters. He was the assistant head coach, offensive coordinator and coached the offensive line for the Pioneers. From 1997 until 2000, Bamberger was a district sales coordinator for AFLAC. Bamberger previously served as assistant football coach at the Virginia Military Institute and Southeast Missouri State. Bamberger earned his master’s degree in sports administration from Temple University in 1989. He is a 1982 graduate of Duke University with a bachelor’s degree in management sci- ences. He was a three-year starter for the Blue Devils’ football team, serving as co-captain in 1981. Bamberger was born in Abington, Pa., and is a graduate of Phoenixville High School. He and his wife, Bernadette, have three children.

Dr. Charles Michelle Gober Dr. Robert Josh Leiboff Alex Ogeka Woodard Associate Ziegenfus Sports Director of Vice-President Director of Faculty Athletic Information Athletic Student Services Athletics Representative Coordinator Advancement

Rennie Sacco Martha Jack Entriken Brandon Nolt Coordinator of Anderson Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Sports Medicine Athletic Trainer

Lewis Cooke Keith McCarthy Scott Senna Martha Johnson Melissa Shaffer Equipment Equipment Assistant Fiscal Assistant Secretary Manager Manager Equipment Mgr.

 Head Coach Raymond Monica

Raymond Monica be- Monica served as de- came the 14th head football fensive line coach at the coach at Kutztown Univer- University of North Alabama sity in March 2006. (UNA) from 1992-97. In In his first season at KU, 1993, UNA’s defense ranked Monica’s squad doubled the in the top four nationally in win totals from 2005, as the pass defense, total defense, Golden Bears finished 4-6 rush defense and scoring de- overall. KU was 2-4 in the fense. North Alabama won PSAC East. In 2007, Kutz- its first Division II national town improved to 5-6 overall, championship that season. tying for third in the division The 1994 season brought with a 2-3 record. the second-straight national Now entering his third season, Mon- championship, and the Lion defense fin- ica is 9-12 overall, 4-7 in the PSAC East. ished second nationally in all four defen- “We’ve built a solid foundation over sive categories. In 1995, the Lions won the past two years,” Monica said. “We their third straight NCAA title. The UNA want to compete for the PSAC East defensive front produced three All-Amer- Championship and get into the Division II icans and two National Football League playoffs. We will be a physical team and draft choices, while leading Division II in will be talented in all aspects of the game both rushing defense and scoring defense. – offense, defense and special teams.” During the three-year championship run, Monica, 42, came to Kutztown after North Alabama posted a remarkable re- serving as defensive coordinator at Divi- cord of 41-1. sion I-A Temple University for eight sea- At Temple, Monica was hailed as one sons, including the final seven as assistant of the top assistant coaches in college head coach. During his tenure at Temple, football. In Sports Illustrated’s 2003 Monica also guided the inside lineback- College Football Preview, Monica was ers and defensive line. cited as one of college football’s seven Prior to Temple, Monica coached for “Wise Guides.” The article praised him nine seasons at the University of North as “the best in the nation at getting ordi- Alabama, during which time the Lions nary players to do extraordinary things.” won three NCAA Division II national The accolade came after the Owl defense championships from 1993-95. was recognized as one of only eight in the A native of Garyville, La., Monica is country to finish in the top 20 in total de- a graduate of East St. John’s High School fense in both 2001 and 2002. Temple’s in Reserve, La. He enrolled at Nicholls defense ranked 19th nationally, allowing State University in 1985. After one sea- just 312.6 total yards per game in 2001. son with the Colonels, he transferred to The success was recognized in the post- Northeast Mississippi Junior College, season, when Monica and then-Temple where he played quarterback and earned head coach Bobby Wallace directed the all-state honors for two seasons. He Blue defense in the 2001 Blue-Gray All- signed with Southern Illinois University Star Football Classic. In 2002, the Owl (Carbondale) and went through spring defense ranked 18th nationally, allowing drills, before a back injury ended his 315.7 total yards per contest. playing career. Monica mentored several future NFL Monica began his coaching career players while at Temple, including 2002 as a student assistant coach, guiding the Big East Conference Defensive Player running backs at Northeast Mississippi of the Year and All-America DT Dan Junior College in 1988. He moved on Klecko, All-America LB Rian Wallace, to North Alabama in 1989. There, he as well as DE Raheem Brock, DT Russell coached the running backs while com- Newman and DE Calvin Wilkinson. pleting his bachelor’s degree in health, Monica and his wife, Linda, are the physical education and recreation, which parents of Ray (14), Lindsey (11) and he received in 1990. Austin (3).  Assistant Coaches Jeff Chillot Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Jeff Chillot is in his third season with the Kutztown Univer- sity football coaching staff. Chillot is the offensive coordinator and is responsible for the quarterbacks. Last year, Chillot’s offense ranked in the top 55 in Division II in total and passing yards, while setting a school record for first downs. He enters his second year as a full-time member of the staff. Chillot came to KU from Albright College, where he coached for 13 seasons. He was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach from 1999-2005, during which time his offenses led the conference and ranked nationally in several statistical categories. From 1996-98, he coached wide receivers, and he was the defensive line coach from 1993-95. He assisted with special teams during the bulk of his tenure with the Lions. Prior to Albright, Chillot spent the 1991-92 seasons coaching at Pottstown High School. He is a 1988 graduate of Shippensburg University, where he played defensive back for two seasons. He was an all-league defensive back at Pottstown St. Pius X High School from 1981-83. Travis Barron Defensive Line Travis Barron is in his first season on the KU coaching staff after completing his playing career for the Golden Bears. A running back, Barron was a four-year letterwinner for KU from 2004-07. His assignment is to assist coaching the defensive line. Barron graduated in December 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Kutztown. Richard Burkett Outside Safeties Richard Burkett is in his first season with the Golden Bear football coaching staff. Burkett, who coaches outside safeties, brings 36 years of coaching experience to KU. He came to Kutztown after serving as an assistant coach at Boyertown High School from 1996-2007. Prior to Boyertown, Burkett served three seasons as head coach at Reading Central Catholic High School (1993-95), compiling a 13-18 record. From 1977 to 1988, he was a minor league football coach for the Harrisburg Cowboys and Ches-Mont Bandits. He was the head coach of the Bandits from 1981-88, compiling an 89-20 record with two championships. He began his coaching career at Susquenita High School, serving as an assistant coach/defensive coordinator (1972-76). Burkett is a graudate of George Washington High School in Philadelphia, and was a defensive back at what is now West Chester University from 1968-71. He graduated from West Chester in 1972.

 Assistant Coaches Dan Csencsitz Tight Ends Dan Csencsitz is in his first season with the Golden Bear football coaching staff. Csencsitz, who will coach tight ends, was a four-year starter for Millersville University from 2003-06. He set the Marauders’ single-season records for passes attempted (374) and completed (235) in 1994, and is MU’s all-time leader in completion percentage (.615). He passed for more than 7,000 yards and 50 touchdowns in his career. In 2007, he was quar- terbacks coach at Moravian College. Csencsitz graduated from Millersville in 2007 with a degree in industrial technology/graphic communications. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree at KU in instructional technology. Fred Endy Running Backs Fred Endy is in his fourth season with the Kutztown Uni- versity Football program. Endy, who coaches the running backs, came to Kutztown from Boyertown High School, where he served as the director of athletics for 19 years. He also spent four years as the school’s head football coach (1998-2001), compiling a 23-25 record. Prior to Boyertown, Endy was head coach at Kutztown High School (1974-81) and coached offensive backs at KU in 1982. He also had assistant coaching stints at Daniel Boone, Schuylkill Valley and Boyertown high schools. Endy served as a social studies teacher at Daniel Boone, Kutztown and Boyertown high schools. A 1971 Kutztown State College graduate, Endy was a kicker on the Golden Bear football team. He also earned his master’s degree from KU. Steve Heck Wide Receivers Steve Heck is in his first season on the Kutztown football coaching staff. He is responsible for coaching wide receivers. Heck comes to Kutztown from Reading Central Catholic, where he was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2007. From 2004-06, Heck coached receivers at Albright College. Prior to Albright, Heck served on the staff at Schuylkill Valley High School, coaching quarterbacks and wide receivers from 1997-2003 and serving as offensive coordinator from 1997-2000. For two seasons, 1996 and 1998, Heck was head junior varsity coach at Schuylkill Valley, from which he graduated in 1992. He received his bachelor’s degree from Lebanon Valley in 1996.

 Assistant Coaches Dennis Iezzi Defensive Backs Dennis Iezzi enters his second full year with the Golden Bear program. Iezzi, who coaches the defensive backs, joined the staff in the spring of 2007. Iezzi brought 29 years of coach- ing experience to KU. In 21 seasons as a head coach, he tallied a record of 150-83-3. Prior to KU, he spent fi ve years as head coach at Exeter High School. Previously, he served as head coach at Middletown for 14 seasons and Bermudian Springs for two years. Prior to becoming a head coach, he was an assistant coach at Donegal High School for eight seasons. While at Middletown, Iezzi led his team to a pair of District III-AAA titles and a PIAA playoff appearance in 1988. He was named coach of the year fi ve times and served on Pennsylvania’s coaching staff of the 1989 Big 33 game. Iezzi has been inducted into the Daniel Boone High School Wall of Fame (1987), the Capital Area Sports Hall of Fame (1989) and the Berks County Football Coaches Hall of Fame (2007). Iezzi was a three-sport standout at Daniel Boone and went on to be a four-year letterwinner at Albright College. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Albright, a master’s from Millersville University and a principal certifi cation from Temple University. Tim Tobin Defensive Tackles/Kickers Tim Tobin is in his third year with the Golden Bear staff. He is in charge of defensive tackles and kickers. He came to Kutztown from South Florida Home Schooling Athletics, which he co-founded and served as athletics director. He began his coaching career as a student assistant at Arizona State University, where he was the linebackers and kickers coach in 1987. He coached defensive backs and special teams at the University of California-Santa Barbara in 1988. He then was defensive line coach at Shippensburg University in 1990. Tobin also coached at McGill-Toolen Catholic High School in Mobile, Ala., where he was the defensive line and special teams coordinator; and Westminster Christian School in Miami, Fla., where he was assistant coach and offensive coordinator. He is a 1988 graduate of Arizona State University with a degree in physical education. Raymond Yannuzzi Offensive Line Raymond Yannuzzi is in his second year on the KU football coaching staff. He will coach the offensive line this season, after mentoring tight ends in 2007. Yannuzzi was a three-year starter and four-year letterwinner for the Golden Bears from 2003-06. He started the fi nal 30 games of his career, including the last two seasons at center. The Wallingford native served as a team cap- tain as a senior in 2006. Yannuzzi is a December 2006 graduate of Kutztown with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in education.

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Kutztown University was the winner of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference’s (PSAC) Dixon Trophy for the 2005-06 academic year. The trophy is presented on an annual basis to the league’s most successful all-around program. The Dixon Trophy is named after F. Eugene Dixon, Jr., former chairman of the Board of Governors of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education. It is awarded annually to the PSAC member institution that accumulates the most points based on results of conference play- offs and/or regular-season records. Each institution’s point total is calculated by adding its top six men’s finishes and top six women’s finishes in 21 conference sports. Pictured above are several representatives of Kutztown University’s athletic teams accept- ing the Dixon Trophy at a presentation last September. On hand to present the trophy to KU’s coaches and athletes were President F. Javier Cevallos (far left), Vice President for Student Ser- vices and Campus Life Chick Woodard (front, third from right) and Director of Athletics Greg Bamberger (far right).

Student Recreation Center photo by KU university relations The 64,623-square foot student recreation center opened in the fall of 2006. The facility, located between Keystone Hall and University Field, is THE place to be for student recreation and fitness on campus. Among the amenities are a nearly 9,000 sq. ft. fitness center and weight room, two group fitness studios, two racquetball courts, an indoor rock climbing wall, a synthet- ic surface gymnasium with curved walls for indoor sports, a synthetic surface half gymnasium, a suspended jogging track (approx. 1/10 mile), an office suite for recreational services staff, a meeting room, retail space/snack bar and locker rooms with jacuzzis.  Athletic Facilities

Kutztown University is blessed with some of the top athletic facilities among Division II colleges and universities in the eastern United States. Twenty-one of KU’s 23 teams have their home venue on campus. University Field During the summer of 2005, Kutztown University em- barked upon major renovations to University Field, the home of the Golden Bear football, track & field and field hockey teams. Kutztown replaced the natural grass field with new, state-of- the-art, synthetic athletic turf. In addition, the track surround- ing the field was re-surfaced and lights were installed. Along with the use by the intercollegiate teams, the field is utilized by student intramurals and recreation. A-Turf, a New York-based company and one of the leaders in the synthetic athletic turf industry, installed the new field. The field system is Premium RS-45, which contains sand and rubber infill mixed into the synthetic grass over the padding, which is designed for long-term durability and to reduce the effects of impact on the body. Around the new field lies a 5,600-seat stadium. The stadium has been the site of PSAC Championship track & field meets. The stadium features a scoreboard and message center that debuted fall 2001. Keystone Hall The home of the Golden Bears, Keystone Hall is the hub of indoor athletic activity on photo by KU university relations campus. The 3,400-seat Keystone Arena, located in the center of Keystone Hall, is the home of the volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling teams. It was also the location of President George W. Bush’s visit in 2004. Keystone Hall houses the Golden Bear sports medicine department, designated locker rooms for intercollegiate athletic teams, and a state-of-the-art fitness room. The football coaching staff and locker room are located in the west wing of Keystone Hall.

Keystone Field House Keystone Field House is home to the KU men’s and women’s indoor track teams, and is used by all teams for indoor practices, overflow Risley Weight Room athletic events, camps and clinics throughout Athletes get extensive use out of the the year. It is also used for non-athletic events, free-weight room, located on the ground floor such as former President Clinton’s address dur- of Risley Hall, the original gym. The weight ing his visit in 1994, and commencement. room was recently renovated and expanded.  2008 Season Preview

The Kutztown University football team in 2007. Cory McFadden (jr. Freemansburg/ has increased its wins in the first two seasons Bethlehem Catholic) started seven games last under head coach Raymond Monica. season, picking up 337 yards and two TDs on 86 Last year, Kutztown finished 5-6 over- carries. He has been the team’s second-leading all, a one game improvement from the year rusher each of the past two seasons. Returning before. The Golden Bears were also 2-3 in to the fold will be Maurice Adams (sr. West the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Chester/Henderson), who has not played (PSAC) Eastern Division. KU tied for third in since 2006 due to a leg injury. Over the course the PSAC East, up two spots in the standings of his first three seasons, Adams ran for 1,796 from 2006. yards and 10 touchdowns on 407 carries. He Hoping to continue the upward climb are was second-team All-PSAC East in 2004 and 55 letterwinners and 16 starters returning from 2005. Also returning is Kendell Coleman (so. last year’s squad. Philadelphia/M.L. King). OFFENSE Joe Strauss (sr. Lititz/Warwick) returns A deep running back corps and experi- for his third year as the starting fullback. Despite enced offensive line will headline the Golden missing five games due to injury, Strauss was Bear offensive unit. KU is coming off a solid fifth on the team with 133 rushing yards and a offensive performance a year ago, when the TD. Battling for playing time at FB will be Chris team ranked in the top six in the league in Hoyt (sr. Budd Lake, N.J./Mount Olive) and passing, rushing and total yards per game. The Josh Schildt (so. Red Lion/Red Lion). team set a program record for first downs with WIDE RECEIVERS: Aside from Quiles, 235. last year’s wide receiver corps was young and Kutztown loses the record-setting quar- inexperienced. Now with a year of playing time terback-receiver tandem of Kyle Spotts and under their belt, the youngsters are poised to step Elfren Quiles; however, the Golden Bears into the spotlight. return eight starters and another who sat out Will Brown (so. Trenton, N.J./Ewing) is the 2007 season. the team’s top returning wideout. Brown caught QUARTERBACKS: Spotts, a three-year 21 passes for 225 yards and six touchdowns in starter, is expected to be replaced by three-year 2007, before being sidelined for the final four backup Shane Martin (jr. New Holland/Gar- games due to injury. He is expected to be joined den Spot). With Spotts taking all the meaning- in the starting lineup by Jason Uhlig (so. Blue ful snaps last fall, Martin was able to preserve Bell/Wissahickon), who had 19 grabs for 204 his redshirt season. The fourth-year junior last yards and a score, all in the final five games.Alex saw game action in 2006, completing 6-of-12 Zukus (so. Tuscarora/Tamaqua), who had 19 passes for 67 yards and a TD. He also ran for catches for 204 yards and two TDs, along with 132 yards and a score on 18 carries. He was Mike Dietrich (jr. York/York Catholic), who impressive in the 2008 Maroon & Gold spring notched 57 yards on eight catches, will battle for game, completing 11-of-20 passes for 208 playing time, along with Preston Barron (r-fr. yards, while running for 51 yards and a TD. Coatesville/Coatesville), Tony Braciszewski Redshirt-freshmen Justin Clark (r-fr. (sr. Southampton/William Tennent), Doug Kennett Square/Kennett) and Storm Miller Coughlin (so. Wyomissing/Wyomissing), Jim (r-fr. Jamison/Central Bucks South) will Domzalski (so. Bensalem/Conwell-Egan) and battle for the backup spot. Matt Lawhorne (jr. Macungie/Brandywine RUNNING BACKS: The most experi- Heights), a converted quarterback. enced positions on the Golden Bears roster are TIGHT ENDS: Dan Onorato (sr. Mal- the running backs, where five veterans return, vern/Malvern Prep) returns for his second year including two who have All-PSAC East honors as starting tight end. A second-team All-PSAC to their credit. East selection in 2007, Onorato was second KU is especially deep at tailback. Last on the team with 26 catches for 263 yards and year’s leading rusher, Dontay Wilson (jr. two touchdowns. Nick Aspromonte (so. To- Stamford, Conn./Stamford), returns. Wilson byhanna/Pocono Mountain West) had four was a second-team All-PSAC East selection, catches for 75 yards as the backup last year. rushing for 555 yards and five touchdowns on Jake Thierjung (so. Bensalem/Bensalem) also 107 carries. He averaged 123 yard and had returns, along with newcomer Tony Genoble (jr. four scores over his final three games played Mountaintop/Crestwood). 10 2008 Season Preview

OFFENSIVE LINE: Four starters and (so. Macungie/Emmaus), will look to fill the four other letterwinners return on the offensive vacant roles. Branco led Kutztown in 2007 with line. Leading the way is second-team All-PSAC six sacks for 44 yards. Of his 20 tackles, 10 East selection Darrell Martin (sr. Stroudsburg/ were for losses totaling 49 yards. Bolinsky had Stroudsburg). Martin started all 11 games last five hits with a half sack, and Rotkowski had 20 year at right guard, but is expected to switch to stops, eight for loss, including 4.5 sacks. Zac right tackle this year. Other returning starters Fowler (r-fr. Croydon/Truman), Dan Hassell are center Evan Reese (jr. Centre Hall/State (r-fr. Lititz/Wawick), Trevor Morley (r-fr. College), guard Shane Kadlac (so. Toms River, Westminster, Md./Delone Catholic {PA}) N.J./Toms River East) and Tyler Romberger and Dan Schwartz (jr. Gilbertsville/St. Pius (jr. Muir/Williams Valley), a two-year starter X) will also look to contribute. at tackle. Steven Frymoyer (so. West Lawn/ LINEBACKERS: The Golden Bears will Wilson) is expected to battle for a starting spot look to four veterans to fill the two starting at tackle, while Brian Kutzleb (so. Nutley, linebacker spots. David Cressman (jr. Sell- N.J./Nutley) will back up at center. Also return- ersville/Pennridge) is expected to take over at ing are Mike Clark (so. Philadelphia/Lincoln) strong-side linebacker in place of his brother, and Chris Chylack (so. Souderton/Souderton). Tom, a three-year starter who graduated. The Redshirts Aaron McGlynn (r-fr. Harleysville/ younger Cressman had 39 tackles, playing in all Souderton) and Josh Alger (r-fr. Wyomissing/ 11 games with two starts a year ago. Pushing Wilson) at tackle, and Chris Oliver (r-fr. Phila- for playing time will be Keith Massey (so. Al- delphia/Germantown) and Nick Stramara lentown/William Allen), who had 11 hits last (r-fr. Orwigsburg/Blue Mountain) at guard, fall. At weakside linebacker, Sam McKellar are expected to round out the depth chart. (sr. Allentown/Dieruff) is expected to start. DEFENSE McKellar had 28 tackles, including two behind The 2007 Golden Bear defense improved as the line, last season. He was a starter in 2006, the season progressed. After allowing an aver- but came off the bench in 2007. Joel Irwin (so. age of 48.7 points during early-season losses, Coatesville/Bishop Shanahan) had 15 tackles KU did not allow more than 23 points in its a year ago and will vie for playing time. Tom five wins, and just 26.7 points in the late-season McCue (r-fr. Levittown/Conwell-Egan) will losses. Returning to continue the progress are also look for time. six starters, but KU must replace All-America SAFETIES: KU’s three-safety set made safety Brian Bingnear and four other starters. its debut in 2007, with the starters at those DEFENSIVE LINE: Two starters, five key positions accounting for three of the top five backups and several letterwinners return to man tacklers on the team. Mike Gardier (jr. the defensive line. Dunmore/Dunmore) and Cory Porrino (sr. Nick Cresta (sr. Wallingford/Strath Ha- Orwigsburg/Blue Mountain) are returning ven) and Craig Moose (jr. Dillsburg/Northern starters. A second-team All-PSAC East pick, York) return as starters on the interior. Cresta Gardier is the team’s top returning tackler with had 31 tackles, with two for loss and two fumble 74 hits last fall. He added four tackles for loss, recoveries last year. Moose notched 20 hits with two sacks and had an interception and six pass two for loss. Also returning on the interior line breakups. Porrino tallied 56 tackles, with four are Christopher Medina (jr. Kennett Square/ for loss. He also had two interceptions and Kennett) and Craig Croman (jr. Pine Grove/ three breakups. The two should split time Pine Grove). Medina had 25 tackles, with three at weak-side safety. Sean Alboucq (jr. Le- for loss and two sacks. Croman had 10 stops with highton/Lehighton) started at linebacker last two for loss and a sack. Jared Haas (so. Lin- season, but is expected to move to strong safety glestown/Central Dauphin) and Colin Henny this year. He had 37 tackles with one for loss in (r-fr. Lititz/Manheim Twp.), along with Justin 2007. Nick Hosford (so. Slatington/Northern Giles (r-fr. Boyertown/Boyertown) and Jason Lehigh), who sat out last fall due to injury, is Henshaw (r-fr. West Chester/Henderson) look expected to battle for time after switching over to add depth. from running back. At free safety, Khalief On the outside, neither starter returns, but Evans (so. Philadelphia/Imhotep Charter) three key returners, Kevin Branco (sr. Heller- leads a group of players looking to replace town/Saucon Valley), Kevin Bolinski (so. Ash- Bingnear. Evans, who was named most im- land/North Schuylkill) and Greg Rotkowski proved defensive player last spring, had five 11 2008 Season-Preview tackles in limited action in the fall. Also look- rice Adams are expected to handle kickoff ing for playing time are returning veterans Jay returns. Wilson set KU’s single-season record McKnight (so. Robesonia/Conrad Weiser), with 646 yards on 25 returns last year, including Joey Iannello (jr. Media/Strath Haven) and a 94-yard touchdown. Adams was an All- Nate Rabenold (jr. Lehighton/Lehighton). PSAC East return specialist in 2005 and has CORNERBACKS: KU has two starters 459 yards on 22 career kickoff returns. Kendell returning at cornerback, one from last year and Coleman and Jason Uhlig are expected to lead another from 2006. Cameron Parchment (jr. a committee of punt returners. Tannersville/Pocono Mountain East) had 38 Storm Miller and Alex Zukus will vie tackles and four pass breakups as a full-time for the holder position, while Tom McCue is starter in 2007. On the opposite corner is expected to take over as long snapper. expected to be either Brent Howard (jr. Gil- The 2008 season begins on Thursday, Aug. bertsville/Boyertown) or Ardee Burno (so. 28, when the Golden Bears host St. Anselm at Harrisburg/Susquehanna Twp.). Howard University Field at 6:05 p.m. The schedule sat out in 2007 due to injury. He started all also includes PSAC East contests against new 10 games in 2006, with two interceptions and division members Shippensburg and C.W. Post. seven pass breakups. Burno played in 10 games With the re-instatement of the PSAC Champi- a year ago, with eight tackles. Chris Diaferio onship game, the two PSAC division winners (so. Collingdale/West Catholic) moves over will face off on Nov. 8. KU is scheduled to to defense from running back and will backup travel to Indiana (Pa.) that day, unless either at corner. team is involved in the championship game, Also looking for playing time will be which will be at the site of the PSAC West Brandon Emerich (r-fr. Pine Grove/Pine champion. Grove) and John Kreuer (r-fr. York/York Suburban). 2008 Newcomers Name POS Hometown/High School SPECIAL TEAMS Karolis Bimba DL Warrington/Central Bucks South Kutztown returns both start- Doug Coughlin WR Wyomissing/Wyomissing ers in the kicking department. Alex DiNolfi S Norristown/Norristown Ryan Nye (sr. Reading/Holy Nick Ewalt DL Harrisburg/Central Daupin Tony Genoble TE Mountaintop/Crestwood Name) is back at punter and Justin Giles DT Boyertown/Boyertown Matt Dineen (so. Wilmington, Tyler Groves LB Toms River, N.J./Toms River East Del./Concord) returns as the Skyler Hunt QB Harrisburg/Red Land place kicker. Charles Isamoyer DE Kutztown/ Northwestern Lehigh Nye is a two-time All-PSAC Matt Kaminskas OL Wayne/Conestoga East second team selection, also Robert Kee OL Lansdale/Central Bucks South earning Daktronics All-Northeast Jeff Keller OL Downingtown/Coatesville Region second-team honors last Brandon Kline DL Lebanon/Cedar Crest season. He led the PSAC with an Kaleb Klosky TE Clarion/ Clarion-Limestone average of 41.6 yards per punt, Robert Knopf DL Stroudsburg/Pocono Mountain E. Lance Malatak OL Jim Thorpe/Jim Thorpe the second-highest average in Aaron McGlynn OL Harleysville/Souderton KU history. He also served as Bill McMonigle DL Drexel Hill/Cardinal O’Hara KU’s kickoff specialist, and filled Woody Miller FB/LB Ephrata/Ephrata in as place kicker, connecting on Kevin Morton QB Roslyn/Abington 3-of-5 field goals, with a long of Michael Mottola RB/DB Belvidere, N.J./Belvidere 34, and 11-of-14 PAT kicks. Nye Josh Muldowney DB Pottsville/Natvity/BVM chipped in on kick coverage as Nick Palmer OL Media/Penncrest well, with 13 tackles. Ryan Phares RB Richboro/Council Rock South Dineen was 5-for-10 on field Anthony Prescott DB Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East goals, including three against Josh Schildt FB Red Lion/Red Lion Chris Schlupp LB Council Rock South Slippery Rock to tie KU’s single- Logan Sheely DB Carlisle/Cumberland Valley game record. His longest field Colby Snyder WR Elysburg/Southern Columbia goal was 35 yards. Dineen was Jordan Thomas DB Phoenixville/Phoenixville 23-of-25 on PAT kicks. Colby Tuell WR Columbia/Columbia Dontay Wilson and Mau- Matt Young DB Mohrsville/Schuylkill Valley 12 2008 Pre-Season Roster (Returners)

NO NAME YR POS HT WT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 3 Maurice Adams SR* RB 5-9 190 West Chester/Henderson 43 Sean Alboucq JR S 5-11 200 Lehighton/Lehighton 45 Nick Aspromonte SO TE 6-2 220 Tobyhanna/Pocono Mt. West 29 Preston Barron FR* WR 6-3 195 Coatesville/Coatesville 38 Kevin Bolinsky SO DE 6-1 230 Ashland/North Schuylkill 89 Tony Braciszewski SR WR 5-10 180 Southampton/William Tennent 49 Kevin Branco SR DE 6-5 220 Hellertown/Saucon Valley 87 Will Brown SO WR 6-3 190 Trenton, NJ/Ewing 28 Ardee Burno SO DB 6-0 182 Harrisburg/Susquehanna Twp. 51 Chris Chylack SO OL 6-3 295 Souderton/Souderton 8 Justin Clark FR* QB 6-3 230 Kennett Square/Kennett 50 Mike Clark SO OL 6-1 260 Philadelphia/Lincoln 22 Kendell Coleman SO RB 5-6 150 Philadelphia/Martin Luther King 40 David Cressman JR LB 5-8 205 Sellersville/Pennridge 61 Nick Cresta SR DL 6-2 255 Wallingford/Strath Haven 76 Craig Croman JR DL 6-2 265 Pine Grove/Pine Grove 41 Chris Diaferio SO DB 5-10 200 Collingdale/West Catholic 4 Mike Dietrich JR WR 6-2 210 York/York Catholic 21 Matt Dineen SO PK 5-11 195 Wilmington, DE/Concord 36 Jim Domzalski SO WR 6-2 198 Bensalem/Conwell-Egan 32 Brandon Emerich FR* DB 6-0 190 Pine Grove/Pine Grove 24 Khalief Evans SO DB 6-0 180 Philadelphia/Imhotep Charter 53 Steven Frymoyer SO OL 6-4 250 West Lawn/Wilson 30 Mike Gardier JR DB 5-9 175 Dunmore/Dunmore 62 Jared Haas SO DT 6-0 258 Linglestown/Central Dauphin 68 Dan Hassell FR* DE 5-10 210 Lititz/Warwick 92 Colin Henny FR* DT 6-4 250 Lititz/Manheim Twp 97 Jason Henshaw FR* DT 6-0 285 West Chester/Henderson 37 Nick Hosford SO* S 5-10 195 Slatington/Northern Lehigh 18 Brent Howard JR* DB 6-2 186 Gilbertsville/Boyertown 96 Chris Hoyt SR FB 5-9 223 Budd Lake, NJ/Mount Olive 47 Joey Iannello JR DB 6-2 195 Media/Strath Haven 94 Joel Irwin SO LB 6-3 240 Coatesville/Bishop Shanahan 75 Shane Kadlac SO OL 6-0 250 Toms River, NJ/Toms River East 33 John Kreuer FR* DB 6-2 200 York/York Suburban 64 Brian Kutzleb SO C 6-1 275 Nutley, NJ/Nutley 15 Matt Lawhorne JR WR 6-1 165 Macungie/Brandywine Heights 78 Darrell Martin SR OL 6-2 315 Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg 14 Shane Martin JR* QB 6-1 200 New Holland/Garden Spot 57 Keith Massey SO LB 6-1 200 Allentown/William Allen 56 Tom McCue FR* LB 6-1 215 Levittown/Conwell-Egan 27 Cory McFadden JR RB 5-8 180 Freemansburg/Bethlehem Catholic 39 Christopher McGee SO DB 5-10 185 Perkiomenville/Boyertown 46 Sam McKellar SR LB 6-0 220 Allentown/Dieruff 34 Jay McKnight SO DB 6-0 180 Robesonia/Conrad Weiser 52 Christopher Medina JR DT 6-4 330 Kennett Square/Kennett 19 Storm Miller FR* QB 6-1 190 Jamison/Central Bucks South 35 Craig Moose JR DT 6-0 250 Dillsburg/Northern York 55 Trevor Morley FR* DE 6-2 220 Westminster, MD/Delone Catholic 13 Ryan Nye SR P/K 5-10 185 Bernville/Holy Name 73 Chris Oliver FR* OL 6-5 285 Philadelphia/Germantown 10 Dan Onorato SR TE 6-3 240 Malvern/Malvern Prep 2 Cameron Parchment JR DB 5-11 200 Tannersville/Pocono Mountain East 23 Cory Porrino SR DB 5-9 190 Orwigsburg/Blue Mountain 31 Nate Rabenold JR DB 5-11 195 Lehighton/Lehighton 66 Evan Reese JR C 6-1 260 Centre Hall/State College 77 Tyler Romberger JR OL 6-5 290 Muir/Williams Valley 42 Greg Rotkowski SO DE 6-2 218 Macungie/Emmaus 89 Dan Schwartz JR DE 6-0 230 Gilbertsville/St. Pius X 25 Joe Strauss SR RB 5-10 225 Lititz/Warwick 63 Nick Stramara FR* OL 6-3 265 Orwigsburg/Blue Mountain 86 Jake Thierjung SO TE 6-5 250 Bensalem/Bensalem 85 Jason Uhlig SO WR 6-2 193 Blue Bell/Wissahickon 5 Dontay Wilson JR RB 5-10 190 Stamford, CT/Stamford 81 Alex Zukus SO WR 5-11 190 Tuscarora/Tamaqua *redshirt in 2007 13 Golden Bear Profiles Maurice Adams Josh Alger Running Back/ Offensive Lineman Return Specialist Redshirt-Freshman Senior 6-6 - 258 5-9 - 190 Wyomissing, Pa. West Chester, Pa. Wilson HS Henderson HS Major: Leisure and Sport Major: Leisure and Studies Sport Studies Notes: Redshirted last year. Honors: 2004 All-PSAC East second team (RB); 2005 All-PSAC East second team (RB, Nick Aspromonte return specialist) Tight End Top Performances: 2006 vs. Clar. (25 rushes, Sophomore 68 yds, TD, 85-yd kickoff return TD), vs. Mans. 6-2 - 220 (21 rushes, 107 yds), vs. WCU (19 rushes, 81 Tobyhanna, Pa. yds, TD, 3 rec, 36 yds, TD); 2005 vs. Mans. Pocono Mt. West HS (14 rushes, 143 yds, TD); 2004 vs. Chey. (35 Major: Leisure and Sport rushes#, 259 yds#-school record, 72 yard run#, Studies 3 TD#), vs. ESU (20 rushes, 159 yds, TD) Notes: Did not play in ’07...started the first Top Performances: 2007 vs. seven games of 2006 before a leg injury...three- SCSU (2 rec#, 28 yds), vs. AIC (38 yd rec#) year starter and leading rusher...has 459 yards Notes: Switched to TE from defense last year... on 22 career kickoff returns (20.9/return). played in 10 games. Career Stats Career Stats Rushing G Att Yds Avg TD Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD 2004 10 125 702 5.6 6 2007 10 4 75 18.8 0 2005 10 151 662 4.4 2 2006 7 131 432 3.3 2 Preston Barron Total 27 407 1796 4.4 10 Wide Receiver Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD Redshirt-Freshman 2004 10 8 28 3.5 0 6-3 - 195 2005 10 13 99 7.6 0 Coatesville, Pa. 2006 7 7 65 9.3 1 Coatesville HS Total 27 28 192 6.9 1 Major: Undeclared Sean Alboucq Notes: Redshirted last year. Safety Junior Kevin Bolinsky 5-11 - 200 Defensive End Lehighton, Pa. Sophomore Lehighton HS 6-1 - 230 Major: Leisure and Ashland, Pa. Sport Studies North Schuylkill HS Major: Secondary Educa- Top Performances: 2007 tion-Biology vs. Bloom. (8 TT#, 8 UT#), vs. SCSU (6 TT, TFL); 2006 vs. Bloom. (6 TT), vs. Mans. (4 Top Performances: 2007 vs. TT, TFL) Mill. (3 TT#, 2 UT#, TFL, 1/2 sack) Notes: Last name pronounced “All-bock”... Notes: Played in nine games in 2007...starting played in all 21 games over first two seasons, heavyweight in 2007-08 for KU wrestling, had including 10 starts at OLB. a 19-10 record and placed fifth at PSAC and NCAA Division II East regionals. Career Stats Defense G UT TT TFL FR Career Stats 2006 10 9 19 1-5 1 Defense G UT TT TFL Sack 2007 11 22 37 1-0 0 2007 9 3 5 1-2 0.5-2 Total 21 31 56 2-5 1

14 Golden Bear Profiles Tony Ardee Burno Braciszewski Defensive Back Wide Receiver Sophomore Senior 6-0 - 182 5-10 - 185 Harrisburg, Pa. Southampton, Pa. Susquehanna Twp. HS William Tennent HS Major: Computer Sci- Major: Business ence Notes: Last name pronounced “BRAH-shi- Top Performances: 2007 SHES-key.” vs. Chey. (3 TT#, 3 UT#) Notes: Redshirted in 2006. Kevin Branco Career Stats Defensive End Defense G UT TT Senior 2007 10 7 8 6-5 - 220 Hellertown, Pa. Chris Chylack Saucon Valley HS Offensive Line Major: Political Science Sophomore 6-3 - 295 Top Performances: 2007 Souderton, Pa. vs. WCU (6 TT#, 5 UT#, 4 Souderton HS TFL#, 2 sacks#), vs. Edin. (5 TT, 3 UT, 2 TFL, 2 Major: Criminal Justice sacks#); 2006 vs. Clar. (2 TT, sack), vs. Mill. (6 TT#, 3 UT); 2005 vs. Mans. (5 TT, 2 TFL, sack); Notes: Played in three games vs. Ship. (3 TT, 3 UT, TFL, sack, 2 FR) last year...’06 redshirt. Notes: Has played in all 31 games over past three seasons...led team in sacks and shared Justin Clark team lead in TFL in 2007...led team in fumble Quarterback recoveries in 2005. Redshirt-Freshman 6-3 - 230 Career Stats Kennett Square, Pa. Defense G UT TT TFL Sack FF FR Kennett HS 2005 10 12 27 4-23 2.0-12 0 3 Major: Undeclared 2006 10 11 26 3-8 1.0-6 0 0 2007 11 15 20 10-49 6.0-44 1 0 Notes: Redshirted in ’07. Total 31 38 73 17-80 9.0-62 1 3 Mike Clark Will Brown Offensive Line Wide Receiver Sophomore Sophomore 6-1 - 260 6-3 - 190 Philadelphia, Pa. Trenton, N.J. Lincoln HS Ewing HS Major: Music Major: Business Notes: Saw action last fall Top Performances: 2007 as a redshirt-freshman. vs. SCSU (5 rec#, 54 yds#, TD), vs. Clar. (2 rec, 51 yds, TD); vs. AIC (2 Kendell Coleman rec, 20 yds, 2 TD#) Running Back Notes: Started seven games at WR in 2007, Sophomore before injury ended season...finished third on 5-6 - 150 team in receptions and receiving yards and Philadelphia, Pa. second in TD catches. M.L. King HS Major: Undeclared Career Stats Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD Top Performances: 2007 2007 7 21 225 10.7 6 vs. SRU (4 rushes#, 5 yds), vs. ESU (1 rush, 11 yds#, 2 rec#, 16 yds#, 4 kick ret#, 73 yds#) 15 Golden Bear Profiles Kendell Coleman, continued Craig Croman Notes: Played in eight games in ’07...returned Defensive Line eight kicks for 159 yards (long 34) in 2007. Junior Career Stats 6-2 - 265 Rushing G Att Yds Avg TD Pine Grove, Pa. 2007 8 10 24 2.4 0 Pine Grove HS Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD Major: Electronic Me- 2007 8 2 16 8.0 0 dia David Cressman Top Performances: 2007 Linebacker vs. Mill. (2 TT, 2 UT#), vs. Clar. (sack); 2006 Junior vs. Cheyney (2 TT, 2 UT#, TFL, sack) vs. LHU 5-8 - 205 (4 TT#, 2 UT#) Sellersville, Pa. Notes: Has played in all 21 games over last two Pennridge HS seasons, including three starts. Major: Secondary Educa- Career Stats tion-Mathematics Defense G UT TT TFL Sack FR 2006 10 10 14 1-5 1.0-5 0 Top Performances: 2007 vs. Edin. (14 TT#, 10 2007 11 8 10 2-6 1.0-4 1 UT#, TFL#), vs. ESU (10 TT, 7 UT, FF, FR); Total 21 18 24 3-11 2.0-9 1 2006 vs. LHU (5 TT, 3 UT, TFL#) Notes: Started final two games of each of the past two seasons. Chris Diaferio Defensive Back Career Stats Sophomore Defense G UT TT TFL PBU FF FR 5-10 - 195 2006 7 12 17 2-2 0 0 0 Collingdale, Pa. 2007 11 24 39 1-2 1 1 2 West Catholic HS Total 18 36 56 3-4 1 1 2 Major: Business Nick Cresta Notes: Switched to defense Defensive Line after spending 2007 on offense at fullback (22 Senior rushes, 88 yds; 2 rec, 21 yds). 6-2 - 255 Wallingford, Pa. Mike Dietrich Strath Haven HS Wide Receiver Major: Criminal Justice Junior 6-2 - 210 Honors: 2006 All-PSAC York, Pa. East second team (OL) York Catholic HS Top Performances: 2007 vs. Ship. (6 TT), vs. Major: Electronic Me- AIC (5 TT), vs. SCSU (4 TT, TFL); 2005 vs. dia/Business Bloom. (7 TT#, 3 UT#, sack), vs. Clar. (6 TT, 3 UT#), vs. Ship. (4 TT, 3 UT#, 2 TFL#, sack), Top Performances: 2007 vs, Mill. (6 TT), vs. ESU (int.), vs. Cheyney (2 vs. at Mill. (3 rec#, 26 yds#) TFL#, 1.5 sacks#) Notes: Played in six games in 2007, three in Notes: Two-year starter on interior defensive 2006...redshirted in ’05. line (2005, 2007)...top returning tackler among Career Stats defensive lineman...started on offensive line in Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD 2006...named most improved defensive player 2006 3 0 0 0.0 0 in spring 2007. 2007 6 8 57 9.5 0 Career Stats Total 9 8 57 9.5 0 Defense G UT TT TFL Sack Int. PBU 2005 10 20 44 6-28 3.5-25 1 2 2006 10 1 1 0-0 0.0-0 0 0 2007 11 7 31 2-5 0.5-3 0 3 Total 31 28 76 8-33 4.0-28 1 5

16 Golden Bear Profiles Matt Dineen Mike Gardier Place Kicker Safety Sophomore Junior 5-11 - 195 5-9 - 175 Wilmington, Del. Dunmore, Pa. Concord HS Dunmore HS Major: Business Major: Leisure and Sport Studies Top Performances: 2007 vs. SRU (3 FGM# {tied Honors: 2006 All-PSAC school record}, 3 FGA, long 35#), vs. AIC East second team (at Mansfield); 2007 All- (7-for-8 PAT) PSAC East second team Notes: KU’s starting placekicker last season. Top Performances: 2007 vs. Edin. (10 TT#), vs. ESU (10 TT#, 6 UT#), vs. Clar. (9 TT, 6 Career Stats UT#), vs. AIC (sack) Kicking G FG-A Pct Long PAT-A Notes: Started 11 games at safety last year... 2007 8 5-10 .500 35 23-25 team’s top returning tackler...transferred from Jim Domzalski Mansfield after 2006 season...led MU in tackles Wide Receiver (84), int. (2) and had four pass breakups. Sophomore Career Stats at KU 6-2 - 198 Defense G UT TT TFL Sack Int PBU Bensalem, Pa. 2007 11 42 74 4-15 2-11 1-0 7 Conwell-Egan HS Major: Business Jared Haas Defensive Line Notes: Saw limited action Sophomore as a true freshman in 2007. 6-0 - 258 Linglestown, Pa. Khalief Evans Central Dauphin HS Safety Major: Secondary Edu- Sophomore cation-Social Studies 6-0 - 180 Philadelphia, Pa. Notes: Played in four Imhotep Charter HS games last year on the offensive line...redshirt- Major: Leisure and Sport ed in 2006...switched to DL in the spring. Studies Dan Hassell Top Performances: 2007 Defensive End vs. Edin. (3 TT#, 3 UT#), vs. Chey. (TFL#) Redshirt-Freshman Notes: Played in final four games of 2007 sea- 5-10 - 210 son...named most improved defensive player Lititz, Pa. in spring 2008. Warwick HS Major: Undeclared Career Stats Defense G UT TT TFL Notes: Redshirted in 2007 4 5 5 1-22 2007. Steven Colin Henny Frymoyer Defensive Line Offensive Line Redshirt-Freshman Sophomore 6-4 - 250 6-4 - 250 Lititz, Pa. West Lawn, Pa. Manheim Twp. HS Wilson HS Major: Business Major: Secondary Edu- Notes: Spent 2007 season cation-Science as a redshirt. Notes: Played in six games, stating final three of 2007...redshirted in 2006. 17 Golden Bear Profiles Jason Henshaw Joey Iannello Defensive Line Safety Redshirt-Freshman Junior 6-0 - 285 6-2 - 195 West Chester, Pa. Media, Pa. Henderson HS Strath Haven HS Major: Speech Commu- Major: Special Educa- nication tion Notes: Redshirted last fall. Notes: Played in four games last year before being sidelined by in- Nick Hosford jury...redshirted in ’06...last name pronounced Safety “eye-uh-nell-o”.” Sophomore 5-11 - 200 Joel Irwin Slatington, Pa. Linebacker Northern Lehigh HS Sophomore Major: Secondary Educa- 6-3 - 240 tion-Biology Coatesville, Pa. Bishop Shanahan HS Notes: Played in nine games Major: Leisure and Sport at RB in 2006 (5 carries, 13 yds)...redshirted Studies in 2007 due to injury...made switch to DB last spring. Top Performances: 2007 vs. Clar. (4 TT#), vs. AIC (4 TT#), vs. SRU Brent Howard (3 UT#, TFL) Defensive Back Notes: Played in six games last year. Junior Career Stats 6-2 - 192 Defense G UT TT TFL Gilbertsville, Pa. 2007 6 9 15 1-1 Boyertown HS Major: Electronic Media Shane Kadlac Top Performances: 2006 Offensive Line vs. Ship. (6 TT#, 4 UT#), Sophomore vs. Bloom. (4 UT#, TFL) vs. Man. (int.), vs. 6-0 - 250 Clar. (3 PBU#) Toms River, N.J. Notes: Redshirted in 2007 due to injury...started Toms River East HS all 10 games at CB in 2006...played 10 games at Major: Elem. Education wide receiver in 2005 (9 rec, 145 yds). Notes: Started 10 of 11 Career Stats games at offensive guard in Defense G UT TT TFL Int PBU 2007...spent 2006 season as a redshirt. 2005 10 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2006 10 19 25 2-1 2-2 7 John Kreuer Total 20 19 25 2-1 2-2 7 Defensive Back Redshirt-Freshman Chris Hoyt 6-2 - 200 Fullback York, Pa. Senior York Suburban HS 5-9 - 223 Major: Business Budd Lake, N.J. Notes: Redshirted as a Mount Olive HS freshman last fall...last Major: Leisure and Sport name pronounced “cry-er.” Studies Notes: Transferred to KU from St. Peter’s.

18 Golden Bear Profiles Brian Kutzleb Shane Martin Career Stats Offensive Line Passing G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Sophomore 2005 3 34 20 1 237 3 6-0 - 262 2006 6 12 6 2 67 1 Nutley, NJ Total 9 46 26 3 304 4 Nutley HS Rushing G Att Yds Avg TD Major: History 2006 3 20 -87 - 0 2007 6 18 132 7.3 1 Notes: Saw limited action Total 9 38 45 1.2 1 last fall...redshirted in 2006... last name pronounced “cuts-lub.” Keith Massey Linebacker Matt Lawhorne Sophomore Wide Receiver 6-1 - 200 Junior Allentown, Pa. 6-1 - 165 Allen HS Macungie, Pa. Major: Leisure and Sport Brandywine Heights HS Studies Major: Leisure and Sport Studies Top Performances: 2007 vs. ESU (3 TT#, 2 UT, FR), vs. AIC (2 UT#, FF) Notes: Redshirted in 2005, Notes: Played in all 11 games last season... third-string QB the last two years...took a snap redshirted in ’06. at QB vs. AIC in 2007...switched to WR in the spring. Career Stats Defense G UT TT FF FR Darrell Martin 2007 11 8 11 1 1 Offensive Line Senior Tom McCue 6-2 - 315 Linebacker Stroudsburg, Pa. Redshirt-Freshman Stroudsburg HS 6-1 - 215 Major: Medical Tech Levittown, Pa. Conwell-Egan HS Honors: 2007 All-PSAC Major: Undeclared East second team Notes: Redshirted in 2007. Notes: Started 11 games at offensive tackle in 2007...played nine games in 2006, including ac- Cory McFadden tion on the offensive line and on special teams... Running Back played six games in 2005...redshirted in 2004. Junior 5-8 - 180 Shane Martin Freemansburg, Pa. Quarterback Bethlehem Cath. HS Junior Major: Criminal Justice 6-1 - 200 New Holland, Pa. Top Performances: 2007 Garden Spot HS vs. AIC (16 rushes, 97 yds), Major: Psychology vs. SCSU (6 rushes, 33 yds, TD, 3 kick ret, 60 yds), vs. Edin. (2 rec, 27 yds); 2006 vs. Chey. Top Performances: 2006 (22 rushes#, 71 yds, TD) vs. LHU (15 rushes, vs. ESU (10 att, 5 cmp, 67 146 yds#, 2 TD#, 79 yd TD run) yds, TD, 6 carries, 67 yds), vs. Mans. (53 yd TD Notes: Has played in every game and is team’s run); 2005 vs. Edin. (20 att#, 12 cmp#, 143 yds#, second leading rusher last two seasons...has 10 TD), vs. Chey. (12 att, 7 cmp, 78 yds, 2 TD#) starts, including seven in 2007...returned 12 Notes: Played in three games, starting final two, kickoffs for 162 yards in career. in 2005...saw action in six games in 2006... has been backup QB for first three seasons... redshirted last year...expected to start at quar- terback this season. 19 Golden Bear Profiles Cory McFadden Career Stats Jay McKnight Rushing G Att Yds Avg TD Safety 2006 10 85 420 4.9 3 Sophomore 2007 11 86 337 3.9 2 6-0 - 180 Total 21 171 757 4.4 5 Robesonia, Pa. Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD Conrad Weiser HS 2006 10 2 8 4.0 0 Major: Leisure and Sport 2007 11 3 30 10.0 0 Studies Total 21 5 38 7.6 0 Top Performances: 2007 Chris McGee vs. Clar. (1 TT#), vs. Chey. (1 UT#) Defensive Back Notes: Redshirted in 2006...played in eight Sophomore games last fall. 5-10 - 185 Career Stats Perkiomenville, Pa. Defense G UT TT Boyertown HS 2007 8 1 2 Major: Undeclared Top Performances: 2007 Chris Medina vs. SCSU (2 TT#), vs. SRU Defensive Line (2 UT#, TFL#) Junior Notes: Played in seven games in ’07...missed 6-4 - 330 final four games due to injury. Kennett Square, Pa. Kennett HS Career Stats Major: Undeclared Defense G UT TT TFL FF 2007 7 3 5 1-1 1 Top Performances: 2007 vs. Bloom. (5 TT#, 2 UT), Sam McKellar vs. AIC (3 TT, 2 UT#, sack#), vs. SCSU (4 TT, Linebacker sack#), vs. Mill. (3 UT#) Senior Notes: Played in 11 games as a sophomore at 6-0 - 220 KU, including two starts...transferred to KU Allentown, Pa. from Valley Forge Military College. Dieruff HS Major: Criminal Justice Career Stats at KU Defense G UT TT TFL Sack PBU FR Top Performances: 2007 2007 11 12 25 3-12 2-11 2 1 vs. Ship. (10 TT#), vs. Clar. (3 TT, TFL, FF); 2006 vs. Chey. (7 TT, TFL) Storm Miller vs. Clar. (9 TT, 7 UT#, TFL); 2005 vs. Mans. Quarterback (3 TT), vs. Chey. (TFL) Redshirt-Freshman Notes: Played in 11 games last fall...played in 6-1 - 190 seven games, including six starts, in 2006. Jamison, Pa. Career Stats Central Bucks Defense G UT TT TFL FF South HS 2005 9 5 9 1-3 0 Major: Secondary Educa- 2006 7 23 32 5-13 0 tion-Mathematics 2007 11 12 28 2-8 1 Total 27 40 69 8-24 1 Notes: Redshirted last season.

20 Golden Bear Profiles Craig Moose Ryan Nye, continued Defensive Line Notes: Three-year starting punter...two season Junior punting averages rank in top four at KU (2007: 6-0 - 250 2nd, 2006: 4th)...2005 punts and yards were Dillsburg, Pa. second most in a season...third at KU in career Northern York HS punts and punting yards...KU’s kickoff special- Major: Undeclared ist and backup placekicker (F:G: 3-for-5, long 34, PAT: 11-for-14)...19 career tackles. Top Performances: 2007 Career Stats vs. Chey. (4 TT#, 3 UT#), Punting G No Yds Avg Long I20 vs. Clar. (2 TT, TFL), vs. Edin. (3 TT); 2006 2005 9 67 2,480 37.0 63 10 vs. ESU (2 TT , 2 UT, TFL), vs. Mans. (2 TT, 2006 10 34 1,343 39.5 56 5 TFL, FR) 2007 11 49 2,040 41.6 54 8 Notes: Started 10 of 11 games at nose guard in Total 30 150 5,863 39.1 63 23 2007...played in nine games as a freshman on the defensive line. Chris Oliver Career Stats Offensive Line Defense G UT TT TFL PBU FR Redshirt-Freshman 2006 9 5 13 2-2 0 1 6-5 - 285 2007 11 9 20 2-18 1 0 Philadelphia, Pa. Total 20 14 33 4-20 1 1 Germantown HS Major: Leisure and Sport Trevor Morley Studies Defensive Line Notes: Redshirted in 2007. Redshirt-Freshman 6-2 - 220 Dan Onorato Westminster, Md. Tight End Delone Catholic HS Senior Major: Business 6-3 - 240 Notes: Redshirted in ’07. Malvern, Pa. Malvern Prep HS Ryan Nye Major: Leisure and Sport Punter/Place Kicker Studies Senior Honors: 2007 All-PSAC 5-10 - 185 East second team Bernville, Pa. Top Performances: 2007 vs. Edin. (7 rec#, Holy Name HS 80 yds#, 2 TD#), vs. WCU (5 rec, 60 yds), Major: Elementary Edu- vs. SCSU (5 rec, 31 yds); 2006 vs. Mill. (1 cation rec 13 yds) Honors: 2006 All-PSAC Notes: Started all 11 games at tight end last East second team; 2007 All-PSAC East second year...leads all returning players in catches and team, Daktronics All-Northeast Regionl second yards from last season...played in 10 games at team tight end in 2006...played in one game as a QB Top Performances: 2007 vs. Ship. (7 punts, 325 in 2005...redshirted in 2004. yds, 46.4 avg, long 54), vs. WCU (6 punts, 272 Career Stats yds, 45.3 avg), vs. Chey. (rushing TD, 2-for-3 Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD FG, 4-for-5 PAT), vs. ESU (1-1 FG, long 34#), 2005 1 0 0 0.0 0 vs. Mill. (3 TT#); 2006 vs. Clar. (3 punts, 47.7 2006 10 2 17 8.5 0 avg), 2005 vs. Edin. (6 punts, long 63#), vs. 2007 11 26 263 10.1 2 Clar. (9 punts#, 314 yds), vs. WCU (9 punts#, Total 22 28 280 10.0 2 319 yds), vs. ESU (9 punts#, 330 yds#, 2-pt. conversion run)

21 Golden Bear Profiles Cameron Evan Reese Offensive Line Parchment Junior Defensive Back 6-1 - 260 Junior Centre Hall, Pa. 5-11 - 200 State College HS Tannersville, Pa. Major: Secondary Edu- Pocono Mt. East HS cation-History Major: Chemistry Notes: Started all 11 games Top Performances: 2007 vs. SCSU (6 TT, 4 at center last season...played in 10 games as a UT#), vs. Bloom. (6 TT, TFL), vs. SRU and freshman in 2006. WCU (4 UT#), 2006 vs. WCU (7 TT#, TFL), vs. Chey. (int.) Tyler Romberger Notes: Full-time starter at CB in 2007, after Offensive Line starting four games in ’06...2005 redshirt. Junior Career Stats 6-5 - 290 Defense G UT TT TFL Int PBU Muir, Pa. 2006 9 6 18 1-1 1-0 3 Williams Valley HS 2007 11 25 38 1-1 0-0 4 Major: Environmental Total 20 31 56 2-2 1-0 7 Geography Cory Porrino Notes: Two-year starter... Safety started 11 games at OT in 2007...started seven Senior games in 2006, played in all 10....redshirted in 5-9 - 190 2005...named team’s most improved offensive Orwigsburg, Pa. player in spring 2007. Blue Mountain HS Major: Business/Ac- Greg Rotkowski counting Defensive End Sophomore Top Performances: 2007 6-2 - 218 vs. Ship. (8 TT#, 5 UT#, TFL, int); vs. WCU (4 Macungie, Pa. TT, int); vs. Chey. (7 TT, 5 UT#), vs. SCSU (7 Emmaus HS TT, 2 TFL#, FF); 2006 vs. Mans. (7 TT, 5 UT#, Major: Undeclared 2 PBU), vs. SRU (int), vs. Mill. (32 yd run); 2005 vs. Ship. (5 TT), vs. Edin. (4 TT, 3 UT) Top Performances: 2007 Notes: Started 11 games at strong safety in vs. Mill. (7 TT#, 5 UT#, 2007...started six games at cornerback in 3 TFL#, 1.5 sacks, PBU), vs. Chey. (4 TT, 3 2006...redshirted in 2004. TFL#, 2 sacks#), vs. ESU (2 TT, sack, FF) Career Stats Notes: Played in all 11 games, with one start, Defense G UT TT TFL Int PBU as a true-freshman in 2007. 2005 10 12 17 1-8 0-0 1 Career Stats 2006 7 13 23 0-0 1-7 5 2007 11 23 56 4-7 2-0 5 Defense G UT TT TFL Sack PBU Total 28 48 96 5-15 3-7 11 2007 11 12 22 7-31 4.5-14 2 Nate Rabenold Dan Schwartz Safety Defensive End Junior Junior 5-11 - 195 6-0 - 230 Lehighton, Pa. Gilbertsville, Pa. Lehighton HS St. Pius X HS Major: Secondary Edu- Major: Business cation-History Top Performances: 2006 Notes: Played in three vs. Mans. (1 TT) games as a reserve DB in 2007...two-year let- Notes: Two-year letterwinner...played in three terwinner...redshirted in 2005. games in 2006 (1 tackle). 22 Golden Bear Profiles Joe Strauss Dontay Wilson Fullback Running Back/ Senior Return Specialist 5-11 - 225 Junior Lititz, Pa. 5-10 - 190 Warwick HS Stamford, Conn. Major: Leisure and Sport Stamford HS Studies Major: Leisure and Sport Studies Top Performances: 2007 vs. AIC (7 rushes, 49 yds, TD), vs. Mill. (8 Honors: 2007 All-PSAC East second team rushes, 16 yds); 2006 vs. Chey. (9 rushes, 109 (RB) yds#, 54-yd TD run) vs. LHU (16 rushes#, 52 Top Performances: 2007 vs. Chey. (23 yds) vs. ESU (12 rushes, 40 yds) rushes#, 152 yds#, 2 TD#, 1 rec#), vs. Edin. Notes: Has started 16 games over past two (16 rushes, 147 yds, TD, 1 rec#, 13 yds#), vs. seasons...started six games in 2007, missing Bloom. (8 kick returns#, 161 yds#), vs. Ship. five due to injury...10-game starter at fullback (16 rushes, 55 yds, TD, 2 kick returns, 127 yds, in 2006. 94 yd TD return) Career Stats Notes: Played in 10 games last season...started Rushing G Att Yds Avg TD four times...averaged 123 yards over final 2006 10 64 304 4.8 3 three games played...led team in rushing and 2007 6 32 133 4.2 1 yards/carry...set single-season KU record with Total 16 96 437 4.6 4 646 yards on 25 kickoff returns...transferred Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD to KU after playing at Hudson Valley CC 2006 10 4 29 7.2 0 (Troy, N.Y.). 2007 6 1 3 3.0 0 Career Stats at KU Total 16 5 32 6.4 0 Rushing G Att Yds Avg TD Jake Thierjung 2007 10 107 555 5.2 5 Tight End Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD Sophomore 2007 10 2 13 6.5 2 6-5 - 250 Bensalem, Pa. Alex Zukus Bensalem HS Wide Receiver Major: Secondary Edu- Sophomore cation-Science 5-11 - 190 Tuscarora, Pa. Notes: Played in 10 games Tamaqua HS last year as a reserve tight end and on special Major: Business/Mar- teams...spent 2006 season as a redshirt...last keting name pronounced “teer-young.” Top Performances: 2007 Jason Uhlig vs. AIC (4 rec, 46 yds#, TD), vs. SRU (4 rec, Wide Receiver 46 yds#), vs. WCU (5 rec#, 41 yds) Sophomore Notes: Second among returning wide receivers 6-2 - 193 in yards and TDs from last year. Blue Bell, Pa. Wissahickon HS Career Stats Major: Business Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD 2007 10 19 229 12.1 2 Top Performances: 2007 vs. Chey. (5 rec#, 91 yds#), Abbreviation/Symbol Key vs. ESU (4 rec, 21 yds, TD) #-Career best in category, TT-Total Tackles, Notes: Started four games to end the 2007 UT-Unassisted Tackles, G-Games, TFL-Tackles season...redshirted in 2006. for Loss, PBU-Pass Breakups, TD-Touchdowns, Att-Attempts, Cmp-Completions, Int-Interceptions, Career Stats I20-Punts inside opponent 20 yardline, Yds-Yards, Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD FF-Forced Fumble, FR-Fumble Recovery, PR- 2007 9 19 204 10.7 1 Punt Returns, KR-Kick Returns 23 2008 Opponents GAME 1 - ST. ANSELM GAME 2 - CLARION August 28 at 6:05 p.m. September 6 at 3:35 p.m. University Field - Kutztown, Pa. University Field - Kutztown, Pa. Enrollment: 1,985 Enrollment: 6,700 Nickname: Hawks Nickname: Golden Eagles Colors: Blue and White Colors: Blue and Gold President: Jonathan Defelice President: Dr. Joseph P. Grunewald Athletics Director: Ed Cannon Athletics Director: Dave Katis Stadium (Capacity): Grappone (4,500) Stadium (Capacity): Memorial (5,000) Surface: Natural Surface: Artificial Head Coach: Patrick Murphy Head Coach: Jay Foster Alma Mater: Northeastern ’96 Alma Mater: Plymouth State ’85 Year (@SAC/Career): 1st/1st Year (@CU/Career): 3rd/3rd Record (@SAC/Career): 0-0/same Record (@CU/Career): 1-21/same Football Office Phone: (603) 656-6010 Football Office Phone: (814) 393-2258 Last Year’s Record: 0-10, 0-9 Northeast 10 Last Year’s Record: 0-11, 0-6 PSAC West Series: 1st meeting Series: 19th meeting (CU leads 13-6) Lettermen Returning/Lost: n/a First Meeting: 1941 (CU 46, KU 0) Starters Returning/Lost: n/a Last Meeting: 2007 (KU 35-13) SID: Ken Johnson, Jr. Last CU Win: 2005 (CU 29, KU 23 {4OT}) Phone: (603) 641-7810 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 34/13 E-mail: [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost: 17/11 SID: Rich Herman 2008 Schedule Phone: (814) 393-2334 Date Opponent Time E-mail: [email protected] Aug. 28 at Kutztown 6:05 p.m. Sept. 6 at Plymouth State 1 p.m. 2008 Schedule 20 *PACE 1 p.m. Date Opponent Time 27 *at Assumption 1 p.m. Aug. 28 FAIRMONT ST. 6 p.m. Oct. 4 *AMERICAN INT’L 1 p.m. Sept. 6 at Kutztown 3:35 p.m. 10 *at Merrimack 7 p.m. Sept. 13 E. STROUDSBURG 4 p.m. 18 *at S. Connecticut St. TBA Sept. 20 *at Mercyhurst 1 p.m. 25 *BENTLEY 1 p.m. Sept. 27 *at Gannon 7 p.m. Nov. 1 *STONEHILL noon Oct. 4 *CALIFORNIA 2 p.m. 8 at Pace noon Oct. 11 *SLIPPERY ROCK 6 p.m. 2007 Results Oct. 18 *at Lock Haven 7 p.m. Date Opponent Results Oct. 25 *at IUP 3:35 p.m. Sept. 7 EDINBORO L, 3-58 Nov. 1 *EDINBORO Noon 13 *ASSUMPTION L, 21-71 Nov. 8 CHEYNEY 1 p.m. 22 *at Pace L, 9-20 2007 Results 28 *C.W. POST L, 13-41 Date Opponent Result Oct. 6 *at Stonehill L, 7-56 Sept. 1 TIFFIN L, 10-38 13 *at Merrimack L, 14-55 Sept. 8 KUTZTOWN L, 13-35 19 *BRYANT L, 21-49 Sept. 15 at West Chester L, 21-49 27 *at Bentley L, 6-52 Sept. 22 BLOOMSBURG L, 10-52 Nov. 3 *at American Int’l L, 9-30 Sept. 29 *at California L, 0-56 10 *S. CONN. ST. L, 14-54 Oct. 6 *SHIPPENSBURG L, 23-41 Oct. 13 *at Slippery Rock L, 18-41 Oct. 20 at Fairmont St. L, 14-21 Oct. 27 *IUP L, 31-38 Nov. 3 *at Edinboro L, 30-49 Nov. 10 *LOCK HAVEN LOT, 14-17

*conference contest 24 2008 Opponents GAME 3 - at Slippery Rock GAME 4 - at Bloomsburg September 13 at 6 p.m. September 20 at 1 p.m. Thompson Stadium - Slippery Rock, Pa. Redman Stadium - Bloomsburg, Pa. Enrollment: 8,325 Enrollment: 8,040 Nickname: The Rock Nickname: Huskies Colors: Green and White Colors: Maroon and Gold President: Dr. Robert P. Smith President: Dr. David Soltz Athletics Director: Paul Lueken Athletics Director: Mary Gardner Stadium (Capacity): Thompson (10,000) Stadium (Capacity): Redman (5,000) Surface: Artificial Surface: Artificial Head Coach: Dr. George Mihalik Head Coach: Danny Hale Alma Mater: West Chester ’71 Alma Mater: West Chester ’68 Year (@SRU/Career): 21st/same Year (@BU/Career): 16th/21st Record (@SU/Career): 136-79-4/same Record (@BU/Career): 125-44-1/165-57-1 Football Office Phone: (724) 738-2780 Football Office Phone: (570) 389-4359 Last Year’s Record: 9-2, 4-2 PSAC West Last Year’s Record: 7-3, 4-1 PSAC East Series: 7th meeting (SRU leads 6-0) Series: 62nd meeting (BU leads 40-20-1) First Meeting: 1984 (SRU 21, KU 6) First Meeting: 1927 (BU 30, KU 0) Last Meeting: 2007 (SRU 45, KU 9) Last Meeting: 2007 (BU 49, KU 32) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/17 Last KU Win: 1992 (KU 17, BU 10) Starters Returning/Lost: 10/14 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 45/12 SID: Bob McComas Starters Returning/Lost: 12/10 Phone: (724) 738-2777 SID: Tom McGuire E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (570) 389-4413 E-mail: [email protected] 2008 Schedule 2008 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug. 30 at Seton Hill 6 p.m. Aug. 30 at Ashland 1 p.m. Sept. 6 at Millersville 1 p.m. Sept. 6 CALIFORNIA Noon Sept. 13 KUTZTOWN 6 p.m. Sept. 13 MERCYHURST 1:30 p.m. Sept. 20 *GANNON 7 p.m. Sept. 20 *KUTZTOWN 1 p.m. Sept. 27 *at Mercyhurst 1 p.m. Sept. 27 *at C.W. Post Noon Oct. 4 *at IUP 2:35 p.m. Oct. 4 *at Millersville 1 p.m. Oct. 11 *at Clarion 6 p.m. Oct. 11 *E. STROUDSBURG Noon Oct. 18 *EDINBORO 2 p.m. Oct. 18 *at Cheyney 1 p.m. Oct. 25 *at California 3:30 p.m. Oct. 25 *at Shippensburg 12:30 p.m. Nov. 1 *LOCK HAVEN 1 p.m. Nov. 1 *WEST CHESTER 3:30 p.m. Nov. 8 E. STROUDSBURG 1 p.m. Nov. 8 at Gannon 1 p.m. 2007 Results Date Opponent Result 2007 Results Aug. 30 SETON HILL W, 51-24 Date Opponent Result Sept. 8 MILLERSVILLE W, 21-5 Sept. 1 C.W. POST W, 42-28 Sept. 15 at Bowie St. W, 35-7 Sept. 8 at California L, 13-31 Sept. 22 KUTZTOWN W, 45-9 Sept. 15 EDINBORO L, 41-42 Sept. 29 *IUP L, 31-34 Sept. 22 at Clarion W, 52-10 Oct. 6 at East Stroudsburg W, 31-24 Sept. 29 *at West Chester L, 28-44 Oct. 13 *CLARION W, 41-18 Oct. 6 *at Kutztown W, 49-32 Oct. 20 *at Shippensburg W, 38-34 Oct. 20 *MILLERSVILLE W, 42-28 Oct. 27 *CALIFORNIA L, 13-22 Oct. 27 *at East Stroudsburg W, 35-26 Nov. 1 *at Lock Haven W, 27-11 Nov. 3 *CHEYNEY W, 55-6 Nov. 10 *at Edinboro W, 59-34 Nov. 10 IUP W, 41-35

*division contest 25 2008 Opponents GAME 5 - WEST CHESTER GAME 6 - CHEYNEY September 27 at 1:05 p.m. (Family Day) October 4 at 1 p.m. University Field - Kutztown, Pa. O’Shields-Stevenson Stadium - Cheyney, Pa. Enrollment: 12,800 Enrollment: 1,700 Nickname: Golden Rams Nickname: Wolves Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Blue and White Interim President: Linda Lamwers President: Dr. Michelle R. Howard-Vital Athletics Director: Dr. Edward Matejkovic Athletics Director: China Jude Stadium (Capacity): Farrell (7,500) Stadium (Capacity): O’Shields-Stevenson Surface: Artificial (5,000) Head Coach: Bill Zwaan Surface: Natural Alma Mater: Delaware ’79 Head Coach: Jeff Braxton Year (@WCU/Career): 6th/12th Alma Mater: Salisbury State Record (@WCU/Career): 45-18/99-32 Year (@CU/Career): 1st/1st Football Office Phone: (610) 436-3528 Record (@CU/Career): 0-0/same Last Year’s Record: 9-3, 5-0 PSAC East Football Office Phone: (610) 399-2309 Series: 54th meeting (WCU leads 45-7-1) Last Year’s Record: 0-11, 0-5 PSAC East First Meeting: 1937 (WCU 19, KU 0) Series: 59th meeting (KU leads 47-10-1) Last Meeting: 2007 (WCU 21, KU 47) First Meeting: 1949 (KU 43, CU 13) Last KU Win: 2003 (KU 17, WCU 16) Last Meeting: 2007 (KU 40, CU 21) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/24 Last CU Win: 1993 (CU 30, KU 19) Starters Returning/Lost: 8/14 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 34/25 SID: James Zuhlke Starters Returning/Lost: 10/12 Phone: (610) 436-3316 SID: Lenn Margolis E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (610) 399-2143 2008 Schedule E-mail: [email protected] Date Opponent Time 2008 Schedule Aug. 30 at California Noon Date Opponent Time Sept. 6 LOCK HAVEN 1 p.m. Aug. 30 BOWIE ST. 1 p.m. Sept. 13 at Delaware 7 p.m. Sept. 6 MERCYHURST 1 p.m. Sept. 20 *MILLERSVILLE 6 p.m. Sept. 13 GANNON 1 p.m. Sept. 27 *at Kutztown 1:05 p.m. Sept. 20 *C.W. POST 1 p.m. Oct. 4 *at East Stroudsburg 3 p.m. Sept. 27 *at East Stroudsburg 6 p.m. Oct. 11 *C.W. POST 6 p.m. Oct. 4 *KUTZTOWN 1 p.m. Oct. 18 *SHIPPENSBURG 2:05 p.m. Oct. 11 *at Millersville 1 p.m. Oct. 25 *CHEYNEY 1 p.m. Oct. 18 *BLOOMSBURG 1 p.m. Nov. 1 *at Bloomsburg 3:30 p.m. Oct. 25 *at West Chester 1 p.m. Nov. 8 at Mercyhurst 1 p.m. Nov. 1 *at Shippensburg 1 p.m. 2007 Results Nov. 8 at Clarion 1 p.m. Date Opponent Result 2007 Results Sept. 1 at Edinboro W, 32-16 Date Opponent Result Sept. 8 at Delaware L, 14-41 Sept. 2 vs Central St. L, 22-28 Sept. 15 CLARION W, 49-21 Sept. 8 at IUP L, 14-80 Sept. 22 at Shippensburg W, 34-29 Sept. 15 CALIFORNIA L, 0-57 Sept. 29 *at Bloomsburg W, 44-28 Sept. 22 at Edinboro L, 23-41 Oct. 6 *at Millersville W, 42-14 Sept. 29 LOCK HAVEN W, 30-19 Oct. 13 *KUTZTOWN W, 21-0 Oct. 6 at Howard L, 14-41 Oct. 20 *E. STROUDSBURG W, 30-15 Oct. 13 *E. STROUDSBURG L, 6-42 Oct. 27 ST. JOSEPH’S (IND.) W, 34-20 Oct. 20 *at Kutztown L, 21-40 Nov. 3 CALIFORNIA L, 14-30 Oct. 27 *MILLERSVILLE L, 0-16 Nov. 10 *at Cheyney W, 35-13 Nov. 3 *at Bloomsburg L, 6-55 Nov. 17 ^IUP L, 35-45 Nov. 10 *WEST CHESTER L, 13-35

*conference contest ^NCAA Playoffs 26 2008 Opponents GAME 3 - SHIPPENSBURG GAME 8 - at E. Stroudsburg September 15 at 3:05 PM October 18 at noon University Field - Kutztown, PA Eiler-Martin Stadium - E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Note: first PSAC East meeting Enrollment: 7,200 Enrollment: 7,600 Nickname: Warriors Nickname: Red Raiders Colors: Red and Black Colors: Red and Blue President: Dr. Robert Dillman President: Dr. William N. Ruud Athletics Director: Dr. Tom Gioglio Athletics Director: Dr. Roberta Page Stadium (Capacity): Eiler-Martin (6,000) Stadium (Capacity): Seth Grove (7,700) Surface: Artificial Surface: Natural Head Coach: Denny Douds Head Coach: Rocky Rees Alma Mater: Slippery Rock ’63 Alma Mater: West Chester ’71 Year (@ESU/Career): 35th/same Year (@SU/Career): 19th/24th Record (@ESU/Career): 209-140-3/same Record (@SU/Career): 105-94-1/141-109-2 Football Office Phone: (570) 422-3322 Football Office Phone: (717) 477-1758 Last Year’s Record: 3-6, 2-3 PSAC East Last Year’s Record: 3-8, 2-4 PSAC West Series: 62nd meeting (ESU leads 43-17-1) Series: 61st meeting (SU leads 43-15-2) First Meeting: 1904 (KU 11, ESU 4) First Meeting: 1929 (SU 26, KU 12) Last Meeting: 2007 (ESU 24, KU 23) Last Meeting: 2007 (KU 28, SU 16) Last KU Win: 2000 (KU 17, ESU 16) Last SU Win: 2006 (SU 42, KU 27) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 37/12 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 28/18 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 16/9 SID: Greg Knowlden SID: Jason Eichelberger Phone: (570) 422-3312 Phone: (717) 477-1201 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] 2008 Schedule 2008 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug. 28 VIRGINIA UNION 7:30 p.m. Aug. 30 SHEPHERD 1 p.m. Sept. 6 GANNON 6 p.m. Sept. 6 EDINBORO 12:30 p.m. Sept. 13 at Clarion 4 p.m. Sept. 13 at Lock Haven 7 p.m. Sept. 20 *SHIPPENSBURG 4 p.m. Sept. 20 *at East Stroudsburg 4 p.m. Sept. 27 *CHEYNEY 6 p.m. Sept. 27 *MILLERSVILLE 1 p.m. Oct. 4 *WEST CHESTER 3 p.m. Oct. 4 *C.W. Post 1 p.m. Oct. 11 *at Bloomsburg Noon Oct. 11 *at Kutztown 1:05 p.m. Oct. 18 *KUTZTOWN Noon Oct. 18 *at West Chester 2:05 p.m. Oct. 25 *at C.W. Post Noon Oct. 25 *BLOOMSBURG 12:30 p.m. Nov. 1 *at Millersville 1:30 p.m. Nov. 1 *CHEYNEY 1 p.m. Nov. 8 at Slippery Rock 1 p.m. Nov. 8 at California 6 p.m. 2007 Results 2007 Results Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Aug. 27 at California L, 3-26 Sept. 1 at Shepherd L, 14-19 Sept. 8 at Lock Haven W, 58-13 Sept. 8 at Liberty L, 14-35 Sept. 15 IUP L, 23-38 Sept. 15 at Kutztown L, 16-28 Sept. 29 *MILLERSVILLE L, 24-36 Sept. 22 WEST CHESTER L, 29-34 Oct. 6 SLIPPERY ROCK L, 24-31 Sept. 29 *EDINBORO L, 18-33 Oct. 13 *at Cheyney W, 42-6 Oct. 6 *at Clarion W, 41-23 Oct. 20 *at West Chester L, 15-30 Oct. 13 at Millersville W, 23-14 Oct. 27 *BLOOMSBURG L, 26-35 Oct. 20 *SLIPPERY ROCK L, 34-38 Nov. 3 *at Kutztown W, 24-23 Oct. 27 *LOCK HAVEN W, 56-10 Nov. 3 *at IUP L, 0-30 Nov. 10 *at California L, 9-30 *division contest 27 2008 Opponents GAME 9 - MILLERSVILLE GAME 10 - C.W. POST October 25 at 1:05 p.m. (Homecoming) November 1 at 1:05 p.m. Univrsity Field - Kutztown, Pa. University Field - Kutztown, Pa. Enrollment: 8,306 Note: first PSAC East meeting Nickname: Marauders Enrollment: 8,472 Colors: Black and Gold Nickname: Pioneers President: Dr. Francine McNairy Colors: Green and Gold Athletics Directors: Peg Kauffman President: Dr. David J. Steinberg Stadium (Capacity): Biemesderfer (6,500) Athletics Director: Bryan Collins Surface: Artificial Stadium (Capacity): Hicox (5,000) Head Coach: Greg Colby Surface: Artificial Alma Mater: Illinois ’75 Head Coach: Bryan Collins Year (@MU/Career: 1st/same Alma Mater: St. John’s ’87 Record (@MU/Career): 0-0/same Year (@CWP/Career: 11th/same Football Office Phone: (717) 872-3012 Record (@CWP/Career): 84-26/same Last Year’s Record: 3-8, 2-3 PSAC East Football Office Phone: (516) 299-3693 Series: 82nd meeting (MU leads 56-22-3) Last Year’s Record: 4-6, 4-5 Northeast 10 First Meeting: 1903 (MU 16, KU 0) Series: 3rd meeting (KU leads 2-0) Last Meeting: 2007 (KU 26, MU 23; 3ot) First Meeting: 1982 (KU 7, CWP 6) Last MU Win: 2006 (MU 45, KU 17) Last Meeting: 1983 (KU 28, CWP 25) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 31/16 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 53/27 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/10 Starters Returning/Lost: 11/11 SID: Ethan Hulsey SID: Sarah Ralls Phone: (717) 872-3100 Phone: (516) 299-3957 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

2008 Schedule 2008 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug. 29 at Bentley 7 p.m. Aug. 30 AMERICAN INT’L Noon Sept. 6 SLIPPERY ROCK 1 p.m. Sept. 6 IUP Noon Sept. 13 IUP 1 p.m. Sept. 13 EDINBORO Noon Sept. 20 *at West Chester 6 p.m. Sept. 20 *at Cheyney 1 p.m. Sept. 27 *at Shippensburg 1 p.m. Sept. 27 *BLOOMSBURG Noon Oct. 4 *BLOOMSBURG 1 p.m. Oct. 4 *at Shippensburg 1 p.m. Oct. 11 *CHEYNEY 1 p.m. Oct. 11 *at West Chester 6 p.m. Oct. 18 *at C.W. Post Noon Oct. 18 *MILLERSVILLE Noon Oct. 25 *at Kutztown 1:05 p.m. Oct. 25 *E. STROUDSBURG Noon Nov. 1 *E. STROUDSBURG 1:30 p.m. Nov. 1 *at Kutztown 1:05 p.m. Nov. 8 at Edinboro Noon Nov. 8 at Lock Haven 1 p.m. 2007 Results 2007 Results Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Aug. 25 at Shepherd L, 7-36 Sept. 1 at Bloomsburg L, 28-42 Sept. 8 at Slippery Rock L, 5-21 Sept. 8 *at Pace W, 41-0 Sept. 15 LOCK HAVEN W, 19-10 Sept. 22 *STONEHILL L, 7-12 Sept. 22 at IUP L, 0-45 Sept. 29 *at Saint Anselm W, 41-13 Sept. 29 *at East Stroudsburg W, 36-24 Oct. 6 *BRYANT L, 17-24 Oct. 6 *WEST CHESTER L, 14-42 Oct. 12 *at Bentley W2OT, 30-27 Oct. 13 SHIPPENSBURG L, 14-23 Oct. 20 *SO. CONN. ST. L, 17-42 Oct. 20 *at Bloomsburg L, 28-42 Oct. 27 *at American Int’l L, 14-23 Oct. 27 *at Cheyney W, 16-0 Nov. 2 *at Assumption L, 24-31 Nov. 3 BENTLEY L, 10-17 Nov. 10 *MERRIMACK W, 45-22 Nov. 10 *KUTZTOWN L3OT, 23-26

*division contest 28 2008 Opponents 2007 Season in Review GAME 11 - at Indiana (Pa.) Game 1 - Sept. 1 - New Haven, Conn. November 8 at 1 p.m. So. Conn. St. 52, Kutztown 30 Miller Stadium - Indiana, Pa. SCSU go-ahead score: Note: if either team wins division title, then 1st quarter, 6:42 - this opponent would change Marshall 67 pass from Enrollment: 14,200 Armstrong (10-3) Nickname: Crimson Hawks Notable: Teams com- Colors: Crimson and Gray bined for 1,126 yards, President: Dr. Tony Atwater most ever in KU history...Quiles set Athletics Director: Dr. Frank Condino single-game record Stadium (Capacity): Miller (6,500) with 211 rec. yds. Surface: Artificial Rushing: KU: 41-171-2 Head Coach: Lou Tepper (Wilson 8-44, Spotts 9-37, McFadden 6-33- Alma Mater: Rutgers ’67 1; Dinnis 16-33-1), SCSU: 39-290-5 (Toles Year (@IUP/Career: 3rd/15th 26-250-5) Record (@IUP/Career): 17-5/82-62-2 Passing: KU: 56-31-2-397-2 (Spotts 55-30-2- Football Office Phone: (724) 357-2780 389-2), SCSU: (Armstrong 31-20-1-268-2) Last Year’s Record: 9-3, 5-1 PSAC West Receiving: KU: (Quiles 12-211-1; Brown 5- Series: 9th meeting (IUP leads 7-0-1) 54-1), SCSU: (Marshall 6-141-2) First Meeting: 1950 (KU 13, IUP 13) Defense: KU: (Gibbs 5-11; T. Cressman 0-9-2 Last Meeting: 1993 (IUP 54, KU 9) FR), SCSU: (Campbell 0-13; Lorenti 4-12- Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/13 2 FR) Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8 Game 2 - Sept. 8 - Clarion, Pa. SID: Mike Hoffman Phone: (724) 357-2747 Kutztown 35, Clarion 13 E-mail: [email protected] KU go-ahead score: 2nd quarter, 6:45 - Zukus 18 pass from Spotts 2008 Schedule (14-7) Date Opponent Time Notable: KU’s fourth Sept. 6 at C.W. Post Noon win in five years vs. Sept. 13 at Millersville 1 p.m. Clarion, just second Sept. 20 *LOCK HAVEN 4 p.m. ever at CU. Sept. 27 *at California Noon Rushing: KU: 40-87-0 Oct. 4 *SLIPPERY ROCK 2:35 p.m. (Dinnis 13-58), CU: Oct. 11 *at Edinboro 3:30 p.m. 41-119-0 (Emanuel Oct. 18 *MERCYHURST 1 p.m. 20-105) Oct. 25 *CLARION 3:35 p.m. Passing: KU: (Spotts 25-14-2-219-4), CU: Nov. 1 *at Gannon 1 p.m. (Huether 32-14-3-197-1) Nov. 8 KUTZTOWN 1 p.m. Receiving: KU: (Quiles 6-98-2, Brown 2-51- 2007 Results 1), CU: (Carraway 4-90-1) Date Opponent Result Defense: KU: (T. Cressman 7-0-3 TFL, sack, Sept. 8 CHEYNEY W, 80-14 int. ret. for TD; Gardier 6-9-2 PBU), CU: Sept. 15 at East Stroudsburg W, 38-23 (Johnson 1-8; Brazil 5-7-int, FF) Sept. 22 MILLERSVILLE W, 45-0 Sept. 29 *at Slippery Rock W, 34-31 Oct. 6 *CALIFORNIA L, 12-38 Oct. 13 *EDINBORO W, 27-7 STATISTICS KEY Oct. 20 *at Lock Haven W, 44-13 Rushing:Carries-Yards-Touchdowns; Passing: Oct. 27 *at Clarion W, 38-31 Attempts-Completions-Interceptions-Yards-Touch- Nov. 3 *SHIPPENSBURG W, 30-0 downs; Receiving:Catches-Yards-Touchdowns; Nov. 10 at Bloomsburg L, 35-41 Defense: Unassisted Tackles-Total Tackles-Miscel- Nov. 17 ^at West Chester W, 45-35 laneous Nov. 24 ^at Shepherd L, 34-41 *division contest ^NCAA Playoffs 29 2007 Season in Review

Game 3 - Sept. 15 - Kutztown, Pa. Passing: KU: (Spotts Kutztown 28, Shippensburg 16 24-17-0-297-4), AIC: KU go-ahead score: 25-13-0-194-1 (Par- 3rd quarter, 12:09 ent 23-12-0-172-1) - Quiles 87 pass from Receiving: KU: (Quiles Spotts (21-16) 8-176-1; Zukus 4- Notable: Quiles-Spotts 46-1), AIC: (Scaccia 87-yard pass is 4-71) school record...SU Defense: KU: (Bingnear ran final 34 offensive 8-9; T. Cressman 5-9; plays in KU territory, Gardier 4-5-sack), did not score. AIC: (Daley 5-9-sack, FF) Rushing: KU: 35-74-1 Game 6 - Oct. 6 - Kutztown, Pa. (Wilson 16-55-1), SU: 39-84-1 (Dykes 9- 42, Lynch 11-34) Bloomsburg 49, Kutztown 32 Passing: KU: (Spotts 18-10-0-165-2), SU: BU go-ahead score: 44-23-2-245-1 (Maiocco 43-22-2-236-1) 1st quarter, 12:39 - Receiving: KU: (Quiles 4-114-1; Brown 3-23- Latorre 1 run (7-0) 1), SU: (Chavous 7-96-1; Harris 6-59) Notable: KU set single- Defense: KU: (T. Cressman 7-15; Bingnear game offensive 7-13; Gibbs 3-7-int., 4 PBU), SU: (Nalewak records for yards of 5-11-3 TFL, 1/2 sack; Aldridge 5-10) total offense-team (625), receiving Game 4 - Sept. 22 - Slippery Rock, Pa. (Quiles, 308), pass- Slippery Rock 45, Kutztown 9 ing (Spotts, 463), SRU go-ahead score: total offense (Spotts, 1st quarter, 8:17 494)...Quiles’ receiving yards are second- - Bahr 31 field goal most ever in PSAC...Quiles broke single- (3-0) season receiving yd. record...Spotts-Quiles Notable: Dineen tied set career record for QB-WR touchdown single-game KU tandem...BU’s 15th straight win over KU. reocrd with three Rushing: KU: 40-162-1 (Dinnis 17-90; field goals. Spotts 10-31-1), BU: 48-247-4 (Britting- Rushing: KU: 44-108-0 ham 27-207-3) (Dinnis 17-72), SRU: Passing: KU: (Spotts 44-21-0-463-3), BU: 42-262-5 (Manfull (Latorre 17-11-0-182-2) 19-170-3) Receiving: KU: (Quiles 12-308-2), BU: Passing: KU: 42-20-3-190-0 (Spotts 38-20-3- (Bilal 7-88-1; Ream 383-1) 190-0), SRU: 15-10-0-174-0 (Crookshank Defense: KU: (T. Cressman 4-12-TFL; 13-9-0-168-0) Alboucq 8-8), BU: (Lightner 7-8-2 PBU; Receiving: KU: (Quiles 5-44; Zukus 4-46), Biernat 5-7-TFL, FF) SRU: (Favers 5-71; Grossetti 3-81) Game 7 - Oct. 13 - West Chester, Pa. Defense: KU: (Bingnear 7-11-TFL), SRU: (Barzen 5-7-TFL; Boudreau 4-7-2 TFL; West Chester 21, Kutztown 0 Morant 0-7) WCU go-ahead score: 1st quarter, 12:34 - Game 5 - Sept. 29 - Kutztown, Pa. Osunde 1 run (7-0) Kutztown 55, American Int’l 20 Notable: First shutout KU go-ahead score: 1st quarter, 12:11 - Din- loss for KU since nis 1 run (7-0) 2005. Notable: Most points by KU in a game since Rushing: KU: 37-47-0 63 vs. Chey. (1992)...88-yard pass from (Wilson 4-36, Din- Spotts to Quiles is school record, breaking nis 16-27), WCU: mark set earlier in season. 40-124-3 (Osunde Rushing: KU: 51-246-4 (McFadden 16-97; 21-88-2) Strauss 7-49-1; Dinnis 10-33-2), AIC: 36- Passing: KU: 42-19-2-185-0 (Spotts 41-19- 99-1 (Hall 17-77; Akingba 4-24-1) 2-185-0), WCU: (Zwaan 29-17-2-290-0) 30 2007 Season in Review

Receiving: KU: (Onorato 5-60, Zukus 5-41), Game 10 - Nov. 3 - Kutztown, Pa. WCU: (Washington 6-113, Miller 4-57) E. Stroudsburg 24, Kutztown 23 Defense: KU: (Gibbs 8-8-FR; Gardier 7-8- ESU go-ahead score: FF, Branco 5-6-2 sacks, 3 TFL), WCU: 4th quarter, 00:18, (Downes 8-8; Ferguson 5-8-2 PBU, Ford- Knauss 40 field goal Bey 3-3-2 sacks) (24-23) Game 8 - Oct. 20 - Kutztown, Pa. Notable: KU 2-6 in home finales since Kutztown 40, Cheyney 21 2000, including three KU go-ahead score: 1st one-point losses. quarter, 4:09 - Spotts Rushing: KU: 40-170-1 1 run (14-7) (McFadden 16-96-1; Notable: KU has Spotts 14-41), ESU: won 14 straight vs. 39-163-1 (Partridge 22-105) Cheyney...Wilson Passing: KU: (Spotts 28-13-1-144-2), ESU first KU back to run 44-25-1-312-2 (Roken 43-25-1-312-2) for 100 yards in a Receiving: KU: (Uhlig 4-21-1, Quiles 3-69- game and first to 1), ESU: (Giglio 7-112; Shuman 6-106, lead KU in rushing Ogden 4-39) yards in consecutive Defense: KU: (Bingnear 10-18-TFL; D. games in 2007...kicker Nye scored on fake Cressman 7-10-FF, FR; Gardier 6-10-int.), field goal run. ESU: (Frank 6-13-2 TFL, sack; Lotier Rushing: KU: 48-210-4 (Wilson 23-152-2) 5-11-TFL) CU: 36-81-2 (Mitchell 28-78-1) Passing: KU: 28-10-1-161-1 (Spotts 27-10- 1-161-1), CU: (Thompson 32-12-2-195-1) Game 11 - Nov. 10 - Millersville, Pa. Receiving: KU: (Uhlig 5-91, Davis 4-70-1), Kutztown 26, Millersville 23 (3OT) CU: (Johnson 5-54-1, Curry 3-58, Frazier KU go-ahead score: 2-69) 3rd OT - Spotts 8 run Defense: KU: (Bingnear 7-11-int.; Por- (26-23) rino 5-7; T. Cressman 3-6-sack, FF, FR; Notable: KU’s first- Rotkowski 3-4-3 TFL, 2 sacks), CU: (Scott ever OT win (1-5)... 5-9; Hawkins 2-8) second-longest OT game in KU/PSAC Game 9 - Oct. 27 - Kutztown, Pa. history...Spotts went Edinboro 35, Kutztown 28 over 6,000 career EU go-ahead score: 4th passing yards... quarter, 12:21 - Har- defense allowed just ris 1 run (28-21) 79 yards in second half and overtimes. Notable: KU’s fourth- Rushing: KU: 55-149-4 (Wilson 19-70-1, straight homecoming Spotts 15-42-3); MU: 51-254-3 (Lantz 33- loss...Wilson first 152-2; Smith 8-106) runner with consecu- Passing: KU: (Spotts 34-15-1-147-0), MU: tive 100-yard games 19-7-2-62-0 (Smith 12-4-1-19-0, Shirk since 2004 (Tony 7-3-1-43-0) Bria). Receiving: KU: (Quiles 6-73), MU: (Eggle- Rushing: KU: 37-200-2 ton 4-50) (Wilson 16-147-1, Spotts 16-56-1), EU: Defense: KU: (Bingnear 13-22-2 TFL, int.; T. 46-181-2 (Davis 24-95-1, Harris 14-60-1) Cressman 7-9-2 TFL, FF; Rotkowski 5-7-3 Passing: KU: 49-22-2-253-2 (Spotts 46-22- TFL, 1.5 sacks), MU: (Marshall 5-10-2 2-253-2), EU: (Harris 28-22-0-316-3) TFL, 1.5 sacks; Buck 5-10-1 TFL) Receiving: KU: (Quiles 7-88; Onorato 7-80- 2), EU: (Witucki 6-91-1, Nolen 6-73) Defense: KU: (D. Cressman 10-14-TFL; Gardier 4-10-recovered on-side kick), EU: (Sondag 6-9-2 TFL; Amico 4-5-3 TFL, 2 sacks; Brooks 2-5-3 TFL, 2 sacks)

31 2007 Season Statistics

Date Opponent W/L Score Att. TEAM STATISTICS KUTZ OPP Sep 01 at So. Connecticut St. L 30-52 1234 RUSHING YARDAGE 1624 1904 Sep 08 at Clarion W 35-13 3000 Yards gained rushing 1951 2229 Sep 15 SHIPPENSBURG W 28-16 5200 Yards lost rushing 327 325 Sep 22 at Slippery Rock L 9-45 7250 Rushing Attempts 459 457 Sep 29 AMERICAN INT’L W 55-20 3100 Average Per Rush 3.5 4.2 *Oct 06 BLOOMSBURG L 32-49 2900 Average Per Game 147.6 173.1 *Oct 13 at West Chester L 0-21 2000 TDs Rushing 19 27 *Oct 20 CHEYNEY W 40-21 4500 PASSING YARDAGE 2621 2435 Oct 27 EDINBORO L 28-35 2700 Att-Comp-Int 390-192-14 316-174-13 *Nov 03 E. STROUDSBURG L 23-24 2900 Average Per Pass 6.7 7.7 *Nov 10 at Millersville W(3ot) 26-23 1200 Average Per Catch 13.7 14.0 Average Per Game 238.3 221.4 * denotes PSAC East game home games in CAPS TDs Passing 20 13 TOTAL OFFENSE 4245 4339 SCORE BY QUARTERS Total Plays 849 773 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Average Per Play 5.0 5.6 Kutztown 69 106 72 53 6 306 Average Per Game 385.9 394.5 Opponents 68 110 62 76 3 319 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 59-1286 54-971 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 24-108 28-241 FIRST DOWNS 235 210 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 13-77 14-164 Rushing 96 89 FUMBLES-LOST 29-14 26-17 Passing 117 110 PENALTIES-YARDS 62-489 86-684 Penalty 22 11 PUNTS-AVG 50-41.2 55-37.2 TIME POSSESSION/GAME 29:55 29:58 3RD-DOWN CONV. 71/177 70/165 4TH-DOWN CONV. 12/28 11/21

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Dontay Wilson 10 107 577 22 555 5.2 5 68 55.5 Cory McFadden 11 86 367 30 337 3.9 2 47 30.6 Ty Dinnis 6 89 346 33 313 3.5 3 28 52.2 Kyle Spotts 11 95 366 186 180 1.9 6 18 16.4 Joe Strauss 6 32 139 6 133 4.2 1 21 22.2 Chris Diaferio 8 22 88 0 88 4.0 0 11 11.0 Kendell Coleman 8 10 35 11 24 2.4 0 12 3.0 Ryan Nye 11 3 13 0 13 4.3 1 10 1.2 Travis Barron 4 3 10 2 8 2.7 1 5 2.0 Cory Porrino 11 2 7 0 7 3.5 0 4 0.6 Tom Cressman 11 0 3 0 3 0.0 0 0 0.3 Greg Rotkowski 11 1 0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.3 TEAM 9 9 0 34 -34 -3.8 0 0 -3.8 Total 11 459 1951 327 1624 3.5 19 68 147.6 Opponents 11 457 2229 325 1904 4.2 27 96 173.1

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Kyle Spotts 11 118.02 191-380-14 50.3 2613 20 88 237.5 Ryan Nye 11 167.20 1-1-0 100.0 8 0 8 0.7 TEAM 9 0.00 0-8-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Ty Dinnis 6 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 11 115.43 192-390-14 49.2 2621 20 88 238.3 Opponents 11 125.14 174-316-13 55.1 2435 13 67 221.4

FIELD GOALS FGM-A Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Matt Dineen 5-10 50.0 0-0 3-6 2-4 0-0 0-0 35 3 Ryan Nye 3-5 60.0 0-0 1-1 2-3 0-1 0-0 34 1

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Ryan Nye 49 2040 41.6 54 8 5 8 0 TEAM 1 20 20.0 20 0 0 0 1 Total 50 2060 41.2 54 8 5 8 1 Opponents 55 2046 37.2 56 4 11 21 0

32 2007 Season Statistics

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNT RET. No. Yds Avg TD Long Elfren Quiles 10 64 1187 18.5 8 88 118.7 Elfren Quiles 9 74 8.2 0 15 Dan Onorato 11 26 263 10.1 2 21 23.9 Ty Dinnis 8 27 3.4 0 12 Will Brown 7 21 225 10.7 6 32 32.1 Cory McFadden 5 8 1.6 0 5 Alex Zukus 10 19 229 12.1 2 26 22.9 Kendell Coleman 2 -1 -0.5 0 0 Jason Uhlig 9 19 204 10.7 1 48 22.7 Total 24 108 4.5 0 15 Ty Dinnis 6 16 220 13.8 0 35 36.7 Opponents 28 241 8.6 0 39 Mike Dietrich 6 8 57 7.1 0 13 9.5 Nick Aspromonte 10 4 75 18.8 0 38 7.5 KICK RET. No. Yds Avg TD Long Terrell Davis 3 4 70 17.5 1 29 23.3 Dontay Wilson 25 646 25.8 1 94 Cory McFadden 11 3 30 10.0 0 14 2.7 Ty Dinnis 10 262 26.2 0 56 Chris Diaferio 8 2 21 10.5 0 12 2.6 Cory McFadden 8 114 14.2 0 31 Kendell Coleman 8 2 16 8.0 0 11 2.0 Kendell Coleman 8 159 19.9 0 34 Dontay Wilson 10 2 13 6.5 0 13 1.3 Chris Diaferio 4 74 18.5 0 25 Sean Alboucq 11 1 8 8.0 0 8 0.7 Joe Strauss 1 16 16.0 0 16 Joe Strauss 6 1 3 3.0 0 3 0.5 Jake Thierjung 1 5 5.0 0 5 Total 11 192 2621 13.7 20 88 238.3 Cory Porrino 1 13 13.0 0 13 Opponents 11 174 2435 14.0 13 67 221.4 Khalief Evans 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 Total 59 1286 21.8 1 94 Opponents 54 971 18.0 0 45 |------PATs ------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Elfren Quiles 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 Matt Dineen 0 5-10 23-25 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 38 Dontay Wilson 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Will Brown 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Kyle Spotts 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 36 Ryan Nye 1 3-5 11-14 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 26 Ty Dinnis 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Alex Zukus 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Cory McFadden 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Dan Onorato 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Joe Strauss 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Tom Cressman 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Travis Barron 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Terrell Davis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Jason Uhlig 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Total 41 8-15 34-39 0-0 0 0-1 0 1 306 Opponents 42 8-14 41-42 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 319

TOTAL OFF.* G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G *category leaders Kyle Spotts 11 475 180 2613 2793 253.9 Dontay Wilson 10 107 555 0 555 55.5 Cory McFadden 11 86 337 0 337 30.6 Ty Dinnis 6 90 313 0 313 52.2 Joe Strauss 6 32 133 0 133 22.2 Chris Diaferio 8 22 88 0 88 11.0 Total 11 849 1624 2621 4245 385.9 Opponents 11 773 1904 2435 4339 394.5 ALL PURPOSE* G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Elfren Quiles 10 0 1187 74 0 0 1261 126.1 Dontay Wilson 10 555 13 0 646 0 1214 121.4 Ty Dinnis 6 313 220 27 262 0 822 137.0 Cory McFadden 11 337 30 8 114 0 489 44.5 Dan Onorato 11 0 263 0 0 0 263 23.9 Alex Zukus 10 0 229 0 0 0 229 22.9 Will Brown 7 0 225 0 0 0 225 32.1 Jason Uhlig 9 0 204 0 0 0 204 22.7 Kendell Coleman 8 24 16 -1 159 0 198 24.8 Chris Diaferio 8 88 21 0 74 0 183 22.9 Kyle Spotts 11 180 0 0 0 0 180 16.4 Total 11 1624 2621 108 1286 77 5716 519.6 Opponents 11 1904 2435 241 971 164 5715 519.5 33 2007 Season Statistics

|-----Tackles-----| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd DEFENSE GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf Brian Bingnear 11 71 47 118 5-6 . 4-26 5 1-0 . . . Tom Cressman 11 47 49 96 10-34 2.0-10 2-23 2 3-3 2 . . Mike Gardier 11 42 32 74 4-15 2.0-11 1-0 6 . 1 . . Justin Gibbs 11 44 25 69 2-2 . 3-19 9 1-31 . . . Cory Porrino 11 23 33 56 4-7 . 2-0 3 . 1 . . D. Cressman 11 24 15 39 1-2 . . 1 2-0 1 . . C. Parchment 11 25 13 38 1-1 . . 4 1-0 1 . . Sean Alboucq 11 22 15 37 1-0 . . 1 . . . . L. Azubuike 7 12 21 33 8-54 5.0-34 . 1 . 1 . . Scott Smith 10 10 21 31 6-17 2.5-13 1-9 1 1-0 . . . Nick Cresta 11 7 24 31 2-5 0.5-3 . 3 2-0 . . . Sam McKellar 11 12 16 28 2-8 . . . . 1 . . Chris Medina 11 12 13 25 3-12 2.0-11 . 2 1-0 . . . G. Rotkowski 11 13 10 23 8-34 4.5-17 . 2 1-0 1 . . Craig Moose 11 9 11 20 2-18 . . 1 . . . . Kevin Branco 11 15 5 20 10-49 6.0-44 . . . 1 . . Joel Irwin 6 9 6 15 1-1 ...... Ryan Nye 11 12 1 13 ...... Keith Massey 11 8 3 11 . . . . 1-0 1 . . Craig Croman 11 8 2 10 2-6 1.0-4 . . 1-0 . . . Ardee Burno 10 7 1 8 ...... Khalief Evans 4 5 . 5 1-22 ...... K. Bolinsky 9 3 2 5 1-2 0.5-2 ...... Chris McGee 7 3 2 5 1-1 . . . . 1 . . Joe Strauss 6 2 1 3 ...... Jay McKnight 8 1 1 2 ...... Kyle Spotts 11 2 . 2 . . . . . 1 . . Alex Zukus 10 2 . 2 ...... N. Aspromonte 10 2 . 2 ...... C. McFadden 11 2 . 2 ...... Elfren Quiles 10 1 . 1 ...... Miles Scott 6 . 1 1 ...... Dan Onorato 11 . 1 1 ...... Darrell Martin 11 1 . 1 ...... Chris Chylack 3 . 1 1 ...... TEAM 9 ...... 1 Total 11 456 372 828 75-296 26-149 13-77 41 16-34 13 . 1 Opponents 11 - - - - 27-156 14-164 58 14-53 15 7 1

WEEU - KU Football Flagship Radio Station WEEU, “The Voice of Berks County and Beyond,” has been the flagship radio station for Kutztown University Golden Bear football since 2003. WEEU broadcasts at 830 kHz on the AM dial with 20,000 watts during daytime hours and 6,000 watts during evening hours. Its signal can be heard in all or parts of 16 Pennsylvania counties during the day, including Berks, Bucks, Carbon, Chester, Columbia, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lehigh, Luzerne, Montgomery, Northamp- ton, Northumberland, Philadelphia, Schuylkill and York. WEEU’s own Mitch Gerhart and KU’s Matt Santos will will bring you all of the action from University Field for KU’s home games, while Santos and Coach Steve Hahn will call the away games. All broadcasts will include the Golden Bear Spotlight and Around Campus at halftime, featuring KU sports and campus personalities, respectively. 34 Golden Bear Tradition

The tradition we know as Kutztown University football today began more than 100 years ago, when KU was known as Keystone Normal School. Keystone won all five games it played during the initial 1895 season, including a 10-4 win over Reading High School. The school fielded a team until 1905, when the sport was suspended due to a serious on-field injury. In 1923, football became, for the most part, a permanent fixture of the campus. Those initial seasons set the foundation for football and athletics in general at KU. The early teams were nicknamed the “Golden Ava- lanche,” and featured many competitive players and teams. The current nickname of “Golden Bears” was adopted in 1961. Since then, KU has had its share of prominent players who have received national attention and fame on the football field. Additionally, numerous Golden Bears have gone on to successful coaching, teaching, business and many other careers. The individuals listed on this and the following pages are prime examples of the many fine men who call Kutztown University their alma mater.

Former Kutztown University Golden Bear and Buffalo Bills standout Andre Reed has been enshrined in mutiple halls of fame, including Kutztown University’s. Here, Reed is pictured following his 2002 induction in the NCAA Division II Football Hall of Fame in Photo courtesy of Division II Football Hall of Fame of Hall Football II Division of courtesy Photo Florence, AL. In 2006, Reed was enshrined in the Buffalo Bills’ Ring of Fame.

Former Kutztown University Gold- en Bear and Denver Bronco John Mo- bley made history in April 1996 when he became the first, and to date only, Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference player selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. Here, Mobley (right) is pic- tured with then head coach Al Leonzi at

the Draft in New York City. Photo by Matt Santos Matt by Photo

35 Golden Bears in the NFL

KU was represented on an active NFL roster every year from 1974 to 2003. The following are KU players who have played in regular-season games.

Doug Dennison, RB Dallas Cowboys, 1974-78 Doug Dennison opened the doors to the NFL when he joined the Dallas Cowboys’ roster in 1974. A member of KU’s Hall of Fame, Dennison was a running back with “America’s Team” during the glory years of Coach Tom Landry and Hall of Fame quarterback Roger Staubach. Bruce Harper, RB New York Jets, 1977-84 Bruce Harper, a standout for the New York Jets in the late 1970s, set an NFL record as a kick returner. Harper was a running back for the Golden Bears under head coach George Baldwin. He also is a member of the KU Athletic Hall of Fame and in 2003, was named to the New York Jets’ All-Time Team as a punt/kick returner.

Andre Reed, WR Buffalo Bills, 1984-1999 Washington Redskins, 2000 One of the top receivers in National Football League history, Andre Reed played for the Golden Bears in the early 1980s. Reed, who played in four Super Bowls for the Buffalo Bills, is a member of the Kutztown University Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2000, Reed played for the Washington Redskins before retiring in 2001. In 2002, Reed was inducted into the Division II Football Hall of Fame. John Mobley, LB Denver Broncos, 1996-2003 John Mobley was the 15th pick overall and the first pick of the Den- ver Broncos in the 1996 NFL Draft. Mobley started at linebacker for the Broncos in each of his seven seasons, helping Denver to back-to-back Super Bowl Championships in 1998 and 1999. Strike Replacements Bob DiRico, RB Mike Kullman, DB New York Giants, 1987 Philadelphia Eagles, 1987

Other Golden Bears Signed by the Pros Denauld Brown, DT (Washington Redskins, 1998; Frankfurt Galaxy {NFL Europe}, 1999; Seattle Seahawks, 1999); Ron Day, RB (Philadelphia Eagles, 1978); Jasen Esposito, OT (New England Patriots, 2003; Buffalo Bills, 2004-05); Carl Haberstroh, LB (Oakland Raiders, 1980); Steve Head, G (Philadelphia Eagles, 1978); Shawn Jones, DB/RS (British Columbia Lions {CFL}, 1993); Paul Kent, OL (Hamilton Tiger Cats {CFL}, 1996); Steve Kratz, K (Buffalo Bills; Miami Hooters {AFL}, 1994; Tampa Bay Storm {AFL} 2003); Richard Kyle, OT/DT (Baltimore Colts, 1961); Paul Magistro, FB (Pittsburgh Steelers, 1987); Walt Michaels, LB (Cleveland Browns, 1980); Ter- rence Miles, LB (New Orleans Saints, 2000); Bernie Nowotarski, CB (Seattle Seahawks, 1982); Dave Pasley, LB (Philadelphia Eagles, 1984); Mike Riley, S (Detroit Lions, 1982); Don Shaver, RB (Minnesota Vikings, 1981); Kyle Spotts, QB (New York Dragons {AFL}, 2008); Bruce Tiller, WR (Philadelphia Eagles, 1987) 36 Head Coaches

Golden Bear Football Coaches, year-by-year records

Coach (Years)...... Seasons Overall Pct. PSAC Pct. Charles Vibberts (1927)...... 1 1-4 .200 John Bowman (1928)...... 1 2-3 .400 Earnest Slessinger (1929-34)...... 6 9-26-2 .257 Jim McGovern (1935-43)...... 9 25-28-4 .474 Walt Risley (1946)...... 1 3-4 .429 Joe Patton (1947-59)...... 13 43-49-9 .470 Bud Heilman (1960-65)...... 6 16-31-1 .344 10-24-1 .300 Bob Kinderman (1966-71)...... 6 19-28-2 .398 16-29-1 .458 Bob Mazey (1972)...... 1 3-6 .333 3-3 .500 George Baldwin (1973-83, 85-87).....14 61-71-3 .463 39-38-1 .506 Barry Fetterman (1988-92)...... 5 18-32-1 .363 9-21 .300 Al Leonzi (1984, 93-97)...... 6 25-35-1 .418 14-21-1 .403 Dave Keeny (1998-2005)...... 8 38-45 .458 23-25 .479 Raymond Monica (2006- )...... 2 9-12 .429 4-7 .364

KU Athletics Hall of Fame Golden Bear Football Players & Coaches in the KU Athletics Hall of Fame Phil Anthony (’71) Leroy “Liz” Heckman Michael “Mickey” Pladus Coach George Baldwin (’49) (’80) (1973-87) Joseph J. Hennessey (’66) John Polischak, Jr. (’39) George Barton (’71) Joseph C. “Flat” Hertz Doug Pollard (’72) Jim Bennett (’82) (’39) Andre Reed (’84) Charles Blocksidge (’65) Bob Hillegas (’68) Ron Reed (’71) Gene Blue (’55) “Mike” Harvey Huber Mike Riley (’83) Andy Breault (’92) (’78) Joe Rinaldi (’52) Frank Burock (’36) Kevin Keeler (’77) Don Shaver (’81) John Buzas (’41) George Kovich (’41) Coach Ernie Slessinger Coach Gino Calcagni Mike Kullman (’91) (1929-34) (1960-83) Richard Kyle (’61) Mark Steinmeyer (’94) Richard Campeotto Coach Al Leonzi (1968- Russell Stoudt (’37) (1954-58) 97) Raymond “Pete” Sullivan Art Castelluci (’58) Paul Magistro (’87) (’61) Anthony J. Cipriano (’65) Coach James McGovern Harold “Hank” Trenchard Tim Clancy (’92) (1935-43) (’41) Fiorindo “Beauty” Cliff Mease (’75) Joe Villiano (’53) DeMatteo (’39) Larry Mertz (’83) Jack Wabby (’69) Doug Dennison (’73) Walt Michaels (’80) Lester Wentling (’33) Ralston “Red” Derr (’31) Ed Miller (’66) George Whary (’74) Bob DiRico (’88) Joseph Musso (’39) John B. White (’79) Rocco J. Donofrio (’54) Keith Newhard (’59) Bill Wiggins (’63) Charles Dunkelberger William Nill (’62) Dave Wiggins (’65) (‘31) Bernie Nowotarski (’84) Frank Williams (’75) George B. Ely (1905-08) Edward Osinski (’42) Bill Wolff, Sr. (’50) Louis Gill (’52) Jeff Pammer (’81) Dr. Bob Wolff (’55) Bruce Harper (’76) Coach Joe Patton (1949- Gus Yatron (’47) Steve Head (’79) 60) bold-will be inducted in 2008

37 Honors

PSAC (OG) Kevin Mobley (DB) (TE), Chick Kopanski Scholar-Athlete of the 1975-Steve Head (G), 1995-Denauld Brown (OG), George Whary (QB) Year Bruce Harper (RB), Carl (DL), Del Hufford (G), 1973-Ben Ellegood (DE), 2001-02-Alex Daecher Pearson (TE), Frank Wil- John Mobley (LB), Kevin Frank Williams (LB), Coaches of the Year liams (LB) Mobley (DB), Darrien Bill McCurley (LB), Carl 1991-Barry Fetterman 1976-Bruce Harper (RB), Peoples (RB), Brian Giosa (DE), Dennis Gliem Players of the Year Steve Head (G), Kevin Tolliver (DB) (WR), Doug Dennison 1985-Paul Magistro (FB) Keeler (DB), Joe Lentz 1996-Denauld Brown (RB), Kevin Bonner (RB) 1991-Andy Breault (QB) (OT), Pat McDermott (DT), Rodney Hancock 1974-Bill McCurley (LB), 1995-John Mobley (DE) (LB), Darrien Peoples Dave Buttaro (WR, Gary (LB/RS) 1977-Ron Day (RB), (RB) Grant (RB), Bruce Harper 1999-Terrence Miles Frank Flizak (DL), Steve 1997-Keith Bussom (RB) (LB) Head (G), Eric Megargel (LB), Anthony Browder 1975-Dave Buttaro (WR), 2000-Mike de Marteleire (DE), Todd Schlegel (LB) (WR), Denauld Brown Clark Derr (DL), Kevin (QB) 1978-Don Shaver (FB), (DT), Aldain Lobban Keeler (DB) 2001-Pete Mendez (DB) Mark Verica (QB), Randy (DE), Emneko Sweeney 1976-Gary Godshall (TE), 2005-Michael Baldwin Walck (TE) (RB) Jim Nickson (DB), Rick (DB) 1979-Jim Bennett (OT), 1998-Terrence Miles Stroup (DE) Rookies of the Year Scott Lustig (C), Walt (LB), Jon Murphy (DE), 1977-Gary Keyser (OL), 1988-Mark Steinmeyer Michaels (LB), Jeff Yorel Prosser (RB), Terry Mike Ludwig (NG), Mark (RB) Pammer (G), Don Shaver Robertson (RS), Emneko Verica (QB), Randy Walck 1993-Nick Hanych (TE) (FB) Sweeney (RB), Kevin (TE) 1994-Kevin Mobley (DB) 1980-Jim Bennett (OT), Wimberly (DB) 1978-Tom Calvario (OT), 1995-Kevin Wimberly Greg Gristick (QB), Dave 1999-Yorel Prosser (RB), Bill Tamasitis (WR), (DB) Keeny (RB), Larry Mertz Peter Iovino (OG), Duane Kevin Bowser (DE), Ray 1998-Mike de Marteleire (LB), Bernie Nowotarski Werley (PK), Jon Murphy Carr (DL), Mike Ludwig (QB) (DB), Jeff Pammer (G), (DE), Terrence Miles (DL), Carl Haberstroh 1999-Pete Mendez (LB) Ed Podorsky (DB), Willie (LB) (LB), Kelvin Bowser 2002-Stephen Gammage Roman (WR) 2000-Mike de Marteleire (DB), Jim Nickson (DB) (RB) 1981-Larry Mertz (LB), (QB), Jon Murphy (DE), 1979-Ron Day (RB), All-PSAC-East First Bernie Nowotarski (DB) Andre Davis (DB), Pete Carl Haberstroh (LB), Ed Team 1982-Dave Keota (DB), Mendez (DB) Podorsky (DB) 1963-Tony Cipriano (DT) Kevin Owens (OT), 2001-Corey Benson 1980-Ray Crouse (DB), 1964-Tony Cipriano Harry Williams (DT) (DE), Will Luca (C), Pete Steve Kocher (DT), Bob (DT), Dave Wiggins (LB) 1983-John Kollar (DB), Mendez (DB) Mireski (TE), Don Shaver 1965-Joe Hennessey (DE) Andre Reed (WR), Dave 2002-Corey Benson (RB) 1966-Gerald Rockhill Waligurski (G), (DE), Jasen Esposito 1981-Greg Gristick (QB), (DE) 1984-Bob DiRico (RB), (OT), Pete Mendez (DB) Dave Keeny (RB), Bob 1967-Carlos Peyton (DB) Tom Lees (G), Andre 2003-Jon Corson (P), Mireski (TE), Frank San- 1968-Jack Wabby (DB), Reed (WR), Dave Wali- Andre Davis (DB), Jason toro (OG), Brian Wert (K), Ron Reed (LB) gurski (G), Tracey Wright Henley (TE), Trevor Steve Kocher (DL), Mike 1969-George Barton (DE) Smith (WR), Matt Sola Riley (DB) (DE), Mike Zimmerman 1985-Bob DiRico (RB), (DL) 1982-Scott Borman (DE), (DT), Bruce Krasley (OG) Mike Kullman (DB), 2004-Jason Henley (TE), Andre Reed (WR), Rich 1970-Jeff Wise (TE), Paul Magistro (FB), Michael Baldwin (DB) Sharp (FB), Don Wolski Rich Kistner (C), John Ben Payavis (C), Tracey 2005-Mike Grosso (DE), (C) Gorman (WR), George Wright (DE) Greg Mitchell (LB), 1983-Scott Borman (DE), Barton (DE), Mike 1986-Paul Magistro (RB) Michael Baldwin (DB) Bill Ludy (DT), Gary Zimmerman (DT), Steve 1987-Gary Awkard (CB), 2006-Brian Bingnear (S), Kline (QB), Dave Pasley Reeder (DB) Jeff Fulmer (C), Stan Mike Grosso (DE), Jason (LB), Harry Williams 1971-Bob Kohler (LB), Wateski (OG) Henley (TE) (DL), Tracey Wright (DE) John Kashner (DB), Jeff 1988-Jeff Fulmer (C) 2007-Brian Bingnear (S), 1984-Gary Gristick (NG), Wise (TE), Doug Petri 1989-Tim Clancy (LB) Elfren Quiles (WR) Dave Pasley (LB) (OT), Terry Woginrich 1990-Andy Breault All-PSAC-East Second 1985-John Eagle (OT), (QB) (QB), Steve Kratz (K), Team 1986-Mike Attardi (K), 1972-Chuck Kopanski Mark Steinmeyer (RB) 1968-George Barton Herb Butz (DL), Darren (DE), Ben Ellegood (DT), 1991-Andy Breault (DE), Mike Zimmerman Dabner (DB), Bob DiRico Tony Allessandrini (LB) (QB), Tim Clancy (LB), (DT), Bob Henderson (RB), Mike Kullman (DB), 1973-Gary Gisondi (K), Shawn Jones (CB), Pete (TE) Bruce Tiller (WR), Craig Cliff Mease (OG), Mike Merkel (DE), Mark Stein- 1969-Ron Reed (LB), Tomlinson (LB), Stan Brusko (P), Rick Keeley meyer (RB) Jeff Takacs (OG), Doug Wateski (G) (DL), George Whary (DB) 1992-Shawn Jones (DB), Pollard (C) 1987-Bill Kerkendall 1974-Rick Keeley (DL), John Mobley (LB) 1971-Rich Harakal (OG) (OT), Mark Smakulski Frank Williams (LB), 1993-Nick Hanych (TE), 1972-Dave Lehatto (LB), (LB) George Whary (DB), Carl Dean Myers (P) Bob Kohler (LB), Bill 1988-Greg Buchman Pearson (TE), Cliff Mease 1994-John Mobley (LB), Bailey (DB), Carl Giosa (QB), Ron Capozzoli 38 Honors

(LB), Joe Svede (RB) 2006-Maurice Adams 2001-Pete Mendez (DB) Second Team All-Region 1989-Scott Agnew (DL), (RB/RS), Dan Chominski 2007-Brian Bingnear (S) 2006-Jason Henley (TE) Fred Seifert (QB), Mark (LB), Nick Cresta (OG), First-Team All-Region Third Team All-Region Steinmeyer (RB) Brett Harbach (WR), 1994-John Mobley (LB) 2003-Matt Sola (DE, 1990-Tim Clancy (LB), Ryan Nye (P), Elfren 1995-John Mobley (LB) Trevor Smith (WR) Mike Donnelly (RB), Quiles (WR) 2001-Pete Mendez (DB) 2006-Mike Grosso (DE) Shawn Jones (DB) 2007-Darrell Martin 2002-Pete Mendez (DB) 1991-Willie James (WR), (OG), Mike Casciano 2003-Jon Corson (P) AMERICAN FOOT- John Lorchak (C), Pete (OT), Dan Onorato (TE), 2005-Michael Baldwin BALL QUARTERLY Merkel (P), John Mobley Dontay Wilson (RB), (LB) First Team All-America (LB), George Visconti Scott Smith (DL), Tom 2007-Brian Bingnear (S), 1995-John Mobley (LB) (OT) Cressman (LB), Mike Elfren Quiles (WR) 1992-Andy Breault (QB), Gardier (S), Justin Gibbs Second Team All-Region HARLON HILL Trevor Kresge (LB), Don (CB), Ryan Nye (P) 1996-Denauld Brown TROPHY Sofilkanich (DE) (DT) National Finalists 1993-Mike Fantanarosa AP LITTLE 1997-Denauld Brown – Place (DL) ALL-AMERICA (DT) 1986-Paul Magistro (RB) 1994-Todd Ayers (LB), First Team 1999-Jon Murphy (DE) - 7th Jerry Lucas (LB), Tony 1938-Fiorindo DeMatteo 2000-Pete Mendez (DB) 1991-Mark Steinmeyer Miller (RB), Kevin Mob- (QB) 2001-Will Luca (C), (RB) - 4th ley (RS), Ron Nicholson 1955-Dick Campeotto Steven Schafer (OG) 1992-Andy Breault (QB) (LB) (C) 2005-Greg Mitchell (LB) - 9th 1995-Justin Bordlemay 1977-Steve Head (G) 2006-Jason Henley (TE), Regional Finalists (WR), Nick Hanych (TE), 1979-Don Shaver (RB) Brian Bingnear (S) 1990-Mark Steinmeyer Emerson Johnson (K), 1994-John Mobley (LB) 2007-Ryan Nye (P) (RB) Jerry Lucas (LB), Terry 1995-John Mobley (LB) 1996-John Mobley (LB) Owens (DB) Second Team D2FOOTBALL.COM 2007-Elfren Quiles (WR) 1996-Anthony Browder 1991-Mark Steinmeyer First Team All-America (WR), Peter Iovino (G), (RB) 2002-Pete Mendez (DB) CoSIDA Terry Owens (DB), Kevin 2002-Pete Mendez (DB) Second Team All- Second Team Academic Wimberly (DB) 2005-Michael Baldiwn America All-America 1997-Chris Fraley (TE), (DB) 2007-Elfren Quiles (WR) 2000-Alex Daecher (LB) Peter Iovino (G), Terry Third Team Hon. Mention All- 2001-Alex Daecher (LB) Owens (DB) 2007-Elfren Quiles (WR) America 2005-Michael Baldwin 1998-Aldain Lobban Honorable Mention 2007-Brian Bingnear (DB) (DE), Chris Klick (OT), 1957-Art Castelluci (RB) (DB) First Team Academic Steve Windsor (DB) 1964-Anthony Cipriano First Team All-Region All-District 1999-Terry Robertson (OL) 2002-Pete Mendez (DB) 1992-Dave Lorchak (G) (WR), Mike de Marteleire 1975-Frank Williams Second Team All-Region 1996-Rob Holmes (QB) (RS), Pete Mendez (LB), (LB) 2003-Jon Corson (P) 1999-Chris Becker (DB) John Noble (DB), Steve 1976-Bruce Harper (RB) 2006-Jason Henley (TE), 2000-Alex Daecher (LB) Windsor (P) 1980-Jim Bennett (T), Mike Grosso (DE) 2001-Alex Daecher (LB) 2000-Terry Robertson Willie Roman (WR) All-Freshman Team 2003-Trevor Miller (G) (WR), Rich Hamilton 1981-Larry Mertz (LB), 2003-Jason Henley (TE) 2004-Michael Baldwin (WR), Vincent Jamison Bernie Nowotarski (DB) (DB) (RB) 1984-Dave Waligurski DON HANSEN 2005-Michael Baldwin 2001-Jon Corson (P), (OL), Andre Reed (WR) FOOTBALL GAZETTE (DB) Andre Davis (DB), Adam 1985-Bob DiRico (RB), First Team All-America 2007-Tom Cressman Green (DB), Marcel Paul Magistro (RB), 2001-Pete Mendez (DB) (LB) Kottke (PK), Yorel Prosser Tracey Wright (DE) Second Team All- Second Team Academic (RB), Steven Schafer 1986-Paul Magistro (RB) America All-District (OG), Jon Search (DE) 1991-Mark Steinmeyer 2003-Michael Baldwin 2002-Jon Corson (P), AFCA ALL-AMERICA (RB), Pete Merkel (DE) (DB) Stephen Gammage (RB), 1977-Steve Head (G) 1995-John Mobley (LB) 2004-Greg Mitchell (LB) Trevor Miller (OG), Matt 1995-John Mobley (LB) 2002-Pete Mendez (DB) 2005-Greg Mitchell (LB) Sola (DE) 1997-Denauld Brown Third Team All-America 2006-Tom Cressman 2003-Tony Bria (RB), (DT) 1997-Denauld Brown (LB) Stephen Gammage (RB), (DT) Tim Krusen (DL), Trevor DAKTRONICS 2006-Brian Bingnear (S) BURGER KING Miller (C), Greg Mitchell First Team All-America First Team All-Region SCHOLAR ATHLETES (LB), Matt Scartozzi (K) 2002-Pete Mendez (DB) 2003-Jon Corson (P) 1996-Rob Holmes 2004-James Brooks Second Team All- 2005-Michael Baldwin 1998-Jason Stephens (WR), Maurice Adams America (DB) (RB), Greg Mitchell (LB) 1995-John Mobley (LB) 2006-Brian Bingnear (S) 2005-Drew Hicks (LB), 2007-Elfren Quiles Matt Scartozzi (K) (WR), Brian Bingnear (S) 39 Records

SINGLE GAME-TEAM Touchdown Passes Interceptions 7, vs. Cheyney, 2002 Game 7 Andy Breault vs. Bloomsburg, 1991 Total Offense 625, vs. Bloomsburg, 2007 Season 37 Andy Breault, 1991 Points Scored 67, vs. Bloomsburg (67-19), 1991 Career 86 Andy Breault, 1989-92 Points Allowed 70, vs. West Chester (70-14), 1969 Most Passes Had Intercepted Victory Margin 58, vs. Trenton State (58-0), 1949 Game 6 Robb Walters vs. West Chester, 1997 Defeat Margin 65, vs. Shippensburg (65-0), 1931 6 Andy Breault vs. Shippensburg, 1991 vs. Lock Haven (65-0), 1931 Season 20 Andy Breault, 1991 Rushing Attempts Career 63 Andy Breault, 1989-92 Game 39 Darrien Peoples vs. Cheyney, 1995 Receptions Season 306 Darrien Peoples, 1996 Game 15 Terry Robertson vs. Bloomsburg, 2000 Career 752 Darrien Peoples, 1993-96 Season 86 Mark Steinmeyer, 1990 Rushing Yards Career 200 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 Game 259 Maurice Adams vs. Cheyney, 2004 Season 1,393 Darrien Peoples, 1996 Receiving Yards Career 3,156 Darrien Peoples, 1993-96 Game 308 Elfren Quiles vs. Bloomsburg, 2007 Season 1,187 Elfren Quiles, 2007 Rushing Touchdowns Career 2,118 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 Game 5 Stephen Gammage vs. Cheyney, 2002 Season 17 Don Shaver, 1979 Touchdown Receptions Career 33 Don Shaver, 1977-80 Game 4 Larry Baumgardner vs. Mansfield, 2005 4 Mark Steinmeyer vs. Bloomsburg, 1991 4 Tony Santella vs. Cheyney, 1986 Season 12 Elfren Quiles, 2006 Career 22 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 Total Offense Yards KU Hall of Game 494 Kyle Spotts vs. Bloomsburg 2007 Famer Andy Season 3,173 Andy Breault, 1990 Breault holds Career 8,975 Andy Breault, 1989-92 almost every All-Purpose Yards school passing Game 308 Elfren Quiles vs. Bloomsburg 2007 record, includ- Season 2,260 Mark Steinmeyer, 1990 ing comple- Career 6,210 Mark Steinmeyer, 1989-92 tions, yards and PAT Kicks Made touchdowns in Season 35 Duane Werley, 1999 a game, season Career 86 Steve Kratz, 1989-92 and career. Field Goals Attempted Season 17 Mike Attardi, 1987 Career 43 Steve Kratz, 1989-92 Field Goals Made Pass Attempts Game 3 Matt Dineen vs. Slippery Rock 2007 Game 57 Andy Breault vs. Clarion, 1991 3 Emerson Johnson vs. Mansfield, 1995 57 Fred Seifert, 1989 3 Mike Attardi vs. Mansfield, 1986 Season 474 Andy Breault, 1990 Season 9 Tim DeLaney, 1996 Career 1,259 Andy Breault, 1989-92 9 Dean Myers, 1993 Career 24 Matt Scartozzi, 2002-05 Pass Completions Game 34 Andy Breault vs. Mansfield, 1992 Best Field Goal Percentage (min. 0.5 made/game) Season 269 Andy Breault, 1990 Season 85.7 Scott Anderson, 1979 (6-of-7) Career 733 Andy Breault, 1989-92 Career 63.2 Matt Scartozzi, 2002-05 (24-of-38) Best Completion Percentage Punts Game 91.0 Greg Gristick vs. Millersville, 1980 Season 71 Jeff Reifinger, 1985 Season 62.5 Andy Breault, 1991 Career 250 Jeff Reifinger, 1984-87 Career 58.2 Andy Breault, 1989-92 Punting Yards Passing Yards Season 2,486 Mike Brusko, 1973 Game 463 Kyle Spotts vs. Bloomsburg, 2007 Career 8,868 Jon Corson, 2000-03 Season 3,143 Andy Breault, 1990 Career 9,096 Andy Breault, 1989-92 40 Records

Best Punting Average Tackles Season 43.0 Jon Corson, 2003 Game 31 Larry Mertz vs. Clarion, 1980 Career 38.7 Pete Merkel, 1988-91 Season 134 Larry Mertz, 1981 Punt Returns Career 424 Tim Clancy, 1988-91 Season 26 Brian Dennison, 1977 Sacks Career 69 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 Game 8 Gerry Sukanick, 1979 Punt Return Yards Season 16 Jay Schiavello, 1980 Season 295 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988 Career 25.5 Tracey Wright, 1982-85 Career 813 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 Punts Blocked Best Punt Return Average (min 1 return/game) Season 4 Rick Keeley, 1975 Season 16.4 Mark Steinmeyer, 1989 Coaching Victories Career 11.8 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 Career 61 George Baldwin, 1973-83, 85-87 Best Winning Percentage, Head Coach Career .474 Jim McGovern, 1937-43 Miscellaneous Longest Run: 91, Emneko Sweeney vs. Clarion, 1998 Longest Pass: 88, Kyle Spotts vs. AIC, 2007 Longest Rec.: 88, Elfren Quiles vs. AIC, 2007 Longest Int. Return: 95, Bob McCullough, 1940 Longest Fumble Return: 98, Michael Baldwin vs. Clarion, 2005 Longest Field Goal: 48, Emerson Johnson, 1994 48 Steve Kratz, 1989 Longest Punt: 79, Jon Corson vs. Mansfield, 2003 Longest Kickoff Return: 95, Kevin Wimberly vs. ESU, 1997 95, Shawn Jones, 1991 Longest Punt Return: 86, Bernie Townes, 1979 SINGLE SEASON-TEAM Best Record 7-2, .778 (1977) KU Hall of Famer Mark Steinmeyer Wins 7 (1977 & 2000) holds numerous game, season and Winning streak 6 (4 in 1936-2 in 37) Points Scored 360 (1991-10 games) career records. Points Allowed 397 (1993-11 games) Kickoff Returns Fewest Points Scored 0 (1941-6 games) Season 28 Andre Davis, 2003 Fewest Points Allowed 32 (1938-7 games) 28 Shawn Jones, 1990 Shutouts 4 (1937, 1964) 28 Mark Steinmeyer, 1990 Shutouts Against 6 (1931, 1941) Career 76 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 Kickoff Return Yards Season 646 Dontay Wilson, 2007 Career 1,470 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 Best Kickoff Return Average (min. 1 return/gm.) Season 29.7 John Noble, 1999 Career 23.6 Terry Robertson, 1997-2000 Interceptions Game 4 Pete Mendez vs. Cheyney, 2002 Season 10 Kevin Keeler, 1976 Career 21 Pete Mendez, 1999-2002

Pete Mendez holds Kutztown’s single game and career records for interceptions.

41 All-Time Leaders (Season)

Pass Attempts Yr. Receiving Yards Yr. Punt Return Yards Yr. Andy Breault 474 1990 Elfren Quiles 1,187 2007 Mark Steinmeyer 295 1989 Kyle Spotts 380 2007 Mark Steinmeyer 940 1990 Mark Steinmeyer 261 1990 Andy Breault 360 1991 Trevor Smith 843 2003 B. Nowotarski 210 1981 M. de Martelerie 339 2000 Elfren Quiles 816 2006 John Mobley 202 1995 Andy Breault 338 1992 Anthony Browder 792 1996 Jason Gray 174 1998 Pass Completions Yr. Receiving TDs Yr. Punt Ret. Avg. (1/gm.) Yr. Andy Breault 269 1990 Elfren Quiles 12 2006 Mark Steinmeyer 16.4 1989 Andy Breault 225 1991 Rich Hamilton 10 2000 Shawn Jones 14.2 1991 M. de Marteleire 198 2000 Mark Steinmeyer 10 1991 John Mobley 13.5 1995 Andy Breault 197 1992 Dom Mele 10 1991 Mark Steinmeyer 13.1 1990 Kyle Spotts 191 2007 Phil Washington 9 2000 M. de Marteleire 12.6 1999 Passing Yards Yr. Tackles Yr. Kickoff Returns Yr. Andy Breault 3,143 1990 Larry Mertz 134 1981 Andre Davis 28 2003 Andy Breault 2,927 1991 Tim Clancy 133 1991 Shawn Jones 28 1992 Kyle Spotts 2,613 2007 Tim Clancy 131 1989 Mark Steinmeyer 28 1990 Andy Breault 2,566 1992 Todd Ayers 127 1993 Mark Steinmeyer 26 1989 M. de Martelerie 2,320 2000 Dontay Wilson 25 2007 Sacks Yr. Mike Donnelly 25 1988 Passing TDs Yr. Jay Schiavello 16 1980 Andy Breault 37 1991 Tracey Wright 14 1985 Kickoff Return Yards Yr. M. de Marteleire 24 2000 Dontay Wilson 646 2007 Andy Breault 23 1990 Interceptions Yr. Mark Steinmeyer 577 1988 Kyle Spotts 20 2007 Kevin Keeler 10 1976 Andre Davis 574 2003 Kyle Spotts 20 2006 Pete Mendez 9 2001 Mark Steinmeyer 558 1990 Andy Breault 20 1992 B. Nowatarski 8 1981 Shawn Jones 516 1992 Shawn Jones 8 1991 Carries Yr. Kickoff Ret. Avg. (1/gm.) Yr. Darrien Peoples 306 1996 Punts Yr. John Noble 29.7 1999 Don Shaver 236 1979 Jeff Reifinger 71 1985 Kevin Wimberly 29.0 1997 Stephen Gammage 227 2002 Ryan Nye 67 2005 Terry Robertson 26.5 1998 Darrien Peoples 226 1995 Jeff Reifinger 67 1987 Dontay Wilson 25.8 2007 Paul Magistro 200 1986 Tim DeLaney 66 1996 James Brooks 24.3 2004 Tim DeLaney 66 1995 Rushing Yards Yr. Scott Ruhl 65 1980 PAT Kicks Made Yr. Darrien Peoples 1,393 1996 Duane Werley 35 1999 Don Shaver 1,292 1979 Punting Yards Yr. Steve Kratz 33 1991 Bruce Harper 1,132 1976 Mike Brusko 2,486 1973 Marcel Kottke 32 2000 Emneko Sweeney 1,113 1997 Ryan Nye 2,480 2005 Steve Sandberg 31 2006 Emneko Sweeney 1,103 1998 Jeff Reifinger 2,467 1985 Marcel Kottke 26 2001 Paul Magistro 1,021 1986 Jon Corson 2,366 2003 Yorel Prosser 1,004 2001 Dean Myers 2,343 1993 Field Goals Made Yr. Jeff Reifinger 2,289 1987 Dean Myers 9 1993 Rushing TDs Yr. Tim DeLaney 9 1996 Don Shaver 17 1979 Punting Average Yr. several 8 Stephen Gammage 14 2002 Jon Corson 43.0 2003 Yorel Prosser 12 1999 Ryan Nye 41.6 2007 Field Goals Attempted Yr. Bruce Harper 11 1976 Pete Merkel 40.0 1991 Mike Attardi 17 1987 Emneko Sweeney 11 1997 Ryan Nye 39.5 2006 Steve Kratz 16 1888 Pete Merkel 39.2 1990 Receptions Yr. Field Goal % (0.5/gm.) Yr. Mark Steimeyer 86 1990 Punt Returns Yr. S. Anderson 85.7 (6-7) 1979 Terry Robertson 68 2000 Brian Dennison 26 1977 M. Scartozzi 80.0 (8-10) 2003 Terry Robertson 68 1999 Jason Gray 22 1997 M. Fairchild 80.0 (8-10) 1984 Elfren Quiles 64 2007 Jason Gray 20 1998 M. Scartozzi 77.8 (7-9) 2005 Trevor Smith 60 2003 Mark Steinmeyer 20 1990 M. Kottke 75.0 (6-8) 2000 M. de Marteleire 56 1999 B. Nowotarski 20 1981 D. Myers 64.3 (9-14) 1993

42 All-time Leaders (Career)

Pass Attempts Yrs. Receiving Yards Yrs. Punting Avg** Yrs. Andy Breault 1,259 1989-92 Mark Steinmeyer 2,118 1988-91 Pete Merkel 38.7 1989-91 Rob Holmes 1,036 1993-96 Trevor Smith 2,060 2001-04 Jon Corson 38.6 2000-03 Kyle Spotts 921 2005-07 Justin Bordlemay 2,010 1992-95 Greg Buchman 667 1985-88 Elfren Quiles 2,003 2006-07 Punt Returns Yrs. Fred Seifert 617 1987-89 Andre Reed 2,002 1981-84 Mark Steinmeyer 69 1988-91 Jason Gray 65 1996-99 Completions Yrs. Receiving TDs Yrs. Andy Breault 733 1989-92 Mark Steinmeyer 23 1988-91 Punt Return Yards Yrs. Rob Holmes 560 1993-96 Elfren Quiles 20 2006-07 Mark Steinmeyer 813 1988-91 Kyle Spotts 475 2005-07 Trevor Smith 20 2001-04 Jason Gray 540 1996-99 Greg Buchman 311 1985-88 Dom Mele 18 1990-92 Shawn Jones 357 1989-92 Jeremy Copeland 293 2003-04 Justin Bordlemay 16 1992-95 Punt Return Avg. ** Yrs. M. de Marteleire 293 1998-00 Andre Reed 14 1981-84 Mark Steinmeyer 11.8 1988-91 Fred Seifert 293 1987-89 Tackles Yrs. Shawn Jones 10.5 1989-92 Passing Yards Yrs. Tim Clancy 424 1988-91 Kick Returns Yrs. Andy Breault 9,096 1989-92 John Mobley 387 1991-95 Mark Steinmeyer 76 1988-91 Rob Holmes 6,092 1993-96 Todd Ayers 328 1991-94 Andre Davis 61 2000-03 Kyle Spotts 6,065 2005-07 Larry Mertz 299 1979-81 Terry Robertson 54 1997-00 M. de Marteleire 3,587 1998-00 Jerry Lucas 298 1992-95 Shawn Jones 52 1989-92 Greg Buchman 3,499 1985-88 Sacks Yrs. Kick Return Yards Yrs. TD Passes Yrs. Tracey Wright 25.5 1982-85 Mark Steinmeyer 1,470 1988-91 Andy Breault 86 1989-92 Jon Murphy 22 1997-00 Terry Robertson 1,273 1997-00 Kyle Spotts 51 2005-07 Aldain Lobban 20 1995-98 Andre Davis 1,182 2000-03 M. de Marteleire 34 1998-00 Harry Williams 20 1981-84 Shawn Jones 955 1989-92 Rob Holmes 29 1993-96 John Mobley 19 1991-95 Greg Buchman 26 1985-88 Kick Return Avg. ** Yrs. Interceptions Yrs. Terry Robertson 23.6 1997-00 Carries Yrs. Pete Mendez 21 1999-02 Kevin Mobley 22.6 1994-95 Darrien Peoples 752 1993-96 Shawn Jones 20 1989-92 Emneko Sweeney 21.7 1995-98 Paul Magistro 564 1983-86 B. Nowotarski 17 1979-81 Kevin Wimberly 21.7 1995-98 Don Shaver 562 1977-80 Kevin Keeler 17 1974-76 Greg Glenn 21.1 1987-89 Yorel Prosser 526 1998-01 S. Gammage 508 2002-04 Punts Yrs. PAT Kicks Yrs. Jeff Reifinger 250 1984-87 Steve Kratz 86 1989-92 Rushing Yards Yrs. Jon Corson 230 2000-03 Marcel Kottke 85 1997-2001 Darrien Peoples 3,156 1993-96 Ryan Nye 150 2005- Yorel Prosser 2,731 1998-01 Tim DeLaney 132 1994-96 Field Goals Made Yrs. Don Shaver 2,621 1977-80 Matt Scartozzi 24 2002-05 Paul Magistro 2,548 1983-86 Punting Yards Yrs. Steve Kratz 19 1989-92 Emneko Sweeney 2,496 1995-98 Jon Corson 8,868 2000-03 Mike Attardi 18 1985-87 Bruce Harper 2,169 1974-76 Jeff Reifinger 8,718 1984-87 Emerson Johnson 15 1994-95 Bob DiRico 2,057 1984-86 Ryan Nye 5,863 2005- Marcel Kottke 14 1997-2001 Phil Anthony 2,057 1968-70 Tim DeLaney 4,534 1994-96 Pete Merkel 3,834 1989-91 Rushing TDs Yrs. Don Shaver 33 1977-80 Field Goals Attempted Yrs. Yorel Prosser 28 1998-01 Steve Kratz 43 1989-92 S. Gammage 25 2002-04 Mike Attardi 40 1985-87 Paul Magistro 23 1983-86 Matt Scartozzi 38 2002-05 Bruce Harper 21 1974-76 Marcel Kottke 27 1997-2001 Emerson Johnson 26 1994-95 Receptions Yrs. Mark Steinmeyer 200 1988-91 Field Goal % (0.5/gm., **) Yrs. Trevor Smith 166 2001-04 M. Scartozzi 63.2 (24-38) 2002-05 Terry Robertson 165 1997-00 T. DeLaney 58.8 (10-17) 1992-96 Andre Reed 142 1981-84 E. Johnson 57.7 (15-26) 1994-95 Darrien Peoples 134 1993-96 D. Myers 57.1 (12-21) 1990-93 M. Fairchild 52.4 (11-21) 1983-85 ** minimum two years, career complete

43 Year-by-Year Results

1895 (5-0) 1905 (6-3) 1930 (3-3-1) 10 Reading H.S. 4 HC: George B. Ely HC: Earnest Slessinger (rest of results n/a) 0 Superba AA 23 C: Francis Walker 17 Slatington H.S. 0 29 Moravian 7 1896 (n/a) 0 Albright College 23 14 Bloomsburg State 19 0 Lehigh 16 17 Muhlenberg Prep 0 13 Shippensburg State 7 (rest of results n/a) 18 Reading H.S. 6 0 Lafayette Frosh 24 11 E. Stroudsburg Norm. 5 6 Carlisle Medical 0 1897 (n/a) 6 Muhlenberg College 0 7 Millersville State 7 (results n/a) 0 E. Stroudsburg Norm. 11 13 Lock Haven State 14 21 Easton H.S. 0 82 78 1898 (2-0-1) 90 68 1931 (0-7) 16 Reading H.S. 0 HC: Earnest Slessinger 16 Birdsboro AA 0 1906-1922 - NO TEAMS 0 Atlantic Trade 6 0 Mercury Wheelmen 0 6 Bloomsburg State 32 32 0 1923 (5-3) 0 Shippensburg State 65 1899 (n/a) C: Harold Runyeon 0 Trenton State 8 11 Atlas 12 59 Spring City 12 0 Lock Haven State 65 15 All Scholas.-Reading 0 0 Perkiomen Res. 32 0 Millersville State 13 Emmett 13 Allentown Cath. H.S. 0 0 Mansfield State 21 Moravian College 0 Ursinus Reserves 57 6 210 Bethlehem H.S. 26 Reading H.S. Res. 13 1932 (1-3) YMCA Reading 7 Emmaus Field Club 13 HC: Earnest Slessinger 43 Lehigh Prep 0 7 Pottsville H.S. 0 C: Lester Wentling 45 Hellertown H.S. 0 53 Bethlehem Prep 0 12 Shippensburg State 32 0 Royersford H.S. 10 165 127 7 Lock Haven State 17 1924 (1-6) 0 Trenton State 18 1900 (5-1-1) C: Harry Johnson 7 Millersville State 6 21 Boyertown H.S. 0 12 Mahonoy City H.S. 7 26 73 26 Ashland H.S. 0 0 Bethlehem Prep 51 1933 (1-5) 5 Moravian Seminary 0 0 E. Stroudsburg State 59 HC: Earnest Slessinger 6 @ Reading YMCA 6 7 Millersville State 13 C: Albert Fritz 16 Bethlehem H.S. 0 7 Emmaus AA 24 0 Mansfield State 44 0 Pottsville 17 12 Reading H.S. 21 0 Shippensburg State 19 74 23 0 Perkiomen School 58 13 Montclair State 12 1901 (6-3) 38 233 0 Millersville State 18 0 Bethl. Shamrocks 12 1925 (2-3) 0 Trenton State 28 0 Reading Field Club 17 C: Jim Nash 0 Lock Haven State 64 5 Lehigh Freshmen 2 12 Nazareth Hall 13 185 14 Boston Juniors 7 Military Academy 6 1934 (1-6) 12 St. Aloysius 7 15 Beckley Business 21 HC: Earnest Slessinger 14 Allentown T.A. 0 41 Palmerton H.S. 0 C: Art Taute 27 Lehigh Prep 0 6 Allentown Prep JVs 13 2 Mansfield State 8 5 Allentown Field Club 0 6 Millersville State 7 0 Shippensburg State 12 0 Mt. Carmel H.S. 11 80 47 0 Lock Haven State 19 77 56 1926 - NO TEAM 0 Montclair State 33 1902 (2-2-2) 6 Millersville State 12 HC: Mr. French 1927 (1-4) * 0 Trenton State 19 0 Allentown H.S. 0 HC: Charles Vibberts 6 Panzer 0 0 Muhlenberg College 0 C: Newton Ruch 14 103 0 Albright College 22 0 Beckley Business 32 1935 (3-5) 28 Slatington H.S. 0 0 Blythe Township HS 6 HC: Jim McGovern 6 Lehigh Prep 0 0 Bloomsburg State 30 C: Jimmie Heslop 0 Penn Wheelmen 10 6 Millersville State 13 0 Lebanon Valley 19 34 32 6 81 0 Shippensburg State 22 1903 (n/a) (*win not available) 33 Oswego Teachers 0 5 Allentown Field Club 5 0 Lock Haven State 19 Allentown YMCA 1928 (2-3) 0 Montclair State 18 Boston Juniors HC: John Bowman 6 Mansfield State 7 Muhlenberg College C: Ralston Derr 48 Trenton State 0 Silver Stars 14 Elizabethtown 7 26 Panzer JC 0 Albright College 12 E. Stroudsburg State 7 107 85 Moravian College 6 National Farm 65 1936 (5-2-1) 0 Millersville Normal 16 0 Millersville State 12 HC: Jim McGovern 0 Bloomsburg State 12 C: Russ Stoudt 1904 (4-2-1) 32 103 6 Lebanon Valley 19 HC: Ed Stein 1929 (3-2-1) 0 Shippensburg State 18 0 Slatington H.S. 0 HC: Earnest Slessinger 14 Bergen JC 0 35 Schuylkill Seminary 0 C: Clint Hoffman 7 Lock Haven State 7 5 Amphions of Reading 0 0 Bloomsburg State 6 7 Montclair State 2 10 Allentown H.S. 0 12 Shippensburg State 26 7 Trenton State 6 0 @ Millersville Normal 18 32 Atlantic Trade 0 19 Millersville State 7 11 E. Stroudsburg Norm. 4 6 Millersville State 6 14 Nassau C. C. 0 6 Millersville Normal 18 6 Williamson Trade 0 74 59 67 40 32 Greenville HS 0 88 38

44 Year-by-Year Results

1937 (4-2-1) 12 Trenton State 0 28 Mansfield State 7 HC: Jim McGovern 0 Bloomsburg State 9 0 West Chester State 50 C: Morgalis, Wood 6 Millersville State 0 6 Lock Haven State 0 12 Shippensburg State 6 57 60 43 155 42 Wilson D.C. Teachers 0 1947 (2-6) 7 Lock Haven State 33 HC: Joe Patton 1953 (2-5) 0 Montclair State 0 C: George Hollenbach, HC: Joe Patton 6 West Chester State 19 Carl Strittmatter, Charles 0 New Haven State 38 26 Bergen JC 0 Norris 13 Cheyney State 0 7 Millersville State 0 6 Lock Haven State 47 6 Millersville State 0 94 58 6 Shippensburg State 28 0 Shippensburg State 61 1938 (4-1-2) 0 Montclair State 7 0 Mansfield State 13 HC: Jim McGovern 6 Mansfield State 40 6 West Chester State 53 C: Jim Mazar 33 Trenton State 0 0 Lock Haven State 19 6 Shippensburg State 6 12 Bloomsburg State 24 25 184 13 Lock Haven State 14 7 Millersville State 6 1954 (3-3-1) 21 Montclair State 0 6 Connecticut State 20 HC: Joe Patton 6 Bloomsburg State 0 76 171 C: Bob Wolff 38 Army Medical 6 1948 (3-4-1) 7 Nat’l Agricultural 7 0 West Chester State 0 HC: Joe Patton 25 Cheyney State 0 7 Millersville State 6 C: Leroy Heckman, Brooke 12 Millersville State 26 91 32 Shugars 14 Trenton State 0 1939 (5-3) 6 Shippensburg State 7 6 Mansfield State 30 HC: Jim McGovern 37 Connecticut State 7 6 E. Stroudsburg State 32 C: Vince Conway, George 13 Mansfield State 31 20 Montclair State 13 Kovich 0 Montclair State 0 90 108 20 East Carolina State 6 19 Trenton State 6 1955 (1-5-2) 6 Shippensburg State 7 0 Bloomsburg State 27 HC: Joe Patton 0 Lock Haven State 14 6 Millersville State 14 C: Art Castellucci, Dick 13 Montclair State 0 13 Rider 7 Campeotto 0 West Chester State 18 94 99 21 Nat’l Agricultural 13 7 Bloomsburg State 0 1949 (5-2-1) 0 Cheyney State 0 13 Army Medical 6 HC: Joe Patton 0 Millersville State 20 21 Millersville State 0 C: Larry Motkowski, William 7 Trenton State 7 80 51 Wolff 7 Mansfield State 25 1940 (3-5) 6 Shippensburg State 6 14 E. Stroudsburg State 40 HC: Jim McGovern 43 Cheyney State 13 6 Shippensburg State 26 C: Mike Bodnarik, John Buzas 12 Mansfield State 6 7 Montclair State 35 7 Albright 24 38 Montclair State 6 62 166 6 East Carolina State 14 58 Trenton State 0 1956 (5-4) 0 Shippensburg State 13 14 Bloomsburg State 27 HC: Joe Patton 6 Lock Haven State 0 21 Millersville State 13 C: Art Castelucci, Keith 0 Montclair State 28 13 Rider 27 Newhard 56 Army Ordinance 0 198 98 14 Kings 33 20 Bloomsburg State 0 1950 (5-3-1) 13 Cheyney State 6 0 Millersville State 32 HC: Joe Patton 0 Millersville State 7 95 111 C: Frank Marello, Robert 13 Trenton State 6 1941 (0-6) Banick 27 Trenton State 6 HC: Jim McGovern 13 Indiana (PA) State 13 26 Nat’l Agricultural 24 C: Mike Huber 7 Shippensburg State 32 0 Shippensburg State 19 0 Shippensburg State 36 35 Glassboro State 6 12 Montclair State 6 0 E. Stroudsburg State 26 15 Montclair State 6 0 E. Stroudsburg State 21 0 Ithaca 27 12 Trenton State 0 105 128 0 Bloomsburg State 14 0 Bloomsburg State 35 1957 (3-4-1) 0 Clarion State 46 19 Connecticut State 0 HC: Joe Patton 0 Millersville State 33 6 Millersville State 25 C: Art Castelucci, Keith 0 182 37 Cheyney State 13 Newhard 1942 (1-4) 144 130 0 Kings 6 HC: Jim McGovern 1951 (5-2) 25 Cheyney State 6 C: Lewis Purnell, Robert Stover HC: Joe Patton 19 Millersville State 7 0 Shippensburg State 19 C: Joe Rinaldi, Stan Sawicki 0 Juniata 46 0 Mansfield State 39 0 Indiana (PA) State 14 12 Nat’l Agricultural 27 0 E. Stroudsburg State 14 20 Shippensburg State 7 0 Shippensburg State 13 19 Indiantown Gap Army 0 60 Montclair State 21 14 Montclair State 7 6 Clarion State 19 0 Bloomsburg State 28 14 E. Stroudsburg State 14 25 91 33 Millersville State 13 84 126 1943, 1944, 1945 27 Connecticut State 7 1958 (3-3-1) NO TEAM - WW II 33 Cheyney State 12 HC: Joe Patton 173 102 C: Emile Ilchuk 1946 (3-4) 1952 (3-4) 0 E. Stroudsburg State 19 HC: Walt Risley HC: Joe Patton 6 Trenton State 6 C: John White, George Hol- C: Joe Villiano, Harvey Kirch- 0 Millersville State 6 lenbach gassner 13 Central Conn. St. 2 13 Lock Haven State 24 2 New Haven State 13 0 Nat’l Agricultural 12 6 Shippensburg State 13 7 Cheyney State 0 16 Mansfield State 14 20 Montclair State 0 0 Millersville State 27 13 Montclair State 0 0 Mansfield State 14 0 Shippensburg State 58 48 59

45 Year-by-Year Results

1959 (3-4-1) 12 Cheyney State 15 1972 (3-6, 3-3 PSAC/4th) HC: Joe Patton 0 West Chester State 30 HC: Bob Mazey C: Bill Nill 0 Bloomsburg State 47 C: Tony Alessandrini, Bob 0 Mansfield State 0 0 Mansfield State 42 Kohler 0 E. Stroudsburg State 22 50 210 7 Montclair State 17 19 Cheyney State 6 1966 (1-6-1, 1-5 PSAC/7th) 14 Shippensburg State 24 13 Millersville State 39 HC: Bob Kinderman 20 Millersville State 14 14 Trenton State 48 C: Joe Hennessey, Gerald 7 E. Stroudsburg State 0 6 Central Conn. St. 12 Rockhill 0 Glassboro State 17 7 Nat’l Agricultural 6 14 Central Conn. St 17 6 Cheyney State 14 6 Montclair State 3 0 Millersville State 26 0 West Chester State 43 65 136 0 E. Stroudsburg State 33 7 Bloomsburg State 17 1960 (1-7, 1-5 PSAC/6th) 7 Glassboro State 7 35 Mansfield State 14 HC: Bud Heilman 17 Cheyney State 14 96 160 C: Sal Messina 0 West Chester State 33 1973 (2-7, 1-5 PSAC/6th) 35 Cheyney State 6 7 Bloomsburg State 31 HC: George Baldwin 0 E. Stroudsburg State 61 17 Mansfield State 20 C: Doug Dennison, Mike 7 Millersville State 59 62 181 Brusko 0 Delaware Valley 25 1967 (1-7, 1-5 PSAC/7th) 13 Montclair State 31 0 West Chester State 60 HC: Bob Kinderman 31 Shippensburg State 10 0 Mansfield State 21 C: Jack Kinsky 6 Millersville State 48 7 Shippensburg State 51 6 Central Conn. St 36 3 E. Stroudsburg State 13 0 Montclair State 32 7 Millersville State 26 6 Glassboro State 14 49 315 6 E. Stroudsburg State 26 2 Cheyney State 10 1961 (2-6, 2-3 PSAC/6th) 14 Glassboro State 19 13 West Chester State 41 HC: Bud Heilman 12 Cheyney State 35 7 Bloomsburg State 14 C: Gary Simon 6 West Chester State 41 7 Mansfield State 6 0 E. Stroudsburg State 45 26 Bloomsburg State 19 88 187 25 Cheyney State 0 7 Mansfield State 49 1974 (4-5, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 6 Montclair State 20 84 251 HC: George Baldwin 0 West Chester State 47 1968 (3-4-1, 2-3-1 PSAC/4th) C: Cliff Mease, Rick Keeley 6 Delaware Valley 12 HC: Bob Kinderman 7 Montclair State 12 7 Central Conn. St 20 0 Central Conn. St 13 7 Shippensburg State 14 7 Millersville State 0 7 Millersville State 7 6 Millersville State 17 0 Mansfield State 20 7 E. Stroudsburg State 23 0 E. Stroudsburg State 6 51 164 20 Glassboro State 6 27 Glassboro State 18 1962 (5-3, 3-3 PSAC/3rd) 44 Cheyney State 19 20 Cheyney State 7 HC: Bud Heilman 0 West Chester State 39 21 West Chester State 30 C: Rick Scalese, Bill Wiggins 12 Bloomsburg State 24 28 Bloomsburg State 6 32 Central Conn. St 13 13 Mansfield State 6 34 Mansfield State 10 13 Millersville State 19 103 137 150 120 7 E. Stroudsburg State 54 1969 (5-3, 4-2 PSAC/4th) 1975 (3-5-1, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 20 Cape May C.G. 13 HC: Bob Kinderman HC: George Baldwin 45 Cheyney State 7 0 Central Conn. St 13 C: Dane Mayson, Frank Wil- 0 West Chester State 35 21 Millersville State 18 liams 12 Bloomsburg State 6 17 E. Stroudsburg State 23 0 Shippensburg State 21 20 Mansfield State 13 10 Glassboro State 0 17 Millersville State 12 149 160 43 Cheyney State 12 6 E. Stroudsburg State 35 1963 (3-5, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 14 West Chester State 70 3 Glassboro State 3 HC: Bud Heilman 17 Bloomsburg State 6 8 Cheyney State 23 14 Central Conn. St 0 14 Mansfield State 13 6 West Chester State 21 6 Millersville State 13 136 155 38 Bloomsburg State 0 6 E. Stroudsburg State 25 1970 (5-3, 4-2 PSAC/4th) 23 Mansfield State 8 8 Cape May C.G. 13 HC: Bob Kinderman 10 Indiana (PA) State 49 14 Cheyney State 7 C: Jeff Takacs, George Barton 111 172 0 West Chester State 34 0 Central Conn. St 22 1976 (5-5, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 25 Bloomsburg State 13 13 Millersville State 14 HC: George Baldwin 13 Mansfield State 19 49 E. Stroudsburg State 43 C: Rick Stroup, Kevin Keeler 86 124 38 Glassboro State 0 6 @ Lehigh 29 1964 (4-3-1, 2-3-1 PSAC/3rd) 41 Cheyney State 3 13 @ Shippensburg State 21 HC: Bud Heilman 7 West Chester State 48 27 Millersville State 35 C: Ed Miller 24 Bloomsburg State 7 13 @ E. Stroudsburg State 27 13 Central Conn. St 0 44 Mansfield State 14 26 Glassboro State 0 8 Millersville State 0 216 151 34 Cheyney State (H) 14 6 E. Stroudsburg State 23 1971 (4-5, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 7 @ West Chester State 27 19 Glassboro State 0 HC: Bob Kinderman 21 @ Bloomsburg State 20 34 Cheyney State 0 C: David Dorward, Doug Petri 35 Mansfield State 0 0 West Chester State 20 20 Montclair State 25 46 @ Kean 14 13 Bloomsburg State 20 21 Millersville State 28 228 187 6 Mansfield State 6 12 Shippensburg State 14 1977 (7-2, 4-1 PSAC/2nd) 99 69 20 E. Stroudsburg State 13 HC: George Baldwin 1965 (1-7, 0-6 PSAC/7th) 15 Kentucky State 24 C: Steve Head, Andy Lutkie- HC: Bud Heilman 32 Cheyney State 0 wicz 0 Central Conn. St 25 0 West Chester State 62 29 Shippensburg State 27 6 Millersville State 19 43 Bloomsburg State 0 32 Millersville State 34 13 E. Stroudsburg State 26 14 Mansfield State 3 14 E. Stroudsburg State 6 19 Glassboro State 6 170 176 23 Glassboro State 16

46 Year-by-Year Results

23 Cheyney State 14 7 @ C.W. Post 6 13 @ West Chester 52 7 West Chester State 14 118 202 10 @ East Stroudsburg 27 14 Bloomsburg State 7 1983 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC/2nd) 14 Cheyney (H) 17 35 Mansfield State 13 HC: George Baldwin 24 @ Mansfield 42 46 Kean 0 28 C.W. Post 25 12 Millersville 59 223 131 14 @ Clarion 24 13 Liberty 36 1978 (2-7, 1-4 PSAC/5th) 6 @ Millersville 20 157 338 HC: George Baldwin 7 East Stroudsburg 31 1989 (1-9, 1-5 PSAC/7th) C: Tom Calvario, Frank 21 @ Glassboro State 15 HC: Barry Fetterman Flizack 28 @ Cheyney 7 14 @ Lafayette 44 13 Indiana (PA) State 17 16 West Chester 7 7 @ Shippensburg 18 17 Shippensburg State 37 14 Bloomsburg 7 24 Bloomsburg 20 7 Millersville State 13 14 @ Mansfield 13 21 @ Edinboro 42 7 E. Stroudsburg State 20 13 @ Lafayette 28 14 West Chester 30 21 Glassboro State 3 161 177 14 East Stroudsburg 34 9 Cheyney State 10 1984 (2-7-1, 1-4-1 PSAC/5th) 9 @ Cheyney 14 7 West Chester State 38 HC: Al Leonzi 39 Mansfield 40 7 Bloomsburg State 14 17 Glassboro State 6 31 @ Millersville 59 27 Mansfield State 10 9 Shippensburg 10 17 @ Liberty 48 115 162 3 @ Lafayette 16 190 349 1979 (6-3, 3-2 PSAC/4th) 16 @ East Stroudsburg 31 1990 (5-6, 2-4 PSAC/4th) HC: George Baldwin 17 Cheyney 7 HC: Barry Fetterman C: Walt Michaels, Vic 10 @ Mansfield 10 12 @ Liberty 22 D’Ottavio 9 Millersville 21 16 @ Lafayette 32 30 Indiana (PA) State 35 3 @ Bloomsburg 14 16 Shippensburg 6 25 Shippensburg State 7 6 Slippery Rock 21 17 @ Millersville 27 24 Millersville State 28 20 @ West Chester 31 21 @ Bloomsburg 23 20 E. Stroudsburg State 10 110 167 28 Clarion 27 41 Glassboro State 21 1985 (3-7, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 20 @ West Chester 42 7 Cheyney State 10 HC: George Baldwin 16 @ East Stroudsburg 38 28 West Chester State 20 C: George Troemel, Marty 37 Cheyney 21 12 Bloomsburg State 7 Seitz 42 Mansfield 28 31 Mansfield State 7 36 @ Salem State 38 28 California (PA) 23 218 145 7 @ Shippensburg 10 253 289 1980 (6-5, 4-1 PSAC/1st) 8 West Chester 16 1991 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC/2nd) HC: George Baldwin 18 East Stroudsburg 3 HC: Barry Fetterman C: Jeff Pammer, 19 @ Cheyney 8 C: Mark Steinmeyer, Tim Don Shaver 29 Mansfield 2 Clancy 7 @ American Int’l 17 3 @ Millersville 7 42 California (PA) 16 21 @ Shippensburg State 14 23 Bloomsburg 29 35 @ Shippensburg 44 24 Millersville State 0 7 @ Slippery Rock 14 36 @ Millersville 45 7 @ E. Stroudsburg State 16 7 @ Lafayette 23 67 Bloomsburg 19 27 Glassboro State 13 157 150 27 @ Clarion 33 7 Cheyney State 6 1986 (5-4-1, 3-2-1 PSAC/4th) 42 @ West Chester 3 0 @ West Chester State 19 HC: George Baldwin 20 East Stroudsburg 21 28 @ Bloomsburg State 7 21 So. Conn. St 10 35 @ Cheyney 14 33 Mansfield State 0 6 @ Lafayette 17 39 Mansfield 22 14 Clarion State 17 27 Shippensburg 9 17 @ Liberty 16 PSAC Championship 20 Indiana (PA) 21 360 233 14 @ Clarion State 15 21 @ West Chester 43 1992 (4-5-1, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 182 124 28 @ East Stroudsburg 0 HC: Barry Fetterman 1981 (5-4-1, 3-2 PSAC/2nd) 42 Cheyney (H) 12 C: Andy Breault, John Meany HC: George Baldwin 36 @ Mansfield 34 0 @ Maine 10 C: Dave Keeny, Larry Mertz 14 Millersville 38 16 Shippensburg 3 17 @ Maine 17 7 @ Bloomsburg 7 30 @ California (PA) 30 14 American Int’l 7 222 191 27 @ Mansfield 30 7 @ Millersville State 50 1987 (3-7, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 21 Millersville 23 12 E. Stroudsburg State 0 HC: George Baldwin 17 @ Bloomsburg 10 9 @ Glassboro State 0 C: Greg Buchman, Doug 48 Lock Haven 13 17 @ Cheyney State 6 Covert 34 West Chester 35 0 West Chester State 21 13 @ So. Conn. St 30 21 @ East Stroudsburg 27 48 Bloomsburg State 24 17 @ Lafayette 29 63 Cheyney 6 3 @ Mansfield State 7 9 @ Shippensburg 13 277 187 7 @ Clarion State 15 13 West Chester (1) 30 1993 (2-9, 0-6 PSAC/7th) 134 154 14 East Stroudsburg (2) 7 HC: Al Leonzi 1982 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC/4th) 17 @ Cheyney 7 9 @ Indiana (PA) 54 HC: George Baldwin 17 Mansfield (1) 12 14 East Stroudsburg 45 C: Dave Keota, Bill Losco 12 @ Millersville 17 10 @ Shippensburg 27 20 Clarion State 25 3 Bloomsburg 17 31 California (PA) 28 10 Millersville State 13 12 @ Indiana (PA) 35 21 Mansfield 24 0 @ E. Stroudsburg State 24 127 197 7 @ Millersville 41 31 Glassboro State 14 1988 (2-8, 0-6 PSAC/7th) 25 Bloomsburg (H) 47 37 Cheyney State 0 HC: Barry Fetterman 30 @ Lock Haven 52 0 @ West Chester State 55 7 @ Lafayette 54 3 @ West Chester 35 7 @ Bloomsburg State 29 21 Shippensburg 15 24 So. Conn. St 14 3 Mansfield State 0 9 @ Bloomsburg 14 19 @ Cheyney 30 3 @ Lafayette 36 34 Edinboro 22 193 397

47 Year-by-Year Results

1994 (5-5, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 27 @ Cheyney 6 45 Mansfield 10 HC: Al Leonzi 51 Mansfield 14 9 @ West Chester 51 9 West Chester 17 24 East Stroudsburg (H) 10 12 Bloomsburg 37 6 New Haven 31 28 @ Millersville 35 25 East Stroudsburg 44 46 @ California (PA) 21 38 Slippery Rock 68 37 @ Millersville 38 10 Cheyney 7 30 @ West Chester 55 14 Edinboro (H) 23 20 @ Mansfield 10 301 310 38 @ Cheyney 13 12 Millersville (H) 7 2000 (7-4, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 233 285 17 @ Bloomsburg 29 HC: Dave Keeny 2005 (2-8, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 14 Shippensburg 18 C: Jon Murphy, Terry Rob- HC: Dave Keeny 31 @ Towson State 36 ertson C: Michael Baldwin, Tony 24 @ East Stroudsburg 7 0 @ Maine 45 Bria, Greg Mitchell, Adam 189 183 21 @ Lock Haven 8 Ogorek 1995 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 40 Siena 13 3 Shippensburg 10 HC: Al Leonzi 30 @ Millersville 38 23 @ Clarion (4OT) 29 19 @ New Haven 28 17 Clarion 14 28 S. Connecticut St. 31 14 @ W. Va. Wesleyan 16 17 @ East Stroudsburg 16 45 @ Mansfield 18 34 California (PA) 0 24 West Chester 0 21 West Chester 48 17 @ Cheyney 7 35 Cheyney (H) 12 0 @ Bloomsburg 12 23 Mansfield 0 27 @ Mansfield 6 14 @ East Stroudsburg 42 20 @ Millersville 21 28 Bloomsburg 35 20 Millersville (H) 23 8 Bloomsburg (H) 17 21 @ Shippensburg 31 7 @ Edinboro 33 35 @ Shippensburg 6 260 218 29 Cheyney 12 21 @ West Chester 12 2001 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 190 258 28 East Stroudsburg 7 HC: Dave Keeny 2006 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 219 114 C: Yorel Prosser, Alex Daecher, HC: Raymond Monica 1996 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC/5th) Rob Flowers C: Dan Chominski, Mike HC: Al Leonzi 40 @ Elizabeth City St 12 Grosso, Jason Henley, 3 @ American Int’l 7 28 Lock Haven 6 Raymond Yannuzzi 37 Shippensburg 34 20 Millersville 18 27 Clarion 10 21 So. Conn. St (OT) 24 7 @ Clarion 36 27 @ Shippensburg 42 20 @ E. Stroudsburg (OT) 27 10 East Stroudsburg 19 10 Slippery Rock 34 41 Cheyney (H) 7 26 @ West Chester 25 17 Millersville 45 10 @ Mansfield 7 21 @ Cheyney 6 51 Mansfield 7 13 Millersville 16 28 Mansfield (H) 7 14 @ Bloomsburg 41 10 @ Bloomsburg 34 7 @ Bloomsburg 10 47 West Chester (H) 49 21 @ California 14 23 Shippensburg 24 28 @ Cheyney 6 14 West Chester (OT) 17 210 163 30 @ Lock Haven 10 190 187 2002 (4-7, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 16 @ East Stroudsburg 56 1997 (6-4, 3-3 PSAC/4th) HC: Dave Keeny 267 300 HC: Al Leonzi C: Rob Flowers, Jed King, 2007 (5-6, 2-3 PSAC/t-3rd) C: Denauld Brown, Chris Dave Maloney HC: Raymond Monica Fraley 34 Elizabeth City State 13 C: Brian Bingnear, Tom 44 W. Va. Wesleyan 26 14 @ Lock Haven 21 Cressman, Elfren Quiles, Scott 22 Lock Haven 11 14 Shippensburg 31 Smith, Kyle Spotts 14 @ Shippensburg 21 7 Clarion 31 30 @ S. Connecticut St. 52 20 East Stroudsburg 45 24 @ West Chester 31 35 @ Clarion 13 50 @ Cheyney 6 32 Mansfield 22 27 Shippensburg 16 44 Mansfield (H) 0 21 Bloomsburg (H) 31 9 @ Slippery Rock 45 24 @ Millersville 21 9 @ Millersville 10 55 American Int’l 20 7 Bloomsburg 17 14 @ Edinboro 10 32 Bloomsburg 49 12 California (PA) 7 37 Cheyney 13 0 @ West Chester 21 12 @ West Chester 24 7 @ East Stroudsburg 34 40 Cheyney 21 249 178 213 247 28 Edinboro (H) 35 1998 (5-5, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 2003 (6-5, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 23 East Stroudsburg 24 HC: Dave Keeny HC: Dave Keeny 26 @ Millersville (3OT) 23 C: Aldain Lobban, Kevin Wim- C: Tim Krusen, Brent Miller, berly, Emneko Sweeney Trevor Miller, Matt Sola HC - Head Coach 35 @ Lock Haven 7 34 @ Virginia State 6 C - Captain(s) 28 Shippensburg (H) 24 7 Lock Haven 3 (H) - Homecoming 16 Clarion 23 12 @ Shippensburg 35 (OT) - Overtime 9 @ Bloomsburg 37 20 @ Clarion 19 @ - road game 42 Cheyney 22 17 West Chester 16 (1) - at J. Birney Crum Stadium 24 @ Mansfield 21 24 @ Mansfield 45 - Allentown, PA 31 @ East Stroudsburg 6 28 @ Bloomsburg (OT) 35 (2) - at Albright College 14 Millersville 42 17 Millersville (H) 0 7 @ Slippery Rock 26 3 Edinboro 56 all historical records in this 21 West Chester 34 33 @ Cheyney 6 publication are continuously 227 242 33 East Stroudsburg 34 researched. 1999 (4-6, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 228 255 HC: Dave Keeny 2004 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC/5th) Corrections or additions may be C: Jon Murphy, Terry Robert- HC: Dave Keeny submitted via email son, Steve Windsor C: Michael Baldwin, Greg ([email protected]) 37 Lock Haven 7 Mitchell or mail 12 @ Shippensburg 42 0 @ Shippensburg 35 (Sports Information, 213 Strat- 21 @ Clarion 31 25 Clarion 14 ton Administration, Kutztown 33 Bloomsburg 42 28 @ Lock Haven 20 University, Kutztown PA, 19530). 48 Golden Bears Excel in the Classroom

While Kutztown Uni- last year, while 13 players versity’s student-athletes earned PSAC Scholar-Ath- strive for excellence on the lete status. playing fields, they have Tom Cressman head- been achieving it in the ed the list of Golden Bear classroom as well. Dur- football scholars. The line- ing the 2007-08 academic backer was named to first- year, the overall grade- team ESPN the Magazine point average (GPA) of Academic All-District II in student-athletes was 2.91, 2007, after earning second- matching the highest aver- team honors in 2006. age on record. Cressman was the most recent in the In 2004-05, the student-athlete GPA legacy of standout student-athletes on the also was 2.91, which was not only an football team. all-time high, but surpassed the overall In 2005, Michael Baldwin became student-body average the first player in pro- of 2.89. The GPA was gram history to be named also 2.91 in 2006-07. ESPN the Magazine Ac- In 2007-08, the overall ademic All-America and student GPA moved to Associated Press Little 2.96, just .05 ahead of All-America. He was student-athletes. named to the second More impressively, team of both. Baldwin CRESSMAN while joining their new also won KU’s 2005-06 BALDWIN classmates in adjusting Male Senior Athlete and to life away from home — with the added Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards, adjustment to college athletics — fresh- the first player to sweep those honors. man student-athletes had a 2.56 GPA. Additionally, Baldwin was named to the That mark was 0.09 higher than that of the PSAC Fall Academic Top 10. overall freshman class. Baldwin’s teammate, Greg Mitchell, Golden Bear student-athletes also was a two-time Academic All-District placed high numbers on the fall and spring selection. dean’s lists in 2006-07. In the fall, 83 Linebacker Alex student-athletes earned dean’s list recogni- Daecher was named the tion, while a record 106 garnered the honor PSAC Male Scholar- in the spring. Dean’s list recognition is Athlete of the Year, the accomplished by achieving a 3.60 or better league’s highest academ- GPA during the semester. ic honor, in 2001-02. He Additionally, KU placed a school- was a two-time CoSIDA record 131 Golden Bears among the Academic All-America DAECHER Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference selection, earning the (PSAC) Scholar-Athlete list in 2007-08. honor in 2000 and 2001. That total shattered the previous best of In the late 1990s, Rob Holmes and 120 in 2006-07. PSAC Scholar-Athlete Jason Stephens were singled out for their status is awarded to those who maintain a academic prowess. The duo, Holmes in cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better. 1996 and Stephens in 1998, won Burger The football team is a strong con- King National Scholar-Athlete of the Week tributor to the academic success of Golden honors. With their awards came a $10,000 Bear Athletics. Thirteen football players endowed scholarship that has helped sup- combined for 15 dean’s list recognitions port members of the current team. 2008

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