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EASTERN OCT. 1, 2007 307 CONVOCATION C ENTER MICHIGAN YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN 48197 PHONE: 734.487.0317 UNIVERSITY FAX: 734.485.3840 SPORTS INFORMATION FOOTBALL CONTACT: JIM S TREETER E-MAIL: [email protected] FOOTBALL • GAME 6 WEBSITE: WWW.EMUEAGLES.COM 2007 EMU Football Schedule 2007 EAGLES FOOTBALL (2-3, 1-1 MAC) SCHEDULE/RESULTS (2-3; 1-1 MAC) EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Sept. 1 at Pittsburgh Oct. 6, 2007 • Noon • Michigan Stadium • Ann Arbor, Mich. L, 3-27 vs. University of Michigan (3-2; 2-0 Big Ten) Sept. 8 BALL STATE* ATCHUP AT A LANCE L, 16-38 M G Band Day Stadium ......................................................... Michigan Stadium (107,501) Surface....................................................................................... FieldTurf Sept. 15 at Northern Illinois* Kickoff Time ..................................................................................... Noon W, 21-19 ESPN Regional TV Radio .............................................................................. WEMU (89.1 FM) Television ......................................................................... Big Ten Network Sept. 22 HOWARD Series Record ............................................................. Michigan leads, 7-0 W. 38-15 Comcast Local TV EASTERN G AMEDAY Sept. 29 at Vanderbilt EASTERN MICHIGAN ............... VS. ..... UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN L, 7-30 Ypsilanti, Mich. ............................ LOCATION ..........................Ann Arbor, Mich. 23,000 ..................................... ENROLLMENT ..................................... 38,006 Oct. 6 at Michigan Noon - Mid-American (West) ..................CONFERENCE ..................................... Big Ten Big Ten Network Rynearson Stad. (30,200-FieldTurf)STADIUM ......................... Michigan Stadium Jeff Genyk (BGSU, '82) ............. HEAD COACH .....Lloyd Carr (North. Mich., '68) Oct. 13 at Ohio* 4th Season ............................YEARS AT SCHOOL ......................... (13th season) Noon ESPN Regional TV 11-28 (4th Season)................RECORD AT SCHOOL ............ 116-38 (13th season) 11-28 (4th Season)................. OVERALL RECORD ............. 116-38 (13th season) Oct. 19 NORTHWESTERN 1-11 ....................................... 2006 RECORD ....................................... 11-2 7 p.m. - Ford Field Detroit, Mich.- Comcast Local TV 1-7 (6th-MAC West) ......... 2006 CONFERENCE RECORD ....................... 7-1 (T-3rd) 17/8 ............................... STARTERS RETURNING/LOST ............................. 12/15 Oct. 27 WESTERN MICH.* 37/10 ......................... LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ......................... 37/31 3:30 p.m. - Homecoming Comcast Local TV GAME 6 STORYLINES Nov. 3 at Toledo* 1. EIGHTH MEETING: EMU and Michigan will be meeting for the eighth time when 7 p.m. the two teams square off Saturday, Oct. 6, at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. Michigan has a 7-0 edge in the series. The last time the two teams played was Nov. 9 BOWLING GREEN* Sept. 17, 2005, in Ann Arbor and the Wolverines posted a 55-0 shutout. 7:30 p.m. ESPNU TV 2. FORMER EMU ASSISTANT: Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr was an assistant Nov. 16 at Central Michigan* coach at EMU for two seasons, 1976 and 1977. The EMU head coach at that time 7 p.m. was Ed Chlebek. Comcast Local TV * Mid-American Conference Game 3. BATTLE OF WASHTENAW COUNTY: EMU and the University of Michigan are Home Games in BOLD CAPS both located in Washtenaw County and EMU’s Rynearson Stadium is just seven miles from Michigan Stadium. All 2007 EMU football games will be broadcast live on 4. THIRD STRAIGHT NON-MAC TILT: EMU’s game at Michigan will be the Eagles’ WEMU-FM (89.1) in Ypsilanti, Mich. Matt Shepard will third consecutive non-league contest. After posting a 21-19 comeback win against handle the play-by-play duties with Rob Rubick serving as the analyst. Jeff Fulton is the engineer and the man on Mid-American Conference West Division foe Northern Illinois, Sept. 15, the Eagles statistics while Brian Nemerovski will be the sideline have beaten Howard, 38-15, Sept. 22, lost at Vanderbilt, 30-7, Sept. 29, and now reporter. The broadcast will also be carried on the Internet face the Wolverines. The next league game will be Saturday, Oct. 13, when the at www.wemu.org Eagles travel to Athens, Ohio for a MAC cross-divisional game against Ohio. EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 2007FOOTBALL GAME NOTES 2 2007 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2007Day Date OpponentsOpponent Time Series Record Saturday Sept. 1 at Pittsburgh L, 3-27 Pittsburgh leads, 2-0 Saturday Sept. 8 BALL STATE* (BAND DAY) (Comcast Local TV) L, 16-38 Ball State leads, 26-20-2 Saturday Sept. 15 at Northern Illinois* (ESPN Regional TV) W, 21-19 NIU leads, 22-14-2 Saturday Sept. 22 HOWARD UNIVERSITY (Comcast Local TV) W, 38-15 EMU leads, 1-0 Saturday Sept. 29 at Vanderbilt L, 7-30 Vanderbilt leads, 1-0 Saturday Oct. 6 at Michigan Noon Michigan leads, 7-0 Saturday Oct. 13 at Ohio* (ESPN Regional TV) Noon Ohio leads, 14-11-1 Friday Oct. 19 NORTHWESTERN (ESPNU TV) 7 p.m. Northwestern leads, 1-0 Saturday Oct. 27 WESTERN MICHIGAN* (HOMECOMING) (Comcast Local TV)3:30 p.m. WMU leads, 26-14-2 Saturday Nov. 3 at Toledo* 7 p.m. Toledo leads, 23-11 Friday Nov. 9 BOWLING GREEN* (ESPNU TV) 7:30 p.m. BG leads, 22-10-1 Friday Nov. 16 at Central Michigan* (Comcast Local TV) 7 p.m. CMU leads, 53-25-6 *Mid-American Conference game All times are site times Eastern Michigan University 2007 Football Coaching Staff Athletics Staff Head Coach: ........... Jeff Genyk (Bowling Green,'82); Fourth season (11-28) Athletics Director .. Dr. Derrick Gragg Assistant Coaches: Associate A.D. .............. Doug Dowdy Jarvis Adams .............. Northwestern, 2004 ....... 2nd Year-Cornerbacks Associate A.D. ............. Mike Malach Josh Buis.................... DePauw, 2000 ............... 2nd Year-Tight ends/Tackles Asst. A.D.-SWA ............................... Howard Feggins .......... North Carolina, 1987 ...... 4th Year-Running backs ...... Stephannnie Harvey-Vandenberg Scott Isphording .......... Hanover College, 1994 .... 4th Year-Offensive Coordinator/QB’s Asst. A.D.-Marketing/Promotions ...... Robert Lee .................. IUPUI, 1990 ................... 4th Year-Defensive line Jim O’Neil ................... Towson, 2001 ................ 2nd Year-Safeties, Recruiting coordinator ...... Stephannnie Harvey-Vandenberg Jay Peterson ............... Miami, 1985 .................. 4th Year-Def. Coor./Asst. Head coach/Lb’s Dir. of Compliance/Certification ...... Chris Symington .......... Colorado, 1988 .............. 4th Year-Offensive line ................ Dr. Melody Reifel Werner Scott Weaver .............. Illinois, 1996 ................... 4th Year-Receivers Associate A.D./Dev. Craig Fink Adam Tubaro .............. Adrian,2005 ................... 3rd Year-Special Operations Ticket Mgr. ........................ Ron Reid Graduate Assistant Coaches Faculty Athletics Rep. .. Liz Broughton Aaron Krepps .............. Washington&Jefferson, ‘06/1st Year-Offense Director of SASS ............ Erin Burdis Steve Otterbein ........... Hillsdale, ‘07/1st Year-Defense Facilities Supervisor .................. TBA Equipment Mgr. ....... Darrell Hallberg EMU Quick Facts EMU 2007 Dates Head Athletic Trainer Steve Nordwall President .. TBA Important Fall Dates Associate Trainer .......... Bill Tuscany Founded .... 1849 Aug. 3 Freshmen report Staff Athletic Trainers ..................... Enrollment . 23,000 Aug. 5 Veterans report Megan Snow, Masayasu Takaiwa Nickname .. Eagles Aug. 18 Scrimmage Head Strength & Cond.Mike Szerszen Colors ....... Dark Green (349) & White Aug. 23 Picture/Media Day - 10 a.m. Asst. Strength & Cond. .... Tim Bilbrey Stadium .... Rynearson Stadium (1969) Aug. 27 Head coach Jeff Genyk MAC Teleconference call Ath. Acct. Specialist . Bobbie Bowling Capacity ... 30,200; FieldTurf (2005) from 9:54 a.m.-10:02 a.m. Football Secretary .... Maria Farrugia See page four of this release Ath. Dept. Secretaries Carol Carrico Sports Information Staff for number to call ............................... Lori Grohowski Sept. 1 First game-at Pitt, 6 p.m. Director ......................... Jim Streeter EMU Board of Regents Office Phone .............. 734.487.0317 Sept. 8 First home game-vs. BSU, Thomas W. Sidlik ....................... Chair Home Phone ............. 734.485.3221 Noon, Rynearson Stadium Roy E. Wilbanks ................. Vice Chair Assistant Director ........ Greg Steiner Sept. 15 First MAC road game, at NIU SID Graduate Asst. Amanda Decker Floyd Clack SID Graduate Asst. ......Paul Pancoe The EMU athletic website, featuring Philip A. Incarnati SID Graduate Asst. Sarah VanMetre information on all 21 varsity athletic Gary D. Hawks Student Asst. .......... Patrick Horning teams, is: www.emueagles.com. Francie Parker James F. Stapleton There is an additional website for Key Football Phone Numbers H.C. Jeff Genyk .... 734.487.2160 (O) information on the Eagles’ football Rynearson Stadium Press Box team only and that site is: Numbers:....... 734.481.0014 (0072) www.emueaglesfootball.com. www.emueagles.com EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 2007FOOTBALL GAME NOTES 3 MICHIGAN WOLVERINES SATURDAY, OCT. 6, 2007 - NOON Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. GAME 6 - MICHIGAN STADIUM Founded: 1817 Enrollment: 37,751 ANN ARBOR, MICH. President: Mary Sue Coleman Athletic Director: Bill Martin Conference: Big Ten Nickname: Wolverines Colors: Maize and Blue TEAM / PLAYER INFORMATION 2007 MICHIGAN SCHEDULE COACHING STAFF Sept. 1 vs Appalachian St. L, 32-34 2006 Overall Record: 11-2
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