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2016 Penn Football Fact Book Home of Ivy Champions: 1959 • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986 • 1988 • 1993 • 1994 1998 • 2000 • 2002 • 2003 • 2009 • 2010 • 2012 • 2015 Football Contact: Chas Dorman Offi ce: (215) 573-4125 Cell: (781) 844-3988 Email: [email protected] Table of Contents How to Follow Team/Media Information . 2-4 History and Records . 89-138 Penn Football Quick Facts . 2 Penn Athletics Hall of Fame. 90 Media Information . 3 Penn Football in the Hall of Fame . 91-95 Website: Broadcast Schedule . 4 NFL Draft Picks/Recent Free Agents . 96 PennAthletics.com All-Time NFL Roster . 97 Twitter: All-Time Captains . 98 @PennFB; @PennAthletics; Welcome to Penn Football . .5-14 #FightOnPenn Penn Football By the Numbers . 6-7 All-Time National Honorees . 99 Facebook: Franklin Field. 8-9 All-Time Team Awards . .100-101 Penn Athletics; Penn Football Football Facilities . 10-11 All-Time First-Team All-Ivy . 102 University of Pennsylvania . .12 All-Time Second-Team All-Ivy. 103 2016 Penn Football President and Athletics Director. .13 All-Time Honorable Mention All-Ivy/MVPs . 104 Fact Book Credits Penn Traditions. 14 Letterwinners . 105-115 Passing Records . .116-118 The 2016 Penn Football 2016 Penn Quakers . 15-52 Receiving Records . .119-121 Fact Book was created by the University of Alphabetical Roster/Pronunciations 16-17 All-Purpose Records . .121 Pennsylvania’s Office of Numerical Roster . .18-19 Rushing Records. 122-123 Athletic Communications Roster Breakdown . 20 Kicking Records . .124-125 and published by Square One Printing in Mount Laurel, Projected Depth Chart . .21 Scoring Records . 126 N.J. The book was designed, 2016 Outlook . 22-23 Touchdown/Return Records . .127 written and produced by Chas Total Offense Records. 128 Dorman, and edited by Ray Player Information . 24-52 Priore, Mike Mahoney, Krissy Punting Records . 129 Woods, Jake Silverman, and 2016 Coaches and Staff . 53-60 Defensive Records . 130 Barrett Freedlander. Head Coach Ray Priore . 54-55 Interception Records . 131 Photography by: Edwin Benson/Reagan . 56 Coaching Records . 132 Mahan, Drew Hallowell, Downs/Ulrich. 57 Team Win Streaks/Milestones . 132 Hunter Martin, Jon Kolbe, Eric Dolan, Chas Dorman, Tommy Dupont/Swanstrom . 58 Team Records . 133 Leonardi, Penn Archives, Tim Blasko/Hall. 59 Television/Final Poll History. 134 Flynn, C.W. Pack Sports, Todd Smart/Support Staff . .60 All-Time Night Game/Overtime Results . 135 Bauders, Daniel Kasle, Fred Trolio, James Stokely, Sam Homecoming/Thanksgiving Game Results . 136 White, Tim Morse and Dorothy 2015 Season in Review . .61-76 NCAA and Ivy Record Win Streaks . .137 Moritz. Game-by-Game Recaps . .62-71 Longest Plays/The Last Time . 138 Special Thanks to: Amanda 2015 Honors and Final Statistics . 72 Suarez, Lauren Hunter, Sarah 2015 Final Offensive Statistics. 73-74 Opponent/Year-by-Year Results 139-160 Figgatt, Zack DiGregorio, Records vs. Opponents. 140 Jacob Adler, Nick Buchta, 2015 Final Defensive Statistics . 75 Hunter Yrigoyen, University 2015 Game/Season Highs and Rankings 76 All-Time Results vs. Non-Conference. 141-144 of Pennsylvania Archives, All-Time Results vs. Brown. 145 The Ivy League, Ivy League All-Time Results vs. Columbia . 146 sports information directors, Home of Champions . .77-88 National Football Foundation National Championships . 78-79 All-Time Results vs. Cornell . 147 College Football Hall of Fame, 1959 Ivy League Champions . 80 All-Time Results vs. Dartmouth. 148 National Football League, Penn Football office staff and 1982/1983 Ivy League Champions . .81 All-Time Results vs. Harvard . 149 coaches. 1984/1985 Ivy League Champions . 82 All-Time Results vs. Princeton . 150 1986/1988 Ivy League Champions . 83 All-Time Results vs. Yale. 151 Cover and layout design: All-Time Year-by-Year Results . .152-160 Chas Dorman 1993/1994 Ivy League Champions . .84 1998/2000 Ivy League Champions . 85 Fact Book is current as of 2002/2003 Ivy League Champions . 86 August 20, 2016. Please contact the Penn Athletic 2009/2010 Ivy League Champions . 87 Communications Office at 2012/2015 Ivy League Champions . 88 215-898-1748 if you find any discrepancies. QUUICKICK FAACTSCTS 2016 Quick Facts/Schedule Football Quick Facts General Location ...................Philadelphia, Pa. Home Stadium . Franklin Field Founded ..........................................1740 Capacity . 52,958 Enrollment ..................................10,406 Year Opened . 1895 President ..............Dr. Amy Gutmann Surface . Sprinturf Nickname .................................Quakers North Press Box Phone . (215) 898-6159 Colors ......................................................... South Press Box Phone. .(215) 898-1085 .......Red (PMS 201), Blue (PMS 288) First Season of Football . 1876 Affiliation ...................NCAA Football All-Time Record . .832-489-42 (.636)* Championship Subdivision (FCS) Seasons. 140th Conference ........................ Ivy League Games . 1,353 (NCAA record) Website ...............PennAthletics.com Ivy League Championships (17). 1959, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988 Director of Athletics ............................ (bold - outright champion) . 1993, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2009, 2010, ............................Dr. M. Grace Calhoun . .2012, 2015 Associate Director of Athletics for Development.........Scarlett Schmidt Football Staff Assistant Athletic Director/ Head Coach . Ray Priore Academic Coordinator . Rosemarie Seasons at Penn . 30th Burnett Alma Mater . Albany, 1985 Compliance Coordinator ................... Record at Penn . 7-3, Second Season D. Elton Cochran-Fikes, C’74, WG’79 NCAA Faculty Athletics Career Record . 7-3 Representative .....Dr. Edward Lally Ivy Record . 6-1 Institutional Eligibility Officer ......... Defensive Coordinator/DB Coach . Bob Benson — Vermont, 1986 (2nd) .............................................Janet Ansert Offensive Coordinator/O-Line Coach . .John Reagan — Syracuse, 1993 (2nd) Ivy League Policy Representative . Running Backs Coach . Steven Downs — Central State, 1995 (18th) .........................................Bonnie Gibson Wide Receivers Coach . Rick Ulrich — West Chester, 1984 (16th) Associate Director of Athletics and Linebackers Coach. .Jon Dupont — St. Lawrence, 2002 (11th) Recreation .......... Dr. Michael Diorka Quarterbacks Coach . Dan Swanstrom — Rhodes, 2005 (3rd) Athletics Phone ............215-898-6121 Defensive Line Coach . Malik Hall — Massachusetts, 2003 (2nd) Athletics Fax ...............215-573-2095 Offensive Assistant Coach: . .Joe Johnson — North Texas, 2011 (1st) Outside Linebackers Coach . Jeff Smart — Colorado, 2005 (2nd) 2016 Penn Schedule Asst. AD/Football Operations . Jake Silverman — Syracuse, 2008 (9th) Video Coordinator . .Matt Hutchinson — Coastal Carolina, 2007 (9th) 9/17 LEHIGH 5 p.m. Athletic Trainers . Emily Dorman, Anthon Erz, Phil Samko 9/24 at Fordham 1 p.m. 9/30 at Dartmouth* 7 p.m. Team Information 2015 Overall Record: . .7-3 (3-2 H, 4-1 A) 10/8 CENTRAL CONN. ST.1 p.m. 2015 Ivy League Record: . 6-1 (3-1 H, 3-0 A) 10/15 COLUMBIA* 3 p.m. 2015 Ivy League Finish: . T-1st Starters Returning: . .(16) 7 o, 5 d, 4 s 10/21 at Yale* 7 p.m. Starters Lost: . (10) 4 o, 6 d, 0 s 10/29 BROWN*^ 1 p.m. Letterwinners Returning: . (38) 14 o, 19 d, 5 s 11/5 at Princeton* 12 p.m. Letterwinners Lost: . (23) 11 o, 12 d, 0 s Returning All-Ivy Players: . .(5) 4 o, 1 d 11/11 HARVARD* 8 p.m. 2016 Captains . TBA 11/19 at Cornell* 12 p.m. Athletic Communications * = Ivy League Game Director. Mike Mahoney ^ = Homecoming Associate Director/Director of Social Media (Football SID). Chas Dorman CAPS = home game at Franklin Field E-Mail . [email protected] All game dates and times subject to Office Phone . (215) 573-4125 change Associate Director . Krissy Woods Assistant Director. Jim Sheehan 2016 PENN FOOTBALL FACT BOOK 2 #FightOnPenn | @PennFB MEEDIADIA INNFORMATIONFORMATION Athletic Communications Interviews Print Media Seating The University of Pennsylvania’s Player interviews will only be conducted on The Franklin Field press gate is located at office of athletic communications Tuesdays and Wednesdays after practice, the Northwest entrance (near the ticket is located in the north end of typically in the early evening. To schedule window). Print media are seated in the Weightman Hall, at the west end of an interview, call Chas Dorman at 215-573- North press area, which is to the left upon Franklin Field. 4125. Please note that Coach Priore and entering the press gate and located.
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