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Opponents P133-140.Indd 1 TEAM OPPONENT INFORMATION • 133 WILLIAM & MARY MIDDLE TENNESSEE TRIBE BLUE RAIDERS September 2, 2006 September 9, 2006 Byrd Stadium • College Park, Md. Byrd Stadium • College Park, Md. GENERAL TEAM INFORMATION GENERAL TEAM INFORMATION INFORMATION 2005 Record: 5-6 INFORMATION 2005 Record: 4-7 Location: Williamsburg, Va. 23187 2005 Conference Record: 3-5 (T Location: Murfreesboro, Tenn. 37132 2005 Conference Record: 3-4 (T4th) Founded: 1693 3rd, Southern Division) Founded: 1911 2005 Final Rankings: N/A Enrollment: 5,700 2005 Final Rankings: N/A Enrollment: 22,554 Basic Offense: Multiple Nickname: Tribe Basic Offense: Pro-Style Nickname: Blue Raiders Basic Defense: 4-3/Multiple Colors: Green, Gold and Silver Basic Defense: Multiple 4-2 Colors: Royal Blue and White Lettermen Returning/Lost: 44/23 Stadium: Walter J. Zable Stadium Lettermen Returning/Lost: 29/18 Stadium: Johnny “Red” Floyd Stadium Starters Returning/Lost: 12/10 at Cary Field (12,259) Starters Returning/Lost: 13/11 (Horace Jones Field) (30,788) Surface: Field Turf Surface: Synthetic SERIES HISTORY Conference: Atlantic 10 SERIES HISTORY Conference: Sun Belt Series Record: 1-0 President: Gene R. Nichol Series Record: 1-2 President: Dr. Sidney McPhee Series at Maryland: Maryland leads 1-0 Athletic Director: Terry Driscoll Series at Maryland: William Athletic Director: Chris Massaro Series at Middle Tennessee: N/A and Mary leads 1-0 First Meeting: 2000 HISTORY Series at William and Mary: Series tied 1-1 HISTORY Last Terrapin Win at Maryland: 2000 (45-27) First year of Football: 1893 First Meeting: 1905, Maryland, 17-0 First year of Football: 1911 Last Terrapin Win at Middle Tennessee: N/A All-Time Record: 509-490-41 Last Terrapin Win at Maryland: N/A All-Time Record: 493-352-28 Last Blue Raider Win at Maryland: N/A All-Time Postseason Record: 8-8 Last Terrapin Win at William All-Time Bowl Record: 2-2 Last Blue Raider Win at Middle Years in Postseason Play: 12 and Mary: 1905 (17-0) Years in Postseason Play: 11 Tennessee: N/A Last Postseason Appearance: 2004 Last Tribe Win at Maryland: 1945 (33-14) Last Postseason Appearance: 1994 Current Series Streak: Maryland has won one Result: Lost to James Madison, Last Tribe Win at William and Result: Lost to Marshall in first Maryland’s Largest Margin of 34-48 in I-AA semifinals Mary: 1946 (41-7) round of I-AA playoffs Victory: 18 (45-27) Current Series Streak: William Middle Tennessee’s Largest and Mary has won two Margin of Victory: N/A SPORTS INFORMATION Maryland’s Largest Margin of SPORTS INFORMATION Football SID: Pete Clawson Football SID: Mark Owens Victory: 17 (17-0, 1905) Office: (757) 221-3369 Office: (615) 898-2450 2006 SCHEDULE William and Mary’s Largest Margin Home: (757) 645-4040 Home: (615) 907-5797 Aug. 31 FIU of Victory: 34 (41-7, 1946) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Sept. 9 at Maryland Football Assistant: Mark Hoskins Football Assistant: Tony Stinnett Sept. 14 Tennessee Tech Phone: (757) 221-3344 2006 SCHEDULE Office: (615) 904-8209 Sept. 23 at Oklahoma Fax: (757) 221-3412 Sept. 2 at Maryland Fax: (615) 898-5626 Sept. 30 at North Texas Press Box Phone: (757) 221-3414 Sept. 16 Maine Press Box Phone: (615) 898-2312 Oct. 6 Louisville SID Mailing Address: PO Box 399, Sept. 23 VMI SID Mailing Address: MTSU Box Oct. 21 at Louisiana-Monroe Williamsburg, VA 23187 Sept. 30 Hofstra 20, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Oct. 28 at Louisiana-Lafayette Website Address: www.TribeAthletics.com Oct. 7 at Massachusetts Website Address: www.GoBlueRaiders.com Nov. 4 Florida Atlantic Oct. 14 at Liberty Nov. 11 at Arkansas State Oct. 28 Villanova Nov. 18 at South Carolina COACHING STAFF Nov. 4 at Towson COACHING STAFF Nov 25 Troy Head Coach: Jimmye Laycock Head Coach: Rick Stockstill Nov. 11 at Delaware (William and Mary, ‘70) (Florida State, ‘82) Nov. 18 Richmond Career Record: 175-119-2 (26) Career Record: 0-0 (1st Year) 2005 RESULTS At School: Same At School: Same Sept. 3 at Alabama L 7-26 Football Office Phone: (757) 221-3337 2005 RESULTS Football Office Phone: (615) 898-2926 Sept. 10 North Texas L 7-14 Best Time to Reach Coach: Mornings Sept. 1 at Marshall L 24-36 Best Time to Reach Coach: Contact SID Sept. 17 Akron L 7-17 Weekly Press Conference: Tuesdays, Noon Sept. 10 at VMI W 41-7 Weekly Press Conference: Oct. 1 at Vanderbilt W 17-15 Assistant Coaches: Zbig Kepa, OC/WR; Sept. 17 at Rhode Island L 29-48 Tuesdays, Noon CST Oct. 15 at Florida Atlantic W 35-14 Bob Solderitch, AHC/OL; Matt McLeod, Sept. 24 Liberty W 42-0 Assistant Coaches: G.A. Mangus, OC/QB; Oct. 22 Louisiana-Lafayette L 10-13 DC/LB; Trevor Andrews, RC/DL; Steven Oct. 8 New Hampshire W 42-10 Jimmy Ray Stephens, OL; Larry Kirksey, Nov. 5 Arkansas State W 45-7 Jerry, RB; Scott Boone, S; Chris Willets, Oct. 15 at Northeastern W 44-41 AHC/RB; Justin Watts, WR/RC; Brent Nov. 12 Louisiana-Monroe L 31-34 TE; Wes Dodson, DA; John Sauer, SC Oct. 22 Towson W 44-13 Brock, TE; Manny Diaz, DC/S; Les Herrin, Nov. 19 at NC State L 3-24 Oct. 29 at Villanova L 21-35 DL; Art Kaufman, LB; Antonio Goss, CB Nov. 26 at Troy W 17-7 Nov. 5 James Madison L 29-30 Dec. 3 at FIU L 31-35 Nov. 12 Delaware L 21-22 Nov. 19 at Richmond L 7-41 134 • OPPONENT INFORMATION 27 SPORTS WEST VIRGINIA FLA. INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAINEERS GOLDEN PANTHERS September 14, 2006 September 23, 2006 Mountaineer Field • Morgantown, W.Va. Byrd Stadium • College Park, Md. GENERAL TEAM INFORMATION GENERAL TEAM INFORMATION INFORMATION 2005 Record: 11-1 INFORMATION 2005 Record: 5-6 Location: Morgantown, W.Va. 26507 2005 Conference Record: 6-0 (1st) Location: Miami, Fla. 33199 2005 Conference Record: 3-4 (T 4th) Founded: 1867 2005 Final Rankings: 5 [AP], 6 [USA Today] Founded: 1972 2005 Final Rankings: N/A Enrollment: 26,051 Basic Offense: Spread Enrollment: 34,000 Basic Offense: Pro-Set Nickname: Mountaineers Basic Defense: 3-3 Stack Nickname: Golden Panthers Basic Defense: 4-3 Colors: Old Gold and Blue Lettermen Returning/Lost: 49/17 Colors: Blue and Gold Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/28 Stadium: Mountaineer Field at Milan Starters Returning/Lost: 15/9 Stadium: FIU Stadium (17,000) Starters Returning/Lost: 12/11 Puskar Stadium (60,000) Surface: Astroplay Surface: Astroturf SERIES HISTORY Conference: Sun Belt SERIES HISTORY Conference: Big East Series Record: Tied, 21-21-2 President: Dr. Modesto A. Maidique Series Record: First Meeting President: David C. Hardesty, Jr. Series at Maryland: Tied, 10-10-1 Athletic Director: Rick Mello Athletic Director: Ed Pastilong Series at West Virginia: West 2006 SCHEDULE Virginia leads, 11-9-1 HISTORY Aug. 31 at Middle Tennessee HISTORY First Meeting: 1919, West Virginia, 27-0 First year of Football: 2002 Sept. 9 at South Florida First year of Football: 1891 Last Terrapin Win at Maryland: 2003 (34-7) All-Time Record: 15-29 Sept. 16 Bowling Green All-Time Record: 642-438-45 Last Terrapin Win at West All-Time Bowl Record: N/A Sept. 23 at Maryland All-Time Bowl Record: 10-15 Virginia: 2002 (48-17) Years in Postseason Play: N/A Sept. 30 Arkansas State Years in Postseason Play: 25 Last Mountaineer Win at Last Postseason Appearance: N/A Oct. 7 at North Texas Last Postseason Appearance: Maryland: 2005 (30-19) Result: N/A Oct. 14 at Miami 2006 Nokia Sugar Bowl Last Mountaineer Win at West Oct. 28 at Alabama Result: Defeated Georgia, 38-35 Virginia: 2004 (19-16/OT) Nov. 11 Louisiana-Monroe Current Series Streak: West SPORTS INFORMATION Football SID: Rich Kelch Nov. 18 Louisiana-Lafayette Virginia has won two Office: (305) 348-3164 Nov. 25 at Florida Atlantic SPORTS INFORMATION Maryland’s Largest Margin of Football SID: Shelly Poe Home: (954) 680-0992 Dec. 2 Troy Victory: 46 (54-7, 1951) Office: (304) 293-2821 Cell: (786) 256-0464 West Virginia’s Largest Margin of Home: (304) 599-7259 E-mail: [email protected] Victory: 31 (55-24, 1988) 2005 RESULTS E-mail: [email protected] Football Assistant: Margaret Belch Aug. 31 at Kansas State L 21-35 Football Assistant: Michael Fragale Office: (305) 348-6666 Sept. 10 at Texas Tech L 3-56 Home: (304) 296-2029 2006 SCHEDULE Fax: (305) 348-2963 Sept. 24 at Arkansas State L 24-66 E-mail: [email protected] Sept. 2 Marshall Press Box Phone: (305) 348-0257 Oct. 1 Florida A&M W 23-6 Fax: (304) 293-3799 Sept. 9 Eastern Michigan SID Mailing Address: 11200 SW 8 Street, Oct. 15 North Texas L 10-13 Press Box Phone: (304) 293-3799 Sept. 14 Maryland Golden Panther Arena, Miami, Florida 33199 Oct. 20 at Troy L 13-18 SID Mailing Address: PO Box 0877, Sept. 23 at East Carolina Website Address: www.FIUSports.com Nov. 5 at Louisiana-Monroe W 31-29 Morgantown, WV 26507 Oct. 7 at Mississippi State Nov. 12 at Louisiana-Lafayette L 7-28 Website Address: www.msnsportsnet.com Oct. 14 Syracuse Nov. 19 Western Kentucky W 38-35 Oct. 20 at Connecticut COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Don Strock Nov. 26 Florida Atlantic W 52-6 Nov. 2 at Louisville (Virginia Tech, ’73) Dec. 3 Middle Tennessee W 35-31 COACHING STAFF Nov. 16 at Pitt Head Coach: Rich Rodriguez Career Record: 15-29 (4) Nov. 25 USF (West Virginia, ’86) At School: Same Dec.
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