GAME NOTES ESU at a Glance Denny Douds Set the Division II Record for Games Coached in 2011 DENNY DOUDS by the NUMBERS Location

GAME 6 ESU (4-1, 1-1) at No. 17 West Chester (5-0, 2-0) Saturday, October 12, 2013 • 2:00 p.m.

@ESUWarriors Farrell Stadium • (7,000) Series Facts - West Chester leads, 55-22 2013 ESU Schedule 9/5 AMERICAN INTL...... W 21-14 First Meeting: 1926, L 6-0 (at West Chester) Most Points Scored (ESU): 40 (1996) 9/14 at Seton Hill ...... W 70-7 Last Meeting: 2012, W 35-28 (at ESU) Margin of Victory (ESU): 24 (1977, 24-0) 9/21 *at Shippensburg ...... L 31-41 Current Streak: ESU +1 Most Points Scored (West Chester): 57 (1998) 9/28 *at Cheyney ...... W 40-6 at ESU: West Chester leads, 29-11 Margin of Victory (West Chester): 49 (1958, 49-0) 10/5 CLARION ...... W 48-28 at West Chester: West Chester leads, 26-11 Denny Douds vs. West Chester: 14-26 10/12 *at West Chester ...... 2:00 p.m. 10/19 *BLOOMSBURG ...... 1:05 p.m. 10/26 *at Kutztown ...... 1:05 p.m. Radio Coverage 11/2 *LOCK HAVEN ...... 3:05 p.m. Radio: Live on WVPO 840 AM for the 51st season, and redzonemedia.com. Chuck Seese, the 2009 PSAC 11/9 *MILLERSVILLE ...... 1:05 p.m. Heaslip Media Award recipient, is in his 25th season as the voice of the Warriors, with Bob Brittain in his 13th year 11/16 MERCYHURST ...... 1:05 p.m. * PSAC East game providing the color commentary. Pre-game begins at 1:30 p.m. All Home Games televised on Blue Ridge TV-13 ESU vs. West Chester • 1st & 10 2013 West Chester Schedule 9/7 NEW HAVEN ...... W 45-14 9/14 at Gannon ...... W 56-41 1 • ESU (4-1, 1-1 PSAC East) travels to No. 17 West 6 • ESU and WCU own two of the top off enses - 9/21 *at Millersville ...... W 48-3 Chester (5-0, 2-0) in an important divisional game and most balanced off enses - in the PSAC and DII. 9/28 *KUTZTOWN ...... W 22-21 in early October. The Warriors won last year's ESU is averaging 42.0 points (3rd/18th), 542.6 total 10/5 CALIFORNIA ...... W 38-31 meeting, 35-28, as Tim Wilson took a short pass yards (2nd/8th), 229.8 rushing yards (3rd/24th) 10/12 *EAST STROUDSBURG ...... 2:00 p.m. 10/19 *at Lock Haven ...... 12:00 p.m. from Matt Soltes for a 33-yard TD with 5 seconds and 312.8 passing yards (4th/20th). West Chester 10/26 *at Shippensburg ...... 1:00 p.m. left. ESU is 2-2 in the last 4 meetings, also winning averages 41.8 points (4th/20th), 520.2 total yards 11/2 *at Cheyney ...... 12:00 p.m. 21-20 at WCU in 2009. West Chester had won the (4th/15th), 250.6 rushing yards (2nd/18th) and 11/9 *BLOOMSBURG ...... 1:00 p.m. previous 6 games. 269.6 passing yards (6th/48th). 11/16 CLARION ...... 1:00 p.m. *PSAC East game 2 • Soltes set a school record for completion 7 • ESU is one of two DII teams to rank in the top 2012 ESU Results percentage (81.1, 30-for-37, 366 yards, 3 TD) in last 25 in both passing and rushing yardage, along 9/8 LOCK HAVEN ...... W 31-0 year's win over West Chester. He broke that record with Findlay (Ohio). 9/15 *SHIPPENSBURG ...... L 21-63 on Saturday in a 48-28 win over Clarion (85.3, 29- 9/22 *CHEYNEY ...... W 59-27 for-34, 444 yards, 4 TD). 8 • Both defenses have similar numbers as 9/29 at Clarion ...... L 27-31 10/6 *WEST CHESTER ...... W 35-28 well. ESU is in the top 5 in the PSAC in 6 major 10/13 *at Bloomsburg ...... L 27-48 3 • ESU is looking for its fi rst win over a ranked categories - scoring, rushing, passing, total, 3rd 10/20 *KUTZTOWN ...... L 33-59 team since 2008 (14-11 vs. #25 Virginia Union), and down and red zone - and is 2nd in total defense at 10/27 *at LIU Post ...... W 45-37 its fi rst on the road since 2005 (66-49 at #22 C.W. 317.6 yards per game. WCU is 3rd at 319.8 ypg. 11/3 *at Millersville ...... W 62-14 11/10 at Mercyhurst ...... L 45-52 Post). ESU is 10-17 against ranked teams, and 4-10 on the road, since 2000. 9 • Both teams have an impressive trio of off ensive 2013 ESU Statistical Leaders leaders, and an All-American on defense. ESU has Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD LG 4 • This is the 3rd time ESU has faced a ranked R-So. QB Matt Soltes (350.0 total yards per game), Robert Healy 83 559 6.7 4 46 West Chester team. WCU won 30-15 in 2007 (#14), R-Fr. TB Robert Healy (111.8 ypg, 2nd among DII Matt Soltes 51 257 5.0 2 25 and 48-38 in 2004 (#11) in the 2nd round of the freshmen) and R-Sr. WR Robert Bleiler (102.8 ypg, Gerald Van De Cruz 32 146 4.6 2 41 Derrick Dyer 15 75 5.0 1 15 NCAA Division II playoff s. 3rd in PSAC), along with R-Jr. DL Bryan Thomson, Raul Quinones 16 68 4.2 1 13 the 2012 PSAC East Defensive Player of the Year. 5 • ESU's Denny Douds (40th year) and WCU's Passing Comp. Att. Yds. TD Int. Bill Zwaan (11th year) meet for the 12th time, the 10 • WCU has Jr. QB Sean McCartney (266.0 Matt Soltes 103 178 1493 15 1 Nate Daniels 6 17 71 0 1 most games for Douds against an active coach. passing ypg), Sr. TB Rondell White (238.8 all- Douds is 3-8 vs. Zwaan. He has 241 career wins, 1 purpose ypg, 3rd in DII), Jr. WR Erick Brundidge Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG away from a tie for 3rd on the DII all-time wins list. (61.0 ypg) and Jr. LB Ronell Williams. Robert Bleiler 33 514 15.6 5 43 Jon Schnaars 25 278 11.1 1 20 Steven Jones 15 338 22.5 6 80 THE SERIES: ESU and West Chester have met 77 times, tied with Bloomsburg as the Warriors' most frequent Thomas Tippett 9 107 11.9 1 30 opponent. They have met every year since 1946, with the 66 games in that span making it ESU's longest Gerard Wendowski 8 113 14.1 0 27 Joe Welk 7 53 7.6 0 18 continuous series. They played twice in one season - 2004 - with West Chester winning 38-37 (OT) in the Tim Wilson 4 61 15.2 1 30 regular season and 48-38 in the NCAA Playoff s. Robert Healy 2 46 23.0 0 37 Defense Tckl TFL Sck Int. SOLTES HONORED: R-So. QB Matt Soltes was named PSAC East Co-Off ensive Player of the Week after Cody Simcox 36 4.0 1.0 0 going 29-for-34 (school record 85.3%) for 444 yards and 4 TD, and adding 37 yards for 481 yards of total Dean Vitale 30 0 0 3 off ense in ESU's 48-28 win over Clarion. Soltes was recognized for the 4th time in his 12 career starts. Only Darius Jackson 27 3.0 1.0 1 Anthony Singlar 24 4.0 0 0 Jimmy Terwilliger (9 times), Damian Poalucci (6) and Matt Marshall (5) have been honored more often Bryan Thomson 21 1.5 1.5 0 among ESU off ensive players. Teron Dobbs 8 1.0 1.0 3 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES ESU At A Glance Denny Douds set the Division II record for games coached in 2011 DENNY DOUDS BY THE NUMBERS Location...... East Stroudsburg, Pa. and ranks 12th in college football history: 822 Letterwinners as head coach President...... Marcia G. Welsh, Ph.D. 412 Career games (DII record) Twitter ...... @PresidentWelsh GAMES COACHED - Division II, All-Time Games Wins 241 Career wins (PSAC record) Member ...... Pennsylvania State System 1. Denny Douds East Stroudsburg (1974- ) 412 241 183 1st team All-PSAC picks ...... of Higher Education 2. Jim Malosky Minn.-Duluth (1958-97) 393 255 48 (40) Seasons as coach (head coach) System Chancellor ...... Frank T. Brogan 23 AP Little All-Americans Founded...... 1893 GAMES COACHED - All Divisions, All-Time Division 9 PSAC East titles Enrollment ...... 6,830 1. John Gagliardi 2 schools (St. John's MN) (1949-12) 637 III 5 Harlon Hill fi nalists (includes 6,257 undergraduates) 10. Tubby Raymond Delaware (1966-2001) 422 I (FCS) 4 NCAA Playoff appearances Athletics 11. Hayden Fry 3 schools (1962-98) 420 I (FBS) 3-0-1 Record in PSAC title games Affiliation ...... NCAA Division II 12. Denny Douds East Stroudsburg (1974- ) 412 II Conference ...... PSAC 13. Jess Neely 3 schools (1924-27, 31-66) 402 I 10,884 Points scored (26.4 per game) ...... Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 1,422 Touchdowns scored School Colors...... Red and Black GAMES COACHED - All Divisions, Active 90,084 Passing yards (51.18 miles) Team Nickname ...... Warriors 1. Bob Ford 2 schools (Albany) (1965-68, 73- ) 450 I (FCS) 56,716 Rushing yards (32.23 miles) Athletic Director 2. Denny Douds East Stroudsburg (1974- ) 412 II Dr. Tom Gioglio ...... 570-422-3642 40+ YEARS OF COACHING Associate Athletic Director Dr. Carey Snyder...... 570-422-3034 Douds is 4th among active coaches in career wins: Most Seasons Coached Academic Coordinator 1. John Gagliardi 1949-12 64 WINS - All Divisions, Active Nancy Jo Greenawalt ...... 570-422-3795 2. Amos Alonzo Stagg 1890-46 57 1. Ken Sparks Carson-Newman 312 II ...... [email protected] 3. Eddie Robinson 41-42, 45-97 55 2. Bob Ford 2 schools (currently Albany) 265 I (FCS) Football Office ...... 570-422-3322 4. John E. Dorman (05, 09-42, 45-59) 50 3. Frank Beamer 2 schools (currently Va. Tech) 263 I (FBS) Sports Information 5. Pop Warner 1895-38 48 4. Denny Douds East Stroudsburg 241 II Greg Knowlden...... 570-422-3312 6. Joe Paterno 1966-11 46 5. Mack Brown 4 schools (currently Texas) 239 I (FBS) ...... [email protected] t-7. Bob Ford * 65-68, 73- 45 Fax ...... 570-422-3586 t-7. Roland Ortmayer 1946-90 45 Web Site...... www.esuwarriors.com Douds is 4th in career wins in Division II history, and 25th in 9. Bobby Bowden 59-62, 70-09 44 Twitter ...... @ESUWarriors college football history: 10. Peter Mazzaferro (59-63, 68-86, 88-04) 41 Key Campus Numbers t-11. Denny Douds 1974- 40 Admissions...... 570-422-3542 WINS - Division II, All-Time t-11. Jim Malosky 1958-97 40 Financial Aid ...... 570-422-2800 1. Ken Sparks Carson-Newman (1980- ) 311 t-11. Jess Neely 24-27, 31-66 40 2. Jim Malosky Minn.-Duluth (1958-97) 255 * Ford announced retirement at end of year 3. Mel Tjeerdsma Austin, NW Missouri State (1984-2010) 242 Sports Information 4. Denny Douds East Stroudsburg (1974- ) 241 40+ YEARS AT ONE SCHOOL total Sports Information Director 1. John Gagliardi (St. John's MN) 60 64 2. Eddie Robinson (Grambling) 55 55 Greg Knowlden WINS - All Division, All-Time 3. John E. Dorman (Upper Iowa) 50 50 Office ...... (570) 422-3312 1. John Gagliardi 2 schools (St. John's MN) (1949-12) 489 4. Joe Paterno (Penn State) 46 46 Cell ...... (570) 772-3162 t-23. Jerry Moore 3 schools (Appalachian St) (1979-85, 89-12) 242 5. Roland Ortmayer (La Verne) 43 45 Fax...... (570) 422-3586 t-23. Mel Tjeerdsma 2 schools (NW Missouri St) (1984-2010) 242 t-6. Bob Ford (Albany) * 41 45 E-mail ...... [email protected] 25. Denny Douds East Stroudsburg (1974- ) 241 t-6. Amos Alonzo Stagg (Chicago) 41 57 26. Mack Brown 4 schools (Texas) (1983, 85- ) 239 t-8. Denny Douds (ESU) 40 40 27. Woody Hayes 3 schools (Ohio State) (1946-78) 238 2013 PSAC East Standings t-8. Jim Malosky (Minn.-Duluth) 40 40 LEAGUE OVERALL W-L Pct. W-L Pct. TURN IT OVER: ESU's +2.0 turnover margin is tied for 2nd in DII, with the Warriors excelling on both sides. Bloomsburg 2-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 They have 13 takeaways (8 Int., 5 FR) after forcing just 19 turnovers last year (8 Int., 11 FR). On off ense, ESU West Chester 2-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 has just 3 giveaways, against AIC (Int.), Cheyney (fumble) and Clarion (Int.). Shippensburg 2-0 1.000 3-2 .600 ESU 1-1 .500 4-1 .800 Lock Haven 1-1 .500 2-3 .400 RECORD SETTING: R-So. QB Matt Soltes has thrown 173 consecutive passes without an interception, Cheyney 0-2 .000 0-5 .000 breaking the school record held by Jimmy Terwilliger (170 - 2005-06). The PSAC record is believed to be Kutztown 0-2 .000 0-5 .000 Millersville 0-2 .000 0-5 .000 held by Shippensburg's Zach Zulli, who had 200 pass attempts without an interception last year.

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS YOUTH IS SERVED: One of DII's top off enses is led by two of the top underclassmen at their positions. Passing - Alec Werner (KUTZ), 311.8 Rushing - Franklyn Quiteh (BLOOM), 207.8 Soltes and R-Fr. TB Robert Healy are one of two QB/RB combos in DII to rank in the top 30 in passing Receiving - Trevor Harman (SHIP), 125.8 and rushing yardage, with both players holding freshman or sophomore eligibility. Soltes is 17th in DII Tackles - Sam Dixon-Dougan (KUTZ), 10.4 in passing (298.6 ypg), and Healy is 28th in rushing (111.8 ypg). Healy is 2nd among DII freshmen and Sacks - Webster (BLOOM), Metz (SHIP), 8.0 4th among all freshmen in college football in rushing average, and Soltes led DII freshmen QB's in pass effi ciency and total off ense as a redshirt freshman in 2012. 2013 PSAC West Standings LEAGUE OVERALL WARRIORS ON 1ST DOWN: ESU leads the PSAC in 1st downs per game (27.8) after tying a school record W-L Pct. W-L Pct. with 36 in Saturday's 48-28 win over Clarion. The Warriors defense ranks 2nd in opponents 1st downs (14.8). IUP 2-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 Gannon 2-0 1.000 3-2 .600 Slippery Rock 1-1 .500 4-1 .800 WARRIORS ON 3RD DOWN: ESU is 2nd in the PSAC and 10th in DII in 3rd down percentage (50.0 - 41- California 1-1 .500 3-2 .600 for-82) after going 10-for-14 against Clarion. The Warriors defense is 2nd in the PSAC and 7th in DII in Edinboro 1-1 .500 3-2 .600 Clarion 1-1 .500 3-2 .600 opponents 3rd down percentage (25.4 - 16-for-63). Inlcuded is a 8-for-46 clip (17.4%) on 3rd-and-long (5+) Mercyhurst 0-2 .000 2-3 .400 Seton Hill 0-2 .000 0-5 .000 TIME OF POSSESSION: ESU leads the PSAC and ranks 7th in DII in time of possession (34:30) - aided by INDIVIDUAL LEADERS huge margins in turnovers (+2.0 per game), and effi ciency on 3rd down on both sides of the ball. The Passing - Nigel Barksdale (SRU), 353.0 Warriors 30:22 mark last year was their best since 2002, and just the 2nd time over 30:00 since that year. Rushing - Jansen Jones (GAN), 145.2 They have had possession for 32:27 vs. AIC, 40:46 at Seton Hill, 36:17 at Shippensburg, 26:35 at Cheyney Receiving - John Schademan (SRU), 131.6 Tackles - Tyler Zimmer (SHU), 11.8 (despite running 9 more plays) and 36:25 vs. Clarion. ESU has run 100 more plays than its opponents (413 to Sacks - BJ Stevens (CAL), 5.0 313) through the fi rst 5 games. EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES Statistics Comparison ESU Rankings West Chester Rankings THE LAST MEETING Oct. 6 • ESU 35, West Chester 28 ESU West Chester PSAC NCAA PSAC NCAA OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE EAST STROUDSBURG – Fr. WR Tim Wilson took a 42.0 Scoring 41.8 Scoring 3 18 Scoring 4 20 short pass from R-Fr. QB Matt Soltes for a 33-yard TD with 5 seconds left as ESU knocked off West 229.8 Rushing 250.6 Rushing 3 24 Rushing 2 18 Chester, 35-28, on Homecoming at Eiler-Martin 312.8 Passing 269.6 Passing 4 20 Passing 6 48 Stadium. 542.6 Total 520.2 Total 2 8 Total 4 15 With ESU's 1964 and 1965 State 26-32, 24 TD Red Zone 23-25, 20 TD Red Zone 7 55 Red Zone 3 9 Championship (and Hall of Fame) teams and the 50.0 3rd Down 49.2 3rd Down 2 10 3rd Down 3 14 1982 PSAC championship team looking on, Soltes drove the Warriors 68 yards in 5 plays after West +2.0 Turnover Margin +0.4 Turnover Margin 1 2 (T) Turnover Margin 6 57 Chester rallied from 28-14 down to tie it with 1:10 left. Soltes (30-37, 366 yards, 3 TD) set ESU's DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE completion percentage record in his 2nd career 19.2 Scoring 22.0 Scoring 4 36 Scoring 5 46 start. He opened 14-15 and hit all 5 passes on the 122.0 Rushing 80.2 Rushing 5 42 Rushing 2 8 game-winning drive. Jr. WR Dusty Reed had a 195.6 Passing 239.6 Passing 4 37 Passing 10 104 career-high 13 catches for 139 yards. 317.6 Total 319.8 Total 2 29 Total 3 33 ESU held the ball for 42:37, its most in 10 8-13, 8 TD Red Zone 12-15, 10 TD Red Zone 5 54 Red Zone 8 91 years, gaining 508 yards on 82 plays while 25.4 3rd Down 41.0 3rd Down 2 7 3rd Down 10 116 holding WCU to 313 yards on 45 plays. The Warriors had a 5-2 edge in turnovers and forced 4 in the first half to hand WCU its first Division II INDIVIDUAL DII LEADERS # ranked: PSAC 16, NCAA 163 Tale of the Tape loss after upsetting No. 6 California, 37-34, on the Total Off (Soltes) 9 350.0 road last week. Off ensive Line HT WT Int (Dobbs) 11 (T) 0.6 INDIVIDUAL DII LEADERS Wilson slipped a tackle and sprinted to the ESU 6-4 1/4 303 Int (Vitale) 11 (T) 0.6 Scoring (White) 2 14.4 end zone 7 minutes after bobbling a punt that West Chester 6-3 3/4 300 Passing (Soltes) 17 298.6 All-Purpose (White) 3 238.8 WCU recovered the the 5-yard line with ESU leading 28-14. Rondell White (15 car, 51 yds), the Defensive Line HT WT Pass Eff (Soltes) 21 155.0 KR (Monk) 5 36.3 PSAC's 2nd-leading rusher, scored the next play ESU 6-1 266 FR (Trunzo) 21 (T) 0.4 Rushing (White) 6 152.8 KR (Mercer) 23 29.2 Pass Eff (McCartney) 9 173.3 to make it 28-21 with 6:52 left. QB Mike Mattei West Chester 6-1 1/2 258 threw a 5-yard TD to Erick Brundidge after a 9 play, 77 yard drive to tie it. SERIES HISTORY 2003 H 28 27 W SERIES HIGHS Reed's kick return set ESU up at the 32, and WCU leads 55-22 2002 A 14 17 L Soltes hit R-Fr. WR Jon Schnaars for 6 yards, Wilson for 14 and Reed for 9 and 6 yards before 2001 H 29 9 W ESU Individual Yards Wilson took his 30th completion in for the score. 2012 H 35 28 W 2000 A 12 6 W 40 1996 Points Soltes led ESU's first home win over WCU 2011 A 26 37 L 1999 A 3 49 L 262 1976 Rush Andre Castiglioni 187 2001 since R-Fr. Jimmy Terwilliger threw for 366 2010 H 31 35 L 1998 H 35 57 L 397 1984 Pass Andy Baranek 397 1984 yards in a 28-27 win in 2003. It was ESU's first 2009 A 21 20 W 1997 H 31 32 L 535 2004 Jason Killian 175 1996 win in the series since 2009, with Matt Marshall 2008 H 24 34 L 1996 A 40 33 W quarterbacking. 2007 A 15 30 L 1995 H 34 26 W West Chester 2006 H 28 49 L 1994 A 30 37 L 57 1998 Points West Chester 7 7 0 14 28 2005 A 17 18 L 1993 H 33 35 L 274 1988 Rush Thomas Fulton 234 1997 ESU 0 14 7 14 35 2004 H 38 48 L 1992 A 0 3 L 481 1998 Pass Mike Mitros 481 1998 WC - White 1 run (Leo kick) 2004 H 37 38 L-ot 1991 H 28 21 W 656 1998 Kevin Ingram 227 1999 ESU - Williams 1 run (Groff kick) WC - Beahan 73 pass from Mattei (Leo kick) ESU - Tippett 1 run (Groff kick) West Chester Leaders SCOUTING THE GOLDEN RAMS ESU - Hallman 9 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) West Chester is 5-0 for the fi rst time since 1974, ESU - Reed 24 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD LG ESU's fi rst season under Denny Douds. For many WC - White 5 run (Leo kick) Rondell White 147 764 5.2 10 58 of those years, the Golden Rams played regional WC - Brundidge 5 pass from Mattei (Leo kick) Brandon Monk 34 281 8.3 2 93 power Delaware early in the season before the ESU - Wilson 33 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) Eddie Elliott 6 95 15.8 1 50 series was discontinued prior to this year. WCU ESU WC Sean McCartney 18 73 4.1 1 14 is led by All-America candidates on both sides of the ball in Sr. TB Rondell White and Jr. LB Ronell First Downs 28 14 Passing C-A-I 30-37-1 17-28-3 Passing Comp. Att. Yds. TD Int. Williams. White is 2nd in DII in scoring (14.4 Passing Yds 366 256 Sean McCartney 89 136 1330 13 4 ppg), 3rd in all-purpose yards (238.8) and 6th in Rushing Yds (Att) 142 (35) 57 (17) Rondell White 1 1 18 1 0 rushing (152.8). He had just 51 yards on 15 carries Total Net Yds 508 313 vs. ESU last year, but gained 322 all-purpose yards Fumbles/Lost 1/1 2/2 Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG in a 37-26 win in 2011. Jr. QB Sean McCartney, Penalties/Yds 7/64 7/55 Erick Brundidge 20 305 15.3 4 46 a 5th-year junior, was injured in the 2012 season Punts/Avg. 3/30.0 3/42.3 Rondell White 26 292 11.2 2 30 opener at Delaware so Mike Mattei took over. Rushing — ESU: Williams 20-59, Deery13-58, Tim Keyser 14 219 15.6 1 34 McCartney threw for 383 yards and 2 TD in a Tippett 6-20, Soltes 5-7, Team 1-(-2); WC: White Adam Dempsey 12 186 15.5 3 49 comeback 22-21 win over Kutztown two weeks 15-51, Dempsey 1-11, Mattei 1-(-5). ago, including the game-winning 10-yard TD to Passing — ESU: Soltes 30-37-1 for 366; WC: Mattei Defense Tckl TFL Sck Int. White with 1:05 left. Jr. WR Erick Brundidge (20- 17-28-3 for 256. Receiving — ESU: Reed 13-139, Hallman 5-46, Ronell Williams 42 5.0 2.5 0 305-4) is the top receiving target on the outside. The defense returned 7 starters, including Bleiler 4-72, Schnaars 3-39, Wilson 2-47, Jones Mike Labor 40 4.0 2.5 0 2-13, Radziak 1-10; WC: Beahan 5-129, Kelly 5-72, Blaise Schieler 30 0 0 0 Williams, an AFCA All-American (119 tackles). White 5-27, Brundidge 2-28. EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

THE HEAD COACHES: Denny Douds (Slippery Rock '63) has a career record of 241-168-3 (.589) in his 40th season. 2013 Warriors by Class He has led the Warriors to 9 PSAC titles and 4 NCAA Playoff appearances since taking over as head coach in 1974. His # of players on roster teams won outright state titles in 1975, 1978 and 1982 before the State Game was discontinued following the 1987 (# of players who have played in 2013) season. His teams have claimed PSAC East divisional titles in 1975, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1991, 2002 and 2003. NCAA Playoff appearances have come in 1991, 2004, 2005 - when the Warriors won the Northeast Region title and Seniors 6 (6) advanced to the national semifi nals - and 2009. Juniors 16 (16) Sophomores 18 (18) Redshirt FR 13 (12) Douds holds the PSAC record for career wins (241), which he set in 2008 with a 44-41 (OT) win vs. Shippensburg, and True FR 30 (8) the NCAA DII record for games coached (412), which he set in 2011. He ranks 25th in college football history in career wins and 12th in career games coached. Among active coaches, he is 4th in wins and 2nd in games coached. • 60 players have seen action • 26 have seen fi rst career action Bill Zwaan (Delaware '79) has a 82-43 record in his 11th season as head coach at West Chester. He guided Widener to • 12 have made fi rst career starts a six-year record of 54-14 from 1997-02 and has a career mark of 136-57 (.705). Zwaan has led the Golden Rams to fi ve 2012: Played 15 true freshmen NCAA Playoff appearances and three PSAC East championships in his fi rst 10 seasons at WCU, advancing to the NCAA 2011: Played 7 true freshmen postseason every year from 2004-08. 2010: Played 7 true freshmen 2009: Played 8 true freshmen DOUDS' MILESTONES: Douds is the 13th man to reach 40 seasons as head coach in college football history, the 9th 2008: Played 1 true freshman to coach 40 years at one school, and the 5th to spend all of his 40+ year career at the same institution. He joins Eddie 2007: Played 4 true freshmen Robinson (Grambling, 1941-42, 45-97), John E. Dorman (Upper Iowa, 1905-06, 09-42, 45-59), Joe Paterno (Penn State, 2013 Warriors by State 1966-2011) and Jim Malosky (Minn.-Duluth, 1958-97) on that list. PA 57 DE 1 PROGRAM WINS: ESU has a 457-304-19 (.598) record in its 86th year of varsity football. West Chester (552), IUP (518) NJ 22 VA 1 and Slippery Rock (460) are the only other PSAC programs with at least 450 wins. NY 2 As head coach, Douds is responsible for 52.8 percent of the program's games (412 of 780), and 52.7 percent of its wins Start Chart (241 of 457). Including 68 games and 45 wins as an assistant coach under Charlie Reese from 1966-73, he has coached in 480 of the 780 games (61.5 percent) and 286 of the 457 wins (62.6 percent) in program history. There have been at The following list includes all least 4 head coaches at every other PSAC school since Douds was named ESU head coach in 1974. Along with holding members of the 2013 Warriors who the PSAC record for career wins, Douds has also coached in 109 more games than the 2nd-most in conference history have started at least one game (Millersville's Gene Carpenter, 303, who he faced 27 times). during their careers. The numbers in parentheses indicate a current streak of consecutive starts: DOUDS' FOES: West Chester's Bill Zwaan (11 games) is Douds' most frequent opponent among active coaches, playing 11 times since Zwaan took over at WCU in 2003. He faced Millersville's Gene Carpenter 27 times, and faced OFFENSE Danny Hale 26 times between his career at West Chester and Bloomsburg before Hale retired this spring. C Greg Blue ...... 33 (22) WR Robert Bleiler ...... 27 (17) FB Thomas Tippett ...... 19 (4) Douds has coached against 101 diff erent head coaches in his career at ESU, adding his 101st (Seton Hill's Isaac Collins) LG Pete Wolmart ...... 17 (15) on Sept. 14. Mercyhurst's Marty Schaetzle was the 100th in the 2012 season fi nale. He is 67-34 vs. fi rst-time foes and LT Cody Laubach ...... 15 (15) will face 3 more this season - Bloomsburg's Paul Darragh, Kutztown's Drew Folmar and Millersville's Greg Breitbach - QB Matt Soltes ...... 12 (12) along with Collins. WR Ray Dominguez ...... 8 WR Tim Wilson ...... 5 (5) RG Eric Burleson ...... 5 (5) RT Raymond Ocasio, Jr...... 5 (5) TB Robert Healy ...... 4 (2) 2013 Game-by-Game Starters - Off ense WR Jon Schnaars ...... 4 (2) Opponent QB TB FB WR WR WR LT LG C RG RT QB Nate Daniels...... 4 AIC Soltes Healy Jones (TE) Bleiler Wilson Schnaars Laubach Wolmart Blue Burleson Ocasio TE Steven Jones ...... 4 Seton Hill Soltes Healy Tippett Bleiler Wilson Schnaars Laubach Wolmart Blue Burleson Ocasio TB Gerald Van De Cruz ...... 1 Shippensburg Soltes Van De Cruz Tippett Bleiler Wilson Jones (TE) Laubach Wolmart Blue Burleson Ocasio Cheyney Soltes Healy Tippett Bleiler Wilson Schnaars Laubach Wolmart Blue Burleson Ocasio DEFENSE Clarion Soltes Healy Tippett Bleiler Wilson Schnaars Laubach Wolmart Blue Burleson Ocasio DE Brandon Gattelli ...... 22 (18) West Chester FS Anthony Singlar ...... 20 (16) Bloomsburg OLB Darius Jackson* ...... 19 (9) Kutztown DL Bryan Thomson ...... 16 (15) Lock Haven LB Cody Simcox ...... 14 (14) Millersville CB Teron Dobbs ...... 13 (13) Mercyhurst DL Jon Noble ...... 5 (5) CB Konrad Mims ...... 5 (5) FS Dean Vitale ...... 5 (5) 2013 Game-by-Game Starters - Defense DE Sam Trunzo...... 4 (4) Opponent DE DT DT DE OLB MLB OLB CB CB S FS OLB Kaje Cowans ...... 4 (1) AIC Gattelli Thomson Noble Haddad Jackson Simcox Cowans Dobbs Mims Singlar Vitale DE Tarik Haddad ...... 3 Seton Hill Gattelli Thomson Noble Trunzo Jackson Simcox Cowans Dobbs Mims Singlar Vitale OLB Corbyn Nyemah ...... 1 Shippensburg Gattelli Thomson Noble Trunzo Jackson Simcox Cowans Dobbs Mims Singlar Vitale Cheyney Gattelli Thomson Noble Trunzo Jackson Simcox Nyemah Dobbs Mims Singlar Vitale *Jackson includes 5 starts at FB Clarion Gattelli Thomson Noble Trunzo Jackson Simcox Cowans Dobbs Mims Singlar Vitale Bold indicates returning starter West Chester entering 2013 season. Bloomsburg Kutztown Lock Haven Millersville Mercyhurst EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS PASSING YARDS TACKLES ESU’s Record under Douds... Matt Soltes 535, '12 at LIU Post Cody Simcox 17, '12 at Bloomsburg RUSHING YARDS Nate Daniels 355, '12 vs. Lock Haven Anthony Singlar 14, '12 vs. Ship W L T Robert Healy 189, '13 at Ship Dean Vitale 10, '13 at Ship Leads at Half 191 28 2 Matt Soltes 131, '12 at LIU Post RECEPTIONS Brandon Gattelli 9, '12 at LIU Post Tied at Half 16 12 Robert Bleiler 9, '13 at Ship Gerald Van De Cruz 81, '13 at Seton Hill Bryan Thomson 9, twice Trails at Half 34 128 1 Jon Schnaars 9, '13 vs. Clarion Derrick Dyer 58, '13 at Seton Hill Darius Jackson 8, twice Ray Dominguez 7, '11 vs. Bloomsburg Kaje Cowans 8, '13 vs. AIC Leads entering 4th 202 23 2 Raul Quinones 46, '13 at Seton Hill Steven Jones 5, '12 at LIU Post Konrad Mims 7, '13 vs. Clarion Tied entering 4th 9 5 Thomas Tippett 20, '12 vs. West Chester Thomas Tippett 5, '13 vs. Clarion Sam Trunzo 7, '13 vs. Clarion Trails entering 4th 30 140 1 TOTAL OFFENSE RECEIVING YARDS LONGEST FIELD GOAL +10 entering 4th 148 3 Matt Soltes 666, '12 at LIU Post Robert Bleiler 172, '11 vs. Pace -10 entering 4th 4 91 Nate Daniels 355, '12 vs. Lock Haven Steven Jones 144, '13 at Cheyney Taylor Groff 52, 2x ('12 at Bloom) Jon Schnaars 124, twice Scores 30+ 133 23 Ray Dominguez 111, '11 vs. Bloomsburg LONGEST PUNT PASS COMPLETIONS Scores 20-29 64 40 Thomas Tippett 77, '13 vs. Clarion Matt Soltes 30, '12 vs. West Chester Jordan Bair 53, 2x ('12 at Bloom) Gerard Wendowski 71, '13 at Cheyney Scores 19- 44 105 3 Nate Daniels 17, '12 vs. Lock Haven Tim Wilson 51, '12 at Bloomsburg Opp scores 30+ 17 86 Opp scores 20-29 54 52 5 TAKEAWAYS FROM 48-28 WIN vs. CLARION Opp scores 19- 170 30 3 1. ESU scored TD's on 7 of its fi rst 8 possessions. All 7 drives went 64+ yards - including 4 of 80+, and 3 of 90+. 2. ESU's 692 yards (463 passing, 229 rushing) are 6th-most in school history. ESU throws for 300 65 30 3. Soltes was 23-for-28 for 357 yards and 2 TD in the 1st half - the 2nd-most passing yards in a half in ESU history. Opp throws for 300 23 19 4. Soltes' 444 passing yards rank 11th in school history, and his 481 total yards rank 12th - along with his school record for completion percentage (85.3 - 29-for-34). ESU runs for 200 82 7 2 5. R-Sr. WR Robert Bleiler had his 3rd straight 100-yard receiving game (8-130, 2 TD). R-So. WR Jon Schnaars had a Opp runs for 200 32 86 career-high 9 catches for 124 yards, and R-Sr. FB Thomas Tippett had career-highs with 5 catches for 78 yards. ESU 500 total yds 52 12 Opp 500 total yds 4 34 WHAT TO LOOK FOR vs. WEST CHESTER 1. ESU is playing an undefeated team (at least 5-0) for the 11th time under Douds. The last win came at Bloomsburg Notes: (11-0) in the 2005 NCAA Playoff s (52-39). Others came in 1996 vs. IUP (5-0, 23-12) and 1979 vs. Millersville (6-0, 12-7). ESU ended a streak of 48 straight 2. ESU is 5th in DII in opponents completion % (46.3). WCU leads the PSAC and is 20th in DII in completion % (64.7) losses when trailing by 10+ points 3. ESU held the ball for 42:37 in last year's 35-28 win, and is 7th in DII in time of possession (34:30) this season. entering 4th in 2011 fi nale 4. WCU TB Rondell White had 15 carries for 51 yards last year. He had 27 carries for 201 yards in a 37-26 win in 2011. -- trailed Edinboro 23-13, won 27-26 5. WCU won 37-34 at #6 California the week before playing ESU last year. They beat Cal 38-31 on Saturday. -- previous W - 1991, 21-20 at KU 6. WCU's Shawn Leo (265) and ESU Sr. K Taylor Groff (262) are 4th and 5th among active DII kickers in career points. ESU has won 4 of its last 9 games 7. ESU has 500+ yards of total off ense in 4 consecutive games. The school record of 5 straight was set in 2004. when trailing at halftime -- had lost 15 straight previously THE OFFENSE ESU has lost 4 of its last 13 when leading at halftime (since 2010) NCAA ACTIVE CAREER RANKINGS -- had won 13 straight previously • R-So. QB Matt Soltes is 3rd in DII, and 7th in all of college football, with 327.2 yards of total off ense per game • R-Sr. WR Robert Bleiler is 4th in DII with 16.8 yards per catch ESU has lost 5 of its last 14 games • Sr. K Taylor Groff is 2nd in DII in points per game by a kicker (7.7), and 4th in fi eld goals per game (1.29) when leading entering 4th (20-17 vs. Shippensburg, 2010) NCAA SEASON RANKINGS (22-19 vs. California, 2011) (32-20 vs. Bloomsburg, 2011) • R-Jr. TE Steven Jones is 2nd among DII tight ends with 6 receiving TD, and is 4th in receiving yards (67.6 ypg) (31-27 vs. Millersville, 2011) • R-Fr. TB Robert Healy is 2nd among DII freshmen in rushing (111.8 ypg) (31-27 at Clarion, 2012) -- had won 14 straight previously RECORD PACE • ESU is averaging 542.6 yards per game. The school record of 509.1 was set in 1996. ESU has won 63 of its last 64 games • ESU is averaging 82.6 plays per game. The school record of 81.1 was set in 1994. when entering 4th with 10+ point • ESU is averaging 312.8 passing yards per game, which currently ranks 6th in school history. lead (L 20-17 vs. Ship, 2010) • ESU is averaging 229.8 rushing yards per game, currently 4th and the most since 1976 (239.6 ypg). ESU has won 26 straight when • ESU is averaging 5.3 yards per carry. The school record of 5.2 was set in 2004. holding opponent under 20 points • ESU is averaging 42.0 points per game, currently 3rd behind 2005 (42.5 ppg) and 1968 (42.1 ppg). (last L - 2006, 9-7 vs. Bentley) • ESU is converting 50.0 percent of its 3rd downs, its best rate since 2006 (50.4). • ESU has committed 3 turnovers through 5 games. The Warriors' lowest number since 1970 is 13 in 2001 (10 games). ESU ended a streak of 33 straight wins when running for 200 yards in Inside the PSAC East 2013 at Shippensburg -- ran for 301 yards in 41-31 loss (Record) Last Week This Week Next Week -- previous L - 2000, 17-16 vs. KU Bloomsburg 5-0, 2-0 W 38-14 at Gannon MILLERSVILLE (3:30 p.m.) at East Stroudsburg (1:05 p.m.) West Chester 5-0, 2-0 W 38-31 vs. California EAST STROUDSBURG (2:00 p.m.) at Lock Haven (12:00 p.m.) ESU has lost 4 of its last 11 games Shippensburg 3-2, 2-0 W 73-27 vs. Seton Hill at Lock Haven (3:00 p.m.) KUTZTOWN (1:00 p.m.) when gaining 500 total yards ESU 4-1, 1-1 W 48-28 vs. Clarion at West Chester (2:00 p.m.) BLOOMSBURG (1:05 p.m.) (49-32 at Kutztown, 2011) Lock Haven 2-3, 1-1 L 31-6 at Edinboro SHIPPENSBURG (3:00 p.m.) WEST CHESTER (12:00 p.m.) (34-30 vs. C.W. Post, 2011) Kutztown 0-5, 0-2 L 58-10 vs. Slippery Rock CHEYNEY (1:05 p.m.) at Shippensburg (1:00 p.m.) (52-45 at Mercyhurst, 2012) Millersville 0-5, 0-2 L 62-3 at IUP at Bloomsburg (3:30 p.m.) at Cheyney (1:00 p.m.) (41-31 at Shippensburg, 2013) Cheyney 0-5, 0-2 L 63-14 at Mercyhurst at Kutztown (1:05 p.m.) MILLERSVILLE (1:00 p.m.) -- had won 19 straight previously EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

Starters Returning/Lost Matt Soltes - Game-by-Game 2012 (R-Fr) C-A Yds TD Int Rush Yds TD Total Off Notes Off ense Lock Haven 0-2 0 0 0 1 -8 0 -8 1st career action (4th quarter) Shippensburg 8-20 114 0 0 5 40 0 154 Entered in 3rd quarter RETURNING (6) Cheyney 7-10 171 1 0 2 22 0 193 Entered in 2nd quarter QB Matt Soltes (R-So.) at Clarion 17-32 256 1 1 21 62 0 318 1st career start FB Thomas Tippett (R-Sr.) West Chester 30-37 366 3 1 5 7 0 373 ESU record completion % (81.1) WR Robert Bleiler (R-Sr.) at Bloomsburg 13-25 167 1 0 14 54 0 221 C Greg Blue (R-Sr.) Kutztown 28-40 363 3 0 12 33 0 396 at LIU Post 26-42 535 5 3 12 131 0 666 PSAC record, NCAA FR record for total off ense LG Pete Wolmart (Jr.) at Millersville 18-31 256 2 1 10 126 2 382 1,444 yds in last 3 games (ESU record) LT Cody Laubach (So.) at Mercyhurst 24-42 394 5 3 14 69 0 463 1,907 yds in last 4 games (ESU record) Season (10) 171-281 2622 21 9 96 536 2 3158 262.2 pass yds, 315.8 total per game LOST (5) As Starter (7) 156-249 2337 20 9 88 482 2 2819 333.9 pass yds, 402.7 total per game TB Kendrick Williams * Starts in italics (402.7 ypg as starter - would have led DII) WR Jordan Hallman WR Dusty Reed 2013 (R-So) C-A Yds TD Int Rush Yds TD Total Off Notes RG Seve Rivers AIC 20-39 215 1 1 10 48 0 263 RT Wrenton Wright II at Seton Hill 12-23 188 4 0 3 23 0 211 4 TD passes in 1st half (3 in 1st quarter) at Shippensburg 23-49 259 3 0 19 117 1 376 3rd 100-yd rushing game (all in last 6) Defense at Cheyney 19-33 387 3 0 9 32 1 419 350+ yds total off ense in 7 of fi rst 11 starts Clarion 29-34 444 4 0 10 37 0 481 ESU record completion % (85.3) RETURNING (6) Season 103-178 1493 15 1 51 257 2 1750 DE Brandon Gattelli (R-Jr.) CAREER DT Bryan Thomson (R-Jr.) 2012 171-281 2622 21 9 96 536 2 3158 PSAC East Freshman of the Year OLB Darius Jackson (Sr.) 2013 103-178 1493 15 1 51 257 2 1750 ILB Cody Simcox (Jr.) 274-459 4115 36 10 147 793 4 4908 CB Teron Dobbs (So.) S Anthony Singlar (R-Jr.) SOLTES THROUGH 12 STARTS: R-So. QB Matt Soltes, PROTECTING THE FOOTBALL: Soltes has attempted the 2012 PSAC East Freshman of the Year, made his 2nd 173 passes without an interception, the longest streak in LOST (5) DE Waverly Harris career start in last year's 35-28 win over West Chester. He school history. DL Sam Hull earned the 1st of his 4 career PSAC East Off ensive Player OLB Greg Jones of the Week awards, going 30-for-37 for 366 yards and Jimmy Terwilliger held the previous record with 170 ILB Don Kinney, Jr. 3 TD. He broke his completion percentage record (81.1) consecutive passes, spanning 7 games in 2005-06. The CB Andrew Coyle last week vs. Clarion (85.3, 29-for-34, 444 yards, 4 TD). streak began in a 52-39 win over Bloomsburg in the 2nd round of the 2005 NCAA DII Playoff s, and ended vs. Special Teams Through 12 starts, Soltes is averaging 380.8 yards of total California in the 4th game of the 2006 season. off ense, with 3,830 passing yards and 739 rushing yards. RETURNING (2) He is 259-for-427 passing with 35 TD and 10 Int., and has SOLTES IN PSAC / NCAA RANKINGS (2012) K Taylor Groff (Sr.) P Jordan Bair (Jr.) carried 139 times and scored 4 rushing TD. PSAC DII DII FR Total Off ense 315.8 3 12 1 2012 Honor Roll He has 350+ yards of total off ense in 8 games, and 300+ Pass Effi ciency 157.5 4 12 1 yards in 9 games. Passing 262.2 5 26 4 Football Gazette All-America DL Bryan Thomson, 3rd team SOLTES IN PSAC / NCAA RANKINGS (2013) PSAC EAST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Soltes had one PSAC DII of the top freshman seasons in PSAC history last fall, Daktronics All-Region Total Off ense 350.0 2 9 gaining 3,158 yards of total off ense (2,622 passing, 536 DL Bryan Thomson, 1st team Pass Effi ciency 155.0 5 21 rushing). He was the 4th PSAC quarterback, and fi rst non- K Taylor Groff , 1st team Passing 298.8 4 17 senior, with 2,500 yards passing and 500 yards rushing in a season. Football Gazette All-Region He also leads PSAC QB's with 257 rushing yards and has DL Bryan Thomson, 1st team a 15-to-1 TD-to-interception ratio. His 15 TD passes are • Soltes led DII freshmen in both total off ense (315.8 ypg) K Taylor Groff , 1st team WR Dusty Reed, 3rd team 3rd-most among DII QB's with 0 or 1 interceptions. and pass effi ciency (157.5) FB Thomas Tippett, 3rd team EXPLOSIVE OFFENSE: ESU’s off ensive averages and PSAC rank since 2002 (PSAC leaders in bold) Mitchell Award Finalist • ESU has at least one TD pass in 111 of 117 games since 2003; Terwilliger set Division II record with 39 straight K Taylor Groff TEAM INDIVIDUAL PSAC East Defensive POY Year Scoring Total Passing Total Passing DL Bryan Thomson 2012 38.5 (3) 497.9 (2, 4th DII) 327.6 (3) Matt Soltes, 315.8 (3) Soltes, 262.2 (5) 2011 24.9 (11) 430.6 (3) 323.2 (1, 5th DII) Ray Wagner, 307.0 (1) Wagner, 293.3 (1) PSAC East Freshman of the Year QB Matt Soltes 2010 31.9 (5) 385.2 (5) 259.6 (2) Matt Marshall, 255.9 (3) Marshall, 228.5 (3) 2009 29.3 (5) 405.3 (2) 270.5 (3) Matt Marshall, 270.9 (2) Marshall, 244.8 (3) All-PSAC East 1st team 2008 35.2 (3) 417.1 (5) 298.9 (1) Tim Roken, 252.2 (3) Roken, 240.9 (4) WR Dusty Reed 2007 26.6 (8) 334.8 (9) 222.7 (6) Tim Roken, 269.0 (2) Roken, 252.1 (3) G Seve Rivers 2006 35.0 (1) 412.7 (2) 284.4 (1, 5th DII) Jimmy Terwilliger, 315.5 (1) Terwilliger, 269.6 (1) K Taylor Groff 2005 42.6 (1, 4th DII) 508.4 (1, 5th DII) 345.4 (1, 2nd DII) Jimmy Terwilliger, 354.3 (1) Terwilliger, 326.5 (1) DL Bryan Thomson 2004 37.2 (1) 498.1 (1, 4th DII) 334.7 (1) Jimmy Terwilliger, 357.7 (1) Terwilliger, 318.8 (1) 2003 35.8 (1) 439.5 (2) 274.5 (1) Jimmy Terwilliger, 303.8 (1) Terwilliger, 271.5 (1) 2002 29.6 (3) 388.3 (1) 242.1 (1) Jeremy Palm, 264.6 (1) Palm, 244.4 (1) EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

Robert Healy - Game-by-Game SCORING DRIVES HEALY Carries Yards Avg. TD Rec. Yards TD Total Plays Yards TD Opp. Scoring Play Summary (Qtr.) AIC 22 91 4.1 2 1 9 0 23 100 2 AIC Schnaars 7 pass from Soltes 5-55 / 1:59 (1) at Seton Hill 16 111 6.9 0 0 0 0 16 111 0 AIC Healy 2 run 13-83 / 4:22 (4) at Shippensburg 20 189 9.4 0 1 37 0 21 226 0 AIC Healy 4 run 9-63 / 4:07 (4) at Cheyney 11 36 3.3 0 0 0 0 11 36 0 SH Jones 15 pass from Soltes 7-50 / 3:28 (1) Clarion 14 132 9.4 2 0 0 0 14 132 2 SH Safety (1) 83 559 6.7 4 2 46 0 85 605 4 SH Schnaars 4 pass from Soltes 6-39 / 1:47 (1) SH Wilson 11 pass from Soltes 5-35 / 1:58 (1) Rushing Yards per Game - NCAA Freshmen (Division) SH Jackson 19 fumble return (1) 1. 148.8 - Mason Dixon, Beloit (III) SH Bleiler 31 pass from Soltes 7-72 / 2:44 (2) 2. 118.2 - Luke Papilion, Sioux Falls (II) SH Groff 33 fi eld goal 9-42 / 4:13 (2) SH Safety (2) 3. 112.2 - Trey Lee, Stevenson (III) SH Tippett 1 run 12-54 / 6:34 (3) 4. 111.8 - Robert Healy, ESU (II) SH Van De Cruz 5 run 5-60 / 2:46 (3) SH Dyer 1 run 2-16 / 0:33 (4) Rushing Yards, Game - ESU Freshman (since 1968) SH Quinones 2 run 14-65 / 7:14 (4) 1. 222 - Stewart Ford at Cheyney, 1997 SHIP Groff 25 fi eld goal 8-68 / 3:58 (1) 2. 192 - Elroy Denegal vs. SCSU, 1987 SHIP Soltes 9 run 4-47 / 1:15 (2) 3. 189 - Robert Healy at Shippensburg, 2013 SHIP Bleiler 6 pass from Soltes 4-34 / 0:52 (2) SHIP Bleiler 2 pass from Soltes 8-85 / 3:30 (4) SHIP Jones 12 pass from Soltes 9-68 / 2:43 (4) Yards from Scrimmage, Game - ESU Freshman (since 1974) CHEY Tippett 1 run 6-75 / 2:27 (1) 1. 226 - Robert Healy at Shippensburg, 2013 CHEY Jones 80 pass from Soltes 1-80 / 0:15 (1) 2. 222 - Stewart Ford at Cheyney, 1997 CHEY Jones 53 pass from Soltes 8-90 / 2:19 (2) CHEY Tippett 1 run 7-25 / 1:09 (2) • 3,158 total yards are 2nd-most among PSAC FAMILY TRADITION: Soltes and his father, Andy, CHEY Jones 3 pass from Soltes 5-34 / 2:15 (3) freshmen behind ESU's Jimmy Terwilliger (3,342 are the 3rd father-son tandem to throw a TD pass CHEY Soltes 6 run 11-80 / 4:00 (4) yards, 2003) for the Warriors under Douds. Matt's fi rst career CLAR Healy 14 run 6-71 / 2:41 (1) • His 2,622 passing yards are 3rd-most among TD was a 49-yard pass to Thomas Tippett vs. CLAR Bleiler 37 pass from Soltes 4-75 / 1:26 (1) PSAC freshmen Cheyney on Sept. 22, 2012. CLAR Healy 12 run 9-97 / 3:59 (2) CLAR Van De Cruz 1 run 4-64 / 1:31 (2) CLAR Bleiler 7 pass from Soltes 15-93 / 3:58 (2) Soltes started the fi nal 7 games of the season and Andy's only career TD was a 73-yard pass to CLAR Jones 12 pass from Soltes 11-93 / 6:17 (3) had 6 games with 300+ yards of total off ense. He Scott Benoit that put the Warriors ahead in the CLAR Tippett 3 pass from Soltes 9-82 / 4:30 (4) set an NCAA freshman record with 666 yards at 4th quarter of a 17-9 win at West Chester in LIU Post, becoming the fi rst PSAC QB to throw for 1982. He suff ered an injury in the spring game TD DRIVES: 108 of ESU’s 238 TD drives since 2008 500 yards (535) and rush for 100 (131) in a single the following year. Matt's 5th career TD was the have spanned less than 2:00: game. 33-yard pass to Tim Wilson to beat West Chester, 35-28, on Oct. 6, 2012. 08 09 10 11 12 13 • He had 1,907 yards over the fi nal 4 games - the Total drives 47 44 42 32 46 28 less than 1:00 8 8 12 9 9 3 most in school history Other tandems are Mike and Jimmy Terwilliger 1:00-1:59 15 9 10 8 12 7 • His 402.7 yards of total off ense per game as a and Brian and Matt Marshall. 2:00-2:59 9 6 9 5 8 7 starter would have led NCAA Division II 3:00-4:59 12 15 7 7 15 8 Mike Terwilliger, ESU's off ensive coordinator, was 5:00 or more 3 5 4 3 2 3 He was a 3-time PSAC East Off ensive Player of the QB for Douds' fi rst four years (1974-77) and has Week in games against West Chester, LIU Post and been an assistant coach ever since. He led ESU 103 of ESU’s 238 TD drives since 2008 have been Millersville. to a 30-4-1 record in 35 starts and threw 33 TD accomplished in 5 plays or less: passes. His son, Jimmy, was a four-year Harlon 5 plays or less 1 play Against West Chester, he set ESU's single-game Hill candidate from 2003-06, the 2005 Harlon Hill 2008 26 (55%) 4 completion % record (81.1, 30-for-37) in his 2nd Award winner, and tied the NCAA all-division 2009 16 (36%) 5 career start, throwing for 366 yards and 3 TD. record with 148 TD passes. Jimmy was 36-12, 2010 21 (50%) 4 starting all 48 games, and took the Warriors to the 2011 15 (47%) 3 DOING IT ON THE GROUND: Soltes ranks 3rd NCAA DII semifi nals in 2005. 2012 21 (46%) 2 at ESU in career rushing yards by a QB (793), 2013 10 (36%) 1 including 117 yards at Shippensburg for his 3rd Brian Marshall was the Warriors' QB in 1981, under career 100-yard game. Terwilliger's tutelage, and threw 5 TD passes. His 80+ YARD SCORING DRIVES: 2008 10 10 TDs son, Matt, was a two-year starter, led ESU to the 2009 13 12 TDs Soltes ranked 2nd at ESU in rushing yards by a 2009 NCAA Playoff s and threw 61 TD passes (4th 2010 4 3 TDs QB in a season (536) in 2012, trailing only current in school history) from 2007-10. 2011 9 7 TDs Vanderbilt head coach James Franklin, who ran for 2012 9 8 TDs 543 yards as a senior in 1994. Soltes had the 3rd- ADDING IT ALL UP: TD passes by family ... 2013 9 9 TDs and 4th-most rushing yards in a game by an ESU Terwilligers 181 (Mike 33, Jimmy 148) ... Marshalls QB since 1968 last year, with 131 at LIU Post and 66 (Brian 5, Matt 61) ... Soltes 37 (Andy 1, Matt 36) 126 at Millersville in back-to-back weeks. He was ... TD passes by fathers -- 39 ... TD passes by sons 1st ESU QB to run for 100+ yards in consecutive -- 245 and counting. games since at least 1968. EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES DANIELS PROVIDES DEPTH: R-Sr. QB Nate Daniels has made 4 career JONES' BREAKOUT GAME: R-Jr. TE Steven Jones had 4 catches for 144 starts, including the fi rst 3 games last season. He made his fi rst career start yards and 3 TD (80, 53 and 3 yards) two weeks ago at Cheyney. He scored as a redshirt sophomore at Shippensburg in the 10th game of the 2011 on his fi rst 3 receptions of the game. Jones: season. • was the fi rst tight end with 3 TD under Denny Douds (40 years) • was the fi rst tight end with a 100-yard game since 1991 (Paul Bandholz, Daniels went over 1,000-yard mark in career passing yardage at Cheyney, 102 vs. Mansfi eld) going 3-for-7 for 43 yards. In his career, he is 55-for-103 for 1,012 yards, 9 • ranks 3rd on ESU's single-game yardage list by a tight end in the last 40 TD and 5 Int. years. Ernie Siegrist had 192 yards at Millersville in 1982, and 170 yards vs. Edinboro in 1984 In last year's season opener, a 31-0 win over Lock Haven, Daniels was • has the 2nd-longest pass play by a tight end in college football this 17-for-26 for 355 yards and 4 TD - the 4th-most passing yards in a season season, and the longest in DII (80 yards) opener in ESU history. In the last 8 games, Jones has 25 catches for 473 yards and 11 TD: He was 35-for-60 for 631 yards, 7 TD and 3 Int. for a pass effi ciency rating of • 15 catches, 338 yards, 6 TD in 5 games in 2013 175.2 last year. • 10 catches, 135 yards, 5 TD in fi nal 3 games in 2012

IN THE FRONT ROW: ESU's off ensive linemen have combined for 75 In 2013: Jones leads PSAC receiviers with 22.5 yards per catch, ranks 3rd career starts entering this week's game. Two Warriors made their 1st career with 6 TD, and 11th with 67.6 yards per game. He ranks 2nd among DII starts in the season opener vs. AIC in So. RG Eric Burleson and R-So. RT tight ends with 6 TD, and 4th in yards per game. Raymond Ocasio, Jr. • 2 catches, 32 yards vs. AIC • 2 catches, 56 yards, TD at Seton Hill The Warriors lost 84 career starts from guard Seve Rivers (41), a 2-time All- • 3 catches, 29 yards, TD at Shippensburg PSAC East selection, and tackle Wrenton Wright II (43) - but returned their • 4 catches, 144 yards, 3 TD at Cheyney other 3 starters for 2013. Rivers and Wright were the 6th and 7th Warriors • 4 catches, 77 yards, TD vs. Clarion - and 4th and 5th OL - to make 40 career starts since 2003. Jones can become the 5th ESU receiver with a TD catch in 5 straight Last year, the Warriors started the same 5 off ensive linemen in all 10 games games, joining Evan Prall (14 - 2005), Tim Strenfel (5 - 2004), Jason Klush (5 and had just one position change, fl ipping Wright II to right tackle and - 1998) and Mike Mancuso (5 - 1997). current So. Cody Laubach to left tackle for weeks 8-10. HEALY'S BREAKOUT GAME: R-Fr. TB Robert Healy had 20 carries for 189 LT -- So. Cody Laubach (6-5, 315) yards, and a 37-yard reception, for 226 yards from scrimmage 3 weeks • 15 career starts (every game) ago at Shippensburg - the most by an ESU freshman under Denny Douds. • 2012: 10 starts (fi rst 7 at RT, last 3 at LT) His 189 rushing yards are 3rd-most by an ESU freshman since 1968: Healy • 1st true FR to start every game since 2004 enters this week with 559 rushing yards, 4th on ESU's freshman list. • fi rst true freshman OL to start opener since 2004 THORP AWARD WINNER: Healy was the recipient of the Thorp Award as LG -- Jr. Pete Wolmart (6-3, 310) the top player in Nassau County as a high school senior at East Meadow • 17 career starts (15 straight) (N.Y.). Previous winners include D'Brickashaw Ferguson (2001), Amos • Started all 10 games at LG in 2012 Zereoue (1993-94), Matt Snell (1959), John Mackey (1958) and Jim Brown • 2 starts as a freshman, both at LT (1952).

C -- R-Sr. Greg Blue (6-2, 285) • ran for 1,800 yards and 38 TD to set Long Island record for points (236) in • 33 career starts (22 straight - both lead team) a single season • 14 at center, 9 at LG, 9 at RG • All-Long Island and 2nd team All-State • Started all 10 games at center in 2012 • led team to Nassau County championship • Started 9 games at LG as a R-SO in 2011 • Started 9 games at RG as a R-FR in 2010 REBUILDING THE GROUND GAME: The Warriors are 3rd in the PSAC and 24th in Division II in rushing off ense with 229.8 yards per game, despite RG -- So. Eric Burleson (6-4, 305) entering the year without a tailback who had carried the ball at ESU. • 5 career starts • 2012: 7 games (short-yardage/special teams) ESU ran for 170.3 yards per game in 2012 - its most since 2001 (173.6) - and • Replaces Seve Rivers (41 career starts) had 3 players gain 500+ yards for just the 2nd time in school history - Eric Deery (551), Soltes (536) and Kendrick Williams (532). In 1994, Orlando RT -- R-So. Raymond Ocasio, Jr. (6-7, 300) Williams (628), Jason Killian (559) and QB James Franklin (543) all went • 5 career starts over 500 yards. • Played in 3 games in 2012 • Starter on District and AAA state championship team at Allentown The Warriors have replaced both tailbacks in Williams and Deery. Williams Central Catholic ranks 5th at ESU in career rushing yards (2,177), 3rd in rushing TD (23), 2nd in carries (475) and 5th in all-purpose yards (3,580). Deery ran for 1,421 yards and 9 TD in 4 seasons.

HEALY SHOULDERS THE LOAD: R-Fr. Robert Healy had 31 of the 37 carries by ESU tailbacks against Shippensburg and Cheyney, after sharing carries with junior transfers Gerald Van De Cruz and Derrick Dyer in the fi rst 2 games. Van De Cruz suff ered an injury in the 2nd quarter at Shippensburg, and was held out of the Cheyney game. Dyer has been unavailable the last 3 weeks. EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES R-Fr. Raul Quinones ran for 46 yards on 12 carries at AIC, giving the WARRIORS 100-YARD RECEIVERS Warriors 4 players with 10+ carries for the fi rst time since 1979. Quinones was moved to the defensive backfi eld for one week, before moving back to Robert Bleiler (6) 172 vs. Pace 2011 tailback for the following week vs. Cheyney. 153 at Kutztown 2011 137 at Mercyhurst 2012 115 at Shippensburg 2013 Jr. Gerald Van De Cruz - Phillipsburg, N.J. 154 at Cheyney 2013 • 2013: 146 yards, 32 carries (4.6 avg), 2 TD 130 vs. Clarion 2013 • 46 yards, 15 carries, TD vs. Clarion (dnp previous week at Cheyney) Jon Schnaars (2) 124 at LIU Post 2012 • 3 yards, 3 carries at Ship (left due to injury) 124 vs. Clarion 2013 • 81 yards, 12 carries, TD at Seton Hill Steven Jones 144 at Cheyney 2013 • 16 yards, 2 carries in 4th quarter vs. AIC Ray Dominguez 111 vs. Bloomsburg 2011 • transfer from Lackawanna College • 4-year letterwinner at FB and NG at Phillipsburg • 2010 Warren County Player of the Year SPREADING IT AROUND: The Warriors had 5 returners who caught at least • 1st team All-West Jersey and All-Area 10 passes last season:

Jr. Derrick Dyer - Pennsauken, N.J./Palmyra Yr. Games Rec Yds TD • 2013: 75 yards, 15 carries (5.0 avg), TD (dnp last 3 games) Robert Bleiler R-Sr. 10 37 609 4 • 58 yards, 10 carries, TD at Seton Hill Thomas Tippett R-Sr. 10 19 288 1 Steven Jones R-Jr. 10 18 260 5 • 17 yards, 5 carries in 4th quarter vs. AIC Jon Schnaars R-So. 10 16 312 1 • transfer from Seton Hill Tim Wilson So. 7 11 167 2 • led Griffi ns in rushing in 2012, with 66 carries for 274 yards and 3 TD • 2-time All-Freedom Division defensive back at Palmyra HS SOPHOMORE RECEIVERS: The Warriors have 5 sophomores who are • ran for 1,097 yards on 152 carries contributing at receiver this season:

1 YARD AT A TIME: R-Sr. FB Thomas Tippett has 9 career rushing TD, all R-So. Jon Schnaars from the 1-yard line. He has 11 total career TD, - including a 49-yard TD • 2013: 25 catches, 278 yards, 2 TD (9 catches, 124 yards vs. Clarion) catch vs. Cheyney in 2012, and a 3-yard TD vs. Clarion. • 2012: 16 catches, 312 yards, 1 TD • 4th on team in receiving yards Tippett was named to the Football Gazette All-Region 3rd team last year, • 5 catches, 124 yards at LIU Post with 19 catches, 288 yards and a TD, and 19 carries, 51 yards and 5 TD. • 3 catches, 90 yards, TD (46 yards) vs. Kutztown

2013: 6 carries, 8 yards, 3 TD ... 9 catches, 107 yards, TD So. Tim Wilson • 5 catches, 78 yards (both career-highs), TD vs. Clarion • 2013: 4 catches, 61 yards, TD (11 yds at Seton Hill) Career: 43 catches, 544 yards, 2 TD ... 36 games (19 starts) • 30-yard reception on 1st play of season vs. AIC • 2012: 11 catches, 167 yards, 2 TD BLEILER RANKS 3RD IN PSAC: R-Sr. WR Robert Bleiler is 3rd in the PSAC in • Played in fi nal 7 games both yards per game (102.8) and receptions per game (6.6). • 33-yard TD with 5 seconds left to beat West Chester • 2 catches, 47 yards on fi nal drive He has had 3 straight 100-yard receiving games, with 24 catches for 399 yards and 4 TD the last three weeks. He had a career-high 9 catches for 115 R-So. Brandon Mercer yards and 2 TD at Shippensburg, 7 catches for 154 yards at Cheyney, and 8 • 2013: 3 catches, 26 yards catches for 130 yards and 2 TD vs. Clarion. • 2012: 3 catches, 23 yards • 31.9 kick return average in 2012 - 2nd-best in ESU history He is closing in on his 3rd straight season with 600+ yards: • 94-yard kick return TD vs. Cheyney (ESU's fi rst since 2002) • 2013 - 33 catches, 514 yards, 5 TD • Career bests of 7.02 in 60m and 10.74 in 100m for ESU track team • 2012 - 37 catches, 609 yards, 4 TD • Member of PSAC champion 4x100m relay in 2012 • 2011 - 33 catches, 659 yards, 4 TD • 2010 - 12 catches, 147 yards So. Joe Welk • 2013: 7 catches, 53 yards (dnp last 2 weeks - injury) BLEILER'S CAREER: 115 catches, 1,929 yards, 13 TD ... he ranks 13th at ESU • 2012: Played in 9 games, primarily on special teams in career receiving yards and 17th in career receptions. • Ran for 1,335 yards as a senior at Solanco in 2011 • Member of ESU wrestling team as starter at 149 pounds ESU CAREER RECEIVERS So. Gerard Wendowski Yr. Games Rec Yds TD • 2013: 8 catches, 113 yards (4 catches, 71 yards at Cheyney) Robert Bleiler R-Sr. 31 115 1,929 13 • 2012: Played in 7 games, primarily on special teams Steven Jones R-Jr. 26 46 752 14 • All-Suburban One 2nd team at North Penn (HS teammate of Mercer) Thomas Tippett R-Sr. 36 43 544 2 Jon Schnaars R-So. 15 41 590 3 Tim Wilson So. 12 15 228 3 Ray Dominguez Jr. 21 17 217 0 Gerard Wendowski So. 12 8 113 0 Brandon Mercer R-So. 11 6 49 0 Robert Healy R-Fr. 5 2 46 0 Joe Welk So. 12 7 35 0 301 4,416 35 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

AIRING IT OUT: ESU has led the PSAC in passing in 7 of the last 11 years, Passing and the Warriors' quarterback has been in the top 3 in the PSAC in total 12. Shippensburg - 328.0 ypg (444.0 ypg total - 47th) off ense all 11 seasons ... the Warriors were 2nd in the PSAC and 4th in DII 13. Kutztown - 327.0 ypg (334.4 ypg total - 119th) in total off ense (497.9 ypg) and Soltes was 3rd in the PSAC and 12th in DII 20. ESU - 312.8 ypg (315.8). THE SPECIAL TEAMS BIG PLAY OFFENSE: ESU was 3rd in Division II with 7.20 yards per play and 9.58 yards per pass attempt during the 2012 season ... ESU's 15.83 yards per GROFF AMONG NATION'S BEST KICKERS completion were also 3rd-most among DII schools (min. 15 completions/ Sr. K Taylor Groff enters his senior season within reach of several ESU game) ... the Warriors had 27 pass plays of 30+ yards, including 8 TD ... ESU career records. led DII with 15.59 yards per completion in 2011 ... in 2013: ESU has 13 completions of 30+ yards, including 4 TD ... the Warriors are averaging 6.57 Groff was one of 10 fi nalists for the Fred Mitchell Award (top kicker in DII, yards per play, 5.27 yards per rush attempt, 8.02 yards per pass attempt, DIII, NJCAA and NAIA) in 2012, and was on the preseason watch list this and 14.35 yards per completion. season.

PSAC EAST'S OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION: The PSAC East had 3 of the top 8 As a junior in 2012, he was named to the Daktronics and Football Gazette off enses in DII in 2012: All-Region 1st team, and the All-PSAC East 1st team.

1. Shippensburg - 529.9 ypg (46.9 ppg) • Led DII kickers with 9.3 points per game 4. ESU - 497.9 ypg (38.5 ppg) • 1 of 2 kickers in DII with 3 fi eld goals of 50+ yards 8. Kutztown - 481.1 ypg (44.6 ppg) • 15-for-23 on fi eld goals - including 10-of-11 to fi nish season 16. Bloomsburg - 472.5 ypg (37.6 ppg) • Perfect 48-for-48 on extra points 35. West Chester - 433.0 ypg (35.3 ppg) Among active DII kickers, Groff ranks 2nd with 7.7 points per game, and 4th The division also had the #2 passing off ense (Shippensburg - 387.7 ypg), with 1.29 FG made per game. the #5 rushing off ense (Bloomsburg - 315.8 ypg) and the #2 and #4 scoring off enses (Shippensburg - 46.9 ppg, and Kutztown - 44.6 ppg). He has made 4 fi eld goals of 51+ yards in his career - the only kicker in PSAC history with more than 1 fi eld goal from that distance. IN 2013: The PSAC East has 5 teams who are ranked in the top 25 in DII in either rushing or passing off ense: Career - 44-66 - 28-37 inside 40 - 16-29 over 40 (4-10 over 50) • 15-for-21 (7-for-11 40+) to tie or give ESU lead Rushing • 7-for-8 (2-for-2 over 40) in fi nal 1:00 of 1st half 2. Bloomsburg - 367.8 ypg (526.6 ypg total - 13th) • 6 FG of 48+ yards (4-for-7 from 50+ yards) 18. West Chester - 250.6 ypg (520.2 ypg total - 15th) • has made 4 of the 5 longest FG in school history 24. ESU - 230.0 ypg (542.6 ypg total - 8th)

2013 Game-By-Game Statistics East Stroudsburg PASSING RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE Comp.-Att. Yds. TD-Int. Att. Yds. TD Plays Yds. TD 1st downs 3rd down % Time of Poss. AIC 20-39 215 1-1 43 173 2 82 388 3 26 6-15 (40%) 32:27 Seton Hill 13-27 197 4-0 60 338 4 87 535 8 29 10-17 (58.8%) 40:46 Shippensburg 23-49 259 3-0 43 301 1 92 560 4 27 6-20 (30%) 36:17 Cheyney 22-40 430 3-0 29 108 3 69 538 6 21 9-16 (56.3%) 26:35 Clarion 31-40 463 4-1 43 229 3 83 692 7 36 10-14 (71.4%) 36:25 West Chester Bloomsburg Kutztown Lock Haven Millersville Mercyhurst 2013 ESU Avg. 21.8-39.0 312.8 15-2 43.6 229.8 13 82.6 542.6 28 27.8 50.0% 34:30 2012 ESU Avg. 20.7-34.2 327.6 28-12 35.0 170.3 18 69.2 497.9 46 23.0 44.9% 30:22 Opponents PASSING RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE Comp.-Att. Yds. TD-Int. Att. Yds. TD Plays Yds. TD 1st downs 3rd down % Time of Poss. AIC 15-37 193 1-2 36 209 1 73 402 2 18 4-14 (28.6%) 27:33 Seton Hill 11-28 148 1-0 24 -11 0 52 137 1 8 1-12 (8.3%) 19:14 Shippensburg 21-38 286 4-3 31 135 1 69 421 5 16 4-14 (28.6%) 23:43 Cheyney 11-21 163 0-2 39 88 1 60 251 1 15 4-12 (33.3%) 33:25 Clarion 10-23 188 0-1 36 189 4 59 377 4 17 3-11 (27.3%) 23:35 West Chester Bloomsburg Kutztown Lock Haven Millersville Mercyhurst 2013 Opp. Avg. 13.6-29.4 195.6 6-8 33.2 122.0 7 62.6 317.6 13 14.8 25.4% 25:30 2012 Opp. Avg. 20.9-33.2 310.0 27-8 36.2 142.8 20 69.4 452.8 47 23.0 40.9% 29:38 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

2013 - 2-8 - 2-5 inside 40 - 0-3 over 40 (all from 50) RULE CHANGE • 77 consecutive PAT streak snapped at Cheyney on Sept. 28 The NCAA instituted two rule changes on kickoff s prior to the 2012 season. • 1-for-3 at Shippensburg (made 25, missed twice from 50) The kickoff spot was moved up 5 yards (to the 35-yard line), and the • Made only FG at Seton Hill (33) and was 8-for-8 on PAT touchback spot was moved up 5 yards (to the 25-yard line). • 0-for-3 vs. AIC in the season opener (50, 29, 32) • He had his fi rst career miss in the fi nal 1:00 of the 1st half (29 yards), and Sr. Taylor Groff has helped ESU rank 3rd in the PSAC in average opponents had been 7-for-7 in the last 1:00 of the half in his career drive start in 2012, and 1st in 2010. In his career, he has 47 touchbacks on 210 kickoff s (22.4 percent): 2012 - 15-23 - 9-13 inside 40 - 6-10 over 40 • 2013 - 10 touchbacks, 36 kickoff s (27.8%) • Made FG of 52 at Bloomsburg and Millersville, and 51 at Clarion • 2012 - 23 touchbacks, 72 kickoff s (31.9%) • t-3rd in DII with 1.5 fi eld goals/game • 2011 - 3 touchbacks, 37 kickoff s (8.1%) • 1st in DII with 9.3 points/game • 2010 - 11 touchbacks, 65 kickoff s (16.9%) • 93 points were 2nd-most in school history THE RETURN GAME 2011 - 11-14 - 5-7 inside 40 - 6-7 over 40 R-So. WR Brandon Mercer and So. WR Tim Wilson are handling the kick • 6 FG of 40+ yards - tied for ESU record and punt returns early in the 2013 season. • the rest of PSAC kickers were 9-for-30 from 40+ • made 2 longest FG in the PSAC (52 and 48 yards) Mercer: • 52-yard FG at Kutztown • averaged 31.9 yards on 14 KR as a redshirt freshman in 2012, the 2nd-best • missed fi rst 3 games due to injury average in school history • 94-yard KR return vs. Cheyney in 2012 (ESU's fi rst since 2002) 2010 - 16-21 - 12-12 inside 40 - 4-9 over 40 • 11 punt returns for 29 yards in 2012 • ESU record with 16 fi eld goals 2013 ... • perfect inside 40 yards • 29.2 average (6 KR, 175 yards - 36, 33 vs. AIC - 40, 35 at Seton Hill) • 1 of 2 kickers in DII to make a FG in every game Track ... • 87 points rank 3rd in school history • PR's of 10.74 in 100m, and 7.02 in 60m • Member of PSAC champion 4x100m relay as freshman in 2012 ESU Career Field Goal Percentage • 5th in PSAC in 100m (10.83), and 6th in 60m (7.04), in 2012 1. 67.2 -- Mark Brubaker (39-58) • 4th in PSAC in 60m (7.06) in 2013 2. 66.7 -- Taylor Groff (44-66) Wilson: ESU Career Field Goals • averaged 16.3 yards on 7 KR in 2012, with a long of 29 1. 50 -- Ed Detwiler (1989-92) [also PSAC record] • 5 punt returns for 10 yards 2. 44 -- Taylor Groff (2010-pres.) 2013 ... 3. 39 -- Mark Brubaker (2002-05) • 5.8 average on 8 punt returns (46 yards - long of 15) • ESU has more PR yards this year than in 10 games in 2012 (34 yards) ESU Career Field Goals of 40+ Yards • 20.2 average on 6 kick returns (121 yards - long of 28) 1. 16 -- Taylor Groff 2. 12 -- Ed Detwiler

ESU Career Points by Kicker 1. 287 -- Mark Brubaker 2. 262 -- Taylor Groff 262 -- Ed Detwiler

Scoring by Active DII Kickers 1. 314 -- Dan Fisher, Bloomsburg (41 games - 7.7 ppg) 2. 308 -- Sam Brockshus, Minn.-Mankato (42 games - 7.3 ppg) 3. 266 -- Stefan Terleckyi, Wayne State (Mich.) (42 games - 6.3 ppg) 4. 265 -- Shawn Leo, West Chester (37 games - 7.2 ppg) 5. 262 -- Taylor Groff , ESU (34 games - 7.7 ppg)

BAIR ENTERS 3RD YEAR AS PUNTER Jr. Jordan Bair is one of the PSAC's most experienced punters, entering his 3rd year as the Warriors' starter.

In 2012, he was 10th in the PSAC in net average (33.8) after ranking 6th in net punting (32.9) as a freshman.

• 2013 - 38.3 avg, 30.9 net, 22 punts (9 inside 20), long 55 • 2012 - 37.2 avg, 33.8 net, 30 punts (11 inside 20), long 53 • 2011 - 37.8 avg, 32.9 net, 44 punts (10 inside 20), long 53

ESU has been a regular among the Division II leaders in net punting, ranking in the top 5 in three of the last nine years. The Warriors led the nation in 2004 (40.6) and 2008 (39.7) and ranked 3rd in 2006 (36.0). EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES THE DEFENSE RUSHING THE PASSER: The Warriors led the PSAC and were tied for 9th in DII with 3.0 sacks per game in 2012, after posting just 6 sacks in their fi rst WARRIORS MUCH IMPROVED THROUGH 5 WEEKS 6 games. In the fi nal 4 games, they got to the quarterback 24 times - 4 vs. ESU's defense, which ranked in the bottom 25 in Division II in several Kutztown, 6 at LIU Post, 6 at Millersville and 8 at Mercyhurst. categories last year, has much better numbers through the fi rst 5 games in 2013: The Warriors returned players who had 16.5 of their 30 sacks last year, including Thomson (team-high 5.0), Gattelli (4.5), Przywara (3.0) and Noble 2013 (DII rank/stat) 2012 Diff erence (1.5) on the defensive line ... 2013: ESU has 11 sacks through 5 games - 1 Scoring 36 - 19.2 133 - 35.9 97 spots - 16.7 ppg vs. Clarion, 1 at Cheyney, 3 at Shippensburg, 5 at Seton Hill, and 1 vs. AIC Total Yds 29 - 317.6 142 - 452.8 113 spots - 135.2 ypg (Teron Dobbs) Rush Yds 42 - 122.0 59 - 142.0 17 spots - 20.0 ypg Pass Yds 37 - 195.6 155 - 310.0 118 spots - 114.4 ypg RETURNING ALL-AMERICA: R-Jr. DL Bryan Thomson was the PSAC East Pass Eff 21 - 104.7 153 - 163.5 132 spots - 58.8 Defensive Player of the Year and a member of the Football Gazette All- America 3rd team in his 1st season as a starter in 2012. 6 RETURNING STARTERS - BUT STILL YOUNG After returning just 2 starters entering the 2012 season, the Warriors Thomson has 21 tackles, 1.5 sacks and 2 blocked kicks this season. He returned 6 starters for 2013 - including the PSAC East Defensive Player of opened the year with 9 tackles and a PBU in ESU's 21-14 win vs. AIC. the Year in R-Jr. DL Bryan Thomson. In 2012, he had 50 tackles, 9.0 TFL, 5.0 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries and Even with a large number of returners, the Warriors have just 1 senior on blocked 6 kicks to tie ESU's single-season school record. He had all 5.0 the defense in OLB Darius Jackson. sacks over the fi nal 4 weeks of the year - including 9 tackles, 2.0 TFL, a sack, fumble recovery and blocked PAT in the season fi nale at Mercyhurst. He Of the 24 players on the depth chart, there are: also had 2.0 sacks at LIU Post and sacks against Kutztown and Millersville. SR -- 1 starter JR -- 7 starters, 1 backups Thomson was the fi rst sophomore to be named PSAC East Defensive Player SO -- 2 starters, 2 backups of the Year since ESU linebacker Kevin Nagle in 1998. R-FR -- 0 starters, 4 backups FR -- 1 starters, 4 backups THOMSON SETS BLOCKED KICKS RECORD: Thomson holds ESU's career record with 10 blocked kicks, after blocking PAT's at Shippensburg and THE RETURNERS: ESU's 6 returning defensive starters ... Cheyney. He broke the record of 8 held by defensive tackle Matt Delancey DE -- R-Jr. Brandon Gattelli (23 starts - all 10 in 2012) (1993-96), currently a strength coach at Florida. DL -- R-Jr. Bryan Thomson (16 starts - all 10 in 2012) MLB -- Jr. Cody Simcox (14 starts - last 9 in 2012) Thomson has blocked 7 PAT and 3 FG in his career. He tied the single- OLB -- Sr. Darius Jackson (19 starts - 9 in 2012, 5 at fullback in 2011-12) season record with 6 blocks (3 PAT, 3 FG) in 2012 which he shares with CB -- So. Teron Dobbs (13 starts - 8 in 2012 after moving to CB from WR) linebacker Joe Menton (1995). S - R-Jr. Anthony Singlar (20 starts - all 10 in 2012) ESU opponents were just 3-for-8 on FG in 2012, with Thomson accounting THE NEWCOMERS: ESU has broken in 6 new starters in 2013 - including 3 for 3 blocks. Warriors opponents are 0-for-2 on FG this year. who saw their fi rst career action in the season opener: DE - R-Jr. Sam Trunzo (4 career starts - replaced Tarik Haddad after week 1) DEFENSIVE ALIGNMENT: ESU has shifted from a 4-4 defense to a 4-3 DL - R-Jr. Jon Noble (4 career starts) this season, but opponents are still seeing plenty of the 8-man front that OLB - R-So. Kaje Cowans (4 starts, dnp at Cheyney - transfer Bowie State) Warriors fans are accustomed to. OLB - Fr. Corbyn Nyemah (1 start at Cheyney, replacing Cowans) CB - R-Jr. Konrad Mims (5 starts - on roster, dnp in 2011) The 4th linebacker is replaced by a 2nd safety who will primarily play close FS - Fr. Dean Vitale (5 starts - joined team last spring) to the line of scrimmage - similar to the "chief" outside linebacker position in the previous incarnation of the Warriors' defense. PASS DEFENSE TURNAROUND: ESU, 155th of 156 schools in pass defense (310.0 ypg) and 153rd in pass effi ciency defense (163.5) last year, has shown The new safety position is fi lled by one of ESU's most experienced players, tremendous statistical improvement. R-Jr. Anthony Singlar, who led the Warriors with 86 tackles and ranked 6th in the PSAC with 8.6 tackles per game as free safety in 2012. The Warriors rank 5th in DII in opponents completion percentage (46.3), limiting their fi rst 5 opponents to 68-for-147 passing. ESU opponents Singlar has made 20 career starts - 10 in 2012, and 5 in 2011. In those 5 completed 63.0 percent of their passes in 2012. starts as a redshirt freshman, he had 42 tackles.

INTERCEPTED: ESU has 8 interceptions in 5 games - matching its total over Fr. Dean Vitale, who joined the Warriors for spring practice, is the starter at 10 games last season. The Warriors have allowed just 6 TD passes (1.2 per free safety. game) after giving up 27 (2.7 per game) in 2012. NCAA INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS: So. CB Teron Dobbs and Fr. FS Dean Vitale DEPTH, EXPERIENCE ON THE LINE: Of the 8 players on the depth chart on are tied for 2nd in the PSAC and 11th in DII with 3 interceptions (0.6 per the defensive line, 7 are in at least their 3rd year in the Warriors' program game) ... Dobbs (3 Int., 4 PBU), R-Jr. CB Konrad Mims (1 Int., 5 PBU) and and have combined for 127 games and 48 starts. Fr. FS Dean Vitale (3 Int.) have combined for 7 interceptions and 9 pass breakups through 5 games. Along with Thomson and Gattelli, the other 2 starters have plenty of experience in R-Jr. DL Jon Noble and R-Jr. DE Sam Trunzo.

Listed as backups are R-So. DE Antoine Ray, R-Fr. DE Ahmad McFarland, R-Jr. DL Josh Przywara and R-So. DL Steven Wright. EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

AT THE CORNERS: So. Teron Dobbs was the PSAC East Defensive Player JACKSON HITS PAYDIRT: Jackson, a converted fullback, has scored 5 career of the Week in the season opener, with 2 Int., 2 PBU, 3 tackles and a sack in TD in 4 diff erent ways - along with his defensive 2-point coversion in 2012. ESU's 21-14 win vs. AIC. Fumble return TD: 2013 at Seton Hill (19 yards) Dobbs started 8 games as a true freshman in 2012. He made the roster Interception return TD: 2012 vs. Cheyney (54 yards) as a wide reciever but moved to corner after week 1, played in week 2 vs. Receiving TD (2): 2010 at Millersville (7 yards), 2010 vs. Cheyney (6 yards) Shippensburg and made his fi rst career start in week 3 vs. Cheyney. He led Rushing TD: 2011 vs. California the Warriors with 3 interceptions, had 32 tackles and 4 pass breakups. SAFETY FIRST: ESU had 2 safeties at Seton Hill in week 2 (W 70-7) for the Dobbs has 6 career interceptions in 13 starts at cornerback. fi rst time in 409 games under head coach Denny Douds. SHU QB Nick Halfhill's knee went down in the end zone after a bad snap in the 1st At the other corner, R-Jr. Konrad Mims has started the fi rst 5 games - the quarter, and Jr. LB Cody Simcox stopped Halfhill in the end zone in the 2nd fi rst 5 contests of his collegiate career - and had his fi rst career interception quarter. at Cheyney. He was a member of the roster in 2011 but did not see any game action. Freshmen Derek Ramseur-Benson and Christopher Sutton NO SOUP FOR YOU: ESU held Seton Hill to -11 yards rushing and 147 have both seen playing time this season. yards overall - including just 49 yards on 44 plays through 3 quarters. The Warriors limited an opponent to negative rushing yardage for the 5th time DOBBS RECOGNIZED BY PSAC in 409 games under head coach Denny Douds. So. CB Teron Dobbs made nearly every big play for the ESU defense in a 21-14 win over AIC in the season opener to earn the PSAC East Defensive PITCHING THE SHUTOUT: In ESU's 21-14 win vs. AIC in the season opener, Player of the Week award. His selection gives ESU at least one award its 2nd-half shutout in a victory after trailing at halftime was just its 3rd in recipient in 10 straight seasons (since 2004). the last 20 years - overcoming a 14-7 halftime defi cit. The Warriors won 10-6 * 1st quarter - interception with AIC near midfi eld at Cheyney in 2011 (trailed 6-2 at half), and beat Mansfi eld 57-20 in 2005 * 3rd quarter - saved TD, tackling Terrell Williams (61-yard run) on 3-yard (trailed 20-17 at half). line, with ESU trailing 14-7 3rd-and-goal from 1 - assisted tackle at goal line 5 STRAIGHT 0'S: After blanking AIC in the 2nd half of the season opener, 4th-and-goal from 1 - sack and 10-yard loss the Warriors shut out Seton Hill through 3 quarters the following week. * 3rd quarter (4:30 left) - 3rd-down pass breakup in end zone (ESU tied game on ensuing possession) In the opener against AIC, the Warriors opened the 2nd half with a goal-line * 4th quarter (13:30 left) - 3rd-down pass breakup (ESU took lead on stand, holding AIC out of the end zone on 4 plays from the 3-yard line and ensuing possession) in after So. CB Teron Dobbs had a TD-saving tackle on a 61-yard run by * 4th quarter (8:00 left) - interception with AIC driving near midfi eld Terrell Williams.

MANNING THE MIDDLE: Jr. Cody Simcox leads ESU with 36 tackles. The The Warriors held AIC to 144 yards on 31 plays after halftime after allowing Warriors' 3rd-leading tackler last year (71) and 2nd-leading returner in 2013, 14 points on 42 plays (258 yards) in the 1st half. he mans the middle linebacker spot in ESU's 4-3 alignment. PLAYING FAVORITES: ESU faced both the PSAC East preseason favorite Simcox started the fi nal 9 games of 2012, his fi rst at ESU after transferring (Shippensburg) and Northeast 10-Conference favorite (American from Maine, where he was a tight end. He was an All-State AAAA 2nd team International) in its fi rst 3 games. The Warriors opened the year with a linebacker as a senior at Wilson-West Lawn in 2010. 21-14 win over AIC, scoring two 4th-quarter TD's while pitching a 2nd-half shutout. At Shippensburg, the Raiders outscored ESU 21-14 in the 4th YOUNG ON THE OUTSIDE: Sr. Darius Jackson, the only senior on the ESU quarter as the Warriors fell 41-31 in their PSAC East opener. defense, was the only outside linebacker with on-fi eld experience for the Warriors entering the season. TWO-DEEP NOTES

Jackson has started all 5 games and has 27 tackles, 3.0 TFL, a sack, an This Week's Depth Chart (includes kicker & punter) interception and a fumble recovery, which he returned for a 19-yard TD at Starters Backups Total Seton Hill. He started 9 games and played in all 10 in 2012, his fi rst season Seniors 5 1 6 on defense after playing fullback the fi rst 2 years. He was named PSAC East Juniors 10 3 13 Defensive Player of the Week following ESU's 35-28 win over West Chester, Sophomores 8 6 14 when he had 5 tackles and an interception. He also had a big game against Redshirt FR 1 6 7 Cheyney in 2012 - 5 tackles, 2.5 TFL, forced fumble, interception return for True FR 1 6 7 54-yard TD, and defensive 2-point conversion. 25 22 47

R-So. Kaje Cowans has 19 tackles, 2.5 TFL, a sack and 3 pass breakups in 4 STARTS BY CLASS starts, missing the Cheyney game due to injury. He is a transfer from Bowie Seniors 102 - 83 off ense, 19 defense State, where he played in 8 games in 2012. Juniors 120 - 30 on off ense, 90 on defense Sophomores 63 - 46 on off ense, 17 on defense Fr. Corbyn Nyemah started at Cheyney and has played in all 4 games after R-Freshman 4 - 4 on off ense making his ESU debut at Seton Hill. Freshman 6 - 6 on defense EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES WARRIORS HISTORY GREGORY-DOUDS FIELD AT EILER-MARTIN STADIUM • Field renamed to honor coaches Jack Gregory and Denny Douds after 2012 HIGHLIGHTS: ESU's 2012 season saw the Warriors (5-5, 4-3 - t-3rd) ESU’s 58-14 win vs. Cheyney on Oct. 30, 2010 return to the top half of the PSAC East standings for the fi rst time since • Gregory had 49-11-2 (.806) record from 1959-65 and won 1964 and 1965 2008 (9-2, 5-2 - 3rd). The key victory was a 35-28 win over West Chester in PSAC championships the 2nd career start for current R-So. QB Matt Soltes, who hit current So. • Douds has been ESU’s head coach since 1974 WR Tim Wilson for the game-winning 33-yard TD with 5 seconds left. • Eiler-Martin Stadium has been the home of the Warriors since 1938 • John R. Eiler was an outstanding athlete at the school in the early 1930s The Warriors' off ense, led by Soltes, ranked 4th in Division II in total off ense and later athletic director and a championship soccer coach (497.9 ypg), 9th in passing (327.6 ypg) and 18th in scoring (38.5 ppg). They • Gene Martin was the Warriors’ head football coach from 1942-57 and the set a PSAC record and had a Division II season-high of 828 yards of total school’s long-time Dean of Men off ense (552 passing, 276 rushing) in a 45-37 win at LIU Post on Oct. 27. • The Warriors have a 125-74 home record (.628) under Douds Soltes set a PSAC record and NCAA all-division freshman record with 666 yards of total off ense (535 passing, 131 rushing). Renovations include: • New home bleachers were added in 1960 FAMILY AFFAIR • The current press box was installed in 1988 1 Warrior has a father who played for Coach Douds: • The track was resurfaced and expanded to 8 lanes in 2005 • R-So. QB Matt Soltes - father Andy lettered at QB in 1982, threw game- • Lights were added prior to the 2007 season winning TD at West Chester • FieldTurf was installed prior to the 2008 season

At least 7 other father-son combinations have earned letters since Douds UNDER THE LIGHTS arrived in 1966: ESU is 8-4 in night games since lights were installed in 2007: 9-15-07 L 23-38 vs. IUP • Falcone - Michael, LB ‘73; Bryan, LB ‘00-02 8-28-08 W 14-11 vs. #25 Virginia Union • Hull - Chris, DE '84-87; Sam, DL '09-12 9-6-08 W 23-10 vs. Gannon • Jackson - Steven, C ‘69-71; Greg, TE ‘98-99 9-27-08 W 52-12 vs. Cheyney • Marshall - Brian, QB ‘81; Matt, QB ‘08-10 (3rd in career total off ense) 9-12-09 W 45-31 vs. Clarion • McNamee - Doug, DB/WR ‘64-66, Todd, K/P ‘85-88 9-11-10 L 17-23 vs. IUP • Stem - Willard, FS ‘72-75; Drew, WR ‘05-08 9-1-11 W 56-14 vs. Pace • Terwilliger - Mike, QB ‘74-77 (Douds’ fi rst 4 seasons, 36th year as asst. 9-17-11 L 19-22 vs. #21 California coach); Jimmy, QB ‘03-06 (Harlon Hill Award in 2005) 9-8-12 W 31-0 vs. Lock Haven 9-15-12 L 21-63 vs. Shippensburg PSAC CHANGES 9-5-13 W 21-14 vs. American International • The PSAC admitted Seton Hill and Pitt-Johnstown for full membership 10-5-13 W 48-28 vs. Clarion beginning July 1 • With the entrance of Seton Hill, associate member LIU Post has left the AND WE GO TO...OVERTIME conference and joined the Northeast-10 • ESU is 4-6 all-time in overtime contests and has won its last two games in • Lock Haven, which ended a 52-game losing streak with a 15-7 win over OT, 27-20 at Kutztown in 2009 and 44-41 vs. Shippensburg in 2008 Cheyney in the 2012 season fi nale, moves to the PSAC East. • The win vs. Shippensburg gave head coach Denny Douds the PSAC record • The PSAC's 18 members (16 football) form the largest NCAA conference with his 213th career victory regardless of division or state borders. • The conference sponsors 23 championships, the most at the NCAA OVERTIME GAMES Division II level. 1991 - L 34-33 vs. Shippensburg (NCAA Playoff s) 1996 - W 27-20 vs. Kutztown PSAC PRESEASON POLL 1999 - L 33-27 at Shepherd (2OT) • ESU was picked to fi nish 5th in the 2013 PSAC East Coaches Poll 2000 - W 35-28 vs. Shepherd 1. Shippensburg (6 1st-place votes) 2000 - L 33-26 vs. Millersville 2. Bloomsburg (1) 2000 - L 17-14 vs. Shippensburg 3. West Chester (1) 2004 - L 38-37 vs. West Chester 4. Kutztown 2005 - L 31-24 vs. Bloomsburg 5. ESU 2008 - W 44-41 vs. Shippensburg 6. Lock Haven 2009 - W 27-20 at Kutztown 7. Millersville 8. Cheyney ESU IN THE NCAA PLAYOFFS • ESU has played in the NCAA Division II Playoff s four times, most recently in WARRIORS FROM 2000-09 2009 when they fell to Edinboro, 31-16, in the fi rst round • The Warriors wrapped up their winningest decade in school history in the • The Warriors have also played in the postseason in 1991, 2004 and 2005, 2000’s, going 77-34 for a .694 winning percentage when they advanced to the national semifi nals • They had 9 winning seasons in 10 years, made 3 NCAA Playoff • ESU has a 4-4 record in four postseason trips appearances (2004, 2005, 2009), won PSAC East titles in 2002 and 2003, and had a school-record 11 wins in 2005 • ESU has an all-time record of 457-304-19 (.598) EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS WARRIORS IN THE PROS/DIVISION I • ESU has won a share of nine PSAC titles under head coach Denny Douds, James Franklin is one of 9 former ESU players or graduate assistant coaches and 12 in school history in the NFL or Division I college football: • The most recent championships came in 1991, 2002 and 2003, when the • Pat Flaherty '78: NY Giants, off ensive line coach, 2x Super Bowl champion Warriors won the PSAC East championship • Vic Fangio '80: SF 49ers, defensive coordinator • Overall PSAC titles came in: • Joe Marciano (GA): Houston Texans, special teams coordinator 1942, 1954, 1964, 1965, 1968, 1975, 1976, 1978 and 1982 • Joe Baker (GA): Dallas Cowboys, assistant secondary coach • ESU has a 204-112-1 (.645) record in PSAC games for the 3rd-best winning • John Glenn '05: Seattle Seahawks, assistant special teams coach percentage since the fi rst on-the-fi eld title was awarded in 1960 • James Franklin '95: Vanderbilt, head coach (Packers, Chiefs in NFL) • Brent Pry (GA): Vanderbilt, co-defensive coordinator/linebackers coach WARRIORS ON RADIO • Harry Hiestand '83: Notre Dame, off ensive line - also Tennessee, Bears (NFL) • WVPO 840 AM is in its 51st season broadcasting ESU football and will once • Marshall Roberts M'03: Liberty, special teams coordinator/cornerbacks again carry all 11 games in 2013 • Chuck Seese, the 2009 PSAC Heaslip Media Award winner, is in his 25th ACADEMIC ACCOLADES season as the voice of the Warriors • ESU has produced 66 Capital One Academic All-District selections over the • He is joined in the booth by Bob Brittain, who is in his 13th year providing last 6 years, 2nd-most in the PSAC the color commentary • ESU led the PSAC with 15 selections in 2010-11 and 10 selections in 2007-08 and 2008-09 WARRIORS ON TV • ESU has 21 PSAC "Top 10" award winners over the last 5 years, also 2nd- • Blue Ridge TV-13 will broadcast ESU football for the 27th year this season, most in the PSAC with all 6 home games airing live across the region • Play-by-play man Chris Doty (24th year) is joined by color commentator The football program has had 5 Academic All-Americans: Jim Riley (6th year) and sideline reporter Ellen Currie (1st year) 2010, 2009 - Matt Freed, LB, 1st team 2004 - Matt Crispell, DB, 1st team ESU WARRIORS ALL ACCESS 1992 - Ed Detwiler, P, 2nd team • All 6 broadcasts this year will be available online through ESU Warriors “All 1984 - Ernie Siegrist, TE, 1st team Access” at www.esuwarriors.com 1979 - Warren Brown, LB, 2nd team • The single-season package ($24.95) gives access for all football content, live and archived, through August 31, 2014 • The single-day package ($6.95) gives access for a 24-hour period

JAMES FRANKLIN UPDATE • James Franklin '95, a two-year starter at QB and a Harlon Hill candidate in 1994, is in his 3rd season as head coach at Vanderbilt • Franklin led the Commodores to a 9-4 record - their fi rst 9-win season since 1915 - and a Music City Bowl win over NC State in 2012 • Vandy is 3-3 this year, falling to Ole Miss, South Carolina and Missouri, and beating Austin Peay, UMass and UAB • next up: Oct. 19 vs. Georgia, 12 p.m. ET EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES Career Statistics (returning players)

PASSING RUSHING TOTAL DEFENSIVE STARTERS C A Yds TD Int Att Yds TD Tackles TFL Sacks FF FR Int.

MATT SOLTES ANTHONY SINGLAR 2012 171 281 2622 21 9 96 536 2 3,158 2011 51 0 0 0 0 0 2013 103 178 1493 15 1 51 257 2 1,750 2012 86 1.0 0 1 1 1 Career 274 459 4,115 36 10 147 793 4 4,908 2013 24 4.0 0 1 1 0 Career 161 5.0 0 2 2 1 NATE DANIELS 2011 17 36 329 2 2 11 -38 0 291 BRANDON GATTELLI 2012 35 60 631 7 3 16 7 0 638 2011 38 6.5 3.5 2 1 0 2013 6 17 71 0 1 4 19 0 90 2012 35 9.0 4.5 2 3 0 Career 58 113 1,031 9 6 31 -12 0 1,019 2013 10 2.0 1.0 1 0 0 Career 83 17.5 9.0 5 4 0 RECEIVING RUSHING KR PR ALL-PURPOSE Rec Yds TD Att Yds TD Yds Yds Yds BRYAN THOMSON THOMAS TIPPETT 2011 29 2.5 2.5 2 0 0 2011 15 149 0 8 12 1 11 172 2012 50 9.0 5.0 0 2 0 2012 19 288 1 19 51 5 10 349 2013 21 1.5 1.5 1 0 0 2013 9 107 1 6 8 3 6 121 Career 100 13.0 9.0 3 2 0 Career 43 544 2 33 71 9 27 642 CODY SIMCOX 2012 71 3.5 1.5 0 1 0 ROBERT BLEILER 2013 36 4.0 1.0 0 0 0 2010 12 147 0 1 -4 0 143 Career 107 7.5 2.5 0 1 0 2011 33 659 4 659 2012 37 609 4 609 DARIUS JACKSON 2013 33 514 5 1 17 0 531 2010 1 0 0 0 0 0 Career 115 1,929 13 2 13 0 1,942 2011 1 0 0 0 0 0 2012 46 4.0 0 1 0 2 RAY DOMINGUEZ 2013 27 3.0 1.0 0 1 1 2011 14 198 0 198 Career 75 7.0 1.0 1 1 3 2012 1 4 0 4 2013 2 15 0 15 TERON DOBBS Career 17 217 0 217 2012 32 0 0 0 0 3 2013 8 1.0 1.0 0 0 3 STEVEN JONES Career 40 1.0 1.0 0 0 6 2011 13 154 3 154 2012 18 260 5 1 -6 254 SAM TRUNZO 2013 15 338 6 338 2011 9 1.0 1.0 1 0 0 Career 46 752 14 1 -6 746 2012 9 0.5 0 0 0 0 2013 19 4.0 0.5 0 2 0 BRANDON MERCER Career 37 5.5 1.5 1 2 0 2012 3 23 0 446 29 498 2013 3 26 0 2 6 175 207 JOSH PRZYWARA Career 6 49 0 2 6 621 29 705 2011 1 0 0 0 0 0 2012 13 3.5 3.0 0 0 0 JON SCHNAARS 2013 4 0 0 0 0 0 2012 16 312 1 312 Career 18 3.5 3.0 0 0 0 2013 25 278 2 278 Career 41 590 3 590 JON NOBLE 2012 11 3.0 1.5 0 0 0 TIM WILSON 2013 13 4.0 1.0 0 0 0 2012 11 167 2 114 10 291 Career 24 7.0 2.5 0 0 0 2013 4 61 1 121 46 228 Career 15 228 3 235 56 519 TARIK HADDAD 2011 15 0 0 0 0 0 2012 19 2.0 0.5 1 1 0 2013 1 0 0 0 0 0 Career 35 2.0 0.5 1 1 0a EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES Record Book Updates

Robert Bleiler - Career Matt Soltes Taylor Groff - Season Robert Healy

Receptions Total Off ense - Game Field Goals Rushing Yards - Freshman 1. Evan Prall (2003-06) ...... 236 1. Matt Soltes (2012 at LIU Post) ...666 1. Taylor Groff (2010) ...... 16 1. Stewart Ford (1997) ...... 1,109 2. Tim Strenfel (2002-05) ...... 193 2. D. Poalucci (1996 at Mansfi eld) ...... 597 2. Taylor Groff (2012) ...... 15 2. Henry Mowery (1961) ...... 624 3. Anthony Carfagno (2002-05) ...... 172 Matt Seagreaves (1994) ...... 15 3. Elroy Denegal (1987) ...... 580 4. Brett Witmer (1994-97)...... 167 Total Off ense per Game - Season Ed Detwiler (1991)...... 15 4. Robert Healy (2013) ...... 559 5. Mike Mancuso (1994-97) ...... 153 1. Damian Poalucci (1996) ...... 388.3 5. Matt Soltes (2012) ...... 536 Field Goal Percentage 6. Scott Benoit (1980-83) ...... 149 2. Jimmy Terwilliger (2004) ...... 357.6 6. Bill Race (1960) ...... 513 1. Ed Detwiler (1989 - 13-16) ...... 81.3 7. Dusty Reed (2010- ) ...... 143 3. Jimmy Terwilliger (2005) ...... 354.3 7. Bob Rinaldi (1974)...... 483 2. Taylor Groff (2011 - 11-14) ...... 78.6 8. Sam Shuman (2006-09) ...... 131 4. Matt Soltes (2012) ...... 315.8 8. Kendrick Williams (2009) ...... 436 3. Taylor Groff (2010 - 16-21) ...... 76.2 9. John Jeff ries (2000-03) ...... 130 5. Jimmy Terwilliger (2006) ...... 315.5 Bob Lester (1969) ...... 436 4. Joey Pingitore (1983 - 12-16) ...... 75.0 Dennis McWhite (1992-95) ...... 130 10. Rick Sterner (1988) ...... 423 11. John Kotarsky (1988-01) ...... 129 Total Off ense - Career 5. Mark Brubaker (2005 - 14-19) ...... 73.7 12. Tim Bishop (1983-86) ...... 127 1. Jimmy Terwilliger (2003-06) ...... 16,064 40+ Yard Field Goals Rushing Yards, Game - 13. Ed Kiser (2008-10) ...... 124 2. Damian Poalucci (1994-97)...... 8,569 1. Taylor Groff (2012) ...... 6 14. Ernie Siegrist (1980-82, 84) ...... 122 3. Matt Marshall (2007-10) ...... 7,057 Freshman Taylor Groff (2011) ...... 6 15. Jeff Giglio (2007-10)...... 117 4. Jeremy Palm (1998-02) ...... 6,854 1. Stewart Ford (1997 at Cheyney) ....222 Joey Pingitore (1983) ...... 6 Doug Ogden (2005-08) ...... 117 5. Bret Comp (1989-92) ...... 6,774 2. Elroy Denegal (1987 vs. SCSU) ...... 192 3. Greg Knauss (2007) ...... 5 17. Robert Bleiler (2010- ) ...... 115 6. James Franklin (1991-94) ...... 5,764 3. Robert Healy (2013 at Ship) ...... 189 Ed Detwiler (1992)...... 5 18. Paul Bandholz (1989-92) ...... 113 7. Bill Dukett (1967-69) ...... 5,302 4. Stewart Ford (1997 vs. Mans) ...... 151 Mike Augustin (1985) ...... 5 19. Jake Hlavac (1990-93) ...... 107 8. Andy Baranek (1982-84) ...... 5,228 5. Rick Sterner (1988 at Mans) ...... 150 20. Jordan Hallman (2009-12) ...... 105 9. Matt Soltes (2012- ) ...... 4,908 Points by Kicker 21. Doug Leonzi (1989-92) ...... 104 10. Mike Terwilliger (1974-77) ...... 4,268 Yards from Scrimmage, Game - 1. Mark Brubaker (2005) ...... 116 22. Joe Rovnan (1983-85) ...... 101 --. Tim Roken (2007-08) ...... 4,153 2. Taylor Groff (2012) ...... 93 Freshman 1. Robert Healy (2013 at Ship) ...... 226 Receiving Yards Passing Yards - Career 3. Taylor Groff (2010) ...... 87 4. Greg Knauss (2007) ...... 85 2. Stewart Ford (1997 at Cheyney) ....222 1. Evan Prall (2003-06) ...... 4,093 1. Jimmy Terwilliger (2003-06) ...... 14,350 5. Mark Brubaker (2004) ...... 82 2. Tim Strenfel (2002-05) ...... 3,696 2. Damian Poalucci (1994-97)...... 8,654 3. Mike Mancuso (1994-97) ...... 2,710 3. Bret Comp (1989-92) ...... 6,661 Brandon Mercer 4. Brett Witmer (1994-97)...... 2,556 4. Matt Marshall (2007-10) ...... 6,403 Taylor Groff - Career 5. Anthony Carfagno (2002-05) ...... 2,425 5. Jeremy Palm (1998-02) ...... 6,391 Kick Return Yards - Career Field Goals 6. John Kotarsky (1998-01) ...... 2.224 6. Andy Baranek (1982-84) ...... 5,533 1. Chris Gerhard (1983-86) ...... 2,008 1. Ed Detwiler (1989-92) ...... 50 7. Tim Bishop (1982-85) ...... 2,146 7. Bill Dukett (1967-69) ...... 5,197 2. Mike Mancuso (1994-97) ...... 1,873 2. Taylor Groff (2010- ) ...... 44 8. Ed Kiser (2008-10) ...... 2,109 8. James Franklin (1991-94) ...... 4,687 3. Matt Kacanda (1998-99) ...... 1,438 3. Mark Brubaker (2002-05) ...... 39 9. Dusty Reed (2010- ) ...... 2,093 9. Matt Soltes (2012- ) ...... 4,115 4. Joe McLaughlin (1985-88) ...... 1,406 10. Sam Shuman (2006-09) ...... 2,043 5. Drew Stem (2005-08) ...... 1,280 10. Tim Roken (2007-08) ...... 3,933 Field Goal Percentage 11. Jordan Hallman (2009-12) ...... 1,986 6. Dennis McWhite (1992-95) ...... 1,132 --. Mike Terwilliger (1974-77) ...... 3,799 1. Mark Brubaker (2002-05, 39-58) ...67.2 12. Dennis McWhite (1992-95) ...... 1,964 7. Evan Prall (2003-06) ...... 1,034 2. Taylor Groff (2010- 44-66) ...66.7 13. Robert Bleiler (2010- ) ...... 1,929 Passing TD - Career 8. Kendrick Williams (2009-12) ...... 845 14. Jeff Giglio (2007-10)...... 1,901 9. Michael Glover (1992-02) ...... 823 1. Jimmy Terwilliger (2003-06) ...... 148 40+ Yard Field Goals 15. Scott Benoit (1980-83) ...... 1,894 10. Joe Pawloski (1995-96) ...... 793 2. Damian Poalucci (1994-97)...... 69 1. Taylor Groff (2010- ) ...... 16 16. John Jeff ries (2000-03)...... 1,829 --. Brandon Mercer (2012- )...... 621 3. Jeremy Palm (1998-02) ...... 62 2. Ed Detwiler (1989-92) ...... 12 17. Doug Ogden (2005-08) ...... 1,808 4. Matt Marshall (2007-10) ...... 61 18. Ernie Siegrist (1980-82, 84) ...... 1,730 5. Bret Comp (1989-92) ...... 50 Longest Field Goals Kick Return Avg. - Season 19. Jason Killian (1993-96) ...... 1,722 6. Bill Dukett (1967-69) ...... 45 1. Greg Knauss (2007 vs. IUP) ...... 53 1. Dennis Mailhot (1989) ...... 32.6 Dennis Mailhot (1987-90) ...... 1,722 7. Andy Baranek (1982-84) ...... 41 2. Taylor Groff (2011 at Kutz) ...... 52 2. Brandon Mercer (2012) ...... 31.9 21. Paul Bandholz (1989-92) ...... 1,603 8. Matt Soltes (2012- ) ...... 36 Taylor Groff (2012 at Bloom) ...... 52 3. Drew Stem (2007) ...... 30.9 22. Doug Leonzi (1989-92) ...... 1,535 James Franklin (1991-94) ...... 36 Taylor Groff (2012 at Mill) ...... 52 4. Drew Stem (2006) ...... 28.7 23. Jake Hlavac (1990-93) ...... 1,512 10. Mike Terwilliger (1974-77) ...... 33 4. Taylor Groff (2012 at Clarion) ...... 51 5. Mike Mancuso (1994) ...... 28.5 --. Tim Roken (2007-08) ...... 32 5. Todd McNamee (1988 vs. SCSU) ...... 50 Yards per Catch (50 rec or 1,000 yds) 6. Joey Pingitore (1983 vs. Montclair) ..49 1. Larry Harrison (1998-01) ...... 23.6 Pass Effi ciency - Season 7. Taylor Groff (2011 at W. Chester) 48 2. Tom Palubinski (1975-77) ...... 20.5 1. Jimmy Terwilliger (2005) ...... 186.1 Taylor Groff (2010 vs. Kutz) ...... 48 3. Dennis Mailhot (1987-90) ...... 19.6 2. Jimmy Terwilliger (2004) ...... 174.1 Mark Brubaker (2005 vs. CWP) ...... 48 4. Tim Strenfel (2002-05) ...... 19.1 3. Jimmy Terwilliger (2006) ...... 165.5 Ed Detwiler (1992 vs. Cal) ...... 48 5. Jordan Hallman (2009- ) ...... 18.9 4. Damian Poalucci (1996) ...... 163.3 Mike Augustin (1986 vs. Mill) ...... 48 6. Jason Killian (1993-96) ...... 17.9 5. Matt Soltes (2012) ...... 157.5 Joey Pingitore (1983 at Lehigh)...... 48 7. Mike Mancuso (1994-97) ...... 17.7 8. Evan Prall (2003-06) ...... 17.3 Rushing Yards, QB - Season Points by Kicker 9. John Kotarsky (1998-01) ...... 17.2 1. James Franklin (1994) ...... 543 1. Mark Brubaker (2002-05) ...... 287 10. Ed Kiser (2008-10) ...... 17.0 2. Matt Soltes (2012) ...... 536 2. Taylor Groff (2010- ) ...... 262 --. Robert Bleiler (2010- ) ...... 16.8 3. Jimmy Terwilliger (2006) ...... 504 Ed Detwiler (1989-92) ...... 262 Rushing Yards, QB - Career Points, overall 1. Jimmy Terwilliger (2003-06) ...... 1,714 1. Anthony Carfagno (2002-05) ...... 402 2. James Franklin (1991-94) ...... 1,077 2. Evan Prall (2003-06) ...... 320 3. Matt Soltes (2012- ) ...... 793 3. Mark Brubaker (2002-05) ...... 287 4. Matt Marshall (2007-10) ...... 654 4. Taylor Groff (2010- ) ...... 262 5. Glen Ray (1964-65)# ...... 606 Ed Detwiler (1989-92) ...... 262 # Ray's 1963 season not available 6. Toby Barkman (1960-63) ...... 252 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES ESU FOOTBALL DEPTH CHART as of Oct. 8, 2013 — OFFENSE — QB 10 Matt Soltes (6-3, 210, R-So.) 380.8 total yds per game in 12 career starts ... 350.0 ypg this year (9th in DII) ... 29-34, 444 yds, 4 TD vs Clarion 15 TD, 1 Int this year ... 173 passes without Int (school record) ... 350+ total yds in 8 of 12 career starts (300+ in 9) 11 Nate Daniels (6-2, 200, R-Sr.) Started 1st 3 games of 2012 (4 career starts) ... 175.2 QB rating (34-60, 621 yds, 7 TD, 3 Int.) ... 355 yds vs. LHU TB 29 Robert Healy (5-9, 175, R-Fr.) #2 among DII FR in rushing (11.8 ypg) ... 3 100-yd games (111 at SHU, 189 at Ship, 132 vs Clarion) 36 Gerald Van De Cruz (5-11, 215, Jr.) 32 car, 146 yds, 2 TD (15-46, TD vs Clarion) ... transfer from Lackawanna; FB/NG at Phillipsburg (NJ) FB 45 Thomas Tippett (6-0, 230, R-Sr.) 9 career rush TD (all from 1-yd line) ... 5 rec, 78 yds, TD vs Clarion ... Career: 43 rec, 544 yds, 11 total TD 40 Sam Benson (6-2, 245, R-So.) 5 games this year ... 13-yd catch vs Clarion (2nd of career) ... played in all 10 games in 2012 WR 82 Robert Bleiler (6-1, 200, R-Sr.) 102.8 ypg (3rd in PSAC) ... 24-399, 4 TD last 3 weeks (9-115, 2 TD at Ship; 7-154 at Chey, 8-130, 2 TD vs Clarion) 33 Ray Dominguez (6-1, 195, Jr.) 2 rec, 15 yds ... 21 career games (DB for most of 2012) ... 14 rec, 198 yds in 6 starts as FR in 2011 WR 5 Jon Schnaars (6-2, 200, R-So.) 25 rec, 278 yds, 2 TD ... 15 rec, 180 yds last 2 weeks (6-56 at Chey, 9-130 vs Clar) ... 2012: 16-312, TD 17 Gerard Wendowski (6-3, 210, So.) 8 rec, 113 yds (4-71 at Cheyney) ... 7 games (special teams) 2012 ... HS with Brandon Mercer (North Penn) WR 85 Tim Wilson (5-9, 170, So.) AND 4 rec, 61 yds, TD ... 11-yd TD at SHU; 2-34 vs AIC ... 2012: 11-167, 2 TD (7 games) ... GW 33-yd TD w/ 0:05 left vs WCU 9 Brandon Mercer (5-7, 165, R-So.) 3 rec, 26 yds ... averaging 29.2 yards on 6 KR ... 2012: 3 rec, 23 yds ... 31.9 KR avg, 94-yd TD vs. Cheyney TE 88 Steven Jones (6-6, 250, R-Jr.) 4-144, 3 TD at Chey ... 2013: 15-338, 6 TD (2nd among DII TE) ... last 8 games: 25-473, 11 TD ... Career: 46-752-14

LT 77 Cody Laubach (6-5, 305, So.) 15 career starts (every game), 8 at LT ... 2012: 7 at RT, last 3 at LT ... 1st ESU true FR to start every game since 2004 75 Fran McMenamin (6-4, 280, Fr.) 2 games ... member of U.S. Armed Forces before attending ESU ... 2007 grad of Father Judge HS (Phila.) LG 66 Pete Wolmart (6-3, 310, Jr.) 17 career starts (15 straight at LG) ... 2012: all 10 at LG ... 2011: 2 starts at LT 68 Jordan Jones (6-0, 315, R-Fr.) 5 games (1st career action) ... All-City at Northeast HS (Philadelphia) on Public League championship team C 73 Greg Blue (6-2, 285, R-Sr.) 33 career starts, 22 straight (both most on team) ... 15 straight at C (all 10 in 2012) ... 9 at LG 2011, 9 at RG 2010 57 Nicholas Spause (6-1, 275, R-So.) 2 games (1st career action) ... 2-time All-Continental Conference at Souderton RG 69 Eric Burleson (6-4, 305, So.) Started all 5 games at RG ... played in 7 games, mostly in short-yardage off ense/special teams, in 2012 78 William Birosik III (6-2, 280, R-Fr.) 5 games (1st career action) ... redshirted 2012 as defensive end ... moved to OL in spring RT 51 Raymond Ocasio, Jr. (6-7, 300, R-So.) Started all 5 games at RT ... 3 games in 2012 ... starter on AAAA state champ team at Allentown CC in 2010 71 Brandon Natalie (6-5, 290, Fr.) Has not appeared ... All-Ches-Mont honorable mention OL at Great Valley HS

— DEFENSE — DE 98 Brandon Gattelli (6-2, 245, R-Jr.) 23 career starts, 18 straight (both most on defense) ... 2012: 35 tkl, 9 TFL, 4.5 sacks ... Career: 9 sacks, 5 FF, 4 FR 62 Antoine Ray (6-0, 250, R-So.) 3 games (SHU, Chey, Clar) ... 6 games in 2012 ... 4 tackles, 0.5 sacks ... 2 tackles, 0.5 sacks at Millersville DT 79 Bryan Thomson (6-1, 290, R-Jr.) 21 tkl, 1.5 sacks ... 2012: 50 tkl, 9 TFL, 5 sk (PSAC East Def POY, Football Gazette A-A 3rd team) ... Blk: 10 career (3fg, 7pat) 52 Steven Wright (6-1, 270, R-So.) 3 games (3 tkl, TFL, 0.5 sack at Seton Hill) ... played in 2 games in 2012 (FR vs Cheyney) DT 95 Jon Noble (6-0, 290, R-Jr.) Started all 5 games (1st career starts) ... 13 tkl, 4 TFL, sack ... all 10 games in 2012 (11 tkl, 3.0 TFL, 1.5 sacks) 92 Josh Przywara (6-0, 260, R-Jr.) Played in all 5 games ... 21 career games (all 10 in 2012 - 13 tkl, 3.5 TFL, 3.0 sacks, FR) ... 2 sacks vs Kutz DE 72 Sam Trunzo (6-1, 240, R-Jr.) Started last 4 games (1st career starts) ... 7 tkl, 1.5 TFL vs Clar ... 21 career games (5 in 2012 - missed last 5) 93 Ahmad McFarland (6-3, 245, R-Fr.) 3 games ... 4 tkl, 2 TFL, sack vs Clarion ... All-Area 1st team by Morning Call, Express-Times at Liberty HS OLB 2 Darius Jackson (6-0, 225, Sr.) 27 tkl, 3 TFL, sack, Int, FR (19-yd TD at SHU) ... 14 career starts (9 in 2012 - 46 tkl, 4 TFL, 2 Int., FF) ... converted FB 54 Zach Miller (6-1, 210, R-Fr.) Special teams last 3 weeks ... All-State LB, TE at Pen Argyl ... 1st team All-Area by Morning Call, Express-Times MLB 6 Cody Simcox (6-2, 230, Jr.) Team-high 36 tkl ... 14 career starts (9 in 2012 - 71 tkl, 3.5 TFL, 1.5 sacks, FR, 17 tkl at Bloom) ... transfer from Maine 41 Eric Pabst (5-11, 215, R-Fr.) 4 tkl, 2.5 TFL, 1.5 sacks at Seton Hill ... HM All-State at Scranton HS ... member of AAAA District 2 champ OLB 32 Kaje Cowans (5-9, 210, R-So.) 4 starts (dnp at Chey) ... 19 tkl, 2.5 TFL, sack, 3 PBU ... 8 tkl vs. AIC ... transfer from Bowie State (8 games) 55 Corbyn Nyemah (6-2, 225, Fr.) 1st career start at Chey ... 4 games ... 4 tkl, 1.5 TFL at SHU ... All-Del Val 2nd team at Chichester HS ... OLB/TE CB 4 Teron Dobbs (5-9, 170, So.) PSAC East DPOW (2 Int, 2 PBU, sack) vs AIC ... 13 career starts (2012: 8 starts, converted WR) ... 6 career Int 18 Christopher Sutton (6-0, 165, Fr.) Played in last 4 games ... 3-year starter at DB and WR at Valley Forge Military Academy CB 28 Konrad Mims (5-11, 180, R-Jr.) 5 starts - 20 tkl, 5 PBU, FF, Int ... 1st career action (member of 2011 ESU roster) ... transfer from Sacred Heart 43 Derek Ramseur-Benson (6-0, 155, Fr.) Played in all 5 games ... 3-year starter at Delcastle Tech (Del.) ... played QB, WR, DB, KR, PR S 23 Anthony Singlar (5-11, 190, R-Jr.) 24 tkl, 4 TFL, 4 PBU, FF, FR ... 20 starts (16 straight) ... 2012: 86 tkl (led ESU), 8.6 avg (6th PSAC) ... Career: 1 Int., 2 FF, 2 FR 21 Hakeem Ellis (6-0, 195, Fr.) Played in last 4 games ... 2-time All-Public League at Central HS (Philadelphia) ... played LB/Safety FS 49 Dean Vitale (5-9, 175, Fr.) 30 tkl, 3 Int (2 at Ship) ... started all 5 games ... joined ESU in spring practice ... NJ All-Group 2 3rd team 46 Tyler Scott (5-11, 185, R-Fr.) Played in all 5 games (mostly special teams) ... 7 tkl ... All-Conference DB at Immaculata (NJ)

— SPECIAL TEAMS — PK 38 Taylor Groff (6-0, 215, Sr.) 2-8 FG (made 25, missed 50 twice at Ship, made 33 at SHU, missed 50, 29, 32 vs AIC, missed 27 at Cheyney) Streak of 77 consecutive PAT ended at Cheyney (5-for-7 - made fi nal PAT) only PSAC K with 2+ career FG of 51+ yds (4) ... 3 from 50+ in 2012 (52, 52, 51) ... career long is 52 (3x) Daktronics, Football Gazette All-Region 1st team ... All-PSAC East 1st team Career: 44-66 (66.7 pct) ... under 40: 28-37 (75.7 pct) ... 40+: 16-29 (55.2) - incl 50+: 4-9 (44.4) 2012: 15-23 fg, 48-48 pat (led DII K with 9.3 ppg) ... t-2nd among ESU kickers with 262 career points P 3 Jordan Bair (6-4, 200, Jr.) 38.3 avg (22 punts), long 55, 8 FC, 9 I20, 30.9 net ... 2012: 37.2 avg, 33.8 net ... 2011: 37.8 avg, 32.9 net LS 66 Pete Wolmart (6-3, 310, Jr.) Snapper on PAT/FG in all 5 games ... took over as LS at Seton Hill with injury to Tarik Haddad in opener H 11 Nate Daniels (6-2, 200, R-Sr.) Backup QB ... holder in all 10 games of 2012, and fi nal 6 games of 2011 KR 9 Brandon Mercer (5-7, 165, R-So.) 29.2 avg (4th in PSAC) - 6 KR, 175 yds - 40, 35 at SHU; 36, 33 vs AIC ... 2012: 31.9 avg (14 KR), 94-yd TD vs Chey Sprint standout ... 4th in PSAC in indoor 60m ... PR's of 7.02 in 60, 10.74 in 100 ... 4x100 relay PSAC champ in 2012 85 Tim Wilson (5-9, 170, So.) 20.2 avg (6 KR), long 28 ... 5.8 avg (8 PR) ... 4 rec, 61 yds, TD ... 16.3 avg (7 KR, 114 yds) with long of 29 in 2012 PR 85 Tim Wilson (5-9, 170, So.) 5.8 avg (8 PR), long 15 ... 46 yds - ESU had 34 yds on 18 PR in 2012 (Wilson 10 yds on 5 PR) 9 Brandon Mercer (5-7, 165, R-So.) 11 PR, 29 yds, long of 16 at Clarion in 2012 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES ESU Head Coach Denny Douds • 40th Year • Career Record: 241-168-3 Nine PSAC titles Four NCAA Playoff appearances 2005 Northeast Regional title

Denny Douds, the all-time winningest coach in the history of the PSAC, is in his 40th season as head Coach Douds’ Career Record coach of the ESU football program in 2013. He is the at a Glance 13th man to reach 40 seasons as head coach in NCAA W L T Pct. football history - the 9th to coach 40 years at one Overall Record 241 168 3 .589 school - and the 5th to spend all of his 40+ year career Home Record 125 74 0 .628 Away Record 113 93 3 .548 at the same institution. Neutral Record 3 1 0 .750 Douds has reached numerous milestones for vs. PSAC East 143 90 1 .613 coaching success and longevity, and spent his 50th PSAC East Home 70 45 0 .609 fall in the coaching profession in 2012. PSAC East Away 70 45 1 .608 He fi nished 2012 with 407 games coached, PSAC East Neutral 3 0 0 1.000 second-most among all active coaches, and is one vs. PSAC West 33 37 0 .471 of 15 men to coach more than 400 games in college PSAC Title Games 3 1 1 .700 football history. He set the NCAA Division II record NCAA Playoff Games 4 4 0 .500 vs. Non-PSAC Teams 58 36 1 .616 for most games coached on Oct. 22, 2011 against Opening Games 29 11 0 .725 Millersville, surpassing the previous mark of 393 held Closing Games 18 20 1 .468 by Jim Malosky of Minnesota-Duluth. Family Day Games 22 17 0 .564 Douds ranks 2nd among active DII coaches and Homecoming Games 24 15 0 .615 4th among all active coaches with 237 career victories through 2012, compiling a mark of 237-167-3 (.586) ESU Coaching Staff since 1974. He set the PSAC record for career victories in 2008. There have been 86 head football coaches at the other 15 PSAC institutions, and at least four Offensive Coordinator at every school, since Douds took over as ESU’s 8th head football coach in 1974. Since then, he has Mike Terwilliger (ESU ’78), 36th year coached 23 AP Little All-Americans, 5 AFCA All-Americans and 5 fi nalists for the Harlon Hill Award, • QB/coach for all 40 years of Douds’ career including quarterback Jimmy Terwilliger, who won the award in 2005. • 30-4-1 record as QB from 1974-77 In his 39 years as head coach, Douds has mentored 183 fi rst team All-PSAC selections and 822 • son Jimmy won Harlon Hill Award in 2005 letterwinners. An additional 151 players earned letters in his eight years as an assistant coach from 1966-73. Including the numerous Warriors who were members of the team but didn’t earn a letter, Offensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator more than 1,000 players have contributed to the ESU football program during Douds’ 47 years in the Mike Santella (ESU ’94), 16th year Poconos. • has coached 18 All-PSAC selections on OL The Warriors have made four trips to the NCAA Playoff s under Douds, most recently in 2009. The • coach on 3 NCAA teams at ESU (04-05, 09) 2000's featured a 77-34 record, nine winning seasons, three NCAA Playoff trips and two PSAC East championships. ESU's seven straight winning seasons from 2000-06 was the longest such streak of his Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers career. Bob Forgrave (Muskingum '77), 2nd year ESU made its second and third appearances in the NCAA Division II Playoff s in 2004 and 2005, • 30th season in coaching joining the 1991 squad which also advanced to the postseason. In 2005, the Warriors won three • Def. coord. at St. Norbert (Wisc.) in 2011 straight playoff games to claim the Northeast Region championship before bowing out in the national semifi nals. ESU’s 11-3 record set a school record for wins in a single season. Defensive Line A native of Indiana, Pa., Douds was a high school coach in Erie, Pa. for two years and an assistant Charles Alexander (Ohio State '02), 2nd year coach at West Virginia University for one year before accepting an assistant coach position at ESU. • 9th season of collegiate experience He started as the Warriors’ tight ends and linebackers coach under head coach Charlie Reese, and • Def. backs coach at Lehigh in 2011 then became the team’s defensive coordinator in 1968. After eight seasons assisting Reese, Douds took over as the school’s eighth head football coach in 1974. Defensive Ends Under Douds’ direction, the Warriors have captured nine PSAC Eastern Division titles with solo Zac Baltz (ESU '06), 1st year fi rst-place fi nishes in 1975, 1976, 1978, 1982, 1983 and 1991 and ties for the top spot in 1980, 2002 • grad. student coach in 2012 and 2003. Before the PSAC championship game was eliminated in 1987, the Warriors won overall conference crowns in 1975, 1978 and 1982 and tied for the title with Shippensburg in 1976. Wide Receivers Frank Lupin (ESU ’62), 32nd year THROUGH THE DECADES: • 10 different All-PSAC WR since 2000 1970s 47-11-1 .805 1990s 54-47-2 .534 2010s 15-22 .405 1980s 48-54-0 .471 2000s 77-34-0 .694 Defensive Backs Joey Smith (Louisville ’91), 13th year • DB/KR in college, 4 years in NFL with NYG

Strength & Conditioning Rob Mikulski (Penn State ’86), 27th year • won DII coach of the year award in 2005

COACHING STAFF NOTES: • Head coach Denny Douds is in his 51st year of coaching, and 48th at ESU. He was inducted into the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998 • Assistant coaches Mike Terwilliger (1994) and Frank Lupin (2002), both ESU graduates, are also members of the Hall of Fame • Terwilliger is in his 36th season as a football coach, all at ESU, while Lupin is in his 53rd year in coaching and 32nd at ESU EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School 2 *Darius Jackson OLB 6-0 225 Sr. Lumberton, N.J./Rancocas Valley 3 *Jordan Bair P 6-4 220 Jr. Harrisburg/Central Dauphin 4 *Teron Dobbs (tuh-RON) DB 5-9 170 So. Bridgeport/Archbishop Carroll 5 *Jon Schnaars WR 6-2 200 R-So. Harrisburg/Central Dauphin 6 *Cody Simcox LB 6-2 230 Jr. Sinking Spring/Wilson West Lawn/Maine 7 Bruce Campbell QB 6-2 180 R-Fr. Yardley/Pennsbury 8 Jamyl Aminu (uh-MEAN-oo) OLB 5-9 195 R-So. Bethlehem/Liberty/California (Pa.) 9 *Brandon Mercer WR 5-7 165 R-So. Hatfi eld/North Penn 10 *Matt Soltes (SOLE-tez) QB 6-3 210 R-So. Vernon, N.J./Vernon 11 *Nate Daniels QB 6-2 200 R-Sr. Laureldale/Muhlenberg 12 Brandon LaVia (luh-VEE-uh) QB 6-0 205 Fr. Harrisburg/Central Dauphin 14 Anthony Washington OLB 5-8 175 R-Fr. Coatesville/Coatesville/Delaware State 15 Shane MacNamara TE 6-3 230 R-So. Montgomery, N.Y./Montgomery 17 *Gerard Wendowski WR 6-3 210 So. Lansdale/North Penn 18 Christopher Sutton DB 6-0 165 Fr. Darby/Valley Forge Military Academy 19 Jibril Hines DB 5-8 165 Fr. Sicklerville, N.J./Winslow Township 21 Hakeem Ellis S 6-0 195 Fr. Philadelphia/Central 23 *Anthony Singlar S 5-11 190 R-Jr. Bensalem/Conwell-Egan 25 Raul Quinones TB 5-11 180 R-Fr. Philadelphia/Father Judge 26 Wesley Pierce DB 5-8 160 Fr. West Milford, N.J./West Milford 27 *Joe Welk WR 5-9 175 So. Kirkwood/Solanco 28 Konrad Mims DB 5-11 180 R-Jr. Trenton, N.J./Notre Dame/Sacred Heart 29 Robert Healy TB 5-9 175 R-Fr. East Meadow, N.Y./East Meadow 30 Alex Cooley TB 5-8 195 Fr. Wrightsville/Eastern York 31 Kevin Osback DB 6-1 195 Fr. Fair Lawn, N.J./Fair Lawn 32 Kaje Cowans (KAH-zhay) OLB 5-9 210 R-So. Hamburg, N.J./Wallkill Valley/Bowie State 33 *Ray Dominguez WR 6-1 195 Jr. Scranton/West Scranton 34 Derrick Dyer TB 5-8 190 Jr. Pennsauken, N.J./Palmyra/Seton Hill 35 Jimmy Verzicco (ver-ZICK-oh) FS 6-0 180 Fr. Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill West 36 Gerald Van De Cruz TB 5-11 215 Jr. Phillipsburg, N.J./Phillipsburg/Lackawanna 37 Doug Barndt S 6-3 200 Fr. Quakertown/Quakertown 38 *Taylor Groff K 6-0 210 Sr. Manheim/Manheim Central 39 *Jon Neiman (NIGH-men) S 5-11 185 So. Gilbertsville/Boyertown 40 *Sam Benson FB 6-2 245 R-So. Lincoln University/Avon Grove 41 Eric Pabst LB 5-11 215 R-Fr. Scranton/Scranton 42 Renz Compton FS 5-11 170 Fr. Philadelphia/Frankford 43 Derek Ramseur-Benson (RAM-sir BEN-son) DB 6-0 155 Fr. New Castle, Del./Delcastle Technical 44 Anthony Lettieri (luh-TEER-ee) FB 6-0 245 R-Fr. Fanwood, N.J./Scotch Plains-Fanwood 45 *Thomas Tippett FB 6-0 240 R-Sr. Fairfi eld/Delone Catholic 46 Tyler Scott FS 5-11 185 R-Fr. Raritan, N.J./Immaculata 47 Jay Bennett OLB 6-2 200 Fr. Marysville/Susquenita 49 Dean Vitale (vie-TAL-ee) FS 5-9 175 Fr. Spotswood, N.J./Spotswood 50 Nick Mallardi OLB 6-0 200 Fr. Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill West 51 Raymond Ocasio, Jr. (oh-COSS-ee-oh) OL 6-7 300 R-So. Allentown/Central Catholic 52 Steven Wright DL 6-1 270 R-So. Bridgewater, N.J./Immaculata 53 Austin Noel (NOLL) OLB 6-1 215 Fr. Hanover/Delone Catholic 54 Zach Miller OLB 6-1 210 R-Fr. Pen Argyl/Pen Argyl 55 Corbyn Nyemah (KNEE-muh) OLB 6-2 225 Fr. Linwood/Chichester 56 *Tarik Haddad (TEAR-ik huh-DOD) DE 6-2 245 Jr. Orefi eld/Parkland 57 Nicholas Spause (like "pause") OL 6-1 275 R-So. Harleysville/Souderton 58 Doug Strickland DL 5-11 235 R-Fr. Teaneck, N.J./Paramus Catholic 59 Samuel Falcone (FOWL-cone) LB 5-10 170 Fr. Pittston/Pittston 60 Sekou Jones (SAY-coo) OLB 6-2 200 Fr. Eff ort/Pleasant Valley 61 Keith Froggatt, Jr. (FRO-get) DL 6-3 265 R-Fr. Southampton/William Tennent 62 *Antoine Ray DE 6-0 250 R-So. Telford/Souderton 66 *Pete Wolmart OL 6-3 310 Jr. Randolph, N.J./Randolph 67 Norman Rogers III OL 6-3 305 Fr. Glenside/Cheltenham 68 Jordan Jones OL 6-0 315 R-Fr. Philadelphia/Northeast 69 *Eric Burleson OL 6-4 305 So. Allentown/Parkland 70 Mike Benner OL 6-2 290 Fr. Kunkletown/Pleasant Valley 71 Brandon Natalie (nuh-TAL-ee) OL 6-5 290 Fr. Malvern/Great Valley 72 *Sam Trunzo DE 6-1 240 R-Jr. Bethlehem/Bethlehem Catholic 73 *Greg Blue OL 6-2 285 R-Sr. West Chester/Unionville 74 Devon Ackerman OL 6-1 285 Fr. Hanover/South Western 75 Fran McMenamin OL 6-4 280 Fr. Philadelphia/Father Judge 77 *Cody Laubach (LAW-bock) OL 6-5 315 So. Emmaus/Emmaus 78 William Birosik III (brr-OSS-ik) OL 6-2 280 R-Fr. Schuylkill Haven/Nativity BVM 79 *Bryan Thomson DL 6-1 290 R-Jr. Keyport, N.J./Keyport 80 Ira Hayes WR 5-11 180 Fr. Jackson, N.J./Jackson Liberty/Milford Academy 81 Zach Bogoly (BOG-lee) WR 6-2 195 Fr. Easton/Wilson 82 *Robert Bleiler WR 6-1 205 R-Sr. Dillsburg/Northern 83 Tommy House WR 6-2 185 Fr. Vienna, Va./James Madison 84 *Rich Irving WR 6-0 190 Jr. Kresgeville/Pleasant Valley 85 *Tim Wilson WR 5-9 170 So. Wayne/Radnor 87 Vlenale Byrd (vluh-NAIL) WR 6-4 175 Fr. Linwood/Chichester 88 *Steven Jones TE 6-6 250 R-Jr. Harleysville/La Salle College HS 89 Isaiah Williams WR 5-9 165 Fr. Piscataway, N.J./Bound Brook 90 Darryl Loveland LB 6-2 215 Fr. Galloway, N.J./Absegami 92 *Josh Przywara (priz-WAHR-uh) DL 6-0 260 R-Jr. Thornhurst/North Pocono 93 Ahmad McFarland DE 6-3 245 R-Fr. Bethlehem/Liberty 95 *Jon Noble DL 6-0 290 R-Jr. Bushkill/E. Stroudsburg North/Shippensburg 98 *Brandon Gattelli (guh-TELL-ee) DE 6-2 245 R-Jr. Bensalem/Bensalem 99 John Appice (uh-PEACH-ee) DL 6-3 270 Fr. Englishtown, N.J./Manalapan EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES The Last Time It Happened ... 200-Yard Rushing Game 200-Yard Receiving Game Fumble Return for TD ESU - Joe Partridge (284), Cheyney, 2007 ESU - Jordan Hallman (221), Millersville, 2011 ESU (Off ensive) - Michael Parshley (recovered Opp. - Franklyn Quiteh (282), Bloomsburg, 2012 Opp. - Devyn Woods (215), Mercyhurst, 2012 in end zone), Lock Haven, 2007 ESU (Defensive) - Darius Jackson (19 yards), Two 100-Yard Rushers Two 100-Yard Receivers Seton Hill, 2013 ESU - Robert Healy (189) and Matt Soltes (117), ESU - Robert Bleiler (130), Jon Schnaars (124), Opp. - Alex Dinolfi (38 yards), Kutztown, 2010 at Shippensburg, 2013 Clarion, 2013 Opp. - Zach Zulli (126) and Mike Frenette (115), Opp. - Devyn Woods (215), Paris Bruner (144), Blocked Punt Return for TD Shippensburg, 2011 Mercyhurst, 2012 ESU - Tyree Townes (7 yards), Bloomsburg, NCAA Playoff s, 2005 30 Rushing Attempts Run of 75 Yards Opp. - Thomas Stewart (38 yards), Cheyney, 2012 ESU - Joe Partridge (34), Cheyney, 2007 ESU - Anthony Carfagno (83), Clarion, 2003 Opp. - Franklyn Quiteh (43), Bloomsburg, 2012 Opp. - Toby Murray (93), Glenville State, 2002 Blocked Field Goal Return for TD ESU - Tyree Townes (84 yards), Millersville, 2003 300-Yard Passing Game Pass of 75 Yards Opp. - Branden Williams (61 yards), ESU - Matt Soltes (444), Clarion, 2013 ESU - Steven Jones from Matt Soltes (80), Edinboro, 2009 Opp. - Anthony Vendemia (379), Mercyhurst, 2012 Cheyney, 2013 Opp. - Trevor Harman from Zach Zulli (81), Recorded a Safety 400-Yard Passing Game at Shippensburg, 2013 ESU - Team (QB down in end zone); Cody Simcox ESU - Matt Soltes (444), Clarion, 2013 (tackled QB in end zone), Seton Hill, 2013 Opp. - Kevin Morton (490), Kutztown, 2012 Punt Return for TD Opp. - Team (holding in end zone), ESU - Evan Prall (75 yards), West Chester, 2006 Virginia Union, 2008 30 Pass Completions Opp. - Chris Bone (85 yards), C.W. Post, 2005 ESU - Matt Soltes (30), West Chester, 2012 40 Yard Field Goal Opp. - Kevin Morton (35), Kutztown, 2012 Kickoff Return for TD ESU - Taylor Groff (44 yards), Millersville, 2012 ESU - Brandon Mercer (94 yards), Cheyney, 2012 Opp. - Dan Fisher (41 yards), Bloomsburg, 2010 50 Pass Attempts Opp. - Shannon Maura (96 yards), ESU - Ray Wagner (50), Kutztown, 2011 at Shippensburg, 2013 50 Yard Field Goal Opp. - Jeremy Copeland (53), Kutztown, 2003 ESU - Taylor Groff (52 yards), Bloomsburg, 2012 Interception Return for TD and Millersville, 2012 ESU - Darius Jackson (54 yards), Cheyney, 2012 Opp. - Sean McNicholas (53 yards), Opp. - Corey Hunt (29 yards), Shippensburg, 2012 Edinboro, 2000

60 Yard Punt ESU - Greg Knauss (62 yards), Edinboro, 2010 Opp. - Nathan Conway (63 yards), Clarion, 2013

Single Game School Records

Rushing Yards 284 Joe Partridge 2007 at Cheyney Rushing Attempts 36 Harold Strunk 1976 at Millersville Rushing TDs 4 5 times (Kendrick Williams) 2010 at Millersville

Passing Yards 616 Damian Poalucci 1996 at Mansfi eld Completions 38 Steve Mummaw 1970 at Lafayette Attempts 59 Tim Roken 2008 vs. Shippensburg Passing TDs 9 Jimmy Terwilliger 2005 vs. C.W. Post

Total Off ense Yards 666 Matt Soltes 2012 at LIU Post Off ensive Plays 72 James Franklin 1994 vs. Millersville

Receiving Yards 254 Evan Prall 2006 vs. Lock Haven Receptions 14 3 times (Evan Prall) 2006 vs. California Receiving TDs 5 Evan Prall 2006 vs. Kutztown

Yards from Scrimmage 284 Joe Partridge 2007 at Cheyney All-Purpose Yards 385 Evan Prall 2006 vs. Lock Haven Total TDs 5 3 times (Evan Prall) 2006 vs. Kutztown

Longest Rush 90 3 times (Ramon Leak) 1993 vs. AIC Longest Pass 99 Bret Comp (Ken Kopetchny) 1990 at Mansfi eld Longest Kick Return 98 2 times (Matt Kacanda) 1998 at Bloomsburg Longest Punt Return 98 Dick Merring 1956 at West Chester Longest Interception Return 100 Jim Oplinger 1956 vs. Cheyney Longest Field Goal 53 Greg Knauss 2007 vs. IUP Longest Punt 78 Todd McNamee 1988 vs. SCSU EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3 Sept. 5 • ESU 21, American Intl 14 Sept. 14 • ESU 70, Seton Hill 7 Sept. 21 • Shippensburg 41, ESU 31 EAST STROUDSBURG – So. CB Teron Dobbs and a GREENSBURG – ESU jumped out to a 30-0 lead after SHIPPENSBURG – Shippensburg outscored ESU 4th-quarter rushing attack helped ESU open the 40th the 1st quarter, running away with a 70-7 win over 21-14 in a wild 4th quarter as the defending PSAC year for Denny Douds with a 21-14 victory over AIC. Seton Hill to improve to 2-0. East champions came away with a 41-31 win in both Dobbs had 2 interceptions, 2 pass breakups, a R-So. QB Matt Soltes threw 4 1st-half TD passes schools' divisional opener at Seth Grove Stadium. touchdown-saving tackle and sack on 4th-and-goal and R-Fr. TB Robert Healy ran for 111 yards as ESU Ship led 20-17 at halftime after a long TD drive in from the 1-yard line in a key 3rd quarter sequence as rolled up 535 yards – including 338 yards rushing on the last minute of the period, then stayed in front by the Warriors won their 6th straight season opener, 60 carries (213 yards, 35 carries in the 2nd half). answering two ESU TD drives. 13th of the last 15 and 29th of 40 under Douds. Seton Hill managed just 137 yards on 52 plays – R-Fr. TB Robert Healy ran for 189 yards on 20 Douds tied Ohio State's Woody Hayes for 25th on just 49 yards on 44 plays through 3 quarters – and carries and had a 37-yard catch for 226 yards from the college football victory list with 238. 8 first downs. The defense also scored 10 points, on scrimmage, the most by an ESU freshman in 40 years AIC, the Northeast-10 preseason favorite, led 14-7 a 19-yard fumble return by Sr. OLB Darius Jackson under head coach Denny Douds. at halftime, but R-Fr. TB Robert Healy (22 carries, 91 and 2 safeties, recording 2 for the first time in 40 R-So. QB Matt Soltes had 376 yards of total yards) ran for a pair of 4th-quarter touchdowns to years (409 games) under head coach Denny Douds. offense, going 23-for-49 for 259 yards and 3 TD and put ESU ahead. He scored from 2 yards out on the SHU had -11 yards rushing and threw for 148 yards, running for 117 yards and another score. ESU had first play of the period to tie it at 14-all, and plunged after gaining 399 yards (353 passing) in a 37-29 loss advantages in 560-421 in yards and 4-0 in turnovers. in from 4 yards out just under 6 minutes later. at Fairmont State. Ship's Shannon Maura had two key kick returns, R-So. QB Matt Soltes was 20-for-39 for 215 yards, ESU's 398-yard advantage in total offense is its setting up a 1st-quarter TD with an 83-yard return, a touchdown and an interception. Soltes also ran for 3rd-highest under Douds, and the Warriors put the then going 96 yards for a TD after ESU pulled with 48 yards for 263 yards of total offense after averaging game away early with their 2nd-highest scoring 27-24 with 9:41 left in the 4th quarter. 315.8 yards in 10 games last year. opening quarter in his tenure. Ship QB Zach Zulli (20-for-36, 273 yards, 4 TD, 3 Soltes started 4-for-4 for 52 yards after ESU ESU scored on its first 5 possessions, with Soltes Int.), the returning Harlon Hill Award winner, threw received the opening kickoff, beginning with a 30- throwing TD's to R-Jr. TE Steven Jones (15 yards), 3 TD passes to All-America WR Trevor Harman (6 yard pass to So. WR Tim Wilson and finishing with a R-So. WR Jon Schnaars (4), So. WR Tim Wilson (11) catches, 151 yards), the last an 81-yarder that put the 7-yard TD to R-So. WR Jon Schnaars. and R-Sr. WR Robert Bleiler (31). Jackson scooped a Red Raiders ahead, 27-17, with 13:13 left. AIC's Terrell Williams (18 carries, 120 yards) lateral and scored his 2nd career defensive TD, and ESU cut it to 27-24 on Soltes' 2-yard, 4th-down scored on an 8-yard run midway through the 1st the safeties came when QB Nick Halfhill's knee went TD to R-Sr. WR Robert Bleiler (career-high 9 catches, quarter, and Kevin Arduino threw a 23-yard TD to Cal down after a fumble in the end zone, and Jr. LB Cody 115 yards, 2 TD), but Maura ran the kick back for a TD. Brownridge with 1:56 left in the half. ESU blanked Simcox pulled down Halfhill in the end zone. Soltes capped a 68-yard drive with a 12-yard TD to AIC in the 2nd half, holding them to 144 yards (31 Four Warriors scored rushing TD's in the 2nd R-Jr. TE Steven Jones with 4:05 left to make it 34-31. plays) after yielding 258 yards (42 plays) in the 1st. half – R-Sr. FB Thomas Tippett (1 yard), Jr. TB Gerald Ship responded as backup QB Chris Lawshe went Dobbs ran down Williams at the 3-yard line after Van De Cruz (5), Jr. TB Derrick Dyer (1) and R-Fr. TB 67 yards for a TD on 3rd-and-3 to stretch it back to a 61-yard run early in the 3rd, then sacked Arduino Raul Quinones (2). ESU's TD drives covered 54, 60, 41-31. In the 1st half, Shippensburg jumped out to on 4th-and-goal from the 1. He broke up a sure TD 16 and 65 yards, with two erasing more than 6:30 off a 13-3 lead in the first 8 minutes, then ESU rallied pass late in the 3rd - just before ESU scored the tying the clock. to take its only lead late in the 2nd quarter. Soltes TD - and had a drive-killing interception after ESU had a 9-yard TD run at the 2:45 mark, and hit Bleiler went ahead in the middle of the 4th quarter. ESU 30 12 14 14 70 for a 6-yard TD with 56 seconds left before Zulli Soltes drove ESU 83 yards in 13 plays late in the Seton Hill 0 0 0 7 7 connected with Harman for a 20-yard TD. 3rd, and 63 yards on 9 plays in the 4th - gaining 55 ESU - Jones 15 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) of ESU's 88 4th-quarter rushing yards. A missed field ESU 3 14 0 14 31 ESU - Safety goal by Sr. K Taylor Groff following Dobbs' 2nd pick Shippensburg 13 7 0 21 41 ESU - Schnaars 4 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) kept AIC in it, but the defense forced a turnover on ESU - Wilson 11 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) SHIP - Mayer 12 pass from Zulli (Newcomer kick blkd) downs just inside midfield. ESU - Jackson 19 fumble return (Groff kick) ESU - Groff 25 field goal ESU - Bleiler 31 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) SHIP - Harman 5 pass from Zulli (Newcomer kick) American Intl 7 7 0 0 14 ESU - Groff 33 field goal ESU - Soltes 9 run (Groff kick) ESU 7 0 0 14 21 ESU - Safety (Simcox tackle in end zone) ESU - Bleiler 6 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) ESU - Schnaars 7 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) ESU - Tippett 1 run (Groff kick) SHIP - Harman 20 pass from Zulli (Newcomer kick) AIC - Williams 8 run (Hulsey kick) ESU - Van De Cruz 5 run (Groff kick) SHIP - Harman 81 pass from Zulli (Newcomer kick) AIC - Brownridge 23 pass from Arduino (Hulsey kick) ESU - Dyer 1 run (Groff kick) ESU - Bleiler 2 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) ESU - Healy 2 run (Groff kick) SHU - Darden 71 pass from Halfhill (Boulnemour kick) SHIP - Maura 96 kick return (Newcomer kick) ESU - Healy 4 run (Groff kick) ESU - Quinones 2 run (Groff kick) ESU - Jones 12 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) SHIP - Lawshe 67 run (Newcomer kick) ESU AIC ESU SHU First Downs 26 18 First Downs 29 8 ESU SHIP Passing C-A-I 20-39-1 15-37-2 Passing C-A-I 13-27-0 11-28-0 First Downs 27 16 Passing Yds 215 193 Passing Yds 197 148 Passing C-A-I 23-49-0 21-38-3 Rushing Yds (Att) 173 (43) 209 (36) Rushing Yds (Att) 338 (60) -11 (24) Passing Yds 259 286 Total Net Yds 388 402 Total Net Yds 535 137 Rushing Yds (Att) 301 (43) 135 (31) Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/0 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 5/2 Total Net Yds 560 421 Penalties/Yds 9/49 9/80 Penalties/Yds 5/40 5/45 Fumbles/Lost 1/0 1/1 Punts/Avg. 5/39.2 5/34.8 Punts/Avg. 4/32.8 8/37.5 Penalties/Yds 9/60 6/58 Punts/Avg. 7/39.9 6/38.5 Rushing — ESU: Healy 22-91, Soltes 10-48, Dyer Rushing — ESU: Healy 16-111, Van De Cruz 12-81, 5-17, Van De Cruz 2-16, Tippett 2-5, Team 2-(-4); AIC: Dyer 10-58, Quinones 12-46, Soltes 3-23, Daniels Rushing — ESU: Healy 20-189, Soltes 19-117, Van De Williams 18-120, Brownridge 2-47, Arduino 11-36, 1-16, Benson 1-4, Tippett 2-1, Campbell 2-0, Team Cruz 3-3, Daniels 1-(-8); SHIP: Lawshe 8-97, Brooks 13- Barthelmy 3-8, Rivas 1-0, Team 1-(-2). 1-(-2); SHU: McClam 1-13, Cook 3-2, Jackson 4-(-4), 57, Wheeler 1-2, Team 2-(-2), Pyle 2-(-5), Zulli 5-(-14). Passing — ESU: Soltes 20-39-1 for 215; AIC: Arduino Halfhill 16-(-22). Passing — ESU: Soltes 23-49-0 for 259; SHIP: Zulli 20- 15-37-2 for 193. Passing — ESU: Soltes 12-23-0 for 188, Daniels 1-4-0 36-3 for 273, Lawshe 1-1-0 for 13. Receiving — ESU: Schnaars 5-50, Bleiler 5-49, Wilson for 9; SHU: Halfhill 11-28-0 for 148. Receiving — ESU: Bleiler 9-115, Jones 3-29, Welk 2-34, Jones 2-32, Welk 2-12, Tippett 2-11, Mercer Receiving — ESU: Bleiler 4-66, Schnaars 3-32, Jones 3-18, Wendowski 2-23, Tippett 2-18, Schnaars 2-16, 1-18, Healy 1-9; AIC: Brownridge 3-46, Graham 2-57, 2-56, Welk 2-23, Wilson 1-11, Dominguez 1-9; SHU: Healy 1-37, Mercer 1-3; SHIP: Harman 6-151, Pyle Davis 2-37, Farley 2-21, Brown 2-12, Easterling 2-8, Darden 4-94, Garcarz 2-37, Kerns 1-9, Cook 1-8, 3-36, Kuljian 3-29, Mayer 3-21, Kent 2-22, Brooks 2-5, Williams 1-6, Barthelmy 1-6. Collins 1-5, Fisher 1-1, Jackson 1-(-6). Wheeler 1-11, Abdullah 1-11. EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

GAME 4 GAME 5 Sept. 28 • ESU 40, Cheyney 6 Oct. 5 • ESU 48, Clarion 28 CHEYNEY – R-So. QB Matt Soltes accounted for 419 EAST STROUDSBURG – R-So. QB Matt Soltes broke total yards and four touchdowns, throwing 3 TD his own school record for completion percentage, passes to R-Jr. TE Steven Jones, as ESU improved to going 29-for-34 (85.3%) for 444 yards and 4 TD, to 3-1 (1-1 PSAC East) with a 40-6 win over Cheyney. lead ESU to a 48-28 win at Eiler-Martin Stadium. Soltes was 19-33 for 387 yards and 3 TD, and Soltes guided an offense that rolled up 692 yards, added 9 carries for 32 yards and a 4th-quarter TD. 6th-most in school history, and tied a school record Jones had 4 catches for 144 yards and 3 TD, scoring with 36 first downs. He also broke a school record on his first 3 receptions, to become the first ESU TE with 173 consecutive passes without an interception, with 3 TD under 40th-year head coach Denny Douds. breaking the mark of 170 held by Jimmy Terwilliger His 144 yards are 3rd-most by a tight end since 1974. (2005-06). Soltes has thrown for 15 touchdowns and Jones scored on an 80-yard catch-and-run to put one interception through five games for ESU (4-1). ESU ahead 14-0 midway through the 1st quarter, had R-Fr. TB Robert Healy ran for 132 yards and two a 53-yard TD midway through the 2nd quarter, and touchdowns on 14 carries. R-Sr. WR Robert Bleiler caught a 3-yard TD from Soltes in the 3rd quarter. (8-130, 2 TD), R-So. WR Jon Schnaars (9-124), R-Sr. R-Sr. WR Robert Bleiler had 7 catches for 154 FB Thomas Tippett (5-78, TD) and R-Jr. TE Steven yards for his 2nd straight 100-yard game and the 5th Jones (4-77, TD) were Soltes' top targets. of his career. R-So. WR Jon Schnaars had a 6 catches The Warriors limited Clarion to 377 yards, with 2 for 56 yards, and So. WR Gerard Wendowski had 4 of their 4 TD coming in the 4th quarter. ESU scored catches for 71 yards, both career-highs. TD's on 7 of its first 8 possessions in opening a 35-7 ESU outgained Cheyney, 538-251, compiling 430 halftime lead, and 42-14 lead after 3 quarters. yards through the air (R-Sr. QB Nate Daniels was All 7 TD drives covered at least 64 yards - 3-for-7 for 43 yards). R-Fr. TB Robert Healy, DII's top including four of 80+ yards and three of 90+ yards. freshman rusher (130.3), had 11 carries for 36 yards. Soltes was 23-for-28 for 357 yards and 2 TD in the R-Sr. FB Thomas Tippett scored on a pair of first half, the 2nd-most passing yards in a half in 1-yard runs on his only carries of the day. school history. The defense had 3 takeaways, on interceptions Clarion's only stop came on ESU's 2nd drive, by R-Jr. CB Konrad Mims and Sr. OLB Darius when DE Julian Howsare blocked a punt and the Jackson, and a fumble recovery by R-Jr. DE Sam Golden Eagles covered the remaining 36 yards, Trunzo. Cheyney gained 88 yards on 39 carries and capped by a 3-yard TD run by QB Darelle Carson. was 11-for-21 for 163 yards and 2 interception. ESU From there, the Warriors rolled off four TD drives had 10 tackles for a loss and 1 sack. to end the half, while Clarion ran 19 plays for 55 ESU scored TD's on 4 of its 7 1st-half possessions yards, resulting in 3 punts and a missed field goal. to lead 27-6 at the break. Bleiler caught a pair of TD passes, from 37 yards Soltes' 419 total yards are the 3rd-most of his in the 1st quarter and 7 yards with 58 seconds left in career, behind a PSAC and NCAA freshman record the 2nd quarter. In the 2nd half, the Warriors drove 666 yards (535 passing, 131 rushing) at LIU Post last 93 yards in 11 plays on their first possession and October, and 463 yards (394 passing, 69 rushing) at Soltes threw a 12-yard TD pass to Jones. Mercyhurst in the season finale last year. ESU extended its winning streak against Cheyney Clarion 7 0 7 14 28 to 34 games, an NCAA all-division record for ESU 14 21 7 6 48 consecutive wins in an uninterrupted series. ESU - Healy 14 run (Groff kick) ESU 14 13 6 7 40 CLAR - Carson 3 run (Esposito kick) Cheyney 0 6 0 0 6 ESU - Bleiler 37 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) ESU - Healy 12 run (Groff kick) ESU - Tippett 1 run (Groff kick) ESU - Van De Cruz 1 run (Groff kick) ESU - Jones 80 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) ESU - Bleiler 7 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) ESU - Jones 53 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) ESU - Jones 12 pass from Soltes (Groff kick) CHEY - Purdie 9 run (Jones kick blocked) CLAR - Carson 1 run (Esposito kick) ESU - Tippett 1 run (Groff kick blocked) ESU - Tippett 3 pass from Soltes (Groff kick blocked) ESU - Jones 3 pass from Soltes (Groff kick failed) CLAR - Carson 6 run (Esposito kick) ESU - Soltes 6 run (Groff kick) CLAR - Liberto 2 run (Esposito kick)

ESU CHEY ESU CLAR First Downs 21 15 First Downs 36 17 Passing C-A-I 22-40-0 11-21-2 Passing C-A-I 31-40-1 10-23-1 Passing Yds 430 163 Passing Yds 463 188 Rushing Yds (Att) 108 (29) 88 (39) Rushing Yds (Att) 229 (43) 189 (36) Total Net Yds 538 251 Total Net Yds 692 377 Fumbles/Lost 2/1 1/1 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/1 Penalties/Yds 10/97 7/46 Penalties/Yds 9/103 5/40 Punts/Avg. 4/44.2 7/32.3 Punts/Avg. 3/19.7 4/49.6 Rushing — ESU: Healy 11-36, Soltes 9-32, Quinones Rushing — ESU: Healy 14-132, Van De Cruz 15-46, 3-21, Daniels 2-11, Mercer 2-6, Tippett 2-2; CHEY: Soltes 10-37, Bleiler 1-17, Quinones 1-1, Team 2-(-4); Jones 11-49, Purdie 15-40, Joyrnigan 2-4, Ransom CLAR: Carson 15-84, Thomas 10-54, Martin 5-21, 2-(-1); Cosby 9-(-4). McWreath 1-14, Day 3-13, Liberto 2-3. Passing — ESU: Soltes 19-33-0 for 387, Daniels 3-7-0 Passing — ESU: Soltes 29-34-0 for 444, Daniels 2-6-1 for 43; CHEY: Cosby 11-21-2 for 163. for 19; Carson 10-23-1 for 188. Receiving — ESU: Bleiler 7-154, Schnaars 6-56, Jones Receiving — ESU: Schnaars 9-124, Bleiler 8-130, 4-144, Wendowski 4-71, Mercer 1-5; CHEY: Garcia Tippett 5-78, Jones 4-77, Wendowski 2-19, Wilson Palmer 5-102, Purdie 2-28, Watkins 27, Moten 1-17, 1-16, Benson 1-13, Dominguez 1-6; CLAR: Nicholas Jones 1-9. 3-54, Lehman 3-47, Day 2-16, Frye 1-57, Mancini 1-14. ESU Warrior Football East Stroudsburg Overall Team Statistics (Oct 05, 2013) All games

Team Statistics ESU OPP SCORING 210 96 Points Per Game 42.0 19.2 FIRST DOWNS 139 74 R u s h in g 61 31 P a s s in g6835 P e n a lt y 10 8 RUSHING YARDAGE 1149 610 Yards gained rushing 1240 786 Yards lost rushing 91 176 Rushing Attempts 218 166 Average Per Rush 5.3 3.7 Average Per Game 229.8 122.0 TDs Rushing 13 7 PASSING YARDAGE 1564 978 C o m p - A t t - I n t 109-195-2 68-147-8 Average Per Pass 8.0 6.7 Average Per Catch 14.3 14.4 Average Per Game 312.8 195.6 TDs Passing 15 6 TOTAL OFFENSE 2713 1588 Total Plays 413 313 Average Per Play 6.6 5.1 Average Per Game 542.6 317.6 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 15-314 26-690 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-46 9-107 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-101 2-2 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.9 26.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 5.8 11.9 INT RETURN AVERAGE 12.6 1.0 FUMBLES-LOST 3-1 10-5 PENALTIES-Yards 42-349 32-269 Average Per Game 69.8 53.8 PUNTS-Yards 23-842 31-1179 Average Per Punt 36.6 38.0 Net punt average 30.9 36.5 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 4 : 3 0 2 5 : 3 0 3RD-DOWN Conversions 41/82 16/63 3rd-Down Pct 50% 25% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 5/8 2/9 4th-Down Pct 62% 22% SACKS BY-Yards 11-91 13-66 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 29 14 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 2-8 0-2 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES 26-32 81% 8-13 62% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 24-32 75% 8-13 62% PAT-ATTEMPTS 26-29 90% 12-14 86% ATTENDANCE 6200 7322 Games/Avg Per Game 2/3100 3/2441 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total East Stroudsburg 68 60 27 55 0 210 Opponents 27 20 7 42 0 96 ESU Warrior Football East Stroudsburg Overall Individual Statistics (Oct 05, 2013) All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Robert Healy 5 83 565 6 559 6.7 4 46 111.8 Tim Wilson 8 46 5.8 0 15 Matt Soltes 5 51 316 59 257 5.0 2 25 51.4 Total 8 46 5.8 0 15 G. Van De Cruz 4 32 146 0 146 4.6 2 41 36.5 Opponents 9 107 11.9 0 31 Derrick Dyer 2 15 75 0 75 5.0 1 15 37.5 Raul Quinones 5 16 68 0 68 4.2 1 13 13.6 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Nate Daniels 5 4 31 12 19 4.8 0 16 3.8 Dean Vitale 3 77 25.7 0 30 Robert Bleiler 5 1 17 0 17 17.0 0 17 3.4 Teron Dobbs 3 24 8.0 0 24 Thomas Tippett 5 6 8 0 8 1.3 3 3 1.6 Darius Jackson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Brandon Mercer 5 2 8 2 6 3.0 0 8 1.2 Konrad Mims 1 0 0.0 0 0 Sam Benson 5 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4 0.8 Total 8 101 12.6 0 30 Bruce Campbell 1 2 2 2 0 0.0 0 2 0.0 Opponents 2 2 1.0 0 2 TEAM 3 5 0 10 -10 -2.0 0 0 -3.3 Total 5 218 1240 91 1149 5.3 13 46 229.8 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Opponents 5 166 786 176 610 3.7 7 67 122.0 Brandon Mercer 6 175 29.2 0 40 Tim Wilson 6 121 20.2 0 28 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Thomas Tippett 1 6 6.0 0 6 Matt Soltes 5 155.01 103-178-1 57.9 1493 15 80 298.6 Nate Daniels 1 0 0.0 0 0 Nate Daniels 5 58.61 6-17-1 35.3 71 0 19 14.2 Sam Benson 1 12 12.0 0 12 Total 5 146.60 109-195-2 55.9 1564 15 80 312.8 Total 15 314 20.9 0 40 Opponents 5 104.73 68-147-8 46.3 978 6 81 195.6 Opponents 26 690 26.5 1 96

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Robert Bleiler 5 33 514 15.6 5 43 102.8 Darius Jackson 1 19 19.0 1 19 Jon Schnaars 5 25 278 11.1 2 20 55.6 Total 1 19 19.0 1 19 Steven Jones 5 15 338 22.5 6 80 67.6 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 Thomas Tippett 5 9 107 11.9 1 30 21.4 G. Wendowski 5 8 113 14.1 0 27 22.6 Joe Welk 3 7 53 7.6 0 18 17.7 Tim Wilson 5 4 61 15.2 1 30 12.2 Brandon Mercer 5 3 26 8.7 0 18 5.2 Robert Healy 5 2 46 23.0 0 37 9.2 Ray Dominguez 5 2 15 7.5 0 9 3.0 Sam Benson 5 1 13 13.0 0 13 2.6 Total 5 109 1564 14.3 15 80 312.8 Opponents 5 68 978 14.4 6 81 195.6 ESU Warrior Football East Stroudsburg Overall Individual Statistics (Oct 05, 2013) All games

PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Steven Jones 6 ------36 Matt Soltes 5 229 257 1493 1750 350.0 Taylor Groff - 2-8 26-29 - - - - - 32 Robert Healy 5 83 559 0 559 111.8 Robert Bleiler 5 ------30 G. Van De Cruz 4 32 146 0 146 36.5 Thomas Tippett 4 ------24 Nate Daniels 5 21 19 71 90 18.0 Robert Healy 4 ------24 Derrick Dyer 2 15 75 0 75 37.5 Jon Schnaars 2 ------12 Raul Quinones 5 16 68 0 68 13.6 Matt Soltes 2 ------12 Robert Bleiler 5 1 17 0 17 3.4 G. Van De Cruz 2 ------12 Thomas Tippett 5 6 8 0 8 1.6 Darius Jackson 1 ------6 Brandon Mercer 5 2 6 0 6 1.2 Tim Wilson 1 ------6 Sam Benson 5 1 4 0 4 0.8 Derrick Dyer 1 ------6 TEAM 3 5 -10 0 -10 -3.3 Raul Quinones 1 ------6 Total 5 413 1149 1564 2713 542.6 TEAM ------2 4 Opponents 5 313 610 978 1588 317.6 Konrad Mims ------0 Total 29 2-8 26-29 - - - - 2 210 Opponents 14 0-2 12-14 - - - - - 96

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk Taylor Groff 2-8 25.0 0-0 1-3 1-2 0-0 0-3 33 0 Jordan Bair 22 842 38.3 55 1 8 9 2 1 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FG Sequence East Stroudsburg Opponents Total 23 842 36.6 55 1 8 9 2 1 American Intl 50,29,32 - Opponents 31 1179 38.0 63 0 4 11 6 0 Seton Hill (33) - Shippensburg (25),50,50 49 Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln Cheyney 27 - Taylor Groff 36 2246 62.4 10 0 Clarion - 37 Total 36 2246 62.4 10 0 26.5 36.3 28 Opponents 20 1079 54.0 5 0 20.9 32.0 33 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. ESU Warrior Football East Stroudsburg Overall Individual Statistics (Oct 05, 2013) All games

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Robert Healy 5 559 46 0 0 0 605 121.0 Robert Bleiler 5 17 514 0 0 0 531 106.2 Steven Jones 5 0 338 0 0 0 338 67.6 Jon Schnaars 5 0 278 0 0 0 278 55.6 Matt Soltes 5 257 0 0 0 0 257 51.4 Tim Wilson 5 0 61 46 121 0 228 45.6 Brandon Mercer 5 6 26 0 175 0 207 41.4 G. Van De Cruz 4 146 0 0 0 0 146 36.5 Thomas Tippett 5 8 107 0 6 0 121 24.2 G. Wendowski 5 0 113 0 0 0 113 22.6 Dean Vitale 5 0 0 0 0 77 77 15.4 Derrick Dyer 2 75 0 0 0 0 75 37.5 Raul Quinones 5 68 0 0 0 0 68 13.6 Joe Welk 3 0 53 0 0 0 53 17.7 Sam Benson 5 4 13 0 12 0 29 5.8 Teron Dobbs 5 0 0 0 0 24 24 4.8 Nate Daniels 5 19 0 0 0 0 19 3.8 Ray Dominguez 5 0 15 0 0 0 15 3.0 TEAM 3 -10 0 0 0 0 -10 -3.3 Total 5 1149 1564 46 314 101 3174 634.8 Opponents 5 610 978 107 690 2 2387 477.4 ESU Warrior Football East Stroudsburg Overall Defensive Statistics (Oct 05, 2013) All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 6 Cody Simcox 5 18 18 36 4.0-17 1.0-9 . . 1 . . . . 49 Dean Vitale 5 21 9 30 . . 3-77 ...... 2 Darius Jackson 5 14 13 27 3.0-9 1.0-6 1-0 . . 1-19 . . . 23 Anthony Singlar 5 16 8 24 4.0-18 . . 4 . 1-0 1 . . 79 Bryan Thomson 5 9 12 21 1.5-6 1.5-6 . 1 2 . . 2 . 28 Konrad Mims 5 15 5 20 . . 1-0 5 . . 1 . . 72 Sam Trunzo 5 8 11 19 4.0-17 0.5-3 . . 1 2-0 1 . . 32 Kaje Cowans 5 13 6 19 2.5-15 1.0-12 . 3 2 . . . . 95 Jon Noble 5 8 5 13 4.0-18 1.0-10 . . 2 . . . . 98 B. Gattelli 5 4 6 10 2.0-9 1.0-8 . . 2 . 1 . . 41 Eric Pabst 5 5 4 9 3.5-18 1.5-16 ...... 4 Teron Dobbs 5 6 2 8 1.0-10 1.0-10 3-24 4 . . . . . 46 Tyler Scott 5 5 2 7 ...... 93 Ahmad McFarland 3 3 3 6 2.5-12 1.0-8 ...... 55 Corbyn Nyemah 4 5 1 6 1.5-3 . . 1 . . . . . 25 Raul Quinones 5 3 1 4 ...... 52 Steven Wright 3 1 3 4 1.0-5 0.5-3 ...... 92 Josh Przywara 5 2 2 4 ...... 31 Kevin Osback 1 2 1 3 ...... 8 Jamyl Aminu 5 2 1 3 ...... 33 Ray Dominguez 5 2 1 3 ...... 39 Jon Neiman 5 2 1 3 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 62 Antoine Ray 4 . 2 2 0.5-0 ...... 43 Ramseur-Benson 5 2 . 2 ...... 34 Derrick Dyer 2 . 2 2 ...... 40 Sam Benson 5 1 1 2 ...... 54 Zach Miller 3 1 . 1 ...... 21 Hakeem Ellis 4 1 . 1 ...... 18 C. Sutton 4 . 1 1 ...... 56 Tarik Haddad 1 . 1 1 ...... 38 Taylor Groff 5 1 . 1 ...... 27 Joe Welk 3 1 . 1 ...... TM TEAM 3 ...... 2 Total 5 171 122 293 35-157 11-91 8-101 18 10 5-19 4 2 2 Opponents 5 238 142 380 21-86 13-66 2-2 17 7 1-0 3 2 .