2006 Louisville Football All-Americans

AFCA Third Team First Team 2001 Dewayne White 2005 Elvis Dumervil 1972 Tom Jackson 1999 Ibn Green Gannett News Associated Press First Team First Team 1994 Roman Oben 2005 Elvis Dumervil 1957 Lenny Lyles Third Team 1949 Tom Lucia 1996 Sam Madison

Second Team Gridiron News 2000 Anthony Floyd SecondTeam 1993 Anthony Bridges 1972 Scott Marcus 1972 Howard Stevens 1972 Tom Jackson Little All-America First Team Third Team 1952 Otto Knop 2004 Travis Leffew 1939 Lou Zimlich Sam Madison earned first team All-America 1998 Ibn Green 1930 Tom Thompson honors in 1996. 1995 Tyrus McCloud 1995 Sam Madison Third Team Honorable Mention Freshman 1990 Mark Sander 1961 John Finn 2005 Rod Council Mario Urrutia Walter Camp Sporting News First Team First Team Rivals.com Freshman Team 2005 Elvis Dumervil 1979 Otis Wilson First Team 2000 Anthony Floyd 2005 Eric Wood 1972 Tom Jackson All-Freshman First Team 2005 Eric Wood United Press Second Team 2001 Bobby Leffew First Team 1972 Howard Stevens 1995 Jamie Asher Second Team Collegefootballnews.com 1999 Ibn Green Second Team Second Team 1998 Ibn Green 1993 Anthony Bridges 2002 Broderick Clark 1995 Tyrus McCloud 1972 Howard Stevens 2001 Dewayne White Third Team Honorable Mention All-America Freshman Second Team 2001 Dewayne White 2005 Mario Urrutia 2005 Eric Wood 2000 Dave Ragone College Sports Michael Josiah 1999 Chris Redman Second Team 1995 Jamie Asher 1995 Roman Oben 1993 Joe Johnson 1993 Ralph Dawkins Third Team 1992 Ralph Dawkins 1995 Sam Madison Ray Buchanan 1991 Ray Buchanan Dell Sports 1989 Mark Zander First Team Allen Douglas 1963 Ken Kortas Ted Washington 1988 Mark Zander Football News 1987 Chris Sellers First Team Chris Thieneman 1996 Sam Madison 1985 Matt Bataglia 1995 Jamie Asher 1972 Tom Jackson John Madeya Second Team Gary Barnes 2000 Anthony Floyd Frank Gitschier 1999 Ibn Green 1970 Bill Gatti 1998 Ibn Green 1961 Ernie Green 1948 Bob Bauer 1995 Roman Oben Charles Isenberg 1993 Anthony Bridges 1930 Guy Shearer 1992 Ray Buchanan Elvis Dumervil was a consensus All-America 1972 Howard Stevens selection in 2005. 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 157 2006 Louisville Football National Award Winners 58 Elvis Dumervil 2005 Bronko Nagurski Award Winner

hen one thinks of the W finest players in the BIG EAST Conference, Elvis Dumervil’s name will now be included on that list. Dumervil’s 2005 season will go down as the finest ever for a Cardinal. A native of Miami, Fla., Dumervil played sparingly as a freshman in 2002 before playing in all 13 games as a sophomore in 2003. He recorded 28 tackles and two sacks, but seemed to always make plays when inserted into the lineup. The 2004 season was his best to that point in his career, recording 52 tackles and leading the team with 10 sacks. However, no one could’ve forecasted the success Dumervil would achieve in 2005. Dumervil set an NCAA record in the first game that season, recording six sacks in a 31- 24 win over Kentucky. He followed that performance with three more sacks against Oregon State to set another record for sacks in consecutive games with nine. He went on to terrorize the opposition for 20 sacks and 10 forced fumbles, both of which led the nation and were school and league records. He guided the Cardinals to a 9-3 record and was named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year. At the end of his senior season, Dumervil was tabbed the winner of the Bronko Nagurski Award, given to the nation’s top defensive player. Dumervil was drafted in the fourth round by the Denver Broncos. Dumervil’s Career Defensive Statistics Defense Year GP UT AT TT TFL Sacks FR FF Int. PBU 2002 7-0 5 1 6 2-5 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 2003 13-0 16 12 28 6-13 2-7 1-0 0 0-0 0 2004 12-12 24 28 52 11.5-59 10-51 1-0 1 0-0 0 2005 12-12 38 27 65 23.0-179 20.0-165 1-0 10 1-0 4 Totals44-24 83 68 151 42.5.-256 32-0-176 3-0 11 1-0 4

Dumervil’s Honors (2005) • Walter Camp Foundation National Defensive Player of the Week • Nominated for USA Today National Player of the Week • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (9/5) • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (9/19) • BIG EAST Defensive Honor Roll (10/3) • Nominated for Cingular/Verizon Wireless National Player of the Week • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (10/10) • FOXSports Midseason All-American • CNN/SI Mideason All-American • Bronco Nagurski Award Winner • Vince Lombardi Award Finalist • Walter Camp Top 10 Player of the Year • AFCA First Team All-American • BIG EAST first team All-Conference • BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year • First Team All-BIG EAST

2005 Nagurski Finalists: Jimmy Williams (Virginia Tech), DeMeco Ryans (Alabama), Elvis Dumervil (Louisville), Haloti Ngata (Oregon) and Tamba Hali (Penn State) 158 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football All-Conference Performers

Brian Brohm Stefan LeFors Chris Redman 2001 Dave Ragone, first team All-BIG EAST Aaron Dardzinski, first team 1996 Carl Powell, first team 2005 Brian Brohm, first team Ronnie Ghent, first team Tyrus McCloud, first team Michael Bush, first team Deion Branch, first team Sam Madison, first team Joshua Tinch, first team Michael Josiah, first team Travis Leffew, first team Dewayne White, first team BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year Jason Spitz, first team Anthony Floyd, first team Art Carmody, first team Zek Parker, first team 2005 Brian Brohm Elvis Dumervil, first team Rob Eble, second team Brandon Johnson, second team Curry Burns, second team BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year Montavious Stanley, second team Laroni Gallishaw, second team 2005 Elvis Dumervil Mario Urrutia, second team 2000 Dave Ragone, first team Jason Padget, first team All-Conference USA Ronnie Ghent, first team C-USA Offensive Player of the Year 2004 Stefan LeFors, first team Deion Branch, first team 2002 Dave Ragone Marcus Jones, first team Anthony Floyd, first team 2001 Dave Ragone J.R. Russell, first team J.O’Shaughnessy, second team 2000 Dave Ragone Travis Leffew, first team Arnold Jackson, second team 1999 Chris Redman Kerry Rhodes, first team Donovan Arp, second team Robert McCune, first team Michael Josiah, second team C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Jason Spitz, second team Rashad Harris, second team Eric Shelton, second team Rashad Holman, second team 2001 Dewayne White Will Rabatin, second team Zek Parker, second team 1996 Tyrus McCloud Adam McCauley, third team 1995 Tyrus McCloud 1999 Chris Redman, first team 2003 J.R. Russell, first team Frank Moreau, first team C-USA All-Freshman Stefan LeFors, first team Anthony Byrd, first team 2004 Brian Brohm Ronnie Ghent, first team Ibn Green, first team Art Carmody Travis Leffew, second team Arnold Jackson, first team Jason Spitz, second team Mike Gantous, first team 2003 William Gay Marcus Jones, second team Mark Grivna, second team Robert McCune, third team Michael Bush Renardo Foster Eric Shelton, third team 1998 Leroy Collins, first team Rick Nord, first team 2002 Travis Leffew 2002 Dave Ragone, first team Ibn Green, first team Joshua Tinch Ronnie Ghent, first team Arnold Jackson, first team Broderick Clark Damien Dorsey, first team Antonio Roundtree, first team Dewayne White, first team Chris Redman, second team 2001 Bobby Leffew Broderick Clark, first team Mike Gantous, second team Laroni Gallishaw Rod Day, second team Bud Herring, second team Anthony Floyd, second team 1997 Ibn Green, first team 2000 Richard Owens Kendrick Gholston, first team Dewayne White Rick Nord, second team Wade Tydlacka Miguel Montano, second team Terry Rice, second team Court. Dinkins, second team 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 159 2006 Louisville Football All-Conference Performers 1999 Michael Josiah Missouri Valley Defensive MVP East-West Shrine Michael Brown Chad Lee 1972 Tom Jackson 2005 Brandon Johnson Anthony Floyd Jason Spitz Chris Sivori 2004 Stefan LeFors Blue-Gray Classic J.R. Russell 1998 Tony Stallings 2003 Ronnie Ghent 2002 Curry Burns Richard Owens 1999 Ibn Green 1997 Joe O’Shaghnessy Josh Minkins 1997 Sam Madison Braxton Anderson 2001 Zek Parker Tyrus McCloud Rashad Harris 1997 Terry-Rice Lockett Leland Taylor Bud Herring 1995 Alan Campos 1996 Roman Oben Johnny Frost 1993 Ray Buchanan Roman Oben 1992 Klaus Wilmsmeyer All-Missouri Valley 1994 Jamie Asher 1991 Mike Flores 1963 Ken Kortas Anthony Shelman Browning Nagle 1965 Dave Bernahl 1992 Ray Buchanan 1989 Jay Gruden Steve Hodge 1989 Chad Fortune 1980 Otis Wilson Tom Holzer 1988 Jay Gruden 1966 Benny Russell Doug Buffone 1985 Ernest Givins 1966 Dave Bernahl 1984 Kirk Perry North-South Shrine Benny Russell 1982 Frank Minnifield 1967 Jim Zamberlan 1980 Eddie Johnson 1972 John Madeya Dave Bernahl 1979 Ron Heinrich 1968 Wally Oyler Ed Harmon Ricky Skiles 1967 Ed Harmon 1968 Lou Bouggess Stu Stram 1966 Tom Holzer Medford Lee 1978 Nathan Poole 1965 Doug Buffone Don Cunningham Dwayne Woodruff 1963 Ken Kortas 1972 Tom Jackson 1950 Tom Lucia 1969 Lee Bouggess Senior Bowl Tyco Gridiron Classic 1970 Cookie Brinkman 2000 Rashad Holman Horace Jones 2005 Elvis Dumervil Jason Padget Tom Jackson 2004 Robert McCune 2003 Ronnie Ghent 1971 Amos Martin 2002 Dave Ragone Villages All-Star Classic 2001 Deion Branch John Madeya 2004 Lionel Gates Howard Stevens 1999 Chris Redman Larry Ball Ibn Green Tom Jackson Anthony Byrd Joe Welch 1997 Sam Madison Tyrus McCloud 1972 Gary Barnes 1996 Johnny Frost Steve Reese Roman Oben Frank Gitschier 1995 Jamie Asher John Madeya 1994 Kevin Gaines Howard Stevens 1991 Browning Nagle Tom Jackson Ted Washington Joe Welch 1990 Carwell Gardner 1987 Bruce Armstrong 1973 Walter Peacock 1986 Ernest Givins Joe Lee Phillips 1980 Otis Wilson Wilbur Summers 1973 Scott Marcus 1966 Doug Buffone 1974 Wilbur Summers 1964 Ken Kortas Missouri Valley Coach of the Year Hula Bowl 1965 Frank Camp 2000 Arnold Jackson 1970 Lee Corso Donovan Arp Rashad Holman 1998 Rick Nord Missouri Valley Offensive MVP 1996 Alan Campos 1971 Howard Stevens 1995 Kendall Brown 1972 Howard Stevens 1993 Ray Buchanan 1973 Walter Peacock 1992 Klaus Wilmsmeyer 1989 Deon Booker 1986 Ernest Givins Roman Oben 160 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Letterwinners - A - Barnidge, Gary (2004-) Booker, Deon (1985-88) Bullard, William (1934) Cleveland, Bob (1959-62) Abbey, Jack (1946) Bass, Sonny (1940-42) Borgman, Ted (1926-28) Burdock, Tony (1970-72) Click, Steve (1946-48) Abood, Tom (1974-77) Bates, Robert (1994-96) Bosler, Jim (1980) Burkey, Pete (1987-90) Clower, Bill (1941-42) Adams, John (1983-86) Battaglia, Matt (1983-86) Bosworth, Bill (1988-91) Burlington, Anson (1928) Coldiron, George (1946) Ahmay, Rick (1977) Bauer, Bob (1948-50) Bott, Kenny (1928-31) Burns, Curry (1999-02) Coldiron, Greg (1973) Akers, David (1993-96) Beach, Chad (1995-97) Bottom, Alan (1971) Burrell, Xavier (1997-98) Cole, Calvert (1984-86) Alexander, Arthur (1986-89) Beard, R.E. (1941) Botts, Mike (1981-83) Burroughs, Tim (1973-75) Coleman, Jack (1946-47) Allan, Tim (1975) Beard, Todd (1989-92) Bouchee, Chris (1973-75) Burton, Ralph (1921) Coleman, Tom (1938-41) Alston, Lamar (2005-) Bearden, Bob (1959) Bouggess, Lee (1967-69) Bush, Michael (2003-) Collage, Dick (1981-82) Alverez, Ron (1993) Beatty, Brian (1994) Boughen, Mal (1942) Bussey, George (2005-) Collina, Elmer (1955-59) Anderson, Brad (1987-91) Beauchamp, J. (1940) Bowen, Greg (1973) Buster, Curtis (1983-84) Collins, Andre (1998) Anderson, Braxton (1997-98) Becker, John (1953-55) Bowen, Pete (1980-81) Butler, Liggett (1991-92) Collins, Charles (1968) Anderson, Ken (1951-52) Bednarski, Dan (1966-67) Bowers, Michael (2000-01) Butler, Randy (1976-79) Collins, Chris (1989, ‘91) Anderson, Mike (1973, ‘75-76) Bell, Anwar (1991, ‘93-94) Bowman, Ed (1916) Butler, Robbie (1974) Collins, Jeremy (1999-01) Anderson, Richard (1957-58) Bell, Brian (1977) Bowman, Roger (1963) Butler, Terrance (2004-) Compise, Pete (1966-68) Anderson, Zach (2005-) Bell, James (1985) Boyd, Lavell (1997-99) Butler, Zach (1996-99) Compton, Larry (1961, 63) Andrews, Tom (1981-83) Bell, John (1994-95) Boykin, Deral (1991-92) Bynm, Pete (1987-90) Connell, Ed (1999- ) Annear, W. (1938) Bell, Ron (1987-90) Boyle, Walter (1940-42) Bynoe, Rawle (1989-92) Conner, L.E. (1962-64) Apke, Bill (1960-63) Bender, Bob (1951-53) Bradshaw, David (1975-77) Byrd, Anthony (1996-99) Conner, Prentiss (1921) Archer, Ira (1934-35) Bennette, Ivan (1995-97) Bradshaw, Reggie (2004-) Conrad, Bernie (1974-76) Arden, David (1932) Bernahl, Dave (1965-67) Brady, Jim (1940-42) - C - Contento, Mike (1974-76) Armstrong, Bruce (1983-86) Berry, Phil (1973-76) Bradwell, Antonio (1994) Cade, Jon (1982-83) Conway, Doug (1982-84) Arnett, Hall (1948) Bertleson, Dick (1933) Branch, Deion (2000-01) Cadwell, Larry (1957-59) Conway, Matt (1995-96) Arnold, Andrew (1972) Bertram, George (1946-49) Brand, Fred (1937-38) Cain, Dan (1973-74, 76) Coode, Dave (1975-77) Arnold, Clarence (1925-28) Besanceney, Mark (1976-77) Brasher, Ralph (1931) Cain, George (1954-57) Cook, Kevin (1991-93) Arp, Donovan (1999-2000) Besong, Jeff (1983) Braxton, Joe (1975-76) Caldwell, C.N. (1912-13, ‘15) Copeland, Anthony (1984) Arrington, Calvin (1992-95) Beswick, Steve (1987-90) Brayan, Ramon (1994-95, ‘97) Calland, Lee (1959-62) Copeland, John (1969-70) Arsenault, Jim (1972) Bethea, Hal (1949-51) Breuleux, Pete (1975) Calvin, Ralph (1969-71) Corley, Martise (1997) Arthur, Dave (1980-82) Bethea, Herman (1952) Brewer, John (1948-51) Campbell, Greg (1970-71) Corso, Marty (1922-25) Ascher, Charles (1948-51) Bethel, Tony (1993-96) Bridges, Anthony (1991-93) Campbell, Mike (1971) Cosby, Don (1983-86) Asher, Jamie (1991-94) Betz, Dave (1979-80) Brinkman, Cookie (1968-70) Campbell, Tony (1980-82) Cosby, Rene (1990) Aspy, David (1950) Bibb, Don (1996-99) Brinley, Don (1963-65) Campos, Alan (1992-95) Council, Rod (2005-) Atcher, Kim (1993) Billings, Edward (1913-14) Broaden, Larry (1959-62) Canady, Bob (1968) Cox, Brandon (2004-) Atkins, Xzavia (1992) Birden, Anthony (1994) Brohm, Bill (1921-22) Cantwell, Hunter (2005-) Craft, Donnie (1978-81) Atkinson, John (1926-28) Bishop, Richard (1972-73) Brohm, Brian (2004) Caras, Tom (1955) Crafts, Jerry (1989-90) Austin, G.T. (1913) Black, Amos (1947-50) Brohm, Greg (1989-92) Carmody, Arthur (2004-) Crago, Lester (1931) Autry, Keith (1976) Black, Roger (1913) Brohm, Jeff (1990, ’92-93) Carpenter, Ken (1939-40) Crawford, Wilbur (1932) Axline, Matt (1991) BlaRay Buchck, W.W. (1935) Brohm, Oscar (1968-69) Carrick, Brian (1974-76) Crecelics, Tom (1941-42) Axson, Mozell (2005-) Blackerby, Jim (1924-27) Brookfield, Brandon (1991-94) Carroll, Allen (1998-2000) Crivello, Jason (1994) Ayandele, Francis (1969) Blackford, William (1989-91) Broomfield, Eric (1987-90) Carroll, Tom (1992-93) Crocetti, Dominic (1946) Ayers, John (1981) Blackman, R.H. (1916) Brown, Abe (2003-) Carroll, Tom (1974) Croley, Gary (1994-96) Blackmon, Fred (1980-81) Brown, Connor (1927) Carroll, Tom (1941-42, ‘46) Crowder, M.O. (1928-30) - B - Blair, Cordell (1994-96) Brown, D.J. (1996) Carswell, Ivan (1934-35) Crowe, John (1930-31) Bach, Arthur (1914) Blair, Scott (1994) Brown, H.H. (1926-29) Casey, Bob (1965, ’67) Cruz, Mike (1980-82) Bacik, Joe (1973-74) Blair, Tom (1980-81) Brown, James (1975-78) Caswell, Jason (1996) Cruz, Rick (1976-78) Backauskas, Chip (1983) Blair, Tony (1981) Brown, Keith (1982-84) Caudill, Fred (1923-24) Cuby, John (1977-79) Baden, Harry (1921-23) Blakey, Mike (1968) Brown, Kendall (1991-94) Caufield, Jimmy (1937-40) Cully, Jeff (1974-78) Bagley, Bob (1962) Blalock, C.M. (1948-49) Brown, Mark (1983) Cavallo, Tom (1990-93) Culley, Andy (1989-92) Bailey, Aaron (1992-93) Bland, Lou (1941) Brown, Michael (1999-02) Cavitt, Volney (1922) Cumberworth, Matt (1976-77) Bailey, Ray (1984) Blasinsky, Mark (1980-81) Brown, Reggie (1971-72) Cerione, Danny (1983-86) Cumings, Lamar (1982-83) Bain, Charles (1927-30) Blessinger, E. (1929) Brown, Sherman (1975) Chance, Jerry (1957) Cummings, Tony (1987-90) Baisch, Keith (1993) Blessinger, Ed (1942) Browne, Kenneth (1927-28) Chanda, Matt (1997-99) Cunningham, Don (1966-68) Baker, Ben (1968-69) Blumeier, Kevin (1990-92) Browning, Jack (1950) Chapman, Tim (1984) Cupito, Steve (1979) Baker, Bruce (1912-13) Blunk, Steve (1913-15) Bruenig, Ray (1946-47) Charasika, Tendia (1996) Curella, L. (1965) Ball, Larry (1969-71) Boardman, Jerome (1930) Brumback, Bill (1969) Cheppo, Mario (1954-57) Curry, Ron (1969) Ballard, Tom (1966-67) Boarman, Dick (1963) Brundula, Dennis (1972-73) Childs, Ray (2001-04) Curry, Sebastian (1980-82) Banta, Frank (1937) Bock, John (1990-92) Brunelli, Jeff (1999-01) Chinn, Kevin (1989-93) Barbato, Pat (1957-59) Bogan, Mike (1994-97) Bruner, Steve (1989-90) Clark, Broderick (2002-05) - D - Bare, Bob (1987-88) Boggs, Wilbur (1975-76) Bruning, Bud (1940-42) Clark, Colburn (1987) Daffron, Jeff (1982) Barker, Paul (1990-91, ‘93) Boling, Dave (1970-71) Bryant, Pete (1957-60) Clark, Koby (2000-01) Daniel, John (1912-14) Barlock, James (1950) Bond, A.H. (1932) Bryon, Louis (1961-63) Clark, Max (1956) Daniel, Maurice (1914-16) Barlowe, Daniel (2004-) Bonner, Anthony (1998) Buchanan,, bobby (2005-) Clark, S.S. (1934) Daniel, Elijah (2005-) Barnes, Bruce (1973-74) Bonokofsky, C. (1939) Buchanan, Ray (1989-92) Clark, Rico (1993-96) Daniel, Roy (1913-14) Barnes, Gary (1970-72) Borseth, Jeremy (1995-98) Buehler, Don (1974) Clay, Roger (1979-82) Daniels, Anthony (1985) Barney, Zoe (1991) Booher, Bill (1969-70) Buffone, Doug (1962-65) Clayton, B. (1950) Daniels, Jim (1953) Barnett, George (1925-26) Booker, Dave (1949-50) Buffone, Jerry (1963-65) Clayton, Mark (1979-82) Dardzinski, Aaron (1998-01) 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 161 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Letterwinners

Darveau, Jeremy (2004-05) Duganich, Joe (1971-72) Fluellen, Larry (1973-75) Gitschier, Greg (1975) Hamm, Dave (1960-61) Darling, John (1975) Duke, J.W. (1947-49) Folmar, Marcus (2005-) Givens, Eric (1983-84) Hampton, Chris (1993) Daugherty, Harry (1922-24) Dumervil, Elvis (2002-05) Ford, Salem (1914-15) Givens, Kelvin (1994) Hampton, Tom (1936-39) Daugherty, Jack (1924-26) Dunbar Dom (2003-04) Ford, Tom (1925-27) Givins, Ernest (1984-85) Handley, Marcus (1980) Davenport, Ron (1981-84) Dunbar, Don (1957-58) Forrest, Bill (1947) Glasper, Chris (1987-88) Hanna, Jim (1990-93) Davidson, Alex (1937-38) Durand (1916) Forsee, Tyre (1933-34) Glass, Ira (1967-69) Hannah, Jim (1964) Davis, Antonio (1985-86) Dwyer, George (1913-14) Foster, Owen (1912, ‘14-15) Glenn, Earl (1912-14) Hardaway, Richard (1916) Davis, Brian (1997-2000) Foster, Renardo (2003-) Glenn, Victor (2000-03) Hardin, John (1928) Davis, Harry (1935) - E - Fortune, Chad (1986-89) Godbolt, Johnnie (1968-70) Hargrove, Reggie (1998-99) Davis, Jack (1946) Earl, Dave (1928) Fountain, Frank (1994-95) Golden, Lynn (1935) Harley, Brinson (2004-05) Davis, Mark (1974) Eberenz, Josh (1996-00) Frame, Jim (1966-68) Gonzalez, Gerry (1982) Harmon, Ed (1965-67) Dawkins, Bernie (1974, ‘77) Eble, Rob (1998-01) Francis, William (1941) Gonzalez, Jose (1990-92) Harmon, Harold (1934) Dawkins, Ralph (1990-93) Edelen, Marshall (1933-34) Frankel, Jenny (1999-2000) Goodman, Arvell (1946) Harnden, Ken (1992) Dawson, Toby (1999-2000) Edelen, Tom (1969-72) Frazier, Russell (1916) Goodman, Casswell (1995-98) Harold, Don (1974-77) Day, Ken (1948-51) Edelen, Tony (1991) Freeman, Jakale (1997) Gordon, Donnell (1996-97) Harper, Robert (1975-76) Day, Rod (2000-2003) Edelhauser, Ed (1936-38) Freitag, Jeromy (2000-01) Gorman, John (1971-73) Harris, Antoine (2001-04) Debold, Dave (1990-93) Edwards, Roger (1974) French, Jim (1974) Gossman, W. (1937-38) Harris, Nate (2005-) Deer, Josh (2004-) Edwards, Welby (1968) Frost, Johnny (1992-95) Gotcher, Craig (1998) Harris, Rashad (1997-00) Delozier, Roscoe (1916) Egan, Nick (1974) Fuizotte, Joe (1924-26) Grady, Adrian (2005-) Hart, Larry (1968, ‘70) Deluca, Pete (1971) Eggleston, Ken (1965-67) Fults, Jim (1952) Graham, Jack (1937-38) Hartman, Toby (1963) DeMarco, John (1981-83) Elbert, Norbert (1939-40) Fultz, George (1942) Graham, Scott (1999-00) Harvey, Kevin (1986-87) Dennis, James (1995, ‘97-98) Ellington, Ron (1973-76) Fuqua, John (1994-97) Graham, Steve (1982) Haskins, J.T. (2001-04) Dennis, Mike (1964-66) Ellis, Adam (2002) Furman, Larrame (1992) Grandy, Mark (1984) Haskins, Robert (2002-05) Denson, Antwan (2003-04) Ellis, Phil (1981-84) Grant, J.D. (1914) Hatcher, Kevin (1984) DePauola, Len (1972-74) Ellis, Zarko (1977-79) - G - Gray, Bill (1985-89) Hatfield, David (1981-84) Depree, Julian (1928-29) Elsler, Dick (1925-28) Gagel, Nick (1976-78) Gray, Leon (1921) Hawley, Roger (1962) Derricoatte, Bernard (1974) Embry, Jim (1976-78) Gaines, Brian (1998-01) Gray, Preston (1984) Haws, Watson (1922-24) Desenberg, Bill (1952) Embry, Bob (1984-85) Gaines, Kevin (1990-93) Grednic, Frank (1948-51) Hawthorne, Derek (1988-90) Detenber, Gene (1948-50) Emerson, Ralph (1934-37) Gainey, John (1987-90) Green, Bobby (1975) Hayden, William (1916) Detenber, Mike (1967-69) Ennis, Ed (1987-88) Galcik, Larry (1984-86) Green, Ernie (1958-61) Haydock, Robert (1972-73) Deward, Mike (1951) Ernie, C. Pralle (1915) Gall, Mark (1974) Green, Ibn (1996-99) Hayes, Brian (1988-91) Dezelan, Dave (1967) Ernst, Charles (1926-28) Gallagher, Jack (1977) Green, Ken (1946) Haynes, Da-Woyne (1988-89) Dickens, Torrence (1983-84) Espie, Marshall (1925-26) Gallishaw, Laroni (2001-02) Green, Paul (1952) Headrick, R. (1940) Dickerson, Mike (1975-77) Esters, Tony (1995-96) Galloway, Wayne (1967) Green, Phillip (1985-87) Heard, Norman (1973-74, ‘76) Dickerson, Rolland (1983) Evans, Brad (1967) Gangwer, Dan (1987-90) Greene, James (2001-03) Heinichen, Al (1946) Didier, Jim (1975) Evans, Lamar (1978-81) Gannon, Jon (2002) Griffin, Jeff (1984-85) Heinrich, Ron (1976-79) Dihtzeruk, Dan (1978-80) Everett, Michael (2000-01) Gannon, Scott (1979-82) Griffin, Larry (1970-72) Heironymous, Russ (1928) Dillion, Samuel (1987) Ewald, George (1912) Gantous, Mike (1996-99) Griffin, Sam (1991-93) Heitlauf, Art (1946-47) Dimoff, Greg (1978-80) Ewers, E.M. (1913) Gardis, Curt (1974) Griggs, Derric (1993) Henchey, Matt (1932) Dinkins, Courtney (1996-99) Gardner, Carwell (1989) Grivna, Mark (1997-99) Henchy, Stephen (1992-94) Dixson, Calvin (1985-86, ‘88) - F - Gardner, Merle (1990) Groves, F.C. (1930-31) Henderson, Ivey (1990, ‘92-93) Dobbs, Bill (1962-64) Falleri, Joe (1983-84) Gates, Lionel (2001-04) Groves, Fergus (1933) Henry, Herb (1991) Dobbs, Steve (1968-69) Farmer, Albert (1984-85) Gatewood, Jim (1955-56) Grubb, Troy (1992-94) Henry, Jeff (1976-79) Dobina, Don (1974) Farmer, Ray (1952-53, ‘55) Gatschler, Frank (1949) Gruden, Jay (1985-88) Henry, O.P. (1913) Dolack, Bob (1957) Fanning, Jay (1992-93) Gay, William (2003-) Gruneisen, Roger (1968, ‘70) Hermes, W.B. (1942) Dole, Jim (1952) Feagan, Gene (1948-50) Gatti, Bill (1968-70) Gruner, Jason (1997-2000) Herring, Bud (1997-99) Doll, Kenny (1933-35) Ferguson, Reggie (1992-93) Gentile, John (1924-25) Guertin, Gary (1961-64) Hesselgrave, Mike (1959) Doll, Paul (1934-35) Fields, Mike (1976-77) George, Harry (1986-87, ‘89) Gumm, Gary (1998) Hessler, Mike (1977) Donahue, Steve (1977) Figg, Carey (1989-91) Gergosky, Mike (1988) Gutridge, Steve (1967-69) Heyman, Earl (2005-) Donnelly, Bob (1957-58) Fike, Ed (1946) German, Ron (1988-90) Gwinner, Dwayne (1996) Hickey, Tom (1972-74) Donninger, Frank (1998-01) Finger, Ernie (1946) Gernert, E.R. (1916) Hickman, Greg (1979-82) Donninger, Tony (1999-01) Finger, Fred (1931-34) Getch, Rich (1966-68) - H - Hicks, Ralph (1973-76) Dorsch, Bill (1968-69) Finley, Glenn (1915) Getch, Val (1962) Haas, Danny (1983-84) Hicks, Richard (1966-67) Dorsey, Damien (1999-02) Finn, John (1957-61) Ghent, Ronnie (2000-03) Haberlin, Clarence (1941) Higgs, Andy (1985-86, ‘88-89) Dotson, Don (1927-30) Firkins, Curtis (1954-56) Gholston, Kendrick (1994-97) Haberline, Charles (1940-41) Hilbert, Jon (1997-99) Doty, Jeff (1983) Fishback, Ford (1926-28) Giacomini, Breno (2004-) Hackett, Fred (1973-76) Hill, Don (1951) Douglas, Allen (1986-89) Fishback, Olen (1946) Giannini, Tom (1930-33) Haden, Bo (1978-80) Hill, Ken (1994) Downs, Bill (1965-67) Fisher, Armand (1922-26) Gibson, Greg (1976-78) Hagan, Gene (1978-81) Hill, Kevin (1978-79) Dozier, Nate (1980, ‘82) Fisher, Steve (1992-93) Gibson, Robert (1986-89) Hale, Floyd (1913) Hill, Marcus (1991-93) Drachman, David (1977-79) Fitzgerald, Pat (1987-90) Gibson, Stu (1946-47) Hall, Bob (1988-89) Hilliard, Jason (2000-03) Dressler, Bill (1932) Fitzpatrick, Chris (1992-94) Gilbert, Lonny (1966-68) Hall, R.L. (1928-30) Hladio, Steve (1957-60) Drewery, Austin (1926-29) Flannery, Todd (2004-) Giles, John (1959-62) Hall, Ron (1963-65) Hobbs, Stan (1946-47) Dudderar, Ed (1946) Florence, Bill (1972-73) Gillam, Jack (1948, ‘50-51) Hallal, Eli (1968) Hockaden, Dave (1962-63) Dudley, Kim (1974) Flores, Mike (1987-90) Gipe, Marty (1976-77) Haller, Jim (1948) Hockensmith, Don (1959-62) Dueberry, Vince (1992-93) Floyd, Anthony (1999-02) Gitschier, Frank (1946-49) Hallmark, Bill (1948-49) Hocker, Al (1923-24) Duenweg, Rudy (1912-13) Floyd, Otis (1996-99) Gitschier, Frank, III (1971-73) Hamilton, Joey (1985-88) Hocker, Charles (1921-22) 162 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Letterwinners

Hodge, Steve (1965, 68) Johnson, Brent (2001-04) Kloehs, David (1992-94) Lockhart, Eric (1999) Hoerter, Jr., Kenny (1993-98) Johnson, Charlie (1963-65) Knighton, Rodney (1984-87) Lococo, Vince (1941-42, ‘46) Hoffman, Graig (1994-97) Johnson, Chris (2001-02) Knop, Brian (1978) Lohrke, Brett (1982) Holben, LeRoy (1950-52) Johnson, Don (1984-86) Knop, Kurt (1980-81) Long, Ed (1970-72) Hollowell, Jim (1946-47, ‘52-53) Johnson, Dwayne (1981) Knop, Otto (1949-52) Long, Harry (1933-34) Holman, Rashad (1997-00) Johnson, Eddie (1977-80) Knop, Otto, Jr. (1977-79) Long, Tom (1983-85) Holzer, Tom (1964-66) Johnson, Joe (1991-93) Knuutila, Robert (1990-92) Lopez, Scott (2000-03) Hood, Howard (1984) Johnson, Matt (1994-96) Kolb, Bruce (1982-83) Lotspeich, Bob (1935-37) Hornsby, Rick (1972-73) Johnson, Reggie (1987-90) Kolter, John (1965-67) Lowe, Keeshan (2001-02) Hortert, Jeff (1980-83) Johnson, Robbie (1989) Koons, Dan (2001-03) Lowe, Marty (1991, ‘93-95) Houser, J. (1934-35) Johnson, Steve (1980) Kordic, Brad (1973-74) Lowe, Melzar (1933-36) Houser, Jim (1953-54) Johnson, Wayne (1958) Kortas, Ken (1960-63) Lucas, Doug (1984) Houston, Les (1956-58) Jones, Alton (1992-95) Kosman, Bill (1971) Lucas, John (1963-64) Howard, Bob (1950-52) Jones, Clyde (1925-26) Koster, Fred (1924-27) Lucia, Tom (1947-50) Howard, Charles (1946) Jones, Fred (1988-91) Koubratoff, H. (1984-85) Lyles, Lenny (1954-57) Howard, James (1986) Jones, F.C. (1938) Kovanda, Dick (1952-54) Lyons, George (1912) Howard, Rick (1971-72) Jones, Greg (1980-81) Kozuhik, Miles (1953-54) Howard, Ted (1951, ‘56-58) Jones, Horace (1968-70) Kraft, Ted (1930) - M - Hrovat, Larry (1972-73) Jones, James (1984-85) Kratsas, John (1970-71) MacFarlane, Al (1963-65) Hudson, Bob (1959) Jones, Jason (1998-99) Krebs, David (1982-84) Mack, Lawrence (1978-80) Huff, Howard (1929-31) Jones, Junior (1983-85) Kreutzjans, Gerald (1974) Maddox, Sidney (1937) Huffman, Gary (1984-87) Jones, Marcus (2001-04) Kries, Shawn (1993-95) Madeya, John (1970-72) Hughes, Fred (1951, ‘53, ‘56) Jones, Mel (1971-72) Kriever, Hugh (1953) Madison, Sam (1993-96) Hulette, Virgil (1939) Jones, Montrell (2004-05) Kron, Max (1930) Madrick, Ron (1985-87) Humphries, Keith (1981-83) Jones, Pete (1984) Kuhn, Scott (2004-) Maduaka-Cain, Ikem (1995) Hunt, Johnny (1959-60) Jones, Tiger (2002-04) Kunzman, Bill (1968-69) Mager, Matt (1977-79) Huser, Jay (1969) Jones, Walt (1965-66) Kurk, Henry (1938-39) Mahoney, Tom (1965-66) Hutt, J.D. (1940) Josiah, Michael (1999-01) Mahoney, Tony (1966-67) - L - Majeed, Kaaba (1994-95) - I - - K - LaDuke, Joe (1946) Mallory, I.J. (1955-56) Inman, Gary (1969-71) Kachler, Edmund (1916) LaFramboise, Tom (1962-64) Mancini, Rick (1975) Isenberg, Charles (1938-41) Kacvinsky, Bob (1974) Lake, R.C. (1928-29) Mannheimer, Milton (1941) Kaczmarek, Jim (1969-70) Lakeman, Gil (1946) Mantchen, Ralph (1947) - J - Kader, Joe (1980-82) Lamar, Harmon (1933-36) Marcus, Scott (1970-72) Jackerson, Jonathan (2001-04) Kamer, D.J. (2002-03) Langan, Ed (1926-29) Marion, Mike (1968) Jackson, Arnold (1997-00) Kaminski, Dale (1971-73) Langan, Gene (1936-39) Marks, Poachy (1925-26) Jackson, Calvin (1983-85) Karaglanis, Frank (1959-60) Langan, M. (1939) Marney, Ron (1983-84) Jackson, James (2003-) Karem, Greg (1967-69) Lannan, Joe (1994) Marsh, Rondel (1994-97) Jackson, Joe (1985) Karibo, Jim (1946) Lantz, Terry (1987-89) Marshall, Avery (1982-85) Jackson, Malik (2004-) Karns, Bill (1948-51) Larkins, Ellsworth (1980-82) Marshall, Bubba (2004-) Jackson, Mike (1992) Karrh, Bill (1949) Laurin, Jack (1986) Marshall, John (1985-88) Jackson, Shawn (1991-94) Katchen, Tony (1980) Law, Bill (1957) Marshall, Steve (1978) Jackson, Tom (1970-72) Katope, Chris (1941) Lawson, Steward (1931) Martin, Amos (1968, ‘70-71) Jacobs, A.J. (1973-74) Kavanaugh, Charles (1913) Lawton, Eric (1987-88) Martin, Raymond (1983) Jacobs, Stan (1941-42) Keeling, Crawford (1935) Layne, Bill (1954-55) Martin, Tom (1970-72) Jacobs, Ted (1992-93) Keisel, John (1928) Leahy, Tom (1936-39) Mascenik, Paul (1973-74) Jacoby, Joe (1978-80) Keller, Billy (1931) Lee, Chad (1999-02) Massaro, Gene (1951-52) Jaegers, Dick (1963) Keller, Ken (1940-41) Lee, Medford (1966-68) Masterson, Ches (1934-37) Jaggers, Gene (1954-55) Kemp, C.W. (1929-31) Lee, Wink (1946) Mathews, Marc (1983) Janelsins, Gunars (1965, ‘67) Kennedy, Derrick (1996-98, ‘00) Leffew, Bobby (2001-04) Mattingly, Chip (1998-01) Janiak, Bill (1963-65) Kennedy, J.L. (1929) Leffew, Travis (2002-05) Mattingly, Dane (2005-) Jefferies, Owen (1928) Kennedy, Kirk (1984-87) LeFors, Stefan (2001-04) Mattingly, Paul (1969-71) Jefferson, Bobby (1983-86) Kennedy, Orville (1922) Leggett, V.M. (1912) Mauzy, Mike (1986-88) Jelinek, Steve (1971-73) Kibbey, Rick (1975-76) Lester, Chris (2000-01) Maxwell, Tim (1986) Jenkins, Chris (1991-94) Kidd, Don (1946-49) Lettie, Bill (1964-66) May, Dean (1980-83) Jenkins, J.E. (1913) Kielkopf, Bill (1925-26) Levinstin, Louis (1928) May, Devon (2004-) Jenne, E.E. (1940) Kienzle, Tommy (1921-24) Levy, Stuart (1914) Mayer, John (1933) Jesukaitis, Tom (1969-71) Kimbel, Dewey (1923) Lewis, Eric (1986) Mayhall, Harvey (1924-27) Jeter, Courtney (1980-82) Kincaid, Addison (1931) Lichtenberg, Tom (1959-61) McAllister, Scott (1987-90) Jewell, Steve (1972-74) King, Jim (1969) Lichvar, Bob (1951-53) McBarnette, Geoff (1998-99) Johnican, Larry (1977) Kingston, Joe (1938) Lillard, Derrick (1992-95) McBirth, Willie (1976) Johnson, Brandon (2002-05) Kirbus, Rich (1973) Lindsey, Wilbur (1935) McCaleb, Harin (1913-15) Johnson, Brent (2002-) Kirk, E.B. (1921) Lipsey, Curtis (1989-90) McCartney, Pete (1983-84) Johnson, Grant (1998) Kirkendahl, Walt (1935) Lipsitz, Bernard (1931) McCauley,Adam (2003-04) Johns, G.F. (1913) Kirsch, John (1958) Lively, Bill (1951-53) McClain, John (1938-41) Johnson, Alvin (1988) Klein, Nellis (1949-51) Lobitz, James (1992) McClanahan, C.W. (1912) 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 163 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Letterwinners

McCloud, Tyrus (1993-96) McConnell, Bob (1958) All-Time Captains McCray, Quincy (1983) McCullough, Lewis (1973) 1912 – Stanley Walker 1955 – Jim Wolf and Maurice Wolford 1988 – GAME CAPTAINS McCune, Robert (2001-04) 1913 – Stanley Walker 1956 – John Noon 1989 – GAME CAPTAINS McDermond, Ryan (2001) 1914 – Roy Daniel 1957 – Gil Sturtzel 1990 – GAME CAPTAINS 1915 – Owen Foster 1991 - GAME CAPTAINS McDevitt, Coleman (1930) 1958 – Ed Young 1916 – Maurice Daniel 1959 – Ken Porco and Howard Turley 1992 – Jeff Brohm and Andy Culley McDonald, Bennie (1926-28) 1921 – E.B. Kirk 1960 – Ron Petty 1993 – Jeff Brohm, Tom Cavallo, McDonald, Brian (1998-99) 1922 – Tommy Kienzie 1961 – John Finn Aaron Bailey McDonald, Mike (1953) 1923 – Art Vandervert 1962 – John Giles 1994 – Marty Lowe, Terry Quinn, McDonald, Richard (1935) 1924 – Paul Osborne 1963 – Ken Kortas Brandon Brookfield McDowell, K. (1935-36) 1925 – Armand Fischer 1964 – Tom LaFramboise 1995 – Alan Campos, Marty Lowe, 1926 – Jack Dougherty 1965 – Doug Buffone Tyrus McCloud, Roman Oben McDowell, Kenny (1932) 1927 – Harvey Mayhall 1966 – Benny Russell 1996 – Jason Payne, Tyrus McCloud, McDowell, Paul (1989-90) 1928 – Jim Tom Robertson 1967 – Ed Harmon Sam Madison, Rico Clark McFadden, Ricky (1989-91) 1929 – GAME CAPTAINS 1968 – Pete Compise and Medford Lee 1997 – Terry Rice-Locket, Miguel McGinnis, Henry (1941) 1930 – Tommy Thompson 1969 – Mike Detenber and Greg Karem Montano, Kendrick Gholston, Graig McKay, Don (1936-39) 1931 – Ben Reid and Guy Schearer 1970 – Cookie Brinkman Hoffman, Ryan Wade 1932 – Tom Giannini 1971 – Amos Martin 1998 – Rick Nord, Chris Redman, McKay, Ken (1987-90) 1933 – Bill Threlkeld 1972 – Tom Martin Courtney Dinkins, Mike Gantous McKay, Paul (1936-38) 1934 – Bill Threlkeld 1973 – Joe Lee Phillips 1999 – Chris Redman, Rashad McKinney, Mike (1987-89) 1935 – Kenny Doll and Walt 1974 – Steve Jewell and Cardell Parker Harris, Anthony Byrd, Mike McKinney, Ray (1928-31) Kirkendahl 1975 – Bob Riser Gantous McMahon, Bill (1964-66) 1936 – Melzar Lowe 1976 – Norman Heard 2000 - Donovan Arp, Arnold 1937 – Ralph Emerson 1977 – Tom Abood Jackson, Rashad Harris, Jason McMahon, Mike (1961-62) 1938 – Alex Davidson 1978 – Ron Heinrich, Billy Perrin, Padget McMahon, Todd (1980) 1939 – Fred Schloemer and Lou Nathan Poole, Ricky Skiles 2001 – Deion Branch, Michael McVey, R. (1950) Zimlich 1979 – Stu Stram, Otis Wilson, Randy Brown, Anthony Floyd, Dave Meade, Jack (1953-55) 1940 – Jimmy Caufield Butler, Zarko Ellis Ragone Meadows, Brenon (1993-94) 1941 – Clure Moser and Jimmy 1980 – Eddie Johnson, Dan Dihtzeruk, 2002 – Damien Dorsey, Michael Rosenfield Brown, Anthony Floyd, Dave Meeks (1916) Joe Jacoby, Jamie Perrin 1942 – Jim Brady and Bud Bruning 1981 – GAME CAPTIANS Ragone Merriweather, B.M. (1913-14) 1946 – Vince Lococo 1982 – Mike Nuzzolese, Frank 2003 – Rod Day, Dan Koons, Ronnie Mershon, Oliver (1932) 1947 – Art Heitlauf Minnifield, Anthony Williams Ghent, Josh Minkins, Robert Mihaljevic, Tom (1983) 1948 - George Bertram 1983 – Dean May, Tom Andrews, McCune Mihm, Tom (1969-71) 1949 – George Bertram Mike Trainor 2004 - Stefan LeFors, J.R. Russell, Miles, Steve (1994) 1950 – Tom Lucia 1984 – GAME CAPTAINS Kerry Rhodes and Robert McCune 1951 – Charles Asher 1985 – GAME CAPTAINS 2005: Elvis Dumervil, Brandon Mills, Mel (1988-91) 1952 – Otto Knop 1986 – GAME CAPTAINS Johnson, Joshua Tinch, Jason Spitz, Miller, Brian (1983-84) 1953 – Jim Hollowell 1987 – GAME CAPTAINS Montavious Stanley, Travis Leffew Miller, Brook (1983) 1954 – Johnny Unitas Miller, Charles (1935) Miller, David (1985-87) Moorhatch, John (1942) Navarro, Todd (1983-84) Okoye, Amobi (2003-) Miller, Greg (1981) Moran, J.R. (1928, 31) Neafus, Stan (1946) Oldham, Richard (1936, ‘38-39) Miller, Henry (1999-02) Moreau, Frank (1995, ‘97-99) Neat, L.R. (1931) Olejack, Greg (1975-76) Miller, Jim (1978-81) Morey, Tom (1959-60) Neely, Mike (1991) Olinger, Ashley (1937) Miller, Kevin (1974-77) Mosby, Danny (1996) Neidert, John (1965-67) Olmstead, Jim (1951-53) Miller, Uncas (1925-27) Mosher, Clure (1938-41) Newman, Bud (1929-31) O’Neal, Bob (1960-62) Miller, V. (1926-28) Moss, Anthony (1984-85) Nichols, Les (1983-84) O’Neal, Pete (1985) Mingus, Marvin (1951) Moss, Scedric (1980-82) Nickerson, Bruce (1972-74) Orem, Dale (1957-59) Minkins, Josh (2000-03) Moyler, David (1988-90) Nicoletti, Joe (1951-53) Osborne, Paul (1921-24) Minnifield, Frank (1979-82) Mudd, Charlie (1962-63) Niece, Robert (1980-82) O’Shaughnessy, Joe (1997-00) Minogue, Mike (1983-86) Muir, P.B. (1921) Noafus, Roy (1946) Osorio, Vasco (1912-13) Misetic, Steve (1996) Muldoon, Phil (1942-46) Noon, John (1953-56) Otte, Frank (1953-56) Mitchell, C. (1939-40) Mulhall, R.E. (1931) Nord, Gary (1977-79) Owen, Bill (1957-59) Mitchell, Lamonte (1980) Mullins, Terry (1978) Nord, Rick (1995-98) Owens, Richard (2000-03) Mitchell, Marc (1975-77) Mumma, John (1974) Norman, E.J. (1937) Oyler, Wally (1966-68) Mitchell, Robert (1979-81) Murphree, Mallory (1915) Norris, Bobby (1978) Mitchem, Bill (1949-50) Mumphrey, Kevin (1994) Norris, Dave (1968-70) - P - Moll, Ken (1974-76) Murrer, David (1982) Norris, Jim (1983) Padget, Jason (1999-00) Montano, Miguel (1994-97) Musgrave, Mark (1980-82) Norton, Travis (2005-) Painter, Benny (1983-84) Montgomery, Bob (1931-32) Myers, Keith (1951) Nugent, R.C. (1912) Painter, Jed (1983) Montgomery, David (1974) Myles, Lamar (2005-) Nunn, Bob (1948-50) Palmer, Deon (2005-) Montgomery, Tom (1961-62) Nuss, Dave (1963-64) Papania, Joe (1947-50) Moody, Brent (2003-04) - N - Nuss, Kevin (1981-84) Pardieu, Ben (1973) Moody, Mike (1979) Nabor, Chuck (1957) Nuzzolese, Mike (1979-82) Pardieu, Chris (1982-83) Moon, Ron (1976-78) Nachand, Clarence (1926) Parker, Cardell (1972-74) Mooney, Jim (1955-56) Nagle, Browning (1989-90) - O - Parker, Zek (1998-01) Moore, Frank (1966) Naimaister, Dave (1982-84) Oben, Roman (1992-95) Parrott, Herb (1983) Moore, Herbert (1938-41) Najjar, Larry (1974) O’Connor, John (1974) Patrick, Garrin (1991-93) Moore, Tom (1981-83) Nauert, Jim (1984, ‘86-87) Ogden, J.D. (1936) Patrick, Wayne (1965-67) 164 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Letterwinners

Patterson, Danny (1993) Radmacher, Frank (1966-68) Russell, Benny (1964-66) Shelton, Eric (2003-04) Patterson, Pat (1979-81) Rager, Dick (1947) Russell, J.R. (2001-04) Shelton, John (1949-52) Patterson, T.J. (2000-03) Raglin, Richard (2005-) Russell, Jonathan (2004-) Shepherd, Mark (1990-93) Payne, James (1992-93) Ragone, Dave (1999-02) Russell, Ron (1971-73) Sherman, Jack (1937-38) Payne, Jason (1994-96) Ramey, Roy (1947) Ryan, Bill (1933-34) Shields, Harry (1928-29) Payton, Ray (1977-79) Ramsey, Frank (1946-49) Ryan, D. (1938) Shively, Brett (1996-98) Peacock, Walter (1972-75) Rascati, Justin (2003) Ryan, George (1932-34) Sholly, Jeff (1996-98) Peak, Andy (1996) Rasmussen, Roy (1929) Short, Bill (1966-67) Pearson, E.C. (1931) Raush, Russ (1946) - S - Silliman, Harlan (1952) Pence, Bill (1950-51) Ray, Babe (1950-51) Sales, Larry (1975) Silverstein, Phillip (1921) Pennella, Rick (1976-77) Ray, Bill (1948-50) Sammons, Bill (1959-60, ‘62) Simon, John (1970-71) Perrin, Billy (1976-79) Ray, Gerald (1949-51) Samons, Kyle (2000) Simpson, Reneau (1972) Perrin, Jamie (1978-80) Ray, Leonard (1990-93) Sander, Mark (1987-90) Sims, Antoine (1999-02) Perry, Kirk (1983-84) Raymond, Warren (1940-42) Sanders, Matt (2004-05) Sims, Coswell (1994-95) Perry, Pat (1939, ‘41-42) Recherman, James (1930, ‘32) Sanders, Jaguar (2000) Sims, T. (1925) Perry, W. (1950) Rechtin, Les (1950-52) Sanders, Raynard (1986) Singleton, Neil (1986-87) Pesavento, James (1995-97) Redman, Bob (1968-69) Sanks, David (1967-69) Sipe, Ken (1939-41) Peterson, Rick (1972) Redman, Chris (1996-99) Santho, Rick (1974) Sivori, Chris (1999-00) Petry, Charlie (1967) Redman, Lloyd (1946) Sartini, Gene (1950, ‘54-55) Six, Bob (1974) Petty, Ron (1957-60) Reese, John (1921) Saterfield, Tyrone (2002-) Skaaland, Ed (1971) Phelps, Herbie (1967-68) Reese, Steve (1971-73) Saunders, Gerald (1977) Skarja, Joe (1977-78) Phelps, Tanny (1961-63) Reid, Ben (1927, ‘30-31) Schad, Bill (1961-63) Skiles, Ricky (1975-79) Phillips, Art (1941) Reid, Jack (1958-61) Schaeffer, Jim (1963) Skinner, Roy (1946) Phillips, Charlie (1953-54) Reiling, George (1938-40) Schaller, Paul (1983-86) Slater, W.L. (1935) Phillips, Joe Lee (1972-74) Renner, Rich (1995-96) Scharre, Stan (1937-38) Slatter, Tone’ (2001-02) Pianko, Greg (1983-85) Repass, Carl (1950) Scheper, Guy (1977-79) Slechter, Rex (1955-56) Pierce, G.S. (1939) Reynolds, Ed (1987-90) Scherma, Joe (1963) Slider, Bill (1936, ‘38) Pierre-Louis, Frank (1986) Rhodes, Kerry (2001-04) Schiengold, Pat (1921-23) Smart, Gavin (2003-) Pierson, Glenn (1935) Rhodes, Walter (1987, ‘89-91) Schloemer, Fred (1936-39) Smith, Bernard (1938-40) Pillitary, Ben (1947) Rice, Quinn (1995-96) Schloemer, Louis (1938-40) Smith, Brevin (1989, ‘91-92) Pinkston, Chad (2001-03) Rice-Locket, Terry (1994-97) Schmitt, Paul (1956) Smith, Bryon (1951-52) Pinski, Dave (1966) Richart, Phil (1962-63) Schneider, B. (1928) Smith, Clarence (1948-50, ‘53) Pirkey, E.L. (1933) Richardson, Josh (1997-98) Schonsiegel (1912) Smith, Dwight (1989) Pitchford, Jack (1926) Richey, Harper (1921-22) Schrader (1912) Smith, E.R. (1932) Pitters, Lenny (1978) Rideout, Dave (1947) Schuhmann, George (1932) Smith, Erin (1999-00) Poelking, T.J. (1988-89) Riles, Wayne (2003-) Schuler, Dave (1975-77) Smith, Jeff (1986-88) Pointer, Chris (1994) Riley, Jimmy (2003-) Schuler, Lonnie (1972-73) Smith, Jerry (1959-62) Pointer, Jeff (1987-88) Rimpsey, Chad (2002-05) Schultz, Tim (1976) Smith, Joe (1965-66) Pok, Jack (1979-80) Riser, Bob (1974-75) Schuppert, Ray (1941, ‘46) Smith, Joey (1987-90) Pollock, Ed (1993) Ritchie, Norm (1965) Scott, Chris (1997) Smith, Kolby (2003-) Pomeroy, Don (1973-75) Rivenbark, Dave (1949-52) Scott, Leslie (1933) Smith, Marty (1972-74) Pongonis, Mark (1975-78) Roberts, Eugene (1946) Scott, Mike (1995) Smith, Nate (2000-03) Pontius, Bill (1913) Robertson, Jim Tom (1925-28) Scroggins, Tyrann (1994) Smith, Tony (1974-77) Poole, Nathan (1975-78) Robinson, Kenny (1977-80) Searcy, Ed (1937) Smith, Walter (1946) Porco, Ken (1957-59) Robinson, Rex (1957) Searcy, Greg (1978-79) Smyrichinsky, Tod (1986) Posadas, Pedro (1976-77) Rodgers, Clarence (1912-13) Sehlinger, George (1933-34) Snow, John (1929) Powell, Carl (1995-96) Rodriguez, Ariel (1999-01) Sekeres, Duke (1957, ‘60) Snyder, Ashley (1999) Price, Keith (1983-84) Rodriguez, Sean (1991) Seldon, Joe (1931) Solberg, Cliff (1960) Prince, Calvin (1976-77) Roe, Jeff (1982) Sellers, Chris (1985-87) Sonye, Anthony (1992-94) Pritchett, Doug (1982-84) Rollins, Eric (1979, ‘82) Semak, Tony (1990) Sonye, Eric (1992-94) Pryor, Bill (1923) Roman, Israel (1971, ‘74) Senkevich, John (1968-69) Sosnin, Hershell (1931-34) Pugh, Roy (1951-52, ‘57) Romey, J.H. (1937) Settle, Mickey (1964-66) Sowa, John (1954-55) Pullem, David (1974) Rommell, Bill (1946) Seguin, Jeremy (2004-05) Spalding, Stewart (2000) Purcell, Chris (1974-75, ‘77) Rooney, George (1939) Sexton, Matt (1998-2000) Sparkman, Alan (1946) Purcell, Don (1952-53) Roper, Ricky (1994) Sgroi, Anthony (1938-40) Speedy, Jeff (1981-82) Purry, Dar-Shay (1996-98) Roscoe, Terrence (1991-94) Sharp, Antoine (2004-05) Spencer, Charles (1927-28) Putnam, Rufus (1933) Rose, Harold (1937-38) Sharp, Brandon (2003-) Spencer, Clarence (1964-65) Rosenfield, Jimmy (1938-41) Shaw, Rick (1985-86) Spencer, Jerry (2002-03) - Q - Rossoll, Don (1957-59) Shearer, Guy (1928-31) Spencer, Sergio (2005-) Quarterman, Kurt (2003-) Roth, Horace (1927-29) Sheehy, Mike (1974-76) Spillman, Ben (1971) Quick, Rhonyia (1991) Rothfield, D. (1940) Sheeley, J.J. (1937) Spitz, Jason (2002-05) Quinn, Terry (1991-94) Roundtree, Antonio (1997-00) Sheffield, Charles (1996-99) Spratt, Greg (1983-85) Rowan, Watson (1912-13) Shelby, Willie (1982-85) Stahl, Scott (1982) - R - Rowe, Lionel (1916) Shelman, Anthony (1992-94) Stallings, Jim (1966-68) Rabatin, Will (2002-04) Rubbert, Ed (1983-86) Shell, H.E. (1931) Stallings, Tony (1998-01) Racel, David (1984) Rusley, Bobby (1984) Shelton, Don (1946-49) Stanley, Montavious (2002-05) 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 165 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Letterwinners Starks, Price (1925-26) Tibbals, Luther (1931) Wareing, W.A. (1939) Wimberly, Darrell (1980-82) Starnes, Bob (1960-62) Tillery, John (1978) Warner, Rex (1950-51) Winningham, Roy (1985) Steele, B.J. (1999-) Tinch, Joshua (2002-05) Warren, Gary (1985-87) Winrich, Dave (1985) Steger, Roy (1976) Tipton, Roy (1946) Washington, David (1996) Winters, Jim (1968-70) Steiger, Joe (1932) Tisci, Nunzio (1953-55) Washington, Ted (1987-90) Wirpio, Carl (1937-38) Stephens, Gerald (1987-89) Todd, Bob (1946) Watkins, Mike (1997-00) Wise, Walter (1987-88) Stephens, Keith (1986-88) Todd, Bryan (1979-80) Watson, Olante (1993) Wolf, Jim (1948-50, ‘55) Stern, Walter (1931-32) Todd, Grover (1913) Watson, Richard (1967-69) Wolford, Maury (1948-50, ‘55) Stevens, Howard (1971-72) Touche’ (1995-96) Watts, Bill (1936, ‘38) Wolke, Joe (1968-70) Stickrod, Kelly (1980-83) Townsel, Wyman (1951-52) Watts, Erik (1991) Womack, Bill (1946-47) Stiers, Bill (1946) Townsell, Ray (1951-52) Watzek, Joe (1968, 71) Woodard, Jonta’ (2001) Stinson, Jason (1992-95) Trabue, Joe (1946-49) Wayland, Bob (1949) Woodring, Andy (1984) Stitch, Charles (1960-62) Trainor, Mike (1980-81, ‘83) Wayne, Rollo (1915-16) Woodruff, Dwayne (1976-78) Stone, Joe (1938-41) Trautwein, Jay (1980-82) Weathers, Jason (2000-02) Wood, Eric (2005-) Stram, Stu (1976-79) Trautwein, Jerry (1982) Webb, Don (1973-74) Woods, Ryan (1999) Steele, B.J. (2002) Trawick, J.D. (1930) Webb, Matt (2004-) Worden, N.A. (1940-41) Street, Al (1974) Trimble, Harry (1972-73) Weber, C.J. (1932) Wordlow, Antuan (1994) Strickland, Rod (1992-93) Triplett, Tom (1990) Weber, Pat (1926) Wright, Adolph (1932) Stricklin, Larry (1985-86, ‘88) Tucker, Eric (1986) Weedman, William (1985) Wright, Hugh (1939-41) Striegel, Harold (1949-50) Tucker, James (1929) Weidner, Garland (1922-23) Wright, Les (1932-33) Stripling, George (2005-) Turley, Howard (1956-59) Weihe, Cofer (1935-36) Wright, Steve (1976) Strull, Asher (1931-33) Turner, Harold (1936-39) Weining, Harry (1947-50) Wyatt, Jason (1995-98) Struss, Ed (1928) Turner, Ken (1946-47, ‘49-50) Welch, Joe (1970-72) Wyatt, Jim (1964-66) Struve, Dudley (1915-16) Tuyo, John (1987) Welch, Joe (1983) Sturgeon, John (1977) Tydlacka, Wade (2000-03) Wells, Spencer (1984) - Y - Sturtzel, Gil (1955-57) Tyson, Jeryl (1994-95) Wetherby, L. (1927-28) Yamin, Rick (1984-88) Sullivan, Leonard (1983-84) Wheat, Donte (1983-84) Young, Antonio (1984-85) Summers, Wilbur (1972-75) - U - White, Dan (1957-59) Young, Ed (1955-58) Sumpter, Ben (1990-93) Uhrig, Phil (1941) White, Dewayne (2000-02) Young, James (1986) Suski, Jon (1996-98) Underwood, George (1980) White, Marcus (1989) Young, Mike (1970-71) Sutherland, Lou (1959-60) Underwood, James (1994) White, Mike (2000) Young, Steve (1970-72) Swabek, Craig (1986-89) Unitas, Joe (1954-56) White, R.G. (1938) Swafford, Darryl (1987-88, ‘90) Unitas, Johnny (1951-54) Whitehead, Roger (1961-64) - Z - Swanson, Gunard (1982) Urrutia, Mario (2005-) Whittkamp, Jack (1946) Zamberlan, Jim (1965-67) Swope, Kurt (1971) Urton, F.W. (1916) Wibbels, Jerry (1953) Zangaro, Fred (1954) Utley, Shedrick (1992) Wiggins, Anthony (1985-86) Zariczny, P.J. (1997-98) - T - Wiley, Deran (1995-97) Zarrilli, Rob (2004-) Tarleton, Eric (1982-84) - V - Wiljanen, Roy (1970-71) Zebich, Frank (1999-00) Tavarczky, P.J. (2003-) Valvo, Jack (1951-52) Williams, Andy (1965-67) Ziggler, Bernard (1985, ‘87) Taylor, Al (1931-33) Vandervert, Art (1922-23) Williams, Anthony (1981-82) Zilko, Randy (1997-98) Taylor, Bill (1942) Varajohn, Milan (1958) Williams, Bill (1916) Zimlich, Lou (1936-39) Taylor, Deriontae (2003-) Vari, Bob (1969) Williams, Bob (1955-58) Taylor, Dewayne (1997-00) Vaughn, Eric (1984, ‘86) Williams, Carl (1982-84) Taylor, Leland (1996) Velesig, Dave (1966-67) Williams, Charles (1925, ‘27-29) Taylor, Wayne (1980) Veto, Mike (1983-86) Williams, Dan (1982) Teague, G. (1949) Williams, David (1986) Terry, Elmer (1921) - W - Williams, Deron (1988-90) Terry, Prentiss (1915-16) Wade, Ryan (1995-97) Williams, Ebb (1976-78) Tharpe, Richard (1979-82) Waggoner, Dave (1971) Williams, George (1985-88) Theiss, Jim (1971) Wagner, Mike (1965) Williams, Jermaine (1992-94) Thieneman, Chris (1983-84, ‘86-87) Wagoner, Jim (1972-75) Williams, Josh (2004-) Thigpen, Chris (2001-00) Walker, Adriel (1999, ‘00) Williams, Jim (1950-52) Thiry, Bob (1978-80) Walker, Andy (1954-57) Williams, Leon (1978-81) Thomas, Ben (1916) Walker, Cleo (1967-69) Williams, Rico (1996-98) Thomas, Danny (1983-86) Walker, Dan (1959-61) Williams, Vic (1978) Thomas, DeForest (1978) Walker, Sanford (1973) Williams, Waymon (1997) Thompson, Glenn (1990-93) Walker, Stanley (1912-13) Willis, Gerald (1967) Thompson, Sam (1922-23) Walker, Robert (1999) Wilmsmeyer, Klaus (1988-91) Thompson, Tommy (1927-30) Wall, John (1980-82) Wills, Don (1978) Thomas, Devon (1999-02) Wallace, Corey (1999) Wilshire, Jim (1952) Thomas, Justin (1998-2000) Waller, John (1968) Wilson, Dilbert (1946) Thomas, Troy (1992) Waltman, Earl (1941-42) Wilson, Mark (1978-81) Thomas, Tyrone (1988) Ward, Jerry (1974-77) Wilson, O’Harlan (1929) Thompson, Willard (1928) Ware, Kevin (1998) Wilson, Otis (1977-79) Thrasher, Robert (1976-77) Ware, Latrell (1987-90) Wilson, Richard (1946-47) Threlkeld, (1932-35) Ware, Yeasive (1996-97) Wilson, Robert (1980-82) 166 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Results LESTER LARSON BILL DUNCAN TOM KING 1930 (5-3) 2 years • 8-2 2 years • 4-9-1 6 years • 27-21 Coach: Tom King Captain: Tommy Thompson 1912 (3-1) 1921 (2-2-1) 1925 (8-0) Date Opponent Score Coach: Lester Larson Coach: Bill Duncan Coach: Tom King Oct. 4 Hanover 32-12 Captain: Stanley Walker Captain: E.B. Kirk Captain: Armand Fischer Oct. 11 Transylvania 18-0 Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Oct. 17 Eastern Kentucky 52-0 Oct. 11 at Transylvania 32-0 Oct. 22 Hanover* 19-8 Oct. 3 Evansville 20-0 Oct. 25 at Western Kentucky 6-7 Oct. 17 Centre 23-6 Oct. 29 at Bethel (Ky.) 0-0 Oct. 10 at Western Kentucky 6-0 Nov. 1 Centre 0-28 Oct. 28 at Kentucky 0-41 Nov. 5 at Transylvania 0-7 Oct. 17 at Hanover 24-0 Nov. 8 at DePauw l 0-14 Nov. 15 Hanover 73-0 Nov. 18 Kentucky Wesleyan 30-0 Oct. 24 Kentucky Wesleyan 6-0 Nov. 15 at Marshall 13-12 128-47 Nov. 26 at Marshall 0-14 Oct. 30 at Transylvania 7-0 Nov. 22 Earlham 13-0 49-29 Nov. 7 Rose Poly 30-0 134-73 1913 (5-1) *won by forfeit Nov. 21 Toledo 33-0 JACK MCGRATH Nov. 26 at Marshall 7-2 Coach: Lester Larson 1922 (2-7) 133-2 1 year • 0-8 Captain: Stanley Walker 1931 (0-8) Date Opponent Score Coach: Bill Duncan Oct. 4 Bethel (Ky.) 48-0 Captain: Tommy Kienzie 1926 (6-2) Coach: Jack McGrath Oct. 11 at Moore’s Hill 77-0 Date Opponent Score Coach: Tom King Co-Captains: Ben Reid and Guy Oct. 18 Wash. (Tenn.) 100-0 Sept. 30 Western Kentucky 0-6 Captain: Jack Dougherty Schearer Oct. 25 Cumberland 6-0 Oct. 7 Bethel (Ky.) 12-14 Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Nov. 1 Butler 20-0 Oct. 14 at Kentucky 0-63 Oct. 2 at Ogden 79-0 Oct. 2 Hanover 0-3 Nov. 22 Kentucky 0-20 Oct. 21 Franklin 6-27 Oct. 9 at Rose Poly 49-0 Oct. 9 Transylvania* 0-1 251-20 Oct. 28 at Centre 7-32 Oct. 16 at Xavier 7-20 Oct. 16 at Butler 6-61 Nov. 4 Cincinnati 28-0 Oct. 30 Centre 0-6 Oct. 24 Eastern Kentucky* 0-1 BRUCE BAKER Nov. 11 at Rose Poly 6-0 Nov. 6 Western Kentucky 26-10 Oct. 31 at Western Kentucky 6-20 Nov. 18 Centenary 13-39 Nov. 13 at Kentucky Wesleyan 25-12 Nov. 7 DePaul 0-46 1 year • 1-4 Nov. 30 at Marshall 7-21 Nov. 20 Marshall 27-3 Nov. 14 at Georgetown 6-20 79-202 Nov. 25 at Fla. Southern 13-0 Nov. 21 Centre 0-75 1914 (1-4) 226-51 18-227 Coach: Bruce Baker FRED ENKE * Louisville forfeited games Captain: Roy Daniel 1927 (4-4) Date Opponent Score 2 years • 8-8-1 C.V. MONEY Oct. 17 Tennessee 0-66 1923 (5-3) Coach: Tom King Oct. 31 Wabash 3-7 Captain: Harvey Mayhall 1 year • 0-9 Nov. 7 at Cumberland 0-20 Coach: Fred Enke Date Opponent Score 1932 (0-9) Nov. 14 at Kentucky 0-42 Captain: Art Vandervert Oct. 8 Transylvania 25-6 Nov. 21 at Rose Poly 23-0 Date Opponent Score Oct. 15 Murray State 14-0 Coach: C.V. (Red) Money 26-135 Sept. 29 at Western Kentucky 7-19 Oct. 22 at Marshall 6-37 Captain: Tom Giannini Oct. 6 at Union 6-13 Oct. 29 Centre 40-7 Date Opponent Score WILL DUFFY Oct. 13 Morris Harvey 27-0 Nov. 5 at Western Kentucky 6-7 Sept. 24 at Marshall 0-66 Oct. 20 Franklin 0-35 Nov. 12 at Eastern Kentucky 21-13 Oct. 1 Union (Ky.) 6-32 2 years • 3-8-2 Oct. 27 Rose Poly 13-0 Nov. 19 Davids & Elkins 0-32 Oct. 8 at Murray State 0-105 Nov. 3 Transylvania 12-0 Nov. 24 at Centenary 2-59 Oct. 15 at Eastern Kentucky 0-38 1915 (1-5-1) Nov. 10 Kentucky Wesleyan 7-0 114-161 Oct. 22 Transylvania 12-34 Coach: Will Duffy Nov. 17 at Georgetown 12-6 Oct. 28 Morehead State 0-20 Captain: Owen Foster 84-73 1928 (1-7) Nov. 4 at Oakland City 0-19 Date Opponent Score Nov. 12 Georgetown 0-20 Oct. 2 Centre 0-0 1924 (3-5-1) Coach: Tom King Nov. 19 at Western Kentucky 0-58 Oct. 9 at Wabash 0-38 Captain: Jim Tom Robertson 18-392 Coach: Fred Enke Oct. 16 Chattanooga 6-21 Date Opponent Score Captain: Paul Osborne Oct. 30 Rose Poly 22-6 Oct. 6 Eastern Kentucky 72-0 Date Opponent Score BEN CREGOR Nov. 6 Kentucky 0-15 Oct. 13 at Detroit 0-46 Oct. 4 at Kentucky 0-29 Nov. 13 Franklin 7-13 Oct. 20 at Chattanooga 0-70 3 years • 4-18-1 Oct. 11 Western Kentucky 12-7 Nov. 25 Transylvania 0-26 Oct. 27 Transylvania 0-18 Oct. 18 at Georgetown 9-6 1933 (1-7) 35-119 Nov. 3 at Western Kentucky 0-20 Oct. 25 Transylvania 0-3 Nov. 10 Centre 0-7 Coach: Ben Cregor Nov. 1 at Rose Poly 6-18 Nov. 17 at St. Louis 0-12 Captain: Bill Threlkeld 1916 (2-3-1) Nov. 8 at K. Wesleyan 0-0 Nov. 24 Marshall 0-13 Date Opponent Score Nov. 15 King 0-16 Coach: Will Duffy 72-186 Sept. 30 Centre 0-30 Captain: Maurice Daniel Nov. 22 Chattanooga 10-0 Oct. 6 at Georgetown 0-13 Date Opponent Score Nov. 27 at Marshall 6-16 1929 (3-5) Oct. 13 at Union (Ky.) 0-19 Oct. 14 Centre 0-0 43-95 Oct. 21 Western Kentucky 0-45 Oct. 21 Chattanooga 6-0 Coach: Tom King Oct. 28 at Morehead St. 0-13 Oct. 28 Butler 19-7 Captain: Game Captains Nov. 4 Murray State 6-54 Nov. 4 Georgetown 0-41 Date Opponent Score Nov. 11 at Miami (Fla.) 7-33 Nov. 18 Franklin 12-16 Oct. 2 Cincinnati 0-7 Nov. 18 Eastern Kentucky 13-7 Nov. 30 Transylvania 0-13 Oct. 11 at Transylvania 0-9 26-214 37-77 Oct. 19 Western Kentucky 0-13 Oct. 26 at Marshall 6-25 Nov. 2 at Eastern Kentucky 19-6 Nov. 9 Centre 0-41 Nov. 16 Earlham 6-0 Nov. 23 Georgetown 6-0 37-101

2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 167 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Results 1934 (2-5) 1939 (5-2-1) 1947 (7-0-1) 1951 (5-4) Coach: Ben Cregor Coach: Laurie Apitz Coach: Frank Camp Coach: Frank Camp Captain: Bill Threlkeld Co-Captains: Fred Schloemer Captain: Art Heitlauf Captain: Charles Asher Date Opponent Score and Lou Zimlich Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Oct. 6 Georgetown 14-6 Date Opponent Score Sept. 26 Wittenberg 40-3 Sept. 29 at Wayne State 28-12 Oct. 13 at Toledo 7-19 Sept. 22 at Transylvania 25-0 Oct. 4 at DePauw 37-0 Oct. 5 Boston University 7-39 Oct. 27 at Hanover 6-7 Sept. 30 at Indiana State 0-7 Oct. 10 Evansville 20-7 Oct. 13 at Cincinnati 0-38 Nov. 3 Centre 0-46 Oct. 6 Evansville 7-6 Oct. 24 Western Kentucky 19-13 Oct. 19 Xavier 6-47 Nov. 10 at Transylvania 0-13 Oct. 13 Alfred Holbrook 20-3 Nov. 1 at St. Joseph’s 7-7 Oct. 27 at St. Bonaventure 21-22 Nov. 17 at Eastern Kentucky 13-6 Oct. 19 St. Joseph’s 13-0 Nov. 7 Eastern Kentucky 14-13 Nov. 2 NC State 26-2 Nov. 24 Union (Ky.) 0-7 Oct. 28 at Centre 0-0 Nov. 14 at SE La. 23-0 Nov. 10 Houston 35-28 40-104 Nov. 4 at Georgetown 7-14 Nov. 22 Washington 33-20 Nov. 17 Wash. & Lee 14-7 Nov. 18 Hanover 20-0 193-63 Nov. 23 Southern Miss 14-13 1935 (1-6-1) 92-30 1948 (5-5) 151-208 Coach: Ben Cregor Coach: Frank Camp Co-Captains: Kenny Doll and Walt 1940 (3-5-1) Captain: George Bertram 1952 (3-5) Kirkendahl Coach: Laurie Apitz Date Opponent Score Coach: Frank Camp Date Opponent Score Captain: Jimmy Caufield Sept. 25 at Memphis State 7-13 Captain: Otto Knop Sept. 28 at Butler 0-29 Date Opponent Score Oct. 2 St. Joseph’s 20-0 Date Opponent Score Oct. 5 Transylvania 7-14 Sept. 21 Indiana State 0-0 Oct. 8 at Xavier 26-47 Sept. 27 Wayne State 19-12 Oct. 11 at Union (Ky.) 7-13 Sept. 28 at Cincinnati 0-7 Oct. 16 at Akron 13-0 Oct. 4 at Florida State 41-14 Oct. 19 at Hanover 6-6 Oct. 5 at Evansville 13-7 Oct. 23 Western Kentucky 19-6 Oct. 11 Dayton 0-20 Oct. 26 Eastern Kentucky 0-9 Oct. 12 at St. Joseph’s 6-24 Oct. 30 Buffalo 19-48 Oct. 18 at Xavier 13-27 Nov. 2 at Georgetown 0-21 Oct. 18 Centre 0-28 Nov. 6 Catawba 33-21 Oct. 31 at Chattanooga 14-47 Nov. 9 Toledo 7-41 Oct. 25 Alfred Holbrook 38-7 Nov. 13 at Evansville 6-18 Nov. 8 at Memphis 25-29 Nov. 16 Morehead State 20-0 Nov. 2 Georgetown 14-19 Nov. 20 Bradley 31-14 Nov. 15 Eastern Kentucky 34-20 47-133 Nov. 9 at Hanover 14-13 Nov. 27 at Washington 12-27 Nov. 22 at Southern Miss 26-55 Nov. 16 at Long Island 6-29 186-194 172-224 LAURIE APITZ 91-134 1949 (8-3) 7 years • 22-29-3 1941 (4-4) 1953 (1-7) Coach: Frank Camp Coach: Frank Camp 1936 (4-4) Coach: Laurie Apitz Captain: George Bertram Captain: Jim Hollowell Co-Captains: Clure Moser and Jimmy Coach: Laurie Apitz Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Rosenfield Captain: Melzar Lowe Sept. 17 St. Joseph’s 33-7 Sept. 19 at Murray State 19-14 Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Sept. 24 at Western Kentucky 47-7 Oct. 3 at Florida State 0-59 Sept. 22 Rio Grande 58-0 Oct. 3 Union (Ky.) 13-0 Sept. 30 Murray State 34-14 Oct. 10 Xavier 13-19 Sept. 27 at Cincinnati 7-28 Oct. 10 at Hanover 12-2 Oct. 8 Miami (Fla.) 0-26 Oct. 17 at Dayton 13-20 Oct. 4 Evansville 31-7 Oct. 17 at Eastern Kentucky 6-9 Oct. 15 Akron 62-6 Oct. 24 at Tennessee 6-59 Oct. 17 Transylvania 13-0 Oct. 24 at Union 7-27 Oct. 21 Xavier 7-19 Oct. 30 at Chattanooga 6-44 Oct. 23 at Georgetown 7-19 Oct. 30 Georgetown 12-8 Oct. 29 at Bradley 35-12 Nov. 7 Cincinnati 0-41 Nov. 1 at DePauw 6-13 Nov. 7 Alfred Holbrook 31-7 Nov. 3 at Catawba 41-7 Nov. 14 Eastern Kentucky 13-20 Nov. 8 at Hanover 21-7 Nov. 14 at Morehead St. 7-14 Nov. 12 Washington 35-12 Nov. 15 Vanderbilt 0-68 70-276 Nov. 21 Baldwin-Wallace 0-67 Nov. 19 Evansville 28-7 143-142 88-134 Nov. 24 at Southern Miss 21-26 343-143 1954 (3-6) 1937 (2-5-1) 1942 (2-3) Coach: Frank Camp Captain: Johnny Unitas Coach: Laurie Apitz 1950 (3-6-1) Coach: Laurie Apitz Date Opponent Score Co-Captains: Jim Brady and Bud Coach: Frank Camp Captain: Ralph Emerson Sept. 18 Murray State 13-33 Bruning Captain: Tom Lucia Date Opponent Score Sept. 24 at Wayne State 0-13 Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Sept. 25 Hanover 7-13 Oct. 2 Florida State 6-47 Sept. 17 Rio Grande 25-0 Sept. 23 St. Francis (Pa.) 34-14 Oct. 2 at Transylvania 6-19 Oct. 9 at Dayton 7-27 Sept. 26 at Cincinnati 0-51 Sept. 30 Buffalo 48-19 Oct. 9 at Wayne State 0-32 Oct. 16 Evansville 26-6 Oct. 10 at Evansville 20-0 Oct. 7 at Cincinnati 20-28 Oct. 15 Union (Univ.) 14-6 Oct. 23 Centre 27-6 Oct. 17 DePauw 6-19 Oct. 14 at Houston 7-27 Oct. 23 St. Joseph’s 13-6 Oct. 30 at Western Kentucky 7-25 Oct. 24 Indiana State 7-25 Oct. 21 at Xavier 13-36 Oct. 30 at Georgetown 7-12 Nov. 6 Morehead State 24-0 58-95 Oct. 28 Duquesne 20-27 Nov. 11 Centre 7-20 Nov. 13 at Eastern Kentucky 6-20 No~. 4 at Washington 28-7 Nov. 20 Eastern Kentucky 6-6 116-177 60-114 FRANK CAMP Nov. 10 at Miami (Fla.) 13-13 Nov. 18 Washington & Lee 28-33 23 years • 118-95-2 Nov. 25 at Southern Miss 28-34 1955 (7-2) 1938 (2-6) 239-238 1946 (6-2) Coach: Frank Camp Coach: Laurie Apitz Captain: Jim Wolf and Maurice Wolford Coach: Frank Camp Captain: Alex Davidson Date Opponent Score Captain: Vince Lococo Date Opponent Score Sept. 17 at Murray State 14-33 Date Opponent Score Sept. 24 at Cincinnati 0-19 Sept. 24 at Xavier 20-49 Sept. 26 at Evansville 13-7 Oct. 7 Wayne State 14-12 Oct. 1 Wayne State 72-0 Oct. 4 Wittenberg 19-0 Oct. 15 at St. Joseph’s 0-2 Oct. 8 Dayton 19-7 Oct. 11 at Georgetown 20-0 Oct. 22 Georgetown 0-6 Oct. 15 at Evansville 29-7 Oct. 19 at W. Kentucky 19-20 Oct. 29 Transylvania 7-13 Oct. 29 Western Kentucky 20-0 Oct. 25 Georgetown 20-0 Nov. 4 at Evansville 6-0 Nov. 5 Morehead State 37-12 Nov. 2 St. Joseph’s 13-7 Nov. 11 at Hanover 13-14 Nov. 12 at Eastern Kentucky 45-13 Nov. 9 at E. Kentucky 7-28 Nov. 19 at Centre 0-14 Nov. 19 Toledo 33-13 Nov. 16 Union (Univ.) 25-0 40-80 289-134 136-62 168 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Results 1956 (6-3) 1960 (7-2) 1964 (1-9, 1-3 MVC) 1968 (5-5, 2-3 MVC) Coach: Frank Camp Coach: Frank Camp Coach: Frank Camp Coach: Frank Camp Captain: John Noon Captain: Ron Petty Captain: Tom LaFramboise Co-Captains: Pete Compise and Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Medford Lee Sept. 22 at Toledo 27-12 Sept. 17 at Tennessee Tech 7-21 Sept. 19 Western Michigan 7-10 Date Opponent Score Sept. 29 Kent State 0-7 Sept. 23 Eastern Kentucky 28-7 Sept. 26 at Southern Illinois 6-7 Sept. 21 at Southern Illinois 33-10 Oct. 6 Evansville 41-13 Sept. 30 Bradley 40-6 Oct. 3 N. Texas S.* 0-22 Oct. 5 at Dayton 14-28 Oct. 13 Murray State 7-6 Oct. 7 Murray State 12-6 Oct. 10 at Dayton* 21-7 Oct. 12 Tulsa* 16-7 Oct. 20 at Morehead St. 19-7 Oct. 15 at Dayton 36-0 Oct. 17 Tulsa* 0-58 Oct. 19 at Marshall 13-10 Oct. 27 at Ohio 25-19 Oct. 21 Western Kentucky 44-0 Oct. 24 at Marshall 6-28 Oct. 26 at Wichita State* 21-14 Nov. 3 Dayton 6-7 Oct. 29 at Marshall 7-0 Oct. 31 Kent State 7-14 Nov. 2 Kent State 23-9 Nov. 10 Xavier 14-34 Nov. 5 Xavier 0-29 Nov. 7 at Wichita St.* 15-23 Nov. 9 at Cincinnati* 7-37 Nov. 17 Eastern Kentucky 14-6 Nov. 11 Kent State 22-8 Nov. 14 at Memphis St. 0-34 Nov. 16 N. Texas St.* 14-36 153-111 196-77 Nov. 21 Drake 8-14 Nov. 23 Drake 37-38 70-217 Nov. 30 Memphis State* 14-44 1957 (9-1) 1961 (6-3) 192-233 Coach: Frank Camp Coach: Frank Camp 1965 (6-4, 3-1 MVC) Captain: Gil Sturtzel Captain: John Finn Coach: Frank Camp LEE CORSO Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Captain: Doug Buffone 4 years • 28-11-3 Sept. 21 at Evansville 33-7 Sept. 16 Tennessee Tech 29-13 Date Opponent Score Sept. 27 at Eastern Kentucky 40-14 Sept. 22 at Eastern Kentucky 33-6 Sept. 18 at W. Michigan 13-17 1969 (5-4-1, 2-3 MVC) Oct. 5 Toledo 48-20 Sept. 30 Marshall 32-6 Sept. 25 Southern Illinois 13-0 Coach: Lee Corso Oct. 12 at Murray State 35-0 Oct. 7 Memphis State 13-28 Oct. 2 at N. Texas St.* 29-21 Co-Captains: Mike Detenber and Greg Oct. 19 Dayton 33-19 Oct. 14 Dayton 6-7 Oct. 9 Dayton* 34-0 Karem Oct. 26 Central Michigan 40-0 Oct. 21 Western Kentucky 20-0 Oct. 16 East Carolina 20-34 Date Opponent Score Nov. 9 at Kent State 7-13 Nov. 4 at Xavier 8-16 Oct. 23 Marshall 23-7 Sept. 13 at Drake 24-24 Nov. 16 Ohio 40-7 Nov. 11 at Kent State 19-15 Oct. 30 Wichita State* 30-10 Sept. 20 Southern Illinois 17-13 Nov. 22 Morehead State 40-6 Nov. 18 at North Texas St. 20-0 Nov. 6 at Tulsa* 18-51 Oct. 4 Dayton 24-17 Sun Bowl (El Paso, Texas) 180-91 Nov. 13 at Drake 32-17 Oct. 18 Marshall 34-17 Jan. 1 vs. Drake 34-20 Nov. 20 at Kent State 6-7 Oct. 25 at N. Texas St.* 13-31 350-106 1962 (6-4) 218-164 Nov. 1 at Kent State 6-35 Nov. 8 Cincinnati* 21-31 1958 (4-4) Coach: Frank Camp 1966 (6-4, 1-3 MVC) Nov. 15 Wichita State* 13-7 Captain: John Giles Nov. 22 at Memphis St.* 19-69 Coach: Frank Camp Date Opponent Score Coach: Frank Camp Nov. 27 at Tulsa* 35-29 Captain: Ed Young Sept. 15 at Wichita State 21-20 Captain: Benny Russell 206-273 Date Opponent Score Sept. 22 Western Michigan 27-21 Date Opponent Score Sept. 27 Eastern Kentucky 20-7 Sept. 29 at Marshall 18-0 Sept. 24 at Southern Illinois 16-7 Oct. 4 at Toledo 7-13 Oct. 6 at Memphis St. 0-49 Oct. 1 N. Texas St.* 19-20 1970 (8-3-1, 4-0 MVC) Oct. 11 Murray State 27-0 Oct. 13 at Dayton 21-0 Oct. 8 at Dayton 17-20 Missouri Valley Conference Oct. 18 at Dayton 13-26 Oct. 20 at Tulsa 7-25 Oct. 15 Drake 66-26 Champions Oct. 25 at Central Michigan 40-7 Nov. 3 Xavier 12-13 Oct. 22 at Marshall 35-15 Coach: Lee Corso Nov. 8 Kent State 21-0 Nov. 10 Kent State 29-8 Oct. 29 at Wichita State* 2-9 Captain: Cookie Brinkman Nov. 15 at Ohio 6-23 Nov. 17 North Texas St. 14-10 Nov. 5 Kent State 23-20 Date Opponent Score Nov. 22 North Texas St. 10-21 Nov. 24 Houston 25-27 Nov. 12 at Cincinnati* 3-17 Sept. 12 at Florida State 7-9 144-97 174-173 Nov. 19 Tulsa* 29-18 Sept. 19 at Southern Illinois 28-31 Nov. 26 East Carolina 21-7 Sept. 26 N. Texas St.* 13-2 231-159 1959 (6-4) 1963 (3-7, 1-3 MVC) Oct. 3 at Dayton 11-28 Coach: Frank Camp Coach: Frank Camp Oct. 10 Tulsa* 14-8 Co-Captains: Ken Porco and Howard Captain: Ken Kortas 1967 (5-5, 2-2 MVC) Oct. 17 at Marshall 16-14 Turley Date Opponent Score Coach: Frank Camp Oct. 31 Kent State 14-13 Date Opponent Score Sept. 28 at North Texas St.* 6-26 Captain: Ed Harmon Nov. 7 Memphis State* 40-27 Sept. 15 Western Kentucky 19-0 Oct. 5 Southern Illinois 7-13 Date Opponent Score Nov. 14 at Cincinnati 28-14 Sept. 19 at Xavier 13-28 Oct. 12 Dayton* 13-12 Sept. 16 at Drake 46-7 Nov. 21 Drake 23-14 Sept. 25 at Eastern Kentucky 14-7 Oct. 19 Wichita State* 14-47 Sept. 23 Southern Illinois 26-0 Nov. 28 at Wichita St.* 34-24 Oct. 3 at Bradley 28-8 Oct. 26 Marshall 27-14 Sept. 30 at N. Texas St.* 28-30 Pasadena Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.) Oct. 10 at Murray State 28-0 Nov. 2 Memphis State 0-25 Oct. 7 Dayton * 29-7 Dec. 19 vs. Long Beach St. 24-24 Oct. 17 Dayton 32-6 Nov. 9 at Kent State 7-26 Oct. 14 at East Carolina 13-18 252-208 Oct. 31 Marshall 48-6 Nov. 16 at Western Michigan 21-7 Oct. 21 Marshall 43-7 Nov. 7 at North Texas St. 7-39 Dec. 7 at Tulsa* 16-22 Oct. 28 Wichita State* 24-17 1971 (6-3-1, 2-1 MVC) Nov. 14 Ohio 15-22 Dec. 14 at Houston 7-21 Nov. 4 at Kent State 21-28 Coach: Lee Corso Nov. 21 at Kent State 14-16 118-213 Nov. 11 Cincinnati 7-13 Captain: Amos Martin 218-132 Dec. 2 at Tulsa* 23-35 Date Opponent Score 260-162 Sept. 18 at Vanderbilt 0-0 Sept. 25 at Drake 7-10 Oct. 2 Dayton 41-13 Oct. 9 at Memphis State* 26-20 Oct. 16 at N. Texas St.* 17-20 Oct. 23 Wichita St. 21-5 Oct. 30 Tampa 21-10 Nov. 6 at Tulsa* 17-0 Nov. 13 Southern Illinois 24-14 Nov. 27 Cincinnati 16-19 190-111 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 169 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Results 1972 (9-1, 4-1 MVC) 1976 (5-6) BOB WEBER 1984 (2-9) Missouri Valley Conference Tri- Coach: Vince Gibson 5 years • 20-35 Coach: Bob Weber Champs Captain: Norman Heard Captain: Game Captains Coach: Lee Corso Date Opponent Score 1980 (5-6) Date Opponent Score Captain: Tom Martin Sept. 18 at Mississippi St.* 21-30 Coach: Bob Weber Sept. 1 Murray State 23-26 Date Opponent Score Sept. 25 Drake 37-24 Co-Captains: Eddie Johnson, Dan Sept. 8 at West Virginia 6-30 Sept. 16 Kent State 34-0 Oct. 2 Wichita State 28-14 Dihtzeruk, Joe Jacoby and Jamie Perrin Sept. 15 SMU 7-41 Sept. 30 at Dayton 28-11 Oct. 9 at Pittsburgh 6-27 Date Opponent Score Sept. 29 at Houston 30-28 Oct. 7 at Tampa 17-14 Oct. 16 Northeast Louisiana 36-8 Sept. 6 Miami (Fla.) 10-24 Oct. 6 Western Kentucky 45-17 Oct. 14 N. Texas St.* 56-6 Oct. 23 at Alabama 3-24 Sept. 13 at Florida St. 0-52 Oct. 13 Indiana St. 21-44 Oct. 21 at Wichita St.* 46-3 Oct. 30 Tulsa 10-20 Sept. 20 Murray St. 9-13 Oct. 20 at Rutgers 21-38 Oct. 28 at Cincinnati 38-13 Nov. 6 at Rutgers 0-34 Sept. 27 at Kansas 17-9 Oct. 27 at Cincinnati 21-40 Nov. 4 Tulsa* 26-28 Nov. 13 Memphis State 14-26 Oct. 11 Memphis St. 38-14 Nov. 3 Miami (Fla.) 23-38 Nov. 11 at Southern Illinois 20-16 Nov. 20 Boston University 16-7 Oct. 18 Indiana St. 27-17 Nov. 10 Tennessee St. 15-24 Nov. 18 Memphis State* 17-0 Nov. 27 at Cincinnati 6-20 Oct. 25 at Florida 0-13 Nov. 17 at Southern Miss 25-34 Nov. 25 Drake* 27-0 177-234 Nov. 1 Temple 12-17 237-360 309-91 *Won by Forfeit Nov. 8 at Pittsburgh 23-41 Nov. 15 Cincinnati 20-0 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER T.W. ALLEY 1977 (7-4-1) Nov. 22 at Southern Miss 6-3 162-203 10 years • 54-56-2 2 years • 9-13 Coach: Vince Gibson Captain: Tom Abood 1985 (2-9) 1973 (5-6, 3-3 MVC) Date Opponent Score 1981 (5-6) Coach: Howard Schnellenberger Coach: T.W. Alley Sept. 10 Northern Illinois 38-0 Coach: Bob Weber Captain: Game Captains Captain: Joe Lee Phillips Sept. 17 Cincinnati 17-17 Captain: Game Captains Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Sept. 24 William & Mary 7-21 Date Opponent Score Sept. 7 at West Virginia 13-52 Sept. 8 at Memphis St.* 21-28 Oct. 1 at Memphis St. 14-13 Sept. 5 at Florida State 0-17 Sept. 14 at Indiana 28-41 Sept. 15 at Kent St. 3-10 Oct. 8 Tulsa 33-0 Sept. 12 Toledo 31-6 Sept. 21 Western Kentucky 23-14 Sept. 22 at Drake* 27-17 Oct. 15 at Dayton 10-14 Sept. 19 Long Beach St. 35-13 Sept. 28 Houston 27-49 Oct. 6 Wichita St.* 24-10 Oct. 22 at Alabama 6-55 Sept. 26 at Missouri 3-34 Oct. 5 at Syracuse 0-48 Oct. 13 N. Texas St.* 6-7 Oct. 29 at Marshall 56-0 Oct. 3 Marshall 36-0 Oct. 12 Southern Miss 12-42 Oct. 20 Mississippi State 7-18 Nov. 5 Wichita St. 51-21 Oct. 10 at Memphis St. 14-7 Oct. 19 Cincinnati 9-31 Oct. 27 Cincinnati 10-8 Nov. 12 Drake 18-13 Oct. 17 Tennessee St. 30-42 Oct. 26 at #15 Miami (Fla.) 7-45 Nov. 3 at Tulsa* 9-17 Nov. 20 Indiana St. 27-16 Oct. 24 at Oklahoma St. 11-19 Nov. 2 Central Florida 42-21 Nov. 10 Dayton 9-10 Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.) Nov. 7 NE Louisiana 7-40 Nov. 9 at Virginia Tech 17-41 Nov. 17 Furman 35-14 Dec. 17 vs. La. Tech 14-24 Nov. 14 at Cincinnati 0-24 Nov. 23 Eastern Kentucky 21-45 Nov. 24 at W. Texas St.* 21-9 291-194 Nov. 21 #9 Southern Miss 13-10 199-429 172-148 180-212 1978 (7-4) 1974 (4-7, 3-2 MVC) 1986 (3-8) Coach: Vince Gibson 1982 (5-6) Coach: Howard Schnellenberger Coach: T.W. Alley Co-Captains: Ron Heinrich, Billy Perrin, Coach: Bob Weber Captain: Game Captains Co-Captains: Steve Jewell and Cardell Nathan Poole and Ricky Skiles Co-Captains: Mike Nuzzolese, Frank Date Opponent Score Parker Date Opponent Score Minnifield and Anthony Williams Sept. 6 at Illinois 0-23 Date Opponent Score Sept. 9 South Dakota St. 54-7 Date Opponent Score Sept. 13 at Indiana 0-21 Sept. 7 Memphis State 10-16 Sept. 16 Maryland 17-24 Sept. 4 Western Kentucky 20-10 Sept. 20 Western Kentucky 45-6 Sept. 14 at Auburn 3-16 Sept. 23 at Cincinnati 28-14 Sept. 11 at Cincinnati 16-38 Sept. 27 Memphis St. 34-8 Sept. 28 at Cincinnati 6-7 Sept. 30 Indiana St. 31-12 Sept. 25 Oklahoma St. 28-22 Oct. 4 at Cincinnati 17-24 Oct. 5 at Wichita St.* 14-7 Oct. 7 at Tulsa 7-24 Oct. 2 Miami (Fla.) 6-28 Oct. 18 at Boston College 7-41 Oct. 12 at N. Texas St.* 24-10 Oct. 14 NW Louisiana 51-7 Oct. 9 Temple 14-55 Oct. 25 Florida State 18-54 Oct. 19 Drake* 35-38 Oct. 21 Boston University 35-7 Oct. 16 Richmond 35-0 Nov. 1 Rutgers 0-41 Oct. 26 at Mississippi St. 7-56 Oct. 28 William & Mary 33-21 Oct. 23 at Southern Miss 0-48 Nov. 8 at Tulane 23-12 Nov. 2 Tulsa* 7-37 Nov. 4 at Wichita St. 38-20 Oct. 30 at Pittsburgh 14-63 Nov. 15 West Virginia 19-42 Nov. 9 Dayton 20-15 Nov. 11 Memphis St. 22-29 Nov. 6 Indiana St. 35-23 Nov. 22 at Southern Miss 16-31 Nov. 23 Vanderbilt 0-44 Nov. 18 at Southern Miss 3-37 Nov. 13 at #9 Florida State 14-49 179-303 Nov. 30 W. Texas St.* 10-8 319-202 Nov. 20 at Memphis St. 38-19 136-254 220-355 1979 (4-6-1) 1987 (3-7-1) VINCE GIBSON Coach: Howard Schnellenberger Coach: Vince Gibson 1983 (3-8) Captain: Game Captains Co-Captains: Stu Stram, Otis Wilson, Coach: Bob Weber 5 years • 25-29-2 Date Opponent Score Randy Butler and Zarko Ellis Co-Captains: Dean May, Tom Sept. 5 Tulane 42-40 1975 (2-9) Date Opponent Score Andrews, Mike Trainor Sept. 12 Cincinnati 0-25 Coach: Vince Gibson Sept. 8 Virginia Tech 14-15 Date Opponent Score Sept. 19 at Purdue 22-22 Captain: Bob Riser Sept. 15 at Miami (Fla.) 12-24 Sept. 3 at #19 SMU 6-24 Sept. 26 Murray St. 34-10 Date Opponent Score Sept. 22 Cincinnati 22-19 Sept. 10 Western Kentucky 41-22 Oct. 3 Southern Miss 6-65 Sept. 13 Western Kentucky 17-21 Sept. 29 at Drake 31-21 Sept. 17 Army 31-7 Oct. 10 Marshall 31-34 Sept. 20 at Drake 7-31 Oct. 6 Florida St. 0-27 Sept. 24 Cincinnati 31-23 Oct. 17 at Florida St. 9-32 Sept. 27 Cincinnati 27-46 Oct. 13 Tulsa 24-7 Oct. 1 at Virginia Tech 0-31 Oct. 24 Akron 31-10 Oct. 4 at Wichita St. 10-13 Oct. 20 at Indiana St. 34-10 Oct. 8 at Miami (Fla.) 14-42 Oct. 31 at Tulsa 22-26 Oct. 11 Chattanooga 6-3 Nov. 3 Southern Miss 10-10 Oct. 15 Pittsburgh 10-55 Nov. 7 at Tennessee 10-41 Oct. 18 at Memphis St. 7-41 Nov. 10 at Memphis St. 6-10 Oct. 20 at Florida St. 7-51 Nov. 14 at Memphis St. 8-43 Oct. 25 Mississippi St.* 14-28 Nov. 17 at Maryland 7-28 Nov. 5 Southern Miss 3-27 215-348 Nov. 1 at Tulsa 14-38 Nov. 25 Rutgers 7-31 Nov. 12 at Temple 3-24 Nov. 8 Dayton 13-32 167-202 Nov. 24 Memphis St. 7-45 Nov. 15 at NE Louisiana 10-14 153-351 Nov. 22 at W. Texas St. 23-49 148-316 170 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Results 1988 (8-3) 1992 (5-6) 1996 (5-6, 2-3 C-USA) 1999 (7-5, 4-2 C-USA) Coach: Howard Schnellenberger Coach: Howard Schnellenberger Coach: Ron Cooper Coach: John L. Smith Captain: Game Captains Captains: Jeff Brohm and Andy Culley Co-Captains: Jason Payne, Tyrus Co-Captains: Chris Redman, Rashad Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score McCloud, Sam Madison and Rico Clark Harris, Anthony Byrd and Mike Sept. 3 at Maryland 16-27 Sept. 5 at #17 Ohio State 19-20 Date Opponent Score Gantous Sept. 10 Wyoming 9-44 Sept. 12 Memphis State 16-15 Aug. 31 at Kentucky 38-14 Date Opponent Score Sept. 17 Memphis State 29-18 Sept. 19 at Arizona State 0-19 Sept. 7 at #15 Penn State 7-24 Sept. 4 at Kentucky 56-28 Sept. 24 at North Carolina 38-34 Sept. 26 Wyoming 24-26 Sept. 14 Baylor 13-14 Sept. 11 Chattanooga 58-30 Oct. 1 at Southern Miss 23-30 Oct. 3 Syracuse 9-15 Sept. 21 at Michigan St. 30-20 Sept. 18 Illinois 36-41 Oct. 8 Tulsa 9-3 Oct. 10 Virginia Tech 21-17 Sept. 28 Southern Miss* 7-24 Sept. 25 Oklahoma 21-42 Oct. 15 Virginia 30-28 Oct. 17 Tulsa 32-27 Oct. 12 at Tulane* 23-20 Oct. 2 Eastern Michigan 45-10 Oct. 22 at Tulane 38-35 Oct. 24 at #20 Florida State 17-31 Oct. 19 Northern Illinois 27-3 Oct. 7 at Army* (OT) 52-59 Oct. 29 at Cincinnati 21-6 Oct. 31 at Cincinnati 27-17 Oct. 26 Cincinnati* 7-10 Oct. 16 at Memphis* 32-31 Nov. 5 Virginia Tech 13-3 Nov. 7 at Texas A&M 18-40 Nov. 2 Memphis* 13-10 Oct. 23 Houston* 39-33 Nov. 12 Western Kentucky 35-17 Nov. 14 at Pittsburgh 31-16 Nov. 9 at North Carolina 10-28 Oct. 30 UAB* 23-14 261-245 214-243 Nov. 16 at Houston* 7-38 Nov. 6 at Cincinnati* 23-13 182-205 Nov. 20 #20 Southern Miss* 27-30 1989 (6-5) 1993 (9-3) Humanitarian Bowl (Boise, Idaho) 1997 (1-10, 0-6 C-USA) Dec. 30 vs. Boise State 31-34 Coach: Howard Schnellenberger Coach: Howard Schnellenberger 443-365 Captain: Game Captains Co-Captains: Jeff Brohm, Tom Cavallo Coach: Ron Cooper Date Opponent Score and Aaron Bailey Co-Captains: Terry Rice-Lockett,Miguel Sept. 2 at Wyoming 28-21 Date Opponent Score Montano, Kendrick Gholston, Graig 2000 (9-3, 6-1 C-USA) Hoffman and Ryan Wade Sept. 9 at Kansas 33-28 Sept. 4 San Jose State 31-24 Conference USA Champions Date Opponent Score Sept. 23 West Virginia 21-30 Sept. 11 at Memphis St. 54-28 Coach: John L. Smith Aug. 30 at Kentucky 24-28 Sept. 30 Cincinnati 37-17 Sept. 18 #23 Arizona State 35-17 Co-Captains: Donovan Arp, Arnold Sept. 6 Utah 21-27 Oct. 14 Southern Miss 10-16 Sept. 25 Texas 41-10 Jackson, Rashad Harris and Jason Sept. 13 Illinois 26-14 Oct. 21 at Tulsa 24-31 Oct. 2 at Pittsburgh 29-7 Padget Sept. 20 #1 Penn State 21-57 Oct. 28 at Virginia 15-16 Oct. 9 at #24 West Virginia 34-36 Date Opponent Score Sept. 27 at Oklahoma 14-35 Nov. 4 Western Kentucky 55-7 Oct. 16 Southern Miss 35-27 Sept. 2 Kentucky (OT) 40-34 Oct. 4 at Southern Miss* 24-42 Nov. 11 at Memphis St. 40-10 Oct. 23 Navy 28-0 Sept. 9 Grambling 52-0 Oct. 11 Tulane* 33-64 Nov. 18 at Boston College 36-22 Nov. 6 at #7 Tennessee 10-45 Sept. 23 at #2 Florida St. 0-32 Oct. 25 Houston* 22-36 Dec. 2 Syracuse (Tokyo) 13-24 Nov. 13 at #11 Texas A&M 7-42 Sept. 30 Connecticut 41-22 Nov. 1 East Carolina* 31-45 312-222 Nov. 25 at Tulsa 28-0 Oct. 7 at UAB* 38-17 Nov. 8 at Cincinnati* 9-28 Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) Oct. 14 Cincinnati* 38-24 Nov. 15 at Memphis* 20-21 1990 (10-1-1) Dec. 28 vs. Michigan St. 18-7 Oct. 19 East Carolina* 25-28 350-243 245-397 Oct. 28 Tulane* 35-32 Coach: Howard Schnellenberger Nov. 4 at #11 Southern Miss* 49-28 Captain: Game Captains JOHN L. SMITH Nov. 11 Army* 38-17 Date Opponent Score 1994 (6-5) Nov. 18 at Houston* 32-13 Sept. 1 at San Jose State 10-10 Coach: Howard Schnellenberger 5 years • 41-21 Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) Sept. 8 Murray State 68-0 Co-Captains: Marty Lowe, Terry Quinn Dec. 29 vs. Colorado State 17-22 Sept. 15 Kansas 28-16 and Brandon Brookfield 1998 (7-5, 4-2 C-USA) 405-269 Sept. 22 at West Virginia 9-7 Date Opponent Score Coach: John L. Smith Sept. 29 at Southern Miss 13-25 Sept. 3 at Kentucky 14-20 Co-Captains: Rick Nord, Chris Redman, Oct. 6 Tulsa 38-14 Sept. 10 at Texas 16-30 Courtney Dinkins and Mike Gantous 2001 (11-2, 6-1 C-USA) Oct. 13 Memphis St. 19-17 Sept. 17 at Arizona State 25-22 Date Opponent Score Conference USA Champions Oct. 20 at Pittsburgh 27-20 Oct. 1 Pittsburgh 33-29 Sept. 5 Kentucky 34-68 Coach: John L. Smith Oct. 27 Western Kentucky 41-7 Oct. 8 #18 NC State 35-14 Sept. 12 at Utah 22-45 Co-Captains: Deion Branch, Michael Nov. 3 at Cincinnati 41-6 Oct. 15 at Army 29-30 Sept. 19 at Illinois 35-9 Brown, Anthony Floyd and Dave Nov. 10 Boston College 17-10 Oct. 22 at Navy 35-14 Sept. 26 Boston College 52-28 Ragone Fiesta Bowl (Phoenix, Ariz.) Oct. 29 Memphis 10-6 Oct. 3 Cincinnati* 62-19 Date Opponent Score Jan. 1 vs. #25 Alabama 34-7 Nov. 3 Boston College 14-35 Oct. 10 at Southern Miss* 21-56 Aug. 23 New Mexico St. 45-24 345-139 Nov. 12 Texas A&M 10-26 Oct. 17 at Tulane* 22-28 Sept. 1 at Kentucky 36-10 Nov. 26 Tulsa 34-27 Oct. 24 Memphis* 35-32 Sept. 8 Western Carolina 31-7 255-253 Oct. 31 Western Kentucky 63-34 Sept. 22 at Illinois 10-34 1991 (2-9) Nov. 14 at East Carolina* 63-45 Sept. 29 Memphis* 38-21 Coach: Howard Schnellenberger RON COOPER Nov. 21 Army* 35-23 Oct. 4 Colorado State 7-2 Captain: Game Captains Motor City Bowl (Pontiac, Mich.) Oct. 16 Southern Miss* 24-14 Date Opponent Score 3 years • 13-20 Dec. 23 vs. Marshall 29-48 Oct. 27 at Cincinnati* 28-13 Aug. 8 Eastern Kentucky 24-14 1995 (7-4) 473-435 Nov. 3 at Tulane* 52-7 Sept. 5 #11 Tennessee 11-28 The Cards open the season in the state-of- Nov. 10 Houston* 34-10 Coach: Ron Cooper Sept. 14 at #19 Ohio State 15-23 theart Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. U of Nov. 15 at East Carolina* 39-34 Co-Captains: Alan Campos, Marty Sept. 28 Southern Miss 28-14 L also leads the nation in offense, averaging Nov. 23 at TCU* 22-37 Lowe, Tyrus McCloud and Roman Oben Oct. 5 Cincinnati 7-30 559.9 yards. Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) Date Opponent Score Oct. 12 at Boston College 3-33 Dec. 31 vs. #19 BYU 28-10 Sept. 2 at Kentucky 13-10 Oct. 19 Army 12-37 394-223 Oct. 26 at Virginia Tech 13-41 Sept. 9 at Northern Illinois 34-21 Nov. 2 #1 Florida State 15-40 Sept. 16 Michigan State 7-30 Nov. 9 at Memphis St. 7-35 Sept. 21 North Carolina 10-17 Nov. 16 at Tulsa 0-40 Sept. 30 at Memphis 17-7 135-335 Oct. 7 at Southern Miss 21-25 Oct. 14 at Wyoming 20-27 Oct. 28 Maryland 31-0 Nov. 4 Tulane 34-14 Nov. 11 NE Louisiana 39-0 Nov. 18 North Texas 57-14 283-165 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 171 2006 Louisville Football All-Time Results 2002 (7-6, 5-3 C-USA) BOBBY PETRINO 2004 (11-1, 8-0 C-USA) 2005 (11-1, 8-0 C-USA) Coach: John L. Smith 3 years • 29-8 Conference USA Champions Coach: Bobby Petrino Co-Captains: Damien Dorsey, Michael 2003 (9-4, 5-3 C-USA) Coach: Bobby Petrino Co-Captains: Elvis Dumervil, Brandon Brown, Anthony Floyd and Dave Co-Captains: Stefan LeFors, J.R. Russell, Johnson, Montavious Stanley, Travis Ragone Coach: Bobby Petrino Kerry Rhodes and Robert McCune Leffew, Jason Spitz, Joshua Tinch Date Opponent Score Co-Captains: Rod Day, Dan Koons, Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Sept. 1 Kentucky 17-22 Ronnie Ghent, Josh Minkins and Robert Sept. 4 Kentucky 28-0 Sept. 4 at Kentucky 31-24 Sept. 7 at Duke 40-3 McCune Sept. 10 at Army* 52-21 Sept. 17 Oregon State 63-27 Sept. 14 at Colorado St. 33-36 Date Opponent Score Sept. 24 at North Carolina 34-0 Sept. 24 at USF* 14-45 Sept. 21 at Army* 45-14 Aug. 31 at Kentucky 40-24 Oct. 2 East Carolina* 59-7 Oct. 1 Florida Atlantic 61-10 Sept. 26 #4 Florida St. (OT) 26-20 Sept. 13 at Syracuse 30-20 Oct. 14 at #3 Miami 38-41 Oct. 8 North Carolina 69-14 Oct. 8 at Memphis* 38-32 Sept. 20 UTEP 42-14 Oct. 22 USF* 41-9 Oct. 15 at W.Virginia* (3OT) 44-46 Oct. 19 TCU* 31-45 Sept. 27 Temple 21-12 Nov. 4 at Memphis* 56-49 Oct. 22 at Cincinnati* 46-22 Oct. 26 East Carolina* 44-20 Oct. 4 at USF* (2OT) 28-31 Nov. 10 TCU* 55-7 Nov. 3 Pittsburgh* 56-49 Nov. 7 Cincinnati* 14-24 Oct. 11 Army* 34-10 Nov. 20 at Houston* 65-27 Nov. 11 Rutgers* 55-7 Nov. 14 at S. Miss* (OT) 20-17 Oct. 17 Tulane* 47-28 Nov. 27 Cincinnati* 70-7 Nov. 26 Syracuse* 65-27 Nov. 23 UAB* 41-21 Oct. 25 at East Carolina* 36-20 Dec. 4 at Tulane* 55-7 Dec. 3 at Connecticut* 55-7 Nov. 30 at Houston* 10-27 Nov. 5 at #14 TCU* 28-31 Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.) GMAC Bowl (Mobile, Ala.) Nov. 15 Memphis* 7-37 Dec. 31 #10 Boise State 44-40 Jan. 2 #12 Virginia Tech 24-35 Dec. 18 vs. Marshall 15-38 Nov. 22 Houston* 66-45 597-236 374-319 Nov. 28 at Cincinnati* 43-40 The Cards led the nation in total offense GMAC Bowl (Mobile, Ala.) (539.0) and scoring offense (49.7). U of L set Dec. 18 vs. #14 Miami (Ohio) 28-49 an NCAA record for scoring 50 or more 450-361 points in five straight games. Louisville’s History In The Final Polls

AP Coaches 2005 19th 20th 2004 7th 8th 2001 17th 16th 1993 22nd 23rd 1990 12th 14th 1972 16th -- Louisville’s History On Television Louisville’s Record By Network Network Games Record Last Time Result ABC 5 0-5 10/15/05 vs. West Virginia (L, 46-44, 3 OT) CBS 2 1-1 9/20/97 vs. Penn State (L, 57-21) ESPN 24 16-8 12/3/05 vs. Connecticut (W, 30-20) ESPN2 17 10-7 9/17/05 vs. Rutgers (W, 56-5) NBC 2 1-1 1/2/06 vs. Virginia Tech (L, 35-24) PRIME 1 0-1 9/16/95 vs. Michigan State (L, 30-7) FOX 8 0-8 11/20/99 vs. Southern Miss (L, 30-27) ESPNU 3 2-1 11/26/05 vs. Syracuse (W, 41-17) JP 1 1-0 9/1/01 vs. Kentucky (W, 36-10)

Louisville’s Year-By-Year Record On TV W-L 2005 7-3 2004 6-1 2003 3-2 2002 3-4 2001 5-1 2000 0-0 1999 0-4 1998 1-3 1997 1-2 1996 1-3 1995 0-2 1994 0-2 1993 0-2 1992 0-2 1991 1-1 172 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football Honored Jerseys #77 #56 #34 BRUCE ARMSTRONG (OL) DOUG BUFFONE (LB/C) RAY BUCHANAN (CB) A four-year letterwinner for the Doug Buffone was a standout on both He endeared himself to all Louisville Cardinals from 1983-86, Bruce Armstrong sides of the football during his career with fans as “Big Play” Ray, but it was a career became one of the most dominating and the Cardinals, playing offensive center and that almost wasn’t for Ray Buchanan. intimidating offensive lineman in the history linebacker from 1962-65. He remains the Arriving as a wide receiver/ running of the school. back from Maywood, Ill., Buchanan initially Beginning his career at U of L as a tight Cardinals' No. 3 all-time tackler with 479, balked at being moved to the defensive end, Armstrong recorded 33 receptions in his just nine stops behind the program's all-time backfield, to the point of almost first two seasons at U of L. leader Mark Sander ('87-90). transferring. With the hiring of legendary coach Born in Yatesboro, Pa., Buffone is one of After some convincing by coach Howard Schnellenberger, Armstrong was only four players to lead U of L in tackles for moved to offensive tackle where he anchored Howard Schnellenberger, Buchanan made three consecutive seasons. The others are the Cardinals line for the next two seasons. the switch and left his mark on the U of L Nobody is complaining after a long and Sander, Tom Jackson ('70-72) and Tyrus and NFL history books as a two-time distinguished NFL career. McCloud ('94-96). collegiate All-American and NFL Pro Bowl Armstrong did not allow a sack over his Following his collegiate career, Buffone selection. final 18 games as a collegian. He appeared was selected by the Chicago Bears in the Buchanan jumped on the scene as a in the 1986 Senior Bowl and was named U of fourth round of the 1966 NFL Draft and the sophomore in 1990, piling up 59 tackles and L’s most outstanding lineman following his eighth round of the AFL by the San Diego three interceptions in helping the Cardinals senior season. to the 1990 Sunkist Fiesta Bowl (including a Armstrong was drafted with the 23rd Chargers. key field goal block against Memphis to pick of the first round by the New England Buffone went on to play 15 seasons at preserve the bowl bid). Patriots in 1987 to begin an association that linebacker for the Bears, retiring in 1980 as He then made his mark on the national continued for 15 seasons. the all-time leader in games played for the A seven-time Pro Bowl honoree, stage as the Defensive MVP of the Fiesta legendary organization. Armstrong started 212 games for the Patriots Bowl with five tackles, a fumble recovery and is the franchise’s all-time leader in that In his professional career, Buffone and a recovery of a blocked punt in the end category passing Julius Adams. logged more than 1,200 tackles, going over zone as Louisville drilled Alabama 34-7. Armstrong started 212 of a possible 220 the 100-tackle plateau in seven different As a junior in 1991, Buchanan was nonstrike games (including the last 118 seasons. He also held the honor of serving as named a Playboy All-American as he consecutive of his career) for the Patriots. the defensive captain for eight seasons, compiled 108 tackles and set a then-school The 6-4, 295-pound tackle missed eight beginning in 1972. record for interceptions with eight. contests in 1992 after suffering what was Buchanan was drafted in the third feared to be a career-ending knee injury Buffone retired with 24 career intercep- round by the Indianapolis Colts and helped against the Buffalo Bills. tions to lead all Bear linebackers. His first the Colts to the 1996 NFC Championship two interceptions came off Bart Starr and game. He was traded to the Atlanta Falcons, Johnny Unitas. where he played in Super Bowl XXXIII.

2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 173 2006 Louisville Football Honored Jerseys #42 #50 #75 ERNIE GREEN (RB) TOM JACKSON (LB) JOE JACOBY (OT) A native of Columbus, Ga., Ernie Green Tom Jackson spent three seasons as a linebacker A hometown boy made good, Jacoby rushed for more than 1,500 yards in his for the Cardinals leading the team in tackles all three was a three-year letter winner as an career as a Louisville Cardinal. campaigns and earning all-Missouri Valley offensive tackle for the Cardinals after An outstanding athlete, Green led U of L Conference Player of the Year honors in 1970 and coming in as a prep All-American in both in rushing during two of his four seasons 1972. football and basketball from Louisville and was a versatile player out of the A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Jackson played all Western High School. backfield catching passes. Green also three seasons under the watchful eye of the colorful As a sophomore at U of L, his work excelled on the baseball diamond spurning Lee Corso as the Cards posted a 23-7-2 mark in along the offensive line helped Nathan contract offers to remain on the gridiron. Jackson's three seasons as an active player. Poole become one of just 11 Cardinals to Green was selected in the 14th round of Following his collegiate career, Jackson was rush for over 1,000 yards with 1,394 yards. the 1962 NFL Draft by the reigning world selected in the fourth round of the 1973 NFL Draft He became a team captain as a senior. champion Green Bay Packers. After by the Denver Broncos. He turned out to be one of Following his career at Louisville, surviving preseason camp, Green was sold the biggest draft day steals in history. Jacoby was snubbed in the NFL draft before to the Cleveland Browns where he would For the next 14 seasons, Jackson would wear the signing a free agent contract with the NFL’s make a name for himself as one of the Orange and Blue playing in 191 games overall and Washington Redskins. league's top fullbacks. starting 179. His 191 career games played is second Along with fellow linemen Mark May, After seeing limited action as a rookie in all-time on the Denver list trailing only John Elway. Russ Grimm and Jeff Bostic, Jacoby was a 1962, Green entered the Cleveland backfield Voted into the Broncos’ Ring of Fame in 1992, founding member of the famous “Hogs” alongside the legendary Jim Brown. Green Jackson earned three trips to the Pro Bowl offensive line which is considered among finished his first season with 526 yards and was twice named first-team All-Pro. the best front fives in football history. As a rushing and caught 28 passes out of the One of the most popular players in Bronco unit, the Hogs helped lead the Redskins to backfield. history, Jackson was recognized by his Super Bowl appearances in 1983, 1984, 1988 Following Brown’s retirement in 1967, teammates a franchise record six times as and 1992, three of which produced an NFL Denver’s most inspirational player prior to Green teamed with Leroy Kelly to give the championship. his retirement in 1986. Browns one of the most dangerous Perhaps Jacoby’s most memorable He retired fifth on the Broncos’ all-time backfield combinations in the NFL. sacks list with 44 and was tied for the moment was being the lead blocker on Green earned a pair of Pro Bowl franchise lead in interceptions by a Redskins running back John Riggins appearances following the 1966 and 1967 linebacker with 20. famous touchdown run which iced season and was also a member of the Jackson went on to an equally successful Washington’s Super Bowl XVII victory over Browns’ World Championship team in 1964. stint as a reporter and co-host of ESPN’s the Miami Dolphins in 1983. He gained 3,204 yards in his six-year NFL award-winning NFL GameDay and Jacoby was a Pro Bowl selection for career. Primetime shows, which air every Sunday four consecutive years (1983-1986). during football season.

174 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football Honored Jerseys #26 #56 #13 LENNY LYLES (RB) OTTO KNOP (OL/LB) SAM`MADISON (CB) A trailblazer in the integration of the A four-year letterwinner at U of L as a A four-time letterwinner with the Louisville Cardinals football program, linebacker and center from 1949-1952, he Cardinals from 1993-96, Sam Madison will Lenny Lyles was an outstanding player on earned honorable mention Associated Press be remembered as one of the top defensive both sides of the football from 1954-57. Little All-America honors as a sophomore backs in the school’s history. Lyles was a four-year starter for the and United Press International All-America One of the top athletes ever to play at U Cardinals and totaled 2,786 yards on the of L, Madison concluded his collegiate career his junior year. As a senior he was U of L ground. He left the University as the as one of the Cards' three captains for the team captain and a Collier’s Little program's all-time leading rusher but 1996 campaign. currently stands No. 3 behind Walter All-America first team selection. In four seasons with the Cardinals, Peacock and Nathan Poole. It wasn’t uncommon for him to play the Madison ranks second all-time in school Lyles scored a school-record 42 touch- entire 60 minutes of a football game. He history with 16 career picks. downs in his storied career including 18 in was inducted into the U of L Athletic Hall Madison also led U of L with 44 career 1957 to set a single season record which of Fame in 1979 in its second induction pass breakups, record that has stood since stood for more than 40 years. He remains class, and was inducted into the Kentucky 1996. the Cards' all-time scoring leader with 300 Athletic Hall of Fame in 1994. His best season was in 1995 when points in his storied career. Possibly his most memorable highlight Madison led the Cardinals with seven Known as the "Fastest Man in Football" was a fumble recovery that led to the tying interceptions and earned third team All- in '57, Lyles became the first Cardinal to touchdown in a stunning 13-13 deadlock at America accolades. surpass the 1,000-yard mark in a single He was tabbed as one of the top 15 heavily favored Miami (FL) in 1950. season. His 1,207 yards not only earned players in the county and was tabbed a Prior to attending Louisville, he lettered him Little All-America acclaim but led all of preseason Playboy All-American in 1996. in football, basketball, swimming and track college football in 1957. In 1993, Madison was a key performer Following graduation, Lyles was at local St. Xavier High School. for the Cardinals as Louisville went 9-3 and selected in the first round of the '58 NFL Following his collegiate career, Knop defeated Michigan State in the Liberty Bowl. Draft by the Baltimore Colts, where he played on the Boling Air Force Base Upon completion of his eligibility, teamed with Johnny Unitas. gridiron team in 1954 and 1955, captaining Madison was a second-round draft pick of He returned to the Colts in '61 and the ’55 national service championship team. the Miami Dolphins and has enjoyed a played his final eight season in Baltimore. He worked for Hubbuch in Kentucky stellar NFL career with 368 career tackles In his first stint with the Colts, Lyles had for 20 years before founding Knop Family and 31 interceptions. the honor of playing in the 1958 NFL Inc., a Louisville design firm of which he A nine-year NFL veteran, Madison Championship Game which ended in was president before his death in 1987. recently signed a free-agent contract with the sudden-death with the Colts defeating the Three of his sons were lettermen for the New York Giants. New York Giants, 23-17. The game has red and black football team; Otto Jr.(1976- been called "the greatest NFL game ever played." 1979), Brian (1978) and Kurt (1980-81).

2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 175 2006 Louisville Football Honored Jerseys #1 #7 #55 FRANK MINNIFIELD (CB) CHRIS REDMAN (QB) OTIS WILSON (QB) A four-time letterwinner with the A lifetime Louisville native, Chris A three-time letterman for the Cardinals, Cardinals from 1979-82, Frank Minnifield Redman followed in the footsteps of his Otis Wilson was a fierce competitor and excelled as a defensive back and kick father and grandfather playing football for sure-handed tackler. returner. Deemed "too small" coming out of the Cardinals. When the smoke had cleared Wilson was a dominating defender and high school, Minnifield walked on at U of L on his four-year career, Redman's name one of the school’s all-time leading tacklers. and quickly received the scholarship dotted not only the U of L record books but Co-captain of the 1979 team, Wilson was recruiters failed to give him coming out of the NCAA's as well. referred to by head coach Vince Gibson as Lexington's Henry Clay High. Minnifield Redman closed his career as the NCAA one of the best players he ever coached. completed his collegiate career as one of the all-time leader in passes attempted and Wilson finished his career as the school’s Cards' three captains for the 1982 campaign. second all-time leading tackler with 484 In four seasons, Minnifield intercepted seven completed while finishing the 1999 season as tackles. He recorded 175 stops in 1977, which passes including a career-best three during one of just three Division I-A signalcallers to his sophomore campaign of 1980. throw for more than 12,000 yards in a career. is the third-best total in school history and Minnifield led U of L in kickoff returns The Parade National High School Player was named the Defensive Most Valuable in 1981 with a 30.4 yard average and topped of the Year at nearby Male High, Redman Player in the 1977 Independence Bowl. the Cards in punt returns with a 15-yard finished his Cardinal career completing 1,031 A first team All-American selection in average.Upon completion of his eligibility, of 1,679 passes for 12,541 yards and 84 1979, Wilson registered 152 stops in 1979 and Minnifield began his professional career as a touchdowns. 157 duringthe 1978 campaign. member of the Chicago Blitz in the United A first-team All-Conference USA After completing his stellar U of L States Football League. He was a member of selection and the league's Offensive Player of career,Wilson was a first round pick of the the Blitz for two seasons. the Year in 1999, Redman also added the Chicago Bears, the sixth player in school Signed as a free agent by the Cleveland Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award to his history to garner first round status in the Browns, Minnifield went on to a nine-year NFL Draft. career with the franchise before his mantle. Wilson played eight years for the Bears retirement in 1992. Redman's junior campaign of 1998 from 1980-87, including a 1986 World He made four consecutive Pro Bowl rewrote the U of L and C-USA record books appearances from 1987-90 and was a three- as he passed for 4,042 yards and 29 scores Championship. time all-NFL choice by AP. despite playing in just 10 regular season Minnifield also had a hand in creating games. one of professional sports great fans bases. His 44-of-56, 592-yard afternoon against In an attempt to get their defensive East Carolina was the nation's top single teammates fired up, Minnifield and fellow game passing performance in 1998. cornerback Hanford Dixon began barking Redman was the first Cardinal QB to lead like dogs whenever a standout play was his team to back-to-back bowl appearances. made. Browns' fans caught onto the game, and the "Dawg Pound" was born.

176 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football Honored Jerseys #10 #16 (Retired) DWAYNE WOODRUFF (QB) A three-time letterman for the Cardi- Johnny Unitas nals, Woodruff opened his career as a Five games into Johnny Unitas’ Indiana reserve running back and wide receiver freshman season (Unitas was allowed to play shunned from New Richmond, Ohio but was moved as a freshman because U of L didn’t belong to him earlier to the secondary by then-head coach Vince the NCAA), head coach Frank Camp knew in his Gibson following his sophomore cam- he had something unique. career. paign. Tossed in against St. Bonaventure Unitas In his two seasons as a defensive back, when U of L was trailing 19-0, Unitas now holds Woodruff collected 161 tackles while completed 11 consecutive passes, three for just a few intercepting three passes and recovering TDs, in a steady rain and helped put the records at three fumbles. Cards in front 21-19. U of L, Woodruff accounted for 97 total tackles But the Cards couldn’t stop St. most of in 1977 as the Cardinals advanced to the Bonaventure from kicking a last-ditch field them Independence Bowl. goal and U of L lost 22-21. eclipsed Following his collegiate career, Despite the loss, nothing could detract by Woodruff was selected by the Pittsburgh from Unitas’ astonishing performance. quarterbacks Steelers in the sixth round of the 1979 With Unitas leading the way, U of L John National Football League Draft. went on to win its next four games, including Madeya, Woodruff spent 11 of the next 12 a 35-28 victory over Houston. Louisville was Ed seasons as a member of the Steelers earning a 19-point underdog against the Cougars. Rubbert, Browning Nagle, Jeff Brohm, Marty a victory in Super Bowl XIV as a rookie for One of the greatest plays of Unitas’ Lowe, Chris Redman, Dave Ragone and the Steeler dynasty. career took place in that game when the Stefan LeFors. Unitas finished his career completing 247 of 502 passes for 2,912 yards His 37 career interceptions still ranks Cardinals were leading 28-21 and had the ball on their own eight-yard line in the fourth and 27 touchdowns. fifth all-time in the Steel Curtain record quarter. The rest of Unitas’ story is well books while his three interception returns After two unsuccessful running plays, documented. He left Louisville when he was for touchdowns is the third-most in Unitas dropped back into his own end-zone, the ninth-round pick by the Pittsburgh Pittsburgh history. sidestepped two defenders and threw a pass Steelers in 1955 and was cut by them in a Woodruff was named the team's most to Babe Ray who scored a 92-yard TD. numbers game. The Steelers had four valuable player following the 1992 season In the next day’s Louisville Courier- quarterbacks; they only needed three. Unitas when he topped the team with five Journal, reporter Jimmy Brown wrote: “If was the odd man out. interceptions. He led the Steelers in picks Coach Frank Camp is smart, he’ll take Unitas took a job with a Pittsburgh tiling during five different campaigns - 1982, Unitas, enclose him in a cellophane bag and company following the cut and then he 1985, 1987, 1988 and 1989. put him away with the Cardinals’ uniforms latched on with the Bloomfield Rams, a semi- for safekeeping over the winter. pro team. He made six dollars a game. But Teammate Gene Sartini said: “Back at Unitas didn’t linger long in the bush league. that time he was just one of the guys. We The Colts got wind of him and invited him for lived at White Hall. a tryout. He made the team—signing for We were a losing football team who $7,000— and the Steelers made history for one used to go out and eat cheeseburgers at the of the biggest blunders of all time. Doghouse.” Unitas was inducted into the NFL Hall of In his sophomore season, Unitas Fame in 1979 and his record 47-consecutive completed 77 of his 154 passes and threw 12 game touchdown passes is a record compared TDs. U of L went 3-8 that year. At Florida to Joe DiMaggio’s 56-game hitting streak. State, Unitas had one of his best games, Sid Luckman once said: “Johnny Unitas completing 17 of 22 passes in a 41-14 victory. is the greatest quarterback ever to play the U of L, though, almost fumbled away game—better than me, better than Sammy Johnny Unitas after his sophomore season. Baugh, better than anyone.” After an administrative hassle which saw 15 players dismissed from school, leaving the Cardinal roster empty, Unitas thought about leaving and transferring to Indiana. Bernie Crimmins, the Hoosier head coach, suggested to Unitas that he would have a better shot at pro ball in the Big Ten. But Unitas decided against leaving the Cardinals when he was reminded that 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 177 2006 Louisville Football Where Are They Now?

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Bryant, Rudy (1957-60) Attorney, Elmwood Park, N.J. Security, Pontiac, Mich. Aspy, David (1949-50) Educational Henderson, Ky. Cruz, Rick (1976-78) Sales Representative, Ellis, Phil (1981-84) Account Executive, Researcher, Dallas, Texas Buchanan, Ray (1989-92), Oakland, Calif. Anheuser–Busch, Louisville R&L Transfer, Pickerington, Ohio Atkinson, John (1926-28) Retired, Ft. Buffone, Doug (1962-66) Monogram, Cubbage, William Jr. (1978-81) Athletic Embry, Jim (1976-78) Sales Myers Beach, Fla. Sportstich, Chicago, Ill. Trainer, Trinity HS, Louisville Representative, Frito-Lay, Louisville Autry, Keith (1976-77) Pipefitter, Buffone, Jerry (1963-65) Supervisor, Cully, Jeff (1974-75, 1977-78) Sales Emerson, Ralph (1934-37) Retired, Louisville Indiana, Pa. Representative, Chesebrough-Ponds, Bloomington, Del. Avery, Charles (1939-42) Retired, Burkey, Pete (1986-90) Jefferson County Pittsburgh, Pa. Ennis, Ed (1986-89) UPS, Louisville Petroleum and Mining Landman, Phillips Sheriff, Louisville Culley, Andy (1988-92) Commodities Evans, Lamar (1979-82) Chief of Police, Coal Co., Plano, Texas Butler, Liggett (1988-92) Correctional Trader, Chicago, Ill. Tennille, Ga. Axline, Matt (1987-91) Trend Service Corp., Austell, Ga. Cummings, Anthony (1987-90) Service Technologies, Shelbyville, Ky. Bynm, Pete (1986-90) Senior Investigator, Coordinator, Louisville, Ky. - F - Attorney General, Indianapolis, Ind. Cummings, James (1936-39) Retired, Dallas Farmer, Ray (1952-55) Retired, School -B - Bynoe, Rawle (1988-92) Westin Hotel & Cupito, Steve (1979) Cincinnati, Ohio Principal, Louisville, Ky. Bailey, Aaron (1992-93) San Jose Resort, Burlington, Ontario Curry, Ron (1969) McKee, Ky. Feagan, Walter (1948-50) Owner Truck Sabercats, Arena Football League Byron, Lou (1961-63) President, Company, Carrollton, Ky. 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Carroll, Tom Jr. (1974) Firefighter, DeMarco, John (1981-83) Terminal Fitzgerald, Pat (1986-90) Accounting Bell, Anwar (1990-94) Houston, Texas Louisville Operations Manager, Cincinnati, Ohio Supervisor, UPS Custom House Bell, John (1993-1995) Ford, Louisville Carroll, Tom Sr. (1941-42, 1946) Retired, Dennis, Mike (1964-66) Ft. Wayne, Ind. Brokerage Bell, Ron (1987-90) Sunset Direct, Inc., Reliance Universal, Louisville Detenber, Gene (1948-50) Retired, Fitzpatrick, Chris (1990-94) Owner, Austin, Texas Casey, Bob (1965-67) Assistant Principal, Louisville GradPals.com, Clearwater, Fla. Bender, Robert (1951-53) Boca Raton, Fla. Providence High School Detenber, Mike (1967-69) Sales, Louisville Flores, Mike (1986-91) Louisville Berry, Philip (1973-76) Teacher/Coach, Catinna, Jim (1955-56) Sacred Heart Model Dezelan, David (1967) Director of Fortune, Chad (1986-89) World Louisville School, Louisville Development Training, Abbott Championship Wrestling, Atlanta, Ga. 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Freeman, Jakale (1993-97) Account Higgs, Andrew (1985-89), Managing -L - McMahon, Bill (1964-67) Production Manager, Ford Motor Credit, Tampa, Fla. Partner, HL Higgs & Co., Nassau, LaFramboise, Tom (1962-64) Teacher, Superintendent, Indianapolis, Ind. Fultz, George (1942) President, Hubbuch Bahamas Riverview, Mich. McMahon, Mike (1961-62) Attorney, and Kentucky Inc., Louisville Hilbert, Jon (1997-99) Louisville, Ky. Lane, Bill (1954-55) OB-GYN Physician, Louisville, Ky. Hockaden, Dave (1962-64) President, Marrietta, Ga. McWilliams, Terrence (1986-89) - G - Paper Board, Pkg., Louisville, Ky. Langan, Gene (1937-39) Retired, Business Manager, Bristol-Myers Gainey, John (1986-90) Benefit Counselor, Hodge, Stephen (1965-68) Engineer, Louisville, Ky. Squibb Pharmaceuticals, Carmel, Ind. Sykes Health Plan, Louisville, Ky. Columbus, Ohio Lantz, Terry (1986-89) Football Coach, Meade, Jack (1953-55) retired, Gaines, Kevin (1990-93) Georgia, AFL Houston, Les (1956-58) Attorney, Liberty University, Glenville, WV Greenville, S.C. Galcik, Larry (1984-86) Prospect, Pa. Albuquerque, N. Mex. Law, Bill (1957) Cincinnati, Ohio Mershon, Ollie (1932) Insurance Gangwer, Dan (1986-90) Police Officer, Hrovat, Larry (1972-73) Manager, Grain Lawton, Eric (1987-88) Louisville Executive, Louisville, Ky. Centerville, Ohio Elevator, Rickel Inc., Hallowell, Kan. Leahy, Tom (1937-39) Fredericksburg, Va. Miller, Brian (1983-84) Bucyrus, Kan. Gardner, Carwell (1989) Lexington, Ky. Huffman, Gary (1985-88) UPS, Lee, Medford (1966-68)Ford, Louisville Miller, Brook (1983) Air Traffic Gardner, Merle (1987-90) Health Louisville, Ky. Lee, Winston (1946) Doctor, Waycross, Ga. Controller, Aurora, Ill. Insurance Consultant, Louisville Hulette, Jr., Virgil (1937-39) Retired, Lettie, William (1964-67) Police Sergeant, Miller, David (1984-87) Owner, Miller Gatti, Bill (1967-71), Louisville Louisville, Ky. Jefferson Co. Police, Louisville, Ky. Print Group, Louisville Gatewood, Jim (1955-56) Retired, Hunt, John (1958-61) Engineer, Lichtenberg, Tom (1959-61) Athletic Miller, James (1978-82) Louisville, Louisville Louisville, Ky. Director, Iowa State, Ames, Iowa Miller, Stephen (1978) Attorney, Louisville Grdnic, Frank, Jr. (1948-50) VP Trucking, Hutt, Joe (1940) Prospect, Ky. Lichvar, Bob (1951-53) Retired Air Force Mills, Mel (1987-91) Assistant Coach, Westbury, N.Y. Officer - Chief of Security, Prince George, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, German, Ron (1987-90) Hobart, Ill. - I - Va. Fla. Getch, Rick (1966-68) Corporate Recruiter, Inman, Gary (1969-71) Retired, Lipsey, Curtis (1988-90) Louisville Milton, Mike (1968-69) Midwest Div. Carmel, Ind. Elizabethtown, Ky. Lipsitz, Bernard (1929-31) Ashland, Ky. Mgr. Cincinnati, Ohio Gholston, Kendrick (1993-97) Atlanta, Ga. Ivory, Mike (1989-91) Ford Motor Co., Lively, Bill (1951-54) Lexington, Ky. Minnis, Greg (1989-93) Teacher/Coach, Gibson, Robert (1985-89) Emergency Louisville, Ky. Lococo, Vince (1941-42) Louisville Sunset High School, Miami, Fla. Medical Technician, Miami, Fla. Long, Ed (1970-72) Indianapolis, Ind. Mitchell, Marc (1975-77) District Sales Gitschier, Frank III (1970-73) House - J - Long, Jim (1969-73) Branch Manager, Leader, Louisville Fiscal Officer, Montgomery, Ala. Jackson, Arnold (1997-00) Phoenix, Ariz. Citizens Fidelity Bank, Louisville Moll, Ken (1974-76) National Football Gitschier, Frank Jr. (1946-49) Ret., Jackson, Tom (1970-72) ESPN, Cincinnati Lowe, Marty (1991-95) Assistant Coach, League Scout, PeeWee Valley, Ky. Louisville Jacoby, Joe (1978-80) Washington D.C. Western Carolina Montano, Miguel (1993-97) Louisville Gitschier, Greg (1973-74) Louisville Jackson, Shawn (1990-94) Customer Lowe, Melzar (1933-36) Louisville Montgomery, Thomas (1958, ’61-62) Givins, Ernest (1984-85) St. Petersburg, Service Representative, General Electric, Lucas, John (1963-64) Teacher, Erlanger, Ford, Louisville Fla. Louisville, Ky. Ky. Moody, Mike (1979) UPS, Louisville Gonzalez, Jose (1988-92) Finance., Star Jesukaitis, Tom (1968-72) Louisville Lucia, Tom (1947-50) Supt. Navy - Moore, Thomas (1981-83) Teacher, Louisville Ford, Louisville, Ky. Johnson, Charlie (1963-65) Owner Management, Penasacola, Fla. Moorhatch, Jack (1942) Louisville Goodman, Kenneth (1948-50) Service Trucking Company, Louisville, Ky. Lussky, Vernon (1941) VP, Commerce Morris, Michael (1978-80) Winston, N.C. Manager, Louisville, Ky. Johnson, Joe (1990-93) NFL, Green Bay. Clearing House, Northbrook, Ill. Moyler, David (1986-90) High School Gorman, John (1970-74) Director of Wis. Lyles, Lenny (1954-57) Louisville Teacher, Dayton, Ohio Admissions, Willoughby, Ohio Jones, Fred (1988-91) Detective, Memphis Mumphrey, Kevin (1991-94) Police Officer, Green, Ernie (1958-62) President, Ernie Police Department, Memphis, Tenn. -M - Louisville, Ky. Green Industries, Centerville, Ohio Jones, James (1984-85) Sam Myers MacFarlane, Al (1963-65) Restaurant Murrer, David (1982) Global Account Griffin, Jeffrey (1984-85) Training Clothing, Louisville, Ky. Owner, Palatine, Ill. Manager, Louisville, Ky. Instructor, Euless, Texas Jones, Junior (1983-85) Shelbyville, Ky. Madeya, John (1969-72) Teacher, Butler High Musgrave, Mark (1980-82) Aurora, Colo. Gruden, Jay (1985-88) AFL, Orlando, Fla. Jones, Walt (1965-66) Louisville School, Louisville Guertin, Gary (1961-65) Research Josiah, Michael (1999-01) Cananadian Madison, Sam (1996) Miami, Fla. Coordinator, Livonia, Wisc. Football League, Calgary, Canada League, Miami, Fla. -N - Madrick, Ron (1985-87) Louisville Naber, Chuck (1957) Jamison, Pa. -H - - K - Mahaney, Dan (1986-88) President, Nagle, Browning (1987-90) Collierville, Hall, Bobby (1988-92) Columbus, Ohio Kaczmarek, Jim (1969-70) Teacher, Fortune Financial Group, Zionsville, Ind. Tenn. Hall, Ron (1963-65) Warner Robbins, Ga. Football Coach, New Albany High Mancini, Richard (1975) Attorney, Naimaister, Dave (1982-84) New Milford, Hallal, Eli (1967-69) NewAlbany, Ind. School, New Albany, Ind. Aliquippa, Pa. N.J. Hamilton, Joey (1985-88) Teacher/Coach, Karem, Greg (1967-69) Dentist, Louisville Marshall, Avery (1982-85) Shelbyville, Ky. Napier, Rodney (1959-63) Louisville Louisville Kennedy, Kirk (1984-87) Teacher, Coach, Martin, Amos (1968-71) Owner, Martin Nauert, Jim (1984-87) Anheuser-Busch, Hamm, David (1960-61) Project Engineer, Lowell High School, Lowell, Ind. Construction, Louisville, Ky. Louisville Houston, Texas King, Jim (1969) CPA, Louisville Mattingly, Chip (1998-01) Louisville Neidert, John (1965-67) Sarasota, Fla. Hanna, Jim (1989-93) Catering, Louisville, Kirbus, Rich (1973) Commercial Mattingly, Paul (1968-72) Sales, Louisville Nickerson, Bruce (1972-74) Louisville Harmon, Ed (1965-67) Regional Sales Recreation, Willoughby, Ohio Mauzy, Mike (1985-89) Louisville Nolder, Joe (1986-89) Xerox, Louisville Manager, G.E., Brookfield, Wisc. Kirchdorfer, Norbert (1932-33) Louisville Maxwell, Tim (1985-87) Sr. Program Nord, Gary (1977-79) Boca Raton, Fla. Harold, Donald (1974-78) Louisville Knop, Brian (1978) Attorney, Louisville Manager, Jefferson County Youth Center, Norris, David (1967-70) CPA Meidinger Harvey, Kevin (1985-87) Probation Knop, Kurt (1980-81) Louisville Louisville Inc., Louisville, Ky. Officier, Los Angeles County, Calif. Knop, Otto Jr. (1977-79) Louisville, Ky. May, Jerry (1971-74) Louisville Norris, Jim (1982-84) Humboldt Express, Hatcher, Kevin (1983-84) UPS, Chicago, Ill. Knuutila, Robert (1989-93) Mechanical McAllister, Scott (1986-90) UPS, Louisville Louisville Hatfield, David (1981-84), Assistant Engineer, Merritt Island, Fla. McCartney, Pete (1984-85) Sergeant, Norris, Robert (1978) Sales Rep., Louisville Director Intramurals, Univ. of Louisville, Kolter, John (1965-68) Electronic Louisville Nunn, R.L. (1948-49) Exec. BMW-Volvo Louisville, Ky. Engineer, Naval Ordinance, Louisville, McCloud, Tyrus (1996) Baltimore, Md. Dealer, Chattanooga, Tenn. Hawthorne, Derek (1987-91) Lab Tech., Ky. McDonald, Michael (1953-54) Judge Nuss, D. David (1963-64) Project Leader, Indianapolis Water Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Kordic, Brad (1973-74) Business Dev. Louisville Sun Micro Systems, Lexington, Mass. Haydock, Robert (1972-73) Louisville Manager, San Ramon, Calif. McDowell, Paul (1988-90) Teacher, Shelby Nutile, Rob (1987-89) Totowa, N.J. Hayes, Bryan (1987-91) Sales Counsultant, Kortas, Ken (1960-64) Louisville, Ky. East Middle School, Louisville Nuzzolese, Mike (1980-82) East Norwich, Charlotte, N.C. Kozman, Bill (1971-72) Product Sales McFadden, Ricky (1987-91) Prevention N.Y. Heinrich, Ron (1976-79)Anheuser Busch, Manager, Jackson, Mich. Specialist, Seven County Services, Jacksonville, Fla. Kozubik, Miles (1953-54) Retired, Louisville -o - Heitlalif, Arthur (1946-47) Redmond, Wash. Littleton, Colo. McGinnis, Henry (1942) Louisville Oben, Roman (1991-95) NFL, San Diego Henchy, Steve (1990-94) Salesman, United Kratsas, John (1969-72) Owner, Vending McKay, Ken (1986-90) President, McKay Olejack, Greg (1975-76) Account Rep., Refrigeration, Davie, Fla. Company, Oak Mount, Pa. Enterprises, Chicago, Ill. Metropolitan Life, Allentown, Pa. Hickey, Tom (1972-74) Actor, Los Kries, Shawn (1991-95) Project Engineer, McKinney, Mike (1985-89) Police Officer, Olinger, William (1936-37) Corbin, Ky. Angeles, Calif. Jones Plastics, Louisville Margate, Fla. O’Neal, Bob (1960-63) Bank Vice 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 179 2006 Louisville Football Where Are They Now?

President & Personnel Director, Redman, Bob (1968-69) Male HS, Louisville, FBI Agent, Birmingham, Ala. -U - Indianapolis, Ind. Redman, Chris (1996-99) NFL, Boston, Smith, Eurie, III (1955-57, ’59) Louisville Underwood, George (1979) Coca-Cola, Orem, Dale (1957-59) Bank Official, Mass. Smith, Jerry (1959-61) President EKCO/ Hattiesburg, Miss. Jeffersonville, Ind. Redman, Lloyd (1946-49) Louisville, Ky. Glaco, Inc., Brentwood, Tenn. Otte, Frank (1953-56) Owner, Frank Otte Rehl, Robert (1970) Levitz Furniture, Smith, Joseph (1965-68) Banker, Central -V - Nursery and Landscaping, Louisville General Manager, Miami, Fla. City, Ky. Valvo, Jack (1951-52) Retired, Elizabeth, Owen, Bill (1957-59) Harbor Spring, Mich. Reid, Jack (1958-61) President, Video Smith, Joey (1987-90), McAfee, N.J. Pa. Oyler, Wally (1966-68) Insurance, Louisville Tape Production Company, Louisville, Smith, Walter (1946) Retired, Louisville Vari, Bob (1966-70) Golf Sales, Dayton, Reiling, George (1938-40) Retired, Park Smyrichinsky, Todd (1983-86) City Ohio -P- Ridge, Ill. Engineer, Bowling Green, Ky. Vaughn, Eric (1984-86) Torrance, Calif. Painter, Benny (1983-84) Annapolis, Md. Renner, Rich (1994-96) Assistant Coach, Sonye, Anthony (1991-94) Sales Rep., Tech Vaughn, Leon (1984-87) Barber, Long Papaina, Joe (1947-50) Owner Papaina’s, West Texas A&M, Canyon, Tex. Data, St. Petersburg, FL Beach, Calif. Inc., Lexington, Ky. Reynolds, Ed (1986-90) National Account Sonye, Eric (1991-94) Loan Officer, Velesig, David (1966-67) Teacher, Mashpee, Parker, Cardell (1972-74) Captain, USMC, Exec., Coca-Cola, Inc., Roswell, Ga. Discount Morgage, Louisville Mass. Oceanside, Calif. Rodriguez, Shawn (1988-91) Tampa, Fla. Sorg, Jack (1966-68) Trinity High, Veto, Mike (1983-86) Sergeant, Louisville Parrott, Herb (1983) Louisville Roman, Israel (1971-75) Teacher, Louisville Louisville Police Department Patrick, Garin (1989-93) Vice President, Roper, Ricky (1993-95) Sales Coordinator, Spencer, Charles (1927-29) Louisville G&G Consulting, Bath, Ohio Lantech, Inc., Louisville Speedy, Jeffrey (1981-82) Branch Sales -W - Patton, Clayton (1986-87) Police Officer, Rose, Harold (1937-38) Retired, Mgr., Louisville Wade, Ryan (1993-97) Marietta, Ga. Jefferson County, Elizabethtown, Ky. Louisville Stahl, Scott (1981-82) Designer, Wagoner, Jim (1972-75) Teacher, Louisville Pavlik, Thomas (1972-74) Exec. VP, Roth, Horace (1928-30) Retired, Attorney, Indianapolis, Ind. Wall, John (1980-83) Attorney, Louisville General Manager, Laguna Beach, Calif. Louisville Steinhagen, Scott (1977-78) Simmsbury, Walker, Andy (1954-58) Teacher, Louisville Payne, James (1992-93) Murray, Ky. Ryan, George (1932-34) Ret. Conn. Walker, Cleo (1967-70) Payton, Ray (1977-80) Louisville Judge,Louisville Steltenkamp, Tom (1980-85) Contractor,Louisville Peacock, Walter (1972-75) President, Ryan, William (1933-34) Prof., Electrical Sportsmedical Center, Louisville Ware, Latrell (1987-90) Sales Rep., Peacock System Inc., Falls Church, Va. Engineer, Louisville Stephens, Gerald (1986-87) Auburn, Ky. Louisville Peege, Richard (1953-56) Mortgage Stephens, Keith (1985-88) CSX Railroad Ware, William (1940-41) Retired Engineer Banker, Mandeville, La. -S- Engineer, Louisville & Attorney, Bartlesville, Okla. Perrin, James (1979-82) Accounts Sadlo, Henry (1941) Attorney, Louisville, Stern, Walter (1932-33) Retired, New Warner, Rex (1949-51) Retired, Dayton Manager, Denver, N.C. Sammons, Bill (1959-60, ’62) Louisville, Albany, Ind. Washington, Ted (1987-90) National Peterson, Rick (1972-73) Mgr. Shoe Sander, Mark (1986-90) Head football Stich, Charles (1960-63) Trainman, Football League, Oakland, Calif. Factory, Allen Edmonds Store, Omaha, coach, De Sales HS, Louisville Middletown, Ky. Watkins, Mike (1997-00) Louisville. Neb. Sanders, Raynard (1983-86) Ellenwood, Stickrod, Kelly (1980-84) Supervisor, UPS, Watts, Erik (1987-91) World Pfieffer, Charles (1941-42) Louisville Ga. Louisville Championship Wrestling, Atlanta, Ga. Phelps, J.T. Tanny (1961-63) Optician, Santho, Rich (1975) Dentist, Columbus, Stram, Stu (1976-79) Hotel Manager, Watts, William (1938) Retired, Ellicott Richmond, Ky. Ohio Sedalia, Mo. City, Md. Phillips, Charlie (1953-55) Teacher, Coach, Schad, Bill (1961-63) Associate Director of Strickland, Rod (1992-95) Coordinator, Watzek, Joe (1968-71) Louisville Corydon, Ind. Finance and Data Management, Ford’s Fitness Center, Louisville Weeks, John (1942) Manufacturer’s Phillips, Joe Lee (1972-74) Purchasing Jeffersonville, Ind. Stricklin, Larry (1985-88) Kentucky State Representative, Louisville Exec., Owner Travel Agency, Louisville Schaller, Paul (1983-86) Division Trooper, Carrollton, Ky. Welch, Joe (1969-72) Brantley Ushering Pierre-Lewis, Frank (1986) Police Officer, Manager, Tampa, Fla. Struss, Ed (1928) Retired, Louisville Service, Louisville University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Schamel, Eugene (1948) District Manager, Sturgeon, John (1974-78) Louisville White, Bruce (1971-72) Safety Engineer, Pickett, Jeffrey (1979-81) Teacher, Coach, Ace Hardware, Dayton, OH Sturtzel, Gil (1955-57) Retired, Louisville Ford Motor Co., Louisville, Ky. Bullitt Central, Shepherdsville, Ky. Schloemer, Lewis (1938-40) CPA, Louisville Sutherland, Louis (1959-60) Probation,, Wibbels, Jerry (1953-56) Thoroughbred Pinski, David (1963-66) Revenue Officer, Schott, Eric (1987-89) General Contractor, Louisville Horse Owner & Breeder, Louisville, Ky. IRS, Wooster, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. Swabek, Craig (1986-89) Louisville Wiggins, Anthony (1985-86) Margate, Fla. Poelking, T.J. (1987-90) Chiropractor, Scott, E.P. (1933) Physician, Attorney, Swafford, Darryl (1987-90) Police Officer, Wiljanen, Roy (1970-71) President, Belpar, Eisenhauer-Poelking, Centerville, Ohio Louisville, Ky. Germantown, Ohio Inc, Louisville Pointer, Jeff (1984-88) Marketing Sehlinger, George (1933-34) Louisville Williams, Andy (1965-67) Academic Manager, Anheuser-Busch, Columbia, Md. Selden, Joseph (1931-32) Retired -T - Counselor, University of Louisville Pok, Jack (1980-81) Division Manager, Physician, Vandiver, Ala. Tate, Robert (1936) Physician, Louisville Williams, David (1984-86) Parole Officer, Zionsville, Ind. Sellars, Chris (1985-87) Tampa, Fla. Taylor, Leland (1996) Professional Cook county, Chicago, Ill. Pollack, Ed (1992-95) Juvenile Probation Semak, Tony (1988-91) Financial Analyst, Football, Baltimore, Md. Williams Jr., Fred (1948-49) Retired, Officer, Louisville, Ky. Louisville Theiss, Jim (1971) Attorney, LaGrange Detroit, Mich. Pomeroy, Don (1972-76) Orthopedic Senkevich, John (1968-69) President, Threlkeld, Bill (1932-35) Retired, Dallas, Williams, Jim (1950-52) Educator, Somerset Surgeon, Louisville Geyser and Peak Winery, Santa Rosa, Texas Williams, Robert (1955-58) Louisville Porco, Ken (1956-60) HPER, Louisville, Calif. Thieneman, Chris (1983-87) President, Willis, Gerald (1967) Owner, Retail Powell, Carl (1996) NFL, Cincinnati, Ohio Shaw, Rick (1985-86) Columbus, Ohio Thieneman Multi-Family Properties, Hardware Store, Eaton, Ohio Price, Keith (1983-85) Gold’s, Gym Shelby, Willie (1982-85) Reynoldsburg, Louisville Wilmsmeyer, Klaus (1988-91) Louisville Indianapolis, Ind. Ohio Thomas, Danny (1983-86) Richmond Wise, Walter (1986-88) Dania, Fla. Purcell, Chris (1974-75, 1977) Louisville Shelton, John (1946-49) Broker, Orlando, Heights, Ohio Wolf, Jim (1948-50, 1955) Vice President, Fla. Thomas, Devon (1999-02) Moscow, Idaho Pittsburgh, Pa. -Q - Short, Harold (1966-67) Teacher, Clearfield, Thomas, Tyrone (1986-89) Electrician, Wolford, Maurice (1948-50, 55) Louisville Quick, Rhonyia (1989-92) Juvenile Pa. Ford Motor Company, Louisville Wolke, Joe (1967-70) Banking, Cincinnati, Probation Officer, Louisville Simatacolos, Jim (1988-91) Louisville Tilton, Jim (1979-82) Real Estate, Ohio Quinn, Terry (1990-94) Teacher, Port St. Simpson, Johnny (1971-73) VP Alpharetta, Ga. Wood, Clark (1948-64) Louisville Joe, Fla. Operations, Bekdar Asbestos, Louisville Tipton, Bill (1969-72) Salesman, Woodruff, Dwayne (1976-78) Attorney, Sims, Coswell (1994-95) Louisville Kirkwood, Mo. Pittsburgh, Pa. -R- Sipe, Ken (1939) Sales Rep., Palusboro, N.J. Todd, Bryan (1979-80) Accounting Radmacher, Frank (1966-68) Louisville Skaaland, Ed (1970-72) Manufacturers Teacher / Coach, Central Hardin High - Y - Ramsey, Frank (1946-49)Fort Myers, Fla. Rep., Clearwater Beach, Fla. School, Elizabethtown, Ky. Yann, J (1975) United Parcel Service Ray, Gerald (1949-51) Owner, Louisville Skaggs, James (1936) Surgeon, Louisville Touche’ (1992-96) Mortgage Broker Young, Antonio (1984-85) Medical Case Ray, Leonard (1950-51) Insurace, Skiles, Rick (1975-79) Louisville Ambassador Mortgage, Louisville Management Lexington, Ky. Slechter, Rex (1955-56) Crestwood, Ky. Trabue, Joe (1946-49) Louisville, Young, Chris (1990-93) Arrow Electric Ray, William (1948-50) Vice President, Smith, Brevin (1988-92) Behavorial Triplett, Tom (1987-90) United Parcel Co., Inc. Economic Development, Kansas City, Specialist, Charter Hospital of Louisville Service, Louisville. Young, E.R. (1955-58) Electronic Kan. Smith, Clarence (1948-49, ’50-53) Retired Engineer, Naval Ordinance, Louisville, 180 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football Bowl Games 2006 Gator Bowl 2004 Liberty Bowl 2003 GMAC Bowl January 2 December 31 December 18 Virginia Tech ...... 35 Louisville ...... 44 Miami (OH) ...... 49 Louisville ...... 24 Boise State ...... 40 Louisville ...... 28

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. — MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In the highest MOBILE, Ala.- Ben Roethlisberger Virginia Tech had a much better experience in scoring AutoZone Liberty Bowl ever, it was a passed for 376 yards and four first-half the River City this time around. defensive play by Louisville that ended Boise touchdowns to lead No. 14 Miami of Ohio to a Marcus Vick threw two State’s 22-game winning streak. 49-28 victory over Louisville in the GMAC touchdown passes and the 12th-ranked Hokies Louisville safety Kerry Rhodes Bowl. He completed 21 of 33 passes, shaking off intercepted a pass in the end zone as time rallied to beat No. 15 Louisville 35-24 in the would-be sacks and throwing perfect strikes on expired to preserve Louisville’s 44-40 victory Gator Bowl. the run.Miami scored two more touchdowns in over 10th-ranked Boise State. Virginia Tech overcame the Eric Shelton scored on the go-ahead fourth to stymie a rally by Louisville. numerous penalties, the absence of a key touchdown on a 1-yard run with 6:48 left. Roethlisberger completed 16-of-20 for 291 yards offensive lineman and the ejection of a Stefan LeFors threw two touchdowns and ran in the first half. The RedHawks outgained defensive leader to rebound from a surprising for a third for the Cardinals. loss to Florida State on the same field in the Quarterback Jared Zabransky drove the Louisville 597-492 in a matchup of high- Atlantic Coast Conference championship Broncos to the Louisville 30 before his final pass powered offenses.The Miami defense twice game.The Hokies scored on three consecutive was intercepted by Rhodes as time expired. came up big in the fourth. Matt Pusateri possessions in the second half, turning a 17-10 Everyone expected a high-scoring game in stepped in front of Stefan LeFors’ pass and deficit into a 28-24 lead. James Anderson sealed a bowl pairing the nation’s top two offenses, raced 35 yards for a touchdown to erase the victory when he intercepted Hunter and the teams didn’t disappoint as they Louisville’s comeback hopes, the RedHawks’ Cantwell’s pass and returned it 39 yards for a swapped the lead five times. The 84 combined fifth score of the season on interception returns. touchdown with 5:04 to play. points topped the 80 points by Colorado and Then, Terna Nande picked off another pass in Vick was huge in directing the Alabama in 1969 and was one of a handful of the end zone. Cal Murray rushed 15 times for records set. Louisville won only for the second comeback, which snapped a five-game 142 yards and a touchdown for time in seven bowls despite a season-high four winning streak for Louisville.He completed a Miami. Martin Nance had nine catches for 169 turnovers. The Cardinals rolled up 564 yards, 54-yard pass to David Clowney, and Cedric yards. LeFors was 17-of-26 for 224 yards but topping 500 yards for the ninth time this season. was intercepted three times after getting picked Humes scored on the next play from 24 yards. LeFors was 18-of-26 for 193 yards and ran off only seven times in the Chris Ellis sacked Cantwell on 12 times for 76 yards. The Cardinals rushed for first 12 games. J.R. Russell caught seven the ensuing drive and knocked the ball loose. 329 yards against a defense that had been the Anderson recovered near midfield, and Vick passes for 144 yards and three touchdowns. nation’s fourth-best against the run. did the rest.He threw two deep passes that Miami 21 14 0 14 49 might have been caught if not for pass Boise State 10 21 3 6 40 Louisville 0 21 7 0 28 interference penalties. Two plays later, he Louisville 14 7 14 9 44 found Jeff King for the go-ahead score. MIA — Larkin 28-yd pass from Roethlisberger BSU — Jones 48-yd field goal (Parseghian kick) Louisville 14 3 0 7 24 LOU — Barnidge 6-yd pass from LeFors (Carmody MIA — Murray 2-yd run (Parseghian kick) kick) Virginia Tech 3 7 3 22 35 MIA _ Nance 12-yd pass from Roethlisberger BSU — Avalos 92-yd interception return (Jones kick) (Parseghian kick) LOU — Douglas 65-yd run (Carmody kick) UL —Urrutia 11-pass from Cantwell (Carmody kick), LOU — Gates 1-yd run (Smith kick) LOU — Clark 30-yd pass from Brohm (Carmody kick) VT — Pace 36-yd field goal UL — Tinch 39-yd MIA — Brandt 16-yd pass from Roethlisberger BSU — Lau 0-yd fumble recovery (Jones kick) pass from Cantwell (Carmody kick) (Parseghian kick) BSU — Acree 19-yd pass from Zabransky (Jones kick) VT — Harper 33-yd pass from Vick (Pace kick) MIA — Larkin 26-yd pass from Roethlisberger BSU — Zabransky 1-yd run (Jones kick) UL — Carmody 35-yd field goal (Parseghian kick) BSU — Jones 42-yd field goal VT— Pace 28-yd field goal LOU — Russell 31-yd pass from LeFors (Smith kick) LOU — Russell 14-yd pass from LeFors (Carmody kick) UL —Barnidge 29-yd pass from Cantwell (Carmody LOU — Russell 2-yd pass from LeFors (Smith kick) LOU — LeFors 1-yd run (Carmody kick) kick) LOU — Russell 24-yd pass from LeFors (Smith kick) BSU — Helmandollar 2-yd run (pass failed) VT — Humes 24-yd run (Morgan pass) MIA — Smith 3-yd run (Parseghian kick) LOU — Shelton 1-yd run (pass failed) VT — King 5-yd pass from Vick (Pace kick) MIA — Pusateri 35-yd interception return (Parseghian LOU — Carmody 19-yd field goal VT — Anderson 39-yd interception return (Pace kick) kick)

Category LOU BSU Category LOU MIA Category LOU VT First Downs 29 15 First Downs 22 28 First Downs 20 21 Rushes-Att-Yds 50-329 38-88 Rushes-Att-Yds 38-237 33-221 Rushes-Att-Yds 30-127 48-187 Passing Yards 235 196 Passing Yards 255 376 Passing Yards 216 203 TOTAL OFFENSE 564 284 TOTAL OFFENSE 492 597 TOTAL OFFENSE 343 390 Passes Cmp-Att-Int 21-31-2 15-31-1 Passes Cmp-Att-Int 18-27-3 33-21-0 Passes Cmp-Att-Int 15-37-3 11-21-0 Punts 2-24.0 6-39.7 Punts 4-42.2 3-30.0 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0 Penalties 5-49 7-93 Penalties 5-34 6-55 Penalties 5-58 8-73 Sacks By 3-28 4-30 Sacks By 2-20 0-0 Sacks By 2-13 3-13 3rd Down Conv. 5-15 5-14 3rd Down Conv. 8-14 5-17 3rd Down Conv. 4-11 5-10 4th Down Conv. 1-2 1-1 4th Down Conv. 0-1 2-4 4th Down Conv. 2-2 0-0 Time of Possession 23:39 36:21 Time of Possession 33:35 26:25 Time of Possession 29:08 30:52 Attendance: 63,780 Attendance: 58,355 Attendance: 40,620 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 181 2006 Louisville Football Bowl Games 2002 GMAC Bowl 2001 Liberty Bowl 2000 Liberty Bowl December 18 December 31 December 31 Marshall...... 38 Louisville ...... 28 Colorado State...... 22 Louisville ...... 15 BYU ...... 10 Louisville ...... 17

MOBILE, Ala. -Byron Leftwich completed MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The No. 23-ranked MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In the only bowl game 22-of-44 passes for 249 yards and four Cardinals made an impressive statement to of the 2000 season that featured a pair of touchdowns as the Cardinals ended their cap one of the most successful seasons in conference champions, the Mountain West season at 7-6 with a 38-15 loss to Marshall in school history with a 28-10 pounding of No. 19 champs - the Colorado State Rams bulled their the 2002 GMAC Bowl. Brigham Young in the AXA Liberty Bowl. way to a 22-17 win over the Louisville The Thundering Herd scored the The Louisville defense, ranked 10th in the Cardinals, Conference USA champions. first 17 points of the game, coming on two nation in points allowed, held the nation’s More than 25,000 U of L fans braved wind touchdown passes from Leftwich and a Curtis highest scoring offense (46.8 points per game) chills in the single digits and saw the Cardinals Head 23-yard field goal. T.J. Patterson put 14 points below its previous low. So it was jump out to a 10-3 lead early in the second Louisville on the board with a two-yard run only fitting that the Cardinal defense came up quarter. Sophomore quarterback Dave Ragone with 5:15 left in the second quarter, but the with the biggest play of the game. Zek Parker connected with little-used wide receiver Cards couldn’t stop the Thundering Herd. had returned the opening kickoff 70 yards to Damien Dorsey on a 58-yard scoring play and Marshall put the game away with 21 the BYU 22 to set up the Cards’ first score, got three more from the right foot of straight points. with Henry Miller carrying it in from the one placekicker Nate Smith. Leading, 17-7, Leftwich tossed two more yard line. The Rams battled back late in the first half scores and a 15-yard run by Frank Wallace Then the Cougars scored on a trick play, a getting a pair of touchdowns on the ground iced the contest. lateral to lineman Dustin Rykert for a 10-yard from Cecil Sapp and Frank Rice. Sapp would Dave Ragone closed the scoring with an touchdown to make it 7-7 midway through the go on to earn game MVP honors after a 160- 11-yard pass to Tiger Jones. second quarter. yard performance. Ragone was 20-of-45 for 193 yards, but The Cards were still in control after a BYU Armed with a 16-10 halftime lead, the Rams was sacked three times. Ragone was also the field goal on their opening drive of the second would bump the score to 19-10 after the second team’s top rusher with 31 yards, but the Cards half. Deion Branch had three catches in the of three C.W. Hurst field goals, a 21-yarder were limited to 56 yards on 26 carries. next Cardinal drive, including a 34-yard early in the third quarter. touchdown that put Louisville ahead 21-10 U of L pulled within two at 19-17 when Marshall 7 10 7 14 38 with 4:15 remaining in the third quarter. Ragone connected with Deion Branch on a 14- Louisville 0 7 0 8 15 Junior safety Curry Burns had one of the best yard scoring play with 13:35 left in the game. games of his career with nine solo tackles and For the day, Ragone completed 24 of 37 MU— Marriott 9-yd pass from Leftwich (Head kick) two pass break-ups. He capped it with an throws for 321 yards in winds up to 30 miles MU — Head 23-yd field goal interception and a 29-yard return to the per hour. Branch set a Liberty Bowl record MU — Doss 8-yd pass from Leftwich (Head kick) with 10 receptions for 170 yards and a score. LOU —Patterson 2-yd run (Smith kick) Louisville 46. That set up the score that broke BYU’s back. MU —Doss 12-yd pass from Leftwich (Head kick) Colorado State 3 13 3 3 22 MU— Marriott 26-yd pass from Leftwich (Head kick) Louisville 7 3 0 7 17 MU— Wallace 15-yd run (Head kick) BYU 0 7 3 0 10 LOU — Jones 11-yd pass from Ragone (Ragone pass Louisville 7 7 7 7 28 to Jones) CSU — Hurst 24-yd field goal LOU — Dorsey 58-yd pass from Ragone (Smith kick) LOU: Miller 1 yard run (Smith kick) LOU — Smith 24-yd field goal Category LOU MU BYU: Rykert 10 yard run (Payne kick) CSU — Sapp 2-yd run (Hurst kick) First Downs 23 20 LOU: Mattingly 1 yd. pass from Ragone (Smith kick) CSU — Rice 16-yd run (kick failed) Rushes-Att-Yds 30-99 26-56 BYU: Payne 29 yard field goal CSU — Hurst 21-yd field goal Passing Yards 249 205 LOU: Branch 34 yard pass from Ragone (Smith kick) LOU — Branch 14-yd pass from Ragone (Smith kick) Passes Cmp-Att-Int 44-22-1-4 48-21-1-1 LOU: Ghent 27 yard pass from Ragone (Smith kick) Punts 6-50.2 7-43.7 CSU — Hurst 32-yd field goal Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-2 Category LOU BYU Category CSU LOU Penalties 17-147 10-88 First Downs 17 17 First Downs 22 17 Sacks By 2-8 3-22 Rushing Yards 37-58 32-84 Rushing Yards 157 76 3rd Down Conv. 0-13 8-18 Passes 19-28 18-38 Passes 13-28 24-37 4th Down Conv. 1-4 0-1 Passes Int. 1 3 Passes Int. 1 0 Time of Possession 26:59 33:01 Passing Yards 228 192 Passing Yards 158 321 Total Offense 286 276 Total Offense 315 397 Attendance: 40,646 Punts-Avg. 6-36.5 4-36.8 Punts-Avg. 5-44.8 5-39.2 Penalties-Yards 8-64 4-40 Penalties-Yards 3-39 6-55 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-3 Attendance: 58,968 Attendance: 58,302

182 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football Bowl Games 1999 Humanitarian Bowl 1998 Motor City Bowl 1993 Liberty Bowl December 30 December 23 December 28 Boise State ...... 34 Marshall...... 48 Louisville ...... 18 Louisville ...... 31 Louisville ...... 29 Michigan State ...... 7 BOISE, Id. - For the first time in school DETROIT, Mich. — Marshall scored 24 MEMPHIS, Tenn.— The 1993 Cardinals history, the Cardinals travel to their second unanswered points to take control of the put a cap on an 8-3 regular season with an 18-7 consecutive bowl game after posting a 7-4 second annual Motor City Bowl, 48-29. victory over Michigan State at the Liberty regular season record. U of L drew first blood The loss, however, could not dampen the Bowl. Howard Schnellenberger’s squad less than three minutes into the game when metamorphosis of the Louisville football team registered the first win ever by the Cardinals senior Jon Hilbert split the uprights from 40 during the 1998 season. over a Big Ten foe. yards out to give the Cards a 3-0 lead. U of L held serve with Marshall through The conditions were hardly ideal for an BSU quarterback Bart Hendricks sprinted in the first 30 minutes holding a 21-21 deadlock aerial display, but quarterback Jeff Brohm from three yards out to give the Broncos a 7-3 with the Thundering Herd behind the offense checked in with one of the guttiest efforts in advantage, but U of L would strike back less of junior running back Leroy Collins and the history of Cardinal football. than two minutes later as senior quarterback quarterback Chris Redman. Redman Brohm, playing with two steel pins and Chris Redman hit Arnold Jackson with a 54-yard completed 35 of 56 throws for 336 yards and a one steel plate in the index finger of his scoring pass. second-quarter TD to Charles Sheffield. The throwing hand completed 19-of-29 passes for The NCAA's all-time leader in passes outing was a fitting end to a junior season 197 yards and a touchdown amidst 20- degree attempted and completed, Redman would close which saw him finish second nationally in temperatures and freezing rain. his historic collegiate career by completing 26 of total offense and become the 13th quarterback Most of that courage was shown in the 47 throws for 314 yards and two scores. in I-A history to throw for 4,000 yards. fourth quarter. Entering the final frame, Following a Hendricks TD pass, junior Zek Collins found the end zone three times in Louisville trailed 7-3.With 12:05 remaining, Parker returned the ensuing kickoff 91 yards for the bowl loss to cap a recordsetting Brohm connected on a 25-yard strike to Reggie a score as U of L seized the lead back at 17-14. season. The junior college transfer hit paydirt Ferguson to put the Cardinals in front for Parker's TD return was his third of the season. 19 times during the regular season to break good. The two clubs matched touchdowns in the Lenny Lyles 40-year-old mark. Just over three minutes later, it was the second stanza with Damien Dorsey catching his Herd quarterback Chad Pennington set defense’s turn to make a big play. Pinned back first pass as a collegian to give U of L a 24-21 virtually every MCB record completing 18 of to their one-yard line, the Spartans were lead at halftime. 24 passes for 411 yards and four touchdowns merely looking to get some breathing room for A pair of Nick Calaycay third quarter field as Marshall exploited an injury-riddled U of L their offense. Running back Craig Thomas took goals gave BSU a three-point lead after three defense. the handoff and was immediately met by All- quarters while a Davy Malaythong five-yard run American defensive end Joe Johnson and proved to be the game-winning score with 9:28 Marshall 7 14 17 10 48 reserve linebacker Tyrus McCloud for a safety. remaining. Louisville 0 21 0 8 29 On the ensuing possession, the Cardinals marched down the field for an insurance Louisville 17 7 0 7 31 MU — Williams 29-yd pass from Pennington touchdown when Anthony Shelman bolted Boise State 14 7 6 7 34 (Malashevich kick) into the end zone from 11 yards out. LOU — Collins 2-yd run (Hilbert kick) LOU— Hilbert 40-yd field goal MU — Washington 14-yd pass from Pennington Michigan State 7 0 0 0 7 BSU — Hendricks 3-yd run (Calaycay kick) (Malashevich kick) Louisville 3 0 0 15 18 LOU — Jackson 54-yd pass from Redman (Hilbert kick) LOU — Sheffield 21-yd pass from Redman (Hilbert kick) BSU — Swan 4-yd pass from Hendricks (Calaycay kick) MSU — Goulbourne 1-yd run (Stoyanovich kick) MU— Williams 26-yd pass from Pennington LOU — Parker 91-yd kickoff return (Hilbert kick) LOU — Akers 31-yd field goal (Malashevich kick) BSU — Harts 80-yd interception return (Calaycay kick) LOU — Ferguson 25-yd pass from Brohm (Akers kick) LOU— Collins 13-yd run (Hilbert kick) LOU — Dorsey 8-yd pass from Redman (Hilbert kick) LOU — Safety MU — Long 50-yd pass from Pennington BSU — Calaycay 26-yd field goal LOU— Dawkins 11-yd run (Kick failed) BSU — Calaycay 46-yd field goal (Malashevich kick) LOU — Moreau 3-yd run (Hilbert kick) MU — Chapman 1-yd run (Malashevich kick) Category MSU LOU BSU — Malaythong 5-yd run (Calaycay kick) MU — Malashevich 22-yd field goal MU — Chapman 1-yd run (Malashevich kick) First Downs 18 20 LOU — Collins 1-yd run (Hilbert kick) Rushing Yards 114 172 Category LOU BSU MU — Malashevich 32-yd field goal Passes 15-28 19-31 First Downs 22 28 Passes Int. 1 0 Rushes-Att-Yds 38-237 33-221 Category MU LOU Passing Yards 193 197 Passing Yards 255 376 Total Offense 307 369 First Downs 27 26 TOTAL OFFENSE 492 597 Punts-Avg. 5-29.0 5-36.2 Rushing Yards 202 66 Passes Cmp-Att-Int 18-27-3 33-21-0 Penalties-Yards 5-60 6-45 Passes 18-24 34-54 Punts 4-42.2 3-30.0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Passes Int. 0 1 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0 Passing Yards 411 336 Penalties 5-58 8-73 Attendance: 21,097 Total Offense 613 402 Sacks By 2-13 3-13 Punts-Avg. 1-58.0 4-49.3 3rd Down Conv. 4-11 5-10 Penalties-Yards 14-123 13-109 4th Down Conv. 2-2 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-0 Time of Possession 29:08 30:52 Attendance: 52,016 Attendance: 29,283

2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 183 2006 Louisville Football Bowl Games 1991 Fiesta Bowl 1977 Independence 1970 Pasadena Bowl January 1 December 17 December 19 Louisville ...... 34 Louisville ...... 14 Louisville ...... 24 Alabama ...... 7 Louisiana Tech...... 24 Long Beach State ...... 24

TEMPE, Ariz. - Playing in its first bowl game SHREVEPORT, La. - The 1977 Louisville PASADENA, Calif. - In 1970, the in 13 years, the Louisville football team felt it team, coached by Vince Gibson, ended a University of Louisville’s Missouri Valley had something to prove at the 1991 Fiesta seven-year bowl drought, and took a 24-14 Conference Championship team tied Long Bowl. The squad proved its point to the tune of setback from Louisiana Tech at the Beach State 24-24 at the Pasadena Bowl to close a 34-7 thrashing of Alabama. Independence Bowl. the season. The Cardinals came out on all cylinders, Louisiana Tech, the Southland Conference Long Beach trailed Lee Corso’s Cardinals scoring 25 points in the first quarter. Browning champion, took the thrill out of the trip for U almost the entire game after John Madeya Nagle tossed two long touchdown passes and of L, handing the Cards a 10-point loss. scored a pair of touchdowns. Ray Buchanan recovered a blocked punt for a Kevin Miller provided the spark On the strength of a safety and some nifty touchdown. offensively for U of L, electrifying the crowd running by fullback Leon Burns, LBSU Nagle threw for a Fiesta Bowl record 451 with a 60-yard first quarter punt return for a managed to forge a fourth-quarter tie. yards, including 223 during a 25-point first- touchdown. A strange play near the end of the game quarter explosion. He completed 20-of-33 In the third quarter, Miller scored again had the Louisville faithful thinkingthey just passes and had three scoring passes. on a 13-yard run to cap a 13- play, 58-yard might secure a victory. Alabama’s offense did not experience much scoring drive. Madeya threw a screen pass to tailback more success. Tech quarterback Keith Thibodeaux, the Tom Jesukaitis, who was supposed to go out of For the game the Tide rolled for just 189 offensive player of the game, countered bounds. Instead Jesukaitis put the ball in the yards of total offense. U of L defensive back Miller’s heroics with two touchdown passes. air again, throwing a pass to Cookie Brinkman Ray Buchanan was tabbed as the game’s Miller nearly came up with another TD, who went in for a touchdown. defensive most valuable player. but he mishandled a pass in the end zone from The rulebook prohibits more than one pass Stu Stram. Another potential Cardinal on a single play, however, and U of L was Louisville 25 0 7 2 34 touchdown was called back by a holding penalized five yards. Alabama 0 7 0 0 7 penalty. Louisville’s Paul Mattingly was named Linebacker Otis Wilson was selected as Defensive Player of the Game. LOU — Ware 70-yd pass from Nagle (Wilmsmeyer the game’s outstanding defensive player. He blocked a 32-yard field goal attempt in kick) the fourth quarter and was in on a game-high LOU — Dawkins 5-yd run (Kicked blocked) Louisville 7 0 7 0 14 LOU — Cummings 37-yd pass from Nagle (Kick 17 tackles Louisiana Tech 21 3 0 0 24 failed) LOU— Buchanan recovered blocked punt (pass failed) Louisville 14 7 3 0 24 ALA — Gardner 49-yd interception return (Doyle LOU — Miller 60-yd punt return (Posadas kick) Long Beach St. 7 7 2 8 24 kick) LT — Lewis 1-yd run (Swiley kick) LOU — Cummings 19-yd pass from Nagle (Bell kick) LT — Pree 41-yd pass from Thibodeaux (Swiley kick) LBSU — Burns 4-yard run (Logue kick) LOU — Safety LT— McCartney 8-yd pass from Thibodeaux (Swiley LOU — Madeya 4-yard run (Marcus kick) kick) LOU — Welch 65-yard interception return (Marcus Category Ala LOU LT— Swiley 21-yd field goal kick) LOU — Miller 13-yd run (Posadas kick) First Downs 10 25 LOU — Madeya 1-yard run (Marcus kick) Rushing Yards 95 113 LBSU — Burns 2-yard run (Logue kick) Passes 12-35 21-39 Category LT LOU LOU — Marcus 24-yard field goal Passes Int. 2 3 First Downs 25 11 LBSU — Safety Gatti tackled in end zone Passing Yards 94 458 Rushing Yards 48 100 LBSU — Burns 4-yard run (Matthews pass from Total Offense 189 571 Passes 19-39 9-23 Graves) Punts-Avg. 8-40.2 3-41.0 Passes Int. 2 1 Penalties-Yards 7-40 10-87 Passing Yards 287 61 Category LBSU LOU Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-1 Total Offense 335 161 First Downs 16 20 Punts-Avg. 6-32.0 8-38.0 Rushing Yards 243 210 Attendance: 69,098 Fumbles-Lost 6-3 8-3 Passes 9-17 12-23 Passes Int. 1 1 Attendance: 18,500 Passing Yards 148 90 Total Offense 391 300 Punts-Avg. 6-30.0 8-39.0 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 2-0

Attendance: 20,472

184 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2006 Louisville Football Bowl Games 1958 Sun Bowl Bowl Game MVPs BOWL SCOREBOARD January 1 2006 Gator Bowl 1958 Sun Bowl Hunter Cantwell Louisville 34, Drake 20 Louisville ...... 34 1970 Pasadena Bowl Drake ...... 20 2004 Liberty Bowl Stefan LeFors (Offensive MVP) Louisville 24, Long Beach St. 24 EL PASO, Texas- The University of Antoine Harris (Defensive MVP) 1977 Independence Bowl Louisville made its first bowl appearance Jan. Louisiana Tech 24, Louisville 14 1, 1958, as Frank Camp’s squad battered Drake 2001 Liberty Bowl 34-20 in the Sun Bowl. Dave Ragone (MVP) 1991 Fiesta Bowl The victoryover the Drake Bulldogs Louisville 34, Alabama 7 capped a near-perfect season for the Cardinals. U of L finished with a 9-1 record. 1993 Liberty Bowl 1993 Liberty Bowl Jeff Brohm (MVP) The only blemish was a 13-7 setback at Louisville 18, Michigan State 7 Kent State University. Louisville’s squad was headed by Lenny 1991 Fiesta Bowl 1998 Motor City Bowl Lyles, the nation’s leading rusher. Browning Nagle (Offensive MVP) Marshall 48, Louisville 29 Unfortunately, Lyles went down in the first Ray Buchanan (Defensive MVP) quarter with an injury. 1999 Humanitarian Bowl He managed just six yards on two carries. Boise State 34, Louisville 31 In Lyles’ absence, Ken Porco and Pete Bryant stepped forward offensively. Porco ran 2000 Liberty Bowl for a game-high 119 yards on 20 carries. Colorado State 22, Louisville 17 Bryant added 80 yards on 14 carries, 2001 Liberty Bowl while also tossing a 20-yard scoring pass. His four-yard run in the second quarter gave the Louisville 28, BYU 10 Cardinals a 21-14 advantage that they did not 2002 GMAC Bowl yield Marshall 38, Louisville 15 Louisville 7 14 7 6 34 Drake 7 7 0 6 20 2003 GMAC Bowl Miami (Ohio) 49, Louisville 28 Drake — Labrasca 2-yard run (Leeman kick) LOU — Cain 4-yard run (Young kick) 2004 Liberty Bowl Drake —17-yard run (Leeman kick) Louisville 44, Boise State 40 LOU — Young 37-yard pass from Orem (Young kick) LOU – Bryant 4-yard run (Young kick) 2006 Gator Bowl LOU — Porco 2-yard run (Young kick) Drake — Kinzell 55-yard pass from Labrasca (kick Virginia Tech 35, Louisville 24 failed) LOU — Young 20-yard pass from Bryant (kick failed) Category DRAKE LOU First Downs 16 14 Rushing Yards 176 228 Passes 10-33 6-10 Passes Int. 1 0 Passing Yards 140 148 Total Offense 316 316 Punts-Avg. 4-25.8 5-34.2 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0

Jeff Brohm — 1993 Liberty Bowl MVP. 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 185 2006 Louisville Football Bowl Records

Most Points, Both Teams: 84 Most Yards: 170 by Deion Branch RUSHING 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State 2000 Liberty Bowl vs. Colorado State Most Rushing Yards : 329 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State Most Points Scored in One Half: 25 Higest Avg. Per Catch: 23.0 by Tony Cummings 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama Most Attempts: 50 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State Largest Margin of Victory: 27 Most Touchdown Receptions: 3 by J.R. Russell 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH) Most Touchdowns: 3 (twice) Most recent: 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State Most Points, 1st Quarter: 25 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama LONGEST PLAYS Most Rushing Attempts, Both Teams: 88 Scrimmage Run: 88 by Lionel Gates 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State Most Points, 2nd Quarter: 21 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH) 1998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall Most Rushing Yards, Both Teams: 458 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami Passing Play: 70 by Browning Nagle-Latrell Ware 1970 Pasadena Bowl vs. Long Beach State 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama Most Points, 3rd Quarter: 14 Fewest Yards Gained, Both Teams: 142 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State Punt: 59, Brandon Brookfield 2001 Liberty Bowl vs. BYU 1993 Liberty Bowl vs. Michigan State Most Points, 4th Quarter: 15 1993 Liberty Bowl vs. Michigan State Field Goal: 40 by Jon Hilbert PASSING 1999 Humanitarian Bowl vs. Boise State Most Passing Yards: 458 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama Interception Return: 65 by Joe Welch 1970 Pasadena Bowl vs. Long Beach State Most Attempts: 54 RUSHING 1998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall Most Attempts : 24 by Frank Moreau Kickoff Return: 96 by Zek Parker 1999 Humanitarian Bowl vs. Boise State 2001 Liberty Bowl vs. BYU Most Completions: 34 1998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall Most Rushing Yards by a QB: 77 by Stefan LeFors Punt Return: 60 by Kevin Miller 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State 1977 Independence Bowl vs. Louisiana Tech Most Touchdowns: 3 (four times) Most recent: 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State Most Yards: 128 by Lionel Gates Opponent Bests 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH) Fewest Passing Yards Allowed: 94 Points 49 by Miami (2003 GMAC) 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama Best Average Per Carry: 10.67 by Lionel Gates First Downs: 28 by Miami (2003 GMAC) 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH) 28 by Boise State (1999 Humanitarian) Fewest Completions Allowed: 17 Total Offense: 613 by Marshall (1998 Motor 1970 Pasadena Bowl vs. Long Beach State City) PASSING Rush Attempts: 42 by Boise State (1999 Most Interceptions: 3 (three times) Most Attempts: 54 by Chris Redman Humanitarian) Most recent: 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH) 1998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall Rushing Yards: 243 by Long Beach State (1970 Pasadena) Most Touchdowns Passing, Both Teams: 7 Most Completions: 35 by Chris Redman Pass Attempts: 44 by Marshall (2002 GMAC) 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH) 1998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall Pass Completions: 21 by Miami (2003 GMAC) 21 by Marshall (2002 GMAC) TOTAL OFFENSE Most Yards: 451 by Browning Nagle Passing Yards: 411 by Marshall (1998 Motor 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama City) Most Yards: 571 Interceptions Thrown: 3 by BYU (2001 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama Most Interceptions: 3 by Stefan LeFors Liberty) 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH) Penalties: 17 by Marshall (2002 GMAC) Most Yards, Both Teams: 1,089 Fumbles Lost: 3 by Long Beach State (1970 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH) Highest Completion Pct.: .692 by Stefan LeFors Pasadena) 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State Most Fumbles: 8 1977 Independence Bowl vs. Louisiana Tech Most Yards Per Att: 13.67 by Browning Nagle 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Most Yards Per Comp.: 22.55 by Browning Nagle SCORING 1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama Most Touchdowns: 6 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State RECEIVING Most Points: 44 Most Receptions: 10 by Deion Branch 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State 2000 Liberty Bowl vs. Colorado State 186 2006 LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE