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INTRODUCTION OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK

Pipeline to the Pros ...... 2 2016 Opponent Capsules ...... 78-80 Individual Records Hall of Fame Tradition ...... 3 Results vs. 2016 Opponents ...... 81-82 Rushing ...... 168-172 1959 National Champions ...... 4 Passing ...... 173-176 Legend of 44 ...... 5 Receiving ...... 177-180 ...... 6 2015 REVIEW Total Offense ...... 181 All-Americans ...... 7 All-Purpose ...... 182 Bowl Tradition ...... 8 Results/Team Statistics ...... 84 Punting ...... 183 ...... 9 Individual Statistics ...... 84-85 Punt Returns ...... 184 CREDITS Facilities ...... 10 Defensive Statistics ...... 86 Kickoff Returns ...... 185 Academic Success ...... 11 Team Game-by-Game Statistics ...... 87 Scoring ...... 186-188 The 2016 Syracuse University ...... 12 Individual Game-by-Game Statistics ...88-90 Pass Defense ...... 189-190 Football Media Guide is a copyright Athletics Excellence ...... 13 Team Superlatives ...... 91 Tackles ...... 191-192 production of the Syracuse Prominent Orange Alumni ...... 14 Individual Superlatives ...... 92 Blocked Kicks ...... 192 University Athletic Communications City of Syracuse ...... 15 Game-by-Game Starters ...... 93 Sacks/ ...... 193 Department, 1301 East Colvin Street, Quick Facts ...... 16 Game Summaries ...... 94-100 Opponent ...... 194 Manley Field House, Syracuse, N.Y. Covering the Orange ...... 17-20 13244. Team Records Games Played/Wins ...... 195 HISTORY EDITOR: Mike Morrison 2016 PREVIEW Streaks ...... 195 126 Years of Syracuse Football ...... 102-107 Scoring ...... 195-196 Season Outlook ...... 22-24 Hall of Fame...... 108 Total Offense ...... 196-197 WRITING, RESEARCH & EDITORIAL Closer Look at the Orange ...... 25 All-Century Team ...... 109 Miscellaneous Offense ...... 197 ASSISTANCE: Sue Edson, Tyler Cady, Rosters ...... 26-27 Honored Jerseys & Numbers ...... 109 Rushing ...... 198 Jake Engler, Tim Gallagher, Brian Post-Spring Depth Chart ...... 28 Consensus All-Americans ...... 110-111 Passing ...... 199 Gunning, Ava Khavari, Joe Klein, Pronunciation Guide ...... 28 All-Americans ...... 112-113 Punting ...... 200 Susie Mehringer, Bill Moore, Pete Football Honors & Awards ...... 114-116 Punt/Kickoff Returns ...... 201 Moore, Anthony Prisco Academic Honors & Awards ...... 117-121 Points Allowed/Turnovers ...... 202-203 MEET THE ORANGE Team Awards ...... 122-123 Miscellaneous Defense ...... 203 DESIGN & LAYOUT: Mike Morrison All-Star Game Participation ...... 124-125 Total Defense ...... 203 Veteran Bios ...... 30-54 All-Time Coaching Roster ...... 126-127 Rush Defense ...... 204 COVER DESIGN: Old Hat Creative, Newcomer Bios ...... 54-58 All-Time Lettermen...... 128-133 Pass Defense ...... 205-206 Tim Gallagher Annual Season Ledger ...... 134 Special Teams Defense ...... 206 Head Coaching Ledger ...... 135 PHOTOGRAPHY: Mike Okoniewski, Game-by-Game Scores ...... 135-144 COACHES & STAFF Steve Parker, Chuck Wainwright, Series Records ...... 145 ADMINISTRATION ...... 60-61 Poll History ...... 146-147 Steve Sartori, Ben Gabbe, Gene Kim McCloud ...... 62 Carrier Dome/Attendance Records ...... 148 University Administration ...... 208 Boyars, The Associated Press, Sean Lewis ...... 63 Bowl History & Records ...... 149-152 Athletics Interim Leadership Team ...... 209 Relativity Media, The Heisman Mike Lynch ...... 64 Athletics Administration ...... 210-213 Trophy Trust, Sports Illustrated, Penn Brian Ward ...... 65 Athletics Staff Directory ...... 214 State Athletic Communications, Tom Kaufman ...... 66 ORANGE IN THE Atlantic Coast Conference ...... 215-216 The National Football Foundation, Reno Ferri ...... 67 The Pro Football Hall of Fame, The Mike Hart ...... 68 PROS , Arizona Nick Monroe ...... 69 Cardinals, Baltimore Colts, Cleveland Vinson Reynolds ...... 70 Pro Football Hall of Fame ...... 154 Browns, , Indianapolis Strength & Conditioning Staff ...... 71 / Participants ...... 155 Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Los Operations & Recruiting Staff ...... 72-73 Award Winners ...... 156-157 Angeles Rams, , New Football Office Staff ...... 73 Draft History ...... 158-160 England Patriots, , Graduate Assistants & Quality Control .....74 All-Time Professional Players ...... 161-166 Oakland Raiders, Steelers, Support Staff ...... 75-76 , , Washington Redskins

SPECIAL THANKS: Mike Finn (Atlantic Coast Conference), Mary O’Brien (Syracuse University Archives) and all the previous NCAA INFRACTIONS REPORT Syracuse Athletic Communications staff members and students who The NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions issued a decision dated March 6, 2015 in which the committee found Syracuse have contributed over the years. University responsible for certain violations of NCAA legislation. The specific infractions, largely arising out of conduct from the past decade that the University voluntarily self-reported to the NCAA, regard: (a) impermissible extra benefits in the form of money, food, or transportation provided to certain student-athletes on PRINTING: Eastwood Litho, East the men’s , women’s basketball, and football teams by a non-employee representative of the University’s athletics interests; Syracuse, N.Y. (b) unethical conduct committed by three football student-athletes and a part-time tutor regarding the student-athletes’ involvement in an internship for academic credit at the part-time tutor’s place of full-time employment; (c) the former director of basketball ADDITIONAL COPIES: Extra copies operations and a former receptionist’s unethical conduct when they engaged in academic fraud with a former men’s basketball of the 2016 Syracuse University student-athlete; (d) a former tutor and a former receptionist's provision of impermissible academic extra benefits to three former Football Media Guide are available men’s basketball student-athletes; (e) although testing and enforcement occurred, the University’s failure to follow its written drug for $10 in-person at the Syracuse testing procedures for student-athletes; (f) the men’s basketball staff’s provision of more than two complimentary admissions on Athletic Communications Office, or several occasions; (g) the failure of three athletics department staff members to report outside income or benefits to the University’s for $15 by mail. Please send a check chancellor; (h) the participation of former student-athletes in approximately 12 promotional activities without completing the made out to Syracuse University, promotion activity forms, and one former student-athlete fundraising for a charitable organization when the funds actually went to along with your return address, to a commercial entity; (i) the participation of a former women’s basketball student-athlete in an organized basketball game outside the Syracuse University Athletic of intercollegiate competition; (j) the provision of impermissible transportation by two institutional employees to one former men’s Communications Department, 1301 basketball student-athlete and one former football student-athlete; (k) the head basketball coach's failure to promote an atmosphere East Colvin Street, Manley Field of compliance within his program or to monitor the activities of those who reported directly and indirectly to him; and (l) the House, Syracuse, N.Y. 13244. University’s failure to exercise control and monitor the conduct and administration of its athletics programs. In the decision, the Committee on Infractions imposed a period of five years probation on the University from March 6, 2015 through March 5, 2020. Additional information regarding the decision and the penalties imposed are available upon request.

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Chandler Jones BY THE NUMBERS 8 NFL ALL-DECADE TEAM SELECTIONS 20 FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS

25 PPIPELINEIPELINE TOTO THETHE ORANGE ALUMS SELECTED FOR THE PRO BOWL PPROSROS 26 Since the birth of the program in 1889, more than 300 SUPER BOWL Syracuse players have gone on to careers in professional CHAMPIONS football. In 2008, the NFL Network named Syracuse the No. 8 “Football Factory” for its production of NFL talent, which includes eight members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. 73 Gary Anderson Daryl Johnston Donovin Darius ALL-PRO SELECTIONS 86 NUMBER OF TIMES AN ORANGE ALUM HAS PLAYED IN THE PRO BOWL

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Floyd Little

J.A. (Joe) Alexander Larry Csonka Hugh ‘Duffy’ Daugherty Ernie Davis Tim Green Howard Jones T.A. Dwight Jones Dick MacPherson HHALLALL OOFF FFAMEAME Don McPherson Art Monk Clarence ‘Biggie’ Munn Frank ‘Buck’ O’Neill TTRADITIONRADITION Lynn ‘Pappy’ Waldorf Syracuse is one of eight schools to have 18 or more Bud Wilkinson inductees in the National Football Foundation College Hall of Fame and at least eight enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Four men have been inducted into both – Jim Brown, Larry Csonka, Floyd Little and Art Monk.

Art Monk Tim Green Dick MacPherson

Jim Brown Larry Csonka Al Davis Marvin Harrison Floyd Little John Mackey Art Monk

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11959959 NATIONALNATIONAL CCHAMPIONSHAMPIONS Undefeated and untied, the 1959 Orange capped an 11-0 season with a 23-14 victory against Texas in the Cotton Bowl. Syracuse dominated its foes both offensively and defensively under the direction of consensus national coach of the year Ben Schwartzwalder. The defense allowed a mind-boggling 193 yards rushing in 10 regular-season games. Ernie Davis led an Orange offense that averaged 451 yards per game. Guard Roger Davis, who was selected seventh overall by the in the 1960 NFL Draft, Fred Mautino, halfback and tackle Robert Yates earned All-America honors.

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Ernie Davis Floyd Little Jim Brown

TTHEHE LLEGENDEGEND OOFF4444 The running back position at Syracuse has a rich tradition of greatness. Much of that greatness has revolved around one jersey number — No. 44. It is one of the most storied numbers associated with any college football program. Three players who have donned No. 44 are in the College Football Hall of Fame. Those three — Jim Brown, Ernie Davis and Floyd Little — rank among the fi nest running backs to ever play the game. Overall, 25 players have worn the historic jersey.

Rob Konrad Michael Owens HISTORY OF 44

Year Player Pos. 1921 Gifford Zimmerman HB 1924 Charles Roberts HB 1925 Clarence Taylor QB 1926 Don Baldwin WR 1932 Richard Fishel HB 1933 Henry Merz QB 1934 Hamilton Watt WR 1935-36 Francis Mullins HB 1937 Stanley Stanislay WR 1938 Benjamin DeYoung WR 1939 Francis Mazejko G 1940 Richard Ransom T 1945 J. O’Brien T 1952 Robert Eberling RB 1954-56 Jim Brown RB 1957-58 Thomas Stephens HB 1959-61 Ernie Davis HB 1962-63 William Schoonover HB 1964-66 Floyd Little RB 1967-69 Richard Panczyszyn QB 1977 Mandel Robinson RB 1981-82 Glen Moore RB 1987-89 Michael Owens RB 1990-93 Terry Richardson RB 1995-98 Rob Konrad FB

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11961961 HEISMANHEISMAN TTROPHYROPHY WWINNER:INNER: EERNIERNIE DDAVISAVIS In 1961, the Civil Rights Act was three years from becoming a reality. It would be four years until the voting rights of all Americans were protected by federal law. But, an unassuming sports hero was about to play an important, yet unintentional, role in the burgeoning civil rights movement. On Dec. 6, 1961, Syracuse University running back Ernest R. Davis was awarded the . It was the first time an African-American was honored as college football's best player, even though they had participated in the game since the late 1800s. As a sophomore, Davis rushed for a team-high 686 yards and scored 10 touchdowns to power Ben Schwartzwalder’s 1959 Orange to a 10-0 regular-season record, the nation’s No. 1 ranking and a Cotton Bowl showdown with Texas. With the collective eyes of the college football world focused on Dallas, Davis captured MVP honors, scoring two touchdowns – one on an 87-yard halfback option pass from captain Gerhard Schwedes – and setting up a third to spark a 23-14 Orange triumph. In 1960, Davis led the squad in rushing again with 877 yards and scored 10 more touchdowns to earn All-America accolades. Davis paced SU on the ground for a third time in 1961, rushing for 823 yards and scoring 15 touchdowns. In the Liberty Bowl, he ran for 140 yards on 30 carries and scored SU’s first touchdown as the Orange rallied from a 14-0 halftime deficit to nip Miami (Fla.), 15-14. A unanimous selection for his second first-team All-America honor, Davis was then rewarded with the 1961 Heisman Trophy. President John F. Kennedy sent the following telegram to Davis in 1963 after a celebration of Davis’ achievements in Elmira, New York:

“ Seldom has an athlete been more deserving of such a tribute. Your high standards of performance on the field and off the field reflect the finest qualities of competition, sportsmanship and citizenship. The nation has bestowed upon you its highest awards for your athletic achievements. It’s a privilege for me to address you tonight as an outstanding American, and as a worthy example of our youth. I salute you.”

Hoping to team the talented Davis with his SU backfield predecessor and NFL rushing king Jim Brown, owner traded for Davis after Washington selected him with the first overall pick in the annual draft. But before the former Orange stars could suit up together, Davis contracted leukemia and died on May 18, 1963. He was 23. In the fall of 1979, Davis, who had taken the greatness of SU’s No. 44 from Jim Brown and passed it on to Floyd Little, was a posthumous inductee into the National Football Foundation’s College Hall of Fame. In 2008, "The Express," a motion picture about Davis' life, premiered in downtown Syracuse. Syracuse University has honored Davis in many ways, including with the retirement of his No. 44, erecting a statue of him on the University Quad, building Ernie Davis Hall, and celebrating the 50th anniversary of his historic Heisman victory with an event at the New York Historical Society Museum in in 2011.

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Don McPherson

AALLLL-AAMERICANSMERICANS During Syracuse’s 126-year football history, Orange players have earned more than 100 All-America awards from national selectors. Bill Horr became the program’s fi rst All-American in 1907 when the legendary named Horr to his second team. Current New York Giants is the most recent Orange standout to receive recognition. Nassib was picked to the Pro Football Weekly All-America First Team in 2012.

Chris Gedney Larry Csonka BEST OF THE BEST

Forty-four Orange have been named to at least one major All- America fi rst team a total of 55 times. Center J.A. (Joe) Alexander and halfback Floyd Little were three-time, fi rst-team honorees. 17 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS 28 CONSECUTIVE YEARS FROM 1975-2002 WITH AT LEAST ONE ALL-AMERICAN

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BBOWLOWL TTRADITIONRADITION Syracuse is 15-9-1 in its 25 bowl appearances and has won fi ve of its last six postseason games. From 1989-96, the Orange won seven consecutive bowl games, the seventh-longest, bowl-winning streak in the history of college football. Syracuse has played in 16 different bowl games in all and the program’s .620 bowl winning percentage ranks seventh all-time among schools with at least 15 appearances.

NEW YEAR’S SIX

During its illustrious history, Syracuse has earned invitations to all six bowls that are part of the College Football Playoff – the Rose, Sugar, Orange, Fiesta, Peach and Cotton Bowls.

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TTHEHE CCARRIERARRIER DOMEDOME One of the "Seven Wonders" of the college athletics world, the Carrier Dome was the fi rst domed stadium built in the Northeast. Since it opened in 1980, more than 9 million fans have passed through the building's gates to watch Syracuse football. In 2016, the University announced more than $250 million worth of enhancements to the Dome, including a state-of-the-art roof, that will transform the stadium into one of the fi nest facilities in all of sports.

THE LOUD HOUSE

There’sT no place “like the Carrier Dome. It’s the loudest place. Nobody liked coming to play us there. You can talk to any of the guys in the NFL right now who played there and they’ll tell you. The Dome was the worst placep to come to play. ” – Dwight Freeney – All-American & Super Bowl Champion

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FFIRSTIRST-CCLASSLASS FFACILITIESACILITIES The Ensley Athletic Center and Iocolano-Petty Football Complex stand as symbols of Syracuse University's commitment to providing an exceptional student-athlete experience. Named in honor of three-sport letterwinner Cliff Ensley, the 87,000-square foot Ensley Athletic Center offers a full-sized, indoor, FieldTurf practice fi eld identical to the Carrier Dome. The Iocolano-Petty Football Complex embodies the long and storied tradition of the Syracuse football program. The facility features a Carrier Dome theater, state-of-the-art player lounge, locker room and cafeteria, as well as displays honoring the team's all-time greats.

Ferguson Auditorium Carrier Dome Experience

Michael M. Bill '58 Locker Room

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BY THE NUMBERS 1 AFCA ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD (1999) 2 BIG EAST SCHOLAR-ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

AACADEMICCADEMIC 5 NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SSUCCESSUCCESS SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Student-Athlete Academic Development The Stevenson Educational Center, located in Manley Field House, is home to the 13 Syracuse Student-Athlete Academic Development staff. The center features a computer lab, tutor rooms, a career development suite, and meeting rooms for day, as well as CoSIDA ACADEMIC evening, study-table sessions. ALL-AMERICANS The educational center team is involved in additional activities designed to enhance academic performance. Orientation programs for incoming student-athletes are held at the beginning of the fi rst semester in order to aid in the transition from high school to college. Career planning programs assist those who are undecided on their major course of study. As student-athletes approach the end of their college careers, programs coordinated by the 21 academic development staff help them enter the work force or explore opportunities for HAMPSHIRE HONOR graduate school. One of those programs is “SU RISE Life Skills,” which is designed to provide student- SOCIETY MEMBERS athletes with proactive and continuing education to develop the skills necessary to excel in the classroom, maximize athletic ability, and prepare them for post-collegiate success. As part of the curriculum, the academic development staff hosts a networking/etiquette night each fall and a career fair every spring. Staff members focus on the enhancement of academic performance through 21 the development of study and communication skills, goal-setting, stress and time AFCA ACADEMIC management, and individual tutoring and mentoring. Academic performance is monitored HONORABLE MENTION to ensure NCAA, Atlantic Coast Conference, and Syracuse University eligibility rules are met CITATIONS and that academic progress is being made toward graduation.

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TTHISHIS IISS SSYRACUSEYRACUSE

UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY Newhouse 3 Founded in 1870, Syracuse University is a private, co-educational, urban institution located in the heart of Central New York on a beautiful, 270-acre main campus. With an enrollment of 14,362 undergraduates and nearly 7,000 graduate and law students, Syracuse is recognized as a student- focused global research university renowned for academic rigor, richly diverse learning experiences, and a spirit of discovery. The University’s 11 schools and colleges offer more than 200 majors and a wealth of enriching educational experiences that often blend a strong liberal arts core with applied and professional studies, including experiential learning opportunities in a range of fields. The University has learning centers Hendricks Chapel in New York City, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C., and its study-abroad program has eight overseas centers with affiliations that provide additional options in more than 30 other countries. Among the University’s schools and colleges are many programs that garner national accolades, including ones in the arts, architecture, communications, entrepreneurship, engineering, information studies, and public administration. Extracurricular activities are abundant, from student organizations and service learning opportunities in the community to numerous intramural, club, and recreational offerings. Syracuse’s diverse student body represents all 50 states and more than 120 countries. About 25 percent are minority students, reflecting the University’s longstanding commitment to diversity and tradition of welcoming Hall of Languages students with different experiences and backgrounds, as demonstrated in its nationally-recognized programs for veterans, their families, and those who serve our country. With nearly 250,000 living alumni, Syracuse’s Orange pride shines in the success of its graduates and in a strong alumni network that creates valuable opportunities for students. Whether involved in global study, experiential learning, interdisciplinary scholarship, or innovative research, students learn the value of collaboration and are prepared to make a difference and have a positive impact on today’s global society.

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AATHLETICSTHLETICS

EEXCELLENCEXCELLENCE Men's Cross Country By any measure, the 2015-16 academic year was the most successful season in the history of Syracuse University Athletics. The Orange ranked 21st in the fi nal Division I Learfi eld Directors' Cup standings, the fi rst time Syracuse fi nished in the top 25. A record 12 teams earned Directors' Cup points. Among the highlights were the men's cross country team winning its second national championship and Ange Bradley's fi eld hockey squad capturing the fi rst women's NCAA title in school history. In all, a record fi ve Orange teams reached the national semifi nals of their respective NCAA championships, and 15 of Syracuse’s 20 programs qualifi ed for the postseason. Women's Basketball At the conference level, Syracuse claimed ACC team championships in men's cross country, men's soccer, men's indoor track & fi eld, and men's lacrosse. Syracuse student-athletes also won four ACC individual titles. Syracuse's performance in the classroom was just as impressive as its achievements on the playing fi elds. A record 63 percent of Orange student- athletes earned a 3.0 GPA or higher, including 31 percent who achieved a 3.5 or better. In the most recent release of APR data, 11 Orange teams recorded perfect 1,000 single-year scores, and the women's soccer program posted a 1,000 multi-year average to receive national recognition from the NCAA Division I Academic Performance Program (APP).

Men's Basketball Men's Soccer

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Aaron Sorkin

PPROMINENTROMINENT OORANGERANGE ACTORS Donald McPherson ‘88 FASHION DESIGNERS Stephanie Welsh ’95 Taye Diggs ’93 Art Monk ’80 Henry Grethel ’54 Stephen Dunn G’70 Vanessa Williams ’85 Jim Nance ’65 Betsey Johnson ’64 Jim Morin ’75 Bob Dishy ’55 Daniel Schayes ’81 Eli Saslow ’04 Peter Falk ’53 Rony Seikaly ’91 GRAMMY AWARD WINNER Elizabeth Strout L’82 Frank Langella ’59 Kathrine Switzer ’68, G’72 Lou Reed ’64 Jerry Stiller ’50 SCREENWRITER/ Tom Everett Scott ’92 BROADCAST JOURNALISTS MAGAZINE PUBLISHER PLAYWRIGHT Jessie Mueller ’05 Ted Koppel ’60 S.I. Newhouse Jr. ’49 Aaron Sorkin ’83 Vera Farmiga ’95 Bob Dotson G’69 Steve Kroft ’71 MEDAL OF FREEDOM SPORTSCASTERS AIRLINE CEO Lakshmi Singh ’94 WINNERS Marv Albert ’63 Ben Baldanza ’84 Jennifer Ludden ’88 William Safire ’51, H’78 Len Berman ’68 Joe Biden Pam Fessler G’80 Ruth Johnson Colvin ’59 Carter Blackburn ‘01 ARCHITECTS Jeff Glor ’97 Bob Costas ’74 Richard S. Hayden ’60 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER Ian Eagle ‘90 Richard Gluckman ’70 CHILDREN’S AUTHORS Donald E. Newhouse ’51 Marty Glickman ’39 David Rockwell ’79 Andrea Davis Pinkney ’85 Larry Kramer ’72 Daryl Johnston ‘89 Adam Gross ’79 Robb Armstrong ’85 Sean McDonough ‘84 James Wines ’55 Steve Sheinkin ’90 NOVELISTS Beth Mowins G’90 Karen Winnick ’68 Stephen Crane 1891 Dave O’Brien ‘86 ARTISTS John D. MacDonald ’36 Dave Pasch ‘94 Sol LeWitt ’49 CHOREOGRAPHER Mary Gordon ’73 Dave Ryan ‘89 Bill Viola ’73, G’75 Paul Taylor ’53 Joyce Carol Oates ’60 Dick Stockton ’64 Warren Kimble ’57 Tim Green ’86, G’94 ’88 COACHES Shirley Jackson ’40 ASTRONAUTS Jim Boeheim ‘66 Alice Sebold ’84 UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS F. Story Musgrave ’58 Tom Coughlin ‘68 George Saunders G’88 Donna Shalala G’70 Lt. Col. Eileen Collins ’78 John Desko ‘91 Michael Crow G’85 His Royal Highness Prince Frank Hamblen ‘69 PRINT JOURNALISTS Eileen Collins Sultan bin Salman Al Saud G’99 ‘91 William Safire ’51, H’78 UNITED STATES Roy Simmons Sr. ‘25 Robin Toner ’76 AMBASSADORS ATHLETES Roy Simmons Jr. ‘59 John Berry ’81 Gary Anderson, ’82 PRODUCERS James Cunningham ’74 Emme Aronson ‘85 COMEDY WRITERS Charles H. Joffe ’51 Jim Brown ’57 Seaman Jacobs ’32 Dick Clark ’51 UNITED STATES SENATORS Dave Bing ’66 Irma Kalish ’45 Fred Silverman ’58 Alphonse D’Amato ’59, G’61 Derrick Coleman ’90 Eric Stengel ’93 Arielle Tepper ’94 Warren Rudman ’52 Larry Csonka ’68 Van Dean ’96 Ernie Davis ’62 COMPOSERS Danny Zuker ’86 UNITED STATES VICE Gary Gait ‘90 Carlisle Floyd ’46, G’49 PRESIDENT Felisha Legette-Jack ’90 Mark Oakland Fax ’33 PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS Joseph Biden G’68 Floyd Little ’67 Jimmy Van Heusen ’34 Donald Martino ’52 John Mackey ’63 John Noble Wilford G’56 VENTURE CAPITALIST Donovan McNabb ’99 Ruth Fremson ’86 Arthur Rock ’48 Mike Tirico

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EEMERALDMERALD CCITYITY Located in the heart of New York state, the city of Syracuse and its nearby environs offer a blend of city life and scenic countryside escapes. Among its many attractions, the city hosts an opera company, museums, art houses, and a professional theater. Historic Armory Square in downtown Syracuse is filled with restaurants, pubs, and boutique hotel and shopping opportunities, along with the hands-on Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology. To experience some of the unique sites the city has to offer, visitors can travel the Connective Corridor, a three-mile urban design project linking Syracuse University with the city’s cultural attractions. Beyond the city, the area features abundant county and regional parks. The Destiny USA Rosamond Gifford Zoo, Beaver Lake Nature Center, Onondaga Lake Park, and Baltimore Woods Nature Preserve offer plenty of recreation and entertainment opportunities. Syracuse is also home to Destiny USA – a 2.4 million square-foot destination shopping complex. Destiny USA recently underwent a 850,000 square-foot expansion that combines full-priced and value retail with fine dining and entertainment venues. It’s the sixth-largest shopping center in the United States, featuring more than 260 tenants. Residents and visitors enjoy the region’s four seasons, which allow for various outdoor sports, including cross-country and downhill skiing, snowmobiling, biking, fishing, hiking, and canoeing. In addition, more than 40 golf courses are located Skaneateles Lake throughout the greater Syracuse area. For the sports enthusiasts, the city is home to the Syracuse Chiefs, the Triple-A affiliate for the Washington Nationals, and the AHL hockey team. A yearly end-of-summer celebration with exhibitions, food, and entertainment, the Great New York State Fair draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. The area also hosts many other festivals, including the Jamesville Balloon Fest, Syracuse Jazz Fest, and Great American Antique Fest. In recognition of the area’s many assets, Forbes magazine in June 2010 listed Syracuse in its top 10 ranking of “America’s Best Places to Raise a Family.”

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2016 SCHEDULE GENERAL INFORMATION Date Opponent (TV) Location Series Record Location ...... Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 2 Colgate (ESPN3) Syracuse, N.Y. Colgate leads, 31-30-5 Founded ...... 1870 Sept. 9 Louisville * (ESPN2) Syracuse, N.Y. Louisville leads, 8-6 Enrollment ...... 14,362 Sept. 17 USF (ESPN3) Syracuse, N.Y. USF leads, 7-2 Chancellor ...... Kent Syverud Sept. 24 Connecticut East Hartford, Conn. Connecticut leads, 6-1 1 Director of Athletics ...... Oct. 1 Notre Dame ! East Rutherford, N.J. Notre Dame leads, 4-3 Faculty Athletics Representative ...... Rick Burton Oct. 8 Wake Forest * Winston-Salem, N.C. Syracuse leads, 4-1 Nickname ...... Orange Oct. 15 Virginia Tech * Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse leads, 9-8 Color ...... Orange (Pantone 1655) Oct. 22 Boston College * Chestnut Hill, Mass. Syracuse leads, 29-19 2 Mascot ...... Otto the Orange Nov. 5 Clemson * Clemson, S.C. Clemson leads, 3-1 Fight Song ...... Nov. 12 North Carolina State * Syracuse, N.Y. North Carolina State leads, 8-1 Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I (FBS) Nov. 19 Florida State * Syracuse, N.Y. Florida State leads, 8-1 Conference ...... Atlantic Coast (Atlantic Division) Nov. 26 Pittsburgh * Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh leads, 37-30-3 3

* - ACC game STADIUM INFORMATION ! - New York's College Classic (MetLife Stadium) 1 - Does not include Syracuse wins in 2004 and 2006 vacated by NCAA Home Field ...... Carrier Dome 2 - Does not include Syracuse's 2004 win vacated by NCAA Surface ...... FieldTurf 3 - Does not include Syracuse's 2004 win vacated by NCAA Capacity ...... 49,262 Largest Crowd ...... 50,564 vs. Miami (), 1980 First Game ...Sept. 20, 1980 - SU 36, Miami (Ohio) 24 2015 RESULTS (4-8, 2-6 ACC) Date Opponent (TV) Result Score Attendance TEAM INFORMATION Sept. 4 Rhode Island (ESPN3) Win 47-0 30,112 Sept. 12 Wake Forest * (ACC Network) Win 30-17 26,670 2015 Record ...... 4-8 Sept. 19 Central Michigan (RSN) Win 30-27 (OT) 27,949 2015 ACC Record/Finish ...... 2-6/5th (Atlantic) Sept. 26 LSU (ESPN) Loss 34-24 43,101 Head Coach ...... Dino Babers Oct. 10 at USF (CBS Sports Network) Loss 45-24 27,235 Alma Mater ...... Hawaii '84 Oct. 17 at Virginia * (RSN) Loss 44-38 (3OT) 39,223 Record at SU ...... First Year Oct. 24 Pittsburgh * (ESPNU) Loss 23-20 29,832 Career Record ...... 37-16 (4 years) Oct. 31 at Florida State * (ABC) Loss 45-21 67,630 Football Office Phone ...... (315) 443-4817 Nov. 7 at Louisville * (ACC Network) Loss 41-17 46,158 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 43/19 Nov. 14 Clemson * (ABC/ESPN2) Loss 37-27 36,736 Offense ...... 22/7 Nov. 21 at North Carolina State * (ACC Network) Loss 42-29 55,260 Defense...... 19/9 Nov. 28 Boston College * (RSN) Win 20-17 30,317 Specialists ...... 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 19/7 * - ACC game Offense ...... 8/3 Defense...... 9/3 Specialists ...... 2/1 RETURNING STARTERS (19) Basic Offense ...... Spread Basic Defense ...... 4-3/Multiple 2015 Career First Year of Football ...... 1889 Off ense (8) Pos. Yr. Starts Starts 2015 Notes All-Time Record * ...... 701-513-49 (126 seasons) QB So. 7 7 Accounted for 16 total TDs (11 passing, 5 rushing) ACC Record ...... 7-17 (3 seasons) Jordan Fredericks RB So. 7 7 First true freshman to lead SU in rushing since 2006 Joined ACC ...... 2013 Ervin Philips WR Jr. 8 10 8th in the ACC in scoring at 5.3 points per game Steve Ishmael WR Jr. 12 17 TD catch in 6 of the last 8 games Bowl Appearances ...... 25 Brisly Estime WR Sr. 10 15 Led SU in yards per catch (17.2) Bowl Record ...... 15-9-1 Jason Emerich C R-Sr. 10 12 Started last 10 games … 5 knockdown blocks vs. LSU * - Eleven wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA Omari Palmer RG R-Sr. 12 21 Season-high 8 knockdown blocks at NC State Josh Parris TE R-Sr. 7 16 Had at least one catch in 7 of his 10 games played UNIVERSITY MAILING 2015 Career Defense (9) Pos. Yr. Starts Starts 2015 Notes ADDRESSES Kayton Samuels NT R-So. 12 12 6 multi-tackle games … Career-high 3 tackles at NC State Parris Bennett LB Jr. 8 8 Third on SU in tackles (44) … Two 10+ tackle games Iocolano-Petty Football Complex Zaire Franklin LB Jr. 12 15 4th soph. captain in SU history … Team-best 81 tackles 1301 East Colvin Street Marqez Hodge LB Sr. 12 24 41 tackles … Tied for SU lead in fumbles recovered (2) Syracuse, N.Y. 13244 Cordell Hudson * CB R-So. 5 5 Tied for SU lead with 2 INTs … 42 tackles (315) 443-4817 Juwan Dowels * CB R-So. 5 5 Led SU in passes defended (6) and pass breakups (5) Chauncey Scissum S R-Jr. 7 7 2nd among SU defensive backs with 43 tackles Syracuse Admissions Office Antwan Cordy S Jr. 12 13 Team leader in TFLs (12.0) … 8 games with 5+ tackles 100 Crouse-Hinds Hall Corey Winfield CB R-Jr. 8 8 INT return for TD vs. Rhode Island … 30 tackles Syracuse, N.Y. 13244 (315) 443-3611 * - Shared time as starter

Carrier Dome 2015 Career 900 Irving Avenue Specialists (2) Pos. Yr. Starts Starts 2015 Notes Syracuse, N.Y. 13244 Cole Murphy PK Jr. 12 21 16 made FGs tied for 5th on the SU season record list (315) 443-4634 Matt Keller LS So. 12 12 Helped SU rank 3rd in the ACC in net punting avg. (40.1)

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CREDENTIALS AND SCOUTING PASSES

Season and individual game requests for working press credentials for media or professional scouts should be made online via the PressPass media credential system. Please visit www.SportsSystems. com/Syracuse to apply for credentials. Requests should be made at least two weeks prior to the game. Communication regarding your request will be made via email. Please contact the Syracuse University Athletic Communications Department with any additional questions. Visiting team media should contact the opposing team's athletic communications office to be placed on their official credential list. Passes not picked up in advance will be available at the Will Call window located at Gate B of the Carrier Dome three hours before kickoff. Gameday requests will not be honored. PARKING Parking for media in the WEST Lot across the TELEVISION street from the Carrier Dome is limited and passes DIRECTIONS TO THE are issued on a priority basis within the same News stations covering Orange football games CARRIER DOME guidelines as working credentials. Additional parking are permitted to shoot from the photo deck for media is available at Manley Field House in opposite the press box or field level outside the FROM THE NORTH: Take Interstate 81 south the South Manley Lot. A media shuttle runs from team bench areas. Individuals must have a game to exit 17 or 18. GAMEDAY: If you have been South Manley to the Carrier Dome beginning photo credential or Carrier Dome photo button to issued press parking for the WEST Lot, take approximately three hours prior to kickoff. Return obtain access. exit 17 and turn right on State Street. At the service is available for approximately two hours third light, turn right on Castle Street and see following the conclusion of the game. INTERNET ACCESS the instructions “From Castle Street.” If you do not have press parking, take exit 17 and PRESS BOX The press box in the Carrier Dome is equipped follow the signs for Carrier Dome parking. with wireless internet for use by members of the NO GAME: Take exit 18 and turn left on All media will work from the press box located on media. Network information is available in the press Adams Street. At the second light, turn right the third level of the Carrier Dome. Media should box on gameday. on Irving Avenue. Follow Irving Avenue until enter the building through Stadium Control and the Carrier Dome appears on the left. take the elevator or stairs to the Upper Concourse then proceed to the right. The press box is on the SERVICES FROM CASTLE STREET: Bear left under left directly under Section 301. The press box opens the railroad tracks where Castle becomes three hours prior to kickoff. Final statistics are available approximately 20 Renwick Avenue. Take a sharp left on to minutes after the conclusion of the game. Quotes Fineview Place. Cross East Raynor Avenue, from both head coaches and select student-athletes turn left on Standart Street and turn right PHOTOGRAPHERS will be distributed in the press box and are available into the lot. on SU’s official website (Cuse.com) approximately Syracuse reserves the right to admit only those one hour after the game ends. FROM THE SOUTH: Take Interstate 81 north photographers deemed to be on the premises for A full meal is served prior to kickoff. There is to exit 17 or 18. GAMEDAY: If you have legitimate media purposes and who are shooting for continuous beverage service throughout the game. been issued press parking for the WEST Lot, editorial purposes only. Photographers must have take exit 17. Turn right on Salina Street and an individual game photo credential or Carrier Dome continue until Castle Street. Turn right on photo button. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Castle and see the instructions “From Castle There is a field-level work area for photographers Street.” If you do not have press parking, take located in the Cadallic Lounge next to the ambulance The Syracuse locker room is closed to the media exit 17 and follow the signs for Carrier Dome tunnel. There is also limited photographer work following games, both at home and on the road. parking. NO GAME: Take exit 18 and turn space in the press box. Coach Dino Babers will hold his news conference in the Cadillac Lounge located on the Service Level of right on Adams Street. At the second light, the Carrier Dome near Stadium Control. turn right on Irving Avenue. Follow Irving RADIO Following the conclusion of Coach Babers' news Avenue until the Carrier Dome appears on conference, select requested student-athletes will the left. Syracuse hosts both home and visi ng network be brought to the Cadillac Lounge to meet with radio in booths in the press box. Radio and media representatives. Student-athlete requests will FROM THE EAST: Take the New York State ISDN lines are available for non-conference visiting be collected during the fourth quarter of each game. Thruway to exit 36. Follow I-81 south to exits radio broadcasts for a fee. Radio lines for Atlantic 17 or 18 and follow the above instructions for Coast Conference games are made available in “From the North.” accordance with conference guidelines. All requests must be made in advance to Syracuse IMG Sports FROM THE WEST: Take the New York State Marketing by calling (315) 445-2500. Thruway to exit 39. Follow I-690 to I-81 and follow the above instructions for "From the North."

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2016 SEASON OUTLOOK

Head coach Dino Babers enters his fi rst season at the helm of the Syracuse University football program in 2016. A proven winner who has captured three conference tles in his fi rst four seasons as a head coach, Babers brings a 37-16 (.698) career record with him from Bowling Green. The cupboard for Babers is not bare, as the Orange return a wealth of experienced players, including 19 starters (8 off ense, 9 defense, 2 specialists). Off ensively, the squad brings back 13 players who have made at least two starts. Redshirt senior off ensive lineman Omari Palmer leads all Syracuse players on that side of the ball with 21 starts to his credit. On the defensive side, 12 players have made at least four fi rst-string appearances. Junior linebacker Zaire Franklin, the club’s leading tackler in 2015, has started a team-best 15 straight contests. That experience will be put to the test. The Orange will face the eighth-toughest schedule in the country in 2016 according to ESPN. Syracuse opens the year with three straight games in the Carrier Dome, including its Atlan c Coast Conference opener against Louisville on Sept. 9. The Orange also host non-league foes Colgate (Sept. 2) and USF (Sept. 17). A er a trip to Connec cut (Sept. 24), the Orange face Notre Dame (Oct. 1) at the 2016 New York’s College Classic in East Rutherford, N.J. In conference play, SU plays host to Virginia Tech (Oct. 15), North Carolina State (Nov. 12), and Florida State (Nov. 19). The ACC road slate includes games at Wake Forest (Oct. 8), Boston College (Oct. 22), Eric Dungey set the Syracuse record for the most passing yards by a true freshman (1,298) in 2015. Clemson (Nov. 5), and Pi sburgh (Nov. 26). Despite playing in only eight games, Dungey fi nished third on the Orange’s season total offense record Here is a posi on-by-posi on look at the 2016 list (1,649 yards). He accounted for 16 total touchdowns (11 passing, 5 rushing). Orange: RUNNING BACKS WIDE RECEIVERS

Sophomore Eric Dungey finished the spring atop Sophomore Dontae Strickland emerged as the Senior Brisly Estime, a 2015 All-ACC Third Team the depth chart. Equally effective as both a runner Orange’s top running back following spring drills. selection, enters the 2016 season as an All-America and passer, Dungey was 105-for-176 through the air As a true freshman in 2015, Strickland picked up 81 candidate as a return specialist. Syracuse’s most in 2015 and set the school record for most passing yards on the ground and also hauled in nine passes dynamic player in the open field, Estime led the yards by a true freshman with 1,298. He finished for 137 yards. Strickland and classmate Jordan team with an average of 17.2 yards per reception second on the club in rushing with 351 yards on 91 Fredericks became the first Syracuse true freshmen last year. The Delray Beach, Fla. product hauled in carries (3.9) and scored a team-best five rushing to score rushing touchdowns in a season opener an 89-yard touchdown pass against Wake Forest. touchdowns. Dungey recorded 16 total scores on since Damien Rhodes in the 2002 campaign starter It marked the third-longest pass play in program the year, two short of Donovan McNabb’s school against BYU. history and tied for the longest completion in the freshman record for touchdown responsibility. Fredericks brings an excellent blend of speed conference last season. Junior Zack Mahoney played in eight games and power to the position. The Inwood, N.Y. native Junior Steve Ishmael is another All-ACC candidate in 2015, starting four, after beginning the year led the team in 2015 with 607 yards rushing on who can stretch defenses. Ishmael led the Orange as Syracuse’s fifth-string quarterback. Mahoney 107 carries (5.7 avg.) and was second on the team in receptions (39), receiving yards (570), and completed 54-of-117 passes for 535 yards with with four rushing touchdowns. Fredericks was the touchdown catches (7) in 2015. His seven TD seven touchdowns. He also rushed for 151 yards first true freshman to lead Syracuse in rushing since receptions ranked fifth in the ACC. Ishamel caught at on 41 carries (3.7 avg.) and two scores. Mahoney Delone Carter in 2006, and his 607 yards ranked least one pass in every game and scored a TD in six made his first career start against No. 8 LSU and third on the school’s freshman rushing record list of the team’s final eight contests. Heading into his became the first Orange signal caller to throw three behind Carter (703 yards, 2006) and Joe Morris third season on campus, he owns a career average touchdowns in a half against a top-10 opponent. (1,001 yards, 1978). of 14.9 yards per catch, which ranks fifth among Injuries have hit the position hard recently. In January enrollee Moe Neal will likely be in active players in the conference. the past two years, Syracuse has used five different the mix after an impressive spring and a stellar Ervin Philips made the transition to inside starting quarterbacks. Three members of the current high school career. Neal set the Gaston County receiver this spring after serving as the Orange’s roster have started at least one game. In addition to career records for yards from scrimmage (6,882), primary hybrid back last season. Philips led the team Dungey and Mahoney, Austin Wilson also has two receptions (164), and points (630) at Forestview with eight total touchdowns (3 rushing, 5 receiving) career first-string appearances. High School (N.C.). Rivals.com ranked him the No. 14 and was second on the club with 48 points scored in Freshman early enrollee Rex Culpepper will push all-purpose back in the Class of 2016. 2015. He finished second on the team in receptions the veterans. Culpepper passed for more than 2,000 Redshirt senior George Morris is the Orange’s (29) and third in receiving yards (286). yards and 20 touchdowns as a junior at Plant High most experienced offensive player. In his collegiate Alvin Cornelius and junior Jamal Custis should School in Florida, a program that has produced career, he has logged time in 34 games. Morris set see plenty time at outside receiver in Babers’ spread several Division I quarterbacks recently, including a career high with 80 yards rushing against national offense. Jacob Hill, a converted running back, and Aaron Murray (Georgia), Robert Marve (Miami, runner-up Clemson last season. former Orange track star Clay Austin, finished the (Fla.)/Purdue), and Phillip Ely (Alabama). Overall, the Orange return 11 players who spring as the primary backups to Estime and Philips accounted for 92.6 percent of their 2015 rushing at slot receiver. yardage. Syracuse’s three returning letterwinners Graduate transfer Amba Etta-Tawo bolsters the at running back accounted for 51.8 percent of that group. Etta-Tawo caught 61 passes for 938 yards in total (1,014 out of 1,958 yards). three seasons at Maryland.

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Senior Cameron MacPherson fi nished the spring Jason Emerich, the projected starter at center, Chris Slayton was a College Football News atop the depth chart at tight end. He caught two has played in 26 games during his career, and CampusInsiders.com Honorable Mention passes for 13 yards in 2015. including 12 starts. Freshman All-American last season.

TIGHT ENDS OFFENSIVE LINE DEFENSIVE LINE

Senior Cameron MacPherson enters fall camp Of all the position groups, Syracuse has its most Syracuse’s experience on the defensive line lies as the first-string tight end. The brother of four- rebuilding to do along the offensive line. Starting inside with contributors Chris Slayton, Kayton year Orange letterwinner Macky MacPherson and guards Rob Trudo, Nick Robinson, and starting Samuels and Steven Clark back in the mix for 2016. grandson of former head coach Dick MacPherson, left tackle Ivan Foy all exhausted their eligibility in Slayton played all 12 games at defensive tackle he played in all 12 games in 2015, mainly on special 2015. The Orange returns three players who have last season, starting five contests. He recorded 22 teams. He also caught two passes for 13 yards. combined for 34 starts up front – Omari Palmer tackles, including 14 solo stops, and ranked fourth MacPherson began his career at Georgetown, (21), Jason Emerich (12) and Michael Lasker (1). on the team with six tackles for loss. The University playing two seasons at quarterback before joining Emerich moved into the at center Park, Ill. native earned 2015 College Football News the Orange. in the third game of 2015 and stayed there for and CampusInsiders.com Honorable Mention Classmate Kendall Moore appeared in three the rest of the year. He graded out the highest of Freshman All-America accolades. games in 2015, starting two contests, before being any Orange lineman against LSU and at Louisville. Samuels started all 12 games at nose tackle a sidelined most of the year with an injury. He hauled Emerich is a member of the 2016 watch list for the year ago. He registered 15 tackles (eight solo). The in three receptions for 39 yards in his limited duty. , which is presented annually to Ellenwood, Ga. product notched a career-high three One of those receptions was critical. Moore made a the most outstanding center in college football. tackles at North Carolina State. 13-yard catch against Central Michigan in overtime Palmer enters preseason camp as the starter at Clark proved to be stout in the middle as a to set up the game-winning touchdown. right guard after starting all 12 games in 2015 at rookie thanks to years of training as a powerlifter. Redshirt senior Josh Parris was limited during right tackle. He recorded eight knockdown blocks at He played in all 12 games in 2015, seeing his role spring practice with an injury. One of three players North Carolina State, the highest single-game total increase as the season progressed. The Arab, Ala. last season to record at least 20 receptions, Parris for a Syracuse offensive lineman last season. native finished with 21 tackles on the year and hauled in 21 passes for 140 yards in 2015. He Lasker closed spring drills as the starting right recovered two fumbles at Louisville. caught at least one pass in seven of the 10 games tackle. The Corona, Calif. native redshirted in 2015 The competition at defensive end is wide open, he played, and led the club in receptions in back-to- season. He made his first start for the Orange in as no one on the roster has started a college game back games at Florida State and Louisville. the 2014 season opener against Villanova. He has at the position. Redshirt freshman Jake Pickard and played 18 games in his Syracuse career. January enrollee Kenneth Ruff started the spring Redshirt junior Jamar McGloster is expected to game. Pickard was a Millburn High School (N.J.) line up at right tackle, while Aaron Roberts sits atop standout and Ruff recorded more than 30 career the post-spring depth chart at left guard. Both saw sacks at Florida’s Dillard High School. action in three games as reserves last season. Graduate transfer De’Jon Wilson should make Sophomore Cody Conway (left) and redshirt an immediate impact. Wilson played 22 games at freshman Evan Adams (right) are the primary Colorado before joining the Orange. backups at the two tackle positions. Two more Converted tight end Trey Dunkelberger and redshirt freshmen – Colin Byrne and Andrejas converted linebacker Hernz Laguerre were the Duerig – are the top reserves at right and left guard, backups at defensive end in the spring. Dynamic respectively. freshmen Josh Black, Kendall Coleman and Jaquwan Nelson will also compete for playing time.

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Parris Bennett posted two double-digit tackle Corey Winfi eld tied for the team lead An Athlon Sports Preseason All-ACC selection, games in 2015, including a career-high 13 stops with two last year, including one he Cole Murphy ranks third all-time at Syracuse with against Virginia. ran back for a touchdown versus Rhode Island. a .763 career fi eld-goal percentage.

LINEBACKERS SECONDARY SPECIAL TEAMS

Linebacker is one of the Orange’s most The Orange return both starting safeties Entering his third season as the Orange’s first- experienced position groups with juniors Parris and three who received extensive string placekicker is junior Cole Murphy. Murphy Bennett and Zaire Franklin entering their second experience with the first unit last season. Junior free booted 16 field goals in 2015, which ranked eighth years with the first unit. Senior Marqez Hodge, who safety Antwan Cordy leads the way after starting in the ACC and tied for fifth on the Orange single- was slowed by an injury in the spring, owns a team- each of the last 13 contests. Cordy ranked second season record list. The Castaic, Calif. native has best 24 career starts. on the team with 68 tackles in 2015 and set the made 47 consecutive PATs dating back to the 2014 Bennett started the first eight games of 2015 at Orange single-season record for most tackles for loss season. Murphy will likely handle the kickoff duties outside linebacker and finished third on the team by a defensive back (12). The Homestead, Fla. native as well. with 44 tackles. also returned a 44 yards for a touchdown at One of the biggest challenges for the Orange A smart and saavy player, Franklin is the starter Virginia. is replacing All-ACC and NFL draftee Riley at middle linebacker. He was voted the fourth Redshirt junior corner Corey Winfield is the Dixon. Redshirt freshman Sterling Hofrichter is the sophomore captain in the history of Syracuse team’s most physically-gifted player. He began his favorite to fill Dixon’s cleats. As a high school senior, football and first since 1945 last season and led career at wide receiver before moving to defense Hofrichter was a Florida Class 6A All-State First Team the team with 81 tackles, 11 for a loss. Franklin set in 2014. Winfield started eight games in 2015, selection and averaged 40.1 yards per punt. career highs in tackles (11), tackles for loss (3), and but missed the last four contests due to injury. He Senior Alex Grossman joined the team as a sacks (2) against Pittsburgh. recorded 30 tackles and tied for the team lead with walk-on in January and will compete for both the Hodge is a versatile player who has started at two interceptions. punting and place-kicking jobs. Grossman played both outside and middle linebacker in his collegiate In addition to Winfield, Juwan Dowels and scholastically at Syosset High School on Long Island. career. He has the reputation of being Syracuse’s Cordell Hudson both started five games at corner Sophomore Matt Keller is in his second season hardest hitter, and posted 102 tackles in his first in 2015. Both players finished with more than 40 as the team’s primary long snapper. He helped the three years. Hodge enters fall camp as the backup to tackles, and Dowels paced the Orange with six Orange rank third in the ACC in net punting average Bennett at weak-side linebacker. passes defended. in 2015. Jonathan Thomas and Ted Taylor earned valuable Redshirt junior Chauncey Scissum is slated as Senior Brisly Estime will serve as the team’s experience last season. Thomas, who opens the Cordy’s backup at free safety. A long, athletic player, primary return man once again after an outstanding preseason as the Orange’s starting strong-side Scissum started seven games in 2015. He ranked 2015 campaign. Estime led the ACC and finished linebacker, filled in for Bennett after he was injured second among Syracuse defensive backs with 43 second nationally in punt return average (18.1). at Florida State and tallied a career-high seven tackles. He also tied for second in the FBS with two punt tackles against the Seminoles. Taylor started the last Kielan Whitner led all Orange true freshmen returns for touchdowns. The Delray Beach, Fla. four games of 2015. He totaled 27 tackles on the with 33 tackles last year and sits atop the post- native ranks third at Syracuse in career punt return year, including five for a loss, and two sacks. spring depth chart at strong safety. Whitner saw average (16.9). Overall, Estime was 11th in the FBS his role increase as last season went along. The in combined kick return yardage (937 yards) last Lawrenceville, Ga. product logged a career-nine season and his 665 kickoff return yards were the tackles at Louisville. most ever for a Syracuse junior. Redshirt sophomore Rodney Williams is listed as Whitner’s backup. Williams started five games in 2015 and totaled 17 tackles.

24 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide A CLOSER LOOK AT THE ORANGE

PLAYERS BY CLASS Wide Receivers (15): Clay Austin, Sean Avant, Devin Butler, Alvin Cornelius, WHAT RETURNS BY PERCENTAGE Jamal Custis, Adly Enoicy, Brisly Estime, Redshirt Seniors (9): Alvin Cornelius, Amba Etta-Tawo, Tyler Gilfus, Jacob Hill, Jason Emerich, Amba Etta-Tawo, Wayne Rushing Yardage ...... 92.6 Steve Ishmael, Tyrone Perkins, Ervin Morgan, Michael Lasker, George Morris, Passing Yardage ...... 100.0 Philips, Sean Riley, Kenterius Womack Omari Palmer, Josh Parris, De’Jon Wilson Receiving Yardage ...... 87.6 Receptions ...... 87.2 Defensive Linemen (14): Josh Black, Seniors (10): Eric Anthony, Brisly Estime, Punt Return Yardage...... 100.0 Steven Clark, Kendall Coleman, Tyler Alex Grossman, Taylor Hindy, Marqez Kickoff Return Yardage ...... 100.0 Cross, Trey Dunkelberger, Anthony Hodge, Hernz Laguerre, Kendall Moore, Scoring ...... 94.9 Giudice, Hernz Laguerre, Jaquwan Cameron MacPherson, Joe Stanard, Ted Total Offense Yardage ...... 96.2 Nelson, Jake Pickard, Kenneth Ruff, Taylor All-Purpose Yardage ...... 91.7 Kayton Samuels, Chris Slayton, McKinley Field Goals ...... 100.0 Williams, De’Jon Wilson Redshirt Juniors (8): Sean Avant, PJ Punting Yardage...... 0.2 Batten, Jon Burton, Jamar McGloster, Tackles ...... 80.4 Linebackers (13): Eric Anthony, Andrew Alryk Perry, Chauncey Scissum, Austin Tackles for Loss ...... 66.7 Armstrong, Parris Bennett, Shyheim Wilson, Corey Winfield Sacks ...... 43.5 Cullen, Terell Drayton, Zaire Franklin, Fumble Recoveries ...... 75.0 Troy Henderson, Marqez Hodge, Kyle Juniors (13): Clay Austin, Parris Bennett, Interceptions ...... 81.8 Kleinberg, Alryk Perry, Ted Taylor, Ervin Philips scored 48 points on a Antwan Cordy, Jamal Custis, Terell Pass Breakups ...... 72.4 Jonathan Thomas, Tim Walton Drayton, Trey Dunkelberger, Zaire Turnovers Gained ...... 78.3 team-high eight touchdowns in 2015. Franklin, Nathan Hines, Steve Ishmael, Quarterbacks (5): Rex Culpepper, Eric Zack Mahoney, Cole Murphy, Ervin Dungey, Mo Hasan, Zack Mahoney, Philips, Jonathan Thomas Wayne Morgan Brooklyn Michigan (4) Austin Wilson Omari Palmer Coram Parris Bennett Detroit Redshirt Sophomores (9): Keaton Tyrone Perkins Glen Head Evan Foster West Bloomfield Running Backs (4): Jordan Fredericks, Darney, Juwan Dowels, Adly Enoicy, Chauncey Scissum West Henrietta Jacob Hill Detroit George Morris, Moe Neal, Dontae Donnie Foster, Cordell Hudson, Aaron Joe Stanard Baldwinsville Tim Walton Detroit Strickland Roberts, Kayton Samuels, Chris Slayton, Rodney Williams Georgia (10) Ohio (3) Tight Ends (4): PJ Batten, Cameron Tyler Cross Douglassville Andrew Armstrong Canfield MacPherson, Kendall Moore, Josh Parris Sophomores (14): Cody Conway, Steven Amba Etta-Tawo Powder Springs Troy Henderson Cleveland Clark, Eric Dungey, Daivon Ellison, Christopher Fredrick Conley Carl Jones Twinsburg Punters/Kickers (3): Alex Grossman, Jordan Fredericks, Anthony Giudice, Donnie Foster Savannah Sterling Hofrichter, Cole Murphy Jacob Hill, Matt Keller, Kyle Kleinberg, George Morris Lawrenceville Alabama (2) Michael Moore, Tyrone Perkins, Dontae Josh Parris Stone Mountain Steven Clark Arab Long Snappers (2): Nathan Hines, Matt Strickland, Kielan Whitner, Kenterius Alryk Perry Columbus Kenterius Womack Luverne Keller Womack Kayton Samuels Ellenwood Jonathan Thomas Lawrenceville Connecticut (2) Redshirt Freshmen (10): Evan Adams, PLAYERS BY STATE Kielan Whitner Mountain View Evan Adams Norwalk Samuel Clausman, Tyler Cross, Colin Ervin Philips West Haven Illinois (7) Byrne, Shyheim Cullen, Andrejas Duerig, Name Hometown Christopher Fredrick, Troy Henderson, Josh Black Loves Park Indiana (2) Sterling Hofrichter, Jake Pickard Cody Conway Plainfield Kendall Coleman Indianapolis Florida (21) Zack Mahoney LaGrange Andrejas Duerig Lowell Sean Avant Miramar Freshmen (22): Andrew Armstrong, Josh Kendall Moore Chicago PJ Batten Miami Liam O’Sullivan Chicago Maryland (2) Black, Scoop Bradshaw, Devin Butler, Scoop Bradshaw Tampa Michael Clark, Devon Clarke, Kendall Aaron Roberts Chicago Devin Butler District Heights Colin Byrne Coral Springs Chris Slayton University Park Nathan Hines Catonsville Coleman, Rex Culpepper, Evan Foster, Devon Clarke Kissimmee Tyler Gilfus, Mo Hasan, Sam Heckel, Carl Samuel Clausman Pembroke Pines New Jersey (7) Wisconsin (2) Jones, Moe Neal, Jaquwan Nelson, Liam Antwan Cordy Homestead O’Sullivan, James Pierre, Sean Riley, Clay Austin Montclair Sam Heckel Waukesha Rex Culpepper Tampa Daivon Ellison Linden Airon Servais Green Bay Kenneth Ruff, Airon Servais, Tim Walton, Juwan Dowels Sunrise McKinley Williams Anthony Giudice Monroe Township Adly Enoicy Delray Beach Jamar McGloster Hillside Massachusetts (1) Brisly Estime Delray Beach Jake Pickard Short Hills Shyheim Cullen Lowell PLAYERS BY POSITION Mo Hasan Coral Gables Dontae Strickland Dayton Marqez Hodge Miami Rodney Williams Cherry Hill Missouri (1) Cordell Hudson Largo Offensive Linemen (18): Evan Adams, Corey Winfield St. Louis Sterling Hofrichter Valrico Jon Burton, Colin Byrne, Michael Clark, Pennsylvania (7) Steve Ishmael Miami Samuel Clausman, Cody Conway, Keaton Michael Clark Exton North Carolina (1) Jaquwan Nelson Ft. Lauderdale Darney, Andrejas Duerig, Jason Emerich, Jamal Custis Moe Neal Gastonia James Pierre Pompano Beach Donnie Foster, Taylor Hindy, Sam Heckel, Trey Dunkelberger Shillington Kenneth Ruff Lauderhill Michael Lasker, Jamar McGloster, Liam Jason Emerich New Ringgold Oregon (1) Ted Taylor Riviera Beach O’Sullivan, Omari Palmer, Aaron Roberts, Zaire Franklin Philadelphia Eric Dungey Lake Oswego McKinley Williams Miramar Airon Servais Matt Keller Willow Street Austin Wilson Camp Hill Virginia (1) New York (14) Defensive Backs (17): Scoop Bradshaw, Jon Burton Spotsylvania Eric Anthony Baldwinsville Devon Clarke, Antwan Cordy, Juwan California (6) Alvin Cornelius Staten Island Dowels, Daivon Ellison, Evan Foster, Keaton Darney Los Angeles Washington, D.C. (1) Terell Drayton Rosedale Christopher Fredrick, Cordell Hudson, Taylor Hindy West Hills De’Jon Wilson Jordan Fredericks Inwood Carl Jones, Michael Moore, Wayne Michael Lasker Corona Tyler Gilfus Cape Vincent Morgan, James Pierre, Chauncey, Michael Moore Escondido Alex Grossman Woodbury Scissum, Joe Stanard, Kielan Whitner, Cole Murphy Castaic Kyle Kleinberg Armonk Rodney Williams, Corey Winfield Sean Riley Playa del Rey Hernz Laguerre Spring Valley Cameron MacPherson Syracuse

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No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Previous School) ALPHABETICAL 1 *** Brisly Es me WR Sr. 5-9 183 Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlan c Community) 2 * Eric Dungey QB So. 6-3 207 Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lakeridge) ROSTER 2 *** Wayne Morgan DB R-Sr. 5-11 193 Brooklyn, N.Y. (Erasmus Hall) 3 ** Ervin Philips WR Jr. 5-11 176 West Haven, Conn. (West Haven) No. Name Pos. 4 ** Zaire Franklin LB Jr. 6-0 230 Philadelphia, Pa. (La Salle College) 63 Evan Adams OL 4 * Dontae Strickland RB So. 5-11 199 Dayton, N.J. (South Brunswick) 41 Eric Anthony LB 5 * Aus n Wilson QB R-Jr. 6-3 222 Camp Hill, Pa. (East Pennsboro) 12 Andrew Armstrong LB 6 * Rodney Williams DB R-So. 5-10 186 Cherry Hill, N.J. (Cherry Hill West) 88 Clay Austin WR 8 ** Antwan Cordy DB Jr. 5-8 175 Homestead, Fla. (South Dade) 83 Sean Avant WR 8 ** Steve Ishmael WR Jr. 6-2 210 Miami, Fla. (North Miami Beach) 46 PJ Batten TE 9 * Juwan Dowels DB R-So. 5-10 180 Sunrise, Fla. (American Heritage) 30 Parris Bennett LB 10 Mo Hasan QB Fr. 6-3 190 Coral Gables, Fla. (Dillard) 85 Josh Black DL 10 Sterling Hofrichter P R-Fr. 5-9 183 Valrico, Fla. (Armwood) 26 Scoop Bradshaw DB 11 ** Corey Winfi eld DB R-Jr. 6-1 190 St. Louis, Mo. (Riverview Gardens) 73 Jon Burton OL 12 Andrew Armstrong LB Fr. 6-2 215 Canfi eld, Ohio (Cardinal Mooney) 81 Devin Butler WR 13 Evan Foster DB Fr. 6-2 197 West Bloomfi eld, Mich. (West Bloomfi eld) 64 Colin Byrne OL 14 * Kenterius Womack WR So. 6-1 181 Luverne, Ala. (Luverne) 77 Michael Clark OL 15 Rex Culpepper QB Fr. 6-3 228 Tampa, Fla. (Plant) 72 Steven Clark DL 15 James Pierre DB Fr. 6-2 175 Pompano Beach, Fla. (Deerfi eld Beach) 27 Devon Clarke DB 16 Carl Jones DB Fr. 6-2 175 Twinsburg, Ohio (St. Edward) 61 Samuel Clausman OL 16 * Zack Mahoney QB Jr. 6-2 206 LaGrange Park, Ill. (Lyons Township/College of DuPage) 55 Kendall Coleman DL 17 ** Jamal Cus s WR Jr. 6-5 224 Philadelphia, Pa. (Neumann-Gore ) 60 Cody Conway OL 18 Michael Moore DB So. 6-2 180 Escondido, Calif. (Escondido/Palomar College) 8 Antwan Cordy DB 19 * Daivon Ellison DB So. 5-8 177 Linden, N.J. (Don Bosco Prep) 82 Alvin Cornelius WR 19 Tyler Gilfus WR Fr. 6-1 192 Cape Vincent, N.Y. (Thousand Islands) 54 Tyler Cross DL 20 * Cordell Hudson DB R-So. 5-11 173 Largo, Fla. (Largo) 24 Shyheim Cullen LB 20 Sean Riley WR Fr. 5-9 165 Playa del Rey, Calif. (Narbonne) 15 Rex Culpepper QB 21 Moe Neal RB Fr. 5-11 169 Gastonia, N.C. (Forestview) 17 Jamal Custis WR 21 ** Chauncey Scissum DB R-Jr. 6-2 201 West Henrie a, N.Y. (Rush-Henrie a) 76 Keaton Darney OL 22 * Jordan Fredericks RB So. 5-10 209 Inwood, N.Y. (Lawrence) 9 Juwan Dowels DB 23 ** Jonathan Thomas LB Jr. 6-1 209 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill) 43 Terell Drayton LB 24 Shyheim Cullen LB R-Fr. 6-0 210 Lowell, Mass. (Lowell) 72 Andrejas Duerig OL 25 * Kielan Whitner DB So. 6-0 197 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Mountain View) 2 Eric Dungey QB 26 Scoop Bradshaw DB Fr. 6-0 162 Tampa, Fla. (Plant) 91 Trey Dunkelberger DL 26 Tyrone Perkins WR So. 6-0 203 Glen Head, N.Y. (Friends Academy) 19 Daivon Ellison DB 27 Devon Clarke DB Fr. 6-3 190 Kissimmee, Fla. (Osceola) 78 Jason Emerich OL 27 *** George Morris RB R-Sr. 6-0 182 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Central Gwinne ) 86 Adly Enoicy WR 28 Christopher Fredrick DB R-Fr. 5-11 189 Conley, Ga. (Cedar Grove) 1 Brisly Estime WR 30 ** Parris Benne LB Jr. 6-0 208 Detroit, Mich. (University of Detroit Jesuit) 84 Amba Etta-Tawo WR 31 * Kyle Kleinberg LB So. 6-0 215 Armonk, N.Y. (Don Bosco Prep (N.J.)) 58 Donnie Foster OL 33 *** Marqez Hodge LB Sr. 5-11 219 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 13 Evan Foster DB 34 * Jacob Hill WR So. 5-6 169 Detroit, Mich. (Detroit Country Day) 4 Zaire Franklin LB 36 Tim Walton LB Fr. 6-2 225 Detroit, Mich. (Cass Technical) 22 Jordan Fredericks RB 37 * Ted Taylor LB Sr. 6-1 217 Riviera Beach, Fla. (Dwyer/Dodge City Community College) 28 Christopher Fredrick DB 38 Alex Grossman K Sr. 5-9 148 Woodbury, N.Y. (Syosset) 19 Tyler Gilfus WR 39 Troy Henderson LB R-Fr. 5-11 216 Cleveland, Ohio (St. Edward) 79 Anthony Giudice DL 41 ** Eric Anthony LB Sr. 6-0 202 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) 38 Alex Grossman PK 42 Joe Stanard DB Sr. 5-10 202 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) 10 Mo Hassan QB 43 Terell Drayton LB Jr. 5-11 219 Rosedale, N.Y. (Townsend Harris) 75 Sam Heckel OL 45 Kenneth Ruff DL Fr. 6-1 264 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Dillard) 39 Troy Henderson LB 46 PJ Ba en TE R-Jr. 6-3 234 Miami, Fla. (Dade Chris an) 34 Jacob Hill WR 47 * Ma Keller LS So. 5-11 222 Willow Street, Pa. (Penn Manor) 79 Taylor Hindy OL 48 ** Cole Murphy K Jr. 6-3 200 Castaic, Calif. (Valencia) 53 Nathan Hines LS 49 Alryk Perry LB R-Jr. 6-1 217 Columbus, Ga. (Glenwood School) 33 Marqez Hodge LB 51 Jaquwan Nelson DL Fr. 6-4 230 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Ft. Lauderdale) 10 Sterling Hofrichter P 52 * Kayton Samuels DL R-So. 6-0 314 Ellenwood, Ga. (Arabia Mountain) 20 Cordell Hudson DB 53 Nathan Hines LS Jr. 6-6 248 Catonsville, Md. (Catonsville) 8 Steve Ishmael WR 54 Tyler Cross DL R-Fr. 6-2 279 Douglasville, Ga. (Northview) 16 Carl Jones DB 55 Kendall Coleman DL Fr. 6-3 250 Indianapolis, Ind. (Cathedral) 47 Matt Keller LS 56 Liam O’Sullivan OL Fr. 6-7 240 Chicago, Ill. (Maine South) 31 Kyle Kleinberg LB 57 *** Omari Palmer OL R-Sr. 6-3 315 Coram, N.Y. (Longwood) 58 Hernz Laguerre DL 58 Donnie Foster OL R-So. 6-3 326 Savannah, Ga. (IMG Academy (Fla.)) 67 Michael Lasker OL 58 Hernz Laguerre DL Sr. 6-1 237 Spring Valley, N.Y. (Spring Valley)

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No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 59 * Aaron Roberts OL R-So. 6-4 280 Chicago, Ill. (De La Salle Ins tute) ALPHABETICAL 60 * Cody Conway OL So. 6-6 287 Plainfi eld, Ill. (Plainfi eld North) 61 Samuel Clausman OL R-Fr. 6-3 317 Pembroke Pines, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) ROSTER 63 Evan Adams OL R-Fr. 6-6 333 Norwalk, Conn. (Norwalk) No. Name Pos. 64 Colin Byrne OL R-Fr. 6-5 312 Coral Springs, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 90 Cameron MacPherson TE 65 ** Jamar McGloster OL R-Jr. 6-7 328 Hillside, N.J. (Saint Anthony) 16 Zack Mahoney QB 67 ** Michael Lasker OL R-Sr. 6-5 312 Corona, Calif. (San ago/Riverside City College) 65 Jamar McGloster OL 68 Airon Servais OL Fr. 6-6 260 Green Bay, Wis. (Ashwaubenon) 87 Kendall Moore TE 72 * Steven Clark DL So. 6-2 287 Arab, Ala. (Brindlee Mountain) 18 Michael Moore DB 72 Andrejas Duerig OL R-Fr. 6-3 309 Lowell, Ind. (Mount Carmel) 2 Wayne Morgan DB 73 * Jon Burton OL R-Jr. 6-8 310 Spotsylvania, Va. (Courtland/Fork Union Military Academy) 27 George Morris RB 75 Sam Heckel OL Fr. 6-5 265 Waukesha, Wis. (Waukesha West) 48 Cole Murphy PK 76 Keaton Darney OL R-So. 6-3 276 Los Angeles, Calif. (Loyola) 21 Moe Neal RB 77 Michael Clark OL Fr. 6-7 277 Exton, Pa. (Downingtown East) 51 Jaquwan Nelson DL 78 *** Jason Emerich OL R-Sr. 6-3 293 New Ringgold, Pa. (Blue Mountain) 56 Liam O’Sullivan OL 79 * Anthony Giudice DL So. 6-1 273 Monroe Township, N.J. (Avon Old Farms (Conn.)) 57 Omari Palmer OL 79 Taylor Hindy OL Sr. 6-4 326 West Hills, Calif. (Chaminade Prep/Washington) 89 Josh Parris TE 81 Devin Butler WR Fr. 6-0 185 District Heights, Md. (Frederick Douglass) 26 Tyrone Perkins WR 82 *** Alvin Cornelius WR R-Sr. 6-1 190 Staten Island, N.Y. (To enville) 49 Alryk Perry LB 83 ** Sean Avant WR R-Jr. 5-10 210 Miramar, Fla. (Miramar) 3 Ervin Philips WR 84 Amba E a-Tawo WR R-Sr. 6-1 200 Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern/Maryland) 99 Jake Pickard DL 85 Josh Black DL Fr. 6-2 260 Loves Park, Ill. (Harlem) 15 James Pierre DB 86 Adly Enoicy WR R-So. 6-5 220 Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlan c Community) 20 Sean Riley WR 87 *** Kendall Moore TE Sr. 6-5 245 Chicago, Ill. (Neal F. Simeon) 59 Aaron Roberts OL 88 Clay Aus n WR Jr. 5-9 164 Montclair, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep) 45 Kenneth Ruff DL 89 *** Josh Parris TE R-Sr. 6-4 244 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson) 52 Kayton Samuels DL 90 * Cameron MacPherson TE Sr. 6-3 250 Syracuse, N.Y. (Chris an Brothers Academy/Georgetown) 68 Airon Servais OL 91 Trey Dunkelberger DL Jr. 6-5 235 Shillington, Pa. (Governor Miffl in/Pierce College) 21 Chauncey Scissum DB 93 De’Jon Wilson DL R-Sr. 6-3 250 Washington, D.C. (H.D. Woodson/Colorado) 95 Chris Slayton DL 95 * Chis Slayton DL R-So. 6-4 296 University Park, Ill. (Crete Monee) 42 Joe Stanard DB 98 McKinley Williams DL Fr. 6-5 255 Miramar, Fla. (Dillard) 4 Dontae Strickland RB 99 Jake Pickard DL R-Fr. 6-5 256 Short Hills, N.J. (Millburn) 37 Ted Taylor LB 23 Jonathan Thomas LB * - Le ers won 36 Tim Walton LB 25 Kielan Whitner DB COACHES & SUPPORT STAFF 98 McKinley Williams DL 6 Rodney Williams DB Head Coach: Dino Babers (Hawaii ‘84) - 1st season at SU Head Athle c Trainer: Denny Kellington 5 Austin Wilson QB Assistant Head Coach/Wide Receivers: Kim McCloud Assistant Athle c Trainer: Brad Kimble 93 De’Jon Wilson DL Defensive Coordinator: Brian Ward Head Equipment Manager for Football: Jim Schlensker 11 Corey Winfield DB Co-Off ensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks: Sean Lewis Administra ve Assistant for Dino Babers: Kim O’Connor 14 Kenterius Womack WR Co-Off ensive Coordinator/Off ensive Line: Mike Lynch Administra ve Specialist for Recrui ng: Laurene Porillo Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers: Tom Kaufman Offi ce Coordinator: Ka e Berardi Tight Ends: Reno Ferri Running Backs: Mike Hart Secondary: Nick Monroe Defensive Line: Vinson Reynolds Quality Control (Off ense): Vincent Marshall Quality Control (Defense): John Pike Graduate Assistant (Off ense): Lanear Sampson Graduate Assistant (Defense): Ben Olson Graduate Assistant (Defense): Bart Tanski Assistant AD/Athle c Performance: Sean Edinger Assistant Strength & Condi oning Coach: Jose Rodriguez Assistant Strength & Condi oning Coach: Jeff Sobol Assistant Strength & Condi oning Coach: Wayne Tuckson Director of Opera ons: Brad Wi ke Opera ons/Recrui ng Assistant: Jeff LePak Director of Player Development: Roy Wi ke Director of Recrui ng Opera ons: Asil Mulbah Director of High School Rela ons: J.B. Gerald Director of Video Opera ons: Aus n Beehner Assistant Video Coordinator: Shawn Emmons

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OFFENSE DEFENSE PRONUNCIATION GUIDE QB 2 Eric Dungey (6-3, 207, So.) DE 45 Kenneth Ruff (6-1, 264, Fr.) Players 16 Zack Mahoney (6-2, 206, Jr.) 91 Trey Dunkelberger (6-5, 235, Jr.) Sean Avant ...... Uh-vont 5 Austin Wilson (6-3, 222, R-Jr.) Devon Clarke ...... Duh-von 15 Rex Culpepper (6-2, 228, Fr.) NT 52 Kayton Samuels (6-0, 314, R-So.) Samuel Clausman ...... Clause-man Shyheim Cullen ...... Shy-heem 72 Steven Clark (6-2, 287, So.) Andrejas Duerig ...... Andreas Der-ig RB 4 Dontae Strickland (5-11, 199, So.) Eric Dungey ...... Dun-jee 22 Jordan Fredericks (5-10, 209, So.) DT 95 Chris Slayton (6-4, 296, R-So.) Daivon Ellison ...... Day-von 21 Moe Neal (5-10, 169, Fr.) 54 Tyler Cross (6-2, 279, R-Fr.) Jason Emerich ...... Emer-ick 27 George Morris (6-0, 182, R-Sr.) 79 Anthony Giudice (6-1, 273, So.) Adly Enoicy ...... Ad-lee E-noice-e Brisly Estime...... Brizz-lee Esteem WR 8 Steve Ishmael (6-2, 210, Jr.) DE 99 Jake Pickard (6-5, 256, R-Fr.) Amba Etta-Tawo...... Om-buh Etta-Tah-wo 86 Adly Enoicy (6-5, 220, R-So.) 58 Hernz Laguerre (6-1, 237, Sr.) Anthony Giudice ...... Ji-deece 19 Tyler Gilfus (6-1, 192, Fr.) Marqez Hodge ...... Mar-keese WLB 30 Parris Benne (6-0, 208, Jr.) Steve Ishmael ...... Ish-mail Hernz Laguerre ...... La-gair WR 3 Ervin Philips (5-11, 176, Jr.) 33 Marqez Hodge (5-11, 219, Sr.) Alryk Perry ...... All-rick 88 Clay Austin (5-9, 164, Jr.) 24 Shyheim Cullen (6-0, 210, R-Fr.) Airon Servais ...... Aaron Service 26 Tyrone Perkins (6-0, 203, So.) 49 Alryk Perry (6-1, 217, R-Jr.) Chauncey Scissum ...... Sizz-um Kielan Whitner ...... Kai-lin (rhymes with sky) WR 1 Brisly Estime (5-9, 183, Sr.) MLB 4 Zaire Franklin (6-0, 230, Jr.) De’Jon Wilson ...... Dee-zhon 34 Jacob Hill (5-6, 169, So.) 39 Troy Henderson (5-11, 216, Jr.) 83 Sean Avant (5-10, 210, R-Jr.) 31 Kyle Kleinberg (6-0, 215, So.) Coaches Reno Ferri ...... Fuh-ree WR 82 Alvin Cornelius (6-1, 190, R-Sr.) SLB 23 Jonathan Thomas (6-1, 209, Jr.) 17 Jamal Cus s (6-5, 224, Jr.) 37 Ted Taylor (6-1, 217, Sr.) START CHART 14 Kenterius Womack (6-1, 181, So.) 41 Eric Anthony (6-0, 202, Sr.) 43 Terell Drayton (5-11, 219, Jr.) ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Streak Career TE 90 Cameron MacPherson (6-3, 250, Sr.) Off ense 87 Kendall Moore (6-5, 245, Sr.) CB 11 Corey Winfi eld (6-1, 190, R-Jr.) Omari Palmer - 9 12 12 21 89 Josh Parris (6-4, 244, R-Sr.) 2 Wayne Morgan (5-11, 193, R-Sr.) Steve Ishmael - 5 12 12 17 46 PJ Batten (6-3, 234, R-Jr.) 28 Christopher Fredrick (5-11, 189, R-Fr.) Josh Parris 2 7 7 - 16 Brisly Es me 3 2 10 - 15 LT 67 Michael Lasker (6-5, 312, R-Sr.) FS 8 Antwan Cordy (5-8, 175, Jr.) Amba E a-Tawo * 7 6 2 - 15 Jason Emerich - 2 10 10 12 60 Cody Conway (6-6, 287, So.) 21 Chauncey Scissum (6-2, 201, R-Jr.) Ervin Philips - 2 8 7 10 73 Jon Burton (6-8, 310, R-Jr.) Eric Dungey - - 7 - 7 SS 25 Kielan Whitner (6-0, 197, So.) Jordan Fredericks - - 7 7 7 LG 59 Aaron Roberts (6-4, 280, R-So.) 6 Rodney Williams (5-10, 186, R-So.) Alvin Cornelius 4 - 2 1 6 72 Andrejas Duerig (6-3, 309, R-Fr.) 19 Daivon Ellison (5-8, 177, So.) Zack Mahoney - - 4 3 4 61 Samuel Clausman (6-3, 317, R-Fr.) 42 Joe Stanard (5-10, 202, Sr.) Kendall Moore - 2 2 - 4 George Morris - - 3 - 3 C 78 Jason Emerich (6-3, 293, R-Sr.) CB 20 Cordell Hudson (5-11, 173, R-So.) Aus n Wilson - 2 - - 2 79 Taylor Hindy (6-4, 326, Sr.) 9 Juwan Dowels (5-10, 180, R-So.) Michael Lasker - 1 - - 1 Cameron MacPherson - - 1 1 1 58 Donnie Foster (6-3, 326, R-So.) Tyler Provo - 1 - - 1 72 Andrejas Duerig (6-3, 309, R-Fr.) SPECIAL TEAMS * - at Maryland RG 57 Omari Palmer (6-3, 315, R-Sr.) PK 48 Cole Murphy (6-3, 200, Jr.) 64 Colin Byrne (6-5, 312, R-Fr.) 38 Alex Grossman (5-9, 148, Sr.) ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Streak Career 76 Keaton Darney (6-3, 276, R-So.) Defense P 10 Sterling Hofrichter (5-9, 183, R-Fr.) Marqez Hodge 3 9 12 12 24 RT 65 Jamar McGloster (6-7, 328, R-Jr.) Zaire Franklin - 3 12 15 15 63 Evan Adams (6-6, 333, R-Fr.) Antwan Cordy 1 12 13 13 LS 47 Matt Keller (5-11, 222, So.) Kayton Samuels - - 12 12 12 73 Jon Burton (6-8, 310, R-Jr.) 53 Nathan Hines (6-6, 248, Jr.) Parris Benne - - 8 - 8 Corey Winfi eld - - 8 - 8 Hold 16 Zack Mahoney (6-2, 206, Jr.) Chauncey Scissum - - 7 7 7 10 Sterling Hofrichter (5-9, 183, R-Fr.) Juwan Dowels - - 5 5 5 Cordell Hudson - - 5 4 5 Chris Slayton - - 5 - 5 KR/PR 1 Brisly Estime (5-9, 183, Sr.) Rodney Williams - - 5 - 5 Ted Taylor - - 4 4 4

‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Streak Career Specialists Cole Murphy - 9 12 21 21 Ma Keller - - 12 12 12

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EVAN 63 CLAY 88 ADAMS AUSTIN Redshirt Freshman Junior Offensive Line • 6-6 • 333 Wide Receiver • 5-9 • 164 Norwalk, Conn./Norwalk HS Montclair, N.J./Seton Hall Prep

2015: Redshirt season. At SU: Joined the football team during 2015 fall camp ... Sprinter for the Orange indoor and outdoor track teams in 2013-14. High School: Played for head coach Sean Ireland … 2014 New Haven Register All-State selec on … PrepStar All-East region honoree … Named to the 2014 All- Sophomore Year (2015): Made his college football debut as a gunner on the punt FCIAC First Team … Member of the Hearst Connec cut Media Super 33 All-Star coverage team at Louisville (11/7). Football Team … Recorded 46 tackles, including fi ve tackles for loss, and four sacks as a senior captain … Member of the Na onal Honor Society. Freshman Year (2013-14 Track & Field): Set personal bests in the 60-meter dash (7.05 seconds) and 300-meter dash (35.65 seconds) at the Greg Page Cornell Personal: Evan E. Adams … Born in April 1997 in Norwalk, Conn. … Son of Alisa Relays during the indoor season ... In outdoor compe on, helped the 4x100- Adams ... Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. meter relay team to a fourth-place fi nish with a me of 40.74 seconds at the ACC Championship ... Clocked a personal best in the 200-meter dash (22.47 seconds) at the Princeton Elite Meet ... Took fourth place in the 200-meter dash with a ERIC 41 me of 22.26 seconds at the Invita onal. High School: Wide receiver for three seasons for head coach John Finnegan ... ANTHONY Earned fi rst-team all-conference and all-county honors ... Honorable men on all-state selec on ... As a senior, had 32 recep ons for 556 yards (17.4 avg.) and Senior six touchdowns ... Finished his career with 51 catches for 902 yards (17.7 avg.) Linebacker • 6-0 • 202 and 10 TDs ... Recorded 1,087 career all-purpose yards and 11 total touchdowns Baldwinsville, N.Y./C.W. Baker HS ... Ran varsity track for four years and was a second-team all-state choice as a senior. At SU: Two le ers … Made the team as a Personal: Clay N. Aus n ... Born in October 1995 in Livingston, N.J. ... Son of walk-on prior to the 2013 season … Shi ed Kelly Aus n and James Pi s ... Four sisters, one brother ... Stepsister, Maya Pi s, from defensive back to linebacker during 2016 played for the SU women’s soccer team from 2012-15 ... Stepbrother, Jimmy spring prac ce … Serves in a leadership role Pi s, played defensive back at Villanova from 2008-11 ... Communica on and for the Syracuse University chapter of Upli ing rhetorical studies major. Athletes.

Junior Year (2015): Played in 11 games on special teams, mainly on kickoff return ... SEAN 83 Recorded the fi rst two tackles of his career against Pi sburgh (10/24) … ACC Honor AVANT Roll selec on … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. Redshirt Junior Wide Receiver • 5-10 • 210 Sophomore Year (2014): Played in six games Miami, Fla./Miramar HS on special teams … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Named to the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall and spring. At SU: Two le ers. Freshman Year (2013): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. Sophomore Year (2015): Played in eight games and caught four passes for 37 yards ... Made his fi rst recep on of the season for fi ve yards in SU’s season- High School: Played safety for three years under head coach Carl Sanfl ippo, a opening win against Rhode Island (9/4) ... Had a career-long, 12-yard catch versus 1975 Orange le erwinner … 2013 All-Central New York selec on … Team won Central Michigan (9/19) ... Also made recep ons at USF (10/10) and at Virginia Sec on III championships in 2010 and 2012 … Team captain as a senior and led (10/17) … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Named to the SU Athle c Director’s Honor the squad to a 7-2 record … Member of the Na onal Honor Society. Roll both semesters.

Personal: Eric Joseph Anthony … Born in November 1994 in Syracuse, N.Y. … Son Freshman Year (2014): Played in seven games … Against Florida State (10/11), of Karen and Joe Anthony … One sister, one brother … Finance and real estate made his collegiate debut and caught two passes for 13 yards … At Pi sburgh dual major. (11/22), had one catch for eight yards … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Rolls.

CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS 2013: Redshirt season.

DEFENSE High School: Played for head coach Damon Cogdell … Helped lead Miramar to GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB a regional championship in 2011 … 2012 Miramar Sports All-County Honorable 2014 6-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Men on selec on … As a junior, caught 32 passes for 501 yards … As a senior 2015 11-0 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 team captain, had 24 catches for 223 yards and two touchdowns. Total 17-0 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Personal: Sean L. Avant … Born in September 1994 in Miami, Fla. … Son of Tackles: 2 vs. Pi sburgh, 2015 LaShonda Schultz … One brother, one sister … Child and family studies major.

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High School: 2013 all-state and all-metro selec on for head coach Oscar CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Olejniczak … Selected to play in the 2014 Ohio-Michigan Border Classic … Team captain as a senior … 2012 all-metro, all-city, and all-league selec on as a RECEIVING linebacker and wide receiver … Totaled 139 tackles and one forced fumble on GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G defense, and caught 14 passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns on off ense 2014 7-0 3 21 7.0 0 8 3.0 during his high school career … Also played basketball for two seasons. 2015 8-0 4 37 9.3 0 12 4.6 Total 15-0 7 58 8.3 0 12 3.9 Personal: Parris Dominick Benne … Born in February 1996 in Southfi eld, Mich. … Son of Antonio and Michelle Kimble … One sister … Communica on and Receptions: 2 vs. Florida State, 2014 rhetorical studies major. Receiving Yards: 13 vs. Florida State, 2014 Long Reception: 12 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS

DEFENSE PJ 46 GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2014 8-0 3 1 4 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2015 8-8 32 12 44 3.5-5 0.0-0 0 1-0 1-5 0 BATTEN Total 16-8 35 13 48 4.5-7 0.0-0 0 1-0 1-5 0 Redshirt Junior Tight End • 6-3 • 234 Tackles: 13 at Virginia, 2015 TFL: 1, four times, last at Virginia, 2015 Miami, Fla./Dade Christian HS Interceptions: 1 vs. Wake Forest, 2015 Fumble Recoveries: 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 Sophomore Year (2015): Did not play in any games.

Freshman Year (2014): Did not play in any games … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the spring. JON 73 2013: Redshirt season. BURTON High School: Played for head coach Mike Sonneborn at Dade Chris an … As a Redshirt Junior senior, had one intercep on, four fumble recoveries, 62 tackles (48 solo), and Offensive Line • 6-8 • 310 13 tackles for a loss … Made four recep ons for 67 yards and fi ve touchdowns Spotsylvania, Va./Courtland HS/ on off ense … Named a 2012 Miami Herald All-Dade 5-A Independents Football Fork Union Military Academy Defensive First Team selec on a er leading the squad to a 13-1-0 record and the FHSAA Class 2A state tle game … As a junior, led the league with seven sacks … At SU: One le er … Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013 and par cipated in 2013 2011 Miami Herald All-Dade Honorable Men on honoree … Led Dade Chris an spring prac ce. to an 8-2 record and a spot in the 2011 FHSAA Class 2A regional semifi nals. Sophomore Year (2015): Played in two games as part of the PAT/fi eld goal unit. Personal: Aaron Lee Ba en Jr. … Born in November 1993 in Miami, Fla. … Son of Aaron Sr. and Leshonda Ba en … Two brothers, two sisters … Communica on Freshman Year (2014): Played in 10 games, primarily on special teams. and rhetorical studies major. 2013: Redshirt season.

Prep School (2012 at Fork Union Military Academy): Started at le tackle for PARRIS 30 head coach John Shuman … 2012 PrepStar All-Atlan c Region selec on. BENNETT High School: Helped lead the Courtland Cougars to the 2010 Region I Championship and the 2010 and 2011 Ba lefi eld District tles … Earned 2011 Junior Virginia Preps AA All-State honors … 2011 Free Lance-Star All-Area, All-Region 1 Linebacker • 6-0 • 208 and All-Ba lefi eld District … 2011 AA Virginia High School Coaches Associa on Detroit, Mich./University of Detroit Jesuit HS All-State Second Team selec on … 2011 Roanoke Times Top 100 player … 2010 All-Region I and All-Ba lefi eld District First Team selec on … Also threw the shot put for the track & fi eld team. At SU: Two le ers. Personal: Jonathan Sco Burton … Born in March 1994 … Son of Bill and Diana Sophomore Year (2015): Started the fi rst eight games … Missed the last four Burton … Child and family studies major. games due to injury ... Third on the team with 44 tackles (32 solo), including 3.5 for a loss ... Led SU in tackles three mes (vs. Wake Forest, vs. Central Michigan, at Virginia) ... Had two games of 10+ tackles, including a career-high 13 stops at Virginia (10/17) ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), credited with a team-high eight tackles, including one for a loss. Also picked off his fi rst career pass in the opening quarter against the Demon Deacons ... Followed it up with a team-best 10 tackles (nine solo), including one for a loss, and recovered the fi rst fumble of his career in the Orange’s over me win against Central Michigan (9/19) ... Had four tackles versus LSU (9/26) … Made six stops at USF (10/10) ... Made one tackle at Florida State (10/31) before leaving the game with an injury … Named to the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall.

Freshman Year (2014): Played in eight games and made four tackles … Made his collegiate debut against Villanova (8/29) … At Wake Forest (10/18), had a season- best three tackles, including two solo, and one for a loss … At Pi sburgh (11/22), had one solo tackle.

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COLIN 64 SAMUEL 61 BYRNE CLAUSMAN Redshirt Freshman Redshirt Freshman Offensive Line • 6-5 • 312 Offensive Line • 6-3 • 317 Coral Springs, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas HS Pembroke Pines, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas HS

2015: Redshirt season. 2015: Redshirt season.

High School: Played for head coach Rocco Casullo … 2014 Sun SenƟ nel Florida High School: Played for head coach Rocco Casullo … 2014 Florida Class 7A All- Class 7A All-State Third Team selec on … Led St. Thomas Aquinas to a 15-1 State First Team … Helped lead St. Thomas Aquinas to a 15-1 record and the 2014 record and the 2014 Class 7A state championship … Team captain as a senior. Class 7A state championship … One of the top scorers at the 2014 Nike SPARQ Combine … Invited to the 2014 Miami Nike Football Training Camp … Also threw Personal: Colin James Byrne … Born in September 1996 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. … the discus for St. Thomas Aquinas’ state champion track & fi eld team as a junior. Son of Sarah and Tim Byrne … Two sisters ... Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Personal: Samuel K. Clausman … Born in February 1997 in Pembroke Pines, Fla. … Son of Mike and Debi Clausman … One sister ... Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. STEVEN 72 CLARK CODY 60 Sophomore Defensive Line • 6-2 • 287 CONWAY Arab, Ala./Brindlee Mountain HS Sophomore Offensive Line • 6-6 • 287 At SU: One le er. Plainfield, Ill./Plainfield North HS

Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... At SU: One le er. Appeared in all 12 games and made 21 tackles, including 1.5 for a loss ... Had two tackles in his college debut against Rhode Island (9/4) ... Against Central Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... Michigan (9/19), credited with three solo tackles ... Posted a career-high four Appeared in six games at le tackle, including making his college football debut tackles at Virginia (10/17) ... Totaled three tackles, two fumble recoveries, in the season opener against Rhode Island (9/4) ... Played 14 snaps and recorded and ba ed down a pass, at Louisville (11/7). First SU defender to recover two a knockdown block at USF (10/10). fumbles in the same game since Arthur Jones did so against USF in 2009 ... Made three tackles at NC State (11/21) ... Notched his fi rst career solo tackle for a loss High School: Lineman for head coach Tim Kane … 2014 Illinois All-State First versus Boston College (11/28). Team … 2014 Chicago Sun-Times All-Area selec on … Invited to play in the 2014 NUC Senior All-American game … Team captain as a senior … Also played High School: Played for head coach Christopher Li leton … 2014 Alabama Sports basketball for four years. Writers Associa on Class 3A All-State selec on … Three- me all-region choice … Three- me All-Marshall County First Team honoree … 2014 All-Tennessee Valley Personal: Cody Wade Conway … Born in July 1996 in Joliet, Ill. … Son of Brian and First Team pick … Recorded 84 tackles, including 10 sacks, as a senior … Two- me Sonja Conway … One brother ... Sport management major. captain … Also played basketball and par cipated in track & fi eld.

Personal: Steven Lee Clark … Born in January 1997 in Tullahoma, Tenn. … Son of Steve Clark and Venita Parks … One sister ... Health and exercise science major. ANTWAN 8 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS CORDY DEFENSE Junior GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB Defensive Back • 5-8 • 175 2015 12-0 12 9 21 1.5-4 0.0-0 0 2-0 0-0 1 Homestead, Fla./South Dade HS

Tackles: 4 at Virginia, 2015 At SU: Two le ers. TFL: 1 vs. Boston College, 2015 Fumble Recoveries: 2 at Louisville, 2015 Sophomore Year (2015): Started all 12 games at strong safety ... Second on Pass Breakups: 1 at Louisville, 2015 the team in tackles (68) ... Had eight games with at least fi ve tackles ... Led the Orange and set the SU season record for most tackles for loss by a defensive back (12). Cordy’s 12 TFLs ranked second among ACC defensive backs behind Duke All-American Jeremy Cash (18) ... Tied for the team lead in intercep ons (2) and fumble recoveries (2) ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), made his fi rst career start, recorded two tackles, and recovered the fi rst fumble of his career ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), had fi ve tackles, including a career-high 2.5 for a loss and his fi rst career sack ... Led SU with eight tackles versus LSU (9/26). Matched his personal best with 2.5 tackles for a loss, a sack, and also broke up a pass against the Tigers ... Led the Orange in tackles for the second straight game with seven (all solo) at USF (10/10) ... Posted seven tackles and returned a fumble 44 yards

32 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide MEET THE ORANGE for his fi rst career touchdown at Virginia (10/17) ... Six tackles, including one for Freshman Year (2013): Played in 10 games with four starts … Against Pi sburgh a loss, and broke up a pass versus Pi sburgh (10/24) ... Notched eight tackles, (11/23), caught two passes for a team-high 53 yards and scored his fi rst career including one for a loss, at Louisville (11/7) ... Credited with four tackles and touchdown … Against Boston College (11/30), had a career-high seven recep ons forced the fi rst fumble of his career versus Clemson ... Made a career-high nine for 81 yards. tackles, including one for a loss, and intercepted a pass at NC State (11/21) ... Picked off a pass for the second straight game and registered four solo tackles 2012: Redshirt season. against Boston College (11/28) … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the spring. High School: Played for head coach Jim Munson … 2011 NYSHSFCA Class AA Player of the Year … 2011 New York State Class AA First Team selec on and 2010 Freshman Year (2014): Played in 11 games, including one start … At Wake Forest second-team honoree … Three- me all-borough selec on … Named to the 2009, (10/18), registered the fi rst two tackles of his career … At Pi sburgh (11/22), 2010 and 2011 New York Daily News All-City Teams … 2011 New York Post Staten had a season-best four tackles, made his fi rst career intercep on, and recorded Island Player of the Year … Led the 2011 To enville squad to a 10-2 record and a pass breakup … At Boston College (11/29), earned the start at cornerback in the PSAL semifi nals as a senior captain … Also played quarterback and defensive place of the injured Julian Whigham and recorded two tackles … Member of the back … Caught 26 passes for 634 yards and four touchdowns as a senior. Also 2015 Spring SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. gained 272 yards on 46 carries, recorded six intercep ons (including one that was returned for a touchdown), and returned two punts for touchdowns during High School: Led South Dade to the Florida Class 8A state tle and an 11-1 record his senior campaign … Won the 2011 Al Fabbri Award, given to the top player as a senior captain … 2012 and 2013 All-Dade County selec on … Had 180 tackles on Staten Island, for the second straight year to become the fi rst player to win (58 solo) and 15 intercep ons during his high school career. the award unanimously in consecu ve seasons … In 2010, led To enville to an 11-1 record, recording 32 recep ons for 695 yards and 14 touchdowns, and Personal: Antwan Devon Cordy … Born in January 1995 in Naranja, Fla. … Son of intercep ng seven passes on defense. Pamela Cordy … One brother, two sisters … Child and family studies major. Personal: Alvin A. Cornelius III … Born in January 1994 in Staten Island, N.Y. … Son of Alvin Cornelius Jr. and Lisa Sayers … Cousin, Glen Pedro, played running back at CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Marshall from 1990-93 … One brother, three sisters … Earned his undergraduate degree in communica on and rhetorical studies … Pursuing a master’s degree in DEFENSE instruc onal design, development and evalua on. GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2014 11-1 5 5 10 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-0 1 2015 12-12 50 18 68 12.0-50 2.0-21 1 2-44 2-0 2 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Total 23-13 55 23 78 12.0-50 2.0-21 1 2-44 3-0 3 RUSHING Tackles: 9 at NC State, 2015 GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G TFL: 2.5, twice, last vs. LSU, 2015 2015 12-2 1 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Sacks: 1, twice, last vs. LSU, 2015 Interceptions: 1, three times, last vs. Boston College, 2015 RECEIVING Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. Clemson, 2015 GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Fumble Recoveries: 1, twice, last at Virginia, 2015 2013 10-4 9 134 14.9 1 42 13.4 Pass Breakups: 1, three times, last vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 2014 9-0 3 42 14.0 0 19 4.7 Defensive TDs: 1 (fumble return) at Virginia, 2015 2015 12-2 6 56 9.3 0 14 4.7 Total 31-6 18 232 12.9 1 42 7.5

Rushes: 1 vs. Clemson, 2015 ALVIN Receptions: 7 vs. Boston College, 2013 82 Receiving Yards: 81 vs. Boston College, 2013 Receiving TDs: 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 2013 CORNELIUS Long Reception: 42 vs. Pittsburgh, 2013 Redshirt Senior Wide Receiver • 6-1 • 190 Staten Island, N.Y./Tottenville HS TYLER 54 At SU: Three le ers. CROSS Junior Year (2015): Played in all 12 games, Redshirt Freshman star ng two ... Totaled six catches for 56 Defensive Line • 6-2 • 279 yards ... Started and caught one pass for Douglasville, Ga./Northview HS six yards versus Central Michigan (9/19) ... Set season highs for recep ons (2) and yards (18), including season-long grab of 14 2015: Redshirt season. yards, at Louisville (11/7) ... Started and had one recep on for 10 yards against Boston High School: Team captain as a junior and senior for head coach Chad Davenport College (11/28) … Member of the SU Athle c … As a senior, posted 41 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss … Helped lead the Director’s Honor Roll in the fall. Panthers to the state playoff s in 2013.

Sophomore Year (2014): Played in nine games Personal: Tyler Devon Cross … Born in October 1996 … Son of Tasha Cross and … At Central Michigan (9/13), made one catch nephew of guardian Tiff ani Steljamin ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and for 16 yards … Against NC State (11/1) had a Sciences. season-long, 19-yard recep on … At Boston College (11/29), caught one pass for seven yards ... Three special teams tackles, including two solo stops, versus Louisville (10/3) … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the spring.

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SHYHEIM 24 JAMAL 17 CULLEN CUSTIS Redshirt Freshman Junior Linebacker • 6-0 • 210 Wide Receiver • 6-5 • 224 Lowell, Mass./Lowell HS Philadelphia, Pa./Neumann-Goretti HS

2015: Redshirt season … Member of the 2016 Spring SU Athle c Director’s Honor At SU: Two le ers. Roll. Sophomore Year (2015): Played in nine games, mostly on special teams ... Scored High School: Played for head coach John Florence … Two- me all-state selec on his fi rst career touchdown on a 7-yard recep on in the fi rst half of SU’s over me … Three- me all-conference honoree … Boston Herald All-Scholas c selec on … win against Central Michigan (9/19). 2013 Merrimack Valley Conference Division I Player of the Year … Tallied 20 total touchdowns, 15.5 sacks, 170 tackles, and 1,400 yards rushing in his high scool Freshman Year (2014): Played in 10 games … At Central Michigan (9/13), caught a season-high three passes for 11 yards and had one rush for one yard … Against career … Helped lead the Red Raiders to the 2013 Division I North semifi nals … Maryland (9/20), had one recep on for four yards. Team captain as a senior. High School: Three- me All-Philadelphia Catholic League selec on for head Personal: Shyheim Malique Cullen … Born in June 1997 in Boston, Mass. … Son of coach Charles Szydlik … 2013 Class AA All-State Team … Team captain as a senior Colleen Brewer and Wayne Cullen … Two brothers, three sisters ... Enrolled in the … Led Neumann-Gore to the 2012 Philadelphia Catholic League AA Division David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Championship as a junior … 2013 Mini Max Award winner … Won four Catholic League championships as a member of the basketball team. REX 15 Personal: Jamal Cus s ... Born in November 1995 … Son of Jeane e Miller … Two CULPEPPER brothers … Sport management major. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Freshman Quarterback • 6-3 • 228 RUSHING Tampa, Fla./Plant HS GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2014 10-0 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 2015 9-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 At SU: Enrolled in January 2016 and par cipated in spring prac ce … Named to Total 19-0 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 the 2016 Spring SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. RECEIVING High School: Coached by Robert Weiner at Plant High School … Rated three stars GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G across the board by ESPN, Scout.com, Rivals.com, and 247Sports.com … Ranked 2014 10-0 4 15 3.8 0 6 1.5 the No. 7 quarterback in the state of Florida by Scout.com … No. 43 pro-style 2015 9-0 1 7 7.0 1 7 0.8 quarterback in the Class of 2016 according to 247sports.com … No. 8 player on Total 19-0 5 22 4.4 1 13 1.2 the Tampa Bay Times HomeTeam 100 … Was 152-for-248 (.613) passing for 2,145 yards and 21 touchdowns in his scholas c career … As a junior, completed 138 Rushes: 1 at Central Michigan, 2014 Rushing Yards: 1 at Central Michigan, 2014 out of 219 passes (.630) for 2,016 yards and 20 touchdowns, and rushed for 360 Long Rush: 1 at Central Michigan, 2014 yards and six scores, to lead Plant to the 2014 Florida Class 8A regional semifi nals Receptions: 3 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 ... Earned second-team all-county and third-team all-state honors … PrepStar Receiving Yards: 11 at Central Michigan, 2014 All-Southeast Region selec on … Did not play his senior season due to injury … Receiving TDs: 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 Two- me team captain. Long Reception: 7 vs. Central Michigan, 2015

Personal: Rex O. Culpepper … Born in August 1997 in Tampa, Fla. … Son of Brad and Monica Culpepper … Father, Brad, played defensive tackle at the University of Florida from 1988-91 and was a 1991 consensus All-American. He was KEATON 76 selected in the 10th round of the 1992 NFL Dra by the and played nine years in the NFL with the Vikings (1992-93), (1994-99) and Chicago Bears (2000) … Grandfather, Bruce Culpepper, also played DARNEY football at Florida and was co-captain of the Gators’ 1962 Gator Bowl team … Redshirt Sophomore Mother, Monica, was a contestant on the CBS reality show Survivor in 2011. Brad Offensive Line • 6-3 • 276 and Monica Culpepper both par cipated in Survivor: Blood vs. Water in 2013 and Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola HS Monica was the season’s runner-up … One brother, one sister … Broadcast and digital journalism major. At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2014 season.

Freshman Year (2015): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Named to the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters.

2014: Redshirt season … Member of the Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll.

High School: Played guard and center for the Loyola Cubs in the Serra League … Member of the Fellowship of Chris an Athletes.

Personal: Keaton Albert Darney … Born in December 1995 in Glendora, Calif. … Son of Kris n Darney … Two sisters and one brother … Communica on and rhetorical studies major.

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JUWAN 9 ANDREJAS 72 DOWELS DUERIG Redshirt Sophomore Redshirt Freshman Defensive Back • 5-10 • 180 Offensive Line • 6-3 • 309 Sunrise, Fla./American Heritage HS Lowell, Ind./Mount Carmel HS

At SU: One le er. 2015: Redshirt season.

Freshman Year (2015): Played in 12 games at cornerback, star ng the last fi ve High School: Coached at Mount Carmel by Frank Len , who also mentored ... Registered 40 tackles (29 solo) and led the Orange in passes defended (6) and former Syracuse standout and NFL All-Pro quarterback Donovan McNabb … pass breakups (5) ... Made his college debut in the season opener versus Rhode Invited to play in the 2014 NUC Senior All-American game … Also par cipated in Island (9/4) ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), got his name on the stat sheet for track & fi eld. the fi rst me with four tackles ... Followed it up with fi ve tackles versus Central Michigan (9/19) ... Credited with one tackle and broke up his fi rst career pass Personal: Andrejas Joseph Duerig … Born in January 1997 in Woodstock, Ill. at Virginia (10/17) ... Made his fi rst career start and recorded fi ve tackles and … Son of Mike and Tricia Duerig … One brother, two sisters ... Child and family one pass breakup at Florida State (10/31) ... Notched seven tackles (six solo), studies major. including one for a loss, and intercepted his fi rst career pass against Clemson. Also had a pass breakup against the Tigers ... Set career highs for tackles (8) and pass breakups (2) at NC State (11/21). ERIC 2 2014: Redshirt season … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the spring. DUNGEY Sophomore High School: Coached by former University of Miami star and NFL player Mike Rumph ... Team captured the Class 5A FHSAA State Football Championship … Quarterback • 6-3 • 207 First-team all-state selec on … 2013 Sun SenƟ nel Broward Class 5-A-4A-3A-2A Lake Oswego, Ore./Lakeridge HS Defensive Player of the Year … Led American Heritage to a 15-1 record as a senior, recording 44 tackles and nine intercep ons … Two- me captain. At SU: One le er. Personal: Juwan D. Dowels … Born in September 1995 in Planta on, Fla. … Son Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... Played of Jonathan Dowels and Sandra Thomas … Four brothers, one sister … Child and in eight games, star ng seven ... Missed four games due to injury, including the family studies major. last three games of the year ... 2015 College Football News and CampusInsiders. com Honorable Men on Freshman All-American ... Was 105-for-176 passing CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS and set the team record for most passing yards by a true freshman with 1,298 ... Tossed 11 touchdown passes and recorded fi ve two-touchdown pass games ... DEFENSE Ranked third on the Orange freshman season record list with 1,649 yards of total GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB off ense (1,298 passing, 351 rushing), and ninth in school single-season history 2015 12-5 29 11 40 1.5-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-0 5 for most total off ense yards per game (206.1) ... Recorded 16 total touchdowns (11 passing, 5 rushing), two short of Donovan McNabb’s SU freshman record Tackles: 9 at NC State, 2015 for touchdown responsibility (18) ... Accounted for at least two touchdowns in TFL: 1 vs. Clemson, 2015 seven of his eight games ... Second on the team in rushing with 351 yards on Interceptions: 1 vs. Clemson, 2015 91 carries (3.9 avg.) and had a team-best fi ve rushing scores ... Against Rhode Pass Breakups: 2 at NC State, 2015 Island (9/4), made his college debut in relief of injured starter Terrel Hunt and completed 10-of-17 passes for 114 yards and two touchdowns. Also had eight carries for 20 yards against the Rams ... Made his fi rst career start versus Wake Forest (9/12) and was named the ACC and ECAC Rookie of the Week a er going TERELL 8-of-13 passing for 221 yards with two touchdowns, and rushing 12 mes for 43 36 yards. Dungey’s 89-yard touchdown pass to Brisly Es me in the second half against the Demon Deacons was the third-longest pass play in school history ... DRAYTON Threw for 93 yards and one touchdown, and rushed for 50 yards and another score, before leaving the Central Michigan game (9/19) in the fi rst half due to Junior injury ... Set career highs for comple ons (21), a empts (34), passing yards (232), Linebacker • 5-11 • 219 and accounted for a personal-best three touchdowns (2 passing, 1 rushing) at Rosedale, N.Y./Townsend Harris HS USF (10/10) ... Completed a career-best 72.7 (16-22) percent of his throws and matched his career high with three total touchdowns (2 passing, 1 rushing) at Virginia (10/17). He also set career highs for carries (18) and rushing yards (85) At SU: Made the team as a walk-on in the spring of 2015 and was named to the against the Cavaliers, and his 26-yard touchdown run in which he hurdled safety SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll that semester. Quin Blanding made SportsCenter’s Top 10 Plays ... Tied his career high with 21 comple ons for 210 yards and two touchdowns versus Pi sburgh (10/24) ... Sophomore Year (2015): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Rushed for 46 yards on 13 carries and scored two touchdowns at Florida State Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. (10/31). One of two players (Houston’s Greg Ward Jr. was the other) to score mul ple rushing TDs against the Seminoles in 2015 ... Was 15-of-30 for 158 yards High School: Wrestled for two years and also played volleyball … Member of the and gained 45 yards on 13 carries at Louisville (11/7) … ACC Honor Roll selec on Na onal Honor Society. … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the spring. Personal: Terell Drayton … Born in January 1995 in Queens, N.Y. … Son of Brenda and Bill Drayton … One sister … Management major.

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High School: Three-year team captain for head coach John Parke … 2014 second- team all-state and All-USA Oregon selec on … Two- me all-league honoree … DAIVON 19 Multnomah Athle c Club Outstanding Student-Athlete Award & Scholarship recipient … Holds the Lakeridge single-season records for most passing yards and most touchdown passes … Also holds the school mark for career passing ELLISON yards … As a senior, threw for 2,395 yards and 22 touchdowns, and rushed for Sophomore 982 yards and 15 scores … Finished his career with 10,124 passing yards, 65 Defensive Back • 5-8 • 177 touchdown passes and 41 rushing touchdowns … Also played basketball, baseball Linden, N.J./Don Bosco Prep and competed in track & fi eld … Selected to play in the Oregon state football and basketball all-star games … Member of the Na onal Honor Society. At SU: One le er. Personal: Eric Jay Paul Dungey … Born in June 1996 in Tuala n, Ore. … Son of Tim and Cindy Dungey … One brother, one sister ... Cousin, Ryan Dungey, is a Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... Played Supercross and Motocross champion and won the 2015 ESPY Award for Best in eight games, mostly on special teams, and fi nished ed for second on the Male Ac on Sports Athlete ... Finance major. squad with four special teams tackles ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), made two tackles and broke up a pass in his college debut ... Recorded one tackle and forced the fi rst fumble of his career on a kickoff versus Pi sburgh (10/24) ... Tied CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS his career high with two tackles at Louisville (11/7). PASSING High School: 2014 all-metro, all-county, and all-league selec on for head coach GP-GS Comp Att INT Pct Yds TD Lg Avg/G Greg Toal … 2013 second-team all-state choice … Team captain as a senior. 2015 8-7 105 176 5 .600 1,298 11 89 162.3 Personal: Daivon Khirey Ellison … Born in January 1997 in Petersburg, Va. … Son RUSHING of Lolita Slater-Harris and Richard Harris … One brother, one sister ... Enrolled in GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. 2015 8-7 91 351 3.9 5 31 43.9

Completions: 21, twice, last vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Attempts: 34 at USF, 2015 Completon Pct. (min. 10 att.): 72.7 (16-22) at Virginia, 2015 DEFENSE Passing Yards: 232 at USF, 2015 GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB Passing TDs: 2, five times, last at Virginia, 2015 2015 8-0 5 2 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 Long Completion: 89 vs. Wake Forest, 2015 Rushes: 18 at Virginia, 2015 Tackles: 2, twice, last at Louisville, 2015 Rushing Yards: 85 at Virginia, 2015 Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 Rushing TDs: 2 at Florida State, 2015 Pass Breakups: 1 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Long Rush: 31 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 Total Offense: 263 at USF, 2015 JASON 78 TREY 91 EMERICH DUNKELBERGER Redshirt Senior Offensive Line • 6-3 • 293 Junior New Ringgold, Pa./Blue Mountain HS Defensive Line • 6-5 • 235 Shillington, Pa./Governor Mifflin HS/Pierce College At SU: Three le ers … President of the Syracuse University chapter of Upli ing Joined the Orange in 2015 aŌ er playing his freshman season at Pierce College in Athletes. Los Angeles. Junior Year (2015): Played in all 12 games at At SU: Enrolled in January 2015 and was a member of the Spring 2015 SU Athle c center ... Moved into the star ng lineup Week Director’s Honor Roll. ... Moved from ght end to defensive end prior to the start 3 against Central Michigan (9/19) and started of 2016 spring prac ce. the last 10 games ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), played 30 snaps and helped the Orange Sophomore Year (2015): Made his Orange debut in the season opener against rush for a season-high 312 yards ... Recorded Rhode Island (9/4) … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Named to the SU Athle c fi ve knockdown blocks and graded out the Director’s Honor Roll in the fall and spring. highest of any SU lineman versus LSU (9/26) ... Three knockdown blocks at Virginia (10/17) ... Freshman Year (2014 at Pierce College): Played for head coach Efrain Mar nez. Earned the highest produc on grade among the SU front fi ve, and had three knockdown High School: Team captain for head coach Dominic Vecchio … Caught seven blocks at Louisville (11/7) ... Helped the Orange passes for 163 yards and three touchdowns as a senior for the 8-3 Mustangs ... rush for 242 yards against Clemson, the most All-Berks County Second Team choice and selected to par cipate in the 2013 rushing yards allowed by the Tigers in 2015 … All-ACC Academic Team selec on Berks Senior Football Classic ... Also played lacrosse for three years and ran track. … Member of the ACC Honor Roll and named to the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. Personal: Ronald Carl Dunkelberger III … Born in July 1994 in Kalamazoo, Mich. ... Son of Ron and Kelly Dunkelberger … One brother, three sisters ... Child and Sophomore Year (2014): Played in fi ve games, including starts at Wake Forest family studies major. (10/18) and versus Duke (11/8) … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Named to the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters.

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Freshman Year (2013): Played in 10 games, mainly on special teams ... Made his college debut at Northwestern (9/7) … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s BRISLY 1 Honor Roll in the spring.

2012: Redshirt season … BIG EAST All-Academic Team selec on … Member of ESTIME the Fall 2012 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. Senior Wide Receiver • 5-9 • 183 High School: Coached by Mike Brennan … Played in the 2011 SCFCA North-South Delray Beach, Fla./Atlantic Community HS All-Star Game and the 2011 Chesapeake Bowl … Named to the 2011 Associated Press Pennsylvania Class AAA First Team and the 2010 second team … Selected for the 2012 Big 33 Football Classic … 2010 and 2011 Schuylkill County All-Star At SU: Three le ers … Ranks third at Syracuse … 2010 and 2011 All-Berks League Lineman of the Year … As a team captain in career punt return average (16.9), ed for in 2011, helped Blue Mountain gain 2,586 yards in 11 games (235.1 avg.) … fourth in most punt return touchdowns (2), Recorded 27 tackles, including two sacks, and two fumble recoveries as a and eighth in career punt return yards (456). defensive lineman … In 2010, helped the off ense average 360 total yards per game, including 231 yards rushing per contest. Junior Year (2014): All-ACC Third Team Specialist (ACSMA) and All-ACC Honorable Personal: Jason Allen Emerich … Born in March 1994 in Reading, Pa. … Son of Men on Specialist (Coaches) ... Earned Kevin and Daryl Emerich … One brother … Received his undergraduate degree in second-team all-conference honors from both sport management and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in instruc onal Athlon and Phil Steele ... Started 10 of the 11 design, development and evalua on. games he played ... Missed the season fi nale against Boston College (11/28) due to injury ... Totaled 17 recep ons for 293 yards and two ADLY touchdowns ... Led the Orange with 17.2 yards 86 per catch ... Led the ACC and fi nished second na onally in punt return average (18.1). The ENOICY mark ranked third on SU’s single-season record list and matched Maryland’s Tony Logan (2010) for the sixth-best season punt return average in ACC history ... Tied Redshirt Sophomore for second na onally with two punt return touchdowns and ranked third in the Wide Receiver • 6-5 • 220 ACC with 272 punt return yards on 15 runbacks ... Es me’s 30 kickoff returns Delray Beach, Fla./Atlantic Community HS was second in the ACC and seventh on SU’s single-season record list … His 665 kickoff returns yards were the most ever for a Syracuse junior, ranked third in the ACC, and eighth on the program’s single-season yardage chart ... Seventh in the Freshman Year (2015): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … ACC in kickoff return average (22.2) ... Ranked 11th in the FBS in combined kick Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall and spring. return yards (937) ... Topped SU with 1,247 all-purpose yards and ranked fi h in the ACC in all-purpose yards per game (113.4) ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), 2014: Redshirt season … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both returned three punts for a career-best 96 yards, including a 74-yard touchdown semesters. that represented the fi rst punt return TD for the Orange since 2003. Also had one recep on for nine yards and two kickoff returns for 46 yards against the Rams High School: Played for coach TJ Jackson … Selected for the 2014 Florida-Georgia ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), made two catches for a career-high 98 yards, All-Star Game … 2011 MaxPreps Second Team All-American … 2011 U.S. Air Force including an 89-yard touchdown recep on that marked the third-longest pass Sophomore All-America Second Team Off ense … Team captain as a senior. play in school history. Also ran back one kickoff for 22 yards ... Had a career-long, 11-yard rush, made one catch for 22 yards, returned two punts for eight yards, Personal: Adly M. Enoicy … Born in August 1995 in Boynton Beach, Fla. … Son of and ran back three kickoff s for 61 yards, versus Central Michigan (9/19) ... Racked Alcan Enoicy and Mimose Lalafaise … One brother, two sisters … Cousin, Giovani up 202 combined kick return yards (158 kickoff , 44 punt), and set personal bests Bernard, played running back at North Carolina and was selected in the second for most kickoff returns (6), most kickoff return yards (158), and longest kickoff round of the 2013 NFL Dra by the Cincinna Bengals … Psychology major. return (37 yards) against LSU (9/26). His 158 kickoff return yards ed for 10th on the Orange single-game record list. Also caught two passes for 50 yards and a touchdown. Winner of ECAC Special Teams Player of the Week honors for the performance ... Made a season-high three recep ons for 22 yards and had a 12-yard punt return versus Pi sburgh (10/24) ... Tied his career high with four punt returns for 83 yards, including a 59-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter at Florida State (10/31). It was the fi rst punt return TD allowed by the Seminoles since 2001. Added one catch for two yards and one kickoff return for 17 yards in the contest ... Tied his career high with six kickoff returns for 130 yards and made a 36-yard recep on at Louisville (11/7).

Sophomore Year (2014): Played in fi ve games, including two starts … Missed the majority of the season due to injury ... Finshed the year with 10 recep ons for 140 yards and one touchdown ... Also returned six punts for 58 yards and two kickoff s for 19 yards ... At Central Michigan (9/13), made three catches for 36 yards and a touchdown, and returned one punt for 12 yards in SU’s 40-3 victory … Against Maryland (9/20), had two catches for 45 yards and returned a career- high four punts for 47 yards (11.8 avg.) … Against Notre Dame (9/27), set season highs for both recep ons (4) and yards (58). Also returned one kickoff for 19 yards and had one solo tackle versus the Irish … Member of the Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll.

Freshman Year (2013): Played in 11 games, star ng three … Recorded 28 recep ons for 257 yards and one touchdown. His 28 catches ranked third on the SU record list for most recep ons by a freshman … Led the Orange in punt return yards (126) on just four runbacks (31.5 avg.) ... Got his name on the stat sheet for the fi rst me in his college career with four recep ons for 51 yards at

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 37 MEET THE ORANGE at Northwestern (9/7) … At Georgia Tech (10/19), returned the fi rst two punts of his career for 44 yards, including a 43-yard return late in the game ... Against DONNIE 58 Wake Forest (11/2), rushed for one yard on one carry, and established a personal best with nine recep ons for 62 yards and a touchdown … Against Minnesota in the Texas Bowl (12/27), had fi ve catches for 47 yards and ran back two punts, FOSTER including a 70-yard return that set up the winning touchdown, in SU’s 21-17 Redshirt Sophomore victory. Offensive Line • 6-3 • 326 Savannah, Ga./IMG Academy (Fla.) High School: Coached by TJ Jackson at Atlan c Community High School … 2012 Palm Beach Post Large Schools Defensive Player of the Year and Class 7A First Team honoree … 2012 Florida Athle c Coaches Associa on All-District 20 Team At SU: Ac vely involved with the Syracuse University chapter of Upli ing selec on … Ranked 10th on the 2012 Palm Beach Post Game me Big Board … Athletes. Selected to play in the Florida-Georgia All-Star Game … Led Atlan c Community to the 2012 District 13-7A tle and a berth in the 7A regional quarterfi nals by Freshman Year (2015): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … recording 306 receiving yards and four touchdowns … Es me also had four Named to the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall and spring. intercep ons at safety and returned fi ve kicks for touchdowns. 2014: Redshirt season … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both Personal: Brisly Es me … Born in December 1992 in Hai … Son of Marcaline semesters. Es me … Two brothers … Child and family studies major. High School: Coached by former Florida State star Chris Weinke at IMG Academy … 2012 and 2013 Team USA center … In 2013, led IMG Academy to a 9-2 record CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS helped pave the way for an off ense that gained 3,554 yards (355.4 ypg) and scored 317 points (31.7 ppg) … Played at Savannah Chris an High School as a RUSHING freshman, sophomore, and junior (2010-12) for coach head Donald Chumley … GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Earned fi rst-team all-state honors in 2012 and was an honorable men on choice 2013 11-3 4 11 2.8 0 6 1.0 in 2011 … Two- me All-Savannah First Team selec on … Two- me all-conference 2014 5-2 1 -8 -8.0 0 0 -1.6 honoree … Two- me captain … Also played baseball … Member of the Na onal 2015 11-10 6 17 2.8 0 11 1.5 Honor Society … Involved with the Beta Club, Key Club, and was the student Total 27-15 11 20 1.8 0 11 0.7 government president.

RECEIVING Personal: Donnie Foster … Born in May 1996 in Fort Wayne, Ind. … Son of GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Michael Jr. and Shelly Foster … Father, Michael, golfed for San Jose State 2013 11-3 28 257 9.2 1 32 23.4 University and was a contestant on The Big Break II, a reality show on The Golf 2014 5-2 10 140 14.0 1 38 28.0 Channel … Triple major in fi nance, management, and marke ng management. 2015 11-10 17 293 17.2 2 89 26.6 Total 27-15 55 690 12.5 4 89 25.6

KICK RETURNS ZAIRE 4 GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2013 11-3 5 89 17.8 0 21 8.1 FRANKLIN 2014 5-2 2 19 9.5 0 19 3.8 2015 11-10 30 665 22.2 0 37 60.5 Junior Total 27-15 37 773 20.9 0 37 28.6 Linebacker • 6-0 • 230 Philadelphia, Pa./La Salle College HS PUNT RETURNS GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2013 11-3 4 126 31.5 0 70 11.5 At SU: Two le ers … Ac vely involved with the Syracuse University chapter of 2014 5-2 6 58 9.7 0 22 11.6 Upli ing Athletes. 2015 11-10 15 272 18.1 2 74 24.7 Total 27-15 25 456 18.2 2 74 16.9 Sophomore Year (2015): Voted the fourth sophomore captain in team history and fi rst since Angelo Acocella in 1945 ... Started all 12 games at middle Rushes: 2, twice, last vs. LSU, 2015 linebacker … Led SU in tackles (81) and was second on the team in tackles for Rushing Yards: 11 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 loss (11) ... Team’s leading tackler in four games (vs. Rhode Island, vs. Pi sburgh, Long Rush: 11 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 at Florida State, vs. Boston College) ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), paced the Receptions: 9 vs. Wake Forest, 2013 defense with six solo tackles, including two for a loss, and one sack ... Had nine Receiving Yards: 98 vs. Wake Forest, 2015 tackles and intercepted the fi rst pass of his career, returning it 21 yards, versus Receiving TDs: 1, four times, last vs. LSU, 2015 Central Michigan (9/19) ... Set career highs for tackles (11), tackles for loss (3), Long Reception: 89 vs. Wake Forest, 2015 sacks (2), and forced a fumble against Pi sburgh (10/24) ... Credited with a team- Kick Returns: 6 vs. LSU, 2015 high nine tackles, including one for a loss, at Florida State (10/31) ... Recorded six Kick Return Yards: 158 vs. LSU, 2015 tackles and forced a fumble in the red zone that was recovered by Steven Clark Long Kick Return: 37 vs. LSU, 2015 at Louisville (11/7) ... Had eight tackles versus Clemson (11/14) ... Followed it up Punt Returns: 4, twice, last at Florida State, 2015 with eight stops at NC State (11/21), including one for a loss, and a pass breakup Punt Return Yards: 96 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 ... Led the Orange with seven tackles, including two for a loss, against Boston Punt Return TDs: 1, twice, last at Florida State, 2015 College (11/28) … Member of the 2016 Spring SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. Long Punt Return: 74 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 All-Purpose Yards: 261 vs. LSU, 2015 Freshman Year (2014): Appeared in all 12 games, including star ng the fi nal three games of the season … Led all Orange freshmen and fi nished sixth on the team with 44 tackles, including fi ve for a loss, and two sacks ... Totaled three tackles at Wake Forest (10/18), including a season-best two for a loss, and his fi rst career sack … Had six tackles and forced the fi rst fumble of his career versus NC State (11/1) … Made his fi rst career start and fi nished with six tackles versus Duke (11/8) … Recorded a season-high 10 tackles at Pi sburgh (11/22) … All- ACC Academic Team selec on … ACC Honor Roll … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters.

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High School: Played for head coach Drew Gordon … Named to the 2013 PIAA AAAA All-State Team … 2013 AAAA All-Catholic League First Team selec on … CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Selected for the 2014 Big 33 Football Classic … In 2013, recorded three sacks and one fumble recovery … Team captain. RUSHING GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Personal: Zaire Najee Franklin … Born in July 1996 in Philadelphia, Pa. … His 2015 12-7 107 607 5.7 4 75 50.6 aunt, Marla Burke, is his guardian … Three brothers, three sisters … Dual major in fi nance and marke ng management. RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2015 12-7 6 55 9.2 1 30 4.6

CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS KICK RETURNS GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G DEFENSE 2015 12-7 3 60 20.0 0 25 5.0 GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2014 12-3 31 13 44 5.0-21 2.0-11 1 0-0 0-0 2 Rushes: 14 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 2015 12-12 59 22 81 11.0-49 3.0-16 2 0-0 1-21 1 Rushing Yards: 103 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Total 24-15 90 35 125 16.0-70 5.0-27 3 0-0 1-21 3 Rush TDs: 1, four times, last at NC State, 2015 Long Rush: 75 at NC State, 2015 Tackles: 11 vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 Receptions: 2, twice, last vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 TFL: 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 Receiving Yards: 38 at USF, 2015 Sacks: 2 vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 Receiving TDs: 1 at USF, 2015 Interceptions: 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 Long Reception: 30 at USF, 2015 Forced Fumbles: 1, three times, last vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 Kick Returns: 2 at USF, 2015 Pass Breakups: 2 at Central Michigan, 2014 Kick Return Yards: 35 at USF, 2015 Long Kick Return: 25 at Louisville, 2015 JORDAN 22 CHRISTOPHER 28 FREDERICKS FREDRICK Sophomore Running Back • 5-10 • 209 Redshirt Freshman Inwood, N.Y./Lawrence HS Defensive Back • 5-11 • 189 Conley, Ga./Cedar Grove HS

At SU: One le er. 2015: Redshirt season. Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... High School: Coached at Cedar Grove by Jermaine Smith … 2014 Georgia Class Appeared in all 12 games, star ng the last seven contests ... 2015 College AAA All-State First Team … 2014 all-region player … As a senior captain, helped Football News and CampusInsiders.com Honorable Men on Freshman All- lead the Saints to the 2014 Class AAA regional semifi nals … Recorded 74 tackles, American ... Led SU with 607 yards rushing on 107 carries (5.7 avg.) and was including six for a loss, and four intercep ons in 2014 … In 2013, had 92 tackles … second on the team with four rushing touchdowns ... First true freshman to Four-year member of the basketball and track & fi eld teams. lead the Orange in rushing since Delone Carter in 2006 … Fredericks’ 607 yards ranked third on the SU freshman rushing record list behind Carter (703 yards, Personal: Christopher Fredrick … Born in June 1997 in , Ga. … Son of 2006) and Joe Morris (1,001 yards, 1978) ... Also caught six passes for 55 yards Napoleon and Josephine Fredrick … Two brothers … Brother, Napoleon Jr., played and one touchdown, and returned three kickoff s for 60 yards ... Against Rhode football at Fort Valley State ... Engineering and computer science major. Island (9/4), named the ECAC Rookie of the Week a er becoming the fi rst true freshman in school history to run for 100 yards in his collegiate debut, gaining 103 yards on 14 carries and scoring his fi rst touchdown on a 13-yard run ... Rushed for 73 yards on 11 carries and scored the game-winning touchdown in TYLER 19 over me of SU’s 30-27 win against Central Michigan (9/19) ... At USF (10/10), had 16 yards on four carries, caught a career-high two passes for 38 yards, including a GILFUS 30-yard, catch-and-run that marked his fi rst receiving touchdown. Also returned the fi rst two kickoff s of his career for 35 yards against the Bulls ... Rushed for Freshman 91 yards and made two recep ons for eight yards versus Pi sburgh (10/24) ... Wide Receiver • 6-1 • 192 Totaled 86 yards rushing on seven a empts, including a career-long, 75-yard Cape Vincent, N.Y./Thousand Islands HS touchdown run on the opening play of the third quarter, at NC State (11/21) … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall. At SU: Enrolled in January 2016 as a walk-on ... Moved from quarterback to wide High School: Played for head coach Joe Mar lo at Lawrence … 2014 Gatorade receiver during spring prac ce. New York State Player of the Year … New York State Sportswriters Associa on Class A Player of the Year and all-state fi rst-team selec on … Four- me all-county High School: Five-year starter at quarterback and three-year captain for his honoree … Two- me All-Long Island selec on … Long Island MVP … Holds the father, head coach Joseph Gilfus, at Thousand Islands High School ... Holds the Thousand Islands record for career passing yards and threw 40 career touchdown Nassau County record for most career touchdowns (98) … Helped lead the passes ... Named to the 2015 All-CNY Second Team ... Selected to par cipate Golden Tornadoes to a 12-0 record and the Long Island III championship … As a in the John Arcaro Memorial Classic... Team and league MVP ... As a senior, senior, rushed for 2,352 yards and had 37 touchdowns on 153 carries … Two- me completed 70 percent of his passes for 917 yards and 14 touchdowns to lead the team captain. Vikings to a 6-2 record and the Sec on III Class C North tle ... Class president.

Personal: Jordan Christopher Fredericks … Born in March 1997 … Son of Robin Personal: Tyler John Gilfus ... Born in September 1997 in Oswego, N.Y. ... Son of and Atasha Mays-Fredericks … Five brothers ... Communica on and rhetorical Joseph and Jonna Gilfus ... One brother, one sister ... Enrolled in the College of studies major. Arts and Sciences.

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ANTHONY 79 TROY 39 GIUDICE HENDERSON Sophomore Redshirt Freshman Defensive Line • 6-1 • 273 Linebacker • 5-11 • 216 Monroe Township, N.J./Avon Old Farms School (Conn.) Cleveland, Ohio/St. Edward HS

At SU: One le er. 2015: Redshirt season … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... Logged me in eight games, including the fi nal six games of the year ... Made his college High School: Played for head coach Rick Fino … Earned fi rst-team all-district debut in the opener against Rhode Island (9/4) and had two tackles, including honors in 2014 … Led St. Edward to a 13-2 record and the 2014 Division I state one for a loss of three yards … Member of the Spring 2016 SU Athle c Director’s championship as a senior captain … Recorded 171 tackles in his senior season, Honor Roll. including 17 for a loss, and 5.5 sacks … Also competed in track & fi eld … Member of the Na onal Honor Society. High School: Played for head coach Bill Mella at Avon Old Farms … 2014 All-New England selec on … Helped lead the Winged Beavers to two Erickson League Personal: Troy Q. Henderson Jr. … Born in February 1997 in Marie a, Ga. … Son championships … As a senior, recorded 63 tackles, including eight sacks and 11 of Carmen Harne and Troy Henderson Sr. … Two sisters ... Communica on and tackles for loss … All-league selec on … Team captain. rhetorical studies major.

Personal: Anthony Angelo Giudice Jr. … Born in September 1997 on Long Island … Son of Maryann and Anthony Guidice Sr. … Father, Anthony, played football at the JACOB 34 University of Massachuse s … One brother, one sister ... Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. HILL CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Sophomore Wide Receiver • 5-6 • 169 DEFENSE Detroit, Mich./Detroit Country Day School GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2015 8-0 2 0 2 1.0-3 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 At SU: One le er ... Joined the team during 2015 preseason camp … Moved from Tackles: 2 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 running back to receiver prior to the start of 2016 spring prac ce. TFL: 1 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Freshman Year (2015): Played in 10 games, mostly on special teams ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), made his college debut and rushed 17 mes for a career-best ALEX 38 75 yards (all in the second half). High School: Running back for four seasons for head coach Dan McLean ... Earned all-state honors in 2014 ... Rushed for 700 yards and scored 16 GROSSMAN touchdowns as a senior captain ... Finished his high school career with 1,700 Senior yards rushing, 47 touchdowns, and eight intercep ons. Kicker • 5-9 • 148 Woodbury, N.Y./Syosset HS Personal: Jacob Hill ... Born in March 1997 in Detroit, Mich. ... Son of Trina and John Hill ... One brother, one sister ... Brother, John, played defensive back at Princeton from 2012-15 ... Enrolled in the School of Informa on Studies. At SU: Joined the team as a walk-on prior to 2016 spring prac ce.

High School: Kicker for three seasons at Syosset High School for head coach CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Paul Rourke ... As a junior, made 25-of-26 PATs and all four of his fi eld-goal tries to rank second in Nassau County in scoring by kickers behind former Syracuse RUSHING football le erwinner Ryan Norton ... Also played soccer for two years. GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2015 10-0 18 68 3.8 0 14 6.8 Personal: Alexander L. Grossman ... Born in February 1995 in Manhasset, N.Y. ... Son of David and Nancy Grossman ... Father, David, ran track at Johns Hopkins PUNT RETURNS from 1980-83 ... Two younger sisters ... Sport management major. GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2015 10-0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1

Rushes: 17, vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Rushing Yards: 75, vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Long Rush: 14, vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Punt Returns: 1, vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Punt Return Yards: -1, vs. Rhode Island, 2015

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TAYLOR 79 MARQEZ 33 HINDY HODGE Senior Senior Offensive Line • 6-4 • 326 Linebacker • 5-11 • 219 West Hills, Calif./Chaminade Prep/Washington Miami, Fla./Miami Central HS

Transferred to Syracuse aŌ er spending two At SU: Three le ers. years at the University of Washington. Junior Year (2015): Started all 12 games at At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to outside linebacker ... Made 41 tackles (23 solo) the 2014 season. and ed for the team lead with two fumble recoveries ... Had a season-high six tackles Junior Year (2015): Played three snaps at at Virginia (10/17) ... Registered fi ve tackles, center in his SU debut at Florida State (10/31). including 0.5 for a loss, at NC State (11/21) ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), made four Sophomore Year (2014): Sat out the season tackles, including 0.5 for a loss, and had one due to NCAA transfer rules. quarterback hurry ... Recorded four tackles and recovered a fumble versus Clemson (11/14) ... Freshman Year (2013 at Washington): Played Also had four-tackle games versus LSU (9/26), in two games ... Made his college debut versus at Florida State (10/31), and at Louisville (11/7) Idaho State (9/21) ... Also saw ac on in the ... Made three tackles and recovered a fumble Huskies’ win against Colorado (11/9). at USF (10/10).

2012 (at Washington): Redshirt season. Sophomore Year (2014): Started the fi rst nine games of the season … Missed the last three games of the year due to injury … Fourth among SU linebackers with 38 High School: Lineman for head coach Ed Croson … 2011 Mission League tackles, including fi ve for a loss, and three sacks ... Against Villanova (8/29), made co-Most Valuable Lineman … Helped Chaminade to a 10-3 record as a senior and fi ve solo tackles, including a career-high two for a loss, and one sack … At Central an appearance in the semifi nals of the CIF Southern Sec on Western Division Michigan (9/13), registered one tackle and returned the fi rst fumble recovery of playoff s … Played in the Los Angeles Daily News All-Star game … Named to the his career 36 yards for a touchdown … Against Notre Dame (9/27), had a season- All-Mission League First Team in 2010 … As a junior, helped Chaminade to an best eight tackles, including four solo, and 1.5 for a loss … Against Louisville 11-2 overall record and a berth in the sec on semifi nals … Named second-team (10/3), made three solo tackles, including a sack. All-Mission League as a sophomore. Freshman Year (2013): Played in eight games, star ng three … Recorded 23 Personal: Taylor William Hindy … Born in January 1994 in West Hills, Calif. … Son tackles (22 solo) ... Recorded one solo tackle in his collegiate debut versus Penn of Suzie and Bill Hindy … Sister, Ashley, a ended Syracuse … Sociology major. State (8/31) … Made his fi rst career start at Georgia Tech (10/19) and posted a career-high 12 solo tackles … Against Boston College (11/30), recorded seven NATHAN tackles, including six solo. 53 High School: Member of three Class 6A state championship teams under head coach Telly Locke … 2012 Prepstar All-Southeast Region selec on … … Two- me HINES captain … As a senior, led Miami Central to the 2012 Florida Class A state tle and a 12-2 record … Named to Miami-Dade County’s Class of 2013 Top 25 (No. 17). Junior Long Snapper • 6-6 • 248 Personal: Marqez Darius Hodge … Born in September 1993 … Son of Fred and Catonsville, Md./Catonsville HS Marcia Hodge … One brother … Public health major.

At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2014 season. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS

Sophomore Year (2015): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … DEFENSE Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2013 8-3 22 1 23 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Freshman Year (2014): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … 2014 9-9 29 9 38 5.5-15 3.0-12 0 1-36 0-0 0 Named to the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall and spring. 2015 12-12 23 18 41 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 2-0 0-0 0 Total 29-24 74 28 102 6.5-17 3.0-12 0 3-36 0-0 0 High School: Helped Catonsville and head coach Rich Hambor win the 2011 4A county and regional championships, and earn a berth in the 2011 4A state Tackles: 12 at Georgia Tech, 2013 semifi nals … Also played basketball. TFL: 2 vs. Villanova, 2014 Sacks: 1, three times, last vs. Louisville, 2014 Personal: Nathan James Hines … Born in March 1996 … Son of James and Debra Fumble Recoveries: 1, three times, last vs. Clemson, 2015 Hines … One brother … Informa on management and technology major. Defensive TDs: 1 (fumble return) at Central Michigan, 2014

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STERLING 10 STEVE 8 HOFRICHTER ISHMAEL Redshirt Freshman Junior Punter • 5-9 • 183 Wide Receiver • 6-2 • 210 Valrico, Fla./Armwood HS Miami, Fla./North Miami Beach HS

2015: Redshirt season … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the At SU: Two le ers ... Enters 2016 with a streak of 12 straight games with a catch. fall. Sophomore Year (2015): Started all 12 games and led the Orange in recep ons High School: Kicker and punter for head coach Sean Callahan … 2014 Florida (39), receiving yards (570), and touchdown catches (7) ... His seven TD recep ons All-State Class 6A First Team … Ranked the sixth-best kicker and ninth-best punter ed for fi h in the ACC ... Caught at least one pass in every game ... Had a by Kohl’s Kicking Camp … In 2014, helped lead the Hawks to a 15-1 record and touchdown in six of the team’s last eight games ... Against Wake Forest (9/19), the Class 6A state championship game … As a senior, hit eight fi eld goals, 61 PATs, made a 53-yard touchdown recep on in the fourth quarter that helped seal SU’s and averaged 40.1 yards per punt … In 2013, helped Armwood reach the Class 6A 30-17 victory ... Made a career-long, 62-yard recep on versus Central Michigan state championship game … Made 17 fi eld goals and 131 PATs in his career. (9/19) ... Caught fi ve passes for 40 yards and one touchdown at USF (10/10) Personal: Sterling James Hofrichter … Born in December 1996 in Jacksonville, ... Had four recep ons for 40 yards, including a 12-yard TD catch in the second Fla. … Son of Bill and Debbie Hofrichter … Two brothers, one sister … Sister, Erin, over me, at Virginia (10/17) ... Against Pi sburgh (10/24), set career highs for was a swimmer at the University of North Florida … Brother, Jonathan, was a recep ons (7), yards (114), and caught a touchdown pass for the third straight swimmer at the University of Tampa ... Health and exercise science major. game ... Had four catches for a team-best 61 yards and a touchdown at Louisville (11/7) ... Made four recep ons for 40 yards, including a touchdown, at NC State (11/21) ... Led the Orange with 44 receiving yards on four catches, including a CORDELL 1-yard touchdown recep on, versus Boston College (11/28) … Member of the 20 2015 Fall SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll.

HUDSON Freshman Year (2014): Played in all 12 games, including fi ve starts … Second on the team in recep ons (27), receiving yards (415), and led the Orange with Redshirt Sophomore three touchdown catches ... Averaged a team-high 15.4 yards per catch ... His 27 Defensive Back • 5-11 • 173 recep ons was fourth all- me among Orange freshmen and his 415 yards ranked Largo, Fla./Largo HS third … Against Villanova (8/29) in his college debut, caught two passes for 13 yards … Against Florida State (10/11), caught three passes for 93 yards and two touchdowns … At Wake Forest (10/18), caught a season-high six passes for 72 At SU: One le er. yards … Against NC State (11/1), caught fi ve passes for 63 yards and a touchdown … At Pi sburgh (11/22), was named the ECAC Rookie of the Week a er matching Freshman Year (2015): Played in all 12 games at cornerback, star ng fi ve ... his season high with six recep ons for a season-high 97 yards, including a season- Started the last four games of the season ... Fi h on the team with 42 tackles (35 solo) and ed for the SU lead with two intercep ons ... Three tackles, including long grab of 46 yards. his fi rst career tackle for loss, at USF (10/10) ... One tackle and credited with his fi rst career pass breakup at Virginia (10/17) ... Against Pi sburgh (10/24), started High School: Coached by Jeff Bertani at North Miami Beach … 2013 Florida All- for the fi rst me and made four tackles ... Credited with fi ve tackles and one pass State Class 8A First Team Off ense … 2013 All-South Florida Regional Elite Second breakup at Florida State (10/31) ... Started and made a career-best nine tackles at Team Off ense … 2013 Miami-Dade All-Star … Set North Miami Beach school Louisville (11/7). Also intercepted his fi rst career pass against the Cardinals ... Led records for touchdowns, recep ons, and receiving yards … In 2012, recorded 937 the team and matched his personal best with nine tackles (all solo), including one receiving yards, 13 touchdowns, 27 tackles and fi ve intercep ons. for a loss, versus Clemson. Also broke up a pass against the Tigers ... Intercepted a pass and made three tackles against Boston College (11/28) … Member of the Personal: Steve Ishmael … Born in July 1995 … Son of Blessed and Darlene SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the spring. Ishmael … Three brothers, one sister … Brother, Kemal, played at Central Florida and was the 2012 Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year. He is currently a 2014: Redshirt season. safety for the … Communica on and rhetorical studies major. High School: Played for head coach Rick Rodriguez … 2013 Tampa Bay Times Class 6A All-State Second Team … 2012 Tampa Bay Times All-County First Team CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS selec on … Made the paper’s list of the top 24 Tampa Bay football recruits for 2014 … Tampa Bay Times All-Suncoast Honorable Men on choice … Defensive RECEIVING MVP at the BCP Ignite Football Combine … Recorded 32 tackles and two GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G intercep ons as a senior … Posted 83 tackles and fi ve intercep ons in his high school career … Team captain as a junior and senior. 2014 12-5 27 415 15.4 3 46 34.6 2015 12-12 39 570 14.6 7 62 47.5 Personal: Cordell D. Hudson … Born in April 1996 in Clearwater, Fla. … Son of Tera Total 24-17 66 985 14.9 10 62 41.0 Booze-Hudson and Cur s Hudson … Two sisters … Economics major. Receptions: 7 vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 Receiving Yards: 114 vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Receiving TDs: 2 vs. Florida State, 2014 Long Reception: 62 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 DEFENSE GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2015 12-5 35 7 42 2.0-3 0.0-0 0 0-0 2-40 3

Tackles: 9, twice, last vs. Clemson, 2015 TFL: 1, twice, last vs. Clemson, 2015 Interceptions: 1, twice, last vs. Boston College, 2015 Pass Breakups: 1, three times, last vs. Clemson, 2015

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MATT 47 HERNZ 58 KELLER LAGUERRE Sophomore Senior Long Snapper • 5-11 • 222 Defensive Line • 6-1 • 237 Willow Street, Pa./Penn Manor HS Spring Valley, N.Y./Spring Valley HS

At SU: One le er ... Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2015, par cipated in spring At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to prac ce, and was a member of the Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. 2013 spring prac ce … Moved from linebacker to defensive end during 2016 spring prac ce. Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... Played all 12 games as the team’s star ng long snapper and recorded three tackles, including solo stops versus LSU (9/26) and at USF (10/10) ... Helped Syracuse Junior Year (2015): Made his college football rank third in the ACC in net pun ng average (40.1) … ACC Honor Roll selec on … debut in the season opener against Rhode Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor both semesters. Island (9/4) ... Allstate AFCA Good Works Team nominee for his superior commitment to High School: Played for head coach Todd Mealy … 2014 Under Armour All- community service and volunteerism. American … 2014 Eastern Pennsylvania Big School First Team selec on … Received 2014 All-Lancaster-Lebanon League Sec on I honors at center and was Sophomore Year (2014): Did not play in any an honorable men on choice at defensive end … As a senior captain, had 26 games. tackles, including three for a loss, 1.5 sacks, and one fumble recovery … 2013 Lancaster-Lebanon League Sec on 1 Honorable Men on at center … 2013 Kohl’s Freshman Year (2013): Did not play in any Kicking All-America First Team. games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the Fall 2013 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Personal: Ma hew Allen Keller … Born in March 1997 in Cleveland, Ohio … Son Roll. of Dale and Tammi Keller … One brother … Accoun ng major. High School: Played for head coach Drew Delva … As a senior captain, recorded CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS four tackles at defensive end and had one catch for fi ve yards as a ght end … Also a member of the basketball, cross country, and track & fi eld teams. DEFENSE GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB Personal: Hernz Laguerre Jr. … Born in May 1994 in Suff ern, N.Y. … Son of Hernz 2015 12-12 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Sr. and Isemene Laguerre … One sister … Earned his undergraduate degree in broadcast and digital journalism … Pursuing a master’s degree in television, radio Tackles: 1, three times, last vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 and fi lm. MICHAEL 67 KYLE 31 LASKER KLEINBERG Redshirt Senior Sophomore Offensive Line • 6-5 • 312 Linebacker • 6-0 • 215 Corona Calif./Santiago HS/Riverside City College Armonk, N.Y./Don Bosco Prep (N.J.)

At SU: Two le ers. At SU: One le er. 2015: Redshirt season … Named to the 2016 Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... Saw Spring SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. ac on in all 12 games, mainly on special teams ... Tied for second on the team with four special teams tackles. Junior Year (2014): Played in nine games, High School: Played for head coach Greg Toal ... 2014 NJ.com All-Non Public Third including his fi rst career start at le guard Team ... 2014 Big North Conference All-United Division First Team ... Recorded 15 versus Villanova (8/29) … Member of the SU sacks as a senior team captain. Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall.

Personal: Kyle M. Kleinberg ... Born in May 1997 in New York ... Son of Howard Sophomore Year (2013): Played in nine games. and Stacey Kleinberg ... Two sisters ... Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Freshman Year (2012 at Riverside City College): Helped lead the squad to a 9-2 record under head coach Tom Cra … Named CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS to the Southern California Football Associa on Second Team Off ense. DEFENSE GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB High School: Helped lead San ago to a 7-4 record as a senior. 2015 12-0 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Personal: Michael Bernard Lasker … Born in August 1994 in Lancaster, Calif. … Tackles: 1, four times, last at Florida State, 2015 Son of Michael and Shekietha Lasker … One sister … Earned his undergraduate degree in communica on and rhetorical studies … Pursuing a graduate degree in instruc onal design, development and evalua on.

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CAMERON 90 ZACK 16 MacPHERSON MAHONEY Senior Junior Tight End • 6-3 • 250 Quarterback • 6-2 • 206 Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy/ LaGrange Park, Ill./Lyons Township HS/ Georgetown College of DuPage Came to Syracuse in 2015 aŌ er playing one season at the College of DuPage in Joined the Orange in the spring of 2014 Illinois. aŌ er playing quarterback for two years at Georgetown. At SU: One le er ... Enrolled in January 2015, par cipated in spring prac ce, and was a member of the Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. At SU: One le er ... Enrolled in January 2014 and was named to the 2014 Spring SU Athle c Sophomore Year (2015): Played in eight games, star ng four, a er beginning the Director’s Honor Roll … Ac vely involved with season as SU’s fi h-string quarterback ... Completed 54-of-117 passes for 535 the Syracuse University chapter of Upli ing yards with seven touchdowns and two intercep ons ... Rushed for 151 yards on Athletes … 2015-16 Remembrance Scholarship 41 carries (3.7 avg.) and two scores ... Against Central Michigan (9/19), split me recipient. with Aus n Wilson a er starter Eric Dungey was knocked out of the game and was 4-for-4 passing for 19 yards, and rushed once for 12 yards. Hit Kendall Moore Junior Year (2015): Played in 12 games, mostly for a 13-yard gain on a third-down pass in over me to set up Jordan Fredericks’ on special teams, and started once at ght end game-winning touchdown ... Made his fi rst start the next week versus LSU (9/26) ... Caught his fi rst career pass for a 3-yard gain and established career highs for comple ons (16), a empts (38), passing yards in the opener against Rhode Island (9/4) ... (154), and touchdown passes (3). All three of Mahoney’s TD passes came in the Made a career-long catch of 10 yards at Florida second half as he became the fi rst Orange signal caller to toss three TDs in one State (10/31) ... Made the fi rst start of his career in the season fi nale against half against a top-10 team. Mahoney also rushed seven mes for 40 yards versus Boston College (11/28) … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the SU Athle c the Tigers ... Made his second start versus Clemson (11/14) and was 8-for-21 Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. passing for 80 yards. Ran 10 mes for a career-high 76 yards, including a career- long run of 30 yards, and two touchdowns against the Tigers ... Started and was 2014: Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules … ACC Honor Roll selec on 10-of-21 passing for 152 yards and two touchdowns at NC State (11/21). Also … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. logged 12 carries for 14 yards against the Wolfpack ... Against Boston College (11/28), earned his fi rst win as a starter by comple ng 11-of-25 passes for 86 Sophomore Year (2013 at Georgetown): Played in two games ... Finished 2-for-5 yards and one touchdown in SU’s 20-17 victory. passing for six yards with one intercep on. Freshman Year (2014 at the College of DuPage): Threw for 1,943 yards and 18 Freshman Year (2012 at Georgetown): Played in two games ... Made his touchdowns, and rushed for 212 yards … 2014 NJCAA Top 20 quarterback … collegiate debut versus Lafaye e (10/27) ... Was 1-for-2 passing for 10 yards Named DuPage’s Most Outstanding Back … Team captain. against Holy Cross (11/19). High School: Played for head coach Kurt Weinberg … Earned all-area and all- High School: Played for head coach Joe Casamento … Team captain as a senior … conference honors as a senior …Team Off ensive MVP … Holds the Lyons Township Named captain of the Upstate team for the 2012 Empower Upstate-Downstate record for the most career passing yards (2,727) … Rushed for 607 yards in All-Star Game … 2012 Sec on III Championship Game MVP… Na onal Football 15 games (40.5 avg.) … During his senior campaign, threw for 2,173 yards, 25 Founda on CNY Chapter Scholar-Athlete … Post-Standard All-Central New York touchdowns, and rushed for 520 yards … Team captain. (CNY) First Team selec on … Also played basketball for two years. Personal: Zachary Alexander Mahoney … Born in May 1995 in Chicago, Ill. … Personal: Cameron A. MacPherson … Born in February 1994 … Son of Son of Michelle Hopkins and Richard Mahoney … One brother, one sister … Maureen MacPherson … One brother, one sister … Brother, Macky, was a Communica on and rhetorical studies major. four-year le erwinner and 2013 team captain for the Orange … Grandfather, Dick MacPherson, was the Syracuse head coach from 1981-90 … Earned undergraduate degrees in interna onal rela ons and television, radio and fi lm … CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Currently pursuing a master’s degree in Pan African studies. PASSING GP-GS Comp Att INT Pct Yds TD Lg Avg/G CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS 2015 8-4 54 117 2 .460 535 7 40 66.9 RECEIVING RUSHING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2015 12-1 2 13 6.5 0 10 1.1 GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2015 8-4 41 151 3.7 2 30 18.9 Receptions: 1, twice, last at Florida State, 2015 Receiving Yards: 10 vs. Florida State, 2015 Completions: 16 vs. LSU, 2015 Long Reception: 10 vs. Florida State, 2015 Attempts: 38 vs. LSU, 2015 Completion Pct (min. 10 att.): 47.6 (10-21) at NC State, 2015 Passing Yards: 154 vs. LSU, 2015 Passing TDs: 3 vs. LSU, 2015 Long Completion: 40 vs. LSU, 2015 Rushes: 10 vs. Clemson, 2015 Rushing Yards: 76 vs. Clemson, 2015 Rushing TDs: 2 vs. Clemson, 2015 Long Rush: 30 vs. Clemson, 2015 Total Offense: 194 vs. LSU, 2015

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JAMAR 65 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS RECEIVING McGLOSTER GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Redshirt Junior 2013 12-0 6 65 10.8 1 16 5.4 Offensive Line • 6-7 • 328 2014 10-2 4 31 7.8 1 14 3.1 Hillside, N.J./Saint Anthony HS 2015 3-2 3 39 13.0 0 21 13.0 Total 25-4 13 135 10.4 2 21 5.4

At SU: Two le ers. Receptions: 3 at Northwestern, 2013 Receiving Yards: 37 at Northwestern, 2013 Sophomore Year (2015): Played in three games at right tackle ... Played 30 snaps Receiving TDs: 1, twice, last vs. Villanova, 2014 in the season opener versus Rhode Island (9/4) and had one knockdown block, Long Reception: 21 vs. Wake Forest, 2015 while helping the Orange rush for a season-high 312 yards ... Logged three snaps each at USF (10/10) and at Florida State (10/31). Freshman Year (2014): Played in three games, including making his college debut WAYNE versus Louisville (10/3) … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Named to the SU Athle c 2 Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. MORGAN 2013: Redshirt season. Redshirt Senior High School: Played varsity football for two years for head coach Sean Fallon … Defensive Back • 5-11 • 193 Helped lead the Friars to an 8-3 record and the NJSIAA Tournament Group 1 Non- Brooklyn, N.Y./Erasmus Hall HS Public semifi nals as a senior.

Personal: Jamar Daevon McGloster … Born in June 1995 in Newark, N.J. … Son At SU: Three le ers. of Horace McGloster and Yolanda Hickman … Two brothers, three sisters … Communica on and rhetorical studies major. Junior Year (2015): Played in all 12 games at cornerback and on special teams ... Credited with 16 tackles (12 solo) and broke up two KENDALL 87 passes ... Made two tackles and broke up a pass versus Wake Forest (912) ... Recorded a career-best four tackles (all solo) versus Central MOORE Michigan (9/19) ... Logged three tackles, Senior including 0.5 for a loss, against LSU (9/26) Tight End • 6-5 • 245 ... Had two tackles and one pass breakup at Chicago, Ill./Neal F. Simeon HS Virginia (10/17) … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the spring.

2014: Awarded a medical redshirt by the NCAA At SU: Three le ers. a er suff ering a season-ending injury ... Played in three games and recorded fi ve tackles before ge ng hurt … Against Villanova Junior Year (2015): Played in three games, star ng two ... Missed most of the year due to (8/29), made a pair of tackles … At Central Michigan (9/13), totaled three tackles, injury ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), caught a including two solo. season-high two passes for 26 yards ... Started against Central Michigan (9/19) and made a Sophomore Year (2013): Played in all 13 games and totaled 21 tackles (16 solo) ... crucial 13-yard recep on in over me to set up Made at least one tackle in 11 contests ... Tied his season high with three tackles Jordan Fredericks’ game-winning touchdown. against Wagner (9/14), at NC State (10/12), and versus Pi sburgh (11/23).

Sophomore Year (2014): Played in 10 games, Freshman Year (2012): Played in all 13 games and recorded 14 tackles … Against including two starts … Caught four passes for USC (9/8), recorded his fi rst career tackle … At Minnesota (9/22), tallied one 31 yards on the season ... Against Villanova tackle and returned two kickoff s for 24 yards … Against Louisville (11/10), made (8/29), caught the eventual game-winning a season-high three tackles … At Temple, returned one kickoff for 15 yards … touchdown pass in over me on a fake fi eld Against West Virginia (12/29) in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, ed his season best goal … At Central Michigan (9/13), had a with three solo tackles, including one for a loss. Also had two kick returns for season-high two catches for 16 yards … Against a personal-best 31 yards, including a career-long return of 24 yards, versus the Notre Dame (9/27), made one recep on for 14 yards. Mountaineers. Freshman Year (2013): Played in 12 games, catching six balls for 65 yards … In his college debut at Northwestern (9/7), set personal highs for recep ons (3), High School: Coached at Erasmus Hall by Danny Landberg … Ranked the No. 11 yards (37), and caught his fi rst career touchdown ... Had one catch versus Wagner safety na onally by ESPN.com … Rated the fourth-best player in New York by (9/14), at Georgia Tech (10/19), and at Florida State (11/16) … Member of the SuperPrep … Competed in the 2011 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … 2011 Spring 2014 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. New York State Class AA First Team selec on … Named to the 2011 New York Post All-City First Team and All-Brooklyn Team … Led Erasmus Hall to a 9-3 record High School: Played for head coach Dante Culbreath … 2012 Chicago Tribune and a berth in the PSAL championship game … Recorded 45 tackles, a sack, one All-State Second Team … Chicago Tribune Illinois Top 50 player … Ranked the No. intercep on, two fumble recoveries, and scored two defensive touchdowns … 22 player in Illinois by Scout.com … Led Simeon to the quarterfi nals of the 2012 Completed 45 passes for 763 yards and four touchdowns, and rushed for 600 Class 8A Illinois High School playoff s. yards and six touchdowns.

Personal: Kendall P. Shadeed-Moore … Born in April 1995 in Chicago, Ill. … Son of Personal: Wayne E. Morgan … Born in January 1993 … Son of Wayne Morgan Khem Davis … One brother … Communica on and rhetorical studies major. Sr. and Sharon Ellis … Two sisters, one brother … Received his bachelor’s degree in sport management and is pursuing a master’s degree in instruc onal design,

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2012: Redshirt season. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS High School: Coached at Central Gwine by Todd Woff ord … In 2011, rushed for DEFENSE 1,045 yards on 145 carries and scored 17 touchdowns … Also had 36 recep ons GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB for 395 yards … In 2010, led Gwinne County in receiving yards with more than 2012 13-0 7 7 14 1.0-5 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 700, and also rushed for 700 yards with 13 touchdowns. 2013 13-0 16 5 21 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2014 3-0 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Personal: George Morris II … Born in October 1992 in Memphis, Tenn. ... Son of 2015 12-0 12 4 16 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2 George Sr. and Barbara Morris … Two brothers, one sister ... Communica on and Total 41-0 38 18 56 1.5-6 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 2 rhetorical studies major.

KICK RETURNS GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS 2012 13-0 5 70 14.0 0 24 5.4 2013 13-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 RUSHING 2014 3-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2015 12-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 2013 10-0 79 334 4.2 1 23 33.4 Total 41-0 5 70 14.0 0 24 1.7 2014 12-0 35 101 2.9 0 33 8.4 2015 12-3 66 326 4.9 0 51 27.2 Tackles: 4 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 Total 34-3 180 761 4.2 1 51 22.4 TFL: 1 vs. West Virginia, 2012 Passes Breakups: 1, twice, last at Virginia, 2015 RECEIVING Kick Returns: 2, twice, last vs. West Virginia, 2012 GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Kick Return Yards: 31 vs. West Virginia, 2012 2013 10-0 2 20 10.0 0 14 2.0 Long Kick Return: 24 vs. West Virginia, 2012 2014 12-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 2015 12-3 5 17 3.4 0 8 1.4 Total 34-3 7 37 5.3 0 14 1.1

GEORGE 27 KICK RETURNS GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G MORRIS 2013 10-0 15 294 19.6 0 35 29.4 2014 12-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Redshirt Senior 2015 12-3 1 15 15.0 0 15 1.3 Running Back • 6-0 • 182 Total 34-3 16 309 19.3 0 35 9.1 Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinnett HS DEFENSE GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB At SU: Three le ers. 2013 10-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2014 12-0 4 0 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Junior Year (2015): Played in all 12 games with 2015 12-3 4 0 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 three starts ... Third on the team in rushing Total 34-3 8 0 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 with 326 yards on 66 carries (4.9 avg.) ... Also caught fi ve passes for 17 yards and ed for Rushes: 21 vs. Florida State, 2013 second on the team with four special teams Rushing Yards: 80 vs. Clemson, 2015 tackles ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), made his Rushing TDs: 1 vs. Boston College, 2013 fi rst career start and rushed for 71 yards on 12 Long Rush: 51 vs. Clemson, 2015 carries ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), had six Receptions: 2 vs. Clemson, 2015 carries for 46 yards, including a 34-yard run ... Receiving Yards: 14 vs. Tulane, 2013 Logged seven carries for 35 yards versus LSU Long Reception: 14 vs. Tulane, 2013 (9/26) ... Rushed six mes for 55 yards and Kick Returns: 5 at Northwestern, 2013 returned one kickoff for 15 yards at Florida Kick Return Yards: 71 at Northwestern, 2013 State (10/31) ... Ran for a career-high 80 yards Long Kick Return: 35, twice vs. Penn State, 2013 on a season-high 14 carries, including a career- Tackles: 3 vs. Clemson, 2015 long, 51-yard run, against Clemson (11/14). Also caught a personal-best two passes for nine yards and made three tackles covering kicks versus the Tigers.

Sophomore Year (2014): Played in all 12 games and rushed for 101 yards on 35 carries ... Also recorded four special teams tackles ... Rushed for 19 yards on a season-high six carries at Wake Forest (10/18) ... Gained a season-best 34 yards on four carries at Pi sburgh (11/22), including a season-long run of 33 yards.

Freshman Year (2013): Played in 10 games … Fourth on the team in rushing with 334 yards on 79 carries and one touchdown ... Averaged 4.2 yards per rush ... Led the team in kickoff returns (15) and yards (294) ... Against Penn State (8/31), made his college debut, rushed once for four yards, and returned two kicks for 70 yards … At Northwestern (9/7), had three carries for 12 yards and returned a personal-best fi ve kickoff s for 71 yards … Against Tulane (9/21), had nine carries for 35 yards, made his fi rst career recep on for 14 yards, and returned one kickoff for 15 yards … At Florida State (11/16), rushed for a season-best 67 yards on 21 carries and returned two kickoff s for 42 yards … Against Boston College (11/30), rushed for 40 yards on 10 carries and scored the fi rst touchdown of his career … Member of the Spring 2014 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll.

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COLE 48 MOE 21 MURPHY NEAL Junior Freshman Kicker • 6-3 • 200 Running Back • 5-11 • 169 Castaic, Calif./Valencia HS Gastonia, N.C./Forestview HS

At SU: Two le ers ... Enters 2016 with a streak of 47 consecu ve made extra At SU: Enrolled in January 2016 and par cipated in spring prac ce. points … Ranks ninth on SU’s career ledger for fi eld goals made (29), third in career fi eld-goal percentage (.763, 29-38), and ed for 10th in career fi eld-goal High School: Four-year starter at running back for head coach Chris Medlin at a empts (38). Forestview High School … First Forestview player to earn a scholarship to a Power Five school … Rated three stars by ESPN, Scout.com, Rivals.com, and 247Sports. Sophomore Year (2015): Played in all 12 games as the team’s top placekicker com … Ranked the top athlete in North Carolina by Scout.com and the No. 14 ... Led the Orange in scoring for the second year in a row with 85 points, and all-purpose back in the Class of 2016 by Rivals.com … Three- me All-Gaston ed for seventh in the ACC in points per game by a kicker (7.1) ... Connected on GazeƩ e First Team selec on … Two- me Charlo e “Big 22” honoree … PrepStar 16-of-22 (.727) fi eld goals and was a perfect 37-for-37 on PATs ... Eighth in the All-Atlan c Region selec on … Holds the Gaston County career records for yards ACC in fi eld goals (16), fi eld goals made per game (1.33), and percentage (.727) from scrimmage (6,882), recep ons (164), and points scored (630) … Rushed ... Murphy’s 16 fi eld goals ed for fi h on SU’s season record list and his 22 for 4,631 yards, totaled 2,251 receiving yards, and scored 103 touchdowns (68 a empts ed for eighth ... His 37 converted PATs ed for seventh on SU’s single- rushing, 34 receiving, 1 KO return) in his career … As a senior, rushed for 1,381 season ledger ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), hit a career-high six extra points and yards and 20 touchdowns on 252 carries, and caught 27 passes for 525 yards made a 23-yard fi eld goal ... Tied his personal high with three made fi eld goals and nine TDs ... Selected to play in the Off ense-Defense All-American Bowl in (35, 39 and 20 yards) versus Wake Forest (9/12). Also booted three extra points Daytona Beach, Fla. … As a junior, named the Big South 2A/3A Conference Player to e his career high with 12 points against the Demon Deacons ... Drilled both of the Year and Forestview’s Male Athlete of the Year a er recording 3,062 all- of his fi eld-goal tries in SU’s 20-17 win against Boston College (11/28), including purpose yards and accoun ng for 39 touchdowns to lead the Jaguars to an 11-3 a season-long, 49-yarder in the fi rst half, and the game-winner from 35 yards out record and an appearance in the state quarterfi nals … Ran for 2,018 yards on 273 with no me remaining … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the carries (7.4 avg.) and 29 touchdowns … Also had 35 catches for 549 yards and fall. nine touchdowns … Averaged 30.8 yards on 13 kickoff returns and 23.8 yards on four punt returns to earn All-CharloƩ e Observer Third Team plaudits as a return Freshman Year (2014): Played in all 12 games ... Award semifi nalist ... specialist … As a sophomore, scored 27 total touchdowns to help the Jaguars Led the Orange in scoring with 50 points ... Made 13-of-16 (.813) fi eld goals and to a 10-5 record and a berth in the state semifi nals … Rushed for 1,027 yards 11-of-12 extra points ... Also handled kickoff du es for the Orange and recorded and 16 touchdowns on 160 carries … Added 70 recep ons for 783 yards and 10 nine touchbacks ... Against Maryland (9/20), made the fi rst fi eld goal of his career touchdowns, and racked up 418 yards and one touchdown as a kick returner … (49 yards) ... Against Louisville (10/3), made two fi eld goals (21 and 24 yards) ... 2013 Forestview Off ensive Player of the Year and two- me team MVP. Against Florida State (10/11), hit two fi eld goals (21 and 32 yards) ... At Wake Forest (10/18), set a career high with three made fi eld goals (27, 32, and 41 Personal: Darius Quantavius (Moe) Neal Jr. … Born in November 1997 in yards) and kicked three extra points for a personal-best 12 points ... At Clemson Charlo e, N.C. … Son of Moe Neal Sr. and Tracy Neal … One older brother … (10/25), connected on two fi eld goals, including a career-long 50-yarder that was Communica on and rhetorical studies major. the longest FG for a Syracuse kicker since Patrick Shadle made a 53-yarder at West Virginia in 2008 ... Against NC State (11/1), hit his second 50-yard fi eld goal of the season and was 2-for-2 on PATs. OMARI 57 High School: Coached by Larry Muir … All-CIF First Team Defense … All-area and all-league selec on … In 2013, recorded 57 touchbacks and hit 6-of-9 fi eld PALMER goals … Averaged 42.6 yards per punt … Made 10-of-15 fi eld goals in his career, Redshirt Senior including a 50-yarder … Also played soccer. Offensive Line • 6-3 • 315 Personal: Cole Michael Murphy … Born in April 1996 in Burbank, Calif. … Son of Coram, N.Y./Longwood HS Michael and Diane Murphy … One brother, one sister … Cousin, Robert Fish, was a pitcher for the Atlanta Braves … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. At SU: Three le ers.

Junior Year (2015): Started all 12 games at CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS right tackle ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), played 49 snaps and earned the highest KICKING grade of SU’s front fi ve to help the Orange GP-GS FGM FGA Pct Lg BLK PAT Pts rush for a season-high 312 yards. Recorded 2014 12-9 13 16 .813 50 0 11-12 50 4.5 knockdown blocks against the Rams ... 2015 12-12 16 22 .727 49 1 37-37 85 On the fi eld for 57 snaps and recorded two Total 24-21 29 38 .763 50 1 48-49 135 knockdown blocks to key a rushing a ack that produced 242 yards against Clemson (11/14), FGs Made: 3, twice, last vs. Wake Forest, 2015 the most rushing yards allowed by the Tigers’ Most FG Attempts: 3, five times, last vs. Clemson, 2015 defense in 2015 ... Graded out the highest Long FG: 50, twice, last vs. NC State, 2014 among Orange linemen at NC State (11/21) PATs Made: 6 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 and was credited with eight knockdown blocks, Most Points: 12, twice, last vs. Wake Forest, 2015 the best single-game total for any member of the team’s off ensive front in 2015.

Sophomore Year (2014): Started nine games, including six at right tackle.

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Freshman Year (2013): Played in 10 games ... Helped pave the way for an SU rushing a ack that ranked fourth in the ACC, averaging 194.8 yards per game. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS

2012: Redshirt season. RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G High School: Lineman for head coach John Murphy … 2011 New York State Class 2013 13-2 13 90 6.9 2 15 6.9 AA First Team honoree, helping the Lions to an 8-2 record … 2010 New York State 2014 9-8 9 49 5.4 0 13 5.4 Class AA Third Team selec on … Earned all-metro, All-Long Island, all-county and 2015 10-7 21 140 6.7 0 13 14.0 all-league honors in 2011 … Selected for the 2012 Upstate-Downstate All-Star Total 32-17 43 279 6.5 2 15 8.7 Game … Also wrestled. Receptions: 7 vs. Boston College, 2013 Personal: Omari Jahi Palmer … Born in May 1994 … Son of Steven and Janice Receiving Yards: 47 vs. Boston College, 2013 Palmer … One sister … Sociology major. Receiving TDs: 2 vs. Boston College, 2013 Long Reception: 15, twice, last vs. Boston College, 2013 JOSH 89 PARRIS TYRONE 26 Redshirt Senior PERKINS Tight End • 6-4 • 244 Sophomore Stone Mountain, Ga./Stephenson HS Wide Receiver • 6-0 • 203 Glen Head, N.Y./Friends Academy At SU: Three le ers ... 2014 ‘Cuse Awards Play of the Year award winner for his game-winning At SU: One le er … Moved from running back to receiver prior to the start of touchdown catch against Boston College in 2016 spring prac ce. 2013. Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... Saw Junior Year (2015): Played in 10 games with me in seven games, mainly on special teams ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), seven starts .. Missed the Central Michigan made his college debut and had one carry for fi ve yards. (9/19) and NC State (11/21) games due to injury ... Third on the Orange with a personal- High School: Played for head coach Ronald Baskind at Friends Academy … Missed best 21 recep ons for 140 yards ... Made at his senior season due to an ACL tear … In 2013, rushed for more than 1,000 yards least one catch in seven games .. Led the team and scored 24 touchdowns … Team captain as a junior. with four recep ons for 35 yards, including a season-long grab of 13 yards, at Florida Personal: Tyrone Daniel Perkins … Born in January 1997 … Son of Tyrone Perkins State (10/31) ... Paced the Orange again with Sr. and guardians Debby and Sco Rechler ... Health and physical educa on fi ve recep ons for 24 yards the next week at major. Louisville (11/7).

Sophomore Year (2014): Played in nine games, star ng eight ... Registered nine CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS recep ons for 49 yards ... Against Louisville (10/3), led the Orange with fi ve RUSHING recep ons for 34 yards ... At Wake Forest (10/18), caught two passes for four GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G yards. 2015 7-0 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.7 Freshman Year (2013): Played in all 13 games, star ng two … Recorded 13 recep ons for 90 yards and two touchdowns ... Made at least one recep on Rushes: 1 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 in seven games ... Against Boston College (11/30), caught a career-high seven Rushing Yards: 5 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 passes for 47 yards and had two touchdowns, including the game-winning score Long Rush: 5 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 with six seconds remaining, to li the Orange to a 34-31 victory. 2012: Redshirt season. ALRYK 49 High School: Coached at Stephenson by Ron Gartrell … Rated the 24th-best ght end na onally by Tom Lemming at MaxPreps.com … Par cipated in the PERRY 2011 Georgia High School All-Star Game … Led Stone Mountain to a 9-1 record as a senior … 2011 Georgia Region 2AAAAA First Team selec on … In 2011, had Redshirt Junior 12 recep ons for 200 yards and three touchdowns … In 2010, made 11 catches Linebacker • 6-1 • 217 for 168 yards, averaging 15.2 yards per catch, as a team captain for Shiloh High Columbus, Ga./Glenwood School (Ala.) School.

Personal: Joshua Eugene Parris … Born in July 1993 in Decatur, Ga. … Son of Sophomore Year (2015): Made his collegiate debut in SU’s season-opening win Nicole Parris and Rufus Sims, and grandson of Carrol Parris … Two brothers, three against Rhode Island (9/4) and notched his fi rst career tackle … ACC Honor Roll sisters … Communica on and rhetorical studies major. selec on … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall and spring. Freshman Year (2014): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters.

2013: Redshirt season.

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High School: Played for coach Jason Allen at the Glenwood School in Alabama … 2012 Alabama Sports Writers Associa on All-State Honorable Men on selec on CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS and Opelika-Auburn News All-Area Defensive Second Team honoree … Named to the 2013 NUC Top Prospect-Developmental Outstanding Performance List … RUSHING Played in the NUC Underclassmen All-America game (South team) … Helped lead GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Glenwood to a 7-4 record as a senior … In 2012, recorded 39 tackles, including 12 2014 12-2 45 194 4.3 0 17 16.2 for a loss, and six sacks … Also wrestled. 2015 9-8 41 234 5.7 3 31 26.0 Total 21-10 86 428 5.0 3 31 20.4 Personal: Alryk D’von Perry … Born in April 1995 … Son of D’Borra and Willie Perry … One brother … Informa on management and technology major. RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS 2014 12-2 15 57 3.8 0 9 4.8 2015 9-8 29 286 9.9 5 32 31.8 DEFENSE Total 21-10 44 343 7.8 5 32 16.3 GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2015 1-0 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 KICK RETURNS GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Tackles: 1 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 2014 12-2 25 476 19.0 0 31 39.7 2015 9-8 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Total 21-10 25 476 19.0 0 31 22.7 ERVIN 3 PUNT RETURNS GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G 2014 12-2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 PHILIPS 2015 9-8 1 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Junior Total 21-10 1 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Wide Receiver • 5-11 • 176 Rushes: 10 vs. Boston College, 2015 West Haven, Conn./West Haven HS Rushing Yards: 75 vs. Boston College, 2015 Rush TDs: 1, three times, last vs. Boston College, 2015 At SU: Two le ers ... Moved to receiver prior to the start of 2016 spring prac ce. Long Rush: 31 vs. Boston College, 2015 Receptions: 6 vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 Sophomore Year (2015): Played in nine games with eight starts ... Led the team Receiving Yards: 75 at USF, 2015 with eight total touchdowns (3 rushing, 5 receiving) and fi nished second on the Receiving TDs: 2 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 club with 48 points ... Ranked eighth in the ACC among non-kickers in scoring Long Reception: 32 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 at 5.3 points per game ... Rushed for 234 yards on 41 carries (5.7 avg) and three Kick Returns: 6 vs. Maryland, 2014 touchdowns ... Second on the Orange in recep ons (29), third in receiving yards Kick Return Yards: 117 vs. Maryland, 2014 (286), and second in receiving TDs (5) ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), started Long Kick Return: 31, twice, last at Clemson, 2014 for the fi rst me and made the fi rst two TD catches of his career, including a Punt Returns: 1 vs. Boston College, 2015 32-yard score that marked his longest career recep on ... Missed consecu ve games against Wake Forest (9/12), Central Michigan (9/19), and LSU (9/26) with an injury ... Returned to the lineup at USF (10/10) and had fi ve recep ons for a personal-best 75 yards, and three carries for 21 yards ... At Virginia (10/17), JAKE caught four passes for 33 yards, including a 7-yard TD recep on in the fi rst 99 over me, and rushed fi ve mes for 28 yards ... Against Pi sburgh (10/24), made a career-high six recep ons for 50 yards and one touchdown. Also totaled PICKARD eight yards rushing on three a empts ... At Louisville (11/7), scored his fi rst career rushing touchdown on a 10-yard run in the fi rst quarter. Finished with Redshirt Freshman 26 yards on six carries, and caught three passes for 33 yards ... Scored a 28-yard Defensive Line • 6-5 • 256 touchdown on his only carry versus Clemson (11/14) ... Made two recep ons for Short Hills, N.J./Millburn HS 36 yards, including a 30-yard TD catch, and gained 27 yards rushing on six carries at NC State (11/21) ... Set career highs for carries (10), rushing yards (75), and scored a touchdown in SU’s 20-17 victory against Boston College (11/28). Also 2015: Redshirt season. caught four passes for 19 yards versus the Eagles. High School: Played for head coach Patrick Leonardis at Millburn … All-Group 4 Freshman Year (2014): Played in all 12 games, star ng two ... Second on the First Team Defense … Two- me Super Essex All-Conference selec on for off ense team in all-purpose yardage (727 yards) ... Rushed for 194 yards on 45 carries, and defense … Team captain as a senior … As a junior, recorded 70 tackles and hauled in 15 recep ons for 57 yards, and returned 25 kickoff s for 476 yards ... 2.5 sacks. Made his collegiate debut versus Villanova (8/29) and returned three kickoff s for 76 yards, including a long of 31 yards ... At Central Michigan (9/13), rushed for Personal: Jake Pickard … Born in October 1996 in Livingston, N.J. … Son of Tara a season-high 55 yards on nine carries ... Against Maryland (9/20), returned a career-high six kickoff s for 117 yards ... At Wake Forest (10/18), caught a season- and Andy Pickard … Two brothers, one sister ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and best four passes for 10 yards ... Against Duke (11/8), rushed for 36 yards on six Sciences. carries and matched his season high with four recep ons for 16 yards … Member of the Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll.

High School: Played for head coach Ed McCarthy … 2013 Coaches All-Connec cut selec on … 2013 Walter Camp All-Connec cut honoree … 2013 Southern Connec cut Conference MVP … Set school records for career rushing yards (4,596), career touchdowns (88), and career yards of total off ense (6,182) … Two- me captain.

Personal: Ervin Leon Philips … Born in January 1995 in Milford, Conn. … Son of Joshua and Leona Philips … Three brothers … Communica on and rhetorical studies major.

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2014: Redshirt season … Named to the Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor AARON 59 Roll. High School: Selected to play in the 2013 Florida vs. Georgia Clash of the Scholar- ROBERTS Athletes All-Star Game … As a senior, had fi ve tackles, including two sacks, and Redshirt Sophomore forced three fumbles in a 26-20 over me victory against Miller Grove. Offensive Line • 6-4 • 280 Personal: Kayton Neal Samuels … Born in October 1995 in Brooklyn, N.Y. … Son of Chicago, Ill./De La Salle Institute Shana and Rendell Samuels … Two sisters, two brothers … Social work major.

At SU: One le er. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS

Freshman Year (2015): Appeared in three games as a reserve guard ... Against DEFENSE Rhode Island (9/4), played 30 snaps in his college debut and registered two GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB knockdown blocks to help the Orange rush for a season-high 312 yards ... 2015 12-12 8 7 15 2.5-4 0.0-0 0 1-0 0-0 0 Played one snap versus Wake Forest (9/12) ... Played three snaps and had one knockdown block at Florida State (10/31). Tackles: 3 at NC State, 2015 TFL: 1, twice, last vs. Central Michigan, 2015 2014: Redshirt season. Fumble Recoveries: 1 vs. Rhode Island, 2015

High School: Two- me team captain for head coach Dan O’Keefe ... 2013 Chicago Tribune All-State Special Men on Team … 2013 All-Catholic League selec on. CHAUNCEY 21 Personal: Aaron Roberts … Born in July 1996 in Blue Island, Ill. … Son of Gilbert and Angela Roberts … Two brothers … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of SCISSUM Sport and Human Dynamics. Redshirt Junior Defensive Back • 6-2 • 201 KENNETH 45 West Henrietta, N.Y./Rush-Henrietta HS RUFF At SU: Two le ers. Freshman Sophomore Year (2015): Played in all 12 games, star ng seven, at free safety ... Defensive Line • 6-1 • 264 Fourth on the team and second among SU defensive backs with 43 tackles (27 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Dillard HS solo) ... Recorded six games with fi ve or more tackles ... Posted a career-high six tackles versus LSU (9/26), and equaled the eff ort with six stops at USF (10/10) ... Credited with a career-high fi ve assisted tackles, including 0.5 for a loss, in At SU: Enrolled in January 2016 and par cipated in spring prac ce. his fi rst career start at Virginia (10/17) ... Notched a career-best six solo tackles versus Pi sburgh (10/24) ... At Florida State (10/31), had two solo stops and High School: Four-year linebacker for head coach Lorenzo Davis at Dillard High broke up his fi rst career pass ... Logged his fourth six-tackle game of the year School … Earned a three-star ra ng from ESPN, Scout.com, Rivals.com, and at NC State (11/21) … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the SU Athle c 247Sports.com … Ranked the No. 26 inside linebacker in the Class of 2016 by Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. Rivals.com and the No. 37 inside linebacker in the class by 247Sports.com ... No. 22 overall prospect and the No. 4 linebacker in Broward County, according to the Freshman Year (2014): Played in all 12 games, mostly on special teams ... Recorded four tackles on the season ... Tallied a season-best two tackles at Miami Herald … 2015 Miami Herald All-Broward County Second Team selec on Clemson (10/25) … Member of the Fall 2014 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. …PrepStar All-Southeast Region honoree … U.S. Na onal U-19 Football Team nominee … Recorded more than 30 career sacks … Had 98 tackles, 19 sacks, three 2013: Redshirt season. forced fumbles, and four fumble recoveries as a senior … Two- me team captain. High School: Played for head coach Joe Montesano … New York Sportswriters Personal: Kenneth K. Ruff Jr. … Born in December 1997 in Planta on, Fla. … Son Associa on All-State First Team selec on and was named to the Democrat & of Lakeisha Wright … Biology major. Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Second Team … Team captain as a senior … In 2010, helped lead Rush-Henrie a to the state championship … Member of two Sec on V championship teams … In 2012, recorded 23 tackles (19 solo) and completed 58-of-75 passes for 679 yards and nine touchdowns … Also played KAYTON 52 lacrosse and ran indoor track. Personal: Chauncey Scissum … Born in March 1995 in Rochester, N.Y. … Son of SAMUELS Arthur and Ginger Scissum … Selected studies major in the School of Educa on. Redshirt Sophomore Defensive Line • 6-0 • 314 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Ellenwood, Ga./Arabia Mountain HS DEFENSE GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB At SU: One le er. 2014 12-0 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2015 12-7 27 16 43 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 Freshman Year (2015): Started all 12 games at nose tackle and had 15 tackles, Total 24-7 30 17 47 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 including eight solo ... Six mul -tackle games ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), made his collegiate debut and registered one tackle for loss and recovered a fumble Tackles: 6, four times, last at NC State, 2015 ... Personal-best two solo tackles versus Wake Forest (9/12) ... One tackle for TFL: 0.5 at Virginia, 2015 loss against Central Michigan (9/19) ... Credited with a career-high three tackles, Pass Breakups: 1 at Florida State, 2015 including one solo, at NC State (11/21) ... All-ACC Academic Team selec on … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the fall.

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CHRIS 95 DONTAE 4 SLAYTON STRICKLAND Redshirt Sophomore Sophomore Defensive Line • 6-4 • 296 Running Back • 5-11 • 199 University Park, Ill./Crete Monee HS Dayton, N.J./South Brunswick HS

At SU: One le er. At SU: One le er.

Freshman Year (2015): Played in all 12 games with fi ve starts, including a fi rst- Freshman Year (2015): Played in all 12 games ... Rushed 21 mes for 81 yards string role in the season’s fi rst four games ... 2015 College Football News and (3.9 avg.) and one touchdown, and caught nine passes for 137 yards and two CampusInsiders.com Honorable Men on Freshman All-American ... Recorded scores ... Returned four kickoff s for 82 yards ... Made three tackles, including 22 tackles (14 solo) and ranked fourth on the Orange with six tackles for loss ... two on special teams, and recovered a fumble … Against Rhode Island (9/4), Against Rhode Island (9/4), made his fi rst career start and was credited with one logged two carries for 42 yards in his college debut and scored his fi rst career tackle ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), tallied a career-high three solo tackles ... touchdown on a 21-yard run ... Against Wake Forest (9/12), made the fi rst Made three tackles, including a career-best 1.5 for a loss, versus Central Michigan catch of his career for a 12-yard gain ... Against Central Michigan (9/19), had a (9/19) ... At USF (10/10), fi nished with two solo tackles, including one for a loss, and forced the fi rst fumble of his career ... Set a personal high with fi ve tackles personal-best two recep ons for 18 yards, including his fi rst career TD catch ... (all assisted) at Virginia (10/17) ... Had two tackles, including one for a loss, and Against LSU (9/26), caught a 5-yard touchdown, rushed for seven yards on two recorded the fi rst pass breakup of his career, at Louisville (11/7). carries, and returned the fi rst kickoff of his career for 18 yards ... Rushed four mes for 13 yards and made a career-long recep on of 62 yards at Florida State 2014: Redshirt season … Member of the Spring SU 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. (10/31) ... Tied his personal best with two recep ons for 16 yards, and carried twice for two yards, at Louisville (11/7) ... Set career highs for carries (5), kick High School: Played for head coach John Konecki … Led Crete Monee to the returns (2), kick return yards (46), and longest kick return (26 yards) against 2013 IHSA 6A state tle … 2013 Chicago Tribune All-State Second Team … 2012 Boston College (11/28). Chicago Tribune All-State Special Men on … Won two Southland Conference championships … Named all-conference in 2012 a er leading the team to a 14-0 High School: Running back for head coach Joseph Goerge … 2014 NJ.com record and recording 61 tackles, including nine sacks, and three forced fumbles. All-State selec on … 2014 Greater Middlesex Conference Player of the Year … 2014 All-Middlesex County honoree … In 2014, helped lead the Vikings to a 11-1 Personal: Chris Slayton … Born in August 1996 … Son of Lemuel Slayton and Loren record and the state championship game by rushing for 1,179 yards and scoring Slayton-Slaughter … One brother … Communica on and rhetorical studies major. 16 touchdowns … 2013 Home News Tribune All-Area selec on … In 2013, rushed for 988 yards and scored 11 touchdowns. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Personal: Dontae Strickland … Born in March 1997 in New Brunswick, N.J. … Son DEFENSE of William and Carol Strickland … Four brothers, three sisters … Enrolled in the GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. 2015 12-5 14 8 22 6.0-17 1.0-6 1 0-0 0-0 1

Tackles: 5 at Virginia, 2015 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS TFL: 1.5 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 Sacks: 1 at USF, 2015 RUSHING Forced Fumbles: 1 at USF, 2015 GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Pass Breakups: 1 at Louisville, 2015 2015 12-0 21 81 3.9 1 21 6.8

RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G JOE 42 2015 12-0 9 137 15.2 2 62 11.4 KICK RETURNS STANARD GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Senior 2015 12-0 4 82 20.5 0 26 6.8 Defensive Back • 5-10 • 202 DEFENSE Baldwinsville, N.Y./C.W. Baker HS GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2015 12-0 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1-0 0-0 0 At SU: Joined the team as a walk-on prior to the 2013 season. Rushes: 5 vs. Boston College, 2015 Junior Year (2015): Did not play in any games … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Rushing Yards: 42 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. Rush TDs: 1 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Long Rush: 21 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Sophomore Year (2014): Did not play in any games … Member of the Spring 2015 Receptions: 2, twice, last at Louisville, 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. Receiving Yards: 62 at Florida State, 2015 Receiving TDs: 1, twice, last vs. LSU, 2015 Freshman Year (2013): Did not play in any games. Long Reception: 62 at Florida State, 2015 Kick Returns: 2 vs. Boston College, 2015 High School: Three-year football le erwinner for head coach Carl Sanfl ippo, a Kick Return Yards: 46 vs. Boston College, 2015 1975 Orange le erwinner … Played on Baldwinsville’s 2010 Sec on III Class AA championship team. Long Kick Return: 26 vs. Boston College, 2015 Tackles: 1, three times, last vs. Boston College, 2015 Personal: Joseph Ma hew Stanard … Born in August 1995 in Susquehanna, Pa. Fumble Recoveries: 1 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 … Son of David, an SU graduate, and Lisa Stanard … Two brothers, three sisters ... Forensic science major.

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Freshman Year (2014): Played in nine games and recorded four tackles and one TED 37 forced fumble ... At Wake Forest (10/18), made two tackles ... Against NC State (11/1), had one tackle and forced the fi rst fumble of his career … Member of the TAYLOR Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. Senior High School: Played for head coach Kevin Reach … Named to the 2013 7-A All- Linebacker • 6-1 • 217 Region First Team … As a senior, recorded 64 tackles and 7.5 sacks to lead Collins Riviera Beach, Fla./Dwyer HS/ Hill to the regional championship and an 11-2 record. Dodge City Community College Personal: Jonathan Maclean Thomas … Born in August 1996 … Son of Barbara Thomas and Cassius Sirleas (stepfather) … Selected studies major in the School of Joined the Orange in 2015 aŌ er playing his fi rst two years at Dodge City Community College in Educa on. Kansas.

At SU: One le er. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS

Junior Year (2015): Played in all 12 games, DEFENSE star ng the last four games of the season in GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB place of the injured Parris Benne ... Had 27 2014 9-0 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0 tackles (23 solo), fi ve tackles for loss, and two 2015 12-0 25 9 34 1.5-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 sacks ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), made his Total 21-0 28 10 38 1.5-2 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0 SU debut and was credited with three solo tackles, including one for a loss of six yards KICK RETURNS ... Tallied a career-high four tackles and one GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G quarterback hurry in his fi rst career start at 2014 9-0 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.8 Louisville (11/7) ... Started and fi nished with three tackles, including his fi rst career sack, at 2015 12-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 NC State (11/21) ... Recorded three tackles, including a personal-best two for a Total 21-0 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.3 loss, and one sack, as a starter against Boston College (11/28). Tackles: 7 at Florida State, 2015 Dodge City Community College (2013 & 2014): Coached by Gary Thomas … In TFL: 1 vs. Rhode Island, 2015 2014, posted 84 tackles (53 solo) with two sacks, one forced fumble, and two Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. NC State, 2014 fumble recoveries … Named the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Kick Returns: 1 at Boston College, 2014 Player of the Week a er recording 12 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss, and one Kick Return Yards: 7 at Boston College, 2014 pass breakup versus Ellsworth … In 2013, had 29 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss, Long Kick Return: 7 at Boston College, 2014 half a sack, one pass breakup, and one fumble recovery.

High School: Played defensive end for head coach Jack Daniels … Rated 46th on ESPN’s Top 76 West Palm Recruits list … Selected to play in the 2012 North-South KIELAN All-Star Football Classic. 25 Personal: Ted R. Taylor Jr. ... Born in January 1995 in West Palm Beach, Fla. ... Son WHITNER of Roberta Campbell and Ted Taylor Sr. ... One brother, three sisters ... Child and family studies major. Sophomore Defensive Back • 6-0 • 197 Lawrenceville, Ga./Mountain View HS CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS

DEFENSE At SU: One le er. GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2015 12-4 23 4 27 5.0-21 2.0-7 0 0-0 0-0 0 Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... Played in 12 games on special teams and as a reserve safety ... Led all Orange Tackles: 4 at Louisville, 2015 true freshmen with 33 tackles (23 solo) ... Against Rhode Island (9/4), made his TFL: 2 vs. Boston College, 2015 college debut and recorded his fi rst career tackle ... Saw his fi rst extended ac on Sacks: 1, twice, last vs. Boston College, 2015 at safety at USF (10/10) and made three solo tackles ... Notched four tackles, including 0.5 for a loss, at Florida State (10/31) ... Finished with a career-high nine tackles, one pass breakup, and forced the fi rst fumble of his career, at Louisville (11/7) ... Had fi ve tackles at NC State (11/21) … All-ACC Academic Team JONATHAN 23 selec on … ACC Honor Roll … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters.

THOMAS High School: Three- me Class 7A All-Region selec on for head coach Doug Junior Giacone … Recipient of the 2014 Touchdown Club of Gwinne ’s Kevin Maloof Linebacker • 6-1 • 209 Award … Team captain as a junior and senior … Three- me Gwinne County Player of the Month … Played in the 2014 Gwinne County Senior All-Star Game Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hill HS … Made 210 tackles, including three for a loss, nine intercep ons, and had 65 recep ons for 1,013 yards and eight touchdowns in his high school career … At SU: Two le ers. Par cipated in the 2013 AT&T Georgia Junior Bowl … Also played baseball.

Sophomore Year (2015): Played in all 12 games on special teams and as a backup Personal: Kielan Chris an Whitner … Born in July 1996 in Los Angeles, Calif. … linebacker ... Made 34 tackles (25 solo), including 1.5 for a loss ... Against Rhode Son of Keith and Lisa Whitner … One sister ... Accoun ng major. Island (9/4), fi nished with three tackles, including his fi rst career tackle for loss ... Four tackles versus LSU (9/26) ... Saw his fi rst extended ac on at linebacker at Florida State (10/31) and posted a career-high seven tackles, including 0.5 for a loss ... Six tackles, including fi ve solo stops, at NC State (11/21).

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CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS AUSTIN 5 DEFENSE GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB WILSON 2015 12-0 23 10 33 0.5-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 Redshirt Junior Quarterback • 6-3 • 222 Tackles: 9 at Louisville, 2015 Camp Hill, Pa./East Pennsboro HS TFL: 0.5 at Florida State, 2015 Forced Fumbles: 1 at Louisville, 2015 Pass Breakups: 1 at Louisville, 2015 At SU: One le er ... Serves in a leadership role for the Syracuse University chapter of Upli ing Athletes.

Sophomore Year (2015): Played in two games and was 4-of-8 passing for 49 RODNEY 6 yards, one touchdown, and one intercep on ... Split me with Zack Mahoney a er starter Eric Dungey was injured against Central Michigan (9/19) and went WILLIAMS 4-for-7 passing for 49 yards and a touchdown. Wilson threw his fi rst career touchdown pass seven yards to Jamal Cus s late in the fi rst half ... Also saw Redshirt Sophomore limited me in the season opener against Rhode Island (9/4) and a empted one Defensive Back • 5-10 • 186 pass … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll in the spring. Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill West HS Freshman Year (2014): Played in fi ve games, including starts against Florida State (10/11) and Duke (11/8) ... Completed 28-of-50 passes for 253 yards ... Made At SU: One le er. his collegiate debut against Villanova (8/29) and completed eight of his fi rst nine passes. Finished the contest 11-of-17 overall for a career-best 89 yards ... Made Freshman Year (2015): Played in nine games at free safety and made 17 tackles his fi rst career start against Florida State and ed his personal high with 89 yards (13 solo) ... Started the fi rst fi ve games of the season ... Against Rhode Island passing... Against Duke, completed 11-of-19 passes for 68 yards ... Member of (9/4), made his fi rst career start and was credited with one tackle ... Against the Spring 2015 SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. Wake Forest (9/12), had four tackles ... Followed it up with a career-high seven tackles, including six solo, versus Central Michigan (9/29) … Missed the Virginia 2013: Redshirt season. (10/17) and Pi sburgh (10/24) games due to injury ... Dressed, but did not play at Louisville (11/7) … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Named to the SU Athle c High School: Played for head coach Todd Suter ... 2012 PrepStar All-East Region Director’s Honor Roll in the spring. selec on … 2012 Chesapeake Bowl All-Star … 2011 and 2012 all-conference and all-county selec on … Ranked the No. 43 recruit in Pennsylvania and a 2012 2014: Awarded a medical redshirt from the NCAA a er suff ering an injury in the Class AAA Honorable Men on choice by The Patriot-News … As a senior captain, second game of the season ... At Central Michigan (9/13), posted two tackles and completed 111-of-202 passes for 1,800 yards and 25 touchdowns. Also rushed recovered a fumble on a kickoff … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the SU for 305 yards on 70 carries with four touchdowns … Completed 253-of-425 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both semesters. passes for 4,125 yards and 50 touchdowns in his high school career.

High School: Three-year captain for head coach Jim Scerbo ... 2012 and 2013 Personal: Aus n James Wilson … Born in March 1995 … Son of Mark and Becky All-South Jersey First Team ... Started at quarterback, safety, and placekicker … Wilson … Child and family studies major. As a senior quarterback, completed 53-of-91 passes for 732 yards and seven touchdowns … Also returned kicks and punts for the Lions … Scored more than 1,000 career points in four seasons for the Cherry Hill West basketball team. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS

Personal: Rodney Steven Williams Jr. … Born in August 1995 in Mount Holly, PASSING N.J. … Son of Chris na Williams … Four brothers ... Dual major in fi nance and GP-GS Comp Att INT Pct Yds TD Lg Avg/G marke ng management. 2014 5-2 28 50 4 .560 253 0 41 50.6 2015 2-0 4 8 1 .500 49 1 22 24.5 Total 7-2 32 58 5 .550 302 1 41 43.1 CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS RUSHING DEFENSE GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2014 5-2 11 -29 -2.6 0 2 -5.8 2014 2-0 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1-0 0-0 0 2015 2-0 1 -2 -2.0 0 0 -1.0 2015 9-5 13 4 17 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Total 7-2 12 -31 -2.6 0 2 -4.4 Total 11-5 14 5 19 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1-0 0-0 0 Completions: 11 vs. Duke, 2014 Tackles: 7 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 Attempts: 19 vs. Duke, 2014 Fumble Recoveries: 1 at Central Michigan, 2014 Passing Yards: 89, twice, last vs. Florida State, 2014 Passing TDs: 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2015 Long Completion: 41 vs. Florida State, 2014 Rushes: 6 vs. Duke, 2014 Rushing Yards: -1 vs. Florida State, 2014 Long Rush: 2 vs. Duke, 2014 Total Offense: 88 vs. Florida State, 2014

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COREY 11 KENTERIUS 14 WINFIELD WOMACK Redshirt Junior Sophomore Defensive Back • 6-1 • 190 Wide Receiver • 6-1 • 181 St. Louis, Mo./Riverview Gardens HS Luverne, Ala./Luverne HS

At SU: Two le ers … Moved to defensive back from wide receiver during 2014 At SU: One le er ... Moved to wide receiver from quarterback during 2015 preseason camp. preseason camp.

Sophomore Year (2015): Started the fi rst eight games of the season at Freshman Year (2015): One of 15 true freshmen to play for the Orange ... cornerback before missing the last four games due to injury ... Recorded 30 Appeared in all 12 games and totaled seven tackles, including a team-high six tackles (26 solo), including two sacks, three pass breakups, one forced fumble, special teams tackles ... Personal-best two tackles versus Clemson (11/14). and ed for the team lead with two intercep ons ... Against Rhode Island (9/4) in the season opener, made one tackle in his fi rst career start and returned his High School: Four-year starter for former Alabama head coach Mike Dubose fi rst career intercep on 24 yards for the game’s opening touchdown ... Credited at Luverne High School … Switched to quarterback from wide receiver as a with four solo tackles, one pass breakup, and intercepted a pass for the second sophomore … In three seasons at quarterback, threw 27 touchdown passes straight game against Wake Forest (9/12) ... Made fi ve solo tackles versus Central and rushed for 11 scores … Two- me ASWA AA First Team All-State selec on in Michigan (9/19) ... At Virginia (10/17), set career highs for tackles (8), sacks (2), baseball, and the second-leading scorer on Luverne’s basketball team as a junior and forced the fi rst fumble of his career ... Recorded fi ve tackles at Florida State and senior. (10/31) before exi ng the game late in the fourth quarter with an injury … ACC Honor Roll selec on … Member of the SU Athle c Director’s Honor Roll both Personal: Kenterius Womack … Born in December 1996 in Luverne, Ala. … Son semesters. of Kevin Womack Sr. and Katrina Jones … Two brothers ... Communica on and rhetorical studies major. Freshman Year (2014): Played in all 12 games, mostly on special teams ... Recorded 14 tackles on the season, including half a tackle for loss ... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener against Villanova (8/29) and had one CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS tackle ... Tallied three tackles against Notre Dame (9/27) ... Against Louisville (10/3), registered a season-best four stops ... Made two tackles against DEFENSE defending na onal champion Florida State (10/11). GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 2015 12-0 5 2 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2013: Redshirt season. Tackles: 2 vs. Clemson, 2015 High School: Coached by Kendrick Walker at Riverview Gardens … Rated the No. 20 player in Missouri by Rivals.com and No. 23 by Scout.com … Ranked the 16th- best recruit in Missouri by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch … Two- me captain … As a NEWCOMERS senior, recorded 18 catches for 389 yards and nine touchdowns, and returned six kickoff s for touchdowns … As a junior, caught 27 passes for 510 yards and scored a team-high nine touchdowns … As a sophomore, had 16 catches for 323 yards ANDREW 12 and three touchdowns.

Personal: Corey Eugene Winfi eld Jr. … Born in September 1994 in St. Louis, Mo. ARMSTRONG … Son of Tina Winfi eld and Corey Winfi eld Sr. … One brother … Communica on Freshman and rhetorical studies major. Linebacker • 6-2 • 215 Canfield, Ohio/Cardinal Mooney HS CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS High School: Linebacker and ght end for head coach PJ Fecko at Cardinal DEFENSE Mooney High School … Earned a three-star ra ng and ranked the No. 44 outside GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB linebacker (No. 2 OLB in Ohio) in the Class of 2016 by Scout.com … Two- me 2014 12-0 13 1 14 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 All-Ohio Division IV First Team selec on … Earned Associated Press Division IV 2015 8-8 26 4 30 2.0-13 2.0-13 1 0-0 2-24 3 All-State Special Men on in 2014, and AP Division IV All-State First Team honors Total 20-8 39 5 44 2.5-14 2.0-13 1 0-0 2-24 3 in 2015 … As a senior, racked up 83 tackles, fi ve tackles for loss, two sacks, fi ve intercep ons, and fi ve pass breakups at strong safety … Made 19 recep ons Tackles: 8 at Virginia, 2015 for 448 yards and four touchdowns as a ght end … Also played baseball and TFL: 2 at Virginia, 2015 basketball … Power forward for the basketball team and averaged more than 20 Sacks: 2 at Virginia, 2015 points a game as a senior … Set the Cardinal Mooney single-season record for Interceptions: 1, twice, last vs. Wake Forest, 2015 ERA (0.81) as a pitcher for the baseball team. Forced Fumbles: 1 at Virginia, 2015 Pass Breakups: 1, three times, last vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 Personal: Andrew J. Armstrong … Born in August 1997 in Florence, Ky. … Son of Defensive Touchdowns: 1 ( return) vs. Rhode Island, 2015 Jim and Donna Armstrong … One sister … Enrolled in the School of Educa on.

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JOSH 85 MICHAEL 77 BLACK CLARK Freshman Freshman Defensive Line • 6-2 • 260 Offensive Line • 6-7 • 277 Loves Park, Ill./Harlem HS Exton, Pa./Downingtown East HS

High School: Played off ensive tackle and defensive end for head coach Jim High School: Two-year starter for head coach Mike Ma a … Rated three stars Morrow … Received a three-star ra ng from ESPN, Scout.com, Rivals.com, and by Scout.com, Rivals.com, ESPN, and 247Sports.com … No. 25 overall prospect 247Sports.com ... Ranked the No. 4 defensive end in the state of Illinois and No. in Pennsylvania according to Rivals.com … Ranked the fourth-best off ensive 73 at his posi on in the Class of 2016 by Scout.com … No. 31 overall prospect tackle in the state of Pennsylvania by Scout.com and the No. 72 off ensive tackle in Illinois according to Rivals.com and ranked 40th in the state by ESPN … 2015 in the Class of 2016 by 247Sports.com … Named to the 2015 All-Southeastern News GazeƩ e All-State Special Men on … PrepStar All-Midwest Region selec on Pennsylvania First Team and 2015 Pennsylvania Sports Writers Class 4A All-State … Two- me All-NIC 10 Conference selec on … Named the MaxPreps.com Team … PrepStar All-East Region choice … Two- me All-Ches-Mont League Defensive Player of the Game a er recording 10 tackles, fi ve tackles for loss, two selec on, including fi rst-team honors as a senior … Led the Cougars to an 11-1 sacks, and one pass defl ec on against Guilford in 2015 … Totaled 57 tackles, 13 record and the Ches-Mont League Na onal Division tle in 2015. tackles for loss, seven sacks, and blocked two kicks as a senior … Team MVP and captain … Also threw the shot put for the track & fi eld team for two years. Personal: Michael James Clark … Born in December 1997 … Son of Eileen Clark Personal: Joshua Noel Black … Born in December 1997 … Son of Cyndy and Leon … One brother, one sister … Uncle, Tim Clark, played baseball at LSU and was Black … One brother, one sister … Health and exercise science major. selected in the eighth round of the 1990 MLB Amateur Dra by the Milwaukee Brewers … Communica on and rhetorical studies major. SCOOP 26 BRADSHAW DEVON 27 Freshman CLARKE Defensive Back • 6-0 • 175 Freshman Tampa, Fla./Plant HS Defensive Back • 6-3 • 190 Kissimmee Fla./Osceola HS High School: Played for head coach Robert Weiner at Plant High School … Rated three stars by 247Sports.com, ESPN, and Scout.com … No. 15 safety in the state High School: Coached by Doug Nichols at Osceola High School … Rated three of Florida according to Scout.com … Ranked the No. 81 safety in the Class of 2016 stars by 247Sports.com, ESPN, Rivals.com, and Scout.com … Ranked the No. 20 by 247Sports.com … Helped Plant to its 11th straight district championship in safety in the state of Florida by Scout.com … No. 80 safety in the Class of 2016 2015 … Earned Associated Press Class 7A All-State Honorable Men on honors according to ESPN … Helped Osceola to a 13-2 record and the Class 8A state and Tampa Bay Times All-Tampa Bay Honorable Men on accolades as a senior … PrepStar All-Southeast Region selec on … As a junior, recorded 110 tackles, tle game in 2015, the Kowboys second straight appearance in the state fi nal … 26 tackles for loss, three sacks, two intercep ons, two forced fumbles, and one Earned PrepStar All-Southeast Region honors. fumble recovery … Made more than 300 tackles, intercepted 15 passes, tallied 13 sacks, and scored 11 touchdowns in his high school career … Team captain as Personal: Devon Samuel Malik Clarke … Born in July 1997 in Kissimmee, Fla. … a senior. Son of Pauline Lewis … One brother, four sisters … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Personal: Johayward D. (Scoop) Bradshaw … Born in June 1997 in Tampa, Fla. … Son of Ishamere Johnson … Three brothers, one sister … Communica on and rhetorical studies major. KENDALL 55 DEVIN 81 COLEMAN Freshman BUTLER Defensive Line • 6-3 • 250 Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral HS Freshman Wide Receiver • 6-0 • 185 District, Heights, Md./Frederick Douglass HS High School: Played for head coach Rick Streiff at Cathedral High School … Earned a three-star ra ng across the board from 247Sports.com, ESPN, Rivals. com, and Scout.com … Ranked the No. 2 defensive end in the state of Indiana High School: Played quarterback and defensive back for head coach J.C. Pinkney … Rated three stars by ESPN, Scout.com, and 247Sports.com … No. 61 athlete in by Scout.com … No. 31 defensive end in the Class of 2016 according to Rivals. the Class of 2016 according to ESPN, and rated the 64th-best athlete in the class com … 2015 American Family Insurance All-USA Today Indiana honoree … Named by 247Sports.com … Fi h-best safety prospect in the state of Maryland according to the Indiana Football Coaches Associa on Top 50 All-State Team … Two- me to Scout.com … PrepStar All-Atlan c Region selec on … Earned 2015 Washington Associated Press All-State First Team selec on … PrepStar All-Midwest Region Post All-Met honors at defensive back … Racked up 5,549 career yards of total choice … Recorded 43 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, and fi ve sacks as a senior … As a off ense (3,226 passing, 2,323 rushing) and accounted 74 touchdowns … As a junior, tallied 16 tackles for loss, including 7.5 sacks, to lead Cathedral to its fi h junior, threw for 884 yards with 14 touchdown passes, and rushed for 947 yards consecu ve Class 5A state championship … Team captain and defensive MVP as a and nine scores to lead the Eagles to their fi rst Maryland 2A state tle … Passed senior … Also played basketball. for 591 yards and seven touchdowns, and rushed for 702 yards and 16 TDs as a senior … Also a sprinter for the Douglass track team. Personal: Kendall Nicholas Coleman … Born in April 1998 in Indianapolis, Ind. … Son of Kevin and Nikola Coleman … One brother, one sister … Cousin, Jon Hill, Personal: Devin Butler … Son of Tanya Moreland … Enrolled in the David B. Falk played football at Butler University … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Sport and Human Dynamics.

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AMBA 84 EVAN 13 ETTA-TAWO FOSTER Redshirt Senior Freshman Wide Receiver • 6-1 • 200 Defensive Back • 6-2 • 197 Powder Springs, Ga./McEachern HS/Maryland West Bloomfield, Mich./West Bloomfield HS

Joined the Orange in 2016 as a graduate transfer from the University of High School: Played wide receiver and safety for head coach Ronald Bellamy Maryland. at West Bloomfi eld High School … Rated three stars by Scout.com, Rivals.com, and 247Sports.com … Rated the fourth-best safety in Michigan by Scout.com Junior Year (2015 at Maryland): Appeared in all 12 games, star ng two … Caught and the No. 31 overall prospect in the state by Rivals.com and 247Sports.com … 20 passes for 216 yards ... Made a season-high fi ve recep ons for 49 yards versus PrepStar All-Midwest selec on … As a senior, recorded four intercep ons to lead Bowling Green (9/12) ... Tallied a season-high 63 yards and ed his season best the Lakers to an undefeated regular season and a berth in the state playoff s … with fi ve catches at Michigan State (11/14). Totaled 15 touchdowns and six intercep ons in his high school career.

Sophomore Year (2014 at Maryland): Played in all 13 games, star ng the last six Personal: Evan Darryl Foster … Born in June 1998 in Royal Oak, Mich. … Son … Caught 10 passes for 222 yards ... Averaged a team-best 22.2 yards per catch of Darryl and Marva Foster … Three brothers … Brother, Aaron Foster, was a … Caught a season-high three passes for 46 yards against Iowa (10/18) … Had a defensive back at Bowling Green from 2010-13 … Communica on and rhetorical career-long 71-yard touchdown recep on against Rutgers (11/29). studies major.

Freshman Year (2013 at Maryland): Appeared in 12 games with seven starts … Had 31 catches for 500 yards and two touchdowns ... Caught his fi rst career MO 10 pass against FIU (8/31) ... Made a career-high six recep ons for 69 yards at Wake Forest (10/19) ... Matched his personal best with six catches for career-high 109 yards at Syracuse (11/9) ... Had four catches for 69 yards against Virginia Tech HASAN (11/16) ... Caught four balls for 57 yards and a touchdown against Boston College Freshman (11/23) ... Posted his second career 100-game with 101 yards on four catches Quarterback • 6-3 • 190 against NC State (11/30) ... Caught two passes for 51 yards against Marshall in Coral Gables, Fla./Dillard HS the Military Bowl (12/27).

2012 (at Maryland): Redshirt season. High School: Played for head coach Lorenzo Davis at Dillard High School … Spent his fi rst three scholas c seasons at Gulliver Prep … Threw for 2,500 yards High School: Coached by Kyle Hockman … 74th-ranked player in the state of and 20 touchdowns as a senior captain … Named to the 2015 Sun Sen nel Georgia and ranked No. 118 na onally among wideouts by 247Sports.com … All-Broward County Second Team and selected to play in the Broward County 2011 second-team all-state (Class 5A) selec on … Caught 58 passes for 907 All-Star Game … Winner of the Brian Piccolo Award for his academic and athle c yards and six touchdowns as a senior … Helped lead a McEachern off ense that accomplishments. outscored its opponents 451-147 en route to a 10-2 record in 2011 … Had 35 recep ons for 710 yards and eight touchdowns in 2010 … Also a sprinter for the Personal: Anthony Mohammad Hasan … Born in April 1998 in Miami, Fla. … Son McEachern track team … Member of the Indians’ 400-meter relay team that of Muriel Iwanowski and Anthony Hasan … Father, Anthony, competed in track placed second at the 2011 Class 5A state championship. & fi eld at the University of Florida … Three brothers, one sister … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. Personal: Amba E a-Tawo … Born in Muscat, Oman … Son of Ekure Tawo and Stella E a … Three siblings … Earned his undergraduate degree in geographical sciences from Maryland … Pursuing a master’s degree in instruc onal design, SAM 75 development and evalua on. HECKEL CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS Freshman RECEIVING Offensive Line • 6-5 • 265 GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha West HS 2013 12-7 31 500 16.1 2 44 41.7 2014 13-6 10 222 22.2 1 71 17.1 High School: Played off ensive tackle and defensive line for head coach Steve 2015 12-2 20 216 10.8 0 20 18.0 Rux at Waukesha West High School … Rated three stars across the board by Total 37-15 61 938 15.4 3 71 25.4 247Sports.com, ESPN, Rivals.com, and Scout.com … Ranked the No. 2 guard in the state of Wisconsin by Scout.com … No. 48 off ensive tackle in the Class RecepƟ ons: 6, twice, last at Syracuse, 2013 of 2016 according to ESPN … Named to the WFCA All-State First Team and Receiving Yards: 109 at Syracuse, 2013 the Associated Press All-State First Team in 2015 … Runner-up for the 2015 Receiving TDs: 1, three mes, last vs. Rutgers, 2014 Joe Thomas Award, presented to the state’s top off ensive lineman … Earned Long RecepƟ on: 71 vs. Rutgers, 2014 All-Classic Eight Conference honors twice, including fi rst-team plaudits as a senior … PrepStar All-Midwest selec on … Led the Wolverines to back-to-back WIAA Division 2 state championship game appearances … As a senior defensive lineman, recorded 31 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, two sacks, two pass defl ec ons, and one fumble recovery … Team captain.

Personal: Samuel Steven Heckel … Born in June 1997 in Waukesha, Wis. … Son of Steve and Laura Heckel … One brother, two sisters … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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CARL 16 LIAM 56 JONES O’SULLIVAN Freshman Freshman Defensive Back • 6-2 • 175 Offensive Line • 6-7 • 240 Twinsburg, Ohio/St. Edward HS Chicago, Ill./Maine South HS

High School: Wide receiver and defensive back for head coach Tom Lombardo at High School: Played off ensive tackle for two years for head coach David Inserra … St. Edward High School … Rated three stars by ESPN … Member of two OHSAA Received a three-star ra ng across the board from ESPN, Scout.com, Rivals.com, Division I state championship teams … As a senior, helped St. Edward to a 14-1 and 247Sports.com … No. 33 overall prospect in the state of Illinois according to overall record and its second straight state tle by by registering 24 tackles and ESPN … Named to the PrepStar All-Midwest Region Team …As a senior, recorded nine passes defended, including one intercep on … Off ensively, hauled in 28 23 pancake blocks and allowed one sack in 322 pass a empts to lead Maine passes for 475 yards and four touchdowns … Also played basketball for four South to an 8-3 overall record, including a 5-0 mark in conference play, and seasons. an appearance in the second round of the Illinois 7A state playoff s. Team also captured its 15th consecu ve Central Suburban South Conference tle in 2015 … Personal: Carl Bernard Jones Jr. … Born in January 1998 in Cleveland, Ohio … Son Named to the Maine South All-Numbers List as the best player in school history of Carl Jones Sr. and Adriane Jones … Two sisters … Enrolled in the College of Arts to wear No. 62 … Team captain as a senior. and Sciences. Personal: Liam Brendan O’Sullivan … Born in December 1997 in Chicago, Ill. ... Son of Eamon O’Sullivan and Mary McNeill ... One brother, one sister … Enrolled MICHAEL 18 in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. MOORE JAMES 15 Sophomore Defensive Back • 6-2 • 180 PIERRE Escondido, Calif./Escondido HS/Palomar College Freshman Played one season at Palomar College in California before transferring to Defensive Back • 6-2 • 175 Syracuse in 2016. Pompano Beach, Fla./Deerfield Beach HS

Freshman Year (2015 at Palomar College): Defensive back for head coach Joe High School: Coached by Jevon Glenn … Considered one of the top 100 players Early … Recorded 34 tackles, one tackle for loss, one forced fumble, and led in the state of Florida and the No. 48 safety in the na on by 247sports.com … the Comets in pass breakups (10) and intercep ons (3) … Made a season-high Ranked the No. 42 safety in the country by Rivals.com, and the No. 22 safety in nine tackles versus Citrus College … Returned an intercep on 60 yards for a the East by Scout.com … Named one of the Top 25 seniors in Broward County by touchdown against Moorpark College. the Miami Herald … Earned Sun SenƟ nel All-County Honorable Men on honors as a senior … Posted 48 tackles, four intercep ons, and two pass defl ec ons High School: Played football for two seasons at Escondido under head coach in his fi nal scholas c season … Also had four punt returns for 79 yards and a Steve Bridges … Also competed in track & fi eld. touchdown … Led Deerfi eld Beach to a 10-2 mark and a spot in the 8A state regional semifi nals. Personal: Michael Moore … Born in July 1996. Personal: James Pierre … Born in September 1996 … Son of Natalie McNeil. JAQUWAN 51 SEAN 20 NELSON RILEY Freshman Defensive Line • 6-4 • 230 Freshman Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Ft. Lauderdale HS Wide Receiver • 5-9 • 165 Playa del Rey, Calif./Narbonne HS High School: Tight end and defensive end for head coach Richard Dunbar at Ft. Lauderdale High School … Earned a three-star ra ng from 247Sports.com, ESPN, High School: Played running back for head coach Manuel Douglas at Narbonne Rivals.com, and Scout.com … Ranked the No. 4 outside linebacker prospect in High School … Earned a three-star ra ng across the board from ESPN, Rivals. the state of Florida by Scout.com … No. 63 weak-side defensive end in the Class com, Scout.com, and 247Sports.com … Rated the No. 32 all-purpose back in the of 2016 according to 247Sports.com … Named to the Associated Press Class 7A Class of 2016 by 247Sports.com and the No. 58 athlete in the class by Scout.com All-State Second Team as a senior … PrepStar All-Southeast Region choice … Prior … Prep Star All-West Region selec on … Recorded 4,476 all-purpose yards and to the 2015 season, named the No. 29 player in Broward County by the Miami 39 total touchdowns in his last two seasons, including 2,768 rushing yards … As Herald … 2015 Miami Herald All-Broward County Second Team selec on. a junior, named to the Cal-Hi Sports All-State Third Team for players in his class … Racked up 1,250 yards rushing and nine touchdowns on 158 carries (7.9 avg.), Personal: Jaquwan Deion Nelson … Born in May 1997 in Planta on, Fla. … Son of and had 37 recep ons for 577 yards and four touchdowns … As a senior, rushed John Nelson … Three brothers, one sister … African-American studies major. for 1,518 yards on 164 carries (9.3 avg) with 20 touchdowns, and caught 27 passes for 424 yards and three scores … Posted six 100-yard rushing games.

Personal: Sean Riley Jr. … Son of Sean Riley Sr. … Communica on and rhetorical studies major.

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AIRON 68 DE’JON 93 SERVAIS WILSON Freshman Redshirt Senior Offensive Line • 6-6 • 260 Defensive Line • 6-3 • 250 Green Bay, Wis./Ashwaubenon HS Washington, D.C./H.D. Woodson HS/Colorado

High School: Off ensive lineman for head coach Mark Jonas at Ashwaubenon Came to Syracuse in 2016 as a graduate transfer from the University of Colorado. High School … Rated three stars across the board by ESPN, Rivals.com, Scout. com, and 247Sports.com … Ranked the No. 3 off ensive tackle in Wisconsin by Junior Year (2015 at Colorado): Did not play in any games. Scout.com and the No. 10 overall prospect in the state by ESPN … 2015 All-Fox River Conference First Team selec on … As a senior, credited with more than 100 Sophomore Year (2014 at Colorado): Saw ac on in 11 games and recorded pancake blocks to help the Jaguars average 407.2 yards of total off ense per game seven tackles (fi ve solo), two quarterback hurries, and a pass breakup … Made and earn a berth in the WIAAWI Division 2 state playoff s … Team captain. two tackles (both unassisted) at Massachuse s (9/6) and one tackle in fi ve other games … Won the Iron Buff alo Award for defensive linemen for his spring work in Personal: Airon Servais … Born in March 1998 … Son of Troy Servais and Bethany the weight room. Foley … Health and exercise science major. Freshman Year (2013 at Colorado): Played in 11 games and posted 12 tackles (eight solo), including two for a loss, half a sack, one fumble recovery, and a pass TIM breakup … Had a career-high fi ve tackles at Washington (11/9), including half a 36 sack … Made three stops and recovered a fumble against Charleston Southern WALTON (10/19). 2012 (at Colorado): Redshirt season. Freshman Linebacker • 6-2 • 225 High School: Played for head coach Greg Fuller at Woodson … Ranked the No. 27 Detroit, Mich./Cass Technical HS player in the Mid-Atlan c Region by SuperPrep … Tabbed the No. 4 player from the District of Columbia by Rivals.com, No. 6 by Scout.com, and No. 7 by ESPN. High School: Played two seasons at Cass Tech for head coach Tom Wilcher com … Two- me All-Met selec on … DCIAA Eastern Division Defensive Player of … Previously a ended Brother Rice High School and won a state tle as a the Year as a junior … During his senior season, recorded 60 tackles, 24 tackles sophomore … Earned a three-star ra ng from ESPN, Scout.com, Rivals.com, and for a loss, and 11 sacks, along with forcing six fumbles and an intercep on … As a 247Sports.com … Rated the No. 4 outside linebacker in Michigan by Scout.com … junior, set school records with 33 tackles for a loss and 21 sacks … Led Woodson Listed the No. 29 inside linebacker in the Class of 2016 by Rivals.com and the No. to back-to-back DCIAA championships … Also le ered in basketball and track … 53 outside linebacker in the class by Scout.com … As a senior, recorded a team- As a senior, averaged 17 points and eight rebounds per game for the basketball high 121 tackles and two intertercep ons to lead Cass Tech to a 14-3 record and team … Ran relays and threw the shot put in track & fi eld and was twice named an appearance in the MHSAA Division 1 state tle game … Named to the 2015 fi rst-team All-Met. MLive.com Detroit Football Dream Team … Detroit Free Press Division 1 All-State selec on … PrepStar All-Midwest Region honoree. Personal: De’Jon Wilson … Born in January 1993 in Washington, D.C. … Cousins, Tavon Wilson and Joelil Thrash, both played football at Illinois. Wilson is a safety Personal: Timothy Walton Jr. … Son of Timothy Walton Sr. and Terese Walton … for the Detroit Lions … Earned his undergraduate degree in communica on from Father, Timothy Walton Sr., played football at Ball State from 1985-88 and spent Colorado. me in the NFL with the Detroit Lions, Cincinna Bengals and … Psychology major. CAREER STATISTICS AND BESTS

DEFENSE McKINLEY GP-GS S A T TFL Sacks FF FR INT PB 98 2013 11-0 8 4 12 2.0-8 0.5-5 0 1-0 0-0 1 2014 11-0 5 2 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 WILLIAMS Total 22-0 13 6 19 2.0-8 0.5-5 0 1-0 0-0 2 Freshman Tackles: 5 at Washington, 2013 Defensive Line • 6-5 • 255 TFL: 1 vs. Charleston Southern, 2013 Miami, Fla./Dillard HS Sacks: 0.5 at Washington, 2013 Fumble Recoveries: 1 vs. Charleston Southern, 2013 High School: Coached by Lorenzo Davis at Dillard High School … Earned a Pass Breakups: 1, twice, last vs. Utah, 2014 three-star ra ng from ESPN and Scout.com … Named to the 2015 Miami Herald All-Broward County Second Team … As a senior captain, recorded 25 tackles, 14 sacks, and one touchdown … Four-year member of the Dillard wrestling team and posted a 37-8 record in his last two seasons, including a 20-5 mark as a senior ... Can do a back handspring.

Personal: McKinley Williams III … Born in March 1998 … Son of Marjorie Williams and McKinley Williams II … One brother, three sisters … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics.

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COACHING STAFF DINO BABERS Head Coach • First Season • Career Record: 37-16 (.698)

A proven winner and respected mentor, Dino Babers was named the 30th head football coach at Syracuse University on Dec. 5, 2015. He owns a 37-16 (.698) career head coaching record and boasts more than 30 years of experience in the profession. In all four of his years as a college head coach, including the last two at the helm of Bowling Green, Babers has led his teams to the postseason. Under his direc on, Bowling Green won the 2014 Raycom Media Camellia Bowl and played in two Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship games, winning the league crown in 2015 with a 34-14 victory against Northern Illinois. In two seasons as the head coach at Eastern Illinois, Babers guided the Panthers to the 2012 and 2013 Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoff s and two Ohio Valley Conference championships. Babers took over the Bowling Green program in 2014 and led the Falcons to an 18-9 record in his two years there, including victories over three Big Ten teams (Indiana – 2014; Maryland, Purdue – 2015). The Falcons THE BABERS FILE went 8-6 in Babers’ fi rst season and captured the MAC East Division tle with a 5-3 league mark. Bowling Green lost the MAC tle game to Northern Illinois, but rebounded for a 33-28 win versus South Alabama in Experience: 33rd season/1st at Syracuse the Camellia Bowl, BGSU’s fi rst bowl victory since 2004. Hometown: San Diego, Calif. In 2015, Bowling Green was 10-3 under Babers and 7-1 against MAC compe on to win the MAC East tle Alma Mater: Hawaii ‘84 once again. This me the Falcons got the be er of MAC West champion Northern Illinois in the league tle Family: wife, Susan; daughters, Breeahnah, Tasha, game to win BGSU’s second conference championship in three seasons. Babers presided over one of the most Jazzmin and Paris explosive off enses in the country, as the Falcons ranked in the top 10 na onally in fi rst downs (1st – 389), total off ense (4th – 546.8 ypg), passing off ense (5th – 366.8 ypg), third-down conversion percentage (5th PLAYING EXPERIENCE –.502), and scoring (6th – 42.2 ppg). Babers mentored 17 All-MAC performers at BGSU, including 11 in 2015. Falcons quarterback Ma Johnson College: Hawaii (1980-83) was named the 2015 MAC Vern Smith Leadership Award winner, presented to the conference’s top football Pro: BC Lions (CFL, 1984 free-agent signee) player, and earned MAC Off ensive Player of the Year honors. In addi on, Johnson fi nished second na onally in passing yards (4,946), touchdown passes (46), and fi h in passing yards per game (353.3). He set the MAC COACHING LEDGER single-season record for touchdown passes and eclipsed Ben Roethlisberger’s conference record for most passing yards in one season. Year School W-L-T Pos. Another of Babers charges – Roger Lewis – also had a standout 2015 campaign. Lewis fi nished second in 1984 Hawaii 7-4 GA the FBS in receiving yards (1,544), third in touchdown recep ons (16), and fi h in receiving yards per game 1985 Arizona State 8-4 GA (110.3). He became the fi rst Falcon since 1994 to earn 1986 Arizona State 10-1-1 GA All-America honors from the Associated Press (third team) 1987 Eastern Illinois 5-6 RB and received second-team All-America recogni on from the 1988 UNLV 4-7 STC/RB BABERS VS. THE Football Writers Associa on of America (FWAA). 1989 UNLV 4-7 STC/RB 1990 Northern Arizona 5-6 STC/DB OPPOSITION 1991 Purdue 4-7 WR EXCELLENCE AT EASTERN ILLINOIS 1992 Purdue 4-7 WR W-L Pct Babers excelled in his fi rst head coaching posi on, leading Akron 2-0 1.000 1993 Purdue 1-10 WR Eastern Illinois to a 19-7 record during his two-year s nt, 1994 San Diego State 4-7 WR Austin Peay 2-0 1.000 including a 14-1 record against Ohio Valley Conference 1995 Arizona 6-5 WR Ball State 1-1 .500 1996 Arizona 5-6 WR foes. His 2012 and 2013 Panther teams won the conference Buffalo 2-0 1.000 1997 Arizona 7-5 RB championship and earned berths in the FCS playoff s. Babers Central Arkansas 0-1 .000 1998 Arizona 12-1 OC/QB was named the Ohio Valley Conference Coach of the Year Eastern Kentucky 2-0 1.000 1999 Arizona 6-6 OC/QB both seasons. Illinois State 1-1 .500 2000 Arizona 5-6 OC/QB Indiana 1-0 1.000 In 2013, the Panthers fi nished with a 12-2 record, including Jacksonville State 2-0 1.000 2001 Texas A&M 8-4 OC/QB an 8-0 conference record, and reached the FCS quarterfi nals. 2002 Texas A&M 6-6 OC/QB Kent State 2-0 1.000 The Panthers were ranked as high as No. 2 in the polls and 2003 Pi sburgh 8-5 RB Maryland 1-0 1.000 2004 UCLA 6-6 WR led the na on in total yards per game (589.5) and points Massachusetts 2-0 1.000 2005 UCLA 10-2 WR per game (48.2). EIU averaged 372.4 yards a game passing Memphis 0-1 .000 2006 UCLA 7-6 RB and 217.1 yards per game rushing on its way to outscoring Murray State 2-0 1.000 2007 UCLA 6-6 AHC/RB its opponents, 636-270. The off ense was diverse with four Northern Illinois 1-2 .333 Ohio 2-0 1.000 2008 Baylor 4-8 WR diff erent receivers totaling at least 700 yards and eight Purdue 1-0 1.000 2009 Baylor 4-8 STC/WR touchdowns apiece, and two running backs who combined 2010 Baylor 7-6 STC/WR San Diego State 1-0 1.000 to rush for 2,539 yards. 2011 Baylor 10-3 STC/WR South Alabama 1-0 1.000 Totals 28 years Babers, best-known for off ensive crea vity, also proved South Dakota State 0-1 .000 Assistant Coach 173-155-1 (.527) to be an eff ec ve defensive coach. In 2013, Eastern Illinois Southeast Missouri 2-0 1.000 ranked in the top 30 na onally in scoring defense, red-zone Southern Illinois 2-0 1.000 Year School W-L-T Pos. defense, and pass effi ciency defense. EIU led the na on in Tennessee 0-1 .000 Tennessee-Martin 1-1 .500 2012 Eastern Illinois 7-5 HC fumbles recovered (23) and was sixth na onally with a +14 Tennessee State 2-0 1.000 2013 Eastern Illinois 12-2 HC turnover margin. 2014 Bowling Green 8-6 HC Tennessee Tech 2-0 1.000 Panthers quarterback was named the 2015 Bowling Green 10-3 HC Toledo 0-2 .000 Totals 4 years 2013 winner as the top player in the Towson 0-1 .000 Head Coach 37-16 (.698) FCS a er throwing for 5,050 yards and 53 touchdowns. VMI 1-0 1.000 During his two seasons working with Babers, Garoppolo Western Kentucky 0-1 .000 Western Michigan 1-1 .500 passed for 8,873 yards and 84 scores to transform himself into a second-round NFL Dra pick (). Wisconsin 0-1 .000 Total 37-16 .698 In addi on, Babers mentored 2012 Ohio Valley Conference

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Player of the Year Erik Lora, who set league single-season records with 136 POSTSEASON COACHING recep ons and 1,664 receiving yards. Lora followed it up with 123 catches for EXPERIENCE 1,544 yards and a conference-record 19 touchdowns in 2013. Year Postseason School Upon his arrival at EIU in 2012, Babers 1985 Holiday Bowl Arizona State 1987 Rose Bowl Arizona State took a Panthers team that had fi nished 1997 Insight.com Bowl Arizona last in the Ohio Valley Conference in 2011 1998 Holiday Bowl Arizona and led them to a fi rst-place fi nish with 2001 Galleryfurniture.com Bowl Texas A&M a 6-1 league mark. It was just the fourth 2003 Con nental Tire Bowl Pi sburgh me in OVC history that a team went from 2004 Las Vegas Bowl UCLA 2005 Sun Bowl UCLA worst to fi rst in the span of a season. 2006 Emerald Bowl UCLA 2007 Las Vegas Bowl UCLA PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 2010 Texas Bowl Baylor 2011 Alamo Bowl Baylor BLOCKS 2012 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois Prior to taking the helm at Eastern The Babers family (L-R): Paris, Jazzmin, Dino, Susan, 2013 FCS Playoff s (Quarterfi nals) Eastern Illinois Illinois, Babers spent four seasons Breeahnah and Tasha. 2014 Camellia Bowl Bowling Green (2008-11) at Baylor in various capaci es. During his me in Waco, Babers worked as the special teams coordinator, recrui ng coordinator and outside receivers coach, mentoring NFL stars like Terrance Williams, and Josh Gordon. Prior to that, he PROMINENT PLAYERS spent four years at UCLA as the assistant head coach, running backs coach and wide receivers coach. COACHED A na ve of San Diego, Calif., Babers also worked as an assistant at Pi sburgh, Texas A&M, Arizona, San Diego State, Purdue, Northern Arizona, UNLV and Eastern Illinois. He began his collegiate coaching career as Arizona State a graduate assistant at Hawaii in 1984 and spent the next two seasons in a similar posi on at Arizona State Darryl Clack, Running Back before landing his fi rst full- me job at Eastern Illinois in 1987. Babers has coached or recruited more than 40 NFL players, including 29 dra picks, three Pro Bowlers Purdue Brian Alford, Wide Receiver (Lance Briggs, Ma Slater, Josh Gordon) and 2000 All-Pro selec on Az-Zahir Hakim. Thirteen of his protégés have been picked in the fi rst three rounds of the NFL Dra , including six in the fi rst San Diego State two rounds. The Tennessee Titans dra ed Wright in the fi rst round in 2012, while Arizona running back Trung Az-Zahir Hakim, Wide Receiver Canidate was the fi rst-round choice of the St. Louis Rams in 2000. Wide receivers Brian Alford (Purdue), Will Will Blackwell, Wide Receiver Blackwell (San Diego State), Dennis Northcu (Arizona) and Gordon were selected in the second round. A 1984 graduate of the University of Hawaii with a bachelor’s degree in educa on, Babers started at three Arizona Lance Briggs, Linebacker diff erent posi ons for the Warriors during his collegiate career (outside linebacker, strong safety, running , Running Back back), while earning All-Western Athle c Conference Academic honors. As a senior, he served as Hawaii’s Mike Lucky, Tight End special teams captain and was the squad’s leading rusher. Brandon Manumaleuna, Tight End A er his last college season, Babers tried out for the BC Lions of the League (CFL) before Dennis Northcu , Wide Receiver an injury in training camp ended his playing career. Andrae Thurman, Wide Receiver Babers, who received his master’s degree in educa on administra on and supervision from Arizona State Bobby Wade, Wide Receiver in 1987, and his wife, Susan, have four daughters – Breeahnah, Tasha, Jazzmin and Paris. Jazzmin Babers is a UCLA senior on the Texas A&M volleyball team. She was named an AVCA Second Team All-American in 2015. Kahlil Bell, Running Back Ma Slater, Wide Receiver WHAT OTHERS SAY ABOUT DINO BABERS Baylor “It’s a wonderful hire for Syracuse. Dino is a class act and I’m very happy for him that Josh Gordon, Wide Receiver Terrance Williams, Wide Receiver he has this opportunity. He’s a great communicator and has an outstanding football Kendall Wright, Wide Receiver background. He has the ability to make Syracuse very exci ng, especially on off ense.” Eastern Illinois Jimmy Garoppolo, Quarterback – Walt Harris, former PiƩ sburgh head coach Erik Lora, Wide Receiver Bowling Green “Coach Babers was infl uen al in coaching not only myself, but also Terrance Williams Jude Adjei-Barimah, Defensive Back Ma Johnson, Quarterback and Josh Gordon at Baylor. He has worked really hard to get where he is today and Roger Lewis, Wide Receiver Syracuse got a great coach. The off ensive system he will bring will certainly make them D.J. Lynch, Linebacker a be er team and get them to the top of the ACC. I couldn’t be happier for him. He is a Gabe Mar n, Linebacker great coach and an even be er person.”

– Kendall Wright, Tennessee Titans wide receiver

“In Dino Babers, Syracuse has a coach that has paid his dues and is uniquely prepared to bring the Orange back to prominence in the world of college football.”

– Dick Tomey, former Hawaii and Arizona head coach

“Syracuse is very lucky to have him. He’s a very high energy guy and he brings a lot to Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo thrived the table. He fl ipped around my career at EIU for sure.” under Dino Babers at Eastern Illinois, winning the 2013 Walter Payton Award as the top player in the FCS. – Jimmy Garoppolo, New England Patriots quarterback

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 61 COACHING STAFF KIM McCLOUD Assistant Head Coach/Wide Receivers • First Season

With extensive experience coaching both sides of the football, Kim McCloud joined Dino Babers’ staff as the Orange’s assistant head coach and wide receivers coach in January 2016. McCloud and Babers have a long history, having worked together for seven seasons prior to their arrival in Syracuse. McCloud was Babers’ defensive coordinator at Eastern Illinois from 2012-13, and at Bowling Green in 2014. In 2015, McCloud was promoted to assistant head coach for the Falcons and also coached the team’s receivers. He and Babers fi rst worked together as assistants at Baylor from 2008-10. In 2015, McCloud’s work helped Bowling Green receivers Roger Lewis (fi rst team), Gehrig Dieter (second team) and Ronnie Moore (third team) earn All-MAC honors. Lewis was a nearly unstoppable force. He ranked second in the FBS in receiving yards (1,544), third in touchdown recep ons (16), and fi h in receiving yards THE McCLOUD FILE per game (110.3). In addi on, Lewis became the fi rst Falcon since 1994 to earn All-America honors from the Associated Press (third team) and received second-team All-America recogni on from the Football Writers Experience: 22nd season/1st at Syracuse Associa on of America (FWAA). Hometown: Los Angeles, Calif. Alma Mater: Hawaii ‘91 Before moving to the off ensive side of the ball, McCloud built his coaching reputa on as the architect of Family: wife, Renée; son, Kaleb; daughter, Rachel aggressive, hard-hi ng defenses. His 2014 Bowling Green unit forced 33 turnovers in 14 games (2.4 avg.) to help the Falcons win the Mid-American Conference East Division tle and defeat South Alabama in the inaugural Raycom Media Camellia Bowl. PLAYING EXPERIENCE Three of McCloud’s stalwarts earned All-MAC honors in 2014, including linebacker Gabe Mar n who recorded 115 total tackles and led the MAC with 18 tackles for loss. Mar n is currently a member of the NFL’s College: Hawaii (1987-90) a er signing with the team in 2015 as an undra ed free agent. Pro: (CFL, 1991-92) At Eastern Illinois, McCloud was part of Babers’ staff that turned around a struggling Panthers program. A er successive 2-9 records in the two seasons before the staff ’s arrival, Eastern Illinois improved to 7-5 in COACHING LEDGER 2012 and went 12-2 in 2013. The Panthers won the Ohio Valley Conference and made the FCS playoff s both years, including fi nishing with the No. 3 na onal ranking in 2013. McCloud’s schemes resulted in a 2013 Years School Pos. Panther defense that led the FCS in fumble recoveries (23), gained 37 turnovers, and fi nished sixth na onally 1995-96 Kaiser HS (Hawaii) DC in turnover margin (+14). 1997 Missouri GA 1998-99 Idaho DB Prior to reuni ng with Babers at Eastern Illinois, McCloud served as an assistant coach at Akron (2011), 2000-03 Nevada CB Baylor (2008-10), Nevada (2000-07), and Idaho (1998-99). 2004 Nevada WR At Baylor, McCloud helped the Bears to the 2010 Texas Bowl and coached two All-Big 12 safe es in Byron 2005-07 Nevada CB Lander and Jordan Lake. Lander totaled a team-high 127 tackles as a senior and Lake recorded back-to-back 2008-10 Baylor SEC seasons with 90-plus tackles under McCloud’s direc on. McCloud also worked as the defensive recrui ng 2011 Akron SEC coordinator for the Bears from 2009-10. 2012-13 Eastern Illinois DC 2014 Bowling Green DC Before heading to Waco, McCloud was an assistant at Nevada for eight seasons, including seven years as 2015 Bowling Green AHC/WR the Wolf Pack’s secondary coach. The Wolf Pack made three straight bowl appearances and won the 2006 2016-pres. Syracuse AHC/WR Western Athle c Conference tle in his fi nal three years on the staff . McCloud coached a pair of All-WAC performers at Nevada with one fi rst-team selec on on each side of the ball. Joe Garcia was a two- me All-WAC choice and ranked 14th in the na on in intercep ons in 2006. In POSTSEASON COACHING 2004, McCloud’s one season as the team’s wide receivers coach, Nichiren Flowers ranked second in the WAC with 91 recep ons. EXPERIENCE A na ve of Los Angeles, Calif., McCloud was a four-year le erman and three-year starter at Hawaii, earning Year Postseason School honorable men on All-WAC honors at defensive back. He signed as a free agent with the San Diego Chargers 1997 Holiday Bowl Missouri in 1991 and played two seasons 1998 Humanitarian Bowl Idaho (1991-92) in the Canadian Football 2005 Hawaii Bowl Nevada League for the Saskatchewan 2006 MPC Computers Bowl Nevada Roughriders. 2007 New Mexico Bowl Nevada 2010 Texas Bowl Baylor Following his playing career, 2012 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois McCloud broke into coaching at 2013 FCS Playoff s (Quarterfi nals) Eastern Illinois Kaiser High School in Honolulu and 2014 Camellia Bowl Bowling Green worked as a graduate assistant at 2015 GoDaddy Bowl Bowling Green Missouri in 1997, helping the Tigers earn an invita on to the Holiday PROMINENT PLAYERS Bowl. In 1998, McCloud joined the staff COACHED at Idaho as a cornerbacks coach where he helped the Vandals win Nevada the Big West Conference and defeat Nichiren Flowers, Wide Receiver Southern Miss in the Humanitarian Baylor Bowl. Chance Casey, Defensive Back A 1991 Hawaii graduate, McCloud and his wife, Renée, are the parents Bowling Green of two children – Kaleb and Rachel. Jude Adjei-Barimah, Defensive Back Gabe Mar n, Linebacker Roger Lewis, Wide Receiver The McCloud family (L-R): Kaleb, Kim, Rachel and Renée.

62 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide COACHING STAFF SEAN LEWIS Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks • First Season

One of the brightest, young off ensive coaches in the country, Sean Lewis is in his fi rst year as Syracuse’s co-off ensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. He was named to the post in January 2016 a er he helped run one of the most explosive off enses in college football under head coach Dino Babers at Bowling Green. As the co-off ensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the Falcons in 2015, Lewis helped direct an off ense that ranked in the top 10 na onally in fi rst downs (1st – 389), total off ense (4th – 546.8 ypg), passing off ense (5th – 366.8 ypg), third-down conversion percentage (5th –.502), and scoring (6th – 42.2 ppg). Under Lewis’ guidance, seven Bowling Green players earned 2015 All-MAC honors on off ense, including conference player of the year Ma Johnson. Johnson fi nished second na onally in passing yards (4,946), touchdown passes (46), and fi h in passing yards per game (353.3). He set the MAC single-season record for THE LEWIS FILE touchdown passes and eclipsed Ben Roethlisberger’s conference record for most passing yards in a season. Johnson wasn’t the only Falcon to excel while working with Lewis. Wide receiver Roger Lewis (no rela on) Experience: 10th season/1st at Syracuse fi nished second in the FBS in receiving yards (1,544), third in touchdown recep ons (16), and fi h in receiving Hometown: Oak Lawn, Ill. yards per game (110.3) in 2015. In addi on, he became the fi rst Falcon since 1994 to earn All-America honors Alma Mater: Wisconsin ‘07 Family: wife, Sarah; son, Rory from the Associated Press (third team) and received second-team All-America recogni on from the Football Writers Associa on of America (FWAA). Lewis’ coaching peers quickly took note of his success. Lewis was a nominee for the 2015 Frank Broyles PLAYING EXPERIENCE Award as the na on’s top assistant coach. He was also selected for the fi rst AFCA 30 Under 30 Leadership Ins tute. As part of the select group of coaches, Lewis par cipated in a full day of focused, interac ve College: Wisconsin (2004-07) lectures on a variety topics including ethics, leadership, NCAA rules, fi nancial management, hiring, and player safety at the 2016 AFCA Conven on in , Texas. COACHING LEDGER Record-se ng produc on has been the hallmark of Lewis’ units since he entered the coaching ranks. As Bowling Green’s wide receivers coach in 2014, Lewis directed a receiving corps that was one of three in the Years School Pos. FBS to feature six receivers with at least 20 catches. Four had more than 30 recep ons, and three players 2007-09 Richards HS (Ill.) OC made at least 50 catches. The group accounted for 17 touchdowns, including seven by Roger Lewis, who 2010 Nebraska-Omaha TE totaled 73 catches for 1,093 yards to became the fi rst freshman 1,000-yard receiver in BGSU history. 2011 Akron GA Before following Babers to Bowling Green in 2014, Lewis coached the inside receivers and ght ends 2012-13 Eastern Illinois WR/TE for Babers at Eastern Illinois for two years. In 2012, Lewis mentored Erik Lora to one of the best individual 2014 Bowling Green WR 2015 Bowling Green OC/QB seasons in FCS history. Lora was named the Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year and fi nished fourth 2016-pres. Syracuse OC/QB in the Walter Payton Award vo ng a er se ng the FCS single-season record with 136 recep ons for 1,664 yards. As a unit, the 2012 Eastern Illinois wideouts hauled in a school-record 341 passes for 4,019 yards and 34 touchdowns. POSTSEASON COACHING The following season, Lora and Adam Drake both totaled more than 1,300 yards receiving and combined for 32 touchdowns. Lora was recognized as the best receiver in FCS football for his eff orts, and ght end Jeff EXPERIENCE Lepak, who is currently Syracuse’s recrui ng and opera ons assistant, was named a third-team All-American. Year Postseason School Prior to his s nt at Eastern Illinois, Lewis was a graduate assistant at Akron in 2011 and coached the ght 2012 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois ends at Nebraska-Omaha in 2010. Lewis got his coaching start as the off ensive coordinator for Richards High 2013 FCS Playoff s (Quarterfi nals) Eastern Illinois School in Illinois from 2007-09. 2014 Camellia Bowl Bowling Green A four-year member of the 2015 GoDaddy Bowl Bowling Green Wisconsin football program, Lewis played quarterback and ght end PROMINENT PLAYERS for the Badgers from 2004-07. He was a two- me Academic All- COACHED Big Ten selec on and earned his undergraduate degree in agricultural Eastern Illinois sciences from the school in 2007. Erik Lora, Wide Receiver Lewis and his wife, Sarah, have a son, Rory, and a dog, Champ. Bowling Green Ma Johnson, Quarterback Roger Lewis, Wide Receiver

The Lewis family (L-R): Sean, Sarah, Rory and their dog, Champ.

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 63 COACHING STAFF MIKE LYNCH Co-Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line • First Season

A versa le coach who has taught every off ensive posi on group during his career, Mike Lynch is in his fi rst year as Syracuse’s co-off ensive coordinator and off ensive line coach. Lynch joined the staff in January 2016 a er helping run one of the most explosive off enses in college football in 2015 under head coach Dino Babers at Bowling Green. As the co-off ensive coordinator, as well as the off ensive line and running backs coach for the Falcons last season, Lynch played a major role in Bowling Green winning the Mid-American Conference tle and earning a berth in the GoDaddy Bowl. He teamed with quarterbacks coach Sean Lewis to direct an off ense that ranked in the top 10 na onally in fi rst downs (1st – 389), total off ense (4th – 546.8 ypg), passing off ense (5th – 366.8 ypg), third-down conversion percentage (5th –.502), and scoring (6th – 42.2 ppg). Lynch’s tutelage helped produce seven 2015 All-MAC selec ons on off ense, including linemen Alex Hue el THE LYNCH FILE (second team), Jacob Benne (second team) and running back Travis Greene (fi rst team). Hue el earned All- America honors from Phil Steele and was selected to par cipate in the 2016 East-West Shrine Game. Experience: 18th season/1st at Syracuse Before adding co-off ensive coordinator and off ensive line coach to his list of du es, Lynch served as Hometown: Roseville, Calif. Alma Mater: Montana ‘00 Bowling Green’s running backs in 2014. That season, he mentored the trio of Greene, Fred Coppet and Andre Family: wife, Emily; daughter, Madison; son, Will Givens. The threesome combined to produce 2,192 yards and 26 touchdowns on the ground to help the Falcons capture the MAC East Division crown and win the inaugural Raycom Media Camellia Bowl. Prior to his s nt at Bowling Green, Lynch served as an assistant coach from 2005-13 at Eastern Illinois. He PLAYING EXPERIENCE spent the fi nal two years of his EIU tenure as the running backs coach under Babers, coaching two 1,000- yard rushers. He mentored All-Ohio Valley Conference honoree Jake Walker in 2012. The following season, College: Sierra Junior College (1994-95) Shepard Li le was named to the All-OVC First Team a er rushing for 1,551 yards and 15 touchdowns. Li le Montana (1997-98) ranked seventh na onally in total rushing yards and posted seven 100-yard games. He averaged 7.1 yards per carry and 110.8 yards per contest. COACHING LEDGER Most of Lynch’s fi rst six years at EIU were spent coaching the wide receivers. While in that role, he mentored 2006 All-American Micah Rucker and led several produc ve units, including a 2011 Panthers Years School Pos. receiving corps that accounted for 20 of the team’s 34 touchdowns. His 2010 collec on of wideouts combined 1999 Montana TE to catch 193 passes for 2,279 yards and 18 scores. 2000-01 Utah State GA 2002-04 Utah State TE Lynch fi rst made his mark in coaching at Utah State from 2000-04. While with the Aggies, he helped 2005 Eastern Illinois TE guide the careers of three ght ends who signed with NFL teams. Chris Cooley, a two- me Pro Bowler, was 2006-11 Eastern Illinois WR the third-round selec on of the Washington Redskins in the 2003 NFL Dra , while J.R. Suguturaga (Miami 2012-13 Eastern Illinois RB Dolphins) and Casey Poppinga (Pi sburgh Steelers) both signed free-agent contracts. 2014 Bowling Green RB A Roseville, Calif. na ve, Lynch was an off ensive lineman for Sierra Junior College in California before 2015 Bowling Green OC/OL/RB fi nishing his collegiate career at the University of Montana in 1997 and 1998. With Lynch centering the front 2016-pres. Syracuse OC/OL fi ve, the 1997 and 1998 Grizzlies combined to win 16 games and reached the Divsion I-AA (now FCS) playoff s both seasons. A er his his playing career ended, Lynch got his fi rst taste of coaching. He served as a restricted POSTSEASON COACHING earnings coach on the 1999 Montana staff working with the ght ends. Lynch holds a bachelor’s degree from Montana and a master’s degree in secondary educa on from Utah EXPERIENCE State. He married the former Emily Schilling in June 2011. The couple have two children – Madison and Will.

Year Postseason School 1999 Div. I-AA Playoff s (First Round) Montana 2005 Div. I-AA Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois 2006 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois 2007 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois 2009 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois 2012 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois 2013 FCS Playoff s (Quarterfi nals) Eastern Illinois 2014 Camellia Bowl Bowling Green 2015 GoDaddy Bowl Bowling Green PROMINENT PLAYERS COACHED Montana Dallas Neil, Tight End

Utah State J.R. Suguturaga, Tight End Casey Poppinga, Tight End Chris Cooley, Tight End

Eastern Illinois Micah Rucker, Wide Receiver

Bowling Green Travis Greene, Running Back Alex Hue el, Off ensive Line The Lynch family (L-R): Madison, Emily, Will and Mike.

64 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide COACHING STAFF BRIAN WARD Defensive Coordinator • First Season

An experienced defensive coach who has worked at every level of college football, Brian Ward was named Syracuse’s defensive coordinator in January 2016. Before joining the Orange, Ward served as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach for Bowling Green in 2015. He oversaw a defense that improved in several sta s cal categories from the previous year and featured two All-MAC selec ons at linebacker, including fi rst-team honoree Aus n Valdez. Ward also served as Bowling Green’s head coach for the 2015 GoDaddy Bowl versus Georgia Southern. The improved performance of the defense under Ward was a major factor in Bowling Green winning the 2015 Mid-American Conference tle. The Falcons surrendered 4.6 fewer points and nearly 76 yards less of total off ense per game than they did in 2014. In addi on, Bowling Green allowed 39 fewer fi rst downs and moved up the NCAA sta s cal rankings in passing defense (up 44 spots), rushing defense (up 20 spots), scoring defense (from 106 to 84), and total defense (from 115 to 86). Bowling Green fi nished 13th na onally in turnovers gained (27) and eighth in THE WARD FILE intercep ons (20). Against MAC teams (including the conference championship game), the Falcons led the league in scoring defense Experience: 20th season/1st at Syracuse (21.0 ppg), fewest yards per play (4.9), takeaways (22), and turnover margin (+13). Valdez was the leader of the Hometown: Glendale, Ariz. unit, racking up 144 tackles and ranking 10th in the FBS at 10.3 tackles per contest. Trent Greene, another of Ward’s Alma Mater: McPherson College ‘97 charges, earned All-MAC Second Team plaudits at linebacker a er fi nishing with 115 tackles. Family: wife, Amy; daughters, Ellie and Erin; son, Travis Prior to his s nt at Bowling Green, Ward was the defensive coordinator at Western Illinois, molding the Leathernecks into one of the top defenses in FCS football from 2012-14. Ward’s 2013 unit ranked seventh in the PLAYING EXPERIENCE na on in total defense (305.3 ypg) and third na onally in passing defense (149.0 ypg). Western Illinois also made improvements in a host of addi onal sta s cal categories, including passing effi ciency defense, tackles for loss, and College: McPherson College (1994-96) sacks, as Ward con nued to implement his scheme during his second year. In 2014, Ward coached two All-Missouri Valley Football Conference performers (Kevin Kintzel, Kris Harley). In addi on, the Leathernecks put on one of the most impressive defensive displays of the season against Wisconsin’s COACHING LEDGER . Western Illinois held the Heisman Trophy fi nalist to 38 yards on 17 carries (2.2 avg.). Before joining Western Illinois, Ward was the defensive coordinator at Drake in 2011 where he helped the Years School Pos. Bulldogs to a 9-2 record and the Pioneer Football League championship. The Bulldogs held fi ve of their last eight 1997 McPherson College DC/STC opponents to 14 points or less and fi nished the year second na onally in rushing defense (77.2 ypg), fi h in sacks 1999-2000 Glendale CC DC/SEC (39), seventh in scoring defense (17.8 ppg), and 10th in total defense (295.4 ypg). 2001-04 Wabash College AHC/STC/SEC Ward’s other previous collegiate coaching stops include: McPherson College (1997, 2007-09), Glendale 2005 Missouri Southern State AHC/DC/STC/LB Community College (1999-2000), Wabash College (2001-04), Missouri Southern State (2005), and North Dakota State 2006 Tulsa Union HS (Okla.) AHC/DC (2010). He spent the 2006 season as the defensive coordinator/assistant head coach at Tulsa Union High School in 2007-09 McPherson College HC 2010 North Dakota State DB Oklahoma. 2011 Drake DC/LB A 1997 graduate of NAIA McPherson College, Ward served as the head coach of his alma mater for three seasons 2012-14 Western Illinois DC/LB from 2007-09, compiling a 17-14 (.548) record. In his fi nal season, he led the Bulldogs to a 9-2 mark, the program’s 2015 Bowling Green DC/LB fi rst berth in the NAIA na onal playoff s, and was named the CollegeFanz.com Sports Network NAIA Coach of the 2016-pres. Syracuse DC Year. During his head coaching tenure, the Bulldogs boasted seven All-Americans, two Kansas Collegiate Athle c Conference (KCAC) Players of the Year, seven NAIA Scholar-Athletes, and 39 All-KCAC selec ons. Ward also worked as the defensive coordinator and special teams coach at his alma mater in 1997 a er the POSTSEASON COACHING conclusion of his playing career. Ward’s addi onal coaching highlights include being named the 2002 AFCA Division III Asistant Coach of the Year EXPERIENCE while serving as assistant head coach, special teams coordinator, and secondary coach for four years at Wabash College. The Li le Giants were undefeated during the 2002 regular season, won the North Coast Athle c Conference, Year Postseason School and reached the Division III quarterfi nals, while leading the country in intercep ons (25) and takeaways (43). 1999 Valley of the Sun Bowl Glendale CC In 2003, Wabash ascended to No. 2000 Valley of the Sun Bowl Glendale CC 2 in the na onal polls and its defense 2002 Div. III Playoff s (Quarterfi nals) Wabash 2009 NAIA Playoff s (First Round) McPherson ranked among the top 10 na onally 2010 FCS Playoff s (Quarterfi nals) North Dakota State in total defense, rushing defense, 2015 GoDaddy Bowl Bowling Green and intercep ons. In 2004, Ward’s secondary set a Wabash season record by allowing just fi ve touchdown passes. PROMINENT PLAYERS As the defensive coordinator and secondary coach at Glendale COACHED Community College in 1999 and 2000, Ward was the architect of a Missouri Southern State Vaqueros defense that helped the Allen Barbre, Off ensive Line program win back-to-back Arizona Community College Athle c Conference North Dakota State championships and the 2000 NJCAA Marcus Williams, Defensive Back na onal tle. Carlton Li lejohn, Linebacker Ward holds a bachelor’s degree in Kyle Emmanuel, Linebacker history from McPherson and a master’s degree in organiza onal management Bowling Green from the University of Phoenix. He is Aus n Valdez, Linebacker married to the former Amy Brandseth. Trenton Greene, Linebacker The couple have three children – Travis, Ellie and Erin. Brian Ward was named the AFCA Division III Assistant Coach of the Year in 2002 at Wabash College.

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 65 COACHING STAFF TOM KAUFMAN Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers • First Season

Tom Kaufman joined head coach Dino Babers’ staff as Syracuse’s special teams coordinator and linebackers coach in January 2016. Kaufman previously served as the special teams coordinator for Babers for four seasons while Babers was the head coach at Eastern Illinois (2012-13) and Bowling Green (2014-15). Kaufman also coached the linebackers for Babers in three of those four years before being assigned to mentor the Bowling Green defensive line in 2015. Kaufman’s work helped Bowling Green win the 2014 Mid-American Conference East Division tle, the 2015 MAC Championship, and earn a pair of bowl bids. In 2015, Kaufman’s fi rst year as a defensive line coach, his unit increased its sack produc on by six from the previous season. Overall, the Falcons ed for third in the MAC in sacks (30) and posted a 10-4 record, earning a trip to the GoDaddy Bowl. As BGSU’s special teams coordinator, Kaufman was the architect of a pun ng unit that ranked in the top 30 THE KAUFMAN FILE na onally two years in a row and led the MAC in net average (39.5) in 2015. In 2014, the Falcons punt return team topped the conference and ranked 29th in the FBS at 10.2 yards per return. In addi on, the unit was Experience: 14th season/1st at Syracuse Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio responsible for three blocked punts and two touchdowns with Kaufman in charge. Alma Mater: John Carroll University ‘03 Kaufman’s tuteledge helped Ryan Burbrink earn All-MAC honors as a punt returner twice, including fi rst- Family: wife, Stephanie team plaudits in 2014. Kaufman also tutored 2015 All-MAC First Team punter Joe Davidson and 2014 All-MAC Third Team placekicker Tyler Tate. Another of Kaufman’s protégés, linebacker Gabe Mar n, recorded 115 total tackles and led the MAC with PLAYING EXPERIENCE 18 tackles for loss on his way to All-MAC Second Team honors in 2014. Mar n is currently a member of the College: John Carroll University (1999-2001) NFL’s Arizona Cardinals a er signing with the team in 2015 as an undra ed free agent. At Eastern Illinois, Kaufman was part of Babers’ staff that turned around a struggling Panthers program. A er successive 2-9 records in the two seasons before the staff ’s arrival, Eastern Illinois improved to 7-5 in COACHING LEDGER 2012 and went 12-2 in 2013. The Panthers won the Ohio Valley Conference and made the FCS playoff s both Years School Pos. years, including fi nishing with the No. 3 na onal ranking in 2013. 2003-04 Heidelberg College LB Kaufman’s 2013 Eastern Illinois punt return unit led the FCS at more than 20 yards per return. The Panthers 2005-07 Case Western Reserve STC/LB also blocked two kicks and scored four special teams touchdowns. In addi on, Kaufman’s kickoff coverage 2008 University of Chicago DC/SEC team fi nished third in the country in fewest yards allowed per return. 2009 Mississippi State GA 2010 Kansas QC Kaufman coached three all-conference performers at EIU, including linebacker Robert Haynes who ranked 2011 Texas QC among the Ohio Valley Conference leaders with 101 tackles in 2012. He also mentored NFL Dra choice Kamu 2012 Eastern Illinois LB Grugier-Hill at EIU. Grugier-Hill was selected in the sixth round of the 2016 dra by the New England Patriots. 2013 Eastern Illinois STC/LB Prior to linking up with Babers, Kaufman was a quality control coach at Texas (2011), Kansas (2010), and 2014 Bowling Green STC/LB 2015 Bowling Green STC/DL spent the 2009 season as a graduate assistant at Mississippi State. 2016-pres. Syracuse STC/LB Kaufman began his coaching career in the Division III ranks, working a total of six years at Heidelberg College, Case Western Reserve, and the University of Chicago before making the jump to the FBS. As the defensive coordinator at Chicago in 2008, Kaufman coached seven all-conference players and the Maroons POSTSEASON COACHING ranked 26th na onally in pass defense. EXPERIENCE As the special teams coordinator and linebackers coach at Case Western Reserve, Kaufman mentored seven all-conference selec ons and three league players of the year, including two- me Year Postseason School (Division III Player of the Year) fi nalist 2007 Div. III Playoff s (Second Round) Case Western Tom Brew. 2011 Holiday Bowl Texas 2012 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Eastern Illinois Kaufman earned his undergraduate 2013 FCS Playoff s (Quarterfi nals) Eastern Illinois degree in English from John Carroll 2014 Camellia Bowl Bowling Green University in 2003 and received his 2015 GoDaddy Bowl Bowling Green master’s degree in educa on from Heidelberg in 2005. PROMINENT PLAYERS Tom is married to his wife, Stephanie. COACHED Case Western Reserve Tom Brew, Linebacker Mississippi State Chris White, Linebacker K.J. Wright, Linebacker Eastern Illinois Kamu Grugier-Hill, Linebacker Robert Haynes, Linebacker Shepard Li le, Punt Returner LeQuince McCall, Linebacker Bowling Green Ryan Burbrink, Punt Returner Joe Davidson, Punter D.J. Lynch, Linebacker Gabe Mar n, Linebacker Tyler Tate, Placekicker The Kaufmans (L-R): Tom and Stephanie.

66 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide COACHING STAFF RENO FERRI Tight Ends • First Season

A veteran coach with strong recrui ng es to New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia, Reno Ferri is in his fi rst year as the Orange’s ght ends coach. He was named to the posi on by Dino Babers in January 2016. Ferri came to Syracuse a er spending the previous fi ve seasons at Towson where he worked with the Tigers running backs, fullbacks and ght ends. He was also the Tigers recrui ng coordinator from 2011-15. In Ferri’s three seasons as running backs coach from 2011-13, the Tigers averaged more than 230 yards rushing per game and posted an overall record of 29-10. Towson rushed for at least 200 yards 24 mes in that span, topped the 300-yard mark on eight occasions, and went over 400 yards twice. In 2013, the Tigers ran for more than 240 yards per contest en route to a 13-3 record and an appearance in the 2013 FCS championship game. THE FERRI FILE Under Ferri’s guidance, the Tigers ground a ack sha ered virtually every school record. His 2013 stable of backs rushed for a school-record 3,830 yards and scored 55 touchdowns. In 2011, Ferri’s fi rst year leading the Experience: 12th season/1st at Syracuse unit, the group averaged 229.9 rushing yards per game, a mark that led the Colonial Athle c Associa on. Hometown: Youngstown, Ohio Individually, Ferri coached four Towson ball carriers who earned All-CAA honors and three FCS All- Alma Mater: U.S. Military Academy at West Point ‘00 Family: wife, Rebekah; daughters, Giana, Zola, Sofi e; Americans. In 2013, current Bal more Ravens running back set the NCAA FCS single-season son, Reno Jr. records for most rushing yards (2,509) and most rushing touchdowns (41). In Towson’s FCS quarterfi nal victory against Eastern Illinois, West set an FCS playoff record by rushing for 354 yards. He also scored fi ve touchdowns against the Panthers. West received fi rst-team All-America honors and was named the CAA PLAYING EXPERIENCE Player of the Year for his eff orts. As a freshman in 2011, West led the FCS with 29 rushing touchdowns, was tabbed the CAA Off ensive College: Army West Point (1996-99) Rookie of the Year, and captured the Award as the top freshman in FCS football. He entered the NFL Dra a er his junior year and was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the third round. COACHING LEDGER Ferri protégés Tyler Wharton and Emmanuel Holder also earned All-America honors during that me. Wharton was a fi rst-team selec on in 2011. Holder received freshman All-America honors in 2012 and was Years School Pos. a na onal second-team honoree the following year. Ferri also tutored Darius Victor, a 2013 freshman All- 2004 Akron GA American, and the 2013 CAA Off ensive Rookie of the Year. 2005 Akron DFO Prior to his me at Towson, Ferri spent six seasons at Akron. He joined the Zips In 2004 as a graduate 2006 Akron WR assistant for off ense. The following year, he served as Akron’s director of football opera ons and was part of a 2007-09 Akron RB 2011-13 Towson RB Zips staff that guided the team to the 2005 MAC tle and a berth in the Motor City Bowl. 2014-15 Towson TE/FB In 2006, Ferri was promoted to wide receivers coach and worked with Jabari Arthur, who became an 2016-pres. Syracuse TE all-league performer, as well as All-MAC standout and freshman All-American David Harvey. Harvey led the Mid-American Conference and ranked second na onally in kickoff return average (30.0). In 2007, Ferri was named Akron’s running backs coach, a posi on he held for three years. During that me, POSTSEASON COACHING he mentored All-MAC selec on Bryan Williams, as well as Dennis Kennedy. In 2008, Kennedy turned in a EXPERIENCE record-se ng season. He ran for 1,321 yards, the third-best season rushing total in Akron history at the me, and set the school season records for most rushing touchdowns (17) and most total touchdowns (18). Year Postseason School Ferri was Akron’s recrui ng coordinator from 2005 to 2009, leading the eff ort that resulted in Akron 2005 Motor City Bowl Akron landing the top-ranked class in the MAC three years in a row from 2005-07. Two players from those classes 2011 FCS Playoff s (Second Round) Towson were freshman All-America selec ons (Harvey and Almondo Sewell). 2013 FCS Playoff s (Championship Game) Towson A na ve of Youngstown, Ohio, Ferri is a 2000 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy. A three-year le erwinner at running back for the Black Knights, he was a member of the fi rst Army West Point team to PROMINENT PLAYERS compete in Conference USA. As a rookie in 1996, Ferri was part of a na onally-ranked Black Knights squad that was 10-2 and played Auburn in the Independence Bowl. In his senior season, Ferri served as game COACHED captain against Air Force. A er earning his bachelor’s degree Akron in general management with a minor Jabari Arthur, Wide Receiver in systems engineering, Ferri began his Dennis Kennedy, Running Back coaching career in 2000 as a graduate Bryan Williams, Running Back assistant at West Point. A fi rst lieutenant in the U.S. Army Towson from May 2000 to March 2002, Ferri Emmanuel Holder, Running Back Darius Victor, Running Back served as a fi re direc on offi cer Terrance West, Running Back and ba alion survey offi cer. He also Tyler Wharton, Running Back previously worked as a consultant for Bri sh Petroleum. A systems engineer, Ferri and his team designed and implemented a web-based tracking system for BP to monitor the 16,000 vessels responding to the Deep Water Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Ferri and his wife, Rebekah, have four children – Giana, Zola, Sofi e and Reno Jr. The Ferri family (L-R): Giana, Reno, Zola, Sofie, Rebekah and Reno Jr.

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 67 COACHING STAFF MIKE HART Running Backs • First Season

A Syracuse na ve and the ’s all- me leading rusher, Mike Hart is in his fi rst season as the Orange’s running backs coach. The former Onondaga Central High School star joined Dino Babers’ staff in January 2016. Hart returned to Central New York a er fi ve years coaching in the Mid- American Conference, where he mentored three 1,000-yard rushers, two MAC Freshman of the Year award winners, and the 2014 MAC Off ensive Player of the Year. Hart broke into the coaching profession as a quality control assistant for off ense at Eastern Michigan in 2011. He served as the running backs coach at EMU in 2012 and 2013 prior to a two-year s nt at Western Michigan (2014-15). At Western Michigan, Hart helped produce a pair of 1,000-yard rushers who both garnered MAC Freshman of the Year honors. With Hart’s tutelage, Jamauri Bogan was named the league’s top rookie in 2015 a er THE HART FILE rushing for 1,051 yards and fi nishing second in the MAC with 16 rushing touchdowns. The previous year, Hart protégé Jarvion Franklin gained 1,551 yards on the ground, the second-highest freshman total in the na on, Experience: 6th season/1st at Syracuse and set the WMU single-season records for points (150) and rushing touchdowns (24). Franklin was named Hometown: Syracuse, N.Y. the MAC Freshman of the Year, MAC Off ensive Player of the Year, and a USA Today Freshman All-American. Alma Mater: Michigan ‘09 Family: wife, Monique; two children The Broncos earned consecu ve bowl bids for the fi rst me in school history with Hart on the staff . Western Michgian played in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl a er the 2014 season, and topped Middle Tennesse in the 2015 Bahmas Bowl to record the fi rst bowl win in the history of the program. PLAYING EXPERIENCE In 2013 at Eastern Michigan, Hart oversaw an Eagles rushing a ack that racked up 1,896 yards, the 12th- most in team history. Individually, running back Bronson Hill ranked 31st na onally in rushing, eclipsed the College: Michigan (2004-07) 1,000-yard mark, and earned third-team All-MAC plaudits. Pro: (2008-10) In 2012, Hart’s fi rst year as a full- me assistant, EMU ran for 1,960 yards and 13 touchdowns as a team, the third consecu ve season the Eagles topped 1,900 yards on the ground. COACHING LEDGER Prior to entering the coaching ranks, Hart spent three injury-shortened seasons in the NFL as a running back for the Indianapolis Colts. A sixth-round dra choice in 2008, Hart carried the ball a total of 71 mes for Years School Pos. 264 yards in his 21-game NFL career. His best season was in 2010 when he gained 185 yards on 43 carries. 2011 Eastern Michigan QC A star at Michigan before being dra ed by the Colts, Hart set school records for most career carries (1,015) 2012-13 Eastern Michigan RB and most rushing yards (5,040) as a four-year starter for the Wolverines. He fi nished his college career with 41 2014-15 Western Michigan RB touchdowns, the third-most in U-M history. Hart ranks fourth in history in career rushing 2016-pres. Syracuse RB a empts and fi h in yards. Hart broke onto the na onal scene in 2004, establishing the Michigan freshman rushing record with 1,455 POSTSEASON COACHING yards on 282 carries and scoring nine touchdowns. It was the second-highest rookie rushing total in Big Ten history, and he became just the third true freshman to lead the conference in rushing, joining Ron Dayne EXPERIENCE (Wisconsin, 1996) and Darrel Thompson (Minnesota, 1986). A two- me fi nalist for the as the na on’s top running back, Hart fi nished fi h in the Year Postseason School 2006 Heisman Trophy vo ng. 2014 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Western Michigan 2015 Bahamas Bowl Western Michigan Hart graduated from Onondaga Central in 2004 a er a decorated prep career in which he set the na onal record for career rushing touchdowns (204) and fi nished second in career rushing yards (11,045). The Tigers were 46-1 and won three state PROMINENT PLAYERS championships with Hart in the backfi eld. COACHED Hart earned his bachelor’s degree from Michigan in 2009. He and his Eastern Michigan wife, Monique, have two children. Bronson Hill, Running Back Darius Jackson, Running Back

Western Michigan Jarvion Franklin, Running Back Jamauri Bogan, Running Back

The Hart family.

68 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide COACHING STAFF NICK MONROE Secondary • First Season

Nick Monroe, who has won conference championships at each of his previous coaching stops, is in his fi rst year as the Orange’s secondary coach a er joining the SU staff in January 2016. Prior to coming to Syracuse, Monroe worked as the secondary coach at Bowling Green from 2010-15, consistently producing units that ranked among the na on’s best. His exper se helped the Falcons capture the 2013 and 2015 Mid-American Conference tles and earn four straight bowl invita ons. Monroe’s guidance also helped turn Jude Adjei-Barimah into a starter in the Na onal Football League. A defensive back for Bowling Green from 2001-14, Adjei-Barimah signed as a free agent with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and started seven games for the Bucs in 2015. When Monroe arrived at Bowling Green in 2010, he inherited an inexperienced unit that featured four new starters. In two seasons, he molded them into one of the s ngiest defensive backfi elds in the country. THE MONROE FILE Featuring All-MAC performers BooBoo Gates and Cameron Truss, the 2012 Falcons ranked 13th na onally in pass defense (190.1 ypg) to help propell the team to an 8-5 record and an appearance in the Military Bowl Experience: 15th season/1st at Syracuse against San Jose State. Hometown: Mahtomedi, Minn. The following season, the Bowling Green secondary was even be er. The Falcons fi nished sixth in the FBS Alma Mater: St. Cloud State, ‘01 in pass defense (170.9 ypg) and Gates earned All-MAC First Team honors for the second year in a row. As a Family: wife, Nicole team, Bowling Green won its fi rst conference championship since 1992 and played Pi sburgh in the 2013 Li le Caesars Pizza Bowl. PLAYING EXPERIENCE In 2014, Monroe’s fi rst season working for Babers, he sucessfully oversaw the matura on of safety Brian Su on and the growth of two young cornerbacks. Su on’s produc on skyrocketed from the previous season. College: St. Cloud State (1997-2001) He fi nished second on the team with 102 tackles a er making 43 stops the year before. In additon, the rookie cornerback tandem of Nick Johnson and Clint Stephens combined for nine intercep ons. They were the only two freshmen in the country to record at least four picks (Johnson - 5, Stephens - 4). The unit also featured COACHING LEDGER Adjei-Barimah, who recorded 82 tackles. The quartet was cri cal to Bowling Green’s team success and Monroe added a bowl game victory and Years School Pos. 2002-03 Allegheny College SEC another championship to his résumé. The Falcons won the 2014 MAC East tle and topped South Alabama 2004-05 Colgate DE 33-28 in the inaugural Raycom Media Camellia Bowl. 2006-08 Colgate SEC In 2015, Bowling Green posted a 10-4 record, won the MAC tle for the second me in three seasons, 2009 Colgate DC/SEC and earned a berth in the GoDaddy Bowl. Monroe’s defensive backfi eld once again helped the Falcons soar, 2010-15 Bowling Green SEC fi nishing eighth in the FBS with 20 intercep ons, including a team-high six picks by cornerback Alfonso Mack. 2016-pres. Syracuse SEC Before his s nt at Bowling Green, Monroe coached defense for six years at . He began his tenure with the Raiders coaching the defensive ends from 2004-05 before moving to the secondary in POSTSEASON COACHING 2006. In 2009, he was promoted to co-defensive coordinator and helped implement a scheme that stymied the opposi on. The Raiders led the Patriot League and fi nished 29th na onally in total defense (308.2 ypg). EXPERIENCE Colgate was 9-2 and held seven of its opponents to 20 points or less. In addi on to his coaching du es, Monroe also served as the team’s recrui ng coordinator for fi ve seasons. Year Postseason School In his last three years as the Colgate secondary coach, Monroe mentored four fi rst-team All-Patriot League 2003 Div. III Playoff s (First Round) Allegheny selec ons (Uzi Idah, Wayne Moten, Chris Ekpo, Cody Williams) and one second-team honoree (Moten). In 2005 Div. I-AA Playoff s (First Round) Colgate addi on, defensive back Demitri 2008 FCS Playoff s (First Round) Colgate 2012 Military Bowl Bowling Green Diamond was named the 2009 2013 Li le Caesars Pizza Bowl Bowling Green Patriot League Rookie of the Year. 2014 Camellia Bowl Bowling Green Colgate won a pair of Patriot 2015 GoDaddy Bowl Bowling Green League tles (2005, 2008) while Monroe was on the staff and made two Division I-AA (now FCS) playoff PROMINENT PLAYERS appearances. COACHED Prior to his me at Colgate, Monroe was the secondary coach Colgate in 2002 and 2003 at Allegheny Demitri Diamond, Defensive Back College in Meadville, Pa. He helped Cody Williams, Defensive Back the Gators capture the 2003 North Coast Athle c Conference (NCAC) Bowling Green championship and earn a berth in Jude Adjei-Barimah, Defensive Back the NCAA Division III playoff s. Monroe was a four-year le erwinner at cornerback for St. Cloud State University in Minnesota and earned his undergraduate degree in marke ng from the school in 2001. Nick is married to his wife, Nicole.

The Monroes (L-R): Nicole and Nick.

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 69 COACHING STAFF VINSON REYNOLDS Defensive Line • First Season

A highly-respected recruiter and teacher, Vinson Reynolds was named the Orange’s defensive line coach in January 2016. Reynolds joined the Orange a er serving as the defensive line coach at Western Michigan from 2013-15 where he helped engineer one of the most impressive turnarounds in FBS history. Reynolds and the WMU staff transformed the Broncos from a 1-11 team in 2012 into a program that earned consecu ve bowl berths in 2014 and 2015. The 2015 Broncos were 8-5 and defeated Middle Tennessee 45-31 in the Bahamas Bowl to record the fi rst bowl victory in school history. In 2014, Reynolds led a Western Michigan defensive line that recorded 17 of the team’s 29 sacks. The unit was part of a Broncos defense that fi nished third in the Mid-American Conference in points allowed per game. Reynolds also made his mark on the recrui ng trail that season. Rivals.com named him to its list of the THE REYNOLDS FILE top 10 recruiters from schools outside the Power Five and American Athle c Conference (formerly the Big Six) a er he helped solidify the website’s highest-ranked class in the history of the MAC (No. 58). Experience: 11th season/1st at Syracuse Prior to his three-year s nt in Kalamazoo, Reynolds mentored the defensive line at Central Michigan and Hometown: Detroit, Mich. helped the Chippewas to a win over Western Kentucky in the 2012 Li le Caesars Pizza Bowl. Alma Mater: Northern Illinois ‘04 Family: wife, Cynthia; sons, Eric and Josiah Before making the move to Central Michigan, Reynolds was the defensive line coach at Central Oklahoma in 2010. He also previously worked as a graduate assistant and defensive quality control coach at Oklahoma State (2008-09) for head coach Mike Gundy. Oklahoma State made appearances in the 2008 Holiday Bowl and PLAYING EXPERIENCE 2010 Co on Bowl while Reynolds was on the OSU staff . Reynolds began his coaching career in 2006 as the defensive line coach at Division III University of College: Northern Illinois (2000-03) Wisconsin-Pla eville. In addi on to his collegiate experience, Reynolds has had the unique opportunity to complete two NFL COACHING LEDGER internships. In 2015, he gained cri cal coaching skills and perspec ves with the Bal more Ravens under John Harbaugh. During the summer of 2016, Reynolds worked with head coach Chuck Pagano and the staff of the Years School Pos. Indianapolis Colts. 2006-07 Wisconsin-Pla eville DL A Detroit, Mich. na ve, Reynolds played his college football at Northern Illinois from 2000-03. He was 2008 Oklahoma State GA named to the All-MAC First Team at defensive end as a senior a er totaling 76 tackles, including 15 for a loss, 2009 Oklahoma State QC and six sacks. 2010 Central Oklahoma DL Reynolds earned his undergraduate degree from Northern Illinois in 2004. He received a master’s degree in 2011-12 Central Michigan DL 2013-15 Western Michigan DL adult educa on from Wisconsin-Pla eville in 2007. He and his wife, Cynthia, have two sons – Eric and Josiah. 2016-pres. Syracuse DL POSTSEASON COACHING EXPERIENCE

Year Postseason School 2008 Holiday Bowl Oklahoma State 2010 Co on Bowl Oklahoma State 2012 Li le Caesars Pizza Bowl Central Michigan 2014 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Western Michigan 2015 Bahamas Bowl Western Michigan PROMINENT PLAYERS COACHED

Western Michigan Richard Ash, Defensive Tackle

The Reynolds family (L-R): Josiah, Vinson, Cynthia and Eric.

70 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide STRENGTH & CONDITIONING STAFF

SEAN JEFF EDINGER SOBOL Assistant AD/Athletic Performance Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach

Sean Edinger is in his fi rst year as the football program’s assistant athle cs Jeff Sobol accompanied Assistant AD for Athle c Performance Sean Edinger director for athle c performance. Appointed to the posi on in January 2016, to Syracuse from Bowling Green in January 2016, joining the Orange staff as an Edinger is responsible for designing programs to increase the condi oning, assistant strength and condi oning coach for football. speed, strength, and agility of Syracuse’s football student-athletes. Prior to his arrival at Syracuse, Sobol spent 2015 as Bowling Green’s assistant Prior to joining the Orange, Edinger served as the director of strength and director of strength and condi oning where he was responsible for training condi oning at Bowling Green for two seasons, overseeing the strength and BGSU’s baseball and so ball teams. He also assisted Edinger with the football condi oning programs for all of the BGSU’s 18 sports. Edinger previously held a program. similar posi on at Eastern Illinois from June 2012 un l his departure for Bowling A graduate of Eastern Illinois, Sobol was a three-year starter on the defensive Green. line for the Panthers football team from 2006-08. He earned All-Ohio Valley Before his s nt at Eastern Illinois, Edinger was the head strength coach at Conference honors twice and spent three seasons in the Arena Football League Central Missouri where he was directly responsible for all aspects of the Mules a er his college career. strength and condi oning program. He also previously worked as the head Sobol got his start in strength and condi oning while in Charleston as a strength coach for football and volleyball at Haskell Indian Na ons University in graduate assistant for Eastern Illinois. Lawrence, Kan. from 2008-09. Jeff and his wife, Kelsey, are expec ng their fi rst child in the fall of 2016. A graduate assistant at Missouri from 2006-08, Edinger worked with the Tigers volleyball and tennis programs. He also assisted with the Tigers football strength and condi oning program, helping players prepare for pro days and professional combines. Edinger is a 2006 graduate of the University of Kansas and earned his master’s WAYNE degree from Missouri in 2008. He is SCCC cer fi ed through the Collegiate Strength and Condi oning Coaches Associa on (CSCCa) and also holds a TUCKSON USA Weightli ing Level 1 Sports Performance cer fi ca on. A member of the U.S. Na onal Karate Team for fi ve years, Edinger has more than 18 years of Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach experience in mar al arts.

Wayne Tuckson, who has been a member of the Syracuse weight room staff since 2014, was elevated to the posi on of assistant strength and condi oning JOSE coach for football in February 2016. Prior to his current appointment, Tuckson worked with several of the Orange’s Olympic sports teams and assisted with football. RODRIGUEZ Before arriving in Central New York, Tuckson served as an athle c performance graduate assistant at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls. In that role, he Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach aided in crea ng workout programs for various Falcons athle c teams and helped manage the school’s athle c performance center. A na ve of Louisville, Ky., Tuckson played linebacker from 2009-12 at Division Jose Rodriguez joined the Orange in February 2016 as an assistant strength III Elmhurst College in Illinois. He was a three-year starter for the Bluejays and led and condi oning coach for football. the team in tackles twice. Tuckson fi nished his career with 284 tackles, including A na ve of Perth Amboy, N.J., Rodriguez was a member of Baylor’s athle c 114 as a senior in 2012. He was named to the All-College Conference of Illinois performance staff in 2014 and 2015, working with the football, baseball, and Wisconsin (CCIW) Second Team in 2011 and was an All-CCIW First Team volleyball, cross country, and equestrian teams. He tutored student-athletes on selec on in 2012. the appropriate training and exercise techniques, as well as educated them on In 2013, Tuckson worked as a defensive intern and outside linebackers coach proper dietary requirements and nutri on. for the Bluejays. He was also a volunteer assistant for the Elmhurst strength and Prior to his s nt in Waco, Rodriguez worked as a strength and condi oning condi oning staff . intern at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Tuckson was a four- me CCIW All-Academic Team selec on as a player and Rodriguez earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science and sports received dual bachelor’s degrees in criminal jus ce and philosophy from Elmhurst studies from Rutgers in 2013. While comple ng his undergraduate coursework, in 2013. Rodriguez was a student athle c trainer for the Scarlet Knights football team. He also previously served as a strength and condi oning intern at Princeton, working primarily with football and baseball. Rodriguez is an NSCA Cer fi ed Strength and Condi oning Specialist (CSCS). He holds a master’s degree in pedagogy from Baylor in addi on to his undergraduate degree.

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 71 OPERATIONS & RECRUITING STAFF

BRAD ROY WITTKE WITTKE Director of Operations Director of Player Development

Brad Wi ke was named Syracuse’s director of football opera ons in January A fi xture in college football for more than three decades, Roy Wi ke was of 2016 a er serving in the same capacity for head coach Dino Babers at Bowling named the program’s director of player development in January 2016. Green in 2015. Wi ke is responsible for the day-to-day opera ons of the Orange Prior to joining the Orange, Wi ke served as Bowling Green’s recrui ng program, including travel, team meals, and has a role in most non-coaching coordinator in 2015 and was the team’s director of opera ons in 2014 for head decisions. coach Dino Babers. Wi ke’s one-year s nt at Bowling Green marked a return to the college Before making the transi on from coach to administrator, Wi ke spent 33 ranks a er three seasons in the front offi ce for the Pi sburgh Power of the years on the sidelines. He coached 19 seasons at Eastern Illinois, 17 of which Arena Football League. Before joining the Power, Wi ke gained collegiate team were spent as the off ensive coordinator in two diff erent s nts for head coach opera ons experience at both Eastern Illinois and Arizona State. . While at Arizona State, Wi ke served as an opera ons assistant with the As the architect of the Panthers off ense from 1990-2002, EIU posted 82 wins men’s basketball program. His responsibili es included fi lm exchange, high and made fi ve FCS playoff appearances. Wi ke is best known for developing school rela ons, recrui ng travel, and other du es as assigned. Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl quarterback Tony Romo during that period. Under At Eastern Illinois, Wi ke was a graduate assistant for New Student Programs. Wi ke’s direc on, Romo was named the Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Late in his me there, he became a football scou ng assistant where he aided Year each season from 2000-02 and captured the 2002 Walter Payton Award. in fi lm analysis of future opponents and self-scou ng. Wi ke also worked as an Wi ke was honored as the AFCA Division I-AA Assistant Coach of the Year in intern for PlayNextLevel.com while in Charleston. Romo’s senior season of 2002, as the Panthers ranked fourth in the na on in Wi ke began his tenure in the Arena Football League as an opera ons scoring (35.3 ppg) and fi h in total off ense (452.6 ypg). assistant with the Power shortly a er the conclusion of the 2011 season. He Wi ke coached 14 players who earned off ensive All-America honors and assisted on all projects related to football opera ons, game-day experience, numerous all-conference selec ons in both the Ohio Valley Conference and and player personnel. He was also in charge of travel coordina on and player Gateway Football Conference in his fi rst s nt at EIU. In addi on, three of his accommoda ons. off ensive units ranked among the top fi ve in EIU single-season history for total The following year, Wi ke was promoted to director of player personnel off ense and scoring. where he oversaw all decisions related to the recruitment and signing of players A er the 2002 season, Wi ke worked as the off ensive coordinator at Arkansas from July 2012 through the 2014 season. In that capacity, Wi ke expanded the from 2003-05 and spent one season each at both Arizona State (2006) and organiza on’s scou ng and recruitment ini a ves and re-tooled a roster that Northern Illinois (2007). He helped the Razorbacks to the 2003 Independence improved by 11 wins from 2013 to 2014. Bowl and coached in the 2006 Hawaii Bowl with Arizona State. A 2009 Arizona State graduate with a degree in management, Wi ke also Wi ke returned to Eastern Illinois as the off ensive coordinator in 2008. holds a master’s degree in sport administra on from Eastern Illinois. His second s nt with the Panthers included tutoring another eventual NFL Wi ke’s father, Roy, is the Orange football program’s director of player quarterback – Jimmy Garoppolo. A second-round pick of the New England development. Patriots in 2014, Garoppolo earned Ohio Valley Conference Newcomer of the Year honors in 2010 despite only eight starts. He con nued his development under Wi ke in 2011, and like Romo, eventually went on to win the Walter Payton Award as the top FCS player as a senior in 2014. A er the 2011 season, Wi ke made the move to administra on, serving as JEFF EIU’s director of opera ons under Babers from 2012-13. In addi on to his stops at Eastern Illinois, Arkansas and Northern Illinois, LePAK Wi ke’s coaching résumé also includes s nts at his alma mater, Wisconsin-Eau Claire (1979-81), as well as Montana State (1982-84) and Central Missouri State Operations & Recruiting Assistant (1985-89). Wi ke is a 1982 graduate of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He and his wife, Pa y, have three children – sons Brad and Jeff , and daughter Bekah. Brad Wi ke is Syracuse’s A star ght end for Orange head coach Dino Babers at Eastern Illinois, Jeff director of football opera ons. LePak joined the Syracuse staff in February 2016 as the team’s opera ons and recrui ng assistant. LePak assists in the management of team logis cs, including helping organize the daily schedules of student-athletes, coaches, and staff . In addi on, LePak assists in the the day-to-day opera on of the program and performs various administra ve du es for the recrui ng department. LePak previously worked as a graduate assistant for Babers in 2015 at Bowling Green. He mentored the team’s ght ends and was part of a staff that led the Falcons to the 2015 Mid-American Conference tle and a berth in the GoDaddy Bowl. A Belton, Texas na ve, LePak was a wide receiver at Baylor from 2010-12 before transferring to play ght end for Babers at Eastern Illinois. LePak caught 81 passes for more than 1,000 yards and nine touchdowns in two seasons with the Panthers, including 51 recep ons and eight touchdowns in 2013, his only year in Babers’ off ensive system. A team captain as a senior, LePak was a two- me All- Ohio Valley Conference First Team selec on and earned FCS All-America honors in 2013 a er helping the Panthers reach the FCS quarterfi nals. LePak graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Eastern Illinois in 2014.

72 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide OPERATIONS & RECRUITING STAFF

ASIL LAURENE MULBAH PORILLO Director of Recruiting Operations Administrative Specialist for Recruiting

Asil Mulbah is in his fi rst season as Syracuse’s director of recrui ng opera ons. As the administra ve specialist for football recrui ng, Laurene Porillo supports He was named to the post by head coach Dino Babers in January 2016. the coaching staff in its eff orts to a ract the best possible talent to Syracuse Mulbah is in charge of coordina ng the Orange’s recrui ng eff orts. He University. She maintains the recrui ng database and assists in the coordina on is responsible for maintaining the program’s recruit database, developing of offi cial and unoffi cial visits. Porillo serves as the liaison with incoming student- schedules for offi cial and unoffi cial visits, crea ng social media plans to athletes and their families during the admissions process. communicate with poten al student-athletes, and monitoring the academic Porillo, who joined the football staff in 2003, received her associate’s degree progress of prospects. from SUNY Canton. Prior to joining the football offi ce, Porillo held various Before joining the Orange, Mulbah was the director of high school rela ons administra ve posi ons in the legal, business, and real estate fi elds. for head coach Dave Clawson at Wake Forest for two seasons. In addi on to She and her husband, Nick, reside in Liverpool. They have two children, working with Clawson at Wake, Mulbah was a member of Clawson’s Bowling Ma hew and Meghan. Green staff for three years. Mulbah was an academic coordinator and off ensive quality control coach for the Falcons from 2010-11 and served as the program’s assistant director of football opera ons in 2013. FOOTBALL OFFICE STAFF In between, Mulbah spent the 2012 season as the player personnel scou ng assistant for the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars. His du es included assis ng in the evalua on of current players and working closely with general manager Gene Smith to evaluate poten al NFL free agents. KATIE Mulbah graduated from Fordham University in 2010 with a degree in business administra on. He was a starter for the Rams at linebacker from 2006-07 before BERARDI his playing career was cut short by injury. Office Coordinator

J.B. Ka e Berardi joined the football administra ve staff in June 2007 as the offi ce coordinator. She manages the daily opera ons of the Iocolano-Pe y Football Complex and provides administra ve support to the assistant coaches, GERALD the director of player development, the assistant athle cs director for athle c Director of High School Relations performance, and the director of football opera ons. Berardi also serves as a liaison with NFL scou ng departments and the NCAA Eligibility Clearinghouse. Berardi is a Syracuse University alumna. She received her bachelor’s degree in 2006. J.B. Gerald was named the Orange’s director of high school rela ons in Ka e and her husband, John, reside in Jamesville with their son, Giovanni. February 2016. In that capacity, Gerald serves as the program’s liason with high school, junior college, and prep school coaches. Gerald is responsible for gathering recommenda ons from coaches on prospects in Syracuse’s primary recrui ng areas. He also helps maintain the Orange’s recrui ng database and assists in hos ng prospec ve student-athletes KIM and their families for offi cial and unoffi cial visits, among other du es. Prior to joining the Orange, Gerald was the head football coach and assistant basketball coach at Washington Jesuit Academy, a tui on-free middle school for O’CONNOR boys in Washington, D.C., from 2010-15. Administrative Assistant for Dino Babers Gerald got his coaching start as a graduate assistant and quality control coach for Joe Paterno at Penn State from 2004-07. Gerald worked with the wide receivers in his fi rst season and the team’s running backs his last three years. During his me in Happy Valley, the Ni any Lions won three bowl games, Kim O’Connor serves as the liaison between head coach Dino Babers and including a victory over Florida State in the 2006 Orange Bowl. University staff , faculty, administra on, the business community, and the general Gerald spent the 2008 season as an off ensive quality control coach at Illinois public. O’Connor also provides administra ve support for the director of football under head coach Ron Zook. In 2009, he served as the wide receivers coach and opera ons and other members of the football staff . In addi on, she handles the recrui ng coordinator at New Mexico. administra on of all summer camp programs. Before entering the coaching ranks, Gerald was a standout receiver and kick Prior to joining the Syracuse staff in 2007, O’Connor held administra ve returner at Colgate from 2000-03. He completed his 43-game career with 113 posi ons in the legal, human resources, and design and development fi elds. catches for 1,334 yards and nine touchdowns. As a senior in 2003, Gerald totaled She and her husband, Tim, live in Cicero with their sons, Tim and Kyle. 74 recep ons for 832 yards and seven TDs to help lead the Raiders to a 15-1 record and an appearance in the Division I-AA (now FCS) na onal championship game. Gerald recorded another 1,710 yards in punt returns and kickoff returns during his career. A Rhodes Scholar candidate, Gerald graduated from Colgate in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in educa onal studies and a minor in sociology. He earned a master’s degree in educa onal leadership and administra on from Penn State in 2006. Gerald fi nished his Ph.D. coursework two years later and lacks only the comple on of his disserta on to receive a Ph.D. in educa onal leadership from Penn State.

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 73 GRADUATE ASSISTANTS & QUALITY CONTROL STAFF

VINCENT JOHN MARSHALL PIKE Quality Control (Offense) Quality Control (Defense)

Vincent Marshall is in his fi rst year as an off ensive quality control coach for the Orange. John Pike is in his fi rst year as a defensive quality control coach for the Orange. Pike Marshall joined the Syracuse staff a er spending two seasons as a graduate assistant for joined the Syracuse staff a er spending the 2015 season as a graduate assistant for Orange Orange head coach Dino Babers at Bowling Green. head coach Dino Babers at Bowling Green. While with the Falcons, Marshall worked with the outside receivers in 2014 and the While with the Falcons, Pike helped coach the team’s linebackers and was a member of running backs in 2015. Bowling Green earned a pair of bowl berths in Marshall’s me there the staff that led Bowling Green to the 2015 Mid-American Conference Championship and a and won the 2015 Mid-American Conference Championship and 2014 MAC East tle. berth in the GoDaddy Bowl. A two- me All-Conference USA receiver at the University of Houston, Marshall signed A na ve of Chandler, Ariz., Pike played collegiately at San Diego Mesa College in California with the Atlanta Falcons as an undra ed free agent in 2007. A er his release, Marshall and at North Dakota State. He graduated from North Dakota State in 2013 with a degree in played for the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the and helped the health, nutri on and exercise science. team capture the 2007 . Pike was a defensive back for San Diego Mesa in 2008 and 2009. He was named team Marshall joined the Houston football team as a walk-on in 2002. The following year, he MVP in 2009 a er se ng the school record with 10 intercep ons. He also won the set the school bowl records for recep ons (7) and receiving yards (157) against Hawaii in program’s Golden Helmet Award for maintaining the team’s highest GPA. Pike played his the 2003 Hawaii Bowl. In 2005, Marshall earned All-Conference USA First Team honors and fi nal two college seasons for North Dakota State and helped the Bison capture their fi rst became just the seventh player in team history to surpass 2,000 career receiving yards. na onal championship as a senior in 2011. Marshall entered the coaching ranks in 2012, serving as an assistant coach at A er his collegiate playing career, Pike spent two seasons with the Stu gart Scorpions Southwestern Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie, Texas. He worked as the of the German Football League. He received his fi rst coaching job in 2014 when the College secondary coach at Texas’ Seguin High School the following year. of Idaho revived its football program. Pike mentored the cornerbacks and served as the A 2007 Houston graduate with a bachelor’s degree in sociology, Marshall also holds a assistant strength coach for the Coyotes, helping the NAIA program to four wins in its fi rst master’s degree in secondary educa on from Southwestern Assemblies of God University. football season in more than 30 years.

BEN LANEAR OLSON SAMPSON Graduate Assistant (Defense) Graduate Assistant (Offense)

Ben Olson, a graduate of Eastern Illinois University, is in his fi rst season as a defensive A four-year starter at wide receiver for Baylor from 2009-12, Lanear Sampson is in his fi rst graduate assistant for the Orange. Olson most recently served as a defensive graduate year as a graduate assistant for the Orange. Sampson works on the off ensive side of the ball assistant for head coach Dino Babers at Bowling Green in 2014 and 2015. and played three years for Dino Babers when Babers was Baylor’s receivers coach. Olson assisted in coaching the Bowling Green defensive line and was part of a staff that A member of the senior class that turned around the Baylor program, Sampson helped guided the Falcons to consecu ve bowl games. He also worked with the special teams units. the Bears reach three consecu ve bowl games for the fi rst me in school history. Baylor An undergraduate student coach for Babers at Eastern Illinois, Olson coached the appeared in the 2010 Texas Bowl and recorded back-to-back wins against Washington in the linebackers at the Rose-Hulman Ins tute of Technology during the 2013 season. 2011 Alamo Bowl and UCLA in the 2012 Holiday Bowl with Sampson on the roster. Rose-Hulman captured the 2013 Heartland Collegiate Athle c Conference (HCAC) Sampson fi nished his career fi h on Baylor’s all- me recep ons list (165) and 10th in Championship and Olson mentored two All-HCAC linebackers while on the staff . He was also career receiving yards (1,905). He caught a pass in 43 straight games from 2010-12 and integral in coaching a kickoff coverage team that led all of Division III football in fewest yards earned All-Big 12 Honorable Men on honors as a senior. Sampson had 52 recep ons for 646 per return. yards and six touchdowns in his fi nal collegiate campaign to earn a spot in the 2013 Texas vs. In addi on to his work with the varsity, Olson gained valuable experience as the defensive The Na on All-Star Game. coordinator for the Rose-Hulman junior varsity team. Following his college career, Sampson spent me in the NFL with the Indianapolis Colts, Olson, who played at Eastern Illinois in 2008, was a defensive lineman for the Panthers Dallas Cowboys and Pi sburgh Steelers. In 2015, he signed with the O awa Redblacks of the before being medically disqualifi ed. He earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology and sports Canadian Football League. studies from the school in 2013. A two- me Academic All-Big 12 selec on, Sampson graduated from Baylor in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in speech communica on.

BART TANSKI Graduate Assistant (Defense)

Bart Tanski is in his second year as a graduate assistant coach for the defense. Prior to joining the Orange, Tanski spent two years at the University of Findlay coaching the team’s wide receivers (2014), outside linebackers (2014), and defensive backs (2013). He also served as Findlay’s assistant special teams coordinator in 2013. Named Ohio’s Mr. Football in 2007, Tanski was a walk-on at Bowling Green. He played quarterback and wide receiver for the Falcons, eventually earning a scholarship and serving as a team captain in 2012. Tanski holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering technology from Bowling Green and a master’s degree in business administra on from Findlay.

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AUSTIN SHAWN BEEHNER EMMONS Director of Video Operations Assistant Video Coordinator

Aus n Beehner returned to the Syracuse football staff as the director of video Shawn Emmons is in his second year as the Orange’s assistant video coordinator opera ons in March 2013. He previously served as a video opera ons intern for the a er serving as a video opera ons intern for the team in 2013 and 2014. Orange during the spring of 2012 while comple ng his undergraduate degree in sport Emmons is responsible for managing the football program’s video network. He management at SUNY Cortland. categorizes clips for self-scouts of the coaching staff , as well as opponent scou ng. As the director of video opera ons, Beehner is responsible for managing the He also instructs interns on the proper shoo ng techniques for fi lming prac ce, and internal video network, preparing game and prac ce fi lm for coaches and student- assists in the crea on of team recrui ng and highlight videos. athletes, supervising interns, and managing a staff of student camera operators. Prior to his full- me appointment, Emmons was responsible for providing sideline Prior to returning to Syracuse, Beehner was the football video opera ons assistant and end zone prac ce fi lm as the department’s intern for two years. He also recorded at Ohio State from June 2012 through the 2012 football season. He recorded, sideline fi lm of home and away games during 2014, and assisted with the cataloging imported and edited game and prac ce fi lm, managed the video department student and edi ng of opponent fi lm. assistants, and provided technical support for coaches and student-athletes. He also Emmons completed his bachelor’s degree in sport management at SUNY Fredonia in helped produce opponent breakdowns and self-scou ng fi lms for the Buckeyes. 2013. He also holds an associate’s degree from Tompkins Cortland Community College. In his fi rst s nt at Syracuse, Beehner was responsible for gathering and edi ng game and prac ce fi lm and produced individual highlight fi lms for student-athletes and the 2012 senior banquet video. As an undergraduate at Cortland, Beehner led the fi lming and edi ng of a SUNY Cortland football promo onal video and created the season in review video for the KYLE men’s lacrosse team. A graduate of Jamesville-DeWi High School in Syracuse, Beehner was a camp counselor at the Jewish Community Center of Syracuse from 2005-11 where he FETTERLY worked one-on-one with children with developmental needs in associa on with the Head Equipment Manager Au sm Society of America. He organized educa onal and recrea onal ac vi es for the children and helped create major events and fundraisers.

Kyle Fe erly has been the head equipment manager at Syracuse University since 1983. He is responsible for all athle cs equipment purchasing and recondi oning, uniform design, maintenance, and inventory control. BRITNEY Fe erly previously worked as the Orange’s assistant equipment manager and as a student equipment manager. He is cer fi ed by the Athle c Equipment Managers Associa on (AEMA) and has been involved with the organiza on since entering the CLARKE fi eld. He serves on various boards, including Nike, Schu , Bike, Brine, and Champion, Academic Coordinator in an eff ort to enhance the protec ve equipment for all sports. He also is a frequent speaker at na onal and regional AEMA workshops. Fe erly has staff ed 14 bowl games for the football team. Fe erly, who lives in Liverpool, earned his bachelor’s degree in retail management Britney Clarke joined Syracuse University Student-Athlete Academic Development from Syracuse in May 2009. staff as an academic coordinator in 2015. She monitors and tracks the ini al and con nuing eligibility of football student-athletes and also works with the Orange women’s tennis team. Clarke’s du es are to assist in all aspects of academic support, including arranging tutorial support, academic monitoring and repor ng, advising, and orienta ons. She is JOE also responsible for keeping coaches informed of student-athletes’ academic progress, the APR, and any eligibility concerns. In addi on, Clarke works with other Student- Athlete Academic Development staff members to implement life-skills programming FIELDS for student-athletes. Associate Director/Student-Athlete Prior to coming to Syracuse, Clarke was an academic counselor at the from 2013-15. While with the Wildcats, she worked with the women’s track & Academic Development fi eld and gymnas cs teams, ensuring that those 100-125 student-athletes met NCAA eligibility requirements. A standout football player and 2008 graduate of Syracuse, Joe Fields became Before being promoted to full- me, Clarke completed an internship from May to a member of the athle cs department in January 2010 as an academic graduate July 2013 in the Arizona Academic Services Department. In that role, she developed a assistant. He was promoted to academic coordinator in July 2011 and has since been campus-level transi ons course for freshmen student-athletes focused on iden fying elevated to associate director of student-athlete academic development. their transferrable skills and expanding upon their iden es as athletes. Fields returned to his alma mater a er playing professional football with the Clarke began her academic couseling career as a graduate assistant at Stephen F. Carolina Panthers in 2008. He was the only undra ed free agent to remain with the Aus n from July 2012 to May 2013. team for the season. A 2012 graduate of the University of Miami, Clarke was a mul -event athlete Fields served as the director of the Syracuse Youth Impact Program in July 2011, for the Hurricanes track & fi eld team for four seasons. She competed in both the developing a curriculum for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade boys from the Syracuse pentathlon and heptathlon, fi nishing eighth in the pentathlon at the ACC Indoor Track City School District. The program included classroom work in math, language, and & Field Championship as a senior. wri ng each morning followed by life-skills sessions, a football chalk talk, and a full- Clarke received her bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology from Miami. She contact prac ce. earned her master’s degree in higher educa on from Arizona in 2015. A four-year SU football le erwinner, Fields enrolled as an undergraduate at Syracuse in January 2004 and played quarterback and free safety for the Orange. He was selected to play in the 2008 Hula Bowl and received ECAC All-Star and All-BIG EAST Second Team honors as a senior. Fields earned his bachelor’s degree from Syracuse in physical educa on. He also holds a master’s degree in instruc onal design, development and evalua on from SU. Joe and his wife, Sade, have a son, Joe Jr.

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A graduate of Ithaca College, Morrison received a bachelor’s degree in sports information and communication from the school in 2002. He earned his master’s DENNY degree in public relations from Syracuse University in 2003. Morrison’s publications work has been recognized by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). His 2008 Syracuse men’s soccer media KELLINGTON guide was voted eighth nationally. In addition, Morrison served on the group’s membership services committee for five years. Head Athletic Trainer for Football Morrison has worked several NCAA championship events during his tenure, including the 2002, 2010 and 2015 NCAA Men’s Basketball East Regionals held at the Carrier Dome, and the 2008, 2009 and 2013 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championships. Morrison resides in Liverpool with his wife, Cheri, and their sons, Kellan and Sean. Denny Kellington, who joined the Syracuse sports medicine staff in 2005, is responsible for all phases of athle c training for the football program and also mentors the graduate assistant athle c training staff . A na ve of Midwest City, Oklahoma, Kellington earned his bachelor’s degree in health and human performance from Oklahoma State in 2000. Following his JIM gradua on, Kellington served as an athle c training intern with the NFL’s Broncos from 2000-02. He was named the assistant athle c trainer for the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe for the 2002 season. SCHLENSKER A er NFL Europe, Kellington worked as a graduate assistant athle c trainer for Ohio State from 2002-04. While with the Buckeyes, he was responsible for the care and Head Equipment Manager for Football rehabilita on of OSU’s fi eld hockey and women’s lacrosse student-athletes. Kellington is a member of the Na onal Athle c Trainers Associa on (NATA), the EATA, and the New York State Athle c Trainers Associa on. He currently serves as Jim Schlensker joined the equipment room staff in 1994 and was promoted to treasurer of the Atlan c Coast Conference Sports Medicine Associa on. head equipment manager for football in January 2011. Kellington is cer fi ed in fi rst aid, CPR, AED and SASTM. He and his wife, Jennifer, reside in Jamesville with their daughter, Sydney, and their son, Bryton. His primary responsibili es include gameday prepara ons for equipment and locker room facili es for all home and away contests, and offi ce responsibili es. In addi on, Schlensker is responsible for football equipment purchasing and recondi oning, uniform design, maintenance, and inventory control. He also maintains the equipment room computer system, ordering equipment and BRAD inventory. Schlensker has staff ed nine bowl games for the Orange. Schlensker came to Syracuse from Northwestern University. The Fort Wayne, KIMBLE Ind., na ve is a 1990 graduate of St. Joseph’s College. He is cer fi ed by the Athle c Equipment Managers Associa on (AEMA). Assistant Athletic Trainer

Brad Kimble came to Syracuse in July 2011 a er serving as the associate athle c trainer at Baldwin Wallace University from 2006-11. SALATHA At Baldwin Wallace, Kimble served as the head athle c trainer for the football, men’s basketball and tennis programs and worked as a clinical instructor in the WILLIS athle c training educa on program. A na ve of Columbiana, Ohio, Kimble earned his bachelor’s degree in athle c Academic Coordinator training and fi tness management from Baldwin Wallace in 2003. A er gradua on, Kimble served as a graduate assistant athle c trainer at the Cleveland Clinic and completed his master’s degree at Cleveland State University in 2006. Kimble has an extensive background in sports medicine, including s nts with the Salatha Willis has more than a decade of experience in higher educa on and Cleveland Browns and New York Jets. In addi on, he’s worked in minor league hockey serves as one of the two primary academic coordinators for the Orange football (Cleveland Barons) and baseball (Mahoning Valley Scrappers). team. Kimble has been a guest lecturer at Baldwin Wallace and at other local events. In A former student-athlete himself, Willis was a member of the Western addi on, he’s presented at the College Athle c Trainers Society Spring Symposium. He Michigan University basketball team for three seasons, le ering for the Broncos holds mul ple athle c training cer fi ca ons and memberships. in 1995-96. He graduated from the school with a bachelor’s degree in computer science in 1999. The following year, Willis stayed in Kalamazoo to begin his career in higher educa on. He started out as a residence hall director, then rose up the ranks, MIKE ul mately serving as Western Michigan’s student orienta on coordinator and assistant director of admissions. In 2007, Willis was hired as the director of fi rst-year programs and university MORRISON tes ng at Indiana State, a posi on he held un l being named vice president of enrollment management and student aff airs at Mar n University (Ind.) in 2011. Assistant Director/Athletic Communications Willis transi oned to collegiate athle cs in 2012, serving as an academic counselor and compliance assistant at Colgate University for a year prior to joining the Orange in 2013. Mike Morrison rejoined the Syracuse Athletic Communications staff in August 2005 In addi on to his undergraduate degree, Willis received a master’s degree in and became the primary media contact for the Orange football program in 2015. educa onal leadership from Western Michigan in 2002. He earned his doctorate During his time at Syracuse, Morrison has also worked with the Orange men’s in educa onal leadership from Indiana State in 2013. lacrosse, men’s soccer, women’s basketball, and softball teams. In 2011, he was part Willis and his wife, Sheila, live in DeWi with their two children. of the media relations staff that was recognized by the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) with “Super 11” status for excellence in sports information. Prior to his full-time appointment, Morrison worked in the SU office as a student assistant and intern from 2002-04. During the 2004-05 academic year, he was the assistant sports information director at George Washington University. At GW, Morrison was the media coordinator for the 2004 Atlantic 10 Men’s Soccer Championship and 2005 Atlantic 10 Women’s Basketball Championship.

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COLGATE USF Sept. 2, 2016 • Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 17, 2016 • Syracuse, N.Y.

Loca on ...... Hamilton, N.Y. 2015 RESULTS Loca on ...... Tampa, Fla. 2015 RESULTS Enrollment ...... 2,972 at Navy ...... L, 10-48 Enrollment ...... 47,646 Florida A&M ...... W, 51-3 Colors ...... Maroon, Gray and White New Hampshire ...... L, 8-26 Colors ...... Green and Gold at Florida State ...... L, 14-34 Nickname...... Raiders Yale ...... L, 28-29 Nickname...... Bulls at Maryland ...... L, 17-35 Athle c Director ...... Victoria M. Chun at Holy Cross ...... W, 31-14 Athle c Director ...... Mark Harlan Memphis ...... L, 17-24 Stadium ...... Andy Kerr Stadium at Cornell ...... W, 28-21 Stadium ...... Raymond James Stadium Syracuse ...... W, 45-24 Capacity ...... 10,221 at Princeton ...... L, 20-44 Capacity ...... 65,857 at Connec cut ...... W, 28-20 Surface ...... FieldTurf at Georgetown...... W, 17-13 Surface ...... Natural Grass SMU ...... W, 38-14 Conference ...... Patriot League Fordham ...... W, 31-29 Conference ...... American Athle c at Navy ...... L, 17-29 at Lafaye e ...... W, 28-19 at East Carolina ...... W, 22-17 Head Coach ...... Dan Hunt Lehigh ...... W, 49-42 Head Coach ...... Willie Taggart Temple ...... W, 44-23 Record at Colgate ...... 14-12 (2 years) Bucknell ...... W, 14-10 Record at USF ...... 14-23 (4 years) Cincinna ...... W, 65-27 Overall Record ...... Same at New Hampshire * ...... W, 27-20 Overall Record ...... 30-44 (7 years) at UCF ...... W, 44-3 at James Madison * ...... W, 44-38 vs. Western Kentucky * ...... L, 35-45 2015 Record ...... 9-5 at Sam Houston State * ...... L, 21-48 2015 Record ...... 8-5 2015 Conference Record ...... 6-0 2015 Conference Record ...... 6-2 * - Miami Beach Bowl 2015 Conference Finish ...... 1st * - FCS Playoff s 2015 Conference Finish ...... 2nd/East 2015 Bowl ...... FCS Quarterfi nals 2015 Bowl ...... Miami Beach Bowl 2016 SCHEDULE Off ensive Scheme ...... Mul ple 2016 SCHEDULE Off ensive Scheme ...... Mul ple Sept. 3 ...... Towson Defensive Scheme ...... 3-4 Sept. 2 ...... at Syracuse Defensive Scheme ...... Mul ple Sept. 10 ...... Northern Illinois Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 39/17 Sept. 17 ...... at Yale Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 48/19 Sept. 17 ...... at Syracuse Starters Returning/Lost ...... 18/6 Sept. 24 ...... at Richmond Starters Returning/Lost ...... 15/9 Sept. 24 ...... Florida State Oct. 1 ...... Cornell Oct. 1 ...... at Cincinna Football Contact ...... John Painter Oct. 8 ...... at Lehigh Football Contact ...... Brian Siegrist Oct. 8 ...... East Carolina Offi ce Phone ...... 315-228-7566 Oct. 15 ...... at Bucknell Offi ce Phone ...... 813-974-4086 Oct. 15 ...... Connec cut Email ...... [email protected] Oct. 29 ...... Holy Cross Email ...... [email protected] Oct. 21 ...... at Temple Nov. 5 ...... at Fordham Oct. 28 ...... Navy Nov. 12...... Lafaye e Nov. 12...... at Memphis Nov. 19...... Georgetown Nov. 19...... at SMU Nov. 26...... UCF

LOUISVILLE CONNECTICUT Sept. 9, 2016 • Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 24, 2016 • East Harƞ ord, Conn.

Loca on ...... Louisville, Ky. 2015 RESULTS Loca on ...... Storrs, Conn. 2015 RESULTS Enrollment ...... 22,298 vs. Auburn ...... L, 24-31 Enrollment ...... 23,407 Villanova ...... W, 20-15 Colors ...... Black and Red Houston ...... L, 31-34 Colors ...... Na onal Flag Blue and White Army ...... W, 22-17 Nickname...... Cardinals Clemson ...... L, 17-20 Nickname...... Huskies at Missouri ...... L, 6-9 Athle c Director ...... Tom Jurich Samford ...... W, 45-3 Athle c Director ...... David Benedict Navy ...... L, 18-28 Stadium ...... Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium at North Carolina State ...... W, 20-13 Stadium ...... Rentschler Field at BYU ...... L, 13-30 Capacity ...... 55,000 at Florida State ...... L, 21-41 Capacity ...... 40,000 at UCF ...... W, 40-13 Surface ...... FieldTurf Boston College ...... W, 17-14 Surface ...... Natural Grass USF ...... L, 20-28 Conference ...... Atlan c Coast at Wake Forest ...... W, 20-19 Conference ...... American Athle c at Cincinna ...... L, 13-37 Syracuse ...... W, 41-17 East Carolina ...... W, 31-13 Head Coach ...... Bobby Petrino Virginia ...... W, 38-31 Head Coach ...... Bob Diaco at Tulane ...... W, 7-3 Record at Louisville ...... 58-18 (6 years) at Pi sburgh ...... L, 34-45 Record at Connec cut ...... 8-17 (2 years) Houston ...... W, 20-17 Overall Record ...... 100-39 (11 seasons) at Kentucky ...... W, 38-24 Overall Record ...... Same at Temple ...... L, 3-27 vs. Texas A&M * ...... W, 27-21 vs. Marshall *...... L, 10-16 2015 Record ...... 8-5 2015 Record ...... 6-7 2015 Conference Record ...... 5-3 * - Music City Bowl 2015 Conference Record ...... 4-4 * - St. Petersburg Bowl 2015 Conference Finish ...... 3rd/Atlan c 2015 Conference Finish ...... t-3rd/East 2015 Bowl ...... Music City Bowl 2015 Bowl ...... St. Petersburg Bowl 2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE Off ensive Scheme ...... Mul ple Sept. 1 ...... Charlo e Off ensive Scheme ...... Pro Style Sept. 1 ...... Maine Defensive Scheme ...... Mul ple Sept. 9 ...... at Syracuse Defensive Scheme ...... 4-3, 3-4 Sept. 10 ...... at Navy Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 46/17 Sept. 17 ...... Florida State Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 36/17 Sept. 17 ...... Virginia Starters Returning/Lost ...... 18/6 Sept. 24 ...... at Marshall Starters Returning/Lost ...... 18/6 Sept. 24 ...... Syracuse Oct. 1 ...... at Clemson Sept. 29 ...... at Houston Football Contact ...... Rocco Gasparro Oct. 14 ...... Duke Football Contact ...... Mike Enright Oct. 8 ...... Cincinna Offi ce Phone ...... 502-852-0102 Oct. 22 ...... North Carolina State Offi ce Phone ...... 860-486-3531 Oct. 15 ...... at USF Email ...... [email protected] Oct. 29 ...... at Virginia Email ...... [email protected] Oct. 22 ...... UCF Nov. 5 ...... at Boston College Oct. 29 ...... at East Carolina Nov. 12...... Wake Forest Nov. 4 ...... Temple Nov. 17...... at Houston Nov. 19...... at Boston College Nov. 26...... Kentucky Nov. 26...... Tulane

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NOTRE DAME VIRGINIA TECH Oct. 1, 2016 • East Rutherford, N.J. Oct. 15, 2016 • Syracuse, N.Y.

Loca on ...... Notre Dame, Ind. 2015 RESULTS Loca on ...... Blacksburg, Va. 2015 RESULTS Enrollment ...... 8,475 Texas ...... W, 38-3 Enrollment ...... 31,000 Ohio State ...... L, 24-42 Colors ...... Blue and Gold at Virginia ...... W, 34-27 Colors ...Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange Furman ...... W, 42-3 Nickname...... Figh ng Irish Georgia Tech ...... W, 30-22 Nickname...... Hokies at Purdue ...... W, 51-24 Athle c Director ...... Jack Swarbrick Massachuse s ...... W, 62-27 Athle c Director ...... Whit Babcock at East Carolina ...... L, 28-35 Stadium ...... Notre Dame Stadium at Clemson ...... L, 22-24 Stadium ...... Lane Stadium Pi sburgh ...... L, 13-17 Capacity ...... 80,795 Navy ...... W, 41-24 Capacity ...... 65,632 North Carolina State ...... W, 28-13 Surface ...... FieldTurf USC ...... W, 41-31 Surface ...... Natural Grass at Miami (Fla.) ...... L, 20-30 Conference ...... Independent at Temple ...... W, 24-20 Conference ...... Atlan c Coast Duke ...... L, 43-45 4 OT at Pi sburgh ...... W, 42-30 at Boston College ...... W, 26-10 Head Coach ...... Brian Kelly Wake Forest ...... W, 28-7 Head Coach ...... Jus n Fuente at Georgia Tech ...... W, 23-21 Record at Notre Dame ...... 55-23 (6 years) vs. Boston College ...... W, 19-16 Record at Virginia Tech ...... First Year North Carolina ...... L, 27-30 OT Overall Record ...... 226-80-2 (25 years) at Stanford ...... L, 36-38 Overall Record ...... 26-23 (4 years) at Virginia ...... W, 23-20 vs. Ohio State * ...... L, 28-44 vs. Tulsa * ...... W, 55-52 2015 Record ...... 10-3 2015 Record ...... 7-6 2015 Bowl ...... Fiesta Bowl * - Fiesta Bowl 2015 Conference Record ...... 4-4 * - Independence Bowl 2015 Conference Finish ...... t-4th/Coastal Off ensive Scheme ...... Spread 2015 Bowl ...... Independence Bowl Defensive Scheme ...... 4-3 (Mul ple) 2016 SCHEDULE 2016 SCHEDULE Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 43/23 Sept. 4 ...... at Texas Off ensive Scheme ...... Mul ple Sept. 3 ...... Liberty Starters Returning/Lost ...... 8/14 Sept. 10 ...... Nevada Defensive Scheme ...... 4-2-5 Sept. 10 ...... at Tennessee Sept. 17 ...... Michigan State Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 41/21 Sept. 17 ...... Boston College Football Contact ...... Michael Bertsch Sept. 24 ...... Duke Starters Returning/Lost ...... 16/6 Sept. 24 ...... East Carolina Offi ce Phone ...... 574-631-8642 Oct. 1 ...... vs. Syracuse Oct. 8 ...... at North Carolina Email ...... [email protected] Oct. 8 ...... at North Carolina State Football Contact ...... Pete Moris Oct. 15...... at Syracuse Oct. 15 ...... Stanford Offi ce Phone ...... 540-231-6726 Oct. 20 ...... Miami (Fla.) Oct. 29 ...... Miami (Fla.) Email ...... [email protected] Oct. 27 ...... at Pi sburgh Nov. 5 ...... vs. Navy Nov. 5 ...... at Duke Nov. 19...... Virginia Tech Nov. 12...... Georgia Tech Nov. 26...... at USC Nov. 19...... at Notre Dame Nov. 26...... Virginia

WAKE FOREST BOSTON COLLEGE Oct. 8, 2016 • Winston-Salem, N.C. Oct. 22, 2016 • Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Loca on ...... Winston-Salem, N.C. 2015 RESULTS Loca on ...... Chesnut Hill, Mass. 2015 RESULTS Enrollment ...... 4,867 Elon...... W, 41-3 Enrollment ...... 14,100 Maine ...... W, 24-3 Colors ...... Old Gold and Black at Syracuse ...... L, 17-30 Colors ...... Maroon and Gold Howard ...... W, 76-0 Nickname...... Demon Deacons at Army ...... W, 17-14 Nickname...... Eagles Florida State ...... L, 0-14 Athle c Director ...... Ron Wellman Indiana ...... L, 24-31 Athle c Director ...... Brad Bates Northern Illinois ...... W, 17-14 Stadium ...... BB&T Field Florida State ...... L, 16-24 Stadium ...... Alumni Stadium at Duke ...... L, 7-9 Capacity ...... 31,500 at Boston College ...... W, 3-0 Capacity ...... 44,500 Wake Forest ...... L, 0-3 Surface ...... FieldTurf at North Carolina ...... L, 14-50 Surface ...... FieldTurf at Clemson ...... L, 17-34 Conference ...... Atlan c Coast North Carolina State ...... L, 17-35 Conference ...... Atlan c Coast at Louisville ...... L, 14-17 Louisville ...... L, 19-20 Virginia Tech ...... L, 10-26 Head Coach ...... Dave Clawson at Notre Dame ...... L, 7-28 Head Coach ...... Steve Addazio North Carolina State ...... L, 8-24 Record at Wake Forest ...... 6-18 (2 years) at Clemson ...... L, 13-33 Record at Boston College .....17-21 (3 years) Notre Dame ...... L, 16-19 Overall Record ...... 96-98 (15 years) Duke ...... L, 21-27 Overall Record ...... 30-32 (5 years) at Syracuse ...... L, 17-20

2015 Record ...... 3-9 2015 Record ...... 3-9 2015 Conference Record ...... 1-7 2016 SCHEDULE 2015 Conference Record ...... 0-8 2016 SCHEDULE 2015 Conference Finish ...... t-6th/Atlan c Sept. 1 ...... Tulane 2015 Conference Finish ...... 7th/Atlan c Sept. 3 ...... vs. Georgia Tech 2015 Bowl ...... None Sept. 10 ...... at Duke 2015 Bowl ...... None Sept. 10 ...... at Massachuse s Sept. 17 ...... Delaware Sept. 17 ...... at Virginia Tech Off ensive Scheme ...... Mul ple Sept. 24 ...... at Indiana Off ensive Scheme ...... 4-3 Sept. 24 ...... Wagner Defensive Scheme ...... 4-2-5 Oct. 1 ...... at North Carolina State Defensive Scheme ...... Mul ple Oct. 1 ...... Buff alo Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 45/19 Oct. 8 ...... Syracuse Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 45/14 Oct. 7 ...... Clemson Starters Returning/Lost ...... 19/6 Oct. 15 ...... at Florida State Starters Returning/Lost ...... 17/7 Oct. 22...... Syracuse Oct. 29 ...... Army Oct. 29 ...... at North Carolina State Football Contact ...... Steve Shu Nov. 5 ...... Virginia Football Contact ...... Zanna Ollove Nov. 5 ...... Louisville Offi ce Phone ...... 336-758-5640 Nov. 12...... at Louisville Offi ce Phone ...... 617-552-2004 Nov. 11...... at Florida State Email ...... shu [email protected] Nov. 19...... Clemson Email ...... [email protected] Nov. 19...... Connec cut Nov. 26...... Boston College Nov. 26...... Wake Forest

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CLEMSON FLORIDA STATE Nov. 5, 2016 • Clemson, S.C. Nov. 19, 2016 • Syracuse, N.Y.

Loca on ...... Clemson, S.C. 2015 RESULTS Loca on ...... Tallahassee, Fla. 2015 RESULTS Enrollment ...... 21,957 Woff ord ...... W, 49-10 Enrollment ...... 41,773 Texas State ...... W, 59-16 Colors ...... Clemson Orange and Regalia Appalachian State ...... W, 41-10 Colors ...... Garnet and Gold USF ...... W, 34-14 Nickname...... Tigers at Louisville ...... W, 20-17 Nickname...... Seminoles at Boston College ...... W, 14-0 Athle c Director ...... Dan Radakovich Notre Dame ...... W, 24-22 Athle c Director ...... Stan Wilcox at Wake Forest ...... W, 24-16 Stadium ...... Memorial Stadium Georgia Tech ...... W, 43-24 Stadium ...... Doak Campbell Stadium Miami (Fla.) ...... W, 29-24 Capacity ...... 81,500 Boston College ...... W, 34-17 Capacity ...... 82,300 Louisville ...... W, 41-21 Surface ...... Natural Grass at Miami (Fla.) ...... W, 58-0 Surface ...... Natural Grass at Georgia Tech ...... L, 16-22 Conference ...... Atlan c Coast at North Carolina State ...... W, 56-41 Conference ...... Atlan c Coast Syracuse ...... W, 45-21 Florida State ...... W, 23-13 at Clemson ...... L, 13-23 Head Coach ...... Dabo Swinney at Syracuse ...... W, 37-27 Head Coach ...... Jimbo Fisher North Carolina State ...... W, 34-17 Record at Clemson...... 75-27 (7 years) Wake Forest ...... W, 33-13 Record at Florida State ...... 68-14 (6 years) Cha anooga ...... W, 52-13 Overall Record ...... Same at South Carolina ...... W, 37-32 Overall Record ...... Same at Florida ...... W, 27-2 vs. North Carolina * ...... W, 45-37 vs. Houston * ...... L, 24-38 2015 Record ...... 14-1 vs. Oklahoma ! ...... W, 37-17 2015 Record ...... 10-3 2015 Conference Record ...... 8-0 vs. Alabama @ ...... L, 40-45 2015 Conference Record ...... 6-2 * - Peach Bowl 2015 Conference Finish ...... 1st/Atlan c 2015 Conference Finish ...... 2nd/Atlan c 2015 Bowl ...... CFP Na onal Championship 2015 Bowl ...... Peach Bowl * - ACC Championship Game 2016 SCHEDULE ! - Orange Bowl (CFP Semifi nals) Sept. 5 ...... vs. Mississippi Off ensive Scheme ...... Spread @ - CFP Na onal Championship Game Off ensive Scheme ...... Pro Style/Mul ple Defensive Scheme ...... 4-3 Defensive Scheme ...... Pro Style/Mul ple Sept. 10 ...... Charleston Southern Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 52/28 Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 57/15 Sept. 17 ...... at Louisville Starters Returning/Lost ...... 14/10 2016 SCHEDULE Starters Returning/Lost ...... 17/7 Sept. 24 ...... at USF Sept. 3 ...... at Auburn Oct. 1 ...... North Carolina Football Contact ...... Tim Bourret Sept. 10 ...... Troy Football Contact ...... Zach S pe Oct. 8 ...... at Miami Offi ce Phone ...... 864-656-1926 Sept. 17 ...... South Carolina State Offi ce Phone ...... 850-645-7683 Oct. 15 ...... Wake Forest Email ...... b [email protected] Sept. 22 ...... at Georgia Tech Email ...... zs [email protected] Oct. 29 ...... Clemson Oct. 1 ...... Louisville Nov. 5 ...... at North Carolina State Oct. 7 ...... at Boston College Nov. 11...... Boston College Oct. 15 ...... North Carolina State Nov. 19 ...... at Syracuse Oct. 29 ...... at Florida State Nov. 26...... Florida Nov. 5 ...... Syracuse Nov. 12...... Pi sburgh Nov. 19...... at Wake Forest Nov. 26...... South Carolina

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PITTSBURGH Nov. 12, 2016 • Syracuse, N.Y. Nov. 26, 2016 • PiƩ sburgh, Pa.

Loca on ...... Raleigh, N.C. 2015 RESULTS Loca on ...... Pi sburgh, Pa. 2015 RESULTS Enrollment ...... 34,015 Troy ...... W, 49-21 Enrollment ...... 28,766 Youngstown State ...... W, 45-37 Colors ...... Red and White Eastern Kentucky ...... W, 35-0 Colors ...... Blue and Gold at Akron ...... W, 24-7 Nickname...... Wolfpack at Old Dominion ...... W, 38-14 Nickname...... Panthers at Iowa ...... L, 24-27 Athle c Director ...... Deborah Yow at South Alabama ...... W, 63-13 Athle c Director ...... Sco Barnes at Virginia Tech ...... W, 26-19 Stadium ...... Carter-Finley Stadium Louisville ...... L, 13-20 Stadium ...... Heinz Field Virginia ...... W, 26-19 Capacity ...... 57,600 at Virginia Tech ...... L, 13-28 Capacity ...... 68,400 at Georgia Tech ...... W, 31-28 Surface ...... Grass at Wake Forest ...... W, 35-17 Surface ...... Natural Grass at Syracuse ...... W, 23-20 Conference ...... Atlan c Coast Clemson ...... L, 41-56 Conference ...... Atlan c Coast North Carolina ...... L,19-26 at Boston College ...... W, 24-8 Notre Dame ...... L, 30-42 Head Coach ...... Dave Doeren at Florida State ...... L, 17-34 Head Coach ...... Pat Narduzzi at Duke ...... W, 31-13 Record at NC State ...... 18-20 (3 years) Syracuse ...... W, 42-29 Record at Pi sburgh ...... 8-5 (1 year) Louisville ...... W, 45-34 Overall Record ...... 41-24 (5 years) North Carolina ...... L, 34-45 Overall Record ...... Same Miami (Fla.) ...... L, 24-29 vs. Mississippi State ...... L, 28-51 vs. Navy ...... L, 28-44 2015 Record ...... 7-6 2015 Record ...... 8-5 2015 Conference Record ...... 3-5 2015 Conference Record ...... 6-2 * - Military Bowl 2015 Conference Finish ...... 4th Atlan c 2016 SCHEDULE 2015 Conference Finish ...... 2nd/Coastal 2015 Bowl ...... Belk Bowl Sept. 1 ...... William & Mary 2015 Bowl ...... Military Bowl Sept. 10 ...... at East Carolina 2016 SCHEDULE Off ensive Scheme ...... Mul ple Sept. 17 ...... Old Dominion Off ensive Scheme ...... Pro Style Sept. 3 ...... Villanova Defensive Scheme ...... 4-2-5 Oct. 1 ...... Wake Forest Defensive Scheme ...... 4-3 Sept. 10 ...... Penn State Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 45/14 Oct. 8 ...... Notre Dame Le erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 52/18 Sept. 17 ...... at Oklahoma State Starters Returning/Lost ...... 16/8 Oct. 15 ...... at Clemson Starters Returning/Lost ...... 18/6 Sept. 24 ...... at North Carolina Oct. 22 ...... at Louisville Oct. 1 ...... Marshall Football Contact ...... Annabelle Myers Oct. 29 ...... Boston College Football Contact ...... E.J. Borghe Oct. 8 ...... Georgia Tech Offi ce Phone ...... 919-515-1181 Nov. 5 ...... Florida State Offi ce Phone ...... 412-648-8240 Oct. 15 ...... at Virginia Email ...... [email protected] Nov. 12 ...... at Syracuse Email ...... eborghe @athle cs.pi .edu Oct. 27 ...... Virginia Tech Nov. 19...... Miami Nov. 5 ...... at Miami (Fla.) Nov. 26...... at North Carolina Nov. 12...... at Clemson Nov. 19...... Duke Nov. 26 ...... Syracuse

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Overall: 29-19 (.604) * Overall: 30-31-5 (.492) Overall: 1-6 (.143) * Home: 20-6 (.769) Home: 30-28-4 (.516) Home: 1-2 (.333) * Away: 9-13 (.409) * Away: 0-3-1 (.125) Away: 0-4 (.000)

Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 1924 Syracuse, N.Y. W 10-0 1891 Syracuse, N.Y. L 16-22 2004 1 Syracuse, N.Y. W 42-30 1944 Boston, Mass. L 12-19 1893 Hamilton, N.Y. L 0-58 2005 East Har ord, Conn. L 7-26 1958 Syracuse, N.Y. W 24-14 1894 Hamilton, N.Y. L 8-32 2006 1 Syracuse, N.Y. W 20-14 1961 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 28-13 1895 Syracuse, N.Y. W 4-0 2007 East Har ord, N.Y. L 7-30 1962 Syracuse, N.Y. W 12-0 1896 Hamilton, N.Y. L 0-6 2008 Syracuse, N.Y. L 14-39 1963 Syracuse, N.Y. W 32-21 1897 Hamilton, N.Y. T 6-6 2009 East Har ord, Conn. L 31-56 1964 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 14-21 1902 Syracuse, N.Y. W 23-0 2010 Syracuse, N.Y. L 6-23 1965 Syracuse, N.Y. W 21-13 1903 Syracuse, N.Y. L 5-10 2011 East Har ord, Conn. L 21-28 1966 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 30-0 1904 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-11 2012 Syracuse, N.Y. W 40-10 1967 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 32-20 1905 Syracuse, N.Y. W 11-5 1969 Syracuse, N.Y. L 10-35 1906 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-5 * - Does not include 2004 and 2006 wins vacated by NCAA 1971 Syracuse, N.Y. L 3-10 1908 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-6 1 - Wins vacated by the NCAA in 2015 1972 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 0-37 1909 Syracuse, N.Y. L 5-6 1973 Syracuse, N.Y. W 24-13 1910 Syracuse, N.Y. L 6-11 1974 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 0-45 1912 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-7 FLORIDA STATE 1975 Syracuse, N.Y. W 22-14 1913 Syracuse, N.Y. L 13-35 1976 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 14-28 1914 Syracuse, N.Y. T 0-0 Overall: 1-8 (.111) 1977 Syracuse, N.Y. W 20-3 1915 Syracuse, N.Y. W 38-0 Home: 1-4 (.200) 1978 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 37-23 1916 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-15 Away: 0-4 (.000) 1979 Ithaca, N.Y. L 10-27 1917 Syracuse, N.Y. W 27-7 1980 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 16-27 1919 Syracuse, N.Y. W 13-7 Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 1981 Syracuse, N.Y. W 27-17 1920 Syracuse, N.Y. W 14-0 1966 Syracuse, N.Y. W 37-21 1982 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 13-20 1921 Syracuse, N.Y. W 14-0 1978 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-28 1983 Syracuse, N.Y. W 21-10 1922 Syracuse, N.Y. W 14-7 1989 Syracuse, N.Y. L 10-41 1984 Foxboro, Mass. L 16-24 1923 Syracuse, N.Y. L 7-16 1991 Tallahasse, Fla. L 14-46 1985 Syracuse, N.Y. W 41-21 1924 Syracuse, N.Y. W 7-3 2004 Syracuse, N.Y. L 13-17 1986 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 9-27 1925 Syracuse, N.Y. L 6-19 2005 Tallahassee, Fla. L 14-38 1987 Syracuse, N.Y. W 45-17 1926 Syracuse, N.Y. T 10-10 2013 Tallahassee, Fla. L 3-59 1988 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 45-20 1927 Syracuse, N.Y. T 13-13 2014 Syracuse, N.Y. L 20-38 1989 Syracuse, N.Y. W 23-11 1928 Syracuse, N.Y. L 6-30 2015 Tallahassee, Fla. L 21-45 1990 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 35-6 1929 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-21 1991 Syracuse, N.Y. W 38-16 1930 Syracuse, N.Y. L 7-36 1992 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 27-10 1931 Syracuse, N.Y. L 7-21 LOUISVILLE 1993 Syracuse, N.Y. L 29-33 1932 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-16 1994 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 0-31 1933 Syracuse, N.Y. L 3-13 Overall: 6-8 (.429) 1995 Syracuse, N.Y. W 58-29 1934 Syracuse, N.Y. L 2-13 Home: 3-4 (.429) 1996 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 45-17 1935 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-27 Away: 2-4 (.333) 1997 Syracuse, N.Y. W 20-13 1936 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-13 Neutral: 1-0 (1.000) 1998 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 42-25 1937 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-7 1999 Syracuse, N.Y. L 23-24 1938 Syracuse, N.Y. W 7-0 Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 2000 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 13-20 1939 Syracuse, N.Y. W 7-0 1985 Syracuse, N.Y. W 48-0 2001 Syracuse, N.Y. W 39-28 1940 Syracuse, N.Y. L 6-7 1989 * Tokyo, Japan W 23-10 2002 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 20-41 1941 Syracuse, N.Y. T 19-19 1992 Louisville, Ky. W 15-9 2003 Syracuse, N.Y. W 39-14 1942 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-14 2003 Syracuse, N.Y. L 20-30 2004 1 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W 43-17 1944 Syracuse, N.Y. W 43-13 2005 Louisville, Ky. L 17-41 2010 Syracuse, N.Y. L 7-16 1945 Syracuse, N.Y. L 6-7 2006 Syracuse, N.Y. L 13-28 2013 Syracuse, N.Y. W 34-31 1946 Syracuse, N.Y. L 7-25 2007 Louisville, Ky. W 38-35 2014 Chestnut Hill, Mass. L 7-28 1947 Syracuse, N.Y. W 7-0 2008 Syracuse, N.Y. W 28-21 2015 Syracuse, N.Y. W 20-17 1948 Syracuse, N.Y. L 13-20 2009 Louisville, N.Y. L 9-10 1949 Syracuse, N.Y. W 35-7 2010 Syracuse, N.Y. L 20-28 * - Does not include 2004 win vacated by NCAA 1950 Syracuse, N.Y. L 14-19 2011 Louisville, Ky. L 10-27 1 - Win vacated by the NCAA in 2015 1951 Syracuse, N.Y. W 9-0 2012 Syracuse, N.Y. W 45-26 1952 Syracuse, N.Y. W 20-14 2014 Syracuse, N.Y. L 6-28 1953 Syracuse, N.Y. W 34-18 2015 Louisville, Ky. L 17-41 CLEMSON 1954 Syracuse, N.Y. W 31-12 1955 Syracuse, N.Y. W 26-19 * - Coca-Cola Bowl Overall: 1-3 (.250) 1956 Syracuse, N.Y. W 61-7 Home: 0-2 (.000) 1957 Syracuse, N.Y. W 34-6 Away: 0-1 (.000) 1958 Syracuse, N.Y. W 47-0 NORTH CAROLINA STATE Neutral: 1-0 (1.000) 1959 Syracuse, N.Y. W 71-0 1960 Syracuse, N.Y. W 46-6 Overall: 1-8 (.111) Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 1961 Syracuse, N.Y. W 51-8 Home: 0-4 (.000) 1995 * Jacksonville, Fla. W 41-0 1981 Syracuse, N.Y. W 47-24 Away: 1-4 (.200) 2013 Syracuse, N.Y. L 14-49 1982 Syracuse, N.Y. W 49-15 2014 Clemson, S.C. L 6-16 1987 Syracuse, N.Y. W 52-6 Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 2015 Syracuse, N.Y. L 27-37 2010 Syracuse, N.Y. W 42-7 1972 Raleigh, N.C. L 20-43 1974 Syracuse, N.Y. L 22-28 * - 1996 Gator Bowl 1977 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-38 1978 Raleigh, N.C. L 19-27 1997 Syracuse, N.Y. L (OT) 31-32 1998 Raleigh, N.C. L 17-38 2013 Raleigh, N.C. W 24-10 2014 Syracuse, N.Y. L 17-24 2015 Raleigh, N.C. L 29-42

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2002 Syracuse, N.Y. L 24-48 NOTRE DAME 2003 Syracuse, N.Y. L 14-34 2004 1 Syracuse, N.Y. W (2OT) 38-31 Overall: 3-4 (.429) 2005 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 17-34 Home: 1-1 (.500) 2006 Syracuse, N.Y. L 11-21 Away: 1-2 (.333) 2007 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 17-20 Neutral: 1-1 (.500) 2008 Syracuse, N.Y. L 24-34 2009 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 10-37 Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 2010 Syracuse, N.Y. L 14-45 1914 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-20 2011 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 20-33 1961 Notre Dame, Ind. L 15-17 2012 Syracuse, N.Y. W 14-13 1963 Bronx, N.Y. W 14-7 2013 Syracuse, N.Y. L 16-17 2003 Syracuse, N.Y. W 38-12 2014 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 7-30 2005 Notre Dame, Ind. L 10-34 2015 Syracuse, N.Y. L 20-23 2008 Notre Dame, Ind. W 24-23 2014 East Rutherford, N.J. L 15-31 * - Does not include 2004 win vacated by NCAA 1 - Win vacated by the NCAA in 2015 PITTSBURGH

Overall: 30-37-3 (.450) USF Home: 17-17-3 (.500) * Overall: 2-7 (.222) Away: 11-20 (.355) Home: 0-4 (.000) Neutral: 2-0 (1.000) Away: 2-3 (.400)

Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 1916 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-30 2005 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-27 1917 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 0-28 2006 Tampa, Fla. L 10-27 1919 Syracuse, N.Y. W 24-3 2007 Syracuse, N.Y. L 10-41 1920 Syracuse, N.Y. T 7-7 2008 Tampa, Fla. L 13-45 1921 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 0-30 2009 Syracuse, N.Y. L 20-34 1922 Syracuse, N.Y. L 14-21 2010 Tampa, Fla. W 13-9 1923 Bronx, N.Y. W 3-0 2011 Syracuse, N.Y. L 17-37 1924 Syracuse, N.Y. T 7-7 2012 Tampa, Fla. W 37-36 1928 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 0-18 2015 Tampa, Fla. L 24-45 1930 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-14 1955 Syracuse, N.Y. L 12-22 1956 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 7-14 David Tyree racked up 229 receiving yards 1957 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 24-21 VIRGINIA TECH 1958 Syracuse, N.Y. W 16-13 against Virginia Tech the last time the Hokies Overall: 9-8 (.529) came to the Carrier Dome in 2002. 1959 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 35-0 Home: 7-2 (.778) 1960 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-10 Away : 2-6 (.250) 1961 Syracuse, N.Y. W 28-9 1962 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 6-24 Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 1963 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 27-35 1964 Syracuse, N.Y. W 20-15 1964 Syracuse, N.Y. W 21-6 1985 Blacksburg, Va. L 14-24 1965 Flushing, N.Y. W 51-13 1986 Syracuse, N.Y. L 17-26 1966 Syracuse, N.Y. W 33-7 1987 Blacksburg, Va. W 35-21 1967 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 14-7 1988 Syracuse, N.Y. W 35-0 1968 Syracuse, N.Y. W 50-17 1992 Syracuse, N.Y. W 28-9 1969 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 20-21 1993 Blacksburg, Va. L 24-45 1970 Syracuse, N.Y. W 43-13 1994 Syracuse, N.Y. W 28-20 1971 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 21-31 1995 Blacksburg, Va. L 7-31 1972 Syracuse, N.Y. W 10-6 1996 Syracuse, N.Y. W 52-21 1973 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 14-28 1997 Blacksburg, Va. L 3-31 1974 Syracuse, N.Y. L 13-21 1998 Syracuse, N.Y. W 28-26 1975 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-38 1999 Blacksburg, Va. L 0-62 1976 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 13-23 2000 Syracuse, N.Y. L 14-22 1977 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 21-28 2001 Blacksburg, Va. W 22-14 1978 Syracuse, N.Y. L 17-18 2002 Syracuse, N.Y. W (3OT) 50-42 1979 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 21-28 2003 Blacksburg, Va. L 7-51 1980 Syracuse, N.Y. L 6-43 1981 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 10-23 1982 Syracuse, N.Y. L 0-14 1983 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 10-13 WAKE FOREST 1984 Syracuse, N.Y. W 13-7 Overall: 4-1 (.800) 1985 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 12-0 Home: 3-0 (1.000) 1986 Syracuse, N.Y. W 24-20 Away: 1-1 (.500) 1987 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 24-10 1988 Syracuse, N.Y. W 24-7 Year LocaƟ on W-L-T Score 1989 Pi sburgh, Pa. L 23-30 2006 Winston-Salem, N.C. L 10-20 1990 Syracuse, N.Y. T 20-20 2011 Syracuse, N.Y. W (OT) 36-29 1991 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 31-27 2013 Syracuse, N.Y. W 13-0 1992 Syracuse, N.Y. W 41-10 2014 Winston Salem, N.Y. W 30-7 1993 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 24-21 2015 Syracuse, N.Y. W 30-17 1994 Syracuse, N.Y. W 31-7 1995 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 42-10 1996 Syracuse, N.Y. W 55-7 1997 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 32-27 1998 Syracuse, N.Y. W 45-28 Donte Davis caught the game-winning touchdown 1999 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 24-17 to lift the Orange to a 24-23 victory at Notre 2000 Syracuse, N.Y. W (2OT) 24-17 2001 Pi sburgh, Pa. W 42-10 Dame in 2008.

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2015 RESULTS SCORE BY QUARTERS Overall Record: 4-8 • ACC Record: 2-6 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Syracuse 68 104 61 74 20 327 Date Opponent Result Loca on (A .) Sept. 4 Rhode Island W, 47-0 Syracuse, N.Y. (30,112) Opponents 83 96 83 87 23 372 Sept. 12 Wake Forest * W, 30-17 Syracuse, N.Y. (26,670) Sept. 19 Central Michigan W, 30-27 (OT) Syracuse, N.Y. (27,949) Sept. 26 #8 LSU L, 24-34 Syracuse, N.Y. (43,101) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Oct. 10 USF L, 24-45 Tampa, Fla. (27,235) Oct. 17 Virginia * L, 38-44 (30T) Charlo esville, Va. (39,223) RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Oct. 24 #25 Pi sburgh * L, 20-23 Syracuse, N.Y. (29,832) Jordan Fredericks 12 107 634 27 607 5.7 4 75 50.6 Oct. 31 #17 Florida State * L, 21-45 Tallahassee, Fla. (67,630) Eric Dungey 8 91 459 108 351 3.9 5 31 43.9 Nov. 7 Louisville * L, 17-41 Louisville, Ky. (46,158) George Morris 12 66 351 25 326 4.9 0 51 27.2 Nov. 14 #1 Clemson * L, 27-37 Syracuse, N.Y. (36,736) Ervin Philips 9 41 247 13 234 5.7 3 31 26.0 Nov. 21 NC State * L, 29-42 Raleigh, N.C. (55,260) Zack Mahoney 8 41 207 56 151 3.7 2 30 18.9 Nov. 28 Boston College * W, 20-17 Syracuse, N.Y. (30,317) Devante McFarlane 11 35 108 6 102 2.9 0 11 9.3 Dontae Strickland 12 21 94 13 81 3.9 1 21 6.8 Home games in bold Jacob Hill 10 18 75 7 68 3.8 0 14 6.8 * - ACC game Riley Dixon 12 3 29 0 29 9.7 0 15 2.4 Brisly Es me 11 6 21 4 17 2.8 0 11 1.5 Ben Lewis 9 5 19 7 12 2.4 0 17 1.3 Tyrone Perkins 7 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 0.7 TEAM STATISTICS Terrel Hunt 1 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 2.0 Alvin Cornelius 12 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 SU OPP Aus n Wilson 2 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -1.0 SCORING 327 372 TEAM 8 7 0 25 -25 -3.6 0 0 -3.1 Points Per Game 27.2 31.0 Total 12 445 2251 293 1958 4.4 15 75 163.2 Points Off Turnovers 76 72 Opponents 12 459 2514 332 2182 4.8 24 62 181.8 FIRST DOWNS 204 258 Rushing 99 117 Passing 80 130 PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/G Penalty 25 11 Eric Dungey 8 136.55 105-176-5 59.7 1298 11 89 162.2 RUSHING YARDAGE 1958 2182 Zack Mahoney 8 100.89 54-117-2 46.2 535 7 40 66.9 Yards gained rushing 2251 2514 Aus n Wilson 2 117.70 4-8-1 50.0 49 1 22 24.5 Yards lost rushing 293 332 Terrel Hunt 1 -100.00 0-2-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Rushing A empts 445 459 Riley Dixon 12 91.60 1-1-0 100.0 -1 0 0 -0.1 Average Per Rush 4.4 4.8 Sean Avant 8 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Average Per Game 163.2 181.8 Dontae Strickland 12 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 TDs Rushing 15 24 Total 12 119.84 164-306-9 53.6 1881 19 89 156.8 PASSING YARDAGE 1881 3080 Opponents 12 141.01 251-388-11 64.7 3080 18 75 256.7 Comp-A -Int 164-306-9 251-388-11 Average Per Pass 6.1 7.9 Average Per Catch 11.5 12.3 RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Average Per Game 156.8 256.7 Steve Ishmael 12 39 570 14.6 7 62 47.5 TDs Passing 19 18 Ervin Philips 9 29 286 9.9 5 32 31.8 TOTAL OFFENSE 3839 5262 Josh Parris 10 21 140 6.7 0 13 14.0 Total Plays 751 847 Ben Lewis 9 18 208 11.6 1 37 23.1 Average Per Play 5.1 6.2 Brisly Es me 11 17 293 17.2 2 89 26.6 Average Per Game 319.9 438.5 Dontae Strickland 12 9 137 15.2 2 62 11.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 39-822 35-766 Alvin Cornelius 12 6 56 9.3 0 14 4.7 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 17-271 14-119 Jordan Fredericks 12 6 55 9.2 1 30 4.6 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 11-134 9-125 George Morris 12 5 17 3.4 0 8 1.4 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.1 21.9 Sean Avant 8 4 37 9.2 0 12 4.6 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 15.9 8.5 Kendall Moore 3 3 39 13.0 0 21 13.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 12.2 13.9 Devante McFarlane 11 2 27 13.5 0 23 2.5 FUMBLES-LOST 18-9 22-12 Cameron MacPherson 12 2 13 6.5 0 10 1.1 PENALTIES-Yards 64-577 99-926 Jamal Cus s 9 1 7 7.0 1 7 0.8 Average Per Game 48.1 77.2 Ron Thompson 12 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1 PUNTS-Yards 67-2903 57-2385 Eric Dungey 8 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.4 Average Per Punt 43.3 41.8 Total 12 164 1881 11.5 19 89 156.8 Net punt average 40.1 35.0 Opponents 12 251 3080 12.3 18 75 256.7 KICKOFFS-Yards 60-3716 67-4101 Average Per Kick 61.9 61.2 Net kick average 40.0 40.7 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:18 30:42 Brisly Estime 15 272 18.1 2 74 3RD-DOWN Conversions 55/164 59/160 Jacob Hill 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 3rd-Down Pct 34% 37% Ervin Philips 1 0 0.0 0 0 4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/15 13/13 Total 17 271 15.9 2 74 4th-Down Pct 73% 100% Opponents 14 119 8.5 1 69 SACKS BY-Yards 23-170 21-119 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 40 46 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 16-22 17-23 Cordell Hudson 2 40 20.0 0 22 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-3 0-1 Antwan Cordy 2 0 0.0 0 0 RED-ZONE SCORES (36-39) 92% (46-51) 90% Corey Winfield 2 24 12.0 1 24 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (23-39) 59% (32-51) 63% Zaire Franklin 1 21 21.0 0 21 PAT-ATTEMPTS (37-37) 100% (45-45) 100% Donnie Simmons 1 41 41.0 1 41 ATTENDANCE 224717 235506 Parris Bennett 1 5 5.0 0 5 Games/Avg Per Game 7/32102 5/47101 Juwan Dowels 1 0 0.0 0 0 Qaadir Sheppard 1 3 3.0 0 3 Total 11 134 12.2 2 41 Opponents 9 125 13.9 2 39

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KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Brisly Estime 30 665 22.2 0 37 Dontae Strickland 4 82 20.5 0 26 Jordan Fredericks 3 60 20.0 0 25 George Morris 1 15 15.0 0 15 Cameron MacPherson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Total 39 822 21.1 0 37 Opponents 35 766 21.9 0 40

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Oliver Vigille 1 29 29.0 1 29 Antwan Cordy 1 44 44.0 1 44 Total 2 73 36.5 2 44 Opponents 3 68 22.7 1 32

|------PATs ------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Cole Murphy 0 16-22 37-37 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 85 Ervin Philips 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 Steve Ishmael 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Jordan Fredericks 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Eric Dungey 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Brisly Estime 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Dontae Strickland 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Zack Mahoney 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 12 Jamal Custis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Ben Lewis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Donnie Simmons 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Corey Winfield 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Brisly Es me was fi h in the ACC in all-purpose yards per game (113.4) in 2015. Antwan Cordy 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 His 937 combined kick return yards (665 kickoff , 272 punt) ranked 11th in the Oliver Vigille 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 country. TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Total 40 16-22 37-37 0-0 0 0-2 0 1 327 Opponents 46 17-23 45-45 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 372 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd Riley Dixon 65 2839 43.7 64 5 28 28 18 1 TOTAL OFFENSE GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G TEAM 1 36 36.0 36 0 0 1 0 0 Eric Dungey 8 267 351 1298 1649 206.1 Eric Dungey 1 28 28.0 28 0 0 1 0 0 Zack Mahoney 8 158 151 535 686 85.8 Total 67 2903 43.3 64 5 28 30 18 1 Jordan Fredericks 12 107 607 0 607 50.6 Opponents 57 2385 41.8 64 6 21 19 5 0 George Morris 12 66 326 0 326 27.2 Ervin Philips 9 41 234 0 234 26.0 Devante McFarlane 11 35 102 0 102 9.3 KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Dontae Strickland 12 22 81 0 81 6.8 Ryan Norton 60 3716 61.9 22 1 Jacob Hill 10 18 68 0 68 6.8 Total 60 3716 61.9 22 1 766 40.0 25 Austin Wilson 2 9 -2 49 47 23.5 Opponents 67 4101 61.2 22 4 822 40.7 24 Riley Dixon 12 4 29 -1 28 2.3 Brisly Estime 11 6 17 0 17 1.5 Ben Lewis 9 5 12 0 12 1.3 ALL PURPOSE GP Rush Rec PR KOR IR Total Avg/G Tyrone Perkins 7 1 5 0 5 0.7 Brisly Estime 11 17 293 272 665 0 1247 113.4 Terrel Hunt 1 3 2 0 2 2.0 Jordan Fredericks 12 607 55 0 60 0 722 60.2 TEAM 8 7 -25 0 -25 -3.1 Steve Ishmael 12 0 570 0 0 0 570 47.5 Total 12 751 1958 1881 3839 319.9 Ervin Philips 9 234 286 0 0 0 520 57.8 Opponents 12 847 2182 3080 5262 438.5 George Morris 12 326 17 0 15 0 358 29.8 Eric Dungey 8 351 -3 0 0 0 348 43.5 Dontae Strickland 12 81 137 0 82 0 300 25.0 FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long Blkd Ben Lewis 9 12 208 0 0 0 220 24.4 Cole Murphy 16-22 72.7 1-1 6-6 6-8 3-6 0-1 49 1 Zack Mahoney 8 151 0 0 0 0 151 18.9 Josh Parris 10 0 140 0 0 0 140 14.0 Devante McFarlane 11 102 27 0 0 0 129 11.7 FG SEQUENCE Syracuse Opponents Jacob Hill 10 68 0 -1 0 0 67 6.7 Rhode Island 23, (44) - Alvin Cornelius 12 0 56 0 0 0 56 4.7 Wake Forest 35, 39, 20 27, (50) Donnie Simmons 12 0 0 0 0 41 41 3.4 Central Michigan 21 34, (51), 20 Cordell Hudson 12 0 0 0 0 40 40 3.3 LSU 43, (31) 21, 37 Kendall Moore 3 0 39 0 0 0 39 13.0 USF 30 (49), 21 Sean Avant 8 0 37 0 0 0 37 4.6 Virginia (48), 22, (48) 25 Riley Dixon 12 29 0 0 0 0 29 2.4 Pittsburgh 23, 37 33, (50), 30, 25 Corey Winfield 8 0 0 0 0 24 24 3.0 Florida State - (41), 35 Zaire Franklin 12 0 0 0 0 21 21 1.8 Louisville 36, (52) 19, 26 Cameron MacPherson 12 0 13 0 0 0 13 1.1 Clemson (38), 48, 24 38, 31, 42 Jamal Custis 9 0 7 0 0 0 7 0.8 NC State 18 (46) Parris Bennett 8 0 0 0 0 5 5 0.6 Boston College 49, 35 43 Tyrone Perkins 7 5 0 0 0 0 5 0.7 Qaadir Sheppard 9 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.3 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was missed Terrel Hunt 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2.0 Ron Thompson 12 0 -1 0 0 0 -1 -0.1 Austin Wilson 2 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -1.0 TEAM 8 -25 0 0 0 0 -25 -3.1 Total 12 1958 1881 271 822 134 5066 422.2 Opponents 12 2182 3080 119 766 125 6272 522.7

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The Orange returns its top seven tacklers from 2015, including linebacker Zaire Franklin (left) and safety Antwan Cordy (right). Franklin led SU with 81 tackles last season. Cordy was second on the squad with 68 stops and set the school single-season record for the most tackles for loss by a defensive back (12.0).

|------Tackles------| Sacks |------Pass Def------| Fumbles Blkd # Player GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 4 Zaire Franklin 12 59 22 81 11.0-49 3.0-16 1-21 1 2 . 2 . . 8 Antwan Cordy 12 50 18 68 12.0-50 2.0-21 2-0 2 1 2-44 1 . . 30 Parris Benne 8 32 12 44 3.5-5 . 1-5 . . 1-0 . . . 21 Chauncey Scissum 12 27 16 43 0.5-0 . . 1 . . . . . 20 Cordell Hudson 12 35 7 42 2.0-3 . 2-40 3 . . . . . 33 Marqez Hodge 12 23 18 41 1.0-2 . . . 1 2-0 . . . 15 Juwan Dowels 12 29 11 40 1.5-2 . 1-0 5 . . . . . 13 Ron Thompson 12 30 5 35 9.5-69 7.0-63 . 4 5 1-0 4 . . 51 Donnie Simmons 12 25 10 35 5.0-23 1.0-8 1-41 1 4 . 2 . . 23 Jonathan Thomas 12 25 9 34 1.5-2 ...... 25 Kielan Whitner 12 23 10 33 0.5-0 . . 1 . . 1 . . 11 Corey Winfi eld 8 26 4 30 2.0-13 2.0-13 2-24 3 . . 1 . . 37 Ted Taylor 12 23 4 27 5.0-21 2.0-7 . . 1 . . . . 95 Chris Slayton 12 14 8 22 6.0-17 1.0-6 . 1 . . 1 . . 1 Julian Whigham 11 16 6 22 0.5-1 . . 3 . . . . . 72 Steven Clark 12 12 9 21 1.5-4 . . 1 . 2-0 . . . 50 John Raymon 12 15 4 19 3.0-9 ...... 6 Rodney Williams 9 13 4 17 ...... 5 Luke Arciniega 8 13 4 17 5.5-28 4.0-26 . . 1 . 1 . . 2 Wayne Morgan 12 12 4 16 0.5-1 . . 2 . . . . . 52 Kayton Samuels 12 8 7 15 2.5-4 . . . . 1-0 . . . 19 Daivon Ellison 8 5 2 7 . . . 1 . . 1 . . 14 Kenterius Womack 12 5 2 7 ...... 7 Oliver Vigille 10 3 3 6 0.5-1 . . . 1 1-29 . . . 63 Rony Charles 3 3 2 5 2.0-11 1.0-10 ...... 27 George Morris 12 4 . 4 ...... 31 Kyle Kleinberg 12 2 2 4 ...... 18 Dontae Strickland 12 3 . 3 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 47 Ma Keller 12 2 1 3 ...... 92 Riley Dixon 12 2 . 2 ...... 29 Devante McFarlane 11 2 . 2 ...... 79 Anthony Giudice 8 2 . 2 1.0-3 ...... 41 Eric Anthony 11 1 1 2 ...... 12 Ryan Norton 12 2 . 2 ...... 1 . . 55 Rob Trudo 11 2 . 2 ...... 82 Alvin Cornelius 12 2 . 2 ...... 3 Ervin Philips 9 1 . 1 ...... 57 Omari Palmer 12 1 . 1 ...... 97 Amir Ealey 7 . 1 1 ...... 93 Qaadir Sheppard 9 1 . 1 . . 1-3 ...... 2 Eric Dungey 8 1 . 1 ...... 49 Alryk Perry 1 1 . 1 ...... TM TEAM 8 ...... 1 84 Ben Lewis 9 ...... 1-0 . . . Total 12 555 206 761 78-318 23-170 11-134 29 16 12-73 15 . 1 Opponents 12 497 182 679 85-297 21-119 9-125 27 9 9-68 12 2 .

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TEAM GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

|------RUSHING------| |------RECEIVING------| |------PASSING------| |------KICK RET------| |------PUNT RET------| Tot Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-A -Int Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Off Sept. 4 RHODE ISLAND 58 312 2 31 10 114 2 32 10-20-1 114 2 32 2 46 0 28 4 95 1 74 426 20 4 0 9 10 60 0 18 10-20-1 60 0 18 4 107 0 40 0 0 0 0 64 Sept. 12 WAKE FOREST 37 149 0 34 8 221 2 89 8-14-0 221 2 89 1 22 0 22 0 0 0 0 370 32 46 1 13 30 373 1 40 30-45-3 373 1 40 1 33 0 33 1 -2 0 0 419 Sept. 19 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 30 165 2 31 11 161 2 62 11-17-1 161 2 62 3 61 0 24 2 8 0 4 326 40 90 1 31 37 430 2 48 37-51-1 430 2 48 2 31 0 20 0 0 0 0 520 Sept. 26 LSU 32 127 0 20 16 154 3 40 16-38-1 154 3 40 7 176 0 37 2 44 0 28 281 42 268 2 62 8 157 1 51 8-16-0 157 1 51 3 57 0 27 2 75 1 69 425 Oct. 10 at USF 33 73 1 14 21 232 2 30 21-34-1 232 2 30 7 118 0 21 0 0 0 0 305 47 281 4 45 15 259 2 56 15-22-0 259 2 56 2 32 0 19 1 0 0 0 540 Oct. 17 at Virginia 43 184 2 28 16 150 2 21 16-22-0 150 2 21 1 22 0 22 1 26 0 26 334 44 159 3 18 24 234 2 36 24-37-1 234 2 36 2 47 0 27 0 0 0 0 393 Oct. 24 PITTSBURGH 23 136 0 55 22 217 2 40 22-31-2 217 2 40 0 0 0 0 1 12 0 12 353 46 188 2 20 21 239 0 38 21-28-0 239 0 38 5 104 0 29 1 4 0 4 427 Oct. 31 at Florida State 42 173 2 12 12 130 0 62 12-25-0 130 0 62 2 32 0 17 4 83 1 59 303 34 221 3 28 25 354 3 75 25-38-0 354 3 75 1 19 0 19 2 9 0 5 575 Nov. 7 at Louisville 36 102 1 16 19 184 1 36 19-37-2 184 1 36 7 155 0 30 1 0 0 0 286 31 217 1 46 24 362 3 52 24-36-1 362 3 52 2 26 0 23 2 -2 0 0 579 Nov. 14 CLEMSON 34 242 3 51 8 80 0 28 8-21-0 80 0 28 4 70 0 27 0 0 0 0 322 36 202 2 39 35 368 2 64 35-48-1 368 2 64 6 108 0 26 2 2 0 2 570 Nov. 21 at NC State 32 140 1 75 10 152 2 37 10-21-1 152 2 37 3 74 0 31 1 3 0 3 292 47 276 3 38 21 235 2 34 21-34-1 235 2 34 3 69 0 26 3 33 0 31 511 Nov. 28 BOSTON COLLEGE 45 155 1 31 11 86 1 16 11-26-0 86 1 16 2 46 0 26 1 0 0 0 241 40 230 2 53 1 9 0 9 1-13-2 9 0 9 4 133 0 40 0 0 0 0 239 Total 445 1958 15 75 164 1881 19 89 164-306-9 1881 19 89 39 822 0 37 17 271 2 74 3839 Opponents 459 2182 24 62 251 3080 18 75 251-388-11 3080 18 75 35 766 0 40 14 119 1 69 5262

|TACKLES| |SACKS| |FUMBLE| |PASS DEFENSE| Blkd |KICKSXPTS| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No.-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick A -Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts Sept. 4 RHODE ISLAND 31 2 33 9.0-32 1.0-3 2 3-0 1-24 0 2 0 6-6 0 0 1 47 60 6 66 4.0-13 1.0-7 0 0-0 1-6 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 12 WAKE FOREST 50 18 68 9.0-40 4.0-30 0 0-0 3-46 6 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 30 38 10 48 7.0-31 2.0-18 1 0-0 0-0 1 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 Sept. 19 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 66 16 82 11.0-47 4.0-34 2 1-0 1-21 4 0 0 3-3 0 0 0 30 36 10 46 7.0-19 1.0-2 0 0-0 1-0 0 1 1 3-3 0 0 0 27 Sept. 26 LSU 33 22 55 7.0-39 2.0-21 1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 3-3 0 0 0 24 48 8 56 4.0-14 1.0-8 1 0-0 1-0 1 2 0 4-4 0 0 0 34 Oct. 10 at USF 53 4 57 3.0-17 2.0-16 1 1-0 0-0 0 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 24 46 22 68 9.0-41 3.0-22 2 2-0 1-14 0 3 0 6-6 0 0 0 45 Oct. 17 at Virginia 32 50 82 7.0-24 2.0-13 2 1-44 1-3 0 3 0 5-5 0 0 0 38 35 38 73 9.0-39 3.0-15 2 2-32 0-0 0 2 0 5-5 0 0 0 44 Oct. 24 Pi sburgh 55 8 63 6.0-29 2.0-13 3 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 2-2 0 0 0 20 36 4 40 4.0-9 0.0-0 0 0-0 2-19 1 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 23 Oct. 31 at Florida State 45 18 63 5.0-20 1.0-9 0 0-0 0-0 0 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 21 34 36 70 6.0-22 2.0-9 1 1-5 0-0 2 1 0 6-6 0 0 0 45 Nov. 7 at Louisville 40 24 64 4.0-12 1.0-8 2 3-0 1-18 2 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 52 16 68 8.0-26 2.0-10 2 1-31 2-66 2 5 0 5-5 0 0 0 41 Nov. 14 CLEMSON 63 6 69 3.0-7 0.0-0 2 2-0 1-0 0 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 27 35 2 37 8.0-21 1.0-3 1 1-0 0-0 0 2 1 4-4 0 0 0 37 Nov. 21 at NC State 49 34 83 8.0-30 3.0-18 0 1-29 1-0 1 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 29 30 22 52 10.0-25 2.0-10 1 1-0 1-20 0 4 0 6-6 0 0 0 42 Nov. 28 BOSTON COLLEGE 38 4 42 6.0-21 1.0-5 0 0-0 2-22 2 1 0 2-2 0 0 0 20 47 8 55 9.0-37 3.0-15 1 1-0 0-0 2 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 Total 555 206 761 78.0-318 23.0-170 15 12-73 11-134 16 29 0 37-37 0 0 1 327 Opponents 497 182 679 85.0-297 21.0-119 12 9-68 9-125 9 27 2 45-45 0 0 0 372

|PUNTING| |FIELD GOALS| |KICKOFFS| Date Opponent No. Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 A -Made Lg Blkd No. Yds Avg TB OB Sept. 4 RHODE ISLAND 5 211 42.2 64 0 0 3 1 4 2-1 23 0 7 446 63.7 2 1 9 385 42.8 49 0 0 2 0 3 0-0 0 0 2 131 65.5 0 0 Sept. 12 WAKE FOREST 5 189 37.8 50 0 0 3 1 3 3-3 39 0 7 425 60.7 5 0 5 199 39.8 49 0 0 4 0 4 2-1 27 0 4 233 58.2 2 1 Sept. 19 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 6 288 48.0 60 1 0 1 3 4 1-1 21 0 5 302 60.4 3 0 5 222 44.4 54 0 1 2 1 2 3-2 34 0 4 256 64.0 1 0 Sept. 26 LSU 5 228 45.6 56 0 0 2 2 3 2-1 43 0 4 259 64.8 1 0 5 188 37.6 49 0 0 1 0 0 2-2 37 0 7 450 64.3 0 0 Oct. 10 at USF 4 187 46.8 52 0 1 2 1 0 1-1 30 0 5 320 64.0 3 0 2 85 42.5 45 0 0 1 0 1 2-1 21 0 7 413 59.0 0 0 Oct. 17 at Virginia 2 73 36.5 47 0 0 1 0 2 3-1 22 0 5 324 64.8 3 0 4 179 44.8 49 0 2 1 0 0 1-1 25 0 4 258 64.5 3 0 Oct. 24 Pi sburgh 3 115 38.3 51 0 0 1 1 0 2-2 37 0 5 300 60.0 0 0 4 165 41.2 52 0 1 1 1 2 4-3 33 0 4 260 65.0 4 0 Oct. 31 at Florida State 9 404 44.9 62 0 2 1 3 5 0-0 0 0 4 217 54.2 2 0 6 279 46.5 64 0 1 1 2 0 2-1 35 0 8 515 64.4 5 1 Nov. 7 at Louisville 8 347 43.4 52 0 0 5 1 2 2-1 36 0 4 246 61.5 2 0 4 159 39.8 47 0 0 3 0 3 2-2 26 0 8 481 60.1 1 0 Nov. 14 CLEMSON 6 291 48.5 63 0 1 1 1 1 3-2 48 1 6 372 62.0 0 0 3 102 34.0 35 0 0 1 0 1 3-3 42 0 8 493 61.6 4 0 Nov. 21 at NC State 6 278 46.3 55 0 1 1 4 3 1-1 18 0 4 257 64.2 1 0 3 118 39.3 49 0 0 2 0 0 1-0 0 0 7 377 53.9 2 0 Nov. 28 BOSTON COLLEGE 8 292 36.5 45 0 0 7 0 3 2-2 49 0 4 248 62.0 0 0 7 304 43.4 54 0 1 2 1 3 1-1 43 0 4 234 58.5 0 2 Total 67 2903 43.3 64 1 5 28 18 30 22-16 49 1 60 3716 61.9 22 1 Opponents 57 2385 41.8 64 0 6 21 5 19 23-17 43 0 67 4101 61.2 22 4

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PASSING GAME-BY-GAME

Eric Dungey A Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Rhode Island 17 10 0 58.8 114 2 32 1 7 154.0 Wake Forest 13 8 0 61.5 221 2 89 2 18 255.1 Central Michigan 6 3 0 50.0 93 1 62 0 0 235.2 USF 34 21 1 61.8 232 2 30 3 22 132.6 Virginia 22 16 0 72.7 150 2 21 3 15 160.0 Pi 30 21 2 70.0 210 2 40 0 0 137.5 Florida State 24 11 0 45.8 120 0 62 2 9 87.8 Louisville 30 15 2 50.0 158 0 36 2 10 80.9 Total 176 105 5 59.7 1298 11 89 13 81 136.6

Zack Mahoney A Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Central Michigan 4 4 0 100.0 19 0 13 0 0 139.9 LSU 38 16 1 42.1 154 3 40 1 8 96.9 Pi sburgh 1 1 0 100.0 7 0 7 0 0 158.8 Florida State 1 1 0 100.0 10 0 10 0 0 184.0 Louisville 6 3 0 50.0 27 1 14 0 0 142.8 Clemson 21 8 0 38.1 80 0 28 1 3 70.1 NC State 21 10 1 47.6 152 2 37 2 10 130.3 Boston College 25 11 0 44.0 86 1 16 3 15 86.1 Total 117 54 2 46.2 535 7 40 7 36 100.9

Aus n Wilson A Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Rhode Island 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Central Michigan 7 4 1 57.1 49 1 22 1 2 134.5 Total 8 4 1 50.0 49 1 22 1 2 117.7

Riley Dixon A Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Louisville 1 1 0 100.0 -1 0 0 0 0 91.6

Sean Avant A Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Wake Forest 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Dontae Strickland A Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Boston College 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Terrel Hunt A Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Rhode Island 2 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 -100.0 RUSHING GAME-BY-GAME

Name No.-Yds/TD URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Jordan Fredericks 107-607/4 14-103/1 6-21/0 11-73/1 7-23/0 4-16/0 9-33/1 12-91/0 10-37/0 9-29/0 5-47/0 7-86/1 13-48/0 Eric Dungey 91-351/5 8-20/0 12-36/0 4-50/1 DNP 17-31/1 18-85/1 6-38/0 13-46/2 13-45/0 DNP DNP DNP George Morris 66-326/0 12-71/0 6-46/0 1--1/0 7-35/0 5-7/0 2-3/0 1-1/0 6-55/0 2--3/0 14-80/0 4-19/0 6-13/0 Ervin Philips 41-234/3 1--2/0 DNP DNP DNP 3-21/0 5-28/0 3-8/0 6-23/0 6-26/1 1-28/1 6-27/0 10-75/1 Zack Mahoney 41-151/2 DNP DNP 1-12/0 7-40/0 DNP DNP - - 2--1/0 10-76/2 12-14/0 9-10/0 Devante McFarlane 35-102/0 DNP 9-34/0 8-28/0 4-8/0 - 5-18/0 1--2/0 2-1/0 2-4/0 3-11/0 - 1-0/0 Dontae Strickland 21-81/1 2-42/1 - 2--4/0 2-7/0 - 2-9/0 - 4-13/0 2-2/0 - 2--4/0 5-16/0 Jacob Hill 18-68/0 17-75/0 - - - 1--7/0 - - DNP DNP - - - Riley Dixon 3-29/0 - - - 1-5/0 1-9/0 1-15/0 ------Brisly Es me 6-17/0 - 2--3/0 1-11/0 2-9/0 1-0/0 ------DNP Ben Lewis 5-12/0 1--1/0 1-17/0 - 2-0/0 1--4/0 - DNP DNP - - - DNP Tyrone Perkins 1-5/0 1-5/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP ------Terrel Hunt 1-2/0 1-2/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Alvin Cornelius 1-0/0 ------1-0/0 - - Aus n Wilson 1--2/0 - DNP 1--2/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP TEAM 7--25/0 1--3/0 1--2/0 1--2/0 DNP DNP 1--7/0 DNP 1--2/0 DNP - 1--2/0 1--7/0 RECEIVING GAME-BY-GAME

Name No.-Yds/TD URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Steve Ishmael 39-570/7 3-29/0 1-53/1 1-62/0 4-34/0 5-40/1 4-40/1 7-114/1 1-25/0 4-61/1 1-28/0 4-40/1 4-44/1 Brisly Es me 17-293/2 1-9/0 2-98/1 1-22/0 2-50/1 2-18/0 2-12/0 3-22/0 1-2/0 1-36/0 2-24/0 - DNP Ervin Philips 29-286/5 2-41/2 DNP DNP DNP 5-75/0 4-33/1 6-50/1 3--1/0 3-33/0 - 2-36/1 4-19/0 Ben Lewis 18-208/1 1-16/0 - 2-17/0 5-33/1 2-23/0 3-40/0 DNP DNP - 2-17/0 3-62/0 DNP Josh Parris 21-140/0 - 1-9/0 DNP 4-32/0 3-19/0 - 3-19/0 4-35/0 5-24/0 1-2/0 DNP - Dontae Strickland 9-137/2 - 1-12/0 2-18/1 1-5/1 1-10/0 - - 1-62/0 2-16/0 - 1-14/0 - Alvin Cornelius 6-56/0 1-11/0 - 1-6/0 - - 1-11/0 - - 2-18/0 - - 1-10/0 Jordan Fredericks 6-55/1 - - - - 2-38/1 1-3/0 2-8/0 - - - - 1-6/0 Kendall Moore 3-39/0 DNP 2-26/0 1-13/0 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Sean Avant 4-37/0 1-5/0 - 1-12/0 - 1-9/0 1-11/0 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP Devante McFarlane 2-27/0 DNP 1-23/0 1-4/0 ------George Morris 5-17/0 ------1-4/0 - 1--3/0 2-9/0 - 1-7/0 Cameron MacPherson 2-13/0 1-3/0 ------1-10/0 - - - - Jamal Cus s 1-7/1 - DNP 1-7/1 - DNP - - - DNP - - - Ron Thompson 1--1/0 ------1--1/0 - - - Eric Dungey 1--3/0 - - - DNP - - - 1--3/0 - DNP DNP DNP

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KICKING GAME-BY-GAME

Cole Murphy Opponent FG-FGA/Yds (Miss) PATs Rhode Island 1-2/23, (44) 6-6 Wake Forest 3-3/35, 39, 20 3-3 Central Michigan 1-1/21 3-3 LSU 1-2/43, (31) 3-3 USF 1-1/30 3-3 Virginia 1-3/(48), 22, (48) 5-5 Pitt 2-2/23, 37 2-2 Florida State - 3-3 Louisville 1-2/36, (52) 2-2 Clemson 2-3/(38), 48, 24 3-3 NC State 1-1/18 2-2 Boston College 2-2/49, 35 2-2

PUNTING GAME-BY-GAME

Riley Dixon Opponent No. - Yds - Avg - I20 Rhode Island 5 - 211 - 42.2 - 4 Wake Forest 4 - 161 - 40.2 - 2 Central Michigan 5 - 252 - 50.4 - 3 LSU 5 - 228 - 45.6 - 3 USF 4 - 187 - 46.8 - 0 Virginia 2 - 73 - 36.5 - 2 Pitt 3 - 115 - 38.3 - 0 Florida State 9 - 404 - 44.9 - 5 Louisville 8 - 347 - 43.4 - 2 Clemson 6 - 291 - 48.5 - 1 NC State 6 - 278 - 46.3 - 3 Boston College 8 - 292 - 36.5 - 3

Eric Dungey Riley Dixon landed 43.1 percent (28-65) of his punts inside the 20-yard line in 2015 with only fi ve Opponent No. - Yds - Avg - I20 touchbacks. He posted a net average of 41.9 yards per punt. Wake Forest 1 - 28 - 28.0 - 1

PUNT RETURNS GAME-BY-GAME

Name No.-Yds URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Brisly Es me 15-272 3-96 - 2-8 2-44 - 1-26 1-12 4-83 1-0 - 1-3 DNP Ervin Philips 1-0 - DNP DNP DNP ------1-0 Jacob Hill 1--1 1--1 ------DNP DNP - - - KICK RETURNS GAME-BY-GAME

Name No.-Yds URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Brisly Es me 30-665 2-46 1-22 3-61 6-158 4-65 1-22 - 1-17 6-130 3-70 3-74 DNP Dontae Strickland 4-82 - - - 1-18 1-18 ------2-46 Jordan Fredericks 3-60 - - - - 2-35 - - - 1-25 - - - George Morris 1-15 ------1-15 - - - - Cameron MacPherson 1-0 ------1-0 - - INTERCEPTION RETURNS GAME-BY-GAME

Name No.-Yds URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Cordell Hudson 2-40 ------1-18 - - 1-22 Antwan Cordy 2-0 ------1-0 1-0 Corey Winfi eld 2-24 1-24 1-0 ------DNP DNP DNP DNP Qaadir Sheppard 1-3 - - - - - 1-3 - - - DNP DNP DNP Juwan Dowels 1-0 ------1-0 - - Donnie Simmons 1-41 - 1-41 ------Zaire Franklin 1-21 - - 1-21 ------Parris Benne 1-5 - 1-5 ------DNP DNP DNP DNP FUMBLE RETURNS GAME-BY-GAME

Name No.-Yds URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Antwan Cordy 1-44 - - - - - 1-44 ------Oliver Vigille 1-29 - - DNP - DNP - - - - - 1-29 -

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TACKLES GAME-BY-GAME

Name UA-A Total URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Zaire Franklin 59-22 81 6-0 5-1 6-3 1-1 3-1 2-3 9-2 6-3 4-2 6-2 5-3 6-1 Antwan Cordy 50-18 68 2-0 2-3 4-1 6-2 7-0 1-6 5-1 3-0 6-2 4-0 6-3 4-0 Parris Benne 32-12 44 - 5-3 9-1 3-1 5-1 7-6 2-0 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP Chauncey Scissum 27-16 43 - 3-2 2-2 3-3 5-1 0-5 6-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 3-3 - Cordell Hudson 35-7 42 - 1-0 1-1 - 3-0 0-1 4-0 3-2 7-2 9-0 4-1 3-0 Marqez Hodge 23-18 41 1-1 3-1 1-1 3-1 3-0 2-4 1-0 1-3 2-2 3-1 1-4 2-0 Juwan Dowels 29-11 40 - 3-1 3-2 1-0 - 1-0 3-0 4-1 1-1 6-1 3-5 4-0 Ron Thompson 30-5 35 - 3-0 5-0 1-1 3-0 2-2 1-0 2-1 - 6-0 5-1 2-0 Donnie Simmons 25-10 35 1-0 1-0 3-1 2-0 3-1 2-4 4-1 0-1 1-0 3-0 2-1 3-1 Jonathan Thomas 25-9 34 3-0 1-0 1-0 2-2 1-0 0-1 - 6-1 1-3 2-1 5-1 3-0 Kielan Whitner 23-10 33 1-0 - 0-1 0-1 3-0 1-0 1-0 3-1 6-3 4-0 2-3 2-1 Corey Winfi eld 26-4 30 1-0 4-0 5-0 3-1 1-0 6-2 2-0 4-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP Ted Taylor 23-4 27 3-0 1-0 3-0 - 2-0 3-0 1-0 2-0 1-3 2-0 2-1 3-0 Julian Whigham 16-6 22 1-0 6-1 1-0 1-1 2-0 0-2 1-0 - DNP 2-0 1-2 1-0 Chris Slayton 14-8 22 1-0 3-0 2-1 0-1 2-0 0-5 3-0 1-0 1-1 - - 1-0 Steven Clark 12-9 21 1-1 0-1 3-0 0-1 1-0 1-3 - - 2-1 2-0 1-2 1-0 John Raymon 15-4 19 - 1-0 - 2-1 2-0 1-1 2-0 0-1 1-1 2-0 3-0 1-0 Luke Arciniega 13-4 17 1-0 2-0 5-0 1-0 2-0 0-3 2-1 - DNP DNP DNP DNP Rodney Williams 13-4 17 1-0 2-2 6-1 1-1 1-0 DNP DNP 1-0 DNP 1-0 - - Wayne Morgan 12-4 16 1-0 1-1 4-0 1-2 1-0 2-0 - 1-1 - 1-0 - - Kayton Samuels 8-7 15 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-1 - - 1-1 - 0-2 1-1 1-2 - Daivon Ellison 5-2 7 2-0 - - - DNP 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-1 DNP DNP DNP Kenterius Womack 5-2 7 - - 0-1 - - - 1-0 - 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 Oliver Vigille 3-3 6 - 0-2 DNP - DNP 0-1 - 2-0 - 1-0 - - Rony Charles 3-2 5 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0 2-2 DNP George Morris 4-0 4 ------1-0 - - 3-0 - - Kyle Kleinberg 2-2 4 - - 1-0 0-1 - 0-1 - 1-0 - - - - Ma Keller 2-1 3 - - - 1-0 1-0 - 0-1 - - - - - Dontae Strickland 3-0 3 - 1-0 - - 1-0 ------1-0 Ryan Norton 2-0 2 1-0 ------1-0 Eric Anthony 1-1 2 - DNP - - - - 1-1 - - - - - Rob Trudo 2-0 2 - - DNP - - - 2-0 - - - - - Devante McFarlane 2-0 2 DNP ------1-0 1-0 - - Anthony Giudice 2-0 2 2-0 DNP - DNP DNP DNP ------Alvin Cornelius 2-0 2 ------1-0 - - - 1-0 - Riley Dixon 2-0 2 ------1-0 - - 1-0 - Qaadir Sheppard 1-0 1 ------1-0 DNP DNP DNP Ervin Philips 1-0 1 - DNP DNP DNP - - - 1-0 - - - - Alryk Perry 1-0 1 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Eric Dungey 1-0 1 - - - DNP - - - - 1-0 DNP DNP DNP Omari Palmer 1-0 1 - - - - 1-0 ------Amir Ealey 0-1 1 - - DNP DNP - - - 0-1 - DNP DNP DNP SACKS GAME-BY-GAME

Name UA-A Total URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Ron Thompson 7-0 7.0 - 1.0-8 2.0-20 1.0-10 1.0-10 - - 1.0-9 - - 1.0-6 - Luke Arciniega 4-0 4.0 - 2.0-12 2.0-14 - - - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP Zaire Franklin 3-0 3.0 1.0-3 - - - - - 2.0-13 - - - - - Corey Winfi eld 2-0 2.0 - - - - - 2.0-13 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP Antwan Cordy 2-0 2.0 - 1.0-10 - 1.0-11 ------Ted Taylor 2-0 2.0 ------1.0-2 1.0-5 Chris Slayton 1-0 1.0 - - - - 1.0-6 ------Rony Charles 1-0 1.0 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 1.0-10 DNP Donnie Simmons 1-0 1.0 ------1.0-8 - - - TACKLES FOR LOSS GAME-BY-GAME

Name UA-A Total URI WF CMU LSU USF VA UP FS LOU CU ST BC Antwan Cordy 11-2 12.0 1.0-1 2.5-15 1.0-1 2.5-18 - - 1.0-3 1.0-4 1.0-1 - 1.0-2 1.0-5 Zaire Franklin 10-2 11.0 2.0-16 0.5-0 - 0.5-1 - - 3.0-19 1.0-1 1.0-1 - 1.0-5 2.0-6 Ron Thompson 9-1 9.5 - 1.0-8 3.0-21 1.0-10 1.0-10 0.5-1 - 1.0-9 - 1.0-4 1.0-6 - Chris Slayton 5-2 6.0 - - 1.5-2 - 1.0-6 0.5-0 1.0-2 1.0-5 1.0-2 - - - Luke Arciniega 5-1 5.5 1.0-1 2.0-12 2.0-14 - - 0.5-1 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP Ted Taylor 5-0 5.0 1.0-6 - 1.0-6 ------1.0-2 2.0-7 Donnie Simmons 4-2 5.0 1.0-3 - 0.5-1 1.0-6 - 1.5-5 - - 1.0-8 - - - Parris Benne 3-1 3.5 - 1.0-1 1.0-1 0.5-0 - 1.0-3 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP John Raymon 3-0 3.0 - 1.0-2 - - - - 1.0-5 - - - 1.0-2 - Kayton Samuels 2-1 2.5 1.0-1 - 1.0-1 0.5-2 ------Cordell Hudson 2-0 2.0 - - - - 1.0-1 - - - - 1.0-2 - - Rony Charles 2-0 2.0 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 2.0-11 DNP Corey Winfi eld 2-0 2.0 - - - - - 2.0-13 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP Jonathan Thomas 1-1 1.5 1.0-1 ------0.5-1 - - - - Juwan Dowels 1-1 1.5 ------1.0-1 0.5-1 - Steven Clark 1-1 1.5 - 0.5-1 ------1.0-3 Anthony Giudice 1-0 1.0 1.0-3 DNP - DNP DNP DNP ------Marqez Hodge 0-2 1.0 - 0.5-1 ------0.5-1 - Chauncey Scissum 0-1 0.5 - - - - - 0.5-0 ------Oliver Vigille 0-1 0.5 - - DNP - DNP 0.5-1 ------Julian Whigham 0-1 0.5 - - - 0.5-1 - - - - DNP - - - Wayne Morgan 0-1 0.5 - - - 0.5-1 ------Kielan Whitner 0-1 0.5 ------0.5-0 - - - -

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SYRACUSE OPPONENTS Points 47 vs. Rhode Island 45, USF, Florida State Low 17 at Louisville 0, Rhode Island Points in a Half 31 vs. Rhode Island (1st) 35, USF (2nd) Low 0 vs. Central Michigan (2nd) 0, Rhode Island (1st), Rhode Island (2nd), Wake Forest (2nd)

Rushing Plays 58 vs. Rhode Island 47, USF, at NC State Low 23 vs. Pittsburgh 20, Rhode Island Rushing Yards 312 vs. Rhode Island 281, USF Low 73 at USF 4, Rhode Island Yards Per Rush 7.1 vs. Clemson 7.0, Louisville Low 2.2 at USF 0.2, Rhode Island Rushing Touchdowns 3 vs. Clemson 4, USF Low 0 vs. Wake Forest, LSU, Pittsburgh 0, Rhode Island

Passing Plays 38 vs. LSU 51, Central Michigan Low 14 vs. Wake Forest 13, Boston College Pass Completions 22 vs. Pittsburgh 37, Central Michigan Low 8 vs. Wake Forest, Clemson 1, Boston College Passing Yardage 232 at USF 430, Central Michigan Low 80 vs. Clemson 9, Boston College Yards Per Attempt 15.8 vs. Wake Forest 11.8, USF Low 3.3 vs. Boston College 0.7, Rhode Island Passing Touchdowns 3 vs. LSU 3, Florida State, Louisville Low O, at Florida State, vs. Clemson 0, Rhode Island, Pittsburgh, Boston College

Total Plays 78 vs. Rhode Island 91, Central Michigan Low 47 vs. Central Michigan 40, Rhode Island Total Offense Yards 426 vs. Rhode Island 579, Louisville Low 241 vs. Boston College 64, Rhode Island Yards Per Play 7.3 vs. Wake Forest 8.6, Louisville Low 3.4 vs. Boston College 1.6, Rhode Island First Downs 23 vs. Rhode Island, at USF 30, Central Michigan Low 11 vs. Central Michigan 2, Rhode Island Third-Down Conv. % 57.9 vs. Rhode Island 70.0, USF Low 11.1 vs. Wake Forest 8.3, Boston College

Passes Had Intercepted 0 vs. Wake Forest, at Virginia, at Florida State, 0, LSU, USF, Pittsburgh, Florida State vs. Clemson, Boston College Most 2 vs. Pittsburgh, at Louisville 3, Wake Forest Fumbles Lost 0 vs. Rhode Island, Wake Forest, Central Michigan, 0, Wake Forest, LSU, Pittsburgh, Florida State, Boston College LSU, Pittsburgh Most 2 at USF, at Virginia 3, Rhode Island, Louisville Total Turnovers By 0 vs. Wake Forest 0, LSU, Pittsburgh, Florida State Most 3 at USF, at Louisville 4, Rhode Island, Louisville Sacks By: #-Yds 4-30 vs. Wake Forest, 4-34 vs. Central Michigan 3-22, USF; 3-15, Boston College Low 0-0 vs. Clemson 0-0, Pittsburgh TFL By: #-Yds 11-47 vs. Central Michigan 10-25, NC State Low 3-17 at USF, 3-7 vs. Clemson 4-13, Rhode Island; 4-14, LSU; 4-9, Pittsburgh

Penalties 9 vs. Clemson, at NC State 14, LSU Low 3 vs. Rhode Island 5, Rhode Island, Central Michigan Yards Penalized 83 vs. Clemson 120, LSU Low 20 at Louisville 40, Rhode Island Time of Possession 40:14 vs. Rhode Island 39:06, Central Michigan Low 20:54 vs. Central Michigan 19:46, Rhode Island

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SYRACUSE OPPONENTS OFFENSE Rushing Attempts 18, Eric Dungey at USF 26, Leonard Fournette, LSU Rushing Yards 103, Jordan Fredericks vs. Rhode Island 244, Leonard Fournette, LSU Rushing Touchdowns 2, Eric Dungey at Florida State 3, Jacques Patrick, Florida State 2, Zack Mahoney vs. Clemson Longest Rush 75, Jordan Fredericks at NC State 62, Leonard Fournette, LSU Pass Attempts 38, Zack Mahoney vs. LSU 51, Cooper Rush, Central Michigan Pass Completions 21, Eric Dungey at USF 37, Cooper Rush, Central Michigan 21, Eric Dungey vs. Pittsburgh Passing Yards 232, Eric Dungey at USF 430, Cooper Rush, Central Michigan Comp. Pct. (min. 10 att.) 72.7, Eric Dungey at Virginia 76.0, Nate Peterman, Pittsburgh Long Pass Play 89 (TD), Eric Dungey to Brisly Estime vs. Wake Forest 76, Sean Maguire to Travis Rudolph, Florida State Passing Touchdowns 3, Zack Mahoney vs. LSU 3, Sean Maguire, Florida State 3, Kyle Bolin, Louisville Interceptions Thrown 2, Eric Dungey vs. Pittsburgh; Eric Dungey at Louisville 3, John Wolford, Wake Forest Receptions 7, Steve Ishmael vs. Pittsburgh 12, Tyler Boyd, Pittsburgh 12, Artavis Scott, Clemson Yards Receiving 114, Steve Ishmael vs. Pittsburgh 191, Travis Rudolph, Florida State Receiving Touchdowns 2, Ervin Philips vs. Rhode Island 3, Travis Rudolph, Florida State All-Purpose Yards 261, Brisly Estime vs. LSU 251, Leonard Fournette, LSU Total Offense 263, Eric Dungey at USF 473, Deshaun Watson, Clemson Scoring (points) 12, Ervin Philips vs. Rhode Island 18, Jacques Patrick, Florida State 12, Cole Murphy vs. Wake Forest 18, Travis Rudolph, Florida State 12, Eric Dungey at Florida State 12, Zack Mahoney vs. Clemson

DEFENSE Interceptions by 1, Eleven times 1, Nine players Interception Yds. Gained 41, Donnie Simmons vs. Wake Forest 39, Trumaine Washington, Louisville Longest Int. Return 41 (TD), Donnie Simmons vs. Wake Forest 39 (TD), Trumaine Washington, Louisville Total Tackles 13, Parris Bennett at Virginia 12, Quin Blanding, Virginia 12, , Florida State 12, Reggie Northrup, Florida State 12, Trumaine Washington, Louisville Solo Tackles 9, Parris Bennett vs. Central Michigan 11, Trumaine Washington, Louisville 9, Zaire Franklin vs. Pittsburgh 9, Cordell Hudson vs. Clemson Assisted Tackles 6, Parris Bennett at Virginia 7, Micah Kiser, Virginia 6, Antwan Cordy at Virginia 7, David Dean, Virginia Sacks 2.0, Luke Arciniega vs. Wake Forest 1.5, Mike Moore 2.0, Luke Arciniega vs. Central Michigan 2.0, Ron Thompson vs. Central Michigan 2.0, Corey Winfield at Virginia 2.0, Zaire Franklin vs. Pittsburgh Tackles for Loss 3.0, Ron Thompson vs. Central Michigan 4.0, Trumaine Washington, Louisville 3.0, Zaire Franklin vs. Pittsburgh

SPECIAL TEAMS PATs 6, Cole Murphy vs. Rhode Island 6, Emili Nadelman, USF 6, Roberto Aguayo, Florida State 6, Kyle Bambard, NC State Field Goals 3, Cole Murphy vs. Wake Forest 3, Chris Blewitt, Pittsburgh 3, Greg Huegel, Clemson Long Field Goal 49, Cole Murphy vs. Boston College 43, Colton Lichtenberg, Boston College Punts 9, Riley Dixon at Florida State 9, Connor McHugh, Rhode Island Punting Avg. (min. 2) 50.4, Riley Dixon vs. Central Michigan 46.5, Cason Beatty, Florida State Long Punt 64, Riley Dixon vs. Rhode Island 64, Cason Beatty, Florida State Punt Returns 4, Brisly Estime at Florida State 3, Bra’lon Cherry, NC State Punt Return Yards 96, Brisly Estime vs. Rhode Island 75, Tre’Davious White, LSU Long Punt Return 74 (TD), Brisly Estime vs. Rhode Island 69 (TD), Tre’Davious White, LSU Kickoff Returns 6, Brisly Estime vs. LSU, at Louisville 6, C.J. Fuller, Clemson Kickoff Return Yards 158, Brisly Estime vs. LSU 133, Michael Walker, Boston College Long Kickoff Return 37, Brisly Estime vs. LSU 40, Myles Holmes, Rhode Island 40, Michael Walker, Boston College Blocked Field Goals 0 1, Jayron Kearse, Clemson Blocked Punts 0 1, TEAM, Central Michigan Blocked PAT 0 0

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OFFENSE Opponent QB RB HB WR WR LT LG C RG RT TE Rhode Island Hunt Morris Philips Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Trudo Shanley Palmer Parris Wake Forest Dungey Morris Lewis Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Trudo Shanley Palmer Parris Central Michigan Dungey McFarlane Lewis Ishmael Cornelius Foy Robinson Emerich Shanley Palmer Moore LSU Mahoney McFarlane Lewis Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer Moore USF Dungey Morris Lewis Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer Parris Virginia Dungey Fredericks Philips Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer Lewis Pitt Dungey Fredericks Philips Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer Parris Florida State Dungey Fredericks Philips Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer Parris Louisville Dungey Fredericks Philips Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer Parris Clemson Mahoney Fredericks Philips Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer Parris NC State Mahoney Fredericks Philips Ishmael Estime Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer Lewis Boston College Mahoney Fredericks Philips Ishmael Cornelius Foy Robinson Emerich Trudo Palmer MacPherson

DEFENSE Opponent DE NT DT DE LB LB LB CB FS SS CB Rhode Island Simmons Samuels Slayton Arciniega Bennett Franklin Hodge Whigham Williams Cordy Winfield Wake Forest Simmons Samuels Slayton Thompson Bennett Franklin Hodge Whigham Williams Cordy Winfield Central Michigan Simmons Samuels Slayton Thompson Bennett Franklin Hodge Whigham Williams Cordy Winfield LSU Simmons Samuels Slayton Thompson Bennett Franklin Hodge Whigham Williams Cordy Winfield USF Simmons Samuels Raymon Thompson Bennett Franklin Hodge Whigham Williams Cordy Winfield Virginia Simmons Samuels Raymon Thompson Bennett Franklin Hodge Whigham Scissum Cordy Winfield Pitt Simmons Samuels Raymon Thompson Bennett Franklin Hodge Hudson Scissum Cordy Winfield Florida State Arciniega Samuels Slayton Thompson Bennett Franklin Hodge Dowels Scissum Cordy Winfield Louisville Simmons Samuels Raymon Thompson Taylor Franklin Hodge Dowels Scissum Cordy Hudson Clemson Simmons Samuels Raymon Thompson Taylor Franklin Hodge Dowels Scissum Cordy Hudson NC State Simmons Samuels Raymon Thompson Taylor Franklin Hodge Dowels Scissum Cordy Hudson Boston College Simmons Samuels Raymon Thompson Taylor Franklin Hodge Dowels Scissum Cordy Hudson

Omari Palmer (left) is one of two returning offensive players to start every game last season, lining up at right tackle for each contest. Cordell Hudson (right) started fi ve games a year ago, including the last four, and fi nished with 42 tackles, two interceptions, and three pass breakups.

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GAME SUMMARIES Game 1 • Syracuse 47, Rhode Island 0 Game 2 • Syracuse 30, Wake Forest 17 Sept. 4 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. • Att: 30,112 Sept. 12 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. • Att: 26,670

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The Syracuse football team dominated Rhode Island in its season SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The Orange outscored Wake Forest 17-0 in the second half to erase opener on Friday, Sept. 4, beating the Rams by the final score of 47-0 at the Carrier Dome. a 17-13 halftime deficit and win the ACC opener for both teams, 30-17, at the Carrier The 47-point win for Syracuse marked its largest margin of victory in a season opener Dome on Saturday, Sept. 12. Freshman quarterback Eric Dungey threw a pair of second- since 2000 when the Orange defeated Buffalo, 63-7. In addition, the shutout represented half touchdowns, and the defense pitched its third scoreless half of the season to lead the the first time SU held its opponent scoreless in a campaign starter since 1997 when it beat Orange to its fourth straight win against the Demon Deacons. Wisconsin 34-0 in the Kickoff Classic at Giants Stadium. In his first career start, Dungey was 8-of-13 passing for 221 yards, including 186 yards in Freshman Eric Dungey took over at quarterback after senior Terrel Hunt exited with a the second half. The defense did its part by recording three interceptions and tallying four lower-body injury in the first quarter. Dungey finished the contest 10-of-17 passing for 114 sacks, including two by Luke Arciniega. SU was also stout against the run, holding Wake to yards and two touchdowns. Both of Dungey’s touchdown tosses went to sophomore hybrid 46 yards rushing on 32 carries (1.4 yards per rush). back Ervin Philips. It was the Orange defense that helped set up the game’s first points. Parris Bennett The freshman running back trio of Jordan Fredericks, Dontae Strickland and Jacob Hill stepped in front of a John Wolford pass to end Wake’s opening drive and give the Orange combined for 220 yards on the ground and two touchdowns. In all, the Orange racked up the ball at the Demon Deacons’ 42-yard line. Six plays later, Cole Murphy booted a 35-yard 312 yards rushing to four for Rhode Island. Fredericks led all ground gainers with 103 yards field goal at the 4:17 mark of the opening quarter. and a touchdown. Wolford bounced back on the ensuing series, capping a 75-yard drive by finding KJ Brent The youthful Syracuse defense was equally impressive. The Orange tied the school for a 40-yard touchdown that put the visitors ahead, 7-6. record by allowing just two first downs in the contest. Overall, Syracuse limited the Rams Brent’s touchdown nudged Wake in front, but the advantage was short-lived. The to 64 total yards, the lowest total for an SU opponent since West Virginia managed just 61 Orange scored 10 points in the first minute of the second quarer, including a 41-yard yards of offense in 1967, and forced four turnovers. interception return for a touchdown by defensive end Donnie Simmons that put SU back Three of the Orange’s takeaways came in the opening 4:04 of the contest, including a on top, 13-7. However, the Demon Deacons responded with 10 unanswered points of their 24-yard interception return for a touchdown by cornerback Corey Winfield for the game’s own, including a 6-yard TD run by Wolford, to claim a 17-13 lead at the half. first score. In the third quarter, Wake seemed poised to add to its advantage. The Demon Deacons Syracuse added 24 more points in the first half, including a 74-yard punt return for a controlled the ball for nearly 13 minutes in the quarter, but the Orange tallied the only touchdown by Brisly Estime on the last play of the second quarter. Estime’s runback marked points of the stanza when Dungey escaped the pocket and fired a bullet to Estime, who the first Orange punt return TD since 2003 (Marcus Clayton vs. West Virginia), and the 31 slipped a tackle and raced 89 yards to the end zone to put the Orange up 20-17 with 2:01 to points represented the team’s highest first-half scoring total since 2013 against Tulane (42). go in the period. The scoring strike was the third-longest pass play in team history and SU’s Syracuse picked up where it left off in the second half, as Fredericks scored his first longest since Donovan McNabb and Quinton Spotwood hooked up for a 94-yard touchdown collegiate touchdown from 13 yards out less than five minutes into the third quarter. Cole against East Carolina in 1997. Murphy added the extra point to extend the lead to 38-0. Dungey wasn’t finished. On SU’s next series, he converted a third-and-10 by finding A safety at the end of the period and a 21-yard touchdown run by Strickland early in the tight end Kendall Moore for a 21-yard gain. Two plays later, Dungey hit Steve Ishmael down fourth quarter closed the scoring. the sideline for a 53-yard touchdown that resulted in a 27-17 Orange advantage. The 10-point cushion was more than enough for the SU defense, which forced two Score by Quarters punts and recorded an interception on Wake’s last three possessions. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Murphy added a late 20-yard field goal to produce the final score. Rhode Island 0 0 0 0 0 Syracuse 14 17 9 7 47 Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Scoring Summary: Wake Forest 7 10 0 0 17 1st 10:56 SU Corey Winfield 24 yd interception return (Cole Murphy kick), URI 0 - SU 7 Syracuse 3 10 7 10 30 02:47 SU Ervin Philips 32 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 4-63 2:00, URI 0 - SU 14 2nd 08:53 SU Cole Murphy 23 yd field goal, 14-76 5:12, URI 0 - SU 17 Scoring Summary: 07:56 SU Ervin Philips 9 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 2-9 0:45, URI 0 - SU 24 1st 04:17 SU Cole Murphy 35 yd field goal, 6-19 2:28, WF 0 - SU 3 00:00 SU Brisly Estime 74 yd punt return (Cole Murphy kick), URI 0 - SU 31 02:31 WF KJ Brent 40 yd pass from John Wolford (Mike Weaver kick), 4-75 1:46, WF 7 - SU 3 3rd 10:03 SU Jordan Fredericks 13 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 9-72 4:57, URI 0 - SU 38 2nd 14:51 SU Cole Murphy 39 yd field goal, 7-48 2:40, WF 7 - SU 6 01:57 SU TEAM safety, URI 0 - SU 40 14:07 SU Donnie Simmons 41 yd interception return (Cole Murphy kick), WF 7 - SU 13 4th 11:18 SU Dontae Strickland 21 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 6-55 2:40, URI 0 - SU 47 09:20 WF John Wolford 6 yd run (Mike Weaver kick), 9-75 4:47, WF 14 - SU 13 00:08 WF Mike Weaver 27 yd field goal, 11-45 2:42, WF 17 - SU 13 3rd 02:01 SU Brisly Estime 89 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 1-89 0:14, WF 17 - SU 20 URI SU URI SU 4th 11:17 SU Steve Ishmael 53 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 7-85 3:35, WF 17 - SU 27 First Downs 2 23 Punts (Number-Avg) 9-42.8 5-42.2 01:47 SU Cole Murphy 20 yd field goal, 7-34 2:16, WF 17 - SU 30 Rushes-Yards (Net) 20-4 58-312 Fumbles-Lost 4-3 0-0 Passing Yards (Net) 60 114 Penalties-Yards 5-40 3-36 Passes Att-Comp-Int 20-10-1 20-10-1 Possession Time 19:46 40:14 WF SU WF SU Total Offense Plays-Yards 40-64 78-426 Third-Down Conversions 1 of 11 11 of 19 First Downs 23 15 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-39.8 5-37.8 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 1 Rushes-Yards (Net) 32-46 37-149 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 4-95 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-0 3-3 Passing Yards (Net) 373 221 Penalties-Yards 6-52 4-30 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-107 2-46 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 1-3 Passes Att-Comp-Int 45-30-3 14-8-0 Possession Time 34:15 25:45 Interception Returns-Yards 1-6 1-24 Total Offense Plays-Yards 77-419 51-370 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 16 1 of 9 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0 Punt Returns-Yards 1--2 0-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 3-3 RUSHING: Rhode Island - Paul Mroz 4-14; Khayri Denny 1-4; Markey Clarke 5-3; Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-33 1-22 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-18 4-30 Harold Cooper 9-minus 4; TEAM 1-minus 13. Syracuse - Jordan Fredericks 14-103; Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-46 Jacob Hill 17-75; George Morris 12-71; Dontae Strickland 2-42; Eric Dungey 8-20; Tyrone Perkins 1-5; Terrel Hunt 1-2; Ben Lewis 1-minus 1; Ervin Philips 1-minus 2; TEAM 1-minus 3. RUSHING: Wake Forest - Tyler Bell 12-39; Isaiah Robinson 11-29; Matt Colburn 1-minus 1; John Wolford 8-minus 21. Syracuse - George Morris 6-46; Eric Dungey 12-36; PASSING: Rhode Island - Paul Mroz 10-20-1-60. Syracuse - Eric Dungey 10-17-0-114; Devante McFarlane 9-34; Jordan Fredericks 6-21; Ben Lewis 1-17; TEAM 1-minus 2; Terrel Hunt 0-2-1-0; Austin Wilson 0-1-0-0. Brisly Estime 2-minus 3.

RECEIVING: Rhode Island - Khayri Denny 3-21; Harold Cooper 3-13; Justin Caines 2-9; PASSING: Wake Forest - John Wolford 30-45-3-373. Syracuse - Eric Dungey 8-13-0-221; Marven Beauvais 1-18; Paul Mroz 1-minus 1. Syracuse - Steve Ishmael 3-29; Sean Avant 0-1-0-0. Ervin Philips 2-41; Ben Lewis 1-16; Alvin Cornelius 1-11; Brisly Estime 1-9; Sean Avant 1-5; Cameron MacPherson 1-3. RECEIVING: Wake Forest - KJ Brent 7-96; Tabari Hines 7-77; Chuck Wade 5-82; Cortez Lewis 5-48; Cam Serigne 3-35; Tyler Bell 1-24; Tyree Harris 1-8; Isaiah Robinson 1-3. Syracuse - Brisly Estime 2-98; Kendall Moore 2-26; Steve Ishmael 1-53; Devante McFarlane 1-23; Dontae Strickland 1-12; Josh Parris 1-9.

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GAME SUMMARIES Game 3 • Syracuse 30, Central Michigan 27 (OT) Game 4 • LSU 34, Syracuse 24 Sept. 19 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. • Att: 27,949 Sept. 26 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. • Att: 43,101

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Freshman Jordan Fredericks scored on a 4-yard touchdown run in SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The Orange football team had its three-game winning streak snapped overtime to give the Syracuse football team its first 3-0 start since 1991 and a 30-27 victory by No. 8 LSU at the Carrier Dome on Saturday, Sept. 26. The Orange kept it close against the against Central Michigan at the Carrier Dome on Saturday, Sept. 19. Tigers before losing by the final score of 34-24 in front of a season-high crowd of 43,101. Central Michigan scored the first points of overtime on a 20-yard field goal by kicker Running back Leonard Fournette was the difference for LSU, rushing for 244 yards and Brian Eavey after defensive end Ron Thompson made a key stop for the Orange on third- two scores. and-goal at the 1-yard line. With SU trailing 27-24, quarterback Zack Mahoney’s 13-yard Orange quarterback Zack Mahoney completed 16-of-38 passes for 154 yards and three pass to Kendall Moore on third down kept the Orange’s OT drive alive, setting up Fredericks’ touchdowns in his first career start. Brisly Estime also had a solid day for SU, totaling a scoring run two plays later. career-high 261 all-purpose yards. Estime racked up 202 return yards, including 158 yards The Orange offense scored 24 points in the first 30 minutes, but was held scoreless on six kickoff returns to tie for 10th on the Orange single-game record list. Turner in the second half after freshman quarterback Eric Dungey, who had both a rushing recorded 158 yards on four kickoff returns versus Rutgers in 1994. touchdown and passing touchdown, exited the game with an upper-body injury. LSU opened the scoring in the first quarter with a six-play, 91-yard drive capped by a The Chippewas opened the scoring at the 8:38 mark in the first quarter, as Eavey kicked 14-yard touchdown run by Fournette at the 3:56 mark. a 34-yard field goal that resulted in a 3-0 lead. Syracuse answered with 17 straight points, Syracuse closed the gap to four with 6:58 left in the second quarter when Cole Murphy and held a 24-10 advantage at the half following a 7-yard touchdown pass from backup booted a 43-yard field goal. Murphy had an opportunity to draw SU closer on the last play quarterback Austin Wilson to Jamal Custis. of the half, but he pushed a 31-yard try to the right and the score remained 7-3 at halftime. In the third quarter, the Chippewas marched 94 yards on their first second-half series, In the third quarter, LSU scored 10 straight points to extend the lead to 17-3, including a and Devon Spalding capped with a 2-yard touchdown run to make the score 24-17. 69-yard punt return touchdown by Tre’Davious White with 7:48 remaining in the stanza. The Orange and Chippewas exchanged scoreless possessions throughout the rest of the Mahoney answered less than two minutes later, hitting Estime from 40 yards out for second half until CMU quarterback Cooper Rush tied the game on a 27-yard touchdown SU’s first touchdown. However, LSU snatched the momentum back on the next series as pass to Ben McCord with seven seconds left, setting the stage for overtime. Fournette rumbled 62 yards into the end zone to reclaim a 14-point lead (24-10) for the Defensively, the Orange came through when it needed to, recording two fourth-quarter Tigers late in the third. takeaways and holding the Chippewas to a field goal in overtime. Sophomore Zaire Franklin Early in the fourth quarter, the Orange closed to within seven again. Ben Lewis capped a created one of those turnovers, intercepting the first pass of his career to halt a potential seven-play drive by catching his second career touchdown on a 2-yard pass from Mahoney. scoring drive. Parris Bennett thwarted another when he pounced on a fumble caused by Following Lewis’ score, LSU sealed the game with 10 points in the span of 4:03. Brandon Ron Thompson. Harris hit Malachi Dupre for an 11-yard touchdown, and Deion Jones intercepted Mahoney Bennett finished with a career-high 10 tackles (nine solo). Thompson and classmate to set up a 37-yard field goal by Trent Domingue with 5:11 left. Luke Arciniega both had five tackles and two sacks. Thompson was credited with a career- Mahoney connected with Dontae Strickland for a 5-yard touchdown with 1:53 best 3.0 tackles for loss and forced two Central Michigan fumbles. remaining to make the score 34-24, but LSU recovered the ensuing onside kick and ran out the clock to secure the victory. Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Final Score by Quarters Central Michigan 3 7 7 7 3 27 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Syracuse 10 14 0 0 6 30 LSU 7 0 17 10 34 Syracuse 0 3 7 14 24 Scoring Summary: 1st 08:38 CMU Brian Eavey 34 yd field goal, 8-42 3:24, CMU 3 - SU 0 Scoring Summary: 04:22 SU Cole Murphy 21 yd field goal, 9-78 4:16, CMU 3 - SU 3 1st 03:56 LSU Leonard Fournette 14 yd run (Trent Domingue kick), 6-91 3:26, LSU 7 - SU 0 00:11 SU Eric Dungey 4 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 2-66 0:41, CMU 3 - SU 10 2nd 06:58 SU Cole Murphy 43 yd field goal, 9-33 4:42, LSU 7 - SU 3 2nd 09:20 SU Dontae Strickland 25 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 4-80 1:55, CMU 3 - SU 17 3rd 09:44 LSU Trent Domingue 21 yd field goal, 12-76 5:16, LSU 10 - SU 3 05:57 CMU Joe Bacci 2 yd pass from Cooper Rush (Brian Eavey kick), 9-75 3:23, CMU 10 - SU 17 07:48 LSU Tre’Davious White 69 yd punt return (Trent Domingue kick), LSU 17 - SU 3 01:11 SU Jamal Custis 7 yd pass from Austin Wilson (Cole Murphy kick), 5-41 1:50, CMU 10 - SU 24 06:02 SU Brisly Estime 40 yd pass from Zack Mahoney (Cole Murphy kick), 3-67 1:38, LSU 17 - SU 10 3rd 08:58 CMU Devon Spalding 2 yd run (Brian Eavey kick), 8-94 4:15, CMU 17 - SU 24 04:09 LSU Leonard Fournette 62 yd run (Trent Domingue kick), 4-75 1:53, LSU 24 - SU 10 4th 00:07 CMU Ben McCord 27 yd pass from Cooper Rush (Brian Eavey kick), 12-90 2:10, CMU 24 - SU 24 4th 12:06 SU Ben Lewis 2 yd pass from Zack Mahoney (Cole Murphy kick), 7-56 2:40, LSU 24 - SU 17 OT CMU Brian Eavey 20 yd field goal, 5-23 0:00, CMU 27 - SU 24 09:14 LSU Malachi Dupre 11 yd pass from Brandon Harris (Trent Domingue kick), 6-73 2:46, LSU 31 - SU 17 SU Jordan Fredericks 4 yd run, 5-25 0:00, CMU 27 - SU 30 05:11 LSU Trent Domingue 37 yd field goal, 6-6 2:33, LSU 34 - SU 17 01:53 SU Dontae Strickland 5 yd pass from Zack Mahoney (Cole Murphy kick), 16-75 3:12, LSU 34 - SU 24

CMU SU CMU SU First Downs 30 11 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-44.4 6-48.0 LSU SU LSU SU Rushes-Yards (Net) 40-90 30-165 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 0-0 First Downs 17 20 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-37.6 5-45.6 Passing Yards (Net) 430 161 Penalties-Yards 5-44 6-60 Rushes-Yards (Net) 42-268 32-127 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 51-37-1 17-11-1 Possession Time 39:06 20:54 Passing Yards (Net) 157 154 Penalties-Yards 14-120 4-36 Total Offense Plays-Yards 91-520 47-326 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 17 1 of 8 Passes Att-Comp-Int 16-8-0 38-16-1 Possession Time 29:52 30:08 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 3 0 of 0 Total Offense Plays-Yards 58-425 70-281 Third-Down Conversions 3 of 10 6 of 17 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 2-8 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-6 4-4 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 3 of 4 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-31 3-61 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-2 4-34 Punt Returns-Yards 2-75 2-44 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 2-3 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-21 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-57 7-176 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-8 2-21 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0

RUSHING: Central Michigan - Devon Spalding 21-83; Jahray Hayes 12-51; Mark Chapman 1-1; Jay Roberson 1-1; Corey Willis 1-minus 6; Cooper Rush 4-minus 40. RUSHING: LSU - Leonard Fournette 26-244; Derrius Guice 4-13; Darrel Williams 2-8; Syracuse - Jordan Fredericks 11-73; Eric Dungey 4-50; Devante McFarlane 8-28; Nick Brossette 1-5; Brandon Harris 6-3; Travin Dural 1-minus 1; TEAM 2-minus 4. Zack Mahoney 1-12; Brisly Estime 1-11; George Morris 1-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2; Syracuse - Zack Mahoney 7-40; George Morris 7-35; Jordan Fredericks 7-23; Austin Wilson 1-minus 2; Dontae Strickland 2-minus 4. Brisly Estime 2-9; Devante McFarlane 4-8; Dontae Strickland 2-7; Riley Dixon 1-5; Ben Lewis 2-0. PASSING: Central Michigan - Cooper Rush 37-51-1-430. Syracuse - Austin Wilson 4-7-1-49; Eric Dungey 3-6-0-93; Zack Mahoney 4-4-0-19. PASSING: LSU - Brandon Harris 8-16-0-157. Syracuse - Zack Mahoney 16-38-1-154. RECEIVING: Central Michigan - Ben McCord 10-147; Devon Spalding 10-102; RECEIVING: LSU - Malachi Dupre 4-73; Travin Dural 1-51; Trey Quinn 1-14; John Diarse 1-12; Jesse Kroll 7-99; Joe Bacci 4-22; Jahray Hayes 3-23; Anthony Rice 2-15; Tyler Conklin 1-22. Leonard Fournette 1-7. Syracuse - Ben Lewis 5-33; Steve Ishmael 4-34; Josh Parris 4-32; Syracuse - Dontae Strickland 2-18; Ben Lewis 2-17; Steve Ishmael 1-62; Brisly Estime 1-22; Brisly Estime 2-50; Dontae Strickland 1-5. Kendall Moore 1-13; Sean Avant 1-12; Jamal Custis 1-7; Alvin Cornelius 1-6; Devante McFarlane 1-4.

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GAME SUMMARIES Game 5 • USF 45, Syracuse 24 Game 6 • Virginia 44, Syracuse 38 (3OT) Oct. 10 • Raymond James Stadium • Tampa, Fla. • Att: 27,235 Oct. 17 • Scott Stadium • Charlottesville, Va. • Att: 39,223

TAMPA, Fla. – The Orange lost its first road game of the season against USF at Raymond CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Syracuse led the entire second half until Virginia tied the game James Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 10. The Orange put together a second-half comeback, but on the last play of regulation and the Orange ultimately lost to the Cavaliers, 44-38, in triple it was not enough as the Bulls recorded a 45-24 victory to end SU’s two-game road winning overtime on Saturday, Oct. 17 at Scott Stadium. The game marked the fourth triple-overtime streak in the series. contest in program history, matching the longest game ever played by the Orange. Playing away from the Carrier Dome for the first time in 2015, the Orange got off to a Trailing 24-21, Virginia’s Irving Frye connected on a 25-yard field goal with no time slow start, but held USF to one touchdown in the first half and trailed 10-3 at the break. remaining to force overtime. Both teams scored touchdowns on their first two OT Both offenses found their rhythms in the second half, with the Bulls outscoring SU 35-21 possessions. In the third extra frame, Cole Murphy tried a 48-yard field goal, but pushed it over the final two quarters to prevail. right. That opened the door for the Cavaliers and Jordan Ellis provided the winning margin Freshman quarterback Eric Dungey returned from injury and threw for a career-high with a 3-yard touchdown run. 232 yards. Dungey accounted for all three Orange touchdowns, passing for two and scoring Eric Dungey accounted for 235 yards of total offense to lead Syracuse. He was 16-for- another on a 7-yard run. 22 passing for 150 yards, and rushed for a personal-best 85 yards. Dungey threw two After a scoreless first quarter, the Bulls went 79 yards on 11 plays to open the scoring. touchdowns in overtime and scored on a 26-yard run late in the first half. Darius Rice capped the drive with a 1-yard touchdown plunge, staking the home team a 7-0 With SU in front 7-0, the two teams combined for 28 points in the last 5:07 of the first lead 45 seconds into the second stanza. The two sides traded field goals late in the period to half, including a spectacular 26-yard TD run by Dungey in which he hurdled Virginia All- round out the first-half scoring. America safety Quin Blanding. The pace quickened dramatically in the second half. The Bulls went up 17-3 after a The second half didn’t feature nearly as many fireworks. SU and Virginia combined for 25-yard touchdown run by Marlon Mack on their first possession of the third quarter. A five total offensive possessions in the third and fourth quarters thanks to some lengthy 42-yard reverse flea-flicker pas from Quinton Flowers to Ryshen Bronson on their next drives by both teams. offensive series put the Bulls in front, 24-3. Murphy drilled a 22-yard field goal on SU’s first second-half series to push the lead to Just like USF, the Orange proved it could score quickly too. SU tallied two touchdowns 24-14 late in the third. However, Virginia managed 10 points on its last two possessions, in the span of 1:53 to slice the lead to 24-17. Dungey rolled left and threw back to Jordan including Frye’s tying field goal to finish off a 19-play, 88-yard march that drained nearly Fredericks, who juked two defenders and spun past another, for a 30-yard touchdown with seven minutes off the clock. 7:34 remaining in the third frame. After Marqez Hodge pounced on a Flowers fumble, Dungey connected with Ervin Philips and Steve Ishmael for touchdowns in overtime. Dungey ran into the end zone from seven yards out at the 5:41 mark. The Cavaliers kept pace on scores by Canaan Severin and . The scoring barrage continued as Mack broke off a 45-yard TD run and Dungey Parris Bennett led the SU defense with a career-high 13 tackles. Blanding tallied a delivered a 7-yard scoring pass to Ishmael to make it 31-24 six seconds into the final quarter. team-high 12 tackles for the Cavaliers, who have now won three straight games against the Needing a touchdown and extra point to tie the score, SU could not muster a stop on Orange. USF’s next series. The Bulls converted three third downs during a 14-play, 82-yard march that ended in a 2-yard touchdown run by Flowers. The final conversion came on third- Score by Quarters and-10 from the SU 34. Flowers’ pass sailed out of bounds, but the Orange was whistled for 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 FINAL a personal foul that kept the drive alive. Syracuse 0 21 3 0 7 7 0 38 The USF defense forced turnovers on SU’s next two possessions, and a 14-yard TD pass Virginia 0 14 0 10 7 7 6 44 from Flowers to Rodney Adams with 7:30 to play closed the scoring. Scoring Summary: Score by Quarters 2nd 10:20 SU Antwan Cordy 44 yd fumble recovery (Cole Murphy kick), SU 7 - VA 0 1 2 3 4 Final 05:07 VA Taquan Mizzell 11 yd run (Ian Frye kick), 11-75 5:13, SU 7 - VA 7 Syracuse 0 3 14 7 24 03:49 VA Wilfred Wahee 32 yd fumble recovery (Ian Frye kick), SU 7 - VA 14 USF 0 10 21 14 45 01:02 SU Jordan Fredericks 1 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 11-76 2:47, SU 14 - VA 14 00:24 SU Eric Dungey 26 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 1-26 0:08, SU 21 - VA 14 Scoring Summary: 3rd 02:26 SU Cole Murphy 22 yd fi eld goal, 13-75 6:56, SU 24 - VA 14 2nd 14:16 USF Darius Tice 1 yd run (Emili Nadelman kick), 11-79 4:44, SU 0 - USF 7 4th 10:31 VA Charlie Hopkins 2 yd pass from Ma Johns (Ian Frye kick), 15-75 6:55, SU 24 - VA 21 03:45 SU Cole Murphy 30 yd field goal, 16-65 10:31, SU 3 - USF 7 00:00 VA Ian Frye 25 yd fi eld goal, 19-88 6:52, SU 24 - VA 24 00:00 USF Emili Nadelman 21 yd field goal, 6-22 1:32, SU 3 - USF 10 OT 15:00 SU Ervin Philips 7 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 5-25 0:00, SU 31 - VA 24 3rd 13:04 USF Marlon Mack 25 yd run (Emili Nadelman kick), 6-75 1:56, SU 3 - USF 17 15:00 VA Canaan Severin 36 yd pass from Ma Johns (Ian Frye kick), 3-40 0:00, SU 31 - VA 31 09:53 USF Ryshen Bronson 42 yd pass from Quinton Flowers (Emili Nadelman kick), 3-75 0:30, SU 3 - USF 24 15:00 VA Taquan Mizzell 13 yd run (Ian Frye kick), 3-25 0:00, SU 31 - VA 38 07:34 SU Jordan Fredericks 30 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 4-72 2:19, SU 10 - USF 24 15:00 SU Steve Ishmael 12 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 1-12 0:00, SU 38 - VA 38 05:41 SU Eric Dungey 7 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 3-16 1:11, SU 17 - USF 24 15:00 VA Jordan Ellis 3 yd run, 5-25 0:00, SU 38 - VA 44 04:53 USF Marlon Mack 45 yd run (Emili Nadelman kick), 3-75 0:48, SU 17 - USF 31 4th 14:54 SU Steve Ishmael 7 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 12-75 4:59, SU 24 - USF 31 09:40 USF Quinton Flowers 2 yd run (Emili Nadelman kick), 14-82 5:14, SU 24 - USF 38 SU VA SU VA 07:30 USF Rodney Adams 14 yd pass from Quinton Flowers (Emili Nadelman kick), 1-14 0:06, SU 24 - USF 45 First Downs 20 25 Punts (Number-Avg) 2-36.5 4-44.8 Rushes-Yards (Net) 43-184 44-159 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-1 Passing Yards (Net) 150 234 Penal es-Yards 4-32 7-78 SU USF SU USF Passes A -Comp-Int 22-16-0 37-24-1 Possession Time 27:49 32:11 First Downs 23 26 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-46.8 2-42.5 Total Off ense Plays-Yards 65-334 81-393 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 9 of 16 Rushes-Yards (Net) 33-73 47-281 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-44 1-32 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 1 Passing Yards (Net) 232 259 Penalties-Yards 6-64 9-85 Punt Returns-Yards 1-26 0-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 5-5 Passes Att-Comp-Int 34-21-1 22-15-0 Possession Time 32:27 27:33 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-22 2-47 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-13 3-15 Total Offense Plays-Yards 67-305 69-540 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 15 7 of 10 Intercep on Returns-Yards 1-3 0-0 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 0 of 0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 4-4 Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-118 2-32 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-16 3-22 RUSHING: Syracuse - Eric Dungey 18-85; Jordan Fredericks 9-33; Ervin Philips 5-28; Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-14 Devante McFarlane 5-18; Riley Dixon 1-15; Dontae Strickland 2-9; George Morris 2-3; TEAM 1-minus 7. Virginia - Taquan Mizzell 13-58; Olamide Zaccheaus 4-37; RUSHING: Syracuse - Eric Dungey 17-31; Ervin Philips 3-21; Jordan Fredericks 4-16; Riley Daniel Hamm 7-35; Jordan Ellis 6-14; Albert Reid 6-11; Ma Johns 7-5; TEAM 1-minus 1. Dixon 1-9; George Morris 5-7; Brisly Estime 1-0; Ben Lewis 1-minus 4; Jacob Hill 1-minus 7. USF - Marlon Mack 20-184; Quinton Flowers 15-55; D’Ernest Johnson 5-25; Darius Tice 5-20; PASSING: Syracuse - Eric Dungey 16-22-0-150. Virginia - Ma Johns 24-37-1-234. Rodney Adams 1-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2. RECEIVING: Syracuse - Steve Ishmael 4-40; Ervin Philips 4-33; Ben Lewis 3-40; PASSING: Syracuse - Eric Dungey 21-34-1-232. USF - Quinton Flowers 15-22-0-259. Brisly Es me 2-12; Alvin Cornelius 1-11; Sean Avant 1-11; Jordan Fredericks 1-3. Virginia - Taquan Mizzell 10-69; Canaan Severin 4-70; Olamide Zaccheaus 3-13; RECEIVING: Syracuse - Ervin Philips 5-75; Steve Ishmael 5-40; Josh Parris 3-19; T.J. Thorpe 2-31; Daniel Hamm 2-31; Keeon Johnson 1-12; Albert Reid 1-6; Jordan Fredericks 2-38; Ben Lewis 2-23; Brisly Estime 2-18; Dontae Strickland 1-10; Charlie Hopkins 1-2. Sean Avant 1-9. USF - Chris Barr 5-37; Ryshen Bronson 3-81; Rodney Adams 3-63; Sean Price 3-22; Tyre McCants 1-56.

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GAME SUMMARIES Game 7 • Pittsburgh 23, Syracuse 20 Game 8 • Florida State 45, Syracuse 21 Oct. 24 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. • Att: 29,832 Oct. 31 • Doak Campbell Stadium • Tallahassee, Fla. • Att: 67,630

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Pitt kicker Chris Blewitt connected on a 25-yard field goal as time TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Orange quarterback Eric Dungey recorded a pair of first-half expired to give the Panthers a 23-20 victory against Syracuse on Saturday, Oct. 24 at the rushing touchdowns, but No. 17 Florida State outscored Syracuse in the second half 17-7 to Carrier Dome. Blewitt’s winning kick ended another tight contest between the rivals, as pull away for a 45-21 victory at Doak Campbell Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 31. three of the last four meetings have been decided by three points or less. Dungey scored on two 1-yard runs against a Seminole defense that had allowed just Steve Ishmael had a career day for the Orange. He caught a personal-best seven passes two rushing TDs total in its first seven games. Dungey has accounted for at least two and posted the first 100-yard receiving game of his career, finishing with 114 yards. The touchdowns in all seven games of his young career and has 16 total touchdowns, two shy of Miami, Fla. native made a 4-yard touchdown catch late in the first half to extend his streak Donovan McNabb’s freshman record for touchdown responsibility (18) set in 1995. to three straight games with a TD. SU scored first. After a 62-yard screen pass from Dungey to Dontae Strickland brought Pitt started the scoring on the game’s first drive. A 38-yard reverse pass from Tyler Boyd the ball down to the FSU 4-yard line, Dungey punched it in from a yard out at the 8:08 mark to Dontez Ford was the key play on the Panthers’ opening series, which led to a Blewitt of the first quarter. 33-yard field goal. Unfortunately, the advantage didn’t last long. FSU notched 21 straight points, including The Orange responded quickly as Jordan Fredericks broke off a 55-yard run on SU’s first two TD passes from backup quarterback Sean Maguire to Travis Rudolph, to go up 21-7 play from scrimmage to position the Orange at the Pitt 20-yard line. On the next play, Eric early in the second quarter. Dungey linked up with Ervin Philips for a 20-yard touchdown. Cole Murphy’s PAT gave the With the home team threatening to pull away, the SU defense stepped up. The Orange Orange a 7-3 advantage. withstood a nine-play FSU drive that ended with a missed Roberto Aguayo field goal and In the second quarter, Murphy hit a 23-yard field goal at the 7:44 mark to make it 10-3. forced a three-and-out on the next Seminoles’ possession. Then things got exciting, as the two sides combined for 17 points in the last two Dungey and the SU offense capitalized. Dungey rushed for 25 yards on SU’s last series minutes of the second quarter. Qadree Ollison finished a 70-yard Pitt scoring march with a of the half, capping the 45-yard march with a 1-yard TD run to the edge, but again the hosts 2-yard TD plunge at the 1:37 mark to tie the score. On the ensuing SU possession, Dungey quickly stole the momentum back. FSU took advantage of a short kickoff, going 58 yards executed a perfect two-minute drill. It took the Orange 1:11 to go 75 yards, capped by a in 45 seconds. Jacques Patrick closed the seven-play drive with a 1-yard TD run with nine 4-yard scoring pass from Dungey to Ishmael that put SU back on top, 17-10. seconds left to make the score 28-14 at the break. Ishmael’s score left 26 seconds on the clock, which Pitt used to its advantage. After a In the third quarter, the combination of Maguire and Rudolph struck for the third time. short kickoff and personal foul penalty against the Orange, the Panthers gained 30 yards on After a Dungey fumble, the duo combined on a 19-yard TD pass that extended the FSU three plays to set up Blewitt, who converted a 30-yard field goal with no time left to narrow advantage to 35-14. The touchdown was the first of 17 straight Seminole points, which the margin to 17-13 at the break. included a 28-yard touchdown run by Patrick and a 35-yard field goal by Aguayo, that put Neither team scored in the third quarter, but the Panthers capitalized on Dungey’s the game out of reach. second interception of the period. Lafayette Pitts anticipated a Dungey throw and returned SU’s Brisly Estime capped the scoring by returning his second punt for a touchdown in the pick 17 yards to the SU 44-yard line. Pitt handed the ball to Ollison six times on the 2015. Estime took Cason Beatty’s boot back 59 yards through traffic with 1:20 to go for the ensuing possession, including a 1-yard touchdown run with 14 minutes left to put the first punt return TD against the Seminoles since 2001. In addition, Estime became the first Panthers ahead for the first time, 20-17. Orange player with multiple punt return touchdowns in a season since Quinton Spotwood Murphy tied the game on his second field goal of the day, this one from 37 yards, set the school record with four in 1997. however the Orange never got the ball back after that. Pitt executed a 19-play drive that chewed up the remaining 9:20 of the game. The Panthers converted four third downs on Score by Quarters the drive. They also converted a fourth-and-seven when punter Ryan Winslow passed to 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Matt Galambos for 12 yards to set the stage for Blewitt’s winning kick. Syracuse 7 7 0 7 21 Florida State 14 14 7 10 45 Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Scoring Summary: Pitt 3 10 0 10 23 1st 08:23 SU Eric Dungey 1 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 3-66 1:02, SU 7 - FS 0 Syracuse 7 10 0 3 20 08:08 FS Travis Rudolph 75 yd pass from Sean Maguire (Roberto Aguayo kick), 1-75 0:15, SU 7 - FS 7 02:36 FS Travis Rudolph 45 yd pass from Sean Maguire (Roberto Aguayo kick), 4-83 1:22, SU 7 - FS 14 Scoring Summary: 2nd 12:55 FS Jacques Patrick 2 yd run (Roberto Aguayo kick), 10-87 3:32, SU 7 - FS 21 1st 09:58 UP Chris Blewitt 33 yd field goal, 9-64 5:02, UP 3 - SU 0 00:56 SU Eric Dungey 1 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 7-45 1:28, SU 14 - FS 21 09:12 SU Ervin Philips 20 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 2-75 0:46, UP 3 - SU 7 00:09 FS Jacques Patrick 1 yd run (Roberto Aguayo kick), 7-58 0:45, SU 14 - FS 28 2nd 07:44 SU Cole Murphy 23 yd field goal, 17-62 7:59, UP 3 - SU 10 3rd 07:03 FS Travis Rudolph 19 yd pass from Sean Maguire (Roberto Aguayo kick), 3-23 1:23, SU 14 - FS 35 01:37 UP Qadree Ollison 2 yd run (Chris Blewitt kick), 14-70 6:07, UP 10 - SU 10 4th 13:33 FS Jacques Patrick 28 yd run (Roberto Aguayo kick), 7-82 3:04, SU 14 - FS 42 00:26 SU Steve Ishmael 4 yd pass from Eric Dungey (Cole Murphy kick), 9-75 1:11, UP 10 - SU 17 06:08 FS Roberto Aguayo 35 yd field goal, 9-55 3:39, SU 14 - FS 45 00:00 UP Chris Blewitt 30 yd field goal, 4-30 0:26, UP 13 - SU 17 01:20 SU Brisly Estime 59 yd punt return (Cole Murphy kick), SU 21 - FS 45 4th 14:00 UP Qadree Ollison 1 yd run (Chris Blewitt kick), 7-44 2:57, UP 20 - SU 17 09:20 SU Cole Murphy 37 yd field goal, 10-55 4:40, UP 20 - SU 20 00:00 UP Chris Blewitt 25 yd field goal, 19-89 9:20, UP 23 - SU 20 SU FS SU FS First Downs 14 23 Punts (Number-Avg) 9-44.9 6-46.5 Rushes-Yards (Net) 42-173 34-221 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 UP SU UP SU Passing Yards (Net) 130 354 Penalties-Yards 5-45 9-77 First Downs 24 16 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-41.2 3-38.3 Passes Att-Comp-Int 25-12-0 38-25-0 Possession Time 30:09 29:51 Rushes-Yards (Net) 46-188 23-136 Fumbles-Lost 3-0 0-0 Total Offense Plays-Yards 67-303 72-575 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 16 5 of 13 Passing Yards (Net) 239 217 Penalties-Yards 6-60 4-39 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-5 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-21-0 31-22-2 Possession Time 36:37 23:23 Punt Returns-Yards 4-83 2-9 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 4-4 Total Offense Plays-Yards 74-427 54-353 Third-Down Conversions 9 of 17 5 of 11 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-32 1-19 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-9 2-9 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 1 of 1 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-4 1-12 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 4-4 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-104 0-0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-13 Interception Returns-Yards 2-19 0-0 RUSHING: Syracuse - George Morris 6-55; Eric Dungey 13-46; Jordan Fredericks 10-37; Ervin Philips 6-23; Dontae Strickland 4-13; Devante McFarlane 2-1; TEAM 1-minus 2. RUSHING: Pitt - Qadree Ollison 23-103; Tyler Boyd 6-34; Chris James 7-31; Florida State - Jacques Patrick 24-162; Johnathan Vickers 8-64; Sean Maguire 2-minus 5. Nate Peterman 8-24; Darrin Hall 2-minus 4. Syracuse - Jordan Fredericks 12-91; Eric Dungey 6-38; Ervin Philips 3-8; George Morris 1-1; Devante McFarlane 1-minus 2. PASSING: Syracuse - Eric Dungey 11-24-0-120; Zack Mahoney 1-1-0-10. Florida State - Sean Maguire 23-35-0-348; J.J. Cosentino 2-3-0-6. PASSING: Pitt - Nate Peterman 19-25-0-189; Ryan Winslow 1-1-0-12; TEAM 0-1-0-0; Tyler Boyd 1-1-0-38. Syracuse - Eric Dungey 21-30-2-210; Zack Mahoney 1-1-0-7. RECEIVING: Syracuse - Josh Parris 4-35; Ervin Philips 3-minus 1; Dontae Strickland 1-62; Steve Ishmael 1-25; Cameron MacPherson 1-10; Brisly Estime 1-2; Eric Dungey 1-minus 3. RECEIVING: Pitt - Tyler Boyd 12-93; Dontez Ford 4-78; Chris James 1-22; Scott Orndoff 1-17; Florida State - Jesus Wilson 6-69; Jacques Patrick 6-62; Travis Rudolph 5-191; J.P. Holtz 1-14; Matt Galambos 1-12; Zach Challingsworth 1-3. Johnathan Vickers 2-6; 2-6; Kermit Whitfield 2-3; Freddie Stevenson 1-10; Syracuse - Steve Ishmael 7-114; Ervin Philips 6-50; Brisly Estime 3-22; Josh Parris 3-19; Ermon Lane 1-7. Jordan Fredericks 2-8; George Morris 1-4.

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GAME SUMMARIES Game 9 • Louisville 41, Syracuse 17 Game 10 • Clemson 37, Syracuse 27 Nov. 7 • Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium • Louisville, Ky. • Att: 46,158 Nov. 14 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. • Att: 36,736

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Syracuse led 10-7 after the first quarter, but Louisville scored 34 SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The Orange’s upset bid fell short against No. 1 Clemson, as the Tigers straight points and rolled to a 41-17 victory against the Orange on Saturday, Nov. 7 at Papa managed to hold off SU at the Carrier Dome, 37-27, on Saturday, Nov. 14. SU trailed by John’s Cardinal Stadium. 14 points three times, but managed to make it a one-score game heading into the fourth Ervin Philips and Steve Ishmael accounted for the Orange’s two touchdowns. Philips’ quarter before succumbing to the Tigers. score came on a 10-yard run in the opening quarter and marked the first rushing touchdown The Orange rushed for 242 yards against Clemson’s vaunted front seven, averaging 7.1 of his career. Ishmael’s TD was on a 9-yard reception with 26 seconds left in the game. yards a carry on 34 attempts in the contest. SU’s rushing total was more than twice what Defensively, the Orange tied its season high with four takeaways. SU intercepted the Tigers’ defense had allowed on average coming into the game (118.9). Louisville quarterback Kyle Bolin once and recovered three Cardinal fumbles. Steven Clark The Orange used misdirection as well as double- and triple-option plays to keep the had two of the fumble recoveries to become the first Orange defender since Arthur Jones Tigers off balance. Backup quarterback Zack Mahoney orchestrated the attack, rushing for versus USF in 2009 to fall on two loose footballs. Cordell Hudson and Kielan Whitner set 76 yards on 10 carries, including touchdown runs of 10 and 12 yards. He was also 8-of-21 career highs with nine tackles each. Hudson also intercepted the first pass of his career. passing for 80 yards. Whitner was credited with his first career forced fumble in the contest. George Morris led all Orange runners with a career-high 80 yards on 14 carries. After Louisville went 75 yards in 1:41 to take a 7-0 lead on the game’s first possession, The game started with a bang. The two ACC Atlantic Division rivals combined for 35 SU scored 10 straight points to claim the advantage. Philips got the Orange on the board points in the opening quarter with Clemson holding a 21-14 advantage after the period. two plays after Hudson picked off Bolin and returned the ball 18 yards to the Louisville 46. In the second quarter, Deshaun Watson hit Deon Cain for a 40-yard touchdown early The SU defense forced a three-and-out on the Cardinals’ next series and quarterback Eric in the frame to push the Clemson margin to 28-14. Cole Murphy and Clemson kicker Greg Dungey engineered a 16-play drive capped by Cole Murphy’s 36-yard field goal with 14 Huegel exchanged field goals late in the half to make the score 31-17 Tigers at the break. seconds remaining in the first quarter. After punts by both teams on their initial second-half possessions, Mahoney led the Louisville turned the tide late in the first half when Trumaine Washington intercepted Orange on a 97-yard scoring drive to pull SU back within a touchdown. Mahoney accounted a Dungey pass and returned it 39 yards for a touchdown with 5:42 to go before the for 87 yards on the drive (45 passing, 42 rushing) and capped the march with a 12-yard intermission. Bolin followed Washington’s pick-six with a 13-yard TD pass to at touchdown run at the 6:48 mark of the third. the 1:23 mark to make the score 21-10 Louisville at the break. In the fourth quarter, the teams exchanged field goals on three straight possessions. Bolin went on to throw two more touchdown passes in the second half, including Murphy made a 24-yard attempt in between Huegel hitting from 31 and 42 yards out to give another to Hikutini in the third quarter. Johnn Wallace kicked a pair of field goals to give the Tigers a 37-27 lead with 6:58 to go in regulation. Louisville its biggest lead of the day at 41-10 with 7:32 remaining. Clemson forced a three-and-out on Syracuse’s next series, which proved to be the SU put together a late scoring drive, going 38 yards on 11 plays, capped by Ishmael’s last time it had the ball. The Tigers ran 13 plays to eat up the last 5:57 of the contest and touchdown on a pass from Zack Mahoney. Mahoney replaced Dungey earlier in the drive preserve the 10-point win. when Dungey exited due to injury. Watson accounted for 465 of Clemson’s 570 yards of total offense and three touchdowns. He was 34-for-47 passing for 360 yards and two scores. He also rushed 14 Score by Quarters times for 105 yards and one touchdown. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Syracuse 10 0 0 7 17 Score by Quarters Louisville 7 14 10 10 41 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Clemson 21 10 0 6 37 Scoring Summary: Syracuse 14 3 7 3 27 1st 13:19 LOU Jeremy Smith 4 yd run (John Wallace kick), 4-75 1:41, SU 0 - LOU 7 10:14 SU Ervin Philips 10 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 2-46 0:36, SU 7 - LOU 7 Scoring Summary: 00:14 SU Cole Murphy 36 yd field goal, 16-62 7:53, SU 10 - LOU 7 1st 14:27 CU Wayne Gallman 11 yd run (Greg Huegel kick), 2-75 0:33, CU 7 - SU 0 2nd 05:42 LOU Trumaine Washington 39 yd interception return (John Wallace kick), , SU 10 - LOU 14 13:01 CU Deshaun Watson 3 yd run (Greg Huegel kick), 5-23 1:23, CU 14 - SU 0 01:23 LOU Cole Hikutini 13 yd pass from Kyle Bolin (John Wallace kick), 8-89 2:09, SU 10 - LOU 21 11:17 SU Ervin Philips 28 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 1-28 0:06, CU 14 - SU 7 3rd 09:25 LOU Cole Hikutini 10 yd pass from Kyle Bolin (John Wallace kick), 9-64 2:47, SU 10 - LOU 28 03:34 SU Zack Mahoney 10 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 4-56 2:01, CU 14 - SU 14 00:42 LOU John Wallace 19 yd field goal, 6-70 3:02, SU 10 - LOU 31 00:05 CU Charone Peake 4 yd pass from Deshaun Watson (Greg Huegel kick), 10-75 3:29, CU 21 - SU 14 4th 09:51 LOU Keith Towbridge 12 yd pass from Kyle Bolin (John Wallace kick), 1-12 0:07, SU 10 - LOU 38 2nd 12:54 CU Deon Cain 40 yd pass from Deshaun Watson (Greg Huegel kick), 3-70 0:44, CU 28 - SU 14 07:32 LOU John Wallace 26 yd field goal, 4--3 1:32, SU 10 - LOU 41 03:20 SU Cole Murphy 48 yd field goal, 8-28 3:32, CU 28 - SU 17 00:26 SU Steve Ishmael 9 yd pass from Zack Mahoney (Cole Murphy kick), 11-38 5:19, SU 17 - LOU 41 00:37 CU Greg Huegel 38 yd field goal, 11-52 2:43, CU 31 - SU 17 3rd 06:48 SU Zack Mahoney 12 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 8-97 3:03, CU 31 - SU 24 4th 13:33 CU Greg Huegel 31 yd field goal, 11-47 2:52, CU 34 - SU 24 10:18 SU Cole Murphy 24 yd field goal, 6-68 3:15, CU 34 - SU 27 SU LOU SU LOU 06:58 CU Greg Huegel 42 yd field goal, 7-60 3:20, CU 37 - SU 27 First Downs 13 23 Punts (Number-Avg) 8-43.4 4-39.8 Rushes-Yards (Net) 36-102 31-217 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-3 Passing Yards (Net) 184 362 Penalties-Yards 4-20 9-84 Passes Att-Comp-Int 37-19-2 36-24-1 Possession Time 33:54 26:06 CU SU CU SU Total Offense Plays-Yards 73-286 67-579 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 18 1 of 9 First Downs 29 16 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-34.0 6-48.5 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-31 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 1 of 1 Rushes-Yards (Net) 37-210 34-242 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1 Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 2--2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 6-7 Passing Yards (Net) 360 80 Penalties-Yards 8-69 9-83 Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-155 2-26 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-8 2-10 Passes Att-Comp-Int 47-34-1 21-8-0 Possession Time 32:18 27:42 Interception Returns-Yards 1-18 2-66 Total Offense Plays-Yards 84-570 55-322 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 14 3 of 13 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0 Punt Returns-Yards 2-2 0-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 3-3 RUSHING: Syracuse - Eric Dungey 13-45; Jordan Fredericks 9-29; Ervin Philips 6-26; Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-108 4-70 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-3 0-0 Devante McFarlane 2-4; Dontae Strickland 2-2; Zack Mahoney 2-minus 1; Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 George Morris 2-minus 3. Louisville - Brandon Radcliff 10-117; Jeremy Smith 13-71; L.J. Scott 5-36; Malin Jones 1-2; Corvin Lamb 1-minus 1; Kyle Bolin 1-minus 8. RUSHING: Clemson - Deshaun Watson 14-105; Wayne Gallman 15-66; Zac Brooks 5-38; PASSING: Syracuse - Eric Dungey 15-30-2-158; Zack Mahoney 3-6-0-27; Kelly Bryant 1-3; TEAM 2-minus 2. Syracuse - George Morris 14-80; Zack Mahoney 10-76; Riley Dixon 1-1-0-minus 1. Louisville - Kyle Bolin 24-35-1-362; TEAM 0-1-0-0. Jordan Fredericks 5-47; Ervin Philips 1-28; Devante McFarlane 3-11; Alvin Cornelius 1-0.

RECEIVING: Syracuse - Josh Parris 5-24; Steve Ishmael 4-61; Ervin Philips 3-33; PASSING: Clemson - Deshaun Watson 34-47-1-360. Syracuse - Zack Mahoney 8-21-0-80. Alvin Cornelius 2-18; Dontae Strickland 2-16; Brisly Estime 1-36; Ron Thompson 1-minus 1; George Morris 1-minus 3. Louisville - James Quick 5-72; 5-57; RECEIVING: Clemson - Artavis Scott 12-73; Charone Peake 7-120; Germone Hopper 5-44; Jamari Staples 4-79; Keith Towbridge 3-53; Cole Hikutini 3-28; L.J. Scott 2-57; Deon Cain 4-67; Jordan Leggett 3-29; Hunter Renfrow 1-21; Trevion Thompson 1-5; Jeremy Smith 1-11; Traveon Samuel 1-5. Wayne Gallman 1-1. Syracuse - Brisly Estime 2-24; Ben Lewis 2-17; George Morris 2-9; Steve Ishmael 1-28; Josh Parris 1-2.

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GAME SUMMARIES Game 11 • NC State 42, Syracuse 29 Game 12 • Syracuse 20, Boston College 17 Nov. 21 • Carter-Finley Stadium • Raleigh, N.C. • Att: 55,260 Nov. 28 • Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. • Att: 30,317

RALEIGH, N.C. – Zack Mahoney and Jordan Fredericks accounted for three of the SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Cole Murphy’s 35-yard field goal as time expired propelled Syracuse Orange’s four touchdowns in a 42-29 loss to NC State at Carter-Finley Stadium on Saturday, to a dramatic 20-17 victory over Boston College on Senior Day at the Carrier Dome on Nov. 21. Mahoney threw a pair of TD passes and Fredericks broke off a 75-yard scoring run Saturday, Nov. 28. The Orange defense stepped up in ’s final game as head to provide most of Syracuse’s points. coach, holding the Eagles to just one completion, forcing six three-and-outs and stopping Mahoney, making his second straight start in place of Eric Dungey, finished 10-for- the visitors 11 out of 12 times on third down. 21 passing for 152 yards. Fredericks paced SU on the ground with 86 yards to move past After the Eagles knotted the game at 17 on a 43-yard field goal by Colton Lichtenberg Damien Rhodes for third on the school’s freshman rushing record list with 559 yards. with 2:42 remaining, the Orange started their winning drive on their own 31. Quarterback The Wolfpack scored touchdowns on its first two drives and led 14-3 lead after the Zack Mahoney completed a clutch nine-yard pass to Ervin Philips on third-and-6 to move opening quarter. the chains. Two plays later, Mahoney fired a 10-yard strike to Alvin Cornelius to position Late in the first half, Nyheim Hines stretched the Wolpack lead to 21-3 with a 4-yard TD the Orange at the Eagles’ 41-yard line. A Boston College offsides penalty and three straight run. However, Syracuse answered, going 70 yards in four plays for its first touchdown of the running plays by the Orange set up Murphy’s decisive kick. game. Mahoney finished the march by finding Ervin Philips in the end zone from 30 yards Philips led the Orange with 94 yards from scrimmage. He rushed for 75 yards and out. The Orange elected to go for two, but Mahoney’s pass fell incomplete and the score a touchdown on 10 carries to go with 19 yards on four receptions. In his fourth start, remained 21-9. Mahoney was 11-of-25 passing for 86 yards and one touchdown to earn his first career win. Syracuse trimmed the lead to five on the first play of the second half. Fredericks took Virtually all of BC’s offensive production came on the ground. The Eagles amassed 239 a handoff from Mahoney and raced 75 yards to paydirt to close the gap to 21-16 following yards of offense, including 230 yards rushing. Quarterback Jeff Smith led the way with 117 Murphy’s extra point. yards on 13 carries. Running back Tyler Rouse also topped the centrury mark, gaining 111 NC State pushed the lead back to 12 on its ensuing possession. Jacoby Brissett hit yards on 24 carries and scoring two touchdowns. The Eagles did not complete a pass until David Grinnage for an 11-yard gain on fourth-and-7, and the Wolfpack capitalized on the the 6:41 mark of the fourth quarter as Smith finished 1-of-13 passing for nine yards. The conversion two plays later when Brissett hooked up with Jumichael Ramos for a 5-yard nine passing yards were the 10th-fewest ever for an Orange opponent and the fewest since touchdown. Army finished with zero yards through the air on Sept. 16, 1989. The Wolfpack began to pull away later in the third. Darian Roseboro intercepted With the game tied at 7-all, the Orange defense stepped up late in the first half. Mahoney and returned the pick 20 yards for a touchdown at the 5:20 mark. NC State added Syracuse recorded interceptions on back-to-back BC possessions, including one by Cordell another score less than three minutes into the fourth quarter when Dakwa Nichols ran it in Hudson that led to a season-long, 49-yard field goal by Murphy that gave SU its first lead, from 17 yards out to make the score 42-16. 10-7, with 2:25 left before intermission. SU registered two late touchdowns to close the scoring. Oliver Vigille returned an NC Early in the third quarter, Steve Ishmael caught a 1-yard TD pass from Mahoney to State fumble 29 yards for a score. SU recovered the ensuing onside kick, which led to a extend the advantage to 17-7 with 10:45 to go in the period. 3-yard touchdown pass from Mahoney to Ishmael with 2:37 to play. SU tried another onside The Eagles answered back less than a minute later. Smith sprinted 51 yards to the kick after Ishmael’s touchdown, but it was recovered by the Wolfpack and the hosts ran out Orange 9-yard line on first down. Rouse did the rest, finding the end zone on the very next the clock for their second staight win over the Orange. play to cut the SU lead to three, 17-14, at the 9:53 mark. Following Rouse’s second score, the two teams exchanged punts on the next seven Score by Quarters possessions until Lichtenberg’s tying field goal. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Shafer finished his three-year Syracuse head coaching tenure with a 14-23 overall Syracuse 3 6 7 13 29 record. The victory was the Orange’s fourth in the last six meetings with the Eagles. NC State 14 7 14 7 42 Score by Quarters Scoring Summary: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final 1st 09:04 ST Jaylen Samuels 7 yd pass from Jacoby Brissett (Kyle Bambard kick), 11-75 5:56, SU 0 - ST 7 Boston College 7 0 7 3 17 05:06 SU Cole Murphy 18 yd field goal, 9-71 3:52, SU 3 - ST 7 Syracuse 0 10 7 3 20 03:07 ST Reggie Gallaspy 1 yd run (Kyle Bambard kick), 6-73 1:53, SU 3 - ST 14 2nd 03:08 ST Nyheim Hines 4 yd run (Kyle Bambard kick), 14-87 7:35, SU 3 - ST 21 Scoring Summary: 01:31 SU Ervin Philips 30 yd pass from Zack Mahoney (Zack Mahoney pass failed), 4-70 1:37, SU 9 - ST 21 1st 02:21 BC Tyler Rouse 1 yd run (Colton Lichtenberg kick), 4-33 1:17, BC 7 - SU 0 3rd 14:50 SU Jordan Fredericks 75 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 1-75 0:10, SU 16 - ST 21 2nd 13:33 SU Ervin Philips 2 yd run (Cole Murphy kick), 7-65 3:48, BC 7 - SU 7 12:21 ST Jumichael Ramos 5 yd pass from Jacoby Brissett (Kyle Bambard kick), 9-73 2:23, SU 16 - ST 28 02:25 SU Cole Murphy 49 yd field goal, 4-2 1:53, BC 7 - SU 10 05:20 ST Darian Roseboro 20 yd interception return (Kyle Bambard kick), SU 16 - ST 35 3rd 10:45 SU Steve Ishmael 1 yd pass from Zack Mahoney (Cole Murphy kick), 8-66 4:15, BC 7 - SU 17 4th 12:05 ST Dakwa Nichols 17 yd run (Kyle Bambard kick), 6-80 2:47, SU 16 - ST 42 09:53 BC Tyler Rouse 9 yd run (Colton Lichtenberg kick), 2-62 0:52, BC 14 - SU 17 05:50 SU Oliver Vigille 29 yd fumble recovery (Cole Murphy kick), SU 23 - ST 42 4th 02:42 BC Colton Lichtenberg 43 yd field goal, 12-41 5:41, BC 17 - SU 17 02:37 SU Steve Ishmael 3 yd pass from Zack Mahoney (Zack Mahoney pass failed), 9-40 3:09, SU 29 - ST 42 00:00 SU Cole Murphy 35 yd field goal, 10-51 2:42, BC 17 - SU 20

SU ST SU ST BC SU BC SU First Downs 15 27 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-46.3 3-39.3 First Downs 9 17 Punts (Number-Avg) 7-43.4 8-36.5 Rushes-Yards (Net) 32-140 47-276 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1 Rushes-Yards (Net) 40-230 45-155 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Passing Yds (Net) 152 235 Penalties-Yards 9-77 10-98 Passing Yds (Net) 9 86 Penalties-Yards 11-119 6-55 Passes Att-Comp-Int 21-10-1 34-21-1 Possession Time 24:45 35:15 Passes Att-Comp-Int 13-1-2 26-11-0 Possession Time 25:36 34:24 Total Offense Plays-Yards 53-292 81-511 Third-Down Conversions 2 of 11 6 of 15 Total Offense Plays-Yards 53-239 71-241 Third-Down Conversions 1 of 12 4 of 13 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-29 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 3 of 3 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-3 3-33 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 5-6 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 3-3 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-74 3-69 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-18 2-10 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-133 2-46 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-15 1-5 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-20 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-22

RUSHING: Syracuse - Jordan Fredericks 7-86; Ervin Philips 6-27; George Morris 4-19; RUSHING: Boston College - Jeff Smith 13-117; Tyler Rouse 24-111; Myles Willis 2-2; Zack Mahoney 12-14; TEAM 1-minus 2; Dontae Strickland 2-minus 4. Richard Wilson 1-0. Syracuse - Ervin Philips 10-75; Jordan Fredericks 13-48; NC State - Reggie Gallaspy 13-81; Dakwa Nichols 12-78; Nyheim Hines 6-70; Dontae Strickland 5-16; George Morris 6-13; Zack Mahoney 9-10; Devante McFarlane 1-0; Jaylen Samuels 6-47; Jacoby Brissett 7-9; TEAM 1-minus 1; Bra’Lon Cherry 1-minus 2; TEAM 1-minus 7. Jalan McClendon 1-minus 6. PASSING: Boston College - Jeff Smith 1-13-2-9. Syracuse - Zack Mahoney 11-25-0-86; PASSING: Syracuse - Zack Mahoney 10-21-1-152. NC State - Jacoby Brissett 21-33-1-235; Dontae Strickland 0-1-0-0 TEAM 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Boston College - Thadd Smith 1-9. Syracuse - Steve Ishmael 4-44; RECEIVING: Syracuse - Steve Ishmael 4-40; Ben Lewis 3-62; Ervin Philips 2-36; Ervin Philips 4-19; Alvin Cornelius 1-10; George Morris 1-7; Jordan Fredericks 1-6. Dontae Strickland 1-14. NC State - Jumichael Ramos 8-83; Nyheim Hines 5-69; David J. Grinnage 2-31; Cole Cook 1-13; Gavin Locklear 1-12; Maurice Trowell 1-11; Jaylen Samuels 1-7; Bra’Lon Cherry 1-6; Johnathan Alston 1-3.

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2015 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS ACC AWARD WINNERS

ACC Games Overall Player of the Year ...... Deshaun Watson, Clemson Atlan c Division W L For Opp Hm Rd W L For Opp Hm Rd Nu Div Streak Off . Player of the Year ...... Deshaun Watson, Clemson Clemson 8 0 304 152 4-0 4-0 14 1 577 325 7-0 5-0 2-1 6-0 Lost 1 Def. Player of the Year ...... Jeremy Cash, Duke Florida State 6 2 216 144 4-0 2-2 10 3 412 217 7-0 3-2 0-1 5-1 Lost 1 Rookie of the Year ...... Jordan Whitehead, Pi sburgh Louisville 5 3 208 200 3-1 2-2 8 5 373 313 4-2 3-2 1-1 4-2 Won 2 Off . Rookie of the Year ...... Qadree Ollison, Pi sburgh NC State 3 5 219 237 1-3 2-2 7 6 432 336 3-3 4-2 0-1 3-3 Lost 2 Syracuse 2 6 202 266 2-2 0-4 4 8 327 372 4-3 0-5 0-0 2-4 Won 1 Def. Rookie of the Year ..Jordan Whitehead, Pi sburgh Wake Forest 1 7 120 219 0-4 1-3 3 9 209 295 1-5 2-4 0-0 1-5 Lost 6 Coach of the Year ...... Dabo Swinney, Clemson Boston College 0 8 73 147 0-4 0-4 3 9 206 183 3-4 0-5 0-0 0-6 Lost 8 Jim Tatum Award ...... Jeremy Cash, Duke Coastal Division W L For Opp Hm Rd W L For Opp Hm Rd Nu Div Streak (Top Senior Student-Athlete) North Carolina 8 0 340 190 4-0 4-0 11 3 570 343 7-0 4-0 0-3 6-0 Lost 2 Pi sburgh 6 2 216 182 2-2 4-0 8 5 367 339 3-3 5-1 0-1 4-2 Lost 2 Brian Piccolo Award ...... Hunter Knighton, Miami Miami 5 3 199 259 3-1 2-2 8 5 361 366 5-1 3-3 0-1 5-1 Lost 1 (Most Courageous Player) Duke 4 4 220 260 2-2 2-2 8 5 410 330 3-3 4-2 1-0 2-4 Won 2 Virginia Tech 4 4 203 186 1-3 3-1 7 6 403 342 2-4 4-2 1-0 2-4 Won 2 ....Roderick Johnson, Florida State Virginia 3 5 217 233 3-1 0-4 4 8 309 386 4-3 0-5 0-0 2-4 Lost 1 (Most Outstanding Blocker) Georgia Tech 1 7 188 250 1-3 0-4 3 9 351 309 3-4 0-5 0-0 0-6 Lost 4

ALL-ACC FOOTBALL TEAM (ACSMA) ALL-ACC FOOTBALL TEAM (COACHES)

First Team - Off ense First Team - Defense First Team - Off ense First Team - Defense WR Tyler Boyd, Pi sburgh DE Shaq Lawson, Clemson WR Tyler Boyd, Pi sburgh DE Shaq Lawson, Clemson WR Artavis Sco , Clemson DE Ejuan Price, Pi sburgh WR Artavis Sco , Clemson DE Ejuan Price, Pi sburgh WR Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech DT Carlos Watkins, Clemson WR Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech DT Connor Wujciak, Boston College TE Jaylen Samuels, NC State DT ( e) Luther Maddy, Virginia Tech TE Jordan Legge , Clemson DT Nile Lawrence-Stample, Florida State T Roderick Johnson, Florida State DT ( e) Connor Wujciak, Boston College T Roderick Johnson, Florida State LB Steven Daniels, Boston College T Joe Thuney, NC State LB Micah Kiser, Virginia T Adam Bisnowaty, Pi sburgh LB Brandon Chubb, Wake Forest G Landon Turner, North Carolina LB Brandon Chubb, Wake Forest G Landon Turner, North Carolina LB Ben Boulware, Clemson G Eric Mac Lain, Clemson LB Keith Kelsey, Louisville G Eric Mac Lain, Clemson CB Jalen Ramsey, Florida State C Ma Skura, Duke CB Jalen Ramsey, Florida State C Ma Skura, Duke CB Mackensie Alexander, Clemson QB Deshaun Watson, Clemson CB Mackensie Alexander, Clemson QB Deshaun Watson, Clemson S Jeremy Cash, Duke RB , Florida State S Jeremy Cash, Duke RB Dalvin Cook, Florida State S Jayron Kearse, Clemson RB Elijah Hood, North Carolina S Quin Blanding, Virginia RB Wayne Gallman, Clemson P Alex Kinal, Wake Forest K Roberto Aguayo, Florida State P Riley Dixon, Syracuse K Roberto Aguayo, Florida State Sp. DeVon Edwards, Duke Sp. Ryan Switzer, North Carolina Second Team - Defense Second Team - Defense DE Mike Rose, NC State Second Team - Off ense DE Mike Rose, NC State Second Team - Off ense DE Sheldon Rankins, Louisville WR Travis Rudolph, Florida State DE DeMarcus Walker, Florida State WR , Miami DT Luther Maddy, Virginia Tech WR Canaan Severin, Virginia DT Nile Lawrence-Stample, Florida State WR Kermit Whi ield, Florida State DT Carlos Watkins, Clemson WR ( e) Mack Hollins, North Carolina DT DeAngelo Brown, Louisville WR Canaan Severin, Virginia LB Keith Kelsey, Louisville ( e) Kermit Whi ield, Florida State LB Steven Daniels, Boston College TE ( e) Jaylen Samuels, NC State LB Micah Kiser, Virginia TE Jordan Legge , Clemson ( e) Ben Boulware, Clemson ( e) , Virginia Tech LB ( e) Dwayne Norman, Duke T Jon Heck, North Carolina ( e) B.J. Goodson, Clemson T Jon Heck, North Carolina ( e) Reggie Northrup, Florida State T Adam Bisnowaty, Pi sburgh ( e) Reggie Northrup, Florida State T Joe Thuney, NC State CB Ar e Burns, Miami G Dorian Johnson, Pi sburgh CB M.J. Stewart, North Carolina G Dorian Johnson, Pi sburgh CB Des Lawrence, North Carolina G Caleb Peterson, North Carolina CB Ar e Burns, Miami G Caleb Peterson, North Carolina S Quin Blanding, Virginia C Jay Guillermo, Clemson S Jayron Kearse, Clemson C Jay Guillermo, Clemson S Jus n Simmons, Boston College QB Marquise Williams, North Carolina S Jus n Simmons, Boston College QB Marquise Williams, North Carolina P Riley Dixon, Syracuse RB Wayne Gallman, Clemson P Alex Kinal, Wake Forest RB Elijah Hood, North Carolina RB Qadree Ollison, Pi sburgh RB Qadree Ollison, Pi sburgh Third Team - Defense K Greg Huegel, Clemson Third Team - Defense K Ross Mar n, Duke DE Dadi Nicolas, Virginia Tech Sp. Ryan Switzer, North Carolina DE Sheldon Rankins, Louisville Sp. DeVon Edwards, Duke DE DeMarcus Walker, Florida State DE Ron Thompson, Syracuse DT , Georgia Tech Third Team - Off ense DT Nazair Jones, North Carolina Third Team - Off ense DT Darryl Render, Pi sburgh WR Stacy Coley, Miami DT Derrick Nnadi, Florida State WR Ryan Switzer, North Carolina LB Ma Milano, Boston College WR Ryan Switzer, North Carolina DT Darryl Render, Pi sburgh WR Rashawn Sco , Miami LB James Burgess, Louisville WR Quinshad Davis, North Carolina LB Shakeel Rashad, North Carolina WR Mack Hollins, North Carolina LB ( e) Shakeel Rashad, North Carolina TE Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech LB James Burgess, Louisville TE J.P. Holtz, Pi sburgh ( e) Nicholas Grigsby, Pi sburgh T Mitch Hya , Clemson LB Dwayne Norman, Duke T Joe Gore, Clemson ( e) Jeff Schoe mer, North Carolina T Joe Gore, Clemson CB Cordrea Tankersley, Clemson T Mitch Hya , Clemson ( e) B.J. Goodson, Clemson G Tyrone Crowder, Clemson CB Des Lawrence, North Carolina G Ross Burbank, Virginia CB Cordrea Tankersley, Clemson G Kareem Are, Florida State S Jordan Whitehead, Pi sburgh G Tyrone Crowder, Clemson CB Trumaine Washington, Louisville C Lucas Crowley, North Carolina S Derwin James, Florida State C Lucas Crowley, North Carolina S Jordan Whitehead, Pi sburgh QB Brad Kaaya, Miami P Will Monday, Duke QB Brad Kaaya, Miami S ( e) , Miami RB Taquan Mizzell, Virginia RB Taquan Mizzell, Virginia S ( e) Josh Harvey-Clemons, Louisville RB Travon McMillian, Virginia Tech RB Joe Yearby, Miami P Will Monday, Duke K Ross Mar n, Duke K ( e) Greg Huegel, Clemson Sp. Brisly Es me, Syracuse ( e) Michael Badgley, Miami ( e) Nick Weiler, North Carolina Sp. Kermit Whi ield, Florida State

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1889 1900 1910 On Nov. 23, Syracuse traveled to Rochester for its , a Cornell grad, was hired as head In its 22nd season of intercollegiate football, SU first intercollegiate football game. Wearing pink and football coach and to start the crew program. He finished 5-4-1. T.A. Dwight Jones completed his two- blue uniforms, SU lost 36-0 to finish the year 0-1. guided the Orange to a 7-2-1 record, including six year tenure as head coach with a 9-9-2 overall mark. shutouts. Sweetland later coached against SU as the 1890 head coach at Colgate. 1911 Orange was adopted as the school color and First-year head coach C. DeForest Cummings led the Syracuse’s athletic teams are henceforth known as 1901 Orange to a 5-3-2 season, including a 6-0 shutout “Orange” or “Orangemen.” Bobby Winston became Success builds for the football program as the of Ohio State, and a 12-11 upset of ’s the program’s first head coach. SU defeated the Orange closed the season with a 7-1 record. The Carlisle team that featured the legendary Jim Syracuse Athletic Association 14-0 in the season lone loss came against Lafayette, 5-0. Thorpe. End A. Harry Kallett earned Walter Camp opener for its first football victory en route to a 7-4 Third Team All-America honors. record. 1902 A 23-0 shutout of rival Colgate was an important win 1912 1891 for the Orange as they cruised to a 6-2-1 season. After opening the season with a 12-0 victory against Stephen Crane, author of the Civil War classic “Red Other big victories were against the Onondaga in-state rival Hobart, SU finished with a 4-5 record in Badge of Courage,” was a member of an SU squad Indians, Amherst, and Williams. C. DeForest Cummings’ last season as head coach. that went 4-7. Rudolph “Rudy” Probst made Walter Camp’s All- 1903 America Second Team. 1892 The football program gained momentum as its The only season in SU football history with no wins budget increased to $5,500. Jason B. Parish and 1913 when at least two games were played. The Orange Ancil D. Brown served as co-coaches and led the Frank O’Neill returned to coach the Orange after went 0-8-1 under coach Jordan C. Wells. Orange to a 5-4 record. leading the program to a winning season in 1907. He guided SU to six wins, its top total since 1908. 1893 1904 Without an official coach, the Orange finished the In Dr. Charles P. Hutchins first season as head coach, 1914 season with a 4-9-1 record. SU posted triumphs SU finished 6-3. In a victory against Manhattan, the The Orange opened the year 2-0 and posted a 5-3-2 against Syracuse High School, Hamilton, Onondaga Orange put 144 points on the board, a team record overall record. Among the victories was an 81-0 rout Academy and Cazenovia. that still stands. of Hamilton, the third-largest margin of victory in program history. 1894 1905 In his only season as Syracuse’s head coach, George The Orange recorded six shutouts and finished the 1915 H. Bond led the Orange to a 6-5 record. season with an overall record of 8-3 in Dr. Charles P. SU’s first powerhouse team finished 9-1-2, recording Hutchins’ second and final year at the helm. seven shutouts and outscoring the opposition, 331-16. SU was invited to the Rose Bowl to play 1895 Washington, but declined because an earlier West The Orange secured their first real home field as SU 1906 Coast trip (the first by an Eastern school) to Oregon went from playing in parks throughout the city of Head coach Frank J. (Buck) O’Neill was hired and State had used up the the school’s travel budget. Syracuse to playing at The Oval, which was a space piloted the Orange to a 6-3 record in the team’s final Guards Christopher Schlacter and Harold White located behind the Hall of Languages. The Orange season playing at The Oval. On Nov. 17, the Orange were both named All-Americans. recorded their first victory against rival Colgate, handed Lafayette its only loss of the season, 12-4. winning by the score of 4-0. 1916 1907 In his only season as head coach, William 1896 The Orange opened Archbold Stadium, a 20,000- Hollenback led SU to a 5-4 record. The Orange The Orange played their first opponent from outside seat facility, with a 28-0 victory against Hobart. scored more than 50 points in three of their New York state, losing to Williams College, 24-6. The stadium provided the Orange with one of the five victories, including a 73-0 shutout of Ohio finest facilities of its time. Once called “the eighth University. wonder of the world,” Archbold was just the third 1897 concrete stadium built in the United States. A 22-0 The Colgate “Hoodoo” was born when a newspaper win against Hamilton on Oct. 26 was the program’s 1917 reporter sympathetic to the Raiders’ cause tackled 100th win. Marquis (Bill) Horr became the the All-America tackle Alfred Cobb captained the Orange an SU player who was on his way to scoring the program’s first All-American when he was named to squad to an 8-1-1 record. Syracuse closed the year winning touchdown. The game ended in a 6-6 tie. Walter Camp’s All-America Second Team. with six consecutive wins.

1898 1908 1918 The Orange posted an 8-2-1 record, outscoring Howard H. Jones was hired as head coach. The The Orange were 5-1 with four shutouts in Frank its opponents 192-69 under the direction of head Orange posted a 6-3-1 record and along the way O’Neill’s penultimate season as head coach. Joe coach Frank E. Wade. played their first Western Conference (now Big Ten) Alexander earned his first of three consecutive first- opponent, beating Michigan 28-4. Marquis (Bill) team All-America honors. Louis Usher and Willard Horr is the first Syracuse player to be named a first- Ackley also received All-America recognition. 1899 team All-American when he is recognized by Walter SU finished 4-4 in the final season of head coach Camp for the second year in a row. Frank E. Wade’s three-year tenure. 1919 All-American Joe Alexander and the Orange finished 1909 8-3 in the last year of Frank O’Neill’s tenure as head SU went 4-5-1 during the first of two seasons for coach. O’Neill was the sideline leader for a total of head coach T.A. Dwight Jones. eight years (1906-07, 1913-15, 1917-19).

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1920 1927 1938 Team captain Joe Alexander received All-America In his first year as head coach, led SU Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, one of the first African- honors for the third straight year. He and first-year to four straight wins to start the season and a 5-3-2 American quarterbacks to play college football, head coach John Meehan led the Orange to a 6-2-1 overall record. led SU to a stunning 19-17 comeback win against record. Alexander was enshrined in the Collge Cornell and a 5-3 overall record. Among Sidat- Football Hall of Fame in 1954. Tackle Bertrand Gulick Singh’s teammates were Olympic sprinter and also earned All-America recognition. 1928 legendary sports announcer Marty Glickman and the After a 3-0 start, the Orange finished the year with great Michigan State coach Hugh “Duffy” Daugherty. a 4-4-1 record. The team scored a season-high 58 Sidat-Singh was also a star for the Orange on the 1921 points in a win against Johns Hopkins on Oct. 13. hardwood and his basketball jersey was retired in SU records its ninth straight winning season by February 2005. going 7-2. Gifford Zimmerman was the first player in team history to wear the fabled No. 44. The number 1929 remained in circulation until the 2005 season, when Lew Andreas, who was SU’s basketball coach from 1939 it was retired. 1924 through 1950, completed his three-year stint Syracuse went 3-3-2 and won its last two games. as the football coach by guiding the Orange to a 6-3 The defense set a team record, holding opponents record. SU played the first night game in the East, to a 33.3 percent pass completion rate. 1922 beating Hobart 77-0. Third-year coach John Meehan led the Orange to an 6-1-2 record. The team’s only loss was a 1940 21-14 decision to Pittsburgh. The season saw the 1930 The Orange beat NYU 47-13 on Oct. 12. The game beginning of the Penn State series, which started Vic Hanson returned to Syracuse to coach the team was played in Yankee Stadium in the Bronx in front with a scoreless tie in a game played at the Polo after playing briefly for a New York Yankees farm of 8,000 people. The victory was part of a 3-4-1 Grounds in New York City. Roy Simmons Sr. was team, highlighting his multi-faceted athletic ability. season for fourth-year coach . the squad’s quarterback, marking the start of a The Orange went 5-2-2 in Hanson’s first year and relationship between the Simmons family and end George Ellert was named an All-American. Syracuse University Athletics that continues today. 1941 After his playing career concluded in 1924, Simmons The Orange posted a 5-2-1 record and returned to Sr. coached the Orange lacrosse and boxing squads, 1931 the AP rankings, checking in at No. 18 after a 27-20 SU outscored its foes 238-56 en route to a 7-1-1 as well as served as an assistant football coach. triumph at Wisconsin. The Syracuse special teams season that featured seven consectuve wins to start Roy Simmons Jr. was SU’s men’s lacrosse coach unit set a school record for punt return yards (662). the year. from 1971 through 1998, taking the reins of the program from his father when he retired in 1970. Roy Simmons III is the men’s lacrosse team’s current 1942 1932 Winning the first five games of the season, the director of operations. Future College Football Hall A 4-4-1 season included the program’s 250th victory, Orange were ranked as high as 15th in the AP poll of Fame coach Lynn ‘Pappy’ Waldorf earned second- a 27-6 win against Oglethorpe on Nov. 5. and went on to finish with a 6-3 record. team All-America honors at tackle.

1933 1943 1923 After a 3-0 start that included dominating wins Syracuse University suspended intercollegiate sports All-America end Evander (Pete) MacRae was part of against Clarkson and Ohio Wesleyan, SU closed the due to World War II. an Orange defense that allowed only 19 points and year with a 4-4 record for fourth-year head coach posted seven shutouts. Syracuse went 8-1 with its Vic Hanson. only loss a 16-7 defeat against rival Colgate. 1944 The Orange concluded the year with a 2-4-1 record, 1934 including playing a game against Boston College at 1924 All-America tackle James Steen led the Orange to a historic Fenway Park in Boston. The Orange won eight games (8-2-1 overall) for 6-2 record. Syracuse’s six victories included back-to- the second consecutive year and defeated Boston back shutouts of Penn State and Michigan State. College for the 200th victory in program history on 1945 Oct. 18. Lynn ‘Pappy’ Waldorf was named an All- Ossie Solom ended his eight-year SU coaching stint, American for the third time. 1935 guiding the Orange to a 1-6 record. He had a 30-27- The Orange won six games for the second year in a 6 overall coaching mark. row and finished the season 6-1-1. Senior guard Ed 1925 Jontos became Syracuse’s first pro football draft pick Clarence Thomas became the first quarterback to when he was selected 45th overall by the New York 1946 wear the storied No. 44 jersey. He led the team Giants in the 1936 draft. Future College Football Hall of Fame coach Clarence to an 8-1-1 record in C.W.P. Reynolds’ first year as L. “Biggie” Munn served as the Orange head coach head coach. The defense posted a school-record and went 4-5 in his only year at the SU helm. six consectutive shutouts. Vic Hanson was an 1936 Munn later went on to coach at Michigan State. Associated Press Third Team All-American. The Orange defeated Clarkson to start the season, The Orange program enjoyed its 300th win, a 28-7 but lost their final seven games. Vic Hanson victory against Temple. concluded his Syracuse coaching tenure with a 1926 seven-year record of 33-21-5. Behind Vic Hanson, the Orange outscored their 1947 opponents 225-59 on their way to a 7-2-1 record. Reaves Baysinger became head coach and promptly Hanson earned All-America honors in football again 1937 changed the Orange’s uniform from a blue jersey and captained the basketball team during the winter Ossie Solem succeeded Vic Hanson as head coach with orange numbers to white to go along with months. Hanson is the only athlete enshrined in and led the team to a 5-2-1 record. After starting khaki moleskin pants. He led SU to a 3-6 record. both the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame 3-0, Syracuse made its first appearance in the and the College Football Hall of Fame. Associated Press college football poll, debuting at No. 17 after defeating Cornell on Oct. 16.

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1948 1960 In the second and final year for head coach Reaves Ernie Davis earned the first of his two first-team Baysinger, the Orange posted a 1-8 record. The All-America citations playing halfback for the 7-2 team’s only win was a 13-9 season-opening victory Orange. The Orange spent two weeks ranked No. against Niagara. 1 in the UPI poll and won their first five games to extend their school-record winning streak to 16 before a home loss to Pittsburgh. The Philadelphia 1949 Eagles selected fullback Art Baker with the 14th Ben Schwartzwalder was hired as head coach overall pick in the 1961 NFL Draft. following five consecutive losing seasons. Schwartwalder won four games in his first year, including a 35-7 triumph over rival Colgate. 1961 Ernie Davis won the Heisman Trophy, becoming the first African American to receive college football’s 1950 most prestigious award. Along the way, he broke A 5-5 season featured a four-game winning streak in Jim Brown’s SU career rushing record and led the the middle of the year. Avatus Stone set the school Orange to an 8-3 record and Liberty Bowl win record (since tied) with three interceptions in a 27-7 against Miami (Fla.). Davis, who was later enshrined win versus Penn State. in the College Football Hall of Fame, was the top pick in the 1962 NFL Draft by the Washington Ben Schwartzwalder retired after the 1973 Redskins (who traded his rights to Cleveland) and in 1951 the 1962 AFL Draft by the . He died of Syracuse enjoyed its first winning season since season. He guided the program to a 153-91-3 leukemia less than two years later. 1942, posting a 5-4 record. The SU defense forced record and the 1959 national championship. a school-record nine turnovers against Lafayette. Off the field, Howard Jones and Frank J. (Buck) 1962 O’Neill were the first individuals associated with the 1956 The Orange began the year 1-3, but recovered to With a bowl bid on the line in the regular-season program to be inducted into the College Football post a 5-5 season. End Walt Sweeney was a first- finale versus Colgate, Jim Brown scored a then- Hall Fame. round selection by the AFL’s San Diego Chargers in NCAA record 43 points in SU’s 61-7 victory. The the 1963 draft. Orange finished the regular season with a 7-1 1952 record, earning an invitation to the Cotton Bowl, Tackles Robert Fleck and William “Bill” Skyinskus where it lost to TCU 28-27. Brown broke the SU 1963 earned All-America honors, leading Syracuse to a 7-2 single-season rushing record with 986 yards and The Orange won seven of their last eight contests to record and its first bowl game. SU lost to Alabama earned first-team All-America honors. He went on finish 12th in the UPI poll with an 8-2 record. John 61-6 in the Orange Bowl. Future Pro Football Hall to a Hall of Fame career with the NFL’s Cleveland Mackey began his NFL career as a tight end for the of Fame center Jim Ringo concluded his three-year Browns after he was the sixth overall selection by Baltimore Colts, where he eventually played in two Orange career. the Browns in the 1957 NFL Draft. In 1995, Brown Super Bowls. In 1992, Mackey was inducted into the was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. Pro Football Hall of Fame. 1953 Robert Fleck moved to guard and earned his 1957 1964 second consecutive All-America award as the All-America end Dick Lasse led Syracuse to a Sophomore halfback Floyd Little, who was recruited Orange finished 5-3-1 during head coach Ben 5-3-1 record. The Orange recorded the 350th win to Syracuse by 1961 Heisman Trophy winner Ernie Schwartzwalder’s fifth season at the helm. in program history with a 26-9 victory against Davis, earned All-America honors in his first season. Nebraska. Center Patrick Killorin also received All-America accolades. The team went 7-4 and made an 1954 appearance in the Sugar Bowl, losing to LSU 13-10. A halfback from Long Island, well down on the 1958 The program celebrated its 400th win — a 38-6 preseason depth chart, was issued jersey No. 44. His Tackle Ronald Luciano, a future Major League victory against Kansas on Sept. 26. name was Jim Brown. SU was 4-4 and won three of Baseball umpire, earned All-America honors, leading its last four games. the Orange to an 8-2 record. The SU defense recorded four shutouts and allowed just 59 points 1965 during the year. SU lost to No. 5 Oklahoma 21-6 in All-Americans Floyd Little (halfback), Charles Brown 1955 the Orange Bowl. (defensive halfback) and Patrick Killorin (center) led The Syracuse defense shined, allowing 35 the Orange to a 7-3 record. SU was 19th in the final completions on 95 pass attempts – still records for UPI rankings and won five of their last six games. the fewest completions and attempts by opponents 1959 in team history. Jim Brown earned All-America honors in his second season and the Orange finished NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Undefeated, untied, and national champions, the 1966 with a 5-3 record. They were ranked as high as No. Halfback Floyd Little and fullback Larry Csonka, Orange capped an 11-0 season with their first 18 in the AP poll. the greatest one-two running punch in the Orange bowl win, a 23-14 victory against Texas in the annals, led the team to an 8-3 record and a Gator Cotton Bowl. Syracuse enjoyed its finest year on Bowl berth. Little set an SU bowl-game record the gridiron, pulverizing foes both offensively and with 216 yards and Csonka added 114 in the 18-12 defensively. The defense allowed a mind-boggling loss to Tennessee. Little, Csonka and tackle Gary 193 yards rushing in 10 games (19.3 ypg). On Bugenhagen earned All-America honors. Little offense, the Orange averaged 451 yards a game. The was selected by the with the sixth team featured three All-Americans, including guard overall pick in the 1967 league draft. Roger Davis, who was the seventh overall selection by the Chicago Bears in the 1960 NFL Draft.

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1967 1975 1983 Larry Csonka earned All-America honors for the All-American Raymond Preston led the Orange to a The Orange posted their first winning season since second year in a row after rushing for 1,127 yards 6-5 record and was invited to play in the East-West 1979, going 6-5 in Dick MacPherson’s third year as and eight touchdowns to power Syracuse to an 8-2 Shrine Game. Preston enjoyed a nine-year (1976- head coach. In addition, SU hit a program milestone record. The AFL’s Miami Dolphins selected Csonka, 84) NFL career as a linebacker for the San Diego by winning its 500th game with a 14-7 triumph who went on to be enshrined in both the College Chargers. against Navy. and Pro Football Halls of Fame, with the eighth pick in the 1968 draft. 1976 1984 After a 3-8 campaign, five players were invited Syracuse native Tim Green earned the first of two 1968 to play in the last American Bowl, a senior all- consecutive first-team All-America certificates at The Orange rose to No. 10 in the national polls star game. Associated Press Honorable Mention defensive tackle. Green and his teammates grabbed and finished with a 6-4 record. Defensive halfback All-American Tim Moresco was a member of the the nation’s attention with a 17-9 victory against No. Anthony Kyasky and defensive tackle Art Thoms victorious North squad. 1-ranked Nebraska in the Carrier Dome during a 6-5 earned All-America honors. Thoms was the 22nd season. overall selection by the Oakland Raiders in the 1969 AFL Draft. 1977 Syracuse posted its second winning season under 1985 Frank Maloney, going 6-5, including four consecutive SU began a run of seven bowl berths in eight years, 1969 victories to end the year. earning a spot opposite Maryland in the Cherry The Orange were 5-5 with back-to-back shutouts of Bowl. SU lost to the Terps 35-18 to finish the year Arizona and Navy in November. Against Penn State, with a 7-5 record. Defensive tackle Tim Green was Greg Allen set the single-game record for the most 1978 named a first-team All-American for the second year individual punt return yards with 172. Joe Morris set the school freshman rushing record in a row. Green, who was inducted into the College with 1,001 yards. It was a performance that included Football Hall of Fame in 2001, was the 17th overall a then-school season record four consecutive 100- selection in the 1986 NFL Draft by the Atlanta 1970 yard games. In the final game in Archbold Stadium, Falcons. Facing a boycott by a group of African-American Morris ran for 203 yards to power the Orange to a student-athletes, Syracuse was outscored 100-29 in 20-17 victory against nationally-ranked Navy. SU bid its first three games, but rebounded to win six of the farewell to Archbold having posted a 265-112-20 1986 next seven games. The ‘Syracuse Eight,’ as the group record all-time at the facility. After an 0-4 start, the Orange won five of their final was named by the media, sat out the season calling seven games to set the stage for a remarkable 1987 for the equal treatment of student-athletes and season. a diverse coaching staff. On the field, All-America 1979 defensive tackle Joe Ehrmann led the Orange to a With the razing of Archbold Stadium and the 6-4 record. construction of the Carrier Dome, SU spent the 1987 entire season on the road, playing “home” games SU finished the regular season with an undefeated in the Meadowlands, Buffalo and Ithaca. Despite 11-0 record and earned a trip to the Sugar Bowl, its 1971 the obstacles, the Orange went 7-5 and defeated first New Year’s Day bowl bid since 1965. Auburn’s All-America defensive back Tommy Myers McNeese State in the Independence Bowl with Win Lyle kicked a last-second field goal to force a intercepted an SU single-season record eight passes future NFL players Joe Morris, Art Monk, , 16-16 tie, the first deadlock in Sugar Bowl history. during a 5-5-1 campaign in which a 28-24 win Craig Wolfley, Gary Anderson and Jim Collins leading Quarterback Don McPherson finished second in against West Virginia gave the Orange program its the way. Monk was the 18th overall selection in the the Heisman race, but won several other player of 450th victory. 1980 NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins. the year awards and earned first-team All-America honors. Nose guard Ted Gregory was also named a first-team All-American. Dick MacPherson was the 1972 1980 consensus pick for national coach of the year and The SU streak of 22 consecutive non-losing seasons Sept. 20 marked the beginning of a new era with the the Orange finished No. 4 in both polls. came to an end. The Orange lost at West Virginia in opening of the Carrier Dome. Joe Morris scored four the season finale to finish 5-6. Defensive tackle Joe touchdowns and racked up 300 all-purpose yards as Ehrmann was the 10th overall pick in the 1973 NFL the Orange christened their new home with a 36-24 1988 Draft by the Baltimore Colts. win against Miami (Ohio). An all-time Syracuse SU put together consecutive double-figure win record crowd of 50,564 witnessed the event. The seasons for the first time, capping a 10-2 season Orange were 5-6 in Frank Maloney’s last year as with a decisive 23-10 victory against LSU in the Hall 1973 head coach. of Fame Bowl. Defensive back Markus Paul was Ben Schwartzwalder retired after a 2-9 season. named a first-team All-American by four selectors Schwartzwalder led the Orange to a 153-91-3 record (AP, FWAA, Sporting News, Football News). in 25 years as head coach. He was enshrined in the 1981 College Football Hall of Fame in 1982. Guard Dave Down-easterner Dick MacPherson arrived on the Lapham was voted an Associated Press Third Team scene, replacing Frank Maloney as head coach. 1989 All-American. MacPherson guided the Orange to a 4-6-1 mark Syracuse football observed its 100th birthday in his first year, including consecutive wins against and earned a third straight bowl invitation. This Boston College and West Virginia to end the season. time John Biskup hit a last-minute field goal to 1974 Running back Joe Morris concluded his career as edge Georgia 19-18 in the Peach Bowl and cap SU began Frank Maloney’s seven-year coaching SU’s all-time leading rusher. He and kicker Gary an 8-4 season. Center John Flannery and wide tenure with a 23-15 triumph against Oregon State in Anderson both earned All-America honors. receiver Rob Moore earned first-team All-America the season opener, but the Orange lost nine of their recognition. Moore entered his name in the 1990 last 10 to close year 2-9. NFL Supplemental Draft and was taken first overall 1982 by the New York Jets. The winningest coach in Syracuse football history, Ben Schwartzwalder was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. On the field, defensive tackle Michael Charles was named a first-team All- American for the 2-9 Orange.

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1990 The Orange finished the regular season with a 6-4-2 record and an invitation to the Aloha Bowl in Honolulu. SU put the finishing touches on its third straight bowl win by shutting out Arizona 28-0 behind freshman quarterback . The Wildcats had not been blanked in 20 seasons (214 games), the second-longest streak in NCAA history at the time. Center John Flannery was named a first- team All-American for the second year in a row.

1991 Assistant coach replaced Dick MacPherson as head coach when MacPherson left to coach the NFL’s New England Patriots. The Orange also joined the BIG EAST Football Conference after years as an independent. Pasqualoni led the Orange to a 10-2 record, a perfect 5-0 BIG EAST mark, and a 24-17 win against Ohio State in the Hall of Fame Bowl on New Year’s Day. Qadry Ismail earned first- team All-America honors as a kick returner and became the school’s first two-sport All-American The 1999 Orange earned a fifth consecutive bowl invitation and defeated Kentucky 20-13 in the Music since Jim Brown. Ismail’s second honor was for track City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn. & field. 1996 1999 1992 Despite an 0-2 start, the Orange won a share of Syracuse earned a bowl invitation for the fifth Paul Pasqualoni and the Orange again won 10 games the BIG EAST title and once again was among the straight year and the 11th time in 13 season. and made their second straight New Year’s Day bowl nation’s elite. An eight-game winning streak in the The Orange were 7-5 in the final season of the appearance, knocking off Colorado 26-22 at the middle of the season earned the Orange another millennium and closed the century with a 20-13 Fiesta Bowl in Tempe, Ariz. It was the fifth straight bowl berth. The Orange beat Houston in the Liberty victory against Kentucky in the Music City Bowl. bowl victory for Syracuse, the second-best streak in Bowl for its seventh consecutive bowl victory, which All-American linebacker Keith Bulluck was selected the country at the time behind Florida State. Tight was the nation’s longest active bowl winning streak in the first round (30th overall) by the Tennessee end Chris Gedney was a unanimous All-America at the time. Cornerback Kevin Abrams received first- Titans in the 2000 NFL Draft. The University selection. team All-America plaudits for the second year in a recognized the program’s All-Century Team at the row. final home game. 1993 Another year, another winning season. The Orange 1997 2000 finished with a 6-4-1 overall record. Breaking Syracuse won its first outright BIG EAST Syracuse ran its streak of consecutive winning records was a regular occurrence during the championship, clinching the crown with a 33-18 seasons to 14 with a 6-5 record. Cornerback Will campaign. Marvin Graves set new marks in almost victory at Miami (Fla.). After starting the year 1-3, a Allen was taken with the 22nd overall pick in the every passing and total offense category, while 30-19 victory against Tulane ignited an eight-game first round of the 2001 NFL Draft by the New York Shelby Hill, Pat O’Neill and Kevin Mitchell also winning streak. The Orange played the first overtime Giants. etched their names in the Syracuse record books. game in school history against North Carolina State in the Carrier Dome. A 35-18 loss to Kansas State in 1994 the Fiesta Bowl did not detract from the fact that 2001 the Orange was one of six teams to receive a Bowl Syracuse continued its streak of winning seasons In keeping with the tone of the recent past, the with its 15th in a row, posting a 10-3 record and Orange recorded an eighth straight winning season, Alliance bid. Safety Donovin Darius was a first-team All-America selection. topping Kansas State in the Insight.com Bowl for its finishing 7-4 overall. The passing combination of 12th bowl victory. Consensus All-American Dwight Kevin Mason to Marvin Harrison was prominent Freeney was selected in the first round of the 2002 throughout the year, while the return of linebacker 1998 NFL Draft, marking the fifth consecutive year that Dan Conley for a sixth season of competition After a 34-33 home loss to eventual national an SU player heard his name called in the opening after numerous knee surgeries was a story of champion Tennessee in the season opener, the round. perseverance and dedication. Orange defeated defending national champion Michigan in Ann Arbor the following week. From there, SU went 7-3 to win its second outright BIG 2002 1995 The Orange string of winning seasons came to an A young Syracuse team posted a 9-3 record and EAST title and third conference championship in a row. The Orange earned a Bowl Championship end as SU finished 4-8. The team played in two a victory over Clemson in the Gator Bowl. The triple-overtime games, including a 50-42 win against emergence of Donovan McNabb and his chemistry Series berth in the first year of the BCS and lost to Florida in the Orange Bowl in Donovan McNabb’s No. 8 Virginia Tech. Quarterback Troy Nunes ended with receiver Marvin Harrison provided thrills and his SU career ranked in the top five on 10 different records, as Harrison established himself as one last game. McNabb was selected with the second overall pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 1999 school record lists, while linebacker Clifton Smith of the all-time great receivers and return men at and punter Mike Shafer also concluded fine careers. Syracuse. Harrison was the 19th overall pick in 1996 NFL Draft, the highest a Syracuse quarterback has ever been selected. Kick returner Kevin Johnson In November, former quarterback Donovan McNabb NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts. Defensively, was named to SU’s Board of Trustees. cornerback Kevin Abrams earned first-team All- earned first-team All-America honors. America honors.

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2003 2012 Running back Walter Reyes established the SU In its final year in the BIG EAST, Syracuse won a single-season records for rushing touchdowns (21) share of the conference championship and finished and total touchdowns (22) to lead the Orange to 8-5 overall. The Orange won its second Pinstripe a 6-6 record. Receiver Johnnie Morant, defensive Bowl title in three years, beating West Virginia tackle Christian Ferrara, and offensive tackle Kevin 38-14. Quarterback Ryan Nassib surpassed his Sampson entered the fraternity of SU players previous team records for completions (295) and selected in the NFL Draft. attempts (415). Nassib also set new Syracuse records for passing yards (3,757) and touchdown passes (26). Alec Lemon eclipsed his own season 2004 record for most receptions (72). Lemon, offensive Running back Walter Reyes concluded his college tackle Justin Pugh and safety Shamarko Thomas career as the program’s second all-time leading earned first-team All-BIG EAST honors, while Nassib rusher with 3,424 yards. The Orange earned a was a Pro Football Weekly All-America selection. bowl berth for the first time since 2001, losing to Pugh, Nassib and Thomas were all selected in the Georgia Tech in the Champs Sports Bowl 51-14 in 2013 NFL Draft. Paul Pasqualoni’s last game as head coach. Offensive tackle Adam Terry was chosen by the in the second round of the 2005 NFL Draft. 2013 Sco Shafer replaced Doug Marrone as head coach a er Marrone was hired by the Buff alo 2005 Bills. Syracuse went 7-6, including a win against Head coach Greg Robinson, who also served as “The Express,” starring Rob Brown as Ernie Davis, Minnesota in the Texas Bowl. In ACC play, the Orange defensive coordinator, took over the program and premiered in Syracuse in 2008. were 4-4 in their fi rst year as a member of the the pass defense jumped 69 spots in the NCAA conference and ed Boston College for third place statistical rankings from the previous year (90th to in the Atlan c Division. Six members of the Orange 21st), while the total defense went from 101st in 2009 earned All-ACC honors, including Jay Bromley and 2004 to 57th in 2005. Free safety Anthony Smith Doug Marrone returned to his alma mater to serve Marquis Spruill who were both selected in the 2014 led a group of four seniors who were selected in as the program’s 28th head coach. Marrone brought NFL Dra . Bromley was a third-round pick of the the 2006 NFL Draft when he was chosen in the in Syracuse native to quarterback the New Giants. Spruill went in the fi h round to the third round by the defending Super Bowl champion Orange after a stellar four-year basketball career Atlanta Falcons. . at Duke. Paulus led the Orange to 4-8 record in his only season. Punter Rob Long and defensive tackle Arthur Jones earned All-BIG EAST First Team honors. 2014 2006 Syracuse opened the year with victories against Jones was selected in the fifth round of the 2010 Delone Carter emerged as a capable running back in Villanova and Central Michigan and fi nished the NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens after helping the his freshman season. Carter ran for 713 yards, the season 3-9 overall in Sco Shafer’s second year Orange rank sixth nationally in sacks and 13th in second-best total for a freshman in school history. as head coach. The Orange was stout all season rushing defense. Tanard Jackson and Kelvin Smith were selected in defensively, fi nishing 26th na onally in total defense. the 2007 NFL Draft. Linebacker Cameron Lynch (third team), off ensive 2010 tackle Sean Hickey (third team) and punter Riley 2007 In his second year at the helm, head coach Doug Dixon (honorable men on) received All-ACC honors. The Orange went 2-10, but defeated nationally- Marrone led Syracuse back to the postseason. ranked Louisville on the road in a 38-35 shootout. The Orange went 8-5 and beat Kansas State in the inaugural New Era Pinstripe Bowl. Behind 2015 Receiver Mike Williams had a touchdown reception The Orange started the year 3-0 for the fi rst me linebackers Doug Hogue and Derrell Smith, the in nine straight games, while the kick return duo since 1991, but the team lost their next eight games. Orange ranked seventh nationally in total defense. of Max Suter and Mike Holmes had a big year. The A 20-17 victory against Boston College in Sco Running back Delone Carter led the Syracuse pair keyed an Orange unit that led the BIG EAST in Shafer’s last game as head coach ended the slide offense, rushing for 1,233 yards in his final season, average yards per kick return (24.8). and resulted in a record of 4-8. Punter Riley Dixon including 198 against Kansas State to win Pinstripe became the fi rst player in school history to earn Bowl MVP honors. All-ACC First Team honors and was dra ed in the 2008 seventh round by the Denver Broncos. The world premiere of “The Express,” the life story of Heisman Trophy winner Ernie Davis, was held 2011 in downtown Syracuse prior to SU’s game against The Orange got off to a 5-2 start, but lost its last Penn State. On the field, Syracuse went 3-9 in Greg five games to finish 5-7. Quarterback Ryan Nassib Robinson’s final year as head coach. The team’s authored the best sta s cal passing season in biggest win was a last-minute, 24-23 victory at Notre school history to that point, establishing team Dame. Running back Curtis Brinkley established an records for comple ons (259), a empts (415), yards SU season record for consecutive 100-yard rushing (2,685) and matching the record for touchdown games (5) and was one of four SU players to sign passes (22). Defensive end Chandler Jones used with an NFL team. Fullback Tony Fiammetta earned a standout season to garner the attention of pro Pro Football Weekly All-America honors. scouts. The younger brother of former SU star Arthur Jones was the first pick of the New England Patriots (21st overall) in the 2012 NFL Draft. Jones, Nick Provo, Andrew Tiller Antwon Bailey and Jus n Pugh earned fi rst-team All-BIG EAST honors.

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Syracuse is one of the most represented schools in the National Football Foundation’s College Hall of Fame. The Orange has 18 enshrinees, second- most among ACC programs behind Pittsburgh (25). Coaches Frank O’Neill and Howard Jones were members of the first induction class in 1951. Art Monk (2012) is the program’s most recent honoree. Former SU head coach Dick MacPherson (third from left) celebrated his Hall of Fame induction with three of his former players (L-R): Doug Marrone, Tim Green and Don McPherson. Player (Pos.) Years at SU Inducted Joe Alexander (G/C) 1916-20 1954 Vic Hanson (End) 1924-26 1973 1928-29 (AC) 1930-36 (HC) Ernie Davis (HB) 1959-61 1979 Floyd Little (HB) 1964-66 1983 Larry Csonka (FB) 1965-67 1989 Jim Brown (HB) 1954-56 1995 Tim Green (DT) 1982-85 2001 Don McPherson (QB) 1983-87 2008 Art Monk (WR) 1976-79 2012

Coaches Years at SU Inducted Howard Jones 1908 (HC) 1951 Frank O’Neill 1906-07 (HC) 1951 1913-15 (HC) 1917-19 (HC) T.A. Dwight Jones 1909-10 (HC) 1958 1946 (HC) 1959 Lynn Waldorf 1922-24 (Player) 1966 Bud Wilkinson 1938-41 (AC) 1969 Ben Schwartzwalder 1949-73 (HC) 1982 All-America receiver Art Monk was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2012, celebrating Hugh Daugherty 1937-39 (Player) 1984 a standout career that included leading the Orange to a victory in the 1979 Independence Bowl. 1940, 46 (AC) Dick MacPherson 1981-90 (HC) 2009 ORANGE BOWL HALL OF FAME Inducted Al Davis, Contributor 2000

COTTON BOWL HALL OF FAME Bowl Year Inducted Ernie Davis, HB 1960 2001 Jim Brown, HB 1957 1998

GATOR BOWL HALL OF FAME Bowl Year Inducted Floyd Little, HB 1966 1989 Donovin Darius, S 1996 2013

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OF HONOR Don McPherson enjoyed a return to the Carrier Dome and celebrated his 2008 College Football Hall of Bowl Year Inducted Fame induction with friends and former teammates. Joe Morris, RB 1979 1996 Art Monk, WR 1979 1996

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Syracuse University’s All-Century Football Team featured a Heisman Trophy winner and nine College Football Hall of Famers. The team included players from eight different decades, including several Orange THE LEGEND OF 44 standouts who showcased their talents in the NFL. Donovan McNabb, Marvin Harrison and Daryl Johnston were just a few of many All-Century honorees who went on to professional football stardom. Like tailbacks at USC, quarterbacks at Brigham “Being selected to this elite team typifies the tremendous success that SU football has achieved Young and linebackers at Penn State, the running throughout the 20th century. Some of these athletes are among the greatest to ever play college football. back position at Syracuse has a rich tradition of It was an honor for us to recognize their talents and contributions at our final home game of the century,” greatness. Much of that greatness has revolved former SU Director of Athletics Jake Crouthamel said. around one jersey number — No. 44. Members of the All-Century Team were honored at halftime against Temple on Nov. 6, 1999. On Nov. 12, 2005, the number was retired. It is the only retired number in the history of the Syracuse football program. A No. 44 jersey is SYRACUSE ALL-CENTURY TEAM ROSTER displayed in the Carrier Dome rafters, honoring the legends who have worn it. Name Pos. Years Name Pos. Years Beginning with Gifford Zimmerman in 1921, Kevin Abrams DB 1994-96 Bill Horr OL 1905-08 25 players have worn the number. Rob Konrad Joe Alexander OL 1916-20 Kevin Johnson KR 1996-98 was the last in 1998. Three of the most famous Gary Anderson PK 1978-81 Daryl Johnston FB 1985-88 Jim Brown RB 1954-56 Floyd Little RB 1964-66 to don the digits — Jim Brown, Ernie Davis and Gary Bugenhagen OL 1965-66 John Mackey TE 1960-62 Floyd Little — rank among the finest running Rob Burnett DL 1987-89 Donovan McNabb QB 1995-98 backs to ever play the game. Jim Collins LB 1976,78-80 Don McPherson QB 1983-87 How much does the No. 44 mean to Syracuse Dan Conley LB 1990-94 Kevin Mitchell LB 1990-93 University and the local community? For starters, Larry Csonka FB 1965-67 Art Monk WR 1976-79 the University zip code was changed from 13210 Donovin Darius DB 1994-97 Rob Moore WR 1987-89 to 13244 several years ago. And in 1988, when Roger Davis OL 1957-59 Joe Morris RB 1978-81 the University changed phone systems, the Ernie Davis RB 1959-61 Tommy Myers DB 1969-71 Joe Ehrmann DL 1969-70, 72 Pat O’Neill P 1990-93 exchange was changed from 423 to 443. No. 44 John Flannery C 1987-90 Markus Paul DB 1985-88 not only has come to represent greatness on Bob Fleck DL 1951-53 Jim Ridlon DB 1954-56 the football field, it has become a part of the Paul Frase DL 1984-87 Jim Ringo C 1950-52 University’s and the community’s identity. Chris Gedney TE 1989-92 Walt Sweeney OL 1960-62 A committee has been established to oversee Marvin Graves QB 1990-93 Art Thoms DL 1966-68 the number. Under very special circumstances, Tim Green DL 1982-85 Stan Walters OL 1970-71 the committee can permit a current student- Ted Gregory DL 1984-87 Craig Wolfley OL 1976-79 athlete to wear it. Vic Hanson End 1924-26 Terry Wooden LB 1986-89 Marvin Harrison WR 1992-95 OL 1958-59 Year Player Pos. 1921 Gifford Zimmerman HB 1924 Charles Roberts HB HONORED JERSEYS 1925 Clarence Taylor QB 1926 Don Baldwin WR 39 • LARRY CSONKA 5 • DONOVAN McNABB 1932 Richard Fishel HB Fullback • 1965-67 • Honored: 2007 Quarterback • 1995-98 • Honored: 2013 1933 Henry Merz QB 1934 Hamilton Watt WR Csonka led the Orange McNabb led the Orange 1935-36 Francis Mullins HB in rushing in 1966 and 1967 to three straight BIG EAST 1937 Stanley Stanislay WR and was named the 1967 titles from 1996-98. He was 1938 Benjamin DeYoung WR ECAC Player of the Year. He fifth in the Heisman Trophy 1939 Francis Mazejko G ranks fifth on SU’s all-time balloting as a senior in 1998 1940 Richard Ransom T rushing list (2,934 yards. and holds the school records 1945 J. O’Brien T Csonka went on to play for most career touchdown 1952 Robert Eberling RB the NFL’s Miami Dolphins passes (77), most yards of 1954-56 Jim Brown RB and New York Giants. He total offense (9,950) and 1957-58 Thomas Stephens HB was a member of the 1972 Dolphins team that most touchdowns responsible for (96). McNabb 1959-61 Ernie Davis HB went undefeated. Csonka was inducted into the Pro was taken second overall by the Philadelphia Eagles 1962-63 William Schoonover HB Football Hall of Fame in 1987. Two years later, in in the 1999 NFL Draft. He was six-time Pro Bowl 1964-66 Floyd Little RB 1989, he was inducted into the College Football Hall selection in his 11 years with the franchise. 1967-69 Richard Panczyszyn QB of Fame. 1977 Mandel Robinson RB 1981-82 Glen Moore RB 1987-89 Michael Owens RB 88 • JOHN MACKEY 9 • DON McPHERSON 1990-93 Terry Richardson RB Tight End • 1960-62 • Honored: 2007 Quarterback • 1983-87 • Honored: 2013 1995-98 Rob Konrad FB Mackey is known as McPherson authored perhaps the greatest tight one of the best seasons in end of all-time. He led the school history in 1987. The Orange in receiving yardage Heisman Trophy runner- in 1961 and 1962. Mackey up, McPherson won the went on to become an All- Maxwell (most outstanding Pro for the Baltimore Colts. player), Davey O’Brien (most A five-time Pro Bowler, he outstanding quarterback) was inducted into the Pro awards after leading the Football Hall of Fame in 1992. Mackey died in 2011 Orange to an 11-0-1 season. His 164.3 passer rating at the age of 69. Each year since 2000, the John that year led the NCAA and stands as an Orange SU greats Jim Brown, Floyd Little, Ernie Davis’ Mackey Award has been presented to the nation’s record. Upon his graduation, McPherson spent mother, Marie Fleming, and Rob Konrad at the top tight end. seven seasons in the NFL and CFL. He was inducted ceremony to retire No. 44 in 2005. into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2008.

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BILL HORR EVANDER (PETE) MacRAE Tackle • 1908 End • 1923 The first All-American in the history of Syracuse football, MacRae led the Orange to an 8-1 overall record in 1923, including seven Horr anchored a young offensive line on a team that opened straight shutouts. The three-year football letterwinner was also was the starting the newly-built Archbold Stadium with a win against Hobart in center for the SU basketball team. After playing professional basketball for the 1907. The next year, Horr led the Orange to a 6-3-1 record and Syracuse All-Stars, he returned to the University as an assistant basketball coach. the first victory in school history against a team from the Western Conference (now Big Ten) when SU topped Michigan 28-4 in the season finale. At the 1908 Summer Olympics in London, Horr won a silver medal in the Greek-style discus VIC HANSON throw and a bronze in the free-style discus throw. Horr served as the head football coach at Northwestern in 1909 and at Purdue from 1910 to 1912, End • 1926 compiling a career record of 9-14-2. A three-sport star in football, basketball and baseball, Hanson was a consensus All-American on the gridiron in 1926 after leading the Orange to a 7-2-1 record. That winter Hanson HAROLD WHITE powered the Orange basketball team to a 19-1 record. Following Guard • 1915 his college career, Hanson played briefly with the Cleveland Rosenblums in the American Basketball League and then formed the Syracuse All-Americans White and fellow All-American Christopher Schlacter were the guards on the basketball team. He was also signed by the New York Yankees upon his line that helped Syracuse’s offense overpower its opponents by a combined graduation from Syracuse in 1927 and played one year in their farm system. score of 331-16 in 1915. The Orange scored more than 30 points on five Hanson served as the head football coach of the Orange from 1930 to 1936, occasions and topped the 70-point mark twice in victories against Mount Union compiling a record of 33-21-5. He is only player inducted into both the Naismith (73-0) and Rochester (82-0). The team finished with an impressive 9-1-2 record Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the College Football Hall of Fame. and was invited to play Washington in the Rose Bowl, but declined because an earlier West Coast trip (the first by an Eastern school) to Oregon State had used up the travel budget. Standing 6-6 and weighing more than 270 pounds, White was one of the biggest players of his era and captained the Orange in 1916. JIM BROWN Halĩ ack • 1956

ALFRED COBB Brown set the Orange record for highest average yards per Tackle • 1917 carry (6.2) in 1956 and broke the single-season rushing record with 986 yards. Against Colgate that season, he established A 1917 team captain, Cobb was the anchor for an offensive school marks for the most rushing touchdowns (6) and most line that led the Orange to an 8-1-1 record, including six straight points scored in a game (43). After leaving SU, he played for the NFL’s Cleveland wins to end the season. Cobb played in the early days of the Browns from 1957 to 1965 and scored 106 touchdowns. He was inducted into NFL, when it was still known as the American Professional the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1971 and College Football Hall of Fame in Football Association (APFA), including for the Akron Pros and the Cleveland 1995. In addition to football, Brown excelled at basketball, lacrosse and track. Bulldogs. As a member of the 1920 Akron Pros, Cobb was a member of the very He is a member of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame and was an All-American first NFL Championship team. Over three APFA/NFL seasons, Cobb played in 21 midfielder on the Orange’s undefeated 1957 team. He is considered by many games as a lineman, starting 16 of them. to be the greatest athlete of all-time, and in 2002 was tabbed by the Sporting News as the greatest professional football player ever. JOE ALEXANDER Guard / Center • 1918, 1919 ROGER DAVIS Alexander and Ernie Davis are the only two players in the Guard • 1959 Orange annals to earn multiple consensus All-America honors. Nicknamed “Hound Dog” because of his love for training Alexander starred for Frank O’Neill’s SU teams from 1918-20. hunting dogs, Davis helped fellow All-American Ernie Davis rush He also captained the lacrosse team for one season. Alexander for 883 yards in 1959. He was a member of a Syracuse unit that graduated from medical school and began practicing medicine in New York City. led the country in toal offense (451.5 ypg) on its way to the He specialized in lung treatment and helped found one of the first tuberculosis program’s only national championship. Davis played pro football for the Chicago centers in New York. For seven years (1921-27), he played in the National Bears, and New York Giants. He was a starter at right guard on Football League on weekends while practicing medicine. A center in the NFL’s the Bears team that won the 1963 NFL title. early days for the Rochester Jeffersons (1921-22), Milwaukee Badgers (1922), and the New York Giants (1925-27), Alexander was a consensus All-American in 1918 and 1919. He earned All-America honors again in 1920 and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1954. That same year, the Syracuse football program founded the Joseph Alexander Award, given each year to an Orange player for excellence in football, scholarship, and citizenship.

LOUIS USHER Tackle • 1918 Usher and fellow offensive lineman Joe Alexander were consensus All- Americans, anchoring the line for the 5-1 Orange in 1918. Usher went on to play professional football for five years for the Rochester Jeffersons, Chicago Stanleys, Chicago Bears, Hammond Pros and Kenosha Maroons. He was tragically killed on Jan. 1, 1927 in an automobile accident near Calumet City, Ill.

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ERNIE DAVIS DON McPHERSON Halĩ ack • 1960, 1961 Quarterback • 1987

Nicknamed the “Elmira Express” by sportswriter Al Mallette, The Heisman Trophy runner-up in 1987, McPherson won Davis led Syracuse to a 26-5 record from 1959-61. As a the Maxwell (most outstanding player), Davey O’Brien (most sophomore in 1959, Davis scored two touchdowns against outstanding quarterback) and Golden Arm Texas in the Cotton Bowl to help the Orange complete a (most outstanding senior quarterback) awards. McPherson’s perfect season and capture the program’s only national championship. Two 164.3 passer rating that season led the NCAA and stands as an Orange record. years later, Davis became the first African American and the only SU player He also set the school single-season records for most yards per pass attempt to win the Heisman Trophy. He was selected first overall by the Washington (10.2), most yards per completion (18.1) and threw a touchdown pass in 10 Redskins in 1962 and traded to Cleveland. He was diagnosed with leukemia the consecutive games. Upon graduating Syracuse, McPherson spent seven seasons following summer and died in 1963 at the age of 23, without ever playing in a in the NFL and CFL. After retiring from football in 1994, he joined the staff professional game. The Browns retired his No. 45 jersey shortly after his death, of Northeastern University’s Center for the Study of Sport in Society, before and Davis was posthumously inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame becoming the first executive director of the Sports Leadership Institute at in 1979. In 2008, he was subject of the Universal Pictures film, “The Express,” Adelphi University. McPherson was inducted into the College Football Hall of starring Dennis Quaid, Rob Brown and Charles S. Dutton. The film was based on Fame in 2008 and Syracuse retired his No. 9 jersey in 2013. the non-fiction book “Ernie Davis: The Elmira Express” by Robert C. Gallagher. JOHN FLANNERY LARRY CSONKA Center • 1990 Fullback • 1967 Flannery anchored an offensive line that went 3-0-1 in Csonka led the Orange in rushing in 1966 and 1967 and bowl games during his Orange career. A native of Pottsville, was named the 1967 ECAC Player of the Year. He teamed with Pa., Flannery started at left guard for Syracuse in 1987 before halfback Floyd Little to form the most potent rushing duo in shifting to center. He was a three-time All-American, earning school history. He holds the Orange record for most carries in first-team honors in both 1989 and 1990. He was drafted in the second round a game (43 vs. Maryland in 1967). Csonka ranks fifth on SU’s career rushing list by the Houston Oilers and made the NFL All-Rookie Team in 1991. He later (2,934 yards) and recorded two 200-yard rushing games, including 204 yards made stops with the Dallas Cowboys and St. Louis Rams, winning a Super Bowl against Cal as a senior in 1967. Csonka went on to play for the NFL’s Miami title as a member of the Rams in 1999. The same year, Flannery was named to Dolphins and New York Giants. He was a member of the 1972 Dolphins team Syracuse’s All-Century Team. that went undefeated and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1987. Two years later, in 1989, he was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. In 2007, Syracuse retired his No. 39 jersey. CHRIS GEDNEY Tight End • 1992

TIM GREEN A native of nearby Liverpool, N.Y., Gedney set the standard Defensive Tackle • 1985 for Orange tight ends. He held the school records for receptions by a tight end in a season (34) and career (91) until 2011. His Green was a two-time finalist for the , which 34 catches and five touchdowns during the 1992 season helped recognizes the most outstanding lineman or linebacker. He was propell Syracuse to a 10-2 record and a victory over Colorado in the Fiesta named the ECAC Player of the Year in 1985 and ranks first on Bowl. Gedney played in the NFL for the Chicago Bears and Arizona Cardinals. He Syracuse’s career sacks list with 45.5. He is the program’s top returned to his alma mater in 2008 and is currently a senior associate athletics tackler among down lineman with 341 career stops. Green played for the NFL’s director in the SU Orange Club. A member of Syracuse’s All-Century Football Atlanta Falcons and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2001. Team, Gedney was named a 2015 ACC Football Legend and serves as the analyst After his playing career ended, Green became a commentator for the NFL on for Syracuse IMG Radio Network football broadcasts. FOX. A best-selling author and lawyer, Green was named a winner of the NCAA Silver Anniversary Award, given annually to six former NCAA student-athletes for distinguished career accomplishments on the 25th anniversary of their college graduation, in December 2011. DWIGHT FREENEY Defensive End • 2001 Freeney terrorized opposing quarterbacks from 1998-2001. TED GREGORY He holds the Orange records for most sacks in a game (4.5 vs. Nose Tackle • 1987 Virginia Tech in 2000) and season (17.5 in 2001). He finished his career with 34 quarterback takedowns, second only to Tim Gregory was a force during Syracuse’s undefeated 11-0- Green on the Syracuse all-time list. Freeney was team MVP his junior year. As 1 season in 1987. He captained a defense that only allowed a senior in 2001, he was an All-BIG EAST First Team selection and shared BIG more than 21 points once in 12 games. He was a finalist for EAST Defensive Player of the Year honors. He was also a finalist for the 2001 the Lombardi Award, which recognizes the most outstanding Lombardi, Bednarik, and Nagurski awards. The Indianapolis Colts made him lineman or linebacker in FBS football. Gregory completed his four-year career the 11th overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft. In 2004, Freeney led the NFL with with 242 tackles, third all-time among Orange defensive linemen, and 17 sacks. 16 sacks. He won a world championship with the Colts two years later when He went on to play for the NFL’s Saints. Indianapolis defeated the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI. Freeney has also played for the San Diego Chargers and Arizona Cardinals during his pro career and he ranks in the top 20 in NFL history with 119.5 career sacks.

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1960 Ernie Davis (HB) AFCA-1, UPI-1, WCF-1 Fred Mautino (End) AFCA-3, UPI-3

1961 Ernie Davis (HB) AFCA-1, AP-1, FWAA-1, NEA-1, SN-1, UPI-1, CP-1 WCF-1

1964 Pat Killorin (C) AP-1 Floyd Little (RB) FWAA-1, FN-1, NEA-3

1965 Charles Brown (DB) SN-1 Pat Killorin (C) SN-1, UPI-2, NEA-2 Floyd Little (RB) FWAA-1, FN-1, CP-1, AP-2 UPI-2, NEA-2

1966 Gary Bugenhagen (OT) AP-1, FWAA-1 Larry Csonka (FB) CP-1 Floyd Little (RB) AFCA-1, UPI-1, WCF-1, AP-2 Gary Anderson was an All-American in 1981 and went on to have a long career in the NFL. He won the CP-2, NEA-2 league’s Golden Toe Award, presented to the most outstanding kicker, in 1998. 1967 Larry Csonka (FB) AFCA-1, AP-1, CP-1, FWAA-1, NEA-1, UPI-1, WCF-1, SN-1 1907 1925 Anthony Kyasky (LB) CP-3 Marquis (Bill) Horr (OT) WC-2 Vic Hanson (End) AP-3 1968 1908 1926 Art Thoms (DT) UPI-2 Marquis (Bill) Horr (OT) WC-1 Vic Hanson (End) AP-1, COL-1, INS-1, UP-1 Anthony Kyasky (DB) WCF-1, AP-2, UPI-2, NEA-2 CP-2 1911 1970 A. Harry Kallett (End) WC-3 1930 Joe Ehrmann (DT) UPI-1 George Ellert (End) INS-3, CP-3 1912 1971 Rudolph (Rudy) Probst (OT) WC-2 1934 Tommy Myers (DB) AP-1, UPI-HM James Steen (OT) LIB-1, UP-1, CP-1, AP-2 Dan Yochum (OT) UPI-HM 1915 Chris Schlachter (OG) WC-1 1952 1972 Harold White (OG) INS-1 Robert Fleck (OT) INS-1 Joe Ehrmann (DT) AP-HM, SN-HM, UPI-HM Bill Skyinskus (OT) AP-2 1917 1973 Alfred Cobb (OT) INS-1, NEA-1 1953 Dave Lapham (G) AP-3 Robert Fleck (OG) AFCA-1, INS-1 1918 1975 Willard Ackley (QB) WC-3 1955 Lonnie Allgood (WR) FN-HM J.A. (Joe) Alexander (OG) WC-1, M-1 Jim Brown (HB) INS-2, AP-3, NEA-3 Larry King (DB) AP-HM Joseph Schwarzer (End) WC-3 Ray Preston (LB) AFCA-1, UPI-2, AP-3, FN-HM Louis Usher (OT) WC-1 1956 Jim Brown (HB) AFCA-1, AP-1, UP-1, INS-1, 1976 CP-1, NEA-1, WCF-1, 1919 Tim Moresco (S) AP-HM J.A. (Joe) Alexander (OG) WC-1, M-1 FWAA-1 1977 1920 1957 Ken Clarke (DT) AP-HM J.A. (Joe) Alexander (C) FW-1, INS-1, WC-2, NEA-2 Dick Lasse (End) INS-2 Bill Hurley (QB) AP-HM Bertrand Gulick (OT) INS-1 Larry King (DB) AP-HM 1958 1922 (End) NEA-1, CP-1, AP-2, UPI-2 1978 Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf (OT) WC-2 Jim Collins (LB) AP-HM 1959 Craig Wolfley (OT) AP-3 1923 Ernie Davis (HB) UPI-2 Evander (Pete) MacRae (End) FW-1, WC-2 Roger Davis (OG) AP-1, UPI-1, NEA-1, CP-1 1979 Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf (OT) INS-2 WCF-1, AFCA-1, FWAA-1 Jim Collins (LB) AP-HM SN-1 Bill Hurley (QB) AP-HM, SN-HM Fred Mautino (End) AP-1 Art Monk (WR) FWAA-1, AP-HM, SN-HM, 1924 Gerhard Schwedes (HB) CP-2, UPI-3 UPI-HM Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf (OT) WC-2 Robert Yates (OT) SN-1 Joe Morris (RB) AP-HM, SN-HM Craig Wolfley (OT) AP-3, FN-3

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1980 1992 Jim Collins (LB) AP-HM John Biskup (PK) UPI-HM, FN-HM FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS Chris Gedney (TE) AP-1, AFCA-1, FN-1, FWAA-1, WCF-1, UPI-1 Year Player (Pos.) Team 1981 Marvin Graves (QB) AP-2, FN-3, UPI-HM 1978 Joe Morris (RB) FN-1 Gary Anderson (PK) AP-1, SN-HM Shelby Hill (WR) FN-HM 1982 Todd Norley (QB) FN-2 Joe Morris (RB) FN-3, AP-HM, UPI-HM, Qadry Ismail (WR) FN-HM Rudy Reed (LB FN-2 SN-HM Kevin Mitchell (NT) FN-HM 1997 Morlon Greenwood (LB) SN-2 1982 David Walker (RB) FN-HM 1998 PJ Alexander (C) SN-3 Terrence Wisdom (OG) FN-2 Mike Charles (DT) FWAA-1, UPI-2, AP-3, Quentin Harris (S) SN-3 Glen Young (LB) FN-HM SN-HM 1999 Clifton Smith (LB) SN-1 2002 Steve Gregory (CB) FWAA-1, SN-2 1983 2003 Kelvin Smith (LB) SN-3 Tim Green (DT) AP-HM 1993 2004 Tony Jenkins (DT) CFN-1, RIV-1 Kevin Mitchell (NT) FN-2 Tony Romano (LB) AP-HM SN-2 2006 Delone Carter (RB) SN-HM 1984 1994 2007 Mike Holmes (CB) CFN-HM Dan Conley (LB) FN-HM Rob Long (P) SC-2, CFN-3, Tim Green (DT) SN-1, GAN-1, PFW-1, AP-3, SN-HM FN-3, UPI-HM Max Suter (KR) FWAA-1, SC-2 Ron Hobby (S) AP-HM 1995 2009 Chandler Jones (DE) RIV-1, PS-2 Jamie Kimmel (LB) AP-HM Kevin Abrams (CB) FWAA-1, AP-3 2010 Ross Krautman (PK) RIV-1, SN-1, Bernard King (LB) AP-HM Marvin Harrison (WR/KR) FWAA-1, SN-1, PFW-2 PS-1, FWAA-1 CFN-2 Justin Pugh (OT) PS-3 1985 1996 Marquis Spruill (LB) PS-2 Tim Green (DT) AP-1, UPI-1, PFW-1, WCF-1 Kevin Abrams (CB) AFCA-1 2011 Dyshawn Davis (LB) CFN-2 SN-1, FN-1, AFCA-1, FWAA-1 Antwaune Ponds (LB) AP-3 2014 Cole Murphy (PK) CI-HM, CFN-HM Scott Schwedes (PR) SN-2 2015 Eric Dungey (QB) CI-HM, CFN-HM Jordan Fredericks (RB) CI-HM, CFN-HM 1997 Chris Slayton (DT) CI-HM, CFN-HM 1986 Donovin Darius (S) AP-1, AFCA-1, SN-1, PFW-1

Tim Pidgeon (LB) AP-HM CS-2, FN-2 Scott Schwedes (WR) AP-HM Donovan McNabb (QB) CS-HM, FN-HCM Antwaune Ponds (LB) CS-HM, FN-HM 1987 Quinton Spotwood (WR/KR) PFW-1, CS-1, AP-2, KEY: AFCA-3, SN-3, FN-HM Ted Gregory (NT) FWAA-1, UPI-1, SN-1, FN-1, AFCA - Coaches Association PFW-1, AP-HM AP - Associated Press Tommy Kane (WR) SN-2 BCS - BCS.com 1998 CFN - College Football News Don McPherson (QB) AP-1, UPI-1, AFCA-1, Kevin Johnson (KR) AFCA-1 FWAA-1, WCF-1, SN-1, FN-3 CI - CampusInsiders.com CP - Central Press 1999 CNNSI - CNNSI.com 1988 Keith Bulluck (KR) PFW-1 COL - Collier’s Magazine Rob Burnett (DT) AP-3, FN-3, SN-HM CS - College Sports Pat Davis (TE) AP-HM, SN-HM FN - Football News John Flannery (C) SN-HM 2000 FW - Football World Magazine Kevin J. Greene (PK) AP-HM Dwight Freeney (DE) BCS-2 FWAA - Football Writers Association of America Chris Ingram (CB) AP-HM, SN-HM GAN - Gannett Newspapers Daryl Johnston (FB) AP-HM, SN-HM INS- International News Service Rob Moore (WR) AP-HM, SN-HM 2001 LIB - Liberty Magazine Markus Paul (S) AP-1, FWAA-1, SN-1, FN-1, Dwight Freeney (DE) AP-1, AFCA-1, FWAA-1, M - Frank Menke Syndicate UPI-2 CNNSI-1, WCF-1, FN-1 NEA - Newspaper Enterprise Association Terry Wooden (LB) AP-HM, SN-HM PFW - Pro Football Weekly PS - Phil Steele 2002 RIV - Rivals.com Clifton Smith (LB) CNNSI-HM 1989 SC - Scout.com Rob Burnett (DT) UPI-HM SN - Sporting News Rob Carpenter (WR) SN-HM 2008 UP - United Press John Flannery (C) PFW-1 Tony Fiametta (FB) PFW-1 UPI - United Press International Rob Moore (WR) SN-1, AP-2 WC - Walter Camp (published in Collier’s Magazine from Rob Thomson (S) UPI-HM 1898-1924) Terry Wooden (LB) AP-3, SN-HM, UPI-HM 2009 WCF - Walter Camp Football Foundation Arthur Jones (DT) CFN-3 1- First Team 1990 2 - Second Team Rob Carpenter (WR) UPI-HM 2012 3 - Third Team John Flannery (C) AP-1, SN-1, WCF-1, UPI-1 Ryan Nassib (QB) PFW-1 HM - Honorable Mention FN-2

1991 Marvin Graves (QB) FN-HM Qadry Ismail (WR/KR) FWAA-1, AP-3, FN-HM Kevin Mitchell (NT) FN-HM Pat O’Neill (PK) FN-HM George Rooks (DT) FN-HM

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THE HEISMAN TROPHY Honoring the outstanding college football player in the United States. Presented by the Downtown AthleƟ c Club of New York.

ERNIE DAVIS • 1961 SYRACUSE TOP-FIVE In 1961, running back Ernie Davis won the Heisman Trophy, HEISMAN FINISHES given to the outstanding intercollegiate football player in the United States. Davis edged out Bill Ferguson of Ohio State in what at the Year Name (Place) time was the closest vote in Heisman history (824 points to 771) to 1956 Jim Brown (5th) become the first African American and the only Syracuse player to Winner - Paul Hornung, Notre Dame win the coveted award. He rushed for 823 yards and 12 touchdowns 1961 Ernie Davis (1st) on the ground to lead the Orange to an 8-3 record in 1961 and the 1965 Floyd Little (5th) Winner - Mike Garrett, USC No. 14 ranking in the final Associated Press college football poll. 1966 Floyd Little (5th) Davis was selected first overall by the Washington Redskins in 1962 Winner - Steve Spurrier, Florida and traded to the Cleveland Browns. While preparing for the AFCA 1967 Larry Csonka (4th) All-American Game in Buffalo, Davis was diagnosed with leukemia. Winner - Gary Beban, UCLA He died in 1963 never getting the chance to realize his dream of 1987 Don McPherson (2nd) teaming up with former SU great Jim Brown in the Cleveland Browns Winner - Tim Brown, Notre Dame backfield. Davis’ Heisman Trophy is kept on display in the Iocolano- 1998 Donovan McNabb (5th) Winner - Ricky Williams, Texas Petty Football Complex for all to enjoy.

LAMBERT TROPHY AWARD Awarded to the best team in the East in Division I FBS Presented to the nation’s outstanding college football player Presented annually to the collegiate defensive player judged college football. In affiliation with the Metropolitan New by the Maxwell Football Club of Philadelphia. to be the best in the United States by the Maxwell Football York Football Writers, the Lambert Trophy was established Club. The award is named for Chuck Bednarik, who played by brothers Victor and Henry Lambert in memory of their 1987...... Don McPherson at Penn and in the NFL for the Philadelphia Eagles. father, August. 2001...... Dwight Freeney (Finalist) Syracuse (6) ...... 1952, 1956, 1959, 1966, 1987, 1992 GOLDEN HELMET PLAYER OF THE YEAR ECAC TEAM OF THE YEAR Presented by the Jim Thorpe Athletic Club of Oklahoma City, 1987...... Don McPherson the award honors the nation’s top defensive back. Syracuse (2) ...... 1987, 2012 1987...... Markus Paul (Finalist) DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD 1988...... Markus Paul (Finalist) NATIONAL COACH OF THE Honors the nation’s outstanding quarterback. Presented by the Davey O’Brien Educational and Charitable Trust YEAR of Fort Worth. The award is named for TCU Hall of Fame AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM quarterback Davey O’Brien who played from 1936-38. Honors football student-athletes for exemplary community 1959...... Ben Schwartzwalder 1,2 service. 1987...... Dick MacPherson 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 1987...... Don McPherson 1992...... Marvin Graves (Finalist) 2000...... Kyle Johnson 1 - American Football Coaches Association 2001...... Graham Manley 2 - Football Writers Association of American 2004...... Matt Tarullo 3 - NCAA JOHNNY UNITAS AWARD 2014...... Sam Rodgers 4 - Bobby Dodd Foundation Presented by the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Educational 5 - Walter Camp Foundation Foundation to the best senior college quarterback in the 6 - United Press International country. Named for Hall of Fame quarterback Johnny Unitas, 7 - Sporting News who played at Louisville before his 18-year NFL career. Presented by the All Sports Association of Fort Walton 8 - Sports Illustrated Beach, Fla. to the FBS football player that best combines 9 - Scripps Howard 1987...... Don McPherson exemplary community service with academic and athletic 10 - Toyota 1993...... Marvin Graves (Finalist) achievement. Named in honor of former University of 11 - Golden Helmet 1998...... Donovan McNabb (Finalist) Florida quarterback Danny Wuerffel. 12 - CBS/Chevrolet ROTARY LOMBARDI AWARD 2014...... Sam Rodgers REGIONAL COACH OF THE Honors the outstanding college lineman or linebacker of the year. It is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Houston. NCAA SILVER ANNIVERSARY YEAR 1984...... Tim Green (Finalist) AWARD 1970...... Ben Schwartzwalder 2 1985...... Tim Green (Finalist) Recognizes distinguished former student-athletes on the 1987...... Dick MacPherson 1 1987...... Ted Gregory (Finalist) 25th anniversary of the end of their intercollegiate athletics 2010...... Doug Marrone 1 2001...... Dwight Freeney (Finalist) eligibility.

1 - American Football Coaches Association 1982...... Jim Brown 2 - United Press International BRONCO NAGURSKI AWARD 1992...... Floyd Little Awarded annually since 1993 to the best all-around 2011...... Tim Green defensive player. It is presented by the Charlotte Touchdown ECAC COACH OF THE YEAR Club and the Football Writers Association of America. The award is named for Bronko Nagurski, who played for the 1992...... Paul Pasqualoni University of Minnesota and for the NFL’s Chicago Bears. 1995...... Paul Pasqualoni 1996...... Paul Pasqualoni 2001...... Dwight Freeney (Finalist)

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WALTER CAMP FOUNDATION AWARDS

1973...... Hugh (Duffy) Daugherty 1 1978...... Floyd Little 1 1989...... Terry Wooden 4 1990...... Rob Thomson 4 1997...... Kyle McIntosh 4 1999...... Jim Brown 5 2000...... Don McPherson 3 2001...... Dwight Freeney 4 2011...... Floyd Little 2

1 - Man of the Year 2 - Distinguished American Award 3 - Alumni of the Year Award 4 - Connecticut Player of the Year 5 - All-Century Team ECAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR

1966...... Floyd Little 1967...... Larry Csonka 1979...... Bill Hurley 1 1980...... Joe Morris 1 1985...... Tim Green 2 1987...... Don McPherson 1992...... Marvin Graves Kevin Johnson hit the trifecta in 1997. He was Dwight Freeney set the league record with 17.5 1998...... Donovan McNabb named BIG EAST Special Teams Player of the sacks in 2001 and shared BIG EAST Defensive 1 - Offensive Player of the Year Year and first-team All-BIG EAST at two positions. Player of the Year honors with Ed Reed. 2 - Co-Player of the Year BIG EAST SPECIAL TEAMS 1993 ECAC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Shelby Hill Wide Receiver First Team PLAYER OF THE YEAR Dwayne Joseph Defensive Back First Team 1986...... Blake Bednarz Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line First Team Pat O’Neill Placekicker First Team 1990...... Marvin Graves 1992...... John Biskup Punter Second Team 1994...... Anwaune Ponds 1993...... Pat O’Neill Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver Second Team 1995...... Donovan McNabb 1995...... Marvin Harrison 1997...... Quinton Spotwood * 1998...... Kevin Johnson * 1994 ECAC DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF Dan Conley Linebacker First Team * - Unanimous Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver First Team THE YEAR Kevin Mason Quarterback First Team Kirby Dar Dar Running Back Second Team 2011...... Dyshawn Davis Melvin Tuten Offensive Line Second Team BIG EAST ROOKIE OF THE David Wohlabaugh Offensive Line Second Team YEAR BIG EAST CONFERENCE 1995 1995...... Donovan McNabb Kevin Abrams Cornerback First Team 1991-2012 Donovin Darius Safety First Team Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver First Team BIG EAST OFFENSIVE PLAYER ALL-BIG EAST Return Specialist First Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team OF THE YEAR 1991 Sean Reali Punter First Team Qadry Ismail Wide Receiver First Team Cy Ellsworth Offensive Line Second Team 1996...... Donovan McNabb 1 Return Specialist Second Team Olindo Mare Placekicker Second Team 1997...... Donovan McNabb Pat O’Neill Punter First Team Malcolm Thomas Running Back Second Team 1998...... Donovan McNabb George Rooks Defensive Line First Team David Walker Running Back First Team 1996 1 - Co-winner with Jim Druckenmiller (Virginia Tech) John Biskup Placekicker Second Team Kevin Abrams Cornerback First Team Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line Second Team Donovin Darius Safety First Team Tim Sandquist Safety Second Team Nate Hemsley Linebacker First Team BIG EAST DEFENSIVE PLAYER Greg Walker Cornerback Second Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Terrence Wisdom Guard Second Team Shelton Prescott Offensive Line First Team OF THE YEAR Jim Turner Return Specialist First Team 1992 Antonio Anderson Defensive Line Second Team 1 1991...... George Rooks John Biskup Placekicker First Team Scott Kiernan Offensive Guard Second Team 1997...... Donovin Darius Chris Gedney Tight End First Team Antwaune Ponds Linebacker Second Team 2 2001...... Dwight Freeney Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line First Team Sean Reali Punter Second Team Terrence Wisdom Offensive Line First Team Malcolm Thomas Running Back Second Team 1 - Co-winner with Darrin Smith (Miami) Marvin Graves Quarterback Second Team Nate Trout Placekicker Second Team 2 - Co-winner with Ed Reed (Miami) Bob Grosvenor Safety Second Team Shelby Hill Wide Receiver Second Team Qadry Ismail Wide Receiver Second Team Dwayne Joseph Defensive Back Second Team Pat O’Neill Punter Second Team David Walker Running Back Second Team Glen Young Linebacker Second Team

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2001 2011 Dwight Freeney Defensive End First Team Antwon Bailey Running Back First Team Sean O’Connor Guard First Team Chandler Jones Defensive End First Team Clifton Smith Linebacker First Team Nick Provo Tight End First Team PJ Alexander Offensive Tackle Second Team Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle First Team Willie Ford Cornerback Second Team Andrew Tiller Guard First Team Quentin Harris Safety Second Team Alec Lemon Wide Receiver Second Team James Mungro Tailback Second Team Marquis Spruill Linebacker Second Team Mike Shafer Punter Second Team Phillip Thomas Free Safety Second Team

2002 2012 Louis Gachelin Defensive Tackle Second Team Alec Lemon Wide Receiver First Team Jamel Riddle Wide Receiver Second Team Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle First Team Punt Returner Second Team Shamarko Thomas Strong Safety First Team Clifton Smith Linebacker Second Team Ryan Nassib Quarterback Second Team David Tyree Wide Receiver Second Team Brandon Sharpe Defensive End Second Team

2003 Louis Gachelin Defensive Tackle First Team ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Collin Barber Placekicker Second Team Brendan Carney Punter Second Team 2013-PRESENT Christain Ferrara Defensive Tackle Second Team Walter Reyes Tailback Second Team ALL-ACC Nick Romeo Center Second Team Rich Scanlon Linebacker Second Team 2013 (ACSMA) Adam Terry Offensive Tackle Second Team Macky MacPherson Center Second Team Jay Bromley Defensive Tackle Third Team 2004 Free Safety Third Team Diamond Ferri Strong Safety First Team Jerome Smith Running Back Third Team Walter Reyes Tailback First Team Sean Hickey Offensive Tackle Hnr. Mention Matt Tarullo Center First Team Marquis Spruill Linebacker Hnr. Mention Adam Terry Offensive Tackle First Team Brendan Carney Punter Second Team 2013 (Coaches) Damien Rhodes Tailback Second Team Macky MacPherson Center Second Team Anthony Smith Free Safety Second Team Jay Bromley Defensive Tackle Third Team James Wyche Defensive End Second Team Durell Eskridge Free Safety Third Team Jerome Smith Running Back Third Team Before embarking on his pro career with the New 2005 Marquis Spruill Linebacker Third Team York Giants, offensive tackle Justin Pugh was a Brendan Carney Punter First Team three-time All-BIG EAST honoree. Ryan LaCasse Defensive End First Team 2014 (ACSMA) Anthony Smith Free Safety First Team Sean Hickey Offensive Tackle Third Team Cameron Lynch Linebacker Third Team 1997 2006 Donovin Darius Safety First Team Tanard Jackson Cornerback Second Team 2014 (Coaches) Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Jameel McClain Defensive End Second Team Sean Hickey Offensive Tackle Third Team Antwaune Ponds Linebacker First Team Kelvin Smith Linebacker Second Team Cameron Lynch Linebacker Third Team Quinton Spotwood Wide Receiver First Team Riley Dixon Punter Hnr. Mention Return Specialist First Team 2007 Rod Gadson Cornerback Second Team Max Suter Kick Returner First Team 2015 (ACSMA) Kevin Johnson Return Specialist Second Team Joe Fields Free Safety Second Team Riley Dixon Punter First Team Tebucky Jones Safety Second Team Arthur Jones Defensive Tackle Second Team Brisly Estime Return Specialist Third Team Brad Patkochis Offensive Line Second Team Rob Long Punter Second Team Ron Thompson Defensive End Third Team Roland Williams Tight End Second Team Mike Williams Wide Receiver Second Team 2015 (Coaches) 1998 2008 Riley Dixon Punter Second Team Kevin Johnson Wide Receiver First Team Arthur Jones Defensive Line First Team Brisly Estime Return Specialist Hnr. Mention Return Specialist First Team Curtis Brinkley Running Back Second Team Scott Kiernan Guard First Team Ryan Durand Guard Second Team ACSMA - Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Phil Nash Safety First Team Keith Bulluck Linebacker Second Team 2009 Arthur Jones Defensive Line First Team ACC FOOTBALL LEGENDS Rob Konrad Fullback Second Team Honored annually at the ACC Championship game. Jason Poles Safety Second Team Rob Long Punter First Team Nate Trout Placekicker Second Team Ryan Bartholomew Center Second Team Derrell Smith Linebacker Second Team 2013...... Floyd Little 2014...... Art Monk 1999 2015...... Chris Gedney Mark Baniewicz Offensive Tackle First Team 2010 Keith Bulluck Linebacker First Team Doug Hogue Linebacker First Team Duke Pettijohn Defensive End First Team Delone Carter Running Back Second Team Chandler Jones Defensive End Second Team Ross Krautman Placekicker Second Team 2000 Rob Long Punter Second Team Will Allen Cornerback First Team Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle Second Team Dwight Freeney Defensive End First Team Derrell Smith Linebacker Second Team Morlon Greenwood Linebacker First Team Clifton Smith Linebacker First Team Eric Downing Defensive Line Second Team Duke Pettijohn Defensive End Second Team Rickie Simpkins Defensive Line Second Team

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AFCA ACADEMIC NFF SCHOLAR-ATHLETE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD AWARD The American Football Coaches Association Academic Established in 1959 by the National Football Foundation to Achievement Award recognizes football programs with the honor scholar-athletes with postgraduate scholarships for highest graduation rate annually. The AFCA also presents an their combined athletic, academic and leadership abilities. honorable mention award to schools with graduation rates of 70 percent or better. 1959...... Gerhard Schwedes 1983...... Tony Romano AFCA Academic Achievement Award 1985...... Tim Green Syracuse (1) ...... 2000 1999...... Mark Baniewicz 2012...... Ryan Nassib AFCA Academic Honorable Mention Syracuse (21) .....1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 ...... 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006 NFF HAMPSHIRE HONOR ...... 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015 SOCIETY Created in 2007 by the National Football Foundation to Most Honorable Mentions: Notre Dame, 25; Rice, 24; recognizes college football players from all divisions who Virginia, 24; Boston College, 23; Penn State, 23; Syracuse, maintain a 3.2 GPA or better during their collegiate careers. 21; Vanderbilt, 21; Wake Forest, 20. 2008...... Dowayne Davis 2009...... Ryan Durand BIG EAST ACADEMIC ...... Jake Flaherty ...... Ryan Howard EXCELLENCE AWARD ...... Ben Maljovec Recognized the program with the highest collective 2010...... Jim McKenzie grade-point average in each sport sponsored by the Ryan Nassib was named the BIG EAST ...... Roberto Nieves conference. Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2012 and was ...... Andrew Robinson 2011...... Ryan Bartholomew honored as a National Football Foundation (NFF) Syracuse (1) ...... 2010 ...... Derrell Smith Scholar-Athlete. 2012...... Torrey Ball ...... Kevyn Scott CoSIDA ACADEMIC 2013...... Carl Cutler ...... James Jarrett NCAA POSTGRADUATE ALL-AMERICA HALL OF FAME ...... Ryan Nassib ...... Dan Vaughan SCHOLARSHIP 2006...... Tim Green 2014...... Charley Loeb Created in 1964 to promote and encourage postgraduate ...... Macky MacPherson education by rewarding the NCAA’s most accomplished 2015...... Sam Rodgers student-athletes. CoSIDA ACADEMIC 2016...... Riley Dixon ...... Rob Trudo 1978...... Bob Avery (alternate) ALL-AMERICANS 1986...... Tim Green Selected by College Sports Information Directors of America. 1994...... Pat O’Neill ARTHUR ASHE JR. SPORTS 1995...... Eric Chenoweth 1960...... Fred Mautino (First Team) 1971...... Howard Goodman (First Team) SCHOLAR AWARD 1983...... Tony Romano (First Team) To be recognized, students must compete in an NACDA FOUNDATION 1984...... Tim Green (First Team) intercollegiate sport; maintain a cumulative grade-point 1985...... Tim Green (First Team) average of at least 3.2; and be active on their campuses or SCHOLARSHIP 1993...... Pat O’Neill (First Team) in their communities. Awarded to one member of each team that participated in 1998...... Mark Baniewicz (Second Team) the 1997 Kickoff Classic and Pigskin Classic, the two NACDA- 1999...... Mark Baniewicz (First Team) 1994-95 ...... Dulayne Morgan sponsored preseason football games. 2003...... Rich Scanlon (First Team) 1996-97 ...... Keith Downing ...... Nick Romeo (Second Team) 1997-98 ...... Keith Downing 1997...... Keith Downing 2004...... Matt Tarullo (First Team) 1998-99 ...... Kyle Johnson 2007...... Ryan Durand (Second Team) 1999-2000 ...... Kyle Johnson 2008...... Ryan Durand (Second Team) 2000-01 ...... Andrew Benson HITACHI “PROMISE OF 2009...... Jim McKenzie (First Team) ...... Kyle Johnson 2011...... Kevyn Scott (First Team) 2005-06 ...... Tommy Harris TOMORROW” SCHOLARSHIP 2014...... Sam Rodgers (Second Team) ...... Tim Washington Awarded to a student-athlete who plans to pursue a career 2007-08 ...... Dowayne Davis in teaching...... Oliver Ferrnandez BIG EAST SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 2008-09 ...... Kevyn Scott (First Team) 1993...... Reggie Terry ...... Derrell Smith (Third Team) 1994...... Ed Hobson OF THE YEAR 2009-10 ...... Kevyn Scott (First Team) Established to recognize student-athletes who have 2010-11 ...... Ryan Bartholomew (First team) achieved success in the classroom and on the field. Winners 2011-12 ...... Torrey Ball ACC POSTGRADUATE received a scholarship that could be applied to graduate or ...... Kevyn Scott professional studies. SCHOLARSHIP Developed to foster the pursuit of athletic and academic 2001...... Kyle Johnson BURGER KING excellence while encouraging social awareness and 2012...... Ryan Nassib community service. Recipients honored based on academic SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD achievement, dedication to community service and athletic Developed to foster the pursuit of athletic and academic ability. excellence while encouraging social awareness and community service. Recipients honored based on academic 2014...... Cameron Lynch achievement, dedication to community service and athletic ...... Sam Rodgers ability.

1999...... Mark Baniewicz

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BIG EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM THE SOLADAY AWARD Student-athletes must have had a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA for the academic year to receive recognition. It is fitting that the Soladay Award is the most prestigious award given to a student-athlete by the Name, Pos. Year Department of Athletics. After all, Doris R. Soladay Lucas Albrecht, DL 2011, 2012 epitomized all of the positives in intercollegiate Ian Allport, OL 2009, 2010, 2011 Dom Anene, LB 2012 athletics. The Soladay Award is given annually to Josh Arrington, WR 2007 the top male and female student-athletes who best PJ Alexander, OL 2000, 2001 exemplify the essence of Doris. Torrey Ball, DL 2009, 2010, 2011 From her appointment as the first, and only, Mark Baniewicz, OL 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Director of Women’s Athletics at Syracuse University Ryan Bartholomew, OL 2010 in 1975 until the day she retired as Associate Michael Bennett, TE 1998, 1999 Director of Athletics on May 31, 1995, Doris Andrew Benson, DB 2000 David Bouchard, OL 2007 dedicated herself to student-athletes wearing the AJ Brown, DB 2007, 2008 Orange. The SU Department of Athletics and the Tim Carignan, OL 2002 world of intercollegiate sports lost a dear friend Paul Chiara, RB 2005, 2007, 2008 when Doris passed away in May, 2001. Zack Chibane, OL 2011, 2012 Doris established scholarships for women, while Clay Cleveland, FB 2011, 2012 increasing the budgets to run the programs. She Eric Chenoweth, TE 1992, 1993, 1994 worked with the late Chancellor Melvin Eggers and Ryan Durand is one of four football Marcus Coleman, DL 2012 student-athletes to win the Soladay Award. Lenny Cusumano, TE 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 others who supported women’s athletics to begin Carl Cutler, FB 2010, 2012 Orange Plus. Throughout her career, Doris made it Teddy Damour, DB 1997 a point to attend every home athletic contest of every Syracuse team whenever possible. She often Dowayne Davis, DB 2006, 2007 cheered on one team in the morning, another in the afternoon and a third in the evening. Dave DeAmato, LS 2002, 2003 Her impact on athletics reaches far beyond “The Hill,” however. Prior to the NCAA taking women’s Riley Dixon, P 2012 athletics into its fold, Doris held offices on numerous committees in the AIAW (Association for Keith Downing, QB 1995, 1996, 1997 Intercollegiate Athletics for Women) on the state, regional and national levels. After the merger Doris Ryan Durand, OL 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Corey Edsall, QB/P 2011 directed her energy into the NCAA Council, serving from 1989 through 1995. Cyrus Ellsworth, OL 1992, 1995 Doris was also influential regionally where she was an integral part of the expansion of The Jason Emerich, OL 2012 BIG EAST Conference to include women’s athletics, as well as chairing various committees in the Kurt Falke, OL 2004 league. The ECAC also benefitted from her knowledge and savvy, where she was a member of the Cayden Feifer, WR 2011 ECAC Women’s Steering Committee from 1983-87. For her many outstanding contributions, the Oliver Fernandez, LB 2007 ECAC honored Doris with the 1995 Katherine Ley Award, presented annually to a women’s athletics Jake Flaherty, LB 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 administrator who serves as a role model for her colleagues, as well as a strong proponent of Nathaniel Forer, QB 2011 Steve Franklin, OL 2003, 2004 women’s issues. Jeremie Frazier, TE 2000, 2001 It is no secret that since her retirement her presence in the corridors of Manley Field House has Timothy Glisker, LB 1998 been missed, but it is clear that her legacy will remain a part of the Orange forever. Vincenzo Giruzzi, LB/DL 2007, 2008 Jacob Green, TE 2012 – Kristyn Cook (Basketball ‘97) Keenan Hale, WR 2012 Oliver Haney, DL 2008, 2010, 2011 Adam Harris, LB 2009, 2010, 2011 Tommy Harris, LB 2004, 2005 1996 2003 2010 Ray Hennings, OL 2002 Jodi Carter, Field Hockey Eric Chapman, Soccer Curtis Bixler, Track & Field Sean Hickey, OL 2011, 2012 Ofri Porat, Gymnastics Julie Dunn, Softball Sarah Morton, Volleyball Mike Holmes, DB 2008 Ryan Howard, DB 2008 Kyle Ishman, WR 2011 1997 2004 2011 James Jarrett, QB 2010, 2011, 2012 Jamila Codrington, Track & Field John Bitok, Track & Field Daniel Berry, Rowing Andrew Johnson, QB 2003 Rob Kavovit, Lacrosse Elyse McDonough, Swimming Simone Kalhorn, Tennis Kyle Johnson, FB 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001 Zian Jones, DL 2012 Erik Kaloyanides, OL 1999 1998 2005 2012 Shane Kimmel, FB 2011 Raquel Nurse, Basketball Craig Forth, Basketball Michael Dietrick, Rowing Kevin Kopko, LS 2005 Matthew Norton, Track & Field Anna Goodale, Rowing Emily Harman, Tennis Ben Kozik, PK 2000, 2001 Kyle Knapp, OL 2012 1999 2006 2013 James Ledger, OL 1992 Keri Potts, Volleyball Sheila Menz, Soccer Ryan Nassib, Football Ryan Lichtenstein, PK/P 2010, 2011 Scott Hrnack, Gymnastics Greg Rommel, Lacrosse Iona Holloway, Field Hockey Charley Loeb, QB 2010, 2011, 2012 Rob Long, P 2009, 2010 Jeff Lowe, WR 1998, 1999 2000 2007 2014 Macky MacPherson, OL 2011, 2012 Gabriel Gervais, Soccer Luk Boral, Swimming Rachel Blum, Soccer Deon Maddox, WR 1996 Tracy Larkin, Field Hockey Erin Gray, Softball Robert Molke, Cross Country Ben Maljovec, LB 2005, 2007, 2008 Ian McIntosh, DB 1998, 1999 Jim McKenzie, OL 2007, 2008, 2009 2001 2008 2015 Max Meisel, WR 2006, 2007 Alex Brown, Track & Field Jillian Drouin, Track & Field Sam Rodgers, Football Shu Mungwa, DB 2011 Laura Fitzpatrick, Field Hockey Mike Leveille, Lacrosse Komal Safdar, Tennis Joe Nassib, DB 2012 Ryan Nassib, QB 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 2002 2009 2016 Robert Nieves, FB 2009 Kyle Johnson, Football Ryan Durand, Football Martin Hehir, Cross Country Troy Nunes, QB 1999 Brianna Butler, Basketball Sean O’Conner, OL 1999, 2000 Libby Graves, Rowing Katie Rowan, Lacrosse Justin Opalenski, DL 2005 Pat O’Neill, P 1992, 1993 Greg Paulus, QB 2009

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Name, Pos. Year Name, Pos. Year Dalton Phillips, OL 2008, 2009 Matt Keller, LS 2015-16 Marc Pilon, DL 1997, 1998 Hernz Laguerre, LB 2013-14 Shane Raupers, P 2011 Charley Loeb, QB 2013-14 Nick Raven, TE 2011 Cameron Lynch, LB 2013-14, 2014-15 John Reagan, OL 1992, 1993 Cameron MacPherson, TE 2014-15, 2015-16 Sean Reali, P 1996 Macky MacPherson, OL 2013-14 Niko Rechul, PK 2008 Jamar McGloster, OL 2014-15 Ludwig Reimmer, RB 1998 John Miller, OL 2013-14 Andrew Robinson, QB 2007, 2008, 2009 Keith Mitsuuchi, LS 2013-14, 2014-15 Sam Rodgers, LS 2011, 2012 Colton Moskal, LB 2014-15 Nick Romeo, OL 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Joe Nassib, CB 2013-14 Michael Russnok, OL 1997 Ryan Norton, PK 2014-15 Rich Scanlon, LB 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Alryk Perry, LB 2014-15, 2015-16 Kevyn Scott, DB 2008, 2009, 2010,2011 Brandon Reddish, DB 2014-15 Patrick Shadle, PK 2005, 2006, 2007 Sam Rodgers, LS 2013-14 Derrell Smith, LB 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Chauncey Scissum, DB 2015-16 Cliff Snell, DL 2000 Seamus Shanley, OL 2013-14 Darrell Stroope, TE 1998 Ryan Sloan, DL 2013-14 Matt Tarullo, OL 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Joe Stanard, DB 2015-16 Reggie Terry, LB 1992, 1993 Rob Trudo, OL 2013-14 Josh Thomas, DL 2001, 2002, 2003 Kielan Whitner, DB 2015-16 Offensive lineman Rob Trudo was selected for the Thomas Trendowski, TE 2009, 2010, 2011 Rodney Williams, DB 2014-15, 2015-16 All-ACC Academic Team all three years he played Rob Trudo, OL 2011, 2012 Corey Winfield, DB 2015-16 in the league. Dan Vaughan, LB 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Tim Washington, RB 2003, 2005 Rodney Wells, LB 2001 SU ’S HONOR ROLL Jarrod West, WR 2011 Bruce Williams, DB 2006, 2007, 2008 Established in 1995-96, the Syracuse Athletic Director’s Honor Roll rewards student-athletes who achieve a grade-point Roland Williams, TE 1997 average of 3.0 or higher during the semester. Pat Woodcock, WR 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Glen Young, LB 1992 Name, Pos. Semester Name, Pos. Semester Kevin Abrams, DB F’95 Christopher Calderon, DB S’04, S’06 Michael Acchione, WR S’09, F’09, S’12 Tim Carignan, OL F’01, S’02, F’02, S’03 ALL-ACC ACADEMIC TEAM Chris Adamcik, OL F’95 Brendan Carney, P S’05 To be eligible for consideration, a student-athlete, regardless Louis Addazio, TE F’12 Leonard Carter, DB S’04 of classification, must have earned a 3.0 GPA the previous Ryan Ahern, DB F’09, S’10, S’11 Cody Catalina, TE F’07, S’10 semester and maintained a 3.0 GPA cumulative average Lucas Albrecht, DL S’12, F’14, S’15, F’15 Chaz Cervino, WR S’08 during his academic career. Kevin Alexander, DB F’02, S’03, F’03 George Chambers, DL F’97 PJ Alexander, OL S’98, F’98, F’99, S’00, F’00, Hymnson Chan, RB F’03 Name, Pos. Year S’01, F’01 Michael Chambrello, WR S’07 Riley Dixon, P 2013, 2014 Drew Allen, QB F’13 Corey Chavers, OL F’08, S’09 Jason Emerich, OL 2015 Ian Allport, OL F’09, S’10 Van Chew, WR F’09 Zaire Franklin, LB 2014 Josh Altman, PK F’97 Paul Chiara, RB S’05, F’05, S’07,F’07, S’08, Sean Hickey, OL 2014 Ri’Shard Anderson, DB F’13 S’09 Cameron Lynch, LB 2014 Dom Anene, LB S’12, F’12, S’13 Zack Chibane, OL F,10, S’11, F’11, S’12, F’12 John Miller, OL 2014 Eric Anthony, DB F’13, S’14, F’14, S’15, F’15, Chris Clark, WR S’14 Sam Rodgers, LS 2014 S’16 Clay Cleveland, FB F’10, S’11, F’11, S’12, S’14 Kayton Samuels, DL 2015 Luke Arciniega, LB/DL S’13, S’14, S’15, F’15 Brian Coleman, DL F’97 Rob Trudo, OL 2013, 2014, 2015 Josh Arrington, WR S’07 Marcus Coleman, DL F’12, S’15 Robert Welsh, DL 2014 Jamar Atkinson, LB S’06, F’06 Daniel Collier, FB F’08 Jarrod West, WR 2014 Sean Avant, WR F’14, S’15, F’15, S’16 Malcolm Conway, P S’08 Kielan Whitner, DB 2015 Richard Azzoto Jr., RB F’09 Antwan Cordy, DB S’15, S’16 Antwon Bailey, RB S’09, F’09, F’10 Alvin Cornelius, WR S’15, F’16 Torrey Ball, DL F’09, S’10, F’10, S’11, F’11, Michael Coulter, QB F’07 ACC HONOR ROLL S’12 Michael Cox, DL S’06 Student-athletes must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA Mark Baniewicz, OL F’95, S’96, F’96, S’97, F’97, Shyheim Cullen, LB S’16 for the academic year to receive recognition. S’98, F’98, S’99, F’99 Rex Culpepper, QB S’16 Ryan Bartholomew, OL S’07, F’08, S’09, F’09, F’10 Lenny Cusumano, TE F’99, F’00, S’01, F’01, S’02, Name, Pos. Year Jonathan Baselice, DB F’03, S’04, F’04, S’05, F’05, S’03, F’03 Lucas Albrecht, DL 2014-15 S’06, F’06, S’07 Carl Cutler, FB S’10, F’10, S’11, F’12, S’13 Drew Allen, QB 2013-14 Chris Basile, DL S’07 Teddy Damour, DB S’97, F’97 Eric Anthony, DB 2013-14, 2014-15, PJ Batten, TE S’15 Jeff Danish, TE S’96, 2015-16 Aaron Baumbach, OL F’08 Donovan Darius, DB F’95, S’96, S’97 Luke Arciniega, LB 2013-14 J.J. Bedle, WR S’05, S’06 Brandon Darlington, TE S’07 Sean Avant, WR 2014-15, 2015-16 Michael Bennett, TE F’95, S’96, F’96, F’97, S’98, B.J. Darnell, DB F’00, S’03 Clay Cleveland, FB 2013-14 F’98 Keaton Darney, OL S’15, F’15, S’16 Keaton Darney, OL 2015-16 Parris Bennett, LB F’15 Chris Davis, FB F’00, S’03 Riley Dixon, P 2013-14, 2014-15 Andrew Benson, DB S’99, S’00, F’00 S’01 Donte Davis, WR S’09 Terell Drayton, LB 2015-16 Kwaku Boah, LB S’09 Dowayne Davis, DB S’06, F’06, S’07, F’07, S’08 Eric Dungey, QB 2015-16 Cory Boatman, DL S’10 Dyshawn Davis, LB S’11 Trey Dunkelberger, TE/DL 2015-16 Chris Bokel, P F’97, S’98, F’99, F’00, S’01 Ryan Day, TE S’03 Jason Emerich, OL 2013-14, 2015-16 Marcus Coleman, DL F’13 Giovanni DeLoatch, OL S’02 Adly Enoicy, WR 2015-16 David Bouchard, OL S’05, F’05, S’06, F’06, S’07, Ritchy Desir, DB S’14, S’15 Adrian Flemming, WR 2014-15 F’07 Riley Dixon, P F’11, S’12, F’12, S’13, F’13, Donnie Foster, OL 2014-15, 2015-16 Brandon Bowman, PK F’00, S’01 S’14, F’14, S’15 Zaire Franklin, LB 2014-15 Curtis Brinkley, RB S’06, F’08 Ryan Donnelly, TE F’06, S’08, S’09 Alex Hayes, OL 2014-15 A.J. Brown, DB F’04, F’06, F’07, S’08, S’09 Juwan Dowels, DB S’15, Troy Henderson, LB 2015-16 Dee Brown, RB F’98 Keith Downing, QB F’95, S’96, F’96, S’97, F’97, Nathan Hines, LS 2014-15, 2015-16 Ashton Broyld, RB/WR S’12 S’98 Terrel Hunt, QB 2015-16 Ryan Bukevicz, WR F’06 Terell Drayton, LB S’15, S’16 Eric Jackson, DB 2013-14, 2015-16 Charles Burton, LB S’99 Eric Dungey, QB S’16 Josh Kirkland, LB 2014-15 Michael Butler, OL S’96 Trey Dunkelberger, TE/DL S’15, F’15, S’16

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In addition to being a 2008 All-American, Arthur Jones added SU Athletic Director’s Honor Wide receiver Jeff Lowe was named to the SU fullback Tony Fiametta was a three-time SU Roll recognition to his list of accomplishments in Athletic Director’s Honor Roll six times during his Athletic Director’s Honor Roll member. the 2009 spring semester. career.

Name, Pos. Semester Name, Pos. Semester Name, Pos. Semester Doug Dunkin, P F’98 Ian Hammond, OL S’08 Arthur Kapalanga, TE S’04, F’07 Ryan Durand, OL F’04, S’05, F’05, S’06, F’06, Ollie Haney, DL S’08, F’08, S’09, F’10, S’11, Matt Keller, LS S’15, F’15, S’16 S’07, F’07, S’08, S’09 S’12 Sean Kennedy, WR F’98 Ryan Ehrie, OL F’04, S’06, F’06, S’07, F’07, Greg Hanoian, TE F’03, S’04 Emerson Kilgore, OL S’99, S’01 S’08 Adam Harris, LB/FB F’09, S’10, F’10, S’11, F’11, Kyle Kleinberg, LB F’15 Cy Ellsworth, OL F’95, S’96, S’12 Mitch Kimble, QB F’14 Jason Emerich, OL F’12, S’14, F’14, S’15, F’15, Shadeed Harris, DL S’04, S’05 Shane Kimmel, FB F’10, S’11, F’11, S’12 S’16 Tommy Harris, LB F’03, F’04, S’05, F’05, S’06 John Kinder, QB S’13, F’13 Adly Enoicy, WR F’14, S’15, F’15, S’16 Quentin Harris, DB S’98, F’00, F’01 Sheldon King, DL F’98, S’99, F’00 Brisly Estime, WR S’15 Marvin Harrison, WR F’95 Josh Kirkland, LB S’13, F’14, S’15 Breyone Evans, FB S’04, F’04, S’06, F’06, S’07 Alex Hayes, OL F’14, S’15 Matt Klaus, LB F’95, S’96, F’98 Nate Evans, FB S’01, S’02, F’02, S’03 Nate Hemsley, LB S’97 Kyle Knapp, OL F’12, S’13, F’13 Kurt Falke, OL S’04, F’04 Troy Henderson, LB F’15, S’16 Rob Konrad, FB S’98 Cayden Feifer, WR F’11 Raymond Hennings, OL S’01, S’02, F’02, S’03 Kevin Kopko, LS F’02, S’03, F’03, S’04, F’04, Oliver Fernandez, LB F’04, S’05, F’05, S’06, F’06, Donta Herrod, DB F’04 S’05, F’05, S’06 S’07, F’07, S’08 Sean Hickey, OL F’10, F’11, S’12, F’14 Tombe Kose, FB S’12 Christian Ferrara, DL S’04 Macauley Hill, WR F’12 Joe Kowalewski, TE S’02, F’04, F’05 Tony Fiametta, FB S’05, S’07, S’09 Nathan Hines, LS F’14, S’15, F’15, S’16 Ben Kozik, PK F’98, S’99, F’99, S’00, F’00, Joe Fields, QB/DB S’04, F’05, S’06, F’06 Alex Hodgkinson, PK F’13, S’14, S’15 S’01, F’01 Jake Flaherty, LB F’04, S’05, F’05, S’06, F’06, Brett Hoffman, QB S’09 Ricky Krautman, PK S’04 S’07, F’07, S’08, S’09 Sterling Hofrichter, P F’15 Ross Krautman, PK F’11, S’12, F’12, S’13 Sean Flannery, FB F’03, S’04, F’04 Michael Holmes, DB S’08 Ryan LaCasse, DL F’05 Adrian Flemming, WR F’14, S’15 Mark Holtzman, DL F’00, F’01 Hernz Laguerre, LB F’13 Donnie Foster, OL F’14, S’15, F’15, S’16 Brian Hooper, DL F’01 Austin Lane, OL F’10 Stephen Franklin, OL F’03, S’04, F’05 Ryan Howard, DB F’07, S’09 Timothy Lane, WR S’03, S’04, F’05, S’06 Zaire Franklin, LB F’14, S’15, S’16 Cordell Hudson, DB S’16 Michael Lasker, OL F’14, S’16 Jeremie Frazier, TE S’00, F’00, S’01, F’01 Terrel Hunt, QB S’14, F’15 Daniel Lavia, WR F’03, S’04 Jordan Fredericks, RB F’15 Will Hunter, DB F’00, F’01 Shane LaVigne, OL F’00, S’01, F’01 Dwight Freeney, DL S’99, S’01, S’02 Kyle Ishman, WR F’10, F’11, S’12 James Ledger, OL F’95 Scott Freeney, DL F’96 Steve Ishmael, WR F’15 Max Leo, LS S’08, S’09, S’10 Quinta Funderburk, WR F’13 Eric Jackson, DB S’13, F’13, S’14, S’15, F’15, Nick Lepak, OL S’10, F’11, S’12 Xzavier Gaines, QB S’02 S’16 Aaron Lewis, TE S’97, S’99, F’99, F’00 Matthew Galka, OL F’06 James Jarrett, DB F’09, S’10, F’10, S’11, F’11, Ryan Lichtenstein, PK F’09, S’11 Stan Gibbs, LB S’96 S’12, F’12, S’13 Todd Lisi, WR S’02, F’02, F’03, F’04 Ryan Gillum, LB S’09, S’11 Tony Jenkins, DL F’03, S’04, S’07, F’07 Lavar Lobdell, WR F’07, S’09 Tim Glisker, LB S’97, F’97, F’98, S’99, Matthew Jensen, DL F’02, S’03 Charley Loeb, QB F’09, S’10, F’10, S’11, F’11, Vincenzo Giruzzi, LB/DL F’06, S’07, F’07, S’08 Andrew Johnson, QB S’03, F’03, S’04 S’12, F’12, S’13, F’13, S’14 Anthony Giudice, DL S’16 Kyle Johnson, FB F’96, S’97, F’97, S’98, F’98, AJ Long, QB S’15 Frank Giufre, OL F’97, S’99 S’99, F’99, S’00, S’01 Rob Long, P F’08, F’09, S’10, F’10 Deon Goggins, DL S’13 Lonnie Johnson, DB F’09, S’10 Jeff Lowe, WR S’97, F’97, S’98, F’98, S’99, Jacob Green, TE F’12, S’13, F’14, F’15 Arthur Jones, DL S’09 F’99 Troy Green, WR S’15, F’15 Chad Jones, WR S’02 Jarel Lowery, OL S’09 Jason Greene, OL F’02, S’03, S’05, F’05, S’06 Chandler Jones, DL S’10 Keon Lyn, DB F’12 Prince-Tyson Gulley, RB F’12, S’12, F’14 Jared Jones, WR F’04 Cameron Lynch, LB S’13, F’13, S’14, F’14 Joe Hafera, QB S’02 Michael Jones, RB F’08 Jerry Mackey, LB F’04, F’06 Keenan Hale, WR F’12, S’12 Zian Jones, DL F’12, S’14 Cameron MacPherson, TE S’14, F’14, S’15, F’15, S’16 Matt Hale, QB F’05 Erik Kaloyanides, OL F’98, F’99

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Name, Pos. Semester Name, Pos. Semester Mackey MacPherson, OL F’10, S’11, F’11, S’12, F’12, , WR S’07 S’13, S’14 Jeremy Snyder, PK F’03, S’04, F’04, S’05 Deon Maddox, WR F’95, F’96, S’97 Cliff Snell, DL F’96, F’97, F’98, S’99, F’99, Carroll Madison, OL F’04, F’05, S’07, F’07 S’00, F’00, S’01 Zack Mahoney, QB S’15 Brian Sparks, RB F’95 Ben Maljovec, LB S’05, F’06, S’07, F’07, S’08, Joe Stanard, DB S’15, F’15, S’16 F’08, S’09 Scott Stanton, DL F’98, S’99, F’99 Graham Manley, TE S’98, S’99, F’00 Michael Stenclik, LB F’05, S’09 Nicholas Massaro, QB S’03, F’03 David Stevens, TE S’13 Grant Mayes, DB F’09 Darrell Stroope, TE S’96, S’98, F’98 Ryan McCarthy, OL F’03 Nick Sudano, RB S’98, F’98, S’99 Zach McCarrell, LB F’12, F’13 Justin Sujansky, PK F’01, F’02, S’03, F’03, S’04, Jameel McClain, DL S’06, F’06, S’07 F’04 Stephen McDonald, FB F’05 Shawn Summerville, WR S’96 Jamar McGloster, OL F’14, S’15 Max Suter, DB F’11 Ian McIntosh, DB F’96, F’97, F’98, S’99, S’00 Todd Sweet, TE F’98, S’99 Kyle McIntosh, RB S’99, Andrew Taitt, DB F’05, F’06 Jim McKenzie, OL F’06, S’07, F’07, S’08, F’08, Brian Tarrant, DL F’95, S’09, F’09, S’10 Matt Tarullo, OL F’00, S’01, F’01, S’02, F’02, Frederick McKinnon II, DB F’09, S’10 S’03, F’03, S’04, F’04 Lamar McPherson, RB S’06 Adam Terry, OL F’03 Max Meisel, WR S’06, F’06, F’07 Jonathan Thomas, LB S’15 Da’mon Merkerson, DB F’07 Josh Thomas, DL F’99, S’00, F’00, S’01, F’01, Charles Messano, DL S’99, S’00, F’00, S’01 S’02, S’03, F’03, George Meyers, LB F’95, S’96, F’96 Chris Thorner, DL S’05, F’06 John Michaelidis, OL F’95, F’96 Greg Tobias, RB S’11, F’13 John Miller, OL S’13, F’13, S’14, F’14 Elvis Torres, WR S’01, F’01, S’02 Jason Mills, OL F’95, Thomas Trendowski, TE F’08, S’10, F’10, S’11, F’11, Jonathan Miller, QB F’10, S’11 S’12 Alfred Mitchell, LB S’03, F’03, F’04 Center Nick Romeo earned Syracuse Athletic Rob Trudo, OL F’11, S’12, F’12, F’13, Keith Mitsuuchi, LS S’13, F’13, S’14, F’14, S’15 Director’s Honor Roll recognition all 10 S’14, F’14, S’15, F’15 Kendall Moore, TE S’14 semesters he was on campus. David Tyree, WR S’01, F’01 Johnnie Morant, WR S’04 Dan Vaughan, LB F’08, S’09, F’09, S’10, F’10, Wayne Morgan, DB S’16 S’11, S’12, F’12, S’13 Eric Morris, LS F’12 Oliver Vigille, LB S’14, S’15, F’15 George Morris, RB S’14 Name, Pos. Semester Austin Wallis, PK S’08, F’08 Brian Mosher, LB S’02, F’02, S’03 Matthew Reid, DB S’09 Keeon Walker, DB S’03 Colton Moskal, LB F’14, S’15 Niko Rechul, PK S’06, F’06, S’07, F’07, S’08 Jason Walters, DL F’96 Kyle Muir, PK S’07 Ludwig Reimmer, RB S’97, F’97, S’98, F’98, S’99, Brent Warren, OL S’97, S’98 James Mungro, RB S’98 F’99 Tim Washington, RB F’02, S’03, F’03, S’04, F’04, Shu Mungwa, DB F’11, S’12 Alex Ridore, RB F’01, S’02, F’02, F’03 S’05, F’05, S’06 Cole Murphy, PK S’15, F’15 Andrew Robinson, QB F’06, S’07, F’07, S’08, F’08, John Wellington, OL F’95, S’96 Adam Namoury, LB F’02, S’03, F’03, S’04 S’09, F’09, S’10 Rodney Wells, LB F’98, F’01, S’02 Phil Nash, LB F’97 Nick Robinson, OL S’15 Rob Welsh, DL S’14, F’14, S’15 J.J. Nesheiwat, TE S’06, F’07 Sam Rodgers, LS F’11, S’12, F’12, S’13, F’13, Jarrod West, WR F’10, F’14 Joe Nassib, DB S’12, F’12, S’14, F’14 S’14, F’14 Julian Whigham, DB F’14 Ryan Nassib, QB F’08, S’09, F’09, S’10, F’10, Nick Romeo, OL F’99, S’00, F’00, S’01, F’01, Josh White, OL S’09, F’11 S’11, F’11, S’12, F’12 S’02, F’02, S’03, F’03, S’04 Kielan Whitner, DB F’15, S’16 Roberto Nieves, FB F’08, S’09, F’09 Michael Russnok, OL S’96, S’97, F’97, S’98 Bruce Williams, DB F’05, S’06, F’07, F’08 Ryan Norton, PK F’13, F’14, S’15 Nick Santiago, DL S’08 Madei Williams, QB S’98, S’99, F’00 Thomas Norton, FB S’96 Kevin Sampson, OL F’99, S’00, S’03, F’03 Rodney Williams, DB F’14, S’15, S’16 Ryan Novak, PK F’07, S’08, S’09 Kayton Samuels, DL S’15, F’15 Roland Williams, TE F’95, S’96, F’96, S’97 Troy Nunes, QB F’98, F’99 Rich Scanlon, LB F’99, S’00, S’01, F’01, S’02, Austin Wilson, QB S’15, S’16 Sean O’Connor, OL S’98, F’98, S’99, S’00, F’00, F’02, S’03, F’03 Sir Mawn Wilson, WR F’95 S’01 Matt Schena, WR F’95, S’96 William Wilson, DL F’02, S’03, F’03, S’04, F’04 Justin Opalenski, DL S’03, S’04, F’04, S’05, F’05, Chauncey Scissum, DB F’14, F’15, S’16 Corey Winfield, DB S’15, F’15, S’16 S’06 Kevyn Scott, DB F’07, S’08, S’09, S’10, F’10, Pat Woodcock, WR S’96, F’97, S’97, S’98, F’99 Justin Outten, OL F’06, S’07 S’11, F’11, S’12 James Wyche, DL S’05 Michael Owen, TE S’10 Nico Scott, DB F’08, S’09 Barrett Parker, TE S’99 O’Neil Scott, DB S’01 Brad Patkochis, OL S’96, S’97, S’98 Jamiel Seebadri, WR F’04, S’05, S’06 Rotimi Paul, WR F’02, S’03, F’03, S’04, F’04 Jeremy Sellers, RB F’05 Zachary Paul, PK S’96 Patrick Shadle, PK F’05, S’06, F’06, S’08 Greg Paulus, QB F’09, S’10 Mike Shafer, P F’99, S’00 Anthony Perkins, DL F’07 Seamus Shanley, OL S’14, F’14, F’15 Alryk Perry, LB F’14, S’15, F’15, S’16 Brandon Sharpe, DL S’13 Ervin Philips, RB/WR S’15 Dan Sheeran, WR S’08, S’09 Dalton Phillips, OL S’08, F’08, S’09 Alex Shor, TE S’03, F’03, S’05 Marc Pilon, DL F’95, S’96, F’96, F’97, F’98, Modibo Sidibe, DB S’02 S’99 Scott Sikand, OL F’97 Jeff Pilon, OL F,97, F’98, F99, Donnie Simmons, DL S’13, F’13, F’15 Jonathan Plato, DB S’03, F’03, S’04 Kaseem Sinceno, TE S’96 Julian Pollard, DL S’03, F’03, F’04, S’05 Damien Skop, OL F’97 Antwaune Ponds, LB S’97 Chris Slayton, DL S’15 Shelton Prescott, OL S’96 Ryan Sloan, DL F’13, S’14, F’14 Nick Provo, TE S’09, S’11, F’11 Marquis Spruill, LB S’13 Justin Pugh, OL F’10, S’12, F’12 Andre Smith, OL F’95 Shane Raupers, P F’11, S’12 Anthony Smith, DB F’05 NicK Raven, QB S’10, F’10, S’11, F’11, S’12 Clifton Smith, LB S’03 Sean Reali, P F’95, S’96, F’96, S’97 Derrell Smith, RB/LB S’07, F’07, S’08, F’08, S’09, David Rebar, OL S’96 F’09, S’10, F’10 Brandon Reddish, DB S’13, S’14, F’14 Jake Smith, PK F’09, S’10 Kelvin Smith, LB S’06

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 121 SYRACUSE FOOTBALL AWARDS

2012...... Ryan Nassib BILL HORR AWARD 2013...... Terrel Hunt MARK HOFFMAN PAT MILLER AWARD Presented to the team’s Most Valuable 2014...... Cameron Lynch Presented to the team’s outstanding athlete, Player. 2015...... Not awarded AWARD student and citizen. Presented to the team’s outstanding back. 1946...... Joseph Watt 1956...... Jim Ridlon 1947...... Larry Ellis, Jr. JOSEPH ALEXANDER 1980...... Ken Mandeville 1957...... Dick Lasse 1948...... 1981...... Joe Morris 1958...... Daniel Fogarty 1949...... George Davis AWARD 1982...... Jaime Covington 1959...... Robert Yates 1950...... William Lupo Awarded for excellence in football, 1983...... Jaime Covington ...... Maury Youmans 1951...... John Donati scholarship and citizenship...... Harold Gayden 1960...... Richard Reimer 1952...... Joe Szombathy 1984...... Ron Hobby 1961...... 1953...... Theodore Kukowski 1954...... Paul Slick 1985...... Don McPherson ...... Dave Sarette 1954...... Ray Perkins 1955...... W. Peter Schwert 1986...... Daryl Johnston 1962...... Eugene Stancin 1955...... Edward Albright 1956...... Jim Ridlon 1987...... Robert Drummond 1963...... Richard Bowman 1956...... Jim Brown 1957...... Glenn Preising ...... Daryl Johnston 1964...... Walley Mahle 1957...... Dick Lasse 1958...... Thomas Stephens ...... Markus Paul 1965...... A. Harrison Elliott 1958...... Chuck Zimmerman 1959...... Gerhard Schwedes 1988...... Robert Drummond 1966...... Herb Stecker 1959...... Roger Davis 1960...... Fred Mautino ...... Chris Ingram ...... Harris Wienke 1960...... Thomas Gilburg 1961...... Richard Feidler, Jr. 1989...... Michael Owens 1967...... Dennis Fitzgibbons 1961...... Ernie Davis 1962...... David Meggyesy 1990...... Duane Kinnon 1968...... Stephen Zegalia 1962...... John Mackey 1963...... James Mazurek 1991...... Marvin Graves 1969...... Gerald Vogt 1963...... Edward Conti 1964...... Bradlee Clark, Jr...... Tim Sandquist 1970...... Paul Paolisso 1964...... Jim Nance 1965...... Charles Brown 1992...... David Walker ...... Randy Zur 1965...... Pat Killorin 1966...... Gary Bugenhagen ...... Dwayne Joseph 1971...... Robin Griffin 1966...... Floyd Little 1967...... Tom Coughlin 1993...... Dwayne Joseph ...... Raymond Jarosz 1967...... Larry Csonka 1968...... John Bulicz 1994...... Tony Jones 1972...... Ross Sposato 1968...... Art Thoms 1969...... John Cherundolo 1995...... Darrell Parker ...... Richard Steiner 1969...... Donald Dorr 1970...... Ray White 1996...... Kevin Abrams 1973...... Kenneth Sawyer 1970...... Tony Gabriel 1971...... Ted Lachowicz 1997...... Tebucky Jones 1974...... John Rafferty 1971...... Tommy Myers 1972...... Charles Boniti 1998...... Rob Konrad 1975...... Keith Moody 1972...... David King 1973...... Dave Lapham 1999...... Ian McIntosh 1976...... Jose St. Victor 1973...... Gary Sweat ...... David Laputka 2000...... Will Allen 1977...... Kenneth Clarke 1974...... Bernie Ruoff 1974...... Michael Bright 2001...... Willie Ford 1978...... Lawrence Archis 1975...... Raymond Preston 1975...... Jim Donoghue ...... James Mungro 1979...... Craig Wolfley 1976...... Tim Moresco 1976...... James Brennan 2002...... Keeon Walker 1980...... Robert Arkeilpane 1977...... Bill Hurley 1977...... Bob Avery 2003...... Walter Reyes 1981...... Ike Bogosian 1978...... Jim Collins 1979...... Randy Edsall 2004...... Walter Reyes ...... Gerald Kilpatrick 1979...... Bill Hurley 1980...... Andrew Gissinger 2005...... Damien Rhodes 1982...... Jay Ross ...... Art Monk 1981...... Gary Anderson 2006...... Perry Patterson 1983...... James Gorzalski 1980...... Jim Collins 1982...... Ted Cirillo 2007...... Tony Fiametta 1984...... Gerald Allen 1981...... Dave Warner 1983...... Tony Romano 2008...... Mike Holmes 1985...... Roland Grimes 1982...... Mike Charles 1984...... Richard Miller 2009...... Mike Holmes 1986...... Shawn Garrity 1983...... Blaise Winter 1985...... Bob Brotzki 2010...... Delone Carter 1987...... Pat Kelly 1984...... Tim Green 1986...... Mike Kmetz 2011...... Antwon Bailey 1988...... David Holmes ...... Jamie Kimmel 1987...... Tim Vesling 2012...... Jerome Smith ...... Deval Glover 1985...... Tim Green 1988...... 2013...... Jerome Smith 1989...... David Bavaro 1986...... Don McPherson 1989...... Dan Bucey 2014...... Prince-Tyson Gulley 1990...... Turnell Sims 1987...... Ted Gregory 1990...... Rob Thomson 2015...... Not awarded 1991...... Andrew Dees ...... Don McPherson 1991...... Mark McDonald 1992...... Jo Jo Wooden 1988...... Daryl Johnston ...... George Rooks ...... Terrence Wisdom ...... Markus Paul 1992...... Qadry Ismail TIM GREEN AWARD 1993...... Al Wooten 1989...... Terry Wooden ...... Glen Young Presented to the team’s outstanding 1994...... Kirby Dar Dar ...... Rob Moore 1993...... Pat O’Neill defensive lineman. 1995...... Sir Mawn Wilson 1990...... Rob Thomson 1994...... Eric Chenoweth 1996...... Sean Reali 1991...... David Walker 1995...... Cy Ellsworth 1999...... Donald Dinkins ...... Scott Freeney ...... Glen Young 1996...... Deon Maddox 2000...... Eric Downing 1997...... Brent Warren 1992...... Marvin Graves 1997...... Keith Downing 2001...... Mark Holtzman ...... Dulayne Morgan ...... Kevin Mitchell 1998...... Doug Dunkin 2002...... Not awarded 1998...... Darryl Daniel ...... Glen Young ...... Marc Pilon 2003...... Louis Gachelin ...... Phil Nash 1993...... Marvin Graves 1999...... Mark Baniewicz 2004...... Julian Pollard 1999...... Jeff Lowe ...... Kevin Mitchell 2000...... Kyle Johnson 2005...... James Wyche 2000...... Morlon Greenwood 1994...... Kevin Mason 2001...... Kyle Johnson 2006...... Jameel McClain 2001...... PJ Alexander 1995...... Marvin Harrison 2002...... Troy Nunes 2007...... Arthur Jones ...... Charles Burton 1996...... Malcolm Thomas 2003...... Nick Romeo 2008...... Nick Santiago 2002...... Erik Kaloyanides 1997...... Donovin Darius 2004...... Matt Tarullo 2009...... Arthur Jones 2003...... Kevin Sampson 1998...... Donovan McNabb 2005...... Tommy Harris 2010...... Chandler Jones ...... Josh Thomas 1999...... Keith Bulluck 2006...... Brendan Carney 2011...... Chandler Jones 2004...... Greg Hanoian 2000...... Dee Brown 2007...... Ryan Durand 2012...... Brandon Sharpe 2005...... Steve Gregory 2001...... Dwight Freeney 2008...... Ben Maljovec ...... Deon Goggins 2006...... Stephen McDonald 2002...... Clifton Smith 2009...... Jim McKenzie 2013...... Jay Bromley 2007...... Joe Fields 2003...... Rich Scanlon 2010...... Adam Harris 2014...... Eric Crume 2008...... Ryan Durand 2004...... Diamond Ferri 2011...... Kevyn Scott ...... Micah Robinson 2009...... Greg Paulus 2005...... Anthony Smith 2012...... Siriki Diabate ...... Robert Welsh 2010...... Ryan Bartholomew 2006...... Perry Patterson 2013...... Rob Trudo 2015...... Not awarded 2011...... Adam Harris ...... Kelvin Smith 2014...... Sam Rodgers 2012...... Zack Chibane 2007...... Jameel McClain 2015...... Not awarded 2013...... Charley Loeb 2008...... Curtis Brinkley 2014...... Jarrod West 2009...... Not awarded 2015...... Not awarded 2010...... Doug Hogue ...... Derrell Smith 2011...... Nick Provo

122 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide SYRACUSE FOOTBALL AWARDS

2007...... Taj Smith JOE SZOMBATHY 2008...... Bruce Williams THE ZUNIC AWARD 2009...... Andrew Robinson SPECIAL TEAMS AWARD 2010...... Rob Long Presented by Syracuse Football Club, the Zunic Award was created Awarded to the outstanding special teams 2011...... Mikhail Marinovich in 2001 to honor Mike and Judy Zunic, who died tragically on July 18, contributor. 2012...... David Stevens 1989 when a United Airlines plane crashed in Sioux City, Iowa. The pilot, 2013...... Lewellyn Coker anticipating landing difficulties, requested if some strong passengers 1999...... Quinton Spotwood 2014...... John Miller would volunteer to give up their seats and sit at the exit doors to assist ...... Nate Trout 2015...... Not awarded 2000...... Cliff Snell passengers in the event of an emergency. Mike and Judy volunteered to 2001...... Andre Brinson give up their seats in first class and sit at one of the exit doors. Mike and ...... JR Johnson Judy both died in the crash and those in the Zunic’s seats survived. 2002...... Mike Shafer BILL MAXWELL Mike Zunic was a four-year starter at linebacker and earned a B.A. (‘81) 2003...... Darryl Kennedy AWARD and Master’s (‘82) from Syracuse University in speech communication. 2004...... Collin Barber Presented to the most improved offensive 2005...... Brendan Carney player during spring practice. 2006...... Patrick Shadle 2001 - Mr. & Mrs. Zunic, Frank Maloney, Gene Grabosky ‘60 (posthumous) 2007...... Max Suter 1995...... Shelton Prescott 2002 - Pat ‘88 and Kari Kelly, Roberta DeLeone ...... Rob Long 1996...... Keith Downing 2003 - Jim DaRin ‘77 2008...... Patrick Shadle 1997...... Dee Brown 2004 - Joshua Frase 2009...... Rob Long 1998...... Darrell Stroope 2005 - Jim Rooney 2010...... Max Leo 1999...... Pat Woodcock 2006 - Rockette Pirro Brunetti, Horace Landry 2011...... Dorian Graham 2000...... Graham Manley 2012...... Dan Vaughan 2001...... Lenny Cusumano 2007 - Sylvia Mackey, Chris Ingram ‘89 (posthumous) 2013...... Riley Dixon 2008 - Robin Griffin ‘72, Carlmon Jones, Ron Page ‘74 2002...... Kevin Sampson 2014...... Riley Dixon 2003...... Matt Tarullo 2009 - Bill Coghill ‘72, Norm Mordue ‘66 2015...... Not awarded 2004...... Joe Kowalewski 2010 - Jim Jerome ‘76 2011 - John Lally ‘82 2012 - Tim Byrne ‘87 (posthumous) COACH “MAC” AWARD TED DAILEY AWARD 2013 - Pat Killorin ‘66 Awarded for representing the football Presented to the most improved defensive program and University with class, player during spring practice. 2014 - Dick Beyer ‘53 professionalism, passion, intensity, and 2015 - Frank Conover ‘91 whose efforts on the field have been an 1995...... Dana Cottrell inspiration to those around him. 1996...... Mike Brown 1997...... Brian Coleman 2001...... Graham Manley 1998...... Donald Dinkins BEN SCHWARTZWALDER DUFFY DAUGHERTY 2002...... Will Hunter 1999...... Rodney Wells 2003...... R.J. Anderson 2000...... Dwight Freeney AWARD AWARD 2004...... O’Neil Scott 2001...... Keeon Walker Awarded to the most exemplary football Awarded for being a consummate 2005...... Quinn Ojinnaka 2002...... O’Neil Scott player, who embodies the spirit of Ben teammate (player’s player, coach’s player)...... Kader Drame 2003...... Rich Scanlon Schwartzwalder and is a “Ben-Type” player. 2006...... Jerry Mackey 2004...... Diamond Ferri 1987...... John Garrett 2007...... Dowayne Davis 1982...... Gerry Feehery 1988...... Jim Gaughan 2008...... Jake Flaherty 1983...... Richard Roche 1989...... Blake Bednarz 2009...... Derrell Smith THOMAS S. PIRRO 1984...... Bernard King 1990...... John Flannery 2010...... Da’Mon Merkerson 1985...... Rudy Reed 1991...... John Capachione 2011...... Dan Vaughan 1986...... Tim Pidgeon AWARD 1992...... Chris Gedney 2012...... Shamarko Thomas Awarded for character and coachability. 1987...... Paul Frase 1993...... Ernie Brown 2013...... Macky MacPherson 1988...... Jeff Mangram 1994...... Wilky Bazile 2014...... Dyshawn Davis ...... Blake Bednarz 2006...... Tony Jenkins 1995...... Chris Marques ...... Darius Kelly 1989...... Fred DeRiggi 2007...... Carroll Madison ...... Dave Rebar 2015...... Not awarded 1990...... Mike Bernard 2008...... Vincenzo Giruzzi 1996...... George Meyers 1991...... Kevin Mitchell 2009...... Dalton Phillips 1992...... Jerry Sharp ...... Shelton Prescott 2010...... Jose Cruz ...... Garland Hawkins 1997...... Brad Patkochis RAY MARTINO 2011...... Torrey Ball 1993...... John Reagan ...... Rod Gadson 2012...... Carl Cutler 1994...... Dave Wohlabaugh 1998...... Scott Kiernan AWARD 2013...... Chris Clark ...... Dan Conley ...... Jason Poles Awarded for loyalty, perseverance and 2014...... Brandon Reddish 1995...... Jim Ledger 1999...... Nick Sudano enthusiasm. 2015...... Not awarded 1996...... Nate Hemsley 2000...... Pat Woodcock ...... Terry Morris 2001...... Sean O’Connor 1992...... Chuck Bull 1997...... Kaseem Sinceno 2002...... Chris Davis 1993...... Kyle Adams ...... Antwaune Ponds 2003...... Lenny Cusumano 1994...... Ed Hobson 1998...... Kevin Johnson 2004...... Jared Jones 1995...... Rob Johnson 1999...... Stephen Brominski 2005...... Steve Franklin 1996...... Dana Cottrell 2000...... Duke Pettijohn ...... Kellen Pruitt ...... Harvey Pennypacker ...... Rickie Simpkins 2006...... Chris Thorner 1997...... Roland Williams 2001...... Joe Burton ...... Tim Lane ...... Jeff Danish ...... Quentin Harris 2007...... Jeremy Sellers 1998...... Kyle McIntosh 2002...... David Tyree ...... Tony Jenkins 1999...... Frank Giufre 2003...... Christain Ferrara 2008...... Jim McKenzie 2000...... Emerson Kilgore 2004...... Adam Terry 2005...... Ryan LaCasse 2009...... Mike Owen ...... Aaron Lewis 2006...... Kelvin Smith 2010...... Max Suter ...... Vaughn Smith 2007...... Andrew Robinson 2011...... Andrew Tiller 2001...... Malik Campbell 2008...... Tony Fiametta 2012...... Justin Pugh ...... Rodney Wells 2009...... Doug Hogue 2013...... Sean Hickey 2002...... Maurice McClain 2010...... Mike Holmes 2014...... Ritchy Desir 2003...... Thump Belton 2011...... Justin Pugh 2015...... Not awarded 2004...... Andre Dontenette 2012...... Alec Lemon ...... Troy Swittenberg 2013...... Marquis Spruill 2005...... Joe Kowalewski 2014...... Sean Hickey 2006...... Terrell Lemon 2015...... Not awarded ...... Justin Outten

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 123 ORANGE IN ALL-STAR GAMES

The last player to wear No. 44, Rob Konrad played in the 1999 Rich Scanlon was voted the Most Outstanding Defensive Player at the last alongside teammates Donovan McNabb and Kevin Johnson. Blue-Gray Football Classic in 2003.

1986...... Bob Brotzki COACHES ...... Tim Green COLLEGE ALL-STAR CANADIAN 1987...... Scott Schwedes ALL-AMERICA GAME 1988...... Paul Frase FOOTBALL CLASSIC ALL-AMERICAN GAME Sponsored by the AFCA, the game pitted ...... Ted Gregory 7 Played annually in Chicago from 1934 to a team of East All-Stars versus a team of ...... Don McPherson 1976 (except for 1974), the game matched 1977...... Ken Clarke West All-Stars. The game was held from 1989...... Daryl Johnston a team of college all-stars against the 1961 to 1976. 1991...... John Flannery reigning NFL/Super Bowl champions. 1994...... Marvin Graves BLUE-GRAY 1961...... Art Baker ...... Shelby Hill 1935...... James Steen ...... Tom Gilburg ...... Kevin Mitchell 1957...... Jim Brown FOOTBALL CLASSIC ...... Bruce Tarbox 1995...... Tony Jones ...... Jim Ridlon Usually played on Christmas Day in 1962...... Ernie Davis 1997...... Antonio Anderson 1959...... Ron Luciano Montgomery, Ala., the game pitted a team ...... John Brown 1998...... Tebucky Jones 1960...... Roger Davis of all-stars from the former Confederate 8 ...... Ben Schwartzwalder ...... Donovin Darius ...... Maury Youmans states (Grays) against all-stars from 1963...... John Mackey 1999...... Donovan McNabb 1961...... Art Baker Northern schools (Blues). Except for 2002, ...... Walt Sweeney ...... Kevin Johnson ...... Bruce Tarbox the game was contested annually from 1965...... Jim Nance ...... Rob Konrad 1962...... Ernie Davis 1939 to 2003. 1967...... Gary Bugenhagen 2000...... Mark Baniewicz 1963...... John Mackey 1 ...... Floyd Little ...... David Byrd ...... Walt Sweeney 1942...... Dick Weber 2 1968...... Larry Csonka ...... Keith Bulluck 1966...... Pat Killorin 1945...... Bob Ferri 13 1969...... Art Thoms 2001...... Will Allen 1967...... Floyd Little 1947...... Edward Dolan 2 1972...... Dan Yochum ...... Morlon Greenwood 1968...... Larry Csonka ...... Gene Schmidt 13 13 1976...... Ray Preston 2002...... PJ Alexander 1969...... Art Thoms 1953...... Les McClelland ...... Dwight Freeney 1972...... Tommy Myers ...... Bob Leberman 2003...... Clifton Smith ...... Dan Yochum 1955...... Ed Albright 13 9 SENIOR BOWL 2004...... Johnnie Morant 1973...... Joe Ehrmann 1960...... Ben Schwartzwalder Perhaps the most prestigious all-star game, 2005...... Walter Reyes 13 ...... 9 the Senior Bowl was first played in 1950 ...... Adam Terry 1961...... Ben Schwartzwalder at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla. 2006...... Anthony Smith JAPAN BOWL ...... Dick Fiedler Currently, it is held in Mobile, Ala., with the 2007...... Tanard Jackson Held from 1976 to 1993, the Japan Bowl ...... Bob Stem North facing the South. 2009...... Tony Fiametta showcased a team of East All-Stars versus a ...... Dave Sarrette 3 2013...... Alec Lemon team of West All-Stars. From 1976-79 and ...... Dick Easterly 5 1954...... Bob Fleck ...... Ryan Nassib again from 1992-93, the game was played 1963...... Bill Schoonover 1958...... Dick Lasse ...... Justin Pugh in Tokyo. It was held in Yokohama from ...... Len Slaby 1960...... Gerhard Schwedes 2016...... Riley Dixon 1980-91. 1965...... Howard McCard ...... Bob Yates 1967...... Jim Murphy ...... Maury Youmans 1976...... Ray Preston 1968...... Ben Schwartzwalder 9 1961...... Fred Mautino NORTH-SOUTH GAME 1988...... Pat Kelly ...... Gerry Beach ...... Bruce Tarbox ...... Don McPherson ...... Cliff Ensley 1963...... Don King 1949...... George Davis ...... Tim Vesling 1969...... Don Dorr 2 ...... Walt Sweeney 1954...... Paul Kernaklian 1989...... Robert Drummond ...... Dave McCard 1967...... Jim Murphy 1957...... Dick Lasse ...... Chris Ingram 1971...... Doug Auld 1968...... Art Thoms ...... Ed Coffin 1990...... Blake Bednarz ...... Stan Walters ...... Tony Kyasky 1960...... Jim Lamey 1991...... Rob Thomson 1972...... Marty Januszkiewicz 1971...... Stan Walters ...... Bruce Tarbox ...... Brian LeBaron 1977...... Richard Rosen 2 1973...... Dave Lapham 1962...... Walt Sweeney 1992...... George Rooks 1979...... Bill Hurley 8 1979...... Art Monk 1963...... Jim Mazurek 1993...... Paul Pasqualoni ...... Art Monk 1980...... Jim Collins 1967...... Dennis Fitzgibbons ...... Qadry Ismail ...... Craig Wolfley 13 1981...... Joe Morris 1969...... John Cherundolo ...... David Walker 1980...... Jim Collins 2 1982...... Mike Charles 1970...... George Jakowenko ...... Terrence Wisdom 1981...... Joe Morris 1984...... Jaime Covington ...... Rick Kokosky ...... Glen Young 1983...... Blaise Winter 13 ...... Jamie Kimmel 1973...... Dave Lapham 1984...... Jaime Covington 1985...... Don McAulay

124 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide ORANGE IN ALL-STAR GAMES

1987...... Jim Fox 1996...... Paul Pasqualoni 7 ...... Scott Schwedes ...... Marvin Harrison 1994...... Ernie Brown 1997...... Kevin Abrams ...... Marcus Lee ...... Antonio Anderson ...... Terry Richardson 1999...... Paul Pasqualoni 8 1995...... Bryce Bevill ...... Jim Turner 2001...... Paul Pasqualoni 10 ...... Roland Williams ...... Eric Downing 2000...... Quinton Spotwood ...... Morlon Greenwood 4 2001...... Duke Pettijohn 2003...... Rich Scanlon 4 2002...... Quentin Harris ...... Christain Ferrara ...... Kyle Johnson ...... Nick Romeo ...... Sean O’Connor 2004...... Christain Ferrara 2005...... Diamond Ferri EAST-WEST SHRINE ...... Adam Terry 13 2006...... James Wyche GAME 2007...... Kelvin Smith The longest-running college football all-star 2009...... Ryan Durand game, the East-West Shrine Game was 2011...... Delone Carter 6 first played in 1925. It is sponsored by the ...... Ryan Bartholomew Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and proceeds ...... Doug Hogue go to the Shriner’s Children’s Hospital. 2013...... Shamarko Thomas 2014...... Jay Bromley Paul Pasqualoni served as the head coach of the East in the 1996 1930...... Milford Berner 2015...... Sean Hickey East-West Shrine Game. 1932...... George Ellert 2016...... Riley Dixon 13 1935...... James Steen 1936...... Ed Jontos 1941...... Bill Grossman HULA BOWL GRIDIRON CLASSIC NFLPA COLLEGIATE 1942...... Ken Beehner The Hula Bowl was established by Paul Played from 1999 to 2009, it was initially 1946...... Angelo Acocella Stupin and played each year from 1947 to an all-star game with a team representing BOWL ...... Roger Robinson 2008 in Hawaii. The game featured an East Florida squaring off against a team Founded in 2012 by the National Football 1947...... Joseph Watt versus West format and was most frequently representing the rest of the United States. League Players Association, the game is 1954...... Bob Fleck held at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu. In 2004 and 2005 the game went to a held yearly in Carson, Calif. for draft-eligible ...... Ted Kukowski North versus South format. From 2006-09, seniors. The participants are divided into ...... 1961...... Art Baker it featured FCS teams from the Pioneer two teams – American and National. 1955...... Ray Perkins 1962...... John Brown Football League and Northeast Conference. 1960...... Tom Gilburg ...... Ernie Davis 2012...... Antwon Bailey 1961...... Ernie Davis 1963...... John Mackey 1999...... Phil Nash ...... Phillip Thomas 1962...... John Mackey 1964...... Dick Bowman ...... Scott Kiernan 2013...... Deon Goggins ...... Dave Meggyesy 1966...... Pat Killorin 2000...... Jeff Pilon 2014...... Marquis Spruill 1963...... Ben Schwartzwalder 8 1967...... Gary Bugenhagen ...... Nate Trout 2015...... Prince-Tyson Gulley ...... Ed Conti ...... Floyd Little 2001...... Dee Brown ...... Cameron Lynch 1965...... Ben Schwartzwalder 8 1968...... Larry Csonka 3 2002...... Willie Ford ...... Charley Brown ...... Rick Cassata ...... James Mungro ...... Harris Elliott 1969...... Ben Schwartzwalder 12 2003...... Chris Davis COLLEGE GRIDIRON ...... Pat Killorin ...... Art Thoms ...... Will Hunter 1967...... Larry Csonka ...... Tony Kyasky 2004...... Nick Romeo SHOWCASE 1968...... Art Thoms 1970...... John Cherundolo 2005...... Matt Tarullo Designed to provide exposure and education ...... Tony Kyasky 1971...... Ray White for top college football seniors through 1969...... John Protz 1972...... Tommy Myers practices and a controlled scrimmage. First ...... Bill Maddox 1973...... Ben Schwartzwalder 12 AMERICAN BOWL held in 2015. 1970...... Ray White ...... Joe Ehrmann North versus South all-star game held in 1971...... Tommy Myers 1974...... Dave Lapham Tampa, Fla. and sponsored by the Lions Club. 2015...... Dyshawn Davis 1972...... Joe Ehrmann 1976...... Ray Preston Discontinued in 1976. 1973...... Dave Lapham 1985...... Ron Hobby 1975...... Ray Preston 1986...... Tim Green 1971...... Tony Gabriel MEDAL OF HONOR 1977...... Larry King 1988...... Ted Gregory 1972...... Ben Schwartzwalder 11 1978...... Dave Jacobs ...... Don McPherson 13 ...... Ray Jarosz BOWL 1979...... Frank Maloney 8 1990...... Terry Wooden 1973...... Ben Schwartzwalder 11 In 2014 and 2015, the Medal of Honor ...... Bill Hurley 1993...... Chris Gedney ...... Ken Sawyer Bowl was an all-star game that pitted the ...... Art Monk ...... David Walker 1975...... Keith Moody American team against the National team. 1980...... Jim Collins ...... Glen Young 1976...... Tim Moresco In 2016, it was converted to a traditional 1981...... Joe Morris 1995...... Dan Conley bowl game featuring two FBS teams. 1982...... Mike Charles ...... Dave Wohlabaugh 1986...... Dick MacPherson 8 1996...... Marvin Harrison LAS VEGAS 2015...... Prince-Tyson Gulley ...... Doug Marrone 1997...... Sean Reali ...... Mike Siano ...... Nate Hemsley ALL-AMERICAN CLASSIC 1987...... Scott Schwedes ...... Kevin Abrams Formerly known as the Paradise Bowl and 1988...... Don McPherson 1998...... Paul Pasqualoni 12 later as the North-South All-American Game, KEY: ...... Pat Kelly 2000...... Stephen Brominski the Las Vegas All-American Classic was held 1 - Recipient of the East’s Ernie Davis 1989...... Daryl Johnston ...... Quinton Spotwood from 2002 to 2006. Memorial Award ...... Markus Paul 2002...... Maurice Jackson 2 - Most Outstanding Player 1990...... Rob Burnett 2008...... Joe Fields 2006...... Quinn Ojinnaka 3 - Most Outstanding Back ...... Terry Wooden 4 - Most Outstanding Defensive Player 8 1991...... Dick MacPherson 5 - Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman ...... John Flannery 6 - Offensive MVP 4 ...... Rob Thomson 7 - Head coach for the East 1993...... Qadry Ismail 8 - Assistant coach for the East 8 1994...... Paul Pasqualoni 9 - Head coach for the Blue ...... Pat O’Neill 10 - Defensive coach for the Blue 1995...... Kevin Mason 11 - Assistant coach for the North ...... Dave Wohlabaugh 12 - Assistant coach 13 - Invited but did not participate

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 125 ALL-TIME COACHES

Before leading the New York Giants to two Super Bowl championships, Syracuse alum Tom Coughlin was an Orange assistant coach from 1975-80.

Name Position, Years Name Position, Years Name Position, Years Bobby Acosta Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coord., 2015 Jimmy Brumbaugh Defensive Tackles, 2011 Stan Drayton Running Backs, 2009 Tight Ends, 2014 Defensive Line, 2010 Steve Dunlap Defensive Coordinator, 2004 Joe Adam Offensive Line, 2014-15 Chuck Bullough Defensive Coordinator, 2013-15 Assistant Head Coach, 2002-03 Steve Addazio Offensive Line, 1997-98 Steve Bush Quarterbacks, 2001-04 Linebackers, 2001-04 Tight Ends/Offensive Line Asst. 1995-96 Defensive Backs, 2000 Pete Dwyer Field Coach, 1930 Greg Adkins Offensive Line/Recruiting Coord., 2009-12 R.E. Cadigan Assistant Coach, 1911 Lester Dye Freshman Coach, 1949-58 Lew Andreas Head Coach, 1927-29 Erik Campbell Running Backs, 1994 Phil Earley Quarterbacks, 2006-08 Gerald Angelo Defensive Ends, 1975-76, 1979 Dave Campo Defensive Backs, 1985-86 Randy Edsall Secondary 1987-90 Defensive Line, 1977-78 Secondary, 1984 Recruiting Coordinator, 1983-86, 1989-90 Lou Angelo Defensive Ends, 1978 Harlan Carr Assistant Coach, 1932-36 Running Backs, 1985-86 John Anselmo Assistant Head Coach, 2012 Bob Casullo Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Tight Ends/Special Teams, 1984 Asst. Head Coach/Linebackers, 2011 Coordinator/Tight Ends, 2009-10 Offensive Backfield, 1983 Secondary, 2009-10 Tight Ends/Special Teams Coord., 1991-94 Part-time Assistant, 1982 Major Applewhite Quarterbacks, 2005 Tackles, 1991 Jamie Elizondo Wide Receivers, 2009 Marty Aubry Guards/Centers, 1974-76 Running Backs, 1989-90 Phil Elmassian Defensive Backs, 1991-92 Teryl Austin Defensive Backs, 1996-98 Recruiting/Personnel Coordinator, 1987-88 Gary Emanual Defensive Line, 1991-93 Jerry Azzinaro Defensive Line, 2001-2003 Administrative Assistant, 1986 Bill Eschenfelder Assistant Freshman Coach, 1949-56 Recruiting Coordinator, 2000-2003 Ken Conaster Offensive Line/Run Game, 1981-83 Freshman Coach, 1947-48 Defensive Ends, 1999-2000 Dan Conley Linebackers, 2008-11 Backfield Coach, 1946 Dino Babers Head Coach, 2016 Tom Coughlin Offensive Coordinator, 1978-80 Ivan Fears Receivers, 1980-90 Joe Bach Assistant Coach, 1926 Offensive Backs, 1975-77, 1979 Pass Offense, 1985-86 Kenneth Baker Linebackers/Ends, 1980 Assistant Freshman Coach, 1968 Reno Ferri Tight Ends, 2016 Outside Linebackers, 1979 Kevin Coyle Secondary, 1993 W.C. Fisher Assistant Coach, 1909 Clyde Barker Assistant Coach, 1949-50 Defensive Coordinator, 1991-93 Dennis Fitzgerald Defensive Coordinator, 1979-80 Carl Battershell Offensive Line, 1977-79 Inside Linebackers, 1991-92 Linebackers, 1978-79 Harold Baysinger Assistant Coach, 1929 Arthur Cramer Backfield, 1947-48 Daniel Fogarty Defensive Backs, 1970-72 Reaves Baysinger, Head Coach, 1947-48 Freshman Coach, 1941-42 Linebackers, 1967-69 Freshman Coach, 1935, 1941-42, 1946 Tim Cross Defensive Line, 2005-06 Preston D. Fogg Assistant Coach, 1912 Line Coach, 1929, 1932, 1934, 1944 C.D. Cummings Head Coach, 1911-12 Dennis Fryzel, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, 1977 William Bell Offensive Backs, 1951-68 Ted Dailey Defensive Line, 1952-68, 1970-73 William Galbraith Head Coach, 1891 Defensive Backs, 1981-83 Defensive Backfield, 1949-51 Hugh Gaugherty Assistant Coach,1946 William Boelter Backfield, 1938-42, 1944-45 Tim Daoust Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line/ Norm Gerber Defensive Coord., 1984-90, 1994-97 George H. Bond Head Coach, 1892, 1894 Special Teams Coordinator, 2013-15 Linebackers, 1997 Chuck Boniti Assistant Coach, 1973 Defensive Line, 2012 Inside Linebackers, 1994-96 Clarence Brooks Defensive Line, 1987-88 Defensive Ends, 2011 Defensive Coach, 1981-83 Linebackers, 1981-82, 1984-86 Irving Dean Assistant Coach, 1949-50 Dennis Goldman Wide Receivers, 1991-94, 2000-04 Outside Linebackers, 1983 George DeLeone Associate Head Coach/ Tight Ends/Special Teams Coord., 1999 Special Teams, 1983 Offensive Line, 1998-2004 Jim Goodfellow Assistant Head Coach, 1977-80 Ancil D. Brown Co-Head Coach, 1903 Offensive Coordinator, 1987-96, 1998-2003 Offensive Line, 1977-79 Mitch Browning Offensive Coordinator/Tackles/ Offensive Line, 1985-88, 1990, 1994-96 Defensive Coord./Linebackers, 1974-76 Tight Ends, 2008 Run Game/Option Series, 1985-87 Bob Griffin Wide Receivers, 1995-98 Don Dorr Assistant Coach, 1973 Nathaniel Hackett Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks/ Tight Ends, 2011-12 Quarterbacks/Passing Game, 2010

126 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide ALL-TIME COACHES

Name Position, Years Name Position, Years Vic Hanson Head Coach, 1930-36 Roy Simmons Sr. Scout, 1967-1969 Mike Hart Running Backs, 2016 Defensive Backfield, 1947-66 Donnie Henderson Secondary, 2012 Assistant Coach, 1946 Harvey Henderson Assistant Coach, 1912 Freshman Coach, 1941 M.N. Henderson Assistant Coach, 1918 Assistant Coach, 1925-41 Charles Heer Assistant Coach, 1939 DeAndre Smith Running Backs, 2013-15 Jim Hofher Quarterbacks, 2000 Ossie Solem Head Coach, 1937-42, 1944-45 Running Backs/Special Teams, 1987-88 Rich Solomon Wide Receivers, 1979 W.M. Hollenback Head Coach, 1916 Rob Spence Offensive Coordinator, 2009 Bob Hoople Assistant Coach, 1926 Bill Spencer Receivers, 1974-78 C. Howard Hoople Assistant Coach, 1923 Scott Spencer Safeties/Nickelbacks, 2005-08 Marquis (Bill) Horr Assistant Coach, 1920, 1921-22 A.H. Stein Assistant Coach, 1909 Line Coach, 1917-18, 1921-22 Brian Stewart Defensive Backs, 2001 Assistant Coach, 1915-16 James P. Stimson Assistant Coach, 1908 Charles P. Hutchins Head Coach, 1904-05 Jeff Stoutland Offensive Line, 1999 Derrick Jackson Defensive Line, 2007, 2009 Recruiting Coordinator, 1997-99 Co-Defensive Coordinator/ Tight Ends/Tackles, 1997-98 Defensive Line, 2008 Graduate Assistant, 1986-87 Phillip Johnson Freshman Coach, 1947-48 Robert Sutton Defensive Ends, 1974 Carlmon Jones Assistant, 1971-73 Edwin R. Sweetland Head Coach, 1900-02 Assistant Freshman Coach, 1970 Steve Szabo Interior Defensive Line, 1974-76 Howard H. Jones Head Coach, 1908 Joe Szombathy Defensive Ends/Linebackers, 1969-73 T.A. Dwight Jones Head Coach, 1909-10 Ends, 1959-68 Edward Jontos Assistant Coach, 1936 Assistant Coach, 1957-58 A. Harry Kallet Assistant Coach, 1926 In addition to serving as Syracuse’s head Lawrence Taylor Ends, 1946 Tom Kaufman Special Teams Coord./Linebackers, 2016 lacrosse and boxing coach, Roy Simmons Sr. Randy Trivers Running Backs, 2007-08 Kevin Kelly Defensive Backs, 1999 (center) was a member of the football staff for Offensive Backs, 1981-82 Graduate Assistant, 1986-87 more than 40 years. L.H. Turner Assistant Coach, 1909 Joe Krivak Receivers, 1969-73 Leigh Turner Assistant Coach, 1906 Robert Lannon Ends, 1938-42, 1944-45 Dave Uyrus Tackles, 1987-88, 1990 Clark Lea Linebackers, 2013-15 Tight Ends/Special Teams, 1985-90 Tim Lester Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks, 2015 Name Position, Years Administrative Assistant, 1984 Quarterbacks/Recruiting Coord., 2014 Rocco Pirro Offensive Line, 1952-73 Offensive Line, 1983 Quarterbacks, 2013 Deek Pollard Rushmen Defensive Line, 1998 Part-time Assistant, 1982 Sean Lewis Co-Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks, 2016 Rudy Probst Line Coach, 1914 Frank E. Wade Head Coach, 1897-99 Harvey Levy Line Coach, 1934-36 George O. Redington Head Coach, 1895-96 David Walker Running Backs, 1995-2004 R. Todd Littlejohn Cornerbacks/Secondary, 2004 Fred Reed Defensive Backs, 2013-15 Tim Walton Defensive Backs, 2002 Cornerbacks, 2003 Jim Reid Defensive Line, 2004 Brian Ward Defensive Coordinator, 2016 Mike Lynch Co-Offensive Coord./Offensive Line, 2016 C.W.P. Reynolds Head Coach, 1925-26 Jordan C. Wells Head Coach, 1892 Dick MacPherson Head Coach, 1981-90 Field Coach, 1917-18 Charlie West Secondary, 1994-95 Wally Mahle Defensive Backs, 1973 Vinson Reynolds Defensive Line, 2016 Brian White Offensive Coord./Tight Ends, 2006-07 Freshman Coach, 1972 Jim Ridlon Defensive Backs, 1967-68; Chris White Wide Receivers, 2005-08 Frank Maloney Head Coach, 1974-80 Asst. Defensive Backfield Coach, 1965-66 Recruiting Coordinator, 2004-08 Doug Marrone Head Coach, 2009-12 Chris Rippon Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Tight Ends, 2000-04 Bill Maxwell Assistant Head Coach/ Coordinator/Safeties, 2004 Special Teams Coordinator, 2000-03, Quarterbacks, 1987-90 Safeties, 2003 Graduate Assistant, 1990-92 Offensive Moderator, 1986 Special Teams Coordinator, 1995-98 Tyrone Wheatley Running Backs, 2010-12 Offensive Backs, 1984 Defensive Coordinator, 1999-2003 Russ Wickerman Offensive Tackles/Tight Ends, 1975-76 Quarterbacks, 1983, 1985 Linebackers, 1998-2000 Chris Wiesehan Guards/Centers, 2008 Offensive Coach, 1981-82 Outside Linebackers, 1994-97 Offensive Line, 2007 Kim McCloud Asst. Head Coach/Wide Receivers, 2016 Inside Linebackers, 1993 Bud Wilkinson Line Coach, 1938-41 George McDonald Associate Head Coach/Offensive Harry Robertson Assistant Coach, 1923 Charles Winnick Assistant Coach, 1929 Coordinator, 2013-14 Desmond Robinson Assistant AD/Operations, 2007-08 Bobby Winston Head Coach, 1889-1890 John F. Meehan Head Coach, 1920-24 Running Backs, 2005-06 Tony Wise Offensive Line, 1984 Field Coach, 1919 Greg Robinson Head Coach, 2005-08 Bob Wylie Offensive Line, 2005-06 Paul Meredith Assistant Coach, 1949 Kevin Rogers Offensive Coordinator, 1997-98 Lyn B. Wycoff Assistant Coach, 1907 David Mitchell Running Backs, 1991-93 Assistant Head Coach, 1995-97 David Zuccarelli Secondary, 1974-79 Nick Monroe Secondary, 2016 Quarterbacks, 1991-97 Rob Moore Wide Receivers, 2010-13 John (Bo) Rowland Assistant Coach, 1935 NOTE Jim Rudgers Offensive Line, 1980 Thurmond Moore Defensive Tackles, 1999-2000 Compilation includes full-time coaches only Jake Moreland Tight Ends/Tackles, 2015 Steve Russ Defensive Coord./Linebackers, 2007 Steve Morrison Linebackers, 2012 Linebackers, 2005-06 Clarence Munn Head Coach, 1946 Nick Saban Defensive Ends, 1977 Lewis Newton Line Coach, 1947-48 Jim Salgado Cornerbacks/Secondary, 2005-08 James Nolan JV Coach, 1941 Al Sandahl Quarterback/Pass Offense, 1984 George O’Leary Assistant Head Coach, 1985-86 Brian Schottenheimer Wide Receivers, 1999 Defensive Line, 1980-86 Paul Schudel Offensive Tackles/Tight Ends, 1974 Frank J. O’Neill Head Coach, 1906-07, 1913-15, 1917-19 Ben Schwartzwalder Head Coach, 1949-73 Assistant Coach, 1936 Joseph Schwarzer Field Coach, 1921-23 Ed Orgeron Defensive Line, 1995-97 Assistant Coach, 1920 Paul Paolisso Offensive Backs, 1973 John Seketa Freshman Coach, 1973 Brian Pariani Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends, 2005 Assistant Freshman Coach, 1967-72 Mike Pariseau Secondary, 1980 Scott Shafer Head Coach, 2013-15 Jason B. Parish Co-Head Coach, 1903 Defensive Coordinator, 2009-10, 2012 Paul Pasqualoni Head Coach, 1991-2004 Defensive Coordinator/Secondary, 2011 Linebackers, 1987-90 James Shreve Offensive Backs, 1969-72 H.A. Patten Assistant Coach, 1910 Freshman Coach, 1959-68 Pat Perles Offensive Line, 2013 William Simon JV Coach, 1947-48 Glenn Pires Defensive Line, 1990, 1994 Ralph Simmons Line Coach, 1947-48 Outside Linebackers, 1991-93 Assistant Recruiting Coordinator, 1989 Graduate Assistant, 1983-85

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 127 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Bulluck, Keith, J...... 1996-97-98-99 A • A • A Burch, Earl G...... 1891 Abbott, Lafayette ...... 1919-20 Burke, Edwin...... 1938-39 Abdo, Nicholas ...... 1944-45-46-47 Burke, Travon ...... 2013-14 Abraham, Byron ...... 1985-87 Burlingame, Menzo ...... 1889 Abrams, Kevin R...... 1994-95-96 Burnell, Brian ...... 1978 Abrams, Prentice D...... 1931 Burnett, Robert B...... 1987-88-89 Acchione, Garry ...... 1978-80 Burns, Bernard M...... 1914-15 Acchione, Michael K...... 2011 Burns, Mark C...... 1977 (Mgr.) Ackley, Edward H...... 1955-56 Burrell, Lennius O...... 1903-04 Ackley, Erie L...... 1904 (Mgr.) Burrett, Adelbert P...... 1927 (Mgr.) Ackley, Willard D...... 1918-19 Burton, Charles L...... 998-99-2000-01 Acocella, Angelo A...... 1944-45-46-47 Burton, Joseph P...... 1999-2000-01 Adamcik, Christopher P...... 1995 Burton, Robert E...... 1907 Adams, Kyle M...... 1992-93 Burton, Jonathan S...... 2014 Adams, Raymond ...... 1948-49 Busch, George P...... 1919 Adams, Robert B...... 1894-95-96 Buskirk, Jeffrey G...... 1985-86-87-88 Aebisher, Louis J...... 1935 Butkus, Edward A...... 1933-34 Ahern, Timothy P...... 1975-77 Butler, Michael R...... 1995 Ahern, Ryan J...... 2010 Butzke, Herbert ...... 1980-81-82 Aikens, Lawrence M...... 1928-29 Butler, Clement ...... 1954 (Mgr.) Akano, John ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Byrd, David L...... 1998-99 Albanese, Vannie M. .... 1934-35-36-37 Byrne, Charles V...... 1898-99 Albrecht, Lucas ...... 2015 Albright, Edward M...... 1953-54-55 Albstein, Arthur M...... 1975-76 (Mgr.) Alexander, Joseph A. ... 1917-18-19-20 C • C • C Cadigan, Robert E...... 1905-06-07-08 Alexander, Louiszell K...... 2012 Cain, Louis ...... 2004-05-06 Alexander, Patrick J...... 1998-99-2000-01 Calderon, Christopher ...... 2005 Alexander, Samuel W...... 1952-53-54 Caldwell, Jr., Joseph ...... 1924 (Mgr.) Alford, Lynwood ...... 1985 Cameron, John ...... 1976-77-78-79 Alger, Doug ...... 1944-45 Camp, Samuel H...... 1909-10-11-12 Alkoff, Louis ...... 1934 Campbell Jr., Cornelius ...... 2005-06-07 Allen, Andrew ...... 2013 Campbell, Malik T...... 1999-2000-01 Allen, Edward B...... 1965-66 Joe Burton lettered for the Orange from 1999 through 2001. He was a three-year starter on Campolieto, Leonard J...... 1970-71 Allen, Gerald T...... 1982-83-84 Canale, Leo P...... 1939-40-41 Allen, Gregory ...... 1969-72 the offensive line. Cann, Alan B...... 1955-56 Allen, Oley O...... 1966-67 Cannon, Edward J...... 1901-02 Allen, Philip H...... 1937-38-39 Cantey, Parker...... 2007-08 Allen, Will D...... 1997-98-99-2000 Baker, Gerald ...... 1938 Bellamy, Victor...... 1982-83-84 Brane, DeForest ...... 1902-03 Capachione, John D...... 1991 Allgood, R. Lonnie ...... 1973-74-75 Baldwin, Donald ...... 1926 Belton, Keith D...... 2002-03 Braney, Joseph P...... 1915 Cappadona, Joseph T...... 1952-53-54 Aloise, Richard J...... 1956-57 Ball, Torrey J...... 2009-10-11 Bemiller, Albert D...... 1958-59-60 Brannen, Gary P...... 1993 Caramanna, Pasquale J...... 1959 Allport, Ian M...... 2011 Balmer, Lester ...... 1937-38-39 Benecick, Alexander G...... 1956-57-58 Brazel, George ...... 1960 Carey III, John A...... 1988 Alther, Ernest ...... 1942 Bancroft, Robert N...... 1967-68-69 Benecick, William S...... 1965-66 Brennan, James J...... 1975-76 Carges, Roger C...... 1990 Althouse, Donald H...... 1952-55-56 Banger, Richard ...... 1938-39-40 Benedict, Harry L...... 1891 Brennan, Joseph T...... 1973-74 Carley, Leon A...... 1891 (Mgr.) Ameen-Moore, Adonis .....2011-12-13-14 Baniewicz, Mark J...... 1997-98-99 Bennett, James B...... 1961 Brenneman, Neil E...... 1951-52-53 Carlin, Jawood E...... 1977 Andelman, Edward J. .. 1948-49 (Mgr.) Banks, M. Beal ...... 1905-06-07-08 Bennett, Michael J...... 1998-99 Brickman, Herman...... 1916-17 Carlson, Arne ...... 1944 Anderson, Antonio K. ...1993-94-95-96 Banks, Vernon D...... 1998-99 Bennett, Parris D...... 2014-15 Bright, Michael J...... 1972-73-74 Carlson, Lyle S...... 1953-55 Anderson, Gary ...... 1978-79-80-81 Barber, Collin A...... 2001-02-03-04 Benson, Andrew K...... 2000 Brill, James N...... 1954-55 Carney, Brendan T...... 2003-04-05-06 Anderson, Harry D...... 1905-08-09 Barbuti, Raymond J...... 1925-26-27 Benzel, Thomas F...... 1962 Brinkley, Curtis L...... 2005-06-07-08 Carpenter, Robert G...... 1989-90 Anderson, James E...... 1957-58-59 Barclay, Robert J...... 1969 (Mgr.) Bernabei, Andrew ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Brinson, Andre J...... 2001 Carpentieri, Russ ...... 1982 Anderson, Ri’Shard T. ...2009-11-12-13 Barker, John M...... 2005-07 Berger, Eugene ...... 1939-40-41 Brokaw, Peter A...... 1959-60-61 Carr, Harlan B...... 1924-25-26 Anderson, Richard F...... 1956-58 Barker, Kevin M...... 1989-90-91 Bergoffen, William W...... 1929 Brominski, Stephen E...... 1996-97-98-99 Carr, Lewis S...... 1900 Anderson, Robin D...... 2000-01-02-03 Barksdale, Lawrence ...... 1963 Bernard, Michael E...... 1988-89-90 Bromley, Jayson C...... 2010-11-12-13 Carroll, Charles A...... 1928 Anderson, Willard ...... 1920-21-22 Barlette, Robert ...... 1972-73 Berner, Milford C...... 1928-29-30 Brooks, Cory A...... 2005 Carroll, Robert ...... 1945 Andreas, Lewis P...... 1919-20 Barlow, J. Brad ...... 1985 Berthold, Paul ...... 1940-41-42 Brooks, David B...... 1981 Carter, Charles A...... 1975-76 Anene, Jideofor D...... 2012 Barnes, Christopher ...... 1985-86-87 Bethmann, Mark ...... 1981 Brooks, E. Hawley ...... 1915 (Mgr.) Carter, Rodney ...... 1982-83-84 Ansley, Ernest C...... 1911 Barnes, Jamie ...... 1982 Bevill, Bryce K...... 1992-93-94 Brophy, J. Henry...... 1927-28-29 Carter, Delone M...... 2006-08-09-10 Anthony, Eric J...... 2014-15 Barowski, Sean M...... 1989 Beyer, Richard ...... 1950-51-52 Brotzki, Robert...... 1982-83-84-85 Caruso, Joseph G...... 1977-79 Anyaegbunam, Daniel ...... 2013 Barradas, George ...... 1945-46 Bidlack, Richard A...... 1967-68 Browchuck, Andrew ...... 1950-51 Cashman, Jerome F...... 1954-55-56 Appelhof, David W...... 1957-58-59 Barry, Herbert H...... 1906-08-09 Biggs, Carl S...... 1923-24-25 Brown, Anthony J...... 2005-06-07-08 Casmay, David E...... 1965-66-67 Applebee, John ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Barsha, John ...... 1916-17-18-19 Bill, Michael ...... 1955-56-57 Brown, Alban S...... 1987-88-89 Cassata, James R...... 1965-66-67 Arcade, Joseph D...... 1964 Bartholomew, James ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Bingham, Craig ...... 1978-79-80-81 Brown, Ancil D...... 1900-01-02 Castle, John F...... 1949 Archer, David W...... 1961-63-64 Bartholomew, Ryan F...... 2008-09-10 Bisgood, Byron T...... 1909 (Mgr.) Brown, Sr., C.C...... 1894 Castle, Lewis S...... 1911-12-13 Archis, Lawrence J...... 1975-76-77-78 Bartlett, Ronald A...... 1957-58-59 Bisik, Louis J...... 1927 Brown, Charles E...... 1963-64-65 Castner, Lee C...... 1968 Archoska, Julius ...... 1924-25-26 Barton, Neil ...... 1976-77 Biskup, John H...... 1989-90-91-92 Brown, Dadrian L...... 1997-98-99-2000 Caswell, Frederick M...... 1891 Arciniega, Lucas R...... 2013-15 Bary, Ousmane S...... 1989-90-92 Blake, William H...... 1928-29 Brown, Drew ...... 2015 (Mgr.) Catalina, Cody T...... 2008-09 Aritz, Nick ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Baselice, Jonathan B...... 2006 Blatt, Dennis A...... 1972-73-74 Brown, Edward J...... 1912 Cervino, Chaz A...... 2008 Arkeilpane, Robert J. ....1977-78-79-80 Bastable, S. Jeffrey ...... 1968 (Mgr.) Blazek, John ...... 1936 (Mgr.) Brown, Ernest D...... 1991-92-93 Chalk, Martin J...... 1981-83-84 Armour, Sidney L...... 1989-90 Batter, George ...... 1924 Bletsch, Gary ...... 1968-69-70 Brown, Eugene ...... 2005 Champlin, Ernest G...... Armstrong, R.M...... 1913 Battles, Chad A...... 2008-09-10 Blodgett, A. Burr ...... 1937 (Mgr.) Brown, G. Edwin ...... 1915-16-17 Chapman, Kenneth ...... 1941 Arnold, Paul W...... 1895 Bauer, Kevin R...... 1990 Blue, Daniel M...... 1903 Brown, George D...... 1946-47-48-49 Chapman, Preston G...... 1905 Arrington, Josh D...... 2007 Baugher, Erie D...... 1971 Boatman, Cory M...... 2009-10-11 Brown, James ...... 1934-35-36 Charles, Michael ...... 1979-80-81-82 Atkinson, Jamar ...... 2005-06 Baumbach, Aaron A...... 2007-08-09 Bodine, George H...... 1970-71 Brown, James N...... 1954-55-56 Charles, Rony-Andre ...... 2015 Ascherman, Ernest ...... 1941 Bavaro, David A...... 1986-87-88-89 Bogosian, Ike ...... 1979-80-81 Brown, Jerry ...... 1947 Chavers, Corey A...... 2006-07-08 Atwater, David H...... 1897-1900 Bayley, John M...... 1924-25-26 Bohannon, Kenneth E...... 1970-71 Brown, John C...... 1959-60-61 Cheney, Stephen ...... 1938 (Mgr.) Atwater, John C...... Baylock, Victor ...... 1935-36-37 Bokel, Christopher P...... 2000 Brown, Matthew ...... 1915-16-17 Chenoweth, Eric P...... 1992-93-94 Auld, Douglas C...... 1970-71 Bayles, Eugene ...... 1950 Boland, Earl F...... 1902-03 Brown, Michael A...... 1995-96 Cherundolo, John C...... 1967-68-69 Austin, Eugene C...... 1950 Baysinger, Harold W...... 1927 Bond, George H...... 1891-93-94 Brown, Raymond ...... 1938 (Mgr.) Chestnut, Nicholas M...... 2005-06-07 Avant, Sean L...... 2014-15 Baysinger, Reaves S...... 1921-22-23 Bond, Steven J...... 1986 Brown, Quinton D...... 2004-05-07 Chew, Vanzago L...... 2008-09-10-11 Avery, George S...... 1893-94-95 Baysinger, Jr., Reaves S...... 1944 Boniti, Charles A...... 1970-71-72 Brown, William ...... 1955-56 Cheyunski, James M...... 1964-65-67 Avery, Robert H...... 1974-75-76-77 Bazar, William ...... 1942 Bonstead, DeForest H...... 1896 Brown, William R...... 1974-75-76 Chiara, Paul W...... 2005-06-07-08 Ayling, James A...... 1910-11-12 Bazile, Wilky ...... 1992-93-94 Borgognoni, Charles A...... 1974 (Mgr.) Broyld, Ashton M...... 2012-13-14 Chiari, Gerald ...... 1967 Beach, Gerald J...... 1966-67-68 Borton, Robert H...... 1929 Bruckner, Nick ...... 1982 Chibane, Zacharia M. ....2009-10-11-12 Beaudoin, Mathieu ...... 1998 Bouchard, David ...... 2007 Bruett, James M...... 1936-37-38 Chlebeck, Michael C...... 1968-69-70 Beauregard, Joseph E...... 1970 Bouchard, John ...... 1944-45 Brunner, Raymond A...... 1938 (Mgr.) Cholakis, Leon ...... 1959-60-62 B • B • B Bechara, Charles M...... 1977-78 Bouthiller, Fernand ...... 1937-39 Bryant, Christopher ...... 1994 Babbitt, Grover C...... 1913 Chomyszak, Steven ...... 1965 Beckom, Jon ...... 1961 Bowen, Cory ...... 1996-97-98-99 Bucci, Michael J...... 1992 Babcock, Bruce ...... 1978-79-80 Christmas, William ...... 1945 Bedle, J.J. M...... 2005 Bowers, Edward E...... 1958-59 Bucey, Daniel H...... 1987-88-89 Baccile, Nicholas J...... 1956 Christodulu, Gregory ...... 1982-83 Bednarz, Blake K...... 1986-87-88-89 Bowman, Brandon ...... 2001 Buchsbaum, Lee M...... 1944-47-48-49 Bachman, John H...... 1923 (Mgr.) Chulada, Charles ...... 1970-71-72 Bednash, John ...... 1985 Bowman, Chester ...... 1922-23-24 Buchwald, Clarence ...... 1935-36 Bagley, Richard W...... 1947-48-49 Chupaila, James W...... 1967 Belcastro, Peter ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Bowman, Richard B...... 1961-62-63 Buda, Christopher J...... 2003 Bailey, Antwon B...... 2008-09-10-11 Church, Hiram ...... 1889 Beehner, Kenneth ...... 1939-40-41 Boyer, David A...... 1970-71 Bugenhagen, Gary A...... 1965-66 Bailey, Daniel ...... 2008 Ciervo, Daniel A...... 1956-57 Belcher, Harry B...... 1904 Boyer, Nathan P...... 1975 Bulicz, John J...... 1966-67-68 Bailey, Edward ...... 1954-56 Cirillo, Ted ...... 1981-82 Bell, Arthur ...... 1946 (Mgr.) Boynton, Laurence W...... 1972-73 Bull, Charles J...... 1992 Baker, Arthur L...... 1958-59-60 Clark, Christopher J...... 2012-13 Bell, William G...... 1985 Brace, Donald B...... 1961 Bullard, Donald H...... 1965-66-67 Baker, Barry L...... 2002 Clark, Frank D...... 1904 Bell, Kyle D...... 2007 Brandstadt, Fred E...... 1958 Bullock, William ...... 1942 Baker, David L...... 1957-58-60 Clark, John M...... 1908-09

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Daniels, James E...... 1972 Durand, Ryan J...... 2005-06-07-08 Fitzgibbons, Dennis M...... 1965-66-67 Daniels, Wesley ...... 1944 (Mgr.) During, William J...... 1967 Fivaz, William F...... 1922-23-24 Danigelis, Dean ...... 1956-57-58 Durston, Edward ...... 1897 Flaherty, Jake D...... 2005-06-07-08 Danish, Jeffrey J...... 1995-96-97 Dutterer, Marlan I...... 1963 Flaherty, Todd D...... 1969 Dantley, Cameron M...... 2007-08-09 Dye, Lester H...... 1939-40-41 Flanagan, Donald F...... 1924-26 D’Antino, Angelo ...... 1935 Dziekonski, Joseph A...... 1964-65 Flannery, J. Gordon...... 1916-17 Darby Jr., Samuel E...... 1912 Flannery, John J...... 1987-88-89-90 Darby, Walter A...... 1908-09-10 Fleck, Robert R...... 1951-52-53 Dar Dar, Kirby D...... 1991-92-93-94 E • E • E Flemming, Adrian Q...... 2010-11-14 DaRin, James A...... 1976 Easter, Kylia ...... 1992 (Mgr.) Flournory, Henry...... 1987 Darius, Donovin L...... 1994-95-96-97 Easterly, Richard B...... 1959-60-61 Fogarty, Daniel C...... 1956-57-58 Darlington, Brandon K...... 2005-06 Eastwood, Robert ...... 1983 Fogg, Preston D...... 1909-10-11 Darnell Jr., William J...... 2002 Eberly, Sean ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Foley, James E...... 1923-24-25 Darr, Richard L...... 1955 Echert, Joseph ...... 1974 Foley, James R...... 1947-48-49 Daugherty, Hugh H...... 1937-38-39 Edsall, Randy ...... 1979 Fontenette, Andre G...... 2003-04 Davis, Arthur E...... 1900 Ehde, Mark R...... 1982 Ford, Willie H...... 1998-99-2000-01 Davis, Christopher H...... 1983 Ehrmann, Joseph C...... 1969-70-72 Fornal, Charles ...... 1946 Davis, Christopher M...... 2000-01-02 Eisner, Jason ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Forsyth, Charles B...... 1913-14 Davis, Donte J...... 2006-08-09 Ellert, George A...... 1929-30-31 Foster, Fred F...... 1920-21 Davis, Dowayne D...... 2005-06-07 Elliott, David ...... 1973 (Mgr.) Foster, Kyle L...... 2011 Davis, Dyshawn D...... 2011-12-13-14 Elliott, Harris A...... 1963-64-65 Fox, Edwin ...... 1941-42 Davis, Ernest R...... 1959-60-61 Ellis Jr., Lawrence R...... 1942-46-47 Fox, James ...... 1983-84-85-86 Davis, George W...... 1946-47-48-49 Ellison, Daivon K...... 2015 Foy Jr., Ivan ...... 2012-13-14-15 Davis, Patrick C...... 1985-86-87-88 Ellsworth, Cyrus J...... 1993-94-95 Francovitch, George M...... 1959-60-61 Davis, Roger W...... 1957-58-59 Emerich, Jason A...... 2013-14-15 Frank, Harry A...... 1929-30-31 Day, John L...... 1911 Endieveri, Anthony ...... 1960 Franklin, Stephen D...... 2003-04-05 Day, Ryan ...... 2004 (Mgr.) Engelhaupt, James N...... 1968 Franklin, Zaire N...... 2014-15 DeBottis, David L...... 1964 (Mgr.) Engren, George M...... Frase, Paul ...... 1984-85-86-87 Dees, Andrew W...... 1988-89-90-91 Ensley, Clifford J...... 1966-67-68 Frawley, Joseph ...... 1927 DeAmato, David J...... 2002-03 Erbe, Warren ...... 1946 Frazier, Jeremie E...... 2001 DeFillipo, Anthony W...... Erickson, Daniel R...... 1990 Fredericks, Gary J...... 1967 DeFuria, Charles ...... 1936-37 Erickson, Douglas ...... 1949-50-51 Fredericks, Jordan C...... 2015 DeFuria, Edward ...... 1932 Ericson, Kenneth B...... 1959-60-61 Frederickson, Derek ...... 1980-81-82 DeLaCruz, Nelson ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Erwig, William ...... 1918-19 Freeney, Dwight J. ....1998-99-2000-01 DeLoatch, Giovanni A...... 2000-01 Eschenfelder, William ...... 1938-39-40 Freeney, R. Scott ...... 1993-94-95-96 Delaney, Fred T...... 1900-01 Eskridge, Durell ...... 2012-13-14 Frey, Frederick K...... 1936 Delikat, Walter J...... 1972-73 Esmond, Burton D...... 1891-92 Friberg, Keith P...... 1985-86-87-88 Delmonico, E. Joseph ...... 1924 Estime, Brisly ...... 2013-14-15 Friedman, Monroe ...... 1933 (Mgr.) DeMaris, F. A...... 1894-95 Evans, Breyone D...... 2004-05-06 Friedman, Myles S...... 1924-25-26 DeMartino, Joe ...... 1999 (Mgr.) Frugone, James ...... 1920-21-22 Morlon Greenwood lettered from 1997-2000. He anchored Evans, John F...... 1931 (Mgr.) DeMoe, Joseph ...... 1915 Evans, Josh...... 2012 (Mgr.) Frye, James A...... 1910 a defense that was the backbone of Syracuse’s 1997 and Dempster, Clarence B...... 1903-04 Evans, Nathaniel ...... 2003 (Mgr.) Fuller Jr., Robert A...... 1988 1998 BIG EAST Championship teams. Dempsey, James P...... 1958 Evans, Nile R...... 1969 Funderburk, Quinta ...... 2013-14 Denick, E. V...... 1896 Everett, Julius ...... 1892 Fusco, Andrew L...... 1967-68-69 DeRiggi, Fred J...... 1988-89 Everling, Gerald A...... 1962-63-64 Fyfe, Charles W...... 1980 Clark, Steven L...... 2015 Cornelius III, Alvin A...... 2013-14-15 Desir, Ritchy S...... 2011-12-13-14 Ewald, Peter ...... 1983-84-85-86 Clark, Willis ...... 1924-25-26 Cornish, Lorenzo D...... 1900-01 (Mgr.) Detenback, Theodore ...... 1935 (Mgr.) Clarke, Bradlee F...... 1963-64 Cornwell, Ruland ...... 1922 (Mgr.) Deyermond, Jack ...... 1938-39 G • G • G Clarke, Kenneth M...... 1975-76-77 Coslett, Mark A...... 1975 Diabate, Siriki ...... 2011-12 Gabriel, Anthony P...... 1968-69-70 Diange, Joseph ...... 1946 F • F • F Clash, Harwood G...... 1920-21 Costello, Henry D...... 1896-98-1900 Fabian, Douglas B...... 1973 Gabriel, Arthur ...... 1939 (Mgr.) Clayton, Marcus K...... 2003-04-05 Costello, William J...... 1900 Dieso, Stephen D...... 1970-71-72 Gachelin, Louis W...... 2000-01-02-03 Dickinson, Thomas P...... Fabrizi, Kevin ...... 1985 Cleveland, Clayton ...... 2011-12-13-14 Cottrell, Dana R...... 1993-94-95-96 Faigle, Eric P...... 1961 (Mgr.) Gadson, Roderic A...... 1994-95-96-97 Cobb, Alfred R...... 1915-16-17 Coughlin, Thomas ...... 1965-66-67 Dillon, John J...... 1898-99-1900 Galaska, Chester ...... 1944 Dillon, John P...... 1942-46-47 Fair, George W...... 1963-64-65 Cobb, D. Raymond ...... 1891 Coulter, James A...... 1905 Falke, Kurt T...... 2005 Gardiner, Cooper S...... 1985-87-88 Cody, Bennett ...... 1933-34 Coulter, J.F...... Dinkins, Donald ...... 1997-98-99 Gardner, A. A...... 1909 Dino, Richard ...... 1986 Fallon, Gary R...... 959-60-61 Cody, George F...... 1949 Coulter, J. Harvey ...... Fallon, Michael W...... 1919-20 Gardner, Peter M...... 1966 Coffin, Edward T...... 1956-57 Coulter, Stanley ...... 1904 DiNunzio, Nicholas P...... 1932-33-34 Garrett, John ...... 1985-86-87 Distin, J. Arthur ...... Fanton, William M...... 1890-91 Coghill, William J...... 1967-70-71 Coupe, Dennis A...... 1970-71 Farber, William J...... 1912-13-14 Garrity, Shawn ...... 1986 Cogswell, Jack D...... 1932 Courtney, Gerald ...... 1939-40-41 Dixon, Riley T...... 2013-14-15 Garvey, James ...... 1938-39 Dobrowolski, Edward ...... 1950-51-52 Farmer, Ralph C...... Cohen, Leon H...... 1949-50 Covington, Jaime ...... 1981-82-83-84 Farneski, David M...... 1977 Gaskins, James ...... 1960-62-63 Cohen, Marvin ...... 1944-45 Cowell, Robert ...... 1920 Doherty, Gregg ...... 1954 (Mgr.) Gates, Gordon ...... 1951 Dolan, Edward V...... 1944-45-46-47 Farneski, Ronald V...... 1976-77-78 Coker, Lewellyn D...... 2010-11-12-13 Cox, Brian ...... 1998 (Mgr.) Farnham, John H...... Gaughan, James ...... 1986-87-88 Colceri, John ...... 1950-51 Cramer, Arthur R...... 1929-30-31 Dolan, John A...... 1905 Gayden Jr., Harold ...... 1982-83-84-86 Dolce, Stephen ...... 1973-74 Farrington, Harry W...... 1905 Cole, George ...... 1944 Crane, Harley J...... 1895-96-97 Farrington, R.C...... Gazillo, Paul W...... 1968 Coleman, Marcus T...... 2013-14 Crawford, William J.D...... 1903 Dominic Jr., John ...... 1986-87 Gedney, Christopher J. ....1989-90-91-92 Dominik, Joseph W...... 1953 Faville, M. Roy ...... 1899-1900 Colino, Peter ...... 1963 Cregg, Edward W...... 1892-93-94-95 Federchuck, Robert A...... 1957 Gendell, Richard B...... Collier, Averin D...... 2009 Cregg, Frank J...... 1896-98-1900 Donati, John ...... 1949-51 George, James E...... 1951-52-53 Donnelly, Joseph C...... 2001-02-03 Feehery, Gerald ...... 1979-80-81-82 Collins, James B...... 1976-78-79-80 Cregg, William F...... 1894 Feidler, Richard I...... 959-60-61 George, Jaston M...... 2012-13 Collins, Wentworth B...... 1914 (Mgr.) Cripps, James E...... 1962-63-64 Donnelly, Ryan M...... 2008 George, Peter P...... 1949-50 Donoghue, James ...... 1973-74-75 Feifer, Cayden B...... 2011 Colliver, Robert S...... 1955-56 (Mgr.) Cross Sr., Ladette R...... Feldman, David ...... 931 George, Thomas C...... 1946 Coleman, Brian C...... 1996-97-98 Crume, Eric A...... 2011-12-13-14 Dooley, John M...... 1918-19 Gerlick, Albert J...... 1957-58-59 Dorr, Carl E...... 1897-98-99 Feldman, Michael R...... 1980-81 Colvin, Paul ...... 1975-76-77 Cruz, Jose A...... 2010 Fellows, Driscoll H...... 1939-40-41 Giambatista, Nicholas ...... 1942 Congdon, Fayette K...... 1892 Csonka, Lawrence R...... 1965-66-67 Dorr, Donald H...... 967-68-69 Giardi, Augustine ...... 1961-62-63 Doubleday, Alan ...... 1939 Fernandez, Oliver D...... 2007 Congdon, John ...... 1938-39-40 Culver, Frank Z...... 1920-21-22 Ferrara, Christian S...... 2000-01-02-03 Gibbs, Stanakeane K. ....1995-96-97-98 Conley, Danny L...... 1990-91-92-94 Cumings, Orville E...... 1906 (Mgr.) Dougherty, Terrence ...... 1987-88 Gibeley, Allen ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Douglass, Charles W...... 1889-90-91 Ferrell, Kerry S...... 1991-92 Connolly, Dan ...... 2015 (Mgr.) Cummings, C. DeForest .. 1898-99-1900-01 Ferri, Diamond ...... 2001-03-04 Giewont, Lawrence M...... 1970 Connolly, Robert A...... 1977 Cummings, James ...... 1972 Dove, Wesley ...... 1985-86 Giffune, Frank P...... 1973 Dowels, Juwan D...... 2015 Ferri, Robert ...... 1945 Connor, Gregory J...... 1967 Cummings, James A...... Ferris, Jesse L...... 1928-29-30 Gilbeaux, Brandon J...... 2006-07 Connor, John T...... 1935 (Mgr.) Cunningham, Charles ...... 1924 Downing, Eric L...... 1998-99-2000 Gilburg, Thomas D...... 1958-59-60 Downing, Keith T...... 1995-96-97 Ferris, Peter J...... 1998-2000 Connors, Michael ...... 1979 Cunningham, J. Hart ...... 1892 Ferron, Thomas M...... 2005-06 Gilligan, Jack ...... 1981-82 Conover, Frank J...... 1988-89-90 Cuony, Edward R...... 1936 Dragotta Jr., James V. ....1946-47-48-49 Gillum, Ryan J...... 2009 Drame, Kader ...... 2003-04-05 Fetherolf, Brian G...... 1985-86-87-88 Conron, Robert ...... 1944 Curcuru, Joseph ...... 1942 Fetterly, Kyle ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Gilmore, Eugene W...... 1915 Consentino, Rudolph ...... 1944 Curtis, C.E...... 1904 Dresner, Michael ...... 1996 Ginter, Louis...... 1932-33-34 Drucker, David ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Fiacco, Anthony ...... 1949-50-51 Constantine, Irving ...... 1928-29 Curtis, Harry A...... 1903-04 Fiacco, James J...... 1946-47-48 Giruzzi, Vincenzo G...... 2005-06-07-08 Conti, Edward P...... 1962-63 Custis, Bernard E...... 1948-49-50 Drummond, Robert C...... 1985-86-87-88 Gissinger III, Andrew .....1977-78-79-80 Dryden, William F...... 1978-79-80 Fiammetta, Placido A...... 2005-06-07-08 Conway, Cody W...... 2015 Custis, Jamal ...... 2014-15 Fields, Joseph J...... 2004-05-06-07 Giudice Jr., Anthony A...... 2015 Conway, John ...... Cusumano, Leonardo ...... 2001-02-03 Dubey, Rick ...... 1990 (Mgr.) Giufre, Frank A...... 1998-99 Duckett, Nathaniel H...... 1962-63-64 Finnegan, Dennis P...... 1970-71 Cook, Charles F...... 1925-26 Cutler IV, Carl W...... 2009-12 Finsterwald, Russell W...... 1916-17 Glass, Edgar T...... 1898-99 Cook, Harry L...... 1937 Czekala, Adolph ...... 1942 Dudley, John H...... 1907-08 Glass, Joseph ...... 1897 Dudley, Richard S...... 1937-38-39 Fischer, Jeffrey L...... 1979-80 Cook, Samuel H...... Fish, Stephen ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Glass, Walter L...... 1915 Coon, Albert C...... 1900 (Mgr.) Dumas, Jameel A...... 2000-01-02-03 Glickman, Martin ...... 1936-37-38 Dumoe, Joseph M...... 1915 Fishel, Richard W...... 1930-31-32 Cooper, George...... 1935 (Mgr.) Fisher, Jonathan M...... 2011-12-13 Glisker, Timothy E...... 1998 Cooper, Walter J...... 1900 D • D • D Dungey, Eric J.P...... 2015 Glover, Deval L...... 1987-88 Dailey, John E...... 1964 Dunkin, Douglas M...... 1997-98 Fisher, Raymond M...... 1910 Cordisco, Ralph ...... 1940-41 Dalrymple, Melvin I...... 1972-73 Fisher, Olando R...... 2010-11 Godbolt, John M...... 1968-69 Cordy, Antwan D...... 2014-15 Dunlap, Samuel ...... 1942 Godfrey, Otis W...... 1958-59-60 Damon, Albert H...... 1943 (Mgr.) Dunlop, George B...... 1930 (Mgr.) Fisher, W. Claude ...... 1905-06-07-08 Corley, Derrick ...... 1997-98-99 Daniel, Darryl L...... 1996-97-98 Fitzgerald, William P...... 1961 Goggins, Deon N...... 2011-12 Dunn, Roderick ...... Goldman, Jonah ...... 1926

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Goldstein, Larry J...... 1974 Hartman, Harry H...... 1908-09-10 Huettner, Henry J...... 1961-62-63 Goodman, Howard E...... 1970-71 Hartwood, John ...... Humphreys, John H...... 1961-62-63 Goodrich, E. Fargo ...... 1930 (Mgr.) Harwood, Oliver K...... 1903-04-05-06 Hunt, Terrel K...... 2013-14-15 Goodwill, James B...... 1976-77-78-80 Harvey, Warren S...... 1976-77-78-79 Hunter, G. William ...... 1962-63-64 Goodwin, Clarence N...... 1891-93 (Mgr.) Haskins Jr., William ...... 1949-50-51 Hunter, William J...... 2000-01-02 Goodwin, Clinton E...... 1897-98-99-1900 Hastings, George ...... 1905 (Mgr.) Hurley Jr., William J...... 1975-76-77-79 Gorecki, John ...... 1935-36-37 Hatalsky, Lawrence ...... 1971 Hustis, Jefferds ...... 1944-45 Gorzalski, James ...... 1982-83-84 Haviland, Clarence F...... 1894-95 Huycke, Harold D...... 1915 Gould, Spencer ...... 1943 (Mgr.) Hawkes, Brice S...... 2010 Gouseff, Alexander ...... 1966 Hawkins, DeShawn A...... 1976-77 Grabosky, H. Eugene...... 1959 Hawkins, Garland A...... 1989-90-91-92 I • I • I Grader, George ...... 1933 Hawkins, Kenneth J...... 1989-91 Iannicello, Louis ...... 1956 Graham, Dorian J...... 2008-10-11 Hay, Michael C...... 2010-11 Ingraham, Edgar B...... 1911 (Mgr.) Graham, William H...... 1929 (Mgr.) Hayes, Alexander M...... 2014 Ingram, Christopher B. ....1985-86-87-88 Grainge, Clarence R...... 1922 Hazelton, Robert ...... Ishman, Brian K...... 1976-78-79 Gramlich Jr., J.E...... 1933 Hazzan, Anthony A...... 1978-79-80-81 Ishmael, Steve ...... 2014-15 Grant, R. Stephen ...... 1965 Heald, Robert ...... 1939-40-41 Ismail, Qadry R...... 1989-90-91-92 Grant, Ulysses G...... 1893-94-95 Healey, Daniel ...... 1966 Isseks, Abram ...... 1934-35-36 Graves, Marvin P...... 1990-91-92-93 Healey, Harvey J...... 1954-55 Graziano, Louis R...... 1977 Heater, William ...... 1937-38-39 Greco, Matthew D...... 1989-90-91-92 Heath, Bruce E...... 1966 Green, Jacob M...... 2013 Heck Jr., Charles C...... 1959-60 J • J • J Green, Timothy J...... 1982-83-84-85 Heck Sr., Charles C...... 1925 Jackson, Chester ...... 1928 Greene, Floyd S...... 1948-49 Hedgepeth, Bernard ...... 1982-83 Jackson Jr., Eric D...... 2015 Greene, George ...... 1946 Hedges, Charles W...... 1923 Jackson, Ernest E...... 1957-58 Greene, Jason O...... 2003-04-05 Heer, Charles ...... 1937-38 Jackson, Ion A...... 1892-93 Greene, Kevin D...... 1989-90 Heers, Erwin A...... 1920-21-22 Jackson, Karlos D...... 1991-93 Greene, Kevin J...... 1988 Heffernan, Brian ...... 1981 Jackson, Maurice P...... 1998-2000-01 Greenwood, Morlon, O. ...1997-98-99-2000 Heller, Scott ...... 2003 (Mgr.) Jackson, Richard E...... 1955 Greer, Alain ...... 1987 Helmstetter, Eliga E...... 1912 (Mgr.) Jackson, Tanard R...... 2004-05-06 Grefe, Frederick E...... 1934 (Mgr.) Hemingway, Stanton...... 1934-35-36 Jackson, Zachary N...... 1975 All-American Pat Killorin lettered from 1963-65 and helped Gregory, Stephen ...... 2002-03-04-05 Hemsley, Nathaniel R...... 1993-94-95-96 Jacobs, David J...... 1975-76-77-78 the Orange to an appearance in the 1965 Sugar Bowl. Gregory, Theodore ...... 1984-85-86-87 Henderson, Harvey N...... 1899-1900-01-02 Jagiello, Kenneth ...... 1982 Greibus, Vito ...... 1949-50-51 Henehan, John J...... 1974 Jajuga, Walter M...... 1964-66 Griffin, Robin L...... 1970-71 Henningsen, Peter L...... 1959-60 Jakowenko, George ...... 1968-69-70 Kanya, Albert J...... 1928-29-30 Koleser, Robert B...... 1949-50-51 Griffith, C.B...... 1904 (Mgr.) Hensley, Gordon H...... 1948-49-50 James, William...... 1974 Kapalanga, Arthur ...... 2005-06-07 Kollar, Kenneth J...... 1977-78-79-80 Griffith, John T...... 1936 Henward, Howard B...... 1928-29 Jamieson, John A...... 1935-36-37 Karcich, Anthony ...... 1968 Konrad, Robert L...... 1995-96-97-98 Grimes, Roland ...... 1983-84-85 Herbert, Harry ...... 1920-21 Januszkiewicz, Martin W. ....1970-71-72 Karilivacz, Carl ...... 1950-51-52 Kontrabecki, George A...... 1965 Groatt, George G...... 1891 Herlan, J. Scott...... 1967 Jappe, Paul E...... 1921-22-23 Kartalian, George ...... 1951 Kopp, Hyman ...... 1927 Gromniak, David ...... 1984 Herlihy, John P...... 1947-48-49 Jarosz, Raymond J...... 1969-70-71 Kasmer, Todd A...... 1991 Kopko, Kevin A...... 2005 Gronkowski, Gordon D...... 1977-80-81 Hermanowski, Thomas A...... 1967-68-69 Jarrett, James W...... 2012 Katz, Derek ...... 2010 Korch, Michael G...... 1931-32 Groppe, Robert ...... 1986-87 (Mgr.) Herrod, Donta S...... 2005-06-07 Jarzynski, Gregory ...... 1983 Kaufmann, Peter ...... 1981-82 Kornbluth, Arthur ...... 1931 (Mgr.) Gross, Robert W...... 1992 Hershey, Gerald C...... 1956-57-58 Jaso, Michael ...... 1950-52 Keegan, Kevin ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Kosanovich, Peter ...... 1966 Grossman, Daniel ...... 1944-45 Hess, Linwood F...... 1974-75 Jenkins, Carl ...... 1986 Keiffer, Edward ...... 1958 Kose, Tombe ...... 2010-11 Grossman, William ...... 1939-40-41 Hickenberry, R.N...... 1899 Jenkins, James ...... 1974 Keller, Matthew A...... 2015 Koski, Michael A...... 1962-63-65 Grosvenor, J. Robert ...... 1991-92-93 Hickey, Sean M...... 2012-13-14 Jenkins, Kenneth ...... 1986 Kellogg, William ...... 1920-21-22 Kotz, Harold ...... Grubbs, James E...... 1975 Hilfinger, Martin F...... 1911-12-13 Jenkins, Plez A...... 2004-05-06-07 Kelly, Darius T...... 2013-14 Kowalewski, Joseph ...... 2003-04-05 Gulley, Prince-Tyson ...... 2010-12-13-14 Hilfinger, Robert ...... 1944 Jensen, Matthew ...... 2004 (Mgr.) Kelly, Patrick ...... 1986-87 Kozik, Benjamin J...... 2001 Grzibowski, Joseph K...... 1947-48-49 Hill, Jacob ...... 2015 Jerome, James L...... 1973-74-75 Kennedy, Darryl ...... 2003 Kranack, Peter ...... 1947-48-49 Gubitosa, Louis ...... 1967-68-70 Hill, Shelby J...... 1990-91-92-93 Jewell, Charles J...... 1894-95-96 Kennedy, Francis A...... 1931-32 Krautman, Ricky T...... 2005 Gugino, Frank J...... 1927 Hill, William ...... 1985 Jilleba, Christopher ...... 1979-80 Kerchman, John ...... 1942-46 Krautman, Ross J...... 2010-11-12-13 Gulde, Russell M...... 1916-17-19-20 Hilliard, L. Frederick ...... 1959 Johnson, A. Kyle ...... 1999-01 Kernaklian, Paul ...... 1952-53-54 Krivak, Joseph J...... 1954-55-56 Gulick, Bertrand L...... 1918-19-20-21 Hillyer, J. Blake ...... 1889-90 Johnson, Antonio D...... 1991-92 Kernan, James J...... 1974 Krok, John T...... 1964-65-66 Gutzman, Albert F...... 1931 Hinkey, Benjamin ...... 1908 Johnson, Carl S...... 1940 Kessler, George W...... 1892-93 Krout, Charles W...... 1936 Gyetvay, Michael D...... 1977-78-81 Hinkle, Jack ...... 1937-38-39 Johnson, Charles A...... 2000-01 Kiernan, Scott W...... 1995-96-97-98 Kruse, Russell M...... 1969 Hinton, Cedric S...... 1978-79-80 Johnson, David L...... 1968 Kiles, James J...... 1974 Kubilius, Theodore J...... 1947-48-49 Hnat, Robert J...... 1961-62-63 Johnson, Isaiah D...... 2013-14 Kilgore, Emerson L...... 1998-2000 Kuczala, Ferdinand A...... 1955-56-57 H • H • H Hoag, Bruce ...... 1957-58-59 (Mgr.) Johnson, Kevin L...... 1996-97-98 Killorin, Patrick M...... 1963-64-65 Kuhns, Marshall ...... 1973 Hobby, Ron ...... 1981-82-83-84 Johnson, Louis I...... 1913-14 Kilpatrick, Gerald ...... 1978-79-80-81 Kukowski, Theodore ...... 1953 Habel, Eric W...... 1977 (Mgr.) Johnson, Murray W...... 1966 Hackett, Marcus ...... 1980-82-83 Hobson, Edward A...... 1992-93-94 Kimble, Mitchell G...... 2014 Kyasky, Anthony J...... 1966-67-68 Hocevar, Howard A...... 1970 Johnson, R. Sherwood ...... 1932-33-34 Kimmel, James L...... 1980-82-83-84 Hadjis, Constantine ...... 1951-52-53 Johnson, Robert ...... 1995 Hagerty, Francis J...... 1979 Hodge, W. David ...... 1976 Kimmel, Jared P...... 2007-08-09 Hodge, Marqez D...... 2013-14-15 Johnson, Rodney R...... 1990 Kimmel, Jerry M...... 1982-83-84-85 Haight, Clifford L...... 1905 (Mgr.) Johnson, Samuel G...... 1951-52-53 L • L • L Hale, Matthew R...... 2006 Hodge, William B...... 1889-90 Kinds, Jamont L...... 1997 Laaksonen, Donald C...... 1953-54-55 Hodges, G. Joseph ...... 1978-79 Johnson, Stanley E...... 1938 Kinder Jr., John F...... 2013 Haley, Charles T...... 1935 Johnson, Theodore R...... 1914-15 LaBarge, Howard ...... 1936 Hall, Jason ...... 1996 Hodgin, Rush ...... 1988 King, Bernard ...... 1982-83-84 LaCaille, DeAndre G...... 2004-05 Hoffman, Mark ...... 1952 Johnston, Daryl P...... 1985-86-87-88 King, David A...... 1970-71-72 Hall, Jerome ...... 1984-85 Joline Jr., Ralph P...... 1980-81-82 LaCasse, Ryan J...... 2002-03-04-05 Hallahan, Phillip ...... 2002 (Mgr.) Hoffman, William T...... 1937-38-39 King, David T...... 1972-73 Laffey, James T...... 1961 Hoffower, Paul M...... 1957 Jones III, Arthur W...... 2007-08-09 King, Donald A...... 1960-61-62 Halsey, William Mcd. ...1898-99-1900-01 Jones, Chandler J...... 2009-10-11 Lachowicz, Theodore A. ....1969-70-71 Hambleton, Brian E...... 1971-72-73 Hogue, Douglas K...... 2007-08-09-10 King, Larry E...... 1974-75-76-77 Lake, Rush W...... 1894-95-96 Hohensee, David S...... 2001 Jones, E. Raymond ...... 1925-26 King, Richard K...... 1962-63-64 Hamblin, Frank M...... 1891 Jones, Kareem E...... 2005-06 Lally, John ...... 1979-80-81 Hamilton, John A...... 1889-90 Holmes, David R...... 1985-87-88 King, Sheldon B...... 2001 Lamey, James ...... 1959-60 Holmes, Michael Q...... 2007-08-09-10 Jones, Jack C...... 1966-67 Kingsley, Grover C...... 1913-14 Hamilton, Lloyd A...... Jones, Jared M...... 2001-02-03-04 Lane, Joseph T...... 1902-03 Hammond, Ian W...... 2006-07 Hollis, John ...... 1928-29-30 Kinley, John W...... 1977-78-79 Lane, Timothy M...... 2004-05-06 Holman, Theodore W...... 1946 Jones, Lawrence J...... 1963 Kinner, Hiram L...... 1894-95 Hand, Christopher ...... 1980-81-82 Jones, Marvin L...... 1974-75-76-77 Lang, Fred J...... 1978-79 Haney, Oliver J...... 2009-11 Holtzman, Mark P...... 2000-01 Kinney, Thomas J...... 1939-40-41 Langenheim, Scott P...... 1992 Holzworth, John ...... 1953 (Mgr.) Jones, Michael L...... 1975-76-77-78 Kinnon, Duane D...... 1988-89-90 Hanoian, Gregory A...... 2003-04 Jones, Michael S...... 2009 Lapham, David A...... 1971-72-73 Handler, Alvin ...... 1936-37-38 Homer, William ...... 1998 (Mgr.) Kinsey, Kenneth J...... 1973-74 Lapinski, David J...... 1989-90 Hooper, George ...... 1937-38-39 Jones, R. Antonio ...... 1991-92-93-94 Kirouac, Charles A...... 1976-77-79 Hanners, George W...... 1903 Jones, Tebucky S...... 1995-96-97 LaPorta, Luke ...... 1945 Hannigan, Huqgh J...... 1916 (Mgr.) Hoople, Howard C...... 1917-18-19-20 Kirkland, Josh A...... 2013-14 Laputka, David R...... 1972-73 Hoople, Theodore ...... 1946 Jontos, Edward S...... 1933-35 Kirkpatrick, W.D...... 1909 Hanson, Scott R...... 1992 Jones, Zian ...... 2012-13 Larkin, E.M...... 1907 Hanson, Victor ...... 1924-25-26 Hoornbeck, Christopher R...... 1971-72 Kish, Nicholas W...... 1965-66 Lasker, Michael B...... 2013-14 Hopkins, Eugene ...... 1939-40 Jordon, Allan L...... 1892-93 Kittle, Walter ...... 1944 Hares, George S.G...... 1905 Joseph, Dwayne ...... 1990-91-92-93 Lasse, Richard S...... 1955-56-57 Harmon, John C...... 1963 Hopkins, L. Jeffrey ...... 1971-72 Kiviat, Jack ...... 1956 LaVigne, Shane ...... 2001 Hordines, John ...... 1932-33 Joslin, Steven J...... 1970-71-73 Klaus, Matthew A...... 1997-98-99 Harned, Harry ...... Josselyn, Baxter S...... 1948-49 Lawrence, Gregory D...... 1973-75 Harrell, Wm. Alexander ...... 1940 Horne-Murdock, Jeremy ...... 2006 Kleinback, Dennis K...... 1967-69 LeBaron, Brian P...... 1989-90 Horr, Marquis F...... 1905-06-07-08 Joy, Louis F...... 1891 Kleinberg, Kyle M...... 2015 Harris, Adam N...... 2010-11 Justice, James ...... 1973 Leberman, Robert W...... 1952-53 Harris, Jose A...... 2002 Houle, Paul G...... 1962-63-64 Kmetz, Michael ...... 1984-85-86 Ledger, James R...... 1994-95 Harris, Kenneth M...... Houseknecht, Clarence ...... 1905 Knapp, A. Blair ...... 1925 (Mgr.) Lee Jr., Charles A...... 1924-25-26 Harris, Quentin H...... 1998-99-2000-01 Howard, Brian...... 1960-61-62 Knapp, Kyle D...... 2013 Lee, Marcus A...... 1991-92-93 Harris, Shadeed A...... 2006 Howard, Ryan ...... 2007-08 K • K • K Knauff, Jeffrey ...... 1984 Lee, W. David ...... 1982-83-84-85 Harris, Tommy ...... 2004-05 Howell, John T...... 1960 Kallet, A. Harry ...... 909-10-11 Knox, William T...... 1968 Lehr, Thomas ...... 1949-50-51 Harrison, Marvin D...... 1992-93-94-95 Hoyt, Chester J...... 1889-90 Kaloyanides, Erik J...... 2000-01-02 Kobakof, Kosta ...... 1974 Leible, James ...... 1985-86 Harshbarger, Hubert ...... 1952 Hoyt, Gordon W...... 1889-90 Kaminski, David ...... 1981-83-84 Koban, Edward G...... 1980-81-82-83 Lelli, Robert L...... 1961-62 Hart, John ...... 1907 Hudson, Cordell D...... 2015 Kane, Edward T...... 1935-37 Kobena, Jeremiah J...... 2011-12-13-14 LeMessurier, James T...... 1966-67 Hart, Robert B...... 1958-59-60 Hueber, Brian V...... 1916-17 Kane, John F...... 1936 Kokinis, George J...... 1970 Lemon, Alec T...... 2009-10-11-12 Hartman, Dennis J...... 1977-78-79-80 Hueber, Joseph L...... 1921 (Mgr.) Kane, Thomas ...... 1985-86-87 Kokosky, Richard ...... 1968-69-70

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Marsella, Nicholas J...... 1973-74-75 Mitch, Robert L...... 1973-74-75 Noble, James E...... 1921-23-24 Martin, Edward...... 1894-95-97 Mitchell, Elon C...... 2008 Nolan, James ...... 1934-35-36 Martin, Gerald J...... 1974-75-76-77 Mitchell, Kevin D...... 1990-91-92-93 Nolletti, Natasha ...... 1990 (Mgr.) Martin, Troy D...... 1990 Mitchell, Robert...... 1963 Norley, Todd ...... 1982-83-84-85 Marvil, C. Burns ...... 1937 Mitsuuchi, Keith ...... 2015 Norton, Larry D...... 2007 Marvin, Charles W...... 1889-90 Mohl, David ...... 1992 (Mgr.) Norton, Ryan F...... 2012-13-14-15 Masci, Leonard V...... 1970-71-72 Moll, William J...... 1953 Novak, Stephen J...... 1959 Mason, Donald ...... 1946 Monk, J. Arthur ...... 1976-77-78-79 Novek, Joseph G...... 1928-29 Mason, Kevin M...... 1992-93-94 Montemorra, M. Anthony ...... 1990-91 Novotny, Harry ...... 1935-36 Massis, John J...... 1967-68-69 Montgomery, James A...... 1940 Nowak, Walter ...... 1924 Matteo, Francis P...... 918 Moody, Keith M...... 1972-74-75 Nowicki, Edwin M...... 1966-67-68 Matichak, Thomas ...... 1978-79 Mooney, Harold ...... 1927 Noxon, James A...... Matthews, David B...... 1897 Moore, Daniel L...... 1959 Nunes, Troy P...... 1999-2000-01-02 Mautino, Frederick J...... 1958-59-60 Moore, Earl K...... 1901-02-03 Nussbaum, Harry E...... 1947-48-49 Mautino, Louis A...... 1957-60 Moore, George O...... 1937 Mayes, George A...... 2008-09-10 Moore, Glenn ...... 1980-81-82 Mazejko, Francis R...... 1941 Moore, Kendall P...... 2013-14-15 O • O • O Mazurek, James L...... 1961-62-63 Moore, Robert S...... 1987-88-89 Obst, Henry ...... 1928-29-30 McAndrews, James ...... 1979-80-81 Moore, Thomas E...... 1963 (Mgr.) O’Connell, David J...... 1914-15 McAulay, Donald ...... 1983-84-85 Moran, Joseph E...... 1930-31-32 O’Connell, J.H...... 1891 McBride, John F...... 1922-23-24 Moran, Patrick ...... 2003 (Mgr.) O’Connor, Charles J...... 1928 McCall, Marvin J...... 2006-07 Morant, Johnnie E...... 2001-02-03 O’Connor, Sean A...... 1998-99-2000-01 McCard, David C...... 1967-68-69 Mordue, Norman ...... 1964 Oday, Harry A...... 1894-95-96-97 McCard, Howard A...... 1964-65 Moresco, Timothy J...... 1973-74-75-76 O’Donnell, Charles W...... 1891 McCarrell, Zachary A...... 2012-13 Moretti, Anthony ...... 1991 (Mgr.) O’Donnell, John H...... 1905 McCarthy, Ryan ...... 2006 (Mgr.) Morgan, Cody M...... 2010 O’Donnell, William J...... 1998-99 McClain, Jameel L...... 2005-06-07 Morgan, Dulayne ...... 1994-95-96-97 Oehler, Philip A...... McClain, Maurice J...... 1999-2000-01-02 Morgan, Henry L...... 1892-93 O’Hara, Kevin ...... 1978 McClelland, Lester C...... 1952-53 Morgan, Robert E...... 1964 Ojinnaka, Quinn O...... 004-05 McCollom, John ...... 1978-79-80-81 Morgan, Thomas W...... 1972-73-74 O’Leary, Terrence J...... 1976-77-78 McConnell, Arden J...... 1944-46-47 Morgan, Wayne E...... 2012-13-15 Olenik, George ...... 1953 McCoy, Reggie Q...... 2005 Morgis, Dennis ...... 1980 Olson, Harold V...... 1921 McCullough, Willie J...... 1976-77-78 Morison, Arthur...... 1936-37-38 O’Neil, Frank H...... 1902-03 McCummings, Gary L...... 1988-89-90 Morris, Eric ...... 2011-13 O’Neil, Harry ...... 1949 McCutcheon, Otto E...... 1896 Morris II, George ...... 2013-14-15 O’Neil, Kevin E...... 1997-98-99 McDonald, Edward T...... 1974 Morris, Horace W...... 1946-47-48-49 O’Neill, Patrick J...... 1990-91-92-93 Troy Nunes ranks sixth all-time at Syracuse with 362 career McDonald, Mark S...... 1989-90-91 Morris, Joseph E...... 1978-79-80-81 Opalenski, Justin D...... 2005 McDonald, Stephen ...... 2005-06 Morris, Larry ...... 1982-83-84 O’Rourke, Patrick J...... 1991 completions. He lettered for the Orange from 1999-2002 McDonough, John F...... 1915 Morris, Leland A...... 1940-41-42 Oliver, Latroy I...... 1999-2000-01-02 and was a member of two bowl championship teams. McElliott, Joseph J...... 1913 Morris, Michael ...... 1982-83-84 Orzehoswki, Joseph ...... 1954 McFarlane, Devante ...... 2013-14-15 Morris, Myron B...... 1901-02 Orzolek, Mark S...... 1975 McGill, Clarence E...... 1968-69 Morris, Richard C...... 1958 Osborne, Naboth ...... 1893-94-95 Lemon, Terrell A...... 2006 McGlaughlin, Garret ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Morris, Terry E...... 1994-95-96 Oster, Richard ...... 2005 Lemieux, Norman C...... 1959-60 M • M • M McGloster, Jamar D...... 2014-15 Morrissey, Kevin P...... 1973 Outten, Justin R...... 2005-06 Mabie, Roger ...... 1939 (Mgr.) Leo, Maximilian L. E...... 2008-09-10 McGuire, John ...... 1965 Morrow, Peter ...... 1942-45 Owen, Michael L...... 2006-07-08-09 Mace, Richard L...... 1948-49 Leonik, Stanley P...... 956 McIntosh, Ian S...... 1996-97-98-99 Morton, Richard A...... 1958 Owens, Michael L...... 1987-88-89 Machemer, Frederick E...... 1931 Lepak, Nicholas J...... 2008-10-11 McIntosh, Kyle D...... 1995-96-97-98 Moseley, Walter ...... 1985-86 Oyer, Ronald J...... 1963-64-65 Lessard, Peter ...... 1950-51-52 Machosky, Stanley ...... 1930-31-32 McKee, Paul ...... 1942-46 Moses, Benjamin B...... 1921-23 Levay, Sidney ...... 1924 MacKenzie, Donald ...... 1918 McKenzie, James C...... 2007-08-09 Moses, Michael D...... 1962 Leverette, Kwazeon B...... 2000-01 MacKenzie, E. Hillyer ...... 1918 (Mgr.) McKinnon II, Frederick R...... 2007-08-09 Mospaw, Jeffrey G...... 1968 Levy, Harvey S...... 1924-25-26 Mackey, Jerry J...... 2004-05-06 McLaughlin, Tom ...... 1948-49 Moss, Kevin J...... 1974 P • P • P Lewis, Aaron W...... 1997-2000 Mackey, John ...... 1960-61-62 McMickle, Levi P...... 1903 Moss, King J...... Paddock, A.F...... Lewis, Andrew Jr...... 2007-08-09-10 MacLean, Bruce A...... 1948-49 McManus, Timothy J...... 1972 Moss III, Thomas W. (Rice) ...2005-06-07 Paddock, Frank E...... 1892-94 Lewis, Benjamin M...... 2013-14-15 MacPherson, Richard A...... 2010-11-12-13 McNabb, Donovan J. ....1995-96-97-98 Moutenot, Christopher P...... 1968-69-70 Page, Ronald L...... 1972-73 Lewis, Grant W...... 1927-28-29 MacPherson, Cameron A...... 2015 McNamara, Howard ...... 1926 Mozur, William ...... 1939-41 Paglio, John...... 1961-62-63 Liang, H. Henry ...... 2000 (Mgr.) MacLeod, Michael ...... 1974 McNeeley, Michael A...... 1972-73 Muessig, Lewis ...... 1945 Paglio, Raymond J...... 1965 Lichtenstein, Ryan M...... 2009-10-12 MacRae, Evander G...... 1921-22-23 McPhail, Charles ...... 1939-40-41 Muhlbach, Donald L...... 1975 Palmer, Charles L ...... Light, Charles W...... 1965-66 MacWilliams, John J. ... 1919-20 (Mgr.) McPherson, Donald R...... 1985-86-87 Mulholland, William S...... 1894-95 Palmer, Harry J...... 1896-97 Lipes, Myron D...... 1897 Maddox, Greg Deon ...... 1994-95-96 Meacham Jr., Carl D...... 1940 (Mgr.) Mungro II, James O. ....1998-99-2000-01 Palmer, Omari J...... 2013-14-15 Lisi, Todd ...... 2004 Maddox, William ...... 1968-69 Mead, Frank L...... 1890 Munson, Charles T...... Paltz, Leslie A...... 1924 Little, Floyd D...... 1964-65-66 Madison, II, Carroll V...... 2005-06-07 Meehan, John F...... 1915-16-17 Murphy, Cole M...... 2014-15 Panczyszyn, Richard C...... 1967-68-69 Livshin, Norman ...... 1916-17 Magee, Donald D...... 1973-74-75-76 Meehan, Robert ...... 1962-63 Murphy, James M...... 1968-69 Pannucci, John P...... 1955 Lloyd, Richard ...... 1928 (Mgr.) Magers, Norman P...... 1965 Meggyesy, David H...... 1960-61-62 Murphy, Richard C...... 1966 Paolisso, Paul L...... 968-70 Lobdell, Lavar D...... 2006-07-08-09 Magoon, Herbert A...... 1903-04-05 Meeker, Howard ...... 1930 Murray, Eugene W...... 1894-95 Parisi, Louis A...... 1977 Lobon, John ...... 1971 Mahle, Walley W...... 1962-63-64 Meier, Fred J...... 1958 Murry, James ...... 1921 Park, Ford R...... 1905-06-07 Loeb, Louis C...... 2010-11-12-13 Mahley, Gordon H...... 1924 Meisel, Max R...... 2006-07 Mustard, David E. ...1964-65-66 (Mgr.) Park, Robert ...... 1902-03-04 Lombardi, Thomas A...... 1930-31-32 Mahoney, Zachary A...... 2015 Meisner, William L...... 1914 Myers, George H...... Parker, Darrell ...... 1992-93-94-95 Lombel, Karl A...... 1970-71 Maines, Thomas L...... 1940-41-42 Mejia, Anthony ...... 2015 (Mgr.) Myers, Thomas P...... 1969-70-71 Parker, Edward L...... 1894 Long Jr., A-Sar L...... 2014 Maister, Michael W...... 1925 Meldrum, Jonathan W...... 2007-08-09 Parker, H. Wallace ...... 1919-20 Long Jr., Robert M...... 2007-08-09-10 Malcovic, Stephen ...... 1936-37 Mele, Michael J...... 2007-08 Parker, Otto D...... 1903-04 Longauer, Earl J...... 1964 Malik, Edward C...... 1936 Mendell, Irving ...... 1925 Parks, Christopher ...... 1988 Maljovec, Benjamin J. ...2005-06-07-08 N • N • N Parris, Joshua E...... 2013-14-15 Longley, James G...... 1971-72-73 Merkel, Victor E...... 1944-47-48-49 Nance, James S...... 1962-63-64 Malone, John M...... 1916-17-19 Parrish, Frank C...... 1966-67 Loomis, Leigh ...... Merkerson, Da’mon T...... 2007-08-09-10 Narsavage, David ...... 1967 (Mgr.) Mambuca, Frank B...... 1959 Parrish, Jason B...... 1898-99-1900-01 Loskamp, Alvin ...... Merriman, Keith N...... 1974-75 Nash, Phillip L...... 1995-96-97-98 Mammosser, W.H...... 1933-34-35 Paskevich, Anthony ...... 1938-39 Loucks, Glenn D...... 1928-29 Merz, Henry ...... 1933-34 Nassib, Joe A...... 2011-12-13-14 Manchester, W.B...... 1896 Patkochis, Bradley C...... 1995-96-97 Lowe, Jeffrey D...... 1997-98-99 Messano, Charles S...... 2000 Nassib, Ryan P...... 2009-10-11-12 Manderino, John ...... 1946 Patkochis, Charles A...... 1962 Lowery, Jarel ...... 2011 Meyer, George F...... 1910 Navaroli, Michael...... 1981 Mandeville, Kenneth ...... 1978-79-80 Patten, Haden A...... 1897-98-99-1900 Lowry, Raymond D...... 1889-90-91 Meyers Jr., George W...... 1994-95-96 Neary, Michael P...... 1958-59 Manfredi, Anthony R...... 1972-73 Patterson, Jacob T...... 1927 Lowther, Edgar A...... 1901 Meyers, William ...... 1961 Negroni, George E...... Mangram, Jeffrey A...... 1985-86-87-88 Patterson, John ...... 1975-76-77-78 Luciano, Ronald M...... 1956-57-58 Meyers, William L...... 1914 Nesheiwat, Jawad M...... 2006-07 Manley, Graham F...... 1999-2000-01 Patterson Jr., Perry L...... 2004-05-06 Lucier, H. John ...... 1919 Michael, Norman ...... 1941-42 Nett, Joseph M...... 1980-81-82 Mann, Wilfred ...... 1927 Paul, Alexander E...... 1947 Ludington, George W...... 1912 Michaelidis, John P...... 1995-96 Nettelbladt, Paul R...... 1965-66 Manning, Glenn E...... 1928-29 Paul, Markus D...... 1985-86-87-88 Lufkin, Mark ...... 1999 (Mgr.) Michell, Willis ...... 1899 Neubert, Paul ...... 1931 Manning, Robert ...... 1979-81-82 Paulus, Gregory ...... 2009 Lundberg, Arthur H...... 1922 Micho, William G...... 1958 Neugebauer, Gary...... 1978-79-80 Mantie, Edmund E...... 1965-66-67 Peach, Stephen M...... 1982 Lupo, William...... 1949-50-51 Mickey, LeRoy ...... Neumann, Theodore J...... 2004-05 Mare, Olindo ...... 1994-95 Perlstein, Maurice C...... 1936-37 Lurie, Arnold D...... 1947 Miller, Burr C...... 1890-91 Nevins, Marshall S...... 1932-33-34 Marcellino, Brian ...... 1984 Peckelis, Joseph W...... 1972 Lusardi, John A...... 1990-91 Miller, John D...... 1973 Newberry, Claude H...... 1915 Marchiano, John F...... 1972 Pellegrini, Gerald ...... 1942-46 Lyn, Keondrick L...... 2010-11-12-13 Miller Jr., John W...... 2013-14 Newman, Laurence S...... 1977-78 Marchionne, Nicholas D...... 1967 Pembleton, John G...... 1901 Lynch, Brian ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Miller, Richard ...... 1983-84 Newman Jr., W.A...... 1927-28 Marcus, Milton ...... 1932 Pena, Daniel A...... 2008 Lynch, Cameron E...... 2011-12-13-14 Mills, Jason A...... 1995 Newsome II, Eugene ...... 2006-07 Marcy, Bert L...... 1903-04-05 Pendock, William J...... 1980-81-82-83 Lynch, John ...... 1905 Mills, Raymond R...... 1972-73 Newton, Al ...... 1968-69 Marinovich, Mikhail D...... 2008-09-10-11 Penny, Kenneth E...... 1928 Lyon, James ...... 1904 Mingo, Thomas S...... 1961-62 Newton, Lewis W...... 1929-30-31 Markowski, Adam ...... 1937 Pennypacker, Harvey A...... 1994-95-96 Lyon, J. Fred ...... 1896-97 Minko, Michael ...... 1958 Nicoletti, Eugene ...... 1970-71 (Mgr.) Marone, Frank J...... 1980-81 Peppel, Larry E...... 1964 Minsavage, Joseph ...... 1934-35-36 Nicollello, Louis ...... 1928 Marques, Christopher E. ....1993-94-95 Pepper, M. James ...... 1947-48-49 Minter, Maurice B...... 2000-01 Nichols, John J...... 1958-59-60 Marrone, Douglas ...... 1983-84-85 Percey, Robert ...... 1942 Mirabito, Frederick B...... 1949 Nieves, Roberto ...... 2010 Marrow, Arnold M...... 1950 (Mgr.) Perkins, Anthony J...... 2007-08-09-10 Mirabito, Salvatore ...... 1940-41-42 Nilsen, John M...... 1991

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Perkins, Charles R...... 1951-52-53-54 Reddish, Brandon T...... 2011-12-13-14 Perkins, Francis W...... Reed, Robert J...... 1935 Perkins, William ...... 1935-36-37 Reed, Rudy L...... 1982-83-84-85 Perrault, George ...... 1933-34-35 Reed, Vincent M...... 1922 Perrin, Walter ...... 1918-19 Reeve, George H...... 1909-10-11 Perry, Joseph ...... 1950-51-52 Regan, Sky ...... 2015 (Mgr.) Perry, William ...... 1942 Regensburger, William...... 1944-45 Perry, William H...... 1889 Reid, Thomas ...... 1985 Petchel, Robert G...... 1972-73-74 Reidpath, Charles D...... 1910 Peters, Howard ...... 1937 Reilly, Dennis J...... 1963-64 Pettijohn, Maynard C. ...1998-99-2000 Reimer, Daniel S...... 1950-51-52 Pfeifer, Rudolph ...... 1936-37 Reimer, Richard L...... 1958-59-60 Phelps, Deforest F...... 1902 (Mgr.) Reimmer, Ludwig ...... 1999 Philcox, Todd S...... 1987-88 Rekstis, Walter J...... 1935-36-37 Philips, Ervin L...... 2014-15 Remo, Roger ...... 1985-86 Phillips, Andrew P...... 2010-11-12 Rene, Steven L...... 2011-13 Phillips, Dalton B...... 2008-09 Resto, Joshue E...... 2000 (Mgr.) Phillips, Edward J...... 1970 Rettig, David M...... 1975 Phillips, Jon ...... 960 (Mgr.) Revels, Frederick W...... 1892 Pickett, Robert M...... 1974 Reyes, Walter H...... 2001-02-03-04 Picucci, Brian J...... 1991-92-93 Reynolds, C.W.P...... 1905-06-07 Pidgeon, Timothy ...... 1983-84-85-86 Rhodes, Damien L...... 2002-03-04-05 Pierce-Brewster, Markus A...... 2012 Rhodes, Michael ...... 1946 Pierson, Frederick T...... 1892-94 Ricco, Ricky ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Pieto, Roger A...... 1962 Rice, E.G...... 1904 (Mgr.) Pietryka, Peter J...... 1968 Rice, F. Seward ...... 1903-04 Pietruszka, Walt H...... 1957 Rice, Leon A...... 1906 Pilon, Jeff T...... 1997-98-99 Rich, Robert ...... 1951-52-53-54 Pilon, Marc R...... 1998 Richards, Frank L...... 1893-94 Pina, Doug ...... 1983-85-86 Richardson, Ronald ...... 1976-78 Pinder, Thomas F...... 1910 Richardson, Roy S...... 1890 Piper, Charles B...... 1899 Richardson, Terry J...... 1991-92-93 Piro, Henry W...... 1938-39-40 Richardson, Thomas V...... 1953-54-55 Piro, John ...... 1945 Richtmeyer, Stanley ...... 1927 Pirro, Thomas S...... 1976 Riddle, Alonzo J...... 2001-02 Planck, Emerson ...... Ridlon, James A...... 1954-55-56 Planer, Charles K...... 1968 Rigan, Joseph ...... 1938-39-40 Plato, Jonathan W...... 2004 Ringo, James ...... 1950-51-52 Podraza, James D...... 1954-55-56 Ringo, Stephen ...... 1956 Nick Provo, an Orange letterwinner from 2008-11, set the Syracuse career record for most Poles, Jason A...... 1997-98 Robbins, Howard W...... 1913 Pollard, Julian R...... 2002-03-04 Roberts, Aaron ...... 2015 receptions by a tight end (92). Pollino Jr., Joseph A...... 1955 Roberts, Melvin ...... 1926 Pomeroy, Gay ...... 1962 (Mgr.) Robertson, Harold J...... 1916-17-19-20 Ponds, Antwaune ...... 1994-95-96-97 Robertson, E...... 1911-12-13 Russnok, Michael P...... 1997 Scibelli, Anthony J...... 1963-64-65 Simmons, Don W...... 2012-14-15 Pontera, Frank L...... 1976 Robinson, Andrew ...... 2006 (Mgr.) Rust, Robert E...... 1967-69 Scipione, John A...... 1969 Simmons, Edward ...... 1946 Powell, Arthur L...... 1904-05 Robinson, Andrew P...... 2007-08-09 Ruth, Harold ...... 1937-38-39 Scissum, Chauncey ...... 2014-15 Simmons, Sr., Roy D...... 1922-23-24 Praetorius, Robert J...... 1975-76 Robinson, Edmund A...... 1994 Rutherford, Austin G...... 1902-03-04 Sciullo, Anthony ...... 1985 Simpkins, Rickie Jr...... 1998-99-2000 Praetorius, Roger H...... 1970-71-72 Robinson, Fay N...... 1899 Rutherford, Walter ...... 1936 Scoba, Michael J...... 1947-49 Simpson, Frank H...... 1907-08 (Mgr.) Prather, Peter ...... 1976-77-78 Robinson, Mandel R...... 1976-77 Rutstein, Robert ...... 1915 Scott, George A...... 2000 Simpson, Scott ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Pratt, Darnell J...... 2008 Robinson, Micah L...... 2011-12-13-14 Scott, Kevyn M...... 2008-09-10-11 Sims, Jr., Turnell ...... 1987-88-89-90 Pratt, John W...... 1913 (Mgr.) Robinson, Nicholas C...... 2013-14-15 Scott, Nico A...... 2007-08-09 Sinceno, Kaseem T...... 1994-95-96-97 Preising, Glenn A...... 1956-57 Robinson, Roger ...... 1945-46 S • S • S Scott, O’Neill ...... 2001-02-03-04 Singer, Robert ...... 1952 (Mgr.) Prescott, Shelton J...... 1994-95-96 Robinson, R. Scott ...... 1971-72 St. Peter, John P...... 1969 Scully, John H...... 1909 Singer, Milton ...... 1932-33-34 Preston, Raymond N...... 1972-74-75 Robleto, Fernando ...... 1994 (Mgr.) St. Victor, Jose ...... 1974-75-76 Scully, Stephen J...... 1973-74 Singer, Walter ...... 1932-33-34 Pritzlaff, James ...... 1967-68-69 Roche, Richard G...... 1982-83 Salerno, John F...... 1962-63 Seager, Raymond H...... 1961-62 Singer Jr., William F...... 1894 Probst, Rudolph W...... 1910-11-12-13 Rodgers, John S...... 2011-12-13-14 Salerno, Sean ...... 2015 (Mgr.) Sebo, Samuel E...... 1927-28-29 Sirowich, Kenneth C...... 1991 Propis, Joseph ...... 1944-45 Rodiek, Edmund C...... 1938-39-40 Sales, Marcus D...... 2008-09-10-12 Seeley, Wirt D...... Sklarosky, Michael A...... 2006 Protz, John M...... 1968-69 Roe, Terrell F...... 1964-65-66 Salkin, Aaron ...... 1992 (Mgr.) Segal, Harry L...... 1916-17-19 Skonieczki, Gerald W...... 1957-58-59 Provo, Nicolas A...... 2008-09-10-11 Roesch, Joseph ...... 1931 Sampson, Harold R...... 1901 Seibert, Thomas J...... 1978-79-80-81 Skop, Michael ...... 1952-53-54 Provo, Tyler J...... 2014 Rogers, Earl A...... 1889 Sampson, Kevin M...... 2001-02-03 Seiter, Gordon ...... 1944 Skurka, Joseph ...... 1948-49 Pruitt, Jonathan A...... 1980-81 Romaner, Samuel ...... 1930 Samuels, Kayton N...... 2015 Seketa, John B...... 1960-61 Skyinskus, William ...... 1950-51-52 Pruitt, Kellen T...... 2002-03-04-05 Romano, Anthony M. ...1980-81-82-83 Sandquist, Timothy M...... 1988-89-90-91 Sellers, Jeremy W...... 2006-07 Slaby, Leonard ...... 1961-62-63 Pugh, Justin D...... 2010-11-12 Romeo, Nicholas A...... 2000-01-02-03 Sanfilippo, Carl C...... 1975 Semall, Bruce D...... 1976-77 Slade, Daniel ...... 1942 Pulaski, Raymond ...... 1938-39 Ronan, Donald ...... 1951-52 Sanford, Lloyd N...... 1934 Sessler, James P...... 1975-76-77 Slater, Charles A...... 1914-15 Purdy, Frank L...... 1891 Rondeau, Andrew J...... 1990 (Mgr.) Santiago, Nicholas A. ....2005-06-07-08 Seymour, Richard D...... 1912-13-14 Slayton, Chris ...... 2015 Purdy, Ross C...... 1894-95 Rooks, George D...... 1988-89-90-91 Santoli, Frank A...... 1961 Shadle, Patrick Q...... 2006-07-08 Slick, Paul I...... 1952-53-54 Purello, Joseph A...... 1947 Rooney, Frank M...... 1889 Santora, Steve ...... 1982 Shafer, Michael W. ....1999-2000-01-02 Sloan, Ryan R...... 2013-14 Rooney, Harold A...... 1963-64-65 Santos, Franklin ...... 2013 Shaffer, Christopher L...... 1976-77-78-79 Slovenski, Walter ...... 1946-47-48-49 Roos, John W...... 1982-83-84 Sapienza, David A...... 1985-87-88 Shale, Sheldon ...... 1935 Smalley, Frank M...... Rose, Darius ...... 2012 (Mgr.) Sapp, Walter J...... 1971-72 Shallish, Harry B...... 1926 (Mgr.) Smallwood, W. Martin ...... 1892-93-94-95 R • R • R Shanley, Seamus C...... 2013-14-15 Smallwood, W.T...... 1896-97-98-99 Rackiewicz, Daniel C...... 1960 Rose, Joseph J...... 1956 Sardinia, Thomas M...... 1958 Sharp, Jerry A...... 1991-92 Smith, Andre...... 1994 Radivoy, Joseph J...... 1966 Rose, Walter S...... 1914-15 Sarette, David ...... 1959-60-61 Sharpe, Brandon H...... 2009-10-11-12 Smith, Anthony B...... 2003-04-05 Rafferty, John E...... 1973-74 Rosella, John A...... 1970-71-72 Satterfield, Frank ...... 2008 Shaw, Gregory A...... 1993 Smith II, Clifton M. ...1999-2000-01-02 Rafter, William J...... 1914-15 Rosen, Richard ...... 1975-76-77 Sauerwein, Robert ...... 1946 Shaw, Lester A...... 1909 Smith, Derrell M...... 2007-08-09-10 Rahal, Nicholas ...... 1950-51-52 Rosengrant, Judson ...... 1921 Sawyer, Herman ...... 1919 Shaw, William F...... 1925 Smith, Jerome H...... 2011-12-13 Raleigh, Phillip R...... 1973-74 Rosner, Adam J...... 2007-08-09-10 Sawyer, Kenneth L...... 1971-72-73 Sheedy, James ...... 1986 Smith, Kelvin V...... 2003-04-05-06 Ralph, George T...... 1980 Rosia, Thomas E...... 1966 Saylor, James E...... 1959 Sheeran, Daniel J...... 2007-08 Smith, Leonard W...... 970 Ramiccio, Peter ...... 2005 Ross, Joseph ...... 1981-82 Scanlon, Richard J...... 2000-01-02-03 Shek, William ...... 1939-40 Smith, Oliver J...... 1911-12 Rammi, August W...... 1919 Rossetti, Carlo ...... 1995 Schade, Fred F...... 1902-03-04 Shekitka, Andrew ...... 1946 Smith Jr., R. Calvin ...... 1953-54-55 Ramsdell, Willard R...... 1962 Rotunda, L. Michae ...... 1978-79 Scharr, William P...... 1989 Shemin, William ...... 1922 Smith, Roger H...... 1965-66 Randolph, E.E...... 1892-94 Rotunno, William A...... 1949 (Mgr.) Scharoun, Jeremy C...... 1973-74 Sheppard, Lucian H...... 1891 Smith, Tajiddin M...... 2006-07 Raner, Merton H...... 1962 Roulin, Brian L...... 1972 Schena, Matt ...... 1995 Shimer, Mason C...... 1909 Smith, Thomas J...... 1961 Ransler, Nicholas ...... 1913-14 Rouse, Sherman ...... 1890-91 Schiffner, Robert A...... 1947-48-49 Shor, Alexander B...... 2005 Smith, Thomas S...... 1969 Ransom, Richard R...... 1940-41-42 Routses, Peter S...... 1966 Schlachter, Christopher P...... 1914-15 Short, Robyn S...... 2000 (Mgr.) Smith, Vaughn E...... 2000 Raupers, Shane ...... 2011 Rubin, J. Robert ...... 1903 (Mgr.) Schmidlin, Carl E...... 1923 Shreve, James R...... 1948-49-50 Smith, Walter S...... Raymon, John ...... 2013-14-15 Ruby, Edward J...... 1923 Schmidt, Eugene I...... 1941-47 Shufelt, James V...... 1913-14 Smith, Wilber F...... 1898-99 Raymond, Adam ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Ruccio, Jerry A...... 1966-67-68 Schmitt, Richard ...... 1973-74 Shramko, Eric ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Smith, William H...... 1967-68 Raymond, Edwin ...... 1927-28 Rudy, Aaron ...... 2012 (Mgr.) Schoen, Alex R...... 2013 Siano, Michael ...... 1982-83-84-85 Smithson, William B...... 1913-15 Raymond, James H...... 1969 Ruff, Guy ...... 1978-79-81 Schoenfeld, David ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Sickles, Joseph ...... 1978-79 Smyrl, Charles J...... 1972-73 Reagan, John D...... 1991-92-93 Rugg, Augustus ...... 1923-24-25 Schoonmaker, Robert J...... 1968-70 Sidat-Singh, Wilmeth ...... 1937-38 Snell, Clifford J...... 1997-99-2000 Reali, Sean P...... 1994-95-96 Ruggiero, Franklin D...... 1971 Schoonover, William ...... 1961-62-63 Sidey, John ...... 1939 Snider, John E...... 1961-62-63 Reardon, Edward L...... 1967 Ruoff, Bernard A...... 1972-73-74 Schreck, Edward A...... 1965-66-67 Sidoni, Anthony T...... 1973 Snyder, Earle D...... 1910 (Mgr.) Rebar, David W...... 1993-94-95 Russell, Henry F...... 1904-05 Schultz, Andress ...... 1915 Sidor, Anthony J...... 1978-79-80 Snyder, Eric J...... 1966 Rechul, Nikodemus ...... 2008 Schwarzer, Joseph K. ....1916-17-18-19 Sikand, Sant S...... 1998 Snyder, George L...... 1972 (Mgr.) Reckmack, Raymond ...... 1934-35-36 Schwedes, Gerhard H...... 1957-58-59 Silvanic, George ...... 1947-48-49 Snyder, Jeremy A...... 2004 Redington, George O...... 1891 Schwedes, Scott ...... 1983-84-85-86 Schwert, M. Peter ...... 1953-54-55 Simko, Jack ...... 1983-84 Sobul, Jerald B...... 1961

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Sofsian, Walter J...... 1961-62-63 Telinski, S. Stephen ...... 1948-49 Vincett, Reed W...... 1922 Sokol, Stanley E...... 1961 Ten Eyck, Gerald ...... Virgilio, Lawrence A...... 1965 Southwick, David ...... 1951 (Mgr.) Terry, Adam S...... 2002-03-04 Voegler, Nicholas ...... 1950-52 Sparks, Brian ...... 1995 Terry, Reginald V...... 1991-93 Vogt, Gerald J...... 1967-68-69 Sparfield, Lawrence J...... Thomas, Jonathan M...... 2014-15 vonBischoffshausen, John ...... 1964 Spector, Andrew E...... 1964-65 (Mgr.) Thomas, Joshua L...... 2001-02-03 Voorhees, Karl B...... 1897 Speller, Nicholaus A...... 2009 Thomas, Malcolm L...... 1993-94-95-96 Voyda Jr., Thomas J...... 1974-75-76-77 Spencer, James ...... 1992 Thomas, Phillip M...... 2009-10-11 Spicer, Lewis ...... 1944 Thomas Jr., Robert W...... 1958 Spillett, John J...... 1973 Thomas, Shamarko L. ....2009-10-11-12 W • W • W Spillett, Thomas ...... 1960-61 Thomas, Willard ...... 1937-38-39 Wade, Eric ...... 1982 Spinney, Stephen A...... 1975-76-77-78 Thompson, G. Bryant...1916-17-18-19-20 Waite, Dean H...... 1910 Spitz, Russell ...... 1978-79-80 Thompson Jr., Ronald J...... 2013-14-15 Waldorf, Lynn O...... 1922-23-24 Sposato, Ross D...... 1969-71-72 Thoms, Arthur ...... 1966-67-68 Waldron, Harold R...... 1909-10 Spotwood, Quinton S...... 1996-97-98-99 Thomson, Robert M. ....1987-88-89-90 Wales, Beckett W...... 2010-11-12-13 Sproule, William J...... 1959 Thornburn, A.D...... 1898-99 Walker Jr., Anthony...... 1995-96 Spruill, Marquis ...... 2010-11-12-13 Thorner, Christopher J...... 2004-05-06 Walker, David L...... 1989-90-91-92 Stach, Kenneth J...... 1973 Throckmorton, L.S...... 1912 Walker, Duane L...... 1968-69 Stacchiotti, James ...... 1976 Thurlow, Thomas H...... 1926 (Mgr.) Walker, Gregory E...... 1988-89-90-91 Stafford, Albert E...... 1899-1900 Thurston, George G...... Walker, Keeon D...... 1999-2000-01-02 Stamelman, Louis R...... 1930 Tice, Raymond L...... 1939-40-41 Walker Jr., Matthew C...... 1982-83 Stancin, Eugene ...... 1960-61-62 Tiller, Andrew J...... 2009-10-11 Walker, William H...... 1993-94 Stanton, Scott M...... 1999 Tindall, Francis G...... 1931-32 Walsh, Bill ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Stark, Charles G...... 1931 Tisdale, Francis ...... 1932-33 Walters, Herbert ...... 1912 Stark, Harry ...... Titmas, Herbert J...... 1928-29-30 Walters, Jason A...... 1994-95-96-97 Stark, S. Louis ...... 1932-33-34 Todd, Carroll A...... 1991-92-93 Walters, Stanley P...... 1970-71 Stark, Peter G...... 1951-52-53 Todd, James ...... 1898 Wansack Jr., Matthew ...... 1932-33-34 Stark, William B...... 1945 (Mgr.) Tobias, Gregory C...... 2013-14 Ward, Derek ...... 1986-87 Starobin, Mordecai ...... 1922-23-24 Tooke, Charles W...... 1889-90 Warholak, Ted ...... 1955-56 Stecker, Charles R...... 1965 Touchton, George E...... 1935-36 Warner, David ...... 1979-80-81 Stecker, Herbert W...... 1964-65-66 Towne, Richard E...... 1965-66 Warren, Brent T...... 1995-96-97 Stedman, Murray S...... Trapasso, Timothy L...... 1976-77-78 Warren, Jacob ...... 2015 (Mgr.) Steele, Allen D...... 1892 Trask, Ronald C...... 1968-70 Warren, Ulysses G...... 1893-94-95 Steele, Clifford ...... 1916-17-18 Traver, Herman D...... 1890 Washington, Timothy ...... 2005 Steen, Gregory K...... 1972-73-74 Travis, Leslie M...... 1913-14-15 Watkins, Frederick H...... 1889-90-91 Steen, James ...... 1932-33-34 Travostino, Peter ...... 1942 (Mgr.) Watrel, Albert A...... 1948-49 Stefanelli, Dominick ...... 1932 Trejo, Trevon M...... 2013-14 Watrel, Warren E...... 1956 Stefanski, Gary ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Trento, Angelo ...... 1934 Watson, Thomas ...... 1985-86 Steigler, Herbert F...... 1951-52-53 Trendowski, Thomas N...... 2010-11 Watt, Joseph ...... 1940-41-46 Receiver David Tyree, known for ‘The Catch’ in Super Bowl Stein, Arthur H...... 1905-06-07-08 Tribbey, Tomoneol ...... 2007-08-09-10 Watt, Joseph C...... 1964 XLII, lettered for the Orange from 1999 through 2002. Steiner, Richard P...... 970-71-72 Trigg, Joseph E...... 1914-15 Watts, Leon ...... 1978 Stem, Robert P...... 1959-60-61 Troilo, Arthur ...... 1952-53-54 Waugh, Orlo L...... 1905-06-07-08 Stenclik, Michael D...... 2007-08-09 Troup, Paul A...... 1937-39 Waxman, Michael ...... 1962 Williams, Timothy C...... 1972-73 Young, Joshua ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Stephens, Thomas ...... 1982-83-84 Trout, Charles W...... 1921-22-23 Weaver, Aaron R...... 2010 Williams, Wayne A...... 2014 Young, Glen H...... 1989-90-91-92 Stephens, Thomas G...... 1956-57-58 Trout, Nathan M...... 1996-97-98-99 Weaver, Leo ...... 1941-42 Willis, Roy D...... 1994 Young, Robert ...... 1949-50-51 Stephenson, Franklin ...... 1904 Trudo III, Robert C...... 2012-13-14-15 Weber, Mark A...... 1958-59-60 Wills, Donald E...... 1950 Young, Sidney W...... 1958 Stevens, David ...... 2010-11-12 Tsarnas, John ...... 1945-46 Weber, Richard ...... 1940-41-42 Wilson, Austin J...... 2014 Young, William ...... 1945 Stevens, Warren ...... 1928-29-30 Tsurushima, Shin ...... 1999 (Mgr.) Webster, Parker ...... 1935-36-37 Wilson, Clifford B...... 1938-39-40 Yost Jr., George D...... 1974-75 Stewart, Robert J...... 1936 Tull, Mario A...... 2010 Webster, Steven E...... 1972-73 Wilson, Glenn A...... 1975-76-77 Stimson, James P...... 1904-05-06-07 Tucker, David L...... 1903-04-05 Weeks, Harry G...... 1900-01-02 Wilson, James A...... 1961 Stock, George J...... 1956-57 Turner, Jim A...... 1994-95-96-97 Weir, Dennis J...... 1962 Wilson, Sir Mawn J...... 1993-94-95 Stoeppel, Craig S...... 1985-86-87-88 Tuten Jr., Melvin A...... 1992-93-94 Weisenburger, Gregg M...... 1988 Wilson, Timothy A...... 1977-78-80 Z • Z • Z Stonberg, Abraham ...... 1929-30-31 Twaddle, Harry L...... 1909 Weiss, John ...... 1944 Zamaitis, Edward S...... 1972-73-74 Wilson, Otis ...... 1975 Stone, Avatus H...... 1950-51 Tyger, Larry J...... 1995 Welch, Darren ...... 1975-76-77-78 Zambuto, Paul ...... 1978-79-80-81 Winfield Jr., Corey E...... 2014-15 Stout, Horace E...... 1889-91 Tyler, Ronald G...... 1954-55 Welch, Robert B...... 1950 Zanieski, William J...... 1965-66-67 Winick, Walter L...... 1926-27-28 Strayer, George ...... 1936 Tyree, David M...... 1999-2000-01-02 Wells, Donald E...... 1974-75-76-77 Zanovitch, William J...... 1973-75-76 Wink, Charles J...... 1957-61 Striba, George ...... 1936 Wells, Rodney C...... 1999-2001 Zaso, Gus C...... 1954-55-56 Winter, Blaise ...... 1980-81-82-83 Strickland, Dontae ...... 2015 Welsh, Robert J...... 2011-12-13-14 Zegalia, Stephen C...... 1966-67-68 Winters, Bernard A...... 1974-75-76-77 Strid, Charles H...... 1955-56-57 Wentworth, James M...... 1988-89-90-91 Zeglen, Joseph J...... 1973 U • U • U Wisdom, Terrence B. ....1989-90-91-92 Stroope, Darrell G...... 1998 Urban, Edward A...... 1948-49 Werner, Howard ...... 1942 Ziegler, Brent ...... 1980-81-82-83 Wiseman, Rebern ...... 1950-51 Stuhlweissenburg, Claus ...... 1987 Urban, George J...... 1947-48-49 Werth, John ...... 1983 Ziff, David ...... 1922 Wittman, Robert ...... 1925-27 Sudano, Nick ...... 1997-98-99 Usher, Louis C...... 1918 West, Jarrod ...... 2011-12-13-14 Zimdahl, Walter ...... 1937-38-39 Wohlabaugh, David V...... 1992-93-94 Sudnick, Charles ...... 1933 Uyeda, Carl ...... 1944 Wetzel, William A...... 1952-53-54 Zimmerman, Charles D...... 1956-57-58 Wolf, James B...... 1907 Sujansky, Justin ...... 2004 Whigham, Julian ...... 2012-13-14-15 Zimmerman, Eric R...... 1965 Wolf-Gould, Jesse ...... 2014 Sullivan, Daniel E...... 1908 Whitaker, Spencer J...... 1913 Zimmerman, Gifford G...... 1921-22-23 Wolfley, Craig A...... 1976-77-78-79 Sullivan, Daniel R...... 1961 Whitcomb, Frank E...... 1920 Zimmerman, Robert A...... 1970-71 Womack, Douglas R...... 1991-92-93 Sullivan, Jeremiah H...... V • V • V White, George H...... 1891-94 Zunic, Michael J...... 1978-79-80-81 Vaccaro, Michael ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Womack, Kenterius ...... 2015 Sullivan, Thomas ...... 1944-45 White, Harold A...... 1913-14-15-16 Zur, Randolph C...... 1969-70 Valchar, Frank J...... 1958 Womack, Ronald J...... 1968 Summerville, Shawntrealle, D. .... 1997 White, John ...... 1979 Van Arnam, John R...... 1906 Wood, Olin B...... 1890-91 Suter, Max D...... 2007-08-09-10 White, Joshua M...... 2009 Van Blarcum, Clarence ...... 1921-22 Wood, W.W...... 1895-96 Sutton, Robert F...... 1972-73 White, Raymond C...... 1968-69-70 Vanca, William ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Woodcock, Patrick I...... 1998-99-2000 Svanson, Gust G...... 1966 Whiteman, Sean R...... 1988-89 Van Deusen, H.S...... Wooden, Edward L...... 1990-91-92 Swarr, John L...... 1937-38 Whitesell, Richard ...... 1941-42-46 Van Deusen, Edward S...... 1894-95 Wooden, Terrence T. ....1986-87-88-89 Sweat, Gary L...... 1971-72-73 Whiteside, Milford J...... 1891 Van Duyn, Cornelius ...... 1904 Woodruff, Leroy T...... 1912-13-14 Sweeney, Charles P...... 1983 Whitfield, George F...... 1890-91 Van Duyne, Wilber ...... Woodruff, Robert B...... 1970-71-72 Sweeney, Walter F...... 1960-61-62 Whitfield Jr., Thomas ...... 2003-05 Van Lengen, F.W...... 1894-95 Wooten, Alfred J...... 1990-91-92-93 Swinson, Mark A...... 1988 Whitney, Robert ...... 1926 Van Lengen, W.H...... 1923-25 Wosilius, William T...... 1965-66 Swittenburg, Troy N...... 2003-04 Whitner, Kielan C...... 2015 Van Ness, Albert W...... 1927-28-29 Wright, Arthur ...... 1927 (Mgr.) Sydnor, Willie ...... 1981 Wiederkehr, Hans ...... 1985 Varvari, William D...... 1975 Wright, Harold E...... Szombathy, Joseph ...... 1950-51-52 Wienke, Harris L...... 1964-65-66 Vaughan, Daniel J...... 2009-10-11-12 Wright, James A...... 1961 Wier, Edward J...... Vaughan, Ernest F...... 1961 Wright, Joseph A...... 1890-91 Wilcox, Morgan A...... 1894-96 Vaughn, Earl ...... 1975-76 Wright, Nathaniel ...... 1974-75-76 Wilcox, Ralph E...... 1894-96 T • T • T Vavra, Joseph A...... 1932-33-34 Wyche, James ...... 2002-03-04-05 Tabor, Don ...... 1929 (Mgr.) Wilcox, William W...... 1890 Vergara, Albert ...... 1951-52-53 Wycoff, Lynn B. ...1897-98-1900-01-02 Tait, James ...... 1983-84-85 Wilhelm, Thomas D...... 1962-63-64 Vergara, Anthony ...... 1950-52 Wycoff, Jennifer ...... 1989 (Mgr.) Tanner, Jason A...... 2006-07 Wilkes, Jeremi J...... 2010-11-12-13 Vergara, Vincent ...... 1950-52 Wysocki, Gregory M...... 1970-71 Tarbox, Bruce B...... 1958-59-60 Vernon, Elliott E...... 1893-94-96 Wilkinson, Marcus E...... 1910-14-15 Tarrant, Brian K...... 1994-95 Vesling, Timothy ...... 1985-86-87 Williams, Boyd ...... 1941-42 Tarullo, Matthew G...... 2002-03-04 Vesper, Donald ...... 1941 Williams, Bruce...... 2005-06-07-08 Tate, David R...... 1974-75 Vickery, Stephen A...... Williams, Glenn K...... 1975-76-77-78 Y • Y • Y Yancey, Bruce...... 1951-52-53 Tate, Robert P...... 1977-78 Vigille, Oliver ...... 2012-13-14-15 Williams, Gregory B...... 1976-77-78-79 Yaple, Edward ...... 1950-51-52 Taylor, Anthony L...... 1990 Villanti, Steve ...... 1981-82-83-84 Williams, James D...... 1973 Taylor, John H...... 1936-37-38 Williams Jr., Lee ...... 2005-06-07 Yard, Kevin M...... 1976-77 Taylor, John O...... 1926-27 Williams, Madei C...... 1998-99 Yates, Robert E...... 1958-59 Taylor, Lee ...... 1941 (Mgr.) Williams, Michael A...... 2007 Yencho, George M...... 1970-71-72 Taylor, Richard L...... 1956 Williams Jr., Rodney S...... 2015 Yochum, Daniel L...... 1970-71 Taylor Jr., Ted R...... 2015 Williams, Roland L...... 1994-95-96-97 Youmans, Maurice E...... 1958-59

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Year Coach Record #Conf/Finish Postseason Year Coach Record #Conf/Finish Postseason 1889 No Coach 0-1-0 ------1965 Ben Schwartzwalder 7-3-0 ------1890 Bobby Winston 7-4-0 ------1966 Ben Schwartzwalder 8-3-0 --- Eastern Football Champions 1891 William Galbraith 4-7-0 ------Gator Bowl 1892 Jordan C. Wells 0-8-1 ------1967 Ben Schwartzwalder 8-2-0 ------1893 No Coach 4-9-1 ------1968 Ben Schwartzwalder 6-4-0 ------1894 George H. Bond 6-5-0 ------1969 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-5-0 ------1895 George O. Redington 6-2-2 ------1970 Ben Schwartzwalder 6-4-0 ------1896 George O. Redington 5-3-2 ------1971 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-5-1 ------1897 Frank E. Wade 5-3-1 ------1972 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-6-0 ------1898 Frank E. Wade 8-2-1 ------1973 Ben Schwartzwalder 2-9-0 ------1899 Frank E. Wade 4-4-0 ------1974 Frank Maloney 2-9-0 ------1900 Edwin R. Sweetland 7-2-1 ------1975 Frank Maloney 6-5-0 ------1901 Edwin R. Sweetland 7-1-0 ------1976 Frank Maloney 3-8-0 ------1902 Edwin R. Sweetland 6-2-1 ------1977 Frank Maloney 6-5-0 ------1903 Ancil D. Brown 5-4-0 ------1978 Frank Maloney 3-8-0 ------Jason B. Parish 1979 Frank Maloney 7-5-0 --- Independence Bowl Champions 1904 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 6-3-0 ------1980 Frank Maloney 5-6-0 ------1905 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 8-3-0 ------1981 Dick MacPherson 4-6-1 ------1906 Frank J. O’Neill 6-3-0 ------1982 Dick MacPherson 2-9-0 ------1907 Frank J. O’Neill 5-3-1 ------1983 Dick MacPherson 6-5-0 ------1908 Howard H. Jones 6-3-1 ------1984 Dick MacPherson 6-5-0 ------1909 T.A. Dwight Jones 4-5-1 ------1985 Dick MacPherson 7-5-0 --- Cherry Bowl 1910 T.A. Dwight Jones 5-4-1 ------1986 Dick MacPherson 5-6-0 ------1911 C. DeForest Cummings 5-3-2 ------1987 Dick MacPherson 11-0-1 --- Eastern Football Champions 1912 C. DeForest Cummings 4-5-0 ------Sugar Bowl 1913 Frank J. O’Neill 6-4-0 ------1988 Dick MacPherson 10-2-0 --- Hall of Fame Bowl Champions 1914 Frank J. O’Neill 5-3-2 ------1989 Dick MacPherson 8-4-0 --- Peach Bowl Champions 1915 Frank J. O’Neill 9-1-2 ------1990 Dick MacPherson 7-4-2 --- Aloha Bowl Champions 1916 William Hollenback 5-4-0 ------1991 Paul Pasqualoni 10-2-0 5-0 ^ Hall of Fame Bowl Champions 1917 Frank J. O’Neill 8-1-1 ------1992 Paul Pasqualoni 10-2-0 6-1 ^ Eastern Football Champions 1918 Frank J. O’Neill 5-1-0 ------Fiesta Bowl Champions 1919 Frank J. O’Neill 8-3-0 ------1993 Paul Pasqualoni 6-4-1 3-4/5th --- 1920 John Meehan 6-2-1 ------1994 Paul Pasqualoni 7-4-0 4-3/t-3rd --- 1921 John Meehan 7-2-0 ------1995 Paul Pasqualoni 9-3-0 5-2/3rd Gator Bowl Champions 1922 John Meehan 6-1-2 ------1996 Paul Pasqualoni 9-3-0 6-1/t-1st BIG EAST co-Champions 1923 John Meehan 8-1-0 ------Liberty Bowl Champions 1924 John Meehan 8-2-1 ------1997 Paul Pasqualoni 9-4-0 6-1/1st BIG EAST Champions 1925 C.W.P. Reynolds 8-1-1 ------Fiesta Bowl 1926 C.W.P. Reynolds 7-2-1 ------1998 Paul Pasqualoni 8-4-0 6-1/1st BIG EAST Champions 1927 Lew Andreas 5-3-2 ------Orange Bowl 1928 Lew Andreas 4-4-1 ------1999 Paul Pasqualoni 7-5-0 3-4/4th Music City Bowl Champions 1929 Lew Andreas 6-3-0 ------2000 Paul Pasqualoni 6-5-0 4-3/t-4th --- 1930 Vic Hanson 5-2-2 ------2001 Paul Pasqualoni 10-3-0 6-1/2nd Insight.com Bowl Champions 1931 Vic Hanson 7-1-1 ------2002 Paul Pasqualoni 4-8-0 2-5/t-5th --- 1932 Vic Hanson 4-4-1 ------2003 Paul Pasqualoni 6-6-0 2-5/t-6th --- 1933 Vic Hanson 4-4-0 ------2004 1 Paul Pasqualoni 0-6-0 0-2/t-1st BIG EAST co-Champions 1934 Vic Hanson 6-2-0 ------Champs Sports Bowl 1935 Vic Hanson 6-1-1 ------2005 2 Greg Robinson 0-10-0 0-7/8th --- 1936 Vic Hanson 1-7-0 ------2006 3 Greg Robinson 0-8-0 0-6/t-7th --- 1937 Ossie Solem 5-2-1 ------2007 Greg Robinson 2-10-0 1-6/8th --- 1938 Ossie Solem 5-3-0 ------2008 Greg Robinson 3-9-0 1-6/t-7th --- 1939 Ossie Solem 3-3-2 ------2009 Doug Marrone 4-8-0 1-6/t-7th --- 1940 Ossie Solem 3-4-1 ------2010 Doug Marrone 8-5-0 4-3/4th Pinstripe Bowl Champions 1941 Ossie Solem 5-2-1 ------2011 Doug Marrone 5-7-0 1-6/t-7th --- 1942 Ossie Solem 6-3-0 ------2012 Doug Marrone 8-5-0 5-2/t-1st BIG EAST co-Champions 1943 Football Suspended (WWII) Pinstripe Bowl Champions 1944 Ossie Solem 2-4-1 ------2013 Scott Shafer 7-6-0 4-4/t-3rd (Atlantic) Texas Bowl Champions 1945 Ossie Solem 1-6-0 ------2014 Scott Shafer 3-9-0 1-7/t-6th (Atlantic) --- 1946 Clarence Munn 4-5-0 ------2015 Scott Shafer 4-8-0 2-6/5th (Atlantic) --- 1947 Reaves Baysinger 3-6-0 ------Total * 701-521-49 78-92 1948 Reaves Baysinger 1-8-0 ------1949 Ben Schwartzwalder 4-5-0 ------1950 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-5-0 ------KEY 1951 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-4-0 ------1 - 12 games played; 6-6 on-field record and 4-2 BIG EAST record; Wins vacated by NCAA 1952 Ben Schwartzwalder 7-3-0 --- Eastern Football Champions 2 - 11 games played; 1-10 on-field record; Win vacated by NCAA Orange Bowl 3 - 12 games played; 4-8 on-field record and 1-6 BIG EAST record; Wins vacated by NCAA 1953 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-3-1 ------1954 Ben Schwartzwalder 4-4-0 ------# - BIG EAST Conference (1991-2012), Atlantic Coast Conference (2013-present) 1955 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-3-0 ------^ - BIG EAST did not award a conference title in 1991 or 1992 1956 Ben Schwartzwalder 7-2-0 --- Eastern Football Champions * - Overall on-field record is 712-521-49 and conference record is 83-92; Eleven wins from Cotton Bowl 2004-06 vacated by NCAA 1957 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-3-1 ------1958 Ben Schwartzwalder 8-2-0 --- Orange Bowl 1959 Ben Schwartzwalder 11-0-0 --- Eastern Football Champions Cotton Bowl Champions National Champions 1960 Ben Schwartzwalder 7-2-0 ------1961 Ben Schwartzwalder 8-3-0 --- Liberty Bowl Champions 1962 Ben Schwartzwalder 5-5-0 ------1963 Ben Schwartzwalder 8-2-0 ------1964 Ben Schwartzwalder 7-4-0 --- Sugar Bowl

134 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide ALL-TIME RESULTS

Game-by- game results for every Syracuse football 1893 season since 1889. Home games were played on campus Overall Record: 4-9-1 COACHING LEDGER at The Oval from 1895-1906 and at Archbold Stadium from Head Coach: None 1907-1978. Home games in 1979 were played at neutral Captain: George H. Bond Coach Seasons Years Record Pct. sites due to the construction of the Carrier Dome, which has 9/21 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-22 -/- -/- --- No Coach 2 1889, 1893 4-10-1 .300 served as the team’s home venue since 1980. Bobby Winston 1 1890 7-4-0 .636 Syracuse was a member of the BIG EAST Conference 9/27 Cornell L 0-44 -/- -/- --- 10/7 St. John’s Military Acad. L 16-24 -/- -/- --- William Galbraith 1 1891 4-7-0 .364 from 1991-2012. BIG EAST standings for 1991 and 1992 are 10/14 at Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-28 -/- -/- 200 Jordan C. Wells 1 1892 0-8-1 .056 not available, as the conference did not crown a champion 10/21 St. John’s Military Acad. L 4-18 -/- -/- 500 George H. Bond 1 1894 6-5-0 .545 those seasons. In 2013, Syracuse joined the Atlantic Coast 10/26 at Colgate L 0-58 -/- -/- --- George O. Redington 2 1895-96 11-5-4 .650 Conference. 10/31 Syracuse HS W 20-0 -/- -/- --- 11/4 at Hamilton W 16-14 -/- -/- --- Frank E. Wade 3 1897-99 17-9-2 .643 Rankings at the time the game was played are listed Edwin R. Sweetland 3 1900-02 20-5-2 .778 with Syracuse first (Associated Press/Coaches Poll) followed 11/11 at Union L 0-66 -/- -/- --- 11/15 at Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 4-28 -/- -/- 75 Ancil D. Brown 1 1903 5-4-0 .556 by its opponent (Associated Press/Coaches Poll). The AP 11/18 Rochester T 10-10 -/- -/- --- Jason B. Parish poll began in 1936. From 1961-67, the AP ranked only the 11/30 at Rochester L 0-6 -/- -/- --- Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 2 1904-05 14-6-0 .700 nation’s top 10 teams. The coaches poll was a service of the Onondaga Academy W 30-0 -/- -/- --- Frank J. O’Neill 8 1906-07 52-19-6 .714 United Press (UP) and United Press International (UPI) from Cazenovia W 24-0 -/- -/- --- 124-318 1913-15 1950 to 1990. In 1991, the coaches poll was taken over and 1917-19 released by USA Today. 1894 Howard H. Jones 1 1908 6-3-1 .650 Available game attendance figures are also listed. Overall Record: 6-5 T.A. Dwight Jones 2 1909-10 9-9-2 .500 Head Coach: George H. Bond C. DeForest Cummings 2 1911-12 9-8-2 .526 1889 Captain: Robert Adams William Hollenback 1 1916 5-4-0 .556 Overall Record: 0-1 9/26 at Cornell L 0-39 -/- -/- --- John Meehan 5 1920-24 35-8-4 .787 Head Coach: None 9/29 Hobart W 18-4 -/- -/- --- C.W.P. Reynolds 2 1925-26 15-3-2 .800 Captain: J. Blake Hillyer 10/6 at Colgate L 8-32 -/- -/- --- Lew Andreas 3 1927-29 15-10-3 .589 10/13 Cornell ‘B’ W 22-0 -/- -/- --- Vic Hanson 7 1930-36 33-21-5 .602 11/23 at Rochester L 0-36 -/- -/- --- 10/20 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 6-10 -/- -/- --- Ossie Solem 8 1937-45 # 30-27-6 .524 11/3 Cazenovia W 20-0 -/- -/- --- Clarence Munn 1 1946 4-5-0 .444 11/6 St. John’s Military Acad. W 20-12 -/- -/- --- 1890 11/10 at Rochester W 28-18 -/- -/- --- Reaves Baysinger 2 1947-48 4-14-0 .222 Overall Record: 7-4 11/17 Hamilton W 50-0 -/- -/- --- Ben Schwartzwalder 25 1949-73 153-91-3 .626 Head Coach: Bobby Winston 11/21 Union L 10-20 -/- -/- --- Frank Maloney 7 1974-80 32-46-0 .410 Captain: J. Blake Hillyer 11/24 St. John’s Military Acad. L 6-22 -/- -/- --- Dick MacPherson 10 1981-90 66-46-4 .586 188-157 Paul Pasqualoni 1 14 1991-2004 101-59-1 .630 9/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 14-0 -/- -/- --- 2 10/2 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 32-0 -/- -/- --- Greg Robinson 4 2005-08 5-37-0 .119 10/18 St. John’s Military Academy W 26-6 -/- -/- --- 1895 Doug Marrone 4 2009-12 25-25-0 .500 10/27 Union L 0-26 -/- -/- 400 Overall Record: 6-2-2 Scott Shafer 3 2013-15 14-23-0 .378 11/1 Hamilton W 14-12 -/- -/- 600 Head Coach: George O. Redington Total * 126 seasons 701-521-49 .571 11/8 at Union L 0-28 -/- -/- --- Captain: Robert Adams 11/15 at Rochester W 4-0 -/- -/- --- KEY 11/22 Rochester L 0-11 (Forfeit) -/- 300 9/26 at Cornell L 0-8 -/- -/- --- at Hamilton L 4-6 -/- -/- --- 10/5 at Scranton Athletic Assoc. W 12-0 -/- -/- --- # - No team in 1943 11/27 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 16-4 -/- -/- --- 10/10 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 24-0 -/- -/- --- 1 - Pasqualoni’s on-field record was 107-59-1 (.644); St. John’s Military Academy W 18-4 -/- -/- --- 10/19 at Williams L 10-28 -/- -/- --- Does not include six wins in 2004 vacated by NCAA 128-97 10/26 St. John’s Military Acad. T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 2 - Robinson’s on-field record was 10-37 (.213); Does 11/ 2 Hobart W 46-0 -/- -/- --- not include five wins from 2005-06 vacated by NCAA 11/ 9 Colgate W 4-0 -/- -/- --- * - Syracuse’s on-field record is 712-521-49 (.574); 1891 11/13 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 18-0 -/- -/- --- Overall Record: 4-7 11/16 Rochester W 30-0 -/- -/- --- Eleven wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA Head Coach: William Galbraith 11/23 at St. John’s Military Acad. T 4-4 -/- -/- --- Captain: William Fanton 154-46 10/3 at Cornell L 0-68 -/- -/- --- 1898 10/17 Cornell ‘B’ L 6-12 -/- -/- 800 1896 Overall Record: 8-2-1 10/22 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 22-0 -/- -/- --- Overall Record: 5-3-2 Head Coach: Frank E. Wade 10/24 St. John’s Military Academy L 0-4 800 Head Coach: George O. Redington Captain: Morgan Wilcox 10/30 at Hamilton L 4-22 -/- -/- --- Captain: Robert Adams 11/7 Colgate L 16-22 -/- -/- --- 9/21 at Cornell L 0-28 -/- -/- --- 11/11 at Union L 0-75 -/- -/- --- Syracuse HS W 24-0 -/- -/- --- 10/1 Rochester W 35-0 -/- -/- --- 11/12 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-28 -/- -/- --- 10/3 at Cornell L 0-22 -/- -/- --- 10/5 Cornell L 0-30 -/- -/- --- 11/21 Rochester W 18-16 -/- -/- --- 10/10 Elmira Athletic Assoc. W 20-6 -/- -/- --- 10/12 at Hobart W 46-5 -/- -/- --- 11/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 22-10 -/- -/- 1,000 10/17 Williams L 6-24 -/- -/- --- 10/22 at Case School of Science W 10-0 -/- -/- --- St. John’s Military Academy W 22-4 10/24 at Colgate L 0-6 -/- -/- --- 10/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 28-0 -/- -/- --- 110-261 10/27 Rochester W 62-4 -/- -/- --- 10/29 at Ogdensburg W 17-6 -/- -/- --- 10/31 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 26-0 -/- -/- --- 11/5 NYU W 17-0 -/- -/- --- 11/7 at Buffalo T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 11/9 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 28-0 -/- -/- --- 1892 11/14 St. John’s Military Acad. W 40-0 -/- -/- --- 11/12 at Wyoming Seminary W 11-0 -/- -/- --- Overall Record: 0-8-1 11/26 at Clyde Athletic Assoc. T 10-10 -/- -/- --- 11/19 Trinity T 0-0 -/- -/- --- Head Coach: Jordan C. Wells 194-78 192-69 Captain: Sherman Rouse 9/28 at Cornell L 0-58 -/- -/- --- 1897 1899 10/12 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-24 -/- -/- 500 Overall Record: 5-3-1 Overall Record: 4-4 10/21 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 4-18 -/- -/- 1,000 Head Coach: Frank E. Wade Head Coach: Frank E. Wade 10/29 Union L 0-52 -/- -/- --- Captain: Harry O’Day Captain: Carl Dorr 11/5 Hamilton L 0-12 -/- -/- --- 11/9 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. T 0-0 -/- -/- 1,000 9/25 Cazenovia W 36-0 -/- -/- --- 9/27 at Cornell L 0-17 -/- -/- --- 11/12 at Rochester L 0-22 -/- -/- 10/2 at Cornell L 0-16 -/- -/- --- 10/7 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 11/15 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-4 -/- -/- 10/7 Hobart W 18-0 -/- -/- --- 10/14 NYU W 10-5 -/- -/- --- St. John’s Military Acad. L 0-28 -/- -/- 10/16 at Colgate T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 10/28 Williams L 0-6 -/- -/- --- 4-218 10/23 Union W 40-0 -/- -/- --- 11/4 Buffalo L 0-16 -/- -/- --- 10/30 at Cortland W 24-0 -/- -/- --- 11/11 at Rochester W 23-0 -/- -/- --- 11/3 Rochester W 36-0 -/- -/- --- 11/18 at Army L 6-12 -/- -/- --- 11/6 at Buffalo L 0-16 -/- -/- 800 11/22 at Dickinson W 18-7 -/- -/- --- 11/13 Buffalo L 0-10 -/- -/- --- 63-63 160-48

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1906 Overall Record: 6-3 Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill Captain: James Stimson

9/26 Hobart W 28-6 -/- -/- 800 9/29 Rochester W 38-0 -/- -/- --- 10/6 at Yale L 0-51 -/- -/- --- 10/13 Hamilton W 37-0 -/- -/- 2,000 10/20 Colgate L 0-5 -/- -/- 8,000 11/3 vs. Carlisle 2 L 4-9 -/- -/- 8,000 11/10 Niagara W 46-0 -/- -/- --- 11/17 at Lafayette W 12-4 -/- -/- --- 11/24 at Army W 4-0 -/- -/- --- 169-75 1907 Overall Record: 5-3-1 Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill Captain: Ford Park

9/25 Hobart W 28-0 -/- -/- 2,000 9/28 Rochester W 40-6 -/- -/- --- 10/5 at Yale L 0-11 -/- -/- --- 10/12 vs. Carlisle 2 L 6-14 -/- -/- --- 10/19 Williams W 9-0 -/- -/- 6,000 10/26 Hamilton W 22-0 -/- -/- --- The Oval served as the Orange’s home field from 1895-1906. SU defeated Niagara 46-0 in its last 11/2 Bucknell W 20-6 -/- -/- --- game there on Nov. 10, 1906. 11/16 Lafayette T 4-4 -/- -/- --- 11/23 at Army L 4-23 -/- -/- --- 133-64 1900 1903 Overall Record: 7-2-1 Overall Record: 5-4 1908 Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland Head Coaches: Ancil D. Brown, Jason B. Parish Overall Record: 6-3-1 Captain: Haden Patten Captain: Frank H. O’Neill Head Coach: Howard H. Jones Captain: Marquis (Bill) Horr 9/22 Cortland W 35-0 -/- -/- --- 9/19 Cortland W 23-0 -/- -/- 2,000 9/29 at Cornell L 0-6 -/- -/- --- 9/26 Onondaga Indians W 35-0 -/- -/- --- 9/23 Hobart W 51-0 -/- -/- --- 10/6 St. Lawrence W 70-0 -/- -/- --- 10/3 Clarkson W 47-0 -/- -/- --- 9/26 Hamilton W 18-0 -/- -/- --- 10/13 NYU W 12-0 -/- -/- --- 10/10 RPI W 33-0 -/- -/- --- 10/3 at Yale L 0-5 -/- -/- --- 2 10/17 at Princeton L 0-43 -/- -/- --- 10/17 Colgate L 5-10 -/- -/- 3,000 10/10 vs. Carlisle L 0-12 -/- -/- 8,000 10/20 Amherst W 5-0 -/- -/- --- 10/24 Williams L 5-17 -/- -/- 2,500 10/17 Rochester W 23-12 -/- -/- --- 11/3 at Oberlin W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 10/31 Niagara W 47-0 -/- -/- --- 10/25 at Princeton T 0-0 -/- -/- --- 11/10 Dickinson W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 11/7 at Yale L 0-30 -/- -/- 5,000 10/31 Williams W 23-0 -/- -/- --- 11/17 Rochester W 68-5 -/- -/- --- 11/14 Brown L 5-12 -/- -/- 3,800 11/7 Colgate L 0-6 -/- -/- --- 11/24 at Brown T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 200-69 11/14 Tufts W 28-0 -/- -/- --- 208-60 11/21 Michigan W 28-4 -/- -/- --- 171-39 1904 1901 Overall Record: 6-3 Overall Record: 7-1 Head Coach: Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 1909 Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland Captain: Robert Park Overall Record: 4-5-1 Captain: Lynn Wycoff Head Coach: T.A. Dwight Jones 9/24 Cortland W 27-0 -/- -/- 600 Captain: Herbert Barry 9/21 Cortland W 35-0 -/- -/- --- 10/1 Clarkson W 69-0 -/- -/- --- 9/28 RPI W 26-0 -/- -/- --- 10/8 Colgate L 0-11 -/- -/- --- 9/25 Hamilton W 20-0 -/- -/- --- 10/5 at Brown W 20-0 -/- -/- 500 10/15 at Yale L 9-17 -/- -/- --- 10/2 at Yale L 0-15 -/- -/- --- 10/12 Lafayette L 0-5 -/- -/- 3,000 10/22 Niagara W 52-4 -/- -/- --- 10/9 Rochester W 17-0 -/- -/- --- 1 10/19 Clarkson W 27-0 -/- -/- --- 10/29 Allegheny W 69-0 -/- -/- --- 10/16 vs. Carlisle L 11-14 -/- -/- --- 10/26 Amherst W 28-17 -/- -/- 5,000 11/5 Manhattan W 144-0 -/- -/- --- 10/23 Niagara W 39-0- -/- -/- --- 11/9 at Columbia 1 W 11-5 -/- -/- 3,000 11/12 Lehigh W 30-4 -/- -/- --- 10/30 at Michigan L 0-43 -/- -/- --- 11/20 Vermont W 38-0 -/- -/- 1,000 11/19 at Army L 5-21 -/- -/- --- 11/6 Tufts W 5-0 -/- -/- --- 185-27 405-57 11/13 Colgate L 5-6 -/- -/- --- 11/20 Illinois L 8-17 -/- -/- --- 11/25 at Fordham 1 T 5-5 -/- -/- --- 1902 1905 110-100 Overall Record: 6-2-1 Overall Record: 8-3 Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland Head Coach: Dr. Charles P. Hutchins Captain: Ancil D. Brown Captain: David Tucker 1910 Overall Record: 5-4-1 9/20 Cortland W 21-0 -/- -/- --- 9/22 Alfred W 52-0 -/- -/- 1,500 Head Coach: T.A. Dwight Jones 9/27 Onondaga Indians W 34-0 -/- -/- --- 9/27 Hobart W 24-0 -/- -/- 1,200 Captain: Harry Hartman 10/4 Clarkson W 34-0 -/- -/- --- 9/30 Rochester W 16-0 -/- -/- --- 10/11 Colgate W 23-0 -/- -/- --- 10/7 at Yale L 0-16 -/- -/- --- 9/24 St. Bonaventure T 0-0 -/- -/- --- 10/18 Amherst W 15-0 -/- -/- --- 10/14 at Hamilton W 27-0 -/- -/- --- 10/1 at Yale L 6-12 -/- -/- --- 10/25 at Yale L 0-24 -/- -/- --- 10/21 Colgate W 11-5 -/- -/- 8,000 10/8 Rochester W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 11/1 Williams W 26-17 -/- -/- --- 10/28 Lehigh W 17-0 -/- -/- 3,000 10/15 Carlisle W 14-0 -/- -/- 10,000 11/15 at Army L 0-46 -/- -/- --- 11/4 at Brown L 0-27 -/- -/- --- 10/19 at Illinois L 0-3 -/- -/- --- 11/27 at Columbia T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 11/11 Holy Cross W 16-4 -/- -/- --- 10/22 Hobart W 12-5 -/- -/- --- 159-93 11/18 RPI W 62-0 -/- -/- --- 10/29 Michigan L 0-11 -/- -/- 11,000 11/25 at Army L 0-17 -/- -/- --- 11/5 Vermont W 3-0 -/- -/- --- 225-69 11/12 Colgate L 6-11 -/- -/- --- 11/24 at St. Louis W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 53-42

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1911 1916 1921 Overall Record: 5-3-2 Overall Record: 5-4 Overall Record: 7-2 Head Coach: C. DeForest Cummings Head Coach: William Hollenback Head Coach: John Meehan Captain: Preston Fogg Captain: Harold White Captain: Bertrand Gulick

9/30 Hobart W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 9/30 All-Syracuse W 57-0 -/- -/- --- 9/24 Hobart W 35-0 -/- -/- 12,000 10/7 at Yale L 0-12 -/- -/- --- 10/7 Ohio University W 73-0 -/- -/- --- 10/1 Ohio University W 38-0 -/- -/- 12,000 10/14 at Rochester W 6-5 -/- -/- --- 10/14 Franklin & Marshall W 60-0 -/- -/- 5,000 10/8 Maryland W 42-0 -/- -/- 9.000 10/21 Lafayette L 0-10 -/- -/- 5,500 10/21 Pittsburgh L 0-30 -/- -/- 10,000 10/15 Brown W 28-0 -/- -/- 20,000 10/28 Springfield L 5-9 -/- -/- --- 10/28 at Michigan L 13-14 -/- -/- --- 10/22 at Pittsburgh 4 L 0-30 -/- -/- 30,000 11/4 at Michigan T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 11/4 vs. Dartmouth 3 L 10-15 -/- -/- --- 10/29 Washington & Jefferson L 10-17 -/- -/- 15,000 11/11 Vermont W 16-0 -/- -/- --- 11/11 Susquehanna W 42-0 -/- -/- --- 11/5 at McGill 5 W 13-0 -/- -/- 6,000 11/18 Carlisle W 12-11 -/- -/- --- 11/18 Colgate L 0-15 -/- -/- 16.000 11/12 Colgate W 14-0 -/- -/- 12,000 11/25 at Ohio State W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 11/25 at Tufts W 20-13 -/- -/- --- 11/19 vs. Dartmouth 1 W 14-7 -/- -/- 15,000 11/30 at St. Louis T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 275-87 194-54 63-59 1917 1922 1912 Overall Record: 8-1-1 Overall Record: 6-1-2 Overall Record: 4-5 Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill Head Coach: John Meehan Head Coach: C. DeForest Cummings Captain: Alfred Cobb Captain: Frank Culver Captain: Rudolph Propst 9/29 47th Infantry T 0-0 -/- -/- 4,000 9/23 Hobart W 28-7 -/- -/- 10,000 9/28 Hobart W 12-0 -/- -/- --- 10/6 47th Infantry W 19-0 -/- -/- --- 9/30 Muhlenberg W 47-0 -/- -/- 12,000 10/5 at Yale L 0-21 -/- -/- --- 10/13 Rutgers W 14-10 -/- -/- --- 10/7 NYU W 32-0 -/- -/- 10,000 10/12 Carlisle L 0-33 -/- -/- --- 10/20 at Pittsburgh 4 L 0-28 -/- -/- 10,000 10/14 at Brown T 0-0 -/- -/- --- 10/19 at Princeton L 0-62 -/- -/- --- 10/27 Tufts W 58-0 -/- -/- --- 10/21 Pittsburgh L 14-21 -/- -/- 20,000 10/26 Michigan W 18-7 -/- -/- --- 11/3 at Brown W 6-0 -/- -/- 5,000 10/28 vs. Penn State 1 T 0-0 -/- -/- 20,000 11/2 Rochester W 28-0 -/- -/- --- 11/10 Bucknell W 42-0 -/- -/- --- 11/4 Nebraska W 9-6 -/- -/- 14,000 11/9 at Lafayette W 30-7 -/- -/- --- 11/17 Colgate W 27-7 -/- -/- 16,000 11/11 McGill W 32-0 -/- -/- 10,000 11/16 Colgate L 0-7 -/- -/- --- 11/24 at Michigan State W 21-7 -/- -/- --- 11/18 Colgate W 14-7 -/- -/- 30,000 11/23 at Army L 7-23 -/- -/- --- 11/29 at Nebraska W 10-9 -/- -/- 10,000 176-41 95-160 197-61 1923 1913 1918 Overall Record: 8-1 Overall Record: 6-4 Overall Record: 5-1 Head Coach: John Meehan Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill Captain: Evander (Pete) MacRae Captain: Martin Hilfinger Captains: J.A. (Joe) Alexander, Joseph Schwarzer 9/29 Hobart W 33-0 -/- -/- 12,000 9/27 Hobart W 41-0 -/- -/- --- 10/26 USN Transport W 13-0 -/- -/- 6,000 10/6 William & Mary W 61-3 -/- -/- 10,000 10/4 Hamilton W 18-0 -/- -/- --- 11/3 at Dartmouth W 34-6 -/- -/- --- 10/13 Alabama W 23-0 -/- -/- 15,000 10/11 at Rochester W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 11/10 Brown W 53-0 -/- -/- 5,000 10/20 vs. Pittsburgh 6 W 3-0 -/- -/- 30,000 10/18 at Princeton L 0-13 -/- -/- --- 11/16 at Michigan L 0-15 -/- -/- --- 10/27 Springfield W 44-0 -/- -/- --- 10/25 Western Reserve W 36-0 -/- -/- --- 11/28 Columbia W 20-0 -/- -/- 1,000 11/3 Penn State W 10-0 -/- -/- 20,000 11/1 at Michigan L 7-43 -/- -/- 500 11/30 vs. Rutgers 1 W 21-0 -/- -/- --- 11/10 Boston University W 49-0 -/- -/- --- 11/8 NYU W 48-0 -/- -/- --- 141-21 11/17 Colgate L 7-16 -/- -/- 30,000 11/15 Colgate L 13-35 -/- -/- --- 11/24 at Nebraska W 7-0 -/- -/- 35,000 11/22 Carlisle L 27-35 -/- -/- 5,000 237-19 11/27 at St. Louis W 75-0 -/- -/- 10,000 1919 271-126 Overall Record: 8-3 Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 1924 Captain: Harold Robertson Overall Record: 8-2-1 1914 Head Coach: John Meehan Overall Record: 5-3-2 9/27 All-Syracuse W 18-0 -/- -/- --- Captain: Roy Simmons Sr. Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 10/4 Vermont W 27-0 -/- -/- 5,000 Captain: James Shufelt 10/11 at Army W 7-3 -/- -/- --- 9/27 Hobart W 35-0 -/- -/- 8,500 10/18 Pittsburgh W 24-3 -/- -/- 18,000 10/4 Mercer W 26-0 -/- -/- 10,000 9/26 Hobart W 37-0 -/- -/- --- 10/25 Washington & Jefferson L 0-13 -/- -/- 8,500 10/11 William & Mary W 24-7 -/- -/- 12,000 10/3 Hamilton W 81-0 -/- -/- --- 11/1 at Brown W 13-0 -/- -/- --- 10/18 Boston College W 10-0 -/- -/- 20,000 10/10 at Princeton L 7-12 -/- -/- --- 11/4 vs. Rutgers 1 W 14-0 -/- -/- 12,000 10/25 at Penn State W 10-6 -/- -/- --- 10/17 Rochester W 19-0 -/- -/- --- 11/8 Bucknell W 9-0 -/- -/- --- 11/1 Pittsburgh T 7-7 -/- -/- --- 10/24 Michigan W 20-6 -/- -/- 10,000 11/15 Colgate W 13-7 -/- -/- 30,000 11/8 West Virginia Wesleyan L 3-7 -/- -/- --- 10/31 at Carlisle W 24-3 -/- -/- --- 11/22 at Indiana L 6-12 -/- -/- 8,000 11/15 Niagara W 23-6 -/- -/- 8,000 11/7 Rutgers T 14-14 -/- -/- --- 11/27 at Nebraska L 0-3 -/- -/- 15,000 11/22 Colgate W 7-3 -/- -/- 30,000 11/14 Colgate T 0-0 -/- -/- 17,000 131-41 11/27 at Columbia 1 W 9-6 -/- -/- 45,000 11/21 at Dartmouth L 0-40 -/- -/- --- 12/6 at Southern California L 0-16 -/- -/- 49,000 11/26 Notre Dame L 0-20 -/- -/- --- 154-58 202-95 1920 Overall Record: 6-2-1 Head Coach: John Meehan 1925 1915 Captain: J.A. (Joe) Alexander Overall Record: 8-1-1 Overall Record: 9-1-2 Head Coach: C.W.P. Reynolds Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 9/25 Hobart W 55-7 -/- -/- --- Captain: James Foley Captain: Walter Rose 10/2 Vermont W 49-0 -/- -/- --- 10/9 Johns Hopkins W 45-0 -/- -/- --- 9/26 Hobart W 32-0 -/- -/- 12,000 9/25 All-Syracuse W 43-0 -/- -/- --- 10/16 Pittsburgh T 7-7 -/- -/- 20,000 10/3 Vermont W 26-0 -/- -/- 8,000 10/2 Bucknell W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 10/23 at Dartmouth W 10-0 -/- -/- --- 10/10 William & Mary W 33-0 -/- -/- 10,000 10/9 at Princeton L 0-3 -/- -/- --- 10/30 at Holy Cross L 0-3 -/- -/- 10,000 10/17 at Indiana W 14-0 -/- -/- 10,000 10/16 Rochester W 82-0 -/- -/- 5,000 11/6 Washington & Jefferson W 14-0 -/- -/- 12,000 10/24 Providence W 48-0 -/- -/- 5,000 10/23 at Brown W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 11/13 Maryland L 7-10 -/- -/- 4,000 10/31 Penn State W 7-0 -/- -/- 20,000 10/30 at Michigan W 14-7 -/- -/- --- 11/20 Colgate W 14-0 -/- -/- 17,500 11/7 Ohio Wesleyan T 3-3 -/- -/- 12,000 11/6 Mount Union W 73-0 -/- -/- --- 201-27 11/14 Colgate L 6-19 -/- -/- 30,000 11/13 Colgate W 38-0 -/- -/- 25,000 11/21 Niagara W 17-0 -/- -/- --- 11/20 Dartmouth T 0-0 -/- -/- 4,000 11/26 at Columbia 1 W 16-5 -/- -/- 30,000 11/25 at Montana T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 202-27 12/1 at Oregon State W 28-0 -/- -/- 8,000 12/6 at Occidental W 35-0 -/- -/- 5,000 331-16

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1926 1931 1937 Overall Record: 7-2-1 Overall Record: 7-1-1 Overall Record: 5-2-1 Head Coach: C.W.P. Reynolds Head Coach: Vic Hanson Head Coach: Ossie Solem Captain: Vic Hanson Captain: George Ellert Captains: Walter Rekstis, Parker Webster

9/25 Hobart W 18-0 -/- -/- --- 9/26 St. Lawrence W 46-6 -/- -/- 12,000 10/1 Clarkson W 26-6 -/- -/- 16,000 10/2 Vermont W 62-0 -/- -/- 10,000 10/3 Hobart W 49-0 -/- -/- 10,000 10/9 St. Lawrence W 40-0 -/- -/- 15,000 10/9 William & Mary W 35-0 -/- -/- 12,000 10/10 Ohio Wesleyan W 48-7 -/- -/- 10,000 10/16 at Cornell W 14-6 -/- -/- 18,000 10/16 at Army L 21-27 -/- -/- 20,000 10/17 Florida W 33-12 -/- -/- 14,000 10/23 vs. Maryland 7 L 0-13 17/- -/- 10,000 10/23 at Penn State W 10-0 -/- -/- 20,000 10/24 Penn State W 7-0 -/- -/- 20,000 10/30 Penn State W 19-13 -/- -/- 18,000 10/30 Johns Hopkins W 31-0 -/- -/- 200 10/31 at Michigan State W 15-10 -/- -/- 15,000 11/6 Western Reserve W 27-6 -/- -/- 17,000 11/6 Georgetown L 7-13 -/- -/- 12,000 11/7 Western Reserve W 33-0 -/- -/- 7,000 11/13 at Columbia T 6-6 -/- -/- 12,000 11/13 Colgate T 10-10 -/- -/- 33,000 11/14 Colgate L 7-21 -/- -/- 35,000 11/20 Colgate L 0-7 -/- -/- 34,000 11/20 Niagara W 12-7 -/- -/- --- 11/21 at Columbia T 0-0 -/- -/- 35,000 132-57 11/25 at Columbia W 19-2 -/- -/- 40,000 238-56 225-59 1938 1932 Overall Record: 5-3 1927 Overall Record: 4-4-1 Head Coach: Ossie Solem Overall Record: 5-3-2 Head Coach: Vic Hanson Captains: James Bruett Head Coach: Lew Andreas Captain: Thomas Lombardi Captain: Raymond Barbuti 9/30 Clarkson W 27-0 -/- -/- 15,000 9/24 Clarkson W 13-6 -/- -/- 5,000 10/8 Maryland W 53-0 -/- -/- 12,000 9/26 Hobart W 13-0 -/- -/- 8,000 10/1 St. Lawrence W 54-0 -/- -/- 5,000 10/15 Cornell W 19-17 -/- -/- 25,000 10/1 William & Mary W 18-0 -/- -/- --- 10/8 Ohio Wesleyan L 12-19 -/- -/- 15,000 10/22 at Michigan State L 12-19 10/- -/- 18,000 10/8 Johns Hopkins W 21-6 -/- -/- 5,000 10/15 Southern Methodist L 6-16 -/- -/- 15,000 10/29 at Penn State L 6-33 -/- -/- --- 10/15 Georgetown W 19-6 -/- -/- 15,000 10/22 at Penn State W 13-6 -/- -/- --- 11/5 Colgate W 7-0 -/- -/- 35,000 10/22 Penn State L 6-9 -/- -/- 15,000 10/29 Michigan State L 13-27 -/- -/- --- 11/12 Duke L 0-21 -/- 7/- 27,500 10/29 at Nebraska L 0-21 -/- -/- 27,000 11/5 Oglethorpe W 27-6 -/- -/- 15,000 11/19 at Columbia W 13-12 -/- -/- 20,000 11/5 Ohio Wesleyan T 6-6 -/- -/- --- 11/12 Colgate L 0-16 -/- -/- 25,000 137-102 11/12 Colgate T 13-13 -/- -/- 32,000 11/19 at Columbia T 0-0 -/- -/- 3,000 11/19 Niagara W 13-6 -/- -/- 4,000 138-96 11/24 at Columbia 1 L 7-14 -/- -/- 25,000 1939 116-81 Overall Record: 3-3-2 1933 Head Coach: Ossie Solem Overall Record: 4-4 Captains: Hugh “Duffy” Daugherty, William Hoffman 1928 Head Coach: Vic Hanson Overall Record: 4-4-1 Captain: Francis Tisdale 9/29 Clarkson W 12-0 -/- -/- 15,000 Head Coach: Lew Andreas 10/7 at Cornell L 6-19 -/- -/- 24,000 Captain: Harold Baysinger 10/7 Clarkson W 52-0 -/- -/- 15,000 10/14 Georgetown T 13-13 -/- -/- 15,000 10/14 Ohio Wesleyan W 40-0 -/- -/- 20,000 10/21 at Duke L 6-33 -/- 13/- 25,000 9/29 Hobart W 14-6 -/- -/- 10,000 10/21 at Cornell W 14-7 -/- -/- 26,000 10/28 Penn State T 6-6 -/- -/- 16,000 10/6 William & Mary W 32-0 -/- -/- --- 10/28 at Michigan State L 3-27 -/- -/- 9,000 11/4 Michigan State L 3-14 -/- -/- 16,000 10/13 Johns Hopkins W 58-0 -/- -/- --- 11/4 Penn State W 12-6 -/- -/- 10,000 11/18 Colgate W 7-0 -/- -/- 28,000 10/20 at Nebraska L 6-7 -/- -/- 30,000 11/11 at Brown L 7-10 -/- -/- 5,000 11/23 at Maryland W 10-7 -/- -/- 5,000 10/27 at Penn State T 6-6 -/- -/- 12,000 11/18 Colgate L 3-13 -/- -/- 16,000 63-92 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 0-18 -/- -/- 12,000 11/25 at Columbia L 0-16 -/- -/- 30,000 11/10 Ohio Wesleyan L 0-6 -/- -/- 15,000 131-79 11/17 Colgate L 6-30 -/- -/- 35,000 1940 11/29 Columbia W 14-6 -/- -/- 35,000 Overall Record: 3-4-1 136-79 1934 Head Coach: Ossie Solem Overall Record: 6-2 Captain: Richard Banger Head Coach: Vic Hanson 1929 Captain: James Steen 9/27 Clarkson W 33-0 -/- -/- 15,000 Overall Record: 6-3 10/5 Northwestern L 0-40 -/- -/- 22,000 Head Coach: Lew Andreas 10/6 Clarkson W 28-0 -/- -/- 8,000 10/12 at NYU 6 W 47-13 -/- -/- 8,000 Captain: Albert VanNess 10/13 at Cornell W 20-7 -/- -/- 18,000 10/19 at Cornell L 6-33 -/- 1/- 18,000 10/20 Ohio Wesleyan W 32-10 -/- -/- 17,000 10/26 at Columbia W 3-0 -/- 20/- 22,000 9/28 Hobart W 77-0 -/- -/- 25,000 10/27 at Brown W 33-0 -/- -/- 7,000 11/2 Georgetown L 6-28 -/- 10/- 17,000 10/5 St. Lawrence W 55-0 -/- -/- 12,000 11/3 at Penn State W 16-0 -/- -/- 11,000 11/9 Penn State T 13-13 -/- 16/- 15,000 10/12 Nebraska L 6-13 -/- -/- 20,000 11/10 Michigan State W 10-0 -/- -/- 25,000 11/16 Colgate L 6-7 -/- -/- 25,000 10/19 Johns Hopkins W 85-6 -/- -/- 18,000 11/17 Colgate L 2-13 -/- -/- 34,000 114-134 10/26 at Brown W 6-0 -/- -/- --- 11/25 at Columbia L 0-12 -/- -/- 32,000 11/2 Penn State L 4-6 -/- -/- 12,000 141-42 11/9 Niagara W 20-0 -/- -/- 12,000 1941 11/16 Colgate L 0-21 -/- -/- 35,000 Overall Record: 5-2-1 11/28 at Columbia W 6-0 -/- -/- 20,000 1935 Head Coach: Ossie Solem 259-46 Overall Record: 6-1-1 Captain: Thomas Kinney Head Coach: Vic Hanson Captains: Ed Jontos, George Perrault 9/26 Clarkson W 39-0 -/- -/- 1930 10/4 at Cornell L 0-6 -/- -/- 16,000 Overall Record: 5-2-2 10/5 Clarkson W 33-0 -/- -/- 10,000 10/11 Holy Cross W 6-0 -/- -/- 18,000 Head Coach: Vic Hanson 10/12 Cornell W 21-14 -/- -/- 10,000 10/18 at NYU 6 W 31-0 -/- -/- 10,000 Captain: Milton Berner 10/19 Ohio Wesleyan W 18-10 -/- -/- 15,000 10/25 Rutgers W 49-7 -/- -/- 10,000 10/26 Brown W 19-0 -/- -/- 9,000 11/1 at Wisconsin W 27-20 -/- -/- 19,000 9/27 RPI W 55-0 -/- -/- 15,000 11/2 Penn State W 7-3 -/- -/- 12,500 11/8 at Penn State L 19-34 18/- -/- 16,000 10/4 Hobart W 49-0 -/- -/- 15,000 11/9 at Columbia W 14-2 -/- -/- 24,000 11/15 Colgate T 19-19 -/- -/- 34,000 10/11 Rutgers W 27-0 -/- -/- 12,000 11/16 Colgate L 0-27 -/- -/- 32,000 190-86 10/18 Pittsburgh L 0-14 -/- -/- 15,000 11/28 vs. Maryland 7 T 0-0 -/- -/- 5,000 10/25 St. Lawrence W 34-6 -/- -/- 5,000 112-56 11/1 Brown T 16-16 -/- -/- 12,000 1942 11/8 at Penn State T 0-0 -/- -/- 10,000 Overall Record: 6-3 11/15 Colgate L 7-36 -/- -/- 30,000 1936 Head Coach: Ossie Solem 11/28 at Columbia W 19-7 -/- -/- 25,000 Overall Record: 1-7 Captain: Richard Weber 207-79 Head Coach: Vic Hanson Captain: Vannie Albanese 9/25 Clarkson W 58-6 -/- -/- 10,000 10/3 Boston University W 25-0 -/- -/- 10,000 10/3 Clarkson W 31-0 -/- -/- 7,500 10/9 Western Reserve W 13-0 -/- -/- 8,000 10/10 Baldwin Wallace L 0-19 -/- -/- 12,000 10/17 at Holy Cross W 19-0 -/- -/- 10,000 10/17 at Cornell L 7-20 -/- -/- 15,000 10/24 Cornell W 12-7 20/- -/- 15,000 10/24 vs. Maryland 1 L 0-20 -/- -/- 16,000 10/31 NC Navy Pre-Flight L 0-9 15/- -/- 10,000 10/31 at Penn State L 0-18 -/- -/- 10,000 11/7 at Penn State L 13-18 -/- -/- 11,000 11/7 at Indiana L 7-9 -/- -/- 10,000 11/14 Colgate L 0-14 -/- -/- 25,000 11/14 at Columbia L 0-17 -/- -/- 20,000 11/21 at Rutgers W 12-7 -/- -/- 5,000 11/21 Colgate L 0-13 -/- -/- 20,000 152-61 45-116

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1943 Football Suspended 1944 Overall Record: 2-4-1 Head Coach: Ossie Solem Captain: Victor Merkel

9/23 Cornell L 6-39 -/- -/- 22,000 10/7 at Columbia L 2-26 -/- -/- 18,000 10/14 Lafayette W 32-7 -/- -/- 5,000 10/21 at Temple T 7-7 -/- -/- 10/28 at Boston College 8 L 12-19 -/- -/- 6,500 11/4 Penn State L 0-41 -/- -/- 11/18 Colgate W 43-13 -/- -/- 15,000 102-152 1945 Overall Record: 1-6 Head Coach: Ossie Solem Captain: Angelo Acocella

9/24 Cornell L 14-26 -/- -/- 22,000 9/28 at Temple L 6-7 -/- -/- 15,000 10/6 at Columbia L 0-32 -/- -/- 8,000 10/12 West Virginia W 12-0 -/- -/- 5,000 10/27 Dartmouth L 0-8 -/- -/- 10,000 2014 Zunic Award winner Richard Beyer was co-captain of the 1952 Orange. The team earned the 11/3 at Penn State L 0-26 -/- -/- program’s first bowl bid, a trip to Miam, Fla. for the Orange Bowl. 11/17 Colgate L 6-7 -/- -/- 20,000 38-106 1946 1949 1952 Overall Record: 4-5 Overall Record: 4-5 Overall Record: 7-3 Head Coach: Clarence Munn Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Final National Ranking: 14th (AP) Captain: Richard Whitesell Captain: James Fiacco Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Captains: Richard Beyer, Joe Szombathy 9/28 Boston University W 41-6 -/- -/- 32,000 9/23 Boston University L 21-33 -/- -/- 25,000 10/5 at Dartmouth L 14-20 -/- -/- 10,000 10/1 Lafayette W 20-13 -/- -/- 22,000 9/20 Bolling AFB L 12-13 -/20 -/- 18,000 10/12 Penn State L 0-9 -/- -/- 10,000 10/7 Temple L 14-27 -/- -/- 20,000 9/26 Boston University W 34-21 -/20 -/- 15,000 10/19 at Holy Cross W 21-12 -/- -/- 20,000 10/15 at Rutgers W 21-9 -/- -/- 12,000 10/3 at Temple W 27-0 -/- -/- 10,500 1 10/26 at West Virginia L 0-13 -/- -/- 18,000 10/22 at Fordham L 21-47 -/- -/- 18,615 10/11 Cornell W 26-6 -/- -/- 23,000 11/2 Temple W 28-7 -/- -/- 12,000 10/29 at Penn State L 21-33 -/- -/- 18,600 10/18 at Michigan State L 7-48 -/- 1/1 32,254 11/9 at Cornell W 14-7 -/- -/- 30,000 11/5 at Cornell L 7-33 -/- 7/- 33,000 10/25 Holy Cross W 20-19 -/- -/- 18,000 11/16 Colgate L 7-25 -/- -/- 35,000 11/12 Holy Cross W 47-13 -/- -/- 15,000 11/8 Penn State W 25-7 -/- 15/14 15,000 11/23 at Columbia L 21-59 -/- -/- 25,000 11/15 Colgate W 35-7 -/- -/- 36,232 11/15 Colgate W 20-14 13/- -/- 32,000 146-158 207-215 11/22 at Fordham W 26-13 15/- -/- 10,000 197-141 Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) 1947 1950 1/1 vs. Alabama L 6-61 14/- 9/9 66,280 Overall Record: 3-6 Overall Record: 5-5 Head Coach: Reaves Baysinger Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Captain: Laurence Ellis Captain: James Fiacco 1953 Overall Record: 5-3-1 9/26 Niagara W 14-7 -/- -/- 25,000 9/23 Rutgers W 42-12 -/- -/- 16,000 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/4 Dartmouth L 7-28 -/- -/- 18,000 9/29 at Temple L 6-7 -/- -/- 12,000 Captains: Game captains 10/11 Temple W 28-12 -/- -/- 20,000 10/7 Cornell L 7-26 -/- 16/11 30,000 10/18 at Penn State L 0-40 -/- 9/- 20,000 10/14 Penn State W 27-7 -/- -/- 17,500 9/26 Temple W 42-0 -/- -/- 20,000 10/25 Holy Cross L 0-26 -/- -/- 20,000 10/21 at Holy Cross W 34-27 -/- -/- 18,000 10/2 Boston University T 14-14 -/- -/- 18,000 8 11/1 at Lafayette L 7-14 -/- -/- 10,000 10/26 at Boston University W 13-7 -/- -/- 8,591 10/10 Fordham W 20-13 -/- -/- 20,000 11/8 at Cornell L 6-12 -/- -/- 27,000 11/4 at Lafayette W 34-0 -/- -/- 9,000 10/17 at Penn State L 14-20 -/- -/- 21,500 9 11/15 Colgate W 7-0 -/- -/- 36,000 11/10 at John Carroll L 16-21 -/- -/- 16,724 10/24 at Illinois L 13-20 -/- 7/7 30,076 11/22 at Columbia L 8-28 -/- 19/- 23,000 11/18 Colgate L 14-19 -/- -/- 38,000 10/31 at Holy Cross W 21-0 -/- -/- 15,000 1 77-167 12/2 at Fordham L 6-13 -/- -/- 13,832 11/7 at Cornell W 26-0 -/- -/- 12,000 199-139 11/14 Colgate W 34-18 -/- -/- 37,000 11/21 at Villanova 10 L 13-14 -/- -/- 10,146 1948 197-99 Overall Record: 1-8 1951 Head Coach: Reaves Baysinger Overall Record: 5-4 Captain: Robert Schiffner Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1954 Captains: Ed Dobrowolski, John Donati Overall Record: 4-4 9/28 Niagara W 13-9 -/- -/- 25,000 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/2 at Holy Cross L 7-33 -/- -/- 15,000 9/21 Temple W 19-0 -/- -/- 17,000 Captains: Game captains 10/8 Penn State L 14-34 -/- 10/- 14,000 9/29 at Cornell L 14-21 -/- 20/NP 25,000 10/16 Cornell L 7-34 -/- 13/- 33,000 10/6 Lafayette W 46-0 -/- -/- 13,000 9/25 Villanova W 28-6 -/- -/- 25,000 10/23 at Northwestern L 0-48 -/- 10/- 35,000 10/13 Illinois L 20-41 -/- 7/7 27,000 10/2 Penn State L 0-13 -/- 10/9 18,000 10/30 at Boston University 8 L 7-12 -/- -/- 7,000 10/20 at Dartmouth L 0-14 -/- -/- 11,000 10/16 at Boston University L 19-41 -/- -/- 20,500 11/6 at Temple L 0-20 -/- -/- 8,000 10/27 Fordham W 33-20 -/- -/- 15,000 10/23 at Illinois L 6-34 -/- -/- 41,820 11/13 Colgate L 13-20 -/- -/- 36,232 11/10 at Penn State L 13-32 -/- -/- 15,000 10/30 Holy Cross W 25-20 -/- -/- 20,000 11/20 at Columbia L 28-34 -/- -/- 20.000 11/17 Colgate W 9-0 -/- -/- 34,000 11/6 at Cornell L 6-14 -/- -/- 25,000 89-244 11/24 at Boston University W 26-19 -/- -/- 10,148 11/13 Colgate W 31-12 -/- -/- 37,000 180-147 11/20 at Fordham 1 W 20-7 -/- -/- 10,423 135-147

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1955 1960 1965 Overall Record: 4-4 Overall Record: 7-2 Overall Record: 7-3 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Final National Ranking: 19th (AP) Final National Ranking: 19th (UPI) Captains: Game captains Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Captains: Al Bemiller, Fred Mautino, Richard Reimer Captain: Harris Elliott 9/24 Pittsburgh L 12-22 -/- 7/NP 16,000 10/8 Boston University W 27-12 -/- -/- 15,000 9/24 Boston University W 35-7 2/NP -/- 30,000 9/18 at Navy W 14-6 -/- -/- 20,367 10/15 at Army W 13-0 -/- 18/13 12,500 10/1 at Kansas W 14-7 2/1 5/5 40,000 9/25 Miami (Fla.) L 0-24 9/NP -/- 32,000 10/22 Maryland L 13-34 -/- 2/2 32,500 10/8 at Holy Cross W 15-6 1/1 -/- 10/2 at Maryland W 24-7 -/- -/- 35,000 10/29 at Holy Cross W 49-9 -/- 13/16 24,000 10/15 Penn State W 21-15 4/4 20/17 40,617 10/9 at UCLA L 14-24 -/- -/- 27,729 11/5 at Penn State L 20-21 18/- -/- 30,434 10/22 at West Virginia W 45-0 3/3 -/- 20,000 10/16 Penn State W 28-21 -/- -/- 39,000 11/12 Colgate W 26-19 -/- -/- 39,500 10/29 Pittsburgh L 0-10 3/3 -/- 41,872 10/23 Holy Cross W 32-6 -/- -/- 15,000 11/19 at West Virginia W 20-13 -/- 13/15 22,000 11/5 at Army 6 L 6-9 9/9 -/- 66,000 10/30 vs. Pittsburgh 11 W 51-13 -/- -/- 24,590 180-130 11/12 Colgate W 46-6 17/18 -/- 23,000 11/6 Oregon State L 12-13 -/16 -/- 33,000 11/18 at Miami (Fla.) W 21-14 14/- -/- 45,271 11/13 at West Virginia W 41-19 -/- -/- 33,500 203-74 11/20 Boston College W 21-13 -/18 -/- 20,000 1956 237-146 EASTERN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Overall Record: 7-2 1961 Final National Ranking: 8th (AP), 8th (UPI) Overall Record: 8-3 1966 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Final National Ranking: 14th (AP), 16th (UPI) EASTERN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Captains: Game captains Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Overall Record: 8-3 Captain: Dick Easterly Final National Ranking: 16th (UPI) 9/22 at Maryland W 26-12 -/- 6/NP 27,000 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/29 at Pittsburgh L 7-14 7/NP 10/NP 49,287 9/23 at Oregon State W 19-8 10/NP -/- 35,729 Captains: Floyd Little, Herb Stecker 10/13 West Virginia W 27-20 -/- 20/- 25,000 9/30 West Virginia W 29-14 5/NP -/- 25,000 10/20 Army W 7-0 13/14 -/- 40,053 10/7 at Maryland L 21-22 7/9 -/- 35,000 9/10 at Baylor L 12-35 7/NP -/- 31,000 10/27 at Boston University W 21-7 14/12 -/- 12,182 10/14 at Nebraska W 28-6 -/- -/- 35,387 9/24 UCLA L 12-31 -/- 2/2 35,000 11/3 Penn State W 13-9 17/15 12/11 35,475 10/21 at Penn State L 0-14 -/13 -/- 44,390 10/1 Maryland W 28-7 -/- -/- 25,000 11/10 Holy Cross W 41-20 9/11 -/- 17,000 10/28 Holy Cross W 34-6 -/- -/- 31,000 10/8 Navy W 28-14 -/- -/- 39,000 11/17 Colgate W 61-7 9/11 -/- 39,701 11/4 Pittsburgh W 28-9 -/- -/- 40,152 10/15 at Boston College W 30-0 -/- -/- 24,500 203-89 11/11 Colgate W 51-8 -/- -/- 25,000 10/22 at Holy Cross W 28-6 -/- -/- 19,000 Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) 11/18 at Notre Dame L 15-17 10/13 -/- 49,246 10/29 Pittsburgh W 33-7 -/- -/- 30,000 1/1 vs. TCU L 27-28 8/8 14/14 68,000 11/25 at Boston College W 28-13 -/- -/- 17,600 11/5 at Penn State W 12-10 -/- -/- 46,314 253-117 11/12 Florida State W 37-21 -/- -/- 35,405 Liberty Bowl (Philadelphia, Pa.) 11/19 at West Virginia W 34-7 -/17 -/- 19,000 1957 12/16 vs. Miami (Fla.) W 15-14 14/16 --/19 15,712 254-138 Overall Record: 5-3-1 Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.) Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 12/31 vs. Tennessee L 12-18 -/16 -/14 60,312 Captains: Game captains 1962 Overall Record: 5-5 9/28 Iowa State T 7-7 -/- -/- 21,000 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1967 10/5 Boston University W 27-7 -/- -/- 16,000 Captain: Leon Cholakis Overall Record: 8-2 10/12 at Cornell W 34-0 -/- -/- 25,000 Final National Ranking: 12th (UPI) 10/19 at Nebraska W 26-9 -/- -/- 37,582 9/22 at Oklahoma L 3-7 -/- -/- 54,000 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/26 Penn State L 12-20 -/- -/- 35,000 9/29 at Army 1 L 2-9 -/- -/- 29,500 Captains: James Cheyunski, Larry Csonka 11/2 at Pittsburgh W 24-21 -/- -/- 35,430 10/13 Boston College W 12-0 -/- -/- 31,000 11/9 Holy Cross L 19-20 -/- -/- 15,000 10/20 at Penn State L 19-20 -/- -/- 46,920 9/23 Baylor W 7-0 -/- -/- 31,000 11/16 Colgate W 34-6 -/- -/- 38,500 10/27 at Holy Cross W 30-20 -/- -/- 20,000 9/30 West Virginia W 23-6 -/18 -/- 28,435 11/23 at West Virginia L 0-7 -/- -/- 26,000 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 6-24 -/- -/- 23,473 10/7 at Maryland W 7-3 -/17 -/- 27,500 183-97 11/10 Navy W 34-6 -/- -/- 40,500 10/14 at Navy L 14-27 -/16 -/- 23,519 11/17 George Washington W 35-0 -/- -/- 18,000 10/21 California W 20-14 -/- -/- 32,000 11/24 West Virginia L 6-17 -/- -/- 13,000 10/28 Penn State L 20-29 -/- -/- 41,750 1958 12/8 at UCLA W 12-7 -/- -/- 14,485 11/4 at Pittsburgh W 14-7 -/- -/- 28,704 Overall Record: 8-2 159-110 11/11 Holy Cross W 41-7 -/- -/- 32,000 Final National Ranking: 9th (AP), 10th (UPI) 11/18 at Boston College W 32-20 -/- -/- 16,200 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 11/25 at UCLA W 32-14 -/- 4/4 36,177 Captain: Chuck Zimmerman 1963 210-127 Overall Record: 8-2 9/27 Boston College W 24-14 -/- -/- 15,000 Final National Ranking: 12th (UPI) 10/4 at Holy Cross L 13-14 -/- -/- 18,000 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1968 10/11 Cornell W 55-0 -/- -/- 24,000 Captains: Richard Bowman, James Mazurek Overall Record: 6-4 10/18 Nebraska W 38-0 -/- -/- 17,083 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/25 at Penn State W 14-6 -/- -/- 27,000 9/21 Boston College W 32-21 -/- -/- 30,000 Captain: Anthony Kyasky 11/1 Pittsburgh W 16-13 -/- 12/10 38,000 9/28 at Kansas L 0-10 -/- -/- 35,000 11/7 at Boston University W 42-0 12/12 -/- 16,500 10/5 Holy Cross W 48-0 -/- -/- 22,000 9/21 at Michigan State L 10-14 -/- -/- 63,488 11/15 Colgate W 47-0 12/11 -/- 30,000 10/11 at UCLA W 29-7 -/- -/- 22,949 9/28 Maryland W 32-14 -/- -/- 26,591 11/22 at West Virginia W 15-12 10/11 -/- 25,000 10/19 Penn State W 9-0 -/- -/- 39,600 10/5 UCLA W 20-7 -/- 9/4 37,367 264-59 10/26 Oregon State W 31-8 -/12 -/- 30,000 10/12 Pittsburgh W 50-17 15/16 -/- 32,660 Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) 11/2 at Pittsburgh L 27-35 -/10 10/12 44,090 10/26 at California L 0-43 10/10 11/13 52,172 1/1 vs. Oklahoma L 6-21 9/10 5/5 75,281 11/9 West Virginia W 15-13 -/- -/- 22,000 11/2 at Holy Cross W 47-0 -/- -/- 14,900 11/16 Richmond W 50-0 -/18 -/- 20,000 11/9 William & Mary W 31-0 -/- -/- 22,889 11/28 vs. Notre Dame 6 W 14-7 -/- -/- 56,972 11/16 Navy W 44-6 -/- -/- 33,785 1959 • NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 255-101 11/23 at West Virginia L 6-23 -/- -/- 25,500 EASTERN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS 12/7 at Penn State L 12-30 -/- 3/3 38,000 Overall Record: 11-0 252-154 Final National Ranking: 1st (AP), 1st (UPI) 1964 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Overall Record: 7-4 Captain: Gerhard Schwedes Final National Ranking: 12th (UPI) 1969 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Overall Record: 5-5 9/26 Kansas W 35-21 -/- -/- 25,000 Captains: Billy Hunter, Richard King Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/3 Maryland W 29-0 20/14 -/- 30,000 Captains: Game captains 10/10 at Navy W 32-6 12/11 -/- 31,700 9/19 at Boston College L 14-21 9/NP -/- 25,500 10/17 Holy Cross W 42-6 8/ 8 -/- 30,000 9/26 Kansas W 38-6 9/NP -/- 28,000 9/20 Iowa State W 14-13 -/- -/- 30,491 10/24 West Virginia W 44-0 6/ 6 -/- 35,000 10/3 at Holy Cross W 34-8 -/- -/- 14,000 9/27 at Kansas L 0-13 -/- -/- 44,500 10/31 at Pittsburgh W 35-0 5/ 5 -/- 25,761 10/10 UCLA W 39-0 -/10 -/9 35,000 10/4 at Wisconsin W 43-7 -/- -/- 45,540 11/7 at Penn State W 20-18 4/ 3 7/7 32,800 10/17 at Penn State W 21-14 7/7 -/- 46,900 10/11 at Maryland W 20-9 -/- -/- 23,400 11/14 Colgate W 71-0 1/ 1 -/- 31,000 10/24 at Oregon State L 13-31 8/8 -/14 24,326 10/18 Penn State L 14-15 -/- 5/4 42,491 11/21 at Boston University W 46-0 1/ 1 -/- 22,000 10/31 Pittsburgh W 21-6 -/- -/- 35,000 11/1 at Pittsburgh L 20-21 -/- -/- 20,882 6 12/5 at UCLA W 36-8 1/ 1 17/- 46,436 11/7 at Army W 27-15 -/14 -/- 37,552 11/8 Arizona W 23-0 -/- -/- 24,346 390-59 11/14 Virginia Tech W 20-15 -/- -/- 24,000 11/15 at Navy W 15-0 -/- -/- 20,215 Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) 11/21 at West Virginia L 27-28 9/9 -/- 14,000 11/22 West Virginia L 10-13 -/- 18/- 21,409 1/1 vs. Texas W 23-14 1/ 1 4/4 75,504 254-144 11/29 Boston College L 10-35 -/- -/- 15,119 Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, La.) 169-126 1/1 vs. LSU L 10-13 -/12 7/7 65,000

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1970 1975 1979 Overall Record: 6-4 Overall Record: 6-5 Overall Record: 7-5 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Head Coach: Frank Maloney Head Coach: Frank Maloney Captains: Paul Paolisso, Raymond White, Randolph Zur Captain: Raymond Preston Captains: Jim Collins, Bill Hurley, Craig Wolfley

9/19 at Houston 12 L 15-42 -/- 15/NP 40,439 9/13 Villanova W 24-17 -/- -/- 22,867 9/8 at Ohio State L 8-31 -/- -/- 86,205 9/26 Kansas L 14-31 -/- -/- 25,000 9/20 Iowa W 10-7 -/- -/- 19,283 9/15 West Virginia1 4 W 24-14 -/- -/- 10,375 10/3 at Illinois L 0-27 -/- -/- 39,357 9/27 at Tulane 13 W 31-13 -/- -/- 33,200 9/22 at Northwestern W 54-21 -/- -/- 20,121 10/10 Maryland W 23-7 -/- -/- 19,872 10/4 at Maryland L 7-24 -/- -/- 43,863 9/29 Washington State 15 W 52-25 -/- -/- 10,004 10/17 at Penn State W 24-7 -/- -/- 50,540 10/11 at Navy L 6-10 -/- -/- 23,003 10/6 at Kansas W 45-27 -/- -/- 36,720 10/24 Navy W 23-8 -/- -/- 28,000 10/18 Penn State L 7-19 -/- 9/8 28,153 10/13 at Temple L 17-49 -/- -/- 18,504 10/31 Pittsburgh W 43-13 -/- 15/18 28,392 10/25 Boston College W 22-14 -/- -/- 24,105 10/20 Penn State 14 L 7-35 -/- -/- 53,789 11/7 at Army W 31-29 20/- -/- 41,062 11/1 Pittsburgh L 0-38 -/- -/- 20,065 10/27 Miami (Fla.) 15 W 25-15 -/- -/- 7,729 11/14 at West Virginia L 19-28 -/- -/- 28,500 11/15 at Virginia W 37-0 -/- -/- 17,250 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 21-28 -/- 12/12 43,005 11/21 Miami (Fla.) W 56-16 -/- -/- 20,570 11/22 West Virginia W 20-19 -/- -/19 15,336 11/10 at Navy W 30-14 -/- -/- 20,385 248-208 11/29 at Rutgers L 10-21 -/- -/- 22,000 11/17 Boston College 16 L 10-27 -/- -/- 20,245 174-182 293-286 Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.) 1971 12/15 vs. McNeese State W 31-7 27,234 Overall Record: 5-5-1 1976 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Overall Record: 3-8 NOTE Captains: Joe Ehrmann, Dan Yochum Head Coach: Frank Maloney Due to construction of the Carrier Dome, 1979 home games were Captain: William Zanovitch played at various sites in New York and New Jersey 9/18 Wisconsin T 20-20 15/19 -/- 31,602 9/25 at Northwestern L 6-12 -/- -/- 27,529 9/11 Bowling Green L 7-22 -/- -/- 23,859 10/2 at Indiana W 7-0 -/- -/- 31,989 9/18 at Iowa L 3-41 -/- -/- 54,129 1980 10/9 at Maryland W 21-13 -/- -/- 20,100 9/26 Maryland L 28-42 -/- 8/8 21,109 Overall Record: 5-6 10/16 Penn State L 0-31 -/- 9/9 41,382 10/2 Oregon State W 21-3 -/- -/- 18,591 Head Coach: Frank Maloney 10/23 Holy Cross W 63-21 -/- -/- 18,308 10/9 Tulane W 3-0 -/- -/- 11,223 Captains: Jim Collins, Joe Morris, Dave Warner 10/30 at Pittsburgh L 21-31 -/- -/- 24,497 10/16 at Penn State L 3-27 -/- -/- 61,474 11/6 Boston College L 3-10 -/- -/- 21,978 10/23 Temple W 24-16 -/- -/- 19,152 9/13 at Ohio State L 21-31 -/- 1/1 86,643 11/13 at Navy L 14-17 -/- -/- 15,437 10/30 at Pittsburgh L 13-23 -/- 2/2 50,390 9/20 Miami (Ohio) W 36-24 -/- -/- 50,564 11/20 West Virginia W 28-24 -/- -/- 18,049 11/6 Navy L 10-27 -/- -/- 22,333 9/27 Northwestern W 42-21 -/- -/- 34,739 12/4 at Miami (Fla.) W 14-0 -/- -/- 17,224 11/13 at Boston College L 14-28 -/- -/- 25,433 10/4 Kansas L 8-23 -/- -/- 43,126 197-179 11/20 at West Virginia L 28-34 -/- -/- 27,848 10/11 Temple W 31-7 -/- -/- 36,485 154-263 10/18 at Penn State L 7-24 -/- 12/12 84,790 10/25 Rutgers W 17-9 -/- -/- 39,937 1972 11/1 Pittsburgh L 6-43 -/- 11/10 50,243 Overall Record: 5-6 1977 11/8 Navy L 3-6 -/- -/- 50,350 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Overall Record: 6-5 11/15 at Boston College L 16-27 -/- -/- 22,000 Captains: Game captains Head Coach: Frank Maloney 11/22 at West Virginia W 20-7 -/- -/- 34,441 Captains: Game captains 207-222 9/9 Temple W 17-10 -/- -/- 21,062 9/16 at North Carolina State L 20-43 -/- -/- 27,100 9/10 at Oregon State L 12-24 -/- -/- 20,540 9/23 at Wisconsin L 7-31 -/- -/- 67,234 9/17 North Carolina State L 0-38 -/- -/- 20,696 1981 9/30 Maryland W 16-12 -/- -/- 15.681 9/24 Washington W 22-20 -/- -/- 12,839 Overall Record: 4-6-1 10/7 Indiana L 2-10 -/- -/- 18,444 10/1 at Illinois W 30-20 -/- -/- 52,015 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 10/14 Navy W 30-14 -/- -/- 22,187 10/8 at Maryland L 10-24 -/- -/- 39,100 Captains: Ike Bogosian, Joe Morris 10/21 at Penn State L 0-17 -/- 12/13 60,465 10/15 Penn State L 24-31 -/- 10/10 27,029 10/28 Pittsburgh W 10-6 -/- -/- 21,348 10/22 at Pittsburgh L 21-28 -/- 14/12 43,551 9/5 Rutgers L 27-29 -/- -/- 38,715 11/4 at Boston College L 0-37 -/- -/- 21,216 10/29 Virginia W 6-3 -/- -/- 20,859 9/12 at Temple L 19-31 -/- -/- 15,091 11/11 Army W 27-6 -/- -/- 19,525 11/5 at Navy W 45-34 -/- -/- 16,709 9/19 at Illinois L 14-17 -/- -/- 57,579 11/18 at West Virginia L 12-43 -/- -/- 31,500 11/12 Boston College W 20-3 -/- -/- 16,409 9/26 Indiana W 21-7 -/- -/- 32,060 141-229 11/19 West Virginia W 28-9 -/- -/- 16,118 10/3 at Maryland T 17-17 -/- -/- 32,000 218-234 10/17 Penn State L 16-41 -/- 2/2 50,037 10/24 at Pittsburgh L 10-23 -/- 2/2 50,330 1973 10/31 Colgate W 47-24 -/- -/- 40,309 Overall Record: 2-9 1978 11/7 at Navy L 23-35 -/- -/- 23,355 Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Overall Record: 3-8 11/14 Boston College W 27-17 -/- -/- 35,623 Captains: David Lapham, Steven Joslin Head Coach: Frank Maloney 11/21 West Virginia W 27-24 -/- -/19 33,117 Captains: Game captains 248-265 9/15 Bowling Green L 14-41 -/- -/- 18,254 9/22 Michigan State L 8-14 -/- -/- 21,821 9/9 Florida State L 0-28 -/- 17/16 24,272 9/29 at Washington L 7-21 -/- -/- 54,800 9/16 at North Carolina State L 19-27 -/- -/- 37,800 1982 10/6 at Maryland L 0-38 -/- -/- 32,800 9/23 at Michigan State L 21-49 -/- -/- 74,571 Overall Record: 2-9 10/13 Navy L 14-23 -/- -/- 20,591 9/30 Illinois L 14-28 -/- -/- 20,101 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 10/20 Penn State L 6-49 -/- 5/6 27,595 10/7 at West Virginia W 31-15 -/- -/- 32,491 Captain: Gerry Feehery 10/27 Miami (Fla.) L 23-34 -/- -/- 19,369 10/14 Maryland L 9-24 -/- 10/11 15,079 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 14-28 -/- -/- 24,932 10/21 at Penn State L 15-45 -/- 2/2 77,827 9/4 at Rutgers 14 W 31-8 -/- -/- 20,890 11/10 at Holy Cross W 5-3 -/- -/- 16,404 11/4 Pittsburgh L 17-18 -/- 19/- 26,037 9/11 Temple L 18-23 -/- -/- 29,574 11/17 Boston College W 24-13 -/- -/- 11,199 11/11 Navy W 20-17 -/- 18/18 26,429 9/18 Illinois L 10-47 -/- -/- 30,128 11/24 West Virginia L 14-24 -/- -/- 12,917 11/18 at Boston College W 37-23 -/- -/- 15,855 9/25 at Indiana L 10-17 -/- -/- 42,020 129-288 11/25 at Miami (Fla.) L 9-21 -/- -/- 15,739 10/2 Maryland L 3-26 -/- -/- 30,214 192-295 10/16 at Penn State L 7-28 -/- 8/10 84,762 10/23 Pittsburgh L 0-14 -/- 2/2 42,321 1974 10/30 Colgate W 49-15 -/- -/- 36,076 Overall Record: 2-9 11/6 Navy L 18-20 -/- -/- 43,443 Head Coach: Frank Maloney 11/13 at Boston College L 13-20 -/- -/- 21,500 Captains: Bob Petchel, John Rafferty 11/20 at West Virginia L 0-26 -/- 16/14 48,456 159-244 9/7 Oregon State W 23-15 -/- -/- 23,410 9/14 Kent State L 14-20 -/- -/- 20,798 9/21 at Michigan State L 0-19 -/- -/- 66,847 9/28 North Carolina State L 22-28 -/- 13/13 17,997 10/5 Maryland L 0-31 -/- -/- 19,130 10/12 Navy W 17-9 -/- -/- 20,193 10/19 at Penn State L 14-30 -/- 11/9 59,100 11/2 Pittsburgh L 13-21 -/- -/- 25,177 11/9 at West Virginia L 11-39 -/- -/- 24,200 11/16 at Boston College L 0-45 -/- -/- 18,651 11/22 at Miami (Fla.) L 7-14 -/- -/- 12,208 121-271

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 141 ALL-TIME RESULTS

1983 1987 1991 Overall Record: 6-5 EASTERN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Overall Record: 10-2 • BIG EAST Record: 5-0 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson Overall Record: 11-0-1 Final National Ranking: 11th (AP), 11th (USA Today/Coaches) Captains: Blaise Winter, Brent Ziegler Final National Ranking: 4th (AP), 4th (UPI) Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Head Coach: Dick MacPherson Captains: Andrew Dees, Mark McDonald, Tim Sandquist, Greg Walker 9/2 at Temple 10 L 6-17 -/- -/- 11,549 Captains: Paul Frase, Ted Gregory, Don McPherson 9/10 Kent State W 22-10 -/- -/- 24,605 9/7 Vanderbilt W 37-10 24/NP -/- 35,541 9/17 Northwestern W 35-0 -/- -/- 25,979 9/5 Maryland W 25-11 -/- -/- 35,234 9/14 at Maryland W 31-17 22/NP -/- 41,310 9/24 Rutgers W 17-13 -/- -/- 26,497 9/12 at Rutgers W 20-3 -/- -/- 23,726 9/21 Florida W 38-21 18/NP 5/NP 49,823 10/1 at Nebraska L 7-63 -/- 1/1 76,382 9/19 Miami (Ohio) W 24-10 -/- -/- 33,838 9/28 at Tulane W 24-0 10/10 -/- 19,729 10/8 Maryland L 13-34 -/- 16/14 43,700 9/26 at Virginia Tech W 35-21 -/18 -/- 33,300 10/5 at Florida State L 14-46 10/10 1/1 61,231 10/15 Penn State L 6-17 -/- -/- 50,010 10/3 at Missouri W 24-13 -/17 -/- 36,773 10/12 East Carolina L 20-23 15/17 -/- 37,767 10/29 at Pittsburgh L 10-13 -/- -/20 52,374 10/17 Penn State W 48-21 13/11 10/10 50,011 10/19 at Pittsburgh * W 31-27 24/23 20/20 42,707 11/5 at Navy W 14-7 -/- -/- 22,009 10/24 Colgate W 52-6 9/9 -/- 48,097 10/26 at Rutgers * W 21-7 18/18 -/- 30,162 11/12 Boston College W 21-10 -/- 13/12 41,225 10/31 at Pittsburgh W 24-10 8/8 -/- 52,714 11/2 Temple * W 27-6 18/17 -/- 46,819 11/19 West Virginia W 27-16 -/- 14/15 36,661 11/7 at Navy W 34-10 8/8 -/- 26,614 11/16 Boston College * W 38-16 17/17 -/- 45,453 178-200 11/14 Boston College W 45-17 6/6 -/- 49,892 11/23 West Virginia * W 16-10 16/16 -/- 45,263 11/21 West Virginia W 32-31 6/6 -/- 49,866 297-183 363-153 Hall of Fame Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) 1984 Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, La.) 1/1 vs. Ohio State W 24-17 16/16 25/22 57,789 Overall Record: 6-5 1/1 vs. Auburn T 16-16 4/4 6/6 75,495 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson Captains: Marty Chalk, Jaime Covington, Jim Gorzalski, Jamie Kimmel 1992 1988 EASTERN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS 9/8 at Maryland W 23-7 -/- -/- 38,850 Overall Record: 10-2 Overall Record: 10-2 • BIG EAST Record: 6-1 9/15 at Northwestern W 13-12 -/- -/- 23,199 Final National Ranking: 13th (AP), 12th (UPI) Final National Ranking: 6th (AP), 7th (USA Today/Coaches) 9/22 Rutgers L 0-19 -/- -/- 41,810 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/29 Nebraska W 17-9 -/- 1/1 47,280 Captains: Paul Frase, Ted Gregory, Don McPherson Captains: David Walker, Glen Young 10/6 at Florida L 0-16 -/- -/- 70,189 10/13 at West Virginia L 10-20 -/- -/- 57,741 9/3 Temple W 31-21 -/- -/- 41,727 9/5 at East Carolina W 42-21 10/NP -/- 36,500 10/20 at Penn State L 3-21 -/- 19/- 85,860 9/10 at Ohio State L 9-26 -/19 -/- 89,768 9/12 Texas W 31-21 9/9 -/- 49,238 10/27 Army W 27-16 -/- -/- 41,438 9/24 Virginia Tech W 35-0 -/- -/- 41,118 9/19 Ohio State L 12-35 8/10 21/18 46,629 11/3 Pittsburgh W 13-7 -/- -/- 46,489 10/1 Maryland W 20-9 -/- -/- 45,197 10/3 at Louisville W 15-9 17/17 -/- 37,323 11/10 Navy W 29-0 -/- -/- 44,090 10/8 Rutgers W 34-20 -/- -/- 48,798 10/10 Rutgers * W 50-28 15/15 -/- 49,194 11/17 at Boston College 17 L 16-24 -/- 13/13 60,890 10/15 at Penn State W 24-10 -/20 -/- 85,916 10/17 at West Virginia * W 20-17 14/14 24/24 52,657 151-151 10/22 at East Carolina W 38-14 19/16 -/- 16,450 10/24 at Temple * W 38-7 12/11 -/- 11,121 11/5 Navy W 49-21 16/14 -/- 49,784 10/31 Pittsburgh * W 41-10 12/11 -/- 48,837 11/12 at Boston College W 45-20 15/13 -/- 32,000 11/7 Virginia Tech * W 28-9 10/9 -/- 49,196 1985 11/19 at West Virginia L 9-31 14/13 4/4 65,127 11/14 at Boston College * W 27-10 10/9 17/15 33,298 Overall Record: 7-5 12/3 Pittsburgh W 24-7 18/16 49,860 11/21 Miami (Fla.) * L 10-16 8/7 1/1 49,857 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 318-179 314-183 Captains: Tim Green, Rudy Reed Hall of Fame Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) 1/2 vs. LSU W 23-10 17/16 16/17 51,112 1/1 vs. Colorado W 26-22 6/9 10/6 70,224 9/14 at Mississippi State L 3-30 -/- -/- 26,832 9/21 Kent State W 34-0 -/- -/- 29,822 9/28 at Virginia Tech L 14-24 -/- -/- 33,400 1989 1993 10/5 Louisville W 48-0 -/- -/- 26,922 Overall Record: 8-4 Overall Record: 6-4-1 • BIG EAST Record: 3-4/5th 10/19 Penn State L 20-24 -/- 6/4 50,021 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 10/26 Temple W 29-14 -/- -/- 45,391 Captains: Blake Bednarz, Dan Bucey, Rob Burnett, Michael Owens, Captains: Marvin Graves, Dwayne Joseph, John Reagan 11/2 at Pittsburgh W 12-0 -/- -/- 25,500 Terry Wooden 11/9 at Navy W 24-20 -/- -/- 25,049 9/4 Ball State W 35-12 6/7 -/- 45,090 11/16 Boston College W 41-21 -/- -/- 45,790 9/9 at Temple W 43-3 14/15 -/- 20,150 9/9 at East Carolina W 41-22 6/6 -/- 33,050 11/23 at Rutgers W 31-14 -/- -/- 19,685 9/16 Army W 10-7 11/10 -/- 48,331 9/18 at Texas T 21-21 6/4 -/- 65,897 11/30 West Virginia L 10-13 -/- -/- 33,431 9/23 at Pittsburgh L 23-30 10/13 -/- 45,762 9/25 Cincinnati W 24-21 12/11 -/- 48,312 266-160 -/- -/- 10/7 Florida State L 10-41 17/19 22/20 49,832 10/2 Boston College * L 29-33 13/13 -/- 48,839 Cherry Bowl (Pontiac, Mich.) 10/14 Penn State L 12-34 -/- 23/23 49,876 10/16 at Pittsburgh * W 24-21 24/19 -/- 34,268 12/21 vs. Maryland L 18-35 -/- 20/- 51,858 10/21 at Rutgers W 49-28 -/- -/- 29,276 10/23 at Miami (Fla.) * L 0-49 23/21 6/6 63,194 10/28 East Carolina W 18-16 -/- -/- 48,731 10/30 West Virginia * L 0-43 -/- 13/11 49,268 11/4 Boston College W 23-11 -/- -/- 49,781 11/6 Temple * W 52-3 -/- -/- 48,949 1986 11/11 at Navy W 38-17 -/- -/- 29,032 11/13 at Virginia Tech * L 24-45 -/- -/- 44,772 Overall Record: 5-6 11/23 West Virginia L 17-24 -/- 17/19 46,757 11/26 at Rutgers 14 * W 31-18 -/- -/- 26,101 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 12/2 vs. Louisville 18 W 24-13 -/- -/- 50,000 281-288 Captains: Pete Ewald, Jim Leible, Tim Pidgeon 267-224 Peach Bowl (Atlanta, Ga.) 9/6 Mississippi State L 17-24 -/- -/- 34,216 12/30 vs. Georgia W 19-18 -/- -/- 44,911 1994 9/13 at Army L 28-33 -/- -/- 38,822 Overall Record: 7-4 • BIG EAST Record: 4-3/t-3rd 9/20 Virginia Tech L 17-26 -/- -/- 27,466 Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/27 Rutgers L 10-16 -/- -/- 33,577 1990 Captains: Wilky Bazile, Eric Chenoweth, Dan Conley, Tony Jones 10/4 Missouri W 41-9 -/- -/- 41,035 Overall Record: 7-4-2 10/18 at Penn State L 3-42 -/- 6/5 85,512 Final National Ranking: 21st (UPI) 9/3 Oklahoma L 29-30 -/- 16/13 48,421 10/25 at Temple W 27-24 -/- -/- 19,422 Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 9/10 at Cincinnati W 34-19 -/- -/- 21,735 11/1 Pittsburgh W 24-20 -/- -/- 34,114 Captains: John Flannery, Duane Kinnon, Gary McCummings, 9/17 Rutgers * W 37-36 -/- -/- 44,925 11/8 Navy W 31-22 -/- -/- 36,796 Rob Thomson 9/24 at East Carolina W 21-18 -/- -/- 33,127 11/15 at Boston College L 9-27 -/- -/- 32,000 10/1 Virginia Tech * W 28-20 -/22 14/10 47,635 11/22 at West Virginia W 34-23 -/- -/- 40,106 8/31 vs. Southern California 19 L 16-34 -/- 9/NP 57,293 10/8 Pittsburgh * W 31-7 21/19 -/- 47,622 241-266 9/8 Temple W 19-9 -/- -/- 38,925 10/22 at Temple * W 49-42 16/14 -/- 12,241 9/15 Michigan State T 23-23 -/- 19/22 49,322 11/5 Miami (Fla.) * L 6-27 10/9 5/3 49,565 9/22 Pittsburgh T 20-20 -/25 25/- 47,996 11/12 at Boston College * L 0-31 14/15 25/24 44,500 10/6 at Vanderbilt W 49-14 -/- -/- 30,037 11/19 Maryland W 21-16 -/24 -/- 48,309 10/13 at Penn State L 21-27 -/- -/- 86,002 11/24 at West Virginia * L 0-13 22/20 -/- 40,369 10/20 Rutgers W 42-0 -/- -/- 49,521 256-259 10/27 at Army W 26-14 -/- -/- 41,153 11/3 at Boston College W 35-6 -/- -/- 32,213 11/10 Tulane L 24-26 -/- -/- 48,848 11/17 at West Virginia W 31-7 -/- -/- 44,669 11/24 at Miami (Fla.) L 7-33 -/- 2/2 66,196 313-213 Aloha Bowl (Honolulu, Hawaii) 12/25 vs. Arizona W 28-0 32,217

142 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide ALL-TIME RESULTS

1995 1999 Overall Record: 9-3 • BIG EAST Record: 5-2/3rd Overall Record: 7-5 • BIG EAST Record: 3-4/4th ORANGE IN OVERTIME Final National Ranking: 19th (AP), 16th (USA Today/Coaches) Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Captains: Mark Baniewicz, Keith Bulluck, Donald Dinkins, The NCAA instituted overtime periods in 1996. Syracuse Captains: Cy Ellsworth, Marvin Harrison, Darrell Parker Quinton Spotwood, Nate Trout has an 9-7 on-field record in the 16 extra-session games 9/2 at North Carolina W 20-9 -/- 20/20 52,400 9/2 at Toledo W 35-12 -/- -/- 27,900 it has played since then. In 2002, SU became the first 9/9 East Carolina L 24-27 22/20 -/- 36,547 9/11 Central Michigan W 47-7 -/- -/- 45, 563 team in NCAA history to have two games settled in 9/23 Minnesota W 27-17 -/- -/- 42,780 9/18 Michigan L 13-18 -/- 6/5 49,249 triple overtime in the same season. 9/30 at Rutgers * W 27-17 -/- -/- 32,832 9/25 West Virginia * W 30-7 -/- -/- 44,890 10/7 Temple * W 31-14 -/- -/- 40,636 10/2 Tulane W 47-17 22/19 -/- 48,286 Date Opponent W/L Score 10/14 Eastern Michigan W 52-24 -/24 -/- 38,902 10/7 at Pittsburgh * W 24-17 18/17 -/- 45,455 10/21 West Virginia * W 22-0 -/20 -/- 48,880 10/16 at VirginiaTech * L 0-62 16/15 4/4 53,130 8/30/97 North Carolina State L 31-32 11/4 at Virginia Tech * L 7-31 20/15 -/- 51,239 10/30 Boston College * L 23-24 -/24 -/- 48,487 11/13/99 at Rutgers L 21-24 11/11 at Pittsburgh * W 42-10 23/22 -/- 20,279 11/6 Temple * W 27-10 -/- -/- 43,970 10/7/00 Pittsburgh W 24-17 (2OT) 11/18 Boston College * W 58-29 23/22 -/- 49,384 11/13 at Rutgers * L (OT) 21-24 -/- -/- 17,919 9/28/02 at Auburn L 34-37 (3OT) 11/25 at Miami (Fla.) * L 24-35 22/18 25/25 47,544 11/27 at Miami (Fla.) * L 13-45 -/- -/- 35,208 11/9/02 Virginia Tech W 50-42 (3OT) 334-213 280-243 9/6/03 at North Carolina W 49-47 (3OT) Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.) Music City Bowl (Nashville, Tenn.) 1/1 vs. Clemson W 41-0 -/22 23/21 45,202 12/29 vs. Kentucky W 20-13 -/- -/- 59,221 11/6/04 Pittsburgh * W 38-31 (2OT) 9/9/06 Iowa L 13-20 (2OT) 9/30/06 Wyoming * W 40-34 (2OT) 1996 2000 9/5/09 Minnesota L 20-23 BIG EAST CO-CHAMPIONS Overall Record: 6-5 • BIG EAST Record: 4-3/t-4th 9/1/11 Wake Forest W 36-29 Overall Record: 9-3 • BIG EAST Record: 6-1/t-1st Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/24/11 Toledo W 33-30 Captains: Morlon Greenwood, Kyle Johnson, Pat Woodcock Final National Ranking: 21st (AP), 19th (USA Today/Coaches) 10/1/11 Rutgers L 16-19 (2OT) Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Captains: Cy Ellsworth, Marvin Harrison, Darrell Parker 9/2 Buffalo W 63-7 -/- -/- 40,634 8/29/14 Villanova W 27-26 (2OT) 9/9 at Cincinnati L 10-12 -/- -/- 17,717 9/19/15 Central Michigan W 30-27 9/7 North Carolina L 10-27 9/11 24/22 48,097 9/23 at East Carolina L 17-34 -/- -/- 33,026 10/17/15 at Virginia L 38-44 (3OT) 9/21 at Minnesota L 33-35 23/24 -/- 45,756 9/30 Brigham Young W 42-14 -/- -/- 43,090 9/28 Virginia Tech * W 52-21 -/- 18/16 49,069 10/7 Pittsburgh * W (2OT) 24-17 -/- -/- 40,699 * - Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA 10/5 Rutgers * W 42-0 -/- -/- 48,112 10/14 at Boston College * L 13-20 -/- -/- 44,500 10/12 Pittsburgh * W 55-7 -/- -/- 45,103 10/21 Virginia Tech * L 14-22 -/- 2/2 49,033 10/26 at Boston College * W 45-17 -/- -/- 44,500 11/04 at West Virginia * W 31-27 -/- -/- 51,422 11/2 at West Virginia * W 30-7 -/- 18/17 56,312 11/11 at Temple University * W 31-12 -/- -/- 16,132 11/9 at Tulane W 31-7 24/23 -/- 13,537 11/18 Miami (Fla.) * L 0-26 -/- 2/2 49,327 2003 11/16 Army W 42-17 19/19 22/23 49,257 11/25 Rutgers * W 49-21 -/- -/- 35,589 Overall Record: 6-6 • BIG EAST Record: 2-5/t-6th 11/23 at Temple * W 36-15 16/17 -/- 4,312 294-212 Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 11/30 Miami (Fla.) * L 31-38 16/17 23/23 49,426 Captains: R.J. Anderson, Keith Belton, Rich Scanlon 407-191 Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) 2001 9/6 at North Carolina W (3OT) 49-47 -/- -/- 47,000 12/27 vs. Houston W 30-17 23/22 -/- 49,163 Overall Record: 10-3 • BIG EAST Record: 6-1/2nd 9/13 Louisville L 20-30 -/- -/- 38,550 Final National Ranking: 14th (AP), 14th (USA Today/Coaches) 9/20 Central Florida W 38-14 -/- -/- 35,103 Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/27 Toledo W 34-7 -/- -/- 36,083 1997 Captains: PJ Alexander, Dwight Freeney, Quentin Harris, Kyle Johnson 10/11 at Virginia Tech * L 7-51 -/- 4/4 61,115 BIG EAST CHAMPIONS Graham Manley 10/18 Boston College * W 39-14 -/- -/- 45,313 10/25 at Pittsburgh * L 14-34 -/- -/- 61,421 Overall Record: 9-4 • BIG EAST Record: 6-1/1st 19 11/8 Temple * W 41-7 -/- -/- 43,149 Final National Ranking: 21st (AP), 20th (USA Today/Coaches) 8/26 vs. Georgia Tech L 7-13 -/- 10/13 41,517 11/15 at Miami (Fla.) * L 10-17 -/- 14/14 48,130 Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/1 at Tennessee L 9-33 -/- 8/8 107,725 1122 West Virginia * L 23-34 -/- 25/- 41,801 Captains: Keith Downing, Donovin Darius, Rod Gadson, Brad Patkochis 9/8 Central Florida W 21-10 -/- -/- 35,938 9/22 Auburn W 31-14 -/- -/- 43,403 11/29 at Rutgers * L 7-24 -/- -/- 18,563 12/6 Notre Dame W 38-12 -/- -/- 48,170 8/24 vs. Wisconsin 19 W 34-0 17/16 24/24 51,185 9/29 East Carolina W 44-30 -/- -/- 36,347 320-291 8/30 North Carolina State L (OT) 31-32 13/16 -/- 42,742 10/6 at Rutgers * W 24-17 -/- -/- 17,511 9/6 at Oklahoma L 34-36 -/- -/- 68,342 10/13 at Pittsburgh * W 42-10 -/- -/- 52,367 9/13 at Virginia Tech * L 3-31 -/- 22/19 50,137 10/20 Temple * W 45-3 -/- -/- 42,115 9/20 Tulane W 30-19 -/- -/- 42,246 10/27 at Virginia Tech * W 22-14 -/- 5/4 53,662 2004 10/4 East Carolina W 56-0 -/- -/- 44,054 11/10 West Virginia * W 24-13 18/18 -/- 43,753 BIG EAST CO-CHAMPIONS 10/9 at Rutgers * W 50-3 -/- -/- 19,044 11/17 at Miami (Fla.) * L 0-59 14/13 1/2 52,896 Overall Record: 0-6 • BIG EAST Record: 0-2/t-1st 10/18 Temple * W 60-7 -/- -/- 47,720 11/24 Boston College * W 39-28 22/21 25/- 45,063 Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 11/1 West Virginia * W 40-10 -/24 17/17 49,273 308-244 Captains: Julian Pollard, Walter Reyes, Matt Tarullo 11/8 Boston College * W 20-13 22/19 -/- 49,153 Insight.com Bowl (Phoenix, Ariz.) 11/15 at Pittsburgh * W 32-27 21/19 -/- 46,102 12/29 vs. Kansas State W 26-3 18/18 -/- 40,028 9/5 at Purdue L 0-51 -/- 24/23 56,827 11/29 at Miami (Fla.) * W 33-13 16/16 -/- 25,147 9/11 at Buffalo W 37-17 -/- -/- 29,013 423-191 9/18 Cincinnati W 19-7 -/- -/- 32,893 Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) 2002 9/25 at Virginia L 10-31 -/- 13/12 59,699 12/31 vs. Kansas State L 18-35 14/14 10/9 69,367 Overall Record: 4-8 • BIG EAST Record: 2-5/t-5th 10/2 Rutgers * W 41-31 -/- -/- 40,153 Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 10/9 Florida State L 13-17 -/- 8/8 40,539 Captains: Clifton Smith, Chris Davis, Will Hunter, Troy Nunes, 10/21 at West Virginia * L 6-27 -/- 15/14 52,909 1998 David Tyree 10/30 Connecticut * W 42-30 -/- -/- 34,545 BIG EAST CHAMPIONS 11/6 Pittsburgh * W (2OT) 38-31 -/- -/- 37,211 8/29 at Brigham Young L 21-42 -/- -/- 65,612 11/13 at Temple * L 24-34 -/- -/- 15,564 Overall Record: 8-4 • BIG EAST Record: 6-1/1st 9/7 North Carolina L 22-30 -/- -/- 39,444 11/27 at Boston College * W 43-17 -/- 17/19 44,500 Final National Ranking: 25th (AP), 24th (USA Today/Coaches), 15th (BCS) 9/14 Rhode Island W 63-17 -/- -/- 43,089 Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/28 at Auburn L (3OT) 34-37 -/- -/25 83,667 Champs Sports Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) Captains: Scott Kiernan, Rob Konrad, Donovan McNabb, Jason Poles 10/5 Pittsburgh * L 24-48 -/- -/- 39,947 12/21 vs. Georgia Tech L 14-51 -/- -/- 28,237 10/12 at Temple * L 16-17 -/- -/- 17,220 287-344 9/5 Tennessee L 33-34 17/14 10/10 49,550 10/19 at West Virginia * L 7-34 -/- -/- 45,088 9/12 at Michigan W 38-28 19/18 13/14 111,012 10/26 Rutgers * W 45-14 -/- -/- 37,158 12 games played; 6-6 on-field record; Wins vacated by NCAA 9/19 Rutgers * W 70-14 13/13 -/- 42,716 11/2 at Central Florida W 38-35 -/- -/- 24,043 10/1 at North Carolina State L 17-38 11/11 -/- 51,200 11/9 Virginia Tech * W (3OT) 50-42 -/- 8/7 48,239 10/10 Cincinnati W 63-21 24/24 -/- 47,251 11/16 at Boston College * L 20-41 -/- -/- 36,221 10/17 at Boston College * W 42-25 23/22 -/- 43,413 11/30 Miami (Fla.) * L 7-49 -/- 1/1 45,679 10/31 Pittsburgh * W 45-28 17/19 -/- 49,012 347-406 11/7 at West Virginia * L 28-35 15/17 -/- 54,655 11/14 Virginia Tech * W 28-26 -/25 16/12 49,336 11/21 at Temple * W 38-7 24/24 -/- 12,483 11/28 Miami (Fla.) * W 66-13 21/22 19/20 49,521 468-269 Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) 1/2 vs. Florida L 10-31 18/17 7/7 67,919

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 143 ALL-TIME RESULTS

2005 2009 2013 Overall Record: 0-10 • BIG EAST Record: 0-7/8th Overall Record: 4-8 • BIG EAST Record: 1-6/t-7th Overall Record: 7-6 • ACC Record: 4-4/t-3rd (Atlantic) Head Coach: Greg Robinson Head Coach: Doug Marrone Head Coach: Scott Shafer Captains: Steve Franklin, James Wyche Captains: Arthur Jones, Rob Long, Mike Owen, Greg Paulus Captains: Jay Bromley, Macky MacPherson, Jerome Smith, Marquis Spruill 9/4 West Virginia * L 7-15 -/- -/- 45,418 9/5 Minnesota L (OT) 20-23 -/- -/- 48,617 9/10 Buffalo W 31-0 -/- -/- 34,442 9/12 at Penn State L 7-28 -/- 7/5 106,387 8/31 vs. Penn State 20 L 17-23 -/- -/- 61,202 9/17 Virginia L 24-27 -/- 25/20 40,027 9/19 Northwestern W 37-34 -/- -/- 40,251 9/7 at Northwestern L 27-48 -/- 19/20 38,033 10/1 at Florida State L 14-38 -/- 6/7 83,717 9/26 Maine W 41-24 -/- -/- 35,632 9/14 Wagner W 54-0 -/- -/- 33,299 10/7 at Connecticut * L 7-26 -/- -/- 40,000 10/3 USF * L 20-34 -/- -/- 40,147 9/21 Tulane W 52-17 -/- -/- 36,128 10/15 Rutgers * L 9-31 -/- -/- 39,022 10/10 West Virginia * L 13-34 -/- -/- 40,144 10/5 Clemson * L 14-49 -/- 3/4 48,961 10/22 at Pittsburgh * L 17-34 -/- -/- 33,059 10/24 Akron W 28-14 -/- -/- 36,991 10/12 at North Carolina State * W 24-10 -/- -/- 56,639 10/29 Cincinnati * L 16-22 -/- -/- 42,457 10/31 Cincinnati * L 7-28 -/- 5/7 33,802 10/19 at Georgia Tech * L 0-56 -/- -/- 45,704 11/12 USF * L 0-27 -/- -/- 40,144 11/7 at Pittsburgh * L 10-37 -/- 14/14 46,885 11/2 Wake Forest * W 13-0 -/- -/- 38,550 11/19 at Notre Dame L 10-34 -/- 6/7 80,795 11/14 at Louisville * L 9-10 -/- -/- 33,223 11/9 at Maryland * W 20-3 -/- -/- 37,213 11/26 at Louisville * L 17-41 -/- 17/18 37,896 11/21 Rutgers * W 31-13 -/- 25/- 36,759 11/16 at Florida State * L 3-59 -/- 2/2 74,491 152-295 11/28 at Connecticut * L 31-56 -/- -/- 40,000 11/23 Pittsburgh * L 16-17 -/- -/- 35,317 254-335 11/30 Boston College * W 34-31 -/- -/- 37,406 11 games played; 1-10 on-field record.; Win vacated by NCAA Texas Bowl (Houston, Texas) 2010 12/27 vs. Minnesota W 21-17 -/- -/- 32,327 2006 Overall Record: 8-5 • BIG EAST Record: 4-3/4th 295-330 Overall Record: 0-8 • BIG EAST Record: 0-6/t-7th Head Coach: Doug Marrone Head Coach: Greg Robinson Captains: Ryan Bartholomew, Rob Long, Derrell Smith Captains: Brendan Carney, Jerry Mackey, Perry Patterson, Kelvin Smith 2014 9/4 at Akron W 29-3 -/- -/- 15,969 Overall Record: 3-9 • ACC Record: 1-7/t-6th (Atlantic) 9/2 at Wake Forest L 10-20 -/- -/- 34,121 9/11 at Washington L 20-41 -/- -/- 62,418 Head Coach: Scott Shafer 9/9 Iowa L (2OT) 13-20 -/- 14/15 37,199 9/18 Maine W 38-14 -/- -/- 37,758 Captains: Sean Hickey, Prince-Tyson Gulley, Cameron Lynch, 9/16 at Illinois W 31-21 -/- -/- 40,657 9/25 Colgate W 42-7 -/- -/- 38,068 Sam Rodgers 9/23 Miami (Ohio) W 34-14 -/- -/- 35,274 10/9 at USF * W 13-9 -/- -/- 41,917 9/30 Wyoming W (2OT) 40-34 -/- -/- 38,447 10/16 Pittsburgh * L 14-45 -/- -/- 40,168 88/29/29 V Villanovaillanova W ((2OT)2OT) 2 27-267-26 -/- -/- 41,18941,189 10/7 Pittsburgh * L 11-21 -/- -/- 41,870 10/23 at West Virginia * W 19-14 -/- 20/19 58,122 99/13/13 a att CCentralentral MichiganMichigan W 40-340-3 -/- -/- 25,53125,531 10/14 at West Virginia * L 17-41 -/- 4/5 60,051 10/30 at Cincinnati * W 31-7 -/- -/- 32,072 99/20/20 MMarylandaryland L 20-3420-34 -/- -/- 40,51140,511 10/21 Louisville * L 13-28 -/- 6/6 35,708 11/6 Louisville * L 20-28 -/- -/- 40,735 99/27/27 vs.vs. NNotreotre DDameame 2200 L 15-3115-31 -/- 88/8/8 776,8026,802 10/28 at Cincinnati * L 3-17 -/- -/- 20,146 11/13 at Rutgers * W 13-10 -/- -/- 49,911 110/30/3 LLouisvilleouisville * L 6-286-28 -/- -/- 37,56937,569 11/11 at USF * L 10-27 -/- -/- 29,694 11/20 Connecticut * L 6-23 -/- -/- 41,465 110/110/11 F Floridalorida StateState * L 20-3820-38 -/- 11/1/1 443,2953,295 11/18 Connecticut * W 20-14 -/- -/- 35,079 11/27 Boston College L 7-16 -/- -/- 42,191 110/180/18 a att WWakeake FForestorest * W 330-70-7 -/- -/- 25,10725,107 11/25 at Rutgers * L 7-38 -/- 15/16 43,791 110/250/25 aatt CClemsonlemson * L 6-166-16 -/- 21/2021/20 880,0310,031 209-295 New Era Pinstripe Bowl (New York, N.Y.) 111/11/1 N Northorth CCarolinaarolina StateState * L 17-2417-24 -/- -/- 40,78740,787 12/30 vs. Kansas State W 36-34 -/- -/- 38,274 111/81/8 DDukeuke * L 10-2710-27 -/- 22/2022/20 339,3319,331 12 games played; 4-8 on-field record; Wins vacated by NCAA 288-251 111/221/22 a att PPii ssburghburgh * L 7-307-30 -/- -/- 32,54932,549 111/291/29 a att BBostonoston CollegeCollege * L 7-287-28 -/- -/- 30,26730,267 2205-29205-292 2007 2011 Overall Record: 2-10 • BIG EAST Record: 1-6/8th Overall Record: 5-7 • BIG EAST Record: 1-6/t-7th Head Coach: Greg Robinson Head Coach: Doug Marrone 2015 Captains: Jameel McClain, Taj Smith Captains: Antwon Bailey, Adam Harris, Kevyn Scott Overall Record: 4-8 • ACC Record: 2-6/5th (Atlantic) Head Coach: Scott Shafer 8/31 Washington L 12-42 -/- -/- 40,329 9/1 Wake Forest W (OT) 36-29 -/- -/- 40,833 Captains: Luke Arciniega, Zaire Franklin, Terrel Hunt, Rob Trudo 9/8 at Iowa L 0-35 -/- -/- 70,585 9/10 Rhode Island W 21-14 -/- -/- 36,421 9/15 Illinois L 20-41 -/- -/- 34,188 9/17 at Southern California L 17-38 -/- -/- 65,873 99/4/4 RRhodehode IslandIsland W 47-047-0 -/--/- -/--/- 30,11230,112 9/22 at Louisville * W 38-35 -/- 18/19 40,922 9/24 Toledo W (OT) 33-30 -/- -/- 39,116 99/12/12 W Wakeake FForestorest * W 3 30-170-17 - -/-/- - -/-/- 2 26,6706,670 9/29 at Miami (Ohio) L 14-17 -/- -/- 16,800 10/1 Rutgers * L (2OT) 16-19 -/- -/- 42,152 99/19/19 C Centralentral MichiganMichigan W (OT)(OT) 30-2730-27 -/--/- -/--/- 27,94927,949 10/6 West Virginia * L 14-55 -/- 13/12 35,345 10/8 at Tulane W 37-34 -/- -/- 23,188 99/26/26 LLSUSU L 24-3424-34 -/--/- 8/98/9 43,10143,101 10/13 Rutgers * L 14-38 -/- -/- 36,226 10/21 West Virginia * W 49-23 -/- 11/14 45,265 110/100/10 aatt UUSFSF L 24-4524-45 -/--/- -/--/- 27,23527,235 10/20 Buffalo W 20-12 -/- -/- 30,897 10/29 at Louisville * L 10-27 -/- -/- 44,817 110/170/17 a att VVirginiairginia * L (3OT)(3OT) 38-4438-44 -/--/- -/--/- 39,22339,223 11/3 at Pittsburgh * L 17-20 -/- -/- 31,374 11/5 at Connecticut * L 21-28 -/- -/- 38,769 110/240/24 PPii ssburghburgh * L 20-2320-23 -/--/- 25/-25/- 29,83229,832 11/10 USF + L 10-41 -/- -/- 38,039 11/11 USF * L 17-37 -/- -/- 41,582 110/310/31 a att FFloridalorida StateState * L 21-4521-45 -/--/- 17/1517/15 67,63067,630 11/17 at Connecticut * L 7-30 -/- 25/- 40,000 11/26 Cincinnati * L 13-30 -/- -/- 38,159 111/71/7 a att LLouisvilleouisville * L 17-4117-41 -/--/- -/--/- 46,15846,158 11/24 Cincinnati * L 31-52 -/- 24/- 30,040 12/3 at Pittsburgh * L 20-33 -/- -/- 40,058 111/141/14 CClemsonlemson * L 27-3727-37 -/--/- 1/21/2 36,73636,736 197-418 290-342 111/211/21 a att NNorthorth CCarolinaarolina StateState * L 29-4229-42 -/--/- -/--/- 55,26055,260 111/281/28 B Bostonoston CollegeCollege * W 20-1720-17 -/--/- -/--/- 30,31730,317 2008 327-372327-372 Overall Record: 3-9 • BIG EAST Record: 1-6/t-7th 2012 Head Coach: Greg Robinson BIG EAST CO-CHAMPIONS Captains: Tony Fiametta, Jack Flaherty, Patrick Shadle, Bruce Williams Overall Record: 8-5 • BIG EAST Record: 5-2/t-1st Head Coach: Doug Marrone 8/30 at Northwestern L 10-30 -/- -/- 20,015 Captains: Siriki Diabate, Ryan Nassib, Justin Pugh, Shamarko Thomas 9/6 Akron L 28-42 -/- -/- 31,808 9/13 Penn State L 13-55 -/- 17/17 45,795 9/1 Northwestern L 41-42 -/- -/- 37,830 9/20 Northeastern W 30-21 -/- -/- 34,694 9/8 vs. Southern California 20 L 29-42 -/- 2/2 39,507 9/27 Pittsburgh * L 24-34 -/- -/- 27,549 9/15 Stony Brook W 28-17 -/- -/- 34,512 10/11 at West Virginia * L 6-17 -/- -/- 58,133 9/22 at Minnesota L 10-17 -/- -/- 50,805 10/18 at USF * L 13-45 -/- 19/20 51,384 KEY 10/5 Pittsburgh * W 14-13 -/- -/- 40,394 1 - Polo Grounds (New York, N.Y.) 11/1 Louisville * W 28-21 -/- -/- 32,917 10/13 at Rutgers * L 15-23 -/- 20/19 48,011 2 - Olympic Park (Buffalo, N.Y.) 11/8 at Rutgers * L 17-35 -/- -/- 42,172 10/19 Connecticut * W 40-10 -/- -/- 36,715 3 - Springfield, Mass. 11/15 Connecticut * L 14-39 -/- -/- 28,081 10/27 at USF * W 37-36 -/- -/- 38,562 4 - Forbes Field (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 11/22 at Notre Dame W 24-23 -/- -/- 80,795 11/3 at Cincinnati * L 24-35 -/- -/- 26,180 5 - Molson Memorial Stadium (Montreal, Ontario, Canada) 11/29 at Cincinnati * L 10-30 -/- 16/16 34,603 11/10 Louisville * W 45-26 -/- 11/10 40,312 6 - Yankee Stadium (Bronx, N.Y.) 217-392 11/17 at Missouri W 31-27 -/- -/- 63,045 7 - Municipal Stadium (Baltimore, Md.) 11/23 at Temple * W 38-20 -/- -/- 22,317 8 - Fenway Park (Boston, Mass.) 9 - (Cleveland, Ohio) New Era Pinstripe Bowl (New York, N.Y.) 10 - Franklin Field (Philadelphia, Pa.) 12/29 vs. West Virginia W 38-14 39,098 11 - Shea Stadium (Flushing, N.Y.) 390-322 12 - Astrodome (Houston, Texas) 13 - Superdome (New Orleans, La.) 14 - Giants Stadium (East Rutherford, N.J.) 15 - Rich Stadium (Orchard Park, N.Y.) 16 - Schoellkopf Field (Ithaca, N.Y.) 17 - Sullivan Stadium (Foxboro, Mass.) 18 - Coca-Cola Bowl (Tokyo Dome; Tokyo, Japan) 19 - Kickoff Classic (Giants Stadium; East Rutherford, N.J.) 20 - New York’s College Classic (MetLife Stadium; East Rutherford, N.J.)

* - Conference game

144 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

Gms W L T Akron 3 2 1 0 Alabama 2 1 1 0 Alfred 1 1 0 0 Allegheny 1 1 0 0 All-Syracuse 3 3 0 0 Amherst 3 3 0 0 Arizona 2 2 0 0 Army 21 11 10 0 Auburn 3 1 1 1 Baldwin Wallace 1 0 1 0 Ball State 1 1 0 0 Baylor 2 1 1 0 Bolling Air Force Base 1 0 1 0 BOSTON COLLEGE 1 49 29 19 0 Boston University 16 12 3 1 Bowling Green 2 0 2 0 Brigham Young 2 1 1 0 Brown 15 9 3 3 Bucknell 4 4 0 0 Buffalo 2 8 2 3 1 California 2 1 1 0 Carlisle 9 3 6 0 Case School of Science 1 1 0 0 Cazenovia 3 3 0 0 Central Florida 3 3 0 0 The Orange renews their rivalry with Notre Dame in 2016. The teams have played seven times Central Michigan 3 3 0 0 previously with Syracuse winning three times. Cincinnati 1 13 4 8 0 Clarkson 15 15 0 0 CLEMSON 4 1 3 0 Gms W L T Gms W L T Clyde Athletic Association 1 0 0 1 Missouri 3 3 0 0 Trinity (N.Y.) 1 0 0 1 COLGATE 66 30 31 5 Montana 1 0 0 1 Tufts 4 4 0 0 Colorado 1 1 0 0 Mount Union 1 1 0 0 Tulane 9 8 1 0 Columbia 24 11 9 4 Muhlenberg 1 1 0 0 UCLA 8 6 2 0 3 CONNECTICUT 9 1 6 0 Navy 27 19 8 0 Union 7 1 6 0 Cornell 34 11 23 0 Nebraska 12 7 5 0 USN Transport 1 1 0 0 Cornell (B) 2 1 1 0 New York University 7 7 0 0 Vanderbilt 2 2 0 0 Cortland 6 6 0 0 Niagara 11 11 0 0 Vermont 7 7 0 0 Dartmouth 10 3 6 1 North Carolina 4 2 2 0 Villanova 4 3 1 0 Dickinson 2 2 0 0 North Carolina Pre-Flight 1 0 1 0 Virginia 5 2 3 0 Duke 3 0 3 0 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 9 1 8 0 VIRGINIA TECH 17 9 8 0 East Carolina 10 7 3 0 Northeastern 1 1 0 0 Wagner 1 1 0 0 Eastern Michigan 1 1 0 0 Northwestern 11 5 6 0 WAKE FOREST 5 4 1 0 Elmira Athletic Association 1 1 0 0 NOTRE DAME 7 3 4 0 Washington 4 1 3 0 Florida 4 2 2 0 Oberlin 1 1 0 0 Washington & Jefferson 3 1 2 0 FLORIDA STATE 9 1 8 0 Occidental 1 1 0 0 Washington State 1 1 0 0 Fordham 7 4 2 1 Ogdensburg 1 1 0 0 West Virginia 60 33 27 0 47th Infantry 2 1 0 1 Oglethorpe 1 1 0 0 West Virginia Wesleyan 1 0 1 0 Franklin & Marshall 1 1 0 0 Ohio State 6 2 4 0 Western Reserve 4 4 0 0 Georgetown 4 1 2 1 Ohio University 2 2 0 0 William & Mary 7 7 0 0 George Washington 1 1 0 0 Ohio Wesleyan 8 4 2 2 Williams 7 3 4 0 Georgia 1 1 0 0 Oklahoma 4 0 4 0 Wisconsin 5 3 1 1 Georgia Tech 3 0 3 0 Onondaga Academy 1 1 0 0 Wyoming 4 1 0 0 0 Hamilton 13 10 3 0 Onondaga Indians 2 2 0 0 Wyoming Seminary 1 1 0 0 Hobart 25 25 0 0 Oregon State 8 5 3 0 Yale 11 0 11 0 Holy Cross 28 23 5 0 Penn State 71 23 43 5 Total * 1,282 701 521 49 Houston 2 1 1 0 PITTSBURGH 1 71 30 37 3 Illinois 4 12 1 10 0 Princeton 6 0 5 1 2016 opponents in BOLD CAPS Indiana 7 3 4 0 Providence 1 1 0 0 Iowa 4 1 3 0 Purdue 1 0 1 0 Iowa State 2 1 0 1 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 4 4 0 0 KEY 1 - Does not include 2004 win vacated by NCAA John Carroll 1 0 1 0 Richmond 1 1 0 0 2 - Does not include 2004 and 2005 wins vacated by NCAA Johns Hopkins 5 5 0 0 Rhode Island 3 3 0 0 3 - Does not include 2004 and 2006 wins vacated by NCAA Kansas 8 4 4 0 Rochester 25 20 4 1 4 - Does not include 2006 win vacated by NCAA Kansas State 3 2 1 0 Rutgers 1 43 29 12 1 Kent State 3 2 1 0 St. Bonaventure 1 0 0 1 * - On-field record is 712-521-49; Eleven wins from 2004-06 Kentucky 1 1 0 0 St. John’s Military Academy 12 5 5 2 vacated by NCAA Lafayette 10 6 3 1 St. Lawrence 6 6 0 0 Lehigh 2 2 0 0 St. Louis 3 2 0 1 LOUISVILLE 14 6 8 0 Scranton 1 1 0 0 LSU 3 1 2 0 SOUTH FLORIDA 9 2 7 0 Maine 2 2 0 0 Southern California 4 0 4 0 Manhattan 1 1 0 0 Southern Methodist 1 0 1 0 Maryland 36 19 15 2 Springfield 2 1 1 0 McGill 2 2 0 0 Stony Brook 1 1 0 0 McNeese State 1 1 0 0 Susquehanna 1 1 0 0 Mercer 1 1 0 0 Syracuse Athletic Association 20 11 8 1 Miami (Fla.) 22 7 15 0 Syracuse HS 2 2 0 0 4 Miami (Ohio) 4 2 1 0 Temple 37 26 10 1 Michigan 12 5 6 1 Tennessee 3 0 3 0 Michigan State 13 3 9 1 Texas 3 2 0 1 Minnesota 5 2 3 0 Texas Christian 1 0 1 0 Mississippi State 2 0 2 0 Toledo 3 3 0 0

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 145 POLL HISTORY

Date Opponent W/L/T Score ORANGE IN THE FINAL POLLS ORANGE VS. AP TOP 25 Oct. 20, 1973 #5 Penn State L 6-49 Oct. 18, 1975 #9 Penn State L 7-19S Year Record AP Coaches Overall H A N Bowl Sept. 26, 1976 #8 Maryland L 28-42 1952 7-3 14 - Top 25 * 47-127-4 24-56-3 17-60 6-11-1 5-7-1 Oct. 30, 1976 at #2 Pittsburgh L 13-23 1956 7-2 8 8 vs. ACC 0-8 0-5 0-3 - - Oct. 15, 1977 #10 Penn State L 24-31 1958 8-2 9 10 vs. No. 1 1-10 1-4 0-6 - - Oct. 14, 1978 #10 Maryland L 9-24 1959 11-0 1 1 vs. No. 2 0-12 0-6 0-5 0-1 - Oct. 21, 1978 at #2 Penn State L 15-45 1960 7-2 t-19 - vs. No. 3 0-2 0-1 0-1 - - Sept. 13, 1980 at #1 Ohio State L 21-31 1961 8-3 14 16 vs. No. 4 2-4 - 1-4 1-0 1-0 Oct. 17, 1981 #2 Penn State L 16-41 1963 8-2 - 12 vs. No. 5 3-5 1-4 2-0 0-1 0-1 Oct. 24, 1981 at #2 Pittsburgh L 10-23 1964 7-4 - 12 vs. No. 6 1-7-1 0-3 1-4 0-0-1 0-0-1 Oct. 16, 1982 at #8 Penn State L 7-28 1965 7-3 - 19 vs. No. 7 1-8 0-3 1-3 0-2 0-2 Oct. 23, 1982 #2 Pittsburgh L 0-14 1966 8-3 - 16 vs. No. 8 1-6 1-3 0-2 0-1 - Oct. 1, 1983 at #1 Nebraska L 7-63 1967 8-2 - 12 vs. No. 9 1-5 1-2 0-1 0-2 0-1 Sept. 29, 1984 #1 Nebraska W 17-9 1987 11-0-1 4 4 vs. No. 10 2-11 1-6 0-3 1-2 1-1 Oct. 19, 1985 #6 Penn State L 20-24 1988 10-2 13 12 vs. No. 11 2-3 2-1 0-2 - - Oct. 18, 1986 at #6 Penn State L 3-42 1990 7-4-2 - 21 vs. No. 12 2-3 2-0 0-3 - - Oct. 17, 1987 #10 Penn State W 48-21 1991 10-2 11 11 vs. No. 13 4-7 1-4 3-3 - - Jan. 1, 1988 vs. #6 Auburn 3 T 16-16 1992 10-2 6 7 vs. No. 14 2-5 2-1 0-3 0-1 0-1 Nov. 19, 1988 at #4 West Virginia L 9-31 1995 9-3 19 16 vs. No. 15 2-3 2-0 0-3 - - Aug. 31, 1990 vs. #9 USC 4 L 16-34 1996 9-3 21 19 vs. No. 16 2-5-1 1-3-1 0-2 1-0 1-0 Nov. 17, 1990 at #2 Miami (Fla.) L 7-33 1997 9-4 21 20 vs. No. 17 * 3-5 1-3 2-2 - - Sept. 21, 1991 #5 Florida W 38-21 vs. No. 18 5-1 2-1 3-0 - - Oct. 5, 1991 at #1 Florida State L 14-46 Year Record AP Coaches BCS vs. No. 19 1-5-1 1-1-1 0-4 - - Nov. 21, 1992 #1 Miami (Fla.) L 10-16 1998 8-4 25 24 15 vs. No. 20 5-4 2-0 3-3 0-1 0-1 Jan. 1, 1993 vs. #10 Colorado 5 W 26-22 2001 10-3 14 14 - vs. No. 21 0-2 0-1 0-1 - - Oct. 23, 1993 at #6 Miami (Fla.) L 0-49 vs. No. 22 1-3 1-2 0-1 - - Nov. 5, 1994 #5 Miami (Fla.) L 6-27 The Associated Press poll was introduced in 1936. The poll vs. No. 23 1-2 0-2 - 1-0 1-0 Dec. 31, 1997 vs. #10 Kansas State 5 L 18-35 ranked the top 20 teams in the nation until 1961, when it vs. No. 24 2-3 0-2 1-1 1-0 - Sept. 5, 1998 #10 Tennessee L 33-34 was revamped to include just the top 10 teams. The top-20 vs. No. 25 3-6-1 2-3-1 0-3 1-0 1-0 Jan. 2, 1999 vs. #7 Florida 1 L 10-31 format returned in 1968 and was expanded to include the Sept. 18, 1999 #6 Michigan L 13-18 top 25 in 1989. * - Does not include 2004 road win at No. 17 Boston College Oct. 16, 1999 at #4 Virginia Tech L 0-62 The coaches poll was a service of the United Press (UP) vacated by NCAA Oct. 21, 2000 #2 Virginia Tech L 14-22 and United Press International (UPI) from 1950 to 1990. In Nov. 18, 2000 #2 Miami (Fla.) L 0-26 1991, the coaches poll was taken over and released by USA Aug. 26, 2001 vs. #10 Georgia Tech 4 L 7-13 Today. ORANGE VS. AP NO. 1 Sept. 1, 2001 at #8 Tennessee L 9-33 Bowl Championship Series (BCS) rankings were released Oct. 27, 2001 at #5 Virginia Tech W 22-14 from 1998-2013. Date Opponent W/L/T Score Nov. 17, 2001 at #1 Miami (Fla.) L 0-59 Oct. 19, 1940 at Cornell L 6-33 Nov. 9, 2002 #8 Virginia Tech W (3OT) 50-42 Oct. 18, 1952 at Michigan State L 7-48 Nov. 30, 2002 #1 Miami (Fla.) L 7-49 ORANGE IN THE AP TOP 25 Sept. 13, 1980 at Ohio State L 21-31 Oct. 11, 2003 at #4 Virginia Tech L 7-51 Oct. 1, 1983 at Nebraska L 7-63 Oct. 9, 2004 at #8 Florida State L 13-17 Last time ranked in the AP top 25 ...... Jan. 4, 2001 (14) Sept. 29, 1984 Nebraska W 17-9 Oct. 1, 2005 at #6 Florida State L 14-38 Last time ranked in the AP top 10 ...... Sept. 2, 1996 (9) Oct. 5, 1991 at Florida State L 14-46 Nov. 19, 2005 at #6 Notre Dame L 10-34 Weeks ranked in the AP poll ...... 197 Nov. 21, 1992 Miami (Fla.) L 10-16 Oct. 14, 2006 at #4 West Virginia L 17-41 Weeks ranked in the AP top 10 ...... 69 Nov. 17, 2001 at Miami (Fla.) L 0-59 Oct. 21, 2006 #6 Louisville L 13-28 Weeks ranked in the AP top 5 ...... 19 Nov. 30, 2002 Miami (Fla.) L 7-49 Sept. 12, 2009 at #7 Penn State L 7-28 Highest AP ranking ...... 1 (7 times) Oct. 11, 2014 Florida State L 20-38 Oct. 31, 2009 #5 Cincinnati L 7-28 Record vs. AP top 25 * ...... 47-127-4 Nov. 14, 2015 Clemson L 27-37 Sept. 8, 2012 vs. #2 USC 6 L 29-42 Home ...... 24-56-3 Oct. 5, 2013 #3 Clemson L 14-49 Road * ...... 17-60-0 Nov. 16, 2013 at #2 Florida State L 3-59 Neutral...... 6-11-1 ORANGE VS. AP TOP 10 Sept. 27, 2014 vs. Notre Dame 6 L 15-31 vs. ACC ...... 0-8 Oct. 11, 2014 #1 Florida State L 20-38 Date Opponent W/L/T Score Sept. 26, 2015 #8 LSU L 24-34 * - Does not include 2004 road win at No. 17 Boston College Nov. 12, 1938 #7 Duke L 0-21 Nov. 14, 2015 #1 Clemson L 27-37 vacated by NCAA Oct. 19, 1940 at #1 Cornell L 6-33 Nov. 2, 1940 #10 Georgetown L 6-28 Last win vs. AP top 10 team ...... Nov. 9, 2002 Oct. 18, 1947 at #9 Penn State L 0-40 Last home win vs. AP top 10 team ...... Nov. 9, 2002 Oct. 8, 1948 #10 Penn State L 14-34 Last road win vs. AP top 10 team ...... Oct. 27, 2001 Oct. 23, 1948 at #10 Northwestern L 0-48 Last bowl win vs. AP top 10 team ...... Jan. 1, 1993 Nov. 5, 1949 at #7 Cornell L 7-33 Last ACC win vs. AP top 10 team...... N/A Oct. 13, 1951 #7 Illinois L 20-41 Longest win streak vs. AP top 10 ...... 3 (1959-60) Oct. 18, 1952 at #1 Michigan State L 7-48 Longest losing streak vs. AP top 10 ...... 16 (1968-83) 1 Jan. 1, 1953 vs. #9 Alabama L 6-61 ...... 16 (2002-pres.) Oct. 24, 1953 at #7 Illinois L 13-20 Oct. 2, 1954 #10 Penn State L 0-13 KEY Sept. 24, 1955 #7 Pittsburgh L 12-22 1 - Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) Oct. 22, 1955 #2 Maryland L 13-34 2 - Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) Sept. 22, 1956 at #6 Maryland W 26-12 3 - Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, La.) Sept. 29, 1956 at #10 Pittsburgh L 7-14 4 - Kickoff Classic (East Rutherford, N.J.) Jan. 1, 1959 vs. #5 Oklahoma 1 L 6-21 5 - Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) Nov. 7, 1959 at #7 Penn State W 20-18 6 - New York’s College Classic (East Rutherford, N.J.) Jan. 1, 1960 vs. #4 Texas 2 W 23-14 Oct. 1, 1960 at #5 Kansas W 14-7 Nov. 2, 1963 at #10 Pittsburgh L 27-35 Jan. 1, 1965 vs. #7 LSU 3 L 10-13

Sept. 24, 1966 #2 UCLA L 12-31

Nov. 25, 1967 at #4 UCLA W 32-14 The 1992 Orange celebrated a Fiesta Bowl win Oct. 5, 1968 #9 UCLA W 20-7 Dec. 7, 1968 at #3 Penn State L 12-30 against Colorado and finished ranked in the top Oct. 18, 1969 #5 Penn State L 14-15 10 in both major college football polls. Oct. 16, 1971 #9 Penn State L 0-31

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1937 1960 1971 1992 1997 AP AP CP AP CP AP CP AP CP Oct. 18 17 Preseason 1 NP Preseason 13 NP Preseason 10 NP Preseason 17 16 Sept. 19 2 NP Sept. 13 15 19 Sept. 1 10 NP Aug. 25 13 NP Sept. 26 2 1 Sept. 8 9 9 Oct. 20 - 25 1938 Oct. 3 1 1 Sept. 15 8 10 Oct. 27 - 24 AP Oct. 10 4 4 1987 Sept. 22 17 17 Nov. 3 22 19 Oct. 17 10 Oct. 17 3 3 AP CP Sept. 29 17 17 Nov. 10 21 19 Oct. 24 3 3 Sept. 21 - 18 Oct. 6 15 15 Nov. 17 18 17 Oct. 31 9 9 Sept. 28 - 17 Oct. 13 14 14 Nov. 24 16 16 1941 Nov. 7 17 18 Oct. 6 17 16 Oct. 20 12 11 Dec. 1 15 15 AP Nov. 14 14 - Oct. 13 13 11 Oct. 27 12 11 Dec. 8 14 14 Nov. 3 18 Nov. 21 17 14 Oct. 20 9 9 Nov. 3 10 9 Jan. 3 (Final) 21 20 Nov. 28 (Final) 19 - Oct. 27 8 8 Nov. 10 10 9 Nov. 3 8 8 Nov. 17 8 7 1942 Nov. 10 6 6 Nov. 24 8 9 1998 AP 1961 Nov. 17 6 6 Dec. 1 6 9 AP CP BCS Oct. 19 20 AP CP Nov. 24 4 4 Dec. 8 6 9 Preseason 17 14 Oct. 26 15 Preseason 10 NP Dec. 1 4 4 Jan. 2 (Final) 6 7 Sept. 7 19 18 Sept. 25 5 NP Dec. 8 4 4 Sept. 14 13 13 Oct. 2 7 9 Jan. 3 (Final) 4 4 Sept. 21 12 13 1952 Oct. 16 - 13 1993 Sept. 28 11 11 AP CP Nov. 13 10 13 AP CP Oct. 5 24 24 Preseason - 20 Dec. 4 (Final) 14 16 1988 Preseason 6 NP Oct. 12 23 22 Nov. 10 13 - AP CP Aug. 31 6 7 Oct. 19 21 22 Nov. 17 15 - Sept. 5 - 19 Sept. 7 6 6 Oct. 26 17 19 20 Nov. 24 16 - 1963 Oct. 11 - 20 Sept. 14 6 4 Nov. 2 15 17 17 Dec. 1 (Final) 14 - AP CP Oct. 18 19 16 Sept. 21 12 11 Nov. 9 - 25 - Oct. 21 - 12 Oct. 25 16 13 Sept. 28 13 13 Nov. 16 24 24 - Oct. 28 - 10 Nov. 1 16 14 Oct. 5 23 22 Nov. 23 21 22 - 1955 Nov. 11 - 18 Nov. 8 15 13 Oct. 12 24 19 Nov. 30 18 18 15 AP CP Dec. 9 (Final) - 12 Nov. 15 14 13 Oct. 19 23 21 Dec. 7 18 17 15 Oct. 31 18 - Nov. 22 19 19 Jan. 5 (Final) 25 24 Nov. 21 20 - Nov. 29 18 16 1964 Dec. 6 17 16 1994 AP CP Jan. 3 (Final) 13 12 AP CP 1999 1956 Preseason 9 NP Sept. 26 - 22 AP CP BCS AP CP Oct. 5 - 10 Oct. 4 21 19 Sept. 26 22 19 Sept. 24 7 NP Oct. 12 7 7 1989 Oct. 11 18 15 Oct. 3 18 17 Oct. 1 18 - Oct. 19 8 8 AP CP Oct. 18 16 14 Oct. 10 16 15 Oct. 15 13 14 Nov. 2 - 14 Preseason 13 NP Oct. 25 14 12 Oct. 17 - 24 Oct. 22 14 12 Nov. 16 9 9 Sept. 5 14 15 Nov. 1 10 9 Oct. 24 - 24 Oct. 29 17 15 Nov. 30 (Final) - 12 Sept. 12 11 10 Nov. 8 14 15 Nov. 5 9 11 Sept. 19 10 13 Nov. 15 - 24 Nov. 12 9 11 Sept. 26 18 - Nov. 22 22 20 2001 AP CP BCS Nov. 19 8 10 1965 Oct. 3 17 19 Nov. 26 8 9 AP CP Oct. 28 19 22 Dec. 3 (Final) 8 8 Sept. 20 9 NP 1995 Nov. 4 18 18 Nov. 1 - 16 1990 AP CP Nov. 11 14 13 15 Nov. 18 22 21 - Nov. 15 - 18 AP CP Sept. 5 22 20 Nov. 25 18 17 - 1958 Nov. 29 (Final) - 19 Sept. 17 - 25 Oct. 10 - 24 AP CP Dec. 2 18 17 - Jan. 2 (Final) - 21 Oct. 17 - 20 Nov. 3 12 12 Oct. 24 21 17 Dec. 9 18 18 - Nov. 10 12 11 1966 Oct. 31 20 15 Jan. 4 (Final) 14 14 Nov. 17 10 11 AP CP 1991 Nov. 7 23 22 Nov. 24 10 10 Preseason 7 NP AP CP Nov. 14 23 22 Dec. 1 (Final) 9 10 Nov. 14 - 17 Preseason 25 NP Nov. 21 22 18 Nov. 28 (Final) - 16 Sept. 3 24 NP Nov. 28 - 25 1959 Sept. 10 22 NP Dec. 5 - 22 Sept. 17 18 NP Jan. 3 (Final) 19 16 AP CP 1967 Sept. 23 10 10 Preseason 20 NP AP CP Sept. 30 10 10 Sept. 28 20 14 Sept. 25 - 18 Oct. 7 15 17 1996 Oct. 5 12 11 Oct. 2 - 17 AP CP Oct. 14 24 23 Oct. 12 8 8 Oct. 9 - 16 Preseason 10 13 Oct. 21 18 18 Oct. 19 6 6 Nov. 27 (Final) - 12 Aug. 26 10 NP Oct. 28 18 17 Oct. 26 5 5 Sept. 2 9 11 Nov. 4 17 17 Nov. 2 4 3 Sept. 9 23 24 Nov. 11 17 17 Nov. 9 1 1 1968 Sept. 16 23 24 Nov. 18 16 16 Nov. 16 1 1 AP CP Nov. 4 24 23 Nov. 25 16 16 Nov. 23 1 1 Preseason 19 NP Nov. 11 19 19 Dec. 2 16 16 Nov. 30 1 1 Oct. 7 15 16 Nov. 18 16 17 Jan. 2 (Final) 11 11 Dec. 7 (Final) 1 1 Oct. 14 11 13 Nov. 25 16 17 Oct. 21 10 10 Dec. 2 22 22 Dec. 9 23 22 1970 Jan. 3 (Final) 21 19 AP CP Nov. 2 20 -

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CARRIER DOME RECORD BY YEAR-BY-YEAR CARRIER LARGEST CARRIER DOME OPPONENT DOME ATTENDANCE CROWDS

Gms W L T Year Gms Record Total Avg Attend Opponent Year Akron 2 1 1 0 1980 7 4-3-0 305,444 43,635 1. 50,564 Miami (Ohio) * 1980 Army 3 3 0 0 1981 6 4-2-0 229,861 38,310 2. 50,350 Navy 1980 Auburn 1 1 0 0 1982 6 1-5-0 211,666 35,278 3. 50,243 Pittsburgh 1980 Ball State 1 1 0 0 1983 7 5-2-0 204,777 34,130 4. 50,037 Penn State 1981 Boston College 15 12 3 0 1984 5 4-1-0 221,107 44,221 5. 50,021 Penn State 1985 Brigham Young 1 1 0 0 1985 6 4-2-0 231,377 38,563 6. 50,011 Penn State 1987 Buffalo 1 3 2 0 0 1986 6 3-3-0 207,204 34,534 7. 50,010 Penn State 1983 Central Florida 2 2 0 0 1987 6 6-0-0 266,938 44,490 8. 49,892 Boston College 1987 Central Michigan 2 2 0 0 1988 6 6-0-0 276,484 46,081 9. 49,876 Penn State 1989 Cincinnati 2 7 2 4 0 1989 6 3-3-0 293,308 48,885 10. 49,866 West Virginia 1987 Clemson 2 0 2 0 1990 5 2-1-2 235,112 47,022 Colgate 4 4 0 0 1991 6 5-1-0 260,666 43,444 * - Carrier Dome opener Connecticut 3 5 1 2 0 1992 6 4-2-0 295,951 49,325 Duke 1 0 1 0 1993 5 3-2-0 240,458 48,092 East Carolina 5 3 2 0 1994 6 4-2-0 286,477 47,746 LARGEST CROWDS TO Eastern Michigan 1 1 0 0 1995 6 5-1-0 260,139 43,357 Florida 1 1 0 0 1996 6 4-2-0 288,802 48,134 WATCH SYRACUSE FOOTBALL Florida State 3 0 3 0 1997 6 5-1-0 275,188 45,865 Illinois 2 0 2 0 1998 6 5-1-0 287,386 47,898 Attend Opponent (Stadium) Year Indiana 1 1 0 0 1999 6 4-2-0 280,445 46,741 1. 111,012 Michigan (Michigan Stadium) 1998 Iowa 1 0 1 0 2000 6 4-2-0 258,372 43,062 2. 107,725 Tennessee (Neyland Stadium) 2001 Kansas 1 0 1 0 2001 6 6-0-0 246,619 41,103 3. 106,387 Penn State (Beaver Stadium) 2009 Kent State 2 2 0 0 2002 6 3-3-0 253,556 42,259 4. 89,768 Ohio State (Ohio Stadium) 1988 Louisville 7 3 4 0 2003 7 5-2-0 288,169 41,167 5. 86,643 Ohio State (Ohio Stadium) 1980 LSU 1 0 1 0 2004 1 5 0-1-0 185,341 37,068 6. 86,205 Ohio State (Ohio Stadium) 1979 Maine 2 2 0 0 2005 2 6 0-5-0 241,510 40,252 7. 86,002 Penn State (Beaver Stadium) 1990 Maryland 6 3 3 0 2006 3 6 0-3-0 223,577 37,263 8. 85,916 Penn State (Beaver Stadium) 1988 Miami (Fla.) 6 1 5 0 2007 7 1-6-0 245,064 35,009 9. 85,860 Penn State (Beaver Stadium) 1984 Miami (Ohio) 4 3 2 0 0 2008 6 2-4-0 200,844 33,474 10. 85,512 Penn State (Beaver Stadium) 1986 Michigan 1 0 1 0 2009 8 4-4-0 312,343 39,043 Michigan State 1 0 0 1 2010 6 2-4-0 240,385 40,064 Minnesota 2 1 1 0 2011 7 4-3-0 283,528 40,504 RECORD IN HOME STADIUMS Mississippi State 1 0 1 0 2012 5 4-1-0 229,270 38,212 Missouri 1 1 0 0 2013 6 4-2-0 229,661 38,277 Stadium W L T Pct Years Navy 5 3 2 0 2014 6 1-5-0 242,682 40,447 The Oval 57 11 2 .829 1895-1906 Nebraska 1 1 0 0 2015 7 4-3-0 224,717 32,102 Archbold Stadium 265 112 20 .693 1907-1978 North Carolina 2 0 2 0 Total * 219 125-84-2 9,064,428 41,390 Carrier Dome 1 125 84 2 .597 1980-pres. North Carolina State 2 0 2 0 Total * 447 207 24 .677 Northeastern 1 1 0 0 KEY Northwestern 4 3 1 0 1 - Does not include four wins vacated by NCAA KEY Notre Dame 1 1 0 0 2 - Does not include one win vacated by NCAA 1 - On-field Carrier Dome record is 133-84-2 (.612); Does Ohio State 1 0 1 0 3 - Does not include three wins vacated by NCAA not include eight wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA Oklahoma 1 0 1 0 Penn State 6 1 5 0 * - On-field record is 133-84-2; Eight wins from 2004-06 * - On-field home stadium record is 455-207-24 (.681); Does Pittsburgh 2 19 9 8 1 vacated by NCAA not include eight wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA Rhode Island 3 3 0 0 Rutgers 2 18 11 6 0 Stony Brook 1 1 0 0 CARRIER DOME RECORDS South Florida 4 0 4 0 Temple 12 11 1 0 Team Individual Tennessee 1 0 1 0 Texas 1 1 0 0 Syracuse Syracuse Toledo 2 2 0 0 Stat Opponent Year Rushing Attempts 33, Curtis Brinkley vs. Louisville, 2008 Tulane 4 3 1 0 Points 70 Rutgers 1998 Rushing Yards 241, Walter Reyes vs. UCF, 2003 Vanderbilt 1 1 0 0 Points (Half) 45 Miami (Fla.) (1st) 1998 Pass Attempts 66, Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern, 2012 Villanova 1 1 0 0 First Downs 36 Pittsburgh 1994 Pass Completions 66, Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern, 2012 Virginia 1 0 1 0 Rushing Attempts 70 Temple 1980 Passing Yards 482, Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern, 2012 Virginia Tech 8 6 2 0 Rushing Yards 433 Northwestern 1980 Receptions 13, Mike Williams vs. USF, 2009 Wagner 1 1 0 0 Pass Attempts 66 Northwestern 2012 Receiving Yards 249, Scott Schwedes vs. Boston College, 1985 Wake Forest 3 3 0 0 Pass Completions 45 Northwestern 2012 Points 30, Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame, 2003 Washington 1 0 1 0 Passing Yards 482 Northwestern 2012 West Virginia 16 9 7 0 Total Offense Yards 675 Rutgers 1992 Opponents Wyoming 4 1 0 0 0 Rushing Attempts 42, Andre Williams (Boston College), 2010 Total * 219 125 84 2 Opponents Rushing Yards 256, Curt Warner (Penn State), 1981 Stat Team Year Pass Attempts 59, Marcus Crandell (East Carolina), 1995 KEY Points 55 West Virginia 2007 Pass Completions 39, Dan Orlovsky (Connecticut), 2004 1 - Does not include 2005 win vacated by NCAA 55 Penn State 2008 Passing Yards 504, Bryan Randall (Virginia Tech), 2002 2 - Does not include 2004 win vacated by NCAA Points (Half) 38 Penn State (1st) 2008 Receptions 14, Eric Page (Toledo), 2011 3 - Does not include 2004 and 2006 wins vacated by NCAA First Downs 35 West Virginia 1993 Receiving Yards 279, Ernest Wilford (Virginia Tech), 2002 4 - Does not include 2006 win vacated by NCAA 35 Connecticut 2004 Points 24, Ernest Wilford (Virginia Tech), 2002 Rushing Attempts 64 West Virginia 1993 * - On-field Carrier Dome record is 133-84-2; Eight home Rushing Yards 446 West Virginia 1993 wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA Pass Attempts 59 East Carolina 1995 Pass Completions 39 Connecticut 2004 Passing Yards 504 Virginia Tech 2002 Total Offense Yards 654 West Virginia 1993

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SYRACUSE ALL-TIME BOWL RESULTS (15-9-1)

Date Bowl Location Result Notes Jan. 1, 1953 Orange Bowl Miami, Fla. Alabama 61, Syracuse 6 ‘Bama tallied the last 54 points to break open a 7-6 game. Joe Szombathy scored SU’s only TD. Jan. 1, 1957 Cotton Bowl Dallas, Texas TCU 28, Syracuse 27 Jim Brown rushed for three TDs. A blocked fourth-quarter PAT by TCU was the difference. Jan. 1, 1959 Orange Bowl Miami, Fla. Oklahoma 21, Syracuse 6 Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson beat his former team. SU committed four turnovers. Jan. 1, 1960 Cotton Bowl Dallas, Texas Syracuse 23, Texas 14 SU completed a perfect season to win national championship. MVP Ernie Davis scored two TDs. Dec. 16, 1961 Liberty Bowl Philadelphia, Pa. Syracuse 15, Miami (Fla.) 14 SU rallied from a 14-0 halftime deficit. Ernie Davis ran for 130 yards and a touchdown. Jan. 1, 1965 Sugar Bowl New Orleans, La. LSU 13, Syracuse 10 LSU’s Doug Moreau booted the winning FG with 3:50 left. SU led 10-2 after the first quarter. Dec. 31, 1966 Gator Bowl Jacksonville, Fla. Tennessee 18, Syracuse 12 SU stars Floyd Little (216) and Larry Csonka (114) combined for 330 yards rushing in the loss. Dec. 15, 1979 Independence Bowl Shreveport, La. Syracuse 31, McNeese State 7 SU held McNeese State to seven first downs. Offensive MVP Joe Morris rushed for 155 yards. Dec. 21, 1985 Cherry Bowl Pontiac, Mich. Maryland 35, Syracuse 18 SU QB Don McPherson racked up 315 total yards. Terps scored 22 points in the second quarter. Jan. 1, 1988 Sugar Bowl New Orleans, La. Syracuse 16, Auburn 16 SU finished 11-0-1 after Auburn’s Win Lyle kicked the tying 30-yard FG with one second left. Jan. 2, 1989 Hall of Fame Bowl Tampa, Fla. Syracuse 23, LSU 10 SU topped the SEC co-champions behind 122 yards rushing and two TDs by Robert Drummond. Dec. 30, 1989 Peach Bowl Atlanta, Ga. Syracuse 19, Georgia 18 QB Mark McDonald came off the bench to rally the Orange in the Bulldogs’ backyard. Dec. 25, 1990 Aloha Bowl Honolulu, Hawaii Syracuse 28, Arizona 0 ‘Cuse won its fourth straight bowl game. It was the first time Arizona was shut out in 19 years. Jan. 1, 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl Tampa, Fla. Syracuse 24, Ohio State 17 MVP Marvin Graves threw for 309 yards. SU defense sacked Kirk Herbstreit four times. Jan 1, 1993 Fiesta Bowl Tempe, Ariz. Syracuse 26, Colorado 22 Kirby Dar Dar’s 100-yard kickoff return TD capped a 20-point third quarter for SU. Jan. 1, 1996 Gator Bowl Jacksonville, Fla. Syracuse 41, Clemson 0 Most lopsided win in Gator Bowl history. Marvin Harrison made seven catches for 173 yards. Dec. 27, 1996 Liberty Bowl Memphis, Tenn. Syracuse 30, Houston 17 Orange rushed for 396 yards and four TDs to extend their bowl winning streak to seven games. Dec. 31, 1997 Fiesta Bowl Tempe, Ariz. Kansas State 35, Syracuse 18 KSU QB Michael Bishop passed for 317 yards and four TDs to end SU’s bowl winning streak. Jan. 2, 1999 Orange Bowl Miami, Fla. Florida 31, Syracuse 10 SU earned a BCS berth in the first year of the system. Gators led 28-3 at halftime. Dec. 29, 1999 Music City Bowl Nashville, Tenn. Syracuse 20, Kentucky 13 Two fourth-quarter TD runs by MVP James Mungro sealed the Orange victory. Dec. 29, 2001 Insight.com Bowl Phoenix, Ariz. Syracuse 26, Kansas State 3 Clifton Smith made 12 tackles to lead an SU defense that forced four KSU turnovers. Dec. 21, 2004 Champs Sports Bowl Orlando, Fla. Georgia Tech 51, Syracuse 14 Interception return for a TD on the second play of the game sparked GT to 35 first-half points. Dec. 30, 2010 Pinstripe Bowl Bronx, N.Y. Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34 KSU two-point conversion failed after unsportsmanlike conduct penalty with 1:13 to go. Dec. 29, 2012 Pinstripe Bowl Bronx, N.Y. Syracuse 38, West Virginia 14 MVP Prince-Tyson Gulley recorded 269 yards from scrimmage and three TDs in romp. Dec. 27, 2013 Texas Bowl Houston, Texas Syracuse 21, Minnesota 17 Brisly Estime’s 70-yard punt return led to Terrel Hunt’s winning TD with 1:14 remaining.

NOTE After a 9-1-2 season in 1915, Syracuse received an invitation to play in the 1916 Rose Bowl, but declined because an earlier trip to the West Coast used up the team’s travel budget

HIGHEST BOWL WINNING RECORD BY BOWL GAME BOWL RECORD BY PERCENTAGE W-L-T Pct OPPONENT (Min. 15 appearances) Aloha Bowl 1-0-0 1.000 Champs Sports Bowl 0-1-0 .000 W-L-T Pct School Pct Record Cherry Bowl 0-1-0 .000 Alabama 0-1-0 .000 1. Utah .789 15-4-0 Cotton Bowl 1-1-0 .500 Arizona 1-0-0 1.000 2. Boise State .688 11-5-0 Fiesta Bowl 1-1-0 .500 Auburn 0-0-1 .500 3. Toledo .667 10-5-0 Gator Bowl 1-1-0 .500 Colorado 1-0-0 1.000 4. USC .660 33-17-0 Hall of Fame Bowl 2-0-0 1.000 Clemson 1-0-0 1.000 5. Mississippi .649 24-13-0 Independence Bowl 1-0-0 1.000 Florida 0-1-0 .000 6. Penn State .630 28-16-2 Insight.com Bowl 1-0-0 .000 Georgia 1-0-0 1.000 7. Syracuse .620 15-9-1 Liberty Bowl 2-0-0 1.000 Georgia Tech 0-1-0 .000 8. Oklahoma State .615 16-10-0 Music City Bowl 1-0-0 1.000 Houston 1-0-0 1.000 9. Florida State .605 25-16-2 Orange Bowl 0-3-0 .000 Kansas State 2-1-0 .667 10. Alabama .602 37-24-3 Peach Bowl 1-0-0 1.000 Kentucky 1-0-0 1.000 Pinstripe Bowl 2-0-0 1.000 LSU 1-1-0 .500 Sugar Bowl 0-1-1 .250 Maryland 0-1-0 .000 MOST CONSECUTIVE BOWL Texas Bowl 1-0-0 1.000 McNeese State 1-0-0 1.000 Total 15-9-1 .620 Miami (Fla.) 1-0-0 1.000 VICTORIES Minnesota 1-0-0 1.000 Ohio State 1-0-0 1.000 School No. Years BOWL RECORD BY COACH Oklahoma 0-1-1 .000 1. Florida State 11 1985-96 TCU 0-1-0 .000 2. USC 9 1923-45 Record Pct Tennessee 0-1-0 .000 Utah 9 1999-2009 Dick MacPherson 3-1-1 .700 Texas 1-0-0 1.000 4. Boston College 8 2000-07 Frank Maloney 1-0-0 1.000 West Virginia 1-0-0 1.000 Georgia Tech 8 1947-56 Doug Marrone 2-0-0 1.000 Total 15-9-1 .620 UCLA 8 1983-91 Paul Pasqualoni 6-3-0 .667 7. Syracuse 7 1989-96 Ben Schwartzwalder 2-5-0 .286 8. Six teams tied 6 Scott Shafer 1-0-0 1.000 Last: Colorado, 1993-99 Total 15-9-1 .620

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2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Marvin Harrison set the SU bowl Gerhard Schwedes hit Ernie Davis for an 87-yard gain against Texas in the records for catches (7) and receiving yards (173) in the 1996 Gator Bowl. 1960 Cotton Bowl, the longest pass play in Syracuse bowl history.

TEAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Syracuse Syracuse High Opponent, Bowl Year Stat Player, Bowl Year Points 41 vs. Clemson, Gator Bowl 1996 Rushing Attempts 33 Joe Morris, Independence Bowl 1979 First Downs 28 vs. Maryland, Cherry Bowl 1985 Rushing Yards 216 Floyd Little, Gator Bowl 1966 28 vs. West Virginia, Pinstripe Bowl 2012 Rushing Touchdowns 3 James Mungro, Insight.com Bowl 2001 Rushing Attempts 73 vs. McNeese State, Independence Bowl 1979 3 Jim Brown, Cotton Bowl 1957 Rushing Yards 396 vs. Houston, Liberty Bowl 1996 Long Rush 86 James Mungro, Music City Bowl 1999 Pass Attempts 39 vs. Kansas State, Fiesta Bowl 1997 Pass Attempts 39 Donovan McNabb, Fiesta Bowl 1997 Passing Yards 309 vs. Clemson, Gator Bowl 1996 Pass Completions 19 Terrel Hunt, Texas Bowl 2013 309 vs. Ohio State, Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 Completion Pct. 76.9 (10-13) Mark McDonald, Peach Bowl 1989 Total Plays 89 vs. West Virginia, Pinstripe Bowl 2012 Passing Touchdowns 3 Donovan McNabb, Gator Bowl 1996 Total Yards 507 vs. West Virginia, Pinstripe Bowl 2012 3 Ryan Nassib, Pinstripe Bowl 2010 Passing Yards 309 Marvin Graves, Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 Low Opponent, Bowl Year 309 Donovan McNabb, Gator Bowl 1996 Points 6 vs. Alabama, Orange Bowl 1953 Receptions 7 Marvin Harrison, Gator Bowl 1996 First Downs 8 vs. Kansas State, Insight.com Bowl 2001 Receiving Yards 173 Marvin Harrison, Gator Bowl 1996 Rushing Attempts 33 vs. Alabama, Orange Bowl 1953 Receiving Touchdowns 3 Marcus Sales, Pinstripe Bowl 2010 Rushing Yards 75 vs. Alabama, Orange Bowl 1953 Long Pass Play 87 Gerhard Schwedes to Ernie Davis, Cotton Bowl 1960 Pass Attempts 7 vs. TCU, Cotton Bowl 1957 Most Points 21 Jim Brown, Cotton Bowl 1957 7 vs. Tennessee, Gator Bowl 1966 Long Field Goal 46 John Biskup, Fiesta Bowl 1993 Passing Yards 16 vs. Tennessee, Gator Bowl 1966 Long Punt 73 Sean Reali, Gator Bowl 1996 Total Plays 53 vs. Texas, Cotton Bowl 1960 Total Yards 203 vs. LSU, Sugar Bowl 1965 Opponents Stat Player (Team), Bowl Year Opponents Rushing Attempts 24 Alvin Blount (Maryland), Cherry Bowl 1985 High Team, Bowl Year Rushing Yards 132 Alvin Blount (Maryland), Cherry Bowl 1985 Points 61 Alabama, Orange Bowl 1953 Rushing Touchdowns 3 Daniel Thomas (Kansas State), Pinstripe Bowl 2010 First Downs 25 Alabama, Orange Bowl 1953 Long Rush 51 Antowain Smith (Houston), Liberty Bowl 1996 Rushing Attempts 56 TCU, Cotton Bowl 1956 51 Daniel Thomas (Kansas State), Pinstripe Bowl 2010 Texas, Cotton Bowl 1960 Pass Attempts 45 Dusty Bonner (Kentucky), Music City Bowl 1999 Rushing Yards 286 Alabama, Orange Bowl 1953 Pass Completions 30 Dusty Bonner (Kentucky), Music City Bowl 1999 Pass Attempts 45 Kentucky, Music City Bowl 1999 Completion Pct. 80.0 (12-15) Charles Curtis (TCU), Cotton Bowl 1957 Passing Yards 317 Kansas State, Fiesta Bowl 1997 Passing Touchdowns 4 Michael Bishop (Kansas State), Fiesta Bowl 1997 Total Plays 79 Alabama, Orange Bowl 1953 Passing Yards 317 Michael Bishop (Kansas State), Fiesta Bowl 1997 Total Yards 586 Alabama, Orange Bowl 1953 Receiving Yards 206 Darnell McDonald (Kansas State), Fiesta Bowl 1997 Receptions 8 Joe Curtis (Alabama), Orange Bowl 1953 Low Team, Bowl Year 8 Johnny Mills (Tennessee), Gator Bowl 1966 Points 0 Arizona, Aloha Bowl 1990 8 Anthony White (Kentucky), Music City 1999 0 Clemson, Gator Bowl 1996 8 Stedman Bailey (West Virginia), Pinstripe Bowl 2012 First Downs 10 Texas, Cotton Bowl 1960 Receiving Touchdowns 3 Darnell McDonald (Kansas State), Fiesta Bowl 1997 Rushing Attempts 22 Auburn, Sugar Bowl 1988 Long Pass Play 79 Brewster Hobby to Ross Coyle (Oklahoma), Rushing Yards 33 Kansas State, Insight.com Bowl 2001 Orange Bowl 1959 Pass Attempts 4 Oklahoma, Orange Bowl 1959 Most Points 19 Bobby Luna (Alabama), Orange Bowl 1953 Passing Yards 69 Clemson, Gator Bowl 1996 Long Field Goal 41 Win Lyle (Auburn), Sugar Bowl 1988 Total Plays 47 McNeese State, Independence Bowl 1979 41 Chris Hawthorne (Minnesota), Texas Bowl 2013 Total Yards 159 Clemson, Gator Bowl 1996

Miscellaneous Pts Opponent, Bowl Year Most Points Scored (Quarter) 23 West Virginia (3rd), Pinstripe Bowl 2012 Most Points Scored (Half) 28 McNeese State (2nd), Independence Bowl 1979 Most Points Allowed (Quarter) 22 Maryland (2nd), Cherry Bowl 1985 Most Points Allowed (Half) 40 Alabama (2nd), Orange Bowl 1953 Largest Margin of Victory 41 Clemson (41-0), Gator Bowl 1996 Largest Margin of Defeat 55 Alabama (61-6), Orange Bowl 1953

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BOWL GAME MVPS 1957 Cotton Bowl 1989 Peach Bowl 1997 Fiesta Bowl Jim Brown, Outstanding Back Michael Owens, Most Valuable Offensive Player Jason Walters, Sportsmanship Award Terry Wooden, Most Valuable Defensive Player 1960 Cotton Bowl 1999 Music City Bowl Ernie Davis, Outstanding Back 1990 Aloha Bowl James Mungro, Most Valuable Player Marvin Graves, Most Outstanding Player 1961 Liberty Bowl 2001 Insight.com Bowl Ernie Davis, Outstanding Back 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl James Mungro, Most Valuable Offensive Player Dick Easterly, Most Valuable Player Marvin Graves, Most Valuable Player Clifton Smith, Most Valuable Defensive Player

1966 Gator Bowl 1993 Fiesta Bowl 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Floyd Little, Most Valuable Player Marvin Graves, Offensive Player of the Game Delone Carter, Most Valuable Player Kevin Mitchell, Defensive Player of the Game 1979 Independence Bowl 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Joe Morris, Outstanding Offensive Player 1996 Gator Bowl Prince-Tyson Gulley, Most Valuable Player Donovan McNabb, Outstanding Offensive Player 1988 Sugar Bowl 2013 Texas Bowl Don McPherson, Outstanding Offensive Player 1996 Liberty Bowl Terrel Hunt, Most Valuable Player Rod Gadson, Outstanding Defensive Player 1989 Hall of Fame Bowl Malcolm Thomas, Outstanding Offensive Player Robert Drummond, Most Valuable Player

Donovan McNabb led the Orange to a 41-0 James Mungro was named the 1999 Music Delone Carter was voted the 2010 New Era shutout of Clemson and captured 1996 Gator City Bowl MVP and the 2001 Insight.com Bowl Pinstripe Bowl MVP after rushing for 198 yards Bowl MVP honors. Offensive MVP. and two touchdowns.

TOP BOWL PERFORMANCES

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

Att Player Bowl Year TD Player Bowl Year 1. 33 Joe Morris vs. McNeese State Independence Bowl 1979 1. 3 Jim Brown VS. TCU Cotton Bowl 1957 2. 30 Ernie Davis vs. Miami (Fla.) Liberty Bowl 1961 3 James Mungro vs. Kansas State Insight.com Bowl 2001 3. 29 Floyd Little vs. Tennessee Gator Bowl 1966 3. 2 Robert Drummond vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 29 Jerome Smith vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 2 Marvin Graves vs. Arizona Aloha Bowl 1990 5. 27 Delone Carter vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 2 Malcolm Thomas vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 6. 26 Jim Brown vs. TCU Cotton Bowl 1957 2 Donovan McNabb vs. Houston Liberty Bowl 1996 26 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 2 James Mungro vs. Kentucky Music City Bowl 1999 8. 24 Malcolm Thomas vs. Houston Liberty Bowl 1996 2 Delone Carter vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 9. 23 Robert Drummond vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 2 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 10. 22 Dee Brown vs. Kentucky Music City Bowl 1999 2 Terrel Hunt vs. Minnesota Texas Bowl 2013 MOST RUSHING YARDS LONGEST RUNS

Yds Player Bowl Year Yds Player Bowl Year 1. 216 Floyd Little vs. Tennessee Gator Bowl 1966 1. 86 James Mungro vs. Kentucky Music City Bowl 1999 2. 213 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 2. 67 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 3. 201 Malcolm Thomas vs. Houston Liberty Bowl 1996 3. 65 James Mungro vs. Kansas State Insight.com Bowl 2001 4. 198 Delone Carter vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 4. 60 Delone Carter vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 5. 162 James Mungro vs. Kentucky Music City Bowl 1999 5. 58 Malcolm Thomas vs. Houston Liberty Bowl 1996 6. 155 Joe Morris vs. McNeese State Independence Bowl 1979 6. 54 Floyd Little vs. Tennessee Gator Bowl 1966 7. 152 Jerome Smith vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 7. 38 Michael Owens vs. Georgia Peach Bowl 1989 8. 140 Ernie Davis vs. Miami (Fla.) Liberty Bowl 1961 8. 32 Duane Kinnon vs. Georgia Peach Bowl 1989 9. 132 Jim Brown vs. Cotton Bowl Cotton Bowl 1957 32 James Mungro vs. Kentucky Music City Bowl 1999 10. 122 Robert Drummond vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 10. 31 Terry Richardson vs. Colorado Fiesta Bowl 1993

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MOST PASS ATTEMPTS MOST RECEIVING YARDS

Att Player Bowl Year Yds Player Bowl Year 1. 39 Donovan McNabb vs. Kansas State Fiesta Bowl 1997 1. 173 Marvin Harrison vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 2. 33 Pat Stark vs. Alabama Orange Bowl 1953 2. 172 Marcus Sales vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 3. 31 Marvin Graves vs. Ohio State Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 3. 101 Kevin Johnson vs. Kansas State Fiesta Bowl 1997 4. 30 Don McPherson vs. Maryland Cherry Bowl 1985 4. 93 Johnnie Morant vs. Kansas State Insight.com Bowl 2001 30 Donovan McNabb vs. Florida Orange Bowl 1999 5. 91 Deval Glover vs. Auburn Sugar Bowl 1988 6. 29 Terrel Hunt vs. Minnesota Texas Bowl 2013 6. 87 Ernie Davis vs. Texas Cotton Bowl 1960 7. 26 Dave Sarette vs. Miami (Fla.) Liberty Bowl 1961 7. 85 Antonio Johnson vs. Ohio State Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 8. 23 Todd Philcox vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 8. 77 Quinton Spotwood vs. Ketucky Music City Bowl 1999 23 Donovan McNabb vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 9. 70 Sir Mawn Wilson vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 23 Ryan Nassib vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 10. 69 Scott Schwedes vs. Maryland Cherry Bowl 1985 MOST COMPLETIONS MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS

Cmp Player Bowl Year TD Player Bowl Year 1. 19 Terrel Hunt vs. Minnesota Texas Bowl 2013 1. 3 Marcus Sales vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 2. 18 Don McPherson vs. Maryland Cherry Bowl 1985 2. 2 Marvin Harrison vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 18 Marvin Graves vs. Ohio State Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 4. 17 Pat Stark vs. Alabama Orange Bowl 1953 5, 16 Todd Philcox vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 LONGEST PASSING PLAYS 16 Donovan McNabb vs. Kansas State Fiesta Bowl 1997 7. 14 Donovan McNabb vs. Florida Orange Bowl 1999 Yds Players Bowl Year 8. 13 Dave Sarette vs. Miami (Fla.) Liberty Bowl 1961 1. 87 Gerhard Schwedes to Ernie Davis Cotton Bowl 1960 13 Donovan McNabb vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 2. 62 Donovan McNabb to Maurice Jackson Orange Bowl 1999 13 Ryan Nassib vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 3. 60 Marvin Graves to Antonio Johnson Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 4. 57 Marvin Graves to Qadry Ismail Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 57 Donovan McNabb to Sir Mawn Wilson Gator Bowl 1996 HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 6. 56 Donovan McNabb to Marvin Harrison Gator Bowl 1996 7. 52 R.J. Anderson to Johnnie Morant Insight.com Bowl 2001 Pct (Cmp-Att) Player Bowl Year 52 Ryan Nassib to Marcus Sales Pinstripe Bowl 2010 1. 76.9 (10-13) Mark McDonald vs. Georgia Peach Bowl 1989 9. 50 Marvin Graves to Shelby Hill Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 2. 73.3 (11-15) Troy Nunes vs. Kentucky Music City Bowl 1999 10. 47 Marvin Graves to Terry Richardson Aloha Bowl 1990 3. 69.6 (16-23) Todd Philcox vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 47 Donovan McNabb to Kevin Johnson Fiesta Bowl 1997 4. 65.5 (19-29) Terrel Hunt vs. Minnesota Texas Bowl 2013 5. 61.9 (13-21) Ryan Nassib vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 6. 60.0 (18-30) Don McPherson vs. Maryland Cherry Bowl 1985 LONGEST FIELD GOALS 7. 58.1 (18-31) Marvin Graves vs. Ohio State Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 8. 57.1 (12-21) Bill Scharr vs. Georgia Peach Bowl 1989 Yds Player Bowl Year 9. 56.5 (13-23) Donovan McNabb vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 1. 46 John Biskup vs. Colorado Fiesta Bowl 1993 10. 52.6 (10-19) Marvin Graves vs. Arizona Aloha Bowl 1990 2. 40 Gary Anderson vs. McNeese State Independence Bowl 1979 40 Nate Trout vs. Kansas State Fiesta Bowl 1997 40 Ross Krautman vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 MOST PASSING YARDS 5. 38 Tim Vesling vs. Auburn Sugar Bowl 1988 38 Kevin J. Greene vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 Yds Player Bowl Year 7. 36 Nate Trout vs. Florida Orange Bowl 1999 1. 309 Marvin Graves vs. Ohio State Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 36 Ross Krautman vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 309 Donovan McNabb vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 9. 34 John Biskup vs. Colorado Fiesta Bowl 1993 3. 271 Donovan McNabb vs. Kansas State Fiesta Bowl 1997 10. 33 Nate Trout vs. Kansas State Fiesta Bowl 1997 4. 239 Ryan Nassib vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 5. 204 Don McPherson vs. Maryland Cherry Bowl 1985 6. 192 Donovan McNabb vs. Florida Orange Bowl 1999 LONGEST PUNTS 7. 188 Terrel Hunt vs. Minnesota Texas Bowl 2013 8. 157 Pat Stark vs. Alabama Orange Bowl 1953 Yds Player Bowl Year 9. 148 Dave Sarette vs. Miami (Fla.) Liberty Bowl 1961 1. 73 Sean Reali vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 10. 145 Marvin Graves vs. Arizona Aloha Bowl 1990 2. 62 Cooper Gardiner vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 3. 60 Pat O’Neill vs. Ohio State Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 4. 55 Pat O’Neill vs. Colorado Fiesta Bowl 1993 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 55 Mike Shafer vs. Kansas State Insight.com Bowl 2001 6. 54 Jim Ridlon vs. TCU Cotton Bowl 1957 TD Player Bowl Year 7. 53 Doug Dunkin vs. Florida Orange Bowl 1999 1. 3 Donovan McNabb vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 53 Mike Shafer vs. Kansas State Insight.com Bowl 2001 3 Ryan Nassib vs. Kansas State Pinstripe Bowl 2010 9. 52 Don Althouse vs. Alabama Orange Bowl 1953 3. 2 Marvin Graves vs. Arizona Aloha Bowl 1990 52 Pete Brokaw vs. Texas Cotton Bowl 1960 2 Marvin Graves vs. Ohio State Hall of Fame Bowl 1992 52 Jim Fox vs. Maryland Cherry Bowl 1985 2 Ryan Nassib vs. West Virginia Pinstripe Bowl 2012 MOST RECEPTIONS

Rec Player Bowl Year 1. 7 Marvin Harrison vs. Clemson Gator Bowl 1996 2. 6 Deval Glover vs. Auburn Sugar Bowl 1988 6 Rob Moore vs. LSU Hall of Fame Bowl 1989 6 Duane Kinnon vs. Georgia Peach Bowl 1989 5. 5 11 tied Last: Brisly Estime/Jarrod West vs. Minnesota Texas Bowl 2013

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PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME

JIM BROWN ART MONK The player that all Known as one of running backs are measured football’s most reliable against. Jim Brown is the receivers, Art Monk only person in the College played for the Washington Football, Pro Football and Redskins, New York Jets and National Lacrosse Halls Philadelphia Eagles during of Fame. Brown was a a 16-year NFL career that unanimous collegiate All- spanned from 1980 to 1995. America selection in football Monk was selected by the and lacrosse. The 6-2, 232-pound Brown, was the Redskins in the 1980 NFL Draft and helped the Cleveland Browns top draft choice in 1957. He is franchise to three Super Bowl titles. He was voted considered by many to be the finest runner to ever to the Pro Bowl after three straight seasons (1984, play the sport. He led the NFL in rushing in eight 1985, 1986) and became the first receiver in league of his nine campaigns. When Brown retired in July Syracuse’s legacy in the Pro Football Hall of history to surpass 900 career receptions. Monk of 1966, he held the NFL records for single-season Fame ranks among the finest of any college made at least one reception in 183 straight games (1,863 yards in 1963) and career (12,312 yards) football program. The Orange boast eight and finished his career with 940 catches. rushing yardage, most rushing touchdowns (106), inductees, tied for the fourth-most of any most total touchdowns (126) and career all-purpose school. Jim Brown was the Orange’s first yardage (15,549). He was voted to the Pro Bowl representative enshrined in Canton, and Marvin FLOYD LITTLE every season he played and was named the greatest Harrison is SU’s most recent honoree. Three A multi-dimensional professional football player of all-time by the players (Art Monk, Floyd Little and Harrison) player, Floyd Little combined Sporting News in 2002. earned induction during the nine-year period his rushing talents with from 2008 to 2016. great hands and also was a return man for the Denver Player (Pos.) Years at SU Inducted JIM RINGO Broncos. A five-time Pro Jim Brown (RB) 1954-56 1971 Bowler, Little amassed more One of the greatest Jim Ringo (C) 1950-52 1981 than 12,000 all-purpose linemen in pro football Larry Csonka (FB) 1965-67 1987 yards during a career history, Jim Ringo was the John Mackey (TE) 1960-62 1992 that spanned from 1967 to 1975. He led the AFC center of Vince Lombardi’s Art Monk (WR) 1976-79 2008 in rushing in 1970 and recorded the first 1,000- great early Green Bay Floyd Little (RB) 1964-66 2010 yard season in Denver history the following year, Packers teams, and also Marvin Harrison (WR) 1992-95 2016 for the Philadelphia gaining a league-best 1,133 yards. At the time of his retirement, Little ranked seventh on the NFL’s Eagles. Ringo was an Owner Years at SU Inducted career rushing list (6,323 yards). He was a charter All-NFL selection six Al Davis 1947-50 1992 times. He played in 10 Pro Bowls and three NFL member of the Broncos Ring of Fame in 1984. championship games. Ringo was a member of Ben Schwartzwalder’s 7-2 squad that earned a MOST PRO FOOTBALL trip to the 1953 Orange Bowl, SU’s first-ever bowl MARVIN HARRISON appearance. HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES The all-time receiving School No. yardage leader in Syracuse LARRY CSONKA 1. Notre Dame 13 football history, Marvin 2. USC 12 Harrison played 13 seasons Still considered the 3. Ohio State 10 for the Indianapolis Colts prototype for NFL fullbacks, 4. Syracuse 8 and earned eight Pro Bowl Larry Csonka led the Miami Alabama 8 invitations. As Peyton Dolphins to an undefeated Michigan 8 Manning’s favorite target, season and Super Bowl title Pittsburgh 8 Harrison posted eight 1,000- in 1972. He was the MVP 8. Minnesota 7 yard receiving seasons, including 1,366 yards in of Super Bowl VIII after 9. Illinois 6 2006 to help the Colts win their first Super Bowl carrying 33 times for 145 Miami (Fla.) 6 in 36 years. Harrison holds the NFL single-season yards and two touchdowns record for most catches (143 in 2002) and ranks as Miami defeated Minnesota, 24-7. A five-time Pro third in league history with 1,102 career receptions. Bowl selection, Csonka put together three straight In addition, Harrison is seventh on the NFL’s career 1,000-yard seasons as the Dolphins advanced to the JOHN MACKEY receiving yardage list (14,580 yards) and ranks fifth in career receiving touchdowns (128). Super Bowl each of those years. John Mackey is known as perhaps the greatest tight end of all-time. He played AL DAVIS 10 seasons in the NFL from A 1950 Syracuse 1963-72, including nine Unversity graduate, Al with the Baltimore Colts. Davis was the owner of A five-time Pro Bowler and the Oakland Raiders from three-time All-Pro selection, 1972 to 2011. He served as Mackey caught 331 career commissioner of the AFL in passes for 5,236 yards and scored 38 touchdowns. 1966 and was the driving He was a member of the NFL’s 1960s All-Decade force behind the AFL-NFL Team and was named to the NFL 50th Anniversary merger. From 1967-85, Team. Mackey served as president of the NFL Davis’ Raiders won an AFL championship, three Players Association toward the end of his career and Super Bowl titles and 13 division championships. helped fight to establish free agency.

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SYRACUSE SUPER BOWL PARTICIPANTS

Game Name (Pos.) Team Super Bowl III John Mackey (TE) Baltimore Colts John Mackey (TE) Baltimore Colts Super Bowl VI Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins Super Bowl VII Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins Super Bowl VIII Larry Csonka (FB) * Miami Dolphins Super Bowl XV Keith Moody (DB) Oakland Raiders Ken Clarke (NT) Philadelphia Eagles Stan Walters (OT) Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl XVI Dave Lapham (OT) Super Bowl XVII Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins Super Bowl XVIII Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins Super Bowl XIX Mike Charles (DT) Miami Dolphins Super Bowl XXI Joe Morris (RB) New York Giants Super Bowl XXII Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins Super Bowl XXIV Pat Kelly (TE) Denver Broncos Super Bowl XXV Tom Coughlin (Wide Receivers Coach) New York Giants Super Bowl XXVI Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins Super Bowl XXVII Daryl Johnston (FB) Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXVIII Daryl Johnston (FB) Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXIX Kevin Mitchell (LB) San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl XXX Daryl Johnston (FB) Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXXI Rob Carpenter (WR) ^ Green Bay Packers Dave Wohlabaugh (C) New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXII Paul Frase (DL) Green Bay Packers Sir Mawn Wilson (WR) ^ Denver Broncos Super Bowl XXXIII Melvin Tuten (OT) Denver Broncos Chandler Jones helped the New England Patriots to a 28-24 win over the Roland Williams (TE) Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLIX. Super Bowl XXXIV John Flannery (OL) - IR St. Louis Rams Super Bowl XXXV Rob Burnett (DE) Baltimore Ravens Qadry Ismail (WR/KR) Baltimore Ravens Scott Kiernan (OL) ^ New York Giants SYRACUSE PRO BOWL SELECTIONS Quinton Spotwood (WR) ^ New York Giants Super Bowl XXXVI Tebucky Jones (DB) New England Patriots Player (Pos.) Team Years Markus Paul (Strength Coach) New England Patriots Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 Super Bowl XXXVII Roland Williams (TE) - IR Oakland Raiders 1964, 1965, 1966 Super Bowl XXXVIII Markus Paul (Strength Coach) New England Patriots Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, Super Bowl XXXIX Markus Paul (Strength Coach) New England Patriots 1963, 1964 Donovan McNabb (QB) Philadelphia Eagles Philadlephia Eagles 1965, 1966, 1968 Super Bowl XLI Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts John Mackey (TE) Baltimore Colts 1964, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts Walt Sweeney (OG) San Diego Chargers 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970 Ryan LaCasse (DE/LB) Indianapolis Colts 1971, 1972, 1973 James Mungro (RB) - IR Indianapolis Colts Albert Bemiller (C) Buffalo Bills 1966 1 Josh Thomas (DE) Indianapolis Colts Jim Nance (FB) Boston Patriots 1967 , 1968 Super Bowl XLII Tom Coughlin (Head Coach) New York Giants Floyd Little (RB) Denver Broncos 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974 1 1 Markus Paul (Strength Coach) New York Giants Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins 1971, 1972, 1973 , 1974 , 1975 David Tyree (WR) New York Giants Joe Ehrmann (DT) Baltimore Colts 1976 Super Bowl XLIII Anthony Smith (S) Pittsburgh Steelers Stan Walters (OT) Philadelphia Eagles 1979, 1980 Super Bowl XLVI Tom Coughlin (Head Coach) New York Giants Tommy Myers (DB) New Orleans Saints 1980 Markus Paul (Strength Coach) New York Giants Gary Anderson (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers 1984, 1986, 1994 Super Bowl XLVII Arthur Jones (DT) Baltimore Ravens Minnesota Vikings 1999 Jameel McClain (LB) Baltimore Ravens Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins 1985, 1986, 1987 Super Bowl XLIV Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts Jim Collins (LB) Los Angeles Rams 1986 Super Bowl XLIX Chandler Jones (DE) New England Patriots Joe Morris (RB) New York Giants 1986, 1987 Eric Crume (DL) ^ Carolina Panthers Daryl Johnston (FB) Dallas Cowboys 1994, 1995 Rob Burnett (DE) Cleveland Browns 1995 Rob Moore (WR) New York Jets 1995 Bold indicates Super Bowl champion Arizona Cardinals 1998 Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 1 KEY 2005, 2006, 2007 Olindo Mare (PK) Miami Dolphins 2000 * - Super Bowl MVP Donovan McNabb (QB) Philadelphia Eagles 2001 2, 2002 2, 2003, 2004 2 ^ - 2005, 2006, 2010 IR - Injured reserve Keith Bulluck (LB) Tennessee Titans 2004, 2005 Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010 2011 1, 2012 David Tyree (ST) New York Giants 2006 Chandler Jones (DE) New England Patriots 2016 1

KEY 1 - Selected but did not participate 2 - Injury replacement

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 155 AWARD WINNERS

1964 NFL ALL-DECADE TEAM Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP-1, UPI-1, NEA-1, SN-1 1960s Jim Ridlon (DB) Dallas Cowboys SN-1 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns Jim Ringo (C) Philadelphia Eagles AP-2 John Mackey (TE) Baltimore Colts Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers 1965 Philadelphia Eagles Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP-1, UPI-1, NEA-1, SN-1 1980s Gary Anderson (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers 1966 Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins John Mackey (TE) Baltimore Colts AP-1, UPI-1, NEA-1, SN-1, 1990s PFWA-1 Gary Anderson (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers Jim Nance (FB) Boston Patriots AP-1, UPI-1, Philadelphia Eagles Jim Ringo (C) Philadelphia Eagles AP-2 San Francisco 49ers Minnesota Vikings 1967 John Mackey (TE) Baltimore Colts AP-1, NEA-1, 2000s SN-1 Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts Jim Nance (FB) Boston Patriots AP-1, UPI-1, Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts NEA-1 Walt Sweeney (OG) San Diego Chargers AP-1, UPI-1, NFL PLAYER OF THE YEAR NEA-1 Jim Brown was named the NFL Player of the Year 1968 1957 four times in his nine professional seasons. John Mackey (TE) Baltimore Colts AP-1, UPI-1, Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP, UPI, NEA, PFW-1, NEA-1, SN SN-1, PFWA-1, NYDN-1 1958 ALL-PRO SELECTIONS Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP, SN Walt Sweeney (OG) San Diego Chargers AP-1, UPI-1, 1922 NEA-1, PFW-1, 1963 Joe Alexander (C) Rochester Jeffersons CDN-1, HS-1 PFWA-1, SN-1, Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns UPI, NEA, MX NYDN-1 1925 1965 Jack McBride (FB) New York Giants GB-1 1969 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP, UPI, NEA, Walt Sweeney (OG) San Diego Chargers UPI-1, NEA-1, SN 1957 PFW-1, PFWA-1, Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers AP-1, NEA-1 AP-2, NYDN-2 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP-1, UPI-1, Floyd Little (RB) Denver Broncos AP-1, UPI-1, NFL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR NEA-1, SN-1 NEA-1, PFW-1, NYDN-1, SN-1, 1957 1958 PFWA-2 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP, UPI, SN Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers SN-1 Jim Nance (FB) Boston Patriots AP-2, NYDN-2, Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP-1, UPI-1 SN-2, UPI-2 NEA-1, SN-1 AFL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1970 1959 Floyd Little (RB) Denver Broncos PFWA-2 1966 Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers AP-1, UPI-1, Walt Sweeney (OG) San Diego Chargers NEA-1 Jim Nance (FB) Boston Patriots AP, UPI, SN NEA-1, SN-1 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP-1, UPI-1, 1971 NEA-1, SN-1 Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins AP-1, PFWA-1, NFC PLAYER OF THE YEAR NEA-2 1960 Floyd Little (RB) Denver Broncos PFW-1, PFWA-2 2000 Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers AP-1, UPI-1, Walt Sweeney (OG) San Diego Chargers NEA-2 Donovan McNabb (QB) Philadelphia Eagles FN NEA-1, SN-1 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP-1, UPI-1, 1972 NEA-1, SN-1 Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins PFW-1, AP-2, COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE PFWA-2 1961 YEAR Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers AP-1, UPI-1, 1973 NEA-1, SN-1 Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins AP-1, PFW-1, 1979 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP-1, UPI-1, NEA-2, PFWA-2 Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins PFW NEA-1, SN-1 1976 1962 Joe Ehrmann (DT) Baltimore Colts UPI-1, PFWA-2 GOLDEN TOE AWARD Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers AP-1, UPI-1, NEA-1, SN-1 1979 1998 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns SN-1, AP-2 Tommy Myers (DB) New Orleans Saints PFW-1 Gary Anderson (PK) Minnesota Vikings PFW Stan Walters (OT) Philadelphia Eagles AP-2 1963 Jim Ringo (C) Green Bay Packers AP-1, UPI-1, 1983 AFC COACH OF THE YEAR NEA-1 Gary Anderson (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers AP-2 Jim Brown (RB) Cleveland Browns AP-1, UPI-1 1996 NEA-1, SN-1 1984 Tom Coughlin Jacksonville Jaguars UPI Jim Collins (LB) Los Angeles Rams PFW-1, AP-2 Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins AP-1, PFW-1, PFWA-1, SN-1 NEA-2

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1985 1997 Gary Anderson (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers PFWA-1 ALL-AFC TEAM Rob Moore (WR) Arizona Cardinals PFW/PFWA Jim Collins (LB) Los Angeles Rams SN-1 Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins SN-1, AP-2 1970 1998 Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins PFW Gary Anderson (PK) Minnesota Vikings PFW/PFWA 1986 Floyd Little (RB) Denver Broncos AP, UPI, PFW, SN Joe Morris (RB) New York Giants AP-1, NEA-1, Walt Sweeney (OG) San Diego Chargers AP, PFW 2000 PFW-1, SN-1 Donovan McNabb (QB) Philadelphia Eagles FN PFWA-1 1971 1993 Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins AP, UPI, PFW, SN ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Daryl Johnston (FB) Dallas Cowboys SI-1 Floyd Little (RB) Denver Broncos AP, UPI, PFW, SN 1990 1994 Walt Sweeney (OG) San Diego Chargers AP, UPI Rob Moore (WR) New York Jets UPI, PFWA Daryl Johnston (FB) Dallas Cowboys SI-1 1972 1991 1997 Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins AP, UPI, John Flannery (C) Houston Oilers PFWA Rob Moore (WR) Arizona Cardinals AP-1, PFW, SN PFW/PFWA-1 1995 1998 1973 Dave Wohlabaugh (C) New England Patriots PFW/PFWA Gary Anderson (PK) Minnesota Vikings AP-1, SN-1, Larry Csonka (FB) Miami Dolphins AP, UPI, Pat O’Neill (PK) New England Patriots PFW/PFWA PFW/PFWA-1 PFW, SN 1983 1996 1999 Gary Anderson (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers UPI, PFW Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts FN Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts AP-1, SN-1, PFW/PFWA-1 1985 1998 Olindo Mare (PK) Miami Dolphins AP-1, SN-1, Gary Anderson (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers UPI Donovin Darius (S) Jacksonville Jaguars PFW/PFWA, PFW/PFWA-1 FN, FD

2000 1993 Gary Anderson (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers UPI 2002 Rob Burnett (DE) Baltimore Ravens SI-1, AP-2 PFW/PFWA Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts ESPN Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA-1, PFW/PFWA SN-1, AP-2 Donovan McNabb (QB) Philadelphia Eagles SI-1 2000 Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA 2012 Rob Burnett (DE) Baltimore Ravens FN Chandler Jones (DE) New England Patriots PFW/PFWA, 2001 PFF Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts AP-2 2001 Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA 2013 2002 Justin Pugh (OT) New York Giants PFWA Keith Bulluck (LB) Tennessee Titans SI-1, FD-1, AP-2 2002 Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts AP-1, FD-1, KEY PFW/PFWA-1, Keith Bulluck (LB) Tennessee Titans PFW, PFWA AP - Associated Press SN-1, SI-1 2003 CDN - Canton Daily News Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA ESPN - ESPN.com 2003 FN - Football News Keith Bulluck (LB) Tennessee Titans AP-1, SI-1, Keith Bulluck (LB) Tennessee Titans PFW/PFWA Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA FD - Football Digest PFW/PFWA-1 GB - Green Bay Press-Gazette Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts FD-1, AP-2 HS - George Halas 2004 Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts SI-1, SN-1, MX - Maxwell Football Club of Philadelphia Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA AP-2 NYDN - New York Daily News Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA NEA - Newspaper Enterprise Association 2004 PFF - Pro Football Focus Keith Bulluck (LB) Tennessee Titans SI-1 2005 PFW - Pro Football Weekly Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts AP-1, SI-1, Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA PFWA - Pro Football Writers Association PFW/PFWA-1, Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA SI - Sports Illustrated SN-1 SN - Sporting News Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts SN-1, AP-2 2009 UPI - United Press International Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts PFW/PFWA 2005 1 - First Team Dwight Freeney (DE) Indianapolis Colts AP-1, SI-1, 2 - Second Team PFW/PFWA-1, ALL-NFC TEAM SN-1 David Tyree (ST) New York Giants PFW/PFWA-1 1978 Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts AP-2 Stan Walters (OT) Philadelphia Eagles UPI

2006 1979 Marvin Harrison (WR) Indianapolis Colts AP-1, SN-1, Stan Walters (OT) Philadelphia Eagles UPI, PFW, SN PFW/PFWA-1, Tommy Myers (DB) New Orleans Saints UPI, PFW ESPN-1 1984 2007 Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins UPI, PFW Will Allen (CB) Miami Dolphins SI-1 Jim Collins (LB) Los Angeles Rams PFW Keith Bulluck (LB) Tennessee Titans PFW/PFWA-1 1985 2009 Art Monk (WR) Washington Redskins UPI Dwight Freeney (DE), Indianapolis Colts AP-1, PFF-1 PFWA-1, SI-1, 1986 SN-1 Joe Morris (RB) New York Giants UPI, PFW

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1967 NFL DRAFT PICKS Bill Wosilius (LB) 15th (383) St. Louis Cardinals Name (Pos.) Round (Pick) Team 1968 Dennis Fitzgibbons (OG) 11th (287) San Francisco 49ers 1936 Ed Jontos (OG) 5th (45) New York Giants 1969 Tony Kyasky (DB) 5th (111) New Orleans Saints 1943 Dick Weber (OG) 13th (140) Washington Redskins 1970 Paul Berthold (End) 24th (250) Washington Redskins Bill Maddox (TE) 4th (94) San Diego Chargers John Protz (LB) 11th (275) San Diego Chargers 1944 Norm Michael (B) 18th (206) Philadelphia Eagles 1971 Ray White (LB) 5th (117) San Diego Chargers 1945 Paul McKee (End) 10th (117) Washington Redskins Howard Werner (End) 14th (162) Philadelphia Eagles 1972 Adolph Czekala (T) 18th (179) Boston Yanks Dan Yochum (OT) 2nd (37) Philadelphia Eagles Tommy Myers (DB) 3rd (74) New Orleans Saints 1946 Stan Walters (OT) 9th (210) Cincinnati Bengals Roger Robinson (B) 20th (209) Washington Redskins 1973 Joe Ehrmann (DT) 1st (10) Baltimore Colts 1947 Roger Praetorius (RB) 9th (226) San Francisco 49ers Joe Watts (B) 7th (47) Boston Yanks Marty Januszkiewicz (RB) 16th (399) Baltimore Colts

1950 1974 Jim Pepper (OG) 25th (314) Baltimore Colts Joe Morris was selected by the New York Giants in the second round of the 1982 NFL Draft and Dave Lapham (OG) 3rd (61) Cincinnati Bengals Ken Sawyer (DB) 7th (177) Cincinnati Bengals 1951 helped them win Super Bowl XXI. Bernie Custis (B) 11th (135) Cleveland Browns 1975 Bernie Ruoff (PK) Free Agent New England Patriots 1953 1960 Roger Davis (OG) 1st (7) Chicago Bears Jim Ringo (C) 7th (79) Green Bay Packers Gerhard Schwedes (HB) 4th (47) Baltimore Colts 1976 Avatus Stone (B) 9th (100) Chicago Cardinals Bob Yates (T) 7th (84) New York Giants Lonnie Allgood (WR) 9th (259) Cincinnati Bengals Bill Skyinskus (OG) 16th (188) New York Giants Dave Baker (End) 17th (204) New York Giants Keith Moody (DB) 10th (280) Buffalo Bills Ted Kukowski (C) 23rd (274) New York Giants Ray Preston (LB) 11th (295) San Diego Chargers Carl Karilivacz (B) 23rd (277) Detroit Lions 1961 Jim Jerome (LB) Free Agent New England Patriots Joe Szombathy (End) 25th (290) Baltimore Colts Bob Mitch (DB) Free Agent New England Patriots Bill Wetzel (B) 26th (310) New York Giants Art Baker (FB) 1st (14) Philadelphia Eagles Tom Gilburg (T) 2nd (21) Baltimore Colts 1977 1954 Bruce Tarbox (OG) 2nd (25) New York Giants John Brown (T) 4th (55) Cleveland Browns Tim Moresco (DB) 6th (149) Green Bay Packers Bob Fleck (T) 2nd (15) Green Bay Packers Fred Mautino (End) 5th (59) Pittsburgh Steelers Jose St. Victor (OG) 8th (214) Cincinnati Bengals Pat Stark (B) 2nd (19) Pittsburgh Steelers Al Bemiller (C) 7th (94) St. Louis Cardinals Lester McClelland (T) 4th (43) Los Angeles Rams Ken Ericson (End) 10th (139) Cleveland Browns 1978 Bob Leberman (B) 11th (125) Baltimore Colts Rich Rosen (OG) 5th (138) Dallas Cowboys Jim George (T) 26th (313) Detroit Lions Ken Clarke (OT) Free Agent Philadelphia Eagles Vince Vergara (B) 28th (336) Cleveland Browns 1962 Ernie Davis (RB) 1st (1) Washington Redskins 1979 1955 Pete Brokaw (B) 8th (107) Baltimore Colts George Francovitch (OG) 10th (131) St. Louis Cardinals Dave Jacobs (PK) 12th (325) Denver Broncos Ray Perkins (B) 3rd (28) Washington Redskins Gary Fallon (HB) 12th (157) Minnesota Vikings Dick Easterly (B) 14th (190) San Francisco 49ers 1980 1956 Bob Stem (C) 19th (265) New York Giants Art Monk (WR) 1st (18) Washington Redskins Don Althouse (End) 23rd (277) Cleveland Browns Bill Hurley (QB) 4th (110) Pittsburgh Steelers 1963 Craig Wolfley (OG) 5th (138) Pittsburgh Steelers 1957 John Mackey (TE) 2nd (19) Baltimore Colts Jim Brown (RB) 1st (6) Cleveland Browns Don King (HB) 6th (83) Detroit Lions 1981 Jim Ridlon (B) 4th (39) San Francisco 49ers Walt Sweeney (OG) 8th (107) Cleveland Browns Jim Collins (LB) 2nd (43) Los Angeles Rams Bill Brown (OG) 9th (108) Chicago Bears Dave Meggyesy (LB) 17th (226) St. Louis Cardinals Drew Gissinger (OT) 6th (141) San Diego Chargers Jerry Cashman (T) 14th (158) Philadelphia Eagles 1982 1958 1964 Joe Morris (RB) 2nd (45) New York Giants Dick Lasse (End) 6th (68) Pittsburgh Steelers Jim Mazurek (T) 6th (78) Baltimore Colts Craig Bingham (LB) 6th (167) Pittsburgh Steelers Mike Bill (C) 8th (86) Green Bay Packers Dick Bowman (End) 6th (80) St. Louis Cardinals Gary Anderson (PK) 7th (171) Buffalo Bills Gerry Hershey (T) 12th (142) New York Giants John Paglio (T) 11th (148) Baltimore Colts Chuck Strid (OG) 18th (206) Green Bay Packers Bob Meehan (OG) 13th (179) Cleveland Browns Ernie Jackson (B) 19th (225) New York Giants Len Slaby (C) 14th (192) St. Louis Cardinals 1983 Ed Coffin (B) 29th (342) Washington Redskins Dave Archer (T) 20th (278) Cleveland Browns Mike Charles (DT) 2nd (55) Miami Dolphins Gerry Feehery (C) Free Agent Philadelphia Eagles 1959 1965 Ron Luciano (T) 3rd (36) Detroit Lions Jim Nance (FB) 4th (45) Chicago Bears 1984 Al Benecick (OG) 6th (62) Philadelphia Eagles Wally Mahle (B) 4th (52) Green Bay Packers Blaise Winter (DT) 2nd (35) Indianapolis Colts Maury Youmans (T) 9th (105) Chicago Bears John McGuire (End) 5th (70) Baltimore Colts Brent Ziegler (RB) 10th (265) Cincinnati Bengals Tom Stephens (B) 11th (132) Baltimore Colts Ed Keiffer (B) 25th (300) Baltimore Colts 1966 1985 Gene Grabosky (T) 26th (305) Washington Redskins Charley Brown (DB) 2nd (28) Chicago Bears Jamie Kimmel (LB) 4th (107) Los Angeles Raiders Pat Killorin (C) 3rd (35) Pittsburgh Steelers Jaime Covington (RB) 9th (227) Minnesota Vikings Howard McCard (OG) 14th (207) New York Giants Bernard King (LB) 10th (265) Cincinnati Bengals

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1986 Tim Green (LB) 1st (17) Atlanta Falcons 2000 Doug Marrone (OT) 6th (164) Los Angeles Raiders Keith Bulluck (LB) 1st (30) Tennessee Titans Bob Brotzki (OT) 9th (228) Indianapolis Colts Mark Baniewicz (OT) 7th (247) Jacksonville Jaguars Jerry Kimmel (LB) 10th (268) New York Giants Stephen Brominski (TE) Free Agent Detroit Lions Don McAulay (PK) 12th (332) New England Patriots David Byrd (CB) Free Agent Buffalo Bills Jeff Lowe (WR) Free Agent Cleveland Browns 1987 Ian McIntosh (S) Free Agent Washington Redskins Scott Schwedes (WR) 2nd (56) Miami Dolphins Jeff Pilon (OG) Free Agent New York Jets Tim Pidgeon (LB) 9th (237) Miami Dolphins Quinton Spotwood (WR) Free Agent Miami Dolphins Wes Dove (DB) 12th (312) Seattle Seahawks Nick Sudano (FB) Free Agent Cleveland Browns

1988 2001 Ted Gregory (NT) 1st (26) Denver Broncos Will Allen (CB) 1st (22) New York Giants Tommy Kane (WR) 3rd (75) Seattle Seahawks Eric Downing (DT) 3rd (75) Kansas City Chiefs Paul Frase (DE) 6th (146) New York Jets Morlon Greenwood (LB) 3rd (88) Miami Dolphins Don McPherson (QB) 6th (149) Philadelphia Eagles Dee Brown (RB) 6th (175) Carolina Panthers Pat Kelly (TE) 7th (174) Denver Broncos Duke Pettijohn (LB) Free Agent Cincinnati Bengals Tim Vesling (PK) 12th (327) Indianapolis Colts Pat Woodcock (WR) Free Agent New York Giants

1989 2002 Daryl Johnston (FB) 2nd (39) Dallas Cowboys Dwight Freeney (DE) 1st (11) Indianapolis Colts Robert Drummond (RB) 3rd (76) Philadelphia Eagles Kyle Johnson (FB) 5th (145) Carolina Panthers David Holmes (DB) 4th (92) Miami Dolphins P.J. Alexander (OL) Free Agent New Orleans Saints Markus Paul (DB) 4th (95) Chicago Bears Charles Burton (LB) Free Agent Arizona Cardinals Pat Davis (TE) 9th (231) San Diego Chargers Willie Ford (CB) Free Agent Oakland Raiders Deval Glover (WR) 10th (259) Miami Dolphins Quentin Harris (S) Free Agent Arizona Cardinals Keith Friberg (LB) Free Agent Washington Redskins SU had at least one first-round NFL draft choice Maurice Jackson (WR) Free Agent Buffalo Bills Todd Philcox (QB) Free Agent Cincinnati Bengals JR Johnson (LB) Free Agent Baltimore Ravens for five straight years from 1998-2002, including Kwazi Leverette (WR) Free Agent Cincinnati Bengals 1990 linebacker Keith Bulluck in 2000. James Mungro (RB) Free Agent Detroit Lions Terry Wooden (LB) 2nd (29) Seattle Seahawks Sean O’Connor (OL) Free Agent Arizona Cardinals Rob Burnett (DE) 5th (129) Cleveland Browns Fred DiRiggi (NT) 7th (181) Buffalo Bills 1995 2003 Melvin Tuten (OT) 3rd (69) Cincinnati Bengals David Bavaro (LB) 9th (225) Phoenix Cardinals Chris Davis (RB) 5th (165) Seattle Seahawks Dave Wohlabaugh (C) 4th (112) New England Patriots Michael Owens (RB) 9th (235) Kansas City Chiefs David Tyree (WR) 6th (211) New York Giants Wilky Bazile (DL) Free Agent New York Jets Rob Moore (WR) 1st (1) * New York Jets Will Hunter (CB) Free Agent New York Jets Bryce Bevill (DB) Free Agent Detroit Lions Blake Bednarz (OG) Free Agent Seattle Seahawks Mike Shafer (P) Free Agent St. Louis Rams Kirby Dar Dar (WR) Free Agent Miami Dolphins Sean Whiteman (DB) Free Agent Cincinnati Bengals Clifton Smith (LB) Free Agent Washington Redskins Tony Jones (DB) Free Agent Carolina Panthers Kevin Mason (QB) Free Agent Los Angeles Raiders * - Supplemental Draft 2004 Johnnie Morant (WR) 5th (134) Oakland Raiders 1991 1996 Christian Ferrara (DT) 7th (226) San Francisco 49ers Marvin Harrison (WR) 1st (19) Indianapolis Colts John Flannery (C) 2nd (44) Houston Oilers Kevin Sampson (OT) 7th (231) Kansas City Chiefs Olindo Mare (PK) Free Agent New York Giants Rob Carpenter (WR) 4th (109) Cincinnati Bengals R.J. Anderson (QB) Free Agent Oakland Raiders Sir Mawn Wilson (WR) Free Agent Miami Dolphins Frank Conover (DT) 8th (197) Cleveland Browns Keith Belton (FB) Free Agent Detroit Lions Mike Bernard (OG) Free Agent Pittsburgh Steelers Louis Gachelin (DT) Free Agent New England Patriots Duane Kinnon (RB) Free Agent New York Giants 1997 Darryl Kennedy (FB) Free Agent Pittsburgh Steelers Brian LaBaron (LB) Free Agent Pittsburgh Steelers Kevin Abrams (DB) 2nd (54) Detroit Lions Rich Scanlon (LB) Free Agent Kansas City Chiefs Gary McCummings (OT) Free Agent New York Giants Antonio Anderson (DL) 4th (101) Dallas Cowboys Josh Thomas (DE) Free Agent Indianapolis Colts Turnell Sims (OG) Free Agent Seattle Seahawks Dana Cottrell (LB) Free Agent Cincinnati Bengals Rob Thomson (DB) Free Agent New England Patriots Nate Hemsley (LB) Free Agent Houston Oilers 2005 Deon Maddox (WR) Free Agent Detroit Lions Adam Terry (OT) 2nd (64th) Baltimore Ravens Sean Reali (P) Free Agent Pittsburgh Steelers 1992 Diamond Ferri (S) Free Agent New York Giants Malcolm Thomas (RB) Free Agent Indianapolis Colts George Rooks (DT) 10th (265) New York Giants Greg Hanoian (FB) Free Agent Detroit Lions Anthony Walker (DB) Free Agent New York Jets Andrew Dees (OT) Free Agent Cincinnati Bengals Jared Jones (WR) Free Agent Philadelphia Eagles Matt Tarullo (OG) Free Agent Dallas Cowboys 1993 1998 Qadry Ismail (WR) 2nd (52) Minnesota Vikings Tebucky Jones (DB) 1st (22) New England Patriots 2006 Donovin Darius (DB 1st (25) Jacksonville Jaguars Chris Gedney (TE) 3rd (61) Chicago Bears Anthony Smith (S) 3rd (83) Pittsburgh Steelers Roland Williams (TE) 4th (98) St. Louis Rams Kerry Farrell (WR) Free Agent Cleveland Browns Quinn Ojinnaka (OT) 5th (139) Atlanta Falcons Antwaune Ponds (LB) 7th (206) Washington Redskins Garland Hawkins (LB) Free Agent Chicago Bears Ryan LaCasse (DE) 7th (219) Baltimore Ravens Jim Turner (WR) 7th (228) Carolina Panthers Antonio Johnson (WR) Free Agent Chicago Bears James Wyche (DE) 7th (213) Jacksonville Jaguars Jeff Danish (DL) Free Agent New Orleans Saints Jerry Sharp (OG) Free Agent New York Jets Kader Drame (DT) Free Agent New England Patriots Kaseem Sinceno (TE) Free Agent Philadelphia Eagles James Spencer (DT) Free Agent New York Jets Steve Franklin (C/OG) Free Agent Kansas City Chiefs Brent Warren (OL) Free Agent New England Patriots David Walker (RB) Free Agent Miami Dolphins Steve Gregory (CB) Free Agent San Diego Chargers Terrence Wisdom (OG) Free Agent Seattle Seahawks Joe Kowalewski (TE) Free Agent New York Jets JoJo Wooden (LB) Free Agent Arizona Cardinals 1999 Damien Rhodes (RB) Free Agent Houston Texans Glen Young (LB) Free Agent Los Angeles Raiders Donovan McNabb (QB) 1st (2) Philadelphia Eagles Alex Shor (TE) Free Agent Arizona Cardinals Kevin Johnson (WR) 2nd (32) Cleveland Browns 1994 Rob Konrad (FB) 2nd (43) Miami Dolphins 2007 Darryl Daniel (WR) Free Agent Detroit Lions Kevin Mitchell (NT) 2nd (53) San Francisco 49ers Tanard Jackson (CB) 4th (106) Tampa Bay Buccaneers Stan Gibbs (LB) Free Agent Tampa Bay Buccaneers Pat O’Neill (P) 5th (135) New England Patriots Kelvin Smith (LB) 7th (219) Miami Dolphins Scott Kiernan (OG) Free Agent New York Giants Kyle Adams (OT) Free Agent New York Jets Jamar Atkinson (DE) Free Agent Baltimore Ravens Phil Nash (DB) Free Agent Detroit Lions Ernie Brown (DL) Free Agent Detroit Lions Brendan Carney (P) Free Agent Baltimore Ravens Jason Poles (DB) Free Agent New York Jets Shelby Hill (WR) Free Agent Dallas Cowboys Terrell Lemon (CB) Free Agent New York Jets Marcus Lee (FB) Free Agent Cleveland Browns Jerry Mackey (LB) Free Agent Tampa Bay Buccaneers Terry Richardson (RB) Free Agent Cincinnati Bengals Perry Patterson (QB) Free Agent Philadelphia Eagles Chip Todd (LB) Free Agent Philadelphia Eagles Al Wooten (FB) Free Agent Philadelphia Eagles

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2008 USFL DRAFT PICKS Dowayne Davis (DB) Free Agent Dallas Cowboys Joe Fields (DB) Free Agent Carolina Panthers Name (Pos.) Round (Pick) Team Jameel McClain (DE) Free Agent Baltimore Ravens Carroll Madison (OG) Free Agent Detroit Lions 1983 Taj Smith (WR) Free Agent Green Bay Packers Mike Charles (DT) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Ted Cirillo (OL) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals 2009 Gerry Feehery (OL) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Tony Fiammetta (FB) 4th (128) Carolina Panthers Joe Nett (OL) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Ryan Durand (OG) 7th (239) Tennessee Titans Curtis Brinkley (RB) Free Agent San Diego Chargers 1984 Paul Chiara (S) Free Agent Carolina Panthers Bernard King (LB) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Blaise Winter (DE) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals 2010 Brent Ziegler (RB) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Arthur Jones (DT) 5th (157) Baltimore Ravens Rich Roche (LB) 17 (355) Jacksonville Bulls

2011 1985 Delone Carter (RB) 4th (119) Indianapolis Colts Gerald Allen (LB) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Doug Hogue (LB) 5th (157) Detroit Lions Vic Bellamy (DB) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Derrell Smith (LB) Free Agent Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jamie Covington (RB) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Jamie Kimmel (LB) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals 2012 Chandler Jones (DE) 1st (21) New England Patriots Walt Sweeney was selected with the second pick 1986 Andrew Tiller (OG) 6th (179) New Orleans Saints in the 1963 AFL Draft. He made nine Pro Bowls Bob Brotzki (OL) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Antwon Bailey (RB) Free Agent Washington Redskins in his 13-year career. Tim Green (DE) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Michael Hay (OT) Free Agent St. Louis Rams Jerry Kimmel (DE) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Dorian Graham (DB) Free Agent Baltimore Ravens Doug Marrone (OL) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Kevyn Scott (CB) Free Agent Miami Dolphins Mike Siano (WR) -- (--) * New Jersey Generals Philip Thomas (S) Free Agent Philadelphia Eagles AFL DRAFT PICKS Aaron Weaver (WR) Free Agent Kansas City Chiefs * - Territorial Draft Name (Pos.) Round (Pick) Team 2013 NOTE Justin Pugh (OT) 1st (19) New York Giants 1961 The USFL held a yearly “territorial” draft where teams could Ryan Nassib (QB) 4th (110) New York Giants Art Baker (FB) 3rd (19) Buffalo Bills select players from protected schools in their geographic Shamarko Thomas (S) 4th (111) Pittsburgh Steelers Tom Gilburg (T) 3rd (21) Buffalo Bills area without them being subjected to the league’s annual Lou Alexander (OG) Free Agent New Orleans Saints Al Bemiller (C) 7th (51) Buffalo Bills collegiate draft Zack Chibane (OG) Free Agent Buffalo Bills Fred Mautino (End) 7th (53) New York Titans Deon Goggins (DL) Free Agent Atlanta Falcons John Brown (T) 22nd (175) San Diego Chargers Alec Lemon (WR) Free Agent Houston Texans CFL DRAFT PICKS Marcus Sales (WR) Free Agent New York Giants 1962 Brandon Sharpe (LB) Free Agent Washington Redskins Ernie Davis (RB) 1st (4) Buffalo Bills Name (Pos.) Round (Pick) Team Bob Stem (C) 25th (198) Boston Patriots 2014 Ken Ericson (End) 32nd (252) Buffalo Bills 1967 Jay Bromley (DT) 3rd (74) New York Giants Bill Benecick (OG) Free Agent Marquis Spruill (LB) 5th (168) Atlanta Falcons 1963 Ri’Shard Anderson (CB) Free Agent Tennessee Titans Walt Sweeney (OG) 1st (2) San Diego Chargers 1975 Keon Lyn (CB) Free Agent Indianapolis Colts John Mackey (TE) 5th (35) New York Jets Steve Scully (T) 1st (1) Macky MacPherson (C) Free Agent Buffalo Bills Jerome Smith (RB) Free Agent Atlanta Falcons 1964 1989 Jeremi Wilkes (S) Free Agent Jacksonville Jaguars Jim Mazurek (OG) 6th (45) Boston Patriots Chris Ingram (DB) Free Agent Ottawa Roughriders Dick Bowman (End) 10th (80) San Diego Chargers Dave Archer (T) 22nd (172) Boston Patriots 2015 1993 Glen Young (LB) 3rd (22) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Eric Crume (DT) Free Agent Jacksonville Jaguars 1965 Dyshawn Davis (LB) Free Agent Washington Redskins Ousmane Bary (DB) Free Agent Winnipeg Blue Bombers John McGuire (End) 2nd (--) * New York Jets Durell Eskridge (S) Free Agent New York Jets Tom Wilhelm (T) 6th (41) Denver Broncos Sean Hickey (OT) Free Agent New Orleans Saints 1994 Wally Mahle (DB) 13th (99) Oakland Raiders Cameron Lynch (LB) Free Agent St. Louis Rams Marvin Graves (QB) Free Agent Toronto Argonauts Jim Nance (FB) 19th (151) Boston Patriots 1996 2016 * - Redshirt Draft Bryce Bevill (DB) Free Agent Saskatchewan Roughriders Riley Dixon (P) 7th (228) Denver Broncos Ernie Brown (DL) Free Agent Saskatchewan Roughriders Ron Thompson (LB) Free Agent Indianapolis Colts 1966 Kevin Mason (QB) Free Agent Saskatchewan Roughriders Julian Whigham (CB) Free Agent Buffalo Bills Charley Brown (DB) 4th (32) San Diego Chargers Pat Killorin (C) 10th (83) Miami Dolphins Steve Chomyszak (DT) 12th (103) New York Jets 1998 AAFC DRAFT PICKS Ted Holman (DB) 17th (152) Oakland Raiders Marc Pilon (DL) 1st (4) Calgary Stampeders

Name (Pos.) Round (Pick) Team 1967 1999 Floyd Little (HB) 1st (6) Denver Broncos Mathieu Beaudoin (OT) 2nd (11) BC Lions 1947 Gary Bugenhagen (T) 4th (102) Buffalo Bills Jeff Pilon (OT) 3rd (17) Winnipeg Blue Bombers Joe Watts (B) 8th (58) Buffalo Bisons 1968 2002 Larry Csonka (FB) 1st (8) Miami Dolphins Mark Holtzman (DT) Free Agent Hamilton Tiger-Cats Jim Cheyunski (LB) 12th (305) Boston Patriots 2005 1969 Thomas Whitfield (DB) 2nd (13) Art Thoms (DT) 1st (22) Oakland Raiders

NOTE In 1965 and 1966, the AFL held a separate 12-round redshirt draft in addition to the regular draft

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This list was compiled from several sources, including Name (Pos.) Team (Years) the Encyclopedia of Football. Compilation of players in the Brown, Charley (DB) Chicago Bears (1966-67) Canadian Football League was assisted by Jay Langhammer, ORANGE ON NFL ROSTERS Buffalo Bills (1968) Dallas, Texas. NFL Europe list from Beth Long ‘06. Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1969) Teams listed are from the National Football League or Name (Pos.) ...... Team unless otherwise noted. Jay Bromley (DT) ...... New York Giants Brown, Dee (RB) Carolina Panthers (2001-02) Eric Crume (DT) ...... Carolina Panthers Pittsburgh Steelers (2003) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Riley Dixon (P) ...... Denver Broncos Atlanta Falcons (2004) Abbott, Lafayette (B) Dayton Triangles (1921-29) Durell Eskridge (S) ...... Arizona Cardinals Cleveland Browns (2004) Arthur Jones (DT) ...... Indianapolis Colts Kansas City Chiefs (2005-06) Abrams, Kevin (DB) Detroit Lions (1997-2000) Chandler Jones (OLB) ...... Arizona Cardinals Cameron Lynch (LB) ...... Los Angeles Rams Brown, Edwin (B) Milwaukee Badgers (1922) Albanese, Vannie (B) Brooklyn Dodgers (1937-38) Ryan Nassib (QB) ...... New York Giants New York Yankees (1940) Justin Pugh (OG) ...... New York Giants Brown, Ernie (DL) Calgary Stampeders (CFL, 1996-97) Shamarko Thomas (S) ...... Pittsburgh Steelers Baltimore Ravens (1999) Alexander, Joe (C) Rochester Jeffersons (1921-22) Ron Thompson (LB) ...... Indianapolis ColtS Rhein Fire (NFLE, 2000) Milwaukee Badgers (1922) Mike Williams (WR) ...... Kansas City Chiefs New York Giants (1925-27) Brown, Jim (RB) Cleveland Browns (1957-65)

Alexander, PJ (OT) New Orleans Saints (2003) Brown, John (T) Cleveland Browns (1962-66) Denver Broncos (2003-05) Pittsburgh Steelers (1967-71) Atlanta Falcons (2006) Denver Broncos (2007) Brown, Matthew (B) Cleveland Indians (1919)

Allen, Will (CB) New York Giants (2001-05) Brown, William (LB) Boston Patriots (1960) Miami Dolphins (2006-11) New England Patriots (2012) Bruckner, Nick (WR) New York Jets (1983-87)

Anderson, Antonio (DL) Dallas Cowboys (1997-98) Bugenhagen, Gary (OT/G) Buffalo Bills (1967) Cleveland Browns (1999) Boston Patriots (1969-70) Carolina Panthers (1999) Memphis Maniax (XFL, 2001) Bulluck, Keith (LB) Tennessee Titans (2000-09) New York Giants (2010) Anderson, Gary (PK) Pittsburgh Steelers (1982-94) Philadelphia Eagles (1995-96) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Burnett, Rob (DL) Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Ravens San Francisco 49ers (1997) Bazile, Wilky (DL) Charlotte Rage (Arena, 1996) (1990-2001) Minnesota Vikings (1998-2002) Scottish Claymores (NFLE, 1997) Miami Dolphins (2002-03) Tennessee Titans (2003-04) Tampa Bay Storm (Arena, 1997-98) New York City Hawks (Arena, 1998) Burton, Charles (LB) Arizona Cardinals (2002-03) Anderson, Ri’Shard (CB) Tennessee Titans (2014-15) New Jersey Red Devils (Arena, 1999) Rhein Fire (NFLE, 2003-04) Buffalo Destroyers (Arena, 2000) Denver Broncos (2004) Anderson, R.J. (QB) Oakland Raiders (2004) Houston Thunderbears (Arena, 2001) Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 2004) New Jersey Gladiators (Arena, 2002) Byrd, David (DB) Buffalo Bills (2000) Las Vegas Gladiators (Arena, 2003) Berlin (NFLE, 2001) Anderson, Willard (B) Cleveland Indians (1923) Columbus Destroyers (Arena, 2004) Seattle Seahawks (2001) Rochester Jeffersons (1923-24) Las Vegas Gladiators (Arena, 2005-06) BC Lions (CFL, 2003) New Orleans VooDoo (Arena, 2007) Archoska, Julius (End) Staten Island Stapletons (1930) Carney, Brendan (P) Baltimore Ravens (2007) Beaudoin, Mathieu (T) BC Lions (CFL, 1999-2000) Atkinson, Jamar (DE) Baltimore Ravens (2007) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL, 2000-02) Carpenter, Rob (WR) New England Patriots (1991) Chesapeake Tide (CIFL, 2008) New York Jets (1992-94) Maryland Maniacs (IFL, 2009) Belton, Keith (FB) Detroit Lions (2004) Philadelphia Eagles (1995) Chicago Bears (2005-06) Green Bay Packers (1996) Baker, Art (RB) Buffalo Bills (1961-62) Denver Broncos (2006-07) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1963-65) Detroit Lions (2007) Carr, Harlan (QB) Buffalo Bisons (1927) Calgary Stampeders (CFL, 1966) Bemiller, Albert (C) Buffalo Bills (1961-69) Carter, Delone (RB) Indianapolis Colts (2011-13) Baniewicz, Mark (OT) Jacksonville Jaguars (2001-02) Jacksonville Jaguars (2013-14) Denver Broncos (2003) Benecick, Al (OG) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1959-68) Edmonton Eskimos (CFL, 1969) Cassata, Rick (QB) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL, 1969) Bartholomew, Ryan (C) Arizona Cardinals (2011-12) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1969-70) Bernard, Michael (OT) Frankfurt Galaxy (NFLE, 1992) Ottawa Roughriders (CFL, 1971-74) Bary, Ousmane (CB) Barcelona Dragons (NFLE, 1996) BC Lions (CFL, 1975) Berner, Milford (C) Cincinnati Reds (1933) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1976) Barsha, John (B) Rochester Jeffersons (1919-20) Hammond Pros (1920) Bevill, Bryce (DB) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1996-97) Charles, Mike (DT) Miami Dolphins (1983-86) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL, 1998-2000) San Diego Chargers (1987-89) Bavaro, David (LB) Phoenix Cardinals (1990) Los Angeles Raiders (1990-91) Buffalo Bills (1991) Bingham, Craig (LB) Pittsburgh Steelers (1982-84) Minnesota Vikings (1992) Cheyunski, Jim (LB) Boston Patriots (1968-70) New England Patriots (1993-94) Braney, John (OG) Providence Steamrollers (1925-26) New England Patriots (1971-72) New Orleans Saints (1994) Buffalo Bills (1973-74) Brinkley, Curtis (RB) San Diego Chargers (2009-12) Baltimore Colts (1975-76) Bayley, John (T) New York Yankees (1927) Brominski, Stephen (TE) Detroit Lions (2000) Chiara, Paul (S) Carolina Panthers (2010) Baysinger, Reaves (T) Rochester Jeffersons (1924) Bromley, Jay (DT) New York Giants (2014-Present) Chomyszak, Steven (T) New York Jets (1966) Cincinnati Bengals (1968-73) Brotzki, Bob (OL) Indianapolis Colts (1986-88) Dallas Cowboys (1988) Cirillo, Ted (OL) New Jersey Generals (USFL, 1983)

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Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Clarke, Ken (NT) Philadelphia Eagles (1978-87) Seattle Seahawks (1988) Minnesota Vikings (1989-92)

Cobb, Alfred (OG) Akron Pros (1919-22) Cleveland Indians (1923) Cleveland Bulldogs (1924-25)

Collins, Jim (LB) Los Angeles Rams (1981-88) San Diego Chargers (1989-90)

Conover, Frank (DT) Cleveland Browns (1991-92) Minnesota Vikings (1993)

Constantine, Irving (B) Staten Island Stapletons (1931)

Cottrell, Dana (LB) London Monarchs (NFLE, 1998) New England Patriots (1998)

Courtney, Gerald (B) Brooklyn Dodgers (1942) Larry Csonka played in three Super Bowls for the Miami Dolphins. He was named the MVP of Super Covington, Jaime (RB) New York Giants (1987) Bowl III after rushing for 145 yards in a 24-7 victory against the Minnesota Vikings. Crume, Eric (DT) Carolina Panthers (2015-Present)

Csonka, Larry (FB) Miami Dolphins (1968-74) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Memphis Southmen (WFL, 1975) Dominic, John (NT/DE) San Antonio Riders (WLAF, 1991) Ferrara, Christian (DT) San Francisco 49ers (2004) New York Giants (1976-78) Miami Dolphins (1979) Donnelly, Joe (TE) Buffalo Bills (2004) Ferri, Diamond (DB/RB/LB) Atlanta Falcons (2006) Arizona Cardinals (2006) Culver, Frank (C) Buffalo All-Americans (1923) Dooley, John (OG) Rochester Jeffersons (1922-25) Amsterdam Admirals (NFLE, 2006) Canton Bulldogs (1923-25) Milwaukee Badgers (1923) Toronto Argonauts (CFL, 2006) Buffalo Bisons (1924) Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 2007-11) Rochester Jeffersons (1924) Dove, Wes (DT) Seattle Seahawks (1987-88) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 2012-14)

Custis, Bernie (QB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1951-54) Downing, Eric (DT) Kansas City Chiefs (2001-03) Fiammetta, Tony (FB) Carolina Panthers (2009-10) Ottawa Roughriders (CFL, 1954-55) San Diego Chargers (2004) Dallas Cowboys (2011) New England Patriots (2012) Daniel, Darryl (WR) Detroit Lions (1999) Drame, Kader (DT) New England Patriots (2006) Chicago Bears (2013-14) Amsterdam Admirals (NFLE, 2000) Minnesota Vikings (2000) Drummond, Robert (RB) Philadelphia Eagles (1989-91) Fields, Joe (S) Carolina Panthers (2008-09) Carolina Panthers (2001) Pittsburgh Steelers (1992) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2002) Denver Broncos (1993) Finsterwald, Russ (B) Detroit Heralds (1919) Baltimore Stallions (CFL, 1994-95) Danish, Jeff (DL) New Orleans Saints (1998) Toronto Argonauts (CFL, 1996-97) Fishel, Richard (QB) Brooklyn Dodgers (1933) BC Lions (CFL, 1998-2002) Dar Dar, Kirby (WR) Miami Dolphins (1995-98) Fivaz, William (OG) Rochester Jeffersons (1925) Kansas City Chiefs (1999-2000) Dumas, Jameel (LB) Rhein Fire (NFLE, 2006) Milwaukee Badgers (1925) Berlin Thunder (NFLE, 2007) Darius, Donovin (S) Jacksonville Jaguars (1998-2006) Flannery, John (C/OG) Houston Oilers (1991-94) Miami Dolphins (2007) Dumoe, Joseph (End) Rochester Jeffersons (1920-21) Dallas Cowboys (1997) St. Louis Rams (1998-2000) Davis, Chris (FB) Seattle Seahawks (2003-05) Durand, Ryan (OG) Tennessee Titans (2009-12) Miami Dolphins (2012) Foley, James (B) Hartford Blues (1926) Davis, Dowayne (CB) Dallas Cowboys (2008) Kansas City Chiefs (2013) Ford, Willie (DB) Oakland Raiders (2002) Davis, Dyshawn (LB) Washington Redskins (2015) Dye, Lester (End) Washington Redskins (1944-45) Tennessee Titans (2002) BC Lions (CFL, 2016-Present) Pittsburgh Steelers (2003) Easterly, Dick (B) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1962-64) Kansas City Chiefs (2003-04) Davis, Ernie (RB) Berlin Thunder (NFLE, 2004-05) First overall selection by the Washington Redskins in the Ehrmann, Joe (DT) Baltimore Colts (1973-80) 1962 NFL Draft (traded to Cleveland). He was diagnosed Detroit Lions (1981-82) Forsyth, Benjamin (C) Rochester Jeffersons (1919-20) with leukemia and died in May 1963. The Cleveland Browns Chicago Blitz (USFL, 1983) retired his No. 45 jersey. Arizona Wranglers (USFL, 1984) Foster, Fred (B) Buffalo All-Americans (1923) Orlando Renegades (USFL, 1985) Rochester Jeffersons (1923-24) Davis, Pat (TE) London Monarchs (NFLE, 1991) Ellis, Larry (B) Detroit Lions (1948) Franklin, Steve (C/OG) Kansas City Chiefs (2006) Davis, Roger (OG) Chicago Bears (1960-63) Atlanta Falcons (2006) Los Angeles Rams (1964) Erwig, William (B) Rochester Jeffersons (1919-21) Rhein Fire (NFLE, 2007) New York Giants (1965-66) Dallas Cowboys (2007) Eskridge, Durell (S) New York Jets (2015) Georgia Force (Arena, 2008) Dees, Andrew (OL) Cincinnati Bengals (1992) Arizona Cardinals (2016-Present) New York Dragons (Arena, 2008) Seattle Seahawks (1993) Fallon, Gary (B) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1962) Frase, Paul (DL) New York Jets (1988-1994) DeLoatch, Giovanni (OL/DL) Quad City Steamrollers (af2, 2005) Jacksonville Jaguars (1995-96) Fallon, Michael (OG) Milwaukee Badgers (1922) Green Bay Packers (1997) DeRiggi, Fred (DT) New England (1990) Baltimore Ravens (1998) Feehery, Gerry (C/OG) Philadelphia Eagles (1983-87) Dinkins, Donald (OL/DL) Toronto Phantoms (Arena, 2002) Kansas City Chiefs (1988) Freeney, Dwight (DE/LB) Indianpolis Colts (2002-12) New England Patriots (1989) San Diego Chargers (2013-14) Dixon, Riley (P) Denver Broncos (2016-Present) Arizona Cardinals (2015)

162 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide ALL-TIME PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS

Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Frugone, James (B) New York Giants (1925) Jakowenko, George (PK) Oakland Raiders (1974) Brooklyn Horsemen (1926) Buffalo Bills (1976)

Gabriel, Tony (WR/TE) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1971-74) Jappe, Paul (End) New York Giants (1925, 1927-28) Ottawa Roughriders (CFL, 1975-81) Brooklyn Lions (1926)

Gachelin, Louis (DT) New England Patriots (2004) Jerome, Jim (LB) New England Patriots (1976) Rhein Fire (NFLE, 2005) New York Jets (1977)

Gaskeen, Harry (End) Akron Pros (1919) Johnson, JR Baltimore Ravens (2002) New Orleans Saints (2002) Gedney, Chris (TE) Chicago Bears (1993-96) Indianapolis Colts (2003) Arizona Cardinals (1997-98, 2000) Carolina Panthers (2003) Oakland Raiders (2003) Gibbs, Stan (LB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1999) Atlanta Falcons (2004) Frankfurt Galaxy (NFLE, 2000) Calgary Stampeders (CFL, 2000-01 Johnson, Kevin (WR) Cleveland Browns (1999-2003) Jacksonville Jaguars (2003) Gilburg, Tom (T) Baltimore Colts (1961-65) Baltimore Ravens (2004) Detroit Lions (2005) Gissinger, Drew (OL) San Diego Chargers (1981-85) Johnson, Kyle (RB) Carolina Panthers (2002) Glover, Deval (WR) Miami Dolphins (1989) New York Giants (2002) Buffalo Bills (1990-91) Detroit Lions (2002) Ohio Glory (WLAF, 1992) Denver Broncos (2002-07) Connecticut Coyotes (Arena, 1995) Johnston, Daryl (FB) Dallas Cowboys (1989-99) Grabosky, Gene (T) Buffalo Bills (1960) Jones, Arthur (DT) Baltimore Ravens (2010-13) Graves, Marvin (QB) Toronto Argonauts (CFL, 1994-95) Steve Gregory helped the New England Patriots Indianapolis Colts (2014-Present) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1996) to consecutive AFC Championship game berths in Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 1997) 2012 and 2013. Jones, Chandler (DE/OLB) New England Patriots (2012-15) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 2001) Arizona Cardinals (2016-Present)

Green, Kevin J. (PK) Sacramento Attack (Arena, 1992) Jones, Jared (WR/DB) Albany Conquest (af2, 2007-09) Miami Hooters (Arena, 1993) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Hinkle, Jack (RB/DB) New York Giants (1940) Jones, Tebucky (DB) New England Patriots (1998-2002) Green, Tim (LB/DE) Atlanta Falcons (1986-93) Philadelphia Eagles (1941) New Orleans Saints (2003-04) Philadelphia-Pittsburgh (1943) Miami Dolphins (2005) Greenwood, Morlon (LB) Miami Dolphins (1991-94) Philadelphia Eagles (1944-47) New England Patriots (2006) Houston Texans (2005-09) Oakland Raiders (2009) Hoffman, Arnold (B) Rochester Jeffersons (1925) Jones, Tony (DB) Arizona Cardinals (1995) Omaha Nighthawks (UFL, 2010-12) Hogue, Doug (LB) Detroit Lions (2011-12) Joseph, Dwayne (DB) Chicago Bears (1994-97) Gregory, Steve (DB) San Diego Chargers (2006-11) Carolina Panthers (2012) New England Patriots (2012-13) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL, 2014) Kane, Tommy (WR) Seattle Seahawks (1988-93) Kansas City Chiefs (2014) Toronto Argonauts (CFL, 1994) Holmes, David (DB) Miami Dolphins (1989) Gregory, Ted (NT) New Orleans Saints (1988) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1989) Kanya, Albert (T) Staten Island Redskins (1931-32) Detroit Lions (1990) Hackett, Marcus (WR) New Jersey Generals (USFL, 1984) Karilivacz, Carl (B) Detroit Lions (1953-57) Holmes, Mike (DB) Indianapolis Colts (2010) New York Giants (1958) Hanoian, Greg (FB) Detroit Lions (2005) Los Angeles Rams (1959-60) Green Bay Packers (2005) Hunter, Billy (B) Washington Redskins (1965) New York Giants (2006) Miami Dolphins (1966) Kellogg, William (B) Frankford Yellowjackets (1924) Kansas City Chiefs (2007) Rochester Jeffersons (1925) Hunter, Will (DB) New York Jets (2003) Chicago Cardinals (1926) Harris, Jose (FB/LB) Albany Firebirds (af2, 2009) Cologne Centurions (NFLE, 2004) Minnesota Vikings (2004-06) Kelly, Pat (TE) Denver Broncos (1988) Harris, Kenneth (B) Duluth Kelleys (1923-24) New York Jets (1989-92) Hurley, Bill (DB) Pittsburgh Steelers (1980) Harris, Quentin (DB) Arizona Cardinals (2002-05) New Orleans Saints (1981-82) Kennedy, Darryl (FB) Pittsburgh Steelers (2004) New York Giants (2006) Buffalo Bills (1983) Denver Broncos (2006) Kiernan, Scott (OL) New York Giants (1999-2001) Ismail, Qadry (WR/KR) Minnesota Vikings (1993-96) Carolina Panthers (2002) Harrison, Marvin (WR) Indianapolis Colts (1996-2008) Green Bay Packers (1997) Miami Dolphins (1997) Killorin, Pat (C) Pittsburgh Steelers (1966) Harvey, Warren (DB) New Jersey Generals (USFL, 1983) New Orleans Saints (1998) Baltimore Ravens (1999-2001) Kimmel, Jamie (LB) Los Angeles Raiders (1985-88) Heater, William (T) Brooklyn Dodgers (1940) Indianapolis Colts (2002) King, Bernard (LB) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1985) Hemsley, Nate (LB) Dallas Cowboys (1997-99) Jackson, Maurice (WR) Kansas City Chiefs (2002) Miami Dolphins (2000-01) BC Lions (CFL, 2002-03) Konrad, Rob (FB) Miami Dolphins (1999-2004) Carolina Panthers (2001-02) Oakland Raiders (2005) Jackson, Tanard (DB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2007-11) Hickey, Sean (OL) New Orleans Saints (2015) Washington Redskins (2012-14) Kowalewski, Joe (TE/FB) New York Jets (2006-08) New England Patriots (2015) Miami Dolphins (2009) New York Jets (2016) Jacobs, Dave (PK) New York Jets (1979) Cleveland Browns (1981) LaCasse, Ryan (LB) Baltimore Ravens (2006) Hill, Shelby (WR) Barcelona Dragons (NFLE, 1995) New Jersey Generals (USFL, 1983) Indianapolis Colts (2006-07) Philadelphia Eagles (1987) New England Steamrollers (Arena, 1988)

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Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Mitch, Bob (DB) New England Patriots (1976)

Mitchell, Kevin (LB) San Francisco 49ers (1994-97) New Orleans Saints (1998-99) Washington Redskins (2000-03)

Monk, Art (WR) Washington (1980-93) New York Jets (1994) Philadelphia Eagles (1995)

Monroe, James (C) Ottawa Roughriders (CFL, 1995) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1996-2001)

Moody, Keith (B) Buffalo Bills (1976-79) Oakland Raiders (1980) New Jersey Generals (USFL, 1983)

Moore, Rob (WR) New York Jets (1990-94) Arizona Cardinals (1995-2001) Denver Broncos (2002)

Morant, Johnnie (WR) Oakland Raiders (2004-07) Toronto Argonauts (CFL, 2008) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 2009)

Moresco, Tim (B) New York Jets (1977-80)

Morris, Joe (RB) New York Giants (1982-89) Cleveland Browns (1991) Olindo Mare was elected to the 2000 Pro Bowl Wide receiver Art Monk was the first player in after leading the NFL with 39 made field goals league history to tally 900 career receptions. He Mulvey, Vincent (B) Buffalo All-Americans (1923) during the 1999 season. finished with 940 catches in 16 NFL seasons. Mungro James (RB) Detroit Lions (2002) Indianapolis Colts (2002-06) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Lapham, Dave (OT) Cincinnati Bengals (1974-83) Mare, Olindo (PK) New York Giants (1996) Myers, Tommy (DB) New Orleans Saints (1972-83) New Jersey Generals (1983-85) Miami Dolphins (1997-2006) Houston Gamblers (USFL, 1984-85) New Orleans Saints (2007) Lasse, Dick (LB/DE) Pittsburgh Steelers (1958-59) Seattle Seahawks (2008-10) Nance, Jim (FB) Boston Patriots (1965-70) Washington Redskins (1960-61) Carolina Panthers (2011) New England Patriots (1971) New York Giants (1962) Chicago Bears (2012) New York Jets (1973) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1963) Shreveport Steamers (WFL, 1974-75) Marrone, Doug (OT) Miami Dolphins (1987) Leaf, Garfield (T) Louisville Colonels (1926) Dallas Cowboys (1988) Nassib, Ryan (QB) New York Giants (2013-Present) New Orleans Saints (1989) Leberman, Bob (B) Baltimore Colts (1954) London Monarchs (NFLE, 1991-92) Newsome, Eugene (OL/DL) W-B/Scranton Pioneers (af2, 2009)

Lemon, Alec (WR) Houston Texans (2013-14) Mason, Kevin (QB) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1996-97) Nichols, Jack (End) Ottawa Roughriders (CFL, 1963) Baltimore Ravens (2014) Buffalo Destroyers (Arena, 1999-2003) Nobel, James (End) Buffalo Bisons (1925) Leverette, Kwazeon (WR) Cincinnati Bengals (2002-03) Matteo, Francis (T) Rochester Jeffersons (1922-25) Novotny, Harry (OG) New York Americans (1940) Levy, Harvey (OG) New York Yankees (1928) McBride, John (B) New York Giants (1925-28, 1932-34) Providence Steamrollers (1929) Obst, Harry (OG) Staten Island Stapletons (1931) Little, Floyd (RB) Denver Broncos (1967-75) Brooklyn Dogers (1930-32) Philadelphia Eagles (1933) New York Yankees (1936) Lyn, Keon (DB) Indianapolis Colts (2014) McClain, Jameel (LB) Baltimore Ravens (2008-13) Jacksonville Sharks (Arena, 2014-15) New York Giants (2014) O’Connor, Sean (OG) Arizona Cardinals (2002) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL, 2015) New York Giants (2002-03) New York Jets (2015) McClelland, Les (T) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 1954) Rhein Fire (NFLE, 2004) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2015) McCummings, Gary (OL/DL) Sacramento Attack (Arena, 1992) Ojinnaka, Quinn (OG/OT) Atlanta Falcons (2006-10) Lynch, Cameron (LB) St. Louis Rams (2015) Miami Hooters (Arena, 1993) New England Patriots (2010) Los Angeles Rams (2016-Present) St. Louis Rams (2011, 2012) McKee, Paul (TE) Washington Redskins (1947-48) Indianapolis Colts (2011) Mackey, Jerry (LB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2007) New York Jets (2007-08) McNabb, Donovan (QB) Philadelphia Eagles (1999-09) O’Neill, Pat (P) New England Patriots (1994-95) Washington Redskins (2010) Chicago Bears (1996) Mackey, John (TE) Baltimore Colts (1963-71) Minnesota Vikings (2011) San Diego Chargers (1972) Paglio, John (T) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1965) McIntosh, Ian (S) Washington Redskins (2000) MacPherson, Macky (C) Buffalo Bills (2015) Palmer, Emile (DT) London Monarchs (NFLE, 1997-98) McPherson, Don (QB) Philadelphia Eagles (1988-89) Chicago Bears (1998) Maddox, Deon (WR) Detroit Lions (1997) Houston Oilers (1990) Scottish Claymores (NFLE, 1999) Philadelphia Eagles (1991) Madison, Carroll (OG) Detroit Lions (2008) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1992-94) Patterson, Perry (QB) Phildelphia Eagles (2007) Columbus Destroyers (Arena, 2008) Meggyesy, Dave (LB) St. Louis Cardinals (1963-69) Dallas Desperados (Arena, 2008) Rochester Raiders (IFL, 2009-10) Merkerson, Da’mon (DB) Arizona Cardinals (2011) Chicago Slaughter (IFL, 2011-12) Arizona Rattlers (Arena, 2011-14)

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Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Paul, Markus (S) Chicago Bears (1989-93) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1994)

Perkins, Anthony (DL) Colorado Ice (IFL, 2011-14)

Pettijohn, Duke (DL/FB/LB Cincinnati Bengals (2001) Jacksonville Jaguars (2002) Orlando Predators (Arena, 2002-03) Dallas Desperados (Arena, 2004-08) Dallas Vigilantes (Arena, 2010)

Philcox, Todd (QB) Cincinnati Bengals (1989-90, 1994) Cleveland Browns (1991-93) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1995) Jacksonville Jaguars (1996) San Diego Chargers (1997) New England Patriots (1998)

Pidgeon, Tim (DE) Miami Dolphins (1987)

Pilon, Jeff (OG) New York Jets (2000) New York/New Jersey Hitmen (XFL, 2001) Calgary Stampeders (CFL, 2001-09)

Pilon, Marc (DL) Calgary Stampeders (CFL, 1999-2001) Edmonton Eskimos (CFL, 2002) BC Lions (CFL, 2003-04) Ottawa Renegades (CFL, 2005) Toronto Argonauts (CFL, 2006) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 2007) Justin Pugh has been a starter along the offensive line for the New York Giants since he was drafted Piro, Henry (End) Philadelphia Eagles (1941) by the franchise in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft.

Ponds, Antwaune (LB) Washington Redskins (1998-99) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Preston, Ray (LB) San Diego Chargers (1976-84) Scanlon, Rich (LB) Kansas City Chiefs (2004-06) Smith, Anthony (S) Pittsburgh Steelers (2006-08) Berlin Thunder (NFLE, 2005) Jacksonville Jaguars (2009-10) Protz, John (LB) San Diego Chargers (1970) Tennessee Titans (2007-08) Green Bay Packers (2010) New York Giants (2009) Tennessee Titans (2011) Pugh, Justin (OL) New York Giants (2013-Present) Schwedes, Gerhard (B) Boston Patriots (1960-61) Smith, Clifton (LB) Washington Redskins (2003-05) Rafter, Bill (B) Rochester Jeffersons (1919-21, 1924) Cleveland Browns (2006) Schwedes, Scott (WR) Miami Dolphins (1987-90) Cologne Centurians (NFLE, 2007) Reckmack, Raymond (B) Detroit Lions (1937) San Diego Chargers (1990) Philadelphia Soul (Arena, 2008, 2012) Brooklyn Dodgers (1937) Chicago Rush (Arena, 2010) Scully, Steve (T) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL, 1977) Rhodes, Damien (RB) Houston Texans (2006) Smith, Derrell (LB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2011) Berlin Thunder (NFLE, 2007) Sebo, Samuel (B) Newark Tornados (1930) Houston Texans (2011-12) Richardson, Terry (RB) Rhein Fire (NFLE, 1996) Shafer, Mike (PK/P) St. Louis Rams (2003) Smith, Jerome (RB) Atlanta Falcons (2014-15) Pittsburgh Steelers (1996) Houston Texans (2003) Rhein Fire (NFLE, 2004) Smith, Kelvin (LB) Miami Dolphins (2007-08) Riddle, Jamel (WR) Toronto Argonauts (2006-07) Buffalo Bills (2004) New York Giants (2009) Carolina Panthers (2009) Ridlon, Jim (DB) San Francisco 49ers (1957-62) Sharp, Jerry (OL/DL) Orlando Predators (Arena, 1995-97) Chicago Bears (2010) Dallas Cowboys (1963-64) Nashville Kats (Arena, 1998) Dallas Cowboys (2010) New England Sea Wolves (Arena, 1999) Ringo, Jim (C) Green Bay Packers (1953-63) Carolina Cobras (Arena, 2000) Smith, Taj (WR) Green Bay Packers (2008) Philadelphia Eagles (1964-67) New York Dragons (Arena, 2001) Indianapolis Colts (2008-12) Buffalo Destroyers (Arena, 2002) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 2012-15) Robertson, Harry (T) Rochester Jeffersons (1921-22) New York Dragons (Arena, 2003-04) Milwaukee Badgers (1922) Arizona Rattlers (Arena, 2005-07) Spencer, Jim (DL) Bacelona Dragons (NFLE, 1994-95) Connecticut Coyotes (Arena, 1995) Rooks, George (DT) New York Giants (1992) Shor, Alex (TE) Arizona Cardinals (2006-09) San Jose Sabercats (Arena, 1996-97) Miami Dolphins (1994) Berlin Thunder (NFLE, 2007) Anaheim Piranhas (Arena, 1997) Grand Rapids Rampage (Arena, 1998) Ruff, Guy (LB) Pittsburgh Steelers (1982) Siano, Mike (WR) Philadelphia Eagles (1987) Buffalo Destroyers (Arena, 1999) Ruoff, Bernie (PK) Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL, 1975-79) Simpkins, Rickie (OL/DL) Grand Rapids Rampage Spotwood, Quinton (WR) Miami Dolphins (2000) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1980-88) (Arena, 2002-04) Dallas Cowboys (2000) New England Steam (Arena, 1988) Dallas Desperados (Arena, 2005-08) New York Giants (2000-01) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 2002) Sampson, Kevin (OT) Kansas City Chiefs (2004-06) Sinceno, Kaseem (TE) Philadelphia Eagles (1998-99) Carolina Panthers (2007) Green Bay Packers (2000) Spruill, Marquis (LB) Atlanta Falcons (2014-15) Washington Redskins (2007) Chicago Bears (2000-01) Toronto Argonauts (CFL, 2016-Present) Houston Texans (2002) Sarette, Dave (B) Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL, 1962) Steele, Clifford (B) Rochester Jeffersons (1921-22) Singer, Walter (End) New York Giants (1935-36) Akron Pros (1922) Sawyer, Herman (T) Rochester Jeffersons (1922) Steen, James (T) Detroit Lions (1935-36) Sawyer, Ken (B) Cincinnati Bengals (1974)

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Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Stem, Robert (C) Boston Patriots (1963) Wilson, Sir Mawn (WR) Miami Dolphins (1996) Edmonton Eskimos (CFL, 1964) Denver Broncos (1997) Arizona Rattlers (Arena, 1997) Stephens, Tom (End/DB) Boston Patriots (1960-64) New England Patriots (1998-99) Tampa Bay Storm (Arena, 2001-02) Stevens, Warren (QB) Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 1933) Buffalo Destroyers (Arena, 2003) Carolina Cobras (Arena, 2004) Stone, Avatus (B/P) Ottawa Roughriders (CFL, 1953-56) New York Dragons (Arena, 2005) Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 1957) Austin Wranglers (Arena, 2006) Baltimore Colts (1958) Winter, Blaise (DE/DT) Indianapolis Colts (1984-85) Sweeney, Walt (OG/OT) San Diego Chargers (1963-73) San Diego Chargers (1986-87, 1992-94) Wahington Redskins (1974-75) Green Bay Packers (1988-91) Buffalo Bills (1995) Sydnor, Willie (WR) Pittsburgh Steelers (1982) Wisdom, Terrence (OG) New York Jets (1995) Tarbox, Bruce (OG) Los Angeles Rams (1961) London Monarchs (NFLE, 1995-97) Scottish Claymores (NFLE, 1998) Tarullo, Matt (OG/C) Dallas Cowboys (2005) Florida Bobcats (Arena, 1999) New York Giants (2006-07) Indianapolis Colts (2007) Witter, Raymond (B) Rochester Jeffersons (1919-21, 1923)

Terry, Adam (OT) Baltimore Ravens (2005-09) Wohlabaugh, Dave (C) New England Patriots (1995-98) Indianapolis Colts (2010) Cleveland Browns (1999-2002) San Diego Chargers (2010) St. Louis Rams (2003) Jacksonville Jaguars (2010) Tennessee Titans (2011) Wolfley, Craig (OT) Pittsburgh Steelers (1980-88) Hartford Colonials (UFL, 2011) Minnesota Vikings (1989-91)

Thompson, George (OG) Rochester Jeffersons (1922) Center Dave Wohlabaugh played nine years in the Woodcock, Pat (WR) New York Giants (2001) NFL. He spent his final season with the St. Louis Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 2001-03) Thomas, Josh (DE) Indianapolis Colts (2004-09) Rams in 2003. Ottawa Renegades (CFL, 2004-05) Edmonton Eskimos (CFL, 2006-07) Thomas, Malcolm (RB) Jacksonville Jaguars (1997) Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL, 2008) Amsterdam Admirals (NFLE, 1998) Name (Pos.) Team (Years) Cleveland Browns (1999) Walker, Keeon (WR) Manchester Wolves (af2, 2004) Wooden, Terry (LB) Seattle Seahawks (1990-96) Kansas City Chiefs (1997) Thomas, Shamarko (S) Pittsburgh Steelers (2013-Present) Walters, Jason (OL/DL) New Jersey Red Dogs (Arena, 1999-2001) Oakland Raiders (1998) Toronto Phantoms (Arena, 2002) Thompson, Ron (LB) Indianapolis Colts (2016-Present) Columbus Destroyers (2004) Wooten, Al (RB) London Monarchs (NFLE, 1995)

Thoms, Art (T) Oakland Raiders (1969-75) Walters, Stan (OT) Cincinnati Bengals (1972-74) Wosilius, Bill (LB) St. Louis Cardinals (1967) Philadelphia Eagles (1976) Philadelphia Eagles (1975-83) Wyche, James (DE) Jacksonville Jaguars (2006-09) Tiller, Andrew (OG) New Orleans Saints (2012-13) Warren, Brent (OL) New England Patriots (1998-2000) St. Louis Rams (2009) San Diego Chargers (2013) Berlin Thunder (NFLE, 1999) Houston Texans (2010) Green Bay Packers (2013-14) Seattle Seahawks (2010) San Francisco 49ers (2014-Present) Watt, Joe (B) Boston Yanks (1947) Detroit Lions (1947-48) Yates, Bob (OT/OG/C) Boston Patriots (1960-65) Titmas, Herbert (B) Providence Steamrollers (1931) New York Bulldogs (1949) Yochum, Dan (OT) Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 1972-80) Todd, Chip (FB/LB) Cleveland Thunderbolts (Arena, 1994) Weltman, Lawrence (B) Rochester Jeffersons (1922) Albany Firebirds (Arena, 1995) Young, Glen (LB) Los Angeles Raiders (1993) West, Jarrod (WR) Pittsburgh Steelers (2015) Buffalo Bills (1994) Tomlin, Bradley (OG) Akron Pros (1920-21) San Diego Chargers (1995-96) Hammond Pros (1921) Whigham, Julian (CB) Buffalo Bills (2016) Seattle Seahawks (1997) Milwaukee Badgers (1922) Toronto Argonauts (CFL, 1998-2000) New York Giants (1925-26) Whitcomb, Frank (OG) Rochester Jeffersons (1921) Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 2001) Edmonton Eskimos (2002-05) Trout, Nate (PK) Orlando Predators (af2, 2002) White, Harold (OG) Rochester Jeffersons (1921) Youmans, Maury (End) Chicago Bears (1960-62) Turner, Jim (WR) Carolina Panthers (1998-2001) White, Ray (LB) San Diego Chargers (1971-72) Dallas Cowboys (1964-65) St. Louis Cardinals (1975-76) Tuten, Melvin (OT) Cincinnati Bengals (1995-96) Zimmerman, Gifford (B) Akron Pros (1924) Denver Broncos (1999-2000) Whitfield, Thomas (DB) Montreal Alouettes (CFL, 2005-07) Canton Bulldogs (1925) Barcelona Dragons (NFLE, 1999) Carolina Panthers (2000-03) Williams, Boyd (C) Philadelphia Eagles (1947) Marion Blue Racers (CFIL, 2011) Williams, Mike (WR) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2010-13) Tyree, David (WR) New York Giants (2003-07) Buffalo Bills (2014) Baltimore Ravens (2009) Kansas City Chiefs (2016-Present)

Usher, Louis (T) Rochester Jeffersons (1920-21) Williams, Roland (TE) St. Louis Rams (1998-2000, 2005) Chicago Stanleys (1921) Oakland Raiders (2001-02, 2004) Chicago Bears (1923) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2003) Hammond Pros (1923-24, 1926) Kenosha Maroons (1924)

Walker, Anthony (DB) Minnesota Vikings (1997)

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INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS

Season (min. 76 carries) MOST YARDS MOST CARRIES Avg (Att/Yards) Name Year 1. 7.83 (112/877) Ernie Davis 1960 Game Game 2. 7.00 (98/686) Ernie Davis 1959 Yds Name Date Att Name Date 3. 6.93 (115/797) James Mungro 2000 1. 252 Joe Morris at Kansas 10/6/1979 1. 43 Larry Csonka at Maryland 10/7/1967 4. 6.30 (90/567) Ger Schwedes 1959 2. 241 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 2. 38 Ken Kinsey vs. Oregon State 9/7/1974 5. 6.24 (158/986) Jim Brown + 1956 3. 239 Dee Brown vs. Rutgers 11/25/2000 38 Dee Brown at Pittsburgh 11/15/1997 6. 6.23 (182/1,135) Walter Reyes 2002 4. 237 Walter Reyes vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 4. 37 Glenn Moore at West Virginia 11/22/1980 7 6.03 (88/531) Michael Owens 1987 5. 236 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 5. 36 Marty Januszkiewicz at Penn State 10/17/1970 8. 6.02 (124/747) Robert Drummond 1988 6. 216 Larry Csonka at West Virginia 11/13/1965 6. 35 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 9. 6.01 (124/746) Robert Drummond 1987 216 Floyd Little vs. Tennessee 12/31/1966 7. 33 Bill Hurley at Navy 11/10/1979 10. 5.99 (172/1,031) Dee Brown 2000 8. 213 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. W. Virginia 12/29/2012 33 Curtis Brinkley vs. Louisville 11/1/2008 9. 204 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 9. 32 Larry Csonka vs. Penn State 10/28/1967 + - NCAA leader 10. 203 Joe Morris vs. Navy 11/11/1978 32 Joe Morris vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 32 Joe Morris at Illinois 9/19/1981 32 James Mungro vs. Boston College 11/24/2001 Career (min. 200 carries) Season Avg (Att/Yards) Name Years Yds Name Year 1. 6.63 (360/2,386) Ernie Davis 1959-61 1. 1,372 Joe Morris 1979 Season 2. 5.79 (361/2,091) Jim Brown 1954-56 2. 1,347 Walter Reyes 2003 Att Name Year 3. 5.51 (269/1,417) Robert Drummond 1985-88 3. 1,233 Delone Carter 2010 1. 261 Larry Csonka 1967 4. 5.48 (625/3,424) Walter Reyes 2001-04 4. 1,194 Joe Morris 1981 261 Joe Morris 1981 5. 5.42 (529/2,869) James Mungro 1998-01 5. 1,171 Jerome Smith 2012 3. 253 Walter Reyes 2003 6. 5.37 (504/2,704) Floyd Little 1964-66 6. 1,170 James Mungro 2001 4. 248 James Mungro 2001 7. 5.33 (494/2,626) Dee Brown 1997-00 7. 1,164 Curtis Brinkley 2008 5. 240 Antwon Bailey 2011 8. 5.29 (813/4,299) Joe Morris 1978-81 8. 1,135 Walter Reyes 2002 6. 238 Joe Morris 1979 9. 5.25 (503/2,643) David Walker 1989-92 9. 1,127 Larry Csonka 1967 7. 237 Curtis Brinkley 2008 10. 5.23 (418/2,225) Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 10. 1,065 Floyd Little 1965 8. 236 Delone Carter 2009 9. 231 Delone Carter 2010 Career 10. 227 Jerome Smith 2012 MOST RUSHING Yds Name Years TOUCHDOWNS 1. 4,299 Joe Morris 1978-81 Career Att Name Years 2. 3,424 Walter Reyes 2001-04 Game 3. 3,104 Delone Carter 2006-10 1. 813 Joe Morris 1978-81 TD Name Date 4. 2,934 Larry Csonka 1965-67 2. 685 Bill Hurley 1975-79 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 5. 2,869 James Mungro 1998-01 3. 646 Delone Carter 2006-10 2. 5 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 6. 2,704 Floyd Little 1964-66 4. 625 Walter Reyes 2001-04 5 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 7. 2,643 David Walker 1989-92 5. 594 Larry Csonka 1965-67 4. 4 Floyd Little at West Virginia 11/13/1965 8. 2,626 Dee Brown 1997-00 6. 545 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 4 David Walker at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 9. 2,551 Bill Hurley 1975-79 7. 529 James Mungro 1998-01 4 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 10. 2,461 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 8. 526 Jaime Covington 1981-84 9. 504 Floyd Little 1964-66 4 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 10. 503 David Walker 1989-92 4 Delone Carter vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 MOST YARDS PER GAME 4 Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS Season Season TD Name Year Avg (G/Yds) Name Year PER CARRY 1. 20 Walter Reyes 2003 1. 124.7 (11/1,372) Joe Morris 1979 2. 17 Walter Reyes 2002 2. 123.3 (8/986) Jim Brown 1956 Game (min. 8 carries) 3. 14 Floyd Little 1965 3. 112.7 (10/1,127) Larry Csonka 1967 14 James Mungro 2001 Avg (Att/Yds) Name Date 4. 112.3 (12/1,347) Walter Reyes 2003 5. 13 Jim Brown 1956 1. 15.7 (9/141) Ernie Davis 10/24/1959 5. 108.5 (11/1,194) Joe Morris 1981 13 Jim Nance 1964 vs. West Virginia 6. 106.5 (10/1,065) Floyd Little 1965 7. 12 Ernie Davis 1961 2. 15.1 (8/121) Earl Vaughn 10/2/1975 7. 101.2 (10/1,012) Larry Csonka 1966 12 Floyd Little 1966 vs. Oregon State 8. 100.1 (10, 1,001) Joe Morris 1978 12 Bill Hurley 1979 3. 14.8 (9/133) Prince-Tyson Gulley 10/12/2013 9. 99.4 (8/795) Larry Csonka 1965 12 Jerome Smith 2013 10. 97.5 (12/1,170) James Mungro 2001 at NC State 4. 13.5 (12/162) James Mungro 12/29/1999 vs. Kentucky Career Career 5. 13.0 (10/130) Rob Konrad 11/11/1995 TD Name Years Avg (G/Yds) Name Years at Pittsburgh 1. 45 Walter Reyes 2001-04 1. 113.1 (38/4,299) Joe Morris 1978-81 6. 12.9 (10/129) Jim Brown 10/8/1955 2. 35 Floyd Little 1964-66 2. 104.8 (28/2,934) Larry Csonka 1965-67 vs. Boston University 3. 29 James Mungro 1998-01 3. 90.1 (30/2,704) Floyd Little 1964-66 7. 12.5 (8/100) Jim Anderson 11/16/1957 4. 28 Ernie Davis 1959-61 4. 87.1 (24/2,091) Jim Brown 1954-56 vs. Colgate 28 Dee Brown 1997-00 5. 82.3 (29/2,386) Ernie Davis 1959-61 12.5 (19/237) Walter Reyes 10/2/2004 6. 25 Joe Morris 1978-81 6. 76.1 (45/3,424) Walter Reyes 2001-04 vs. Rutgers 7. 24 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 7. 73.9 (42/3,104) Delone Carter 2006-10 9. 12.3 (14/172) Delone Carter 9/25/2010 24 Delone Carter 2006-10 8. 69.0 (30/2,069) Marty Januszkiewicz 1969-72 vs. Colgate 9. 23 Jim Brown 1954-56 9. 66.7 (43/2,869) James Mungro 1998-01 10. 12.0 (8/96) Dee Brown 11/04/2000 10. 21 Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 10. 66.1 (38/2,180) Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 at West Virginia

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RUSHING LEADERS BY CLASS Career No. Name Years Freshman Year Yards 1. 22 Joe Morris 1978-81 1. Joe Morris 1978 1,001 2. 15 Larry Csonka 1965-67 2. Delone Carter 2006 713 3. 14 Walter Reyes 2001-04 3. Jordan Fredericks 2015 607 4. 13 Floyd Little 1964-66 4. Damien Rhodes 2002 568 13 James Mungro 1998-01 5. Dee Brown 1997 555 6. 11 Jim Brown 1954-56 11 Ernie Davis 1959-61 Sophomore Year Yards 11 Delone Carter 2006-10 1. Joe Morris 1979 1,372 9. 8 Bill Hurley 1975-79 2. Jerome Smith 2012 1,171 8 Jerome Smith 2010-13 3. Walter Reyes 2002 1,135 4. Floyd Little 1964 828 5. Larry Csonka 1965 795 MOST CONSECUTIVE

Junior Year Yards 100-YARD GAMES 1. Walter Reyes 2003 1,347 2. Floyd Little 1965 1,065 Name Year 3. Larry Csonka 1966 1,012 Season 5 Curtis Brinkley 2008 4. David Walker 1991 969 4 Joe Morris 1978 5. Jerome Smith 2013 914 4 Joe Morris 1979 4 James Mungro 2000 Senior Year Yards 4 Antwon Bailey 2011 1. Delone Carter 2010 1,233 4 Jerome Smith 2012 2. Joe Morris 1981 1,194 3. James Mungro 2001 1,170 Name Years 4. Curtis Brinkley 2008 1,164 Overall 5 Joe Morris 1979-80 5. Larry Csonka 1967 1,127 5 Curtis Brinkley 2008 Joe Morris set the Orange single-game rushing MOST 100-YARD GAMES QUARTERBACK RUSHING record with 252 yards against Kansas in 1979.

Season RECORDS No. Name Year 1. 7 Jim Brown 1956 Most Yards LONGEST RUNS Game: 156 Bill Hurley vs. Northwestern, 1979 7 Joe Morris 1979 Yds Name Date 7 James Mungro 2001 Season: 813 Bill Hurley, 1979 Career: 2,551 Bill Hurley, 1975-79 1. 95* George Davis at Fordham 10/22/1949 4. 6 Ernie Davis 1960 2. 90* Warren Stevens vs. Rutgers 10/11/1930 6 Larry Csonka 1966 3. 86 James Mungro vs. Kentucky 12/29/1999 6 Larry Csonka 1967 Most Touchdowns 86 Devante McFarlane at Wake Forest 10/18/2014 Game: 3 Five times 6 Joe Morris 1981 5. 83* Bruce Yancey vs. Boston Univ. 10/2/1953 Last: Terrel Hunt at Central Michigan, 2014 6 Walter Reyes 2002 6. 82* Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/8/2008 Season: 12 Bill Hurley, 1979 6 Curtis Brinkley 2008 7. 80* Marty Glickman vs. Maryland 10/8/1938 Career: 19 Bill Hurley, 1975-79 6 Antwon Bailey 2011 80* Gerry Courtney vs. Clarkson 9/26/1941 19 Donovan McNabb, 1995-98 80* Ernie Davis vs. Boston University 9/24/1960 10. 79 Billy Hunter vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 Most 100-Yard Games 79* Walter Reyes vs. Rutgers 10/26/2002 Season: 4 Bill Hurley, 1979 Career: 8 Bill Hurley, 1975-79 * - Touchdown

YEAR-BY-YEAR RUSHING LEADERS

Year Name Yds Att Avg TD Year Name Yds Att Avg TD Year Name Yds Att Avg TD 1945 Robert Ferri 179 67 2.7 1 1970 Marty Januszkiewicz 769 199 3.9 8 1995 Malcolm Thomas 603 124 4.9 8 1946 John Manderino 395 134 2.9 2 1971 Roger Praetorius 705 169 4.2 11 1996 Malcolm Thomas 891 166 5.4 10 1947 Ed Dolan 337 97 3.5 3 1972 Marty Januszkiewicz 618 126 4.9 5 1997 Kyle McIntosh 898 181 5.0 6 1948 George Davis 208 66 3.2 5 1973 Bob Mitch 448 139 3.2 4 1998 Kyle McIntosh 742 137 5.4 4 1949 George Davis 805 159 5.1 11 1974 Ken Kinsey 610 152 4.0 3 1999 Dee Brown 741 145 5.1 4 1950 Bob Young 709 122 5.8 4 1975 Earl Vaughn 470 118 4.0 3 2000 Dee Brown 1,031 172 6.0 9 1951 John Donati 477 114 4.2 7 1976 Bill Hurley 716 185 3.9 3 2001 James Mungro 1,170 248 4.7 14 1952 Bill Wetzel 670 132 5.1 5 1977 Bill Hurley 625 200 3.1 2 2002 Walter Reyes 1,135 182 6.2 17 1953 Bob Leberman 513 110 4.7 6 1978 Joe Morris 1,001 170 5.9 3 2003 Walter Reyes 1,347 253 5.3 20 1954 Ray Perkins 499 98 5.1 7 1979 Joe Morris 1,372 238 5.8 7 2004 Damien Rhodes 870 153 5.7 10 1955 Jim Brown 666 128 5.2 7 1980 Joe Morris 732 144 5.1 5 2005 Damien Rhodes 900 219 4.1 7 1956 Jim Brown + 986 158 6.2 + 13 1981 Joe Morris 1,194 261 4.6 10 2006 Delone Carter 713 156 4.6 4 1957 Ed Coffin 448 106 4.2 5 1982 Jaime Covington 774 171 4.5 6 2007 Curtis Brinkley 371 111 3.3 2 1958 Gerhard Schwedes 360 83 4.3 3 1983 Jaime Covington 606 143 4.2 4 2008 Curtis Brinkley 1,164 237 4.9 7 1959 Ernie Davis 686 98 7.0 8 1984 Jaime Covington 745 201 3.7 3 2009 Delone Carter 1,021 236 4.3 11 1960 Ernie Davis 877 112 7.8 8 1985 Don McPherson 489 157 3.1 7 2010 Delone Carter 1,233 231 5.3 9 1961 Ernie Davis 823 150 5.5 12 1986 Don McPherson 523 191 2.7 6 2011 Antwon Bailey 1,051 240 4.4 6 1962 Jim Nance 417 84 5.0 1 1987 Robert Drummond 746 124 6.0 6 2012 Jerome Smith 1,171 227 5.2 3 1963 Walley Mahle 457 78 5.9 3 1988 Robert Drummond 747 124 6.0 6 2013 Jerome Smith 914 200 4.6 12 1964 Jim Nance 951 190 5.0 13 1989 Michael Owens 1,018 211 4.8 8 2014 Prince-Tyson Gulley 614 128 4.8 1 1965 Floyd Little 1,065 193 5.5 14 1990 David Walker 730 150 4.7 6 2015 Jordan Fredericks 607 107 5.7 4 1966 Larry Csonka 1,012 197 5.1 7 1991 David Walker 969 169 5.7 7 1967 Larry Csonka 1,127 261 4.3 8 1992 David Walker 855 168 5.1 2 + - NCAA leader 1968 Al Newton 618 125 4.9 3 1993 Terry Richardson 526 104 5.1 2 1969 Al Newton 689 154 4.5 4 1994 Kirby Dar Dar 853 188 4.3 10

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Walter Reyes topped the 100-yard rushing mark Bill Hurley holds the SU record for most 100-yard In the 1966 Gator Bowl, Floyd Little ran for a 14 times in his career from 2001-04. rushing games by a quarterback (8). school bowl record 216 yards versus Tennessee.

159 Joe Morris Navy 1979 138 David Walker Pittsburgh 1991 ALL-TIME 100-YARD RUSHING 159 Michael Owens Navy 1989 138 Prince-Tyson Gulley Maryland 2014 159 Kirby Dar Dar Maryland 1994 137 Ken Kinsey NC State 1974 GAMES (276) 157 Joe Morris Rutgers 1980 136 Lee Buchsbaum Lafayette 1944 157 Dee Brown Buffalo 2000 136 Jim Donoghue Virginia 1975 Yds Name Opponent Year 156 Bill Hurley Northwestern 1979 136 Art Monk West Virginia 1976 252 Joe Morris Kansas 1979 156 Terrel Hunt Maryland 2014 136 Kirby Dar Dar Pittsburgh 1994 241 Walter Reyes Central Florida 2003 155 Jim Brown Penn State 1955 136 Kyle McIntosh Miami (Fla.) 1997 239 Dee Brown Rutgers 2000 155 Floyd Little Virginia Tech 1964 136 Dee Brown Toledo 1999 237 Walter Reyes Rutgers 2004 155 Joe Morris McNeese St. (Independence Bowl) 1979 136 James Mungro Temple 2000 236 Damien Rhodes Buffalo 2005 155 James Mungro Boston College 2000 135 Larry Csonka Navy 1966 216 Larry Csonka West Virginia 1965 154 Jim Brown Maryland 1956 135 Antwon Bailey Cincinnati 2011 216 Floyd Little Tennessee (Gator Bowl) 1966 154 Larry Csonka Boston College 1967 134 David Walker Pittsburgh 1990 213 Prince-Tyson Gulley West Virginia (Pinstripe Bowl) 2012 154 Dee Brown Pittsburgh 1997 133 Floyd Little Penn State 1965 204 Larry Csonka California 1967 153 M. Januszkiewicz Penn State 1970 133 Jerome Smith Connecticut 2012 203 Joe Morris Navy 1978 152 Ed Dobrowolski Boston University 1952 132 Joe Morris Boston College 1981 201 Malcolm Thomas Houston (Liberty Bowl) 1996 152 Floyd Little Maryland 1965 132 Bob Leberman Penn State 1952 200 Damien Rhodes Temple 2004 152 Jerome Smith West Virginia (Pinstripe Bowl) 2012 132 Jim Brown TCU (‘57 Cotton Bowl) 1956 198 Delone Carter Kansas St. (Pinstripe Bowl) 2010 151 George Davis Fordham 1949 132 Larry Csonka Penn State 1966 197 Jim Brown Colgate 1956 151 Jim Brown Cornell 1954 132 Michael Owens Rutgers 1989 196 Floyd Little West Virginia 1965 151 Floyd Little Oregon State 1965 132 Prince-Tyson Gulley NC State 2013 194 Bill Wetzel Boston University 1952 150 Joe Morris Ohio State 1980 131 Don McPherson Army 1986 193 Floyd Little Florida State 1966 149 Ray Perkins Holy Cross 1954 130 Ernie Davis Miami (Fla.) 1960 192 Glenn Moore West Virginia 1980 149 Bob Avery West Virginia 1975 130 Rob Konrad Pittsburgh 1995 192 Jamie Covington Colgate 1982 149 Joe Morris Pittsburgh 1978 130 Walter Reyes Central Florida 2002 191 Walter Reyes North Carolina 2003 148 Jim Nance UCLA 1964 129 Jim Brown Boston University 1955 189 Walter Reyes Notre Dame 2003 148 David Walker Boston College 1991 129 Jamie Covington Penn State 1982 188 Joe Morris Boston College 1978 148 Curtis Brinkley Northeastern 2008 129 Delone Carter Wyoming 2006 185 Joe Morris Colgate 1981 147 M. Januszkiewicz West Virginia 1971 129 Delone Carter Louisville 2009 184 James Mungro Boston College 2001 147 Kevin Mason Pittsburgh 1994 128 Joe Morris Pittsburgh 1981 181 Larry Csonka Maryland 1967 145 Larry Csonka West Virginia 1966 128 Kyle McIntosh Boston College 1997 172 Joe Morris Northwestern 1980 145 Malcolm Thomas Virginia Tech 1994 128 Walter Reyes Rhode Island 2002 172 Delone Carter Colgate 2010 145 Kyle McIntosh West Virginia 1997 127 Floyd Little West Virginia 1966 170 Joe Morris Miami (Ohio) 1980 144 Avatus Stone Colgate 1951 127 M. Januszkiewicz Army 1972 170 Delone Carter Akron 2009 144 Bob Avery Boston College 1977 127 Donovan McNabb Virginia Tech 1996 169 Ken Kinsey Oregon State 1974 144 Bill Hurley Navy 1979 127 Jerome Smith USF 2012 168 Ray Perkins Cornell 1952 144 Curtis Brinkley West Virginia 2008 126 David Walker Temple 1991 168 Joe Morris West Virginia 1981 144 Jerome Smith Louisville 2012 126 Malcolm Thomas Rutgers 1995 168 Malcolm Thomas Minnesota 1996 143 Bill Hurley West Virginia 1978 126 Antwon Bailey Notre Dame 2008 166 Larry Csonka Holy Cross 1966 143 Curtis Brinkley Akron 2008 125 Jim Brown Army 1956 166 Joe Morris West Virginia 1979 143 Delone Carter Pittsburgh 2009 125 Ernie Davis West Virginia 1960 166 Curtis Brinkley Louisville 2008 142 Bill Haskins Penn State 1950 125 Antwon Bailey West Virginia 2011 165 Jim Brown West Virginia 1956 142 James Mungro Auburn 2001 125 Jerome Smith Clemson 2013 164 Joe Morris Indiana 1981 141 Robert Heald Wisconsin 1941 124 Bill Hurley Miami (Fla.) 1979 163 George Davis Colgate 1949 141 Ernie Davis West Virginia 1959 124 Antwon Bailey Rutgers 2011 163 Jim Nance West Virginia 1964 141 Diamond Ferri Boston College 2004 123 Bob Young Colgate 1949 162 Larry Csonka UCLA 1965 140 Ernie Davis Miami (Fla.) (Liberty Bowl) 1961 123 Ed Dobrowolski Temple 1950 162 James Mungro Kentucky (Music City Bowl) 1999 140 James Mungro Rutgers 2001 123 Ernie Davis Kansas 1960 162 Walter Reyes Toledo 2003 140 Jerome Smith NC State 2013 123 M. Januszkiewicz Temple 1972 159 Floyd Little Kansas 1964 139 Bob Leberman Penn State 1953 123 Malcolm Thomas Boston College 1995 159 Joe Morris Washington State 1979 138 Daryl Johnston Boston College 1988 123 Walter Reyes Pittsburgh 2004

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James Mungro tied the team record with seven Damien Rhodes is one of four players in Orange Delone Carter ran for 1,233 yards in 2010, an 100-yard rushing games in 2001. history with multiple 200-yard rushing games. SU record for a player in their senior season.

122 Ed Dolan Niagara 1947 112 Damien Rhodes Notre Dame 2005 103 Damien Rhodes Pittsburgh 2004 122 Robert Drummond LSU (‘89 Hall of Fame Bowl) 1988 112 Curtis Brinkley USF 2008 103 Jordan Fredericks Rhode Island 2015 121 Dave Warner Northwestern 1980 111 Ernie Davis Colgate 1960 102 George Davis Temple 1949 121 John Colceri Rutgers 1950 111 Ernie Davis Maryland 1961 102 Jim Brown Holy Cross 1956 121 Ernie Davis Boston University 1960 111 M. Januszkiewicz Miami (Fla.) 1971 102 Rick Cassata Boston College 1966 121 Al Newton UCLA 1968 111 Jamie Covington Rutgers 1983 102 Larry Csonka Holy Cross 1967 121 Earl Vaughn Oregon State 1976 111 Don McPherson Maryland (Cherry Bowl) 1985 102 Tim Wilson NC State 1978 121 James Mungro Central Florida 2001 111 Michael Owens East Carolina 1989 102 Terry Richardson Texas 1993 121 Walter Reyes Connecticut 2004 111 Malcolm Thomas Army 1996 102 Dee Brown Boston College 1999 120 Ernie Davis Nebraska 1961 111 Walter Reyes Auburn 2002 102 James Mungro Virginia Tech 2001 120 Glenn Moore Boston College 1980 111 Antwon Bailey Tulane 2011 102 Damien Rhodes Rutgers 2004 120 Ken Mandeville West Virginia 1980 110 Ernie Davis Army 1960 102 Delone Carter Connecticut 2009 120 Harold Gayden Northwestern 1983 110 Jim Nance Army 1964 101 Jim Brown Colgate 1954 120 Michael Owens Florida State 1989 110 Larry Csonka Boston College 1965 101 Bill Meyers Penn State 1961 119 Ernie Davis Pittsburgh 1961 110 Floyd Little Maryland 1966 101 Walley Mahle Boston College 1962 119 Larry Csonka Boston College 1966 110 Floyd Little Penn State 1966 101 Mike Bright Navy 1974 119 Joe Morris Illinois 1978 110 Roger Praetorius Maryland 1971 101 Bill Hurley West Virginia 1976 119 James Mungro BYU 2000 110 Joe Morris Miami (Fla.) 1978 101 James Mungro Pittsburgh 2000 119 Curtis Brinkley Pittsburgh 2008 110 Robert Drummond West Virginia 1986 100 Jim Anderson Colgate 1957 118 M. Januszkiewicz Maryland 1970 110 Robert Drummond Rutgers 1988 100 Floyd Little Pittsburgh 1964 118 David Walker West Virginia 1991 110 Malcolm Thomas Pittsburgh 1996 100 Jim Donoghue Maryland 1973 118 Walter Reyes Virginia Tech 2002 110 Walter Reyes Miami (Fla.) 2002 100 Joe Morris Rutgers 1981 118 Jerome Smith Maryland 2013 109 Dick Whitesell Penn State 1942 100 Robert Drummond Pittsburgh 1985 117 Larry Csonka West Virginia 1967 109 George Davis Holy Cross 1949 100 Robert Drummond West Virginia 1987 117 Rick Cassata UCLA 1967 109 Ken Kinsey Kent State 1974 100 Donovan McNabb Miami (Fla.) 1997 117 Jim Grubbs Virginia 1975 109 Delone Carter Cincinnati 2010 100 Doug Hogue Northeastern 2008 117 Robert Drummond East Carolina 1988 108 Ray Perkins Colgate 1954 100 Prince-Tyson Gulley Villanova 2014 117 Dee Brown Miami (Fla.) 1997 108 Kirby Dar Dar Virginia Tech 1994 117 James Mungro Kansas St. (Insight.com Bowl) 2001 108 Curtis Brinkley Miami (Ohio) 2006 117 Walter Reyes Cincinnati 2004 107 Bill Hurley Washington State 1979 116 Ed Dolan Boston University 1946 107 Malcolm Thomas Miami (Fla.) 1996 116 Bob Avery Navy 1977 107 Damien Rhodes Boston College 2004 116 Joe Morris Northwestern 1979 107 Delone Carter Louisville 2010 116 Michael Owens Georgia (Peach Bowl) 1989 106 Ed Dobrowolski Rutgers 1950 116 Jerome Smith Cincinnati 2012 106 Bob Avery Virginia 1977 115 Walley Mahle Boston College 1963 106 James Mungro East Carolina 2000 115 Floyd Little Holy Cross 1965 106 A. Ameen-Moore Central Michigan 2014 115 Larry Csonka Penn State 1967 105 Bob Young Colgate 1950 115 Walter Reyes Rutgers 2002 105 Al Newton Maryland 1969 115 Delone Carter Connecticut 2006 105 Dee Brown Boston College 2000 114 Larry Csonka Tennessee (Gator Bowl) 1966 105 Delone Carter USF 2010 114 Joe Morris Miami (Fla.) 1979 104 Walt Slovenski Columbia 1948 114 David Walker Pittsburgh 1992 104 Bob Leberman Cornell 1952 114 Antwon Bailey Wake Forest 2011 104 Jim Brown Penn State 1956 114 Antwon Bailey Toledo 2011 104 Jim Nance Penn State 1964 114 Devante McFarlane Wake Forest 2014 104 Roger Praetorius Miami (Fla.) 1971 113 Bill Hurley Washington 1977 103 Thomas Maines Rutgers 1942 113 James Mungro Pittsburgh 2001 103 Bob Young Holy Cross 1950 112 Bob Leberman Holy Cross 1952 103 Ed Coffin Holy Cross 1957 112 Steven Webster Navy 1972 103 Nat Duckett Boston College 1963 112 Bill Hurley Pittsburgh 1976 103 Kyle McIntosh Boston College 1998

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100-YARD RUSHING GAMES ALL-TIME 200-YARD RUSHING GAMES BY PLAYER (MIN. 8) Syracuse Joe Morris (22) Att Yds TD Opponent Date 252 yards Kansas 1979 1. Joe Morris 23 252 3 Kansas 10/6/1979 203 yards Navy 1978 2. Walter Reyes 31 241 4 Central Florida 9/20/2003 188 yards Boston College 1978 3. Dee Brown 24 239 3 Rutgers 11/25/2000 185 yards Colgate 1981 4. Walter Reyes 19 237 2 Rutgers 10/2/2004 172 yards Northwestern 1980 5. Damien Rhodes 28 236 4 Buffalo 9/10/2005 170 yards Miami (Ohio) 1980 6. Larry Csonka 26 216 2 West Virginia 11/13/1965 168 yards West Virginia 1981 Floyd Little 29 216 1 Tennessee (Gator Bowl) 12/31/1966 166 yards West Virginia 1979 8. Prince-Tyson Gulley 26 213 2 West Virginia (Pinstripe Bowl) 12/29/2012 164 yards Indiana 1981 9. Larry Csonka 35 204 2 California 10/21/1967 159 yards Washington State 1979 10. Joe Morris 31 203 1 Navy 11/11/1978 159 yards Navy 1979 11. Malcolm Thomas 24 201 1 Houston (Liberty Bowl) 12/27/1996 157 yards Rutgers 1980 12. Damien Rhodes 29 200 3 Temple 11/13/2004 155 yards McNeese St. (Independence Bowl) 1979 150 yards Ohio State 1980 Opponent 149 yards Pittsburgh 1978 132 yards Boston College 1981 Att Yds TD Date 128 yards Pittsburgh 1981 1. Eddie Meyers, Navy 42 298 4 11/7/1981 119 yards Illinois 1978 2. Curt Warner, Penn State 26 256 1 10/17/1981 116 yards Northwestern 1979 3. Pat White, West Virginia 15 247 4 10/14/2006 114 yards Miami (Fla.) 1979 4. Leonard Fournette, LSU 26 244 2 9/26/2015 110 yards Miami (Fla.) 1978 5. , Pittsburgh 34 241 2 10/30/1976 100 yards Rutgers 1981 6. Bob Whelan, Boston University 18 240 2 9/23/1949 7. Bob Campbell, Penn State 24 239 2 12/7/1968 Demond Parker, Oklahoma 31 239 0 9/6/1997 Larry Csonka (15) 9. Andre Hall, USF 24 222 3 11/12/2005 216 yards West Virginia 1965 10. LaRod Stephens-Howling, Pittsburgh 27 221 1 10/7/2006 204 yards California 1967 11. Steve Atkins, Maryland 29 215 0 10/14/1978 181 yards Maryland 1967 12. Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh 27 211 0 11/3/1973 166 yards Holy Cross 1966 13. Curtis Martin, Pittsburgh 37 206 1 10/16/1993 162 yards UCLA 1965 Curtis Darkins, Minnesota 34 206 1 9/23/1995 154 yards Boston College 1967 15. Chuckie Dukes, Boston College 26 201 1 10/16/1991 145 yards West Virginia 1966 135 yards Navy 1966 132 yards Penn State 1966 119 yards Boston College 1966 James Mungro (13) Ernie Davis (11) 117 yards West Virginia 1967 184 yards Boston College 2001 141 yards West Virginia 1959 115 yards Penn State 1967 162 yards Kentucky (Music City Bowl) 1999 140 yards Miami (Fla.) (Liberty Bowl) 1961 114 yards Tennessee (Gator Bowl) 1966 155 yards Boston College 2000 130 yards Miami (Fla.) 1960 110 yards Boston College 1965 142 yards Auburn 2001 125 yards West Virginia 1960 102 yards Holy Cross 1967 140 yards Rutgers 2001 123 yards Kansas 1960 136 yards Temple 2000 121 yards Boston University 1960 121 yards Central Florida 2001 120 yards Nebraska 1961 Walter Reyes (14) 119 yards BYU 2000 119 yards Pittsburgh 1961 241 yards Central Florida 2003 117 yards Kansas St. (Insight.com Bowl) 2001 111 yards Colgate 1960 237 yards Rutgers 2004 113 yards Pittsburgh 2001 111 yards Maryland 1961 191 yards North Carolina 2003 106 yards East Carolina 2000 110 yards Army 1960 189 yards Notre Dame 2003 102 yards Virginia Tech 2001 162 yards Toledo 2003 101 yards Pittsburgh 2000 130 yards Central Florida 2002 Bill Hurley (8) 128 yards Rhode Island 2002 156 yards Northwestern 1979 123 yards Pittsburgh 2004 Jim Brown (11) 144 yards Navy 1979 121 yards Connecticut 2004 197 yards Colgate 1956 143 yards West Virginia 1978 118 yards Virginia Tech 2002 165 yards West Virginia 1956 124 yards Miami (Fla.) 1979 117 yards Cincinnati 2004 155 yards Penn State 1955 113 yards Washington 1977 115 yards Rutgers 2002 154 yards Maryland 1956 112 yards Pittsburgh 1976 111 yards Auburn 2002 151 yards Cornell 1954 107 yards Washington State 1979 110 yards Miami (Fla.) 2002 132 yards TCU (‘57 Cotton Bowl) 1956 101 yards West Virginia 1976 129 yards Boston University 1955 125 yards Army 1956 Jerome Smith (8) Floyd Little (13) 104 yards Penn State 1956 216 yards Tennessee (Gator Bowl) 1966 152 yards West Virginia (Pinstripe Bowl) 2012 102 yards Holy Cross 1956 144 yards Louisville 2012 196 yards West Virginia 1965 101 yards Colgate 1954 193 yards Florida State 1966 140 yards NC State 2013 159 yards Kansas 1964 133 yards Connecticut 2012 155 yards Virginia Tech 1964 Delone Carter (11) 127 yards USF 2012 152 yards Maryland 1965 198 yards Kansas St. (Pinstripe Bowl) 2010 125 yards Clemson 2013 151 yards Oregon State 1965 172 yards Colgate 2010 118 yards Maryland 2013 133 yards Penn State 1965 170 yards Akron 2009 116 yards Cincinnati 2012 127 yards West Virginia 1966 143 yards Pittsburgh 2009 115 yards Holy Cross 1965 129 yards Wyoming 2006 Malcolm Thomas (8) 110 yards Maryland 1966 129 yards Louisville 2009 201 yards Houston (Liberty Bowl) 1996 110 yards Penn State 1966 115 yards Connecticut 2006 168 yards Minnesota 1996 100 yards Pittsburgh 1964 109 yards Cincinnati 2010 145 yards Virginia Tech 1994 107 yards Louisville 2010 126 yards Rutgers 1995 105 yards USF 2010 123 yards Boston College 1995 102 yards Connecticut 2009 111 yards Army 1996 110 yards Pittsburgh 1996 107 yards Miami (Fla.) 1996

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MOST PASS ATTEMPTS HIGHEST COMPLETION

Game PERCENTAGE Att Name Date 1. 66 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 Game (min. 10 attempts) 2. 47 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/17/2007 Pct (Comp/Att) Name Date 47 Ryan Nassib vs. Cincinnati 11/3/2012 1. .909 (10/11) Don McPherson 10/24/1987 4. 46 Greg Paulus vs. USF 10/3/2009 vs. Colgate 46 Ryan Nassib vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 .909 (10/11) Troy Nunes 9/30/2000 46 Ryan Nassib vs. USF 11/11/2011 vs. BYU 46 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/8/2012 3. .900 (9/10) Bill Scharr 11/4/1989 8. 44 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 vs. Boston College 9. 43 Terrel Hunt vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 4. .850 (17/20) Kevin Mason 10/22/1994 10. 42 Ryan Nassib vs. Rutgers 10/13/2012 at Temple 42 AJ Long vs. NC State 11/1/2014 5. .846 (11/13) Todd Norley 10/20/1984 at Penn State 6. .842 (16/19) Donovan McNabb 11/16/1996 Season vs. Army Att Name Year 7. .833 (15/18) Donovan McNabb 10/10/1998 1. 471 Ryan Nassib 2012 vs. Cincinnati 2. 415 Ryan Nassib 2011 .833 (15/18) Terrel Hunt 9/14/2013 3. 358 Ryan Nassib 2010 Ryan Nassib completed more than 200 passes in vs. Wagner 4. 310 R.J. Anderson 2003 9. .823 (14/17) Donovan McNabb 10/7/1995 5. 300 Perry Patterson 2006 three straight years from 2010-12. vs. Temple 6. 292 Andrew Robinson 2007 .823 (14/17) Cameron Dantley 9/20/2008 7. 289 Perry Patterson 2004 vs. Northeastern 8. 285 Greg Paulus 2009 Career 9. 280 Marvin Graves 1993 Cmp Name Years 10. 273 Perry Patterson 2005 1. 791 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 Season (min. 100 attempts) 273 Terrel Hunt 2013 2. 563 Marvin Graves 1990-93 Pct (Comp/Att) Name Year 3. 548 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 1. .677 (193/285) Greg Paulus 2009 2. .633 (107/169) Bill Scharr 1989 Career 4. 456 Perry Patterson 2003-06 5. 367 Don McPherson 1983-87 3. .625 (157/251) Donovan McNabb 1998 Att Name Years 6. 362 Troy Nunes 1999-02 4. .624 (259/415) Ryan Nassib 2011 1. 1,312 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 7. 358 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 .624 (294/471) Ryan Nassib 2012 2. 943 Marvin Graves 1990-93 8. 250 Todd Norley 1982-85 6. .618 (128/207) Donovan McNabb 1995 3. 938 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 250 Terrel Hunt 2012-15 7. .612 (167/273) Terrel Hunt 2013 4. 862 Perry Patterson 2003-06 10. 228 Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. .611 (171/280) Marvin Graves 1993 5. 687 Don McPherson 1983-87 9. .610 (94/154) Troy Nunes 2000 6. 679 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 10. .603 (146/242) Marvin Graves 1992 7. 618 Troy Nunes 1999-02 8. 482 Todd Norley 1982-85 MOST YARDS 9. 465 Bill Hurley 1975-79 Career (min. 250 attempts) 10. 423 Bernie Custis 1948-50 Game Pct (Comp/Att) Name Years 1. .677 (193/285) Greg Paulus 2009 Yds Name Date 2. .603 (791/1,312) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 1. 482 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 3. .597 (563/943) Marvin Graves 1990-93 MOST COMPLETIONS 2. 425 Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 4. .595 (250/420) Terrel Hunt 2012-15 3. 423 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 5. .586 (362/618) Troy Nunes 1999-02 4. 419 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 Game 6. .584 (548/938) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 5. 403 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Cmp Name Date 7. .534 (367/687) Don McPherson 1983-87 6. 385 Ryan Nassib vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 1. 45 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 8. .529 (456/862) Perry Patterson 2003-06 7. 361 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 2. 30 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/8/2012 9. .528 (134/254) Dave Sarette 1959-61 8. 356 Ryan Nassib vs. Rutgers 10/13/2012 3. 29 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 10. .527 (358/679) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 29 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/17/2007 9. 346 Greg Paulus vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 29 Ryan Nassib vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 10. 336 Don McPherson vs. Penn State 10/17/1987 29 Terrel Hunt vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 336 R.J. Anderson vs. West Virginia 11/22/2003 7. 27 Ryan Nassib vs. USF 10/27/2012 HIGHEST PASSING EFFICIENCY 27 Drew Allen vs. Northwestern 9/7/2013 Season 9. 26 Ryan Nassib vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 Yds Name Year Season (min. 100 attempts) 10. 25 Greg Paulus vs. USF 10/3/2009 1. 3,749 Ryan Nassib 2012 Effic Name Year 25 Ryan Nassib vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 2. 2,685 Ryan Nassib 2011 1. 164.3 Don McPherson + 1987 25 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/17/2011 3. 2,547 Marvin Graves 1993 2. 162.3 Donovan McNabb ^ 1995 25 Ryan Nassib vs. Rutgers 10/13/2012 4. 2,488 Donovan McNabb 1997 3. 158.9 Donovan McNabb ^ 1998 5. 2,341 Don McPherson 1987 4. 154.0 Donovan McNabb ^ 1997 Season 6. 2,334 Ryan Nassib 2010 5. 152.2 Bill Scharr 1989 6. 149.8 Don McPherson 1985 Cmp Name Year 7. 2,296 Marvin Graves 1992 7. 149.2 Marvin Graves ^ 1992 1. 294 Ryan Nassib 2012 8. 2,192 Andrew Robinson 2007 8. 147.9 Todd Philcox 1988 2. 259 Ryan Nassib 2011 9. 2,164 R.J. Anderson 2003 9. 147.3 Marvin Graves 1993 3. 202 Ryan Nassib 2010 10. 2,134 Donovan McNabb 1998 10. 145.1 Donovan McNabb 1996 4. 193 Greg Paulus 2009 5. 186 R.J. Anderson 2003 Career + - NCAA leader 6. 171 Marvin Graves 1993 Yds Name Years ^ - BIG EAST leader 7. 168 Perry Patterson 2004 1. 9,190 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 8 167 Terrel Hunt 2013 2. 8,466 Marvin Graves 1990-93 9. 158 Perry Patterson 2006 3. 8,389 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 10. 157 Donovan McNabb 1998 4. 5,812 Don McPherson 1983-87 5. 5,220 Perry Patterson 2003-06 6. 4,698 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 7. 4,578 Troy Nunes 1999-02 8. 3,398 Bill Hurley 1975-79 9. 2,661 Todd Norley 1982-85 10. 2,621 Terrel Hunt 2012-15

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Career (min. 250 attempts) Effic Name Years MOST YARDS PER COMPLETION MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1. 155.1 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 2. 142.4 Marvin Graves 1990-93 Game (min. 6 completions) Game 3. 139.0 Don McPherson 1983-87 Avg (Cmp/Yds) Name Date TD Name Date 4. 132.6 Greg Paulus 2009 1. 30.5 (6/183) Bernie Custis 10/1/1949 1. 5 Ryan Nassib vs. Maine 9/18/2010 5. 132.5 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 vs. Lafayette 2. 4 Pat Stark at Fordham 11/22/1952 6. 129.1 Dave Sarette 1959-61 2. 30.3 (7/212) Rich King 11/16/1963 4 vs. Maryland 10/1/1966 7. 127.6 Troy Nunes 1999-02 vs. Richmond 4 Don McPherson vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 8. 123.1 Pat Stark 1951-53 3. 28.3 (6/170) Kevin Mason 9/3/1994 4 Todd Philcox vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 9. 117.0 Bill Hurley 1975-79 vs. Oklahoma 4 Bill Scharr vs. Rutgers 10/21/1989 10. 114.8 Andrew Robinson 2006-09 4. 27.8 (6/167) Chuck Zimmerman 10/5/1957 4 Donovan McNabb vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 vs. Boston University 4 Troy Nunes vs. East Carolina 9/15/2001 5. 27.6 (8/221) Eric Dungey 9/12/2015 4 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 MOST YARDS PER ATTEMPT vs. Wake Forest 4 Ryan Nassib vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 6. 27.3 (12/328) R.J. Anderson 10/20/2001 4 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 vs. Temple 4 Ryan Nassib vs. USF 10/27/2012 Game (min. 10 attempts) 7. 26.5 (12/318) Marvin Graves 10/16/1993 4 Terrel Hunt vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 Avg (Att/Yds) Name Date at Pittsburgh 1. 22.2 (11/244) Don McPherson 10/24/1987 8. 26.1 (8/209) Donovan McNabb 10/14/1995 vs. Colgate vs. Eastern Michigan Season 2. 20.7 (11/228) Troy Nunes 9/30/2000 9. 25.9 (9/233) Avatus Stone 10/27/1951 TD Name Year vs. BYU vs. Fordham 1. 26 Ryan Nassib 2012 3. 18.8 (10/188) Bill Scharr 11/4/1989 10. 25.8 (11/284) Marvin Graves 9/12/1992 2. 22 Don McPherson 1987 vs. Boston College vs. Texas 22 Donovan McNabb 1998 4. 17.7 (12/212) Rich King 11/16/1963 22 Ryan Nassib 2011 vs. Richmond Season (min. 50 completions) 5. 20 Donovan McNabb 1997 17.7 (18/318) Marvin Graves 10/16/1993 6. 19 Donovan McNabb 1996 Avg (Cmp/Yds) Name Year at Pittsburgh 19 Ryan Nassib 2010 1. 18.1 (129/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 6. 17.1 (18/306) R.J. Anderson 9/14/2002 8. 16 Todd Philcox 1988 2. 17.3 (85/1,469) Don McPherson 1985 vs. Rhode Island 16 Donovan McNabb 1995 3. 17.2 (145/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 7. 17.0 (13/221) Eric Dungey 9/12/2015 10. 15 Marvin Graves 1993 4. 16.2 (79/1,276) Bill Hurley 1979 vs. Wake Forest 5. 16.0 (70/1,121) Bernie Custis 1949 8. 16.8 (20/336) Don McPherson 10/17/1987 16.0 (52/832) Jim Donoghue 1975 Career vs. Penn State 7. 15.7 (146/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 TD Name Years 9. 16.7 (10/167) Chuck Zimmerman 10/5/1957 8. 15.6 (72/1,123) R.J. Anderson 2001 1. 77 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 vs. Boston University 15.6 (128/1,991) Donovan McNabb 1995 2. 70 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 16.7 (20/334) Kevin Mason 10/22/1994 10. 15.5 (105/1,627) Kevin Mason 1994 3. 48 Marvin Graves 1990-93 at Temple 4. 46 Don McPherson 1983-87 Career (min. 100 completions) 5. 32 Troy Nunes 1999-02 Season (min. 100 attempts) Avg (Cmp/Yds) Name Years 6. 25 Perry Patterson 2002-06 Avg (Att/Yds) Name Year 1. 15.8 (367/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 7. 23 Dave Sarette 1959-61 1. 10.2 (229/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 2. 15.3 (548/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 8. 21 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 2. 9.6 (169/1,625) Bill Scharr 1989 3. 15.2 (116/1,766) Kevin Mason 1991-94 9. 19 Pat Stark 1951-53 9.6 (207/1,991) Donovan McNabb 1995 4. 15.0 (563/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 19 Bill Hurley 1975-79 4. 9.5 (242/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 5. 14.9 (228/3,398) Bill Hurley 1975-79 5. 9.4 (265/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 6. 14.5 (145/2,105) Todd Philcox 1985-88 6. 9.2 (159/1,469) Don McPherson 1985 14.5 (134/1,937) Jim Donoghue 1973-75 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES 7. 9.1 (280/2,547) Marvin Graves 1993 8. 14.4 (117/1,687) Chuck Zimmerman 1956-58 8. 8.9 (234/2,076) Todd Philcox 1988 9. 14.2 (134/1,903) Dave Sarette 1959-61 WITH A TOUCHDOWN PASS 8.9 (154/1,366) Troy Nunes 2000 10. 13.8 (153/2,116) Pat Stark 1951-53 10. 8.7 (221/1,912) Marvin Graves 1991 Season: 10 Don McPherson, 1987 8.7 (187/1,627) Kevin Mason 1999 Overall: 11 Ryan Nassib, 2011-12 MOST YARDS PER GAME Career (min. 250 attempts) Avg (Att/Yds) Name Years Season (min. 1,000 yards) INTERCEPTION AVOIDANCE 1. 9.0 (943/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 Avg (G/Yds) Name Year 2. 8.9 (938/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 Season (min. 100 attempts) 1. 288.4 (13/3,749) Ryan Nassib ^ 2012 3. 8.5 (687/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 2. 231.5 (11/2,547) Marvin Graves 1993 Pct (Int/Att) Name Year 4. 7.5 (254/1,903) Dave Sarette 1959-61 3. 223.8 (12/2,685) Ryan Nassib 2011 1. 1.3 (4/300) Perry Patterson 2006 5. 7.4 (618/4,578) Troy Nunes 1999-02 4. 212.8 (11/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 2. 2.0 (5/251) Donovan McNabb 1998 6. 7.3 (465/3,398) Bill Hurley 1975-79 5. 208.7 (11/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 2.0 (5/251) Cameron Dantley 2008 7. 7.1 (298/2,116) Pat Stark 1951-53 6. 207.3 (12/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 4. 2.1 (10/471) Ryan Nassib 2012 7.1 (285/2,024) Greg Paulus 2009 7. 199.3 (11/2,192) Andrew Robinson 2007 5. 2.2 (9/415) Ryan Nassib 2011 9. 7.0 (1,312/9,190) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 8. 194.0 (11/2,134) Donovan McNabb 1998 2.2 (8/358) Ryan Nassib 2010 10. 6.9 (679/4,698) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 9. 188.7 (11/2,076) Todd Philcox 1988 10. 181.0 (11/1,991) Donovan McNabb 1995 FEWEST PASSES INTERCEPTED ^ - BIG EAST leader Season (min. 100 attempts) Career (min. 2,000 yards) Int (Att) Name Year Avg (G/Yds) Name Years 1. 2 (144) R.J. Anderson 2001 1. 196.9 (43/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 2. 3 (132) Bob Woodruff 1971 2. 191.5 (48/9190) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3 (110) Madei Williams 1999 3. 186.4 (45/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 4. 4 (300) Perry Patterson 2006 4. 168.7 (12/2,024) Greg Paulus 2009 4 (145) Terrel Hunt 2014 5. 149.0 (39/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 6. 137.9 (19/2,621) Terrel Hunt 2012-15 7. 127.3 (41/5,220) Perry Patterson 2003-06 8. 120.5 (38/4,578) Troy Nunes 1999-02 9. 117.2 (20/2,344) Andrew Robinson 2006-09 10. 111.9 (42/4,698) R.J. Anderson 2000-03

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MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED TOP PASSING GAMES BY YARDS Game Int Name Date Syracuse Cmp Att Yds TD Opponent Date 1. 5 Todd Norley at Penn State 10/16/1982 1. Ryan Nassib 45 66 482 4 Northwestern 9/1/2012 5 Greg Paulus vs. USF 10/3/2009 2. Marvin Graves 18 28 425 3 Rutgers 10/10/1992 3. 4 Bernie Custis vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 3. Andrew Robinson 17 26 423 4 Louisville 9/22/2007 4 Pat Stark vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 4. Andrew Robinson 29 47 419 3 Cincinnati 11/24/2007 4 Paul Paolisso at California 10/26/1968 5. Troy Nunes 24 40 403 1 Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 4 Bob Mitch vs. West Virginia 11/24/1973 6. Ryan Nassib 26 40 385 2 Missouri 11/17/2012 4 Dave Warner vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 7. Marvin Graves 29 44 361 0 Cincinnati 9/25/1993 4 Don McPherson vs. W. Virginia 11/21/1987 8. Ryan Nassib 25 42 356 1 Rutgers 10/13/2012 4 Todd Philcox at West Virginia 11/19/1988 9. Greg Paulus 24 35 346 2 Northwestern 9/19/2009 4 Marvin Graves vs. Ohio State 9/19/1992 10. Don McPherson 15 20 336 3 Penn State 10/17/1987 4 Donovan McNabb vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 R.J. Anderson 23 36 336 2 West Virginia 11/22/2003 4 Troy Nunes at Boston College 10/14/2000

4 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 4 Drew Allen at Northwestern 9/7/2013 Opponent Cmp Att Yds TD Date Season 1. Brian Brohm, Louisville 45 65 555 4 9/22/2007 2. Bryan Randall, Virginia Tech 23 35 504 5 11/9/2002 Int Name Year 3. Tajh Boyd, Clemson 20 27 455 5 10/5/2013 1. 16 Dave Warner 1980 4. Shawn Halloran, Boston College 34 57 453 2 11/16/1985 2. 15 Bob Mitch 1973 5. Dan Orlovsky, Connecticut 39 51 445 3 10/30/2004 3. 14 Bernie Custis 1948 6. Ryan Schneider, UCF 28 47 440 1 11/2/2002 14 Troy Nunes 2000 7. Ben Mauk, Cincinnati 29 42 431 4 11/24/2007 14 Greg Paulus 2009 8. Cooper Rush, Central Michigan 37 51 430 2 9/19/2015 6. 12 Rick Cassata 1967 9. Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville 36 49 424 3 10/10/2012 12 Paul Paolisso 1968 10. Glenn Foley, Boston College 22 29 423 3 10/2/1993 12 Todd Norley 1982 12 Marvin Graves 1992

Career Int Name Years LONGEST PASSING PLAYS 1. 45 Marvin Graves 1990-93 2. 32 Bernie Custis 1948-50 Yds Name, Date 32 Troy Nunes 1999-02 1. 96* Donovan McNabb to Marvin Harrison 4. 28 Todd Norley 1982-85 vs. West Virginia, 10/21/1995 28 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 2. 94* Donovan McNabb to Quinton Spotwood 6. 27 Dave Warner 1978-81 vs. East Carolina, 10/4/1997 7. 26 Don McPherson 1983-87 3. 89* Eric Dungey to Brisly Estime 26 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 vs. Wake Forest, 9/12/2015 9. 25 Perry Patterson 2003-06 4. 87* Gerhard Schwedes to Ernie Davis 10. 23 Bob Mitch 1973-75 vs. Texas, 1/1/1960 23 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 87* R.J. Anderson to Jamel Riddle vs. Rhode Island, 9/14/2002 6. 84* Marvin Graves to Shelby Hill vs. Temple, 11/6/1993 PASSING LEADERS BY CLASS 7. 80* Bill Hurley to Don Magee Freshman Year Yards at Pittsburgh, 10/30/1976 1. Donovan McNabb 1995 1,991 80* Don McPherson to Rob Moore 2. Marvin Graves 1990 1,711 vs. Penn State, 10/17/1987 3. Eric Dungey 2015 1,298 9. 79* Wendal Lowrey to Rob Carpenter 4. Troy Nunes 1999 1,141 vs. Louisville, 12/2/1989 5. AJ Long 2014 935 79* Troy Nunes to Pat Woodcock vs. BYU, 9/30/2000 Sophomore Year Yards 79* Andrew Robinson to Taj Smith 1. Ryan Nassib 2010 2,334 at Louisville, 9/22/2007 2. Andrew Robinson 2007 2,192 3. Marvin Graves 1991 1,912 * - Touchdown 4. Perry Patterson 2004 1,851 Donovan McNabb’s 96-yard TD pass to Marvin 5. Donovan McNabb 1996 1,776 MOST 300-YARD GAMES Harrison in 1995 versus West Virginia is the longest passing play in school history. Junior Year Yards 1. Ryan Nassib 2011 2,685 Season 2. Donovan McNabb 1997 2,488 No. Name Year 3. Marvin Graves 1992 2,296 1. 6 Ryan Nassib 2012 MOST CONSECUTIVE 4. Don McPherson 1986 1,827 2. 3 Marvin Graves 1993 5. Bill Scharr 1989 1,625 3. 2 Andrew Robinson 2007 300-YARD GAMES

Senior Year Yards Career No. Name Year 1. Ryan Nassib 2012 3,749 Season 3 Ryan Nassib 2012 No. Name Years 2. Marvin Graves 1993 2,547 1. 7 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3. Don McPherson 1987 2,341 2. 5 Marvin Graves 1990-93 4. R.J. Anderson 2003 2,164 3. 3 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 5. Donovan McNabb 1998 2,134 3 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 5. 2 Andrew Robinson 2006-09

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YEAR-BY-YEAR PASSING LEADERS

Year Name Yds Cmp Att TD Int 1945 Roger Robinson 434 29 55 2 9 1946 Walt Slovenski 199 9 17 3 2 1947 Ed Dolan 168 15 48 1 8 1948 Bernie Custis 721 52 131 3 14 1949 Bernie Custis 1,121 70 134 6 9 1950 Bernie Custis 775 74 159 3 9 1951 Avatus Stone 358 18 55 3 6 1952 Pat Stark 1,035 78 151 11 6 1953 Pat Stark 1,045 73 141 8 6 1954 Mickey Rich 234 17 52 1 9 1955 Ed Albright 324 19 34 7 3 1956 Chuck Zimmerman 272 18 42 2 1 1957 Chuck Zimmerman 770 53 96 5 4 1958 Chuck Zimmerman 645 46 76 7 2 1959 Dave Sarette 763 49 83 10 5 1960 Dave Sarette 327 30 65 4 8 1961 Dave Sarette 813 55 106 9 8 1962 Walley Mahle 455 33 71 3 6 1963 Rich King 675 37 80 5 10 1964 Walley Mahle 324 31 80 2 6 1965 Rick Cassata 525 47 104 2 6 1966 Rick Cassata 472 41 85 4 4 1967 Rick Cassata 992 92 176 8 12 Andrew Robinson is the only quarterback in Marvin Graves threw for 300 yards five times in 1968 Paul Paolisso 939 87 164 6 12 Orange football history with two 400-yard his career, including 309 yards versus Ohio State 1969 Randy Zur 816 73 148 1 10 passing games. in the 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl. 1970 Paul Paolisso 370 33 71 5 5 1971 Bob Woodruff 910 74 132 2 3 1972 Bob Woodruff 649 63 136 1 5 Marvin Graves (5) 1973 Bob Mitch 722 58 139 2 15 ALL-TIME 300-YARD PASSING 425 yards Rutgers 1992 1974 Jim Donoghue 938 68 136 4 6 361 yards Cincinnati 1993 1975 Jim Donoghue 832 52 118 5 8 GAMES (27) 329 yards East Carolina 1993 1976 Bill Hurley 638 38 95 5 3 318 yards Pittsburgh 1993 Yds Name Opponent Year 1977 Bill Hurley 1,455 108 201 8 6 309 yards Ohio St. (‘92 Hall of Fame Bowl) 1991 482 Ryan Nassib Northwestern 2012 1978 Tim Wilson 345 22 68 1 5 425 Marvin Graves Rutgers 1992 1979 Bill Hurley 1,276 79 158 6 7 423 Andrew Robinson Louisville 2007 R.J. Anderson (3) 1980 Dave Warner 1,008 81 167 3 16 419 Andrew Robinson Cincinnati 2007 336 yards West Virginia 2003 1981 Dave Warner 1,445 120 223 7 10 403 Troy Nunes Virginia Tech 2002 308 yards Temple 2001 1982 Todd Norley 833 70 134 1 12 385 Ryan Nassib Missouri 2012 306 yards Rhode Island 2002 1983 Todd Norley 999 87 177 5 10 361 Marvin Graves Cincinnati 1993 1984 Todd Norley 829 93 171 5 6 356 Ryan Nassib Rutgers 2012 1985 Don McPherson 1,469 85 159 12 5 Donovan McNabb (3) 346 Greg Paulus Northwestern 2009 1986 Don McPherson 1,827 142 269 12 7 309 yards Clemson (‘96 Gator Bowl) 1996 336 Don McPherson Penn State 1987 1987 Don McPherson 2,341 129 229 22 11 308 yards West Virginia 1995 336 R.J. Anderson West Virginia 2003 1988 Todd Philcox 2,076 141 234 16 11 300 yards Tennessee 1998 335 Ryan Nassib Stony Brook 2012 1989 Bill Scharr 1,625 107 169 9 8 334 Kevin Mason Temple 1994 1990 Marvin Graves 1,711 115 200 9 11 Andrew Robinson (2) 329 Bill Hurley Penn State 1977 1991 Marvin Graves 1,912 131 221 10 11 423 yards Louisville 2007 329 Marvin Graves East Carolina 1993 1992 Marvin Graves 2,296 146 242 14 12 419 yards Cincinnati 2007 328 Ryan Nassib USF 2012 1993 Marvin Graves 2,547 171 280 15 11 322 Ryan Nassib USC 2012 1994 Kevin Mason 1,627 105 187 10 7 318 Marvin Graves Pittsburgh 1993 Bill Hurley (1) 1995 Donovan McNabb 1,991 128 207 16 6 318 Ryan Nassib Rhode Island 2011 329 yards Penn State 1977 1996 Donovan McNabb 1,776 118 215 19 9 309 Marvin Graves Ohio St. (‘92 Hall of Fame Bowl) 1991 1997 Donovan McNabb 2,488 145 265 20 6 309 Donovan McNabb Clemson (‘96 Gator Bowl) 1996 AJ Long (1) 1998 Donovan McNabb 2,134 157 251 22 5 308 Donovan McNabb West Virginia 1995 307 yards NC State 2014 1999 Troy Nunes 1,141 95 161 11 5 308 R. J. Anderson Temple 2001 2000 Troy Nunes 1,366 94 154 8 14 307 AJ Long NC State 2014 2001 R.J. Anderson 1,123 72 144 5 2 Kevin Mason (1) 306 R. J. Anderson Rhode Island 2002 2002 Troy Nunes 1,337 115 198 8 7 334 yards Temple 1994 303 Perry Patterson Louisville 2006 2003 R.J. Anderson 2,164 186 310 10 8 300 Donovan McNabb Tennessee 1998 2004 Perry Patterson 1,851 168 289 7 10 Don McPherson (1) 2005 Perry Patterson 1,504 130 273 6 11 336 yards Penn State 1987 2006 Perry Patterson 1,865 158 300 12 4 300-YARD PASSING GAMES 2007 Andrew Robinson 2,192 154 292 13 7 Troy Nunes (1) 2008 Cameron Dantley 1,298 121 251 11 5 403 yards Virginia Tech 2002 2009 Greg Paulus 2,024 193 285 13 14 BY PLAYER 2010 Ryan Nassib 2,334 202 358 19 8 2011 Ryan Nassib 2,685 259 415 22 9 Ryan Nassib (7) Perry Patterson (1) 2012 Ryan Nassib 3,749 294 471 26 10 482 yards Northwestern 2012 303 yards Louisville 2006 2013 Terrel Hunt 1,638 167 273 10 8 385 yards Missouri 2012 2014 Terrel Hunt 935 83 145 1 4 356 yards Rutgers 2012 Greg Paulus (1) 2015 Eric Dungey 1,298 105 176 11 5 335 yards Stony Brook 2012 346 yards Northwestern 2009 328 yards USF 2012 322 yards USC 2012 318 yards Rhode Island 2011

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MOST RECEPTIONS MOST RECEPTIONS BY A MOST YARDS BY A TIGHT END

RUNNING BACK Game: 115 Tony Gabriel at Maryland, 1969 Game 115 Bruce Semall vs. Penn State, 1977 Rec Name Date Season Season: 587 Chris Gedney, 1992 1. 14 Art Monk at Navy 11/5/1977 Career: 1,334 Chris Gedney, 1989-92 2. 13 Mike Williams vs. USF 10/3/2009 Rec Name Year 3. 12 Marcus Sales vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. 39 Duane Kinnon 1989 12 Alec Lemon vs Missouri 11/17/2012 2. 38 Walter Reyes 2003 MOST YARDS BY A RUNNING 5. 11 Shelby Hill vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 3. 35 Antwon Bailey 2010 11 Kevin Johnson at West Virginia 11/7/1998 4. 33 Prince Tyson-Gulley 2012 5. 29 Antwon Bailey 2011 BACK 11 Mike Williams vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 8. 10 Rob Moore vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 Game: 124 Mark Hoffman at Fordham, 1952 10 Alec Lemon vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 Career Season: 429 Duane Kinnon, 1989 10 Alec Lemon vs. USF 11/11/2011 Rec Name Years Career: 706 Antwon Bailey, 2008-11 1. 92 Antwon Bailey 2008-11 Season 2. 74 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010-14 Rec Name Year 3. 61 Duane Kinnon 1988-90 MOST RECEIVING 1. 72 Alec Lemon 2012 4. 60 Jaime Covington 1981-84 2. 68 Alec Lemon 2011 5. 59 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 TOUCHDOWNS 3. 64 Marcus Sales 2012 59 Walter Reyes 2000-03 4. 60 Kevin Johnson 1998 Game 60 Mike Williams 2007 TD Name Date 6. 56 Shelby Hill 1993 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES 1. 4 Tony Gabriel vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 56 Marvin Harrison 1995 4 Tommy Kane vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 8. 53 Rob Moore 1989 WITH A RECEPTION 3. 3 Mike Siano at Rutgers 11/23/1985 9. 52 Rob Carpenter 1990 3 Rob Moore vs. Virginia Tech 9/24/1988 Gms Name Years 52 Ashton Broyld 2013 3 Rob Moore vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 1. 40 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 3 Deval Glover at Boston College 11/12/1988 2. 32 Mike Siano 1983-85 3 Marcus Sales vs. Kansas State 12/30/2010 Career 3. 29 Johnnie Morant 2001-03 3 Nick Provo vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 Rec Name Years 29 Alec Lemon 2010-12 1. 201 Alec Lemon 2009-12 5. 27 Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 2. 139 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 6. 25 Nick Provo 2010-11 Season 139 Shelby Hill 1990-93 7. 22 Van Chew 2009-11 TD Name Year 4. 135 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 8. 21 Marvin Harrison 1993-94 1. 14 Tommy Kane + 1987 5. 134 Jarrod West 2011-14 9. 18 Quinton Spotwood 1997-98 2. 11 Rob Moore 1988 6. 133 Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 18 Tommy Kane 1986-87 3. 10 Mike Williams 2007 7. 132 Marcus Sales 2008-10, 12 18 Jarrod West 2011-13 4. 9 Rob Moore 1989 8. 106 Rob Moore 1987-89 9 Kevin Johnson 1998 9. 105 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 6. 8 Mike Siano 1985 10. 102 Art Monk 1976-79 8 Marvin Harrison 1995 102 Jared Jones 2001-04 MOST YARDS 8 Quinton Spotwood 1997 8 Marcus Sales 2012 Game MOST RECEPTIONS BY A Yds Name Date + - NCAA leader 1. 249 Scott Schwedes vs. Boston College 11/16/1985 TIGHT END 2. 244 Alec Lemon vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 3. 229 David Tyree vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Career TD Name Years Season 4. 213 Marvin Harrison vs. W. Virginia 10/21/1995 5. 209 Mike Williams vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 1. 22 Rob Moore 1987-89 Rec Name Year 6. 196 Kevin Johnson at West Virginia 11/7/1998 2. 20 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 1. 51 Nick Provo 2011 7. 193 Tommy Kane vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 20 Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 2. 35 Beckett Wales 2012 8. 191 Marvin Harrison at Temple 10/22/1994 4. 18 Alec Lemon 2009-12 3. 34 Chris Gedney 1992 9. 188 Art Monk at Navy 11/5/1977 5. 17 Tommy Kane 1985-87 4. 33 Nick Provo 2010 10. 186 Mike Williams vs. USF 10/3/2009 6. 16 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 5. 30 Tony Gabriel 1969 16 Marcus Sales 2008-10, 12 30 Tom Ferron 2006 8. 15 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 Season 9. 13 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 Career Yds Name Year 10. 12 Mike Siano 1982-85 1. 1,131 Marvin Harrison 1995 Rec Name Years 2. 1,070 Alec Lemon 2012 1. 92 Nick Provo 2008-11 3. 1,064 Rob Moore 1989 2. 91 Chris Gedney 1989-92 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES 4. 968 Tommy Kane 1987 3. 56 Marty Chalk 1980-84 5. 937 Shelby Hill 1993 4. 52 Beckett Wales 2010-13 WITH A TOUCHDOWN 6. 895 Rob Carpenter 1990 5. 44 Pat Kelly 1986-87 7. 894 Kevin Johnson 1998 44 Bob Petchel 1973-74 RECEPTION 8. 882 Marcus Sales 2012 9. 852 Mike Siano 1985 Gms Name Years 10. 837 Mike Williams 2007 1. 10 Mike Williams 2007, 09 2. 5 Tommy Kane 1987 Career 5 Rob Moore 1989 Yds Name Years 5 Marvin Harrison 1995 1. 2,728 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 5 Alec Lemon 2012 2. 2,596 Alec Lemon 2009-12 5 Marcus Sales 2010, 12 3. 2,296 Shelby Hill 1990-93 7. 4 Quinton Spotwood 1997 4. 2,122 Rob Moore 1987-89 4 Rob Carpenter 1990 5. 2,111 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 4 John Mackey 1961 6. 2,044 Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 7. 1,836 Jarrod West 2011-14 8. 1,780 Marcus Sales 2008-10, 12 9. 1,656 Rob Carpenter 1989-90 10. 1,653 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECEIVING HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS RECEIVING LEADERS BY LEADERS (YARDS) PER CATCH CLASS (CATCHES) Game (min. 5 catches) Freshman Year Rec Year Name Rec Yds Avg TD 1. Shelby Hill 1990 33 Avg (Rec/Yds) Name Date 1946 Paul McKee 12 245 20.4 4 2. Alec Lemon 2009 29 1. 35.2 (5/176) Jamel Riddle 9/14/2002 1947 Bob Schiffner 8 151 18.9 2 3. Brisly Estime 2013 28 vs. Rhode Island 1948 George Urban 13 205 15.8 0 4. Steve Ishmael 2014 27 1949 Bob Young 12 296 24.7 2 5. Mike Williams 2006 24 1950 Joe Szombathy 20 257 12.9 1 Season (min. 20 catches) 1951 Joe Szombathy 11 223 20.3 1 Avg (Rec/Yards) Name Year Sophomore Year Rec 1952 Mark Hoffman 9 217 24.1 3 1. 22.0 (44/968) Tommy Kane + 1987 1. Mike Williams 2007 60 1953 Bruce Yancey 14 226 16.1 3 2. 21.7 (22/477) Lonnie Allgood 1974 2. Ashton Broyld 2013 52 1954 Tom Richardson 6 107 17.8 0 3. 21.2 (23/488) Jim Turner 1997 3. Jarrod West 2012 43 1955 Jim Ridlon 6 176 29.3 5 4. 21.1 (36/761) Marvin Harrison 1994 4. Art Monk 1977 41 1956 Jim Ridlon 8 153 19.1 2 5. 20.4 (34/692) Scott Schwedes 1985 Marvin Harrison 1993 41 1957 Glenn Preising 9 215 23.8 1 6. 20.2 (56/1,131) Marvin Harrison 1995 Quinton Spotwood 1997 41 1958 Dave Baker 10 231 23.1 2 7. 20.1 (53/1,064) Rob Moore 1989 1959 Gerald Skoniecki 13 256 19.7 3 8. 19.8 (41/813) Marvin Harrison 1993 Junior Year Rec 1960 Fred Mautino 14 171 12.2 0 9. 19.4 (41/797) Quinton Spotwood 1997 1. Alec Lemon 2011 68 1961 John Mackey 15 321 21.4 4 10. 19.2 (20/383) Jim Turner 1996 2. Tommy Kane 1987 44 1962 John Mackey 8 131 16.4 1 19.2 (24/461) Mike Williams 2006 Rob Moore 1988 44 1963 Michael Koski 5 202 40.4 3 Taj Smith 2007 44 1964 Floyd Little 16 248 15.5 1 + - NCAA leader 5. Rob Carpenter 1989 41 1965 Floyd Little 21 248 11.8 1 Jamel Riddle 2002 41 1966 Oley Allen 7 201 28.7 2 Career (min. 40 catches) Van Chew 2010 41 1967 Tom Coughlin 26 257 9.9 2 Avg (Att/Yards) Name Years 1968 John Massis 29 400 13.8 2 1. 20.7 (63/1,307) Tommy Kane 1985-87 Senior Year Rec 1969 Tony Gabriel 30 419 14.0 3 2. 20.2 (135/2,728) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 1. Alec Lemon 2012 72 1970 Tony Gabriel 28 402 14.4 7 3. 20.0 (106/2,122) Rob Moore 1987-89 2. Marcus Sales 2012 64 1971 Gary Sweat 23 345 15.0 0 4. 19.6 (50/981) Jim Turner 1994-97 3. Kevin Johnson 1998 60 1972 Brian Hambleton 15 156 10.4 1 5. 19.1 (52/991) Lonnie Allgood 1973-75 4. Shelby Hill 1993 56 1973 Joe Brennan 19 290 15.3 1 6. 18.7 (56/1049) Taj Smith 2006-07 Marvin Harrison 1995 56 1974 Lonnie Allgood 22 477 21.7 2 7. 18.1 (73/1,318) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 1975 Lonnie Allgood 27 477 17.7 1 8. 17.8 (93/1,656) Rob Carpenter 1989-90 1976 Don Magee 13 271 20.8 2 9. 17.4 (88/1,535) Johnnie Morant 2000-03 RECEIVING LEADERS BY 1977 Art Monk 41 590 14.4 4 10. 16.9 (93/1,574) Mike Siano 1982-85 1978 Art Monk 19 293 15.4 2 16.9 (62/1,047) Pat Woodcock 1997-00 CLASS (YARDS) 1979 Art Monk 40 716 17.9 3 16.9 (57/963) Jamel Riddle 2000-02 1980 Tony Sidor 23 288 12.5 1 Freshman Year Yds 1981 Willie Sydnor 29 418 14.4 2 1. Shelby Hill 1990 558 1982 Nick Bruckner 24 374 15.6 1 MOST RECEIVING YARDS 2. Mike Williams 2006 461 1983 Mike Siano 20 341 17.1 2 3. Steve Ishmael 2014 415 1984 Scott Schwedes 37 506 13.7 3 PER GAME 4. Quinton Spotwood 1996 326 1985 Mike Siano 46 852 18.5 8 5. Alec Lemon 2009 295 1986 Scott Schwedes 47 652 13.9 6 Season 1987 Tommy Kane + 44 968 22.0 + 14 + Avg (G/Yards) Name Year Sophomore Year Yds 1988 Rob Moore 44 797 18.1 11 1. 106.6 (7/746) Mike Williams 2009 1. Mike Williams 2007 837 1989 Rob Moore 53 1,064 20.1 9 2. 102.8 (11/1,131) Marvin Harrison ^ 1995 2. Marvin Harrison 1993 813 1990 Rob Carpenter 52 895 17.2 5 3. 96.7 (11/1,064) Rob Moore 1989 3. Quinton Spotwood 1997 797 1991 Qadry Ismail 37 693 18.7 3 4. 89.2 (12/1,070) Alec Lemon ^ 2012 4. Rob Carpenter 1989 761 1992 Qadry Ismail 36 625 17.4 2 5. 88.0 (11/968) Tommy Kane 1987 5. Art Monk 1977 590 1993 Shelby Hill 56 937 16.7 4 6. 85.2 (11/937) Shelby Hill ^ 1993 1994 Marvin Harrison 36 761 21.1 5 7. 81.4 (11/895) Rob Carpenter 1990 Junior Year Yds 1995 Marvin Harrison 56 1,131 20.2 8 8. 81.3 (11/894) Kevin Johnson 1998 1. Alec Lemon 2011 834 1996 Jim Turner 20 383 19.2 2 9. 77.5 (11/852) Mike Siano 1985 2. Taj Smith 2007 822 1997 Quinton Spotwood 41 797 19.4 8 10. 76.1 (10/761) Marvin Harrison ^ 1994 3. Rob Moore 1988 797 1998 Kevin Johnson 60 894 14.9 9 4. Marvin Harrison 1994 761 1999 Pat Woodcock 24 402 16.8 3 ^ - BIG EAST leader 5. Qadry Ismail 1991 693 2000 Pat Woodcock 29 453 15.6 2 2001 Johnnie Morant 18 409 22.7 2 Senior Year Yds 2002 Jamel Riddle 41 626 15.3 5 Career 1. Marvin Harrison 1995 1,131 2003 Johnnie Morant 46 799 17.4 5 Avg (G/Yards) Name Years 2. Alec Lemon 2012 1,070 2004 Jared Jones 43 621 14.4 3 1. 75.8 (28/2,122) Rob Moore 1987-89 3. Rob Moore 1989 1,064 2005 Rice Moss 26 359 13.8 0 2. 72.0 (23/1,656) Rob Carpenter 1989-90 4. Tommy Kane 1987 968 2006 Mike Williams 24 461 19.2 4 3. 70.5 (29/2,044) Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 5. Shelby Hill 1993 937 2007 Mike Williams 60 837 14.0 10 4. 63.4 (43/2,728) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 2008 Donte Davis 29 312 10.8 2 5. 62.2 (21/1,307) Tommy Kane 1985-87 2009 Mike Williams 49 746 15.2 6 6. 59.9 (22/1,318) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 MOST 100-YARD GAMES 2010 Van Chew 41 611 14.9 5 7 54.1 (48/2,596) Alec Lemon 2009-12 2011 Alec Lemon 68 834 12.3 6 8. 52.2 (44/2,296) Shelby Hill 1990-93 2012 Alec Lemon 72 1,070 14.9 7 9. 50.8 (31/1,574) Mike Siano 1982-85 Season 2013 Ashton Broyld 52 452 8.7 0 10. 48.0 (44/2,111) Scott Schwedes 1983-86 No. Name Year 2014 Jarrod West 49 700 14.3 0 1. 6 Rob Moore 1989 2015 Steve Ishmael 39 570 14.6 7 6 Marvin Harrison 1995 3. 5 Tommy Kane 1987 5 Shelby Hill 1993 + - NCAA leader 5 Alec Lemon 2012

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TOP RECEIVING GAMES BY NUMBER OF CATCHES YEAR-BY-YEAR RECEIVING Syracuse LEADERS (CATCHES) Rec Yds TD Opponent Date 1. Art Monk 14 188 2 Navy 11/5/1977 Year Name Rec Yds Avg TD 2. Mike Williams 13 186 2 USF 10/3/2009 1946 Paul McKee 12 245 20.4 4 3. Shelby Hill 11 176 0 Cincinnati 9/25/1993 1947 Angelo Acocella 8 100 12.5 0 Kevin Johnson 11 196 2 West Virginia 11/7/1998 1948 George Urban 13 205 15.8 0 Mike Williams 11 209 2 Northwestern 9/19/2009 1949 Jim Dragotta 14 194 13.9 1 6. Marcus Sales 12 129 1 Northwestern 9/1/2012 1950 Joe Szombathy 20 257 12.9 1 Alec Lemon 12 244 2 Missouri 11/17/2012 1951 Joe Szombathy 11 223 20.3 1 8. Rob Moore 10 142 3 Rutgers 10/8/1988 1952 Joe Szombathy 21 178 8.5 1 Alec Lemon 10 94 1 Rhode Island 9/10/2011 1953 Ray Perkins 18 212 11.8 2 Alec Lemon 10 179 2 USF 11/11/2011 1954 Tom Richardson 6 107 17.8 0 1955 Don Althouse 10 173 17.3 2 1956 Jim Ridlon 8 153 19.1 2 Opponents 1957 Dick Lasse 16 202 12.6 0 Rec Yds TD Date 1958 Gerhard Schwedes 13 117 9.0 0 1. Eric Page, Toledo 14 168 0 9/24/2011 1959 Fred Mautino 17 215 12.6 2 2. Joe Albano, Army 13 166 2 11/7/1970 1960 Fred Mautino 14 171 12.2 0 3. Mickey Walczak, West Virginia 12 84 0 11/21/1981 1961 Ernie Davis 16 157 9.8 2 Doug Gabriel, UCF 12 206 0 11/2/2002 1962 John Mackey 8 131 16.4 1 Michael Ford, Wyoming 12 110 0 9/30/2006 1963 Dick Bowman 10 190 19.0 1 Harry Douglas, Louisville 12 205 1 9/22/2007 1964 Floyd Little 16 248 15.5 1 Tyler Boyd, Pittsburgh 12 93 0 10/24/2015 1965 Floyd Little 21 248 11.8 1 Artavis Scott, Clemson 12 73 0 11/14/2015 1966 Ed Schreck 14 175 12.5 1 9. Tom Rogers, Colgate 11 187 0 10/31/1981 1967 Tom Coughlin 26 257 9.9 2 Albert Smith, Rutgers 11 91 0 11/23/1985 1968 John Massis 29 400 13.8 2 Wesley Carroll, Miami (Fla.) 11 97 1 11/24/1990 1969 Tony Gabriel 30 419 14.0 3 Allen Williams, Maryland 11 84 0 11/19/1994 1970 Tony Gabriel 28 402 14.4 7 Lance Moore, Toledo 11 114 1 9/27/2003 1971 Rick Steiner 24 310 12.9 2 Marcus Barnett, Cincinnati 11 127 3 11/24/2007 1972 Brian Hambleton 15 156 10.4 1 Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati 11 114 0 11/29/2008 1973 Bob Petchel 22 183 8.3 0 Marqise Lee, USC 11 66 3 9/8/2012 1974 Lonnie Allgood 22 477 21.7 2 1975 Lonnie Allgood 27 477 17.7 1 1976 16 240 15.0 1 Career 180 Marvin Harrison East Carolina 1993 1977 Art Monk 41 590 14.4 4 179 Alec Lemon USF 2011 1978 Art Monk 19 293 15.4 2 No. Name Years 1979 Art Monk 40 716 17.9 3 1. 13 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 178 Carl Karilivacz Fordham 1951 176 Shelby Hill Cincinnati 1993 1980 Tony Sidor 23 288 12.5 1 2. 9 Rob Moore 1987-89 1981 Willie Sydnor 29 418 14.4 2 9 Alec Lemon 2009-12 176 Jamel Riddle Rhode Island 2002 176 Alec Lemon Louisville 2012 1982 Nick Bruckner 24 374 15.6 1 4. 8 Shelby Hill 1990-93 1983 Scott Schwedes 21 261 12.4 1 5. 5 Tommy Kane 1985-87 174 Mike Siano Kent State 1985 173 Marvin Harrison Clemson (‘96 Gator Bowl) 1995 1984 Scott Schwedes 37 506 13.7 3 5 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 1985 Mike Siano 46 852 18.5 8 5 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 173 Taj Smith Louisville 2007 172 Marcus Sales Kansas St. (Pinstripe Bowl) 2010 1986 Scott Schwedes 47 652 13.9 6 5 Taj Smith 2006-07 1987 Tommy Kane + 44 968 22.0 + 14 + 5 Marcus Sales 2008-10, 12 170 Rob Moore Pittsburgh 1989 166 Alec Lemon Connecticut 2012 1988 Rob Moore 44 797 18.1 11 163 Tommy Kane Penn State 1987 1989 Rob Moore 53 1,064 20.1 9 MOST CONSECUTIVE 161 Jarrod West NC State 2014 1990 Rob Carpenter 52 895 17.2 5 160 Johnnie Morant North Carolina 2003 1991 Qadry Ismail 37 693 18.7 3 160 Mike Williams Cincinnati 2007 1992 Qadry Ismail 36 625 17.4 2 100-YARD GAMES 1993 Shelby Hill 56 937 16.7 4 157 Alec Lemon Connecticut 2011 155 Marvin Harrison Rutgers 1993 1994 Marvin Harrison 36 761 21.1 5 Name Year 155 Quinton Spotwood NC State 1997 1995 Marvin Harrison 56 1,131 20.2 8 Season 3 Tommy Kane 1987 155 Maurice Jackson Virginia Tech 2000 1996 Deon Maddox 23 344 15.0 1 3 Rob Moore 1989 147 Jarrod West Wagner 2013 1997 Quinton Spotwood 41 797 19.4 8 3 Marvin Harrison 1994 146 Marvin Harrison Oklahoma 1994 1998 Kevin Johnson 60 894 14.9 9 3 Marvin Harrison 1995 145 Jamel Riddle Temple 2002 1999 Quinton Spotwood 32 380 11.9 3 3 Marcus Sales 2012 144 Rob Carpenter Louisville 1989 2000 Pat Woodcock 29 453 15.6 2 3 Alec Lemon 2012 144 Pat Woodcock Brigham Young 2000 2001 Maurice Jackson 19 254 13.4 2 142 Rob Moore Rutgers 1988 2002 Jamel Riddle 41 626 15.3 5 Name Years 141 Lonnie Allgood Penn State 1974 2003 Johnnie Morant 46 799 17.4 5 Overall 4 Marcus Sales 2010, 12 141 Qadry Ismail Maryland 1991 2004 Jared Jones 43 621 14.4 3 141 Johnnie Morant Louisville 2003 2005 Tim Lane 27 341 12.6 1 2006 Tom Ferron 30 351 11.7 2 140 Rob Carpenter Army 1990 2007 Mike Williams 60 837 14.0 10 ALL-TIME 100-YARD 140 Alec Lemon Connecticut 2009 2008 Donte Davis 29 312 10.8 2 138 Rob Moore Navy 1988 2009 Mike Williams 49 746 15.2 6 RECEIVING GAMES (121) 138 Marvin Harrison East Carolina 1995 2010 Van Chew 41 611 14.9 5 136 Johnnie Morant West Virginia 2003 Yds Name Opponent Year 2011 Alec Lemon 68 834 12.3 6 136 Jared Jones Pittsburgh 2004 249 Scott Schwedes Boston College 1985 2012 Alec Lemon 72 1,070 14.9 7 135 Quinton Spotwood Central Michigan 1999 244 Alec Lemon Missouri 2012 2013 Ashton Broyld 52 452 8.7 0 134 Art Monk Pittsburgh 1977 229 David Tyree Virginia Tech 2002 2014 Jarrod West 49 700 14.3 0 134 Shelby Hill Vanderbilt 1991 213 Marvin Harrison West Virginia 1995 2015 Steve Ishmael 39 570 14.6 7 134 Van Chew Rhode Island 2011 209 Mike Williams Northwestern 2009 129 Marcus Sales Northwestern 2012 196 Kevin Johnson West Virginia 1998 128 Marvin Harrison Pittsburgh 1993 + - NCAA leader 193 Tommy Kane Colgate 1987 127 Deval Glover Boston College 1988 191 Marvin Harrison Temple 1994 126 Rob Carpenter Rutgers 1989 188 Art Monk Navy 1977 126 Taj Smith Cincinnati 2007 186 Mike Williams USF 2009 125 Tommy Kane Maryland 1987 184 Marvin Harrison Minnesota 1995

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Rob Moore (9) 170 yards Pittsburgh 1989 142 yards Rutgers 1988 138 yards Navy 1988 123 yards West Virginia 1989 116 yards Temple 1989 114 yards Boston College 1989 114 yards Navy 1989 111 yards Virginia Tech 1988 110 yards Florida State 1989

Shelby Hill (8) 176 yards Cincinnati 1993 134 yards Vanderbilt 1991 122 yards Ohio State 1992 116 yards East Carolina 1993 115 yards Texas 1992 110 yards Temple 1993 108 yards Virginia Tech 1993 103 yards Ball State 1993

Kevin Johnson (5) 196 yards West Virginia 1998 122 yards Oklahoma 1997 118 yards Virginia Tech 1998 112 yards Tulane 1997 101 yards Kansas State (Fiesta Bowl) 1997 Alec Lemon led SU in receiving yards in 2011 All-American Rob Moore holds the Orange career and 2012. He averaged 89.2 yards per game in records for both receiving touchdowns (22) and Tommy Kane (5) 193 yards Colgate 1987 2012, the fourth-best total in team history. receiving yards per game (75.8). 163 yards Penn State 1987 125 yards Maryland 1987 113 yards Miami (Ohio) 1987 124 Mark Hoffman Fordham 1952 104 Marvin Harrison Eastern Michigan 1995 100 yards Pittsburgh 1987 124 Don Magee Pittsburgh 1976 104 Quinton Spotwood East Carolina 1997 123 Rob Moore West Virginia 1989 104 Damien Rhodes Cincinnati 2005 122 Shelby Hill Ohio State 1992 104 Marcus Sales USC 2012 Marcus Sales (5) 122 Kevin Johnson Oklahoma 1997 103 Pete Brokaw Colgate 1959 172 yards Kansas State (Pinstripe Bowl) 2010 120 Marvin Harrison Rutgers 1995 103 Chris Gedney West Virginia 1992 129 yards Northwestern 2012 120 Jamel Riddle Temple 2001 103 Shelby Hill Ball State 1993 117 yards Stony Brook 2012 119 Mike Siano Rutgers 1985 103 Johnnie Morant Notre Dame 2003 104 yards USC 2012 118 Rob Carpenter Boston College 1990 103 Jarrod West Notre Dame 2014 100 yards Rutgers 2012 118 Kevin Johnson Virginia Tech 1998 101 Lonnie Allgood West Virginia 1974 117 Marcus Sales Stony Brook 2012 101 Deval Glover Penn State 1988 Taj Smith (5) 116 Rob Moore Temple 1989 101 Qadry Ismail East Carolina 1991 173 yards Louisville 2007 116 Shelby Hill East Carolina 1993 101 Kevin Johnson Kansas State (Fiesta Bowl) 1997 126 yards Cincinnati 2007 116 Rice Moss Louisville 2005 101 Alec Lemon Cincinnati 2012 113 yards Buffalo 2007 115 Tony Gabriel Maryland 1969 100 Tommy Kane Pittsburgh 1987 109 yards Pittsburgh 2007 115 Bruce Semall Penn State 1977 100 Marcus Sales Rutgers 2012 106 yards Illinois 2006 115 Shelby Hill Texas 1992 114 Art Monk Ohio State 1979 Quinton Spotwood (5) 114 Mike Siano Temple 1985 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 155 yards NC State 1997 114 Rob Moore Boston College 1989 135 yards Central Michigan 1999 114 Rob Moore Navy 1989 BY PLAYER (MIN. 5) 109 yards Pittsburgh 1997 114 Steve Ishmael Pittsburgh 2015 107 yards Tulane 1996 113 Tommy Kane Miami (Ohio) 1987 Marvin Harrison (13) 104 yards East Carolina 1997 113 Marvin Harrison Virginia Tech 1994 213 yards West Virginia 1995 113 Mike Williams Buffalo 2007 191 yards Temple 1994 113 Taj Smith Buffalo 2007 184 yards Minnesota 1995 113 Van Chew Maine 2010 180 yards East Carolina 1993 112 Kevin Johnson Tulane 1997 173 yards Clemson (‘96 Gator Bowl) 1995 111 Rob Moore Virginia Tech 1988 155 yards Rutgers 1993 110 Thomas Lehr Penn State 1949 146 yards Oklahoma 1994 110 Willie Sydnor Maryland 1981 138 yards East Carolina 1995 110 Rob Moore Florida State 1989 128 yards Pittsburgh 1993 110 Shelby Hill Temple 1993 120 yards Rutgers 1995 109 Quinton Spotwood Pittsburgh 1997 113 yards Virginia Tech 1994 109 Taj Smith Pittsburgh 2007 107 yards Pittsburgh 1994 108 Don Magee Temple 1976 104 yards Eastern Michigan 1995 108 Scott Schwedes West Virginia 1986 108 Shelby Hill Virginia Tech 1993 108 Alec Lemon Pittsburgh 2010 Alec Lemon (9) 244 yards Missouri 2012 107 Chris Gedney Pittsburgh 1991 179 yards USF 2011 107 Marvin Harrison Pittsburgh 1994 176 yards Louisville 2012 107 Quinton Spotwood Tulane 1996 166 yards Connecticut 2012 106 Don Willis John Carroll 1950 157 yards Connecticut 2011 106 Oley Allen Pittsburgh 1966 140 yards Connecticut 2009 106 Art Monk Boston College 1979 108 yards Pittsburgh 2010 106 Taj Smith Illinois 2006 106 yards Minnesota 2012 106 Alec Lemon Minnesota 2012 101 yards Cincinnati 2012 105 Pat Kelly Pittsburgh 1987 105 Chris Gedney Rutgers 1992

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Career (min. 250 plays) MOST YARDS MOST PLAYS Avg (Plays/Yds) Name Years 1. 7.1 (1,403/9,950) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 Game Game 2. 6.8 (366/2,493) Ernie Davis 1959-61 Yds Name Date Plays Name Date 3. 6.5 (275/1,786) Bill Scharr 1987-89 1. 512 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. 78 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 4. 6.4 (327/2,109) Todd Philcox 1985-88 2. 476 Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 2. 64 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 6.4 (1,377/8,755) Marvin Graves 1990-93 3. 421 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 3. 60 Terrel Hunt vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 6. 6.2 (267/1,649) Eric Dungey 2015-pres. 4. 404 Ryan Nassib vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 4. 58 Bill Hurley vs. Penn State 10/15/1977 7. 6.0 (1,181/7,063) Don McPherson 1983-87 5. 400 Kevin Mason at Temple 10/22/1994 5. 57 Don McPherson at Boston College 11/15/1986 6.0 (396/2,377) Kevin Mason 1991-94 6. 387 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 6. 56 Ryan Nassib vs. USF 11/11/2011 6.0 (336/2,012) Greg Paulus 2009 7. 384 Bill Hurley vs. Penn State 10/15/1977 7. 55 Bill Hurley vs. Boston College 11/17/1979 6.0 (1,554/9348) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 8. 375 Don McPherson vs. Penn State 10/17/1987 55 Donovan McNabb vs. Kansas St. 12/31/1997 9. 375 Terrel Hunt vs. Maryland 9/20/2014 55 Greg Paulus at USF 10/3/2009 10. 373 Marvin Graves at East Carolina 9/9/1993 55 AJ Long vs. NC State 11/1/2014 TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS BY

Season Season CLASS Yds Name Year Plays Name Year Freshman Year Yds 1. 3,891 Ryan Nassib 2012 1. 555 Ryan Nassib 2012 1. Donovan McNabb 1995 2,252 2. 2,892 Donovan McNabb 1997 2. 480 Ryan Nassib 2011 2. Marvin Graves 1990 1,866 3. 2,724 Ryan Nassib 2011 3. 460 Don McPherson 1986 3. Eric Dungey 2015 1,649 4. 2,696 Marvin Graves 1993 4. 424 Ryan Nassib 2010 4. Troy Nunes 1999 1,298 5. 2,540 Don McPherson 1987 5. 409 R.J. Anderson 2003 5. Joe Morris 1978 1,001 6. 2,527 Donovan McNabb 1998 6. 401 Bill Hurley 1977 7. 2,429 Marvin Graves 1992 7. 387 Andrew Robinson 2007 Sophomore Year Yds 8. 2,426 R.J. Anderson 2003 8. 386 Donovan McNabb 1998 1. Ryan Nassib 2010 2,295 9. 2,350 Don McPherson 1986 9. 382 Marvin Graves 1993 2. Donovan McNabb 1995 2,234 10. 2,295 Ryan Nassib 2010 382 Perry Patterson 2006 3. Andrew Robinson 2007 2,153 4. Terrel Hunt 2013 2,138 Career Career 5. Perry Patterson 2004 1,994 Yds Name Years Plays Name Years 1. 9,950 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 1. 1,554 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 Junior Year Yds 2. 9,358 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 2. 1,403 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 1. Donovan McNabb 1997 2,892 3. 8,755 Marvin Graves 1990-93 3. 1,377 Marvin Graves 1990-93 2. Ryan Nassib 2011 2,724 4. 7,063 Don McPherson 1983-87 4. 1,181 Don McPherson 1983-87 3. Marvin Graves 1992 2,429 5. 5,949 Bill Hurley 1975-79 5. 1,150 Bill Hurley 1975-79 4. Don McPherson 1986 2,350 6. 5,347 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 6. 1,094 Perry Patterson 2003-06 5. Bill Hurley 1977 2,080 7. 5,180 Perry Patterson 2003-06 7. 1,001 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 8. 4,880 Troy Nunes 1999-02 8. 855 Troy Nunes 1999-02 Senior Year Yds 9. 4,299 Joe Morris 1978-81 9. 814 Joe Morris 1978-81 1. Ryan Nassib 2012 3,891 10. 3,732 Dave Warner 1978-81 10. 757 Dave Warner 1978-81 2. Marvin Graves 1993 2,696 3. Donovan McNabb 1998 2,572 4. Don McPherson 1987 2,540 MOST YARDS PER GAME HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS 5. R.J. Anderson 2003 2,426 PER PLAY Season MOST TOUCHDOWNS Avg (G/Yds) Name Year 1. 299.3 (13/3,891) Ryan Nassib ^ 2012 Game (min. 10 plays) RESPONSIBLE FOR 2. 245.1 (11/2,696) Marvin Graves 1993 Avg (Plays/Yds) Name Date 3. 241.0 (12/2,892) Donovan McNabb 1997 1. 15.2 (14/213) Rich King 11/16/1963 4. 233.8 (11/2,527) Donovan McNabb 1998 vs. Richmond Game 5. 230.9 (11/2,540) Don McPherson 1987 2. 15.0 (17/255) Don McPherson 10/24/1987 TD Name Date vs. Colgate 6. 227.0 (12/2,724) Ryan Nassib 2011 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 3. 14.4 (33/476) Marvin Graves 10/10/1992 7. 220.8 (11/2,429) Marvin Graves 1992 vs. Rutgers 8. 213.6 (11/2,350) Don McPherson 1986 4 14.3 (21/301) R.J. Anderson 9/14/2002 Season 9. 206.1 (8/1,649) Eric Dungey 2015 vs. Rhode Island TD Name Year 9. 204.7 (11/2,252) Donovan McNabb 1995 14.3 (10/143) Eric Dungey 9/19/2015 1. 30 Donovan McNabb 1998 vs. Central Michigan 2. 28 Don McPherson 1987 ^ - BIG EAST leader 6. 13.9 (27/375) Don McPherson 10/17/1987 28 Ryan Nassib 2012 vs. Penn State 4. 26 Donovan McNabb 1997 Career (min. 2,000 yards) 7. 13.7 (25/343) Marvin Graves 10/16/1993 5. 24 Ryan Nassib 2011 Avg (G/Yds) Name Years at Pittsburgh 6. 22 Donovan McNabb 1996 1. 221.1 (45/9,950) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 8. 13.2 (22/290) Marvin Graves 9/4/1993 7. 21 Marvin Graves 1993 2. 203.6 (43/8,755) Marvin Graves 1990-93 vs. Ball State 21 Walter Reyes 2003 3. 195.0 (48/9,358) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 9. 12.9 (10/129) Jim Brown 10/8/1955 9. 20 Ryan Nassib 2010 4. 181.1 (39/7,063) Don McPherson 1983-87 vs. Boston University 10. 19 Floyd Little 1965 10. 12.8 (33/421) Andrew Robinson 9/22/2007 5. 179.7 (19/3,415) Terrel Hunt 2012-15 19 Don McPherson 1985 at Louisville 6. 167.7 (12/2,012) Greg Paulus 2009 19 Marvin Graves 1992 7. 135.2 (44/5,949) Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. 128.7 (29/3,732) Dave Warner 1978-81 Season (min. 100 plays) Career 9. 127.3 (42/5,347) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 Avg (Plays/Yds) Name Year TD Name Years 10. 126.3 (41/5,180) Perry Patterson 2003-06 1. 7.8 (112/877) Ernie Davis 1960 1. 96 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 2. 7.7 (375/2,892) Donovan McNabb 1997 2. 75 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3. 7.5 (339/2,540) Don McPherson 1987 3. 65 Don McPherson 1983-87 4. 7.2 (312/2,234) Donovan McNabb 1996 65 Marvin Graves 1990-93 5. 7.1 (382/2,696) Marvin Graves 1993 5. 47 Floyd Little 1964-66 6. 7.0 (555/3,891) Ryan Nassib 2012 6. 46 Walter Reyes 2001-04 7. 6.9 (115/797) James Mungro 2000 7. 38 Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. 6.8 (130/879) Dave Sarette 1959 38 Troy Nunes 1999-02 6.8 (307/2,077) Todd Philcox 1988 9. 35 Ernie Davis 1959-61 6.8 (330/2,252) Donovan McNabb 1995 10. 34 R.J. Anderson 2000-03

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Season (min. 100 plays) MOST YARDS MOST PLAYS Avg (Plays/Yds) Name Year 1. 16.8 (109/1,834) Kevin Johnson 1998 Game Game 2. 9.1 (112/1,014) Michael Owens 1987 Yds Name Date Plays Name Date 3. 9.0 (187/1,681) Floyd Little 1964 1. 318 Kevin Johnson at West Virginia 11/7/1998 1. 43 Larry Csonka at Maryland 10/7/1967 4. 8.8 (137/1,203) Ernie Davis 1960 2. 300 Joe Morris vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 2. 38 Ken Kinsey vs. Oregon State 9/7/1974 5. 8.3 (240/1,990) Floyd Little 1965 3. 295 Johnnie Morant at North Carolina 9/6/2003 38 Glenn Moore at West Virginia 11/22/1980 6. 8.2 (152/1,241) Jim Brown 1955 4. 287 Floyd Little vs. Boston College 11/20/1965 38 Dee Brown at Pittsburgh 11/15/1997 7. 8.0 (165/1,321) Art Monk 1977 5. 271 Joe Morris vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 5. 36 Marty Januszkiewicz at Penn State 10/17/1970 8. 7.9 (119/946) Michael Owens 1988 271 Marvin Harrison vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 6. 35 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 9. 7.5 (133/993) Harold Gayden 1983 271 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 35 Joe Morris vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 10. 7.3 (177/1,298) Jim Brown 1956 8. 270 Jim Brown at Penn State 11/5/1955 35 James Mungro vs. Boston College 11/24/2001 7.3 (182/1,337) Damien Rhodes 2004 9. 269 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. W. Virginia 12/29/2012 9. 33 Jaime Covington vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 10. 267 Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 33 Bill Hurley at Navy 11/10/1979 Career (min. 250 plays) 267 Floyd Little vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1965 Avg (Plays/Yds) Name Years Season 1. 13.1 (255/3,351) Scott Schwedes 1983-86 Season Plays Name Year 2. 9.1 (430/3,898) Art Monk 1976-79 Yds Name Year 1. 292 Walter Reyes 2003 3. 7.9 (625/4,928) Floyd Little 1964-66 1. 1,990 Floyd Little + 1965 2. 291 Joe Morris 1981 4. 7.7 (416/3,183) Jim Brown 1954-56 2. 1,834 Kevin Johnson 1998 3. 276 Larry Csonka 1967 5. 7.6 (435/3,303) Ernie Davis 1959-61 3. 1,732 Walter Reyes 2003 4. 272 James Mungro 2001 6. 7.5 (424/3,166) Harold Gayden 1982-84, 86 4. 1,723 Joe Morris 1979 5. 269 Antwon Bailey 2011 7. 7.4 (367/2,699) Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 5. 1,681 Floyd Little 1964 6. 258 Joe Morris 1979 8. 6.7 (461/3,089) Michael Owens 1987-89 6. 1,662 Joe Morris 1981 7. 251 Curtis Brinkley 2008 6.7 (522/3,500) Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010-14 7. 1,569 Marvin Harrison 1995 8. 247 Delone Carter 2009 10. 6.6 (456/3,027) Robert Drummond 1985-88 8. 1,384 Qadry Ismail ^ 1991 9. 242 Damien Rhodes 2005 9. 1,341 Larry Csonka 1967 10. 240 Floyd Little 1965 10. 1,337 Damien Rhodes 2004 ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE 1,337 Max Suter 2007 Career LEADERS BY CLASS Plays Name Years + - NCAA leader 1. 881 Joe Morris 1978-81 ^ - BIG EAST leader Freshman Year Yds 2. 690 Walter Reyes 2001-04 1. Max Suter 2007 1,337 3. 674 Delone Carter 2006, 08-10 2. Damien Rhodes 2002 1,268 Career 4. 643 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 3. Joe Morris 1978 1,250 Yds Name Years 5. 625 Floyd Little 1964-66 4. Jeremiah Kobena 2011 1,041 1. 5,581 Joe Morris 1978-81 6. 618 Larry Csonka 1965-67 5. Delone Carter 2006 759 2. 4,928 Floyd Little 1964-66 7. 599 Jaime Covington 1981-84 3. 4,056 Walter Reyes 2001-04 8. 585 Antwon Bailey 2008-11 Sophomore Year Yds 4. 4,041 Qadry Ismail 1989-92 9. 566 James Mungro 1998-01 1. Joe Morris 1979 1,723 5. 3,975 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 10. 565 Curtis Brinkley 2005-08 2. Floyd Little 1964 1,681 6. 3,899 Art Monk 1976-79 3. Art Monk 1977 1,321 7. 3,500 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010-14 4. Jamie Covington 1982 1,275 8. 3,415 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS 5. Jerome Smith 2012 1,254 9. 3,396 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 10. 3,351 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 PER PLAY Junior Year Yds 1. Floyd Little 1965 1,990 Game (min. 10 plays) 2. Walter Reyes 2003 1,732 MOST YARDS PER GAME Avg (Plays/Yds) Name Date 3. Qadry Ismail 1991 1,384 1. 27.1 (10/271) Marvin Harrison 9/23/1995 4. Damien Rhodes 2004 1,337 Season vs. Minnesota 5. Art Monk 1978 1,310 Avg (G/Yds) Name Year 2. 25.4 (10/254) David Tyree 11/9/2002 1. 199.0 (10/1,990) Floyd Little + 1965 vs. Virginia Tech Senior Year Yds 2. 168.1 (10/1,681) Floyd Little 1964 3. 24.6 (12/295) Johnnie Morant 9/6/2003 1. Kevin Johnson 1998 1,834 3. 166.7 (11/1,834) Kevin Johnson 1998 at North Carolina 2. Joe Morris 1981 1,662 4. 162.3 (8/1,298) Jim Brown 1956 4. 21.8 (12/261) Brisly Estime 9/26/2015 3. Marvin Harrison 1995 1,569 5. 156.6 (11/1,723) Joe Morris 1979 vs. LSU 4. James Mungro 2001 1,391 6. 155.1 (8/1,241) Jim Brown 1955 5. 20.8 (11/229) Marvin Harrison 10/21/1995 5. Larry Csonka 1967 1,341 7. 151.1 (11/1,662) Joe Morris 1981 vs. West Virginia 8. 144.3 (12/1,732) Walter Reyes 2003 6. 20.3 (12/244) Alec Lemon 11/17/2012 9. 142.6 (11/1,569) Marvin Harrison 1995 at Missouri 10. 141.8 (9/1,276) George Davis 1949 7. 19.0 (11/209) Mike Williams 9/19/2009 vs. Northwestern + - NCAA leader 8. 18.7 (17/318) Kevin Johnson 11/7/1998 at West Virginia 9. 18.5 (13/241) Greg Allen 10/18/1969 Career (min. 20 games) vs. Penn State Avg (G/Yds) Name Years 10. 17.9 (10/179) Alec Lemon 11/11/2011 1. 164.3 (30/4,928) Floyd Little 1964-66 vs. USF 2. 146.9 (38/5,581) Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 132.6 (24/3,183) Jim Brown 1954-56 4. 113.9 (29/3,303) Ernie Davis 1959-61 5. 111.4 (28/3,120) Larry Csonka 1965-67 111.4 (35/3,898) Art Monk 1976-79 7. 101.9 (39/3,975) Damien Rhodes 2002-05 8. 93.6 (33/3,089) Michael Owens 1987-89 9. 92.2 (44/4,056) Walter Reyes 2001-04 10. 91.8 (37/3,396) Kevin Johnson 1995-98

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HIGHEST AVERAGE

Game (min. 3 punts) Avg (Punts/Yds) Name Date 1. 55.2 (5/276) Pat O’Neill 11/13/1993 at Virginia Tech 2. 52.5 (4/210) Cooper Gardiner 9/10/1988 at Ohio State 52.5 (4/210) Pat O’Neill 10/2/1993 vs. Boston College 4. 52.0 (3/156) Brendan Carney 10/2/2004 vs. Rutgers 52.0 (3/156) Jonathan Fisher 9/1/2012 vs. Northwestern 6. 51.8 (5/259) Cooper Gardiner 12/3/1988 vs. Pittsburgh 51.8 (8/414) Pat O’Neill 10/30/1993 vs. West Virginia 8. 51.7 (3/155) Sean Reali 9/28/1996 vs. Virginia Tech 51.7 (6/310) Rob Long 10/23/2010 vs. West Virginia 10. 51.3 (4/205) Cooper Gardiner 11/19/1988 at West Virginia 51.3 (7/359) Rob Long 9/13/2008 vs. Penn State

Season (min. 25 punts) Two-time All-BIG EAST Second Team selection Riley Dixon set the Syracuse record for the Avg (Punts/Yds) Name Year Brendan Carney owns the SU records for most longest punt with a 75-yard boot against 1. 44.5 (39/1,734) Sean Reali ^ 1996 career punts (271) and punting yards (11,534). Clemson in 2013. 2. 44.3 (44/1,950) Pat O’Neill ^ 1993 3. 43.9 (66/2,898) Rob Long 2008 4. 43.8 (58/2,538 Rob Long 2009 Career Career 43.8 (64/2,806) Rob Long 2010 Yds Name Years Punts Name Years 6. 43.7 (65/2,839) Riley Dixon 2015 1. 11,534 Brendan Carney 2003-06 1. 271 Brendan Carney 2003-06 7. 43.4 (54/2,342) Sean Reali 1994 2. 11,381 Rob Long 2007-10 2. 263 Rob Long 2007-10 8. 43.2 (75/3,182) Riley Dixon 2014 3. 10,073 Mike Shafer 1999-02 3. 249 Mike Shafer 1999-02 9. 43.1 (40/1,725) Sean Reali ^ 1995 4. 9,626 Jim Fox 1983-86 4. 235 Jim Fox 1983-86 10. 43.0 (60/2,581) Brendan Carney 2003 5. 9,291 Riley Dixon 2012-15 5. 218 Riley Dixon 2012-15 6. 7,231 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 6. 179 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 ^ - BIG EAST leader 7. 6,365 Pat O’Neill 1990-93 7. 167 Jim Goodwill 1976-79 8. 6,137 Jim Goodwill 1976-79 8. 155 Jim Dragotta 1947-49 Career (min. 60 punts) 9. 5,801 Sean Reali 1993-96 155 Pat O’Neill 1990-93 Avg (Punts/Yds) Name Years 10. 5,416 Don Bullard 1965-67 10. 144 Don Bullard 1965-67 1. 43.6 (133/5,801) Sean Reali 1993-96 2. 43.3 (263/11,381) Rob Long 2007-10 3. 42.6 (271/11,534) Brendan Carney 2003-06 MOST PUNTS LONGEST PUNTS 42.6 (218/9,291) Riley Dixon 2012-15 5. 41.1 (155/6,365) Pat O’Neill 1990-93 Game Yds Name Date 41.1 (87/3,580) Doug Dunkin 1997-98 1. 75 Riley Dixon vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 Punts Name Date 7. 41.0 (235/9,626) Jim Fox 1983-86 2. 73 Sean Reali vs. Clemson 1/1/1996 1. 12 Rich Panczyszyn at Penn State 12/7/1968 8. 40.5 (91/3,688) Jay Ross 1981-82 73 Rob Long vs. USF 11/10/2007 12 Larry King vs. Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 40.5 (249/10,073) Mike Shafer 1999-02 4. 72 Pat O’Neill at Maryland 9/14/1991 12 Brendan Carney at Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 10. 40.4 (179/7,231) Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 72 Rob Long vs. Northeastern 8/30/2008 4. 11 Jim Dragotta at Boston Univ. 10/30/1948 6. 71 Don Bullard at Holy Cross 10/22/1966 11 Jim Goodwill vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 71 Daryl Johnston at Penn State 10/18/1986 11 Mike Shafer vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 71 Brendan Carney at Florida State 11/12/2005 MOST YARDS 11 Mike Shafer vs. Kansas State 12/29/2001 71 John Barker vs. Buffalo 10/20/2007 11 Brendan Carney vs. W. Virginia 9/4/2005 10. 70 Sean Reali vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 Game 11 Riley Dixon vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 70 Rob Long vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 Yds Name Date 10. 10 Jim Dragotta vs. Dartmouth 10/4/1947 70 Rob Long vs. Akron 9/4/2010 1. 502 Rich Panczyszyn at Penn State 12/7/1968 10 Jim Goodwill vs. NC State 9/17/1977 502 Mike Shafer vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 10 Jay Ross at Maryland 10/3/1981 10 Sean Reali at Boston College 11/12/1994 10 Mike Shafer at Tennessee 9/1/2001 Season 10 Mike Shafer at Miami (Fla.) 11/17/2001 Yds Name Year 10 Brendan Carney vs. USF 11/12/2005 1. 3,491 Brendan Carney 2005 10 Rob Long at Pittsburgh 11/3/2007 2. 3,282 Mike Shafer 2001 3. 3,182 Riley Dixon 2014 4. 3,161 Riley Dixon 2013 Season 5. 3,139 Rob Long 2007 Punts Name Year 6. 3,021 Brendan Carney 2006 1. 82 Brendan Carney 2005 7. 2,898 Rob Long 2008 2. 77 Mike Shafer 2001 8. 2,839 Riley Dixon 2015 3. 75 Riley Dixon 2013 9. 2,806 Rob Long 2010 75 Riley Dixon 2014 10. 2,804 Jim Fox 1984 75 Rob Long 2007 6. 72 Brendan Carney 2006 7. 70 George Jakowenko 1970 8. 69 Mike Shafer 2002 9. 67 Jim Goodwill 1978 67 Jim Fox 1984

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MOST RETURNS Career Season (min. 15 returns) Yds Name Years Avg (Ret/Yds) Name Year 1. 876 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 1. 23.5 (18/423) Floyd Little + 1965 Game 2. 845 Floyd Little 1964-66 2. 19.5 (17/331) Greg Allen 1969 Ret Name Date 3. 777 Tommy Myers 1969-71 3. 18.1 (15/272) Brisly Estime # 2015 1. 9 Cliff Ensley at Holy Cross 11/2/1968 4. 757 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 4. 16.8 (22/369) Marvin Harrison ^ 1995 9 Cliff Ensley vs. Navy 11/16/1968 5. 676 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 5. 16.0 (24/384) Scott Schwedes 1985 3. 8 Quinton Spotwood vs. Temple 11/6/1999 6. 645 Ed Koban 1980-83 6. 15.0 (29/436) Tommy Myers 1970 4. 7 Greg Walker vs. Army 9/16/1989 7. 567 Shelby Hill 1990-93 7. 14.9 (31/463) Quinton Spotwood ^ 1997 7 Shelby Hill at Maryland 9/14/1991 8. 556 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 8. 13.7 (23/316) Jamel Riddle 2002 6. 6 Carl Karilivacz vs. Penn State 11/8/1952 9. 456 Brisly Estime 2013-pres. 9. 13.2 (24/316) Jamel Riddle 2001 6 Gary Sweat vs. Wisconsin 9/23/1972 10. 432 Art Monk 1976-79 10. 12.6 (21/265) Tommy Myers 1971 6 Warren Prisby at Boston College 11/3/1990 6 Warren Prisby vs. Rutgers 10/20/1990 + - NCAA leader 6 Marvin Harrison vs. East Carolina 9/24/1994 # - ACC leader 6 Malik Campbell vs. BYU 9/30/2000 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ^ - BIG EAST leader

Game Career (min. 25 returns) Season TD Name Ret Name Year Avg (Ret/Yds) Name Years 1. 1 43 times 1. 32 Malik Campbell 2000 1. 19.7 (43/845) Floyd Little 1964-66 Last: Brisly Estime at Florida State, 2015 2. 31 Cliff Ensley 1968 2. 18.2 (25/456) Brisly Estime 2013-pres. 31 Scott Schwedes 1986 3. 15.0 (26/391) Walt Slovenski 1946-48 31 Quinton Spotwood 1997 Season 4. 13.6 (57/777) Tommy Myers 1969-71 5. 30 Gary Sweat 1972 TD Name Year 5. 13.3 (51/676) Jamel Riddle 2000-02 6. 29 Tommy Myers 1970 1. 4 Quinton Spotwood + 1997 6. 12.9 (43/556) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 29 Warren Prisby 1990 2. 3 Floyd Little 1965 7. 11.1 (68/757) Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 8. 28 Keith Moody 1975 3. 2 Floyd Little 1964 8. 10.7 (82/876) Scott Schwedes 1983-86 28 Shelby Hill 1991 2 Scott Schwedes 1985 9. 10.4 (30/311) Mike Holmes 2007-10 28 Mike Holmes 2010 2 Marvin Harrison 1995 10. 9.8 (35/344) Malik Campbell 1999-02 2 Phil Nash (blocked punts) 1996 9.8 (44/432) Art Monk 1976-79 Career 2 Brisly Estime 2015 Ret Name Years + - NCAA leader 1. 82 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 LONGEST RETURNS 2. 70 Ed Koban 1980-83 Yds Name Date 70 Shelby Hill 1990-93 Career 1. 95* Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 4. 68 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 TD Name Years 2. 94* Marvin Harrison vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 5. 57 Tommy Myers 1969-71 1. 6 Floyd Little 1964-66 3. 91* Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 6. 56 Ritchy Desir 2011-14 2. 4 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 4. 90* Floyd Little vs. UCLA 10/10/1964 7. 51 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 3. 3 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 5. 85* Jamel Riddle at Auburn 9/28/2002 8. 44 Art Monk 1976-79 4. 2 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 6. 84* Quinton Spotwood at Oklahoma 9/6/1997 9. 43 Floyd Little 1964-66 2 Phil Nash (blocked punts) 1995-98 7. 80* Greg Allen vs. Arizona 11/8/1969 43 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 2 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 2 Anthony Smith (blocked punts) 2002-05 80* Scott Schwedes at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985 2 Brisly Estime 2013-pres. 80* Scott Schwedes vs. Navy 11/8/1986 MOST YARDS 80* Quinton Spotwood vs. ECU 10/4/1997 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS * - Touchdown Game Yds Name Date PER RETURN 1. 172 Greg Allen vs. Penn State 10/18/1969 PUNT RETURN YARDAGE 2. 135 Scott Schwedes vs. Navy 11/8/1986 Game (min. 3 returns) 3. 130 Cliff Ensley vs. Navy 11/16/1968 LEADERS BY CLASS Avg (Ret/Yds) Name Date 4. 123 Karl Lombel vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 1. 43.0 (4/172) Greg Allen 10/18/1969 5. 116 Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 Freshman Year Yds vs. Penn State 6. 112 Marvin Harrison vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 1. Greg Allen 1969 331 2. 38.7 (3/116) Floyd Little 10/30/1965 7. 109 Quinton Spotwood vs. Temple 11/6/1999 2. Marcus Clayton 2003 273 vs. Pittsburgh 8. 100 Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 3. Warren Prisby 1990 255 3. 33.8 (4/135) Scott Schwedes 11/8/1986 9. 98 Shelby Hill at Maryland 9/14/1991 4. Ed Koban 1980 201 vs. Navy 10. 97 Ed Koban vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 4. 33.3 (3/100) Floyd Little 10/17/1964 Sophomore Year Yds at Penn State 1. Quinton Spotwood 1997 463 Season 5. 32.0 (3/96) Brisly Estime 9/4/2015 2. Malik Campbell 2000 338 Yds Name Year vs. Rhode Island 3. Jamel Riddle 2001 288 1. 463 Quinton Spotwood 1997 6. 31.0 (3/93) Kevin Johnson 10/12/1996 4. Floyd Little 1964 270 2. 436 Tommy Myers 1970 vs. Pittsburgh 5. Shelby Hill 1991 246 3. 423 Floyd Little 1965 7. 28.0 (4/112) Marvin Harrison 11/18/1995 4. 384 Scott Schwedes 1985 vs. Boston College Junior Year Yds 5. 369 Marvin Harrison 1995 8. 27.7 (3/83) Walt Slovenski 9/28/1948 1. Tommy Myers 1970 436 6. 338 Malik Campbell 2000 vs. Niagara 2. Floyd Little 1965 423 7. 331 Greg Allen 1969 9. 25.7 (3/77) Scott Schwedes 10/26/1985 3. Scott Schwedes 1985 384 8. 316 Jamel Riddle 2002 vs. Temple 4. Jamel Riddle 2002 316 9. 311 Scott Schwedes 1986 10. 24.6 (5/123) Karl Lombel 11/21/1970 5. Brisly Estime 2015 272 10. 289 Mike Holmes 2010 vs. Miami (Fla.) Senior Year Yds 1. Marvin Harrison 1995 369 2. Scott Schwedes 1986 311 3. Mike Holmes 2010 289 4. Tommy Myers 2000 265 5. Tommy Kane 1987 259

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Career Career (min. 20 returns) MOST RETURNS Yds (Ret) Name Years Avg (Ret/Yds) Name Years 1. 2,290 (105) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 1. 29.1 (21/611) Jim Brown 1954-56 Game 2. 1,900 (80) Max Suter 2007-10 2. 28.7 (50/1,437) Kevin Johnson 1995-98 Ret Name Date 3. 1,688 (68) Jim Turner 1994-97 3. 28.5 (28/797) Floyd Little 1964-66 1. 8 Max Suter vs. USF 11/10/2007 4. 1,562 (71) Harold Gayden 1982-86 4. 25.8 (26/672) Diamond Ferri 2000-04 8 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 5. 1,463 (67) Jeremiah Kobena 2011-14 5. 25.1 (40/1,004) Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 7 Kirby Dar Dar at Miami (Fla.) 10/23/1993 6. 1,437 (40) Kevin Johnson 1995-98 6. 24.8 (68/1,688) Jim Turner 1994-97 7 Damien Rhodes vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2002 7. 1,293 (55) Mike Holmes 2007-10 7. 24.1 (41/987) Mike Jones 2009 7 Steve Gregory at Virginia Tech 11/22/2003 8. 1,096 (47) Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 8. 23.8 (22/524) Johnnie Morant 2000-03 7 Max Suter vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 9. 1,023 (40) Joe Morris 1978-81 23.8 (80/1,900) Max Suter 2007-10 7 Max Suter vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 10. 987 (41) Mike Jones 2009 10. 23.5 (55/1,293) Mike Holmes 2007-10 7 Mike Holmes vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 7 Mike Holmes at Cincinnati 11/29/2008 10. 6 14 times MOST TOUCHDOWNS LONGEST RETURNS Last: Brisly Estime at Louisville 11/7/2015 Game Yds Name Date 1. 100* Lennie Burrell vs. Clarkson 10/3/1903 Season TD Name 100* Chet Bowman vs. William & Mary 10/6/1923 Ret Name Year 1. 1 21 times 100* Kirby Dar Dar vs. Colorado 1/1/1992 1. 51 Max Suter 2007 Last: Dorian Graham vs. West Virginia, 2011 2. 45 Jeremiah Kobena 2011 100* Jim Turner vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 3. 41 Mike Holmes 2008 100* Kevin Johnson vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 41 Mike Jones 2009 Season 6. 98* Dorian Graham vs. W. Virginia 10/21/2011 5. 33 Qadry Ismail 1989 TD Name Year 98 Jim Foley vs. William & Mary 10/6/1923 6. 32 Qadry Ismail 1990 1. 2 Kevin Johnson 1997 98 Chet Bowman vs. Mercer 10/4/1924 7. 30 Brisly Estime 2015 2 Kevin Johnson 1998 9. 97* Kevin Johnson vs. Boston College 10/17/1998 8. 29 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010 10. 95* Tom Stephens vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 9. 28 Harold Gayden 1986 Career 95* Joe Morris vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 95* Kirby Dar Dar vs. Florida 9/21/1991 28 Kirby Dar Dar 1993 TD Name Years 95* Qadry Ismail vs. Florida State 10/5/1991 28 Damien Rhodes 2002 1. 4 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 * - Touchdown Career Ret Name Years HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS 1. 105 Qadry Ismail 1989-92 KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE 2. 80 Max Suter 2007-10 PER RETURN 3. 71 Harold Gayden 1982-86 LEADERS BY CLASS 4. 68 Jim Turner 1994-97 Game (min. 3 returns) 5. 67 Jeremiah Kobena 2011-14 Avg (Ret/Yds) Name Date Freshman Year Yds 6. 55 Mike Holmes 2007-10 1. 46.7 (3/140) Qadry Ismail 10/5/1991 1. Max Suter 2007 1,299 7. 50 Warren Harvey 1976-79 at Florida State 2. Jeremiah Kobena 2011 1,027 50 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 2. 44.0 (4/176) Jeremiah Kobena 10/8/2011 3. Mike Jones 2009 987 9. 47 Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 at Tulane 4. Qadry Ismail 1989 738 10. 42 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010-14 3. 43.3 (3/130) Joe Morris 9/20/1980 5. Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010 633 vs. Miami (Ohio) 4. 43.0 (3/129) Joe Morris 9/5/1981 Sophomore Year Yds MOST YARDS vs. Rutgers 1. Mike Holmes 2008 941 5. 39.5 (4/158) Jim Turner 9/17/1994 2. Qadry Ismail 1990 699 vs. Rutgers Game 3. Warren Harvey 1977 599 6. 39.3 (3/118) Mike Holmes 10/6/2007 4. Max Suter 2008 547 Yds (Ret) Name Date vs. West Virginia 5. Curtis Brinkley 2006 448 1. 207 (7) Mike Holmes vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 7. 38.3 (4/153) Kevin Johnson 10/17/1998 2. 198 (7) Max Suter vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 at Boston College Junior Year Yds 3. 186 (8) Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 8. 37.0 (4/148) Max Suter 9/22/2007 1. Brisly Estime 2015 665 4. 178 (6) Max Suter vs. Washington 8/31/2007 vs. Louisville 2. Kirby Dar Dar 1993 636 5. 176 (4) Jeremiah Kobena at Tulane 10/8/2011 9. 33.7 (3/101) Kevin Johnson 11/7/1998 3. Jim Turner 1996 633 6. 172 (7) Max Suter vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 at West Virginia 4. Kevin Johnson 1997 514 7. 169 (7) Damien Rhodes vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2002 10. 33.0 (5/132) Jim Turner 11/25/1995 5. Qadry Ismail 1991 475 8. 168 (8) Max Suter vs. USF 11/10/2007 at Miami (Fla.) 9. 161 (7) Mike Holmes at Cincinnati 11/29/2008 Senior Year Yds 10. 158 (4) Jim Turner vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 1. Kevin Johnson 1998 690 158 (6) Brisly Estime vs. LSU 9/26/2015 Season (min. 15 returns) Avg (Ret/Yds) Name Year 2. Diamond Ferri 2004 653 1. 30.0 (23/690) Kevin Johnson ^ 1998 3. Harold Gayden 1986 628 Season 2. 27.5 (23/633) Jim Turner 1996 4. Will Allen 2000 458 Yds (Ret) Name Year 3. 27.2 (24/653) Diamond Ferri 2004 5. Johnnie Morant 2003 403 1. 1,299 (51) Max Suter 2007 4. 25.5 (51/1,299) Max Suter 2007 2. 1,027 (45) Jeremiah Kobena 2011 5. 25.0 (19/475) Qadry Ismail 1991 3. 987 (41) Mike Jones 2009 6. 24.6 (16/394) Jim Turner 1994 4. 941 (41) Mike Holmes 2008 7. 24.5 (16/392) Dorian Graham 2010 5. 738 (33) Qadry Ismail 1989 8. 24.2 (17/411) Jim Turner ^ 1995 6. 699 (32) Qadry Ismail 1990 9. 24.1 (19/458) Will Allen 2000 7. 690 (23) Kevin Johnson 1998 24.1 (41/987) Mike Jones 2009 8. 665 (30) Brisly Estime 2015 9. 653 (24) Diamond Ferri 2004 ^ - BIG EAST leader 10. 636 (28) Kirby Dar Dar 1993

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MOST POINTS SYRACUSE HOLDS Game CONSECUTIVE PAT RECORD Pts Name Date 1. 43 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 On Nov. 18, 1978 placekicker Dave Jacobs connected 2. 30 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 on an extra point, starting SU’s NCAA record-setting 30 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 consecutive PAT streak. The streak came to an end 4. 24 George Davis at Columbia 11/20/1948 when John Biskup missed his third attempt against 24 Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 Temple on Sept. 9, 1989. 24 Floyd Little at West Virginia 11/13/1965 24 Tony Gabriel vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 Date Kicker PAT Streak 24 Joe Morris vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 1978 Dave Jacobs 1-1 1 game 24 Tommy Kane vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 1979 Gary Anderson 28-28 12 games 24 David Walker at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 1980 Gary Anderson 22-22 11 games 24 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 1981 Gary Anderson 22-22 11 games 24 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 1982 Russ Carpentieri 17-17 11 games 24 Delone Carter vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 1983 Don McAulay 19-19 11 games 24 Delone Carter vs. Maine 9/26/2009 1984 Don McAulay 14-14 11 games 24 Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 1985 Don McAulay 19-19 12 games 1986 Tim Vesling 18-18 11 games Season 1987 Tim Vesling 43-43 12 games Pts Name Year 1988 Kevin J. Greene 37-37 11 games 1989 John Biskup 2-2 1 game 1. 128 Walter Reyes ^ 2003 Dee Brown is one of five players in school history 2. 114 Floyd Little 1965 Total 262-262 3. 106 Jim Brown 1956 to score at least 30 career touchdowns. 4. 104 Walter Reyes 2002 5. 100 Gerhard Schwedes 1959 Career 6. 94 Ernie Davis 1961 94 Nate Trout 1998 TD Name Years MOST PATS ATTEMPTED 8. 92 Floyd Little 1966 1. 46 Floyd Little 1964-66 9. 90 James Mungro 2001 46 Walter Reyes 2001-04 Game 10. 88 Tim Vesling 1987 3. 35 Ernie Davis 1959-61 Att Name Date 88 Ross Krautman 2012 4. 31 James Mungro 1998-01 1. 10 Nate Trout vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 5. 30 Dee Brown 1997-00 2. 9 Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 ^ - BIG EAST leader 6. 28 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 9 Nate Trout vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 7. 27 Joe Morris 1978-81 9 Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 8. 25 Jim Brown 1954-56 Career 5. 8 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 25 Delone Carter 2006-10 8 Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 Pts Name Years 10. 23 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 8 Mike Shafer vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 1. 334 Nate Trout 1996-99 23 Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 8. 7 17 times 2. 296 John Biskup 1989-92 23 Rob Konrad 1995-98 Last: Ryan Norton vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 3. 280 Walter Reyes 2001-04 4. 278 Floyd Little 1964-66 5. 257 Ross Krautman 2010-13 Season 6. 237 Collin Barber 2001-04 MOST PATS MADE Att Name Year 7. 234 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 1. 58 Nate Trout 1998 8. 220 Ernie Davis 1959-61 Game 2. 53 Nate Trout 1996 9. 203 Don McAulay 1983-85 PAT Name Date 3. 52 Nate Trout 1997 10. 198 Gary Anderson 1979-81 1. 10 Nate Trout vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 4. 43 Tim Vesling 1987 2. 9 Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 43 Ross Krautman 2012 9 Nate Trout vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 6. 39 Olindo Mare 1995 9 Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 7. 37 Kevin J. Greene 1988 MOST TOUCHDOWNS 5. 8 Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 37 Mike Shafer 2000 6. 7 15 times 37 Cole Murphy 2015 Game Last: Ryan Norton vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 10. 36 John Biskup 1990 TD Name Date 36 Collin Barber 2002 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 2. 5 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 Season PAT Name Year Career 5 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 1. 58 Nate Trout 1998 4. 4 12 times Att Name Years 2. 52 Nate Trout 1996 Last: Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 1. 195 Nate Trout 1996-99 3. 46 Nate Trout 1997 2. 132 John Biskup 1989-92 4. 43 Tim Vesling 1987 3. 119 Collin Barber 2001-04 Season 43 Ross Krautman 2012 4 114 Ross Krautman 2010-13 TD Name Year 6. 38 Olindo Mare 1995 5. 79 Bob Koleser 1949-51 1. 21 Walter Reyes 2003 7. 37 Kevin J. Greene 1988 6. 78 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 2. 19 Floyd Little 1965 37 Cole Murphy 2015 7. 75 George Jakowenko 1968-70 3. 17 Walter Reyes 2002 9. 35 Mike Shafer 2000 8. 72 Gary Anderson 1979-81 4. 16 Gerhard Schwedes 1959 10. 34 John Biskup 1991 9. 71 Tim Vesling 1985-87 5. 15 Ernie Davis 1961 10. 70 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 15 Floyd Little 1966 15 James Mungro 2001 Career 8. 14 Jim Brown 1956 PAT Name Years 14 Tommy Kane 1987 1. 187 Nate Trout 1996-99 14 Kevin Johnson 1998 2. 125 John Biskup 1989-92 3. 111 Collin Barber 2001-04 4. 110 Ross Krautman 2010-13 5. 75 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 6. 72 Gary Anderson 1979-81 7. 71 Tim Vesling 1985-87 8. 69 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 9. 66 George Jakowenko 1968-70 10. 62 Don McAulay 1983-85

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HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF HIGHEST FIELD-GOAL PATS MADE PERCENTAGE

Pct (XPM-XPA) Name Date Pct (FG-FGA) Name Date 1. 100.0 (10-10) Nate Trout vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 1. 100.0 (5/5) Don McAulay vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 100.0 (9-9) Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 Nate Trout vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 Season (min. 10 attempts) Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 Pct (FG-FGA) Name Year 100.0 (8-8) Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 1. .947 (18/19) Gary Anderson 1981 100.0 (7-7) Gary Anderson at Northwestern 9/22/1979 .947 (18/19) Ross Krautman 2010 Russ Carpentieri vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 3. .889 (16/18) Patrick Shadle 2006 Tim Vesling vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 4. .882 (15/17) Kevin J. Greene 1988 Kevin J. Greene vs. Navy 11/5/1988 5. .833 (15/18) Tim Vesling 1987 John Biskup at Vanderbilt 10/6/1990 6. .824 (14/17) Patrick Shadle 2008 Pat O’Neill vs. Temple 11/6/1993 7. .813 (13/16) Cole Murphy 2014 Olindo Mare at Temple 10/22/1994 8. .789 (15/19) Nate Trout 1999 Olindo Mare vs. E. Michigan 10/14/1995 .789 (15/19) Don McAulay 1984 Olindo Mare vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 .789 (15/19) Ross Krautman 2011 Nate Trout vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 Nate Trout vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 Ross Krautman vs. W. Virginia 10/21/2011 Career (min. 24 attempts) Ryan Norton vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 Pct (FG-FGA) Name Years 1. .800 (40/50) Patrick Shadle 2006-08 Season (min. 50 attempts) 2. .778 (49/63) Ross Krautman 2010-13 3. .763 (29-38) Cole Murphy 2014-pres. Pct (XPM-XPA) Name Year 4. .757 (28/37) Tim Vesling 1985-87 1. 100.0 (58-58) Nate Trout 1998 5. .754 (49/65) Nate Trout 1996-99 6. .750 (42/56) Gary Anderson 1979-81 Nate Trout holds the Orange records for career Career (min. 50 attempts) 7. .746 (47/63) Don McAulay 1983-85 points (334) and extra points made (187). Pct (XPM-XPA) Name Years 8. .731 (57/78) John Biskup 1989-92 1. 100.0 (72-72) Gary Anderson 1979-81 9. .656 (42-64) Collin Barber 2001-04 10. .625 (15-24) Olindo Mare 1994-95 LONGEST FIELD GOALS MADE MOST FIELD GOALS MADE MOST FIELD GOALS Syracuse Yds Name Date Game ATTEMPTED 1. 58 Dave Jacobs vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 FG Name Date 2. 56 Dave Jacobs at Illinois 10/1/1977 1. 5 Don McAulay vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 3. 55 Dave Jacobs at Pittsburgh 10/30/1976 Game 4. 53 Sean Reali vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 2. 4 10 times FGA Name Date Last: Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 10/19/2012 53 Patrick Shadle at West Virginia 10/11/2008 1. 6 George Jakowenko vs. Navy 10/24/1970 6. 52 John Biskup vs. Temple 11/2/1991 6 Dave Jacobs vs. West Virginia 11/15/1975 52 Dave Jacobs at Iowa 9/18/1976 Season 3. 5 Dave Jacobs at Oregon State 9/10/1977 8. 51 Donald McAulay vs. Navy 11/10/1984 FG Name Year 5 Dave Jacobs vs. Virginia 10/29/1977 51 Donald McAulay vs. Penn State 10/15/1983 1. 18 Gary Anderson 1981 5 Dave Jacobs at N.C. State 9/16/1978 51 Gary Anderson vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 18 Ross Krautman 2010 5 Don McAulay vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 5 John Biskup vs. East Carolina 10/28/1989 3. 17 Don McAulay 1985 Opponents 17 John Biskup 1991 5 Nate Trout vs. Tennessee 9/5/1998 Yds Name Date 5. 16 Dave Jacobs 1977 5 Mike Shafer vs. Pittsburgh 10/7/2000 1. 56 Delbert Alvarado, USF 11/11/2006 16 Dave Jacobs 1978 10. 4 28 times 2. 55 Dan Orner, North Carolina 9/7/2002 16 John Biskup 1992 Last: Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 9/24/2011 55 Matt Bahr, Penn State 10/18/1975 16 Patrick Shadle 2006 4. 53 Mike Bass, Illinois 9/18/1982 16 Cole Murphy 2015 Season 53 Paul Woodside, West Virginia 10/13/1984 10. 15 Gary Anderson 1979 FGA Name Year 53 Roberto Aguayo, Florida State 11/16/2013 15 Don McAulay 1983 1. 30 Dave Jacobs 1975 7. 52 Dan Orner, North Carolina 9/7/2002 15 Don McAulay 1984 2. 29 Dave Jacobs 1977 52 Carlos Huerta, Miami (Fla.) 11/24/1990 15 Tim Vesling 1987 3. 25 George Jakowenko 1969 52 Brian Lowe, Boston College 11/4/1989 15 Kevin J. Greene 1988 4. 24 John Biskup 1992 52 Carmen Scalfani, Rutgers 10/8/1988 15 Nate Trout 1999 5. 23 Dave Jacobs 1978 52 Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo 9/24/2011 15 Ross Krautman 2011 23 Don McAulay 1985 15 Ross Krautman 2012 23 Ross Krautman 2012 8. 22 John Biskup 1991 LONGEST FIELD GOAL Career 22 Collin Barber 2004 FG Name Years 22 Cole Murphy 2015 ATTEMPTED 1. 57 John Biskup 1989-92 2. 53 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 Career Yds Name Date 3. 49 Nate Trout 1996-99 FGA Name Years 1. 69 Dave Jacobs vs. West Virginia 11/20/1976 4. 49 Ross Krautman 2010-13 1. 101 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 5. 47 Don McAulay 1983-85 2. 78 John Biskup 1989-92 6. 42 Gary Anderson 1979-81 3. 65 Nate Trout 1996-99 42 Collin Barber 2001-04 4. 64 Collin Barber 2001-04 8. 40 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 5. 63 Don McAulay 1983-85 9. 29 Cole Murphy 2014-pres. 63 Ross Krautman 2010-13 9. 28 Tim Vesling 1985-87 7. 56 Gary Anderson 1979-81 8. 51 George Jakowenko 1968-70 9. 50 Patrick Shadle 2005-08 10. 38 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 38 Cole Murphy 2014-pres.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS

Year Name TD PAT 2P FG PTS 1945 Roger Robinson 3 0 0 0 18 1946 Joe Watt 7 0 0 0 42 1947 Ed Dolan 3 0 0 0 18 1948 George Davis 5 0 0 0 30 1949 George Davis 12 0 0 0 72 1950 Bernie Custis 8 0 0 0 48 1951 Ed Dobrowolski 7 0 0 0 42 John Donati 7 0 0 0 42 1952 Pat Stark 5 0 0 0 30 Bob Leberman 5 0 0 0 30 Ray Perkins 5 0 0 0 30 Bill Wetzel 5 0 0 0 30 1953 Bob Leberman 6 2 0 0 38 1954 Ray Perkins 7 5 0 0 47 1955 Jim Brown 7 13 0 0 55 1956 Jim Brown 14 22 0 0 106 1957 Tom Stephens 7 0 0 0 42 1958 Chuck Zimmerman 9 0 0 0 54 1959 Gerhard Schwedes 16 4 0 0 100 1960 Ernie Davis 10 2 0 0 62 1961 Ernie Davis 15 4 0 0 94 1962 Wally Mahle 6 4 0 0 40 1963 Mike Koski 6 2 0 0 38 1964 Jim Nance 13 0 0 0 78 Jim Brown scored 106 points during the 1956 In 2013, Jerome Smith ranked fifth in the ACC 1965 Floyd Little 19 0 0 0 114 season, including a then-NCAA record 43 points with 13 total touchdowns. His 78 points were the 1966 Floyd Little 15 1 0 0 92 versus Colgate. most by an Orange non-kicker in 10 years. 1967 Larry Csonka 10 0 1 0 62 1968 George Jakowenko 0 25 0 7 46 1969 George Jakowenko 0 18 0 9 45 1970 Marty Januszkiewicz 8 0 0 0 48 1971 Roger Praetorius 11 0 0 0 66 TOP GAME SCORING LEADERS 1972 Marty Januszkiewicz 5 0 0 0 30 1973 Brian Hambleton 4 0 0 0 24 Syracuse Bob Mitch 4 0 0 0 24 Player Points Opponent Date 1974 Bernie Ruoff 0 10 0 5 25 1. Jim Brown 43 (6 TD, 7 PAT) Colgate 11/17/1956 1975 Dave Jacobs 0 16 0 14 58 2. Floyd Little 30 (5 TD) Kansas 9/26/1964 1976 Dave Jacobs 0 19 0 7 40 Walter Reyes 30 (5 TD) Notre Dame 12/6/2003 1977 Dave Jacobs 0 22 0 16 70 4. George Davis 24 (4 TD) Columbia 11/20/1948 1978 Dave Jacobs 0 18 0 16 66 Floyd Little 24 (4 TD) Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 1979 Bill Hurley 12 0 1 0 74 Floyd Little 24 (4 TD) West Virginia 11/13/1965 1980 Gary Anderson 0 22 0 9 49 Tony Gabriel 24 (4 TD) Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 1981 Gary Anderson 0 22 0 18 76 Joe Morris 24 (4 TD) Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 1982 Russ Carpentieri 0 17 1 8 43 Tommy Kane 24 (4 TD) Colgate 10/24/1987 1983 Don McAulay 0 19 0 15 64 1984 Don McAulay 0 14 0 15 59 David Walker 24 (4 TD) Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 1985 Don McAulay 0 29 0 17 80 Walter Reyes 24 (4 TD) UCF 9/20/2003 1986 Tim Vesling 0 28 0 13 67 Damien Rhodes 24 (4 TD) Buffalo 9/10/2005 1987 Tim Vesling 0 43 0 15 88 Delone Carter 24 (4 TD) Wyoming 9/30/2006 1988 Kevin J. Greene 0 37 0 15 82 Delone Carter 24 (4 TD) Maine 9/26/2009 1989 John Biskup 0 25 0 14 67 Delone Carter 24 (4 TD) Colgate 9/25/2010 1990 John Biskup 0 33 0 10 63 1991 John Biskup 0 34 0 17 85 1992 John Biskup^ 0 33 0 16 81^ Opponent 1993 Pat O’Neill 0 31 0 10 61 Player Points Date 1994 Kirby Dar Dar 12 0 0 0 72 1. Sherman Myers, Temple 30 (5 TD) 10/13/1979 1995 Olindo Mare 0 38 0 12 74 2. Eddie Meyers, Navy 24 (4 TD) 11/7/1981 1996 Nate Trout 0 52 0 11 85 Ernest Wilford, Virginia Tech 24 (4 TD) 11/9/2002 1997 Nate Trout 0 46 0 11 79 Pat White, West Virginia 24 (4 TD) 10/14/2006 1998 Nate Trout 0 58 0 12 94 5. Bobby Luna, Alabama 19 (2 TD, 7 PAT) 1/1/1952 1999 Nate Trout 0 31 0 15 76 6. 30 times 2000 Dee Brown 11 0 1 0 68 Last: Jacques Patrick/Travis Rudolph, Florida State 18 (3 TD) 10/31/2015 2001 James Mungro 15 0 0 0 90 2002 Walter Reyes 17 0 1 0 104 2003 Walter Reyes ^ 21 0 1 0 128 ^ 2004 Damien Rhodes 11 0 0 0 66 Collin Barber 0 24 0 14 66 2005 Damien Rhodes 7 0 0 0 42 2006 Patrick Shadle 0 21 0 16 69 2007 Mike Williams 10 0 0 0 60 2008 Patrick Shadle 0 25 0 14 67 2009 Delone Carter 12 0 0 0 72 2010 Ross Krautman 0 30 0 18 84 2011 Ross Krautman 0 33 0 15 78 2012 Ross Krautman 0 43 0 15 88 2013 Jerome Smith 13 0 0 0 78 2014 Cole Murphy 0 11 0 13 50 2015 Cole Murphy 0 37 0 16 85

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188 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide INDIVIDUAL PASS DEFENSE RECORDS

MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED

Game INT Name Date 1. 3 Avatus Stone vs. Penn State 10/14/1950 3 Tommy Myers at Penn State 10/17/1970 3 Markus Paul vs. Temple 10/26/1985 4. 2 62 times Last: Keon Lyn at Temple 11/23/2012

Season INT Name Year 1. 8 Tommy Myers 1971 2. 7 Avatus Stone 1950 7 Markus Paul 1985 7 Rob Thomson 1989 7 Donovin Darius ^ 1997 6. 6 11 times Last: Phillip Thomas ^ 2011

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Career INT Name Years 1. 19 Markus Paul 1985-88 2. 18 Tommy Myers 1969-71 3. 14 Anthony Smith 2002-05 All-American Markus Paul holds the Syracuse record for most career interceptions (19). 4. 13 Walt Slovenski 1946-48 5. 12 Avatus Stone 1950-51 12 Cliff Ensley 1966-68 12 Ron Hobby 1981-84 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS INTERCEPTION LEADERS BY 12 Donovin Darius 1994-97 9. 11 Jim Ridlon 1954-56 PER INTERCEPTION RETURN CLASS 10. 10 Ray Perkins 1952-55 10 Quentin Harris 1998-01 Game (min. 2): 54.0 Walt Slovenski vs. Temple, 1946 Freshman Year INT Season (min. 3): 43.7 Charley Brown, 1964 1. Markus Paul 1985 7 Career (min. 6): 29.7 Charley Brown, 1963-65 2. Anthony Kyasky 1966 4 MOST INTERCEPTION 3. Keith Bulluck 1996 3 4. Quentin Harris 1998 3 RETURN YARDS MOST INTERCEPTION 5. Steve Gregory 2002 2 Cordell Hudson 2015 2 Game RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS Sophomore Year INT Yds Name Date 1. 108 Walt Slovenski vs. Temple 11/2/1946 Game 1. Walt Slovenski 1946 6 2. 107 Larry King vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 TD Name 2. Tommy Myers 1969 5 3. 100 Dan Rackiewicz at Pittsburgh 10/31/1959 1. 1 52 times 3. Tim Moresco 1974 5 4. 98 Avatus Stone vs. Penn State 10/14/1950 Last: Donnie Simmons vs. Wake Forest, 2015 4. John Humphreys 1962 5 98 Tebucky Jones vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 5. John Snider 1961 5 6. 97 Art Baker at Navy 10/10/1959 Anthony Smith 2003 5 7. 96 Jason Poles vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 Season 8. 91 John Snider vs. Richmond 11/16/1963 TD Name Year Junior Year INT 9. 81 Quentin Harris at Boston College 10/17/1998 1. 1 52 times 1. Avatus Stone 1950 7 10. 80 Joe Watt at Cornell 11/9/1946 Last: C. Winfield/D. Simmons 2015 2. Rob Thomson 1989 7 80 Arden McConnell at Columbia 11/22/1947 3. Cliff Ensley 1967 6 Career 4. Bob Grosvenor 1992 6 TD Name Years 5. Kevin Abrams 1995 6 Season Philip Thomas 2011 6 Yds Name Year 1. 2 Mark Weber 1958-60 1. 161 Diamond Ferri 2004 2 Ernie Davis 1959-61 Senior Year INT 2. 147 Cliff Ensley 1968 2 Rich King 1962-64 1. Tommy Myers 1971 8 3. 143 Walt Slovenski 1946 2 Ed Mantie 1965-67 2. Donovin Darius 1997 7 4. 131 Charley Brown 1964 2 Tim Moresco 1973-76 5. 128 Quentin Harris 1998 3. Jim Ridlon 1956 6 6. 122 Avatus Stone 1950 4. Cliff Ensley 1968 6 7. 113 Tommy Myers 1970 LONGEST INTERCEPTION 5. Ron Hobby 1984 6 8. 107 Larry King 1975 Anthony Smith 2005 6 9. 104 Tebucky Jones 1997 RETURNS 10. 102 Larry King 1977 Yds Name Date Career 1. 100* Dan Rackiewicz at Pittsburgh 10/31/1959 Yds Name Years 2. 98* Tebucky Jones vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 1. 218 Tommy Myers 1969-71 3. 97* Art Baker at Navy 10/10/1959 2. 212 Quentin Harris 1998-01 4. 96* Jason Poles vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 3. 209 Larry King 1975-77 5. 91* John Snider vs. Richmond 11/16/1963 4. 188 Avatus Stone 1950-51 6. 80* Joe Watt vs. Cornell 11/9/1946 5. 185 Diamond Ferri 2000-04 80* Arden McConnell vs. Columbia 11/22/1947 6. 178 Charley Brown 1963-65 8. 72 Larry King vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 7. 176 Cliff Ensley 1966-68 9. 68* Rich Lasse vs. Maryland 9/22/1956 8. 172 Anthony Smith 2002-05 10. 66* Larry King vs. Navy 11/5/1977 9. 169 Walt Slovenski 1946-48 10. 163 Jim Ridlon 1954-56 * - Touchdown

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YEAR-BY-YEAR INTERCEPTION LEADERS

Year Name INT Yds TD Year Name INT Yds TD Year Name INT Yds TD 1946 Walt Slovenski 6 143 1 1973 Ken Sawyer 3 31 0 1999 Ian McIntosh 5 77 1 1947 Walt Slovenski 4 26 0 Jim Longley 3 31 0 2000 Will Allen 2 9 0 1948 Albert Watrel 4 43 0 Gary Sweat 3 6 0 2001 Quentin Harris 4 42 0 1949 Jim Shreve 3 62 0 1974 Tim Moresco 5 81 1 Latroy Oliver 4 39 0 1950 Avatus Stone 7 122 0 1975 Keith Moody 6 82 0 2002 Steve Gregory 2 2 0 1951 Avatus Stone 5 66 0 1976 Steve Spinney 2 3 0 2003 Anthony Smith 5 37 0 1952 Bruce Yancey 5 92 0 Larry King 2 0 0 2004 Diamond Ferri 4 161 1 1953 Ray Perkins 3 3 0 1977 Warren Harvey 3 59 0 2005 Anthony Smith ^ 6 73 0 1954 Jim Brown 3 14 0 1978 John Patterson 6 30 0 2006 Joe Fields 4 6 0 Ray Perkins 3 0 0 1979 Jim Collins 3 83 1 2007 Joe Fields 4 62 0 1955 Jim Ridlon 3 63 0 1980 Ike Bogosian 4 35 0 2008 Mike Holmes 2 16 0 1956 Jim Ridlon 6 70 0 1981 Jerry Kilpatrick 5 42 0 Bruce Williams 2 9 0 1957 Dan Fogarty 4 56 0 1982 Tony Romano 4 65 0 2009 Mike Holmes 3 25 0 1958 Dan Fogarty 3 21 0 1983 Ron Hobby 4 19 0 2010 Doug Hogue 2 58 0 1959 Ger Schwedes 3 12 0 1984 Ron Hobby 6 42 0 Da’Mon Merkerson 2 0 0 1960 Bob Thomas 2 4 0 1985 Markus Paul 7 53 0 2011 Phillip Thomas ^ 6 50 0 Dave Sarette 2 0 0 1986 Markus Paul 3 18 0 2012 Keon Lyn 3 32 0 1961 John Snider 5 59 0 1987 Markus Paul 5 15 0 2013 Durell Eskridge 4 43 0 1962 John Humphreys 5 53 0 1988 Terry Wooden 4 33 0 2014 Brandon Reddish 3 0 0 1963 Ed Conti 3 33 0 Markus Paul 4 20 0 2015 Antwan Cordy 2 0 0 Hal Rooney 3 29 0 1989 Rob Thomson 7 74 1 Cordell Hudson 2 40 0 1964 Charley Brown 3 131 1 1990 Greg Walker 3 29 0 Corey Winfield 2 24 1 1965 Terry Roe 4 55 1 1991 Greg Walker 4 33 0 1966 Tony Kyasky 4 58 0 1992 Bob Grosvenor 6 38 0 ^ - BIG EAST leader 1967 Cliff Ensley 6 29 0 1993 Tony Jones 3 6 0 1968 Cliff Ensley 6 147 1 1994 Bryce Bevill 3 66 0 1969 Tommy Myers 5 48 0 1995 Kevin Abrams ^ 6 13 0 1970 Tommy Myers 5 113 0 1996 Phil Nash 4 16 0 1971 Tommy Myers 8 57 0 1997 Donovin Darius ^ 7 56 0 1972 Chuck Boniti 4 20 0 1998 Quentin Harris 3 128 0

MOST PASSES DEFENDED MOST PASS BREAKUPS (SINCE 1987) (SINCE 1987)

Season Game PD INT PBU Year PBU Name Date 1. Kevin Abrams 24 6 18 1995 1. 6 Steve Gregory vs. North Carolina 9/7/2002 2. Steve Gregory 21 2 19 2002 2. 5 Dan Bucey at Navy 11/11/1989 3. Kevin Abrams 19 0 19 1994 5 Will Allen vs. Kentucky 12/29/1999 Will Allen 19 0 19 2000 5 Willie Ford at Pittsburgh 10/13/2001 5. Greg Walker 17 3 14 1990 5. 4 David Holmes vs. Temple 9/3/1988 Rod Gadson 17 3 14 1995 4 Greg Walker vs. Michigan State 9/15/1990 Will Allen 17 2 15 1999 4 Kevin Abrams vs. Miami 11/5/1994 Willie Ford 17 1 16 2001 4 Will Allen at Cincinnati 9/9/2000 9. Latroy Oliver 16 4 12 2001 4 Latroy Oliver vs. UCF 9/8/2001 10. Bryce Bevill 14 3 11 1994 4 Steve Gregory vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Dwayne Joseph 14 3 11 1994 Ian McIntosh 14 5 9 1999 Season Steve Gregory 14 2 12 2003 PBU Name Year Anthony Smith 14 6 8 2005 1. 19 Kevin Abrams 1994 19 Will Allen 2000 Career 19 Steve Gregory 2002 PD INT PBU Years 4. 18 Kevin Abrams 1995 1. Kevin Abrams 55 6 49 1994-96 5. 16 Willie Ford 2001 2. Will Allen 42 4 38 1997-00 6. 15 Will Allen 1999 3. Steve Gregory 40 6 34 2002-05 7. 14 Greg Walker 1990 4. Donovin Darius 37 12 25 1994-97 14 Rod Gadson 1995 5. Willie Ford 36 3 33 1998-01 9. 12 Latroy Oliver 2001 6. Dwayne Joseph 34 7 27 1990-93 12 Steve Gregory 2003 Rod Gadson 34 7 27 1994-97 8. Anthony Smith 31 14 17 2002-05 Career 9. Greg Walker 29 8 21 1988-91 PBU Name Years Quentin Harris 29 10 19 1998-01 1. 49 Kevin Abrams 1994-96 Kevin Abrams broke up a school-record 49 2. 38 Will Allen 1997-00 career passes from 1994-96. He also recorded 3. 34 Steve Gregory 2002-05 six interceptions to finish with 55 career passes 4. 33 Willie Ford 1998-01 5. 27 Dwayne Joseph 1990-93 defended. 27 Rod Gadson 1994-97 7. 25 Donovin Darius 1994-97 8. 21 Greg Walker 1988-91 21 Latroy Oliver 1999-02 10. 19 Quentin Harris 1998-01

190 2016 Syracuse Football Media Guide INDIVIDUAL TACKLE RECORDS

Junior Year Tkls MOST TACKLES MOST TACKLES BY A 1. Jim Collins 1979 229 2. Tony Romano 1982 198 Tkls (S-A) Name Date LINEBACKER 3. Rudy Reed 1984 172 1. 42 (22-20) Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1979 4. Tim Pidgeon 1985 164 2. 28 (21-7) Jim Collins vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 Season 5. Craig Bingham 1980 144 3. 27 (16-11) Tony Romano vs. Pittsburgh 10/23/1982 Tkls (S-A) Name Year 4. 25 (15-10) Jim Collins vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 1. 229 (139-90) Jim Collins 1979 Senior Year Tkls 25 (17-8) Mike Gyetvay vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 2. 198 (102-96) Tony Romano 1982 1. Tony Romano 1983 169 6. 24 (15-9) Jim Collins at Navy 11/10/1979 3. 189 (122-67) Jim Collins 1978 2. Tim Pidgeon 1986 158 24 (13-11) Tony Romano at Navy 11/7/1981 4. 177 (104-73) Tony Romano 1981 3. Rudy Reed 1985 152 24 (13-11) Tim Pidgeon vs. Mississippi St. 9/6/1986 5. 172 (79-93) Rudy Reed 1984 4. Bernard King 1984 151 24 (15-9) Derek Ward vs. Rutgers 9/27/1986 6. 169 (88-81) Tony Romano 1983 5. Rich Scanlon 2003 147 10. 23 (14-9) Mike Gyetvay vs. W. Virginia 11/21/1981 7. 164 (104-60) Tim Pidgeon 1985 23 (12-11) Rudy Reed at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985 8. 158 (98-60) Tim Pidgeon 1986 9. 152 (79-73) Rudy Reed 1985 MOST SOLO TACKLES Season 10. 151 (87-64) Bernard King 1984 Tkls (S-A) Name Year Game 1. 229 (139-90) Jim Collins 1979 Career Tkls Name Date 2. 198 (102-96) Tony Romano 1982 Tkls (S-A) Name Years 1. 22 Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1979 3. 189 (122-67) Jim Collins 1978 1. 624 (389-235) Jim Collins 1976, 78-80 2. 21 Jim Collins vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 4. 177 (104-73) Tony Romano 1981 2. 578 (313-265) Tony Romano 1980-83 3. 17 Mike Gyetvay vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 5. 172 (79-93) Rudy Reed 1984 3. 536 (270-266) Rudy Reed 1982-85 4. 16 Tony Romano vs. Pittsburgh 10/23/1982 6. 169 (88-81) Tony Romano 1983 4. 442 (308-134) Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 5. 15 Jim Collins at Navy 11/10/1979 7. 164 (104-60) Tim Pidgeon 1985 5. 404 (243-161) Clifton Smith 1999-02 15 Jim Collins vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 8. 158 (98-60) Tim Pidgeon 1986 6. 402 (178-224) David Bavaro 1986-89 15 Pete Ewald at Mississippi State 9/14/1985 9. 152 (79-73) Rudy Reed 1985 7. 375 (252-123) Keith Bulluck 1996-99 15 Derek Ward vs. Rutgers 9/27/1986 10. 151 (87-64) Bernard King 1984 8. 361 (180-181) Glen Young 1989-92 9. 14 Mike Gyetvay vs. West Virginia 11/21/1981 9. 349 (149-200) Mike Zunic 1983-86 14 Tony Romano vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 Career 10. 340 (209-131) Tim Pidgeon 1983-86 14 Rudy Reed at Indiana 9/25/1982 Tkls (S-A) Name Years 14 Bernard King at Florida 10/6/1984 1. 624 (389-235) Jim Collins 1976, 78-80 14 Dan Conley vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/5/1994 2. 578 (313-265) Tony Romano 1980-83 MOST TACKLES BY A 3. 536 (270-266) Rudy Reed 1982-85 Season 4. 442 (308-134) Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 DEFENSIVE BACK Tkls Name Year 5. 405 (244-161) Clifton Smith 1999-02 1. 139 Jim Collins 1979 6. 402 (178-224) David Bavaro 1986-89 Season 2. 122 Jim Collins 1978 7. 379 (229-150) Donovin Darius 1994-97 Tkls (S-A) Name Year 3. 104 Tony Romano 1981 8. 375 (252-123) Keith Bulluck 1996-99 1. 131 (79-52) Donovin Darius 1995 104 Tim Pidgeon 1985 9. 361 (180-181) Glen Young 1989-92 2. 126 (86-40) Tony Jones 1994 5. 102 Tony Romano 1982 10. 349 (149-200) Mike Zunic 1978-81 126 (61-65) Quentin Harris 2001 6. 98 Tim Pidgeon 1986 4. 120 (75-45) Diamond Ferri 2003 7. 94 Rich Scanlon 2003 5. 119 (70-49) Donovin Darius 1997 8. 92 Jim Collins 1980 MOST TACKLES BY A DOWN 6. 106 (68-38) Anthony Smith 2003 9. 90 Keith Bulluck 1999 7. 103 (62-41) Donovin Darius 1996 10. 89 Antwaune Ponds 1997 LINEMAN 8. 99 (62-37) Diamond Ferri 2004 89 Clifton Smith 2002 9. 97 (57-40) Quentin Harris 1999 Season 97 (53-44) Joe Fields 2007 Career Tkls (S-A) Name Year Tkls Name Years 1. 102 (53-49) Michael Connors 1979 Career 1. 389 Jim Collins 1976, 78-80 2. 101 (56-45) Tim Green 1984 Tkls (S-A) Name Years 2. 313 Tony Romano 1980-83 3. 94 (56-38) Tim Green 1983 1. 379 (229-150) Donovin Darius 1994-97 3. 308 Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 4. 88 (43-45) Tim Green 1985 2. 327 (183-144) Quentin Harris 1998-01 4. 270 Rudy Reed 1982-85 5. 81 (64-17) Kevin Mitchell 1991 3. 293 (185-108) Anthony Smith 2002-05 5. 252 Keith Bulluck 1996-99 6. 77 (63-14) Kevin Mitchell 1993 4. 285 (177-108) Markus Paul 1985-88 6. 244 Clifton Smith 1999-02 77 (39-38) Jameel McClain 2007 5. 274 (190-84) Mike Holmes 2007-10 7. 229 Donovin Darius 1994-97 8. 76 (38-38) John Kinley 1979 6. 263 (177-86) Shamarko Thomas 2009-12 8. 225 Nate Hemsley 1993-96 9. 75 (44-31) Jamie Kimmel 1983 7. 243 (169-74) Keeon Walker 1999-02 9. 209 Tim Pidgeon 1984-86 10. 74 (45-29) Blaise Winter 1983 8. 236 (171-65) Tony Jones 1991-94 10. 203 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 9. 231 (169-62) Darrell Parker 1992-95 Career 10. 226 (140-86) Diamond Ferri 2000-04 Tkls (S-A) Name Years MOST SOLO TACKLES BY 1. 341 (185-156) Tim Green 1982-85 2. 275 (203-72) Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 TACKLE LEADERS BY CLASS POSITION 3. 242 (151-91) Ted Gregory 1984-87 4. 208 (134-74) Jamie Kimmel 1980, 82-84 Freshman Year Tkls Season 5. 203 (136-67) James Wyche 2002-05 1. Dan Conley 1990 126 Down Lineman: 64 Kevin Mitchell, 1991 6. 199 (117-82) Mike Charles 1979-82 2. Antwaune Ponds 1994 122 Linebacker: 139 Jim Collins, 1979 7. 177 (90-87) Jameel McClain 2004-07 3. Rudy Reed 1982 121 Defensive Back: 75 Diamond Ferri, 2003 8. 158 (81-77) Louis Gachelin 2000-03 4. Nate Hemsley 1993 81 9. 147 (101-46) Chandler Jones 2009-11 5. Terry Wooden 1986 72 Career 10. 146 (91-55) Rob Burnett 1987-89 Down Lineman: 203 Kevin Mitchell, 1990-93 Sophomore Year Tkls Linebacker: 389 Jim Collins, 1976, 78-80 1. Jim Collins 1978 189 Defensive Back: 229 Donovin Darius, 1994-97 2. Tony Romano 1981 177 3. Donovin Darius 1995 131 4. Mike Zunic 1979 118 5. Antwaune Ponds 1995 111

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 191 INDIVIDUAL TACKLE / BLOCKED KICK RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR TACKLE MOST ASSISTED TACKLES MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS LEADERS Game (SINCE 1994) Asst Name Date TFL-Yds Name Date 1. 20 Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1979 Year Name Solo Asst Tot Avg 1. 6.5-35 Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/21/2009 2. 17 Tony Romano at Navy 11/5/1983 1978 Jim Collins 122 67 189 -- 2. 5.0-40 Dwight Freeney vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 3. 14 Mike Zunic at Ohio State 9/8/1979 1979 Jim Collins 139 90 229 -- 5.0-34 Antwaune Ponds at W. Virginia 11/2/1996 14 Tony Romano at Pittsburgh 10/29/1983 1980 Jim Collins 92 53 145 -- 5.0-22 Christian Ferrara vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 14 David Bavaro vs. Pittsburgh 12/3/1988 1981 Tony Romano 104 73 177 -- 5. 4.0-27 James Wyche vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 6. 13 Mike Zunic vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 1982 Tony Romano 102 96 198 -- 4.0-25 Duke Pettijohn vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 13 Tony Romano at Penn State 10/16/1982 1983 Tony Romano 88 81 169 -- 4.0-24 Dwight Freeney vs. BYU 9/30/2000 13 David Bavaro vs. Penn State 10/14/1989 1984 Rudy Reed 79 93 172 15.6 4.0-22 Dwight Freeney vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 9. 12 Ken Kollar at Ohio State 9/8/1979 1985 Tim Pidgeon 104 60 164 -- 4.0-21 Duke Pettijohn at Pittsburgh 10/7/1999 12 Mike Zunic at Kansas 10/6/1979 1986 Tim Pidgeon 98 60 158 17.6 4.0-5 Arthur Jones vs. Buffalo 10/20/2007 12 Bernard King at Navy 11/5/1983 1987 David Bavaro 38 64 102 8.5 4.0-24 Arthur Jones at Notre Dame 11/22/2008 1988 David Bavaro 59 67 126 10.5 12 Dan Bucey vs. Army 9/16/1989 1989 David Bavaro 59 62 121 10.1 1990 Dan Conley 70 56 126 9.7 Season Season TFL-Yds Name Year 1991 Glen Young 63 77 140 11.7 Asst Name Year 1. 25.5-141 Dwight Freeney 2001 1992 Glen Young 57 45 102 9.3 1. 96 Tony Romano 1982 2. 18.0-115 Dwight Freeney 2000 1993 Nate Hemsley 57 24 81 7.4 2. 93 Rudy Reed 1984 3. 17.5-43 Arthur Jones 2007 1994 Tony Jones 86 40 126 11.5 3. 90 Jim Collins 1979 4. 17.0-61 Louis Gachelin 2002 1995 Donovin Darius 79 52 131 10.9 4. 81 Tony Romano 1983 5. 16.5-43 Christian Ferrara 2003 1996 Nate Hemsley 77 29 106 8.8 5. 78 Mike Zunic 1979 6. 16.0-98 Doug Hogue 2009 1997 Donovin Darius 70 49 119 9.9 6. 77 Glen Young 1991 7. 15.0-55 James Wyche 2004 Antwaune Ponds 84 35 119 9.9 7. 73 Tony Romano 1981 15.0-93 Brandon Sharpe 2012 1998 Keith Bulluck 79 25 104 9.5 73 Daniel Bucey 1989 9. 14.5-61 Jameel McClain 2006 1999 Keith Bulluck ^ 90 48 138 13.5 ^ 9. 69 Mike Gyetvay 1981 14.5-72 Marquis Spruill 2013 2000 Clifton Smith 61 47 108 9.8 10. 67 Jim Collins 1978 14.5-110 Jay Bromley 2013 2001 Quentin Harris 61 65 126 10.5 67 David Bavaro 1988 2002 Clifton Smith^ 89 48 137 11.4 ^ 2003 Rich Scanlon 94 53 147 12.3 Career Career 2004 Jerry Mackey 63 43 106 8.8 TFL-Yds Name Years Asst Name Years 2005 Kelvin Smith 49 35 84 7.6 1. 50.5-297 Dwight Freeney 1998-01 1. 266 Rudy Reed 1982-85 2006 Kelvin Smith 58 57 115 9.6 2. 41.0-175 Marquis Spruill 2010-13 2. 265 Tony Romano 1980-83 2007 Joe Fields 53 44 97 8.1 3. 40.0-213 Duke Pettijohn 1997-00 3. 235 Jim Collins 1976, 78-80 2008 Jake Flaherty 44 37 81 6.8 4. 38.5-136 Arthur Jones 2006-09 4. 224 David Bavaro 1986-89 2009 Derrell Smith 60 22 82 8.2 5. 38.0-145 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 5. 200 Mike Zunic 1978-81 2010 Derrell Smith 72 42 114 8.8 6. 37.5-156 Dyshawn Davis 2011-14 6. 181 Glen Young 1989-92 2011 Phillip Thomas 54 28 82 8.2 7. 34.5-87 Clifton Smith 1999-02 7. 161 Dan Bucey 1987-89 2012 Shamarko Thomas 62 26 88 7.3 8. 33.0-107 Antwuane Ponds 1994-97 161 Clifton Smith 1999-02 2013 Durell Eskridge 52 26 78 6.5 9. 31.5-147 Cameron Lynch 2011-14 9. 156 Tim Green 1982-85 2014 Cameron Lynch 69 28 97 8.1 10. 30.0-90 Christian Ferrara 2000-03 2015 Zaire Franklin 59 22 81 6.8 10. 150 Donovin Darius 1994-97

^ - BIG EAST leader

BLOCKED KICK RECORDS (SINCE 1983)

Game Career Blk Name Date Blk Name Year 1. 2 Anthony Smith at Buffalo 9/11/2004 1. 6 Anthony Smith 2002-05 2 Michael Dresner at W. Virginia 11/2/1996 2. 5 David Tyree 1999-02 5 Steve Gregory 2002-05 Season 4. 3 Andre Brinson 1999-02 3 Peter Ewald 1983-86 Blk Name Year 6. 2 Robert Thomson 1987-90 1. 3 David Tyree 2000 2 Bob Grosvenor 1991-93 3 Andre Brinson 2001 2 Kevin Abrams 1994-96 3 Steve Gregory 2002 2 Phil Nash 1995-98 3 Anthony Smith 2004 2 Mike Brown 1995-96 5. 2 Peter Ewald 1983 2 Michael Dresner 1996 2 Bob Grosvenor 1993 2 Clifton Smith 1999-02 2 Mike Brown 1996 2 Keeon Walker 1999-02 2 Michael Dresner 1996 2 James Wyche 2002-05 2 Kevin Abrams 1996 2 Kader Drame 2003-05 2 Phil Nash 1996 2 Anthony Perkins 2007-10 2 Anthony Smith 2003 2 Eric Crume 2011-14

Anthony Smith finished with a team record six blocks in his four-year career.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR SACK LEADERS

Year Name No. Yds 1978 Mike Gyetvay 5.5 -- 1979 John Kinley 5.5 -- 1980 Jamie Kimmel 5.0 -- 1981 Chris Hand 5.0 -- 1982 Jamie Kimmel 3.0 -- 1983 Tim Green 14.5 -- 1984 Tim Green 15.0 -- 1985 Tim Green 13.5 -- 1986 Keith Friberg 7.0 -- 1987 Rob Burnett 11.0 -- 1988 Keith Friberg 8.5 -- 1989 Terry Wooden 9.0 -- 1990 George Rooks 6.0 -- 1991 Kevin Mitchell 9.0 47 1992 Kevin Mitchell 5.5 34 Jo Jo Wooden 5.5 27 1993 Ernie Brown 3.0 23 Dwayne Joseph 3.0 11 1994 Wilky Bazile 7.5 41 1995 Dave Rebar 4.5 30 1996 Antwaune Ponds 5.5 34 1997 Jason Walters 7.0 41 1998 Duke Pettijohn 6.5 55 All-American Tim Green led Syracuse in sacks for three straight years from 1983-85. 1999 Duke Pettijohn 10.5 72 2000 Dwight Freeney ^ 13.0 95 2001 Dwight Freeney + 17.5 121 MOST SACKS SACK LEADERS BY CLASS 2002 Louis Gachelin 8.5 44 2003 Louis Gachelin 5.5 35 2004 James Wyche 5.5 38 Game Freshman Year Sacks 1. Dan Conley 1990 5.0 2005 Ryan LaCasse 9.0 47 Sacks Name Date 2. Kevin Mitchell 1990 4.5 2006 Jameel McClain ^ 9.5 51 1. 4.5 Dwight Freeney vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 3. Terry Wooden 1986 4.0 2007 Tony Jenkins 2.0 12 2. 4.0 Tim Green at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985 4. Dyshawn Davis 2011 4.0 2008 Nick Santiago 4.5 25 4.0 Rob Burnett at Pittsburgh 10/31/1987 5. Brandon Sharpe 2009 3.5 2009 Doug Hogue 9.5 81 4.0 Antwaune Ponds at WVU 11/2/1996 2010 Chandler Jones 4.0 29 4.0 Duke Pettijohn at Pittsburgh 10/7/1999 Sophomore Year Sacks 2011 Chandler Jones 4.5 34 4.0 Brandon Sharpe vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2012 1. Tim Green 1983 14.5 2012 Brandon Sharpe 7.0 68 7. 3.5 Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/21/2009 2. Rob Burnett 1987 11.0 2013 Jay Bromley 10.0 102 8. 3.0 Tim Green at Temple 9/2/1983 3. Kevin Mitchell 1991 9.0 2014 Cameron Lynch 7.0 37 3.0 Tim Green at Maryland 9/8/1984 4. Keith Friberg 1986 7.0 2015 Ron Thompson 7.0 63 3.0 Tim Green vs. Rutgers 9/22/1984 5. Duke Pettijohn 1998 6.5 3.0 Jamie Kimmel at Penn State 10/20/1984 + - NCAA leader 3.0 Jamie Kimmel vs. Navy 11/10/1984 Junior Year Sacks ^ - BIG EAST leader 3.0 Wilky Bazile vs. Oklahoma 9/3/1994 1. Tim Green 1984 15.0 3.0 Duke Pettijohn at Rutgers 11/13/1999 2. Dwight Freeney 2000 13.0 3.0 James Wyche vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 3. Jamie Kimmel 1983 11.0 4. Duke Pettijohn 1999 10.5 MOST FUMBLES FORCED Season 5. Jameel McClain 2006 9.5 Sacks Name Year Doug Hogue 2009 9.5 Season 1. 17.5 Dwight Freeney + 2001 FF Name Year 2. 15.0 Tim Green 1984 Senior Year Sacks 1. 8 Dwight Freeney + 2001 3. 14.5 Tim Green 1983 1. Dwight Freeney 2001 17.5 4. 13.5 Tim Green 1985 2. Tim Green 1985 13.5 + - NCAA leader 5. 13.0 Dwight Freeney ^ 2000 3. Jerry Kimmel 1985 11.0 6. 11.0 Jamie Kimmel 1983 4. Jay Bromley 2013 10.0 Career 11.0 Jerry Kimmel 1985 5. Terry Wooden 1989 9.0 FF Name Years 11.0 Rob Burnett 1987 Ryan LaCasse 2005 9.0 1. 14 Dwight Freeney 1998-01 9. 10.5 Duke Pettijohn 1999 2. 8 Derrell Smith 2007-10 10. 10.0 Jay Bromley 2013 8 Ryan LaCasse 2002-05 MOST FUMBLES 4. 7 Chandler Jones 2008-11 + - NCAA leader 5. 6 Ron Thompson 2013-15 ^ - BIG EAST leader (FORCED AND RECOVERED) 6 Diamond Ferri 2001-04 6 Keeon Walker 1999-02 Career Season 6 Dave Rebar 1993-95 Sacks Name Years Tot (FF-FR) Name Year 9. 5 James Wyche 2002-05 1. 45.5 Tim Green 1982-85 1. 11 (8-3) Dwight Freeney + 2001 5 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 2. 34.0 Dwight Freeney 1998-01 5 Will Hunter 1999-02 3. 24.5 Duke Pettijohn 1997-00 + - NCAA leader 5 Latroy Oliver 1999-02 4. 23.0 Terry Wooden 1986-89 5 Duke Pettijohn 1998-00 5. 21.0 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 5 Donovin Darius 1994-97 6. 20.5 Jamie Kimmel 1980-84 5 Dyshawn Davis 2011-14 7. 18.5 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 8. 18.0 Rob Burnett 1986-89 9. 17.0 Ted Gregory 1984-87 17.0 Cameron Lynch 2011-14

#OrangeIsTheNewFast 193 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

RUSHING

Most Yards 298 Eddie Meyers Navy 11/7/1981

Most Carries 42 Eddie Meyers Navy 11/7/1981 42 Andre Williams Boston College 11/27/2010

Most Touchdowns 4 Sherman Myers Temple 10/13/1979 4 Eddie Meyers Navy 11/7/1981 4 Pat White West Virginia 10/14/2006

Longest Run 95* Ted Brown NC State 9/17/1977

* - Touchdown PASSING

Most Yards 555 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 In 1981, Penn State’s Curt Warner gained 341 all-purpose yards, which is the most for an opposing player against the Orange. Most Attempts 65 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007

Most Completions SCORING PUNT RETURNS 45 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 Most Points Most Yards 30 Sherman Myers Temple 10/13/1979 155 D’Angelo Hall Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 Most Touchdowns 6 Matt Barkley USC 9/8/2012 Most Touchdowns Most Returns 7 Gordon Jones Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 Longest Pass Play 5 Sherman Myers Temple 10/13/1979 7 Mike Lewis Maryland 10/3/1981 99* Terry Peel to Robert Ford NC State 9/17/1977 Most Field Goals 5 Maikon Bonani USF 11/9/2002 Longest Return RECEIVING 89* Harry Jefferson Illinois 10/23/1954 Longest Field Goal Most Receptions 56 Delbert Alvarado USF 11/11/2006 PUNTING 14 Eric Page Toledo 9/24/2011 Longest Field-Goal Attempt Most Punts Most Yards 63 Nick Mike-Mayer Temple 9/9/1972 12 Ted Kemmerer Penn State 11/8/1952 279 Ernest Wilford Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 12 Alex Kinal Wake Forest 11/2/2013 Most PATS Most Touchdowns 8 Todd Sievers Miami (Fla.) 11/17/2001 Most Yards 4 Ernest Wilford Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 8 Harrison Butker Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 8 Roberto Aguayo Florida State 11/16/2013 495 Alex Kinal Wake Forest 11/2/2013 TOTAL OFFENSE Longest Punt KICKOFF RETURNS 76 Ed Abel Colgate 11/14/1959 Most Yards 76 Zack Campbell Akron 10/24/2009 549 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 Most Yards 208 Najeh Davenport Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 INTERCEPTIONS ALL-PURPOSE Most Returns Most Interceptions 7 Don McKnight Cincinnati 10/10/1998 3 Marcus Mauny West Virginia 11/24/1973 Most Yards 7 Hank Poteat Pittsburgh 10/31/1998 3 Willie Pile Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 341 Curt Warner Penn State 10/17/1981 3 Garnell Wilds Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Longest Return * - Touchdown 100* Roger Kochman Penn State 11/7/1959 100* DeJuan Daniels Boston College 10/30/1999 Most Yards 100* Shawn Terry West Virginia 11/4/2000 121 Carl Holland Cornell 11/8/1947 100* Nathan Jones Rutgers 10/26/2002 Longest Return * - Touchdown 95* Carl Holland Cornell 11/8/1947

* - Touchdown

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SCORING RECORDS MISCELLANEOUS MOST POINTS Games Played MOST TOUCHDOWNS GP Year W-L-T 1. 14 1893 4-9-1 Game Game 2. 13 1990 7-4-2 Pts Opponent Date TD Opponent Date 13 1997 9-4-0 1. 144 vs. Manhattan 11/5/1904 1. 10 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 13 2001 10-3-0 2. 85 vs. Johns Hopkins 10/19/1929 10 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 13 2010 8-5-0 3. 82 vs. Rochester 10/16/1915 3. 9 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 13 2012 8-5-0 4. 81 vs. Hamilton 10/3/1914 9 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 13 2013 7-6-0 5. 77 vs. Hobart 9/28/1929 9 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 6. 75 at St. Louis 11/27/1913 9 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 Games Won W Year W-L-T 7. 73 vs. Mount Union 11/6/1915 9 vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 1. 11 1959 11-0-0 73 vs. Ohio 10/7/1916 9 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 9. 71 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 11 1987 11-0-1 9. 8 at Cornell 10/11/1958 3. 10 1988 10-2-0 10. 70 vs. St. Lawrence 10/6/1900 8 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 10 1991 10-2-0 70 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 8 vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 10 1992 10-2-0 8 vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 10 2001 10-3-0 ACC Game 8 vs. Temple 10/18/1997 Pts Opponent Date 8 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 BIG EAST Games Won 1. 38 at Virginia 10/17/2015 W Year W-L-T ACC Game 1. 6 1992 6-0-0 6 1996 6-1-0 TD Opponent Date Season 6 1997 6-1-0 1. 5 at Virginia 10/17/2015 Pts Year Games Avg 6 1998 6-1-0 1. 468 1998 11 42.5 6 2001 6-1-0 2. 423 1997 12 35.3 Season 3. 407 1996 11 37.0 TD Year ACC Games Won 4. 405 1904 9 45.0 1. 62 1998 W Year W-L-T 5. 390 1959 10 39.0 2. 57 1997 1. 4 2013 4-4-0 390 2012 13 30.0 3. 56 1959 7. 363 1987 11 33.0 4. 53 1996 8. 347 2002 12 28.9 5. 49 2012 ALL-TIME STREAKS 9. 334 1995 11 30.4 6. 45 1987 Longest Winning Streak: 16 (1959-60) all 11 games in 10. 331 1915 12 27.6 45 2002 ‘59, first 5 games of ‘60, ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0. 8. 43 1995 9. 41 1990 Longest Unbeaten Streak: 16 (1959-60) all 11 games in MOST POINTS IN ONE HALF 41 2003 ‘59, first 5 games of ‘60, ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0.

Pts Opponent (Half) Date Longest Regular-Season Winning Streak: 22 (1958- 1. 45 vs. Miami (Fla.) (1st) 11/28/1998 FEWEST POINTS 60) last 7 games of ‘58, all 10 games of ‘59, first 5 vs. Colgate (1st) 11/14/1959 games of ‘60, ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0. 3. 43 vs. Cornell (1st) 10/11/1958 Game 4. 42 vs. Holy Cross (1st) 10/23/1971 Longest Single-Season Winning Streak: 11 games Pts Opponent Date (1959) perfect 11-0 record; (1987) all 11 regular- 42 vs. Miami (Fla.) (1st) 11/21/1970 1. 0 146 times 42 vs. Colgate (1st) 10/24/1987 season games of ‘87, ended with tie vs. Auburn, Last: at Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 16-16 (1988 Sugar Bowl). 42 vs. Temple (1st) 11/6/1993 42 vs. Rutgers (1st) 9/19/1998 Longest Home Winning Streak: 16 (1986-1989) last 3 42 vs. BYU (1st) 9/30/2000 ACC Game Pts Opponent Date games of ‘86, all 6 games in ‘87, all 6 games in ‘88, 42 vs. Rutgers (2nd) 11/25/2000 first game of ‘89, ended vs. Florida State, 41-10. 42 vs. Rhode Island (1st) 9/14/2002 1. 0 at Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 42 vs. Tulane (1st) 9/21/2013 Longest Road Winning Streak (including bowls): 9 Season (min. 2 games) (1959-60) all 6 games in ‘59, first 3 games of ‘60, ACC Game Pts Year ended vs. Army, 9-6. Pts Opponent (Half) Date All-Time: 4 1892 Longest Road Winning Streak (regular season): 12 1. 21 vs. Boston College (1st) 11/30/13 Modern (since 1946): 77 1947 (1958-60) last 3 games in ‘58, all 6 games in ‘59, 21 at Virginia (1st) 10/17/15 first 3 games of ‘60, ended vs. Army, 9-6.

MOST TIMES SHUT OUT Longest Season-Opening Winning Streak: 11 games

MOST POINTS PER GAME (1959) perfect 11-0 record; (1987) all 11 regular- Season season games of ‘87, ended with tie vs. Auburn, Season SHO Year 16-16 (1988 Sugar Bowl). Avg Year Pts Games All-Time: 8 1892 Longest Losing Streak: 11 (2005-06) last 9 games of 1. 45.0 1904 405 9 Modern (since 1946): 3 1974 ‘05, first 2 games of ‘06, ended vs. Illinois, 31-21*. 2. 42.5 ^ 1998 468 11 3. 39.0 + 1959 390 10 Consecutive Longest Single-Season Losing Streak: 9 (2005) final 4. 37.0 ^ 1996 407 11 SHO Year 9 games. 5. 35.3 ^ 1997 423 12 All-Time: 6 1892 6. 33.0 1987 363 11 Modern (since 1946): 2 1947 Longest Home Losing Streak: 5 (1973), ended vs. 7. 30.6 1916 275 9 2 1993 Boston College, 24-13; (2014) final 5 games, ended 8. 30.4 ^ 1995 334 11 vs. Rhode Island, 47-0, first home game of ‘15. 9. 30.0 2012 390 13 10. 29.6 1929 266 9 Longest Road Losing Streak: 10 (1946-48) last game of ‘46, all 5 games of ‘47, all 4 games of ‘48, ended vs. + - NCAA leader Rutgers, 21-9, first road game of ‘49. ^ - BIG EAST leader Longest Season-Opening Losing Streak: 8 (1973), ended vs. Holy Cross, 5-3.

* - Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA

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MOST FIELD GOALS Season MOST FIELD GOALS MADE PAT Year ATTEMPTED 1. 58 1998 Game 2. 52 1996 FG Opponent Date Game: 6 vs. Navy, 1970 3. 46 1997 1. 5 vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 6 vs. West Virginia, 1975 4. 43 1987 2. 4 vs. Tulane 10/2/1999 ACC Game: 3, Six times 43 2012 4 vs. Tennessee 9/5/1998 Last: vs. Clemson, 2015 6. 38 1995 4 vs. East Carolina 10/28/1989 Season: 30, 1975 7. 37 1988 4 vs. Maryland 9/5/1987 8. 37 2015 4 vs. Colgate 10/31/1981 9. 35 2000 4 vs. Miami (Fla.) 10/27/1979 10. 34 1992 4 vs. NC State 9/16/1978 MOST PATS MADE BY KICK 34 1991 4 vs. Connecticut 10/19/2012 Game ACC Game PAT Opponent Date MOST PATS BY KICK FG Opponent Date 1. 10 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 1. 3 at Wake Forest 10/18/2014 2. 9 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 ATTEMPTED 3 vs. Wake Forest 9/12/2015 9 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 9 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 Game: 10 vs. Rutgers, 1998 5. 8 vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 ACC Game: 5 at Virginia, 2015 Season 8 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 Season: 58, 1998 FG Year 7. 7 16 times 1. 18 1981 Last: vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 18 2010 3. 17 1991 ACC Game 17 1985 PAT Opponent Date 17 2014 1. 5 at Virginia 10/17/15 6. 16 1978 16 1977 16 1987 16 1992 16 2015

TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS MOST YARDS MOST PLAYS MOST YARDS PER PLAY

Game Game Game Yds Opponent Date Plays Opponent Date Avg (Plays/Yds) Opponent Date 1. 675 vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 1. 100 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 1. 9.5 (46/437) vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 2. 637 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 2. 98 vs. Kansas 9/29/1959 9.3 (65/607) vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 3. 634 vs. East Carolina 9/5/1992 3. 95 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 3. 8.8 (61/536) vs. Temple 10/22/1994 4. 629 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 95 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 4. 8.7 (61/533) vs. Rutgers 10/5/1996 5. 604 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 95 at Rutgers 10/9/1997 5. 8.6 (59/507) vs. Army 11/16/1996 6. 618 vs. Pittsburgh 10/8/1994 6. 94 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 8.6 (74/637) vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 7. 615 vs. Rutgers 10/9/1997 7. 93 vs. Holy Cross 11/11/1967 8.6 (73/629) vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 8. 610 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 93 vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1968 8. 8.4 (80/675) vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 9. 607 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 9. 92 at Virginia 11/15/1975 9. 8.3 (56/463) vs. Navy 11/5/1988 607 vs. Virginia 11/15/1975 10 90 vs. Pittsburgh 10/8/1994 10. 8.2 (72/589) vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 8.2 (60/492) vs. Vanderbilt 9/7/1991 8.2 (54/444) at Pittsburgh 10/16/1993 ACC Game ACC Game 8.2 (57/470) vs. Wisconsin 8/24/1997 Yds Opponent Date Plays Opponent Date 8.2 (62/510) vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 1. 480 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 1. 94 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 ACC Game Season Season Avg (Plays/Yds) Opponent Date Yds Year Plays Year 1. 7.3 (51/370) vs. Wake Forest 9/12/2015 1. 6,188 2012 1. 1,028 2012 2. 5,127 1997 2. 958 2013 3. 4,899 2013 Season 3. 862 2002 Avg (Plays/Yds) Year 4. 4,843 1987 4. 835 1979 1. 6.2 (778/4843) 1987 5. 4,769 1992 5. 829 2001 6.2 (728/4515) 1959 6. 4,730 1998 829 1997 6.2 (829/5127) 1997 7. 4,517 2002 7. 818 1972 4. 6.1 (780/4730) 1998 8. 4,515 1959 8. 814 2011 5. 6.0 (720/4305) 1988 9. 4,487 1979 9. 812 2010 6.0 (1,028/6,188) 2012 10. 4,437 2003 10. 809 1992 7. 5.9 (748/4378) 1989 5.9 (809/4769) 1992 FEWEST YARDS FEWEST PLAYS 5.9 (709/4152) 1995 10. 5.8 (744/4318) 1993 5.8 (757/4426) 1996 Game: -47 at Penn State, 1947 Game: 36 vs. Penn State, 1965 ACC Game: 136 at Boston College, 2014 ACC Game: 48 at Boston College, 2014 Season: 1,545, 1948 Season: 442, 1955

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FEWEST YARDS PER PLAY

Game: -1.0 at Penn State, 1947 ACC Game: 2.7 at Clemson, 2014 Season: 3.1, 1947 MOST TOTAL YARDS PER GAME

Season Avg (Gms/Yds) Year 1. 476.0 (13/6,188) ^ 2012 2. 451.5 (10/4,515) + 1959 3. 440.3 (11/4,843) 1987 4. 433.5 (11/4,768) 1992 5. 430.0 (11/4,730) 1998 6. 427.3 (12/5,128) ^ 1997 7. 407.9 (11/4,487) 1979 8. 402.4 (11/4,426) 1996 9. 398.0 (11/4,378) 1989 10. 392.5 (11/4,318) 1993 Syracuse averaged more than 400 yards of total offense per game for three straight seasons from + - NCAA leader 1996-98. The 1998 squad averaged 430 yards a contest, posted an 8-4 record and earned a berth in ^ - BIG EAST leader the 1999 Orange Bowl.

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS MOST FIRST DOWNS FEWEST PENALTIES MOST YARDS PENALIZED

Game Season Game FD Opponent Date Pen Year Yds Opponent Date 1. 36 vs. Pittsburgh 10/8/1994 1. 32 1956 1. 140 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 2. 34 at Virginia 11/15/1975 2. 35 1974 34 at Rutgers 10/9/1997 3. 36 1957 ACC Game 4. 33 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 4. 41 1953 Yds Opponent Date 5. 32 vs. Kansas 9/29/1959 5. 42 1955 1. 115 at Maryland 11/9/2013 6. 31 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 42 1954 31 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 7. 43 1981 8. 30 at Boston University 11/21/1959 43 1976 Season 30 vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1968 9. 44 1960 Yds Pen Year 30 at East Carolina 9/5/1992 10. 45 1975 1. 804 99 2013 30 vs. Boston College 11/24/2001 2. 803 97 2012 30 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 3. 797 100 2001 MOST PENALTIES 4. 771 93 2010 5. 766 90 1972 ACC Game 6. 764 88 2004 FD Opponent Date Game 7. 763 78 1977 1. 30 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 Pen Opponent Date 8. 756 69 1968 1. 15 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 9. 753 79 2011 15 vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 753 90 1997 Season 3. 13 at Temple 10/3/1952 FD Year 13 at Maryland 10/6/1973 1. 328 2012 13 vs. Maryland 10/8/1983 2. 259 1997 13 vs. Temple 10/7/1995 MOST FUMBLES 3. 258 1992 13 vs. Tulane 10/2/1999 4. 251 1998 8. 14 at Rutgers 11/13/1999 Game: 11 vs. Cornell, 1950 251 2013 14 vs. Maine 9/18/2010 ACC Game: 4 at Clemson, 2014 6. 250 1979 10. 12 14 times 4 at Virginia, 2015 7. 240 1959 Last: at Maryland 11/9/2013 Season: 47, 1972 8. 232 1987 232 1990 10. 229 1988 ACC Game MOST FUMBLES LOST Pen Opponent Date 1. 12 at Maryland 11/9/2013 Game: 7 vs. Cornell, 1950 7 at Wisconsin, 1972 Season ACC Game: 2 at Virginia, 2015 Pen Year Season: 28, 1972 1. 100 2001 2. 99 2013 3. 97 2012 MOST TOTAL TURNOVERS 4. 93 1999 5. 90 1997 Game: 11 vs. Cornell, 1950 6. 89 2010 ACC Game: 4 vs. Clemson, 2013 7. 89 1972 Season: 43, 1968 8. 86 2014 9. 83 2000 10. 81 2004

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RUSHING RECORDS MOST YARDS FEWEST YARDS PER CARRY

Game Game Yds Opponent Date Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date 1. 511 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 1. -3.8 (28/-107) at Penn State 10/18/1947 2. 497 at Virginia 11/15/1975 3. 455 vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 ACC Game 4. 438 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date 5. 435 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 1. -1.0 (37/38) vs. NC State 11/1/2014 6. 433 vs. Northwestern 9/27/1980 7. 431 vs. West Virginia 11/13/1965 Season 8. 421 at East Carolina 9/5/1992 Avg (Att/Yds) Year 9. 418 vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 1. 2.0 (375/753) 2007 10. 417 at Boston University 11/21/1959

ACC Game MOST YARDS PER GAME Yds Opponent Date 1. 362 at NC State 10/12/2013 Season Avg (Gms/Yds) Year Season 1. 313.6 (10/3,136) + 1959 Yds Year 2. 279.2 (11/3,071) 1979 1. 3,136 1959 3. 251.0 (10/2,510) + 1964 2. 3,071 1979 4. 249.4 (9/2,309) 1960 3. 2,600 1996 5. 239.1 (10/2,391) 1965 4. 2,533 2013 6. 237.5 (10/2,375) 1950

5. 2,512 1998 7. 236.4 (11/2,600) ^ 1996 6. 2,498 1964 8. 230.1 (08/1,841) 1954 Prince-Tyson Gulley ran for 132 yards on nine 7. 2,479 1978 9. 229.8 (10/2,298) 1967 carries at NC State in 2013 to help the Orange 10. 228.4 (11/2,512) ^ 1998 8. 2,465 1980 average 9.1 yards per rush versus the Wolfpack. 9. 2,431 2012 10. 2,426 1992 + - NCAA leader ^ - BIG EAST leader FEWEST YARDS MOST TOUCHDOWNS MOST ATTEMPTS Game: -107 at Penn State, 1947 Game TD Opponent Date ACC Game: 38 vs. NC State, 2014 Game Season: 543, 1948 1. 9 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 Att Opponent Date 2. 8 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 1. 82 at Virginia 11/15/1975 3. 7 vs. Colgate 11/15/1958 MOST YARDS PER CARRY 2. 79 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 7 vs. Rutgers 11/25/2000 3. 79 at Boston College 11/18/1978 5. 6 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 4. 77 vs. Kansas 9/29/1959 Game (min. 40 attempts) 6 vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 5. 76 at Navy 11/10/1979 6 at West Virginia 11/13/1965 Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date 6. 73 vs. Pittsburgh 10/31/1970 6 at Wisconsin 10/4/1969 1. 9.3 (40/370) vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 7. 73 vs. Temple 9/21/1951 6 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 2. 9.1 (40/362) at NC State 10/12/2013 8. 72 at Holy Cross 10/21/1950 6 vs. Washington State 9/29/1979 3. 8.5 (40/340) vs. Cornell 10/11/1952 9. 71 at Boston University 11/21/1951 6 vs. Northwestern 9/27/1980 4. 8.3 (41/342) vs. Rutgers 9/23/1950 10. 70 Six times 6 vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 5. 7.6 (50/380) vs. Rutgers 10/5/1996 Last: vs. Temple 10/11/1980 6 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 6. 7.5 (68/511) vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 7.5 (61/455) vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 8. 7.4 (47/348) vs. Boston University 9/26/1952 ACC Game ACC Game Att Opponent Date 7.4 (47/346) vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 TD Opponent Date 1. 51 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 10. 7.3 (41/298) vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 1. 3 at NC State 10/12/2013 7.3 (57/417) at Boston University 11/21/1959 3 vs. Clemson 11/14/2015 7.3 (59/433) vs. Northwestern 9/27/1980 Season Att Year Season ACC Game (min. 40 attempts) 1. 656 1979 TD Year Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date 2. 621 1978 1. 34 1998 1. 9.1 (40/362) at NC State 10/12/2013 3. 607 1972 2. 30 1959 4. 590 1977 3. 28 2001 5. 583 1980 Season 28 1996 6. 580 2001 28 1964 Avg (Att/Yds) Year 7. 579 1970 6. 27 2000 1. 5.5 (570/3,136) 1959 8. 573 1959 7. 26 1997 2. 5.1 (452/2,309) 1960 9. 569 1971 26 1990 3. 4.9 (531/2,600) 1996 10. 563 1973 26 1979 4. 4.8 (521/2,512) 1998 10. 25 1995 5. 4.7 (505/2,375) 1950 25 1965 4.7 (534/2,510) 1964 FEWEST ATTEMPTS 25 2013 7. 4.6 (485/2,231) 1963 4.6 (667/3,071) 1979 Game: 17 vs. USF, 2007 4.6 (392/1,784) 2008 ACC Game: 23 vs. Pittsburgh, 2015 4.6 (553/2,533) 2013 Season: 263, 1948

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PASSING RECORDS MOST YARDS FEWEST COMPLETIONS MOST YARDS PER ATTEMPT

Game: 0 vs. Colgate, 1947 Game Game 0 vs. Colgate, 1951 Yds Opponent Date Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date 0 at Fordham, 1954 1. 18.2 (13/236) vs. Louisville 12/2/1989 1. 482 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 0 vs. Penn State, 1956 2. 428 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 ACC Game: 8 at Boston College, 2014 3. 425 vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 8 vs. Wake Forest, 2015 ACC Game Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date 4. 423 at Louisville 9/22/2007 8 vs. Clemson, 2015 1. 15.8 (14/221) vs. Wake Forest 9/12/2015 5. 403 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Season: 23, 1954 6. 385 at Missouri 11/15/2012 7. 361 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 8. 360 at Connecticut 11/28/2009 Season Avg (Att/Yds) Year 9. 359 vs. Wagner 9/14/2013 MOST ATTEMPTS 1. 10.1 (250/2,518) 1987 10. 356 at Rutgers 10/13/2012 Game ACC Game Att Opponent Date MOST YARDS PER GAME Yds Opponent Date 1. 66 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. 307 vs. NC State 11/1/2014 2. 51 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 3. 47 at Cincinnati 11/3/2012 Season 4. 46 vs. USF 11/11/2011 Avg (Gms/Yds) Year Season 5. 45 at Northwestern 9/7/2013 1. 289.0 (13/3,757) 2012 Yds Year 6. 44 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 2. 241.5 (11/2,657) 1989 1. 3,757 2012 7. 43 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 3. 239.9 (11/2,639) 1993 2. 2,750 2007 8. 42 vs. Holy Cross 11/11/1967 4. 229.2 (12/2,750) 2007 3. 2,733 2011 42 vs. Rutgers 9/22/1984 5. 228.9 (11/2,518) 1987 4. 2,710 1997 42 at West Virginia 10/11/2008 6. 227.8 (12/2,733) 2011 5. 2,654 1989 42 at Rutgers 10/13/2012 7. 225.8 (12/2,710) 1997 6. 2,639 1993 42 vs. NC State 11/1/2014 8. 213.0 (11/2,343) 1992 7. 2,518 1987 9. 212.4 (11/2,336) 1988 8. 2,446 2009 10. 203.8 (12/2,446) 2009 9. 2,375 2010 ACC Game 10. 2,366 2013 Att Opponent Date 1. 43 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 HIGHEST COMPLETION FEWEST YARDS Season PERCENTAGE Att Year Game: 0 vs. Colgate, 1947 1. 473 2012 Game 0 vs. Colgate, 1951 2. 405 2013 Pct (Cmp/Att) Opponent Date 0 at Fordham, 1954 3. 383 2007 1. .842 (16/19) vs. Army 11/16/1996 0 vs. Penn State, 1956 383 2014 2. .833 (15/18) vs. Temple 10/7/1995 ACC Game: 66 at Boston College, 2014 5. 364 2010 .833 (10/12) vs. BYU 9/30/2000 Season: 301, 1954 6. 306 2015 4. .824 (14/17) vs. Navy 11/5/1988 7. 299 2008 .824 (14/17) at Northeastern 8/30/2008 8. 297 1993 6. .810 (17/21) at Temple 10/22/1994 MOST COMPLETIONS 9. 295 1997 7. .800 (8/10) at Miami (Fla.) 12/4/1971 10. 283 1986 .800 (8/10) at West Virginia 11/18/1972 Game .800 (20/25) vs. East Carolina 10/12/1991 Cmp Opponent Date .800 (16/20) vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 1. 45 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 FEWEST ATTEMPTS .800 (16/20) vs. Temple 11/8/2003 2. 31 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 .800 (28/35) vs. Wagner 9/14/2013 31 at Connecticut 11/28/2009 Game: 3 vs. Colgate, 1954 4. 30 vs. USC 9/8/2012 3 at Fordham, 1954 ACC Game 3 at Holy Cross, 1958 5. 29 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 Pct (Cmp/Att) Opponent Date ACC Game: 14 vs. Wake Forest, 2015 29 vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 1. .727 (16/22) at Virginia 10/17/2015 29 at Northwestern 9/7/2013 Season: 66, 1955 29 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 9. 28 vs. Wagner 9/1/4/2013 Season 10. 27 at USF 10/27/2012 MOST YARDS PER Pct (Cmp/Att) Year 1. .665 (177/266) 1989 COMPLETION 2. .647 (229/354) 2009 ACC Game 3. .625 (162/259) 1998 Cmp Opponent Date Game 4. .624 (261/418) 2011 1. 29 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 Avg (Cmp/Yds) Opponent Date .624 (295/473) 2012 1. 27.6 (8/221) vs. Wake Forest 9/12/2015 6. .614 (129/210) 1995 Season 2. 26.9 (7/188) vs. Lafayette 10/1/1949 7. .613 (155/253) 1990 Cmp Year 8. .607 (159/262) 1988 1. 295 2012 9. .599 (178/297) 1993 ACC Game 10. .598 (186/311) 2003 2. 261 2011 Avg (Cmp/Yds) Opponent Date .598 (242-405) 2013 3. 242 2013 1. 27.6 (8/221) vs. Wake Forest 9/12/2015 4. 229 2009 5. 207 2014 6. 205 2010 Season 7. 202 2007 Avg (Cmp/Yds) Year 8. 186 2003 1. 18.1 (139/2,518) 1987 9. 181 2004 10. 178 1993

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PUNTING RECORDS FEWEST PUNTS MOST YARDS PER PUNT Game Punts Opponent Date 1. 0 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 Game 0 vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 Avg (Punts/Yds) Opponent Date 0 vs. Temple 11/6/1993 1. 52.5 (4/210) vs. Boston College 10/2/1993 0 at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 2. 52.0 (3/156) vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 0 vs. Virgina Tech 9/20/1986 52.0 (3/156) vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 0 vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 4. 51.8 (5/259) vs. Pittsburgh 12/3/1988 0 vs. Boston College 11/12/1977 51.8 (8/414) vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 0 at Boston College 11/18/1967 6. 51.7 (6/310) at West Virginia 10/23/2010 0 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 51.7 (3/155) vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 10. 1 19 times 8. 51.5 (2/103) vs. Boston College 10/18/2003 Last: at Rutgers 10/10/1998 9. 51.3 (4/205) at West Virginia 9/24/1988 51.3 (7/359) vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 ACC Game ACC Game Punts Opponent Date Avg (Punts/Yds) Opponent Date 1. 2 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 1. 48.5 (2/97) vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 2 at Virginia 10/10/2015 48.5 (6/291) vs. Clemson 11/14/2015 Dick Easterly tossed three of Syracuse’s record Season Punts Year six touchdown passes versus Colgate in 1959. Season Avg (Punts/Yds) Year 1. 29 1959 1. 44.3 (44/1,950) 1993 29 1954 2. 43.9 (66/2,898) 2008 3. 30 1956 MOST TOUCHDOWNS 3. 43.5 (66/2,868) 2010 4. 33 1955 4. 43.4 (54/2,342) 1994 5. 34 1960 43.4 (40/1,734) 1996 6. 37 1964 Game 7. 38 1992 TD Opponent Date 6. 43.3 (67/2,903) 2015 7. 43.1 (40/1,725) 1995 8. 40 1953 1. 6 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 40 1962 2. 5 vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 8. 42.6 (77/3,282) 2001 9. 42.1 (63/2,654) 2009 40 1995 5 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 40 1996 5 vs. Maine 9/18/2010 10. 42.0 (72/3,021) 2006 5. 4 at Fordham 11/22/1952 42.0 (80/3,356) 2007 4 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 4 vs. Holy Cross 10/17/1959 MOST PUNTS 4 vs. Colgate 11/11/1961 MOST YARDS 4 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 Game 4 vs. Virginia Tech 9/24/1988 Game Punts Opponent Date 4 vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 Yds Opponent Date 1. 13 at Dartmouth 10/4/1946 4 vs. Navy 11/5/1988 1. 503 vs. Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 13 vs. Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 4 at Boston College 11/12/1988 2. 502 vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 3. 12 vs. Dartmouth 10/4/1947 4 at Rutgers 10/21/1989 502 at Penn State 12/7/1968 12 at Penn State 12/7/1968 4 vs. East Carolina 9/29/2001 4. 476 at Boston College 11/12/1994 12 at Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 4 at Louisville 9/22/2007 5. 450 at Penn State 10/18/1986 6. 11 at Penn State 10/18/1947 4 vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 6. 442 vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 11 at Boston University 10/30/1948 4 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 7. 433 at Maryland 10/3/1981 11 vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 4 at USF 10/27/2012 8. 418 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 11 at Penn State 10/18/1986 4 vs. Wagner 9/14/2013 9. 416 vs. Duke 11/8/2014 11 vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 4 vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 10. 414 vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 11 vs. Kansas State 12/29/2001 414 vs. Pittsburgh 10/28/1972 11 vs. West Virginia 9/4/2005 ACC Game 11 vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 TD Opponent Date ACC Game 1. 2 Seven times Yds Opponent Date ACC Game Last: at NC State 11/21/2015 1. 442 vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 Punts Opponent Date 1. 11 vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 Season Season TD Year Yds Year Season 1. 26 2012 1. 3,565 2005 Punts Year 2. 24 1998 2. 3,474 2013 1. 88 1939 3. 23 1987 3. 3,282 2001 88 1948 23 1988 4. 3,182 2014 3. 86 2005 23 2011 5. 2,903 2015 4. 84 2013 6. 22 1997 5. 2,898 2008 5. 80 2007 7. 21 1959 6. 2,868 2010 6. 77 2001 8. 19 1996 7. 2,841 1984 7. 76 2014 19 2010 8. 2,791 1970 8. 75 1946 19 2015 9. 2,497 1983 9. 72 1970 10. 2,474 2011 72 2006 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED

Game: 6 at Temple, 1948 6 at California, 1968 ACC Game: 4 vs. Clemson, 2013 Season: 26, 1982

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PUNT RETURN AND KICKOFF RETURN RECORDS MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS MOST KICKOFF RETURN

Game YARDS Yds Opponent Date 1. 190 vs. Miami 11/21/1970 Game 2. 172 at Penn State 10/18/1969 Yds Opponent Date 3. 146 vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 1. 230 vs. Penn State 10/21/1978 4. 137 vs. West Virginia 11/9/1963 2. 227 vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 5. 135 vs. Navy 11/8/1986 3. 207 at Washington 9/11/2010 6. 133 vs. Navy 11/16/1968 4. 206 vs. Boston University 10/16/1954 7. 131 vs. Holy Cross 10/5/1963 5. 205 vs. Washington 8/31/2007 8. 130 vs. Holy Cross 10/29/1955 6. 199 vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 9. 124 vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 7. 198 vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 10. 119 at West Virginia 11/2/1996 8. 196 vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 9. 194 vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 ACC Game 10. 188 vs. Navy 11/6/1976 188 vs. Rutgers 10/15/2005 Yds Opponent Date 1. 83 at Florida State 10/31/2015 ACC Game Season Yds Opponent Date 1. 155 at Louisville 11/7/2015 Yds (Ret) Year 1. 662 (51) 1941 2. 594 (38) 1970 Season 3. 556 (36) 1965 Yds (Ret) Year 4. 531 (34) 1997 1. 1,709 (69) 2007 5. 489 (40) 1963 2. 1,609 (73) 2008 6. 443 (41) 2000 3. 1,336 (59) 2011 7. 421 (31) 2002 4. 1,250 (55) 2009 8. 419 (27) 1985 5. 1,118 (54) 2002 9. 414 (36) 1996 6. 1,079 (48) 2010 10. 400 (26) 1969 7. 1,034 (47) 2004 8. 991 (45) 2005 9. 962 (38) 1998 MOST PUNT RETURNS 10. 947 (50) 1986 Max Suter racked up 1,299 of the Orange’s record 1,709 kickoff return yards in 2007. Game: 13 at Holy Cross, 1968 ACC Game: 4 vs. Boston College, 2013 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 4 vs. NC State, 2014 4 at Boston College, 2014 Game: 10 at Columbia, 1946 4 at Florida State, 2015 ACC Game: 7 at Louisville, 2015 Season: 69, 2007 Season: 73, 2008 MOST YARDS PER PUNT MOST YARDS PER KICKOFF RETURN RETURN

Game (min. 3) Game (min. 3) Avg (Ret/Yds) Opponent Date Avg (Ret/Yds) Opponent Date 1. 43.0 (5/215) at Penn State 10/18/1969 1. 50.7 (3/152) vs. Florida 9/21/1991

ACC Game (min. 3) ACC Game (min. 3) Avg (Ret/Yds) Opponent Date Avg (Ret/Yds) Opponent Date 1. 20.8 (4/83) at Florida State 10/31/2015 1. 24.7 (3/74) at NC State 11/21/2015

Season Season Avg (Ret/Yds) Year Avg (Ret/Yds) Year 1. 17.0 (23/390) 1995 1. 26.5 (31/823) 1997

Syracuse averaged a record 50.7 yards per kickoff return against Florida in 1991. Kirby Dar Dar keyed the effort with a 95-yard touchdown on the opening kickoff.

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DEFENSIVE RECORDS MOST POINTS ALLOWED MOST POINTS ALLOWED PER MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED

Game GAME Game Pts Opponent Date FR Opponent Date 1. 75 at Union 11/11/1891 Season (min. 9 games) 1. 8 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 2. 68 at Cornell 9/28/1892 Avg Year Pts Games 2. 6 vs. Colgate 11/14/1953 3. 66 at Union 11/11/1893 1. 34.8 2007 418 12 3. 5 at West Virginia 11/17/1990 2. 33.8 2002 406 12 4. 63 at Nebraska 10/1/1983 5 at Missouri 10/3/1987 3. 32.7 2008 392 12 5. 62 at Princeton 10/19/1912 5 vs. Villanova 9/13/1975 4. 31.0 2015 372 12 5 at Illinois 10/23/1954 62 at Virginia Tech 10/16/1999 5. 28.7 2004 344 12 5 vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 7. 61 vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 6. 28.5 2011 342 12 8. 4 vs. Auburn 9/22/2001 8. 59 at Columbia 11/23/1946 7. 27.9 2009 335 12 4 vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 59 at Miami (Fla.) 11/17/2001 8. 27.1 1948 244 9 4 at Minnesota 9/21/1996 59 at Florida State 11/16/2013 9. 26.8 1978 295 11 4 at Maryland 9/8/1984 26.8 2005 295 11 4 vs. NC State 9/17/1977 ACC Game 4 vs. Boston College 11/17/1973 Pts Opponent Date 4 vs. Penn State 10/2/1954 1. 59 at Florida State 11/16/2013 LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 4 at Fordham 11/20/1954 4 at Illinois 10/24/1953 4 at Cornell 9/29/1951 Season Game Pts Opponent (Score) Date Pts Year 1. 144 vs. Manhattan (144-0) 11/5/1904 1. 418 2007 ACC Game 2. 82 vs. Rochester (82-0) 10/16/1915 2. 406 2002 FR Opponent Date 3. 81 vs. Hamilton (81-0) 10/3/1914 3. 392 2008 1. 3 at Louisville 11/7/2015 4. 79 vs. Johns Hopkins (85-6) 10/19/1929 4. 372 2015 5. 77 vs. Hobart (77-0) 9/28/1929 5. 344 2004 6. 75 at St. Louis (75-0) 11/27/1914 Season 6. 342 2011 7. 73 vs. Mount Union (73-0) 11/6/1915 FR Year 7. 335 2009 73 vs. Ohio (73-0) 10/7/1916 1. 24 1951 8. 330 2013 9. 71 vs. Colgate (71-0) 11/14/1959 2. 22 1963 9. 324 1893 10. 70 vs. St. Lawrence (70-0) 10/6/1900 3. 21 1950 10. 322 2012 4. 19 1978 19 1975 ACC Game 19 1958 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED Pts Opponent (Score) Date 19 1953 1. 23 at Wake Forest (30-7) 10/18/2014 19 1948 Game 9. 18 1970 Pts Opponent Date 18 1961 1. 0 263 times MOST TOUCHDOWNS 18 1954 Last: vs. Rhode Island 9/4/2015 ALLOWED MOST FUMBLES BY AN ACC Game Game: 9 at Columbia, 1946 Pts Opponent Date 9 vs. Alabama, 1951 OPPONENT 1. 0 vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 9 at Nebraska, 1983 ACC Game: 8 at Georgia Tech, 2013 Game: 10 by Colgate, 1959 Season 8 at Florida State, 2013 ACC Game: 5 by Maryland, 2013 Pts Year Season: 53, 2007 Season: 37, 1972 All-Time: 16 1915 Modern (since 1946): 59 1959 MOST SHUTOUTS MOST TAKEAWAYS

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED Season Game SHO Year Tks Opponent Date PER GAME All-Time: 9 1915 1. 9 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 Modern (since 1946): 5 1959 9 vs. Colgate 11/14/1953 Season - All-Time (min. 9 games) 3. 8 at Indiana 10/2/1971 Avg Year Pts Games Consecutive 4. 7 at West Virginia 11/17/1990 1. 1.3 1915 16 12 SHO Year 7 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 2. 2.1 1923 19 9 All-Time: 6 1925 7 vs. Holy Cross 10/30/1954 3. 2.7 1925 27 10 Modern (since 1946): 2 1953 7 at Cornell 9/29/1951 4. 3.0 1920 27 9 2 1958 (twice) 8. 6 vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 5. 3.7 1919 41 11 2 1959 (twice) 6 at Maryland 9/8/1984 6. 3.9 1908 39 10 2 1968 6 at Pittsburgh 10/24/1981 7. 4.2 1910 42 10 2 1969 6 at West Virginia 10/7/1978 8. 4.6 1922 41 9 6 vs. Villanova 9/13/1975 4.6 1895 46 10 6 vs. Temple 9/9/1972 10. 5.1 1929 46 9 6 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 6 at Navy 9/18/1965 Season - Modern (since 1946) 6 vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 6 vs. Penn State 10/14/1950 Avg Year Pts Games 1. 5.9 1959 59 10 ACC Game Tks Opponent Date 1. 4 at Maryland 11/9/2013 4 at Clemson 10/25/2014 4 at Louisville 11/7/2015

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Season Tks Year TOTAL DEFENSE RECORDS 1. 42 1951 2. 39 1963 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS MOST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED 3. 37 1961 37 1950 ALLOWED 5. 35 1970 Game 35 1948 Yds Opponent Date 7. 34 1978 Game 1. 654 vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 34 1959 Yds Opponent Date 2. 642 at Florida State 9/21/1991 9. 33 1985 1. 17 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 3. 628 at Louisville 9/22/2007 33 1975 2. 25 at Boston University 11/21/1959 4. 624 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 33 1954 3. 27 vs. Boston University 9/24/1960 5. 615 at BYU 8/29/2002 4. 29 vs. Maryland 10/3/1959 6. 587 vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 5. 31 at Lafayette 11/4/1950 7. 582 vs. USF 11/10/2007 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS 6. 40 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 8. 581 at Northwestern 9/7/2013 7. 41 vs. Nebraska 10/18/1958 9. 579 at Louisville 11/7/2015 41 vs. UCLA 10/10/1964 10. 576 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1973 FEWEST FIRST DOWNS 9. 54 vs. Boston University 9/28/1946 ALLOWED 54 at Cornell 11/7/1953 ACC Game Yds Opponent Date Game ACC Game 1. 624 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 Yds Opponent Date FD Opponent Date 1. 170 at Wake Forest 10/18/2014 1. 2 vs. Maryland 10/3/1959 Season 2 vs. Rhode Island 9/4/2015 Season Yds Year Yds Year 1. 5,708 2002 ACC Game 1. 962 1959 2. 5,625 2007 2. 1,559 1960 3. 5,262 2015 FD Opponent Date 3. 1,769 1953 4. 5,122 2004 1. 9 vs. Boston College 11/28/2015 4. 1,810 1955 5. 4,974 2008 5. 1,835 1954 6. 4,925 2012 Season 6. 1,859 1964 7. 4,792 2006 FD Year 7. 1,867 1958 8. 4,773 2013 Total: 69 1939 8. 1,889 1962 9. 4,673 2011 69 1941 9. 1,921 1967 10. 4,374 1994 Rushing: 27 1959 10. 2,066 1956 Passing: 21 1949 MOST YARDS ALLOWED PER FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED MOST PENALTIES BY AN PLAY PER PLAY OPPONENT Game: 11.6 at Florida State, 2013 Game: 0.3 vs. George Washington, 1962 ACC Game: 11.6 at Florida State, 2013 Game: 17 by Maine, 2009 ACC Game: 2.7 vs. Wake Forest, 2013 Season: 6.5, 2002 ACC Game: 11 by Boston College, 2015 Season: 2.0, 1959 Season: 109, 2007 MOST PLAYS ALLOWED FEWEST TOTAL YARDS MOST PENALTY YARDS BY AN Game: 96 at Penn State, 1974 ALLOWED PER GAME ACC Game: 95 at NC State, 2013 OPPONENT Season: 908, 2007 Season Game: 163 by Columbia, 1947 Avg (Gms/Yds) Year ACC Game: 119 by Boston College, 2015 1. 96.2 (10/962) + 1959 FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED Season: 926, 2015 2. 173.2 (9/1,559) 1960 3. 185.9 (10/1,859) 1964 Game: 30 vs. Kansas, 1959 4. 188.9 (10/1,889) 1962 ACC Game: 45 at Florida State, 2013 5. 192.1 (10/1,921) 1967 Season: 411, 1955 6. 196.6 (9/1,769) 1953 7. 197.5 (10/1,975) 1966 8. 207.4 (9/1,867) 1958 9. 219.1 (10/2,191) 1961 10. 223.6 (10/2,236) 1969

+ - NCAA leader

The Syracuse defense allowed only nine first downs against Boston College in 2015.

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RUSH DEFENSE RECORDS FEWEST RUSHING YARDS FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED ALLOWED PER GAME

Game Season Yds Opponent Date Avg (Gms/Yds) Year 1. -88 at Boston University 11/21/1959 1. 19.3 (10/193) 1959 + 2. -57 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 2. 54.8 (10/548) 1967 3. -45 vs. Maryland 10/1/1966 3. 67.1 (10/671) 1966 4. -37 at UCLA 12/8/1962 4. 78.3 (10/783) 1964 5. -30 vs. Holy Cross 10/17/1959 5. 84.9 (9/764) 1958 6. -19 vs. Baylor 9/23/1967 6. 91.5 (11/1,007) 1992 ^ 7. -18 at Lafayette 11/4/1950 7. 93.8 (10/938) 1963 8. -17 vs. Florida 9/21/1991 8. 96.4 (9/868) 1952 9. -14 at Fordham 10/10/1952 9. 99.9 (11/1,099) 1985 10. -13 vs. Temple 9/26/1953 10. 101.6 (11/1,118) 1996 -13 at UCLA 12/5/1959 + - NCAA leader ^ - BIG EAST leader ACC Game Yds Opponent Date 1. 21 vs. Pittsburgh 11/23/2013 FEWEST RUSHES AGAINST

Season Game: 14 by East Carolina, 1992 Yds (Gms) Year ACC Game: 19 by Wake Forest, 2013 1. 193 (10) 1959 19 by Florida State, 2013 Kevin Mitchell and the 1992 Orange led the BIG 2. 548 (10) 1967 Season: 299, 1959 3. 738 (10) 1966 EAST Conference in rushing defense (91.5 ypg). 4. 849 (9) 1958 5. 861 (10) 1964 MOST RUSHES AGAINST 6. 920 (9) 1953 7. 938 (10) 1963 Game: 77 by Army, 1986 FEWEST RUSHING 8. 964 (9) 1952 ACC Game: 67 by Georgia Tech, 2013 9. 1,007 (11) 1992 Season: 636, 1974 TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 10. 1,043 (9) 1960 Season FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED TD Year MOST RUSHING YARDS 1. 5 1959 PER CARRY 5 1966 ALLOWED 3. 7 1956 Game 7 1958 Game Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date 7 1969 Yds Opponent Date 1. -3.8 (23/-88) at Boston University 11/21/1959 7 1987 1. 457 at West Virginia 10/14/2006 7 1996 2. 455 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1973 ACC Game 8. 8 1957 3. 446 vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date 8 1960 4. 434 at Penn State 10/18/1986 1. 0.8 (27/21) vs. NC State 11/1/2014 8 1962 5. 406 at West Virginia 11/9/1974 8 1963 6. 403 at Army 9/13/1986 Season 7. 395 vs. NC State 9/17/1977 Avg (Att/Yds) Year 8. 394 at Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 1. 0.7 (275/193) 1959 MOST RUSHING 9. 392 vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 10. 389 at Navy 11/7/1981 TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED MOST YARDS ALLOWED PER Game ACC Game TD Opponent Date Yds Opponent Date CARRY 1. 8 at Nebraska 10/1/1983 1. 394 at Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 Game Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date ACC Game Season 1. 11.8 (19/225) at Florida State 11/16/2013 TD Opponent Date Yds Year 1. 7 at Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 1. 2,980 (11) 1974 2. 2,807 (11) 1976 ACC Game 3. 2,575 (11) 1986 Avg (Att/Yds) Opponent Date Season 4. 2,494 (12) 2007 1. 11.8 (19/225) at Florida State 11/16/2013 TD Year 5. 2,274 (11) 1973 1. 32 1974 6. 2,273 (12) 2008 Season 2. 30 2007 7. 2,258 (11) 1979 Avg (Att/Yds) Year 30 1973 8. 2,240 (11) 2004 1. 5.0 (478/2,393) 1948 4. 26 2002 9. 2,238 (13) 2012 5.0 (428/2,152) 1993 5. 25 1978 10. 2,236 (11) 1978 5.0 (454/2,273) 2008 6. 24 2015 7. 23 1979 8. 22 1976 22 1993 10. 20 2006

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PASS DEFENSE RECORDS FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED

Game Yds Opponent Date 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 0 vs. Colgate 11/13/1948 0 at Army 10/15/1955 0 vs. Army 9/16/1989 5. 6 vs. Penn State 10/2/1954 6. 7 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 7 vs. Boston University 10/2/1953 7 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1962 9. 8 at Cornell 11/5/1949 10. 9 vs. Boston College 11/28/2015

ACC Game Yds Opponent Date 1. 9 vs. Boston College 11/28/2015

Season Yds Year 1. 487 1941 2. 516 1960 3. 719 1946 4. 742 1954 5. 756 1947 The 1960 Syracuse football team surrendered 516 passing yards in nine games (57.3 ypg) and just 6. 769 1959 one touchdown pass. Both are school records. 7. 826 1962 8. 846 1949 9. 849 1953 10. 863 1956 FEWEST PASSING YARDS MOST PASS ATTEMPTS ALLOWED PER GAME ALLOWED MOST PASSING YARDS Season Game: 77 vs. East Carolina, 1992 ALLOWED Avg (Gms/Yds) Year ACC Game: 54 vs. Wake Forest, 2013 1. 57.3 (9/516) 1960 Season: 428, 2013 Game 2. 76.9 (10/769) 1959 Yds Opponent Date 3. 78.3 (10/783) 1964 1. 555 at Louisville 9/22/2007 4. 79.9 (9/719) 1946 LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF 2. 521 at East Carolina 9/5/1992 5. 82.6 (10/826) 1962 3. 504 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 6. 84.0 (9/756) 1947 PASSES COMPLETED 4. 468 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 7. 92.8 (8/742) 1954 5. 453 vs. Boston College 11/16/1985 8. 94.0 (9/846) 1949 Game (min. 10 attempts) 6. 445 vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 9. 94.2 (10/942) 1961 Pct (Cmp-Att) Opponent Date 7. 440 at UCF 11/2/2002 10. 95.9 (9/863) 1953 1. 0.0 (0-10) Colgate 11/15/1947 8. 431 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 9. 430 vs. Central Michigan 9/19/2015 10. 424 vs. Louisville 11/10/2012 ACC Game FEWEST COMPLETIONS Pct (Cmp-Att) Opponent Date 1. 0.8 (1-13) Boston College 11/28/2015 ACC Game ALLOWED Yds Opponent Date 1. 468 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 Game: 0 vs. Colgate, 1947 Season 0 vs. Colgate, 1948 Pct Year 0 at Army, 1955 1. 33.3 1939 Season 0 vs. Army, 1989 Yds Year ACC Game: 1 vs. Boston College, 2015 1. 3,645 2002 Season: 35, 1955 FEWEST PASSING 2. 3,131 2007 3. 3,099 2011 TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 4. 3,080 2015 MOST COMPLETIONS 5. 2,987 2013 6. 2,882 2004 Season ALLOWED TD Year 7. 2,843 2012 1. 1 1960 8. 2,822 2009 Game: 45 at Louisville, 2007 2. 2 1953 9. 2,751 1985 ACC Game: 35 vs. Clemson, 2015 2 1959 10. 2,701 2008 Season: 267, 2007 4. 3 1958 3 1988 6. 4 1950 FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS 4 1955 4 1973 ALLOWED 4 1984

10. 5 1962 Game: 2 vs. Lafayette, 1951 ACC Game: 5 at Georgia Tech, 2013 Season: 95, 1955

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Season INT Year SPECIAL TEAMS DEFENSE 1. 24 + 1992 2. 22 1971 RECORDS 3. 21 1968 4. 20 1985 MOST PUNTS BY AN 5. 19 1956 19 1959 OPPONENT 19 1995 8. 18 1951 Game: 13 by Holy Cross, 1968 18 1970 ACC Game: 12 by Wake Forest, 2013 Season: 89, 1939 10. 17 1957 17 1963 17 1965 LOWEST PUNTING AVERAGE 17 1980 17 1983 BY AN OPPONENT 17 2003 17 2006 Game (min. 3) Avg (Punts/Yds) Opponent Date + - NCAA leader 1. 16.7 (3/50) Holy Cross 11/9/1957 MOST INTERCEPTION ACC Game (min. 3) Avg (Punts/Yds) Opponent Date RETURN YARDS 1. 33.6 (5/168) Boston College 11/30/2013 Bob Grosvenor had six of the Orange’s NCAA-leading 24 interceptions in 1992. Game: 177 vs. Boston College, 1975 Season ACC Game: 46 vs. Wake Forest, 2015 Avg (Punts/Yds) Year Season: 463, 1956 1. 31.8 (44/1,339) 1949 MOST PASSING MOST SACKS FEWEST PUNT RETURNS BY TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED Game AN OPPONENT

Sacks Opponent Date Game Season: 13, 1995 TD Opponent Date 1. 9 at Rutgers 10/26/1991 1. 6 vs. USC 9/8/2012 9 vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 2. 5 at Baylor 9/10/1966 9 vs Rutgers 11/21/2009 5 at North Carolina 9/6/2003 4. 8 vs. Boston College 11/14/1981 FEWEST PUNT RETURN 5 at Purdue 9/5/2004 8 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 8 vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/23/2006 YARDS ALLOWED 5 at USC 9/17/2011 7. 7 at Virginia Tech 9/26/1987 5 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 Season: 72, 1992 7 vs. Boston College 11/4/1989 7 vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 ACC Game 7 at West Virginia 11/2/1996 TD Opponent Date FEWEST KICKOFF RETURNS 1. 5 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 ACC Game BY AN OPPONENT Season Sacks Opponent Date 1. 5 at NC State 10/12/2013 Season: 20, 1991 TD Year 20, 1992 1. 24 2009 2. 23 2004 Season 23 2012 Sacks Year 4. 22 2002 1. 41 1985 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS BY 22 2003 2. 40 2001 6. 21 2011 3. 37 2013 AN OPPONENT

7. 20 2007 4. 35 1983 Game: 11 by Colgate, 1959 8. 19 2014 35 2009 11 by Rutgers, 1998 9. 18 2015 6. 34 1991 ACC Game: 6 by Clemson, 2015 10. 17 1994 34 2006 Season: 75, 1998 17 1995 8. 33 1987 17 2006 33 1997 10. 32 1992 FEWEST KICKOFF RETURN MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED YARDS ALLOWED

Game Season: 340, 1954 INT Opponent Date 1. 6 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 2. 5 at Navy 9/18/1965 MOST KICKOFF RETURN 5 at Penn State 10/17/1970 5 at Indiana 10/2/1971 YARDS ALLOWED 5 at Temple 10/24/1992 5 vs. Tulane 10/2/1999 Game: 235 vs. Holy Cross, 1971 7. 4 Nine times ACC Game: 133 vs. Boston College, 2015 Last: vs. Eastern Michigan 10/14/1995 Season: 1,533, 1998 ACC Game INT Opponent Date 1. 3 vs. Wake Forest 9/12/2015

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KENT 2016-17 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Chairman: Steven W. Barnes, ‘82 SYVERUD Chairman Emeritus: Richard L. Thompson, ‘67, Hon. ‘15 Vice Chair: David G. Edelstein, ‘78 Chancellor & President Vice Chair: Sharon Haines Jacquet, ‘72 Vice Chair: James D. Kuhn, ‘70, ‘72 Vice Chair: Reinaldo Pascual, ‘85 Senior VP & University Secretary: Lisa A. Dolak, L’88 Kent Syverud is chancellor and president of Syracuse University. Appointed by the University’s Board of Trustees in September 2013, he assumed the post in Voting Trustees Life Trustees January 2014, becoming the 12th leader of the University since its founding in Patrick J. Ahearn, ‘73, ‘74 William F. Allyn, ‘59 1870. Richard M. Alexander, ‘82 H. Douglas Barclay, ‘61, Hon. ‘98 Chancellor Syverud came to Syracuse University from Washington University Joanne F. Alper, ‘72 J. Patrick Barrett in St. Louis, where he served as dean and Ethan A.H. Shepley Dis nguished Steven W. Ballentine, ‘83 Charles W. Beach, ‘58, ‘67 University Professor since 2006. Prior to that, he spent eight years as dean at Martin N. Bandier, ‘62 Michael M. Bill, ‘58 Vanderbilt Law School. During his tenure at Washington University, he led eff orts Steven W. Barnes, ‘82 Lee N. Blatt, ‘51 to create university-wide programs in Washington, D.C., in partnership with John H. Chapple, ‘75, Hon. ‘11 John E. Breyer Ángel Collado-Schwarz, ‘74 Walter D. Broadnax, ‘75 the Brookings Ins tu on, and in New York in partnership with the Olin School. Lauren B. Cramer, ‘94 William J. Brodsky, ‘65, ‘68 He also advanced eff orts to expand online educa on opportuni es, including Darlene T. DeRemer, ‘77, ‘79 Wendy H. Cohen, ‘70, Hon. ‘02 development of an innova ve online master’s degree program. Robert E. Dineen, ‘66 Robert J. Congel Chancellor Syverud has served since 2010 as one of two independent trustees Nicholas M. Donofrio, ‘71, Hon. ‘11 John A. Couri, ‘63, Hon. ‘08 of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Trust, a $20 billion fund created by BP in David G. Edelstein, ‘78 W. Carroll Coyne, ‘54, ‘57 nego a on with the White House to pay claims arising from the BP oil spill in Steven L. Einhorn, ‘64, ‘67 Gerald B. Cramer, ‘52, Hon. ‘10 the Gulf of Mexico. A 1981 graduate of the University of Michigan Law School, Cliff Ensley, ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Renée Schine Crown, ‘50, Hon. ‘84 David B. Falk, ‘72 Daniel A. D’Aniello, ‘68 he also was an expert witness for the University of Michigan in the landmark Winston C. Fisher, ‘96 Michael A. Dritz, ‘59 affi rma ve-ac on case Gru er v. Bollinger. David M. Flaum, ‘75 Richard Dulude, ‘54 A er earning a Juris Doctor and an M.A. in economics, Chancellor Syverud Stuart Frankel, ‘61 Michael J. Falcone, ‘57 went on to work as a law clerk for Judge Louis Oberdorfer of the U.S. District Neil A. Gold, ‘70 Daryl R. Forsythe, ‘65, ‘79 Court for the District of Columbia and for U.S. Supreme Court Jus ce Sandra Day Melanie Gray, ‘81 Marshall M. Gelfand, ‘50 O’Connor. He prac ced law in the fi elds of li ga on and insurance at Wilmer, Joshua H. Heintz, ‘69 Alan Gerry Cutler & Pickering in Washington, D.C., from 1985 to 1987. From 1987 to 1997, Peter A. Horvitz, ‘76 Samuel V. Goekjian, ‘52 he served on the faculty of the University of Michigan Law School, earning tenure Sharon Haines Jacquet, ‘72 Kun Goh, Hon. ‘01 Lawrence S. Kramer, ‘72 Lola L. Goldring, ‘51 in 1992 and advancing to associate dean for academic aff airs in 1995. He has James D. Kuhn, ‘70, ‘72 Kenneth E. Goodman, ‘70 been a visi ng professor at the Cornell Law School, the University of Pennsylvania Christine E. Larsen, ‘84 Edward S. Green, ‘47, ‘60 Law School, and the University of Tokyo Faculty of Law and Poli cs. Deborah Leone, ‘86, ‘87 Paul Greenberg, ‘65 A past editor of the Journal of Legal EducaƟ on, Chancellor Syverud also has Robert R. Light, ‘78 Alfred M. Hallenbeck, ‘52 served as president of the American Law Deans Associa on, as chair of the board Donald T. MacNaughton, ‘68 Gerald T. Halpin, ‘50 of the Law School Admission Council, and as president of the Southeastern Patricia H. Mautino, ‘64, ‘66 Richard S. Hayden, ‘60 Associa on of American Law Schools. He is a past chair of the accredi ng Theodore A. McKee, ‘75 Richard L. Haydon, ‘66 James A. Monk, ‘80 Jerrold A. Heller, ‘63 authority for law schools in the United States; the ABA Sec on on Legal Judith C. Mower, ‘66, ‘73, ‘80, ‘84 Joyce Hergenhan, ‘63 Educa on and Admissions to the Bar; and a past chair of the Board of Access Samuel G. Nappi Jonathan J. Holtz, ‘77 Group, which is evolving into the largest funded nonprofi t organiza on in the Mark A. Neporent, ‘82 G. William Hunter, ‘65 world benefi ng legal educa on. Joan A. Nicholson, ‘71, ‘71, ‘89, ‘99 Bernard R. Kossar, ‘53, ‘55 Chancellor Syverud has published numerous law review ar cles concerning Reinaldo Pascual, ‘85 John L. Kreischer, ‘65 civil li ga on, insurance law, and nego a on, as well as a monograph on the Edward J. Pettinella, ‘76 Stephen F. Kroft, ‘71 professional responsibili es of insurance defense lawyers. His more recent Howard G. Phanstiel, ‘70, ‘71 Joseph O. Lampe, ‘53, ‘55, Hon. ‘04 Elliott I. Portnoy, ‘86 Vernon L. Lee, ‘54 wri ngs have concerned legal educa on and service as dean, including the Kent Syverud Marvin K. Lender, ‘63 ar cles “Three Principles of Eff ec ve Deaning,” “A Parable of Law School Robert P. Taishoff, ‘86 Arthur S. Liu, ‘66 Leadership,” and “How Deans (and Presidents) Should Quit.” A frequent speaker Michael G. Thonis, ‘72 Tarky J. Lombardi, ‘51, ‘54, Hon. ‘87 at conferences in the United States and abroad, he has received outstanding Michael T. Tirico, ‘88 Arielle Tepper Madover, ‘94 teaching awards from students at both the University of Michigan and Vanderbilt Mark Verone, ‘95 Donovan J. McNabb, ‘98 University. Kathleen A. Walters, ‘73 Daniel N. Mezzalingua, ‘60 Chancellor Syverud and his wife, Dr. Ruth Chen, are the parents of three grown Michael D. Wohl, ‘72, ‘75 Robert J. Miron, ‘59 Abdallah H. Yabroudi, ‘78, ‘79 Eric Mower, ‘66, ‘68 sons: Steven, Brian and David. Dr. Chen, an environmental toxicologist, holds a Alexander G. Nason, ‘81 professor of prac ce appointment in the College of Engineering and Computer Honorary Trustees Deryck A. Palmer, ‘78 Science at SU. Alfred R. Goldstein, Hon. ‘85 Doris L. Payson, ‘57 Robert B. Menschel, ‘51, Hon. ‘91 Susan C. Penny, ‘70 Donald E. Newhouse, ‘51 Julius L. Pericola Martin J. Whitman, ‘49, Hon. ‘08 Edwin A. Potter, ‘55 H. John Riley, ‘61 Alvin I. Schragis, ‘51 Judith Greenberg Seinfeld, ‘56 Ann M. Stevenson, ‘52 Allan D. Sutton, ‘55 Richard L. Thompson, ‘67, Hon. ‘15 Robert E. Warr Thomas C. Wilmot, ‘79 Anthony Y. C. Yeh, ‘49 Samuel J. Zamarripa, ‘78

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JOHN HERMAN WILDHACK FRAZIER Director of Athletics Senior Deputy Director of Athletics

A uniquely qualifi ed execu ve with a vast knowledge of and passion for Veteran athle cs administrator Herman Frazier was promoted to senior Syracuse University Athle cs, John Wildhack was named Syracuse’s 11th director deputy director of athle cs in May 2016 a er joining the Syracuse University of athle cs in July 2016. A veteran leader at ESPN, Wildhack was most recently staff as deputy athle cs director/chief of staff in 2011. the network’s execu ve vice president for programming and produc on. He held A na ve of Philadelphia, Frazier boasts nearly 40 years of experience in that posi on from 2014-16 and was responsible for 50,000 hours of content athle cs administra on, including eight years of experience as an athle cs annually. director. He has overseen the par cipa on of the Syracuse football team in the A na ve of Upstate New York and a 1980 alumnus of the S.I. Newhouse School 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl and the 2013 Texas Bowl. In 2012, he received of Public Communica ons, Wildhack held a number of cri cal leadership roles the NACDA Pioneer Award for his posi on as the Chef de Mission for the 2004 at ESPN and was responsible for a number of fi rsts at the network. Those fi rsts Olympic Games. included producing ESPN’s fi rst live regular-season college football game in Before coming to Syracuse, Frazier was the senior associate athle cs director September 1984 and its fi rst live NFL game in August 1987. for sports administra on at Temple University. Prior to joining the Owls, Frazier In his role as execu ve vice president for programming and produc on, served six years as the director of athle cs at Hawaii. He was also the director of Wildhack oversaw all ESPN produc on eff orts, as well as programming athle cs at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). acquisi ons, rights holder rela onship management and scheduling. He managed At Temple, Frazier supervised the football, basketball, baseball, soccer, and all league and conference rela onships and nego ated all live sports television crew programs, and was the administra ve liaison for budget, compliance, rights; renego ated a nine-year deal with the Na onal Basketball Associa on fi nancial aid, coaching searches, scheduling, academic support, facility issues, (NBA), extending the exis ng contract through 2023; renego ated a new 20-year event management, media rela ons, and marke ng. He was also responsible agreement with the Southeastern Conference that will extend the exis ng media for administra ve supervision of the equipment opera on, facili es, event rights deal through 2034; helped secure long-term mul pla orm agreements management, sports medicine, and strength and condi oning. Frazier handled with the NBA, Major League Baseball, College Football Playoff , Atlan c Coast the administra ve logis cs for Temple’s appearance in the 2009 Eagle Bank Bowl Conference, Big 12, U.S. Open Tennis, the Rose and Sugar Bowls, the Women’s and the 2010 and 2011 men’s basketball NCAA Tournament appearances. Na onal Basketball Associa on, the American Athle c Conference and the Frazier was the athle cs director at Hawaii from 2002 through 2008, where he Mountain West Conference; and won more than 30 Emmy Awards. guided Warrior athle cs to unparalleled success with the football team earning Previously, Wildhack served as execu ve vice president for produc on from a spot in the 2008 Sugar Bowl following an unbeaten regular season. Under 2012 to 2014, during which me he was responsible for all ESPN and ABC game, Frazier’s direc on, the football team earned four consecu ve bowl bids, and event and studio produc on work for domes c and interna onal television the volleyball program advanced to back-to-back Final Fours. During his tenure, and radio networks. Prior to that, he was ESPN’s execu ve vice president for Frazier created premium seat dona ons, established a fi ve-year fi nancial plan, programming and acquisi ons from 2007 un l 2012. During that me, he nego ated head coaching contracts for football and women’s basketball, and oversaw all rights nego a ons and managing rela onships with rights holders was instrumental in bringing an Olympic trials event to Honolulu. for all ESPN en es. These included ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Classic, ESPNEWS, ESPN Frazier’s fi rst athle cs director post was at UAB in 2000. As the second Deportes, ESPNU, ESPN Interna onal, ESPN Radio, ESPN.com, ESPN3, ESPN director of athle cs in the history of the school, Frazier started a $30 million Mobile Proper es, print and more. In 2009, he began leading strategic program facility improvement plan and was responsible for ins tu ng new management planning for all the ESPN television networks, ESPN on ABC and ESPN’s digital concepts and a strategic master plan for the program. pla orms. Frazier began his career in administra on immediately upon gradua on from Wildhack, who was born and raised in Buff alo, fi rst joined ESPN as a Arizona State, joining the Sun Devils staff as a graduate assistant for the track produc on assistant in 1980. He served in a number of produc on posi ons prior & fi eld program in 1977. In 1979, he was appointed assistant director of events to taking on a leadership role, including produc on assistant, associate producer, and facili es. During his 23-year tenure at ASU, Frazier moved up the ranks senior associate producer, producer, coordina ng producer and director of event to the posi on of senior associate athle cs director for business opera ons. produc ons. Frazier was the administrator for 10 Olympic sports that won numerous na onal An ac ve Syracuse alumnus, Wildhack sits on the advisory board for the championships and the football program, which earned two Rose Bowl berths, David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics and was an honoree at the and he directed business aff airs, opera ons, and stadium management. “Newhouse at 40” Gala. An eight- me All-American track performer at ASU, Frazier was the leadoff runner for the 1976 Olympic gold medal-winning 4x400 relay team. From 1980 through 2004, Frazier served on various United States Olympic commi ees, including two s nts as the U.S. Olympic Commi ee vice president from 1996 through 2004. In 2004, Frazier was chosen Chef de Mission for the en re U.S. delega on at the Athens Olympics and presided over the most successful U.S. Olympic team in history with 103 medals.

Chancellor Kent Syverud (left) introduced John Wildhack and his family at a news conference on July 12, 2016.

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ANTHONY SUE DI FINO EDSON Associate AD/Business Development Executive Senior Associate AD/ Chief Communications Officer

Syracuse na ve Anthony Di Fino joined the Orange staff as associate athle cs As the chief communica ons offi cer for Syracuse University Athle cs, Sue director for business development in March 2016. Edson is responsible for all public rela ons and media rela ons func ons for Di Fino is responsible for developing strategic marke ng campaigns intended Orange athle cs. to cul vate community rela onships and build support for Syracuse Athle cs. He Edson serves as a member of the department’s senior leadership group is a member of the external rela ons team that steers decisions on marke ng, and the external rela ons team, which includes communica ons, marke ng, fundraising, cke ng, sponsorship and communica ons ini a ves. ckets, fundraising, corporate sales, digital media and video produc on. She Di Fino’s previous experience includes posi ons at IMG Learfi eld (IMGL) Ticket also supervises the athle c communica ons, digital enterprises and mul -media Solu ons and in the athle cs departments at Army West Point, Columbia and produc on teams. The communica ons staff is responsible for the dissemina on Fordham. of informa on for Syracuse’s 20 intercollegiate teams to appropriate The 2013 IMGL General Manager of the Year and 2014 IMGL Execu ve of the organiza ons, management of the department website (Cuse.com) and social Year, Di Fino rose quickly through the company’s ranks. He served as the IMGL media channels, ac ng as a liaison between the media and the department, and general manager for the University of Akron from 2011 to 2013, and worked as educa ng administrators, coaches and student-athletes with regard to public the general manager at Penn State from May 2013 to August 2014. speaking and interviewing skills. In August 2014, Di Fino was promoted to IMGL Northeast Regional Manager. A 26-year veteran of the Orange athle cs department, she was promoted to In that capacity, he directed the sales eff orts for 13 IMGL proper es, ins tu ng execu ve senior associate athle cs director/chief communica ons offi cer in the pricing strategy, developing sales schedules and campaigns, overall marke ng spring of 2015. Previously, she served as the associate director of athle cs for strategies and supervised the general managers at each property. communia ons from 2006-14 a er s nts as assistant director of athle cs for During his tenure at Akron, Di Fino led a sales team that increased new communica ons (2004-06) and director of athle c communica ons (1997-2004). revenues by 72 percent, highlighted by a 860 percent increase in par al plans Edson was inducted into the College Sports Informa on Directors Associa on and a 91-percent growth rate in group sales. At Penn State, he directed a sales (CoSIDA) Hall of Fame in 2012. team that sold more than 5,000 new seasons ckets in two consecu ve years, Prior to her appointment as the director of athle c communica ons in 1997, and oversaw a growth in group sales of more than 200 percent. Edson worked as an assistant director for seven years, including four years as Prior to joining IMG Learfi eld, Di Fino served as the assistant athle cs director the department’s publica ons coordinator. As publica ons coordinator, she was for cket sales and client services at the United States Military Academy, responsible for the produc on of 16 media guides. In addi on, she handled the overseeing all cket sales eff orts, tailga ng and marke ng strategies for Army day-to-day public rela ons du es for women’s basketball. West Point. His previous experience also includes working as the cket manager Edson began her career at Syracuse University in 1990 as an assistant sports at and as a marke ng assistant at Fordham University. informa on director and was responsible for handling the public rela ons for the Di Fino is a 2006 Fordham graduate where he was a member of the football Orange’s 17 Olympic sports. team. He earned a master’s degree from Columbia in 2009. In 2006, Edson was honored with the 2006 Eastern College Athle c Conference-Sports Informa on Directors Associa on (ECAC-SIDA) Irving T. Marsh Award for excellence in the fi eld of sports informa on. The follwong year, she was recognized with the Greater Syracuse ‘40 Under 40’ award for her signifi cant contribu ons in the workplace and local community. Edson has been the media coordinator for the NCAA Men’s Basketball East Regional in Syracuse fi ve mes and served as the media coordinator for the fi rst and second rounds of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship at the Carrier Dome in 2016. She served on the ECAC-SIDA Board of Directors for eight years and was the organiza on’s president in 2002-03. An adjunct professor in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communica ons, Edson taught a class in sports public rela ons from 1994 through 2013. Edson graduated from Syracuse in 1990 with a dual degree in broadcast journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communica ons and policy studies from the Maxwell School. Edson resides in Jamesville with her son, Thomas, and her daughter, Tracey. Her late husband, Rob Edson, was an athle cs administrator at Syracuse and Onondaga Community College before his passing in 2013. She is a co-president of the Jamesville-DeWi Youth Athle c Associa on Board of Directors and serves as the co-coordinator of the basketball program. In addi on, she is a youth basketball coach and was previously an ac ve member of the Jamesville Elementary Parent Teacher Group (PTG).

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KIMBERLY MOREY KEENAN-KIRKPATRICK MOSSOVITZ Deputy AD/Senior Women’s Administrator Assistant AD/Facilities & Event Operations

Kimberly Keenan-Kirkpatrick joined the Syracuse University Department of Morey Mossovitz was named Syracuse’s assistant athle c director of facili es Athle cs as the deputy athle cs director/senior women’s administrator in August and event opera ons in August 2011 a er serving in the specialized role of 2015. She came to Syracuse from Seton Hall University, where she worked as a facili es coordinator with academic support responsibili es. member of the school’s athle cs administra on since 2006. Mossovitz oversees the daily opera ons, facility upkeep, and renova on At Seton Hall, Keenan-Kirkpatrick was an associate director of athle cs for projects for the Lampe Athle cs Complex. He is the primary supervisor for fi ve years prior to her promo on to senior associate director of athle cs in 2011. Manley Field House, Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center, Iocolano-Pe y She directed Seton Hall’s NCAA compliance program, was the school’s deputy Football Complex, Ensley Athle c Center, SU Soccer Stadium, J.S. Coyne Stadium, coordinator for Title IX, served as the sport administrator for mul ple programs, Wohl Field, Hookway Fields, the Skytop So ball Stadium and select Carrier Dome chaired the BIG EAST Track & Field and Cross Country Championship commi ees, events. and ini ated many Pirate Blue Athle cs fundraising ac vi es. Mossovitz provides administra ve support to Vice President and Chief As the associate athle cs director for compliance, Keenan-Kirkpatrick was Facili es Offi cer Pete Sala and serves as the department’s liaison with Syracuse responsible for overseeing rules educa on and monitoring compliance issues for University Parking Services, the Department of Public Safety, EMS, Visit Syracuse, all 14 of Seton Hall’s intercollegiate sports. the University’s Offi ce of Government and Community Rela ons and the Offi ce of Prior to her appointment at Seton Hall in 2006, Keenan-Kirkpatrick was the Recrea on Services. associate athle cs director and senior women’s administrator at Lafaye e As game manager for all Olympic spor ng events and tournament manager for College for four years. She served in the same capaci es at Kutztown University select Atlan c Coast Conference and NCAA events, Mossovitz works with nearly from 1996-2002. Before joining the Golden Bears, she worked as an a orney and every sport program on campus. Most recently, he served as the tournament served as Drew University’s business manager and head cross country coach. manager for the 2015 NCAA Men’s Basketball East Regional and was recently A track & fi eld standout at Kent State, Keenan-Kirkpatrick earned the Mid- appointed the administrator in charge of overseeing Syracuse’s camps and clinics. American Conference’s Bob James Memorial Postgraduate Scholarship and Prior to his promo on in 2011, Mossovitz acted as the Orange’s academic and placed second in the 5,000-meter run at the MAC Indoor Championship her facili es coordinator. He primary responsibili es included academic coordina on senior year. for men’s and women’s lacrosse and tennis, while assis ng in the daily and Keenan-Kirkpatrick’s reputa on as an elite track & fi eld athlete was proven gameday opera ons of the Lampe Athle cs Complex and the Carrier Dome. later in her career when she served as an assistant coach for the U.S. Track & Mossovitz earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in Field team at the 2005 World Championship and 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, educa onal studies from Syracuse University in 2008. Two years later, he China. In both instances, and in many others, she worked specifi cally with received a master’s degree in student aff airs counseling from the University. America’s distance runners. Mossovitz is a member of Psi Chi, the Interna onal Honor Society in Psychology. Keenan-Kirkpatrick transi oned to a management role for USA Track & He is also a member of the Chi Sigma Iota Counseling Honor Society. Field in 2011, serving as the head women’s manager for the Pan Am games in During his undergraduate and postgraduate career, Mossovitz served as team Guadalajara, Mexico, and, most recently, as the track & fi eld event manager for manager, graduate assistant and assistant director of camps for the Orange men’s the U.S. men and women at the 2015 Pan Am games in Toronto. lacrosse program. Keenan-Kirkpatrick earned a law degree from Seton Hall in 1993. She also A na ve of Bal more, Md., where his family s ll resides, Mossovitz is an holds a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Kent State. She and her husband, alumnus of St. Paul’s School for Boys. He currently lives in Faye eville with his Brian, live in Manlius with their two daughters, Libbie and Madison. wife, Elizabeth, and their dog, Penny.

JEREMIAH MAHER Associate AD/Ticket Sales & Operations

Jeremiah Maher, who joined the Syracuse athle cs department staff in 2007, is responsible for supervising all facets of Syracuse’s cke ng and customer service, as it relates to the Carrier Dome Box Offi ce opera on. Before coming to Syracuse, the Rochester, N.Y. na ve was the director of cket sales at Seton Hall University. While with the Pirates, Maher established policies and procedures for re-sea ng in the Pruden al Center, coordinated with the athle c development offi ce to implement a priority sea ng system for men’s basketball and generated strategies for the men’s and women’s basketball cket sales campaigns. He began at Seton Hall as the cket manager, a post he held for fi ve years before being promoted. Prior to working at Seton Hall, Maher was the assistant director of sports informa on and marke ng at Siena College. Maher, who has volunteered at the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, is a member of the Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity and the Na onal Associa on of Collegiate Marke ng Administrators (NACMA). He earned a bachelor’s degree in marke ng and management from Siena and an MBA, with a concentra on in sports management, from Seton Hall. Jeremiah and his wife, Jackie, have two children, Nicholas and Caroline.

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JAMIE TOMMY MULLIN POWELL Senior Associate AD/Administration Assistant Provost/Student-Athlete Academic Development

Jamie Mullin was promoted to senior associate athle cs director for administra on A proven leader in academic training, Tommy Powell came to Syracuse University in July 2013 a er serving in mul ple roles since joining the Syracuse staff in 2003. as provost for student-athlete academic development in August 2013. Powell has an Mullin was hired as the Orange’s director of athle c compliance in July 2003. He extensive background in guiding student-athletes to success in the classroom and was promoted to associate director of athle cs for team services in 2006, and served in the community. He joined the Orange staff from Iowa State University, where he as associate director of athle cs for administra on prior to his current appointment. served as the associate athle cs director for academic services since 2008. Mullin is the liaison to the University’s legal counsel, judicial aff airs, admissions, and While with the Cyclones, Powell implemented a standard comprehensive academic fi nancial aid departments. In addi on, Mullin is responsible for athle cs department support program for all student-athletes. The program helped student-athletes a ain policy development and strategic planning. He also provides managerial support to the a higher cumula ve GPA than the general student popula on from 2011 to 2013. Iowa equipment room, sports nutri on staff , and video support services. Mullin is the sport State’s 79 percent federal gradua on rate in 2010 was the highest in the Big 12 and administrator the SU’s men’s lacrosse, women’s ice hockey, fi eld hockey, and rowing the seventh-best among FBS schools. In 2009, Iowa State’s CHAMPS/Life Skills program programs. earned the Division I-A Athle c Directors Associa on Na onal Program of Excellence Before coming to Syracuse, Mullin worked at Fresno State for two years. He was Award. named Fresno State’s director of compliance in June 2001 and was promoted to Prior to his me at Iowa State, Powell was the associate director of the Louisiana assistant athle c director for compliance a year later. Mullin also previously worked in State University Academic Center for Student-Athletes from 2001 to 2008. In the compliance offi ce at Central Michigan University as an assistant from August 1999 addi on to serving as the academic coordinator for several teams, including football through May 2001. and basketball, Powell monitored the progress toward degree and and eligibility Mullin received his bachelor’s degree in history from Northern Michigan University. requirements for at-risk student-athletes. He also holds a master’s degree in sport administra on from Central Michigan Powell began his academic support career at LSU where he served as an academic University. counselor for the College of Arts and Sciences for two years. He was the director Jamie and his wife, Sara, reside in Jamesville, with their sons, Tate and Quinn. of counseling services at River Parishes Community College from 1998 to 2000 before working as the director of the TRIO Dissemina on Partnership Program at Southeastern Louisiana University in 2000 and 2001. The program trained and supervised college faculty on the implementa on of supplemental instruc on. BRAD Powell earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology in 1992 and his master’s degree in counseling in 1995 from Southeastern Louisiana. He and his wife, Deborah, have PIKE two sons, Tyler and Ethan. Assistant AD/Sports Medicine PETE

A veteran sports medicine professional, Brad Pike was appointed assistant athle cs director for sports medicine in September 2014. He is responsible for overseeing all SALA aspects of the sports medicine department. University Vice President/Chief Facilities Officer Since 2000, Pike has worked with the men’s basketball program and has directed the injury rehabilita on program for all sports. In 2005, Pike was named head athle c trainer and director of sports medicine a er serving as an associate athle c trainer for the Orange for fi ve years. Pike previously worked as a graduate assistant athle c Pete Sala is the University’s vice president and chief facili es offi cer. In addi on to trainer at Syracuse from 1989-91. Before returning to the University in 2000, Pike managing the opera ons of SU’s athle c facili es, including the Carrier Dome, Sala spent nine years working in outpa ent physical therapy centers. responsible for all University building projects and oversees several other departments A 1989 graduate of Marie a College in Ohio, Pike majored in sports medicine as an on campus, including Campus Planning, Design and Construc on, Business undergraduate and received a master’s degree in physical educa on from Syracuse and Facili es Maintenance Services, Physical Plant, Housing and Food Services University in 1991. He added a bachelor’s degree in physical therapy from the SUNY Maintenance, and Energy Systems & Sustainability Management. Health Science Center in 1994. A member of Chancellor Kent Syverud’s Execu ve Team, Sala is the construc on Pike is cer fi ed in full-body ac ve release techniques (ART), sound-assisted so manager for the recently announced West Campus Project, which includes more than ssue mobiliza on (SASTM) and is a cer fi ed Na onal Academy of Sports Medicine $200 million of upgrades for the Carrier Dome. Performance Specialist (PES)and Correc ve Exercise Specialist (CES). His special Sala started at the Dome in 1982 as a produc on assistant and advanced through interests include exercise recovery and strength training. the ranks to produc on manager in 1988 and opera ons manager in 1991. He served A cer fi ed member of the Na onal Athle c Trainers Associa on (NATA), the College as assistant director of facili es opera ons for the Carrier Dome from 1991 through Athle c Trainers Society, the Eastern Athle c Trainers Associa on and the New York June 2005 when he was promoted to associate director of athle cs for facili es. In State Athle c Trainers Associa on, Pike has presented at numerous symposiums 2010, Sala assumed the role of managing director of the Carrier Dome. He previously and workshops. He also serves as a lecturer for exercise science courses at Syracuse served as the interim director of athle cs from mid-March to July 6, 2015. University’s School of Educa on. At the Dome, Sala is responsible for all aspects of the day-to-day opera ons of Brad and his wife, Lynne, have a son, Ryan, and daughter, Emily. The Pikes reside in the facility, including coordina ng and scheduling events, managing the box offi ce, Jamesville. maintaining the budget, and overseeing all necessary building maintenance. He supervises a full- me staff of 35, a part- me staff of more than 400, and the nearly 100 students that assist in Dome opera ons and facility changeovers. Along with his Carrier Dome responsibili es, Sala is the construc on manager for all athle cs facility upgrades and new building projects, including recent addi ons like the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center and Ensley Athle c Center. A 1979 graduate of Jamesville-DeWi High School, Sala a ended Morrisville College before transferring to the University of Massachuse s, where he completed the school’s turf management program. Pete and his wife, Laurie, reside in Jamesville with their son, Jake.

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MARK DAVID WHEELER WISHART Director of Compliance Executive Director of Athletic Development

Mark Wheeler was named Syracuse’s director of compliance in October 2015 a er David Wishart was hired as the Orange’s execu ve director for athle c development previously serving in the same posi on at Boise State University for two years. in August 2014. A former track and fi eld student-athlete at Syracuse, Wishart worked Wheeler reports directly to the University General Counsel’s Offi ce and works in regional development for the University before joining the department. He is closely with the director of athle cs. He is responsible for managing all aspects of responsible for the crea on and implementa on of all athle c fundraising eff orts. the University’s compliance program, including educa ng coaches, student-athletes, Wishart transi oned to athle cs a er overseeing Syracuse University’s regional boosters, athle c department staff , and other University off cials about NCAA, Atlan c development in New England, Chicago and Texas for a span of three years. Before Coast Conference, College Hockey America and Intercollegiate Rowing Associa ons that, he worked in Princeton University’s capital giving offi ce with a focus in Northern (IRA) rules and regula ons. Wheeler is also responsible for overseeing all compliance California. processes and procedures dealing with the University’s monitoring of recrui ng, A 2007 Syracuse graduate with a dual major in fi nance and marke ng from the eligibility, fi nancial aid, and cer fi ca on. Mar n J. Whitman School of Management, Wishart earned nine varsity le ers as a While at Boise State, Wheeler oversaw the Broncos’ compliance department, member of the cross country team and distance runner for the track & fi eld teams. He crea ng and delivering a comprehensive educa on curriculum for coaches, non- captained the Orange harriers and competed primarily in 3,000- and 5,000-meter runs. coaching staff , student-athletes, boosters and other cons tuents. In addi on, he At the 2006 BIG EAST Outdoor Track and Field Championship, Wishart scored points in provided NCAA and Mountain West Conference rules interpreta ons for coaches, staff the 10,000-meter run. and student-athletes. Wishart earned an MBA with a focus in sports administra on from Auburn Before joining the Broncos, Wheeler was assistant director of compliance at Ohio University in 2009. While at Auburn, he worked as a graduate assistant in the athle cs State University for one year, managing all areas of compliance for the men’s and department. women’s swimming & diving, men’s and women’s cross country, and men’s and A 2003 graduate of New Trier High School in Winnetka, Illinois, Wishart was a two- women’s track & fi eld teams. me, all-state track athlete. Born in North York, Ontario, he represented Canada at the Wheeler’s previous experience includes serving as an athle c compliance 2004 World Junior Cross Country Championship in Brussels, Belgium. coordinator/graduate assistant at Pepperdine University from August 2011 to May Wishart is the execu ve director of Syracuse University’s Varsity Club and is a 2012. While there, Wheeler played in integral role in rebuilding compliance processes former member of the board of directors for SU’s Genera on Orange. and procedures, dra ed a compliance manual for coaches and a new hire/intern compliance manual. He also completed internships at Brigham Young University and Paradigm Sports Management. In 2012, Wheeler passed the bar exam in California and received his Juris Doctor from Pepperdine the same year. He earned his undergraduate degree in management from BYU in 2009. Mark and his wife, Kaela, have two sons, Benne and Anders.

RICK BURTON Faculty Athletics Representative

Rick Burton is the David B. Falk Endowed Professor of Sport Management in Syracuse University’s David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. He has served as the Orange’s faculty athle cs representa ve to the NCAA and the Atlan c Coast Conference since 2014. In addi on to his du es as faculty athle cs representa ve, Burton teaches in Syracuse’s Renee Crown Honors Program and has served as a visi ng professor at Kufstein Tirol University in Austria, as well as the Interna onal Olympic Academy (IOA) in Olympia, Greece. He was selected as the Falk College Faculty Member of the Year for Teaching in 2011 and 2013. The co-author of the textbook “Global Sport Marke ng: Sponsorship, Ambush Marke ng and the Olympic Games,” Burton is currently fi nishing a book on his collected opinion columns from Sports Business Journal. During the last 20 years, his scholarly research and commentary has been published in several sports marke ng journals. Prior to his appointment at Syracuse in August 2009, Burton served as the chief marke ng offi cer for the U.S. Olympic Commi ee at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, where he directed the USOC’s partnerships for Interna onal Olympic Commi ee (IOC) and USOC sponsorship ac va on. From 2003-07, Burton was the commissioner of Australia’s Sydney-based Na onal Basketball League (NBL) and was responsible for every aspect of the NBL’s development and growth, including securing lucra ve broadcast rights fees, naming rights sponsorships, player and referee collec ve bargaining agreements and league profi tability. From 1995-2003, Burton led the University of Oregon’s Warsaw Sports Marke ng Center to interna onal prominence serving as both its director and execu ve director (1998- 03). During his tenure, Burton ini ated Oregon’s engagement with Fudan University in Shanghai, China and worked closely with Nike as they developed their business eff orts in China. While at Oregon, Burton also created the Burton Marke ng Group, working almost exclusively in league management and sponsorship for en es such as IMG, the U.S. Basketball Academy, Philippine Basketball Associa on (PBA), Japanese Pro Soccer league (J-League), Na onal Football League (NFL), Na onal Hockey League (NHL), Australian NBL, Visa, the Oakland Raiders and Sport Accord. More recent clients have included the Buff alo Bills (NFL), the Professional Bull Riders and TSE. In the mid-1990s (1993-95), Burton supervised numerous clients ranging from the NFL, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Gille e, Sprint and Universal Studios while serving as a vice president for the sports and entertainment marke ng agency Clarion Performance Proper es in Greenwich, Conn. During his varied career, Burton has wri en for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Sports Business Journal and SI.com, among others. In addi on, he’s hosted his own sports business television show in Portland, Oregon. Burton has provided na onal radio network commentary for the Spor ng News Radio Network and is a frequent commentator on the sports industry. A regular conference host/moderator and inspira onal/mo va onal speaker, Burton’s most recent engagements have included Chip Ganassi Racing (NASCAR and Indy Racing), the Associa on of Luxury Suite Directors and Point 3 Basketball. Burton began his career as a sportswriter in Syracuse before moving on to the Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, where he worked for 12 years in brand management and sports public rela ons. He served as na onal adver sing manager for Miller Lite’s award-winning “Less Filling – Tastes Great” adver sing campaign and also worked as a brand manager for Sharp’s and Lowenbrau.

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ADMINISTRATION FACILITIES & EVENT OPERATIONS Main Phone ...... (315) 443-8705 Main Phone ...... (315) 443-4981 Director of Athletics ...... John Wildhack Assistant AD ...... Morey Mossovitz Executive Assistant to the Director of Athletics ...... Mary Kelly Operations & Game Management Assistant ...... Alex Parent Senior Deputy Director of Athletics ...... Herman Frazier Intern ...... Sean Banno Deputy AD/Senior Women’s Administrator ...... Kimberly Keenan-Kirkpatrick Intern ...... Ken Nakata Associate AD/Business Development ...... Anthony Di Fino Senior Associate AD/Administration ...... Jamie Mullin Human Resources Coordinator ...... Renee Briggs MARKETING Business Manager ...... Loreen Klish Main Phone ...... (315) 443-5744 Business Operations Manager ...... Lynne Tesori Marketing and Sponsorship Coordinator ...... Jennifer Falco Business Office Assistant ...... Tina Musil Marketing and Promotions Coordinator ...... Kerri Jennings Executive Administrative Assistant ...... Kitty Pasqua Administrative Assistant ...... Shannon Proud MEDIA PROPERTIES & PRODUCTION Main Phone ...... (315) 443-6390 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Producer/Videographer ...... Jim Hamilton Main Phone ...... (315) 443-2608 Voice of the Orange/Cuse TV Host ...... Matt Park Fax ...... (315) 443-3405 Radio Play-by-Play/Cuse TV Host & Producer ...... Brian Higgins Executive Sr. Associate AD/Chief Communications Officer ...... Sue Edson Director ...... Pete Moore Assistant Director ...... Susie Mehringer SPIRIT PROGRAM Assistant Director ...... Mike Morrison Main Phone ...... (315) 443-2385 Assistant Director ...... Anthony Prisco Spirit Program Coordinator/Head Cheer Coach ...... Dena Segbers Assistant ...... Tyler Cady Assistant Cheer Coach ...... Mackenzie Woodward Assistant ...... Lillie-Anne Mulligan Dance Coach ...... Katie Giarruso Assistant ...... Sarah Woodward Mascot Coach ...... Julie Walas Huynh Digital Media Managing Editor ...... Dave Gunn Director of Bands ...... Justin Mertz CARRIER DOME SPORTS MEDICINE Management Office...... (315) 443-4634 Main Phone ...... (315) 443-2084 University Vice President/Chief Facilities Officer ...... Pete Sala Assistant AD ...... Brad Pike Chief Operating Officer ...... Andy Frazo Head Athletic Trainer for Football ...... Denny Kellington Assistant Director of Business Operations ...... Tom Benzel Associate Athletic Trainer ...... Karen McKinney Operations Manager ...... Mark Barbuto Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Kathleen Chaney Facility Manager for Technical Operations ...... John DeFrancisco Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Troy Gerlt Audio Systems Specialist ...... Dave Beickert Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Brad Kimble Office Coordinator ...... Julie Hughes Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Steve Mosher-Stockinger Senior Secretary ...... Robyn Orefice Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Molly Rausch Head Team Physician ...... Dr. James Tucker COMPLIANCE Insurance Specialist ...... Theresa Markinson Main Phone ...... (315) 443-1265 Director ...... Mark Wheeler STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Coordinator ...... Sarah Quintana Main Phone ...... (315) 443-2350 Coordinator ...... Michelle Giordano Assistant AD for Athletic Performance/Football ...... Sean Edinger Coordinator ...... Jenna Rodgers Assistant AD for Athletic Performance/Olympic Sports ...... Will Hicks Intern ...... John King Director/Olympic Sports ...... Veronica Tearney Intern ...... Austin King Director/Basketball & Volleyball ...... Ryan Cabiles Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ...... Matt Mancz Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ...... Corey Parker COMPUTER SUPPORT Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ...... Jose Rodriguez Main Phone ...... (315) 443-4363 Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ...... Jeff Sobol IT Consultant ...... Ryan Harrington Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ...... Wayne Tuckson CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP/IMG COLLEGE STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT Main Phone ...... (315) 445-2500 Main Phone ...... (315) 443-2702 General Manager ...... Kerry Atkinson Assistant Provost ...... Tommy Powell Associate General Manager ...... Jason Thomas Associate Director ...... Joe Fields Account Executive ...... Stephen Fiorella Assistant Director ...... Katie Scanlon Account Executive ...... CJ Watson Academic Coordinator ...... Britney Clarke Partner Services Coordinator ...... Mitch Brooks Academic Coordinator ...... Oliver Haney Academic Coordinator ...... Mindy Reger Academic Coordinator ...... Lynaye Stone DEVELOPMENT/ORANGE CLUB Academic Coordinator ...... Salatha Willis Main Phone ...... (315) 443-1419 Student-Athlete Affairs/CHAMPS Life Skills Coordinator ...... Mark Trumbo Executive Director of Athletic Development ...... David Wishart Learning Specialist ...... Aracely DeRose Senior Associate AD ...... Chris Gedney Administrative Specialist ...... Amanda Gardner Assistant AD/Donor Relations ...... Matt Palumb Assistant AD/Major Gifts ...... Jason Poles Assistant Director/Annual Giving & Volunteer Groups ...... April Maw TEAM VIDEO OPERATIONS Development Coordinator ...... Krista Carlson Main Phone ...... (315) 443-3077 Development Coordinator ...... Nicole Desko Video Coordinator/Producer ...... Todd Blumen EQUIPMENT ROOM TICKET SALES & OPERATIONS Main Phone ...... (315) 443-2358 Carrier Dome Box Office ...... (888) DOMETIX (366-3849) Head Manager ...... Kyle Fetterly Associate AD ...... Jeremiah Maher Head Manager for Football...... Jim Schlensker Manager of Ticketing Systems ...... Peter Irvine Assistant Manager ...... Rodney Blachford Assisant Director of Ticket Operations ...... Mark Potter Assistant Manager ...... George Frank Director of Premium Seating ...... Wendy Coher Assistant Manager ...... Dan Shworles Account Executive ...... Natalie Andrianos Account Executive ...... Dan Bartlett Account Executive ...... Kyle Severance Account Executive ...... Brendan White Customer Service Rep ...... Gail Chadick Customer Service Rep ...... Keri DeSantis Customer Service Rep ...... Rebecca Hebert Customer Service Rep ...... Kristen Schroeder Accountant ...... Lori LaShombe

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THE TRADITION THE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Consistency. It is the mark of true excellence in any endeavor. The conference will conduct championship competition in 27 sports during In today’s intercollegiate athletics, competition is so balanced and so the 2016-17 academic year – 13 for men and 14 for women. The first ACC competitive that it is virtually impossible to maintain a high level of consistency. championship was held in swimming on February 25, 1954. Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defied the odds. The 13 sports for men include football, cross country, soccer, basketball, Now, in its 64th year of competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the reputation fencing, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track & field, wrestling, as one of the strongest and most competitive intercollegiate conferences in the baseball, tennis, golf and lacrosse. Women’s sports were initiated in 1977 with nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers support it. the first meet held in tennis at Wake Forest University. Championships for Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 146 NCAA women are currently conducted in cross country, field hockey, soccer, basketball, team championships, including 74 in women’s competition and 72 in men’s. In fencing, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track & field, tennis, golf, addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes 163 times lacrosse, softball and rowing, with volleyball deciding its champion by in men’s competition and 129 times in women’s action. Given the ACC’s strong regular-season play. history and the strengthening of its ranks with the additions of Notre Dame, Pitt and Syracuse in 2013, followed by Louisville in 2014, those numbers – and the league’s longstanding tradition of excellence – appear destined to grow in the HISTORY years ahead. The ACC was founded on May 8, 1953 at the Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro, ACC football enjoyed another banner year in 2015 as Clemson tied the FBS N.C. with seven charter members – Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, record for wins by going 14-1, captured the ACC title, and reached the College North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest – drawing up the Football Playoff national championship game. The Tigers were ranked No. 1 in conference by-laws. all six weeks of the College Football Playoff standings. Three ACC teams were The withdrawal of seven schools from the Southern Conference came early ranked in the final Associated Press Top 15 as Florida State (14th) and North on the morning of May 8, 1953, during the Southern Conference’s annual spring Carolina (15th) joined the Tigers (2nd). The ACC also finished with three teams mee ng. On June 14, 1953, the seven members met in Raleigh, N.C., where a ranked in the final Amway Coaches Poll, which mirrored the AP rankings with set of by-laws was adopted and the name became offi cially the Atlan c Coast Clemson (2nd), Florida State (14th) and North Carolina (15th) being recognized. Conference. Nine conference members made bowl games, giving the league 31 bowl teams Sugges ons from fans for the name of the new conference appeared in over the past three seasons. In the last two years, ACC teams have recorded the region’s newspapers prior to the mee ng in Raleigh. Some of the names eight wins against top-10 non-conference opponents, the most of any league suggested were: Dixie, Mid-South, Mid-Atlan c, East Coast, Seaboard, Colonial, nationally. Tobacco, Blue-Gray, Piedmont, Southern Seven and the Shoreline. Duke’s Eddie The ACC had four first-round picks in the 2016 NFL Draft and 14 players Cameron recommended that the name of the conference be the Atlan c Coast selected in the first three rounds. Over the past three years, 115 ACC football Conference, and the mo on was passed unanimously. The mee ng concluded student-athletes have been drafted, the most of any conference. with each member ins tu on assessed $200 to pay for conference expenses. On December 4, 1953, conference offi cials met again at Sedgefi eld and 2015-16 IN REVIEW offi cially admi ed the University of Virginia as the league’s eighth member. The fi rst withdrawal of a school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971 when the The 2015-16 academic year saw ACC teams capture five more national team University of South Carolina tendered its resigna on. The ACC operated with titles. The ACC has averaged more than four national titles per year over the seven members un l April 3, 1978 when Georgia Tech was admi ed. The Atlanta past 19 years and has claimed multiple NCAA titles in 33 of the past 35 years. school had withdrawn from the Southeastern Conference in January of 1964. Academically, the member institutions of the Atlantic Coast Conference again The ACC expanded to nine members on July 1,1991 with the addi on of led the way among Autonomy Five conferences in the latest “Best Colleges” Florida State. rankings released by US News & World Report. ACC member institutions The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the addi on of combined for an average rank of 55.8, marking the ninth straight year that the Miami (Fla.) and Virginia Tech. On October 17, 2003, Boston College accepted an ACC led all Autonomy Five conferences. invita on to become the league’s 12th member star ng July 1, 2005. The ACC added its 13th and 14th members on Sept. 18, 2011, when Pi and 2015-16 National Champions Syracuse accepted invita ons to join the conference. The two schools offi cially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013. Notre Dame also offi cially joined the ACC that Field Hockey ...... Syracuse day a er announcing on Sept. 12, 2012 its inten on to enter the league for Men’s Cross Country ...... Syracuse compe on in all sports but football, bringing the membership of the conference Men’s Tennis ...... Virginia to 15. The Figh ng Irish will play fi ve football games with ACC schools each year. Men’s Lacrosse ...... North Carolina On July 1, 2014, Louisville entered the ACC on the same day Maryland Women’s Lacrosse ...... North Carolina withdrew, keeping the conference’s membership at 15 ins tu ons.

BOSTON COLLEGE CLEMSON DUKE FLORIDA STATE GEORGIA TECH LOUISVILLE MIAMI NORTH CAROLINA

NC STATE NOTRE DAME PITTSBURGH SYRACUSE VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH WAKE FOREST

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ACC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 2016 ACC BOWL LINEUP

Marking its 12th anniversary, the Dr Pepper The Atlantic Coast Conference boasts one of the largest and most diverse Atlantic Coast Conference Football Championship postseason lineups of any conference with 13 bowl partners spread across the Game will once again be a primetime experience at country. The ACC’s bowl schedule is highlighted by annual games against quality Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte with either a competition from the American Athletic Conference, the Big Ten, Southeastern 7:45 p.m. kickoff on ESPN or an 8 p.m. kickoff on ABC Conference, Big 12 and Pac-12 in locations all over the nation, along with on Saturday, Dec. 3. The game pits the winner of the the opportunity to visit four other outstanding venues as part of the College Coastal Division against the winner of the Atlantic Football Playoff. Division to determine the overall conference champion. The inaugural ACC Football Championship Game was held in 2005 in ACC Bowl Games Jacksonville, Fla., with Florida State defeating Virginia Tech to claim the • College Football Playoff Semifinal - Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl (Dec. 31/ESPN) conference crown. It was the first of three championship games held in • College Football Playoff Semifinal - Fiesta Bowl (Dec. 31/ESPN) Jacksonville. In 2008 and 2009, the game was played at Raymond James Stadium • Capital One Orange Bowl (Dec. 30/ESPN) in Tampa, Fla. before moving to its current home in Charlotte for 2010. The • TaxSlayer Bowl (Dec. 31/ESPN) conference and the Charlotte Sports Foundation announced a six-year contract • Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl (Dec. 31/ESPN) * extension in 2014 to keep the game in the Queen City through 2019. • Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl (Dec. 30/ESPN) Clemson won its second league championship in five seasons in 2015, • Hyundai Sun Bowl (Dec. 30/CBS) beating Coastal Division winner North Carolina 45-37 in front of a record crowd • Belk Bowl (Dec. 29/ESPN) of 74,514. • Birmingham Bowl (Dec. 29/ESPN) # In addition to the ACC Football Championship Game, Bank of America • Russell Athletic Bowl (Dec. 28/ESPN) Stadium is home to the Belk Bowl, the NFL’s Carolina Panthers, and to various • New Era Pinstripe Bowl (Dec. 28/ESPN) other college football games. • Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman (Dec. 27/ESPN) • Camping World Independence Bowl (Dec. 26/ESPN2) Media Credentials • Quick Lane Bowl (Dec. 26/ESPN) Available by application only through: www.theACC.com • St. Petersburg Bowl (Dec. 26/ESPN)

Media Coordinator * - ACC fills the Big Ten’s slot if the ACC’s opponent in the Orange Bowl is a Big Ten team Mike Finn, Associate Commissioner for Football Communications, (336) 369-1210 # - Conditional; only if not filled by the SEC or American Athletic Conference

2016 ACC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

Thursday, Sept. 1 Saturday, Sept. 17 Friday, Oct. 7 Saturday, Nov. 5 Saturday, Nov. 26 Charlotte at Louisville Florida State at Louisville Clemson at Boston College Louisville at Boston College Boston College at Wake Forest Tulane at Wake Forest SC State at Clemson Syracuse at Clemson South Carolina at Clemson William & Mary at NC State Vanderbilt at Georgia Tech Saturday, Oct. 8 Virginia Tech at Duke Duke at Miami Boston College at Virginia Tech Army at Duke Florida State at NC State Florida at Florida State Friday, Sept. 2 James Madison at North Carolina Florida State at Miami Georgia Tech at North Carolina Georgia Tech at Georgia Colgate at Syracuse USF at Syracuse Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh Pittsburgh at Miami Kentucky at Louisville Old Dominion at NC State Virginia Tech at North Carolina Virginia at Wake Forest Syracuse at Pittsburgh Saturday, Sept. 3 Delaware at Wake Forest Notre Dame at NC State Virginia at Virginia Tech Georgia Tech at Boston College Duke at Northwestern Syracuse at Wake Forest Thursday, Nov. 10 (Aviva Stadium; Dublin, Ireland) Miami at Appalachian State North Carolina at Duke Saturday, December 3 Liberty at Virginia Tech Pittsburgh at Oklahoma State Friday, Oct. 14 Dr Pepper ACC Football Villanova at Pittsburgh Virginia at Connecticut Duke at Louisville Friday, Nov. 11 Championship Game Richmond at Virginia Boston College at Florida State (Bank of America Stadium; Charlotte, N.C.) North Carolina vs. Georgia Thursday, Sept. 22 Saturday, Oct. 15 (Georgia Dome; Atlanta, Ga.) Clemson at Georgia Tech NC State at Clemson Saturday, Nov. 12 NC Central at Duke Wake Forest at Florida State Pittsburgh at Clemson Florida A&M at Miami Saturday, Sept. 24 Georgia Southern at Georgia Tech Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech Clemson at Auburn Duke at Notre Dame North Carolina at Miami Wake Forest at Louisville Wagner at Boston College Pittsburgh at Virginia Miami at Virginia Monday, Sept. 5 Florida State at USF Virginia Tech at Syracuse NC State at Syracuse Florida State vs. Ole Miss Louisville at Marshall (Camping World Stadium; Orlando, Fla.) Pittsburgh at North Carolina Thursday, Oct. 20 Thursday, Nov. 17 Syracuse at Connecticut Miami at Virginia Tech Louisville at Houston Friday, Sept. 9 Central Michigan at Virginia Louisville at Syracuse East Carolina at Virginia Tech Saturday, Nov. 19 Wake Forest at Indiana Saturday, Oct. 22 Syracuse at Boston College Virginia Tech at Notre Dame Saturday, Sept. 10 NC State at Louisville Connecticut at Boston College Penn State at Pittsburgh Saturday, Oct. 1 North Carolina at Virginia Clemson at Wake Forest Troy at Clemson Buffalo at Boston College Duke at Pittsburgh Charleston Southern at Florida State Louisville at Clemson Florida State at Syracuse Mercer at Georgia Tech Virginia at Duke Thursday, Oct. 27 Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh Virginia at Georgia Tech Wake Forest at Duke North Carolina at Florida State Miami at NC State Florida Atlantic at Miami Miami at Georgia Tech The Citadel at North Carolina North Carolina at Illinois Wake Forest at NC State Saturday, Oct. 29 Miami at Notre Dame Boston College at Massachusetts Marshall at Pittsburgh Friday, Nov. 25 NC State at East Carolina Notre Dame at Syracuse Boston College at NC State NC State at North Carolina Virginia at Oregon (MetLife Stadium; East Rutherford, N.J.) Clemson at Florida State Virginia Tech vs. Tennessee Duke at Georgia Tech (Bristol Motor Speedway; Bristol, Tenn.) Louisville at Virginia Army at Wake Forest

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