History Philly Proud. History A Look Back at Temple Football [1894-2010]

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The Early Years The school mascot had already been established The Owls did not field a varsity football team be - though, along with the school colors—Cherry and tween 1918 and 1921 due to the war. In the years that The Temple University football program will play White. For many years, the football team had no offi - followed, Temple grew to have the second largest en - its 113th season in 2011. For more than 35 years, the cial home field. Eventually it settled into Vernon Park, a rollment in the Philadelphia area. University President Owls have been the only major college football team in spacious green located on the city limits beyond Ger - Charles F. Beury made a strong commitment at that the Philadelphia region. That was not the case at the mantown. time to greater success in intercollegiate athletics. turn of the century. The most notable person associated with the Football at Temple first planted its roots in 1894, Temple football program prior to World War I was El - The Modern Era a decade after Russell Conwell founded the night wood Geiges, who was supposed to coach the varsity school on North Broad Street. Nearly every college in team in 1917. But the Owls forfeited every regular What might be called the modern era of Temple and around Philadelphia had some sort of football squad game on the schedule that season because of the war. football began in 1925 with the hiring of Henry J. Miller at that time, though it may be a stretch to call them or - Late that fall, the varsity squad matched up with the as head coach. “Heinie” Miller had been a star player ganized. The serious football powers of the east in - freshman squad in a game to benefit the war effort. The at Penn, earning All-America honors in 1917. His much- cluded Pennsylvania, Princeton, Harvard and Yale. contest finished in a 6-6 tie. hailed arrival promised great success against a much Temple's 11-man squad was technically a part of Geiges began his career as a college football of - tougher level of competition. the school's Physical Education Department. The 1894 ficial the following season. He officiated games for 27 Miller's Owls did well in 1925 and 1926, compil - team was organized by physical education instructor years, advancing to the head of the profession. Geiges ing a record of 10-5-2, the best two-year stretch in the Charles M. Williams, who also coached the basketball is credited with inventing the signals for holding, off - school's short history. Things were about to get much team. The Owls won their first game that fall against sides, illegal shift and timeout. He was elected to the better. Several outstanding players joined the roster in Philadelphia Dental College, 14-6. National Football Foundation College Football Hall of 1927, including future Temple Hall of Famers Tucker There is almost no record of the first two decades Fame in 1984. “Swede” Hanson, Grover Wearshing and Jack Bonner. of Temple football. The games were rarely reported in The Temple football program was administered The Owls opened the season with a home game the newspapers, and the opposition usually consisted by the Physical Education Department until well into against Blue Ridge College, a small school located in of small schools such as Pratt Institute or Pennsylvania the 20th century. For many years, the department was New Windsor, Md. The mismatch was apparent from Military College (now Widener University). After the headed by Dr. Charles Prohaska, who was largely re - the opening kickoff. Temple held a 27-0 lead at the end turn of the century, the Owls began playing regularly sponsible for the expansion of the intercollegiate ath - of the first quarter, and then scored eight touchdowns against city schools La Salle and Saint Joseph’s. letic program following World War I. in the second quarter to establish a 78-0 lead at the 172 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. History

The 1928 campaign was another great success, as the Owls finished 7-1-2, losing only to Schuylkill Col - lege and posting ties against Bucknell and Villanova. Temple was dominant in the new stadium, winning its first six games by shutout. The only team to score against the Owls was Washington College, which man - aged a single touchdown in a 73-7 rout. Wearshing and Hanson scored three times apiece in that contest. The battle against Villanova—a scoreless tie— also marked the beginning of a long rivalry (though the teams had played one another in 1908). The Owls and the Wildcats were both developing strong national rep - utations, and this was the big game on their schedules for the next 15 years. Miller continued to field successful teams through the Depression Era, tutoring a new set of future Hall of Famers in Hank Reese, Tony Dougal and Leon Whit - tock. All three played key roles in 1931, another mile - stone year for the program. The Owls finished with a record of 8-1-1 that season, setting a school record for wins Franklin Field, November 19, 1927: that stood for 42 years. Along the way, Temple The first game of a 44-year series between the schools recorded a 12-0 victory over developing regional and the battle for the “Old Shoe” trophy (right). power Penn State. It was considered the school's most notable victory to date. The Owls half. Unable to move the ball on offense, Blue Ridge ac - also scored their first-ever victory over Villanova tually began punting on first down. The coaches agreed by the score of 13-7. Reese had an 80-yard in - at halftime to shorten the third quarter to eight minutes terception return for a touchdown and Cornelius and later shortened the fourth quarter to six minutes. By Bonner scored on a five-yard run to secure the the end of the game, three Temple players had victory. The Wildcats were coached by Harry switched jerseys to fill in for Blue Ridge. The Owls won Stuhldreher, who had gained fame as one of by a final score of 110-0. Hanson scored five touch - Notre Dame's “Four Horsemen.” downs and Wearshing scored three. Several other one-sided results from the 1927 campaign, against Juniata (58-0), Gallaudet (62-0) and Washington College (75-0), indicated that the Owls were ready for a new level of competition. That com - to be completed in time for the 1928 football sea - petition came from Dartmouth, Brown and Bucknell. son. Temple finished 7-1 that season, losing only to Temple Stadium was first referred to as Dartmouth, while posting notable victories against Beury Stadium, and for many years was known Brown (7-0) and Bucknell (19-13). The Bucknell game as Owl Stadium. The structure was designed by marked the beginning of a long rivalry with the school Philadelphia architect Clarence E. Wunder and located in Lewisburg, Pa. The Owls and the Bison was built by Erny's development firm. The total played every year for the next 44 years, often in the cost of construction was $350,000, with a seat - last game of the season. Some years later, “The Old ing capacity of 34,200, including mobile field Shoe” was dedicated as a prize for the winner of the seats. Temple-Bucknell contest. The bronze statue of a foot - The Owls made their debut in the new sta - ball shoe was awarded to the winning school, which dium on Sept. 29, 1928, against St. Thomas Col - held it until the following year's game. lege of Scranton. Team captain Howard James Russell The 1927 season finale against Bucknell was “Barney” Gugel made it a successful debut, 1935 Team Captain played at Franklin Field, marking Temple's first appear - scoring on a 66-yard fumble recovery and a 38- ance on the home field of the Pennsylvania Quakers. yard interception return for a 12-0 Temple vic - The Owls would not need to borrow the facility the fol - tory witnessed by 10,000 fans. lowing season. The stadium's official dedication game came two Temple closed the 1931 campaign with its first In December of 1927, President Beury announced weeks later against Eastern power Western Maryland. extended road trip, traveling by train across the Mid - that the University had received a gift of $100,000 from The Owls won that game, 7-0, thanks to a touchdown west and the Plains to face Denver College and the Uni - Philadelphia land developer Charles G. Erny for the con - pass from Wearshing to Hanson. The contest drew versity of Missouri. The Owls built their national struction of a football stadium at Vernon Park. The sta - 25,000 fans, including several dignitaries from the city reputation with an 18-0 victory over Denver and a 38- dium was to seat between 20,000 and 25,000 and was of Philadelphia. 6 triumph over Missouri. 2011 Temple Football Media Guide 173 Philly Proud. History Temple Foo ball Hall of Fame

DHAMIRI ABAYOMI / ANTHONY ANDERSON BILL BERNARDO DON BITTERLICH JACK BONNER TODD BOWLES DON COUNCIL (1975-78) (1946, 1948-49) (1973-75) (1927-30) (1982-85) (1960-62) Third-leading ground-gainer Top ground-gainer in The nation’s top kicker in 1975, All-around athlete who All-America defensive Leading ground-gainer in 1960, all-time, 1949, earned All-East set six NCAA records while earned 11 letters back that went on to play netting 465 yards 1976 All-America and honors as a senior booting the longest field goal (four in football), eight seasons on 84 carries All-East honors in Temple history 1930 team captain in the NFL

By this time, the University's athletic programs for a touchdown. The Green Wave knotted the score at had grown out of their Physical Education Department 14-14 in the third quarter and it seemed for a while that beginnings. The Owls were administered by Earl Yeo - the game would end in a tie. With less than three min - mans, Graduate Manager of Athletics, who had re - utes remaining, though, Tulane scored on a pass that placed James R. Clovis in that position in the had been deflected by a Temple defender. The Owls mid-1920s. Yeomans would oversee the athletic pro - blocked the extra point and mounted one last offensive grams at Temple until 1952. College football continued drive, but they could not put the ball in the end zone. to grow by leaps and bounds despite the Depression. They lost, 20-14. The 1930s saw the establishment of several bowl Warner guided the Temple program for the next games and the first Associated Press national poll to four years against the nation's toughest competition. determine the best teams in the country. The Temple The Owls beat tough southern schools Texas A&M football program continued to grow as well, making a and Vanderbilt in 1935 and began a series of games huge national splash with the hiring of college coach - against Michigan State. The 1938 squad played three ing legend Glenn S. Warner. teams that finished the season in the nation's Top 10 that included West Virginia, Holy Cross and (Pittsburgh, Holy Cross and eventual national The Pop Warner Years Carnegie Tech. Temple finished the run with a 22-0 champion, Texas Christian). rout of Villanova, and then played Bucknell to a Temple was a heavy underdog “Pop” Warner was one of football's great in - scoreless tie in the regular season finale. in what would turn out to be Warner's novators. He pioneered the use of several offensive The 1934 backfield quartet of Smukler, quar - finale, a contest at Florida on Dec. 3, formations (the single wing, the double wing, the terback Glenn Frey and running backs Danny Testa 1938. Florida was coached by Josh unbalanced line) while building powerful programs and Wilfred H. Longsderff was one of the best in Cody, who was just a couple years at Pittsburgh and Stanford. After carrying his leg - the nation. Their exploits (and the away from beginning a 15-year career end from the East Coast to the West Coast, Warner team's 7-0-2 record) drew the at - at Temple. Playing in 80-de - was lured away from Stanford by Temple in De - tention of the Mid-Winter Sports gree heat, the Owls cember 1932. Association of New Orleans, upset the Gators, 20- “The Old Fox”—another one of Warner's which was busy planning the first 12, thanks in large many nicknames—had a successful 1933 debut at Sugar Bowl. Warner's Owls part to a 102-yard Owl Stadium against South Carolina, a dangerous were invited to play unbeaten kickoff return by opponent from the south. Edward Zukas had an 80- Tulane in that contest on Jimmy Pow - yard punt return for a touchdown in the first quar - Jan. 1, 1935. ers. After ter to send the Owls on their way to a 26-6 triumph. Smukler was a missing the Another round of Hall of Famers took their one-man show in the entire 1939 place under Warner's guidance, most notably Pete first half of the Sugar season due to in - Stevens, Dave Smukler, Stan Grayson and Chet Bowl, tossing a touch - jury, Powers returned Messervey. Stevens joined the team in 1933 and down pass to Danny Testa the opening kickoff was named team captain in 1934. Smukler was a and running the ball in for an - against Michigan game-breaking running back who made an imme - other score. He also con - State 105 yards for a diate impact on the team in 1934. verted both extra points to give the Owls a touchdown in 1940. The Owls won their first two games that sea - 14-0 lead. Tulane responded to the second HHeeaadd CCooaacchh The returns remain son against Virginia Tech (34-0) and Texas A&M touchdown with a huge play from its star, the two longest (40-6). After a 6-6 tie against Indiana, Warner's Claude “Monk” Simons, who took a lateral GGlleennnn ““PPoopp””WWaarrnneerr plays in Temple squad won five straight against tough competition on the ensuing kickoff and raced 85 yards football history. 174 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. History The careers and accomplishments of 50 distinguished Temple players and coaches have been recognized by their induction into the Hall of Fame.

MARK BRIGHT BRIAN BROOMELL JIM CALLAHAN STEVE CONJAR BILL COSBY MIKE CURCIO TONY DOUGAL (1976-79) (1976-79) (1966-68) (1978-81) (1960-62) (1976-79) (1930-31) Named MVP of 1979 Gar - Owns four passing Caught 36 career TD A 1980 and 1981 Varsity letterman Honorable Mention 1931 All-East Team, den State Bowl, records and shares a fifth, passes, scored TDs on AP All-American, athlete, presented with All-American, played on offense, sixth leading rusher in QB’d Owls in ’79 Garden his first 10 receptions holds four Temple NCAA’s 1982 Theodore team captain of 1979 defense and Owl history State Bowl tackling records Roosevelt Award Garden State Bowl team special teams

The Post-Warner Years to Eastern power Holy Cross. They responded with a 31-13 upset victory to finish the season at 7-2. Sugar Bowl I Warner's top assistant, Fred H. Swan, took over The 1945 campaign held similar promise as Tem - as head coach in 1939. His tenure may have been ple defeated Eastern powers Syracuse (7-6) and Pitts - January 1, 1935 doomed from the start. The Owls lost his debut game Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, La. burgh (6-0) on the way to a 6-0 start. The Owls were Tulane 20, Temple 14 against Georgetown, 3-2, on a field goal with 25 sec - among the favorites to receive an Orange Bowl bid until onds to go. The field goal had been preceded by a con - suffering a 27-0 loss at Penn State. History repeated it - The Mid-Winter Sports Association of New Orleans was troversial pass interference penalty against the Owls. self with a visit to heavily favored Holy Cross the fol - formed in 1934 to formulate plans for an annual New Year’s Day football classic. On Dec. 2, 1934, the Association’s executive The following season, Temple hired Ray Morrison lowing week. Holy Cross was undefeated at the time as head coach. Morrison had gained fame as an All- board selected Tulane (9-1), unbeaten in the South, and unbeaten and had become the Orange Bowl favorite. Tem - Temple (7-0-2), coached by Glenn “Pop” Warner, to play in the American player at Vanderbilt and head coach at ple pulled off one of the greatest upsets in first game. Southern Methodist University. One of Morrison's The game was a financial and artistic success; however, the school history, winning 14-6 thanks to final 20–14 result was a heartbreaker for Temple fans. The Owls top assistants was Josh Cody. The new coach touchdown runs by quarterback built up a 14-point lead only to see Tulane score touchdowns in promised a wide-open offensive attack that he Jack Burns and running back the second, third, and fourth quarters to win the game. had developed in the south. The inaugural Sugar Bowl turned into a contest between two Gene Zawolski. Holy Cross re - All-Americans—Temple’s Dave Smukler (who played all 60 min - The high-scoring offense was on display ceived the Orange Bowl bid utes) and Tulane’s Claude “Monk” Simons. After the Owls’ Danny in the first game of the 1940 season, a 64-7 vic - anyway, though the Testa scored the first touchdown in Sugar Bowl history with a tory over Muhlenberg. The Owls jumped to a seven-yard TD reception from Smukler. Smukler rushed for sec - Owls received strong ond score. With Smukler converting both extra points, the Owls 45-0 halftime lead in the contest and never consideration for the were up 14–0. looked back. Running back “Handy” Andy Cotton Bowl—par - On the next kickoff, Johnny McDaniel received the ball and Tomasic had a 73-yard touchdown run. Toma - lateraled to Simons, who scampered 85 yards for a touchdown. tially thanks to Morri - The Owls held a 14-7 edge at halftime. sic, nicknamed “The Hokendauqua Hurricane” son's ties with SMU. Dick Hardy scored the tying touchdown in the third quarter on for his hometown near Allentown, Pa., was one of Temple's 7-1 squad an 11-yard pass from Bucky Bryan. several Temple Hall of Famers that maintained the pro - With less than three minutes left, Hardy notched the game- of 1945 ranks as winning score on a 43-yard reception in the end zone. Temple gram's level of national success in the 1940s. one of its best ever. blocked the extra point attempt, but was unable to score on its Tackles Chuck Drulis and Bucko Kilroy were All- final drive. The hometown team would go on to win the first Morrison Sugar Bowl. East selections and Kilroy was Tem - coached the Owls through 1948, ple's first Honorable Mention and was followed by Albert P. Kawal. TEMPLE 7700- 14 PeteStevenscaptained TULANE 0776- 20 All-American. Running back Phil The new coach's first team fea - Slosburg was an All-East pick and Temple’s1935SugarBowl teamandlaterwentonto tured a hard-nosed running back Scoring Summary V-H was chosen to play in the Blue-Gray who nearly became the first 1st All-Star Game. Other stars for the coachtheOwls(1956-59). Temple Danny Testa 7 yd pass from 1,000-yard rusher in school his - Dave Smukler (Smukler kick) 7-0 Cherry and White included Mike tory. Temple Hall of Famer Bill 2nd Jarmoluk, Joe Nejman and John Rogers. Bernardo gained 994 yards on the Temple Smukler 1 yd run (Smukler kick) 14-0 The Owls fielded particularly strong teams in Tulane Claude Simons 85 yd lateral from ground in 1949, a school record that stood until 1973. Johnny McDaniel on a kickoff return 1941 and 1945. The team got off to a 6-1 start in 1941, The roster also included Hall of Famer Gavin White, (Barney Mintz kick) 14-7 beating rivals Penn State, Bucknell and Villanova. That who would later enjoy a successful coaching career 3rd marks the only time in school history that all three foes Tulane Dick Hardy 11 yd pass from and would serve as Temple's director of athletics in the Bucky Bryan (Mintz kick) 14-14 were beaten in the same season. Hopes for a bowl bid 1980s. 4th were dashed though, with a 46-0 loss at Michigan Cody replaced Yeomans as Temple's athletic di - Tulane Hardy 43 yd pass from Mintz State in the next-to-last game of the season. The fol - (kick blocked) 14-20 rector in 1952, as the University was entering the first Attendance: 22,206 lowing week, the Owls were heavy underdogs on a trip few years of an “administrative de-emphasis” of inter - 2011 Temple Football Media Guide 175 Philly Proud. History Temple Foo ball Hall of Fame

CHUCK DRULIS STAN GRAYSON RANDY GROSSMAN SWEDE HANSON WAYNE HARDIN MIKE HINNANT JIM HONOCHICK (1938-40) (1934-37) (1971-73) (1927-30) (1970-82) (1984-87) (1938-39) 1940 team captain, Played in every Owl A third team AP One of Temple’s greatest Temple’s winningest Honors include first team Football and baseball earned All-East honors football game for All-American in 1973, players scored 29 points in football coach with an AP All-East, star, became one of four years, played in 110–0 victory over Blue Sporting News All-America, major league’s twice, played in 1940 selected for Senior Bowl Ridge in 1927, earned All- 80-52-3 record in Blue-Gray game two all-star games All-Star game East honors as a senior 13 seasons and Temple’s MVP top umpires

collegiate athletics. By the mid-1950s, the Owls were rainy Halloween night in no longer playing a national schedule, replacing the Philadelphia. The Owls had likes of Michigan State and West Virginia with just 24 players in uniform TTeemmppllee UUnniivveerrssiittyy SSttaaddiiuumm Lafayette and Gettysburg. Bucknell remained a yearly for their 1959 season finale foe, though Villanova had been dropped from the at Gettysburg. schedule in 1944. The following year Kawal coached the Owls through 1954, and then brought a new head coach, Cody took over for the 1955 campaign. The Owls went George Makris, to North 0-8 that season, their first winless mark since 1923, Broad Street. Makris had and Cody hired 1934 team captain Pete Stevens to established a fine coaching coach the team in 1956. Stevens remains the only for - reputation at Bolling Air mer Temple player to have coached the team in the Force Base in Washington, modern era. D.C. The 21-game losing Temple went 3-5 in 1956 and opened the 1957 streak came to an end in season with two losses. The Owls then beat Lafayette, the 1960 season opener 13-12, at Temple Stadium. They would not win another against Kings Point. game for nearly three years. The Owls lost their final The Owls trailed 13- four games of the 1957 campaign and finished 0-8 in 0 in the first half of the con - 1958 and 0-9 in 1959. The 21-game losing streak is the test, but then started their longest in school history. comeback, eventually taking an 18-13 lead on Charlie would eventually gain greater fame). The Owls then Ernie Casale took over as Temple's athletic direc - Lotson's 86-yard interception return for a touchdown. jumped ahead, 14-7, on a 38-yard interception return tor in 1959. Years later, he recalled a 12-8 loss that sea - Lotson later recovered a fumble that set up the game- for a touchdown by Joe Morelli. Late in the contest, son against Drexel that attracted just 200 fans on a clinching touchdown. Running back Ernie Wayland Bucknell went ahead again, 15-14, scoring a TD and scored two touchdowns as the Cherry and White converting a two-point play. The Owls came back with posted a 26-13 victory. Many of the 10,000 fans in at - a drive to the Bucknell one-yard line, but fumbled the tendance stormed the field and tore down the goal - ball away. Temple got one last chance on offense and posts in celebration. advanced the ball deep into Bucknell territory. With 15 seconds left, the Owls lined up for a game-winning field The Middle Atlantic Conference goal attempt. It missed, and the Bison kept possession of “The Old Shoe.” Temple continued to re-establish itself in the Things got significantly better for the Cherry and 1960s, playing in the University Division of the Middle White though, as the team posted a 5-3-1 mark in Atlantic States Conference. The other losing streak that 1963, the school's first winning record since 1951. The had to be brought to an end was a long skid against Owls finished second in the league standings in 1964 conference rival Bucknell. While the Owls dominated and challenged for the Middle Atlantic title in 1965 and the series from 1938 to 1949, compiling a record of 9- 1966. The 1966 campaign also brought “The Old Shoe” 1-2 during that stretch, they had not beaten the Bison back to North Broad Street. since 1953. The losing streak had reached eight by That season's battle with Bucknell was a 1962. blowout from the beginning. Temple held a 20-0 lead at The game was up for grabs that year. Bucknell the end of the first quarter, and it was 41-7 by halftime. “Handy”Andy Tomasic (lower left) established took a 7-0 lead, but the Owls responded with a one- Late in the first half, sophomore quarterback John several Temple football records from 1939-41. yard touchdown run by running back Bill Cosby (who Waller was substituted in place of starter Tom DeFelice. 176 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. History Temple Foo ball Hall of Fame

HENRY HYNOSKI MIKE JARMOLUK STEVE JOACHIM TR É JOHNSON MOE KATZ BUCKO KILROY (1972-74) (1942-43, 1945) (1973–74) (1990-93) (1937-38) (1940–41) Remains Temple’s fifth All-around athlete, 1945 Temple’s only Maxwell Offensive lineman that 1937 adn 1938 co-captain Started every game, all-time rushing leader with Blue-Gray game and All-America Trophy winner (1974), a was a three-time All-Big under coach Pop Warner, All-America honorable 2,218 yards honorable mention Walter Camp first team East selection and nine workhorse on offense mention, six-time all-pro with All-American year NFL veteran and defense Philadelphia Eagles

The Owls left the Middle Atlantic Conference after 1967 Middle Atlantic Conference Champions the 1969 season so they could return to playing a full Univeristy Division Division I-A schedule. Makris was replaced by Wayne Hardin, a well-known coach who had had six suc - cessful seasons at Navy. Hardin's Midshipmen had beaten Army in five of their six meetings. His tenure on North Broad Street did not have such an auspicious be - ginning. The Hardin Years The opponent was Akron in the 1970 season opener. The Zips scored on their first three possessions and never looked back in a 21-0 victory over the Owls. Hardin's team bounced back the following week and beat Bucknell, 10-3, in the last meeting between the two schools. Temple now had possession of “The Old Shoe” for good. The winning ways continued through Waller connected with wide receiver Jim Callahan for falo. He finished the year as the first 2,000-yard passer the 1970 campaign, though the Owls lost their season a couple of touchdowns, and then a couple more. En - in Temple history and set just about every other single- finale against Villanova, 31-26. It was the first meeting tering the fourth quarter, the Owls held a 75-14 lead season and career passing record for the Owls. Calla - between the two teams since 1943, and it was closely and Waller had thrown five touchdowns, four of them han’s total of 14 TD receptions in 1968 went contested from start to finish. Temple-Villanova was to Callahan. One more Waller-to-Callahan TD pass set unmatched until 2008 [by Bruce Francis]. Amazingly, the closing game of the regular season every year from the school's single-game record for touchdown passes Callahan's first 10 receptions were all for TDs. 1970 to 1980. and receptions. The Owls won, 82-28, posting the sec - ond-highest point total in school history. “The Old Shoe” stayed in Philadelphia the next season as the Owls beat Bucknell and every other Mid - dle Atlantic Conference foe to win the 1967 league title. Another school record was broken against the Bison, this time as running back Mike Busch carried the ball a record 38 times for a record 176 yards in a 13-8 vic - tory that clinched a tie for the league title. DeFelice guided the squad to a 45-27 victory over Gettysburg the following week to clinch the crown outright. Tem - ple received strong consideration for the Tangerine Bowl that year but was not selected. Records continued to fall in 1968, especially passing records, as Waller-to-Callahan became one of the most dangerous pass-and-catch duos in the coun - try. Waller set school marks with 35 completions, 62 attempts and 440 yards passing in a 50-40 loss to Buf - Left:Bill Cosby is Temple’s most famous football alum. Center: Jim Callahan made 36 career TD receptions from 1966-68. Right: Joe Petro quarterbacked the Owls from 1963-65. 2011 Temple Football Media Guide 177 Philly Proud. History Temple Foo ball Hall of Fame

JOE KLECKO ED KOLMAN CHET MESSERVEY NICK MIKE-MAYER HENRY MILLER JOE NEJMAN (1973-76) (1937-39) (1933-36) (1970–72) (1925–32) (1942, 1946–47) Three-season leader in Named to three All-American Earned All-American Record-breaking Temple head coach with 1947 captain and All- tackles, earned teams, 1940 Eastern College mention in 1936, collegiate placekicker, outstanding 50-15-8 record, America honorable mention, ’46 numerous honors, All-Star team, East-West later coached career total had a winning record every and ’47 Blue-Gray game, four-time NFL All-Pro Shrine game at Temple of 156 points year 1947 Temple MVP

fensive guard Bill Singletary, a First Team All-American The awards came piling in after the season. in 1972. Singletary is the only football player in Temple Joachim received numerous All-American honors, of - history to have his number (64) retired. fensive guard Pat Staub was an All-East choice and de - The Owls re-established themselves as one of the fensive tackle Joe Klecko was an Honorable Mention dominant programs in the East in 1973, finishing the All-American. The accolades culminated in Joachim season at 9-1 to set a school record for wins. The team being selected the Maxwell Award winner as National won its final eight games of the season, including a 34- Player of the Year. 0 shutout of Villanova in which the defense forced 10 The 1975 season opener provided another mile - turnovers. Hardin's veer offense was almost impossible stone for the Owls, as the team faced Penn State for the to stop, as the team surpassed the 30-point mark in first time since 1952. Running back Bob Harris shocked eight of 10 games. The backfield tandem of Tom Sloan the Nittany Lions by breaking through the middle for a and Henry Hynoski keyed a powerful rushing attack, 76-yard touchdown on the first play from scrimmage. and the passing game The up-and-back contest tilted toward the Owls in the was left in the capable fourth quarter when Anthony Anderson ran for a touch - In 1974, QB Steve Joachim hands of Steve Joachim. down that gave Temple a 23-18 lead. But Penn State capped a brilliant two-year Sloan became the first would score the last touchdown after a long punt return 1,000-yard rusher in and win the game, 26-25. career by winning the school history, finishing The teams played another one-point game the Maxwell Award as college the year with 1,036 following year at Veterans Stadium. Beginning in 1976, football’s Player of the Year yards. Hynoski sur - The Vet became the new home of the Temple football (left: pictured with Coach passed the 1,000-yard team. Early in the season, the stadium hosted the first Wayne Hardin). mark in 1974. meeting between Temple and Grambling, which was The Temple of - The Owls compiled a fense was just as tough record of 18-9-1 during to stop that season, and Hardin's first three years as the defense was down - head coach and rolled on right stingy. The Owls from there. Temple beat Vil - won their first six games lanova, 12-10, in the 1972 of 1974, running their season finale. Temple Hall of win streak to 14 games. Fame kicker Nick Mike- It was the longest streak Mayer booted two field goals and the game-clinching in the nation and it still stands as the longest in school touchdown was set up on a fumble recovery by Bob history. In a nine-game stretch that spanned two sea - Bernardo, the son of Temple Hall of Famer Bill Bernardo. sons, Temple outscored its opponents, 361-58. The Wide receiver Clint Graves set a school record in 1972 14th victim of Hardin's Owls was Delaware, which bat - with 63 receptions, and he set the single-game mark tled hard before losing a 21-17 contest at Veterans Sta - with 15 catches against Rhode Island. dium. That marked Temple's first game at the South Hardin's first few teams featured several other Philadelphia venue. The win streak was snapped the stars, including quarterback Doug Shobert, an Honor - following week by Cincinnati, 22-20. The Owls finished able Mention All-American in 1971; tight end Randy the season with a record of 8-2, winning their finale Grossman, a Third Team All-American in 1972; and of - against Villanova, 17-7, in another game played at The OG Bill Singletary was the first (and only)Owl to have his Vet. football jersey retired. 178 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. History Temple Foo ball Hall of Fame

PAUL PALMER HANK REESE JOHN RIENSTRA TEX ROBINSON JOHN ROGERS KEVIN ROSS (1983–86) (1930–31) (1983–85) (1951–55) (1942; 1946–48) (1980-83) Heisman trophy runner-up Helped Temple to a 7-3 record in First team AP All-America Temple’s most valuable 1946 and ’48 Blue-Gray 1983 team captain who made 15 in 1986, Temple’s 1930 and an 8-1-1 mark in 1931, honors, two-time player in 1952 and 1954, games and honorable career INTs. Played 14 all-time leading rusher gaining All-American mention All-East, Steelers’ first- led Owls in mention All-American, seasons in the NFL and elected to with 4,895 yards round draft pick scoring and rushing 1948 MVP and captain two Pro Bowls.

successful season in school history. Temple Hall of Famers Anthony Anderson and Steve Watson built to - Garden State Bowl II ward that success in 1977 and 1978. The Owls wrapped up both years with a trip to Japan to play in December 15, 1979 Giants Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J. the Mirage Bowl. Tokyo's Korakeun Stadium hosted Temple 28, California 17 Temple-Grambling in 1977 and Temple-Boston College in 1978. Running back Zachary Dixon set a single-sea - Temple ended its most successful season with its first- ever bowl victory. It was the Owls’ 10th win of the year (a son school rushing record in the BC game. He finished team record) and earned Wayne Hardin’s team a spot in the year with 1,153 yards on the ground, and the Owls the AP and UPI Top 20 as Temple was ranked 17th in both finished with a record of 7-3-1. polls, the first time the Temple football team was nationally ranked in the final wire service polls. The Owls jumped out to a quick 21–0 lead in the first quarter and then withstood The 1979 Season a 17-point California rally before clinching the game with a 14-play, 78-yard scoring drive in the fourth quarter. The The 1979 campaign opened with three straight telling statistic in this game was the rushing totals, with Temple gaining 300 yards on the ground while holding the victories before Hardin's squad lost to Pittsburgh, 10-9. Golden Bears to only 23. The Owls bounced back to rout Rutgers and Syracuse The game’s Most Valuable Player, Temple’s Mark Bright, on the way to five straight wins. The 8-1 start had the gained 112 of those yards on 19 carries while backfield teammate Kevin Duckett ran for 92 more and two touch - Owls thinking about a postseason bowl bid in Novem - downs. Temple quarterback Brian Broomell joined in the ber. A loss to Penn State was followed by act by tossing touchdown strikes to Wiley Pitts and Gerald a 42-10 rout of Villanova, giving the Lucear. team a record of 9-2 and securing a TEMPLE 21 007- 28 berth in the Garden State Bowl. CAL 0 14 03- 17 Mike Curcio made 332 tackles at Temple from Temple's offense was led by quar - Scoring Summary V-H 1976-79. terback Brian Broomell, and his top 1st receiving target was Gerald “Sweet 9:17 TU- Kevin Duckett 8 yd run coached by the legendary Eddie Robin - Feet” Lucear, who set several records (Ron Fioravanti kick), 10-67, 3:41 7-0 son. The Owls won the contest, 31- that year. The defense featured 5:04 TU- Duckett 4 yd run 30. That score was reversed when record-setting linebacker Steve (Fioravanti kick), 6-50, 2:46 14-0 Penn State returned to town in Oc - 0:32 TU- Wiley Pitts 7 pass Conjar, who had 163 tackles from Brian Broomell tober. Temple scored on the last that season and surpassed (Fioravanti kick) 8-53, 2:38 21-0 play of the game to make the that mark with 174 stops in 2nd 10:47 Cal- Matt Bouza 12 pass from score 31-30, and Hardin opted 1980. Rich Campbell (Mick Luckhurst kick), for a two-point conversion at - The Garden State Bowl 2-11, 0:41 21-7 tempt to beat the Nittany opponent was California and 4:31 Cal- Joe Rose 14 pass from Campbell (Luckhurst kick), Lions. The conversion at - the matchup painted Temple 8-59, 4:18 21-14 tempt failed. as the defender of East - 4th Klecko ranked as the ern football. The 11:51 Cal- Luckhurst 34 FG, 6-63, 3:09 21-17 top tackler in school history Owls jumped on 6:47 TU- Gerald Lucear 5 yd pass following the 1976 season. the Golden from Broomell (Fioravanti kick), Another group of stars then WWaayynnee HHaarrddiinn Bears for three 14-78, 5:58 28-17 arrived on campus that would touchdowns in Attendance: 55,493 eventually produce the most the first quarter, with running

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BILL SINGLETARY PHIL SLOSBURG DAVE SMUKLER PETE STEVENS ANDY TOMASIC JOHN WALLER (1970–72) (1945–47) (1934–35) (1933–35) (1939–41) (1966–68) 1972 Playboy magazine’s Earned numerous awards Played the entire 60 Captain of 1935 Sugar Record-setting triple Record-breaking All-America team and Walter including 1947 second team All- minutes in the first Sugar Bowl team, 1933 MVP, threat player, played in quarterback who passed for Camp All-America team America honors Bowl game (1935), coached football and 1942 North-South 3,756 yards and 45 touch - set several rushing records baseball at Temple All-Star game downs back Kevin Duckett scoring a pair of touchdowns. linemen Kevin Jones and John Rienstra, who garnered California chipped away at the 21-0 lead in the sec - First Team All-America honors in 1985. ond quarter, scoring a pair of touchdowns to make it 21-14 at the half. A field goal early in the fourth The Big East quarter cut the lead to 21-17. Broomell then led the Owls on a 14-play, 78-yard drive that culminated Jerry Berndt followed Arians as head coach, tak - with a five-yard TD pass to Lucear. Significant credit ing over in 1989. The Owls struggled to a 1-10 finish for Temple's offensive success went to running that season, but then recorded the biggest turnaround back Mark Bright, who totaled 112 yards rushing in college football and went 7-4 in 1990. Berndt's squad on 19 carries. The Owls won the game, 28-17, and received consideration for the Independence Bowl Bright was voted the game's Most Valuable Player. while putting together the school's best record since Temple's 10-2 finish to the 1979 season marks the the Garden State Bowl season. The following year, highest single-season win total in school history. Temple helped found the Big East Football Conference, Hardin coached the Owls through the 1982 putting the Owls in league competition for the second season, compiling 80 wins in his 13 seasons on time in school history. North Broad Street. He had the most wins and the Ron Dickerson followed Berndt as head coach in longest tenure of any Temple football coach. Bruce John Rienstra was introduced as part of the AP 1993. At the time he was hired, Dickerson was the only Arians took over as head coach in 1983. Arians had All-America team on Bob Hope’s 1985 Christmas Special. African-American head football coach of a Division I-A been tutored by Alabama coaching legend Paul school. Dickerson coached two of the leading tacklers- “Bear” Bryant. linebackers Lance Johnstone and Alshermond Single - ton, along with the most prolific passer in school The 1980s and Bruce Arians history. Henry Burris set more than a dozen records be - The Owls produced some notable wins and no - tween 1993 and 1996, including a single-game-best table players in the 1980s. They beat Pittsburgh three times in a four-year span, including one year (1987) in which the Panthers were invited to a bowl game. They also scored victories against bowl-bound squads West Virginia (1984) and Virginia Tech (1986). Arians also coached Paul Palmer, the most prolific running back in school history. Palmer broke onto the national scene with a 206-yard rushing effort against Penn State in his junior year and continued to break records throughout the season. He holds virtually every Temple rushing record, including those for career rush - ing yards (4,895), 100-yard rushing games (21) and rushing touchdowns (39). Palmer couldn't have set all those records without a solid group of teammates. Temple players who earned All-American mention during the 1980s in - cluded fellow running back Todd McNair, wide receiver Loranzo Square made 315 career tackles at Temple from Willie Marshall, tight end Mike Hinnant, defensive back Brian Broomell was inducted into the Temple Athletic Hall 1986-89. Todd Bowles, linebacker Loranzo Square and offensive of Fame in 1997. 180 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. History Temple Foo ball Hall of Fame

GLENN S. “POP” WARNER STEVE WATSON GROVER WEARSHING GAVIN WHITE, JR. LEON WHITTOCK ANTHONY YOUNG (1933–38) (1976–78) (1927–30) (1949–51) (1930–32) (1981-84) One of college football’s Sixth all-time career pass Four-sport athlete Outstanding Temple 1932 team captain, Temple’s career most famous and receiving leader (11 letters), set passing player, coach and triple-threat player, interceptions leader innovative coaches (98 receptions for record that stood director of athletics All-America honorable and 3rd round 1,629 yards, seven TD’s) for 40 years mention NFL draft pick

with 20 first-year players on the field, Temple overcame The Owls concluded the season with two consecutive a 17-0 deficit en route to a 28-24 win. The victory wins, including a 17-14 win in Morgantown, W.V., to marked the Owls' first-ever Big East road win and first break a 10-game drought against the Mountaineers. triumph over a ranked opponent in 11 years. Two Juniors Dan Klecko and Sean Dillard earned first and games later the Owls proved the win was not an aber - second team All-Big East honors, respectively. Klecko ration. Trailing 20-0 at Pittsburgh, Temple ground out a was a unanimous choice, becoming Temple's first 34-33 victory to ensure the program's largest come - unanimous All-Big East honoree since the school joined back win in the modern era. the league as a charter member in 1991. With a new, pass-oriented offense, the 1999 The 2002 Temple football team was composed team posted a 2-9 record and finished tied for sixth in entirely of players recruited during Wallace's tenure at the Big East. The Owls struggled early with a schedule Temple University. The Owls concluded the campaign that allowed only two home dates in the first seven with a 4-8 record, including a 2-5 mark in Big East play games and ranked 13th in difficulty. A come-from- to finish tied for sixth place. Seven of Temple's eight behind, 17-14, homecoming win against then unde - losses were against opponents that concluded their re - feated Boston College and a 56-28 offensive explosion spective seasons by playing in bowl games. over Rutgers were the highlights. Devin Scott com - Once again, the defense paved the way, leading pleted 36 of 45 passes versus Rutgers to set both the Big East and placing 15th nationally in run defense, school and Big East records for completions in a game. allowing just 108.3 yards on the ground per game. Defensively, true freshman Dan Klecko earned All- Temple also made its mark in total defense, placing Dan Klecko and Raheem Brock led a defense that ranked America honors from various publications while line - 18th among all Division I programs by allowing just backers Taylor Suman and LeVar Talley ranked second 315.67 yards per contest. Defensive tackle Dan Klecko 19th nationally in 2001. and fifth, respectively, in the conference in tackles. was a major cog in TU's defensive machine and capped 445 yards passing against Pittsburgh in 1996, and he The 2000 season began with much anticipation. holds nearly every single-season and career passing With its new state-of-the-art practice facility under con - mark. struction, Temple began the campaign with a 3-1 mark, On December 23, 1997, Temple University its best start in 10 years. For the first time in a long named Bobby Wallace its 23rd head football coach. time, the Owls had something to play for in November. The Mississippi native arrived on North Broad Street Unfortunately, Temple lost many tight contests and as the winningest coach in NCAA Division II playoff his - could muster only one conference victory. Although the tory after capturing three consecutive national titles at goal of a bowl game was not reached, the Owls fin - the University of North Alabama from 1993-95. In his ished with a 4-7 mark, the program's best since 1990. first season, Wallace assembled a staff collectively Sophomore running back Tanardo Sharps became the holding 18 national championship rings and persevered first Owl since 1987 to rush for over 1,000 yards, ac - through an injury-plagued season with 25 first-year cumulating 1,038. players in the lineup en route to a 2-9 finish. In 2001, Temple battled through a tough schedule One of those victories occurred on October 17, en route to its second straight 4-7 record and a 2-5 Big 1998, and is arguably one of the greatest upsets in col - East mark to finish in sixth place. All seven of the Owls' lege football history. Before a homecoming crowd the losses were to teams that ended their respective sea - 0-6 Owls traveled to No. 10/14 Virginia Tech to take on sons bowl eligible, with a combined .750 (63-21) win - the Hokies' top ranked defense. Substituting for 12 de - ning percentage. The strength of the 2001 squad was fensive players who exited the game due to injury and on defense, where Temple limited opponents to 312.64 yards per game to finish 19th nationally in total defense. Paul Palmer is Temple’s all-time leading rusher. 2011 Temple Football Media Guide 181 Philly Proud. History

his senior campaign by being named the Big East Con - ference Defensive Player of the Year and an AP Sec - Evolution of the Helmet ond Team All-American. Tanardo Sharps gained 1,267 yards on the ground The Temple“T” once again adorns the football team’s helmets, beginning to conclude his career ranked second to Paul Palmer in in 2011. The helmet features a white “T” and a white face mask on a virtually every Temple rushing category while Sean Dil - cherry shell. The helmet is strikingly similar to the one the team wore lard exited Owl Country as the team's all-time recep - from 1989-95 and 2004-06, except there is no longer a white stripe down tion leader. the middle. The true shade of the “Temple cherry red” color was adopted Despite one victory, there were many positives by the Department of Athletics in 1996. to the 2003 campaign under Wallace. First and fore - most was the University's agreement with the Philadel - For 30 straight seasons, from 1966 to 1995, the Owls’ helmets consisted of cherry shells. phia Eagles for Temple to play its home games at Temple switched to a white shell in 1996, sporting a helmet adorned with the flying “dominant Lincoln Financial Field. It marked the first time since owl” logo and featuring a black face mask. The program has worn helmets featuring both white 1991 the Owls played all their home games at the same and cherry shells with various stripes, lettering, face masks and logos since its inaugural season site. Temple's five games at the venue drew an average in 1894. 24,147 fans, a 21 percent increase from the prior sea - son's average. After battling through a school-record three over - time defeats in the early season, the Owls concluded the year with three, hard-fought losses to nationally- ranked opponents. Highlighting the final trio of games was the performance of sophomore quarterback Wal - ter Washington, who averaged 315 yards of total of - fense and was responsible for eight touchdowns. Along the way, Washington tied the school record for rushing scores with four at West Virginia and also set the Big East mark for total plays with 69 against the Mountaineers. He also became the first Temple signal caller to rush for over 100 yards in a game, eclipsing the mark versus Virginia Tech and at WVU. Among the postseason honors to come to North Broad Street was a Second Team All-America citation for sophomore linebacker Rian Wallace from College - FootballNews.com . The Pottstown, Pa., native had the sixth-best single-season tackle output in Temple his - tory, posting 148 tackles (97 solo) while also register - ing 19.5 TFLs. Wallace was also a Second Team All-Big East honoree and was joined by senior wide receiver Zamir Cobb, who was a first team selection. Cobb, the Owls' all-time reception leader with 165 career catches, set the school's single-season reception mark with 74 catches for 866 yards and five TDs in 2003. Temple concluded its 2004 campaign with a 2-9 mark, including a 1-5 league record in its final season as a member of the Big East Conference. Final NCAA rankings rated the Owls' schedule the 16th toughest in major football (60-43, .583). Six of 11 opponents were nationally-ranked at some point during the season and 10 were at least in the “receiving votes” category. Eight opponents concluded their 2004 campaigns by play - ing in bowl games. Despite a multitude of adversity, Temple gave its fans reason to cheer. Many of those cheers were in re - sponse to performances turned-in by QB Walter Wash - ington. The junior was the top scorer among Division I-A QBs with an 8.36 scoring average and led the na - tion in rushing TDs by a signal-caller during the regular season with 15, setting the Big East record for a QB and tying the Temple mark for total scores in a season.

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Washington led the Big East with a 281.5 total yards-per-game average (3,096 total), to become Tem - ple's first 3,000-yard player. He set a Big East and Tem - EagleBank Bowl ple record for yards rushing by a QB in a season with December 29, 2009 RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C. 889 net yards (1,104 total) and was responsible for the UCLA 30, Temple 21 Owls' final 16 TDs, while accounting for 25 of 29 (86%) overall. Washington led the Big East and ranked 11th UCLA scored 23 unanswered points to pull off a come- nationally in total offense (281.5), 22nd in point re - from-behind win over Temple, 30-21, in the EagleBank Bowl. The Bruins (7-6) spoiled the Owls’ (9-4) first ap - sponsibility (13.82) and 21st in scoring. He set the Big pearance in a bowl since 1979, but not a remarkable sea - East and Temple record for total plays with 554. son that included a school-record nine-game win streak Washington, the Big East 2004 Player of the Year and a co-regular season Mid-American Conference East by CollegeFootballNews.com , was named to the All- Division Championship. A crowd of 23,072, with more than half donning

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spectively. After the season, Washington and Wallace s building a 21-7 lead. o both decided to forgo their senior seasons and enter J Charlton (13-23, 159 yds., 1 TD) completed seven of the 2005 NFL Draft. his first eight passes for 95 yards, none bigger than the 26- Temple alumnus Bill Cosby helped to unveil the Owls’ yard TD to senior TE Steve Maneri that capped the Owls new uniforms prior to the 2007 season. six-play, 80-yard opening drive. A Difficult Temple, which controlled the ball on offense for 21:27 of the 30 minutes of the opening half, started to get most brutal in the country.” Unfortunately for the Cherry its running on track with Pierce and Brown playing tag- Independence team to combine for 94 yards, 61 coming in the second & White faithful, the proclamation held true. The com - Temple faced the 11th quarter. bined record of Temple’s 11 opponents was 83-46 and Playing his first game since suffering a shoulder in - most difficult schedule in Di - seven played in postseason bowls, with six earning vic - jury on the first play of the Kent State game, Pierce gained vision I-A in 2005 according 86 total yards, 53 rushing on 12 carries and 33 on three re - tories. Ten opponents concluded their regular season to the NCAA statistical ceptions. He looked like his old self, especially on the Owls’ bowl eligible. The only Temple foe to post a losing second scoring drive. He barreled 13 yards up the middle rankings, and was win - record was ACC member Maryland at 5-6. for a first down to midfield and capped it with an 11-yard less for the first TD run around right end. time since 1959 With Temple leading 14-7, junior DB Marquise Liv - The Golden Era erpool picked off Kevin Prince at midfield and returned the (0-9) with a 0-11 ball 21 yards before being pulled down by his facemask. record. It marked Temple named Al Golden the 24th head Starting at its own 15, Temple quickly marched it in with Pierce moving the ball five yards before giving way to the final season coach in the history of the program on De - Brown, who made three straight rushes, the last up the at the helm for cember 6, 2005. A Colts Neck, N.J., native middle for a two-yard touchdown to give Temple a 21-7 head coach and Penn State gridiron alumnus, Golden ar - lead with 1:25 remaining in the half. Bobby Wal - rived on North Broad Street after having UCLA 73713 - 30 lace, who con - spent the previous five seasons as defen - TEMPLE 7 14 00- 21 cluded his sive coordinator at Virginia. At age 37, he eight-year Temple entered his first season on the Cherry & Scoring Summary V-H tenure with a 19-71 White sideline as the fourth-youngest 1st overall mark. The Owls head coach in Division I-A football. 12:15 TU- Steve Maneri 26 yd pass from Vaughn Charlton (Brandon played as a I-A inde - The 2006 season was difficult but McManus kick), 6-80, 2:45 0-7 pendent. beneficial. The team played the most true 6:00 UCLA- Nelson Rosario 46 yd pass Prior to the start freshmen in the nation, with 22 taking the field. from Kevin Prince (Kai Forbath kick), 1-46, 0:07 7-7 of the season, the In total, 39 players saw their first major college 2nd Owls’ schedule was football action, including 27 freshmen overall. 3:47 TU- Bernard Pierce 11 yd run recognized for its de - (McManus kick), 10-85, 4:49 7-14 These rookies did so against an ambitious 1:25 TU- Matt Brown 2 yd run gree of difficulty on schedule that ranked as the third toughest in (McManus kick), 4-15, 2:00 7-21 a national scale the nation, with eight foes earning bowl in - 0:00 UCLA- Forbath 40 FG, 3-33, 0:17 10-21 in the pages vitations. 3rd of Sports Il - The first win of the Golden Era hap - 11:59 UCLA- Terrence Austin 32 yd pass lustrated . A four- pened on Saturday, October 28 against from Prince (Forbath kick), 6-52, 3:01 17-21 page spread penned Bowling Green at Lincoln Financial Field. 4th by Franz Lidz deemed the The 28-14 victory earned Temple runner- 12:31 UCLA- Forbath 42 FG, docket as “arguably the up for Tostitos Fiesta Bowl National Team 9-47, 3:14 20-21 6:01 UCLA- Akeem Ayers 2 yd o i of the Week honors behind Oregon State. t interception return (Rosario l o

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The Mid-American Conference Recording its first winning season since 1990 Mention All-American and In his second season in 2007, Golden once and becoming bowl eligible for the first time since CollegeFootballNews.com Freshman All-American. again played the nation’s most freshmen while 1990, Temple made its third bowl appearance in The Owls swept the Mid-American Confer - guiding the Owls to four wins on the season, all in school history and first in 30 years. ence honors as well. Pierce was named the Fresh - conference play, during their inaugural season of The 2009 squad, featuring Golden’s first re - man of the Year, sophomore DE Adrian Robinson Mid-American Conference play. Temple won four cruiting class as seniors, set the school record for was named the Defensive Player of the Year, and games, the most wins since the 2002 season and rushing touchdowns in a season with 29, surpass - head coach Al Golden was named the Coach of the equal to the wins from the prior four seasons com - ing 26 rushing TDs by the 1973 and 1979 teams. In Year. A school record 15 Temple football players bined. The four league wins were the most for Tem - all, Temple re-wrote 18 school season records and were named to the All-MAC, including a school ple in 40 years. The Owls finished the 2007 11 game records in 2009. record eight first-team honorees. campaign at 4-8 overall and 4-4 in MAC play. Rookie RB Bernard Pierce earned several All- In his fifth and final season with the Owls, Al Led by All-MAC honorees Andre Neblett and America honors during his freshman campaign, in - Golden guided Temple to an 8-4 overall and 5-3 in Dominque Harris, the Temple defense ranked atop cluding CollegeFootballNews.com Honorable the MAC in 2010. Recording its first back-to-back the MAC in five statistical categories, including winning seasons since 1978-79, Temple became total defense, and finished ranked No. 1 nationally bowl eligible for the second consecutive year for in red zone defense. the first time in program history. However, despite In 2008, Golden led the Owls to their most a winning record, the Owls did not receive an at- wins in nearly two decades, finishing at 5-7 overall large bowl invitation. and 4-4 in the MAC to tie for second in the East Di - The Owls’ 10-game home win streak at Lin - vision. Temple out-scored its opponents for the sea - coln Financial Field was the longest since the sta - son for the first time since 1990 and was so close dium opened in 2003 and tied the longest home win to eight wins, falling in three games on the very last streak in school history of 10 games from the 1972- play. 74 seasons at Temple and Veterans Stadiums. The Owls led nation in kickoff returns as a For the second consecutive year, a school team, and senior All-MAC KOR Travis Shelton was record eight Temple Owls earned first-team All-Mid- the national leader individually. American Conference honors. Under the direction of fourth-year head coach o i Following the season, Golden was named the t l

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Philly Proud. History All-Time Team Captains 1894 Robert H. Wass 1950 Vincent Skladany 1895 Richard Ellis 1951 Robert Daley 1896 Robert Dippy 1952 David Lill 1897 G. Morton Illman Pat Sarnese 1898 Charles Bossert 1953 Joseph McKee 1899 John Rex Carmen Piccone 1900 Howard S. Wilson 1954 Tex Robinson 1901 Charles G. Hoyt Jim Cloney o i t

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1906 No varsity team 1957 Game captains J 1907 John Penn 1958 Game captains The team captains— VaughnCharlton, Alex Joseph, Dominique Harris, Devin Tyler, Andre 1908 Linell F. Hewes 1959 Robert Aranzio Neblett &Steve Maneri— take the field prior to the 2009 EagleBank Bowl. 1909 Charles B. Singles Daniel DePalma William O’Brien 1960 Game captains John Rienstra 2002 Jairo Almonte 1910 Samuel Loveman 1961 Game captains 1986 Game captains Dan Klecko 1911 Stephen Wisser 1962 Game captains 1987 Game captains Terrance Leftwich 1912 Herbert J. Fausel 1963 Game captains 1988 Game captains Dave Yovanovits 1913 Louis Nightingale 1964 Game captains 1989 Loranzo Square 2003 Taso Apostolidis 1914 John H. Rosengarten 1965 Game captains Ray Haynes Zamir Cobb 1915 Herbert D. Shields 1966 Game captains 1990 Kenyatta Rush Yazid Jackson 1916 Oscar Mueller 1967 Game captains Dick Beck Joe Laudano 1917 No captain on record 1968 Game captains 1991 Swift Burch 2004 Troy Bennett 1918-21 No teams 1969 Game captains Santo Stephens C.J. Blomvall 1922 George Thompson 1970 Joseph Mesko Brian Krulikowski Ikey Chuku 1923 Van Dyke Conover 1971 Robert Thornton 1992 Roman Hale Sadeke Konte 1924 Theodore Doering 1972 Douglas Shobert Efrain Cabrera Lawrence Wade 1925 James Gilliand 1973 Dwight Fulton 1993 Tré Johnson, 2005 Christian Dunbar 1926 Benjamin Cresse 1974 Joseph Cioffi Kyle Glasper John Gross 1927 Harry J. Jacobs 1975 Robert Mizia Jason Thompson Ray Lamb 1928 Howard B. Gugel Peter Righi 1994 Game captains Mike Mendenhall 1929 Grover Wearshing 1976 Mark Bresani 1995 John Shay 2006 Ryan Gore 1930 John Bonner 1977 Anthony Anderson Lance Johnstone Mike Holley 1931 Joseph Bannak Seth Demberg John Summerday Elliot Seifert 1932 Leon Whittock Bruce Gordon 1996 Henry Burris 2007 Leyon Azubuike 1933 Edgar Smith 1978 Anthony Anderson Eric Johnson Alex Derenthal 1934 Peter Stevens Robert Brewer Al Singleton Adam DiMichele 1935 James Russell Seth Demberg Tim Terry Anthony Ferla 1936 William Docherty 1979 Brian Broomell 1997 Game captains Abioye Oyeyemi 1937 Christian Pappas Michael Curcio 1998 Game captains 2008 Alex Derenthal Joe Drulis Casey Murphy 1999 Marcus Godfrey Adam DiMichele Moe Katz 1980 Richard Garza, Sean Martin Bruce Francis 1938 Richard Wheeler Mark McCants Peppi Pichette Dominique Harris 1939 Edward Kolman Colin McCarty Theo Ross Terrance Knighton 1940 Charles Drulis 1981 Steven Conjar Leon Washington 2009 Vaughn Charlton 1941 Andrew Tomasic 1982 Vincent Mini LeVar Talley Dominique Harris 1942 Al Drulis 1983 Tim Riordan 2000 Raheem Brock Alex Joseph 1943 George Heil Kevin Ross Mathias Nkwenti Steve Maneri 1944 Mort Hockheiser 1984 Anthony Young LeVar Talley Andre Neblett 1945 Jack Burns Paul Darragh 2001 Raheem Brock Devin Tyler 1946 Frank Varga Brian Slade Mac DeVito 2010 Jaiquawn Jarrett 1947 Joseph Nejman Kurt Bamberger Chonn Lacey Elisha Joseph 1948 John Rogers 1985 Lloyd Yancey Jason McKie Amara Kamara 1949 Vincent Zelinski Todd Bowles Akeiff Staples Darius Morris 186 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. History All-Time Honors &Awards Playboy All-American 1972 Bill Singletary, OG ...... 1st CollegeFootballNews.com All-American 2002 Dan Klecko, DT ...... 3rd 2003 Rian Wallace, LB ...... 2nd 2009 Bernard Pierce, RB ...... HM The Sporting News Freshman All-American 1999 Dan Klecko, DT ...... 1st 2002 Rian Wallace, LB ...... 4th 2005 Alex Derenthal, C ...... HM 2006 Jake Brownell, P ...... HM Junior Galette, LB ...... HM Devin Tyler, OT ...... HM Football News Freshman All-American 1992 Lance Johnstone, LB ...... 3rd 1998 Carlos Johnson, WR ...... HM Leon Gray, LB ...... HM Joe Klecko (#72) and Jeff Roberts run down Heisman Trophy winner Tony Dorsett at Pitt Stadium in 1976. 1999 Dan Klecko, DT ...... 1st CollegeFootballNews.com Freshman All-American College Football Hall of Fame 1986 Mike Hinnant, TE ...... HM 2009 Bernard Pierce, RB ...... 2nd 1951 Glenn S. “Pop” Warner (Coach) Paul Palmer, TB ...... 1st 1954 Ray Morrison (Coach) 1987 Todd McNair, TB ...... HM Mike Hinnant, TE ...... HM All-College Football Insiders Retired Jersey Kevin Jones, OT ...... HM 2009 Colin Madison, OL ...... HM Bernard Pierce, RB ...... HM #64 Bill Singletary, OG (1970-72) 1988 Loranzo Square, LB ...... HM 2002 Dan Klecko, DT ...... 2nd All-America Board of Football AFCA Good Works Team 2003 Yazid Jackson, FS 1935 Joseph J. Zanin United Press International All-American 2007 Alex Derenthal, C Associated Press All-American 1974 Steve Joachim, QB ...... 2nd 2010 Amara Kamara, LB 1941 Bucko Kilroy, OT ...... HM 1978 Bob Brewer, OG 1947 Phil Slosburg, HB ...... 2nd 1979 Bob Brewer, OG 1971 Doug Shobert, QB ...... Hm 1985 Paul Palmer, TB ...... 2nd 1972 Randy Grossman, TE ...... 3rd 1986 Paul Palmer, TB ...... 1st 1974 Steve Joachim, QB ...... 3rd 1992 Tré Johnson, OT ...... 3rd Joe Klecko, NT ...... HM Pat Staub, OG ...... HM FWAA All-American Henry Hynoski, FB ...... HM 1985 John Rienstra, OL ...... 1st 1975 Joe Klecko, NT ...... HM 1986 Paul Palmer, RB ...... 1st 1979 Mike Curcio, LB ...... HM 1980 Steve Conjar, LB ...... HM Walter Camp Foundation 1981 Steve Conjar, LB ...... HM All-American 1984 Todd Bowles, DB ...... HM 1972 Bill Singletary, OG ...... 1st John Rienstra, OG ...... HM 1974 Steve Joachim, QB ...... 1st 1985 John Rienstra, OG ...... 1st Willie Marshall, WR ...... HM LBAmara Kamara and the 2010 AFCA GoodWorks Team Paul Palmer, TB ...... HM with ESPN’s Lou Holtz at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. 2011 Temple Football Media Guide 187 Philly Proud. History Associated Press All-East 1931 Tony Dougal, T ...... 1st 1940 Chuck Drulis, T ...... 1st 1941 Bucko Kilroy, T ...... 1st 1947 Phil Slosburg, HB ...... 1st 1971 Doug Shobert, QB ...... 2nd 1972 Randy Grossman, TE ...... 1st 1973 Henry Hynoski, FB ...... HM 1974 Henry Hynoski, FB ...... 1st Steve Joachim, QB ...... 1st Pat Staub, OG ...... 1st 1975 Joe Klecko, NT ...... 1st Pat Staub, OG ...... 1st 1976 Anthony Anderson, RB ...... 2nd 1979 Gerald Lucear, FL ...... 1st Mike Curcio, LB ...... 2nd 1980 Steve Conjar, LB ...... 2nd 1981 Steve Conjar, LB ...... 1st 1983 Paul Palmer, TB ...... 1st 1984 Todd Bowles, DB ...... 1st Dan Klecko with ESPN’s Chris Berman at the 2002 Maxwell Club dinner. Paul Palmer, TB ...... 1st John Rienstra, OG ...... 1st Rich Drayton, WR ...... 1st Excel Lucas, DB 1985 Paul Palmer, TB ...... 1st Kenyatta Rush, DT ...... 1st 1998 Michael Tripp, DE John Rienstra, OG ...... 1st Kevin McCoy, KR ...... 2nd 2001 Dan Klecko, DT Willie Marshall, WR ...... 2nd Bob Wright, PK ...... 2nd Sean Dillard, WR Lee Saltz, QB ...... HM Trent Thompson, P ...... HM 2002 Dan Klecko, DT 1986 Paul Palmer ...... 1st 1992 Lew Lawhorn, RS ...... 1st 2003 Zamir Cobb, WR Mike Hinnant, TE ...... 1st Rian Wallace, LB Keith Gloster, WR ...... 2nd United Press Int’l All-East 2004 Rian Wallace, LB Bill Wright, PK ...... 2nd 1974 Steve Joachim, QB ...... 1st 2005 John Gross, OT Larry Brewton, DB ...... 2nd Joe Klecko, NT ...... 1st Mike Mendenhall, DE Ed Liberati, P ...... 2nd 1976 Anthony Anderson, RB ...... 2nd 2006 Alex Derenthal, C Kevin Jones, OT ...... HM 1978 Bob Brewer, OG ...... HM Walter Mebane, LB Willie Marshall, WR ...... HM Casey Murphy, P ...... HM Travis Shelton, KOR Shelly Poole, FB ...... HM 1979 Gerald Lucear, FL ...... 1st 2008 Alex Derenthal, C Steve Domonoski, DE ...... HM Casey Murphy, P ...... HM Travis Shelton, KOR 1987 Mike Hinnant, TE ...... 1st 2009 Elijah Jospeh, LB Kevin Jones, OT ...... 2nd United Press International James Nixon, KOR Bernard Pierce, RB Todd McNair, TB ...... 2nd Eastern Player of the Year Carl Holmes, OT ...... HM 2010 Evan Rodriguez, TE Ralph Jarvis, DE ...... HM 1974 Steve Joachim, QB Muhammad Wilkerson, DT Maurice Johnson, TE ...... HM Eddie Parker, FS ...... HM ECAC Player of the Year ECAC Rookie of the Year Loren Schonyers, LB ...... HM 1974 Steve Joachim, QB (shared) 1979 Kevin Duckett, RB (shared) Joe Possenti, LB ...... HM 1985 Paul Palmer, TB (shared) 1983 Paul Palmer, TB 1988 Loranzo Square, LB ...... 2nd 1986 Paul Palmer, TB 1997 Stacey Mack, RB Matt Baker, QB ...... HM Rich Drayton, SE ...... HM ECAC All-Star Maxwell Award Winner Joe Greenwood, CB ...... HM 1974 Steve Joachim, QB 1974 Steve Joachim, QB Ed Liberati, P ...... HM 1977 Casey Murphy, P Todd McNair, RB ...... HM 1978 Casey Murphy, P Maxwell Club Tri-State Mike Palys, FL ...... HM 1979 Casey Murphy, P Andy Pappalardo, DE ...... HM 1985 Paul Palmer, TB Athlete of the Year Anthony Tezsla, LB ...... HM 1986 Paul Palmer, TB 2002 Dan Klecko, DT Carnell Washington, DE ...... HM 1992 Lew Lawhorn, RS Bill Wright, PK ...... HM 1994 Lance Johnstone, LB 1990 Matt Baker, QB ...... 1st 1997 Stacey Mack, RB Dick Beck, C ...... 1st Larry Chester, DT

188 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. History ECAC Division I-A Team of the Year 1979 Temple University NCAA Most Improved Team 1990 Temple University All-American Bowl 1974 Steve Joachim, QB Henry Hynoski, FB (MVP) All-America Classic 1990 Rich Drayton, WR 1992 Joe Burgos, OG Blue-Gray Football Classic

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All-Big East Rian Wallace, LB ...... 2nd [1991-2004] 2004 Rian Wallace, LB ...... 1st 1991 Brian Krulikowski, OG ...... 1st Mike Mendenhall, DE ...... 2nd Swift Burch, DT ...... 2nd Walter Washington, QB ...... 2nd Tré Johnson, OT ...... 2nd Trent Thompson, P ...... HM * Unanimous Selection 1992 Lew Lawhorn, RS ...... 1st Tré Johnson, OT ...... 2nd Big East Defensive Player of the Week Lance Johnstone, LB ...... 2nd Dan Klecko, DT ...... 10/21/02 1993 Tré Johnson, OT ...... 1st Chonn Lacey, DB ...... 11/19/01 Lance Johnstone, LB ...... 2nd Dan Klecko, DT ...... 10/15/01 1994 Henry Burris, QB ...... 2nd Raheem Brock, DE ...... 9/3/01 Lance Johnstone, LB ...... 2nd Dan Klecko, DT ...... 10/11/99 John Summerday, OG ...... 2nd Leon Gray, LB ...... 11/9/98 1995 Lance Johnstone, LB ...... 1st Chonn Lacey, DB ...... 10/19/98 John Summerday, OG ...... 1st Decara Burgess, LB ...... 10/6/97 Willie Brown, LB ...... 2nd Excel Lucas, DB ...... 9/8/97 1996 Alshermond Singleton, LB ...... 1st Lance Johnstone, LB ...... 9/25/94 Van Johnson, WR ...... 1st Allan Jackson, CB ...... 9/4/94 Safety Jaiquawn Jarrett played in the Under Armour 1997 Larry Chester, DT ...... 2nd Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., following the 2010 season. Excel Lucas, DB ...... 2nd Big East Offensive Player of the Week Josh Boies, P ...... 2nd Walter Washington, QB ...... 11/15/04 1998 Stacey Mack, RB ...... 2nd Mike McGann, QB ...... 10/14/02 North-South All-Star Game Elmarko Jackson, KR ...... 2nd Tanardo Sharps, RB ...... 10/16/00 1999 Tim Leach, OT ...... 2nd 1932 Leon Whittock, HB Tanardo Sharps, RB ...... 9/4/00 2000 Russell Newman, DT ...... 2nd Devin Scott, QB ...... 11/1/99 1942 Andy Tomasic, TB LeVar Talley, LB ...... 2nd 1973 Randy Grossman, TE Devin Scott, QB ...... 10/19/99 2001 Sean Dillard, WR ...... 2nd Stacey Mack, RB ...... 11/3/97 Dan Klecko, DT ...... 1st* Senior Bowl Henry Burris, QB ...... 10/5/96 2002 Dan Klecko, DT ...... 1st* Henry Burris, QB ...... 9/7/96 1972 Nick Mike-Mayer, PK Cap Poklemba, PK ...... 2nd Ramod Lee, RB ...... 10/14/95 1985 John Rienstra, OG 2003 Zamir Cobb, WR ...... 1st 1993 Tré Johnson, OT 1995 Lance Johnstone, LB 1996 Alshermond Singleton, LB 1998 Stacey Mack, RB 2010 Jaiquawn Jarrett, S Texas vs. the Nation Senior All-Star Classic 2006 Elliot Seifert, OT 2008 Terrance Knighton, DT 2009 Alex Joseph, LB Steve Maneri, TE Andre Neblett, NT Magnolia Gridiron All-Star Classic 2005 Mike Mendenhall, DT Las Vegas All-Star Classic 2005 Jake Hendy, P LB Alex Joseph, TE Steve Maneri &NT Andre Neblett played in the 2009 Texas vs. The Nation All-Star Classic. 190 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. History onn riiaann RRoobbiinnsso AAddr All Gollden

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Big East Special Teams Andre Neblett, NT ...... 1st Academic All-MAC Bernard Pierce, RB ...... 1st Player of the Week 2007 Jake Brownell, PK Adrian Robinson, DE ...... 1st 2008 Jake Brownell, PK Makonnen Fenton, KR ...... 10/21/02 Muhammad Wilkerson, DT ...... 1st 2009 Dominique Harris, DB Mike Frost, P ...... 10/14/02 James Nixon, KOR ...... 2nd Steve Maneri, TE Cap Poklemba, PK ...... 11/19/01 Devin Tyler, OL ...... 2nd Elisha Joseph, DE ...... HM Josh Boies, P ...... 9/29/97 Dominique Harris, DB ...... 3rd 2010 Elisha Joseph, NT Elmarko Jackson, RS ...... 9/8/97 Alex Joseph, LB ...... 3rd Vaughn Charlton, TE ...... HM Kenyatta Carter, KR ...... 9/14/96 Amara Kamara, LB ...... 3rd Martin Wallace, OL ...... HM Zane Michalski, K ...... 11/11/95 Steve Maneri, TE ...... 3rd Stephen Yuan, OL ...... HM Allan Jackson, RS ...... 11/4/95 John Palumbo, OL ...... 3rd Rich Maston, K ...... 9/25/94 2010 Jaiquawn Jarrett, S ...... 1st Mid-American Offensive Trent Thompson, PK ...... 9/8/91 Elisha Joseph, NT ...... 1st Colin Madison, OL ...... 1st Player of the Week Darius Morris, OL ...... 1st Adam DiMichele, QB ...... 10/15/07 Bernard Pierce, RB ...... 1st Bernard Pierce, RB ...... 10/5/09 Adrian Robinson, DE ...... 1st Bernard Pierce, RB ...... 10/26/09 Evan Rodriguez. TE ...... 1st Bernard Pierce, RB ...... 11/2/09 Muhammad Wilkerson, DT ...... 1st Bernard Pierce, RB ...... 9/20/10 Matt Brown, RB ...... 2nd Matt Brown, RB ...... 10/4/10 Elijah “Peanut” Joseph, LB ...... 2nd Mike Gerardi, QB ...... 11/8/10 Michael Campbell, WR ...... 2nd Mid-American Defensive All-Mid-American Conference Mid-American Conference Player of the Week [2007-present] Freshman of the Year 2007 Andre Neblett, NT ...... 2nd Terrance Knighton, DT ...... 10/8/07 Dominque Harris, DB ...... 3rd 2009 Bernard Pierce, RB Junior Galette, DE ...... 10/22/07 2008 Terrance Knighton, DT ...... 1st Elijah “Peanut” Joseph, LB ...... 9/28/09 Alex Derenthal, C ...... 2nd Mid-American Conference Jaiquawn Jarrett, DB ...... 10/12/09 Andre Neblett, NT ...... 2nd Defensive Player of the Year Muhammad Wilkerson, DT ...... 11/23/09 Muhammad Wilkerson, DT ...... 9/13/10 Travis Shelton, KOR ...... 2nd 2009 Adrian Robinson, DE Bruce Francis, WR ...... 3rd Jaiquawn Jarrett, DB ...... 9/27/10 2009 Jaiquawn Jarrett, DB ...... 1st Mid-American Conference Muhammad Wilkerson, DT ...... 10/25/10 Elijah Joseph, LB ...... 1st Colin Madison,OL ...... 1st Coach of the Year Darius Morris, OL ...... 1st 2009 Al Golden 2011 Temple Football Media Guide 191 Philly Proud. History f f e L l l e h c t i M The Owl at the 2011 Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Philadelphia. Temple has been recognized for its community service efforts, claiming the 2009 Robert P. Levy Award from the Philadelphia Sports Congress as well back-to-back T.E.A.M. Awards in 2009 and 2010 from the Athletic Department.

Mid-American Special Teams Brandon McManus, PK Philadelphia Daily News Player of the Week Rod Streater, WR Player of the Week Martin Wallace, OL Jake Brownell, PK ...... 10/8/07 Stephen Yuan, OL Matt Brown, RB ...... 11/23/09 Delano Green, WR ...... 11/19/07 Matt Brown, RB ...... 10/3/10 Tommie Williams, CB ...... 9/1/08 College Football Performance Awards Jeff Wathne, P ...... 9/29/08 T.E.A.M. Award Performer of the Week Jeff Wathne, P ...... 10/27/08 Athletic Department recognition for Brandon McManus, PK ...... 9/21/09 Elijah Joseph, LB [HM] ...... 9/28/09 Brandon McManus, PK ...... 11/9/09 James Nixon, KOR [HM] ...... 9/28/09 Temple's Exceptional Acts for Mankind Brandon McManus, PK ...... 9/6/10 Bernard Pierce, RB [HM] ...... 10/5/09 2009 Temple Football (inaugural) Adrian Robinson, DE ...... 10/18/10 Jaiquawn Jarrett, DB [HM] ...... 10/12/09 2010 Temple Football Brandon McManus, PK [HM] ...... 10/12/09 Philadelphia Inquirer Bernard Pierce, RB [HM] ...... 10/26/09 Robert P. Levy Award for Academic All-Area Bernard Pierce, RB [national] ...... 11/2/09 Outstanding Community Service James Nixon, KOR [national] ...... 11/2/09 presented by the 2005 William Bradley, WR Delano Green, PR [national] ...... 11/16/09 John Gross, OT Delano Green, PR [national] ...... 11/23/09 Philadelphia Sports Congress Jake Hendy, P Matt Brown, RB [HM] ...... 11/23/09 2009 Temple Football Ryan Lux, K

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History All-Time Lettermen Kobie Barnett ...... 1995 John Bonner ...... 1927-30 Reggie Brown ...... 1981-82 Don Carden ...... 1969-70 — A — Pat Barnes ...... 1967-69 Pat Bonner ...... 1995-97 Tim Brown ...... 2004, 06 Donald Carden ...... 1978 Michael Abbott ...... 1983-84 Bruce Baron ...... 1960-62 William Bonner ...... 1944 Willie Brown ...... 1995 Sean Carden ...... 1993-94 Dave Abdou ...... 1982-84 Roger Barr ...... 1959-61 William Bonsall ...... 1949-50 Jake Brownell ...... 2006-09 J. J. Cardona ...... 1996, 98 John Adams ...... 2003-04 Robert Barratt ...... 1961 Cody Booth ...... 2010 Ron Bruce ...... 1990-91 Larry Cardonick ...... 1952-54 Lamond Adams ...... 1995-98 Patrick Barrett ...... 1969-71 Thomas Borgesel ...... 1977-79 Alex Brunoff ...... 1942, 1946-47 David Cardy ...... 1984 Lance Adams ...... 1988 Phil Bartocci ...... 2008 Jim Boscoe ...... 1966-68 Andrew Brunski ...... 1939-40 Pat Carey ...... 1975-77 George Agalias ...... 1965-67 Richard Bateman ...... 1948-50 Dan Bosnic ...... 2001-02 Tony Buccino ...... 1994 Manny Carlis ...... 1986-89 Robert Ahlum (mgr.) ...... 1941 Stanley Batinski ...... 1938-40 Ted Bosnjak ...... 1977 David Buchanan ...... 1926-29 Eric Carpenter ...... 2001-04 John Ahrin ...... 1927-28 Dwavon Battle ...... 2005-06 Erle Bougher ...... 1941, 1945 Bob Buckanavage ...... 1960-62 Vaughn Carraway ...... 2009-10 Ryan Alderman ...... 2010 Joe Bauinco ...... 1981-82 Fred Bovoso ...... 1958-59 Ramone Budgetts ...... 1997 Frank Carter ...... 1993-96 Jason Alisauckus ...... 1996-98 Marc Baxter ...... 1992-95 Ed Bowen ...... 1994-96 Shawn Bullard ...... 2002-03 Kenyatta Carter ...... 1996-98 Brian Allbrooks ...... 2004-05 Tom Bazis ...... 1963-65 Johan Bowles ...... 1938-39 Josh Bundy ...... 2004-07 Russell Carter ...... 1982-84 Oniel Allen ...... 1990 Len Beck ...... 1923-24 Todd Bowles ...... 1982-85 Fred Buonavolta ...... 1952 Kevin Cary ...... 1990-92 Jay Allingsworth ...... 1954 Richard Beck ...... 1987-90 Adam Boyd ...... 2002 Swift Burch ...... 1988-91 Andrew Case ...... 2008 Jairo Almonte ...... 2001-02 Bryan Becker ...... 1967 Hugh Boyd ...... 1950-51 Decara Burgess ...... 1996-97 Russell Caso ...... 1991-92 Jace Amore ...... 2001 Ronald Becker ...... 1955 John Boyd ...... 1933-35 Joe Burgos ...... 1991-92 Gene Caterina ...... 1948-50 Vic Amoruso ...... 1970-72 Ken Bekelja ...... 1975 Joseph Boyd ...... 1939-41 Terrell Burnett (mgr.) ...... 1970 Nick Caterina ...... 1929-31 Paul Anapol ...... 1955 James Belfie ...... 1962 Pat Boyle ...... 2008-10 Emmett Burns ...... 1987 George Chaisson ...... 1969 Anthony Anderson ...... 1975-78 David Bell ...... 1987 Sean Boyle ...... 2008-09 Jack Burns ...... 1943-45 Christ Chambers ...... 1986, 1988 Carl Anderson ...... 1955 Stephen Bell ...... 2004-05 Almonese Boyles ...... 2000-01 Henry Burris ...... 1993-96 Terrell Channell ...... 2006 Elmer Anderson ...... 1934-36 Len Bellis ...... 1946-47 Gus Braccia ...... 1952-54 Antwon Burton ...... 2003, 05 Roger Chanoine ...... 1994-97 Gustave Anderson ...... 1930-31 Terrence Belvin ...... 2001-02 William Bradley ...... 2004-05 Mike Busch ...... 1966-67 Dave Chapman ...... 1972 Jemarr Anderson ...... 2007 Troy Bennett ...... 2001-04 Larry Brahm ...... 1939-41 Gerald Butler ...... 2001 Evens Charles ...... 1992-93 Charles Andrews ...... 1997 Fitzgerald Benson ...... 1977-79 JC Braker ...... 2005 Jerry Butler ...... 1997-98 Vaughn Charlton ... 2006-07, 09-10 Scott Andrien ...... 1981-84 George Benson ...... 1978 Mike Brennan ...... 1992 Joseph Butler ...... 1979 Dave Chiavacci ...... 2006 Jim Andrusko ...... 1981-82 Wyatt Benson ...... 2010 Mark Bresani ...... 1973-76 Nyles Bynum ...... 2007, 09-10 Ed Charters ...... 1950-52 Anthony Angeli ...... 1985 Kyle Benzio ...... 1997-98 Bob Brewer ...... 1975-78 Richard Byrd ...... 1992 John Charters ...... 1953-54 Gregg Angeli ...... 1988-91 Mike Berger ...... 1981-83 Larry Brewton ...... 1983-86 Larry Chester ...... 1996-97 Louis Angelo ...... 2000 Tom Berger ...... 1994 Jim Bright ...... 1949-51 Dave Chinnock ...... 1972-74 Tony Angelo ...... 1992-93 — C — Pete Bernard ...... 1986-88 Mark Bright ...... 1976-79 Larry Cabrelli ...... 1965 Lance Chisholm ...... 1984-87 Arnell Anthony ...... 1973 Ray Bernard ...... 1983 Wilbert Brinson ...... 2006-09 Efrain Cabrera ...... 1989-92 Ray Chiumento ...... 1963-64 Bill Anzalone ...... 1970-72 Bill Bernardo ...... 1946, 48-49 Raheem Brock ...... 1998-01 Tomas Carbera ...... 2010 Ikey Chuku ...... 2000-01, 03-04 Taso Apostolidis ...... 2000-03 Bob Bernardo ...... 1971-73 Jerry Brodsky ...... 1958-60 Edward Cahill ...... 1944 Michael Ciaccia ...... 1955 Bob Arangio ...... 1957-59 John Berrier ...... 1937-39 Chet Bromke ...... 1951-52, 55 Ray Calabresse ...... 1969 Louis Cian ...... 1945 John Armstrong ...... 1986-89 Sidney Beshunsky ...... 1940-42 Brian Broomell ...... 1976-79 Ron Caldarelli ...... 1975 Joseph Ciasullo ...... 1951 Keith Armstrong ...... 1983-86 Satyen Bhakta ...... 2003 Andrew Brown ...... 1992-94 Joseph Caliguire ...... 1980 Joe Cioffi ...... 1972-74 Kevin Armstrong ...... 2005, 07-08 Curtis Bicker ...... 1933 Doug Brown ...... 1974-75 Jim Callahan ...... 1966-68 Colin Clancy ...... 2005, 08 Alex Aronow ...... 1992 Ronald Bicker ...... 1955 Dwayne Brown ...... 1998-99 Robert Callahan ...... 1946-48 Jon Clark ...... 1992, 94-95 Elliott Artis ...... 1977-78 Ed Biernacki ...... 1971-72 Jim Brown ...... 1980-83 Louis Cammisa ...... 1997-99 Vincent Clark ...... 1981 Gregg Ascolese ...... 1994, 96-97 Leon Biernacki ...... 1963-64 Leon Brown ...... 1988-91 Michael Campbell ...... 2007-10 Bob Clauser ...... 1980-82 Lindell Ashburn ...... 1925-26 Ed Bigos ...... 1949-51 Levi Brown ...... 2010 Randy Canzater ...... 1993-95 David Claypoole ...... 1960 Samuel Ashwood ...... 1938-39 Ed Bilikiewicz ...... 1941-42 Marcus Brown ...... 2006, 09 Bob Capello ...... 1927-28 Earl Cleghorn ...... 1965-66 Damon Atwater ...... 1994 Michael Billops ...... 2004-05 Matt Brown ...... 2009-10 Steve Caporiccio ...... 1967-69 Jim Cloney ...... 1952-54 Louis August ...... 1956 Paul Bingaman (mgr.) ...... 1950-51 Morkeith Brown ...... 2008-10 Steve Caputo ...... 2008-10 William Cloud ...... 1945 Wil Augustine ...... 1930 Gerard Bishop ...... 1999-02 Mario Ayala ...... 1994, 96, 98 Don Bitterlich ...... 1973-75 Leyon Azubuike ...... 2005-07 Mike Blandina ...... 1972 Alex Azzari ...... 1971-73 Bill Blick ...... 1965-67 Jason Blissett ...... 1995-97, 99 — B — Paul Blom ...... 1977 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Blomvall ...... 2003-04 Vic Baga ...... 1961-63 Morris Blueford ...... 2007, 09-10 Tom Baiunco ...... 1985 John Boback ...... 1977 James Baker ...... 1934, 1937 John Bochynski ...... 1940-41 Matt Baker ...... 1987-90 Jon Bogle ...... 1959-60 Matt Balasavage .... 2007, 09-10 John Bognano ...... 1991-92 Bob Balkunas ...... 1981-83 Josh Boies ...... 1996-97 Vere Balmer ...... 1934 Anthony Bolden ...... 2001-02 Kurt Bamberger ...... 1983-84 Frank Bongivengo ...... 1984-86 Terrance Banks ...... 2006-07 Tony Bonitatibus ...... 1978 Joseph Bannak ...... 1929-31 Cornelius Bonner ...... 1929-31 Tore Barbaccia ...... 1981-83 Gene Bonner ...... 1972 Ron Barbeck ...... 1949-51 2011 Temple Football Media Guide 193 Philly Proud. History

Zamir Cobb ...... 2000-03 John Fonash ...... 1964-65 Lloyd Codada ...... 2007 Frank Ford ...... 1940-41 Daniel Codispot ...... 1985-86 Reginald Ford (mgr.) ...... 1928 Kenneth Coffin ...... 1982-84 Victor Ford ...... 1996-98 Chuck Cohen ...... 1982-84 Richard Fox ...... 1939 Monte Cole ...... 1975 Bruce Francis ...... 2005-08 Andrew Coleman ...... 2005 Harry Frank ...... 1925 Donnie Coleman ...... 2000-03 William Frantz ...... 1949-51 Georg Coleman ...... 2005-08 David Frederick ...... 1965 Dante Coles ...... 2001 Jeff Frederick ...... 1992-94 Jeff Coles ...... 1992 Grigory Frenk ...... 2009 o i t Charles Collett ...... 1955-56 l John Freer ...... 1948 o b

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s FFrraanncciiss Trent Conelias ...... 1982-85 o Fe Mike Frost ...... 2000, 02 J DDiiMMiicchheellee errguso Steve Conjar ...... 1978-81 on Jeffery Fry ...... 1974-75 William Conlin ...... 1929 Fulton Fryar ...... 1997-99 James Connor (mgr.) ...... 1933 Frank Fucetola ...... 1970 Gary Dance ...... 1988 Ralph DiMeo ...... 1985 Dick Eastwick ...... 1967-69 Mike Constantatos ...... 1987-90 Fred Fuchs ...... 1962-64 Frank Daniel ...... 1965 Adam DiMichele ...... 2006-08 James Edwards ...... 1983 George Conti ...... 1967-68 Edward Fulmer ...... 1938 Bob Daniels ...... 1951-53 Alex DiMichele ...... 2006 John Edwards ...... 1950-52 P.J. Cook ...... 1992, 1994 Bobby Fulmore ...... 2004-05 Sean Daniels ...... 2010 George Dimitruk ...... 1972 Lawrence Edwards ...... 1967-68 Jim Cooney ...... 1943-44 Dwight Fulton ...... 1971-73 Richard Danson ...... 1984-87 Jamie Dimond ...... 1988-89 Brett Egan ...... 1977-79 Evan Cooper, Jr...... 2005-08 Michael Fuoco ...... 1978-80 Nick D’Antonio ...... 1957-58 Ray DiPalma ...... 1959-60 Gregory Egner ...... 1928-30 Gary Cooper ...... 1951-52 Rodney Darius ...... 1997 Tyrone Ditzel ...... 1998-00, 2002 Marcus Elbert ...... 2003-04 Jim Cooper ...... 1974-75 Paul Darragh ...... 1981-84 Zachary Dixon ...... 1977-78 Carlton Elliott ...... 1945 — G — Jim Cooper ...... 1983-86 Dick Gable ...... 1959-61 Ramando Davidson ...... 1991-93 John DiYenno ...... 1967 Mark Ellis ...... 1990-91 Williard Cooper ...... 1986-88 Vincent Gabriele ...... 1999-01 William Davidson ...... 1935-36 Paul Dobransky ...... 1954-55 Dennis Engelman ...... 1972-73 Joe Corbi ...... 1959-62 Juan Gaddy ...... 1994-97 Danny Davis ...... 1993-94, 1996 Matt Dobrowolski ...... 1955-57 Harry Engle ...... 1925-26 Mike Corbi ...... 1965 Neil Gale ...... 1970 Douglas Davis ...... 1984-85 Bill Docherty ...... 1934-36 Deadrake Epps ...... 1995-96 Chuck Corrigan ...... 1980 Robert Gallager ...... 1979-80 Durrel Davis ...... 2003-04 Kenneth Dodd ...... 1967 Craig Epley ...... 1980-82 Bill Cosby ...... 1961 Junior Galette ...... 2006-08 Jared Davis ...... 1999-01, 2003 DeMarco Dodson ...... 2004 James Ermert ...... 1981-84 Mike Costello ...... 2002 Joseph Gallia ...... 1933-34 Jason Davis ...... 1993-96 Mark Dolin ...... 1943-46, 1948 Brian Erwin ...... 1989-92 Jim Cottrell ...... 1969 Anthony Gambone ...... 1979-80 Jason T. Davis ...... 1998-01 John Domenico ...... 1974-75 Robert Esterly ...... 1946-48 Donald Council ...... 1960-62 Andrew Garczynski ...... 1984-87 Lonnie Davis ...... 1980 David Donald ...... 1984-85 Mike Evans ...... 1971-73 Marcus Counts ...... 1994-97 Bryant Garvin ...... 1990-91 Wendell Davis ...... 1996-97 Mark Donlevie ...... 1973-75 Donald Covington ...... 1963-65 Rich Garza ...... 1977-80 Konrad Dean ...... 1997-98 Anthony Dougal ...... 1931 Keno Cox ...... 1991-93 — F — Ronald Gassert ...... 1983-85 Ed Dear ...... 1961-64 Leon Doughty (mgr.) ...... 1937 Frank Fahey ...... 1956-58 Larry Cox ...... 1981 Wilber Gattuso ...... 1964 Frank DeBerardinis ...... 1968 Andre Douglas ...... 2007-08 Matt Falcone ...... 2009 Phil Cox ...... 1994 Vincent Gaudenzi ...... 1951-52 Tom DeFelice ...... 1965-67 Richard Dowiak ...... 1974-75 Joe Famille ...... 1968-70 Jim Coyle ...... 1976-77 Harold Geise ...... 1974-75 Anthony DeGannes ...... 2003 Chickie Downham ...... 1958-60 Ralph Farra ...... 1961-64 William Crabtree ...... 1960 Stan Gemski ...... 1968 Nick DeMarco ...... 1967 Gary Downing ...... 1991-92 David Fatherly ...... 2006 Charles Cranford ...... 1925-27 Brandon George ...... 1999-01 Aymon DeMauro ...... 1980 James Doyle ...... 1955-56 Jim Fatigate ...... 1967-69 Brett Crespina ...... 1999 Terry George ...... 1986-89 Seth Demberg ...... 1975-78 Rich Drayton ...... 1987-90 Dan Faulkner ...... 1972-74 Keita Crespina ...... 1991-92 Roy Geraci ...... 1954 Keith Dembo ...... 1984-87 Dave Drehl ...... 1955 David Fecak ...... 1961-64 Arthur Cresse ...... 1925-26 Mike Gerardi ...... 2010 Leigh Denman ...... 2004 Don Driebe ...... 1930-31 Michael Feddock ...... 1949, 51 Gilbert Crews ...... 1985 John Geston ...... 1930-31 Thomas DeNiro ...... 1968-69 Daniel Drissel ...... 1964-65 William Feddock ...... 1949, 51 Joseph Crispo ...... 1944 Gorham Getchell ...... 1942 Derek Dennis ...... 2007-08, 2010 Nick Droboniku ...... 1952-53, 55 Gene Feingold ...... 1981-83 Ricardo Crosling ...... 1992 John Ghee (mgr.) ...... 1943, 45 Scott Dennis ...... 1991-92 Adrian Drones ...... 1991-94 Dick Fekete ...... 1962-64 Eric Cross ...... 1982-85 Marcus Gibbs ...... 1988-90 Aaron Denton ...... 1990-91 Kirk Drukenbrod ...... 1985-87 Shelly Feldman ...... 1944, 47-48 Bill Crouthamel ...... 1973 Bryan Gibson ...... 1987 Ray DePalma ...... 1957-59 Albert Drulis ...... 1940-42 Makonnen Fenton ...... 2001-03 Dy’Onne Crudup ...... 2006-08 Robert Gick ...... 1925 Mike Derchak ...... 1965-67 Charles Drulis ...... 1938-40 Eric Fenwick ...... 1988-91 Joe Cugini ...... 1961-64 Jacob Gicker ...... 1979-82 Alex Derenthal ...... 2005-08 Joseph Drulis ...... 1936-37 Jabari Ferguson ...... 2005-08 Eugene Culbreath ...... 1993-96 Joe Gifford ...... 1969 Wilbur Derhy ...... 1950 Paul Dubenetsky ...... 1946-49 Umar Ferguson ...... 2003-05 Derrick Cunningham ...... 1990 Justin Gildea ...... 2009-10 Anthony DeSantis ...... 1957, 59 Kevin Duckett ...... 1979-80 Anthony Ferla ...... 2006-07, 09 Anthony Curcio ...... 1958-59 Kessler Giles ...... 1973 Joe DeSanzo ...... 2005 Patrick Dudley ...... 1986-89 Rafael Fernandes ...... 2000 Mike Curcio ...... 1976-79 Charles Gill ...... 1975 George Deveney ...... 1988, 90-91 Tom Duff ...... 1973-75 Vincent Ferrara ...... 1952 Phil Currie ...... 1995 Kareem Gilliard ...... 1996-97 Louis DeVicaris ...... 1951 Mike Duffy ...... 1979 Michael Ficarra ...... 1950-51 George Curry ...... 1964-65 James Gilliland ...... 1925 Mac DeVito ...... 1998-01 Joseph Dugan ...... 1975-77 Adam Fichter ...... 2002-05 Kadeem Custis ...... 2009-10 Gregory Gillis ...... 1991-92 Byron Dickerson ...... 1985-86 Jim Dulin ...... 1970 Joseph Finio ...... 1958 Kevin Czaban ...... 1998-01 George Gillman ...... 1952 Khyel Dicks ...... 1999 Christian Dunbar ...... 2002-05 Ronald Fioravanti ...... 1978-79 Jon Czarnecki ...... 1963-65 Marty Ginestra ...... 1972-73 Neil Dickson ...... 2005-06 Jarrett Dunston ...... 2006 John Fischer ...... 1932 Robert Ginton ...... 1946-47, 49 Roy Diduk ...... 1952 Herb Fisher ...... 1954-55 Steve Giordanengo ...... 1969-70 — D — David Diehl ...... 1957-58 Jeff Fiss ...... 1996 Robert Daly ...... 1949-51 — E — Patrick Glamp ...... 1979-80 John DiGregorio ...... 1958-59 Christ Eaddy ...... 1985-88 Jermell Fleming ...... 1992 Albert D’Amico ...... 1983 Kyle Glasper ...... 1990-93 Sean Dillard ...... 1999-02 Red Egan ...... 1934-35 Kenneth Fleming (mgr.) ...... 1952 Chris D’Amico ...... 1983-86 Hugh Glassey ...... 1967-69 Frank DiMaggio ...... 1969-70 Bob Eastwick ...... 1966-68 Chris Fletcher ...... 1967-69 194 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. 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William Glenn ...... 1942 Tucker Hanson ...... 1927-30 Russell Holland ...... 1990 Glenn James ...... 1967 Elijah “Peanut” Joseph .... 2007-10 Keith Gloster ...... 1984-87 Bernard Hanulla ...... 1942 Scott Holland ...... 1992-93 John James ...... 1997-98 Elisha Joseph ...... 2007-10 Tomiko Godbold ...... 1997 Willie Hardemon ...... 2004-05 Nate Hollander ...... 1970 Mike Jarmoluk ...... 1942-43, 45 Stephen Josephson ...... 2003 Donald Godek ...... 1945 Brett Hardenstine ...... 1978-80 Bill Hollar ...... 1967-68 William Jarmoluk ...... 1962 Karsaul Josiah ...... 2006 Marcus Godfrey ...... 1998-99 Robert Hardy ...... 1963 Mike Holley ...... 2002-03, 06 Jaiquawn Jarrett ...... 2007-10 Duke Joyner ...... 1976-77 Samuel Godfrey ...... 1927-29 Jermaine Hargraves ...... 2004 Greg Hollman ...... 1998-99 Ralph Jarvis ...... 1985 Jeremiah Joyner ...... 1993 Charles Goetz ...... 1945 Edrick Harley ...... 1998-99 Paul Holloway ...... 1957 Jerold Jeffcoat ...... 1991-92 Joe Judge ...... 1973-74 Charles Goodall ...... 1955-56 Harold Harmon ...... 1980-83 Carl Holmes ...... 1984-87 Sam Jenkins ...... 1989-92 Steve Juenger ...... 1936 Phil Goodman ...... 2003-04 Jason Harper ...... 2006-09 Shane Holmes ...... 1998 Steve Jewell ...... 2002 Alex Juralewicz ...... 1938-40 Bruce Gordon ...... 1976-79 Chris Harris ...... 2003 Keith Holt ...... 2005-06 Steve Joachim ...... 1973-74 Bill Juzwiak ...... 1962-64 Bruce Gordon ...... 2005 Dominique Harris ...... 2006-09 Jim Honochick ...... 1938-39 Paul John ...... 1959-61 Ryan Gore ...... 2003-06 Jamel Harris ...... 2003-06 Art Hood ...... 1980-81 Arlan Johnson ...... 2001 — K — John Goshow ...... 1959-60 James Harris ...... 1988-91 Steve Hoppe ...... 1975 Brad Johnson ...... 1978-80 Amara Kamara ...... 2007-10 Richard Gould ...... 1987-88 Robert Harris ...... 1974-76 Timothy Hornbaker ...... 1988-90 Carlos Johnson ...... 1998-99 Frank Kane ...... 1942 Nick Govelovich ...... 1966-68 Ron Harris ...... 1975 Al House ...... 1981-82 Eric Johnson ...... 1993-96 Henry Kane ...... 1946 Leslie Grace ...... 1925 Tim Harris ...... 1992 Ronald Howley ...... 1954-56 Jason Johnson ...... 2003-04 James Kapp ...... 1951-54 Kevin Grady ...... 1973-75 Rahsaan Harrison ...... 1997-98 Cliff Hubbard ...... 1957-58 Justin Johnson ...... 2004-05 George Karayiannis ...... 1992-93 William Grady ...... 1944, 47-48 Tyrone Harrison ...... 2003 Fred Huber ...... 1967 Kamal Johnson ...... 2010 Edward Kasales (mgr.) ...... 1942 Robert Graf ...... 1989-91 Thomas Harron ...... 1925 Anthony Hubka ...... 1943 Kyron Johnson ...... 1999-01 Morris Katz ...... 1936-38 Fenton Graham ...... 1995-97 Kevin Harvey ...... 1997-99 Eugene Hubka ...... 1942 Kwame Johnson ...... 2009-10 John Kaufman ...... 1925 Tom Graham ...... 1930 Manning Harvey ...... 1947-48 Bob Hudak ...... 1954-56 Lauren Johnson ...... 1931 Kevin C. Kaufman ...... 1993-95 Lou Grandizio ...... 1951-52, 55-56 Glenn Hassett ...... 1987 John Hudak ...... 1962-63 Matt Johnson ...... 1999 Robert Keels ...... 1977-79 Martin Granovic ...... 1937-38 Fred Hauser ...... 1945 Tim Hull ...... 1990 Maurice Johnson ...... 1986-89 Jim Kelly ...... 1973 Damien Grant ...... 1996-97 Doug Hayes ...... 1978-80 Mike Hungerford ...... 1992 Mike Johnson ...... 1986 Robert Kelly ...... 1994-97 William Grant ...... 1963-64 Raymond Haynes ...... 1986-89 Josh Hutchison ...... 2007, 2010 Peter Johnson ...... 1985-87 Shane Kelly ...... 2005 Clinton Graves ...... 1970-72 Bob Heffner ...... 1976-78 Henry Hynoski ...... 1972-74 Randy Johnson ...... 2004 Charles Kemmerer ...... 1933-35 Joel Gray ...... 2001-04 Dean Heidt ...... 1989 Stephen Johnson ...... 2010 Chad Kern ...... 1967-69 Leon Gray ...... 1998-01 George Heil ...... 1943, 49-51 — I — Tré Johnson ...... 1990-93 Keith Kerrin ...... 1994-96 Terry Gray ...... 1992 Jason Heilman ...... 2002 Buchie Ibeh ...... 2003-04 Van Johnson ...... 1992, 94-96 Troy Kersey ...... 1994-97 Stanley Grayson ...... 1934-36 Damian Hendricks ...... 2000-02 Jay Illingswork ...... 1954 Zamel Johnson ...... 2010 Charles Kertel ...... 1942 Corey Green ...... 1994-96 Ben Hendy ...... 2005 John Incollingo ...... 1984-87 Joe Johnsonbaugh ...... 2004-05 Hans Kestler ...... 1966 Delano Green ...... 2007-10 Jake Hendy ...... 2004-05 Tom Indio ...... 1994, 96, 98 Brent Johnstone ...... 1995-97 Joe Khamis ...... 1998-99 Edward Green ...... 1963-64 David Henry ...... 1937 Nehemiah Ingram ...... 2005 Lance Johnstone ...... 1992-95 Thomas Kilburn ...... 1970 Harold Green ...... 1936 Troy Henry ...... 1985 Joe Injaychock ...... 1970 Casey Jones ...... 1995 Tom Kilkenny ...... 1981-83 Kenneth Green ...... 1999-00 Pervis Herder ...... 1983-86 Amores Intoe ...... 1997-98 Damian Jones ...... 1997-98 Alex Kilkuskie ...... 1930-31 Marcus Green ...... 2009-10 Nelson Herrera ...... 1987-88 Amedio Ippolito ...... 1934-36 Dave Jones ...... 1962 Aldon Kille ...... 1950 Joe Greenwood ...... 1985-88 Todd Hershman ...... 1980, 83 Le’Ron Irwin ...... 2006 David Jones ...... 1989-90 Frank Kilroy ...... 1940-41 Kee-ayre Griffin ...... 2008-10 Ryan Herting ...... 2006 Bill Islinger ...... 1974 Dean Jones ...... 1994-96 George King ...... 1968-70 Harold Griffith ...... 1936 Jack Hewson ...... 1945-46 Tim Israel ...... 1991, 93-95 Joe Jones ...... 2008-10 Mike King ...... 1978 Marcellous Grigsby ...... 2007-08 William Hewson ...... 1948-49 Kevin Jones ...... 1984-87 Thomas King ...... 1954-55 Herb Grimes ...... 1969 Max Hilbert ...... 1938 — J — Marteen Jones ...... 1967-69 Dave Kinka ...... 1971-73 Anthony Groch ...... 1958 Robert Hildebrand ...... 1965 Alex Jackson ...... 2010 Maurice Jones ...... 2009-10 Joe Kissel ...... 1966-67 Raymond Groller ...... 1933 Edwin Hill ...... 1925 Allan Jackson ...... 1994-95 Sam Jones ...... 1981-82 John Kiviatkoski ...... 1947 Henry Groman ...... 1931 Terry Hill ...... 2006 Craig Jackson ...... 1988 Samuel Jones ...... 1970 Dan Klecko ...... 1999-02 John Gross ...... 2002-05 Greg Hilliard ...... 1999 Elmarko Jackson ...... 1997-99 Warren Jones ...... 1946-47 Joe Klecko ...... 1973-76 Michael Grossman ...... 1957 Mike Hinnant ...... 1984-87 Harold Jackson ...... 2000-01 Wesley Jones ...... 1965 Don Klein ...... 1999-02 Randy Grossman ...... 1971-73 Mike Hober ...... 1976-77 Yazid Jackson ...... 2000-03 Wayne Jordan ...... 1970 Tom Klemick ...... 1969-70 Bill Grubb ...... 1960-62 Morton Hochheiser ...... 1943-45 Harry Jacobs ...... 1925-27 Alex Joseph ...... 2006-09 Karl Klinger ...... 1930-31 Horace Grube ...... 1933 Terrance Knighton ...... 2005-08 Howard Gugel ...... 1927-29 Harry Knodt ...... 1956 Fred Gunter ...... 1988-89 Mike Knuth ...... 1992 Ron Koehler ...... 1962-64 — H — Peter Kolankiewicz ...... 1957 John Hadley ...... 1951-53 John Kolibas ...... 1946-47 Jake Hagopian ...... 1973 Ed Kolman ...... 1937-39 Roman Hale ...... 1989-92 John Konopka ...... 1934-35 John Haley ...... 2006-09 Sadeke Konte ...... 2003-04 James Hall ...... 1935-36 Andres Korba ...... 1940-41 Nate Hall ...... 1971-73 Van Kostowicz ...... 1967 Tracy Hall ...... 1981 Joseph Kostraba ...... 1932 o i t

Charles Hamburg ...... 1960-61 l John Kovacevich ...... 1936-38 o b

Domerio Hamilton ...... 2005-06 a Paul Kowalchick ...... 1972 L D . Domi SStteevvee Raymond Hanes ...... 1987-88 V Jason iniiqu David Krafchik ...... 1964-65 h Jason ue Tim Hanley ...... 1982-84 p John Kramer ...... 1926-29 e Ha s arrri MMaanneerrii Collin Hannigan ...... 2001-03 o ris David Krczykowski ...... 1970

J HHaarrppeerr Ben Hannum ...... 1953-54 Kevin Kroboth ...... 2008-10 Ralph Hansen ...... 1947-48 Brian Krulikowski ...... 1988-91

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Brandon McManus ...... 2009-10 Craig Moyer ...... 1961-64 Donald McMullin ...... 1983-84 Scott Moyer ...... 1961-62 Mike McMurdo ...... 1973-74 Greg Muckerson ...... 1998-01 Scott McNair ...... 1989-91 James Mullen ...... 1968-70 Todd McNair ...... 1985-88 Andrew Mulloy ...... 1927 John McNeill ...... 1960-62 Kevin Mulvihill ...... 1927 Jonathan McPhee ...... 2002-03 Casey Murphy ...... 1976-79 Lamar M cPherson ...... 2007-09 Danny Murphy ...... 2004-06 John McShane ...... 1959-61 David Murphy (mgr.) ...... 1981-84 Robert McWilliams ... 1992, 94-95 Tink Murphy ...... 1980-81 Rahmel Meade ...... 1996-97 Jack Myers ...... 1966-67 Walter Mebane ...... 2005-06 Sherman Myers ...... 1979-82 Dan Meder ...... 1992 Bill Medve ...... 1955-56 — N — Joseph Meister ...... 1928 James Nagy ...... 1943 William Memolo ...... 1925 James Namude ...... 2007-08 Mike Mendenhall ...... 2002-05 Michael Nardi ...... 1957 John Mesics ...... 1937-38 Mike Neal ...... 2005 Joe Mesko ...... 1968-70 William Neal ...... 1935 Paul Kulinski ...... 1956 Harry Lorusso ...... 1937-38 Joseph Marzzarella ...... 1979-81 John Mesko ...... 1974 Andre Neblett ...... 2006-09 William Kull ...... 1959 Charlie Lotson ...... 1958-60 Frank Massino ...... 1960-63 Chet Messervey ...... 1933-36 Joe Nedley ...... 1976-78 Charles Kunrow ...... 1984-85 John Loughran ...... 1960-61 Rich Maston ...... 1992-94 Scott Meyer ...... 1961 Joe Nejman ...... 1942, 46-47 William Kuser ...... 1947 Paul Loughran ...... 1970-72 Terrence Matthews .. 1996, 98-99 Steve Michaelchuck ...... 1972 Clinton Nelson ...... 1995, 97 John Kusko ...... 1935 Michael Loveland ...... 2004-06 Edward Mattia ...... 1957 Zane Michalski ...... 1995-96 Daryl Nelson ...... 1989-92 Gerald Loviglio ...... 1968 Rusty Maugel ...... 1966-68 Blair Miers ...... 1974-75 Richard Nelson ...... 1965-67 Bob Lucarini ...... 1955 Dan Maurer ...... 1966 — L — David Miers ...... 1973-74 Anthony Nembhard ...... 2001, 03 Chonn Lacey ...... 1998-01 Excel Lucas ...... 1996-97 Ernest Mazejka ...... 1944 Nick Mike-Mayer ...... 1970-72 Bob Nemergut ...... 1967-68 Ray Lamb ...... 2003-05 Gerald Lucear ...... 1978-81 Frank McAleer ...... 1965-67 Carl Mikovich ...... 1954 Ron Nemshick ...... 1969-70 Richard Landis ...... 1935 Rocco Luciano ...... 1973-75 Frank McAndrew ...... 2004 Davin Miles ...... 1992-93 Russell Newman ...... 1998-01 Charles Lange ...... 1943 Michael Lukac ...... 1937-38 Matt McArdle ...... 1978-81 Donald Millard ...... 1972-74 Dave Nicholl ...... 1996-98 Jed Lankitus ...... 1956-57 John Lukens ...... 1961-62 Franklin McBride ...... 1996-98 Cecil Miller ...... 1925-26 Allen Nichols ...... 1937-38 Alexander LaSorsa ...... 1944 Luis Lumpris ...... 2002-03 Mike McBride ...... 1963-65 Deon Miller ...... 2010 J.D. Nichols ...... 2001-02 Dan Lature ...... 1993 Ryan Lux ...... 2004-05 Pete McBride ...... 2003 Dwayne Miller ...... 1992 Edward Niewinski ...... 1962-64 Matthew Lauck ...... 1980-81 William Lyons ...... 1968 Dennis McCabe ...... 1990-91 Mark Miller ...... 2002-03 James Nixon ...... 2008-10 Joe Laudano ...... 2000-03 W. Deion McCallum ...... 1997, 99 Ronald Miller ...... 1929 Mathias Nkwenti ...... 1997-00 Lew Lawhorn ...... 1991-93 Mike McCann ...... 1982 — M — Tom Miller ...... 1934-36 Albert Nojunas ...... 1943 Victor Lay ...... 1987-89 August Macali ...... 1936 Patrick McCann ...... 1962-64 Anthony Millhouse ...... 1979 Raymond Norton ...... 1955, 57 Tim Leach ...... 1997-99 Walter Macenka ...... 1942, 46-47 Mark McCants ...... 1977-80 William Minahan ...... 1943 Ollivio Novario ...... 1928-29 Joseph Lee ...... 1945-48 Kevin Mack ...... 1974 Frank McCarthy ...... 1975-77 Vinnie Mini ...... 1980-82 Dave Nwasike ...... 2009 Ramod Lee ...... 1995-97 Ralphiel Mack ...... 1991-94 Conlin McCarty ...... 1977-80 Chris Minor ...... 1990 Rich Lee ...... 1969-70 Stacey Mack ...... 1997-98 Alex McClean ...... 2001-03 James Miranda ...... 1982 Terrance Leftwich ...... 1999-02 Dan Mackowsky ...... 1968-70 Mike McClearn ...... 1981-82 — O — Bob Mitchell ...... 1992 Ryan O’Neal ...... 1989 Phil Lembach ...... 1952 Jim Madden ...... 1981-82 Deandre McClurkin ...... 1991, 94 Bob Mizia ...... 1973-75 Chester Orseck ...... 1945, 47-48 Godfrey Leonard ...... 1968-69 Colin Madison ...... 2007-10 John McCoach ...... 1945 Gary Mobley ...... 1987-90 Tom Orsini ...... 1974-75 Tony Lerro ...... 1987-88 Jim Magaziner ...... 1972 Joe McColgan ...... 1969-70 Tom Modafferi ...... 1976-77 Chad O’Shea ...... 1956, 1958 Frank Letino ...... 1968 Paul Maguire ...... 1949-51 David McCoughlin ...... 1992 Frank Moister ...... 1940-41 Scott Oster ...... 1995-98 Joe Lewis, Jr...... 1990 John Mahalic ...... 1940-41 Kevin McCoy ...... 1988-90 Bill Monan ...... 2003 Shawn Overocker ...... 1996-97 Krishan Lewis ...... 1999-02 John Maiden ...... 1948 Reuben McCoy ...... 1982 Ross Mongiardo ...... 1977, 79-81 Abioye Oyeyemi ...... 2006-07 Ed Liberati ...... 1986-89 Jamie Makowski ...... 1989, 91-92 Rich McCoy ...... 1976-79 Mark Monica ...... 1981 Greg Liberty ...... 1989-90 Paul Malatesta ...... 1962-64 Robert McCracken ...... 1949-50 Ed Monteiro ...... 1980 Mark Lichtenfeld ...... 1962-64 Joe Mancine ...... 1966-68 Robert McCracken ...... 1939 — P — Craig Montgomery ...... 1988-91 Steve Paczkowski ...... 1947-49 David Lill ...... 1950-52 Steve Maneri ...... 2006-09 Bob McCreary ...... 1947 Joseph Mooney ...... 1937-38 Doug Padla ...... 1968-70 Joseph Lill ...... 1950-51 Rich Manichiello ...... 1966-67 Omar McDonnaugh-Hales .... 2007 James Moore ...... 1984-85 Hector Pagan ...... 1993 A.J. Lindsay ...... 2004 Martin Manning ...... 1978-79 Jerry McDowell ...... 1982-83 Robert Moore ...... 1982-83 Chris Page ...... 2005-06 Charles Liott ...... 1972-74 Brison Manor III ...... 2006-08 Samuel McDowell ...... 1950 Roderick Moore ...... 1981-84 Diego Paiva ...... 1995 Joey Lippo ...... 2002-03 Dante Marcella ...... 1927-29 Ted McDuffie ...... 1993-95 Tim Moore ...... 1982 Chris Paliscak ...... 1992 John Lipski ...... 1930-31 Alexander Marcus ...... 1926-29 Frank McFillin ...... 1972-73 Joe Morelli ...... 1961-64 Eugene Palko ...... 1944 William Lipski ...... 1943, 47 Robert Marhalik ...... 1947-48 Mike McGann ...... 2001-05 Robert Morgan ...... 1937-39 Joseph Palmer ...... 1936-38 Maurice Liston ...... 1936 Walter Marlin ...... 1980-81 Edwin McGee ...... 1937-39 Charlie Morris ...... 1995-98 Paul Palmer ...... 1983-86 Bill Lites ...... 1960-63 Robert Marra ...... 1983 Joe McGee ...... 1950, 52-53 Darius Morris ...... 2006-07, 09-10 Lou Paludi ...... 1950-51 Marquise Liverpool ...... 2007-10 Bob Marshall ...... 1960-62 Thomas McGeoy ...... 1942 Doug Morris ...... 2006 John Palumbo ...... 2008-10 Tealang Lloyd ...... 1994-96 William Marshall ...... 1983-86 John McGinley ...... 1960-62 Sheldon Morris ...... 1984-87 Mike Palys ...... 1985-88 Andrew Locust ...... 1982-84 Jeff Marshman ...... 1974 Matt McHugh ...... 1982-83, 85 Ted Morris ...... 1959-60 Charles Panella ...... 1956-57 Bob Logan (mgr.) ...... 1971-73 Orrin Marshman ...... 1994 Paul McKernan ...... 1950-52 Sidney Morse ...... 1991-94 John Paolucci ...... 1944 Andy Logue ...... 1962-64 Jordan Martin ...... 2008-10 Jason McKie ...... 1998-01 Lou Morucci ...... 1961-64 Mike Paone ...... 1967-68 Wilfred Longsderff ...... 1934-35 Sean Martin ...... 1998-99 Frank McKoskey ...... 1927-29 Joseph Mostovoy ...... 1927-29 Joe Papiano ...... 1941-42 Roy Lorenz ...... 1934-35 Jim Martinelli ...... 1950, 52 Mike McLaughlin ...... 2002-05 Horace Mowrey ...... 1934-36 Andrew Pappalardo ...... 1985-88 Daniel Lorenzini ...... 1970 Anthony Martinez ...... 2003, 05 Pat McLaughlin ...... 1971-73 196 2011 Temple Football Media Guide Temple UFF. 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Christian Pappas ...... 1936-37 William Price ...... 1964 Theo Ross ...... 1996-99 Garrett Schultz ...... 2005 Tim Singleton ...... 1992 Eddie Parker ...... 1984-87 Ellis Primus ...... 1983-85 Joseph Rostock ...... 1983-84 Garry Schultz ...... 1969-70 Francis Sirocky ...... 1943 Robert Parker ...... 1967 Darryl Pringle ...... 2010 Thomas Rothwell ...... 1952 Tom Schwinn ...... 1960-61 Andrew Skladany ...... 1946, 48-50 James Parrish ...... 1988-90 Scott Pristas ...... 2001 Ken Rowe ...... 1980 Edward Schwope ...... 1937, 39 Thomas Skladany ...... 1947-49 Mike Parrotta, Jr...... 1981-82 Stan Primus ...... 2004-05 Ronald Rowe ...... 1955-56 Rick Scialla ...... 2000 William Skroskis ...... 1986 Mike Parrotta, Sr...... 1951-52 Phil Prohaska ...... 1977-79 Warren Rozelle ...... 1944 Al Scofield ...... 1981 Brian Slade ...... 1981-84 Craig Parson ...... 1967 Greg Pronko ...... 1983-84 Clift Rubicam ...... 1926-29 Devin Scott ...... 1998-01 George Slater ...... 1944-45 Chris Parthemore ...... 2010 Dave Puchalski ...... 1967-69 Carl Rubin ...... 1931 Julian Scott ...... 2000-01 Ray Slavin ...... 1937 Curt Parvin ...... 1976-78 William Pulley ...... 1930-31 Donald Rubin ...... 1931 Pat Scullin ...... 1973-74 Tom Sloan ...... 1971-73 Raymond Parzik ...... 1965 Mike Purri ...... 1952-54 Ron Rubino ...... 1963 Clifford Seaber ...... 1936 Marv Slomsky ...... 1958-59 Bob Paschall ...... 1972-73 Ed Pyne ...... 1965 Tom Ruchlewicz ...... 1974 Ismael Seals ...... 2003 Phil Slosburg ...... 1945-47 Willie Pass ...... 1999 Laren Rudisill ...... 1963-65 Clifford Seaver ...... 1940-41 Arthur Slowey ...... 1944 Harry Patchefsky ...... 1927-28 — Q — Kenyatta Rush ...... 1987-90 Elliot Seifert ...... 2003-06 Frank Smaka ...... 1961-64 Aaron Patterson ...... 1994-95 Willard Quick ...... 1974 James Russell ...... 1933-35 Warren Seltzer ...... 1959 John Small ...... 1968-70 George Paul ...... 1933-34 Thomas Quinn ...... 1987-89 Louis Russo ...... 1968-70 Dennis Serina ...... 1966-68 Allan Smith ...... 1968-69 Shahid Paulhill ...... 2010 Leo Rutkoski ...... 1953-54 Nick Serino ...... 1941 Ahkeem Smith ...... 2010 Bryon Payne ...... 2005 — R — Edward Rzepski ...... 1945 Dick Sforza ...... 1964-65 Alston Smith ...... 2005 William Pearson ...... 1935 Mel Radowitz ...... 1966-67 Sam Shaffer ...... 1978-81 Andrew Smith ...... 2003-05 Fred Peck ...... 1954-56 George Radu ...... 1999-00 — S — Chris Shanley ...... 1991-92 Arnold Smith ...... 1965-67 Vince Pellis ...... 1995 Anthony Ragunas ...... 1947 Robert Sack ...... 1998-02 David Shapiro ...... 1933-34 Edgar Smith ...... 1931, 33-34 John Pendino ...... 1954 John Ramsey ...... 1951-52 Lee Sager ...... 1987-88 Tanardo Sharps ...... 1999-02 Gordon Smith ...... 1935-36 Mike Pendino ...... 1980-82 James Ranniello ...... 1959-60 Sam Sakocius ...... 1976-77 John Shay ...... 1993-95 James Smith ...... 1948-49 Robert Peresta ...... 1966-68 Charles Ratomski ...... 1944 Bob Salla ...... 1974-77 Robert Shearer ...... 1989-91 John Smith ...... 1983-86 Anthony Perlozzo ...... 2008 Rich Redick ...... 1969 Lee Saltz ...... 1983-86 Thomas Sheehan ...... 2000 Mark Smith ...... 1960-63 William Perna ...... 1982, 84 Dale Reese ...... 1949-51 Brian Sanford ...... 2006-09 Travis Shelton ...... 2004, 06-08 Dave Smukler ...... 1934-35 Shedrick Perry ...... 1992, 94-95 David Reese ...... 2002, 04-06 James Sansone ...... 1988 Michael Shemonsky ...... 1965 John Soboeiro ...... 1957-58 Yohance Perry ...... 2002-04 Henry Reese ...... 1930-31 Tariq Sanders ...... 2003-04 Kip Shenefelt ...... 1982-85 Mark Sohl ...... 1967 Guy Peters ...... 1979-82 Brian Regan ...... 1981-82 Nick Santa Cruz ...... 2005-06 Philip Shepard ...... 1999-01 Frank Somensky ...... 1958-59 Andrew Peterson ...... 1993-96 Thomas Regan ...... 1934 Pancho Santangelo ...... 1975 Leslie Shepherd ...... 1990-91 Wes Sornisky ...... 1976-77 Reynold Petray ...... 1955-57 Dan Reighn ...... 1988-89 Frederick Santinga ...... 1988 Richard Sheppard ...... 2005-08 Angelo Sparagna ...... 1940-42 Joseph Petro ...... 1963-65 Thomas Reilly ...... 1927 Anthony Sapnas ...... 1986-87 Dennis Sher ...... 1965 James Spears ...... 1993 William Phillips ...... 1952 Ed Reinoso ...... 1964-65 George Sarkos ...... 1950-52 Bob Shires ...... 1981-83 Steven Speers ...... 1962-64 Andy Phipps ...... 1994-95 Vincent Renzo ...... 1935, 37 Pat Sarnese ...... 1950-52 Bill Shirk ...... 1979-80, 82 Rogel Spencer ...... 2003 Daniel Phipps ...... 1946 Joe Rettig ...... 1980 Sean Satchell ...... 2006 Ed Shirk ...... 1957-58 George Speros ...... 1983 Carmen Piccone ...... 1951-53 John Reynolds ...... 1932 Craig Sawyer ...... 1984-86 Doug Shobert ...... 1970-72 Don Spiller ...... 1971-72 Peppi Pichette ...... 1996-99 Thomas Rice ...... 1959-61 Terry Scalise ...... 1969-70 Dean Sholders ...... 1992-93 Charles Sproule ...... 1962 James Pidcock ...... 1967-68 Larry Richard ...... 1975 Frank Schaefer ...... 1933-35 Edward Shubeck ...... 1982-84 Loranzo Square ...... 1986-89 Bernard Pierce ...... 2009-10 Tom Richards ...... 1990, 92 William Schalles ...... 1963-65 Joe Sieminski ...... 1970-72 Eddie Stafford ...... 1997 Brinton Piez ...... 1946-49 Anthony Richardson ...... 1989-91 Nate Schiccatano ...... 2006 Louis Siesser ...... 1974 Norman Stahl (mgr.) ...... 1943 Joseph Pilconis ...... 1931, 33-34 Vince Richardson ...... 1965 David Schlagel ...... 1992 Tony Siminitus ...... 1976-77 J.D. Stanley ...... 2000-03 Bob Pilkauskas ...... 1983-86 Joseph Richman ...... 1941-42 Tony Schmitz ...... 1990-91 Jacob Simon ...... 2004-05 Akeiff Staples ...... 1997, 99-01 Darryl Pinkney ...... 1986-87 John Rienstra ...... 1983-85 Robert Schoen ...... 1957 Ron Simone ...... 1956 Robert Stark ...... 1977-80 John Piscitelle ...... 1945-46 Pete Righi ...... 1973-75 George Schollenberger .... 1927-29 James Simpson ...... 2000 Jeff Staton ...... 1990-92 Anthony Pitale ...... 1961-64 John Rightus ...... 1952-54 Jeremy Schonbrunner .. 2009-10 Philip Simpson ...... 2004, 06 Lonnie Staton ...... 1955-56 Steve Pitler ...... 1965-67 Norman Rines ...... 1930-31 Toren Schonyers ...... 1986-87 Kelly Sims ...... 1992 Pat Staub ...... 1973-75 Chris Pitt ...... 1997, 99-01 Garvin Ringwelski 1999-00, 02-03 Carl Schreep ...... 1937 Darren Sinclair ...... 2004-05 Jamelle Steele ...... 1997 Wiley Pitts ...... 1976-79 Timothy Riordan ...... 1981-83 Verne Schreifer ...... 1937-38 Bill Singletary ...... 1970-72 Rush Stehlin ...... 1941 Donald Plugge ...... 1954 William Roan (mgr.) ...... 1940 Jamal Schulters ...... 2007-08 Alshermond Singleton ..... 1993-96 Allan Steinberg ...... 1960-61 Cap Poklemba ...... 1999-02 Tremaine Robarts ...... 1933-34 J

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Tommie Williams ...... 2007-08 Kenyatta Williamson ...... 1997-98 Albert Wilson ...... 1943-45 Clifford Wilson ...... 1997 Woodrow Wilson (mgr.) ...... 1934 Charlie Wing ...... 1964 Lloyd Wise ...... 1934-35 Kevin Witchey ...... 1983 Jordan Witzel ...... 2001 Ernest Wolf ...... 1928 Gary Wolf ...... 1961 Andrew Wolfrum ...... 1945 James Woodside ...... 1941-42 Dennis Woomer ...... 1967 Rodney Wormley ...... 2002, 04-05 Shannon Worthy ...... 1986-89 Jason Wright ...... 1999-00 Robert Wright ...... 1989-90 Terry Wright ...... 1985-86 Richard Steinberg ...... 1955-56 Joe Teklits ...... 1973-75 Jerry Urias ...... 1997-98 Jeff Wathne ...... 2007-10 William Wright ...... 1985-88 Jeff Stempel ...... 1973-75 Nick Telli ...... 1965-66 Jim Watson ...... 1967-69 Rudolph Wuennenberg ...... 1944 Santo Stephens ...... 1988-91 Marlin Terrell ...... 2008 Steve Watson ...... 1976-78 — V — Duke Wuzzardo ...... 1950-52 Clem Stevens ...... 1936-38 David Terry ...... 1999-02 Brian Vaganek ...... 1989-92 William Watson ...... 1938-40 Kasmer Wysocki ...... 1945 Pete Stevens ...... 1933-35 Tim Terry ...... 1993-96 Steve Vajda ...... 1992 Donald Watts ...... 1933-34 Ventres Stevenson ...... 1986-89 Daniel Testa ...... 1933-34 Art Valli ...... 1966 Lamar Watts ...... 1992 Chester Stewart ...... 2008-10 Anthony Tezsla ...... 1985-88 Fred Van Istendal ...... 1931 Lambert Watts ...... 2004 — Y — Lloyd Yancey ...... 1982-85 Chris Stinger ...... 1977-80 Charles Thomas ...... 1946 William Van Syckle ...... 1937-38 Stodie Watts ...... 1959-60 Vince Yasenchak ...... 2003, 05 Dean Stiteler ...... 1972-74 David Thomas ...... 1990 Frank Varga ...... 1942, 45-47 Ernie Wayland ...... 1960-62 Anthony Young ...... 1981-84 Dick Stolte ...... 1951-53 Jeffrey Thomas ...... 1987-88 David Vaugh ...... 1965-66 Grover Wearshing ...... 1927-30 Vernon Young ...... 1950-52 Josh Stoner ...... 1999 Gary Thompson ...... 1988-90 Eugene Vellela ...... 1944 Tommie Weatherspoon ... 2007-08 Dave Yovanovits ...... 1999-02 John Stonik ...... 1933-34 James Thompson ...... 1955-57 George Venerosa ...... 1933-34 Mark Weaver ...... 1978 Stephen Yuan ...... 2010 Manny Stoupakis ...... 2000 James Thompson ...... 1984-86 Dominique Veney ...... 2002 Gary Webb ...... 1972-74 Ken Stout ...... 1952-54 Jason Thompson ...... 1993 Bob Verrelle ...... 1975-78 Richard Wehler ...... 1938-38 Thomas Strahan ...... 1926 Jayson Thompson ...... 1998-99 Edward Virshup ...... 1943-46 Bernard Weinberger ...... 1943 — Z — Joseph Zaborowski ...... 1948-50 Ed Stranix ...... 1992, 94-95 Lafton Thompson ...... 1999-02 Richard Vishab ...... 1956-57 Dave Weinraub ...... 1961 Christian Zahnow ...... 1930-31 Rod Streater ...... 2010 Trent Thompson ...... 1990-91 Chris Voit ...... 1981-82 Arturo Weldon ...... 1984-87 Henry Zajkowski ...... 1940-41 Kenneth Streich ...... 1977-79 Bob Thornton ...... 1970 Brian Wensel ...... 1978-80 Charles Zalonka ...... 1940 Jack Stricker ...... 1963-65 Joseph Thum ...... 1943 Joe Wentzell ...... 1992-93 — W — Michael Zanghi ...... 1969-70 Tom Stricker ...... 1961-62 William Tiley ...... 1935 Lawrence Wade ...... 2000, 02-04 Charles Wesko ...... 1983-85 Joseph Zanin ...... 1933-35 Mike Stromberg ...... 1964-65 John Timko ...... 1942, 47 Earl Wagner ...... 1961-63 Drew Wesnak ...... 1978-80 Chester Zareck ...... 1930-31 Ken Stubbolo ...... 1981-83 Steve Timko ...... 1950 Larry Walding ...... 1992, 94 Brian West ...... 1999-01 Harold Zastrow ...... 1935-36 Terrence Stubbs ... 1999-00, 02-03 James Tindall ...... 2008 Andrew Waldron ...... 1988-89 Michael West ...... 1985 Gene Zawoiski ...... 1944-48 John Stuffick ...... 1945 Glenn Tinner ...... 1991-93 Edwin Walker ...... 1935-36 Francis Whalen ...... 1926 Malin Zerbiebel ...... 1939 Allan Sturges ...... 1936-38 Kenneth Tissue ...... 1926 Gary Walker ...... 1964-65 Maxwell Wharton ...... 1940 Vincent Zielinski ...... 1946-49 Taylor Suman ...... 1998-01 Mike Tomasetti ...... 1970 Kevin Walker ...... 1995, 97 Brendon White ...... 1942 Jim Zipay ...... 1966-67 John Summerday ...... 1992, 94-95 Andy Tomasic ...... 1939-41 Rodney Walker ...... 1984-87 Gavin White ...... 1949-51 Ralph Zitomer ...... 1948-50 Worthington Surrick ...... 1925-26 John Tomosky ...... 1966-67 Shawn Walker ...... 2000-01 Moses White ...... 1992 Charlie Zontanos ...... 1962-64 George Sutch ...... 1940-42 Brian Touhey ...... 1973-74 Alvin Wallace ...... 1966-67 Nishi-Naka White ...... 1999 Edward Zukas ...... 1933-34 Joseph Sutton ...... 1946 Dave Townsend ...... 1962-63 Jamal Wallace ...... 1999-02 Quinten White, Jr...... 2008-10 John Zukas ...... 1931-35 Robert Sutton ...... 1969-70 Lester Trammer ...... 1999-02 Martin Wallace ...... 2010 Roger White ...... 1949-51 Vincent Zulinski ...... 1948-49 Ryan Sutton ...... 2006 Wayne Tribue ...... 2008-10 Rian Wallace ...... 2002-04 Spencer White ...... 1967-68 Ted Zygmont ...... 1949-51 Conrad Swanson ...... 1990-91 Chris Tremel ...... 2007 John Waller ...... 1966-68 Kedrick Whitehead .... 1994-95, 97 Michael Swanson ..... 1984, 86-87 Robert Treweek ...... 1948 Dick Walsh ...... 1959-61 Tahir Whitehead ...... 2008-10 John Sweel ...... 1933-34 Michael Tripp ...... 1996-98 Howard Walsh ...... 1943 Charles Whitfield ...... 1992 current players in bold Jon Swift ...... 1994 Andy Tryens ...... 1947, 49 Richard Walsh ...... 1957-61 Jeff Whittingham ...... 2009 Ronald Sykes ...... 1961 Andre Turner ...... 1982 Gary Walter ...... 1968-69 Leon Whittock ...... 1930-32 John Sylvester ...... 1941, 46 Andrew Turner ...... 2004 Charles Walters ...... 1937-39 Peter Wichmann ...... 2008 Note: Please alert the Athletic Sean Szarka ...... 2002-03 Thomas Turner ...... 1930 Thomas Walters ...... 1951-53 Charles Wigo ...... 1930 Communications Office John Tutko ...... 1950-51 Joseph Walton ...... 1925 Delonne Wilbourn ...... 2003-05 (215-204-1608) of errors or missing Gerry Twardowski ...... 1966-67 Albert Waltzer ...... 1944-46 Warren Wilcox ...... 1987-90 — T — letterwinners. Thank you. Shanga Tabb ...... 2000-01 Sheldon Tweedle ...... 1973 Jeffrey Ward ...... 1983-86 Muhammad Wilkerson .... 2008-10 Rich Taber ...... 1973-75 Devin Tyler ...... 2006-09 Eric Warren ...... 1987-90 Calvin Wilkinson ...... 1997-99 Dapo Taiwo ...... 1995 Joe Tyrrell ...... 1949-51 Carnell Washington ...... 1987-88 Barry Williams ...... 1993 LeVar Talley ...... 1997-00 Leon Washington ...... 1998-99 Dave Williams ...... 1960 Manuel Tapia ...... 2002-05 — U — Nate Washington ...... 1954-55 Ken Williams ...... 1975 Alphonso Taylor ...... 1990-91 George Ulmer ...... 1962 Randy Washington ...... 1998-99 Mark Williams ...... 1972-74 Gregory Taylor ...... 1988-89 Mark Ulsh ...... 1974-75 Walter Washington ...... 2003-04 Mike Williams ...... 1994 Kevin Taylor ...... 1991 John Urban ...... 1956-57 Wilbur Washington ...... 1992-93 Rick Williams ...... 1995, 98-99 198 2011 Temple Football Media Guide