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Old Dominion Football "One Team, One Year, One Shot" Game Two: Saturday, September 8, 2012 #7/5 Old Dominion (1-0, 0-0 CAA) vs. Hampton Pirates (0-1, 0-0 MEAC) Armstrong Stadium (17,000) l Hampton, Va. Old Dominion STORY LINES: l Old Dominion Football is in its fourth season overall and final year in the ColonialAthletic Schedule/Results: Association. The Monarchs are coming off a 57-23 win over Duquesne, a team that was receiving votes in The Sports Network Poll and tied for first last season in the NEC. ODU will be taking on Hampton in its first Sat. Sept. 1 Duquesne . W, 57-23 road contest of the 2012 campaign. Sat. Sept. 8 at Hampton ................6:00 p.m. l After setting school records for passing yards, completions, and attempts and helping ODU to a new Sat. Sept. 16 Campbell ................ 6:00 p.m. school record in total offense, sophomore quarterback Taylor Heinicke was named not only the CAA Offensive Player of the Week, but the National Offensive Player of the Week by The Sports Network Sat. Sept. 22 New Hampshire * .............Noon l The Monarchs have won five of their last six games dating back to October 22nd of last season and are Sat. Sept. 29 at Richmond * ............3:30 p.m. currently riding a four-game home win streak. ODU has won three of their last four road games last suffering a 55-48 set back to then #3/2 Georgia Southern in the second round of the FCS Playoffs. Sat. Oct. 13 Villanova * .............. 3:30 p.m. l Including Saturday's contest at Hampton, nine of Old Dominion's 11 games will be played in the Common- Sat. Oct. 20 at Towson *................7:00 p.m. wealth of Virginia. In fact, the Monarchs will not even have to leave the state until the October 20th contest at Sat. Oct. 27 Delaware (Oyster Bowl) * .......Noon Towson. Saturday's game will be the shortest road trip for the Monarchs of the 2012 having to travel just 14 miles. Sat. Nov. 3 at Georgia State * ...........3:30 p.m. l The Monarchs return 16 starters from a year ago, including seven on offense and six on defense. Thirteen Sat. Nov. 10 William & Mary * . Noon student-athletes made their debut last Saturday against Duquesne, including one redshirt junior, one redshirt sophomore, six redshirt freshmen, and five true freshmen. Sat. Nov. 17 at James Madison ...........7:00 p.m. l The Monarchs moved up to their highest ranking to-date following Saturday's 57-23 win over Duquesne. All home games in bold and played at Foreman Field at S.B. ODU comes into Saturday ranked seventh in The Sports Network Poll and cracks the Top-5 for the first time ever at No. 5 in the FCS Coaches Poll. Ballard Stadium. All times eastern and are subject to change. FOLLOW THE MONARCHS TV: Network: .............................. None Play-By-Play: . Color Analyst: ............................... RADIO Network: .................ESPN Radio 94.1 FM Play-By-Play: . .Ted Alexander Color Analyst: ...................Andy Mashaw Sideline: .........................Rich Radford Pre-Game: . .Rick Kiefner (Pre-game show begins 1 hour prior to kick) INTERNET Audio: ..................www.ODUSports.Com . .(via Monarch Media Subscription) Livestats: .......................ODU In-Game SOCIAL MEDIA HEAD COACH HEAD COACH Facebook:.............Facebook.com/ODUSports Bobby Wilder Donovan Rose Twitter ........... @ODUFootball, @ODUSports YouTube: ..............Youtube.com/ODUSports Career Record: ............ 28-8 (.778)/4th season Career Record: .............. 18-16 (.529)/4th season Record at ODU: .......... 28-8 (.778)/4th season Record at HU: ............... 18-16 (.529)/4th season 2012 - "One Team, One Year, One Shot" - at Hampton - September 8, 2012 THIS WEEK'S OPPONENT: Hampton All-Time vs. Hampton: 2-0 HAMPTON: 2-0 Date Score H/A Attend 10/30/10 W, 28-14 A 8605 9/17/11 W, 45-42 H 19818 All-Time vs. MEAC: 7-0 SAVANNAH STATE: 2-0 Hampton Date Score H/A Attend 10/24/09 W, 38-17 A 2743 Sept. 8 w Hampton, Va. 11/6/10 W, 57-9 H 19782 Quick Facts NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL: 2-0 Location .......................................................................................Hampton, Va. Date Score H/A Attend Enrollment ..................................................................................................5,402 11/7/09 W, 42-28 H 19782 Nickname .................................................................................................Pirates 11/20/10 W, 33-21 A 4107 Website ............................................................................... hamptonpirates.com Twitter ........................................................................... twitter.com/huathletics HAMPTON: 2-0 Facebook ...................................................................facebook.com/huathletics Date Score H/A Attend 10/30/10 W, 28-14 A 8605 Stadium .............................................................................. Armstrong Stadium 9/17/11 W, 45-42 H 19818 Stadium Capacity ....................................................................................17,000 Stadium Surface .........................................................................................Grass NORFOLK STATE: 1-0 President ............................................................................. Dr. William Harvey Date Score H/A Attend Athletics Director ................................................................Novelle Dickenson 11/26/11 W, 35-18 H 19818 FB Contact . ........................Maurice Williams, Director of Sports Information FB Contact Office Phone/Email . 757-727-5757/[email protected] LAST TIME OUT FOR HAMPTON: Hampton dropped its 2012 football season opener 41-31 against on the road at Tennessee Tech in front of a crowd of 10,130 at Tucker Stadium last Thursday. 2011 Schedule/Results 2012 Schedule Tennessee Tech scored 31 points while going a perfect 4-for-4 in the 9/3 @ Alabama A&M ..W 21-20 8/30 @ Tenn. Tech ..... L, 31-41 red zone behind the efforts of quarterback Tre Lamb in the first half. 9/8 Florida A&M * ......W 23-17 9/8 Old Dominion Lamb threw for 279 yards, connecting on 19-of-26 passes with three 9/17 @ Old Dominon .....L 42-45 9/15 @ Florida A&M * touchdowns as the Golden Eagles closed out the first half with 384 9/22 @ Beth.-Cookman * L 31-35 9/29 Bethune-Cookman * 10/8 Princeton .................W 28-23 10/13 Norfolk State * yards of total offense. 10/15 @ Norfolk St. * ...... L 24-34 10/18 N.C. Central * 10/22 N.C. Central * .........W 30-27 10/27 Savannah St. * Hampton quarterback Travis Champion drove the Pirates 75 yards in 10/29 @ Savannah St. * .... W 22-5 11/3 @ Howard * 14 plays for their first score of the game, as freshman Blake Hayes 11/5 Howard * .................. L 7-10 11/10 @ Delaware State * ran in from six yards out for his first collegiate touchdown. 11/12 Delaware State * ...... W 42-6 11/17 @ Morgan State * 11/19 Morgan State * ......W 42-18 Hampton trailed 31-7 at the half. HU's Jorrian Washington took the opening kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown to give the Pirates their second score of the game. Hampton’s special teams unit was not done, as the Pirates scored Coaching Staff again when kicker Taurean Durham nailed a 40-yard field goal to Head Coach: ............................................................................. Donovan Rose make the score 31-17 in favor of the Golden Eagles. Career Record: ........................................................... 18-16 (.529)/4th season Record at HU: ............................................................ 18-16 (.529)/4th season Tennessee Tech fumbled a fair catch that the Pirates recovered on the Golden Eagle’s 5-yard line. Jeremiah Schwartz then punched the ball Assistant Coaches: in from a yard out to pull the Pirates within a touchdown, with Keith Goganious ..........................................................Defensive Coordinator Tennessee Tech leading 31-24 in the third quarter. Earnest Wilson .............................................................Offensive Coordinator Devan Hill ......................................Defensive Backs/Recruiting Coordinator David Banks ............................... ............................................ Running Backs However, Tennessee Tech's Lamb took the Golden Eagles 76 yards Daryll Bullock ............................. ............................................Offensive Line on just 11 plays for his fourth touchdown pass of the night to make Antonio Banks ................................................................................... Safeties the score 38-24 early in the fourth quarter. Michael Villagrana ............................................... Special Teams Coord./TEs Delbert Cowsette . ....................................................................Defensive Line The Golden Eagles scored again off a 25-yard field goal to make the Lamar Thomas .......................................................................Wide Receivers score 41-24, before Champion drove the Pirates another 75 yards for a touchdown when he connected with Jarvis Brown from two yards out to make the score 41-31 with less than two minutes left in the game. DeVonte` Hawkins and Carvin Johnson led the Pirates on the defen- sive side of the ball, recording 19 and 18 total tackles, respectively. ODUSports.Com * Facebook.com/Monarch Football * Twitter.com/ODUFootball * Youtube.com/ODUSports 2012 - "One Team, One Year, One Shot" - at Hampton - September 8, 2012 ODU Quick Facts: PROMOS AND OTHER FUN FACTS: SCHOOL Location: ........................................................................................Norfolk,
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