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2012 Football DEREK BROWN 1991-2012 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA Kendrick Williams Dusty Reed Sr. TB Jr. WR Jordan Hallman Eric Deery R-Sr. WR Sr. TB Robert Bleiler R-Jr. WR Matt Freed - 2008 Consensus All-American 2012 Football DEREK BROWN 1991-2012 East Stroudsburg University and the Warriors football program mourn the loss of Derek Brown, a junior linebacker, who died on Thursday, July 5 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident on Saturday, June 30. Brown, 20, an Elementary Education major and graduate of Souderton High School, was a two-year letterwinner at outside linebacker and safety for the Warriors. Derek continues to give in his passing, as eight organs were donated through the Gift of Life Donor Program, which serves eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Delaware. He is survived by his parents, Jack and Lillian Kerns, and two brothers, Matt and Ryan Brown. Matt was a four-year letterwinner at tight end for the Warriors and graduated in 2011. Derek played in four games as a true freshman in 2010 before a season-ending injury. He returned to play in 10 games, including nine starts, between linebacker and safety as a sophomore. He was tied for fourth on the team with 73 tackles. At Souderton, he was an All-Suburban One running back and safety as a three-year letterwinner. He helped Souderton to the league championship as a sophomore. He is one of eight players from Souderton to play for the Warriors in the last five years. 2012 ESU FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2012 Football Schedule Saturday, Sept. 8 LOCK HAVEN 6:05 ESU hosts Lock Haven in its latest season opener since 1998 . The Warriors, 5-3 under the lights at Eiler-Martin Stadium, are 7-6 all-time vs . LHU, including wins of 58-13 in 2007 and 45-14 in 2006 . The Haven’s 42-game losing streak is the longest in college football . Saturday, Sept. 15 *SHIPPENSBURG 6:05 The Warriors open the PSAC East schedule vs . the Red Raiders in the middle entry of a three-game homestand . ESU’s 44-14 loss at Ship a year ago was an anomaly in a series that had seen four of the previous seven games decided by three points or less . Saturday, Sept. 22 *CHEYNEY (Family Weekend) 1:05 ESU head coach Denny Douds, in his 39th year, coaches his 400th game to extend the Division II record he set last fall . The Warriors came away with a 10-6 win in a mudfest at Cheyney last year, led by 105 yards and ESU’s only TD from then-Jr . TB Kendrick Williams . Saturday, Sept. 29 at Clarion 6:00 The Warriors have won seven straight vs . Clarion, all since 2000, including a 45-31 win On the Cover: Sr . TB Kendrick Williams and Jr . WR Dusty Reed lead five skill position players that have in the last meeting in 2009 . The Golden Eagles won three of the previous four, but ESU combined for 2,627 rushing yards and 4,076 receiving took the first - a 49-4 win in the 1978 State Game that is still the record for victory margin . yards in their careers for the Warriors . Saturday, Oct. 6 *WEST CHESTER (Homecoming) 1:05 West Chester has won eight of the last nine in the series which is tied with Table of Contents Bloomsburg for the most frequent ESU opponent, both meeting 76 times entering this The University . 2 year . WCU won 37-26 last year, while the Warriors’ last win was 21-20 on the road in 2009 . University Administrators . 3 Saturday, Oct. 13 *at Bloomsburg 3:30 Media Services/Sports Information . 4 ESU faces West Chester, followed by Bloomsburg, in consecutive weeks for the Eiler-Martin Stadium . 5 seventh straight year . The Huskies have won the last six since ESU’s 52-39 road win in the Student-Athlete Center for Excellence . 5 NCAA Playoffs in 2005 . Last year, ESU led entering the fourth quarter in a 32-20 loss . The Coaching Staff Head Coach Denny Douds . 6-7 Saturday, Oct. 20 *KUTZTOWN (Senior Day) 1:05 Assistant Coaches . 8-9, 11 Defending PSAC champion Kutztown won its second straight against ESU last year, Warriors Coaching Legacy . 10 49-32, after ending ESU’s nine-game streak in the series in 2010 . ESU and KU combined for The 2012 Warriors 1,221 yards last fall, including 544 yards of total offense (522 passing) by Ray Wagner . Season Outlook . 12-13 Saturday, Oct. 27 *at LIU Post 1:00 Player Bios . 14-28 ESU leads the series vs . LIU Post (formerly C .W . Post), 7-5, but has dropped the last Roster . 32-33 three meetings . Last year, Wagner threw for 503 yards and Douds tied the DII record for The 2011 Season 2011 Game-by-Game . 34-38 games coached, but the Pioneers rallied for a 34-30 win over the Warriors . 2011 Statistics . 40-41 Saturday, Nov. 3 *at Millersville 1:00 Football History The Warriors close the PSAC East schedule against Millersville, which snapped a three- The Last Time It Happened . 29 game skid last fall with a 31-27 win on a 2-yard TD pass from Dan Miller to Dominic Sanders Jimmy Terwilliger . 31 with 17 seconds left . The game was Douds’ record-setting 394th on the sideline for ESU . Program History . 39 Saturday, Nov. 10 at Mercyhurst 12:00 All-Star Honors . .42 School Records . 43-65 Mercyhurst will be the 38th different opponent that Douds faces, and Marty Year-by-Year Record . 66 Schaetzle will be the 100th different head coach, as he completes his 39th season at the All-Time Schedule . 67-75 helm of the Warriors . The Lakers, who entered the PSAC in 2008, come on the schedule for All-Time Lettermen . 76-80 the first time and are 25-21 overall (16-12 PSAC West) in the last four years . They won the Warriors in the Pros . 81 2010 State Game vs . Bloomsburg, 56-27, before going 4-7 a year ago after losing record- Opponents and the PSAC setting QB Travis Rearick due to injury early in the season . PSAC Standings, Champions . 30 *Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division Game. HOME GAMES in CAPS 2012 Opponents . 82-IBC The 2012 Football Guide Credits The 2012 ESU Football Guide is published by the Sports Information Office GREG KNOWLDEN, SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Cover Design: ESU Graphics Center, Cindy Chardiet-Vojnovic Cover Photos: Phil Bomzer, Al Wehrhahn Editing Assistance: ESU University Relations staff: Brenda Friday, Sheree Watson, Marilyn LoPresti and Mary Davis Printing: ESU Graphics Center All information in this guide is current as of July 30, 2012 East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, veteran status, disability or age in its programs and activities in accordance with state and federal laws . The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: Director of Diversity/Ombudsperson, 200 Prospect Street, 115 Reibman Building, East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 or call 570-422-3656 . For special accommodations at any of the events listed in the ESU Football Media Guide, contact the Office of Sports Information at (570) 422-3312 . ESU Football Media Guide 1 THE UNIVERSITY ESU At A Glance Location . East Stroudsburg, Pa . President . Dr . Marcia G . Welsh Member . .Pennsylvania State System . .of Higher Education System Chancellor .Dr . John C . Cavanaugh Founded . 1893 Enrollment . 7,500 (includes 5,900 undergraduates) Athletics Affiliation . NCAA Division II Conference . PSAC . Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference School Colors . Red and Black Team Nickname . Warriors Athletic Director Dr . Tom Gioglio . 570-422-3642 Associate Athletic Director Dr . Carey Snyder . .570-422-3034 Academic Coordinator The Warren E. and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, a $40 million Dr . Nancy Jo Greenawalt . 570-422-3795 state-of-the-art facility, was dedicated in September 2008. .ngreenawalt@po-box .esu .edu Director of Diversity/Ombudsperson Providing High-Quality, Higher Education Danelle McClanahan . 570-422-3896 Football Office . 570-422-3322 ESU - In its 120th Year of Service Sports Information Greg Knowlden . 570-422-3312 Founded in 1893 as a Normal School, More than 2,100 students reside in eight . gknowlden@po-box .esu .edu East Stroudsburg University has been residence halls . The university also offers Fax . 570-422-3586 offering quality higher education to the apartment-style housing for another 200 citizens of Pennsylvania for more than a students on the main campus, along with Web Site . www .esu .edu century . University Ridge, a 10 building apartment- Key Campus Numbers With an enrollment of more than style housing complex adjacent to campus Admissions . 570-422-3542 7,500 students and a strong commitment that accommodates 541 students . Financial Aid . 570-422-2800 to academic excellence, ESU’s programs Approximately 74 percent of the continually earn the highest levels of students receive some form of financial aid, accreditation in their fields . including scholarships, loans and grants . East Stroudsburg University is nestled The university’s most recently The 2012-13 academic year will mark the in the Pocono Mountains, which offer year- constructed and largest academic building university’s 120th year of operation and the round outdoor recreation of all sorts for is the $40 million Warren E . and Sandra school has approximately 35,000 alumni . sports enthusiasts . From hiking in the fall to Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, ESU, like many other public colleges and biking in the spring to swimming, golfing a state-of-the-art facility and the first new universities across the country, started as a and fishing in the summer to snowboarding, major academic building at ESU since 1979 .
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