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The Ensley Athletic Center is the latest major facilities addition to the Lampe Athletics Complex. The $13 million building was constructed in seven months and opened in January 2015. It serves as an indoor training center for the football program, as well as other . A multi- million dollar gift from Cliff Ensley, a walk-on who earned a football scholarship and became a three- standout at Syracuse in the late 1960s, combined with major gifts from Dick and Jean Thompson, made the construction of the 87,000 square-foot practice facility possible.

The construction of Plaza 44, which will The Ensley Athletic Center includes a 7,600 tell the story of Syracuse’s most famous square-foot entry pavilion that houses , has begun. A gathering area meeting space and restrooms. outside the Ensley Athletic Center made possible by the generosity of Jeff and Jennifer Rubin, Plaza 44 will feature bronze statues of the three men who defi ne the Legend of 44 — , and .

Syracuse defeated Minnesota in the 2013 Bowl for its third consecutive bowl victory and fi fth in its last six postseason trips. Overall, the has earned invitations to every that is part of the Football Playoff and holds a 15-9-1 bowl record.

Bowl Game (Date) Result Orange Bowl (Jan. 1, 1953) Alabama 61, Syracuse 6 Cotton Bowl (Jan. 1, 1957) TCU 28, Syracuse 27 Orange Bowl (Jan. 1, 1959) Oklahoma 21, Syracuse 6 Cotton Bowl (Jan. 1, 1960) Syracuse 23, Texas 14 Liberty Bowl (Dec. 16, 1961) Syracuse 15, Miami (Fla.) 14 Sugar Bowl (Jan. 1, 1965) LSU 13, Syracuse 10 (Dec. 31, 1966) Tennessee 18, Syracuse 12 Independence Bowl (Dec. 15, 1979) Syracuse 31, McNeese St. 7 Bowl (Dec. 21, 1985) Maryland 35, Syracuse 18 Sugar Bowl (Jan. 1, 1988) Syracuse 16, Auburn 16 Hall of Fame Bowl (Jan. 2, 1989) Syracuse 23, LSU 10 Peach Bowl (Dec. 30, 1989) Syracuse 19, Georgia 18 Aloha Bowl (Dec. 25, 1990) Syracuse 28, Arizona 0 Hall of Fame Bowl (Jan. 1, 1992) Syracuse 24, State 17 (Jan. 1, 1993) Syracuse 26, Colorado 22 Gator Bowl (Jan. 1, 1996) Syracuse 41, Clemson 0 Liberty Bowl (Dec. 27, 1996) Syracuse 30, 17 Fiesta Bowl (Dec. 31, 1997) Kansas State 35, Syracuse 18 Orange Bowl (Jan. 2, 1999) Florida 31, Syracuse 10 Music City Bowl (Dec. 29, 1999) Syracuse 20, Kentucky 13 Insight.com Bowl (Dec. 29, 2001) Syracuse 26, Kansas State 3 Champs Sports Bowl (Dec. 21, 2004) 51, Syracuse 14 New Era (Dec. 30, 2010) Syracuse 36, Kansas St. 34 New Era Pinstripe Bowl (Dec. 29, 2012) Syracuse 38 West 14 (Dec. 27, 2013) Syracuse 21, Minnesota 17 7-1 RECORD AT YANKEES , INCLUDING NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL TITLES IN 2010 AND 2012

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1ST THE 2010 BIG CITY CLASSIC FEATURED THE SYRACUSE VS. PRINCETON MEN’S LACROSSE GAME AND WAS THE FIRST SPORTING EVENT HELD AT METLIFE STADIUM 94 WINS FOR THE ORANGE MEN’S TEAM IN 169 GAMES AT 226 MINUTES PLAYED IN THE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM’S SIX- THRILLER AGAINST IN THE 2009 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

The only Power 5 school in the Empire State, Syracuse is ’s College Team. Victories in the 2010 and 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowls at and the overwhelming success of the men’s basketball team in Madison Square Garden underscore Syracuse’s prominence in the nation’s biggest city, which is home to ’s largest alumni base.

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• Enhancements to the Carrier Dome, including the addition of a 360-degree ribbon display and new LED video boards in 2012, and the installation of a new FieldTurf surface in 2015. • The construction of the Ensley Athletic Center. • The construction of the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center. • The renovation of the Iocolano-Petty Football Complex. Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center • The transformation of into an indoor practice facility. • The construction of the football strength & conditioning complex. • The renovation of the football sports medicine area to include top-of-the-line aquatic therapy and new modality and rehabilitation units. • Locker room renovations and upgrades. • Installation of FieldTurf on the Schwartzwalder-Katz football practice fi elds and the Wohl lacrosse practice fi eld. • Creation of the ‘Hall of Champions.’

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

Syracuse is one of the most represented schools in both the National SYRACUSE IN THE Foundation’s College Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Fame. It is one of seven schools to have 18 or more inductees in the College Joe Alexander Jim Brown Football Hall of Fame and at least seven enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Four men have been inducted into both - Jim Brown, Larry Csonka, Hugh ‘Duffy’ Daugherty, Coach Floyd Little and . Ernie Davis Tim Green Howard Jones, Coach T.A.D. Jones, Coach Floyd Little Dick MacPherson, Coach Don McPherson Art Monk Clarence ‘Biggie’ Munn, Coach Frank ‘Buck’ O’Neill, Coach Floyd ‘Ben’ Schwartzwalder, Coach Lynn ‘Pappy’ Waldorf, Coach , Coach

Tim Green Art Monk Larry Csonka SYRACUSE IN THE PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Jim Brown Larry Csonka Floyd Little John Mackey Art Monk

Dick MacPherson Ben Schwartzwalder Don McPherson Art Monk

Chandler Jones 20 First-round draft picks 24 Syracuse alums chosen for the 27 Champions 88 Times an Orange alum has played in the Pro Bowl 300+ Alums who have played professional football Steve Gregory Steve Larry Csonka Jim Brown McNabb Donovan Joe Morris Bulluck Keith Darius Donovin Arthur Jones

Player Super Bowl (Season) Team Rob Burnett Super Bowl XXXV (2000) Rob Carpenter Super Bowl XXXI (1996) (Coach) Super Bowl XLII (2007) Super Bowl XLVI (2011) New York Giants Larry Csonka Super Bowl VII (1972) Super Bowl VIII (1973) Miami Dolphins Al Davis (Owner) Super Bowl XI (1976) Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XV (1980) Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XVIII (1983) L.A. Raiders John Flannery Super Bowl XXXIV (1999) St. Louis Rams Dwight Freeney Super Bowl XLI (2006) Colts Ryan LaCasse Super Bowl XLI (2006) Super Bowl XXXV (2000) Baltimore Ravens Daryl Johnston Super Bowl XXVII (1992) Super Bowl XXVIII (1993) Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXX (1995) Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XLIX (2014) Arthur Jones Super Bowl XLVII (2012) Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl XXXVI (2001) New England Patriots Ryan LaCasse Super Bowl XLI (2006) Indianapolis Colts John Mackey (1970) Baltimore Colts Jameel McClain Super Bowl XLVII (2012) Baltimore Ravens Kevin Mitchell Super Bowl XXIX (1994) 49ers Art Monk Super Bowl XXII (1987) Washington Redskins John Mackey Super Bowl XXVI (1991) Washington Redskins Keith Moody Super Bowl XV (1980) Oakland Raiders Joe Morris Super Bowl XXI (1986) New York Giants (Coach) Super Bowl XXXVI (2001) New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXVIII (2003) New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXIX (2004) New England Patriots Super Bowl XLII (2007) New York Giants Super Bowl XLVI (2011) New York Giants Super Bowl XLII (2008) Steelers Josh Thomas Super Bowl XLI (2006) Indianapolis Colts Melvin Tuten Super Bowl XXXIII (1998) David Tyree Super Bowl XLII (2007) New York Giants Roland Williams Super Bowl XXXIV (1999) St. Louis Rams Sir Mawn Wilson Super Bowl XXXII (1997) Denver Broncos Tom Coughlin Chandler Jones In 1961, the Civil Rights Act was three years from becoming a reality. It would be four years until the voting rights of all Americans were protected by federal law. But an unassuming sports hero was about to play an important, yet unintentional, role in the burgeoning civil rights movement. On Dec. 6, 1961, Syracuse University running back Ernest R. Davis was awarded the . It was the first time in history that an African- American was honored as the best college football player in the country, even though blacks had participated in the game since the late 1800s. As a sophomore, Davis rushed for a team-high 686 yards and scored 10 to power Coach Ben Schwartzwalder’s 1959 Orange to a 10-0 regular-season record, the nation’s No. 1 ranking and a Cotton Bowl showdown with Texas. With the collective eyes of the college football world focused on Dallas, Davis captured MVP honors, scoring two touchdowns – one on an 87-yard halfback option pass from captain Ger Schwedes – and setting up a third to spark a 23-14 Orange triumph. In 1960, Davis rushed for a team-high 877 yards and scored 10 more touchdowns to earn All-America accolades. Davis led SU again in 1961, rushing for a team-best 823 yards and scoring 15 touchdowns. In the Liberty Bowl, he ran for 140 yards on 30 carries and scored SU’s first as the Orange rallied from a 14-0 halftime deficit to nip Miami (Fla.), 15-14. A unanimous selection for his second All-America honor, Davis was then rewarded with the 1961 Heisman Trophy. President John F. Kennedy sent the following telegram to Davis in 1963 after a celebration of Davis’ achievements in Elmira, New York:

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

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

Jim Brown Ernie Davis

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

HISTORY OF #44 Player Pos. Years Gifford Zimmerman HB 1921 Charles Roberts HB 1924 Clarence Taylor QB 1925 Don Baldwin WR 1926 Richard Fishel HB 1932 Henry Merz QB 1933 Hamilton Watt WR 1934 Francis Mullins HB 1935-36 Rob Konrad Bill Schoonover Rich Panczyszyn Michael Owens Stanley Stanislay WR 1937 Benjamin DeYoung WR 1938 Francis Mazejko G 1939 Richard Ransom T 1940 J.O’Brien T 1945 Robert Eberling RB 1952 Jim Brown RB 1954-56 Thomas Stephens HB 1957-58 Ernie Davis RB 1959-61 William Schoonover HB 1962-63 Floyd Little RB 1964-66 Richard Panczyszyn QB 1967-69 Mandel Robinson RB 1977 Glenn Moore RB 1981-82 Michael Owens RB 1987-89 Terry Richardson RB 1990-93 No. 44 Retirement Ceremony - Nov. 12, 2005 Rob Konrad FB 1995-98 COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA HALL OF FAME Tim Green, 2006

AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 1999

BIG EAST FOOTBALL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Kyle Johnson, 2001 , 2012

NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR-ATHLETES , Tony Romano, Tim Green, Mark Baniewicz, Ryan Nassib

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Fred Mautino, Howard Goodman, Tony Romano, Tim Green, Pat O’Neill, Mark Baniewicz, Rich Scanlon, Matt Tarullo, Jim McKenzie, Kevyn Scott, Nick Romeo, Ryan Durand Sam Rodgers

NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION HAMPSHIRE HONOR SOCIETY Dowayne Davis, Ryan Durand, Jake Flaherty, Ryan Howard, Ben Maljovec, Jim McKenzie, Roberto Nieves, Andrew Robinson, Ryan Bartholomew, Derrell Smith, Torrey Ball, Student-Athlete Academic Development Kevyn Scott, Carl Cutler, The Stevenson Educational Center, located in Manley James Jarrett, Ryan Nassib, Dan 3.0 CLUB Field House, is home to the Syracuse Student-Athlete Vaughan, Charley Loeb, Macky During the 2015 spring MacPherson, Sam Rodgers Academic Development staff. The center features a semester, 49 Syracuse football computer lab, tutor rooms, career development suite, student-athletes achieved a and meeting rooms for daytime, as well as evening, 3.0 GPA or higher. That number COACHES ASSOCIATION study-table opportunities. represented 47 percent of the ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT The educational center staff is involved in additional total roster. HONOR ROLL activities directed toward enhancing academic 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, performance. Orientation programs for incoming student-athletes are held at the beginning 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997, of the fi rst semester in order to aid in the transition from high school to college. Career 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, planning programs have been developed to assist those who are undecided on their major 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, course of study. As student-athletes approach the end of their college careers, programs 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, coordinated by the academic development team help them enter the work force or explore 2014 opportunities for . Staff members focus on the enhancement of academic performance through the development of study and communication skills, goal setting, stress and time management, and individual tutoring and mentoring. Academic performance is monitored to ensure NCAA, ACC and SU eligibility rules are met and that academic progress is being made toward graduation. Dwight Freeney 2001 Unanimous All-American

44 Orange have combined for 55 fi rst-team All-America nods Best of the Best Forty-four Orange have been named to at least one major All-America fi rst team 55 times since 1908. Center J.A. (Joe) Alexander (1917-20) and halfback Floyd Little (1964-66) were three-time honorees.

Ryan Nassib Rob Moore Most recently, Ryan Nassib (2009-12) was named to the 2012 Pro Football Weekly All-America First Team. 2 Three-time fi rst-team selections

Bob Yates Kevin Abrams Joe Ehrmann 7 Two-time fi rst-team selections 8 Unanimous All-Americans 11 Kevin Johnson Robert Fleck Qadry Ismail Consensus All-Americans During preseason camp the Orange travels to Fort Drum to learn from one of the greatest teams in the world – the Army. Syracuse visits the 10th Mountain Division to develop leadership skills in sessions with soldiers and strengthen team chemistry, in addition to regular preseason workouts. While on Post, the Orange holds meetings in an Army battalion headquarters, eats in an Army dining facility and sleeps in actual soldier barracks. In addition to their football development, student-athletes and coaches participate in various military activities, including Army physical training, small-unit leadership seminars and a paintball tournament. The week culminates with a scrimmage played before the 10th Mountain Division soldiers and their families. “ Being at Fort Drum for a few days, I’m shocked with how much Throughout the season, the Orange honors the 10th I’ve learned. I never really understood how much leadership and Mountain Division by displaying the unit’s fl ag as it takes the teamwork are involved in the Army. All of those little things that fi eld. they talk about and they preach, I always fi nd myself thinking about how I can work that into the football team. I think it will help our team because we are learning from the best team in the world.” – Ryan Nassib, Quarterback Founded in 1870, Syracuse University is a private, co-educational, urban institution located in the heart of on a beautiful, 270-acre main campus. With an enrollment of 11,800 undergraduates and nearly 5,000 graduate and law students, Syracuse is recognized as a student-focused global renowned for academic rigor, richly diverse learning experiences, and a spirit of discovery. The University’s 11 academic schools and offer more than 200 majors and a wealth of enriching educational experiences that often blend a strong liberal arts core with applied and professional studies, including experiential learning opportunities in a range of fields. The University has learning centers in New York City, , and Washington, D.C., and its study abroad program has eight overseas Newhouse 3 centers with affiliations that provide additional options in more than 30 other countries. Among the University’s schools and colleges are many programs that garner national accolades, including ones in the arts, architecture, communications, entrepreneurship, engineering, information studies, and public administration. Extracurricular activities are abundant, from student organizations and service learning opportunities in the community to numerous intramural, club, and recreational offerings. Syracuse’s diverse student body represents all 50 states and more than 120 countries. About 25 percent are students of color and 17 percent are first-generation college students. This reflects the University’s longstanding commitment to diversity and tradition of welcoming students with different experiences and backgrounds, as demonstrated Hendricks Chapel in its nationally-recognized programs for veterans, their families, and those who serve our country. With nearly 250,000 living alumni, Syracuse’s Orange pride shines in the success of its graduates and in a strong alumni network that creates valuable opportunities for students. Whether involved in global study, experiential learning, interdisciplinary scholarship, or innovative research, students learn the value of collaboration and are prepared to make a difference and have a positive impact on today’s global society.

Hall of Languages Aaron Sorkin

Syracuse University alumni excel in a wide variety of professions – from acting to zoology and everything in between. Some are celebrated athletes, award-winning sportscasters, distinguished U.S. Ambassadors or Vice President of the United States. Others may not be as well known, but are equally noteworthy for their accomplishments and contributions to society.

ACTORS Art Monk ’80 FASHION DESIGNERS Stephen Dunn G’70 Taye Diggs ’93 Jim Nance ’65 Henry Grethel ’54 Jim Morin ’75 Vanessa Williams ’85 Daniel Schayes ’81 Betsey Johnson ’64 Eli Saslow ’04 Bob Dishy ’55 ’91 Elizabeth Strout L’82 Peter Falk ’53 Kathrine Switzer ’68, G’72 GRAMMY AWARD WINNER Frank Langella ’59 Lou Reed ’64 SCREENWRITER/ Jerry Stiller ’50 BROADCAST JOURNALISTS PLAYWRIGHT Tom Everett Scott ’92 Ted Koppel ’60 MAGAZINE PUBLISHER Aaron Sorkin ’83 Jessie Mueller ’05 Bob Dotson G’69 S.I. Newhouse Jr. ’49 Vera Farmiga ’95 ’71 SPORTSCASTERS Lakshmi Singh ’94 MEDAL OF FREEDOM ’63 AIRLINE CEO Jennifer Ludden ’88 WINNERS ’68 Ben Baldanza ’84 Pam Fessler G’80 William Safire ’51, H’78 Carter Blackburn ‘01 Jeff Glor ’97 Ruth Johnson Colvin ’59 Bob Costas ’74 ARCHITECTS ‘90 Richard S. Hayden ’60 CHILDREN’S BOOK NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER ’39 Richard Gluckman ’70 AUTHORS Donald E. Newhouse ’51 Daryl Johnston ‘89 David Rockwell ’79 Andrea Davis Pinkney ’85 Larry Kramer ’72 Sean McDonough ‘84 Adam Gross ’79 Robb Armstrong ’85 G’90 James Wines ’55 Steve Sheinkin ’90 NOVELISTS Dave O’Brien ‘86 Karen Winnick ’68 Stephen Crane 1891 Dave Pasch ‘94 ARTISTS John D. MacDonald ’36 ‘89 Sol LeWitt ’49 CHOREOGRAPHER Mary Gordon ’73 ’64 Bill Viola ’73, G’75 Paul Taylor ’53 Joyce Carol Oates ’60 ’88 Warren Kimble ’57 Tim Green ’86, G’94 COACHES Shirley Jackson ’40 UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS ASTRONAUTS ‘66 Alice Sebold ’84 Donna Shalala G’70 F. Story Musgrave ’58 Tom Coughlin ‘68 George Saunders G’88 Michael Crow G’85 Lt. Col. Eileen Collins ’78 John Desko ‘91 Eileen Collins His Royal Highness Prince Frank Hamblen ‘69 PRINT JOURNALISTS UNITED STATES Sultan bin Salman Al Saud G’99 ‘91 William Safire ’51, H’78 AMBASSADORS Roy Simmons Sr. ‘25 Robin Toner ’76 John Berry ’81 ATHLETES Roy Simmons Jr. ‘59 James Cunningham ’74 Gary Anderson, ’82 PRODUCERS Emme Aronson ‘85 COMEDY WRITERS Charles H. Joffe ’51 UNITED STATES SENATORS Jim Brown ’57 Seaman Jacobs ’32 Dick Clark ’51 Alphonse D’Amato ’59, G’61 ’66 Irma Kalish ’45 Fred Silverman ’58 Warren Rudman ’52 ’90 Eric Stengel ’93 Arielle Tepper ’94 Larry Csonka ’68 Van Dean ’96 UNITED STATES VICE Ernie Davis ’62 COMPOSERS Danny Zuker ’86 PRESIDENT ‘90 Carlisle Floyd ’46, G’49 Joseph Biden G’68 Felisha Legette-Jack ’90 Mark Oakland Fax ’33 PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS Floyd Little ’67 Jimmy Van Heusen ’34 Donald Martino ’52 VENTURE CAPITALIST John Mackey ’63 John Noble Wilford G’56 Arthur Rock ’48 Donovan McNabb ’99 Ruth Fremson ’86 Mike Tirico Donald McPherson ‘88 Stephanie Welsh ’95 Located in the heart of New York state, the City of Syracuse and its nearby environs offer a blend of city life and scenic countryside escapes. Among its many attractions, the city hosts a symphony, an opera company, museums, art houses, and a professional theater. Historic in downtown Syracuse is filled with restaurants, pubs, and boutique hotel and shopping opportunities, along with the hands-on Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology. To experience some of the unique sites the city has to offer, visitors can travel the Connective Corridor, a three-mile urban design project linking Syracuse University with the city’s cultural attractions. Beyond the city, the area features abundant county and regional parks. The , Beaver Lake Nature Center, Park, and Baltimore Woods Nature Preserve offer plentiful recreation and entertainment opportunities. Syracuse is also home to Destiny USA - a 2.4 million square-foot destination shopping complex. Destiny USA recently underwent a 850,000 square-foot expansion that combines full-priced and value retail with fine dining and entertainment venues. It is the sixth-largest shopping center in the country, featuring more than 260 tenants. Residents and visitors enjoy the region’s four seasons, which allow for various outdoor sports, including cross-country and downhill skiing, snowmobiling, biking, fishing, hiking, and canoeing. In addition, more than 40 golf courses are located throughout the greater Syracuse area. For the sports Destiny USA enthusiasts, Syracuse is also home to the Syracuse Chiefs, the Triple-A affiliate for the Washington Nationals, and the , an AHL Hockey team. A yearly end-of-summer celebration with exhibitions, food, and entertainment, the Great New York State Fair draws hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. The area also hosts many other festivals, including the Jamesville Balloon Fest, Syracuse Jazz Fest, and the Great American Antique Fest. In recognition of the area’s many assets, Forbes magazine in June 2010 listed Syracuse in its top 10 ranking of “America’s Best Places to Raise a Family.”

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2015 SEASON SYRACUSE FOOTBALL HISTORY ORANGE IN PRO FOOTBALL 2015 Quick Facts ...... 19 1959 National Championship ...... 6 First-Round NFL Draft Choices ...... 155 2015 Roster, Alphabetical ...... 56-57 Academic Honors & Awards ...... 12, 121-125 NFL All-Pro Selections ...... 168 2015 Roster, Numerical ...... 58-59 ACC Honor Roll ...... 122 NFL Award Winners ...... 167 2015 Preseason Depth Chart ...... 26 Al Davis, NFL Owner ...... 109 Orange in Professional Football ...... 8, 153-165 2015 Schedule ...... 19 All-Americans ...... 13, 114-117 Orange in the Pro Bowl ...... 166 2015 Season Preview ...... 23-25 Archbold Stadium ...... 106 Orange in the Super Bowl ...... 153 Assistant Coaches & Staff ...... 62-77 ’s Honor Roll ...... 124-125 Pro Draft Picks/Free Agents ...... 169-172 Attendance Athletics Administration ...... 77-82 Super Bowl Champions ...... 9 Carrier Dome Year-by-Year ...... 127 Athletics Staff Directory ...... 20 Largest Crowds to Watch SU Football ...... 128 Chancellor and President Kent Syverud ...... 21 Top Carrier Dome Crowds ...... 128 THE RECORD BOOK City of Syracuse ...... 17 Bowl History ...... 2, 144-146 Defensive Records Covering the Orange ...... 27-29 Captains ...... 127-129 Director of Athletics Mark Coyle ...... 22 Coaches Won-Loss Records ...... 126 Individual ...... 192-197 Facilities ...... 4-5 Conference All-Academic Teams ...... 123 Team ...... 204-208 ...... 60-61 Conference Honors & Awards ...... 119-120 Offensive Records New York’s College Team ...... 3 Fort Drum ...... 14 Individual ...... 174-185 NLI Signees ...... 53-55 First 125 Years of Syracuse Football ...... 102-110 Scoring ...... 189-191 Opponent Information ...... 83 Game-by-Game Scores ...... 130-143 Team ...... 199-202 Player Profiles ...... 31-53 Heisman Trophy and Ernie Davis ...... 10, 103 Opponent Records Primary Media Outlets ...... 30 Legend of #44 ...... 11, 108 Individual ...... 198 Pronunciation Guide ...... 57, 59 Letterwinners ...... 147-152 Special Teams Records Syracuse Head Coaches ...... 82 National Awards ...... 118 Individual ...... 186-188 Overtime Games ...... 140 Syracuse University ...... 15 Team ...... 203 Polls, All-Time Final SU Rankings ...... 102 Syracuse University Alumni ...... 16 Records SU Athletics on the Internet and Social Media ...... 28 At Home ...... 128 SU Football on Radio ...... 29 Streaks ...... 131 SU Football on Television ...... 28 Year-by-Year (All-Time) ...... 127-129 Year-by-Year (Conference) ...... 126 Retired Jerseys ...... 110 2014 SEASON REVIEW Schwartzwalder Trophy ...... 107 2014 Final Depth Chart ...... 94 Soladay Award ...... 122 2014 Final Statistics ...... 84-86 Syracuse Eight ...... 105 2014 Results ...... 84 SU in the College Football Hall of Fame ... 7, 112-113 Game-by-Game Statistics ...... 87-90 SU in the Pro Football Hall of Fame ...... 7, 111 Game Summaries ...... 95-100 Wilmeth Sidat-Singh ...... 104 Longest Plays ...... 93 Winningest FBS Teams ...... 128 Starting Lineups ...... 94 Zunic Award ...... 129 Season Highs & Lows ...... 91 Top Individual Performances ...... 92

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18 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • QUICK FACTS SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 2015 RETURNING STARTERS Letterwinners Returning: 46 (27 offense; 16 defense; 3 specialists) Offense (8) Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School) Letterwinners Lost: 31 (13 offense; 17 defense; 1 specialist) Ivan Foy OT Sr. 6-5 276 , N.Y. (Fort Hamilton) Starters Returning: 13 (8 offense; 3 defense, 2 specialists) Terrel Hunt QB Sr. 6-3 234 Rosedale, N.Y. (Christ the King) Starters Lost: 13 (5 offense; 8 defense) Steve Ishmael WR So. 6-2 200 Miami, Fla. (North Miami Beach) Offensive System: Multiple; Defensive System: Multiple Ben Lewis HB Jr. 6-2 208 Middletown, Md. (Middletown) Director of Athletics: Mark Coyle Nick Robinson OG Sr. 6-6 292 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) Athletics Department Phone: 315-443-2385 Omari Palmer OT Jr. 6-3 323 Coram, N.Y. (Longwood) Football Office Phone: 315-443-4817 Josh Parris TE Jr. 6-4 244 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson) Best time to reach Coach Shafer: Contact SID Rob Trudo C Sr. 6-4 307 Farrell, Pa. (Farrell) Asst. Director of Athletic Communications: Mike Morrison (primary contact) Office Phone: 315-443-2608 Defense (3) Cell Phone: 315-952-4809 Marqez Hodge LB Jr. 5-11 215 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) Email: [email protected] Ron Thompson DE Jr. 6-3 255 Southfi eld, Mich. (Southfi eld) Asst. Director of Athletic Communications: Anthony Prisco (secondary contact) Julian Whigham CB Sr. 6-1 187 West Palm Beach, Fla. (Dwyer) Office Phone: 315-443-2608 Cell Phone: 315-391-0469 Specialists (2) Email: [email protected] P Sr. 6-5 222 Blossvale, N.Y. (Chris an Brothers ) Cole Murphy K So. 6-3 191 Castaic, Calif. (Valencia) SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY FACTS & FIGURES Location: Syracuse, N.Y. Nickname: Orange 2015 SCHEDULE Stadium (Capacity): Carrier Dome (49,262) Colors: Orange September 4 RHODE ISLAND 7 p.m. ESPN3 Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Atlantic Coast 12 WAKE FOREST * 12:30 p.m. ACC Network Press Box Phone: (315) 443-4241 Enrollment: 11,800 19 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 12:30 p.m. RSN 26 LSU October 10 at USF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY MAILING ADDRESSES 17 at Virginia * 24 PITTSBURGH * Syracuse Athletic Communications Syracuse Admissions Office 31 at Florida State * Manley Field House 100 Crouse-Hinds Hall November 7 at Louisville * 1301 E. Colvin Street Syracuse, N.Y. 13244-5020 14 CLEMSON * Syracuse, N.Y. 13244-5020 (315) 443-3611 21 at North Carolina State * (315) 443-2608 28 COLLEGE * Carrier Dome Syracuse Football Complex 900 Irving Avenue Home games in BOLD CAPS Manley Field House Syracuse, N.Y. 13244-5020 * - Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) game 1301 E. Colvin Street (315) 443-4634 Syracuse, N.Y. 13244-5020 (315) 443-4817

The NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions issued a decision dated March 6, 2015, (the “Decision”) in which the Committee found Syracuse University responsible for certain violations of NCAA legislation. The specific infractions, largely arising out of conduct from the past decade that the University voluntarily self-reported to the NCAA, regard: (a) impermissible extra benefits in the form of money, food, or transportation provided to certain student-athletes on the Men’s Basketball, Women’s Basketball, and Football teams by a non-employee representative of the University’s athletics interest; (b) unethical conduct committed by three football student-athletes and a part-time tutor regarding the student-athletes’ involvement in an internship for academic credit at the part-time tutor’s place of full-time employment; (c) the former director of basketball operations and a former receptionist’s unethical conduct when they engaged in academic fraud with a former Men’s Basketball student-athlete; (d) a former tutor and a former receptionist provision of impermissible academic extra benefits to three former men’s basketball student-athletes; (e) although testing and enforcement occurred, the University’s failure to follow its written drug testing procedures for student-athletes; (f) Men’s basketball staff’s provision of more than two complimentary admissions on several occasions; (g) three athletics department staff members failure to report outside income or benefits to the University’s chancellor; (h) former student-athletes participation in approximately 12 promotional activities without completing the promotion activity forms, and one former student-athlete fundraising for a charitable organization when the funds actually when to a commercial entity; (i) a former women’s basketball student-athlete participation in an organized basketball game outside of intercollegiate competition; (j) two institutional employees provision of impermissible transportation to one former Men’s Basketball student-athlete and one former Football student-athlete; (k) the head basketball coach failure to promote an atmosphere of compliance within his program or to monitor the activities of those who reported directly and indirectly to him; and (l) the University’s failure to exercise control and monitor the conduct and administration of its athletics programs. In the Decision, the Committee on Infractions imposed a period of five years of probation on the University from March 6, 2015, through March 5, 2020. Additional information regarding the Decision and the penalties it imposed are available upon request. The University and Coach Boeheim have each filed separate appeals of certain aspects of the Decision with the NCAA Division I Infractions Appeals Committee. The Appeals Committee has not yet ruled on either appeal. The University will announce the results of the Appeal when the University’s appellate rights have been exhausted.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 19 ATHLETICS DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATION EQUIPMENT ROOM Athletics Department ...... (315) 443-8705 Equipment Room Office ...... (315) 443-2358 Director of Athletics ...... Mark Coyle Head Manager ...... Kyle Fetterly Executive Assistant to the Director of Athletics ...... Mary Kelly Head Manager for Football...... Jim Schlensker Deputy AD/Chief of Staff ...... Herman Frazier Assistant Manager ...... Rodney Blanchford Special Assistant to the Director of Athletics ...... Floyd Little Assistant Manager ...... George Frank Senior Associate AD/Budget and Finance ...... Andy Frazo Assistant Manager ...... Dan Shworles Senior Associate AD/Administration ...... Jamie Mullin Human Resources Coordinator ...... Renee Briggs FACILITIES & EVENT OPERATIONS Business Manager ...... Kevin Van Derzee Facilities & Event Operations Office ...... (315) 443-4981 Business Operations Manager ...... Lynne Tesori Assistant AD ...... Morey Mossovitz Pro-Card Specialist ...... Tina Musil Coordinator ...... Alex Parent Executive Assistant ...... Kitty Pasqua Administrative Assistant ...... Shannon Proud MARKETING Marketing Office ...... (315) 443-2328 FOOTBALL STAFF Marketing and Sponsorship Coordinator ...... Jennifer Falco Football Office ...... (315) 443-4817 Marketing and Promotions Coordinator ...... Kerri Jennings Scott Shafer, Head Coach Marketing and Event Coordinator ...... Drew Zamora , Tim Lester, Offensive Coordinator/ Tim Daoust, Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line/Special Teams Coordinator MEDIA PROPERTIES & PRODUCTION Bobby Acosta, Recruiting Coordinator/Wide Receivers Media Properties & Production Office ...... (315) 443-3229 Joe Adam, Guards/Centers Producer/Videographer ...... Jim Hamilton Clark Lea, Play-by-Play Voice (football, men’s basketball)...... Matt Park Jake Moreland, Tight Ends/Tackles Play-by-Play Voice (women’s basketball, men’s lacrosse) ...... Brian Higgins Fred Reed, Defensive Backs DeAndre Smith, Running Backs SPIRIT PROGRAM Bob Brotzki, Assistant AD/Player Development Spirit Program Office ...... (315) 443-2561 Drew Robinson, Director of Football Operations Spirit Program Coordinator/Cheerleading Coach ...... Dena Segbers Dylan Saccone, Operations/Recruiting Office Assistant Dance Team Coach...... Katie Lappin Eric White, Director of Recruiting Operations Band Director ...... Justin Mertz Cole Dial, Recruiting Office Administrator Austin Beehner, Director of Football Video Services SPORTS MEDICINE Shawn Emmons, Assistant Video Coordinator Sports Medicine Office ...... (315) 443-2084 Will Hicks, Assistant AD/Athletic Performance Assistant AD ...... Brad Pike Joe Furco, Offensive Graduate Assistant Head Athletic Trainer for Football ...... Denny Kellington Jesse Johnson, Defensive Graduate Assistant Associate Athletic Trainer ...... Karen McKinney Christopher Kilpatrick, Offensive Graduate Assistant Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Kathleen Chaney Bart Tanski, Defensive Graduate Assistant Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Troy Gerlt Steve Gregory, Special Teams Quality Control Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Brad Kimble Alvah Hansbro, Defensive Quality Control Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Yuki Sugimoto Pat Reilly, Offensive Quality Control Team Physician ...... Dr. James Tucker Katie Berardi, Office Coordinator Insurance Specialist ...... Theresa Markinson Kim O’Connor, Administrative Assistant for Head Coach/Football Operations Laurene Porillo, Administrative Specialist for Football Recruiting STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Student-Athlete Academic Development Office ...... (315) 443-2702 Athletic Communications ...... (315) 443-2608 Assistant Provost ...... Tommy Powell Fax ...... (315) 443-3405 Associate Director ...... Joe Fields Executive Senior Associate AD/Chief Communications Officer ...... Sue Cornelius Edson Assistant Director ...... Robert Nabke Director ...... Pete Moore Assistant Director ...... Katie Scanlon Assistant Director ...... Susie Mehringer Academic Co-Life Skills Coordinator ...... Elena Paolini Assistant Director ...... Mike Morrison Academic Co-Life Skills Coordinator ...... Mark Trumbo Assistant Director ...... Anthony Prisco Academic Coordinator ...... Oliver Haney Digital Media Managing Editor ...... Dave Gunn Academic Coordinator ...... Mindy Reger Assistant ...... Meghan Baumer Academic Coordinator ...... Bruce Williams Assistant ...... Tim Gallagher Learning Specialist ...... Aracely DeRose Tutor Coordinator ...... Salatha Willis CARRIER DOME Administrative Specialist ...... Amanda Gardner Carrier Dome Management Office ...... (315) 443-4634 University Vice President/Chief Facilities Officer ...... Pete Sala STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Assistant Director of Business Operations ...... Tom Benzel Strength & Conditioning Office ...... (315) 443-2350 Operations Manager ...... Mark Barbuto Assistant AD/Athletic Performance...... Will Hicks Manager of Ticketing Systems ...... Peter Irvine Director of Strength & Conditioning/Olympic Sports ...... Veronica Tearney Facility Systems Specialist ...... John DeFrancisco Director of Strength & Conditioning/Basketball, Volleyball .....Ryan Cabiles Audio Systems Specialist ...... Dave Beickert Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ...... Matt Mancz Office Coordinator ...... Julie Hughes Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ...... Corey Parker Senior Secretary ...... Robyn Orefice TEAM VIDEO OPERATIONS COMPLIANCE Team Video Operations Office ...... (315) 443-3077 Compliance Office ...... (315) 443-1265 Director ...... Erlease Wagner Video Coordinator/Producer ...... Todd Blumen Coordinator ...... Michelle Giordano Coordinator ...... Sarah Quintana TICKET SALES & OPERATIONS Carrier Dome Box Office ...... (888) DOMETIX (366-3849) CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP/SYRACUSE IMG COLLEGE Associate AD ...... Jeremiah Maher Corporate Sponsorship/Syracuse IMG College Office ...... (315) 445-2500 Manager of Ticketing Systems ...... Peter Irvine General Manager ...... TBA Assisant Director of Ticket Operations ...... Mark Potter Associate General Manager ...... Jason Thomas Director of Ticket Sales ...... Kevin Tracy Senior Account Executive ...... Brad Aikins Director of Premium Seating ...... Wendy Coher Account Executive ...... CJ Watson Account Executive ...... Dan Bartlett Partner Services Coordinator ...... Mitch Brooks Account Executive ...... Devin Hill Account Executive ...... Kyle Horton DEVELOPMENT/ORANGE CLUB Account Executive ...... Nathaniel Nieffer Development/Orange Club Office ...... (315) 443-1419 Account Executive ...... Brendan White Executive Director ...... David Wishart Customer Service Rep ...... Gail Chadick Senior Associate AD ...... Chris Gedney Customer Service Rep ...... Keri DeSantis Assistant AD/Donor Relations ...... Matt Palumb Customer Service Rep ...... Rebecca Hebert Assistant AD/Major Gifts ...... Jason Poles Customer Service Rep ...... Kristen Schroeder Assistant Director/Donor Programs & Special Events ...... April Maw Customer Service Rep ...... Miguel Tarrats Executive Assistant ...... Mary Dunham Accountant ...... Lori LaShombe Administrative Assistant ...... Jean Gilroy

20 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ADMINISTRATION Kent Syverud Chancellor & President

Kent D. Syverud is Chancellor and President of Syracuse University. Appointed by the University’s Board of Trustees in September 2013, he assumed the leadership post in January 2014, becoming the 12th leader of the University since its founding in 1870. Chancellor Syverud came to SU from Washington University in St. Louis, where he served as Dean and Ethan A.H. Shepley Distinguished University Professor since 2006. Prior to that, he served eight years as Dean at Vanderbilt Law School. During his tenure at Washington University, he led efforts to university-wide programs in Washington, D.C., in partnership with the Brookings Institution, and in New York in partnership with the Olin School. He also advanced efforts to expand online education opportunities, including development of an innovative online master’s degree program. Chancellor Syverud has served since 2010 as one of two Independent Trustees of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Trust, a $20 billion fund created by BP in negotiation with the White House to pay claims arising from the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. A 1981 graduate of the Law School, he also was an expert witness for the University of Michigan in the landmark affirmative-action case Grutter v. Bollinger. After earning a Juris Doctor and an M.A. in Economics, Chancellor Syverud went on to serve as a Law Clerk for Judge Louis Oberdorfer of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor. He practiced law in the fields of litigation and insurance at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering in Washington, D.C., from 1985 to 1987. From 1987 to 1997, he served on the faculty of the University of Michigan Law School, earning tenure in 1992 and advancing to Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in 1995. He has been a Visiting Professor at the Cornell Law School, the University of Law School, and the University of Tokyo Faculty of Law and Politics. A past Editor of the Journal of Legal Education, Chancellor Syverud also has served as President of the American Law Deans’ Association, as Chair of the Board of the Law School Admission Council, and as President of the Southeastern Association of American Law Schools. He is a past Chair of the accrediting authority for law schools in the United States; the ABA Section on Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar; and a past Chair of the Board of Access Group, which is evolving into the largest funded nonprofit organization in the world benefitting legal education. Chancellor Syverud has published numerous law review articles concerning civil litigation, insurance law, and negotiation as well as a monograph on the professional responsibilities of insurance defense lawyers. His more recent writings have concerned legal education and service as Dean, including the articles “Three Principles of Effective Deaning,” “A Parable of Law School Leadership,” and “How Deans (and Presidents) Should Quit.” A frequent speaker at conferences in the United States and abroad, he has received outstanding teaching awards from students at both the University of Michigan and . Chancellor Syverud and his wife, Dr. Ruth Chen, are the parents of three grown sons: Steven, Brian and David. Dr. Chen, an environmental toxicologist, holds a Professor of Practice appointment in the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science at SU.

“Each of us, including me, is called upon to do our part for this great place, and for its mission. Each of us, especially me, is a steward for the accumulated good works of the last 144 years. I will never forget, and I hope none of us ever forgets, that our efforts, while so important, add only one more layer, really a thin veneer, to the great accumulated work that is this University.”

Kent Syverud, Chancellor & President April 11, 2014

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 21 ADMINISTRATION

Mark Coyle Director of Athletics

Mark Coyle was named Syracuse University’s Director of Athletics on June 19, 2015. Appointed by Chancellor Kent Syverud, Coyle officially assumed the leadership post on July 6. Prior to coming to Syracuse, Coyle served as the director of athletics at Boise State University where he was responsible for leading the daily operations of a 20-sport athletics department with more than 425 student-athletes. Coyle took over at Boise State in December 2011 and during his tenure Bronco teams posted the highest grade-point average in school history, with 18 teams setting team GPA records and more than 72 percent of the student-athletes earning above a 3.0. Four Boise State squads — football, women’s golf, women’s and volleyball — earned Public Recognition Awards from the NCAA in 2015 for having multi-year APR scores in the top-10 percent of their respective sports. Additionally, 10 teams recorded a perfect 1,000 APR in 2014-15. Boise State won 12 championships under Coyle’s leadership, including league titles in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, women’s gymnastics, women’s swimming & diving, and men’s tennis. During the 2014-15 academic year, Boise State was the only FBS school in the country to win football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball conference championships. Boise’s football program in particular continued to flourish under Coyle’s direction. The Broncos were 33-9 during his time at the school and won three bowl games, including a 38-30 victory against No. 10 Arizona in the 2014 Fiesta Bowl. Known for his success in fundraising, Coyle spearheaded an effort by the Bronco Athletic Association that raised more than $40 million in capital gifts and annual donations, including a $12.5 million naming gift for the football stadium. Additionally, Coyle renegotiated Boise’s multi- media marketing rights agreement with Learfield Communications valued at more than $42 million in guaranteed revenue for the department. Prior to joining Boise State, Coyle served in several roles in the athletics department at the . He was first as an associate athletics director in fundraising and development. He was quickly promoted to senior associate athletics director for external affairs, a position he held for four years before being named deputy director of athletics. At Kentucky, Coyle successfully raised more than $140 million in annual donations and capital pledges, and served as a sport administrator for multiple teams including men’s basketball, volleyball, and men’s and women’s golf. Coyle managed football and men’s basketball scheduling, oversaw the hiring of head coaches and support staff, and interacted with recruits during campus visits. In 2011, Coyle supervised the men’s basketball program which went 29-9 and advanced to the NCAA Final Four. Before heading to Kentucky, Coyle served as associate athletics director of external relations at the where he was responsible for managing the marketing and sales unit, athletic communications, the ticket office, and licensing. Under his guidance, the marketing staff was recognized as the top marketing staff in the Big Ten. Coyle began his career at the and later joined HOST Communications, Inc., a national leader in college sports marketing, association management, and media services that was acquired by IMG in 2007. At HOST, Coyle was a key liaison to clients, including the NCAA, the , the Southeastern Conference, the , and . A former football student-athlete, Coyle received his bachelor’s degree in English from in 1991. He earned his master’s degree in teaching from Drake in 1992 and a second master’s degree in sports administration from Florida State in 1993. Coyle and his wife, Krystan, who is a physical therapist, have three children — Grace, Nicholas and Benjamin.

The Coyle family – Krystan, Grace, Nicholas, Mark and Benjamin

22 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 SEASON PREVIEW Head coach Sco Shafer enters his third season at the helm of the Syracuse University football program in 2015. A er becoming the second Orange coach to lead the team to a bowl victory in his fi rst season two years ago, Shafer and his club ba led injuries to key players at key posi ons and went 3-9 last season. Despite its 2014 fi nal record, the Orange returns a wealth of experienced players, especially on off ense. SU brings back eight off ensive starters, which should help the transi on to coordinator Tim Lester’s system, which he began installing in the spring. Defensively, Syracuse needs to replace eight starters from a unit that held nine of its 12 opponents from last year below their season average for total off ense. Several talented underclassmen are in the mix for playing me on that side of the ball. Syracuse starts the year with four straight contests in the friendly confi nes of the Carrier Dome, including the ACC opener against Wake Forest on Sept. 12 and a non-conference clash with SEC foe LSU on Sept. 26. The Orange will also host Rhode Island (Sept. 4) and Central Michigan (Sept. 19) in non-league games, and Pi sburgh (Oct. 24), Clemson (Nov. 14) and (Nov. 28) in ACC ac on. The road schedule features a date with former BIG EAST rival USF (Oct. 10), as well as visits to Virginia (Oct. 17), 2014 na onal semifi nalist Florida State (Oct. 31), Louisville (Nov. 7) and NC State (Nov. 21) during conference play. Here is a posi on-by-posi on look at the 2015 Quarterback Terrel Hunt averaged 255 yards of total offense in fi ve games in 2014 before missing the Orange: remainder of the season with a broken fi bula. Hunt is one of the most productive rushing quarterbacks in the ACC. He ran for 292 yards and six touchdowns last year before getting hurt.

QUARTERBACKS RUNNING BACKS WIDE RECEIVERS Senior Terrel Hunt enters his final season on Juniors Devante McFarlane and George Morris II Sophomore Steve Ishmael burst onto the scene campus atop the depth chart. Hunt started 10 are the two most experienced backs on the Orange in his first season in 2014. Ishmael, the team’s games in 2013, but was limited to five starts last roster. McFarlane has rushed for 461 yards on 76 leading returning receiver, recorded 27 receptions season following a season-ending injury against carries in his first two seasons. Last year, he ran 10 for 415 yards and three touchdowns as a rookie. The Louisville. The Rosedale, N.Y. product was still able times for a career-best 114 yards at Wake Forest, Miami, Fla. native hauled in three passes, two of to rush for 292 yards and six touchdowns, and including an 86-yard gain, which is tied for the third- which were touchdowns, against Florida State last throw for 983 yards and one score in limited action. longest rush in SU history. year at the Carrier Dome. Entering the 2015 campaign, Hunt ranks 10th in Morris has recorded 435 career yards rushing Sophomore Sean Avant sits behind him on the program history with 2,621 career passing yards. on 114 attempts. Thus far, the best outing of his depth chart at the ‘X’ receiver position. Avant played Sophomores Austin Wilson and AJ Long both saw collegiate career came at Florida State in 2013. The in seven games in 2014. He made his collegiate playing time in 2014 and provide experience in the Lawrenceville, Ga. native rushed for 67 yards on 21 debut against Florida State, catching two passes for understudy role. Wilson played in five games last carries. 13 yards. year, making his debut in the season opener against True freshmen Dontae Strickland and Jordan Redshirt freshman Adly Enoicy is looking to break Villanova. The Camp Hill, Pa. native completed eight Fredericks figure to be key contributors at the into the lineup after redshirting his first season. of his first nine passes, helping Syracuse to a season- running back position as well. Strickland was the Enoicy was a high school All-American and was opening victory against the Wildcats. 2014 Greater Middlesex Conference Player of selected to play in the 2014 Florida-Georgia All-Star Long made his first appearance against Florida the Year at South Brunswick High School (N.J.). Game. State, becoming the first true freshman to throw Fredericks was the 2014 New York State At the other spot, junior Alvin two touchdown passes in one game in SU history. Player of the Year and set the Nassau County record Cornelius is the likely starter. In two seasons, the The following week, the Lebanon, Tenn. native for career touchdowns (98) at Lawrence High School Staten Island, N.Y. native has appeared in 19 games, completed 22-of-32 passes for 171 yards and rushed on Long Island. recording 12 receptions for 176 yards and two for a touchdown at Wake Forest to become the first Sophomore Ervin Philips sits atop the depth chart touchdowns. true freshman in program history to win his starting at the hybrid back position. After Hunt, Philips is Junior Brisly Estime is one of three returning debut. Overall, Long was 89-for-165 passing for SU’s leading returning rusher. In his true freshman players that caught a touchdown in 2014. Estime 935 yards and four touchdowns in 2014, recording campaign, Philips ran for 194 yards on 45 carries. made 10 catches for 140 yards and a score last the most productive season for a Syracuse true Junior Ben Lewis will be used as one of the season, while missing seven games due to injury. In freshman signal caller. hybrid backs in 2015 after playing mostly as a wide 2013, Estime recorded 28 receptions as a freshman. Sophomore Zack Mahoney joined the Orange in receiver his first two seasons. In 22 career games The Delray Beach, Fla. native will also likely be a January 2015 from the College of DuPage. In 2014, played, Lewis has 25 receptions for 282 yards and factor on special teams. Estime has returned both Mahoney was among the top JUCO quarterbacks, one touchdown. punts and kickoffs during his career. throwing for 1,943 yards and 18 touchdowns. Senior Ashton Broyld serves as another weapon Sophomore Jamal Custis played in 10 games as a Freshmen and Kenterius Womack at the hybrid spot. Broyld has played in 26 games at freshman in 2014. He recorded four receptions for are the newest additions to the quarterback room. Syracuse. His most productive season came in 2013, 15 yards, including three for 11 yards in SU’s victory Dungey set a slew of passing records at Lakeridge when he recorded 52 receptions, the second-most against Central Michigan. High School (Ore.). Womack was a three-sport star ever for an Orange sophomore. Broyld missed two- at Luverne High School in Alabama. thirds of last season due to injury.

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The projected starter at , junior Josh Ivan Foy fought through injuries in 2014. He made Ron Thompson is SU’s most experienced defensive Parris made 22 catches in his fi rst two seasons, six starts last year and earned preseason All-ACC lineman. He shifts back to end after playing on the including nine for 49 yards in 2014. honors from Athlon Sports. interior in 2014.

TIGHT ENDS OFFENSIVE LINE DEFENSIVE LINE Junior Josh Parris provides an experienced Injuries plagued the Orange along the offensive Defensive line coach Tim Daoust will have to option at the tight end position. Parris has played line in 2014, but in the process many players gained replace three of four starters along the defensive in 24 games the past two seasons, recording 22 experience that should benefit them in 2015. Three line. Junior Ron Thompson is the lone returning receptions for 139 yards and two touchdowns. Parris seniors and one junior are slated as starters on the starter, playing with the first string for all 12 games made one of the biggest plays of the 2013 season, heading into fall camp. at last season. Thompson shifts clinching the victory against Boston College with Senior Ivan Foy is expected to hold the to end this year, a position he played in 2013. Last an 8-yard touchdown reception with six seconds left tackle position. In three years, Foy has played season, Thompson ranked second on the team with to play. The win made the Orange bowl-eligible, 25 games and switches to the left side after playing 3.0 sacks. Praise has been high for the Southfield, resulting in a Texas Bowl berth. primarily right tackle throughout his career. An Mich. native, as Thompson received preseason All- Classmate Cameron MacPherson looks to get on Athlon Sports Preseason All-ACC honoree, Foy ACC honors from both Athlon and Phil Steele. the field for the first time after sitting out the 2014 started six games in 2014 and the Orange offensive A pair of seniors are slated to start along the season due to NCAA transfer rules. The brother of line surrendered just five sacks in those contests. defensive front. John Raymon is expected to man four-year letterwinner Macky MacPherson, and the Classmate Nick Robinson will transition to left the defensive tackle spot and Donnie Simmons Jr. grandson of former head coach Dick MacPherson, guard after starting a combined 21 games at right will likely play opposite Thompson at end. Raymon Cameron MacPherson played two seasons at guard the past two seasons. has played in 12 career games and is fully recovered quarterback for Georgetown before joining the Senior Rob Trudo also switches positions, taking from a devastating leg injury suffered at Georgia Orange. over as the starting center. A three-year starter Tech in 2013. Simmons played in 11 games as a Sophomore Tyler Provo also has Syracuse football at guard, Trudo is the most experienced Orange junior in 2014 and recorded 2.0 TFLs. roots. Provo’s brother, Nick, holds the school record lineman. Redshirt freshman Kayton Samuels did not play for career receptions for a tight end (92). Tyler Redshirt freshman Aaron Roberts is a new in any games last season, but is first on the depth Provo played in six games in 2014, mainly on special addition to the starting front five. Slated to start at chart at nose tackle. The 6-0, 306-pound Ellenwood, teams. right guard, Roberts who is a Chicago, Ill. native, was Ga. product participated in the 2013 Florida vs. Trey Dunkelberger joined the Orange in an all-state performer at De La Salle Institute. Georgia Clash of the Scholar-Athletes All-Star Game. January 2015 from Pierce College in Los Angeles. Junior Omari Palmer is expected to start at right Freshman Steven Clark will have an opportunity A sophomore, Dunkelberger played one season in tackle. He made nine starts last season, including to get on the field early as one of the primary the ranks before coming to Syracuse. seven at right tackle when Foy was out. backups for Samuels. Clark made 84 tackles He had three receptions for 34 yards in this year’s Senior Michael Lasker is another experienced and recorded 10.0 sacks as a senior at Brindlee annual spring game. offensive lineman for the Orange. Lasker played Mountain High School in Alabama. Sophomore PJ Batten is also in the tight end mix. in nine games last season and will likely back up Junior Luke Arciniega received a medical redshirt Batten has been a part of the program for two years Foy at left tackle. Alex Hayes (left guard), Jason after missing most of last season. He transitions to and moves back to the offensive side of the ball Emerich (center), Seamus Shanley (right guard) and after playing as a in 2013 after serving as a reserve linebacker in 2014. Jamar McGloster (right tackle) are also experienced and 2014. Arciniega appeared in five games last reserves. season. In 2013, he recorded 18 tackles in 13 games. Redshirt freshman Chris Slayton provides depth at the defensive tackle position. One of the strongest players on the team, Slayton was one of SU’s most improved players during spring practice. 24 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 SEASON PREVIEW

Zaire Franklin is Syracuse’s top returning tackler. Julian Whigham will compete for one of the A 2014 All-ACC Honorable Mention selection, He takes over this year as the team’s starting starting spots. He has four career Riley Dixon is fourth at Syracuse in career middle linebacker. and made 28 tackles in 2014. punting average (42.2) and sixth in yards (6,452).

LINEBACKERS SECONDARY SPECIALISTS Syracuse’s leading returning tackler, sophomore Heading into the 2015 campaign, there are Sophomore Cole Murphy made a smooth Zaire Franklin moves from outside linebacker to the position battles all across the defensive backfield. transition from the high school to college ranks middle for the 2015 campaign. As a true freshman, Both Wayne Morgan and Julian Whigham present as a true freshman in 2014. A Award Franklin started three games and finished the year experienced options at cornerback. Morgan has semifinalist, Murphy hit 13-of-16 attempts, with 44 stops, including 31 solo tackles. His breakout played in 29 games entering this season, despite including two from 50 yards out. Murphy connected performance came at Pittsburgh when he led the missing the majority of last year due to injury. He on 11 extra points as well to lead Syracuse in scoring Orange with 10 tackles. has 40 career tackles. with 50 points. After starting in the middle last year, junior Whigham started 11 games in 2014. He recorded Senior Ryan Norton is the Orange’s second-string Marqez Hodge shifts to the weak side for 2015. 28 tackles last season, including 21 solo stops. kicker. In his Syracuse career, Norton has made 14 Hodge was not too far behind Franklin in the A trio of sophomores will also be relied upon field goals. His longest was a 44-yarder in 2013. tackling department, recording 38 stops in nine heavily. Antwan Cordy, Chaucey Scissum, and Corey Senior Riley Dixon was an All-ACC honoree as a games last season. The Miami, Fla. native missed Winfield are all listed as starters or co-starters junior in 2014 ranks and among the school’s best in the final three games due to injury. Hodge’s best heading into fall camp. All three players played in at nearly every punting category. Dixon enters his final 2014 performance was against Notre Dame when he least 11 games in 2014, with Scissum and Winfield season fourth in program history in career punting recorded eight tackles, including 1.5 for a loss. In his appearing in all 12 contests. Winfield recorded 14 average (42.2), sixth in yards (6,452), and ninth in career, Hodge has played in 18 games. tackles last season and is expected to compete career punts (153). In addition, Dixon proved to be Sophomore Parris Bennett is slated to start on for a starting role at corner. Cordy is listed as the a versatile weapon in 2014. While serving as the the strong side opposite Hodge. Bennett was one of first-string strong safety. He made 10 stops in his team’s holder, the Blossvale, N.Y. native completed 10 true freshmen to earn playing time in 2014. The inaugural year with the Orange. Scissum is in the the game-winning on a fake field , Mich. product played in eight contests last mix at the free safety position and played mostly goal against Villanova. He also had a 42-yard run season. His best outing was at Wake Forest when he special teams in 2014. against Notre Dame on a fake punt. made three stops, including one for a loss. Cordell Hudson and Rodney Williams both are Freshman Matt Keller and senior Keith Mitsuuchi Senior Oliver Vigille is an experienced reserve redshirt freshmen looking to make their marks. are vying for the starting role. Keller, and will compete with sophomore Jonathan Hudson will battle Whigham for reps at corner, who played his high school ball at Penn Manor (Pa.), Thomas to back up Bennett. Vigille has played in while Williams will challenge Scissum at free enrolled at Syracuse in January and participated in 36 contests in his Orange career, mainly on special safety. Williams recorded two tackles and a spring practice. Mitsuuchi joined the Orange in 2013 teams. Thomas appeared in nine games as a rookie recovery at Central Michigan before missing the rest and has been tutored for two seasons by departed and made four tackles. of the season with an injury. four-year starter Sam Rodgers. Sophomore Alryk Perry is slated to back up Senior walk-on Eric Jackson and redshirt Hodge on the weak side. Troy Henderson Jr., a freshman Juwan Dowels provide depth at corner. freshman who led Saint Edward High School (Ohio) True freshmen Kielan Whitner and Christopher to a state championship, and senior Hernz Laguerre Fredrick are options at strong safety. Whitner are expected to slot in behind Franklin at middle recorded 210 career tackles at Mountain View High linebacker. School in Georgia. Fredrick is a fellow Georgian who starred at Cedar Grove High School where he was a 2014 Class AAA All-State First Team selection.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 25 2015 PRESEASON DEPTH CHART OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS QB 10 Terrel Hunt (6-3, 234, Sr.) DE 51 Donnie Simmons Jr. (6-2, 258, Sr.) FG/PAT 48 Cole Murphy (6-3, 191, So.) 5 Austin Wilson (6-3, 214, So.) 5 Luke Arciniega (6-4, 247, Jr.) 12 Ryan Norton (5-11, 186, Sr.) 4 A.J. Long (6-0, 177, So.) 93 Qaadir Sheppard (6-2, 230, Fr.) 10 Sterling Hofrichter (5-9, 170, Fr.) 2 Eric Dungey (6-4, 195, Fr.) 99 Jake Pickard (6-6, 231, Fr.) 36 Alex Hodgkinson (6-2, 183, Sr.) 6 Kenterius Womack (6-3, 185, Fr.) 16 Zack Mahoney (6-2, 201, So.) NT 52 Kayton Samuels (6-0, 306, R-Fr.) P 92 Riley Dixon (6-5, 222, Sr.) 72 Steven Clark (6-3, 290, Fr.) RB 29 Devante McFarlane (6-0, 193, Jr.) 63 Rony Charles (6-2, 309, Sr.) LS 47 Matt Keller (5-11, 221, Fr.) 27 George Morris II (6-0, 190, Jr.) OR 69 Keith Mitsuuchi (5-10, 226, Sr.) 18 Dontae Strickland (5-11, 180, Fr.) DT 50 John Raymon (6-5, 305, Sr.) 53 Nathan Hines (6-6, 247, So.) 22 Jordan Fredericks (5-10, 205, Fr.) 95 Chris Slayton (6-4, 289, R-Fr.) 54 Tyler Cross (6-2, 270, Fr.) HB 3 Ervin Philips (5-11, 179, So.) 79 Anthony Giudice Jr. (6-2, 260, Fr.) 84 Ben Lewis (6-2, 208, Jr.) 1 Ashton Broyld (6-3, 221, Sr.) DE 13 Ron Thompson (6-3, 255, Jr.) 26 Tyrone Perkins (6-0, 175, Fr.) 97 Amir Ealey (6-4, 230, Fr.) 56 Kenny Carter (6-6, 260, Fr.) WR 82 Alvin Cornelius (6-1, 192, Jr.) 53 Lucas Albrecht (6-2, 251, Sr.) 9 Brisly Estime (5-9, 176, Jr.) 17 Jamal Custis (6-5, 222, So.) SLB 30 Parris Bennett (6-0, 216, So.) 23 Jonathan Thomas (6-1, 205, So.) WR 8 Steve Ishmael (6-2, 184, So.) OR 7 Oliver Vigille (6-2, 224, Sr.) 83 Sean Avant (5-10, 201, So.) 37 Ted Taylor (6-1, 215, Jr.) 86 Adly Enoicy (6-5, 227, R-Fr.) 43 Terrell Drayton (5-11, 210, So.) 7 Troy Green (6-1, 180, So.) MLB 4 Zaire Franklin (6-0, 238, So.) TE 89 Josh Parris (6-4, 244, Jr.) 39 Troy Henderson Jr. (6-1, 215, Jr.) 90 Cameron MacPherson (6-4, 236, Jr.) 58 Hernz Laguerre (6-1, 226, Sr.) 80 Tyler Provo (6-3, 223, So.) 11 Trey Dunkelberger (6-5, 235, So.) WLB 33 Marqez Hodge (5-11, 215, Jr.) 46 PJ Batten (6-3, 239, So.) 49 Alryk Perry (6-1, 215, So.) 42 Jacob Green (6-1, 254, Jr.) 24 Shyheim Cullen (6-0, 215, Fr.)

LT 72 Ivan Foy (6-5, 276, Sr.) CB 1 Julian Whigham (6-1, 187, Sr.) 67 Michael Lasker (6-5, 306, Sr.) OR 20 Cordell Hudson (5-11, 175, R-Fr.) 75 Denzel Ward (6-8, 331, R-Fr.) 35 Eric Jackson (5-9, 170, Sr.) 60 Cody Conway (6-6, 275, Fr.) 76 Keaton Darney (6-3, 266, So.) SS 8 Antwan Cordy (5-8, 178, So.) 25 Kielan Whitner (5-10, 185, Fr.) LG 68 Nick Robinson (6-6, 279, Sr.) 28 Christopher Fredrick (6-0, 205, Fr.) 71 Alex Hayes (6-2, 303, So.) 41 Eric Anthony (6-0, 194, Jr.) 61 Samuel Clausman (6-3, 315, Fr.) 42 Joe Stanard (5-10, 197, Jr.) 79 Taylor Hindy (6-4, 209, Jr.) FS 21 Chauncy Scissum (6-2, 206, So.) C 55 Rob Trudo (6-4, 307, Sr.) OR 6 Rodney Williams (5-10,189, R-Fr.) 78 Jason Emerich (6-3, 286, Jr.) 16 Marquise Blair (6-4, 185, Fr.) 77 Kendall Moore (6-5, 239, Jr.) 19 Daivon Ellison (5-9, 175, Fr.) 58 Donnie Foster (6-3, 312, So.) 62 Andrejas Duerig (6-4, 280, Fr.) CB 2 Wayne Morgan (5-11, 187, Jr.) OR 11 Corey Winfield (6-1, 181, So.) RG 59 Aaron Roberts (6-4, 266, R-Fr.) 15 Juwan Dowels (5-10, 179, R-Fr.) 74 Seamus Shanley (6-1, 276, Sr.) 63 Evan Adams (6-6, 285, Fr.)

RT 57 Omari Palmer (6-3, 323, Jr.) 65 Jamar McGloster (6-7, 310, So.) 73 Jon Burton (6-8, 307, So.) 64 Colin Byrne (6-5, 300, Fr.)

Returning starters in bold

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• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 27 COVERING THE ORANGE COORDINATOR MEDIA AVAILABILITY SYRACUSE SIDELINES • Interviews with coordinators Tim Lester (offense), Chuck Bullough (defense) ‘Syracuse Sidelines,’ a weekly interview and and Tim Daoust (special teams) will be held on Tuesday evenings after practice highlight show, features head coach Sco Shafer in the Hall of Fame area of the Iocolano-Petty Football Complex. with host Ma Park during the football season. The • All interviews must be set up through the Athletic Communications Office. 30-minute program airs Thursdays on Time Warner Requests must be received by 1 p.m. the day prior to the interview (i.e. prior Cable SportsChannel in Central New York (6:30 to 1 p.m. on Monday to request a coordinator for Tuesday). p.m.) and is available at other mes on outlets throughout the state (check local lis ngs). STUDENT-ATHLETE MEDIA AVAILABILITY • All interviews are held in the Hall of Fame area of the Iocolano-Petty Football SYRACUSE ATHLETICS ON THE INTERNET Complex on Tuesdays after practice. • All interviews must be set up through the Athletic Communications Office. Cuse.com Requests must be received by 1 p.m. the day prior to the interview (i.e. prior Cuse.com is the ultimate source for Syracuse to 1 p.m. on Monday to request student-athletes for Tuesday). University Athletics news and information. The • Please do not contact student-athletes directly via phone, email or social website includes student-athlete and coaching media. Locker rooms and team areas are private with no public access. staff biographies, up-to-the minute coverage of Orange athletics news, game notes (PDF files), press conference transcripts, rosters, schedules POSTGAME INTERVIEWS and results, and video streaming via Orange All • Syracuse’s locker room is closed to the media following games, both at home Access and Cuse TV. Live in-game statistics and and on the road. other details are available on the football page • Coach Scott Shafer will hold his news conference in the Cadillac Lounge during games. located on the service level of the Carrier Dome near Stadium Control. • Following the conclusion of Coach Shafer’s news conference, requested student-athletes will be brought to the Cadillac Lounge to meet with media Orange All Access Orange All Access is Syracuse’s mul -media package hosted by Cuse.com. representatives. The Syracuse athletic communications staff will take student- Orange All Access off ers exclusive and comprehensive coverage of Orange athlete requests during the fourth quarter of each game. athle cs and features Cuse TV. Live and archived content includes complete game webcasts, highlights, interviews, press conferences, features and the radio and SYRACUSE ON TELEVISION television produc ons from the Syracuse IMG Sports Network and Time Warner Sept. 4 Rhode Island (7 p.m., ESPN3) Cable SportsChannel.

Sept. 12 Wake Forest (12:30 p.m., ACC Network) SOCIAL MEDIA Sept. 19 Central Michigan (12:30 p.m., RSN) #OrangeNation is one of the strongest and most engaged college fan bases on social media. You can join the conversation about all things Syracuse across Sept. 26 LSU To Be Announced various social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Oct. 10 at USF Instagram. The ACC and its television Oct. 17 at Virginia partners will finalize Oct. 24 Pittsburgh kickoff times and television /Cuse Oct. 31 at Florida State assignments 12 days in /CuseFootball Nov. 7 at Louisville advance of the game Nov. 14 Clemson Nov. 21 at North Carolina State /@Cuse Nov. 28 Boston College /@CuseFootball

Time Warner Cable SportsChannel / Syracuse’s only 24-hour local sports station, Sportschannel is the official home for Syracuse University Athletics and features a wealth of Orange football programming throughout the season: /Cusepics /CuseFootball Mondays • ‘Orange Squeeze’, 7 p.m. (Previous game condensed into 30 minutes)

Tuesdays • ‘Syracuse in Sixty’, 6 p.m. (Previous game condensed into w/analysis) Hosted by Brian Higgins and former SU linebacker Glen Young

Thursdays • ‘Cuse Uncut’, 6 p.m. (Scott Shafer news conference highlights)

• ‘Syracuse Sidelines’, 6:30 p.m. (Scott Shafer weekly coaches show) Hosted by Matt Park and Robin De Wind

Gamedays • ‘Cuse Pregame’ (1-hour pregame show, home games only) Hosted by Mark Larson, Dale Drypolcher and former SU running back Robert Drummond

• ‘Orange Overtime’ (Studio postgame show after every game) Hosted by Brendan McDaniels and former SU quarterback Bill Scharr

28 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • COVERING THE ORANGE SYRACUSE IMG SPORTS NETWORK All Orange football games can be heard live on the Syracuse IMG Sports Network. Fans can follow the team via a state-wide radio network, Cuse.com, and Sirius/XM Satellite Radio. Network programming is produced and distributed by IMG College of Winston-Salem, N.C. Each game produc on begins three hours before kickoff with interac ve and informa ve shows, including live presenta ons from the University Sheraton and the SU Quad prior to Orange home games.

2015 Syracuse IMG Sports Network Affi liates

Central New York Syracuse WTKW FM 99.5 Football, M. Basketball, M. Lacrosse WTLA AM 1200 M. Lacrosse, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show WSGO AM 1440 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show WTKV FM 99.1/105.5 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show Homer WXHC FM 101.5 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show Ithaca WPIE AM/FM 1160/107.1 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show Utica WOUR FM 96.9 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show

Capital Region Albany WGY AM 810 Football WGY FM 103.1 M. Basketball WOFX AM 980 Shafer Show, Boeheim Show

New York City/Long Island New York WNYM AM 970 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show THE SCOTT SHAFER SHOW ‘The Sco Shafer Show’ airs live each Thursday night during the season from North Country 7 to 8 p.m. on the Syracuse IMG Sports Network and Cuse.com. Massena WYBG AM 1050 Football, Men’s Basketball Coach Shafer and host Ma Park discuss the Orange’s previous game, preview Watertown WNER AM 1410 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Syracuse’s upcoming opponent and answer phone calls (1-888-7GOCUSE) and Boeheim Show Burlington, Vt. WVMT AM 620 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, emails from fans. Ques ons and comments can be submi ed any me via the Boeheim Show link on Cuse.com. Addi onally, Coach Shafer makes regular weekly appearances on the popular Southern Tier ‘Gomez and Lisa’ morning show on TK99 and on ‘Upon Further Review’ on ESPN Binghamton WEBO AM 1330 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Radio 97.7 FM. Boeheim Show Corning WENY AM 1230 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show GALAXY COMMUNICATIONS Olean WOEN AM 1360 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show The fl agship sta on for the Syracuse IMG Sports Owego WEBO FM 107.9 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Network is Galaxy Communica ons’ TK99 (WTKW 99.5 Boeheim Show FM) in downtown Syracuse. Richford WEBO FM 101.3 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Since 2007, Galaxy’s sta ons (TK99, ESPN Radio 97.7 Boeheim Show and WTLA 1200) have served as the play-by-play home Western New York of the Orange football, men’s and women’s basketball, and men’s lacrosse teams. Buffalo WHLD AM 1270 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Addi onally, head coach Sco Shafer, Syracuse athle cs administrators, and Boeheim Show other coaches make regular weekly appearances on Galaxy sta ons throughout Geneva WGVA AM 1240 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, the year. Boeheim Show WAUB AM 1590 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show Melrose Park WAUB FM 98.1 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, WAER FM 88.3 Boeheim Show Located on the Syracuse University campus, WAER FM 88.3 broadcasts all SU Newark WACK AM 1420 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, football games, as well. Jay Alter is the sports director. Boeheim Show Rochester WHAM AM 1180 Football, M. Basketball, M. Lacrosse WHTK AM 1280 Football, M. Basketball, M. Lacrosse Salamanca WGGO AM 1590 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show Wellsville WQRW FM 93.5 Football, M. Basketball, Shafer Show, Boeheim Show

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30 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Lucas Albrecht Luke Arciniega Senior # Junior # Defensive End • 6-2 • 251 Defensive End • 6-4 • 247 Hudson Falls, N.Y. 53 Sparks, Nev. 5 Hudson Falls HS Dade Christian HS/Sierra College

At SU: Made the team as a walk-on in 2011 … 2011 and 2012 BIG EAST At SU: One le er … Moved from linebacker to defensive end for 2015 … Enrolled All-Academic Team selec on … Member of the Spring 2012, Fall 2014 and Spring at Syracuse in January 2013 … Member of the Spring 2013, Spring 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … 2014 ACC Honor Roll ... Redshirted in 2011 … 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … 2013 ACC Honor Roll ... 2014: Awarded a Junior Year (2014): Did not play in any games … Sophomore Year (2013): Did not medical redshirt from the NCAA a er suff ering a season-ending injury … Played play in any games … Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … Personal: in four games … At Central Michigan, registered two solo tackles … Against Notre Lucas Albrecht … Born in February 1993 … Son of Dwight and Linda Albrecht … Dame, had one solo tackle … Against Louisville, registered one solo tackle … Earned his undergraduate degree in bioengineering and is currently pursuing a Sophomore Year (2013): Played in all 13 games … At Northwestern, recorded master’s degree in bioengineering. two tackles and a sack for a loss of four yards … Against Wagner, had three solo tackles, including a tackle for loss of fi ve yards … Against Clemson, totaled four solo tackles … At NC State, had one tackle … At Georgia Tech, recorded three solo tackles … Against Wake Forest, posted two tackles … Against Pi sburgh, had Eric Anthony two tackles and an intercep on … Against Boston College, had one solo tackle Junior # … Freshman Year (2012 at Sierra College): Linebacker for head coach Jeff Tisdel Safety • 6-0 • 194 … Named a 2012 Valley All-Conference First Team selec on a er recording 87 41 tackles, including 52 solo and 5.5 sacks for a loss of 42 yards, and two fumble Baldwinsville, N.Y. recoveries … High School: Named the 4A North Defensive Player of the Year a er C.W. Baker HS pos ng 111 tackles, including 61 solo … Selected for the 2010 Sertoma All-Star Game … Team captain as a senior … Also le ered in basketball and track & fi eld … Personal: Lucas RJ Arciniega … Born in April 1992 in Reno, Nev. … Son of Nancy At SU: One le er … Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2013 season … and Casey Arciniega … One sister, Alex, played so ball at the University of Nevada Serves in a leadership role for the Syracuse University Chapter of Upli ing … Earned his undergraduate degree in sociology and is currently pursuing a Athletes … Member of the Fall 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 master’s degree in instruc onal design, development and evalua on. Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Member of the 2013 and 2014 ACC Honor Roll ... Sophomore Year (2014): Played in six games on special teams … Freshman Arciniega’s Career Statistics and Bests Year (2013): Did not play in any games … High School: Played safety for three Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. years under head coach Carl Sanfl ippo, a 1975 Orange le erwinner … 2013 All- 2013 15 3 18 2.0-9 1.0-4 1-0 0 0-0 yds CNY selec on … Team won Sec on III championships in 2010 and 2012 … Team 2014 4 0 4 1.0-7 1.0-7 0-0 0 0-0 yds Totals 19 3 22 3.0-16 2.0-11 1-0 0 0-0 yds captain as a senior and led the squad to a 7-2 record … Teammate of SU guard •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Nick Robinson and safety Joe Stanard … Member of the Na onal Honor Society … Tackles Solo 4 vs. Clemson, 2013 Personal: Eric Joseph Anthony … Born in November 1994 in Syracuse, N.Y. … Son Assist 1 vs. NC State, Wake Forest, Pittsburgh, 2013 of Karen and Joe Anthony … One sister and one brother … Dual major in fi nance Total 4 vs. Clemson, 2013 and real estate. TFL-Yds 1.0-7 vs. Central Michigan, 2014; 1.0-4 vs. Northwestern, 1.0-5 vs. Wagner, 2013 Sacks-Yds 1.0-7 vs. Central Michigan, 2014; 1.0-4 vs. Northwestern, 2013 INT-Return Yards 1-0 vs. Pittsburgh, 2013

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 31 MEET THE ORANGE Sean Avant Parris Bennett Sophomore # Sophomore # Wide Receiver • 5-10 • 201 83 Linebacker • 6-0 • 216 30 Miramar, Fla. Detroit, Mich. Miramar HS University of Detroit Jesuit

At SU: One le er … Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s At SU: One le er … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 … Freshman Year Honor Roll ... 2014 ACC Honor Roll … Redshirted in 2013 … Freshman Year (2014): (2014): Played in eight games … Made his collegiate debut against Villanova … Played in seven games … Against Florida State, made his collegiate debut and At Wake Forest, had three tackles, including two solo and one tackle for loss … caught two passes for 13 yards … At Pi sburgh, had one catch for eight yards … At Pi sburgh, had one solo tackle … High School: 2013 all-state and all-metro High School: Played for head coach Damon Cogdell … Helped lead Miramar High selec on under head coach Oscar Olejniczak … Selected to play in the 2014 to a regional championship in 2011 … 2012 Miramar Sports All-County Honorable Ohio-Michigan Border Classic all-star game … Team captain as a senior … 2012 Men on selec on … As a junior, caught 32 passes for 501 yards … As a senior all-metro, all-city and all-league selec on as a linebacker and wide receiver … team captain, had 24 catches for 223 yards and two touchdowns … Personal: Sean Totaled 139 tackles and one forced fumble on defense, and caught 14 passes for L. Avant … Born in September 1994 in Miami, Fla. … Son of LaShonda Schultz … 239 yards and two touchdowns on off ense during his high school career … Also One brother and one sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. played basketball for two seasons. … Personal: Parris Dominick Benne … Born in February 1996 in Southfi eld, Mich. … Son of Antonio and Michelle Kimble … One Avant’s Career Statistics and Bests sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long 2014 3 21 7.0 0 8 Bennett’s Career Statistics and Bests •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Receiving Yards 13 vs. Florida State, 2014 Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2014 3 1 4 1.0-2 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Receptions 2 vs. Florida State, 2014 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Longest 8 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Tackles Solo 2 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Assists 1 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Total 3 vs. Wake Forest 2014 PJ Batten TFL-Yds 1.0-2 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Sophomore # Tight End • 6-3 • 239 46 Ashton Broyld Miami, Fla. Senior # Dade Christian HS Hybrid Back • 6-3 • 221 1 Henrietta, N.Y. At SU: Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... Redshirted in Rush Henrietta HS/Milford Academy 2013 … Freshman Year (2014): Did not play in any games … High School: Played for coach Mike Sonneborn at Dade Chris an … Named a 2012 Miami Herald All- Dade 5-A Independents Football Defensive First Team selec on a er leading his At SU: Three le ers … Enrolled at team to a 13-1-0 record and advancing to the FHSAA Class 2A state tle game for Syracuse University in January 2012 the fi rst me in school history … 2011 Miami Herald All-Dade Honorable Men on … One of four true freshmen to honoree a er his team fi nished with an 8-2 record and reached the FHSAA Class play in 2012 … Junior Year (2014): 2A regional semifi nals … In 2010, Dade Chris an posted a 10-2 record … Had one Played in four games, star ng two, intercep on, four fumble recoveries and had 62 tackles, including 48 solo and 13 and missed eight due to injury … sacks for a loss of 68 yards, in 2012 … Made four recep ons for 67 yards and fi ve Against Villanova, ed for the team touchdowns in his senior season … As a junior, he led the league in sacks (7.0) lead with fi ve recep ons for 57 … Personal: Aaron Lee Ba en Jr. … Born in November 1993 in Miami, Fla. … Son yards … At Central Michigan, had of Aaron Sr. and Leshonda Ba en … Two brothers and two sisters … Majoring in a game-high four recep ons for communica on and rhetorical studies. 42 yards … Against Maryland, had two recep ons for 26 yards before leaving the game due to injury … At Clemson, returned to the lineup a er missing the previous four games and had four recep ons for 49 yards … Did not play the last four games of the season … Sophomore Year (2013): Played in all 13 games … Made 52 recep ons, the second- best total by a sophomore in school history … Against Penn State, had four recep ons for 46 yards, and one rush for three yards … At Northwestern, caught seven passes for 62 yards … Against Wagner, had seven recep ons for 37 yards and completed a pass for eight yards … Against Tulane, had one catch for 10 yards … Against Clemson, had fi ve catches for 64 yards, including a 5-yard comple on … At NC State, had three recep ons for 43 yards … At Georgia Tech, caught three passes for 32 yards … At Maryland, had three catches for 27 yards … At Florida State, had three recep ons for 18 yards … Against Pi sburgh, had six recep ons for 25 yards … Against Boston College, caught six passes for 47 yards

32 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE … Against Minnesota in the Texas Bowl, had fi ve catches for 47 yards … Freshman Year (2012): Played in eight games … Against Northwestern, caught four passes for 28 yards in his collegiate debut … Against USC, had seven carries for 24 yards Jon Burton … Against Stony Brook, recorded his fi rst career touchdown on a 22-yard run and Sophomore # fi nished the game with 10 carries for 61 yards and two catches for 20 yards … Offensive Tackle • 6-8 • 307 At Minnesota, had three carries for 11 yards and one recep on for fi ve yards … 73 Against Connec cut, carried the ball 11 mes for 58 yards … At Cincinna , had Spotsylvania, Va. two carries for 10 yards … Against Louisville, had three carries for seven yards … Courtland HS/ Fork Union Military Academy Milford Academy (2011): Played for coach Bill Chaplick … was 31-of-56 passing for 427 yards and six touchdowns, and ran for 259 yards on 39 carries and scored six touchdowns … 2011 PrepStar All-East Region selec on … High School: Three- me At SU: One le er … Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013 … Redshirted in 2013 captain under head coach Joe Montesano … Named the 2010 New York State … Freshman Year (2014): Played in 10 games, primarily on special teams … Class AA Player of the Year a er leading Rush-Henrie a to the Class AA state Fork Union Military Academy (2012): Started at le tackle for head coach John championship and a 13-0 record … 2010 All-Greater Rochester selec on … Voted Shuman … 2012 PrepStar All-Atlan c Region selec on … High School: Helped the top player in Sec on V … Earned all-league, all-county and all-state honors as lead the Courtland Cougars to the 2010 Region I Championship and the 2010 and a senior a er passing for 1,961 yards and 24 touchdowns, and rushing for 1,540 2011 Ba lefi eld District tles … Earned 2011 Virginia Preps AA All-State honors … yards and 24 touchdowns … 2009 New York State Class AA Third Team honoree … 2011 Free Lance-Star All-Area, All-Region 1 and All-Ba lefi eld District performer … As a junior, threw for 1,769 yards and 17 touchdowns, and ran for 595 yards and 2011 AA Virginia High School Coaches Associa on All-State Second Team selec on eight touchdowns … A ended the U.S. Army Na onal Combine … As a sophomore … 2011 Roanoke Times Top 100 honoree … 2010 All-Region I and All-Ba lefi eld at Marshall High School, threw for more than 1,800 yards and 17 touchdowns District First Team selec on … Also threw put for the track & fi eld team while rushing for more than 800 yards … Teammate of SU safety Chauncey … Personal: Jonathan Sco Burton … Born in March 1994 … Son of Bill and Diana Scissum … Also le ered in basketball, earning all-area honors … Personal: Ashton Burton … Majoring in child and family studies. M. Broyld … Born in January 1992 in Henrie a, N.Y. … Son of Marne a Broyld and Ashley Sims … Father, Ashley, played football at the University of Maryland … Has three brothers and three sisters … Majoring in child and family studies. Rony Charles Broyld’s Career Statistics and Bests Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long Senior # 2012 7 53 7.6 0 12 Nose Tackle • 6-2 • 309 63 2013 52 452 8.7 0 39 2014 15 174 11.6 0 24 Medford, Mass. Totals 74 679 9.2 0 39 St. Clement HS Carries Yards Avg. TD Long 2012 36 171 4.8 1 22 2013 2 2 1.0 0 3 At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2014 season … Junior Year (2014): Totals 38 173 4.6 1 22 Did not play in any games … High School: Four-year varsity le erwinner for coach Comp. Att. Pct. Yards TD Int. Long Collin Walsh … 2011 Catholic Central League All-Star … In 2011, recorded two 2013 2 3 66.7 13 0 0 8 touchdowns, 9.0 sacks, and 79 tackles in eight games … 2010 Coach Thibaut Football Knowledge Award winner … Also le ered in basketball and was team KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long captain as a senior … … Personal: Rony-Andre Charles … Born in July 1993 in 2012 1 10 10.0 0 10 Boston, Mass. … Son of Esther and Rony Charles Sr. … One sister … Majoring in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Receiving Yards 62 vs. Northwestern, 2013 Receptions 7 vs. Northwestern, Wagner, 2013 Longest 39 vs. NC State, 2013 Rushing Yards 61 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 Antwan Cordy Carries 11 vs. Connecticut, 2012 Longest 22 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 Sophomore # Touchdowns 1 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 Safety • 5-8 • 178 Passing Attempts 1 vs. Wagner, Clemson, NC State, 2013 8 Completions 1 vs. Wagner, Clemson, 2013 Homestead, Fla. Longest 8 vs. Wagner, 2013 South Dade HS Kickoff Returns 1 vs. Minnesota, 2012 Yards 10 vs. Minnesota, 2012 Longest 10 vs. Minnesota, 2012 At SU: One le er … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 ... Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Freshman Year (2014): Played in 11 games, including one start … At Wake Forest, registered two solo tackles … Against Clemson, had one solo tackle … Against NC State, recorded one tackle … At Pi sburgh, had four tackles, including two solo, and his fi rst career intercep on … At Boston College, started at cornerback and had two tackles … High School: Led South Dade to the Florida Class 8A State Championship and an 11-1 record as a senior captain … 2012 and 2013 All-Dade County selec on … Career sta s cs: 180 tackles, including 58 solo, and 15 intercep ons … Personal: Antwan Devon Cordy … Born in January 1995 in Naranja, Fla. … Son of Pamela Cordy … One brother and two sisters … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Cordy’s Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2014 5 5 10 0-0 0-0 1-0 0 0-0 yds •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tackles Solo 2 vs. Pittsburgh, Wake Forest, 2014 Assists 2 vs. Boston College, Pittsburgh, 2014 Total 4 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 INT-Return Yds 1-0 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 33 MEET THE ORANGE Alvin Cornelius Jamal Custis Junior # Sophomore # Wide Receiver • 6-1 • 192 82 Wide Receiver • 6-5 • 223 17 Staten Island, N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Tottenville HS Neumann-Goretti HS

At SU: Two le ers … Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … At SU: One le er … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 … Freshman Year Redshirted in 2012 ... Sophomore Year (2014): Played in nine games … At Central (2014): Played in 10 games … At Central Michigan, caught three passes for 11 Michigan, made one catch for 16 yards … Against Notre Dame, registered one yards and had one rush for one yard … Against Maryland, had one recep on for tackle on special teams … Against Louisville, made two solo tackles on special four yards … High School: Three- me All-Philadelphia Catholic League selec on teams … Missed the Florida State and Wake Forest games due to injury … Against for coach Charles Szydlik … 2013 Class AA All-State Team … Team captain as a NC State, caught one pass for 19 yards … At Boston College, caught one pass for senior … Led Neumann-Gore to the 2012 Philadelphia Catholic League AA seven yards … Freshman Year (2013): Played in 10 games … Against Pi sburgh, Division Championship as a junior … 2013 Maxwell Football Club Mini Max caught two passes for a team-high 53 yards and a touchdown … Against Boston Award winner … Also a four-year member of the basketball team, which won College, had a career-high seven recep ons for 81 yards … High School: Played four Catholic League tles … Personal: Born in November 1995 … Son of Jeane e for head coach Jim Munson … 2011 NYSHSFCA Class AA Player of the Year … 2011 Miller … Two brothers … Majoring in sport management. New York State Class AA First Team selec on and 2010 second-team honoree … Three- me all-borough selec on … Named to the 2009, 2010 and 2011 New Custis’ Career Statistics and Bests York Daily News All-City Team … Named the 2011 New York Post All-Staten Island Carries Yards Avg. TD Long Player of the Year … Led the 2011 To enville squad to a 10-2 record and the 2014 1 1 1.0 0 1 PSAL semifi nals as a senior captain … Also played quarterback and defensive Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long back … Caught 26 passes for 634 yards and four touchdowns as a senior … Also 2014 4 15 3.8 0 6 gained 272 yards on 46 carries, recorded six intercep ons (including one that •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• was returned for a touchdown) and returned two punts for touchdowns during Receiving Yards 11 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 his senior season … Won the Al Fabbri Award, given to the top player on Staten Receptions 3 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Longest 6 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Island, for the second straight year to become the fi rst player to win the award Rushing Yards 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 unanimously in consecu ve seasons … Former Syracuse standout and NFL player Carries 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Steve Gregory, who is now a member of the Orange staff , won the award in Longest 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 consecu ve seasons (but not unanimously) at Cur s High School before enrolling at Syracuse … In 2010, led To enville to an 11-1 record, recording 32 recep ons for 695 yards and 14 touchdowns, and intercep ng seven passes on defense … Personal: Alvin A. Cornelius III … Born in January 1994 in Staten Island, N.Y. … Son of Alvin Cornelius Jr. and Lisa Sayers … Cousin, Glen Pedro, played running Keaton Darney back at Marshall from 1990-93 … One brother and three sisters … Majoring in Redshirt Freshman # communica on and rhetorical studies. Offensive Tackle • 6-3 • 266 76 Cornelius’ Career Statistics and Bests Los Angeles, Calif. Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long Loyola HS 2013 9 134 14.9 1 42 2014 3 42 14.0 0 19 Totals 12 176 14.7 1 42 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2014 season ... Member of the Receiving Yards 81 vs. Boston College, 2013 Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Redshirted in 2014 … High School: Receptions 7 vs. Boston College, 2013 Played guard and center for the Loyola Cubs in the Serra League … Member of Longest 42 vs. Pittsburgh, 2013 the Fellowship of Chris an Athletes ... Personal: Keaton Albert Darney … Son of Touchdowns 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 2013 Kris n Darney … Born in December 1995 in Glendora, Calif. … Two sisters and one brother … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies.

34 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Dixon’s Career Statistics and Bests Punts Yards Avg. Long TB FC I-20 50+ Riley Dixon 2012 3 109 36.3 49 2 0 0 0 Senior 2013 75 3,161 42.1 75 6 29 21 15 # 2014 75 3,182 42.4 60 4 31 23 17 Punter • 6-5 • 222 92 Totals 153 6,452 42.2 75 12 60 44 32 Blossvale, N.Y. Kickoffs Yards Avg. TB OB Christian Brothers Academy 2013 6 341 56.8 0 0 2014 1 53 53.0 0 0 Totals 7 394 56.3 0 0 At SU: Two le ers … Ranks Carries Yards Avg. TD Long fourth in Orange history in career 2013 1 -17 -17.0 0 -17 pun ng average (42.2) and sixth 2014 1 42 42.0 0 42 in yards (6,452) … Made the Totals 2 25 12.5 0 42 team as a walk-on prior to the Comp. Att. Pct. Yards TD Int. Long 2011 season … Member of the 2014 1 1 100.0 1 1 0 1 Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2013 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2014, Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Athle c Director’s Honor Roll Punts 11 vs. Wake Forest, 2013 Yards 442 vs. Wake Forest, 2013 … 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Average 48.5 vs. Northwestern, Boston College, 2013 Team … 2013 and 2014 All-ACC Longest 75 vs. Clemson, 2013 Academic Team … 2013 and 2014 Kickoffs 3 vs. Wake Forest, Minnesota, 2013 ACC Honor Roll ... Redshirted in Yards 177 vs. Minnesota, 2013 2011 … Junior Year (2014): All- Passing Completions 1 vs. Villanova, 2014 ACC Honorable Men on selec on Attempts 1 vs. Villanova, 2014 (ACSMA) … His 75 punts ed for Yards 1 vs. Villanova, 2014 Touchdowns 1 vs. Villanova, 2014 third on the SU single-season Rushing Yards 42 vs. Notre Dame, 2014 record list and his 3,182 pun ng Attempts 1 vs. Notre Dame, 2014; 1 vs. Penn State, 2013 yards is the third-highest, single- Longest 42 vs. Notre Dame, 2014 season total in school history … Tackles Solo 1 vs. Georgia Tech, Florida State, 2013 Played in all 12 games … Against Villanova, earned ACC co-Specialist of the Week Total 1 vs. Georgia Tech, Florida State, 2013 and ECAC Special Teams Player of the Week honors a er completed the eventual game-winning touchdown pass in double over me on a fake fi eld goal … Also averaged 43.4 yards on fi ve punts, including two of more than 50 yards … At Central Michigan, averaged 39.3 yards on three punts, all of which landed inside the 20 … Against Maryland, averaged 42 yards on fi ve punts, with two inside the Juwan Dowels 20 … Against Notre Dame, averaged 38.8 yards on fi ve punts and rushed for 42 Redshirt Freshman # yards a er a fake punt … Against Louisville, averaged 44.4 yards on seven punts … Cornerback • 5-10 • 179 15 Against Florida State, averaged 48.3 yards on three punts, with one inside the 20 Sunrise, Fla. … At Wake Forest, averaged 44.3 yards on six punts, with two inside the 20 … At American Heritage HS Clemson, averaged 45.3 yards on nine punts, with three inside the 20 … Against NC State, averaged 39.2 yards on nine punts, with three inside the 20 … Against Duke, averagd 46.2 yards on nine punts, with two inside the 20 … At Pi sburgh, At SU: Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Redshirted averaged 42.4 yards per punt on fi ve a empts, including one inside the 20 … At in 2014 … High School: Team captured the Class 5A FHSAA State Football Boston College, averaged 36.9 yards on nine a empts, including two inside the Championship … First-team all-state selec on … 2013 Sun SenƟ nel Broward Class 20 … Sophomore Year (2013): Ranked third on SU single-season record lists for 5-A-4A-3A-2A Defensive Player of the Year … Led American Heritage to a 15-1 punts (75) and fourth in yards (3,161) … Against Penn State, had one punt for record as a senior, recording 44 tackles and nine intercep ons … Team captain as 36 yards … At Northwestern, averaged 48.5 yards on four punts and landed two a junior and senior … Coached by former University of Miami (Fla.) star and NFL inside the 20-yard line … Against Wagner, punted four mes (43.0 avg.), including player … Teammate of SU ght end Tyler Provo … Personal: Juwan a 66-yarder … Against Tulane, had four punts for an average of 48.3 yards per D. Dowels … Born in September 1995 in Planta on, Fla. … Son of Jonathan Dowels kick, with two inside the 20 … Against Clemson, averaged 46.4 yards per punt and Sandra Thomas … Four brothers and one sister … Enrolled in the David B. Falk on nine kicks, including a school-record 75-yard punt … At NC State, averaged College of Sport and Human Dynamics. 37.6 yards per punt … At Georgia Tech, averaged 46.4 yards per punt, including landing two inside the 20 … Against Wake Forest, punted a career-high 11 mes for a personal-best 442 yards (40.2 average), including three of 50-plus yards and landed three inside the 20 … Also averaged 54.7 yards per kickoff … At Maryland, punted seven mes (38.4 avg.) and landed two inside the 20 … At Florida State, Terell Drayton averaged 40.0 yards per punt on seven kicks … Against Pi sburgh, averaged 39.8 Sophomore # yards on eight punts, with a long of 53 yards and three inside the 20 … Against Linebacker • 5-11 • 210 43 Boston College, punted twice (48.5 avg.), including a long of 52 yards … Against Rosedale, N.Y. Minnesota in the Texas Bowl, recorded three punts (43.0 avg.) and three kickoff s (59.0 avg.) … Freshman Year (2012): Played in two games … Against USC, punted Townsend Harris HS twice for 61 yards (30.5 avg) … Against Stony Brook, punted once for 48 yards … High School: Kicker and punter for head coach Joe Casamento … Named to the 2010 Post-Standard All-Central New York (CNY) First Team … Third-team all-state At SU: Made the team as a walk-on in the spring of 2015 ... Member of the Spring selec on … Also le ered in … Personal: Riley T. Dixon … Son of Tom 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … High School: Competed for the wrestling Dixon and Kimberly Coon … Born in August 1993 in Oneida, N.Y. … One sister team as a freshman and sophomore … Played volleyball as a junior and senior … Earned his undergraduate degree in accoun ng and is currently pursuing a … Member of the Na onal Honor Society … Personal: Terell Drayton … Born in master’s degree in accoun ng. January 1995 in , N.Y. … Son of Brenda and Bill Drayton … One sister … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 35 MEET THE ORANGE Trey Dunkelberger Brisly Estime Sophomore # Junior # Tight End• 6-5 • 235 11 Wide Receiver • 5-9 • 176 9 Shillington, Pa. Delray Beach, Fla. Governor Mifflin HS/Pierce College Atlantic Community HS

At SU: Enrolled in January 2015 ... Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s At SU: Two le ers … One of three true freshmen to play in 2013 ... Member of the Honor Roll … Pierce College (2014): Played one year for Coach Efrain Mar nez … Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Sophomore Year (2014): Played in High School: Played for head coach Dominic Vecchio … Caught seven passes for fi ve games, including two starts … Against Villanova, had one catch for one yard … 163 yards and three touchdowns as a senior for the 8-3 Mustangs … Personal: At Central Michigan, recorded three catches for 36 yards and a touchdown, and Ronald Dunkelberger … Son of Ron and Kelly Dunkelberger … Majoring in child one punt return for 12 yards … Against Maryland, had two catches for 45 yards and family studies. and returned four punts for 47 yards (11.8 per return) … Against Notre Dame, had four catches for 58 yards, returned one kickoff for 19 yards, and had one solo tackle … Freshman Year (2013): Played in 11 games … Recorded 28 recep ons, which ranks third on the SU record list for most recep ons by a freshman … At Jason Emerich Northwestern, had four recep ons for 51 yards … Against Wagner, had one carry Junior # for six yards and two recep ons for 11 yards … Against Clemson, had one catch for Center • 6-3 • 286 six yards … At NC State, had one recep on for fi ve yards … Against Wake Forest, 78 rushed for one yard on one carry, had nine recep ons for 62 yards and scored a New Ringgold, Pa. touchdown … At Maryland, had four catches for 40 yards … At Florida State and Blue Mountain HS against Pi sburgh, did not play due to injury … Against Boston College, had two recep ons for 35 yards and returned one kickoff for 18 yards … Against Minnesota in the Texas Bowl, had fi ve catches for 47 yards and ran back two punts, including At SU: Two le ers … 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selec on … President of a 70-yard return that set up the winning touchdown … High School: Coached by TJ the Syracuse University Chapter of Upli ing Athletes … Member of the Fall 2012, Jackson at Atlan c Community … 2012 Palm Beach Post Large Schools Defensive Spring 2014, Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... 2014 ACC Player of the Year and Class 7A First Team honoree … 2012 Florida Athle c Honor Roll … Redshirted in 2012 … Sophomore Year (2014): Played in fi ve games, Coaches Associa on’s All-District 20 Team selec on … Ranked 10th on the 2012 including starts against Wake Forest and Duke … Freshman Year (2013): Played in Palm Beach Post Game me Big Board … Selected to play in the Florida-Georgia 10 games … High School: Coached by Mike Brennan … Played in the 2011 SCFCA All-Star Game … Led Atlan c Community to the 2012 District 13-7A tle and a North-South All-Star Game and the 2011 Chesapeake Bowl … Named to the 2011 berth in the 7A regional quarterfi nals by recording 306 receiving yards and four Associated Press Pennsylvania Class AAA First Team and the 2010 second team … touchdowns … Es me also had four intercep ons at safety and returned fi ve Selected for 2012 Big 33 Football Classic … 2010 and 2011 Schuylkill County All- kicks or punts for touchdowns … Teammate of SU wide receiver Adly Enoicy … Star … 2010 and 2011 All-Berks League Lineman of the Year … As a team captain Personal: Brisly Es me … Born in December 1992 in Hai … Son of Marcaline in 2011, helped Blue Mountain rushers gain 2,586 yards in 11 games … Recorded Es me … Two brothers … Majoring in child and family studies. 27 tackles, including 2.0 sacks, and two fumble recoveries as a defensive lineman … In 2010, helped the off ense average 360 yards per game, including 231 yards Estime’s Career Statistics and Bests rushing per contest … Par cipated in the Big Brother-Big Sister and Bowl for Kids Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long Sake programs and was a member of the Varsity Club … Personal: Jason Allen 2013 28 257 9.2 1 32 Emerich … Born in March 1994 in Reading, Pa. … Son of Kevin and Daryl Emerich 2014 10 140 14.0 1 38 … One brother … Majoring in sport management. Totals 38 397 10.4 2 38 Carries Yards Avg. TD Long 2013 4 11 2.8 0 6 2014 1 -8 -8.0 0 -8 Adly Enoicy Totals 5 3 0.6 0 6 Redshirt Freshman # KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long Wide Receiver • 6-5 • 227 2013 5 89 17.8 0 21 86 2014 2 19 9.5 0 19 Delray Beach, Fla. Totals 7 108 15.4 0 21 Atlantic HS Punt Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long 2013 4 126 31.5 0 70 2014 6 58 9.7 0 22 At SU: Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll Totals 10 184 18.4 0 70 … Redshirted in 2014 … High School: Played under coach TJ Jackson … Selected •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Receiving Yards 62 vs. Wake Forest, 2013 for the 2014 Florida-Georgia All-Star Game … 2011 MaxPreps Second Team All- Receptions 9 vs. Wake Forest, 2013 American … 2011 U.S. Air Force Sophomore All-America Second Team Off ense Longest 38 vs. Notre Dame, 2014 … Team captain as a senior … Teammate of SU wide receiver Brisly Es me … Touchdowns 1 vs. Wake Forest, 2013, Central Michigan, 2014 Personal: Adly M. Enoicy … Born in August 1995 in Boynton Beach, Fla. … Son Rushing Yards 6 vs. Wagner, 2013 of Alcan Enoicy and Mimose Lalafaise … One brother and two sisters … Cousin, Carries 1 vs. Wagner, Clemson, Wake Forest, Minnesota, Giovani Bernard, played football at the University of North Carolina and was 2013; vs. Villanova, 2014 selected in the second round of the 2013 NFL Dra by the Cincinna Bengals … Longest 6 vs. Wagner, Minnesota, 2013 Punt Returns 4 vs. Maryland, 2014 Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. Yards 82 vs. Minnesota, 2013 Longest 70 vs. Minnesota, 2013 Kickoff Returns 3 vs. Minnesota, 2013 Yards 56 vs. Minnesota, 2013 Longest 21 vs. Minnesota, 2013

36 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Donnie Foster Zaire Franklin Sophomore # Sophomore # Center • 6-3 • 312 58 Linebacker • 6-0 • 231 4 Savannah, Ga. Philadelphia, Pa. Savannah Christian/IMG Academy La Salle College HS

At SU: Ac vely involved with the Syracuse University Chapter of Upli ing Athletes At SU: One le er … Ac vely involved with the Syracuse University Chapter of … Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Upli ing Athletes … Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Freshman Year (2014): Did not play in any games … High School: 2012 and 2013 Honor Roll … 2014 All-ACC Academic Team … Member of the 2014 ACC Honor Team USA center … In 2013, led IMG Academy to a 9-2 record as a senior … Roll ... One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 … Freshman Year (2014): Played Coached by former Florida State star Chris Weinke … Played at Savannah Chris an in all 12 games, including three starts … Against Central Michigan, had two tackles High School as a freshman, sophomore and junior (2010-12) for coach Donald and two pass breakups … Against Louisville, registered four solo tackles … Against Chumley … Earned fi rst-team all-state honors in 2012 and was an honorable Florida State, had two tackles, including one solo … At Wake Forest, made three men on choice in 2011 … Two- me All-Savannah First Team selec on … Two- me tackles, including two solo … At Clemson, had three solo tackles … Against NC all-conference honoree … Team captain as a senior and junior … 45-8 career State, recorded eight tackles, including six solo, and one forced fumble … Against record … As a senior, helped pave the way for an off ense that gained 3,554 yards Duke, registered six tackles, including four solo … At Pi sburgh, posted a career- (355.4 ypg) and scored 317 points (31.7 ppg) … Also played baseball … Member best 10 tackles, including fi ve solo … At Boston College, made six tackles, including of the Na onal Honor Society … Involved with the Beta Club, Key Club and was four solo, one for a loss and one sack … High School: Played for head coach Drew the student government president … Personal: Donnie Foster … Born in May Gordon … Named to the 2013 PIAA AAAA All-State Team … 2013 AAAA All- 1996 in Fort Wayne, Ind. … Son of Michael Jr. and Shelly Foster … Father, Michael, Catholic League First Team selec on … Selected for 2014 Big 33 Classic … In 2013, golfed for San Jose State University and was a contestant on The Big Break II, a recorded 3.0 sacks, had one fumble recovery and was a team captain … Personal: reality show on The Golf Channel … Enrolled in the Mar n J. Whitman School of Zaire Najee Franklin … Born in July 1996 in Philadelphia, Pa. … His aunt, Marla Management. Burke, is his guardian … Three brothers and three sisters … Enrolled in the Mar n J. Whitman School of Management. Franklin’s Career Statistics and Bests Ivan Foy Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Senior 2014 31 13 44 5.0-21 2.0-11 0-0 1 0-0 yds # •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Offensive Tackle • 6-5 • 276 72 Tackles Solo 6 vs. NC State, 2014 Brooklyn, N.Y. Assists 5 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Total 10 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Fort Hamilton HS TFL-Yds 2.0-5 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Sacks-Yds 1.0-8 vs. Boston College, 1.0-3 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Forced 1 vs. NC State, 2014 At SU: Three letters … Redshirted in 2011 … Junior Year (2014): Started all six games he played at right tackle … Missed six games due to injury … Sophomore Year (2013): Started all 13 games at right tackle … Freshman Year (2012): Played in six games, including four starts at right guard … Made his collegiate debut, starting against Northwestern … Blocked for 1,000-yard rusher Jerome Smith … Assisted an Orange offense that set school records for total offense (6,188 yards), total offense yards per game (476.0), most plays (1,028), passing yards (3,757), completions (295), passing yards per game (289.0) and touchdown passes (26) … High School: Played for head coach Daniel Perez … 2010 New York Daily News All-City selection … Named to the 2010 All-Borough First Team and the New York Post All-City Second Team … Selected for the 2011 New York State High School Football Classic … Played guard and defensive tackle … Notched 72 tackles and a pair of sacks in 2010 … Helped lead Fort Hamilton to the 2010 PSAL Championship with an unbeaten 13-0 record … As a junior, had 38 total tackles, a sack, a 32-yard return for a touchdown to help Fort Hamilton to an 11-1 overall record, including a 9-0 mark in league play … Personal: Ivan Foy Jr. … Born in March 1992 … Son of Ivan Foy Sr. and Ramona Santun … Two brothers and one sister … Majoring in child and family studies.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 37 MEET THE ORANGE Jacob Green # Alex Hayes Senior 42 Sophomore # Tight End • 6-1 • 250 Guard • 6-2 • 290 71 Seattle, Wash. Ellenwood, Ga. Seattle Prep Tucker HS

At SU: One letter … Member of the 2012 Fall, 2013 Spring and Fall 2014 Athletic At SU: One le er … Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Director’s Honor Roll … 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selection … Junior Honor Roll … 2014 ACC Honor Roll ... Redshirted in 2013 … Freshman Year (2014): Year (2014): Did not play in any games … Sophomore Year (2013): Played in two Played in three games, including star ng at right guard against Duke … High games … Against Wagner, caught his first career pass for four yards … Freshman School: Played for coach Bryan Lamar … Selected to play in the 2012 Florida- Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: Played both tight end Georgia All-Star Game and the 2012 East vs. West Georgia All-Star Game … As a and defensive end … All-Metro selection … Personal: Jacob M. Green … Born in senior, blocked for an off ense that produced 3,195 rushing yards and 44 rushing September 1993 in Flint, Mich. … Son of Dr. John and Catherine Green … One touchdowns as Tucker advanced to the third round of the Georgia 5A state brother and one sister … Majoring in economics. playoff s … In 2011, contributed to the team’s Georgia 5A state championship run and 15-0 record … Team captain as a junior and senior … Also played basketball Green’s Career Statistics and Bests and golf … Personal: Alexander Malik Hayes … Born in September 1994 in Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long , Ga. … Son of Andre and Melanie Hayes … One sister... Majoring in 2013 1 4 4.0 0 4 communica ons and rhetorical studies. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Receiving Yards 4 vs. Wagner, 2013 Receptions 1 vs. Wagner, 2013 Longest 4 vs. Wagner, 2013 Taylor Hindy Junior # Guard • 6-4 • 309 79 West HIlls, Calif. Troy Green Chaminade Prep/University of Washington Sophomore # Wide Receiver • 6-1 • 180 7 At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2014 season … Sophomore Skaneateles, N.Y. Year (2014): Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules … Freshman Year Skaneateles HS/University of Central Florida (2013 at Washington): Played in two games … 2012 (at Washington): Redshirt season … High School: Lineman for coach Ed Croson … 2011 Mission League co-Most Valuable Lineman … Helped Chaminade to a 10-3 record as a senior and At SU: Moved to wide receiver prior to 2014 preseason camp … Did not play in an appearance in the semifi nals of the CIF Southern Sec on Western Division any games in 2013 due to NCAA transfer rules … Member of the Spring 2015 playoff s … Played in the Los Angeles Daily News All-Star game … Named fi rst-team Athletic Director’s Honor Roll ... 2012 (at Central Florida): Member of the All-Mission League in 2010 … As a junior, helped Chaminade to an 11-2 overall team … High School: New York State Sportswriters Association Class C First record and a berth in the sec on semifi nals … Named second-team All-Mission Team All-State … 2011 Post-Standard All-Central New York Team and Auburn League as a sophomore … Personal: Taylor William Hindy … Born in January Citizen Football Player of the Year … Team captain as a junior and senior … Led 1994 in West Hills, Calif. … Son of Suzie and Bill Hindy … Sister, Ashley, a ended the Lakers to a perfect 9-0 record in 2011 … As a senior, threw 34 touchdown Syracuse … Majoring in sociology. passes, and tied the state record by throwing seven in one game … Personal: Troy R. Green … Born in April 1994 in Syracuse, N.Y. … Son of Tim and Illyssa Green … Father, Tim, was an All-America defensive end at Syracuse who played eight seasons in the NFL with the … Two brothers and two sisters … Majoring in philosophy.

38 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Nathan Hines Alex Hodgkinson Sophomore # Senior # Long Snapper • 6-6 • 247 53 Kicker • 6-2 • 183 36 Catonsville, Md. London, England Catonsville HS Latymer

At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2014 season … Member of the At SU: Made the team as a walk-on during the 2013 season … Member of the Fall Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … 2014 ACC Honor Roll 2013, Spring 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Junior Year ... Freshman Year (2014): Did not play in any games … High School: Helped (2014): Did not play in any games … Sophomore Year (2013): Did not play in any Catonsville and coach Rich Hambor win the 2011 4A county and regional games … High School: 2010 Latymer Upper School rugby team captain … Played championships, and earn a berth in the 2011 4A state semifi nals … Also played fl y-half as a junior and senior … Helped the Wasps win the Herts Middx League 1 basketball … Personal: Nathan James Hines … Born in March 1996 … Son of James tle in 2012 … Also played for Middlesex County at the youth level … Personal: and Debra Hines … One brother … Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences. Alex Hodgkinson … Born in February 1993 in London … Son of Paul and Cathy Hodgkinson … One brother … Majoring in classical civiliza on. Marqez Hodge Junior # Cordell Hudson Linebacker • 5-11 • 215 33 Redshirt Freshman # Miami, Fla. Cornerback • 5-11 • 175 20 Miami Central HS Largo, Fla. Largo HS At SU: Two le ers … One of three true freshmen to play in 2013 … Sophomore Year (2014): Started all nine games he played … Missed the last three games of the season due to injury … Against Villanova, made fi ve solo tackles, including At SU: Redshirted in 2014 … High School: Played for coach Rick Rodriguez … two for loss and one sack … At Central Michigan, registered one tackle and had a 2013 Tampa Bay Times Class 6A All-State Second Team … 2012 Tampa Bay Times fumble recovery which he returned for a 36-yard touchdown … Against Maryland, First Team All-County selec on … Made the paper’s list of the top 24 Tampa Bay posted three tackles, including two solo, one sack and one tackle for loss … football recruits for 2014 … Tampa Bay Times All-Suncoast Honorable Men on Against Notre Dame, had eight tackles, including four solo … Against Louisville, choice … Defensive MVP at the BCP Ignite Football Combine … Recorded 32 made three solo tackles, including one sack and one tackle for loss … Against tackles and two intercep ons as a senior … Career sta s cs: 83 tackles and fi ve Florida State, made fi ve tackles, including four solo … At Wake Forest, made three intercep ons … Team captain as a junior and senior … Dual enrollment courses at tackles, including two solo … Against NC State, had fi ve tackles, including four solo St. Petersburg College, gradua ng with his associate in arts degree … Volunteer … Freshman Year (2013): Played in nine games … Against Penn State, recorded tutor for Elementary school students at the local YMCA … Personal: Cordell D. one solo tackle … Against Clemson, had two solo tackles … At Georgia Tech, Hudson … Born in April 1996 in Clearwater, Fla. … Son of Tera Booze-Hudson and posted a career-high 12 solo tackles … Against Wake Forest, had one solo tackle … Cur s Hudson … Two sisters … Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences. Against Boston College, recorded seven tackles, including six solo … High School: Member of three Class 6A state championship teams under coach Telly Locke … 2012 Prepstar All-Southeast Region selec on … … Team captain as a junior and senior … As a senior, led Miami Central to the 2012 Florida Class A state tle and a 12-2 record … Named to the Miami-Dade County’s Top 25 Class of 2013 (No. 17) … Teammate of fellow SU linebacker Oliver Vigille … Personal: Marqez Darius Hodge … Born in September 1993 … Son of Fred and Marcia Hodge … One brother … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Hodge’s Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2013 22 1 23 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2014 29 9 38 5.5-15 3.0-12 0-0 0 1-36 yds Totals 51 10 61 5.5-15 3.0-12 0-0 0 1-36 yds •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tackles Solo 12 vs. Georgia Tech, 2013 Assists 4 vs. Notre Dame, 2014 Total 12 vs. Georgia Tech, 2013 TFL-Yds 2.0-2 vs. Villanova, 2014 Sacks-Yds 1.0-1 vs. Villanova, 1.0-3 vs. Maryland, 1.0-8 vs. Louisville, 2014 FR-Yds 1-36 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Touchdowns 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2014

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 39 MEET THE ORANGE Hunt’s Career Statistics and Bests Comp. Att. Pct. Yards TD Int. Long Terrel Hunt 2013 167 273 61.2 1,638 10 8 65 Senior # 2014 83 145 57.2 983 1 4 51 Quarterback • 6-3 • 234 10 Totals 250 418 59.8 2,621 11 12 65 Rosedale, N.Y. Carries Yards Avg. TD Long 2013 106 500 4.7 7 29 Christ the King HS 2014 51 307 6.0 6 36 Totals 157 807 5.1 13 36 At SU: Two letters … Ranks Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long 2013 1 5 5.0 0 5 10th all-time at Syracuse with •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2,621 career passing yards … Passing Yards 294 vs. Notre Dame, 2014 Third on the Orange’s career Attempts 43 vs. Boston College, 2013 list for highest completion Completions 29 vs. Boston College, 2013 percentage (.598) … Won Longest 65 vs. Wagner, 2013 the 2014 ‘Cuse Award for Touchdowns 4 vs. Tulane, 2013 Play of the Year for his game- Rushing Yards 156 vs. Maryland, 2014 Carries 23 vs. Maryland, 2014 winning touchdown pass to Longest 36 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Josh Parris against Boston Touchdowns 3 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 College (2013) and the 2014 Receiving Yards 5 vs. Clemson, 2013 Courage Award … Receptions 1 vs. Clemson, Boston College, 2013 Member of the Spring 2014 Longest 5 vs. Clemson, 2013 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Redshirted in 2011 … Junior Year (2014): Started the fi rst fi ve games of the season … Steve Ishmael Missed the fi nal seven games Sophomore # of the season a er breaking Wide Receiver • 6-2 • 200 his fi bula in the Louisville 8 game … Against Villanova, Miami, Fla. was 10-of-17 passing for 94 North Miami Beach HS yards, and had three carries for 25 yards … At Central Michigan, connected on 20-of-30 passes for 175 yards and a touchdown, and rushed for 92 yards on 13 carries and three touchdowns At SU: One le er … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 … Freshman Year … Against Maryland, ed the SU record for most rushing yards for quarterback, (2014): Played in all 12 games, including fi ve starts … His 27 recep ons lists fourth gaining 156 yards on 23 carries and scoring two touchdowns … Was 14-of-28 all- me among Orange freshmen … Against Villanova, caught two passes for 13 for 219 yards and one touchdown passing … Against Notre Dame, was 22-of-38 yards … At Central Michigan, caught one pass for 16 yards … Against Maryland, for 294 yards and one touchdown, and rushed for 26 yards on seven carries had one recep on for seven yards … Against Notre Dame, had one recep on with one touchdown … Against Louisville, was 17-of-32 for 196 yards and two for 25 yards … Against Louisville, caught one pass for 22 yards … Against Florida touchdowns, and rushed for 19 yards on fi ve carries before leaving the game … State, caught three passes for 93 yards, including two touchdowns … At Wake Sophomore Year (2013): Ranked seventh on the SU single-season record list for Forest, caught six passes for 72 yards … Against NC State, caught fi ve passes for completion percentage (.612), connecting on 167 of his 263 passing attempts 63 yards and a touchdown … Against Duke, made one catch for seven yards … At … At Northwestern, was 2-of-4 for 22 yards and had three carries for 30 yards Pi sburgh, was named the ECAC Rookie of the Week a er catching six passes for and a touchdown … Against Wagner, was 15-of-18 for 265 yards and three 97 yards … High School: Coached by Jeff Bertani … 2013 Florida All-State Class touchdowns and had three carries for 22 yards … Against Tulane, was 16-of-21 8A First Team Off ense … 2013 All-South Florida Regional Elite Team Second Team for 181 yards and a career-high four touchdowns … Also rushed six times for 39 Off ense … 2013 Miami-Dade All-Star … Set North Miami Beach school records for yards … Against Clemson, was 8-of-24 for 52 yards, had 13 carries for 57 yards, touchdowns, recep ons and receiving yards … In 2012, recorded 937 receiving and caught a 5-yard pass … Against NC State, was 10-of-20 passing for 74 yards yards, 13 touchdowns, 27 tackles and fi ve intercep ons … Personal: Steve Ishmael and had 11 carries for 92 yards and one touchdown … At Georgia Tech, was 7-of- … Born in July 1995 … Son of Blessed and Darlene Ishmael … Three brothers and 14 for 68 yards … Against Wake Forest, was 18-of-30 for 144 yards and rushed for one sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. 36 yards on 10 carries … At Maryland, was 15-of-24 for 140 yards and rushed for Ishmael’s Career Statistics and Bests 67 yards on seven carries … At Florida State, was 10-of-18 for 75 yards … Against Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long Pittsburgh, was 18-of-28 for 159 yards and one touchdown … Against Boston 2014 27 415 15.4 3 46 College, was 29-of-43 with one touchdown, and rushed for 90 yards on 17 carries •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• … Against Minnesota in the Texas Bowl, was 19-of-29 for 188 yards and rushed Receiving Yards 97 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Receptions 6 vs. Wake Forest, Pittsburgh, 2014 for 74 yards on 15 carries and scored two touchdowns … Freshman Year (2012): Longest 46 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Played on special teams against USC … High School: Three-time captain for coach Touchdowns 2 vs. Florida State, 2014 Chris Higgins … 2010 New York Post and New York Daily News All-City selection … 2010 New York Post All-Queens First Team honoree … As a senior, threw for 1,289 yards and 10 TDs on 93-of-151 passing and rushed for 1,218 yards and 14 TDs on 123 carries … 2009 New York Post First Team All-Queens and All-CHSFL selection … As a junior, completed 86-of-148 passes for 1,187 yards and 12 TDs and had 533 yards rushing and three TDs on 105 carries … As a sophomore, threw for 804 yards and nine TDs on 40-of-105 passing and rushed for 1,267 yards on 148 carries with 15 TDs … Also lettered in basketball, helping the team to the 2010 city and state titles … In 2011, led Christ the King to the Catholic High School Athletic Association Class AA title … Personal: Terrel Kajuan Hunt … Born in August 1993 in New York, N.Y. … Son of Katrina Hunt and Darryl Dockery … Three brothers and one sister … Earned his undergraduate degree in sociology and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in instructional design, development and evaluation.

40 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Eric Jackson Hernz Laguerre Senior # Senior # Cornerback • 5-9 • 170 35 Linebacker • 6-1 • 226 58 Inglewood, Calif. Spring Valley, N.Y. Pacific Palisades HS Spring Valley HS

At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to 2013 spring practice … Member to 2013 spring practice … Member of of the Fall 2013 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... 2013 ACC Honor Roll … Junior 2013 Spring, 2014 Spring and 2015 Spring Year (2014): Did not play in any games … Sophomore Year (2013): Did not play Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … 2013 ACC in any games … High School: Played for coach Drew Delva … As a senior captain, Honor Roll ... Junior Year (2014): Did not recorded four tackles at defensive end and had one catch for five yards as a tight play in any games … Sophomore Year end … Also a member of the basketball and cross country and track & field teams (2013): Did not play in any games … High … Personal: Hernz Laguerre Jr. … Born in May 1994 in Suffern, N.Y. … Son of School: Played for coach Perry Jones … Hernz Sr. and Isemene Laguerre … One sister … Majoring in broadcast and digital As a senior, recorded 39 tackles, blocked journalism. two punts and had one interception as a defensive back and had 33 carries for 148 yards as a running back … Selected for the 2011 Cal State All-Star game Michael Lasker as a cornerback … Team captain as a Senior # senior … Also competed in track & field Offensive Tackle • 6-5 • 306 67 … Personal: Eric Derachio Jackson Jr. … Corona, Calif. Born in January 1995 in Inglewood, Ca. … Son of Eric Sr. and Nicole Jackson … One Santiago HS/Riverside City College brother … Majoring in television, radio and film.

At SU: Two le ers … Member of the Fall 2014 Athle c Director’s Honor Matt Keller Roll … Junior Year (2014): Played in Freshman nine games, including one start at le # guard versus Villanova … Sophomore Long Snapper • 5-11 • 213 47 Year (2013): Played in nine games … Willow Street, Pa. Freshman Year (2012 at Riverside Penn Manor HS City College): 2012 Southern California Football Associa on Second Team Off ense … Helped lead At SU: Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2015 … Member of the Spring 2015 the squad to a 9-2 record under Athletic Director’s Honor Roll ... High School: Played for coach Todd Mealy … coach Tom Cra … High School: 2014 Under Armour All-American and played in 2015 Under Armour All-American Helped lead his team to a 7-4 record Game … 2014 Eastern Pennsylvania Big School First Team … Received 2014 as a senior … Personal: Michael Lancaster-Lebanon League Section I honors at center and was an honorable Bernard Lasker … Born in August mention choice at defensive end … As a senior captain, had 26 tackles, including 1994 in Lancaster, Calif. … Son of three for a loss, 1.5 sacks, and one fumble recovery … 2013 Lancaster-Lebanon Michael and Shekietha Lasker … One League Section 1 Honorable Mention at center … 2013 Kohl’s Kicking All-America sister … Majoring in communica on First Team … Personal: Matthew Allen Keller … Born in March 1997 in Cleveland, and rhetorical studies. Ohio … Son of Dale and Tammi Keller … One brother … Enrolled in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 41 MEET THE ORANGE Ben Lewis AJ Long Junior # Sophomore # Hybrid Back • 6-2 • 208 84 Quarterback • 6-0 • 177 4 Middletown, Md. Lebanon, Tenn. Middletown HS Friendship Christian HS

At SU: Two le ers … Redshirted in 2012 … Sophomore Year (2014): Played in 10 At SU: One le er … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 … Member of the games, including six starts … Against Villanova, caught three passes for 28 yards 2015 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... Freshman Year (2014): Played in … At Central Michigan, recorded two catches for 10 yards … Against Maryland, six games, including fi ve starts … Made his college debut against Florida State had three recep ons for 38 yards … Against Notre Dame, had three catches for and became the fi rst true freshman to throw two touchdown passes in a game 58 yards … Against Louisville, caught two passes for 54 yards … Against Florida in Syracuse history … Against Florida State, completed 16-of-27 passes for 167 State, caught one pass for 15 yards … Did not play at Wake Forest or Clemson yards and two touchdowns, and had three rushes for 20 yards … At Wake Forest, due to injury … Against NC State, caught three passes for 28 yards, including earned ACC Rookie of the Week and ECAC Rookie of the Week honors for his his fi rst career touchdown … Against Duke, made six catches for 30 yards … At performance a er becoming the fi rst true freshman in program history to win Pi sburgh, had one recep on for 14 yards … Freshman Year (2013): Played in his fi rst start … Against the Demon Deacons, Long completed 22-of-32 passes for 12 games … Against Tulane, made the fi rst catch of his career for seven yards … 171 yards and rushed for one touchdown, and gained nine yards on fi ve carries High School: Coached by Kevin Lyno … 2011 PrepStar All-East Region selec on and had a rushing touchdown … At Clemson, was 12-of-27 passing for 82 yards … 2011 consensus all-state selec on … 2011 MVAL Piedmont Conference First … Against NC State, threw for a career-high 307 yards on 22-of-42 passing with Team honoree … Led Middletown to a 13-1 record and the Class 2A state football two touchdowns … Against Duke, did not play due to injury … At Pi sburgh, was tle as a senior captain … Invited to play in the 2011 Crab Bowl All-Star Game … 10-of-19 passing for 149 yards, and gained 30 yards on eight carries … At Boston In 2011, had 51 catches for 876 yards and 12 touchdowns, and rushed 12 mes College, completed 7-of-18 passes for 59 yards and rushed for a touchdown … for 152 yards and two touchdowns … On defense, he tallied 48 tackles, including High School: Graduated a semester early from Friendship Chris an School where eight sacks, and one intercep on … Also returned 18 punts for 303 yards … he was coached by John McNeal … Selected to play in the 2013 NUC All-American Earned 2010 second-team all-state honors … Personal: Benjamin Michael Lewis … Game … 2013 Division II Mr. Football Finalist … Led the Commanders to two Born in October 1993 in Overland Park, Kansas … Son of Michele and John Lewis Tennessee Class 2A state championships … 2012 and 2013 Tennessee Sports … Two brothers and one sister … Uncle, Bill Lewis, was an All-American center at Writers Associa on Division II-A All-State selec on … In 2013, was 54-of-116 Nebraska and played in the NFL … Majoring in real estate. passing for 1,168 yards and 15 touchdowns, and gained 466 yards on 84 carries and scored 12 touchdowns … In 2011, passed for 2,476 yards and 37 touchdowns, Lewis’ Career Statistics and Bests and rushed for 669 yards and 12 touchdowns … In 2010 and 2011, played at Pius Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long X (Pa.) High School under coach Phil Stambaugh and led the Royals to the 2011 2013 1 7 7.0 0 7 Championship … MaxPreps Second Team All-American and an 2014 24 275 11.5 1 48 Associated Press Class A All-State First Team selec on … In 2010, led District 11 Totals 25 282 11.3 1 48 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• with 2,852 passing yards and 28 touchdowns … Personal: A-Sar La’Mone Long Receiving Yards 58 vs. Notre Dame, 2014 Jr. … Son of A-Sar Long Sr. and Angela Reiss … Three brothers and two sisters … Receptions 6 vs. Duke, 2014 Cousin, Jarrod West, played wide receiver for the Orange from 2011-14 … Enrolled Longest 48 vs. Louisville, 2014 in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Touchdowns 1 vs. NC State, 2014 Long’s Career Statistics and Bests Comp. Att. Pct. Yards TD Int. Long 2014 89 165 53.9 935 4 8 46 Carries Yards Avg. TD Long 2014 45 -4 -0.1 2 20 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Passing Yards 307 vs. NC State, 2014 Attempts 42 vs. NC State, 2014 Completions 22 vs. Wake Forest, NC State 2014 Longest 46 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Touchdowns 2 vs. Florida State, NC State, 2014 Rushing Yards 30 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Carries 13 vs. NC State, 2014 Longest 20 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Touchdowns 1 vs. Wake Forest, Boston College, 2014

42 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Cameron MacPherson Devante McFarlane Junior # Junior # Tight End • 6-3 • 247 90 Running Back • 6-0 • 193 29 Syracuse, N.Y. Wheatley Heights, N.Y. Christian Brothers Academy/ Half Hollows Hills West HS At SU: Did not play in 2014 due to NCAA transfer rules … Ac vely involved with At SU: Two le ers … Redshirted in 2012 … Sophomore Year (2014): Played in 10 the Syracuse University Chapter of Upli ing Athletes … Member of the Spring games … Against Villanova, rushed once for four yards … At Central Michigan, 2014, Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... 2014 ACC Honor rushed four mes for 13 yards and caught one pass for nine yards … Against Roll… Georgetown University (2012 & 2013): Played quarterback for head coach Maryland, rushed one me for four yards and had one solo tackle … At Wake Kevin Kelly … High School: Played for coach Joe Casamento … Team captain as Forest, rushed 10 mes for 114 yards and caught one pass for 10 yards … His 86- a senior … Captain for the 2012 Empower Upstate-Downstate All-Star Game … yard run against the Demon Deacons ed for the third-longest in team history … 2012 Sec on III Championship Game MVP… Na onal Football Founda on CNY At Clemson, had one carry for three yards … Against NC State, caught one pass for Chapter Scholar-Athlete … Post-Standard All-Central New York First Team … Also two yards … Against Duke, had four rushing yards on three carries … At Pi sburgh, played basketball as a junior and senior … Personal: Cameron A. MacPherson … gained six yards on three carries and had a 28-yard recep on … At Boston College, Born in February 1994 … Son of Maureen MacPherson… One brother, Macky, who rushed fi ve mes for 21 yards … Freshman Year (2013): Played in all 13 games was a four-year le erwinner and 2013 team captain at Syracuse, and one sister … … Against Penn State, had one carry … At Northwestern, had three carries for 17 Grandfather, Dick MacPherson, was the head coach of the Orange from 1981-90 yards and returned one kick for 22 yards … Against Wagner, rushed for 23 yards … Dual major in interna onal rela ons and television/radio and fi lm. on seven carries and scored a touchdown, and had a 17-yard recep on … Against Tulane, had fi ve carries for 22 yards and a fumble recovery … Against Clemson, rushed for 95 yards on three carries and returned four kicks for 73 yards … At NC State, returned a kick for 26 yards … At Maryland, had two carries for four yards, Zack Mahoney had one kick return for 16 yards, and recorded two tackles … At Florida State, Sophomore # gained 81 yards on 13 carries, had one kick return for 20 yards and had a 23-yard Quarterback • 6-2 • 201 catch … Against Pi sburgh, had six carries for 18 yards, returned two kicks for 37 16 yards and recorded a special teams tackle … Against Boston College, rushed for 34 LaGrange, Ill. yards on six carries … High School: Coached by Kyle Madden … 2011 PrepStar All- Lyons Township HS/College of DuPage East Region selec on … 2011 New York State Class AA First Team selec on … 2011 New York State Sportswriters Associa on Class AA Third Team honoree … 2011 All-Long Island selec on … MVP of the May 2012 Nike Combine at Penn State … At SU: Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2015 … Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Team captain as a senior … Rushed 70 mes for 754 yards and 12 touchdowns, Director’s Honor Roll ... Freshman Year (2014 at the College of DuPage): Threw and had 11 recep ons for 221 yards as a senior … Personal: Devante Anthony for 1,943 yards and 18 touchdowns and ran for 212 yards … 2014 NJCAA Top 20 McFarlane … Born in March 1993 … Son of Antone e McFarlane … Two brothers Quarterback … Team Outstanding Back … Outstanding Scholar-Athlete … Team and one sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. captain … High School: Played under head coach Kurt Weinberg … Earned all-area and all-conference honors as a senior … Off ensive Team MVP … Holds the Lyons McFarlane’s Career Statistics and Bests Township record for most career passing yards with 2,727 … Rushed for 607 yards Carries Yards Avg. TD Long in 15 games … During his senior campaign, threw for 25 touchdowns, recorded 2013 48 292 6.1 1 56 four intercep ons, passed for 2,173 yards and rushed for 520 yards … Team 2014 28 169 6.0 0 86 captain as a senior … Personal: Zachary Alexander Mahoney … Born in May 1995 Totals 76 461 6.1 1 86 in Chicago, Ill. … Son of Michelle Hopkins and Richard Mahoney … One brother Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long and one sister … Majoring in child and family studies. 2013 4 40 10.0 0 23 2014 4 49 12.2 0 28 Totals 8 89 11.1 0 28 KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long 2013 10 184 18.4 0 24 2014 2 37 18.5 0 20 Totals 12 221 18.4 0 24 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rushing Yards 114 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Carries 13 vs. Florida State, 2013 Longest 86 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Touchdowns 1 vs. Wagner, 2013 Receiving Yards 28 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Receptions 2 vs. Pittsburgh, 2013 Longest 28 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 Kickoff Returns Yards 73 vs. Clemson, 2013 Returns 4 vs. Clemson, 2013 Longest 24 vs. Clemson, 2013

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 43 MEET THE ORANGE Jamar McGloster Kendall Moore Sophomore # Junior # Offensive Tackle • 6-7 • 310 65 Center • 6-5 • 239 77 Hillside, N.J. Chicago, Ill. Saint Anthony HS Neal F. Simeon HS

At SU: One le er …Redshirted in 2013 ... Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring At SU: Two le ers … Moved to center from ght end for 2015 … One of three 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... 2014 ACC Honor Roll … Freshman Year true freshmen to play in 2013 … Member of the Spring 2014 Athle c Director’s (2014): Played in three games … High School: Played varsity football for two years Honor Roll … Sophomore Year (2014): Played in 10 games, including two starts under coach Sean Fallon … Helped lead the Friars to an 8-3 record and the NJSIAA at ght end … Against Villanova, caught the eventual game-winning touchdown Tournament Group 1 Non-Public semifi nals as a senior … Personal: Jamar Daevon pass in over me on a fake fi eld goal … At Central Michigan, caught two passes McGloster … Born in June 1995 in Newark, N.J. … Son of Horace McGloster and for 16 yards … Against Notre Dame, had one recep on for 14 yards … Missed the Yolanda Hickman … Two brothers and three sisters … Majoring in communica on Louisville and Florida State games due to injury … Freshman Year (2013): Played in and rhetorical studies. 12 games … At Northwestern, caught three passes for 37 yards and a touchdown … Against Wagner, caught one pass for 9 yards … At Georgia Tech, had one catch for 15 yards … At Florida State, had one catch for four yards … High School: Played for head coach Dante Culbreath … 2012 Chicago Tribune All-State Second Team Keith Mitsuuchi … Chicago Tribune Top 50 Player … Ranked the 22nd player in Illinois by Senior # ESPN/Scout.com … Led team to the quarterfi nals of the 2012 Class 8A Illinois Long Snapper • 5-10 • 226 69 High School playoff s … Teammate of SU off ensive tackle Denzel Ward … Personal: Torrance, Calif. Kendall P. Shadeed-Moore … Born in April 1995 in Chicago, Ill. … Son of Khem South Torrance HS Davis … One brother … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Moore’ Career Statistics and Bests Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long At SU: Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013 … Member of the Spring 2013, Fall 2013 6 65 10.8 1 16 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... 2014 4 31 7.8 1 14 2013 and 2014 ACC Honor Roll … Junior Year (2014): Did not play in any games Totals 10 96 9.6 2 16 … Sophmore Year (2013): Did not play in any games … High School: Played for •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• coach Josh Waybright … Recorded 58 catches for 800 yards and six touchdowns, Receiving Yards 37 vs. Northwestern, 2013 Receptions 3 vs. Northwestern, 2013 in addi on to nine tackles, in his career as a ght end … As a senior, had 31 Longest 16 vs. Northwestern, 2013 catches for 475 yards and four touchdowns … Personal: Keith Mitsuuchi … Born Touchdowns 1 vs. Northwestern, 2013; Villanova, 2014 in June 1993 in Inglewood, Calif. … Son of Paul and Karen Mitsuuchi … One brother … Majoring in fi nance.

44 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Wayne Morgan George Morris II Junior # Junior # Cornerback • 5-11 • 187 2 Running Back • 6-0 • 190 27 Brooklyn, N.Y. Lawrenceville, Ga. Erasmus Hall Campus HS Central Gwinnett HS

At SU: Two le ers … Awarded a At SU: Two le ers … Member of Spring 2014 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … medical redshirt for the 2014 season Redshirted in 2012 … Sophomore Year (2014): Played in all 12 games … At Central … One of four true freshmen to play Michigan, rushed for 12 yards on fi ve carries … Against Maryland, rushed for in 2012 … 2014: Played in three 10 yards on three carries … Against Notre Dame, rushed for three yards on two games before suff ering a season- carries … Against Louisville, ran for seven yards on three carries … Against Florida ending injury … Against Villanova, State, rushed for six yards on two carries … At Wake Forest, ran for 19 yards on six made a pair of tackles … At Central carries … At Pi sburgh, gained 34 yards on four carries … At Boston College, had Michigan, posted three tackles, fi ve rushes for 10 yards … Freshman Year (2013): Played in 10 games … Against including two solo … Sophomore Penn State, had one rush for four yeards and returned two kicks for 70 yards … Year (2013): Played in all 12 games At Northwestern, had three carries for 12 yards and returned fi ve kicks for 71 … At Northwestern, had two tackles yards … Against Wagner, had nine carries for 56 yards and returned one kick for … Against Wagner, posted three solo 19 yards … Against Tulane, had nine carries for 35 yards, one catch for 14 yards tackles … Against Tulane, tallied two and returned one kick for 15 yards … Against Clemson, had four carries for seven tackles … Against Clemson, had two yards, one catch for six yards, and two kickoff returns for 34 yards … At Maryland, solo tackles … At NC State, had three had seven carries for 50 yards … At Florida Stare, rushed for 67 yards on 21 carries tackles, including one solo … Against and returned two kicks for 42 yards … Against Pi sburgh, rushed for 30 yards Wake Forest, recorded one solo on seven carries and returned two kicks for 42 yards … Against Boston College, tackle … At Maryland, registered rushed for 40 yards on 10 carries and scored one touchdown … In the Texas Bowl two solo tackles … At Florida State, against Minnesota, had eight carries for 33 yards … High School: Coached at posted one solo tackle … Against Central Gwine by Todd Woff ord … In 2011, rushed for 1,045 yards on 145 carries Pi sburgh, had three tackles … and scored 17 touchdowns … Also had 36 recep ons for 395 yards … In 2010, led Against Boston College, made one Gwinne County in receiving yards with more than 700 and rushed for 700 yards, solo tackle … Against Minnesota in the Texas Bowl, had one solo stop … Freshman scoring 13 touchdowns …Personal: George Morris II … Son of George Sr. and Year (2012): Played in all 13 games … Against USC, recorded one tackle … Against Barbara Morris … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Stony Brook, recorded two tackles, including one solo … At Minnesota, tallied one tackle and returned the fi rst kickoff of his career for 15 yards … At Rutgers, Morris’ Career Statistics and Bests recorded one tackle … At Cincinna , recorded two tackles, including one solo … Carries Yards Avg. TD Long Against Louisville, tallied three tackles … At Missouri, recorded one solo tackle … 2013 79 334 4.2 1 23 2014 35 101 2.9 0 33 At Temple, returned one kickoff for 15 yards … Against West Virginia in the New Totals 114 435 3.8 1 33 Era Pinstripe Bowl, recorded three solo tackles including one for a loss of fi ve yards … High School: Coached at Erasmus Hall by Danny Landberg … Ranked the KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long No. 11 safety na onally by ESPN … Rated the fourth-best player in New York by 2013 15 294 19.6 0 35 SuperPrep … Competed in the 2011 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl … 2011 Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long New York State Class AA First Team selec on … Named to the 2011 New York 2013 2 20 10.0 0 14 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Post All-City First Team and All-Brooklyn Team … Led Erasmus Hall to a 9-3 record Rushing Yards 75 vs. Florida State, 2013 and a berth in the PSAL championship game … Recorded 45 tackles, one sack, Carries 21 vs. Florida State, 2013 one intercep on, two fumble recoveries, and scored two defensive touchdowns Longest 33 vs. Pittsburgh, 2014 … Completed 45 passes for 763 yards and four touchdowns, and rushed for 600 Touchdowns 1 vs. Boston College, 2013 Kickoff Returns Yards 71 vs. Northwestern, 2013 yards and six touchdowns … Personal: Wayne E. Morgan … Born in January 1993 Returns 5 vs. Northwestern, 2013 … Son of Wayne Morgan Sr. and Sharon Ellis … Two sisters and one brother … Longest 35 vs. Penn State (2x), 2013 Majoring in sport management. Receiving Yards 14 vs. Tulane, 2013 Receptions 1 vs. Tulane, Clemson, 2013 Morgan’s Career Statistics and Bests Longest 14 vs. Tulane, 2013 Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2012 7 7 14 1.0-5 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2013 16 5 21 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2014 3 2 5 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Totals 26 14 40 1.0-5 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long 2012 5 70 14.0 0 24 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tackles Solo 3 vs. Wagner, NC State, 2013; 3 vs. West Virginia, 2012 Assists 3 vs. Louisville, 2012 Total 3 vs. Central Michigan, 2014; 3 vs. Wagner, NC State, Pittsburgh, 2013; 3 vs. Louisville, West Virginia, 2012

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 45 MEET THE ORANGE Cole Murphy Ryan Norton Sophomore # Senior # Kicker • 6-3 • 191 48 Kicker • 5-11 • 186 12 Castaic, Calif. Garden City, N.Y. Lake Zurich HS Garden City HS

At SU: One le er … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 … Member of the At SU: Three le ers … One of four true Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... Freshman Year (2014): Played in all freshmen to play in 2012 … Member of the 12 games … 2014 Lou Groza Award semifi nalist … Against Villanova, averaged Fall 2013, Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c 63.0 yards on four kickoff s … At Central Michigan, averaged 55.3 yards on seven Director’s Honor Roll … 2014 ACC Honor Roll kickoff s … Against Maryland, made 49-yard fi eld goal and averaged 57 yards on ... Junior Year (2014): Played in fi ve games four kickoff s … Against Notre Dame, made a 38-yard fi eld goal and averaged 62.0 … Against Villanova, hit fi eld goals of 38 yards on two kickoff s … Against Louisville, made two fi eld goals from 21 and 24 and 22 yards and was 3-of-3 on PATs … At yards, respec vely, and averaged 58.2 yards on four kickoff s … Against Florida Central Michigan, connected on a 23-yard State, made two fi eld goals (21 and 32 yards), two PATs, and averaged 62.0 yards fi eld goal and fi ve PATs … Against Maryland, on fi ve kickoff s … At Wake Forest, made three fi eld goals (32, 41, and 27 yards) made one 35-yard fi eld goal and one PAT … and was 3-of-3 on PATs … At Clemson, connected on two fi eld goals, including Sophomore Year (2013): Played in 12 games … Against Penn State, averaged of 64.0 yards a career-long, 50-yarder that was the longest FG for a Syracuse kicker since per kickoff … At Northwestern, made one 2008, and averaged 63.5 yards on two kickoff s … Against NC State, hit his second PAT and averaged 63.0 yards on fi ve kickoff s 50-yard fi eld goal of the season and was 2-of-2 on PATs … Against Duke, made a … Against Wagner, hit two fi eld goals, six 27-yard fi eld goal and averaged 60.7 yards on three kickoff s … At Pi sburgh was PATs, and averaged 60.3 yards on kickoff s … 1-of-1 on PATs … At Boston College, hit one PAT … High School: Coached by Larry Against Tulane, made one fi eld goal, 7-of-7 Muir … All-CIF First Team Defense … All-area and all-league selec on … In 2013, PATs, and averaged 60.0 yards on nine kickoff s … Against Clemson, connected on recorded 57 touchbacks and hit 6-of-9 fi eld goals … Averaged 42.6 yards per punt two PATs and averaged 61.3 yards on three kickoff s … At NC State, made one fi eld … Hit 10-of-15 fi eld goals in his career, including a 50-yarder … Also played soccer goal, one PAT, scored on a two-point conversion, and averaged 61.8 yards on fi ve … Personal: Cole Michael Murphy … Born in April 1996 in Burbank, Calif. … Son of kickoff s … At Georgia Tech, had one kickoff for 66 yards … At Maryland, made Michael and Diane Murphy … One brother and one sister … Cousin, Robert Fish, two fi eld goals, two PATs, and averaged 53.8 yards on fi ve kickoff s … At Florida played for the … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and State, made one fi eld goal and averaged 38.0 yards on two kickoff s … Against Human Dynamics. Pi sburgh, hit one fi eld goal, one PAT, and averaged 52.5 yards on four kickoff s Murphy’s Career Statistics and Bests … Against Boston College, scored 10 points (two fi eld goals and four PATs) and averaged 48.4 yards on seven kickoff s … Against Minnesota in the Texas Bowl, had Kickoffs Yards Avg. TB OB 2014 45 2,637 58.6 9 4 one kickoff for 35 yards … Freshman Year (2012): Played in all 13 games, handling kickoff du es … Averaged 61.2 yards per kickoff … Against Northwestern, made FG-FGA Pct. Long PAT-Att. 2 PAT Points his collegiate debut and averaged 63.1 yards per kickoff … Against USC, averaged 2014 13-16 81.2 50 11-12 0 50 57.3 yards per kickoff … Against Stony Brook, averaged 60.8 yards per kickoff … At Minnesota, averaged 61.7 yards per kickoff … Against Pi sburgh, averaged Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2014 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 62.1 yards per kickoff … At Rutgers, averaged 65.0 yards per kickoff … Against •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Connec cut, he averaged 65 yards per kickoff … At USF, averaged 62.4 yards per Kickoffs 7 vs. Wake Forest, Central Michigan, 2014 kickoff … At Cincinna , averaged a season-best 64.0 yards per kickoff off … Against Yards 415 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Louisville, averaged 61.3 yards per kickoff … At Missouri, averaged 58.7 yards per Field Goals Made 3 vs. Wake Forest 2014 kickoff … At Temple, averaged 58.4 yards per kickoff … Against West Virginia in the Attempted 3 vs. Clemson, Wake Forest, 2014 New Era Pinstripe Bowl, kicked off seven mes for an average of 51.3 yards per Longest 50 vs. Clemson, NC State, 2014 PATs Made 3 vs. Florida State, 2014 kickoff … High School: Played for coach Tom Flatley at Garden City … 2011 New Attempted 3 vs. Florida State, 2014 York State Class A First Team selec on … 2011 all-state second team and All-Long Tackles Assists 1 vs. Maryland, 2014 Island selec on … In 2011, connected on 50-of-52 PATs and was 5-of-9 on fi eld Total 1 vs. Maryland, 2014 goals, including a 49-yarder … Also recorded 47 touchbacks … Hit 13-of-18 career fi eld goals, including three in a playoff game to set the Nassau County record for the most points scored by a kicker in a county playoff game … Also played varsity lacrosse, making two state championship game appearances … Was a long jumper and sprinter for the indoor track & fi eld team as a senior … Member of the Na onal Honor Society … Personal: Ryan Fergus Norton … Born in April 1994 … Son of Michael and Kristen Norton … Two brothers and two sisters … Dual major in fi nance and entrepreneurship. Norton’s Career Statistics and Bests FG-FGA Pct. Long PAT-Att. 2 PAT Points 2013 10-15 .667 44 27-29 1 59 2014 4-7 .571 38 9-9 0 21 Totals 14-22 .636 44 36-38 1 80 Kickoffs Yards Avg. TB OB 2012 73 4,465 61.2 29 0 2013 56 3,210 57.3 12 2 Totals 129 7,675 59.5 41 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Field Goals Made 2 vs. Villanova, 2014 2 vs. Wagner, Maryland, Boston College, 2013 Attempted 3 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 3 vs. Wagner, Boston College, 2013 Longest 44 vs. Boston College, 2013 PATs Made 7 vs. Tulane, 2013 Attempts 7 vs. Wagner, Tulane 2013

46 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Omari Palmer Alryk Perry Junior # Sophomore # Offensive Tackle • 6-3 • 323 57 Linebacker • 6-1 • 218 49 Coram, N.Y. Columbus, Ala. Longwood HS Glenwood School

At SU: Two le ers … Redshirted in 2012 … Sophomore Year (2014): Started nine At SU: Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … games, six at right tackle, two at le guard and one at right guard … Freshman 2014 ACC Honor Roll ... Redshirted in 2013 … Freshman Year (2014): Did not play Year (2013): Played in 11 games, including nine starts … High School: Lineman in any games … High School: Played for coach Jason Allen at Glenwood … 2012 for coach John Murphy … 2011 New York State Class AA First Team honoree, Alabama Sports Writers Associa on All-State Honorable Men on selec on and helping the Lions to an 8-2 record … 2010 New York State Class AA Third Team Opelika-Auburn News All-Area Defensive Second Team honoree … Named to the selec on … Earned all-metro, All-Long Island, all-county and all-league honors in 2013 NUC Top -Developmental Outstanding Performance List … Played in 2011 … Selected for the 2012 Update-Downstate All-Star Game … Also wrestled the NUC Underclassmen All-America game (South team) … Helped lead Glenwood at Longwood … Personal: Omari Jahi Palmer … Born in May 1994 … Son of Steven to a 7-4 record as a senior … In 2012, recorded 39 tackles, including 12.0 for a loss and Janice Palmer … One sister … Majoring in sociology. and 6.0 sacks … Also competed in wrestling … Personal: Alryk D’von Perry …Born in April 1995 … Son of D’Borra and Willie Perry … One brother … Enrolled in the Josh Parris David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Junior # Ervin Philips Tight End • 6-4 • 244 89 Stone Mountain, Ga. Sophomore # Stephenson HS Hybrid Back • 5-11 • 179 3 West Haven, Conn. West Haven HS At SU: Two le ers … 2014 ‘Cuse Award Play of the Year award winner for catching the game-winning touchdown against Boston College in 2013 … Redshirted in 2012 … Sophomore Year (2014): Played in nine games, including seven starts At SU: One le er … Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Against Louisville, had fi ve recep ons for 34 yards … At Wake Forest, caught ... One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 … Freshman Year (2014): Played in two passes for four yards … Against NC State, caught one pass for 13 yards … all 12 games, including two starts … Against Villanova, averaged 25.3 yards per Freshman Year (2013): Played in all 13 games, including two starts … Against kick return, including a long of 31 yards … At Central Michigan, rushed for 55 Penn State, caught one pass for two yards … Against Tulane, had one catch for yards on nine carries, caught one pass for one yard, and had one kick return for nine yards … Against Clemson, made one catch for fi ve yards … Against Wake nine yards … Against Maryland, returned six kicks for 117 yards … Against Notre Forest, had one recep on for 15 yards … At Florida State, had one catch for 10 Dame, rushed for 22 yards on six carries and returned a kickoff 19 yards … Against yards … Against Boston College, caught seven passes for 47 yards and had two Louisville, rushed for four yards on three carries, caught two passes for two yards touchdowns, including the game-winning score with six seconds remaining … High and averaged 13.0 yards on three kick returns … Against Florida State, rushed for School: Coached by Ron Gartrell … Rated the 24th-best ght end na onally by 22 yards on two carries, had one catch for nine yards, and averaged 18.7 yards Tom Lemming at MaxPreps.com … Par cipated in the 2011 Georgia High School on three kick returns … At Wake Forest, caught four passes for 10 yards, rushed All-Star Game … Led Stone Mountain to a 9-1 record as a senior … 2011 Georgia for 15 yards on fi ve carries and had one kick return for 14 yards … At Clemson, Region 2AAAAA First Team selec on … In 2011, had 12 recep ons for 200 yards averaged 22.3 yards on four kick returns, rushed for three yards on three carries, and three touchdowns … In 2010, made 11 catches for 168 yards, averaging 15.2 and had one recep on for eight yards … Against NC State, had two carries for yards per catch, as a team captain for Shiloh High School … Personal: Joshua eight yards … Against Duke, rushed for 36 yards on six carries and had four Eugene Parris … Born in July 1993 in Decatur, Ga. … Son of Nicole Parris and Rufus recep ons for 16 yards … At Pi sburgh, gained 18 yards on fi ve carries and had Sims, and grandson of Carrol Parris … Two brothers and three sisters … Majoring one catch for two yards … At Boston College, rushed for 17 yards on three carries, in communica on and rhetorical studies. had one recep on for nine yards, and averaged 19.0 yards on three kick returns … High School: Played under coach Ed McCarthy … 2013 Coaches All-Connec cut Parris’ Career Statistics and Bests selec on … 2013 All-Connec cut honoree … 2013 Southern Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long Connec cut Conference MVP … Set school records for career rushing yards 2013 13 90 6.9 2 15 (4,596), career touchdowns (88) and career total yards (6,182) … Team captain 2014 9 49 5.4 0 13 as a junior and senior … Personal: Ervin Leon Philips … Born in January 1995 in Totals 22 139 6.3 2 15 Milford, Conn. … Son of Joshua and Leona Philips … Three brothers … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long 2013 1 1 1.0 0 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Philips’ Career Statistics and Bests Receiving Yards 47 vs. Boston College, 2013 Carries Yards Avg. TD Long Receptions 7 vs. Boston College, 2013 2014 45 194 4.3 0 17 Longest 15 vs. Wake Forest, Boston College 2013 Touchdowns 2 vs. Boston College, 2013 Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long 2014 15 57 3.8 0 9 KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long 2014 25 476 19.0 0 31

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rushing Yards 55 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Carries 9 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Longest 17 vs. Duke, 2014 Kickoff Returns Yards 117 vs. Maryland, 2014 Returns 6 vs. Maryland, 2014 Longest 31 vs. Villanova, Clemson, 2014 Receiving Yards 16 vs. Duke, 2014 Receptions 4 vs. Wake Forest, Duke, 2014 Longest 9 vs. Florida State, Duke, Boston College, 2014

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 47 MEET THE ORANGE Raymon’s Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Tyler Provo 2013 6 1 7 1.5-5 1.5-5 0-0 0 0-0 yds Sophomore # 2014 4 2 6 2.0-7 0.0-0 0-0 0 1-0 yds Tight End • 6-2 • 223 Totals 10 3 13 3.5-12 1.5-5 0-0 0 1-0 yds 80 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• West Palm Beach, Fla. Tackles Solo 2 vs. Florida State, 2014; Georgia Tech, 2013 Assists 1 vs. NC State, Clemson, 2014; Tulane, 2013 American Heritage HS Total 2 vs. Clemson, Florida State, 2014; Georgia Tech, 2013 TFL-Yds 1.5-5 vs. NC State, 2013 Sacks-Yds 1.5-5 vs. NC State, 2013 At SU: One le er … Redshirted in 2013 … Freshman Year (2014): Played in six FR-Yds 1-0 vs. Florida State, 2014 games, mostly on special teams … High School: Coached by Stacey Sizemore … Blocked Kicks 1 vs. Tulane (field goal) Selected for the 2012 Semper Fidelis All-American Game … Selected to play in the 2012 Florida-Georgia All-Star Game … Ranked fi h by ESPN/Scout.com among fullbacks … Ranked 20th on Palm Beach Post PBGame me Big Board … 2012 PrepStar All-Southeast Region … Led team to the 2012 FHSAA Class 3A regional Aaron Roberts semifi nals and the Class 3A Florida state championship … Teammate of SU Redshirt Freshman # defensive back Juwan Dowels … Personal: Tyler Joseph Provo … Born in April 1994 Guard • 6-4 • 266 in West Palm Beach, Fla. … Son of Sam Provo and Terry Michaud … Two brothers 59 … Older brother, Nick, played for the Orange from 2008-11 and is Syracuse’s Chicago, Ill. career leader for recep ons by a ght end … Majoring in child and family studies. De La Salle Institute

John Raymon # At SU: Redshirted in 2014 … High School: 2013 Chicago Tribune All-State Special 50 Men on Team … 2013 All-Catholic League selec on … Team captain as a junior Senior and senior for coach Dan O’Keefe … Personal: Aaron Roberts … Born in July 1996 Defensive Tackle • 6-5 • 305 in Blue Island, Ill. … Son of Gilbert and Angela Roberts … Two brothers … Enrolled Richboro, Pa. in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Council Rock North HS/ At SU: Two le ers … Transferred to Syracuse from the University of Iowa prior to 2012 preseason camp … Did not play in any games in 2012 due to NCAA transfer rules … Junior Year (2014): Played in fi ve games … Against Louisville, returned to the fi eld a er suff ering a severe leg injury at Georgia Tech in 2013 … Against Florida State, recorded two tackles, including one for a loss of one yard and recovered a fumble … At Wake Forest, registered one tackle … Against Clemson, had two tackles … Against NC State posted a tackle for loss … Sophomore Year (2013): Played in seven games before suff ering a season-ending leg injury at Georgia Tech … At Northwestern, registered one tackle … Against Wagner, tallied one solo tackle … Against Tulane, had a half sack for a loss of one yard and blocked a fi eld goal … Against Clemson, posted one solo tackle … At NC State, tallied one sack for a loss of four yards … At Georgia Tech, recorded two tackles before ge ng hurt … Freshman year (2011 at Iowa): Enrolled in August 2011 and le school in October … High School: Two-year le erwinner in football at defensive end and ght end for coach Adam Collachi … Named to Tom Lemming’s Prep Football All-America team as a senior … Played in just three games as a senior due to injury and recorded 28 tackles … Returned to ac on for fi nal two games of the season and made eight tackles on defense and was credited with eight pancake blocks on off ense … As a junior, recorded 59 tackles, including four sacks, and had eight pass breakups … Also earned three le ers in basketball and two in track … Personal: John Raymon … Born in June 1992 … Son of Trish and Jack Finney … Majoring in child and family studies.

48 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Nick Robinson Chauncey Scissum Senior # Sophomore # Guard • 6-6 • 292 68 Safety • 6-2 • 206 21 Baldwinsville, N.Y. West Henrietta, N.Y. C.W. Baker HS Rush-Henrietta HS

At SU: Three letters … Member of the At SU: One le er … Member of the Fall 2014 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Spring 2015 Athletic Director’s Honor Redshirted in 2013 … Freshman Year (2014): Played in all 12 games, mostly on Roll ... Redshirted in 2011 … Junior Year special teams … Against Louisville, recorded one solo tackle … At Clemson, had (2014): Played in nine games, including two tackles … At Pi sburgh, posted one solo tackle … High School: Played for eight starts … Sophomore Year (2013): coach Joe Montesano … New York Sportswriters Associa on All-State First Team Started all 13 games at right guard … selec on and was named to the Democrat & Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Freshman Year (2012): Played in nine Second Team … Team captain as a senior … In 2010, helped lead Rush Henrie a games, primarily on special teams … to the state championship … Member of two Sec on V championship teams … In High School: Played both offensive and 2012, recorded 23 tackles, including 19 solo, and completed 58-of-75 passes for defensive tackle for head coach Carl 679 yards and nine touchdowns … Teammate of SU’s Ashton Broyld … Also played Sanfl ippo, a 1975 Orange le erwinner … lacrosse and ran indoor track … Personal: Chauncey Scissum … Born in March Named the 2010 Post-Standard Central 1995 in Rochester, N.Y. … Son of Arthur and Ginger Scissum … Majoring in health New York Player of the Year, becoming and exercise science. the first offensive lineman to receive the honor … Garnered 2009 and 2010 Class Scissum’s Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. AA All-State honors … Helped lead the 2014 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Bees to 2009 and 2010 Section III Class •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AA championships … As a senior captain, Tackles Solo 1 vs. Pittsburgh, Clemson, Louisville, 2014 played in all 12 games, notching 120 Assists 1 vs. Clemson, 2014 tackles, including 42 solo stops, two sacks Total 2 vs. Clemson, 2014 and a pair of fumble recoveries … Also lettered in basketball … Teammate of SU safeties Eric Anthony and Joe Stanard … Personal: Nicholas Christopher Robinson … Born in December 1992 in Syracuse, N.Y. … Son of Julie Robinson … One sister Seamus Shanley … Earned his undergraduate degree in communication and rhetorical studies and Senior # is currently pursuing a master’s degree in instructional design, development and Guard • 6-1 • 276 evaluation. 74 Syracuse, N.Y. West Genesee HS Kayton Samuels Redshirt Freshman # At SU: Two le ers … Member of the Spring 2014 and Fall 2014 Athle c Director’s Nose Tackle • 6-0 • 306 Honor Roll … 2013 ACC Honor Roll ... Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 52 2012 season … Junior Year (2014): Played in two games … Sophomore Year Ellenwood, Ga. (2013): Played against Wagner … Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any Arabia Mountain HS games … High School: Class AA-2 Honorable Men on selec on for head coach Joe Corley … Also played … Personal: Seamus Charles Shanley … Born in April 1993 in Syracuse, N.Y. … Son of Joe and Jeanne e Shanley … Two brothers At SU: Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... Redshirted and one sister … Majoring in selected studies in the School of Educa on. in 2014 … High School: Selected to play in the 2013 Florida vs. Georgia Clash of the Scholar-Athletes All-Star Game … As a senior, had fi ve tackles, including two sacks, and forced three fumbles in a 26-20 over me victory against Miller Grove … Personal: Kayton Neal Samuels … Born in October 1995 in Brooklyn, N.Y. … Son of Shana and Rendell Samuels … Two sisters and two brothers … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 49 MEET THE ORANGE Donnie Simmons Jr. Chris Slayton Senior # Redshirt Freshman # Defensive End • 6-2 • 258 51 Defensive Tackle • 6-4 • 289 95 White Plains, N.Y. University Park, Ill. Archbishop Stepinac HS Crete Monee HS

At SU: Two le ers … Member of the At SU: Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... Redshirted in Spring 2013 and Fall 2013 Athle c 2014 … High School: Played under coach John Konecki … Led Crete Monee to the Director’s Honor Roll … Redshirted 2013 IHSA 6A state tle … 2013 Chicago Tribune All-State Second Team … 2012 in 2011 … Junior Year (2014): Played Chicago Tribune All-State Special Men on … Won two Southland Conference in 11 games … Against Florida State, championships … Named all-conference in 2012 a er leading the team to a 14-0 recorded one tackle for a loss of record and recording 61 tackles, including 9.0 sacks, and three forced fumbles … one yard … At Wake Forest, tallied Personal: Chris Slayton … Born in August 1996 … Son of Lemuel Slayton and Loren the fi rst sack of his career for a Slayton-Slaughter … One brother … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical loss of 15 yards … Sophomore Year studies. (2013): Did not play in any games … Freshman Year (2012): Played in all 13 games … High School: Played for head coach Michael O’Donnell Joe Stanard at Archbishop Stepinac … 2010 Class Junior # A Defensive Player of the Year … Safety • 5-10 • 197 42 2010 Class A All-State First Team Baldwinsville, N.Y. … Two- me all-league selec on … 2010 New York Daily News All-City C.W. Baker HS honoree … As a senior, had 110 tackles, including 70 solo stops, 10.0 At SU: Joined the team as a walk-on prior to the 2013 season … Member of the sacks, an intercep on, two passes Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... Sophomore Year (2014): Did not defended and a pair of forced play in any games … Freshman Year (2013): Did not play in any games … High fumbles … His 10.0 sacks led the School: Three-year football le erwinner for head coach Carl Sanfl ippo, a 1975 league and ranked sixth in New York Orange le erwinner … … Played on Baldwinsville’s 2010 Sec on III Class AA … Team captain as a senior … As a championship team … Team of SU guard Nick Robinson and safety Eric Anthony … junior, made 77 tackles, including Personal: Joseph Ma hew Stanard … Born in August 1995 in Susquehanna, Pa. … 8.0 sacks … Personal: Don Wayne Simmons Jr. … Born in July 1993 in White Son of David, an SU graduate, and Lisa Stanard … Two brothers and three sisters … Plains, N.Y. … Son of Don Sr. and Sylvia Simmons … Two sisters and one brother … Majoring in forensic science. Earned his undergraduate degrees in communica on and rhetorical studies and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in library science. Simmons’ Career Statistics and Bests Jonathan Thomas Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Sophomore 2014 2 0 2 2.0-16 1.0-15 0-0 0 0-0 yds # •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Linebacker • 6-1 • 205 23 Tackles Solo 1 vs. Wake Forest, Florida State, 2014 Lawrenceville, Ga. Total 1 vs. Wake Forest, Florida State, 2014 TFL-Yds 1.0-15 vs. Wake Forest, 1.0-1 vs. Florida State, 2014 Collins Hill HS Sacks-Yds 1.0-15 vs. Wake Forest, 2014

At SU: One le er … Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 … Freshman Year (2014): Played in nine games … Against Villanova, registered one tackle … At Wake Forest, made two tackles … Against NC State, had one solo tackle and one forced fumble … High School: Played for coach Kevin Reach … Named to the 2013 7-A All-Region First Team … As a senior, recorded 64 tackles and 7.5 sacks to lead Collins Hill to the regional championship and an 11-2 record … Personal: Jonathan Maclean Thomas … Born in August 1996 … Son of Barbara Thomas and Cassius Sirleas (stepfather) … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Thomas’ Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2014 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 1 0-0 yds

KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long 2014 1 7 7.0 0 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tackles Solo 1 vs. Wake Forest, Villanova, NC State, 2014 Assists 1 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Total 2 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 Forced Fumbles 1 vs. NC State, 2014 Kickoff Returns Yards 7 vs. Boston College, 2014 Returns 1 vs. Boston College, 2014 Longest 7 vs. Boston College, 2014

50 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Ron Thompson Rob Trudo Junior # Senior # Defensive End • 6-3 • 255 13 Center • 6-4 • 307 55 Southfield, Mich. Farrell, Pa. Southfield HS Farrell HS

At SU: Two le ers … Moved to defensive end from ght end following 2013 At SU: Three letters … Moved spring prac ce and played defensive tackle in 2014 … Redshirted in 2012 … to center during 2015 spring Sophomore Year (2014): Started all 12 games … Against Villanova, made two practice … 2013 and 2014 ACC tackles … At Central Michigan, had two tackles, including a sack, and one pass All-Academic Team selection … breakup … Against Maryland, had one quarterback hurry … Against Notre Dame, Member of the 2013 and 2014 registered four tackles, including two solo … Against Louisville, posted one tackle ACC Honor Roll ... Member of for loss … Against Florida State, made three tackles, including one sack … At Wake the Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall Forest, recorded two solo tackles and one pass breakup … At Clemson, had fi ve 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2014 and tackles, including four solo … Against NC State, posted four tackles, including Spring 2015 Athletic Director’s half a sack … Against Duke, had one pass breakup and one quarterback hurry … Honor Roll … 2011 and 2012 At Pi sburgh, had four tackles, including two solo … At Boston College, had fi ve BIG EAST All-Academic Team tackles, including four solo, one pass breakup and a forced fumble … Freshman honoree … Redshirted in 2011 … Year (2013): Against Penn State, had two tackles … At Northwestern, tallied three Junior Year (2014): Played in all tackles, including one sack … Against Wagner, posted two solo tackles … Against 12 games, including 11 starts … Tulane, recorded two tackles, including one for a loss … Against Clemson, had Sophomore Year (2013): Started one tackle for a loss … At NC State, posted fi ve tackles, including 1.5 for a loss … all 13 games … Freshman year Against Wake Forest, registered one solo tackle … At Maryland, had one tackle … (2012): Played in 13 games, Against Boston College, had one solo tackle and a quarterback hurry … Against including nine starts … Against Minnesota in the Texas Bowl, contributed two tackles … High School: Coached Pittsburgh, made his first career by Tim Conley … 2011 Scout.com four-star ght end … Rated the 13th-best ght start … Blocked for 1,000-yard end in the country by Scout.com … Detroit News No. 9 Blue Chip recruit … 2011 rusher Jerome Smith … Assisted an Orange offense that set school records for PrepStar All-Midwest Region selec on… 2011 all-state and all-county honoree total offense (6,188 yards), total offense yards per game (476.0), most plays … Caught 67 passes for 809 yards and had 98 tackles, including six sacks, as a (1,028), passing yards (3,757), completions (295), passing yards per game senior … Team captain as a junior and senior … Also played basketball … Personal: (289.0) and touchdown passes (26) … High School: Four-year starter for head Ronald Janard Thompson Jr. … Born in August 1993 in Detroit, Mich. … Son of coach Jarrett Samuels … Named to the 2009 and 2010 Associated Press Class Katherine Wheeler and Ronald Thompson Sr. … Two brothers and one sister … A All-Pennsylvania First Team … Two-time all-league and all-region honoree … Majoring in public health. Selected to play in the 2010 Chesapeake Bowl … Played both offensive line and defensive end … As a senior, recorded 110 tackles, including 40 solo, three sacks, Thompson’s Career Statistics and Bests five forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries … Helped the Steelers to a 13-2 Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. record in 2010 and a 14-1 record in 2009 … Career statistics include 227 tackles, 2013 11 9 20 4.5-17 2.0-12 0-0 0 0-0 yds including 86 solo, 14 sacks, 13 forced fumbles and nine fumble recoveries … Also 2014 17 15 32 7.0-27 3.0-21 0-0 2 0-0 yds lettered in basketball and volleyball … National Honor Society president … French Totals 28 24 52 11.5-44 5.0-33 0-0 2 0-0 yds Club president … President of the Future Business Leaders of America … Class Carries Yards Avg. TD Long president … Personal: Robert Charles Trudo III … Born in August 1993 … Son of 2014 1 1 1.0 1 1 Robert Trudo Jr. and Gloria Ellerbe … Two sisters and one brother… Cousin, David •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jackson, played basketball at Penn State … Earned dual undergraduate degrees Tackles Solo 4 vs. Boston College, Clemson, 2014 in economics and political science, and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Assists 4 vs. NC State, 2014 instrucational design, development and evaluation. Total 5 vs. Boston College, Clemson, 2014; NC State, 2013 TFL-Yds 2.0-10 vs. Clemson, 2014 Sacks-Yds 1.0-9 vs. Clemson, 1.0-7 vs. Florida State, 2014; 1.0-1 vs. Northwestern, 1.0-11 vs. NC State, 2013 Forced Fumbles 1 vs. Boston College, Florida State, 2014

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 51 MEET THE ORANGE Oliver Vigille Julian Whigham Senior # Senior # Linebacker • 6-2 • 230 7 Cornerback • 6-1 • 187 1 Miami, Fla. West Palm Beach, Fla. Miami Central HS Dwyer HS

At SU: Three letters … Member of At SU: Three le ers the Spring 2014 and Spring 2015 … One of four true Athletic Director’s Honor Roll … freshmen to play in 2012 Redshirted in 2011 … Junior Year … Member of the Fall (2014): Played in 11 games … At 2014 Athle c Director’s Central Michigan, registered one Honor Roll … Junior tackle … Against Louisville, recorded Year (2014): Started all one solo tackle … At Wake Forest, 11 games he played … made two solo tackles … Against Against Villanova, had NC State, had one tackle … Against one sack … At Central Duke, had one solo tackle … Michigan, registered Sophomore Year (2013): Played in one solo tackle … 12 games … At Northwestern, had Against Maryland, had two tackles … Against Tulane, had fi ve tackles, including one tackle and one pass breakup four solo, half a sack … … At Georgia Tech, registered one Against Notre Dame, had solo tackle … Against Pittsburgh, four tackles, including recorded one solo tackle … three solo … Against Freshman Year (2012): Played in all Louisville, made two 13 games … At Rutgers, tallied one solo tackles and had one solo tackle … Against Louisville, had one solo tackle … Against West Virginia in the intercep on … Against New Era Pinstripe Bowl, notched one solo tackle … High School: Played for coach Florida State, registered Telly Lockette … In 2010, led the Rockets to the 2010 6A state championship, a six tackles, including four solo … At Wake Forest, recorded three solo tackles … No. 3 state ranking and No. 15 national finish with a 14-1 record … As a senior, At Clemson, had three tackles … Against NC State, had one solo tackle … Against returned a fumble 29 yards for a touchdown … As a junior, registered more Duke, posted one tackle and had a pass breakup … At Pi sburgh, recorded one than 80 tackles … Teammate of fellow SU linebacker Marqez Hodge … Personal: tackle … Sophomore Year (2013): Played in 10 games before an injury at Florida Oliver Vigille … Son of Oliver and Veronique Vigille … Earned his undergraduate State sidelined him for the rest of the season … At Northwestern, had one solo degree in child and family studies and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in tackle … Against Wagner, had one solo tackle … Against Tulane, posted two solo instructional design, development and evaluation. tackles and intercepted a pass, which he returned 17 yards … Against Clemson, registered two solo tackles, including one for a loss, an intercep on, and a pass Vigille’s Career Statistics and Bests breakup … At NC State, posted three tackles … At Georgia Tech, recorded one Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. solo tackle … Against Wake Forest, had one solo tackle and one pass breakup 2012 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds … At Maryland, registered one tackle, an intercep on, a pass breakup and an 2013 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds intercep on … Freshman Year (2012): Played in 11 games … Against Connec cut, 2014 5 1 6 1.0-1 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Totals 11 3 14 1.0-1 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds recorded three tackles, including one solo … Against West Virginia in the New •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Era Pinstripe Bowl, had one solo tackle … High School: Coached by Jack Daniels Tackles Solo 2 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 … 2011 Sun SenƟ nel Big Schools Defensive Player of the Year … 2011 Associated Assists 1 vs. NC State, 2014; Northwestern, Tulane, 2013 Press and Palm Beach Post First Team All-Area selec on … In 2011, Dwyer fi nished Total 2 vs. Wake Forest, 2014; Northwestern, 2013 with a 12-2 record and Whigham recorded 45 tackles and 10 intercep ons, TFL-Yds 1.0-1 vs. Wake Forest, 2014 including three returned for touchdowns, and had three punt returns for touchdowns … In 2010, caught four passes for 35 yards and a touchdown and tallied 55 tackles for a squad that went 12-2 and advanced to the semifi nals of the Class AAA playoff s … Member of 2009 team that won the Florida state Denzel Ward championship … Personal: Julian Whigham … Born in August 1994 … Son of Redshirt Freshman # Wanda Whigham … One sister … Majoring in poli cal science. Offensive Tackle • 6-8 • 331 75 Whigham’s Career Statistics and Bests Chicago, Ill. Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Neal F. Simeon HS 2012 2 2 4 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2013 8 4 12 1.0-4 0-0 3-21 0 0-0 yds 2014 21 7 28 1.5-6 1.5-6 1-0 0 1-0 yds Totals 31 13 44 2.5-10 1.5-6 4-21 0 1-0 yds At SU: Redshirted in 2014 … High School: Led Simeon to 2011 and 2013 city •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• championships … Team captain as a junior and senior for coach Dante Culbreath Tackles Solo 4 vs. Florida State, Maryland, 2014 … Teammate of SU center Kendall Moore … Personal: Denzel Cary Ward … Born Assists 3 vs. NC State, 2013 in August 1996 in Chicago, Ill. … Son of Darlene White, who played basketball at Total 6 vs. Florida State, 2014 Northern Illinois University … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and TFL-Yds 1.0-2 vs. Villanova, 2014; 1.0-4 vs. Clemson, 2013 Sacks-Yds 1.0-2 vs. Villanova, 2014 Human Dynamics. INT-Return Yds 1-0 vs. Louisville, 2014; 1-17 vs. Tulane, 1-0 vs. Clemson, 1-4 vs. Maryland, 2013 FR-Yds 1-0 vs. Notre Dame, 2014

52 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • MEET THE ORANGE Rodney Williams Corey Winfi eld Redshirt Freshman # Sophomore # Safety • 5-10 • 189 6 Cornerback • 6-1 • 181 11 Cherry Hill, N.J. St. Louis, Mo. Cherry Hill West HS Riverview Garden HS

At SU: One le er … Member of the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s At SU: One le er … Moved to cornerback from receiver during 2014 preseason Honor Roll ... 2014 ACC Honor Roll … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2014 camp … Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll ... Redshirted … 2014: Awarded a medical redshirt from the NCAA a er suff ering an injury in in 2013 … Freshman Year (2014): Played in all 12 games, primarily on special the second game of the season … Played in two games … At Central Michigan, teams … Against Villanova, recorded one tackle … Against Notre Dame, registered posted two tackles, including one solo, and had one fumble recovery … High three solo tackles … Against Louisville, had four solo tackles … Against Florida School: Three-year team captain for coach Jim Scerbo … 2012 and 2013 All-South State, made two solo tackles … At Clemson, had one tackle … Against NC State, Jersey First Team … Started at quarterback, safety and … As a senior recorded one solo tackle … Against Duke, had one solo tackle … At Boston College, quarterback, completed 53-of-91 passes for 732 yards and seven touchdowns registered one tackle … High School: Coached by Kenrick Walker at Riverview … Also returned kicks and punts for the Lions … Scored more than 1,000 career Garden … Rated as the 20th-best player in Missouri by Rivals.com and 23rd by points in four seasons for the basketball team … Personal: Rodney Steven ESPN/Scout.com … Ranked the 16th-best recruit in Missouri by the St. Louis Williams Jr. … Born in August 1995 in Mount Holly, N.J. … Son of Chris na Williams Post-Dispatch … Team captain as a junior and senior … As a senior, recorded … Four brothers … Enrolled in the Mar n J. Whitman School of Management. 18 catches for 389 yards and nine touchdowns, and returned six kickoff s for touchdowns … As a junior, caught 27 passes for 510 yards and scored a team-high Williams’ Career Statistics and Bests nine touchdowns … As a sophomore, had 16 catches for 323 yards and three Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. touchdowns … Personal: Corey Eugene Winfi eld Jr. … Born in September 1994 2014 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 1-0 yds in St. Louis, Mo. … Son of Tina Winfi eld and Corey Winfi eld … One brother … •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Tackles Solo 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Assists 1 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Winfield’s Career Statistics and Bests Total 2 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 FR-Yds 1-0 vs. Central Michigan, 2014 Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2014 13 1 14 0.5-1 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tackles Solo 4 vs. Louisville, 2014 Assists 1 vs. Boston College, 2014 Austin Wilson Total 4 vs. Louisville, 2014 TFL-Yds 0.5-1 vs. Boston College, 2014 Sophomore # Quarterback • 6-3 • 217 5 Camp Hill, Pa. East Pennsboro HS 2015 NLI SIGNING CLASS

At SU: One le er … Serves in a leadership role for the Syracuse University Chapter Evan Adams # of Upli ing Athletes … Member of the Spring 2015 Athle c Director’s Honor Roll 63 ... Redshirted in 2013 … Freshman Year (2014): Played in fi ve games, including Guard • 6-6 • 285 two starts … Against Villanova, made his collegiate debut and completed eight Norwalk, Conn. • Norwalk HS of his fi rst nine passes, and fi nished 11-of-17 for 89 yards … At Florida State, High School: Played for coach Sean Ireland … 2014 New Haven Register All-State completed 5-of-9 passes for 89 yards … Against Duke, completed 11-of-19 passes selec on … 2014 All-East region honoree … Named to the 2014 All-FCIAC First for 68 yards … At Boston College, completed 1-of-2 passes for seven yards … High Team … Member of the Hearst Connec cut Media Super 33 All-Star Football Team School: Played for coach Todd Stuter … 2012 PrepStar All-East Region selec on … … As a senior captain, recorded 46 tackles, including 5.0 for a loss and 4.0 sacks 2012 Chesapeake Bowl All-Star selec on … 2011 and 2012 all-conference and all- … … Member of the Na onal Honor Society … Personal: Evan E. Adams … Born in county honoree … Voted the No. 43 recruit in Pennsylvania … 2012 Patriot-News April 1997 in Norwalk, Conn. … Son of Alisa Adams. Class AAA Honorable Men on choice … As a senior captain, completed 111-of-202 passes for 1,800 yards and 25 touchdowns, and rushed for 305 yards on 70 carries and four touchdowns … Career sta s cs: 253-of-425 passing for 4,125 yards and Marquise Blair # 50 touchdowns … Personal: Aus n James Wilson … Born in March 1995 … Son Safety • 6-4 • 185 16 of Mark and Becky Wilson … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Wooster, Ohio • Wooster HS Human Dynamics. High School: Coached at Wooster by Doug Haas … Invited to play in the 2015 Wilson’s Career Statistics and Bests Ohio-Michigan Border Classic … Earned MVP honors at 2015 Ohio North-South Comp. Att. Pct. Yards TD Int. Long All-Star Classic … 2014 Associated Press All-Ohio First Team … 2014 JJHuddle All- 2014 28 50 56.0 253 0 4 41 Ohio Second Team Defense … 2014 Ohio Cardinal Conference Defensive Player of Carries Yards Avg. TD Long the Year … As a senior captain, led the 2014 Generals to the regional semifi nals … 2014 11 -29 -2.6 0 2 As a junior, recorded a team-high 75 tackles and caught 35 passes for 724 yards •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and 11 touchdowns … Personal: Marquis Damund Blair … Born in July 1997 in Passing Yards 89 vs. Villanova, Florida State, 2014 Attempts 19 vs. Duke, 2014 Li le Rock, Ark. … Son of Tonya Boykins … Four brothers and one sister. Completions 11 vs. Villanova, Duke, 2014 Longest 41 vs. Florida State, 2014 Rushing Yards -1 vs. Florida State, 2014 Carries 3 vs. Villanova, 2014 Longest 2 vs. Duke, 2014

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 53 2015 NLI SIGNING CLASS Colin Byrne # Shyheim Cullen # Offensive Tackle • 6-5 • 300 64 Linebacker • 6-0 • 215 24 Coral Springs, Fla. • St. Thomas Aquinas HS Lowell, Mass. • Lowell HS High School: Played for coach Rocco Casullo … 2014 Sun SenƟ nel Florida Class High School: Played for coach John Florence … Two- me all-state selec on … 7A All-State Third Team … Helped lead St. Thomas Aquinas to a 15-1 record and Three- me all-conference honoree … Boston Herald All-Scholas c selec on … the 2014 Class 7A state championship … Team captain as a senior … Teammate of Two me all-scholas c candidate … 2013 Merrimack Valley Conference Division fellow 2015 NLI signee Samuel Clausman … Personal: Colin James Byrne … Born I Player of the Year … Tallied 20 total touchdowns, 15.5 sacks, 170 tackles, and in September 1996 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. … Son of Sarah and Tim Byrne … Two 1,400 yards rushing in his high scool career … Helped lead the Red Raiders to the sisters. 2013 Division I North semifi nals … Team captain as a senior … Personal: Shyheim Malique Cullen … Born in June 1997 in Boston, Mass. … Son of Colleen Brewer and Kenny Carter #56 Wayne Cullen … Two brothers and three sisters. Defensive End • 6-3 • 260 # Plainfield, N.J. • Plainfield HS Andrejas Duerig 62 High School: Played at Plainfi eld for coach Jason Glezman … 2014 NJ.com Top 50 Center • 6-4 • 289 Honorable Men on … All-county honorable men on … Team captain as a senior … Lowell, Ind. • Mount Carmel HS Personal: Kenny Carter … Born in November 1996 in Atlanta, Ga. … Son of Cathey High School: Coached by Frank Len , who also mentored former Syracuse Morgan … Three brothers and one sister. standout and NFL All-Pro quarterback Donovan McNabb at Mount Carmel … Invited to play in the 2014 NUC Senior All-American game … Also par cipated # in track & fi eld … Personal: Andrejas Joseph Duerig … Born in January 1997 in Steven Clark Woodstock, Ill. … Son of Mike and Tricia Duerig … One brother and two sisters. Nose Tackle • 6-3 • 290 72 Arab, Ala. • Brindlee Mountain HS # High School: Played for coach Christopher Li leton … 2014 Alabama Sports Eric Dungey Writers Associa on Class 3A All-State … Three- me all-region selec on … Three- Quarterback • 6-4 • 195 2 me All-Marshall County First Team honoree … 2014 All-Tennessee Valley First Lake Oswego, Ore. • Lakeridge HS Team selec on … As a senior, recorded 84 tackles, including 10.0 sacks … Team captain as a junior and senior … Also played basketball and par cipated in track & High School: Three-year team captain for coach John Parke … 2014 second- fi eld … Personal: Steven Lee Clark … Born in January 1997 in Tullahoma, Tenn. … team all-state and All-USA Oregon selec on … Two- me all-league honoree … Son of Steve Clark and Venita Parks … One sister. Multnomah Athle c Club Outstanding Student-Athlete Award & Scholarship recipient … Holds the Lakeridge single-season records for most passing yards and # most touchdown passes … Also holds the school mark for career passing yards Samuel Clausman … As a senior, threw for 2,395 yards and 22 touchdowns, and rushed for 982 Guard • 6-3 • 315 61 yards and 15 touchdowns … Finished his career with 10,124 passing yards, 65 touchdown passes and 41 rushing touchdowns … Also played basketball, baseball Pembroke Pines, Fla. • St. Thomas Aquinas HS and competed in track & fi eld … Selected to play in the Oregon Football and High School: Played for coach Rocco Casullo … 2014 Florida Class 7A All-State Basketball All-Star Games … Member of the Na onal Honor Society … Personal: First Team … Helped lead St. Thomas Aquinas to a 15-1 record and the 2014 Class Eric Jay Paul Dungey … Born in June 1996 in Meridian Park, Ore. … Son of Tim and 7A state championship … Ranked as one of the highest scorers in the 2014 Nike Cindy Dungey … One brother and one sister. SPARQ Combine in Miami, Fla. … Invited to the 2014 Miami Nike Football Training Camp … Teammate of fellow 2015 NLI signee Colin Byrne … Also threw the discus # St. Thomas Aquinas’ state champion track & fi eld team as a junior … Personal: Amir Ealey Samuel K. Clausman … Born in February 1997 in Pembroke Pines, Fla. … Son of Defensive End • 6-4 • 230 97 Mike and Debi Clausman … One sister. Coatesville, Pa. • Coatesville HS High School: Plaed for coach Ma Ortega … 2014 Pennsylvania Football News Cody Conway # Class AAA All-State First Team … 2014 All-Chesmont First Team … Team captain as 60 a junior and senior … All-EasternPAFootball.com Honorable Men on … Personal: Offensive Tackle • 6-6 • 275 Amir Ealey … Born in December 1996 … Son of Troy Ealey. Plainfield, Ill. • Plainfield North HS High school: Lineman for coach Tim Kane … 2014 Illinois All-State First Team … # 2014 Chicago Sun-Times All-Area selec on … Invited to play in the 2014 NUC Daivon Ellison Senior All-American game … Team captain as a senior … Also played basketball for Safety • 5-9 • 175 19 four years … Personal: Cody Wade Conway … Born in July 1996 in Joliet, Ill. … Son Linden, N.J. • Don Bosco Prep of Brian and Sonja Conway … One brother. High School: 2014 all-metro, all-county and all-league selec on for coach Greg Toal … 2013 second-team all-state choice … Team captain as a senior … Personal: # Daivon Khirey Ellison … Born in January 1997 in Petersburg, Va. … Son of Lolita Tyler Cross Slater-Harris and Richard Harris … One brother and one sister. Defensive Tackle • 6-2 • 270 54 Douglasville, Ga. • Northview HS Christopher Fredrick # High School: Team captain as a junior and senior for coach Chad Davenport … As Safety • 6-0 • 205 28 a senior, posted 41 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss … Helped lead the Panthers to Conley, Ga. • Cedar Grove HS the playoff s in 2013 … Personal: Tyler Devon Cross … Born in October 1996 … Son of Tasha Cross and nephew of guardian Tiff ani Steljamin. High School: Coached at Cedar Grove by Jermaine Smith … 2014 Georgia Class AAA All-State First Team … 2014 all-region player … As a senior captain, helped lead the Saints to the 2014 Class AAA regional semifi nals … Recorded 74 tackles, including 6.0 for a loss, and four intercep ons in 2014 … In 2013, had 92 tackles … Also a four-year member of the basketball and track & fi eld teams … Personal: Christopher Fredrick … Born in June 1997 in Atlanta, Ga. … Son of Napoleon and Josephine Fredrick … Two brothers … Brother, Napoleon Jr., played football at Fort Valley State. 54 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 NLI SIGNING CLASS Jordan Fredericks # Qaadir Sheppard # Running Back • 5-10 • 205 22 Defensive End • 6-2 • 230 93 Inwood, N.Y. • Lawrence HS Bronx, N.Y. • Iona Prep High School: Played for coach Joe Mar lo at Lawrence … 2014 Gatorade New York State Player of the year … New York State Sportswriters Associa on Class High School: Played under coach Vic Quirolo … 2014 Class AA All-State selec on A Player of the Year and all-state fi rst-team selec on … Four- me all-county … 2014 Hudson Valley Super 11 selec on … Selected to play in the 2014 Senior honoree … Two- me All-Long Island … Long Island MVP … Holds the Nassau Bowl … 2014 Journal News All-Star … 2014 MSG Varsity All-Metro First Team County record for most career touchdowns (98) … Helped lead the Golden honoree … 2014 All-Hudson Valley selec on … As a senior, recorded 12.0 sacks Tornadoes to a 12-0 record and the Long Island III championship … As a senior, and fi ve fumble recoveries as a defensive end, and caught 54 passes for 842 yards rushed for 2,352 yards and had 37 touchdowns on 153 carries … Team captain as and 13 touchdowns as a ght end … Helped lead the Gaels to the CHSFL AAA a junior and senior … Personal: Jordan Christopher Fredericks … Born in March championship game … Team captain as a senior … Personal: Qaadir Siah Quaashie 1997 … Son of Robin and Atasha Mays-Fredericks … Five brothers. Sheppard … Born in March 1997 in New York, N.Y. … Son of Ray and Rebecca Sheppard … Two brothers. Anthony Giudice Jr. # Defensive Tackle • 6-2 • 270 79 Dontae Strickland # Monroe, N.J. • Avon Old Farms School (Conn.) Running Back • 5-11 • 180 18 High School: Played for coach Bill Mella at Avon Old Farms … 2014 All-New Dayton, N.J. • South Brunswick HS England selec on … Helped lead the Winged Beavers to the 2013 and 2014 Erickson League championships … As a senior, recorded 63 tackles, including 8.0 High School: Running back for coach Joseph Goerge … 2014 NJ.com All-State sacks and 11.0 tackles for loss … All-league selec on … Team captain as a senior … selec on … 2014 Greater Middlesex Conference Player of the Year … 2014 All- Personal: Anthony Angelo Giudice Jr. … Born in September 1997 on Long Island … Middlesex County honoree … In 2014, helped lead the Vikings to a 11-1 record Son of Maryann and Anthony Guidice Sr. … Father, Anthony, played football at the and the state championship game by rushing for 1,179 yards and scoring 16 University of Massachuse s … One brother and one sister. touchdowns … 2013 Home News Tribune All-Area selec on … In 2013, rushed for 988 yards and scored 11 touchdowns … Personal: Dontae Strickland … Born in # March 1997 in New Brunswick, N.J. … Son of William and Carol Strickland … Four Troy Henderson Jr. brothers and three sisters. Linebacker • 6-1 • 215 39 Cleveland, Ohio • St. Edward HS # High School: Played under head coach Rick Fino … Earned fi rst-team all-district Ted Taylor in 2014 … Helped lead St. Edward to a 13-2 record and the 2014 Division I state Linebacker • 6-1 • 215 37 championship as a senior captain … As a senior, recorded 171 tackles, including Riviera Beach, Fla. • Dwyer HS/Dodge City CC (Kan.) 17.0 for a loss and 5.5 sacks … Also competed in track & fi eld … Member of the Na onal Honor Society … Personal: Troy Q. Henderson Jr. … Born in February Dodge City (2013 & 2014): Coached by Gary Thomas … In 1997 in Marie a, Ga. … Son of Carmen Harne and Troy Henderson Sr. … Two 2014, posted 84 tackles (53 solo) with 2.0 sacks, one forced fumble and two sisters. fumble recoveries … Named the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Player of the Week a er recording 12 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss, and one # pass breakup versus Ellsworth … In 2013, had 29 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss, Sterling Hofrichter half a sack, one pass breakup and one fumble recovery … High School: Played Kicker • 5-9 • 170 10 defensive end for coach Jack Daniels … Rated 46th on ESPN’s Top 76 West Palm Valrico, Fla. • Armwood HS Recruits list … Selected to play in the 2012 North-South All-Star Football Classic … Teammate of SU cornerback Julian Whigham. High School: Kicker and punter for coach Sean Callahan … 2014 Florida All-State Class 6A First Team … Ranked as the sixth-best kicker and ninth-best punter by Kohl’s Kicking Camp … In 2014, helped lead the Hawks to a 15-1 record and the Kielan Whitner # Class 6A state championship game … As a senior, hit eight fi eld goals, 61 PATs 25 and averaged 40.1 yards per punt … In 2013, helped Armwood reach the Class Safety •5-10 • 185 6A state championship game … Made 17 fi eld goals and 131 PATs in his career Lawrenceville, Ga. • Mountain View HS … Personal: Sterling James Hofrichter … Born in December 1996 in Jacksonville, Fla. … Son of Bill and Debbie Hofrichter … Two brothers and one sister … Sister, High School: Three- me Class 7A All-Region selec on for coach Doug Giacone … Erin, was a swimmer at the University of North Florida … Brother, Jonathan, is a Recipient of the 2014 Touchdown Club of Gwinne ’s Kevin Maloof Award … Team swimmer at the University of Tampa. captain as a junior and senior … Three- me Gwinne County Player of the Month … Played in the 2014 Gwinne County Senior All-Star Game … Career sta s cs: 210 tackles, including 3.0 for a loss, and nine intercep ons, and had 65 recep ons Tyrone Perkins # for 1,013 yards and eight touchdowns … Par cipated in the 2013 AT&T Georgia Hybrid Back • 6-0 • 175 26 Junior Bowl … Also played baseball … Personal: Kielan Chris an Whitner … Born in Glen Head, N.Y. • Friends Academy July 1996 in Los Angeles, Calif. … Son of Keith and Lisa Whitner … One sister. High School: Played for coach Ronald Baskind at Friends Academy … Missed the 2014 season due to an ACL tear … In 2013, rushed for more than 1,000 yards Kenterius Womack # and scored 24 touchdowns … Team captain as a junior … Personal: Tyrone Daniel 6 Perkins … Born in January 1997 … Son of Tyrone Perkins Sr. and guardians Debby Quarterack • 6-3 • 185 and Sco Rechler. Luverne, Ala. • Luverne HS High School: Four-year starter for former Alabama head coach Mike Dubose at Jake Pickard # Luverne … Switched to quarterback from wide receiver as a sophomore … In 99 three seasons at quarterback, threw for 27 touchdowns and rushed for 11 scores Defensive End • 6-6 • 231 … Two- me ASWA AA First Team All-State in baseball and the second-leading Short Hills, N.J. • Millburn HS scorer on Luverne’s basketball team as a junior and senior … Personal: Kenterius High School: Played for coach Patrick Leonardis at Millburn … All-Group 4 Defense Womack … Born in December 1996 in Luverne, Ala. … Son of Kevin Womack Sr. First Team … Two- me Super Essex All-Conference selec on for off ense and and Katrina Jones … Two brothers. defense … Team captain as a senior … As a junior, recorded 70 tackles and 2.5 sacks … Personal: Jake Pickard … Born in October 1996 in Livingston, N.J. … Son of Tara and Andy Pickard … Two brothers and one sister.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 55 2015 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 63 Evan Adams OG Fr. 6-6 285 Norwalk, Conn. (Norwalk) 53 Lucas Albrecht DE Sr. 6-2 251 Hudson Falls, N.Y. (Hudson Falls) 41 * Eric Anthony S Jr. 6-0 194 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) 5 * Luke Arciniega DE Jr. 6-4 247 Sparks, Nev. (Dade Christian/Sierra College) 83 * Sean Avant WR So. 5-10 201 Miramar, Fla. (Miramar) 46 PJ Batten TE So. 6-3 239 Miami, Fla. (Dade Christian) 30 * Parris Bennett LB So. 6-0 216 Detroit, Mich. (U. of Detroit Jesuit) 16 Marquis Blair S Fr. 6-4 185 Wooster, Ohio (Wooster) 1 *** Ashton Broyld HB Sr. 6-3 221 Henrietta, N.Y. (Rush Henrietta/Milford Academy) 73 * Jon Burton OT So. 6-8 307 Spotsylvania, Va. (Courtland/Fork Union Military Academy) 64 Colin Byrne OT Fr. 6-5 300 Coral Springs, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 56 Kenny Carter DE Fr. 6-6 260 Plainfield, N.J. (Plainfield) 63 Rony Charles NT Sr. 6-2 309 Medford, Mass. (St. Clement) 72 Steven Clark NT Fr. 6-3 290 Arab, Ala. (Brindlee Mountain) 61 Samuel Clausman OG Fr. 6-3 315 Pembroke Pines, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 60 Cody Conway OT Fr. 6-6 275 Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield North) 8 * Antwan Cordy S So. 5-8 178 Homestead, Fla. (South Dade) 82 ** Alvin Cornelius WR Jr. 6-1 192 Staten Island, N.Y. (Tottenville) 54 Tyler Cross DT Fr. 6-2 270 Douglasville, Ga. (Northview) 24 Shyheim Cullen LB Fr. 6-0 215 Lowell, Mass. (Lowell) 17 * Jamal Custis WR So. 6-5 223 Philadelphia, Pa. (Neumann-Goretti) 76 Keaton Darney OT R-Fr. 6-3 266 Los Angeles, Calif. (Loyola) 92 ** Riley Dixon P Sr. 6-5 222 Blossvale, N.Y. (Christian Brothers Academy) 15 Juwan Dowels CB R-Fr. 5-10 179 Sunrise, Fla. (American Heritage) 43 Terrell Drayton LB So. 5-11 210 Rosedale, N.Y. (Townsend Harris) 62 Andrejas Duerig C Fr. 6-4 280 Lowell, Ind. (Mount Carmel) 2 Eric Dungey QB Fr. 6-4 195 Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lakeridge) 11 Trey Dunkelberger TE So. 6-5 235 Shillington, Pa. (Governor Mifflin/Pierce College) 97 Amir Ealey DE Fr. 6-4 230 Coatesville, Pa. (Coatesville) 19 Daivon Ellison FS Fr. 5-9 175 Linden, N.J. (Don Bosco) 78 ** Jason Emerich C Jr. 6-3 286 New Ringgold, Pa. (Blue Mountain) 86 Adly Enoicy WR R-Fr. 6-5 227 Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community) 9 ** Brisly Estime WR Jr. 5-9 176 Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community) 58 Donnie Foster C So. 6-3 312 Savannah, Ga. (IMG Academy) 72 *** Ivan Foy OT Sr. 6-5 276 Brooklyn, N.Y. (Fort Hamilton) 4 * Zaire Franklin LB So. 6-0 231 Philadelphia, Pa. (La Salle College HS) 22 Jordan Fredericks RB Fr. 5-10 205 Inwood, N.Y. (Lawrence) 28 Christopher Fredrick S Fr. 6-0 205 Conley, Ga. (Cedar Grove) 79 Anthony Giudice Jr. DT Fr. 6-2 270 Monroe Township, N.J. (Avon Old Farms (Conn.)) 42 * Jacob Green TE Sr. 6-1 250 Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Prep) 7 Troy Green WR So. 6-1 180 Skaneateles, N.Y. (Skaneateles) 71 * Alex Hayes OG So. 6-2 290 Ellenwood, Ga. (Tucker) 39 Troy Henderson Jr. LB Fr. 6-1 215 Cleveland, Ohio (St. Edward) 79 Taylor Hindy OG Jr. 6-4 309 West Hills, Calif. (Chaminade Prep/Washington) 53 Nathan Hines LS So. 6-6 247 Catonsville, Md. (Catonsville) 33 ** Marqez Hodge LB Jr. 5-11 215 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 36 Alex Hodgkinson K Sr. 6-2 183 London, England (Latymer Upper School) 10 Sterling Hofrichter K Fr. 5-9 170 Valrico, Fla. (Armwood) 20 Cordell Hudson CB R-Fr. 5-11 175 Largo, Fla. (Largo) 10 ** Terrel Hunt QB Sr. 6-3 234 Rosedale, N.Y. (Christ the King) 8 * Steve Ishmael WR So. 6-2 200 Miami, Fla. (North Miami Beach) 35 Eric Jackson CB Sr. 5-9 170 Inglewood, Calif. (Pacific Palisades) 47 Matt Keller LS Fr. 5-11 213 Millersville, Pa. (Penn Manor) 58 Hernz Laguerre LB Sr. 6-1 226 Spring Valley, N.Y. (Spring Valley)

56 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 67 ** Michael Lasker OT Sr. 6-5 306 Corona, Calif. (Santiago/Riverside City College) 84 ** Ben Lewis HB Jr. 6-2 208 Middletown, Md. (Middletown) 4 * AJ Long QB So. 6-0 177 Lebanon, Tenn. (Friendship Christian) 90 Cameron MacPherson TE Jr. 6-3 247 Syracuse, N.Y. (Christian Brothers Academy) 16 Zack Mahoney QB So. 6-2 201 LaGrange, Ill. (Lyons Township/College of DuPage) 29 ** Devante McFarlane RB Jr. 6-0 193 Wheatley Heights, N.Y. (Half Hollow Hills West) 65 * Jamar McGloster OT So. 6-7 310 Hillside, N.J. (Saint Anthony) 69 Keith Mitsuuchi LS Sr. 5-10 226 Torrance, Calif. (South Torrance) 77 ** Kendall Moore C Jr. 6-5 239 Chicago, Ill. (Neal F. Simeon) 2 ** Wayne Morgan CB Jr. 5-11 187 Brooklyn, N.Y. (Erasmus Hall Campus) 27 ** George Morris II RB Jr. 6-0 190 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Central Gwinnett) 48 * Cole Murphy K So. 6-3 191 Castaic, Calif. (Valencia) 12 *** Ryan Norton K Sr. 5-11 186 Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City) 57 ** Omari Palmer OT Jr. 6-3 323 Coram, N.Y. (Longwood) 89 ** Josh Parris TE Jr. 6-4 244 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson) 26 Tyrone Perkins HB Fr. 6-0 175 Glen Head, N.Y. (Friends Academy) 49 Alryk Perry LB So. 6-1 218 Columbus, Ala. (Glenwood School) 99 Jake Pickard DE Fr. 6-6 231 Short Hills, N.J. (Millburn) 3 * Ervin Philips HB So. 5-11 179 West Haven, Conn. (West Haven) 80 * Tyler Provo TE So. 6-2 223 West Palm Beach, Fla. (American Heritage School) 50 ** John Raymon DT Sr. 6-5 305 Richboro, Pa. (Council Rock North/Iowa) 59 Aaron Roberts OG R-Fr. 6-4 266 Chicago, Ill. (De La Salle Institute) 68 *** Nick Robinson OG Sr. 6-6 292 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) 52 Kayton Samuels NT R-Fr. 6-0 306 Ellenwood, Ga. (Arabia Mountain) 21 * Chauncey Scissum S So. 6-2 206 West Henrietta, N.Y. (Rush-Henrietta) 74 ** Seamus Shanley OG Sr. 6-1 276 Syracuse, N.Y. (West Genesee) 93 Qaadir Sheppard DE Fr. 6-2 230 Bronx, N.Y. (Iona Prep) 51 ** Donnie Simmons Jr. DE Sr. 6-2 258 White Plains, N.Y. (Archbishop Stepinac) 95 Chis Slayton DT R-Fr. 6-4 289 University Park, Ill. (Crete Monee) 42 Joe Stanard S Jr. 5-10 197 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) 18 Dontae Strickland RB Fr. 5-11 180 Dayton, N.J. (South Brunswick) 37 Ted Taylor LB Jr. 6-1 215 Riviera Beach, Fla. (Dwyer/Dodge City Community College) 23 * Jonathan Thomas LB So. 6-1 205 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill) 13 ** Ron Thompson DE Jr. 6-3 255 Southfield, MIch. (Southfield) 55 *** Rob Trudo C Sr. 6-4 307 Farrell, Pa. (Farrell) 7 *** Oliver Vigille LB Sr. 6-2 230 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 75 Denzel Ward OT R-Fr. 6-8 331 Chicago, Ill. (Neal F. Simeon) 1 *** Julian Whigham CB Sr. 6-1 187 West Palm Beach, Fla. (Dwyer) 25 Kielan Whitner S Fr. 5-10 185 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Mountain View) 6 Rodney Williams S R-Fr. 5-10 189 Cherry Hill, N.J. (Cherry Hill West) 5 * Austin Wilson QB So. 6-3 217 Camp Hill, Pa. (East Pennsboro) 11 * Corey Winfield CB So. 6-1 181 St. Louis, Mo. (Riverview Gardens) 6 Kenterius Womack QB Fr. 6-3 185 Luverne, Ala. (Luverne)

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Luke Arciniega ...... R-sin-eh-ga Daivon Ellison ...... DAY-von Alryk Perry ...... ALL-rick Ashton Broyld ...... BROILED Jason Emerich ...... EMER-ick Chauncy Scissum ...... SIZZ-um Rony Charles ...... RONNIE Adly Enoicy ...... AD-lee EE-noice-ee Seamus Shanley ...... SHAY-mus Samuel Clausman ...... CLAUSE-man Brisly Estime ...... BRIZZ-lee ESTEEM Qaadir Sheppard ...... cuh-DEER Shyheim Cullen ...... SHY-heem Anthony Giudice Jr...... ji-DEECE Oliver Vigille ...... VIGIL Andrejas Duerig ...... ANDRE DURR-ig Steve Ishmael ...... ISH-mail Kielan Whitner ...... KAI-lin (rhymes with sky) Eric Dungey ...... DUN-jee Hernz Laguerre ...... la-GAIR Amir Ealey ...... AMEER EE-lee Keith Mitsuuchi ...... MEET-sue-ooh-chee

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 57 2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 *** Ashton Broyld HB Sr. 6-3 221 Henrietta, N.Y. (Rush Henrietta/Milford Academy) 1 *** Julian Whigham CB Sr. 6-1 187 West Palm Beach, Fla. (Dwyer) 2 ** Wayne Morgan CB Jr. 5-11 187 Brooklyn, N.Y. (Erasmus Hall Campus) 2 Eric Dungey QB Fr. 6-4 195 Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lakeridge) 3 * Ervin Philips HB So. 5-11 179 West Haven, Conn. (West Haven) 4 * Zaire Franklin LB So. 6-0 231 Philadelphia, Pa. (La Salle College HS) 4 * AJ Long QB So. 6-0 177 Lebanon, Tenn. (Friendship Christian) 5 * Luke Arciniega DE Jr. 6-4 247 Sparks, Nev. (Dade Christian/Sierra College) 5 * Austin Wilson QB So. 6-3 217 Camp Hill, Pa. (East Pennsboro) 6 Rodney Williams S R-Fr. 5-10 189 Cherry Hill, N.J. (Cherry Hill West) 6 Kenterius Womack QB Fr. 6-3 185 Luverne, Ala. (Luverne) 7 Troy Green WR So. 6-1 180 Skaneateles, N.Y. (Skaneateles) 7 *** Oliver Vigille LB Sr. 6-2 230 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 8 * Antwan Cordy S So. 5-8 178 Homestead, Fla. (South Dade) 8 * Steve Ishmael WR So. 6-2 200 Miami, Fla. (North Miami Beach) 9 ** Brisly Estime WR Jr. 5-9 176 Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community) 10 Sterling Hofrichter K Fr. 5-9 170 Valrico, Fla. (Armwood) 10 ** Terrel Hunt QB Sr. 6-3 234 Rosedale, N.Y. (Christ the King) 11 Trey Dunkelberger TE So. 6-5 235 Shillington, Pa. (Governor Mifflin/Pierce College) 11 * Corey Winfield CB So. 6-1 181 St. Louis, Mo. (Riverview Gardens) 12 *** Ryan Norton K Sr. 5-11 186 Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City) 13 ** Ron Thompson DE Jr. 6-3 255 Southfield, MIch. (Southfield) 15 Juwan Dowels CB R-Fr. 5-10 179 Sunrise, Fla. (American Heritage) 16 Marquis Blair S Fr. 6-4 185 Wooster, Ohio (Wooster) 16 Zack Mahoney QB So. 6-2 201 LaGrange, Ill. (Lyons Township/College of DuPage) 17 * Jamal Custis WR So. 6-5 223 Philadelphia, Pa. (Neumann-Goretti) 18 Dontae Strickland RB Fr. 5-11 180 Dayton, N.J. (South Brunswick) 19 Daivon Ellison S Fr. 5-9 175 Linden, N.J. (Don Bosco) 20 Cordell Hudson CB R-Fr. 5-11 175 Largo, Fla. (Largo) 21 * Chauncey Scissum S So. 6-2 206 West Henrietta, N.Y. (Rush-Henrietta) 22 Jordan Fredericks RB Fr. 5-10 205 Inwood, N.Y. (Lawrence) 23 * Jonathan Thomas LB So. 6-1 205 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill) 24 Shyheim Cullen LB Fr. 6-0 215 Lowell, Mass. (Lowell) 25 Kielan Whitner S Fr. 5-10 185 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Mountain View) 26 Tyrone Perkins HB Fr. 6-0 175 Glen Head, N.Y. (Friends Academy) 27 ** George Morris II RB Jr. 6-0 190 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Central Gwinnett) 28 Christopher Fredrick S Fr. 6-0 205 Conley, Ga. (Cedar Grove) 29 ** Devante McFarlane RB Jr. 6-0 193 Wheatley Heights, N.Y. (Half Hollow Hills West) 30 * Parris Bennett LB So. 6-0 216 Detroit, Mich. (U. of Detroit Jesuit) 33 ** Marqez Hodge LB Jr. 5-11 215 Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) 35 Eric Jackson CB Sr. 5-9 170 Inglewood, Calif. (Pacific Palisades) 36 Alex Hodgkinson K Sr. 6-2 183 London, England (Latymer Upper School) 37 Ted Taylor LB Jr. 6-1 215 Riviera Beach, Fla. (Dwyer/Dodge City Community College) 39 Troy Henderson Jr. LB Fr. 6-1 215 Cleveland, Ohio (St. Edward) 41 * Eric Anthony S Jr. 6-0 194 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) 42 * Jacob Green TE Sr. 6-1 250 Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Prep) 42 Joe Stanard S Jr. 5-10 197 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) 43 Terrell Drayton LB So. 5-11 210 Rosedale, N.Y. (Townsend Harris) 46 PJ Batten TE So. 6-3 239 Miami, Fla. (Dade Christian) 47 Matt Keller LS Fr. 5-11 213 Millersville, Pa. (Penn Manor) 48 * Cole Murphy K So. 6-3 191 Castaic, Calif. (Valencia) 49 Alryk Perry LB So. 6-1 218 Columbus, Ala. (Glenwood School) 50 ** John Raymon DT Sr. 6-5 305 Richboro, Pa. (Council Rock North/Iowa) 51 ** Donnie Simmons Jr. DE Sr. 6-2 258 White Plains, N.Y. (Archbishop Stepinac)

58 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER 52 Kayton Samuels NT R-Fr. 6-0 306 Ellenwood, Ga. (Arabia Mountain) 53 Lucas Albrecht DE Sr. 6-2 251 Hudson Falls, N.Y. (Hudson Falls) 53 Nathan Hines LS So. 6-6 247 Catonsville, Md. (Catonsville) 54 Tyler Cross DT Fr. 6-2 270 Douglasville, Ga. (Northview) 55 *** Rob Trudo C Sr. 6-4 307 Farrell, Pa. (Farrell) 56 Kenny Carter DE Fr. 6-6 260 Plainfield, N.J. (Plainfield) 57 ** Omari Palmer OT Jr. 6-3 323 Coram, N.Y. (Longwood) 58 Donnie Foster C So. 6-3 312 Savannah, Ga. (IMG Academy) 58 Hernz Laguerre LB Sr. 6-1 226 Spring Valley, N.Y. (Spring Valley) 59 Aaron Roberts OG R-Fr. 6-4 266 Chicago, Ill. (De La Salle Institute) 60 Cody Conway OT Fr. 6-6 275 Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield North) 61 Samuel Clausman OG Fr. 6-3 315 Pembroke Pines, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 62 Andrejas Duerig C Fr. 6-4 280 Lowell, Ind. (Mount Carmel) 63 Evan Adams OG Fr. 6-6 285 Norwalk, Conn. (Norwalk) 63 Rony Charles NT Sr. 6-2 309 Medford, Mass. (St. Clement) 64 Colin Byrne OT Fr. 6-5 300 Coral Springs, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 65 * Jamar McGloster OT So. 6-7 310 Hillside, N.J. (Saint Anthony) 67 ** Michael Lasker OT Sr. 6-5 306 Corona, Calif. (Santiago/Riverside City College) 68 *** Nick Robinson OG Sr. 6-6 292 Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) 69 Keith Mitsuuchi LS Sr. 5-10 226 Torrance, Calif. (South Torrance) 71 * Alex Hayes OG So. 6-2 290 Ellenwood, Ga. (Tucker) 72 Steven Clark NT Fr. 6-3 290 Arab, Ala. (Brindlee Mountain) 72 *** Ivan Foy OT Sr. 6-5 276 Brooklyn, N.Y. (Fort Hamilton) 73 * Jon Burton OT So. 6-8 307 Spotsylvania, Va. (Courtland/Fork Union Military Academy) 74 ** Seamus Shanley OG Sr. 6-1 276 Syracuse, N.Y. (West Genesee) 75 Denzel Ward OT R-Fr. 6-8 331 Chicago, Ill. (Neal F. Simeon) 76 Keaton Darney OT R-Fr. 6-3 266 Los Angeles, Calif. (Loyola) 77 ** Kendall Moore C Jr. 6-5 239 Chicago, Ill. (Neal F. Simeon) 78 ** Jason Emerich C Jr. 6-3 286 New Ringgold, Pa. (Blue Mountain) 79 Anthony Giudice Jr. DT Fr. 6-2 270 Monroe Township, N.J. (Avon Old Farms (Conn.)) 79 Taylor Hindy OG Jr. 6-4 309 West Hills, Calif. (Chaminade Prep/Washington) 80 * Tyler Provo TE So. 6-2 223 West Palm Beach, Fla. (American Heritage School) 82 ** Alvin Cornelius WR Jr. 6-1 192 Staten Island, N.Y. (Tottenville) 83 * Sean Avant WR So. 5-10 201 Miramar, Fla. (Miramar) 84 ** Ben Lewis HB Jr. 6-2 208 Middletown, Md. (Middletown) 86 Adly Enoicy WR R-Fr. 6-5 227 Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community) 89 ** Josh Parris TE Jr. 6-4 244 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson) 90 Cameron MacPherson TE Jr. 6-3 247 Syracuse, N.Y. (Christian Brothers Academy) 92 ** Riley Dixon P Sr. 6-5 222 Blossvale, N.Y. (Christian Brothers Academy) 93 Qaadir Sheppard DE Fr. 6-2 230 Bronx, N.Y. (Iona Prep) 95 Chis Slayton DT R-Fr. 6-4 289 University Park, Ill. (Crete Monee) 97 Amir Ealey DE Fr. 6-4 230 Coatesville, Pa. (Coatesville) 99 Jake Pickard DE Fr. 6-6 231 Short Hills, N.J. (Millburn)

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Luke Arciniega ...... R-sin-eh-ga Daivon Ellison ...... DAY-von Alryk Perry ...... ALL-rick Ashton Broyld ...... BROILED Jason Emerich ...... EMER-ick Chauncy Scissum ...... SIZZ-um Rony Charles ...... RONNIE Adly Enoicy ...... AD-lee EE-noice-ee Seamus Shanley ...... SHAY-mus Samuel Clausman ...... CLAUSE-man Brisly Estime ...... BRIZZ-lee ESTEEM Qaadir Sheppard ...... cuh-DEER Shyheim Cullen ...... SHY-heem Anthony Giudice Jr...... ji-DEECE Oliver Vigille ...... VIGIL Andrejas Duerig ...... ANDRE DURR-ig Steve Ishmael ...... ISH-mail Kielan Whitner ...... KAI-lin (rhymes with sky) Eric Dungey ...... DUN-jee Hernz Laguerre ...... la-GAIR Amir Ealey ...... AMEER EE-lee Keith Mitsuuchi ...... MEET-sue-ooh-chee

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 59 2015 COACHING STAFF Scott Shafer Head Coach Baldwin Wallace University ‘90 • Indiana University (MS) ‘93 Coaching Accomplishments • At Syracuse, has coached 15 players who have combined to receive all-conference honors 19 times (ACC – 2014: Riley Dixon, Sean Hickey, Cameron Lynch; 2013: Jay Bromley, Durell Eskridge, Sean HIckey, Macky MacPherson, Jerome Smith, Marquis Spruill; BIG EAST – 2012: Shamarko Meet Coach Shafer Thomas, Brandon Sharpe; 2011: Chandler Jones, Personal Marquis Spruill, Phillip Thomas; 2010: Doug Hogue, Chandler Jones, Derrell Smith; 2009: Arthur Jones, • Na ve of Painesville, Ohio • He and his wife, Missy have Derrell Smith). a son, Wolfgang, who is a • In 24 years, he has coached 41 all-conference quarterback at Ithaca College, performers, including four All-Americans. and a daughter, Elsa • Guided the Orange to a 7-6 record in 2013, including a victory against Minnesota in the Texas Education Bowl to become second head coach in school • A graduate of Riverside High history to win a bowl game in his inaugural season. School in Painesville, Ohio • Baldwin Wallace University ‘90 • In 2012, the Orange defense ranked sixth na onally and led the BIG EAST in tackles for loss (7.7 per game). • Indiana (MS) ‘93 • 2010 AFCA National Assistant Coach of the Year nominee. • Led a 2010 defense that improved in almost every major sta s cal category from the previous year — total Coaching Experience defense (7th from 37th), fi rst downs allowed (12th from 27th), pass defense (10th from 85th), pass effi ciency defense (14th from 113th) and scoring defense (13th from 81st). Syracuse 2009-present • Directed the 2009 Orange defense which improved in the national statistical rankings in third-down defense Head Coach 2013-present (28th from 117th), first downs allowed (27th from 104th), total defense (37th from 114th) and sacks (6th from Defensive Coordinator 2009-12 100th). • In 2009, Shafer mentored fifth-round NFL draft choice Arthur Jones, who went on to win a Super Bowl with the Defensive Coordinator/ Baltimore Ravens. Secondary 2011 • In 2007, his defense at Stanford improved in every NCAA sta s cal category from the previous season. • Shafer played a key role in one of the biggest turnarounds in Western Michigan history, as the team went from Michigan 2008 1-11 in 2004 to 7-4 in 2005 and 8-4 in 2006. Defensive Coordinator • In 2006, his defensive unit at WMU led the na on in intercep ons (24), sacks (46), and fi nished sixth in run defense, seventh in turnover margin, 11th in total defense, and 14th in opponent third-down conversions. Stanford 2007 • In 2006, Western Michigan set a MAC record for the fewest rushing yards allowed per game (76.1 ypg). Assistant Head Coach/ • In 2006, he was nominated for the as the na on’s top assistant coach. Defensive Coordinator • In 2003, Northern Illinois ranked third na onally in intercep ons (23) and in the top three in every defensive category. Western Michigan 2005-06 • His 2002 unit led the MAC in every defensive category. Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Backs • In 1995, he helped lead Rhode Island to the New England Division tle.

Illinois 2004 Playing Accomplishments Defensive Backs • Played one season at Ohio University (1985). • Transferred to Baldwin Wallace (1986-90) where he was the quarterback for an off ense that ranked 17th Northern Illinois 1996-03 na onally in passing effi ciency. Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Backs • Baldwin Wallace team captain.

Rhode Island 1993-95 Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Secondary • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse Indiana 1991-92 • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse Graduate Assistant • 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2006 Interna onal Bowl, Western Michigan • 2002 MAC West Division Champions, Northern Illinois • 2001 MAC West Division Champion, Northern Illinois • 1995 New England Division Champions, Rhode Island

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“ I am excited about the tremendous opportunity for Coach Shafer and Syracuse University. Scott is hard-working, enthusiastic and of high character. Great things will happen with Shafe. He and his family will continue the rich The Shafer family – and great Syracuse Wolfgang, Missy, Elsa tradition.” and Scott Prominent Players Coached Head Coach, Michigan • Syracuse: Marquis Spruill (2014 NFL fi h-round dra choice, Atlanta Falcons) Jay Bromley (2014 NFL third-round dra choice, New York Giants) (2013 NFL fourth-round dra choice, Pi sburgh Steelers) “ As a Syracuse Chandler Jones (2012 NFL fi rst-round dra choice – 21st overall pick – New England Patriots) lett erwinner, I am proud Doug Hogue (2011 NFL fi h-round dra choice, ) Arthur Jones (2010 NFL fi h-round dra choice, Bal more Ravens) to have Scott Shafer • Michigan: leading the football Morgan Trent (2009 NFL sixth-round dra choice, Cincinna Bengals) program. He is a person Terrance Taylor (2009 NFL fourth-round dra choice, Indianapolis Colts) • Western Michigan: of high integrity who (2009 NFL second-round dra choice, Detroit Lions) cares about the student- E.J Biggers (2009 NFL seventh-round dra choice, ) athletes and their • Illinois: (2005 NFL second-round dra choice, Indianapolis Colts) development on and off the fi eld. Scott has “ Scott Shafer brings enthusiasm to teaching proven his expertise as young men to be excited about the game of a defensive coordinator football and play it the right way. He is going and is ready to lead the to make it an environment that’s fun to be program. I wish him all the in – the coaches are going to love to come best as the head coach of to work every day and the players are going the Orange.” to love to come to practice every day. I think Doug Marrone ‘91 the results of that will show when people Head Coach, Buff alo Bills are watching the games, the team and their (2013-14) unity. They will know that it starts from the top. It will be an exciting, fun environment for everyone.

“Coach Shafer believes in keeping it simple, having guys play fast and with a lot of emotion. Everything is about passion and enjoying the game, the camaraderie and guys playing together. That is what Scott is about and I think it’s going to transfer onto the fi eld.” David Shaw Head Coach, Stanford

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 61 2015 COACHING STAFF Tim Daoust Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line/ Special Teams Coordinator Wittenberg University ‘01 Coaching Accomplishments • The 2014 Orange defense held nine of its 12 opponents to less than its season average for total off ense and was one of four FBS teams to surrender fewer than 10 rushing touchdowns (9). Alabama, TCU and Ole Miss (9) were the others. • Mentored 2013 All-ACC Third Team selec on Jay Bromley, who was a 2014 Meet Coach Daoust NFL third-round dra choice by the New York Giants. Personal • In 2013, the Syracuse defense finished ranked nationally in multiple • A na ve of Toledo, Ohio categories, including third-down defense (15th), rush defense (24th), kickoff • He and his wife, Jennifer, return defense (4th), sacks (18th), and tackles for loss (18th). have a daughter, Leona • Syracuse was the only FBS team in the na on not to allow a 100-yard rusher in 2013. Education • Coached Chandler Jones, an All-BIG EAST First Team performer • A 1997 graduate of Central and 2012 NFL fi rst-round dra choice. Catholic High School in • In 2012, the SU defense ranked sixth na onally in tackles for loss per game Toledo, Ohio (7.7 per game). • Wi enberg University ‘01 • In 2008, coached All-MAC First Team safety Louis Delmas and All-MAC Second (history), MS ‘07 Team honorees EJ Biggers and Londen Fryar. • In 2007, mentored All-MAC First Team cornerback Londen Fryar and All-MAC Coaching Experience Second Team safety Louis Delmas. Syracuse 2010-present • In 2006 at Western Michigan, the Bronco defense led the na on in Assistant Head Coach/ intercep ons (24), sacks (46) and fi nished sixth in rushing defense, seventh Defensive Line/Special Teams in turnover margin, 11th in total defense and 14th in opponent third-down Coordinator 2013-present conversions. WMU also broke a 33-year old a Mid-American Conference record by allowing only 76.1 rushing yards per game. Defensive Line 2012 Playing Accomplishments Defensive Ends 2011 • Played defensive end for four seasons at Wi enberg University. • 2001 All-North Coast Athle c Conference First Team Central Michigan 2010 • 2000 All-North Coast Athle c Conference Second Team Defensive Line • Wi enberg was 45-5 during Daoust’s career, and advanced to the Division III playoff s each season. Western Michigan 2006-09 • Second on Wi enberg’s career sacks list (27.5). Secondary 2007-09 Defensive Line 2006 Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Cincinna 2005 • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse Graduate Assistant • 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse • 2008 Texas Bowl, Western Michigan Illinois State 2004 • 2006 Interna onal Bowl, Western Michigan

Northern Illinois 2002-03 Championships and Bowl Games as a Player Graduate Assistant • 2003 NCAA Division III Playoff s, Quarterfi nals • 2000 NCAA Division III Playoff s, Quarterfi nals • 1999 NCAA Division III Playoff s • 1998 NCAA Division III Playoff s, Quarterfi nals

Prominent Players Coached • Syracuse: Jay Bromley (2014 NFL third-round dra choice, New York Giants) Chandler Jones (2012 NFL fi rst-round dra choice, New England Patriots) • Western Michigan: Louis Delmas (2009 NFL second-round dra choice, Detroit Lions); E.J Biggers (2009 NFL seventh-round dra choice, Tampa Bay BucA) The Daoust family – Tim, Leona and Jennifer

62 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 COACHING STAFF Chuck Bullough Defensive Coordinator Michigan State University ‘92 Coaching Accomplishments • A veteran coach of the NFL and college football, Bullough has coached every position on the defensive side of the ball and the offensive line. • During his coaching tenure, he has been a part of very successful football teams and programs, having coached in nine bowl games and six NFL playoff games. • During his 19-year career, he has mentored seven NFL Pro Bowl players and three alternates, five collegiate All-Americans, and numerous collegiate players who played in the NFL. Meet Coach Bullough • The 2014 Orange defense held nine of its 12 opponents to less than its season Personal average for total off ense and was one of four FBS teams to surrender fewer than 10 rushing touchdowns (9). Alabama (5), TCU (9) and Ole Miss (9) were • Bullough and his wife, the others. Nicole, have two daughters, Chloe and Annika • In 2014, the SU defense was responsible for four touchdowns (2 INT returns, 2 • His father, Hank, played fumble returns), including two in the team’s win at Wake Forest. football at Michigan State • In 2013, the Syracuse defense finished ranked nationally in multiple categories, and in the NFL for the including third-down defense (15th), rush defense (24th), sacks (18th), and Green Bay Packers. Hank is tackles for loss (18th). considered the ‘Godfather’ • SU was the only FBS team in the na on not to allow a 100-yard rusher in 2013. of Michigan State football, as he played and coached for Playing Accomplishments the Spartans. Chuck and his • 1991 Butkus Award, Semifi nalist brother, Shane, also played • 1993-94 Miami Dolphins, Linebacker at MSU, and three grandsons • Selected by the in the 1992 NFL Dra . also played or currently • Four-year le erwinner at Michigan State. play for the Spartans. Hank • 1990 and 1991 All-Big Ten selec on. coached in the college ranks • 1991 All-America Second Team selec on. for 11 seasons at MSU and • Set the Michigan State single-season tackles record (175). then had a 12-year career as an NFL coach, including one season as the Buff alo Bills Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach head coach and 11 years as • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2007 Bowl Champions, UCLA a defensive coordinator with • 2009 EagleBank Bowl Champions, UCLA • 1997 Aloha Bowl, UCLA fi ve teams. • 2006 Emerald Bowl, UCLA Education • 1986 graduate of Orchard Park Championships and Bowl Games as a Player High School in Buff alo, N.Y. • 1990 Big Ten Champions • 1988 Gator Bowl Champions • Michigan State University • 1990 John Hancock Bowl Champions • 1987 Rose Bowl Champions ‘92 (physical educa on and • 1989 Aloha Bowl Champions • 1987 Big Ten Champions exercise science) Prominent Players Coached Coaching Experience • : Alterraun Verner (All-American, 2010 NFL fourth-round dra Syracuse 2013-present (Eight- me Pro Bowl selec on; 2000 NFL choice, Tennessee Titans) Defensive Coordinator Defensive Rookie of the Year) Akeem Ayers (All-American, 2011 NFL second-round dra Lance Briggs (Seven- me Pro Bowl selec on) choice, Tennessee Titans) Cleveland Browns 2011-12 Mike Brown (2005 Pro Bowl selec on) Datone Jones (All-American, 2013 NFL fi rst-round dra Linebackers Jerry Azumah ( selec on) choice, Green Bay Packers) UCLA 2006-10 Glyn Milburn (Two- me Pro Bowl selec on) Owamagbe Odighizuwa (-12 All-Conference selec on) Defensive Coordinator 2009-10 (Two- me Pro Bowl selec on) Jordan Zumwalt (Pac-12 All-Conference selec on) Linebackers 2006-08 (Four- me Pro Bowl selec on) Cassius Marsh (Pac-12 All-Conference selec on) Alex Brown (2005 Pro Bowl alternate) Western Michigan 2005 • Cleveland Browns: Linebackers D’Qwell Jackson ( selec on, alternate) Lake Forest 2004 • Syracuse: Linebackers/Special Teams Jay Bromley (2014 NFL third-round dra choice, New Coordinator York Giants) Chicago Bears 1999-03 Marquis Spruill (2014 NFL fi h-round dra choice, Defensive Backs 2003 Atlanta Falcons) Defensive Line 2002 • UCLA: Linebackers 1999-01 Brian Price (Pac-10 Player of the Year; 2010 NFL second- round dra choice, Tampa Bay Buccaneers) Michigan State 1997-98 Rahim Moore (All-American, 2011 NFL second-round Off ensive Line 1998 dra choice, Denver Broncos) Defensive Backs 1997 The Bullough family – Nicole, Annika, Chloe and Chuck

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 63 2015 COACHING STAFF Tim Lester Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Western Michigan University ‘00 Coaching Accomplishments • Has mentored 2013 Texas Bowl MVP Terrel Hunt, who ranks 10th in Orange history with 2,621 passing yards. • Named the 2012 College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Coach of the Year after leading Elmhurst College to a 10-2 record and the NCAA playoffs for the first time in school history. • In 2012, guided the Bluejays to the CCIW championship, the Meet Coach Lester program’s first since 1980. Personal • Tutored 2012 All-American and Gagliardi Trophy winner (Division III • He and his wife, Dawn, have Player of the Year) Scottie Williams. four sons, Quinn, Cooper, • From 2008-12, coached 33 all-conference players, including two Carter and Camden All-Americans and three CoSIDA Academic All-Americans. • In 2007, helped lead North Central College to the CCIW title. Coached Education a defense that ranked in the top 20 in five different categories. • Graduate of Wheaton • In 2005-06, coached quarterback Tim Hiller, who earned Mid- Warrenville South High School in Wheaton, Ill. American Conference (MAC) Freshman of the Year honors. • Western Michigan University • 2004 Independent Football Alliance (IFA) Coach of the Year ‘00 (mathema cs) • In 2002-03, coached an Elmhurst offense that broke 11 school records. Coaching Experience Playing Accomplishments Syracuse 2013-present • Finished his Western Michigan career ranked fourth in the FBS for O ff ensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks 2014-present career passing yards (11,299) and sixth in touchdowns (89). • Set 17 Western Michigan school records. Quarterbacks 2013 • Held eight Mid-American Conference records. • 2002 2 (), Memphis Xplorers Elmhurst 2008-12 • 2001 Arena Football League, and Carolina Cobras Head Coach/Off ensive • 2001 XFL, Chicago Enforcers Coordinator • 1998 and 1999 Mid-American Conference Player of the Year finalist • 1994 Blue Chip Illustrated All-American North Central 2007 Defensive Coordinator/ Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Assistant Head Coach • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse Western Michigan 2005-06 • 2012 CCIW Champions, Elmhurst College Quarterbacks • 2007 CCIW Champions, North Central College • 2006 International Bowl, Western Michigan Saint Joseph’s 2004 Head Coach/ Prominent Players Coached Off ensive Coordinator • Tim Hiller (2010 Indianapolis Colts free-agent signee) Elmhurst 2002-03 Off ensive Coordinator

The Lester family – Quinn, Camden, Dawn, Carter, Tim and Cooper

64 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 COACHING STAFF Bobby Acosta Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator Rowan University ‘00

Coaching Accomplishments • In 2013, mentored All-American receiver Anthony Davis who set the school record for recep ons, and quarterback Seth Kline who set the Middle Atlan c Conference (MAC) single- season and single-game records for comple ons. • Coached 11 All-MAC selec ons in 2013. • In 2011, directed The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) off ense Meet Coach Acosta that averaged 362.2 yards per game. Personal • At TCNJ, the off ense averaged more than 360 yards per game • A na ve of Queens, N.Y. in three of his fi ve seasons as off ensive coordinator. • He and his wife, Alicia, have • Part of the staff at Delaware that developed future Super Bowl two children, Aiden and MVP Joe Flacco. Sophia Education Playing Accomplishments • A 1995 graduate of • Played four seasons at Rowan University. Memorial High School in West New York, N.J. • Team reached the Stagg Bowl (Division III na onal • Rowan University ‘00 championship game) in each of his four years. (health and exercise science) Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Coaching Experience • 2007 NCAA FCS Na onal Championship Finalist, Delaware Syracuse 2014-present Wide Receivers 2015-present Championships and Bowl Games as a Player Tight Ends 2014 • 1999 NCAA Division III Playoff s, Stagg Bowl (na onal championship game) • 1998 NCAA Division III Playoff s, Stagg Bowl (na onal championship game) Widener University 2013 • 1997 NJAC Champions Head Coach/Off ensive • 1996 NCAA Division III Playoff s, Stagg Bowl (na onal championship game) Coordinator/Wide Receivers • 1995 NCAA Division III Playoff s, Stagg Bowl (na onal championship game)

TCNJ 2008-12 O ff ensive Coordinator/Wide Prominent Players Coached Receivers/Tight Ends • Delaware: Josh Baker (2011 free-agent signee) Delaware 2007-08 Rob Agnone (2009 Washington Redskins free-agent signee) Tight Ends

Monmouth Reg. H.S. 2006-07 Head Coach

TCNJ 2004-06 Wide Receivers

Marlboro H.S. 2002-04 Head Coach

Rowan 1999-01 Defensive Backs/Special Teams

The Acosta children – Aiden and Sophia

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 65 2015 COACHING STAFF Joe Adam Guards/Centers Grand Valley State University ‘05 Coaching Accomplishments • At Syracuse in 2014, coached All-ACC selec on and NFL free-agent signee ( Saints) Sean Hickey. • At Elmhurst in 2013, coached a defense that allowed 110 less yards per game than the year before. Meet Coach Adam • In 2012, Elmhurst won its fi rst CCIW conference Personal championship in 22 years. • A na ve of Chicago, Ill. • In 2007 at Western Michigan, coached the • He and his wife, Lisa, have 11th-ranked defense in the country. two children, Joe and Jessica • Part of the coaching staff at Grand Valley State that won NCAA Division II na onal Education championships in 2003 and 2005. • 1994 graduate of Niles West High School in Skokie, Ill. • Grand Valley State University Championships and Bowl Games ‘05 (physical educa on) as a Coach • 2012 CCIW Championship, Elmhurst Coaching Experience • 2007 Interna onal Bowl, Western Michigan Syracuse 2014-present • 2005 NCAA Division II National Champions, Guards/Centers 2015 Grand Valley State Off ensive Line 2014 • 2003 NCAA Division II National Champions, Grand Valley State Elmhurst 2007-13 Head Coach/ Defensive Coordinator 2013 Prominent Players Coached • Syracuse: Assistant Head Coach/ Sean Hickey (2015 free-agent signee) Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Backs 2008-12

Quarterbacks/ Running Backs 2007

Western Michigan 2006 Graduate Assistant (Defense)

Grand Valley State 2003-05 Student Assistant

Harper College 1997-02 Line coach

Niles West H.S. 1995-96 Assistant Defensive Line Coach/ JV Defensive Coordinator

The Adam family – Jessica, Joe, Lisa and Joe

66 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 COACHING STAFF Clark Lea Linebackers Vanderbilt University ‘04, MS ‘07

Coaching Accomplishments • Has mentored one All-American and six all-conference selections, including Marquis Spruill and Cameron Lynch at Syracuse. Spruill was selected in the fifth round of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons. • The 2014 Orange defense held nine of its 12 opponents to less than its season average for total off ense and was one of four FBS teams to surrender fewer than 10 rushing touchdowns (9). Alabama (5), TCU (9) and Ole Miss (9) were the others. Meet Coach Lea • In 2014, the SU defense was responsible for four touchdowns (2 INT returns, 2 Personal fumble returns), including two in the team’s win at Wake Forest. • A na ve of Nashville, Tenn. • In 2013, the Syracuse defense finished ranked nationally in multiple categories, • He and his wife, Allison, have including third-down defense (15th), rush defense (24th), sacks (18th), and a son, Clark III, and a tackles for loss (18th). daughter, Mara • SU was the only FBS team in the na on not to allow a 100-yard rusher in 2013. • In 2012, the Bowling Green defense ranked ranked in the top nationally in pass Education defense (7th), scoring defense (9th), and third-down defense (6th). • In 2012, the Bowling Green defense led the Mid-American Conference (MAC) in • Graduate of Montgomery Bell nine statistical categories. Academy in Nashville, Tenn. • 2012 FootballScoop.com Linebackers Coach of the Year finalist. • Vanderbilt University ‘04 • In 2009, the UCLA defense ranked third in the Pac-10. (poli cal science) and MS ‘07 • In 2006, the UCLA defense ranked ninth nationally in rush defense, sixth in (poli cal science) sacks, and fifth in tackles for loss. Coaching Experience Playing Accomplishments Syracuse 2013-present • Member of the 2001 Birmingham-Southern College baseball team that won the Linebackers NAIA World Series. • Baseball letterwinner at Belmont University (2002). Bowling Green 2012 • Three-year football letterwinner at Vanderbilt (2002-04). Linebackers • All-SEC Academic Team selection in 2003 and 2004. • 2005 John Wooden Cup, Finalist UCLA 2009-11 • 2005 H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete Award recipient. Linebackers Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach South Dakota State 2007-08 • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse Linebackers/Recrui ng • 2012 , Bowling Green Coordinator • 2011 Pac-12 South Champions, UCLA • 2011 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, UCLA UCLA 2006 • 2009 Eagle Bowl Champions, UCLA Graduate Assistant • 2007 Great West Conference Champions, South Dakota State (Linebackers) • 2006 Emerald Bowl, UCLA • 2005 Sun Bowl Champions, UCLA UCLA 2005 Defensive Intern Prominent Players Coached • Syracuse: Vanderbilt 2005 Dyshawn Davis (2015 Washington Redskins free-agent signee) Off ensive Graduate Assistant Cameron Lynch (2015 St. Louis Rams free-agent signee) Marquis Spruill (2014 NFL fi h-round dra choice, Atlanta Falcons) • Bowlingeen: Dwayne Woods (2013 Cincinna Bengals free-agent signee) Gabe Mar n (2015 free-agent signee) DJ Lynch (2015 New England Patriots free-agent signee) • UCLA: Eric Kendricks (2015 NFL second-round dra choice, ; 2015 Butkus Award winner) Akeem Ayers (2011 NFL second-round dra choice, Tennessee Titans; 2010 Walter Camp Second Team All-American; 2010 Butkus Award fi nalist) Kyle Bosworth (2010 Jacksonville Jaguars free-agent signee) Reggie Carter (2010 Sea le Seahawks free-agent signee) Jordan Zumwalt (2014 NFL third-round dra choice, Pi sburgh Steelers; 2010 Pac-10 All-Freshman Team) The Lea family – Clark Jr., Clark III, Mara and • South Dakota State: Allison Derek Domino (2010 Denver Broncos free-agent signee) Chris Johnson (2010 Chicago Bears free-agent signee)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 67 2015 COACHING STAFF Jake Moreland Tight Ends/Tackles Western Michigan University ‘00 Coaching Accomplishments • In 2014, the tight ends at Air Force contributed to the Falcons offense that ranked in the top 10 nationally in rushing and fewest sacks allowed. • In 2005, coached All-MAC performer Tony Scheffler who played for the Denver Broncos and Detroit Lions during his eight-year NFL career. • As an offensive assistant in 2004, helped coach a Saint Joseph’s Meet Coach Moreland offense that set school records in seven different categories. Personal • In 2003, helped lead Elmhurst to a record number of wins and the • He and his wife, Anne, have program’s first winning season in 15 years. three daughters, Courtney, • As the tight ends coach for Elmhurst in 2003, mentored a group that Grace and Emma helped set 11 offensive school records. • At Western Michigan, coached three Mackey Award semifinalists (Tony Education Scheffler, Branden Ledbetter, Blake Hammond). • Western Michigan University ‘00 (business administra on in marke ng) Playing Accomplishments • Four-year starter at tight end for Western Michigan. Coaching Experience • Caught passes from SU offensive coordinator Tim Lester. • Set the school record for career passes caught by a tight end (143). Syracuse 2015-present • Second in school history in receiving yards (1,414). Tight Ends/Tackles • Tied for second among tight ends at WMU in career touchdowns (13). • 1999 All-MAC Second Team Air Force 2012-14 • 1998 All-MAC First Team Tight Ends • 2002 , Tight End • 2001 Cleveland Browns/New York Jets, Tight End Western Michigan 2005-11 • 2000 New York Jets, Tight End Assistant Off ensive Coordinator/Tight Ends Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Recrui ng Coordinator 2008-11 • 2014 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Champions, Air Force • 2012 Armed Forces Bowl, Air Force Saint Joseph’s 2004 • 2011 Little Caesars Pizza Bowl, Western Michigan Off ensive Assistant/ Special Teams Coordinator • 2008 Texas Bowl, Western Michigan • , Western Michigan Elmhurst 2003 Tight Ends Prominent Players Coached • Western Michigan: Blake Hammond (2010 Mackey Award semifinalist) Branden Ledbetter (2008 Mackey Award semifinalist) Tony Scheffler (2006 NFL second-round draft choice, Denver Broncos)

The Moreland family – Anne, Grace, Emma, Courtney and Jake

68 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 COACHING STAFF Fred Reed Defensive Backs Mesa State College ‘94 • United States Sports Academy (MS) ‘02 Coaching Accomplishments • The 2014 Orange defense held nine of its 12 opponents to less than its season average for total off ense and was one of four FBS teams to surrender fewer than 10 rushing touchdowns (9). Alabama (5), TCU (9) and Ole Miss (9) were the others. • In 2014, the SU defense was responsible for four touchdowns (2 INT returns, 2 fumble returns), including two in the team’s win at Wake Forest. • SU was the only FBS team in the na on not to allow a 100-yard rusher in 2013. Meet Coach Reed • In 2013, the Syracuse defense finished ranked nationally in multiple categories, Personal including third-down defense (15th), rush defense (24th), sacks (18th), and tackles for loss (18th). • He and his wife, LaShannon, • From 2010-12, developed All-MAC performer Travis Carrie who fi nished sixth in have two children, Amare’ the Mid-American Conference in forced fumbles. and Khamara • In 2008, Buff alo ranked fi rst in forced fumbles and 43rd na onally in total Education defense, the program’s best ranking since 1999. • At Buff alo, mentored 2008 and 2009 All-MAC performers Davonte Shannon and • Mesa State College ‘94 Mike Newton. (recrea on & leisure studies) • In 2007, coached Detroit Lions defensive back Kenoy Kennedy who fi nished in • United States Sports Academy the top 10 in tackles among NFC defensive backs. (MS) ‘02 (sports management) • In 2006, mentored Detroit Lions rookies Gerald Alexander, who fi nished third on the NFL list for tackles by a rookie, and Daniel Bullocks who led all NFC Coaching Experience rookies in tackles. Syracuse 2013-present • In 2005, coached All-American cornerback Dion Byrum, who was a semifi nalist for the Award, presented to the best defensive back in college Defensive Backs football. • In 2004, Nebraska-Omaha ranked second in the North Central Conference Ohio 2010-12 (NCC) in total defense, scoring defense and led the league in turnovers gained. Corners/Punt Returns • In 2003, the Nebraska-Omaha defense ranked fi h na onally with 31 turnovers gained and second in the NCC in pass effi ciency defense. University at Buff alo 2008-09 • In 2000, Nebraska-Omaha led the NCC in pass effi ciency defense. Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Backs Playing Accomplishments Detroit Lions 2006-07 • Wide receiver at Scottsdale Community College in 1986 and 1987. Defensive Assistant, Safe es • Played free safety for Mesa State in 1991 and 1992.

Ohio 2005 Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Corners/Punt Returns • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2004 North Central Conference Champions, Nebraska-Omaha • 2012 Independence Bowl Champions, Ohio • 2000 North Central Conference Champions, Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha 2000-04 • 2011 Idaho Potato Bowl Champions, Ohio Defensive Coordinator/ • 2011 MAC Championship Game, Ohio Defensive Backs 2003-04 • 2010 New Orleans Bowl, Ohio • 2008 Interna onal Bowl, Buff alo Defensive Backs/ • 2008 MAC Champions, Buff alo Special Teams 2000-02

Michigan Tech 1997-99 Prominent Players Coached Linebackers/Recrui ng • Syracuse: Coordinator Durell Eskridge (2015 New York Jets free-agent signee) • Ohio: Travis Carrie (2014 NFL seventh-round dra choice, Oakland Minnesota-Morris 1996 Raiders) Secondary Julian Posey (2011 New York Jets free-agent signee, played for Miami) South Dakota 1994-95 • University at Buff alo: Secondary Josh Thomas (2011 NFL fi h-round dra choice, Dallas Cowboys) • Nebraska-Omaha: Kenny Onatolu (2007 NFL undra ed , played for Minnesota and Carolina)

The Reed family – Amare’, Fred, LaShannon and Khamara

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 69 2015 COACHING STAFF DeAndre Smith Running Backs Southwest Missouri State University Coaching Accomplishments • In 16 years of collegiate coaching, Smith has mentored four All-Americans and nine 1,000-yard rushers. • In 2013 at Syracuse, coached All-ACC Third Team selection Jerome Smith. • In 2012, tutored All-Mountain West running back Kasey Carrier who ranked 12th na onally in rushing yards per game (122.4). • In 2010, coached second-team All-American and All-Big Ten First Team selec on who set Illinois single-season records for rushing yards (1,697), Meet Coach Smith scoring (122 points) and touchdowns (20). Personal • In 2008, mentored second-team All-Mountain West selec on Rodney Ferguson (1,105 yards rushing). • St. Louis, Missouri na ve • At Northern Illinois, coached two players who earned three All-America awards • He and his wife, Lori, have and were MAC rushing champions in Michael Turner (2002, 2003) and Garre two sons, Ryan, a wide Wolfe (2004). Wolfe ranked fi h na onally in rushing (1,656 yards) and was receiver at Duke, and selected in the 2007 NFL Dra by the Chicago Bears. Donovan, and a daughter, • In 1999, coached Indiana State’s Sheraton Fox who was the fi rst Gateway Ashley Conference quarterback to rush for more than 1,000 yards. Education • Graduate of Berkeley High Playing Accomplishments School in St. Louis, Mo. • Led the Aix-en-provence Argonauts to the 1993 French League Championship • Southwest Missouri State and an undefeated season. University (communica ons) • Four-year letterwinner and quarterback at Southwest Missouri State. • 1990 All-America selection • 1990 Division I-AA Offensive Player of the Year Coaching Experience • Gateway Conference Offensive Player of the Decade (1985-95) Syracuse 2013-present Running Backs Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach New Mexico 2012 • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse Running Backs • 2011 Kra Fight Hunger Bowl Champions, Illinois • 2010 Texas Bowl Champions, Illinois Illinois 2010-11 • 2004 Silicon Valley Bowl, Northern Illinois Running Backs

UNLV 2009 Prominent Players Coached Running Backs • Syracuse: Jerome Smith (2014 Atlanta Falcons free-agent signee) New Mexico 2008 • Illinois: Running Backs Mikel Leshoure (NFL second-round draft choice, Detroit Lions) • Northern Illinois: Michael Turner (NFL fifth-round draft choice, San Diego Chargers) Miami (Ohio) 2005-07 Garret Wolfe (NFL third-round draft choice, Chicago Bears) Assistant Head Coach/ Running Backs

Northern Illinois 2001-04 Running Backs/ Special Teams Assistant

Indiana State 1999-2000 Off ensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks

The Smith family – Donovan, Lori, DeAndre and Ryan

70 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 COACHING STAFF Bob Brotzki Assistant Athletics Director for Player Development Syracuse University ‘85 Program Accomplishments • Syracuse has earned the AFCA Academic Achievement Honorable Men on award in 2009, 2011, 2012 and 2014. • During Brotzki’s tenure, 14 Orange student-athletes have been honored by the Na onal Football Founda on Hampshire Society. • In 2014, Sam Rodgers was named a Capital One Second Team Academic All-American. Rodgers was also a semifi nalist for the William Meet Coach Brotzki V. Campbell Trophy (na on’s top football scholar-athlete) and was Personal selected to the AFCA Good Works Team. • Born in December 1962 in • In 2011, Syracuse had a school-record and league-leading 28 student- Sandusky, Ohio athletes named to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team. • He and his wife, Maria, have • In 2010, Syracuse won the Academic Excellence two sons, Jack and Nick Award. Education • Since 2009, Syracuse has had 98 conference all-academic team selec ons. • 1981 graduate of St. Mary’s Central Catholic High School in Sandusky, Ohio Playing Accomplishments • Syracuse University ‘85 • Started 45 consecu ve games for Syracuse at ght end and le tackle. (marke ng) • Played center, guard, tackle, and ght end with the Indianapolis Colts, Dallas Cowboys, and Atlanta Falcons during a four-year NFL career. Coaching Experience Syracuse 2009-present Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach/Administrator Assistant AD for Player Development 2010-present • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse Director of Player • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse Development 2009 • 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse

Robert Morris 2007-08 Championships and Bowl Games as a Player Tight Ends • 1985 Cherry Bowl, Syracuse

The Brotzki family – Jack, Bob, Maria and Nick

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 71 2015 COACHING STAFF Will Hicks Assistant Athletics Director for Athletic Performance North Carolina State University ‘87 Coaching Accomplishments • In 2011, earned Registered Strength and Condi oning Coach (RSCC) status and holds Emeritus (*E) status from the Na onal Strength and Condi oning Associa on (NSCA). • Named the 1999 ACC Strength and Condi oning Professional of the Year by the Na onal Strength and Condi oning Associa on (NSCA).

Meet Coach Hicks Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach • 2013 Texas Bowl Champions, Syracuse Personal • 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • Born in July 1962 in Raleigh, • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse N.C. • 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • He and his wife, Kelly, have • 2004 Champs Sports Bowl, Syracuse three children: Jessica, • 2004 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse Connor and Carson • 2001 Insight.com Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 1998 Micron PC Bowl, North Carolina State Education • 1995 Peach Bowl Champions, North Carolina State • 1979 graduate of Wake • 1994 Hall of Fame Bowl, North Carolina State Academy in Raleigh, N.C. • 1992 Gator Bowl, North Carolina State • North Carolina State ‘87 • 1992 Peach Bowl, North Carolina State (recrea on resources • 1990 All-American Bowl Champions, North Carolina State administra on) • 1989 Copper Bowl, North Carolina State • Cer fi ed Strength and • 1988 Peach Bowl Champions, North Carolina State Condi oning Specialist (CSCS) • 1986 Peach Bowl, North Carolina State • Master cer fi ed specialist in speed and explosion Prominent Players Coached • Syracuse: Coaching Experience Jay Bromley (New York Giants, 2014 third-round dra choice); Marquis Spruill (2014 Atlanta Falcons fi h-round dra Syracuse 2000-present choice); Jus n Pugh (New York Giants, 2013 fi rst-round dra choice); Ryan Nassib (New York Giants, 2013 fourth-round Assistant AD for Athle c dra choice); Shamarko Thomas (Pi sburgh Steelers, 2013 fourth-round dra choice; 2012 Na onal Strength Coaches Performance 2007-present Associa on (NSCA) All-American); Alec Lemon (2013 Houston Texans, free-agent signee); Chandler Jones (New England Patriots, 2012 fi rst-round dra selec on, 2015 Super Bowl champion); Andrew Tiller (New Orleans Saints, 2012 sixth- Head Strength & round dra choice); Delone Carter (Indianapolis Colts, 2011 fourth-round dra choice); Doug Hogue (Detroit Lions, 2011 Condi oning Coach 2000-07 fi h-round dra choice); David Tyree (New York Giants, 2008 Super Bowl champion and selec on); Dwight Freeney (Indianapolis Colts, 2002 NFL fi rst-round dra choice by Indianapolis, Seven- me Pro Bowl selec on, Two- me North Carolina State 1986-00 All-Pro; 2007 Super Bowl champion, 2002 Na onal Strength Coaches Associa on (NSCA) All-American); Arthur Jones (2010 NFL fi h-round dra choice, Bal more Ravens; 2013 Super Bowl champion); (Miami Dolphins, 2001 NFL fi rst- Assistant AD for Football round dra choice by the New York Giants); Morlon Greenwood (Miami Dolphins, 2001 NFL third-round dra choice, 2001 Opera ons and Head Strength Na onal Strength Coaches Associa on (NSCA) All-American); Steve Gregory (2006 free-agent signee, San Diego Chargers); & Condi oning Coach Anthony Smith (Minnesota Vikings, 2006 NFL third-round dra choice, Pi sburgh Steelers and started as a rookie); Tanard

Jackson (2007 NFL fourth-round dra choice, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and started as a rookie); Tony Fiamme a (2009 Director of Athle c fourth-round dra choice, ); (played fi ve years with the Indianapolis Colts); Josh Thomas Improvement 1994-96 (played fi ve years with the Indianapolis Colts, 2007 Super Bowl champion); Ryan LaCasse (Indianapolis Colts, 2007 Super Bowl champion) Athle c Improvement • North Carolina State: Coordinator 1990-94 (St. Louis Rams fi rst-round dra choice); Haywood Jeff ries (Houston Oilers fi rst-round dra Athle c Improvement choice); Joe Milinichik (Detroit Lions, Los Angeles Coach 1986-90 Rams, San Diego Chargers); Dewayne Washington (Minnesota Vikings fi rst-round dra choice, Pi sburgh Steelers, Jacksonville Jaguars)

The Hicks family – Connor, Jessica, Kelly, Will and Carson

72 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 FOOTBALL STAFF Joe Furco Steve Gregory Offensive Graduate Assistant Special Teams Quality Control Elmhurst College ‘13 Syracuse University ‘06

Joe Furco joined the Orange coaching staff as a A er an eight-year NFL career, Syracuse University graduate assistant for off ense in 2015 a er coaching alum Steve Gregory returned to his alma mater as the the running backs and quarterbacks in 2013, and wide special teams quality control coach in June 2015. receivers in 2014 at Division III Loras College. Gregory spent six seasons as a defensive back with the At Loras, he mentored several all-conference players, including All- San Diego Chargers (2006-11) before fi nishing his career with the New England Intercollegiate Athle c Conference receiver Danny Willis. In 2014, receiver Nate Patriots (2012-2013). Gregory recorded 357 tackles, seven intercep ons and 25 Even ranked fi h na onally in receiving yards and sixth in yards per game. He led pass breakups in the NFL and helped the Patriots reach consecu ve AFC tle the Intercollegiate Athle c Conference in four sta s cal categories. Overall, Loras games. set nine school records related to wide receiver play during Furco’s tenure. Prior to embarking on his pro career, Gregory was a wide receiver and A 2013 graduate of Elmhurst College, Furco was a four-year starter at quarterback and led the Bluejays to a Collegiate Conference of Illinois and cornerback for the Orange from 2002-05. He ranks third at Syracuse in both Wisconsin (CCIW) Championship and the NCAA Division III playoff s in 2012. While career passes defended (40) and most pass breakups (34). In 2002, Gregory was playing for SU off ensive line coach Joe Adam, Furco set the Elmhurst career named a SporƟ ng News Freshman All-American a er ranking fi h na onally and records for total off ense (8,113 yards), passing yards (8,002), touchdown passes fi rst among freshmen with 21 passes defended. (67) and comple ons (655). Gregory holds a bachelor’s degree in marke ng and fi nance from Syracuse. Furco earned a bachelor’s degree in physical educa on from Elmhurst in 2013. Alvah Hansbro Jesse Johnson Defensive Quality Control Defensive Graduate Assistant Northern Illinois University ‘06 Michigan State University ‘11 Alvah Hansbro is in his second year with the Orange Jesse Johnson is in his fi rst year as a member of the football program as the defensive quality control coach. Syracuse staff and will serve as a defensive graduate Previously, Hansbro served as the defensive backs assistant coach in 2015. Johnson previously held the same coach at Glenville State College in 2012 and 2013. posi on at Central Michigan from 2013-14, and worked as Duing his me at Glenville State, the Pioneers led Division II in passes a defensive/special teams quality control coach at The Citadel in 2012. defended (2013) and he coached three defensive backs who were two- me All- Johnson played four seasons (2007-10) as a defensive back at Michigan State, Mountain East Conference selec ons and mentored one All-American. earning a scholarship in 2009. He was a team captain the following year and Before heading to Glenville State, Hansbro coached defensive backs at the helped lead MSU to a share of the 2010 Big Ten tle. University of Dubuque in 2009, was the defensive coordinator for the Edgewood Johnson holds a bachelor’s degree in social science from Michigan State. High School varsity team from 2007-09 and also worked at Edgewood again in 2011. In addi on, Hansbro was a student coach at his alma mater, Northern Illinois, in 2006. Christopher Kirkpatrick Hansbro played for the Huskies from 2002-05 where he started at cornerback for three seasons, two of which were for Orange head coach Sco Shafer who Offensive Graduate Assistant was then the defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach. Hansbro led the Elmhurst College ‘13 secondary with 68 tackles as a junior in 2005. Hansbro received his bachelor’s degree in organiza onal and corporate Christopher Kirkpatrick came to Syracuse in June 2015 communica on from Northern Illinois in 2006. from Hoff man Estates High School, where he was the varsity off ensive line coach and a subs tute teacher. In 2013 and 2014, he was a graduate assistant at North Central College (Ill.), mentoring the off ensive line and ght ends. There, Pat Reilly Kirkpatrick worked with four all-conference performers, three all-region selec ons and one All-American. The Cardinals posted a 21-3 record in his two Offensive Quality Control seasons and advanced to the NCAA Division III na onal semifi nals in 2013. SUNY Cortland ‘13 A three-year starter for Elmhurst College at center, Kirkpatrick played for SU off ensive coordinator Tim Lester and was a 2012 All-CCIW First Team selec on. Pat Reilly is in his third season with the Syracuse Kirkpatrick received his bachelor’s degree in history from Elmhurst in 2013. football program. His fi rst posi on with the Orange was as an off ensive intern during the fall of 2013. As an intern, he worked with the ght ends and was responsible for the breakdown of opponent and Bart Tanski self-scou ng fi lm, as well as char ng plays. Prior to returning to Syracuse in 2014, Defensive Graduate Assistant Reilly briefl y served as the ght ends coach at SUNY Brockport. While with the Bowling Green State University ‘13 Orange, Reilly previously worked with the quarterbacks and receivers. As an undergraduate student, the Levi own, N.Y. na ve began his coaching University of Findlay ‘15 career at SUNY Cortland, where he served as the off fensive quality control coach and director of video opera ons. In 2010, Reilly worked as an assistant wide Bart Tanski is in his fi rst year as a graduate assistant receivers coach and then as assistant off ensive line coach from 2011 to 2012. coach for the defense. Prior to joining the Orange, Tanski Reilly graduated cum laude from Cortland in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in spent two years at the University of Findlay coaching the team’s wide receivers (2014), outside linebackers (2014) and defensive backs sport management and minors in computer applica ons and economics. (2013). He also served as Findlay’s assistant special teams coordinator in 2013. Named Ohio’s Mr. Football in 2007, Tanski was a walk-on at Bowling Green. He played quarterback and wide receiver for the Falcons, eventually earning a scholarship and serving as a team captain in 2012. Tanski holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering technology from Bowling Green and a master’s degree in business administra on from Findlay.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 73 2015 FOOTBALL STAFF Austin Beehner Denny Kellington Video Coordinator Head Athletic Trainer for Football SUNY Cortland ‘12 Oklahoma State ‘00/Ohio State (MA) ‘04

Aus n Beehner returned to the Syracuse football staff Denny Kellington, who joined the Syracuse sports as the director of video opera ons in March 2013 a er medicine staff in 2005, is responsible for all phases serving as a video opera ons intern during the spring of of athle c training for the football program and also 2012 while he was comple ng his undergraduate degree mentors the graduate assistant athle c training staff . at SUNY Cortland. As the director of video opera ons, Beehner is responsible A na ve of Midwest City, Oklahoma, Kellington earned his bachelor’s degree for managing the internal video network, preparing game and prac ce fi lm for in health and human performance from Oklahoma State University in 2000. coaches and student-athletes, supervising and teaching interns, and managing a Following his gradua on, Kellington served as an athle c training intern with staff of student camera operators. the NFL’s Denver Broncos from 2000-02. Kellington was named assistant athle c Prior to returning to Syracuse, Beehner was the football video opera ons trainer for the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL for the 2002 season. assistant at The from June 2012 through the 2012 football A er NFL Europe, Kellington served as a graduate assistant athle c trainer at season. At Ohio State, Beehner fi lmed, imported and edited game and prac ce Ohio State University from 2002-04. While at Ohio State, he was responsible for fi lm, managed the video department student assistants, and provided technical the care and rehabilita on for the fi eld hockey and women’s lacrosse teams. support for coaches and student-athletes. He also helped produce opponent Kellington is a member of the Na onal Athle c Trainers Associa on, the EATA, breakdowns and self-scou ng fi lms for the Buckeyes. and the New York In his fi rst s nt at Syracuse, Beehner was responsible for gathering and edi ng State Athle c Trainers’ game and prac ce fi lm and produced individual highlight fi lms for student- Associa on, and serves athletes and the 2012 senior banquet video. as the treasurer of the As an undergraduate at Cortland, he led the fi lming and edi ng of a SUNY ACC Sports Medicine Cortland football promo onal video and created the season in review video for Associa on. He is fully the men’s lacrosse team. Beehner earned his degree in sport management. cer fi ed in Ac ve A graduate of Jamesville-DeWi High School in Syracuse, Beehner served as Release Techniques a camp counselor at the Jewish Community Center of Syracuse from 2005- (ART) and is First Aid, 11 where he worked one-on-one with children with developmental needs in CPR, AED and SASTM associa on with the Au sm Society of America. He provided educa onal and creden aled. recrea onal ac vi es for the children and helped develop major events and Kellington and his fundraisers. wife, Jennifer, reside in Jamesville with their daughter, Sydney, and their son, Bryton. The Kellington family – Jennifer, Sydney, Cole Dial Denny and Bryton Recruiting Offi ce Administrator Reinhardt University ‘10 Brad Kimble In his sixth year with the Orange football program, Cole Dial began assis ng with Syracuse’s recrui ng eff orts in Assistant Athletic Trainer 2013. Baldwin Wallace University ‘03/ Prior to his current posi on, Dial fi lled the role of Cleveland State University (M. Ed.)’06 quality control for administra ve support from 2011-12, and worked as an intern for the team during the 2010-11 academic year. Dial began his career in athle cs Brad Kimble came to Syracuse in July 2011 a er serving administra on as a community coach for Walton High School in Atlanta from as the associate athle c trainer at Baldwin Wallace 2008-10. University from 2006-11. At Baldwin Wallace, Kimble Dial received a bachelor’s degree in sports management from Reinhardt served as the head athle c trainer for the football, men’s basketball and tennis University in 2010. He played one season of collegiate football at Presbyterian programs and as a clinical instructor in the athle c training educa on program. College before transferring to Reinhardt. A na ve of Columbiana, Ohio, Kimble earned his bachelor’s degree in athle c training and fi tness management from Baldwin Wallace in 2003. A er gradua on, Kimble served as a graduate assistant athle c trainer at the Cleveland Clinic and completed his master’s degree at Cleveland State University in 2006.  Kimble has an extensive background in sports medicine, which includes s nts Shawn Emmons with the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets. In addi on, he worked in minor Assistant Video Coordinator league hockey and baseball, with the Cleveland Barons and Mahoning Valley SUNY Fredonia ‘13 Scrappers, respec vely. Kimble has been a guest lecturer at Baldwin Wallace and at local events. In Shawn Emmons is in his fi rst year as an assistant video addi on, he has been a presenter at the College Athle c Trainers’ Society Spring coordinator a er serving as a video opera ons intern for Symposium. He holds mul ple cer fi ca ons and memberships in the athle c the team in 2013 and 2014. training profession. In his role as intern, Emmons was responsible for providing sideline and end zone prac ce fi lm. He also recorded sideline fi lm of home and away games during 2014, and assisted with the cataloging and edi ng of opponent fi lm. Emmons completed his bachelor’s degree in sport management from SUNY Fredonia in 2013. He also earned an associate’s degree from Tompkins Cortland

74 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 FOOTBALL STAFF Matt Mancz Robert Nabke Assistant Strength & Assistant Director of Conditioning Coach Student-Athlete Development SUNY Cortland ‘12 Grand Canyon University ‘06/Marquette (MS) ‘08

Robert Nabke joined the Orange student-athlete Matt Mancz is the top assistant strength coach for development staff as an assistant director in 2014. the football team and the primary strength coach for the Prior to his posi on at Syracuse, Nabke worked men’s and women’s lacrosse teams. at Creighton University as a transi on leader, helping to implement a A 2012 SUNY Cortland graduate, Mancz joined the Syracuse staff as an intern comprehensive academic process for the men’s basketball program as the in the spring of 2012 and was promoted to assistant strength and conditioning university moved from the Missouri Valley Conference to the BIG EAST coach in August 2012. In his time at Syracuse, the football team won the 2012 Conference during the 2013-14 season. New Era Pinstripe Bowl and the 2013 Texas Bowl, and both lacrosse squads Nabke’s prior experience also includes serving as an assistant director of have advanced to the Final Four with the 2013 Orange men reaching the NCAA academic services at Iowa State University from 2009-13. There, he was primarily championship game and the Orange women making the 2014 NCAA final. responsible for academic counseling for men’s basketball and football, helping Mancz has worked with a host of lacrosse All-Americans on both the men’s both teams achieve their highest GPAs in school history. During the 2008-09 and women’s side, including finalists JoJo Marasco (2013), acaedmic year, Nabke worked at the University of New Mexico in academic Kevin Rice (2015), Alyssa Murray (2013, 2014) and Kayla Treanor (2014, 2015). support. He began his career in academics as a graduate assistant for Marque e Mancz, who earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology, was a member University in their athle c academic services department in 2007. of the Cortland football team in 2009 and 2010. He is certified as a strength A na ve of New Berlin, Wisconsin, Nabke is a member of the Na onal and conditioning specialist (CSCS) by the National Strength & Conditioning Associa on of Academic Advisors for Athletes (N4A). He earned a bachelor’s Association (NSCA). degree in history and educa on from Grand Canyon University in 2006, where he le ered in baseball, and a master’s degree in leadership from Marque e in 2008. Mike Morrison Assistant Director of Athletic Drew Robinson Communications Director of Football Operations Ithaca College ‘02/Syracuse University (MS) ‘03 Syracuse University ‘07

Mike Morrison rejoined the Syracuse Athletic Syracuse graduate Drew Robinson returned to his alma Communications staff in August 2005 and became the mater in April 2015 as the director of football opera ons. primary media contact for the Orange football program in 2015. During his undergraduate career, Robinson worked with During his time at Syracuse, Morrison has also worked with the Orange men’s the program as a student manager as a freshman, and lacrosse, men’s soccer, women’s basketball, and softball teams. In 2011, he was was a student assistant coach for off ense from 2005 un l his gradua on in 2007. part of the media relations staff that was recognized by the Football Writers Robinson is responsible for the day-to-day opera ons of the program, Association of America (FWAA) with “Super 11” status for excellence in sports including the overall management of the football budget, team travel, bowl- information. game coordina on, and the Sco Shafer Football Camps. In addi on, he is Prior to his full-time appointment at Syracuse, Morrison worked in the SU responsible for gameday management and the coordina on and planning of office as a student assistant and intern from 2002-04. During the 2004-05 events and special projects related to the football program. academic year, he served as the assistant sports information director at George Before coming back to Syracuse, Robinson fi lled many roles at Rutgers Washington University. At GW, Morrison was the media coordinator for the 2004 University, including working as the assistant athle cs director for crea ve Atlantic 10 Men’s Soccer Championship and co-media coordinator for the 2005 and fan experience in 2014. In that posi on, he was responsible for the Atlantic 10 Women’s Basketball Championship. implementa on of the digital and crea ve marke ng plans while overseeing the A graduate of Ithaca College, Morrison received a bachelor’s degree in sports crea ve services department. His work did not go unno ced as he was selected information and communication in 2002. He earned his master’s degree in by the to help produce the league’s 2014 championship public relations from Syracuse University in 2003. game. Morrison’s publications work has been recognized by the College Sports From 2012 to 2014, Robinson worked as the Scarlet Knights’ director of Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). His 2008 Syracuse men’s soccer branding and social media where he was tasked with maintaining the brand media guide was voted eighth nationally. In addition, Morrison served on the iden ty for the Rutgers football and men’s and women’s basketball teams. group’s membership services committee for five years. In October 2009, Robinson le college athle cs to become the high school Morrison has worked several NCAA championship events during his tenure, partnerships manager for MSG Varsity. He began as an outreach coordinator including the 2002, 2010 and 2015 NCAA Men’s Basketball East Regionals before being promoted to partnership manager in January 2010. As partnership held at the Carrier Dome, and the 2008, 2009 and 2013 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse manager, he managed rela onships with 40 high schools in Cablevision’s Championships. footprint, while assis ng in content crea on and overall brand management for Morrison resides in Liverpool with his wife, Cheri, and son, Kellan. the network. Robinson began his career in intercollegiate athle cs as the Rutgers football opera ons assistant in 2007. He was responsible for planning and coordina ng home and away game travel while serving as the liaison between Rutgers football and the NFL. A er six months in that role, Robinson was promoted to assistant director of recrui ng where he helped bring in the highest-rated class in school history in 2009. A na ve of Berkeley Heights, N.J., Robinson holds a bachelor’s degree in policy studies with a minor in poli cal science.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 75 2015 FOOTBALL STAFF

Dylan Saccone Eric White Director of Recruiting Operations Operations/Recruiting Offi ce University of Kansas ‘12 Assistant Sacred Heart University ‘13 Eric White is the driving force behind the Orange’s recrui ng eff orts. He joined the staff in the spring of 2013 Dylan Saccone joined the Syracuse football program a er working as an assistant director of recrui ng at the in 2013 as an opera ons and recrui ng assistant. He also University of Arkansas and the University of Wisconsin. served as the interim director of football opera ons in the spring of 2015. At Arkansas, White developed a schedule for recruits on their offi cial and Saccone assists in the management of team logis cs, including travel, unoffi cial visits, and assisted the director of recrui ng in crea ng a social media transporta on and accomoda ons for Orange players, coaches and support staff . plan to communicate with poten al student-athletes. He also worked closely with He also assists the recrui ng department in coordina on of offi cial and unoffi cial admissions to monitor their academic standing and he established a recrui ng visits, among other du es. database to access and update their informa on. Prior to joining the Orange, Saccone was a member of the gameday In his role as a recrui ng assistant at Wisconsin, White worked with the director opera ons staff at his alma mater, Sacred Heart University. In that role, Saccone of recrui ng to develop and maintain the highest-ranked recrui ng class possible. assisted with event setup, in-game promo ons, cket distribu on and customer He helped produce a recrui ng manual, organized offi cial and unoffi cial visits and service. planned recrui ng travel for coaches. Saccone earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management from Sacred White’s fi rst posi on in college football was in opera ons and recrui ng at the Heart in 2013. University of Toledo during the summer of 2012. Prior to that he was an assistant football coach and video coordinator at Lawrence High School in Kansas during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. White earned a bachelor’s degree in sports management with a minor in Jim Schlensker business from the University of Kansas in December 2012. Head Equipment Manager for Football  St. Joseph’s College ‘90 Bruce Williams Academic Coordinator Jim Schlensker joined the equipment room staff in Syracuse University ‘09/MS ‘12 1994 and was promoted to head equipment manager for football in January 2011. His primary responsibili es are working with the Former Orange standout Bruce Williams returned to football program, including gameday prepara ons for equipment and locker his alma mater in 2010 as a strength and condi oning room facili es for all home and away contests, and offi ce responsibili es. He is coordinator for the fi eld hockey team and shi ed to the responsible for all football equipment purchasing and recondi oning, uniform student-athlete academic support services department design, maintenance and inventory control. He also maintains the equipment in 2011. As a graduate assistant in academic support, Williams assisted with room computer system, ordering equipment and inventory. He has staff ed nine the prepara on of academic reports, mentored football student-athletes and bowl games for the Orange. supervised study sessions. In 2012, Williams was promoted to his current role of Schlensker came to Syracuse from Northwestern University. The Fort Wayne, academic coordinator where he arranges objec ve-based study table sessions, Ind., na ve is a 1990 graduate of St. Joseph’s College. Schlensker is cer fi ed as an coordinates tutor appointments, and assists with eligibility procedures and mid- equipment manager by the Athle c Equipment Managers Associa on (AEMA). year cer fi ca on. In July 2011, Williams served as the assistant director and football coordinator of the Youth Impact Program, designing a program curriculum for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade boys from the Syracuse City School District. The program included both classroom work and life skills sessions before concluding with full Kyle Fetterly contact football prac ces. A na ve of Syracuse, Williams is ac ve in the community. He worked in the Head Equipment Manager summer programs for children at the Southwest Community Boys and Girls Club Syracuse University ‘09 and was an ac ve par cipant in the ‘Cuse Cares program while he was a member of the football program. Kyle Fe erly has been the head equipment manager A free safety for the Orange, Williams earned three le ers and was a three- at Syracuse University since 1983. He is responsible for me member of the BIG EAST All-Academic Team. He earned a bachelor’s all athle cs equipment purchasing and recondi oning, degree in child and family studies in 2009 and completed his master’s degree in uniform design, maintenance and inventory control. instruc onal design, development and evalua on in 2012. Fe erly previously served as assistant equipment manager and as a student He has one daughter, Helena Elizabeth Williams. equipment manager. He is cer fi ed by the Athle c Equipment Managers Associa on (AEMA) and has been involved with the organiza on since entering the fi eld. Fe erly serves on various boards, including Nike, Schu , Bike, Brine and Champion, working for the enhancement of protec ve equipment for all sports. He also is a frequent speaker at na onal and regional AEMA workshops. Fe erly has staff ed 14 bowl games for the football team. Fe erly, who lives in Liverpool, earned his bachelor’s degree in retail management from Syracuse University in May 2009.

76 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 FOOTBALL STAFF/ADMINISTRATION Katie Berardi Herman Frazier Offi ce Coordinator Deputy AD/Chief of Staff Syracuse University ‘06 Arizona State ‘77

Ka e Berardi joined the football offi ce in June 2007 as Veteran athle cs administrator Herman Frazier joined the offi ce coordinator. She manages the daily opera ons the Syracuse University staff as a deputy athle cs of the George R. Iocolano and William C. Pe y Football director/chief of staff in 2011. In his role, Frazier oversees Complex and provides administra ve support for the assistant coaches, the the daily opera on of all facets of Syracuse Athle cs. assistant athle cs director for player development, the assistant athle cs Frazier boasts nearly 40 years of experience in athle cs administra on, director for athle c performance and to the director of football opera ons. She including eight years of experience as an athle cs director. He has overseen the also serves as a liaison with the NFL team scou ng departments and the NCAA par cipa on of the Syracuse football team in the 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Eligibility Clearinghouse. and the 2013 Texas Bowl. In 2012, he received the NACDA Pioneer Award for his Berardi is a Syracuse University alumna. She received her bachelor’s degree in posi on as the Chef de Mission for the 2004 Olympic Games. Before coming to Syracuse, Frazier was the senior associate athle cs director 2006. for sports administra on at Temple University. Prior to joining the Owls’ staff , the Ka e and her husband, John, reside in Jamesville. Philadelphia na ve served six years as the director of athle cs at Hawai’i. Frazier was also the director of athle cs at the University of Alabama-Birmingham (UAB). At Temple, Frazier supervised the football, basketball, baseball, soccer, and crew programs, and was the administra ve liaison for budget, compliance, Kim O’Connor fi nancial aid, coaching searches, scheduling, academic support, facility issues, Administrative Assistant for Head event management, media rela ons, and marke ng. He was also responsible for administra ve supervision of the equipment opera on, facili es, event Coach and Football Operations management, sports medicine, and strength and condi oning. Frazier handled Columbia College the administra ve logis cs for the Owls’ appearance in the 2009 Eagle Bank Bowl and the 2010 and 2011 men’s basketball NCAA Tournament appearances. Kim O’Connor serves as a liaison between head coach Frazier was the athle cs director at Hawai’i from 2002 through 2008, where Sco Shafer and University staff , faculty, administra on, he guided Warrior athle cs to unparalleled success with the football team the business community and the general public. O’Connor earning a spot in the 2008 Sugar Bowl following an unbeaten regular season. also provides administra ve support for the assistant athle cs director for player Under Frazier’s direc on, the football team earned four consecu ve bowl bids, personnel and football opera ons, and the football staff . In addi on, she handles and the volleyball program advanced to back-to-back Final Fours. During his the administra on of all summer camp programs. tenure, Frazier created premium seat dona ons, established a fi ve-year fi nancial Prior to joining the Syracuse staff in 2007, O’Connor held administra ve plan, nego ated head coaching contracts for football and women’s basketball, posi ons in the legal, human resources and design and development fi elds. and was instrumental in bringing an Olympic Trials event to . She and her husband, Tim, live in Cicero with their sons, Tim and Kyle. Frazier’s fi rst athle cs director post was at the University of Alabama- Birmingham in 2000. As the second director of athle cs in the history of the school, Frazier started a $30 million facility improvement plan and was responsible for ins tu ng new management concepts and a strategic master plan Laurene Porillo for the program. Frazier began career in administra on immediately upon gradua on from Administrative Specialist for Arizona State, joining the Sun Devil staff as a graduate assistant for the track & Football Recruiting fi eld program in 1977. In 1979, he was appointed assistant director of events SUNY Canton (A.A.S) ‘76 and facili es. During his 23-year tenure at ASU, Frazier moved up the ranks to the posi on of senior associate athle cs director for business opera ons. As the administra ve specialist for football recrui ng, Frazier was the administrator for 10 Olympic sports that won numerous na onal Laurene Porillo supports the coaching staff in its recrui ng championships and the football program, which earned two Rose Bowl berths, eff orts. She maintains the recrui ng database and assists and he directed business aff airs, opera ons, and stadium management. in the coordina on of offi cial and unoffi cial visits. Porillo serves as a liaison with An eight- me All-American track performer at ASU, Frazier was the leadoff incoming student-athletes and families during their admissions process. runner for the 1976 Olympic Gold Medal-winning 4x400 relay team. From 1980 Porillo, who joined the football staff in 2003, received her associate’s degree through 2004, Frazier served on various United States Olympic commi ees, from SUNY Canton. Prior to joining the football offi ce, Porillo held various including two s nts as the U.S. Olympic Commi ee Vice President from 1996 administra ve posi ons in the legal, business and real estate fi elds. through 2004. In 2004, Frazier was chosen Chef de Mission for the en re U.S. She and her husband, Nick, reside in Liverpool. They have two children, delega on at the Athens Olympics and presided over the most successful U.S. Ma hew and Meghan. Olympic team in history with 103 medals.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 77 2015 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Sue Cornelius Edson Floyd Little Executive Senior Associate Athletics Special Assistant to the Athletics Director Director/Chief Communications Offi cer Syracuse University ‘67/ Syracuse University ‘90 University of Denver College of Law ‘75

Sue Cornelius Edson began her career at Former Syracuse superstar and Pro Football Syracuse University in 1990 as an assistant Hall of Famer Floyd Li le ‘67 returned to Syracuse sports informa on director and became the director of athle c University in July 2011 in the role of special assistant to the athle cs communica ons in 1997. She was promoted to execu ve senior director. associate athle cs director/chief communica ons offi cer in the spring of The fi ve- me Pro Bowl selec on is responsible for development and 2015. Edson had served associate director of athle cs in from 2006-14 donor rela ons, assis ng with student-athlete and team development a er serving as an assistant director of athle cs for communica ons and prospec ve student-athlete on-campus recruitment ac vi es. In since August 2006. addi on, he handles special projects as assigned by the director of A 2012 College Sports Informa on Directors Associa on athle cs and he serves in many other capaci es for the department. (CoSIDA) Hall of Fame inductee, Edson is responsible for the athle c A three- me All-American and 1966 ECAC Player of the Year at communica ons opera on, which disseminates informa on for all Syracuse, Li le was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1983 varsity sports to appropriate organiza ons, manages the department and the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2010. He is one of 18 Syracuse website (Cuse.com) and acts as a liaison between the media and the SU representa ves to be enshrined in the College Hall of Fame and one coaching staff s and student-athletes. In addi on, she handles various of seven with Syracuse es to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall administra ve responsibili es and par cipates in department ini a ves. of Fame. In May 2012, Li le was honored at his alma mater, James Prior to her appointment as the director, Edson was an assistant in New Haven, Conn., as part of the “Hometown director for seven years and had addi onal du es as publica ons Hall of Famer” program. coordinator for four years. As publica ons coordinator she was The recipient of more than 19 professional athlete achievement responsible for the produc on of 16 media guides. In addi on, she awards and more than 31 dis nguished community service awards handled the day-to-day public rela ons du es for women’s basketball. during his career, Li le is enshrined in seven Halls of Fame. In January Prior to 1993, she handled the public rela ons for SU’s 17 Olympic 2012, he was recognized by the Walter Camp Football Founda on as its sports. Dis nguished American and in 2014 was honored with the Edson also received the 2006 Eastern College Athle c Conference- Legends Award. Sports Informa on Directors Associa on (ECAC-SIDA) Irving T. Marsh In 1974 alone, Li le received three pres gious community service Award for excellence in the fi eld of sports informa on, and in 2007 she awards: the YMCA Brian Piccolo Award, The Dis nguished American was recognized with the Greater Syracuse ‘40 Under 40’ award for her Award for Community Service presented by the Connec cut Hall signifi cant contribu ons in the workplace and in the community. of Fame, and the American Jewish Community Appeal for Human Edson has been the media coordinator for the NCAA Men’s Rela ons Cita on in recogni on of the outstanding contribu ons he Basketball Tournament events held in Syracuse, including the 2000, made toward the be erment of man and his community. 2002, 2005, 2010, and 2015 East Regional Championships and served on In addi on to the College and Pro Football Halls of Fame, Li le has the ECAC-SIDA Board of Directors for eight years, including as president been honored as a Syracuse University Le erwinner of Dis nc on and in 2002-03. recognized by the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame, the Denver Broncos An adjunct professor in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Ring of Fame, the Gator Bowl Hall of Fame, and the African American Communica ons, Edson taught a class in sports public rela ons from Ethnic Sports Hall of Fame. In 1992, Li le was honored with the NCAA 1994 through 2013. Silver Anniversary Award. She graduated from Syracuse in 1990 with a dual degree in broadcast The sixth player selected overall in the 1967 dra , Li le made an journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communica ons immediate impact on the Denver Broncos. A mul -dimensional player, and policy studies from the Maxwell School. Li le combined his rushing talents with great hands and also served as Edson resides in Jamesville with her son, Thomas, and her daughter, a return man, amassing more than 12,000 all-purpose yards during a Tracey. Her late husband, Rob Edson ‘90, was an athle cs administrator career that spanned from 1967 to 1975. at Syracuse and Onondaga Community College before his passing in Li le graduated from the University of Denver’s College of 2013. She is a co-president of the Jamesville-DeWi Youth Athle c Law in 1975, and in 1979 he completed the Ford Motor Execu ve Associa on Board of Directors and serves as the co-coordinator of the Management Training Program, where he par cipated in extensive basketball program. In addi on, she is a youth basketball coach and was seminars and in-fi eld training in the areas of sales, marke ng, an ac ve member of the Jamesville Elementary Parent Teacher Group. accoun ng, fi nance and purchasing. The former president and owner of Pacifi c Coast Ford, which became a private capital dealership in 1996, Li le was known as one of the most successful and well-respected Ford dealers in the industry and has served as a consultant and instructor for Ford’s Minority Dealers Program. In 2009, Li le re red as a Ford dealer and was the longest tenured minority dealer in the Ford por olio at the me. Since his re rement, Li le has made appearances at NFL and Hall of Fame events and been a popular and sought a er speaker for Touchdown Presenta ons, LLC. He also par cipates in and supports numerous charitable events around the country. Li le, who is married to Syracuse na ve DeBorah A. Green, has two daughters, Christy Jones and Kyra DaCosta, a son, Marc T. Li le, and four grandchildren, AJ, Skye, Blaze, and Hayes Jones.

78 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Andy Frazo Morey Mossovitz Deputy of Athletics/ Assistant Athletics Director for Chief of Budget and Finance Facilities & Event Operations SUNY Oswego ‘86 Syracuse Unversity ‘08/MS ‘10

Andy Frazo returned to the athle cs department staff in Morey Mossovitz joined the athle cs department staff March 2015 a er holding the role of director of fi nancial as academic and facili es coordinator in the fall of 2010. repor ng and analysis in the University’s Comptroller’s Offi ce for the previous He was named assistant athle cs director for facili es and event opera ons in eight years. August 2011. Frazo started his tenure at Syracuse University in 1992 as the Carrier Dome Mossovitz was previously was a member of the Stevenson Educa onal Center business manager. He also served as the assistant athle cs director for budget staff , where he oversaw academic coordina on for men’s and women’s lacrosse, and fi nance before his promo on to the Comptroller’s Offi ce in 2007. and tennis. In addi on, Mossovitz assisted in the daily opera ons of Manley Field Frazo earned a bachelor’s degree in accoun ng from SUNY Oswego and is a House, the Lampe Athle cs Complex and the Carrier Dome. cer fi ed public accountant. Prior to his appointment at Syracuse, Frazo worked In the summer of 2011, Mossovitz was promoted to his current posi on. His as the comptroller for the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra and as an auditor at du es include providing administra ve support to Pete Sala, Syracuse University’s Price Waterhouse. chief facili es offi cer, as well as oversight and opera ons management for SU’s Frazo and his wife, Danielle, reside in Baldwinsville with their daughter, athle c facili es and Olympic sport contests. In addi on, he is responsible for Ashleigh, and son, Liam. His son, James, a 2002 graduate of Syracuse University, game management for the Lampe Athle cs Complex venues (fi eld hockey and resides in Brooklyn. soccer), the SU So ball Stadium, and select Carrier Dome events. Mossovitz also coordinates schedules and u li es for Manley Field House, the outdoor track, Coyne Field, the SU Soccer Stadium, the football and lacrosse prac ce fi elds, Hookway Fields, the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center, and the Ensley Jeremiah Maher Athle c Center. Associate Athletics Director for Mossovitz serves as the athle cs department liaison with Parking Services, the Department of Public Safety, EMS, CenterState CEO, the Offi ce of Government Ticket Sales & Operations and Community Rela ons and the Offi ce of Recrea on Services. ‘99/Seton Hall (MBA) ‘05 Mossovitz earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in educa onal studies from Syracuse University in 2008. He received his master’s Jeremiah Maher, who joined the Syracuse athle cs degree from Syracuse in student aff airs counseling in 2010. department staff in 2007, is responsible for supervising all While a ending Syracuse, Mossovitz worked as a manager and then served facets of Syracuse’s cke ng and customer service, as it relates to the Dome Box as a graduate assistant for the men’s lacrosse program, which won the 2008 and Offi ce opera on. 2009 na onal championships during his tenure. He also served as the assistant Prior to coming to Syracuse, the Rochester, N.Y. na ve was the director of director for Syracuse Men’s Lacrosse Summer Programs and was a produc on cket sales at Seton Hall University, where he established policies and procedures supervisor in the Carrier Dome. for re-sea ng in the new Pruden al Center building, coordinated with the Before joining athle cs, Mossovitz was a career counselor intern at the athle c development offi ce to implement a priority sea ng system for men’s Syracuse University Center for Career Services. He is a member of the Psi Chi basketball, generated strategies for the men’s and women’s basketball cket Interna onal Honor Society in Psychology and is also a member of the Chi Sigma sales campaigns, and more. Maher began at Seton Hall as the cket manager, a Iota Counseling Honor Society. post he held for fi ve years before his promo on. Mossovitz resides in Faye eville with his wife, Liz. Before working in cket opera ons at Seton Hall, Maher was the assistant director of sports informa on and marke ng at Siena College. Maher, who has volunteered at the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, is a member of the Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity Jamie Mullin and the Na onal Associa on of Collegiate Marke ng Administrators (NACMA). Senior Associate Athletics Maher earned a bachelor’s degree in marke ng and management from Siena College and earned an MBA, with a concentra on in sports management, from Director for Administration Seton Hall. Northern Michigan ‘99/Central Michigan (MS) ‘07

Jamie Mullin was promoted to senior associate athle cs director for administra on in July 2013. Mullin joined the Syracuse staff as the director of athle c compliance in July 2003 and was promoted to associate director of athle cs for team services in 2006. Most recently he served as associate director of athle cs for administra on. Mullin is the liaison to the University legal counsel, judicial aff airs, public safety, admissions and fi nancial aid departments. In addi on, Mullin is responsible for athle cs department policy development and strategic planning. He is also responsible for providing managerial support to the equipment room, sports medicine department, weight room, and video support services and supervises the men’s lacrosse, women’s ice hockey, fi eld hockey, and rowing programs. Mullin joined the SU staff a er working at Fresno State for two years. He was named Fresno State’s director of compliance in June 2001 and was promoted to assistant athle c director for compliance a year later. Prior to his tenure at Fresno State, Mullin worked in the compliance offi ce at Central Michigan University as an assistant from August 1999 through May 2001. Mullin earned his bachelor’s degree in history from Northern Michigan University and his master’s degree in sport administra on at Central Michigan University. Mullin and his wife, Sara, reside in Jamesville, with their sons, Tate and Quinn.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 79 2015 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Brad Pike Tommy Powell Assistant Director of Athletics for Assistant Provost for Sports Medicine Student-Athlete Development Marietta College ‘89/Syracuse University (MS) ‘91 Southeastern Louisiana ‘92/MS ‘95 SUNY Health Science Center ‘94 A proven leader in academic excellence, Tommy A veteran sports medicine professional, Brad Powell came to Syracuse University as provost for Pike was appointed assistant athle cs director for sports medicine in student-athlete development in August 2013. Powell has an extensive September 2014. He is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the background in guiding student-athletes to success in the classroom and sports medicine department. in the community. He came to Syracuse from Iowa State University, Since 2000, Pike has worked with the men’s basketball program and where he served as the associate athle cs director for academic has directed the injury rehabilita on program for all sports. In 2005, services since 2008. Pike was named head athle c trainer and director of sports medicine While at Iowa State, Powell implemented a standard comprehensive a er serving as associate athle c trainer for fi ve years. Pike previously academic support program for all student-athletes. The program worked as a graduate assistant athle c trainer for the Orange from helped student-athletes to a higher cumula ve GPA than the general 1989-91. Prior to returning to Syracuse in 2000, Pike spent nine years student popula on from 2011 to 2013. Iowa State’s 79 percent federal working in outpa ent physical therapy centers. gradua on rate in 2010 was the highest in the Big 12 and the seventh- A 1989 graduate of Marie a College (Ohio), Pike majored in sports highest among FBS schools. In 2009, Iowa State’s CHAMPS/Life Skills medicine as an undergraduate. He earned his master’s degree in program earned the Division I-A Athle c Directors Associa on Na onal physical educa on from SU in 1991 and added a bachelor’s degree in Program of Excellence Award. physical therapy from the SUNY Health Science Center in 1994. Prior to his me at Iowa State, Powell was the associate director of Pike is cer fi ed in full body ac ve release technique (ART), sound the Louisiana State University Academic Center for Student-Athletes assisted so ssue mobiliza on (SASTM) and is a cer fi ed Na onal from 2001 to 2008. In addi on to serving as the academic coordiniator Academy of Sports Medicine Performance Specialist (PES). He has for several teams, including football and basketball, Powell monitored special interests in exercise recovery and strength training. at-risk student-athletes’ academic progress toward degree and eligibility A cer fi ed member of the Na onal Athle c Trainers’ Associa on requirements. He also worked with on-campus personnel to help the (NATA), College Athle c Trainers Society, the Eastern Athle c Trainers facilty achieve its goals. Associa on and the New York State Athle c Trainers Associa on, Pike Powell began his academic support career at LSU where he served has presented at numerous symposiums and workshops. He also serves as an academic counselor for the College of Arts and Sciences for two as an adjunct professor in Syracuse University’s School of Educa on. years. He was the director of counseling services at River Parishes Pike owns his own physical therapy prac ce, Championship Physical Community College from 1998 to 2000 before serving as the director of Therapy, in East Syracuse. the TRIO Dissemina on Partnership Program at Southeastern Louisiana Brad and his wife, Lynne, are the parents of Ryan, who is a Syracuse University in 2000 and 2001. The program trained and supervised University student, and Emily. They reside in Jamesville. college faculty on the implementa on of supplemental instruc on. Powell earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology in 1992 and his master’s degree in counseling in 1995 from Southeastern Louisiana. Powell and his wife, Deborah, have two sons, Tyler and Ethan.

80 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Pete Sala David Wishart University Vice President/ Executive Director of Athletic Chief Facilities Offi cer Development University of ‘89 Syracuse University ‘07

Pete Sala is the the University’s vice president David Wishart was hired as the execu ve and chief facili es offi cer. In addi on to overseeing director for athle c development in August 2014. all opera ons of SU’s athle c facili es, including the Carrier Dome, A former track and fi eld student-athlete for the Orange, he most Sala oversees several other departments on campus, including Campus worked in regional development for the University before joining the Planning, Design and Contruc on, Business and Facili es Maintenance department. Wishart is responsible for the crea on and implementa on Services, Physical Plant, Housing and Food Services Maintenance, and of all athle c fundraising eff orts. Energy Systems & Sustainability Management. He transi oned to athle cs a er overseeing Syracuse University’s Sala also served as the interim director of athle cs from mid-March regional development in New England, Chicago and Texas for a span of to July 6, 2015. three years. Prior to that, he worked in ’s capital Sala started at the Carrier Dome in 1982 as a produc on assistant giving offi ce, focusing on the Northern California region. and advanced through the ranks to produc on manager in 1988 and Wishart graduated in 2007 from Syracuse as a dual major in fi nance opera ons manager in 1991. He served as assistant director of facili es and marke ng in the Mar n J. Whitman School of Management. While opera ons for the Carrier Dome from 1991 through June 2005 when at SU, he was a member of the cross country and track and fi eld teams, he was promoted to associate director of athle cs for facili es. In 2010, earning a total of nine varsity le ers as a distance runner, compe ng Sala assumed the role of managing director of the Carrier Dome. mostly in the 3,000- and 5,000-meter runs. Wishart earned points in At the Dome, Sala is responsible for all aspects of the day-to-day the 10,000-meter run at the 2006 BIG EAST Outdoor Track and Field opera ons of the facility ,including coordina ng and scheduling events, Championship and was a captain of the cross country squad. managing the box offi ce, maintaining the budget, and overseeing all Wishart earned an MBA with a focus in sports administra on from necessary building maintenance. He supervises a full- me staff of 35, a Auburn University in 2009. While at Auburn, he worked as a graduate part- me staff of more than 400, and the nearly 100 students that assist assistant in the Tigers’ athle c department. in Dome opera ons and facility changeovers. Sala also serves as the A 2003 graduate of New Trier High School in Winnetka, Illinois, Dome’s contact person for television produc ons. Wishart was a two- me, all-state track athlete. Born in North York, Along with his Carrier Dome responsibili es, Sala is also the Ontario, he represented at the 2004 World Junior Cross Country construc on manager for all athle cs facility upgrades and new Championship in Brussels, . building projects, including recent addi ons such as the football weight Wishart is the execu ve director of Syracuse University’s Varsity Club room, fi ve new outdoor synthe c turf fi elds, the Carmelo K. Anthony and is a former member of the board of directors for SU’s Genera on Basketball Center, Ensley Athle c Center, and the remodeling of Manley Orange. Field House into a new mul -use indoor prac ce facility. A 1979 graduate of Jamesville-DeWi High School, Sala a ended Morrisville College before transferring to the University of Massachuse s, where he completed its program in turf management. He and his wife, Laurie, reside in Jamesville with their son, Jake.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 81 2015 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

Wendy Coher Chris Gedney Dave Gunn Jim Hamilton Director of Premium Senior Associate AD/ Digital Media Producer/ Seating Orange Club Managing Editor Videographer

Mary Kelly April Maw Susie Mehringer Pete Moore Administrative Assistant to Assistant Director for Donor Assistant Director of Director of Athletic the Athletics Director Programs/Special Events Athletic Communications Communications

Matt Palumb Matt Park Kitty Pasqua Jason Poles Assistant AD for Donor Play-by-Play Voice, Executive Assistant/ Assistant AD for Relations Syracuse IMG Sports Network Administration Major Gifts

Anthony Prisco Kevin Van Derzee Erlease Wagner Rick Burton Assistant Director of Business Manager Director of Athletic NCAA Faculty Athletics Athletic Communications Compliance Representative SYRACUSE HEAD COACHES

Jim Boeheim Mike Bosch Ange Bradley John Desko Men’s Basketball Interim Softball Field Hockey Men’s Lacrosse

Chris Fox Paul Flanagan Gary Gait Quentin Hillsman Cross Country/ Women’s Ice Hockey Track & Field Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Basketball

Younes Limam Ian McIntyre Justin Moore Dave Reischman Women’s Tennis Men’s Soccer Women’s Rowing Men’s Rowing

Scott Shafer Phil Wheddon Leonid Yellin Football Women’s Soccer Women’s Volleyball

82 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2015 OPPONENTS RHODE ISLAND • SEPT. 4 (7 p.m./ESPN3) PITTSBURGH • OCT. 24 (TBA) Location: Kingston, R.I. Head Coach: Jim Fleming Location: Pittsburgh, Pa. Head Coach: Pat Narduzzi Enrollment: 13,354 Overall Record: 22-12 (3 years) Enrollment: 34,934 Overall Record: First Year Nickname: Rams Record at School: 1-11 (1 year) Nickname: Panthers Record at School: First Year Athletics Director: Thorr Bjorn Football Contact: Shane Donaldson Athletics Director: Scott Barnes Football Contact: E.J. Borghetti Colors: Blue and White Office: (401) 874-2409 Colors: Blue and Gold Office: (412) 648-8240 Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Cell: (508) 509-7299 Conference: Atlantic Coast Cell: (412) 491-5110 2014 Record: 1-11 Email: [email protected] 2014 Record: 6-6 Email: [email protected] Conf. Record/Finish: 1-7/11th Website: GoRhody.com Conf. Record/Finish: 4-4/t-3rd (Coastal) Website: PittsburghPanthers.com Stadium: Meade Stadium Series: SU leads, 2-0 Stadium: Series: Pitt leads, 36-31-3 Capacity: 5,180 Last Meeting: SU 21, RI 14 (2011) Capacity: 68,400 Last Meeting: Pitt 30, SU 7 (2014)

WAKE FOREST • SEPT. 12 (12:30 p.m./ACC Network) at FLORIDA STATE • OCT. 31 (TBA) Location: Winston-Salem, N.C. Head Coach: Dave Clawson Location: Tallahassee, Fla. Head Coach: Jimbo Fisher Enrollment: 4,867 Overall Record: 93-89 (15 years) Enrollment: 41,477 Overall Record: 58-11 (5 years) Nickname: Demon Deacons Record at School: 3-9 (1 year) Nickname: Seminoles Record at School: Same Athletics Director: Ron Wellman Football Contact: Steve Shutt Athletics Director: Stan Wilcox Football Contact: Zach Stipe Colors: Old Gold and Black Office: (336) 758-5641 Colors: Garnet and Gold Office: (860) 645-7683 Conference: Atlantic Coast Cell: (336) 970-7512 Conference: Atlantic Coast Cell: (850) 228-7583 2014 Record: 3-9 Email: [email protected] 2014 Record: 13-1 Email: [email protected] Conf. Record/Finish: 1-7/t-6th (Atlantic) Website: WakeForestSports.com Conf. Record/Finish: 8-0/1st (Atlantic) Website: Seminoles.com Stadium: BB&T Field Series: SU leads, 3-1 Stadium: Doak Campbell Stadium Series: FSU leads, 7-1 Capacity: 31,500 Last Meeting: SU 30, WF 7 (2014) Capacity: 82,300 Last Meeting: FSU 38, SU 20 (2014)

CENTRAL MICHIGAN • SEPT. 19 (12:30 p.m./RSN) at LOUISVILLE • NOV. 7 (TBA) Location: Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Head Coach: John Bonamego Location: Louisville, Ky. Head Coach: Bobby Petrino Enrollment: 27,069 Overall Record: First Year Enrollment: 22,298 Overall Record: 92-34 (10 years) Nickname: Chippewas Record at School: First Year Nickname: Cardinals Record at School: 50-13 (5 years) Athletics Director: Dave Heeke Football Contact: Rob Wyman Athletics Director: Tom Jurich Football Contact: Rocco Gasparro Colors: Maroon and Gold Office: (989) 774-3277 Colors: Black and Red Office: (502) 852-0102 Conference: Mid-American Cell: (248) 953-6471 Conference: Atlantic Coast Cell: (502) 262-2258 2014 Record: 7-6 Email: [email protected] 2014 Record: 9-4 Email: rocco.gasparro@.edu Conf. Record/Finish: 5-3/4th (West) Website: CMUChippewas.com Conf. Record/Finish: 5-3/3rd (Atlantic) Website: GoCards.com Stadium: Kelly/Shorts Stadium Series: SU leads, 2-0 Stadium: Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium Series: UofL leads, 7-6 Capacity: 30,255 Last Meeting: SU 40, CMU 3 (2014) Capacity: 55,000 Last Meeting: UofL 28, SU 6 (2014)

LSU • SEPT. 26 (TBA) CLEMSON • NOV. 14 (TBA) Location: Baton Rouge, La. Head Coach: Les Location: Clemson, S.C. Head Coach: Dabo Swinney Enrollment: 30,451 Overall Record: 131-49 (13 years) Enrollment: 21,303 Overall Record: 61-26 (7 years) Nickname: Tigers Record at School: 103-28 (10 years) Nickname: Tigers Record at School: Same Athletics Director: Joe Alleva Football Contact: Michael Bonnette Athletics Director: Football Contact: Tim Bourret Colors: Purple and Gold Office: (225) 578-8226 Colors: Clemson Orange and Regalia Office: (864) 656-1926 Conference: Southeastern Cell: (225) 241-4845 Conference: Atlantic Coast Cell: (864) 356-3791 2014 Record: 8-5 Email: [email protected] 2014 Record: 10-3 Email: [email protected] Conf. Record/Finish: 4-4/t-4th (West) Website: LSUSports.net Conf. Record/Finish: 6-2/2nd (Atlantic) Website: ClemsonTigers.com Stadium: Tiger Stadium Series: Tied, 1-1 Stadium: Memorial Stadium Series: CU leads, 2-1 Capacity: 102,321 Last Meeting: SU 23, LSU 10 (1988) Capacity: 81,500 Last Meeting: CU 16, SU 6 (2014)

at USF • OCT. 10 (TBA) at NORTH CAROLINA STATE • NOV. 21 (TBA) Location: Tampa, Fla. Head Coach: Willie Taggart Location: Raleigh, N.C. Head Coach: Dave Doeren Enrollment: 47,646 Overall Record: 22-38 (5 years) Enrollment: 34,009 Overall Record: 34-18 (4 years) Nickname: Bulls Record at School: 6-18 (2 years) Nickname: Wolfpack Record at School: 11-14 (2 years) Athletics Director: Mark Harlan Football Contact: Brian Siegrist Athletics Director: Deborah Yow Football Contact: Annabelle Myers Colors: Green and Gold Office: (813) 974-4086 Colors: Red and White Office: (919) 515-1181 Conference: American Athletic Cell: (813) 239-3897 Conference: Atlantic Coast Cell: (919) 819-8302 2014 Record: 4-8 Email: [email protected] 2014 Record: 8-5 Email: [email protected] Conf. Record/Finish: 3-5/7th Website: GoUSFBulls.com Conf. Record/Finish: 3-5/5th (Atlantic) Website: GoPack.com Stadium: Raymond James Stadium Series: USF leads, 6-2 Stadium: Carter-Finley Stadium Series: NCST leads, 7-1 Capacity: 65,857 Last Meeting: SU 37, USF 36 (2012) Capacity: 57,600 Last Meeting: NCST 24, SU 17 (2014)

at VIRGINIA • OCT. 17 (TBA) BOSTON COLLEGE • NOV. 28 (TBA) Location: Charlottesville, Va. Head Coach: Mike London Location: Chestnut Hill, MaÝÝ. Head Coach: Steve Addazio Enrollment: 14,898 Overall Record: 47-43 (7 years) Enrollment: 14,100 Overall Record: 27-24 (4 years) Nickname: Cavaliers Record at School: 23-38 (5 years) Nickname: Eagles Record at School: 14-12 (2 years) Athletics Director: Craig Littlepage Football Contact: Vincent Briedis Athletics Director: Brad Bates Football Contact: Zanna Ollove Colors: Orange and Blue Office: (434) 982-5533 Colors: Maroon and Gold Office: (617) 552-2004 Conference: Atlantic Coast Cell: (434) 326-3792 Conference: Atlantic Coast Cell: (978) 828-9221 2014 Record: 5-7 Email: [email protected] 2014 Record: 7-6 Email: [email protected] Conf. Record/Finish: 3-5/t-5th (Coastal) Website: VirginiaSports.com Conf. Record/Finish: 4-4/4th (Atlantic) Website: BCEagles.com Stadium: Scott Stadium Series: Tied, 2-2 Stadium: Alumni Stadium Series: SU leads, 29-19 Capacity: 61,500 Last Meeting: UVa 27, SU 24 (2005) Capacity: 44,500 Last Meeting: BC 28, SU 7 (2014)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 83 2014 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2014 RESULTS (3-9 Overall, 1-7 ACC) TEAM STATISTICS Date Opponent Result Attend. SYRACUSE OPPONENTS Aug. 29 VILLANOVA W, 27-26 (2OT) 41,189 SCORING 205 292 Sept. 13 at Central Michigan W, 40-3 25,531 Points Per Game 17.1 24.3 20 MARYLAND L, 20-34 40,511 FIRST DOWNS 202 240 27 vs. #8/8 Notre Dame ! L, 15-31 76,802 Rushing/Passing/Penalty 92/93/17 100/120/20 Oct. 3 LOUISVILLE * L, 6-28 37,569 RUSHING YARDAGE 1,750 1,671 11 #1/1 FLORIDA STATE * L, 20-38 43,295 Yards Gained Rushing 2,095 2,024 18 at Wake Forest * W, 30-7 25,107 Yards Lost Rushing 345 353 25 at #21/20 Clemson * L, 6-16 80,031 Rushing AƩ empts 424 493 Nov. 1 NORTH CAROLINA STATE * L, 17-24 40,787 Average Per Rush 4.1 3.4 8 #22/20 DUKE * L, 10-27 39,331 Average Per Game 145.8 139.2 22 at Pittsburgh * L, 7-30 32,549 TDs Rushing 12 9 29 at Boston College * L, 7-28 30,267 PASSING YARDAGE 2,209 2,519 Comp - AƩ - Int 207-383-17 225-345-8 * - ACC game Average Per Pass 5.8 7.3 ! - New York’s College Classic (MetLife Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J.) Average Per Catch 10.7 11.2 Home games in BOLD CAPS Average Per Game 184.1 209.9 TDs Passing 6 19 TOTAL OFFENSE 3,959 4,190 SCORING BY QUARTERS Total Plays 807 838 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Average Per Play 4.9 5.0 Syracuse 32 60 67 36 10 205 Average Per Game 329.9 349.2 Opponents 61 90 52 80 9 292 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards (Avg./Return) 35-637 32-637 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards (Avg./Return) 20-167 23-329 INT RETURNS: #-Yards (Avg./Return) 8-91 17-296 FUMBLES-LOST 13-4 21-12 PASSING PENALTIES-Yards (Avg./Game) 86-717 (59.8) 79-672 (56.0) G Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G PUNTS-Yards 76-3,182 63-2,734 AJ Long 6 99.84 89-165-8 53.9 935 4 46 155.8 Average Per Punt/Net Punt Average 41.9/36.5 43.4/39.8 Terrel Hunt 5 110.95 83-145-4 57.2 983 1 51 196.6 KICKOFFS-Yards 46-2,690 63-3,937 AusƟ n Wilson 5 82.50 28-50-4 56.0 253 0 41 50.6 Average Per Kick/Net Kick Average 58.5/39.7 62.5/41.7 Mitch Kimble 3 37.41 6-19-1 31.6 37 0 19 12.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 26:41 33:19 Jarrod West 12 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 3RD-DOWN Conversions (Pct.) 61/179 (34%) 70/178 (39%) Riley Dixon 12 438.40 1-1-0 100.0 1 1 1 0.1 4TH-DOWN Conversions (Pct.) 6/12 (50%) 7/10 (70%) Syracuse 12 98.79 207-383-17 54.0 2209 6 51 184.1 SACKS BY-Yards 27-181 24-183 Opponents 12 140.09 225-345-8 65.2 2519 19 90 209.9 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 22 33 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 17-23 19-24 RUSHING ON-SIDE KICKS 1-4 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (28-35) 80% (31-40) 77% GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (14-35) 40% (18-40) 45% Prince-Tyson Gulley 12 128 667 53 614 4.8 1 65 51.2 PAT-ATTEMPTS (20-21) 95% (31-31) 100% Adonis Ameen-Moore 12 62 359 22 337 5.4 1 53 28.1 ATTENDANCE 242,682 195,058 Terrel Hunt 5 52 340 48 292 5.6 6 36 58.4 Games/Avg. Per Game 6/40,447 5/39,012 Ervin Philips 12 45 212 18 194 4.3 0 17 16.2 Neutral Site Games 1/76,802 Devante McFarlane 10 28 176 7 169 6.0 0 86 16.9 George Morris II 12 35 116 15 101 2.9 0 33 8.4 Mitch Kimble 3 12 53 8 45 3.8 1 10 15.0 PUNTING Riley Dixon 12 1 42 0 42 42.0 0 42 3.5 No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Jamal CusƟ s 10 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 Riley Dixon 75 3182 42.4 60 4 31 23 1 Ron Thompson 12 1 1 0 1 1.0 1 1 0.1 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM 4 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -0.5 Syracuse 76 3182 41.9 60 4 31 23 1 Adrian Flemming 12 1 0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.2 Opponents 63 2734 43.4 65 3 23 31 0 AJ Long 6 45 123 127 -4 -0.1 2 20 -0.7 Brisly EsƟ me 5 1 0 8 -8 -8.0 0 0 -1.6 AusƟ n Wilson 5 11 5 34 -29 -2.6 0 2 -5.8 KICKOFFS Syracuse 12 424 2095 345 1750 4.1 12 86 145.8 No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net Yd Ln Opponents 12 493 2024 353 1671 3.4 9 42 139.2 Cole Murphy 45 2637 58.6 9 4 Riley Dixon 1 53 53.0 0 0 Syracuse 46 2690 58.5 9 4 19.9 39.7 25 TOTAL OFFENSE Opponents 63 3937 62.5 27 1 18.2 41.7 23 G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Terrel Hunt 5 197 292 983 1275 255.0 AJ Long 6 210 -4 935 931 155.2 INTERCEPTIONS Prince-Tyson Gulley 12 128 614 0 614 51.2 No. Yds Avg TD Long Adonis Ameen-Moore 12 62 337 0 337 28.1 Brandon Reddish 3 0 0.0 0 0 AusƟ n Wilson 5 61 -29 253 224 44.8 Julian Whigham 1 0 0.0 0 0 Ervin Philips 12 45 194 0 194 16.2 Robert Welsh 1 42 42.0 1 42 Devante McFarlane 10 28 169 0 169 16.9 Durell Eskridge 1 29 29.0 1 29 George Morris II 12 35 101 0 101 8.4 Darius Kelly 1 20 20.0 0 20 Mitch Kimble 3 31 45 37 82 27.3 Antwan Cordy 1 0 0.0 0 0 Riley Dixon 12 2 42 1 43 3.6 Syracuse 8 91 11.4 2 42 Ron Thompson 12 1 1 0 1 0.1 Opponents 17 296 17.4 2 88 Jamal CusƟ s 10 1 1 0 1 0.1 TEAM 4 2 -2 0 -2 -0.5 Adrian Flemming 12 1 -3 0 -3 -0.2 FUMBLE RETURNS Brisly EsƟ me 5 1 -8 0 -8 -1.6 No. Yds Avg TD Long Syracuse 12 807 1750 2209 3959 329.9 Micah Robinson 1 51 51.0 1 51 Opponents 12 838 1671 2519 4190 349.2 Marqez Hodge 1 36 36.0 1 36 Syracuse 2 87 43.5 2 51 Opponents 1 2 2.0 0 2

84 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2014 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Ervin Philips 25 476 19.0 0 31 Prince-Tyson Gulley 5 98 19.6 0 29 Brisly EsƟ me 2 19 9.5 0 19 Devante McFarlane 2 37 18.5 0 20 Jonathan Thomas 1 7 7.0 0 7 Syracuse 35 637 18.2 0 31 Opponents 32 637 19.9 1 95

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Ritchy Desir 8 71 8.9 0 15 Brisly EsƟ me 6 58 9.7 0 22 Prince-Tyson Gulley 5 37 7.4 0 27 Darius Kelly 1 1 1.0 0 1 Syracuse 20 167 8.4 0 27 Opponents 23 329 14.3 2 67

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Ryan Norton 4-7 57.1 0-0 2-3 2-2 0-2 0-0 38 0 Cole Murphy 13-16 81.2 0-0 5-5 3-5 3-4 2-2 50 0

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Jarrod West 12 49 700 14.3 0 51 58.3 Steve Ishmael 12 27 415 15.4 3 46 34.6 Ben Lewis 10 24 275 11.5 1 48 27.5 Prince-Tyson Gulley 12 21 107 5.1 0 23 8.9 Ashton Broyld 4 15 174 11.6 0 24 43.5 Ervin Philips 12 15 57 3.8 0 9 4.8 Adrian Flemming 12 13 109 8.4 0 17 9.1 Brisly EsƟ me 5 10 140 14.0 1 38 28.0 Steve Ishmael led the Orange with three touchdown catches in 2014. The Josh Parris 9 9 49 5.4 0 13 5.4 wideout finished the season with 415 receiving yards, the third-best total for Adonis Ameen-Moore 12 5 22 4.4 0 11 1.8 a freshman in school history. Devante McFarlane 10 4 49 12.2 0 28 4.9 Kendall Moore 10 4 31 7.8 1 14 3.1 Jamal CusƟ s 10 4 15 3.8 0 6 1.5 SCORING Alvin Cornelius 9 3 42 14.0 0 19 4.7 Sean Avant 7 3 21 7.0 0 8 3.0 |------PATs ------| Jeremiah Kobena 5 1 3 3.0 0 3 0.6 TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Safety Points Syracuse 12 207 2209 10.7 6 51 184.1 Cole Murphy - 13-16 11-12 - - - - - 50 Opponents 12 225 2519 11.2 19 90 209.9 Terrel Hunt 6 - - - - 0-1 - - 36 Ryan Norton - 4-7 9-9 - - - - 21 Steve Ishmael 3 ------18 ALL-PURPOSE AJ Long 2 ------12 Adonis Ameen-Moore 1 ------6 G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Micah Robinson 1 ------6 Prince-Tyson Gulley 12 614 107 37 98 0 856 71.3 Marqez Hodge 1 ------6 Ervin Philips 12 194 57 0 476 0 727 60.6 Ron Thompson 1 ------6 Jarrod West 12 0 700 0 0 0 700 58.3 Ben Lewis 1 ------6 Steve Ishmael 12 0 415 0 0 0 415 34.6 Brisly EsƟ me 1 ------6 Adonis Ameen-Moore 12 337 22 0 0 0 359 29.9 Durell Eskridge 1 ------6 Terrel Hunt 5 292 0 0 0 0 292 58.4 Robert Welsh 1 ------6 Ben Lewis 10 0 275 0 0 0 275 27.5 Kendall Moore 1 ------6 Devante McFarlane 10 169 49 0 37 0 255 25.5 Prince-Tyson Gulley 1 ------6 Brisly EsƟ me 5 -8 140 58 19 0 209 41.8 Mitch Kimble 1 ------6 Ashton Broyld 4 0 174 0 0 0 174 43.5 Cameron Lynch ------1 2 Adrian Flemming 12 -3 109 0 0 0 106 8.8 Syracuse 22 17-23 20-21 - - 0-1 - 1 205 George Morris II 12 101 0 0 0 0 101 8.4 Opponents 33 19-24 31-31 0-1 1 1-1 - 2 292 Ritchy Desir 12 0 0 7 0 0 71 5.9 Josh Parris 9 0 49 0 0 0 49 5.4 Mitch Kimble 3 45 0 0 0 0 45 15.0 FIELD GOALS (Team) Alvin Cornelius 9 0 42 0 0 0 42 4.7 Robert Welsh 12 0 0 0 0 42 42 3.5 FG SEQUENCE SYRACUSE OPPONENTS Riley Dixon 12 42 0 0 0 0 42 3.5 Villanova (38), (22) 34, (25), 25, (24) Kendall Moore 10 0 31 0 0 0 31 3.1 Central Michigan 42, (23), 45 (26) Durell Eskridge 12 0 0 0 0 29 29 2.4 Maryland (35), (49), 25 (31), (44) Sean Avant 7 0 21 0 0 0 21 3.0 Notre Dame (38), 37 (37) Darius Kelly 12 0 0 1 0 20 21 1.8 Louisville (21), (24) (51) Jamal CusƟ s 10 1 15 0 0 0 16 1.6 Florida State (21), (32) (34) Jonathan Thomas 9 0 0 0 7 0 7 0.8 Wake Forest (32), (41), (27) - Jeremiah Kobena 5 0 3 0 0 0 3 0.6 Clemson (43), (50), 42 (38), (18), (41) Ron Thompson 12 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.1 NC State (50) (43), (43), (21) TEAM 4 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -0.5 Duke (27) (27), (34) AJ Long 6 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -0.7 PiƩ sburgh 34 42, 44, (46), (31), (46) AusƟ n Wilson 5 -29 0 0 0 0 -29 -5.8 Boston College - 36 Syracuse 12 1750 2209 167 637 91 4854 404.5 Opponents 12 1671 2519 329 637 296 5452 454.3 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate fi eld goal was made

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 85 2014 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS |------Tackles ------| Sacks |-- Pass Def --| |--- Fumbles ---| Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 38 Cameron Lynch 12 69 28 97 12.0-50 7.0-37 . 3 2 . 1 . 1 35 Dyshawn Davis 12 53 18 71 6.0-24 . . 2 7 1-0 3 . . 3 Durell Eskridge 12 47 21 68 . . 1-29 3 . 1-0 . . . 8 Darius Kelly 12 39 22 61 2.0-8 . 1-20 4 1 . 1 . . 6 Ritchy Desir 12 43 14 57 . . . 1 . . 1 . . 45 Zaire Franklin 12 31 13 44 5.0-21 2.0-11 . 2 1 . 1 . . 4 Brandon Reddish 12 32 11 43 4.0-25 1.0-17 3-0 3 . 1-0 1 . . 93 Micah Robinson 12 25 17 42 6.0-26 2.0-15 . 5 2 1-51 . . . 33 Marqez Hodge 9 29 9 38 5.5-15 3.0-12 . . . 1-36 . . . 52 Eric Crume 11 25 13 38 9.0-26 2.0-9 . 4 1 1-0 1 . . 13 Ron Thompson 12 17 15 32 7.0-27 3.0-21 . 5 6 . 2 . . 94 Robert Welsh 12 24 7 31 7.0-21 1.5-11 1-42 3 1 1-0 1 . . 1 Julian Whigham 11 21 7 28 1.5-6 1.5-6 1-0 2 . 1-0 . . . 10 Josh Kirkland 12 18 3 21 2.0-2 . . . 1 . . . . 99 Ryan Sloan 10 10 6 16 1.5-3 ...... 11 Corey Winfi eld 12 13 1 14 0.5-1 ...... 28 Antwan Cordy 11 5 5 10 . . 1-0 1 . . . . . 75 Wayne Williams 5 4 5 9 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 50 John Raymon 5 4 2 6 2.0-7 . . . . 1-0 . . . 55 Marcus Coleman 12 6 . 6 2.0-12 1.0-11 . . 1 . . . . 7 Oliver Vigille 11 5 1 6 1.0-1 ...... 2 Wayne Morgan 3 3 2 5 ...... 91 Isaiah Johnson 12 4 1 5 2.0-11 1.0-9 . . . . 1 . . 21 Chauncey Scissum 12 3 1 4 ...... 5 Luke Arciniega 4 4 . 4 1.0-7 1.0-7 ...... 22 Adrian Flemming 12 4 . 4 ...... 17 Jonathan Thomas 9 3 1 4 ...... 1 . . 27 George Morris II 12 4 . 4 ...... 30 Parris BenneƩ 8 3 1 4 1.0-2 ...... 82 Alvin Cornelius 9 2 1 3 ...... 14 Ervin Philips 12 1 1 2 ...... 57 Omari Palmer 11 2 . 2 ...... 51 Donnie Simmons 11 2 . 2 2.0-16 1.0-15 ...... 29 Devante McFarlane 10 2 . 2 ...... 16 Rodney Williams 2 1 1 2 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 47 Sam Rodgers 12 1 . 1 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 31 Clay Cleveland 12 1 . 1 ...... 1 . . 87 Kendall Moore 10 1 . 1 ...... 60 Sean Hickey 12 1 . 1 ...... 1 Ashton Broyld 4 1 . 1 ...... 9 Brisly EsƟ me 5 1 . 1 ...... 55 Rob Trudo 12 1 . 1 ...... 34 Adonis Ameen-Moore 12 1 . 1 ...... 48 Cole Murphy 12 . 1 1 ...... 23 Prince-Tyson Gulley 12 1 . 1 ...... Syracuse 12 567 228 795 80-311 27-181 8-91 38 23 12-87 15 . 1 Opponents 12 521 172 693 82-350 24-183 17-296 30 19 4-2 8 2 2

86 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2014 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date 8/29 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/3 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8 11/22 11/29 vs. at vs. vs. vs. vs. at at vs. vs. at at Opponent VILL CMU UMD ND LOU * FSU * WF * CLEM * NCST * DUKE * PITT * BC * Result W W L L L L W L L L L L Score 27-26 (2OT) 40-3 20-34 15-31 6-28 20-38 30-7 6-16 17-24 10-27 7-30 7-28

TOTAL OFFENSE SU 320 464 589 429 260 412 370 170 345 224 255 136 OPP 389 217 369 523 352 482 170 375 307 259 445 302

TOTAL PLAYS SU 69 79 79 68 62 67 70 62 79 69 54 48 OPP 87 57 58 80 70 72 59 83 68 66 72 66

AVG. Yds/Play SU 4.6 5.9 7.5 6.3 4.2 6.1 5.3 2.7 4.4 3.2 4.7 2.8 OPP 4.5 3.8 6.4 6.5 5.0 6.7 2.9 4.5 4.5 3.9 6.2 4.6

RUSHING: Yds. SU 136 289 370 135 59 156 199 88 38 119 106 70 OPP 190 34 89 161 178 165 71 166 121 98 256 142

Att. SU 34 49 51 30 25 31 38 34 37 37 29 28 OPP 60 23 32 41 48 36 36 48 35 33 52 49

TDs SU 2 3 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 OPP 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 2

PASSING: Yds. SU 184 175 219 294 201 256 171 82 307 105 149 66 OPP 199 183 280 362 174 317 99 209 186 161 189 160

Att. SU 35 30 28 38 37 36 32 28 42 32 25 20 OPP 27 34 26 39 22 36 23 35 33 33 20 17

Comp. SU 22 20 14 22 17 21 22 12 22 17 10 8 OPP 16 18 16 32 12 30 15 24 20 15 14 13

Comp. Pct. SU 62.9 66.7 50.0 57.9 45.9 58.3 68.8 42.9 52.4 53.1 40.0 40.0 OPP 59.3 52.9 61.5 82.1 54.5 83.3 65.2 68.6 60.6 45.5 70.0 76.5

TDs SU 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 OPP 1 0 2 4 1 3 1 1 1 2 2 1

Int. SU 0 0 1 1 2 3 0 2 2 2 2 2 OPP 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 0

1st DOWNS: Total SU 21 25 26 17 14 20 17 10 20 12 12 8 OPP 25 14 17 29 18 29 12 23 14 12 28 19

Rush SU 4 15 15 6 6 8 7 6 8 7 5 5 OPP 13 3 6 10 11 9 5 10 5 5 16 7

Pass SU 12 9 9 9 7 11 9 4 10 4 7 2 OPP 12 10 10 17 6 16 6 12 8 6 7 10

Penalty SU 5 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 2 1 0 1 OPP 0 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 5 2

TIME OF POSS. SU 22:12 33:22 32:14 26:43 23:02 23:33 31:47 25:06 28:42 30:31 21:18 21:43 OPP 37:48 26:38 27:46 33:17 36:58 36:27 28:13 34:54 31:18 29:29 38:42 38:17

3rd DOWN CONV. SU 5-14 8-15 4-14 3-15 5-16 7-14 9-19 3-16 6-16 4-16 6-13 1-11 OPP 12-20 1-10 4-13 9-14 7-16 6-10 3-15 6-17 4-16 8-19 5-14 5-14

4th DOWN CONV. SU 1-1 2-2 0-1 2-4 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 OPP 1-1 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 1-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 1-1

PUNTING:#-Avg. SU 5-43.4 3-39.3 6-35.0 5-38.8 7-44.4 3-48.3 6-44.3 9-45.3 9-39.2 9-46.2 5-42.4 9-36.9 OPP 3-44.0 6-40.2 7-44.7 2-40.0 7-41.1 2-46.0 8-44.9 6-41.2 8-45.0 7-45.1 1-48.0 6-43.0

FUMBLES: #-Lost SU 1-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 4-1 2-1 1-0 2-1 0-0 OPP 0-0 3-2 0-0 4-3 3-1 3-2 1-1 3-2 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-1

PENALTIES: #-Yds. SU 7-55 9-41 8-69 10-85 7-75 7-64 6-55 5-30 6-61 7-55 6-67 8-75 OPP 11-93 5-49 8-75 8-80 9-75 6-36 3-35 2-15 9-80 5-40 9-58 4-36

PUNT RET.: #-Avg. SU 1-(-1.0) 2-5.0 4-11.8 0-0.0 3-10.3 0-0.0 2-3.0 0-0.0 4-8.8 0-0.0 0-0.0 4-9.8 OPP 2-40.0 1-0.0 1-12.0 1-16.0 3-7.0 2-2.5 2-23.5 2-1.5 2-5.0 6-17.7 1-29.0 0-0.0

KO RET.: #-Avg. SU 3-25.3 2-4.5 6-19.5 2-19.0 3-13.0 4-21.2 1-14.0 4-22.2 0-0.0 2-17.0 3-17.3 5-16.8 OPP 2-17.0 4-9.8 3-19.7 2-16.5 5-25.0 2-18.0 2-24.5 2-22.0 3-12.3 3-19.0 2-13.5 2-48.5

SACKS BY: #-Yds. SU 4-14 5-25 3-16 1-9 3-22 1-7 3-35 1-9 2-11 0-0 1-11 3-22 OPP 0-0 0-0 1-7 0-0 3-40 1-1 1-8 4-27 8-58 2-15 0-0 4-27

TFL BY: #-Yds. SU 10-27 8-35 4-21 5-14 7-30 3-5 10-48 7-24 6-32 2-6 6-23 11-39 OPP 9-29 4-10 4-19 4-10 8-57 5-9 7-28 12-42 13-80 6-20 4-16 6-30

* - ACC game • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 87 2014 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS RUSHING ΈCarries-Yds/TDsΉ Player VILL CMU UMD ND LOU * FSU * WF * CLEM * NCST * DUKE * PITT * BC * Adonis Ameen-Moore 10-19/1 9-106/0 9-68/0 5-15/0 5-33/0 7-29/0 2-6/0 3-19/0 7-33/0 3-4/0 --- 2-5/0 Jamal Custis --- 1-1/0 ------DNP ------DNP --- Riley Dixon ------1-42/0 ------Brisly Estime 1-(-8)/0 ------DNP DNP DNP --- DNP DNP DNP DNP Adrian Flemming --- 1-(-3)/0 ------Prince-Tyson Gulley 11-100/1 7-13/0 14-138/0 8-29/0 8-22/0 16-80/0 10-36/0 17-77/0 15-28/0 9-42/0 6-14/0 7-35/0 Terrel Hunt 3-25/0 13-92/3 23-156/2 7-26/1 5-8/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Mitch Kimble DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 10-42/1 2-3/0 DNP AJ Long DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 3-20/0 5-9/1 10-(-14)/0 13-(-31)/0 DNP 8-30/0 6-(-18)/1 Devante McFarlane 1-4/0 4-13/0 1-4/0 DNP DNP --- 10-114/0 1-3/0 --- 3-4/0 3-6/0 5-21/0 George Morris II 5-0/0 5-12/0 3-10/0 2-3/0 3-7/0 2-6/0 6-19/0 ------4-34/0 5-10/0 Ervin Philips --- 9-55/0 1-(-6)/0 6-22/0 3-4/0 2-22/0 5-15/0 3-3/0 2-8/0 6-36 5-18/0 3-17/0 Ron Thompson ------1-1/1 --- Austin Wilson 3-(-4)/0 DNP DNP DNP 1-(-15)/0 1-(-1)/0 DNP DNP DNP 6-(-9)/0 DNP ---

RECEIVING ΈReceptions-Yds/TdsΉ Player VILL CMU UMD ND LOU * FSU * WF * CLEM * NCST * DUKE * PITT * BC * Adonis Ameen-Moore ------1-8/0 --- 2-(-1)/0 2-15/0 ------Sean Avant DNP DNP DNP DNP --- 2-13/0 --- DNP ------1-8/0 --- Ashton Broyld 5-57/0 4-42/0 2-26/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-49/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP Alvin Cornelius --- 1-16/0 ------DNP DNP DNP 1-19/0 ------1-7/0 Jamal Custis --- 3-11/0 1-4/0 ------DNP ------DNP --- Brisly Estime 1-1/0 3-36/1 2-45/0 4-58/0 DNP DNP DNP --- DNP DNP DNP DNP Adrian Flemming 1-12/0 1-15/0 --- 2-24/0 2-4/0 3-34/0 2-8/0 ------1-7/0 --- 1-5/0 Prince-Tyson Gulley 4-13/0 1-3/0 2-25/0 3-12/0 --- 7-25/0 1-23/0 --- 2-6/0 1-0/0 ------Steve Ishmael 2-13/0 1-16/0 1-7/0 1-25/0 1-22/0 3-93/2 6-72/0 --- 5-63/1 1-7/0 6-97/0 --- Jeremiah Kobena ------DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-3/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP --- Ben Lewis 3-28/0 2-10/0 3-38/0 3-58/0 2-54/0 1-15/0 DNP DNP 3-28/1 6-30/0 1-14/0 --- Devante McFarlane --- 1-9/0 --- DNP DNP --- 1-10/0 --- 1-2/0 --- 1-28/0 --- Kendall Moore 1-1/1 2-16/0 --- 1-14/0 DNP DNP ------Josh Parris DNP DNP ------5-34/0 --- 2-4/0 1-(-2)/0 1-13/0 DNP ------Ervin Philips --- 1-1/0 ------2-2/0 1-9/0 4-10/0 1-8/0 --- 4-16/0 1-2/0 1-9/0 Jarrod West 5-59/0 --- 3-74/0 8-103/0 5-85/0 3-59/0 5-41/0 4-28/0 7-161/0 4-45/0 --- 5-45/0

PASSING Terrel Hunt Att Comp Int Pct. Yards TD Long Sack AJ Long Att Comp Int Pct. Yards TD Long Sack VILLANOVA 17 10 0 .588 94 0 20 0 VILLANOVA DNP at Central Michigan 30 20 0 .667 175 1 20 0 at Central Michigan DNP MARYLAND 28 14 1 .500 219 0 51 1 MARYLAND DNP vs. Notre Dame 38 22 1 .579 294 0 46 0 vs. Notre Dame DNP LOUISVILLE * 32 17 2 .531 201 0 48 1 LOUISVILLE * DNP FLORIDA STATE * DNP FLORIDA STATE * 27 16 2 .593 167 2 36 0 at Wake Forest * DNP at Wake Forest * 32 22 0 .688 171 0 33 1 at Clemson * DNP at Clemson * 27 12 2 .444 82 0 23 4 NC STATE * DNP NC STATE * 42 22 2 .524 307 2 35 8 DUKE * DNP DUKE * DNP at Pitt * DNP at Pitt * 19 10 1 .526 149 0 46 0 at Boston College * DNP at Boston College * 7 18 1 .389 59 0 14 4

Austin Wilson Att Comp Int Pct. Yards TD Long Sack Mitch Kimble Att Comp Int Pct. Yards TD Long Sack VILLANOVA 17 11 0 .647 89 0 17 0 VILLANOVA DNP at Central Michigan DNP at Central Michigan DNP MARYLAND DNP MARYLAND DNP vs. Notre Dame DNP vs. Notre Dame DNP LOUISVILLE * 3 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1 LOUISVILLE * DNP FLORIDA STATE * 9 5 1 .556 89 0 41 1 FLORIDA STATE * DNP at Wake Forest * DNP at Wake Forest * 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 at Clemson * DNP at Clemson * DNP NC STATE * DNP NC STATE * DNP DUKE * 19 11 2 .579 68 0 14 1 DUKE * 13 6 0 .462 37 0 19 1 at Pitt * DNP at Pitt * 6 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 at Boston College * 2 1 1 .500 7 0 7 0 at Boston College * DNP

Non-QBs Riley Dixon Att Comp Int Pct. Yards TD Long Sack Villanova 1 1 0 1.000 1 1 1 0

Jarrod West Att Comp Int Pct. Yards TD Long Sack Home games in CAPS LOUISVILLE * 1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 * - ACC game at Clemson * 1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0

88 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2014 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS KICKING KICK RETURNS Ryan Norton Ervin Philips Brisly Estime Opponent FG-FGA/Yds (Miss) PATs Opponent No - Yds - Avg. - Lg No - Yds - Avg. - Lg VILLANOVA 2-2/38, 22 3-3 VILLANOVA 3 - 76 - 25.3 - 31 --- at Central Michigan 1-3/23, (42), (45) 5-5 at Central Michigan 1 - 9 - 9.0 - 9 1 - 0 - 0.0 - 0 MARYLAND 1-2/35, (25) 1-1 MARYLAND 6 - 117 - 19.5 - 26 --- vs. Notre Dame ------vs. Notre Dame 1 - 19 - 19.0 - 19 1 - 19 - 19.0 - 19 LOUISVILLE * DNP DNP LOUISVILLE * 3 - 39 - 13.0 - 16 DNP FLORIDA STATE * DNP DNP FLORIDA STATE * 3 - 56 - 18.7 - 23 DNP at Wake Forest * DNP DNP at Wake Forest * 1 - 14 - 14.0 - 14 DNP at Clemson * DNP DNP at Clemson * 4 - 89 - 22.3 - 31 --- NC STATE * ------NC STATE * --- DNP DUKE * --- DNP DUKE * DNP DNP at Pitt * --- DNP at Pitt * DNP DNP at Boston College * 3 - 57 - 19.0 - 23 DNP at Boston College * DNP DNP Prince-Tyson Gulley Devante McFarlane Cole Murphy Opponent No - Yds - Avg. - Lg No - Yds - Avg. - Lg Opponent FG-FGA/Yds (Miss) PATs VILLANOVA ------VILLANOVA ------at Central Michigan ------at Central Michigan ------MARYLAND ------MARYLAND 1-1/49 1-1 vs. Notre Dame ------vs. Notre Dame 1-2/38, (37) 0-1 LOUISVILLE * ------LOUISVILLE * 2-2/21, 24 0-0 FLORIDA STATE * 1 - 29 - 29.0 - 29 --- FLORIDA STATE * 2-2/21, 32 2-2 at Wake Forest * ------at Wake Forest * 3-3/32, 41, 27 3-3 at Clemson * ------at Clemson * 2-3/43, 50, (42) 0-0 NC STATE * ------NC STATE * 1-1/50 2-2 DUKE * 2 - 34 - 17.0 - 19 --- DUKE * 1-1/27 1-1 at Pitt * 2 - 35 - 17.5 - 22 1 - 17 - 17.0 - 17 at Pitt * 0-1/(34) 1-1 at Boston College * --- 1 - 20 - 20.0 - 20 at Boston College * --- 1-1 Jonathan Thomas Opponent No - Yds - Avg. - Lg PUNTING at Boston College * 1 - 7 - 7.0 - 7 Riley Dixon Opponent No - Yds - Avg. - Inside 20 PUNT RETURNS VILLANOVA 5 - 217 - 43.4 - 2 at Central Michigan 3 - 118 - 39.3 - 3 Brisly Estime Ritchy Desir MARYLAND 5 - 210 - 42.0 - 2 Opponent No - Yds - Avg. - Lg No - Yds - Avg. - Lg vs. Notre Dame 5 - 194 - 38.8 - 2 VILLANOVA 1 - (-1) - 0.0 - 0 --- LOUISVILLE * 7 - 311 - 44.4 - 0 at Central Michigan 1 - 12 - 12.0 - 12 1 - (-2) - 0.0 - 0 FLORIDA STATE * 3 - 145 - 48.3 - 1 MARYLAND 4 - 47 - 11.8 - 22 --- at Wake Forest * 6 - 266 - 44.3 - 2 vs. Notre Dame ------at Clemson * 9 - 408 - 45.3 - 3 LOUISVILLE * DNP --- NC STATE * 9 - 353 - 39.2 - 3 FLORIDA STATE * DNP --- DUKE * 9 - 416 - 46.2 - 2 at Wake Forest * DNP --- at Pitt * 5 - 212 - 42.4 - 1 at Clemson * ------at Boston College * 9 - 332 - 36.9 - 2 NC STATE * DNP 4 - 35 - 8.8 - 15 DUKE * DNP --- at Pitt * DNP --- at Boston College * DNP 3 - 38 - 12.7 - 15

Prince-Tyson Gulley Darius Kelly Opponent No - Yds - Avg. - Lg No - Yds - Avg. - Lg VILLANOVA ------at Central Michigan ------MARYLAND ------vs. Notre Dame ------LOUISVILLE * 3 - 31 - 10.3 - 27 --- FLORIDA STATE * ------at Wake Forest * 2 - 6 - 3.0 - 7 --- at Clemson * ------NC STATE * ------DUKE * ------at Pitt * ------at Boston College * --- 1 - 1 - 1.0 - 1

Home games in CAPS * - ACC game

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 89 2014 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS DEFENSIVE LINE ΈSolo-Assist/TotalΉ Player VILL CMU UMD ND LOU * FSU * WF * CLEM * NCST * DUKE * PITT * BC * Marcus Coleman 2-0/2 ------1-0/1 ------1-0/1 --- 1-0/1 --- 1-0/1 --- Eric Crume 4-1/5 2-1/3 1-2/3 2-1/3 3-1/4 DNP 2-1/3 3-0/3 1-2/3 2-0/2 1-2/3 4-2/6 Isaiah Johnson 1-0/1 ------1-0/1 1-0/1 ------0-1/1 ------1-0/1 John Raymon DNP DNP DNP DNP --- 2-0/2 1-0/1 1-1/2 0-1/1 DNP DNP DNP Micah Robinson 4-2/6 --- 2-2/4 4-2/6 2-1/3 3-1/4 1-1/2 1-1/2 3-1/4 3-4/7 1-1/2 1-1/2 Donnie Simmons ------1-0/1 1-0/1 ------DNP ------Ryan Sloan 2-0/2 1-1/2 --- 1-2/3 2-1/3 3-0/3 --- DNP 1-0/1 0-1/1 0-1/1 DNP Ron Thompson 1-1/2 0-2/2 --- 2-2/4 1-0/1 1-2/3 2-0/2 4-1/5 0-4/4 --- 2-2/4 4-1/5 Robert Welsh 4-1/5 --- 2-1/3 1-2/3 3-0/3 2-0/2 3-0/3 2-1/3 --- 2-0/2 1-1/2 4-1/5 Wayne Williams DNP 0-2/2 1-2/3 --- 2-1/3 1-0/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

LINEBACKERS ΈSolo-Assist/TotalΉ Player VILL CMU UMD ND LOU * FSU * WF * CLEM * NCST * DUKE * PITT * BC * Luke Arciniega DNP 2-0/2 --- 1-0/1 1-0/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Parris Bennett --- DNP DNP DNP DNP --- 2-1/3 ------1-0/1 --- Dyshawn Davis 3-1/4 4-2/6 3-0/3 8-3/11 5-0/5 --- 4-1/5 9-0/9 5-1/6 2-2/4 5-3/8 5-5/10 Zaire Franklin --- 2-0/2 ------4-0/4 1-1/2 2-1/3 3-0/3 6-2/8 4-2/6 5-5/10 4-2/6 Marqez Hodge 5-0/5 1-0/1 2-1/3 4-4/8 3-0/3 4-1/5 2-1/3 4-1/5 4-1/5 DNP DNP DNP Josh Kirkland 1-0/1 1-0/1 2-0/2 2-0/2 2-0/2 4-0/4 2-0/2 0-1/1 1-2/3 1-0/1 1-0/1 1-0/1 Cameron Lynch 12-3/15 4-4/8 6-1/7 1-2/3 5-2/7 7-2/9 4-0/4 9-1/10 6-4/10 4-1/5 5-4/9 6-4/10 Jonathan Thomas 1-0/1 --- DNP DNP DNP --- 1-1/2 --- 1-0/1 ------Oliver Vigille DNP 1-0/1 ------1-0/1 --- 2-0/2 --- 0-1/1 1-0/1 ------

DEFENSIVE BACKS ΈSolo-Assist/TotalΉ Player VILL CMU UMD ND LOU * FSU * WF * CLEM * NCST * DUKE * PITT * BC * Antwan Cordy ------DNP ------2-0/2 1-0/1 0-1/1 --- 2-2/4 0-2/2 Ritchy Desir 3-0/3 3-2/5 3-2/5 6-3/9 3-1/4 2-1/3 2-1/3 8-0/8 0-1/1 2-1/3 7-0/7 4-2/6 Durell Eskridge 3-1/4 3-1/4 2-1/3 5-4/9 2-1/3 6-2/8 2-2/4 5-2/7 2-3/5 6-1/7 7-1/8 4-2/6 Darius Kelly 5-2/7 2-3/5 6-0/6 5-2/7 2-0/2 4-1/5 2-1/3 5-1/6 1-1/2 3-4/7 0-4/4 4-3/7 Wayne Morgan 1-1/2 2-1/3 --- DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Brandon Reddish 2-1/3 1-2/3 1-0/1 3-0/3 1-2/3 3-3/6 6-1/7 5-0/5 2-1/3 4-1/5 3-0/3 1-0/1 Chauncey Scissum ------1-0/1 ------1-1/2 ------1-0/1 --- Julian Whigham 1-0/1 1-0/1 4-1/5 3-1/4 2-0/2 4-2/6 3-0/3 1-2/3 1-0/1 0-1/1 1-0/1 DNP Rodney Williams DNP 1-1/2 --- DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Corey Winfield 1-0/1 ------3-0/3 4-0/4 2-0/2 --- 1-0/1 1-0/1 1-0/1 --- 0-1/1

OTHER ΈSolo-Assist/TotalΉ Player VILL CMU UMD ND LOU * FSU * WF * CLEM * NCST * DUKE * PITT * BC * Adonis Ameen-Moore ------1-0/1 Ashton Broyld ------DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP Clay Cleveland ------1-0/1 ------Alvin Cornelius ------0-1/1 2-0/2 DNP DNP DNP ------Brisly Estime ------1-0/1 DNP DNP DNP --- DNP DNP DNP DNP Adrian Flemming ------1-0/1 2-0/2 ------1-0/1 ------Prince-Tyson Gulley ------1-0/1 Sean Hickey ------1-0/1 --- Devante McFarlane ------1-0/1 DNP DNP ------1-0/1 ------Kendall Moore ------1-0/1 ------George Morris II --- 1-0/1 ------1-0/1 --- 1-0/1 ------1-0/1 Cole Murphy ------0-1/1 ------Omari Palmer DNP ------1-0/1 --- 1-0/1 ------Ervin Philips 1-0/1 ------0-1/1 ------Sam Rodgers ------1-0/1 ------Rob Trudo ------1-0/1 ------

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90 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE • TEAM • 2014 SEASON HIGHS & LOWS SYRACUSE OPPONENTS Points 40 vs. Central Michigan 38, Florida State Low 6 vs. Louisville, Clemson 3, Central Michigan Points in a Half 23 vs. Central Michigan (2nd) 31, Maryland (1st) Low 0 vs. Clemson (2nd), Pitt (1st), Boston College (2nd) 0, Central Michigan (2nd), Wake Forest (2nd)

Rushing Plays 51 vs. Maryland 60, Villanova Low 25 vs. Louisville 23, Central Michigan Rushing Yards 370 vs. Maryland 256, Pitt Low 38 vs. NC State 34, Central Michigan Yards Per Rush 7.3 vs. Maryland 4.9, Pitt Low 1.0 vs. NC State 1.5, Central Michigan Rushing Touchdowns 3 vs. Central Michigan 2, Louisville, Florida State, Boston College Low 0 vs. Louisville, Florida State, Clemson, NC State 0, Six times

Passing Plays 42 vs. NC State 39, Notre Dame Low 20 vs. Boston College 17, Boston College Pass Completions 22 vs. Villanova, Notre Dame, Wake Forest, NC State 32, Notre Dame Low 8 vs. Boston College 12, Louisville Passing Yardage 307 vs. NC State 362, Notre Dame Low 66 vs. Boston College 99, Wake Forest Yards Per Pass Attempt 7.8 vs. Maryland 10.8, Maryland Low 2.9 vs. Clemson 4.3, Wake Forest Passing Touchdowns 2 vs. Florida State, NC State 4, Notre Dame Low 0, Eight times 0, Central Michigan

Total Plays 79 vs. Central Michigan, Maryland, NC State 87, Villanova Low 48 vs. Boston College 57, Central Michigan Total Offense Yards 589 vs. Maryland 523, Notre Dame Low 136 vs. Boston College 170, Wake Forest Yards Per Play 7.5 vs. Maryland 6.7, Florida State Low 2.7 vs. Clemson 2.9, Wake Forest First Downs 26 vs. Maryland 29, Notre Dame, Florida State Low 8 vs. Boston College 12, Wake Forest, Duke Third Down Conv. % 53.3 vs. Central Michigan 64.3, Notre Dame Low 9.1 vs. Boston College 10.0, Central Michigan

Passes Had Intercepted 0 vs. Villanova, Central Michigan, Wake Forest 0, Six times Most 3 vs. Florida State 2, Notre Dame, Clemson Fumbles Lost 0, Eight times 0, Villanova, NC State, Duke, Pitt Most 1 vs. Maryland, Clemson, NC State, Pitt 3, Notre Dame Total Turnovers By 0 vs. Villanova, Central Michigan, Wake Forest 0, Villanova, Maryland, NC State Most 3 vs. Florida State, Clemson, NC State, Pitt 5, Notre Dame Sacks By: #-Yds. 5-25 vs. Central Michigan 8-58, NC State Low 0-0 vs. Duke 0-0, Villanova, Central Michigan, Notre Dame, Pitt TFL By: #-Yds. 11-39 vs. Boston College 13-80, NC State Low 2-6 vs. Duke 4-10, Central Michigan; 4-10, Notre Dame; 4-19, Maryland; 4-16, Pitt

Penalties 10 vs. Notre Dame 11, Villanova Low 5 vs. Clemson 2, Clemson Yards Penalized 85 vs. Notre Dame 93, Villanova Low 30 vs. Clemson 15, Clemson Time of Possession 33:22 vs. Central Michigan 38:42, Pitt Low 21:18 vs. Pitt 26:38, Central Michigan

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 91 2014 TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES

SYRACUSE OPPONENTS OFFENSE Rushing Attempts 23, Terrel Hunt vs. Maryland 34, John Robertson, Villanova Rushing Yards 156, Terrel Hunt vs. Maryland 122, Dalvin Cook, Florida State 122, Chris James, Pitt Rushing Touchdowns 3, Terrel Hunt vs. Central Michigan 2, Brandon Radcliff, Louisville Longest Rush 86, Devante McFarlane vs. Wake Forest 42, Tyler Rouse, Boston College

Pass Attempts 42, AJ Long vs. NC State 39, Everett Golson, Notre Dame Pass Completions 22, Terrel Hunt vs. Notre Dame 32, Everett Golson, Notre Dame 22, AJ Long vs. Wake Forest 22, AJ Long vs. NC State Passing Yards 307, AJ Long vs. NC State 362, Everett Golson, Notre Dame Comp. Pct. (min. 10 att.) 68.8, AJ Long vs. Wake Forest 83.3, Jameis Winston, Florida State Long Pass Play 51, Terrel Hunt to Jarrod West vs. Maryland 90, C.J. Brown to Brandon Ross, Maryland Passing Touchdowns 2, AJ Long vs. Florida State 4, Everett Golson, Notre Dame 2, AJ Long vs. NC State Interceptions Thrown 2, Terrel Hunt vs. Louisville 2, Everett Golson, Notre Dame 2, AJ Long vs. Florida State 2, Cole Stoudt, Clemson 2, AJ Long vs. Clemson 2, AJ Long vs. NC State 2, Austin Wilson vs. Duke

Receptions 8, Jarrod West vs. Notre Dame 9, Jamison Crowder, Duke Yards Receiving 161, Jarrod West vs. NC State 126, Tyler Boyd, Pitt Receiving Touchdowns 2, Steve Ishmael vs. Florida State 2, William Fuller, Notre Dame 2, Issac Blakeney, Duke

All-Purpose Yards 163, Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Maryland 217, Brandon Radcliff, Louisville Total Offense 375, Terrel Hunt vs. Maryland 383, Everett Golson, Notre Dame Scoring (points) 18, Terrel Hunt vs. Central Michigan 12, William Fuller, Notre Dame 12, Brandon Radcliff, Louisville 12, Mario Pender, Florida State 12, Issac Blakeney, Duke DEFENSE Interceptions by 1, Eight players tied 2, Breon Borders, Duke Interception Yds. Gained 42, Robert Welsh vs. Wake Forest 88, William Likely, Maryland Longest Int. Return 42 (TD), Robert Welsh vs. Wake Forest 88 (TD), William Likely, Maryland

Total Tackles 15, Cameron Lynch vs. Villanova 12, Ryan Janvion, Wake Forest Solo Tackles 12, Cameron Lynch vs. Villanova 9, Don Cherry, Villanova 9, William Likely, Maryland Assisted Tackles 5, Zaire Franklin vs. Pitt 9, Justin Cherocci, Central Michigan 5, Dyshawn Davis vs. Boston College Sacks 2.5, Cameron Lynch vs. Central Michigan 3.0, Mike Rose, NC State Tackles for Loss 3.5, Cameron Lynch vs. Central Michigan 2.5, Mike Rose, NC State

SPECIAL TEAMS PATs 5, Ryan Norton vs. Central Michigan 5, Roberto Aguayo, Florida State Field Goals 3, Cole Murphy vs. Wake Forest 3, Ammon Lakip, Clemson 3, Niklas Sade, NC State 3, Chris Blewitt, Pitt Long Field Goal 50, Cole Murphy vs. Clemson 51, John Wallace, Louisville 50, Cole Murphy vs. NC State

Punts 9, Riley Dixon, Four times 8, Alex Kinal, Wake Forest

Punting Avg. (min. 2) 48.3 Riley Dixon vs. Florida State 46.0, Cason Beatty, Florida State Long Punt 60, Riley Dixon vs. Wake Forest 65, Alex Kinal, Wake Forest

Punt Returns 4, Brisly Estime vs. Maryland 6, Jamison Crowder, Duke 4, Ritchy Desir vs. NC State Punt Return Yards 47, Brisly Estime vs. Maryland 106, Jamison Crowder, Duke Long Punt Return 27, Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Louisville 67 (TD), Poppy Livers, Villanova

Kickoff Returns 6, Ervin Philips vs. Maryland 3, Courtney Williams, Central Michigan Kickoff Return Yards 117, Ervin Philips vs. Maryland 97, Myles Willis, Boston College Long Kickoff Return 31, Ervin Philips vs. Villanova 95 (TD), Myles Willis, Boston College 31, Ervin Philips vs. Clemson Blocked Field Goals 0 0 Blocked Punts 0 1, Anthony Nixon, Maryland Blocked PAT 0 1, Jarron Jones, Notre Dame

92 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2014 LONG PLAYS (25+ YARDS)

Yds Type Player(s) Opponent Long Plays (By Yards) No. TD 86 Rush Devante McFarlane Wake Forest 100+ 0 0 65* Run Prince-Tyson Gulley Villanova 90-99 0 0 53 Run Adonis Ameen-Moore CMU 80-89 1 0 51 Pass Jarrod West from Terrel Hunt Maryland 70-79 0 0 60-69 1 1 51* FR Micah Robinson Wake Forest 50-59 3 1 48 Pass Ben Lewis from Terrel Hunt Louisville 40-49 6 1 46 Pass Steve Ishmael from AJ Long Pitt 30-39 16 2 46 Pass Ben Lewis from Terrel Hunt Notre Dame 20-29 39 3 42* INT Robert Welsh Wake Forest Totals 66 8 42 Rush Riley Dixon Notre Dame 41 Pass Jarrod West from Austin Wilson Florida State Long Plays (By Type) No. TD 39 Rush Prince-Tyson Gulley Maryland Rushing 17 1 39 Pass Jarrod West from Terrel Hunt Louisville Passing 29 3 38 Pass Brisly Estime from Terrel Hunt Notre Dame Punt Returns 2 0 Kick Returns 13 0 36* FR Marqez Hodge CMU Interceptions 3 2 36 Run Terrel Hunt CMU Fumble Returns 2 2 36 Pass Steve Ishmael from AJ Long Florida State Other 0 0 35 Rush Prince-Tyson Gulley Florida State Totals 66 8 35 Pass Jarrod West from AJ Long NC State 35* Pass Steve Ishmael from AJ Long Florida State By Player No. TD R P KR PR IR FR 33 Rush George Morris II Pitt Prince-Tyson Gulley 10 1 6 1 2 1 0 0 33 Pass Steve Ishmael from AJ Long Wake Forest Ervin Philips 10 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 33 Pass Jarrod West from Terrel Hunt Notre Dame Jarrod West 9 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 32 Pass Jarrod West from AJ Long NC State Steve Ishmael 8 3 0 8 0 0 0 0 Brisly Estime 5 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 31 KR Ervin Philips Villanova Terrel Hunt 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 31 KR Ervin Philips Clemson Ben Lewis 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 30 Pass Jarrod West from AJ Long NC State Ashton Broyld 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 29 Rush Prince-Tyson Gulley Boston College Devante McFarlane 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 29 * INT Durell Eskridge Notre Dame Adonis Ameen-Moore 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 29 Pass Jarrod West from AJ Long NC State Micah Robinson 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 29 KR Prince-Tyson Gulley Florida State Durell Eskridge 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 28 Pass Devante McFarlane from AJ Long Pitt Robert Welsh 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 28 Pass Jarrod West from Terrel Hunt Notre Dame Marqez Hodge 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 28 KR Ervin Philips Villanova AJ Long 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 George Morris II 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 27 PR Prince-Tyson Gulley Louisville Darius Kelly 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 26 KR Ervin Philips Maryland Riley Dixon 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 25 Pass Steve Ishmael from Terrel Hunt Notre Dame Totals 66 8 17 29 13 2 3 2 25* Pass Steve Ishmael from AJ Long NC State 25 Pass Brisly Estime from Terrel Hunt Maryland Longest Plays of the Year Rushing * - Touchdown scored on play 86 Devante McFarlane vs. Wake Forest (10/18/14) Rushing Touchdown 65 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Villanova (8/29/14) Passing 51 Jarrod West from Terrel Hunt vs. Maryland (9/20/14) Passing Touchdown 35 Steve Ishmael from AJ Long vs. Florida State (10/11/14) Punt Return 27 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Louisville (10/3/14) Kick Return 31 Ervin Philips vs. Villanova (8/29/14) 31 Ervin Philips vs. Clemson (10/25/14) Interception Return 42 Robert Welsh vs. Wake Forest (10/18/14) Fumble Return 51 Micah Robinson vs. Wake Forest (10/18/14) Punt 60 Riley Dixon vs. Wake Forest (10/18/14) Field Goal 50 Cole Murphy vs. NC State (11/1/14) 50 Cole Murphy vs. Clemson (10/25/14)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 93 2014 STARTING LINEUPS OFFENSE Opponent QB RB WR WR WR LT LG C RG RT TE VILLANOVA Hunt Gulley Flemming Ishmael Provo # Hickey Lasker Miller Trudo Foy Moore at Central Michigan Hunt Gulley Flemming Ishmael Broyld Hickey Palmer Miller Trudo Foy Moore MARYLAND Hunt Gulley Flemming Ishmael Broyld Hickey Trudo Miller Robinson, N. Foy Parris vs. Notre Dame Hunt Gulley Flemming West Estime Hickey Palmer Miller Robinson, N. Foy Parris LOUISVILLE * Hunt Gulley Flemming West Lewis Hickey Trudo Miller Robinson, N. Palmer Parris FLORIDA STATE * Wilson Gulley Flemming West Lewis Hickey Trudo Miller Robinson, N. Palmer Parris at Wake Forest * Long Gulley Flemming West Ishmael Hickey Trudo Emerich Robinson, N. Palmer Philips % at Clemson * Long Gulley Flemming West Estime Hickey Trudo Miller Robinson, N. Palmer Parris NC STATE * Long Gulley Flemming West Lewis Hickey Trudo Miller Robinson, N. Palmer Parris DUKE * Wilson Gulley Flemming West Lewis Hickey Trudo Emerich Hayes Palmer Philips % at Pitt * Long Gulley Ishmael West Lewis Hickey Trudo Miller Palmer Foy Parris at Boston College * Long Gulley Flemming West Lewis Hickey Trudo Miller Robinson, N. Foy Parris

# - started two tight ends % - started two running backs * - ACC game DEFENSE Opponent DE DT NT DE LB LB LB CB FS BS CB VILLANOVA Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham at Central Michigan Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham MARYLAND Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham vs. Notre Dame Welsh Thompson Desir ^ Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham LOUISVILLE * Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham FLORIDA STATE * Welsh Thompson Williams, W. Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham at Wake Forest * Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham at Clemson * Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham NC STATE * Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Hodge Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham DUKE * Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Franklin Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham at Pitt * Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Franklin Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Whigham at Boston College * Welsh Thompson Crume Robinson, M. Davis Franklin Lynch Reddish Eskridge Kelly Cordy

^ - started five defensive backs * - ACC game 2014 FINAL DEPTH CHART (vs. Boston College) OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS WR 22 Adrian Flemming (6-4, 206) DE 94 Robert Welsh (6-3, 257) FG/PAT 48 Cole Murphy (6-3, 193) 84 Ben Lewis (6-2, 212) 91 Isaiah Johnson (6-4, 287) 12 Ryan Norton (5-11, 183)

LT 60 Sean Hickey (6-6, 306) DT 13 Ron Thompson (6-3, 257) P 92 Riley Dixon (6-5, 221) 65 Jamar McGloster (6-7, 303) 99 Ryan Sloan (6-3, 306) 48 Cole Murphy (6-3, 193) LG 55 Rob Trudo (6-4, 300) NT 52 Eric Crume (6-2, 297) KO 48 Cole Murphy (6-3, 193) 71 Alex Hayes (6-2, 303) 55 Marcus Coleman (6-1, 281) 92 Riley Dixon (6-5, 221) C 56 John Miller (6-3, 288) 78 Jason Emerich (6-3, 285) DE 93 Micah Robinson (6-4, 266) KR 29 Devante McFarlane (6-0, 198) 51 Donnie Simmons (6-2, 248) 23 Prince-Tyson Gulley (5-8, 193) RG 57 Omari Palmer (6-3, 303) 71 Alex Hayes (6-2, 303) SLB 35 Dyshawn Davis (6-1, 225) PR 6 Ritchy Desir (6-0, 188) 10 Josh Kirkland (6-2, 200) OR 23 Prince-Tyson Gulley (5-8, 193) RT 72 Ivan Foy (6-5, 292) 67 Michael Lasker (6-5, 303) MLB 45 Zaire Franklin (6-0, 238) LS 47 Sam Rodgers (6-2, 231) 33 Marqez Hodge (5-11, 218) 69 Keith Mitsuuchi (5-10, 227) TE 89 Josh Parris (6-4, 245) 87 Kendall Moore (6-5, 231) WLB 38 Cameron Lynch (6-0, 231) Holder 92 Riley Dixon (6-5, 221) 30 Parris Bennett (6-0, 223) 8 Darius Kelly (5-11, 195) WR 88 Jarrod West (6-3, 209) 8 Steve Ishmael (6-2, 184) CB 4 Brandon Reddish (5-10, 184) 28 Antwan Cordy (5-8, 169) QB 4 AJ Long (6-0, 177) 3 Mitch Kimble (6-4, 211) FS 3 Durell Eskridge (6-4, 205) RB 23 Prince-Tyson Gulley (5-8, 193) 21 Chauncey Scissum (6-2, 206) 34 Adonis Ameen-Moore (5-11, 234) 27 George Morris II (6-0, 194) BS 8 Darius Kelly (5-11, 195) 29 Devante McFarlane (6-0, 198) 6 Ritchy Desir (6-0, 188)

FB 31 Clay Cleveland (6-1, 217) CB 1 Julian Whigham (6-1, 185) 32 Travon Burke (6-0, 249) 11 Corey Winfield (6-1, 181) Boston College starters in bold 94 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2014 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #1 GAME #2 Syracuse 27 Syracuse 40 vs. Villanova 26 at Central Michigan 3 August 29 at Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Sept. 13 at Kelly/Shorts Stadium • Mount Pleasant, Mich. It took two overtimes and a touchdown pass from the punter, but the Orange (1-0) Behind Terrel Hunt’s four touchdowns and 267 total yards, the Orange offense racked up walked away with a season-opening win in thrilling fashion against Villanova. 464 yards of offense in a dominant 40-3 win over Central Michigan. Syracuse’s Riley Dixon found Kendall Moore in the end zone on a fourth-down, fake After allowing a Central Michigan field goal on the opening possession of the game, field-goal attempt in double overtime, and after a Villanova (0-1) touchdown, Robert Welsh Syracuse scored 40 unanswered points to improve to 2-0. The Chippewas (2-1) were held to stopped John Robertson on the potential game-winning, two-point conversion to give the just 217 yards of total offense, with 66 of that coming on their first drive. Orange an exciting 27-26 victory over the Wildcats. Hunt was sharp with his arm and his legs, going 20-of-30 passing for 175 yards and one After both teams kicked field goals on their respective possessions in the first overtime, touchdown. He also rushed for 92 yards on 13 carries and three scores to become the first SU it looked like the Orange would attempt a field goal after Adonis Ameen-Moore was quarterback to run for three touchdowns since Donovan McNabb did so against Miami (Fla.) stopped just shy of the goal line on third down on the first possession of the second OT. in 1998. Dixon, the holder and SU’s regular punter, took the snap and rolled left, tossing to Moore in Adonis Ameen-Moore led all rushers with a career-high 106 yards. Freshman Ervin Phillips the left corner of the end zone for the go-ahead score. got the first nine carries of his career, rushing for 55 yards in the second half. Villanova took over needing a touchdown and extra point to force a third OT. After an After a Ryan Norton field goal tied the game at 3-3 at the start of the second quarter, it incomplete pass and a 5-yard run, Robertson found Gary Underwood in the right side of the was the defense that found the end zone first for the Orange. Defensive tackle and Michigan end zone for the touchdown. Rather than kick the extra point to tie, the Wildcats elected to native Eric Crume sacked CMU quarterback Cooper Rush. Rush lost the ball and Marqez go for the two-point conversion and the win. Robertson, who finished the game with 115 Hodge picked it up and ran it back 36 yards for a score. rushing yards on 34 attempts, looked to keep it himself again, but was quickly greeted by After forcing a Central Michigan punt, Hunt led the Orange on a 13-play drive and capped Welsh and a swarming Orange defense to end the game. it off with a 4-yard touchdown pass – his first of the season – to Brisly Estime with 1:52 to go Syracuse found the scoreboard first in the contest, with Prince-Tyson Gulley’s 65-yard in the half to send SU into the locker room with a 17-3 lead at the half. touchdown scamper capping off a 96-yard drive on the team’s first possession of 2014. The defense got the Orange on the board again at the start of the third quarter when Villanova tied the game on a Kevin Monangai run from five yards out to open the Cameron Lynch corralled Rush in the end zone, forcing an intentional grounding call that scoring in the second quarter, but a 38-yard field goal from Ryan Norton sent the Orange resulted in a safety. into the locker room with a 10-7 lead. Hunt put the game out of reach late in the third quarter when he rushed for a pair of Coming out of halftime, Ameen-Moore powered into the end zone from two yards out touchdowns just 33 seconds apart. After punching it in from 1-yard out with 3:43 remaining in to cap an 83-yard touchdown drive, giving SU its largest lead of the game at 17-7. the third, Rodney Williams recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff to give the Orange the The Wildcats wouldn’t go away as Poppy Livers returned a punt 67 yards to the house ball back. Hunt took full advantage, running it in from three yards away for a 33-3 advantage. late in the third quarter. A Chris Gough field goal tied the game in the fourth as part of Hunt added the exclamation point on the win with 59 seconds left in the game, scoring Villanova’s nearly 12 minutes of possession time in the final period. his career-high third rushing touchdown of the day. Gough got another opportunity late in regulation, but missed the potential game- In the passing game, Hunt spread the ball around to 11 different receivers who combined winning, 25-yard field goal with 12 seconds left, which sent the teams to overtime. for 20 receptions. Ashton Broyld led the team in catches for the second game in a row, Jarrod West and Ashton Broyld each caught five passes for the Orange, while linebacker catching four balls for 42 yards. Cameron Lynch made a game-high 15 tackles on the defensive end. Lynch once again led all ‘Cuse tacklers, finishing with eight stops. The senior captain set SU quarterback Austin Wilson received his first collegiate experience following the career highs for tackles for loss (3.5) and sacks (2.5) in the contest. second-quarter ejection of starter Terrel Hunt. Wilson was 11-of-17 passing for 89 yards. Syracuse also didn’t commit a turnover for the second straight game.

TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS SU VU SU CMU First Downs 21 25 First Downs 25 14 Rush Att.-Yards 34-136 60-190 Rush Att.-Yards 49-289 23-34 Pass Yards 184 199 Pass Yards 175 183 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 69-320 87-389 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 79-464 57-217 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 22-35 16-27 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 20-30 18-34 Passes had intercepted 0 0 Passes had intercepted 0 0 Punts-Avg. 5-43.4 3-44.0 Punts-Avg. 3-118 6-241 Punt Returns-Yards 1-(-1) 2-80 Punt Returns-Yards 2-10 1-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-76 2-34 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-9 4-39 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-2 Penalties-Yards 7-55 11-93 Penalties-Yards 9-41 5-49

SCORING BY QUARTERS SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT1 OT2 FINAL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Villanova 0 7 7 3 3 6 26 Syracuse 0 17 16 7 40 Syracuse 7 3 7 7 3 7 27 Central Michigan 3 0 0 0 3

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SU – Gulley, 65-yard run (Norton kick) 6-96/2:32 7-0 1st/6:24 CMU – Eavey, 26-yard field goal 15-66/7:17 0-3 1st/7:43 VU – Monangai, 5-yard run (Gough kick) 12-60/4:49 7-7 2nd/10:17 SU – Norton, 23-yard field goal 13-64/5:07 3-3 2nd/14:06 SU – Norton, 38-yard field goal 14-48/3:28 10-7 3rd/6:49 SU – Hodge, 36-yard fumble return (Norton kick) -/- 10-3 2nd/10:43 SU – Ameen-Moore, 2-yard run (Norton kick) 13-83/4:56 17-7 3rd/10:04 SU – Estime, 4-yard pass from Hunt (Norton kick) 13-69/5:23 17-3 2nd/1:52 VU – Livers, 67-yard punt return (Gough kick) -/- 17-14 3rd/2:34 SU – Lynch, safety -/- 19-3 3rd/12:47 VU – Gough, 25-yard field goal 19-80/9:08 17-17 4th/7:14 SU – Hunt, 1-yard run 12-74/4:04 26-3 3rd/3:43 VU – Gough, 24-yard field goal 7-18/0:00 17-20 OT/0:00 SU – Hunt, 3-yard run 3-19/0:33 33-3 3rd/3:10 SU – Norton, 22-yard field goal 7-20/0:00 20-20 OT/0:00 SU – Hunt, 1-yard run 7-86/3:52 40-3 4th/0:59 SU – Moore, 1-yard pass from Dixon (Norton kick) 7-25/0:00 27-20 OT2/0:00 VU – Underwood, 9-yard pass from Robertson (Robertson rush failed) 4-25/0:00 27-26 OT2/0:00 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing SU – Ameen-Moore (9-106); CMU – Lavallii (4-15) Passing SU – Hunt (20-30-0 - 175 yds - 1TD); CMU – Rush (18-34-0 - 183 yds) Rushing SU – Gulley (11-100-1 TD); VU – Robertson (34-115) Receiving SU – Broyld (4-42); CMU – Kroll (5-86) Passing SU – Hunt (10-17-0 - 94 yds); VU – Robertson (16-27-0 - 199 yds - 1TD) Tackles SU – Lynch (4-4/8); CMU – Cherocci (2-9/11) Receiving SU – West (5-59); VU – Livers (5-58) Tackles SU – Lynch (12-3/15); VU – Cherry (9-0/9)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 95 2014 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #3 GAME #4 Syracuse 20 Syracuse 15 vs. Maryland 34 vs. Notre Dame 31 September 20 at Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. September 27 at MetLife Stadium • East Rutherford, N.J. Big plays doomed the Orange against Maryland as SU lost its first game of the season to The Orange defense forced five turnovers, but it wasn’t enough to upset No. 8 Notre the Terps, 34-20. Dame as Syracuse fell to the Fighting Irish, 31-15, in front of a MetLife Stadium college game The Terps (3-1) used an interception return for touchdown, a 90-yard touchdown pass, record crowd of 76,802 in New York’s College Classic. and a blocked punt to set up another score to open up an 18-point halftime lead that the Syracuse (2-2) had three takeaways via fumble recovery and another two by way of Orange couldn’t overcome. interceptions, including Durell Eskridge’s 29-yard INT return for a touchdown in the fourth The Orange (2-1) outgained the Terrapins in total yards 589-369, including a season-high quarter. 370 rushing yards. Quarterback Terrel Hunt led the way with 156 yards on 23 carries and Syracuse finished with 429 yards of offense, its third straight game with more than 400 two scores. It was the first time an SU quarterback went over 100 yards on the ground since total yards. The Orange passed for 294 yards and added 135 on the ground. Notre Dame Donovan McNabb against Miami (Fla.) in 1997. amassed 523 total yards. Prince-Tyson Gulley piled up 138 yards on 14 carries, his second 100-yard game of the Terrel Hunt was 22-of-38 passing for a career-high 294 yards and one interception. He season, while Adonis Ameen-Moore added 68 yards on nine attempts. added 26 yards on the ground and scored the 13th rushing touchdown of his career. Hunt completed 14-of-28 passes for 219 yards. His 375 yards of total offense tied him Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson was 32-of-39 for 362 yards and four with Don McPherson (vs. Penn State, 1987) for eighth on the SU single-game record list. touchdowns and two interceptions. He completed 25 consecutive passes at one point, one Syracuse got on the board first with Ryan Norton’s 35-yard field goal capping an 11- shy of tying the FBS record held by East Carolina’s Dominique Davis. play, 59-yard drive on the game’s first possession. Notre Dame (4-0) jumped out to a 14-0 lead early in the second quarter after the teams Maryland tacked on a pair of quick touchdowns, with C.J. Brown finding Marcus Leak in were in a scoreless deadlock for the first 19 minutes of the game. William Fuller found the the back corner of the end zone for the game’s first touchdown, and Brandon Ross breaking end zone on back-to-back drives for the Irish, scampering in from 23 yards out after a screen free for a 90-yard touchdown on a screen pass. pass from Golson. The pair hooked up on the first play of the following drive on a 72-yard The Orange scored on its next two possessions, with Cole Murphy converting his first deep ball over the top of the Orange defense to open up a two-score lead. career field goal (a 49-yarder) and an 8-yard touchdown run by Hunt to cut Maryland’s lead Freshman kicker Cole Murphy got the Orange on the board with 3:07 to go in the to 14-13. second quarter with a 38-yard field goal to make the score 14-3 at the half. The Terrapins responded with three unanswered scores, which were set up by their Following an interception, Golson drove the Irish 60 yards in nine plays and lofted a defense and special teams to head into the locker room with a 31-13 lead. Brad Craddock touchdown pass to Corey Robinson to give Notre Dame a 21-3 advantage early in the second kicked a field goal with 12:38 to go in the half, and the Terps blocked a punt deep in SU half. territory on the ensuing possession that set up a Jacquille Veii touchdown run from four The Orange found the end zone on the first play of the fourth quarter when Hunt broke yards out. Just over two minutes later, William Likely intercepted Hunt’s pass and took it 88 free for a 7-yard touchdown run after leading the Orange on a seven-play, 72-yard drive. yards down the sideline for a touchdown and the final score of the half. Murphy’s extra point attempt was blocked. Coming out of the locker room, both defenses held strong with neither team scoring for Following a failed onside kick attempt by SU, Notre Dame tacked on its fourth more than 25 minutes. A Craddock field goal with 4:17 remaining in the game and a Hunt touchdown of the night, a 13-yard scoring pass from Golson to Torii Hunter Jr. to take a 28-9 2-yard run with 48 seconds left were the only points of the second half. lead. For the third consecutive game, Cameron Lynch led all Orange defenders with seven It was with 5:09 remaining that Eskridge jumped a pass in the right and took it 29 tackles (six solo), including a sack. yards for a touchdown. It was the safety’s fifth career interception and the first Orange pick- six since Keon Lyn returned an interception for a touchdown at Temple in 2012. TEAM STATISTICS Kyle Brindza finished the scoring with 1:57 left when he hit a 37-yard field goal for the SU MD Fighting Irish. First Downs 26 17 Rush Att.-Yards 51-370 32-89 TEAM STATISTICS Pass Yards 219 280 SU ND Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 79-589 58-369 First Downs 17 29 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 14-28 16-26 Rush Att.-Yards 30-135 41-161 Passes had intercepted 1 0 Pass Yards 294 362 Punts-Avg. 6-35.0 7-44.7 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 68-429 80-523 Punt Returns-Yards 4-47 1-12 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 22-38 32-39 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-117 3-59 Passes had intercepted 1 2 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 Punts-Avg. 5-38.8 2-40 Penalties-Yards 8-69 8-75 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-16 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-38 2-33 SCORING BY QUARTERS Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-3 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Penalties-Yards 10-85 8-80 Maryland 14 17 0 3 34 Syracuse 6 7 0 7 20 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL SCORING SUMMARY Notre Dame 0 14 7 10 31 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time Syracuse 0 3 0 12 15 SU – Norton, 35-yard field goal 11-59/3:23 3-0 1st/11:37 MD –Leak, 25-yard pass from Brown (Craddock kick) 5-59/1:58 3-7 1st/9:39 MD – Ross, 90-yard pass from Brown (Craddock kick) 2-90/0:47 3-14 1st/6:35 SCORING SUMMARY SU – Murphy, 49-yard field goal 7-44/2:47 6-14 1st/3:48 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SU – Hunt, 8-yard run (Norton kick) 7-47/2:18 13-14 2nd/14:56 ND – Fuller, 23-yard pass from Golson (Brindza kick) 11-95/3:54 0-7 2nd/10:56 MD – Craddock, 31-yard field goal 8-63/2:18 13-17 2nd/12:38 ND – Fuller, 72-yard pass from Golson (Brindza kick) 1-72/0:12 0-14 2ne/8:31 MD – Veii, 4-yard run (Craddock kick) 4-28/1:35 13-24 2nd/6:13 SU – Murphy, 38-yard field goal 13-55/5:24 3-14 2nd/3:07 MD – Likely, 88-yard interception return (Craddock kick) -/- 13-31 2nd/3:37 ND – Robinson, 8-yard pass from Golson (Brindza kick) 9-60/3:51 3-21 3rd/9:39 MD – Craddock, 44-yard field goal 4-(-3)/2:04 13-34 4th/4:17 SU – Hunt, 7-yard run (Murphy kick blocked) 7-72/2:35 9-21 4th/14:54 SU – Hunt, 1-yard run (Murphy kick) 9-89/3:29 20-34 4th/0:48 ND – Hunter, 13-yard pass from Golson (Brindza kick) 10-50/4:35 9-28 4th/10:19 SU – Eskridge, 29-yard interception return (Hunt pass failed) -/- 15-28 4th/5:09 ND – Brindza, 37-yard field goal 7-24/3:12 15-31 4th/1:57 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing SU – Hunt (23-156-2 TD); MD – Veii (8-42-1 TD) Passing SU – Hunt (14-28-1 - 219 yds); MD – Brown (16-26-0 - 280 yds - 2TD) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Receiving SU – West (3-74); MD – Ross (2-97-1 TD) Rushing SU – Dixon (1-42); ND – Bryant (11-56) Tackles SU – Lynch (6-1/7); MD – Likely (9-0/9) Passing SU – Hunt (22-38-1 - 294 yds); ND – Golson (32-39-2 - 362 yds - 4TD) Receiving SU – West (8-103); ND – Fuller (6-119-2 TD) Tackles SU – Davis (8-3/11); ND – Smith (5-4/9)

96 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2014 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #5 GAME #6 Syracuse 6 Syracuse 20 vs. Louisville 28 vs. Florida State 38 October 3 at Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. October 11 at Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Brandon Radcliff rushed for 110 yards on 23 carries and scored twice as Louisville Freshmen AJ Long and Steve Ishmael connected for a pair of second-half touchdowns defeated Syracuse, 28-6, in the Orange’s ACC opener at the Carrier Dome. Syracuse fell to in Syracuse’s 38-20 loss to No. 1 Florida State (6-0, 4-0 ACC) at the Carrier Dome. Ishmael 2-3 on the season, while Louisville improved to 5-1. had a big day for SU’s receiving corps, catching touchdown passes of 22 and 35 yards and The ‘Cuse defense held the Cardinals to 352 yards of offense and forced a pair of finishing with career bests in receptions (3) and yards (93). Running back Prince-Tyson Gulley turnovers, but the SU offense managed just 260 yards and 23:02 of possession time, while tied his career high with seven catches out of the backfield for 25 yards to go with 80 yards the Cards controlled the ball for 36:58 behind a ground game that accumulated 178 yards. rushing on 16 carries, but it wasn’t enough to upend reigning Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Jarrod West was the Orange’s leading receiver for the second straight week, hauling Winston and the Seminoles, who jumped out to a 24-6 halftime lead. in five passes for 85 yards. Josh Parris also grabbed five balls for 34 yards. Terrel Hunt was The Orange (2-4, 0-2 ACC) used two different signal callers in its first game without 17-of-32 passing for 201 yards and an interception. injured starter Terrel Hunt and the pair combined for 275 of the Orange’s 412 yards of total Cameron Lynch led the Orange in tackles for the fourth time in five games with seven. offense. He also forced a fumble and had a sack. Orange starting quarterback Austin Wilson was 5-of-9 passing for 89 yards and one The Orange jumped out to an early 3-0 advantage when Cole Murphy capped an eight- interception. Long was 16-of-27 passing for 167 yards, two scores and two interceptions. play, 41-yard drive on the second ‘Cuse possession. Winston threw for 317 yards, going 30-of-36 with three touchdowns for FSU. Louisville responded on the ensuing series when Brandon Radcliff scampered in from The Seminoles opened the game with an eight-play, 70-yard drive that resulted in a four yards out for the game’s first touchdown. The Cardinals added a safety early in the 12-yard touchdown run by Mario Pender. After FSU settled for a field goal on its next drive, second quarter when their defense swarmed Adonis Ameen-Moore before he could get out Long came out to lead the Orange offense, becoming the ninth true freshman in Syracuse of the end zone, pushing the lead to 9-3. history to see action under center. He led SU to three points on his first college series, as John Wallace sent the Cards into the locker room with a 12-3 advantage, hitting a Cole Murphy hit a 21-yard field goal to bring the score to 10-3 with 12:52 left in the opening 51-yard field goal with 3:42 to go in the half. half. SU opened the second half with a 69-yard drive that resulted in a 24-yard field goal On the ensuing possession, Winston found Rashad Greene on a crossing route for 44 by Murphy to make it a one possession game. The Orange nearly scored touchdowns on yards to the Syracuse 5-yard line. The big gain set up a 4-yard TD pass from Winston to a pair of trick plays on , however. Prince-Tyson Gully completed a halfback pass Pender to make it 17-3 Seminoles. to Ben Lewis, but the play was negated due to an ineligible player downfield. West almost After Robert Welsh forced a Pender fumble that was recovered by John Raymon, SU got connected with Lewis on a reverse-pass on the following play, but it was knocked out of a 32-yard Murphy field goal to cut the deficit to 11 points, 17-6, with 7:18 left in the half. Lewis’ hands as he attempted to haul it in and the Orange settled for three. Winston and FSU answered the score once again. The 2013 Heisman winner hit on all The Cards answered the SU score when Radcliff ran in from 14 yards out to open up a five pass attempts on the Seminoles’ next drive, including a 21-yard strike to Nick O’Leary 19-6 lead with 5:27 remaining in the third quarter. down the seam, to extend the advantage to 24-6 at the half. Louisville tacked on another score when Reggie Bonnafon completed a four-yard pass to After a Winston-to-Jesus Wilson touchdown pass opened the second-half scoring, the Gerald Christan with 7:45 to go in the contest. Charles Gaines closed the scoring by sacking Syracuse offense quickly responded with a score of its own as Long found Ishmael on a Orange quarterback Austin Wilson causing the ball to roll out of bounds for Louisville’s 22-yard reception for SU’s first touchdown of the game, making it 31-13 midway through the second safety. third quarter. The scoring strike made Long the first SU true freshman to throw a TD pass in Wilson finished the game at quarterback for the Orange after Hunt left the field late his college debut. with an injury. Following a 92-yard ‘Noles’ scoring drive, Wilson was knocked out of the game with an injury, prompting Long to take over and he led a 75-yard scoring march which he capped TEAM STATISTICS by finding Ishmael on a crossing route for a 35-yard touchdown with 10:37 left to close the SU UL game’s scoring. First Downs 14 18 Rush Att.-Yards 25-59 48-178 TEAM STATISTICS Pass Yards 201 174 SU FSU Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 62-260 70-352 First Downs 20 29 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 17-37 12-22 Rush Att.-Yards 31-156 36-165 Passes had intercepted 2 1 Pass Yards 256 317 Punts-Avg. 7-44.4 7-41.1 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 67-412 72-482 Punt Returns-Yards 3-31 3-21 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 21-36 30-36 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-39 5-125 Passes had intercepted 3 0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-1 Punts-Avg. 3-48.3 2-46.0 Penalties-Yards 7-75 9-75 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 2-5 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-85 2-36 SCORING BY QUARTERS Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-2 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Penalties-Yards 7-64 6-36 Louisville 7 5 7 9 28 Syracuse 3 0 3 0 6 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL SCORING SUMMARY Florida State 10 14 7 7 38 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time Syracuse 0 6 7 7 20 SU – Murphy, 21-yard field goal 8-41/2:40 3-0 1st/7:10 UL – Radcliff, 4-yard run (Wallace kick) 10-65/5:05 3-7 1st/2:05 UL – Team Safety -/- 3-9 2nd/11:59 SCORING SUMMARY UL – Wallace, 51-yard field goal 4-(-7)/2:17 3-12 2nd/3:42 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SU – Murphy, 24-yard field goal 8-69/3:46 6-12 3rd/11:14 FSU – Pender, 12-yard run (Aguayo kick) 8-70/3:50 7-0 1st/11:10 UL – Radcliff, 14-yard run (Wallace kick) 5-61/2:21 6-19 3rd/5:27 FSU – Aguayo, 34-yard field goal 12-44/5:52 10-0 1st/1:23 UL – Christian, 4-yard pass from Bonnafon (Wallace kick) 8-73/3:48 6-26 4th/7:45 SU – Murphy, 21-yard field goal 12-76/3:31 10-3 2nd/12:52 UL – Team Safety -/- 6-28 4th/4:17 FSU – Pender, 4-yard pass from Winston (Aguayo kick) 6-65/2:15 17-3 2nd/10:37 SU – Murphy, 24-yard field goal 4-1/0:27 17-6 2nd/7:18 FSU – O’Leary, 21-yard pass from Winston (Aguayo kick) 6-75/2:40 24-6 2nd/4:38 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS FSU – Wilson, 7-yard pass from Winston (Aguayo kick) 11-79/5:07 31-6 3rd/8:38 Rushing SU – Ameen-Moore (5-33); UL – Radcliff (23-110 - 2TD) SU – Ishmael, 22-yard pass from Long (Murphy kick) 5-66/2:17 31-13 3rd/6:21 Passing SU – Hunt (17-32-2 - 196 yds); UL – Bonnafon (12-22-1 - 174 yds - 1TD) FSU – Cook, 7-yard run (Aguayo) 10-92/4:33 38-13 4th/13:45 Receiving SU – West (5-85); UL – Quick (4-44) SU – Ishmael, 35-yard pass from Long (Murphy kick) 8-75/3:08 38-20 4th/10:37 Tackles SU – Lynch (5-2/7); UL – Kelsey (7-2/9) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing SU – Gulley (16-80); FSU – Cook (23-122 - 1TD) Passing SU – Long (16-27-2 - 167 yds - 2TD); FSU – Winston (30-36-0 - 317 yds - 3TD) Receiving SU – Ishmael (3-93 - 2TD); FSU – Greene (6-107) Tackles SU – Lynch (7-2/9); FSU – Smith (8-0/8)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 97 2014 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #7 GAME #8 Syracuse 30 Syracuse 6 at Wake Forest 7 at Clemson 16 October 18 at BB&T Field • Winston-Salem, N.C. October 25 at Memorial Stadium • Clemson, S.C. Syracuse scored 30 unanswered points and defeated Wake Forest, 30-7, in its first road Syracuse (3-5, 1-3 ACC) forced four turnovers and held No. 21 Clemson to 16 points, but conference game of the season. AJ Long threw for 171 yards and rushed for a touchdown it wasn’t enough to take down the Tigers (6-2, 5-1 ACC) at Memorial Stadium. The Orange to become the first SU true freshman quarterback to lead the Orange to victory in his first fell, 16-6, dropping its first road game of the season. game as a starter. Prince-Tyson Gulley led the Orange offense, rushing for 77 yards on 17 carries. Wide Long’s 22 completions were the most ever for an SU true freshman signal caller in receiver Ashton Broyld hauled in four passes for 49 yards in his first game back after missing one game, eclipsing the previous mark of 18 set by Todd Norley against Maryland in 1982. the last four contests due to injury. Syracuse’s offense was perfect in the red zone, scoring on all four times it got inside the Linebacker Cameron Lynch paced the Orange in tackles for the sixth time this season. He Wake 20. had 10 stops, two of which went for losses, to record his second double-digit tackle game of Devante McFarlane led the Orange rushing attack, gaining a career-best 114 yards on 10 the year. carries. The Tigers’ defense held SU to 170 yards of total offense, while Clemson racked up 375 Defensively, Syracuse (3-4, 1-2 ACC) sacked Wake Forest quarterbacks three times and yards of offense and possessed the ball for nearly 35 minutes. forced two turnovers. Both takeaways led to Orange scores as defensive ends Robert Welsh ‘Cuse took a 3-0 lead after Cole Murphy’s 43-yard field goal capped a 61-yard drive (interception return for a touchdown) and Micah Robinson (fumble recovery return for a near the end of the first quarter. The kick was set up by a Brandon Reddish interception. It touchdown) contributed 14 points. was one of two times Syracuse picked off Clemson quarterback Cole Stoudt. Darius Kelly The first quarter featured scoring drives by both teams. Wake Forest (2-5, 0-3 ACC) took intercepted another Stoudt pass in the third quarter. the lead when quarterback John Wolford hit Cam Serigne for a 10-yard touchdown with After a Tigers’ field goal evened the score at three with just over four minutes remaining 5:20 on the clock for its only score of the game. The play capped a 13-play, 91-yard drive. in the half, the Orange again turned a takeaway into points. Dyshawn Davis stripped Stoudt Syracuse responded with a 13-play, 69-yard drive that ended with Cole Murphy’s 32-yard with 1:12 to go before intermission, which set up Murphy for a career-long field goal try of field goal that closed the gap to 7-3. 50 yards, which he hit to give the Orange a 6-3 lead at the intermission. SU took the lead for good on its first possesion of the second quarter. Long capped a In the third quarter, turnovers on back-to-back plays by both teams resulted in Clemson 15-play, 92-yard march with a dash to the right corner of the end zone and Syracuse claimed driving inside the Orange 10-yard line. However, SU’s defense stiffened as Lynch stuffed a 10-7 advantage with 7:50 remaining in the half. Long accounted for 80 of the 92 yards on Wayne Gallman on third-and-goal from the 2-yard line and the Tigers settled for an 18-yard drive. He was 5-for-7 for 56 yards passing and rushed for 24 yards during the series. Ammon Lakip field goal that tied the score at 6-6. On the ensuing WF drive, Welsh picked off a Wolford pass and ran it back 42 yards for a A little more than three minutes later, Lakip connected on his third field goal of the night touchdown, and Murphy’s PAT gave SU a 17-7 lead with 5:05 to go in the second quarter. to give the Tigers their first lead (9-6) with 3:24 to go in the third quarter. Syracuse continued to pour it on in the second half, adding to its lead on a 41-yard field Clemson upped its margin to 10 on the second play of the fourth quarter as Stoudt hit goal by Murphy at the 11:07 mark of the third quarter. Stanton Seckinger on a 19-yard pass for the game’s first touchdown and a 16-6 advantage. The Orange defense struck again on Wake Forest’s next series. Brandon Reddish came Two possessions later, Murphy missed a 42-yard field goal attempt that would have on a corner blitz and drilled backup quarterback Tyler Cameron, causing a fumble. Robinson made it a one-score game. After the Murphy miss, Clemson turned to its running game, picked it up and ran it back 51 yards for the touchdown and a 27-7 Orange lead. led by Gallman’s 101 yards on 28 carries, to use up the remaining 8:17 and win its seventh An 86-yard run by McFarlane set up a 27-yard field goal by Murphy that closed the consecutive game at Memorial Stadium. scoring late in the third. McFarlane’s dash tied for the third-longest rush in school history. The defense did the rest, not allowing a first down on Wake’s last five possessions to help the Orange snap its four-game losing streak. TEAM STATISTICS SU CU First Downs 10 23 TEAM STATISTICS Rush Att.-Yards 34-88 48-166 SU WF Pass Yards 82 209 First Downs 17 12 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 62-170 83-375 Rush Att.-Yards 38-199 36-71 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 12-28 24-35 Pass Yards 171 99 Passes had intercepted 2 2 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 70-370 59-170 Punts-Avg. 9-45.3 6-41.2 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 22-32 15-23 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 2-3 Passes had intercepted 0 1 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-89 2-44 Punts-Avg. 6-44.3 8-44.9 Fumbles-Lost 4-1 3-2 Punt Returns-Yards 2-6 2-47 Penalties-Yards 5-30 2-15 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-14 2-49 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 6-55 3-35 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS Syracuse 3 3 0 0 6 Clemson 0 3 6 7 16 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Syracuse 3 14 13 0 30 Wake Forest 7 0 0 0 7 SCORING SUMMARY Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SCORING SUMMARY SU – Murphy, 43-yard field goal 13-61/5:00 3-0 1st/0:45 CU – Lakip, 38-yard field goal 12-69/4:37 3-3 2nd/4:37 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SU – Murphy, 50-yard field goal 4-(-6)/1:12 6-3 2nd/0:00 WF – Serigne, 10-yard pass from Wolford (Weaver kick) 13-91/6:07 0-7 1st/5:29 CU – Lakip, 18-yard field goal 12-49/3:56 6-6 3rd/6:36 SU – Murphy, 32-yard field goal 13-69/4:14 3-7 1st/1:09 CU – Lakip, 41-yard field goal 5-22/1:39 6-9 3rd/3:30 SU – Long, 4-yard run (Murphy kick) 15-92/6:26 10-7 2nd/7:50 CU – Seckinger, 19-yard pass from Stoudt (Lakip kick) 7-73/2:14 6-16 4th/14:28 SU – Welsh, 42-yard interception return (Murphy kick) -/- 17-7 2nd/5:05 SU – Murphy, 41-yard field goal 12-51/3:53 20-7 3rd/11:07 SU – Robinson, 51-yard fumble return (Murphy kick) -/- 27-7 3rd/9:27 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SU – Murphy, 27-yard field goal 5-81/2:01 30-7 3rd/5:15 Rushing SU – Gulley (17-77); CU – Gallman (28-101) Passing SU – Long (12-27-2 - 82 yds); CU – Stoudt (24-35-2 - 209 yds - 1TD) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Receiving SU – Broyld (4-49); CU – Williams (5-72) Tackles SU – Lynch (9-1/10); CU – Smith (7-1/8) Rushing SU – McFarlane (10-114); WF – Wortham (19-57) Passing SU – Long (22-32-0 - 171 yds); WF – Wolford (9-14-1 - 72 yds - 1TD) Receiving SU – Ishmael (6-72); WF – Scott (5-48) Tackles SU – Reddish (6-1/7); WF – Janvion (8-4/12)

98 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2014 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #9 GAME #10 Syracuse 17 Syracuse 10 vs. NC State 24 vs. Duke 27 November 1 at Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. November 8 at Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. The Orange (3-6, 1-4 ACC) led late in the third quarter, but an 82-yard interception After the Orange (3-7, 1-5 ACC) tied the game and held No. 22 Duke scoreless in the return for a touchdown by freshman defensive end Pharoah McKever powered NC State to a third quarter, the Blue Devils (8-1, 4-1 ACC) pulled ahead with 17 points in the fourth to 24-17 victory in the Carrier Dome. down Syracuse, 27-10. Down 9-0 late in the second quarter, the Orange rattled off 14 unanswered points It was a dual effort under center for the Orange with Austin Wilson getting the starting to take a 14-9 advantage. McKever’s touchdown in the third quarter turned the tide and nod and finishing 11-of-19 for 68 yards through the air, while Mitch Kimble completed Syracuse ultimately never retook the lead. 6-of-13 passes for 37 yards. Ben Lewis was the top target for the two field generals. Lewis For the second time in 2014, and third time in his collegiate career, wide receiver Jarrod finished with a career-high six receptions for 30 yards. Jarrod West and Ervin Phillips each West topped the 100-yard receiving mark, finishing the day with a career-high 161 yards on made four catches on the day, with West leading the corps with 45 yards receiving. seven receptions. Kimble added 42 yards rushing on 10 carries, including an 8-yard, third-quarter Freshman quarterback AJ Long was 22-for-42 for a career-best 307 yards passing. It touchdown run. Prince-Tyson Gulley finished with nine carries for 42 yards to become the marked the first 300-yard passing game by a true freshman in program history. Long threw 22nd Orange runner to top 2,000 career yards. Ervin Philips chipped in with six rushes for 36 two touchdown passes in the contest, which matched his personal best. yards. NC State (5-4, 1-4 ACC) opened the contest with a nine-play, 52-yard drive that Durrell Eskridge and Darius Kelly led the secondary with seven tackles each, while Micah culminated with a 43-yard field goal from senior placekicker Niklas Sade. Robinson tied for the team tackle lead with seven stops up front for a defense that held the Following two more second-quarter Sade field goals, Syracuse took over at its own Blue Devils to 259 yards of offfense, 163 yards less than their season average of 422 coming 4-yard line with 3:38 remaining in the half, down by nine. The Orange went 96 yards in 12 into the game. Rookie Zaire Franklin added six tackles in his first start at middle linebacker. plays, capped by a 15-yard touchdown pass from Long to Ben Lewis with 15 seconds to go in Down 10-3 at the start of the second half, Kimble led the Orange on a nine-play, 67-yard the opening half to close the gap to 9-7. touchdown drive to tie the game at 10 with 5:18 left in the third quarter. Kimble was 2-for-2 SU carried the momentum from its late first-half touchdown into the third quarter. for 28 yards and rushed four times for 16 yards during the series, including an 8-yard scurry Freshman wide receiver Steve Ishmael hauled in a 25-yard touchdown pass from Long to into the end zone for his first career touchdown. complete a 10-play, 75-yard drive to open the second half. The touchdown gave the Orange Following Kimble’s score, the two sides exchanged punts until Brandon Reddish its first lead in the contest, 14-9, with 11:38 to go in the period. interecepted Duke QB Anthony Boone on the SU 2-yard line early in the fourth quarter. After an NC State punt, SU was once again on the march. Deep in Wolfpack territory, However, Syracuse couldn’t get out of the shadow of its goal line, and Riley Dixon was forced Long was intercepted over the middle by McKever and he took it back 82 yards for the to punt the ball to Jamison Crowder who ran it back 52 yards for a touchdown and a 17-10 touchdown. Matt Dayes added the two-point conversions to make the score 17-14. Duke advantage. Syracuse had an opportunity to slice into the deficit late in the fourth quarter, but Long On SU’s next possession, the Blue Devils stopped the Orange on a fake punt and took fumbled on his own 35-yard line with 3:54 remaining in regulation. NC State took over and over at the SU 32. Boone and the Duke offense capitalized on the excellent field position as Jacoby Brissett completed an 18-yard touchdown pass to running back Shadrach Thornton to Ross Martin connected on a 34-yard field goal to push the advantage to 20-10. give the Wolfpack a 24-14 advantage. Duke put the game out of reach shortly thereafter. Breon Borders intercepted Wilson On the ensuing possession, the Orange moved quickly to set up a 50-yard for the second time on the next series. Boone took advantage, finding Issac Blakeney for his field goal attempt for freshman placekicker Cole Murphy. Murphy connected for his second second touchdown reception of the game, this time from 54 yards out, to close the scoring 50-yarder in as many games to cut the NC State lead to 24-17 with 17 seconds left. with 7:13 to play. Syracuse successfully recovered the ensuing onside kick, giving the team one last Crowder led the Blue Devils with a game-high nine catches for 58 yards in addition to his chance. Long launched a deep pass in the final seconds, but it was intercepted by freshman punt return touchdown. Blakeney finished with three catches for 92 yards and two scores. safety Josh Jones at the NC State 8-yard line, ending any hope of a last-second comeback. TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS SU DU SU NCST First Downs 12 12 First Downs 20 14 Rush Att.-Yards 37-119 33-98 Rush Att.-Yards 37-38 35-121 Pass Yards 105 161 Pass Yards 307 186 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 69-224 66-259 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 79-345 68-307 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 17-32 15-33 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 22-42 20-33 Passes had intercepted 2 1 Passes had intercepted 2 0 Punts-Avg. 9-46.2 7-45.1 Punts-Avg. 9-39.2 8-45.0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 6-106 Punt Returns-Yards 4-35 2-10 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-34 3-57 Kickoff Returns-Yards 0-0 3-37 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0 Penalties-Yards 7-55 5-40 Penalties-Yards 6-61 9-80 SCORING BY QUARTERS SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Duke 3 7 0 17 27 NC State 3 6 8 7 24 Syracuse 3 0 7 0 10 Syracuse 0 7 7 3 17 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time DU - Martin, 27-yard field goal 9-32/3:57 0-3 1st/9:20 NCST – Sade, 43-yard field goal 9-52/2:50 0-3 1st/12:10 SU – Murphy, 27-yard field goal 12-65/4:59 3-3 1st/4:21 NCST – Sade, 43-yard field goal 13-39/5:12 0-6 2nd/12:10 DU – Blakeney, 22-yard pass from Boone (Martin kick) 13-91/5:33 3-10 2nd/5:16 NCST – Sade, 21-yard field goal 8-47/2:47 0-9 2nd/8:06 SU – Kimble, 8-yard run (Murphy kick) 9-67/4:23 10-10 3rd/5:18 SU – Lewis, 15-yard pass from Long (Murphy kick) 12-96/3:23 7-9 2nd/0:15 DU – Crowder, 52-yard punt return (Martin kick) -/- 10-17 4th/12:45 SU – Ishmael, 25-yard pass from Long (Murphy kick) 10-75/3:22 14-9 3rd/11:38 DU – Martin, 34-yard field goal 5-16/1:44 10-20 4th/9:08 NCST – McKever, 82-yard INT return (Dayes pass from Brissett) -/- 14-17 3rd/2:52 DU – Blakeney, 54-yard pass from Boone (Martin kick) 3-58/1:14 10-27 4th/7:13 NCST – Thornton, 18-yard pass from Brissett (Sade kick) 5-35/1:40 14-24 4th/2:14 SU – Murphy, 50-yard field goal 10-43/1:57 17-24 4th/0:17 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing SU – Kimble (10-42), Gulley (9-42); DU – Powell (17-68) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing SU – Wilson (11-19-2 - 68 yds); DU – Boone (15-33-1 - 161 yds - 2TD) Rushing SU – Ameen-Moore (7-33); NCST – Samuels (2-46) Receiving SU – Lewis (6-30), West (4-45); DU – Crowder (9-58), Blakeney (3-94) Passing SU – Long (22-42-2 - 307 yds - 2TD); NCST – Brissett (20-32-0 - 186 yds - 1TD) Tackles SU – Eskridge (6-1/7), Robinson (3-4/7), Kelly (3-4/7); DU – Fields (7-1/8) Receiving SU – West (7-161); NCST – Hines (6-21), Cherry (4-64) Tackles SU – Lynch (6-4/10); NCSU – Wright (5-1/6)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 99 2014 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #11 GAME #12 Syracuse 7 Syracuse 7 at Pitt 30 at Boston College 28 November 22 at Heinz Field • Pittsburgh, Pa. November 29 at Alumni Stadium • Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Freshman wide receiver Steve Ishmael recorded a career high in receiving yards and Ron The Syracuse defense held Boston College (7-5, 4-4 ACC) to 120 yards less than its Thompson scored his first career touchdown in Syracuse’s 30-7 setback at Pitt on Saturday, season rushing average, but the Eagles outscored the Orange 21-0 over the last three Nov. 22 at Heinz Field. quarters to post a 28-7 win in the regular-season finale for both teams on Saturday, Nov. 29 Freshman quarterback AJ Long was 10-for-19 for 149 yards and an interception. His at Alumni Stadium. favorite target was Ishmael, who finished with six receptions for 97 yards. George Morris II Syracuse senior linebackers Cameron Lynch and Dyshawn Davis each made 10 tackles rushed for a team-high 34 yards, while Long recorded 30 yards on the ground, his highest to lead an Orange defense that recorded a season-best 11 tackles for loss and limited BC total of the season. However, it was Thompson, Syracuse’s starting defensive tackle, that was to 142 yards rushing on 49 attempts (2.9 yards per carry). In the process, Syracuse (3-9, 1-7 responsible for the team’s only points. He plunged into the end zone from a yard out in the ACC) bottled up Eagles quarterback Tyler Murphy, who ran for a season-low 20 yards after third quarter. entering the game second among FBS quarterbacks at 96.3 rushing yards per contest. Defensively, Zaire Franklin led the Orange with a career-high 10 tackles in his second Jarrod West caught five passes for 45 yards on the day to pace the Syracuse offense and consecutive start. he finished his career fifth on the school’s all-time receptions list (134) and seventh in career The Panthers (5-6, 3-4 ACC) appeared to have taken the lead on the opening kickoff, but receiving yards (1,836). Pitt was called for holding, negating Tyler Boyd’s 96-yard return for a touchdown. The Eagles didn’t waste any time grabbing the lead. Myles Willis returned the opening Syracuse dodged another bullet as the Panthers nearly took the lead again on their kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown to give them a 7-0 advantage 12 seconds into the contest. second drive of the game. Pitt advanced to the Syracuse 24-yard line, but Chris Blewitt’s Syracuse answered the score late in the first quarter. After a 10-yard punt return by 42-yard field goal attempt was wide left. The Orange took over, but Prince Tyson-Gulley Ritchy Desir to the Boston College 43 gave the offense a short field, Ervin Philips broke free fumbled on the first play from scrimmage, giving the Panthers the ball deep in Syracuse for a 16-yard run on first down. A 9-yard completion from AJ Long to Philips on the next play territory. Four plays later, James Conner ran it in from the one to give the Panthers a 7-0 had the Orange in business at the Eagles’ 18-yard line. Four plays later, Long scampered into lead with 5:11 left in the opening quarter. the end zone from four yards out to cap the drive, and Cole Murphy added the point after to The Orange (3-8, 1-6 ACC) responded with one of its longest drives of the half, but it make it 7-7 with 1:43 left in the opening period. ended when Long’s pass to Ishmael in the end zone was intercepted by Lafayette Pitts. Boston College looked to pull ahead in the latter stages of the first half after driving to Blewitt missed another field goal attempt, this time from 44 yards, on the ensuing Pitt the Syracuse 10, but a pair of tackles behind the line of scrimmage by Lynch forced BC kicker possession, but he was able to convert a 46-yard try with 5:10 left in the second quarter to Mike Knoll to try a 36-yard field goal. He pushed it wide and the score remained tied with give the Panthers a 10-0 lead. 4:48 to play in the second quarter. Pitt added to its advantage with an 80-yard scoring drive capped by Chad Voytik’s After Syracuse went three-and-out on the ensuing series, the Eagles had another chance 11-yard touchdown pass to Dontez Ford. Pass interference and personal foul penalties aided to regain the lead and this time they took advantage. Murphy connected with Sherman the Panthers as they took a 17-0 lead with 47 seconds remaining in the half. Alston on a 28-yard scoring pass with 1:10 to go in the half to put the home team in front, On the opening possession of the third quarter, Syracuse drove 75 yards on 10 plays 14-7, at the intermission. for its only points of the game. The drive was capped by Thompson, who dove into the end Two plays into the second half, Mike Strizak picked off Long deep in Orange territory to zone from the one for his first touchdown. Cole Murphy tacked on the extra point to cut the set up a Jon Hilliman 7-yard touchdown run that extended the BC margin to 21-7. deficit to 17-7. The Orange struggled to get anything going offensively and punted on its next three The Panthers answered Thompson’s score with a field goal on their next drive, and then possessions. That set the stage for BC running back Tyler Rouse, who put the game out of scored on the first play of the fourth quarter when Voytik threw a screen to Boyd, who took reach with 8:43 to play by breaking off a 42-yard touchdown run to close the scoring. it 49 yards for a touchdown and a 27-7 Pitt advantage. Long finished the day 7-for-18 passing for 59 yards. Prince-Tyson Gulley led the Orange After an SU three-and-out, Blewitt converted a 46-yard field goal to put the Panthers up ground game with 35 yards on seven carries. 30-7 with 9:42 to play. Syracuse was able to get a first down on its next possession, but the Murphy was 13-of-17 for 160 yards and one touchdown through the air for the Eagles. drive stalled at its own 47-yard line and the Orange was forced to punt. The Panthers took Rouse toted the ball nine times for a game-high 59 yards. over and ran out the final 7:01 to earn its second straight win in the series. TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS SU BC SU PITT First Downs 8 19 First Downs 12 28 Rush Att.-Yards 28-70 49-142 Rush Att.-Yards 29-106 52-256 Pass Yards 66 160 Pass Yards 149 189 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 48-136 66-302 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 54-255 72-445 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 8-20 13-17 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 10-25 14-20 Passes had intercepted 2 0 Passes had intercepted 2 1 Punts-Avg. 9-36.9 6-43.0 Punts-Avg. 5-42.4 1-48.0 Punt Returns-Yards 4-39 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-29 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-84 2-97 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-52 2-27 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-Yards 8-75 4-36 Penalties-Yards 6-67 9-58 SCORING BY QUARTERS SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Syracuse 7 0 0 0 7 Syracuse 0 0 7 0 7 Boston College 7 7 7 7 28 Pitt 7 10 3 10 30

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time BC – Willis, 95-yard kickoff return (Knoll kick) -/- 7-0 1st/14:48 PITT – Conner, 1-yard run (Blewitt kick) 4-28/1:44 7-0 1st/5:11 SU – Long, 4-yard run (Murphy kick) 6-43/2:48 7-7 1st/1:43 PITT – Blewitt, 46-yard field goal 10-46/5:24 10-0 2nd/5:10 BC – Alston, 26-yard pass from Murphy (Knoll kick) 4-55/1:32 14-7 2nd/1:10 PITT – Ford, 11-yard pass from Voytik (Blewitt kick) 5-80/0:51 17-0 2nd/0:47 BC – Hilliman, 7-yard run (Knoll kick) 4-30/2:00 21-7 3rd/12:14 SU – Thompson, 1-yard run (Murphy kick) 10-75/3:56 17-7 3rd/11:04 BC – Rouse, 42-yard run (Knoll kick) 9-80/4:08 28-7 4th/8:43 PITT – Blewitt, 31-yard field goal 13-49/6:30 20-7 3rd/4:34 PITT – Boyd, 49-yard pass from Voytik (Blewitt kick) 4-72/1:47 27-7 4th/14:52 PITT – Blewitt, 46-yard field goal 8-34/3:59 30-7 4th/9:42 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing SU – Gulley (7-35); BC – Rouse (9-59) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing SU – Long (7-18-1 - 59 yds); BC – Murphy (13-17-0 - 160 yds - 1TD) Rushing SU – Morris (4-34); PITT – James (19-122) Receiving SU – West (5-45); BC – Bordner (4-41) Passing SU – Long (10-19-1 - 149 yds); PITT – Voytik (14-20-1 - 189 yds - 2TD) Tackles SU – Lynch (6-4/10), Davis (5-5/10); BC – Asprilla (6-0/6) Receiving SU – Ishmael (6-97); PITT – Boyd (7-126) Tackles SU – Franklin (5-5/10); PITT – Gonzalez (8-0/8)

100 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • HISTORY 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1889 On Nov. 23, Syracuse traveled to Rochester for its first intercollegiate football SUccess Stories game. Wearing pink and blue uniforms, SU lost 36-0 to finish the year 0-1. Orange Football in the National Polls 1890 The following Syracuse football squads have been ranked in the final polls: Orange was adopted as the school color and Syracuse’s athletic teams are AP Poll Coaches Poll AP Poll Coaches Poll henceforth known as “Orange” or “Orangemen.” SU defeated the Syracuse 1956 8th 8th 1988 13th 12th Athletic Association 14-0 in the season opener for its first football victory, en 1958 9th 10th 1990 — 21st route to a 7-4 record. Bobby Winston became the program’s first head coach. 1959 1st 1st 1991 11th 11th 1960 19th — 1992 6th 7th 1891 1961 14th 16th 1995 19th 16th Stephen Crane, author of the Civil War classic “Red Badge of Courage,” was a 1963 — 12th 1996 22nd 19th member of an SU squad that finished 4-7. 1964 — 12th 1997 21st 20th 1966 — 16th 1998 25th 24th 1892 1967 — 12th 2001 14th 14th 1987 4th 4th The only season in SU football history with no wins when at least two games were played. The Orange went 0-8-1 under coach Jordan C. Wells. The Associated Press writers’ poll was introduced in 1936. The poll ranked the top 20 teams in the nation until 1961, when it was revamped to include just the top 10 teams. The top 20 format returned in 1968 and was expanded to include the top 25 1893 in 1989. Without a coach, the Orange finished the season with a 4-9-1 record. SU posted The coaches’ poll was a service of United Press International (UPI) from 1950 to triumphs against Syracuse High School, Hamilton, Onondaga Academy and 1990. The poll ranked the top 20 teams in the nation benfore it was converted to a Cazenovia. top-25 format. From 1991 to 1996, the coaches’ poll was run by USA Today/CNN, which formerly had its own poll of writers and broadcasters. In 1997, USA Today joined with ESPN to sponsor the coaches’ poll. 1894 In his only season as Syracuse’s head coach, George H. Bond led the Orange to a 6-5 record. 1904 The Orange put 144 points on the board against , a team record that 1895 still stands today. The Orange secured its first real home field as SU went from playing in parks throughout the city of Syracuse to playing at The Oval, which was a space 1905 located behind the Hall of Languages. The Orange recorded its first victory The Orange posted six shutouts as it finished the season with an overall record against rival Colgate, winning by the score of 4-0. of 8-3.

1896 1906 The Orange played its first opponent from outside of New York state, losing to Head coach Frank J. O’Neill led the Orange to a 6-3 record in SU’s final season Williams College (Mass.), 24-6. playing in The Oval.

1897 1907 The Colgate “Hoodoo” was born when a newspaper reporter sympathetic to the The Orange opened Archbold Stadium, a 20,000-seat facility, with a 28-0 victory Raiders’ cause tackled an SU player who was on his way to scoring the winning against Hobart. The stadium provided the Orange with one of the finest facilities touchdown. The game ended in a 6-6 tie. of its time. Once called “the eighth wonder of the world,” Archbold was just the third concrete stadium built in the United States. A 22-0 victory against Hamilton 1898 was the program’s 100th win. The Orange posted an 8-2-1 record, outscoring its opponents 192-69 under the direction of head coach Frank E. Wade. 1908 Syracuse played its first game against a Western Conference (now Big Ten) 1899 foe, beating Michigan, 28-4. Marquis (Bill) Horr became SU’s first All-America SU finished 4-4 in the final year of head coach Frank E. Wade’s three-year selection in head coach Howard Jones’ only season as SU’s leader. In 1951, tenure. Jones and Frank O’Neill were the first Syracuse people inducted into the College Football Hall Fame. 1900 , a Cornell grad, was hired as head football coach and to start 1909 the crew program. He later coached against SU as the head coach at Colgate. SU posted a 4-5-1 record during the first of two seasons for head coach T.A.D. Jones. He finished with an overall record of 9-9-2. 1901 Success builds for the football program as the Orange finished the season with a 1910 7-1 record, losing one game to Lafayette, 5-0. In its 22nd season of intercollegiate football, SU posted a 5-4-1 record.

1902 1911 A 23-0 shutout of rival Colgate was an important win for the Orange as it cruised First-year head coach C. DeForest Cummings led the Orange to a 5-3-2 season. to a 6-2-1 season. Other big wins included victories against the Onondaga Indians, Amherst, and Williams. 1912 After opening the season with a 12-0 victory against in-state rival Hobart, SU 1903 finished with a 4-5 record in C. DeForest Cummings’ last season as head coach. The football program gained momentum as its budget increased to $5,500. The raise brought the overall SU sports budget to $10,400.

102 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1913 Coach Frank (Buck) O’Neill returned to coach the Orange after leading the SUccess Stories program to a winning season in 1907. He continued to coach at Syracuse for five more years. Ernie Davis: 1961 Heisman Winner

1914 In 1961, running back Ernie Davis won the Heisman Trophy, given to the SU scored 81 points in a victory against Hamilton, a point total that ranks fourth outstanding intercollegiate football player on the Orange record list. in the United States. Davis edged out Bill Ferguson of Ohio State in what at the time 1915 was the closest vote in Heisman history SU’s first powerhouse team finished 9-1-2, recording seven shutouts and (824 points to 771). Davis thus became outscoring the opposition, 331-16. SU was invited to the Rose Bowl to play the first African-American and the only Washington, but declined because an earlier West Coast trip (the first by an Syracuse player to win the coveted award. Eastern school) to Oregon State had used up the travel budget. SU guards He died of leukemia in 1963, never getting Christopher Schlacter and Harold White were both named All-Americans. the chance to realize his dream of teaming up with former SU great Jim Brown in the 1916 Cleveland Browns’ backfield. Davis’ trophy In his only season as head coach, William Hollenback led SU to a 5-4 record. is kept on display in the Iocolano-Petty Football Complex.

1917 Orange Top Five Heisman Trophy Finishes All-America tackle Alfred Cobb captained the Orange squad to an 8-1-1 record. 1998 Donovan McNabb (5th place) 1918 Winner - , Texas 1987 Don McPherson (2nd place) Joe Alexander earned his first of three consecutive first-team All-America Winner - Tim Brown, Notre Dame honors. He and Floyd Little, who was an All-American from 1964-1966, are only 1967 Larry Csonka (4th place) two Syracuse players with three first-team All-America nods. Tackle Louis Usher Winner - Gary Beban, UCLA also earned All-America recognition in 1918. Alexander played in the NFL as 1966 Floyd Little (5th place) center for the Rochester Jeffersons, , and New York Giants. Winner - , Florida 1965 Floyd Little (5th place) 1919 Winner - Mike Garrett, USC 1961 Ernie Davis (Winner) All-American Joe Alexander and the Orange finished 8-3 in the last year of Frank 1956 Jim Brown (5th place) (Buck) O’Neill’s tenure as SU’s head coach. O’Neill was the sideline leader for a Winner - , Notre Dame total of eight years (1906-07, 1913-15, 1917-19).

1920 1926 Team captain Joe Alexander received All-America honors for the third straight Vic Hanson earned All-America honors in football and captained the basketball year. He and first-year head coach John Meehan led the Orange to a 6-2-1 team to the national championship. Hanson is the only athlete enshrined in both record. Alexander was enshrined in the Collge Football Hall of Fame in 1954. the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the College Football Hall of Tackle Bertrand Gulick also received All-America recognition. Fame.

1921 1927 Gifford Zimmerman became the first SU player to wear the fabled No. 44. The In his first year as head coach, led the Orange to a 5-3-2 record. number remained in circulation until the 2005 season when it was retired. 1928 1922 After a 3-0 start, the Orange finished the season with a 4-4-1 record. The Penn State series started with a scoreless tie in a game played at the Grounds in New York City. Roy Simmons Sr. was the squad’s quarterback, marking the beginning of a relationship between the Simmons family and SU 1929 athletics that continues today. Roy Simmons III is the director of operations for SU played the first night game in the East, beating Hobart, 77-0. Lew Andreas, the Orange men’s lacrosse program. After his playing career concluded in 1924, who was SU’s basketball coach from 1924 through 1950, completes a three-year Simmons Sr. coached the Orange lacrosse and boxing squads, as well as served stint as the football coach. Andreas also served as SU’s director of athletics from as an assistant football coach. Roy Simmons Jr. was SU’s men’s lacrosse coach 1937 through 1964. from 1971 through 1998, taking the reins of the program from his father when he retired in 1970. 1930 Vic Hanson returned to SU to coach for three years after playing briefly for a 1923 , highlighting his multi-faceted athletic ability. All-America end Evander (Pete) MacRae led the Orange defense to a school- record seven consecutive shutouts. 1931 The Orange outscored its opponents 238-56 en route to a 7-1-1 record. 1924 Syracuse defeated Boston College, 10-0, for the 200th victory in program history. 1932 The program enjoyed its 250th victory, a 27-6 win against Oglethorpe. 1925 Clarence Thomas became the first quarterback to wear the storied No. 44 jersey. 1933 He led the team to an 8-1-1 record. After a 3-0 start, the Orange closed the season with a 4-4 record under the direction of fourth-year head coach Vic Hanson.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 103 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1934 SUccess Stories All-America tackle James Steen led the Orange to a 6-2 record. Wilmeth Sidat-Singh 1935 One of the greatest student-athletes Senior guard Ed Jontos became Syracuse’s first pro football draft pick when he in Syracuse University history, Wilmeth was selected 45th overall by the New York Giants in the 1936 draft. Sidat-Singh ’39 was also an individual of extraordinary courage. Sidat-Singh 1936 starred for the Orange football and Vic Hanson concluded his Syracuse coaching tenure with a seven-year record of basketball squads, despite being 33-21-5. subjected to racial bias. After earning his degree in zoology from SU, Sidat- Singh played professional basketball. The 1937 NFL ban on African-American players succeeded Vic Hanson as head coach. He brought with him an eliminated pro football as an option. assistant named Charles (Bud) Wilkinson, who later established a dynasty at The University honored the memory Oklahoma. Wilkinson was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in of Sidat-Singh by retiring Singh’s No. 19 1969. basketball jersey in 2005. In 1943, Sidat-Singh passed the 1938 entrance exam for the U.S. Army Air Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, one of the first African-American quarterbacks to play Corps and was assigned to the only pilot college football, led SU to a stunning 19-17 comeback win against Cornell. training program for : Among Sidat-Singh’s teammates were Olympic sprinter and legendary sports the Tuskegee Airmen. Just days after earning his wings, Sidat-Singh was on a announcer Marty Glickman and the great Michigan State coach Hugh “Duffy” training mission when the engine of his P-40 failed, forcing him to parachute Daugherty. Sidat-Singh’s SU basketball jersey was retired in February 2005. into Lake Huron. His body was found a week later. First Lieutenant Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, U.S. Army Air Corps, is buried at Arlington National Cemetery. “Wilmeth Sidat-Singh was a pioneer in everything that he did,” said SU 1939 Assistant Vice President for Program Development Larry Martin. “He was a Syracuse set a defensive team record as the Orange held opponents to a 33.3 remarkable individual, a two-sport star and an outstanding student. Until percent pass completion rate. now, his story has only been known to a few.” An All-New York City basketball player at DeWitt Clinton High School, 1940 Sidat-Singh led his Bronx team to the Public School Athletic League (PSAL) Under head coach Ossie Solem, SU beat NYU, 47-13, on Oct. 12. The game was title in 1933-34. Despite his talent and credentials, Syracuse University was played in Yankee Stadium in in front of 8,000 people. the only school to offer him a scholarship. At SU, the six-foot, 190-pound Sidat-Singh led the Orange to three straight winning seasons. A hero and leader on campus, Sidat-Singh also joined the football team 1941 in his sophomore year after assistant coach Roy Simmons Sr. spotted him The Syracuse special teams unit set a school record for punt return yards (662). throwing a 55-yard pass, flat-footed, in an intramural game. He was subject to the indignities plaguing many African-Americans when the Orange traveled 1942 to Southern states to play. Officials from some of the schools prevented Sidat- Winning the first five games of the season, the Orange was ranked as high as Singh from taking the field, citing segregation laws. He was banned from the 15th as it went on to finish with a 6-3 record. 1937 game at Maryland, which the Orange lost 13-0. One year later, when the teams met in Archbold Stadium, Sidat-Singh helped SU to a 53-0 triumph against the Terrapins. He played halfback in Syracuse’s single-wing offense, a 1943 position similar to today’s quarterback. Syracuse University suspended intercollegiate sports due to World War II. In an article for The Syracusan, Don Hallock ’38 described the pre-med zoology major as “an omnivorous reader … more interested in a sheepskin 1944 than a pigskin.” The Orange finished with a 2-4-1 record, including playing a game against Boston Sidat-Singh’s Syracuse football teammates included Hugh “Duffy” College at historic Fenway Park in Boston. Daugherty ’39, the legendary Michigan State head coach, and Marty Glickman ’39, the radio voice of New York City sports for half a century. In 1938, legendary sportswriter Rice came to Syracuse to scout 1945 Rose Bowl-bound Cornell. After watching Sidat-Singh engineer a stunning Ossie Solom concluded his eight-year SU coaching stint, guiding the Orange to a 19-17 upset for Syracuse, which included six passes for 150 yards and three 1-6 record. He had a 30-27-6 overall mark. touchdowns in the final nine minutes, Rice ranked Sidat-Singh with and as the greatest throwing arms of the era. 1946 After graduation, Sidat-Singh played with the Syracuse Reds, one of the Future College Football Hall of Fame coach Clarence L. “Biggie” Munn served as few racially integrated professional basketball teams of the barnstorming the Orange head coach. Munn went on to coach at Michigan State. A member era. On December 1, 1939, the Reds defeated the Original Celtics, 40-37, of Munn’s coaching staff, Hugh “Duffy” Daugherty, was also inducted into the in Watertown, N.Y. Sidat-Singh scored 14 points. A year later, he joined the College Football Hall of Fame, in 1984. The Orange program enjoyed its 300th Harlem Renaissance (or “Rens”), the most famous of the African American overall win, a 28-7 victory against Temple. barnstorming teams. Sidat-Singh was born Wilmeth Webb, the son of Elias Webb, a Washington pharmacist, and Pauline Webb. Both of his parents were African Americans. 1947 Elias Webb died when Wilmeth was a child. Pauline Webb then married Dr. Reaves Baysinger became head coach and promptly changed the Orange’s Samuel Sidat-Singh, then a medical student who had come to the United uniform from a blue jersey with orange numbers to white to go along with khaki States to study at Howard University. Dr. Sidat-Singh adopted Wilmeth and moleskin pants. He led SU to a 3-6 record. moved the family to West 135th Street in Harlem, where he practiced family medicine for many years. 1948 In the final year for head coach Reaves Baysinger, the Orange posted a 1-8 record.

104 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1949 Ben Schwartzwalder was hired as head coach following five consecutive losing SUccess Stories seasons. The Syracuse Eight 1950 set the school record with three interceptions against Penn State. Two others (Tommy Myers, 1970 and Markus Paul, 1985) have since tied that mark.

1951 In a game against LaFayette, the SU defense forced a school-record nine turnovers.

1952 Tackle Robert Fleck earned All-America honors, leading Syracuse to a 7-2 record In 1970, a group of Syracuse University football team members, known and its first bowl game. SU lost to Alabama, 61-6, in the Orange Bowl. Future Pro today as the “Syracuse 8,” showed extraordinary courage and commitment Football Hall of Fame center Jim Ringo concluded his three-year SU career. by calling for the equal treatment of student-athletes and a diverse coaching staff. As talented scholarship athletes, these men were aware of 1953 the potential consequences of their actions. Despite this risk, they took a Robert Fleck moved to guard and earned his second consecutive All-America strong, principled stand. When their calls for action were not honored, they award as the Orange finished 5-3-1 during head coach Ben Schwartzwalder’s made the difficult decision to leave the team and give up a game they loved fifth season at the helm. and the potential professional success it could bring. Although mistakenly dubbed the “Syracuse 8” by media reports in 1954 1970, the group included nine individuals. They are Gregory Allen ’72, A halfback from Long Island, well down on the preseason depth chart, was Richard Bulls ’73, John Godbolt ’73, Dana Harrell ’71, G ‘73, John Lobon ’73, issued jersey No. 44. His name was Jim Brown. Clarence “Bucky” McGill ’72, A. Alif Muhammad ’71, Duane Walker ’80 and Ron Womack ’71. 1955 At a special ceremony in October 2006, former Syracuse University The Syracuse defense shined as it only allowed 35 pass completions on Chancellor and President awarded these former Orange 95 attempts – still SU records for the fewest completions and attempts by football players SU’s Chancellor’s Medal. opponents in team history. Against Army, the Orange did not allow a completion. “These events celebrate the courage and determination of the ‘Syracuse 8’ to stand up for their values and principles, even in the face of great 1956 personal sacrifice,” Cantor said. “These alumni are emblematic of the With a bowl bid on the line in the regular-season finale versus Colgate, Jim values we want for our students and for ourselves when we face critical Brown scored a then-NCAA record 43 points in SU’s 61-7 victory. The Orange finished the regular season with a 7-1 record, earning an invitation to the Cotton issues of justice and equality. Their courage 36 years ago stands today as Bowl, where it lost to TCU, 28-27. Brown broke the SU rushing record with 986 a beacon and lesson for all of us as we continue to strive for a more just yards and earned first-team All-America honors. He went on to a Hall of Fame university, community and society.” career with the NFL’s Cleveland Browns after he was the sixth overall selection The group was also recognized at halftime of the Syracuse football game by Cleveland in the 1957 NFL Draft. In 1995, Brown was inducted into the against Louisville. During the ceremony the group was presented with their College Football Hall of Fame. SU ’s jackets, which they never received after leaving the team. In 2005, several of the players returned to campus for a panel discussion 1957 on the events surrounding the “Syracuse 8.” Following that event, alumnus Syracuse recorded the 350th win in the program’s history with a 26-9 victory Art Monk ’80 led an effort to create a special University committee to against Nebraska. consider, and ultimately plan, a formal SU recognition and honoring of the group. Committee members included Monk, Gregory Allen ’72, Dave Bing 1958 ’66, Peter J. Estrada ’82, Daryl Gross, Carmen Harlow ’78, John L. Johnson, Tackle Ronald Luciano earned All-America honors, leading the Orange to an 8-2 Floyd Little ’67, John Lobon ’73, Larry Martin, Angela Y. Robinson ’78, Diane record and an Orange Bowl appearance. SU lost to Oklahoma, 21-6. M. Weathers ’71, Barry L. Wells and Roosevelt R. “Rick” Wright Jr. G’93. Monk, Robinson and Weathers were among those who participated in 1959 • NATIONAL CHAMPIONS the 2006 ceremony. Undefeated, untied, and national champions, the Orange capped off an 11-0 season with its first bowl win, a 23-14 victory against Texas in the Cotton Bowl. Syracuse enjoyed its finest time on the gridiron, pulverizing its foes both 1961 offensively and defensively. The defense allowed a mind-boggling 193 yards Ernie Davis won the Heisman Trophy, becoming the first African American to rushing in 10 games. On offense, the Orange averaged 451 yards per game. receive college football’s most prestigious award. Along the way, he broke Jim Three SU student-athletes earned All-America honors, including guard Roger Brown’s SU career rushing record and led the Orange to a Liberty Bowl win Davis who was the seventh overall selection by the Chicago Bears in the 1960 against Miami (Fla.). Less than two years later, Davis died of leukemia. Davis was NFL Draft. the top pick in the 1962 NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins (who traded his rights to Cleveland) and in the 1962 AFL Draft by the . In 1979, Davis 1960 was enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame. Ernie Davis earned the first of two All-America awards playing halfback for the 7-2 Orange. The Philadelphia Eagles selected fullback Art Baker with the 14th 1962 overall pick in the 1961 NFL Draft. Ben Schwartzwalder was on the East coaching staff for the Coaches All-American game that included two of his players, Ernie Davis and John Brown. End was a first-round selection by the AFL’s San Diego Chargers in the 1963 draft.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 105 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1963 SUccess Stories The Orange finished the season ranked 12th in the coaches’ poll with an 8-2 record. John Mackey began his NFL career as a tight end for the Baltimore Colts, The Legend of Archbold Stadium where he eventually played in two Super Bowls. In 1992, Mackey was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Upon its completion in 1907, Archbold Stadium was touted as 1964 Sophomore halfback Floyd Little, who was recruited to SU by 1961 Heisman the “Greatest Athletic Trophy winner Ernie Davis, earned All-America honors in his first season. Center Arena in America.” Patrick Killorin also received All-America accolades. The program celebrated its Designed to resemble the 400th win — a 38-6 victory against Kansas. Roman Coliseum and to never become outdated, Archbold Stadium was a 1965 trademark of Syracuse All-Americans Floyd Little (halfback), Charles Brown (defensive halfback) and Orange football. Patrick Killorin (center) led the Orange to a 7-4 record, including a 13-10 loss “Athletic contests may to LSU in the Sugar Bowl. The Tigers kicked a field goal with 3:50 left for the come and go but the recently completed concrete stadium at Syracuse winning points. Jim Nance rushed for 70 yards in the loss, while Little had 46. University will endure forever,” stated Dr. Charles Burrows of Technical World Magazine upon viewing Archbold Stadium in 1909. From 1907 until 1978 the Orange battled for victory inside the walls of 1966 Halfback Floyd Little and fullback Larry Csonka, the greatest one-two running Archbold Stadium. It served as the site for many thrilling Orange victories, punch in the Orange annals, led the team to an 8-3 record and a Gator Bowl numerous record-breaking performances – and even a few heart-breaking berth. Little set an SU bowl game record with 216 yards, and Csonka added defeats. But the history of this legendary stadium begins with the vision and 114, in the 18-12 loss to Tennessee. Little, Csonka and tackle Gary Bugenhagen generosity of a single man. earned All-America honors. The AFL’s Denver Broncos selected Little with the John D. Archbold’s gift of $600,000 to the University in 1905 made sixth overall pick in the 1967 league draft. In 1983, Little was inducted into the stadium construction a reality. Archbold was the vice president of Standard College Football Hall of Fame, an honor followed by Csonka’s induction in 1989. Oil and the president of SU’s Board of Trustees from 1892 until his death in In 1987, Csonka was also enshrined into the Professional Football Hall of Fame. 1916. The stadium bared his name. Construction of the stadium began in September of 1906 and was completed only 10 months later. A natural hollow on the west side of the 1967 SU campus provided the perfect site (the Carrier Dome currently occupies Larry Csonka earned All-America honors for the second year in a row after this area). Archbold Stadium was situated at a great height, which granted rushing for 1,127 yards and eight touchdowns. The AFL’s Miami Dolphins fans of that day a clear view of downtown Syracuse, Onondaga Lake and the selected Csonka with the eighth overall pick in the 1968 draft. Csonka was beautiful Onondaga Valley. enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame in 1989. The stadium’s front entrance defined the character of Archbold. Located on the west end, the main entrance consisted of an impressive 40-foot cement arch and two epic towers, which extended high above the archway. 1968 Defensive halfback Anthony Kyasky earned All-America honors for the 6-4 On the north side of the stadium, Archbold’s bowl-like design enabled fans Orange. Defensive tackle Art Thoms was the 22nd overall selection by the to arrive in horse-drawn carriages and enter directly at the promenade Oakland Raiders in the AFL Draft. level. Upon its completion, critics believed the stadium was impractical and argued that it would never be filled. Originally designed to accommodate 1969 a crowd of 20,000, Archbold rarely reached capacity in its initial years, but Against Penn State, Greg Allen set the record for the most individual punt return twice that number squeezed into the stadium in the 1950s and 1960s. In yards with 172. the end more than 6 million fans attended the classic stadium to watch football and past critics were silenced. In addition to providing the University and its fans with an aesthetically 1970 Facing a boycott by a group of nine African-American student-athletes, Syracuse beautiful stadium, Archbold granted the Orange football team a distinct was outscored 100-29 in its first three games, but rebounded to win six of the home-field advantage. The Orange went 265-112-20 all-time at Archbold. next seven games. The ‘Syracuse Eight,’ as the group was named by the media, From 1915 to 1927, Syracuse achieved a home record of 61-10-6. Then, sat out the season calling for the equal treatment of student-athletes and a during the 11-year stretch from 1958-1968, SU won 47 and lost only six diverse coaching staff. On the field, defensive tackle Joe Ehrmann was named an games there. All-American. For 71 years Archbold Stadium treated fans to the best that collegiate football had to offer. It began in 1907 with the ‘sound drubbing’ of Hobart, 28-0. It ended in 1978 with an incredible 20-17 victory against nationally- 1971 ranked Navy. Defensive back Tommy Myers intercepted an SU single-season record eight In the final game at Archbold Stadium a freshman named Joe Morris passes during a season in which a 28-24 win against West Virginia gave the stole the show. Facing a tough Navy defense, Morris carried the ball 31 Orange program its 450th victory. times for 203 yards. Morris helped the Orange upset the second-ranked Midshipmen, 20-17. And more importantly, the Orange sent Archbold Stadium out in style. 1972 The SU streak of 22 consecutive non-losing seasons ended with a loss in the regular-season finale. SU finished 5-6. Defensive tackle Joe Ehrmann was the - Joe Reimer 10th overall pick in the 1973 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Colts.

1973 Ben Schwartzwalder retired after guiding the Orange to a 153-91 mark in 25 years. He was enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame in 1982.

106 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1974 SU began Frank Maloney’s seven-year coaching tenure with a 2-9 record. SUccess Stories

1975 The Schwartzwalder Trophy All-America Raymond Preston led the Orange to a 6-5 record and was invited Created in 1993, the Ben Schwartzwalder Trophy to play in the East-West All-Star game. He enjoyed a nine-year NFL career as a was presented to the winner of the regular season linebacker with the San Diego Chargers (1976-84). Syracuse-West Virginia football game until 2011. Schwartzwalder coached at Syracuse, leading the 1976 Orange to the 1959 national championship, and Tim Moresco was a member of the victorious North squad in the American was a graduate of West Virginia. Bowl, a senior all-star game. It was the last year for the nine-year event. Five SU players were invited to play in the game. Year Winner Score Year Winner Score 1993 West Virginia 43-0 2003 West Virginia 34-23 1994 West Virginia 13-0 2004 West Virginia 27-6 1977 1995 Syracuse 22-0 2005 West Virginia 15-7 SU recorded a 6-5 record, including four consecutive victories to end the season. 1996 Syracuse 30-7 2006 West Virginia 41-17 1997 Syracuse 40-10 2007 West Virginia 55-14 1978 1998 West Virginia 35-28 2008 West Virginia 6-17 Joe Morris set the record for most consecutive 100-yard games in a season with 1999 Syracuse 30-7 2009 West Virginia 13-34 four. He also set the freshman rushing record (1,001 yards). In the final game in 2000 Syracuse 31-27 2010 Syracuse 19-14 Archbold Stadium, the Orange recorded a 20-17 victory against nationally-ranked 2001 Syracuse 24-13 2011 Syracuse 49-23 Navy. SU had a 265-112-20 record in Archbold Stadium. 2002 West Virginia 34-7

1979 With the razing of Archbold Stadium and the construction of the Carrier 1986 Dome, SU spent the entire season on the road, playing “home” games in the The Orange won five of its final seven games, setting the stage for the following Meadowlands, Buffalo and Ithaca. Despite the obstacles, future NFL players Joe season’s remarkable 11-0 regular season. Morris, Art Monk, , , Gary Anderson and Jim Collins led SU to its first bowl berth since 1967. Monk earned All-America honors for his 1987 effort as a wide receiver and was the 18th overall selection in the NFL Draft by SU finished the regular season with an undefeated 11-0 record and earned a the Washington Redskins. trip to the Sugar Bowl, its first New Year’s Day Bowl bid since 1965. Auburn’s Win Lyle kicked a last-second field goal to force a 16-16 tie, the first deadlock 1980 in Sugar Bowl history. SU quarterback Don McPherson finished second in Sept. 20 marked the beginning of a new era with the opening of the Carrier the Heisman race, but earned several other player of the year awards and Dome. Joe Morris scored four touchdowns and had a record 300 all-purpose All-America honors. In addition, nose guard Ted Gregory was named an All- yards as the Orange christened its new home with a 36-24 win against Miami American and was the 26th overall selection in the 1988 NFL Draft by the (Ohio). An all-time Syracuse record crowd of 50,564 witnessed the event. Denver Broncos. Dick MacPherson was the consensus national coach of the year.

1981 1988 Down-easterner Dick MacPherson arrived on the scene, replacing Frank Maloney SU put together consecutive double-figure win seasons for the first time, as head coach. Running back Joe Morris concluded his career as SU’s all-time capping a 10-2 season with a 23-10 victory against LSU in the Hall of Fame Bowl. leading rusher and kicker Gary Anderson earned All-America honors. Defensive back Markus Paul was named an All-American, marking the second of six consecutive years the Orange was represented in this elite group. 1982 The winningest coach in Syracuse football history, Floyd “Ben” Schwartzwalder 1989 was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. On the field, defensive Syracuse football observed its 100th birthday and earned a third straight bowl tackle Michael Charles was named an All-American. invite. This time John Biskup hit a last-minute field goal to edge Georgia, 19-18, in the Peach Bowl and cap an 8-4 season. Center John Flannery and wide receiver Rob Moore earned All-America honors. Moore entered his name in the 1983 1990 NFL Supplemental Draft and was taken first by the New York Jets. The Orange reached a program milestone – its 500th victory – with a 14-7 win against Navy. 1990 The Orange finished the regular season with a 7-4-2 record and an invitation to 1984 the Aloha Bowl in Honolulu. SU put the finishing touches on its fourth straight Syracuse native Tim Green earned the first of two consecutive All-America bowl game by shutting out Arizona, 28-0, behind freshman quarterback Marvin honors at defensive tackle. Green and his teammates grabbed the nation’s Graves. The Wildcats had not been shut out in 20 seasons (214 games), the attention with a 17-9 victory against No. 1-ranked Nebraska in the Carrier Dome. second-longest streak in NCAA history at the time. Center John Flannery was named an All-American for the second year in a row. 1985 SU began a run of seven bowl berths in eight years, earning a spot opposite 1991 Maryland in the Cherry Bowl. SU lost to the Terps, 35-18, to finish the season replaced Dick MacPherson as head coach and SU joined the with a 7-5 record. Defensive tackle Tim Green was named an All-American for BIG EAST Football Conference. Pasqualoni led the Orange to a 10-2 record, a the second year and became the 17th overall selection in the 1986 NFL Draft by perfect 5-0 BIG EAST record, and a 24-17 win against Ohio State in the Hall of the Atlanta Falcons. Green was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame Fame Bowl on New Year’s Day. Qadry Ismail became SU’s first-ever All-American in 2001. kick returner, and the school’s first two-sport All-American since Jim Brown. Ismail’s second honor was in track & field, while Brown’s was for his excellence in lacrosse.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 107 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1994 SUccess Stories In keeping with the tone of the recent past, the Orange recorded an eighth straight winning season, finishing 7-4 overall. The passing combination of Kevin The Legend of 44 Mason to Marvin Harrison was prominent throughout the year, while the return of linebacker Dan Conley for a sixth season of competition after numerous knee surgeries was a story of perseverance and dedication.

1995 A young Syracuse team posted a 9-3 record and a victory in the Gator Bowl. The emergence of Donovan McNabb and his immediate chemistry with receiver Marvin Harrison provided thrills and records, as Harrison established himself as one of the all-time great receivers and return men at Syracuse. Harrison was the 19th overall player selected in the 1996 NFL Draft, selected by the Indianapolis Colts. Defensively, cornerback Kevin Abrams was an All-American.

1996 Despite getting off to an 0-2 start, the Orange won a share of the BIG EAST Conference title and once again was among the nation’s elite. An eight- Legends Jim Brown, Floyd Little, Ernie Davis’ mother, Marie Fleming, Rob game winning streak in the middle of the season earned the Orange another Konrad and Michael Owens were with former Director of Athletics Dr. postseason berth. Syracuse beat Houston in the Liberty Bowl for its seventh Daryl Gross (right) at the ceremony to retire No. 44 in 2005. consecutive bowl victory, which was the nation’s longest active bowl winning streak at the time. Cornerback Kevin Abrams earned All-America honors for the The No. 44 at Syracuse University is one of the most storied numbers second year in a row. ever associated with a college football program. Like tailbacks at USC, quarterbacks at Brigham Young and linebackers at Penn State, the running back position at Syracuse has a rich tradition of greatness. Much of that 1997 greatness has revolved around one jersey number — No. 44. Syracuse won its first outright BIG EAST championship, clinching the crown with On November 12, 2005, the number was retired. It is displayed in the a 33-18 victory at Miami (Fla.). After opening the season with a 34-0 victory Carrier Dome rafters, honoring the legends who have worn it for the Orange. against Wisconsin in the Kickoff Classic, the Orange lost three straight games. Since 1954, 11 players have worn the number and three are in the College SU then defeated Tulane to ignite an eight-game winning streak. The Orange Football Hall of Fame. Those three — Jim Brown, Ernie Davis and Floyd Little played the first overtime game in school history against North Carolina State in — certainly rank among the finest running backs to ever play the game. the Carrier Dome. A 35-18 loss to Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl did not detract Brown, who played at SU from 1954-56 and led the team to a Cotton Bowl from the fact that the Orange was one of six teams to earn a bid. berth, went on to become the NFL’s all-time leading rusher and a member Free safety was an All-America selection. of the Pro and College Football Halls of Fame. He led the league in rushing eight times in his nine years. Many still point to him as the greatest running 1998 back of all-time. Among Brown’s accomplishments at Syracuse was setting an SU started the season hosting eventual national champion Tennessee. After NCAA single-game record of 43 points against Colgate in a 61-6 SU win. a 34-33 loss to the Vols, the Orange defeated defending national champion Davis played for the Orange from 1959-61. He won the 1961 Heisman Michigan in Ann Arbor the following week, 38-28. From there, SU went 7-3 to Trophy, becoming the first African American to do so, and was a starter on win its second outright BIG EAST title, and third conference championship in a SU’s 1959 national championship team. Davis also signed to play with the row, earning another Bowl Alliance bid. Syracuse faced Florida in the Orange Cleveland Browns, but the devastating combination of Davis and Brown in Bowl. Donovan McNabb was selected with the second overall pick by the the same backfield never came to pass. Davis died of leukemia in 1963. He Philadelphia Eagles in the 1999 NFL Draft, the highest a Syracuse quarterback was later inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. has ever been selected. Kick returner Kevin Johnson earned All-America honors. Little was a three-time All-America selection for the Orange. He played for SU from 1964-66 and led the team to the Sugar Bowl in 1964 and the Gator Bowl in 1966 (teaming in the backfield with Larry Csonka in the latter). Little 1999 was the greatest kick returner in Orange history. Syracuse earned a bowl invitation for the fifth straight year and the 11th time in In addition to breaking the records of Brown and Davis, he led the nation 13 years. The Orange posted a 7-5 record in the final season of the millennium. in all-purpose yardage in 1965, averaging 199 yards per game. Little went on The Orange kicked it off with two victories and closed the century with a 20-13 to have a tremendous career with the Denver Broncos, winning back-to-back victory against Kentucky in the Music City Bowl. Linebacker was rushing titles in 1970-71. He, too, is enshrined in the Pro and College Football selected in the first round (30th overall pick) by the Tennessee Titans in the 2000 Halls of Fame. NFL Draft. The University recognized the program’s All-Century Team at the final A committee has been established to oversee the number. Under very home game. special circumstances, the committee can permit a current student-athlete to wear it. Syracuse All-Century Roster Kevin Abrams (DB, 1994-96), Joe Alexander (OL, 1916-20), Gary Anderson (K, 1978-81), Jim Brown (RB, 1954-56), Gary Bugenhagen (OL, 1965-66), Rob Burnett (DL, 1987-89), Jim Collins (LB, 1976,78-80), Danny Conley (LB, 1990-94), Larry 1992 Csonka (FB, 1965-67), Donovin Darius (DB, 1994-97), Roger Davis (OL, 1957-59), Paul Pasqualoni and the Orange again won 10 games and made SU’s second Ernie Davis (RB, 1959-61), Joe Ehrmann (DL, 1969-70, 1972), John Flannery (C, straight New Year’s Day bowl appearance, knocking off Colorado, 26-22, at the 1987-90), Bob Fleck (DL, 1951-53), Paul Frase (DL, 1984-87), Chris Gedney (TE, Fiesta Bowl in Tempe. It was the fifth straight bowl win for Syracuse, the second- 1989-92), (QB, 1990-93), Tim Green (DL, 1982-85), Ted Gregory best streak in the country at the time behind Florida State. Tight end Chris (DL, 1984-87), Vic Hanson (End, 1924-26), Marvin Harrison (WR, 1992-95), Bill Gedney was a unanimous All-America selection. Horr (OL, 1905-08), Kevin Johnson (KR, 1996-98), Daryl Johnston (FB, 1985-88), Floyd Little (RB, 1964-66), John Mackey (TE, 1960-62), Donovan McNabb, (QB, 1993 1995-98), Don McPherson (QB, 1985-87), Kevin Mitchell (LB,1990-93), Art Monk Another year, another winning season as the Orange finished with a 6-4-1 (WR, 1976-79), Rob Moore (WR, 1987-89), Joe Morris (RB, 1978-81), Tommy overall record. Breaking records was a regular occurrence during the campaign. Myers (DB, 1969-71), Pat O’Neill (P, 1990-93), Markus Paul DB, 1985-88), Jim Marvin Graves set new marks in almost every passing and total offensive Ridlon DB, 1954-56), Jim Ringo C, 1950-52), Walt Sweeney OL, 1960-62), Arthur category, while Shelby Hill, Pat O’Neill and Kevin Mitchell also left their names in Thom (DL, 1966-68), Stan Walters (OL, 1970-71), Craig Wolfley (OL, 1976-79), the Syracuse record books. Terry Wooden (LB, 1986-89), (OL, 1958-59).

108 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 2000 Syracuse ran its streak of winning seasons to 14 with a 6-5 record. Cornerback SUccess Stories Will Allen was the 22nd overall pick in the first round of the 2001 NFL Draft. Al Davis, NFL Owner 2001 A 1950 graduate of Syracuse Syracuse continued its streak of winning seasons with its 15th in a row, posting a University, Al Davis built a legacy at 10-3 record. SU beat Kansas State in the Insight.com Bowl for its 12th bowl win. the helm of the Oakland Raiders. His Consensus All-American Dwight Freeney was selected in the first round of the journey began as an Orange scholar- NFL Draft, marking the fifth consecutive year that an SU player heard his name athlete playing for the junior varsity in the opening round. football, basketball and baseball teams. He tenaciously studied the 2002 game of football by attending practices Syracuse played in two triple-overtime games, losing at Auburn and winning in and sitting at the top of Hendricks Hill the Carrier Dome against No. 8 Virginia Tech. Quarterback Troy Nunes concluded overlooking Archbold Stadium every his SU career ranked in the top five on 10 different school record lists, while Saturday. He tracked each play the linebacker Clifton Smith and punter Mike Shafer etched their names among SU’s Orange ran. Following every game, record-holders, as well. In November, former standout quarterback Donovan he and Syracuse head coach Ben McNabb was named to SU’s Board of Trustees. Schwartzwalder compared notes. Davis then transferred his skills 2003 to the coaching ranks, starting as an Tailback Walter Reyes established the SU single-season records for rushing assistant at Adelphi College before touchdowns (21), total touchdowns (22), and the Syracuse career mark for making stops at Army, the Baltimore Colts, The Citadel, USC and then the Los rushing touchdowns (38). Receiver Johnnie Morant, defensive tackle Christian Angeles Chargers. He joined the Chargers coaching staff in 1960, a move that Ferrara, and offensive tackle Kevin Sampson entered the fraternity of SU players launched him into stardom. Three years later, he became the youngest head selected in the NFL Draft. coach in professional football when he was named head coach and general manager of the Oakland Raiders. Davis was named AFL Coach of the Year 2004 in his first season after guiding the Raiders to a 10-4 record. He is credited with turning the Raiders from a losing squad to one of the most successful Running back Walter Reyes concluded his Orange career as SU’s second all-time franchises in the NFL. Dubbed one of the ‘smartest men in professional leading rusher with 3,424 yards. The Orange lost to Georgia Tech, 51-14, in the football,’ Davis turned Oakland into one of the winningest teams in pro Champs Sports Bowl. Offensive tackle Adam Terry was chosen by the Baltimore Ravens in the second round of the 2005 NFL Draft. sports from 1963 until 1991. The Raiders won one AFL championship, three Super Bowls and made 15 playoff appearances during his tenure as head coach. He is currently the only individual in professional football to have 2005 served as an assistant coach, head coach, commissioner, general manager First-year Orange head coach Greg Robinson, who also served as the defensive and principal owner. coordinator, made an immediate impact. The pass defense jumped 69 spots in The 1992 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee was honored at Syracuse the NCAA statistical rankings from the previous year (90th to 21st), while the University in 1985 as an honorary Letterwinner of Distinction. He passed total defense went from 101st in 2004 to 57th in 2005. Free safety Anthony away in October 2011 at the age of 82. Smith led a group of four seniors who were selected in the 2006 NFL Draft when he was chosen in the third round by the defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers. Offensive tackle Quinn Ojinnaka (Atlanta Falcons), defensive end James Wyche (Jacksonville Jaguars) and defensive end Ryan LaCasse 2008 (Baltimore Ravens) were also selected. The world premiere of “The Express,” the life story of Heisman Trophy winner Ernie Davis, was held in downtown Syracuse prior to SU’s game against Penn State. Rob Brown, who played Ernie Davis, and Dennis Quaid, who portrayed 2006 Ben Schwartzwalder, were the honorary captains for the Orange. On the field, Delone Carter emerged as a capable running back in his freshman campaign. a 24-23 victory at Notre Dame announced the arrival of running back Antwon Carter ran for 713 yards, the second-highest total for a freshman in school Bailey, who totaled 126 yards on 16 carries and scored a touchdown. Bailey history. In April, Tanard Jackson and Kelvin Smith were selected in the 2007 NFL keyed the game-winning touchdown drive with three carries for 29 yards. Draft. Quarterback Cam Dantley hit Donte Davis for the go-ahead score with 42 seconds remaining. Nose tackle Arthur Jones had 15 tackles against the Irish, 2007 including 4.0 for a loss. Running back established an SU season Receiver Mike Williams set a school record with a touchdown catch in nine record for consecutive 100-yard rushing games (five) and was one of four SU consecutive games and also tied the Orange single-season record with 60 players to sign with an NFL team. Fullback Tony Fiammetta (fourth round) and receptions. The kick return duo of Max Suter and Mike Holmes had a big year, guard Ryan Durand (seventh round) were selected in the annual draft, while leading the BIG EAST in average yards per return (24.8). Sophomore nose tackle Brinkley and safety Paul Chiara inked free-agent deals. Arthur Jones recorded 17.5 tackles for a loss, the third-best season total in Syracuse history. 2009 Doug Marrone returned to his alma mater as the program’s 28th head coach after serving as the New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator for three years. Marrone brought in Syracuse native to quarterback the Orange after a stellar four-year basketball career at Duke. Marrone’s offensive system that helped Paulus set team season records for highest completion percentage (.677) and most completions (193). Punter Rob Long, a semifinalist for the 2009 Award, and defensive tackle Arthur Jones earned All-BIG EAST First Team honors. Jones was selected in the fifth round of the 2010 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens. Defensively, the Orange ranked sixth nationally in sacks, 13th in rush defense and 37th in total defense. Linebacker Doug Hogue set a Syracuse record with 6.5 tackles for loss against Rutgers en route to earning national defensive player of the week honors.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 109 125 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 2011 SUccess Stories The Orange got off to a 5-2 start, including a 49-23 victory against No. 11 West Virginia in the Carrier Dome. Losses in the last five games, however, left Syracuse Honoring the All-Time Greats without a return trip to a bowl game. Defensive end Chandler Jones used a standout season to jump-start his NFL career. The younger brother of former SU star and NFL defensive tackle Arthur Jones was the New England Patriots’ first pick (21st overall) in the 2012 NFL Draft. Guard Andrew Tiller was chosen in the sixth round, while Antwon Bailey, Michael Hay, Nick Provo, Phillip Thomas, Kevyn Scott and Dorian Graham signed free-agent contracts. Quarterback Ryan Nassib, Provo and receiver Alec Lemon turned in record-setting performances. Nassib had the best sta s cal passing season in school history to that point, establishing team records for comple ons (259), a empts (415), yards (2,685) and matching the record for touchdown passes (22). Lemon set the Orange season record for the most recep ons (68) and matched the record for receiving yards by a junior (834), while Provo, a Mackey Award semifi nalist as one of the na on’s best ght ends, fi nished his career as the most prolifi c pass-catching Orange All-Americans Larry ght end in school history. Provo set SU marks for recep ons in a season (51) Csonka (above) and John and career (92) for a player at his posi on. Jones, Provo, Tiller, Bailey and Jus n Mackey (right) returned Pugh earned fi rst-team All-BIG EAST honors. to the Dome in 2007 to celebrate the retirement of their Syracuse jerseys. 2012 In its final year in the BIG EAST, Syracuse won a share of the conference championship with a 5-2 league record. Syracuse defeated Big 12 representative Syracuse football standouts Larry Csonka and John Mackey watched their and former BIG EAST rival West Virginia, 38-14, at Yankee Stadium for its second Syracuse jerseys be raised to the Carrier Dome rafters in ceremonies during New Era Pinstripe Bowl victory. Quarterback Ryan Nassib surpassed his previous the 2007 season. team records for completions (295) and attempts (415). Nassib also set new A two-time All-American, Csonka played for the Orange from 1965 Syracuse records for passing yards (3,757) and touchdown passes (26). Lemon through 1967. As a senior captain he earned consensus All-America honors. eclipsed his own season record for most receptions (72). Lemon, offensive tackle He had two 200-yard rushing performances in his career, galloping for 216 Justin Pugh and safety Shamarko Thomas earned first-team All-BIG EAST honors. yards against West Virginia and 204 yards versus California as a senior. Nassib earned Pro Football Weekly All-America honors. Pugh was drafted in the Csonka still ranks fourth on SU’s career rushing record list (2,934 yards) and first round (19th overall) by the New York Giants, who also selected Nassib in the is second all-time with 15 career 100-yard rushing games. fourth round (110th overall). Thomas immediately followed Nassib to the league “Larry Csonka is obviously one of the greatest players of all time,” said as the 111th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Deon Goggins, Marcus Sales, former Syracuse Director of Athletics Dr. Daryl Gross. “His accomplishments Lemon, Zack Chibane, Brandon Sharpe and Lou Alexander all signed free-agent at Syracuse were amazing and then he went on to an outstanding career contracts. in the National Football League, including playing for 1972 Miami Dolphins. We salute Larry for his legacy as we welcome him back to Syracuse.” 2013 Mackey, who passed away in July 2011 after a long illness, played for the Syracuse won its third bowl game in four seasons, defea ng Big Ten foe Orange from 1960 through 1962. He had 27 receptions for 481 yards and Minnesota, 21-17, in the Texas Bowl at Reliant Stadium in Houston. Sco Shafer scored six touchdowns. As a junior, he caught 15 passes for a then school- joined Paul Pasqualoni as the only SU coaches to lead the team to a bowl victory record 321 yards. He was a key contributor to Syracuse’s 1961 Liberty Bowl in their fi rst year at the helm. In ACC play, the Orange was 4-4 in its fi rst year triumph with four receptions against Miami (Fla.). as a member of the conference and ed Boston College for third place in the “John Mackey is arguably the greatest tight end in history and should be Atlan c Division. The Orange fi nished in the top 10 in three NCAA sta s cal recognized as such,” Gross said. “His level of play was something that the categories (fewest fumbles lost, blocked kicks and kick return yardage defense). Syracuse community had the opportunity to enjoy during his career while Six members of the Orange earned All-ACC honors: Macky MacPherson (second calling him their own. We applaud his courage and will remember him team), Jay Bromley (third team), Durell Eskridge (third team), Jerome Smith forever by raising his jersey in the Carrier Dome for permanent display.” (third team), Marquis Spruill (third team) and Sean Hickey (honorable men on). In 2013, Orange quarterback legends Don McPherson and Donovan Bromley and Spruill were selected in the 2014 NFL Dra . The New York Giants McNabb joined the elite group with the retirement of their jerseys. chose Bromley in the third round, while the Atlanta Falcons took Spruill in the McPherson was honored Oct. 5 versus Clemson and McNabb returned to the fi h round. Dome for his ceremony on Nov. 2 against Wake Forest. 2014 Syracuse opened the year with victories against Villanova and Central Michigan 2010 and fi nished the season 3-9 overall. The Orange was stout all season defensively, In just his second year at the helm, head coach Doug Marrone and his team fi nishing 26th in the NCAA in total defense. The unit gave up just nine rushing made incredible strides. Capped by a thrilling 36-34 win against Kansas State in touchdowns to join Alabama, Ole Miss and TCU as the only FBS teams to the inaugural New Era Pinstripe Bowl, its first bowl bid in six years, the Orange allow less than 10 rushing scores. Linebacker Cameron Lynch anchored the finished the season with a winning record for the first time since 2001. Four of unit with 97 tackles, including 12.0 for a loss. Off ensively, the Orange played those wins came in BIG EAST competition, including a victory at West Virginia to four quarterbacks including rookie AJ Long who set Orange true freshman bring the Ben Schwartzwalder Trophy back to Syracuse after a nine-year spell. records in every major passing category and won his star ng debut on Oct. Linebackers Doug Hogue and Derrell Smith paced the Orange defense. The duo 18 at Wake Forest. Senior wideout Jarrod West fi nished in the top 10 in the ranked first (114) and second (95) in tackles, respectively, and SU was seventh ACC for recep ons per game (4.1) and receiving yards per game (58.3). Lynch in total defense at the year’s end. Offensively, quarterback Ryan Nassib led the (third team), off ensive tackle Sean Hickey (third team) and punter Riley Dixon passing attack with 2,334 yards. Running back Delone Carter led the Syracuse (honorable men on) received All-ACC honors. ground game, rushing for 1,233 yards, including 198 in the Pinstripe Bowl. Kicker Ross Krautman led the BIG EAST in field-goal percentage (.947).

110 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN THE PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME SUccess Stories JIM BROWN JIM RINGO LARRY CSONKA Player Player Player

Syracuse is one of seven schools with at least seven Inducted in 1971 Inducted in 1981 Inducted in 1987 alums in the Pro Football The player that all running One of the greatest linemen in Still considered the prototype Hall of Fame. Four of those backs are measured against. pro football history, Jim Ringo for NFL fullbacks, Larry Csonka men — Jim Brown, Larry Jim Brown is the only person was the center of the great early led the Miami Dolphins to an Csonka, Floyd Little and Art in the College Football, Pro Green Bay Packer teams and also undefeated season and Super Monk — are also enshrined Football and Lacrosse Halls of the Philadelphia Eagles. Ringo Bowl title in 1972. He was MVP Fame. Brown was a unanimous was an All-NFL selection six of Super Bowl VIII after carrying in the College Football Hall collegiate All-America selection times. He played in 10 Pro Bowls 33 times for 145 yards and two of Fame. in football and lacrosse. The 6-2, and three NFL championship touchdowns as Miami defeated 232-pound Brown, the Cleveland games. Ringo was a member of Minnesota, 24-7. A five-time Brown’s top draft choice in 1957, Ben Schwartzwalder’s 7-2 squad Pro Bowl selection, Csonka put is considered by many the finest that earned a trip to the 1953 together three straight 1,000- runner to ever play the sport. He Orange Bowl, SU’s first-ever bowl yard seasons as the Dolphins led the NFL in rushing in eight of appearance. advanced to the Super Bowl his nine campaigns. each of those years.

AL DAVIS JOHN MACKEY ART MONK FLOYD LITTLE Owner Player Player Player

Inducted in 1992 Inducted in 1992 Inducted in 2008 Inducted in 2010 Al Davis was the driving force John Mackey is known as Known as one of football’s most A multi-dimensional player, behind the AFL-NFL merger. perhaps the greatest tight end reliable receivers, Art Monk Floyd Little combined his rushing The owner of the Oakland of all-time. He was an All-Pro for played for the Washington talents with great hands and also Raiders built that franchise into the Baltimore Colts and fought Redskins, New York Jets and was a return man for the Denver the model for other pro sports to establish free agency in the Philadelphia Eagles. At the time Broncos. A five-time Pro Bowler, teams. NFL. In 2007, Syracuse retired his of his retirement in 1995, Monk Little amassed more than 12,000 jersey. was sixth on the NFL’s career all-purpose yards during a career reception list (940). He still ranks that spanned from 1967 to 1975. in the top 20.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 111 ORANGE IN THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME SUccess Stories

Syracuse is one of the most represented schools in the National Football Foundation’s College Hall of Fame as one of just 16 FBS schools with 18 or more enshrinees. In the Atlantic Coast Conference, Syracuse is tied with Pittsburgh for the most inductees. The first SU representatives were coaches Frank ‘Buck’ O’Neill and Howard Jones, members of the College Football Hall of Fame’s first class in 1951. Former standout wide receiver Art Monk is the most recent inductee, joining the Orange contingent in December 2012. Syracuse is one of seven schools to have 18 or more inductees in the College Football Hall of Fame and at least seven enshrined in the Pro Former Orange head coach Dick MacPherson celebrated his Hall of Fame inducation with three of Football Hall of Fame. his former players: Doug Marrone, All-American Tim Green and 1987 winner Don McPherson. FRANK ‘BUCK’ O’NEILL HOWARD JONES JOE ALEXANDER T.A.D. JONES

Inducted in 1951 • Coach Inducted in 1951 • Coach Inducted in 1954 • Player Inducted in 1958 • Coach Coach Frank “Buck” O’Neill was Syracuse’s head coach in 1908, Joe Alexander played for the Thomas Albert Dwight Jones was a inducted into the College Football Howard led the Orange to a 6-3-1 legendary Buck O’Neill and was a spirited leader of men, fearless and Hall of Fame along with former record. He and Frank ‘Buck’ O’Neill team captain in the late 1910s. A fox-like. Jones coached the Orange Orange coach Howard Jones. The were enshrined in the College three-time All-American, he was the in 1909 and 1910, posting a 9-9-2 pair were the first with Syracuse ties Football Hall of Fame together in first player from SU ever inducted record. His career coaching mark was to be enshrined. O’Neill had a 52-19- 1951, becoming the first Syracuse into the College Football Hall of 66-24-6 and included nine years at 6 record in eight seasons at SU in the representatives to be inducted. Fame. Yale. An All-American quarterback early 1900s. at Yale in 1907, Jones was also the baseball team captain and class president. CLARENCE ‘BIGGIE’ MUNN LYNN ‘PAPPY’ WALDORF BUD WILKINSON VIC HANSON

Inducted in 1959 • Coach Inducted in 1966 • Coach Inducted in 1969 • Coach Inducted in 1973 • Player Clarence “Biggie” Munn coached the Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf, who lettered for the Bud Wilkinson is best known for his Vic Hanson is the only player in both Orange just one season, but remains Orange from 1922 to 1924, entered the work on the sidelines at Oklahoma. the College Football Hall of Fame and one of the more revered coaches in coaching ranks in 1926. After serving as Wilkinson guided the Sooners from Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall Syracuse and college football history. an assistant at Kansas in 1928, he became 1947-1963, winning three national of Fame. He recorded a 33-21 record Munn also coached at Michigan head coach at Oklahoma State. During his championships. He was an assistant as the head coach of the Orange in State. 30-year career, he also led the Kansas State, coach for SU in 1937. the 1930s. Northwestern and California programs. His career record was 170-94-22. Many regard Waldorf as the best coach in history in taking over a losing program and making it a winner.

112 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME ERNIE DAVIS FLOYD ‘BEN’ SCHWARTZWALDER

Inducted in 1979 • Player Inducted in 1982 • Coach Syracuse’s only Heisman Trophy The winningest coach in Syracuse winner, Ernie Davis was a first-round football history, Ben Schwartzwalder pick of the Cleveland Browns, but led the Orange to 153 victories in his tragically died of leukemia before quarter century with the school. He he could play in the NFL. During the was named the national coach of the summer of 2001, another Hall of Fame year in 1959 after leading the Orange honored Davis as he was enshrined in to an 11-0 record and the national All-American receiver Art Monk was inducted into the College Football Hall the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame. In 2008, championship. of Fame in 2012, celebrating a standout career that included leading the “The Express” brought Davis’ life story Orange to the 1979 Independence Bowl. to the big screen.

FLOYD LITTLE HUGH ‘DUFFY’ DAUGHERTY LARRY CSONKA JIM BROWN

Inducted in 1983 • Player Inducted in 1984 • Coach Inducted in 1989 • Player Inducted in 1995 • Player Floyd Little is the sixth-leading rusher One of the most colorful and beloved figures Larry Csonka, a teammate of Floyd Jim Brown is perhaps the greatest in Syracuse history and still holds the in football history, Hugh “Duffy” Daughterty Little’s, is still the prototypical fullback. athlete of the 20th century. He is played for the Orange from 1937 through 1939. school record with 1,990 all-purpose Known for his wisdom, heart and long-lasting He ranks fourth at SU in career a member of the College and Pro yards during the 1965 season. quotes such as, “a tie is like kissing your sister,” rushing yards (2,934) and second Football Halls of Fame, as well as He had an All-Pro career with the Daugherty stayed on the SU sidelines as an in average yards per game (104.8). the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. assistant. However, military service caused him Denver Broncos and is also enshrined to put his coaching career on hold. In 1946, He led the 1972 Miami Dolphins to During the summer of 1998, Brown in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Daugherty returned to Syracuse with a Bronze an undefeated season and a Super added another honor to his long list Star, one of the Army’s most prestigious honors. Bowl title. He is also enshrined in the of achievements. He was inducted After one year on the SU staff with fellow Hall Pro Football Hall of Fame. In 2007, into the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame as of Famer Clarence “Biggie” Munn, Daugherty followed Munn to Michigan State. Syracuse retired his jersey. a member of its inaugural class. TIM GREEN DON McPHERSON DICK MacPHERSON ART MONK

Inducted in 2001 • Player Inducted in 2008 • Player Inducted in 2009 • Coach Inducted in 2012 • Player Tim Green combined football The Hesiman Trophy runner-up in 1987, MacPherson took over a Syracuse Monk led SU in receiving from 1977- greatness with academic Don McPherson won the Golden Helmet program that had only three winning 79 and earned All-America honors excellence during his career at (outstanding player), Davey O’Brien campaigns in the 10 previous as a senior in 1979. He is tied for (outstanding quarterback) and Johnny SU and continued that through his seasons and returned the program 10th in career receptions (102) at Unitas (outstanding quarterback) awards. NFL tenure. He maintains it still as He set 22 Syracuse records then played to prominence. In his 10 years SU and is 11th in career receiving a television analyst and lawyer. He with the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston at Syracuse, MacPherson led the yards (1,644). The two-time Lambert was both an academic and athletic Oilers in the NFL. Today, McPherson Orange to five bowl games and a Trophy winner set the team single- All-American. uses his skills to empower those in the 66-46-4 record before departing to game record with 14 catches against world of violence prevention awareness, become the head coach of the NFL’s Navy in 1977. He is also enshrined in philanthropy and community service. New England Patriots. the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 113 ALL-AMERICANS SUccess Stories GARY ANDERSON CHARLES BROWN The Best of the Best 1981 • Kicker 1965 • Defensive Halfback Forty-four Orange have earned first-team All-America honors a total of 55 times since 1908. The list includes two three-time selections and seven two-time honorees. (Named to at least one major first team)

1908 Marquis F. (Bill) Horr, tackle * 1970 Joseph C. Ehrmann, 1915 Christopher P. Schlachter, guard defensive tackle Harold A. White, guard * 1971 Thomas P. Myers, 1917 Alfred R. Cobb, tackle * defensive back Anderson’s NFL career included stints Brown was a defensive halfback 1918 J.A. (Joe) Alexander, guard * 1975 Raymond N. Preston, linebacker with the Steelers, Eagles, 49ers, Vikings, for Syracuse in the early 1960s. He Louis C. Usher, tackle * 1979 J. Arthur Monk, receiver and Titans. He is tied atop the SU season was a three-time letterwinner and record list for field goals (18) and holds 1919 J.A. (Joe) Alexander, guard * 1981 Gary Anderson, kicker also was awarded the Joe Alexander 1920 J.A. (Joe) Alexander, center 1982 Michael Charles, the season field-goal percentage (.947) record, establishing both marks in 1981. Award for excellence in football, Bertrand Gulick, tackle defensive tackle Anderson took part in SU’s NCAA record- scholarship, and citizenship. After 1923 Evander G. (Pete) MacRae, end * 1984 Timothy J. Green, setting consecutive PAT streak that lasted his career at Syracuse, Brown played 1926 Victor A. Hanson, end * defensive tackle from 1978-89. He won the NFL’s Golden professionally for the Chicago Bears, 1934 James Steen, tackle 1985 Timothy J. Green, Toe Award in 1998. Buffalo Bills and Hamilton Tigers. 1952 Robert R. Fleck, tackle defensive tackle ** 1953 Robert R. Fleck, guard 1987 Theodore Gregory, nose guard * 1956 James N. Brown, halfback ** Donald R. McPherson, JIM BROWN GARY BUGENHAGEN 1958 Ronald M. Luciano, tackle quarterback ** 1959 Roger W. Davis, guard ** 1988 Markus D. Paul, defensive back 1956** • Halfback 1966 • Tackle Fred J. Mautino, end 1989 John J. Flannery, center Robert E. Yates, tackle Rob Moore, wide receiver 1960 Ernest R. Davis, halfback * 1990 John J. Flannery, center * 1961 Ernest R. Davis, halfback ** 1991 Qadry R. Ismail, kick returner 1964 Patrick M. Killorin, center 1992 Christopher J. Gedney, tight end ** Floyd D. Little, halfback 1995 Marvin D. Harrison, kick returner 1965 Charles E. Brown, Kevin R. Abrams, cornerback defensive halfback 1996 Kevin R. Abrams, cornerback Patrick M. Killorin, center 1997 Donovin L. Darius, free safety Floyd D. Little, halfback 1998 Kevin L. Johnson, kick returner 1966 Gary A. Bugenhagen, tackle 2001 Dwight J. Freeney, defensive end ** Brown set the SU record for highest Bugenhagen played for the AFL’s average yards per carry (6.2) in 1956. Lawrence R. Csonka, fullback 2008 P. Anthony Fiammetta, fullback Buffalo Bills (1967) and Boston Against Colgate that year, he established Patriots (1968-69), and for the NFL’s Floyd D. Little, halfback 2012 Ryan Nassib, quarterback school marks for the most rushing New England Patriots (1970). He 1967 Lawrence R. Csonka, fullback ** touchdowns (6) and most points scored in 1968 Anthony J. Kyasky, a game (43). After leaving SU, he played earned 1966 All-America honors at SU by aiding fellow All-American defensive halfback for the NFL’s Cleveland Browns from 1957 to 1965 and scored 106 TDs. He Larry Csonka, who rushed for 1,012 * - consensus **- unanimous was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of yards that year. Fame in 1971 and College Football Hall of Fame in 1995. KEVIN ABRAMS JOE ALEXANDER MICHAEL CHARLES ALFRED COBB 1995, 1996 • Cornerback 1918*, 1919*, 1920 • Guard/Center 1982 • Defensive Tackle 1917* • Tackle A 1917 team captain, Cobb was the anchor for an offensive line that led the Orange to an 8-1-1 record.

A two-time All-American defensive back, A center in the NFL’s early days for Charles was a four-time letterwinner Abrams was selected in the second round the Rochester Jeffersons (1921-22), at defensive tackle for Syracuse. He of the 1997 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions Milwaukee Badgers (1922), and played pro football with the Miami and played three years for the franchise. the New York Giants (1925-27), Dolphins, San Diego Chargers and Abrams owns the SU record for season (24) and career (55) passes defended. Alexander was a consensus All- Los Angeles Raiders. He recorded 14 He played in the 1996 Gator Bowl and American in 1918 and 1919. He sacks by the end of his pro career. helped the Orange defeat Clemson by earned All-America honors again in intercepting two passes. 1920. He was a member of the NFL All-Rookie team in 1922.

* - consensus All-American ** - unanimous All-American 114 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ALL-AMERICANS LARRY CSONKA DONOVIN DARIUS ERNIE DAVIS ROGER DAVIS 1966, 1967** • Fullback 1997 • Free Safety 1960*, 1961** • Halfback 1959** • Guard

Csonka led the Orange in rushing Darius was a defensive mainstay 1961 Heisman Trophy Winner Davis played pro football for the in 1966 and 1967 and was named for the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars Chicago Bears, and Davis became the first African American the 1967 ECAC Player of the Year. for nine seasons, and closed his pro and the only SU player to win the Heisman New York Giants. He helped fellow He played for the NFL’s Miami career in Miami in 2007. He was the Trophy. He scored two touchdowns in All-American Ernie Davis rush for 883 Dolphins and New York Giants and BIG EAST Defensive Player of the the Cotton Bowl en route to the 1959 yards in 1959. Davis was a member was inducted into the Pro Football Year in 1997 and an All-BIG EAST national championship. He was selected of a Syracuse unit that led the Hall of Fame in 1987 and the College selection in 1996 and 1997. Darius first overall by the Washington Redskins in country in toal offense (451.5 ypg) Football Hall of Fame in 1989. In intercepted 12 passes and had 379 1962 and traded to Cleveland. Davis was and won the national title in 1959. 2007, Syracuse retired his jersey. tackles in his Orange career. inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1979. JOE EHRMANN TONY FIAMMETTA JOHN FLANNERY ROBERT FLECK 1970 • Defensive Tackle 2008 • Fullback 1989, 1990* • Center 1952, 1953 • Tackle/Guard

Ehrmann was an All-America A team captain, Fiammetta was the Flannery anchored an offensive Fleck helped stabilize a defensive line defensive tackle for the Orange in squad’s third-leading reciever with 16 line that went 3-0-1 in bowl games that led the Orange to its first-ever 1970. He went on to a successful NFL receptions for 127 yards in 2008. In his during his Orange career. Flannery bowl game in 1952. The 1953 season four-year, 65-game career, he caught 28 career as a member of the Baltimore was drafted in the second round by saw the SU defense allow only passes for 202 yards and one touchdown, Colts and Detroit Lions. Ehrmann and had 16 carries for 89 yards, including the Houston Oilers and made the 1,769 yards, the third-lowest total was selected to play in the 1976 Pro a career-long, 58-yard run against NFL All-Rookie Team in 1991. He in team history. He was selected in Bowl. Cincinnati in his final game. He was later made stops with the Dallas the second round of the NFL Draft by drafted by the NFL’s Carolina Panthers. Cowboys and St. Louis Rams. Green Bay.

DWIGHT FREENEY CHRIS GEDNEY TIM GREEN TED GREGORY 2001** • Defensive End 1992** • Tight End 1984, 1985** • Defensive Tackle 1987* • Nose Guard

Freeney was team MVP his junior Gedney set the standard for Orange In 1985, Green was the ECAC Player of the Gregory recorded 17 sacks in his year. As a senior in 2001, he was an tight ends. He held the school records Year and also a finalist for the Lombardi Orange career. As a junior in 1987, All-BIG EAST First Team selection for receptions by a tight end in a season Award, which recognizes the most he was a finalist for the Lombardi (34) and career (91) until 2011. His 34 outstanding lineman or linebacker. Green and shared BIG EAST Defensive Award which recognizes the most receptions and five touchdowns during ranks first on Syracuse’s career sacks list Player of the Year honors. Freeney the 1992 season helped lead Syracuse with 45.5, and is the top tackler among outstanding lineman or linebacker. was a finalist for the Lombardi, to the Fiesta Bowl. Gedney played in the down lineman with 341 stops. He played Gregory went on to play for the NFL’s Bednarik, and Nagurski awards. The NFL for the Chicago Bears and Arizona for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons and was New Orleans Saints. Indianapolis Colts made him the 11th Cardinals. inducted into the College Football Hall of overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft. Fame in 2001.

* - consensus All-American ** - unanimous All-American • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 115 ALL-AMERICANS BERTRAND GULICK VIC HANSON MARVIN HARRISON MARQUIS ‘BILL’ HORR 1920 • Tackle 1926* • End 1995 • Kick Returner 1908* • Tackle A star tackle for the 6-2-1 Orange in 1920 under first-year head coach John Meehan, Gulick was elected team captain in 1921 and led the squad to a 7-2 record. In 1971, he was honored as a Syracuse University Letterwinner of Distinction.

Hanson was a consensus All- Harrison holds Orange records for The first All-American in the history American in 1926. He was inducted season (1,131) and career receiving of Syracuse football, Horr anchored a into the College Football Hall of yards (2,278). In 1995, he was voted young offensive line on a team that Fame in 1973, and by doing so, the BIG EAST Special Teams Player opened the newly-built Archbold became the only player to be in both of the Year after recording 369 punt Stadium with a win against Hobart the College Football and Naismith return yards and two touchdowns. in 1907. Memorial Basketball Halls of Fame. A standout with the Indianapolis Colts, he holds the NFL record for receptions in a season (143 in 2002).

QADRY ISMAIL KEVIN JOHNSON PAT KILLORIN ANTHONY KYASKY 1991 • Kick Returner 1998 • Kick Returner 1964, 1965 • Center 1968 • Defensive Halfback

Ismail enjoyed a successful NFL Johnson was named the 1998 BIG EAST Killorin led an offensive line that This defensive halfback was invited career, playing for the Minnesota Special Teams Player of the Year. He holds helped Floyd Little set numerous to the East-West Shrine Game and Vikings, Green Bay Packers, Miami the SU record for season kickoff return SU records. In 1965, Killorin was the . Kyasky was the touchdowns, running back two in both Dolphins, New Orleans Saints, the recipient of the Bill Horr Most Orange’s captain in 1968. He was 1997 and 1998. His 100-yard kickoff return Baltimore Ravens and Indianapolis TD against Miami (Fla.) in 1998 tied the Valuable Player award and he was drafted by the New Orleans Saints. Colts. In 1991, he was selected to BIG EAST record. A second-round pick of selected to play in the East-West the All-BIG EAST First Team at wide the Cleveland Browns, Johnson also made Shrine Game. He was drafted by the receiver and earned second-team NFL stops in Jacksonville, Baltimore and Pittsburgh Steelers in 1966. honors as a kick returner. Detroit.

FLOYD LITTLE RONALD LUCIANO PETE MacRAE FRED MAUTINO 1964, 1965, 1966 • Halfback 1958 • Tackle 1923* • End 1959 • End MacRae led the Orange to an 8-1 overall record in 1923, including seven straight shutouts. The three- year football letterwinner was also was the starting center for the Syracuse basketball team. After playing professional basketball for the Syracuse All-Stars, he returned to the University as an assistant basketball coach. Little shares the Orange record for most A standout lineman for the Orange from An end for the Orange’s 1959 career touchdowns (46) and owns the 1956-1958, Luciano played in the 1959 national championship team, team record for career punts returned for College All-Star Game in Chicago and was Mautino earned All-America honors a touchdown (5). He was voted the ECAC a third-round draft pick by the Detroit on the field and in the classroom. Player of the Year as a senior in 1966 and Lions that same year. After football, went on to play for the Denver Broncos Luciano became a As a team captain in 1960, he where he was selected to five Pro Bowls. umpire. He called balls and strikes in the won the Joe Alexander Award for In 1983, Little was elected to the College American League for 11 years and wrote excellence in football, scholarship Football Hall of Fame. He was inducted the best-seller “The Umpire Strikes Back.” and citizenship. into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2010.

* - consensus All-American ** - unanimous All-American 116 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ALL-AMERICANS DON McPHERSON ART MONK ROB MOORE TOMMY MYERS 1987** • Quarterback 1979 • Receiver 1989 • Receiver 1971 • Defensive Back

The Heisman Trophy runner-up in 1987, Monk is in the top 11 at Syracuse in Moore ranks fourth on SU’s career Myers ranks second on the Syracuse McPherson won the Golden Helmet both career catches and receiving yards. receiving list with 2,122 yards. He caught career interception list with 18. He holds (outstanding player), Davey O’Brien He holds the Orange record for most an SU-record 22 career touchdown passes the SU standards for most interceptions (outstanding quarterback) and Johnny receptions in a game with 14 against Navy from 1987-89. In 1989, Moore had 1,064 in a game (3) and season (8). Myers also Unitas (outstanding quarterback) awards. in 1977. Monk played for the Washington receiving yards and nine touchdown ranks third on the career punt return list McPherson’s 164.3 passer rating that Redskins, New York Jets and Philadelphia catches. A 1995 Pro Bowl selection, Moore with 777 yards. Myers went on to play season is an Orange record. He played Eagles in the NFL. He ranks in the league’s played for the New York Jets, Arizona in the NFL with the New Orleans Saints, with the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston top 20 with 940 career receptions. Cardinals and Denver Broncos in the NFL. where he made the Pro Bowl in 1980. Oilers in the NFL.

RYAN NASSIB MARKUS PAUL RAYMOND PRESTON CHRISTOPHER SCHLACTER 2012 • Quarterback 1988 • Defensive Back 1975 • Linebacker 1915 • Guard

A 2012 team captain, Nassib set the Paul holds the SU record for career Preston, a captain in 1975, was named Schlacter and fellow All-American Syracuse records for pass attempts (471), interceptions with 19. In 1987 and team MVP that same season. He was Harold White were the guards on the completions (294), yards (3,749) and 1988, Paul was named a finalist invited to the East-West Shrine game. offensive line that helped Syracuse touchdowns (26) as a senior. He also holds He then moved on to play linebacker for for the Jim Thorpe Award, which overpower its opponents by a the BIG EAST and Orange career records the San Diego Chargers from 1976-84. In for completions (791). Nassib was selected recognizes the nation’s top defensive 1979, Preston had his best year as a pro, combined score of 331-16 in 1915. in the fourth round by the New York back. Paul was a member of the compiling 116 tackles and recording five The team finished with an impressive Giants in the 2013 NFL Draft. Chicago Bears and the Tampa Bay interceptions. 9-1-2 record. Buccaneers in the NFL.

JAMES STEEN LOUIS USHER HAROLD WHITE ROBERT YATES 1934 • Tackle 1918* • Tackle 1915* • Guard 1959 • Tackle Usher and fellow offensive lineman White and fellow All-American Joe Alexander were consensus All- Christopher Schlacter were the Americans, anchoring the line for guards on the offensive line that the 5-1 Orange in 1918. Usher went helped Syracuse overpower its on to play professional football opponents by a combined score of for five years for the Rochester 331-16 in 1915. The team finished Jeffersons, Chicago Stanleys, Chicago with an impressive 9-1-2 record. Bears, and Kenosha Maroons.

Steen was a tackle and 1934 team With Yates leading the charge, Syracuse’s captain for the Orange. After his offensive line helped pave the way for for career at Syracuse, he was invited to the Orange to gain the most rushing yards in school history, most average rushing the 1935 East-West Shrine Game. He yards per attempt, and until 1997, the was then drafted by the Detriot Lions most offensive touchdowns by any SU and played for the organization from outfit. After leaving the Orange, Yates 1935-36. went on to play six seasons in the AFL for the Boston Patriots.

* - consensus All-American ** - unanimous All-American

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 117 NATIONAL HONORS & AWARDS WALTER CAMP FOUNDATION 1997 Kyle McIntosh Connecticut Player of the Year 2000 Jim Brown, Running Back All-Century Team 2001 Dwight Freeney Connecticut Player of the Year 2012 Floyd Little Distinguished American Award

AFCA REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 1987 Dick MacPherson 2010 Doug Marrone

LAMBERT TROPHY (best player in the East) 1977 Art Monk 1979 Art Monk Consensus All-American defensive end Dwight Freeney was a finalist for the 2001 Lombardi, Bednarik and Nagurski awards. Freeney (right) and former SU fullback Kyle Johnson (left) were honored during the ESPN College Football Awards Show. ECAC FOOTBALL AWARDS ECAC Team of the Year GOLDEN HELMET COLLEGE JIM THORPE AWARD 1987 Syracuse PLAYER OF THE YEAR (outstanding defensive back) 2012 Syracuse (outstanding player in college football) 1987 Markus Paul, Finalist 1987 Don McPherson 1988 Markus Paul, Finalist ECAC Player of the Year 1966 Floyd Little DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD NCAA SILVER ANNIVERSARY 1967 Larry Csonka 1979 * Bill Hurley (outstanding college quarterback) 1982 Jim Brown 1980 * Joe Morris 1992 Floyd Little 1987 Don McPherson 1985 + Tim Green 2011 Tim Green 1987 Don McPherson AWARD * - Offensive Player of the Year (outstanding college quarterback) NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR + - Co-Player of the Year 1987 Don McPherson 1959 Ben Schwartzwalder * 1987 Dick MacPherson * ECAC Rookie of the Year ROTARY LOMBARDI AWARD * - consensus 1990 Marvin Graves (outstanding lineman/linebacker) 1994 Antwaune Ponds 1985 Tim Green, Finalist MAXWELL AWARD 1995 Donovan McNabb 1987 Ted Gregory, Finalist (college football player of the year) 2001 Dwight Freeney, Finalist 1987 Don McPherson ECAC Defensive Rookie of the Year 2011 Dyshawn Davis AWARD AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM (all-around defensive player) (recognizes the extra efforts made by college ECAC Coach of the Year 1992 Paul Pasqualoni 2001 Dwight Freeney, Finalist football players) 2000 Kyle Johnson 1995 Paul Pasqualoni 2001 Graham Manley 1996 Paul Pasqualoni AWARD 2004 Matt Tarullo (outstanding defensive player) 2014 Sam Rodgers 2001 Dwight Freeney, Finalist

118 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • CONFERENCE HONORS & AWARDS BIG EAST SCHOLARATHLETES OF THE YEAR SUccess Stories Dual Threats Just three players in the history of the BIG EAST Conference earned a player of the year honor and were named first team all- conference at two positions. All three wore the Orange. Marvin Harrison (right) was the first.

1994 Marvin Harrison Special Teams Player of the Year All-BIG EAST First Team (wide receiver and punt returner)

1997 Quinton Spotwood Special Teams Player of the Year All-BIG EAST First Team (wide receiver and punt returner)

1998 Kevin Johnson Kyle Johnson Ryan Nassib Special Teams Player of the Year 2001 BIG EAST 2012 BIG EAST All-BIG EAST First Team (wide receiver and punt returner) Scholar-Athlete of the Year Scholar-Athlete of the Year

BIG EAST PLAYERS OF THE YEAR BIG EAST PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ACC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offensive Donovan McNabb holds the league record Durell Eskridge Safety 3 1996 Donovan McNabb (co-winner) for player of the week awards. Below is Robert Welsh Defensive End 2 1997 Donovan McNabb a list of SU’s multiple player of the week Riley Dixon Punter 1 1998 Donovan McNabb recipients. Cameron Lynch Linebacker 1

Defensive Donovan McNabb Quarterback 10 ACC ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Marvin Graves Quarterback 6 1991 George Rooks (co-winner) AJ Long Quarterback 1 1997 Donovin Darius Nate Trout Placekicker 5 2001 Dwight Freeney (co-winner) Dwight Freeney Defensive End 4 Nate Hemsley Linebacker 4 Special Teams Sean Reali Kicker 4 Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver 3 1992 John Biskup Punt Returner 2 1993 Pat O’Neill John Biskup Kicker 3 1995 Marvin Harrison Ross Krautman Kicker 3 1997 Quinton Spotwood * Diamond Ferri Strong Safety 2 1998 Kevin Johnson * Running Back 1 Anthony Smith Special Teams 2 Rookie of the Year Free Safety 1 1995 Donovan McNabb Doug Hogue Linebacker 2 Mike Holmes Cornerback 2 * - unanimous Kevin Mason Quarterback 2 Ryan Nassib Quarterback 2 Pat O’Neill Punter 2 Antwaune Ponds Linebacker 2 Walter Reyes Running Back 2 Quinton Spotwood Punt Returner 2 Max Suter Safety 2 David Walker Running Back 2 Glen Young Linebacker 2

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 119 ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS ALL-BIG EAST 1998 2008 1991 Kevin Johnson Wide Receiver First Team Arthur Jones Defensive Line First Team Qadry Ismail Wide Receiver First Team Kick Returner First Team Curtis Brinkley Running Back Second Team Second Team Scott Kiernan Guard First Team Ryan Durand Guard Second Team Pat O’Neill Punter First Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team George Rooks Defensive Line First Team Phil Nash Safety First Team 2009 David Walker Running Back First Team Keith Bulluck Linebacker Second Team Arthur Jones Defensive Line First Team John Biskup Placekicker Second Team Rob Konrad Fullback Second Team Rob Long Punter First Team Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line Second Team Jason Poles Safety Second Team Ryan Bartholomew Center Second Team Tim Sandquist Safety Second Team Nate Trout Placekicker Second Team Derrell Smith Linebacker Second Team Greg Walker Cornerback Second Team Terrence Wisdom Guard Second Team 1999 2010 Mark Baniewicz Offensive Tackle First Team Doug Hogue Linebacker First Team 1992 Keith Bulluck Linebacker First Team Delone Carter Running Back Second Team John Biskup Placekicker First Team Duke Pettijohn Defensive End First Team Chandler Jones Defensive End Second Team Chris Gedney Tight End First Team Ross Krautman Placekicker Second Team Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line First Team 2000 Rob Long Punter Second Team Terrence Wisdom Offensive Line First Team Will Allen Cornerback First Team Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle Second Team Marvin Graves Quarterback Second Team Dwight Freeney Defensive End First Team Derrell Smith Linebacker Second Team Bob Grosvenor Safety Second Team Morlon Greenwood Linebacker First Team Shelby Hill Wide Receiver Second Team Clifton Smith Linebacker First Team 2011 Qadry Ismail Wide Receiver Second Team Eric Downing Defensive Line Second Team Antwon Bailey Running Back First Team Dwayne Joseph Defensive Back Second Team Duke Pettijohn Defensive End Second Team Chandler Jones Defensive End First Team Pat O’Neill Punter Second Team Rickie Simpkins Defensive Line Second Team Nick Provo Tight End First Team David Walker Running Back Second Team Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle First Team Glen Young Linebacker Second Team 2001 Andrew Tiller Guard First Team Dwight Freeney Defensive End First Team Alec Lemon Wide Receiver Second Team 1993 Sean O’Connor Guard First Team Marquis Spruill Linebacker Second Team Shelby Hill Wide Receiver First Team Clifton Smith Linebacker First Team Phillip Thomas Free Safety Second Team Dwayne Joseph Defensive Back First Team PJ Alexander Offensive Tackle Second Team Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line First Team Willie Ford Cornerback Second Team 2012 Pat O’Neill Placekicker First Team Quentin Harris Safety Second Team Alec Lemon Wide Receiver First Team Punter Second Team James Mungro Tailback Second Team Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle First Team Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver Second Team Mike Shafer Punter Second Team Shamarko Thomas Strong Safety First Team Ryan Nassib Quarterback Second Team 1994 2002 Brandon Sharpe Defensive End Second Team Dan Conley Linebacker First Team Louis Gachelin Defensive Tackle Second Team Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver First Team Jamel Riddle Wide Receiver Second Team ALL-ACC Kevin Mason Quarterback First Team Punt Returner Second Team Kirby Dar Dar Running Back Second Team Clifton Smith Linebacker Second Team 2013 (ACSMA) Macky MacPherson Center Second Team Melvin Tuten Offensive Line Second Team David Tyree Wide Receiver Second Team David Wohlabaugh Offensive Line Second Team Jay Bromley Defensive Tackle Third Team Durell Eskridge Free Safety Third Team 1995 2003 Jerome Smith Running Back Third Team Louis Gachelin Defensive Tackle First Team Kevin Abrams Cornerback First Team Sean Hickey Offensive Tackle Hnr. Mention Collin Barber Placekicker Second Team Donovin Darius Safety First Team Marquis Spruill Linebacker Hnr. Mention Brendan Carney Punter Second Team Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver First Team 2013 (Coaches) Christain Ferrara Defensive Tackle Second Team Return Specialist First Team Macky MacPherson Center Second Team Walter Reyes Tailback Second Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Jay Bromley Defensive Tackle Third Team Nick Romeo Center Second Team Sean Reali Punter First Team Durell Eskridge Free Safety Third Team Rich Scanlon Linebacker Second Team Cy Ellsworth Offensive Line Second Team Jerome Smith Running Back Third Team Adam Terry Offensive Tackle Second Team Olindo Mare Placekicker Second Team Marquis Spruill Linebacker Third Team Malcolm Thomas Running Back Second Team 2004 2014 (ACSMA) Diamond Ferri Strong Safety First Team 1996 Sean Hickey Offensive Tackle Third Team Walter Reyes Tailback First Team Kevin Abrams Cornerback First Team Cameron Lynch Linebacker Third Team Donovin Darius Safety First Team Matt Tarullo Center First Team Adam Terry Offensive Tackle First Team 2014 (Coaches) Nate Hemsley Linebacker First Team Sean Hickey Offensive Tackle Third Team Brendan Carney Punter Second Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Cameron Lynch Linebacker Third Team Damien Rhodes Tailback Second Team Shelton Prescott Offensive Line First Team Riley Dixon Punter Hnr. Mention Return Specialist First Team Anthony Smith Free Safety Second Team Antonio Anderson Defensive Line Second Team James Wyche Defensive End Second Team Scott Kiernan Offensive Guard Second Team Antwaune Ponds Linebacker Second Team 2005 Sean Reali Punter Second Team Brendan Carney Punter First Team Malcolm Thomas Running Back Second Team Ryan LaCasse Defensive End First Team Nate Trout Placekicker Second Team Anthony Smith Free Safety First Team

1997 2006 Donovin Darius Safety First Team Tanard Jackson Cornerback Second Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Jameel McClain Defensive End Second Team Antwaune Ponds Linebacker First Team Kelvin Smith Linebacker Second Team Quinton Spotwood Wide Receiver First Team Return Specialist First Team 2007 Rod Gadson Cornerback Second Team Max Suter Kick Returner First Team Kevin Johnson Return Specialist Second Team Joe Fields Free Safety Second Team Tebucky Jones Safety Second Team Arthur Jones Defensive Tackle Second Team Brad Patkochis Offensive Line Second Team Rob Long Punter Second Team Roland Williams Tight End Second Team Mike Williams Wide Receiver Second Team

120 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDS

NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR-ATHLETES 1959 Gerhard Schwedes, Halfback 1983 Tony Romano, Linebacker 1985 Tim Green, Defensive Tackle 1999 Mark Baniewicz, Offensive Tackle 2012 Ryan Nassib, Quarterback

NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION HAMPSHIRE SOCIETY 2008 Dowayne Davis 2009 Ryan Durand Jake Flaherty Ryan Howard Ben Maljovec 2010 Jim McKenzie Roberto Nieves Andrew Robinson 2011 Ryan Bartholomew Derrell Smith 2012 Torrey Ball Kevyn Scott Tim Green earned All-America honors for his football ability and his academic success. The 2013 Carl Cutler 1986 graduate is enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame and the CoSIDA Academic All- James Jarrett America Hall of Fame. Ryan Nassib Dan Vaughan 2014 Charley Loeb Macky MacPherson NACDA FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP BIG EAST CONFERENCE 2015 Sam Rodgers 1997 Keith Downing ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD Recognized the program with the highest collective CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS ARTHUR ASHE JR. SPORTS SCHOLARS grade-point average in each sport sponsored by the conference. Selected by College Sports Information Directors of 1994-95 Dulayne Morgan America. Any individual selected for a national team 1996-97 Keith Downing 2010 Syracuse was a first-team member of the All-District team, 1997-98 Keith Downing also. 1998-99 Kyle Johnson 1999-2000 Kyle Johnson AFCA ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT First Team 2000-01 Andrew Benson The American Football Coaches Association Academic 1960 Fred Mautino, End Kyle Johnson Achievement Award recognizes football programs 1971 Howard Goodman, Linebacker 2005-06 Tommy Harris with the highest graduation rate annually. In 1999, 1983 Tony Romano, Linebacker Tim Washington Syracuse won the award after every member of the 1984 Tim Green, Defensive Tackle 2007-08 Dowayne Davis class who entered in 1994-95 earned his degree by 1985 Tim Green, Defensive Tackle Oliver Ferrnandez 1999. 1993 Pat O’Neill, Punter 2008-09 Kevyn Scott (First team) 1999 Mark Baniewicz, Offensive Tackle Derrell Smith (Third team) The AFCA also presents an honor roll award to 2003 Rich Scanlon, Linebacker 2009-10 Kevyn Scott (Scholar-Athlete of the Year schools with graduation rates of 70 percent or better. 2004 Matt Tarullo, Center Finalist; First team) Since the award started in 1981, Syracuse has been 2009 Jim McKenzie, Center 2010-11 Ryan Bartholomew (Scholar-Athlete of on the honor roll 21 times. 2011 Kevyn Scott, Cornerback the Year Finalist; First team) 2011-12 Torrey Ball AFCA Academic Achievement Award Second Team Kevyn Scott 1999 Syracuse 1998 Mark Baniewicz, Offensive Tackle 2003 Nick Romeo, Center HITACHI PROMISE OF TOMORROW AFCA Academic Honor Roll 2007 Ryan Durand, Guard 2008 Ryan Durand, Guard SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 1987 1997 2006 2014 Sam Rodgers, Long Snapper 1988 1998 2007 1993 Reggie Terry 1990 2000 2008 1994 Edward Hobson 1991 2001 2009 CoSIDA ACADEMIC 1992 2002 2011 ALL-AMERICA HALL OF FAME BURGER KING COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1993 2004 2012 1994 2005 2014 2006 Tim Green, Defensive Tackle SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 1999 Mark Baniewicz NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP 1978 Robert Avery (alternate) 1986 Tim Green 1994 Pat O’Neil 1995 Eric Chenoweth

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 121 ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDS SUccess Stories ACC HONOR ROLL Student-athletes must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA for the academic year to receive Soladay Award recognition.

It is fitting that the Soladay Award is the most 2013 prestigious award given to a student-athlete Drew Allen, Quarterback by the Department of Athletics. After all, Doris Eric Anthony, Defensive Back R. Soladay epitomized all of the positives in Luke Arciniega, Linebacker intercollegiate athletics. The Soladay Award Clay Cleveland, Fullback is given annually to the top male and female Riley Dixon, Punter Jason Emerich, Center student-athletes who best exemplify the essence Eric Jackson, Defensive Back of Doris. Hernz Laguerre, Linebacker From her appointment as the first, and Charley Loeb, Quarterback only, Director of Women’s Athletics at Syracuse Cameron Lynch, Linebacker University in 1975 until the day she retired as Macky MacPherson, Center Associate Director of Athletics on May 31, 1995, John Miller, Offensive Line Doris dedicated herself to student-athletes Keith Mitsuuchi, Long Snapper wearing the Orange of SU. The SU Department Joe Nassib, Cornerback Sam Rodgers, Long Snapper of Athletics and the world of intercollegiate Ryan Durand is one of four football student-athletes to win the Soladay Seamus Shanley, Center sports lost a dear friend when Doris passed Ryan Sloan, Defensive Tackle Award. away in May, 2001. Rob Trudo, Guard Doris established scholarships for women, while increasing the budgets to run the programs. She worked with the late Chancellor 2014 Melvin Eggers and others who supported women’s athletics to begin Orange Plus. Lucas Albrecht, Defensive Tackle Throughout her career, Doris made it a point to attend every home athletic contest of every Eric Anthony, Safety Syracuse team whenever possible. She often cheered on one team in the morning, another in Sean Avant, Wide Receiver Riley Dixon, Punter the afternoon and a third in the evening. Adrian Flemming, Wide Receiver Her impact on athletics reaches far beyond “The Hill,” however. Prior to the NCAA taking Donnie Foster, Center women’s athletics into its fold, Doris held offices on numerous committees in the AIAW Zaire Franklin, Linebacker (Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women) on the state, regional and national Alex Hayes, Guard levels. After the merger Doris directed her energy into the NCAA Council, serving from 1989 Nathan Hines, Long Snapper through 1995. Josh Kirkland, Linebacker Doris was also influential regionally where she was an integral part of the expansion of Cameron Lynch, Linebacker The BIG EAST Conference to include women’s athletics, as well as chairing various committees Cameron MacPherson, Tight End Jamar McGloster, Offensive Tackle in the league. The ECAC also benefitted from her knowledge and savvy, where she was a Keith Mitsuuchi, Long Snapper member of the ECAC Women’s Steering Committee from 1983-87. For her many outstanding Colton Moskal, Linebacker contributions, the ECAC honored Doris with the 1995 Katherine Ley Award, presented Ryan Norton, Kicker annually to a women’s athletics administrator who serves as a role model for her colleagues, Alryk Perry, Linebacker as well as a strong proponent of women’s issues. Brandon Reddish, Cornerback It is no secret that since her retirement her presence in the corridors of Manley Field Sam Rodgers, Long Snapper House has been missed, but it is clear that her legacy will remain a part of the Orange Rob Trudo, Guard Rodney Williams, Safety forever. – Kristyn Cook (Basketball ‘97)

Soladay Award Winners 1996 Jodi Carter, Field Hockey 2006 Sheila Menz, Soccer Ofri Porat, Gymnastics Greg Rommel, Lacrosse 1997 Jamila Codrington, Track & Field 2007 Luk Boral, Swimming Rob Kavovit, Lacrosse Erin Gray, Softball 1998 Roxi Nurse, Basketball 2008 Jillian Drouin, Track & Field Matthew Norton, Track & Field Mike Leveille, Lacrosse 1999 Keri Potts, Volleyball 2009 Ryan Durand, Football Scott Hrnack, Gymnastics Katie Rowan, Lacrosse 2000 Gabriel Gervais, Soccer 2010 Curtis Bixler, Track & Field Tracy Larkin, Field Hockey Sarah Morton, Volleyball 2001 Alex Brown, Track & Field 2011 Daniel Berry, Rowing Laura Fitzpatrick, Field Hockey Simone Kalhorn, Tennis 2002 Kyle Johnson, Football 2012 Michael Dietrick, Rowing Libby Graves, Rowing Emily Harman, Tennis 2003 Eric Chapman, Soccer 2013 Ryan Nassib, Football Julie Dunn, Softball Iona Holloway, Field Hockey 2004 John Bitok, Track & Field 2014 Rachel Blum, Soccer Elyse McDonough, Swimming Rob Molke, Cross Country Punter Riley Dixon made the ACC Honor 2005 Craig Forth, Basketball 2015 Sam Rodgers, Football Anna Goodale, Rowing Komal Safdar, Tennis Roll in Syracuse’s first two years in the conference.

122 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDS BIG EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Joe Nassib, Defensive Back 2012 Ryan Nassib, Quarterback 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Student-athletes must have had a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA for the academic Robert Nieves, Fullback 2009 year to receive recognition. Troy Nunes, Quarterback 1999 Sean O’Conner, Offensive Line 1999, 2000 Lucas Albrecht, Defensive Line 2011, 2012 Justin Opalenski, Defensive Line 2005 Ian Allport, Offensive Line 2009, 2010, 2011 Pat O’Neill, Punter 1992, 1993 Dom Anene, Linebacker 2012 Greg Paulus, Quarterback 2009 Josh Arrington, Wide Receiver 2007 Dalton Phillips, Center 2008, 2009 PJ Alexander, Offensive Tackle 2000, 2001 Marc Pilon, Defensive Line 1997, 1998 Torrey Ball, Defensive Line 2009, 2010, 2011 Shane Raupers, Punter 2011 Mark Baniewicz, Offensive Line 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Nick Raven, Tight End 2011 Ryan Bartholomew, Center 2010 John Reagan, Center 1992, 1993 Michael Bennett, Tight End 1998, 1999 Sean Reali, Punter 1996 Andrew Benson, Defensive Back 2000 Niko Rechul, Kicker 2008 David Bouchard, Offensive Line 2007 Ludwig Reimmer, Running Back 1998 AJ Brown, Strong Safety 2007, 2008 Andrew Robinson, Quarterback 2007, 2008, 2009 Tim Carignan, Offensive Line 2002 Sam Rodgers, Long Snapper 2011, 2012 Paul Chiara, Running Back 2005, 2007, 2008 Nick Romeo, Center 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Zack Chibane, Guard 2011, 2012 Michael Russnok, Offensive Line 1997 Clay Cleveland, Fullback 2011, 2012 Rich Scanlon, Linebacker 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Eric Chenoweth, Tight End 1992, 1993, 1994 Kevyn Scott, Cornerback 2008, 2009, 2010,2011 Marcus Coleman, Defensive Line 2012 Patrick Shadle, Kicker 2005, 2006, 2007 Lenny Cusumano, Tight End 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Derrell Smith, Linebacker 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Carl Cutler, Fullback 2010, 2012 Cliff Snell, Defensive Line 2000 Teddy Damour, Defensive Back 1997 Darrell Stroope, Tight End 1998 Dowayne Davis, Strong Safety 2006, 2007 Matt Tarullo, Offensive Line 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Dave DeAmato, Long Snapper 2002, 2003 Reggie Terry, Linebacker 1992, 1993 Riley Dixon, Punter 2012 Josh Thomas, Defensive Line 2001, 2002, 2003 Keith Downing, Quarterback 1995, 1996, 1997 Thomas Trendowski, Tight End 2009, 2010, 2011 Ryan Durand, Offensive Line 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Rob Trudo, Center 2011, 2012 Corey Edsall, Quarterback/Punter 2011 Dan Vaughan, Linebacker 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Cyrus Ellsworth, Offensive Line 1992, 1995 Tim Washington, Running Back 2003, 2005 Jason Emerich, Offensive Line 2012 Rodney Wells, Linebacker 2001 Kurt Falke, Offensive Line 2004 Jarrod West, Wide Receiver 2011 Cayden Feifer, Wide Receiver 2011 Bruce Williams, Free Safety 2006, 2007, 2008 Oliver Fernandez, Linebacker 2007 Roland Williams, Tight End 1997 Jake Flaherty, Linebacker 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Pat Woodcock, Wide Receiver 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Nathaniel Forer, Quarterback 2011 Glen Young, Linebacker 1992 Steve Franklin, Offensive Line 2003, 2004 Jeremie Frazier, Tight End 2000, 2001 Timothy Glisker, Linebacker 1998 ALL-ACC ACADEMIC TEAM Vincenzo Giruzzi, Linebacker 2007, 2008 To be eligible for consideration, a student-athlete regardless of classification, Jacob Green, Tight End 2012 must have earned a 3.0 GPA the previous semester and maintained a 3.0 GPA Keenan Hale, Wide Receiver 2012 cumulative average during his academic career. Oliver Haney, Defensive Line 2008, 2010, 2011 Adam Harris, Linebacker 2009, 2010, 2011 Riley Dixon, Punter 2013, 2014 Tommy Harris, Linebacker 2004, 2005 Zaire Franklin, Linebacker 2014 Ray Hennings, Guard 2002 Sean Hickey, Offensive Tackle 2014 Sean Hickey, Offensive Line 2011, 2012 Cameron Lynch, Linebacker 2014 Mike Holmes, Safety 2008 John Miller, Center 2014 Ryan Howard, Cornerback 2008 Sam Rodgers, Long Snapper 2014 Kyle Ishman, Wide Receiver 2011 Rob Trudo, Guard 2013, 2014 James Jarrett, Quarterback 2010, 2011, 2012 Robert Welsh, Defensive End 2014 Andrew Johnson, Quarterback 2003 Jarrod West, Wide Receiver 2014 Kyle Johnson, Fullback 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001 Zian Jones, Defensive Line 2012 Erik Kaloyanides, Offensive Line 1999 Shane Kimmel, Fullback 2011 Kevin Kopko, Long Snapper 2005 Ben Kozik, Kicker 2000, 2001 Kyle Knapp, Offensive Line 2012 James Ledger, Offensive Line 1992 Ryan Lichtenstein, Kicker/Punter 2010, 2011 Charley Loeb, Quarterback 2010, 2011, 2012 Rob Long, Punter 2009, 2010 Jeff Lowe, Wide Receiver 1998, 1999 Macky MacPherson, Center 2011, 2012 Deon Maddox, Wide Receiver 1996 Ben Maljovec, Linebacker 2005, 2007, 2008 Ian McIntosh, Defensive Back 1998, 1999 Jim McKenzie, Center 2007, 2008, 2009 Max Meisel, Wide Receiver 2006, 2007 Shu Mungwa, Strong Safety 2011

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 123 ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDS SYRACUSE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR’S HONOR ROLL Established in 1995-96, the SU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll rewards student-athletes who achieve a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher during the semester. Those students with a 3.4 or better grade-point average are listed with an asterisk.

Kevin Abrams, CB F’95 Jeff Danish, TE S’96, Raymond Hennings, OL S’01*, S’02, F’02, S’03 Michael Acchione, WR S’09, F’09, S’12* Donovan Darius, S F’95, S’96, S’97 Donta Herrod, S F’04 Chris Adamcik, OL F’95 Brandon Darlington, TE S’07* Sean Hickey, OT F’10, F’11, S’12, F’14 Louis Addazio, TE F’12 B.J. Darnell, CB F’00, S’03* Macauley Hill, WR F’12 Ryan Ahern, S F’09, S’10, S’11* Keaton Darney, OT S’15* Nathan Hines, LS F’14, S’15* Lucas Albrecht, DL S’12, F’14*, S’15 Chris Davis, FB F’00, S’03 Alex Hodgkinson, K F’13, S’14, S’15* Kevin Alexander, CB F’02, S’03*, F’03* Donte Davis, WR S’09* Brett Hoffman, QB S’09 PJ Alexander, OL S’98, F’98, F’99, S’00*, F’00*, Dowayne Davis, S S’06, F’06, S’07*, F’07*, S’08 Michael Holmes, S S’08 S’01, F’01* Dyshawn Davis, LB S’11 Mark Holtzman, DL F’00, F’01 Drew Allen, QB F’13 Ryan Day, TE S’03* Brian Hooper, DL F’01 Ian Allport, OL F’09, S’10 Giovanni DeLoatch, OL S’02 Ryan Howard, CB F’07, S’09 Josh Altman, K F’97 Ritchy Desir, S S’14, S’15* Terrel Hunt, QB S’14 Ri’Shard Anderson, CB F’13 Riley Dixon, P F’11, S’12*, F’12*, S’13*, Will Hunter, S F’00, F’01 Dom Anene, LB S’12, F’12*, S’13 F’13*, S’14*, F’14*, S’15* Kyle Ishman, WR F’10, F’11*, S’12 Eric Anthony, SS F’13*, S’14*, F’14*, S’15* Ryan Donnelly, TE F’06, S’08, S’09 Eric Jackson, DB S’13, F’13, S’14, S’15 Luke Arciniega, LB S’13, S’14*, S’15 Juwan Dowels, CB S’15, James Jarrett, S F’09, S’10, F’10, S’11, F’11, Josh Arrington, WR S’07 Keith Downing, QB F’95*, S’96, F’96*, S’97*, S’12*, F’12, S’13* Jamar Atkinson, LB S’06, F’06 F’97*, S’98* Tony Jenkins, DL F’03, S’04, S’07, F’07 Sean Avant, WR F’14, S’15* Terrell Drayton, LB S’15* Matthew Jensen, DL F’02*, S’03* Richard Azzoto Jr., RB F’09 Trey Dunkelberger, TE S’15 Andrew Johnson, QB S’03*, F’03*, S’04 Antwon Bailey, RB S’09, F’09, F’10 Doug Dunkin, P F’98 Kyle Johnson, FB F’96*, S’97, F’97, S’98, F’98, Torrey Ball, DL F’09, S’10*, F’10*, S’11, Ryan Durand, OL F’04, S’05, F’05*, S’06*, S’99*, F’99, S’00, S’01 F’11*, S’12* F’06*, S’07*, F’07*, S’08*, Lonnie Johnson, S F’09*, S’10 Mark Baniewicz, OL F’95*, S’96*, F’96*, S’97*, S’09* Arthur Jones, DL S’09 F’97*, S’98*, F’98*, S’99*, Ryan Ehrie, OL F’04, S’06, F’06*, S’07, F’07*, Chad Jones, WR S’02 F’99* S’08 Chandler Jones, DL S’10 Ryan Bartholomew, OL S’07, F’08, S’09, F’09, F’10* Cy Ellsworth, OL F’95*, S’96, Jared Jones, WR F’04* Jonathan Baselice, S F’03*, S’04*, F’04*, S’05*, Jason Emerich, OL F’12, S’14, F’14*, S’15 Michael Jones, RB F’08 F’05*, S’06*, F’06, S’07* Adly Enoicy, WR F’14*, S’15* Zian Jones, DL F’12, S’14 Chris Basile, DL S’07 Brisly Estime, WR S’15 Erik Kaloyanides, OL F’98*, F’99 PJ Batten, S’15 Breyone Evans, FB S’04, F’04, S’06, F’06, S’07 Arthur Kapalanga, TE S’04, F’07 Aaron Baumbach, OL F’08 Nate Evans, FB S’01, S’02, F’02, S’03* Matt Keller, LS S’15* Jerome Bedle, WR S’05, S’06 Kurt Falke, OL S’04*, F’04 Sean Kennedy, WR F’98 Michael Bennett, TE F’95*, S’96*, F’96*, F’97*, Cayden Feifer, WR F’11 Emerson Kilgore, OL S’99, S’01* S’98*, F’98 Oliver Fernandez, LB F’04, S’05, F’05, S’06, F’06*, Mitch Kimble, QB F’14 Andrew Benson, DB S’99*, S’00*, F’00* S’01 S’07, F’07*, S’08 Shane Kimmel, FB F’10, S’11, F’11, S’12 Kwaku Boah, LB S’09 Christian Ferrara, FB S’04* John Kinder, QB S’13, F’13 Cory Boatman, DL S’10 Tony Fiametta, FB S’05, S’07, S’09* Sheldon King, DL F’98, S’99, F’00* Chris Bokel, P F’97*, S’98, F’99, F’00, S’01 Joseph Fields, S S’04, F’05, S’06, F’06 Josh Kirkland, LB S’13, F’14, S’15 Marcus Coleman F’13 Jake Flaherty, LB F’04*, S’05*, F’05, S’06, F’06, Matt Klaus, LB F’95, S’96, F’98 David Bouchard, OL S’05, F’05*, S’06, F’06, S’07*, S’07, F’07*, S’08*, S’09* Kyle Knapp, OL F’12, S’13, F’13* F’07* Sean Flannery, FB F’03, S’04, F’04 Rob Konrad, FB S’98 Brandon Bowman, K F’00*, S’01* Adrian Flemming, WR F’14*, S’15 Kevin Kopko, LS F’02*, S’03*, F’03*, S’04*, Curtis Brinkley, RB S’06, F’08 Donnie Foster, C F’14, S’15* F’04*, S’05*, F’05*, S’06* A.J. Brown, S F’04, F’06, F’07*, S’08*, S’09 Stephen Franklin, OL F’03*, S’04, F’05* Tombe Kose, FB S’12 Dee Brown, RB F’98 Zaire Franklin, LB F’14*, S’15* Joe Kowalewski, TE S’02*, F’04, F’05* Ashton Broyld, RB S’12 Jeremie Frazier, TE S’00*, F’00, S’01, F’01* Ben Kozik, K F’98, S’99, F’99, S’00*, F’00, Ryan Bukevicz, WR F’06 Dwight Freeney, DL S’99, S’01*, S’02* S’01*, F’01* Charles Burton, LB S’99* Scott Freeney, DL F’96* Ricky Krautman, K S’04 Michael Butler, OL S’96, Quinta Funderburk, WR F’13 Ross Krautman, K F’11, S’12, F’12*, S’13 Christopher Calderon, CB S’04, S’06 Xzavier Gaines, QB S’02 Ryan LaCasse, DL F’05 Tim Carignan, OL F’01, S’02, F’02*, S’03* Matthew Galka, OL F’06 Hernz Laguerre, LB F’13 Brendan Carney, P S’05 Stan Gibbs, LB S’96 Austin Lane, OL F’10 Leonard Carter, CB S’04 Ryan Gillum, LB S’09, S’11* Timothy Lane, WR S’03, S’04, F’05, S’06 Cody Catalina, TE F’07, S’10 Tim Glisker, LB S’97*, F’97, F’98*, S’99*, Michael Lasker, OL F’14 Chaz Cervino, WR S’08 Vincenzo Giruzzi, LB F’06, S’07, F’07, S’08 Daniel Lavia, WR F’03*, S’04 George Chambers, DL F’97* Frank Giufre, OL F’97, S’99* Shane LaVigne, OL F’00, S’01*, F’01* Hymnson Chan, RB F’03 Deon Goggins, DL S’13* James Ledger, OL F’95 Michael Chambrello, WR S’07 Jacob Green, TE F’12, S’13, F’14 Max Leo, LS S’08, S’09, S’10 Corey Chavers, OL F’08, S’09* Troy Green, WR S’15 Nick Lepak, OL S’10, F’11, S’12* Van Chew, WR F’09 Jason Greene, OL F’02, S’03, S’05, F’05, S’06* Aaron Lewis, TE S’97, S’99, F’99, F’00 Paul Chiara, RB S’05, F’05, S’07*,F’07, S’08*, Prince-Tyson Gulley, RB F’12, S’12, F’14 Ryan Lichtenstein, K F’09, S’11 S’09* Joe Hafera, QB S’02* Todd Lisi, WR S’02, F’02, F’03*, F’04* Zack Chibane, OL F,10, S’11, F’11, S’12*, F’12 Keenan Hale, WR F’12*, S’12 Lavar Lobdell, WR F’07, S’09* Chris Clark, WR S’14* Matthew Hale, QB F’05 Charley Loeb, QB F’09*, S’10*, F’10, S’11, Clay Cleveland, FB F’10, S’11, F’11*, S’12, S’14 Ian Hammond, OL S’08 F’11*, S’12*, F’12, S’13, Brian Coleman, DL F’97 Ollie Haney, DL S’08*, F’08, S’09, F’10*, F’13*, S’14* Marcus Coleman, DL F’12, S’15 S’11*, S’12* AJ Long, QB S’15* Daniel Collier, FB F’08 Greg Hanoian, TE F’03, S’04 Rob Long, P F’08, F’09*, S’10*, F’10 Malcolm Conway, P S’08 Adam Harris, LB F’09*, S’10*, F’10*, S’11*, Jeff Lowe, WR S’97, F’97, S’98*, F’98, S’99*, Antwan Cordy, S S’15 F’11*, S’12* F’99 Alvin Cornelius, WR S’15 Shadeed Harris, DL S’04, S’05* Jarel Lowery, OL S’09 Michael Coulter, QB F’07* Tommy Harris, LB F’03*, F’04*, S’05, F’05, Keon Lyn, CB F’12 Michael Cox, DL S’06 S’06* Cameron Lynch, LB S’13*, F’13, S’14*, F’14* Lenny Cusumano, TE F’99, F’00, S’01, F’01*, S’02*, Quentin Harris, S S’98, F’00*, F’01* Jerry Mackey, LB F’04, F’06* S’03*, F’03 Marvin Harrison, WR F’95* Cameron MacPherson, TE S’14*, F’14*, S’15* Carl Cutler, FB S’10, F’10, S’11, F’12*, S’13 Alex Hayes, G F’14, S’15* Mackey MacPherson, OL F’10*, S’11*, F’11, S’12*, Teddy Damour, DB S’97*, F’97* Nate Hemsley, LB S’97 F’12*, S’13*, S’14*

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

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 125 RECORD BREAKDOWN

College Football Hall of Fame coach Ben Schwartzwalder guided the Orange from 1949 to 1973. In 1959, the Orange finished 11-0 to capture the national championship. Schwartzwalder celebrates Syracuse’s 1987 victory against Penn State in the Carrier Dome.

COACHES WON-LOSS RECORDS SYRACUSE’S BIG EAST RECORD YEAR-BY-YEAR Coach W L T Pct. Years Year W L T Place No Coach 4 10 1 .300 1889 & 1893 1991 5 0 0 No conference title Winston, Bobby 7 4 0 .636 1890 1992 6 1 0 No conference title Galbraith, William 4 7 0 .364 1891 1993 3 4 0 5th Wells, Jordan C. 0 8 1 .000 1892 1994 4 3 0 3rd (tie) Bond, George H. 6 5 0 .545 1894 1995 5 2 0 3rd Redington, George O. 11 5 4 .650 1895-96 1996 6 1 0 1st (tie) Wade, Frank E. 17 9 2 .643 1897-99 1997 6 1 0 1st Sweetland, Edwin R. 20 5 2 .778 1900-02 1998 6 1 0 1st Brown, Ancil D. (co-coach) 5 4 0 .556 1903 1999 3 4 0 4th Parish, Jason B. (co-coach) 2000 4 3 0 4th (tie) Hutchins, Dr. Charles P. 14 6 0 .700 1904-05 2001 6 1 0 2nd O’Neill, Frank J. 52 19 6 .714 1906-07 2002 2 5 0 5th (tie) 1913-15 2003 2 5 0 6th (tie) 1917-19 2004 ^ 0 2 0 1st (tie) Jones, Howard H. 6 3 1 .650 1908 2005 0 7 0 8th Jones, T.A.D. 9 9 2 .500 1909-10 2006 + 0 6 0 7th (tie) Cummings, C.D. 9 8 2 .526 1911-12 2007 1 6 0 8th Hollenback, W.M. 5 4 0 .556 1916 2008 1 6 0 7th (tie) Meehan, John F. 35 8 4 .787 1920-24 2009 1 6 0 7th (tie) Reynolds, C.W.P. 15 3 2 .800 1925-26 2010 4 3 0 4th Andreas, Lewis P. 15 10 3 .589 1927-29 2011 1 6 0 7th (tie) Hanson, Victor A. 33 21 5 .602 1930-36 2012 5 2 0 1st (tie) Solem, Ossie 30 27 6 .524 1937-45 # Total * 71 75 0 Munn, Clarence L. 4 5 0 .444 1946 Baysinger, Reeves H. 4 14 0 .222 1947-48 ^ - On-field BIG EAST record was 4-2 Schwartzwalder, Floyd (Ben) 153 91 3 .626 1949-73 + - On-field BIG EAST record was 1-6 Maloney, Frank 32 46 0 .410 1974-80 * - Final on-field BIG EAST record was 76-75 MacPherson, Richard F. 66 46 4 .586 1981-90 Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA Pasqualoni, Paul L. ^ 101 59 1 .630 1991-2004 Robinson, Greg + 5 37 0 .119 2005-08 SYRACUSE’S ACC RECORD YEAR-BY-YEAR Marrone, Doug 25 25 0 .500 2009-12 Year W L T Place Shafer, Scott 10 15 0 .400 2013-present 2013 4 4 0 3rd (tie) - Atlantic Division 697 * 513 49 .573 125 seasons 2014 1 7 0 6th (tie) - Atlantic Division Total 5 11 0 # - No team in 1943 ^ - Pasqualoni’s on-field record was 107-59-1 (.644) + - Robinson’s on-field record was 10-37 (.213) * - Syracuse’s on-field record is 708-513-49 (.577) Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA

126 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD Year W L T Coach Captain(s) 1889 0 1 0 (No Coach) J. Blake Hillyer YEAR-BY-YEAR CARRIER DOME ATTENDANCE 1890 7 4 0 Bobby Winston J. Blake Hillyer Attendance Attendance 1891 4 7 0 William Galbraith William M. Fanton Games W L T (Average) Games W L T (Average) 1892 0 8 1 Jordan C. Wells Sherman Rouse 1980 7 4 3 0 305,444 1998 6 5 1 0 287,386 1893 4 9 1 (No Coach) George H. Bond (43,635) (47,898) 1981 6 4 2 0 229,861 1999 6 4 2 0 280,445 1894 6 5 0 George H. Bond Robert B. Adams (38,310) (46,741) 1895 6 2 2 George O. Redington Robert B. Adams 1982 6 1 5 0 211,666 2000 6 4 2 0 258,372 1896 5 3 2 George O. Redington Robert B. Adams (35,278) (43,062) 1897 5 3 1 Frank E. Wade Harry A. O’Day 1983 7 5 2 0 204,777 2001 6 6 0 0 246,619 1898 8 2 1 Frank E. Wade Morgan A. Wilcox (34,130) (41,103) 1899 4 4 0 Frank E. Wade Carl E. Dorr 1984 5 4 1 0 221,107 2002 6 3 3 0 253,556 1900 7 2 1 Edwin R. Sweetland Hadden A. Patten (44,221) (42,259) 1985 6 4 2 0 231,377 2003 7 5 2 0 288,169 1901 7 1 0 Edwin R. Sweetland Lynn B. Wycoff (38,563) (41,167) 1902 6 2 1 Edwin R. Sweetland Ancil D. Brown 1986 6 3 3 0 207,204 2004 ^ 5 0 1 0 185,341 1903 5 4 0 Jason B. Parish Frank H. O’Neill (34,534) (37,068) Ancil D. Brown 1987 6 6 0 0 266,938 2005 + 6 0 5 0 241,510 1904 6 3 0 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins Robert Park (44,490) (40,252) 1905 8 3 0 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins David L. Tucker 1988 6 6 0 0 276,484 2006 # 6 0 3 0 223,577 1906 6 3 0 Frank J. O’Neill James P. Stimson (46,081) (37,263) 1989 6 3 3 0 293,308 2007 7 1 6 0 245,064 1907 5 3 1 Frank J. O’Neill Ford R. Park (48,885) (35,009) 1908 6 3 1 Howard H. Jones Marquis F. (Bill) Horr 1990 5 2 1 2 235,112 2008 6 2 4 0 200,844 1909 4 5 1 T.A.D. Jones Herbert H. Barry (47,022) (33,474) 1910 5 4 1 T.A.D. Jones Harry H. Hartman 1991 6 5 1 0 260,666 2009 8 4 4 0 312,343 1911 5 3 2 C. DeForest Cummings Preston D. Fogg (43,444) (39,043) 1912 4 5 0 C. DeForest Cummings Rudolph W. Propst 1992 6 4 2 0 295,951 2010 6 2 4 0 240,385 1913 6 4 0 Frank J. O’Neill Martin F. Hilfinger (49,325) (40,064) 1993 5 3 2 0 240,458 2011 7 4 3 0 283,528 1914 5 3 2 Frank J. O’Neill James V. Shufelt (48,092) (40,504) 1915 9 1 2 Frank J. O’Neill Walter S. Rose 1994 6 4 2 0 286,477 2012 5 4 1 0 229,270 1916 5 4 0 William M. Hollenback Harold A. White (47,746) (38,212) 1917 8 1 1 Frank J. O’Neill Alfred R. Cobb 1995 6 5 1 0 260,139 2013 6 4 2 0 229,661 1918 5 1 0 Frank J. O’Neill Joseph Alexander (43,357) (38,277) Joseph K. Schwarzer 1996 6 4 2 0 288,802 2014 6 1 5 0 242,682 1919 8 3 0 Frank J. O’Neill Harold J. Robertson (48,134) (40,447) 1997 6 5 1 0 275,188 Total * 212 121 81 2 8,839,711 1920 6 2 1 John F. Meehan Joseph Alexander (45,865) (41,697) 1921 7 2 0 John F. Meehan Bertrand L. Gulick 1922 6 1 2 John F. Meehan Frank Z. Culver ^ - On-field Carrier Dome record was 4-1 1923 8 1 0 John F. Meehan Evander G. McRae + - On-field Carrier Dome record was 1-5 # - On-field Carrier Dome record was 3-3 1924 8 2 1 John F. Meehan Roy D. Simmons, Sr. * - On-field Carrier Dome record is 129-81-2 1925 8 1 1 C.W.P. Reynolds James E. Foley Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA 1926 7 2 1 C.W.P. Reynolds Victor A. Hanson 1927 5 3 2 Lewis P. Andreas Raymond J. Barbuti 1928 4 4 1 Lewis P. Andreas Harold W. Baysinger Year W L T Coach Captain(s) 1929 6 3 0 Lewis P. Andreas Albert W. VanNess 1954 4 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1930 5 2 2 Victor A. Hanson Milton Berner 1955 5 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1931 7 1 1 Victor A. Hanson George A. Ellert 1956 7 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1932 4 4 1 Victor A. Hanson Thomas A. Lombardi 1957 5 3 1 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1933 4 4 0 Victor A. Hanson Francis Tisdale 1958 8 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Charles D. Zimmerman 1934 6 2 0 Victor A. Hanson James Steen 1959 11 0 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Gerhard H. Schwedes 1935 6 1 1 Victor A. Hanson Edward S. Jontos 1960 7 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Albert D. Bemiller George Perrault Frederick J.Mautino 1936 1 7 0 Victor A. Hanson Vannie M. Albanese Richard L. Reimer 1937 5 2 1 Ossie Solem Walter J. Rekstis 1961 8 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Richard B. Easterly Parker Webster 1962 5 5 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Leon Cholakis 1938 5 3 0 Ossie Solem James M. Bruett 1963 8 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Richard B. Bowman 1939 3 3 2 Ossie Solem Hugh H. Daugherty James L. Mazurek William T. Hoffman 1964 7 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder G. William Hunter 1940 3 4 1 Ossie Solem Richard Banger Richard K. King 1941 5 2 1 Ossie Solem Thomas J. Kinney 1965 7 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Harris A. Elliott 1942 6 3 0 Ossie Solem Richard C. Weber 1966 8 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Floyd D. Little 1943 (Suspended) Herbert W. Stecker 1944 2 4 1 Ossie Solem Victor E. Merkel 1967 8 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder James M. Cheyunski 1945 1 6 0 Ossie Solem Angelo A. Acocella Lawrence R. Csonka 1946 4 5 0 Clarence L. Munn Richard Whitesell 1968 6 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Anthony J. Kyasky 1947 3 6 0 Reaves H. Baysinger Laurence R. Ellis 1969 5 5 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1948 1 8 0 Reaves H, Baysinger Robert A. Schiffner 1970 6 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Paul L. Paolisso 1949 4 5 0 Ben Schwartzwalder James J. Fiacco Raymond C. White 1950 5 5 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains Randolph C. Zur 1951 5 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Edward Dobrowolski 1971 5 5 1 Ben Schwartzwalder Joseph C. Ehrmann John Donati Daniel L. Yochum 1952 7 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Richard Beyer, 1972 5 6 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains Joseph Szombathy 1973 2 9 0 Ben Schwartzwalder David A. Lapham 1953 5 3 1 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains Steven J. Joslin • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 127 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD TOP CARRIER DOME CROWDS 1. 50,564 vs. Miami (Ohio) 1980 (Carrier Dome opener) 2. 50,350 vs. Navy 1980 3. 50,243 vs. Pittsburgh 1980 4. 50,037 vs. Penn State 1981 5. 50,021 vs. Penn State 1985 6. 50,011 vs. Penn State 1987 7. 50,010 vs. Penn State 1983 8. 49,892 vs. Boston College 1987 9. 49,876 vs. Penn State 1989 10. 49,866 vs. West Virginia 1987

SYRACUSE’S RECORD IN HOME Syracuse team captains Dave Warner (11), Jim Collins (33) and Joe Morris Stadium Years W L T Pct. (47) meet at midfield for the first coin toss in the Carrier Dome on Sept. 20, The Oval 1895-1906 57 11 2 .829 1980. The Orange christened the Dome with a 36-24 victory against Miami Archbold Stadium 1907-1978 265 112 20 .693 (Ohio) that night. Carrier Dome ^ 1980-present 121 81 2 .598 Total * 1895-present 443 204 24 .678

Year W L T Coach Captain(s) ^ - On-field Carrier Dome record is 129-81-2 (.613) 1974 2 9 0 Frank Maloney Robert G. Petchel * - On-field record in home stadiums is 451-204-24 (.682) John E. Rafferty Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA 1975 6 5 0 Frank Maloney Raymond N. Preston 1976 3 8 0 Frank Maloney William J. Zanovitch 1977 6 5 0 Frank Maloney Game Captains LARGEST CROWDS TO WATCH SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1978 3 8 0 Frank Maloney Game Captains 1. 111,012 Sept. 12, 1998 Michigan at Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 1979 7 5 0 Frank Maloney Jim Collins 2. 107,725 Sept. 1, 2001 Tennessee at Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tenn. Bill Hurley 3. 106,387 Sept. 12, 2009 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. Craig Wolfley 4. 89,768 Sept. 10, 1988 Ohio State at Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 1980 5 6 0 Frank Maloney Jim Collins 5. 86,643 Sept. 13, 1980 Ohio State at Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio Joe Morris 6. 86,205 Sept. 8, 1979 Ohio State at Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio Dave Warner 7. 86,002 Oct. 13, 1990 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 8. 85,916 Oct. 15, 1988 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 1981 4 6 1 Dick MacPherson Ike Bogosian 9. 85,860 Oct. 20, 1984 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. Joe Morris 10. 85,512 Oct. 18, 1986 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 1982 2 9 0 Dick MacPherson Gerry Feehery 1983 6 5 0 Dick MacPherson Blaise Winter Brent Ziegler WINNINGEST FBS TEAMS 1984 6 5 0 Dick MacPherson Marty Chalk Jaime Covington Rk. Team Wins Rk. Team Wins Jim Gorzalski 1. Michigan 915 11. LSU 761 Jamie Kimmel 2. Notre Dame 882 12. Penn State 737 1985 7 5 0 Dick MacPherson Tim Green 3. Texas 881 13. Auburn 734 Rudy Reed 4. Nebraska 874 14. West Virginia 719 1986 5 6 0 Dick MacPherson Pete Ewald 5. Ohio State 863 15. Virginia Tech 712 Jim Leible 6. Oklahoma 850 Georgia Tech 712 Tim Pidgeon Alabama 850 17. Texas A&M 709 1987 11 0 1 Dick MacPherson Paul Frase 8. Tennessee 811 18. SYRACUSE 697* Ted Gregory 9. Southern Cal 805 19. Pittsburgh 696 Don McPherson 10. Georgia 777 Washington 696 1988 10 2 0 Dick MacPherson Daryl Johnston Markus Paul * - Syracuse has 708 on-fi eld wins 1989 8 4 0 Dick MacPherson Blake Bednarz Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA Dan Bucey Rob Burnett Michael Owens Terry Wooden 1990 7 4 2 Dick MacPherson John Flannery Duane Kinnon Gary McCummings Rob Thomson 1991 10 2 0 Paul Pasqualoni Andrew Dees Mark McDonald Tim Sandquist Greg Walker 1992 10 2 0 Paul Pasqualoni David Walker Glen Young 1993 6 4 1 Paul Pasqualoni Marvin Graves Dwayne Joseph John Reagan

128 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD Year W L T Coach Captain(s) SUccess Stories 2002 4 8 0 Paul Pasqualoni Clifton Smith Chris Davis The Zunic Award Will Hunter The Zunic Award was created in 2001 to honor Troy Nunes Mike and Judy Zunic who died tragically on July David Tyree 18, 1989 when a United Airlines plane crashed 2003 6 6 0 Paul Pasqualoni R. J. Anderson in Sioux City, Iowa. The pilot, an cipa ng landing Thump Belton diffi cul es, requested if some strong passengers Rich Scanlon

would volunteer to give up their seats and sit at the 2004 ^ 0 6 0 Paul Pasqualoni Julian Pollard exit doors to assist passengers in the event of an Walter Reyes emergency. Mike and Judy volunteered to give up Matt Tarullo their seats in fi rst class and sit at one of the doors. 2005 + 0 10 0 Greg Robinson Steve Franklin Mike and Judy both died in the crash and those in James Wyche the Zunics’ seats survived. Norma and William Zunic, 2006 * 0 8 0 Greg Robinson Brendan Carney Mike was a four-year starter at linebacker and the parents of the late Jerry Mackey earned a B.A. (’81) and Master’s (’82) in speech Mike Zunic, were the first Perry Patterson recipients of the award communica on. Kelvin Smith established in honor of 2007 2 10 0 Greg Robinson Jameel McClain their son. Taj Smith Zunic Award Winners 2008 3 9 0 Greg Robinson Tony Fiammetta 2001 Mr. & Mrs. Zunic, Frank Maloney (former coach), Jake Flaherty Gene Grabosky ‘60, (posthumous) Patrick Shadle 2002 Pat ‘88 & Kari Kelly, Roberta DeLeone Bruce Williams 2003 Jim DaRin ‘77 2009 4 8 0 Doug Marrone Arthur Jones 2004 Joshua Frase Rob Long 2005 Jim Rooney Mike Owen 2006 Rockette Pirro Brunetti, Horace Landry Greg Paulus 2007 Sylvia Mackey (wife of SU All-American John Mackey ‘63), 2010 8 5 0 Doug Marrone Ryan Bartholomew Chris Ingram ‘89 (posthumous) Rob Long 2008 Robin Griffin ‘72, Carlmon Jones (former SU coach) and Ron Page ‘74 Derrell Smith 2009 Bill Coghill ‘72 and Norm Mordue ‘66 2011 5 7 0 Doug Marrone Antwon Bailey 2010 Jim Jerome ‘76 Adam Harris 2011 John Lally ‘82 Kevyn Scott 2012 Tim Byrne ‘87 (posthumous) 2012 8 5 0 Doug Marrone Siriki Diabate 2013 Pat Killorin ‘66 Ryan Nassib 2014 Dick Beyer ‘53 Justin Pugh Shamarko Thomas 2013 7 6 0 Scott Shafer Macky MacPherson Year W L T Coach Captain(s) Jay Bromley 1994 7 4 0 Paul Pasqualoni Wilky Bazile Jerome Smith Eric Chenoweth Marquis Spruill Dan Conley 2014 3 9 0 Scott Shafer Sean Hickey Tony Jones Prince-Tyson Gulley 1995 9 3 0 Paul Pasqualoni Cy Ellsworth Cameron Lynch Marvin Harrison Sam Rodgers Darrell Parker 1996 9 3 0 Paul Pasqualoni Malcolm Thomas ^ - On-field record was 6-6 Harvey Pennypacker + - On-field record was 1-10 * - On-field record was 4-8 Kevin Abrams Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA 1997 9 4 0 Paul Pasqualoni Keith Downing

Donovin Darius Rod Gadson Brad Patkochis 1998 8 4 0 Paul Pasqualoni Scott Kiernan Rob Konrad Donovan McNabb Jason Poles 1999 7 5 0 Paul Pasqualoni Mark Baniewicz Keith Bulluck Donald Dinkins Quinton Spotwood Nate Trout 2000 6 5 0 Paul Pasqualoni Morlon Greenwood Kyle Johnson Pat Woodcock 2001 10 3 0 Paul Pasqualoni PJ Alexander Dwight Freeney Quentin Harris Kyle Johnson Graham Manley

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 129 GAME-BY-GAME SCORES SU score listed first • N - Night game • + - Conference game SU began playing home games in The Oval, an on-campus facility

Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. 1889 (0-1) • No Coach 1895 (6-2-2) • Head Coach: George O. Redington 11/23 at Rochester L 0-36 9/26 at Cornell L 0-8 10/5 at Scranton Athletic Assoc. W 12-0 1890 (7-4) • Head Coach: Bobby Winston 10/10 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 24-0 10/19 at Williams L 10-28 9/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 14-0 10/26 St. John’s Military Acad. T 6-6 10/2 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 32-0 11/ 2 Hobart W 46-0 10/18 St. John’s Military Acad. W 26-6 11/ 9 Colgate W 4-0 10/27 Union L 0-26 400 11/13 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 18-0 11/1 Hamilton W 14-12 600 11/16 Rochester W 30-0 11/8 at Union L 0-28 11/23 at St. John’s Military Acad. T 4-4 11/15 at Rochester W 4-0 154-46 11/22 Rochester L 0-11 (forfeit) 300 at Hamilton L 4-6 11/27 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 16-4 1896 (5-3-2) • Head Coach: George O. Redington St. John’s Military Acad. W 18-4 Syracuse H.S. W 24-0 128-97 10/3 at Cornell L 0-22 10/10 Elmira Athletic Assoc. W 20-6 1891 (4-7) • Head Coach: William Galbraith 10/17 Williams L 6-24 10/3 at Cornell L 0-68 10/24 at Colgate L 0-6 10/17 Cornell ‘B’ L 6-12 800 10/27 Rochester W 62-4 10/22 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 22-0 10/31 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 26-0 10/24 St. John’s Military Acad. L 0-4 800 11/7 at Buffalo T 6-6 10/30 at Hamilton L 4-22 11/14 St. John’s Military Acad. W 40-0 11/7 Colgate L 16-22 11/26 at Clyde Athletic Assoc. T 10-10 11/11 at Union L 0-75 194-78 11/12 Syracuse Athletic Association L 0-28 11/21 Rochester W 18-16 1897 (5-3-1) • Head Coach: Frank E. Wade 11/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 22-10 1,000 9/25 Cazenovia W 36-0 St. John’s Military Acad. W 22-4 10/2 at Cornell L 0-16 110-261 10/7 Hobart W 18-0 10/16 at Colgate T 6-6 1892 (0-8-1) • Head Coach: Jordan C. Wells 10/23 Union W 40-0 10/30 at Cortland Normal W 24-0 9/28 at Cornell L 0-58 11/3 Rochester W 36-0 10/12 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-24 500 11/6 at Buffalo L 0-16 800 10/21 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 4-18 1,000 11/13 Buffalo L 0-10 10/29 Union L 0-52 160-48 11/5 Hamilton L 0-12 11/9 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. T 0-0 1,000 1898 (8-2-1) • Head Coach: Frank E. Wade 11/12 at Rochester L 0-22 11/15 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-4 9/21 at Cornell L 0-28 St. John’s Military Acad. L 0-28 10/1 Rochester W 35-0 4-218 10/5 Cornell L 0-30 10/12 at Hobart W 46-5 1893 (4-9-1) • No Coach 10/22 at Case School of Science W 10-0 10/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 28-0 9/21 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-22 10/29 at Ogdensburg W 17-6 9/27 Cornell L 0-44 11/5 N.Y.U. W 17-0 10/7 St. John’s Military Acad. L 16-24 11/9 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 28-0 10/14 at Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-28 200 11/12 at Wyoming Seminary W 11-0 10/21 St. John’s Military Acad. L 4-18 500 11/19 Trinity T 0-0 10/26 at Colgate L 0-58 192-69 10/31 Syracuse H.S. W 20-0 11/4 at Hamilton W 16-14 1899 (4-4) • Head Coach: Frank E. Wade 11/11 at Union L 0-66 9/27 at Cornell L 0-17 11/15 at Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 4-28 75 10/7 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 6-0 11/18 Rochester T 10-10 10/14 N.Y.U. W 10-5 11/30 at Rochester L 0-6 10/28 Williams L 0-6 Onondaga Academy W 30-0 11/4 Buffalo L 0-16 Cazenovia W 24-0 11/11 at Rochester W 23-0 124-318 11/18 at Army L 6-12 11/22 at Dickinson W 18-7 1894 (6-5) • Head Coach: George H. Bond 63-63 9/26 at Cornell L 0-39 9/29 Hobart W 18-4 1900 (7-2-1) • Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland 10/6 at Colgate L 8-32 9/22 Cortland Normal W 35-0 10/13 Cornell-Reserves W 22-0 9/29 at Cornell L 0-6 10/20 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 6-10 10/6 St. Lawrence W 70-0 11/3 Cazenovia W 20-0 10/13 N.Y.U. W 12-0 11/6 St. John’s Military Acad. W 20-12 10/17 at Princeton L 0-43 11/10 at Rochester W 28-18 10/20 Amherst W 5-0 11/17 Hamilton W 50-0 11/3 at Oberlin W 6-0 11/21 Union L 10-20 11/10 Dickinson W 6-0 11/24 St. John’s Military Acad. L 6-22 11/17 Rochester W 68-5 188-157 11/24 at Brown T 6-6 208-60

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Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. ALL-TIME STREAKS Longest Winning Streak: 16 (1959-60) all 11 games in ‘59, first 5 games of 1901 (7-1) • Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland ‘60, ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0. 9/21 Cortland Normal W 35-0 Longest Unbeaten Streak: 16 (1959-60) all 11 games in ‘59, first 5 games of 9/28 R.P.I. W 26-0 ‘60, ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0. 10/5 at Brown W 20-0 500 Longest Regular-Season Winning Streak: 22 (1958-60) last 7 games of ‘58, all 10/12 Lafayette L 0-5 3,000 10 games of ‘59, first 5 games of ‘60, ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0. 10/19 Clarkson W 27-0 10/26 Amherst W 28-17 5,000 Longest Single-Season Winning Streak: 11 games (1959) perfect 11-0 record; 11/9 Columbia W 11-5 3,000 (1987) all 11 regular-season games of 1987, ended with tie vs. Auburn, Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 16-16 (1988 Sugar Bowl). 11/20 Vermont W 38-0 1,000 Longest Home Winning Streak: 16 (1986-1989) last 3 games of ‘86, all 6 185-27 games in ‘87, all 6 games in ‘88, first game of ‘89, ended vs. Florida State, 41-10. 1902 (6-2-1) • Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland Longest Road Winning Streak (including bowls): 9 (1959-60) all 6 games in ‘59, first 3 games of ‘60, ended vs. Army, 9-6. 9/20 Cortland Normal W 21-0 9/27 Onondaga Indians W 34-0 Longest Road Winning Streak (regular season): 12 (1958-60) last 3 games in 10/4 Clarkson W 34-0 ‘58, all 6 games in ‘59, first 3 games of ‘60, ended vs. Army, 9-6. 10/11 Colgate W 23-0 Longest Season-Opening Winning Streak: 11 games (1959) perfect 11-0 10/18 Amherst W 15-0 record; (1987) all 11 regular-season games of 1987, ended with tie vs. 10/25 at Yale L 0-24 Auburn, 16-16 (1988 Sugar Bowl). 11/1 Williams W 26-17 Longest Losing Streak: 11 (2005-06) last 9 games of 2005, first 2 games of 11/15 at Army L 0-46 2006, ended vs. Illinois, 31-21.* 11/27 at Columbia T 6-6 Longest Single-Season Losing Streak: 9 (2005) final 9 games. 159-93 Longest Home Losing Streak: 5 (1973), ended vs. Boston College, 24-13; (2014) final 5 games. 1903 (5-4) • Head Coach: Jason B. Parish Longest Road Losing Streak: 10 (1946-48) last game of ‘46, all 5 games of ‘47, 9/19 Cortland Normal W 23-0 2,000 all 4 games of ‘48, ended vs. Rutgers, 21-9, first road game of ‘49. 9/26 Onondaga Indians W 35-0 Longest Season-Opening Losing Streak: 8 (1973), ended vs. Holy Cross, 5-3. 10/3 Clarkson W 47-0 10/10 R.P.I. W 33-0 * - Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA 10/17 Colgate L 5-10 3,000 10/24 Williams L 5-17 2,500 10/31 Niagara W 47-0 11/7 at Yale L 0-30 5,000 Archbold Stadium opens 11/14 Brown L 5-12 3,800 200-69 Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. 1904 (6-3) • Head Coach: Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 1907 (5-3-1) • Head Coach: Frank. J. O’Neill 9/24 Cortland Normal W 27-0 600 9/25 Hobart W 28-0 2,000 10/1 Clarkson W 69-0 9/28 Rochester W 40-6 10/8 Colgate L 0-11 10/5 at Yale L 0-11 10/15 at Yale L 9-17 10/12 vs. Carlisle L 6-14 10/22 Niagara W 52-4 at Olympic Park, Buffalo, N.Y. 10/29 Allegheny W 69-0 10/19 Williams W 9-0 6,000 11/5 Manhattan W 144-0 10/26 Hamilton W 22-0 11/12 Lehigh W 30-4 11/2 Bucknell W 20-6 11/19 at Army L 5-21 11/16 Lafayette T 4-4 405-57 11/23 at Army L 4-23 1905 (8-3) • Head Coach: Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 133-64 9/22 Alfred W 52-0 1,500 1908 (6-3-1) • Head Coach: Howard H. Jones 9/27 Hobart W 24-0 1,200 9/23 Hobart W 51-0 9/30 Rochester W 16-0 9/26 Hamilton W 18-0 10/7 at Yale L 0-16 10/3 at Yale L 0-5 10/14 at Hamilton W 27-0 10/10 vs. Carlisle L 0-12 8,000 10/21 Colgate W 11-5 8,000 Olympic Park, Buffalo, NY 10/28 Lehigh W 17-0 3,000 10/17 Rochester W 23-12 11/4 at Brown L 0-27 10/25 at Princeton T 0-0 11/11 Holy Cross W 16-4 10/31 Williams W 23-0 11/18 R.P.I. W 62-0 11/7 Colgate L 0-6 11/25 at Army L 0-17 11/14 Tufts W 28-0 225-69 11/21 Michigan W 28-4 1906 (6-3) • Head Coach: Frank. J. O’Neill 171-39 9/26 Hobart W 28-6 800 1909 (4-5-1) • Head Coach: T.A.D. Jones 9/29 Rochester W 38-0 9/25 Hamilton W 20-0 10/6 at Yale L 0-51 10/2 at Yale L 0-15 10/13 Hamilton W 37-0 2,000 10/9 Rochester W 17-0 10/20 Colgate L 0-5 8,000 10/16 vs. Carlisle L 11-14 11/3 vs. Carlisle L 4-9 8,000 Polo Grounds, New York, NY Olympic Park, Buffalo, N.Y. 10/23 Niagara W 39-0 11/10 Niagara W 46-0 10/30 at Michigan L 0-43 11/17 at Lafayette W 12-4 11/6 Tufts W 5-0 11/24 at Army W 4-0 11/13 Colgate L 5-6 169-75 11/20 Illinois L 8-17 11/25 at Fordham T 5-5 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 110-100

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 131 GAME-BY-GAME SCORES

Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. 1910 (5-4-1) • Head Coach: T.A.D. Jones 1916 (5-4) • Head Coach: William M. Hollenback 9/24 St. Bonaventure T 0-0 9/30 All-Syracuse W 57-0 10/1 at Yale L 6-12 10/7 Ohio University W 73-0 10/8 Rochester W 6-0 10/14 Franklin & Marshall W 60-0 5,000 10/15 Carlisle W 14-0 10,000 10/21 Pittsburgh L 0-30 10,000 10/19 at Illinois L 0-3 10/28 at Michigan L 13-14 10/22 Hobart W 12-5 11/4 vs. Dartmouth L 10-15 10/29 Michigan L 0-11 11,000 at Springfield, Mass. 11/5 Vermont W 3-0 11/11 Susquehanna W 42-0 11/12 Colgate L 6-11 11/18 Colgate L 0-15 16.000 11/24 at St. Louis W 6-0 11/25 at Tufts W 20-13 53-42 275-87 1911 (5-3-2) • Head Coach: C. DeForest Cummings 1917 (8-1-1) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 9/30 Hobart W 6-0 9/29 47th Infantry T 0-0 4,000 10/7 at Yale L 0-12 10/6 47th Infantry W 19-0 10/14 at Rochester W 6-5 10/13 Rutgers W 14-10 10/21 Lafayette L 0-10 5,500 10/20 at Pittsburgh L 0-28 10,000 10/28 Springfield L 5-9 , Pittsburgh, Pa. 11/4 at Michigan T 6-6 10/27 Tufts W 58-0 11/11 Vermont W 16-0 11/3 at Brown W 6-0 5,000 11/18 Carlisle W 12-11 11/10 Bucknell W 42-0 11/25 at Ohio State W 6-0 11/17 Colgate W 27-7 16,000 11/30 at St. Louis T 6-6 11/24 at Michigan State W 21-7 63-59 11/29 at Nebraska W 10-9 10,000 1912 (4-5) • Head Coach: C. DeForest Cummings 197-61 9/28 Hobart W 12-0 1918 (5-1) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 10/5 at Yale L 0-21 10/26 U.S.N. Transport W 13-0 6,000 10/12 Carlisle L 0-33 11/3 at Dartmouth W 34-6 10/19 at Princeton L 0-62 11/10 Brown W 53-0 5,000 10/26 Michigan W 18-7 11/16 at Michigan L 0-15 11/2 Rochester W 28-0 11/28 Columbia W 20-0 1,000 11/9 at Lafayette W 30-7 11/30 vs. Rutgers W 21-0 11/16 Colgate L 0-7 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 11/23 at Army L 7-23 141-21 95-160 1913 (6-4) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 1919 (8-3) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 9/27 Hobart W 41-0 9/27 All-Syracuse W 18-0 10/4 Hamilton W 18-0 10/4 Vermont W 27-0 5,000 10/11 at Rochester W 6-0 10/11 at Army W 7-3 10/18 at Princeton L 0-13 10/18 Pittsburgh W 24-3 18,000 10/25 Western Reserve W 36-0 10/25 Washington & Jefferson L 0-13 8,500 11/1 at Michigan L 7-43 500 11/1 at Brown W 13-0 11/8 N.Y.U. W 48-0 11/4 vs. Rutgers W 14-0 12,000 11/15 Colgate L 13-35 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 11/22 Carlisle L 27-35 5,000 11/8 Bucknell W 9-0 11/27 at St. Louis W 75-0 10,000 11/15 Colgate W 13-7 30,000 271-126 11/22 at Indiana L 6-12 8,000 11/27 at Nebraska L 0-3 15,000 1914 (5-3-2) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 131-41 9/26 Hobart W 37-0 1920 (6-2-1) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 10/3 Hamilton W 81-0 10/10 at Princeton L 7-12 9/25 Hobart W 55-7 10/17 Rochester W 19-0 10/2 Vermont W 49-0 10/24 Michigan W 20-6 10,000 10/9 Johns Hopkins W 45-0 10/31 at Carlisle W 24-3 10/16 Pittsburgh T 7-7 20,000 11/7 Rutgers T 14-14 10/23 at Dartmouth W 10-0 11/14 Colgate T 0-0 17,000 10/30 at Holy Cross L 0-3 10,000 11/21 at Dartmouth L 0-40 11/6 Washington & Jefferson W 14-0 12,000 11/26 Notre Dame L 0-20 11/13 Maryland L 7-10 4,000 202-95 11/20 Colgate W 14-0 17,500 201-27 1915 (9-1-2) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 9/25 All-Syracuse W 43-0 10/2 Bucknell W 6-0 10/9 at Princeton L 0-3 10/16 Rochester W 82-0 5,000 10/23 at Brown W 6-0 10/30 at Michigan W 14-7 11/6 Mt. Union W 73-0 11/13 Colgate W 38-0 25,000 11/20 Dartmouth T 0-0 4,000 11/25 at Montana T 6-6 12/1 at Oregon State W 28-0 8,000 12/6 at Occidental W 35-0 5,000 331-16

132 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • GAME-BY-GAME SCORES

Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. 1921 (7-2) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 1926 (7-2-1) • Head Coach: C.W.P. Reynolds 9/24 Hobart W 35-0 12,000 9/25 Hobart W 18-0 10/1 Ohio University W 38-0 12,000 10/2 Vermont W 62-0 10,000 10/8 Maryland W 42-0 9.000 10/9 William & Mary W 35-0 12,000 10/15 Brown W 28-0 20,000 10/16 at Army L 21-27 20,000 10/22 at Pittsburgh L 0-30 30,000 10/23 at Penn State W 10-0 20,000 Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Pa. 10/30 Johns Hopkins W 31-0 200 10/29 Washington & Jefferson L 10-17 15,000 11/6 Georgetown L 7-13 12,000 11/5 at McGill W 13-0 6,000 11/13 Colgate T 10-10 33,000 Molson Memorial Stadium, , Ontario, Canada 11/20 Niagara W 12-7 11/12 Colgate W 14-0 12,000 11/25 at Columbia W 19-2 40,000 11/19 vs. Dartmouth W 14-7 15,000 225-59 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 194-54 1927 (5-3-2) • Head Coach: Lewis P. Andreas 9/26 Hobart W 13-0 8,000 1922 (6-1-2) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 10/1 William & Mary W 18-0 9/23 Hobart W 28-7 10,000 10/8 Johns Hopkins W 21-6 5,000 9/30 Muhlenberg W 47-0 12,000 10/15 Georgetown W 19-6 15,000 10/7 NYU W 32-0 10,000 10/22 Penn State L 6-9 15,000 10/14 at Brown T 0-0 10/29 at Nebraska L 0-21 27,000 10/21 Pittsburgh L 14-21 20,000 11/5 Ohio Wesleyan T 6-6 10/28 vs. Penn State T 0-0 20,000 11/12 Colgate T 13-13 32,000 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 11/19 Niagara W 13-6 4,000 11/4 Nebraska W 9-6 14,000 11/24 at Columbia L 7-14 25,000 11/11 McGill W 32-0 10,000 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 11/18 Colgate W 14-7 30,000 116-81 176-41 1923 (8-1) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 1928 (4-4-1) • Head Coach: Lewis P. Andreas 9/29 Hobart W 14-6 10,000 9/29 Hobart W 33-0 12,000 10/6 William & Mary W 32-0 10/6 William & Mary W 61-3 10,000 10/13 Johns Hopkins W 58-0 10/13 Alabama W 23-0 15,000 10/20 at Nebraska L 6-7 30,000 10/20 vs. Pittsburgh W 3-0 30,000 10/27 at Penn State T 6-6 12,000 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y. 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 0-18 12,000 10/27 Springfield W 44-0 11/10 Ohio Wesleyan L 0-6 15,000 11/3 Penn State W 10-0 20,000 11/17 Colgate L 6-30 35,000 11/10 W 49-0 11/29 Columbia W 14-6 35,000 11/17 Colgate L 7-16 30,000 136-79 11/24 at Nebraska W 7-0 35,000 237-19 1929 (6-3) • Head Coach: Lewis P. Andreas 1924 (8-2-1) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 9/28 Hobart W 77-0 25,000 N 10/5 St. Lawrence W 55-0 12,000 9/27 Hobart W 35-0 8,500 10/12 Nebraska L 6-13 20,000 10/4 Mercer W 26-0 10,000 10/19 Johns Hopkins W 85-6 18,000 N 10/11 William & Mary W 24-7 12,000 10/26 at Brown W 6-0 10/18 Boston College W 10-0 20,000 11/2 Penn State L 4-6 12,000 10/25 at Penn State W 10-6 11/9 Niagara W 20-0 12,000 11/1 Pittsburgh T 7-7 11/16 Colgate L 0-21 35,000 11/8 W. Va. Wesleyan L 3-7 11/28 at Columbia W 6-0 20,000 11/15 Niagara W 23-6 8,000 259-46 11/22 Colgate W 7-3 30,000 11/27 at Columbia W 9-6 45,000 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 1930 (5-2-2) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 12/6 at Southern California L 0-16 49,000 9/27 RPI W 55-0 15,000 N 154-58 10/4 Hobart W 49-0 15,000 N 10/11 Rutgers W 27-0 12,000 10/18 Pittsburgh L 0-14 15,000 1925 (8-1-1) • Head Coach: C.W.P. Reynolds 10/25 St. Lawrence W 34-6 5,000 9/26 Hobart W 32-0 12,000 11/1 Brown T 16-16 12,000 10/3 Vermont W 26-0 8,000 11/8 at Penn State T 0-0 10,000 10/10 William & Mary W 33-0 10,000 11/15 Colgate L 7-36 30,000 10/17 at Indiana W 14-0 10,000 11/28 at Columbia W 19-7 25,000 10/24 Providence W 48-0 5,000 207-79 10/31 Penn State W 7-0 20,000 11/7 Ohio Wesleyan T 3-3 12,000 1931 (7-1-1) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 11/14 Colgate L 6-19 30,000 11/21 Niagara W 17-0 9/26 St. Lawrence W 46-6 12,000 N 11/26 at Columbia W 16-5 30,000 10/3 Hobart W 49-0 10,000 N Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 10/10 Ohio Wesleyan W 48-7 10,000 202-27 10/17 Florida W 33-12 14,000 10/24 Penn State W 7-0 20,000 10/31 at Michigan State W 15-10 15,000 11/7 Western Reserve W 33-0 7,000 11/14 Colgate L 7-21 35,000 11/21 at Columbia T 0-0 35,000 238-56

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 133 GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Associated Press Poll began in 1936 Ranking (AP) Ranking (AP) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1932 (4-4-1) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 1938 (5-3) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 9/24 Clarkson W 13-6 5,000 N 9/30 Clarkson W 27-0 15,000 N 10/1 St. Lawrence W 54-0 5,000 N 10/8 Maryland W 53-0 12,000 10/8 Ohio Wesleyan L 12-19 15,000 10/15 Cornell W 19-17 25,000 10/15 Southern Methodist L 6-16 15,000 10/22 at Michigan State L 12-19 10 18,000 10/22 at Penn State W 13-6 10/29 at Penn State L 6-33 10/29 Michigan State L 13-27 11/5 Colgate W 7-0 35,000 11/5 Oglethorpe W 27-6 15,000 11/12 Duke L 0-21 7 27,500 11/12 Colgate L 0-16 25,000 11/19 at Columbia W 13-12 20,000 11/19 at Columbia T 0-0 3,000 137-102 138-96 1939 (3-3-2) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 1933 (4-4) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 9/29 Clarkson W 12-0 15,000 N 10/7 Clarkson W 52-0 15,000 10/7 at Cornell L 6-19 24,000 10/14 Ohio Wesleyan W 40-0 20,000 10/14 Georgetown T 13-13 15,000 10/21 at Cornell W 14-7 26,000 10/21 at Duke L 6-33 13 25,000 10/28 at Michigan State L 3-27 9,000 10/28 Penn State T 6-6 16,000 11/4 Penn State W 12-6 10,000 11/4 Michigan State L 3-14 16,000 11/11 at Brown L 7-10 5,000 11/18 Colgate W 7-0 28,000 11/18 Colgate L 3-13 16,000 11/23 at Maryland W 10-7 5,000 11/25 at Columbia L 0-16 30,000 63-92 131-79 1940 (3-4-1) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 1934 (6-2) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 9/27 Clarkson W 33-0 15,000 N 10/6 Clarkson W 28-0 8,000 10/5 Northwestern L 0-40 22,000 10/13 at Cornell W 20-7 18,000 10/12 at NYU W 47-13 8,000 10/20 Ohio Wesleyan W 32-10 17,000 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y. 10/27 at Brown W 33-0 7,000 10/19 at Cornell L 6-33 1 18,000 11/3 at Penn State W 16-0 11,000 10/26 at Columbia W 3-0 20 22,000 11/10 Michigan State W 10-0 25,000 11/2 Georgetown L 6-28 10 17,000 11/17 Colgate L 2-13 34,000 11/9 Penn State T 13-13 16 15,000 11/25 at Columbia L 0-12 32,000 11/16 Colgate L 6-7 25,000 141-42 114-134 1935 (6-1-1) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 1941 (5-2-1) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 10/5 Clarkson W 33-0 10,000 9/26 Clarkson W 39-0 N 10/12 Cornell W 21-14 10,000 10/4 at Cornell L 0-6 16,000 10/19 Ohio Wesleyan W 18-10 15,000 10/11 Holy Cross W 6-0 18,000 10/26 Brown W 19-0 9,000 10/18 at NYU W 31-0 10,000 11/2 Penn State W 7-3 12,500 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y. 11/9 at Columbia W 14-2 24,000 10/25 Rutgers W 49-7 10,000 11/16 Colgate L 0-27 32,000 11/1 at Wisconsin W 27-20 19,000 11/28 at Maryland T 0-0 5,000 11/8 at Penn State L 19-34 18 16,000 Baltimore Municipal Stadium, Baltimore, Md. 11/15 Colgate T 19-19 34,000 112-56 190-86 1936 (1-7) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 1942 (6-3) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 10/3 Clarkson W 31-0 7,500 N 9/25 Clarkson W 58-6 10,000 N 10/10 Baldwin-Wallace L 0-19 12,000 10/3 Boston University W 25-0 10,000 N 10/17 at Cornell L 7-20 15,000 10/9 Western Reserve W 13-0 8,000 N 10/24 vs. Maryland L 0-20 16,000 10/17 at Holy Cross W 19-0 10,000 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 10/24 Cornell W 12-7 20 15,000 10/31 at Penn State L 0-18 10,000 10/31 N.C. Navy Pre-Flight L 0-9 15 10,000 11/7 at Indiana L 7-9 10,000 11/7 at Penn State L 13-18 11,000 11/14 at Columbia L 0-17 20,000 11/14 Colgate L 0-14 25,000 11/21 Colgate L 0-13 20,000 11/21 at Rutgers W 12-7 5,000 45-116 152-61 1937 (5-2-1) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 1943 10/1 Clarkson W 26-6 16,000 N Football Suspended 10/9 St. Lawrence W 40-0 15,000 10/16 at Cornell W 14-6 18,000 10/23 at Maryland L 0-13 10,000 1944 (2-4-1) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem Baltimore Municipal Stadium, Baltimore, Md. 9/23 Cornell L 6-39 22,000 N 10/30 Penn State W 19-13 18,000 10/7 at Columbia L 2-26 18,000 11/6 Western Reserve W 27-6 17,000 10/14 Lafayette W 32-7 5,000 11/13 at Columbia T 6-6 12,000 10/21 at Temple T 7-7 N 11/20 Colgate L 0-7 34,000 10/28 at Boston College L 12-19 6,500 132-57 Fenway Park, Boston, Mass. 11/4 Penn State L 0-41 11/18 Colgate W 43-13 15,000 102-152

134 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • GAME-BY-GAME SCORES UPI Poll began in 1950 Ranking (AP/UPI) Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1945 (1-6) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 1951 (5-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/24 Cornell L 14-26 22,000 9/21 Temple W 19-0 17,000 N 9/28 at Temple L 6-7 15,000 N 9/29 at Cornell L 14-21 20/- 25,000 10/6 at Columbia L 0-32 8,000 10/6 Lafayette W 46-0 13,000 N 10/12 West Virginia W 12-0 5,000 10/13 Illinois L 20-41 7/7 27,000 10/27 Dartmouth L 0-8 10,000 10/20 at Dartmouth L 0-14 11,000 11/3 at Penn State L 0-26 10/27 Fordham W 33-20 15,000 11/17 Colgate L 6-7 20,000 11/10 at Penn State L 13-32 15,000 38-106 11/17 Colgate W 9-0 34,000 11/24 at Boston University W 26-19 10,148 1946 (4-5) • Head Coach: Clarence L. Munn 180-147 9/28 Boston University W 41-6 32,000 N 10/5 at Dartmouth L 14-20 10,000 1952 (7-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/12 Penn State L 0-9 10,000 N 9/20 Bolling Field L 12-13 18,000 N 10/19 at Holy Cross W 21-12 20,000 9/26 Boston University W 34-21 -/20 15,000 N 10/26 at West Virginia L 0-13 18,000 10/3 at Temple W 27-0 10,500 N 11/2 Temple W 28-7 12,000 10/11 Cornell W 26-6 23,000 11/9 at Cornell W 14-7 30,000 10/18 at Michigan State L 7-48 1/1 32,254 11/16 Colgate L 7-25 35,000 10/25 Holy Cross W 20-19 18,000 11/23 at Columbia L 21-59 25,000 11/8 Penn State W 25-7 15/14 15,000 146-158 11/15 Colgate W 20-14 13/- 32,000 11/22 at Fordham W 26-13 15/- 10,000 1947 (3-6) • Head Coach: Reaves H. Baysinger 197-141 9/26 Niagara W 14-7 25,000 N Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) 10/4 Dartmouth L 7-28 18,000 1/1 vs. Alabama L 6-61 14/- 9/9 66,280 10/11 Temple W 28-12 20,000 N 10/18 at Penn State L 0-40 9 20,000 1953 (5-3-1) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/25 Holy Cross L 0-26 20,000 9/26 Temple W 42-0 20,000 N 11/1 at Lafayette L 7-14 10,000 10/2 Boston University T 14-14 18,000 N 11/8 at Cornell L 6-12 27,000 10/10 Fordham W 20-13 20,000 11/15 Colgate W 7-0 36,000 10/17 at Penn State L 14-20 21,500 11/22 at Columbia L 8-28 19 23,000 10/24 at Illinois L 13-20 7/7 30,076 77-167 10/31 at Holy Cross W 21-0 15,000 11/7 at Cornell W 26-0 12,000 1948 (1-8) • Head Coach: Reaves H. Baysinger 11/14 Colgate W 34-18 37,000 9/28 Niagara W 13-9 25,000 N 11/21 at Villanova L 13-14 10,146 10/2 at Holy Cross L 7-33 15,000 Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Pa. 10/8 Penn State L 14-34 10 14,000 N 197-99 10/16 Cornell L 7-34 13 33,000 10/23 at Northwestern L 0-48 10 35,000 1954 (4-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/30 at Boston University L 7-12 7,000 9/25 Villanova W 28-6 25,000 N Fenway Park, Boston, Mass. 10/2 Penn State L 0-13 10/9 18,000 11/6 at Temple L 0-20 8,000 10/16 at Boston University L 19-41 20,500 11/13 Colgate L 13-20 36,232 10/23 at Illinois L 6-34 41,820 11/20 at Columbia L 28-34 20.000 10/30 Holy Cross W 25-20 20,000 89-244 11/6 at Cornell L 6-14 25,000 11/13 Colgate W 31-12 37,000 1949 (4-5) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 11/20 at Fordham W 20-7 10,423 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 9/23 Boston University L 21-33 25,000 N 135-147 10/1 Lafayette W 20-13 22,000 N 10/7 Temple L 14-27 20,000 N 1955 (5-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/15 at Rutgers W 21-9 12,000 10/22 at Fordham L 21-47 18,615 9/24 Pittsburgh L 12-22 7/NP 16,000 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 10/8 Boston University W 27-12 15,000 N 10/29 at Penn State L 21-33 18,600 10/15 at Army W 13-0 18/13 12,500 11/5 at Cornell L 7-33 7 33,000 10/22 Maryland L 13-34 2/2 32,500 11/12 Holy Cross W 47-13 15,000 10/29 at Holy Cross W 49-9 13/16 24,000 11/15 Colgate W 35-7 36,232 11/5 at Penn State L 20-21 18/- 30,434 207-215 11/12 Colgate W 26-19 39,500 11/19 at West Virginia W 20-13 13/15 22,000 1950 (5-5) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 180-130 9/23 Rutgers W 42-12 16,000 9/29 at Temple L 6-7 12,000 N 1956 (7-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/7 Cornell L 7-26 16/11 30,000 9/22 at Maryland W 26-12 6/NP 27,000 10/14 Penn State W 27-7 17,500 N 9/29 at Pittsburgh L 7-14 7/NP 10/NP 49,287 10/21 at Holy Cross W 34-27 18,000 10/13 West Virginia W 27-20 20/- 25,000 10/26 at Boston University W 13-7 8,591 10/20 Army W 7-0 13/14 40,053 Fenway Park, Boston, MA 10/27 at Boston University W 21-7 14/12 12,182 11/4 at Lafayette W 34-0 9,000 11/3 Penn State W 13-9 19/15 12/11 35,475 11/10 at John Carroll L 16-21 16,724 N 11/10 Holy Cross W 41-20 9/11 17,000 Cleveland Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio 11/17 Colgate W 61-7 9/11 39,701 11/18 Colgate L 14-19 38,000 203-89 12/2 at Fordham L 6-13 13,832 Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 1/1 vs. TCU L 27-28 8/8 14/14 68,000 199-139 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 8th; Coaches Poll – 8th

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 135 GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1957 (5-3-1) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/28 Iowa State T 7-7 21,000 10/5 Boston University W 27-7 16,000 10/12 at Cornell W 34-0 25,000 10/19 at Nebraska W 26-9 37,582 10/26 Penn State L 12-20 35,000 11/2 at Pittsburgh W 24-21 35,430 11/9 Holy Cross L 19-20 15,000 11/16 Colgate W 34-6 38,500 11/23 at West Virginia L 0-7 26,000 183-97 1958 (8-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/27 Boston College W 24-14 15,000 10/4 at Holy Cross L 13-14 18,000 10/11 Cornell W 55-0 24,000 10/18 Nebraska W 38-0 17,083 10/25 at Penn State W 14-6 27,000 11/1 Pittsburgh W 16-13 12/10 38,000 11/7 at Boston University W 42-0 12/12 16,500 N The 1959 national championship team featured an offensive line dubbed 11/15 Colgate W 47-0 12/11 30,000 the ‘Sizable Seven’ for their ability to open holes in the running game. SU 11/22 at West Virginia W 15-12 10/11 25,000 averaged 313.6 rushing yards per contest that season. 264-59 Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) 1/1 vs. Oklahoma L 6-21 9/10 5/5 75,281 Ranking (AP/UPI) SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 9th; Coaches Poll – 10th Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1962 (5-5) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 9/22 at Oklahoma L 3-7 54,000 1959 (11-0) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/29 at Army L 2-9 14/NP 29,500 Polo Grounds, New York, N.Y. 9/26 Kansas W 35-21 25,000 10/13 Boston College W 12-0 14/- 31,000 10/3 Maryland W 29-0 20/14 30,000 10/20 at Penn State L 19-20 46,920 10/10 at Navy W 32-6 12/11 31,700 10/27 at Holy Cross W 30-20 20,000 10/17 Holy Cross W 42-6 8/ 8 30,000 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 6-24 23,473 10/24 West Virginia W 44-0 6/ 6 35,000 11/10 Navy W 34-6 40,500 10/31 at Pittsburgh W 35-0 5/ 5 25,761 11/17 George Washington W 35-0 18,000 11/7 at Penn State W 20-18 4/ 3 7/7 32,800 11/24 West Virginia L 6-17 13,000 11/14 Colgate W 71-0 1/ 1 31,000 12/8 at UCLA W 12-7 14,485 11/21 at Boston University W 46-0 1/ 1 22,000 159-110 12/5 at UCLA W 36-8 1/ 1 17/- 46,436 390-59 1963 (8-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) 9/21 Boston College W 32-21 30,000 1/1 vs. Texas W 23-14 1/ 1 4/4 75,504 9/28 at Kansas L 0-10 35,000 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 1st; Coaches Poll – 1st 10/5 Holy Cross W 48-0 22,000 10/11 at UCLA W 29-7 22,949 N 10/19 Penn State W 9-0 39,600 1960 (7-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/26 Oregon State W 31-8 -/12 30,000 9/24 Boston University W 35-7 2/NP 30,000 11/2 at Pittsburgh L 27-35 -/10 10/12 44,090 10/1 at Kansas W 14-7 2/1 5/5 40,000 11/9 West Virginia W 15-13 22,000 10/8 at Holy Cross W 15-6 1/1 11/16 Richmond W 50-0 -/18 20,000 10/15 Penn State W 21-15 4/4 20/17 40,617 11/28 Notre Dame W 14-7 56,972 10/22 at West Virginia W 45-0 3/3 20,000 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y. 10/29 Pittsburgh L 0-10 3/3 41,872 255-101 11/5 at Army L 6-9 9/9 66,000 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 12th Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y. 11/12 Colgate W 46-6 17/18 23,000 11/18 at Miami (Fla.) W 21-14 14/- 45,271 N 1964 (7-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 203-74 9/19 at Boston College L 14-21 9/NP 25,500 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 19th; Coaches Poll – NR 9/26 Kansas W 38-6 28,000 10/3 at Holy Cross W 34-8 -/10 14,000 10/10 UCLA W 39-0 -/9 35,000 1961 (8-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/17 at Penn State W 21-14 7/7 46,900 9/23 at Oregon State W 19-8 10/NP 35,729 10/24 at Oregon State L 13-31 8/8 -/14 24,326 9/30 West Virginia W 29-14 5/NP 25,000 10/31 Pittsburgh W 21-6 35,000 10/7 at Maryland L 21-22 7/9 13/- 35,000 11/7 at Army W 27-15 -/14 37,552 10/14 at Nebraska W 28-6 17/28 35,387 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y. 10/21 at Penn State L 0-14 12/13 44,390 11/14 Virginia Tech W 20-15 24,000 10/28 Holy Cross W 34-6 31,000 11/21 at West Virginia L 27-28 9/9 14,000 11/4 Pittsburgh W 28-9 19/- 40,152 254-144 11/11 Colgate W 51-8 11/21 25,000 Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, La.) 11/18 at Notre Dame L 15-17 10/13 24/- 49,246 1/1 vs. LSU L 10-13 -/14 7/7 65,000 11/25 at Boston College W 28-13 17/- 17,600 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 12th 253-117 Liberty Bowl (Philadelphia, Pa.) 12/16 vs. Miami (Fla.) W 15-14 14/16 25/19 15,712 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 14th; Coaches Poll – 16th

136 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/UPI) Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1965 (7-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1970 (6-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/18 at Navy W 14-6 20,367 9/19 at Houston L 15-42 15/NP 40,439 N 9/25 Miami (Fla.) L 0-24 9/NP 32,000 Astrodome, Houston, Texas 10/2 at Maryland W 24-7 35,000 9/26 Kansas L 14-31 25,000 10/9 at UCLA L 14-24 27,729 N 10/3 at Illinois L 0-27 39,357 10/16 Penn State W 28-21 39,000 10/10 Maryland W 23-7 19,872 10/23 Holy Cross W 32-6 15,000 10/17 at Penn State W 24-7 50,540 10/30 vs. Pittsburgh W 51-13 -/25 24,590 10/24 Navy W 23-8 28,000 Shea Stadium, Flushing, N.Y. 10/31 Pittsburgh W 43-13 15/18 28,392 11/6 Oregon State L 12-13 -/16 33,000 11/7 at Army W 31-29 20/- 41,062 11/13 at West Virginia W 41-19 33,500 11/14 at West Virginia L 19-28 28,500 11/20 Boston College W 21-13 -/18 20,000 11/21 Miami (Fla.) W 56-16 20,570 237-146 248-208 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 19th 1971 (5-5-1) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/18 Wisconsin T 20-20 15/19 31,602 1966 (8-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/25 at Northwestern L 6-12 27,529 9/10 at Baylor L 12-35 7/NP 31,000 10/2 at Indiana W 7-0 31,989 9/24 UCLA L 12-31 2/2 35,000 10/9 at Maryland W 21-13 20,100 10/1 Maryland W 28-7 25,000 10/16 Penn State L 0-31 9/9 41,382 10/8 Navy W 28-14 39,000 10/23 Holy Cross W 63-21 18,308 10/15 at Boston College W 30-0 24,500 10/30 at Pittsburgh L 21-31 24,497 10/22 at Holy Cross W 28-6 19,000 11/6 Boston College L 3-10 21,978 10/29 Pittsburgh W 33-7 30,000 11/13 at Navy L 14-17 15,437 11/5 at Penn State W 12-10 46,314 11/20 West Virginia W 28-24 18,049 11/12 Florida State W 37-21 35,405 12/4 at Miami (Fla.) W 14-0 17,224 N 11/19 at West Virginia W 34-7 -/17 19,000 197-179 254-138 Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1972 (5-6) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 12/31 vs. Tennessee L 12-18 -/16 -/14 60,312 9/9 Temple W 17-10 21,062 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 16th 9/16 at N.C. State L 20-43 27,100 N 9/23 at Wisconsin L 7-31 67,234 9/30 Maryland W 16-12 15.681 1967 (8-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/7 Indiana L 2-10 18,444 9/23 Baylor W 7-0 31,000 10/14 Navy W 30-14 22,187 9/30 West Virginia W 23-6 -/18 28,435 10/21 at Penn State L 0-17 12/13 60,465 10/7 at Maryland W 7-3 -/17 27,500 10/28 Pittsburgh W 10-6 21,348 10/14 at Navy L 14-27 -/16 23,519 11/4 at Boston College L 0-37 21,216 10/21 California W 20-14 32,000 11/11 Army W 27-6 19,525 10/28 Penn State L 20-29 41,750 11/18 at West Virginia L 12-43 31,500 11/4 at Pittsburgh W 14-7 28,704 141-229 11/11 Holy Cross W 41-7 32,000 11/18 at Boston College W 32-20 16,200 1973 (2-9) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 11/25 at UCLA W 32-14 4/4 36,177 210-127 9/15 Bowling Green L 14-41 18,254 9/22 Michigan State L 8-14 21,821 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 12th 9/29 at Washington L 7-21 54,800 10/6 at Maryland L 0-38 32,800 1968 (6-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/13 Navy L 14-23 20,591 9/21 at Michigan State L 10-14 -/NP 63,488 10/20 Penn State L 6-49 5/6 27,595 9/28 Maryland W 32-14 26,591 10/27 Miami (Fla.) L 23-34 19,369 10/5 UCLA W 20-7 9/4 37,367 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 14-28 24,932 10/12 Pittsburgh W 50-17 15/16 32,660 11/10 at Holy Cross W 5-3 16,404 10/26 at California L 0-43 10/10 11/13 52,172 11/17 Boston College W 24-13 11,199 11/2 at Holy Cross W 47-0 14,900 11/24 West Virginia L 14-24 12,917 11/9 William & Mary W 31-0 22,889 129-288 11/16 Navy W 44-6 33,785 11/23 at West Virginia L 6-23 25,500 1974 (2-9) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 12/7 at Penn State L 12-30 3/3 38,000 9/7 Oregon State W 23-15 23,410 252-154 9/14 Kent State L 14-20 20,798 9/21 at Michigan State L 0-19 66,847 1969 (5-5) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/28 N.C. State L 22-28 13/13 17,997 9/20 Iowa State W 14-13 30,491 10/5 Maryland L 0-31 19,130 9/27 at Kansas L 0-13 44,500 10/12 Navy W 17-9 20,193 10/4 at Wisconsin W 43-7 45,540 10/19 at Penn State L 14-30 11/9 59,100 10/11 at Maryland W 20-9 23,400 11/2 Pittsburgh L 13-21 25,177 10/18 Penn State L 14-15 5/4 42,491 11/9 at West Virginia L 11-39 24,200 11/1 at Pittsburgh L 20-21 20,882 11/16 at Boston College L 0-45 18,651 11/8 Arizona W 23-0 24,346 11/22 at Miami (Fla.) L 7-14 12,208 11/15 at Navy W 15-0 20,215 121-271 11/22 West Virginia L 10-13 18/- 21,409 11/29 Boston College L 10-35 15,119 169-126

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 137 GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Due to the construction of the Carrier Dome, SU played 1979 home games at neutral sites

1979 (7-5) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 9/8 at Ohio State L 8-31 86,205 9/15 West Virginia W 24-14 10,375 , E. Rutherford, N.J. 9/22 at Northwestern W 54-21 20,121 9/29 Washington State W 52-25 10,004 Rich Stadium, Orchard Park, N.Y. 10/6 at Kansas W 45-27 36,720 10/13 at Temple L 17-49 18,504 N Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, Pa. 10/20 Penn State L 7-35 53,789 Giants Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J. Joe Morris scored four touchdowns in the first game in the Carrier Dome — 10/27 Miami (Fla.) W 25-15 7,729 a 36-24 Syracuse victory against Miami (Ohio). Rich Stadium, Orchard Park, N.Y. 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 21-28 12/12 43,005 Ranking (AP/UPI) 11/10 at Navy W 30-14 20,385 Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 11/17 Boston College L 10-27 20,245 at Schoelkopf Field, Ithaca, N.Y. 1975 (6-5) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 293-286 Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.) 9/13 Villanova W 24-17 22,867 12/15 vs. McNeese State W 31-7 27,234 N 9/20 Iowa W 10-7 19,283 9/27 at Tulane W 31-13 33,200 N Superdome, New Orleans, La. CARRIER DOME OPENS 10/4 at Maryland L 7-24 43,863 10/11 at Navy L 6-10 23,003 1980 (5-6) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 10/18 Penn State L 7-19 9/8 28,153 9/13 at Ohio State L 21-31 1/1 86,643 10/25 Boston College W 22-14 24,105 9/20 Miami (Ohio) W 36-24 50,564 N 11/1 Pittsburgh L 0-38 20,065 9/27 Northwestern W 42-21 34,739 11/15 at Virginia W 37-0 17,250 10/4 Kansas L 8-23 43,126 11/22 West Virginia W 20-19 -/19 15,336 10/11 Temple W 31-7 36,485 11/29 at Rutgers L 10-21 22,000 10/18 at Penn State L 7-24 12/12 84,790 174-182 10/25 Rutgers W 17-9 39,937 1976 (3-8) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 11/1 Pittsburgh L 6-43 11/10 50,243 11/8 Navy L 3-6 50,350 9/11 Bowling Green L 7-22 23,859 11/15 at Boston College L 16-27 22,000 9/18 at Iowa L 3-41 54,129 11/22 at West Virginia W 20-7 34,441 9/26 Maryland L 28-42 8/8 21,109 207-222 10/2 Oregon State W 21-3 18,591 10/9 Tulane W 3-0 11,223 10/16 at Penn State L 3-27 61,474 1981 (4-6-1) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 10/23 Temple W 24-16 19,152 9/5 Rutgers L 27-29 38,715 N 10/30 at Pittsburgh L 13-23 2/2 50,390 9/12 at Temple L 19-31 15,091 N 11/6 Navy L 10-27 22,333 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 11/13 at Boston College L 14-28 25,433 9/19 at Illinois L 14-17 57,579 11/20 at West Virginia L 28-34 27,848 9/26 Indiana W 21-7 32,060 154-263 10/3 at Maryland T 17-17 32,000 10/17 Penn State L 16-41 2/2 50,037 1977 (6-5) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 10/24 at Pittsburgh L 10-23 2/2 50,330 9/10 at Oregon State L 12-24 20,540 N 10/31 Colgate W 47-24 40,309 9/17 North Carolina State L 0-38 20,696 11/7 at Navy L 23-35 23,355 9/24 Washington W 22-20 12,839 11/14 Boston College W 27-17 35,623 10/1 at Illinois W 30-20 52,015 11/21 West Virginia W 27-24 -/19 33,117 10/8 at Maryland L 10-24 39,100 248-265 10/15 Penn State L 24-31 10/10 27,029 10/22 at Pittsburgh L 21-28 14/12 43,551 1982 (2-9) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 10/29 Virginia W 6-3 20,859 9/4 at Rutgers W 31-8 20,890 N 11/5 at Navy W 45-34 16,709 Giants Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J. 11/12 Boston College W 20-3 16,409 9/11 Temple L 18-23 29,574 11/19 West Virginia W 28-9 16,118 9/18 Illinois L 10-47 30,128 218-234 9/25 at Indiana L 10-17 42,020 N 10/2 Maryland L 3-26 30,214 1978 (3-8) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 10/16 at Penn State L 7-28 8/10 84,762 9/9 Florida State L 0-28 17/16 24,272 10/23 Pittsburgh L 0-14 2/2 42,321 9/16 at North Carolina State L 19-27 37,800 10/30 Colgate W 49-15 36,076 9/23 at Michigan State L 21-49 74,571 11/6 Navy L 18-20 43,443 9/30 Illinois L 14-28 20,101 11/13 at Boston College L 13-20 21,500 10/7 at West Virginia W 31-15 32,491 11/20 at West Virginia L 0-26 16/14 48,456 10/14 Maryland L 9-24 10/11 15,079 159-244 10/21 at Penn State L 15-45 2/2 77,827 11/4 Pittsburgh L 17-18 19/- 26,037 11/11 Navy W 20-17 18/18 26,429 11/18 at Boston College W 37-23 15,855 11/25 at Miami (Fla.) L 9-21 15,739 N 192-295

138 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1986 (5-6) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 9/6 Mississippi State L 17-24 34,216 N 9/13 at Army L 28-33 38,822 9/20 Virginia Tech L 17-26 27,466 9/27 Rutgers L 10-16 33,577 10/4 Missouri W 41-9 41,035 N 10/18 at Penn State L 3-42 6/5 85,512 10/25 at Temple W 27-24 19,422 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, Pa. 11/1 Pittsburgh W 24-20 34,114 11/8 Navy W 31-22 36,796 11/15 at Boston College L 9-27 32,000 11/22 at West Virginia W 34-23 40,106 241-266

1987 (11-0-1) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 9/5 Maryland W 25-11 35,234 N 9/12 at Rutgers W 20-3 23,726 9/19 Miami (Ohio) W 24-10 25 - 33,838 N 9/26 at Virginia Tech W 35-21 22/18 33,300 10/3 at Missouri W 24-13 21/17 36,773 10/17 Penn State W 48-21 13/11 10/10 50,011 10/24 Colgate W 52-6 9/9 48,097 Head coach Dick MacPherson guided the Orange to victories in three bowl 10/31 at Pittsburgh W 24-10 8/8 52,714 games, including the 1989 Peach Bowl. 11/7 at Navy W 34-10 8/8 26,614 11/14 Boston College W 45-17 6/6 49,892 11/21 West Virginia W 32-31 6/6 49,866 N Ranking (AP/UPI) 363-153 Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, La.) 1/1 vs. Auburn T 16-16 4/4 6/6 75,495 1983 (6-5) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 4th; Coaches Poll – 4th 9/2 at Temple L 6-17 11,549 N Franklin Field, Philadelphia, PA 9/10 Kent State W 22-10 24,605 N 1988 (10-2) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 9/17 Northwestern W 35-0 25,979 N 9/3 Temple W 31-21 23/NP 41,727 N 9/24 Rutgers W 17-13 26,497 9/10 at Ohio State L 9-26 21/19 89,768 10/1 at Nebraska L 7-63 1/1 76,382 9/24 Virginia Tech W 35-0 41,118 10/8 Maryland L 13-34 16/14 43,700 10/1 Maryland W 20-9 45,197 10/15 Penn State L 6-17 50,010 10/8 Rutgers W 34-20 48,798 10/29 at Pittsburgh L 10-13 -/20 52,374 10/15 at Penn State W 24-10 25/20 85,916 N 11/5 at Navy W 14-7 22,009 10/22 at East Carolina W 38-14 19/16 16,450 11/12 Boston College W 21-10 13/12 41,225 11/5 Navy W 49-21 16/14 49,784 11/19 West Virginia W 27-16 14/15 36,661 11/12 at Boston College W 45-20 15/13 32,000 178-200 11/19 at West Virginia L 9-31 14/13 4/4 65,127 N 12/3 Pittsburgh W 24-7 18/16 49,860 1984 (6-5) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 318-179 Hall of Fame Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) 9/8 at Maryland W 23-7 38,850 1/2 vs. LSU W 23-10 17/16 16/17 51,112 9/15 at Northwestern W 13-12 23,199 9/22 Rutgers L 0-19 41,810 N SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 13th; Coaches Poll – 12th 9/29 Nebraska W 17-9 1/1 47,280 10/6 at Florida L 0-16 70,189 10/13 at West Virginia L 10-20 57,741 1989 (8-4) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 10/20 at Penn State L 3-21 19/- 85,860 9/9 at Temple W 43-3 14/15 20,150 10/27 Army W 27-16 41,438 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, Pa. 11/3 Pittsburgh W 13-7 46,489 9/16 Army W 10-7 11/10 48,331 11/10 Navy W 29-0 44,090 9/23 at Pittsburgh L 23-30 10/13 45,762 N 11/17 at Boston College L 16-24 13/13 60,890 10/7 Florida State L 10-41 17/19 22/20 49,832 Sullivan Stadium, Foxboro, Mass. 10/14 Penn State L 12-34 23/23 49,876 151-151 10/21 at Rutgers W 49-28 29,276 10/28 East Carolina W 18-16 48,731 11/4 Boston College W 23-11 49,781 1985 (7-5) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 11/11 at Navy W 38-17 29,032 9/14 at Mississippi State L 3-30 26,832 N 11/23 West Virginia L 17-24 17/19 46,757 N 9/21 Kent State W 34-0 29,822 N Coca-Cola Bowl (Tokyo, ) 9/28 at Virginia Tech L 14-24 33,400 12/2 vs. Louisville W 24-13 50,000 10/5 Louisville W 48-0 26,922 267-224 10/19 Penn State L 20-24 6/4 50,021 Peach Bowl (Atlanta, Ga.) 10/26 Temple W 29-14 45,391 12/30 vs. Georgia W 19-18 44,911 11/2 at Pittsburgh W 12-0 25,500 11/9 at Navy W 24-20 25,049 11/16 Boston College W 41-21 45,790 11/23 at Rutgers W 31-14 19,685 11/30 West Virginia L 10-13 33,431 N 266-160 Cherry Bowl (Pontiac, Mich.) 12/21 vs. Maryland L 18-35 20/- 51,858

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 139 GAME-BY-GAME SCORES SYRACUSE IN OVERTIME The NCAA instituted overtime periods in 1996. Syracuse has an 8-6 on-field record in the 14 extra-session games it has played since then. In 2002, SU became the first team in NCAA history to have two games settled in triple overtime in the same season. Date Opponent Result Score Attendance 8/30/97 North Carolina State L 31-32 42,742 11/13/99 at Rutgers L 21-24 17,919 10/7/00 Pittsburgh W 24-17 (2OT) 40,699 9/28/02 at Auburn L 34-37 (3OT) 83,667 11/9/02 Virginia Tech W 50-42 (3OT) 48,239 9/6/03 at North Carolina W 49-47 (3OT) 47,000 11/6/04 Pittsburgh W *38-31 (2OT) 37,211 9/9/06 Iowa L 13-20 (2OT) 37,199 9/30/06 Wyoming W *40-34 (2OT) 38,447 The 1992 Orange beat Colorado in the Fiesta Bowl to cap a 10-2 season. 9/5/09 Minnesota L 20-23 48,617 9/1/11 Wake Forest W 36-29 40,833 Ranking (AP/UPI) 9/24/11 Toledo W 33-30 39,116 Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 10/1/11 Rutgers L 16-19 (2OT) 42,152 8/29/14 Villanova W 27-26 (2OT) 41,189

1990 (7-4-2) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson * - Wins from 2004-06 vacated by NCAA Kickoff Classic (Giants Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J.) 8/31 vs. Southern California L 16-34 9/NP 57,293 N 9/8 Temple W 19-9 38,925 N 9/15 Michigan State T 23-23 19/22 49,322 N Ranking (AP/USA Today-CNN) 9/22 Pittsburgh T 20-20 -/25 25/- 47,996 Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 10/6 at Vanderbilt W 49-14 30,037 N 10/13 at Penn State L 21-27 86,002 1993 (6-4-1, 3-4 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 10/20 Rutgers W 42-0 49,521 9/4 Ball State W 35-12 6/7 45,090 N 10/27 at Army W 26-14 41,153 9/9 at East Carolina W 41-22 6/6 33,050 N 11/3 at Boston College W 35-6 32,213 9/18 at Texas T 21-21 6/4 65,897 11/10 Tulane L 24-26 48,848 9/25 Cincinnati W 24-21 12/11 48,312 N 11/17 at West Virginia W 31-7 44,669 10/2 Boston College + L 29-33 13/13 48,839 11/24 at Miami (Fla.) L 7-33 2/2 66,196 N 10/16 at Pittsburgh + W 24-21 24/19 34,268 313-213 10/23 at Miami (Fla.) + L 0-49 23/21 6/6 63,194 N Aloha Bowl (Honolulu, ) 10/30 West Virginia + L 0-43 13/11 49,268 N 12/25 vs. Arizona W 28-0 32,217 11/6 Temple + W 52-3 48,949 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 21st 11/13 at Virginia Tech + L 24-45 44,772 11/26 at Rutgers + W 31-18 26,101 1991 (10-2, 5-0 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J. Ranking (AP/USA Today-CNN) 281-288 9/7 Vanderbilt W 37-10 24/NP 35,541 9/14 at Maryland W 31-17 22/NP 41,310 N 1994 (7-4, 4-3 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/21 Florida W 38-21 18/NP 5/NP 49,823 9/3 Oklahoma L 29-30 16/13 48,421 N 9/28 at Tulane W 24-0 10/10 19,729 N 9/10 at Cincinnati W 34-19 21,735 N 10/5 at Florida State L 14-46 10/10 1/1 61,231 9/17 Rutgers + W 37-36 44,925 N 10/12 East Carolina L 20-23 15/17 37,767 9/24 at East Carolina W 21-18 33,127 10/19 at Pittsburgh + W 31-27 24/23 20/20 42,707 10/1 Virginia Tech + W 28-20 -/22 14/10 47,635 10/26 at Rutgers + W 21-7 18/18 30,162 10/8 Pittsburgh + W 31-7 21/19 47,622 11/2 Temple + W 27-6 18/17 46,819 10/22 at Temple + W 49-42 16/14 12,241 N 11/16 Boston College + W 38-16 17/17 45,453 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, Pa. 11/23 West Virginia + W 16-10 16/16 45,263 11/5 Miami (Fla.) + L 6-27 10/9 5/3 49,565 297-183 11/12 at Boston College + L 0-31 14/15 25/24 44,500 Hall of Fame Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) 11/19 Maryland W 21-16 -/24 48,309 1/1 vs. Ohio State W 24-17 16/16 25/22 57,789 11/24 at West Virginia + L 0-13 22/20 40,369 N SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 11th; Coaches Poll – 11th 256-259

1992 (10-2, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 1995 (9-3, 5-2 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Ranking (AP/USA Today-CNN) 9/5 at East Carolina W 42-21 10/NP 36,500 N 9/2 at North Carolina W 20-9 20/20 52,400 N 9/12 Texas W 31-21 9/9 49,238 9/9 East Carolina L 24-27 22/20 36,547 9/19 Ohio State L 12-35 8/10 21/18 46,629 N 9/23 Minnesota W 27-17 42,780 10/3 at Louisville W 15-9 17/17 37,323 9/30 at Rutgers + W 27-17 32,832 N 10/10 Rutgers + W 50-28 15/15 49,194 10/7 Temple + W 31-14 40,636 10/17 at West Virginia + W 20-17 14/14 24/24 52,657 10/14 Eastern Michigan W 52-24 -/24 38,902 10/24 at Temple + W 38-7 12/11 11,121 10/21 West Virginia + W 22-0 -/20 48,880 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 11/4 at Virginia Tech + L 7-31 20/15 51,239 10/31 Pittsburgh + W 41-10 12/11 48,837 11/11 at Pittsburgh + W 42-10 23/22 20,279 11/7 Virginia Tech + W 28-9 10/9 49,196 11/18 Boston College + W 58-29 23/22 49,384 11/14 at Boston College + W 27-10 10/9 17/15 33,298 11/25 at Miami (Fla.) + L 24-35 22/18 25/25 47,544 N 11/21 Miami (Fla.) + L 10-16 8/7 1/1 49,857 334-213 314-183 Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.) Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) 1/1 vs. Clemson W 41-0 -/22 23/21 45,202 1/1 vs. Colorado W 26-22 6/9 10/6 70,224 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 19th; Coaches Poll – 16th SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 6th; Coaches Poll – 7th

140 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend.

1996 (9-3, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/7 North Carolina L 10-27 9/11 24/22 48,097 N 9/21 at Minnesota L 33-35 23/24 45,756 N 9/28 Virginia Tech + W 52-21 18/16 49,069 10/5 Rutgers + W 42-0 48,112 10/12 Pittsburgh + W 55-7 45,103 10/26 at Boston College + W 45-17 44,500 11/2 at West Virginia + W 30-7 18/17 56,312 11/9 at Tulane W 31-7 24/23 13,537 11/16 Army W 42-17 19/19 22/23 49,257 11/23 at Temple + W 36-15 16/17 4,312 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, Pa. 11/30 Miami (Fla.) + L 31-38 16/17 23/23 49,426 407-191 Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) 12/27 vs. Houston W 30-17 22/22 49,163 In 2001, team captains (from left) Graham Manley, Kyle Johnson, P.J. SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 21st; Coaches Poll – 19th Alexander and Quentin Harris led the Orange to a 26-3 victory against Kansas State in the Insight.com Bowl.

1997 (9-4, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Kickoff Classic at Meadowlands, E. Rutherford, NJ Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. 8/24 vs. Wisconsin W 34-0 17/16 24/24 51,185 8/30 North Carolina State L 31-32 (OT) 13/16 42,742 2000 (6-5, 4-3 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/6 at Oklahoma L 34-36 68,342 9/2 Buffalo W 63-7 40,634 9/13 at Virginia Tech + L 3-31 22/19 50,137 9/9 at Cincinnati L 10-12 17,717 9/20 Tulane W 30-19 42,246 9/23 at East Carolina L 17-34 33,026 10/4 East Carolina W 56-0 44,054 9/30 Brigham Young W 42-14 43,090 N 10/9 at Rutgers + W 50-3 19,044 N 10/7 Pittsburgh + W 24-17 (2OT) 40,699 10/18 Temple + W 60-7 47,720 10/14 at Boston College + L 13-20 44,500 11/1 West Virginia + W 40-10 -/24 17/17 49,273 10/21 Virginia Tech + L 14-22 2/2 49,033 N 11/8 Boston College + W 20-13 22/19 49,153 11/04 at West Virginia + W 31-27 51,422 11/15 at Pittsburgh + W 32-27 21/19 46,102 11/11 at Temple University + W 31-12 16,132 11/29 at Miami (Fla.) + W 33-13 16/16 25,147 11/18 Miami (Fla.) + L 0-26 2/2 49,327 423-191 11/25 Rutgers + W 49-21 35,589 Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) 294-212 12/31 vs. Kansas State L 18-35 14/14 10/9 69,367 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 21st; Coaches Poll – 20th 2001 (10-3, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 1998 (8-4, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Kickoff Classic (Giants Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J.) 8/26 vs. Georgia Tech L 7-13 10/13 41,517 9/5 Tennessee L 33-34 17/14 10/10 49,550 9/1 at Tennessee L 9-33 8/8 107,725 9/12 at Michigan W 38-28 19/18 13/14 111,012 9/8 Central Florida W 21-10 35,938 9/19 Rutgers + W 70-14 13/13 42,716 9/22 Auburn W 31-14 43,403 N 10/1 at North Carolina State L 17-38 11/11 51,200 N 9/29 East Carolina W 44-30 36,347 10/10 Cincinnati W 63-21 24/24 47,251 10/6 at Rutgers + W 24-17 17,511 10/17 at Boston College + W 42-25 23/22 43,413 10/13 at Pittsburgh + W 42-10 52,367 10/31 Pittsburgh + W 45-28 17/19 49,012 10/20 Temple + W 45-3 42,115 11/7 at West Virginia + L 28-35 15/17 54,655 N 10/27 at Virginia Tech + W 22-14 5/4 53,662 11/14 Virginia Tech + W 28-26 -/25 16/12 49,336 11/10 West Virginia + W 24-13 18/18 43,753 11/21 at Temple + W 38-7 24/24 12,483 11/17 at Miami + L 0-59 14/13 1/2 52,896 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, Pa. 11/24 Boston College + W 39-28 22/21 25/- 45,063 N 11/28 Miami (Fla.) + W 66-13 21/22 19/20 49,521 308-244 468-269 Insight.com Bowl (Phoenix, Ariz.) Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) 12/29 vs. Kansas State W 26-3 18/18 40,028 N 1/2 vs. Florida L 10-31 18/17 7/7 67,919 N SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 14th; Coaches Poll – 14th SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 25th; Coaches Poll – 24th

1999 (7-5, 3-4 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 2002 (4-8, 2-5 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 8/29 at Brigham Young L 21-42 65,612 N 9/2 at Toledo W 35-12 27,900 N 9/7 North Carolina L 22-30 39,444 N 9/11 Central Michigan W 47-7 45, 563 N 9/14 Rhode Island W 63-17 43,089 9/18 Michigan L 13-18 6/5 49,249 N 9/28 at Auburn L 34-37 (3OT) -/25 83,667 N 9/25 West Virginia + W 30-7 44,890 10/5 Pittsburgh + L 24-48 39,947 10/2 Tulane W 47-17 22/19 48,286 10/12 at Temple + L 16-17 17,220 10/7 at Pittsburgh + W 24-17 18/17 45,455 10/19 at West Virginia + L 7-34 45,088 10/16 at VirginiaTech + L 0-62 16/15 4/4 53,130 10/26 Rutgers + W 45-14 37,158 10/30 Boston College + L 23-24 -/24 48,487 11/2 at Central Florida W 38-35 24,043 N 11/6 Temple + W 27-10 43,970 11/9 Virginia Tech + W 50-42 (3OT) 8/7 48,239 11/13 at Rutgers + L 21-24 (OT) 17,919 11/16 at Boston College + L 20-41 36,221 11/27 at Miami (Fla.) + L 13-45 35,208 11/30 Miami (Fla.) + L 7-49 1/1 45,679 280-243 347-406 Music City Bowl (Nashville, Tenn.) 12/29 vs. Kentucky W 20-13 59,221

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 141 GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. 2003 (6-6, 2-5 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/6 at North Carolina W 49-47 (3OT) 47,000 9/13 Louisville L 20-30 38,550 9/20 Central Florida W 38-14 35,103 9/27 Toledo W 34-7 36,083 N 10/11 at Virginia Tech + L 7-51 4/4 61,115 10/18 Boston College + W 39-14 45,313 10/25 at Pittsburgh + L 14-34 61,421 11/8 Temple + W 41-7 43,149 11/15 at Miami (Fla.) + L 10-17 14/14 48,130 1122 West Virginia + L 23-34 25/- 41,801 11/29 at Rutgers + L 7-24 18,563 12/6 Notre Dame W 38-12 48,170 320-291

2004 (0-6, 0-2 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/5 at Purdue L 0-51 24/23 56,827 9/11 at Buffalo W 37-17 29,013 N 9/18 Cincinnati W 19-7 32,893 9/25 at Virginia L 10-31 13/12 59,699 10/2 Rutgers + W 41-31 40,153 10/9 Florida State L 13-17 8/8 40,539 N 10/21 at West Virginia + L 6-27 15/14 52,909 N Quarterback Ryan Nassib guided the Orange to victories in the 2010 and 10/30 Connecticut + W 42-30 34,545 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowls. 11/6 Pittsburgh + W 38-31 (2OT) 37,211 11/13 at Temple + L 24-34 15,564 Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) 11/27 at Boston College + W 43-17 17/19 44,500 Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. Champs Sports Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) 12/21 vs. Georgia Tech L 14-51 28,237 N 2008 (3-9, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Greg Robinson 287-344 8/30 at Northwestern L 10-30 20,015 12 games played; 6-6 on-field record. Wins vacated by NCAA. 9/6 Akron L 28-42 31,808 9/13 Penn State L 13-55 17/17 45,795 2005 (0-10, 0-7 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Greg Robinson 9/20 Northeastern W 30-21 34,694 9/4 West Virginia + L 7-15 45,418 9/27 Pittsburgh + L 24-34 27,549 9/10 Buffalo W 31-0 34,442 10/11 at West Virginia + L 6-17 58,133 9/17 Virginia L 24-27 25/20 40,027 10/18 at USF + L 13-45 19/20 51,384 10/1 at Florida State L 14-38 6/7 83,717 11/1 Louisville + W 28-21 32,917 N 10/7 at Connecticut + L 7-26 40,000 N 11/8 at Rutgers + L 17-35 42,172 10/15 Rutgers + L 9-31 39,022 11/15 Connecticut + L 14-39 28,081 N 10/22 at Pittsburgh + L 17-34 33,059 11/22 at Notre Dame W 24-23 80,795 10/29 Cincinnati + L 16-22 42,457 11/29 at Cincinnati + L 10-30 16/16 34,603 11/12 USF + L 0-27 40,144 217-392 11/19 at Notre Dame L 10-34 6/7 80,795 11/26 at Louisville + L 17-41 17/18 37,896 2009 (4-8, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Doug Marrone 152-295 9/5 Minnesota L 20-23 (OT) 48,617 11 games played; 1-10 on-field record. Win vacated by NCAA. 9/12 at Penn State L 7-28 7/5 106,387 9/19 Northwestern W 37-34 40,251 N 2006 (0-8, 0-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Greg Robinson 9/26 Maine W 41-24 35,632 N 10/3 USF + L 20-34 40,147 9/2 at Wake Forest L 10-20 34,121 N 10/10 West Virginia + L 13-34 40,144 9/9 Iowa L 13-20 (2OT) 14/15 37,199 10/24 Akron W 28-14 36,991 9/16 at Illinois W 31-21 40,657 10/31 Cincinnati + L 7-28 5/7 33,802 9/23 Miami (Ohio) W 34-14 35,274 N 11/7 at Pittsburgh + L 10-37 14/14 46,885 9/30 Wyoming W 40-34 (2OT) 38,447 11/14 at Louisville + L 9-10 33,223 10/7 Pittsburgh + L 11-21 41,870 11/21 Rutgers + W 31-13 25/- 36,759 10/14 at West Virginia + L 17-41 4/5 60,051 11/28 at Connecticut + L 31-56 40,000 10/21 Louisville + L 13-28 6/6 35,708 254-335 10/28 at Cincinnati + L 3-17 20,146 11/11 at USF + L 10-27 29,694 11/18 Connecticut + W 20-14 35,079 2010 (8-5, 4-3 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Doug Marrone 11/25 at Rutgers + L 7-38 15/16 43,791 209-295 9/4 at Akron W 29-3 15,969 N 12 games played; 4-8 on-field record. Wins vacated by NCAA. 9/11 at Washington L 20-41 62,418 N 9/18 Maine W 38-14 37,758 N 9/25 Colgate W 42-7 38,068 2007 (2-10, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Greg Robinson 10/9 at USF + W 13-9 41,917 8/31 Washington L 12-42 40,329 N 10/16 Pittsburgh + L 14-45 40,168 9/8 at Iowa L 0-35 70,585 N 10/23 at West Virginia + W 19-14 20/19 58,122 9/15 Illinois L 20-41 34,188 10/30 at Cincinnati + W 31-7 32,072 9/22 at Louisville + W 38-35 18/19 40,922 11/6 Louisville + L 20-28 40,735 9/29 at Miami (Ohio) L 14-17 16,800 11/13 at Rutgers + W 13-10 49,911 10/6 West Virginia + L 14-55 13/12 35,345 11/20 Connecticut + L 6-23 41,465 10/13 Rutgers + L 14-38 36,226 11/27 Boston College L 7-16 42,191 10/20 Buffalo W 20-12 30,897 New Era Pinstripe Bowl (New York, N.Y.) 11/3 at Pittsburgh + L 17-20 31,374 12/30 vs. Kansas State W 36-34 38,274 N 11/10 USF + L 10-41 38,039 288-251 11/17 at Connecticut + L 7-30 25/- 40,000 11/24 Cincinnati + L 31-52 24/- 30,040 N 197-418 142 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • GAME-BY-GAME SCORES

2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Most Valuable Player Prince-Tyson Gulley (left) gained a career-high 215 yards on 26 carries and scored three touchdowns to lead the Orange a 38-14 victory against West Virginia. Brisly Estime (right) set up SU’s game-winning touchdown with a 70-yard punt return in the Orange’s 21-17 victory against Minnesota in the 2013 Texas Bowl.

Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. 2011 (5-7, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Doug Marrone 9/1 Wake Forest W 36-29 (OT) 40,833 N 2013 (7-6, 4-4 ACC) • Head Coach: Sco Shafer 9/10 Rhode Island W 21-14 36,421 New York’s College Classic (MetLife Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J.) 9/17 at Southern California L 17-38 65,873 N 8/31 vs. Penn State L 17-23 61,202 9/24 Toledo W 33-30 (OT) 39,116 N 9/7 at Northwestern L 27-48 19/20 38,033 N 10/1 Rutgers + L 16-19 (2OT) 42,152 9/14 Wagner W 54-0 33,299 10/8 at Tulane W 37-34 23,188 N 9/21 Tulane W 52-17 36,128 10/21 West Virginia + W 49-23 11/14 45,265 N 10/5 Clemson + L 14-49 3/4 48,961 10/29 at Louisville + L 10-27 44,817 10/12 at North Carolina State + W 24-10 56,639 11/5 at Connecticut + L 21-28 38,769 10/19 at Georgia Tech + L 0-56 45,704 11/11 USF + L 17-37 41,582 N 11/2 WAKE FOREST + W 13-0 38,550 11/26 Cincinnati + L 13-30 38,159 11/9 at Maryland + W 20-3 37,213 12/3 at Pittsburgh + L 20-33 40,058 11/16 at Florida State + L 3-59 2/2 74,491 290-342 11/23 PITTSBURGH + L 16-17 35,317 11/30 BOSTON COLLEGE + W 34-31 37,406 Texas Bowl (Houston, Texas) 2012 (8-5, 5-2 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Doug Marrone 12/27 vs. Minnesota W 21-17 32,327 N 9/1 Northwestern L 41-42 37,830 295-330 New York’s College Classic (MetLife Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J.) 9/8 vs. Southern California L 29-42 2/2 39,507 2014 (3-9, 1-7 ACC) • Head Coach: Sco Shafer 9/15 Stony Brook W 28-17 34,512 9/22 at Minnesota L 10-17 50,805 N 88/29/29 VillanovaVillanova W 227-267-26 41,18941,189 N 10/5 Pittsburgh + W 14-13 40,394 N 99/13/13 a att CCentralentral MichiganMichigan W 40-340-3 25,53125,531 10/13 at Rutgers + L 15-23 20/19 48,011 99/20/20 MMarylandaryland L 20-3420-34 40,51140,511 10/19 Connecticut + W 40-10 36,715 N New York’s College Classic (MetLife Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J.) 10/27 at USF + W 37-36 38,562 N 99/27/27 vs.vs. NNotreotre DDameame L 1 15-315-31 8 8/8/8 7 76,8026,802 N 11/3 at Cincinnati + L 24-35 26,180 110/30/3 LLouisvilleouisville + L 6-286-28 37,56937,569 N 11/10 Louisville + W 45-26 11/10 40,312 110/110/11 F Floridalorida StateState + L 20-3820-38 1/11/1 43,29543,295 11/17 at Missouri W 31-27 63,045 N 110/180/18 a att WWakeake FForestorest + W 3 30-70-7 2 25,1075,107 11/23 at Temple + W 38-20 22,317 110/250/25 a att CClemsonlemson + L 6-166-16 21/2021/20 80,03180,031 N New Era Pinstripe Bowl (New York, N.Y.) 111/11/1 N Northorth CCarolinaarolina StateState + L 17-2417-24 40,78740,787 12/29 vs. West Virginia W 38-14 39,098 111/81/8 DDukeuke + L 10-2710-27 2 22/202/20 339,3319,331 390-322 111/221/22 a att PPii sburghsburgh + L 7-307-30 32,54932,549 111/291/29 a att BBostonoston CollegeCollege + L 7-287-28 30,26730,267 2205-29205-292

+ - BIG EAST game from 1991-2012; ACC game from 2013-present • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 143 BOWL HISTORY Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1915 After a 9-1-2 regular season Syracuse was invited to the Rose Bowl. The University declined the invitation because of an earlier trip to the West Coast – the first by an Eastern school. Orange Bowl Jan. 1, 1953 Alabama 61, Syracuse 6 66,208 Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, 1957 TCU 28, Syracuse 27 68,000 Orange Bowl Jan. 1, 1959 Oklahoma 21, Syracuse 6 75,281 Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, 1960 Syracuse 23, Texas 14 75,504

Liberty Bowl Dec. 16, 1961 1960 Cotton Bowl Syracuse 15, Miami (Fla.) 14 15,712 Sugar Bowl Jan. 1, 1965 LSU 13, Syracuse 10 65,000 Gator Bowl Dec. 31, 1966 Tennessee 18, Syracuse 12 60,312 Independence Bowl Dec. 15, 1979 Syracuse 31, McNeese State 7 27,234 Cherry Bowl Dec. 21, 1985 Maryland 35, Syracuse 18 51,858 Sugar Bowl Jan. 1, 1988 Syracuse 16, Auburn 16 75,495 Hall of Fame Bowl Jan. 2, 1989 Syracuse 23, LSU 10 51,112 Peach Bowl Dec. 30, 1989 1996 Liberty Bowl Syracuse 19, Georgia 18 44,911 Aloha Bowl Dec. 25, 1990 Syracuse 28, Arizona 0 32,217 Hall of Fame Bowl Jan. 1, 1992 Syracuse 24, Ohio State 17 57,789 Fiesta Bowl Jan. 1, 1993 Syracuse 26, Colorado 22 70,224 Gator Bowl Jan. 1, 1996 Syracuse 41, Clemson 0 45,202 Liberty Bowl Dec. 27, 1996 Syracuse 30, Houston 17 49,163 Fiesta Bowl Dec. 31, 1997 Kansas State 35, Syracuse 18 69,367 Orange Bowl Jan. 2, 1999 1997 Fiesta Bowl Florida 31, Syracuse 10 67,919 Music City Bowl Dec. 29, 1999 Syracuse 20, Kentucky 13 59,221 Insight.com Bowl Dec. 29, 2001 Syracuse 26, Kansas State 3 40,028 Champs Sports Bowl Dec. 21, 2004 Georgia Tech 51, Syracuse 14 28,237 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 30, 2010 Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34 38,274 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 29, 2012 Syracuse 38, West Virginia 14 39,098 Texas Bowl Dec. 27, 2013 Syracuse 21 Minnesota 17 32,327 Total Attendance 1,305,693 Average Attendance 52,228 1998 Orange Bowl

144 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • BOWL HISTORY SUccess Stories One of a Kind Syracuse quarterback Marvin Graves is one of just six players to win the Most Valuable Player Award at three different bowl games. The Washington, D.C. native was the MVP of the 1990 Aloha Bowl, the 1992 Hall 1999 Music City Bowl of Fame Bowl and the 1993 Fiesta Bowl.

SYRACUSE’S BOWL FACTS Scoring Breakdown 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total SYRACUSE 117 111 123 166 517 Opponent 121 159 117 95 492

Most points scored by SU in a quarter 23 vs. West Virginia, 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl (3rd)

Most points scored by SU in a half 28 vs. McNeese St., 1979 Independence Bowl (2nd) 2001 Insight.com Bowl Most points scored against SU in a quarter 22, Maryland, 1985 Cherry Bowl (2nd)

Most points scored against SU in a half 40, Alabama, 1953 Orange Bowl (2nd)

Largest margin of victory 41, Clemson (41-0), 1996 Gator Bowl

Largest margin of defeat 55, Alabama (61-6), 1953 Orange Bowl

SYRACUSE’S RECORD BY BOWL GAME W L T Pct. Aloha Bowl 1 0 1.000 Champs Sports Bowl 0 1 .000 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Cherry Bowl 0 1 .000 Cotton Bowl 1 1 .500 Fiesta Bowl 1 1 .500 Gator Bowl 1 1 .500 Hall of Fame Bowl 2 0 1.000 Independence Bowl 1 0 1.000 Insight.com Bowl 1 0 1.000 Liberty Bowl 2 0 1.000 Music City Bowl 1 0 1.000 New Era Pinstripe Bowl 2 0 1.000 Orange Bowl 0 3 .000 Peach Bowl 1 0 1.000 Sugar Bowl 0 1 1 .250 Texas Bowl 1 0 1.000 Total 15 9 1 .620

2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 145 BOWL HISTORY SYRACUSE’S BOWL GAME MVPs 1957 Cotton Bowl Jim Brown, Outstanding Back 1960 Cotton Bowl Ernie Davis, Outstanding Back 1961 Liberty Bowl Ernie Davis, Outstanding Back , Most Valuable Player 1966 Gator Bowl Floyd Little, Most Valuable Player 1979 Independence Bowl Joe Morris, Outstanding Offensive Player 1988 Sugar Bowl Running back Delone Carter earned the 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Don McPherson, Outstanding Offensive Player Most Valuable Player honor after rushing for a career-high 198 yards on 27 carries and scoring two touchdowns. 1989 Hall of Fame Bowl Robert Drummond, Most Valuable Player 1989 Peach Bowl Michael Owens, Most Valuable Offensive Player Terry Wooden, Most Valuable Defensive Player 1990 Aloha Bowl Marvin Graves, Most Outstanding Player 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl Marvin Graves, Most Valuable Player 1993 Fiesta Bowl Marvin Graves, Offensive Player of the Game Kevin Mitchell, Defensive Player of the Game 1996 Gator Bowl Donovan McNabb, Outstanding Offensive Player

1996 Liberty Bowl Running back James Mungro won two bowl game Most Valuable Player Rod Gadson, Outstanding Defensive Player awards, including the honor for his three-touchdown performance in the Malcolm Thomas, Outstanding Offensive Player 2001 Insight.com Bowl victory against Kansas State (above) and the 1999 Music City Bowl win against Kentucky. 1997 Fiesta Bowl Jason Walters, Sportsmanship Award 1999 Music City Bowl James Mungro, Most Valuable Player 2001 Insight.com Bowl James Mungro, Most Valuable Offensive Player Clifton Smith, Most Valuable Defensive Player 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Delone Carter, Most Valuable Player 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Prince-Tyson Gulley, Most Valuable Player 2013 Texas Bowl Terrel Hunt, Most Valuable Player

SYRACUSE COACHES BOWL WON-LOSS RECORDS W L T Dick MacPherson 3 1 1 Frank Maloney 1 0 0 Doug Marrone 2 0 0 Paul Pasqualoni 6 3 0 Floyd (Ben) Schwartzwalder 2 5 0 Scott Shafer 1 0 0 Quarterback Donovan McNabb won the 1996 Gator Bowl Outstanding Offensive Total 15 9 1 Player award after leading the Orange to a 41-0 victory against Clemson.

146 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Burrett, Adelbert P...... 1927 (Mgr.) A Burton, Charles L...... 1998-99-2000-01 Abbott, Lafayette ...... 1919-20 Burton, Joseph P...... 1999-2000-01 Abdo, Nicholas ...... 1944-45-46-47 Burton, Robert E...... 1907 Abraham, Byron ...... 1985-87 Burton, Jonathan ...... 2014 Abrams, Kevin R...... 1994-95-96 Busch, George P...... 1919 Abrams, Prentice D...... 1931 Buskirk, Jeffrey G...... 1985-86-87-88 Acchione, Garry ...... 1978-80 Butkus, Edward A...... 1933-34 Acchione, Michael ...... 2011 Butler, Michael R...... 1995 Ackley, Edward H...... 1955-56 Butzke, Herbert ...... 1980-81-82 Ackley, Erie L...... 1904 (Mgr.) Butler, Clement ...... 1954 (Mgr.) Ackley, Willard D...... 1918-19 Byrd, David L...... 1998-99 Acocella, Angelo A...... 1944-45-46-47 Byrne, Charles V...... 1898-99 Adamcik, Christopher P...... 1995 Adams, Kyle M...... 1992-93 C Adams, Raymond ...... 1948-49 Cadigan, Robert E...... 1905-06-07-08 Adams, Robert B...... 1894-95-96 Cain, Louis ...... 2004-05-06 Aebisher, Louis J...... 1935 Calderon, Christopher ...... 2005 Ahern, Timothy P...... 1975-77 Caldwell, Jr., Joseph ...... 1924 (Mgr.) Ahern, Ryan J...... 2010 Cameron, John ...... 1976-77-78-79 Aikens, Lawrence M...... 1928-29 Camp, Samuel H...... 1909-10-11-12 Akano, John ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Campbell Jr., Cornelius ...... 2005-06-07 Albanese, Vannie M...... 1934-35-36-37 Campbell, Malik T...... 1999-2000-01 Albright, Edward M...... 1953-54-55 Campolieto, Leonard J...... 1970-71 Albstein, Arthur M...... 1975-76 (Mgr.) Canale, Leo P...... 1939-40-41 Alexander, Joseph ...... 1917-18-19-20 Cann, Alan B...... 1955-56 Alexander, Louiszell K...... 2012 Cannon, Edward J...... 1901-02 Alexander, Patrick J...... 1998-99-2000-01 Cantey, Parker ...... 2007-08 Alexander, Samuel W...... 1952-53-54 Capachione, John D...... 1991 Alford, Lynwood ...... 1985 Cappadona, Joseph T...... 1952-53-54 Alger, Doug ...... 1944-45 Caramanna, Pasquale J...... 1959 Alkoff, Louis ...... 1934 Carey III, John A...... 1988 Allen, Andrew ...... 2013 Carges, Roger C...... 1990 Allen, Edward B...... 1965-66 Carley, Leon A...... 1891 (Mgr.) Allen, Gerald T...... 1982-83-84 Joe Burton (65) lettered from 1999 through 2001. He was a three-year starter on the Carlin, Jawood E...... 1977 Allen, Gregory ...... 1969-72 Carlson, Arne ...... 1944 Allen, Oley O...... 1966-67 offensive line. Carlson, Lyle S...... 1953-55 Allen, Philip H...... 1937-38-39 Carney, Brendan T...... 2003-04-05-06 Allen, Will D...... 1997-98-99-2000 Balmer, Lester ...... 1937-38-39 Benedict, Harry L...... 1891 Brickman, Herman ...... 1916-17 Carpenter, Robert G...... 1989-90 Allgood, R. Lonnie ...... 1973-74-75 Bancroft, Robert N...... 1967-68-69 Bennett, James B...... 1961 Bright, Michael J...... 1972-73-74 Carpentieri, Russ ...... 1982 Aloise, Richard J...... 1956-57 Banger, Richard ...... 1938-39-40 Bennett, Michael J...... 1998-99 Brill, James N...... 1954-55 Carr, Harlan B...... 1924-25-26 Allport, Ian ...... 2011 Baniewicz, Mark J...... 1997-98-99 Bennett, Paris ...... 2014 Brinkley, Curtis ...... 2005-06-07-08 Carr, Lewis S...... 1900 Alther, Ernest ...... 1942 Banks, M. Beal ...... 1905-06-07-08 Benson, Andrew K...... 2000 Brinson, Andre J...... 2001 Carroll, Charles A...... 1928 Althouse, Donald H...... 1952-55-56 Banks, Vernon D...... 1998-99 Benzel, Thomas F...... 1962 Brokaw, Peter A...... 1959-60-61 Carroll, Robert ...... 1945 Ameen-Moore, Adonis .... 2011-12-13-14 Barber, Collin A...... 2001-02-03-04 Bernabei, Andrew ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Brominski, Stephen E...... 1996-97-98-99 Carter, Charles A...... 1975-76 Andelman, Edward J...... 1948-49 (Mgr.) Barbuti, Raymond J...... 1925-26-27 Berger, Eugene ...... 1939-40-41 Bromley, Jason C...... 2010-11-12- 13 Carter, Rodney ...... 1982-83-84 Anderson, Antonio K...... 1993-94-95-96 Barclay, Robert J...... 1969 (Mgr.) Bergoffen, William W...... 1929 Brooks, Cory A...... 2005 Carter, Delone M...... 2006-08-09-10 Anderson, Gary ...... 1978-79-80-81 Barker, John ...... 2005-07 Bernard, Michael E...... 1988-89-90 Brooks, David B...... 1981 Caruso, Joseph G...... 1977-79 Anderson, Harry D...... 1905-08-09 Barker, Kevin M...... 1989-90-91 Berner, Milford C...... 1928-29-30 Brooks, E. Hawley ...... 1915 (Mgr.) Cashman, Jerome F...... 1954-55-56 Anderson, James E...... 1957-58-59 Barksdale, Lawrence ...... 1963 Berthold, Paul ...... 1940-41-42 Brophy, J. Henry ...... 1927-28-29 Casmay, David E...... 1965-66-67 Anderson, Ri’Shard T...... 2009-11-12-13 Barlette, Robert ...... 1972-73 Bethmann, Mark ...... 1981 Brotzki, Robert ...... 1982-83-84-85 Cassata, James R...... 1965-66-67 Anderson, Richard F...... 1956-58 Barlow, J. Brad ...... 1985 Bevill, Bryce K...... 1992-93-94 Browchuck, Andrew ...... 1950-51 Castle, John F...... 1949 Anderson, Robin D...... 2000-01-02-03 Barnes, Christopher ...... 1985-86-87 Beyer, Richard ...... 1950-51-52 Brown, Anthony J...... 2005-06-07-08 Castle, Lewis S...... 1911-12-13 Anderson, Willard ...... 1920-21-22 Barnes, Jamie ...... 1982 Bidlack, Richard A...... 1967-68 Brown, Alban S...... 1987-88-89 Castner, Lee C...... 1968 Andreas, Lewis P...... 1919-20 Barowski, Sean M...... 1989 Biggs, Carl S...... 1923-24-25 Brown, Ancil D...... 1900-01-02 Caswell, Frederick M...... 1891 Anene, Jideofor D...... 2012 Barradas, George ...... 1945-46 Bill, Michael ...... 1955-56-57 Brown, Sr., C.C...... 1894 Catalina, Cody T...... 2008-09 Ansley, Ernest C...... 1911 Barry, Herbert H...... 1906-08-09 Bingham, Craig ...... 1978-79-80-81 Brown, Charles E...... 1963-64-65 Cervino, Chaz A...... 2008 Anthony, Eric ...... 2014 Barsha, John ...... 1916-17-18-19 Bisgood, Byron T...... 1909 (Mgr.) Brown, Dadrian L...... 1997-98-99-2000 Chalk, Martin J...... 1981-83-84 Anyaegbunam, Daniel ...... 2013 Bartholomew, James ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Bisik, Louis J...... 1927 Brown, Edward J...... 1912 Champlin, Ernest G...... Appelhof, David W...... 1957-58-59 Bartholomew, Ryan F...... 2008-09-10 Biskup, John H...... 1989-90-91-92 Brown, Ernest D...... 1991-92-93 Chapman, Kenneth ...... 1941 Applebee, John ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Bartlett, Ronald A...... 1957-58-59 Blake, William H...... 1928-29 Brown, Eugene ...... 2005 Chapman, Preston G...... 1905 Arcade, Joseph D...... 1964 Barton, Neil ...... 1976-77 Blatt, Dennis A...... 1972-73-74 Brown, G. Edwin ...... 1915-16-17 Charles, Michael ...... 1979-80-81-82 Archer, David W...... 1961-63-64 Bary, Ousmane S...... 1989-90-92 Blazek, John ...... 1936 (Mgr.) Brown, George D...... 1946-47-48-49 Chavers, Corey A...... 2006-07-08 Archis, Lawrence J...... 1975-76-77-78 Baselice, Jonathan B...... 2006 Bletsch, Gary ...... 1968-69-70 Brown, James ...... 1934-35-36 Cheney, Stephen ...... 1938 (Mgr.) Archoska, Julius ...... 1924-25-26 Bastable, S. Jeffrey ...... 1968 (Mgr.) Blodgett, A. Burr ...... 1937 (Mgr.) Brown, James N...... 1954-55-56 Chenoweth, Eric P...... 1992-93-94 Arciniega, Lucas R...... 2013 Batter, George ...... 1924 Blue, Daniel M...... 1903 Brown, Jerry ...... 1947 Cherundolo, John C...... 1967-68-69 Aritz, Nick ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Battles, Chad A...... 2008-09-10 Boatman, Cory M...... 2009-10-11 Brown, John C...... 1959-60-61 Chestnut, Nicholas M...... 2005-06-07 Arkeilpane, Robert J...... 1977-78-79-80 Bauer, Kevin R...... 1990 Bodine, George H...... 1970-71 Brown, Matthew ...... 1915-16-17 Chew, Vanzago L...... 2008-09-10-11 Armour, Sidney L...... 1989-90 Baugher, Erie D...... 1971 Bogosian, Ike ...... 1979-80-81 Brown, Michael A...... 1995-96 Cheyunski, James M...... 1964-65-67 Armstrong, R.M...... 1913 Baumbach, Aaron A...... 2007-08-09 Bohannon, Kenneth E...... 1970-71 Brown, Raymond ...... 1938 (Mgr.) Chiara, Paul W...... 2005-06-07-08 Arnold, Paul W...... 1895 Bavaro, David A...... 1986-87-88-89 Bokel, Christopher P...... 2000 Brown, Quinton D...... 2004-05-07 Chiari, Gerald ...... 1967 Arrington, Josh D...... 2007 , John M...... 1924-25-26 Boland, Earl F...... 1902-03 Brown, William ...... 1955-56 Chibane, Zacharia M...... 2009-10-11-12 Atkinson, Jamar ...... 2005-06 Baylock, Victor ...... 1935-36-37 Bond, George H...... 1891-93-94 Brown, William R...... 1974-75-76 Chlebeck, Michael C...... 1968-69-70 Ascherman, Ernest ...... 1941 Bayles, Eugene ...... 1950 Bond, Steven J...... 1986 Broyld, Ashton M...... 2012-13-14 Cholakis, Leon ...... 1959-60-62 Atwater, David H...... 1897-1900 Baysinger, Harold W...... 1927 Boniti, Charles A...... 1970-71-72 Bruckner, Nick ...... 1982 Chomyszak, Steven ...... 1965 Atwater, John C...... Baysinger, Reeves S...... 1921-22-23 Bonstead, DeForest H...... 1896 Bruett, James M...... 1936-37-38 Christmas, William ...... 1945 Auld, Douglas C...... 1970-71 Baysinger, Jr., Reeves S...... 1944 Borgognoni, Charles A...... 1974 (Mgr.) Brunner, Raymond A...... 1938 (Mgr.) Christodulu, Gregory ...... 1982-83 Austin, Eugene C...... 1950 Bazar, William ...... 1942 Borton, Robert H...... 1929 Bryant, Christopher ...... 1994 Chulada, Charles ...... 1970-71-72 Avant, Sean ...... 2014 Bazile, Wilky ...... 1992-93-94 Bouchard, David ...... 2007 Bucci, Michael J...... 1992 Chupaila, James W...... 1967 Avery, George S...... 1893-94-95 Beach, Gerald J...... 1966-67-68 Bouchard, John ...... 1944-45 Bucey, Daniel H...... 1987-88-89 Church, Hiram ...... 1889 Avery, Robert H...... 1974-75-76-77 Beaudoin, Mathieu ...... 1998 Bouthiller, Fernand ...... 1937-39 Buchsbaum, Lee M...... 1944-47-48-49 Ciervo, Daniel A...... 1956-57 Ayling, James A...... 1910-11-12 Beauregard, Joseph E...... 1970 Bowen, Cory ...... 1996-97-98-99 Buchwald, Clarence ...... 1935-36 Cirillo, Ted ...... 1981-82 Bechara, Charles M...... 1977-78 Bowers, Edward E...... 1958-59 Buda, Christopher J...... 2003 Clark, Christopher ...... 2012-13 B Beckom, Jon ...... 1961 Bowman, Brandon ...... 2001 Bugenhagen, Gary A...... 1965-66 Clark, Frank D...... 1904 Babbitt, Grover C...... 1913 Bedle, J.J. M...... 2005 Bowman, Chester ...... 1922-23-24 Bulicz, John J...... 1966-67-68 Clark, John M...... 1908-09 Babcock, Bruce ...... 1978-79-80 Bednarz, Blake K...... 1986-87-88-89 Bowman, Richard B...... 1961-62-63 Bull, Charles J...... 1992 Clark, Willis ...... 1924-25-26 Baccile, Nicholas J...... 1956 Bednash, John ...... 1985 Boyer, David A...... 1970-71 Bullard, Donald H...... 1965-66-67 Clarke, Bradlee F...... 1963-64 Bachman, John H...... 1923 (Mgr.) Belcastro, Peter ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Boyer, Nathan P...... 1975 Bullock, William ...... 1942 Clarke, Kenneth M...... 1975-76-77 Bagley, Richard W...... 1947-48-49 Beehner, Kenneth ...... 1939-40-41 Boynton, Laurence W...... 1972-73 Bulluck, Keith, J...... 1996-97-98-99 Clash, Harwood G...... 1920-21 Bailey, Antwon B...... 2008-09-10-11 Belcher, Harry B...... 1904 Brace, Donald B...... 1961 Burch, Earl G...... 1891 Clayton, Marcus K...... 2003-04-05 Bailey, Daniel ...... 2008 Bell, Arthur ...... 1946 (Mgr.) Brandstadt, Fred E...... 1958 Burke, Edwin ...... 1938-39 Cleveland, Clayton ...... 2011-12-13-14 Bailey, Edward ...... 1954-56 Bell, William G...... 1985 Brane, DeForest ...... 1902-03 Burke, Travon ...... 2013-14 Cobb, Alfred R...... 1915-16-17 Baker, Arthur L...... 1958-59-60 Bell, Kyle D...... 2007 Braney, Joseph P...... 1915 Burlingame, Menzo ...... 1889 Cobb, D. Raymond ...... 1891 Baker, Barry L...... 2002 Bellamy, Victor ...... 1982-83-84 Brannen, Gary P...... 1993 Burnell, Brian ...... 1978 Cody, Bennett ...... 1933-34 Baker, David L...... 1957-58-60 Belton, Keith D...... 2002-03 Brazel, George ...... 1960 Burnett, Robert B...... 1987-88-89 Cody, George F...... 1949 Baker, Gerald ...... 1938 Bemiller, Albert D...... 1958-59-60 Brennan, James J...... 1975-76 Burns, Bernard M...... 1914-15 Coffin, Edward T...... 1956-57 Baldwin, Donald ...... 1926 Benecick, Alexander G...... 1956-57-58 Brennan, Joseph T...... 1973-74 Burns, Mark C...... 1977 (Mgr.) Coghill, William J...... 1967-70-71 Ball, Torrey J...... 2009-10-11 Benecick, William S...... 1965-66 Brenneman, Neil E...... 1951-52-53 Burrell, Lennius O...... 1903-04 Cogswell, Jack D...... 1932 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 147 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Davis, Ernest R...... 1959-60-61 Engelhaupt, James N...... 1968 Frazier, Jeremie E...... 2001 Davis, George W...... 1946-47-48-49 Engren, George M...... Fredericks, Gary J...... 1967 Davis, Patrick C...... 1985-86-87-88 Ensley, Clifford J...... 1966-67-68 Frederickson, Derek ...... 1980-81-82 Davis, Roger W...... 1957-58-59 Erbe, Warren ...... 1946 Freeney, Dwight J...... 1998-99-2000-01 Day, John L...... 1911 Erickson, Daniel R...... 1990 Freeney, R. Scott ...... 1993-94-95-96 Day, Ryan ...... 2004 (Mgr.) Erickson, Douglas ...... 1949-50-51 Frey, Frederick K...... 1936 DeBottis, David L...... 1964 (Mgr.) Ericson, Kenneth B...... 1959-60-61 Friberg, Keith P...... 1985-86-87-88 Dees, Andrew W...... 1988-89-90-91 Erwig, William ...... 1918-19 Friedman, Monroe ...... 1933 (Mgr.) DeAmato, David J...... 2002-03 Eschenfelder, William ...... 1938-39-40 Friedman, Myles S...... 1924-25-26 DeFillip, Anthony W...... Eskridge, Durell ...... 2012-13-14 Frugone, James ...... 1920-21-22 DeFuria, Charles ...... 1936-37 Esmond, Burton D...... 1891-92 Frye, James A...... 1910 DeFuria, Edward ...... 1932 Estime, Brisly ...... 2013-14 Fuller Jr., Robert A...... 1988 DeLaCruz, Nelson ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Evans, Breyone D...... 2004-05-06 Funderburk, Quinta ...... 2013-14 DeLoatch, Giovanni A...... 2000-01 Evans, John F...... 1931 (Mgr.) Fusco, Andrew L...... 1967-68-69 Delaney, Fred T...... 1900-01 Evans, Josh ...... 2012 (Mgr.) Fyfe, Charles W...... 1980 Delikat, Walter J...... 1972-73 Evans, Nathaniel ...... 2003 (Mgr.) Delmonico, E. Joseph ...... 1924 Evans, Nile R...... 1969 G DeMaris, F.A...... 1894-95 Everett, Julius ...... 1892 Gabriel, Anthony P...... 1968-69-70 DeMartino, Joe ...... 1999 (Mgr.) Everling, Gerald A...... 1962-63-64 Gabriel, Arthur ...... 1939 (Mgr.) DeMoe, Joseph ...... 1915 Ewald, Peter ...... 1983-84-85-86 Gachelin, Louis W...... 2000-01-02-03 Dempster, Clarence B...... 1903-04 Gadson, Roderic A...... 1994-95-96-97 Dempsey, James P...... 1958 F Galaska, Chester ...... 1944 Denick, E.V...... 1896 Fabian, Douglas B...... 1973 Gardiner, Cooper S...... 1985-87-88 DeRiggi, Fred J...... 1988-89 Fabrizi, Kevin ...... 1985 Gardner, A.A...... 1909 Desir, Ritchy ...... 2011-12-13-14 Faigle, Eric P...... 1961 (Mgr.) Gardner, Peter M...... 1966 Detenback, Theodore ...... 1935 (Mgr.) Fair, George W...... 1963-64-65 Garrett, John ...... 1985-86-87 Deyermond, Jack ...... 1938-39 Falke, Kurt T...... 2005 Garrity, Shawn ...... 1986 Diabate, Siriki ...... 2011-12 Fallon, Gary R...... 1959-60-61 Garvey, James ...... 1938-39 Diange, Joseph ...... 1946 Fallon, Michael W...... 1919-20 Gaskins, James ...... 1960-62-63 Dieso, Stephen D...... 1970-71-72 Fanton, William M...... 1890-91 Gates, Gordon ...... 1951 Dickinson, Thomas P...... Farber, William J...... 1912-13-14 Gaughan, James ...... 1986-87-88 Dillon, John J...... 1898-99-1900 Farmer, Ralph C...... Gayden Jr., Harold ...... 1982-83-84-86 Dillon, John P...... 1942-46-47 Farneski, David M...... 1977 Gazillo, Paul W...... 1968 Dinkins, Donald ...... 1997-98-99 Farneski, Ronald V...... 1976-77-78 Gedney, Christopher J. .... 1989-90-91-92 Dino, Richard ...... 1986 Farnham, John H...... Gendell, Richard B...... DiNunzio, Nicholas P...... 1932-33-34 Farrington, Harry W...... 1905 George, James E...... 1951-52-53 Distin, J. Arthur ...... Farrington, R.C...... George, Jaston M...... 2012-13 Dixon, Riley ...... 2013-14 Faville, M. Roy ...... 1899-1900 George, Peter P...... 1949-50 Dobrowolski, Edward ...... 1950-51-52 Federchuck, Robert A...... 1957 George, Thomas C...... 1946 Morlon Greenwood lettered for the Orange from 1997-2000. Doherty, Gregg ...... 1954 (Mgr.) Feehery, Gerald ...... 1979-80-81-82 Gerlick, Albert J...... 1957-58-59 Dolan, Edward V...... 1944-45-46-47 Feidler, Richard I...... 1959-60-61 Giambatista, Nicholas ...... 1942 He helped anchor a defense that was the backbone of Dolan, John A...... 1905 Feifer, Cayden ...... 2011 Giardi, Augustine ...... 1961-62-63 Syracuse’s 1997 and 1998 BIG EAST Championship teams. Dolce, Stephen ...... 1973-74 Feldman, David ...... 1931 Gibbs, Stanakeane K...... 1995-96-97-98 Dominic Jr., John ...... 1986-87 Feldman, Michael R...... 1980-81 Gibeley, Allen ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Dominik, Joseph W...... 1953 Fellows, Driscoll H...... 1939-40-41 Giewont, Lawrence M...... 1970 Cohen, Leon H...... 1949-50 Crane, Harley J...... 1895-96-97 Donati, John ...... 1949-51 Fernandez, Oliver D...... 2007 Giffune, Frank P...... 1973 Cohen, Marvin ...... 1944-45 Crawford, William J.D...... 1903 Donnelly, Joseph C...... 2001-02-03 Ferrara, Christian S...... 2000-01-02-03 Gilbeaux, Brandon J...... 2006-07 Coker, Lewellyn D...... 2010-11-12-13 Cregg, Edward W...... 1892-93-94-95 Donnelly, Ryan M...... 2008 Ferrell, Kerry S...... 1991-92 Gilburg, Thomas D...... 1958-59-60 Colceri, John ...... 1950-51 Cregg, Frank J...... 1896-98-1900 Donoghue, James ...... 1973-74-75 Ferri, Diamond ...... 2001-03-04 Gilligan, Jack ...... 1981-82 Cole, George ...... 1944 Cregg, William F...... 1894 Dooley, John M...... 1918-19 Ferri, Robert ...... 1945 Gillum, Ryan J...... 2009 Coleman, Marcus ...... 2013-14 Cripps, James E...... 1962-63-64 Dorr, Carl E...... 1897-98-99 Ferris, Jesse L...... 1928-29-30 Gilmore, Eugene W...... 1915 Colino, Peter ...... 1963 Cross Sr., Ladette R...... Dorr, Donald H...... 1967-68-69 Ferris, Peter J...... 1998-2000 Ginter, Louis ...... 1932-33-34 Collier, Averin D...... 2009 Crume, Eric A...... 2011-12-13-14 Doubleday, Alan ...... 1939 Ferron, Thomas M...... 2005-06 Giruzzi, Vincenzo G...... 2005-06-07-08 Collins, James B...... 1976-78-79-80 Cruz, Jose A...... 2010 Dougherty, Terrence ...... 1987-88 Fetherolf, Brian G...... 1985-86-87-88 Gissinger III, Andrew ...... 1977-78-79-80 Collins, Wentworth B...... 1914 (Mgr.) Csonka, Lawrence R...... 1965-66-67 Douglass, Charles W...... 1889-90-91 Fetterly, Kyle ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Giufre, Frank A...... 1998-99 Colliver, Robert S...... 1955-56 (Mgr.) Culver, Frank Z...... 1920-21-22 Dove, Wesley ...... 1985-86 Fiacco, Anthony ...... 1949-50-51 Glass, Edgar T...... 1898-99 Coleman, Brian C...... 1996-97-98 Cumings, Orville E...... 1906 (Mgr.) Downing, Eric L...... 1998-99-2000 Fiacco, James J...... 1946-47-48 Glass, Joseph ...... 1897 Colvin, Paul ...... 1975-76-77 Cummings, C. DeForest 1898-99-1900-01 Downing, Keith T...... 1995-96-97 Fiammetta, Placido A...... 2005-06-07-08 Glass, Walter L...... 1915 Congdon, Fayette K...... 1892 Cummings, James ...... 1972 Dragotta Jr., James V...... 1946-47-48-49 Fields, Joseph ...... 2004-05-06-07 Glickman, Martin ...... 1936-37-38 Congdon, John ...... 1938-39-40 Cummings, James A...... Drame, Kader ...... 2003-04-05 Finnegan, Dennis P...... 1970-71 Glisker, Timothy E...... 1998 Conley, Danny L...... 1990-91-92-94 Cunningham, Charles ...... 1924 Dresner, Michael ...... 1996 Finsterwald, Russell W...... 1916-17 Glover, Deval L...... 1987-88 Connolly, Robert A...... 1977 Cunningham, J. Hart ...... 1892 Drucker, David ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Fischer, Jeffrey L...... 1979-80 Godbolt, John M...... 1968-69 Connor, Gregory J...... 1967 Cuony, Edward R...... 1936 Drummond, Robert C...... 1985-86-87-88 Fish, Stephen ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Godfrey, Otis W...... 1958-59-60 Connor, John T...... 1935 (Mgr.) Curcuru, Joseph ...... 1942 Dryden, William F...... 1978-79-80 Fishel, Richard W...... 1930-31-32 Goggins, Deon N...... 2011-12 Connors, Michael ...... 1979 Curtis, C.E...... 1904 Dubey, Rick ...... 1990 (Mgr.) Fisher, Jonathan M...... 2011-12-13 Goldman, Jonah ...... 1926 Conover, Frank J...... 1988-89-90 Curtis, Harry A...... 1903-04 Duckett, Nathaniel H...... 1962-63-64 Fisher, Raymond M...... 1910 Goldstein, Larry J...... 1974 Conron, Robert ...... 1944 Custis, Bernard E...... 1948-49-50 Dudley, John H...... 1907-08 Fisher, Olando R...... 2010-11 Goodman, Howard E...... 1970-71 Consentino, Rudolph ...... 1944 Custis, Jamal ...... 2014 Dudley, Richard S...... 1937-38-39 Fisher, W. Claude ...... 1905-06-07-08 Goodrich, E. Fargo ...... 1930 (Mgr.) Constantine, Irving ...... 1928-29 Cusumano, Leonardo ...... 2001-02-03 Dumas, Jameel A...... 2000-01-02-03 Fitzgerald, William P...... 1961 Goodwill, James B...... 1976-77-78-80 Conti, Edward P...... 1962-63 Cutler IV, Carl W...... 2009-12 Dumoe, Joseph M...... 1915 Fitzgibbons, Dennis M...... 1965-66-67 Goodwin, Clarence N...... 1891-93 (Mgr.) Conway, John ...... Czekala, Adolph ...... 1942 Dunkin, Douglas M...... 1997-98 Fivaz, William F...... 1922-23-24 Goodwin, Clinton E...... 1897-98-99-1900 Cook, Charles F...... 1925-26 Dunlap, Samuel ...... 1942 Flaherty, Jake D...... 2005-06-07-08 Gorecki, John ...... 1935-36-37 Cook, Harry L...... 1937 D Dunlop, George B...... 1930 (Mgr.) Flaherty, Todd D...... 1969 Gorzalski, James ...... 1982-83-84 Cook, Samuel H...... Dailey, John E...... 1964 Dunn, Roderick ...... Flanagan, Donald F...... 1924-26 Gould, Spencer ...... 1943 (Mgr.) Coon, Albert C...... 1900 (Mgr.) Dalrymple, Melvin I...... 1972-73 Flannery, J. Gordon ...... 1916-17 Gouseff, Alexander ...... 1966 Cooper, George ...... 1935 (Mgr.) Damon, Albert H...... 1943 (Mgr.) E Flannery, John J...... 1987-88-89-90 Grabosky, H. Eugene ...... 1959 Cooper, Walter J...... 1900 Daniel, Darryl L...... 1996-97-98 Durand, Ryan J...... 2005-06-07-08 Fleck, Robert R...... 1951-52-53 Grader, George ...... 1933 Cordisco, Ralph ...... 1940-41 Daniels, James E...... 1972 During, William J...... 1967 Flemming, Adrian Q...... 2010-11-14 Graham, Dorian J...... 2008-10-11 Cordy, Antwan ...... 2014 Daniels, Wesley ...... 1944 (Mgr.) Durston, Edward ...... 1897 Flournory, Henry ...... 1987 Graham, William H...... 1929 (Mgr.) Corley, Derrick ...... 1997-98-99 Danigelis, Dean ...... 1956-57-58 Dutterer, Marlan I...... 1963 Fogarty, Daniel C...... 1956-57-58 Grainge, Clarence R...... 1922 Cornelius, Alvin...... 2013-14 Danish, Jeffrey J...... 1995-96-97 Dye, Lester H...... 1939-40-41 Fogg, Preston D...... 1909-10-11 Gramlich Jr., J.E...... 1933 Cornish, Lorenzo D...... 1900-01 (Mgr.) Dantley, Cameron M...... 2007-08-09 Dziekonski, Joseph A...... 1964-65 Foley, James E...... 1923-24-25 Grant, R. Stephen ...... 1965 Cornwell, Ruland ...... 1922 (Mgr.) D’Antino, Angelo ...... 1935 Easter, Kylia ...... 1992 (Mgr.) Foley, James R...... 1947-48-49 Grant, Ulysses G...... 1893-94-95 Coslett, Mark A...... 1975 Darby Jr., Samuel E...... 1912 Easterly, Richard B...... 1959-60-61 Fontenette, Andre G...... 2003-04 Graves, Marvin P...... 1990-91-92-93 Costello, Henry D...... 1896-98-1900 Darby, Walter A...... 1908-09-10 Eastwood, Robert ...... 1983 Ford, Willie H...... 1998-99-2000-01 Graziano, Louis R...... 1977 Costello, William J...... 1900 Dar Dar, Kirby D...... 1991-92-93-94 Eberly, Sean ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Fornal, Charles ...... 1946 Greco, Matthew D...... 1989-90-91-92 Cottrell, Dana R...... 1993-94-95-96 DaRin, James A...... 1976 Echert, Joseph ...... 1974 Forsyth, Charles B...... 1913-14 Green, Jacob ...... 2013 Coughlin, Thomas ...... 1965-66-67 Darius, Donovin L...... 1994-95-96-97 Edsall, Randy ...... 1979 Foster, Fred F...... 1920-21 Green, Timothy J...... 1982-83-84-85 Coulter, James A...... 1905 Darlinton, Brandon K...... 2005-06 Ehde, Mark R...... 1982 Foster, Kyle L...... 2011 Greene, Floyd S...... 1948-49 Coulter, J.F...... Darnell Jr., William J...... 2002 Ehrmann, Joseph C...... 1969-70-72 Fox, Edwin ...... 1941-42 Greene, George ...... 1946 Coulter, J. Harvey ...... Darr, Richard L...... 1955 Eisner, Jason ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Fox, James ...... 1983-84-85-86 Greene, Jason O...... 2003-04-05 Coulter, Stanley ...... 1904 Daugherty, Hugh H...... 1937-38-39 Ellert, George A...... 1929-30-31 Foy Jr., Ivan ...... 2012-13-14 Greene, Kevin D...... 1989-90 Coupe, Dennis A...... 1970-71 Davis, Arthur E...... 1900 Elliott, David ...... 1973 (Mgr.) Francovitch, George M...... 1959-60-61 Greene, Kevin J...... 1988 Courtney, Gerald ...... 1939-40-41 Davis, Christopher H...... 1983 Elliott, Harris A...... 1963-64-65 Frank, Harry A...... 1929-30-31 Greenwood, Morlon, O...... 1997-98-99-2000 Covington, Jaime ...... 1981-82-83-84 Davis, Christopher M...... 2000-01-02 Ellis Jr., Lawrence R...... 1942-46-47 Franklin, Stephen D...... 2003-04-05 Greer, Alain ...... 1987 Cowell, Robert ...... 1920 Davis, Donte J...... 2006-08-09 Ellsworth, Cyrus J...... 1993-94-95 Franklin, Zaire ...... 2014 Grefe, Frederick E...... 1934 (Mgr.) Cox, Brian ...... 1998 (Mgr.) Davis, Dowayne D...... 2005-06-07 Emerich, Jason ...... 2013-14 Frase, Paul ...... 1984-85-86-87 Gregory, Stephen ...... 2002-03-04-05 Cramer, Arthur R...... 1929-30-31 Davis, Dyshawn D...... 2011-12-13-14 Endieveri, Anthony ...... 1960 Frawley, Joseph ...... 1927 Gregory, Theodore ...... 1984-85-86-87 148 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Greibus, Vito ...... 1949-50-51 Hensley, Gordon H...... 1948-49-50 Jaso, Michael ...... 1950-52 Griffin, Robin L...... 1970-71 Henward, Howard B...... 1928-29 Jenkins, Carl ...... 1986 Griffith, C.B...... 1904 (Mgr.) Herbert, Harry ...... 1920-21 Jenkins, James ...... 1974 Griffith, John T...... 1936 Herlan, J. Scott ...... 1967 Jenkins, Kenneth ...... 1986 Grimes, Roland ...... 1983-84-85 Herlihy, John P...... 1947-48-49 Jenkins, Plez A...... 2004-05-06-07 Groatt, George G...... 1891 Hermanowski, Thomas A...... 1967-68-69 Jensen, Matthew ...... 2004 (Mgr.) Gromniak, David ...... 1984 Herrod, Donta S...... 2005-06-07 Jerome, James L...... 1973-74-75 Gronkowski, Gordon D...... 1977-80-81 Hershey, Gerald C...... 1956-57-58 Jewell, Charles J...... 1894-95-96 Groppe, Robert ...... 1986-87 (Mgr.) Hess, Linwood F...... 1974-75 Jilleba, Christopher ...... 1979-80 Gross, Robert W...... 1992 Hickenberry, R.N...... 1899 Johnson, A. Kyle ...... 1999-01 Grossman, Daniel ...... 1944-45 Hickey, Sean M...... 2012-13-14 Johnson, Antonio D...... 1991-92 Grossman, William ...... 1939-40-41 Hilfinger, Martin F...... 1911-12-13 Johnson, Carl S...... 1940 Grosvenor, J. Robert ...... 1991-92-93 Hilfinger, Robert ...... 1944 Johnson, Charles A...... 2000-01 Grubbs, James E...... 1975 Hill, Shelby J...... 1990-91-92-93 Johnson, David L...... 1968 Gulley, Prince-Tyson ...... 2010-12-13-14 Hill, William ...... 1985 Johnson, Isaiah ...... 2013-14 Grzibowski, Joseph K...... 1947-48-49 Hilliard, L. Frederick ...... 1959 Johnson, Kevin L...... 1996-97-98 Gubitosa, Louis ...... 1967-68-70 Hillyer, J. Blake ...... 1889-90 Johnson, Louis I...... 1913-14 Gugino, Frank J...... 1927 Hinkey, Benjamin ...... 1908 Johnson, Murray W...... 1966 Gulde, Russell M...... 1916-17-19-20 Hinkle, Jack ...... 1937-38-39 Johnson, R. Sherwood ...... 1932-33-34 Gulick, Bertrand L...... 1918-19-20-21 Hinton, Cedric S...... 1978-79-80 Johnson, Robert ...... 1995 Gutzman, Albert F...... 1931 Hnat, Robert J...... 1961-62-63 Johnson, Rodney R...... 1990 Gyetvay, Michael D...... 1977-78-81 Hoag, Bruce ...... 1957-58-59 (Mgr.) Johnson, Samuel G...... 1951-52-53 Hobby, Ron ...... 1981-82-83-84 Johnson, Stanley E...... 1938 H Hobson, Edward A...... 1992-93-94 Johnson, Theodore R...... 1914-15 Habel, Eric W...... 1977 (Mgr.) Hocevar, Howard A...... 1970 Johnston, Daryl P...... 1985-86-87-88 Hackett, Marcus ...... 1980-82-83 Hodge, W. David ...... 1976 Joline Jr., Ralph P...... 1980-81-82 Hadjis, Constantine ...... 1951-52-53 Hodge, Marquez ...... 2013-14 Jones III, Arthur W...... 2007-08-09 Hagerty, Francis J...... 1979 Hodge, William B...... 1889-90 Jones, Chandler J...... 2009-10-11 Haight, Clifford L...... 1905 (Mgr.) Hodges, G. Joseph ...... 1978-79 Jones, E. Raymond ...... 1925-26 Hale, Matthew R...... 2006 Hodgin, Rush ...... 1988 Jones, Kareem ...... 2005-06 Arthur Jones led the Orange defense from 2007 to 2009 Haley, Charles T...... 1935 Hoffman, Mark ...... 1952 Jones, Jack C...... 1966-67 Hall, Jason ...... 1996 Hoffman, William T...... 1937-38-39 Jones, Jared M...... 2001-02-03-04 before taking his talent to the NFL. Hall, Jerome ...... 1984-85 Hoffower, Paul M...... 1957 Jones, Lawrence J...... 1963 Hallahan, Phillip ...... 2002 (Mgr.) Hogue, Douglas K...... 2007-08-09-10 Jones, Marvin L...... 1974-75-76-77 Kirkland, Josh A...... 2013-14 Lasse, Richard S...... 1955-56-57 Halsey, William Mcd. ... 1898-99-1900-01 Hohensee, David S...... 2001 Jones, Michael L...... 1975-76-77-78 Kirkpatrick, W.D...... 1909 LaVigne, Shane ...... 2001 Hambleton, Brian E...... 1971-72-73 Holmes, David R...... 1985-87-88 Jones, Michael S...... 2009 Kish, Nicholas W...... 1965-66 Lawrence, Gregory D...... 1973-75 Hamblin, Frank M...... 1891 Holmes, Michael Q...... 2007-08-09-10 Jones, R. Antonio ...... 1991-92-93-94 Kittle, Walter ...... 1944 LeBaron, Brian P...... 1989-90 Hamilton, John A...... 1889-90 Hollis, John ...... 1928-29-30 Jones, Tebucky S...... 1995-96-97 Kiviat, Jack ...... 1956 Leberman, Robert W...... 1952-53 Hamilton, Lloyd A...... Holman, Theodore W...... 1946 Jontos, Edward S...... 1933-35 Klaus, Matthew A...... 1997-98-99 Ledger, James R...... 1994-95 Hammond, Ian W...... 2006-07 Holtzman, Mark P...... 2000-01 Jones, Zian ...... 2012-13 Kleinback, Dennis K...... 1967-69 Lee Jr., Charles A...... 1924-25-26 Hand, Christopher ...... 1980-81-82 Holzworth, John ...... 1953 (Mgr.) Jordon, Allan L...... 1892-93 Kmetz, Michael ...... 1984-85-86 Lee, Marcus A...... 1991-92-93 Haney, Oliver J...... 2009-11 Homer, William ...... 1998 (Mgr.) Joseph, Dwayne ...... 1990-91-92-93 Knapp, A. Blair ...... 1925 (Mgr.) Lee, W. David ...... 1982-83-84-85 Hanoian, Gregory A...... 2003-04 Hooper, George ...... 1937-38-39 Joslin, Steven J...... 1970-71-73 Knapp, Kyle D...... 2013 Lemon, Alec ...... 2009-10-11-12 Handler, Alvin ...... 1936-37-38 Hoople, Howard C...... 1917-18-19-20 Josselyn, Baxter S...... 1948-49 Knauff, Jeffrey ...... 1984 Leo, Maximilian L. E...... 2008-09-10 Hanners, George W...... 1903 Hoople, Theodore ...... 1946 Joy, Louis F...... 1891 Knox, William T...... 1968 Lehr, Thomas ...... 1949-50-51 Hannigan, Huqgh J...... 1916 (Mgr.) Hoornbeck, Christopher R...... 1971-72 Justice, James ...... 1973 Kobakof, Kosta ...... 1974 Leible, James ...... 1985-86 Hanson, Scott R...... 1992 Hopkins, Eugene ...... 1939-40 Koban, Edward G...... 1980-81-82-83 Lelli, Robert L...... 1961-62 Hanson, Victor ...... 1924-25-26 Hopkins, L. Jeffrey ...... 1971-72 K Kobena, Jeremiah J...... 2011-12-13-14 LeMessurier, James T...... 1966-67 Hares, George S.G...... 1905 Hordines, John ...... 1932-33 Kallet, A. Harry ...... 1909-10-11 Kokinis, George J...... 1970 Lemon, Terrell ...... 2006 Harmon, John C...... 1963 Horne-Murdock, Jeremy ...... 2006 Kaloyanides, Erik J...... 2000-01-02 Kokosky, Richard ...... 1968-69-70 Lemieux, Norman C...... 1959-60 Harned, Harry ...... Horr, Marquis F. (Bill) ...... 1905-06-07-08 Kaminski, David ...... 1981-83-84 Koleser, Robert B...... 1949-50-51 Leonik, Stanley P...... 1956 Harrell, Wm. Alexander ...... 1940 Houle, Paul G...... 1962-63-64 Kane, Edward T...... 1935-37 Kollar, Kenneth J...... 1977-78-79-80 Lepak, Nicholas J...... 2008-10-11 Harris, Adam N...... 2010-11 Houseknecht, Clarence ...... 1905 Kane, John F...... 1936 Konrad, Robert L...... 1995-96-97-98 Lessard, Peter ...... 1950-51-52 Harris, Jose A...... 2002 Howard, Brian ...... 1960-61-62 Kane, Thomas ...... 1985-86-87 Kontrabecki, George A...... 1965 Levay, Sidney ...... 1924 Harris, Kenneth M...... Howard, Ryan ...... 2007-08 Kanya, Albert J...... 1928-29-30 Kopp, Hyman ...... 1927 Leverette, Kwazeon B...... 2000-01 Harris, Quentin H...... 1998-99-2000-01 Howell, John T...... 1960 Kapalanga, Arthur ...... 2005-06-07 Kopko, Kevin ...... 2005 Levy, Harvey S...... 1924-25-26 Harris, Shadeed A...... 2006 Hoyt, Chester J...... 1889-90 Karcich, Anthony ...... 1968 Korch, Michael G...... 1931-32 Lewis, Aaron W...... 1997-2000 Harris, Tommy ...... 2004-05 Hoyt, Gordon W...... 1889-90 Karilivacz, Carl ...... 1950-51-52 Kornbluth, Arthur ...... 1931 (Mgr.) Lewis, Andrew Jr...... 2007-08-09-10 Harrison, Marvin D...... 1992-93-94-95 Hueber, Brian V...... 1916-17 Kartalian, George ...... 1951 Kosanovich, Peter ...... 1966 Lewis, Benjamin M...... 2013-14 Harshbarger, Hubert ...... 1952 Hueber, Joseph L...... 1921 (Mgr.) Kasmer, Todd A...... 1991 Kose, Tombe ...... 2010-11 Lewis, Grant W...... 1927-28-29 Hart, John ...... 1907 Huettner, Henry J...... 1961-62-63 Katz, Derek ...... 2010 Koski, Michael A...... 1962-63-65 Liang, H. Henry ...... 2000 (Mgr.) Hart, Robert B...... 1958-59-60 Humphreys, John H...... 1961-62-63 Kaufmann, Peter ...... 1981-82 Kotz, Harold ...... Lichtenstein, Ryan ...... 2009-10-12 Hartman, Dennis J...... 1977-78-79-80 Hunt, Terrel...... 2013-14 Keegan, Kevin ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Kowalewski, Joseph ...... 2003-04-05 Light, Charles W...... 1965-66 Hartman, Harry H...... 1908-09-10 Hunter, G. William ...... 1962-63-64 Keiffer, Edward ...... 1958 Kozik, Benjamin J...... 2001 Lipes, Myron D...... 1897 Hartwood, John ...... Hunter, William J...... 2000-01-02 Kellogg, William ...... 1920-21-22 Kranack, Peter ...... 1947-48-49 Lisi, Todd ...... 2004 Harwood, Oliver K...... 1903-04-05-06 Hurley Jr., William J...... 1975-76-77-79 Kelly, Darius ...... 2013-14 Krautman, Ricky T...... 2005 Little, Floyd D...... 1964-65-66 Harvey, Warren S...... 1976-77-78-79 Hustis, Jefferds ...... 1944-45 Kelly, Patrick ...... 1986-87 Krautman, Ross J...... 2010-11-12-13 Livshin, Norman ...... 1916-17 Haskins Jr., William ...... 1949-50-51 Huycke, Harold D...... 1915 Kennedy, Darryl ...... 2003 Krivak, Joseph J...... 1954-55-56 Lloyd, Richard ...... 1928 (Mgr.) Hastings, George ...... 1905 (Mgr.) Kennedy, Francis A...... 1931-32 Krok, John T...... 1964-65-66 Lobdell, Lavar D...... 2006-07-08-09 Hatalsky, Lawrence ...... 1971 I Kerchman, John ...... 1942-46 Krout, Charles W...... 1936 Lobon, John ...... 1971 Haviland, Clarence F...... 1894-95 Iannicello, Louis ...... 1956 Kernaklian, Paul ...... 1952-53-54 Kruse, Russell M...... 1969 Loeb, Louis C...... 2010-11-12-13 Hawkes, Brice S...... 2010 Ingraham, Edgar B...... 1911 (Mgr.) Kernan, James J...... 1974 Kubilius, Theodore J...... 1947-48-49 Lombardi, Thomas A...... 1930-31-32 Hawkins, DeShawn A...... 1976-77 Ingram, Christopher B. .... 1985-86-87-88 Kessler, George W...... 1892-93 Kuczala, Ferdinand A...... 1955-56-57 Lombel, Karl A...... 1970-71 Hawkins, Garland A...... 1989-90-91-92 Ishman, Brian K...... 1976-78-79 Kiernan, Scott W...... 1995-96-97-98 Kuhns, Marshall ...... 1973 Long, AJ ...... 2014 Hawkins, Kenneth J...... 1989-91 Ishmael, Steve ...... 2014 Kiles, James J...... 1974 Kukowski, Theodore ...... 1953 Long Jr., Robert M...... 2007-08-09-10 Hay, Michael C...... 2010-11 Ismail, Qadry R...... 1989-90-91-92 Kilgore, Emerson L...... 1998-2000 Kyasky, Anthony J...... 1966-67-68 Longauer, Earl J...... 1964 Hayes, Alexander ...... 2014 Isseks, Abram ...... 1934-35-36 Killorin, Patrick M...... 1963-64-65 Longley, James G...... 1971-72-73 Hazelton, Robert ...... Kilpatrick, Gerald ...... 1978-79-80-81 L Loomis, Leigh ...... J Loskamp, Alvin ...... Hazzan, Anthony A...... 1978-79-80-81 Kimble, Mitch ...... 2014 Laaksonen, Donald C...... 1953-54-55 Loucks, Glenn D...... 1928-29 Heald, Robert ...... 1939-40-41 Jackson, Chester ...... 1928 Kimmel, James L...... 1980-82-83-84 LaBarge, Howard ...... 1936 Lowe, Jeffrey D...... 1997-98-99 Healey, Daniel ...... 1966 Jackson, Ernest E...... 1957-58 Kimmel, Jared P...... 2007-08-09 LaCaille, DeAndre ...... 2004-05 Lowery, Jarel ...... 2011 Healey, Harvey J...... 1954-55 Jackson, Ion A...... 1892-93 Kimmel, Jerry M...... 1982-83-84-85 LaCasse, Ryan J...... 2002-03-04-05 Lowry, Raymond D...... 1889-90-91 Heater, William ...... 1937-38-39 Jackson, Karlos D...... 1991-93 Kinds, Jamont L...... 1997 Laffey, James T...... 1961 Lowther, Edgar A...... 1901 Heath, Bruce E...... 1966 Jackson, Maurice P...... 1998-2000-01 Kinder Jr., John F...... 2013 Lachowicz, Theodore A...... 1969-70-71 Luciano, Ronald M...... 1956-57-58 Heck Jr., Charles C...... 1959-60 Jackson, Richard E...... 1955 King, Bernard ...... 1982-83-84 Lake, Rush W...... 1894-95-96 Lucier, H. John ...... 1919 Heck Sr., Charles C...... 1925 Jackson, Tanard ...... 2004-05-06 King, David A...... 1970-71-72 Lally, John ...... 1979-80-81 Ludington, George W...... 1912 Hedgepeth, Bernard ...... 1982-83 Jackson, Zachary N...... 1975 King, David T...... 1972-73 Lamey, James ...... 1959-60 Lufkin, Mark ...... 1999 (Mgr.) Hedges, Charles W...... 1923 Jacobs, David J...... 1975-76-77-78 King, Donald A...... 1960-61-62 Lane, Joseph T...... 1902-03 Lundberg, Arthur H...... 1922 Heer, Charles ...... 1937-38 Jagiello, Kenneth ...... 1982 King, Larry E...... 1974-75-76-77 Lane, Timothy ...... 2004-05-06 Lupo, William ...... 1949-50-51 Heers, Erwin A...... 1920-21-22 Jajuga, Walter M...... 1964-66 King, Richard K...... 1962-63-64 Lang, Fred J...... 1978-79 Lurie, Arnold D...... 1947 Heffernan, Brian ...... 1981 Jakowenko, George ...... 1968-69-70 King, Sheldon B...... 2001 Langenheim, Scott P...... 1992 Lusardi, John A...... 1990-91 Heller, Scott ...... 2003 (Mgr.) James, William ...... 1974 Kingsley, Grover C...... 1913-14 Lapham, David A...... 1971-72-73 Lyn, Keondrick L...... 2010-11-12-13 Helmstetter, Eliga E...... 1912 (Mgr.) Jamieson, John A...... 1935-36-37 Kinley, John W...... 1977-78-79 Lapinski, David J...... 1989-90 Lynch, Brian ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Hemingway, Stanton ...... 1934-35-36 Januszkiewicz, Martin W...... 1970-71-72 Kinner, Hiram L...... 1894-95 LaPorta, Luke ...... 1945 Lynch, Cameron E...... 2011-12-13-14 Hemsley, Nathaniel R...... 1993-94-95-96 Jappe, Paul E...... 1921-22-23 Kinney, Thomas J...... 1939-40-41 Laputka, David R...... 1972-73 Lynch, John ...... 1905 Henderson, Harvey N. . 1899-1900-01-02 Jarosz, Raymond J...... 1969-70-71 Kinnon, Duane D...... 1988-89-90 Larkin, E.M...... 1907 Lyon, James ...... 1904 Henehan, John J...... 1974 Jarrett, James W...... 2012 Kinsey, Kenneth J...... 1973-74 Lasker, Michael ...... 2013-14 Henningsen, Peter L...... 1959-60 Jarzynski, Gregory ...... 1983 Kirouac, Charles A...... 1976-77-79 Lyon, J. Fred ...... 1896-97 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 149 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Meehan, John F...... 1915-16-17 Murray, Eugene W...... 1894-95 Parker, Edward L...... 1894 Meehan, Robert ...... 1962-63 Murry, James ...... 1921 Parker, H. Wallace ...... 1919-20 Meggyesy, David H...... 1960-61-62 Mustard, David E...... 1964-65-66 (Mgr.) Parker, Otto D...... 1903-04 Meeker, Howard ...... 1930 Myers, George H...... Parks, Christopher ...... 1988 Meier, Fred J...... 1958 Myers, Thomas P...... 1969-70-71 Parris, Joshua...... 2013-14 Meisel, Max R...... 2006-07 Parrish, Frank C...... 1966-67 Meisner, William L...... 1914 N Parrish, Jason B...... 1898-99-1900-01 Meldrum, Jonathan W...... 2007-08-09 Nance, James S...... 1962-63-64 Paskevich, Anthony ...... 1938-39 Mele, Michael ...... 2007-08 Narsavage, David ...... 1967 (Mgr.) Patkochis, Bradley C...... 1995-96-97 Mendell, Irving ...... 1925 Nash, Phillip L...... 1995-96-97-98 Patkochis, Charles A...... 1962 Merkel, Victor E...... 1944-47-48-49 Nassib, Joe A...... 2011-12-13-14 Patten, Haden A...... 1897-98-99-1900 Merkerson, Da’mon T...... 2007-08-09-10 Nassib, Ryan P...... 2009-10-11-12 Patterson, Jacob T...... 1927 Merriman, Keith N...... 1974-75 Navaroli, Michael ...... 1981 Patterson, John ...... 1975-76-77-78 Merz, Henry ...... 1933-34 Neary, Michael P...... 1958-59 Patterson, Perry ...... 2004-05-06 Messano, Charles S...... 2000 Negroni, George E...... Paul, Alexander E...... 1947 Meyer, George F...... 1910 Nesheiwat, Jawad M...... 2006-07 Paul, Markus D...... 1985-86-87-88 Meyers Jr., George W...... 1994-95-96 Nett, Joseph M...... 1980-81-82 Paulus, Gregory ...... 2009 Meyers, William ...... 1961 Nettelbladt, Paul R...... 1965-66 Peach, Stephen M...... 1982 Meyers, William L...... 1914 Neubert, Paul ...... 1931 Perlstein, Maurice C...... 1936-37 Michael, Norman ...... 1941-42 Neugebauer, Gary ...... 1978-79-80 Peckelis, Joseph W...... 1972 Michaelidis, John P...... 1995-96 Neumann, Theodore J ...... 2004-05 Pellegrini, Gerald ...... 1942-46 Michell, Willis ...... 1899 Nevins, Marshall S...... 1932-33-34 Pembleton, John G...... 1901 Micho, William G...... 1958 Newberry, Claude H...... 1915 Pena, Daniel A...... 2008 Mickey, LeRoy ...... Newman, Laurence S...... 1977-78 Pendock, William J...... 1980-81-82-83 Miller, Burr C...... 1890-91 Newman Jr., W.A...... 1927-28 Penny, Kenneth E...... 1928 Miller, John D...... 1973 Newsome II, Eugene ...... 2006-07 Pennypacker, Harvey A...... 1994-95-96 Miller Jr., John W...... 2013-14 Newton, Al ...... 1968-69 Peppel, Larry E...... 1964 Miller, Richard ...... 1983-84 Newton, Lewis W...... 1929-30-31 Pepper, M. James ...... 1947-48-49 Mills, Jason A...... 1995 Nicoletti, Eugene ...... 1970-71 (Mgr.) Percey, Robert ...... 1942 Mills, Raymond R...... 1972-73 Nicollello, Louis ...... 1928 Perkins, Anthony J...... 2007-08-09-10 Mingo, Thomas S...... 1961-62 Nichols, John J...... 1958-59-60 Perkins, Charles R...... 1951-52-53-54 Minko, Michael ...... 1958 Nieves, Robert ...... 2010 Perkins, Francis W...... Minsavage, Joseph ...... 1934-35-36 Nilsen, John M...... 1991 Perkins, William ...... 1935-36-37 Minter, Maurice B...... 2000-01 Noble, James E...... 1921-23-24 Perrault, George ...... 1933-34-35 Mirabito, Frederick B...... 1949 Nolan, James ...... 1934-35-36 Perrin, Walter ...... 1918-19 Mirabito, Salvatore ...... 1940-41-42 Nolletti, Natasha ...... 1990 (Mgr.) Perry, Joseph ...... 1950-51-52 passed for more than 2,000 yards in 1988. He Mitch, Robert L...... 1973-74-75 Norley, Todd ...... 1982-83-84-85 Perry, William ...... 1942 guided the team to a 10-2 record and a victory over LSU in Mitchell, Elon C...... 2008 Norton, Larry ...... 2007 Perry, William H...... 1889 Mitchell, Kevin D...... 1990-91-92-93 Petchel, Robert G...... 1972-73-74 the Hall of Fame Bowl. Norton, Ryan F...... 2012-13-14 Mitchell, Robert ...... 1963 Novak, Stephen J...... 1959 Peters, Howard ...... 1937 Mohl, David ...... 1992 (Mgr.) Novek, Joseph G...... 1928-29 Pettijohn, Maynard C...... 1998-99-2000 Martin, Troy D...... 1990 Moll, William J...... 1953 Novotny, Harry ...... 1935-36 Pfeifer, Rudolph ...... 1936-37 M Marvil, C. Burns ...... 1937 Monk, J. Arthur ...... 1976-77-78-79 Nowak, Walter ...... 1924 Phelps, Deforest F...... 1902 (Mgr.) Mabie, Roger ...... 1939 (Mgr.) Marvin, Charles W...... 1889-90 Montemorra, M. Anthony ...... 1990-91 Nowicki, Edwin M...... 1966-67-68 Philcox, Todd S...... 1987-88 Mace, Richard L...... 1948-49 Masci, Leonard V...... 1970-71-72 Montgomery, James A...... 1940 Noxon, James A...... Philips, Ervin ...... 2014 Machemer, Frederick E...... 1931 Mason, Donald ...... 1946 Moody, Keith M...... 1972-74-75 Nunes, Troy P...... 1999-2000-01-02 Phillips, Andrew P...... 2010-11-12 Machosky, Stanley ...... 1930-31-32 Mason, Kevin M...... 1992-93-94 Mooney, Harold ...... 1927 Nussbaum, Harry E...... 1947-48-49 Phillips, Dalton B...... 2008-09 MacKenzie, Donald ...... 1918 Massis, John J...... 1967-68-69 Moore, Daniel L...... 1959 Phillips, Edward J...... 1970 MacKenzie, E. Hillyer ...... 1918 (Mgr.) Matteo, Francis P...... 1918 Moore, Earl K...... 1901-02-03 O Phillips, Jon ...... 1960 (Mgr.) Mackey, Jerry ...... 2004-05-06 Matichak, Thomas ...... 1978-79 Moore, George O...... 1937 Obst, Henry ...... 1928-29-30 Pickett, Robert M...... 1974 Mackey, John ...... 1960-61-62 Matthews, David B...... 1897 Moore, Glenn ...... 1980-81-82 O’Connell, David J...... 1914-15 Picucci, Brian J...... 1991-92-93 MacLean, Bruce A...... 1948-49 Mautino, Frederick J...... 1958-59-60 Moore, Kendall ...... 2013-14 O’Connell, J.H...... 1891 Pidgeon, Timothy ...... 1983-84-85-86 MacPherson, Richard A. .. 2010-11-12-13 Mautino, Louis A...... 1957-60 Moore, Robert S...... 1987-88-89 O’Connor, Charles J...... 1928 Pierce-Brewster, Markus ...... 2012 MacLeod, Michael ...... 1974 Mayes, George A...... 2008-09-10 Moore, Thomas E...... 1963 (Mgr.) O’Connor, Sean A...... 1998-99-2000-01 Pierson, Frederick T...... 1892-94 MacRae, Evander G...... 1921-22-23 Mazejko, Francis R...... 1941 Moran, Joseph E...... 1930-31-32 Oday, Harry A...... 1894-95-96-97 Pieto, Roger A...... 1962 MacWilliams, John J...... 1919-20 (Mgr.) Mazurek, James L...... 1961-62-63 Moran, Patrick ...... 2003 (Mgr.) O’Donnell, Charles W...... 1891 Pietryka, Peter J...... 1968 Maddox, Greg Deon ...... 1994-95-96 McAndrews, James ...... 1979-80-81 Morant, Johnnie E...... 2001-02-03 O’Donnell, John H...... 1905 Pietruszka, Walt H...... 1957 Maddox, William ...... 1968-69 McAulay, Donald ...... 1983-84-85 Mordue, Norman ...... 1964 O’Donnell, William J...... 1998-99 Pilon, Jeff T...... 1997-98-99 Madison, II, Carroll V...... 2005-06-07 McBride, John F...... 1922-23-24 Moresco, Timothy J...... 1973-74-75-76 Oehler, Philip A...... Pilon, Marc R...... 1998 Magee, Donald D...... 1973-74-75-76 McCall, Marvin ...... 2006-07 Moretti, Anthony ...... 1991 (Mgr.) O’Hara, Kevin ...... 1978 Pina, Doug ...... 1983-85-86 Magers, Norman P...... 1965 McCard, David C...... 1967-68-69 Morgan, Cody M...... 2010 Ojinnaka, Quinn ...... 2004-05 Pinder, Thomas F...... 1910 Magoon, Herbert A...... 1903-04-05 McCard, Howard A...... 1964-65 Morgan, Dulayne ...... 1994-95-96-97 O’Leary, Terrence J...... 1976-77-78 Piper, Charles B...... 1899 Mahle, Walley W...... 1962-63-64 McCarrell, Zachary A...... 2012-13 Morgan, Henry L...... 1892-93 Olenik, George ...... 1953 Piro, Henry W...... 1938-39-40 Mahley, Gordon H...... 1924 McCarthy, Ryan ...... 2006 (Mgr.) Morgan, Robert E...... 1964 Olson, Harold V...... 1921 Piro, John ...... 1945 Maines, Thomas L...... 1940-41-42 McClain, Jameel L...... 2005-06-07 Morgan, Thomas W...... 1972-73-74 O’Neil, Frank H...... 1902-03 Pirro, Thomas S...... 1976 Maister, Michael W...... 1925 McClain, Maurice J...... 1999-2000-01-02 Morgan, Wayne ...... 2012-13 O’Neil, Harry ...... 1949 Planck, Emerson ...... Malcovic, Stephen ...... 1936-37 McClelland, Lester C...... 1952-53 Morgis, Dennis ...... 1980 O’Neil, Kevin E...... 1997-98-99 Planer, Charles K...... 1968 Malik, Edward C...... 1936 McCollom, John ...... 1978-79-80-81 Morison, Arthur ...... 1936-37-38 O’Neill, Patrick J...... 1990-91-92-93 Plato, Jonathan ...... 2004 Maljovec, Benjamin J...... 2005-06-07-08 McConnell, Arden J...... 1944-46-47 Morris, Eric ...... 2011-13 Opalenski, Justin D...... 2005 Podraza, James D...... 1954-55-56 Malone, John M...... 1916-17-19 McCoy, Reggie Q...... 2005 Morris II, George ...... 2013-14 O’Rourke, Patrick J...... 1991 Poles, Jason A...... 1997-98 Mambuca, Frank B...... 1959 McCullough, Willie J...... 1976-77-78 Morris, Horace W...... 1946-47-48-49 Oliver, Latroy I...... 1999-2000-01-02 Pollard, Julian R...... 2002-03-04 Mammosser, W.H...... 1933-34-35 McCummings, Gary L...... 1988-89-90 Morris, Joseph E...... 1978-79-80-81 Orzehoswki, Joseph ...... 1954 Pollino Jr., Joseph A...... 1955 Manchester, W.B...... 1896 McCutcheon, Otto E...... 1896 Morris, Larry ...... 1982-83-84 Orzolek, Mark S...... 1975 Pomeroy, Gay ...... 1962 (Mgr.) Manderino, John ...... 1946 McDonald, Edward T...... 1974 Morris, Leland A...... 1940-41-42 Osborne, Naboth ...... 1893-94-95 Ponds, Antwaune ...... 1994-95-96-97 Mandeville, Kenneth ...... 1978-79-80 McDonald, Mark S...... 1989-90-91 Morris, Michael ...... 1982-83-84 Oster, Richard ...... 2005 Pontera, Frank L...... 1976 Manfredi, Anthony R...... 1972-73 McDonald, Stephen ...... 2005-06 Morris, Myron B...... 1901-02 Outten, Justin R...... 2005-06 Powell, Arthur L...... 1904-05 Mangram, Jeffrey A...... 1985-86-87-88 McDonough, John F...... 1915 Morris, Richard C...... 1958 Owen, Michael L...... 2006-07-08-09 Praetorius, Robert J...... 1975-76 Manley, Graham F...... 1999-2000-01 McElliott, Joseph J...... 1913 Morris, Terry E...... 1994-95-96 Owens, Michael L...... 1987-88-89 Praetorius, Roger H...... 1970-71-72 Mann, Wilfred ...... 1927 McFarlane, Devante ...... 2013-14 Morrissey, Kevin P...... 1973 Oyer, Ronald J...... 1963-64-65 Prather, Peter ...... 1976-77-78 Manning, Glenn E...... 1928-29 McGill, Clarence E...... 1968-69 Morrow, Peter ...... 1942-45 Pratt, Darnell J...... 2008 Manning, Robert ...... 1979-81-82 McGlaughlin, Garrett ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Morton, Richard A...... 1958 P Pratt, John W...... 1913 (Mgr.) Moseley, Walter ...... 1985-86 Preising, Glenn A...... 1956-57 Mantie, Edmund E...... 1965-66-67 McGloster, Jamar ...... 2014 Paddock, A.F...... Moses, Benjamin B...... 1921-23 Prescott, Shelton J...... 1994-95-96 Mare, Olindo ...... 1994-95 McGuire, John ...... 1965 Paddock, Frank E...... 1892-94 Moses, Michael D...... 1962 Preston, Raymond N...... 1972-74-75 Marcellino, Brian ...... 1984 McIntosh, Ian S...... 1996-97-98-99 Page, Ronald L...... 1972-73 Mospaw, Jeffrey G...... 1968 Pritzlaff, James ...... 1967-68-69 Marchiano, John F...... 1972 McIntosh, Kyle D...... 1995-96-97-98 Paglio, John ...... 1961-62-63 Moss, Kevin J...... 1974 Propis, Joseph ...... 1944-45 Marchionne, Nicholas D...... 1967 McKee, Paul ...... 1942-46 Paglio, Raymond J...... 1965 Moss, King J...... Propst, Rudolph W...... 1910-11-12-13 Marcus, Milton ...... 1932 McKenzie, James C...... 2007-08-09 Palmer, Charles L ...... Moss III, Thomas W. (Rice) ... 2005-06-07 Protz, John M...... 1968-69 Marcy, Bert L...... 1903-04-05 McKinnon II, Frederick R...... 2007-08-09 Palmer, Harry J...... 1896-97 Moutenot, Christopher P...... 1968-69-70 Provo, Nicolas A...... 2008-09-10-11 Marinovich, Mikhail D. .... 2008-09-10-11 McLaughlin, Tom ...... 1948-49 Palmer, Omari ...... 2013-14 Mozur, William ...... 1939-41 Provo, Tyler ...... 2014 Markowski, Adam ...... 1937 McMickle, Levi P...... 1903 Paltz, Leslie A...... 1924 Muessig, Lewis ...... 1945 Pruitt, Jonathan A...... 1980-81 Marone, Frank J...... 1980-81 McManus, Timothy J...... 1972 Panczyszyn, Richard C...... 1967-68-69 Muhlbach, Donald L...... 1975 Pruitt, Kellen T...... 2002-03-04-05 Marques, Christopher E...... 1993-94-95 McNabb, Donovan J...... 1995-96-97-98 Pannucci, John P...... 1955 Mulholland, William S...... 1894-95 Pugh, Justin D...... 2010-11-12 Marrone, Douglas ...... 1983-84-85 McNamara, Howard ...... 1926 Paolisso, Paul L...... 1968-70 Mungro, James O. II .... 1998-99-2000-01 Pulaski, Raymond ...... 1938-39 Marrow, Arnold M...... 1950 (Mgr.) McNeeley, Michael A...... 1972-73 Parisi, Louis A...... 1977 Munson, Charles T...... Purdy, Frank L...... 1891 Marsella, Nicholas J...... 1973-74-75 McPhail, Charles ...... 1939-40-41 Park, Ford R...... 1905-06-07 Murphy, Cole ...... 2014 Purdy, Ross C...... 1894-95 Martin, Edward ...... 1894-95-97 McPherson, Donald R...... 1985-86-87 Park, Robert ...... 1902-03-04 Murphy, James M...... 1968-69 Purello, Joseph A...... 1947 Martin, Gerald J...... 1974-75-76-77 Meacham Jr., Carl D...... 1940 (Mgr.) Parker, Darrell ...... 1992-93-94-95 Mead, Frank L...... 1890 Murphy, Richard C...... 1966 150 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Rosella, John A...... 1970-71-72 R Rosen, Richard ...... 1975-76-77 Rackiewicz, Daniel C...... 1960 Rosengrant, Judson ...... 1921 Radivoy, Joseph J...... 1966 Rosner, Adam J...... 2007-08-09-10 Rafferty, John E...... 1973-74 Rosia, Thomas E...... 1966 Rafter, William J...... 1914-15 Ross, Joseph ...... 1981-82 Rahal, Nicholas ...... 1950-51-52 Rossetti, Carlo ...... 1995 Raleigh, Phillip R...... 1973-74 Rotunda, L. Michael ...... 1978-79 Ralph, George T...... 1980 Rotunno, William A...... 1949 (Mgr.) Ramiccio, Peter ...... 2005 Roulin, Brian L...... 1972 Rammi, August W...... 1919 Rouse, Sherman ...... 1890-91 Ramsdell, Willard R...... 1962 Routses, Peter S...... 1966 Randolph, E.E...... 1892-94 Rubin, J. Robert ...... 1903 (Mgr.) Raner, Merton H...... 1962 Ruby, Edward J...... 1923 Ransler, Nicholas ...... 1913-14 Ruccio, Jerry A...... 1966-67-68 Ransom, Richard R...... 1940-41-42 Rudy, Aaron ...... 2012 (Mgr.) Raupers, Shane ...... 2011 Ruff, Guy ...... 1978-79-81 Raymon, John ...... 2013-14 Rugg, Augustus ...... 1923-24-25 Raymond, Adam ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Ruggiero, Franklin D...... 1971 Raymond, Edwin ...... 1927-28 Ruoff, Bernard A...... 1972-73-74 Raymond, James H...... 1969 Russell, Henry F...... 1904-05 Reagan, John D...... 1991-92-93 Russnok, Michael P...... 1997 Reali, Sean P...... 1994-95-96 Rust, Robert E...... 1967-69 Reardon, Edward L...... 1967 Ruth, Harold ...... 1937-38-39 Rebar, David W...... 1993-94-95 Rutherford, Austin G...... 1902-03-04 Rechul, Nikodemus ...... 2008 Rutherford, Walter ...... 1936 Reckmack, Raymond ...... 1934-35-36 Rutstein, Robert ...... 1915 Redington, George O...... 1891 Reddish, Brandon T...... 2011-12-13-14 S Reed, Robert J...... 1935 St. Peter, John P...... 1969 Reed, Rudy L...... 1982-83-84-85 St. Victor, Jose ...... 1974-75-76 Reed, Vincent M...... 1922 Salerno, John F...... 1962-63 Reeve, George H...... 1909-10-11 Sales, Marcus D...... 2008-09-10-12 Regensburger, William ...... 1944-45 Salkin, Aaron ...... 1992 (Mgr.) Reid, Thomas ...... 1985 Sampson, Harold R...... 1901 Reidpath, Charles D...... 1910 Sampson, Kevin M...... 2001-02-03 Reilly, Dennis J...... 1963-64 Sandquist, Timothy M. .... 1988-89-90-91 Reimer, Daniel S...... 1950-51-52 Sanfilippo, Carl C...... 1975 Reimer, Richard L...... 1958-59-60 Sanford, Lloyd N...... 1934 Roy Simmons Sr., a three-year football letterwinner at Syracuse, later became the Orange Reimmer, Ludwig ...... 1999 Santiago, Nicholas A...... 2005-06-07-08 head coach for boxing and lacrosse. He is enshrined in the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Rekstis, Walter J...... 1935-36-37 Santoli, Frank A...... 1961 Remo, Roger ...... 1985-86 Santora, Steve ...... 1982 Shallish, Harry B...... 1926 (Mgr.) Smith, Anthony B...... 2003-04-05 Stedman, Murray S...... Rene, Steven L...... 2011-13 Santos, Franklin ...... 2013 Shanley, Seamus ...... 2013-14 Smith II, Clifton M...... 1999-2000-01-02 Steele, Allen D...... 1892 Resto, Joshue E...... 2000 (Mgr.) Sapienza, David A...... 1985-87-88 Sharp, Jerry A...... 1991-92 Smith, Derrell M...... 2007-08-09-10 Steele, Clifford ...... 1916-17-18 Rettig, David M...... 1975 Sapp, Walter J...... 1971-72 Sharpe, Brandon H...... 2009-10-11-12 Smith, Jerome H...... 2011-12-13 Steen, Gregory K...... 1972-73-74 Revels, Frederick W...... 1892 Sardinia, Thomas M...... 1958 Shaw, Gregory A...... 1993 Smith, Kelvin V...... 2003-04-05-06 Steen, James ...... 1932-33-34 Reyes, Walter H...... 2001-02-03-04 Sarette, David ...... 1959-60-61 Shaw, Lester A...... 1909 Smith, Leonard W...... 1970 Stefanelli, Dominick ...... 1932 Reynolds, C.W.P...... 1905-06-07 Satterfield, Frank ...... 2008 Shaw, William F...... 1925 Smith, Oliver J...... 1911-12 Stefanski, Gary ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Rhodes, Damien L...... 2002-03-04-05 Sauerwein, Robert ...... 1946 Sheedy, James ...... 1986 Smith Jr., R. Calvin ...... 1953-54-55 Steigler, Herbert F...... 1951-52-53 Rhodes, Michael ...... 1946 Sawyer, Herman ...... 1919 Sheeran, Daniel J...... 2007-08 Smith, Roger H...... 1965-66 Stein, Arthur H...... 1905-06-07-08 Ricco, Ricky ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Sawyer, Kenneth L...... 1971-72-73 Shek, William ...... 1939-40 Smith, Tajiddin M...... 2006-07 Steiner, Richard P...... 1970-71-72 Rice, E.G...... 1904 (Mgr.) Saylor, James E...... 1959 Shekitka, Andrew ...... 1946 Smith, Thomas J...... 1961 Stem, Robert P...... 1959-60-61 Rice, F. Seward ...... 1903-04 Scanlon, Richard J...... 2000-01-02-03 Shemin, William ...... 1922 Smith, Thomas S...... 1969 Stenclik, Michael D...... 2007-08-09 Rice, Leon A...... 1906 Schade, Fred F...... 1902-03-04 Sheppard, Lucian H...... 1891 Smith, Vaughn E...... 2000 Stephens, Thomas ...... 1982-83-84 Rich, Robert ...... 1951-52-53-54 Scharr, William P...... 1989 Shimer, Mason C...... 1909 Smith, Walter S...... Stephens, Thomas G...... 1956-57-58 Richards, Frank L...... 1893-94 Scharoun, Jeremy C...... 1973-74 Shor, Alexander B...... 2005 Smith, Wilber F...... 1898-99 Stephenson, Franklin ...... 1904 Richardson, Ronald ...... 1976-78 Schena, Matt ...... 1995 Short, Robyn S...... 2000 (Mgr.) Smith, William H...... 1967-68 Stevens, David ...... 2010-11-12 Richardson, Roy S...... 1890 Schiffner, Robert A...... 1947-48-49 Shreve, James R...... 1948-49-50 Smithson, William B...... 1913-15 Stevens, Warren ...... 1928-29-30 Richardson, Terry J...... 1991-92-93 Schlachter, Chris P...... 1914-15 Shufelt, James V...... 1913-14 Smyrl, Charles J...... 1972-73 Stewart, Robert J...... 1936 Richardson, Thomas V...... 1953-54-55 Schmidlin, Carl E...... 1923 Shramko, Eric ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Snell, Clifford J...... 1997-99-2000 Stimson, James P...... 1904-05-06-07 Richtmeyer, Stanley ...... 1927 Schmidt, Eugene I...... 1941-47 Siano, Michael ...... 1982-83-84-85 Snider, John E...... 1961-62-63 Stock, George J...... 1956-57 Riddle, Alonzo J...... 2001-02 Schmitt, Richard ...... 1973-74 Sickles, Joseph ...... 1978-79 Snyder, Earle D...... 1910 (Mgr.) Stoeppel, Craig S...... 1985-86-87-88 Ridlon, James A...... 1954-55-56 Schoen, Alex ...... 2013 Sidat-Singh, Wilmeth ...... 1937-38 Snyder, Eric J...... 1966 Stonberg, Abraham ...... 1929-30-31 Rigan, Joseph ...... 1938-39-40 Schoenfeld, David ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Sidey, John ...... 1939 Snyder, George L...... 1972 (Mgr.) Stone, Avatus H...... 1950-51 Ringo, James ...... 1950-51-52 Schoonmaker, Robert J...... 1968-70 Sidoni, Anthony T...... 1973 Snyder, Jeremy ...... 2004 Stout, Horace E...... 1889-91 Ringo, Stephen ...... 1956 Schoonover, William ...... 1961-62-63 Sidor, Anthony J...... 1978-79-80 Sobul, Jerald B...... 1961 Strayer, George ...... 1936 Robbins, Howard W...... 1913 Schreck, Edward A...... 1965-66-67 Sikand, Sant S...... 1998 Sofsian, Walter J...... 1961-62-63 Striba, George ...... 1936 Roberts, Melvin ...... 1926 Schultz, Andress ...... 1915 Silvanic, George ...... 1947-48-49 Sokol, Stanley E...... 1961 Strid, Charles H...... 1955-56-57 Robertson, Harold J...... 1916-17-19-20 Schwarzer, Joseph K...... 1916-17-18-19 Simko, Jack ...... 1983-84 Southwick, David ...... 1951 (Mgr.) Stroope, Darrell G...... 1998 Robertson, Miles E...... 1911-12-13 Schwedes, Gerhard H...... 1957-58-59 Simmons, Don W...... 2012-14 Sparks, Brian ...... 1995 Stuhlweissenburg, Claus ...... 1987 Robinson, Andrew ...... 2006 (Mgr.) Schwedes, Scott ...... 1983-84-85-86 Simmons, Edward ...... 1946 Sparfield, Lawrence J...... Sudano, Nick ...... 1997-98-99 Robinson, Andrew P...... 2007-08-09 Schwert, M. Peter ...... 1953-54-55 Simmons, Sr., Roy D...... 1922-23-24 Spector, Andrew E...... 1964-65 (Mgr.) Sudnick, Charles ...... 1933 Robinson, Edmund A...... 1994 Scibelli, Anthony J...... 1963-64-65 Simpkins, Rickie Jr...... 1998-99-2000 Speller, Nicholaus A...... 2009 Sujansky, Justin ...... 2004 Robinson, Fay N...... 1899 Scipione, John A...... 1969 Simpson, Frank H...... 1907-08 (Mgr.) Spencer, James ...... 1992 Sullivan, Daniel E...... 1908 Robinson, Mandel R...... 1976-77 Scissum, Chauncey ...... 2014 Simpson, Scott ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Spicer, Lewis ...... 1944 Sullivan, Daniel R...... 1961 Robinson, Micah L...... 2011-12-13-14 Sciullo, Anthony ...... 1985 Sims, Jr., Turnell ...... 1987-88-89-90 Spillett, John J...... 1973 Sullivan, Jeremiah H...... Robinson, Nicholas C...... 2013-14 Scoba, Michael J...... 1947-49 Sinceno, Kaseem T...... 1994-95-96-97 Spillett, Thomas ...... 1960-61 Sullivan, Thomas ...... 1944-45 Robinson, Roger ...... 1945-46 Scott, George A...... 2000 Singer, Robert ...... 1952 (Mgr.) Spinney, Stephen A...... 1975-76-77-78 Summerville, Shawntrealle, D...... 1997 Robinson, R. Scott ...... 1971-72 Scott, Kevyn M...... 2008-09-10-11 Singer, Milton ...... 1932-33-34 Spitz, Russell ...... 1978-79-80 Suter, Max ...... 2007-08-09-10 Robleto, Fernando ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Scott, Nico A...... 2007-08-09 Singer, Walter ...... 1932-33-34 Sposato, Ross D...... 1969-71-72 Sutton, Robert F...... 1972-73 Roche, Richard G...... 1982-83 Scott, O’Neill ...... 2001-02-03-04 Singer Jr., William F...... 1894 Spotwood, Quinton S...... 1996-97-98-99 Svanson, Gust G...... 1966 Rodgers, John S...... 2011-12-13-14 Scully, John H...... 1909 Sirowich, Kenneth C...... 1991 Sproule, William J...... 1959 Swarr, John L...... 1937-38 Rodiek, Edmund C...... 1938-39-40 Scully, Stephen J...... 1973-74 Sklarosky, Michael A...... 2006 Spruill, Marquis ...... 2010-11-12-13 Sweat, Gary L...... 1971-72-73 Roe, Terrell F...... 1964-65-66 Seager, Raymond H...... 1961-62 Skonieczki, Gerald W...... 1957-58-59 Stach, Kenneth J...... 1973 Sweeney, Charles P...... 1983 Roesch, Joseph ...... 1931 Sebo, Samuel E...... 1927-28-29 Skop, Michael ...... 1952-53-54 Stacchiotti, James ...... 1976 Sweeney, Walter F...... 1960-61-62 Rogers, Earl A...... 1889 Seeley, Wirt D...... Skurka, Joseph ...... 1948-49 Stafford, Albert E...... 1899-1900 Swinson, Mark A...... 1988 Romaner, Samuel ...... 1930 Segal, Harry L...... 1916-17-19 Skyinskus, William ...... 1950-51-52 Stamelman, Louis R...... 1930 Swittenburg, Troy N...... 2003-04 Romano, Anthony M...... 1980-81-82-83 Seibert, Thomas J...... 1978-79-80-81 Slaby, Leonard ...... 1961-62-63 Stancin, Eugene ...... 1960-61-62 Sydnor, Willie ...... 1981 Romeo, Nicholas A...... 2000-01-02-03 Seiter, Gordon ...... 1944 Slade, Daniel ...... 1942 Stanton, Scott M...... 1999 Szombathy, Joseph ...... 1950-51-52 Ronan, Donald ...... 1951-52 Seketa, John B...... 1960-61 Slater, Charles A...... 1914-15 Stark, Charles G...... 1931 Rondeau, Andrew J...... 1990 (Mgr.) Sellers, Jeremy W...... 2006-07 Slick, Paul I...... 1952-53-54 Stark, Harry ...... Rooks, George D...... 1988-89-90-91 Semall, Bruce D...... 1976-77 T Sloan, Ryan R...... 2013-14 Stark, S. Louis ...... 1932-33-34 Rooney, Frank M...... 1889 Sessler, James P...... 1975-76-77 Tabor, Don ...... 1929 (Mgr.) Slovenski, Walter ...... 1946-47-48-49 Stark, Peter G...... 1951-52-53 Rooney, Harold A...... 1963-64-65 Seymour, Richard D...... 1912-13-14 Tait, James ...... 1983-84-85 Smalley, Frank M...... Stark, William B...... 1945 (Mgr.) Roos, John W...... 1982-83-84 Shadle, Patrick Q...... 2006-07-08 Tanner, Jason A...... 2006-07 Smallwood, W. Martin ..... 1892-93-94-95 Starobin, Mordecai ...... 1922-23-24 Rose, Darius ...... 2012 (Mgr.) Shafer, Michael W...... 1999-2000-01-02 Tarbox, Bruce B...... 1958-59-60 Smallwood, W.T...... 1896-97-98-99 Stecker, Charles R...... 1965 Rose, Joseph J...... 1956 Shaffer, Christopher L...... 1976-77-78-79 Tarrant, Brian K...... 1994-95 Smith, Andre ...... 1994 Stecker, Herbert W...... 1964-65-66 Rose, Walter S...... 1914-15 Shale, Sheldon ...... 1935 Tarullo, Matthew G...... 2002-03-04 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 151 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Receiver David Tyree, known for ‘’ in Super Bowl XLII, Placekicker Tim Vesling is part of Syracuse’s NCAA record streak of 282 consecutive PATs lettered for the Orange from 1999 through 2002 and was a made. He contributed 61 in a row from 1986-87. team captain as a senior.

Tate, David R...... 1974-75 Tucker, David L...... 1903-04-05 Walker, Anthony Jr...... 1995-96 Whitesell, Richard ...... 1941-42-46 Wosilius, William T...... 1965-66 Tate, Robert P...... 1977-78 Turner, Jim A...... 1994-95-96-97 Walker, David L...... 1989-90-91-92 Whiteside, Milford J...... 1891 Wright, Arthur ...... 1927 (Mgr.) Taylor, Anthony L...... 1990 Tuten Jr., Melvin A...... 1992-93-94 Walker, Duane L...... 1968-69 Whitfield, George F...... 1890-91 Wright, Harold E...... Taylor, John H...... 1936-37-38 Twaddle, Harry L...... 1909 Walker, Gregory E...... 1988-89-90-91 Whitfield Jr., Thomas ...... 2003-05 Wright, James A...... 1961 Taylor, John O...... 1926-27 Tyger, Larry J...... 1995 Walker, Keeon D...... 1999-2000-01-02 Whitney, Robert ...... 1926 Wright, Joseph A...... 1890-91 Taylor, Lee ...... 1941 (Mgr.) Tyler, Ronald G...... 1954-55 Walker Jr., Matthew C...... 1982-83 Wiederkehr, Hans ...... 1985 Wright, Nathaniel ...... 1974-75-76 Taylor, Richard L...... 1956 Tyree, David M...... 1999-2000-01-02 Walker, William H...... 1993-94 Wienke, Harris L...... 1964-65-66 Wyche, James ...... 2002-03-04-05 Telinski, S. Stephen ...... 1948-49 Walsh, Bill ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Wier, Edward J...... Wycoff, Lynn B...... 1897-98-1900-01-02 Ten Eyck, Gerald ...... U Walters, Herbert ...... 1912 Wilcox, Morgan A...... 1894-96 Wycoff, Jennifer ...... 1989 (Mgr.) Terry, Adam S...... 2002-03-04 Urban, Edward A...... 1948-49 Walters, Jason A...... 1994-95-96-97 Wilcox, Ralph E...... 1894-96 Wysocki, Gregory M...... 1970-71 Terry, Reginald V...... 1991-93 Urban, George J...... 1947-48-49 Walters, Stanley P...... 1970-71 Wilcox, William W...... 1890 Thomas, Jonathan ...... 2014 Usher, Louis C...... 1918 Wansack Jr., Matthew ...... 1932-33-34 Wilhelm, Thomas D...... 1962-63-64 Y Thomas, Joshua L...... 2001-02-03 Uyeda, Carl ...... 1944 Ward, Derek ...... 1986-87 Wilkes, Jeremi J...... 2010-11-12-13 Thomas, Malcolm L...... 1993-94-95-96 Warholak, Ted ...... 1955-56 Wilkinson, Marcus E...... 1910-14-15 Yancey, Bruce ...... 1951-52-53 Thomas, Phillip ...... 2009-10-11 V Warner, David ...... 1979-80-81 Williams, Boyd ...... 1941-42 Yaple, Edward ...... 1950-51-52 Warren, Brent T...... 1995-96-97 Yard, Kevin M...... 1976-77 Thomas Jr., Robert W...... 1958 Vaccaro, Michael ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Williams, Bruce ...... 2005-06-07-08 Warren, Ulysses G...... 1893-94-95 Yates, Robert E...... 1958-59 Thomas, Shamarko L...... 2009-10-11-12 Valchar, Frank J...... 1958 Williams, Glenn K...... 1975-76-77-78 Washington, Timothy ...... 2005 Yencho, George M...... 1970-71-72 Thomas, Willard ...... 1937-38-39 Van Arnam, John R...... 1906 Williams, Gregory B...... 1976-77-78-79 Watkins, Frederick H...... 1889-90-91 Yochum, Daniel L...... 1970-71 Thompson, G. Bryant .. 1916-17-18-19-20 Van Blarcum, Clarence ...... 1921-22 Williams, James D...... 1973 Watrel, Albert A...... 1948-49 Youmans, Maurice E...... 1958-59 Thompson, Ronald ...... 2013-14 Vanca, William ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Williams Jr. , Lee ...... 2005-06-07 Watrel, Warren E...... 1956 Young, Joshua ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Thoms, Arthur ...... 1966-67-68 Van Deusen, H.S...... Williams, Madei C...... 1998-99 Watson, Thomas ...... 1985-86 Young, Glen H...... 1989-90-91-92 Thomson, Robert M...... 1987-88-89-90 Van Deusen, Edward S...... 1894-95 Williams, Michael A...... 2007 Watt, Joseph ...... 1940-41-46 Young, Robert ...... 1949-50-51 Thornburn, A.D...... 1898-99 Van Duyn, Cornelius ...... 1904 Williams, Roland L...... 1994-95-96-97 Watt, Joseph C...... 1964 Young, Sidney W...... 1958 Thorner, Christopher J...... 2004-05-06 Van Duyne, Wilber ...... Williams, Timothy C...... 1972-73 Watts, Leon ...... 1978 Young, William ...... 1945 Throckmorton, L.S...... 1912 Van Lengen, F.W...... 1894-95 Williams, Wayne ...... 2014 Waugh, Orlo L...... 1905-06-07-08 Yost Jr., George D...... 1974-75 Thurlow, Thomas H...... 1926 (Mgr.) Van Lengen, W.H...... 1923-25 Willis, Roy D...... 1994 Waxman, Michael ...... 1962 Thurston, George G...... Van Ness, Albert W...... 1927-28-29 Wills, Donald E...... 1950 Weaver, Aaron ...... 2010 Z Tice, Raymond L...... 1939-40-41 Varvari, William D...... 1975 Wilson, Austin ...... 2014 Weaver, Leo ...... 1941-42 Zamaitis, Edward S...... 1972-73-74 Tiller, Andrew J...... 2009-10-11 Vaughan, Daniel J...... 2009-10-11-12 Wilson, Clifford B...... 1938-39-40 Weber, Mark A...... 1958-59-60 Zambuto, Paul ...... 1978-79-80-81 Tindall, Francis G...... 1931-32 Vaughan, Ernest F...... 1961 Wilson, Glenn A...... 1975-76-77 Weber, Richard ...... 1940-41-42 Zanieski, William J...... 1965-66-67 Tisdale, Francis ...... 1932-33 Vaughn, Earl ...... 1975-76 Wilson, James A...... 1961 Webster, Parker ...... 1935-36-37 Zanovitch, William J...... 1973-75-76 Titmas, Herbert J...... 1928-29-30 Vavra, Joseph A...... 1932-33-34 Wilson, Sir Mawn J...... 1993-94-95 Webster, Steven E...... 1972-73 Zaso, Gus C...... 1954-55-56 Todd, Carroll A...... 1991-92-93 Vergara, Albert ...... 1951-52-53 Wilson, Timothy A...... 1977-78-80 Weeks, Harry G...... 1900-01-02 Zegalia, Stephen C...... 1966-67-68 Todd, James ...... 1898 Vergara, Anthony ...... 1950-52 Wilson, Otis ...... 1975 Weir, Dennis J...... 1962 Zeglen, Joseph J...... 1973 Tobias, Gregory ...... 2013-14 Vergara, Vincent ...... 1950-52 Winfield, Corey ...... 2014 Weisenburger, Gregg M...... 1988 Ziegler, Brent ...... 1980-81-82-83 Tooke, Charles W...... 1889-90 Vernon, Elliott E...... 1893-94-96 Winick, Walter L...... 1926-27-28 Weiss, John ...... 1944 Ziff, David ...... 1922 Touchton, George E...... 1935-36 Vesling, Timothy ...... 1985-86-87 Wink, Charles J...... 1957-61 Welch, Darren ...... 1975-76-77-78 Zimdahl, Walter ...... 1937-38-39 Towne, Richard E...... 1965-66 Vesper, Donald ...... 1941 Winter, Blaise ...... 1980-81-82-83 Welch, Robert B...... 1950 Zimmerman, Charles D...... 1956-57-58 Trapasso, Timothy L...... 1976-77-78 Vickery, Stephen A...... Winters, Bernard A...... 1974-75-76-77 Wells, Donald E...... 1974-75-76-77 Zimmerman, Eric R...... 1965 Trask, Ronald C...... 1968-70 Vigille, Oliver ...... 2012-13-14 Wisdom, Terrence B...... 1989-90-91-92 Wells, Rodney C...... 1999-2001 Zimmerman, Gifford G...... 1921-22-23 Traver, Herman D...... 1890 Villanti, Steve ...... 1981-82-83-84 Wiseman, Rebern ...... 1950-51 Welsh, Robert J...... 2011-12-13-14 Zimmerman, Robert A...... 1970-71 Travis, Leslie M...... 1913-14-15 Vincett, Reed W...... 1922 Wittman, Robert ...... 1925-27 Wentworth, James M...... 1988-89-90-91 Zunic, Michael J...... 1978-79-80-81 Travostino, Peter ...... 1942 (Mgr.) Virgilio, Lawrence A...... 1965 Wohlabaugh, David V...... 1992-93-94 Werner, Howard ...... 1942 Zur, Randolph C...... 1969-70 Trejo, Trevon ...... 2013-14 Voegler, Nicholas ...... 1950-52 Wolf, James B...... 1907 Werth, John ...... 1983 Trento, Angelo ...... 1934 Vogt, Gerald J...... 1967-68-69 Wolf-Gould, Jesse ...... 2014 West, Jarrod ...... 2011-12-13-14 Trendowski, Thomas N...... 2010-11 vonBischoffshausen, John ...... 1964 Wolfley, Craig A...... 1976-77-78-79 Wetzel, William A...... 1952-53-54 Tribbey, Tomoneol ...... 2007-08-09-10 Voorhees, Karl B...... 1897 Womack, Douglas R...... 1991-92-93 Whigham, Julian ...... 2012-13-14 Trigg, Joseph E...... 1914-15 Voyda Jr., Thomas J...... 1974-75-76-77 Womack, Ronald J...... 1968 Troilo, Arthur ...... 1952-53-54 Whitaker, Spencer J...... 1913 Wood, Olin B...... 1890-91 Troup, Paul A...... 1937-39 W Whitcomb, Frank E...... 1920 Wood, W.W...... 1895-96 Trout, Charles W...... 1921-22-23 White, George H...... 1891-94 Woodcock, Patrick I...... 1998-99-2000 Wade, Eric ...... 1982 Trout, Nathan M...... 1996-97-98-99 White, Harold A...... 1913-14-15-16 Wooden, Edward L...... 1990-91-92 Waite, Dean H...... 1910 Trudo III, Robert C...... 2012-13-14 White, John ...... 1979 Wooden, Terrence T...... 1986-87-88-89 Waldorf, Lynn O...... 1922-23-24 Tsarnas, John ...... 1945-46 White, Joshua M...... 2009 Woodruff, Leroy T...... 1912-13-14 Waldron, Harold R...... 1909-10 Tsurushima, Shin ...... 1999 (Mgr.) White, Raymond C...... 1968-69-70 Woodruff, Robert B...... 1970-71-72 Wales, Beckett W...... 2010-11-12-13 Tull, Mario A...... 2010 Whiteman, Sean R...... 1988-89 Wooten, Alfred J...... 1990-91-92-93 152 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL This list was compiled from several sources, including Anderson, Gary the Encyclopedia of Football. This list is as of June Kicker; 1982-1994, Pittsburgh Steelers; 1995-96, SUccess Stories 2015. Compilation of players in CFL was assisted by Jay Philadelphia Eagles; 1997, ; Langhammer, Dallas, Texas. NFL Europe list from Beth Long ‘06. 1998-02, Minnesota Vikings; 2003-04, Tennessee Orange in the Players on current NFL, CFL, AFL, af2, IFL or UFL rosters Titans are listed in CAPS. The years listed indicate calendar year, • Four-time Pro Bowl Selection Super Bowl not NFL year. The year listed with Super Bowls indicates Year Team GP FG/FGA PAT/ATT PTS NFL season. 1982 Pittsburgh 9 10/12 22/22 52 1983 Pittsburgh 16 27/31 38/39 119 Teams listed are from the National Football League 1984 Pittsburgh ^ 16 24/32 45/45 117 unless otherwise noted. 1985 Pittsburgh ^ 16 33/42 40/40 139 1986 Pittsburgh 16 21/32 32/32 95 Abbott, Lafayette 1987 Pittsburgh 12 22/27 21/21 87 Back; 1921-1929, 1988 Pittsburgh 16 28/36 34/35 118 1989 Pittsburgh 16 21/30 28/28 91 1990 Pittsburgh 16 20/25 32/32 92 Abrams, Kevin 1991 Pittsburgh 16 23/33 31/31 100 Defensive Back; 1997-2000, Detroit Lions 1992 Pittsburgh 16 28/36 29/31 113 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 1993 Pittsburgh ^ 16 28/30 32/32 116 1997 Detroit 15 28 1-29 6 1994 Pittsburgh 16 24/29 32/32 104 1998 Detroit 16 51 0- 0 8 1995 Philadelphia 16 22/30 32/33 98 1999 Detroit 1 0 0- 0 0 1996 Philadelphia 16 25/29 40/40 115 Totals 32 79 1-29 14 1997 San Francisco 16 29/36 38/38 125 1998 Minnesota ^ 16 35/35 59/59 164 1999 Minnesota 16 19/30 46/46 103 Albanese, Vannie 2000 Minnesota 16 22/23 45/45 111 2001 Minnesota 15 14/17 29/30 71 Back; 1937-38, Brooklyn Dodgers; 1940, New York 2002 Minnesota 14 18/23 36/37 90 Americans 2003 Tennessee 15 27/31 42/42 123 2004 Tennessee 15 17/22 37/37 88 Totals 353 538/671 820/827 2,434 Arthur Jones (above) and Jameel Alexander, Joseph McClain earned Super Bowl rings with Center; 1921-22, Rochester Jeffersons; 1922, the Baltimore Ravens in 2012. Milwaukee Badgers; 1925-27, New York Giants ANDERSON, RI’SHARD 2014-PRESENT Cornerback: 2014-present, Tennessee Titans Syracuse Super Bowl Participants Alexander, P.J. 2014 Chandler Jones New England Patriots Tackle; 2002-03, New Orleans Saints; 2003-06, Anderson, R.J. 2012 Arthur Jones Baltimore Ravens Denver Broncos; 2006-07, Atlanta Falcons; 2007-08, Quarterback: 2004, Oakland Raiders, Montreal Jameel McClain Baltimore Ravens Denver Broncos Alouettes (CFL) 2011 Tom Coughlin (coach) New York Giants Markus Paul (coach) New York Giants Allen, Will Anderson, Willard 2010 Dwight Freeney Indianapolis Colts 2007 Tom Coughlin (coach) New York Giants Cornerback; 2001-05, New York Giants; 2006-11, Back; 1923, ; 1924, Rochester Markus Paul (coach) New York Giants Miami Dolphins; New England Patriots, 2011-12 Jeffersons Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD David Tyree New York Giants 2001 NY Giants 13 45 4-27 14 2006 Dwight Freeney Indianapolis Colts 2002 NY Giants 15 56 1- 0 11 Archoska, Julius 2003 NY Giants 12 42 2-23 14 Marvin Harrison Indianapolis Colts 2004 NY Giants 16 80 1-11 19 End; 1930, Ryan LaCasse Indianapolis Colts 2005 NY Giants 16 72 0-17 11 James Mungro Indianapolis Colts 2006 Miami 15 57 1-11 12 2007 Miami 16 62 1-14 13 Atkinson, Jamar Josh Thomas Indianapolis Colts 2008 Miami 16 50 3-62 15 Defensive End; 2007, Baltimore Ravens 2004 Donovan McNabb Philadelphia Eagles 2009 Miami 6 21 2-27 6 Markus Paul (coach) New England Patriots 2010 Miami injured reserve 2011 Miami 15 43 0-0 3 Baker, Art 2003 Markus Paul (coach) New England Patriots 2012 New England injured reserve Running Back; 1961-62, Buffalo Bills; 1963-65, 2002 Roland Williams Oakland Raiders Totals 140 528 15-192 118 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL); 1966, Calgary Stampeders 2001 Tebucky Jones New England Patriots (CFL) Markus Paul (coach) New England Patriots Defensive Lineman; 1997-98, Dallas Cowboys; 1999, Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2000 Qadry Ismail Baltimore Ravens Cleveland Browns 1961 Buffalo 14 152 498 3 Quinton Spotwood New York Giants Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1962 Buffalo 3 2 9 0 1997 Dallas 16 26 2.0 0-0 Totals 17 154 507 3 1999 John Flannery St. Louis Rams 1998 Dallas 5 2 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP KO RET. YDS AVG TD Roland Williams St. Louis Rams Totals 21 28 2.0 0-0 1961 Buffalo 14 12 281 23.4 0 1998 Melvin Tuten Denver Broncos 1962 Buffalo 3 7 220 31.4 1 Sir Mawn Wilson Denver Broncos Totals 17 19 501 26.4 1 1996 Dave Wohlabaugh New England Patriots 1995 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys Baniewicz, Mark 1994 Kevin Mitchell San Francisco 49ers Tackle; 2000-01, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2003, Denver 1993 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys Broncos 1992 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys 1991 Art Monk Washington Redskins Bartholomew, Ryan 1989 Pat Kelly Denver Broncos Center; 2011-12, Arizona Cardinals 1987 Art Monk Washington Redskins 1986 Joe Morris New York Giants Bary, Ousmane 1984 Mike Charles San Diego Chargers Cornerback; 1996, Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe) 1983 Art Monk Washington Redskins 1980 Ken Clarke Philadelphia Eagles Stan Walters Philadelphia Eagles Barsha, John Keith Moody Oakland Raiders Back; 1919-20, Rochester Jeffersons; 1920, 1974 Larry Csonka Miami Dolphins Hammond Pros 1973 Larry Csonka Miami Dolphins 1970 John Mackey Baltimore Colts ^ - Pro Bowl season 1968 John Mackey Baltimore Colts

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 153 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Beaudoin, Mathieu Brown, Ernie SUccess Stories Tackle; 1999-2000, British (CFL); Defensive Lineman; 1996-97, Calgary Stampede 2000-02, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) (CFL); 1999, Baltimore Ravens; 2000, Rhein Fire Tom Coughlin (NFL Europe) New York Giants Belton, Keith (Thump) Fullback; 2004, Detroit Lions; 2005-06, Chicago Brown, Jim Bears; 2006-07, Denver Broncos; 2007, Detroit Lions Running Back; 1957-65, Cleveland Browns • 1971 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee Bemiller, Albert • Nine-time Pro Bowl Selection Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Center; 1961-69, Buffalo Bills 1957 Cleveland ^ 12 202 942 9 • 1966 Pro Bowl Selection 1958 Cleveland ^ 12 257 1,527 17 1959 Cleveland ^ 12 290 1,329 14 1960 Cleveland ^ 12 215 1,257 9 Benecick, Al 1961 Cleveland ^ 14 305 1,408 8 Guard; 1959-68, (CFL); 1962 Cleveland ^ 14 230 996 13 1963 Cleveland ^ 14 291 1,863 12 1969, Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) 1964 Cleveland ^ 14 280 1,446 7 1965 Cleveland ^ 14 289 1,544 17 Bernard, Michael Totals 118 2,359 12,312 106 Tackle; 1992, Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe) Brown, John Berner, Milford Tackle; 1962-66, Cleveland Browns; 1967-71, In the NFL … Pittsburgh Steelers Center; 1933, Cincinnati Reds • First head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars (1995-2002) • 1995 UPI NFL Coach of the Year Bevill, Bryce Brown, Matthew • Guided the Giants to Super Bowl wins during the Back; 1919, Cleveland Indians 2007 and 2011 seasons Defensive Back; 1996-97, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL); 1998-2000, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) • Has coached the Jaguars and Giants to a combined Brown, William five division titles and nine playoff berths Bingham, Craig Linebacker; 1960, Boston Patriots At Syracuse … Linebacker; 1982-84, Pittsburgh Steelers • Part of backfield that featured Floyd Little and Bruckner, Nick Larry Csonka Braney, John Receiver; 1983-1987, New York Jets • University’s outsanding scholar-athlete as a senior Guard; 1925-26, Providence Steamrollers • Graduate assistant coach in 1969 Bugenhagen, Gary Tackle-Guard; 1967, Buffalo Bills; 1969-70, Boston “I take tremendous pride in having Brinkley, Curtis Patriots played at Syracuse. I played for a head Running Back; 2009-12, San Diego Chargers Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD coach (Ben Schwartzwalder) who was 2010 San Diego 3 2 11 0 Bulluck, Keith as fundamentally sound in the game as 2011 San Diego 10 30 101 1 2012 San Diego 10 39 115 0 Linebacker; 2000-10, Tennessee Titans; 2010, New anyone who has ever coached it.” Totals 23 71 227 1 York Giants ~ Tom Coughlin • Two-time Pro Bowl Selection Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Brominski, Steve 2000 Tennessee 16 33 0 1-8 Bavaro, David Tight End; 2000, Detroit Lions 2001 Tennessee 15 51 1.0 2-21 Linebacker; 1990, Phoenix Cardinals; 1991, Buffalo 2002 Tennessee ^ 16 125 1.0 1-5 Bills; 1992, Minnesota Vikings; 1993-94, New 2003 Tennessee ^ 16 135 3.0 2-9 BROMLEY, JAY 2014-PRESENT 2004 Tennessee 16 152 5.0 2-25 England Patriots; 1994, New Orleans Saints Defensive Tackle; 2014-present, New York Giants 2005 Tennessee 16 138 5.0 2-16 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 2006 Tennessee 16 143 2.5 1-0 1990 Phoenix 9 9 0.0 0-0 2014 New York Giants 8 5 0 0-0 2007 Tennessee 16 88 0.0 5-63 1991 Buffalo 1 0 0.0 0-0 2008 Tennessee 16 98 0.5 0-0 1992 Minnesota 5 6 0.0 0-0 2009 Tennessee 14 108 0.0 3-45 1993 New England 12 3 0.0 0-0 Brotzki, Bob 2010 New York Giants 13 30 0.0 2-7 1994 New England 9 17 0.0 0-0 Totals 170 1,101 18.0 21-199 Totals 36 35 0.0 0-0 Offensive lineman; 1986-87, Indianapolis Colts; 1988, Dallas Cowboys Burnett, Rob Bayley, John Brown, Charley Defensive Lineman; 1990-01, Cleveland Browns/ Tackle; 1927, New York Yankees Baltimore Ravens; 2002-2003, Miami Dolphins Defensive back; 1966-67, Chicago Bears; 1968, • Super Bowl XXXV Champion (2000) Buffalo Bills; 1969, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) Baysinger, Reeves • 1995 Pro Bowl Selection Tackle; 1924, Rochester Jeffersons Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Brown, Dee 1990 Cleveland 16 57 2.0 0-0 1991 Cleveland 13 31 3.0 0-0 Bazile, Wilky Running Back; 2001-2002, Carolina Panthers; 2003, 1992 Cleveland 16 60 9.0 0-0 Pittsburgh Steelers; 2004, Atlanta Falcons, Cleveland 1993 Cleveland 16 76 9.0 0-0 Defensive Line; 1996, Charlotte Rage (AFL); 1997, Browns; 2005-06, 1994 Cleveland ^ 16 54 10.0 0-0 Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe); 1997-98, Tampa Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1995 Cleveland 16 55 7.5 0-0 Bay Storm (AFL); 1998, New York City Hawks (AFL); 2001 Carolina 0 0 0 0 1996 Baltimore 6 29 3.0 0-0 1999, New Jersey Red Devils (AFL); 2000, Buffalo 2002 Carolina 14 102 360 4 1997 Baltimore 15 59 4.0 0-0 2003 Pittsburgh 2 0 0 0 1998 Baltimore 16 70 2.5 0-0 Destroyers (AFL); 2001, Houston Thunderbears 2004 Cleveland 5 0 0 0 1999 Baltimore 16 81 6.5 0-0 (AFL); 2002, New Jersey Gladiators (AFL); 2003, Las 2005 Kansas City 8 7 21 0 2000 Baltimore 16 97 10.5 1-3 Vegas Gladiators (AFL); 2004, Columbus Destroyers 2006 Kansas City 15 10 24 0 2001 Baltimore 12 50 0.0 0-0 Totals 44 119 405 4 2002 Miami 15 27 4.0 0-0 (AFL); 2007, Kansas City Brigade (AFL); 2005-08, 2003 Miami 12 15 2.0 0-0 New Orleans Voo Doo (AFL) Totals 201 761 73.0 1-3 Brown, Edwin Back; 1922, Milwaukee Badgers

^ - Pro Bowl season 154 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Burton, Charles Cheyunski, Jim Linebacker; 2002-03, Arizona Cardinals; 2003-04, Linebacker; 1968-70, Boston Patriots; 1971-72, New SUccess Stories Rhein Fire (NFL Europe); 2004, Denver Broncos England Patriots; 1973-74, Buffalo Bills; 1975-76, Baltimore Colts First-Round NFL Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Byrd, David 1968 Boston 13 62 1.0 1-21 Defensive Back; 2000, Buffalo Bills; 2001, Berlin 1969 Boston 14 120 1.0 1-37 Draft Picks (NFL Europe); 2001, ; 1970 Boston 12 66 1.5 0-0 1971 New England 14 61 0.0 1-24 2003, British Columbia Lions (CFL) 1972 New England 14 73 0.0 0-0 1973 Buffalo 13 n/a n/a 3-31 1974 Buffalo 14 n/a n/a 1-6 Carney, Brendan 1975 Baltimore 14 90 0.0 2-8 Punter; 2007, Baltimore Ravens 1976 Baltimore 14 110 0.0 0-0 Totals 121 n/a n/a 9-127 Carpenter, Rob Receiver; 1991, New England Patriots; 1992-94, Chiara, Paul New York Jets; 1995, Philadelphia Eagles; 1996, Safety; 2010, Carolina Panthers Green Bay Packers • Super Bowl XXXI Champion (IR) (1996) Chomyszak, Steven Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Tackle; 1966, New York Jets; 1968-73, Cincinnati 1991 New England 9 3 45 0 15.0 1992 N.Y. Jets 16 13 161 1 12.4 Bengals 1993 N.Y. Jets 16 6 83 0 13.8 1994 N.Y. Jets 3 0 0 0 0.0 1995 Philadelphia 16 29 318 0 11.0 Cirillo, Ted Totals 60 51 607 1 11.9 Offensive Line; 1983, (USFL) Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD 1991 New England 9 0 0 0.0 0 1992 N.Y. Jets 16 28 208 7.4 0 Clarke, Ken 1993 N.Y. Jets 16 0 0 0.0 0 Nose guard; 1978-87, Philadelphia Eagles; 1988, 1994 N.Y. Jets 3 0 0 0.0 0 Seattle Seahawks; 1989-92, Minnesota Vikings 1995 Philadelphia 16 12 79 6.6 0 The New York Giants selected Justin Totals 60 40 287 7.2 0 • Super Bowl XV Participant (1980) Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Pugh with the 19th overall pick in the 1978 Philadelphia 16 20 0.0 0-0 2013 NFL Draft. Carr, Harlan 1979 Philadelphia 16 18 2.0 0-0 1980 Philadelphia 16 29 5.5 0-0 Quarterback; 1927, 1981 Philadelphia 16 21 6.0 0-0 SU First-Round NFL Draft Picks 1982 Philadelphia 9 85 4.5 0-0 Carter, Delone 1983 Philadelphia 16 110 1.0 0-0 2013 Justin Pugh New York Giants 1984 Philadelphia 16 123 10.5 0-0 2012 Chandler Jones New England Patriots Running Back; 2011-13, Indianapolis Colts; 2013-14, 1985 Philadelphia 16 112 7.0 0-0 Jacksonville Jaguars 1986 Philadelphia 16 73 8.0 0-0 2002 Dwight Freeney Indianapolis Colts Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1987 Philadelphia 11 29 1.5 0-0 2001 Will Allen New York Giants 2011 Indianapolis 16 101 377 2 1988 Seattle 16 21 2.0 0-0 2012 Indianapolis 12 32 122 3 1989 Minnesota 11 11 2.0 0-0 2000 Keith Bulluck Tennessee Titans 2013 Jacksonville 1 0 0 0 1990 Minnesota 12 79 7.0 0-0 1999 Donovan McNabb Philadelphia Eagles Totals 29 133 499 5 1991 Minnesota 16 87 0.0 0-0 Totals 203 818 57.0 0-0 1998 Tebucky Jones New England Patriots Donovin Darius Jacksonville Jaguars Cassata, Rick Cobb, Alfred Quarterback; 1969, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL); 1996 Marvin Harrison Indianapolis Colts Guard; 1919-22, ; 1923, Cleveland 1969-70, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL); 1971-74, 1988 Ted Gregory Denver Broncos Indians; 1924-25, Roughriders (CFL); 1975, British Columbia 1986 Tim Green Atlanta Falcons Lions (CFL); 1976, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 1980 Art Monk Washington Redskins Collins, Jim 1973 Joe Ehrmann Baltimore Colts Linebacker; 1981-88, Los Angeles Rams; 1989-90, Charles, Mike 1969 Art Thoms Oakland Raiders (AFL) San Diego Chargers Defensive Tackle; 1983-86, Miami Dolphins; 1987- • 1986 Pro Bowl Selection 1968 Larry Csonka Miami Dolphins (AFL) 89, San Diego Chargers; 1990-91, Los Angeles Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1967 Floyd Little Denver Broncos (AFL) Raiders 1981 Los Angeles 7 13 0.0 0-0 1962 Ernie Davis Washington Redskins • Super Bowl XIX Participant (1984) 1982 Los Angeles 6 49 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1983 Los Angeles 16 114 1.0 2-46 Buffalo Bills (AFL) 1984 Los Angeles 16 185 0.5 2-43 1983 Miami 16 26 3.0 0-0 1961 Art Baker Philadelphia Eagles 1984 Miami 10 23 3.0 0-0 1985 Los Angeles ^ 16 140 2.0 2-8 1985 Miami 16 61 7.0 0-0 1986 Los Angeles 0 0 0.0 0-0 1960 Roger Davis Chicago Bears 1987 Los Angeles 15 98 1.0 0-0 1986 Miami 9 12 0.0 1-(-2) 1957 Jim Brown Cleveland Browns 1987 San Diego 11 44 1.0 0-0 1988 Los Angeles 4 20 0.0 0-0 1988 San Diego 16 40 0.0 0-0 1989 San Diego 13 26 0.0 0-0 1989 San Diego 6 n/a 0.0 0-0 Totals 93 645 4.5 6-97 1990 Los Angeles 10 n/a 0.0 0-0 1991 Los Angeles 10 n/a 0.0 0-0 Totals 104 n/a 14.0 1-(-2) Conover, Frank Courtney, Gerald Defensive Tackle; 1991-92, Cleveland Browns; 1993 Back; 1942, Brooklyn Dodgers Minnesota Vikings Covington, Jaime Constantine, Irving Back; 1987, New York Giants Back; 1931, Staten Island Stapletons

Cottrell, Dana Linebacker; 1998, London Monarchs (NFL Europe), New England Patriots

^ - Pro Bowl season • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 155 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Daniel, Darryl Donnelly, Joe SUccess Stories Wide Receiver; 1999, Detroit Lions; 2000, Tight End; 2004, Buffalo Bills Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe), Minnesota Dwight Freeney Vikings; 2001, Carolina Panthers; 2002, Tampa Bay Dooley, John Indianapolis Colts (2002-12) Buccaneers Guard; 1922-25, Rochester Jeffersons; 1923, Milwaukee Badgers Danish, Jeff Defensive Line; 1998, New Orleans Saints Dove, Wes Defensive Tackle; 1987-88, Seattle Seahawks Dar Dar, Kirby Receiver; 1995-98, Miami Dolphins; 1999-2000, Downing, Eric Kansas City Chiefs Defensive Tackle; 2001-03, Kansas City Chiefs; 2004, Year Team GP KO RET. YDS AVG TD 1995 Miami 1 1 22 22.0 0 San Diego Chargers 1996 Miami 11 7 132 18.9 0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1998 Miami 2 0 0 0.0 0 2001 Kansas City 15 19 1.5 0-0 Totals 14 8 154 19.3 0 2002 Kansas City 13 38 0.5 0-0 2003 Kansas City 14 10 0.0 0-0 2004 San Diego 3 1 0.0 0-0 Darius, Donovin Totals 45 68 2.0 0-0 Safety; 1998-07, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2007, Miami Dolphins Drame, Kader Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD Defensive Tackle; 2006, New England Patriots 1998 Jacksonville 14 105 0-0 3 1999 Jacksonville 16 115 4-37 12 2000 Jacksonville 16 112 2-26 5 Drummond, Robert 2001 Jacksonville 11 99 1-39 7 In the NFL … 2002 Jacksonville 14 116 1-3 5 Back; 1989-91, Philadelphia Eagles; 1992, Pittsburgh • 2006 Super Bowl champion 2003 Jacksonville 16 118 1-4 6 Steelers; 1993, Denver Broncos; 1994-95, Baltimore • 2002 first-round draft pick (11th overall) 2004 Jacksonville 16 125 5-80 2 Stallions (CFL); 1996-97, (CFL); 2005 Jacksonville 2 8 0-0 0 • Seven-time Pro Bowl selection 2006 Jacksonville 10 60 0-0 3 1998-2002, British Columbia Lions (CFL) 2007 Miami 3 13 0-0 0 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD At Syracuse Totals 118 871 14-189 43 1989 Eagles 16 32 127 0 1990 Eagles 4 8 33 1 • Ranks second in school history with 34 sacks 1991 Eagles 16 12 27 2 • Led the NCAA with 17.5 sacks his senior year Davis, Chris Totals 36 52 187 3 • 2001 consensus All-American Fullback; 2003-05, Seattle Seahawks Dumas, Jameel “There’s no place like the Carrier Dome. It’s Davis, Dowayne Linebacker; 2006, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe); 2007, the loudest place – nobody liked coming Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) to play us there. You can talk to any of Cornerback; 2008, Dallas Cowboys the guys in the NFL right now who played Davis, Ernie Dumoe, Joseph there and they’ll tell you that the Dome End; 1920-21, Rochester Jeffersons was the worst place to come play.” First overall selection by Washington in 1962 NFL Draft (traded to Cleveland). He was diagnosed with ~ Dwight Freeney leukemia and died in May, 1963. Durand, Ryan • Cleveland Browns retired #45 to honor Davis Guard; 2009-12, Tennessee Titans; 2012, Miami Csonka, Larry Dolphins; 2013, Kansas City Chiefs Back; 1968-74, Miami Dolphins; 1975, Memphis Davis, Pat Southmen (WFL); 1976-78, New York Giants; Tight End; 1991, London Monarchs (NFL Europe) Dye, Lester 1979, Miami Dolphins End; 1944-45, Washington Redskins • 1987 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee Davis, Roger • Super Bowl VII (1972) Champion Guard; 1960-63, Chicago Bears; 1964, Los Angeles Easterly, Dick • Super Bowl VIII (1973) Champion Rams; 1965-66, New York Giants Back; 1962-64, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) • Super Bowl VI Participant (1971) • Five-time Pro Bowl Selection Ehrmann, Joe Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Dees, Andrew 1968 Miami 11 138 540 6 Offensive Line; 1992, ; 1993, Tackle; 1973-80, Baltimore Colts; 1981-82, Detroit 1969 Miami 11 131 566 2 Seattle Seahawks Lions; 1983, Chicago Blitz (USFL); 1984, Arizona 1970 Miami ^ 14 193 874 6 Wranglers (USFL); 1985, Orlando Renegades (USFL) 1971 Miami ^ 14 195 1,051 7 1972 Miami ^ 14 213 1,117 6 DeLoatch, Giovanni • 1976 Pro Bowl Selection 1973 Miami ^ 14 219 1,003 5 1974 Miami ^ 12 197 749 9 Offensive Lineman/Defensive Lineman; 2005, Quad 1976 N.Y. Giants 12 160 569 4 City Steamrollers (af2) Ellis, Larry 1977 N.Y. Giants 14 134 464 1 Back; 1948, Detroit Lions 1978 N.Y. Giants 14 91 311 6 1979 Miami 16 220 837 12 DeRiggi, Fred Totals 146 1,891 8,081 64 Defensive Tackle; 1990, New England Patriots Erwig, William Culver, Frank Back; 1919-21, Rochester Jeffersons Center; 1923, Buffalo All-Americans; 1923-25, Dinkins, Donald ; 1924, Buffalo Bisons; 1924, Offensive Lineman/Defensive Lineman; 2002, Fallon, Gary Rochester Jeffersons Toronto Phantoms (AFL) Back; 1962, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL)

Custis, Bernie Dominic, John Fallon, Michael Quarterback; 1951-54, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL); Nose Tackle/Defensive End; 1991, San Antonio Guard; 1922, Milwaukee Badgers 1954-55, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) Riders (WLAF)

^ - Pro Bowl season 156 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Feehery, Gerry Frase, Paul Center; 1983-89, Philadelphia Eagles; Guard; 1988, Defensive Lineman; 1988-1994, New York Jets; SUccess Stories Kansas City Chiefs; 1989, New England Patriots 1995-96, Jacksonville Jaguars; 1997, Green Bay Packers; 1998, Baltimore Ravens Steve Gregory Ferrara, Christian • 1997 Super Bowl Participant Defensive Tackle; 2004, San Francisco 49ers Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS San Diego Chargers (2006-11) 1988 N.Y. Jets 16 31 1.0 0-0 1989 N.Y. Jets 16 59 2.0 0-0 Ferri, Diamond 1991 N.Y. Jets 16 18 0.0 0-0 Defensive Back; 2006, Atlanta Falcons; 2006, 1992 N.Y. Jets 16 47 5.0 0-0 Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe), Toronto 1993 N.Y. Jets 16 40 1.0 0-0 1994 N.Y. Jets 16 35 1.0 0-0 Argonauts (CFL); Running back, 2006, Arizona 1995 Jacksonville 9 29 1.0 0-0 Cardinals; Linebacker, 2007-11, 1996 Jacksonville 14 7 0.0 0-0 (CFL), 2012-14, Saskatchewan Roughriders 1997 Green Bay 9 3 0.0 0-0 1998 Baltimore 11 0 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Totals 139 269 11.0 0-0 2006 Arizona 3 0 0 0

Fiammetta, Tony Freeney, Dwight Fullback; 2009-10, Carolina Panthers; 2011, Dallas Defensive End; 2002-2012, Indianapolis Colts; 2013- Cowboys; 2012, New England Patriots; 2013-14, 14, San Diego Chargers Chicago Bears • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD • Super Bowl XLIV Participant (2009) 2009 Carolina 10 0 0 0 • Seven-time Pro Bowl Selection 2010 Carolina 14 7 22 0 • NFL All-Decade Team (2000s) 2011 Dallas 10 4 4 0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK FF In the NFL … 2013 Chicago 16 0 0 0 2002 Indianapolis 16 41 13.0 9 • Signed as a free agent with the Chargers on May 4, 2006 2014 Chicago 1 0 0 0 2003 Indianapolis ^ 15 31 11.0 4 Totals 51 11 26 0 • Played 85 games in six seasons with San Diego 2004 Indianapolis ^ 16 34 16.0 4 • Signed with the New England Patriots on March 5, 2012 2005 Indianapolis ^ 16 34 11.0 6 • Career-high three interceptions in 2012 season 2006 Indianapolis 16 29 5.5 4 Fields, Joe 2007 Indianapolis 9 21 3.5 4 Safety; 2008-09, Carolina Panthers 2008 Indianapolis ^ 15 28 10.5 4 At Syracuse 2009 Indianapolis ^ 14 24 13.5 1 • Returned to his alma mater in 2015 as a special teams 2010 Indianapolis ^ 16 25 10.0 5 quality control coach Finsterwald, Russ 2011 Indianapolis ^ 16 19 8.5 2 Back; 1919, Detroit Heralds 2012 Indianapolis 14 12 5.0 1 • Four-year starter (2002-05) – three as a cornerback and 2013 San Diego 4 2 0.5 0 one as a receiver 2014 San Diego 16 10 3.5 0 • Sporting News Freshman All-American Fishel, Richard Totals 183 310 111.5 44 • His 40 career passes defended rank third at Syracuse Quarterback; 1933, Brooklyn Dodgers Frugone, James “The lessons I learned from my work on Fivaz, William Back; 1925, New York Giants; 1926, Brooklyn the football field and in the classroom Guard; 1925, Rochester Jeffersons; 1925, Horsemen helped me pursue my football career. The Milwaukee Badgers dedication from the people at Syracuse Gabriel, Tony will help me to succeed in life following my Flannery, John Receiver/Tight End; 1971-74, Hamilton Tiger-Cats playing days.” Center/Guard; 1991-94, Houston Oilers; 1997, (CFL); 1975-81, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) ~ Steve Gregory Dallas Cowboys; 1998-2000, St. Louis Rams • Super Bowl XXXIV Champion (IR) (1999) Gachelin, Louis Defensive Tackle; 2004, New England Patriots; 2005, Foley, James Rhein Fire (NFL Europe) Glover, Deval Back; 1926, Receiver; 1989, Miami Dolphins; 1990-91, Buffalo Gaskeen, Harry Bills; 1992, Ohio Glory (WLAF); 1995, Connecticut Coyotes (AFL) Ford, Willie End; 1919, Akron Pros Defensive Back; 2002, Oakland Raiders, Tennessee Titans; 2003, Pittsburgh Steelers; 2003-04, Kansas Gedney, Chris Grabosky, Gene Tackle; 1960, Buffalo Bills City Chiefs; 2004-05, Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) Tight end; 1993-96, Chicago Bears; 1997-98, 2000, Arizona Cardinals Forsyth, Benjamin Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Graves, Marvin 1993 Chicago 7 10 98 0 9.8 Quarterback; 1994-95, Toronto Argonauts (CFL), Center; 1919-20, Rochester Jeffersons 1994 Chicago 7 13 157 3 12.1 1995 Chicago 14 5 52 0 10.4 1996, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 1997, 1996 Chicago Injured Reserve Montreal Alouettes (CFL); 2001, Saskatchewan Foster, Fred 1997 Arizona 16 23 261 4 11.3 Roughriders (CFL) Back; 1923, Buffalo All-Americans; 1923-24, 1998 Arizona 16 22 171 1 12.3 Rochester Jeffersons 2000 Arizona 8 10 75 0 7.5 Totals 68 83 914 8 11.0 Green, Kevin Kicker; 1992, Sacramento Attack (AFL); 1993, Miami Franklin, Steve Gibbs, Stan Hooters (AFL) Center/Guard; 2006, Kansas City Chiefs; 2006, Linebacker; 1999, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2000, Atlanta Falcons; 2007, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe); Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe); 2000-01, Calgary Green, Tim 2007, Dallas Cowboys; 2008, (AFL); Stampeders (CFL) 2008, New York Dragons (AFL) Linebacker/Defensive End; 1986-93, Atlanta Falcons Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1986 Atlanta 11 14 0.0 0-0 Gilburg, Tom 1987 Atlanta 9 39 1.0 0-0 Tackle; 1961-65, Baltimore Colts 1988 Atlanta 10 50 4.0 0-0 1989 Atlanta 16 111 5.0 0-0 1990 Atlanta 16 121 6.0 0-0 Gissinger, Drew 1991 Atlanta 16 117 5.0 0-0 Offensive Line; 1981-85, San Diego Chargers 1992 Atlanta 12 73 3.0 0-0 1993 Atlanta 9 22 0.0 0-0 ^ - Pro Bowl season Totals 99 547 24.0 0-0 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 157 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Hanoian, Greg Hoffman, Arnold SUccess Stories Fullback; 2005, Detroit Lions; 2005, Green Bay Back; 1925, Rochester Jeffersons Packers; 2006, New York Giants; 2007, Kansas City Arthur Jones Chiefs Hogue, Doug Indianapolis Colts Linebacker; 2011-12, Detroit Lions; 2012, Carolina Harris, Jose Panthers; 2014, Winnipeg Blue Bombers Fullback/Linebacker; 2009, (AFL2) Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2011 Detroit 13 6 0-0 0 2012 Detroit 5 2 0-0 0 Harris, Kenneth Carolina 9 6 0-0 0 Back; 1923-24, Duluth Kelleys Totals 27 14 0-0 0

Harris, Quentin Holmes, David Defensive Back; 2002-2005, Arizona Cardinals; Defensive Back; 1989, Miami Dolphins; 1989, 2006, New York Giants; 2006, Denver Broncos Hamilton Tiger Cats (CFL); 1990, Detroit Lions Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2002 Arizona 6 2 0-0 0 2003 Arizona 16 9 0-0 1 Holmes, Mike 2004 Arizona 16 35 1-(-1) 0 2005 Arizona 16 39 0-0 3 Defensive Back; 2010, Indianapolis Colts 2006 Denver 6 0 0-0 0 Totals 60 85 1-(-1) 4 Hunter, Billy In the NFL … Harrison, Marvin Back; 1965, Washington Redskins; 1966, Miami Dolphins • Fifth-round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft by the Receiver; 1996-2008, Indianapolis Colts Baltimore Ravens • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) • 2012 Super Bowl champion • Eight-time Pro Bowl Selection Hunter, Will • In 2014, signed with the Indianapolis Colts • NFL Record, Season Receptions (143) Defensive Back; 2003, New York Jets; 2004, Cologne Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Centurions (NFL Europe); 2004-06, Minnesota At Syracuse 1996 Indianapolis 16 64 836 8 13.1 Vikings • Posted 17.5 tackles for loss in 2007 1997 Indianapolis 16 73 866 6 11.9 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 1998 Indianapolis 12 59 776 7 13.2 • Had 13 tackles for loss, including 3.5 quarterback 2005 Minnesota 13 10 0-0 0 1999 Indianapolis ^ 16 115 1,663 12 14.5 2006 Minnesota 10 7 0-0 0 sacks, as a junior in 2008 2000 Indianapolis ^ 16 102 1,413 14 13.9 Totals 23 17 0-0 0 • Produced 15 tackles in 2008 win at Notre Dame 2001 Indianapolis ^ 16 109 1,524 15 14.0 2002 Indianapolis ^ 16 143 1,722 11 12.0 2003 Indianapolis ^ 15 94 1,272 10 13.5 Hurley, Bill “Syracuse University not only helped me 2004 Indianapolis ^ 16 86 1,113 15 12.9 2005 Indianapolis ^ 15 82 1,146 12 14.0 Defensive Back; 1980, Pittsburgh Steelers; 1981-82, become a beƩ er pro, but a beƩ er person. 2006 Indianapolis ^ 16 95 1,366 12 14.4 New Orleans Saints; 1983, Buffalo Bills Syracuse helped me become accountable, 2007 Indianapolis 5 20 247 1 12.4 2008 Indianapolis 15 60 636 5 10.6 and taught me about doing the right Totals 190 1,102 14,580 128 13.2 Ismail, Qadry things. Football-wise, the coaches helped Receiver/Kick Returner; 1993-96, Minnesota Vikings; 1997, prepare me to adapt and be a part of a Harvey, Warren Green Bay Packers/Miami Dolphins; 1998, New Orleans team.” Defensive Back; 1983, New Jersey Generals (USFL) Saints; 1999-01, Baltimore Ravens; 2002, Indianapolis Colts ~ Arthur Jones • Super Bowl XXXV Champion (2000) Heater, William Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1993 Minnesota 15 19 212 1 11.2 Tackle; 1940, Brooklyn Dodgers 1994 Minnesota 16 45 696 5 15.5 Greenwood, Morlon 1995 Minnesota 16 32 597 3 18.7 Linebacker; 2001-04, Miami Dolphins; 2005-09, Hemsley, Nate 1996 Minnesota 16 22 351 3 16.0 1997 Miami 3 0 0 0 0.0 Houston Texans; Oakland Raiders, 2009; 2010-12, Linebacker; 1997-1999, Dallas Cowboys; 2000-01, 1998 New Orleans 10 0 0 0 0.0 Omaha Nighthawks (UFL) Miami Dolphins; 2001-02, Carolina Panthers 1999 Baltimore 16 68 1,105 6 16.3 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 2000 Baltimore 15 49 655 5 13.4 2001 Miami 14 70 1.5 0-0 1997 Cowboys 2 1 0.0 0-0 2001 Baltimore 16 74 1,059 6 16.3 2002 Miami 16 70 1.0 0-0 1998 Cowboys 3 0 0.0 0-0 2002 Indianapolis 14 44 462 3 10.5 2003 Miami 16 85 0.5 0-0 1999 Cowboys 6 2 0.0 0-0 Totals 137 353 5137 32 14.6 2004 Miami 16 108 0.0 0-0 2001 Panthers 9 23 0.0 0-0 2005 Houston 16 144 2.0 0-0 Totals 20 26 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP KO RET. YDS AVG TD 2006 Houston 16 110 1.0 1-0 1993 Minnesota 15 42 902 21.5 0 2007 Houston 16 118 1.0 1-3 1994 Minnesota 16 35 807 23.1 0 2008 Houston 16 43 .00 0-0 Hill, Shelby 1995 Minnesota 16 42 1,037 24.7 0 Totals 126 748 7.0 2-3 Wide Receiver; 1995, Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe) 1996 Minnesota 16 28 527 18.8 0 1997 Miami 3 8 166 20.8 0 1998 New Orleans 10 28 590 21.1 0 Gregory, Steve Hinkle, John 1999 Baltimore 16 4 55 13.8 0 Defensive Back; 2006-11, San Diego Chargers; 2012- Running Back/Defensive Back; 1940, New 2000 Baltimore 15 2 51 25.5 0 13, New England Patriots; 2014, Kansas City Chiefs York Giants; 1941, New York Americans; 1943, 2001 Baltimore 15 0 0 0.0 0 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2002 Indianapolis 14 0 0 0.0 0 Philadelphia-Pittsburgh; 1944-47, Philadelphia Eagles Totals 137 189 4,135 21.9 0 2006 San Diego 14 12 0-0 1 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2007 San Diego 16 11 0-0 1 1940 N.Y. Giants 3 0 0 0 2008 San Diego 15 36 0-0 4 1941 N.Y. Americans 1 0 0 0 Jackson, Maurice 2009 San Diego 16 71 1-13 6 1943 Phil./Pitt. 10 116 571 3 2010 San Diego 9 44 2-41 2 1944 Philadelphia 10 92 421 2 Wide Receiver; 2002, Kansas City Chiefs; 2002-03, 2011 San Diego 15 67 1-26 3 1945 Philadelphia 3 11 40 0 British Columbia Lions (CFL) 2012 New England 12 37 3-50 5 1946 Philadelphia 10 18 33 0 2013 New England 14 50 0-0 3 1947 Philadelphia 3 1 2 0 Totals 97 328 7-130 22 Totals 40 238 1,067 5 Jackson, Tanard Safety; 2007-11, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2012-14, Gregory, Ted Year Team GP INT YDS 1940 N.Y. Giants 3 0 0 Washington Redskins Nose tackle; 1988, New Orleans Saints 1941 N.Y. Americans 1 0 0 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 1943 Phil./Pitt. 10 4 98 2007 Tampa Bay 16 56 2-26 13 Hackett, Marcus 1944 Philadelphia 10 2 62 2008 Tampa Bay 16 69 1-25 3 1945 Philadelphia 3 1 17 2009 Tampa Bay 12 71 5-86 8 Receiver; 1984, New Jersey Generals (USFL) 1946 Philadelphia 10 2 37 2010 Tampa Bay 2 8 0-0 0 1947 Philadelphia 3 0 0 2011 Tampa Bay 10 35 2-59 3 Totals 56 239 10-196 27 ^ - Pro Bowl season Totals 40 9 214 158 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Jacobs, Dave JONES, ARTHUR 2010-PRESENT Kicker; 1979, New York Jets; 1981, Cleveland Browns; Defensive Tackle; 2010-13, Baltimore Ravens; SUccess Stories 1983, New Jersey Generals (USFL); 1987, Philadelphia 2014-present, Indianapolis Colts Eagles; 1988, New England Steamrollers (AFL) • Super Bowl XLVII Champion (2012) Chandler Jones Year Team GP FG/FGA PAT/ATT PTS Year Team GP TACKLES SACKS FF 1979 N.Y. Jets 4 5/9 10/11 25 2010 Baltimore 2 0 0-0 0 New England Patriots 1981 Cleveland 5 4/12 9/10 21 2011 Baltimore 14 20 0-0 0 1987 Philadelphia 3 3/5 2/4 11 2012 Baltimore 16 47 4.5-30 1 Totals 12 12/26 21/25 57 2013 Baltimore 14 53 4.0-27 0 2014 Indianapolis 9 23 1.5-15 1 Jakowenko, George Totals 55 143 10-72 1 Kicker; 1974, Oakland Raiders; 1976, Buffalo Bills Year Team GP FG/FGA PAT/ATT PTS JONES, CHANDLER 2012-PRESENT 1974 Oakland 6 0/0 0/0 0 Defensive End; 2012-present, New England Patriots 1976 Buffalo 11 12/17 21/24 57 Totals 17 12/17 21/24 57 • Super Bowl XLIX Champion (2014) Year Team GP TACKLES SACKS FF 2012 New England 14 45 6-33 3 Jappe, Paul 2013 New England 16 79 11.5-74 1 End; 1925, 1927-28, New York Giants; 1926, Brooklyn Lions 2014 New England 10 43 6.0-49 2 Totals 40 157 23.5-156 6 Jerome, Jim Linebacker; 1976, New England Patriots; 1977, New Jones, Jared York Jets Wide Receiver/Defensive Back; 2007-09, Albany Conquest (af2) In the NFL … Johnson, JR • Twenty-first pick in the 2012 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots Linebacker; 2002, Baltimore Ravens, New Orleans Jones, Tebucky • In 2012, had 45 tackles and six quarterback sacks Saints; 2003, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, Defensive Back; 1998-2002, New England Patriots; • 2012 Pro Football Weekly All-NFL Rookie selection Oakland Raiders; 2004, Atlanta Falcons 2003-04, New Orleans Saints; 2005, Miami • Posted 79 tackles and 11.5 sacks in 2013 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD Dolphins; 2006, New England Patriots 2002 Baltimore 4 4 0-0 0 • 2014 Super Bowl champion New Orleans 1 0 0-0 0 • Super Bowl XXXVI Champion (2001) Totals 5 4 0-0 0 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 1998 New England 16 7 0-0 3 At Syracuse 1999 New England 12 26 0-0 2 • 2011 All-BIG EAST First Team selection Johnson, Kevin 2000 New England 15 55 2-20 6 • Started 28-of-32 games he played Wide Receiver; 1999-2003, Cleveland Browns; 2003, 2001 New England 16 57 1-(-4) 5 2002 New England 14 50 1-0 5 Jacksonville Jaguars; 2004, Baltimore Ravens; 2005, 2003 New Orleans 15 80 1-2 4 “My experience at Syracuse prepared me Detroit Lions 2004 New Orleans 16 110 1-55 3 Year Team GP RE. YDS TD AVG 2005 Miami 6 35 0-0 0 for a professional career by giving me life 1999 Cleveland 16 66 986 8 14.9 2006 New England Injured reserve 2000 Cleveland 16 57 669 0 11.7 Totals 110 420 6-73 28 skills that being a professional require. I 2001 Cleveland 16 84 1,097 9 13.1 was honored to be a student-athlete at 2002 Cleveland 16 67 703 4 10.5 Syracuse. It was hard work to succeed in 2003 Cleveland 9 41 381 2 9.3 Jones, Tony Jacksonville 6 17 253 1 14.9 Defensive Back; 1995, Arizona Cardinals both the classroom and on the football 2004 Baltimore 16 35 373 1 10.7 2005 Detroit 6 16 133 0 7.8 fi eld.” Totals 101 383 4,595 25 12.0 Joseph, Dwayne ~ Chandler Jones Defensive Back; 1994-97, Chicago Bears Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD Year Team GP INT YDS 1999 Cleveland 16 19 128 6.7 0 1995 Chicago 16 2 31 Kelly, Pat Totals 101 19 128 6.7 0 Tight End; 1988, Denver Broncos; 1989-92, New York Johnson, Kyle Kane, Tommy Jets • Super Bowl XXIV Participant (1989) Running Back; 2002, Carolina Panthers, NY Giants, Receiver; 1988-93, Seattle Seahawks Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG and Detroit Lions; 2002-06, Denver Broncos 1988 Seattle 9 6 32 0 5.3 1988 Denver 16 1 4 0 4.0 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1989 Seattle 5 7 94 0 13.4 1989 Denver 16 3 13 0 4.3 2005 Denver 16 4 9 1 1990 Seattle 16 52 776 4 14.9 1990 N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 0 0.0 2006 Denver 14 5 30 0 1991 Seattle 16 50 763 2 15.3 1991 N.Y. Jets 8 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 30 9 39 1 1992 Seattle 11 27 369 3 13.7 Totals 41 4 17 0 4.3 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Totals 57 142 2,034 9 14.3 2004 Denver 14 9 126 2 14.0 2005 Denver 16 4 9 1 2.3 Kennedy, Darryl 2006 Denver 14 7 37 1 5.3 Kanya, Albert Fullback; 2004, Pittsburgh Steelers Totals 44 20 172 4 8.6 Tackle; 1931-32, Staten Island Redskins Johnston, Daryl Kiernan, Scott Karilivacz, Carl Offensive Line; 1999-01, New York Giants; 2002, Fullback; 1989-99, Dallas Cowboys Back; 1953-57, Detroit Lions; 1958, New York Carolina Panthers • Super Bowl XXVII Champion (1992) Giants; 1959-60, Los Angeles Rams • Super Bowl XXXV Participant (2000) () • Super Bowl XXVIII Champion (1993) Year Team GP INT YDS • Super Bowl XXX Champion (1995) 1953 Detroit 12 0 0 • Two-time Pro Bowl Selection 1954 Detroit 11 2 66 Killorin, Pat Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1955 Detroit 12 2 33 Center; 1966, Pittsburgh Steelers 1989 Dallas 16 67 212 0 1956 Detroit 11 1 0 1990 Dallas 16 10 35 1 1957 Detroit 12 5 54 1991 Dallas 16 17 54 0 1958 N.Y. Giants 12 3 15 Kimmel, Jamie 1959 Los Angeles 6 0 0 1992 Dallas 16 17 61 0 Linebacker; 1985-88, Los Angeles Raiders 1993 Dallas ^ 16 24 74 3 1960 Los Angeles 9 0 0 1994 Dallas ^ 16 40 138 2 Totals 85 13 168 1995 Dallas 16 25 111 2 King, Bernie 1996 Dallas 16 22 48 0 1997 Dallas 6 2 3 0 Kellogg, William Linebacker; 1985, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) 1998 Dallas 16 8 17 0 Back; 1924, Frankford Yellowjackets; 1925, 1999 Dallas 1 0 0 0 Rochester Jeffersons; 1926, Chicago Cardinals Totals 151 232 753 8 ^ - Pro Bowl season • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 159 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Lapham, Dave Madison, Carroll SUccess Stories Tackle; 1974-83, Cincinnati Bengals; 1983-85, New Guard; 2008, Detroit Lions Jersey Generals (USFL) Jameel McClain • Super Bowl XVI Participant (1981) Mare, Olindo New York Giants Kicker; 1996, NY Giants; 1997-06, Miami Dolphins; Lasse, Richard 2007-08, New Orleans Saints; 2008-10, Seattle Linebacker; 1958-59, Pittsburgh Steelers; 1960- Seahawks; 2011, Carolina Panthers, 2012, Chicago 61, Washington Redskins; 1962, New York Giants; Bears Defensive End; 1963, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) • 2000 Pro Bowl Selection Year Team GP FG/FGA PAT/ATT PTS 1997 Miami 16 28/36 33/33 117 Leaf, Garfield 1998 Miami 16 22/27 33/34 99 Tackle; 1926, Louisville Colonels 1999 Miami ^ 16 39/46 27/27 144 2000 Miami 16 28/31 33/34 117 2001 Miami 16 19/21 39/40 96 Leberman, Bob 2002 Miami 16 24/31 42/43 114 2003 Miami 16 22/29 33/34 99 Back; 1954, Baltimore Colts 2004 Miami 11 12/16 18/18 54 2005 Miami 16 25/30 33/33 108 2006 Miami 16 26/36 22/22 100 Lemon, Alex 2007 New Orleans 13 10/17 34/34 64 Wide Receiver; 2013-14, Houston Texans; 2014, 2008 Seattle 16 24/27 30/30 102 Baltimore Ravens 2009 Seattle 16 24/26 28/28 100 2010 Seattle 16 25/30 31/31 106 2011 Carolina 16 22/28 44/45 110 Leverette, Kwazeon 2012 Chicago 3 6/8 7/7 25 Totals 232 356/439 487/493 1,555 Receiver; 2002-03, Cincinnati Bengals

Levy, Harvey Marrone, Doug Tackle; 1987-88, Miami Dolphins; 1988-89, Dallas In the NFL … Guard; 1928, New York Yankees • Signed as a free agent with the Ravens in 2008 Cowboys; 1991-92, London Monarchs (NFL Europe) • 2012 Super Bowl champion Little, Floyd • Signed with the New York Giants in 2014 Mason, Kevin Running Back; 1967-75, Denver Broncos Quarterback; 1996-97, Saskatchewan Roughriders • 2010 Pro Hall of Fame Inductee (CFL); 1999-2003, Buffalo Destroyers (AFL) At Syracuse • Three-time AFC-NFC Pro Bowl Selection • In 2006, led the BIG EAST in sacks (9.5) • Two-time AFC All-Star • Second-team All-BIG EAST in 2006 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Matteo, Francis • Semifinalist for the 2006 Award 1967 Denver 13 130 381 1 Tackle; 1922-25, Rochester Jeffersons 1968 Denver ^ 11 158 584 3 1969 Denver ^ 9 146 729 6 “Syracuse was the stepping stone for my 1970 Denver ^ 14 209 901 3 McBride, John life. The Orange taught me what it was 1971 Denver ^ 14 284 1,133 6 1972 Denver 14 216 859 9 Back; 1925-28, 1932-34, New York Giants; 1929, like to be a man, a leader and to be 1973 Denver ^ 14 256 979 12 Providence Steamrollers; 1930-32, Brooklyn responsible. Additionally, the education 1974 Denver 14 117 312 1 Dodgers 1975 Denver 14 125 445 2 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD that it gave me was the best, bar none.” Totals 117 1,641 6,323 43 1925 N.Y. Giants 12 n/a n/a 2 ~ Jameel McClain 1926 N.Y. Giants 13 n/a n/a 5 1927 N.Y. Giants 12 n/a n/a 6 LYN, KEON 2015-PRESENT 1928 N.Y. Giants 9 n/a n/a 1 Defensive Back; 2015, Winnepeg Blue Bombers 1929 Providence 12 n/a n/a 0 Konrad, Rob 1930 Brooklyn 11 n/a n/a 8 Fullback; 1999-2004, Miami Dolphins; 2005, 1931 Brooklyn 13 n/a n/a 3 Oakland Raiders Mackey, Jerry 1932 Brooklyn 3 3 23 0 Linebacker; 2007, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2007-08, N.Y. Giants 9 84 302 1 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1933 N.Y. Giants 11 33 87 0 1999 Miami 15 9 16 0 New York Jets 1934 N.Y. Giants 1 4 14 0 2000 Miami 15 15 39 0 Totals 106 n/a n/a 26 2001 Miami 12 5 22 1 2002 Miami 16 3 2 0 Mackey, John Year Team GP COMP-ATT YDS TD INT 1925 N.Y. Giants 12 n/a n/a 6 n/a 2003 Miami 16 4 17 0 Tight End; 1963-71, Baltimore Colts; 1972, San 2004 Miami 10 2 18 0 1926 N.Y. Giants 13 n/a n/a 3 n/a Totals 84 38 114 1 Diego Chargers 1927 N.Y. Giants 12 n/a n/a 7 n/a • 1992 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee 1928 N.Y. Giants 9 n/a n/a 0 n/a 1929 Providence 12 n/a n/a 2 n/a Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG • Super Bowl V Champion (1970) 1999 Miami 15 34 251 1 7.4 1930 Brooklyn 11 n/a n/a 2 n/a 2000 Miami 15 14 83 0 5.9 • Super Bowl III Participant (1968) 1931 Brooklyn 13 n/a n/a 2 n/a 2001 Miami 12 5 52 0 13.0 • Five-time Pro Bowl Selection 1932 Brooklyn 3 n/a n/a 0 n/a 2002 Miami 16 34 233 3 6.9 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG N.Y. Giants 9 36-74 363 6 9 2003 Miami 16 16 166 0 10.4 1963 Baltimore ^ 14 35 726 7 20.7 1933 N.Y. Giants 11 11-24 138 2 2 2004 Miami 10 8 69 1 8.6 1964 Baltimore 14 22 406 2 18.5 1934 N.Y. Giants 1 3-3 37 1 0 Totals 84 111 854 5 7.7 1965 Baltimore ^ 14 40 814 7 20.4 Totals 106 n/a n/a 31 n/a 1966 Baltimore ^ 14 50 829 9 16.6 1967 Baltimore ^ 14 55 686 3 12.5 Kowalewski, Joe 1968 Baltimore ^ 14 45 644 5 14.3 McCLAIN, JAMEEL 2008-PRESENT Tight End/FB; 2006-08, New York Jets; 2009, Miami Dolphins 1969 Baltimore 14 34 443 2 13.0 Linebacker; 2008-13, Baltimore Ravens; Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1970 Baltimore 14 28 435 3 15.5 2014-present, New York Giants 2007 New York Jets 13 5 18 1 3.6 1971 Baltimore 14 11 143 0 13.0 1972 San Diego 13 11 110 0 10.0 • Super Bowl XLVII Champion (2012) Totals 139 331 5,236 38 15.8 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS FR 2008 Baltimore 16 16 2.5 0-0 0 LaCasse, Ryan 2009 Baltimore 16 30 0.0 0-0 0 Linebacker; 2006, Baltimore Ravens; 2006-07, MacPherson, Macky 2010 Baltimore 16 71 1.0 0-0 1 Indianapolis Colts 2011 Baltimore 16 84 1.0 1-8 2 Center; 2015, Buffalo Bills 2012 Baltimore 13 79 0.0 0-0 1 • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) 2013 Baltimore 10 52 0.0 0-0 0 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2014 N.Y. Giants 16 116 2.5 0-0 0 2006 Indianapolis 12 9 0-0 0 Maddox, Deon Totals 93 448 7.0 1-8 4 Wide Receiver; 1997, Detroit Lions ^ - Pro Bowl season

160 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL McClelland, Les Mitchell, Kevin Tackle; 1954, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) Linebacker; 1994-97, San Francisco 49ers; 1998- SUccess Stories 1999, New Orleans Saints; 2000-04, Washington McCummings, Gary Redskins Donovan McNabb OL/DL; 1992, Sacramento Attack (AFL); 1993 Miami • Super Bowl XXIX Champion (1994) Philadelphia Eagles (1999-2009) Hooters (AFL) Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1994 San Francisco 16 6 0.0 0-0 1995 San Francisco 15 4 0.0 0-0 McKee, Paul 1996 San Francisco 12 16 1.0 0-0 Tight End; 1947-48, Washington Redskins 1997 San Francisco 16 6 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1998 New Orleans 8 55 2.5 0-0 1947 Washington 11 16 242 2 15.1 1999 New Orleans 16 15 0.0 0-0 1948 Washington 12 14 171 0 12.2 2000 Washington 16 4 1.0 1-0 Totals 23 30 413 2 13.8 2001 Washington 13 116 2.0 0-0 2002 Washington 16 26 0.0 1-7 2003 Washington 16 7 0.0 0-0 McNabb, Donovan Totals 144 255 6.5 2-7 Quarterback; 1999-09, Philadelphia Eagles; 2010, Monk, Art Washington Redskins; 2011, Minnesota Vikings End; 1980-93, Washington Redskins; 1994, New • Super Bowl XXXIX Participant (2004) York Jets; 1995, Philadelphia Eagles • Six-time Pro Bowl Selection • 2008 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee Year Team GP COMP-ATT YDS TD INT 1999 Philadelphia 12 106-216 948 8 7 • Super Bowl XXII Champion (1987) 2000 Philadelphia ^ 16 330-569 3,365 21 13 • Super Bowl XXII Champion (1987) 2001 Philadelphia ^ 16 285-493 3,233 25 12 • Super Bowl XVIII Participant (1983) 2002 Philadelphia ^ 10 211-361 2,289 17 6 2003 Philadelphia ^ 16 275-478 3,216 16 11 • Three-time Pro Bowl Selection 2004 Philadelphia ^ 15 300-469 3,875 31 8 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 2005 Philadelphia 9 211-357 2,507 16 9 1980 Washington 16 58 797 3 13.7 2006 Philadelphia 10 180-316 2,647 18 6 1981 Washington 16 56 894 6 16.0 In the NFL … 2007 Philadelphia 14 291-473 3,324 19 7 1982 Washington 9 35 447 1 12.8 2008 Philadelphia 16 345-571 3,916 23 11 1983 Washington 12 47 746 5 15.9 • Second overall selection in the 1999 NFL Draft by 2009 Philadelphia ^ 14 267-443 3,553 22 10 1984 Washington ^ 16 106 1,372 7 12.9 the Philadelphia Eagles 2010 Washington 13 275-472 3,377 14 15 1985 Washington ^ 15 91 1,226 2 13.5 • Six-time Pro Bowl selection 2011 Minnesota 6 94-156 1,026 4 2 1986 Washington ^ 16 73 1,068 4 14.6 Totals 167 3,170-5,374 37,276 234 117 1987 Washington 9 38 483 6 12.7 • 2000 Football News NFC Player of the Year Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1988 Washington 16 72 946 5 13.1 • 2000 All-Pro Team 1999 Philadelphia 12 47 313 0 1989 Washington 16 86 1,186 8 13.8 • Traded to the Washington Redskins in 2010 2000 Philadelphia ^ 16 86 629 6 1990 Washington 16 68 770 5 11.3 2001 Philadelphia ^ 16 82 482 2 1991 Washington 16 71 1,049 8 14.8 • The Eagles retired his No. 5 in 2013 2002 Philadelphia ^ 10 63 460 6 1992 Washington 16 46 644 3 14.0 2003 Philadelphia ^ 16 71 355 3 1993 Washington 16 41 398 2 9.7 At Syracuse 1994 N.Y. Jets 16 46 581 3 12.6 2004 Philadelphia ^ 15 41 220 3 • Fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting 2005 Philadelphia 9 25 55 1 1995 Philadelphia 3 6 114 0 19.0 2006 Philadelphia 10 32 212 3 Totals 224 940 12,721 68 13.5 • Three-time BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year 2007 Philadelphia 14 50 236 0 • Jersey was retired in 2013 at the Carrier Dome 2008 Philadelphia 16 39 147 2 2009 Philadelphia ^ 14 37 140 2 Monroe, James 2010 Washington 13 29 151 0 Center; 1995, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL); 1996-01, “My career at Syracuse taught me so many 2011 Minnesota 6 14 59 1 Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) things – work ethic, leadership, teamwork Totals 167 616 3,459 29 – and it gave me the ability to go day-in McIntosh, Ian Moody, Keith and day-out against a high competition Strong Safety; 2000, Washington Redskins Back; 1976-79, Buffalo Bills; 1980, Oakland Raiders; level.” 1983, New Jersey Generals (USFL) ~ Donovan McNabb McPherson, Don • Super Bowl XV Champion (1980) Year Team GP INT YDS Quarterback; 1988-89, Philadelphia Eagles; 1990, 1976 Buffalo 14 3 63 Houston Oilers; 1991, Philadelphia Eagles; 1992-94, 1977 Buffalo 14 0 0 Moore, Rob Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 1978 Buffalo 14 0 0 1979 Buffalo 16 0 0 Receiver; 1990-94, New York Jets; 1995-01, Arizona 1980 Oakland 5 0 0 Cardinals; 2002, Denver Broncos Meggyesy, Dave Totals 63 3 63 • Two-time Pro Bowl Selection Linebacker; 1963-69, St. Louis Cardinals Year Team GP KO RET. YDS AVG TD Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1976 Buffalo 14 26 605 23.3 0 1990 N.Y. Jets 15 44 692 6 15.7 1977 Buffalo 14 30 636 21.2 0 1991 N.Y. Jets 16 70 987 5 14.1 Merkerson, Da’mon 1978 Buffalo 14 18 371 20.6 0 1992 N.Y. Jets 16 50 726 4 14.5 Defensive Back; 2011, Arizona Cardinals; 2011-14, 1979 Buffalo 16 27 556 20.6 0 1993 N.Y. Jets 13 64 843 1 13.2 Arizona Rattlers (AFL) 1980 Oakland 5 8 150 18.8 0 1994 N.Y. Jets ^ 16 78 1,010 6 12.9 Totals 63 109 2,318 21.3 0 1995 Arizona 15 63 907 5 14.4 1996 Arizona 16 58 1,016 4 17.5 Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD 1997 Arizona ^ 16 97 1,584 8 16.3 Mitch, Bobby 1976 Buffalo 14 16 166 10.4 1 1998 Arizona 16 67 982 5 14.7 Defensive Back; 1976, New England Patriots 1977 Buffalo 14 15 196 13.1 1 1999 Arizona 14 37 621 5 16.8 1978 Buffalo 14 19 240 12.6 1 2000 Arizona 0 0 0 0 0.0 1979 Buffalo 16 38 318 8.4 0 2001 Arizona 0 0 0 0 0.0 1980 Oakland 5 0 0 0 0 Totals 153 628 9,368 49 14.9 Totals 63 88 920 10.5 3 Morant, Johnnie Receiver; 2004-07, Oakland Raiders; 2008-09, Toronto Argonauts (CFL); 2009, Hamilton Tiger-Cats Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 2004 Oakland 4 1 20 0 20.0 2005 Oakland 1 0 0 0 0.0 2006 Oakland 10 7 70 0 10.0 Totals 15 8 90 0 11.3

Moresco, Tim Back; 1977-80, New York Jets ^ - Pro Bowl season • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 161 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Myers, Tom Palmer, Emile SUccess Stories Back; 1972-83, New Orleans Saints; 1984-85, Defensive Tackle; 1998, Chicago Bears; 1997-98, Houston Gamblers (USFL) London Monarchs (NFL Europe); 1999, Scottish Justin Pugh • 1980 Pro Bowl Selection Claymores (NFL Europe) Year Team GP INT YDS New York Giants 1972 New Orleans 13 3 0 1973 New Orleans 13 3 33 Patterson, Perry 1974 New Orleans 12 3 43 Quarterback; 2007, Philadelphia Eagles; 2008, 1975 New Orleans 9 5 83 1976 New Orleans 14 1 0 Columbus Destroyers (AFL); 2008, Dallas Desperados 1977 New Orleans 12 1 2 (AFL); 2009-10, (IFL); 2011-12, 1978 New Orleans 16 6 167 Chicago Slaughter (IFL) 1979 New Orleans ^ 15 7 127 1980 New Orleans 16 5 96 1981 New Orleans 16 2 70 Paul, Markus Totals 136 36 621 Safety; 1989-93, Chicago Bears; 1994, Tampa Bay Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD 1972 New Orleans 13 9 43 4.8 0 Buccaneers Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 1975 New Orleans 9 10 70 7.0 0 1989 Chicago 16 51 1-20 5 1976 New Orleans 14 2 22 11.0 0 1990 Chicago 16 21 2-49 2 Totals 36 21 135 6.4 0 1991 Chicago 14 75 3-21 6 1992 Chicago 16 55 1-10 4 1993 Chicago 8 6 0-0 0 Nance, Jim 1994 Tampa Bay 1 0 0-0 0 In the NFL … Back; 1965-70, Boston Patriots; 1971, New England Patriots; Totals 71 208 7-100 17 • First-round draft choice of the New York Giants 1973, New York Jets; 1974-75; Shreveport Steamers (WFL) in 2013 • Two-time Pro Bowl Selection Perkins, Anthony • Started all 16 games in his rookie season Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1965 Boston 14 111 321 5 Defensive Line; 2011-14, Colorado Ice (IFL); • With the first string for 14 games in 2014 1966 Boston ^ 14 299 1,458 11 1967 Boston ^ 14 269 1,216 7 At Syracuse 1968 Boston 12 177 593 4 Pettijohn, Duke • Three-year starter (2010-12) at offensive tackle 1969 Boston 14 193 750 6 Fullback/Linebacker, Defensive Line; 2001, Cincinnati 1970 Boston 13 145 522 7 • Three-time All-BIG EAST Conference selection 1971 New England 13 129 463 5 Bengals; 2002, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2002-03, 1973 N.Y. Jets 7 18 78 0 (AFL); 2004-08, Dallas Desperados “My time at Syracuse taught me to be a Totals 101 1,341 5,401 45 (AFL); 2010, Dallas Vigilantes professional and a man, on the field, in the classroom and in the community. It NASSIB, Ryan 2013-PRESENT Philcox, Todd helped me develop a foundation that I’ve Quarterback; 2013-present, New York Giants Quarterback; 1989-90, Cincinnati Bengals; 1991- Year Team GP COMP-ATT YDS TD INT been able to build from with the New 2014 N.Y. Giants 4 4-5 60 0 0 94, Cleveland Browns; 1994, San Diego Chargers; York Giants. I had great coaches, great 1995, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 1996-98, Jacksonville teammates, great professors and great Jaguars Newsome, Eugene Year Team GP COMP-ATT YDS TD INT people in the community who helped me OL/DL; 2009 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers (af2) 1990 Cincinnati 2 0-2 0 0 1 succeed not only at Syracuse, but in the 1991 Cleveland 4 4-8 49 0 1 1992 Cleveland 2 13-27 217 3 1 life I have now.” Nichols, Jack 1993 Cleveland 5 52-108 699 4 7 ~ Justin Pugh End; 1963, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) 1994 San Diego 2 16-28 173 0 1 Totals 15 85-173 1,138 7 11

Nobel, James Pidgeon, Tim Morris, Joe End; 1925, Buffalo Bisons Defensive End; 1987, Miami Dolphins Back; 1982-89, New York Giants; 1991-92, Cleveland Browns Novotny, Harry Pilon, Jeff • Super Bowl XXI Champion (1986) Guard; 1940, New York Americans • Two-time Pro Bowl Selection Guard; 2000, New York Jets; 2000-09, Calgary Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Stampeders (CFL) 1982 N.Y. Giants 5 15 48 1 Obst, Harry 1983 N.Y. Giants 15 35 145 0 Guard; 1931, Staten Island Stapletons; 1933, 1984 N.Y. Giants 16 133 510 4 Pilon, Marc 1985 N.Y. Giants ^ 16 294 1,336 21 Philadelphia Eagles; 1936, New York Yankees Defensive Line; 1999-02, Calgary Stampeders (CFL); 1986 N.Y. Giants ^ 15 341 1,516 14 1987 N.Y. Giants 11 193 658 3 2002, Edmonton Eskimos; 2003-04, British Columbia 1988 N.Y. Giants 16 307 1,083 5 O’Connor, Sean Lions; 2005, Ottawa Renegades; 2006, Toronto 1991 Cleveland 16 93 289 2 Guard; 2002, Arizona Cardinals; 2002-03, NY Giants; Argonauts; 2006-07, Hamilton Tiger-Cats Totals 110 1411 5,585 50 2004, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe) Piro, Henry Mulvey, Vincent Ojinnaka, Quinn End; 1941, Philadelphia Eagles Back; 1923, Buffalo All-Americans Guard/Tackle; 2006-10, Atlanta Falcons; 2010-11, New England Patriots; 2011-12, St. Louis Rams Ponds, Antwaune Mungro James Linebacker; 1998-1999, Washington Redskins Running Back; 2002, Detroit Lions; 2002-06, O’Neill, Pat Indianapolis Colts Punter; 1994-95, New England Patriots; 1996 Preston, Ray • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) (IR) Chicago Bears Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Year Team GP PUNTS YDS AVG Linebacker; 1976-84, San Diego Chargers Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 2002 Indianapolis 9 97 336 8 1994 New England 16 69 2,841 41.2 1976 San Diego 14 34 0.0 0-0 2003 Indianapolis 7 24 60 2 1995 New England 8 41 1,514 36.9 1977 San Diego 11 16 0.0 0-0 2004 Indianapolis 15 5 19 0 1996 Chicago 1 3 89 29.7 1978 San Diego 16 46 0.0 0-0 2005 Indianapolis 12 7 15 0 Totals 25 113 4,444 39.3 2006 Indianapolis Injured reserve 1979 San Diego 16 116 0.0 5-121 Totals 43 133 430 10 1980 San Diego 14 84 2.0 0-0 1981 San Diego 16 43 0.0 0-0 Paglio, John 1982 San Diego 9 12 0.0 0-0 Tackle; 1965, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) 1983 San Diego 16 32 0.0 1-13 1984 San Diego 10 17 0.0 0-0 ^ - Pro Bowl season Totals 122 400 2.0 6-134 162 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Protz, John Sawyer, Ken Linebacker; 1970, San Diego Chargers Back; 1974, Cincinnati Bengals SUccess Stories

PUGH, JUSTIN 2013-PRESENT Scanlon, Rich Shamarko Thomas Offensive Tackle; 2013-present, New York Giants Linebacker; 2004-06, Kansas City Chiefs; 2005, Berlin Pittsburgh Steelers Thunder (NFL Europe); 2007-08, Tennessee Titans; Rafter, Bill 2009, New York Giants. Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Back; 1919-21, 1924, Rochester Jeffersons 2004 Kansas City 6 3 0.0 0-0 2005 Kansas City 16 26 0.0 0-0 2006 Kansas City 9 9 0.0 0-0 Reckmack, Raymond 2007 Tennessee 9 6 0.0 0-0 Back; 1937, Detroit Lions; 1937, Brooklyn Dodgers Totals 40 44 0.0 0-0

Rhodes, Damien Schwedes, Gerhard Running Back; 2006, Houston Texans; 2007 Berlin Back; 1960-61, Boston Patriots Thunder (NFL Europe) Schwedes, Scott Richardson, Terry Receiver; 1987-90, Miami Dolphins; 1990, San Diego Running Back; 1996, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe), Chargers Pittsburgh Steelers Year Team GP REC YDS TD AVG 1987 Miami 12 0 0 0 0.0 In the NFL … Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1988 Miami 16 6 137 0 21.7 1996 Pittsburgh 1 5 17 0 • 2013 Pittsburgh Steelers fourth-round draft choice 1989 Miami 9 7 174 1 24.9 • Has played in 25 games in two seasons 1990 Miami 4 6 66 1 11.0 Riddle, Jamel San Diego 5 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 46 19 377 2 19.8 At Syracuse Wide Receiver; 2006, 2007 Toronto Argos • Started 39-of-48 games at Syracuse Year Team GP KO RET YDS AVG TD 1987 Miami 12 9 177 19.7 0 • 2012 All-BIG EAST First Team selection Ridlon, Jim 1988 Miami 16 3 49 16.3 0 • 263 career tackles Back; 1957-62, San Francisco 49ers; 1963-64, Dallas 1989 Miami 9 3 24 8.0 0 Cowboys 1990 Miami 4 3 52 26.0 0 “While at Syracuse, everybody treated San Diego 5 0 0 0 0 Year Team GP INT YDS Totals 46 18 302 16.8 0 me as a man, not just as a football player. 1957 San Francisco 12 0 0 1958 San Francisco 12 4 10 Coach Doug Marrone, Coach Scott Shafer Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD 1959 San Francisco 12 0 0 1987 Miami 12 24 203 8.5 0 and the other coaches, their mindset wasn’t 1960 San Francisco 12 0 0 1988 Miami 16 24 230 9.6 0 1961 San Francisco 11 0 0 always just about football. It was about 1989 Miami 9 18 210 11.7 1 1962 San Francisco 9 1 8 1990 Miami 4 9 89 9.9 0 growing these young guys into men. And I 1963 Dallas 7 0 0 San Diego 5 5 33 6.6 0 1964 Dallas 14 4 121 feel like that’s what Syracuse did for me. It Totals 46 80 765 9.6 1 Totals 89 9 139 developed me into a man, and it’s helped me in the NFL, with how to be a pro and Scully, Steve Ringo, Jim succeed in life.” Tackle; 1977, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) Center; 1953-63, Green Bay Packers; 1964-67, ~ Shamarko Thomas Philadelphia Eagles • 1981 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee Sebo, Samuel Back; 1930, Newark Tornados • 10-time Pro Bowl Selection (1957-66, 1968) Sinceno, Kaseem Tight End; 1998-1999, Philadelphia Eagles; 2000 Robertson, Harry Shafer, Mike Green Bay Packers, 2000-01, Chicago Bears; 2002, Tackle; 1921-22, Rochester Jeffersons; 1922, Kicker-Punter; 2003, St. Louis Rams, Houston Texans; Houston Texans Milwaukee Badgers 2004, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe), Buffalo Bills Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1998 Philadelphia 10 3 42 1 14.0 2000 Chicago 11 23 206 0 9.0 Rooks, George Sharp, Jerry Totals 21 26 248 1 9.5 Defensive Tackle; 1992, New York Giants; 1994, Offensive/Defensive Line; 1995-97, Orlando Miami Dolphins Predators (AFL); 1998, Nashville Kats (AFL); 1999, Singer, Walter New England Sea Wolves (AFL); 2000, Carolina End; 1935-36, New York Giants Ruff, Guy (AFL); 2001, New York Dragons (AFL); 2002, Buffalo Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Linebacker; 1982, Pittsburgh Steelers Destroyers, (AFL); 2003-04, New York Dragons (AFL), 1935 N.Y. Giants 10 2 22 1 11.0 2005-07, Arizona Rattlers (AFL) 1936 N.Y. Giants 12 6 38 0 6.3 Totals 22 8 60 1 7.5 Ruoff, Bernie Kicker; 1975-79, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL); Shor, , Anthony 1980-88, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL); 1988, New Tight End; 2006-09, Arizona Cardinals; 2007, Berlin Safety; 2006-09, Pittsburgh Steelers; 2009, St. Louis England Steam (AFL) Thunder (NFL Europe) Rams; 2009-10, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2010, Green Bay Packers; 2011, Tennessee Titans Sampson, Kevin Siano, Mike • Super Bowl XLII Champion (2008) Tackle; 2004-07, Kansas City Chiefs; 2007-08, Receiver; 1987, Philadelphia Eagles Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD Receiving Statistics 2006 Pittsburgh 16 28 2-40 6 Washington Redskins Year Team GP NO YDS TD AVG 2007 Pittsburgh 16 69 2-50 3 1987 Philadelphia 3 9 137 1 15.2 2008 Pittsburgh 14 9 0-0 0 2009 St. Louis 2 4 0-0 0 Sarette, Dave Jacksonville 8 33 2-34 4 Back; 1962, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) Simpkins, Rickie 2010 Jacksonville 3 15 1-47 1 Green Bay 4 7 0-0 0 Offensive/Defensive Line; 2002-04, Grand Rapids 2011 Tennessee 13 11 0-0 2 Sawyer, Herman Rampage (AFL); 2005-08, Dallas Desperados (AFL) Totals 76 176 7-171 16 Tackle; 1922, Rochester Jeffersons

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 163 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL SUccess Stories SMITH, TAJ 2008-PRESENT Thomas, Josh Wide Receiver; 2008, Green Bay Packers; 2008-12, Defensive End; 2004-09, Indianapolis Colts Indianapolis Colts; 2012-present, Saskatchewan • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) David Tyree Roughriders (CFL) Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 2004 Indianapolis 11 18 1.0 0-0 New York Giants (2003-07) 2010 Indianapolis 5 4 0.0 0-0 2005 Indianapolis 12 29 3.0 0-0 2006 Indianapolis 14 35 1.0 0-0 2007 Indianapolis 15 55 1.0 0-0 Spencer, Jim 2008 Indianapolis 16 35 0.0 0-0 Defensive Line; 1994-95, Barcelona Dragons (NFL Totals 68 172 6.0 0-0 Europe); 1995, Connecticut Coyotes (AFL); 1996-97, San Jose Sabercats (AFL); 1997, Anaheim Piranhas Thomas, Malcolm (AFL); 1998, Grand Rapids Rampage (AFL); 1999, Running Back; 1997, Jacksonville Jaguars; 1998, Buffalo Destroyers (AFL) Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe); 1999, Cleveland Browns Spotwood, Quinton Wide Receiver; 2000, Miami Dolphins; 2000, Dallas THOMAS, SHAMARKO 2013-PRESENT Cowboys; 2000-01, New York Giants; 2002, Hamilton Safety; 2013-present, Pittsburgh Steelers, Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD Tiger Cats (CFL) 2013 Pittsburgh 14 29 0-0 0 • Super Bowl XXXV Participant (Practice Squad) 2014 Pittsburgh 11 5 0-0 0 Totals 25 34 0-0 0 SPRUILL, MARQUIS 2014-PRESENT Thoms, Art Linebacker; 2014-present, Atlanta Falcons Tackle; 1969-75, Oakland Raiders; 1976, Philadelphia Eagles Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Steele, Clifford 1969 Oakland 12 n/a n/a 0-0 Back; 1921-22, Rochester Jeffersons; 1922, Akron 1970 Oakland 6 n/a n/a 0-0 1971 Oakland 14 n/a n/a 0-0 In the NFL … Pros 1972 Oakland 14 n/a n/a 1-0 • 2008 Super Bowl champion 1973 Oakland 13 n/a n/a 0-0 1974 Oakland 14 n/a n/a 0-0 • 2006 Pro Bowl selection Steen, Jim 1975 Oakland 13 n/a n/a 1-0 Tackle; 1935-36, Detroit Lions 1977 Philadelphia 12 n/a n/a 0-0 At Syracuse Totals 98 n/a n/a 2-0 • Gained more than 1,200 yards receiving Stem, Robert • Two-year starter Center; 1963, Boston Patriots; 1964, Edmonton TILLER, ANDREW 2012-PRESENT Oilers (CFL) Guard; 2012-13, New Orleans Saints; 2013-14, “Syracuse provided a unique atmosphere Green Bay Packers; 2014-present, San Francisco to teach football. The coaches prepared us Stephens, Tom 49ers to go to another level. It wasn’t just about End/Defensive Back; 1960-64, Boston Patriots football, Syracuse made us better people.” Titmas, Herbert ~ David Tyree Stevens, Warren Back; 1931, Providence Steamrollers Quarterback; 1933, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) Todd, Chip Stone, Avatus Fullback/Linebacker; 1994, Cleveland Thunderbolts Smith, Clifton Back/Punter; 1958, Baltimore Colts; 1953-56, (AFL); 1995, Albany Firebirds (AFL) Linebacker; 2003-05, Washington Redskins; 2005- Ottawa Roughriders (CFL); 1957, Montreal Alouettes 06, Cleveland Browns; 2007, Cologne Centurians (CFL) Tomlin, Bradley (NFL Europe); 2008, Philadelphia Soul (AFL); 2010, Guard; 1920-21, Akron Pros; 1921, Hammond Pros; (AFL); 2012, Philadelphia Soul (AFL) 1922, Milwaukee Badgers; 1925-26, New York Giants Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Sweeney, Walt 2003 Washington 1 1 0.0 0-0 Guard/Tackle; 1963-73, San Diego Chargers; 1974- 2004 Washington 0 0 0.0 0-0 75, Washington Redskins Trout, Nate 2005 Washington 0 0 0.0 0-0 Kicker; 2002, Orlando Predators (af2) 2006 Cleveland 1 0 0.0 0-0 • Nine-time Pro Bowl selection (1964-73) Totals 2 1 0.0 0-0 Sydnor, Willie Turner, Jim Smith, Derrell Receiver; 1982, Pittsburgh Steelers Wide Receiver; 1998-01, Carolina Panthers Linebacker; 2011, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2011-12, Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD Houston Texans 1982 Pittsburgh 8 22 172 7.8 0 Tuten, Melvin Tackle; 1995-96, Cincinnati Bengals; 1998-99, Denver SMITH, JEROME 2014-PRESENT Tarbox, Bruce Broncos; 1999, Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe); Guard; 1961, Los Angeles Rams Running Back; 2014-present, Atlanta Falcons 2000-04, Carolina Panthers • Super Bowl XXXIII Champion (1998) Smith, Kelvin Tarullo, Matt Guard-Center; 2005, Dallas Cowboys; 2006-07, New Linebacker; 2007-08, Miami Dolphins; 2009, New Tyree, David York Giants; 2007, Indianapolis Colts York Giants; 2009, Carolina Panthers; 2010, Chicago Wide Receiver; 2003-07, New York Giants; 2009, Bears; 2010, Dallas Cowboys Baltimore Ravens Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Terry, Adam • Super Bowl XLII Champion (2007) 2007 Miami 4 1 0.0 0-0 Tackle; 2005-09, Baltimore Ravens; 2010, Indianapolis • 2006 Pro Bowl Selection 2009 Carolina 4 1 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Totals 8 2 0.0 0-0 Colts, San Diego Chargers; 2011, Hartford Colonials 2003 N.Y. Giants 16 16 211 0 13.2 (UFL) 2004 N.Y. Giants 16 10 155 1 15.5 2005 N.Y. Giants ^ 13 5 52 1 10.4 2006 N.Y. Giants 16 19 197 2 10.4 Thompson, George 2007 N.Y. Giants 12 4 35 0 8.8 Guard; 1922, Rochester Jeffersons 2009 Baltimore 10 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 83 54 650 4 12.0 ^ - Pro Bowl season

164 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Usher, Louis Wilson, Sir Mawn Wyche, James Tackle; 1920-21, Rochester Jeffersons; 1921, Wide Receiver; 1996, Miami Dolphins; 1997, Defensive End; 2006-09, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2009, Chicago Stanleys; 1923, Chicago Bears; 1923-24, Denver Broncos, Arizona Rattlers (AFL); 1998-99, St. Louis Rams; 2010, Seattle Seahawks 1926, Hammond Pros; 1924, Kenosha Maroons New England Patriots; 2001-02, Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 2009 St. Louis 1 0 0.0 0-0 (AFL); 2003, Buffalo Destroyers (AFL); 2004, Carolina Jacksonville 2 1 0.0 0-0 Walker, Anthony Cobras (AFL); 2005, New York Dragons (AFL); 2006, Totals 3 1 0.0 0-0 Defensive Back; 1997, Minnesota Vikings Austin Wranglers. • Super Bowl XXXII Champion (1997) (Practice Squad) Yates, Bob Walker, Keeon Tackle/Guard/Center; 1960-65, Boston Patriots Wide Receiver; 2004 Manchester Wolves (af2) Winter, Blaise Defensive End/Tackle; 1984-85, Indianapolis Colts; Yochum, Dan 1986-88, San Diego Chargers; 1990-91, Green Bay Tackle; 1972-80, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) Walters, Jason Packers; 1992-94, San Diego Chargers; 1995, Buffalo OL/DL; 1999-01, New Jersey Red Dogs(AFL); 2002, Bills Toronto Phantoms (AFL); 2004, Columbus Destroyers Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Young, Glen (AFL) 1984 Indianapolis 16 92 2.0 0-0 Linebacker; 1993, Los Angeles Raiders; 1994, 1985 Indianapolis 0 0 0.0 0-0 Buffalo Bills; 1995-96, San Diego Chargers; 1997, Walters, Stan 1986 San Diego 4 6 0.0 0-0 Tackle; 1972-74, Cincinnati Bengals; 1974-83, 1987 San Diego 3 20 4.0 0-0 Seattle Seahawks; 1998-2000, Toronto Argonauts Philadelphia Eagles 1988 Green Bay 16 36 5.0 0-0 (CFL); 2001-02, Montreal Alouettes (CFL); 2002-05, 1989 Green Bay 16 61 2.0 0-0 • Super Bowl XV Participant (1980) Edmonton Eskimos 1990 Green Bay 13 41 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS • Two-time Pro Bowl Selection (1978, 1979) 1992 San Diego 16 41 6.0 0-0 1993 LA Raiders 0 0 0.0 0-0 1993 San Diego 16 32 2.0 0-0 1994 San Diego 0 0 0.0 0-0 1994 San Diego 2 1 0.0 0-0 1995 San Diego 16 26 1.0 0-0 Warren, Brent Totals 102 330 21.0 0-0 1996 San Diego 6 n/a 0.0 1-(-1) Offensive Line; 1998-2000, New England Patriots; Totals 22 n/a 1.0 1-(-1) 1999, Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) Wisdom, Terrence Watt, Joe Guard; 1995, New York Jets; 1995-97, London Youmans, Maury Monarchs (NFL Europe); 1998, Scottish Claymores End; 1960-62, Chicago Bears; 1964-65, Dallas Back; 1947, ; 1947-48, Detroit Lions; (NFL Europe); 1999, Florida Bobcats (AFL) Cowboys 1949, New York Bulldogs

Weltman, Lawrence Witter, Raymond Zimmerman, Gifford Back; 1919-21, 1923, Rochester Jeffersons Back; 1924, Akron Pros; 1925, Canton Bulldogs Back; 1922, Rochester Jeffersons

Whitcomb, Frank Wohlabaugh, Dave Center; 1995-98, New England Patriots; 1999-2003, Guard; 1921, Rochester Jeffersons Cleveland Browns; 2003-04, St. Louis Rams • Super Bowl XXXI Participant (1996) White, Harold Guard; 1921, Rochester Jeffersons Wolfley, Craig Tackle; 1980-88, Pittsburgh Steelers; 1989-91, White, Ray Minnesota Vikings Linebacker; 1971-72, San Diego Chargers; 1975-76, St. Louis Cardinals Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Woodcock, Pat 1971 San Diego 14 n/a n/a 0-0 Wide Receiver; 2001, New York Giants; 2001- 1972 San Diego 4 n/a n/a 0-0 2002, Montreal Alouettes (CFL); 2003, Washington 1975 St. Louis 14 n/a n/a 0-0 1976 St. Louis 6 n/a n/a 2-20 Redskins, Montreal Alouettes (CFL): 2004-05, Ottawa Totals 38 n/a n/a 2-20 Renegades (CFL); 2006-08, Edmonton Eskimos (CFL); 2008-09, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) Whitfield, Thomas Defensive Back; 2005-07, Montreal Alouettes Wooden, Terry Linebacker; 1990-1996, Seattle Seahawks; 1997, Williams, Boyd Kansas City Chiefs; 1998-1999, Oakland Raiders Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Center; 1947, Philadelphia Eagles 1990 Seattle 8 39 0.0 0-0 1991 Seattle 16 105 2.0 0-0 1992 Seattle 8 56 0.0 1-3 Williams, Roland 1993 Seattle 16 106 2.5 0-0 Tight End; 1998-2000, St. Louis Rams; 2001-2002, 1994 Seattle 16 127 1.5 3-78 Oakland Raiders; 2003, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 1995 Seattle 16 135 0.0 1-9 1996 Seattle 9 57 0.0 1-13 2004, Oakland Raiders; 2005, St. Louis Rams 1997 Kansas City 15 30 2.0 0-0 • Super Bowl XXXIV Champion (1999) 1998 Oakland 16 45 2.0 1-14 • Super Bowl XXXVII Participant (2002) (IR) Totals 120 700 10.0 7-117 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1998 St. Louis 13 15 144 1 9.6 1999 St. Louis 16 25 226 6 9.0 Wooten, Al 2000 St. Louis 16 11 102 3 9.3 Running Back; 1995, London Monarchs (NFL Europe) 2001 Oakland 16 33 298 3 9.0 2002 Oakland 16 27 213 0 7.9 2003 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 0 0.0 Wosilius, Bill 2004 Oakland 12 0 0 0 0.0 Linebacker; 1967, St. Louis Cardinals 2005 St. Louis 4 3 21 0 7.0 Totals 94 114 1,004 13 8.8

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 165 ORANGE IN THE PRO BOWL 1986 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers Jim Collins, LB, Los Angeles Rams Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins Joe Morris, RB, New York Giants 1987 Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins Joe Morris, RB, New York Giants 1994 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers Daryl Johnston, FB, Dallas Cowboys 1995 Rob Burnett, DE, Cleveland Browns Daryl Johnston, FB, Dallas Cowboys Rob Moore, WR, New York Jets 1998 Rob Moore, WR, Arizona Cardinals 1999 Gary Anderson, K, Minnesota Vikings 2000 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts The legendary John Mackey won a Super Bowl title with Baltimore in 1968, five years after the Colts Olindo Mare, K, Miami Dolphins drafted him. The three-time All-Pro and four-time Pro Bowl selection was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1992. 2001 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts 1958 1968 Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles # Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Jim Nance, FB, Boston Patriots (AFL) 2002 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Jim Ringo, C, Philadelphia Eagles 1959 Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles # Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers 1969 2003 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (AFL) Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles # 1960 John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) 2004 Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans 1961 1970 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles # 1962 1971 2005 Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts 1963 Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns 1972 Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins 2006 Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts 1964 Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts 1973 David Tyree, ST, New York Giants Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins * Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers 2007 1965 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns 1974 Jim Ringo, C, Philadelphia Eagles Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins * 2008 Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts 1966 1975 2009 Albert Bemiller, C, Buffalo Bills (AFL) Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns 1976 2010 John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts Joe Ehrmann, DT, Baltimore Colts Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Jim Ringo, C, Philadelphia Eagles Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) 1979 Stan Walters, T, Philadelphia Eagles 2011 1967 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts * John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts 1980 Jim Nance, FB, Boston Patriots (AFL) * Tom Myers, DB, New Orleans Saints 2012 Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) Stan Walters, T, Philadelphia Eagles Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts 1984 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers KEY * - selected, but did not play 1985 # - injury replacement Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins Listed by calendar year the game was played

166 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE NFL AWARD WINNERS ALL-NFC TEAM 1978 Stan Walters, OT, Philadelphia Eagles (UPI) 1979 Stan Walters, OT, Philadelphia Eagles (UPI, PFW, TSN) Tom Myers, DB, New Orleans Saints (UPI, PFW) 1984 Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins (UPI, PFW) Jim Collins, LB, Los Angeles Rams (PFW) 1985 Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins (UPI) 1986 Joe Morris, RB, New York Giants (UPI, PFW) 1997 Rob Moore, WR, Arizona Cardinals (PFW/PFWA) 1998 Gary Anderson, K, Minnesota Vikings (PFW/PFWA) 2000 Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles (FN) ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Five-time Pro Bowl selection Larry Csonka played for the 1972 and 1973 Super Bowl champion Miami Dolphins, who retired his No. 39. He was named the NFL’s Comeback Player of the Year in 1979. 1990 Rob Moore, WR, New York Jets (UPI, PFWA) 1991 NFL PLAYER OF THE YEAR ALL-AFC TEAM John Flannery, C, Houston Oilers (PFWA) 1957 1970 1995 Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins (PFW) Dave Wohlabaugh, C, New England Patriots (PFW/PFWA) Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) 1958 Pat O’Neill, K, New England Patriots (PFW/PFWA) Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, TSN) Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (AP, PFW) 1971 1996 1963 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (FN) Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (UPI, NE, MX) Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) 1998 1965 Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (AP, UPI) Donovin Darius, SS, Jacksonville Jaguars (PFW/PFWA, Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) 1972 FN, FD) Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) 2002 AFL PLAYER OF THE YEAR F 1973 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (.com, 1966 PFW/PFWA) Jim Nance, FB, Boston Patriots (AP, UPI, TSN) Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) 1983 2012 Chandler Jones, DE, New England Patriots (PFW/PFWA) NFC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers (UPI, PFW) 2000 1985 2013 Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles (FN) Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers (UPI) Justin Pugh, T, New York Giants (PFW/PFWA) 1993 NFL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers (UPI, PFW/PFWA) 1957 2000 Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, TSN) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Rob Burnett, DE, Baltimore Ravens (FN) COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2001 1979 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (PFW) 2002 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) AFC COACH OF THE YEAR Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (PFW/PFWA) 1996 2003 Tom Coughlin, Jacksonville Jaguars (UPI) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (PFW/PFWA) GOLDEN TOE AWARD Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) 1998 2004 Gary Anderson, K, Minnesota Vikings (PFW) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) 2005 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Marvin Harrison played for the Indianapolis Colts for all 13 years of his NFL career. The 1996 NFL 2009 All-Rookie Team honoree was a three-time All-AFC Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) selection.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 167 ALL-PRO FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS 1984 Jim Collins, LB, Los Angeles Rams (PFW) Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins (AP, PFW, PFWA, TSN) 1985 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers (PFWA) Jim Collins, LB, Los Angeles Rams (TSN) Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins (TSN) 1986 Joe Morris, RB, New York Giants (AP, NEA, PFW, PFWA, TSN) 1993 Daryl Johnston, FB, Dallas Cowboys (SI) 1994 Daryl Johnston, FB, Dallas Cowboys (SI) 1995 Rob Moore, WR, Arizona Cardinals (AP, PFW/PFWA) 1996 Gary Anderson, K, Minnesota Vikings (AP, PFW/PFWA, TSN) 1997 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (AP, PFW/ PFWA, TSN) Olindo Mare, K, Miami Dolphins (AP, PFW/PFWA, TSN) 2000 Rob Burnett, DE, Baltimore Ravens (SI) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA, TSN) Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles (SI) 2002 Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (SI, FD) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (AP, FD, PFW/PFWA, TSN, SI) Three-time All-Pro and two-time All-AFC selection Keith Bulluck enjoyed a successful 12-year career in the NFL with Tennessee and the New York Giants. 2003 Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (AP, PFW/PFWA, SI) 1922 1966 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (FD) Joe Alexander, C, Rochester Jeffersons (HS, CH) John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts (AP, UPI, NEA, Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (SI, TSN) PFWA, TSN) 1925 2004 Jack McBride, FB, New York Giants (GB) Jim Nance, FB, Boston Patriots (AP, UPI, PL) Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (SI) 1957 1967 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (AP, PFW/ Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, NEA) John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts (AP, NEA, TSN) PFWA, SI, TSN) Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Jim Nance, RB, Boston Patriots (AP, UPI, NEA) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (TSN) Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (AP, UPI, NEA) 1958 2005 Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (TSN) 1968 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA, AP, Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts (AP, UPI, PFW, SI, TSN) PFWA, NEA, TSN) 1959 Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (AP, UPI, NEA, 2006 Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) PFWA, PFW, TSN) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (AP, PFWA, TSN) Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) 1969 2007 1960 Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (UPI, NEA, Will Allen, CB, Miami Dolphins (SI) Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) PFW, PFWA) Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (PFWA) Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (AP, UPI, NEA, PW, TSN) 2009 1961 1970 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts, (AP, PFW/ Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI NEA, TSN) Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (NEA) PFWA, SI, TSN) Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) 1971 1962 Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, PFWA) KEY Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (PFW) AP: Associated Press Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (TSN) CH : 1972 FN: Football News 1963 Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (PFW) FD: Football Digest Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI, NEA) 1973 HS: Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) GB: Green Bay Press-Gazette Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, PFW) MX: Maxwell Club of Philadelphia 1964 1976 NEA: Newspaper Enterprise Association Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Joe Ehrmann, DT Baltimore Colts (UPI) PFWA: Pro Football Writers Association Jim Ridlon, DB, Dallas Cowboys (TSN) PFW: Pro Football Weekly 1965 1979 SI: Sports Illustrated Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Tom Myers, DB, New Orleans Saints (PFW) TSN:The Sporting News UPI: United Press International 168 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • DRAFT SELECTIONS & FREE AGENTS Name Position Round Overall Team 1936 Ed Jontos Guard 5th 45th New York Giants

1943 Dick Weber Guard 13th 140th Washington Redskins Paul Berthold End 24th 250th Washington Redskins

1944 Norm Michael Back 18th 206th Philadelphia Eagles

1945 Paul McKee End 10th 117th Washington Redskins Howard Werner End 14th 162nd Philadelphia Eagles Adolph Czekala Tackle 18th 179th Boston Yanks

1946 Roger Robinson Back 20th 209th Washington Redskins

1947 Joe Watts Back 7th 47th Boston Yanks 8th 58th Buffalo Bisons (AAFC)

1950 Jim Pepper Guard 25th 314th Baltimore Colts

1951 Back 11th 135th Cleveland Browns

1953 NFL Rookie of the Year and two-time league MVP Jim Brown was inducted Jim Ringo Center 7th 79th Green Bay Packers into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1971. Brown scored 106 touchdowns Avatus Stone Back 9th 100th Chicago Cardinals during his nine-year career with the Cleveland Browns. Bill Skyinskus Guard 16th 188th New York Giants Ted Kukowski Center 23rd 274th New York Giants Name Position Round Overall Team Carl Karilivacz Back 23rd 277th Detroit Lions 1960 Joe Szombathy End 25th 290th Baltimore Colts Roger Davis Guard 1st 7th Chicago Bears Bill Wetzel Back 26th 310th New York Giants Gerhard Schwedes Halfback 4th 47th Baltimore Colts Bob Yates Tackle 7th 84th New York Giants 1954 Dave Baker End 17th 204th New York Giants Bob Fleck Tackle 2nd 15th Green Bay Packers Back 2nd 19th Pittsburgh Steelers 1961 Lester McClelland Tackle 4th 43rd Los Angeles Rams Art Baker Fullback 1st 14th Philadelphia Eagles Bob Leberman Back 11th 125th Baltimore Colts 3rd Buffalo Bills (AFL) Jim George Tackle 26th 313th Detroit Lions Tom Gilburg Tackle 2nd 21st Baltimore Colts Vince Vergara Back 28th 336th Cleveland Browns 3rd Buffalo Bills (AFL) Bruce Tarbox Guard 2nd 25th New York Giants 1955 John Brown Tackle 4th 55th Cleveland Browns Ray Perkins Back 3rd 28th Washington Redskins 22nd (AFL) Fred Mautino End 5th 59th Pittsburgh Steelers 1956 7th New York Titans (AFL) Don Althouse End 23rd 277th Cleveland Browns Center 7th 94th St. Louis Cardinals 7th Buffalo Bills (AFL) 1957 Ken Ericson End 10th 139th Cleveland Browns Jim Brown Back 1st 6th Cleveland Browns Jim Ridlon Back 4th 39th San Francisco 49ers 1962 Bill Brown Guard 9th 108th Chicago Bears Ernie Davis Back 1st 1st Washington Redskins Jerry Cashman Tackle 14th 158th Philadelphia Eagles 1st Buffalo Bills (AFL) Pete Brokaw Back 8th 107th Baltimore Colts 1958 George Francovitch Guard 10th 131st St. Louis Cardinals Dick Lasse End 6th 68th Pittsburgh Steelers Gary Fallon Halfback 12th 157th Minnesota Vikings Mike Bill Center 8th 86th Green Bay Packers Dick Easterly Back 14th 190th San Francisco 49ers Gerry Hershey Tackle 12th 142nd New York Giants Bob Stem Center 19th 265th New York Giants Chuck Strid Guard 18th 206th Green Bay Packers 25th Boston Patriots (AFL) Ernie Jackson Back 19th 225th New York Giants Ken Ericson End 32nd Buffalo Bills (AFL) Ed Coffin Back 29th 342nd Washington Redskins 1963 1959 John Mackey End 2nd 19th Baltimore Colts Tackle 3rd 36th Detroit Lions 5th New York Titans (AFL) Al Benecick Guard 6th 62nd Philadelphia Eagles Don King Halfback 6th 83rd Detroit Lions Maury Youmans Tackle 9th 105th Chicago Bears Walt Sweeney End 8th 107th Cleveland Browns Tom Stephens Back 11th 132nd Baltimore Colts 1st San Diego Chargers (AFL) Ed Keiffer Back 25th 300th Baltimore Colts Dave Meggyesy Linebacker 17th 226th St. Louis Cardinals Gene Grabosky Tackle 26th 305th Washington Redskins

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 169 DRAFT SELECTIONS & FREE AGENTS Name Position Round Overall Team 1970 Bill Maddox Tight End 4th 94th San Diego Chargers John Protz Linebacker 11th 275th San Diego Chargers

1971 Ray White Linebacker 5th 117th San Diego Chargers

1972 Dan Yochum Tackle 2nd 37th Philadelphia Eagles Tom Myers Defensive Back 3rd 74th New Orleans Saints Stan Walters Tackle 9th 210th Cincinnati Bengals

1973 Joe Ehrmann Defensive Tackle 1st 10th Baltimore Colts Roger Praetorius Running Back 9th 226th San Francisco 49ers Marty Januszkiewicz Running Back 16th 399th Baltimore Colts

1974 Dave Lapham Guard 3rd 61st Cincinnati Bengals Ken Sawyer Defensive Back 7th 177th Cincinnati Bengals

1975 The sixth player selected in the 1967 draft, Floyd Little (44) made an Bernie Ruoff Kicker F.A. New England Patriots immediate impact on the Denver Bronocos. A multi-dimensional player, the Steve Scully Tackle 1st Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) five-time Pro Bowl and two-time All-Pro pick combined his rushing talents with great hands and also served as a return man. He amassed more than 1976 12,000 all-purpose yards during a career that spanned from 1967 to 1975. Lonnie Allgood Wide Receiver 9th 259th Cincinnati Bengals Keith Moody Defensive Back 10th 280th Buffalo Bills Ray Preston Linebacker 11th 295th San Diego Chargers Name Position Round Overall Team Jim Jerome Linebacker F.A. New England Patriots 1964 Bobby Mitch Defensive Back F.A. New England Patriots Jim Mazurek Tackle 6th 78th Baltimore Colts 6th Boston Patriots (AFL) 1977 Dick Bowman End 6th 80th St. Louis Cardinals Tim Moresco Defensive Back 6th 149th Green Bay Packers 10th San Diego Chargers (AFL) Jose St. Victor Guard 8th 214th Cincinnati Bengals John Paglio Tackle 11th 148th Baltimore Colts Bob Meehan Guard 13th 179th Cleveland Browns 1978 Len Slaby Center 14th 192nd St. Louis Cardinals Rich Rosen Guard 5th 138th Dallas Cowboys Dave Archer Tackle 20th 278th Cleveland Browns Ken Clarke Tackle F.A. Philadelphia Eagles 22nd Boston Patriots (AFL) 1979 1965 Dave Jacobs Kicker 12th 325th Denver Broncos Jim Nance Fullback 4th 45th Chicago Bears 19th Boston Patriots (AFL) 1980 Wally Mahle Back 4th 52nd Green Bay Packers Art Monk Wide Receiver 1st 18th Washington Redskins 13th Oakland Raiders (AFL) Bill Hurley Quarterback 4th 110th Pittsburgh Steelers John McGuire End 5th 70th Baltimore Colts Craig Wolfley Guard 5th 138th Pittsburgh Steelers 2nd New York Jets (AFL) Tom Wilhelm Tackle 6th Denver Broncos (AFL) 1981 1966 Jim Collins Linebacker 2nd 43rd Los Angeles Rams Charley Brown Defensive Back 2nd 28th Chicago Bears Drew Gissinger Tackle 6th 141st San Diego Chargers 4th San Diego Chargers (AFL) Pat Killorin Center 3rd 35th Pittsburgh Steelers 1982 10th Miami Dolphins (AFL) Joe Morris Running Back 2nd 45th New York Giants Howard McCard Guard 14th 207th New York Giants Craig Bingham Linebacker 6th 167th Pittsburgh Steelers Steve Chomyszak Defensive Tackle 12th New York Jets (AFL) Gary Anderson Kicker 7th 171st Buffalo Bills Ted Holman Defensive Back 17th Oakland Raiders (AFL) 1983 1967 Mike Charles Defensive Tackle 2nd 55th Miami Dolphins Floyd Little Halfback 1st 6th Denver Broncos (AFL) Gerry Feehery Center F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Gary Bugenhagen Tackle 4th 102nd Buffalo Bills (AFL) Bill Wosilius Linebacker 15th 383rd St. Louis Cardinals 1984 Bill Benecick Guard F.A. Toronto Argonauts (CFL) Blaise Winter Defensive Tackle 2nd 35th Indianapolis Colts Brent Ziegler Running Back 10th 265th Cincinnati Bengals 1968 Larry Csonka Fullback 1st 8th Miami Dolphins (AFL) 1985 Dennis Fitzgibbons Guard 11th 287th San Francisco 49ers Jamie Kimmel Linebacker 4th 107th Los Angeles Raiders Jim Cheyunski Linebacker 12th 305th Boston Patriots (AFL) Jaime Covington Running Back 9th 227th Minnesota Vikings Bernard King Linebacker 10th 265th Cincinnati Bengals 1969 Art Thoms Defensive Tackle 1st 22nd Oakland Raiders (AFL) Tony Kyasky Defensive Back 5th 111th New Orleans Saints

170 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • DRAFT SELECTIONS & FREE AGENTS Name Position Round Overall Team Name Position Round Overall Team 1986 1994 Tim Green Linebacker 1st 17th Atlanta Falcons Kevin Mitchell Nose Guard 2nd 53rd San Francisco 49ers Doug Marrone Tackle 6th 164th Los Angeles Raiders Pat O’Neill Punter 5th 135th New England Patriots Bob Brotzki Tackle 9th 228th Indianapolis Colts Kyle Adams Tackle F.A. New York Jets Jerry Kimmel Linebacker 10th 268th New York Giants Ernie Brown Defensive Line F.A. Detroit Lions Don McAulay Kicker 12th 332nd New England Patriots Marvin Graves Quarterback F.A. Toronto Argonauts (CFL) Shelby Hill Wide Receiver F.A. Dallas Cowboys 1987 Marcus Lee Fullback F.A. Cleveland Browns Wide Receiver 2nd 56th Miami Dolphins Terry Richardson Running Back F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Tim Pidgeon Linebacker 9th 237th Miami Dolphins Chip Todd Linebacker F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Wes Dove Defensive End 12th 312th Seattle Seahawks Al Wooten Fullback F.A. Philadelphia Eagles

1988 1995 Ted Gregory Nose Tackle 1st 26th Denver Broncos Melvin Tuten Tackle 3rd 69th Cincinnati Bengals Tommy Kane Wide Receiver 3rd 75th Seattle Seahawks Dave Wohlabaugh Center 4th 112th New England Patriots Paul Frase Defensive End 6th 146th New York Jets Wilky Bazile Defensive Line F.A. New York Jets Don McPherson Quarterback 6th 149th Philadelphia Eagles Bryce Bevill Defensive Back F.A. Detroit Lions Pat Kelly Tight End 7th 174th Denver Broncos Kirby Dar Dar Wide Receiver F.A. Miami Dolphins Tim Vesling Kicker 12th 327th Indianapolis Colts Tony Jones Defensive Back F.A. Carolina Panthers Kevin Mason Quarterback F.A. Los Angeles Raiders 1989 Daryl Johnston Fullback 2nd 39th Dallas Cowboys 1996 Robert Drummond Running Back 3rd 76th Philadelphia Eagles Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver 1st 19th Indianapolis Colts David Holmes Defensive Back 4th 92nd Miami Dolphins Olindo Mare Kicker F.A. New York Giants Markus Paul Defensive Back 4th 95th Chicago Bears Sir Mawn Wilson Wide Receiver F.A. Miami Dolphins Pat Davis Tight End 9th 231st San Diego Chargers Kevin Mason Quarterback F.A. Saskatchewan Deval Glover Wide Receiver 10th 259th Miami Dolphins Roughriders (CFL) Keith Friberg Linebacker F.A. Washington Redskins Ernie Brown Defensive Line F.A. Saskatchewan Todd Philcox Quarterback F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Roughriders (CFL) Chris Ingram Defensive Back F.A. Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) Bryce Bevill Defensive Back F.A. Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) 1990 Rob Moore Wide Receiver 1st * 1st New York Jets 1997 Terry Wooden Linebacker 2nd 29th Seattle Seahawks Kevin Abrams Defensive Back 2nd 54th Detroit Lions Rob Burnett Defensive End 5th 129th Cleveland Browns Antonio Anderson Defensive Line 4th 101st Dallas Cowboys Fred DiRiggi Nose Tackle 7th 181st Buffalo Bills Dana Cottrell Linebacker F.A. Cincinnati Bengals David Bavaro Linebacker 9th 225th Phoenix Cardinals Nate Hemsley Linebacker F.A. Houston Oilers Michael Owens Running Back 9th 235th Kansas City Chiefs Deon Maddox Wide Receiver F.A. Detroit Lions Blake Bednarz Guard F.A. Seattle Seahawks Sean Reali Punter F.A. Pittsburgh Steelers Sean Whiteman Defensive Back F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Malcolm Thomas Running Back F.A. Indianapolis Colts Anthony Walker Defensive Back F.A. New York Jets * - Supplemental draft 1998 1991 Tebucky Jones Defensive Back 1st 22nd New England Patriots John Flannery Center 2nd 44th Houston Oilers Donovin Darius Defensive Back 1st 25th Jacksonville Jaguars Rob Carpenter Wide Receiver 4th 109th Cincinnati Bengals Roland Williams Tight End 4th 98th St. Louis Rams Frank Conover Defensive Tackle 8th 197th Cleveland Browns Antwaune Ponds Linebacker 7th 206th Washington Redskins Mike Bernard Guard F.A. Pittsburgh Steelers Jim Turner Wide Receiver 7th 228th Carolina Panthers Duane Kinnon Running Back F.A. New York Giants Jeff Danish Defensive Line F.A. New Orleans Saints Brian LaBaron Linebacker F.A. Pittsburgh Steelers Kaseem Sinceno Tight End F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Gary McCummings Tackle F.A. New York Giants Brent Warren Offensive Line F.A. New England Patriots Turnell Sims Guard F.A. Seattle Seahawks Marc Pilon Defensive Line 1st 4th Calgary Stampeders (CFL) Rob Thomson Defensive Back F.A. New England Patriots 1999 1992 Donovan McNabb Quarterback 1st 2nd Philadelphia Eagles George Rooks Defensive Tackle 10th 265th New York Giants Kevin Johnson Wide Receiver 2nd 32nd Cleveland Browns Andrew Dees Tackle F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Rob Konrad Fullback 2nd 43rd Miami Dolphins Darryl Daniel Wide Receiver F.A. Detroit Lions 1993 Stan Gibbs Linebacker F.A. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Qadry Ismail Wide Receiver 2nd 52nd Minnesota Vikings Scott Kiernan Guard F.A. New York Giants Chris Gedney Tight End 3rd 61st Chicago Bears Phil Nash Defensive Back F.A. Detroit Lions Kerry Farrell Wide Receiver F.A. Cleveland Browns Jason Poles Defensive Back F.A. New York Jets Garland Hawkins Linebacker F.A. Chicago Bears Mathieu Beaudoin Tackle 2nd 11th British Columbia Lions (CFL) Antonio Johnson Wide Receiver F.A. Chicago Bears Jeff Pilon Tackle 3rd 17th Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) Jerry Sharp Guard F.A. New York Jets James Spencer Defensive Tackle F.A. New York Jets David Walker Running Back F.A. Miami Dolphins Terrence Wisdom Guard F.A. Seattle Seahawks Jo Jo Wooden Linebacker F.A. Arizona Cardinals Glen Young Linebacker F.A. Los Angeles Raiders 3rd 22nd Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) Ousmane Bary Defensive Back F.A. Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 171 DRAFT SELECTIONS & FREE AGENTS Name Position Round Overall Team Name Position Round Overall Team 2000 2007 Keith Bulluck Linebacker 1st 30th Tennessee Titans Tanard Jackson Cornerback 4th 106th Tampa Bay Buccaneers Mark Baniewicz Tackle 7th 247th Jacksonville Jaguars Kelvin Smith Linebacker 7th 219th Miami Dolphins Stephen Brominski Tight End F.A. Detroit Lions Jamar Atkinson Defensive End F.A. Baltimore Ravens David Byrd Cornerback F.A. Buffalo Bills Brendan Carney Punter F.A. Baltimore Ravens Jeff Lowe Wide Receiver F.A. Cleveland Browns Terrell Lemon Cornerback F.A. New York Jets Ian McIntosh Strong Safety F.A. Washington Redskins Jerry Mackey Linebacker F.A. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jeff Pilon Guard F.A. New York Jets Perry Patterson Quarterback F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Quinton Spotwood Wide Receiver F.A. Miami Dolphins 2008 Nick Sudano Fullback F.A. Cleveland Browns Dowayne Davis Defensive Back F.A. Dallas Cowboys Joe Fields Defensive Back F.A. Carolina Panthers 2001 Jameel McClain Defensive End F.A. Baltimore Ravens Will Allen Cornerback 1st 22nd New York Giants Carroll Madison Guard F.A. Detroit Lions Eric Downing Defensive Tackle 3rd 75th Kansas City Chiefs Taj Smith Wide Receiver F.A. Green Bay Packers Morlon Greenwood Linebacker 3rd 88th Miami Dolphins Dee Brown Running Back 6th 175th Carolina Panthers 2009 Duke Pettijohn Linebacker F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Tony Fiammetta Fullback 4th 128th Carolina Panthers Pat Woodcock Wide Receiver F.A. New York Giants Ryan Durand Guard 7th 239th Tennessee Titans Curtis Brinkley Running Back F.A. San Diego Chargers 2002 Paul Chiara Safety F.A. Carolina Panthers Dwight Freeney Defensive End 1st 11th Indianapolis Colts Kyle Johnson Fullback 5th 145th Carolina Panthers 2010 P.J. Alexander Offensive Line F.A. New Orleans Saints Arthur Jones Defensive Tackle 5th 157th Baltimore Ravens Charles Burton Linebacker F.A. Arizona Cardinals Willie Ford Cornerback F.A. Oakland Raiders 2011 Quentin Harris Free Safety F.A. Arizona Cardinals Delone Carter Running Back 4th 119th Indianapolis Colts Maurice Jackson Wide Receiver F.A. Buffalo Bills Doug Hogue Linebacker 5th 157th Detroit Lions JR Johnson Linebacker F.A. Baltimore Ravens Derrell Smith Linebacker F.A. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kwazi Leverette Wide Receiver F.A. Cincinnati Bengals James Mungro Running Back F.A. Detroit Lions 2012 Sean O’Connor Offensive Line F.A. Arizona Cardinals Chandler Jones Defensive End 1st 21st New England Patriots Mark Holtzman Defensive Tackle F.A. Hamilton Tiger Cats (CFL) Andrew Tiller Guard 6th 179th New Orleans Saints Antwon Bailey Running Back F.A. Washington Redskins Michael Hay Tackle F.A. St. Louis Rams 2003 Dorian Graham Defensive Back F.A. Baltimore Ravens Chris Davis Running Back 5th 165th Seattle Seahawks Kevyn Scott Cornerback F.A. Miami Dolphins David Tyree Wide Receiver 6th 211th New York Giants Philip Thomas Safety F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Will Hunter Cornerback F.A. New York Jets Aaron Weaver Wide Receiver F.A. Kansas City Chiefs Mike Shafer Punter F.A. St. Louis Rams Clifton Smith Linebacker F.A. Washington Redskins 2013 Justin Pugh Tackle 1st 19th New York Giants 2004 Ryan Nassib Quarterback 4th 110th New York Giants Christian Ferrara Defensive Tackle 7th 226th San Francisco 49ers Shamarko Thomas Safety 4th 111th Pittsburgh Steelers Johnnie Morant Wide Receiver 5th 134th Oakland Raiders Lou Alexander Guard F.A. New Orleans Saints Kevin Sampson Tackle 7th 231st Kansas City Chiefs Zack Chibane Guard F.A. Buffalo Bills R.J. Anderson Quarterback F.A. Oakland Raiders Deon Goggins Defensive Line F.A. Atlanta Falcons F.A. Montreal Alouettes Alec Lemon Wide Receiver F.A. Houston Texans Thump Belton Fullback F.A. Detroit Lions Marcus Sales Wide Receiver F.A. New York Giants Louis Gachelin Defensive Tackle F.A. New England Patriots Brandon Sharpe Linebacker F.A. Washington Redskins Darryl Kennedy Fullback F.A. Pittsburgh Steelers Rich Scanlon Linebacker F.A. Kansas City Chiefs 2014 Josh Thomas Defensive End F.A. Indianapolis Colts Jay Bromley DefensiveTackle 3rd 74th New York Giants Marquis Spruill Linebacker 5th 168 Atlanta Falcons 2005 Ri’Shard Anderson Cornerback F.A. Tennessee Titans Adam Terry Tackle 2nd 64th Baltimore Ravens Keon Lyn Cornerback F.A. Indianapolis Colts Diamond Ferri Safety F.A. New York Giants Macky MacPherson Center F.A. Buffalo Bills Greg Hanoian Fullback F.A. Detroit Lions Jerome Smith Running Back F.A. Atlanta Falcons Jared Jones Wide Receiver F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Jeremi Wilkes Safety F.A. Jacksonville Jaguars Matt Tarullo Guard F.A. Dallas Cowboys 2015 2006 Eric Crume Defensive Tackle F.A. Jacksonville Jaguars Ryan LaCasse Defensive End 7th 219th Baltimore Ravens Dyshawn Davis Linebacker F.A. Washington Redskins Quinn Ojinnaka Tackle 5th 139th Atlanta Falcons Durell Eskridge Safety F.A. New York Jets Anthony Smith Safety 3rd 83rd Pittsburgh Steelers Sean Hickey Tackle F.A. New Orleans Saints James Wyche Defensive End 7th 213th Jacksonville Jaguars Cameron Lynch Linebacker F.A. St. Louis Rams Kader Drame Defensive Tackle F.A. New England Patriots F.A. = Free Agent Steve Franklin Center/Guard F.A. Kansas City Chiefs Steve Gregory Cornerback F.A. San Diego Chargers Joe Kowalewski Tight End F.A. New York Jets Damien Rhodes Running Back F.A. Houston Texans Alex Shor Tight End F.A. Arizona Cardinals

172 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS HIGHEST AVERAGE PER CARRY Game (min. 8 carries) Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Date 1. 15.7 (9/141) Ernie Davis 10/24/1959 vs. West Virginia 2. 15.1 (8/121) Earl Vaughn 10/2/1975 vs. Oregon State 3. 14.7 (9/133) Prince-Tyson Gulley 10/12/2013 at North Carolina State 4. 13.5 (12/162) James Mungro 12/29/1999 vs. Kentucky 5. 13.0 (10/130) Rob Konrad 11/11/1995 at Pittsburgh 6. 12.9 (10/129) Jim Brown 10/8/1955 vs. Boston University 7. 12.5 (8/100) Jim Anderson 11/16/1957 vs. Colgate 8. 12.4 (19/237) Walter Reyes 10/2/2004 vs. Rutgers 9. 12.3 (14/172) Delone Carter 9/25/2010 vs. Colgate 10. 12.0 (8/96) Dee Brown 11/04/2000 at West Virginia

Season (min. 76 carries) Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Year Larry Csonka set the Syracuse records for most carries in a game (43 at Maryland) and in a season 1. 7.83 (112/877) Ernie Davis 1960 (261) in 1967. 2. 7.00 (98/686) Ernie Davis 1959 3. 6.93 (115/797) James Mungro 2000 MOST RUSHING YARDS GAINED MOST CARRIES 4. 6.30 (90/567) Ger Schwedes 1959 Game Game 5. 6.24 (158/986) Jim Brown + 1956 Yards Name Date Att. Name Date 6. 6.23 (182/1,135) Walter Reyes 2002 1. 252 Joe Morris at Kansas 10/6/1979 1. 43 Larry Csonka at Maryland 10/7/1967 7 6.03 (88/531) Michael Owens 1987 2. 241 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 2. 38 Ken Kinsey vs. Oregon State 9/7/1974 8. 6.02 (124/747) Robert Drummond 1988 3. 239 Dee Brown vs. Rutgers 11/25/2000 38 Dee Brown at Pittsburgh 11/15/1997 9. 6.01 (124/746) Robert Drummond 1987 4. 237 Walter Reyes vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 4. 37 Glenn Moore at West Virginia 11/22/1980 10. 5.99 (172/1,031) Dee Brown 2000 5. 236 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 5. 36 Marty Januszkiewicz at Penn State 10/17/1970 6. 216 Larry Csonka at West Virginia 11/13/1965 6. 35 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 Career (min. 200 carries) 216 Floyd Little vs. Tennessee 12/31/1966 7. 33 Bill Hurley at Navy 11/10/1979 Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Years 8. 213 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. WVU 12/29/2012 33 Curtis Brinkley vs. Louisville 11/1/2008 1. 6.63 (360/2,386) Ernie Davis 1959-61 9. 204 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 9. 32 Larry Csonka vs. Penn State 10/28/1967 2. 5.79 (361/2,091) Jim Brown 1954-56 10. 203 Joe Morris vs. Navy 11/11/1978 32 Joe Morris vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 3. 5.51 (269/1,417) Robert Drummond 1985-88 32 Joe Morris at Illinois 9/19/1981 4. 5.48 (625/3,424) Walter Reyes 2001-04 Season 32 James Mungro vs. Boston College 11/24/2001 5. 5.42 (529/2,869) James Mungro 1998-01 Yards Name Year 6. 5.37 (504/2,704) Floyd Little 1964-66 1. 1,372 Joe Morris 1979 Season 7. 5.33 (494/2,626) Dee Brown 1997-00 2. 1,347 Walter Reyes 2003 Att. Name Year 8. 5.29 (813/4,299) Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 1,233 Delone Carter 2010 1. 261 Larry Csonka 1967 9. 5.25 (503/2,643) David Walker 1989-92 4. 1,194 Joe Morris 1981 261 Joe Morris 1981 10. 5.23 (418/2,225) Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 6. 1,170 James Mungro 2001 3. 253 Walter Reyes 2003 7. 1,164 Curtis Brinkley 2008 4. 248 James Mungro 2001 + - NCAA leader 8. 1,135 Walter Reyes 2002 5. 240 Antwon Bailey 2011 9. 1,127 Larry Csonka 1967 6. 238 Joe Morris 1979 10. 1,065 Floyd Little 1965 7. 237 Curtis Brinkley 2008 8. 236 Delone Carter 2009 Career 9. 231 Delone Carter 2010 10. 227 Jerome Smith 2012 Yards Name Years 1. 4,299 Joe Morris 1978-81 2. 3,424 Walter Reyes 2001-04 Career 3. 3,104 Delone Carter 2006-10 Att. Name Years 4. 2,934 Larry Csonka 1965-67 1. 813 Joe Morris 1978-81 5. 2,869 James Mungro 1998-01 2. 685 Bill Hurley 1975-79 6. 2,704 Floyd Little 1964-66 3. 646 Delone Carter 2006-10 7. 2,643 David Walker 1989-92 4. 625 Walter Reyes 2001-04 8. 2,626 Dee Brown 1997-00 5. 594 Larry Csonka 1965-67 9. 2,551 Bill Hurley 1975-79 6. 545 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 10. 2,461 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 7. 529 James Mungro 1998-01 8. 526 Jaime Covington 1981-84 9. 504 Floyd Little 1964-66 10. 503 David Walker 1989-92

174 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS MOST RUSHING YARDS PER GAME MOST 100-YARD GAMES MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Season Season Game Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year No. Name Year 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 1. 124.7 (11/1,372) Joe Morris 1979 1. 7 Jim Brown 1956 2. 5 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 2. 123.3 (8/986) Jim Brown 1956 7 Joe Morris 1979 5 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 3. 112.7 (10/1,127) Larry Csonka 1967 3. 6 Ernie Davis 1960 4. 4 Floyd Little at West Virginia 11/13/1965 4. 112.3 (12/1,347) Walter Reyes 2003 6 Larry Csonka 1966 4 David Walker at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 5. 108.5 (11/1,194) Joe Morris 1981 6 Larry Csonka 1967 4 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 6 Joe Morris 1981 6. 106.5 (10/1,065) Floyd Little 1965 4 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 6 James Mungro 2001 4 Delone Carter vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 7. 101.2 (10/1,012) Larry Csonka 1966 6 Walter Reyes 2002 4 Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 8. 100.1 (10, 1,001) Joe Morris 1978 6 Curtis Brinkley 2008 9. 99.4 (8/795) Larry Csonka 1965 6 Antwon Bailey 2011 10. 97.5 (12/1,170) James Mungro 2001 Season Career 1. 20 Walter Reyes 2003 2. 17 Walter Reyes 2002 Career No. Name Years 1. 22 Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 14 Floyd Little 1965 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years 2. 15 Larry Csonka 1965-67 14 James Mungro 2001 1. 113.1 (38/4,299) Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 14 Walter Reyes 2001-04 5. 13 Jim Brown 1956 2. 104.8 (28/2,934) Larry Csonka 1965-67 4. 13 Floyd Little 1964-66 13 Jim Nance 1964 3. 90.1 (30/2,704) Floyd Little 1964-66 5. 12 Ernie Davis 1959-61 7. 12 Ernie Davis 1961 4. 87.1 (24/2,091) Jim Brown 1954-56 12 James Mungro 1998-01 12 Floyd Little 1966 5. 82.3 (29/2,386) Ernie Davis 1959-61 7. 11 Jim Brown 1954-56 12 Bill Hurley 1979 6. 77.8 (45/3,424) Walter Reyes 2001-04 11 Delone Carter 2006-10 12 Jerome Smith 2013 7. 73.9 (42/3,104) Delone Carter 2006-10 9. 8 Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. 70.0 (43/2,869 James Mungro 1998-01 8 Jerome Smith 2010-13 Career 9. 69.0 (30/2,069) M. Januszkiewicz 1969-72 1. 45 Walter Reyes 2001-04 10. 66.1 (38/2,180) Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 MOST CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES 2. 35 Floyd Little 1964-66 3. 29 James Mungro 1998-01 Season 5 Curtis Brinkley 2008 4. 28 Ernie Davis 1959-61 4 Joe Morris 1978, 1979 28 Dee Brown 1997-00 4 James Mungro 2000 6. 25 Joe Morris 1978-81 4 Antwon Bailey 2011 7. 24 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 4 Jerome Smith 2012 24 Delone Carter 2006-10 9. 23 Jim Brown 1954-56 Career 5 Joe Morris 1979-80 10. 21 Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 5 Curtis Brinkley 2008 YEAR-BY-YEAR RUSHING LEADERS (Yards) Year Name Yards Carries Avg./Carry Avg./G TD Year Name Yards Carries Avg./Carry Avg./G TD 1945 Robert Ferri 179 67 2.7 1 1981 Joe Morris 1,194 261 4.6 108.5 10 1946 John Manderino 395 134 2.9 2 1982 Jaime Covington 774 171 4.5 70.4 6 1947 Ed Dolan 337 97 3.5 3 1983 Jaime Covington 606 143 4.2 55.1 4 1948 George Davis 208 66 3.2 5 1984 Jaime Covington 745 201 3.7 67.7 3 1949 George Davis 805 159 5.1 11 1985 Don McPherson 489 157 3.1 40.8 7 1950 Bob Young 709 122 5.8 4 1986 Don McPherson 523 191 2.7 47.5 6 1951 John Donati 477 114 4.2 7 1987 Robert Drummond 746 124 6.0 62.2 6 1952 Bill Wetzel 670 132 5.1 5 1988 Robert Drummond 747 124 6.0 62.3 6 1953 Bob Leberman 513 110 4.7 6 1989 Michael Owens 1,018 211 4.8 92.5 8 1954 Ray Perkins 499 98 5.1 7 1990 David Walker 730 150 4.7 66.4 6 1955 Jim Brown 666 128 5.2 7 1991 David Walker ^ 969 169 5.7 88.1 ^ 7 1956 Jim Brown 986 158 6.2 + 13 1992 David Walker 855 168 5.1 77.7 2 1957 Ed Coffin 448 106 4.2 5 1993 Terry Richardson 526 104 5.1 47.8 2 1958 Gerhard Schwedes 360 83 4.3 3 1994 Kirby Dar Dar 853 188 4.3 77.6 10 1959 Ernie Davis 686 98 7.0 8 1995 Malcolm Thomas 603 124 4.9 60.3 8 1960 Ernie Davis 877 112 7.8 8 1996 Malcolm Thomas 891 166 5.4 81.0 10 1961 Ernie Davis 823 150 5.5 12 1997 Kyle McIntosh 898 181 5.0 74.8 6 1962 Jim Nance 417 84 5.0 1 1998 Kyle McIntosh 742 137 5.4 67.5 4 1963 Walley Mahle 457 78 5.9 3 1999 Dee Brown 741 145 5.1 67.4 4 1964 Jim Nance 951 190 5.0 13 2000 Dee Brown 1,031 172 6.0 93.7 9 1965 Floyd Little 1,065 193 5.5 14 2001 James Mungro 1,170 248 4.7 97.5 14 1966 Larry Csonka 1,012 197 5.1 7 2002 Walter Reyes 1,135 182 6.2 94.6 17 1967 Larry Csonka 1,127 261 4.3 8 2003 Walter Reyes 1,347 253 5.3 112.2 20 1968 Al Newton 618 125 4.9 3 2004 Damien Rhodes 870 153 5.7 72.5 10 1969 Al Newton 689 154 4.5 4 2005 Damien Rhodes 900 219 4.1 81.8 7 1970 Marty Januszkiewicz 769 199 3.9 8 2006 Delone Carter 713 156 4.6 59.4 4 1971 Roger Praetorius 705 169 4.2 11 2007 Curtis Brinkley 371 111 3.3 46.4 2 1972 Marty Januszkiewicz 618 126 4.9 5 2008 Curtis Brinkley 1,164 237 4.9 97.0 7 1973 Bob Mitch 448 139 3.2 4 2009 Delone Carter 1,021 236 4.3 85.1 11 1974 Ken Kinsey 610 152 4.0 3 2010 Delone Carter 1,233 231 5.3 94.8 9 1975 Earl Vaughn 470 118 4.0 3 2011 Antwon Bailey 1,051 240 4.4 87.6 6 1976 Bill Hurley 716 185 3.9 102.3 3 2012 Jerome Smith 1,171 227 5.2 90.1 3 1977 Bill Hurley 625 200 3.1 56.8 2 2013 Jerome Smith 914 200 4.6 70.3 12 1978 Joe Morris 1,001 170 5.9 111.2 3 2014 Prince-Tyson Gulley 614 128 4.8 51.2 1 1979 Joe Morris 1,372 238 5.8 124.7 7 1980 Joe Morris 732 144 5.1 122.0 5 + - NCAA leader ^ - BIG EAST leader

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 175 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS RUSHING LEADERS BY CLASS Freshman * Year Yards Joe Morris 1978 1,001 Delone Carter 2006 713 Damien Rhodes 2002 568 Dee Brown 1997 555 Glenn Moore 1980 480

Sophomore Joe Morris 1979 1,372 Jerome Smith 2012 1,171 Walter Reyes 2002 1,135 Floyd Little 1964 828 Larry Csonka 1965 795

Junior Walter Reyes 2003 1,347 Floyd Little 1965 1,065 Larry Csonka 1966 1,012 David Walker 1991 969 Jerome Smith 2013 914

Senior Delone Carter 2010 1,233 Joe Morris 1981 1,194 James Mungro 2001 1,170 Curtis Brinkley 2008 1,164 Larry Csonka 1967 1,127

* - Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 Joe Morris set the Syracuse all-time marks for rushing yards in a game (252), season (1,372) and LONGEST RUNS career (4,299). The 1986 Super Bowl champion and two-time Pro Bowl selection played nine seasons Yards Name Date in the NFL. 1. 95 TD George Davis at Fordham 10/22/1949 2. 90 TD Warren Stevens vs. Rutgers 10/11/1930 3. 86 James Mungro vs. Kentucky 12/29/1999 ALL-TIME 200-YARD RUSHING GAMES 86 Devante McFarlane at Wake Forest 10/18/2014 Syracuse 5. 83 TD Bruce Yancey vs. Boston Univ. 10/2/1953 Carries Yards TD Opponent Date 6. 82 TD Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/8/2008 1. Joe Morris 23 252 3 Kansas 10/6/1979 7. 80 TD Marty Glickman vs. Maryland 10/8/1938 2. Walter Reyes 31 241 4 Central Florida 9/20/2003 80 TD Gerry Courtney vs. Clarkson 9/26/1941 3. Dee Brown 24 239 3 Rutgers 11/25/2000 80 TD Ernie Davis vs. Boston Univ. 9/24/1960 4. Walter Reyes 19 237 2 Rutgers 10/2/2004 10. 79 Bill Hunter vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 5. Damien Rhodes 28 236 4 Buffalo 9/10/2005 6. Larry Csonka 26 216 2 West Virginia 11/13/1965 Floyd Little 29 216 1 Tennessee 12/31/1966 8. Prince-Tyson Gulley 26 213 2 West Virginia 12/29/2012 9. Larry Csonka 35 204 2 California 10/21/1967 10. Joe Morris 31 203 1 Navy 11/11/1978 11. Malcolm Thomas 24 201 1 Houston 12/27/1996 12. Damien Rhodes 29 200 3 Temple 11/13/2004

Opponent Carries Yards TD Date 1. Eddie Meyers, Navy 42 298 4 11/7/1981 2. Curt Warner, Penn State 26 256 1 10/17/1981 3. Pat White, West Virginia 15 247 4 10/14/2006 4. , Pittsburgh 34 241 2 10/30/1976 5. Bob Whelan, Boston University 18 240 2 9/23/1949 6. Bob Campbell, Penn State 24 239 2 12/7/1968 Demond Parker, Oklahoma 31 239 0 9/6/1997 8. Andre Hall, USF 24 222 3 11/12/2005 9. LaRod Stephens-Howling, Pittsburgh 27 221 1 10/7/2006 10. Steve Atkins, Maryland 29 215 0 10/14/1978 11. Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh 27 211 0 11/3/1973 12. , Pittsburgh 37 206 1 10/16/1993 Damien Rhodes had two 200-yard games at Curtis Darkins, Minnesota 34 206 1 9/23/1995 Syracuse, including the fifth-best individual rushing 14. Chuckie Dukes, Boston College 26 201 1 10/16/1991 performance in school history with 236 yards and four touchdowns against Buffalo in 2005.

176 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS

A 1992 All-BIG EAST selection, Marvin Graves is second in team history with Current New York Giants quarterback Ryan Nassib holds the Syracuse 8,466 career passing yards. records for completions and passing yards in a game, season and career.

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS MOST COMPLETIONS MOST PASSING YARDS Game Game Game Att. Name Date Comp. Name Date Yards Name Date 1. 66 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. 45 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. 482 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 2. 47 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/17/2007 2. 30 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/8/2012 2. 425 Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 47 Ryan Nassib vs. Cincinnati 11/3/2012 3. 29 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 3. 423 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 4. 46 Greg Paulus vs. USF 10/3/2009 29 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/17/2007 4. 419 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 46 Ryan Nassib vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 29 Ryan Nassib vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 5. 403 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 46 Ryan Nassib vs. USF 11/11/2011 29 Terrel Hunt vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 6. 385 Ryan Nassib vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 46 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/8/2012 7. 27 Ryan Nassib vs. USF 10/27/2012 7. 361 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 8. 44 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 27 Drew Allen vs. Northwestern 9/7/2013 8. 356 Ryan Nassib vs. Rutgers 10/13/2012 9. 43 Terrel Hunt vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 9. 26 Ryan Nassib vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 9. 346 Greg Paulus vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 10. 42 Ryan Nassib vs. Rutgers 10/13/2012 10. 25 Greg Paulus vs. USF 10/3/2009 10. 336 Don McPherson vs. Penn State 10/17/1987 42 AJ Long vs. NC State 11/1/2014 25 Ryan Nassib vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 336 R.J. Anderson vs. West Virginia 11/22/2003 25 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/17/2011 Season 25 Ryan Nassib vs. Rutgers 10/13/2012 Season Att. Name Year Yards Name Year 1. 471 Ryan Nassib 2012 Season 1. 3,749 Ryan Nassib 2012 2. 415 Ryan Nassib 2011 Comp. Name Year 2. 2,685 Ryan Nassib 2011 3. 358 Ryan Nassib 2010 1. 294 Ryan Nassib 2012 3. 2,547 Marvin Graves 1993 4. 310 R.J. Anderson 2003 2. 259 Ryan Nassib 2011 4. 2,488 Donovan McNabb 1997 5. 300 Perry Patterson 2006 3. 202 Ryan Nassib 2010 5. 2,341 Don McPherson 1987 6. 292 Andrew Robinson 2007 4. 193 Greg Paulus 2009 6. 2,334 Ryan Nassib 2010 7. 289 Perry Patterson 2004 5. 186 R.J. Anderson 2003 7. 2,296 Marvin Graves 1992 8. 285 Greg Paulus 2009 6. 171 Marvin Graves 1993 8. 2,192 Andrew Robinson 2007 9. 280 Marvin Graves 1993 7. 168 Perry Patterson 2004 9. 2,164 R.J. Anderson 2003 10. 273 Perry Patterson 2005 8 167 Terrel Hunt 2013 10. 2,134 Donovan McNabb 1998 273 Terrel Hunt 2013 9. 158 Perry Patterson 2006 10. 157 Donovan McNabb 1998 Career Career Yards Name Years Att. Name Years Career 1. 9,190 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 1. 1,312 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 Comp. Name Years 2. 8,466 Marvin Graves 1990-93 2. 943 Marvin Graves 1990-93 1. 791 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3. 8,389 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 3. 938 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 2. 563 Marvin Graves 1990-93 4. 5,812 Don McPherson 1983-87 4. 862 Perry Patterson 2003-06 3. 548 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 5. 5,220 Perry Patterson 2003-06 5. 687 Don McPherson 1983-87 4. 456 Perry Patterson 2003-06 6. 4,698 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 6. 679 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 5. 367 Don McPherson 1983-87 7. 4,578 Troy Nunes 1999-02 7. 618 Troy Nunes 1999-02 6. 362 Troy Nunes 1999-02 8. 3,398 Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. 482 Todd Norley 1982-85 7. 358 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 9. 2,661 Todd Norley 1982-85 9. 465 Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. 250 Todd Norley 1982-85 10. 2,621 Terrel Hunt 2012-pres. 10. 423 Bernie Custis 1948-50 250 Terrel Hunt 2012-pres. 10. 228 Bill Hurley 1975-79

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 177 INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Career (min. 250 attempts) MOST YARDS PER COMPLETION Effic. Name Years Game (min. 10 attempts) 1. 155.1 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 Game (min. 6 completions) Pct. (Comp/Att) Name Date (Comp/Yards) 2. 142.4 Marvin Graves 1990-93 Avg. Name Date 1. .909 (10/11) Don McPherson 10/24/1987 3. 139.0 Don McPherson 1983-87 1. 30.5 Bernie Custis 10/1/1949 vs. Colgate 4. 132.6 Greg Paulus 2009 vs. Lafayette .909 (10/11) Troy Nunes 9/30/2000 5. 132.5 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 2. 30.3 (7/212) Rich King 11/16/1963 vs. BYU 6. 129.1 Dave Sarette 1959-61 vs. Richmond 3. .900 (9/10) Bill Scharr 11/4/1989 7. 127.6 Troy Nunes 1999-02 3. 28.3 (6/170) Kevin Mason 9/3/1994 vs. Boston College 8. 123.1 Pat Stark 1951-53 vs. Oklahoma 4. .850 (17/20) Kevin Mason 10/22/1994 9. 117.0 Bill Hurley 1975-79 4. 27.8 (6/167) Chuck Zimmerman 10/5/1957 at Temple 10. 115.4 Terrel Hunt 2012-pres. vs. Boston University 5. .846 (11/13) Todd Norley 10/20/1984 5. 26.5 (12/318) Marvin Graves 10/16/1993 at Penn State at Pittsburgh 6. .842 (16/19) Donovan McNabb 11/16/1996 MOST YARDS PER ATTEMPT 6. 26.1 (8/209) Donovan McNabb 10/14/1995 vs. Army vs. Eastern Michigan 7. .833 (15/18) Donovan McNabb 10/10/1998 Game (min. 10 attempts) 7. 25.9 Avatus Stone 10/27/1951 Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Date vs. Cincinnati vs. Fordham 1. 22.2 (11/244) Don McPherson 10/24/1987 8. .823 (14/17) Donovan McNabb 10/7/1995 8. 25.8 (11/284) Marvin Graves 9/12/1992 vs. Colgate vs. Temple 2. 20.7 (11/228) Troy Nunes 9/30/2000 vs. Texas .823 (14/17) Cameron Dantley 9/20/2008 vs. BYU 9. 25.7 (12/328) R.J. Anderson 10/20/2001 vs. Northeastern 3. 18.8 (10/188) Bill Scharr 11/4/1989 vs. Temple 10. .818 (9/11) Troy Nunes 9/28/2002 vs. Boston College 10. 24.9 (17/423) Andrew Robinson 9/22/2007 at Auburn 4. 17.7 (12/212) Rich King 11/16/1963 at Louisville vs. Richmond 17.7 (18/318) Marvin Graves 10/16/1993 Season (min. 100 attempts) at Pittsburgh Season (min. 50 completions) Pct. (Comp/Att) Name Year 6. 17.1 (18/306) R.J. Anderson 9/14/2002 Avg. (Comp/Yards) Name Year 1. .677 (193/285) Greg Paulus 2009 vs. Rhode Island 1. 18.1 (129/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 2. .633 (107/169) Bill Scharr 1989 7. 16.8 (20/336) Don McPherson 10/17/1987 2. 17.3 (85/1,469) Don McPherson 1985 3. .625 (157/251) Donovan McNabb 1998 vs. Penn State 3. 17.2 (145/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 4. .624 (259/415) Ryan Nassib 2011 8. 16.7 (10/167) Chuck Zimmerman 10/5/1957 4. 16.2 (79/1,276) Bill Hurley 1979 .624 (294/471) Ryan Nassib 2012 vs. Boston University 5. 16.0 (70/1,121) Bernie Custis 1949 6. .618 (128/207) Donovan McNabb 1995 16.7 (20/334) Kevin Mason 10/22/1994 16.0 (52/832) Jim Donoghue 1975 7. .612 (167/273) Terrel Hunt 2013 at Temple 7. 15.7 (146/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 8. .611 (171/280) Marvin Graves 1993 10. 16.3 (26/423) Andrew Robinson 9/22/2007 8. 15.6 (72/1,123) R.J. Anderson 2001 9. .610 (94/154) Troy Nunes 2000 at Louisville 15.6 (128/1,991) Donovan McNabb 1995 10. .603 (146/242) Marvin Graves 1992 10. 15.5 (58/889) R.J. Anderson 2002 Season (min. 100 attempts) 15.5 (87/1,627) Kevin Mason 1994 Career (min. 250 attempts) Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Year Pct. (Comp/Att) Name Years 1. 10.2 (229/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 Career (min. 100 completions) 1. .677 (193/285) Greg Paulus 2009 2. 9.6 (169/1,625) Bill Scharr 1989 Avg. (Comp/Yards) Name Years 2. .603 (791/1,312) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 9.6 (207/1,991) Donovan McNabb 1995 1. 15.8 (367/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 3. .598 (250/418) Terrel Hunt 2012-pres. 4. 9.5 (242/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 2. 15.3 (548/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 4. .597 (563/943) Marvin Graves 1990-93 5. 9.4 (265/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 3. 15.2 (116/1,766) Kevin Mason 1991-94 5. .586 (362/618) Troy Nunes 1999-02 6. 9.2 (159/1,469) Don McPherson 1985 4. 15.0 (563/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 6. .584 (548/938) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 7. 9.1 (280/2,547) Marvin Graves 1993 5. 14.9 (228/3,398) Bill Hurley 1975-79 7. .534 (367/687) Don McPherson 1983-87 8. 8.9 (234/2,076) Todd Philcox 1988 6. 14.5 (145/2,105) Todd Philcox 1985-88 8. .529 (456/862) Perry Patterson 2003-06 8.9 (154/1,366) Troy Nunes 2000 7. 14.4 (134/1,937) Jim Donoghue 1973-75 9. .528 (134/254) Dave Sarette 1959-61 10. 8.7 (221/1,912) Marvin Graves 1991 14.4 (117/1,687) Chuck Zimmerman 1956-58 10. .527 (358/679) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 8.7 (187/1,627) Kevin Mason 1999 9. 14.2 (134/1,903) Dave Sarette 1959-61 10. 13.8 (153/2,116) Pat Stark 1951-53 Career (min. 250 attempts) HIGHEST PASSING EFFICIENCY Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Years Season (min. 100 attempts) 1. 9.0 (943/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 MOST YARDS PER GAME Effic. Name Year 2. 8.9 (938/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 Season 1. 164.3 Don McPherson + 1987 3. 8.5 (687/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year 2. 162.3 Donovan McNabb ^ 1995 4. 7.5 (254/1,903) Dave Sarette 1959-61 1. 288.4 (13/3,749) Ryan Nassib 2012 3. 158.9 Donovan McNabb ^ 1998 5. 7.4 (618/4,578) Troy Nunes 1999-02 2. 231.5 (11/2,547) Marvin Graves 1993 4. 154.0 Donovan McNabb ^ 1997 6. 7.3 (465/3,398) Bill Hurley 1975-79 3. 223.8 (12/2,685) Ryan Nassib 2011 5. 152.2 Bill Scharr 1989 7. 7.1 (298/2,116) Pat Stark 1951-53 4. 212.8 (11/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 6. 149.8 Don McPherson 1985 7.1 (285/2,024) Greg Paulus 2009 5. 208.7 (11/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 7. 149.2 Marvin Graves ^ 1992 9. 7.0 (1,312/9,190) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 6. 207.3 (12/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 8. 147.9 Todd Philcox 1988 10. 6.9 (679/4,698) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 7. 199.3 (11/2,192) Andrew Robinson 2007 9. 147.3 Marvin Graves 1993 8. 196.6 (5/983) Terrel Hunt 2014 10. 145.1 Donovan McNabb 1996 9. 194.0 (11/2,134) Donovan McNabb 1998 10. 188.7 (11/2,076) Todd Philcox 1988 + - NCAA leader ^ - BIG EAST leader

178 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS Career (min. 10 games) Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years TOP PASSING GAMES BY YARDS (Since 1948) 1. 196.9 (43/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 Syracuse 2. 191.5 (48/9190) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 Cmp. Att. Yds TD Opponent Date 3. 186.4 (45/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 1. Ryan Nassib 45 66 482 4 Northwestern 9/1/2012 4. 168.7 (12/2,024) Greg Paulus 2009 2. Marvin Graves 18 28 425 3 Rutgers 10/10/1992 5. 149.0 (39/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 3. Andrew Robinson 17 26 423 4 Louisville 9/22/2007 6. 145.6 (18/2,621) Terrel Hunt 2012-pres. 4. Andrew Robinson 29 47 419 3 Cincinnati 11/24/2007 7. 127.3 (41/5,220) Perry Patterson 2003-06 5. Troy Nunes 24 40 403 1 Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 8. 120.5 (38/4,578) Troy Nunes 1999-02 6. Ryan Nassib 26 40 385 2 Missouri 11/17/2012 9. 117.2 (20/2,344) Andrew Robinson 2006-09 7. Marvin Graves 29 44 361 0 Cincinnati 9/25/1993 10. 111.9 (42/4,698) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 8. Ryan Nassib 25 42 356 1 Rutgers 10/13/2012 9. Greg Paulus 24 35 346 2 Northwestern 9/19/2009 10. Don McPherson 15 20 336 3 Penn State 10/17/1987 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game Opponent TD Name Date Cmp. Att. Yds TD Date 1. 5 Ryan Nassib vs. Maine 9/18/2010 1. Brian Brohm, Louisville 45 65 555 4 9/22/2007 2. 4 Pat Stark at Fordham 11/22/1952 2. Bryan Randall, Virginia Tech 23 35 504 5 11/9/2002 4 vs. Maryland 10/1/1966 3. Tajh Boyd, Clemson 20 27 455 5 10/5/2013 4 Don McPherson vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 4. Shawn Halloran, Boston College 34 57 453 2 11/16/1985 4 Todd Philcox vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 5. , Connecticut 39 51 445 3 10/30/2004 4 Bill Scharr vs. Rutgers 10/21/1989 6. Ryan Schneider, UCF 28 47 440 1 11/2/2002 4 Donovan McNabb vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 7. Ben Mauk, Cincinnati 29 42 431 4 11/24/2007 4 Troy Nunes vs. East Carolina 9/15/2001 8. Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville 36 49 424 3 10/10/2012 4 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 9. Glenn Foley, Boston College 22 29 423 3 10/2/1993 4 Ryan Nassib vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 10. Bill Byrne, Navy 37 52 399 2 11/9/1985 4 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 4 Ryan Nassib vs. USF 10/27/2012 4 Terrel Hunt vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 MOST INTERCEPTIONS Season Game TD Name Year Int. Name Date 1. 26 Ryan Nassib 2012 1. 5 Todd Norley at Penn State 10/16/1982 2. 22 Don McPherson 1987 5 Greg Paulus vs. USF 10/3/2009 22 Donovan McNabb 1998 3. 4 Bernie Custis vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 22 Ryan Nassib 2011 4 Pat Stark vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 5. 20 Donovan McNabb 1997 4 Paul Paolisso at California 10/26/1968 6. 19 Donovan McNabb 1996 4 Bob Mitch vs. West Virginia 11/24/1973 19 Ryan Nassib 2010 4 Dave Warner vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 8. 16 Todd Philcox 1988 4 Don McPherson vs. West Virginia 11/21/1987 16 Donovan McNabb 1995 4 Todd Philcox at West Virginia 11/19/1988 10. 15 Marvin Graves 1993 4 Marvin Graves vs. Ohio State 9/19/1992 4 Donovan McNabb vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 4 Troy Nunes at Boston College 10/14/2000 Career 4 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 TD Name Years 4 Drew Allen at Northwestern 9/7/2013 1. 77 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 2. 70 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3. 48 Marvin Graves 1990-93 Season 4. 46 Don McPherson 1983-87 Int. Name Year 5. 32 Troy Nunes 1999-02 1. 16 Dave Warner 1980 6. 25 Perry Patterson 2002-06 2. 15 Bob Mitch 1973 7. 23 Dave Sarette 1959-61 3. 14 Bernie Custis 1948 8. 21 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 14 Troy Nunes 2000 9. 19 Pat Stark 1951-53 14 Greg Paulus 2009 19 Bill Hurley 1975-79 6. 12 Rick Cassata 1967 Greg Paulus set the Syracuse single-season record 12 Paul Paolisso 1968 for completion percentage (.677) in 2009. 12 Todd Norley 1982 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH 12 Marvin Graves 1992 LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF A TOUCHDOWN PASS Career INTERCEPTIONS Season: 10 Don McPherson 1987 Int. Name Years Season 1. 45 Marvin Graves 1990-93 Career: 11 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 Pct. (Int./AƩ .) Name Year 2. 32 Bernie Custis 1948-50 1. 1.33 (4/300) Perry Patterson 2006 32 Troy Nunes 1999-02 4. 28 Todd Norley 1982-85 28 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS 6. 27 Dave Warner 1978-81 7. 26 Don McPherson 1983-87 Season 26 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 Int. (AƩ .) Name Year 9. 25 Perry Patterson 2003-06 1. 2 (144) R.J. Anderson 2001 10. 23 Bob Mitch 1973-75 23 R.J. Anderson 2000-03

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 179 INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS PASSING LEADERS BY CLASS YEAR-BY-YEAR PASSING LEADERS (Yards) Freshman * Year Yards Year Name Yards Comp. Att. Pct. Yds./G TD Int. Pass Eff. Donovan McNabb 1995 1,991 1945 Roger Robinson 434 29 55 52.7 2 9 n/a Marvin Graves 1990 1,711 1946 Walt Slovenski 199 9 17 52.9 3 2 185.9 Troy Nunes 1999 1,141 1947 Ed Dolan 168 15 48 31.3 1 8 34.3 AJ Long 2014 935 1948 Bernie Custis 721 52 131 39.7 3 14 72.1 Todd Norley 1982 833 1949 Bernie Custis 1,121 70 134 52.2 6 9 123.9 1950 Bernie Custis 775 74 159 46.5 3 9 82.3 Sophomore 1951 Avatus Stone 358 18 55 32.7 3 6 80.7 Ryan Nassib 2010 2,334 1952 Pat Stark 1,035 78 151 51.7 11 6 125.4 Andrew Robinson 2007 2,192 1953 Pat Stark 1,045 73 141 51.8 8 6 124.3 Marvin Graves 1991 1,912 1954 Mickey Rich 234 17 52 32.7 1 9 42.2 Perry Patterson 2004 1,851 1955 Ed Albright 324 19 34 55.9 7 3 185.9 Donovan McNabb 1996 1,776 1956 Chuck Zimmerman 272 18 42 42.9 2 1 108.2 1957 Chuck Zimmerman 770 53 96 55.2 5 4 131.5 1958 Chuck Zimmerman 645 46 76 60.5 7 2 156.9 Junior 1959 Dave Sarette 763 49 83 59.0 10 5 164.0 Ryan Nassib 2011 2,685 1960 Dave Sarette 327 30 65 46.2 4 8 84.2 Donovan McNabb 1997 2,488 1961 Dave Sarette 813 55 106 51.9 9 8 129.2 Marvin Graves 1992 2,296 1962 Walley Mahle 455 33 71 46.5 3 6 97.3 Don McPherson 1986 1,827 1963 Rich King 675 37 80 46.3 5 10 112.8 Bill Scharr 1989 1,625 1964 Walley Mahle 324 31 80 38.8 2 6 66.1 1965 Rick Cassata 525 47 104 45.2 2 6 82.4 1966 Rick Cassata 472 41 85 48.2 4 4 100.9 Senior 1967 Rick Cassata 992 92 176 52.3 8 12 101.0 Ryan Nassib 2012 3,749 1968 Paul Paolisso 939 87 164 53.0 234.8 6 12 98.6 Marvin Graves 1993 2,547 1969 Randy Zur 816 73 148 49.3 81.6 1 10 84.3 Don McPherson 1987 2,341 1970 Paul Paolisso 370 33 71 46.5 37.0 5 5 99.4 R.J. Anderson 2003 2,164 1971 Bob Woodruff 910 74 132 56.1 91.0 2 3 114.5 Donovan McNabb 1998 2,134 1972 Bob Woodruff 649 63 136 46.3 64.9 1 5 81.4 1973 Bob Mitch 722 58 139 41.7 72.2 2 15 68.4 *- Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 1974 Jim Donoghue 938 68 136 50.0 4 6 108.8 1975 Jim Donoghue 832 52 118 44.1 5 8 103.7 1976 Bill Hurley 638 38 95 40.0 70.9 5 3 107.5 LONGEST PASSING PLAY 1977 Bill Hurley 1,455 108 201 53.7 132.3 8 6 121.6 Yards Name 1978 Tim Wilson 345 22 68 32.4 38.3 1 5 65.2 1. 96 TD Donovan McNabb to Marvin Harrison 1979 Bill Hurley 1,276 79 158 50.0 116.0 6 7 121.4 vs. West Virginia, 10/21/1995 1980 Dave Warner 1,008 81 167 48.5 91.6 3 16 85.9 2. 94 TD Donovan McNabb to Quinton Spotwood 1981 Dave Warner 1,445 120 223 53.8 131.4 7 10 109.6 vs. East Carolina, 10/4/1997 1982 Todd Norley 833 70 134 52.2 104.1 1 12 89.0 3. 87 TD Ger Schwedes to Ernie Davis 1983 Todd Norley 999 87 177 49.2 99.9 5 10 94.6 vs. Texas, 1/1/1959 1984 Todd Norley 829 93 171 54.4 92.1 5 6 97.8 87 TD R.J. Anderson to Jamel Riddle 1985 Don McPherson 1,469 85 159 53.5 133.5 12 5 149.8 vs. Rhode Island, 9/14/2002 1986 Don McPherson 1,827 142 269 52.8 166.1 12 7 119.4 1987 Don McPherson + 2,341 129 229 56.3 195.1 22 11 164.3 + 5. 84 TD Marvin Graves to Shelby Hill 1988 Todd Philcox 2,076 141 234 60.2 173.0 16 11 147.9 vs. Temple, 11/6/1993 1989 Bill Scharr 1,625 107 169 63.3 162.5 9 8 152.2 6. 80 TD Bill Hurley to Don Magee 1990 Marvin Graves 1,711 115 200 57.5 171.1 9 11 133.2 at Pittsburgh, 10/30/1976 1991 Marvin Graves 1,912 131 221 59.3 173.8 10 11 136.9 80 TD Don McPherson to Rob Moore 1992 Marvin Graves ^ 2,296 146 242 60.3 208.7 14 12 149.2 ^ vs. Penn State, 10/17/1987 1993 Marvin Graves 2,547 171 280 61.1 231.6 15 11 147.3 8. 79 TD Wendal Lowrey to Rob Carpenter 1994 Kevin Mason ^ 1,627 105 187 56.1 147.9 10 7 139.4 ^ vs. Louisville, 12/2/1989 1995 Donovan McNabb ^ 1,991 128 207 61.8 181.0 16 6 162.3 ^ 79 TD Troy Nunes to Pat Woodcock 1996 Donovan McNabb 1,776 118 215 54.9 161.5 19 9 145.1 vs. BYU, 9/30/2000 1997 Donovan McNabb ^ 2,488 145 265 54.7 241.0 20 6 154.0 ^ 79 TD Andrew Robinson to Taj Smith 1998 Donovan McNabb ^ 2,134 157 251 62.5 194.0 22 5 158.9 ^ at Louisville, 9/22/2007 1999 Troy Nunes 1,141 95 161 59.0 103.7 11 5 134.9 2000 Troy Nunes 1,366 94 154 61.0 124.2 8 14 124.2 2001 R.J. Anderson 1,123 72 144 50.0 93.6 5 2 124.2 2002 Troy Nunes 1,337 115 198 58.1 148.6 8 7 121.1 2003 R.J. Anderson 2,164 186 310 60.0 180.3 10 8 124.1 2004 Perry Patterson 1,851 168 289 58.1 154.2 7 10 113.0 2005 Perry Patterson 1,504 130 273 47.6 133.4 6 11 93.1 2006 Perry Patterson 1,865 158 300 52.7 140.9 12 4 115.4 2007 Andrew Robinson 2,192 154 292 52.7 199.3 13 7 125.7 2008 Cameron Dantley 1,298 121 251 48.2 118.0 11 5 102.1 2009 Greg Paulus 2,024 193 285 67.7 168.7 13 14 132.6 2010 Ryan Nassib 2,334 202 358 56.4 179.5 19 8 124.2 2011 Ryan Nassib 2,685 259 415 62.4 223.8 22 9 129.9 2012 Ryan Nassib ^ 3,749 294 471 62.4 288.4 ^ 26 10 143.3 2013 Terrel Hunt 1,638 167 273 61.2 136.5 10 8 117.8 2014 Terrel Hunt 935 83 145 57.2 196.6 1 4 111.0

+ - NCAA leader ^ - BIG EAST leader

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

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 181 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER CATCH MOST RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME Game (min. 5 receptions) Season Avg. (Rec./Yards) Name Date Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year 1. 35.2 (5/176) Jamel Riddle 9/14/2002 1. 106.6 (7/746) Mike Williams 2009 vs. Rhode Island 2. 102.8 (11/1,131) Marvin Harrison ^ 1995 3. 96.7 (11/1,064) Rob Moore 1989 Season (min. 20 catches) 4. 89.2 (12/1,070) Alec Lemon 2012 Avg. (Rec./Yards) Name Year 5. 88.0 (11/968) Tommy Kane 1987 1. 22.0 (44/968) Tommy Kane + 1987 6. 85.2 (11/937) Shelby Hill ^ 1993 2. 21.7 (22/477) Lonnie Allgood 1974 7. 81.4 (11/895) Rob Carpenter 1990 3. 21.2 (23/488) Jim Turner 1997 8. 81.3 (11/894) Kevin Johnson 1998 4. 21.1 (36/761) Marvin Harrison 1994 9. 77.5 11/852) Mike Siano 1985 5. 20.4 (34/692) Scott Schwedes 1985 10. 76.1 (10/761) Marvin Harrison ^ 1994 6. 20.2 (56/1,131) Marvin Harrison 1995 7. 20.1 (53/1,064) Rob Moore 1989 ^ - BIG EAST leader 8. 19.8 (41/813) Marvin Harrison 1993 9. 19.4 (41/797) Quinton Spotwood 1997 Career 10. 19.2 (20/383) Jim Turner 1996 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years 19.2 (24/461) Mike Williams 2006 1. 75.8 (28/2,122) Rob Moore 1987-89 2. 72.0 (23/1,656) Rob Carpenter 1989-90 + - NCAA leader 3. 70.5 (29/2,044) Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 4. 63.4 (43/2,728) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 Career (min. of 40 catches) 5. 62.2 (21/1,307) Tommy Kane 1985-87 6. 59.9 (22/1,318) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 Avg. (Rec./Yards) Name Years 7 54.1 (48/2,596) Alec Lemon 2009-12 1. 20.7 (63/1,307) Tommy Kane 1985-87 8. 52.2 (44/2,296) Shelby Hill 1990-93 2. 20.2 (135/2,728) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 9. 50.8 (31/1,574) Mike Siano 1982-85 3. 20.0 (106/2,122) Rob Moore 1987-89 10. 48.0 (44/2,111) Scott Schwedes 1983-86 4. 19.6 (50/481) Jim Turner 1994-97 Alec Lemon led the Orange in receiving yards in 5. 19.1 (52/991) Lonnie Allgood 1973-75 both 2011 and 2012. He averaged 89.2 yards 6. 18.7 (56/1049) Taj Smith 2006-07 per game in 2012, the fourth-best total in school 7. 18.1 (73/1,318) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 history. 8. 17.8 (93/1,656) Rob Carpenter 1989-90 9. 17.4 (88/1,535) Johnnie Morant 2000-03

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECEIVING LEADERS (Yards) Year Name Recpt Yards Avg./Recpt Avg./G TD Year Name Recpt. Yards Avg./Recpt. Avg./G TD 1946 Paul McKee 12 245 20.4 4 1982 Nick Bruckner 24 374 15.6 41.6 1 1947 Angelo Acocella 8 100 12.5 0 1983 Scott Schwedes 21 261 12.4 23.7 1 1948 George Urban 13 207 15.9 0 1984 Scott Schwedes 37 506 13.7 46.0 3 1949 Jim Dragotta 14 194 13.9 1 1985 Mike Siano 46 852 18.5 77.5 8 1950 Joe Szombathy 20 257 12.9 1 1986 Scott Schwedes 47 652 13.9 59.3 6 1951 Joe Szombathy 11 223 20.3 1 1987 Tommy Kane 44 968 22.0 80.7 14 1952 Joe Szombathy 21 178 8.5 1 1988 Rob Moore 44 797 18.1 66.4 11 1953 Ray Perkins 18 212 11.8 2 1989 Rob Moore 53 1064 20.1 88.7 9 1954 Tom Richardson 6 107 17.8 0 1990 Rob Carpenter 52 895 17.2 81.4 5 1955 Don Althouse 10 173 17.3 2 1991 Qadry Ismail 37 693 18.7 63.0 3 1956 Jim Ridlon 8 153 19.1 2 1992 Qadry Ismail 36 625 17.4 56.8 2 1957 Dick Lasse 16 202 12.6 0 1993 Shelby Hill ^ 56 937 16.7 85.2 ^ 4 1958 Ger Schwedes 13 117 9.0 0 1994 Marvin Harrison ^ 36 761 21.1 76.1 ^ 5 1959 Fred Mautino 17 215 12.6 2 1995 Marvin Harrison ^ 56 1,131 20.2 102.8 ^ 8 1960 Fred Mautino 14 171 12.2 0 1996 Deon Maddox 23 344 15.0 34.4 1 1961 Ernie Davis 16 157 9.8 2 1997 Quinton Spotwood 41 797 19.4 66.4 8 1962 John Mackey 8 131 16.4 1 1998 Kevin Johnson 60 894 14.9 81.3 9 1963 Dick Bowman 10 190 19.0 1 1999 Quinton Spotwood 32 380 11.9 34.5 3 1964 Floyd Little 16 248 15.5 1 2000 Pat Woodcock 29 453 15.6 41.2 2 1965 Floyd Little 21 248 11.8 1 2001 Maurice Jackson 19 254 13.4 21.2 2 1966 Ed Schreck 14 175 12.5 1 2002 Jamel Riddle 41 626 15.3 56.9 5 1967 Tom Coughlin 26 257 9.9 2 2003 Johnnie Morant 46 799 17.4 66.6 5 1968 John Massis 29 400 13.8 2 2004 Jared Jones 43 621 14.4 51.8 3 1969 Tony Gabriel 30 419 14.0 3 2005 Tim Lane 27 341 12.6 31.0 1 1970 Tony Gabriel 28 402 14.4 7 2006 Mike Williams 24 461 19.2 46.1 4 1971 Rick Steiner 24 310 12.9 2 2007 Mike Williams 60 837 14.0 69.8 10 1972 Brian Hambleton 15 156 10.4 17.3 1 2008 Donte Davis 29 312 10.8 26.0 2 1973 Bob Petchel 22 183 8.3 18.3 0 2009 Mike Williams 49 746 15.2 106.6 6 1974 Lonnie Allgood 22 477 21.7 2 2010 Van Chew 41 611 14.9 50.9 5 1975 Lonnie Allgood 27 477 17.7 1 2011 Alec Lemon 68 834 12.3 69.5 6 1976 16 240 15.0 30.0 1 2012 Alec Lemon ^ 72 1,070 14.9 ^ 89.2 ^ 7 1977 Art Monk 41 590 14.4 53.6 4 2013 Ashton Broyld 52 452 8.7 34.8 0 1978 Art Monk 19 293 15.4 26.6 2 2014 Jarrod West 49 700 14.3 58.3 0 1979 Art Monk 40 716 17.9 65.1 3 1980 Tony Sidor 23 288 12.5 36.0 1 ^ - BIG EAST leader 1981 Willie Sydnor 29 418 14.4 52.3 2

182 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS RECEIVING LEADERS BY CLASS (Receptions) RECEIVING LEADERS BY CLASS (Yards) Freshman * Year Rec. Freshman * Year Yards Shelby Hill 1990 33 Shelby Hill 1990 558 Alec Lemon 2009 29 Mike Williams 2006 461 Brisly Estime 2013 28 Steve Ishmael 2014 415 Steve Ishmael 2014 27 Quinton Spotwood 1996 326 Mike Williams 2006 24 Alec Lemon 2009 295

Sophomore Sophomore Mike Williams 2007 60 Mike Williams 2007 837 Ashton Broyld 2013 52 Marvin Harrison 1993 813 Jarrod West 2012 43 Quinton Spotwood 1997 797 Art Monk 1977 41 Rob Carpenter 1989 761 Marvin Harrison 1993 41 Art Monk 1977 590 Quinton Spotwood 1997 41 Junior Junior Alec Lemon 2011 834 Alec Lemon 2011 68 Taj Smith 2007 822 Tommy Kane 1987 44 Rob Moore 1988 797 Rob Moore 1988 44 Marvin Harrison 1994 761 Taj Smith 2007 44 Qadry Ismail 1991 693 Rob Carpenter 1989 41 Jamel Riddle 2002 41 Senior Van Chew 2010 41 Marvin Harrison 1995 1,131 Alec Lemon 2012 1,070 Senior Rob Moore 1989 1,064 All-American Rob Moore holds the Orange career Alec Lemon 2012 72 Tommy Kane 1987 968 records for receiving touchdowns and receiving Marcus Sales 2012 64 Shelby Hill 1993 937 yards per game. Kevin Johnson 1998 60 * - Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 Shelby Hill 1993 56 Marvin Harrison 1995 56

* - Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972

TOP RECEIVING GAMES BY NUMBER OF RECEPTIONS (Since 1949) Syracuse Rec. Yards TD Opponent Date 1. Art Monk 14 188 2 Navy 11/5/1977 2. Mike Williams 13 186 2 USF 10/3/2009 3. Shelby Hill 11 176 0 Cincinnati 9/25/1993 Kevin Johnson 11 196 2 West Virginia 11/7/1998 Mike Williams 11 209 2 Northwestern 9/19/2009 6. Marcus Sales 12 129 1 Northwestern 9/1/2012 Alec Lemon 12 244 2 Missouri 11/17/2012 8. Rob Moore 10 142 3 Rutgers 10/8/1988 Alec Lemon 10 94 1 Rhode Island 9/10/2011 Alec Lemon 10 179 2 USF 11/11/2011

Opponents Rec. Yards TDs Date 1. Eric Page, Toledo 14 168 0 9/24/2011 2. Joe Albano, Army 13 166 2 11/7/1970 3. Mickey Walczak, West Virginia 12 84 0 11/21/1981 Doug Gabriel, UCF 12 206 0 11/2/2002 Michael Ford, Wyoming 12 110 0 9/30/2006 Harry Douglas, Louisville 12 205 1 9/22/2007 7. Tom Rogers, Colgate 11 187 0 10/31/1981 Albert Smith, Rutgers 11 91 0 11/23/1985 Wesley Carroll, Miami (Fla.) 11 97 1 11/24/1990 Allen Williams, Maryland 11 84 0 11/19/1994 Lance Moore, Toledo 11 114 1 9/27/2003 Marcus Barnett, Cincinnati 11 127 3 11/24/2007 Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati 11 114 0 11/29/2008 , USC 11 66 3 9/8/2012

All-American Art Monk owns the Syracuse record for receptions in a game with 14 against Navy in 1977. He led the Orange in receiving in 1977, 1978 and 1979.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 183 INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS (Total off ense includes rushing/passing) MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS PER GAME TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS BY CLASS Season Freshman * Year Yards Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year Donovan McNabb 1995 2,252 1. 299.3 (13/3,891) Ryan Nassib 2012 Marvin Graves 1990 1,866 2. 245.1 (11/2,696) Marvin Graves 1993 Troy Nunes 1999 1,298 3. 241.0 (12/2,892) Donovan McNabb 1997 Joe Morris 1978 1,001 4. 233.8 (11/2,527) Donovan McNabb 1998 AJ Long 2014 931 5. 230.9 (11/2,540) Don McPherson 1987 6. 227.0 (12/2,724) Ryan Nassib 2011 Sophomore 7. 220.8 (11/2,429) Marvin Graves 1992 Ryan Nassib 2010 2,295 8. 213.6 (11/2,350) Don McPherson 1986 Donovan McNabb 1995 2,234 9. 204.7 (11/2,252) Donovan McNabb 1995 Andrew Robinson 2007 2,153 10. 203.1 (11/2,234) Donovan McNabb 1996 Terrel Hunt 2013 2,138 Perry Patterson 2004 1,994 Career Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years Junior 1. 221.1 (45/9,950) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 Donovan McNabb 1997 2,892 2. 203.6 (43/8,755) Marvin Graves 1990-93 Ryan Nassib 2011 2,724 3. 195.0 (48/9,358) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 Marvin Graves 1992 2,429 4. 189.6 (18/3,413) Terrel Hunt 2012-pres. Don McPherson 1986 2,350 5. 181.1 (39/7,063) Don McPherson 1983-87 Bill Hurley 1977 2,080 6. 167.7 (12/2,012) Greg Paulus 2009 7. 135.2 (44/5,949) Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. 128.7 (29/3,732) Dave Warner 1978-81 Senior 9. 127.3 (42/5,347) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 Ryan Nassib 2012 3,891 10. 126.3 (41/5,180) Perry Patterson 2003-06 Marvin Graves 1993 2,696 Donovan McNabb 1998 2,572 1961 Heisman Trophy winner Ernie Davis set the Don McPherson 1987 2,540 Syracuse single-season record for yards per play HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY R.J. Anderson 2003 2,426 (7.8) in 1960. Season (min. 100 plays) * - Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 Avg. (Plays/Yards) Name Year MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED 1. 7.8 (112/877) Ernie Davis 1960 Game 2. 7.7 (375/2,892) Donovan McNabb 1997 MOST TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS Yards Name Date 3. 7.5 (339/2,540) Don McPherson 1987 4. 7.2 (527/2,234) Donovan McNabb 1996 Game 1. 512 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 Plays Name Date 5. 7.1 (382/2,696) Marvin Graves 1993 2. 476 Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 1. 78 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 6. 7.0 (555/3,891) Ryan Nassib 2012 3. 421 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 2. 64 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 7. 6.9 (115/797) James Mungro 2000 4. 404 Ryan Nassib vs. Missouri 10/17/2012 3. 60 Terrel Hunt vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 8. 6.8 (130/879) Dave Sarette 1959 5. 400 Kevin Mason at Temple 10/22/1994 4. 58 Bill Hurley vs. Penn State 10/15/1977 6.8 (307/2,077) Todd Philcox 1988 6. 387 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 5. 57 Don McPherson at Boston College 11/15/1986 6.8 (537/2,252) Donovan McNabb 1995 7. 384 Bill Hurley vs. Penn State 10/15/1977 6. 56 Ryan Nassib vs. USF 11/11/2011

8. 375 Don McPherson vs. Penn State 10/17/1987 7. 55 Bill Hurley vs. Boston College 11/17/1979 9. 375 Terrel Hunt vs. Maryland 9/20/2014 Career (min. 250 plays) 55 Donovan McNabb vs. Kansas State 12/31/1997 10. 373 Marvin Graves at East Carolina 9/9/1993 Avg. Name Years 55 Greg Paulus at USF 10/3/2009 1. 7.2 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 55 AJ Long vs. N.C. State 11/1/2014 2. 6.8 Ernie Davis 1959-61 Season 3. 6.5 Todd Philcox 1985-88 Season Yards Name Year 6.5 Bill Scharr 1987-89 Plays Name Year 1. 3,891 Ryan Nasib 2012 5. 6.4 Marvin Graves 1990-93 1. 555 Ryan Nassib 2012 2. 2,892 Donovan McNabb 1997 6. 6.0 Don McPherson 1983-87 2. 480 Ryan Nassib 2011 3. 2,724 Ryan Nassib 2011 6.0 Kevin Mason 1991-94 3. 460 Don McPherson 1986 4. 2,696 Marvin Graves 1993 6.0 Greg Paulus 2009 4. 424 Ryan Nassib 2010 5. 2,540 Don McPherson 1987 6.0 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 5. 409 R.J. Anderson 2003 6. 2,527 Donovan McNabb 1998 6.0 Terrel Hunt 2012-pres. 6. 401 Bill Hurley 1977 7. 2,429 Marvin Graves 1992 7. 387 Andrew Robinson 2007 8. 2,426 R.J. Anderson 2003 8. 386 Donovan McNabb 1998 9. 2,350 Don McPherson 1986 9. 382 Marvin Graves 1993 10. 2,295 Ryan Nassib 2010 382 Perry Patterson 2006

Career Career Yards Name Years Plays Name Years 1. 9,950 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 1. 1,554 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 2. 9,358 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 2. 1,403 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 3. 8,755 Marvin Graves 1990-93 3. 1,377 Marvin Graves 1990-93 4. 7,063 Don McPherson 1983-87 4. 1,181 Don McPherson 1983-87 5. 5,949 Bill Hurley 1975-79 5. 1,150 Bill Hurley 1975-79 6. 5,347 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 6. 1,094 Perry Patterson 2003-06 7. 5,180 Perry Patterson 2003-06 7. 1,001 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 8. 4,880 Troy Nunes 1999-02 8. 855 Troy Nunes 1999-02 9. 4,299 Joe Morris 1978-81 9. 814 Joe Morris 1978-81 10. 3,732 Dave Warner 1978-81 10. 757 Dave Warner 1978-81

184 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE RECORDS (All-purpose includes rushing/receiving/kickoff return/punt return/intercep on/fumble return) MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS GAINED MOST ALL-PURPOSE PLAYS Game Game Yards Name Date Plays Name Date 1. 318 Kevin Johnson at West Virginia 11/7/1998 1. 43 Larry Csonka at Maryland 10/7/1967 2. 300 Joe Morris vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 2. 38 Ken Kinsey vs. Oregon State 9/7/1974 3. 295 Johnnie Morant at North Carolina 9/6/2003 38 Glenn Moore at West Virginia 11/22/1980 4. 287 Floyd Little vs. Boston College 11/20/1965 38 Dee Brown at Pittsburgh 11/15/1997 5. 271 Joe Morris vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 5. 36 Marty Januszkiewicz at Penn State 10/17/1970 271 Marvin Harrison vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 6. 35 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 271 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 35 Joe Morris vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 8. 270 Jim Brown at Penn State 11/5/1955 35 James Mungro vs. Boston College 11/24/2001 9. 267 Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 9. 33 Jaime Covington vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 267 Floyd Little vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1965 33 Bill Hurley at Navy 11/10/1979 Season Season Yards Name Year Plays Name Year 1. 1,990 Floyd Little + 1965 1. 292 Walter Reyes 2003 2. 1,834 Kevin Johnson 1998 2. 291 Joe Morris 1981 3. 1,732 Walter Reyes 2003 3. 276 Larry Csonka 1967 4. 1,723 Joe Morris 1979 4. 272 James Mungro 2001 5. 1,681 Floyd Little 1964 5. 269 Antwon Bailey 2011 6. 1,662 Joe Morris 1981 6. 258 Joe Morris 1979 7. 1,569 Marvin Harrison 1995 7. 251 Curtis Brinkley 2008 8. 1,384 Qadry Ismail ^ 1991 8. 247 Delone Carter 2009 9. 1,341 Larry Csonka 1967 9. 242 Damien Rhodes 2005 In 2001, James Mungro led the Orange in rushing 10. 1,337 Damien Rhodes 2004 10. 240 Floyd Little 1965 yards (1,170). His 86-yard run against Kentucky 1,337 Max Suter 2007 in the 1999 Music City Bowl is tied for the third- Career longest rushing play in Syracuse history. + - NCAA leader Plays Name Years ^ - BIG EAST leader 1. 881 Joe Morris 1978-81 2. 690 Walter Reyes 2001-04 Career 3. 674 Delone Carter 2006, 08-10 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY Yards Name Years 4. 643 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 Season (min. 100 plays) 1. 5,581 Joe Morris 1978-81 5. 625 Floyd Little 1964-66 Avg. Name Year 2. 4,928 Floyd Little 1964-66 6. 618 Larry Csonka 1965-67 1. 16.7 Kevin Johnson 1998 3. 4,056 Walter Reyes 2001-04 7. 599 Jaime Covington 1981-84 2. 9.1 Michael Owens 1987 4. 4,041 Qadry Ismail 1989-92 8. 585 Antwon Bailey 2008-11 3. 9.0 Floyd Little 1964 5. 3,975 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 9. 566 James Mungro 1998-01 4. 8.8 Ernie Davis 1960 6. 3,899 Art Monk 1976-79 10. 565 Curtis Brinkley 2005-08 5. 8.5 Harold Gayden 1983 7. 3,500 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010-14 6. 8.3 Floyd Little 1965 8. 3,415 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 7. 8.2 Jim Brown 1955 9. 3,396 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 8. 8.0 Art Monk 1977 10. 3,351 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 9. 7.9 Michael Owens 1988 Season 10. 7.3 Jim Brown 1956 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year 7.3 Damien Rhodes 2004 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS LEADERS BY CLASS 1. 199.0 (10/1,990) Floyd Little + 1965 2. 168.1 (10/1,681) Floyd Little 1964 Career (min. 250 plays) Freshman * Year Yards 3. 166.7 (11/1,834) Kevin Johnson 1998 Max Suter 2007 1,337 Avg. Name Years 4. 162.3 (8/1,298) Jim Brown 1956 1. 13.1 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 Damien Rhodes 2002 1,268 5. 156.6 (11/1,723) Joe Morris 1979 Joe Morris 1978 1,250 2. 9.1 Art Monk 1976-79 6. 155.1 (8/1,241) Jim Brown 1955 3. 7.9 Floyd Little 1964-66 Jeremiah Kobena 2011 1,041 7. 151.1 (11/1,662) Joe Morris 1981 Delone Carter 2006 759 4. 7.7 Jim Brown 1954-56 8. 144.3 (12/1,732) Walter Reyes 2003 5. 7.6 Ernie Davis 1959-61 9. 142.6 (11/1,569) Marvin Harrison 1995 6. 7.4 Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 Sophomore 10. 141.8 (9/1,276) George Davis 1949 Joe Morris 1979 1,723 7. 7.3 Harold Gayden 1982-84, 1986 Floyd Little 1964 1,681 Career (min. 20 games) 8. 6.7 Michael Owens 1987-89 Art Monk 1977 1,321 6.7 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010-14 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years 10. 6.6 Robert Drummond 1985-88 Jamie Covington 1982 1,275 1. 164.9 (30/4,928) Floyd Little 1964-66 Jerome Smith 2012 1,254 2. 146.9 (38/5,581) Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 128.3 (24/3,078) Jim Brown 1954-56 Junior 4. 113.9 (29/3,303) Ernie Davis 1959-61 Floyd Little 1965 1,990 5. 111.4 (28/3,120) Larry Csonka 1965-67 Walter Reyes 2003 1,732 111.4 (35/3,898) Art Monk 1976-79 Qadry Ismail 1991 1,384 7. 101.9 (39/3,975) Damien Rhodes 2002-05 Damien Rhodes 2004 1,337 8. 93.6 (33/3,089) Michael Owens 1987-89 Art Monk 1978 1,310 9. 92.2 (44/4,056) Walter Reyes 2001-04 10. 91.8 ( 37/3,396) Kevin Johnson 1995-98 Senior Kevin Johnson 1998 1,834 + - NCAA leader Joe Morris 1981 1,662 Marvin Harrison 1995 1,569 James Mungro 2001 1,391 Larry Csonka 1967 1,341

* - Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 185 INDIVIDUAL PUNTING RECORDS HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE MOST PUNTS Game (min. 3) Game Avg. (Punts/Yds.) Name Date Punts Name Date 1. 55.2 (5/276) Pat O’Neill 11/13/1993 1. 12 Rich Panczyszyn at Penn State 12/7/1968 at Virginia Tech 12 Larry King vs. Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 2. 52.5 (4/210) Cooper Gardiner 9/10/1988 12 Brendan Carney at Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 at Ohio State 4. 11 Jim Dragotta at Boston Univ. 10/30/1948 52.5 (4/210) Pat O’Neill 10/2/1993 11 Jim Goodwill vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 vs. Boston College 11 Mike Shafer vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 4. 52.0 (3/156) Brendan Carney 10/2/2004 11 Mike Shafer vs. Kansas State 12/29/2001 vs. Rutgers 11 Brendan Carney vs. West Virginia 9/4/2005 5. 51.8 (5/259) Cooper Gardiner 12/3/1988 11 Riley Dixon vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 vs. Pittsburgh 10. 10 Jim Dragotta vs. Dartmouth 10/4/1947 51.8 (8/414) Pat O’Neill 10/30/1993 10 Jim Goodwill vs. NC State 9/17/1977 vs. West Virginia 10 Jay Ross at Maryland 10/3/1981 7. 51.7 (3/155) Sean Reali 9/28/1996 10 Sean Reali at Boston College 11/12/1994 vs. Virginia Tech 10 Mike Shafer at Tennessee 9/1/2001 51.7 (6/310) Rob Long 10/23/2010 10 Mike Shafer at Miami (Fla.) 11/17/2001 vs. West Virginia 10 Brendan Carney vs. USF 11/12/2005 9. 51.3 (4/205) Cooper Gardiner 11/19/1988 10 Rob Long at Pittsburgh 11/3/2007 at West Virginia 51.3 (7/359) Rob Long 9/13/2008 Season vs. Penn State Punts Name Year 1. 82 Brendan Carney 2005 Season (min. 25) 2. 77 Mike Shafer 2001 Avg. (Punts/Yards) Name Year 3. 75 Riley Dixon 2013 1. 44.5 (39/1,734) Sean Reali ^ 1996 Two-time All-BIG EAST Second Team selection 75 Riley Dixon 2014 2. 44.3 (44/1,950) Pat O’Neill ^ 1993 Brendan Carney owns the SU records for most 75 Rob Long 2007 3. 43.9 (66/2,898) Rob Long 2008 career punts (271) and punting yards (11,534). 6. 72 Brendan Carney 2006 4. 43.8 (58/2,538 Rob Long 2009 7. 70 George Jakowenko 1970 43.8 (64/2,806) Rob Long 2010 8. 69 Mike Shafer 2002 6. 43.4 (54/2,342) Sean Reali 1994 MOST PUNTING YARDS 9. 67 Jim Goodwill 1978 7. 43.2 (75/3,182) Riley Dixon 2014 Season 67 Jim Fox 1984 8. 43.1 (40/1,725) Sean Reali ^ 1995 Yards Name Year 9. 43.0 (60/2,581) Brendan Carney 2003 1. 3,491 Brendan Carney 2005 Career 10. 42.8 (50/2,141) Jim Fox 1986 2. 3,282 Mike Shafer 2001 Punts Name Years 42.8 (57/2,441) Brendan Carney 2004 3. 3,182 Riley Dixon 2014 1. 271 Brendan Carney 2003-06 4. 3,161 Riley Dixon 2013 2. 263 Rob Long 2007-10 ^ - BIG EAST leader 5. 3,139 Rob Long 2007 3. 249 Mike Shafer 1999-02 6. 3,021 Brendan Carney 2006 4. 235 Jim Fox 1983-86 Career (min. 60) 7. 2,898 Rob Long 2008 5. 179 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 Avg. (Punts/Yards) Name Years 8. 2,806 Rob Long 2010 6. 167 Jim Goodwill 1976-79 1. 43.6 (133/5,801) Sean Reali 1993-96 9. 2,804 Jim Fox 1984 7. 155 Jim Dragotta 1947-49 2. 43.3 (263/11,381) Rob Long 2007-10 10. 2,785 George Jakowenko 1970 155 Pat O’Neill 1990-93 3. 42.6 (271/11,534) Brendan Carney 2003-06 9. 153 Riley Dixon 2012- 4. 42.2 (153/6,452) Riley Dixon 2012-pres. Career 10. 144 Don Bullard 1965-67 5. 41.1 (155/6,365) Pat O’Neill 1990-93 Yards Name Years 41.1 (87/3,580) Doug Dunkin 1997-98 1. 11,534 Brendan Carney 2003-06 7. 40.5 (91/3,688) Jay Ross 1981-82 2. 11,381 Rob Long 2007-10 LONGEST PUNTS 40.5 (235/9,626) Jim Fox 1983-86 3. 10,073 Mike Shafer 1999-02 Yards Name Date 40.5 (249/10,073) Mike Shafer 1999-02 4. 9,626 Jim Fox 1983-86 1. 75 Riley Dixon vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 10. 40.4 (179/7,231) Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 5. 7,231 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 2. 73 Sean Reali vs. Clemson 1/1/1995 6. 6,452 Riley Dixon 2012-pres. 73 Rob Long vs. USF 11/10/2007 7. 6,365 Pat O’Neill 1990-93 4. 72 Pat O’Neill at Maryland 9/14/1991 8. 6,137 Jim Goodwill 1976-79 72 Rob Long vs. Northeastern 8/30/2008 9. 5,801 Sean Reali 1993-96 6. 71 Don Bullard at Holy Cross 10/22/1966 10. 5,416 Don Bullard 1965-67 71 Daryl Johnston at Penn State 10/18/1986 71 Brendan Carney at Florida State 11/12/2005 71 John Barker vs. Buffalo 10/20/2007 10. 70 Sean Reali vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 70 Rob Long vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 70 Rob Long vs. Akron 9/4/2010

186 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURN RECORDS MOST PUNTS RETURNED MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN Game Game Game (min. 3) Ret. Name Date Yards Name Date Avg. (Ret./Yards) Name Date 1. 9 Cliff Ensley at Holy Cross 11/2/1968 1. 172 Greg Allen vs. Penn State 10/18/1969 1. 43.0 (4/172) Greg Allen 10/18/1969 9 Cliff Ensley vs. Navy 11/16/1968 2. 135 Scott Schwedes vs. Navy 11/8/1986 vs. Penn State 3. 8 Quinton Spotwood vs. Temple 11/6/1999 3. 130 Cliff Ensley vs. Navy 11/16/1968 2. 38.7 (3/116) Floyd Little 10/30/1965 4. 7 Greg Walker vs. Army 9/16/1989 4. 123 Karl Lombel vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 vs. Pittsburgh 7 Shelby Hill at Maryland 9/14/1991 5. 116 Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 3. 33.8 (4/135) Scott Schwedes 11/8/1986 6. 6 Carl Karilivacz vs. Penn State 11/8/1952 6 Gary Sweat vs. Wisconsin 9/23/1972 6. 112 Marvin Harrison vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 vs. Navy 6 Warren Prisby at Boston College 11/3/1990 7. 109 Quinton Spotwood vs. Temple 11/6/1999 4. 31.7 (3/100) Floyd Little 10/17/1964 6 Warren Prisby vs. Rutgers 10/20/1990 8. 100 Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 at Penn State 6 Marvin Harrison vs. East Carolina 9/24/1994 9. 98 Shelby Hill at Maryland 9/14/1991 5. 31.0 (3/93) Kevin Johnson 10/12/1996 6 Malik Campbell vs. BYU 9/30/2000 10. 97 Ed Koban vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 vs. Pittsburgh 6. 28.0 (4/112) Marvin Harrison 11/18/1995 Season vs. Boston College Season Ret. Name Year 7. 27.7 (na) Walt Slovenski 9/28/1948 Yards Name Year 1. 32 Malik Campbell 2000 vs. Niagara 1. 463 Quinton Spotwood 1997 2. 31 Cliff Ensley 1968 8. 25.7 (3/77) Scott Schwedes 10/26/1985 2. 436 Tommy Myers 1970 31 Scott Schwedes 1986 vs. Temple 3. 423 Floyd Little 1965 31 Quinton Spotwood 1997 9. 24.6 (5/123) Karl Lombel 11/21/1970 5. 30 Gary Sweat 1972 4. 384 Scott Schwedes 1985 vs. Miami (Fla.) 6. 29 Tommy Myers 1970 5. 369 Marvin Harrison 1995 24.6 (4/97) Ed Koban 9/5/1981 29 Warren Prisby 1990 6. 338 Malik Campbell 2000 vs. Rutgers 8. 28 Keith Moody 1975 7. 331 Greg Allen 1969 28 Shelby Hill 1991 8. 316 Jamel Riddle 2002 28 Mike Holmes 2010 9. 311 Scott Schwedes 1986 Season (min. 15) 10. 289 Mike Holmes 2010 Avg. (Ret./Yards) Name Year Career 1. 23.5 (18/423) Floyd Little + 1965 Ret. Name Years 2. 19.5 (17/331) Greg Allen 1969 1. 82 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 Career 3. 16.8 (22/369) Marvin Harrison ^ 1995 2. 70 Ed Koban 1980-83 Yards Name Years 4. 16.0 (24/384) Scott Schwedes 1985 70 Shelby Hill 1990-93 1. 876 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 5. 15.0 (29/436) Tommy Myers 1970 4. 68 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 2. 845 Floyd Little 1964-66 6. 14.9 (31/463) Quinton Spotwood ^ 1997 5. 57 Tommy Myers 1969-71 3. 777 Tommy Myers 1969-71 7. 13.7 (23/316) Jamel Riddle 2002 6. 56 Ritchy Desir 2011-14 4. 757 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 7. 51 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 8. 13.1 (24/316) Jamel Riddle 2001 5. 676 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 8. 44 Art Monk 1976-79 9. 12.6 (21/265) Tommy Myers 1971 6. 645 Ed Koban 1980-83 9. 43 Floyd Little 1964-66 10. 12.4 (18/224) Ed Koban 1983 43 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 7. 567 Shelby Hill 1990-93 8. 556 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 + - NCAA leader 9. 432 Art Monk 1976-79 ^ - BIG EAST leader PUNT RETURN YARDS LEADERS BY CLASS 10. 399 Walt Slovenski 1946-48 Freshman * Year Yards Career (min. 25) Greg Allen 1969 331 MOST PUNTS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWNS Avg. (Ret./Yards) Name Years Marcus Clayton 2003 273 Game 1. 19.6 (43/845) Floyd Little 1964-66 Warren Prisby 1990 255 2. 14.3 (na/na) Walt Slovenski 1946-48 Ed Koban 1980 201 1. 1 41 times; most recent Parker Cantey vs. Connecticut 11/15/2008 3. 13.6 (57/777) Tommy Myers 1969-71 4. 13.3 (51/676) Jamel Riddle 2000-02 Sophomore 5. 12.9 (43/556) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 Quinton Spotwood 1997 463 Season Malik Campbell 2000 338 6. 11.1 (68/757) Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 1. 4 Quinton Spotwood + 1997 Jamel Riddle 2001 288 7. 10.7 (82/876) Scott Schwedes 1983-86 Floyd Little 1964 270 2. 3 Floyd Little 1965 8. 10.4 (30/311) Mike Holmes 2007-10 Shelby Hill 1991 246 3. 2 Floyd Little 1964 9. 9.8 (35/344) Malik Campbell 1999-02 2 Scott Schwedes 1985 9.8 (44/432) Art Monk 1976-79 Junior 2 Marvin Harrison 1995 Tommy Myers 1970 436 2 Phil Nash 1996 Floyd Little 1965 423 LONGEST PUNT RETURNS Scott Schwedes 1985 384 + - NCAA leader Yards Name Date Jamel Riddle 2002 316 1. 95 TD Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 Shelby Hill 1992 177 Career 2. 94 TD Marvin Harrison vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 1. 6 Floyd Little 1964-66 3. 91 TD Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 Senior 4. 90 TD Floyd Little vs. UCLA 10/10/1964 Marvin Harrison 1995 369 2. 4 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 5. 85 TD Jamel Riddle at Auburn 9/28/2002 Scott Schwedes 1986 311 3. 3 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 Mike Holmes 2010 289 4. 2 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 6. 84 TD Quinton Spotwood at Oklahoma 9/6/1997 Tommy Myers 2000 265 2 Phil Nash (blocked punts) 1995-98 7. 80 TD Greg Allen vs. Arizona 11/8/1969 Tommy Kane 1987 259 2 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 80 TD Scott Schwedes at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985 2 Anthony Smith (blocked punts) 2002-05 80 TD Scott Schwedes vs. Navy 11/8/1986 * - Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 80 TD Quinton Spotwood vs. ECU 10/4/1997

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 187 INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURN RECORDS MOST KICKS RETURNED MOST KICK RETURN YARDS HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN Game Game Game (min. 3) Ret. Name Date Yards (Ret) Name Date 1. 46.7 (3/140) Qadry Ismail 1. 8 Max Suter vs. USF 11/10/2007 1. 207 (7) Mike Holmes vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 at Florida State 10/5/1991 8 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 2. 198 (7) Max Suter vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 2. 44.0 (4/176) Jeremiah Kobena 3. 7 Kirby Dar Dar at Miami (Fla.) 10/23/1993 3. 186 (8) Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 at Tulane 10/8/2011 4. 178 (6) Max Suter vs. Washington 8/31/2007 7 Damien Rhodes vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2002 3. 43.3 (3/130) Joe Morris 5. 176 (4) Jeremiah Kobena at Tulane 10/8/2011 7 Steve Gregory at Virginia Tech 11/22/2003 vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 6. 172 (7) Max Suter vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 7 Max Suter vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 7. 169 (7) Damien Rhodes vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2002 4. 43.0 (3/129) Joe Morris 7 Max Suter vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 8. 168 (8) Max Suter vs. USF 11/10/2007 vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 7 Mike Holmes vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 9. 161 (7) Mike Holmes at Cincinnati 11/29/2008 5. 39.5 (4/158) Jim Turner 7 Mike Holmes at Cincinnati 11/29/2008 10. 158 (4) Jim Turner vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 10. 6 Mike Bright at NC State 9/16/1972 6. 39.3 (3/118) Mike Holmes 6 Harold Gayden at Nebraska 10/1/1983 Season vs. West Virginia 10/6/2007 6 Antonio Johnson vs. Florida State 10/7/1989 Yards (Ret.) Name Year 7. 38.3 (4/153) Kevin Johnson 6 Qadry Ismail vs. Penn State 10/14/1989 1. 1,299 (51) Max Suter 2007 at Boston College 10/17/1998 6 Jim Turner vs. North Carolina 9/7/1996 2. 1,027 (45) Jeremiah Kobena 2011 8. 37.0 (4/148) Max Suter 6 Steve Gregory vs. North Carolina 9/7/2002 3. 987 (41) Mike Jones 2009 vs. Louisville 9/22/2007 6 Max Suter vs. Washington 8/31/2007 4. 941 (41) Mike Holmes 2008 9. 33.7 (3/101) Kevin Johnson 6 Mikes Jones vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 5. 738 (33) Qadry Ismail 1989 at West Virginia 11/7/1998 6. 699 (32) Qadry Ismail 1990 6 Mike Jones vs. USF 10/3/2009 10. 33.0 (5/132) Jim Turner 7. 690 (23) Kevin Johnson 1998 6 Jeremiah Kobena vs. Wake Forest 9/1/2011 at Miami (Fla.) 11/25/1995 8. 653 (24) Diamond Ferri 2004 6 Jeremiah Kobena vs. Louisville 11/10/2012 9. 636 (28) Kirby Dar Dar 1993 6 Ervin Philips vs. Maryland 9/20/2014 10. 633 (23) Jim Turner 1996 Season (min. 15) 633 (29) Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010 1. 30.0 (23/ 690) Kevin Johnson ^ 1998 Season 2. 27.5 (23/ 633) Jim Turner 1996 Ret. Name Year Career 3. 27.2 (24/ 653) Diamond Ferri 2004 Yards (Ret.) Name Years 1. 51 Max Suter 2007 4. 25.5 (51/1,299) Max Suter 2007 1. 2,290 (105) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 2. 45 Jeremiah Kobena 2011 2. 1,900 (80) Max Suter 2007-10 5. 25.0 (19/ 475) Qadry Ismail 1991 3. 41 Mike Holmes 2008 3. 1,688 (68) Jim Turner 1994-97 6. 24.6 (16/ 394) Jim Turner 1994 41 Mike Jones 2009 4. 1,562 (71) Harold Gayden 1982-86 7. 24.5 (16/392) Dorian Graham 2010 5. 33 Qadry Ismail 1989 5. 1,538 (71) Jeremiah Kobena 2011-14 8. 24.2 (17/ 411) Jim Turner ^ 1995 6. 32 Qadry Ismail 1990 6. 1,437 (40) Kevin Johnson 1995-98 9. 24.1 (19/ 458) Will Allen 2000 7. 29 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010 7. 1,293 (55) Mike Holmes 2007-10 24.1 (41/987) Mike Jones 2009 8. 28 Harold Gayden 1986 8. 1,096 (47) Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 28 Kirby Dar Dar 1993 9. 1,023 (40) Joe Morris 1978-81 ^ - BIG EAST leader 28 Damien Rhodes 2002 10. 987 (41) Mike Jones 2009 Career (min. 20) Career KICK RETURN LEADERS BY CLASS 1. 29.1 (21/611) Jim Brown 1954-56 Ret. Name Years 2. 28.7 (40/1437) Kevin Johnson 1995-98 1. 105 Qadry Ismail 1989-92 Freshman * Year Yards No. 3. 28.5 (28/797) Floyd Little 1964-66 2. 80 Max Suter 2007-10 Max Suter 2007 1,299 51 4. 25.8 (26/672) Diamond Ferri 2000-04 3. 71 Harold Gayden 1982-86 Jeremiah Kobena 2011 1,027 45 5. 25.1 (40/1,004) Joe Morris 1978-81 71 Jeremiah Kobena 2011-14 Mike Jones 2009 987 41 6. 24.8 (68/1,688) Jim Turner 1994-97 5. 68 Jim Turner 1994-97 Qadry Ismail 1989 738 33 7. 24.1 (41/987) Mike Jones 2009 6. 55 Mike Holmes 2007-10 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010 633 29 8. 23.8 (22/524) Johnnie Morant 2000-03 7. 50 Warren Harvey 1976-79 23.8 (80/1,900) Max Suter 2007-10 50 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 10. 23.5 (55/1,293) Mike Holmes 2007-10 Sophomore 9. 47 Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 Mike Holmes 2008 941 41 10. 42 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010-14 Qadry Ismail 1990 699 32 Warren Harvey 1977 599 27 LONGEST KICK RETURNS MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWNS Max Suter 2008 547 26 Yards Name Date Curtis Brinkley 2006 448 21 1. 100 TD Lennie Burrell vs. Clarkson 10/3/1903 Game 100 TD Chet Bowman vs. William & Mary 10/6/1923 1. 1 21 times; most recent 100 TD Kirby Dar Dar vs. Colorado 1/1/1992 Dorian Graham vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 Junior Kirby Dar Dar 1993 636 28 100 TD Jim Turner vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 Jim Turner 1996 633 23 100 TD Kevin Johnson vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 Season Kevin Johnson 1997 514 14 6. 98 TD Dorian Graham vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 1. 2 Kevin Johnson 1997 Qadry Ismail 1991 475 19 98 Jim Foley vs. William & Mary 10/6/1923 2 Kevin Johnson 1998 Will Allen 1999 382 18 98 Chet Bowman vs. Mercer 10/4/1924 9. 97 TD Kevin Johnson vs. Boston College 10/17/1998 10. 95 TD Tom Stephens vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 Career Senior 95 TD Joe Morris vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 1. 4 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 Kevin Johnson 1998 690 23 95 TD Kirby Dar Dar vs. Florida 9/21/1991 Diamond Ferri 2004 653 24 95 TD Qadry Ismail vs. Florida State 10/5/1991 Harold Gayden 1986 628 28 Will Allen 2000 458 19 Johnnie Morant 2003 403 18

* - Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972

188 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS MOST TOUCHDOWNS SYRACUSE HOLDS THE NCAA Game TD Name Date CONSECUTIVE PAT RECORD 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 On Nov. 18, 1978 placekicker Dave Jacobs 2. 5 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 5 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 connected on an extra point, starting SU’s 4. 4 12 times; most recent NCAA record-setting consecutive PAT streak. Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 The streak came to an end when John Biskup missed his third PAT attempt against Temple Season on Sept. 9, 1989. TD Name Year 1. 21 Walter Reyes 2003 Date Kicker PATs-PAT Att. Streak 2. 19 Floyd Little 1965 1978 Dave Jacobs 1-1 1 game 3. 17 Walter Reyes 2002 1979 Gary Anderson 28-28 12 games 4. 16 Ger Schwedes 1959 1980 Gary Anderson 22-22 11 games 5. 15 Ernie Davis 1961 1981 Gary Anderson 22-22 11 games 15 Floyd Little 1966 1982 Russ Carpentieri 17-17 11 games 15 James Mungro 2001 1983 Don McAulay 19-19 11 games 8. 14 Jim Brown 1956 1984 Don McAulay 14-14 11 games 14 Tommy Kane 1987 1985 Don McAulay 19-19 12 games 14 Kevin Johnson 1998 1986 Tim Vesling 18-18 11 games 1987 Tim Vesling 43-43 12 games Career 1988 Kevin J. Greene 37-37 11 games TD Name Years 1989 John Biskup 2-2 1 game

1. 46 Floyd Little 1964-66 TOTAL 262-262 Nate Trout holds the Orange record for career 46 Walter Reyes 2001-04 points (334) and PATs made (187). 3. 35 Ernie Davis 1959-61 4. 31 James Mungro 1998-01 5. 30 Dee Brown 1997-00 MOST PATS MADE MOST POINTS SCORED 6. 28 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 Game 7. 27 Joe Morris 1978-81 PAT Name Date Game 8. 25 Jim Brown 1954-56 Points Name Date 1. 10 Nate Trout vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 25 Delone Carter 2006-10 2. 9 Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 1. 43 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 10. 23 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 2. 30 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 9 Nate Trout vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 23 Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 9 Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 30 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 23 Rob Konrad 1995-98 4. 24 George Davis at Columbia 11/20/1948 5. 8 Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 24 Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 6. 7 15 times; most recent 24 Floyd Little at West Virginia 11/13/1965 MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR Ryan Norton vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 24 Tony Gabriel vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 24 Joe Morris vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 (touchdowns by run or pass) Season 24 Tommy Kane vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 Game PAT Name Years 24 David Walker at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 TD Name Date 1. 58 Nate Trout 1998 24 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 2. 52 Nate Trout 1996 24 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 3. 46 Nate Trout 1997 24 Delone Carter vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 4. 43 Tim Vesling 1987 24 Delone Carter vs. Maine 9/26/2009 Season 43 Ross Krautman 2012 24 Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 TD Name Year 6. 38 Olindo Mare 1995 1. 30 Donovan McNabb 1998 7. 37 Kevin J. Greene 1988 Season 2. 28 Don McPherson 1987 8. 35 Mike Shafer 2000 Points Name Year 28 Ryan Nassib 2012 9. 34 John Biskup 1991 1. 128 Walter Reyes ^ 2003 4. 26 Donovan McNabb 1997 10. 33 John Biskup 1990 2. 114 Floyd Little 1965 5. 24 Ryan Nassib 2011 33 John Biskup 1992 3. 106 Jim Brown 1956 6. 22 Donovan McNabb 1996 33 Collin Barber 2002 4. 104 Walter Reyes 2002 7. 21 Marvin Graves 1993 33 Collin Barber 2003 5. 100 Ger Schwedes 1959 21 Walter Reyes 2003 33 Ross Krautman 2011 9. 20 Ryan Nassib 2010 6. 94 Ernie Davis 1961 10. 19 Floyd Little 1965 94 Nate Trout 1998 19 Don McPherson 1985 Career 8. 92 Floyd Little 1966 19 Marvin Graves 1992 PAT Name Years 9. 90 James Mungro 2001 1. 187 Nate Trout 1996-99 10. 88 Tim Vesling 1987 2. 125 John Biskup 1989-92 88 Ross Krautman 2012 Career 3. 111 Collin Barber 2001-04 TD Name Years 4. 110 Ross Krautman 2010- ^ - BIG EAST leader 1. 96 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 5. 75 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 2. 75 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 6. 72 Gary Anderson 1979-81 Career 3. 65 Don McPherson 1983-87 7. 71 Tim Vesling 1985-87 Points Name Years 65 Marvin Graves 1990-93 8. 69 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 1. 334 Nate Trout 1996-99 5. 47 Floyd Little 1964-66 9. 66 George Jakowenko 1968-70 2. 296 John Biskup 1989-92 6. 46 Walter Reyes 2001-04 10. 62 Don McAulay 1983-85 3. 280 Walter Reyes 2001-04 7. 38 Bill Hurley 1975-79 4. 278 Floyd Little 1964-66 38 Troy Nunes 1999-02 5. 257 Ross Krautman 2010-13 9. 35 Ernie Davis 1959-61 6. 237 Collin Barber 2001-04 10. 34 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 7. 234 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 8. 220 Ernie Davis 1959-61 9. 203 Don McAulay 1983-85 10. 198 Gary Anderson 1979-81

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 189 INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS MOST PATS ATTEMPTED MOST FIELD GOALS MADE MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game Game Game PAT Name Date FG Name Date FGA Name Date 1. 10 Nate Trout vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 1. 5 Don McAulay vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 1. 6 George Jakowenko vs. Navy 10/24/1970 2. 9 Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 2. 4 10 times; most recent 6 Dave Jacobs vs. West Virginia 11/15/1975 9 Nate Trout vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 10/19/2012 3. 5 Dave Jacobs at Oregon State 9/10/1977 9 Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 5 Dave Jacobs vs. Virginia 10/29/1977 5. 8 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 5 Dave Jacobs at N.C. State 9/16/1978 8 Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 Season FG Name Year 5 Don McAulay vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 8 Mike Shafer vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 5 John Biskup vs. East Carolina 10/28/1989 8. 7 17 times; most recent 1. 18 Gary Anderson 1981 18 Ross Krautman 2010 5 Nate Trout vs. Tennessee 9/5/1998 Ryan Norton vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 5 Mike Shafer vs. Pittsburgh 10/7/2000 3. 17 Don McAulay 1985 17 John Biskup 1991 10. 4 28 times; most recent Season 5. 16 Dave Jacobs 1977 Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 9/24/2011 PAT Name Year 16 Dave Jacobs 1978 1. 58 Nate Trout 1998 16 John Biskup 1992 Season 2. 53 Nate Trout 1996 16 Patrick Shadle 2006 FGA Name Year 3. 52 Nate Trout 1997 9. 15 Gary Anderson 1979 1. 30 Dave Jacobs 1975 4. 43 Tim Vesling 1987 15 Don McAulay 1983 2. 29 Dave Jacobs 1977 43 Ross Krautman 2012 15 Don McAulay 1984 3. 25 George Jakowenko 1969 6. 39 Olindo Mare 1995 15 Tim Vesling 1987 4. 24 John Biskup 1992 7. 37 Kevin J. Greene 1988 15 Kevin J. Greene 1988 5. 23 Dave Jacobs 1978 37 Mike Shafer 2000 15 Nate Trout 1999 23 Don McAulay 1985 9. 36 John Biskup 1990 15 Ross Krautman 2011 23 Ross Krautman 2012 36 Collin Barber 2002 15 Ross Krautman 2012 8. 22 John Biskup 1991 22 Collin Barber 2004 Career 10. 21 Don McAulay 1983 PAT Name Years Career 1. 195 Nate Trout 1996-99 FG Name Year 2. 132 John Biskup 1989-92 1. 57 John Biskup 1989-92 Career FGA Name Years 3. 119 Collin Barber 2001-04 2. 53 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 1. 101 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 4 114 Ross Krautman 2010-13 3. 49 Nate Trout 1996-99 2. 78 John Biskup 1989-92 5. 79 Bob Koleser 1949-51 4. 49 Ross Krautman 2010-13 3. 65 Nate Trout 1996-99 6. 78 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 5. 47 Don McAulay 1983-85 4. 64 Collin Barber 2001-04 7. 75 George Jakowenko 1968-70 6. 42 Gary Anderson 1979-81 5. 63 Don McAulay 1983-85 8. 72 Gary Anderson 1979-81 42 Collin Barber 2001-04 63 Ross Krautman 2010-13 9. 71 Tim Vesling 1985-87 8. 40 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 7. 56 Gary Anderson 1979-81 10. 70 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 9. 28 Tim Vesling 1985-87 8. 51 George Jakowenko 1968-70 10. 21 George Jakowenko 1968-70 9. 50 Patrick Shadle 2005-08 HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PATS MADE 10. 38 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 Game HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Pct. (PAT-PAT) Name Date Game LONGEST FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 100.0 (10-10) Nate Trout vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 Pct. (FG/FGA) Name Date Syracuse 100.0 (9-9) Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 1. 100.0 (5/5) Don McAulay 9/10/1983 Yards Name Date Nate Trout vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 vs. Kent State Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 1. 58 David Jacobs vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 100.0 (8-8) Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 2. 56 David Jacobs at Illinois 10/1/1977 100.0 (7-7) Gary Anderson at Northwestern 9/22/1979 Season (min. 10 attempts) 3. 55 David Jacobs at Pittsburgh 10/30/1976 Russ Carpentieri vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 Pct. (FG/FGA) Name Year 4. 53 Sean Reali vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 Tim Vesling vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 1. .947 (18/19) Gary Anderson 1981 53 Patrick Shadle at West Virginia 10/11/2008 Kevin J. Greene vs. Navy 11/5/1988 .947 (18/19) Ross Krautman 2010 6. 52 John Biskup vs. Temple 11/2/1991 John Biskup at Vanderbilt 10/6/1990 3. .889 (16/18) Patrick Shadle 2006 52 David Jacobs at Iowa 9/18/1976 Pat O’Neill vs. Temple 11/6/1993 4. .882 (15/17) Kevin J. Greene 1988 8. 51 Donald McAulay vs. Navy 11/10/1984 Olindo Mare at Temple 10/22/1994 5. .833 (15/18) Tim Vesling 1987 51 Donald McAulay vs. Penn State 10/15/1983 Olindo Mare vs. E. Michigan 10/14/1995 6. .823 (14/17) Patrick Shadle 2008 51 Gary Anderson vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 Olindo Mare vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 7. .812 (13/16) Cole Murphy 2014 Nate Trout vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 8. .789 (15/19) Nate Trout 1999 Nate Trout vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 .789 (15/19) Don McAulay 1984 Opponent Ross Krautman vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 .789 (15/19) Ross Krautman 2011 Yards Name Date Ryan Norton vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 1. 56 Delbert Alvarado, USF 11/11/2006 2. 55 Dan Orner, North Carolina 9/7/2002 Career (min. 24 attempts) Season (min. 50) 55 Matt Bahr, Penn State 10/18/1975 Pct. (FG/FGA) Name Years 4. 53 Mike Bass, Illinois 9/18/1982 1. 100.0 (58-58) Nate Trout 1998 1. .800 (40/50) Patrick Shadle 2006-08 53 Paul Woodside, West Virginia 10/13/1984 2. .787 (48/61) Ross Krautman 2010-13 3. .757 (28/37) Tim Vesling 1985-87 53 Roberto Aguayo, Florida State 11/16/2013 Career (min. 50) 7. 52 Dan Orner, North Carolina 9/7/2002 1. 100.0 (72-72) Gary Anderson 1979-81 4. .754 (49/65) Nate Trout 1996-99 5. .750 (42/56) Gary Anderson 1979-81 52 Carlos Huerta, Miami (Fla.) 11/24/1990 6. .746 (47/63) Don McAulay 1983-85 52 Brian Lowe, Boston College 11/4/1989 7. .731 (57/78) John Biskup 1989-92 52 Carmen Scalfani, Rutgers 10/8/1988 8. .656 (42-64) Collin Barber 2001-04 52 Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo 9/24/2011 9. .625 (15-24) Olindo Mare 1994-95 10. .525 (53/101) Dave Jacobs 1975-78 LONGEST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTED 1. 69 Dave Jacobs vs. West Virginia 11/20/1976

190 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS TD PAT 2-PAT FG Pts Pts/G TD PAT 2-PAT FG Pts Pts/G 1945 Roger Robinson 3 0-0 0 0-0 18 1981 Gary Anderson 0 22-22 0 18-19 76 1946 Joe Watt 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 1982 Russ Carpentieri 0 17-17 1 8-17 43 1947 Ed Dolan 3 0-0 0 0-0 18 1983 Don McAulay 0 19-19 0 15-21 64 5.8 1948 George Davis 5 0-0 0 0-0 30 1984 Don McAulay 0 14-14 0 15-19 59 5.4 1949 George Davis 12 0-0 0 0-0 72 1985 Don McAulay 0 29-29 0 17-23 80 7.3 1950 Bernie Custis 8 0-0 0 0-0 48 1986 Tim Vesling 0 28-28 0 13-19 67 6.1 1951 Ed Dobrowolski 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 1987 Tim Vesling 0 43-43 0 15-18 88 7.3 John Donati 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 1988 Kevin J. Greene 0 37-37 0 15-17 82 6.8 1952 Pat Stark 11 0-0 0 0-0 66 1989 John Biskup 0 25-29 0 14-18 67 5.6 1953 Bob Leberman 6 2 0 0-0 38 1990 John Biskup 0 33-36 0 10-14 63 4.8 1954 Ray Perkins 7 5 0 0-0 47 1991 John Biskup 0 34-34 0 17-22 85 7.1 1955 Jim Brown 7 13 0 0-0 55 1992 John Biskup ^ 0 33-33 0 16-24 81 7.36 ^ 1956 Jim Brown 14 22 0 0-0 106 1993 Pat O’Neill 0 31-31 0 10-17 61 5.5 1957 Tom Stephens 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 1994 Kirby Dar Dar 12 0-0 0 0-0 72 6.5 1958 Chuck Zimmerman 9 0-0 0 0-0 54 1995 Olindo Mare 0 38-39 0 12-17 74 6.2 1959 Gerhard Schwedes 16 4 0 0-0 100 1996 Nate Trout 0 52-53 0 11-15 85 7.1 1960 Ernie Davis 10 2 0 0-0 62 1997 Nate Trout 0 46-52 0 11-15 79 6.6 1961 Ernie Davis 15 4 0 0-0 94 1998 Nate Trout 0 58-58 0 12-16 94 7.8 1962 Wally Mahle 6 4 0 0-0 40 1999 Nate Trout 0 31-32 0 15-19 76 6.3 1963 Mike Koski 6 2 0 0-0 38 2000 Dee Brown 11 0-0 1 0-0 68 6.2 1964 Jim Nance 13 0-0 0 0-0 78 2001 James Mungro 15 0-0 0 0-0 90 7.5 1965 Floyd Little 19 0-0 0 0-0 114 2002 Walter Reyes 17 0-0 1-1 0-0 104 8.7 1966 Floyd Little 15 1 0 0-0 92 2003 Walter Reyes ^ 21 0-0 1-1 0-0 128 10.7 ^ 1967 Larry Csonka 10 0-0 1 0-0 62 2004 Damien Rhodes 11 0-0 0 0-0 66 5.5 1968 George Jakowenko 0 25-30 0 7-11 46 Collin Barber 0 24-27 0 14-22 66 6.0 1969 George Jakowenko 0 18-19 0 9-25 45 2005 Damien Rhodes 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 3.8 1970 Marty Januszkiewicz 8 0-0 0 0-0 48 2006 Patrick Shadle 0 21-21 0 16-18 69 5.8 1971 Roger Praetorius 11 0-0 0 0-0 66 2007 Mike Williams 10 0-0 0 0-0 60 5.0 1972 Marty Januszkiewicz 5 0-0 0 0-0 30 2008 Patrick Shadle 0 25-25 0 14/17 67 5.6 1973 Brian Hambleton 4 0-0 0 0-0 24 2009 Delone Carter 12 0-0 0 0-0 72 6.0 Bob Mitch 4 0-0 0 0-0 24 2010 Ross Krautman 0 30-32 0 18-19 84 6.5 1974 Bernie Ruoff 0 10-12 0 5-9 25 2011 Ross Krautman 0 33-34 0 15-19 78 6.5 1975 Dave Jacobs 0 16-17 0 14-30 58 2012 Ross Krautman 0 43-43 0 15-23 88 6.8 1976 Dave Jacobs 0 19-19 0 7-19 40 2013 Jerome Smith 13 27-29 0 10-15 78 6.0 1977 Dave Jacobs 0 22-22 0 16-29 70 2014 Cole Murphy 0 11-12 0 13-16 50 4.2 1978 Dave Jacobs 0 18-20 0 16-23 66 1979 Bill Hurley 12 0-0 1 0-0 74 ^ - BIG EAST leader 1980 Gary Anderson 0 22-22 0 9-16 49

TOP GAME SCORING LEADERS (Since 1949) Syracuse Player Points Opponent Date 1. Jim Brown 43 (6 TDs, 7 PATs) Colgate 11/17/1956 2. Floyd Little 30 (5 TDs) Kansas 9/26/1964 Walter Reyes 30 (5 TDs) Notre Dame 12/6/2003 4. George Davis 24 (4 TDs) Columbia 11/20/1948 Floyd Little 24 (4 TDs) Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 Floyd Little 24 (4 TDs) West Virginia 11/13/1965 Tony Gabriel 24 (4 TDs) Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 Joe Morris 24 (4 TDs) Miami (Ohio) 9/20/1980 Tommy Kane 24 (4 TDs) Colgate 10/24/1987 David Walker 24 (4 TDs) Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 Walter Reyes 24 (4 TDs) UCF 9/20/2003 Damien Rhodes 24 (4 TDs) Buffalo 9/10/2005 Delone Carter 24 (4 TDs) Wyoming 9/30/2006 Delone Carter 24 (4 TDs) Maine 9/26/2009 Delone Carter 24 (4 TDs) Colgate 9/25/2010

Opponent Player Points Date 1. Sherman Myers, Temple 30 (5 TDs) 10/13/1979 2. Eddie Meyers, Navy 24 (4 TDs) 11/7/1981 Ernest Wilford, Virginia Tech 24 (4 TDs) 11/9/2002 Pat White, West Virginia 24 (4 TDs) 10/14/2006 5. Bobby Luna, Alabama 19 (2 TDs, 7 PATs) 1/1/1952 6. 28 times, most recent Jim Brown scored a then-NCAA record 43 points in George Winn, Cincinnati 18 (3 TDs) 11/3/2012 Syracuse’s 61-7 victory against Colgate in 1956.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 191 INDIVIDUAL PASS DEFENSE RECORDS MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Game Int. Name Date 1. 3 Avatus Stone vs. Penn State 10/14/1950 3 Tommy Myers at Penn State 10/17/1970 3 Markus Paul vs. Temple 10/26/1985 4. 2 62 times; most recent Keon Lyn at Temple 11/23/2012

Season Int. Name Year 1. 8 Tommy Myers 1971 2. 7 Avatus Stone 1950 7 Markus Paul 1985 7 Rob Thomson 1989 7 Donovin Darius 1997 6. 6 11 times; most recent Phillip Thomas 2011

Career Int. Name Years 1. 19 Markus Paul 1985-88 2. 18 Tommy Myers 1969-71 3. 14 Anthony Smith 2002-05 4. 13 Walt Slovenski 1946-48 5. 12 Avatus Stone 1950-51 All-American Markus Paul holds the Syracuse record for career interceptions (19). 12 Cliff Ensley 1966-68 12 Ron Hobby 1981-84 12 Donovin Darius 1994-97 9. 11 Jim Ridlon 1954-56 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS 10. 10 Ray Perkins 1952-55 YARDS GAINED Yards Name Date 10 Quentin Harris 1998-01 Game 1. 100 TD Dan Rackiewicz at Pittsburgh 10/31/1959 2. 98 TD Tebucky Jones vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 Yards Name Date 3. 97 TD Art Baker at Navy 10/10/1959 1. 108 Walt Slovenski vs. Temple 11/2/1946 4. 96 TD Jason Poles vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 INTERCEPTION LEADERS BY CLASS 2. 107 Larry King vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 5. 91 TD John Snider vs. Richmond 11/16/1963 3. 100 Dan Rackiewicz at Pittsburgh 10/31/1959 Freshman * Year Int. 6. 80 TD Joe Watt vs. Cornell 11/9/1946 4. 98 Avatus Stone vs. Penn State 10/14/1950 Markus Paul 1985 7 80 TD Arden McConnell vs. Columbia 11/22/1947 98 Tebucky Jones vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 Anthony Kyasky 1966 4 8. 72 Larry King vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 Keith Bulluck 1996 3 6. 97 Art Baker at Navy 10/10/1959 9. 68 TD Rich Lasse vs. Maryland 9/22/1956 Quentin Harris 1998 3 7. 96 Jason Poles vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 10. 66 TD Larry King vs. Navy 11/5/1977 Steve Gregory 2002 2 8. 91 John Snider vs. Richmond 11/16/1963 9. 81 Quentin Harris at Boston College 10/17/1998 Sophomore 10. 80 Joe Watt at Cornell 11/9/1946 HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RETURN Walt Slovenski 1946 6 80 Arden McConnell at Columbia 11/22/1947 Tommy Myers 1969 5 Game (min. 2) Tim Moresco 1974 5 1. 54.0 Walt Slovenski, Temple 11/2/1946 John Humphreys 1962 5 Season John Snider 1961 5 Yards Name Year Season (min. 3) Anthony Smith 2003 5 1. 161 Diamond Ferri 2004 1. 43.7 Charley Brown 1964 2. 147 Cliff Ensley 1968 Junior 3. 143 Walt Slovenski 1946 Career (min. 6) Avatus Stone 1950 7 4. 131 Charley Brown 1964 1. 29.7 Charley Brown 1963-65 Rob Thomson 1989 7 5. 128 Quentin Harris 1998 Cliff Ensley 1967 6 6. 122 Avatus Stone 1950 Bob Grosvenor 1992 6 7. 113 Tommy Myers 1970 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURNS Kevin Abrams 1995 6 8. 107 Larry King 1975 Philip Thomas 2011 6 9. 104 Tebucky Jones 1997 FOR TOUCHDOWN 10. 102 Larry King 1977 Game Senior 1. 1 50 times; most recent Tommy Myers 1971 8 Career Robert Welsh at Wake Forest 10/28/2014 Donovin Darius 1997 7 Yards Name Years Jim Ridlon 1956 6 1. 218 Tommy Myers 1969-71 Season Cliff Ensley 1968 6 1. 1 50 times; most recent Ron Hobby 1984 6 2. 212 Quentin Harris 1998-01 Robert Welsh 2014 Anthony Smith 2005 6 3. 209 Larry King 1975-77 4. 188 Avatus Stone 1950-51 5. 185 Diamond Ferri 2000-04 Career * - Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 6. 178 Charley Brown 1963-65 1. 2 Mark Weber 1958-60 7. 176 Cliff Ensley 1966-68 2 Ernie Davis 1959-61 8. 172 Anthony Smith 2002-05 2 Rich King 1962-64 9. 169 Walt Slovenski 1946-48 2 Ed Mantie 1965-67 10. 163 Jim Ridlon 1954-56 2 Tim Moresco 1973-76

192 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL PASS DEFENSE RECORDS MOST PASSES DEFENDED (Since 1987) Season PD Int. BrUp Year 1. Kevin Abrams 24 6 18 1995 2. Steve Gregory ^ 21 2 19 2002 3. Kevin Abrams 19 0 19 1994 Will Allen 19 0 19 2000 5. Greg Walker 17 3 14 1990 Rod Gadson 17 3 14 1995 Will Allen 17 2 15 1999 Willie Ford 17 1 16 2001 9. Latroy Oliver 16 4 12 2001 10. Bryce Bevill 14 3 11 1994 Dwayne Joseph 14 3 11 1994 Ian McIntosh 14 5 9 1999 Steve Gregory 14 2 12 2003 Anthony Smith 14 6 8 2005

^ - BIG EAST leader Career PD Int. BrUp Years 1. Kevin Abrams 55 6 49 1994-96 2. Will Allen 42 4 38 1997-00 3. Steve Gregory 40 6 34 2002-05 4. Donovin Darius 37 12 25 1994-97 5. Willie Ford 36 3 33 1998-01 6. Dwayne Joseph 34 7 27 1990-93 Kevin Abrams owns the Syracuse career records for most passes defended and most pass breakups. Rod Gadson 34 7 27 1994-97 8. Anthony Smith 31 14 17 2002-05 9. Greg Walker 29 8 21 1988-91 YEAR-BY-YEAR INTERCEPTION LEADERS Quentin Harris 29 10 19 1998-01 Year No. Yards Year No. Yards 1946 Walter Slovenski 6 143 1981 Jerry Kilpatrick 5 42 MOST PASS BREAKUPS (Since 1987) 1947 Walter Slovenski 4 26 1982 Tony Romano 4 65 1948 Albert Watrel 4 43 1983 Ron Hobby 4 19 Game 1949 Jim Shreve 3 62 1984 Ron Hobby 6 42 BrUp Name Date 1950 Avatus Stone 7 122 1985 Markus Paul 7 53 1. 6 Steve Gregory vs. North Carolina 9/7/2002 1951 Avatus Stone 5 66 1986 Markus Paul 3 18 2. 5 Dan Bucey at Navy 11/11/1989 1952 Bruce Yancey 5 92 1987 Markus Paul 5 15 5 Will Allen vs. Kentucky 12/29/1999 5 Willie Ford at Pittsburgh 10/13/2001 1953 Ray Perkins 3 3 1988 Terry Wooden 4 33 5. 4 David Holmes vs. Temple 9/3/1988 1954 Jim Brown 3 14 Markus Paul 4 20 4 Greg Walker vs. Michigan State 9/15/1990 Ray Perkins 3 0 1989 Rob Thomson 7 74 1 TD 4 Kevin Abrams vs. Miami 11/5/1994 1955 Jim Ridlon 3 63 1990 Greg Walker 3 29 4 Will Allen at Cincinnati 9/9/2000 1956 Jim Ridlon 6 70 1991 Greg Walker 4 33 4 Latroy Oliver vs. UCF 9/8/2001 1957 Dan Fogarty 4 56 1992 Bob Grosvenor 6 38 4 Steve Gregory vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 1958 Dan Fogarty 3 21 1993 Tony Jones 3 6 1959 Ger Schwedes 3 12 1994 Bryce Bevill 3 66 Season 1960 Bob Thomas 2 4 1995 Kevin Abrams ^ 6 13 BrUp Name Year Dave Sarette 2 0 1996 Phil Nash 4 16 1. 19 Kevin Abrams 1994 1961 John Snider 5 59 1997 Donovin Darius ^ 7 56 19 Will Allen 2000 1962 John Humphreys 5 53 1998 Quentin Harris 3 128 19 Steve Gregory ^ 2002 1963 Ed Conti 3 33 1999 Ian McIntosh 5 77 1 TD 4. 18 Kevin Abrams 1995 Hal Rooney 3 29 2000 Will Allen 2 9 5. 16 Willie Ford 2001 6. 15 Will Allen 1999 1964 Charley Brown 3 131 1 TD 2001 Quentin Harris 4 42 7. 14 Greg Walker 1990 1965 Terry Roe 4 55 1 TD Latroy Oliver 4 39 14 Rod Gadson 1995 1966 Tony Kyasky 4 58 2002 Steve Gregory 2 2 9. 12 Latroy Oliver 2001 1967 Cliff Ensley 6 29 2003 Anthony Smith 5 37 12 Steve Gregory 2003 1968 Cliff Ensley 6 147 1 TD 2004 Diamond Ferri 4 161 1 TD 1969 Tommy Myers 5 48 2005 Anthony Smith ^ 6 73 ^ - BIG EAST leader 1970 Tommy Myers 5 113 2006 Joe Fields 4 6 1971 Tommy Myers 8 57 2007 Joe Fields 4 62 Career 1972 Chuck Boniti 4 20 2008 Mike Holmes 2 16 BrUp Name Years 1973 Ken Sawyer 3 31 Bruce Williams 2 9 1. 49 Kevin Abrams 1994-96 Jim Longley 3 31 2009 Mike Holmes 3 25 2. 38 Will Allen 1997-00 Gary Sweat 3 6 2010 Doug Hogue 2 58 3. 34 Steve Gregory 2002-05 1974 Tim Moresco 5 81 1 TD Da’Mon Merkerson 2 0 4. 33 Willie Ford 1998-01 1975 Keith Moody 6 82 2011 Phillip Thomas ^ 6 50 5. 27 Dwayne Joseph 1990-93 27 Rod Gadson 1994-97 1976 Steve Spinney 2 3 2012 Keon Lyn 3 32 7. 25 Donovin Darius 1994-97 Larry King 2 0 2013 Durell Eskridge 4 43 8. 21 Greg Walker 1988-91 1977 Warren Harvey 3 59 2014 Brandon Reddish 3 0 21 Latroy Oliver 1999-02 1978 John Patterson 6 30 10. 19 Quentin Harris 1998-01 1979 Jim Collins 3 83 1 TD ^ - BIG EAST leader 1980 Ike Bogosian 4 35

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 193 INDIVIDUAL TACKLE RECORDS TOTAL TACKLES Game Tackles (S-A) Name Date 1. 42 (22-20) Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1979 2. 28 (21-7) Jim Collins vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 3. 27 (16-11) Tony Romano vs. Pittsburgh 10/23/1982 4. 25 (15-10) Jim Collins vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 25 (17-8) Mike Gyetvay vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 6. 24 (15-9) Jim Collins at Navy 11/10/1979 24 (13-11) Tony Romano at Navy 11/7/1981 24 (13-11) Tim Pidgeon vs. Mississippi State 9/6/1986 24 (15-9) Derek Ward vs. Rutgers 9/27/1986 10. 23 (14-9) Mike Gyetvay vs. West Virginia 11/21/1981 23 (12-11) Rudy Reed at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985

Season Tackles (S-A) Name Year 1. 229 (139-90) Jim Collins 1979 2. 198 (102-96) Tony Romano 1982 3. 189 (122-67) Jim Collins 1978 4. 177 (104-73) Tony Romano 1981 5. 172 (79-93) Rudy Reed 1984 6. 169 (88-81) Tony Romano 1983 7. 164 (104-60) Tim Pidgeon 1985 In 1991, All-BIG EAST Second Team selection Kevin Mitchell set the Syracuse record for most solo 8. 158 (98-60) Tim Pidgeon 1986 tackles by a down lineman (64). 9. 152 (79-73) Rudy Reed 1985 10. 151 (87-64) Bernard King 1984 SOLO TACKLES ASSISTED TACKLES Career Game Game Tackles (S-A) Name Years Tackles Name Date Tackles Name Date 1. 624 (389-235) Jim Collins 1976, 1978-80 1. 22 Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1979 1. 20 Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1979 2. 578 (313-265) Tony Romano 1980-83 2. 21 Jim Collins vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 2. 17 Tony Romano at Navy 11/5/1983 3. 536 (270-266) Rudy Reed 1982-85 3. 17 Mike Gyetvay vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 3. 14 Mike Zunic at Ohio State 9/8/1979 4. 442 (308-134) Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 4. 16 Tony Romano vs. Pittsburgh 10/23/1982 14 Tony Romano at Pittsburgh 10/29/1983 5. 405 (244-161) Clifton Smith 1999-02 5. 15 Jim Collins at Navy 11/10/1979 14 David Bavaro vs. Pittsburgh 12/3/1988 6. 402 (178-224) David Bavaro 1986-89 15 Jim Collins vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 6. 13 Mike Zunic vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 7. 379 (229-150) Donovin Darius 1994-97 15 Pete Ewald at Mississippi State 9/14/1985 13 Tony Romano at Penn State 10/16/1982 8. 375 (252-123) Keith Bulluck 1996-99 15 Derek Ward vs. Rutgers 9/27/1986 13 David Bavaro vs. Penn State 10/14/1989 9. 361 (180-181) Glen Young 1989-92 9. 14 Mike Gyetvay vs. West Virginia 11/21/1981 9. 12 Ken Kollar at Ohio State 9/8/1979 10. 349 (149-200) Mike Zunic 1978-81 14 Tony Romano vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 12 Mike Zunic at Kansas 10/6/1979 14 Rudy Reed at Indiana 9/25/1982 12 Bernard King at Navy 11/5/1983 14 Bernard King at Florida 10/6/1984 12 Dan Bucey vs. Army 9/16/1989 SOLO TACKLES BY POSITION 14 Dan Conley vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/5/1994 Season Season Most solo tackles by a down lineman Season Tackles Name Year 64 Kevin Mitchell 1991 Tackles Name Year 1. 96 Tony Romano 1982 1. 139 Jim Collins 1979 2. 93 Rudy Reed 1984 Most solo tackles by a linebacker 2. 122 Jim Collins 1978 3. 90 Jim Collins 1979 139 Jim Collins 1979 3. 104 Tony Romano 1981 4. 81 Tony Romano 1983 104 Tim Pidgeon 1985 5. 78 Mike Zunic 1979 Most solo tackles by a defensive back 5. 102 Tony Romano 1982 6. 77 Glen Young 1991 75 Diamond Ferri 2003 6. 98 Tim Pidgeon 1986 7. 73 Tony Romano 1981 7. 94 Rich Scanlon 2003 73 Daniel Bucey 1989 8. 92 Jim Collins 1980 9. 69 Mike Gyetvay 1981 Career 9. 90 Keith Bulluck 1999 10. 67 Jim Collins 1978 Most solo tackles by a down lineman 10. 89 Antwaune Ponds 1997 67 David Bavaro 1988 203 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 89 Clifton Smith 2002

Most solo tackles by a linebacker Career 389 Jim Collins 1978-80 Career Tackles Name Years Tackles Name Years 1. 266 Rudy Reed 1982-85 Most solo tackles by a defensive back 1. 389 Jim Collins 1976, 1978-80 2. 265 Tony Romano 1980-83 229 Donovin Darius 1994-97 2. 313 Tony Romano 1980-83 3. 235 Jim Collins 1976, 78-80 3. 308 Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 4. 224 David Bavaro 1986-89 4. 270 Rudy Reed 1982-85 5. 200 Mike Zunic 1978-81 5. 252 Keith Bulluck 1996-99 6. 181 Glen Young 1989-92 6. 244 Clifton Smith 1999-02 7. 161 Dan Bucey 1987-89 7. 229 Donovin Darius 1994-97 161 Clifton Smith 1999-02 8. 225 Nate Hemsley 1993-96 9. 156 Tim Green 1982-85 9. 209 Tim Pidgeon 1984-86 10. 150 Donovin Darius 1994-97 10. 203 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93

194 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL TACKLE RECORDS TACKLE LEADERS BY CLASS (Since 1978) Freshman Tackles Year Dan Conley 126 1990 Antwaune Ponds 122 1994 Rudy Reed 121 1982 Nate Hemsley 81 1993 Terry Wooden 72 1986 Sophomore Jim Collins 189 1978 Tony Romano 177 1981 Donovin Darius 131 1995 Mike Zunic 118 1979 Antwaune Ponds 111 1995 Junior Jim Collins 229 1979 Tony Romano 198 1982 Rudy Reed 172 1984 Tim Pidgeon 164 1985 Craig Bingham 144 1980 Senior Tony Romano 169 1983 Tim Pidgeon 158 1986 Rudy Reed 152 1985 Bernard King 151 1984 Rich Scanlon 147 2003

Linebacker Marquis Spruill closed his career with 41.0 tackles for loss, which ranks second on TACKLES FOR LOSS (Since 1994) Syracuse’s all-time record list. Game TFL-Yards Name Date 1. 6.5-35 Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/21/2009 YEAR-BY-YEAR TACKLE LEADERS 2. 5.0-40 Dwight Freeney vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 Year Name Solos Assists Total T/G 5.0-34 Antwaune Ponds at West Virginia 11/2/1996 1978 Jim Collins 122 67 189 5.0-22 Christian Ferrara vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 5. 4.0-27 James Wyche vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 1979 Jim Collins 139 90 229 4.0-25 Duke Pettijohn vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 1980 Jim Collins 92 53 145 4.0-24 Dwight Freeney vs. BYU 9/30/2000 1981 Tony Romano 104 73 177 4.0-22 Dwight Freeney vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 1982 Tony Romano 102 96 198 4.0-21 Duke Pettijohn at Pittsburgh 10/7/1999 1983 Tony Romano 88 81 169 4.0-5 Arthur Jones vs. Buffalo 10/20/2007 1984 Rudy Reed 79 93 172 4.0-24 Arthur Jones at Notre Dame 11/22/2008 1985 Tim Pidgeon 104 60 164 1986 Tim Pidgeon 98 60 158 Season 1987 David Bavaro 38 64 102 8.5 TFL-Yards Name Year 1988 David Bavaro 59 67 126 10.5 1. 25.5-141 Dwight Freeney 2001 1989 David Bavaro 59 62 121 10.1 2. 18.0-115 Dwight Freeney 2000 1990 Dan Conley 70 56 126 9.7 3. 17.5-43 Arthur Jones 2007 1991 Glen Young 63 77 140 11.7 4. 17.0-61 Louis Gachelin 2002 1992 Glen Young 57 45 102 9.3 5. 16.5-43 Christian Ferrara 2003 1993 Nate Hemsley 57 24 81 7.4 6. 16.0-98 Doug Hogue 2009 1994 Tony Jones 86 40 126 11.5 7. 15.0-55 James Wyche 2004 1995 Donovin Darius 79 52 131 10.9 15.0-93 Brandon Sharpe 2012 1996 Nate Hemsley 77 29 106 8.8 9. 14.5-61 Jameel McClain 2006 1997 Donovin Darius 70 49 119 9.9 14.5-72 Marquis Spruill 2013 Antwaune Ponds 84 35 119 9.9 14.5-110 Jay Bromley 2013 1998 Keith Bulluck 79 25 104 9.5 1999 Keith Bulluck ^ 90 48 138 13.5 ^ Career 2000 Clifton Smith 61 47 108 9.8 TFL-Yards Name Years 2001 Quentin Harris 61 65 126 10.5 1. 50.5-297 Dwight Freeney 1998-01 2002 Clifton Smith ^ 89 48 137 11.4 ^ 2. 41.0-175 Marquis Spruill 2010-13 2003 Rich Scanlon 94 53 147 12.3 3. 40.0-213 Duke Pettijohn 1997-00 2004 Jerry Mackey 63 43 106 8.8 4. 38.5-136 Arthur Jones 2006-09 2005 Kelvin Smith 49 35 84 7.6 5. 38.0-145 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 2006 Kelvin Smith 58 57 115 9.6 6. 37.5-156 Dyshawn Davis 2011-14 2007 Joe Fields 53 44 97 8.1 7. 34.5-87 Clifton Smith 1999-02 2008 Jake Flaherty 44 37 81 6.8 8. 33.0-107 Antwuane Ponds 1994-97 2009 Derrell Smith 60 22 82 8.2 9. 31.5-147 Cameron Lynch 2011-14 Linebacker Derrell Smith led the Orange 2010 Derrell Smith 72 42 114 8.8 10. 30.0-90 Christian Ferrara 2000-03 defense in tackles in 2009 and 2010. 2011 Phillip Thomas 54 28 82 8.2 30.0-119 James Wyche 2002-05 2012 Shamarko Thomas 62 26 88 7.3 2013 Durell Eskridge 52 26 78 4.0 Beginning in 2001 the NCAA began recognizing half tackles 2014 Cameron Lynch 69 28 97 8.1 for loss ^ - BIG EAST leader

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 195 INDIVIDUAL TACKLE/BLOCKED KICK RECORDS TOTAL TACKLES BY A DEFENSIVE BACK Season Tackles Name Year 1. 131 Donovin Darius 1995 2. 126 Tony Jones 1994 126 Quentin Harris 2001 4. 120 Diamond Ferri 2003 5. 119 Donovin Darius 1997 6. 106 Anthony Smith 2003 7. 103 Donovin Darius 1996 8. 99 Diamond Ferri 2004 9. 97 Quentin Harris 1999 97 Joe Fields 2007

Career Tackles Name Years 1. 379 Donovin Darius 1994-97 2. 327 Quentin Harris 1998-01 3. 293 Anthony Smith 2002-05 4. 285 Markus Paul 1985-88 5. 274 Mike Holmes 2007-10 6. 263 Shamarko Thomas 2009-12 7. 244 Keeon Walker 1999-02 8. 236 Tony Jones 1991-94 9. 231 Darrell Parker 1992-95 10. 226 Diamond Ferri 2000-04

BLOCKED KICK RECORDS (Since 1983) Game 1. Anthony Smith 2 at Buffalo 9/11/2004 Michael Dresner 2 at West Virginia 11/2/1996

Season Name Blk Year 1. David Tyree 3 2000 David Tyree blocked three kicks during the 2000 season, which is tied for the Syracuse single-season record. He recorded five blocked kicks during his career. Andre Brinson 3 2001 Steve Gregory 3 2002 Anthony Smith 3 2004 TOTAL TACKLES BY A DOWN LINEMAN TOTAL TACKLES BY A LINEBACKER 5. Peter Ewald 2 1983 Bob Grosvenor 2 1993 Season Season Mike Brown 2 1996 Tackles Name Year Tackles Name Year Michael Dresner 2 1996 1. 102 Michael Connors 1979 1. 229 Jim Collins 1979 Kevin Abrams 2 1996 2. 101 Tim Green 1984 2. 198 Tony Romano 1982 Phil Nash 2 1996 3. 94 Tim Green 1983 3. 189 Jim Collins 1978 Anthony Smith 2 2003 4. 88 Tim Green 1985 4. 177 Tony Romano 1981 5. 81 Kevin Mitchell 1991 5. 172 Rudy Reed 1984 6. 77 Kevin Mitchell 1993 6. 169 Tony Romano 1983 Career 77 Jameel McClain 2007 7. 164 Tim Pidgeon 1985 Name Blk Years 8. 76 John Kinley 1979 8. 158 Tim Pidgeon 1986 1. Anthony Smith 6 2002-05 9. 75 Jamie Kimmel 1983 9. 152 Rudy Reed 1985 2. David Tyree 5 1999-02 10. 74 Blaise Winter 1983 10. 151 Bernard King 1984 Steve Gregory 5 2002-05 4. Andre Brinson 3 1999-02 Peter Ewald 3 1983-86 Career Career 6. Robert Thomson 2 1987-90 Tackles Name Years Tackles Name Years Bob Grosvenor 2 1991-93 1. 341 Tim Green 1982-85 1. 624 Jim Collins 1978-80 Kevin Abrams 2 1994-96 2. 275 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 2. 578 Tony Romano 1980-83 Phil Nash 2 1995-98 3. 242 Ted Gregory 1984-87 3. 536 Rudy Reed 1982-85 Mike Brown 2 1995-96 4. 208 Jamie Kimmel 1980, 82-84 4. 442 Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 Michael Dresner 2 1996 5. 203 James Wyche 2002-05 5. 405 Clifton Smith 1999-02 Clifton Smith 2 1999-02 6. 199 Mike Charles 1979-82 6. 402 David Bavaro 1986-89 Keeon Walker 2 1999-02 7. 177 Jameel McClain 2004-07 7. 375 Keith Bulluck 1996-99 James Wyche 2 2001-05 8. 158 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 8. 361 Glen Young 1989-92 Kader Drame 2 2003-05 9. 147 Chandler Jones 2009-11 9. 349 Mike Zunic 1983-86 Anthony Perkins 2 2006-10 10. 146 Rob Burnett 1987-89 10. 340 Tim Pidgeon 1983-86 Eric Crume 2 2011-14

196 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL SACK RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR SACKS LEADERS Year Name No. (Yds.) * 1978 Mike Gyetvay 5.5 1979 John Kinley 5.5 1980 Jamie Kimmel 5.0 1981 Chris Hand 5.0 1982 Jamie Kimmel 3.0 1983 Tim Green 14.5 1984 Tim Green 15.0 1985 Tim Green 13.5 1986 Keith Friberg 7.0 1987 Robert Burnett 11.0 1988 Keith Friberg 8.5 1989 Terry Wooden 9.0 1990 George Rooks 6.0 1991 Kevin Mitchell 9.0 (47) 1992 Kevin Mitchell 5.5 (34) Jo Jo Wooden 5.5 (27) 1993 Ernie Brown 3.0 (23) Dwayne Joseph 3.0 (11) 1994 Wilky Bazile 7.5 (41) 1995 Dave Rebar 4.5 (30) Two-time All-American Tim Green holds the Syracuse record for career sacks with 45.5. 1996 Antwaune Ponds 5.5 (34) 1997 Jason Walters 7.0 (41) 1998 Duke Pettijohn 6.5 (55) MOST SACKS SACK LEADERS BY CLASS (Since 1978) 1999 Duke Pettijohn 10.5 (72) Game Freshman Sacks Year 2000 Dwight Freeney ^ 13.0 (95) Sacks Name Date Dan Conley 5.0 1990 2001 Dwight Freeney + ^ 17.5 (121) 1. 4.5 Dwight Freeney vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 Kevin Mitchell 4.5 1990 2002 Louis Gachelin 8.5 (44) 2. 4.0 Tim Green at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985 Terry Wooden 4.0 1986 2003 Louis Gachelin 5.5 (35) 4.0 Rob Burnett at Pittsburgh 10/31/1987 Dyshawn Davis 4.0 2011 4.0 Antwaune Ponds at WVU 11/2/1996 2004 James Wyche 5.5 (38) Brandon Sharpe 3.5 2009 2005 Ryan LaCasse 9.0 (47) 4.0 Duke Pettijohn at Pittsburgh 10/7/1999 4.0 Brandon Sharpe vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2012 2006 Jameel McClain ^ 9.5 (51) 7. 3.5 Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/21/2009 Sophomore 2007 Tony Jenkins 2.0 (12) 8. 3.0 Tim Green at Temple 9/2/1983 2008 Nick Santiago 4.5 (25) Tim Green 14.5 1983 3.0 Tim Green at Maryland 9/8/1984 Rob Burnett 11.0 1987 2009 Doug Hogue 9.5 (81) 3.0 Tim Green vs. Rutgers 9/22/1984 2010 Chandler Jones 4.0 (29) Kevin Mitchell 9.0 1991 3.0 Jamie Kimmel at Penn State 10/20/1984 Keith Friberg 7.0 1986 2011 Chandler Jones 4.5 (34) 3.0 Jamie Kimmel vs. Navy 11/10/1984 Duke Pettijohn 6.5 1998 2012 Brandon Sharpe 7.0 (68) 3.0 Wilky Bazile vs. Oklahoma 9/3/1994 2013 Marquis Spruill 5.5 (50) 3.0 Duke Pettijohn at Rutgers 11/13/1999 2014 Cameron Lynch 7.0 (37) 3.0 James Wyche vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 Junior Tim Green 15.0 1984 + - NCAA leader Season Dwight Freeney 13.0 2000 ^ - BIG EAST leader Sacks Name Year Jamie Kimmel 11.0 1983 * - Yardage for sacks not available prior to 1991 1. 17.5 Dwight Freeney + ^ 2001 Duke Pettijohn 10.5 1999 2. 15.0 Tim Green 1984 Jameel McClain 9.5 2006 3. 14.5 Tim Green 1983 4. 13.5 Tim Green 1985 Doug Hogue 9.5 2009 5. 13.0 Dwight Freeney ^ 2000 6. 11.0 Jamie Kimmel 1983 Senior 11.0 Jerry Kimmel 1985 Dwight Freeney 17.5 2001 11.0 Rob Burnett 1987 Tim Green 13.5 1985 9. 10.5 Duke Pettijohn 1999 Jerry Kimmel 11.0 1985 10. 10.0 Jay Bromley 2013 Jay Bromley 10.0 2013 + - NCAA leader Terry Wooden 9.0 1989 ^ - BIG EAST leader Ryan LaCasse 9.0 2005 Career Sacks Name Years MOST FUMBLES (Forced and Recovered) 1. 45.5 Tim Green 1982-85 Season 2. 34.0 Dwight Freeney 1998-01 1. 11 Dwight Freeney + 2001 3. 24.5 Duke Pettijohn 1997-00 4. 23.0 Terry Wooden 1986-89 + - NCAA leader 5. 21.0 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 6. 20.5 Jamie Kimmel 1980-84 7. 18.5 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 MOST FUMBLES FORCED 8. 18.0 Rob Burnett 1986-89 9. 17.0 Ted Gregory 1985-88 Season 17.0 Cameron Lynch 2011-14 1. 8 Dwight Freeney + 2001

Jay Bromley recorded 10.0 sacks in 2013, the + - NCAA leader fourth-highest total for a senior in Orange history.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 197 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RUSHING Most Yards 298 Eddie Meyers Navy 11/7/1981

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

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

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

PASSING Most Yards 555 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007

Most Attempts 65 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 In 1981, Penn State’s Curt Warner gained 341 all-purpose yards, which is the most for any one player against the Orange. Most Completions 45 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 SCORING PUNT RETURNS Most Touchdowns Most Points 6 USC 9/8/2012 Most Yards 30 Sherman Myers Temple 10/13/1979 155 D’Angelo Hall Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 Longest Pass Play Most Touchdowns Most Returns 99 TD Terry Peel to Robert Ford Houston 9/19/1970 5 Sherman Myers Temple 10/13/1979 7 Gordon Jones Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 7 Mike Lewis Maryland 10/3/1981 RECEIVING Most Field Goals 5 Maikon Bonani USF 10/27/2012 Longest Return Most Receptions 89 TD Harry Jefferson Illinois 10/23/1954 14 Eric Page Toledo 9/24/2011 Longest Field Goal 56 Delbert Alvarado USF 11/11/2006 Most Yards PUNTING 279 Ernest Wilford Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Longest Field Goal Attempt Most Punts 63 Nick Mike-Mayer Temple 9/9/1972 12 Ted Kemmerer Penn State 11/8/1952 Most Touchdowns 12 Alex Kinal Wake Forest 11/2/2013 4 Ernest Wilford Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Most PATs 8 Todd Sievers Miami (Fla.) 11/17/2001 Most Yards 8 Harrison Butker Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 495 Alex Kinal Wake Forest 11/2/2013 TOTAL OFFENSE 8 Robert Aguayo Florida State 11/16/2013 Most Yards Longest Punt 549 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 KICKOFF RETURNS 76 Ed Abel Colgate 11/14/1959 76 Zack Campbell Akron 10/24/2009 Most Yards ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 208 Najeh Davenport Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 Most Yards INTERCEPTIONS 341 Curt Warner Penn State 10/17/1981 Most Returns Most Interceptions 7 Don McKnight Cincinnati 10/10/1998 3 Marcus Mauny West Virginia 11/24/1973 7 Pittsburgh 10/31/1998 3 Willie Pile Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 7 Najeh Davenport Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 3 Garnell Wilds Virginia Tech 11/9/2002

Longest Return Most Yards 100 TD Roger Kochman Penn State 11/7/1959 121 Carl Holland Cornell 11/8/1947 100 TD DeJuan Daniels Boston College 10/30/1999 100 TD Shawn Terry West Virginia 11/4/2000 100 TD Nathan Jones Rutgers 10/26/2002 Longest Return 95 TD Carl Holland Cornell 11/8/1947

198 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM OFFENSIVE RECORDS MOST POINTS PER GAME MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Season Game Average Year Total Points Games 1. 5 vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 1. 45.0 1904 405 9 2. 4 vs. Tulane 10/2/1999 2. 42.5 ^ 1998 468 11 4 vs. Tennessee 9/5/1998 3. 39.0 + 1959 390 10 4 vs. East Carolina 10/28/1989 4. 37.0 ^ 1996 407 11 4 vs. Maryland 9/5/1987 5. 35.3 ^ 1997 423 12 4 vs. Colgate 10/31/1981 4 vs. Miami (Fla.) 10/27/1979 6. 33.0 1987 363 11 4 vs. NC State 9/16/1978 7. 30.6 1916 275 9 4 vs. Connecticut 10/19/2012 8. 30.4 ^ 1995 334 11 9. 30.0 2012 390 13 10. 29.6 1929 266 9 Season 1. 18 1981 + - NCAA leader 18 2010 ^ - BIG EAST leader 3. 17 1991 17 1985 17 2014 MOST TOUCHDOWNS 6. 16 1992 (offense, defense, special teams) 16 1987 16 1978 Game 16 1977 1. 10 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 10. 15 1999 10 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 15 1988 In 1998, Donovan McNabb was responsible for 3. 9 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 15 1984 30 touchdowns, leading an offense that scored 9 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 15 1983 42.5 points per game, the second-best scoring 9 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 15 1979 average in team history. 9 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 15 2012 9 vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 9 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 MOST POINTS SCORED 9. 8 at Cornell 10/11/1958 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game 8 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 Game 1. 144 vs. Manhattan 11/5/1904 8 vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 1. 6 vs. Navy 10/24/1970 2. 85 vs. Johns Hopkins 10/19/1929 8 vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 6 vs. West Virginia 11/22/1975 3. 82 vs. Rochester 10/16/1915 8 vs. Temple 10/18/1997 4. 81 vs. Hamilton 10/3/1914 8 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 Season 5. 77 vs. Hobart 9/28/1929 1. 30 1975 6. 75 at St. Louis 11/27/1913 Season 7. 73 vs. Mount Union 11/6/1915 1. 62 1998 73 vs. Ohio 10/7/1916 2. 57 1997 MOST PATS BY KICK MADE 9. 71 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 3. 56 1959 Game 10. 70 vs. St. Lawrence 10/6/1900 4. 53 1996 1. 10 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 70 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 5. 49 2012 2. 9 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/28/1998 6. 45 1987 9 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 Season 45 2002 9 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 Points Year Games (Avg.) 8. 43 1995 5. 8 vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 1. 468 1998 11 (42.5) 9. 41 1990 8 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 2. 423 1997 12 (35.3) 41 2003 7. 7 16 times; most recent 3. 407 1996 11 (37.0) vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 4. 405 1904 9 (45.0) 5. 390 1959 10 (39.0) FEWEST POINTS Season 390 2012 13 (30.0) Game 1. 58 1998 7. 363 1987 11 (33.0) 1. 0 146 times; most recent 2. 52 1996 8. 347 2002 12 (28.9) vs. Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 3. 46 1997 9. 334 1995 11 (30.4) 4. 43 1987 10. 331 1915 12 (27.6) Season 43 2012 4 1892 6. 38 1995 7. 37 1988 MOST POINTS SCORED (Half) 8. 35 2000 MOST TIMES SHUT OUT 9. 34 1992 1. 45 vs. Miami (Fla.) (1st) 11/28/1998 34 1991 vs. Colgate (1st) 11/14/1959 Season 3. 43 vs. Cornell (1st) 10/11/1958 8 1892 4. 42 vs. Holy Cross (1st) 10/23/1971 MOST PATS BY KICK ATTEMPTED 42 vs. Miami (Fla.) (1st) 11/21/1970 Consecutive 42 vs. Colgate (1st) 10/24/1987 Game 6 1892 1. 10 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 42 vs. Temple (1st) 11/6/1993 42 vs. Rutgers (1st) 9/19/1998 42 vs. BYU (1st) 9/30/2000 Season 42 vs. Rutgers (2nd) 11/25/2000 1. 58 1998 42 vs. Rhode Island (1st) 9/14/2002 42 vs. Tulane (1st) 9/21/2013

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 199 TEAM OFFENSIVE RECORDS MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS AVERAGE TOTAL YARDS PER GAME FEWEST PENALTIES Game 1. 476.0 (13/6,188) 2012 Season 1. 675 vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 2. 451.5 (10/4,515) + 1959 1. 32 1956 2. 637 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 3. 440.3 (11/4,843) 1987 2. 35 1974 3. 634 vs. East Carolina 9/5/1992 4. 433.5 (11/4,768) 1992 3. 36 1957 4. 629 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 5. 430.0 (11/4,730) 1998 4. 41 1953 5. 604 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 6. 427.3 (12/5,128) ^ 1997 5. 42 1955 6. 618 vs. Pittsburgh 10/8/1994 7. 407.9 (11/4,487) 1979 42 1954 7. 615 vs. Rutgers 10/9/1997 8. 402.4 (11/4,426) 1996 7. 43 1981 8. 610 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 9. 398.0 (11/4,378) 1989 43 1976 9. 607 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 10. 392.5 (11/4,318) 1993 9. 44 1960 607 vs. Virginia 11/15/1975 10. 45 1975 + - NCAA leader Season ^ - BIG EAST leader 1. 6,188 2012 MOST PENALTIES 2. 5,127 1997 MOST PLAYS Game 3. 4,899 2013 1. 15 George Washington 11/17/1962 4. 4,843 1987 Game 15 vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 5. 4,769 1992 1. 100 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 3. 13 at Temple 10/3/1952 6. 4,730 1998 2. 98 vs. Kansas 9/29/1959 13 at Maryland 10/6/1973 7. 4,517 2002 3. 95 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 13 vs. Maryland 10/8/1983 8. 4,515 1959 95 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 13 vs. Temple 10/7/1995 9. 4,487 1979 95 at Rutgers 10/9/1997 13 vs. Tulane 10/2/1999 10. 4,437 2003 6. 94 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 8. 14 at Rutgers 11/13/1999 7. 93 vs. Holy Cross 11/11/1967 14 vs. Maine 9/18/2010 93 vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1968 10. 12 14 times; most recent FEWEST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 9. 92 at Virginia 11/15/1975 at Maryland 11/9/2013 Game 10 90 vs. Pittsburgh 10/8/1994 1. -47 at Penn State 10/18/1947 Season Season 1. 100 2001 1. 1,028 2012 2. 99 2013 Season 2. 958 2013 3. 97 2012 1. 1,545 1948 3. 862 2002 4. 93 1999 4. 835 1979 5. 90 1997 5. 829 2001 6. 89 2010 AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 829 1997 7. 89 1972 7. 818 1972 Game 8. 86 2014 8. 814 2011 9. 83 2000 1. 9.5 (46/437) vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 9. 812 2010 10. 81 2004 9.3 (65/607) vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 10. 809 1992 3. 8.8 (61/536) vs. Temple 10/22/1994 4. 8.7 (61/533) vs. Rutgers 10/5/1996 MOST YARDS PENALIZED 5. 8.6 (59/507) vs. Army 11/16/1996 FEWEST PLAYS 8.6 (74/637) vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 Game 8.6 (73/269) vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 Game 1. 140 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 8. 8.4 (80/675) vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 1. 36 vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 9. 8.3 (56/463) vs. Navy 11/5/1988 Season 10. 8.2 (72/589) vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 Season Yards Penalties Year 8.2 (60/492) vs. Vanderbilt 9/7/1991 1. 442 1955 1. 804 99 2013 8.2 (54/444) at Pittsburgh 10/16/1993 2. 803 97 2012 8.2 (57/470) vs. Wisconsin 8/24/1997 3. 797 100 2001 8.2 (62/510) vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 MOST FIRST DOWNS 4. 771 93 2010 5. 766 90 1972 Season Game 6. 764 88 2004 1. 6.2 (778/4843) 1987 1. 36 vs. Pittsburgh 10/8/1994 7. 763 78 1977 6.2 (728/4515) 1959 2. 34 at Virginia 11/15/1975 8. 756 69 1968 6.2 (829/5127) 1997 34 at Rutgers 10/9/1997 9. 753 79 2011 4. 6.1 (780/4730) 1998 4. 33 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 753 90 1997 5. 6.0 (720/4305) 1988 5. 32 vs. Kansas 9/29/1959 6.0 (1,028/6,188) 2012 6. 31 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 7. 5.9 (748/4378) 1989 31 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 MISCELLANEOUS 5.9 (809/4769) 1992 8. 30 at Boston University 11/21/1959 5.9 (709/4152) 1995 30 vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1968 Most Fumbles 10. 5.8 (744/4318) 1993 30 at East Carolina 9/5/1992 Game 11 vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 5.8 (757/4426) 1996 30 vs. Boston College 11/24/2001 Season 47 1972 30 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 LOWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY Season Most Fumbles Lost 1. 328 2012 Game 7 vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 Game 2. 259 1997 7 at Wisconsin 9/23/1972 1. -1.0 at Penn State 10/18/1947 3. 258 1992 4. 251 1998 Season: 28 1972 Season 251 2013 1. 3.1 1947 6. 250 1979 Most Total Turnovers 7. 240 1959 Game 11 Cornell 10/7/1950 8. 232 1987 Season 43 1968 232 1990 10. 229 1988

200 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM RUSHING RECORDS MOST RUSHING YARDS Game 1. 511 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 2. 497 at Virginia 11/15/1975 3. 455 vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 4. 438 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 5. 435 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 6. 433 vs. Northwestern 9/27/1980 7. 431 vs. West Virginia 11/13/1965 8. 421 at East Carolina 9/5/1992 9. 418 vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 10. 417 at Boston University 11/21/1959

Season 1. 3,136 1959 2. 3,071 1979 3. 2,803 2013 4. 2,600 1996 5. 2,512 1998 6. 2,498 1964 7. 2,479 1978 8. 2,465 1980 9. 2,431 2012 10. 2,426 1992 Behind star tailback Walter Reyes, the Orange averaged a record 9.3 yards per carry against Rutgers FEWEST RUSHING YARDS in 2004. Reyes rushed 19 times in the game for 237 yards. Game 1. -107 at Penn State 10/18/1947 AVERAGE RUSHING YARDS PER GAME FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS Season 1. 313.6 (10/3,136) + 1959 Game 1. 543 1948 2. 279.2 (11/3,071) 1979 1. 17 vs. USF 11/10/2007 3. 251.0 (10/2,510) + 1964 4. 249.4 (9/2,309) 1960 Season AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH 5. 239.1 (10/2,391) 1965 1. 263 1948 6. 237.5 (10/2,375) 1950 Game (min. 40 attempts) 7. 236.4 (11/2,600) ^ 1996 1. 9.3 (40/370) vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 8. 230.1 (08/1,841) 1954 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 2. 9.1 (40/362) at NC State 10/12/2013 9. 229.8 (10/2,298) 1967 3. 8.6 (29/249) vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 10. 228.4 (11/2,512) ^ 1998 Game 4. 8.5 (40/340) vs. Cornell 10/11/1952 1. 9 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 5. 8.3 (41/342) vs. Rutgers 9/23/1950 + - NCAA leader 2. 8 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 6. 7.6 (50/380) vs. Rutgers 10/5/1996 ^ - BIG EAST leader 3. 7 vs. Colgate 11/15/1958 7. 7.5 (68/511) vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 7 vs. Rutgers 11/25/2000 7.5 (61/455) vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 5. 6 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 9. 7.4 (47/348) vs. Boston University 9/26/1952 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 6 vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 7.4 (346/47) vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 Game 6 at West Virginia 11/13/1965 1. 82 at Virginia 11/15/1975 6 at Wisconsin 10/4/1969 Season 2. 79 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 6 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 1. 5.5 (570/3,136) 1959 3. 79 at Boston College 11/18/1978 6 vs. Washington State 9/29/1979 2. 5.1 (452/2,309) 1960 4. 77 vs. Kansas 9/29/1959 6 vs. Northwestern 9/27/1980 3. 4.9 (531/2,600) 1996 5. 76 at Navy 11/10/1979 6 vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 4. 4.8 (521/2,512) 1998 6. 73 vs. Pittsburgh 10/31/1970 6 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 5. 4.7 (505/2,375) 1950 7. 73 vs. Temple 9/21/1951 Season 8. 72 at Holy Cross 10/21/1950 4.7 (534/2,510) 1964 1. 34 1998 9. 71 at Boston University 11/21/1951 7. 4.6 (485/2,231) 1963 2. 30 1959 10. 70 Six times; most recent 4.6 (667/3,071) 1979 3. 28 2001 vs. Temple 10/11/1980 4.6 (392/1,784) 2008 28 1996 4.6 (553/2,533) 2013 28 1964 Season 6. 27 2000 1. 656 1979 7. 26 1997 LOWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH 2. 621 1978 26 1990 Game 3. 607 1972 26 1979 1. -3.7 (28/-107) at Penn State 10/18/1947 4. 590 1977 10. 25 1995 5. 583 1980 25 1965 Season 6. 580 2001 25 2013 1. 2.0 (375/753) 2007 7. 579 1970 8. 573 1959 9. 569 1971 10. 563 1973

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 201 TEAM PASSING RECORDS MOST PASSING YARDS MOST PASS ATTEMPTS HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game Game Game (min. 10 attempts) 1. 482 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. 66 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. .842 (16/19) vs. Army 11/16/1996 2. 428 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 2. 51 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 2. .833 (15/18) vs. Temple 10/7/1995 3. 425 vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 3. 47 at Cincinnati 11/3/2012 .833 (10/12) vs. BYU 9/30/2000 4. 423 at Louisville 9/22/2007 4. 46 vs. USF 11/11/2011 4. .824 (14/17) vs. Navy 11/5/1988 5. 403 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 5. 45 at Northwestern 9/7/2013 .824 (14/17) at Northeastern 8/30/2008 6. 385 at Missouri 11/15/2012 6. 44 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 6. .810 (17/21) at Temple 10/22/1994 7. 361 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 7. 43 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 7. .800 (8/10) at Miami (Fla.) 12/4/1971 8. 360 at Connecticut 11/28/2009 8. 42 vs. Holy Cross 11/11/1967 .800 (8/10) at West Virginia 11/18/1972 9. 359 vs. Wagner 9/14/2013 42 vs. Rutgers 9/22/1984 .800 (20/25) vs. East Carolina 10/12/1991 10. 356 at Rutgers 10/13/2012 42 at West Virginia 10/11/2008 .800 (16/20) vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 42 at Rutgers 10/13/2012 .800 (16/20) vs. Temple 11/8/2003 Season 42 vs. NC State 11/1/2014 .800 (28/35) vs. Wagner 9/14/2013 1. 3,757 2012 2. 2,750 2007 Season Season 3. 2,733 2011 1. 473 2012 1. 665 (177/266) 1989 4. 2,710 1997 2. 405 2013 2. .647 (229/354) 2009 5. 2,654 1989 3. 383 2007 3. .625 (162/259) 1998 6. 2,639 1993 383 2014 4. .624 (261/418) 2011 7. 2,518 1987 5. 364 2010 .624 (295/473) 2012 8. 2,446 2009 6. 299 2008 6. .614 (129/210) 1995 9. 2,375 2010 7. 297 1993 7. .613 (155/253) 1990 8. 295 1997 8. .607 (159/262) 1988 9. 283 1986 9. .599 (178/297) 1993 FEWEST PASSING YARDS 10. 271 1999 Game MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS 0 vs. Colgate 11/17/1951 Game 0 at Fordham 11/20/1954 Game 1. 6 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 0 vs. Penn State 11/3/1956 1. 3 vs. Colgate 11/13/1954 2. 5 vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 3 vs. Fordham 11/20/1954 5 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 Season 3 at Holy Cross 10/4/1958 5 vs. Maine 9/18/2010 1. 301 1954 5. 4 at Fordham 11/22/1952 Season 4 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 1. 66 1955 4 vs. Holy Cross 10/17/1959 MOST COMPLETIONS 4 vs. Colgate 11/11/1961 4 vs. Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 Game MOST YARDS PER COMPLETION 4 vs. Virginia Tech 9/24/1988 1. 45 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 4 vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 2. 31 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 Game 4 vs. Navy 11/5/1988 31 at Connecticut 11/28/2009 1. 26.9 (7/188) vs. Lafayette 10/1/1949 4 at Boston College 11/12/1988 4. 30 vs. USC 9/8/2012 4 at Rutgers 10/21/1989 5. 29 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 Season 4 vs. East Carolina 9/29/2001 29 vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 1. 18.1 (139/2,518) 1987 4 at Louisville 9/22/2007 29 at Northwestern 9/7/2013 4 vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 29 vs. Boston College 11/30/2013 4 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 9. 28 vs. Wagner 9/1/4/2013 MOST YARDS PER ATTEMPT 4 at USF 10/27/2012 10. 27 at USF 10/27/2012 4 vs. Wagner 9/14/2013 Game 4 vs. Tulane 9/21/2013 Season 1. 19.2 (13/236) vs. Louisville 12/2/1989 1. 295 2012 Season 2. 261 2011 1. 26 2012 3. 242 2013 Season 2. 24 1998 4. 229 2009 1. 10.1 (250/2,518) 1987 3. 23 1987 5. 207 2014 23 1988 6. 205 2010 23 2011 7. 202 2007 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 6. 22 1997 8. 186 2003 1. 289.0 (13/3,757) 2012 7. 21 1959 9. 181 2004 2. 241.3 (11/2,657) 1989 8. 19 1996 10. 178 1993 3. 239.9 (11/2,639) 1993 19 2010 4. 229.2 (12/2,750) 2007 10. 18 2007 5. 228.9 (11/2,518) 1987 FEWEST COMPLETIONS 6. 227.8 (12/2,733) 2011 Game 7. 225.8 (12/2,710) 1997 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 8. 213.0 (11/2,343) 1992 0 vs. Colgate 11/17/1951 9. 212.4 (11/2,336) 1988 Game 0 at Fordham 11/20/1954 10. 203.8 (12/2,446) 2009 1. 6 at Temple 11/6/1948 0 vs. Penn State 11/3/1956 6 at California 10/26/1968

Season Season 1. 23 1954 1. 26 1982

202 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM PUNTING AND RETURN RECORDS AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT MOST PUNTS Game Game 1. 52.0 (4/210) vs. Boston College 10/2/1993 1. 13 at Dartmouth 10/4/1946 52.0 (3/156) vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 13 vs. Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 52.0 (3/156) vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 3. 12 vs. Dartmouth 10/4/1947 4. 51.8 (5/259) vs. Pittsburgh 12/3/1988 51.8 (8/414) vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 12 at Penn State 12/7/1968 6. 51.7 (6/310) at West Virginia 10/23/2010 12 at Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 7. 51.6 (3/155) vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 6. 11 at Penn State 10/18/1947 8. 51.5 (2/103) vs. Boston College 10/18/2003 11 at Boston University 10/30/1948 9. 51.3 (4/205) at West Virginia 9/24/1988 11 vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 51.3 (7/359) vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 11 at Penn State 10/18/1986 11 vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 Season 11 vs. Kansas State 12/29/2001 1. 44.3 (44/1,950) 1993 2. 43.9 (66/2,898) 2008 11 vs. West Virginia 9/4/2005 3. 43.5 (66/2,868) 2010 11 vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 4. 43.4 (54/2,342) 1994 43.4 (40/1,734) 1996 Season 6. 43.1 (40/1,725) 1995 1. 88 1939 7. 42.8 (61/2,441) 2004 88 1948 8. 42.6 (77/3,282) 2001 9. 42.1 (63/2,654) 2009 3. 86 2005 10. 42.0 (72/3,021) 2006 4. 84 2013 42.0 (80/3,356) 2007 5. 80 2007 6. 77 2001 MOST PUNTING YARDS 7. 76 2014 8. 75 1946 Qadry Ismail set the Syracuse single-game Game 9. 72 1970 record for yards per kick return at Florida State 1. 503 vs. Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 72 2006 in 1991. He averaged 46.7 yards per return. 2. 502 vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 502 at Penn State 12/7/1968 4. 476 at Boston College 11/12/1994 MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS MOST KICK RETURN YARDS 5. 450 at Penn State 10/18/1986 6. 442 vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 Game Game 7. 433 at Maryland 10/3/1981 1. 190 vs. Miami 11/21/1970 1. 230 vs. Penn State 10/21/1978 8. 418 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 2. 172 at Penn State 10/18/1969 2. 227 vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 9. 416 vs. Duke 11/8/2014 3. 146 vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 3. 207 at Washington 9/11/2010 10. 414 vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 4. 137 vs. West Virginia 11/9/1963 4. 206 vs. Boston University 10/16/1954 414 vs. Pittsburgh 10/28/1972 5. 135 vs. Navy 11/8/1986 5. 205 vs. Washington 8/31/2007 Season 6. 133 vs. Navy 11/16/1968 6. 199 vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 1. 3,565 2005 7. 131 vs. Holy Cross 10/5/1963 7. 198 vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 2. 3,474 2013 8. 130 vs. Holy Cross 10/29/1955 8. 196 vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 3. 3,282 2001 9. 124 vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 9. 194 vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 4. 3,182 2014 10. 119 at West Virginia 11/2/1996 10. 188 vs. Navy 11/6/1976 5. 2,898 2008 188 vs. Rutgers 10/15/2005 6. 2,868 2010 7. 2,841 1984 Season 8. 2,791 1970 1. 662 (51) 1941 Season 9. 2,497 1983 2. 594 (38) 1970 1. 1,709 (69) 2007 10. 2,474 2011 3. 556 (36) 1965 2. 1,609 (73) 2008 4. 531 (34) 1997 3. 1,336 (59) 2011 5. 489 (40) 1963 4. 1,250 (55) 2009 FEWEST PUNTS 6. 443 (41) 2000 5. 1,118 (54) 2002 Game 7. 421 (31) 2002 6. 1,079 (48) 2010 1. 0 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 8. 419 (27) 1985 7. 1,034 (47) 2004 0 vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 9. 414 (36) 1996 8. 991 (45) 2005 0 vs. Temple 11/6/1993 10. 400 (26) 1969 9. 962 (38) 1998 0 at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 10. 947 (50) 1986 0 vs. Virgina Tech 9/20/1986 0 vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 MOST PUNTS RETURNED 0 vs. Boston College 11/12/1977 MOST KICK RETURNS 0 at Boston College 11/18/1967 Game 0 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 1. 13 at Holy Cross 11/2/1968 Game 10. 1 19 times; most recent 1. 10 at Columbia 11/23/1946 at Rutgers 10/10/1998 Season Season 1. 69 2007 Season 1. 29 1959 1. 73 2008 29 1954 3. 30 1956 HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RETURN 4. 33 1955 Game (min. 3) HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RETURN 5. 34 1960 1. 43.0 (5/215) at Penn State 10/18/1969 (min. 3) 6. 37 1964 Game 7. 38 1992 1. 50.7 (3/152) vs. Florida 9/21/1991 8. 40 1953 Season 40 1962 1. 17.0 (23/390) 1995 Season 40 1995 1. 26.5 (31/823) 1997 40 1996

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 203 TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED (offense, defense, special teams) Game 1. 9 at Columbia 11/23/1946 9 vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 9 at Nebraska 10/1/1983

Season 1. 53 2007

MOST SHUTOUTS Season All-Time 9 1915 Modern 5 1959

Consecutive All-Time 7 1923 Modern 2 1953 2 1958 (twice) 2 1959 (twice) 2 1968 1969

In 2001, Dwight Freeney set a Syracuse record with 11 fumbles forced and recovered. He forced two and recovered one against Auburn, contributing to four total fumble recoveries against the Tigers. MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED Game MOST POINTS ALLOWED FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 1. 8 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 2. 6 vs. Colgate 11/14/1953 Game (all-time) Season (min. 9 games) 3. 5 at West Virginia 11/17/1990 1. 75 at Union 11/11/1891 Avg. Total Points Games Year 5 at Missouri 10/3/1987 2. 68 at Cornell 9/28/1892 1. 1.33 16 12 1915 5 vs. Villanova 9/13/1975 3. 66 at Union 11/11/1893 2. 2.11 19 9 1923 5 at Illinois 10/23/1954 4. 63 at Nebraska 10/1/1983 3. 2.70 27 10 1925 5 vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 5. 62 at Princeton 10/19/1912 4. 3.00 27 9 1920 8. 4 vs. Auburn 9/22/2001 62 at Virginia Tech 10/16/1999 5. 3.38 27 8 1901 4 vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 7. 61 vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 6. 3.50 21 6 1918 4 at Minnesota 9/21/1996 8. 59 at Columbia 11/23/1946 7. 3.80 38 10 1908 4 at Maryland 9/8/1984 59 at Miami (Fla.) 11/17/2001 8. 4.20 42 10 1910 4 vs. NC State 9/17/1977 59 at Florida State 11/16/2013 9. 4.27 47 11 1919 4 vs. Boston College 11/17/1973 11. 58 at Cornell 9/28/1892 10. 4.56 41 9 1922 4 vs. Penn State 10/2/1954 58 at Colgate 10/26/1893 4 at Fordham 11/20/1954 MOST POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 4 at Illinois 10/24/1953 Season 4 at Cornell 9/29/1951 1. 418 2007 Season (min. 9 games) 2. 406 2002 Avg. Total Points Games Year Season 3. 392 2008 1. 34.83 12 418 2007 4. 344 2004 1. 24 1951 2. 33.83 12 406 2002 2. 22 1963 5. 342 2011 3. 32.67 12 392 2008 6. 335 2009 3. 21 1950 4. 28.67 12 344 2004 4. 19 1978 7. 330 2013 5. 28.50 12 342 2011 8. 324 1893 19 1975 6. 27.92 12 335 2009 19 1958 9. 322 2012 7. 27.11 9 244 1948 10. 301 2003 19 1953 8. 26.82 11 295 1978 19 1948 26.82 11 295 2005 9. 18 1970 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 10. 26.18 11 288 1973 18 1961 Game 26.18 11 288 1993 18 1954 1. 0 262 times; most recent vs. Wake Forest 11/2/2013 HIGHEST MARGIN OF VICTORY MOST FUMBLES BY AN OPPONENT Season Points Opponent (Score) Date Game 1. 144 vs. Manhattan (144-0) 11/5/1904 All-Time 16 1915 1. 10 vs. Colgate 11/15/1959 2. 82 vs. Rochester (82-0) 10/16/1915 Modern 59 1959 3. 81 vs. Hamilton (81-0) 10/3/1914 Season 4. 79 vs. Johns Hopkins (85-6) 10/19/1929 1. 37 1972 5. 77 vs. Hobart (77-0) 9/28/1929 6. 75 at St. Louis (75-0) 11/27/1914 7. 73 vs. Mount Union (73-0) 11/6/1915 73 vs. Ohio (73-0) 10/7/1916 9. 71 vs. Colgate (71-0) 11/14/1959 10. 70 vs. St. Lawrence (70-0) 10/6/1900

204 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS MOST TURNOVERS BY AN OPPONENT Game 1. 9 Lafayette 10/6/1951 9 Colgate 11/14/1953 3. 8 Indiana 10/2/1971 4. 7 West Virginia 11/17/1990 7 Holy Cross 10/23/1971 7 Holy Cross 10/30/1954 7 Cornell 9/29/1951 8. 6 West Virginia 11/1/1997 6 Maryland 9/8/1984 6 Pittsburgh 10/24/1981 6 West Virginia 10/7/1978 6 Villanova 9/13/1975 6 Temple 9/9/1972 6 Miami (Fla.) 11/21/1970 6 Navy 9/18/1965 6 Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 6 Penn State 10/14/1950

Season 1. 42 1951 2. 39 1963 3. 37 1961 The 1959 Orange set multiple Syracuse records and featured a defense that allowed 96.2 yards of 37 1950 offense per game, including just 19.3 rushing yards per contest. 5. 35 1970 35 1948 7. 34 1978 LOWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 34 1959 Game Game 9. 33 1985 1. 0.3 George Washington 11/17/1962 1. 11.6 Florida State 11/16/2013 33 1975 33 1954 Season Season 1. 2.0 1959 1. 6.5 2002 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED Game LOWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME MOST PLAYS ALLOWED 1. 17 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 1. 96.2 (10/962) + 1959 2. 25 at Boston University 11/21/1959 Game 2. 173.2 (9/1,559) 1960 1. 96 at Penn State 10/19/1974 3. 27 vs. Boston University 9/24/1960 3. 185.9 (10/1,859) 1964 4. 29 vs. Maryland 10/3/1959 4. 188.9 (10/1,889) 1962 5. 31 at Lafayette 11/4/1950 5. 192.1 (10/1,921) 1967 Season 6. 40 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 6. 196.6 (9/1,769) 1953 1. 908 2007 7. 41 vs. Nebraska 10/18/1958 7. 197.5 (10/1,975) 1966 41 vs. UCLA 10/10/1964 8. 207.4 (9/1,867) 1958 9. 54 vs. Boston University 9/28/1946 9. 219.1 (10/2,191) 1961 FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED 54 at Cornell 11/7/1953 10. 223.6 (10/2,236) 1969 Game 1. 30 vs. Kansas 9/26/1959 Season + - NCAA leader 1. 962 1959 Season 2. 1,559 1960 MOST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED 1. 411 1955 3. 1,769 1953 Game 4. 1,810 1955 1. 654 vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 5. 1,835 1954 2. 642 at Florida State 9/21/1991 6. 1,859 1964 3. 628 at Louisville 9/22/2007 7. 1,867 1958 4. 624 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 8. 1,889 1962 5. 615 at BYU 8/29/2002 9. 1,921 1967 6. 587 vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 10. 2,066 1956 7. 582 vs. USF 11/10/2007 8. 581 at Northwestern 9/7/2013 9. 576 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1973 10. 571 at Purdue 9/5/2004

Season 1. 5,708 2002 2. 5,625 2007 3. 5,122 2004 4. 4,974 2008 5. 4,925 2012 6. 4,792 2006 7. 4,773 2013 8. 4,673 2011 9. 4,374 1994 10. 4,342 1974 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 205 TEAM DEFENSIVE RUSHING RECORDS FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED Game 1. -88 at Boston University 11/21/1959 2. -57 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 3. -45 vs. Maryland 10/1/1966 4. -37 at UCLA 12/8/1962 5. -30 vs. Holy Cross 10/17/1959 6. -19 vs. Baylor 9/23/1967 7. -18 at Lafayette 11/4/1950 8. -17 vs. Florida 9/21/1991 9. -14 at Fordham 10/10/1952 10. -13 vs. Temple 9/26/1953 -13 at UCLA 12/5/1959

Season 1. 193 (10) 1959 2. 548 (10) 1967 3. 738 (10) 1966 4. 849 (9) 1958 5. 861 (10) 1964 6. 920 (9) 1953 7. 938 (10) 1963 8. 964 (9) 1952 9. 1,007 (11) 1992 10. 1,043 (9) 1960

MOST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED Game 1. 457 at West Virginia 10/14/2006 2. 455 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1973 In 2013, Syracuse was one of only three FBS teams to not allow a single 100-yard rusher all season. 3. 446 vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 4. 434 at Penn State 10/18/1986 5. 406 at West Virginia 11/9/1974 FEWEST RUSHES AGAINST FEWEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 6. 403 at Army 9/13/1986 Game Season 7. 395 vs. NC State 9/17/1977 1. 14 East Carolina 9/5/1992 1. 5 1959 8. 394 at Georgia Tech 10/19/2013 5 1966 9. 392 vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 Season 3. 7 1956 10. 389 at Navy 11/7/1981 1. 299 1959 7 1958 7 1969 Season 7 1987 1. 2,980 (11) 1974 MOST RUSHES AGAINST 7 1996 2. 2,807 (11) 1976 8. 8 1957 3. 2,575 (11) 1986 Game 8 1960 4. 2,494 (12) 2007 1. 77 Army 9/13/1986 8 1962 5. 2,274 (11) 1973 8 1963 6. 2,273 (12) 2008 Season 7. 2,258 (11) 1979 1. 636 1974 8. 2,240 (11) 2004 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 9. 2,238 (13) 2012 10. 2,236 (11) 1978 LOWEST AVERAGE PER CARRY Game 1. 8 at Nebraska 10/1/1983 Game 1. -4.0 (23/-8) Boston Univ. 11/21/1959 Season LOWEST AVERAGE RUSHING 1. 32 1974 YARDS PER GAME Season 30 2007 1. 0.7 (193/275) 1959 2. 30 1973 1. 19.3 (10/193) 1959 + 3. 26 2002 2. 54.8 (10/548) 1967 4. 25 1978 3. 67.1 (10/671) 1966 HIGHEST AVERAGE PER CARRY 5. 23 1979 4. 78.3 (10/783) 1964 6. 22 1976 5. 84.9 (9/764) 1958 Game 22 1993 6. 91.5 (11/1,007) 1992 ^ 1. 11.8 (19/225) Florida State 11/16/2013 8. 20 2006 7. 93.8 (10/938) 1963 9. 19 1972 8. 96.4 (9/868) 1952 Season 19 1977 9. 99.9 (11/1,099) 1985 19 1986 10. 101.6 (11/1,118) 1996 1. 5.0 (478/2,393) 1948 5.0 (428/2,152) 1993 19 2013 + - NCAA leader 5.0 (454/2,273) 2008 ^ - BIG EAST leader

206 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM DEFENSIVE PASSING RECORDS FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED MOST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Game Game Game 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 1. 45 at Louisville 9/22/2007 1. 6 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 0 vs. Colgate 11/13/1948 2. 5 at Navy 9/18/1965 0 at Army 10/15/1955 Season 5 at Penn State 10/17/1970 0 vs. Army 9/16/1989 1. 267 2007 5 at Indiana 10/2/1971 5. 6 vs. Penn State 10/2/1954 5 at Temple 10/24/1992 6. 7 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 5 vs. Tulane 10/2/1999 7 vs. Boston University 10/2/1953 7. 4 Nine times; most recent 7 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1962 FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS ALLOWED vs. Eastern Michigan 10/14/1995 9. 8 at Cornell 11/5/1949 Game 10. 11 at Cornell 11/6/1954 1. 2 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 Season 1. 24 + 1992 Season Season 2. 22 1971 1. 487 1941 3. 21 1968 1. 95 1955 2. 516 1960 4. 20 1985 3. 719 1946 5. 19 1956 4. 742 1954 19 1959 5. 756 1947 MOST PASS ATTEMPTS ALLOWED 19 1995 6. 769 1959 Game 8. 18 1951 7. 826 1962 1. 77 vs. East Carolina 9/5/1992 18 1970 8. 846 1949 10. 17 1957 9. 849 1953 Season 17 1963 10. 863 1956 17 1965 1. 428 2013 17 1980 17 1983 MOST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED 17 2003 Game LOWEST PERCENT COMPLETED 17 2006 1. 555 at Louisville 9/22/2007 Game (min. 10 att.) 2. 521 vs. East Carolina 9/5/1992 1. 0.0 Colgate 11/15/1947 + - NCAA leader 3. 504 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 4. 468 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 Season 5. 453 vs. Boston College 11/16/1985 MOST INTERCEPTION YARDS GAINED 6. 445 vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 1. 33.3 1939 7. 440 at UCF 11/2/2002 Game 8. 431 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 1. 177 vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 9. 424 vs. Louisville 11/10/2012 FEWEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED 10. 423 vs. Boston College 10/2/1993 Season Season 1. 463 1956 Season 1. 1 1960 1. 3,645 2002 2. 2 1953 2. 3,131 2007 2 1959 3. 3,099 2011 4. 3 1958 MOST SACKS 4. 2,987 2013 3 1988 5. 2,882 2004 6. 4 1950 Game 6. 2,843 2012 4 1955 1. 9 at Rutgers 10/26/1991 7. 2,822 2009 4 1973 9 vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 8. 2,751 1985 4 1984 9 vs Rutgers 11/21/2009 9. 2,701 2008 10. 5 1962 4. 8 vs. Boston College 11/14/1981 10. 2,696 1992 8 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 8 vs. Miami (Ohio) 9/23/2006 7. 7 at Virginia Tech 9/26/1987 LOWEST AVERAGE PASSING YARDS MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED 7 vs. Boston College 11/4/1989 PER GAME Game 7 vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 1. 6 vs. USC 9/8/2012 7 at West Virginia 11/2/1996 1. 57.3 (9/516) 1960 2. 5 at Baylor 9/10/1966 2. 76.9 (10/769) 1959 5 at North Carolina 9/6/2003 Season 3. 78.3 (10/783) 1964 5 at Purdue 9/5/2004 1. 41 1985 4. 79.9 (9/719) 1946 5 at USC 9/17/2011 2. 40 2001 5. 82.6 (10/826) 1962 5 vs. Clemson 10/5/2013 3. 37 2013 6. 84.0 (9/756) 1947 4. 35 1983 7. 92.8 (8/742) 1954 Season 35 2009 8. 94.0 (9/846) 1949 1. 24 2009 6. 34 1991 9. 94.2 (10/942) 1961 2. 23 2004 34 2006 10. 94.3 (9/863) 1953 23 2012 8. 33 1987 4. 22 2002 33 1997 22 2003 10. 32 1992 FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 6. 21 2011 7. 20 2007 Game 8. 19 2014 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 9. 17 1994 0 vs. Colgate 11/13/1948 17 1995 0 at Army 10/15/1955 17 2006 0 vs. Army 9/16/1989

Season 1. 35 1955 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 207 TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS

Head coach Ben Schwartzwalder (left) guided the 1959 Orange, including Gerhard Schwedes and Roger Davis, to the national championship with a defense that set the Syracuse records for fewest first downs allowed in a game and most forced fumbles in a game.

MOST PUNTS BY AN OPPONENT FEWEST KICKOFF RETURNS BY AN OPPONENT FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED Game Season Game 1. 13 Holy Cross 11/2/1968 1. 20 1991 1. 2 Maryland 10/3/1959 20 1992 Season Season 1. 89 1939 Total 69 1939 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS BY AN OPPONENT 69 1941 Game LOWEST AVERAGE PER PUNT BY 1. 11 Colgate 11/14/1959 Rushing 27 1959 AN OPPONENT 11 Rutgers 9/19/1998 Passing 21 1949 Game (min. 3) 1. 16.7 (3/50) Holy Cross 11/9/1957 Season 1. 75 1998 MOST PENALTIES BY AN OPPONENT Game Season 1. 17 Maine 9/26/2009 1. 31.8 (44/1,399) 1949 FEWEST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS ALLOWED Season Season 1. 109 2007 FEWEST PUNT RETURNS BY AN OPPONENT 1. 340 1954 Season 1. 13 1995 MOST PENALTY YARDS BY AN OPPONENT MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS ALLOWED Game 1. 163 Columbia 11/22/1947 FEWEST PUNT RETURN YARDS ALLOWED Game 1. 235 Holy Cross 10/23/1971 Season Season 1. 72 1992 Season 1. 885 2007 1. 1,533 1998

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