2009 Bucknell Football Media Guide by Bucknell University

What it means to

be a bison “... the pursuit of athletics in college need not interfere with a fellow’s studies, and if you give a boy a well developed body his brain will get the benefit of it.” — Christy Mathewson, in his book WON IN THE NINTH, written in 1910

The term “student-athlete” signifies something extraordinary on the campus of Bucknell University. Being a Bison means that you have the rare blend of physical skills along with the drive and passion needed to succeed at the highest level of collegiate athletics. Being a Bison also means that you are a scholar first and foremost. You believe that values associated with Division I athletics, such as time management, leadership, teamwork and grace under pressure, contribute to a well-rounded college experience. At Bucknell, our students, faculty and staff pride themselves as national leaders in upholding the scholar-athlete ideal that balances a challenging academic program with the demands of successful Division I athletics. Being a Bison means that you have pledged to be a studentathlete in the purest sense. In doing so, you will be rewarded for a lifetime. LB Travis Nissley, a mechanical engineering major, earned a 3.95 GPA last fall and was one of 23 Bison to earn spots on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

2008-09 Academic All-District MARY PAVLOVICH

2008-09 Academic All-District PL Scholar-Athlete PL Goalie of Year ALYSSA DeLORENZ

2008-09 Academic All-District Arthur Ashe Award Winner SAM NANA-SINKAM

2008-09 Academic All-District LAUREN STOLLER

2008-09 Academic All-District BEN ALLEN

2008-09 Academic All-District MEGAN HATHAWAY

2008 PL Oﬀensive Player of Year CONOR O’BRIEN

Bucknell Bison Athletics Setting the Standard of Excellence Bucknell takes great pride in its commitment to excellence on and oﬀ the playing fields. From Presidents’ Cups to Academic All-Americans to graduation rates that are ranked annually in the national top-10, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class when it comes to upholding the scholar-athlete ideal. •

According to federal data released by the NCAA in the fall of 2008, Bucknell’s four-year student-athlete graduation rate was second-highest in the nation among student-athletes who entered college between the 1998-99 and 2001-02 academic years. With a four-class average of 89 percent, Bucknell trailed only Davidson (92 percent) among all Division I institutions reporting federal graduation rates (the Ivy League and military academies do not report federal graduation rates). Georgetown, Notre Dame and Holy Cross were also at 89 percent. Bucknell’s student-athlete graduation rate is identical to its overall student-body average of 89 percent.

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With three more Patriot League championships in 2008-09, Bucknell has now earned 73 crowns in 19 years in the league. In addition, Bucknell has had 100 conference players of the year, 83 PL coaches of the year and a whopping 476 individual league champions from sports such as cross country, track & field, swimming & diving, tennis and golf.

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Bucknell has captured the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup, signifying the league’s all-sports champion, 15 times in the 19-year history of the aﬃliation, including 11 of the last 12 years. Bucknell claimed the overall and women’s Cup standings in 2008-09. It was the 12th straight year and the 15th time overall that the Bison took home the women’s title. In 2008-09, Bucknell won Patriot League titles in women’s outdoor track & field, women’s rowing and men’s golf. Additionally, the baseball and men’s lacrosse teams captured regular-season titles.

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Bucknell has claimed a league-high 113 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes of the Year since the league’s inception as an all-sports conference in 1990-91.

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Bucknell ranks FIFTH in the nation (to Nebraska, Notre Dame, Penn State and Stanford) in total number of ESPN The Magazine All-America selections.

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A total of 366 Bison appeared on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2008-09 after recording a GPA of 3.2 or better during their sport’s competition season. Among all BU student-athletes, 238 made the Dean’s List with GPAs of 3.5 or better in the spring of 2009.

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24 of Bucknell’s 27 varsity squads posted team GPAs of 3.0 or better in the spring of 2009.

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In addition to the 117 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans produced since 1970, Bucknell has also claimed 276 Academic All-District honorees over the same span, including a school-record 22 in 2008-09.

A major element in ensuring Bucknell’s commitment to athletics excellence is the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center, which opened fully in 2003. One of the finest collegiate athletics facilities of its kind, the center includes the 4,000-seat Sojka Pavilion, the Olympic class Kinney Natatorium, the Krebs Family Fitness Center and the Berger Family Weight Room. A Hall of Fame area, a display of Bucknell’s Medal of Honor recipients, a new Academic All-America wall, a sports medicine suite, modern oﬃces for coaches and staﬀ, and locker room and classroom space are also included in the facility’s layout.

2008-09 Academic All-District SARAH EBRIGHT

2008-09 Academic All-District PATRICK SELWOOD

2008-09 Academic All-District SHANNON PITSCH

2008-09 Arthur Ashe Award Winner KYLE ANTHONY

2008-09 Academic All-District CHELSEA BRINKMAN

2008-09 Academic All-District CHRIS YAMAGUCHI

2008-09 Academic All-District KEVIN MacLEOD

4x Patriot League Boat of the Year Member PAGE KANNOR

2008-09 Academic All-District KEVIN MULLEN

2008-09 Academic All-District AUBREY ROWE

2008-09 Academic All-District JON LOCKHART

2008-09 Academic All-District PL Oﬀensive Player of Year JENNIFER DERVARICS

2008-09 Academic All-District Arthur Ashe Award Winner JASON SOTO

2008-09 Academic All-District ASHLEY CARLSON

Bucknell Bison Athletics A National Model in Promoting the Scholar-Athlete Ideal Bucknell Athletics is first and foremost a student-centered organization, one that strives to be a national model when it comes to operating by a true scholar-athlete model. At Bucknell, student-athletes’ academic programs are their first priority, and providing a competitive Division I athletics program only advances the mission, values and residential learning goals of the university. To that end, the Department of Athletics and Recreation proactively seeks ways to assist student-athletes in their daily academic pursuits. Below are just some of the student-athlete support programs currently in place. FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: The faculty athletics representative (FAR) is a member of the faculty or administrative staff who is designated to represent Bucknell in its relationships with the NCAA and the Patriot League. Bucknell’s FAR is Mitch Chernin, Professor of Biology. The FAR can enhance the student-athlete experience by promoting a balance between academics, athletics and the social lives of student-athletes, which affords them opportunities to enjoy the full range of collegiate experiences available to students generally. SIDELINE COACH PROGRAM: This program is a truly unique initiative in Division I college athletics, and it involves the invitation of a member of the faculty, administration, staff or community by one of Bucknell’s 27 varsity teams. The participant has the opportunity to discuss the overall program with the respective coaching staff, including practice preparation and strategy for the upcoming contest. The sideline coach attends a practice session and an actual intercollegiate competition, where he/she is introduced to the team and gains rarely seen insight into the relationships that exist between player-coach and player-player. The purpose of the Sideline Coaches Program is to foster a better understanding by the faculty and administration of the roles played by coaches and athletes in the university’s competitive intercollegiate athletic arena. ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT CENTER: In the Fall of 2005, the Department of Athletics opened a study/computer lab for student-athletes on the concourse level of Sojka Pavilion. The center is outfitted with computers, a laser printer, four television monitors and a projection unit with computer, VCR and DVD player. Additionally, the study lab can be used as a meeting place for group projects, tutorial area or just a secluded and quiet study space before or after practice. LAPTOP PROGRAM: The Department of Athletics owns a number of laptop computers that may be signed out by student-athletes for use on away trips. STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC): Representatives from each varsity team comprise the SAAC, which is designed to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student-athlete image. The Committee is an invaluable resource for promoting communication between athletics administration and student-athletes; promoting communication between athletics and campus-wide administration; providing feedback and insight, as well as soliciting responses into department issues and proposed NCAA legislation; building a sense of community within the athletics program involving all athletics teams; organizing community service projects and efforts; creating a vehicle for student-athlete representation on campus-wide committees; serving as a collective voice of campus student-athletes; and disseminating information to the student-athlete body. OTHER PROGRAMMING: The Department of Athletics, through the identification of outside speakers and periodic “Brown Bag Luncheons,” thrives to enhance the quality of the student-athlete experience as well as to educate student-athletes on a variety of issues that may affect them throughout their collegiate career. Some recent topics of interest have been alcohol, nutrition, body image, hazing, sexuality, diversity, career development, study skills, religious life and gambling.

2008-09 Academic All-District ASHLEY BEANS

2008-09 Academic All-American CHRIS HENNINGS

2008-09 Academic All-District GILLIAN NORDQUIST

2009 PL Player of Year ANDREW COHEN

2009 Outdoor PL Field Athlete of Year AMY MANTUSH

2008-09 Academic All-District ANDREW BROUSE

2009 PL Defensive Player of Year BILLY HAIRE

QUICK FACTS

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Lewisburg, PA 17837 Founded: 1846, 100th American college chartered Enrollment: 3,583 Nickname: Bison Colors: Blue and Orange Aﬃliation: NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (formerly I-AA) Conference: Patriot League Home Stadium: Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium (13,100/FieldTurf)

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

President: Dr. Brian C. Mitchell ................................................................................................................. 570-577-1511 Provost: Dr. Michael Smyer ........................................................................................................................ 570-577-1561 VP for Finance & Administration: David Surgala.................................................................................. 570-577-3811 VP for Enrollment Management/Dean of Admissions: Kurt Thiede.................................................. 570-577-1618 VP for Development & Alumni Relations: Samuel Lundquist ............................................................. 570-577-3200 VP for Communications: Pete Mackey...................................................................................................... 570-577-3260 General Counsel: Wayne Bromﬁeld ............................................................................................................ 570-577-1149 Chief of Staﬀ: Dave Myers .......................................................................................................................... 570-577-1511 NCAA Faculty Representative: Dr. Mitch Chernin ................................................................................ 570-577-3145

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

Director of Athletics: John P. Hardt......................................................................................................... 570-577-3054 Senior Associate Dir. of Athletics: Tim Pavlechko ................................................................................ 570-577-3588 Assoc. AD/Senior Woman Administrator: Amanda Backus ................................................................ 570-577-1712 Assoc. AD/Business & Team Services: Terrie Grieb .............................................................................. 570-577-3052 Assoc. AD/External Aﬀairs & Bison Club: Todd Newcomb ................................................................. 570-577-1771 Assoc. AD/NCAA Compliance Services: Calvin Symons ........................................................................ 570-577-3070 Asst. AD/Head Athletic Trainer: Mark Keppler ..................................................................................... 570-577-3255 Asst. AD/Facilities & Event Operations: Michael McFarland ............................................................. 570-577-1093 Asst. AD/Athletic Communications: Jon Terry..................................................................................... 570-577-3121 Senior Manager of Athletics Fundraising: Tom Harvey ....................................................................... 570-577-3549 Coordinator of Recreation Services: Joe Santorine .............................................................................. 570-577-1656 Aquatics Coordinator & Event Operations: Pam Armold .................................................................... 570-577-3594 Ticket Manager: Eric McCabe.................................................................................................................... 570-577-3301 Team Physician: Dr. Donald Stechschulte ................................................................................................ 570-577-1401 Fitness & Conditioning Coordinator: Jerry Shreck .............................................................................. 570-577-3061 Equipment Manager: Ken Hare (stadium) ................................................................................................ 570-577-1470

FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF

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Head Coach: Tim Landis (Randolph-Macon ’86, seventh season) .......................................................................... 570-577-3057 Bucknell Record: 28-39; Overall Record: 81-91-1 Assistant Coaches: Andrew Cohen (Marist ’93), Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers .................................................... 570-577-3479 Brent Thompson (Norwich ’98), Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line ......................................... 570-577-1120 Matt Lintal (Franklin & Marshall ’03), Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers............................................. 570-577-3826 Ed Lynett (Fordham ’92), Safeties ...................................................................................................... 570-577-3066 Bill McCord (Western Connecticut State ’05), Cornerbacks.............................................................. 570-577-3064 Mike O'Connor (Lafayette '04), Defensive Line ................................................................................. 570-577-3097 Sam Perryman (Lehigh ’04), Running Backs ..................................................................................... 570-577-3056 John Field (Texas Lutheran ’99), Strength and Conditioning/Defensive Assistant ........................ 570-577-1467 Steve Hayes (Millersville ’73), Assistant Offensive Line ................................................................... 570-577-3077 Administrative Coordinator: Jason Sweet (Michigan State ’01) ......................................................... 570-577-3066 Football Secretary: Deb Hommel ............................................................................................................ 570-577-3066

FOOTBALL FACTS

Season: 124th (first season: 1883) All-Time Record: 560-526-51, 123 seasons [560 wins ranks 17th all-time in Division I FCS history] Offensive/Defensive Formation: Spread Option/3-4 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Specialists Returning/Lost: 0/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 37/19 2008 Records: 5-6 overall, 2-4 Patriot League (5th place) Press Box Phone: 570-577-1519 Bison Sports Hotline: 570-577-1919 Web Site: www.BucknellBison.com

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

GENERAL INFORMATION Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium ...............6-7 Kenneth Langone Athletics & Recreation Center ... 8 Bucknell Athletics Facilities...................................... 9 This is Bucknell .................................................. 10-13 Premier Scholar-Athlete Experience ......................14 About Lewisburg .....................................................15 Life After Bucknell ..................................................16 Plan for Bucknell/Athletics Mission Statement ....17 Bison Club ...............................................................18 Gridiron Club...........................................................19 Media Services.........................................................20 Bison Vision.............................................................21 University Administration......................................22 Director of Athletics & Recreation .........................23 Athletics Administration .................................. 24-26 THE 2009 BISON

Roster................................................................. 28-29 Roster Breakdown/Pronunciations ........................30 Depth Chart.............................................................31 Season Outlook ................................................. 32-35 Notebook ........................................................... 36-37 Player Proﬁles .................................................... 38-57 The Bob Odell Head Coach................................ 58-59 Coaching Staﬀ ................................................... 60-61 Strength & Conditioning ........................................62 Athletic Training .....................................................63 Bison in the Community................................... 64-65 All-Time Coaching Records .....................................66

THE OPPOSITION

Colgate Raiders........................................................68 Cornell Big Red ........................................................69 Duquesne Dukes .....................................................70 Fordham Rams ........................................................71 Georgetown Hoyas ..................................................72 Holy Cross Crusaders ..............................................73 Lafayette Leopards..................................................74 Lehigh Mountain Hawks ........................................75 Marist Red Foxes .....................................................76 Penn Quakers ..........................................................77 Robert Morris Colonials .........................................78

TABLE

2008 SEASON IN REVIEW Game Recaps ..................................................... 80-85 2008 Honors/Awards ..............................................86 2008 Statistics ................................................... 87-90 PATRIOT LEAGUE Patriot League Proﬁle .............................................91 Patriot League Statistics and Standings ................92 Patriot League Honors ............................................93 All-Time Patriot League Standings/2009 Composite Schedule ...................................................................94 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL HISTORY

CONTENTS

2009 SCHEDULE Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21

at Duquesne ROBERT MORRIS at Cornell MARIST (FW) GEORGETOWN* at Penn LEHIGH* (HC) at Lafayette* at Fordham* at Colgate* HOLY CROSS*

6 p.m. 6 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. TBA 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

* Patriot League game (FW) Family Weekend (HC) Homecomingg

“A Century of Tradition” ................................... 96-97 “The Top 10” .................................................... 98-101 Individual Records ........................................ 102-106 Team Records ........................................................107 The Century Club .......................................... 108-109 1,000-Yard Rushers ...............................................110 2,000-Yard Passers/1,000-Yard Receivers ............111 Year-By-Year Leaders ............................................112 National Honors ....................................................113 All-League Honors......................................... 114-115 Special Award Winners ................................. 116-117 Team Captains .......................................................118 Bison in the Pros ...................................................119 All-Time Lettermen....................................... 120-125 Tom Gadd/1951 Team ..........................................126 Yearly Records .......................................................127 Records vs. Opponents .........................................128 Year-By-Year Results ..................................... 129-134 Bucknell Hall of Fame ................................... 135-136

2009 GAME PROMOTIONS September 12 vs. Robert Morris: Damon's T-Shirt Giveaway, Jr. Bison Club Bank Giveaway, Spring PL Championship Teams Recognition September 26 vs. Marist: Family Weekend, Hawthorne Caballeros Alumni Drum and Bugle Corps performance, October 3 vs. Georgetown: Community Day (free tickets), Jr. Bison Club Party Day, Take-A-Kid to the Game Day October 24 vs. Lehigh: Homecoming, Hall of Fame Day, Bison Land Inﬂatables November 21 vs. Holy Cross: Senior Recognition Day, POWERade Day

2008 RESULTS Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

DUQUESNE at Robert Morris CORNELL at Marist HOFSTRA at Georgetown* COLGATE* at Holy Cross* LAFAYETTE* at Lehigh* FORDHAM*

48-42, W 17-14, W 21-20, L 21-17, W 45-31, L 27-24, W 52-28, L 34-17, L 38-21, L 31-15, L (OT) 24-21, W

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL GUIDE  The 2009 Bucknell University Football Media Guide is a production of the Bucknell University Oﬃce of AthletCommunications.  The 2009 Bucknell University Football Media Guide was written, edited and designed by Todd Merriett, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications. Editorial assistance provided by Jon Terry and Doug Sellers. Special thanks to previous contributors Todd Newcomb, Bo Smolka, Brad Tufts, Pat Farabaugh, Kelli Sheesley and Jim Campbell.  Photography by Marc Hagemeier, Art Foxall, Craig Cavlovic, Chris Sciacca, Terry Wild, Laurie Jackson, Tim Sofranko and Staﬀord Smith.  Printing by Harmony Press, Inc., of Easton, Pa.

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CHRISTY MATHEWSON-MEMORIAL STADIUM

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CHRISTY MATHEWSON-MEMORIAL STADIUM THE HOME OF BISON FOOTBALL

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL Bucknell plays its home games in a picturesque, 85-year-old stadium that pays tribute to one of its most distinguished alumni and to its numerous war veterans. The stadium, dedicated in 1924 in honor of Bucknell men and women who served the United States in time of war, was renovated and renamed in 1989 to recognize perhaps Bucknell’s most honored alumni and one of the true heroes of American sports. Christy Mathewson was one of the five original members of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., but gained his initial athletic fame as a fullback, punter and dropkicker at Bucknell from 1898-1900. One of the truly outstanding players of his era, Mathewson kicked a point after touchdown in the first varsity game of his freshman year, and in the next three years added 13 touchdowns and eight field goals. Mathewson gained national attention when he dropkicked two field goals against Pennsylvania in 1899 and added a 45-yard field goal against Army the following year. As a result, he was named the “12th man” on Walter Camp’s 1900 All-America team. Reports in Bucknell files indicate that Mathewson practiced his dropkicking hour after hour, and these reports also note that his punting was exceptional throughout his career, a three-year stretch during which he scored 106 points. “Matty” was also a punishing runner, and one game account makes note of a 65-yard touchdown run and a 70-yard kickoff return. The facility that bears Mathewson’s name has seen plenty of transformation over the last 20 years. A new locker room and weight room were constructed in 1987. The Tom Gadd Weight Room was updated with brand new equipment in 1999, allowing Bison players an outstanding facility for daily use and weight training. In 1988, the horseshoe edifice was totally resurfaced and new seating was added. New concession stands, rest rooms, ticket booths and souvenir stands were added a year later, along with an eight-lane, allweather track, which was resurfaced in 2003.

CHRISTY MATHEWSON-MEMORIAL STADIUM

The section at the south end of the STADIUM FACTS stadium was landscaped in 1988, and a new scoreboard and messageboard • Ground Broken: ............................................................... March 17, 1924 • Original Name: .............................................................Memorial Stadium were added. • Original Capacity: ........................................................................... 18,000 The most recent upgrades include • First Game: .....................................................................October 18, 1924 new lights, which feature a nearly Lafayette 21, Bucknell 3 10-fold increase in candle power, and • Stadium Rededicated: .............................................. September 30, 1989 a FieldTurf playing surface. The synBucknell 36, Dartmouth 20 thetic grass, a gift from Norm Garrity • Current Capacity: ............................................................................ 13,100 ’63 and his wife, Mary Lou ’64, was • Bucknell’s All-Time Stadium Record: ..................................... 230-142-10 laid in the summer of 2001 and drew rave reviews in its initial seasons. Bucknell at the time was one of only a handful of Division I schools to install FieldTurf as a full-time playing surface in a football stadium.

KENNETH LANGONE ATHLETICS & RECREATION CENTER

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KREBS FITNESS CENTER

Promoting lifetime wellness, the Krebs Family Fitness Center contains state-of-the-art ca cardiovascular and strength conditioning equipment. The 16,000-square-foot center includes ov 175 positions for equipment within three distinct areas. The first-level cardiovascular over an pin-select equipment is open for student, faculty and staff use at all times. Directly and ab above, the mezzanine also contains cardio equipment, with scenic views of the campus and natatorium. In July 2008, a new Mondo floor was installed. na The third area, the Berger Family Weight Room, sits on the former site of Freas-Rooke Pool, Po and is used for instructional free-weight training and varsity workouts.

KINNEY NATATORIUM

The Bucknell University Department of Athletics and Recreation prides itself on setting the standard of excellence when it comes to success both on the playing fields and in the classroom. With 15 Patriot League Presidents’ Cups in 19 years, national leadership in graduation rates, 117 Academic All-Americans in 38 years and 113 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes in 19 years, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class in terms of upholding the scholar-athlete model. The addition of the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center, one of the finest collegiate athletics and recreation venues of its kind, ensures the continuation of that success. The facility enhances each of Bucknell’s 27 varsity programs and greatly expands the scope of its growing intramural and recreational sports offerings. A visually appealing structure located along Moore Avenue on the “downhill” side of campus, the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center was designed to reach out to all members of the campus community, including the student body, varsity student-athletes, faculty, staff and alumni. Three primary venues lie within the facility: the Arthur D. Kinney Jr. Natatorium, the 4,000-seat Gary A. Sojka Pavilion and the Krebs Family Fitness Center. Other features include a new location for the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame, a display of Bucknell’s Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, a sports medicine and athletic training suite, classrooms, modern offices for coaches and staff and increased locker room space for varsity and recreational athletes. The facility is named in honor of Ken Langone, a 1957 Bucknell graduate who, along with his wife Elaine, pledged $11 million toward the center’s construction. Langone was a member of the university Board of Trustees from 1980 to 1996. One of the special qualities of the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center is the manner in which it supplements the pre-existing facilities. The brand new construction surrounds Gerhard Fieldhouse and historic Davis Gymnasium, which has been restored as a competition venue for the Bison volleyball and wrestling teams, as well as intramural, recreation and other varsity practice activities. As Bucknell continues to strive toward its mission of setting the standard of excellence in college athletics, the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center is the centerpiece in an already impressive cache of athletics facilities that includes the 13,100-seat Christy MathewsonMemorial Stadium and its FieldTurf gridiron and 8-lane track surface; the scenic Bucknell Golf Club; Depew Field, the home of the Bison baseball team; the West Fields softball diamond; and Emmitt Field and Graham Field at Holmes Stadium, hte new portion of the West Fields project that includes covered grandstand seats, ticket and concession areas, team rooms, a training room and a press box area for soccer, field hockey and women's lacrosse. A closer look behind the walls of the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center:

RAMER SCHAFFNER MEMORIAL HALL

Ramer Schaffner Memorial Hall greets guests as they enter the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center. The entry hall features the busts of 2nd Lt. George H. Ramer and 1st Lt. Dwite H. Schaffner, Bucknell’s Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, and provides access to Gerhard Fieldhouse and the Krebs Family Fitness Center on the ground level. Guests may proceed to the second level to enter Davis Gym, administrative offices and the Hall of Fame, which celebrates Bucknell’s Patriot League championships and other athletics accomplishments.

Kinney Natatorium features a 50-meter by 25-yard Olympic class pool, which accommodates m four varsity programs — men’s and women’s swimming and diving and men’s and women’s wo water polo — while enhancing the recreational aquatics opportunities for the Bucknell community. The pool itself features two moveable bulkheads, allowing for multiple Bu team te practices and recreational swimming to occur simultaneously. Natatorium amenities include seating for 500 spectators, restrooms, separated varsity and an visiting team locker rooms, a poolside classroom, sauna, steam room and concession stands. sta Already Kinney Natatorium has played host to several major events, most notably the 2005 20 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championship. The facility has also served as host of the 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2009 Patriot League Swimming and Diving Championships, the 2004 Eastern Women’s Water Polo Championship and an exhibition game against the U.S. women’s water polo national team, drawing rave reviews at each. Beginning in the spring of 2005, the Pennsylvania state swimming championships moved to Kinney Natatorium.

SOJKA PAVILION

Sojka Pavilion provides the Bison men’s and women’s basketball programs with one of the finest arenas in the East. A “first-class” venue capable of seating 4,000 spectators for sporting and other campus events, the pavilion has walk-down access to all seats and unobstructed views of the playing surface or concert stage for all spectators. The seating bowl features approximately 1,500 fixed seats and 2,500 retractable seats, enabling an “expandable” open floor area with sufficient space for three basketball courts for recreational activities and varsity practices. The spacious upper-level concourse includes two concession areas, restrooms, handicapped seating and several suites that overlook the floor. Behind the scenes, on the floor level, Sojka Pavilion provides a green room for performance acts and other functions, a catering kitchen for special events, ticket windows, locker room space for home and visiting teams and officials, and a loading dock capable of accommodating team buses and production trucks for televised events. Nearly 20 nationally televised basketball games have already been aired from Sojka Pavilion, including the ESPN broadcast of the 2006 Patriot League championship game and an ESPN360 airing of the Bucknell-Villanova men’s game that drew a school-record crowd of 4,433.

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ATHLETIC FACILITIES

Whether it is the varsity student-athlete, the intramurals participant or the fitness fitness buff looking for a nice workout, members of the Bucknell community benefit from a wide array of first class athletics facilities. The completion of the Kenneth Langone Athletics & Recreation Center in 2003 highlighted a facilities boon at Bucknell. Sojka Pavilion, Kinney Natatorium and the Krebs Family Fitness Center are the centerpieces of the sparkling indoor facility, nicely complementing the renovated Davis Gym and Gerhard Fieldhouse, all of which lie under the same roof. Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium is the largest of the outdoor facilities, with 13,100 seats surrounding the FieldTurf playing surface and recently resurfaced 8-lane track. Holmes Stadium, completed in 2007, is an impressive covered grandstand located at the West Fields complex. It features all chair-back seating and accompanying support facilities (locker rooms, athletic training room, press box, concession/ merchandise stand, etc.) that service both three-year-old Emmitt Field, the home of Bison soccer, and the AstroTurf Graham Field, which is the home field of the field hockey and women's lacrosse squads. Also located on the western end of campus are numerous grass fields for intramurals and recreation, as well as Bucknell’s own highly regarded 18-hole golf course. The Bison rowing team has its own boathouse located about 10 miles south of campus, along the scenic Susquehanna River. The quality and location of these venues makes Bucknell one of the most sports-friendly campuses in the nation.

SOJKA PAVILION

KINNEY NATATORIUM

DAVIS GYM

GERHARD FIELDHOUSE

Home of Bison basketball

Home of Bison swimming & diving and water polo

Home of Bison volleyball and wrestling

Home of Bison indoor track & ﬁeld

CHRISTY MATHEWSONMEMORIAL STADIUM

GRAHAM FIELD AT HOLMES STADIUM

EMMITT FIELD AT HOLMES STADIUM

FIELDHOUSE COURTS

Home of Bison football, men's lacrosse and outdoor track & ﬁeld

Home of Bison ﬁeld hockey and women's lacrosse

Home of Bison soccer

Home of Bison tennis

BISON SOFTBALL FIELD

BUCKNELL GOLF CLUB

Home of Bison softball

Home of Bison golf

BISON RIVER COMPLEX

DEPEW FIELD

Home of Bison rowing

Home of Bison baseball

BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY

COMBINE THE PERSONAL ATTENTION OF

A SMALL COLLEGE WITH THE RESOURCES OF A LARGE UNIVERSITY

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BUCKNELL

Bucknell University is one of the top liberal arts colleges in the nation. Our academic prog programs encompass: • The traditional liberal arts disciplines—arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. • Professional programs in accounting, management, education, engineering, and music. • Preprofessional programs in law and medicine. With more than 3,500 undergraduates and nearly 150 graduate students, we combine the personal attention of a small college with the resources of a large university.

THE CAMPUS: BEAUTIFUL AND CENTRALLY LOCATED • More than 100 facilities for learning, living, and recreation. • Recent additions: music building, residence hall, geology/psychology building, engineering building, and athletics center. The new West Fields complex is home to ﬁeld hockey, women’s lacrosse, and men’s and women’s soccer. • Approximately three hours from Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. ACADEMICS: BROAD LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES • More than 50 majors leading to bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of engineering, bachelor of science in education, bachelor of science in business administration, or bachelor of music. • Arts & Sciences Departments and Programs: Animal Behavior, Art and Art History, Biology, Cell Biology/Biochemistry, Chemistry, Classics, Comparative Humanities, Computer Science, East Asian Studies, Economics, Education, English, Environmental Geology, Environmental Studies, French, Geography, Geology, German, History, International Relations, Latin American Studies, Management, Mathematics, Music, Neuroscience, Philosophy, Physics and Astronomy, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Russian, Sociology and Anthropology, Spanish, Theatre and Dance, Women’s and Gender Studies. • Engineering Departments: Biomedical, Chemical, Civil and Environmental, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. • • • •

THE FACULTY: FOCUSED ON STUDENTS More than 330 full-time faculty. More than 95% of faculty members hold doctoral degrees. Undergraduate learning is highest priority. Faculty members are active scholars who conduct research, produce creative works, and publish their ﬁndings, often in collaboration with students.

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH: HANDS-ON LEARNING • Students conduct research in the lab and off campus in conjunction with faculty mentors. • High degree of independence. • Great preparation for graduate school and career. CAMPUS LIFE: NEVER A DULL MOMENT • Learning outside of class: academically oriented student organizations, guest lecturers, campus publications, concerts, art exhibitions, theatre, trips off campus, and more. • More than 150 student-run organizations to suit nearly every interest, from a capella singing to Zen Buddhist meditation. • Volunteer and service projects on- and off-campus, including abroad • 13 fraternities and 6 sororities. • Diverse religious life programs. • Athletics: varsity intercollegiate program, club sports for both men and women, and intramural programs. RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES: HOUSING OPTIONS ACADEMIC T WIST

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• Seven themed programs open to ﬁrst-year students: arts, environment, global, humanities, language and culture, social justice, and society and technology. • Students take a course together, live together, and participate in out-of-class activities such as informal discussions, guest lectures, and oﬀ-campus trips.

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CAREER SERVICES: PREPARATION FOR THE FUTURE Full-or part-time internships at companies, non-proﬁts, or governmental agencies. Resume writing and interviewing guidance. Two-day job shadowing externships. On-campus employment expos and oﬀ-campus networking nights.

VISIT CAMPUS: SEE BUCKNELL FOR YOURSELF • Tours are oﬀered ﬁve times daily on weekdays and three times on Saturdays. • No appointment is necessary for tours; other options may require reservations. • Please go to www.bucknell.edu/admissions/calendar or call 570-577-1101 for more information about visit options.

THE PREMIERE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE EXPERIENCE

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 Bucknell ranked second nationally in student-athlete graduation rate according to the NCAA's fall 2008 report. Bucknell has led the nation in graduation rate on several occasions and annually ranks in the top 10.  Sixteen Bucknell varsity athletics programs boasted perfect 100 percent Graduation Success Rates (GSR), factoring student-athletes who entered school between the 199899 and 2001-02 academic years.  All 27 Bucknell varsity programs easily meet the NCAA's Academic Performance Rate (APR) standards. In fact, 17 Bison programs, including football, earned NCAA Public Recognition Awards for ranking in the top 10 percent of all teams in their respective sport according to APR scores.  A student-athlete Academic Enhancement Lab is open six days a week throughout the school year. Fully equipped with computers and audio/video technology, the study center is conveniently located on the Sojka Pavilion concourse.

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LEWISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

BEST SMALL TOWNS

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Bucknell’s hilltop campus slopes into Victorian Lewisburg, population roughly 6,000, a town in which historic preservationists have influence. Lewisburg enjoys ornamental vanities that are not part of modern architecture. Gingerbread porches, carved wooden doors and three-globed street lights that make this town memorable. Historical roots are important in Lewisburg. The town celebrates the holidays with the annual Victorian Holiday Parade and exhibits at the Packwood House Museum and the Slifer House Museum. Its many historical sites include an Underground Railroad station. A weekly market brings Amish farmers to town in horse-drawn wagons. Lewisburg is ranked 15th in the nation in the book, The 100 Best Small Towns in America, written by Norman Crampton. The town earned this ranking by scoring high in areas such as the number of physicians per 100,000, the percentage of college-educated residents, the lowest number of serious crimes, and its location near state parks as well as being host to an institution of higher learning. The borough of Lewisburg began its early life as “Derrstown” named for its settler, landowner, and miller Ludwig Derr. While the date remains obscure, the historians point out that in English, the German name for Ludwig is Lewis. The town’s growth from 1785 until well into the 19th century was slow due to the lack of transportation, until a ferry was built to carry wagons across the Susquehanna River and a canal was completed in 1833. Lewisburg, surveyed in 1769, was not officially founded by Ludwig Derr until 1785. The borough was incorporated on March 31, 1812. Located on the Susquehanna, it has benefited with every development in transportation: turnpike, canal, railroad and now, highways. Enhanced by the chartering of Bucknell University on February 5, 1846, and the seating of the county government on October 9, 1855, the community expanded its development past Fifth Street to what is now Route 15. Most of the builders of this community are protected through historic district regulation. In addition to Bucknell, the Lewisburg Federal Prison System and Evangelical Community Hospital enhance the area’s financial stability. Education has always played a primary part in Lewisburg’s social society. As early as 1790 the basics were taught in private homes. In 1805 the “Log Cabin Academy” was built. In 1835 three new schools were added, while the present system consists of two elementary schools, a middle school — which was recently named the top middle school in the state — and a high school. Sixty-five percent of Lewisburg’s high school graduates go on to college. For more on Lewisburg, please visit the Lewisburg Downtown Partnership Web site at www.lewisburgpa.com.

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LIFE AFTER BUCKNELL

The Career Development Center at Buckn supports the University’s commitment to nell p preparing productive citizens for our global co community by educating our students in b bridging their educational and life experiences with their life-long professional goals. The CDC at Bucknell is a comprehensive ca career center oﬀering services and programs th are relevant to both undergraduate and that g graduate students. Assistance is available for su issues as: self-assessment and career desuch ci cision-making, the development of job search to tools, interview preparation, resources for co conducting employment and graduate school re research, and internship and full-time emp ployment leads.

CLASS OF 2008 8 Graduate Activity ................ % Respondents Total Placed ...................................................... 93% Employed ......................................................... 62% Graduate School............................................... 21% Employed and in Graduate School .....................3% Other Activity .....................................................7% Still Seeking ........................................................7% Type of Employer ................. % Respondents Business ........................................................... 62% Education ......................................................... 13% Non-Proﬁt ...........................................................9% Research & Industry ...........................................8% Government ........................................................3% Military ...............................................................1% Unknown/Other .................................................4% Graduate School Program .... % Respondents Humanities & Social Sciences ......................... 22% Science .............................................................. 16% Medical ............................................................. 16% Law ................................................................... 12% Engineering...................................................... 12% Post BAC/Other ............................................... 10% Business ..............................................................5% Education ............................................................4% Allied Health .......................................................3% How Employment was Secured ......................... % Respondents Cold Calls.......................................................... 21% On-Campus Interview ..................................... 14% Previous Employer........................................... 12% Bucknell Alumni/Family Contact ......................9% Internet/Online Listing .....................................8% The Bridge ...........................................................4% Classiﬁed Ads ......................................................3% Employment Agencies ........................................2% CDC Networking Events ....................................1% Other Means .................................................... 11% No Data ............................................................ 15% Where Graduates Located .... % Respondents Northeast ......................................................... 79% Midwest...............................................................9% West.....................................................................7% Southeast ............................................................3% International.......................................................2% Top 2008 Employers PricewaterhouseCoopers Goldman Sachs Deloitte Ernst & Young General Electric Teach for America Bucknell University JPMorgan Chase KPMG Johnson & Johnson Clark Construction Group United States Army UBS Wealth Management Vanguard Lockheed Martin Source: Bucknell Career Development Center

CDC Programming: • Self-assessment tools • Extensive career and graduate admissions libraries • On- and oﬀ -campus employment expos • Internship/externship programs • 24-hour access to Bucknell’s web-based recruiting/career system • Diversity resources • Alumni career networking events • Continuing career services for Bucknell graduates • Bucknell Public Interest Program, educating students on non-proﬁt careers

BUCKNELL NO. 1 IN SALARY POTENTIAL AMONG U.S. LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES

Graduates of Bucknell University have the highest earning potential in the nation, a new research survey revealed in July 2008. The 2008 Education and Salary Report, prepared and released by Seattlebased PayScale Inc., named Bucknell graduates No. 1 among graduates of top U.S. liberal arts colleges by salary potential. The top liberal arts college category showed that the starting median salary for Bucknell graduates was $54,100, while the mid-career median salary was $110,000. Bucknell was followed by Colgate University at $52,800 and $108,000 and Amherst at $54,500 and $107,000, respectively. The salary report, the ﬁ rst issued by the company, also ranked Bucknell 13th among all Northeastern colleges and universities for salary potential. Dartmouth College, Princeton University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Yale University, and Harvard University were Nos. 1-5, respectively. Except for Cooper Union (No. 9), Bucknell was the only predominantly undergraduate institution in the top 14 in this category. National Reputation A number of recent reports have served to underscore Bucknell’s national reputation: • In 2007, The Washington Monthly ranked Bucknell No. 7 among the best liberal arts colleges in the country when it comes to fostering research and promoting an ethic of service and social mobility. • In 2008, the Peace Corps listed Bucknell at No. 6 on its top 25 list of small colleges and uni u niversities pr p oduc ucin i g Peace Peac a e Corp ps Vo Volu unt ntee eers r . universities producing Corps Volunteers. • In In 2008, 200 008, 8 Kiplinger’s Kip ipliingger er’ss Personal Perrsonal Finance Finance magazine rated Bucknell as the 11th 11t 1 h best bestt value vval alue ue in private liberal arts arts colleges. colleges e . es

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Bucknell is a unique national university where liberal arts and professional onal programs ona complement each other, where 3,583 full-time students are educated for a lifetime of critical thinking and strong leadership. For 160 years, the University has remained true to its fundamental purpose: to educate and prepare students for lives that make a difference and have a positive impact on the world. In keeping with that purpose, the University has developed The Plan for Bucknell, which includes its collective vision — “To provide students with the premier undergraduate experience in American higher education.” The Plan comprises five strateg egies. Strengthen the Academic C Core aims to ensure that a Buckn nell education is challenging and en engaging, with openness to new id ideas and a culture of innovation; Deepen the Residential L Learning Experience will provi vide a residential learning and livin ing experience that complements th the academic program, integrates th the athletics and recreation proggram and promotes personal gr growth and development and civic an and ethical responsibility; Enhance Diversity is a comm mitment to diversity in all its fo forms within a civil and supportive en environment of open exchange to pprepare Bucknell graduates to live an and work in a globally integrated an and intercultural world; Build Bridges will bring the world to Bucknell — through visiting scholars and sports teams, international students and alumni, guest speakers, international focus semesters, and electronic communications — and bring Bucknell to the world through strategic partnerships and community engagement activities as well as opportunities for off-campus study and faculty research; Secure Our Financial Future will secure resources necessary to engage new opportunities, lessen dependence on tuition, and ensure our financial future. The Plan for Bucknell was unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees on April 29, 2006, having previously been approved by the students and faculty. We have begu be gun n implementing impl im plem emen enti ting ng it it an andd ar aree de dete term rmin ined ed to to make make it it a reality real re alit ityy over over the the next nex nextt de deca cade de. To begun determined decade. read the the complete com compl plet etee ve vers rsio ion n of The Plan Pla for Bucknell Buc uckn knel elll or or to request req reque uest st a published pub publilish shed ed version, ver versi sion on,, read version see http://www.bucknell.edu/Th http:/ http :// //www /www.buc buckkn knel ell. ll.ed edu/ u/Th TheP ePla lanf anfor forBu Buuck ckne nellll. see ePlanforBucknell.

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BUCKNELL/ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT

The Department of Athletics The and Recreation strives to set the standard of excellence for intercollegiate and intramural programs in higher education, thereby advancing and drawing attention to the mission, core values, and educational goals of Bucknell University. The Department believes that student-athletes’ academic programs must be their first priority. It is therefore committed to maintaining Bucknell’s high national ranking for studentathletes’ graduation rates and for producing Academic AllAmericans, and to continued leadership of the Patriot League in Academic Honor Roll nominations, based on grade-point averages. The coaches’ and staff ’s paramount responsibility athletes’ educa is maintaining academic prioritiess and supporting student student-athletes’ education, even while providing the rigorous and serious NCAA Division I athletic opportunities Bucknell student-athletes seek. Further, the Department promotes the personal growth of student-athletes and the general student body by encouraging personal health, development, and balance among intellectual, social, civic, and physical pursuits; by celebrating challenge and competition; and by preparing participants for service and leadership in the world. Coaches and staff direct a rich array of athletic programs and recreational opportunities aimed at increasing student engagement, as well as strengthening character, healthy living, teamwork, sportsmanship, and spirit. In creating shared experiences for students, faculty, and staff, as well as alumni, family, and friends, the Department’s programs add substantially to Bucknell’s sense of community and foster life-long relationships with Bucknell. The Department embraces the University’s decision to compete at the highest extramural level, in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Division I membership is valuable not only because this level of competition maximally challenges student-athletes, but also because it signals clearly Bucknell’s high standards and seriousness of purpose in all extracurricular endeavors and it helps position Bucknell apart from other National Liberal Arts Colleges. Likewise, the competitive success the Department seeks, measured in part by consistent contention for the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup, reflects positively upon Bucknell’s student-athletes and the University alike, and it brings distinction and national recognition to Bucknell. A student-centered operation, the Department is committed to providing equitable opportunities to women and men, as well as members of minority and majority groups of all kinds. The Department subscribes to, and complies with, all principles and regulations of the Patriot League, the Eastern College Athletic Conference, and the NCAA.

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BISON CLUB

THE BISON CLUB SUPPORTS: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Former football players Ed Hart '85 and Dave Henry '86 talk with Bison head coach Tim Landis at last May's Bison Club reception in Philadelphia.

ninth year as the director of the Bison Club. He is the second full-time director of the organization since it was founded nearly 50 years ago, following Jim Campbell, who served in that capacity for 11 years before retiring in the summer of 2000. In addition to his duties as associate director of athletics for external aﬀairs, Newcomb coordinates fundraising eﬀorts for all 27 men’s and women’s varsity sports, alumni functions and special events. Working closely with Newcomb and the director of annual giving to identify and solicit new annual donors to the Bison Club are managers of athletics fundraising Tom Harvey and Terry Conrad. In addition, former Bucknell Hall of Fame lacrosse coach Sid Jamieson has served as a fundraising assistant for the past four years. For more information on supporting the Bison Club, please call Todd Newcomb at 570-577-1771.

Bucknell has continued its long tradition of academic and athletic excellence in large part because of the Bison Club, which provides support for all of Bucknell’s varsity intercollegiate athletics programs. Membership in the Bison Club helps the Bucknell athletics programs defray expenses of recruiting, equipment purchases and team travel. The Bison Club also sponsors the annual Senior Athletic Awards Banquet, one of the highlights of the athletic year at Bucknell. At the banquet, each qualiﬁed senior student-athlete is presented with a Bucknell ring or watch in recognition of his or her achievements. Special awards honor the most outstanding student-athletes in the senior class. In addition, the Bison Club sponsors the Bucknell Athletic Hall of Fame, which now includes 205 members and is located on the second ﬂoor of Bucknell’s Gerhard Fieldhouse. Todd Newcomb, Bucknell Class of 1988, is in his

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BISON CLUB MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

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GRIDIRON CLUB

The Bison Gridiron Club is an organization tion of alumni, parents and friends of Bucknell Football whose primary purpose is to promote a heightened awareness of and an active interest in the Bucknell Football program. The main support group of Bucknell Football, the Bison Gridiron Club will operate under the umbrella of the Bison Club and the Office of Development and Alumni Relations. The purpose of the Bison Gridiron Club is twofold; to serve as a conduit for Bucknell players, both past and current, to unite behind the program they have built by reconnecting and reengaging in Bison Football; and most importantly, to support and augment the Bucknell Football program with championship level financial and personal assistance. (membership as of June 9, 2009) Ahern, Ryan '08 Aiello, Scott '86 Alexander, Jeffrey '87 Alexander, Tom '62 Arentowicz, Frank '69 Axe, Dr. Michael '75 Azarik, Robert & Barbara 'P09 Bagdy, Charles '76 Bair, Bill '70 Batten, Johnnie & Elizabeth 'P12 Bauersfeld, H. Williams 'P95 Beblo, Angela '02 Bell, Dave & Debbie 'P12 Benevento, Michael '93 Benjamin, Ron '67 Berardinelli, David '93 Berardinelli, John & Barbara 'P93 Bergfeld, John '60 Biden, Doug '72 Biemer, Thomas '84 Black, Peter '82 Boline, David & Kathy 'P11 Bolte, Tim & Sheila 'P12 Bongiovanni, Richard & Dawn '82 Borich, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey 'P01 Boyer, David '86 & Janine 'P12 Boyer, Ronald '60 Braaf, Ferdinand & Ellen 'P10 Bromfield, Wayne Brown, Hollis '69 Bucher, Robert '50 Buell, Harry '88 Callahan, Brian '86 Canestrari, Rob '88 Carita, Joe '87 Cerretani, Rick '70 Chernin, Prof. Mitch Chiccino, Anne '69 Chironna, John '55 Citron, Jay '58 Coleman, George & Marla 'P99 Coleman, Ross '99 Collage, Stephen '08 Collett, Doug & Kelly '82 Collins, Joel Collins, Timothy '85 Colton, Ryan '04 Conners, Roger '59 Conrad, Terry Conti, Greg '08 Cooper, Colby '99 Cosgrove, Raymond '62 Coverdale, Greg '92 Cox, Dennis '60 Crocker, Russ '72 Dailey, Judge John '74 D'Amelio, Frank & Carmel 'P12 Darrup, Chris '90 Davidson, Mike '77 Davies, Peter '85 DeAngelis, Tom '75 Dee, Robert '54 DeNick, Frank & Jill 'P12 DeStefano, Josh '08 Diorio, F. Joseph '72 Doak, Kenneth '71 Dodd, Roger '73 Dominick, Dr. Tom '87 Donaldson, Dick Dretar, Robert '64 Durtan, Stan '73 Dzurinko, Andy '65 Eachus, Jack '60

Eberhardt, Robert '69 Eck, Stephen '73 Eley, Jim '70 Ellis, Scott '65 Erb, Lester '91 Erby, Corin '08 Esernio, Robert '80 Fallon, Tom '68 Farbstein, Mitchell '73 Farrand, George & Beverly 'P10 Feldmann, Gordy '70 Fick, Bill '70 Fitzsimmons, Bob '58 Fralick, Jason '93 Frassenei, Rogers '58 Friday, Brandon '08 Gadd, Carol Gansinger, James '67 Gavert, Roy '55 Gerlach, Jim & Karen 'P11 Gilkey, Clinton '60 Glasser, Chad '08 Goglia, Rich '73 Gornto, Robert & Joy 'P10 Grainger, Jonathan '08 Grieb, Terrie Guadagno, Andrew '08 Gutman, Steven '70 Guyton, Zach '87 Hall, Marshall '83 Harder, Robert '59 Hardt, John Hart, Duane '94 Hart, Edgar '85 Hart, Jeﬀ '93 Hart, Lew '59 Harvey, Tom Hauck, Edward '75 Havrilak, Sam '69 Hayes, Steve Hemmings, Bruce '66 Henderson, John '51 Henesey, Brian '92 Henry, Andy '89 Henry, David '86 Herman, Sherman '49 Higgins, Bill '91 Hopple, Dennis Hopson, Jay & Nancy 'P12 Hubka, Eugene '47 Hunt, Brad '97 Huntzinger, Tom '88 Ibrahim, Robert '84 Jamieson, Ed '70 John, Jim '99 Johnson, Bruce '70 and Lois '71 Johnson, Charlie '63 Jones, Joey & Debbie 'P10 Karlovec, Luke '58 Kaslander, Robert '84 Kaufmann, Dick '68 Kawczenski, Brian & Joanne 'P03 Kawczenski, Matt '03 Kiick, Alice '40 Kinsey, Ron '66 Kopp, Travis '91 Kosakowski, William '89 Krutchkoﬀ, Todd '91 Kuhn, George '70 Lampl, George '89 Law, Mary '52 Lenhard, Donald '67 Lesifko, Michael '75

Lewis, Dr. Michael '68 Lillis, Scott '88 Lipp, Glyn '79 Lohr, Philip '81 Loyer, James '74 Luccarelli, Gene '71 Mackenzie, Doug '08 Mackintosh, George '59 Maloney, R.J. '93 Manjuck, Edward & Margaret 'P09 Marinak, Dr. Doug '70 Marks, Robert '67 Marren, David '83 Marsilio, Chad '01 Marsilio, Tom & Robin 'P04 Martin, Tom & Cindi '92 Massaro, Tom & Wolf, Ann 'P11 Mathias, Larry '60 Mauritz, Peter '81 Mayer, Walter '62 Mayock, Matthew '89 McClinchie, Col. Alex '64 McDevitt, Eddie '73 McDonald, Mike '80 McFarland, William '86 McGrath, Fred '77 Meenan, Dan '89 Megargel, Bob '47 Melberger, Clifford '61 Miller, Josselyn '99 Mironov, Scott '87 Mitchell, Thomas '66 Morgan, J.C. '04 Morton, Tom '71 Mozal, Nick '08 Mulhall, Brian '89 Murphy, Neil '60 Nauman, Doug '73 & Sue '74 Nardone, Patricia '52 Newcomb, Mal '63 Newcomb, Todd '88 Niemczyk, Stefan '07 Niemczyk, Dr. Stephen 'P07 Noble, Ralph '49 Noshay, Michael & Jill 'P12 Novak, Darryl '63 O'Dowd, Stephen '88 Ondrasik, John '73 O'Reilly, Cameron '08 O'Reilly, John '70 Palko, Dan '00 Parker, Brad '89 Patzwall, Robert '60 Pavlechko, Tim '91 Pecone, Christian '97 Phelan, John 'P10 Phillips, Dave '83 Pisano, Bill '92 Preston, Arnold '51 Pulgrano, Mr. & Mrs. Philip 'P10 Radcliffe, Atty. William '70 Rahner, Charles '50 Ranck, Craig '76 Ranck, Jeff & Debra Ratkus, Theodore '65 Redmond, Len '94 Rielly, Jim '85 Riker, Ralph '57 Rivera, Stephen '08 Rohrbaugh, Luke '71 Rosevear, Scott & Courtney Rubright, Don '75 Sant'Ambrogio, Paul '80

Scalleat, Sam '67 Schiano, Greg '88 Schiebel, Rich '76 Scholtz, Kenneth '98 Scocca, Dan '91 Seaman, G. Calvin '50 Sease, Gary '65 Seigfried, Mike '65 Shaﬀer, Brian '79 Shelley, Dr. & Mrs. Penn '53 Sill, Bob '84 Simmons, Buddy & Jeanette 'P11 Simon, Herm '51 Skelton, Dick '60 & Cindy '68 Skiavo, John '66 Slater, Ryan '08 Smesko, John '72 Smith, Bill '70 Smith, Gregory '70 Smith, J.D. '67 Smith, Ryan '92 Smith, Trevor '91 Sojka, Gary & Sandy Somerville, Scott '85 Sommers, John & Catherine '61 Spatafore, John '92 Spielman, Ed '48 Stabler, Andy '51 Stamos, Stephen Stein, William '74 Stiefel, Herbert '52 Stolz, Robert Strohecker, Russ '95 Sullivan, John '86 Sweeney, Tim Talmage, Burt '55 Thiel, Will '77 Thistlewaite, Scott '94 Thompson, Neal '99 Tomeo, Jim '80 Tomlin, Paul '68 Trotter, Nisan '05 Tunison, Jennifer 'P02 Twiford, Kenneth '62 Tyler, Raymond '48 Utke, Steven '05 Varano, Tony '02 Vassar, David '70 Vernoy, Bob '58 Vincent, Michael '67 von Paris, John & Patricia 'P11 Wald, Cliﬀord 'P12 Walling, Fitz '46 Walsh, Ryan '08 Ward, Michael '85 Weaver, Dick '68 West, James '63 Wilkinson, Dr. John '42 Williams, Doug '63 Williams, George '89 Williams, Robert '62 Wilson, Terrance '08 Wissman, Greg '08 Yeomans, Bill '70 Zarlinski, Steve '69 Zurisko, James & Diane 'P12

To join the Bison Gridiron Club or the Bison Club, please contact Todd Newcomb at 570-577-1771 or tnewcomb@bucknell.edu.

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MEDIA INFORMATION

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Assi Assistant A.D./Director of Athl Athletic Communications Oﬃce: 570-577-3121 Cell: 570-850-9603 Cell E-mail: E-m terry@bucknell.edu terry y

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The 2009 edition of the Bucknell football media guide was produced to assist the media in its coverage of Bucknell football. Requests for additional information should be directed to: Todd Merriett Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Bucknell University Lewisburg, PA 17837

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Christy Mathewson Stadium Press Box The press box at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium is available to working members of the media only. Cheering is not permitted, nor tolerated. The press box is located atop the West stands of Christy MathewsonMemorial Stadium. Also located in the press box are radio, game operations and video booths, coaches booths and an athletic director booth. Admission to the press box is by credential only.

Radio Information There are two booths for electronic media in the Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium press box, one of which is reserved for the Bison Sports Network. The remaining booth will be reserved for the oﬃcial station of the visiting team, as designated by that institution's sports information director. If there are more than two stations broadcasting the game, or if the game is on television, then at least one broadcast crew may have to work from the main press box, space permitting.

Credential Requests Requests for working media credentials for Bucknell home games are required and are issued to working members of the press only. Season credentials will be granted to members of the media that cover Bucknell football on a regular basis. Requests for single-game credentials should arrive no later than three days prior to the game. All single-game credentials may be picked up in the Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium press box on game day. Please contact Todd Merriett to request a credential.

Permission to broadcast the game is granted through the Bucknell Oﬃce of Athletic Communications and arrangements for use of a phone line should be made at least two weeks prior to a game. Bucknell reserves the right to deny access to an organization for not following procedure. All long distance phone calls must be charged to a credit card or other third party.

Media Services Working media at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium will receive the following: • Game program, pregame notes, flipcard, media guide • Live statistics monitors • Quarterly "quickie" statistics • Complete final statistics • Complete final play-by-play Media Parking The Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium press box is located on the west side of the stadium (nearest Route 15). Members of the media are permitted to park in the area closest to the press box behind the stadium.

Photographers The NCAA has a sideline control policy to keep those areas free from congestion. Only photographers on assignment and working members of the television media are issued sideline passes. Per NCAA rules, photographers are not permitted between the 25-yard lines. Postgame Interviews The postgame interview room is located under the east stands adjacent to the Buckenll team locker room. Media members will be escorted by a member of the Athletic Communications staff to and from the interview room. Practice Coverage Members of the media are invited to attend practices at all times if accompanied by a member of the Athletic Communications staff. Please contact the Office of Athletic Communications 24 hours in advance to determine the status of practice and gain clearance into the workout. As long as it does not interfere with practice wo or class schedules, interviews can be conducted prior to or after practice. Midweek Interviews M To arrange a telephone interview with coaches and student-athletes, please contact Todd Merriett in the st Athletic Communications Office. Every effort will be At made to coordinate an interview as long as it does not m interfere with practice or class schedules. in Photo Requests Ph The Bucknell Office of Athletic Communications maintains a digital photo library of its student-athletes and ta coaches, and head shots and action shots are available co on request to members of the media.

The Daily Item's Bill Bowman interviews Bison head coach Tim Landis at Bucknell's media day.

BucknellBison.com Bu Bucknell's oﬃcial athletics Web site — BucknellBison. Bu com — is the best place for news on the university's 27 co intercollegiate programs, including Bison football. The in site is updated daily with the latest news, videos, phosit tos, results, statistics, roster and features. During the to football season, members of the media can ﬁnd weekly fo game notes, game recaps, box scores, cumulative statisga tics, depth charts, player bios and breaking news. Bucktic ne nellBison.com also features live and archived broadcasts of the radio play-by-play of all Bucknell football games, home and away, as well as live and archived video of all ho home games and live statistics on GameTracker for all ho home contests. ho

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WWW.BUCKNELLBISON.COM

Gameday at www.BucknellBison.com ww BucknellBison com On football Saturdays, www.BucknellBison.com should be a fan’s only destination. During each game of the 2009 campaign, Bucknell’s official Web site will include links to live audio, game notes and features, complete game statistics and a complete game recap with video highlights. The site will also provide live statistics via GameTracker during all five home games and a live video broadcast will be available for all home games as well. Football Information Information on the Bucknell football program can be obtained throughout the year at BucknellBison.com. The comprehensive football site includes current and past press releases, game notes, up-to-date statistics, player and coach profiles, video features, rosters, schedule and results and numerous photo galleries. Radio Broadcasts Live radio broadcasts of all 11 games on the Bison’s 2009 schedule can be heard online free of charge through SportsJuice.com. Links to SportsJuice.com can be found throughout BucknellBison.com. The broadcasts will include the Bison Sports Network’s information-packed pregame show and a thorough postgame session.

Video Broadcasts Live video broadcasts of each Bucknell home game in 2009 will be available through BucknellBison.com’s Bison Vision service for a small fee. Monthly or yearlong subscription packages are available. Additionally, Bison Vision will be updated regularly with interviews and other interesting and informative features on the Bucknell football program. Most road games will have video available through opponent Web sites and links will be included on BucknellBison.com, if applicable, the week of the game. Photo Store In 2008, Bucknell partnered with Pictopia and CBS College Sports to oﬀer Bison fans the opportunity to purchase high-quality prints of photographs online. Fans can access select photos for sale via photo galleries throughout BucknellBison.com. Photo galleries will be posted along with the recap for most home games as well as select road contests. Online Auctions Another feature of BucknellBison.com is its online auctions. A number of fan experiences and Bison memorabilia are regularly available for bids. In the past year a Bucknell game-used football helmet and a number of game-worn football jerseys have been auctioned.

Radio Broadcasts Once again, Bucknell football games can be heard locally O on Eagle 107 (WEGH 107.3 FM). Doug Birdsong will ha handle the play-by-play duties, while Kevin Herr, who is the operations manager at Sunbury Broadcasting, will serve as the color analyst for a second consecutive year. se At press time, a sideline reporter was to be announced.

Doug Birdsong interviews head coach Tim Landis.

Man Manager Radio/TV and Marketing Mar "Voice of the Bison" "Voi

Bucknell football hits the air waves again this fall on the Bison Sports Network. Radio broadcasts of all 11 Bucknell games will be carried live on the Bison Sports Network. The network’s flagship station again this season is Eagle 107 (WEGH 107.3 FM). The pre-game show begins 30 minutes prior to kickoff. The broadcasts also have a worldwide audience over the internet at BucknellBison.com. Doug Birdsong enters his 10th season as the “Voice of the Bison.” A 1987 Marshall University graduate who has called play-by-play for college and high school athletics for 23 years, Birdsong was named Radio/TV Coordinator and Marketing Specialist at Bucknell in July 2000. He is just the second full-time “Voice of the Bison,” following in the footsteps of Bob Behler, who called the action for 13 years. In addition to calling the Bucknell football action, Birdsong also handles the play-by-play duties for men’s basketball, in addition to numerous other Bison teams. He has worked NCAA Tournament contests in men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s soccer and women’s soccer during his tenure at Bucknell. In 2008, Birdsong took on additional duties as he is responsible for all video shown on Bison Vision on BucknellBison.com. He interviews coaches and studentathletes and obtains highlights from most home Bison events to post on the popular Bison Vision, which made its debut to rave reviews during the 2008-09 academic year. Birdsong also helped initiate and serves as host of Bison Now!, a radio show performed before a live audience at the Country Cupboard Restaurant in Lewisburg three times a year. Birdsong came to Bucknell from AVC Communications in Cambridge, Ohio, where, as the sports director, he managed the play-by-play crews on five radio stations for 12 years. He called play-by-play for Muskingum College football, men’s and women’s basketball, softball and volleyball, and also handled the same duties plus baseball for area high schools. Birdsong was also responsible for writing and producing 11 daily sportscasts focusing on the six area high schools and Muskingum College. During his final five years at AVC, Birdsong coordinated advertising and posted an outstanding record, increasing sales by at least 10 percent each year. Prior to his experience at AVC, Birdsong worked at WTCR in Huntington, W.Va., for a few years after graduating from Marshall. While he was a student at Marshall, he worked for WMUL as its Sports Director and called football, basketball and baseball for the Thundering Herd. In addition, Birdsong produced and hosted a weekly onehour sports talk show. ho He has won numerous awards, including citations from the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters for fro “Best Local Sporting Event Coverage” two years in a “B row. Birdsong has also won four Outstanding Sports ro Operation for Play-by-Play citations from the AssociOp ated Press in Ohio, and two from the Associated Press at in West Virginia. In 1999, he was chosen as the Eastern Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Oh Media Person of the Year. M

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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

BUCKNELL PRESIDENT T DR. BRIAN C. MITCHELL Bucknell has long been known for its strong academic programs and broad opportunities for leadership and service. As president of the University, Brian C. Mitchell’s vision is to build on that tradition of excellence by helping Bucknell fulﬁll its goal of providing the premier undergraduate experience in American higher education. This is no small task, but President Mitchell’s background indicates that he is well prepared. He is both a scholar and a leader in higher education. A historian by trade, he received his Ph.D. from the University of Rochester. He is a specialist in 19th-century urban, ethnic, and labor history and the author of the critically acclaimed Paddy Camps: The Irish of Lowell, 1821-1861. He has been widely quoted in The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor, The Chicago Tribune, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Chronicle of Higher Education, among others.

Along with his passion for learning, President Mitchell brings signiﬁcant professional experience M to Bucknell, having most recently served as a college le president and as president of the Association of o Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania. In July 2007, he became chair of both the sy Patriot League Division I athletic conference and P of o the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, and serves on the boards of Geisinger U Medical Center and Bucknell University. Through M these th volunteer activities, he is working to build bridges between Bucknell and other ot institutions of learning and research. President Mitchell’s dedication of time and energy to higher education is rivaled only by his dedication to his family, as his wife, Maryjane, and their two sons will attest.

BUCKNELL SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS

Mick Smyer Provost Management

Pete Mackey Vice President for Communications

and Alumni Relations

Wayne Bromfield General Counsel

Vice President for Finance and Administration

David Myers Chief of Staff

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ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

JOHN P. HARDT

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS & RECREATION At the helm of a proud and flourishing Bison athletics program is director of athletics and recreation John Hardt, who is now in his 10th year at Bucknell and his 24th year in athletics administration. Hardt administers a broad-based sports program with a proud and successful history. Since his arrival, Hardt has orchestrated one of the nation’s most assertive facilities overhauls, built and maintained relationships with major donors, restructured the athletics administration in order to help Bucknell stay ahead of the curve in the fastpaced world of Division I athletics and built upon Bucknell’s long-standing tradition of scholar-athlete excellence. Hardt is privileged to oversee a varsity athletics program that has long been at the head of the class in the Patriot League, both on the playing fields and in the classroom. From Presidents’ Cups to Academic All-Americans to the nation’s best graduation rate, Bison Athletics carries a proud heritage. While building on Bucknell’s athletic and academic excellence is paramount, Hardt has also incorporated progressive ideas in the area of external relations. Initiatives such as the Bison Now radio program, a new graphics identity package, an informative and visually appealing athletics Web site and a revamped Bison Club all serve to bring Bison Athletics into the homes of its supporters. Hardt reorganized the management structure of the department and implemented a sport management group, dividing the direct oversight of 27 men’s and women’s varsity programs among Hardt and four associate directors of athletics. During his productive tenure at Bucknell, Hardt has overseen eight consecutive years of growth in Bison Club donations, and he has seen the program benefit from several major gifts. While the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center is the crown jewel of a successful university fundraising campaign, other significant offerings include a $7.6 million donation from William Graham — one of the largest in university history — which was directed toward women’s athletics and the successful restoration of wrestling to varsity status. Graham Field, the new AstroTurf venue at the West Fields, was also a result of that gift. Other major gifts have included the funding of the FieldTurf playing surface and new lighting in Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium, a new natural grass soccer pitch that opened in 2005, Holmes Stadium, the new stadium/press box facility that now supports both Graham Field and Emmitt Field, as well as endowments for football, track and field, swimming and diving and water polo. While much has been achieved in the last nine years, Hardt’s vision for Bison Athletics carries well into the future. Working with campus and department leadership, he has developed a long-range plan for Bucknell Athletics that meshes with President Brian Mitchell’s strategic plan, entitled The Plan for Bucknell. Hardt’s plan focuses on future facilities upgrades, places an emphasis on diversity and gender equity, and promises the continued commitment to a student-centered athletics and recreation program that adheres to the student-athlete ideal.

Personal Birthdate: May 24, 1962 Wife: The former Carole Bourgeacq of Arcachon, France Married: September 19, 1987 Children: Noah (20), Elodie (17) and Madeleine (15) Education Charles City Comm. H.S., Charles City, Iowa Univ. of Iowa, B.A. in English, 1984 Univ. of Iowa, Juris Doctorate, 1988 Univ. of Iowa, Doctoral Candidate (education & admin./higher education)

Hardt, who received the Gen Hardt Gen. Robert R R. Neyland Outstanding Athletic Director Award in March 2008 the All-American Football Foundation’s 91st Banquet of Champions, also remains very active in athletics governance at the national level. In 2006-07 he served as chair of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Committee, and last fall he joined the Division I Baseball Committee. He began his tenure at Bucknell on February 15, 2000, after serving four years as associate director of athletics at Michigan State University. While there, Hardt supervised the sports medicine staff, strength and conditioning, equipment operations, computing and tech services and NCAA/Big Ten rules compliance. In addition, he handled legal and contractual issues for the department. Prior to his tenure at MSU, Hardt spent five years at Syracuse University as director of athletic compliance and four years with the NCAA’s national office as a compliance representative. A native Iowan, Hardt is a 1984 honors graduate of the University of Iowa, and he was a member of the Hawkeyes’ 1982 Rose Bowl football team. He later earned his law degree from Iowa and is a doctoral candidate in Iowa’s College of Education.

Athletic Charles City Community H.S.: Football University of Iowa: Football Professional Experience Univ. of Iowa: Admin. Assistant, 1986-88 NCAA: Compliance Representative, 1988-92 Syracuse University: Director of Athletic Compliance, 1992-96 Michigan State Univ.: Associate Director of Athletics, 1996-99 Affiliations & Memberships Patriot League Administrative Committee (2000-pres.; Chair 2006-pres.) Patriot League Executive Committee (2005-pres.) ECAC Finance Committee (2001-06) NCAA Division I Committee on Athletics Certiﬁcation (2000-06) NCAA Division I Football Issues Committee (2003-07) Division I Football Championship Subdivision Committee (2003-07; Chair 2007) NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Committee (200305); Walter Byers Scholarship Committee (1994-98; Chair 1998) NCAA Division I Baseball Committee (2008-pres.) Patriot League Football Liaison National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Charter Member of National Association of Athletics Compliance Coordinators (NAACC)

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION T IM PAVLECHKO VLECHKO

SENIOR ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Tim Pavlechko, a 1991 Bucknell graduate, is in hhis 10th year as a member of the Bison athletics staff sta , and his eighth as Senior Associate Director of Athletics. A former Bison student-athlete and graduate assistant coach, Pavlechko returned to Bucknell ass from fro the NCAA office in Indianapolis, where he spent three years as an assistant director of championships. At Bucknell Pavlechko di serves as chief aide to the director of athletics in the management and leadership of the department. Pavlechko supervises 12 sports, including football, at Bucknell. In addition, Pavlechko oversees the areas of facilities/game management, athletic training/ sports medicine, strength and conditioning and equipment management. He has had primary oversight of Bucknell’s recent athletics facilities boom, including the construction of the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center and the multi-phase West Fields project, which includes Holmes Stadium, Graham Field and Emmitt Field. In 2006-07, Pavlechko began serving on the NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Committee, and he is currently completing a two-year stint as chair of the committee. During his days at the NCAA office, Pavlechko was responsible for the administration and conduct of seven national championships, including Division I wrestling and men’s lacrosse, which annually ranked among the top-five revenue producing championships within the association. He served as liaison to numerous coaches associations and sport governing bodies. In addition, Pavlechko handled corporate partner relations and was a group technology liaison with the championships division. Prior to his work at the NCAA, Pavlechko spent five years working in the athletic department at UNLV. After spending the 1993-94 year as an internal affairs intern with the department, he became a game operations representative. In 1995 he was promoted to coordinator of game operations and athletic facilities, overseeing game operations for 15 sports while managing seven athletic facilities. A native of Boalsburg, Pa., Pavlechko graduated from Bucknell with a bachelor of science degree in business administration, and he went on to earn a master of science degree in business administration from Bucknell in 1993. Pavlechko played center and guard on the Bison offensive line in 1989 and 1990, and he remained with the program as a graduate assistant for two years coaching the defensive ends and long snappers. Pavlechko and his wife, Molly, reside in Lewisburg and are the parents of a 14-year-old daughter, Ella, and an eight-year-old daughter, Lauren.

DR. MITCH CHERNIN

NCAA FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE In May 2003, Dr. Mitch Chernin, professor of biology, accepted an appointment to become Bucknell’s new NCAA Faculty Representative, replacing colleague Dr. Gary Sojka, who served in that capacity for two years. Chernin, a member of the Bucknell faculty since 1985, is tasked with representing Bucknell and its faculty in relations with the NCAA and the Patriot League. In addition, he provides campus leadership on athletically-related issues and acts as a liaison with the University’s governance system. Chernin has been a member of the university’s Committee on Athletics since 2001 and recently oversaw its successful NCAA re-certification process. A fundamental believer in Bucknell’s commitment to the scholar-athlete model, Chernin firmly believes that a student’s college education extends well beyond the confines of the classroom or laboratory. “It is the university’s responsibility to provide opportunities for students to develop leadership, self-awareness, confidence and discipline,” he said. “It seems

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL AMANDA BACKUS

Amanda Backus is in her ninth year as Associate soc Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator at Bucknell. Ad Backus came to Bucknell from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn., where she had Un served as the senior woman administrator and ser associate athletic director for compliance and stuass dent services since July 1999. In that t role, she provided leadership and guidance to 21 Division I sports programs, with an emphasis on 11 women’s programs. Backus also coordinated and implemented all NCAA, NEC, MAAC and institutional rules and procedures governing the conduct of Quinnipiac’s intercollegiate athletic program. That process included the education of institutional faculty, staff, athletics interests and student-athletes regarding NCAA compliance. At Bucknell, Backus serves as an important aide to the director of athletics and supervises 10 Bison sports, including women’s basketball. She oversees Bucknell’s unique Faculty Sideline Program and oversees all gender equity and minority opportunity issues. She is also a key campus liaison in the areas of financial aid and admissions, multicultural affairs, the Women’s Resource Center, psychological services, LGBT and with the faculty and deans. In 2005-06 she was the department of athletics’ liaison in Bucknell’s successful NCAA re-certification process, and she serves as Bucknell’s Title IX coordinator. Backus recently completed service as chair of the NCAA Division I Field Hockey Committee, and in 2007-08 she chaired the Division I Women’s Lacrosse Committee. Prior to her tenure at Quinnipiac, Backus spent a year and a half at Cornell University where she served as a compliance and event management intern, then as the assistant compliance coordinator and event management supervisor. Backus received her undergraduate degree from Franklin & Marshall in 1992, and she earned her master of science degree with a concentration in athletic administration from Springfield College. Her husband, Jared, is a former member of the Bison football coaching staff who is now on the staff at Temple. The couple has a six-year-old son, Garrett, and a three-year-old daughter, Grace.

to me that many, if not all, of these qualities can be attained by participating in athletics at the highest level.” Chernin arrived at Bucknell in the fall of 1985 after a post-doctoral stint at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. He received his bachelor’s degree in marine biology from the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth in 1973, before going on to earn a master’s degree in tropical marine biology from the University of Guam in 1979 and a Ph.D. in molecular biology from Clemson University in 1982. Promoted to associate professor of biology in 1991 and to the Herbert L. Spencer Professorship in Biology in 1997, Chernin has taught courses in molecular biology, developmental biology, organismal biology, biochemical methods, introduction to molecules and cells, genetics, virology and general biology. Formerly the biology department chair, Chernin has published and presented numerous papers on his research, earning an impressive list of grants along the way. A wrestler in high school, Chernin has served as a faculty sideline coach for the Bucknell football and ﬁeld hockey teams, and he has been a strong advocate for the department’s faculty sideline coaching program. In 1986 he organized a biology department tailgate at a Bison football game, and over the years the tailgate has grown immensely in popularity and is now a staple on Bison football Saturdays in Lewisburg.

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ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION TERRIE GRIEB

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIICS, BUSINESS & TEAM SERVICES After 21 seasons and more than 300 victories as the head coach of the Bucknell softball program, Terrie Ter Grieb turned her attention full-time to her administrative duties in the fall of 2000. adm In her role as Associate Director of Athletics for Business and Team Services, Grieb is responsible Bu for all accounting and business services and the department’s overall budget and finance. She oversees purchasing, ticket operations, team transportation and lodging, human resources and the department’s clerical and secretarial staff. Grieb also serves as sport supervisor for volleyball and men’s and women’s golf and oversees the department’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Grieb was a highly regarded head coach at Bucknell from 1978-2000. She began her tenure with the Bison as the head volleyball and softball coach and assistant women’s basketball coach. Grieb holds the distinction of being the only woman in Bucknell history to coach three varsity sports in one season when she directed the softball, women’s basketball and volleyball teams in 1980-81. Excluding one sabbatical season, Grieb was the only coach Bucknell Softball had known. During her tenure, she was honored as conference coach of the year six times, collecting her final honor after the 1999 season. She garnered top mentor honors three times while a member of the Patriot League — a feat equaled by just one other league coach. Grieb compiled a 307-324-2 mark during her 21 years, including a Patriot League title in 1997. Grieb was also the first head coach of the Bucknell women’s volleyball program, directing the squad from 1978 through the 1984 season. Over those seven years, the Bison compiled a 90-96-1 mark, capped by a 22-11 season in 1983. After two seasons as the assistant women’s basketball coach, Grieb directed the women’s baskteball team to a 7-12 mark in 1980-81. Following that season, she served as an assistant for the program until 1991. Grieb began her administrative duties as assistant athletic director for business services in 1997, establishing her relationship with the University’s finance, procurement and payroll offices. A native of Loganton, Pa., Grieb graduated from Lock Haven University in 1977 with a bachelor’s degree in health, physical education and recreation. She was a standout basketball and softball player for the Eagles.

TODD NEWCOMB

Todd Newcomb, a 1988 Bucknell graduate, is in his 11th year as a member of the Bucknell staff and an his ninth as Associate Director of Athletics for External Affairs and Director of the Bison Club. Ex After two years as the department’s director of athletic communications, Newcomb now focuses ath his efforts towards this important position within the department. He is responsible for managing and directing the department’s fundraising, development and alumni relations programs. He works closely with the Development and Alumni Relations staff and is responsible for assisting to coordinate annual, planned, capital and special gifts for the department of athletics and recreation. Under Newcomb’s watch, the Bison Club topped the $1 million mark in donations for the first time in 2003-04, then upped that total to more than $1.25 million in 2004-05 and over $1.5 million in each of the last four years. In addition to his athletics development responsibilities, Newcomb supervises the Bison baseball and men’s and women’s water polo programs. While the director of athletic communications, Newcomb served as the primary contact for the Bison football program and oversaw all publicity and media relations for the school’s Division I athletics program. Under his direction, recruiting brochures for all sports were redesigned and produced in an 8 1/2 x 11 format for the first time. The Bucknell football and men’s and women’s basketball media guides were increased in content by over 20 percent. Newcomb also oversaw the transition of the athletic department’s Web site from an in-house operation to a partnership with the Official College Sports Network (now CBS College Sports). The site has received high praise from Bucknell

coaches, oaches student-athletes student-athletes, alumni and fans fans. Newcomb returned to Bucknell after working for 10 years in the Patriot League office. During the last six months of his stint in the conference office, he served as interim executive director of the Patriot League. Prior to the interim position, Newcomb was associate executive director of the Patriot League from July 1997 to January 1999, and was assistant executive director of the league from August 1989 until June 1997. In those two positions he was responsible for the promotion and publicity of the league, its activities and the accomplishments of its student-athletes. Newcomb began his career as an athletic communications intern with Bucknell and the Patriot League in 1988-89. He is a member of the National Association of Athletic Development Directors, has been an active member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and served on the executive board of the Eastern College Athletic Conference Sports Information Directors Association (ECAC-SIDA) from 1994-2001, including a stint as president of ECAC-SIDA in 1999-2000. A native of Port Jefferson, N.Y., Newcomb lives in Lewisburg with his wife, Karen, and their three children: Courtney (15), Drew (12) and Brett (8).

CALVIN SYMONS NCAA COMPLIANCE SERVICES Calvin Symons, who had served as the director of the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse since sin 1993 and was the author of that organization’s tio widespread database, was named associate athletics director for NCAA compliance services ath in November 2007. Symons has been involved in amateur athletics for more than 20 years, including a stint with the United States Olympic Committee, and through his 14-year association with the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse, he gained expertise in the area of NCAA rules compliance. At Bucknell, Symons directs the department of athletics’ compliance and rules education program for coaches, student-athletes, departmental staff, boosters and university offices, as well as coordinate and monitor the certification of studentathletes’ eligibility and financial aid. Symons is credited with designing and implementing the original database for the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse, which processed more than 150,000 student-athletes each year. He oversaw the Clearinghouse operation grow from a staff of seven at its inception in 1993 to an operation of more than 100 employees. As Clearinghouse director, Symons gained a thorough understanding of the NCAA’s structure, philosophy, programs and policies. He served in an advisory capacity to several NCAA committees and represented the Clearinghouse at national educational seminars and presentations to state and national high school groups and college associations across the country. Symons, who has a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Pittsburgh and a pair of master’s degrees in public administration and sports administration from Penn State University, worked with the U.S. Olympic Committee as a project manager and operations manager from 1985-89. He was responsible for planning and logistics for the U.S. Olympic Festival and was a member of the operations staff for the Pan American Games in 1987 and the Olympic Games in 1988. Later, Symons worked with the State of Maryland, authoring a feasibility study and bid document for the state to host a U.S. Olympic Festival. He also consulted with the Carnegie-Mellon University athletics department and the Colorado Amateur Sports Corporation on athletic administration affairs. Symons’ initial work specific to NCAA rules compliance came with the Syracuse University athletics department, where he helped create an innovative adaptation of an NCAA Compliance Manual. From 1978-84, Symons served as coordinator of programs in the department of student affairs at Penn State. In that capacity he supervised 15 resident assistants and designed programs and workshops to foster community building and conflict resolution.

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS, ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Jon Terry, a 1993 Bucknell graduate, is in his ninth year as Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Communications. Ath In his capacity, Terry oversees all aspects of media me relations, publication design and Web site development for Bucknell’s 27-sport athletics de program. pro In 2000-01, Terry completed his sixth year as assistant director of media relations at the U.S. Military Academy, where he served as the primary media contact for the nationally ranked Army men’s lacrosse team as well as the Army hockey team. During his tenure at West Point, Terry also worked closely with the Black Knights’ women’s volleyball, wrestling, tennis and track and field programs, while serving as the media relations director for the Collegiate Sprint Football League. Also a contributing writer for the award-winning Army football game program, Terry has received numerous citations for both his writing and publication design at both Army and Bucknell, including a “Best in the Nation” award for his 2000 Army men’s lacrosse guide and a district runner-up honor for his 2005-06 Bucknell men’s basketball guide. After graduating from Bucknell with a bachelor of arts degree in geology, Terry served as a sports information assistant at his alma mater from 1993-95. While a student at Bucknell, the Ellicott City, Md., native served as sports editor of The Bucknellian for two semesters and as a staff writer for three others. At Bucknell and West Point, Terry has served in a media relations host capacity for a myriad of NCAA championship events, including the 1997 and 2001 men’s lacrosse regional doubleheaders, the 2005 NCAA men’s water polo championship, as well as gymnastics, swimming and golf regionals. He coordinated media operations for the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championships in 1999 and has overseen a host of conference championship events, including Patriot League men’s basketball tournaments at Sojka Pavilion in 2005, 2006 and 2007. Terry is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and ECAC-SIDA, and he is a five-year member of the CoSIDA Academic All-America Committee. Terry and his wife, Carmen, a former athletic trainer at both West Point and Bucknell, reside in Lewisburg. The couple has an eight-year-old son, Dustin, and a five-year-old daughter, Emma.

MICHAEL MCFARLAND

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS, FACILITIES & EVENT OPERATIONS Michael McFarland, a familiar face in Patriot League Le athletics circles, is in his fifth year as Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities and Event sis Operations at Bucknell. McFarland came to Op Bucknell from the Patriot League headquarters in Bu Center Valley, Pa., where he had served as associate Ce executive director since 2000. exe In his role at Bucknell, McFarlan McFarland serves as the day-to-day supervisor of athletic facilities and coordinator of all facility scheduling. He monitors marketing and promotional activities for all 27 Bison varsity sports and also handles scheduling, maintenance, preparation and event management issues for all activities. He is tasked with managing Bucknell’s facilities for all athletic events, university functions and outside special events. In addition, McFarland acts as the liaison with the campus facilities division and other university offices, such as reservations and conference scheduling, admissions and public safety, and he oversees the official licensing of Bucknell athletics merchandise. McFarland wore many hats as a veteran member of the Patriot League office. Chief among them was the operations oversight for each of the 23 leaguesponsored championships, including the popular men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. McFarland also managed the conference’s basketball television package, including the scheduling and production of games. Responsible for the promotion and publicity of the Patriot League, McFarland oversaw the league’s marketing and sponsorship strategy while supervising the league’s media relations team. He also acted as the chief liaison with several Patriot

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL League committees, including facilities and operations, sports information, sports medicine, marketing, ticketing and television. Before joining the Patriot League staff, McFarland spent five and a half years at the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) in Mission, Kan., first as the communications director and later as the assistant executive director. He was responsible for the editing of the NSCAA’s Soccer Journal, a coaching educational periodical, managing the scholastic and collegiate rankings programs, sponsorship fulfillment and the association’s publications. McFarland is a 1991 graduate of Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Mo., where he received a degree in corporate communication and was an all-conference soccer player. He received a master’s degree in sport administration from Western Illinois University in 1994. He also served as sports information director while at Western Illinois. In addition to his responsibilities of media coverage for the 18 varsity programs at WIU, he handled marketing, promotions and fundraising projects. Previously he worked in the sports information offices at Lindenwood and West Virginia Wesleyan College. McFarland, who has remained active in the sport of soccer as a youth coach, resides in Lewisburg along with his wife, Cari, and daughters eight-year-old Raely and six-year-old Aydan.

JOE SANTORINE

COORDINATOR OF RECREATION SERVICES Joe Santorine, former director of programs for the Phoenixville (Pa.) Area YMCA, is now in his ninth year as Bucknell’s Coordinator of Recreation Services. rea With more than a decade of recreation services experience under his belt, Santorine is responsible exp for the administration and coordination of Bucknell’s expanding recreation, intram intramural and club sports programs. In addition, he acts as the department’s primary liaison with the university community regarding recreation services, and he works closely with the director of athletics in determining the university’s recreational programming needs. A 1983 graduate of Springfield (Mass.) College with a degree in commercial recreation, Santorine oversaw the daily physical programs at the Phoenixville YMCA’s three program centers since May of 2000. Santorine also earned a master’s of education from Springfield in 1985. From 1998-2000, he served as director of intramurals and facilities at Cabrini College in Radnor, Pa. While at Cabrini Santorine was also an adjunct professor of sports science, teaching courses in facility management and sports management. For the previous six years he worked at Kettering University in Flint, Mich., as the assistant director of recreation services. He also served in the same capacity at Montclair State University from 1986-91. A member of the National Intramural Recreation Sports Association since 1985, Santorine has served on various national committees and has been a consultant to the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority at the Meadowlands Sports Complex. Santorine is very active in civic volunteer projects, such as Relay for Life and Light the Night. He also volunteers as a downhill ski instructor for blind children. Joe and his wife Marguerite, who is a program coordinator and study abroad advisor in Bucknell’s Office of International Education, live in Winfield, Pa., with their two sons, Joseph (16) and Kyle (14).

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Senior RB A.J. Kizekai

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Wt. 298 240 210 215 221 210 190 165 204 255 230 261 270 260 195 175 201 185 234 275 207 190 280 185 271 186 235 251 202 212 180 270 190 175 215 200 294 215 205 265 265 185 198 236 184 197 216 210 170 195 190 185 224 265 201 270 235 214

Hometown/High School Laurys Station, Pa./Parkland Gaithersburg, Md./Thomas S. Wootton Greenwich, Conn./Brunswick School Pleasant View, Utah/Weber/Snow College Fairport, N.Y./Fairport Douglas, Ga./Coffee Basking Ridge, N.J./Delbarton School Stone Mountain, Ga./Clarkston Windsor, Ontario/Western Reserve Academy (Ohio) Rochester, N.Y./Greece Athena Towson, Md./Loyola Blakefield Millersburg, Pa./Millersburg Area Bardonia, N.Y./St. Joseph Regional Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge Maplewood, N.J./Columbia Mobile, Ala./UMS-Wright Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights Jupiter, Fla./Jupiter Christian School Columbia, S.C./Irmo Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom Ann Arbor, Mich./Huron Tampa, Fla./Jefferson Allen, Texas/Allen Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods Lancaster, Pa./Manheim Township Middlesex, N.J./Immaculata Chagrin Falls, Ohio/Chagrin Falls Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights Allendale, N.J./Northern Highlands Green Pond, N.J./Morris Knolls Philadelphia, Pa./Haverford School Hazlet, N.J./Biotechnology/Raritan Arlington, Texas/Juan Seguin Stewartsville, N.J./Blair Academy Waxhaw, N.C./Charlotte Catholic Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown Washington, D.C./Our Lady of Good Counsel Durham, N.C./Jordan Colleyville, Texas/Grapevine Barberton, Ohio/Barberton Warren, N.J./Watchung Hills Orchard Park, N.Y./Orchard Park Lusby, Md./Patuxent Boalsburg, Pa./State College Area/Kent School (Conn.) Ellicott City, Md./Mount Hebron Washington, D.C./Friendship Collegiate Academy Springfield, Va./Lee San Antonio, Texas/Central Catholic Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge Pawtucket, R.I./Blair Academy (N.J.) Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury San Diego, Calif./Torrey Pines Port Matilda, Pa./State College Hermitage, Tenn./Pope John Paul II Pleasant View, Tenn./Goodpasture Christian Enola, Pa./Cumberland Valley Lititz, Pa./Manheim Township Mount Joy, Pa./Manheim Central

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2009 ROSTER Pos. QB K RB DL WR OL OL WR WR P/K RB DB DB DB OL OL DL WR WR RB RB OL OL DL LB QB OL DL DL LB DB LB OL RB/WR RB WR

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Ht. 6-0 6-0 5-9 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-4 5-10 6-0 6-0 5-11 5-7 6-0 5-9 6-3 6-4 6-0 5-11 6-2 5-10 5-9 6-2 6-4 6-1 5-10 5-11 5-11 6-2 6-3 5-10 6-1 5-11 6-4 5-9 5-10 6-1

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Hometown/High town/High School Parkland, Fla./Douglas Sugarloaf, Pa./Hazleton Area Arlington, Texas/Juan Seguin Lanham, Md./Gonzaga Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights Orlando, Fla./Bishop Moore Southﬁeld, Mich./Groves Plantation, Fla./Northeast Butler, Pa./Vincentian Academy Chatham, N.H./Seton Hall Prep Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J./Northern Highlands Upper Marlboro, Md./Saint John's Reading, Mass./Reading Memorial Reserve, La./East St. John LeMoyne, Pa./Lawrenceville School (N.J.) Greensburg, Pa./Greensburg Salem East Setauket, N.Y./Ward Melville Bedford Heights, Ohio/Bedford City Raleigh, N.C./Ravenscroft Mt. Airy, Md./Urbana Hatﬁeld, Pa./North Penn Oceanport, N.J./Red Bank Catholic Rochester, N.Y./Pittsford Sutherland Brooklyn, N.Y./Brooklyn Tech Norman, Okla./Norman North Tampa, Fla./Robinson Lansdale, Pa./North Penn Upper Falls, Md./John Carroll Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson Somerset, N.J./Franklin Moon Township, Pa./Moon Area Cincinnati, Ohio/Archbishop Moeller Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods Steelton, Pa./Steelton-Highspire Springdale, Pa./Springdale

* Varsity letters earned Head Coach: Tim Landis (Randolph-Macon ’86) Oﬀensive Assistant Coaches: Brent Thompson (Oﬀ . Coordinator/OL), Matt Lintal (QB/WR), Sam Perryman (RB), Steve Hayes (Asst. OL) Defensive Assistant Coaches: Andrew Cohen (Def. Coordinator/LB), Ed Lynett (S), Mike O’Connor (DL), Bill McCord (CB), John Field (S&C/Def. Asst.) Team Managers: Andrew Bottone, Ian Fullmer, Brian Kramer

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2

2009 ROSTER

2009 NUMERICAL ROSTER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Orth, Drew Drew................................... w ................................... K Woods, Marlon .................. RB/WR Woods Young, Jeremiah ........................RB Trigg, Marcello...........................QB Robertson, Bryce .......................DB Nana-Sinkam, Sam .................... LB Batten, Burke .............................QB Hopson, C.J. ...............................QB Noshay, David ............................QB Harbin, Matt ..............................QB Magill, Lenny .............................QB Hoppy, Kyle ................................QB Davis, Jason ...............................DB Owoyele, Robert ........................RB Cadman, Cale ............................WR FitzSimmons, Terance ...............DB Quarles, Donald .........................DB Prendeville, Bill ........................ P/K Bell, Isaih....................................RB Lee, Josh ....................................RB Kizekai, A.J. ...............................RB Bumpers, Rashod.......................RB Pulgrano, Justin ........................RB Gallagher, John..........................RB

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White, Ahkiel .............................DB Briggs, Briggs Jamaal............................DB DB Simmons, Brandon ...................WR Francis, Joseph ..........................DB Farrand, Brigham ...................... LB Smith, Ryan................................RB Smith, Tyler ...............................RB Medley, Shantz ..........................RB Crews, Jamil...............................RB Gerlach, Rob...............................DB Iwaskiw, Alex .............................RB Kelly, T.J. ....................................DB Gornto, Josh ..............................DB Cardinute, Mike .........................DB Besant, Brandon ........................RB DeNick, Frank ............................DB Gatto, Nick ................................. LB Raﬀerty, Sean.............................DB Jones, Greg ................................ LB Allwin, Michael .......................... LB Williams, Casey.......................... LB Andersen, Josh .......................... LB Anderson, Tyler ......................... LB Ityokumbul, Terna ............... TE/FB

Colton........................... LB Weaver, Colton........................... Bolte, Bolte Tim................................... Tim LB Chatman, Damian ..................... LB Traber, Beau ............................... LB Massaro, Luke ............................ LB Herman, Greg ............................OL Spahr, Christopher ....................OL Nissley, Travis ............................ LB Joyce, Patrick ............................. LB Carter, Anthony .........................OL Simmons, Alex ...........................DL Dal Bello, Ian..............................OL Rohrbaugh, Carson ....................OL Flynn, Brian ...............................OL McLeod, Nick .............................OL DePhillips, Spencer....................OL Haywood, Josh ..........................OL Williams, Fitz .............................OL Phelan, James ............................OL Steinhilber, Troy ........................OL Shields, Andre ............................OL Abdelaal, Hesham ......................OL Morris, Brandon ........................OL Brazinksi, Paul ...........................OL

Tonge, Michael ...........................DL Vollmar, Vollmar Jason ...........................OL OL Phillip, Josh ...............................OL Gordon-Hamm, Devin ...............DL Afkhami, Amir ...........................DL Dombeck, Trevor ......................WR Zurisko, Nathan........................WR Skwara, Gabe ............................WR Oyekoya, Samuel .......................DL Pinnock, Brandon .....................WR Pasternak, Shaun ......................WR Bell, Andrew ............................. P/K Boyer, Ryan ................................DL Boline, Kyle ................................DL Wagner, Jonathan .....................DL De La Rosa, Robert ....................DL Braaf, Will ..................................DL Carson, James ............................DL Jessup, Reishad..........................DL von Paris, John ..........................DL Prasad, Sandeep ........................WR Diles, Matthew ..........................DL

IN-SEASON BIRTHDAYS Pe Pennsylvania.............................26 New Jersey................................13 N M Maryland ....................................8 New York ....................................7 N Florida.........................................6 Fl Ohio ............................................6 O Texas ...........................................5 Te N North Carolina ...........................3 District of Columbia...................2 D Georgia .......................................2 G Michigan .....................................2 M Tennessee ...................................2 Te Alabama ......................................1 Al California ....................................1 Ca Connecticut ................................1 Co Louisiana ....................................1 Lo Massachusetts ............................1 M New Hampshire..........................1 N Oklahoma ...................................1 O Rhode Island...............................1 Rh So South Carolina............................1 Utah ............................................1 U Virginia .......................................1 Vi Canada ........................................1 Ca

BY LETTERMEN Se Seniors ......................................13 JJuniors ......................................14 Sophomores ..............................10

BY CLASS Seniors ......................................19 Juniors ......................................20 Sophomores ..............................26 Freshmen ..................................29

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2009 ROSTER BREAKDOWN

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Hesham Abdelaal................ HEE-sham AB-del-ahl Amir Afkhami ................... ah-MEER Aﬀ-KAH-ME Besant ....................................................be-SAHNT Boline ......................................................... BO-leen Bolte ............................................................... BOLT Braaf............................................................ BRAHF Brazinski .............................................. bra-ZIN-ski Cardinute ............................................CAR-di-noot Farrand ...................................................FARE-and Gatto .........................................................GAH-toe Gerlach ..................................................... GER-lock Terna Ityokumbul ..........TAY-na IT-E-O-come-BO Iwaskiw ...........................................ih-WASS-kyew Kizekai ................................................ KIZ-eh-KYE McLeod ................................................mick-LOUD Noshay ......................................................NO-shay Owoyele ................................................. o-WAY-lay Oyekoya ...........................................OY-ya-KOY-ya Phelan .........................................................FAY-lan Pulgrano........................................... pul-GRAHN-o Rohrbaugh ............................................ ROAR-baw Skwara...................................................SKWAHR-a Tonge ............................................................TONG Vollmar ..................................................VOLE-mar Ahkiel White............................................. ah-KEEL Zurisko................................................zuh-RISS-ko

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Offense Quarterbacks ..............................7 Running Backs..........................15 Wide Receivers ...........................8 Tight Ends ..................................1 Oﬀensive Linemen ...................18 Kickers ........................................2 Defense Defensive Backs........................13 Linebackers ...............................15 Defensive Linemen ..................14 Punters .......................................2

SUPERLATIVES Oldest...........Andersen (7/22/84) Youngest .........Pinnock (9/23/91) Tallest......................... Diles (6’5”) Shortest ........................Bell (5’7”) Heaviest ..Abdelaal, Shields (298) Lightest .......I. Bell, Quarles (150)

September 6........................ Kyle Boline (21) 6.......................Jamil Crews (20) 9..................Reishad Jessup (19) 17 ............. Hesham Abdelaal (20) 18 ................. Shantz Medley (21) 21 .................Bill Prendeville (19) 23 ................Anthony Carter (19) 23 .................... Patrick Joyce (19) 23 ............. Brandon Pinnock (18) 24 ..............Brigham Farrand (22) 26 ....................Isaih Bell (21) 28 ..................Matthew Diles (19) October 7..............Damian Chatman (21) 7........................Tyler Smith (19) 11 ...................... Ryan Boyer (20) 20 ...........Spencer DePhillips (21) 23 ................. Michael Allwin (20) November 1.....................Greg Herman (19) 4..................... Nick McLeod (20) 4.................... James Phelan (22) 10 ..........................Tim Bolte (20) 10 .................... Lenny Magill (19) 11 ...................Travis Nissley (20) 13 ................Justin Pulgrano (22) 17 .............. Bryce Robertson (20) 21 ............. Frank DeNick (20) Game-day birthday in bold Age on 2009 birthday in parentheses

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

PRESEASON DEPTH CHART

16 Cale Cadman 28 Brandon Simmons

Sr. Sr.

6-2 5-11

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94 Will Braaf 91 Kyle Boline

Sr Sr. Jr.

64 6-4 6-2

270 255

64 Nick McLeod 76 Josh Phillip

Jr. So.

6-0 6-4

265 259

74 Michael Tonge 93 Robert De La Rosa

So. So.

6-1 6-1

265 271

61 Ian Dal Bello 75 Jason Vollmar

So. Jr.

6-1 5-11

280 265

93 Robert De La Rosa 97 John von Paris

So. Jr.

6-1 6-2

271 261

68 James Phelan 65 Spencer DePhillips

Sr. Jr.

6-2 6-0

261 251

48 Tyler Anderson 51 Tim Bolte

Jr. So.

6-1 6-1

221 230

59 Anthony Carter 70 Andre Shields

So. So.

6-0 6-4

275 298

46 Casey Williams 30 Brigham Farrand

Sr. Sr.

5-11 6-1

215 212

73 Paul Brazinski 62 Carson Rohrbaugh

Jr. So.

6-3 6-3

260 265

44 Greg Jones 54 Luke Massaro

Sr. Jr.

5-11 5-9

216 224

88 Shaun Pasternak 83 Nathan Zurisko

Jr. So.

6-3 6-1

199 192

6 Sam Nana-Sinkam 57 Travis Nissley

Sr. Jr.

6-0 5-11

235 214

4 9

Marcello Trigg C.J. Hopson

Sr. So.

5-11 6-0

182 198

5 Bryce Robertson 41 Frank DeNick

So. So.

5-9 6-2

171 186

31 Ryan Smith 33 Shantz Medley 34 Jamil Crews

Jr. Jr. So.

5-10 6-0 5-9

205 201 190

35 Rob Gerlach 39 Mike Cardinute

Jr. So.

5-11 5-9

200 185

22 A.J. Kizekai 24 Justin Pulgrano

Sr. Sr.

5-9 5-11

195 192

43 Sean RaďŹ&#x20AC;erty 38 Josh Gornto

So. Sr.

6-0 6-1

200 215

21 Josh Lee 2 Marlon Woods

Sr. Jr.

5-11 5-9

190 166

26 Ahkiel White 14 Jason Davis 27 Jamal Briggs

Jr. Sr. Jr.

6-1 5-8 6-1

205 185 195

1 Drew Orth 19 Bill Prendeville

So. Fr.

6-0 6-0

190 178

22 A.J. Kizekai 24 Justin Pulgrano

Sr. Sr.

5-9 5-11

195 192

89 Andrew Bell 19 Bill Prendeville

So. Fr.

5-8 6-0

190 178

88 Shaun Pasternak 22 A.J. Kizekai

Jr. Sr.

6-3 5-9

199 195

16 Cale Cadman 9 C.J. Hopson

Sr. So.

6-2 6-0

201 198

36 Alex Iwaskiw 87 Carson Rohrbaugh

Jr. So.

5-9 6-3

184 265

ST: Stud Linebacker

R: Renegade Linebacker

MI: Mike Linebacker

WI: Will Linebacker

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

SEASON OUTLOOK After years of having relatively young and inexperienced rosters, the Bucknell football team should finally have a strong veteran presence in 2009. The Bison return eight starters on defense and nine more on the offensive side of the ball, including All-Patriot League performers A.J. Kizekai and Shaun Pasternak as seventh-year head coach Tim Landis’ squad looks to improve on last year’s 5-6 mark and finish above .500 for the first time since 2006. The return of Marcello Trigg, who missed the final three games of last season as well as spring practice with a knee injury, and Sam Nana-Sinkam, who suffered a leg injury midway through the year against Georgetown, will bolster the lineup as well. Bucknell has plenty of experience at nearly every position heading into 2009. The only positions where the Bison won’t have seasoned players is at kicker and punter, where sophomores Drew Orth and Andrew Bell will take over for four-year starters Will Carney and Phil Azarik. For the second straight year, Bucknell ended the season on a high note in 2008 as it defeated defending Patriot League champion Fordham 24-21 on a field goal in overtime. Last year, the Bison parlayed the positive experience of upsetting the 18th-ranked Rams in the final game of the 2007 campaign into a 4-2 start. Expectations heading into 2009 are high after last season's two-win improvement and the continued summer commitment of the Bison players. Last summer, more than 50 players spent June and July in Lewisburg, taking advantage of the team’s workout facilities and strengthening team camaraderie under the guidance of second-year strength coach John Field, who has also held positions at Colgate and Holy Cross, the top two teams in the Patriot League in 2008. This summer, another 50 players continued the growing tradition of training in Lewisburg. “Having guys here in the summer is an indication of commitment to the program,” mentioned Landis. “The more guys you can have here in the summer working out with your strength coach, the better you are going to be when preseason camp comes around. Our strength coach has done a tremendous job because he knows at what level these guys need to be at the start of camp and he can make sure they are at that level. Some guys do a great job on their own at home, but the ones that are here we know are getting great instruction and the valuable time with their teammates.” Bucknell this season returns 39 lettermen and 17 starters. Below is a position-by-position look at the Bison heading into preseason practice.

sidelines sidelines. Under Nichols, Bucknell used a spread option attack that resulted in the team throwing for more than 2,000 yards for the first time since 2001. The Bison continued to feature their vaunted running game as well with six different players registering at least 100 yards on the ground as the team piled up more than 1,600 rushing yards. Expect that same balance to continue under Thompson’s watch. Bucknell’s offense averaged 24.5 points per game last season, its highest figure since 2004. The Bison have seen their scoring average go up each year since 2005 and their 269 total points last season were just three shy of eighth place on the program’s all-time list.

QUARTERBACK

Landis is comfortable with his quarterback situation for 2009. Senior Marcello Trigg was in the midst of an outstanding campaign where he was on pace to become just the second Bison quarterback in more than a decade to throw for more than 2,000 yards before injuring his knee at Holy Cross last November. The two-year starter completed 104 of 155 passes for 1,438 yards and 13 touchdowns and was among the most accurate quarterbacks in the country. He missed spring practice, but spent countless hours on campus this summer and is expected to be healthy this fall when he should reclaim his starting position. C.J. Hopson shared time with the sincegraduated Andrew Lair following Trigg’s injury Quarterbacks () No. Name 7 Burke Batten 11 Matt Harbin 13 Kyle Hoppy 9 C.J. Hopson 12 Lenny Magill 10 David Noshay 4 Marcello Trigg

Cl. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. So. Sr.

Ht. 6-0 6-2 5-11 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-11

OFFENSE

Brent Thompson, who will be in his seventh year on staﬀ in 2009, will take over as oﬀensive coordinator, replacing Harold Nichols, who departed for the head coaching position at Presbyterian College after one year on the Bison

QB Marcello Trigg

Career Wt. Starts 210 -205 -185 -198 2 185 -188 -182 23

and impressed in his two starts, leading the Bison to a fourth-quarter comeback and a victory over Fordham in the season ﬁnale. Hopson completed 38 of 65 passes for 390 yards and three touchdowns in his limited action. “I think we are in a good situation at quarterback,” said Landis. “We have two good quarterbacks and certainly Marcello is the starter coming oﬀ of last season.” Among the quarterbacks who will provide depth and challenge both Trigg and Hopson are sophomores Matt Harbin, Burke Batten and David Noshay, who were part of a talented group of rookie quarterbacks last fall. With Trigg missing spring practice, each of the youngsters earned plenty of reps and each improved immensley. “I think all four (sophomore) quarterbacks are capable,” commented Landis. “Batten, Harbin and Noshay all made great strides during the spring, but Hopson is ahead of them at this point.”

RUNNING BACK

Like most positions, Bucknell returns a large stable of running backs, led by All-Patriot Leaguer A.J. Kizekai. Kizekai and Josh Lee, both seniors, were the starting slotbacks last season, while junior fullback Ryan Smith saw significant time, but missed the final four games with an injury. Bucknell will return every running back that carried the ball in 2008 except hard-running fullback Kevin Mullen, who graduated in May after rushing for 190 yards last year and more th 700 in his career. than Kizekai, who led the team in rushing for th second consecutive year, was also an effithe ci cient receiver out of the backfield, catching 27 ba for 383 yards and one touchdown to rank balls se second on the Bison. A two-time First Team Al All-Patriot League selection as a kick returner, K Kizekai was honored with a second-team honor as a running back last year. Jamil Crews will shift from slotback to f fu fullback to help make up for the loss of Mullen, w while speedy Rashod Bumpers, who missed al of last season after starting 10 games as a all so sophomore in 2007, will make a return to the lin lineup. Marlon Woods also joins the running Running Backs () No. Name 20 Isaih Bell 40 Brandon Besant 23 Rashod Bumpers 34 Jamil Crews 25 John Gallagher 36 Alex Iwaskiw 22 A.J. Kizekai 21 Josh Lee 33 Shantz Medley 15 Robert Owoyele 24 Justin Pulgrano 31 Ryan Smith 32 Tyler Smith 2 Marlon Woods 3 Jeremiah Young

Cl. Jr. So. Sr. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr.

Ht. 5-7 6-0 5-8 5-9 5-11 5-9 5-9 5-11 6-0 5-9 5-11 5-10 5-9 5-9 5-10

Career Wt. Starts 165 -204 -175 14 190 -175 -184 -195 26 190 10 201 -170 -192 1 205 -185 -166 1 200 --

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

SEASON OUTLOOK

Members of the Bison Offensive Line

RB Josh Lee

backs corps after playing on the defensive side of the ball as a freshman in 2007 and at wide receiver last year. “It’s nice to see we have everyone who rushed for any yards for us back,” commented Landis. “It’s been that way for a couple of years. A.J. has started for two-and-one-half years, Pulgrano and Lee have played a lot and Rashod Bumpers is back. That’s a real deep group and there will be great competition. We just have to get everybody reps.”

WIDE RECEIVER

After years where the casual fan would barely notice the Bison wide receivers, Shaun Pasternak took to the new wrinkles in the offense and had a breakout year last fall, causing everyone around the Patriot League to take notice. He was a Second Team All-Patriot League selection after breaking the Bucknell singleseason record with 1,083 yards. The 6-3 Clarks Summit, Pa., native also broke the program record for touchdown catches in a season with 12 and enters his junior campaign with 14 career touchdown receptions, just four shy of tying the Bucknell standard. He came one catch shy of the program record and was among the nation’s leaders in receiving yards and receptions per game. “I expect Shaun to be a big-play guy for us, like he has been,” said Landis about his receiver who registered a Bucknell record-tying ﬁve 100-yard games last year. “He is so eﬀective for Receivers () No. Name 16 Cale Cadman 82 Trevor Dombeck 88 Shaun Pasternak 87 Brandon Pinnock 98 Sandeep Prasad 28 Brandon Simmons 85 Gabe Skwara 83 Nathan Zurisko * at defensive back

Cl. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. So.

Ht. 6-2 6-4 6-3 5-10 6-0 5-11 6-2 6-1

Career Wt. Starts 201 16 202 -199 15 172 -186 -190 20* 180 -192 --

u in running after the catch and that’s someus thing we haven’t had in the past. Shaun breaks tackles and makes things happen. He will continue his growth this spring and I think he can get even better.” Like at running back, Bucknell returns all of its receivers from last year except one, as Alex Odenbach graduated in May. Cale Cadman, who started opposite Pasternak last fall, will look to improve on his 13 catches for 96 yards. Additionally, Brandon Simmons, who is moving to wide receiver after starting in the defensive backﬁeld last year, will provide depth. “Brandon (Simmons) moved to a position where we have some really good players,” explained Landis. “As spring practice and his transition progressed he did some really good things and caught some passes, including at least one in the spring game. He is going to add depth at receiver for us and really push the other guys. Even if we think we are set at a position, it is never bad to have a guy come in and push them to get better.” Sophomores Nathan Zurisko and Gabe Skwara didn’t see much time in 2008, but both were highly touted before landing at Bucknell.

OFFENSIVE LINE

The offensive line was one of Bucknell’s biggest question marks heading into 2008 as the Bison had to replace all five starters, but a young group of Nick McLeod, Ian Dal Bello, James Phelan, Anthony Carter and Stephen Ed Edwards started the final 10 games of the seaso son. Edwards, the lone senior among the unit, is the only one gone. “To start two freshmen, a sophomore and a ju junior on the offensive line and win five games an and be productive offensively gives us a great sp springboard into this year,” beamed Landis. “I th think this is the best group of offensive linem men since I have been here.” While a strong group returns, reinforcem ments are on their way in the form of Hesh-

Offensive Linemen () No. Name 71 Hesham Abdelaal 73 Paul Brazinski 59 Anthony Carter 61 Ian Dal Bello 65 Spencer DePhillips 63 Brian Flynn 66 Josh Haywood 55 Greg Herman 64 Nick McLeod 72 Brandon Morris 68 James Phelan 76 Josh Phillip 62 Carson Rohrbaugh 70 Andre Shields 56 Christopher Spahr 69 Troy Steinhilber 75 Jason Vollmar 67 Fitz Williams

Cl. Jr. Jr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Sr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. So.

Ht. 6-1 6-3 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-4 6-4 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-4 6-3 6-4 6-2 6-4 5-11 6-4

Career Wt. Starts 298 -260 1 275 11 280 11 251 -270 -265 -265 -265 11 270 -261 17 259 -265 -298 -275 -295 -265 -295 --

Vollmar Abdelaal am Abdelaal and Jason Vollmar. missed last season, while Vollmar had an injured foot that caused him to sit out the year. Paul Brazinski, who started last year’s season opener, will also compete for playing time. “Not only are we excited about the starters that return, but there are four more guys right there that can be very good players,” mentioned Landis.

DEFENSE

Andrew Cohen will return for his third season as the defensive coordinator for the Bison. Last year Bucknell saw a slight improvement on its defensive numbers from Cohen’s first season in 2007. Despite a young defense that featured no more than three senior starters and no upperclassmen in the backfield, the team cut down on its points allowed, rushing yards allowed and passing yards allowed from 2007. The defense limited opponents to less than 22 points per game in the five wins in 2008. With the return of eight starters and a healthy Sam Nana-Sinkam for the whole year,

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

SEASON OUTLOOK

DL Will Braaf and LB Greg Jones

DL Robert De La Rosa

the Bison defense, which is now a veteran unit with seven juniors and seniors listed as starters on the preseason depth chart, should continue its improvement in 2009.

DEFENSIVE LINE

Will Braaf, Robert De La Rosa and Todd Rinaldo were the primary starters on the defensive line last year and Braaf and De La Rosa return in 2009. Kyle Boline and John von Paris earned more playing time as the season wore on, with Boline earning three starts at defensive end in the season’s final four games. De La Rosa had a strong freshman season with 34 tackles, a team-high five tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and two fumble recoveries. Braaf, who is the only senior among the defensive line two-deep entering the season, recorded 16 tackles, two tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and recovered two fumbles last fall. Landis expects Michael Tonge, who played a significant amount in a reserve role late in the season, to challenge for a starting spot at nose guard, allowing classmate De La Rosa to move back to defensive end. Rookies James Carson, Matthew Diles, Devin Gordon-Hamm and Samuel Oyekoya will have an opportunity to show what they can Defensive Linemen () No. Name 79 Amir Afkhami 91 Kyle Boline 90 Ryan Boyer 94 Will Braaf 95 James Carson 93 Robert De La Rosa 99 Matthew Diles 78 Devin Gordon-Hamm 96 Reishad Jessup 86 Samuel Oyekoya 60 Alex Simmons 74 Michael Tonge 97 John von Paris 92 Jonathan Wagner

Cl. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. So. Jr. Fr.

Ht. 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-2 6-1 6-5 6-1 5-9 6-3 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-3

Career Wt. Starts 240 -255 3 261 -270 15 234 -271 9 235 -294 -197 -205 -213 -265 -261 -245 --

d as Landis would like to build up the team's do depth at defensive line despite having ﬁve returning veterans that have taken plenty of reps.

LINEBACKER

Bucknell’s most experienced group could be its linebackers with four seniors — Brigham Farrand, Greg Jones, Sam Nana-Sinkam and Casey Williams — battling for starting positions. Jones and Nana-Sinkam are returning starters, while Williams and Farrand, along with Travis Nissley, will be looking to become full-time starters after making cameo appearances with the first unit over the years. In addition to experience, there is a significant amount of leadership at linebacker as Jones and Williams shared the team’s Captains Award with Kevin Mullen and A.J. Kizekai in 2008. Nana-Sinkam, who missed 2007 after undergoing shoulder surgery, was having an outstanding year and leading the Patriot League in tackles when he went down with a leg injury during the first half of a game at Georgetown last October. He missed the final five games and still ranked third on the Bison with 62 tackles. Linebackers () No. Name 45 Michael Allwin 47 Josh Andersen 48 Tyler Anderson 51 Tim Bolte 52 Damian Chatman 30 Brigham Farrand 42 Nick Gatto 44 Greg Jones 58 Patrick Joyce 54 Luke Massaro 6 Sam Nana-Sinkam 57 Travis Nissley 53 Beau Traber 50 Colton Weaver 46 Casey Williams

Cl. So. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr.

Ht. 6-1 6-2 6-1 6-1 5-10 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-1 5-9 6-0 5-11 5-10 5-10 5-11

Career Wt. Starts 210 -215 -221 -230 -207 -212 17 215 -216 19 210 -224 -235 17 214 5 233 -208 -215 5

“Sam is a great leader,” praised Landis. “He is a great football player and I would love to see him stay healthy and produce a great senior season. There is no question he is an all-league player.” Jones will enter his third year starting this fall coming off a season in which he registered a team-high 89 tackles. Williams is currently slated to start, but Farrand, a two-year starter who is moving to linebacker from safety, will push for the starting position. Williams, who is also a valuable special teams player on kickoff coverage, finished with 41 tackles last year, while Farrand totaled 39, including a careerhigh 18 against Colgate. Also in the mix at linebacker is Nissley, who started the second half of last year in place of Nana-Sinkam. Nissley was fourth on the team with 55 tackles last year and has exactly 100 in his two-year career. At the “stud” position, a hybrid defensive line/linebacker, Landis must replace two-year starter Marques Morgan. Spring practice standout Tyler Anderson is the frontrunner for the position, while Tim Bolte could challenge. “We finally found the right position for Tyler (Anderson),” said Landis. “He would win the most improved award if we gave one out after the spring. He plays so hard and stood out when we looked back at spring practice on the defensive side of the ball.”

DEFENSIVE BACK

Bucknell had plenty of youth in the defensive backfield last year, but that should pay off in 2009. Of the 44 possible starts, 32 were by freshmen and sophomores, and no seniors earned a start. Gone is Brandon Simmons, who moved over to the offensive side of the ball as a wide receiver, but senior Jason Davis returns after leaving the team four games into the 2008 campaign. Bryce Robertson, who took over for Davis in the starting lineup, and Ahkiel White, who

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL Defensive Backs () No. Name 27 Jamal Briggs 39 Mike Cardinute 14 Jason Davis 41 Frank DeNick 17 Terance FitzSimmons 29 Joseph Francis 35 Rob Gerlach 38 Josh Gornto 37 T.J. Kelly 18 Donald Quarles 43 Sean Raﬀerty 5 Bryce Robertson 26 Ahkiel White

Cl. Jr. So. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Jr.

Ht. 6-1 5-9 5-8 6-2 5-11 5-11 5-11 6-1 5-11 5-7 6-0 5-9 6-1

Career Wt. Starts 195 2 185 -185 13 186 -180 -190 -200 11 215 4 170 -167 -200 -171 7 205 13

year are exex mainly started at free safety last year, pected to start at the corners, but Landis has mentioned he might keep White at safety as well. “By the end of the year Bryce was playing like a sophomore and not a freshman. He has tremendous potential,” raved Landis. “Ahkiel has the ability to play safety or corner and has started at both positions. He did a nice job at corner during the spring and we have to prioritize that position and make sure we are set there. We will see what our best combination is as preseason practice moves along." At safety, Rob Gerlach, who was the only defensive player to start all 11 games last year, should continue to hold down his starting position, while Sean Rafferty could break into the lineup. Veteran Josh Gornto and youngster Mike Cardinute will provide depth. While there are a number of faces in the defensive backfield, Landis still expects to give freshmen Donald Quarles and Terrance FitzSimmons a chance to show what they can do on the field.

SPECIAL TEAMS

After four years with Phil Azarik and Will Carney holding down the kicking positions, Bucknell will turn to sophomores Andrew Bell and Drew Orth in 2009. Bell did not see game

DB Bryce Robertson

SEASON OUTLOOK action in 2008 while he learned from ac om All-Patriot Leaguer Azarik, but Orth filled in admirably fo for an injured Carney in parts of four games, sh showing a strong leg by averaging nearly 58 ya yards per kickoff and connecting on a 38-yard fieeld goal against Hofstra. “Drew is exactly what we thought he would be be,” commented Landis. “We hope he can be a th three-year starter for us. “Andrew brings some athleticism where we ca can do a few more things from the punter positi tion. He was a running back in high school and is very athletic. Andrew didn’t have the opportu tunity to gain game experience like Drew, so we w will have to get him in that mode during the pr preseason. “The ideal situation for a specialist position is to bring them in behind a senior to learn for a year and then as a sophomore they get their opportunity.” While the Bison lost both their kickers, they do have a guy that will torment opponents’ kickers in A.J. Kizekai. A two-time First Team All-Patriot League selection as a return specialist, Kizekai already owns the top two spots on Bucknell’s single-season return yardage list and six of the top 10 single-game marks. He also had a record 100-yard return for a touchdown against Lafayette last year and is the Bucknell career record-holder in return yards with 2,107, mainly accumulated in just the last two years. Kizekai may also see some time returning punts this year, although Landis will also use Shaun Pasternak and Marlon Woods there. Pasternak filled in for an injured Nolan Applegate late in 2008 and returned four punts for 18 yards, while Woods worked throughout the spring on fielding punts. He did record a teamSpecialists () No. Name 89 Andrew Bell (P/K) 1 Drew Orth (K) 19 Bill Prendeville (P/K)

Cl. So. So. Fr.

Ht. 5-8 6-0 6-0

high 20-yard return on his only chance last year. Alex Iwaskiw replaced four-year long-snapper Chad Glasser last year and will return for his second season in that role. The Bison will also have experience at holder with senior Cale Cadman and sophomore C.J. Hopson expected to own those duties. Once again, Special Teams MVP Casey Williams will lead the Bison coverage unit.

Career Wt. Starts 190 -190 -178 -RB/KR A.J. Kizekai

P/K Andrew Bell

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

BISON NOTEBOOK THE 124TH SEASON FOOTBALL

BISON ON

Bucknell will begin its 124th season of football against Duquesne on Sept. 5 in Pittsburgh, Pa. Bucknell and Duquesne are no strangers to opening-day meetings. This will be the eighth seasonopening game between the two in-state rivals since 1997. The Bison have won six of the previous seven, including a 48-42 shootout last season at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. The 2009 Bucknell schedule will resemble the 2008 slate with 10 of the 11 teams remaining. Only Hofstra departed and was replaced by Penn, a squad the Bison have faced 32 times, including four times under the direction of Tim Landis. After opening the campaign on the road, Bucknell will play three of its next four games on its home turf inside Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. The team’s lone bye week comes directly in the middle of the schedule and before the heart of Patriot League play. The Bison will play six games prior to their Oct. 17 idle week and ﬁve afterwards. Perhaps the toughest stretch for Bucknell will be a three-game road trip against Patriot League opponents in late October and November. The Bison will travel to Lafayette, Fordham and defending Patriot League champion Colgate in successive weeks before coming back home to celebrate Senior Day against Holy Cross. Bucknell has not faced a three-game road trip since late in the 2005 season when it was swept by Lafayette, Fordham and Colgate.

THOMPSON, LINTAL TAKE ON NEW RESPONSIBILITIES During the offeseason, head coach Tim Landis announced that longtime aides Brent Thompson and Matt Lintal would be taking on new responsibilities in 2009. Thompson, who will be in his seventh year on staff, will serve as the offensive coordinator while continuing to oversee the offensive line. He takes over offensive coordinator duties from Harold Nichols, who left last winter to become the head coach at his alma mater, Presbyterian College. Lintal, who is also in his seventh year with the Bison, will now coach

the oﬀensive oﬀensive backs, wide receivers and coordinate the passing game.

OTHER COACHING CHANGES In addition to the promotions of Thompson and Lintal, Landis added five new members to his staff. Ed Lynett, the former defensive coordinator at Iona, Mike O’Connor, the son of former Bucknell assistant football coach Mike O’Connor and the grandson of former Bucknell head coach Fred Prender, Sam Perryman, a 2004 Lehigh graduate who spent the last four years at Penn State, and Jason Sweet, who will fill the newly created administrative coordinator position, joined the program. Additionally, John Field, who was the team’s strength and conditioning coach in 2008, added duties as a defensive assistant coach to his list of responsibilities.

PASSING GAME

REMAIN

While Brent Thompson will be taking over as offensive coordinator for the departed Harold Nichols, expect the Bison spread option offense to continue to feature a balanced mix of passing and running. In the first five years of Tim Landis’ tenure as head coach, the Bison running game dominated the play-calling, but last year Bucknell threw for more yards than it rushed for for the first time since 2002. Year Rushing Yards Passing Yards 2003 2908 1545 2004 2770 1119 2005 2277 900 2006 2587 889 2007 1905 1310 2008 1616 2063 Total 14,063 7,826

BISON ROSTER FEATURES PLENTY OF HOMEGROWN TALENT While Bucknell’s roster features players from 23 states and Canada, Pennsylvania dominates with 26 of the Bison’s 94 players hailing from the Keystone State. Those Pennsylvanians will have plenty of opportunities to play in front of friends and family with eight of the team’s 11 games scheduled to be played in their home state this fall. The other three contests w be played in neighboring New York. will Among the locals are several players from close pr proximity to Bucknell. Freshman TE/FB Terna Ityokumbul and junior LB Luke Massaro are from the State College area, and th Abington Heights (Scranton area) graduates dot three th roster in senior WR Cale Cadman, junior OL Spenthe ce DePhillips and junior WR Shaun Pasternak. cer Freshman OL Brandon Morris and classmate Je Jeremiah Young represent the Harrisburg area, while st standout Bison veterans DL Robert De La Rosa, LB Sa Nana-Sinkam and LB Travis Nissley are all from Sam th Lancaster area. Sophomore K Drew Orth hails the fr Hazleton, which is located just an hour east on from In Interstate 80.

WR Shaun Pasternak

AIMING

FOR

.500

Bucknell has posted back-to-back losing seasons for fo the ﬁrst time since 1993 and 1994. The Bison en ended that streak with a solid 7-4 mark (4-1 Patriot

League) in 1995. The following season the Bison won five of their final six games and claimed the only Patriot League title in program history. Bucknell has not finished below .500 three consecutive years since 1991-94 and has posted at least a .500 mark 10 times in the last 14 years.

NUMBER CHANGE Only one of Bucknell’s returning players has changed his number since last year. Senior Sam NanaSinkam will wear No. 6 instead of No. 58 this year in honor of teammate A.J. Pompliano, who is serving in Iraq. Pompliano wore No. 6 before being called into duty last fall.

POSITION CHANGES Just three Bison have changed their positions since last year, and all three involve the defensive backﬁeld. Senior Brandon Simmons, who started at cornerback much of last season, has moved to the oﬀensive side of the ball as a wide receiver. Classmate Ahkiel White, who was a regular starter at safety last fall, will begin preseason practice at cornerback, although Landis has suggested he might move back to safety. Another senior, Brigham Farrand, will move to linebacker from the safety position.

ALL-AMERICA HONOR

FOR

WHITE

Junior DB Ahkiel White was named a Preseason All-American by Consensus Draft Services. He earned an honorable mention nod and was one of just seven Patriot League players cited. A total of 183 players from Football Championship Series teams were recognized. White appeared in all 11 games last year, starting 10, and posted 46 tackles to rank ﬁfth on the team. The two-year letterwinner led the Bison, and ranked tied for sixth in the Patriot League, with two interceptions, picking oﬀ passes in home contests against Hofstra and Colgate. White will enter 2009 with 98 tackles in his twoyear career, while his four career interceptions place him nearly halfway to joining Bucknell's top-10 list.

ALTERNATING GAMES Last year, Bucknell’s schedule featured a unique twist as the Bison alternated home and away games throughout the campaign. That streak of alternating games actually started Oct. 27, 2007 against Holy Cross and won’t end until Bucknell hosts Marist and Georgetown on back-to-back Saturdays this fall, a streak of 19 consecutive games.

PRESEASON PATRIOT LEAGUE POLL 1. Holy Cross 67 (7 ﬁrst-place votes) 2. Colgate 64 (6) 3. Lehigh 46 (1) Lafayette 46 5. Fordham 35 6. Bucknell 24 7. Georgetown 12 Preseason Oﬀensive Player of the Year: Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross Preseason Defensive Player of the Year: Mark Leggiero, Lafayette

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL FRESHMAN DRAFTED BY BALTIMORE ORIOLES Freshman QB Kyle Hoppy, a native of Orchard Park, N.Y., was drafted in the 25th round of this past June’s Major League Baseball Draft by the Baltimore Orioles, but elected to attend Bucknell rather than pursue a professional career. A pitcher on the baseball diamond, Hoppy will be a member of the Bison baseball squad in the spring. The last Bucknell player to be a member of both Bison squads was K Will Carney, who was a relief pitcher from 2006-08.

SEAN CONOVER NOW WITH DETROIT LIONS Bucknell alum Sean Conover ’06 was signed by the Tennessee Titans in May of 2006. He was activated from the team’s practice squad in late November 2006 and the former All-Patriot Leaguer started and played the majority of the game at right defensive end in the squad’s stunning come-from-behind victory over the New York Giants. He had a solid game, making four tackles (two solo) and deflected an Eli Manning pass in the second half. Conover’s debut came in a memorable victory for the Titans, who trailed 21-0 in the fourth quarter before rallying to win 24-21. Conover, wearing No. 77, played in the final six games of the 2006 season and finished with nine tackles, and in 2007 he played in five games and totaled three tackles, including one in a Monday night win over New Orleans. In 2008, Conover left the Titans and appeared on the Atlanta Falcons’ practice squad. During the offseason he joined the Detroit Lions’ roster and is expected to begin the season in the Motor City. Conover finished his senior season at Bucknell with 44 tackles, including nine for loss and three sacks. Despite playing tight end his entire freshman campaign, he finished his career with 17.5 sacks, tied for fifth-most in Bucknell history. He also totaled nine career forced fumbles. Conover moved to defensive end prior to his sophomore year and started all 34 games there over his final three seasons. He was a Second Team AllAmerica selection after a junior year in which he had 10.5 sackes and 18 tackles for loss.

OPPONENTS Bucknell’s 11 opponents posted a combined 57-61 record in 2008. Four opponents ﬁnished the season with above .500 records, while nine of the 11 won at least four games.

NO PENALTIES Bucknell was the least-penalized team in the nation in 2008, marking the second straight year it accomplished that feat. The Bison averaged just 3.73 penalties per game. The only other team to commit fewer penalties than Bucknell’s 41 was Princeton, which was ﬂagged 40 times.

BISON NOTEBOOK Bucknell will have its most experienced team in a number of years. The Bison return 39 lettermen and 17 starters (9 oﬀense, 8 defense). Of the seven graduated starters, two were kickers. Bucknell’s roster has a total of 330 career starts entering 2009. Career Starts by Position Quarterbacks: 25 Running Backs: 52 Wide Receivers: 51 Oﬀensive Linemen: 62 Defensive Backs: 50 Linebackers: 63 Defensive Linemen: 27

LONGEVITY

FOR

LANDIS

Head coach Tim Landis will be on the Bison sidelines for a seventh season this fall. He will tie Tom Gadd, Al Humphreys, Robert Odell and Carl Snavely for fourth place on Bucknell’s all-time longevity list. Landis will also likely pass Tom Gadd for fourth place on the program’s games coached list. Landis enters the season nine games behind Gadd. Additionally, with three wins, Landis will move into sole possession of seventh place on the all-time victories list. He begins the season with 28 wins, placing him just two behind Humphreys. Landis is more than halfway to the program record of 48, jointly held by Gadd and Robert Curtis. (for more information on coaching records, see page 66)

RECORD WATCH Senior A.J. Kizekai enters the 2009 campaign already listed first among all Bison in career kick return yardage (2,107), but is poised to possibly break a few more records in his final season. He needs just four kick returns to vault over Dan Scocca and into first place on that list, while he currently ranks fourth in all-purpose yards, 1,586 behind Rich Lemon. Kizekai has totaled better than 1,800 all-purpose yards each of the last two years. Kizekai is not the only Bison set to break some records. Senior QB Marcello Trigg and junior WR Shaun Pasternak could as well. Trigg, who threw for 13 touchdowns in an injury-shortended 2008, needs 18 touchdown passes to overtake Scott Auchenbach’s standard. Additionally, with 2,071 yards, Trigg would tie Auchenbach’s passing yards record and he needs less than 1,800 yards of total offense to pass Auchenbach in that category. Coming off a record-breaking sophomore campaign, Pasternak is now within reach of the career receiving yards and receiving touchdowns records. He needs just over 1,000 yards to pass Tom Mitchell’s receiving yards standard and only five touchdown grabs to overtake Mitchell and Lester Erb, who each caught 18 in his career.

BISON GOOD SPORTS In 2006, the Bucknell Department of Athletics and Recreation announced its new “Bison Good Sports!” campaign, a sportsmanship awareness program designed to promote appropriate fan conduct at all Bison sporting events. The objective of the campaign, according to Bucknell director of athletics and recreation John Hardt “is to thank fans for the tremendous energy and enthusiasm they bring to each Bucknell athletics contest while also empowering them as caretakers of the collegiate gameday experience. While the extremes of unwanted behavior and its impact on home and visiting fans are not commonplace at Bison athletics events, Bucknell and our visiting teams ask for our fans’ help in keeping their support of our teams positive and cheer with positive encouragement, rather than supporting an atmosphere of intimidation that attempts to degrade opposing players and teams. We hope that our fans will continue to join our players, coaches and staff in helping all spectators find creative and ingenious ways to positively support our Bucknell student-athletes.” In addition to the announcement of the “Bison Good Sports Campaign,” the department of athletics and recreation also focused specific student-athlete programming to discuss the role student-athletes and coaches play in fostering an environment of good sporting conduct. “The Speaking Specialists,” leaders in the field in providing communications, leadership, speech and sportsmanship training to student-athletes at all levels came to campus last September. The comprehensive, interactive program was designed to generate thought and discussion among student-athletes facing the top issues of today. Specific emphasis was given toward practicing good sportsmanship both on and off the playing field and representing their school, team and themselves in a positive light in everything from helping in recruiting to job interviews.

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BISON PROFILES JOSH ANDERSEN • Sen Senior • Linebacker Lin 6’2” • 6’2 • 215 Pleasant View, Utah • Ple Weber • We • Snow Sno College

Hesham Abdelaal

• Junior Jun • Oﬀensive Line • 6’1 6’1” • 298 • Laurys Lau Station, Pa. • Par Parkland

Third-year lineman who is one of many oﬀensive linemen in the running for a starting position ... powerful player who is the lone Bison to be listed over 300 pounds ... hard worker who made big strides in spring practice the lastt two years. 2008 (Sophomore): Did not appear in a game. e. 2007 (Freshman): Played in all 11 games as a backup offfensive lineman ... one of nine freshmen to earn a varsityy letter. Parkland High School: First-team all-conferencee and second-team all-area selection as an oﬀensive lineman ... helped team win Eastern Football Conference Southern Division AAAA title in 2006 ... played for head coach Jim Morgans. Personal: Hesham Adel Abdelaal ... born Sept. 17,, 1989 in Allentown,, Pa. ... mother is Amal Yahya ... has two siblings, Mahmoud and Ihab ... majoring in biology.

MIICHAEL ALLWIN

• Sophomore Sop p • Linebacker Lin • 6’1 6’1” • 210 • Gre Greenwich, Conn. • Bru Brunswick School

Will provide depth at linebacker, one of Bucknell’s most experience-laden defensive positions. 2008 (Freshman): Missed season after undergoing shoulder surgery. Brunswick School: Lettered four times in football and three in lacrosse ... football team captain ... earned team’s Courage Award ... played for coach Sean Brennan. Personal: Michael Nicholas Allwin ... born Oct. 23, 1989 in New York City ... son of Maria Allwin ... has two siblings, Christopher and Katrina ... father, Jim, played football at Yale ... brother, Chris, plays lacrosse at Yale ... major is undeclared.

Mature person who provides solid leadership … key memM mbber be e of kickoﬀ coverage team … only junior college transferr on team … last junior college transfer before him was 2009 graduate Marques Morgan. 2008 (Junior): Saw action gr in nine games, mainly on special teams … made tackles against Marist, Colgate and Lafayette, all covering kicks … ag named Bucknell Scout Team Player of the Week following na Cornell game. Weber High School: Team captain and allCo region player. Snow College: All-Region 18 selection as a re linebacker ... helped lead Snow to an 11-1 record in 2007 lin ... team was undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the National Junior College Athletic Association before falling to Butler Ju (Kan.) Community College in the Zions Bank Top of the (K Mountains Bowl. Personal: Joshua Ralph Anderson ... M born July 22, 1984 in Ogden, Utah ... parents are Ralph bo and Heidi Andersen ... has four siblings, Jake, Rhett, Jacee an and Ellie ... brother, Jake, also played football at Snow Colan lege ... married Maddi Beagley on Sept. 21, 2007.... served leg LDS mission in Madrid, Spain … Patriot League a two-year t Academic Honor Roll member in 2008 ... majoring in interAc national relations. na Andersen's Career Highs An Tackles: 1 (three times) Ta Andersen's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2008 9/0 2 1 3 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 9/0 2 1 3 0-0 0 0 0 0

TYLER ANDERSON

• Junior • Linebacker Lin 6’1” • 6’1 • 221 Fairport, N.Y. • Fai • Fai Fairport

Athletic linebacker who is looking to increase his playing time both on defense and special teams ... entered spring practice listed first on the depth chart at “stud” linebacker position … continues to get bigger and stronger ... athletic player who runs well. 2008 (Sophomore): Appeared in 10 games, making at least one tackle in seven … posted seasonhigh four stops in loss at Holy Cross. 2007 (Freshman): Made one varsity appearance on special teams against Stony Brook ... Bucknell’s leading JV tackler ... recorded 25 stops in three JV games, including nine each against La Salle and Lackawanna ... led team in tackles in two of the three games and was second in the other ... four tackles were for loss ... Fairport High School: Played football and baseball ... co-captained football team ... played both linebacker and running back ... 2006 Section V AAA Defensive Player of the Year ... First Team All-Monroe County and Second Team All-Greater Rochester ... earned team’s Red Raider Award ... New York State Scholar-Athlete in both sports ... played for coach Michael Ierlan. Personal: Tyler Patrick Anderson ... born April 10, 1989 in Overland Park, Kan. ... son of Jeff and Paula Anderson ... has a younger sister, Kelsie ... father played offensive line at Emporia State ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2008 ... majoring in civil engineering. Anderson's Career Highs Tackles: 4, at Holy Cross (2008) Anderson's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2007 1/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2008 10/0 6 6 12 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 11/0 6 6 12 0-0 0 0 0 0

• Sophomore Sop p • Quarterback Q Qu 6’0” • 6’0 • 210 Douglas, Ga. • Do Coﬀee • Co

One of four sophomore quarterbacks on the roster … powerful runner … possesses a strong arm. 2008 (Freshman): Served as a backup quarterback to veteran Marcello Trigg … did not appear in a game. Coffee High School: Highly decorated quarterback at Coffee High School ... honorable mention all-state pick ... Region 1-5A Offensive Player of the Year and first team all-region ... earned Trojan Award as overall team MVP ... four-year Scholar-Athlete Award recipient ... academic all-state selection ... Academic Athlete of the Month in the October 2007 edition of Get in the Game magazine ... set school records for touchdown passes in a season (19) and career; passing yards in a season (1,501), total yards in a season (1,912), completions in a season (100), points scored in a season (138), touchdown passes in a game (4) and passing yards in a game (276) ... played for coach Jerry Odom ... also a member of the baseball team. Personal: John Burke Batten ... born March 18, 1990 in Douglas, g Ga. ... son of Johnnie and Elizabeth Batten ... has a younger sister, Hannah … major is undeclared.

ANDREW BELL

• 5’8 5’8” • 190 • Bas Basking Ridge, N.J. • De Delbarton School

Expected to step into role as starting punter after one year as an understudy to 2009 graduate Phil Azarik … athletic player who can allow Tim Landis to get creative with play calling … running back in high school … booted a number of strong punts during spring game. 2008 (Freshman): Served as backup punter to four-year starter Phil Azarik … did not see game action. Delbarton School: Earned four letters in hockey and three in football at Delbarton School in Morristown, N.J. ... football team captain under coach Brian Bowers ... all-conference and all-area selection ... third team all-state (non-public) pick. Personal: Andrew David Bell ... born July 28, 1989 in Morristown, N.J. ... son of Dave and Debbie Bell ... has four siblings, Matt, Joanna, Sam and Mary ... major is undeclared.

Andrew Bell kicks a field goal during Bucknell's spring scrimmage.

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• Junior Jun Back • Running Ru 5’7” • 5’7 • 165 • Stone Sto Mountain, Ga. • Clarkston Cla

Speedy running back … smallest person on team … could provide additional depth in the backfield during certain situations. 2008 (Sophomore): Rejoined team prior to start of preseason practice … did not appear in a game. 2007 (Freshman): Played in one game vs. Stony Brook … rushed one time for three yards. Clarkston High School: Lettered three times each in football and track and field ... in football earned the team’s Coaches Award and GPA Award ... played for coach Wayne Jones ... MVP of the track team ... state finalist in the 100-meter dash ... part of 4x100-meter relay that placed third in the state. Personal: Isaih Tramaine Bell ... born Sept. 26, 1988 in Cape Girardeau, Mo. ... son of Martha Bell ... has three older siblings, O’Keith Bell, Tony Egson and Monica Egson … majoring in political science. Bell's Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 1, vs. Stony Brook (2007) Rushing Yards: 3, vs. Stony Brook (2007) Long Rush: 3, vs. Stony Brook (2007) All-Purpose Yards: 3, vs. Stony Brook (2007) Bell's Career Rushing Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. Avg. TD 2007 1/0 1 3 3.0 0 2008 0/0 0 0 0 0 Totals 1/0 1 3 3.0 0

• Sophomore S •R Running Back •6 6’0” • 204 • Wi Windsor, Ontario • We Western Reserve Acad. (Ohio)

Powerfully built running back … should provide depth at a number of backﬁeld positions … continues to improve … looking to bounce back from a leg injury. 2008 (Freshman): Saw action in one game (vs. Colgate) as a freshman … named Bucknell Scout Team Player of the Week following Robert Morris game … missed end of season with a broken leg. High School: Attended W.F. Herman Secondary School and Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Ohio ... competed in football and track ... all-city defensive back ... all-province performer in the 100-meter dash and 4x100meter relay ... played for coach Chuck Schmitt. Personal: Brandon Kingsley Besant ... born Jan. 30, 1988 in Ontario g Bobby, y Mandi ... son of Irene Besant ... has three siblings, and Jasmine ... major is undeclared.

KY YLE BOLINE

tied for 14th on squad with 20 stops. 2007 7 (Freshman): Played in all three junior varsity games and was very effective ... finished with 14 tackles, 1.5 sacks, three tackles for loss and a fumble recovery ... had seven tackles and a sack in a 26-19 win over La Salle ... sack on fourth down ended the game ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week after the Holy Cross game. Greece Athena High School: Played varsity football and basketball ... three-year varsity starter on the gridiron ... First Team All-Greater Rochester ... first team all-county ... team captain under coach Rob Cerone ... led team in tackles (85) as a senior ... tied school record for career receptions ... as a senior had 28 receptions for 352 yards and four touchdowns ... scholar-athlete selection three times ... team captain and two-year starter in basketball. Personal: Kyle Christopher Boline ... born Sept. 6, 1988 in Laconia, N.H. ... son of David and Kathy Boline ... has one older brother, Ryan ... civil engineering major. Boline's Career Highs Tackles: 6, vs. Fordham (2008) Tackles for Loss: 0.5, at Marist (2008); vs. Hofstra (2008) Sacks: 0.5, at Marist (2008) Boline's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2007 0/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2008 10/3 8 12 20 1-5 0 0 0 0 Totals 10/3 8 12 20 1-5 0 0 0 0

Lg. Yds/G 3 3.0 0 0 3 3.0

BRANDON BESANT

BISON PROFILES

• Junior J • Defensive D Line 6’2” •6 • 255 • Rochester, Ro N.Y. • Gre Greece Athena

• Linebacker Lin • 6’1 6’1” • 230 • Tow Towson, Md. • Loy Loyola y Blakeﬁeld

Listed second on depth chart at “stud” linebacker position n entering spring practice … promising player who improvedd throughout the offseason. 2008 (Freshman): Played in four of final five games … registered multiple tackles three straight times … finished campaign with eight stops … battled injuries over first half of year. Loyola Blakefield High School: Lettered three times each in football and lacrosse ... team captain on the gridiron under coach Brian Abbott ... two-time all-league selection ... Second Team AllMetro ... honorable mention all-conference pick in lacrosse. Personal: Timothy Keeley Bolte ... born Nov. 10, 1989 in Towson, Md. ... parents are Howard and Sheila Bolte ... has three siblings, Andrew, Rachel and Katie ... major is undeclared. Bolte's Career Highs Kickoff Return Yards: 12, vs. Fordham (2008) Long Kickoff Return: 12, vs. Fordham (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 12, vs. Fordham (2008) Tackles: 3, at Lehigh (2008) Interceptions: 1, at Lehigh (2008)

• Sophomore Sop p Defensive Line • De 6’3” • 6’3 • 261 Pa. • Millersburg, Mi Area • Millersburg Mi

Had strong spring practice season … expected to recover from last year’s shoulder surgery … one of Bucknell’s biggest defensive linemen … very athletic. 2008 (Freshman): Had surgery on shoulder in preseason and missed entire campaign. Millersburg Area High School: Starred in football, basketball and track ... two-time Pennsylvania Football News All-State Offensive Lineman ... 2007 first team all-conference offensive lineman and defensive end ... 2006 first team all-conference OL ... 2007 team lineman of the year ... made school-record 46 varsity starts ... named to Harrisburg Patriot-News Mid-State Top 100 list ... helped team to 23-3 record in last two years ... Roy Wallcoached team was ranked as high as No. 3 in state in 2007 ... student council president. Personal: Ryan R. Boyer ... born Oct. 11, 1989 in Harrisburg, Pa. ... son of David and Janine Boyer ... has a younger sister, Megan ... father is a 1986 graduate of Bucknell and played one year of football ... grandfather, Ronald Boyer, is a 1960 Bucknell grad ... mother played of basketball at Millersville ... p y four years y major iis undeclared.

• Defensive De Line • 6’4 6’4” • 270 • Bardonia, Bar N.Y. • St. Joseph Regional

Well-conditioned athlete with excellent size and quickness ... one of the team’s most-improved defenders ... has gained confidence ... should hold down a starting defensive end position … one of team’s largest defensive players. 2008 (Junior): Played in 11 games, starting 10 … tied for fourth on team with 1.5 sacks … had tackles for loss in three straight games vs. Marist, Hofstra and Georgetown … season-high three tackles came against Lafayette … posted exactly two tackles in five consecutive games. 2007 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 games, starting the last five ... recorded 27 tackles, including eight for loss and three sacks ... ranked second on the team behind Josh Eden in both sacks and TFLs ... season-high five tackles against Holy Cross ... sacks

Bolte's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2008 4/0 1 7 8 0-0 1-0 0 0 0 Totals 4/0 1 7 8 0-0 1-0 0 0 0 Will Braaf

Bolte's Career KOR/All-Purpose Statistics Year G/GS KR Yds. Avg. Lg. APY 2008 4/0 1 12 12.0 12 12 Totals 4/0 1 12 12.0 12 12

Improving defensive line prospect ... received plenty of reps in spring practice and has improved physically ... expected to challenge senior Will Braaf for starting defensive end position … gives 100% effort at all times … plays with aggression and emotion. 2008 (Sophomore): Played in 10 games, starting three of final four at defensive end … registered at least one tackle in each appearance, including season-high six in season-ending overtime win over Fordham … registered one-half sack at Marist … also had an assisted tackle for loss the next week vs. Hofstra … finished

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BISON PROFILES came against Richmond, Colgate and Lafayette. 2006 (Freshman): Appeared in three varsity games and made one tackle (against Richmond) ... had eight tackles and knocked down a pass in two jayvee appearances ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week following the Richmond game. St. Joseph’s Regional High School: Lettered three times in lacrosse and twice in football ... as a senior helped lead football team to seventh consecutive state title ... team was ranked 22nd in nation in 2004 ... played both defensive tackle and oﬀensive tackle ... ﬁrst-team all-league as a senior after posting 47 tackles and six sacks ... played for coach Tony Karcich ... honorable mention all-conference in lacrosse as a junior. Personal: Full name is William Patrick Braaf ... born Dec. 19, 1987 in Lawton, Okla. ... son of Pat and Ellen Braaf ... has a younger brother, Michael ... major is geography. Braaf's Career Highs Tackles: 5, vs. Holy Cross (2007) Tackles for Loss: 1.5 (three times) Sacks: 1 (four times) Fumble Recoveries: 2, at Georgetown (2008) Pass Breakups: 1, vs. Hofstra (2008) Braaf's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT QBS TFL PD FF FR 2006 3/0 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2007 11/5 13 14 27 3-26 8-44 0 0 0 2008 11/10 8 8 16 1.5-10 2-10 1 0 2 Totals 25/15 22 22 44 4.5-36 10-54 1 0 2

PA AUL BRAZINSKI

• Junior Ju • Oﬀensive Line 6’3” • 6’3 • 260 Basking Ridge, N.J. • Bas • Rid Ridge

Apprenticed behind three-year starting right guard Jonathan Grainger as a freshman in 2007 … served as a valuable backup in 2008 … poised to take over starting right tackle job ... will be counted on this fall ... athletic lineman with good feet ... hard worker in practice. 2008 (Sophomore): Started season-opening win over Duquesne … key member of extra point and field goal units … saw action in nine games overall … served as backup at a number of offensive line positions. 2007 (Freshman): Starting offensive lineman in the junior varsity games ... did not make a varsity appearance ... Ridge High School: Competed in football and track and field ... All-Somerset County, All-Skyland Conference and honorable mention all-area as a senior ... second-team all-league as a junior ... played for coaches Thomas Falato and Anthony Mottola. Personal: Paul Anthony Brazinski ... born Nov. 23, 1988 in Morristown, N.J. ... son of Joseph and Mary Anne Brazinski ... has three siblings, Brian, Mark and Andrea ... Brian played football at Penn ... mother played college basketball at St. Peter’s ... nephew of former Bucknell women’s basketball coach and former U.S. Olympic basketball team member Julienne Simpson ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2008 ... classics major.

JAMAL BRIGGS

• Junior Jun Defensive Back • De 6’1” • 6’1 • 195 Maplewood, N.J. • Ma Columbia • Col

Hard-hitting defensive back ... listed No. 2 on preseasonn depth chart at cornerback, behind returning starter Ahkiel el White ... big, physical player ... with added experience could develop into a very good player ... had a strong spring ... lean and long defensive back. 2008 (Sophomore): Appeared in nine games, making starts against Patriot League foes Georgetown and Holy Cross … recorded season-high three tackles against Georgetown, all in the first half … also had tackles against Duquesne and Holy Cross … returned one kick for five yards opposite Crusaders. 2007 (Freshman): Saw limited varsity action in four games ... major contributor in three jayvee games, finishing with 15 tackles (10 solo), three forced fumbles and a fumble recovery ... registered seven tackles and two forced fumbles against Lackawanna ... forced and recovered a fumble against Hargrave Military Academy ... Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week after the Colgate game ... Columbia High School: Played football and lacrosse ... football team captain ... second-team all-conference ... all-area senior scholar ... team defensive player award as a senior ... played for coach Chuck Keegan. Personal: Jamal Joshua Briggs ... born Nov. 28, 1989 in Newark, N.J. ... son of Hilliard Edmond and Charlene Briggs ... has six siblings ... father is a former New Jersey light heavyweight boxing champion ... majoring in economics. Briggs' Career Highs Kickoff Return Yards: 5, at Holy Cross (2008) Long Kickoff Return: 5, at Holy Cross (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 5, at Holy Cross (2008) Tackles: 3, at Georgetown (2008) Briggs' Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2007 4/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2008 9/2 3 2 5 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 13/2 3 2 5 0-0 0 0 0 0 Briggs' Career KOR/All-Purpose Statistics Year G/GS KR Yds. Avg. Lg. APY 2007 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 2008 9/2 1 5 5.0 5 5 Totals 13/2 1 5 5.0 5 5

Rashod Bumpers is expected to return to the field after missing the 2008 campaign with an injury.

• Sen Senior Back • Running Ru 5’8” • 5’8 • 175 Mobile, Ala. • Mo UMS-Wright • UM

Former starter at slotback who missed the 2008 campaign with a knee injury ... gave Bison fans an early taste of his talent with a great start to his rookie year, but it was shortlived thanks to a season-ending knee injury suffered in week four ... made strong comeback as a sophomore ... a locker room favorite who is well-liked by his teammates ... coming off a strong spring ... also an excellent receiver out of the backfield ... former Alabama state 55-meter dash champion ... participated with the Bucknell indoor track team in 2008 ... placed 10th in 60-meter dash at Patriot League Championship ... time of 7.08 is No. 4 all-time at Bucknell behind current teammates A.J. Kizekai and Marlon Woods. 2008 (Junior): Missed campaign after suffering knee injury during offseason. 2007 (Sophomore): Regained starting slotback position ... rushed for 173 yards on 35 carries, for an average of 4.9 yards per carry ... also caught eight passes for 116 yards ... caught a 33-yard pass against Richmond ... season-high 35 rushing yards against Georgetown ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Week after the Colgate game. 2006 (Freshman): Earned a starting slotback berth in preseason camp and started each of the first four games of the season ... announced his presence with authority with a monster night in a season-opening win over Duquesne ... caught a 33-yard pass on the very first play of his collegiate career and scored a 51-yard touchdown on his first career carry ... went on to rush for 126 yards on only nine carries ... earned Patriot League Rookie of the Week, Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Game and Lewisburg Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Week honors for that effort ... became the first Bucknell freshman to rush for 100 yards in a season opener since Rich Lemon in 1993 ... season came to a premature end in the Richmond game in week four, when he caught a 27-yard pass out of the backfield but tore his ACL on the play ... rushed for 144 yards on only 13 carries on the season, an average of 11.1 yards per carry. UMS-Wright High School: Lettered four times in track, three times in football and once in basketball at UMS-Wright Prep School in Mobile ... helped lead football team to a 2005 4A state championship under coach Terry Curtis ... ran for two TDs in state championship game as team capped a 15-0 season ... team’s leading rusher with 1,196 yards ... won team’s Bruce Filipinni Award ... won state championship and broke state record in 55-meter dash da ... team won four track and field state titles. Personal: Full name is Rashod Cordarro Bumpers ... born Dec. 31, al 1987 in Lakenheath, England ... parents are Richard and 19 Vivian Bumpers ... father played football at Virginia State Vi ... majoring in economics. Bumpers' Career Highs Bu Rushing Attempts: 9, vs. Duquesne (2006) Ru Rushing Yards: 126, vs. Duquesne (2006) Ru Rushing TDs: 1, vs. Duquesne (2006) Ru Long Rush: 51, vs. Duquesne (2006) Lo Receptions: 2 (three times) Re Receiving Yards: 42, vs. Cornell (2006) Re Long Reception: 42, vs. Cornell (2006) Lo Kickoff Return Yards: 96, vs. Lafayette (2006) Ki Long Kickoff Return: 34, vs. Lafayette (2006) Lo All-Purpose Yards: 159, vs. Duquesne (2006) Al Bumpers' Career Rush/Receiving Statistics Bu Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Ye 2006 20 4/4 13 144 1 51 3 102 0 42 2007 11/10 35 173 0 23 20 8 116 0 33 2008 20 DNP - Injured Totals 15/14 48 317 1 51 To 11 218 0 42

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• Sen Senior • Wide Wi Receiver 6’2” • 6’2 • 201 Clarks Summit, Pa. • Cla Heights • Abington Ab

Big, sure-handed wideout who is one of the best in a deepp stable of Bison receivers ... an excellent blocker on thee edge who also has sure hands and the ability to get deep ... very good route runner ... saw considerable action during his first two seasons, and is expected to start for a third straight year in 2009. 2008 (Junior): Appeared in all 11 games, starting three when a tight end was not in use on the first play … fifth on team in both receptions (13) and receiving yards (96) … finished year with season-high three receptions in each of final two games vs. Lehigh and Fordham … registered season-high 28 receiving yards vs. Rams … caught at least one pass in eight of 11 games. 2007 (Sophomore): Started every game at wide receiver and tied for team lead with 17 receptions, totaling 293 yards (17.2 avg.) ... season-high four catches against Lafayette ... hauled in two passes for 71 yards, including a go-ahead 56-yard touchdown grab in third quarter of season-ending win over Fordham ... TD was first of his career ... Lewis-burg Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Week afterr the Holy Cross game. 2006 (Freshman): Played in ninee games and started two during a solid rookie year ... caughtt seven passes for 97 yards, including four grabs for 58 yardss against Penn ... saw some action on special teams as well.l Abington Heights High School: Earned three letters in football and two each in track and swimming ... played football for coach Joe Repshis ... second team all-state selection by both Associated Press and Pennsylvania Football News ... first team all-region wide receiver and first team all-conference at both receiver and free safety ... selected to play in the PA East-West All-Star Game but did not play because he was also an alternate on the Pennsylvania Big 33 team ... team MVP ... district champion and school recordholder in 200-meter dash ... first team all-region performer in both swimming and track. Personal: Full name is Jonathan Cale Cadman ... born Aug. 24, 1987 in Scranton, Pa. ... parents are Jon and Jeanne Marie Cadman ... has two siblings, Ross and Elisia ... political science major ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2007. Cadman's Career Highs Receptions: 4, vs. Penn (2006); at Lafayette (2007) Receiving Yards: 71, at Fordham (2007) Receiving TDs: 1, at Fordham (2007) Long Reception: 56, at Fordham (2007) All-Purpose Yards: 71, at Fordham (2007) Cadman's Career Receiving Statistics Year G/GS Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. Yds./G 2006 9/2 7 97 13.9 0 16 10.8 2007 11/11 17 293 17.2 1 56 26.6 2008 11/3 13 96 7.4 0 19 8.7 Totals 31/16 37 486 13.1 1 56 15.7

BISON PROFILES

• Sophomore Sop p Defensive Back • De 5’9” • 5’9 • 185 Jupiter, Fla. • Jup p Christian School • Jupiter Jup p

Athletic defensive back … good speed ... hard worker who will improve with experience … had solid preseason and spring practices. 2008 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a rookie. Jupiter Christian School: Competed in football and track at Jupiter Christian School ... captained the football team ... helped lead team to 2007 state championship ... named second team all-state and all-county and ﬁrst team all-area ... played in 2007 Outback Bowl All-Star Game ... played for coach Bill Powers. Personal: Mike Ryan Cardinute ... born Jan. 16,, 1990 in West Palm Beach,, Fla. ... son of Lori Cardinute ... major is undeclared.

•6 6’0” 0 • 275 Pa. • Bethlehem, Bet Freedom • Fre

Talented offensive lineman who earned starting position from day one … replaced three-year starter Jonathan Grainger at right guard … expected to continue as a memberr of starting unit in 2009. 2008 (Freshman): Moved intoo starting lineup in preseason and started at right guard in n all 11 games … one of two freshman starters on offensivee line along with Ian Dal Bello. Freedom High School: Playedd football, basketball and baseball at Freedom High School ..... first team all-conference and all-area offensive and defensive lineman ... played for head coach Jason Roeder. Personal: Anthony Frank Carter ... born Sept. 23, 1990 in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... parents are Rodney and Yvonne Carter ... has one sister, Jasmine ... father played football at Purdue and with the Pittsburgh g Steelers ... mother was a member of the Purdue track and field team … majoring in chemistry.

Anthony Carter

• Linebacker Lin • 5’1 5’10” • 207 • An Ann Arbor, Mich. • Huron Hu

Fourth-year member of the Bison linebacker corps ... battling returning lettermen Sam Nana-Sinkam and Travis Nissley for time at the “will” linebacker spot ... hard worker. 2008 (Junior): Did not appear in a game. 2007 (Sophomore): Played in three junior varsity games, totaling six tackles ... had four stops against Lackawanna. 2006 (Freshman): Playing Pl time was limited to two junior varsity appearances ... made seven tackles, including two for lost yardage. Huron High Hi School: Competed in football and track and ﬁeld at Huron Hu High ... football coach was Joel Przygowski ... named team’s te defensive MVP ... first team all-area ... school’s weightlifter we of the year. Personal: Full name is Damian Eugene Eu Chatman ... son of Emery Chatman and Essie Gray ... has ﬁve siblings -- Carmen, Dion, Juanita, Anthony and Deanna ... born Oct. 7, 1988 in Detroit, Mich. ... majoring De in management.

JAMIL CREWSS

• Sophomore Sop p • Running Ru Back • 5’9 5’9” • 190 • Tam Tampa, Fla. • Jeﬀerson

Expected to transition from slotback to fullback position … in the running to start at fullback following the graduation of four-year letterwinner Kevin Mullen … punishing runner who does not shy away from contact. 2008 (Freshman): Named Bucknell Scout Team Player of the Year in the postseason … played against Robert Morris and in season finale win over Fordham … rushed six times for 19 yards against the Rams … had a season-best 21-yard rush in first quarter vs. Fordham … named Bucknell’s Scout Team Player of the Week following Georgetown game. Jefferson High School: Competed in football and track at Jefferson High School ... was team captain and team MVP in both sports ... First Team All-Hillsborough County in football ... played for coach Mike Fenton ... as a senior rushed for 548 yards (5.9 avg.) and seven touchdowns and caught 38 passes for 467 yards and two scores. Personal: Jamil Akin Crews ... born Sept. 6, 1989 in Tampa, Fla. ... son of James Crews and Patricia Johnson … major is undeclared. Crews' Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 6, vs. Fordham (2008) Rushing Yards: 19, vs. Fordham (2008) Long Rush: 21, vs. Fordham (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 19, vs. Fordham (2008) Crews' Career Rushing Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. Avg. TD 2008 2/0 6 19 3.2 0 Totals 2/0 6 19 3.2 0

Lg. Yds/G 21 9.5 21 9.5

Cale Cadman

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BISON PROFILES

• Sophomore Sop p • Oﬀensive Line 6’1” • 6’1 • 280 • Allen, All Texas • Allen All

Talented offensive lineman who started from day one as a freshman … replaced an injured Ian Fullmer as the starting left guard last year … excellent size. 2008 (Freshman): Moved into starting lineup in preseason and started at left guard in all 11 games … one of two freshman starters on offensive line along with Anthony Carter … recorded tackle on a fumble return in first career game (vs. Duquesne). Allen High School: Second-team all-district in 2007 ... earned academic all-state honorable mention ... honorable mention all-district as an offensive lineman as a junior ... played for coach Tom Westerberg ... also played hockey and served as co-captain as a junior. Personal: Ian Angelo Dal Bello ... born April 5, 1990 in Belleville, Ontario ... parents are Brian and Margaret Dal Bello ... has a sister, Julie … majoring in management. Dal Bello's Career Highs Tackles: 1, vs. Duquesne (2008)

JA ASON DAVIS

Davis' Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2006 11/0 6 2 8 0-0 0 1 0 0 2007 10/10 31 21 52 1.5-5 2-32 6 0 0 2008 4/3 11 4 15 0.5-3 0 0 0 1 Totals 25/13 48 27 75 2-8 2-32 7 0 1 Davis' Career KOR/All-Purpose Statistics Year G/GS KR Yds. Avg. Lg. APY 2006 11/0 17 328 19.3 29 341 2007 10/10 0 0 0 0 32 2008 4/3 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 25/13 17 328 19.3 29 373

ROBERT DE LA ROSA

• Senior Sen • Defensive De Back • 5’8 5’8” • 185 • Cin Cincinnati, Ohio • Wi Winton Woods

Came into camp as a freshman as a running back, but wass quickly moved to cornerback after impressing the coachess while filling in there with the scout team ... a year later hee was a starting cornerback ... outstanding athlete ... cover skills improved throughout career ... quick and explosive physical talent ... served as the team’s primary kickoff returner as a freshman ... competed in both indoor and outdoor track in 2008 ... recorded fifth-fastest time in school history in indoor 60-meter dash (7.11) behind football teammates A.J. Kizekai, Marlon Woods and Rashod Bumpers ... left team during 2008 season, but rejoined squad during 2009 spring practice. 2008 (Junior): Starting cornerback in first three games of season … appeared in first four contests before leaving team … totaled 15 tackles, including season-high five on two occasions vs. Duquesne and at Robert Morris. 2007 (Sophomore): Started 10 games at cornerback, missing only the Marist game due to injury ... finished the season with 52 tackles (31 solo) ... intercepted two passes and broke up six others ... had a 32yard interception return against Richmond ... also picked off a pass in the Georgetown game ... career-high 11 tackles against Cornell ... also had 10 hits against Lafayette and seven each against Stony Brook and Georgetown. 2006 (Freshman): Earned a varsity letter as a rookie after seeing action in all 11 games ... served as a second-string cornerback in addition to handling the bulk of the kick return duties ... led the team with 17 return attempts for 328 yards for a 19.3 average ... long return was 29 yards ... made eight tackles and broke up a pass on defense. Winton Woods High School: Three-sport standout in football, baseball and track ... earned four varsity football letters under coach Troy Everhart ... as a senior named first team all-league, All-Southwest Ohio, all-city and all-state ... conference special teams player of the year as a return specialist ... also first team All-Southwest Ohio as a sophomore, when he broke three school records ... second on squad in tackles as a junior and senior ... first team all-league in track as a junior. Personal: Full name is Jason Alexander Davis ... born July 6, 1988 in Cincinnati, Ohio ... son of Jeffrey and Darimelle Davis ... has two brothers, Jeffrey Davis Jr. and Mark Gentry ... brother Jeffrey played football at Ohio Northern ... majoring in international relations.

Davis' Career H Highs Rushing Attempts: 4, at Lehigh (2006) Rushing Yards: 13, at Lehigh (2006) Long Rush: 6, at Lehigh (2006) Passing Attempts: 2, at Lehigh (2006) Kickoﬀ Return Yards: 122, vs. Penn (2006) Long Kickoﬀ Return: 29, vs. Penn (2006) All-Purpose Yards: 122, vs. Penn (2006) Tackles: 11, at Cornell (2007) Tackles for Loss: 1.5, at Lafayette (2007) Fumble Recoveries: 1, vs. Duquesne (2008) Pass Breakups: 2, at Duquesne (2007); at Fordham (2007)

• Sophomore • Defensive Line • 6’1” • 271 • Lan Lancaster, Pa. • Ma Manheim Township

Made immediate impact on defensive line as a freshman … big and active lineman … made more of an impact than any other freshman on team in 2008 … expected to shift ft back to defensive end in 2009. 2008 (Freshman): Earnedd team’s Stuart M. Smith Award as the outstanding newcommer … earned team’s Defensive Player of the Week Awardd after Robert Morris and Marist games … recovered twoo fumbles vs. Robert Morris … posted a season-high ninee tackles vs. Red Foxes … named Patriot League Rookie of the Week following Marist performance … had three consecutive games (Cornell, Marist, Hofstra) with at least one tackle for loss … started first nine games … missed final two contests after undergoing surgery on thumb … tied for team lead with five tackles for loss … 11th on squad with 34 tackles … played both defensive end and nose guard. Manheim Township High School: Participated in football and track ... Lancaster-Lebanon League Defensive Lineman of the Year ... first team all-league and second-team all-state selection ... played for coach Mike Melnyk. Personal: Roberto Antonio De La Rosa ... born May 16, 1990 in Queens, N.Y. ... son of Roberto De La Rosa and Marta Ochoa ... has four siblings, Celia, Martha, Helga and Vicky ... majoring in mechanical engineering. De La Rosa's Career Highs Tackles: 9, at Marist (2008) Tackles for Loss: 1.5, at Cornell (2008); vs. Hofstra (2008) Sacks: 1, at Holy Cross (2008) Fumble Recoveries: 2, at Robert Morris (2008) Pass Breakups: 1, vs. Cornell (2008); vs. Lafayette (2008)

• Sophomore Sop p Defensive Back • De 6’2” • 6’2 • 186 N.J. • Middlesex, Mi • Immaculata Im

Provides good size at defensive back … Bucknell’s tallest defensive back … versatile player … expected to challenge for a starting cornerback position. 2008 (Freshman): Appeared in three games, mainly on special teams ... named Bucknell’s Scout Team Player of the Week following Fordham win. Immaculata High School: Competed in baseball and football ... captained the football team as a senior ... named First Team All-Skyland Conference, ﬁrst team all-county, second team all-area and second team all-state (non-public) ... two-year starter at quarterback with a career record of 23-1 ... led 2006 team to a conference title and a Parochial Group III state championship ... helped 2007 team to another league title and the Parochial Group III championship game ... named team’s oﬀensive MVP as a senior, when he completed 61% of his passes for 1,201 yards and 12 touchdowns ... also rushed for 287 yards and six TDs ... named to New Jersey Football Coaches Association 2007 Super 100 All-State Team played in New Jersey North-South All-Star Game at Rutgers Stadium ... played for head coach Pierce Frauenheim ... also an all-conference and all-area pick in baseball. Personal: Francis V. DeNick ... born Nov. 21, 1989 in Somerville, N.J. ... son of Frank and Jill DeNick ... has two younger y g brothers,, Salvatore and Angeloo ... major is undeclared.

• Oﬀensive Line • 6’0 6’0” • 251 • Cla Clarks Summit, Pa. Heights • Abington Ab

Junior oﬀensive lineman who is looking to move up the depth chart ... an injury in spring practice of his sophomore year limited his reps ... has made positive strides when healthy ... gives team good depth at center … entered spring practice listed No. 2 on the depth chart at center behind returning starter James Phelan. 2008 (Junior): Made ﬁrst career appearance in a game at Lehigh. 2007 (Sophomore): Did not make a varsity appearance. Abington Heights High School: Lettered in football,

De La Rosa's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS PD FF FR 2008 9/9 16 18 34 5-21 1.5-12 2 0 2 Totals 9/9 16 18 34 5-21 1.5-12 2 0 2

Robert De La Rosa

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL wrestling and track and ﬁeld ... in football was a Pennsylvania Football News All-State Honorable Mention ... WNEP Super 16 Dream Team selection ... two-time all-region pick ... two-time all-conference selection ... winner of Hookey Reap Award as the top oﬀensive lineman in the county ... student council president ... came to Bucknell along withh Abington Heights teammate Shaun Pasternak, and joinedd former prep teammate Cale Cadman. Personal: Spencerr Anthony DePhillips ... born Oct. 20, 1988 in Scranton, n, Pa. ... parents are Victor and Denise DePhillips ... has one brother, Justin ... majoring in management.

TREVOR DOMBECK

• Sen Senior • Wide Wi Receiver • 6’4 6’4” • 202 • Allendale, All N.J. • No Northern Highlands

The tallest of Bucknell’s receivers at 6’4” ... made strides in the spring ... big target who uses his body well to ward of defenders. 2008 (Junior): Did not appear in a contest. 2007 (Sophomore): Game action limited to junior varsity. 2006 (Freshman): Played with the jayvees and caught one pass for 10 yards. Northern Highlands High School: Lettered in both football and basketball ... came to Bucknell with high school classmate Justin Pulgrano ... played for coach Steve Simonetti. Personal: Full name is Trevor Charles Dombeck ... born Sept. 9, 1987 ... son of Charles and Gail Dombeck ... has four older siblings, Michael, Lauren, Ashley and Gillian ... majoring in international relations.

Brigham Farrand

BISON PROFILES ROB GERLACH H

• Sen Senior • Linebacker Lin 6’1” • 6’1 • 212 Green Pond, N.J. • Gre Knolls • Morris Mo

Veteran member of the Bison linebacker unit ... movingg to linebacker after playing at safety for first three years … battling Casey Williams for the lead role at the “renegade” position ... regardless, likely to see plenty of field time on defense and special teams ... physical player who runs well ... was a standout running back in high school ... had a 74yard fumble return for a touchdown in the 2007 Orange vs. Blue spring game. 2008 (Junior): Appeared in seven games, starting vs. Colgate … registered 18 tackles against Raiders, equaling Sam Nana-Sinkam for the most by a Bison in 2008 … tied for seventh on squad with 39 total stops … named team’s Defensive Player of the Week following Colgate contest. 2007 (Sophomore): Season began slowly due to a bout of mono, but after missing most of preseason camp bounced back for a solid season before an ankle injury sidelined him for the season’s final two games ... despite playing in just eight games still finished fourth on the team with 61 tackles (38 solo) ... broke up four passes and forced a fumble ... had eight or more tackles five times, including back-to-back 10-tackle performances against Georgetown and Holy Cross ... had nine stops, all solo, against Colgate. 2006 (Freshman): Made an immediate impact on defense, playing safety in the final 10 games of the season, with starts in the final nine ... finished as Bucknell’s fourthleading tackler with 72 (42 solo) ... broke up six passes and intercepted one ... first career start was a memorable one, as he made 11 tackles, recovered a fumble and picked off a pass at the 1-yard line and returned it 36 yards vs. Cornell ... earned Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors following low wing in that performance ... logged eight or more tackles five ttimes im ... had 10 stops at Holy Cross ... ranked ninth in the thhe Patriot League in tackles, second among freshmen (to Sam Nana-Sinkam). Morris Knolls High (t tteammate ea School: Schooo Lettered four times in track and field, three times Sch football and once in wrestling ... played football for coach in foo foot Regan ... Associated Press First Team All-State selecBilll Re Bil R ttion tio n ..... named to all-state second team by the Star Ledger Heisman High School Award recipient ... helped lead . He ... ei tteam tea m to t 12-0 record and a state championship ... named first te tteam all-area, all-county and “best two-way player” by Daily tthe he D a Record ... as a senior rushed for 1,525 yards and TDs 21 T D ... averaged 9.5 yards per carry and had 1,800 total yards ya yar dss ... as a linebacker had 66 total tackles, three sacks, recoveries and an interception. Personal: Full t ffumble two tw u name n amee is Brigham Conn Farrand ... born Sept. 24, 1987 in Denville, D Den vil N.J. ... parents are George and Beverly Farrand ... Amanda and brother Cole ... has an uncle who hhas as a sister s pplayed pla yed middle linebacker at Wyoming and an aunt who was ye 19-time swimming All-American at East Stroudsburg ... a 19-t major m ajor or is economics. Career Highs FFarrand's arra Tackles: T Tack a kle 18, vs. Colgate (2008) Tackles T Tac Ta kle for Loss: 1.5, vs. Richmond (2007) Fumble FFu umb Recoveries: 1, vs. Cornell (2006); at Georgetown (2006) (2 20066) Pass Breakups: 3, at Holy Cross (2006) P ass B Interceptions: 1, vs. Cornell (2006) In nterrc Farrand's Career Defensive Statistics Fa Farra a Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR Ye 2006 20 10/9 42 30 72 1-1 1-36 6 0 2 2007 20 8/7 38 23 61 1.5-5 0 4 1 0 2008 20 7/1 23 16 39 0-0 0 3 0 0 Totalss 25/17 103 69 172 2.5-6 1-36 13 1 2 To

• Junior Jun Defensive Back • De 5’11” • 5’1 • 200 Downingtown, Pa. • Do Downingtown • Do

Hard-nosed safety who emerged last year as one of the team’s most improved defensive players ... showed explosiveness, quickness and toughness, all skills the coaches are looking for ... could be a key in the defensive backfield this fall … along with classmate Ahkiel White should anchor a more experienced secondary. 2008 (Sophomore): Only Bison defensive player to start all 11 games … ranked 10th on team with 37 tackles … recorded season-high six tackles at Robert Morris … registered at least one tackle in every game. 2007 (Freshman): Played in five varsity games on special teams ... was also a junior varsity starter, finishing with 20 tackles in three games ... 11 tackles vs. Lackawanna were the most by a JV player all season ... intercepted a pass against Hargrave Military Academy. Downingtown High School: Participated in football, lacrosse and golf ... on the gridiron was named all-area ... selected to play in the Valor Bowl, a county-wide all-star game ... played for coach Mike Milano. Personal: Robert Gerlach ... born April 17, 1988 ... son of Jim Gerlach and Karen Elrod ... father, Jim, is a congressman in Pennsylvania … has a sister, Katie, and brother, Jimmy ... majoring in management. Gerlach's Career Highs Tackles: 6, at Robert Morris (2008) Pass Breakups: 1, at Georgetown (2008); at Holy Cross (2008) Gerlach's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2007 5/0 1 0 1 0-0 0 0 0 0 2008 11/11 22 15 37 0-0 0 2 2 0 Totals 16/11 23 15 38 0-0 0 2 2 0

Rob Gerlach

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

BISON PROFILES JO OSH GORNTO

Fourth-year member of the Bucknell defense ... made big strides between his freshman and sophomore seasons … was mainly a backup safety as a junior ... fast, physical player who should benefit from another year of experience. 2008 (Junior): Saw action in all 11 games, starting one at Lehigh … 14 of 18 tackles came during four-game stretch late in season … posted season-high five tackles vs. Colgate. 2007 (Sophomore): Played in seven games, including three starts, at free safety ... started season opener against Duquesne ... missed four mid-season games with an ankle injury ... finished with 27 tackles (15 solo) ... credited with one forced fumble ... had 10 tackles against Lafayette and nine against Lehigh. 2006 (Freshman): Made a good showing in a pair of junior varsity contests ... finished with eight tackles, a pass breakup, a fumble recovery and a forced fumble. Jordan High School: Lettered three times in football and twice in track ... 2005 Herald Sun First Team All-Area defensive back and Defensive Player of the Year ..... team’s defensive MVP ... October 2005 Student-Athlete off the Month ... 2005 First Team and 2004 Honorable Menntion All-Pac 6 Conference ... 2005 Pac 6 Defensive Back off the Year ... 2005 Pac 6 champion in 200-meter dash. Per-sonal: Full name is Joshua Carl Gornto ... born Aug. 23, 3, 1988 in Durham, N.C. ... parents are Bob and Joy Gornto ... has an older brother Zachary ... Eagle Scout ... major is geology ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Gornto's Career Highs Tackles: 10, at Lafayette (2007) Tackles for Loss: 0.5, at Lafayette (2007) Forced Fumbles: 1, vs. Stony Brook (2007) Gornto's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2006 0/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2007 7/3 15 12 27 0.5-1 0 0 1 0 2008 11/1 9 9 18 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 18/4 24 21 45 0.5-1 0 0 1 0

MATT HARBIN

• Sophomore Sop p • Quarterback Q Qu 6’2” • 6’2 • 205 Colleyville, Texas • Col • Gra Grapevine

Received plenty of reps during spring ball with Marcello Trigg out with an injury … possesses a strong arm … connected with Cale Cadman on a 74-yard touchdown during spring game. 2008 (Freshman): Did not see action in a game … named team’s Scout Team Player of the Week following Holy Cross game. Grapevine High School: Lettered in football, basketball and track ... football team captain under coach Gary Mullins ... ﬁrst team all-district selection ... as a junior completed 59% of his passes and passed for 1,612 yards and 10 touchdowns ... as a senior completed 63% of his passes for 1,146 yards and eight touchdowns ... also led the team in rushing with 378 yards and three TDs ... averaged 254.0 total yards per game. Personal: Matthew David Harbin ... born Sept. 4, 1989 in Duncanville, Texas ... son of David and Libby Harbin ... has two brothers, Scott and Brett … majoring in management.

county player of the year ... ﬁrst team all-conference quarterback ... Second Team All-Met pick ... Washington Post AllExtra Player of the Year ... named Small School All-State First Team QB ... broke all of Patuxent’s passing records ... as a junior was named ﬁrst team all-county, second team all-conference and all-state and all-met honorable mention ... played for coach Steve Crounse ... also an all-conference high jumper. Personal: Carl Jay Hopson Jr. ... born Jan. 1, 1990 in Port Charlotte, Fla. ... son of Jay and Nancy Hopson ... has one sister, Cari, and a brother, Austin … major is undeclared. Hopson's Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 23, vs. Fordham (2008) Rushing Yards: 76, at Lehigh (2008) Long Rush: 28, vs. Fordham (2008) Passing Attempts: 32, at Lehigh (2008) Passing Completions: 18, vs. Fordham (2008) Passing Yards: 229, vs. Fordham (2008) Passing TDs: 2, vs. Fordham (2008) Long Pass: 40, vs. Fordham (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 76, at Lehigh (2008) Tackles: 1, at Lehigh (2008)

• Sen Senior Back • Defensive De 6’1” • 6’1 • 215 N.C. • Durham, Du Jordan • Jor

Josh Gornto (R) celebrates a big play against Lehigh with Tim Bolte and Travis Nissley.

C.J. HOPSON C

• Sophomore • Quarterback • 6’0 6’0” • 198 • Lusby, Lus Md. • Patuxent Pat

Gained late-season experience last fall … started to grow as a quarterback … received plenty of reps during spring ball with Marcello Trigg out with an injury … adept at scrambling … also has an accurate arm. 2008 (Freshman): Played in last three games, starting final two ... led team to comeback overtime victory over Fordham in season finale … found Justin Pulgrano on a nine-yard touchdown pass with four seconds remaining in regulation to tie score vs. Rams … season-high second touchdown pass of game … rushed 46 times for 148 yards … 44 rushing attempts for 134 yards in his two starts … tied for third on team with two rushing touchdowns … completed 35 of 60 passes for 380 yards in his two starting assignments … had a hand in five of Bucknell’s six touchdowns over final two games of season … named Patriot League Rookie of the Week on Nov. 17 following Lehigh game … 32 pass attempts vs. Lehigh were most by a Bison since 2002 … first Bison freshman to start at quarterback since Marcello Trigg in 2006. Patuxent High School: Competed in football and track ... football team captain and MVP as a senior, when he led the team to a 10-0 record and a conference championship ...

Hopson's Career Rushing Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. Avg. TD 2008 3/2 46 148 3.2 2 Totals 3/2 46 148 3.2 2

Lg. Yds/G 28 49.3 28 49.3

Hopson's Career Passing Statistics Year G/GS Att. Cmp. Int. Pct. 2008 3/2 65 38 1 58.5 Totals 3/2 65 38 1 58.5

Yds. TD Lg. 390 3 40 390 3 40

C.J. Hopson huddles up the offense at Lehigh.

The Bison defense blocking a lastsecond kick at Robert Morris.

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ALEX IWASKIW

• Junior J • Running Ru Back • 5’9 5’9” • 184 • Elli Ellicott City, Md. • Mount Mo Hebron

Walk-on running back showed improvement throughout his first two years ... provides depth at the slotback position ... limited by injury in the spring following freshman campaign ... tremendous desire ... best football is ahead of him ... handles long-snapping duties. 2008 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 11 games, mainly on special teams … recorded three special teams tackles, including season-high two at Lehigh … served as long snapper for extra points, field goals and punts … named Scout Team Player of the Week following Lehigh game. 2007 (Freshman): Played in all three junior varsity games ... best game came against La Salle, when he ran five times for 36 yards ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week after the Cornell game. Mount Hebron High School: Lettered three times each in football and wrestling and twice in baseball ... two-year captain on football team ... named first team all-county defensive back in senior year by the Washington Post and Baltimore Sun ... Maryland Honorable Mention All-State ... gained over 1,000 all-purpose yards during senior year as quarterback, running back and receiver ... named Maryland’s western regional scholar-athlete winner by the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame ... Baltimore Ravens’ Roost #4 Scholar Athlete Award winner ... United States Marine Corps scholar athlete award winner. Personal: Alexander Stephen Iwaskiw ... born April 30. 1989 in Columbia, Md. ... son of Pete and Julie Iwaskiw ... Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member in 2008 ... majoring in biomedical engineering. Iwaskiw's Career Highs Tackles: 2, at Lehigh (2008) Iwaskiw's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2007 0/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2008 11/0 3 0 3 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 11/0 3 0 3 0-0 0 0 0 0

• Sophomore Sop p Defensive Line • De 5’9” • 5’9 • 197 Washington, D.C. • Wa Collegiate Acad. • Friendship Fri

PPromising r lineman ... former walk on who joined team prior to the start of preseason practice as a freshman. 2008 or (Freshman): Did not see action in a game … named team’s (F Scout Team Player of the Week following Lafayette game. Sc Friendship Collegiate Academy: Three-time StudentFr Athlete of the Year ... football team captain as a senior ... At played for coach Aazar Abdul Raheem. Personal: Reishad pl Travis Sinclair Jessupp ... born Sept. Tr p 9,, 1990 in Silver Spring, p g, Md. M ... son of Tiﬀany Jessup ... major is undeclared.

• Sen Senior • Linebacker Lin • 5’1 5’11” • 216 • Springﬁ Spr p eld, Va. • Lee

Returning two-year starter at linebacker ... came to Bucknell as a quarterback but moved to linebacker early in his freshman year ... adapted quickly to the position change and led the junior varsity in tackles as a freshman, then started every game and was the varsity team’s No. 2 tackler as a sophomore ... led team in tackles as a junior … displayed a good nose for the ball and sure tackling ability ... as tough a player as Bucknell has on defense ... solid leader. 2008 (Junior): Led team in tackles with career-high 89 … finished sixth in the Patriot League in stops … four doublefigure tackle outings in the final six games … 69 of 89 tackles came after Sam Nana-Sinkam’s injury … season-high 17 stops in season finale against Fordham … earned team’s Captains Award … named a game captain six times … given team’s Clark Hinkle Award as the outstanding defensive back or linebacker … named team’s Defensive Player of the Week back-to-back weeks following games against Holy Cross and Lafayette … named Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week after 17-tackle performance againstt Fordham … among team leaders with 2.5 tackles for losss … recovered a fumble in win at Robert Morris … extendedd consecutive games played streak to 22 … started final eightt games at “mike” linebacker position … named Diversifiedd Information Technologies Player of the Game after eightt

Greg Jones

tackless and one interception vs. Holy Cross. 2007 (Sophomore): Started all 11 games at linebacker and ranked No. 2 on the team with 65 tackles ... had one sack, one interception and one forced fumble ... interception and sack both came against Marist ... had season-high 11 tackles against Georgetown ... also had nine stops against Cornell and eight against Holy Cross ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Defensive Player of the Week after the Duquesne game. 2006 (Freshman): Named Bucknell’s Scout Team Player of the Year after moving from quarterback to linebacker early in the year ... played in four varsity games and made two tackles ... was also the leading tackler in junior varsity action, compiling 16 in two games ... 10 of those came against Milford Academy ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week following the Penn game. Lee High School: Three-sport standout in football, baseball and basketball ... played football for head coach Chad Lewis ... ﬁrst team all-district and second-team all-region ... three-time all-district pick in baseball ... twoyear captain in football and senior-year captain in baseball. Personal: Full name is Joel Gregory Jones ... born Nov. 24, 1987 ... son of Joey and Debbie Jones ... has a sister, Shannon ... majoring in history ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Jones' Career Highs Tackles: 17, vs. Fordham (2008) Tackles for Loss: 1 (three times) Sacks: 1, vs. Marist (2007) Forced Fumbles: 1, vs. Marist (2007), at Robert Morris (2008) Interceptions: 1, vs. Marist (2007), at Holy Cross (2008) Long Interception Return: 17, vs. Marist (2007) Pass Breakups: 1, vs. Duquesne (2008) Jones' Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT SACK INT PD FF FR 2006 4/0 1 1 2 0-0 0 0 0 0 2007 11/11 23 42 65 1-10 1-17 0 1 0 2008 11/8 40 49 89 0-0 1-9 1 1 0 Totals 26/19 64 92 156 1-10 2-26 1 2 0

A.J. KIZEKAI

• 5’9 5’9” • 195 • Pawtucket, Paw R.I. • Blair Bla Academy (N.H.)

Record-setting talent who has developed into one of the Patriot League’s most electrifying performers ... brings sprinter’s speed to the slotback and kickoff return positions and is a threat to take it all the way on every touch ... very good at turning the corner on the option ... seems to have another gear once he gets through the line ... improving as a blocker ... also a very dangerous pass receiver ... hard worker in the offseason ... already owns school record for career kickoff return yards (2,107) ... owns five of the top 38-longest touchdowns in school history ... owns six of the top 10 single-game kickoff return marks … enters 2009 three kickoff returns shy of school record … competed with the Bison indoor track team in 2007-08 and performed very well ... tied the school record in the 60-meter dash (7.01) in the Patriot League Championship semifinals ... made the final, where he finished seventh ... won the 55-meter dash at the Bucknell Winter Classic and posted the eighth-fastest time in school history in that event. 2008 (Junior): First Team All-Patriot League selection as a return specialist for the second straight year … Second Team All-Patriot League selection as a running back … had an outstanding game against Lafayette where he had a record 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, broke the Bucknell single-game mark with 210 return yards and surpassed Dan Scocca’s career standard … ranked first in the Patriot League and tied for fourth nationally averaging 184.0 all-purpose yards per game … ranked second in the Patriot League and 13th nationally in kickoff return average (26.3) … had 285 all-purpose yards vs. Lafayette, the seventh-best single-

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BISON PROFILES

A.J. Kizekai

game mark in program history … 1,840 all-purpose yards ranked fourth on the single-season list that he tops with his 2007 total … totaled 973 return yards, the second-best figure in program annals … led team in rushing (484 yards) and ranked eighth in the Patriot League … had a seasonbest 58-yard rush against Colgate … season-high 98 yards came in opener vs. Duquesne … second on team with 383 receiving yards … 79-yard touchdown reception at Holy Cross … earned team’s George L. McGaughey Memorial Award as the outstanding player in the Lafayette game … earned C. Dale Wolfe Recognition Award as the most inspirational player … earned Captains Award along with Greg Jones, Kevin Mullen and Casey Williams … was named a game captain four times … team’s Offensive Player of the Week following 45 rushing yards and 90 passing yards at Holy Cross … earned team’s Special Teams Player of the Week honor after contests with Colgate and Lafayette … totaled 178 kickoff return yards against Raiders and 210 opposite Leopards … also named Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Game after Lafayette contest … also earned Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Week citation following Lafayette game. 2007 (Sophomore): Enjoyed a monster sophomore season, earning First Team All-Patriot League honors as a return specialist while breaking school single-season records for all-purpose yards and kickoff return yards ... became the first sophomore to garner the Lewisburg Touchdown Club Award as team MVP since Rich Lemon in 1994 ... 1,113 kickoff return yards broke Troy White’s previous school mark by 360 yards ... averaged a league-best 25.9 yards per return ... rushed for a team-high 632 yards, averaging 6.2 yards per carry ... also caught 17 passes for a team-high 363 yards, an average of 21.4 yards per reception ... became the first Bison since Ken Jenkins in 1980 to lead the team in both rushing and receiving in the same season ... led the team with eight touchdowns (four receiving, three rushing, one kickoff return) ... had an incredible game at Colgate, when he became the first player in school history to score rushing (5 yards), receiving (19) and kickoff return touchdowns (92) in the same game ... all three of those scores came with Bucknell trailing by seven points ... earned the KeatingRieu Award as the MVP of the Colgate game, as well as the Big Blue Award as the team’s most valuable back or receiver ... 92-yard KO return at Colgate was the seventh-longest in program history ... also had an 80-yard TD run against Holy Cross and an 82-yard TD reception against Fordham, making him the first player in school history with three scores of 80 yards or longer in a career, much less a single season ... the 82-yard catch was the fifth-longest in school history ... finished season with 1,908 all-purpose yards, breaking Jenkins’ 27-year-old school record of 1,884 ... topped 250 all-purpose yards three times: 260 vs. Duquesne, 251 vs.

St Stony Brook and an 251 vs. Colgate ... Duquesne total was seventh-highest in program history ... averaged 173.5 allse purpose yards per game, second-best in Patriot League and pu 13th in the nation ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club 13 Special Teams Player of the Week after the Duquesne and Sp Colgate games ... Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Co Week and Damon’s Bison Athlete of the Week after the ColW gate game ... named Diversified Information Technologies ga Player of the Game after the Stony Brook, Colgate and Holyy Pl Cross games. 2006 (Freshman): Slowed by a muscle pull Cr in preseason camp, but made a big debut against nationally all ranked Richmond in week four ... scored on a 36-yard touchdown run on his first collegiate carry ... had five carto ries rie for 57 yards in that game, then a week later carried four fo times for 82 yards and two more scores in a win at Marist ... reached the end zone from 35 yards out twice on M consecutive carries in the second quarter ... made it four co rushing TDs in four weeks with a 5-yard score against ru Penn Pe ... clinched the 13-3 victory over Fordham with a 44yard ya touchdown reception with 2:56 left in the game ... all told, to played in eight games, starting six ... finished as the team’s second-leading rusher with 441 yards on 58 carries te ... averaged 7.6 yards per rush ... also caught six passes for 156 15 yards and a score ... touched the ball on 64 plays from scrimmage and averaged 9.3 yards with a team-high five sc touchdowns ... named Patriot League Rookie of the Week to and an Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Game Ga following the Marist win ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week after the Cornell game ... ranked second on the team in rushing yards, receiving yards and all-purpose yards. Blair Academy: 2005 graduate of Saint Raphael Academy and member of Class of 2006 at Blair Academy in Blairstown, N.J. ... four-year letterman and team captain in both football and track ... named Gatorade Player of the Year and Rhode Island Player of the Year ... all-state selection ... all-academic selection ... 2006 indoor track state champion in 55-meter dash. Personal: Full name is Ajaynue Kizekai ... born Dec. 1, 1986 in Monrovia ... son of Yassah Kizekai ... has five siblings -- Kevin Topka and Memeh, Lavaley, Abayami and Kimeh Kizekai ... double major in economics and sociology. Kizekai's Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 16, at Georgetown (2008) Rushing Yards: 98, vs. Duquesne (2008) Rushing TDs: 2, at Marist (2008) Long Rush: 80, vs. Holy Cross (2007) Receptions: 5, at Georgetown (2008) Receiving Yards: 99, vs. Colgate (2006) Long Reception: 82, at Fordham (2007) Receiving TDs: 1 (six times) Total TDs: 3, at Colgate (2007) Kickoff Return Yards: 210, vs. Lafayette (2008) Long Kickoff Return: 100, vs. Lafayette (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 285, vs. Lafayette (2008) Kizekai's Career Rush/Receiving Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. 2006 8/6 58 441 4 36 6 156 1 44 2007 11/10 70 432 3 80 17 363 4 82 2008 10/10 104 484 1 58 27 383 1 79 Totals 29/26 232 1357 8 80 50 902 6 82 Kizekai's Career KOR/All-Purpose Statistics Year G/GS KR Yds. Avg. Lg. APY 2006 8/6 1 21 21.0 21 618 2007 11/10 43 1113 25.9 92 1908 2008 10/10 37 973 26.3 100 1840 Totals 29/26 81 2107 26.0 100 4366

A.J. Kizekai

• Sen Senior • Running Ru Back • 5’1 5’11” • 190 • Yardley, Yar Pa. • Pen Pennsbury

Has earned two varsity letters after back-to-back productive seasons ... entered spring tops on the depth chart at slotback … one of a deep group of slotbacks who will battle for playing time ... brings significant ability ... strong player who runs very well ... became known for big plays in 2008. 2008 (Junior): Registered nine offensive plays (4 receptions, 5 rushes) of at least 20 yards … played in all 11 games, starting final 10 … rushed 42 times for 275 yards … ranked third on team in rushing yards … caught 15 passes for 214 yards … fourth on squad in receptions and third in receiving yards … caught season-high four balls for 87 yards in loss at Holy Cross … caught a season-best 53-yard pass in that contest. 2007 (Sophomore): Saw action in 10 games, both at slotback and on various special teams units ... caught two passes, both going for touchdowns, and also scored on a blocked punt return against Lafayette ... the three TDs were fifth-most on the team ... had a 26-yard TD reception in the season-opening win over Duquesne and a 35-yard scoring catch against Cornell ... also had 16 carries for 75 yards, including a season-long 36-yard run against Stony Brook ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week after the Marist game. 2006 (Freshman): Appeared in four varsity games, primarily on special teams ... led the junior varsity team in rushing with 72 yards in two games ... named Bucknell’s Scout Team Player of the Year ... Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week following the Colgate

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Josh Lee

game. Pennsbury High School: Earned three letters each in football and track ... played football for head coach Baylen Snyder ... team captain on the gridiron ... reunited at Bucknell with former high school teammate Nolan Applegate, who graduated in 2009 ... the school also produced Jason Vegotsky, a former guard on the Bison men’s basketball team. Personal: Full name is Joshua Michael Lee ... born Dec. 16, 1987 in Trenton, N.J. ... son of Michael andd Rhonda Lee ... has a sister, Lauren ... majoring in political al science. Lee's Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 8, at Duquesne (2007); at Lehighh (2008) Rushing Yards: 65, vs. Hofstra (2008) Long Rush: 36, vs. Stony Brook (2007) Receptions: 4, at Holy Cross (2008) Receiving Yards: 87, at Holy Cross (2008) Long Reception: 53, at Holy Cross (2008) Receiving TDs: 1 (three times) Kickoﬀ Return Yards: 14, vs. Fordham (2008) Long Kickoﬀ Return: 14, vs. Fordham (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 136, vs. Duquesne (2008) Fumble Recoveries: 1, at Lafayette (2007) Lee's Career Rush/Receiving Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. 2006 4/0 0 0 0 -0 0 0 -2007 10/0 16 75 0 36 2 61 2 35 2008 11/10 42 275 0 34 15 214 1 53 Totals 25/10 58 350 0 36 17 275 3 53 Lee's Career KOR/All-Purpose Statistics Year G/GS KR Yds. Avg. Lg. APY 2006 4/0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2007 10/0 0 0 0.0 0 136 2008 11/10 1 14 14.0 14 503 Totals 25/10 1 14 14.0 14 639

LUKE MASSARO

• Junior J • Linebacker L • 5’9 5’9” • 224 • Port Por Matilda, Pa. • State Sta College

Third-year prospect at linebacker ... enters preseason camp battling for playing time at the “mike” linebacker spot ... took steps forward in spring practice ... smart, tough player. 2008 (Sophomore): Appeared in four games, mainly on special teams … returned a squib kick for six yards

BISON PROFILES against Lehigh. 2007 (Freshman): Made one varsity appearance, against Marist ... played in all three junior varsity games, totaling 16 tackles … made eight stops against La Salle and six against Hargrave Military Academy ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week after the Richmond game. State College High School: Two-year football letterman at State College High School ... team captain ... Second Team All-Mid Penn Conference ... Pennsylvania Football News All-Academic Team ... played both linebacker and offensive line as a senior ... led team with 96 tackles (65 solo) ... helped lead team to its first District 3/6 AAAA championship and a berth in the state semifinals ... received Stephen J. Suhey Memorial Award ... played for coach Al Wolski ... joined former State College teammate Josh Eden at Bucknell. Personal: Luke Edwin Massaro ... born April 25, 1989 in State College, Pa. ... son of Tom and Ann Massaro ... has one brother, Adam ... majoring in accounting. Massaro's Career Highs Tackles: 2, vs. Marist (2007) Tackles for Loss: 1, vs. Marist (2007) Sacks: 1, vs. Marist (2007) Massaro's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT SACK INT PD FF FR 2007 1/0 1 1 2 1-6 0 0 0 0 2008 4/0 / 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals To otals 5/0 1 1 2 1-6 0 0 0 0

•6 6’0” 0 • 265 Hermitage, Tenn. • He • Pop Pope p John Paul II

Promising young offensive lineman who had a breakout season in 2008 ... served as a backup on a senior-laden offensive line as a freshman, but earned starting left tackle position in 2008 ... perhaps the team’s most athletic offensive lineman ... tireless worker with a bright future. 2008 (Sophomore): Earned starting left tackle position in preseason … started all 11 games … one of four first-year starters on offensive line ... named team’s Offensive Player of the Week following Georgetown game. 2007 (Freshman): Played on the offensive line in the junior varsity games ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week after the Lehigh game. Pope John Paul II High School: Lettered four times in track and field and three times in football ... played football for coach Jeff Brothers ... played both offensive and defensive line ... had 57 tackles as a senior. Personal: Nicholas Courtney McLeod ... born Nov. 4, 1989 in Queens, N.Y. ... parents are Neville and Rosamond McLeod ... has two siblings, Kayla and Aaron ...member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2008 ... majoring in history.

• Junior Jun • Ru Running Back • 6’0 6’0” • 201 • Ple Pleasant View, Tenn. • Go Goodpasture Christian

Hard-running fullback who is battling for playing time along with classmate Ryan Smith and sophomore Jamil Crews ... improving rapidly as he gets more college reps ... excellent practice player who seems to always have a smile on his face. 2008 (Sophomore): Played at fullback behind senior captain Kevin Mullen … did not see ﬁrst game action until Nov. 8 game vs. Lafayette … also played at Lehigh the following week. 2007 (Freshman): Game action came with the junior varsity, where he was the team’s leading rusher ... carried 37 times for 170 yards and two touchdowns in three games ... had 14 carries for 87 yards,

including a 49-yard TD, in a win over La Salle ... also scored against Hargrave Military Academy. Goodpasture Chris tian High School: Two-time all-region selection and offensive team MVP ... school record-holder for touchdowns in a season and career ... named offensive MVP of Clinic Bowl ... team was state runner-up in 2006, finishing 14-1 overall ... team captain ... played for coach David Martin ... was also a team captain and a two-time all-district selection as a soccer goalkeeper as a junior ... as a sophomore tied the school shutouts record ... helped school’s 4x200meter relay to a fourth-place finish in the state championships. Personal: Tekoah “Shantz” Medley ... born Sept. 18, 1988 in Nashville, Tenn. ... parents are John and Lorene Medleyy ... has one brother, Skyye ... majoring in computer science.

• Senior Sen • Linebacker Lin • 6’0 6’0” • 235 • Lititz, Lit Pa. • Ma Manheim Township

Switched to No. 6 from No. 58 for 2009 in honor of teammate A.J. Pompliano, who is serving in Iraq through December 2009 ... earned Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar Award during offseason ... expected to be back at full strength at beginning of 2009 campaign after missing second half of 2008 with broken ankle … an explosive, athletic defender ... coaches describe him as ultra-competitive, with a great sense and understanding of the game ... enters preseason bigger, stronger and faster than ever ... made an immediate impact as a freshman, proving to be one of the Patriot League’s top newcomers ... continued that success as a junior … impressive from day one of freshman preseason camp, quickly moving to the top of the depth chart ... equally adept at both run support and pass coverage. 2008 (Junior): Missed second half of season after suffering broken ankle early in first half of game at Georgetown … led team and Patriot League in tackles with 62 at time of injury … among nation’s leaders in tackles when injury occurred … season-high 18 tackles vs. Cornell equaled most by a Bison in 2008 … had three straight double-figure tackle games before injury vs. Hoyas … recovered a fumble in win over Duquesne … blocked potential game-tying field goal kick at buzzer of win at Robert Morris … intercepted a pass vs. Cornell and returned it 26 yards … named game captain four times early in the season … named team’s Defensive Player of the Week and Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week following 18-tackle, one interception perfor-

Nick McLeod

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BISON PROFILES mance against Cornell … named Diversifi Diversified ed Information Technologies Player of the Game and Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Week for blocking potential gametying kick at Robert Morris. 2007 (Sophomore): Missed entire campaign due to shoulder injury. 2006 (Freshman): Started all 11 games at outside linebacker and finished second on the team with 85 tackles (49 solo) ... had two sacks, 4.5 tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery ... ranked seventh in the Patriot League in tackles, first among freshmen ... earned the Stuart M. Smith Award as Bucknell’s most outstanding newcomer ... announced his presence with authority, picking up 15 tackles (13 solo) in a win over Duquesne in his collegiate debut ... had 11 tackles at Richmond and 10 vs. Fordham ... also had three nine-tackle games ... notched sacks against Duquesne and Lehigh ... named Patriot League Rookie of the Week and Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Game following the Richmond contest. Manheim Township High School: Played four years of football and volleyball at Manheim Township High School ... two-time all-league pick ... team captain ... team’s defensive MVP ... named Linebacker of the Year ... captained War of the Roses AllStar Team. Personal: Full name is Samuel Chander NanaSinkam ... born Dec. 20, 1988 ... son of Samuel and Peggy Nana-Sinkam ... has a sister, Alex, and two brothers, Chris and Brian ... majoring in management ... one of the team’s top students ... earned Dean’s List and Patriot League Academic Honor Roll recognition in 2006 and 2008. Nana-Sinkam's Career Highs Tackles: 18, vs. Cornell (2008) Tackles for Loss: 1 (four times) Sacks: 1, vs. Duquesne (2006), at Lehigh (2006) Forced Fumbles: 1 (three times) Fumble Recoveries: 1, vs. Colgate (2006) Interceptions: 1, vs. Cornell (2008) Long Interception Return: 26, vs. Cornell (2008) Nana-Sinkam's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL SACK PD FF FR 2006 11/11 49 36 85 4.5-29 2-13 0 1 1 2007 DNP - Injured 2008 6/6 28 34 62 2-2 0 1 1 0 Totals 17/17 77 70 147 6.5-31 2-13 1 2 1

TR RAVIS NISSLEY

• Junior Ju • Linebacker Li •5 5’11” 5’ • 214 • Mo Mount Joy, Pa. • Manheim Ma Central

Talented linebacker coming off solid sophomore year ... played quite a bit in both of last two years, and has improved tremendously since day one ... has worked hard in the weight room to become bigger and stronger ... very smart player ... will be competing for one of the linebacker spots. 2008 (Sophomore): Earned extra playing time in the second half of the year, filling in for an injured Sam Nana-Sinkam at “will” linebacker position … played in 11 games, starting final five … fourth on team with 55 tackles … totaled at least seven tackles in each start, including season-high 12 in season finale vs. Fordham … posted first career interception in win over Rams … 45 of 55 tackles came in starts … named team’s Defensive Player of the Week following win over Fordham. 2007 (Freshman): Lettered as a first-year player after seeing action in all 11 varsity games as a second-string linebacker ... was very productive, totaling 45 tackles, including 2.5 for loss ... finished second on the team in tackles among freshmen, trailing only Ahkiel White (52) ... season-high eight tackles against Stony Brook ... registered at least three tackles in 10 of 11 games. Manheim Central High School: Lettered three times in football and once in wrestling ... first-team all-section linebacker ... twice named second-team all-section as a defensive end ... as a senior served as team captain and was named linebacker of the year as team went 11-2 ... member of Pennsylvania Football News All-Academic Gold Team ...

earned Most Cooperative Coo Award as a junior ... had 156 tackles in last two seasons ... also played tight end and had 490 rushing yards and four TDs as a senior. Personal: Travis Andrew Nissley ... born Nov. 11, 1989 in Lancaster, Pa. ... son of Darwin and Deb Nissley ... has one brother, Clark ... Dean’s List student in mechanical engineering ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... in ﬁrst three semesters at Bucknell earned 3.91, 4.0 and 3.95 GPAs. Nissley's Career Highs Tackles: 12, vs. Fordham (2008) Tackles for Loss: 1, at Duquesne (2007), at Georgetown (2008) Pass Breakups: 1, vs. Holy Cross (2007), vs. Fordham (2008) Nissley's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2007 11/0 24 21 45 2.5-4 0 1 0 0 2008 11/5 25 30 55 1-3 1-0 1 0 0 Totals 22/5 49 51 100 3.5-7 1-0 1 0 0

DAVID NOSHAY

• Sophomore • Quarterback •6 0 6’0” • 188 Parkland, Fla. • Par Douglas • Do

Received plenty of reps during spring ball with Marcello Trigg out with an injury … had a 30-yard run wiped out by a penalty in 2009 spring game … one of four sophomore quarterbacks on the roster. 2008 (Freshman): Did not see action in a game backing up junior Marcello Trigg and senior Andrew Lair. Douglas High School: Three-year varsity letterman ... named to Class 6A All-State First Team by the Florida Sports Writers Association as a senior, when he threw for 1,809 yards and 16 touchdowns, and also ran for 1,239 yards and 16 touchdowns in leading the Eagles to the playoffs for the first time since 2003 ... named Nike South Florida Player of the Year ... MVP of the Nike South Florida Dade vs. Broward all-star game ... first team all-county ... had a 289-yard rushing game against Coral Springs High in 2007. Personal: David Milton Noshay ... born Aug. 6, 1989 in Miami, Fla. ... son of Michael and Jill Noshay ... has one brother, Daniel … major is undeclared.

• Sophomore Sop p • Kicker Kic 6’0” • 6’0 • 190 Pa. • Sugarloaf, Sugg Hazleton Area • Ha

Coaches think he has the chance to be a three-year starter at kicker … accurate leg on PATs and FGs … strong leg on kickoffs … showed improvement during offseason. 2008 (Freshman): Served as understudy to senior four-year starter Will Carney … saw action in four games as Carney battled a leg injury … connected on first nine extra-point attempts and 13 of 14 overall … made 38-yard field goal in third quarter vs. Hofstra … 1-for-1 on field goals … averaged nearly 58 yards on 10 kickoffs … named Bucknell’s Special Teams Player of the Week following Marist game where he was 3-for-3 on extra points and averaged 63.0 yards on four kickoffs. Hazleton Area High School: Lettered in football, soccer and swimming ... three-time allarea and two-time all-conference kicker ... All-Anthracite selection ... Times Leader All-Star ... played for coach Rocco Petrone ... soccer team co-captain ... second team all-conference goalie ... also captained the swimming team and was a four-time all-district performer. Personal: Drew William Orth ... born Sept. 1, 1989 in Berwick, Pa. ... son of Bill and Ruth Orth ... has two older siblings, Derek and Ashley ... majoring in civil engineering. Orth's Career Highs Tackles: 1, at Marist (2008) PATs: 4, vs. Hofstra (2008), vs. Colgate (2008) Field Goals: 1, vs. Hofstra (2008) Long Field Goal: 38, vs. Hofstra (2008) Orth's Career Kicking Statistics Year G FG FGA Lg. Pct. XPM XPA Pct. Pts. 2008 4 1 1 38 100.0 14 15 93.3 17 Totals 4 1 1 38 100.0 14 15 93.3 17

Travis Nissley

Drew Orth

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2

• Junior Jun • Wide Wi Receiver 6’3” • 6’3 • 199 Clarks Summit, Pa. • Cla Heights • Abington Ab

Named Preseason Third Team All-American by The Sports Network ... exciting receiver with big-play potential ... excellent at gaining yards after the catch … dynamic player who was already one of the best in the Patriot League at his position as a sophomore ... at 6’3” has the ability to outleap defenders ... has already made a number of highlight-reel plays, including the game-winning touchdown in the final minutes at Marist in 2008 … four touchdown catches shy of program record and 44 receiving yards shy of joining program’s top-10 list. 2008 (Sophomore): Had one of the best seasons by a wide receiver in Bucknell history … broke school records for yards (1,083) and touchdown receptions (12) in a season … 72 catches rank second on Bison single-season list … tied Tom Mitchell for the most 100-yard receiving games in a season (5) … Second Team All-Patriot League selection … first Bucknell All-PL wide receiver since Jim Horan in 2001 … caught at least one touchdown in final six games and nine of 11 overall … finished season atop the Patriot League in receptions per game (6.55) and receiving yards per game (98.5) … ranked 10th nationally in receiving yards and 14th in receptions … three games with at least 150 receiving yards … seasonhigh 166 vs. Duquesne ranks seventh in Bucknell’s record book … caught at least three passes in every game, including season-high 11 vs. Cornell … caught game-winning touchdown with 1:03 remaining in regulation at Marist … named team’s Offensive Player of the Week four times (vs. Duquesne, vs. Cornell, at Lehigh, vs. Fordham) … four-time winner of Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Week award (vs. Cornell, at Marist, vs. Colgate, vs. Fordham) … earned Lewisburg Touchdown Club Award as team’s MVP … earned Big Blue Award as team’s outstanding back or receiver … earned Keating-Rieu Memorial Award as the outstanding player in the Colgate game … named a game captain against Hofstra … took over for an injured Nolan Applegate as punt returner late in season … returned three punts for 18 yards against Colgate. 2007 (Freshman): Played in each of the last nine gamess of the season and started the last four ... earned the Stuuart M. Smith Award as Bucknell’s top newcomer ... team’ss third-leading receiver with 13 catches for 263 yards andd two touchdowns ... both scores came in the Georgetown n game, including the game-tying catch with only 43 seconds

Shaun Pasternak

BISON PROFILES left in regulation ... finished that game withh six catches for 83 yards ... hauled in a season-long 58-yard catch against Fordham that set up a key touchdown in Bucknell’s 38-24 win ... two-time Patriot League Rookie of the Week (after Georgetown and Fordham games) ... also copped Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Game andd Lewisburg Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Weekk honors after the Georgetown performance. Abington n Heights High School: Played football and basketball ..... Associated Press Second Team All-State selection ... firsttteam all-conference as a wide receiver and cornerback ... all-region receiver ... team’s offensive player of the year ... selected to play in East-West All-Star Game ... caught 32 passes for 693 yards and 11 touchdowns ... also had three interceptions ... played for coach Joe Repshis ... at Bucknell was reunited with former Abington Heights teammates Cale Cadman and Spencer DePhillips. Personal: Shaun Michael Pasternak ... born July 25, 1988 in Tunkhannock, Pa. ... son of John Pasternak and Tina Traver ... has a brother, Christopher ... majoring in classics. Pasternak's Career Highs Receptions: 11, vs. Cornell (2008) Receiving Yards: 166, vs. Duquesne (2008) Receiving TDs: 2, (four times) Long Reception: 59, vs. Colgate (2008) Punt Return Yards: 18, vs. Lafayette (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 159, vs. Duquesne (2008) Tackles: 1, vs. Holy Cross (2007); vs. Lafayette (2007) Pasternak's Career Receiving Statistics Year G/GS Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. Yds./G 2007 9/4 13 263 20.2 2 58 29.2 2008 11/11 72 1083 15.0 12 59 98.5 Totals 20/15 85 1346 15.8 14 59 67.3 Pasternak's Career PR/All-Purpose Statistics Year G/GS PR Yds. Avg. Lg. APY 2007 9/4 0 0 0.0 0 263 2008 11/11 4 18 4.5 8 1094 Totals 20/15 4 18 4.5 8 1357

JAMES PHELAN

Oﬀensive lineman with good height … needs to continue to put on more weight … possesses solid footwork … enters season No. 2 on depth chart at left tackle. 2008 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game … battled leg injuries at times. Groves High School: Lettered in football, basketball and track ... played football for coach Brendan Flaherty ... four-year honor roll student ... earned All-American Scholar Award ... earned Detroit Free Press Letter to the Editor and Editorial Award ... named most improved player in basketball as a junior ... Michigan AAU Championship All-Tournament selection. Personal: Joshua Daverick Phillip ... born June 23, 1990 in Southﬁeld, Mich. ... parents are Eric and Debra Phillip ... has a brother, Jamar ... major is undeclared.

SA ANDEEP PRASAD

• Senior Sen • Wide Wi Receiver • 6’0 6’0” • 186 • Bu Butler, Pa. • Vincentian Vin Academy

Former walk-on who provides depth at wide receiver ... has made progress during his time in the program ... hard worker who loves the game of football. 2008 (Junior): Did not appear in a game. 2007 (Sophomore): Did not appear in a game. 2006 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game. Vincentian Academy: Attended a high school that does not have a football program. p g Personal: Majoring j g in management manag gement ... Dean’s List student.

• 6’2 6’2” • 261 • Or Orlando, Fla. • Bishop Bis Moore

One of the veterans on a still-young offensive line ... playedd center last season after playing tackle the year before ..... missed spring practice with an injury, but is expected too be at full strength this fall ... versatile player who can line up at numerous positions. 2008 (Junior): Started all 11 games at center … listed first on the depth chart again … was most experienced member of a young offensive line that featured four first-time starters … named Bucknell’s Offensive Player of the Week following Lafayette game … earned John Campana Award as team’s outstanding offensive lineman. 2007 (Sophomore): Started six of the first seven games at right tackle, but a shoulder injury limited him to backup duty in the latter half of the season ... first career start came at Duquesne in season opener. 2006 (Freshman): Playing time limited to junior varsity action ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week following the Fordham game. Bishop Moore High School: Picked up two letters each in football and track and field ... played football for coach Matt Hedrick ... elected team co-captain. Personal: Full name is James Dreppard John Phelan ... born Nov. 4, 1987 in Altamonte Springs, Fla. ... parents are John and Linda Phelan ... has sisters Maureen and Kathleen ... majoring in management.

• Sophomore Sop p • Oﬀensive Line 6’4” • 6’4 • 259 • Southﬁ Sou eld, Mich. • Groves Gro

• Running Ru Back • 5’1 5’11” • 192 • Ho Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. Northern Highlands • No

Emerged as a quality backfield option as a sophomore … fighting for increased playing time … expected to be healthy entering fall camp ... has deceptive speed both as a ball carrier and receiver ... tough, hard-nosed player who is a true student of the game ... does everything well, from running to catching to blocking ... will be counted on heavily in the fall to be in the mix at slotback. 2008 (Junior): Battled a back injury early in the season … played in eight games, starting one … saw more playing time as season progressed … best game came at Lehigh when he rushed three times for 15 yards, caught a 23-yard pass and returned two kicks for 34 yards … caught game-tying touchdown pass from C.J. Hopson with four seconds remaining in regulation of season finale overtime win vs. Fordham … completed a 37-yard pass to Shaun Pasternak on a halfback option play against Lafayette. 2007 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 varsity games, earning first varsity letter ... had a huge game against Marist, rushing for 101 yards on only eight carries ... had only one career carry coming into that contest, but he logged runs of 34, 46 and 28 yards in his first extensive playing time ... after the game was named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Week ... finished the season with 10 carries for 115 yards and one catch for nine yards. 2006 (Freshman): Playing time came with the junior varsity ... carried 10 times for 39 yards and caught two passes 23 yards in two games. Northern Highlands High School: Earned four letters in track and three in football ... on gridiron was a two-time first team all-

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BISON PROFILES league selection ... second team all-county pick as a senior ... two-time all-league in track ... played football for head coach Steve Simonetti ... came to Bucknell with high school classmate Trevor Dombeck. Personal: Full name is Justin James Pulgrano ... born Nov. 13, 1987 in Ridgewood, N.J. ... parents are Philip and Karen Pulgrano ... has a brother, Matthew, and sister, Sara ... majoring in management ... Dean’s List student ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2007. Pulgrano's Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 8, vs. Marist (2007) Rushing Yards: 101, vs. Marist (2007) Long Rush: 46, vs. Marist (2007) Receptions: 1 (five times) Long Reception: 23, at Lehigh (2008) Receiving TDs: 1, vs. Fordham (2008) Kickoff Return Yards: 42, vs. Fordham (2008) Long Kickoff Return: 26, at Colgate (2007) All-Purpose Yards: 101, vs. Marist (2007) Tackles: 1 (three times) Pulgrano's Career Rush/Receiving Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. 2006 0/0 0 0 0 -0 0 0 -2007 11/0 10 115 0 46 1 9 0 9 2008 8/1 6 32 0 8 4 43 1 23 Totals 19/1 16 147 0 46 5 52 1 23 Pulgrano's Career KOR/All-Purpose Statistics Year G/GS KR Yds. Avg. Lg. APY 2006 0/0 0 0 0 -0 2007 11/0 1 26 26.0 26 150 2008 8/1 5 91 18.2 23 166 Totals 19/1 6 117 19.5 26 316 Pulgrano's Career Passing Statistics Year G/GS Att. Cmp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Lg. 2006 0/0 0 0 0 -0 0 -2007 11/0 0 0 0 -0 0 -2008 8/1 1 1 0 100.0 37 1 37 Totals 19/1 1 1 0 100.0 37 1 37

SEAN RAFFERTY

Solid player who improved during season … had a strongg spring practice … expected to be in the mix to replace Ahh kiel White as the starter at free safety with White moving to cornerback. 2008 (Freshman): Appeared in final four games in a reserve role … tallied nine of 10 tackles in final two contests, including season-high five solo stops vs. Fordham. Reading Memorial High School/Blair Academy: Captained the football, basketball and track teams at Reading Memorial High School, then did a postgraduate year at Blair Academy in New Jersey ... all-conference safety at Reading Memorial ... football team captain at Blair, where he was a first team all-conference and All-New Jersey Prep A safety ... led Blair in tackles with 87 and also played five different positions on offense ... awarded the team’s Brooks Prize for excellence. Personal: Sean Patrick Rafferty ... born April 8, 1989 in Boston ... son of John and Claire Rafferty ... has one sister, Julia ... father played football at Syracuse ... uncle played football at Boston University ... major is undeclared. Rafferty's Career Highs Tackles: 5, vs. Fordham (2008)

BRYCE ROBERTSON • Sophomore • Defensive Back • 5’9” • 171 Reserve, La. • Res • Eas East St. John

Good cover cornerback who puts pressure on wide receiver … overcomes 5’9” height with speed and quickness … expected to continue to start in the young defensive backﬁeld. 2008 (Freshman): One of two freshmen to start regularly on defense, along with Robert De La Rosa … earned seven starts and appeared in nine games overall … moved into starting lineup at Marist in place of Jason Davis … tallied 24 tackles, including 15 solo … season-high seven stops came at Holy Cross … forced a fumble in season ﬁnale vs. Fordham … recorded tackles for loss vs. Holy Cross and Fordham. East St. John Senior High School: l: Earned four varsity letters in basketball and two each in n football and soccer ... team captain and defensive MVP in n football under coach Larry Dauterive ... all-state, all-bayou, u, all-river, all-parish, all-metro and all-district selection ..... also an all-district pick in basketball. Personal: Born Nov. v 17, 1989 in Reserve, La. ... son of Beverly Robertson ... has two siblings, Blaine Robertson and Akaisha Walker ... major is undeclared. Robertson's Career Highs Tackles: 7, at Holy Cross (2008) Tackles for Loss: 1, at Holy Cross (2008); vs. Fordham (2008) Robertson's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2008 9/7 15 9 24 2-10 0 1 1 0 Totals 9/7 15 9 24 2-10 0 1 1 0

• Sophomore Sop p • Oﬀensive Line 6’3” • 6’3 • 265 Pa. • LeMoyne, LeM Lawrenceville School (N.J.) • Law

Solid defensive lineman … valuable member of offensive extra point and field goal units … will do anything to get on the field. 2008 (Freshman): Saw action in each of final seven games … mostly played on special teams, focusing on extra point and field goal situations. Cedar Cliff High School/Lawrenceville School: Graduated from Cedar Cliff High School, then did a postgraduate year the Lawrenceville School ... lettered four times in track and field and three times in football at Cedar Cliff ... team captain on the gridiron under coach Ron Davis ... at Lawrenceville was a first team all-area offensive and defensive lineman ... also a second team All-New Jersey prep selection ... district qualifier in the shot put and discus as a junior and senior at Cedar Cliff. Personal: Born Aug. 19, 1989 in Harrisburg, Pa. ... son of Luke Rohrbaugh and Caryn Mottilla ... father is a 1971 Bucknell graduate and a former member of the Bison football team ... has a brother, Cooper … Patriot League g Academic Honor Roll member in 2008 ... majoring j g in management.

ANDRE SHIELDS

Raﬀerty's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2008 4/0 8 2 10 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 4/0 8 2 10 0-0 0 0 0 0

Bryce Robertson

• Sophomore Sop p Defensive Back • De 6’0” • 6’0 • 200 Mass. • Reading, Rea • Blair Bla Academy (N.J.)

• 6’4 6’4” • 298 • Gre Greensburg, Pa. • Gre Greensburg Salem

Good size … one of Bucknell’s tallest offensive linemen along with classmate Josh Phillip … entered spring practice second on depth chart at right guard. 2008 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game. Greensburg Salem High School: Football team captain under head coach Casey Cavanaugh ... two-time all-conference selection ... also earned four varsity letters in track and field ... WPIAL championship qualifier in the shot put. Personal: Andre Robert Shields ... born Feb. 12, 1990 in Greensburg, Pa. ... son of Andre Shields and Tammyy Ross ... has one sister,, Tiffany ... major is undeclared.

ALEX SIMMONS

• Defensive De Line • 6’0 6’0” • 213 • Eas East Setauket, N.Y. • Wa Ward Melville

Linebacker who walked on to the team in 2007. 2008 (Sophomore): Did not appear in a game. 2007 (Freshman): Did not play in a varsity game. Ward Melville High School: Member of football and track & ﬁeld teams … on gridiron, was coached by Craig Perino. Personal: Alex Robert Simmons … born Jan. 23, 1989 in Smithtown, N.Y. … son of Buddy and Jeanette Simmons … has one sister, Kristen , who was a member of the women’s crew team at Skidmore College … uncle, Keith Simmons, played football at UConn ... majoring in civil engineering and management for engineers.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2

BISON PROFILES GABE SKWARA A

• Sen Senior Wide Receiver/Running Back • Wi 5’11” • 5’1 • 190 Bedford Heights, Ohio • Bed Bedford City • Bed

Expected to transition to wide receiver position in 20099 … enters campaign listed as a backup, but will see plentyy of playing time … won the starting cornerback job in preseason prior to his sophomore season ... showed steady improvement ... smart player with good instincts ... a hard worker … has good size and is very athletic. 2008 (Junior): Starting cornerback … earned nine starts and played in all 11 games … tallied 33 tackles … registered teamhigh eight pass breakups, more than twice as many as any other teammate … season-high six tackles at Marist and vs. Lafayette … shared a sack with Will Braaf at Marist … recovered a fumble and returned it 13 yards vs. Duquesne. 2007 (Sophomore): One of five Bison defensive players to start all 11 games ... finished with 54 tackles, sixth-most on the team ... broke up three passes and intercepted one ... had a 25-yard interception return against Lafayette ... made season-high eight tackles (all solo) in season-ending win over No. 18 Fordham ... also had four six-tackle games ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Defensive Player off the Week after the Colgate game. 2006 (Freshman): Saw w action in two varsity contests in the middle of the year, r, against Marist and Penn ... made one tackle and broke upp a pass ... missed some time due to injury ... played in bothh junior varsity games and collected eight tackles. Bedford d City High School: Earned three letters each in football, basketball and track and field ... captained football and track teams ... on gridiron was a two time All-Lake Erie League performer both athletically and academically ... also earned both honors in track and basketball. Personal: Full name is Brandon E. Simmons ... born Dec. 3, 1987 in Cleveland, Ohio ... son of Wayne Simmons ... has three siblings, Clorena Simmons, Wayne Simmons and Nicole Dickson ... Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member in 2008 ... majoring in economics. Simmons' Career Highs Tackles: 8, at Fordham (2007) Tackles for Loss: 1, at Colgate (2007); vs. Georgetown (2007) Sacks: 0.5, at Marist (2008) Fumble Recoveries: 1, vs. Duquesne (2008) Long Fumble Return: 13, vs. Duquesne (2008) Interceptions: 1, at Lafayette (2007) Long Interception Return: 25, at Lafayette (2007) All-Purpose Yards: 25, at Lafayette (2007) Simmons' Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2006 2/0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2007 11/11 32 22 54 2-2 1-25 3 0 0 2008 11/9 18 15 33 1-3 0 8 0 1 Totals 24/20 51 37 88 3-5 1-25 12 0 1

• Sophomore Sop p • Wide Wi Receiver 6’2” • 6’2 • 180 Raleigh, N.C. • Ral Ravenscroft • Rav

Good size at 6’2” … will provide depth at wide receiver posiition again … athletic … has improved greatly since arrivingg on campus. 2008 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game … named Bucknell’s Scout Team Player of the Week after Marist game. Ravenscroft High School: Earned 11 varsity letters at Ravenscroft High School, four each in baseball and basketball and three in football ... all-state pick in football as a senior ... also a two-time all-conference selection in both football and baseball ... played football for coach Ned Gonet. Personal: Gabriel Isaac Skwara ... born Aug. 31, 1989 in Napa, Skwara ... p , Calif. ... son of Frank and Marjorie j has one sibling, Alex ... major is undeclared.

• Running Ru Back • 5’1 5’10” • 205 • Mt Mt. Airy, Md. • Urb Urbana

Impressive fullback ... hard worker who quickly earned his way onto the field on special teams as a freshman ... also contributed some in the backfield ... has a lot of natural ability and excellent speed ... very strong … should be a key cog at fullback this fall. 2008 (Sophomore): Saw action in first seven games … missed final four contests after suffering concussion against Colgate … totaled 129 rushing yards in first two games and 183 overall … tied for third on squad with two rushing TDs … both rushing scores came in shootout win over Duquesne … also had five catches for 40 yards … caught a touchdown vs. Hofstra. 2007 (Freshman): Saw action in 10 varsity games and became one of nine freshmen to earn a varsity letter ... played quite a bit on special teams and also picked up 37 carries for 130 yards and a touchdown out of the fullback position ... most of backfield action came in the Stony Brook, Lehigh and Fordham games ... rushed for 46 yards and a TD against Stony Brook ... season-high 48 yards on nine carries in the Fordham win. Urbana High School: Football and track standout ... consensus first-team all-state selection on the gridiron ... Baltimore Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Year ... Maryland’s top rusher in 2006 ... Washington Post First Team All-Met ... first-team all-area and all-conference ... MVAL Chesapeake Conference Offensive Player of the Year ... Gazette Player of the Year ... Frederick News-Post Offensive Player of the Year ... team captain ... named to NBC-4’s George Michael Golden 11 Team. Personal: Ryan Matthew Smith ... born Dec. 26, 1988 in Gaithersburg, Md. ... son of Terry and Bill Potterton and Randy Smith ... has two brothers, Kenny and Daniel ... majoring in management. Smith's Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 14, vs. Stony Brook (2007) Rushing Yards: 69, vs. Duquesne (2008) Rushing TDs: 2, vs. Duquesne (2008) Long Rush: 48, vs. Duquesne (2008) Receptions: 2, vs. Duquesne (2008) Receiving Yards: 22, vs. Duquesne (2008) Receiving TDs: 1, vs. Hofstra (2008) Long Reception: 17, vs. Duquesne (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 91, vs. Duquesne (2008) Tackles: 1 (four times)

• Sophomore Sop p Defensive Line • De 6’1” • 6’1 • 265 N.Y. • Brooklyn, Bro Tech • Brooklyn Bro

Big defensive lineman who improved as season wore on … uses size effectively when stopping the run … enters 2009 listed first on the depth chart at nose guard. 2008 (Freshman): Appeared in six games, registering 10 tackles … season-high four tackles came in season finale against Fordham … saw increased playing time as season progressed … Bucknell’s Scout Team Player of the Week following Hofstra game. Brooklyn Technical High School: Three-year letterman at Brooklyn Technical High School ... played for coach Jim DiBenedetto ... team captain and MVP ... named to all-borough and all-city teams. Personal: Hugh-Michael William Tonge ... born March 19, 1990 in New York City ... son of Daniel Tonge and Darlene Harden … member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2008 ... major is undeclared. Tonge’s Career Highs Tackles: 4, vs. Fordham (2008) Tonge’s Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2008 6/0 3 7 10 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 6/0 3 7 10 0-0 0 0 0 0

Ryan Smith

Smith's Career Rush/Receiving Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. 2007 10/0 37 130 1 14 0 0 0 -2008 7/0 40 183 2 48 5 40 1 17 Totals 17/0 77 313 3 48 5 40 1 17

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

BISON PROFILES MARCELLO TRIGG

• Sen Senior • Quarterback Q Qu 5’11” • 5’1 • 182 Tampa, Fla. • Tam Robinson • Ro

Came to Bucknell as a highly regarded quarterback recruit from Tampa ... planned on serving as an understudy to Andrew Lair and Terrance Wilson during his freshman season, but he was thrust into the fray after injuries to both of the top two signal callers ... matured quickly as he gained experience and understanding of the spread option offense, then won the starting job again as a sophomore ... was a prolific passer in high school and displayed his strong arm as the season progressed ... very accurate passer ... tough player who is not afraid to take a hit ... bounces back quickly after a mistake ... very poised quarterback ... excellent in two-minute offense ... adapted well to new offensive coordinator Harold Nichols last year … sat out most recent spring practice with injury. 2008 (Junior): Was in the midst of one of the best seasons by a Bison quarterback in recent years before getting injured just before halftime of Nov. 1 game at Holy Cross … missed remainder of season … ranked eighth nationally in passing efficiency at time of injury … completed 104 of 155 passes for career-high 1,438 yards … passed for more than 200 yards three times in first four games … career-high 290 yards in season opener vs. Duquesne ranks 12th on Bison single-game list and was highest figure for a Bucknell QB since 1995 … .671 completion percentage broke Daris Wilson’s program record … finished season with 13 touchdowns, two shy of climbing into top five on program’s single-season list … threw for at least one touchdown in each game … season-high two touchdown passes on five occasions … finished season with 3,185 career yards, ranking ninth on Bucknell career list … rushed for team-best six touchdowns … shared team’s Offensive Player of the Week honor with wide receiver Shaun Pasternak after Duquesne win … also named Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week and Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Game following that contest … also earned Diversified Information Technologies honor after 11 of 16 passing performance against Hofstra … earned second Patriot League weekly honor after 19 of 27 passing for 219 yards against Cornell. 2007 (Sophomore): Won the starting quarterback job in preseason camp and started 10 of 11 games ... ranked third in the Patriot League in pass efficiency with a 133.32 rating ... completed 64 of 133 passes for 1,130 yards ... eight touchdowns and only four interceptions ... completed 48.1 percent of his passes ... also ran

for 123 yards and five touchdowns ... ranked eighth in the Patriot League in total offense (113.9) ... had two 200-yard passing games ... parlayed five completions into a careerhigh 214 yards and two scores in season-ending upset of No. 18 Fordham ... threw a career-long 82-yard TD pass to A.J. Kizekai in that game, and also had 56 and 58-yard completions ... against Georgetown, completed 16 of 25 passes for 207 yards and two TDs ... had 156 passing yards against both Duquesne and Colgate ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Week and Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Game after the Duquesne win, when he completed 8 of 14 passes for 156 yards and two long touchdowns ...scored three rushing touchdowns against Marist (15, 1, 8) ... also had rushing touchdowns against Holy Cross and Fordham ... seasonhigh 40 rushing yards against Duquesne. 2006 (Freshman): Was not expected to make an impact this quickly, but he did just that with an excellent seven-game showing ... team was 4-3 in his appearances ... debuted late in week five against Marist after Andrew Lair and Terrance Wilson both broke collarbones in back-to-back games ... started the final six games of the season and finished with 617 passing yards and four touchdowns with five interceptions ... also rushed for 299 yards and a pair of scores ... led the team in total offense with 916 yards ... in collegiate debut late in the Marist game ran five times for 32 yards and a touchdown ... first career touchdown pass came against Penn ... rushed for 91 yards on only 10 carries against Lehigh and also threw a TD pass ... best game came in the seasonending 31-28 win over Colgate ... completed 9 of 10 passes for 185 yards and a touchdown, and also ran 24 times for 73 yards and a score ... Bucknell trailed 21-10 at the half in that game, but his 1-yard TD run and 27-yard TD pass to Richard Simpson in the fourth quarter started the winning comeback ... named Patriot League Rookie of the Week after the Georgetown and Lehigh games ... named both the Diversified Information Technologies Player of the Game and Lewisburg Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Week following the Penn and Colgate games ... won the Keating-Rieu Memorial Award as the outstanding player in the Colgate game. Robinson High School: Class 3A State Player of the Year and first team all-state quarterback ... four-year starter ... broke the county record for career TD passes (82) ... passed for over 7,000 yards ... earned the Guy Toph Award as Hillsborough County’s player of the year in 2005, when he threw for 1,845 yards and 26 touchdown passes ... played for coach Mike DePue. Personal: Full name is Marcello Akaim Trigg ... born Jan. 4, 1988 in Tampa, Fla. ... son of Sylvia Johnson ... has three siblings, Danielle Trigg, Marquies Johnson and Marques Trigg ... majoring in economics.

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Trigg’s Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 24, vs. Colgate (2006) Rushing Yards: 73, vs. Colgate (2006) Rushing TDs: 3, vs. Marist (2007) Long Rush: 46, at Lehigh (2006) Pass Attempts: 27, vs. Cornell (2008) Pass Completions: 19, vs. Cornell (2008), at Marist (2008) Passing Yards: 290, vs. Duquesne (2008) Passing TDs: 2 (eight times) Long Pass: 82, at Fordham (2007) All-Purpose Yards: 91, at Lehigh (2006) Trigg’s Career Rushing Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. Avg. TD 2006 7/6 76 299 3.9 2 2007 11/10 111 123 1.1 5 2008 8/7 54 7 0.1 6 Totals 26/23 241 429 1.8 13

Lg. Yds/G 46 42.7 22 11.2 12 0.9 46 16.5

Trigg’s Career Passing Statistics Year G/GS Att. Cmp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Lg. 2006 7/6 92 39 5 42.4 617 4 44 2007 11/10 133 64 4 48.1 1130 8 82 2008 8/7 155 104 3 67.1 1438 13 79 Totals 26/23 380 207 12 54.5 3185 25 82

• 5’1 5’11” • 265 • Lan Lansdale, Pa. • No North Penn

Third-year offensive lineman who will be competing for playing time at left guard ... well-liked, hard-working player ... really cares about playing the game well ... made big strides in the spring. 2008 (Sophomore): Missed season with a foot injury. 2007 (Freshman): Made one brief varsity appearance against Lafayette ... also played in the junior varsity games. North Penn High School: Football and track and field letterman ... football team captain ... three-year starter on the offensive line ... First Team AllSuburban One League at tackle ... also First Team All-Intelligencer, First Team All-Times Herald and first team all-area ... team’s offensive lineman of the year ... also won team’s Big Star Award and Academic Award ... team won Suburban One titles in 2004 and 2006 and District I title in 2005 ... played for coach Dick Beck. Personal: Jason Christopher Vollmar ... born March 24, 1989 in Lansdale, Pa. ... parents are Paul and Rosalie Vollmar ... has one sister, Danielle ... majoring in management ... Dean’s List student.

John von Paris

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2 JOHN

VON PARIS • Junior Jun Line • Defensive De 6’2” • 6’2 • 261 Upper Falls, Md. • Up p John Carroll • Joh

Promising defensive line prospect who was an outstanding high school wrestler ... enters preseason camp in a battle for increased playing time after impressing in limited action last year ... has gotten bigger and stronger since last season ... tough player who runs well. 2008 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 games … valuable reserve who registered 20 tackles and four tackles for loss … ranked tied for fourth on team in tackles for loss … had three tackles for loss in season’s first three games … registered 1.5 sacks at Robert Morris … also had a sack at Holy Cross … second on team with 2.5 sacks … forced a fumble in win at Robert Morris … season-high three tackles five times. 2007 (Freshman): Saw action in three varsity games and finished with three tackles, all coming in the Lafayette game ... had one tackle for loss ... also logged 12 tackles in three junior varsity games ... best outing came against Lackawanna, when he finished with seven tackles and a half-sack ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Scout Team Player of the Week after the Stony Brook game. John Carroll High School: Lettered four times each in football and wrestling and twice in lacrosse ... two-year captain in both football and wrestling ... first-team all-county selection in both sports ... ScholarAthlete Catholic Review ... named to National Football Foundation All-Academic Team ... member of Baltimore Touchdown Club Super 22 Team and Maryland All-Star Team ... Baltimore Sun “player to watch” ... in wrestling finished No. 2 in the state at heavyweight as a junior and won the state title as a senior ... placed fifth at the National Prep Championships to earn All-America honors ... finished year 48-2 ... was also an outstanding rugby player ... led the John Carroll rugby team to the national high school championship, recording a record 18 tries ... named First Team All-Potomac Rugby Union ... earned Harford County Executive’s Award and American Legion Boy State Program Leadership Award. Personal: John Frederick Geary von Paris ... born May 8, 1989 in Baltimore, Md. ... son of John and Patti von Paris ... has a younger brother, Sammy ... majoring in management. von Paris' Career Highs Tackles: 3 (six times) Tackles for Loss: 1.5, at Robert Morris (2008) Sacks: 1.5, at Robert Morris (2008) Forced Fumbles: 1, at Robert Morris (2008)

BISON PROFILES von Paris' Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL SACK PD FF FR 2007 3/0 1 2 3 0.5-1 0 0 0 0 2008 11/0 9 11 20 4-24 2.5-19 0 1 0 Totals 14/0 10 13 23 4.5-25 2.5-19 0 1 0

AHKIEL WHITE

• 6’1 6’1” • 205 • Somerset, Som N.J. Franklin • Fra

One of Bucknell’s top newcomers in 2007 ... one of the veterans in the defensive secondary last year … improved rapidly over the course of the season ... very athletic, quick defender ... one of the team’s fastest players in the secondary ... has good instincts ... was named preseason Honorable Mention All-America by Consensus Draft Services. 2008 (Sophomore): Started 10 of 11 games … nine starts came at free safety and one at cornerback … fifth on team with 46 tackles … team-high two interceptions (vs. Hofstra, vs. Colgate) … season-high six tackles on three occasions … tied for second on team with three pass breakups. 2007 (Freshman): Earned a varsity letter in his first season at Bucknell after playing in all 11 games, including three starts ... team’s top rookie tackler with 52 ... intercepted two passes and broke up three ... pickoffs came against Cornell and Lehigh ... had nine tackles against Cornell and Colgate, eight against Lafayette and seven against Holy Cross ... made at least one tackle in every game. Franklin High School: Lettered in football and track ... team captain on the gridiron ... first-team all-area and all-conference ... played for coach Louis Solomon. Personal: Ahkiel Pernell White ... born Aug. 16, 1989 in New Brunswick, N.J. ... son of Attamese Bailey ... has three siblings, Ahmir, Alexis and Ahnaia ... majoring in economics. White's Career Highs Tackles: 9, at Cornell (2007); at Colgate (2007) Tackles for Loss: 0.5, at Robert Morris (2008) Interceptions: 1 (four times) Pass Breakups: 1 (six times) White's Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL 2007 11/3 29 23 52 0-0 2008 11/10 25 21 46 0.5-0 Totals 22/13 54 44 98 0.5-0

INT PD FF FR 2-0 3 0 0 2-7 3 0 0 4-7 6 0 0

• Sen Senior • Linebacker Lin 5’11” • 5’1 • 215 Moon Township, Pa. • Mo Moon Area • Mo

Talented and versatile defender ... has played both safety and linebacker after coming into Bucknell as a running back ... well-conditioned athlete who will likely begin the season at the “renegade” position, a hybrid linebacker/ safety position ... excellent leader … coaching staff will find a place to play him. 2008 (Junior): Named game captain five times … earned team’s Captains Award in the postseason … played in all 11 games, starting season finale against Fordham … led team in special teams tackles … also a key reserve at linebacker … sixth on squad with 41 tackles, including 29 solo … registered season-high 10 stops at Holy Cross … registered a half-sack against Hofstra … totaled three tackles for loss … named Bucknell’s Special Teams Player of the Week following Robert Morris and Hofstra contests … was playing within sight of home at Robert Morris … named squad’s Special Teams MVP at the conclusion of the season. 2007 (Sophomore): Had a good sophomore year, despite some nagging injuries ... played in all 11 games, including four starts ... finished with 51 tackles (32 solo) playing multiple positions ... intercepted a pass against No. 18 Fordham in Bucknell’s season-ending win ... had a 19-yard fumble return in the Duquesne victory ... season-high 10 tackles (8 solo) against Holy Cross ... also had eight stops against Marist and seven against Cornell ... named Lewisburg Touchdown Club Defensive Player of the Week after the Holy Cross game. 2006 (Freshman): Earned his first varsity letter after appearing in 10 games, mainly on the special teams units ... credited with three tackles (two solo) ... also appeared in one junior varsity game and made five tackles. Moon Area High School: Earned three letters each in football and baseball ... twotime all-conference performer ... twice named to Fab 22 West team ... football team captain for coach Mark Capuano. Personal: Born Dec. 13, 1987 in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... son of Francis and Deborah Williams ... has a brother, Bob ... father played football at Princeton ... majoring in economics ... member of 2006 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... Dean’s List student. Williams' Career Highs Tackles: 10, vs. Holy Cross (2007); at Holy Cross (2008) Tackles for Loss: 1 (four times) Sacks: 0.5, vs. Hofstra (2008) Fumble Recoveries: 1, at Duquesne (2007) Interceptions: 1, at Fordham (2007) Williams' Career Defensive Statistics W Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR Ye 2006 20 10/0 2 1 3 0-0 0 0 0 0 2007 20 11/4 32 19 51 1.5-4 1-2 2 0 1 2008 20 11/1 29 12 41 3-9 0 0 0 0 Totals To otals 32/5 63 32 95 4.5-13 1-2 2 0 1

FITZ WILLIAMS

Ahkiel White

Casey Williams in on a tackle at Lehigh.

• 6’4 6’4” • 295 • Cin Cincinnati, Ohio • Archbishop Arc Moeller

Good size … one of largest oﬀensive linemen on team … has good feet for a lineman his size … has worked hard recovering from ACL tear. 2008 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game … missed entire season after tearing ACL and undergoing surgery. Archbishop Moeller High School: Three-year letterman under coaches Bob Crable and Todd Naumann. Personal: Thomas Fitzgerald Williams ... born Feb. 11, 1990 in Cincinnati ... son of Tom and Mary Ann Williams ... has a sister, Bridget ... major is undeclared.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

BISON PROFILES

MARLON WOODS

NATHAN ZURISKO

• Junior Jun Back/Wide Receiver • Running Ru 5’9” • 5’9 • 166 Cincinnati, Ohio • Cin Winton Woods • Wi

• Sophomore Sop p • Wide Wi Receiver 6’1” • 6’1 • 192 Springdale, Pa. • Spr p • Springdale Spr p

Has undergone a number of position switches during caareer … switched from cornerback to wide receiver in 20088 spring practice … moved from wide receiver to slotback during 2008 campaign ... exciting player who has big-play potential ... great speed ... will likely be in the slotback rotation this fall ... fun-loving young man who brings a smile and enthusiasm every day … member of Bison track & field team … finished sixth in the 100 at the 2009 Patriot League Outdoor Championships … placed third in the 60 at the indoor Patriot League Championships … ranks third in school history in the 60 (7.02 seconds). 2008 (Sophomore): Played in 10 games, missing only Sept. 13 game at Robert Morris … rushed five times and caught two passes … had a season-best 37-yard reception at Holy Cross … returned one punt for 20 yards at Lehigh … named Bucknell’s Special Teams Player of the Week following Lehigh contest. 2007 (Freshman): Played in 10 of 11 varsity games as a freshman, including a start at cornerback against Marist ... also played quite a bit on special teams ... finished with six tackles, including one for a loss of 10 yards ... intercepted a pass in the end zone in the win over Marist, and also had a big touchdown-saving tackle inside the 10-yard line in that game ... had an 11-yard fumble return against Stony Brookk ... played in one junior varsity game against La Salle, and his 57-yard interception return for a touchdown gave the Bison a 26-13 lead with 4:46 to play ... also blocked a PAT in that game. Winton Woods High School: Competed in football, basketball and track at Winton Woods H.S., also the alma mater of Bucknell junior Jason Davis ... captained the football and basketball teams ... earned school’s Sportsmanship Award ... played football for coach Troy Everhart. Personal: Marlon McDonald Woods ... born Aug. 18, 1988 in Cincinnati, Ohio ... son of Kelvin Woods and Cheryl McDonald ... has two sisters, Amber and Makala ... majoring in political science. Woods' Career Highs Rushing Attempts: 2, at Lehigh (2008) Rushing Yards: 2, vs. Duquesne (2008) Receptions: 1, at Holy Cross (2008), vs. Lafayette (2008) Receiving Yards: 37, at Holy Cross (2008) Long Reception: 37, at Holy Cross (2008) Punt Return Yards: 20, at Lehigh (2008) All-Purpose Yards: 37, at Holy Cross (2008) Tackles: 4, vs. Marist (2007) Tackles for Loss: 1, at Fordham (2007) Fumble Recoveries: 1, vs. Stony Brook (2007) Woods' Career Rush/Receiving Statistics Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. 2007 10/1 0 0 0 -0 0 0 -2008 10/0 5 -12 0 2 2 34 0 37 Totals 20/1 5 -12 0 2 2 34 0 37 Woods' Career PR/All-Purpose Statistics Year G/GS PR Yds. Avg. Lg. APY 2007 10/1 0 0 0.0 -8 2008 10/0 1 20 20.0 20 42 Totals 20/1 1 20 20.0 20 50 Woods' Career Defensive Statistics Year G/GS UT AT TT TFL INT PD FF FR 2007 10/1 4 2 6 1-10 1-8 2 0 1 2008 10/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 20/1 4 2 6 1-10 1-8 2 0 1

Fundamentally sound wide receiver … expected to battle for playing time at wide receiver … is one of many wide receivers on roster who have a chance to play. 2008 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game. Springdale Junior-Senior High School: Earned four letters each in football and basketball at Springdale Junior-Senior High School ... fouryear starter for coach Chuck Wagner, a Bucknell alum ... team captain as a senior ... Northern Area Football Coaches Association All-Star ... Associated Press Second Team AllState selection ... Pennsylvania Football News First Team All-State pick ... Valley News Dispatch First Team All-Star ... Post-Gazette North Fab 22 selection ... Eastern Conference Scholar-Athlete ... earned ﬁrst team all-conference honors as a running back (junior and senior years), kick returner (senior) and kicker (junior) ... honorable mention all-league back as a sophomore ... also a four-year starter in basketball ... two-year hoops captain. Personal: Nathan Robert Zurisko ... born Apr. 4, 1990 in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... parents are James and Diane Zurisko ... has one brother, Tyler ... cousin, Anthony Zurisko, was a placekicker at Army ... majoring management. joriing iin manag jor gement. t

Marlon Woods

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2

• Fre Freshman Line • Defensive De 6’2” • 6’2 • 240 Gaithersburg, Md. • Ga omas S. Wootton • Tho

Amir Habib Afkhami ... born June 17, 1991 in Gaithers-burg, Md. ... son of Mansour and Soudabeh Afkhami ... played for head coach Greg Malling at Thomas S. Wootton High School ... helped team to 7-4 record in 2008 ... team team’ss captain ... member of leadership council ... named team senior. defensive MVP as a senior

JA AMES CARSON

• Fre Freshman • Defensive De Line • 6’2 6’2” • 234 Columbia, S.C. • Col • Irmo Irm

JJames ames Oyenque C Carson ... bo born Feb. 5, 1990 in Columbus, Ohio ... son off James andd Margaret Carson ... has two sisOhi J M ters, Maggie and Grace, and one brother, Billy ... father played football at Ohio State ... earned three varsity letters in football and wrestling at Irmo High School ... helped football team claim three region championships ... squadd was the 4A state runner-up in 2006 ... 4A All-Region selecction in 2008 ... named all-area by The State newspaper ..... had 58 tackles, five tackles for loss and four sacks in seven n games as a senior ... in wrestling, named all-area four timess by The State ... three-time wrestling state qualifier in heavyy weight class ... finished second in state as a junior ... 40-7 record as a senior ... earned second place in South Carolina High School Strength Championships as a junior when he bench pressed 335 pounds and squatted 525 pou ppounds. nds.

MATTHEW DILES

•F Freshman • Defensive D Line 6’5” • 6’5 • 235 Chagrin Falls, Ohio • Ch • Ch Chagrin Falls

Matthew M atthew David D Diles ... born Sept. 28, 1990 in Mt. Pleas-ant, Mi Mich. h ... son off Dave D and Suzanne Diles ... has onee brother, Mitchell ... played both football and basketball att Chagrin Falls High School ... Honorable Mention All-Ohioo in football as a senior ... First Team All-Northeast District, t, All-Geauga County, All-News Herald and All-Sun Times in 2008 ... all-conference selection as a senior ... honorable mention all-county as a junior ... McDonald’s Scholar-Athlete in 2007 and 2008 ... Geauga County Touchdown Club Scholar-Athlete and Academic All-Chagrin Valley Conference as a senior ... team captain as a senior ... earned team’s Scott Award for dedication in leadership in 2008 ... 79 career tackles ... played in 22 straight games on oﬀensive and defensive lines.

NEWCOMER PROFILES

• Fre Freshman • De Defensive Back 5’1 • 5’11” • 180 Ph • Philadelphia, Pa. Ha • Haverford School

Teranc T Terance erance Brandon n FitzSimmo FitzSimmons ... born Dec. 18, 1990 in n Philadelphia, Phil d l hi PPa. ... son off Karen K FitzSimmons ... has one brother, Christopher ... earned three varsity letters in football at The Haverford School ... also a four-year member of track & field team ... spent one year as a member of the wrestling squad ... named All-Inter AC, All-Main Line and all-city in football in 2008 ... team MVP ... helped football squad to 7-3 record while rushing for 859 yards on 119 carries as a senior ... scored 11 touchdowns in final year ... outdoor track & field team captain ... named MVP of grade each year ... earned Anthony J. Farrel Track & Field Award, given to the athlete who shows dedication to the sport ... All-Main Line and All-Delco in track & field ... helped Haverford to a first-place p finish in the 4x100 relayy at the Penn Relays..

• 6’4 6’4” • 270 Hazlet, N.J. • Ha • Bio Biotechnology/Raritan

Brian Patrick Flynn ... born July 12, 1991 in Red Bank, N.J. ... son of Rich and Susan Flynn ... has one younger brother, Connor ... attended Biotechnology High School for academics and Raritan High School for athletics ... earned three letters in football and three in track & ﬁeld at Raritan ... helped football team to the National Division championship in 2008 ... First Team All-National Division Shore Conference ... two-year y team captain p of track & ﬁeld squad q ... Mon Monmouth nmouth County discus champion as a sophomore.

John Hunt Gallagher ... born May 6, 1990 in Livingston, N.J. ... son of John and Victoria Gallagher ... has two brothers, Ryan and Brandon ... father played college football ... four-year letterwinner on both football and baseball teams at Blair Academy ... started on oﬀense and defense for football team all four years ... football team captain as a senior when squad posted an undefeated record and was named the New Jersey Team of the Year ... First Team All-MidAtlantic Prep League RB as a senior ... First Team All-New Jerseyy Prepp ... four-year y starter on baseball team ... baseball team captain as a senior.

Joseph Rothschild Francis ... born March 30, 1991 in Fort Worth, Texas ... son of Lajuana Francis ... has three siblings, Ebony Francis, Timothy Rogers and Malcolm Rogers ... lettered in football, basketball, baseball and track at Juan Seguin High School, the same school that produced fellow Bucknell recruit Robert Owoyele ... ﬁrst-team all-district safety on the gridiron ... named team’s defensive MVP ... second-team all-district guard in basketball ... named the most outstanding defensive player on the baseball team.

• 6’2 6’2” • 215 Waxhaw, N.C. • Wa Catholic • Charlotte Ch

Nicholas Mario Gatto ... born Jan. 11, 1991 in Massapequa, N.Y. ... son of Alfredo and Joanne Gatto ... has one brother, Michael ... member of football and basketball teams at Charlotte Catholic High School ... played for coach Jim Oddo ... all-conference selection in football ... helped p team to third round of state playoﬀs.

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• Fre Freshman Back • Running Ru 5’11” • 5’1 • 175 Stewartsville, N.J. • Ste • Blair Bla Academy

• Defensive De Line • 6’1 6’1” • 294 • Wa Washington, D.C. Our Lady of Good Counsel • Ou

Devin Thomas Gordon-Hamm ... born Jan. 25, 1991 in Silver Spring, Md. ... son of Demetria Gordon ... has one brother, Nolan ... three-sport star at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, participating in football, wrestling and track & field ... football team captain ... first-team allstate ... first-team WCAC ... second-team all-met ... earned 2008 Our Lady of Good Counsel Football Leadership Award and 2007 Our Lady of Good Counsel Christian Character p Award ... DC Sports Fan Second Team All-Met selection ... named to 2008 All-Beltway Football Team.

JOSH HAYWOOD

• Oﬀensive Line • 6’4 6’4” • 265 • Bar Barberton, Ohio • Bar Barberton

Joshua Paul Haywood ... born June 21, 1991 in Barberton, Ohio ... son of Mark and Julianne Haywood ... has one younger brother, Dylan ... competed in wrestling and football at Barberton High School ... coached in football by Brian Staats ... named the Barberton Outstanding Lineman of the Year as a senior.

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GR REG HERMAN

PATRICK JOYCE

• Fre Freshman • Oﬀensive Line 6’2” • 6’2 • 265 Warren, N.J. • Wa Watchung Hills • Wa

• Fre Freshman • Linebacker Lin 6’1” • 6’1 • 210 • San Antonio, Texas Central Catholic • Cen

Gregory Lewis Herman ... born Nov. 1, 1990 in Montclair, r r, N.J. ... son of Barry and Patty Herman ... has one brother, Paul, who played football at Ithaca College ... uncle, Ed Marinaro, played football at Cornell and spent six seasons in the NFL with the Jets, Vikings and Seahawks ... Marinaro is also an actor, having appeared on a number of television series, including Laverne & Shirley and Hill Street Blues ... cousin, Danny Errico, played football at Rutgers ... named second-team all-state group IV in 2008 ... team captain at Watchungg Hills Regional High g g School ... ﬁrst-team all-county and all-area.

KYLE HOPPY

Patrick Thomas Joyce ... born Sept. 23, 1990 in San Anto-nio, Texas ... son of Jack and Katherine Joyce ... has one brother, Michael ... played football, basketball and golf at Central Catholic High School ... played linebacker, special teams and punter ... helped team to state semifinals as a junior and senior ... football team captain as a senior ... first-team all-district, all-area and all-state as a linebacker in 2008 ... twice named first-team all-state academic ... first-team all-district and second-team all-state as a junior in 2007 ... member of honor roll every semester ... earned Greg Chavez Linebacker Award in recognition of morality, character and leadershipp both on and off the field ... coach AHLL of AHL LL Challenger League for special needs athletes.

• Fr Freshman • Quarterback Q • 5’1 5’11” • 185 Orchard Park, N.Y. • Or Orchard Park • Or

Kyle Ryan Hoppy ... born May 8, 1991 in Buﬀalo, N.Y. ..... son of Jeanette Hoppy ... has one sister, Danielle, and twoo brothers, Jake and Luke ... earned three varsity letters inn both football and baseball ... football team captain ... First Team All-Western New York ... Western New York Quarterback of the Year in 2008 ... First Team All-State quarterback ... helped Orchard Park High School to large school state championship ... member of Western New York All-Academic Football Team ... MVP Class AA state championship game ... all-state selection in baseball ... All-Western New York in baseball ... expected to play baseball at Bucknell ... drafted in the 28th round of the 2009 Major j League g Baseball Draft by the Baltimore Orioles.

Terna Ityokumbul ... born March 9, 1990 in Zaria, Nigeria ... son of Thaddeus and Benedicta Ityokumbul ... has three siblings, Seember, Aundover and Mimi ... earned two varsity letters in football at State College Area High School ... spent postgraduate year at The Kent School in Kent, Conn. ... was team captain of football team at State College ... named Player of the Game on two occasions ... also a member of track and ﬁeld team ... placed fourth in the shot put in District 6.

• Fre Freshman • De Defensive Back 5’11” • 5’1 • 170 Basking Ridge, N.J. • Bas • Rid Ridge

Thomas Michael Kelly Jr. ... born Nov. 24, 1990 in Morristown, N.J. ... son of Tom and Noreen Kelly ... has one brother, Kevin, and one sister, Caitlin ... earned three letters in football and two in lacrosse at Ridge High School ... ﬁrst-team all-county, y all-league g and all-area ... third-team all-state selection ... footb football team captain.

• Fre Freshman • Quarterback Q Qu • 6’1 6’1” • 185 • San Diego, Calif. • Torrey Tor Pines

Lenny Magill ... born Nov. 10, 1990 in San Diego, Calif. ... son of Lenny and Tammy McGill ... father is a Harrisburg, Pa., native ... three-year starter at quarterback for Torrey Pines ... four-time Union Tribune Scholar-Athlete ... twotime Team Offensive Player of the Year ... threw for more than 3,700 career yards and 35 touchdowns ... rushed for more than 1,000 career yards and six touchdowns ... also a member of the track and field team, running the 300-meter dash and 110 high hurdles ... was San Diego North County tennis champion in the 12-and-under age group ... finished high school with a 3.76 GPA ... considering majors in mathematics or computer science.

BRANDON MORRIS • Freshman • Oﬀensive Line • 6’2 6’2” • 270 Pa. • Enola, En • Cu Cumberland Valley

Brandon Isaac Morris ... born Jan. 3, 1991 in Camp Hill, Pa. ... son of Harry and Janice Morris ... has one sibling, Colby ... three-year varsity letterman at Cumberland Valley High School under coach Tim Rimpfel ... team captain ... MidPenn All-League selection on both oﬀense and defense ... second-team all-state choice ... named to All-Carlisle Sentinel Team ... participated in East-West All-Star Game.

• Fre Freshman • De Defensive Line • 6’3 6’3” • 205 • Lan Lanham, Md. • Go Gonzaga College High School

Samuel O. Oyekoya ... born Aug. 2, 1991 in New Orleans, La. ... son of Wale and Folashade Oyekoya ... has one brother, Adewunmi, and one sister, Sarah ... member of football and track & ﬁeld teams at Gonzaga College High School ... all-conference and all-city in football ... named team’s defensive MVP and captain p ... thrower on track & ﬁeld squad.

LEN ENNY MAGILL

Robert Ayoola Owoyele Jr. ... born Aug. 8, 1991 in Arlington, Texas ... parents are Robert and Caroline Owoyele ... has three siblings, Joyce, Beverly and Daniel ... Beverly is a member of the track & field team at Texas ... starred in both football and track & field at Juan Seguin High School, where he was teammates with fellow Bison recruit Joseph Francis ... 2008 team captain ... named to the all-district team ... 2008 recipient of the team’s Cougar Pride Award ... p MVP in 2007. named team offensive M

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TE ERNA ITYOKUMBUL • Fr Freshman • Tight Ti End/Fullback • 6’0 6’0” • 236 • Bo Boalsburg, Pa. • State Sta College Area/The Kent School (Conn.) Scho

• Fre Freshman Back • Running Ru 5’9” • 5’9 • 170 Texas • Arlington, Arl Juan Seguin • Jua

•5 5’10” 1 • 172 • Pla Plantation, Fla. • No Northeast

Brando Brandon B rando Steadley Pinnock ... born Sept. 23, 1991 in Lucea, JJamaica Jamaic i ... son of Steadley Pinnock and Colleen Nelson ... has two siblings, Donae Barrett and Donique Pinnock ... born and raised in Jamaica ... moved to United States in 2004 ... has played football for only three years ... team captain at Northeast High School as a senior ... caught two touchowns and ran for another as a senior ... also a member of track & ﬁeld team at Northeast.

• Fre Freshman • Punter/Kicker Pun • 6’0 6’0” • 178 • Chatham, Ch N.J. • Seton Set Hall Prep

William Joseph Prendeville ... born Sept. 21, 1990 in Summit, N.J. ... son of Michael and Susan Prendeville ... has one brother, Mike, and one sister, Sarah ... earned two varsity letters in football at Seton Hall Prep ... ﬁrst-team all-conference selection.

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DONALD QUARLES

• Fre Freshman Back • Defensive De 5’7” • 5’7 • 167 Upper Marlboro, Md. • Up p • Saint Sai John’s College High School Scho

Donald Patrick Quarles II ... born March 13, 1991 in Silverr Spring, Md. ... son of Donald and Michelle Quarles ... has one brother, Zachary ... lettered three times in both football and track & field at Saint John’s College High School ... two-time all-conference selection as a defensive back ... earned first-team all-city honors in football ... led team in receptions as a senior ... voted team’s most improved twoway player ... named DC Sports Fan Most Outstanding Junior ... seven-time qqualifier for track & field AAU National Junior Olympics.

Beau Traber ... born Dec. 28, 1990 in Maryland ... son off Joan Traber ... has two siblings, Trabes Traber and Alicia Sampson ... member of football and track & ﬁeld teams at Norman North High School ... 2008 Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State linebacker ... First Team All-Big City in 2008 ... named First Team All-State in 2007 by Rivals.com and MaxPreps.com ... expected to become the ﬁrst Oklap p 1994. homa native on the Bison roster since David Todd in 1994

T YLER SMITH

•F Freshman •R Running Back •5 5’9” • 185 Hatﬁeld, Pa. • Ha North Penn • No

Tyler John Smith ... born Oct. 7, 1990 in Lansdale, Pa. ... son of Kevin and Sherrie Myers ... has one brother, Chris Smith, and one sister, Jessica Myers ... first-team all-league running back ... team captain as a senior ... Second Team Southeast Pennsylvania linebacker ... First Team Intelligencer running back ... team’s offensive MVP in 2007 and 2008 ... 2008 Mini-Maxwell Award ... 2008 Times Herald All-Area Football Team ... selected for 2008 PSFCA EastWest All-Star Game as a running back ... rushed for 1,546 yards and 19 touchdowns on 156 carries in 2008 ... caught 25 passes for 303 yards and one touchdown in 2008 ... earned award for highest g GPA on football team as a senior ... also a member of track & field team.

CH HRISTOPHER SPAHR

• Fre Freshman • Oﬀensive Line 6’2” • 6’2 • 275 Oceanport, N.J. • Oc • Red Bank Catholic licc

• Fre Freshman • Linebacker Lin 5’10” • 5’1 • 233 Norman, Okla. • No Norman North • No

Mark Colton Weaver ... born July 13, 1990 in Reading, Pa. ... son of Mark and Sue Weaver ... has one sibling, Lakin ... competed on football and wrestling teams at Wilson High School ... four-year football starter ... set school’s career tackles record ... two-time second-team all-state ... section Player of the Year as a senior ... two-time section Linebacker of the Year ... County Linebacker of the Year in 2008 ... three-time ﬁrst-team all-section and all-county ... two-time team defensive MVP ... helped team to District 3 championship p p ... high g school teammate of fellow Bison recruitt Jon Wagner.

• De Defensive Line • 6’3 6’3” • 245 • Sinking Sin Spring, Pa. • Wi Wilson

Jonathan Mark Wagner ... born Aug. 8, 1991 in Readding, Pa. ... son of Scott and Betsy Wagner ... has two olderr brothers, Benjamin and Matthew ... Benjamin played socccer at Lebanon Valley College ... father played football andd wrestled at Army ... earned two varsity letters in football and three in volleyball at Wilson High School ... First Team All-Lancaster/Lebanon League at defensive end and oﬀensive tackle ... all-county defensive end and oﬀensive tackle ... East-West All-Star Game selection ... helped team to District 3 championship ... high school teammate of fellow Bison recruit Colton Weaver.

• Fre Freshman • Linebacker Lin 5’10” • 5’1 • 208 Spring, Pa. • Sinking Sin Wilson • Wi

• 5’1 5’10” • 200 • Ste Steelton, Pa. • Ste Steelton-Highspire

Jeremiah Cornell Young ... born Jan. 8, 1991 in Harrisburg, Pa. ... son of Stewart and Judy Young ... has seven siblings: Tara, Stewart, Jasmyne, Danielle, Keyion, Malachi and Jai’Lynn, ranging in age from 25 down to 3 ... earned four letters each in football and basketball and one in track & ﬁeld at Steelton-Highspire High School ... rushed for 9,027 yards in his career, No. 1 all-time in Pennsylvania high school history and No. 9 all-time nationally ... 2008 Parade High School All-American ... three-time Class A All-State selection ... rushed for 869 yards as a freshman, 2,002 as a sophomore, 3,344 as a junior and 2,812 as a senior ... junior-year total is No. 2 in state history ... broke Pittsburgh star LeSean McCoy’s District 3 rushing mark ... ran for more than 100 career touchdowns, including 41 in 2007 ... rushed for 352 yards in a game a as senior ... had 292 yards and four touchdowns in the 2007 state championship game ... led team to back-to-back PIAA Class A state championships in 2007 and 2008 ... named ESPN RISE No. 10 best high school record-breaker of 2008-09 ... also part of a state championship basketball team.

Christopher Oswald Spahr ... born Nov. 27, 1990 in Long Branch, N.J. ... son of Steven and Patricia Spahr ... has three brothers, Mike, Ryan and Michael Weiss-Spahr ... brother, Mike, played baseball at Quinnipiac ... earned three varsity letters in football and two in wrestling at Red Bank Catholic ... second-team all-state as a senior ... ﬁrst-team AllShore and all-division in 2008 ... second-team All-Shore in 2007 ... two-time All-Monmouth County choice ... earned Lombardi Award ... two-time team MVP on oﬀensive line ... two-time team captain ... three-year starter..

TR ROY STEINHILBER

•F Freshman •O Oﬀensive Line •6 6’5” • 295 • Rochester, Ro N.Y. • Pit Pittsford Sutherland

Troy Matthew Steinhilber ... born June 15, 1991 in Rochester, N.Y. ... son of Andy and Soraya Steinhilber ... has one sister, Kylie ... second-team all-county selection at Pittsford Sutherland High School.

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THE BOB ODELL HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Tim Landis returns for his seventh seaso season as the Bob Odell Head Coach of Bucknell Football in 2009. Landis is now the third-longest-tenured coach in the Patriot League, behind only Colgate’s Dick Biddle Bid and Lafayette’s Frank Tavani. Bucknell has been .500 or better in three of Landis’ dis six years in Lewisburg, including a 7-4 season in 2004. Last year, another youthful Bison team finished with a solid 5-6 record. The season ended n on a strong note when Bucknell defeated defending Patriot League champion Fordham Fordha on an overtime field goal. Having H i already l d resurrected t d programs at Davidson and St. Mary’s, Landis arrived at Bucknell in December 2002 to take over a football program that was undergoing a trying period. As Landis’ first spring practice approached, the Bison were still coping with the death of legendary head coach Tom Gadd, and they were still tasting the bitterness of a 2-9 record that ended a school-record run of seven straight winning seasons. But under Landis’ leadership, pride was quickly restored in the program, and the Bison turned in two very good seasons, first going 6-6 in 2003 then improving to 7-4 in 2004. Bucknell placed third in the competitive Patriot League standings both seasons. Landis has coached both an All-American (DL Sean Conover, now a member of the Detroit Lions) and an Academic All-American (OL Justin Gibson, DB David Frisbey) during his tenure at Bucknell. Upon his hiring, Landis, 45, brought to the Bison football program an impressive cache of head coaching experience at the Division I-AA level. He became Bucknell’s 25th head football coach since the program’s inception in 1883. “I have worked a very long time in this profession to earn a tremendous opportunity such as this,” said Landis at the time of his hiring. “To coach at a quality educational institution like Bucknell that also has a long and proud history of football is the culmination of a lifelong dream of mine.” “I am pleased to have Tim Landis continue to lead the Bison football program,” said Hardt in announcing a new multi-year contract for Landis in November 2006. “He has a proven track record of coaching winning teams throughout his career, and during his tenure at Bucknell has recruited true scholar-athletes who are quality young men on and off the field. Coach Landis is determined to bring additional Patriot League championships to Bucknell, and I look forward to working with him in achieving this important goal.” Following a seven-year tenure as head coach at Davidson College, Landis spent the previous three seasons building a winning program at St. Mary’s (Calif.) College. In both positions, he garnered national accolades for turning modestly successful programs into winners. Upon his arrival at St. Mary’s in the spring of 2000, the Gaels had been just 4-17 over the previous two seasons. Landis quickly forged a 6-5 season in his first year at the Moraga, Calif., school, marking the program’s best one-year turnaround since football was reinstated at St. Mary’s in 1967. The Gaels finished 6-5 again in 2001 and 6-6 in 2002, and Landis was honored as the Division I-AA Independent Coach of the Year after both seasons. Landis helped Davidson to a school-record eight victories in both 1998 and 1999, while laying the groundwork for a perfect 10-0 season the year after his departure to St. Mary’s. Prior to Landis’ arrival, Davidson had enjoyed just one winning campaign since 1980, but the Wildcats promptly went 6-4 in 1993 under the then first-year coach, and they would go on to enjoy four winning seasons in

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T IM LANDIS RESUME Personal Date of Birth: July 14, 1964 Wife: Karen Children: Son, T.J. (17); Daughter, Jordan (8); Son, Jack (6); Son, Charlie (3) Education The Hun School, Princeton, N.J., 1982 Randolph-Macon College, B.A. in English, 1986 Head Coaching Career Year School 1993 Davidson 1994 Davidson 1995 Davidson 1996 Davidson 1997 Davidson 1998 Davidson 1999 Davidson Davidson Totals 2000 St. Mary's (Calif.) 2001 St. Mary's (Calif.) 2002 St. Mary's (Calif.) St. Mary's (Calif) Totals 2003 Bucknell 2004 Bucknell 2005 Bucknell 2006 Bucknell 2007 Bucknell 2008 Bucknell Bucknell Totals Career Totals

Record 6-4 3-7 1-8-1 6-4 3-8 8-2 8-3 35-36-1 6-5 6-5 6-6 18-16 6-6 7-4 1-10 6-5 3-8 5-6 28-39

Pct. .600 .300 .150 .600 .273 .800 .727 .493 .545 .545 .500 .529 .500 .636 .091 .545 .273 .455 .418

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Other Coaching Experience 1986 Randolph-Macon 1988-90 Morrisville (Pa.) H.S. 1991-92 Davidson

Wide Receivers Coach Head Coach Defensive Line Coach

Career Highlights .500 or better record in 10 of 16 seasons as a college head coach Led Davidson to a school-record eight victories in 1998 and 1999 Led St. Mary's to the best one-year turnaround in program history (2000) Led Bucknell to a ﬁve-win improvement in 2006, the largest in program history First Team All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference quarterback and pitcher at Randolph-Macon 1986 ODAC Baseball Player of the Year  Inducted into Randolph-Macon Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000 Inducted into The Hun School's Hall of Fame in 2002 Ranks eighth on Bucknell's career wins list (28) Ranks ﬁfth on Bucknell's career games coached list (67)

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THE BOB ODELL HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Macon College in 1986 1986. A First Team All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference honoree both as a quarterback in football and a pitcher in baseball, Landis was inducted into the Randolph-Macon Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000. He was the ODAC Baseball Player of the Year in 1986, and he also earned the school’s Compton Award for excellence in academics and athletics. In May 2002, he was inducted into The Hun School’s Hall of Fame. Landis took his initial steps into the coaching profession in 1986, when he remained at Randolph-Macon to coach his alma mater’s wide receivers. In 1988, he began a three-year stint as head football and baseball coach at Morrisville (Pa.) High School, where he led the grid squad to an 8-2 record, a state ranking and coach of the year honors by the Bucks County Courier Times, the Bicentennial Athletic League and the Independence Football League. He also guided the baseball team to a conference crown. During his final two years at the school, he served as director of athletics. Landis returned to the collegiate level in 1991, when he was hired as an assistant at Davidson. Off the field, Landis is a member of the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), where he serves as the chairman of that organization’s Division FCS All-America Selection Committee. He also served as a member of the FCS AFCA Board of Directors Executive Committee. Landis and his wife Karen, who works at Bucknell in the alumni relations and career services office, have four children — 17-year-old son T.J., 8-year-old daughter Jordan, 6-year-old son Jack, and 3-year old son Charlie.

THE BOB ODELL ENDOWMENT his seven years at the North Carolina institution. Landis, who has a career head coaching record of 81-91-1, was very familiar with Bucknell and the Patriot League, having coached against league teams at both Davidson and St. Mary’s. The Bison and Gaels met in each of the two prior seasons, with St. Mary’s winning 23-22 in overtime in 2002 and Bucknell capturing a 38-6 decision in 2001. St. Mary’s 2000 team gained acclaim for its victories over nationally ranked Colgate and a talented Towson squad. He also posted a win over Patriot League foe Georgetown during his stint at Davidson. “Having so many roots in the East, I have followed the Patriot League for a long time and it is becoming one of the premier conferences in Division I-AA football,” Landis said upon his arrival at Bucknell. “Just look at the success that Patriot League teams have had in the I-AA playoffs. Every school in the league has academic prestige and football prestige. That is a great combination.” Landis’ trademark spread option offensive attack put up 2,908 ground yards in 2003, missing the school record by just a single yard while finishing 10th nationally in rushing offense. In 2003 the Bison were eighth nationally, averaging 251.8 rushing yards per game, and in 2006 they were fifth at 235.2 yards per contest. In 2008, Landis integrated more passing into the Bucknell offense and junior-to-be Shaun Pasternak broke the school record with 1,083 receiving yards. Overall, the Bison totaled 2,063 yards through the air, one of the top-10 totals in program history. In his first season at St. Mary’s the Gaels ranked fourth nationally in rushing at 309.5 yards per game and 24th nationally in total offense at 434.4. The team broke school records for total yards (4778) and touchdowns (50) in a season. Defensively, the Gaels were equally opportunistic, ranking 12th in Division I-AA in turnovers forced (32). St. Mary’s also ranked fourth in the country in rushing offense in 2001 and fifth in 2002. At St. Mary’s, Landis coached an Associated Press First Team All-American in defensive end Travis White, and he mentored a total of seven Verizon Academic All-District honorees in three years. In his final season at Davidson, the Wildcats defense led the nation with a school-record 28 interceptions, including eight by All-American Ryan Crawford, a former assistant on the Bison staff. Landis’ special teams unit blocked a Division I-AA record 13 kicks in 1999, and the defense allowed only 101 rushing yards per game to rank 13th in the nation. In 1998, Davidson ranked first nationally in pass efficiency defense, second in scoring defense (a stingy 10.4 points per game allowed), fourth in total defense (231.9 yards per game) and 12th in rushing defense. Landis originally joined the Davidson staff as its defensive line coach in 1991, and two years later, at the age of 29, he became one of the nation’s youngest head football coaches. A native of Yardley, Pa., and a 1982 graduate of The Hun School in Princeton, N.J., Landis went on to earn a bachelor of arts degree in English from Randolph-

Bob Odell is escorted to the monument that was erected in his honor in 2005.

Bucknell trustee emeritus Norman E. Garrity, a member of the Class of 1962, and his wife Mary Lou Roppel Garrity, a member of the Class of 1964, have established the Bob Odell Head Football Coaching Endowment. The Garritys’ significant gift to the university permanently endows the head coach position for football, along with providing funds for the program. Garrity played under Coach Odell and was a member of the 1960 team that won the Lambert Cup title as the best team in the Eastern United States. He also served as an assistant football coach during the 1963 season. Garrity has been a member of Bucknell’s Board of Trustees since 1995. In 2004 he received the alumni Athlete Achievement Award, given to former Bucknell athletes who have achieved success in their chosen profession. Garrity served in a variety of manufacturing and engineering management positions with Corning Inc. In 2003 he received the Loyalty to Bucknell Award for extraordinary service to Bucknell as a Trustee, member of Reunion Gift committees and volunteer for the Career Development Center. Garrity was also awarded the Bud Ranck Award for his service and devotion to the football program. In addition to the Odell endowment, he funded the Garrity Family Scholarship and the state-of-the-art artificial surface for the football field. Prior to the 2005 season finale against Holy Cross, the Bucknell football program and Bison Athletics honored Odell’s service and friendship to Bucknell with a special monument, which was unveiled in the closed end of Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. Odell is a member of the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame and the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. As head football coach from 1958-64, Odell took over a struggling program and compiled a 37-26 record. He led the Bison to college football prominence, winning Lambert Cup titles in 1960 and 1964 while producing five straight winning seasons and a 32-13 record from 1960-64. An All-American himself as a halfback at Penn, Odell won the Maxwell Trophy and finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting in 1943. He later served as head coach at Penn from 1965-70 and at Williams from 1971-86. His overall coaching record stood at 136-104-5. A second-round draft pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1944, Odell served as a communications officer in the U.S. Navy during World War II before starting his football coaching career. He began as an assistant coach at Yale, then moved on to Temple and Wisconsin. Odell retired to Lewisburg and volunteered his time and football expertise back to the program on the field, in the radio booth and as a loyal supporter of the Bison football squad. And, thanks to the generosity of Norm Garrity, he will forever have his name associated with Bucknell’s endowed head coaching position — The Bob Odell Head Football Coach.”

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BRENT THOMPSON

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Andrew Cohen, a 16-year college football coaching veteran who was part of Bucknell's 1996 Patriot League championship staff, returned to Bucknell in the spring of 2007 as defensive coordinator. Cohen was a member of Tom Gadd’s staff at Bucknell from 1995-99. He coached the defensive line in 1995, 1996 and 1999 and the outside linebackers in 1997 and 1998. At both positions, Cohen coached some of the best defensive players in recent Bucknell history, including an All-American and Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year in Ed Burman, who broke the school record with 14.5 sacks in 1995. Cohen worked with a Bison defense that set a school record with 47 sacks in 1999 and ranked No. 1 in the league in total defense four out of five years. His tenure at Bucknell was highlighted by the 1996 Patriot League title and a record-setting 10-1 campaign the following year. Known as an excellent recruiter during his days in Lewisburg, Cohen also served as assistant strength and conditioning coordinator. In March of 2000, Cohen left Bucknell to become the defensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Stony Brook. As the only full-time defensive coach on the staff, he helped lead the Seawolves to an 8-2 record in 2002, buoyed by a defense that ranked No. 3 nationally in points allowed and No. 6 in yards allowed. From 2003-05 Cohen served as defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at Fordham, one of Bucknell’s Patriot League rivals. Working under head coach Ed Foley, a Bucknell graduate, for the last two of those seasons, Cohen mentored a number of all-conference defensive linemen, including Aki Jones who went on to play with the Washington Redskins. In 2006, Cohen was the defensive line coach at Columbia under first-year head coach Norries Wilson, who was also on the Bucknell coaching staff from 1995-98. In 2006 the Lions finished with a 5-5 record, its best in 10 years, while leading the Ivy League in scoring defense (16.3), takeaways (25) and defensive touchdowns (6). In 2008, Cohen’s second year as defensive coordinator, the Bison made a drastic improvement as opponents recorded nearly 50 yards less per game than in Cohen’s first season at the helm of the defense. A 1993 graduate of Marist College where he was a oneyear starter at linebacker, Cohen received a master’s degree from Stony Brook in December 1994. While pursuing the latter degree, he also got his start in coaching as a defensive line coach, video coordinator and strength and conditioning coordinator at Stony Brook. Cohen resides in Lewisburg with his wife, Bridget, and sons Seth and Kyle.

Brent Thompson is in his seventh season with the Bison coaching staff. During the offseason he was promoted to offensive coordinator and in 2009 will continue working with the offensive line, a duty he picked up in 2008. Thompson was tasked with breaking in a completely new starting line in 2008, as all five starters from the 2007 season finale did not return (four due to graduation, one to injury). This year, Thompson has the luxury of mentoring four returning offensive line starters after the young group impressed last fall. For the previous four seasons, Thompson coached the team’s quarterbacks and fullbacks. He developed Marcello Trigg into a starting QB midway through his freshman year, and in 2006 Thompson helped FB Josh DeStefano earn Second Team All-Patriot League honors after leading the team in rushing. Thompson in 2004 worked closely with record-setting quarterback Daris Wilson, who earned First Team All-Patriot League honors after rushing for 1,149 yards and 17 touchdowns. Wilson broke school records for rushing yards by a quarterback and pass completion percentage (.660). In 2002 as receivers coach Thompson helped the Bucknell wideouts make the successful transition to the spread option offense, while still maintaining the big-play explosiveness of the likes of Albert Marquardt and Nisan Trotter. Thompson came to Lewisburg from Northeastern University, where he served a two-year stint as running backs coach. In 2002 he helped lead the Huskies to an Atlantic 10 championship. Three of his backs rushed for at least 500 yards, including first team all-conference tailback Tim Gale. Thompson also coached Northeastern All-American L.J. McKanas, who broke the school’s career rushing record and was second in the nation in rushing in 2001. A two-year letterman as a defensive back for Norwich University in Northfield, Vt., Thompson graduated in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in peace, war and diplomacy. He broke into the college coaching profession the following fall at Dickinson College, where he served as a graduate assistant coach, working with the outside linebackers. In 2000, Thompson moved to Stony Brook University, tutoring the Seawolves’ wide receivers for one season. There, he was a member of the same staff as current Bison defensive coordinator Andrew Cohen. In the summer of 2007 Thompson was married to Tiffany Lebengood, who is a longtime member of the Bucknell athletic training staff.

• Seventh Sev Year at Bucknell Receivers • Quarterbacks/Wide Q Qu & Marshall ’03 • Franklin Fra

Matt Lintal returns for his seventh season with the Bison coaching staff in 2009, as he joins Brent Thompson as the longest-tenured assistants. He will work with the offensive backs and wide receivers while also coordinating the passing game. Lintal, who graduated from Franklin & Marshall University in May 2003, guided a strong group of wide receivers, led by record-breaking Shaun Pasternak, to an outstanding campaign in 2008. Pasternak set school records for receiving yards and touchdowns and fell one catch shy of the program single-season standard under Lintal’s watch. In 2009, Lintal will have a large number of talented receivers to work with as well as senior QB Marcello Trigg, who already ranks in the top 10 on Bucknell’s career yardage ledger. Lintal was a four-year starter at strong safety for F&M. He served as team captain as a senior and was a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) and the Athletic Honors Society. The State College, Pa., native earned a bachelor of arts degree in psychology, with a minor in religious studies. He made the Dean’s List at F&M seven times. Lintal was a 1999 graduate of State College High School, where he earned three letters each in football and track. Prior to his tenure at Bucknell he returned to his alma mater as a volunteer coach at preseason workouts. He also coached a youth football camp for children aged 9 to 13 at Franklin & Marshall. Lintal and his wife, Jackie, reside in Mifflinburg.

Matt Lintal

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2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2 • First Fir Year at Bucknell Safeties • Saf Fordham ’92 • For

One of three coaches on the Bison staff who graduated from current Patriot League schools, Ed Lynett joined the Bison staff following four years as the defensive coordinator at Iona, which dropped its program following the 2008 campaign. Lynett helped the Gaels defensive unit become one of the best in the country during his tenure, during which he also oversaw the defensive backs. In 2007, Iona ranked third nationally in total defense, allowing just 271.5 yards per game. The Gaels also ranked 15th in run defense and 24th in scoring defense. In 2006, the defense yielded only 232.0 yards per game, the third-lowest figure in the country. Iona was especially stingy against the run, allowing 66.9 yards per game to rank third in the country. Lynett, who coached 16 all-conference players and a pair of Mid-Major All-Americans at Iona, served as the acting head coach against Columbia during the 2006 season. Lynett arrived at Iona after two years as an assistant at Lehigh (2003-2004). With the Mountain Hawks, Lynett coached the defensive line and assisted with special teams. In addition to his duties with the varsity team, Lynett served as the head coach of the junior varsity squad. Prior to his stint at Lehigh, Lynett served as a graduate assistant at Colorado State where he worked with the defensive line and defensive backs. Lynett also spent five seasons as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Scranton Prep. Lynett was a running back and defensive back at Fordham. He was a three-year letterman and graduated with a degree in marketing/managerial accounting in 1992.

MIKE O'CONNOR • First F Year at Bucknell • Defensive D Line • Lafayette L ’04

A Lewisburg native and a former quarterback at Lafayette, Mike O’Connor joined the Bucknell staff as an assistant coach in the winter of 2009. He spent the previous two years as an assistant coach at Rutgers under former Bison football player Greg Schiano. O’Connor, who started his tenure at Rutgers in 2005 as a player development graduate assistant, will coach the defensive line at Bucknell. While with the Scarlet Knights, O’Connor tutored the defensive ends, linebackers and safeties. He also assisted with all aspects of special teams and organized and prepared all film breakdowns and scouting reports. In 2007, with O’Connor a member of the defensive staff, Rutgers ranked fifth in the nation in pass defense. A 2004 graduate of Lafayette, O’Connor was a two-year letterwinner with the Leopards. He earned Second Team Academic All-America honors in 2002 and was a two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll selection, posting a GPA of nearly 3.5 while majoring in economics and business. Prior to attending Lafayette, O’Connor was a threesport standout at Lewisburg Area High School where he lettered in football, basketball and baseball. O’Connor began his coaching career at Columbia as a video coordinator in 2004 while working towards his master's degree in psychology. O’Connor, who is the son of former Bucknell assistant football coach Mike O’Connor and the grandson of former Bucknell head coach Fred Prender, resides in Lewisburg with his wife, Emily.

• Sec Second Year at Bucknell • Cornerbacks Co • Western We Connecticut State ’05

Bill McCord joined the Bison coaching staﬀ prior to Bil the 2008 campaign after serving as an assistant coach at Franklin & Marshall the year prior. He will again work with the cornerbacks in 2009. McCord is a 2005 graduate of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, Conn., where he was a fouryear letterman and starting cornerback. He spent one season as an assistant coach at Western Connecticut State, then served as an assistant football and baseball coach at Southern Regional High School in Manahawkin, N.J. In July 2007, McCord was hired at Franklin & Marshall, where he coached the Diplomats’ cornerbacks and safeties and recruited in the New York City area. At Bucknell, McCord mentors a cornerback unit that was very young last year, but has returning starters sophomore Bryce Robertson and senior Jason Davis, as well as junior Jamal Briggs in the fold this season.

SAM PERRYMAN • First Fir Year at Bucknell • Running Ru Backs • Leh Lehigh '04

• Sec Second Year at Bucknell and Conditioning • Strength Str Coordinator/Defensive Coor Assistant Assi Texas Lutheran '99 • Tex

John Field, a 1999 graduate of Texas Lutheran, is in his second year as the football strength and conditioning coach at Bucknell. Beginning with the 2009 season, he assumed duties as a defensive assistant coach as well. Field launched a successful oﬀseason training regimen for the Bison and has encouraged more than 50 Bison players to stay on campus and train during both of his years at Bucknell. Field is well-traveled in Patriot League circles, having served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Colgate in 2007 and completing a summer internship at Holy Cross in 2004. In 2004-05, Field was a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at Springﬁeld College while pursuing his master’s degree in applied exercise science. Prior to his strength and conditioning experience at the college level, Field spent 11 years as an assistant high school football coach and head strength and conditioning coach at Central Catholic High School in San Antonio, Texas.

STEVE HAYES • Fifth Year at Bucknell • Assistant Ass Oﬀensive Line • Mi Millersville '73

No stranger to the Patriot League, Sam Perryman, a 2004 graduate g of Lehigh, joined the Bison staff in July following four years at Penn State as a defensive graduate assistant, sistant offensive graduate assistant and assistant strength coach. Perryman was a standout four-year letterman on the Per defensive defens side of the ball for the Mountain Hawks, who won th three Patriot League titles during his tenure. He was also a member m of the Lehigh track and field team, earning All-East All-Eas honors in 2003. Following his January 2004 graduation with a bachFol elor’s ddegree in psychology and sociology, Perryman joined the sta staff at Muhlenberg College and coached the secondary. The Mules ranked No. 1 nationally in total defense that season. Perryman then moved on to Penn State where he filled a number of roles while working on a staff headed by legendary coach Joe Paterno. During the four years he was involved with the Nittany Lion program, the team won a pair of Big Ten titles and posted victories in the Orange Bowl, Outback Bowl and Alamo Bowl. While at Penn State, Perryman, a Decatur, Ga., native also earned a master’s degree in higher education administration. At Bucknell, Perryman is responsible for working with the running backs.

A veteran of the Pennsylvania college and high school coaching scene, Steve Hayes returns for his fifth season with the Bison staff, where he assists offensive coordinator Brent Thompson in mentoring the team’s offensive line unit. Prior his arrival at Bucknell, Hayes served as assistant coach at Juniata for 15 years, most recently as the Eagles’ offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. A 1973 graduate of Millersville State University, Hayes entered the coaching profession at Bellwood Antis High School, first as an assistant, then as head coach in 1974. A year later he moved on to Lewistown Area High School, where he served as assistant coach until being named to the head post in 1981. In 1983 he joined the collegiate coaching ranks for a two-year assistantship at Juniata before returning to the high school level at Kishacoquillas High School (1985-87) and Indian Valley High School (1987-88). In 1990 he went back to Juniata as offensive line coach and remained with the Eagles through the 2004 campaign. Hayes and his wife, Deb, live in Lewistown.

The Bison conduct a drill during spring practice under the watchful eye of the coaching staff.

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SUPPORT STAFF ALL-T IME ASSISTANT COACHES John Allen, 2002 Lance Anderson, 1999-2002 John Aucker, 1961 Jared Backus, 2002-06 Monk Bailey, 1989 Greg Banner, 1998 Frank Belichick, 1967-68 Kenneth Benfer, 1944 Joe Bering, 1974-75 Neil Blaisdell, 1926 Bus Blum, 1937-42, 1946 Bryan Bossard, 1992-93 Travis Burkett, 2005-06 Tim Camp, 2003-05 Gary Campbell, 1997 Gerry Capone, 1978 Dick Cassels, 2005 Garret Chachere, 1994 Donald Chaump, 1962 Sam Clark, 1996 Andrew Cohen, 1995-99, 2007-pres. Robert Cooley, 1963 Francis Cornelius, 1961 Ryan Crawford, 2005-07 B.W. Cregor, 1924 Gene Depew, 1971-92 Terry Depew, 1972 Bob DiSpirito, 1965-66 William Dortsch, 1944 Bryan Durrington, 1989 Russ Ehrenfeld, 2001-02 Mike Fahnestock, 1983 John Fassel, 1999, 2001 Pat Feeley, 1997-98 Devin Fitzsimmons, 2006 Eddie Ford, 2003-04 Sam Fraundorf, 2003-04 Walter Fridley, 1944 Jeﬀ Gadd, 2001-02 Norman Garrity, 1963 Harry Gicking, 1971-72 Red Griﬃths, 1936 Ron Grzybowski, 1986-94 Joe Gubernot, 1986-94 Jack Guy, 1947-51 Danny Hale, 1975-80 Marshall Hall, 1983 Uhlard Hangartner, 1927-28 Francis Hatton, 1956-59 Steve Hayes, 2005-pres. Joe Herring, 1968 Byron Hollinshead, 1930 Rhodes Ingerton, 1924-26 Ashley Ingram, 2006-07 Ralph Isernia, 2004 Sid Jamieson, 1967-88 Pat Kingman, 2006-08 Paul Kmetz, 1974-76 Dave Kotulski, 1995-2002 Ben Kribbs, 1952-55 Patrick Lally, 1944 Larry Landini, 1969-76 Robert Latour, 1956-65 Bill Lane, 1945-46, 1950-56, 1969-72 Dave Legg, 1995-00 Aaron Lewis, 2008 Eric Lewis, 2002 Matt Lintal, 2003-pres. Joe Lombardi, 2000 Woody Ludwig, 1943, 1946 Marty McAndrews, 1934-35

Herb Maack, 1947-52 Paul Malatesta, 1968 Lou Maranzana, 1986-1988 Derek Mason, 1999-01 Bill McCord, 2008-pres. Paul McGonagle, 2002 Frank Meehan, 1993-94 Dan Meenan, 1989-94 Cliﬀord Melberger, 1961 Tripp Merritt, 2003-04 Mike Morita, 2000-02 Craig Moropoulos, 1995-96 Malcolm Musser, 1927-31 Harold Nichols, 2008 Pete Noyes, 1971-76 Roger Oberlin, 1957-66 Mike O’Connor, 1983-96 Bob Odell, 1987-90 James “Smokey” Ostendarp, 1953-54 Robert Patzwall, 1969-70 Tim Pavlechko, 1991-92 Steve Perry, 2003-05 Tony Pierce, 1990-91 Bill Pisano, 1995-96 Fred Prender, 1959-62 Mose Quinn, 1933-35 Max Reed, 1929-33 Rocky Rees, 1977-82 Jim Reid, 2005 Dick Reilly, 1985-96 George Rieu, 1963-64 James Roe, 1963 Andy Ryland, 2007 Marty Schaetzle, 1997-01 Bill Schwalm, 1977 Robert Shaw, 1967 Ian Shields, 2003 Roy Shiﬄet, 1974, 1980-85, 1994 Richard Simpson, 2007 John Sitarsky, 1937, 1941-42 John Skiavo, 1966 Kenneth Smith, 1973-74 Gerry Solomon, 1972 A. A. Stagg, Jr., 1944-45 Glenn Stennett, 1968 Mark Strzlecki, 1976 Joe Susan, 1981-90 Brent Thompson, 2003-pres. Eric Thurston, 1992-94 Joe Tillman, 1999-01 Carl Truxell, 1930 Chris Turner, 1995-01 Ralph Turri, 1976 William Urch, 1962 Steve Vashel, 2006-08 Robert N. Waddell, 1923 Chuck Wagner, 1958 Dave Warner, 1997 R. James West, 1962 Art Wilkins, 1977-84 Frank Williams, 1981 Greg Willig, 1998-00 Norries Wilson, 1995-98 William Wrabley, 1955-64 Greg Wright, 1972 Russell Wright, 1944 Kyle Yearick, 1983 William Yeomans, 1964-72 Gary York, 1967 John Zalonis, 1977-79

KENNY HARE • 18th 18t Year at Bucknell Manager • Equipment Equ q • Pen Penn State

Now in his 18th season as the Bison football equipment manager, Kenny Hare is responsible for issuing equipment for every practice and game, transporting equipment to road contests and maintaining equipment inventory. Hare also sponsors the Moxie Award, presented annually at the football team’s postseason awards banquet. The award, named in honor of his grandfather, Walter J. Mahlon, is presented for special contributions to the Bucknell football program. A native of Sunbury, Pa., Hare was elected in 2001 as Director of the Athletic Equipment Managers Association’s District 2 region, and he went on to serve two terms in that post. Prior to that appointment, he had served as the vice president for the previous four years. District 2 has seen success in those years, having won numerous awards, including Hare’s selection as the district’s Equipment Manager of the Year. Hare will now be serving on a handful of AEMA Board Committees to continue the District 2 tradition of being “Second to None.” Hare volunteered with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers in their inaugural year in AF2 in 2002. He attended Penn State University and served as a student equipment manager for the Nittany Lions. While at PSU, Hare worked with the 1986 Penn State team that won the national title in the Fiesta Bowl, as well as the 1985 Orange Bowl team and the 1987 Citrus Bowl team. He married Becky Dugan on March 12, 2005 in Rooke Chapel on the Bucknell University campus, and the couple welcomed its ﬁrst child, Allison Mae, in November 2006. The Hares’ second child, Kenneth James III, was born in November 2008. 2008

JA ASON SWEET • First Fir Year at Bucknell • Administrative Ad Coordinator • Mi Michigan State ’01

DE EB HOMMEL • 36th 36t Year at Bucknell • Foo Football Secretary

• Eighth Eigg Year at Bucknell and Conditioning • Strength Str Coordinator Coor • Eas East Stroudsburg ’96

The strength and conditioning program at Bucknell received a major boost in 2003 with the completion of the Krebs Family Fitness Center and Berger Family Weight Room, as well as the hiring of Jerry Shreck as the program’s first full-time strength and conditioning coordinator. A 1996 graduate of East Stroudsburg University with a degree in movement studies and exercise science, Shreck is charged with implementing detailed daily strength and conditioning routines for each of Bucknell’s programs. The general philosophy of the Bison strength program is year-round periodization with a high-intensity base, supplemented with functional and sport-specific training. Training programs for most teams will employ explosion techniques with power bands and pliometrics. The ultimate goal of the strength and conditioning program is the prevention of injuries and training athletes to their peak physical condition (as opposed to training bodybuilders). A native of nearby Montgomery, Pa., Shreck had served as the athletic trainer for the Bucknell men’s basketball team for three seasons prior to his current appointment. He is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the National Council of Strength and Fitness. John Field, a 1999 graduate of Texas Lutheran, is in his second year as the football strength and conditioning coach and also assists with the defensive line. Shreck is also assisted by former Bucknell head football coach Bob Curtis. Bucknell varsity student-athletes receive regular training from Shreck and/or a member s in a private area of the Berger Family Weight of his staff Room while Bison football players also take advantage of Room, the To Tom Gadd Weight Room located in the home locker room aat Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium.

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ATHLETIC TRAINING

MARK KEPPLER

Bucknell’s athletic training staff, headed by Mark Keppler Keppler, provides outstanding medical care for each of Bucknell’s student-athletes. Keppler and his staff recently moved into a brand new, state-of-the-art athletic training room as part of the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center design. There is also a fullyequipped athletic training facility in Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium, adjacent to the football team locker room, and satellite training rooms at Sojka Pavilion and Holmes Stadium. The philosophy of the Bucknell sports medicine team is a commitment to providing the best care for Bison student-athletes. Its injury and rehab protocols are developed to help decrease athletics-related injuries, increase injury recovery time, and combine strength and flexibility, endurance and sport-specific functional activities. Every injured Bucknell student-athlete is attended by an athletic trainer at the time the injury occurs. Each of Bucknell’s professional staff trainers are state and nationally certified, and they are assisted on-site by a quality team of student athletic trainers. The care for all Bucknell students ultimately falls under the direction of Dr. Donald Stechschulte, the director of the University’s student health service. Athletes sustaining serious injuries requiring immediate attention in a hospital setting are sent to the emergency room of the Evangelical Community Hospital, located just two miles from the Bucknell campus.

• 24th 24t Year at Bucknell Assistant Director of Athlet• Ass ics/Head Athletic Trainer ics/H • Flo Florida State ’73

Assistant Athletic Director Mark Keppler, now in his 24th year as Bucknell’s head athletic trainer, oversees Bucknell’s athletic training and sports medicine program. Keppler coordinates the work of six professional staff members, a graduate assistant and a dedicated group of student assistants. The head trainer at Carnegie Mellon University for 11 years before coming to Bucknell, Keppler is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and is both state- and nationally-certified. From 1982-84 he served as president of the Pennsylvania Athletic Training Society, and from 1984-97 he served with the Athletic Training Advisory Commission to the State Board of Physical Therapy. He is currently the Convention Chair for PATS and was inducted into that organization’s Hall of Fame in June 2006. Keppler is a 1973 graduate of Florida State University and holds a master’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh. After working with the football program for his first three years at Bucknell, Keppler moved to the fieldhouse training room to coordinate the athletic training office for the entire athletic department. In the fall of 1999, he once again took over as the primary football trainer, in addition to running the athletic training office. Keppler also serves as the primary athletic trainer for spring football, and supervises off-season rehabilitation programs for any injured Bison football players. Keppler and his wife, Wanda, reside in Lewisburg and are the parents of daughters Sarah and Reta.

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GEISINGER SPORTS MEDICINE

In August 2005, Bucknell director of athletics and recreation John Hardt and Geisinger chief of sports medicine Daniel Feldmann, MD, announced a partnership that makes Geisinger Sports Medicine the exclusive sports medicine provider for Bucknell University Athletics. Geisinger’s team of orthopaedic specialists, certified in a wide array of specialties, is responsible for the care and treatment of more than 700 Division I student-athletes participating in varsity athletics at Bucknell. Geisinger Health System is an integrated, physician-led healthcare services organization that serves more than two million residents throughout central and northeastern Pennsylvania. It includes a 650-member multi-specialty physician practice, a tertiary/quaternary medical center and an acute-care community hospital, adult and pediatric trauma centers, a nationally acclaimed alcohol and chemical dependency treatment center, heart and cancer institutes, a neurosciences program, two research centers, 41 community practice offices and one of the largest not-for-profit rural HMOs in the country. In addition to meeting the on-campus needs of the Bucknell student-athletes, Geisinger has just opened a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary sports medicine facility at Geisinger Medical Center Outpatient Surgery Center—Woodbine Lane (off Route 11 in nearby Danville). This one-stop complex features an open MRI for on-site diagnostics, a therapy pool and facilities for athlete rehabilitation. For more on the Geisinger Sports Medicine program and staff, please visit: www.geisinger.org/consumers/services/sports_med/index.html

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COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY PROJECTS E Bucknell head coach Tim Landis is a big believer in building positive relationservice. In his tenure at Bucknell Bucknell, Landis and his team ships through community service have participated in several community events, with much more to come in the future. A sampling of community service events the Bison have participated in over the last few years includes: • Bone Marrow Donorship event • American Red Cross blood drive • “Light the Night Walk” to raise runds and awareness for leukemia and other forms of cancer • Postgame autograph sessions • Lewisburg Community Pool Water Safety Day • Lewisburg Little League Cleanup Day • “Football Day” at Lewisburg Community Child Care Center • Highway Cleanup at Mile Run Road • Canned food drive • Chaperoned Big Brothers Big Sisters Farewell Picnic • “Sleepover Day” at the Donald Heiter Community Center • Homework Club at Eichhorn Middle School • Drug/alcohol awareness program at Miﬄinburg Elementary School

BUCKNELL FOOTBALL FAMILY FUNFEST The Bison football team hosted its 11th annual Family FunFest last April, and once again hundreds of boys and girls from the surrounding communities turned out to participate. The FunFest was held on the grass practice ﬁeld just outside Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium and invited parents and their children to take part in a variety of activities. Kids had the opportunity to meet the players and receive hands-on experience of a little bit of college football. Activities included catching passes thrown by Bison quarterbacks, running the obstacle course, throwing for distance, place-kicking for distance, punting for distance, throwing for accuracy, kicking ﬁeld goals and running the 20- and 40-yard dashes. Tours of the Bison locker room were given, and as an added bonus, fans also had the chance to don headsets and “make the call” with the Voice of the Bison, Doug Birdsong.

Members of the Bison squad are all smiles at a local Big Brothers Big Sisters picnic.

Bucknell held a Bone Marrow Donorship event this past April.

Todd Manjuck signs autographs at Bison Now!

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For the 115th straight year the Bucknell football program sponsored the Bison Shootout, a seven-on-seven passing camp andd ttournament. More than 20 high school teams participated in this year’s event, which was held on campus in mid-June. Teams were invited to the camp from Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, the District of Columbia, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. Each team played eight games, earning points for offensive gains and defensive stops. There were two divisions, each crowning a champion at the end of the exciting two-day affair. For the seventh year in a row, Bucknell also conducted the Big Man’s Camp, specializing in offensive and defensive line play. The two-day camp featured instruction in the fundamentals of rush defense and pass rush, as well as run and pass blocking for the offensive linemen.

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JUNIOR BISON CLUB  Now in its ninth year, children in eighth grade or below can join the Junior Bison Club and get a unique chance to be a part of the fun and thrills of Bison Athletics.  Membership includes a one-of-akind Junior Bison Club t-shirt, autograph sessions with Bucknell student-athletes, exclusive invitations to special parties and events, a quarterly newsletter, a 2009-10 season pass and membership card, sports posters, club discounts at the Purple Platypus toy store in Lewisburg and much more.  The cost is $20 for a single child or $50 for a family of three or more children. For more information, call 570-577-1232.

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BUD RANCK-TOM GADD DD D MEMORIAL KICKOFF CLASSIC More than 250 golfers returned to campus last July for the 14th Annual Bud Ranck-Tom k Gadd dd Memoriall Kickoff k Classic. l The premier hhighlight hl h of the h Bucknell k ll football program’s offseason, the event attracted a diverse mix of former Bison players and coaches, along with numerous fans and supporters of the program. The tournament was founded by the late Bucknell head football coach Tom Gadd, and it has developed into a fun annual event. The weekend also includes a Sunday night dinner that features a season preview from the coaching staff along with a raffle and silent auction. In the tournament’s second year, Gadd named the event after good friend Bud Ranck, who had died earlier that year. To memorialize Gadd after his passing in March 2003, the Ranck family announced at the Sunday evening dinner that the tournament will now bear the names of both Bud Ranck and Tom Gadd. Another highlight of the Sunday dinner is the announcement of the Bud Ranck-Tom Gadd Award winner, which honors annually an outstanding supporter of the Bucknell football program. The 2009 winner was Doug Williams, a 1963 graduate of Bucknell who is a former chair of the Bison Club Board of Directors. As for the golf tournament, winners and runners-up were crowned in both the Ranck and Gadd flights in four divisions: master’s, open, women’s and low gross. ••Ranck Flight - Sunday, July 27, 2008 Gross Division: 1st Place - (53) Jim Cotner, Mike Craig, Charlie Chronister, Brian Kelly; 2nd Place - (59) Jim McKee, Hollis Brown, Sid Jamieson, Nick Klose. Open Division: 1st Place - (51) Sam Havrilak, Tom Fallon, Frank Arentowicz; 2nd Place - (52) David Berardinelli, Mike Benevento, Dan Scocca, Bob Maute. Masters Division: 1st Place - (56) J.D. Smith, Ron Kinsey, Gary Heck, Charlie Johnson; 2nd Place - (59) Lew Hart, Jack Eachus, Bill McMillan, Tony Rinaldo. ••Gadd Flight - Monday, July 28, 2008 (a.m. flight) Gross Division: 1st Place - (55) John Sommers, Ed Reitzel, Ken Twiford, Ron Giordano; 2nd Place - (58) Tom Marks, Bob Marks, Bernie Berninger, Luke Rohrbaugh. Open Division: 1st Place - (50) Jim McCloy, Greg Kahn, Mike Armbruster, Ed Robbins; 2nd Place - (51) Will McFarland, Jay Cosgrove, Dave Henry, Brian Callahan. Masters Division: 1st Place - (53) Sam Havrilak, Tom Fallon, Frank Arentowicz, Sid Jamieson; 2nd Place - (55) Rick Cerretani, Dave Helfrich, Dave Margolis, Al Jackson. Women's Division: 1st Place - (71) Terrie Grieb, Lori Wilson, Pam Noone, Jen Yuengling. ••Bison Flight - Monday, July 28, 2008 (p.m. flight) Gross Division: 1st Place - Bernie Berninger, George Burman, Dan Wirnsberger, Dan Stetz. Open Division: 1st Place - Graham Showalter, Bill Shaffer, Craig Reynolds, Terry Dougherty.

Tim Landis with Monday's Gross Division winners George Burman, Dan Wirnsberger, Bernie Berninger and Dan Stetz.

Tim Landis with Sunday's Open Division winners Sam Havrilak, Tom Fallon and Frank Arentowicz.

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COACHING RECORDS

BUCKNELL COACHING RECORDS Name (Alma ( Mater)) No Coachh Bill Young (Cornell) George Jennings (Bucknell) George Hoskins (Penn State) J.H. Costello Paul Smith (Bucknell) By Dickson (Pennsylvania) George Cockill (Bucknell) George Johnson (Pennsylvania) Edgar Wingard (Susquehanna) Pete Reynolds (Syracuse) Charles Moran (Tennessee) Carl Snavely (Lebanon Valley) Edward Mylin (Franklin & Marshall) A.E. Humphreys (Illinois) John Sitarsky (Bucknell) Ellwood Ludwig (Pennsylvania) Harry Lawrence (Western Maryland) Robert Odell (Pennsylvania) Carroll Huntress (New Hampshire) Fred Prender (West Chester) Robert Curtis (St. Lawrence) George Landis (Penn State) Lou Maranzana (Dartmouth) Tom Gadd (California-Riverside) Dave Kotulski (New Mexico State)* Tim Landis (Randolph-Macon) TOTALS * Served as acting head coach

At Bucknell 1883-1894 1895-1896 1897-1898 1899-1906; 1909 1907 1908 1910-1913 1914 1915-1917 1918 1919-1923 1924-1926 1927-33 1934-1936 1937-1942; 1946 1943 1944-1945 1947-1957 1958-1964 1965-1968 1969-1974 1975-1985 1986-1988 1989-1994 1995-2001 2002 2003-pres. 1883-pres.

Years 9 2 2 9 1 1 4 1 3 1 5 3 7 3 7 1 2 11 7 4 6 11 3 6 7 1 6 123

W 22 10 7 40 4 3 20 4 8 6 27 19 42 17 30 6 9 45 37 19 23 48 10 26 48 2 28 560

L 22 4 7 37 7 5 16 4 20 0 18 10 16 9 24 4 7 51 26 19 31 56 19 38 28 9 39 526

T 3 1 4 4 0 2 2 1 4 0 3 2 8 3 5 0 1 1 0 0 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 51

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BUCKNELL COACHING LEADERS Games 1. Robert Curtis 2. Harry Lawrence 3. George Hoskins 4. Tom Gadd 5. Tim Landis 6. Carl Snavely 7. Lou Maranzana 8. Robert Odell 9. Fred Prender 10. Pete Reynolds

101 97 81 76 67 66 64 63 57 48

Wins 1. Robert Curtis Tom Gadd 3. Harry Lawrence 4. Carl Snavely 5. George Hoskins 6. Robert Odell 7. A.E. Humphreys 8. Tim Landis 9. Pete Reynolds 10. Lou Maranzana

48 48 45 42 40 37 30 28 27 26

Winning Percentage 1. Edgar Wingard 2. Bill Young 3. Carl Snavely 4. Charles Moran 5. Edward Mylin 6. Tom Gadd 7. John Sitarsky 8. Pete Reynolds 9. Robert Odell 10. Ellwood Ludwig Years 1. Robert Curtis Harry Lawrence 3. George Hoskins 4. Tom Gadd A.E. Humphreys Robert Odell Carl Snavely 8. Tim Landis Lou Maranzana 10. Pete Reynolds

1.000 .700 .697 .645 .638 .632 .600 .594 .587 .559

Head Coach Lou Maranzana with 1994 captains Russ Strohecker (51), Ed Frattarelli (50) and Andrew Welty (92)

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Back Row (L-R): Roy Shifflet, Gene Depew, Danny Hale, Rocky Rees Front Row (L-R): Art Wilkins, Head Coach Bob Curtis, Sid Jamieson

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The Bison defense makes a tackle against Colgate in 2008.

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COLGATE RAID AIDERS

A30 S6 S13 S20 S27 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N22 N29

GAME 10 November 14, 2009 • 1 p.m. Andy Kerr Stadium Hamilton, N.Y.

COLGATE SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: TB Nate Eachus (So.) — 172 carries, 932 yards, 10 TD • PASSING: QB Greg Sullivan (Sr.) — 125 of 206, 1695 yards, 12 TD, 7 INT • RECEIVING: WR Pat Simonds (Sr.) — 65 rec., 1,136 yards, 9 TD • TACKLES: LB Greg Hadley (Sr.) — 80 tackles (57 UT/23 AT) • PLACEKICKING: None RAIDER RAMBLINGS • All-America candidate WR Pat Simonds was named Colgate’s offensive MVP and First Team All-Patriot League in 2008. He totaled 1,136 receiving yards and was just the fifth Raider to go over 1,000 yards in a season. He averaged 5.42 catches per game and 94.7 yards per outing. He comes into his final season tied for 10th in career receptions (105) and eighth in receiving yardage (1,785). • Colgate has posted a winning record in 12 of head coach Dick Biddle’s 13 seasons. • Colgate has advanced to the Division I FCS playoffs eight times in its history, including three times in the last six years.

Bucknell Leaders vs. Colgate Rushing: A.J. Kizekai 26-222, 1 TD Passing: Marcello Trigg 28-48-509, 4 TD, 1 INT Receiving: A.J. Kizekai 7-170, 1 TD Tackles: Brigham Farrand

26-10-36

KEY STAT • Head coach Dick Biddle has guided the Raiders to six Patriot League titles in his 13 seasons in Hamilton.

General Facts Location: Hamilton, N.Y. Enrollment: 2,800 Nickname: Raiders Colors: Maroon, White & Gray Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Andy Kerr Stadium (10,221) Playing Surface: Grass President: Kyle Roelofs (Acting) Athletic Director: David Roach Media Relations Athletic Comm. Dir.: Jeremiah Hergott Oﬃce Phone: 315-228-7602 Email: jhergott@mail.colgate.edu Fax: 315-228-7977 Pressbox Phone: 315-228-6863 Hotline: 315-228-7900 Web Site: www.goColgateRaiders.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Dick Biddle (Duke ’71) Record at Colgate: 104-49 (13 years) Record Overall: 104-49 (13 years) Assistant Coaches: Dan Hunt (Springfield ’92), OC/QB Casey Vogt (Slippery Rock ’00), OL Chris Young (Colgate ’97), WR Kade Rannings (Oregon State ’05), RB Stan Dakotsy (Colgate ’05), TE Ryan Knowles (Idaho ’02), DC/DL Nick Monroe (St. Cloud ’01), DC/DB Pat Foley (Bates ’04), LB Dave Uimonen (Springfield ’08), Def. Asst. Football Office Phone: 315-228-7603 Offense: Multiple Defense: Multiple 2008 Record: 9-3 2008 Patriot League Record: 5-0 (1st) All-Time Record: 587-441-50 (.568) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/18 Starters Returning/Lost: 12/10 Team Captains: TBA

S5 S12 S19 S26 O3 O8 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14

2008 RESULTS (9-3, 5-0)

at Stony Brook............................ 42-26 at Coastal Carolina ..................... 23-19 FURMAN .................................... 42-21 DARTMOUTH ............................ 34-20 at Fordham ...........................31-24 PRINCETON............................... 27-24 at Cornell .................................... 38-22 at Bucknell ......................... 52-28 LAFAYETTE ............................... 21-13 at Lehigh ..................................... 34-33 HOLY CROSS.............................. 28-27 at Villanova (NCAA)................... 55-28

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2009 SCHEDULE

MONMOUTH ...................................6 p.m. STONY BROOK .................................6 p.m. at Dartmouth .............................. 1:30 p.m. FORDHAM ........................................6 p.m. CORNELL ..........................................1 p.m. at Princeton .......................................7 p.m. at Georgetown ...................................1 p.m. at Holy Cross .....................................1 p.m. LEHIGH .............................................1 p.m. at Lafayette........................................1 p.m. BUCKNELL ......................................1 p.m.

BUCKNELL

VS.

COLGATE

(Colgate leads, -) Year 1894 1917 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976

Site ......................Result Scranton, PA ..........BU, 12-8 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 24-0 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 23-12 Hamilton, NY.......BU, 21-20 Lewisburg, PA ........CU, 28-0 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 19-12 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 20-14 Lewisburg, PA ........CU, 35-7 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 26-12 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 27-0 Lewisburg, PA ..........CU, 7-0 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 16-13 Hamilton, NY.........BU, 12-8 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 13-0 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 32-14 Hamilton, NY.........BU, 14-0 Lewisburg, PA ........CU, 14-6 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 21-7 Lewisburg, PA ........CU, 20-0 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 38-0 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 48-34 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 28-7 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 44-14 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 47-24 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 41-7 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 41-23 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 34-21 Hamilton, NY.......BU, 24-16 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 24-13

In Lewisburg: Colgate leads, 17-8 In Hamilton: Colgate leads, 24-7 In Scranton: Bucknell leads, 1-0

Year 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Site ......................Result Hamilton, NY.......CU, 49-17 Lewisburg, PA ..........BU, 7-0 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 20-2 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 17-14 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 24-6 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 40-39 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 31-28 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 14-13 Hamilton, NY.......BU, 37-27 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 28-27 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 38-6 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 28-21 Hamilton, NY.........CU, 13-8 Lewisburg, PA ........CU, 31-7 Hamilton, NY..... BU, 21-14* Lewisburg, PA .... BU, 28-27* Hamilton, NY.......CU, 48-14 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 38-21 Hamilton, NY.......BU, 21-16 Lewisburg, PA ......CU, 24-21 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 15-13 Lewisburg, PA .... CU, 13-10* Hamilton, NY.........CU, 50-6 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 42-7 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 16-10 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 31-28 Hamilton, NY.......CU, 28-24 Lewisburg, PA...... CU, 52-28

Longest Win Streak: 8, Colgate Current Win Streak: 2, Colgate

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

CORNELL BIG RED

2008 RESULTS (4-6, 2-5 IVY) 200

GAME 3 September 19, 2009 • 12:30 p.m. Schoellkopf Field Ithaca, N.Y.

CORNELL SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: RB Randy Barbour (Sr.) — 115 carries, 413 yards, 5 TD • PASSING: WR Stephen Liuzza (Sr.) — 4 of 6, 67 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT • RECEIVING: WR Bryan Walters (Sr.) — 43 rec., 643 yards, 2 TD • TACKLES: LB Chris Costello (Sr.) — 90 tackles (37 UT/52 AT) • PLACEKICKING: PK Brad Greenway — 9-13 FG/18-19 PAT BIG RED BITS • Cornell is coming off its first losing season since 2004. The Big Red opened 2008 with three consecutive wins by a total of five points, but lost six of its final seven contests. • Cornell had seven players named to the All-Ivy League Teams last year, but five of those seven selections were seniors. The Big Red return only two All-Ivy players in OL Quentin Bernhard and WR Bryan Walters. Bernhard has started 20 consecutive games, while Walters totaled 43 catches for 643 yards. He ranked 17th nationally in all-purpose yards per game (153.0).

Bucknell Leaders vs. Cornell Rushing: A.J. Kizekai 14-64 Passing: Marcello Trigg 25-43-272, 2 TD Receiving: Shaun Pasternak 11-117, 2 TD Tackles: Sam Nana-Sinkam

15-12-27 • Third-year assistant coach Travis Burkett was an assistant at Bucknell in 2005 and 2006. He played for current Bison coach Tim Landis at St. Mary’s (Calif.).

KEY STAT • Bucknell is Cornell’s oldest active rival. The two teams ﬁrst met in 1888, the second season of Big Red football. General Facts Location: Ithaca, N.Y. Enrollment: 13,700 Nickname: Big Red Colors: Carnelian Red & White Conference: Ivy League Stadium: Schoellkopf Field (25,597) Playing Surface: FieldTurf President: David J. Skorton Athletic Director: J. Andrew Noel Jr. Media Relations Athletic Comm. Dir.: Jeremy Hartigan Oﬃce Phone: 607-255-9788 Email: jh295@cornell.edu Fax: 607-255-9791 Cell Phone: 607-351-1675 Pressbox Phone: 607-255-3535 Hotline: 607-255-2385 Web Site: www.CornellBigRed.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Jim Knowles (Cornell ’87) Record at Cornell: 24-26 (5 years) Record Overall: 24-26 (5 years) Assistant Coaches: Clayton Carlin (Juniata ’87), DC/S Bruce Barnum (E. Washington ’87), OC/OL Pete DeStefano (Slippery Rock ’78), Asst. DC/DL Brian Coon (Albion ’92), Asst. OC/RB Joe Borich (Memphis ’96), QB/WR Travis Burkett (St. Mary’s (Calif.) ’02), TE/ST David Archer (Cornell ’05), Asst. OL Ross Pennypacker (Millersville ’05), DB Jim Salgado (Hofstra ’93), LB Football Oﬃce Phone: 607-255-0026 Oﬀense: Multiple Defense: Multiple 2008 Record: 4-6 2008 Ivy League Record: 2-5 (t-6th) All-Time Record: 614-456-34 (.572) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 27/36 Starters Returning/Lost: 11/17 Team Captains: TBA

S20 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

at Bucknell ......................... 21-20 YALE ........................................... 17-14 at Lehigh ..................................... 25-24 at Harvard .................................. 38-17 COLGATE ................................... 38-22 at Brown ....................................... 27-7 PRINCETON............................... 31-26 DARTMOUTH ............................ 37-14 at Columbia .................................. 17-7 PENN ............................................ 23-6

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S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21

BUCKNELL ..............................12:30 p.m. at Yale ........................................ 12:30 p.m. at Colgate ...........................................1 p.m. HARVARD ................................ 12:30 p.m. FORDHAM ............................... 12:30 p.m. BROWN ..................................... 12:30 p.m. at Princeton .......................................1 p.m. at Darthmouth .......................... 12:30 p.m. COLUMBIA................................ 12:30 p.m. at Penn .................................................. TBA

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

CORNELL

(Cornell leads, -) Year 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1896 1900 1901 1903 1904 1905 1906 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1943 1944 1945 1946 1960 1967 1974 1975

Site.......................Result Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 20-3 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 66-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 26-0 Ithaca, NY .................BU, 4-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 54-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 54-0 Ithaca, NY .................CU, 6-0 Ithaca, NY .................CU, 6-0 Ithaca, NY .................CU, 6-0 Ithaca, NY .............CU, 24-12 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 24-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 24-6 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 14-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 10-7 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 48-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 41-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 19-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 20-0 Ithaca, NY .................CU, 7-6 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 26-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 19-8 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 21-0 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 15-7 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 23-7 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 24-0 Lewisburg, PA.........CU, 21-6

In Lewisburg: Cornell leads, 6-5 In Ithaca: Cornell leads, 31-5

Year Site.......................Result 1978 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 24-0 1979 Ithaca, NY ...............BU, 10-0 1980 Lewisburg, PA.......BU, 33-16 1981 Ithaca, NY .............CU, 22-15 1984 Lewisburg, PA.........BU, 10-7 1985 Lewisburg, PA.......CU, 26-13 1986 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 16-3 1987 Ithaca, NY ...............BU, 20-6 1989 Lewisburg, PA.........CU, 20-9 1990 Ithaca, NY .............BU, 42-21 1991 Lewisburg, PA.........CU, 23-7 1994 Lewisburg, PA.......CU, 29-28 1995 Ithaca, NY ...............BU, 10-7 1998 Ithaca, NY .............CU, 23-19 2000 Lewisburg, PA.......BU, 38-15 2001 Ithaca, NY ....................DNP* 2002 Lewisburg, PA.........BU, 14-3 2003 Ithaca, NY .............CU, 21-19 2004 Lewisburg, PA.........BU, 15-9 2005 Ithaca, NY ...............CU, 24-7 2006 Lewisburg, PA.........BU, 20-5 2007 Ithaca, NY .............CU, 38-14 2008 Lewisburg, PA.......CU, 21-20 * Game not played following September 11 tragedy.

Longest Win Streak: 23, Cornell Current Win Streak: 2, Cornell

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

DUQUESNE DU UKES

2008 RESULTS (3-7, 2-5 NEC)

GAME 1 September 5, 2009 • 6 p.m. Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field Pittsburgh, Pa.

DUQUESNE SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: RB Greg Hough (Sr.) — 191 carries, 801 yards, 5 TD • PASSING: QB Kevin Rombach (Jr.) — 177 of 290, 2410 yards, 20 TD, 6 INT • RECEIVING: WR Alex Roberson (Sr.) — 34 rec., 686 yards, 3 TD • TACKLES: LB Nathan Totino (So.) — 93 tackles (50 UT/43 AT) • PLACEKICKING: K Mark Troyan (Sr.) — 12-13 FG/29-33 PAT DUKE DALLIES • Dave Williams, who played in ﬁve games in two seasons at Michigan State, transferred to Duquesne in January and participated in spring drills. • Duquesne will open its season against Bucknell for the eighth time in the last 13 years. • Cleo Williams recorded four 100-yard games in 2008. A senior in 2009, Williams missed the 2006 and 2007 campaigns while tending to academic issues and had last played regularly as a freshman in 2005.

KEY STAT

Jerry Schmitt

Bucknell Leaders vs. Duquesne Rushing: A.J. Kizekai 22-134, 1 TD Passing: Marcello Trigg 22-30-446, 4 TD Receiving: Shaun Pasternak 7-166, 1 TD Tackles: Sam Nana-Sinkam

20-4-24

• Duquesne won or shared a total of 11 championships while posting a 75-9 record in 14 seasons of competition in the MAAC. The Dukes will be a part of the Northeast Conference for a second year in 2009.

General Facts Location: Pittsburgh, Pa. Enrollment: 10,000 Nickname: Dukes Colors: Red and Blue Conference: Northeast Conference Stadium: Arthur J. Rooney Field (TBA) Playing Surface: Sportexe President: Dr. Charles J. Dougherty Athletic Director: Greg Amodio Media Relations Media Relations Dir.: Dave Saba Oﬃce Phone: 412-396-5861 Email: saba@duq.edu Fax: 412-396-6210 Cell Phone: 412-225-5317 Pressbox Phone: 412-396-5370 Web Site: www.GoDuquesne.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Jerry Schmitt (Westminster ’83) Record at Duquesne: 23-17 (4 years) Record Overall: 51-38 (9 years) Assistant Coaches: Ollie Phillips (Duke ’73), DC Niel Loebig (Duquesne ’05), QB Dave Loya (Duquesne ’97), WR Terry Russell (Duquesne ’75), RB Mike Silianoff (Westminster ’82), OL Harry Carter (Duquesne ’07), LB Ryan Esdale (Duquesne ’07), DL Football Office Phone: 412-396-5374 Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-3 2008 Record: 3-7 2008 NEC Record: 2-5 (6th) All-Time Record: 363-268-19 (.573) Lettermen Returning/Lost: N/A Starters Returning/Lost: 15/7 Team Captains: TBA

S6 S20 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15

at Bucknell ......................... 48-42 L SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) ................. 21-7 W DAYTON ..................................... 24-16 W ALBANY ...............................33-23 L at Robert Morris ........................ 34-27 L at Central Connecticut State ..... 35-23 L SACRED HEART ........................ 29-17 L at Bryant ..................................... 24-10 L at Wagner ..................................... 14-0 W MONMOUTH ............................ 37-14 L

S5 S12 S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N14 N21

BUCKNELL ......................................6 p.m. at Nicholls State ................................2 p.m. at Monmouth ....................................1 p.m. at Dayton ...........................................1 p.m. ROBERT MORRIS .............................1 p.m. at Albany............................................1 p.m. CENTRAL CONN. STATE ...............12 p.m. at Saint Francis (Pa.) .........................7 p.m. WAGNER .........................................12 p.m. at Sacred Heart ................................12 p.m. BRYANT ...........................................12 p.m.

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

DUQUESNE

(Bucknell leads, -) Year 1933 1934 1997 1998 1999 2000 2002

Site........................Result Pittsburgh, PA .......... DU, 6-0 Pittsburgh, PA ........ DU, 12-0 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 23-16 Pittsburgh, PA ...... BU, 38-10 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 49-20 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 35-14 Pittsburgh, PA ......DU, 35-14

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 6-0 In Pittsburgh: Series tied, 3-3

Year Site........................Result 2003 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 28-21 2004 Pittsburgh, PA ...... BU, 30-20 2006 Lewisburg, PA......BU, 31-28* 2007 Pittsburgh, PA ...... BU, 28-19 2008 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 48-42 *overtime

Longest Win Streak: 5, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 5, Bucknell

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

FORDHAM RAMS

2008 RESULTS (5-6, 1-5 PL) 200

GAME 9 November 7, 2009 • 1 p.m. Jack Coﬀey Field Bronx, N.Y.

FORDHAM SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: RB Xavier Martin (Jr.) — 274 carries, 1237 yards, 7 TD • PASSING: QB John Skelton (Sr.) — 228 of 372, 2605 yards, 15 TD, 7 INT • RECEIVING: WR Asa Lucas (Sr.) — 36 rec., 449 yards, 3 TD • TACKLES: LB Andre Delaire (Jr.) — 71 tackles (48 UT/23 AT) • PLACEKICKING: None RAM RAMBLINGS • Senior QB John Skelton was named a Preseason All-American by Consensus Draft Services. He was one of seven Patriot League players recognized and it was the second consecutive year he was honored by the draft service. Additionally, Skelton was named one of the top 12 senior quarterbacks by NFL.com. • Fordham will begin oﬀering athletic scholarships in football in 2010. The Rams will remain an associate Patriot League member, but will not be eligible for the league title and automatic berth into the NCAA postseason following 2009. • Bucknell has defeated Fordham in the Rams’ season ﬁnale each of the last two years.

Tom Masella

Bucknell Leaders vs. Fordham Rushing: A.J. Kizekai 17-109, 1 TD Passing: Marcello Trigg 7-23-276, 3 TD, 2 INT Receiving: Shaun Pasternak 10-214, 1 TD Tackles: Greg Jones

11-11-22

KEY STAT • Fordham was outscored 262-238 last year, but the Rams still recorded more ﬁrst downs than their opponents (231-199).

General Facts Location: Bronx, N.Y. Enrollment: 8,222 Nickname: Rams Colors: Maroon & White Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Jack Coﬀey Field (7,000) Playing Surface: FieldTurf President: Joseph M. McShane, S.J. Athletic Director: Frank McLaughlin Media Relations Director of Sports Info.: Joe DiBari Oﬃce Phone: 718-817-4240 Email: dibari@fordham.edu Fax: 718-817-4244 Home Phone: 718-850-4700 Pressbox Phone: 718-817-4241 Hotline: 718-817-2RAM Web Site: www.fordhamsports.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Tom Masella (Wagner ’81) Record at Fordham: 16-18 (3 years) Record Overall: 33-44 (7 years) Assistant Coaches: Bryan Volk (Hope ’00), OC/QB Patrick Moore (Illinois Wesleyan ’95), DC/ILB Custavious Patterson (Morgan St. ’04), WR Shawn Johnson (Duke ’03), OLB Malik Hall (UMass ’03), DL Ed Morrissey (Plymouth St. ’92), OL/WR John Wholley (UConn ’04) RB/Slot WR Keith Comoforo (Winona (Minn.) St. ’69), DB Ryan Fullan (Salve Regina ’05), QB Football Oﬃce Phone: 718-817-4280 Oﬀense: Multiple Defense: 3-4 2008 Record/PL Record: 5-6/1-5 (6th) All-Time Record: 738-438-53 (.622) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 48/18 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/8 Team Captains: James Crockett, Robby Reis, John Skelton, Darzell Wright

S6 S13 S20 S27 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

RHODE ISLAND .......................... 16-0 at Dayton .................................... 23-20 at Columbia ................................ 29-22 COLGATE ................................... 31-24 at Lehigh ..................................... 45-24 YALE ........................................... 12-10 LAFAYETTE ............................... 48-13 MARIST ...................................... 45-21 at Holy Cross .............................. 38-17 GEORGETOWN ........................... 17-0 at Bucknell ................. 24-21 (OT)

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S5 S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21

at Rhode Island .................................1 p.m. COLUMBIA........................................6 p.m. at Colgate ...........................................6 p.m. OLD DOMINION ..............................1 p.m. BRYANT .............................................6 p.m. at Cornell ...........................................1 p.m. at Lafayette........................................1 p.m. HOLY CROSS.....................................1 p.m. BUCKNELL ......................................1 p.m. LEHIGH .............................................1 p.m. at Georgetown ............................ 1 p.m.

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

FORDHAM

(Bucknell leads, -) Year 1929 1930 1931 1932 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997

Site........................Result Bronx, NY ................FU, 14-0 Bronx, NY ................FU, 12-0 Bronx, NY ............. BU, 14-13 Bronx, NY ................FU, 30-0 Bronx, NY ................BU, 31-7 Lewisburg, PA..........BU, 44-7 Bronx, NY ............. BU, 21-14 Lewisburg, PA..........FU, 21-0 Bronx, NY ............. BU, 27-21 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 29-26 Bronx, NY ............. BU, 28-21 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 51-17 Bronx, NY ............. BU, 36-10

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 7-3 In Bronx: Bucknell leads, 9-5

Year Site........................Result 1998 Lewisburg, PA........FU, 20-17 1999 Bronx, NY ............. BU, 45-15 2000 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 27-13 2001 Bronx, NY ..............FU, 17-12 2002 Lewisburg, PA..........FU, 34-7 2003 Bronx, NY ............. BU, 31-10 2004 Lewisburg, PA....... BU, 21-20 2005 Bronx, NY ..............FU, 28-21 2006 Lewisburg, PA..........BU, 13-3 2007 Bronx, NY ............. BU, 38-24 2008 Lewisburg, PA......BU 24-21* *overtime

Longest Win Streak: 5, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 3, Bucknell

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

GEORGETOWN HOYAS

2008 RESULTS (2-8, 0-5 NEC)

GAME 5 October 3, 2009 • 1 p.m. Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium Lewisburg, Pa.

GEORGETOWN SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: QB Keerome Lawrence (Jr.) — 96 carries, 392 yards, 2 TD • PASSING: QB James Brady (So.) — 75 of 142, 690 yards, 3 TD, 6 INT • RECEIVING: WR Mychal Harrison (Jr.) — 21 rec., 163 yards, 0 TD • TACKLES: LB Nick Parrish (Jr.) — 73 tackles (19 UT/54 AT) • PLACEKICKING: Jose-Pablo Buerba — 3-3 FG/5-5 PAT HOYA HAPPENINGS • DL Ataeﬁok Etukeren and DB Travis Mack were the two Georgetown players named All-Patriot League in 2008. Etukeren participated in an NFL rookie minicamp last spring and was hoping to play in the NFL, while Mack will return for his senior season in 2009 after ﬁnishing second on the team with 69 tackles last fall. • Georgetown presents the Joe Eacobacci No. 35 Memorial Jersey annually to the player who shows extreme dedication to the Georgetown community and its football program. The award honors the memory of former Georgetown defensive standout Joe Eacobacci, who was killed in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. For the 2009 season, senior slot Robert Lane will honor Eacobacci by wearing his No. 35 jersey throughout the year.

Kevin Kelly

Bucknell Leaders vs. Georgetown Rushing: A.J. Kizekai 34-178 Passing: Marcello Trigg 37-65-462, 4 TD Receiving: Shaun Pasternak 12-164, 4 TD Tackles: Greg Jones

4-17-21

KEY STAT • Georgetown has not posted a winning record since going 9-2 as a member of the MAAC in 1999. General Facts Location: Washington, D.C. Enrollment: 6,719 Nickname: Hoyas Colors: Blue and Gray Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Multi-Sport Field (3,500) Playing Surface: FieldTurf President: John J. DeGioia Athletic Director: Bernard Muir Media Relations Football Contact: Mike “Mex” Carey Oﬃce Phone: 202-687-2475 Email: mbc32@georgetown.edu Fax: 202-687-2491 Cell Phone: 917-576-7445 Pressbox Phone: 202-687-5120 Web Site: www.guhoyas.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Kevin Kelly (Springfield ’82) Record at Georgetown: 5-27 (3 years) Record Overall: 5-27 (3 years) Assistant Coaches: Rob Sgarlata (Georgetown ’94), AHC/DC Jim Miceli (So. Conn. St. ’79), OC/QB Brad Dunlay (Springfield ’99), OL Luke Thompson (Assumption ’98), ST/LB Dassin Blackwell (Towson ’98), RB Frank Colaprete (John Carroll ’96), DL Adam Banks (Georgetown ’05), WR Paul Litwinetz (Albright ’72), OL Football Office Phone: 202-687-2380 Offense: Multiple Defense: Multiple 2008 Record: 2-8 2008 Patriot League Record: 0-5 (7th) All-Time Record: 478-358-32 (.569) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 78/13 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8 Team Captains: TBA

S7 S13 S20 S27 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15

at Howard ..................................... 12-7 W at Lafayette................................... 24-6 L at Yale ........................................... 47-7 L HOLY CROSS.............................. 38-14 L PENN ............................................ 27-7 L BUCKNELL ......................... 27-24 L at Richmond ................................. 48-0 L LEHIGH ........................................ 33-3 L MARIST ...................................... 13-12 W at Fordham ................................... 17-0 L

S5 S12 S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O31 N7 N14 N21

at Holy Cross .....................................1 p.m. LAFAYETTE ......................................6 p.m. YALE ..................................................1 p.m. HOWARD ..........................................2 p.m. at Bucknell .............................. 1 p.m. at Lehigh .................................... 12:30 p.m. COLGATE ..........................................1 p.m. at Old Dominion ...............................6 p.m. at Marist ............................................1 p.m. RICHMOND ......................................1 p.m. FORDHAM ........................................1 p.m.

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

GEORGETOWN

(Bucknell leads, --) Date 1904 1905 1916 1922 1923 1924 1925 1931 1932 1936 1938

Site .......................Result Wash., DC .............. GU, 12-0 Wash., DC ...............BU, 18-0 Wash., DC .............. GU, 78-0 Wash., DC .............. GU, 19-7 Wash., DC ...............BU, 14-7 Wash., DC ...............BU, 14-6 Wash., DC .................BU, 3-2 Wash., DC .................BU, 7-0 Wash., DC ................. tie, 6-6 Wash., DC .............. GU, 19-0 Wash., DC .............. GU, 13-0

In Lewisburg: Georgetown leads, 3-2 In Wash., DC: Bucknell leads, 9-6-1

Date Site .......................Result 1939 Lewisburg, PA ........ GU, 13-7 2000 Wash., DC ............ BU, 24-10 2001 Lewisburg, PA .........BU, 34-0 2002 Wash., DC ............ GU, 32-31 2003 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 45-16 2004 Wash., DC ............ BU, 35-17 2005 Lewisburg, PA .....GU, 19-16* 2006 Wash., DC ...............BU, 17-7 2007 Lewisburg, PA .....GU, 20-17* 2008 Wash., DC ............ BU. 27-24 * overtime Longest Win Streak: 4, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 1, Bucknell

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

HOLY CROSS CRUSADERS GAME 11 November 21, 2009 • 1 p.m. Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium Lewisburg, Pa.

HOLY CROSS SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: TB Terrance Gass (Sr.) — 101 carries, 563 yards, 6 TD • PASSING: QB Dominic Randolph (Sr.) — 297 of 482, 3604 yards, 30 TD, 8 INT • RECEIVING: WR Brett McDermott (Sr.) — 56 rec., 727 yards, 5 TD • TACKLES: LB Marcus Rodriguez (Jr.) — 69 tackles (51 UT/18 AT) • PLACEKICKING: K Matt Partain (Sr.) — 12-16 FG/50-50 PAT CRUSADER CUTS • Fifth-year senior QB Dominic Randolph will become the first three-time captain in Holy Cross history in 2009. He was one of three captains in 2007 and one of two captains in 2008. It is the first time since 1967 the Crusaders will have a lone captain. Randolph is a two-time Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year and he finished ninth in the voting for the Walter Payton Award last year. • Holy Cross has come just one game short of the Patriot League title each of the last three seasons. • Holy Cross has 17 of the 22 players on its final offensive two-deep returning. The Crusaders led the Patriot League in scoring offense, total offense and passing offense in 2008.

Tom Gilmore

Bucknell Leaders vs. Holy Cross Rushing: A.J. Kizekai 17-164, 1 TD Passing: Marcello Trigg 17-40-336, 2 TD, 2 INT Receiving: A.J. Kizekai 4-106, 2 TD Tackles: Casey Williams

17-3-20

KEY STAT • Dominic Randolph owns the Holy Cross career records for total oﬀense (9,984 yards), touchdown passes, completions and attempts, while standing second in passing yards. General Facts Location: Worcester, Mass. Enrollment: 2,817 Nickname: Crusaders Color: Royal Purple Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Fitton Field (23,500) Playing Surface: Natural Grass President: Rev. Michael C. McFarland, S.J. Athletic Director: Richard M. Regan Jr. Media Relations Dir. of Media Relations: Charles Bare Oﬃce Phone: 508-793-2583 Email: cbare@holycross.edu Fax: 508-793-2309 Pressbox Phone: 508-793-2204 Web Site: www.goholycross.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Tom Gilmore (Penn ‘86) Record at Holy Cross: 30-25 (5 years) Record Overall: 30-25 (5 years) Assistant Coaches: Mike Pedone (Boston ’94), OC/TE Richard Rodgers (California ’92), DC/DB Pat O’Leary (New York Tech ’76), DL Mark McDonough (Ithaca ’02), LB Andy McKenzie (Allegheny ’96), QB Jeremy Bandy (Baldwin Wallace ’01), OL Karl Maslowski (W. Kentucky ’04), DE Cazzie Kosciolek (Boston U. ’97), WR/ST Neal Boozer (Lehigh ’07), DB Jon Guynes (Lehigh ’05), OLB Bill McCarthy (Holy Cross ’07), RB Football Oﬃce Phone: 508-793-2584 Oﬀense: Multiple Defense: Multiple 2008 Record: 7-4 2008 Patriot League Record: 5-1 (2nd) All-Time Record: 583-466-54 (.553) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/26 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/7 Team Captain: Dominic Randolph

2008 RESULTS (7-4, 5-1 PL) 200

S6 S19 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

MASSACHUSETTS .................... 45-42 at Harvard .................................. 25-24 at Georgetown ............................ 38-14 at Yale .............................. 31-28 (2OT) BROWN ...................................... 41-34 at Dartmouth ............................. 44-26 LEHIGH ...................................... 35-21 BUCKNELL ......................... 34-17 FORDHAM ................................. 38-17 at Lafayette................................. 27-26 at Colgate .................................... 28-27

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S5 S12 S19 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21

GEORGETOWN ................................1 p.m. SACRED HEART .................................. TBA HARVARD ............................................ TBA at Northeastern.................................... TBA at Brown ............................................... TBA DARTMOUTH ...................................... TBA COLGATE ............................................. TBA at Fordham ...................................TBA at Lehigh ............................................... TBA LAFAYETTE ......................................... TBA at Bucknell......................................... TBA

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

HOLY CROSS

(Holy Cross leads, -) Year 1925 1953 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

Site........................Result Worcester, MA .......HC, 23-7 Worcester, MA .......HC, 40-0 Worcester, MA .....HC, 17-10 Lewisburg, PA ......HC, 48-10 Worcester, MA .......HC, 38-7 Lewisburg, PA ........HC, 35-6 Worcester, MA .....HC, 43-14 Lewisburg, PA ........HC, 42-6 Worcester, MA .....HC, 27-12 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 33-23 Worcester, MA .....HC, 27-20 Lewisburg, PA .........BU, 21-7 Worcester, MA ........BU, 38-7

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 6-5 In Worcester: HC leads, 11-3

Year 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Site........................Result Lewisburg, PA .........BU, 18-6 Worcester, MA ..... BU, 30-14 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 32-21 Worcester, MA .......HC, 10-9 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 21-14 Worcester, MA .....HC, 38-21 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 53-31 Worcester, MA ..... BU, 42-27 Lewisburg, PA ......HC, 51-33 Worcester, MA .....HC, 27-10 Lewisburg, PA ......HC, 45-21 Worcester, MA..... HC, 34-17

Longest Win Streak: 9, Holy Cross Current Win Streak: 4, Holy Cross

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

LAFAYETTE LEOP EOPARDS GAME 8 October 31, 2009 • 1 p.m. Fisher Stadium Easton, Pa.

LAFAYETTE SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: TB Maurice White (Sr.) — 80 carries, 469 yards, 2 TD • PASSING: QB Rob Curley (Sr.) — 121 of 212, 1424 yards, 9 TD, 4 INT • RECEIVING: WR Mark Layton (Jr.) — 17 rec, 194 yards, 0 TD • TACKLES: LB Mark Leggiero (Sr.) — 93 tackles (40 UT/53 AT) • PLACEKICKING: K Davis Rodriguez (Jr.) — 13-15 FG/32-33 PAT LEOPARD LICKS • Mark Leggiero was named the Preseason Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year. He ended the 2008 season with 93 tackles, two sacks and an interception while starting all 11 games. Leggiero will try to bring the Defensive Player of the Year trophy back to Easton for the third straight year, following the graduation of two-time recipient Andy Romans. • Lafayette stands as the only Patriot League program to record a winning record in each of the last ﬁve regular seasons while also holding a Top 25 national ranking in each campaign.

Frank Tavani

Bucknell Leaders vs. Lafayette Rushing: Josh Lee 6-37 Passing: Marcello Trigg 5-17-46, 2 INT Receiving: Shaun Pasternak 8-126, 2 TD Tackles: Greg Jones

8-9-17 • Bucknell is Lafayette’s second-most common opponent behind only Lehigh.

KEY STAT • In 2008, Lafayette ranked 10th in the nation in rushing defense (92.2 ypg), 36th in pass eﬃciency defense (115.9 ypg) and 20th in total defense, surrendering just over 300 yards per game. General Facts Location: Easton, Pa. Enrollment: 2,403 Nickname: Leopards Colors: Maroon & White Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Fisher Stadium (13,132) Playing Surface: FieldTurf President: Daniel H. Weiss Athletic Director: Bruce McCutcheon Media Relations Football Contact: Phil LaBella Oﬃce Phone: 610-330-5123 Email: labellap@lafayette.edu Fax: 610-330-5519 Pressbox Phone: 610-330-5454/5455 Hotline: 610-250-0400 Web Site: www.goleopards.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Frank Tavani (Leb. Valley ’76) Record at Lafayette: 52-50 (9 years) Record Overall: 52-50 (9 years) Assistant Coaches: Mickey Fein (Maine ’99), OC/QB/WR John Loose (Ithaca ’87), DC/LB Joe Dougherty (Dickinson ’99), DL Bob Lockhart (Trenton State ’81), TE Phil Hallahan (Syracuse ’03), RB Jon Carvin (Albany ’04), Def. Asst/DB Tim Nish (Lafayette ’06), Def. Asst/DL Stan Clayton (Penn State ’88), OL Marcel Quarterman (Lafayette ’08), WR Doug McFadden (Friends Univ. ’01), DB Football Oﬃce Phone: 610-330-5485 Oﬀense: Multiple Defense: 4-3 2008 Record: 7-4 2008 Patriot League Record: 3-3 (4th) All-Time Record: 640-540-39 (.540) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/16 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/10 Team Captains: Mark Leggiero, Ryan Hart-Predmore, Andrew Poulson

2008 RESULTS (7-4, 3-3 PL)

S6 S13 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

at Marist ....................................... 28-6 GEORGETOWN ........................... 24-6 PENN .......................................... 24-17 HARVARD .................................. 27-13 at Columbia .................................. 13-3 at Liberty .................................... 35-21 at Fordham ................................. 48-13 at Colgate .................................... 21-13 at Bucknell ......................... 38-21 HOLY CROSS.............................. 27-26 LEHIGH ...................................... 31-15

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S12 S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N22

at Georgetown ...................................6 p.m. LIBERTY ............................................6 p.m. PENN .................................................6 p.m. at Yale ........................................ 12:30 p.m. COLUMBIA........................................6 p.m. at Harvard ................................. 12:30 p.m. FORDHAM ........................................1 p.m. BUCKNELL .............................. 1 p.m. COLGATE ..........................................1 p.m. at Holy Cross ............................. 12:30 p.m. at Lehigh .................................... 12:30 p.m.

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

LAFAYETTE

(Lafayette leads, --) Year Site ......................Result 1883 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 59-0 1888 Easton, PA .............. LC, 54-0 1890 Easton, PA ................ tie, 0-0 1891 Easton, PA ............BU, 16-10 1894 Easton, PA .............. LC, 44-0 1898 Easton, PA ................ LC, 6-0 1899 Easton, PA .............. LC, 12-0 1905 Easton, PA .............. LC, 47-0 1907 Easton, PA .............. LC, 34-0 1908 Easton, PA ................ tie, 6-6 1910 Easton, PA .............. LC, 12-0 1911 Easton, PA ................ LC, 6-0 1912 Easton, PA ................ tie, 0-0 1920 Easton, PA .............. LC, 10-7 1921 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 20-7 1922 Easton, PA .............. LC, 28-7 1924 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 21-3 1928 Lewisburg, PA .......... tie, 0-0 1929 Easton, PA ................BU, 6-3 1932 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 14-6 1933 Easton, PA ..............BU, 21-0 1942 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 13-7 1945 Easton, PA ..............BU, 26-2 1946 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 29-0 1947 Easton, PA .............. LC, 27-7 1948 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 19-7 1949 Easton, PA ............BU, 21-14 1950 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 32-0 1951 Easton, PA ............BU, 40-21 1952 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 45-13 1953 Easton, PA ................ LC, 7-6 1954 Lewisburg, PA ..........BU, 7-0 1955 Easton, PA ............LC, 34-13 1956 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 13-7 1957 Easton, PA ............LC, 35-13 1958 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 34-6 1959 Easton, PA .............. LC, 12-6 1960 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 28-0 1961 Easton, PA ..............BU, 13-0 1962 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 28-6 1963 Easton, PA ............LC, 14-13 1964 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 54-12 1965 Easton, PA ............LC, 14-13 1966 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 25-7 In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 19-18-1 In Easton: Lafayette leads, 30-13-5

Year 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Site ......................Result Easton, PA .............. LC, 21-6 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 13-10 Easton, PA ............BU, 21-20 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 30-28 Easton, PA ..............BU, 33-0 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 26-7 Easton, PA ................ tie, 0-0 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 10-6 Easton, PA ..............BU, 15-5 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 17-7 Easton, PA .............. LC, 34-7 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 14-7 Easton, PA ................ tie, 0-0 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 14-0 Easton, PA .............. LC, 37-0 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 37-6 Easton, PA .............. LC, 33-3 Lewisburg, PA ........BU, 10-3 Easton, PA .............. LC, 47-0 Lewisburg, PA ......LC, 52-34 Easton, PA ............LC, 42-21 Lewisburg, PA ......LC, 52-35 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 54-33 Easton, PA ............BC, 24-14 Easton, PA ............LC, 20-16 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 49-7 Easton, PA ............LC, 31-14 Lewisburg, PA ......LC, 56-14 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 30-11 Easton, PA .............. LC, 23-7 Easton, PA ............BU, 23-21 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 33-22 Easton, PA ............LC, 22-21 Lewisburg, PA ......BU, 42-30 Easton, PA ............BU, 17-16 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 19-3 Easton, PA ............LC, 35-17 Lewisburg, PA ......LC, 14-13 Easton, PA ............LC, 33-20 Lewisburg, PA ........ LC, 31-0 Easton, PA .............. LC, 34-7 Lewisburg, PA...... LC, 38-21

Longest Win Streak: 7, Lafayette Current Win Streak: 7, Lafayette

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

LEHIGH MOUNTAIN HAWKSS GAME 7 October 24, 2009 • 1 p.m. Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium Lewisburg, Pa.

LEHIGH SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: RB Jay Campbell (Jr.) — 20 carries, 66 yards, 1 TD • PASSING: QB J.B. Clark (Jr.) — 192 of 335, 2350 yards, 23 TD, 10 INT • RECEIVING: WR Craig Zurn (Jr.) — 13 rec., 118 yards, 1 TD • TACKLES: DB John Kennedy (Jr.) — 65 tackles (38 UT/27 AT) • PLACEKICKING: None MOUNTAIN HAWK TALK • Lehigh will play seven of its 11 games at home this season. Five of the Mountain Hawks’ first six games will take place at Goodman Stadium, and their only road trip longer than two hours is a trek to Hamilton, N.Y., to face defending Patriot League champion Colgate. • Despite finishing under .500 and being outgained by nearly 500 yards, Lehigh still outscored its opponents by 51 points (282-231) last fall. • Lehigh returns three All-Patriot League players on defense with first-team selections BJ Benning and Matt Cohen joining second-teamer Jarard Cribbs to form a solid defensive unit. Those three players combined for 126 tackles, 24 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks and six interceptions.

Andy Coen

Bucknell Leaders vs. Lehigh Rushing: Marcello Trigg 10-91 Passing: C.J. Hopson 17-32-151, 1 TD, 1 INT Receiving: Shaun Pasternak 11-136, 1 TD Tackles: Travis Nissley

7-5-12

KEY STAT • Lehigh’s eight Patriot League championships are the most of any team in the league. The Mountain Hawks are 94-35 over the last 11 seasons. General Facts Location: Bethlehem, Pa. Enrollment: 4,700 Nickname: Mountain Hawks Colors: Brown & White Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Goodman Stadium (16,000) Playing Surface: Natural Grass President: Dr. Alice P. Gast Athletic Director: Joe Sterrett Media Relations Dir. of Media Relations: Mike Stagnitta Oﬃce Phone: 610-758-6631 Email: mis3@lehigh.edu Fax: 610-758-4407 Cell Phone: 610-509-6848 Pressbox Phone: 610-758-4903/4933 Hotline: 610-758-LULU Web Site: www.lehighsports.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Andy Coen (Gettysburg ’86) Record at Lehigh: 16-17 (3 years) Record Overall: 16-17 (3 years) Assistant Coaches: Trey Brown (Colorado ’93), OC/QB Dave Kotulski (New Mexico St. ’74), DC/LB Gerard Wilcher (Morehouse ’92), DB Brett Sawyer (Muhlenberg ’98), OL Donnie Roberts (Kutztown ’86), DL Chris Shank (Muskingum ’03), OL/TE Bob Amundson (Saint Joseph’s ’01), DB R.J. Ryan (Lehigh ’99), ST/RB Scott Brisson (Bowdoin ’06), WR Matt Sanders (Louisville ’06), OLB Mike Morelli (UConn ’00), K Football Oﬃce Phone: 610-758-4290 Oﬀense: Multiple Defense: 3-4 2008 Record: 5-6 2008 Patriot League Record: 4-2 (3rd) All-Time Record: 625-555-46 (.529) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 30/20 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/12 Team Captains: TBA

2008 RESULTS (5-6, 4-2 PL) 200

S6 S13 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

DRAKE .......................................... 19-0 at Villanova................................. 33-14 at Princeton .................................. 10-7 CORNELL ................................... 25-24 FORDHAM ................................. 45-25 at Harvard .................................. 27-24 at Holy Cross .............................. 35-21 at Georgetown ............................ 33-13 COLGATE ................................... 34-33 BUCKNELL ......................... 31-15 at Lafayette................................. 31-15

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S5 S12 S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21

CENTRAL CONN. STATE ......... 12:30 p.m. at Villanova........................................... TBA PRINCETON.............................. 12:30 p.m. HARVARD ................................. 12:30 p.m. GEORGETOWN ........................ 12:30 p.m. YALE .......................................... 12:30 p.m. at Bucknell .............................. 1 p.m. at Colgate ...........................................1 p.m. HOLY CROSS............................. 12:30 p.m. at Fordham ........................................1 p.m. LAFAYETTE .............................. 12:30 p.m.

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

LEHIGH

(Lehigh leads, --) Year 1888 1891 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1911 1922 1923 1926 1927 1928 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972

Site........................Result Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 74-0 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 62-4 neutral site ........... BU, 28-20 Bethlehem, PA ......... Tie, 0-0 Bethlehem, PA ..........BU, 5-0 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 12-6 Bethlehem, PA ........BU, 10-0 Bethlehem, PA ..........BU, 3-0 Bethlehem, PA ........BU, 14-0 Lewisburg, PA .......... Tie, 7-7 Lewisburg, PA .........BU, 27-0 Bethlehem, PA ........BU, 20-6 Lewisburg, PA .........BU, 40-0 Lewisburg, PA .........LU, 27-6 Bethlehem, PA ........BU, 47-7 Lewisburg, PA .........BU, 28-6 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 20-6 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 48-46 Bethlehem, PA ......LU, 27-20 Lewisburg, PA .........LU, 25-6 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 27-0 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 35-14 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 14-0 Lewisburg, PA .........BU, 18-6 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 12-7 Bethlehem, PA ........BU, 32-6 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 34-12 Bethlehem, PA ..........BU, 3-0 Lewisburg, PA .........BU, 41-0 Bethlehem, PA ........BU, 45-0 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 14-13 Bethlehem, PA ..... BU, 31-27 Lewisburg, PA ...........LU, 7-3 Bethlehem, PA ..... BU, 24-20 Lewisburg, PA .........LU, 23-0 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 21-0

In Lewisburg: Lehigh leads, 18-12-2 In Bethlehem: Lehigh leads, 22-16-1 At Neutral Site: Bucknell leads, 1-0

Year 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Site........................Result Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 42-15 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 33-7 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 32-25 Lewisburg, PA ...........BU, 3-0 Bethlehem, PA ......LU, 47-13 Bethlehem, PA ........BU, 13-6 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 14-13 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 13-0 Lewisburg, PA .........LU, 18-0 Bethlehem, PA ......LU, 21-10 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 40-15 Bethlehem, PA ......LU, 21-15 Lewisburg, PA .........LU, 19-0 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 17-7 Lewisburg, PA ...... Tie, 21-21 Bethlehem, PA ..... BU, 35-32 Lewisburg, PA .........LU, 52-6 Bethlehem, PA ..... BU, 30-27 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 41-13 Bethlehem, PA ......LU, 38-16 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 32-27 Bethlehem, PA ..... BU, 31-27 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 30-23 Bethlehem, PA ..........BU, 7-6 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 21-14 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 49-7 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 48-27 Bethlehem, PA ......LU, 21-14 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 21-14 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 24-0 Lewisburg, PA .........LU, 45-9 Bethlehem, PA ......LU, 40-17 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 42-10 Bethlehem, PA ........LU, 38-7 Lewisburg, PA .......LU, 38-10 Bethlehem, PA......LU, 31-15

Longest Win Streak: 11, Lehigh Current Win Streak: 11, Lehigh

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

MARIST RED FO OXES GAME 4 September 26, 2009 • 1 p.m. Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium Lewisburg, Pa.

MARIST SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: QB Chris Debowski (Sr.) — 96 carries, 464 yards, 0 TD • PASSING: QB Chris Debowski (Sr.) — 117 of 235, 1529 yards, 8 TD, 9 INT • RECEIVING: WR James LaMacchia (Jr.) — 356rec., 535 yards, 4 TD • TACKLES: LB Kevin Foley (Sr.) — 90 tackles (26 UT/64 AT) • PLACEKICKING: Kevin Pauley (Jr.) — 6-7 FG/22-28 PAT RED FOX RAMBLINGS • Marist will be competing as part of the Pioneer League in 2009. The Red Foxes are the 10th member of the league, joining Butler, Campbell, Davidson, Dayton, Drake, Jacksonville, Morehead State, San Diego and Valparaiso. Marist was a member of the MAAC from 1994-2007 and played as an independent in 2008. • Marist will play just three non-conference games this year. The Red Foxes will battle Sacred Heart, Bucknell and Georgetown in addition to their eight-game Pioneer League schedule. • Marist has been competing at the FCS level only since 1993. The Red Foxes program was elevated to varsity status in 1978, making it nearly a century younger than the Bison program.

Jim Parady

Bucknell Leaders vs. Marist Rushing: A.J. Kizekai 17-136 Passing: Marcello Trigg 21-28-259, 2 TD Receiving: Shaun Pasternak 7-170, 1 TD Tackles: Sam Nana-Sinkam

4-11-15

KEY STAT • Marist’s four wins in 2008 came by an average of nearly 16 points per game. The General Facts Location: Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Enrollment: 4,245 Nickname: Red Foxes Colors: Red & White Conference: Independent Stadium: Tenney Stadium at Leonidoﬀ Field (5,000) Playing Surface: FieldTurf President: Dr. Dennis J. Murray Athletic Director: Tim Murray Media Relations Sports Information Dir.: Mike Ferraro Oﬃce Phone: 845-575-3321 Email: michael.j.ferraro@marist.edu Fax: 845-471-0466 Pressbox Phone: 845-575-3155 Web Site: www.GoRedFoxes.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Jim Parady (Maine ’83) Record at Marist: 89-84-1 (16 years) Record Overall: 89-84-1 (16 years) Assistant Coaches: Scott Rumsey (Marist ’91), DC Tom Kelly (Marist ’75), ST Larry Riley (Marist ’02), DB Bill Roos (Cortland ’79), OL Steve Gritti (Boston College ’99), DL Casey Lorenz (Cortland ’06), LB Isaac Pinckney (Virginia State ’03), WR Pete Mahoney (Ashwood ’01), TE Football Oﬃce Phone: 845-575-3699 Oﬀense: Multiple Defense: Multiple 2008 Record: 4-7 All-Time Record: 133-162-3 (.450) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 67/28 Starters Returning/Lost: 13/11 Team Captains: Nick Andre, Kevin Foley, Rory Foley, Terrence Turner, Neil Walsh

2008 RESULTS (4-7)

A29 S6 S13 S19 S27 O4 O11 O25 N1 N3 N10

at San Diego ............................... 40-22 LAFAYETTE ................................. 28-6 at St. Francis (Pa) ....................... 30-22 WAGNER .................................... 21-14 SACRED HEART ........................ 28-16 BUCKNELL ......................... 21-17 BRYANT ........................................ 34-7 IONA ............................................. 28-7 at Fordham ................................. 45-21 at Georgetown ............................ 13-12 at Davidson................................. 24-19

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S5 S12 S19 S26 O3 O10 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21

at Sacred Heart ..................................6 p.m. DRAKE .................................................. TBA at San Diego ......................................4 p.m. at Bucknell .............................. 1 p.m. CAMPBELL ........................................1 p.m. JACKSONVILLE ................................1 p.m. at Morehead State .............................1 p.m. VALPARAISO ....................................... TBA GEORGETOWN ................................1 p.m. at Davidson........................................1 p.m. at Dayton ...........................................1 p.m.

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

MARIST

(Bucknell leads, -) Year 2005 2006 2007 2008

Site ......................Result Lewisburg, PA..........BU, 27-7 Poughkeepsie, N.Y... BU, 48-19 Lewisburg, PA..........BU, 38-7 Poughkeepsie, NY. BU, 21-17

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 2-0 In Poughkeepsie: Bucknell leads, 2-0

Longest Win Streak: 4, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 4, Bucknell

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

PENN QUAKERS

2008 RESULTS (6-4, 5-2 IVY) 200

GAME 6 October 10, 2009 • TBA Franklin Field Philadelphia, Pa.

PENN SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: RB Mike DiMaggio (Jr.) — 133 carries, 585 yards, 4 TD • PASSING: QB Keiffer Garton (Jr.) — 41 of 68, 388 yards, 1 TD, 5 INT • RECEIVING: WR Kyle Derham (Sr.) — 29 rec., 404 yards, 1 TD • TACKLES: LB Jake Lewko (Sr.) — 61 tackles (29 UT/32 AT) • PLACEKICKING: K Andrew Samson (Jr.) — 16-19 FG/20-20 PAT QUAKER QUICKIES • Penn produced a 6-4 overall record and a 5-2 Ivy League mark in 2008, marking its best finish since 2004. The Quakers won six of their final eight contests after starting the year 0-2. Penn’s four losses in 2008 came by a combined 23 points with none having a spread larger than a single touchdown. • Penn had nine All-Ivy League selections last year and five of them return, including first-teamers Andrew Samson and Chris Wynn. • In addition to his All-Ivy League selection, K Andrew Samson was named Third Team All-America by both the Associated Press and The Sports Network. Additionally, he was named to the ECAC All-Star Team after a season in which he connected on 16 of 19 field goals and all 20 extra point attempts.

Al Bagnoli

Bucknell Leaders vs. Penn Rushing: A.J. Kizekai 9-39, 1 TD Passing: Marcello Trigg 10-19-125, 1 TD Receiving: Cale Cadman 4-58 Tackles: Sam Nana-Sinkam

5-2-7

KEY STAT • Al Bagnoli’s career .697 winning percentage against Ivy League foes is the best in the history of the league. General Facts Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Enrollment: 10,248 Nickname: Quakers Colors: Red & Blue Conference: Ivy Stadium: Franklin Field (52,958) Playing Surface: FieldTurf President: Dr. Amy Gutmann Athletic Director: Steve Bilsky Media Relations Football Contact: Eric Dolan Oﬃce Phone: 215-898-6129 Email: erdolan@upenn.edu Fax: 215-898-1747 Pressbox Phone: 215-898-6159/1085 Web Site: www.PennAthletics.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Al Bagnoli (Central Conn. State '75) Record at Penn: 114-54 (17 years) Record Overall: 200-73 (27 years) Assistant Coaches: Jon Dupont (St. Lawrence ’02), DB Steve Downs (Central State Univ. ’95), RB Mark Fabish (Penn ’97), TE Jon McLaughlin (Alfred ’91), OC/OL Ray Priore (Albany ’85), DC Jim Schaefer (St. Lawrence ’80), DL Cliﬀ Schwenke (Bridgeport ’73), LB Rick Ulrich (West Chester ’84), WR Larry Woods (St. John's ’82), QB Oﬀense: Multiple Defense: Multiple 2008 Record: 6-4 2008 Ivy League Record: 5-2 (2nd) All-Time Record: 791-460-42 (.628) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/22 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7 Team Captains: Kyle Derham, Jake Lewko, Chris Wynn

S20 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N7 N15 N22

VILLANOVA ......................... 20-14(ot) at Lafayette................................. 24-17 DARTMOUTH ............................ 23-10 at Georgetown .............................. 27-7 COLUMBIA................................. 15-10 at Yale ..............................................9-7 BROWN ...................................... 34-27 at Princeton .................................. 14-9 HARVARD .................................. 24-21 at Cornell ...................................... 23-6

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VILLANOVA ......................................... TBA at Lafayette........................................6 p.m. at Dartmouth ....................................... TBA BUCKNELL ................................. TBA at Columbia .......................................... TBA YALE ..................................................... TBA at Brown ............................................... TBA PRINCETON......................................... TBA at Harvard ............................................ TBA CORNELL ............................................. TBA

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

PENN

(Penn leads, -) Year 1895 1896 1897 1897 1899 1901 1902 1903 1907 1908 1917 1919 1920 1965 1966 1967 1968

Site........................Result Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 40-0 Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 40-0 Lewisburg, PA ......... UP, 17-0 Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 33-0 Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 47-10 Philadelphia, PA ....... UP, 6-0 Philadelphia, PA ....... UP, 6-5 Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 47-6 Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 29-2 Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 16-0 Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 20-6 Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 16-0 Philadelphia, PA ....... UP, 7-0 Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 16-13 Philadelphia, PA .. BU, 28-21 Philadelphia, PA .. BU, 28-27 Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 27-10

In Lewisburg: Penn leads, 5-2 In Philadelphia: Penn leads, 22-3

Year 1969 1986 1987 1988 1989 1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2003 2004 2005 2006

Site........................Result Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 28-17 Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 10-7 Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 32-24 Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 38-35 Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 25-24 Lewisburg, PA .......UP, 42-12 Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 20-19 Lewisburg, PA ..... UP, 30-21* Lewisburg, PA ...... BU, 20-16 Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 20-10 Philadelphia, PA .. BU, 23-16 Philadelphia, PA ...UP, 14-13 Lewisburg, PA ..... UP, 32-25* Philadelphia, PA ..... UP, 53-7 Lewisburg, PA .......UP, 34-24

* overtime Longest Win Streak: 14, Penn Current Win Streak: 4, Penn

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2009 OPPONENTS

ROBERT MORRIS CO OLONIALS GAME 2 September 12, 2009 • 6 p.m. Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium Lewisburg, Pa.

ROBERT MORRIS SCOUTING REPORT RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS • RUSHING: RB Myle Russ (Jr.) — 215 carries, 1322 yards, 6 TD • PASSING: QB Camdin Crouse (Sr.) — 5 of 6, 75 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT • RECEIVING: WR James O’Quinn (So.) — 27 rec., 622 yards, 6 TD • TACKLES: LB Alex DiMichele (Jr.) — 116 tackles (45 UT/71 AT) • PLACEKICKING: Garrett Clawson (Jr.) — 4-9 FG/28-30 PAT COLONIAL CUTS • WR James O’Quinn was named the Northeast Conference Rookie of the Year in 2008. He was the fourth Colonial to garner Rookie of the Year honors and the ﬁrst since 2000 after leading the team in receiving yards (622) and touchdown catches (6). • Robert Morris had ﬁve players named to the All-Northeast Conference Team last year and four of them will be returning. Only WR Sherrod Evers graduated, while S Michael Landers, LB Alex DiMichele, RB Myles Russ and DL Mark Szymanski will all still be with the team.

Joe Walton

Bucknell Leaders vs. Robert Morris Rushing: Ryan Smith 13-60 Passing: Marcello Trigg 10-16-130, 1 TD, 1 INT Receiving: Shaun Pasternak 3-60 Tackles: Rob Gerlach

4-2-6 • Sixteenth-year head coach Joe Walton is the only coach the Robert Morris football program has had in its existence. During that span, the Colonials have claimed ﬁve NEC titles, a pair of FCS Mid-Major national championships and two ECAC Bowl victories.

KEY STAT • Robert Morris lost the average time of possession battle in 2008, 33:17-26:43. General Facts Location: Moon Township, Pa. Enrollment: 5,000 Nickname: Colonials Color: Blue, White and Red Conference: Northeast Conference Stadium: Joe Walton Stadium (3,000) Playing Surface: FieldTurf President: Gregory G. Dell’Omo Athletic Director: Craig Coleman Media Relations Football Contact: Jim Duzyk Oﬃce Phone: 412-397-4314 Email: duzyk@rmu.edu Fax: 412-397-5857 Cell Phone: 412-498-8359 Pressbox Phone: 412-397-3280 Web Site: www.rmucolonials.com

Football Facts Head Coach: Joe Walton (Pittsburgh ’57) Record at Robert Morris: 91-61-1 (15 years) Record Overall: 91-61-1 (15 years) Assistant Coaches: John Banaszak (E. Michigan ’75), AHC Scott Farison (Mercyhurst ’01), DC Scott Benzel (Mercyhurst ’97), Co-DC Bill Hurley (Syracuse ’80), DB Patrick Shepard (Miami (Ohio) ’09), TE Bob Morris (Findlay ’75), WR Sam Dorsett (Robert Morris ’03), RB Andrew Richardson (Penn State ’05), OL Jason Vrable (Marietta ’07), QB Sean Callahan-Dinish (Marietta ’07), ST Football Oﬃce Phone: 412-397-3296 Oﬀense: Pro Style Defense: Multiple 2008 Record: 5-6 2008 NEC Record: 4-3 (T-3rd) All-Time Record: 86-55-1 (.609) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 37/20 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/10 Team Captains: Game Captains

2008 RESULTS (5-6, 4-3 NEC)

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MOREHEAD STATE .................. 27-13 BUCKNELL ............................... 17-14 at Dayton .................................... 31-14 MONMOUTH ............................ 34-26 at Sacred Heart ........................... 31-28 DUQUESNE................................ 34-27 at Bryant ....................................... 20-7 at Wagner ..................................... 35-3 CENTRAL CONN. STATE .......... 27-14 ALBANY........................................ 41-7 at Saint Francis (Pa.) .................. 35-20

S5 S12 S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O31 N7 N14 N21

at VMI .......................................... 1:30 p.m. at Bucknell .............................. 6 p.m. DAYTON ............................................1 p.m. BRYANT .............................................1 p.m. at Duquesne ......................................1 p.m. at Central Connecticut State ..........12 p.m. SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) ......................1 p.m. SACRED HEART ...............................1 p.m. at Albany............................................1 p.m. WAGNER ...........................................1 p.m. at Monmouth ..................................12 p.m.

2009 SCHEDULE

BUCKNELL

VS.

ROBERT MORRIS

(Bucknell leads, -) Year Site ......................Result 2008 Moon Township, PA... BU, 17-14 In Lewisburg: N/A In Moon Township: Bucknell leads, 1-0 Longest Win Streak: 1, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 1, Bucknell

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The Bison celebrate a touchdown by Ryan Smith.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2008 GAME RECAPS BUCKNELL 48, DUQUESNE 42

BUCKNELL 17, ROBERT MORRIS 14

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium • Lewisburg, Pa. Sept. ,  • Attendance: ,

Joe Walton Stadium • Moon Township, Pa. Sept. ,  • Attendance: ,

• Marcello Trigg completed his first 14 passes and finished 14 of 16 for a career-high 290 yards. He fell 110 yards shy of becoming the first Bison quarterback to throw for 300 yards since 1994.

• Sam Nana-Sinkam blocked a Garrett Clawson ﬁeld goal attempt with three seconds left to seal a 17-14 go Bison victory. The win helped Bucknell start a season B 22-0 for the ﬁrst time since 2003.

• Bucknell scored 42 first-half points, its highest ppoint total in a half since 1987. The Bison registered 5537 total yards, 15 shy of the seventh-best ﬁgure in pprogram history.

• Bucknell’s defense forced three fumbles in the second half. se Will Carney connected on a career-best 44-yard ﬁeld •W goal at the conclusion of the ﬁrst half. go

• Bucknell led 48-7 before Duquesne scored the ﬁnal 335 points of the game.

• Bucknell dominated the time of possession, 37:31222:29, including 21:20-8:40 in the ﬁrst half.

• Will Carney’s consecutive PAT streak ended at 64 when a third-quarter kick hit the left uupright after a high snap threw oﬀ his timing.

hauled in his ﬁrst career touchdown. • Alex Lair and Alex Odenbach each hau

• Shaun Pasternak registered 166 receiving yards, the seventh-best ﬁgure in program history.

• Four diﬀerent Bison had rushes of at least 10 yards (A.J. Kizekai, Ryan Smith, Marcello Trigg, Kevin Mullen).

Score By Quarters

Duquesne (0-1) Bucknell (1-0)

1 0 14

2 7 28

3 7 6

4 28 0

F 42 48

B—Trigg 2 run (Carney kick), 7:53 1Q B—Smith 48 run (Carney kick), 1:07 1Q B—Lee 44 pass from Trigg (Carney kick), 12:11 2Q D—Bunevich 22 pass from Dixon (Troyan kick), 7:54 2Q B—Pasternak 42 pass from Trigg (Carney kick), 6:35 2Q B—Smith 2 run (Carney kick), 4:12 2Q B—Kizekai 1 run (Carney kick), 0:24 2Q B—Trigg 4 run (kick failed), 8:21 3Q D—Carter 16 pass from Dixon (Troyan kick), 7:19 3Q D—Carter 26 pass from Dixon (Troyan kick), 14:04 4Q D—Williams 38 pass from Dixon (Troyan kick), 9:37 4Q D—Roorback 3 pass from Dixon (Troyan kick), 2:36 4Q D—Roberson 18 pass from Dixon (Troyan kick), 0:15 4Q Duquesne First Downs 23 Rushes-Yards 22-56 Passing Yards 429 Passes 30-48-0 Total Net Yards 485 Punts-Avg. 5-40.4 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 Interceptions-Yards 0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-20 Possession Time 28:58 3rd-Down Conversions 5-14 4th-Down Conversions 1-2

Bucknell 20 47-247 290 14-16-0 537 3-50.7 4-4 0-0 6-75 31:02 5-9 0-1

Individual Statistics Rushing: D - Williams 12-37, Dixon 9-18, Rombach 1-1. B - Kizekai 13-98-1, Smith 7-69-2, Lee 7-64, Mullen 8-20, Trigg 7-19-2, Woods 1-2, Bouﬀard 1-(-4), Pasternak 1-(-7). Passing: D - Dixon 30-47-6-429. B - Trigg 14-16-2-290. Receiving: D - Roberson 11-154-1, Rasky 5-89, Carter 5-66-2, Bunevich 4-73-1, Williams 2-37-1, Roorback 2-9-1, D’Orsie 1-1. B - Pasternak 7-166-1, Lee 2-73-1, Smith 2-22, Odenbach 2-12, Cadman 1-17. Tackles (leaders): D - Totino 16, Halberstadt 11, Strader 10. B - Nana-Sinkam 8, Manjuck 7, Davis 5.

Bucknell (2-0) Robert Morris (1-1)

1 0 7

2 10 0

3 7 7

4 0 0

F 17 14

R—Evers 43 pass from Cwalinski (Clawson kick), 8:44 1Q B—Lair 10 pass from Trigg (Carney kick), 7:19 2Q B—Carney 44 FG, 0:00 2Q R—Russ 68 run (Clawson kick), 14:29 3Q B—Odenbach 26 pass from Applegate (Carney kick), 7:46 3Q Bucknell Robert Morris First Downs 20 15 Rushes-Yards 54-190 26-110 Passing Yards 156 265 Passes 11-17-1 15-25-0 Total Net Yards 346 375 Punts-Avg. 4-42.0 3-44.0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-3 Interceptions-Yards 0-0 1-24 Penalties-Yards 9-92 8-80 Possession Time 37:31 22:29 3rd-Down Conversions 8-17 4-11 4th-Down Conversions 2-3 0-0 Individual Statistics Rushing: B - Smith 13-60, Kizekai 13-50, Trigg 10-26, Mullen 8-25, An. Lair 6-21, Lee 1-5, Applegate 2-4. R - Russ 14-93-1, Link 4-13, Johnson 2-2, Cwalinski 6-2. Passing: B - Trigg 10-16-1-130, Applegate 1-1-1-26. R - Cwalinski 15-25-1-265. Receiving: B - Pasternak 3-60, Kizekai 3-54, Odenbach 2-30-1, Al. Lair 1-10-1, Cadman 1-3, Smith 1-(-1). R - Evers 7-118-1, O’Quinn 3-78, Kozak 3-48, Flowers 1-11, Russ 1-10. Tackles (leaders): B - Manjuck 8, Gerlach 6, Davis 5, Nana-Sinkam 5, Morgan 5. R - DiMichele 19, Lawrence 13, Szymanski 8.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2008 GAME RECAPS

CORNELL 21, BUCKNELL 20

BUCKNELL 21, MARIST 17

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium • Lewisburg, Pa. Sept. ,  • Attendance: ,

Tenney Field at Leonidoff Stadium • Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Oct. ,  • Attendance: ,

• SSam Nana-Sinkam recorded a career-high 18 tackles. He had three times as many tackles as any other Bison H and it was the most stops by a Bucknell player since an Stephane Pluviose totaled 18 in 2001. St

• Bucknell piled up 141 of its 306 total yards in the fourth quarter alone. Marcello Trigg passed for 143 fo of his 217 yards in the fourth quarter. • Bucknell was 2-for-8 on third downs, while Marist was 8-for-17. w

• Shaun Pasternak caught 11 passes for 117 yards. It was the most receptions for a Bison since Jim Horan in w 22001. It was the second 100-yard game of the season for Pasternak. fo

• Robert De La Rosa tallied a career-high nine tackles and earned Patriot League Rookie of the Week le hhonors.

After averaging nearly eight penalties a game through •A the season’s ﬁrst two contests, Bucknell was whistled th for just two penalties. fo conversion attempt since 2005 (Trigg to Pas• Bucknell converted on its ﬁrst two-point two-p ternak). • Bucknell rushed for 46 yards, its lowest total since recording 33 yards on the ground against Richmond in the 2000 season opener.

• Bucknell had the ball for just over eight minutes in the second half as Marist won the time of possession th battle, 36:37-23:23. ba • Bucknell managed just 46 yards of oﬀense in the second and third quarters. • Bucknell’s ﬁrst lead came with 1:03 to play. • Shaun Pasternak registered his third 100-yard receiving game of the season.

• Marcello Trigg completed a career-high 19 passes and attempted a career-high 27 passes. Score By Quarters • Sam Nana-Sinkam and Todd Rinaldo recorded Bucknell’s ﬁrst two interceptions of the season. Score By Quarters Cornell (1-0) Bucknell (2-1)

1 7 6

2 7 8

3 7 0

4 0 6

F 21 20

B—Trigg 5 run (kick failed), 12:46 1Q C—Baker 8 pass from Ford (Greenway kick), 4:51 1Q C—Barbour 13 run (Greenway kick), 9:09 2Q B—Pasternak 5 pass from Trigg (2-pt. conversion), 0:50 2Q C—Baker 5 pass from Ford (Greenway kick), 9:13 3Q B—Pasternak 8 pass from Trigg (kick failed), 10:56 4Q Cornell First Downs 21 Rushes-Yards 44-187 Passing Yards 207 Passes 21-29-2 Total Net Yards 394 Punts-Avg. 3-41.3 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Interceptions-Yards 0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-25 Possession Time 33:58 3rd-Down Conversions 8-15 4th-Down Conversions 1-1

Bucknell 14 31-46 219 19-27-0 265 5-42.0 7-2 2-66 2-25 26:02 4-13 2-2

Individual Statistics Rushing: C - Barbour 23-114-1, Siwula 15-61, Ford 4-17, TEAM 2-(-5). B - Lee 6-25, Kizekai 5-14, Mullen 3-10, Smith 3-5, Lair 2-4, Trigg 10-(-1)-1, Woods 1-(-9). Passing: C - Ford 21-26-2-207, Ganter 0-3-0-0. B - Trigg 19-27-0-219. Receiving: C - Walters 7-63, Baker 5-77-2, Canty 3-26, Spooner 3-24, Zerante 1-14, Barbour 1-2, Kilcoyne 1-1. B - Pasternak 11-117-2, Kizekai 3-72, Odenbach 2-17, Cadman 2-10, Lee 1-3. Tackles (leaders): C - Bax 12, Fenton 7, Krimm 6, Costello 6. B - Nana-Sinkam 18, Farrand 6, White 6, Jones 6.

Bucknell (3-1) Marist (1-5)

1 0 7

2 7 7

3 0 3

4 14 0

F 21 17

M—Ehikioya 80 run (Pauly kick), 9:35 1Q B—Trigg 3 run (Orth kick), 13:41 2Q M—Dinnebeil 6 run (Pauly kick), 7:14 2Q M—Pauly 26 ﬁeld goal, 0:21 3Q B—Odenbach 9 pass from Trigg (Orth kick), 9:14 4Q B—Pasternak 3 pass from Trigg (Orth kick), 1:03 4Q Bucknell First Downs 19 Rushes-Yards 26-89 Passing Yards 217 Passes 19-27-1 Total Net Yards 306 Punts-Avg. 4-39.5 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Interceptions-Yards 0-0 Penalties-Yards 3-26 Possession Time 23:23 3rd-Down Conversions 2-8 4th-Down Conversions 1-2

Marist 14 42-181 140 14-21-0 321 5-42.0 0-0 1-0 5-65 36:37 8-17 2-3

Individual Statistics Rushing: B - Kizekai 13-51, Lee 2-24, Trigg 5-9-1, Smith 4-7, TEAM 1-0, Woods 1-(-2). M - Ehikioya 25-156-1, Debowski 9-12, Dinnebeil 2-7-1, Mitchell 3-7, Anderson 3-(-1). Passing: B - Trigg 19-26-0-217, Lair 0-1-1-0. M - Debowski 14-21-0-140. Receiving: B - Pasternak 6-100-1, Odenbach 6-62-1, Lee 3-27, Kizekai 3-15, Smith 1-13. M - Brown 6-45, Roe 2-29, LaMacchia 2-22, DeSimone 1-23, Spano 1-19, Anderson 1-2, Ehikioya 1-0. Tackles (leaders): B - Morgan 10, Nana-Sinkam 10, De La Rosa 9. M - Foley 8, Van Aman 8, Steubing 6, Andre 6.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2008 GAME RECAPS HOFSTRA 45, BUCKNELL 31

BUCKNELL 27, GEORGETOWN 24

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium • Lewisburg, Pa. Oct. ,  • Attendance: ,

Multi-Sport Field • Washington, D.C. Oct. ,  • Attendance: ,

•A A.J. Kizekai equaled the Bucknell single-game record with seven kickoff returns. He also had 175 kickoff w re return yards, the second-best figure in program history. Kizekai’s 235 all-purpose yards placed him just to 220 shy of seventh place on that list.

• In his ﬁrst start of the season, Andrew Lair rushed for a career-high 122 yards, including a 58-yard touchfo ddown on the second play of the game. • Marcello Trigg, who moved into 10th place in Bucknell history in passing yards (2,859), alternated at n quarterback with Andrew Lair. qu

• Sam Nana-Sinkam recorded double-ﬁgure tackles (15) for the third consecutive game. (1

• A.J. Kizekai jumped over Ken Jenkins and into ﬁfth place on Bucknell’s career all-purpose yardage lilist (3,479).

Bucknell won the time of possession battle by nearly •B 110 minutes one game after losing it by nearly 13 minuutes, a swing of more than 11 minutes.

• Bucknell had three scoring drives of less than two minutes and improved to 3-0 when leading after m

• Bucknell had three drives of at least 10 plays and scored on each.

three quarters.

• Bucknell earned a season-high 24 ﬁrst downs and registered seven plays of at least 20 yards.

• Marcello Trigg threw for a career-high two touchdowns for the seventh time in his career and Shaun Pasternak caught two touchdown passes for the third time in his career.

Score By Quarters

Hofstra (3-3) Bucknell (3-2)

1 14 7

2 17 7

3 0 3

4 14 14

F 45 31

H—Jackolski 78 run (Williams kick), 9:29 1Q B—Smith 6 pass from Trigg (Orth kick), 6:48 1Q H—Jackolski 31 run (Williams kick), 5:24 1Q H—Christopher 7 run (Williams kick), 14:25 2Q B—Trigg 11 run (Orth kick), 10:44 2Q H—Jackolski 29 run (Williams kick), 2:56 2Q H—Williams 29 FG, 0:39 2Q B—Orth 38 FG, 5:20 3Q B—Lair 5 run (Orth kick), 14:55 4Q H—Christopher 2 run (Williams kick), 12:00 4Q H—Riley 5 pass from Christopher (Williams kick), 11:03 4Q B—Lair 4 run (Orth kick), 1:40 4Q Hofstra First Downs 24 Rushes-Yards 39-319 Passing Yards 148 Passes 15-22-1 Total Net Yards 467 Punts-Avg. 2-45.0 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 Interceptions-Yards 1-3 Penalties-Yards 11-94 Possession Time 25:14 3rd-Down Conversions 2-7 4th-Down Conversions 0-1

Bucknell 24 52-229 119 11-22-1 348 3-35.3 6-2 1-2 5-35 34:46 7-13 1-1

Individual Statistics Rushing: H - Jackolski 9-170-3, Buries 8-62, Christopher 12-54-2, Asante 7-18, Benjamin 3-15. B - Lair 13-78-2, Lee 4-65, Mullen 8-51, Kizekai 10-22, Smith 7-18, Trigg 10-(-5)-1. Passing: H - Christopher 15-22-1-148. B - Trigg 11-16-1-119, Lair 0-5-0-0, Applegate 0-1-0-0. Receiving: H - Lewis 4-48, Nelson 3-19, Jackolski 2-18, Weaver 2-16, Riley 2-12-1, Benson 1-23, Benjamin 1-12. B - Kizekai 4-38, Pasternak 3-46, Odenbach 2-10, Cadman 1-19, Smith 1-6-1. Tackles (leaders): H - Bonus 10, Hudeen 8, Akabalu 6. B - Nana-Sinkam 15, Williams 7, Gerlach 5.

Bucknell (4-2, 1-0) Georgetown (1-5, 0-3)

1 7 7

2 7 10

3 6 0

4 7 7

F 27 24

B—Lair 58 run (Orth kick), 14:13 1Q G—Lawrence 39 run (Buerba kick), 11:21 1Q G—Buerba 32 FG, 9:55 2Q G—Lawrence 37 run (Buerba kick), 2:34 2Q B—Trigg 8 run (Orth kick), 0:40 2Q B—Pasternak 15 pass from Trigg (kick failed), 0:22 3Q B—Pasternak 15 pass from Trigg (Orth kick), 13:16 4Q G—Meador 5 pass from Brady (Buerba kick), 3:48 4Q Bucknell First Downs 19 Rushes-Yards 47-219 Passing Yards 137 Passes 13-20-0 Total Net Yards 356 Punts-Avg. 7-34.9 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 Interceptions-Yards 0-0 Penalties-Yards 6-40 Possession Time 32:45 3rd-Down Conversions 9-16 4th-Down Conversions 0-0

Georgetown 17 30-164 200 22-35-0 364 4-34.5 3-2 0-0 3-15 27:15 7-15 2-3

Individual Statistics Rushing: B - Lair 15-122-1, Kizekai 16-78, Smith 3-12, Mullen 6-7, Lee 3-6, TEAM 1-(-2), Trigg 3-(-4)-1. G - Lawrence 9-87-2, Wade 6-43, Brady 8-17, Logan 3-9, Mitchell 2-8, Bowe 1-2, TEAM 1-(-2). Passing: B - Trigg 13-20-0-137, Lair 0-2-0-0. G - Brady 19-31-0-155, Lawrence 3-4-0-45. Receiving: B - Pasternak 6-81-2, Kizekai 5-46, Pulgrano 1-6, Cadman 1-4. G - Meador 5-78-1, Logan 4-31, Lawrence 4-24, Wade 4-12, Cosgrove 2-42, Tomlinson 1-16, Mitchell 1-(-3). Tackles (leaders): B - Jones 10, Manjuck 9, Gerlach 5, Rinaldo 5, Nana-Sinkam 5. G - Rau 14, Etukeren 12, Tavarez 10.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2008 GAME RECAPS

COLGATE 52, BUCKNELL 28

HOLY CROSS 34 34, BUCKNELL 17

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium • Lewisburg, Pa. Oct. ,  • Attendance: ,

Fitton Field • Worcester, Mass. Nov. ,  • Attendance: ,

• Shaun Pasternak registered 150 receiving yards, the ninth-best single-game total in program history. His n 559-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter was the longest catch of his career. w

• Shaun Pasternak’s 28 receiving yards pushed his two-year career total over 1,000. tw • A.J. Kizekai’s 79-yard touchdown reception in the ﬁrst quarter was his fourth career touchdown of at least 79 yards. It was also the longest play from scrimle mage by the Bison in 2008. m

• A.J. Kizekai recorded three plays (2 KR, 1 Rush) of at least 50 yards. • Brigham Farrand recorded a career-high 18 tackles, equaling Sam Nana-Sinkam for the most by a Bison eq this season. th • Marcello Trigg equaled his career high with two touchdown passes. It was the eighth time in his career to he has recorded two touchdown passes in the same game. • Bucknell and Colgate combined to go 9-for-9 when inside the red zone with nine touchdowns. • Colgate’s 52 points were the second-most against a Tim Landis-coached Bucknell team and the most in the 57-game series. It was also the most points scored against the Bison at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium since Lafayette totaled 56 in 1994.

• A.J. Kizekai totaled 254 all-purpose yards, the second-highest figure of his career and the ninthse bbest in program history. He also piled up 119 kickoff return yards to bring him to within 14 yards of the re pprogram record. • Casey Williams led Bucknell with a career car high-tying 10 tackles, marking the fifth person in a five-game span to lead the Bison in that category. • Will Carney kicked a career-long 47-yard field goal in the final minute of the first half. • Holy Cross scored all 34 of its points in the final 30:01 and it possessed the ball for more than 20 minutes in the second half. Score By Quarters

Score By Quarters Colgate (6-2, 2-0) Bucknell (4-3, 1-1)

1 10 14

2 21 7

3 7 0

4 14 7

F 52 28

C—Stein 40 FG, 9:39 1Q B—Mullen 17 run (Orth kick), 8:46 1Q C—Eachus 9 run (Stein kick), 7:10 1Q B—Lair 8 pass from Trigg (Orth kick), 6:28 1Q C—McCord 18 run (Stein kick), 14:11 2Q B—Pasternak 59 pass from Trigg (Orth kick), 7:21 2Q C—Eachus 1 run (Stein kick), 3:05 2Q C—Rosnick 14 pass from Sullivan (Stein kick), 0:05 2Q C—Tupta 4 pass from Sullivan (Stein kick), 7:39 3Q C—Sullivan 12 run (Stein kick), 13:12 4Q C—Eachus 48 run (Stein kick), 10:31 4Q B—Lair 1 run (Orth kick), 6:08 4Q First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes Total Net Yards Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Interceptions-Yards Penalties-Yards Possession Time 3rd-Down Conversions 4th-Down Conversions

Colgate 28 66-421 101 7-12-1 522 1-31.0 1-0 1-2 2-26 38:26 7-12 3-3

Bucknell 12 25-128 168 11-25-1 296 3-35.3 4-1 1-5 1-10 21:34 5-11 2-3

Individual Statistics Rushing: C - Eachus 36-214-3, Sullivan 12-79-1, Jackson 7-63, McCord 10-57-1, Babb 1-8. B - Kizekai 4-72, Mullen 3-31-1, Lair 7-19-1, Lee 2-15, Smith 3-12, Pulgrano 1-5, TEAM 1-(-1), Trigg 4-(-25). Passing: C - Sullivan 7-12-1-101. B - Trigg 11-25-1-168. Receiving: C - Simonds 4-72, Rosnick 2-25-1, Tupta 1-4-1. B - Pasternak 8-150-1, Al. Lair 1-8-1, Odenbach 1-5, Pulgrano 1-5. Tackles (leaders): C - Nicosia 5, Carbone 5, Morgan 4, Idah 4, Ekpo 4, Sonds 4. B - Farrand 18, Jones 15, Nissley 8.

Bucknell (4-4, 1-2) Holy Cross (5-3, 3-0)

1 7 0

2 3 7

3 0 10

4 7 17

F 17 34

B—Kizekai 79 pass from Trigg (Carney kick), 6:41 1Q B—Carney 47 FG, 0:51 2Q H—Brock 20 pass from Randolph (Partain kick), 0:01 2Q H—Edger 29 pass from Randolph (Partain kick), 11:29 3Q H—Partain 24 FG, 3:14 3Q H—McGuire 13 pass from Randolph (Partain kick), 14:25 4Q H—Edger 5 pass from Randolph (Partain kick), 6:08 4Q B—Pasternack 11 pass from Lair (Carney kick), 4:49 4Q H—Partain 29 FG, 0:35 4Q Bucknell First Downs 14 Rushes-Yards 33-93 Passing Yards 245 Passes 12-20-0 Total Net Yards 338 Punts-Avg. 6-30.3 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 Interceptions-Yards 1-9 Penalties-Yards 1-5 Possession Time 24:59 3rd-Down Conversions 5-12 4th-Down Conversions 0-0

Holy Cross 30 27-134 398 38-49-1 532 3-46.7 0-0 0-0 4-50 35:01 3-11 1-1

Individual Statistics Rushing: B - Lair 11-50, Kizekai 12-45, Mullen 5-10, Trigg 5-(-12). H - Kielt 1169, Bellomo 8-39, Randolph 6-16, Jenkins 2-10. Passing: B - Trigg 7-9-0-158, Lair 5-11-0-87. H - Randolph 38-49-1-398. Receiving: B - Lee 4-87, Kizekai 3-90-1, Pasternak 3-28-1, Woods 1-37, Cadman 1-3. H - Kielt 8-83, Brock 7-76-1, Jenkins 6-47, Edger 5-63-2, McGuire 4-51-1, Cole 4-27, McDermott 1-28, Bellomo 1-11, Santana 1-6, Chmielinski 1-6. Tackles (leaders): B - Williams 10, Nissley 9, Jones 8. H - Rodriguez 9, Lamkin 5, Billman 5, Carson 5.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2008 GAME RECAPS LAFAYETTE 38, BUCKNELL 21

LEHIGH 31, BUCKNELL 15

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium • Lewisburg, Pa. Nov. ,  • Attendance: ,

Goodman Stadium • Bethlehem, Pa. Nov. ,  • Attendance: ,

• A.J. Kizekai broke the Bucknell single-game record with 210 kickoﬀ return yards. Kizekai also set a Buckw nell record with a 100-yard kickoﬀ return that opened n the Bison scoring. th

• Shaun Pasternak broke the Bucknell single-season record with his 11th touchdown reception. He hauled re in nine passes for 97 yards, just missing his ﬁfth 100yard game of the year. ya

• Shaun Pasternak caught two touchdown passes, giving him 10 on the season, equaling the Bucknell gi record. re

Travis Nissley equaled his career high with his team•T hhigh nine tackles. • Todd Rinaldo had a career-high two sacks, the most for a Bison since Josh Eden in 2006. fo

• Lafayette doubled up Bucknell in total yards, 4742222.

• C.J. Hopson’s 32 pass attempts were the most for a Bison quarterback since 2002. B

• A.J. Kizekai totaled 285 all-purpose yards, the seventh-best total in program history. se • Bucknell’s 21 points equaled the most Lafayette’s defense gave up in 2008 and it was the most the Bison had scored against the Leopards since 2000. • Greg Jones led Bucknell with 13 tackles, the third time in four games he posted doubleﬁgure stops.

• Marlon Woods recorded Bucknell’s first blocked punt since 2005, which also occurred against Lehigh. • Bucknell registered more first downs than its opponent for the first time since Oct. 18 vs. Georgetown and recorded its first safety since 2003. • Bucknell limited Lehigh to 204 yards, the fewest by an opponent since 2004.

Score By Quarters Lafayette (7-2, 3-1) Bucknell (4-5, 1-3)

1 7 7

2 10 7

3 14 7

4 7 0

F 38 21

Score By Quarters Bucknell (4-6, 1-4) Lehigh (4-6, 3-2)

1 2 14

2 0 0

3 7 14

4 6 3

L—Russo 23 pass from Quilling (Rodriguez kick), 8:56 1Q B—Kizekai 100 kickoﬀ return (Carney kick), 8:40 1Q L—Russo 1 run (Rodriguez kick), 13:57 2Q B—Pasternak 8 pass from Lair (Carney kick), 3:59 2Q L—Rodriguez 20 FG, 0:01 2Q L—Conte 51 pass from Quilling (Rodrigurez kick), 12:08 3Q B—Pasternak 37 pass from Pulgrano (Carney kick), 10:00 3Q L—Coon 3 run (Rodriguez kick), 7:43 3Q L—Adair 34 pass from Quilling (Roriguez kick), 14:54 4Q

L—Campbell 16 run (Leo kick), 11:38 1Q L—Cohen 38 fumble return (Leo kick), 8:57 1Q B—Safety, 5:13 1Q L—Fitzgerald 7 pass from Clark (Leo kick), 12:48 3Q B—Pasternak 7 pass from Hopson (Carney kick), 7:34 3Q L—Clark 1 run (Leo kick), 6:10 3Q L—Leo 30 FG, 1:47 4Q B—Hopson 11 run (pass failed), 0:15 4Q

Lafayette First Downs 23 Rushes-Yards 40-200 Passing Yards 274 Passes 17-26-0 Total Net Yards 474 Punts-Avg. 5-34.6 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 Interceptions-Yards 1-0 Penalties-Yards 8-65 Possession Time 33:15 3rd-Down Conversions 4-10 4th-Down Conversions 1-1

Bucknell First Downs 18 Rushes-Yards 42-133 Passing Yards 151 Passes 17-32-1 Total Net Yards 151 Punts-Avg. 5-44.6 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 Interceptions-Yards 1-0 Penalties-Yards 4-30 Possession Time 31:20 3rd-Down Conversions 8-18 4th-Down Conversions 2-4

Bucknell 12 32-90 132 13-19-1 222 4-39.8 3-2 0-0 4-40 26:45 7-14 0-1

Individual Statistics Rushing: L - Coon 30-169-1, Russo 4-13-1, Rudolph 2-11, Ferber 1-6, Stripe 1-1, Morrow 1-1, Quilling 1-(-1). B - Lee 6-37, Kizekai 10-26, Mullen 5-16, Hopson 2-14, Pulgrano 1-4, Lair 1-(-7). Passing: L - Quilling 17-26-0-274. B - Lair 9-12-1-85, Hopson 3-5-0-10, Azarik 0-1-0-0, Pulgrano 1-1-0-37. Receiving: L - Adair 5-85-1, Conte 4-118-1, Russo 2-27-1, Bennett 2-16, Coon 2-11, Layton 1-12, Morrow 1-5. B - Pasternak 7-82-2, Kizekai 4-49, Mullen 1-4, Woods 1-(-3). Tackles (leaders): L - Romans 9, Leggiero 9, Lowe 7. B - Jones 13, Nissley 7, Manjuck 6, Simmons 6.

F 15 31

Lehigh 13 33-72 132 14-22-1 132 4-41.5 2-0 1-20 5-40 28:40 7-14 1-1

Individual Statistics Rushing: B - Hopson 21-76-1, Kizekai 8-28, Lee 8-24, Pulgrano 3-15, Woods 2-(-10). L - Campbell 9-30-1, Watson 10-27, Pierce 2-8, Clark 9-6-1, Zurn 1-5, TEAM 2-(-4). Passing: B - Hopson 17-32-1-151. L - Clark 14-22-1-132. Receiving: B - Pasternak 9-97-1, Cadman 3-12, Kizekai 2-19, Lee 2-0, Pulgrano 1-23. L - Fitzgerald 5-29-1, Yansane 3-49, Johnson 3-35, Fossati 1-7, Healion 1-7, Zurn 1-5. Tackles (leaders): B - Nissley 9, Manjuck 8, Rinaldo 6, Jones 6. L - Diamond 15, Kennedy 9, Carter 8.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2008 GAME RECAPS

BUCKNELL 24, FORDHAM 21 (OT)

2009 SPRING SCRIMMAGE

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium • Lewisburg, Pa. Nov. ,  • Attendance: 

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium • Lewisburg, Pa. April , 

• Bucknell won its final game for the third consecutive year. It also marked the third straight win over ti FFordham for the Bison. Bucknell scored the final 17 points and did not allow •B FFordham to put a point on the board over the final 339:38 of play. • Will Carney’s overtime field goal was the second game-winning overtime boot of his career. ga • SShaun Pasternak’s 156 receiving yards rank eighth in program history. He broke the program’s single-season pr receiving yards mark (1,083) and tied Tom Mitchell's re record with his fifth 100-yard outing oof the season. Pasternak finished the season with 72 catches, one shy of the program standard. • Greg Jones collected a team-best 17 tackles, which also represented a new career high. He had four double-figure tackle outings over the season’s final six contests. • Bucknell converted on at least five third downs for the seventh consecutive game and was not whistled for a penalty for the first time since Nov. 10, 2007 vs. Lehigh. Score By Quarters Fordham (5-6, 1-5) Bucknell (5-6, 2-4)

1 14 0

2 7 7

3 0 0

4 0 14

OT 0 3

F 21 24

F—Magiera 12 fumble return (Danko kick), 14:46 1Q F—Lewis 1 run (Danko kick), 7:37 1Q B—Hopson 1 run (Carney kick), 14:23 2Q F—Darcey 40 fumble return (Danko kick), 9:38 2Q B—Pasternak 25 pass from Hopson (Carney kick), 6:42 4Q B—Pulgrano 9 pass from Hopson (Carney kick), 0:04 4Q B—Carney 36 FG, OT Fordham First Downs 18 Rushes-Yards 44-173 Passing Yards 141 Passes 16-31-1 Total Net Yards 314 Punts-Avg. 4-34.8 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 Interceptions-Yards 1-13 Penalties-Yards 4-45 Possession Time 32:00 3rd-Down Conversions 11-19 4th-Down Conversions 0-1

Bucknell 22 48-152 229 18-31-1 381 2-42.0 5-3 1-0 0-0 28:00 6-16 5-7

Individual Statistics Rushing: F - Martin 36-147, Skelton 2-13, Lewis 6-13. B - Hopson 23-58-1, Lair 7-30, Mullen 7-20, Crews 6-19, Lee 3-11, Pulgrano 1-8, Morgan 1-6.. Passing: F - Skelton 16-31-1-141. B - Hopson 18-28-0-229, Lair 0-2-1-0, TEAM 0-1-0-0. Receiving: F - Rayborn 3-21, Arnold 2-22, Martin 2-20, Weston 2-18, Busch 2-14, Caldwell 1-17, Pierre 1-10, Anderson 1-7, Skelton 1-7, Lewis 1-5. B - Pasternak 9-156-1, Cadman 3-28, Lee 3-24, Mullen 1-9, Pulgrano 1-9-1, Odenbach 1-3. Tackles (leaders): F - Stevens 10, DeMarco 8, Wilson 8. B - Jones 17, Nissley 12, Manjuck 10.

Bucknell wrapped up its 2009 spring practice campaign the final weekend of April with a productive outing at a sunny and warm Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. Among the many highlights was a 74-yard touchdown catch and run by Cale Cadman and strong defensive play by Casey Williams, who made a number of tackles and intercepted the very first pass in the scrimmage. The scrimmage consisted of nine periods, each representing different phases of a football game from special teams to the two-minute drill to an overtime period. “I liked that the guys came out ready to play,” commented Bucknell head coach Tim Landis. “A casual observer might not see exactly what we were trying to accomplish, but I was happy.” Four freshman quarterbacks — Burke Batten, Matt Harbin, C.J. Hopson, David Noshay — took the snaps for the Bison and most of the situations were performed with the Bucknell first-team offense facing the first-team defense, while the second teams went up against each other. “All four freshman quarterbacks had their moments,” mentioned Landis. “None of them have played a lot, so it was nice to see them on the field.” After a brief warmup period, the scrimmage began with the offense starting in a goal line situation and needing the score, which it did twice in three chances. Williams picked off Hopson's first pass and returned it approximately 15 yards, although Hopson later found Cadman for a touchdown and Batten scrambled through the right side of the offensive line to score on a second-and-goal play from the eight. In the next phase, the offense took control of the ball at its own 5-yard line and had to convert a first down. Batten found Jamil Crews for an 11-yard completion on third down on the first set of downs, while Noshay scrambled for a first down on the second set after two plays earlier having a 30-yard run wiped out due to a penalty. During the first drive, linebacker Sam Nana-Sinkam, who missed the second half of the 2008 campaign with an injury, was in on three consecutive tackles. “I was impressed with the offense in the coming out drive with both the first and second teams executing,” said Landis. “The defense played better in the drive portion and came up with a turnover in the red zone. They also pressured the quarterback well.” Next up was the first of two drive the ball phases where the offense took possession at is own 30 and had to march down the field and score a touchdown. Each of the four quarterbacks got a chance at this drill and Hopson moved his unit the farthest, reaching the opposite 29-yard line thanks to an 18-yard run and an acrobatic catch in traffic by Shaun Pasternak that went for 19 yards. Bucknell then practiced punting as Andrew Bell kicked five consecutive punts with Nathan Zurisko fair catching each one. The longest of the boots was a 38yarder. The final phase before a brief halftime break was a sudden change situation, where the offense took over on the 50 and needed to score. Hopson led the Bison offense inside the 5-yard line thanks to a 23-yard completion to Pasternak. Harbin stepped in for the final three plays and after two failed QB sneaks, he completed a fourth-down pass to Josh Lee, but Bryce Robertson and Williams were on him quickly for a two-yard loss. Batten quarterbacked the offense on the next drive and on the second play found Marlon Woods on a screen pass that ended up going for a 5-yard touchdown. The second drive the ball phase followed halftime and among the big defensive plays during this sequence were a fumble recovery by Tyler Anderson and four forced incomplete passes on third downs. An overtime situation followed and on the first play Harbin found a wide open Pasternak for a 25-yard strike. The offense then settled for a 37-yard field goal by Orth on its next possession. The second-to-last phase brought special teams to the forefront again as Andrew Bell and Orth combined to connect on 4 of 6 field goals from varying distances. A pair of up-tempo, two-minute drill situations closed the 90-minute scrimmage and this is where Harbin found Cadman for his 74-yard touchdown. After a sack and two incompletions made it 4th-and-18, Harbin connected with Cadman over the middle of the field and the rising senior outran a handful of defenders the final 50 yards. The defense ended on a good note, Burke Batten runs for a big though, as it stopped the offense from gain in the spring scrimmage. scoring at the 2-yard line. After five completions by Noshay moved the offense to the goal line, an incomplete pass on fourth down ended the drive and the scrimmage.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2

2008 STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

2008 8 RESULTS (5-6, ( 6 2-4 PL)

• • • • • •

Date Opponent W/L Score Att. Sept. 6, 2008 DUQUESNE W 48-42 2,918 Sept. 13, 2008 at Robert Morris W 17-14 2,347 Sept. 20, 2008 CORNELL L 21-20 5,173 Oct. 4, 2008 at Marist W 21-17 3,522 Oct. 11, 2008 HOFSTRA L 45-31 2,444 Oct. 18, 2008 at Georgetown W 27-24 1,975 Oct. 25, 2008 COLGATE L 52-28 1,274 Nov. 1, 2008 at Holy Cross L 34-17 3,958 Nov. 8, 2008 LAFAYETTE L 38-21 1,979 Nov. 15, 2008 at Lehigh L 31-15 4,659 Nov. 22, 2008 FORDHAM W 24-21 (OT) 837 • Patriot League game Home games in BOLD CAPS

TEAM STATISTICS BUCKNELL 269 24.5 194 87 93 14 1616 1993 377 437 3.7 146.9 16 2063 258-158-7 8.0 13.1 187.5 20 3679 695 5.3 334.5 57-1265 15-73 7-82 22.2 4.9 11.7 36-16 41-378 34.4 46-1792 39.0 33.3 28:55 66/147 45% 15/24 62% 14-87 5 37 4-5 0-2 30-40 75% 27-40 68% 31-35 89% 14625 6/2438

SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Att-Comp-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 3rd-Down Pct 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4th-Down Pct SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS PAT-ATTEMPTS ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st Bucknell 64 Opponents 87

2nd 91 93

3rd 36 69

4th 75 90

OPP 339 30.8 226 93 122 11 2017 2192 175 413 4.9 183.4 21 2435 320-209-7 7.6 11.7 221.4 21 4452 733 6.1 404.7 45-879 18-102 7-62 19.5 5.7 8.9 15-9 58-525 47.7 39-1545 39.6 35.7 31:05 66/145 46% 12/17 71% 21-172 6 45 8-15 0-1 34-45 76% 27-45 60% 45-45 100% 16461 5/3292 OT 3 0

Total 269 339

RUSHING G-GS Kizekai, A.J. 10-10 Lair, Andrew 9-2 Lee, Josh 11-10 Mullen, Kevin 11-11 Smith, Ryan 7-0 Hopson, C.J. 3-2 Pulgrano, Justin 8-1 Crews, Jamil 2-0 Trigg, Marcello 8-7 Morgan, Marques 10-9 Applegate, Nolan 7-1 Bouﬀard, Ben 1-0 Pasternak, Shaun 11-11 Woods, Marlon 10-0 TEAM 9-0 Total 11 Opponents 11

Att Gain Loss Net 104 514 30 484 69 392 75 317 42 295 20 275 53 195 5 190 40 183 0 183 46 204 56 148 6 32 0 32 6 24 5 19 54 141 134 7 1 6 0 6 2 5 1 4 1 0 4 -4 1 0 7 -7 5 2 14 -12 7 0 26 -26 437 1993 377 1616 413 2192 175 2017

PASSING G-GS Trigg, Marcello 8-7 Hopson, C.J. 3-2 Lair, Andrew 9-2 Applegate, Nolan 7-1 Pulgrano, Justin 8-1 TEAM 9-0 Azarik, Phil 11-0 Total 11 Opponents 11

Eﬃc 168.8 121.0 88.0 324.2 740.8 0.0 0.0 148.6 146.5

RECEIVING Pasternak, Shaun Kizekai, A.J. Odenbach, Alex Lee, Josh Cadman, Cale Smith, Ryan Pulgrano, Justin Woods, Marlon Lair, Alex Mullen, Kevin Total Opponents

G-GS 11-11 10-10 8-4 11-10 11-3 7-0 8-1 10-0 11-4 11-11 11 11

No. Yds 72 1083 27 383 16 139 15 214 13 96 5 40 4 43 2 34 2 18 2 13 158 2063 209 2435

PUNT RETURNS Applegate, Nolan Pasternak, Shaun Woods, Marlon Kizekai, A.J. Total Opponents

No. 9 4 1 1 15 18

Yds 35 18 20 0 73 102

A-C-I 104-155-3 38-65-1 14-33-3 1-2-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 158-258-7 209-320-7 Avg 15.0 14.2 8.7 14.3 7.4 8.0 10.8 17.0 9.0 6.5 13.1 11.7

Avg 3.9 4.5 20.0 0.0 4.9 5.7

A.J. Kizekai led the Bison in rushing for the second straight year in 2008.

Avg 4.7 4.6 6.5 3.6 4.6 3.2 5.3 3.2 0.1 6.0 2.0 -4.0 -7.0 -2.4 -3.7 3.7 4.9

Pct Yds 67.1 1438 58.5 390 42.4 172 50.0 26 100.0 37 0.0 0 0.0 0 61.2 2063 65.3 2435

TD Long Avg/G 1 58 48.4 4 58 35.2 0 34 25.0 1 29 17.3 2 48 26.1 2 28 49.3 0 8 4.0 0 21 9.5 6 12 0.9 0 6 0.6 0 5 0.6 0 0 -4.0 0 0 -0.6 0 2 -1.2 0 0 -2.9 16 58 146.9 21 80 183.4 TD 13 3 2 1 1 0 0 20 21

Lng 79 40 37 26 37 0 0 79 51

TD Long Avg/G 12 59 98.5 1 79 38.3 2 26 17.4 1 53 19.5 0 19 8.7 1 17 5.7 1 23 5.4 0 37 3.4 2 10 1.6 0 9 1.2 20 79 187.5 21 51 221.4

TD Long 0 11 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 29

Avg/G 179.8 130.0 19.1 3.7 4.6 0.0 0.0 187.5 221.4

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL INTERCEPTIONS No. White, Ahkiel 2 Jones, Greg 1 Nissley, Travis 1 Rinaldo, Todd 1 Nana-Sinkam, Sam 1 Bolte, Tim 1 Total 7 Opponents 7

Yds 7 9 0 40 26 0 82 62

Avg 3.5 9.0 0.0 40.0 26.0 0.0 11.7 8.9

TD Long 0 5 0 9 0 0 0 37 0 26 0 0 0 37 0 24

NCE Opponents FG SEQUENCE Bucknell Duquesne Robert Morris (44),30 37,22 Cornell 37 Marist (26) Hofstra (38) (29) Georgetown (32) Colgate (40) Holy Cross (47) 36,(24),(29) Lafayette (20) Lehigh (30) Fordham (36) 33,44,38 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

KICK RETURNS Kizekai, A.J. Applegate, Nolan Mullen, Kevin Pulgrano, Justin Massaro, Luke Bolte, Tim Briggs, Jamal Lee, Josh Total Opponents

No. Yds 37 973 6 125 5 39 5 91 1 6 1 12 1 5 1 14 57 1265 45 879

SCORING Pasternak, Shaun Trigg, Marcello Carney, Will Lair, Andrew Smith, Ryan Kizekai, A.J. Orth, Drew Hopson, C.J. Lair, Alex Odenbach, Alex Pulgrano, Justin Mullen, Kevin Lee, Josh TEAM Total Opponents

TD 12 6 0 4 3 3 0 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 37 45

TOTAL OFFENSE Trigg, Marcello Hopson, C.J. Lair, Andrew Kizekai, A.J. Lee, Josh Mullen, Kevin Smith, Ryan Pulgrano, Justin Applegate, Nolan Crews, Jamil Morgan, Marques Bouﬀard, Ben Pasternak, Shaun Woods, Marlon TEAM Total Opponents

G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 8 209 7 1438 1445 180.6 3 111 148 390 538 179.3 9 102 317 172 489 54.3 10 104 484 0 484 48.4 11 42 275 0 275 25.0 11 53 190 0 190 17.3 7 40 183 0 183 26.1 8 7 32 37 69 8.6 7 4 4 26 30 4.3 2 6 19 0 19 9.5 10 1 6 0 6 0.6 1 1 -4 0 -4 -4.0 11 1 -7 0 -7 -0.6 10 5 -12 0 -12 -1.2 9 8 -26 0 -26 -2.9 11 695 1616 2063 3679 334.5 11 733 2017 2435 4452 404.7

FIELD GOALS Carney, Will Orth, Drew PUNTING Azarik, Phil TEAM Total Opponents

FGs 0-0 0-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-5 8-15

Avg 26.3 20.8 7.8 18.2 6.0 12.0 5.0 14.0 22.2 19.5

2008 STATISTICS

TD Long 1 100 0 26 0 13 0 23 0 6 0 12 0 5 0 14 1 100 0 67

|------ PATs ------| Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 17-20 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 14-15 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 31-35 0-0 1 1-2 0 45-45 0-0 0 0-0 0

M-A Pct 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 3-4 75.0 0-0 0-0 1-2 2-2 1-1 100.0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 No. Yds 44 1784 2 8 46 1792 39 1545

Avg Long 40.5 61 4.0 8 39.0 61 39.6 75

TB 8 0 8 4

FC 11 0 11 13

Saf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

ALL PURPOSE Kizekai, A.J. Pasternak,Shaun Lee, Josh Lair, Andrew Mullen, Kevin Smith, Ryan Pulgrano,Justin Applegate,Nolan Hopson, C.J. Odenbach, Alex Cadman, Cale Woods, Marlon Rinaldo, Todd Nana-Sinkam,Sam Crews, Jamil Lair, Alex Bolte, Tim Jones, Greg White, Ahkiel Trigg, Marcello Morgan, Marques Massaro, Luke Briggs, Jamal Bouﬀard, Ben TEAM Total Opponents O one Opp nents

Pts 74 36 26 24 18 18 17 12 12 12 6 6 6 2 269 339

50+ 0-0 0-0

Lg 47 38

I20 14 0 14 12

Blkd 2 0 2 1

G Rush Rec 10 484 383 11 -7 1083 11 275 214 9 317 0 11 190 13 7 183 40 8 32 43 7 4 0 3 148 0 8 0 139 11 0 96 10 -12 34 10 0 0 6 0 0 2 19 0 11 0 18 4 0 0 11 0 0 11 0 0 8 7 0 10 6 0 4 0 0 9 0 0 1 -4 0 9 -26 0 11 1616 2063 11 1 2017 2435

PR KOR 0 973 18 0 0 14 0 0 0 39 0 0 0 91 35 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 5 0 0 0 0 73 1265 102 879

IR Tot Avg/G 0 1840 184.0 0 1094 99.5 0 503 45.7 0 317 35.2 0 242 22.0 0 223 31.9 0 166 20.8 0 164 23.4 0 148 49.3 0 139 17.4 0 96 8.7 0 42 4.2 40 40 4.0 26 26 4.3 0 19 9.5 0 18 1.6 0 12 3.0 9 9 0.8 7 7 0.6 0 7 0.9 0 6 0.6 0 6 1.5 0 5 0.6 0 -4 -4.0 0 -26 -2.9 82 5099 463.5 499.5 62 5495 499 99.5 .5

Blk 1 0 Will Braaf tied for the team lead with two fumble recoveries in 2008.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2

2008 STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Jones, Greg Manjuck, Todd Nana-Sinkam,Sam Nissley, Travis White, Ahkiel Williams, Casey Farrand,Brigham Morgan, Marques Rinaldo, Todd Gerlach, Rob DeLaRosa,Robert Simmons,Brandon Robertson,Bryce von Paris,John Boline, Kyle Gornto, Josh Kolodziej,Jason Braaf, Will Davis, Jason Anderson, Tyler Hopson, Julius Raﬀerty, Sean Tonge, Michael Bolte, Tim Applegate,Nolan Briggs, Jamal Mullen, Kevin Carney, Will Iwaskiw, Alex Andersen, Josh Harper, Jay Edwards,Stephen Orth, Drew Lee, Josh Hopson, C.J. Dal Bello, Ian TEAM Woods, Marlon Total Opponents

G G-GS GS 11-8 10-10 6-6 11-5 11-10 11-1 7-1 10-9 10-9 11-11 9-9 11-9 9-7 11-0 10-3 11-1 11-4 11-10 4-3 10-0 4-3 4-0 6-0 4-0 7-1 9-2 11-11 10-0 11-0 9-0 6-0 11-10 4-0 11-10 3-2 11-11 9-0 10-0 11 11

Solo 40 33 28 25 25 29 23 20 20 22 16 18 15 9 8 9 8 8 11 6 8 8 3 1 3 3 3 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 417 413

Tackles Ast 49 34 34 30 21 12 16 19 18 15 18 15 9 11 12 9 9 8 4 6 3 2 7 7 2 2 2 . . 1 . . . . . . . . 375 364

Total 89 67 62 55 46 41 39 39 38 37 34 33 24 20 20 18 17 16 15 12 11 10 10 8 5 5 5 4 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 792 777

Sacks TFL TFL-Yds Yds No-Yards No Yards 2.5-3 . 3.0-10 0.5-2 2.0-2 . 1.0-3 . 0.5-0 . 3.0-9 0.5-4 . . 5.0-25 2.0-13 5.0-16 3.0-14 . . 5.0-21 1.5-12 1.0-3 0.5-2 2.0-10 . 4.0-24 2.5-19 1.0-5 0.5-4 . . 4.0-13 1.5-7 2.0-10 1.5-10 0.5-3 . . . 0.5-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-158 14-87 69-306 21-172

Int Int-Yds Yds 1-9 . 1-26 1-0 2-7 . . . 1-40 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-82 7-62

3-4 ...................when losing turnover battle 2-0 ............... when winning turnover battle 3-2 ....................when forcing at least 2 TOs 2-5 ............when committing at least 2 TOs 1-0 ...................... when committing no TOs 1-1 .............................. when forcing no TOs 3-2 ..........................with more time of poss. 2-4 ............................ with less time of poss. 3-2 ..............when running at least 65 plays 2-4 ........................with fewer than 65 plays 2-1 ................when rushing for 200+ yards 3-2 ................. when passing for 200+ yards 1-0 ..............when gaining 400+ total yards 2-1 ....................when outgaining opponent 0-3 .............when opp. rushes for 200+ yds. 3-3 ............. when opp. passes for 200+ yds. 1-4 .............when opp. has 400+ total yards

Fumbles Rcv-Yds Rcv Yds . 2-0 . . . . . 1-0 . . 2-6 1-13 . . . . . 2-0 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-19 16-143

FF 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . 2 . . 1 1 . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 19

Blkd Kick . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 4

Saf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 .

2008 BUCKNELL SCORING DRIVES

IN 2008, THE BISON WERE... 2-4................................................ at home 3-2...........................................on the road 0-2................................................ on grass 0-0..................................... on “AstroTurf” 5-4......................................on “FieldTurf” 4-5........................................ in day games 1-1..................................... in night games 2-1......................when leading at the half 3-4......................when trailing at the half 0-1............................when tied at the half 3-0.............when leading after 3 quarters 2-6.............when trailing after 3 quarters 0-0...................when tied after 3 quarters 2-2................................ when scoring ﬁrst 3-4.............. when opposition scored ﬁrst 3-2...........when running more total plays 2-4.......... when running fewer total plays

BrUp 1 3 1 1 3 . 3 1 . 2 2 8 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 23

Opp. DUQ DUQ DUQ DUQ DUQ DUQ DUQ RMU RMU RMU COR COR COR MAR MAR MAR HOF HOF HOF

Scoring Play .............. Summary (Qtr.) Trigg 2 run ............................. 8-86/3:30 (1) Smith 48 run.......................... 1-48/0:11 (1) Lee 44 pass from Trigg .......... 4-74/1:55 (2) Pasternak 42 pass from Trigg3-59/1:10 (2) Smith 2 run ............................ 5-39/2:05 (2) Kizekai 1 run ......................... 5-42/0:24 (2) Trigg 4 run ...........................11-71/6:29 (3) Lair 10 pass from Trigg ......... 9-80/4:40 (2) Carney 44 FG .......................10-24/5:29 (2) Odenbach 26 pass from Applegate ............. ................................................ 1-26/0:06 (3) Trigg 5 run ............................... 1-5/0:06 (1) Pasternak 5 pass from Trigg14-82/4:36 (2) Pasternak 8 pass from Trigg . 6-80/2:24 (4) Trigg 3 run ...........................14-94/6:35 (2) Odenbach 9 pass from Trigg . 7-67/2:39 (4) Pasternak 3 pass from Trigg . 8-94/1:44 (4) Smith 6 pass from Trigg........ 6-80/2:41 (1) Trigg 11 run ........................... 6-64/3:33 (2) Orth 38 FG...........................17-58/5:20 (3)

HOF HOF GTN GTN GTN GTN COL COL COL COL HC HC HC LEH LEH LEH FDM FDM FDM FDM

Lair 5 run ...........................10-88/4:16 (4) Lair 4 run ...........................14-76/5:08 (4) Lair 58 run ...........................2-66/0:47 (1) Trigg 8 run .........................10-58/1:54 (2) Pasternak 15 pass from Trigg ....13-79/7:13 (3) Pasternak 15 pass from Trigg ......3-13/1:31 (4) Mullen 17 run ......................2-41/8:46 (1) Al. Lair 8 pass from Trigg....2-66/6:28 (1) Pasternak 59 pass from Trigg ......3-59/7:21 (2) Lair 1 run .............................7-46/6:08 (4) Kizekai 79 pass from Trigg .3-84/6:41 (1) Carney 47 FG .......................6-59/0:51 (2) Pasternak 11 pass from Lair4-62/4:49 (4) TEAM safety .......................... 0-0/5:13 (2) Pasternak 7 pass from Hopson ..11-72/7:34 (3) Hopson 11 run...................10-63/0:15 (4) Hopson 1 run .....................3-46/14:23 (2) Pasternak 25 pass from Hopson..7-83/6:42 (4) Pulgrano 9 pass from Hopson ...12-73/0:04 (4) Carney 36 FG ......................4-6/0:00 (OT)

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2

2008 STATISTICS

GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Opp. Duquesne Robert Morris Cornell Marist Hofstra Georgetown Colgate Holy Cross Lafayette Lehigh Fordham

WR Odenbach Odenbach Al. Lair (TE) Al. Lair (TE) Al. Lair (TE) Odenbach Al. Lair (TE) Cadman Cadman Cadman Odenbach

LT McLeod McLeod McLeod McLeod McLeod McLeod McLeod McLeod McLeod McLeod McLeod

LG Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello Dal Bello

C Phelan Phelan Phelan Phelan Phelan Phelan Phelan Phelan Phelan Phelan Phelan

RG Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter

RT Brazinski Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards

WR Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak Pasternak

QB Trigg Trigg Trigg Trigg Trigg An. Lair Trigg Trigg An. Lair Hopson Hopson

FB Mullen Mullen Mullen Mullen Mullen Mullen Mullen Mullen Mullen Mullen Mullen

SB Kizekai Kizekai Kizekai Kizekai Kizekai Kizekai Kizekai Kizekai Kizekai Kizekai Pulgrano

SB Applegate Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee

Opp. Duquesne Robert Morris Cornell Marist Hofstra Georgetown Colgate Holy Cross Lafayette Lehigh Fordham

STUD Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Rinaldo Rinaldo

DE De La Rosa De La Rosa Rinaldo Rinaldo Rinaldo Rinaldo Rinaldo Rinaldo Rinaldo Boline Boline

NG Kolodziej Kolodziej De La Rosa De La Rosa De La Rosa De La Rosa De La Rosa De La Rosa De La Rosa Kolodziej Kolodziej

DE Braaf Braaf Braaf Braaf Braaf Braaf Braaf Boline Braaf Braaf Braaf

REN Manjuck Manjuck Manjuck Manjuck Manjuck Manjuck Manjuck Williams Manjuck Manjuck Manjuck

MIKE Hopson Hopson Hopson Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones

WILL Nana-Sinkam Nana-Sinkam Nana-Sinkam Nana-Sinkam Nana-Sinkam Nana-Sinkam Nissley Nissley Nissley Nissley Nissley

CB Davis Davis Davis Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson Robertson White Simmons

SS Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach

FS White White White White White White Farrand White White Gornto White

CB Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Briggs Simmons Briggs Simmons Simmons Robertson

2008 SUPERLATIVES Individual Game Highs Rushes R h .................................. 23 23...... C C.J. JH Hopson vs. Fordham F dh Yards Rushing .................... 122...... Andrew Lair at Georgetown TD Rushes.............................. 2...... 3 times Long Rush ............................ 58...... Andrew Lair at Georgetown; A.J. Kizekai vs. Colgate Pass attempts ...................... 32...... C.J. Hopson at Lehigh Pass completions ................. 19...... Marcello Trigg vs. Cornell; Marcello Trigg at Marist Yards Passing ..................... 290...... Marcelo Trigg vs. Duquesne TD Passes ............................... 2...... 6 times (Marcello Trigg ﬁve times) Long Pass ............................. 79...... Marcello Trigg at Holy Cross Receptions ........................... 11...... Shaun Pasternak vs. Cornell Yards Receiving ................. 166...... Shaun Pasternak vs. Duquesne TD Receptions ....................... 2...... 3 times (all by Shaun Pasternak) Field Goals ............................. 1...... 4 times (Will Carney three times) Long Field Goal ................... 47...... Will Carney at Holy Cross Punts ...................................... 7...... Phil Azarik at Georgetown Punting Avg ...................... 50.7...... Phil Azarik vs. Duquesne Long Punt ............................ 61...... Phil Azarik at Holy Cross Long Punt Return ............... 11...... Nolan Applegate vs. Hofstra Long Kickoﬀ Return.......... 100...... A.J. Kizekai vs. Lafayette Tackles ................................. 18...... Sam Nana-Sinkam vs. Cornell; Brigham Farrand vs. Colgate Sacks ................................... 2.0...... Todd Rinaldo at Lehigh Interceptions ......................... 1...... 7 times (Ahkiel White twice)

Opponent Individual Game Highs Rushes R h .................................. 36...... 36 Nate N t Eachus, E h Colgate; C l t X Xavier i M Martin, ti FFordham dh Yards Rushing .................... 214...... Nate Eachus, Colgate TD Rushes.............................. 3...... Brock Jackolski, Hofstra; Nate Eachus, Colgate Long Rush ............................ 80...... Bo Ehikioya, Marist Pass attempts ...................... 49...... Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross Pass completions ................. 38...... Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross Yards Passing ..................... 429...... Connor Dixon, Duquesne TD Passes ............................... 6...... Connor Dixon, Duquesne Long Pass ............................. 51...... Marc Quilling, Lafayette Receptions ........................... 11...... Alex Roberson, Duquesne Yards Receiving ................. 154...... Alex Roberson, Duquesne TD Receptions ....................... 2...... 3 times Field Goals ............................. 2...... Matt Partain, Holy Cross Long Field Goal ................... 40...... Jacob Stein, Colgate Punts ...................................... 5...... 3 times Punting Avg ...................... 55.3...... Jason Leo, Lehigh Long Punt ............................ 75...... Jason Leo, Lehigh Long Punt Return ............... 29...... Jarard Cribbs, Lehigh Long Kickoﬀ Return............ 67...... Kenny Mitchell, Georgetown Tackles ................................. 19...... Alex DiMichele, Robert Morris Sacks ................................... 2.0...... David Morgan, Colgate Interceptions ......................... 1...... 7 times

Team Game Highs Rushes.................................. 54...... at Robert Morris Yards Rushing .................... 247...... vs. Duquesne TD Rushes.............................. 5...... vs. Duquesne Pass attempts ...................... 32...... at Lehigh Pass completions ................. 19...... vs. Cornell; at Marist Yards Passing ..................... 290...... vs. Duquesne TD Passes ............................... 2...... 9 times Total Plays ........................... 79...... vs. Fordham Total Oﬀense ..................... 537...... vs. Duquesne Yards Per Play ..................... 8.5...... vs. Duquesne Points ................................... 48...... vs. Duquesne Sacks By ................................. 3...... at Robert Morris First Downs ......................... 24...... vs. Hofstra Penalties ................................ 9...... at Robert Morris Penalty Yards ....................... 92...... at Robert Morris Interceptions By .................... 2...... vs. Cornell

Opponent Team Game Highs Rushes.................................. 66...... vs. Colgate Yards Rushing .................... 421...... vs. Colgate TD Rushes.............................. 5...... vs. Hofstra; vs. Colgate Pass attempts ...................... 49...... at Holy Cross Pass completions ................. 38...... at Holy Cross Yards Passing ..................... 429...... vs. Duquesne TD Passes ............................... 6...... vs. Duquesne Total Plays ........................... 78...... vs. Colgate Total Oﬀense ..................... 532...... at Holy Cross Yards Per Play ..................... 7.7...... vs. Hofstra Points ................................... 52...... vs. Colgate Sacks By ................................. 4...... vs. Hofstra First Downs ......................... 30...... at Holy Cross Penalties .............................. 11...... vs. Hofstra Penalty Yards ....................... 94...... vs. Hofstra Turnovers .............................. 3...... vs. Duquesne; at Robert Morris

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

2008 AWARDS/HONORS All-Patriot League First Team: A.J. Kizekai - Return Specialist Second Team: Phil Azarik - Punter A.J. Kizekai - Running Back Shaun Pasternak - Wide Receiver Diversified Information Technologies Players of the Game Duquesne: QB Marcello Trigg Robert Morris: LB Sam Nana-Sinkam Cornell: WR Shaun Pasternak Marist: WR Shaun Pasternak Hofstra: QB Marcello Trigg Georgetown: QB Andrew Lair Colgate: WR Shaun Pasternak Holy Cross: LB Greg Jones Lafayette: RB A.J. Kizekai Lehigh: DL Todd Rinaldo Fordham: WR Shaun Pasternak Bucknell Football Players of the Week Duquesne: QB Marcello Trigg & WR Shaun Pasternak (offense), LB Todd Manjuck (defense), RB Nolan Applegate (special teams), LB Christopher Giglio (scout) Robert Morris: WR Alex Odenbach (offense), DL Robert De La Rosa (defense), LB Casey Williams (special teams), RB Brandon Besant (scout) Cornell: WR Shaun Pasternak (offense), LB Sam NanaSinkam (defense), P Phil Azarik (special teams), LB Josh Andersen (scout) Marist: OL Stephen Edwards (offense), DL Robert De La Rosa (defense), K Drew Orth (special teams), WR Gabe Skwara (scout) Hofstra: QB Andrew Lair (offense), Defensive Line (defense), LB Casey Williams (special teams), DL Michael Tonge (scout) Georgetown: OL Nick McLeod (offense), LB Todd Manjuck (defense), K Will Carney (special teams), RB Jamil Crews (scout) Colgate: RB Kevin Mullen (offense), DB Brigham Farrand (defense), RB A.J. Kizekai (special teams), LB Robert Firman (scout) Holy Cross: RB A.J. Kizekai (offense), LB Greg Jones (defense), K Will Carney (special teams), QB Matt Harbin (scout) Lafayette: OL James Phelan (offense), LB Greg Jones (defense), RB A.J. Kizekai (special teams), LB Reishad Jessup (scout) Lehigh: WR Shaun Pasternak (offense), DL Todd Rinaldo (defense), WR Marlon Woods (special teams), RB Alex Iwaskiw (scout) Fordham: WR Shaun Pasternak (offense), LB Travis Nissley (defense), K Will Carney (special teams), DB Frank DeNick (scout) Patriot League Weekly Awards Offensive Player of the Week: Marcello Trigg (Sept. 8, Oct. 6) Defensive Player of the Week: Same Nana-Sinkam (Sept. 22) Greg Jones (Nov. 24) Special Teams Player of the Week: Sam Nana-Sinkam (Sept. 15) A.J. Kizekai (Nov. 10) Will Carney (Nov. 24) Rookie of the Week: Robert De La Rosa (Oct. 6) C.J. Hopson (Nov. 17)

Academic Hon Honors Academic All-District II Kevin Mullen Sam Nana-Sinkam Draddy Award Semifinalist Kevin Mullen National Football Foundation Honor Society Kevin Mullen Notes • Bucknell finished 5-6 in 2008, a two-win improvement from 2007. The Bison concluded the season on a high note for the second consecutive year as they defeated Fordham in overtime thanks to a field goal by senior Will Carney. In 2007, Bucknell upset No. 18 Fordham 38-24 in its final contest. • Senior Kevin Mullen earned a pair of prestigious academic awards last fall. The four-time winner of the Bucknell Football Leadership Award, Mullen was named a semifinalist for the Draddy Trophy, also known as the “Academic Heisman,” which is awarded to college football’s top scholar-athlete. Mullen also earned a spot on the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team along with Sam Nana-Sinkam. • Sophomore Shaun Pasternak put together one of the best seasons by a wide receiver in Bucknell history. He caught 72 passes for 1,083 yards and 12 touchdowns. He broke the Bison single-season records for yards and touchdowns and fell one reception shy of equaling that program record. Pasternak finished the season atop the Patriot League in both receptions per game (6.55) and receiving yards per game (98.45) and was among the nation’s leaders in both categories. He also posted five 100-yard receiving games, tying a Bucknell record.

BUCKNELL IN THE RED ZONE Opponent Duquesne Robert Morris Cornell Marist Hofstra Georgetown Colgate Holy Cross Lafayette Lehigh Fordham Total

Eﬃciency 4-6 (.667) 2-4 (.500) 3-3 (1.000) 3-4 (.750) 5-6 (.833) 3-3 (1.000) 3-3 (1.000) 1-2 (.500) 1-1 (1.000) 2-3 (.667) 3-5 (.600) 30-40 (.750)

Summary 4TD, 2F DNS, TD, FG, MFG 3TD 3TD, INT 4TD, 1FG, 1INT 3TD 3TD TD, GAME TD 2TD, DNS 2TD, FG, 2DNS TD%: 27-40 (.675)

2008 NATIONAL RANKINGS Team ....................... Rank (of 118) Rushing Offense ................................53 Passing Offense..................................62 Total Offense......................................69 Scoring Offense .................................67 Rushing Defense ................................93 Total Defense .....................................96 Scoring Defense .................................94 Net Punting........................................55 Punt Returns................................... 110 Kickoff Returns..................................16 Turnover Margin ...............................94 Pass Defense ......................................87 Passing Efficiency ..............................12 Sacks ...................................................99 Sacks Allowed.....................................60

Avg. 146.9 187.6 334.5 24.5 183.4 404.7 30.8 33.3 4.9 22.2 -0.64 221.4 148.5 1.27 1.91

Individual ............................. Rank Phil Azarik (punting).........................31 A.J. Kizekai (all-purpose yards) ....... t-4 A.J. Kizekai (kickoﬀ returns) ............13 Shaun Pasternak (receiving yards) ...10 Shaun Pasternak (receptions) ...........14

Avg. 40.6 184.0 26.3 98.5 6.6

• A.J. Kizekai broke the school records for all-purpose yards (1,908) and kickoff return yards (1,113) in a season in 2007. He nearly eclipsed both figures this fall, but missed the season finale against Fordham. Kizekai finished 2008 with 973 kickoff return yards, good for second place, and 1,840 all-purpose yards, fourth on the Bison single-season ledger. He broke the career kickoff return record (2,090) and is within reach of Rich Lemon’s program record of nearly 6,000 career all-purpose yards. Kizekai has 4,366 all-purpose yards through his first three years, placing him fourth in program history.

• Despite missing the ﬁnal three games of the season, QB Marcello Trigg threw for a career-high 1,438 yards in 2008. It was the highest passing total for a Bison quarterback since Todd Wenrich compiled 2,327 yards in 2001. Trigg, who ranks ninth on Bucknell’s career passing yards list (3,185), was among the nation’s leaders in passing eﬃciency at the time of his injury, while his .671 completion percentage broke Daris Wilson’s program standard.

OPPONENTS IN THE RED ZONE Opponent Duquesne Robert Morris Cornell Marist Hofstra Georgetown Colgate Holy Cross Lafayette Lehigh Fordham Total

Eﬃciency 3-4 (.750) 0-2 (.000) 3-5 (.600) 2-2 (1.000) 4-4 (1.000) 2-3 (.667) 6-6 (1.000) 5-7 (.714) 4-4 (1.000) 4-4 (1.000) 1-4 (.250) 34-45 (.756)

Summary 3TD, F 2MFG 3TD, INT, HALF TD, FG 3TD, FG TD, FG, FUM 6TD 3TD, 2FG, MFG, INT 3TD, FG 3TD, FG TD, 3MFG TD%: 27-45 (.600)

Marcello Trigg broke the Bucknell completion percentage record in 2008.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL In its second decade of combining academic and athletic excellence, the Patriot League sponsors championships in 23 men and women’s sports. Initially started as an NCAA Division I-AA football conference in 1986, the Patriot League became an all-sport conference in 1990 and includes American, Army, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh and Navy as full members, and Fordham and Georgetown as associate members. These institutions are among the oldest and most prestigious in the nation and their alumni have, and continue to play leadership roles in shaping our country. Since 1998, the Patriot League has ranked first each year among all Division I conferences awarding athletic aid in the NCAA Graduation Rate Report. The League finished at the top spot with 96 percent of its teams reporting a graduation rate of 85 percent or higher in the most recent data. In addition, 76 Patriot League teams earned NCAA Academic Performance Program Public Recognition Awards after posting academic progress rate scores in the top 10 percent of all squads in their respective sports. The Patriot League’s mission is simple, to provide successful competitive athletic experiences while maintaining high academic standards, and to prepare its student-athletes to be leaders in society. During the 2008-09 academic year, Patriot League student-athletes and teams accomplished the following: • 14 student-athletes earned ESPN The Magazine/ CoSIDA Academic All-America honors • 61 student-athletes were recognized as ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District recipients, with 45 on the First Team. • Bucknell won its 15th overall and women’s Patriot League Presidents’ Cup trophy, while Army won the men’s trophy for the first time since 2005. • Holy Cross men’s soccer senior Jerry Dickinson was awarded a Fulbright Grant to work and study in South Africa. • Navy’s Kelly Zahalka earned her third Academic All-America selection from CoSIDA, and was also named to the USA Today First-Team All-Academic squad. She also earned both a Truman and Marshall Scholarship. • Navy’s Lizzie Barnes was one of 58 studentathletes nationally to receive an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and was also a First-Team All-Senior All-America selection. • Army became the first Patriot League team to advance to the finals of the NCAA Baseball Regional. • *Bucknell’s Andrew Cohen set a record with a score of 208 at the Patriot League Golf Championship, and was named Golf World’s College Player of the Week for his effort. • Army’s Ben Koenigsfeld became the first baseball student-athlete to earn a pair of First-Team All-League honors in the same season. • Colgate’s Nick Hennessey and Steve Jonas and Holy Cross’ Brett McDermott all signed NFL free agent contracts. • Hennessey became the first Patriot Leaguer since 2004 to earn consensus FCS All-America honors. • The Lehigh women’s basketball team was one of 14 NCAA Tournament participants to record a perfect graduation rate. • Colgate’s Jordan Scott finished his career as the all-time Division I leader in carries (1,240), and fifth in FCS history while breaking the Patriot League record in rushing yardage (5,621). • Scott became the eighth player in FCS history

THE PATRIOT LEAGUE and first Patriot League with four 1,000-yard rushing seasons in his career. • Holy Cross quarterback Dominic Randolph led the FCS in passing yards, total offense and completions per game in 2008, while also finishing as a finalist for the Walter Payton Award. • Army men’s soccer goalkeeper A.J. Glubzinski was a First-Team All-Senior All-America selection and Lowe’s Senior CLASS award finalist. • Navy’s Amy Watson competed in the NCAA Cross Country Championship. • American’s Irene Schickhardt and Christine Fingerhuth were both named Longstreth/NFHCA Division I Field Hockey All-Americans. • Navy’s Erica Ziel became the fourth female student-athlete to earn the Patriot League ScholarAthlete award in Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field in the same academic year. • Twelve Patriot League student-athletes received Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars awards. • Bucknell rowing senior Page Kannor, Army baseball sophomore Kevin McKague and Lehigh softball senior Lisa Sweeney each appeared in Sports Illustrated’s “Faces in the Crowd”.

THE PRESIDENTS' CUP The Presidents’ Cup signifies overall excellence in the 23 sports sponsored by the Patriot League, and Bucknell has won the Cup 15 times in its 19year existence, including 11 of the last 12 years. The Presidents’ Cup is awarded annually to the institution that accumulates the highest point total over the entire academic year, with points awarded on the basis of the school’s finish in each of the 23 Patriot League sports. If there is a league tournament in a sport, the points are awarded based on the average of the regular season and tournament finish, and if there is no post-season tournament, points are awarded based on regularseason standings.

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2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 2

2008 PATRIOT LEAGUE STATISTICS

2008 PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS 20 LEAGUE W L Pct. Colgate* 5 0 1.000 Holy Cross 5 1 .833 Lehigh 4 2 .667 Lafayette 3 3 .500 Bucknell 2 4 .333 Fordham 1 5 .167 Georgetown 0 5 .000 * Patriot League Champions

PF 166 199 194 164 132 116 57

PA 125 123 136 119 200 186 139

OVERALL W L Pct. 9 3 .750 7 4 .636 5 6 .455 7 4 .636 5 6 .455 5 6 .455 2 8 .200

2008 TEAM STATISTICS

PF 363 378 282 277 269 238 96

Rushing Team Colgate Lafayette Bucknell Fordham Holy Cross Georgetown Lehigh

PA 349 284 231 193 339 262 280

2008 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Name N Scott (C) Martin (F) McGowan (Le) Eachus (C) Sullivan (C)

G 9 11 9 12 12

Receiving Name G Pasternak (B) 11 Brock (HC) 11 Simonds (C) 12 Yansane (Le) 10 Adair (La) 11 Scoring Name G Scott (C) 9 Partain (HC) 11 Brock (HC) 11 Pasternak (B) 11 Rodriguez (La) 11

Att Att. 221 274 175 172 172

Rec. Yds. 72 1083 60 927 65 1136 48 724 52 759

TD 15 0 13 12 0

All-Purpose Yardage Name G Rush Kizekai (B) 10 484 Scott (C) 9 1148 Martin (F) 11 1237 Adair (La) 11 106 McGowan (Le) 9 805 Punting Name Leo (Le) Azarik (B) Kondash (La) Dobyns (G) Dean (F)

Yd Yds. Avg. A 1148 5.2 1237 4.5 805 4.6 932 5.4 898 5.2

G 11 11 11 9 11

Avg. 15.0 15.4 17.5 15.1 14.6

PAT 0 48 0 2 32

FG 0 12 0 0 13

Rec. PR 383 0 34 0 92 0 759 130 291 0

No. 44 44 57 52 48

KR 973 19 126 360 0

Yds. 1890 1784 2149 1822 1681

TD 15 7 4 10 7

YPG 127.6 112.5 89.4 77.7 74.8

TD RPG 12 6.6 13 5.5 9 5.4 4 4.8 5 4.7

PTS PPG 90 10.0 84 7.6 78 7.1 74 6.7 71 6.5

Tot. 1840 1201 1455 1355 1096

Avg. 43.0 40.5 37.7 35.0 35.0

YPG 184.0 133.4 132.3 123.2 121.8

Kickoff Returns Name N McDermott (HC) Kizekai (B) Kennedy (Le) Thompson (F) Jackson (C)

G 10 10 11 10 12

N No. 17 37 30 21 32

Yd Yds. 448 973 666 437 654

TD 1 1 0 0 0

Avg. A 26.4 26.3 22.2 20.8 20.4

Punt Returns Name Cribbs (Le) Adair (La) Jenkins (HC)

G 11 11 11

No. 24 17 23

Yds. 196 130 146

TD 1 0 0

Avg. 8.2 7.6 6.3

Field Goals Name Rodriguez (La) Partain (HC) Danko (F) Leo (Le) Stein (C)

G FGA 11 13 11 12 11 9 11 8 12 8

INTERCEPTIONS Name Goldsmith (La) Cohen (Le) Brown (HC) Cribbs (Le) Moten (C) TACKLES Name Diamond (Le) Romans (La) Leggiero (LA) Parrish (G) Carter (Le)

G 9 11 11 11 12

G 11 11 11 9 10

FGM 15 17 13 13 12

No. 3 3 3 3 3

UT 47 39 40 19 50

AT 57 57 53 54 31

Yds. 51 36 36 0 7

Pct. FGPG 86.7 1.18 70.6 1.09 69.2 0.82 61.5 0.73 66.7 0.67

TD 0 0 0 0 0

TOT TPG 104 9.5 96 8.7 93 8.5 73 8.1 81 8.1

IPG 0.33 0.27 0.27 0.27 0.25

SK 1.0 1.5 2.0 1.5 1.0

Passing Team Holy Cross Fordham Lehigh Bucknell Lafayette Colgate Georgetown

G 12 11 11 11 11 10 11

G 11 11 11 11 11 12 10

Att. Yds. YPG Att Yds 632 3212 267.7 462 1927 175.2 437 1616 146.9 443 1571 142.8 308 1171 106.5 324 1041 104.1 348 1079 98.1

Att. Com. 523 340 385 234 339 193 258 158 289 166 211 128 282 148

Yds. 3838 2655 2384 2063 1979 1786 1312

YPG 348.9 241.4 216.7 187.5 179.9 148.8 131.2

Scoring Offense Team Holy Cross Colgate Lehigh Lafayette Bucknell Fordham Georgetown

G 11 12 11 11 11 11 10

Pts. 378 363 282 277 269 238 96

Avg. 34.4 30.2 25.6 25.2 24.5 21.6 9.6

Scoring Defense Team Lafayette Lehigh Fordham Holy Cross Georgetown Colgate Bucknell

G 11 11 11 11 10 12 11

Pts. 193 231 262 284 280 349 339

Avg. 17.5 21.0 23.8 25.8 28.0 29.1 30.8

Total Offense Team G Rush Holy Cross 11 1171 Colgate 12 3212 Fordham 11 1571 Lafayette 11 1927 Bucknell 11 1616 Lehigh 11 1079 Georgetown 10 1041

Pass 3838 1786 2655 1979 2063 2384 1312

Yds. Avg. 5009 455.4 4998 416.5 4226 384.2 3906 355.1 3679 334.5 3463 314.8 2353 235.3

Total Defense Team G Rush Lafayette 11 1014 Fordham 11 1575 Lehigh 11 1209 Holy Cross 11 1269 Georgetown 10 1831 Colgate 12 2064 Bucknell 11 2017

Pass 2321 2052 2717 2771 1868 2482 2435

Yds. Avg. 3335 303.2 3627 329.7 3926 356.9 4040 267.3 3699 369.9 4546 378.8 4452 404.7

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PATRIOT LEAGUE HONORS

2008 ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMS All-Patriot League First Team Offense Randolph, Holy Cross QB ............................Dominic D i i R d l h SSr., H l C RB .............................................Nate Eachus, Fr., Colgate RB ............................................ Jordan Scott, Sr., Colgate FB/HB ........................................Joe Russo, Sr. Lafayette WR.......................................... Jon Brock, Sr., Holy Cross WR............................................Pat Simonds, Jr., Colgate TE .................................... Ryan McGuire, Sr., Holy Cross OL....................................... Nick Hennessey, Sr., Colgate OL..............................................Steve Jonas, Jr., Colgate OL....................................... Aaron Jones, Jr., Holy Cross OL..............................................Will Rackley, So., Lehigh OL......................................... Rich Rosabella, Sr., Colgate RS................................ A.J. Kizekai, Jr., Bucknell K .........................................Matt Partain, Sr., Holy Cross

All-Patriot League Second Team Offense QB ..........................................Greg G Sullivan, S lli SSo., Colgate C l te RB ...........................................Mike Kielt, Sr., Holy Crosss RB ............................... A.J. Kizekai, Jr., Bucknell WR.........................................Shaun Adair, Sr., Lafayette WR ...................... Shaun Pasternak, Jr., Bucknell TE ........................................... Mike Conte, Sr., Lafayette OL.............................................Kevin Bayani, Sr., Lehigh OL............................Ryan Hart-Predmore, Jr., Lafayette OL........................................... Leo Plenski, Sr., Lafayette OL......................................... Chris Poole, Sr., Holy Cross OL...................................... Justin Sarabez, Sr., Fordham RS ..........................................Shaun Adair, Sr., Lafayette K .....................................Davis Rodriguez, So., Lafayette

All-Patriot League First Team Defense DL............................................... BJ Benning, Jr., Lehigh DL.......................................Greg DeMarco, Sr., Fordham DL........................................... Brian Jackson, Sr., Lehigh DL........................................... Jason Mills, Sr., Lafayette LB ...............................................Matt Cohen, Jr., Lehigh LB ........................................... Tim Diamond, Sr., Lehigh LB ...................................... Mark Leggiero, Jr., Lafayette LB ....................................... Andy Romans, Sr., Lafayette DB .......................................... Quadir Carter, Sr., Lehigh DB .............................................. Chris Epko, Sr., Colgate DB .........................................Matt Loucks, Sr., Fordham DB ......................................... Wayne Moten, Jr., Colgate P ....................................................Jason Leo, Sr., Lehigh

All-Patriot League Second Team Defense DL........................................ Austin Douglas, Jr., Colgate DL........................... Ataeﬁok Etukeren, Sr., Georgetown DL.......................................... Paul Mancuso, Jr., Colgate DL...........................................Ryan Mehra, Sr., Fordham LB ..................................... James Crockett, Jr., Fordham LB ............................................. Greg Hadley, Jr., Colgate LB ...................................... Sean Lamkin, Jr., Holy Cross LB ..............................Marcus Rodriguez, Jr., Holy Cross DB ......................................Daryl Brown, Sr., Holy Cross DB .......................................... Jarard Cribbs, So., Lehigh DB .................................... Travis Mack, Jr., Georgetown DB ................................. Michael Wright, Jr., Holy Cross P...................................Phil Azarik, Sr., Bucknell

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Dominic Randolph, Sr., QB, Holy Cross DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Andy Romans, Sr., LB, Lafayette ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Nate Eachus, Fr., RB, Colgate COACH OF THE YEAR Dick Biddle, Colgate SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Ryan McGuire, Sr., TE, Holy Cross

Shaun Pasternak was a Second Team All-Patriot League selection in 2008.

PATRIOT LEAGUE SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Consistent with its commitment to academics and athletics, the Patriot League each year recognizes one athletics outstanding student-athlete in each of the 23 league sponsored sports, honoring that student with the Patriot League Scholar-Athlete Award. Candidates must be a starter or signiﬁcant reserve, and must possess a cumulative grade-point-average of 3.2 or higher. In the 19-year history of the award in football, Bucknell has won six times, including two-time winners Bu David “Whitey” Berardinelli and Rob Glus. Here is the Da complete list of winners of the Patriot League Scholarco Athlete Award in football: At 1989 19 19 1990 19 1991 1992 19 1993 19 1994 19 1995 19 1996 19 19 1997 19 1998 19 1999 20 2000 20 2001 20 2002 20 2003 2004 20 2005 20 2006 20 2007 20 20 2008 -

Bill Farthing, Bucknell Rob Varano, Lehigh Shon Harker, Lehigh D. Berardinelli, Bucknell D. Berardinelli, Bucknell Rob Glus, Bucknell Rob Glus, Bucknell Jeﬀ Denning, Lafayette Barry Cantrell, Fordham Barry Cantrell, Fordham Nick Martucci, Lehigh Jim Walls, Fordham Kevin Eiben, Bucknell Stewart Kupfer, Lafayette Matt Salvaterra, Lehigh John Freiser, Colgate Stephen Bono, Lafayette Maurice Bennett, Lafayette Brad Maurer, Lafayette Kyle Van Fleet, Georgetown Ryan McGuire, Holy Cross

2008 PATRIOT LEAGUE 20 ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL These 23 Bison were selected to the 2008 PL Academic Honor R H Rollll after ft earning i att lleastt a 3.20 3 20 grade-pointd i t average and a varsity letter. Josh Andersen, Jr., LB .............. International Relations Tyler Anderson, So., LB...Civil/Environmental Engineering Phil Azarik, Sr., P................................................. Spanish Ben Bouﬀard, Sr., QB ............... Mechanical Engineering Paul Brazinski, So., OL .................................. Undeclared Stephen Edwards, Sr., OL ......................Political Science Robert Firman, Sr., LB ........................ Civil Engineering Jay Harper, Sr., DB ...............................................History Alex Iwaskiw, So., RB ................Biomedical Engineering Greg Jones, Jr., LB ...............................................History Nick McLeod, So., OL.................................... Undeclared Marques Morgan, Sr., LB ...............................Psychology Kevin Mullen, Sr., RB ................ International Relations Sam Nana-Sinkam, Jr., LB ......................... Management Travis Nissley, So., LB .............. Mechanical Engineering Alex Odenbach, Sr., WR ................................. Economics Carson Rohrbaugh, Fr., DL ........................ Management Brandon Simmons, Jr. ................................... Economics Michael Tonge, Fr., DL .................................. Undeclared Marcello Trigg, Jr., QB ................................... Economics John von Paris, So., DL .............................. Management Chris Wancowicz, Sr., OL ................... Computer Science Casey Williams, Jr., LB................................... Economics A total of 316 Bucknell football players have been named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll since its inception in 1990, the highest ﬁgure in the league. Bucknell’s Academic Honor Roll Totals: 1990 ...............6 1997 ............ 12 2004 ............ 26 1991 ............ 16 1998 ............ 12 2005 ............ 24 1992 ............ 13 1999 ............ 18 2006 ............ 18 1993 ............ 18 2000 ............ 16 2007 ............ 20 1994 ............ 10 2001 ............ 20 2008 ............ 23 1995 ............ 10 2002 ............ 21 1996 ...............9 2003 ............ 24

Bucknell Director of Athletics & Recreation John Hardt displays the Patriot League Presidents' Cup.

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PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS/SCHEDULE

ALL-T IME PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS PL

1986 Holy Cross Lafayette Lehigh Bucknell Colgate Davidson

4-0 2-2 2-2 1-3 1-3 —

10-1 6-5 5-6 3-7 4-7 0-9

1987 Holy Cross 4-0 11-0 Lehigh 3-1-1 5-5-1 Colgate 2-2 7-4 Lafayette 2-3 4-7 Bucknell 1-3-1 4-5-1 Davidson 0-3 1-10

1988 Lafayette Holy Cross Lehigh Bucknell Colgate Davidson

5-0 3-1 2-3 2-3 2-3 0-4

8-2-1 9-2 6-5 3-7 2-9 0-10

1989 Holy Cross Bucknell Lafayette Lehigh Colgate Fordham

4-0 2-2 2-2 1-3 1-3 —

1994 19

All

10-1 5-5 5-5 5-6 4-7 2-6

Holy Cross Bucknell Colgate Lehigh Lafayette Fordham

5-0 3-2 3-2 3-2 1-4 0-5

9-1-1 7-4 7-4 7-4 4-7 1-9

Lafayette Lehigh Holy Cross Bucknell Colgate Fordham

11-0 9-2 6-5 4-7 1-9 2-8

Lehigh Bucknell Lafayette Fordham Holy Cross Colgate

8-3 6-5 4-7 3-8 4-7 1-9

Bucknell Colgate Lehigh Lafayette Fordham Holy Cross

7-4 5-4-2 4-7 3-8 3-7-1 1-10

Colgate Bucknell Fordham Holy Cross Lehigh Lafayette Towson

1991 Holy Cross Lehigh Lafayette Colgate Bucknell Fordham

5-0 3-2 3-2 3-2 1-4 0-5

5-0 4-1 2-3 2-3 1-4 1-4

5-0 4-1 3-2 2-3 1-4 0-5

8-3 7-4 4-6-1 4-6-1 2-9 0-11

1996

1993 Lehigh 4-1 Lafayette 3-1-1 Bucknell 3-2 Holy Cross 2-3 Colgate 1-3-1 Fordham 1-4

1998 5-6 5-5-1 3-8 5-6 3-8 0-11

Lehigh Colgate Bucknell Lafayette Fordham Towson Holy Cross

1995

1992 Lafayette Holy Cross Colgate Lehigh Bucknell Fordham

5-0 3-2 3-2 2-3 2-3 0-5

4-1 3-2 3-2 2-2 1-3 1-4

6-5 6-5 5-6 5-5 2-8 2-9

1997 6-0 5-1 4-2 2-4 2-4 2-4 0-6

7-5 10-1 5-6 4-7 4-7 3-8 2-8

6-0 5-1 3-3 3-3 2-4 1-5 1-5

2002 12-1 8-4 6-5 3-8 4-7 5-6 2-9

1999 Colgate Lehigh Towson Bucknell Holy Cross Lafayette Fordham

5-1 5-1 4-2 3-3 2-4 2-4 0-6

10-2 10-2 7-4 7-4 3-8 4-7 0-11

2000 Lehigh Holy Cross Colgate Towson Bucknell Fordham Lafayette

6-0 4-2 4-2 3-3 2-4 1-5 1-5

12-1 7-4 7-4 7-4 6-5 3-8 2-9

2001 Lehigh Colgate Fordham Bucknell Holy Cross Towson Lafayette Georgetown

7-0 5-1 5-2 4-3 3-4 2-5 1-6 0-6

11-1 7-3 7-4 6-4 4-6 3-7 2-8 3-7

Fordham Colgate Lafayette Lehigh Towson Georgetown Holy Cross Bucknell

6-1 6-1 5-2 4-3 3-4 2-5 2-5 0-7

2006 10-3 9-3 7-5 8-4 6-5 5-6 4-8 2-9

7-0 6-1 4-3 4-3 3-4 2-5 1-6 1-6

15-1 8-3 6-6 9-3 6-6 5-6 4-8 1-11

2004 Lafayette Lehigh Bucknell Colgate Fordham Holy Cross Georgetown

5-1 5-1 4-2 4-2 2-4 1-5 0-6

8-4 9-3 7-4 7-4 5-6 3-8 3-8

Fordham Colgate Holy Cross Lafayette Lehigh Bucknell Georgetown

5-1 5-1 4-2 3-3 2-4 2-4 0-6

8-4 9-3 8-3 6-5 4-7 2-9 1-10

2009 PATRIOT LEAGUE COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Saturday, Sept. 5 Central Connecticut State at Lehigh, 12:30 p.m. Fordham at Rhode Island, 1 p.m. Georgetown at Holy Cross, 1 p.m. Monmouth at Colgate, 6 p.m. Bucknell at Duquesne, 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12 Robert Morris at Bucknell, 6 p.m. Lafayette at Georgetown, 6 p.m. Stony Brook at Colgate, 6 p.m. Lehigh at Villanova, TBA Sacred Heart at Holy Cross, TBA Saturday, Sept. 19 Bucknell at Cornell, 12:30 p.m. Yale at Georgetown, 1 p.m. Colgate at Dartmouth, 1:30 p.m. Liberty at Lafayette, 6 p.m. Columbia at Fordham, 6 p.m. Harvard at Holy Cross, TBA Saturday, Sept. 26 Princeton at Lehigh, 12:30 p.m. Marist at Bucknell, 1 p.m. Howard at Georgetown, 2 p.m. Penn at Lafayette, 6 p.m. Fordham at Colgate, 6 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 3 Harvard at Lehigh, 12:30 p.m. Lafayette at Yale, 12:30 p.m. Georgetown at Bucknell, 1 p.m. Old Dominion at Fordham, 1 p.m. Cornell at Colgate, 1 p.m. Holy Cross at Northeastern, TBA Thursday, Oct. 8 Colgate at Princeton, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10 Georgetown at Lehigh, 12:30 p.m. Columbia at Lafayette, 6 p.m. Bryant at Fordham, 6 p.m. Bucknell at Penn, TBA Holy Cross at Brown, TBA Saturday, Oct. 17 Yale at Lehigh, 12:30 p.m. Lafayette at Harvard, 12:30 p.m. Fordham at Cornell, 12:30 p.m. Colgate at Georgetown, 1 p.m. Dartmouth at Holy Cross, TBA Saturday, Oct. 24 Lehigh at Bucknell, 1 p.m. Fordham at Lafayette, 1 p.m. Colgate at Holy Cross, 1 p.m.

6-6 6-5 7-4 6-5 4-7 3-8 2-9

5-1 4-2 4-2 4-2 2-4 1-5 1-5

8-4 7-4 7-4 7-4 5-6 3-8 1-10

2008 Colgate Holy Cross Lehigh Lafayette Bucknell Fordham Georgetown

2005 Colgate Lafayette Lehigh Holy Cross Georgetown Fordham Bucknell

5-1 5-1 4-2 3-3 3-3 1-5 0-6

2007

2003 Colgate Lehigh Bucknell Fordham Towson Lafayette Georgetown Holy Cross

Lafayette Lehigh Holy Cross Bucknell Colgate Fordham Georgetown

Saturday, Oct. 31 Bucknell at Lafayette, 1 p.m. Lehigh at Colgate, 1 p.m. Holy Cross at Fordham, 1 p.m. Georgetown at Old Dominion, 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7 Holy Cross at Lehigh, 12:30 p.m. Bucknell at Fordham, 1 p.m. Colgate at Lafayette, 1 p.m. Georgetown at Marist, 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14 Lafayette at Holy Cross, 12:30 p.m. Richmond at Georgetown, 1 p.m. Bucknell at Colgate, 1 p.m. Lehigh at Fordham, 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21 Lafayette at Lehigh, 12:30 p.m. Holy Cross at Bucknell, 1 p.m. Fordham at Georgetown, 1 p.m.

5-0 5-1 4-2 3-3 2-4 1-5 0-5

9-3 7-4 5-6 7-4 5-6 5-6 2-8

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1989 captains Scott Auchenbach and Mark Williams

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BUCKNELL FOOTBALL HISTORY

BUCKN UCKNELL N FOOTBALL: THAN A CENTIRY OF TRADITION

The game bore little resemblance to what we now know as football, and even one of the school names has been changed. In November of 1883, a group of students from Lafayette College journeyed west to play a group from the University at Lewisburg in the relatively new sport of football. The sport was so new, in fact, that the majority of the dozen or so students from Lewisburg, who did not have a coach and had practiced only briefly, had never seen a game of football before playing in one. The players from Lewisburg, whose school would be renamed Bucknell University in 1886, lost that first game, 59-0, and perhaps because of that experience, their school did not play another official game until 1887. Still, the seeds had been planted for a program that would grow into one of the most respected programs in the East by the 1950s, and will celebrate its 124th season in 2009. Scores of marvelous players have donned the Orange and Blue over the course of the 123 seasons of Bucknell football, and each season gives rise to new names, new heroes, new legends. Here is a quick trip through the colorful tradition that is Bucknell football:

1891

1924

Still playing without a full-time coach, Bucknell gains its ﬁrst victory ever with a 16-10 triumph over Lafayette. The Bison also defeat Cornell (4-0) and Penn State (12-10) on their way to a 6-2-1 record. The team includes Andrew Wyant, who later goes on to play for the legendary Amos Alonzo Stagg at the University of Chicago and is a member of both the Bucknell Hall of Fame and the National Football Hall of Fame.

The team sets a then-school record for victories with an 8-2 mark and meets Lafayette on October 18 in the ﬁrst football game ever played in Memorial Stadium. Wally Foster, the captain of that Bucknell team, scores the ﬁrst points in stadium history.

1900

1931

Christy Mathewson concludes his marvelous Bucknell football career and begins a professional baseball career that ranks among the best of all time. A hard-running fullback and tackler, “Matty” also excels as a kicker and gains national attention with two ﬁeld goals against Army.

Led by future NFL Hall of Famer Clarke Hinkle, Bucknell rolls to an unbeaten 6-0-3 record. The Bison’s undefeated mark is tested in the ﬁnal game of the season, against also-unbeaten Fordham, but the Bison prevail, 14-13, in a classic at the Polo Grounds.

1918 Bucknell records the ﬁrst of its three undefeated seasons. En route to a 6-0 record, the Bison are nothing short of dominant, outscoring opponents 236-7. The season ushers in a quarter-century of prosperity, as Bucknell enjoys 24 winning seasons in the next 26 years.

1934 Edward (Hook) Mylin leads the Bison to a 6-2-2 regular-season record and a berth in the ﬁrst Orange Bowl game, on January 1, 1935. After a two-day train trip to Miami for the game, Bucknell hammers the University of Miami, 26-0.

1951 In the midst of a four-year stretch in which Bucknell goes 27-8, head coach Harry Lawrence and his team finish perfect at 9-0, perhaps the finest season in school history. The defense includes Little All-America defensive tackle George Young (long-time general manager of the New York Giants), while the relentless offense averages 463.3 yards per game. That breaks the Eastern record set in 1945 by a Davis- and Blanchard-led Army team.

Bucknell's 1899 football team — Christy Mathewson is in the back row, third from the right.

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BUCKNELL FOOTBALL HISTORY

1960

1995 95

After opening the season at 2-2, Bucknell rolls past Lafayette, Lehigh, Colgate, Temple and Delaware — by a combined score of 107-14 — to ﬁnish 7-2 and win its ﬁrst-ever Lambert Cup. Quarterback Paul Terhes earns Little All-America honors.

The Tom Gadd tenure begins at Bucknell, and the Bison ﬁnish 7-4. Rich Lemon becomes Bucknell’s all-time rushing leader on opening day.

1996 1964 Just four years after leading Bucknell to its first Lambert Cup title, head coach Bob Odell repeats that feat, as the Bison finish 7-2. After opening the season with a loss, Bucknell wins seven of the next eight games, including a 21-14 season-ending win at Delaware. The Bison squad features Little All-America end Tom Mitchell, who would later enjoy a fine pro career with Baltimore and San Francisco.

Fittingly, Rich Lemon concludes his remarkable career with a Patriot League title, as Bucknell outlasts Colgate, 28-27, in the heart-stopping season ﬁnale. The win gives Bucknell its ﬁrst football title in over 30 years. Lemon graduated with 4,742 rushing yards, nearly 2,100 more than the previous record-holder. Rich Lemon

1968

1997

Sam Havrilak sets a Bucknell single-game total oﬀense record with 397 yards against Colgate, a mark that still stands. Havrilak, who would graduate with every Bucknell total oﬀense record, later played with Tom Mitchell for the Baltimore Colts.

The Bison roll out to a 10-0 record before falling to Colgate in their season ﬁnale to ﬁnish 10-1. The 10 wins were the most in school history, and many came in thrilling fashion, as the Bison won seven times by seven points or less.

Sam Havrilak

1978 Ken Jenkins arrives at Bucknell, and over the next four years, develops into one of the ﬁnest players in Bucknell history. He would set a school record with 1,270 rushing yards in 1980, and he later played with three NFL teams.

1986

2001 Bucknell celebrates its seventh straight winning season, a ﬁrst in Bison annals.

2003 After the legendary Tom Gadd loses a long battle with brain cancer, Bucknell turns to Tim Landis as its 25th head coach. Landis quickly resores the good fortunes of the Bison football program. After a 2-9/0-7 season in 2002, Bucknell ﬁnishes 6-6/4-3 in one of the nation’s best one-season turnarounds.

Two years after formation of the league is announced, the Colonial League (later renamed the Patriot League) debuts with six members — Bucknell, Colgate, Lehigh, Lafayette, Holy Cross and Davidson. The Bison’s first-ever league game is one for the ages. Trailing Colgate in the fourth quarter, 39-25, Bucknell rallies to take a 40-39 lead with 52 seconds left, but the Red Raiders drive for a game-winning field goal attempt with four seconds left. After a bobbled snap from center, Colgate completes an impromptu pass play that nearly goes for a touchdown, but Bison defensive back Robert Hawkins drags down the receiver at the 9-yard line on the final play of the game.

Bucknell wins its final four games of the season for the first time since 1975 to claim its first winning season since 2001 with a 7-4 record.

1989

2006

Bucknell’s newly-renovated stadium is rededicated in honor of Christy Mathewson. Much like the stadium’s namesake, Bucknell opens play in the “new” facility with a victory, handing Dartmouth a 36-20 setback on September 30.

2004

Bucknell ﬁnishes with a 6-5 record and posts a ﬁve-game improvement from 2005, equaling the largest jump in program history.

2008 Bucknell improved its win total by two games over 2007 and ended the season with a thrilling 24-21 overtime win against Fordham. It marked the second consecutive year the Bison defeated the Rams in the season ﬁnale.

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BUCKNELL FOOTBALL HISTORY

A LOOK

TH HE TOP 10

AT THE

10 MOST SIGNIFICANT BUCKNELL FOOTBALL GAMES EVER PLAYED...AND THE ONE THAT WASN'T

By Brad Tufts Stephen Taylor wasn’t able to observe a football team practicing as he made his way to Harrisburg early in 1846 with the proposed charter for the fledgling University at Lewisburg, but even before the name of the school was changed in recognition of benefactor William Bucknell, the sport had been introduced on campus and gained some popularity. Today, the sport is a fixture on fall Saturdays, and its history is prominent in any accounting of Bucknell’s athletic heritage. The Bison gridiron story (did you know that the word “gridiron” derives from the manner in which the field was formerly marked?) includes many notable games, and we could probably argue for the next 150 years as to which were the most significant. Before designating the 10 most significant games, please permit a look back at some of the more noteworthy games played by Bucknell football teams. In 1881, a group of students from Bucknell and State College (as Penn State was known in those days) played a game of football which, at one time, was recognized as the first contest in the sport by either school, though now both schools say that it was only an informal meeting. Bucknell’s first official football game came against Lafayette on Thanksgiving Day, 1883, but a lack of student interest following that initial venture curtailed play for four years. In 1887, the sport returned to stay as Bucknell played its first two official games with Penn State. Within another four years, Bucknell was playing regular schedules, and by 1895, the university had its first head coach. The 1900 team finished 4-4-1, but gained national attention in an 18-10 loss to West Point. All the scoring for Bucknell came on two field goals by a hard-running fullback named Christy Mathewson. The New York writers covering the game spread

Bill Lane slashes his way through Villanova in 1936. The Bison's 6-0 win dashed 'Nova's Rose Bowl hopes.

the word about this talented athlete, whose 48-yard field goal in that game was the longest in the country that year. Mathewson, who went on to become one of the nation’s most admired athletes as a pitcher for the New York Giants, liked football more than baseball, and if the National Football League had existed at the time, it is probable that baseball would have been deprived of one of its greatest and most famous players. The Bison of 1895 ... their legacy endures more than a century later. Bucknell originally played football on Loomis Field, now home of the University’s Gateway (14-13). The latter was played before a large crowd residences. In 1924, the Bison moved into what is now Christy Mathewson-Memo- at the Polo Grounds, where Christy Mathewson had rial Stadium, and christened the new field against gained fame for the New York Giants. Edward “Hook” Mylin arrived on the scene in Lafayette before a crowd of 15,000. Lafayette won the contest, 21-3, despite a 43-yard field goal by Bison 1934 and led Bucknell to a 7-2-2 record that included a 13-7 win over Penn State and a 26-0 rout of Miami captain Wally Foster to open the scoring. Late that year, Bucknell beat Navy, 6-0, and Rut- in the Orange Bowl. In 1938, the second season under Al Humphreys, gers, 12-7, to highlight the first of three seasons in which Bucknell was coached by “Uncle Charlie” Moran, the Bison won at Penn State, 14-0. It was the last who had led Centre College’s “Praying Colonels” to a time that Bucknell would defeat the Nittany Lions, memorable upset of Harvard. The Bison finished 8-2 who rose to national prominence following the end in 1924, which represented the most victories ever of World War II. In 1949, Bucknell finished 6-2, and both losses by a Bucknell team. Moran’s 1925 team visited President Calvin (to Temple and Gettysburg) were by one point. GetCoolidge in the White House while in Washington to tysburg scored the winning TD in its 34-33 win in the play Georgetown, and the Bison were rolling along at final 40 seconds. Bucknell closed out the 1950 season with four 6-2-1 when they played at the University of Detroit on Thanksgiving Day. The Bison won that game, 7-0, straight wins, which set the stage for the 1951 but the flamboyant coach also had scheduled a game campaign, in which the Bison rolled to a 9-0 mark. at Dayton two days later. The travel and two games The perfect season concluded with a 21-20 win at in three days were too much, and the weary Bison Colgate and a 33-6 trouncing of Delaware in Memorial Stadium that led to a more than mild celebration dropped a 19-0 decision. This was not the first time Bucknell encountered on campus. The 1951 team boasted several All-East and scheduling difficulties. The 1891 team, led by Hall of Famers Andrew Wyant and “Warhorse” Allen, opened Little All-America players, and the Associated Press the season with a 16-10 victory at Lafayette, but then poll released on Nov. 20 listed Bucknell at No. 20 in had to play Lehigh the following day and suffered a the nation. In 1954, BU beat Lehigh, 48-46, in a wild affair 62-4 beating. Future College Football Hall of Famer Carl that produced the highest losing score ever by a Bison Snavely made his debut as Bucknell coach in 1927, opponent. One of the great eras in Bucknell football began and promptly posted a 13-7 win over Penn State, the Bison’s first win ever in State College. His teams went in 1958 with the arrival of Bob Odell, and after a 1-8 on to beat the Nittany Lions for the next three years, mark in that first season, Odell led Bucknell to a 15-8 and then the future Big Ten power dropped Bucknell Homecoming win over Rutgers in 1959. The following year, a shutout of Delaware capped a 7-2 season from its schedule for three years. and earned the first of two Lambert Cups for Odell’s Times do change. In 1929, Bucknell completed its second 8-2 teams. The Bison reclaimed Eastern supremacy in season in history with a 78-0 win over Dickinson. 1964, winning the Lambert Cup with a 7-2 mark. Bucknell won the Middle Atlantic Conference In that game, future college and professional Hall of Famer Clarke Hinkle scored 50 points, still a title in 1965 with a 26-14 win over Delaware, and closed the season with a 22-14 win over Davidson. In Bucknell record. A 7-6 loss to Temple on Oct. 10, 1930 was note- that game, All-America Tom Mitchell was chasing the worthy, for it was the first regularly-scheduled night national record for career receiving, and coach Carroll Huntress and his staff devised a formation designed football game ever. Bucknell went 6-0-3 in 1931 for its second of to hit Mitchell with short passes while he was in the three undefeated seasons, and the record included backfield. On the second attempt, a bad snap from season-ending wins over two of the powers of the center led to a big loss, and attempts at the record day, Washington & Jefferson (10-6) and Fordham were abandoned.

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Jabu Powell helped Bucknell to its first win at Penn's Franklin Field in more than 30 years in 1999.

Mitch Farbstein, a member of the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame, was captured in the pages of Life after he led Bucknell to a 14-13 win over Gettysburg in 1971. That same year, the bruising fullback scored five touchdowns in a 33-0 win over Lafayette. A 39-yard field goal by Al Yuknus with 20 seconds left gave Bucknell a 19-17 win at Dayton in the 1982 season opener, the Bison’s first visit to the southern Ohio city since “Uncle Charlie” tried to win two games in three days in 1925. The game was also one of the hottest in Bucknell annals, as gametime temperature on the artificial surface was 112 degrees. In 1987, back-to-back home games with Holy Cross (a 48-10 loss) and Columbia (a 62-20 win) brought the national news media to Lewisburg in droves. The media came first to chronicle the Frank Merriwell-like heroics of the Crusaders’ Gordie Lockbaum, and then returned the next week as Columbia attempted to escape its collegiate-record losing streak. The Lions attempted an onside kick on the opening kickoff, but that failed, and Bucknell led 28-0 by the end of the first quarter and the Lions went on to their 37th straight loss. Lou Maranzana’s first season as head coach in 1989 included a very special afternoon, as the Bison’s home stadium was rededicated to the memory of Christy Mathewson. Matty would have been proud, as the Bison that day beat Dartmouth, Maranzana’s alma mater, 36-20.

DID YOU KNOW? • Bucknell played George Washington at home on Oct. 10, 1925, the day Christy Mathewson was buried in Lewisburg. In his memory, there was no cheering in the ﬁrst quarter. • Penn State dropped Bucknell from its football schedule for three years. It happened after the Bison beat the Nittany Lions three straight times between 1927-30. • The 1935 Orange Bowl game between Bucknell and Miami featured the ﬁrst-ever college football photograph transmitted over the wire by the Associated Press.

BUCKNELL FOOTBALL HISTORY The Tom Gadd era began in 1995, 5 and the 7-4 record included a dramatic 21-14 win at Colgate in the first overtime game in Bucknell history. The drama of that contest, though, paled in comparison to the Bucknell-Colgate game in 1996, as the Bison and Red Raiders again played into overtime, this time with the Patriot League title on the line. In a game that will be long remembered by all in attendance, Bucknell battled to a 28-27 win when a Colgate two-point conversion pass in overtime was batted down by Brandon Little, who would later earn All-America honors. Bucknell built on its championship season by winning its first 10 games the following fall and compiling a 12-game winning streak, the second longest in school history. In the process of posting more wins than any other Bison team, Coach Gadd’s charges were nationally ranked and led the Patriot League in total defense for the third straight year. However, the memorable season and win streak came to an end with a 48-14 loss at Colgate in a game that again decided the Patriot League crown. The Bison continued their winning ways in 1999, turning in their fifth straight winning season with a 7-4 record behind an offense that scored 320 points — the third-highest single-season total in school history. Quarterback Don McDowell turned in one of his career-best performances to lead the Orange and Blue to a 21-16 victory at nationally ranked Colgate, while Jabu Powell stepped in at running back and led the Bison to their first win at Penn’s Franklin Field (23-16) in over 30 years. In 2001 the Bison made it seven straight winning seasons — a first in the history of the program — while playing on their new state-of-the-art FieldTurf. With their football fortunes reaching heights never before seen, the Bison were dealt a devastating blow when Gadd had to step aside in 2002 to battle brain cancer. He lost that battle in March 2003. Gadd tied the BU record for career coaching victories with 48, achieving that figure faster than any of his predecessors. Tim Landis succeeded Gadd in 2003, and quickly restored Bucknell’s recent tradition as a Patriot League contender. The Bison finished in third place with a 4-3 league record, just one year after finishing 0-7. In his second season the Bison improved to 7-4 and were 4-2 in the Patriot League to record their second consecutive third-place finish. In 2006, Landis helped orchestrate an impressive turnaround as the Bison equaled the program record by posting a five-win improvement from the year before. Bucknell finished with a record of at least .500 for the third time in Landis’ tenure as it alternated wins and losses the entire season for a 6-5 mark. The final game of the 2007 season, an impressive 38-24 win over Patriot League champion Fordham, 38 served as a springboard toward an improved 2008 se campaign for the Bison, who finished 5-6, a two-win ca improvement over the previous season. im On the following pages are the 10 most significant Bucknell football games ever played, compiled ca in chronological order. There are certainly many more games that deserve consideration, but we had m to make some tough choices. Let the friendly arguments begin. m

ALL-T T IME D D-II F FCS WINS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.

Yale ................................................................... 853 Harvard ............................................................ 798 Penn ................................................................. 796 Princeton.......................................................... 780 Fordham ........................................................... 738 Dartmouth ....................................................... 643 Lafayette .......................................................... 640 Delaware........................................................... 633 Lehigh .............................................................. 625 Cornell .............................................................. 616 Dayton.............................................................. 603 North Dakota State ......................................... 601 Northern Iowa ................................................. 595 Colgate ............................................................. 587 Holy Cross ........................................................ 583 Brown ............................................................... 565 Bucknell ...............................................560 Furman............................................................. 550 Drake ................................................................ 549 Villanova .......................................................... 548

Shaun Pasternak posted record-breaking receiving numbers in 2008.

BRAD TUFTS retired in the spring of 2000 after more than 30 years as a member of the University’s athletic department staﬀ.

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BUCKNELL FOOTBALL HISTORY LAFAYETTE 59, BUCKNELL 0 (NOVEMBER 30, 1883)

U University of Miami band paraded around the ﬁeld, fo followed by a truck carrying several University coeds in an orange-colored bowl. The young ladies threw o oranges and tangerines, with more or less accuracy, am among the spectators.”

Certainly not a score for Bucknell followers to remember, but the game is historic because it was the first one. A brief excerpt from an account of the game indicates that the style of both play and writing have changed over the years: “...At this point the time for the first inning was up, and a breathing spell of fifteen minutes was given. At the beginning of the second inning, the University team came up somewhat discouraged, but nevertheless determined to make the other side work for whatever they might secure. “They now used several of Lafayette’s tricks with good result, and showed that it was but want of skill and practice that they had worked so disastrously in the first part of the game. For a full fifteen minutes, the ball was carried about the field without either side gaining a single point.”

BUCKNELL 12, RUTGERS 7 (NOVEMBER 22, 1924) The win gave tremendous recognition to the Bucknell football program. Playing at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, ‘Mose’ Wilbach scored both touchdowns for the Bison. Rutgers had gone into the contest undefeated.

BUCKNELL 14, FORDHAM 13 (NOVEMBER 21, 1931) The game, played at the Polo Grounds, capped an undefeated (6-0-3) season and ended the brilliant Bucknell career of Clarke Hinkle, regarded by many as the ﬁnest Bucknell player ever. Fordham also entered the game undefeated, and the contest was covered extensively by the New York media, bringing national attention to Bucknell and its football program.

BUCKNELL 21, COLGATE 20 (NOVEMBER 10, 1951) Every victory in 1951 was necessary for the uundefeated season, but this win came in the nextto to-last game, on the road, and was one of only two ga games all year decided by seven points or less. It was al also Bucknell’s only win over Colgate in the 1950s; th the Red Raiders ended BU’s record 17-game winning st streak in 1952.

BUCKNELL 26, DELAWARE 0 (NOVEMBER 19, 1960)

Thee game, game though Ford Th though, was marred by tragedy; Fordham’s Connie Murphy died from injuries sustained in the game.

BUCKNELL 26, MIAMI 0 (JANUARY 1, 1935) The very first Orange Bowl Game, this contest is probably the most written-about game in Bucknell history. The Bison’s appearance in the game — which was no doubt aided by tireless efforts of publicity director Art Brandon — continues to bring widespread national publicity to Bucknell each January 1. The game showcased the coaching talents of “Hook” Mylin, and the first AP photo ever transmitted from a college football game came from this contest. As for the halftime show, which has become a staple of current Orange Bowl games, a newspaper account indicates that, “between the halves, the

Nicholas Farina was a member of the undefeated 1931 Bison.

Clarke Hinkle, who was an original inductee in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, is widely considered Bucknell's best player of all time.

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This was the fourth shutout in nine games for a te terrific defensive team, and precipitated 24 hours of ffurious campaigning that led to Bucknell’s first-ever Lambert Cup. The win also came on the heels of eight straight losses to Delaware, and clinched first team Little AllAmerica honors and other awards for quarterback Paul Terhes.

BUCKNELL 24, HARVARD 21 (OCTOBER 3, 1964) The Bison ended 73 years of frustration against the Ivy League, and the large number of Boston media in attendance were in high praise of Bucknell. The win also provided the impetus for two other threepoint wins and Bucknell’s second Lambert Cup in four years. The contest also started Tom Mitchell en route to the ﬁrst of two straight Little All-America and Eastern small college Player of the Year campaigns.

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BUCKNELL FOOTBALL HISTORY The next week, Bucknell faced a Colgate team th stood 4-2-1, and had hammered Bucknell, 47-24, that th year before. Farbstein was unstoppable, rushing the fo 192 yards and a touchdown as the Bison routed for th rivals from the Chenango Valley. the Student enthusiasm has been unsurpassed since si that time, and the goal posts came down after both b games.

BUCKNELL 26, DELAWARE 14 (NOVEMBER 20, 1965) The victory clinched the Middle Atlantic Conference title, which was — until 1996 — the Bison’s only football conference championship ever. The game also closed the curtain on one of the ﬁnest careers in Memorial Stadium history, as Tom Mitchell played his ﬁnal home game.

BUCKNELL 28, UMASS 15 (NOVEMBER 4, 1972) BUCKNELL 41, COLGATE 7 (NOVEMBER 11, 1972) These games have been combined into one for this list, as they were the ﬁnal two home games of coach Fred Prender’s ﬁrst year, and resulted in two big upsets. UMass had entered the game undefeated (6-0), but Mitch Farbstein and Bob Langan each ran for two touchdowns as the Bison beat the Minutemen.

BUCKNELL 28, COLGATE 27 (NOVEMBER 23, 1996) Bucknell and Colgate met in Lewisburg with the Patriot League championship at stake, and the Bison won their first football league title in 31 years in dramatic fashion, as Brandon Little broke up a Colgate two-point conversion try in overtime. Bucknell had lost an early 14-0 lead, and trailed 21-14 before Jim Fox engineered a remarkable 99yard scoring drive midway through the fourth quarter, tying the game at 21-21 and forcing overtime. Bucknell scored first in overtime, with Fox throwing his fourth touchdown pass of the game. Colgate answered, and then opted for a two-point conversion rather than a kick that would have forced a second overtime. With the league title riding on a single play, Colgate quarterback Ryan Vena rolled right and threw into the end zone, but Little batted the pass down, and bedlam ensued. The game also was the final Bucknell contest for record-setting running back Rich Lemon.

Members of the 1996 offensive line (L-R): Don Shump, Neal Thompson, Joe Dlugos, George Hogan

HONORABLE MENTION: BUCKNELL ?, DELAWARE ? (NOVEMBER 23, 1963)

QB Don Rubright against UMass in 1972. After the Bison beat the undefeated Minutemen 28-25, Bucknell students tore down the Memorial Stadium goalposts.

The list above was restricted to games that were actually ac played. A game that was never played, however, ev also deserves mention. On Nov. 22, 1963, the nation was shocked and p paralyzed by the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. K The Bucknell campus mourned with the rest re of the world, and the football game scheduled at h home the next day with the University of Delaware was w postponed. Bucknell had won three of its ﬁrst ﬁve games before fo stumbling in a 14-13 loss to Lafayette. However,

victories over Temple Temple, Colgate and Lehigh brought the Bison to 6-3 going into the Delaware game. A victory would give Bucknell a tie with Delaware for the Middle Atlantic Conference University Division championship. The Blue Hens were 8-0 overall and ranked first in the national small college polls conducted by both the Associated Press and United Press International. Interest in the game was at an all-time high on campus, in Lewisburg and the surrounding area, and the media almost certainly would have overflowed Memorial Stadium’s press facilities. A sellout was a distinct possibility. And then the shots rang out in Dealey Plaza. We watched a president take the oath of office on an airplane. We cried. We saw Jack Ruby make a shambles of any pretense of security. We cried again as a young boy saluted his father and the funeral procession moved slowly down Pennsylvania Avenue. We talked about what had happened and tried to get back to some semblance of “normal.” That included trying to reschedule the football game for the following weekend (Delaware said no), Thanksgiving Day (Delaware said no), or at a neutral site (Delaware said no). The game that might have brought Bucknell its first conference crown and one of the largest home crowds in history was never played. Delaware finished the season undefeated with its 8-0 record. UPI kept the Blue Hens at the top of their poll and awarded them a national championship plaque. AP, though, asked questions about why the game wasn’t played, and learning of the Blue Hens’ intransigence, dropped Delaware to second in its final ranking. The game would be the last Bison contest to be canceled until 2001, when the September 11 tragedy again brought a halt to the sports world, including the Bucknell-Cornell football game.

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Game 43 40 38 37

36 35 34 33

Season 293 282 254 248 235 228 213 212 207 208 206

RU USHING ATTEMPTS

Game, Oppon Opponent 364 Tony Vinson (Towson), 11/13/93

Rich Lemon (Colgate), 11/11/95 Jabu Powell (Duquesne), 9/30/2000 Jabu Powell (Georgetown), 10/7/2000 Dave Vassar (Lehigh), 10/14/67 Bob Langan (Lafayette), 10/20/73 Matt Walsh (Lehigh), 9/7/92 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 9/16/95 Chris Peer (Holy Cross), 10/25/97 Chris Peer (Towson), 11/15/97 Mitch Farbstein (Gettysburg), 10/2/71 Rich Lemon (Towson), 10/8/94 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 11/16/96 Chris Peer (Penn), 10/5/96 Jabu Powell (Holy Cross), 11/4/2000 Mitch Farbstein (Rutgers), 10/30/71 Rich Lemon (Holy Cross), 11/5/94 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 11/19/94 Rich Lemon (Lehigh), 10/7/95 Rich Lemon (Yale), 10/12/96

Season 1496 1297 1270 1151 1149 1111 1102 1069 1025 962

Rich Lemon, 1994 Rich Lemon, 1995 Ken Jenkins, 1980 Rich Lemon, 1993 Daris Wilson, 2004 Chris Peer, 1997 Jabu Powell, 2000 Brad Myers, 1951 Burt Talmage, 1951 Brad Myers, 1952

Career 4742 2919 2649 2622 2336 2041 1913 1878 1756 1752

Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Jabu Powell, 1998-2001 Brian Henesey, 1988-91 Brad Myers, 1950-52 Ken Jenkins, 1978-81 Daris Wilson, 2001-04 Sam Havrilak, 1966-68 Burt Talmage, 1950-52 Bob Langan, 1972-74 Mitch Farbstein, 1970-72

Rich Lemon, 1995 Rich Lemon, 1994 Daris Wilson, 2004 Jabu Powell, 2000 Chris Peer, 1997 Matt Walsh, 1992 Ken Jenkins, 1980 Rich Lemon, 1993 Rich Lemon, 1996 Dante Ross, 2005 Blamah Sarnor, 2003

Career 994 Rich Lemon, 1993-96 645 Brian Henesey, 1988-91

RUSHING YARDS Game 282 268 252 236 229 222 215 211 210

Jabu Powell (Cornell), 9/16/2000 Dante Ross (Marist), 10/1/2005 Daris Wilson (Holy Cross), 10/30/2004 Chris Peer (Holy Cross), 10/25/1997 Daris Wilson (Colgate), 11/13/2004 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 11/16/1996 Joel Boyd (Gettysburg), 10/22/1977 Jabu Powell (Duquesne), 9/30/2000 James Ostendarp (NYU), 10/1/1949 Rich Lemon (Bloomsburg), 9/4/1993

RUSHING (OTHER) Most Yards, Two Consecutive Games 403 Rich Lemon vs. Holy Cross (196) & Colgate (207), 1995 401 Jabu Powell vs. Cornell (282) & Columbia (119), 2000 379 Daris Wilson vs. Colgate (236) & Duquesne (143), 2004 371 Jabu Powell vs. Duquesne (215) & Georgetown (156), 2000 362 Burt Talmage vs. Muhlenberg (208) & Lafayette (154), 1952 358 Rich Lemon vs. So. Connecticut (171) & Harvard (187), 1994 Daris Wilson vs. Holy Cross (252) & Fordham (106), 2004 Most Yards, Game, Freshman 210 Rich Lemon, vs. Bloomsburg, 1993

Longest Rushes 94 Frank Funair, vs. Penn St, 10/8/38 91 Hassen Abdellah vs. Lehigh, 10/27/79 Al Yanelli vs. Delaware, 11/9/46 90 Jim Ostendarp vs. NYU, 10/1/49 88 Matt Hart vs. Ohio-Wesleyan, 10/12/63 84 Brad Myers vs. Temple, 10/10/52 84

-Yard Games, Season  Rich Lemon, 1994 11 -Yard Games, Career  Rich Lemon, 1993-96 28

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Yards Rushing by a Quarterback, Game 268 Dante Ross (Marist), 10/1/2005 Yards Rushing by a Quarterback, Season 1149 Daris Wilson, 2004 Yards Rushing by a Quarterback, Career 2041 Daris Wilson, 2001-04

PASSING ATTEMPTS Game 67 62 51 49 48 47

Consecutive -Yard Games, Season Co Rich Lemon, 1994 11

Todd Wenrich (Fordham), 10/27/01 Jim Given (Colgate), 10/18/86 Todd Wenrich (Kent State), 9/8/01 Howie Burke (Delaware), 11/20/71 Rob Glus (Fordham), 11/19/94 Jim Given (Lafayette), 10/25/86 Bob Gibbon (Delaware), 11/17/84

Season 384 344 338 310 307 306 305 290 294 256

Todd Wenrich, 2001 Jim Fox, 1995 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 Bob Gibbon, 1984 Jim Fox, 1996 Jim Given, 1986 Lucas Phillips, 2000 Scott Auchenbach, 1989 Bob Gibbon, 1983 Kerry Snow, 1976

Career 752 732 658 654 604 575 574 559 488 473

Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 Jim Given, 1985-87 Don McDowell, 1997-99 Jim Fox, 1993-96 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 Todd Wenrich, 1999-2002 Rob Glus, 1991-94 Kerry Snow, 1974-76 Paul Terhes, 1958-60 Sam Havrilak, 1966-68

PASSING YARDS

Most Yards, Season, Freshman 1151 Rich Lemon, 1993

Most Yards Per Carry, Season M (Min. 100 att.) (M 6.9 Jim Ostendarp, 1949 (120-828) 6. (Min. 150 att.) (M 6.8 Burt Talmage, 1951 (150-1025) 6.

Brian Henesey ranks third on Bucknell's all-time rushing list (2,649 yards).

Consecutive -Yard Games, Overall 17 Rich Lemon, 1993-1995

Game 383 358 353 350 342 335 323 304 303 299 Season 2385 2327 2199 2167 2132 2060 2026 1835 1821 1783

Rob Glus (Fordham), 9/19/94 Scott Auchenbach (Towson), 10/7/89 Travis Kopp (Towson), 9/19/92 Jim Given (Colgate), 10/18/86 Scott Auchenbach (Fordham), 9/16/89 Jim Given (Lafayette), 10/25/86 Bob Gibbon (Columbia), 10/22/83 Travis Kopp (Lafayette), 10/12/91 Jim Given (IUP), 9/13/86 Scott Auchenbach (Lafayette), 11/4/89 Scott Auchenbach, 1989 Todd Wenrich, 2001 Jim Fox, 1995 Jim Given, 1986 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 Bob Gibbon, 1984 Todd Hatajik, 1990 Bob Gibbon, 1983 Rob Glus, 1994 Jim Fox, 1996

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Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 Jim Given, 1985-87 Jim Fox, 1993-96 Don McDowell, 1997-99 Rob Glus, 1991-94 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 Todd Wenrich, 1999-2002 Kerry Snow, 1974-76 Marcello Trigg, 2006-pres. Travis Kopp, 1991-94 Bill Lerro, 1963-65

PASS COMPLETIONS Game 36 29 27

Todd Wenrich (Fordham), 10/27/01 Jim Given (Colgate), 10/18/86 Bob Gibbon (Boston Univ.), 11/12/83 Travis Kopp (Towson), 9/19/92 Scott Auchenbach (Lehigh), 11/5/88 Rob Glus (Fordham), 11/19/94

Season 209 Todd Wenrich, 2001 192 Jim Fox, 1995 185 Bob Gibbon, 1983 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 182 Jim Given, 1986 180 Bob Gibbon, 1984 170 Scott Auchenbach, 1989 164 Lucas Phillips, 2000 157 Jim Fox, 1996 150 Todd Hatajik, 1990 Career 418 417 365 351 350 310 307 291 258 241

Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 Jim Given, 1985-87 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 Don McDowell, 1997-99 Jim Fox, 1993-96 Todd Wenrich, 1999-2002 Rob Glus, 1991-94 Kerry Snow, 1974-76 Paul Terhes, 1958-60 Travis Kopp, 1991-94

Bucknell's top two passing leaders - Scott Auchenbach (R) and Jim Given (L). Auchenbach set an NCAA record by completing his first 18 passes against Colgate in 1989. He went on to break Given's career passing records and was elected to the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame in 2005. Given joined him in the Hall two years later.

TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game 5 4

Season 21 19 17 16 15 Career 42 30 28 26 25

Rob Glus (Harvard), 9/24/94 Ron Giordano (Colgate), 11/10/62 Bob Bianchi (Drexel), 9/23/72 Bob Gibbon (Northeastern), 9/22/84 Jim Given (Colgate), 10/18/86 Todd Hatajik (Columbia), 9/22/90 Jim Fox (Colgate), 11/23/96 Todd Hatajik, 1990 Scott Auchenbach, 1989 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 Bob Gibbon, 1984 Jim Given, 1986 Rob Glus, 1994 Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 Jim Given, 1985-87 Don McDowell, 1997-99 Rob Glus, 1991-94 Marcello Trigg, 2006-pres.

COMPLETION PCT. Game .875 .857

Marcello Trigg (vs. Duquesne), 9/6/08 (14-16) Todd Hatajik (vs. Columbia), 9/22/90 (18-21)

Season .671 .660 .657 .629 .628 .611

Marcello Trigg, 2008 (104-155) Daris Wilson, 2004 (62-94) Travis Kopp, 1992 (92-140) Bob Gibbon, 1983 (185-295) Bill Lerro, 1964 (98-156) Daris Wilson, 2003 (58-95)

Career .631 Daris Wilson, 2001-04 (140-222) .604 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 (365-604) Daris Wilson broke school marks for rushing yards in a game, season and career by a quarterback.

PASSING (OTHER) Most Yards, Season, Freshman 834 Travis Kopp, 1991 Most Yards, Season, Per Attempt (Min.  att.) 9.3 Marcello Trigg, 2008 (155-1438) 9.1 Daris Wilson, 2004 (94-852) Most Yards, Season, Per Completion (Min.  completions) 19.6 Tom Dean, 1951 (28-549) Interceptions, Game 6 Kerry Snow (C.W. Post), 1976 Interceptions, Season 20 Kerry Snow, 1976 Interceptions, Career 33 Kerry Snow, 1974-76 Consecutive Completions 18 Scott Auchenbach (Colgate), 11/11/89 Longest Scoring Pass Play 86 J. John-A. Kissinger, (Penn), 10/3/98 84 P. Terhes-J. Eachus, (Lehigh), 11/1/58 83 S. Auchenbach-L. Erb, (Fordham), 9/16/89 83 R. Glus-B. Bernardini, (Colgate), 11/21/92 82 M. Trigg-A. Kizekai, (Fordham), 11/17/07 81 B. Marks-D. Lenhard, (Temple), 10/8/66 80 S. Havrilak-B. Smith, (Lafayette), 10/22/66 H. Burke-C. Probst, (The Citadel), 9/18/71 J. Given-M. Morrow, (Davidson), 10/11/86 T. Kopp-K. McElvene, (Bloomsburg), 9/5/92

RECEPTIONS Game 13 12

Tom Mitchell (Harvard), 10/3/64 Jim Horan (Fordham), 10/27/01 Dave Kucera (Northeastern), 9/22/84 Carl Probst (Delaware), 11/20/71 Carl Probst (The Citadel), 9/18/71

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 769 7 735 7 724 7 CAREER C 22358 22110 11980 11825 11819 11819 11663 11609 11608 11390 1346 1 Tom Mitchell, who graduated in 1966 and later played in two Super Bowls with the Baltimore Colts, still owns five Bucknell receiving marks.

Season 73 72 71 59 52 49 46 45

Career 173 172 144 129 128 122 106 102 97 96

Tom Mitchell, 1963-65 Jim Horan, 1999-2002 Dave Kucera, 1980, 82-84 Ron Rockett, 1995-98 Lester Erb, 1987-90 Albert Marquardt, 2000-03 Dan Scocca, 1987-90 David Berardinelli, 1989-92 Mike Guerrini, 1987-88 Ardie Kissinger, 1995-98 Shaun Pasternak, 2007-pres.

RECEIVING (OTHER) T Touchdown Catches, Game Carl Probst (The Citadel), 9/18/71 3 Ken Jenkins (W. Chester), 10/18/80 Mike Morrow (Lafayette), 10/25/86

Dave Kucera, 1984 Shaun Pasternak, 2008 Tom Mitchell, 1964 Jim Horan, 2001 Tom Mitchell, 1965 Dave Kucera, 1983 John Sakowski, 1995 David Berardinelli, 1991 Mike Guerrini, 1988 Jim Horan, 2002 Ron Rockett, 1998 Dan Scocca, 1989

Touchdown Catches, Season 12 Shaun Pasternak, 2008 10 Lester Erb, 1990

Tom Mitchell, 1963-65 Jim Horan, 1999-2002 Dave Kucera, 1980, 82-84 Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Dan Scocca, 1987-90 Ron Rockett, 1995-98 Albert Marquardt, 2000-03 Lester Erb, 1987-90 Ardie Kissinger, 1995-98 Paul Gilewicz, 1968-70

Yards Per Reception, Career 23.5 Joe Gallagher, 1949-51 (44-1036)

RECEIVING YARDS GAME 264 202 201 194 184 170 166 162 156 151 150 150

Tom Mitchell (Temple), 10/9/65 Lester Erb (Fordham), 9/16/89 Carl Probst (The Citadel), 9/18/71 Lester Erb (Lafayette), 11/4/89 David Berardinelli (Towson), 9/19/92 David Berardinelli (Laf.), 10/12/91 Shaun Pasternak (Duquesne), 9/6/08 Tom Mitchell (Temple), 10/31/64 Shaun Pasternak (Fordham), 11/22/08 Dave Kucera (Northeastern), 9/22/84 Mike Guerrini (Harvard), 10/3/87 Shaun Pasternak (Colgate), 10/25/08

SEASON 1083 1029 902 886 850 835 773

Shaun Pasternak, 2008 Dave Kucera, 1984 Lester Erb, 1989 Tom Mitchell, 1964 Tom Mitchell, 1965 Mike Guerrini, 1987 Mike Guerrini, 1988

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David Davi Berardinelli, 1991 Lester Erb, 1990 David Berardinelli, 1992 John Sakowski, 1995

Lester Erb saw his record for touchdown catches in a season surpassed by Shaun Pasternak last year, but he is still tied with Tom Mitchell for the career standard (18).

Most Plays, Season 455 Todd Wenrich, 2001 Most Plays, Career 964 Jim Given, 1985-87

Touchdown Catches, Career 18 Tom Mitchell, 1963-65 Lester Erb, 1987-90 Yards Per Reception, Game (min. ď&#x2122;&#x2C6; rec.) 33.7 Lester Erb (Fordham), 9/21/91 (6-202) Yards Per Reception, Season 27.9 Joe Gallagher, 1949 (14-391)

TOTAL OFFENSE Game 397

Sam Havrilak (Colgate), 11/9/68

Season 2511 2443 2227 2170 2086 2070 2008 2001 1999 1861

Scott Auchenbach, 1989 Todd Wenrich, 2001 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 Jim Fox, 1995 Bob Gibbon, 1984 Sam Havrilak, 1968 Jim Given, 1986 Daris Wilson, 2004 Todd Hatajik, 1990 Bob Gibbon, 1983

Career 5404 4742 4511 4509 4402 3947 3880 3713 3660 3614 3423

Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Don McDowell, 1997-99 Jim Given, 1985-87 Sam Havrilak, 1966-68 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 Rob Glus, 1991-94 Jim Fox, 1993-96 Todd Wenrich, 1999-2002 Marcello Trigg, 2006-pres. Kerry Snow, 1974-76

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Game 341 325 301 300 296 291 285 255 254

Ken Jenkins (W. Chester), 10/18/80 Dante Ross (Marist), 10/1/05 Jabu Powell (Cornell), 9/16/2000 Rich Lemon (Holy Cross), 11/5/94 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 11/16/96 Earl Beecham (Cornell), 11/2/85 A.J. Kizekai (Lafayette), 11/8/08 Lester Erb (Lafayette), 11/4/89 A.J. Kizekai (Holy Cross), 11/1/08

Season 1908 1884 1880 1840 1584 1533 1464

A.J. Kizekai, 2007 Ken Jenkins, 1980 Rich Lemon, 1994 A.J. Kizekai, 2008 Matt Walsh, 1992 Rich Lemon, 1995 Dan Scocca, 1989

Career 5952 4641 4384 4366 3484 3474 3286 3224

Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Jabu Powell, 1998-2001 Dan Scocca, 1987-90 A.J. Kizekai, 2006-pres. Hassen Abdellah, 1976-79 Ken Jenkins, 1978-81 Lester Erb, 1987-90 Brad Myers, 1950-52

KICKOFF RETURNS Most Returns, Game 7 Pete Louthis (Harvard), 10/5/68 Greg Wright (Delaware), 11/20/71 Earl Beecham (UNH), 10/12/85 A.J. Kizekai (Hofstra), 10/11/08 Most Returns, Season 43 A.J. Kizekai, 2007

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL Most Returns, Career 84 Dan Scocca, 1987-90 81 A.J. Kizekai, 2006-pres. Most Yards, Game 210 A.J. Kizekai (Lafayette), 11/8/08 198 Dante Ross (Georgetown), 10/2/04 178 A.J. Kizekai (Colgate), 10/25/08 175 A.J. Kizekai (Hofstra), 10/11/08 172 Earl Beecham (UNH), 10/12/85 171 Dan Scocca (Princeton), 10/15/88 167 A.J. Kizekai (Stony Brook), 9/8/07 156 A.J. Kizekai (Duquesne), 9/1/07 152 Dan Scocca (Lafayette), 10/10/87 141 A.J. Kizekai (Richmond), 9/22/07 136 Terence Parham (Cornell), 10/15/94 Most Yards, Season 1113 A.J. Kizekai, 2007 973 A.J. Kizekai, 2008 753 Troy White, 1994 558 Brad Bernardini, 1993 547 Dan Scocca, 1987 537 Tom Crum, 1967 485 Dan Scocca, 1988 484 Dante Ross, 2003 Most Yards, Career 2107 A.J. Kizekai, 2006-pres. 1843 Dan Scocca, 1987-90 Longest Returns 100 A.J. Kizekai (Lafayette), 11/8/08 99 Justin Brumbaugh (Dickinson), 11/28/29 Terence Parham (Towson), 9/14/96 97 Dante Ross (Georgetown), 10/2/04 George Vetter (Gettysburg), 10/25/31 94 Vince Woody (Gettysburg), 10/22/77 93 Jabu Powell (Columbia), 9/26/98 92 A.J. Kizekai (Colgate), 10/6/07 Most Touchdowns, Game 2 Dante Ross (Georgetown), 10/2/04 MOST TOUCHDOWNS, CAREER 2 Terence Parham, 1994-97 Dante Ross, 2002-05 A.J. Kizekai, 2006-pres.

PUNT RETURNS Most Returns, Game 9 Ed Netski (F & M), 11/23/44 Most Returns, Season 32 Mike Phillips, 1994 Most Returns, Career 69 Dante Ross, 2002-05 Most Yards, Game 140 Gene Hubka (Muhlenberg), 9/16/44 Most Yards, Season 366 Kevin Eiben, 2000 301 Bob Marks, 1965 281 Mike Phillips, 1994 281 Nolan Applegate, 2006 276 Ardie Kissinger, 1997 265 Dan Palko, 1998 260 Kevin Eiben, 1999 246 Dante Ross, 2004 233 Dante Ross, 2003

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 232 Gene Hubka, 1944 Most Yards, Career 730 Dante Ross, 2002-05 626 Kevin Eiben, 1997-2000 Longest Return 89 Matt Hart (Ohio Wesleyan), 10/12/63

TOUCHDOWNS Game 8 5

Clarke Hinkle (Dickinson), 11/28/29 Mitch Farbstein (Laf.), 10/23/71 Daris Wilson (Holy Cross), 10/30/04 Daris Wilson (Colgate), 11/13/04

Season 21 Clarke Hinkle, 1929 17 Jason Marrow, 1999 Daris Wilson, 2004 16 Ken Jenkins, 1980 14 Brad Myers, 1951 Burt Talmage, 1951 Jabu Powell, 2000 12 Shaun Pasternak, 2008 11 Lester Erb, 1990 Rich Lemon, 1994 Chris Peer, 1997 Jason Marrow, 1998 Career 37 Clarke Hinkle, 1929-31 Rich Lemon, 1993-96 33 Brad Myers, 1950-52 31 Jason Marrow, 1998-2001 27 Jabu Powell, 1998-2001 Ken Jenkins, 1979-81

SCORING GAME 50 30

Clarke Hinkle (Dickinson), 11/28/29 Mitch Farbstein (Lafayette), 10/23/71 Daris Wilson (Holy Cross), 10/30/04 Daris Wilson (Colgate), 11/13/04

Season 128 Clarke Hinkle, 1929 102 Jason Marrow, 1999 Daris Wilson, 2004 96 Ken Jenkins, 1980 84 Brad Myers, 1951 Burt Talmage, 1951 Jabu Powell, 2000 74 Shaun Pasternak, 2008 68 Chris Peer, 1997 67 Todd Krutchkoﬀ, 1990 66 Lester Erb, 1990 Rich Lemon, 1994 Jason Marrow, 1998 Ryan Korn, 2003 63 Ed Halicki, 1927 Career 230 222 198 192 186 178 173 162

Clarke Hinkle, 1929-31 Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Brad Myers, 1950-52 Chris Lundberg, 199-2002 Jason Marrow, 1998-2001 Steve Barimo, 1986-89 Al Yuknus, 1981-84 Jabu Powell, 1998-2001 Ken Jenkins, 1979-81

SCORING

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Most Points, Kicking, Season 67 Todd Krutchkoﬀ, 1990 66 Ryan Korn, 2003 62 Ross Coleman, 1997 Chris Lundberg, 2000 58 Ross Coleman, 1998 57 Steve Barimo, 1989 Most Points, Kicking, Career 192 Chris Lundberg, 1999-2002 178 Steve Barimo, 1986-89 173 Al Yuknus, 1981-84

FIELD GOALS Game 4 3

Season 14 13 12 11 10

Steve Barimo (Lafayette), 11/4/89 Al Yuknus (Davidson), 10/3/81 Al Yuknus (Cornell), 10/31/81 Al Yuknus (Columbia), 10/22/83 Al Yuknus (Davidson), 11/5/83 Al Yuknus (Davidson), 10/20/84 Ross Coleman (St. Mary’s), 9/12/98 Chris Lundberg (Lafayette), 10/14/00 Chris Lundberg (Holy Cross), 11/4/00 Chris Lundberg (Columbia), 9/22/01 Chris Lundberg (St. Mary’s), 9/14/02 Ryan Korn (Columbia), 9/27/03 Ryan Korn (Georgetown), 9/3/05 Ryan Korn, 2003 Chris Lundberg, 2000 Al Yuknus, 1981 Steve Barimo, 1989 Steve Barimo, 1987 Rich Miller, 1995 Ross Coleman, 1997 Ross Coleman, 1998 Al Yuknus, 1983 Chris Lundberg, 2001 Will Carney, 2006

Career 37 Al Yuknus, 1981-84 32 Chris Lundberg, 1999-2002 Longest Field Goal 55 Lloyd Trimmer (GW), 1925 52 Al Yuknus (Davidson), 10/3/81 Felix McCormick (GW), 1925 (drop kick) 50 Most Consecutive Field Goals 10 Todd Krutchkoﬀ, 1990

EXTRA POINTS Made, Game 10 Mike Seigfried (Ohio Wes.), 10/10/64 Attempts, Game 10 Mike Seigfried (Ohio Wes.), 10/10/64 Made, Season 39 Joe Mason, 1951 Attempts, Season 48 Joe Mason, 1951 Made, Career 96 Chris Lundberg, 1999-2002

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Attempts, Career 109 Chris Lundberg, 1999-2002 Consecutive Conversions, Season 35 Ryan Korn, 2004 31 Todd Krutchkoﬀ, 1990 30 Will Carney, 2007 27 Will Carney, 2006 25 Steve Barimo, 1988 24 Rich Miller, 1994 Consecutive Conversions, Career 64 Will Carney, 2005-08 40 Al Yuknus, 1983-84 Ryan Korn, 2003-04

PUNTING

Longest Punt Pun 89 Bill Lane (Temple), 1936 80 Mike Morrow (Northeastern), 1984 70 Ken Durr (Cornell), 1980 70 Rich Miller (Harvard), 1994 66 Brian Kramer (Colgate), 1998 65 Ryan Berry (Colgate), 2003 63 Glyn Lipp (Boston Univ.), 1978 Brian Kramer (Colgate), 1998

INTERCEPTIONS Game 4 3

Most Punts, Game 12 Billy Windle (Towson), 11/11/2000 Most Punts, Season 72 John Toman, 1991 Most Punts, Career 207 Rich Miller, 1993-96 Highest Average, Game 52.0 Mike Connell (Delaware), 11/17/62

Season 10 9 8 7 6

Highest Average, Season 41.1 Phil Azarik, 2007 (43-1766) 40.9 Rich Miller, 1996 (62-2536) 40.5 Phil Azarik, 2006 (57-2309) 40.5 Phil Azarik, 2008 (44-1784) 39.7 Rich Miller, 1994 (50-1986) 39.4 Ken Durr, 1981 (46-1813) 39.0 Mike Morrow, 1984 (53-2065) 38.3 Jim Stewart, 1955 (13-504) Highest Average, Career 40.1 Phil Azarik, 2005-08 (163-6543) 38.2 Ken Durr, 1979-81 (143-5458) 37.9 Rich Miller, 1993-96 (207) 37.4 Brian Kramer, 1997-99 (159) 37.2 Mike Morrow, 1983-86 (196) 36.7 Joe Mason, 1950-51 (79)

John Sitarsky (Furman), 11/3/34 Kevin Eiben (Duquesne), 9/30/2000 Ed Adams (Lafayette), 10/27/51 Stan Butterworth (Temple), 10/10/52 George Salinger (Colgate), 10/11/58 Mike Thompson (Davidson), 11/6/82 Robert Hawkins (IUP), 9/13/86 Joe Glenn (Duquesne), 8/30/2003 Dante Ross (Duquesne), 11/20/04 Gene Luccarelli, 1970 Stan Butterworth, 1952 Kevin Eiben, 2000 Gene Luccarelli, 1968 Nate Musselman, 1997 Stan Butterworth, 1951 Ken Twiford, 1960 Tom Pawlina, 1966 Trevor Smith, 1990 Mark Miller, 1993 Erich Muzi, 1998 Joe Glenn, 2003

Career 18 Gene Luccarelli, 1968-70 15 Ed Stec, 1946-49 Stan Butterworth, 1950-52 13 Erich Muzi, 1995-98 Kevin Eiben, 1997-2000 10 Van Johnson, 1949-51 Jim Gush, 1978-80 Robert Hawkins, 1985-87 Virgil Rush, 2000-04 9 Mike Augsberger, 1987-90 Nate Musselman, 1996-98, ‘00 Justin Lustig, 1997-2000 Most Return Yards, Season 150 Kevin Eiben, 2000 Most Return Yards, Career 232 Gene Luccarelli, 1968-70

Russ Strohecker is Bucknell's career tackles leader with 370.

TACKLES Season 161 154 149 144 137 133 132 129 128

Paul Havrilla, 1984 Mark Wisniewski, 1985 Pete Davies, 1984 Rob Bird, 1995 Joe Catalano, 1980 Scott Somerville, 1984 Willie Hill, 1997 Glen MacGibbon, 1982 Brandon Little, 1996 Joel Kreider, 1979

Season, Freshman 100 John Spatafore, 1988 Career 370 369 363 360 327

Russ Strohecker, 1991-94 Mark Wisniewski, 1982-85 John Spatafore, 1988-91 Joe Catalano, 1977-80 Mike Augsberger, 1987-90

QUARTERBACK SACKS Game 4

Cecil Boone (Colgate), 11/20/93 Ed Burman (Cornell), 10/14/95 Ed Burman (Holy Cross), 11/4/95 Shawn Redd (Colgate), 10/31/98

Season 14.5 Ed Burman, 1995 11 Dave Hibbard, 1980 Ed Burman, 1994 10.5 Sean Conover, 2004 10 Cecil Boone, 1993 9 Pete Mauritz, 1980 Andy Carmona, 1999 Joe Massey, 2000 Career 25.5 Dave Hibbard, 1978-80 Ed Burman, 1993-95 22.5 Joe Massey, 1999-2002 22 Pete Mauritz, 1978-80 17.5 Juan Morales, 1999-2002 Sean Conover, 2002-05 16.5 Bruce Keltie, 1978-80 16 Roosevelt Smith, 1989-91 Eric Green, 1996-99 Note: Tackles/sacks are not oﬃcial NCAA statistics; kept since 1977

Longest Touchdown Return 90 Joe Glenn (Delaware St.), 9/6/2003 82 Dave Evans (Lafayette), 10/14/2000 80 Bill McKay (Lafayette), 10/27/45 79 Ed Burman (Fordham), 9/16/95 77 Tom Havern (Rhode Island), 10/29/66

Gene Luccarelli still owns Bucknell interception records for a season and career.

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2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL RUSHING Attempts, Game 84 Albright, 9/22/56 79 Lafayette, 10/27/51 Lafayette, 9/27/52 78 Buﬀalo, 10/18/52 76 Davidson, 9/29/79 75 Towson, 11/21/98 Attempts, Season 622 2003 578 2004 577 2005 563 1951 539 2006 535 1971 Net Yards, Game 511 Lafayette, 9/27/52 486 Muhlenberg, 9/29/51 481 Towson, 11/21/98 471 Wash. & Jeﬀ., 10/22/49 456 Lehigh, 10/9/54 446 Davidson, 9/29/79 Net Yards, Season 2909 1951 2908 2003 2770 2004 2587 2006 2374 1952 2277 2005 Avg. Yards Per Game, Season 323.2 1951

PASSING Attempts, Game 68 Fordham, 10/27/01 62 Colgate, 10/18/86 57 Colgate, 11/7/70 52 Lafayette, 10/25/86 51 Kent State, 9/8/01 Attempts, Season 391 2001 367 1986 352 1988 347 1995 333 1991 Completions, Game 36 Colgate, 10/18/86 Fordham, 10/27/01 29 Boston Univ., 11/12/83 Lafayette, 10/25/86 Towson State, 9/19/92 27 Lehigh, 11/5/88 Fordham, 11/19/94

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TEAM RECORDS Towson State, 9/19/92

Passing Yards, Season 2465 1986 2453 1989 2339 2001 2260 1988 2226 1990 Touchdown Passes, Season 23 1990 20 2008 19 1989 18 1994 17 1986 1988 1992 Avg. Yards Per Game, Season 246.5 1986

TOTAL OFFENSE Total Yards, Single Game 698 Buﬀalo, 10/20/51 593 Towson, 11/21/98 582 Muhlenberg, 10/4/52 569 Lafayette, 9/27/52 568 Towson State, 10/6/90 557 Lafayette, 10/27/51 552 Colgate, 11/11/89 Total Yards, Season 4453 2003 4170 1951 4023 1990 3994 1989 3939 1994 Plays, Season 828 1970 Avg. Yards Per Game, Season 463.3 1951

SCORING Touchdowns, Game 12 CCNY, 11/11/44 Touchdowns, Season 50 1951 Points, Quarter 39 CCNY, 11/11/44

Points, Half 49 Wash. & Jeff., 10/22/49 Columbia, 10/24/87 Points, Game 78 Dickinson, 11/28/29 CCNY, 11/11/44 72 Ohio Wes., 10/10/64 Susquehanna, 11/19/21 62 Wash. & Jeff., 10/22/49 62 Buffalo, 10/20/51 Columbia, 10/24/87 Points, Season 339 1951 337 1990 320 1999 296 2004 284 2003 282 1997 278 1998 272 1994 Opponent Points, Game 82 Temple, 10/8/66 78 Georgetown, 11/25/16 74 Lehigh, 10/11/1888 70 Navy, 11/18/13 64 Temple, 10/12/45 Fewest Opponent Points, Season 7 1918 (6 games) 33 1940 (8 games) 37 1920 (9 games) 37 1929 (10 games) 38 1934 (11 games) Highest Losing Score 35 The Citadel 38, 9/18/71 UNH 42, 10/8/83 Penn 38, 9/24/88 Lafayette 52, 10/8/88 Princeton 41, 10/15/88 Consecutive Games Scoring 63 1996-2002 Consecutive Games Scoring  or More Points 8 1996-97

MISCELLANEOUS Most Wins 10 1998

Undefeated Seasons 6-0 1918 6-0-3 1931 9-0 1951 Consecutive Victories 17 1950-52 Consecutive Losses 11 1957-58 Consecutive Home Victories 24 1897-1906 Consecutive Road Victories 10 1950-52 Margin of Victory 78 vs. Dickinson (78-0), 11/28/29 vs. CCNY (78-0), 11/11/44 Margin of Defeat 78 vs. G’town (0-78), 11/25/16 Consecutive Shutouts 4 1914, 1918, 1925, 1931 Consecutive Shutout Quarters 22 1931 First Downs, Game 33 Towson State, 10/6/90 First Downs, Season 238 1990 Fewest First Downs Allowed 1 Ursinus, 1920 Gettysburg, 9/23/61 Interceptions, Game 6 Massachusetts, 11/4/72 Interceptions, Season 31 1944 29 1951 Fumbles, Game 11 (Lost 8), Lehigh, 10/25/80 Turnovers, Both Teams 15 Bucknell 8, Hofstra 7, 9/8/90 Penalties, Game 14 6 times most recent: Georgetown, 10/20/01

Completions, Season 210 2001 209 1986 193 1988 192 1995 187 1992 Passing Yards, Game 412 Lafayette, 10/25/86 383 Fordham, 11/19/94 376 Fordham, 9/16/89 354 Towson State, 10/7/89

Don McDowell helped Bucknell register 593 yards of total offense against Towson in 1998.

Scott Lillis was a member of the 1986 Bison squad that had a record 2,465 passing yards.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

100-YARD RUSHERS The following players have rushed for at least 100 yards in a single game for the Bison: Yds. 282 268 252 236 236 229 222 215 211 210 208 207 206 199 197 197 196 195 193 192 192 191 189 188 188 188 188 187 185 180 180 178 173 173 172 171 171 167 164 163 160 158 158 158 158 158 158 157 156 156 155 155 154 153 153 153 152 152 152 152 150 150 149 148 147 147 146 146 145 145 144 144 143 143 143 142 142 140 140 140 139 139 138 138 138 136 135 135 134

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Name Jabu Powell Dante Ross Daris Wilson Chris Peer Daris Wilson Rich Lemon Joel Boyd Jabu Powell Jim Ostendarp Rich Lemon Burt Talmage Rich Lemon Mitch Farbstein Daris Wilson Brad Myers Ken Jenkins Rich Lemon Burt Talmage Sam Havrilak Mitch Farbstein Ken Jenkins Ken Jenkins Dave Vassar Brad Myers Bob Langan Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Burt Talmage Marshall Hall Josh DeStefano Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Chris Peer Gene Hubka Rich Lemon Chris Peer Bob Langan Jess Brinson Rich Lemon Brian Henesey Lou Tomasetti Rick Wardrop Ken Jenkins Earl Beecham Jabu Powell Jabu Powell Sam Havrilak Jabu Powell Ken Jenkins Rick Diez Mitch Farbstein Burt Talmage Brad Myers Bob Coons Frank Arentowicz Burt Talmage Matt Walsh Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Dick McCartney Sam Havrilak Rich Lemon Blamah Sarnor Brad Myers Blamah Sarnor Gene Hubka Ken Jenkins Burt Talmage Rich Lemon Sam Havrilak Mitch Farbstein Burt Talmage Bruce Smith Daris Wilson Brad Myers Rich Lemon Mitch Farbstein Bob Langan Kadero Watson Jim Ostendarp Daris Wilson Don Rodgers Rich Lemon Dan Palko Rich Lemon Harry Bonk Brad Myers Hassen Abdellah

Opponent Cornell Marist Holy Cross Holy Cross Colgate Fordham Gettysburg Duquesne NYU Bloomsburg Muhlenberg Colgate Gettysburg Fordham Muhlenberg Lafayette Holy Cross Muhlenberg Colgate Colgate Brown Boston U. Lehigh Temple Lafayette Fordham Holy Cross Harvard Delaware Boston U. Fordham Fordham Yale St. Mary’s Muhlenberg So. Connecticut Duquesne Columbia Georgetown Lehigh Colgate Ursinus Vermont Cornell Cornell Duquesne Fordham Temple Georgetown Slippery Rock Lafayette Rutgers Lafayette Gettysburg Delaware Lehigh Lafayette Lafayette Colgate Towson Lehigh Maine Holy Cross Lehigh Colgate Duquesne NYU West Chester Lehigh Fordham Delaware Lafayette Buﬀalo Lafayette Duquesne Temple Lehigh Gettysburg Boston U. Holy Cross Muhlenberg Cornell Temple Brown Lafayette So. Conn. Villanova Lafayette Davidson

Year 2000 2005 2004 1997 2004 1996 1977 2000 1949 1993 1952 1995 1971 2003 1951 1980 1995 1951 1968 1972 1980 1980 1967 1952 1973 1993 1994 1994 1951 1982 2006 1995 1996 1997 1944 1994 1997 1974 2001 1993 1989 1937 1973 1980 1985 1999 1999 1968 2000 1980 1970 1971 1952 1952 1965 1966 1951 1992 1993 1994 1954 1968 1996 2003 1951 2003 1944 1980 1951 1994 1967 1971 1951 1965 2004 1950 1995 1972 1973 2005 1949 2004 1963 1993 1998 1995 1944 1952 1979

Yds. 133 133 131 131 130 130 129 128 128 128 128 127 126 126 126 125 124 123 123 123 122 122 122 122 122 122 121 121 120 120 120 120 119 119 119 119 119 118 118 117 117 117 117 117 116 116 116 115 115 115 115 115 114 114 114 114 114 113 113 113 112 112 111 111 111 111 111 111 110 110 110 110 110 109 108 108 108 108 108 108 108 108 108 108 107 107 107 107 107 106 106 106

Name Brad Myers Rich Lemon Don Koppes Bruce Smith Gene Hubka Don Koppes Corin Erby Don Koppes Hassen Abdellah Brian Henesey Jabu Powell Pete Louthis Brad Myers Dan Scocca Rashod Bumpers Bob Fitzsimmons Jacques Peay Hassen Abdellah Ken Jenkins Daris Wilson Lou Tomasetti Elting Johnson Bob Ford Matt Walsh Blamah Sarnor Andrew Lair Frank Funair Ken Jenkins Brad Myers Matt Walsh Dan Palko Jess Brinson Al Yanelli Vince Woody Chris Peer Jabu Powell Dante Ross Jim Ostendarp Brian Henesey Bruce Smith Sam Havrilak Brian Henesey Rich Lemon LaMario Bradwell Bob Sierer Bob Langan Matt Walsh Ed Netski Ed Adams Bob Ford Bob Laughton Brian Henesey Elting Johnson Bob Albert Jabu Powell Jabu Powell Frank Lazio Matt Hart Mitch Farbstein Daris Wilson Brad Myers Ed Adams Paul D’Aloia Marshall Hall Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Dante Ross Elting Johnson Bob Fitzsimmons Rich Lemon Jabu Powell Kevin Mullen Bob Coons Pat Malone Bob Laughton Larry D’Amico Ken Jenkins Earl Beecham Steve Weiss Rich Lemon Jason Marrow Jason Marrow Terrance Wilson Lou Tomasetti Ken Twiford Daris Wilson Blamah Sarnor Raphael Darrington Ken Jenkins Marshall Hall Matt Walsh

Opponent Lafayette Towson Gettysburg Pennsylvania Lafayette Albright Fordham Delaware Davidson Penn Columbia Gettysburg Muhlenburg Dartmouth Duquesne Carnegie West Chester Gettysburg Dayton Columbia Gettysburg Case Temple Columbia Georgetown Georgetown Albright Davidson Lehigh Bloomsburg Duquesne Duquesne Delaware Davidson Towson Columbia Villanova Gettysburg Lafayette Lafayette Boston U. Dartmouth Princeton Towson Muhlenberg Gettysburg Lehigh NYU Buﬀalo Lehigh Delaware Towson Muhlenberg Gettysburg Kent State Towson Delaware State Lafayette UMass Penn Buﬀalo Lafayette Colgate Boston U. Lehigh Lafayette Lafayette Fordham Muhlenberg Albright Cornell Columbia Georgetown Lehigh Gettysburg Gettysburg Northeastern Cornell Columbia Lehigh Cornell Towson Holy Cross Marist Ursinus Gettysburg Delaware State Towson Cornell Gettysburg Columbia Brown

Year 1951 1993 1956 1966 1946 1956 2007 1955 1978 1989 1999 1968 1952 1989 2006 1957 1981 1978 1979 2004 1938 1943 1954 1992 2003 2008 1939 1979 1951 1992 1998 2002 1946 1977 1997 2000 2005 1949 1989 1966 1967 1991 1994 1998 1954 1973 1992 1944 1952 1954 1964 1990 1943 1950 2001 2001 2003 1963 1972 2003 1951 1952 1978 1979 1994 1994 1995 2005 1943 1957 1994 2001 2006 1965 1961 1963 1979 1979 1985 1987 1995 1998 1999 2007 1936 1959 2003 2003 2003 1979 1982 1992

Yds. 106 106 106 105 105 105 104 104 104 103 103 103 103 103 103 102 102 102 102 102 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

Name Daris Wilson Daris Wilson Frank Lazio Jacques Peay Craig Svendsen Kenny Davis Bob Langan Rich Lemon Jabu Powell Lou Tomasetti Jim Ostendarp Brad Myers Bob Dee Brian Henesey Rich Lemon Burt Talmage Bob Ford Rich Lemon Jabu Powell Blamah Sarnor Bob Albert Bob Coons Sam Havrilak Charles Bair Paul D’Aloia Ken Jenkins Dan Scocca Brian Henesey Josh DeStefano Justin Pulgrano Arda Bowser Brad Myers Brad Myers Hassen Abdellah Chris Peer Dan Palko Blamah Sarnor Josh DeStefano

MEMBERS

Opponent Cornell Fordham Lafayette Cornell Brown Holy Cross Davidson Towson Lafayette Villanova Buﬀalo Delaware Buﬀalo Lafayette Hofstra Temple Muhlenberg Colgate Penn Holy Cross Temple Hofstra Gettysburg Maine Davidson Connecticut Davidson Fordham Marist Marist Ursinus Gettysburg Lehigh Boston U. Lehigh St. Mary’s Cornell Fordham

OF THE

Year 2003 2004 2004 1981 1993 2005 1972 1996 1999 1936 1949 1951 1952 1990 1994 1950 1954 1994 1999 2003 1949 1965 1967 1968 1979 1981 1987 1991 2006 2007 1920 1951 1952 1979 1997 1998 2002 2004

CLUB

Name ..............................................100-Yard Games Rich Lemon.......................... 28 Brad Myers .......................... 13 Jabu Powell .......................... 12 Ken Jenkins ......................... 11 Daris Wilson ........................ 10 Burt Talmage ..........................8 Brian Henesey ........................7 Mitch Farbstein ......................6 Sam Havrilak ..........................6 Blamah Sarnor........................6 Bob Langan .............................5 Matt Walsh .............................5 Chris Peer ...............................5 Hassen Abdellah .....................4 Jim Ostendarp .......................4 Lou Tomasetti ........................4 Bob Coons ...............................3 Josh DeStefano ......................3 Bob Ford .................................3 Marshall Hall ..........................3 Gene Hubka ............................3 Elting Johnson .......................3 Don Koppes ............................3 Dan Palko ...............................3 Dante Ross ..............................3 Bruce Smith ............................3 Ed Adams ................................2 Bob Albert...............................2 Earl Beecham ..........................2 Jess Brinson ...........................2 Paul D’Aloia.............................2 Bob Fitzsimmons ...................2 Bob Laughton .........................2 Frank Lazio .............................2 Jason Marrow.........................2

Jacques Peay ...........................2 Dan Scocca ..............................2 Frank Arentowicz ...................1 Charles Bair ............................1 Harry Bonk .............................1 Arda Bowser ...........................1 Joel Boyd ................................1 LaMario Bradwell ...................1 Rashod Bumpers ....................1 Larry D’Amico ........................1 Raphael Darrington ...............1 Kenny Davis............................1 Bob Dee .................................1 Rich Diez .................................1 Corin Erby...............................1 Frank Funair ...........................1 Matt Hart ...............................1 Andrew Lair ............................1 Pete Louthis............................1 Pat Malone ..............................1 Dick McCartney......................1 Kevin Mullen ..........................1 Ed Netski ................................1 Justin Pulgrano ......................1 Don Rodgers ...........................1 Bob Sierer ...............................1 Craig Svendsen .......................1 Ken Twiford ............................1 Dave Vassar.............................1 Rick Wardrop ..........................1 Kadero Watson .......................1 Steve Weiss .............................1 Terrance Wilson .....................1 Vince Woody ...........................1 Al Yanelli .................................1

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

100-YARD RECEIVERS/300-YARD PASSERS

The following players have recorded at least 100 receiving yards in a single game for the Bison (since 1957): Yds. 264 202 201 194 184 170 166 162 156 151 150 150 149 149 148 147 147 145 141 140 139 139 137 137 136 135 134 134 134 132 130 130 129 129 126 126 125 125 125 120 119 119 117 117

Name Tom Mitchell Lester Erb Carl Probst Lester Erb David Berardinelli David Berardinelli Shaun Pasternak Tom Mitchell Shaun Pasternak Dave Kucera Mike Guerrini Shaun Pasternak David Berardinelli Ron Rockett Tom Mitchell Ron Kinsey David Berardinelli Don Lenhard Tom Mitchell Dan Scocca Tom Mitchell Ed Hughes Jerome Griﬃn Dave Kucera Scott Lillis Albert Marquardt Tom Mitchell Dave Kucera Mike Morrow Mike Pensabene John Sakowski Albert Marquardt Dave Kucera Jim Horan Dave Kucera Dave Kucera Tom Mitchell Paul Gilewicz John Sakowski Irv Renneisen Ron Rockett Jim Horan Mike Morrow Lester Erb

Opponent Temple Fordham The Citadel Lafayette Towson State Lafayette Duquesne Temple Fordham Northeastern Harvard Colgate Lehigh Colgate Lehigh Harvard Holy Cross Maine Dartmouth Towson State Lafayette Lehigh Colgate Davidson Colgate Cornell Harvard New Hampshire Davidson Maine Lehigh Holy Cross Merchant Marine Acad. Lehigh Lehigh Delaware Lafayette Colgate Army Colgate Holy Cross Holy Cross Lafayette Dartmouth

Year 1965 1989 1971 1989 1992 1991 2008 1964 2008 1986 1987 2008 1991 1998 1965 1964 1992 1966 1963 1989 1964 1982 1970 1986 1987 2002 1964 1986 1986 1974 1995 2003 1983 2001 1986 1986 1963 1968 1995 1974 1998 2001 1986 1989

TOUCHDOWN PLAYS Yards 100 99 99 97 97 94 94 93 92 91 91 91 90 90 90 90 89 89 86 86 86 85 84 84 84 82 83 83 83 83 82 82 81

117 117 117 116 115 114 113 113 112 112 111 110 109 109 108 108 108 108 107 107 107 106 106 106 105 104 104 104 104 103 103 103 103 103 102 102 102 101 101 101 101 101 101 100 100

OF AT

Albert Marquardt Albert Marquardt Shaun Pasternak Richard Tyrrell Larry Brunt Damon Garner Ron Kinsey Lester Erb Rich Lemon Kyle Harris Albert Marquardt William Stein Brad Bernardini Ardie Kissinger Ken Jenkins Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Steve Noteboom Ardie Kissinger Daniel Zvara Tom Mitchell Paul Gilewicz Rich Lemon Dave Kucera Tom Mitchell Mike Morrow Scott Lillis Ron Rockett Tom Mitchell William Stein Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Lester Erb Mike Morrow Ron Rockett Albert Marquardt Tom Mitchell Ron Kinsey Charles Bair Craig Cavlovic Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Carl Probst Shaun Pasternak

Georgetown Columbia Colgate Delaware Lafayette Lehigh Temple Columbia Holy Cross Duquesne Columbia Colgate Fordham Holy Cross West Chester Lafayette Holy Cross Army Lafayette Penn Lehigh Davidson Lehigh Fordham Delaware Lafayette Colgate Lehigh Colgate Ohio Wesleyan Davidson Lehigh Holy Cross Colgate Lehigh Lafayette Georgetown Kings Point Hofstra Penn Cornell Cornell Princeton Delaware Marist

2002 2003 2008 1961 1976 1993 1964 1990 1994 2000 2001 1973 1993 1996 1980 1987 1988 1988 1995 1998 2005 1965 1970 1994 1983 1965 1986 1987 1997 1964 1971 1987 1987 1989 1986 1998 2001 1964 1965 1967 1987 1987 1988 1971 2008

The following players have passed for at least 300 yards in a single game for the Bison: Yds. 383 358 353 350 342 335 323 304 303

Name Rob Glus Scott Auchenbach Travis Kopp Jim Given Scott Auchenbach Jim Given Bob Gibbon Travis Kopp Jim Given

Opponent Fordham Towson Towson Colgate Fordham Lafayette Columbia Lafayette IUP

Year 1994 1989 1992 1986 1989 1986 1983 1991 1986

Bob Gibbon was the first 300-yard passer in Bucknell history with 323 yards against Columbia in 1983.

LEAST 70 YARDS

Name, Type of Play, Opponent, Year A.J. Kizekai, kickoff return vs. Lafayette, 2008 Justin Brumbaugh, kickoff return vs. Dickinson, 1929 Terence Parham, kickoff return vs. Towson, 1996 George Vetter, kickoff return vs. Gettysburg, 1931 Dante Ross, kickoff return vs. Georgetown, 2004 Frank Funair, run from scrimmage vs. Penn State, 1938 Vince Woody, kickoff return vs. Gettysburg, 1977 Jabu Powell, kickoff return vs. Columbia, 1998 A.J. Kizekai, kickoff return vs. Colgate, 2007 Phil Meltzer, kickoff return vs. Colgate, 1972 Hassen Abdellah, run from scrimmage vs. Lehigh, 1979 Terence Parham, kickoff return vs. Cornell, 1994 Gene Hubka, kickoff return vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1943 Al Yanelli, run from scrimmage, vs. Delaware, 1946 Earl Beecham, kickoff return vs. Cornell, 1985 Joe Glenn, interception return vs. Delaware State, 2003 Brad Myers, run from scrimmage vs. Gettysburg, 1952 Matt Hart, punt return vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 1963 Don Giacomelli, punt return vs. Gettysburg, 1969 Jack Boyle, fumble return vs. Fordham, 1996 Ardie Kissinger, pass from Jim John vs. Penn, 1998 Dante Ross, kickoff return vs. Georgetown, 2004 Brad Myers, run from scrimmage vs. Temple, 1952 Jack Eachus, pass from Paul Terhes vs. Lehigh, 1958 Matt Hart, run from scrimmage vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 1963 Tom Crum, kickoff return vs. Rhode Island, 1967 Hassen Abdellah, punt return vs. Lehigh, 1979 Lester Erb, pass from Scott Auchenbach vs. Fordham, 1989 Brad Bernardini, pass from Glus vs. Colgate, 1992 Rich Lemon, run from scrimmage vs. Cornell, 1994 Dave Evans, pass interception vs. Lafayette, 2000 A.J. Kizekai, pass from Trigg vs. Fordham, 2007 Don Lenhard, pass from Bob Marks vs. Temple, 1966

Yards 80 80 80 80 80 80 79 79 79 78 78 77 77 77 75 74 74 74 74 73 73 73 73 73 72 72 72 71 71 70 70 70

Name, Type of Play, Opponent, Year Bill McKay, pass interception vs. Lafayette, 1945 Bruce Smith, pass from Sam Havrilak vs. Lafayette, 1967 Carl Probst, pass from Howie Burke vs. The Citadel, 1971 Mike Morrow, pass from Jim Given vs. Davidson, 1986 Kevin McElvene, pass from Travis Kopp vs. Bloomsburg, 1992 A.J. Kizekai, run vs. Holy Cross, 2007 Ed Burman, pass interception vs. Fordham, 1995 Jabu Powell, run from scrimmage vs. Cornell, 2000 A.J. Kizekai, pass from Marcello Trigg vs. Holy Cross, 2008 Bruce Smith, run from scrimmage vs. Lafayette, 1965 Craig Stinson, pass from Al Locey vs. Columbia, 1982 Bruce Smith, run from scrimmage vs. Temple, 1966 Tom Havern, pass interception vs. Rhode Island, 1966 Paul Sant’Ambrogio, pass from Glyn Lipp vs. Rutgers, 1978 Lester Erb, kickoﬀ return vs. Hofstra, 1990 Tom Mitchell, pass from Bill Lerro vs. Temple, 1964 Tom Mitchell, pass from Bill Lerro vs. Temple, 1965 Ken Jenkins, run from scrimmage vs. Slippery Rock, 1980 Ardie Kissinger, pass from Jim Fox vs. Towson, 1996 Joe Gallagher, pass from Bob Albert vs. Lafayette, 1951 Dick McCartney, run from scrimmage vs. Lehigh, 1954 Bruce Smith, run from scrimmage vs. Lafayette, 1966 Rich Lemon, run from scrimmage vs. Brown, 1993 Chris Peer, run from scrimmage vs. Holy Cross, 1997 Brad Myers, run from scrimmage vs. Muhlenberg, 1951 Brad Myers, run from scrimmage vs. Muhlenberg, 1952 Earl Beecham, run from scrimmage vs. Cornell, 1985 Paul Terhes, run from scrimmage vs. Gettysburg, 1959 Brad Bernardini, punt return vs. Colgate, 1993 Sam Scalleat, pass from Mark Vetter vs. Temple, 1966 Steve Eck, punt return vs. The Citadel, 1971 Albert Marquardt, pass from Todd Wenrich vs. Cornell, 2002

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1,000-YARD RUSHERS RICH LEMON 1,496 YARDS 1994 S10 Hofstra S17 Southern Conn. S24 at Harvard O1 at Princeton O8 Towson State O15 Cornell O22 at Lehigh O29 Lafayette N5 at Holy Cross N12 Colgate N19 Fordham Totals (11 games)

Att. 16 22 28 29 35 19 21 22 33 24 33 282

Yards 103 171 187 117 152 110 110 111 188 102 145 1496

RICH LEMON 1,297 YARDS 1995 TD 1 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 10

RICH LEMON 1,151 YARDS 1993 S4 Bloomsburg S11 at Lafayette S25 Penn O2 Dartmouth O9 at Hofstra O16 at Brown O23 Holy Cross O30 at Fordham N6 Lehigh N13 at Towson State N20 at Colgate Totals (11 games)

Att. 32 8 10 10 6 16 19 28 28 23 32 212

Yards 210 27 13 33 6 138 88 188 163 133 152 1151

110

Att. 7 30 29 40 38 23

34 28 19 248

Yards 8 282 119 215 156 94 DNP DNP 74 86 68 1102

Att. 28 37 13 25 33 19 18 27 29 43 21 293

Yards 136 178 15 63 142 108 54 111 196 207 87 1297

TD 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 3 0 9

DARIS WILSON 1,149 YARDS 2004 TD 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 7

JABU POWELL 1,102 YARDS 2000 S2 at Richmond S16 Cornell S23 Columbia S30 Duquesne O7 at Georgetown O14 Lafayette O21 at Lehigh O28 Fordham N4 at Holy Cross N11 at Towson N18 Colgate Totals (9 games)

S9 Southern Conn. S16 at Fordham S23 at Princeton S30 at Penn O7 Lehigh O14 at Cornell O21 at Towson State O28 Lafayette N4 Holy Cross N11 at Colgate N18 at Army Totals Tot (11 games)

KEN JENKINS 1,270 YARDS 1980

at Villanova S2 S18 Cornell S25 Columbia O2 at Georgetown O9 Penn O16 Lafayette O23 at Lehigh O30 at Holy Cross N6 Fordham N13 Colgate N20 Duquesne Totals (11 games) Tot

Att. 24 23 20 25 30 10 19 31 22 18 32 254

Yards 32 139 123 68 27 12 11 252 106 236 143 1149

0 0 2 14

S22 vs. Gettysburg S29 Muhlenberg O6 at Lehigh O13 at Kent State O20 Buﬀalo O27 at Lafayette N3 Temple N10 at Colgate N17 Delaware Totals (9 games) Tot

Att. 10 N/A N/A 15 N/A 20 N/A N/A N/A N/A

Yards 100 N/A N/A 56 N/A 133 N/A N/A N/A 1069

Att. 17 17 27 12 24 23 21 25 21 26 213

Yards 60 156 192 36 197 146 55 158 79 191 1270

TD 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 3 1 2 10

CHRIS PEER 1,111 YARDS 1997 TD 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 5 2 5 2 17

BRAD MYERS 1,069 YARDS 1951 TD 0 3 1 4 2 2

S13 at Connecticut S20 Slippery Rock S27 at Brown O4 at Davidson O11 Lafayette O18 West Chester O25 at Lehigh N1 Cornell N8 Colgate N15 at Boston Univ. Totals (10 games) Tot

Duquesne S6 S20 at Lafayette S27 Penn O4 at Harvard O11 at Yale O18 at Fordham O25 Holy Cross Lehigh N1 N8 at St. Mary’s (Calif.) N15 at Towson State N22 at Colgate Totals (11 games) Tot

Att. 27 11 0 19 14 22 36 30 29 36 11 235

Yards 171 18 0 75 56 87 236 100 173 119 76 1111

TD 0 1 0 1 1 3 2 0 2 1 0 11

BURT TALMAGE 1,025 YARDS 1951 TD 2 4 1 0 2 1 N/A N/A N/A N/A

S22 vs. Gettysburg S29 Muhlenberg O6 at Lehigh O13 at Kent State O20 Buﬀalo O27 at Lafayette N3 Temple N10 at Colgate N17 Delaware Totals (9 games) Tot

Att. 8 N/A N/A 20 N/A 23 N/A N/A N/A N/A

Yards 42 N/A N/A 65 N/A 123 N/A N/A N/A 1025

TD 1 2 3 1 2 3 N/A N/A N/A N/A

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2,000-YARD PASSERS/1,000-YARD RECEIVERS

SCOTT AUCHENBACH 2,385 YARDS 1989 Comp.-Att. S16 at Fordham 16-22-1 S23 Cornell 17-38-1 S30 Dartmouth 20-27-1 O7 at Towson State 23-42-2 O14 Lehigh 12-23-0 O21 at Penn 11-29-1 O28 at Columbia 19-30-0 N4 Lafayette 17-27-1 N11 at Colgate 22-26-0 N18 Holy Cross 13-26-0 Totals (10 games) 170-290-7

Yards 342 181 259 358 148 131 252 299 236 179 2385

TODD WENRICH 2,327 YARDS 2001 TD 3 1 3 3 1 1 1 3 3 0 19

JIM GIVEN 2,167 YARDS 1986 Comp.-Att. S13 Indiana (Pa.) 22-30-0 S20 William & Mary 21-31-0 S27 at Penn 11-13-0 O4 Towson State 0-0-0 O11 at Davidson 15-21-0 O18 Colgate 36-62-3 O25 Lafayette 25-47-5 N1 at Cornell 21-42-3 N8 at Holy Cross 16-31-2 N15 at Lehigh 15-29-0 Totals (9 games) 182-306-13

Yards 303 292 114 0 238 350 335 238 132 165 2167

Yards 135 171 224 175 254 230 183 128 148 150 228 2026

Yards 179 286 198 280 152 264 280 234 228 226 2327

TD 1 1 1 2 1 2 0 2 2 0 12

SCOTT AUCHENBACH 2,132 YARDS 1988 TD 3 2 0 0 2 4 3 0 1 0 15

Comp.-Att. S10 Villanova 23-44-3 S17 Colgate 14-32-1 S24 at Penn 17-30-1 O1 at Army 17-30-2 O8 Lafayette 20-29-1 O15 Princeton 16-33-0 O22 at Columbia 16-28-0 17-36-1 O29 Davidson N5 at Lehigh 27-38-3 N12 at Holy Cross 18-38-4 Totals (10 games) 185-338-16 Tot

Yards 241 180 174 227 271 227 176 166 258 212 2132

TD 2 3 4 1 2 1 1 2 2 0 3 21

S6 Duquesne S1 S13 at Robert Morris S20 Cornell S2 O4 at Marist O11 Hofstra O1 O1 O18 at Georgetown O2 O25 Colgate N1 at Holy Cross N8 Lafayette N15 at Lehigh N1 N22 Fordham N2 To Totals (11 games)

Rec. 7 3 11 6 3 6 8 3 7 9 9 72

Yards 166 60 117 100 46 81 150 28 82 97 156 1083

Comp.-Att. S9 Southern Conn. 11-22-2 S16 at Fordham 22-34-0 S23 at Princeton 24-36-3 S30 at Penn 17-35-1 O7 Lehigh 24-35-1 O14 at Cornell 13-25-2 O21 at Towson 14-26-0 O28 Lafayette 12-25-1 N4 Holy Cross 25-41-0 N11 at Colgate 12-29-0 N18 at Army 18-36-0 Totals (11 games) 192-344-10 Tot

Yards 137 249 238 195 291 97 121 226 235 167 243 2199

TD 2 1 0 1 2 1 0 2 0 0 1 10

BOB GIBBON 2,060 YARDS 1984 TD 0 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 3 1 17

SHAUN PASTERNAK 1,083 REC. YARDS 2008

TODD HATAJIK 2,026 YARDS 1990 Comp.-Att. S8 Hofstra 10-21-4 S15 at Lafayette 14-22-1 S22 Columbia 18-21-0 S29 at Cornell 14-18-0 O6 Towson State 14-21-1 O13 Princeton 15-28-2 O20 at William & Mary 14-29-2 O27 Colgate 12-21-2 N3 at Holy Cross 12-21-0 N10 at Lehigh 13-30-1 N17 Fordham 14-22-1 Totals (11 games) 150-254-14

Comp.-Att. S8 at Kent State 25-51-2 S22 at Columbia 22-41-2 S29 St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (Calif.) 13-30-1 O6 Towson 19-33-1 O13 at Lafayette 16-26-0 O20 Georgetown 19-29-2 O27 at Fordham 36-67-3 N3 Holy Cross 23-37-2 N10 Lehigh 21-38-1 N17 at Colgate 15-32-1 Totals (10 games) 209-384-13 Tot

JIM FOX 2,199 YARDS 1995

TD 1 0 2 1 0 2 1 1 2 1 1 12

Comp.-Att. S8 Indiana (Pa.) 22-37-0 S15 Carnegie-Mellon 13-22-1 S22 at Northeastern 21-31-1 S29 at Princeton 18-32-3 O6 Cornell 9-16-1 O13 at New Hampshire 19-30-1 O20 at Davidson 22-32-1 Lafayette 11-26-2 N3 N10 at Lehigh 22-37-1 N17 at Delaware 23-47-1 Totals (10 games) 180-310-12 Tot

Yards 286 242 243 165 108 220 277 80 216 223 2060

TD 2 2 4 2 0 1 2 0 2 1 16

DAVE KUCERA 1,029 REC. YARDS 1984 S8 Indiana (Pa.) S15 Carnegie-Mellon S22 at Northeastern S29 at Princeton O6 Cornell O13 at New Hampshire O20 at Davidson N3 Lafayette N10 at Lehigh N17 at Delaware Totals (10 games) Tot

Rec. 8 2 12 7 4 9 7 5 10 9 73

Yards 91 76 151 78 55 134 137 55 126 126 1029

TD 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 6

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YEARLY LEADERS PASSING Year 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Name Mickey Melberger Ray Cosgrove Charlie Thomas Bob Laughton Bob Laughton Bob Coons Bruce Smith Sam Havrilak Sam Havrilak Dave Vassar Rick Diez Mitch Farbstein Mitch Farbstein Bob Langan Bob Langan Rick Wardrop Vince Woody Joel Boyd Joel Boyd Ken Jenkins Ken Jenkins Jacques Peay Marshall Hall Jacques Peay Earl Beecham Earl Beecham Earl Beecham Dan Scocca Brian Henesey Brian Henesey Brian Henesey Brian Henesey Matt Walsh Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Chris Peer Dan Palko Jabu Powell Jabu Powell Jabu Powell Blamah Sarnor Blamah Sarnor Daris Wilson Dante Ross Josh DeStefano A.J. Kizekai A.J. Kizekai

No. 73 75 39 117 89 153 124 143 161 160 156 201 129 195 147 104 65 150 148 131 213 110 154 106 47 99 145 84 89 177 197 182 228 212 282 293 207 235 141 129 248 157 150 206 254 208 118 70 104

Yds. 296 280 224 433 352 662 697 607 891 539 639 903 652 784 572 504 241 675 553 769 1270 462 737 449 218 549 416 381 430 718 815 686 839 1151 1496 1297 796 1111 682 827 1102 673 511 928 1149 845 643 432 484

Avg. 4.1 3.7 5.7 3.7 4.0 4.3 5.6 4.2 5.5 3.4 4.1 4.5 5.1 4.0 3.9 4.8 3.8 4.5 3.7 5.9 5.9 4.2 4.7 4.2 4.6 5.5 2.9 4.5 4.8 4.1 4.1 3.8 3.7 5.4 5.3 4.4 3.9 4.7 4.8 6.4 4.4 4.3 3.4 4.5 4.5 4.1 5.4 6.2 4.7

Year 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Name Paul Terhes Ron Giordano Ron Giordano Don Rodgers Bill Lerro Bill Lerro Sam Havrilak Sam Havrilak Sam Havrilak Greg Doviak Howard Burke Howard Burke Bob Bianchi Bob Bianchi John Burian Kerry Snow Kerry Snow Glyn Lipp Glyn Lipp Ed Hughes Al Locey Ed Hughes Al Locey Bob Gibbon Bob Gibbon Jim Given Jim Given Jim Given S. Auchenbach S. Auchenbach Todd Hatajik Travis Kopp Travis Kopp Rob Glus Rob Glus Jim Fox Jim Fox Don McDowell Don McDowell Don McDowell Lucas Phillips Todd Wenrich Todd Wenrich Daris Wilson Daris Wilson Dante Ross Marcello Trigg Marcello Trigg Marcello Trigg

Att. Cmp. 155 87 86 39 211 119 163 94 156 98 171 93 81 41 193 85 199 96 191 95 193 99 198 98 94 46 118 54 120 69 186 101 256 138 114 58 151 67 55 19 125 47 139 49 241 109 294 185 310 180 215 118 306 182 211 117 338 185 290 170 254 150 131 59 140 92 185 96 228 131 344 192 307 157 164 92 245 126 249 133 305 164 384 209 167 95 95 58 94 62 109 52 92 39 133 64 155 104

Yds. 981 594 1461 1050 1255 1303 475 835 1179 803 1009 995 621 520 911 1210 1451 690 1006 304 654 593 1595 1835 2060 1105 2167 1518 2132 2385 2026 834 1067 1260 1821 2199 1783 1177 1443 1362 1777 2327 1079 848 852 718 617 1130 1438

Pct. .561 .453 .564 .577 .628 .543 .506 .440 .482 .497 .509 .495 .489 .458 .575 .543 .539 .508 .444 .345 .376 .353 .452 .629 .597 .549 .595 .555 .547 .586 .591 .450 .657 .519 .575 .558 .511 .561 .514 .534 .538 .544 .569 .611 .660 .477 .424 .481 .671

TD 9 3 14 13 10 4 2 4 7 2 7 5 6 1 7 6 3 5 5 0 8 1 5 14 16 5 15 8 17 19 21 5 11 5 15 10 13 8 8 10 8 12 8 2 6 4 4 8 13

RECEIVING

Josh DeStefano led the Bison in rushing in 2006.

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Y Year Yea 19 96 1960 1961 19 96 19 96 1962 19 96 1963 19 96 1964 19 96 1965 1966 19 96 19 96 1967 19 96 1968 19 96 1969 19 97 1970 1971 19 97 19 97 1972 19 97 1973 19 97 1974 19 97 1975 1976 19 97 19 97 1977 1978 19 97 19 97 1979 19 98 1980 1981 19 98 1982 19 98 1983 19 98

Name Dick Tyrrell Dick Tyrrell Dick Tyrrell Tom Mitchell Tom Mitchell Tom Mitchell Don Lenhard Bill Bair Paul Gilewicz Paul Gilewicz Paul Gilewicz Carl Probst Carl Probst Bill Stein Irv Renneisen Larry Brunt Karl Meyer Vince Woody Brian Shaﬀer Hassen Abdellah Ken Jenkins Craig Stinson Steve Zenda Dave Kucera

No. 28 13 29 43 71 59 41 23 33 23 40 39 23 35 36 25 41 19 20 11 17 20 24 52

Yds. 310 237 370 622 886 850 692 190 435 196 369 485 391 361 443 344 480 134 269 129 293 293 306 644

TD 2 0 4 6 6 6 4 1 3 0 1 4 2 1 3 3 0 1 1 1 6 6 0 7

1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Dave Kucera Scott Aiello Mike Morrow Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Dan Scocca Lester Erb David Berardinelli David Berardinelli Mark Gentile Mark Gentile John Sakowski Ardie Kissinger Ron Rockett Ron Rockett Dan Palko Jim Horan Jim Horan Jim Horan Albert Marquardt Nisan Trotter Daniel Zvara Daniel Zvara A.J. Kizekai Shaun Pasternak

73 38 42 44 46 45 44 46 42 30 29 49 36 38 45 33 37 59 45 35 25 15 13 17 72

1029 397 715 835 773 622 735 769 735 505 480 724 516 559 703 332 450 714 556 682 461 292 186 363 1083

6 3 6 9 6 4 10 6 3 0 3 3 2 6 5 4 3 3 4 4 3 2 0 4 12

SCORING Year 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Name Mickey Melberger Ash Ditka Dick Tyrrell Tom Mitchell Mike Seigfried Bob Coons Don Lenhard Sam Havrilak Sam Havrilak Dave Vassar Rick Diez Mitch Farbstein Don Rubright Bob Langan Mike Pensabene John Horning Kerry Snow Glyn Lipp Hassen Abdellah Ken Jenkins Ken Jenkins Al Yuknus Marshall Hall Al Yuknus Al Yuknus Earl Beecham Mike Morrow Steve Barimo Steve Barimo Brian Henesey Todd Krutchkoﬀ David Berardinelli Matt Walsh Brad Bernardini Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Chris Peer Jason Marrow Jason Marrow Jabu Powell Chris Lundberg Chris Lundberg Ryan Korn Daris Wilson Dante Ross Will Carney Will Carney Shaun Pasternak

TD PAT 6 0 3 0 4 4 6 0 2 29 7 0 5 2 7 0 9 3 7 0 5 0 10 0 7 0 7 0 5 1 0 14 6 0 8 0 9 0 7 0 16 0 0 9 8 0 0 21 0 19 8 0 6 0 0 25 0 25 10 0 0 37 6 0 8 0 8 0 11 0 9 0 10 0 11 2 11 0 17 0 14 0 0 27 0 19 0 24 17 0 9 0 0 27 0 30 12 2

FG Total 0 36 0 18 0 28 0 36 4 53 0 42 0 32 0 42 0 60 0 42 0 30 0 60 0 42 0 42 0 32 2 20 0 36 0 48 0 54 0 42 0 96 12 45 0 48 9 48 8 43 0 48 0 36 10 55 6 43 0 60 10 67 0 36 0 48 0 48 0 66 0 54 0 60 0 68 0 66 0 102 0 84 9 54 8 43 14 66 0 102 0 54 9 54 7 51 0 74

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BISON ALL-AMERICANS

There may be no greater honor in collegiate sports than to be named All-American. While the number ber of organizations that name All-America teams has ﬂﬂuctuated uctuated over the years, the title is nevertheless a distinct honor bestowed only on the best players in the nation. Here is a list of each Bucknell football player that has earned that distinction, along with winners of major academic awards:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

(Little All-America before 1980; Division I-AA All-America from 1981-2006; Division I FCS from 2007-pres.) 1934 George McGaughey, C, Honorable Mention John Sitarsky, QB, HM 1938 Lou Tomasetti, HB, HM 1949 Jim Ostendarp, HB, HM 1951 Bob Albert, FB, HM Joe Gallagher, E, HM George Young, DT, 1st team 1952 Brad Myers, HB, HM 1959 Jack Eachus, E, HM Paul Terhes, QB, HM 1960 Paul Terhes, QB, 1st team; Kirk Foulke, T, HM; Mickey Melberger, HB, HM; Dick Tyrrell, E, HM 1961 Tom Alexander, G, HM; Kirk Foulke, T, HM; Dick Tyrrell, E, HM 1962 Ron Giordano, QB, HM 1964 Tom Mitchell, E, 1st team; Bill Lerro, QB, HM 1965 Tom Mitchell, E, 1st team 1966 Paul Maczuzak, OT, 2nd team 1967 Paul Maczuzak, OT, HM 1968 Sam Havrilak, QB, HM 1969 Randy Ruger, DB, HM 1971 Mitch Farbstein, FB, HM 1972 Stan Durtan, OT, 3rd team Mitch Farbstein, FB, HM 1973 Larry Schoeneberger, LB, HM 1974 Mike Axe, OT, HM; Irv Renneisen, TE, HM; Larry Schoeneberger, LB, HM 1975 Dave Ogden, DE, HM; Kerry Snow, QB, HM 1980 Mike McDonald, OT, 1st team Ken Jenkins, HB, 3rd team McKinley Norris, DB, HM 2000 Kevin Eiben, FS, 2nd team 1983 1985 1986 1988 1990 1995 1996 1997 2000 2002 2004

1974 1980 1990 1996 1997 2000 2001 2002

• Division I-FCS All-America • Brad Henneman, DT, 3rd team Bob Gibbon, QB, HM Dave Kucera, WR, 2nd team Earl Beecham, HB, HM Mark Wisniewski, DT, HM Jim Given, QB, HM Mike Guerrini, WR, HM Dan Meenan, OG, HM Jay Butler, OT, 2nd team Ed Burman, DE, 3rd team Brandon Little, LB, 2nd team Willie Hill, LB, 2nd team Kevin Eiben, FS, 1st team Adam Lord, NG, 2nd team Sean Conover, DE, 2nd team

AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION Larry Schoeneberger, LB Mike McDonald, OT Mike Augsberger, FS Brandon Little, LB Willie Hill, LB Kevin Eiben, FS Adam Lord, NG Adam Lord, NG

1912 1920 1921

1923 1924 1927 1931

1933 1934 1943

1971 1974 1975 1976 1984 1992

OTHER TEAMS

Al Jordan, E, Walter Camp, 3rd team Alvin “Doggie” Julian, E, Walter Camp, HM Arda Bowser, FB, Grantland Rice; New York Telegram, Colliers/Walter Camp Alvin “Doggie” Julian, E, Pop Warner, Colliers/Walter Camp, HM Max Reed, G, Syracuse Telegraph Tony Kostos, G, HM Walter Diehl, FB, HM Clarke Hinkle, FB, New York Sun, New York Post, International News Service Merle Stonebreaker, NY Post, HM Jack Dempsey, T, Liberty,1st team Nick Farina, C, United Press Intl. HM Owen James, G, HM Joe Reznichak, HB, NY Sun, HM Bud Wilkinson, E, News Enterprise Assoc. Walter Szot, T, HM

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS Ken Donahue, TE John Dailey, LB Steve Leskinen, DT Larry Brunt, SE Dave Kucera, WR David Berardinelli, WR

NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR ATHLETE

1992

David Berardinelli, WR

NACDA DISNEY SCHOLAR ATHLETE

David Berardinelli, WR

David Berardinelli

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA (1970-1976, College Division; Since 1980, University Division) Since the inception of the CoSIDA Academic-All-America program, Bucknell ranks fifth in the nation in Division I in the total number of Academic All-America honorees. To be eligible for the award, a player must be a starter or significant reserve, and carry at least a 3.2 cumulative grade point average. Bison football players have earned that honor 20 times: National Team Selections 1970 Gene Luccarelli, DB, 2nd team 1972 Doug Nauman, DT, 1st team; John Ondrasik, DB, 1st team 1973 John Dailey, LB, 1st team; Mark Nosal, OT, 2nd team 1974 Steve Leskinen, DT, 1st team; Mike Axe, OG, 2nd team 1975 Larry Brunt, SE, 1st team; Mark Pursley, OG, 2nd team 1976 Larry Brunt, SE, 1st team; Charlie Kuhns, OT, 2nd team 1980 Dave Hibbard, DE, 2nd team 1984 Rob Masonis, FB, 1st team; Jim Rielly, TE, 1st team; Mike Morrow, P, 2nd team 1986 Mike Morrow, WR, 1st team 1991 David Berardinelli, WR, 1st team 1992 David Berardinelli, WR, 1st team 2000 David Evans, WR, 2nd team 2004 Justin Gibson, OT, 2nd team 2006 David Frisbey, DB, 2nd team District II Team Selections 1997 1981 Gary Fritz 2000 Dave Phillips 2001 1982 Dennis Pysh 2002 1984 Rob Masonis Mike Morrow Jim Rielly 2003 1985 Doug Fastuca Mike Morrow 1986 Doug Fastuca 2004 Mike Morrow 1987 Brian Murphy 2005 1989 Ian DiBernardo Dave Pflug 1990 D. Berardinelli 2006 1991 D. Berardinelli Ian DiBernardo 2007 Jeff Hart 2008 Tom Martin 1992 D. Berardinelli 1993 Brad Bernardini Rob Glus Steve McHugh

Steve Pratico David Evans Kyle Harris Dave Gibson Will Smith Billy Windle Justin Gibson Shawn Tidwell David Ulmer Mike Cangelosi Justin Gibson Michael Boccella Ryan Bower David Frisbey Michael Boccella David Frisbey Ryan Walsh Kevin Mullen Sam Nana-Sinkam

GEORGE YOUNG (1930-2001) George Young, noted National Football League executive and former Bison football star, passed away in December 2001 at the age of 71. Young earned Little All-America st honors in 1951 on the Bison team that went 9-0, the last Bucknell team to finish a ho season undefeated. se A 1952 BU graduate, Young played in the Blue-Gray All-Star Game and then one season with the Dallas Texans before breaking into the front office ranks with the se Baltimore Colts in 1968. He held several positions in that organization before moving B to the Miami Dolphins as director of personnel and pro scouting in 1974. Young was named general manager of the Giants in 1979, serving 19 years with that organization and helping it to Super Bowl titles following the 1986 and 1990 seasons. or The winner of the NFL’s Executive of the Year Award an unprecedented five times, Young was w named Senior Vice President of Football Operations for the NFL in 1998. Young was inducted into the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame in 1980.

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ALL-LEAGUE HONORS 1 1988

W ............Mike Guerrini WR OL .............Dan Meenan O

1989 1

Hassen Abdellah

F First Team QB ............Scott Auchenbach, Q Most Valuable Player M SSecond Team LLB .............Craig Cavlovic DB.............Mike Augsberger D RB .............Brian Henesey R K ...............Steve Barimo DL .............Mark Williams D LLB .............John Spatafore DB.............Erik Street D

1990 1

1972

ECAC

Division I-AA All-East First Team OL..............Stan Durtan FB ..............Mitch Farbstein LB ..............John Dailey DL..............Doug Nauman

1973

Division I-AA All-East First Team OL..............Mike Axe LB ..............Larry Schoeneberger LB ..............John Dailey

1974

Division I-AA All-East First Team OL..............Mike Axe LB ..............Larry Schoeneberger

1979

Division I-AA All-Star Team HB .............Hassen Abdellah C ................Jim Tomeo P ................Ken Dorr

1980

Division I-AA All-East First Team RB ..............Ken Jenkins

1982

Division I-AA All-Star Team Honorable Mention DT .............Brad Henneman

PATRIOT LEAGUE

1986

QB .............Jim Given WR.............Mike Morrow LB ..............Greg Schiano

F First Team TE .............Jeﬀ Pape T OL .............Jay Butler O K ...............Todd Krutchkoﬀ DB.............Mike Augsberger D DB .............Trevor Smith Second Team OL..............Doug Roebuck OL..............Paul Austin RB ..............Craig Cavlovic RB ..............Brian Henesey DL..............Eric Jantzi LB ..............Bill Higgins

1991

First Team TE ..............Jeﬀ Pape LB ..............John Spatafore Second Team DL..............John Lusk OL..............Eric Rutter DL..............Bill Pisano

1992

First Team DL..............John Lusk Second Team WR.............David Berardinelli OL..............Jeﬀ Hart OL..............Eric Rutter RB ..............Matt Walsh

1993

First Team DL..............Cecil Boone OL..............Scott Thistlewaite Second Team QB .............Rob Glus WR.............Brad Bernardini OL..............Don Watson DL..............Sean Brauser LB ..............Russ Strohecker DB .............Mark Miller RB ..............Rich Lemon

1994

First Team RB ..............Rich Lemon, Co-Most Valuable Player, Oﬀensive Player of the Year LB ..............Russ Strohecker P ................Rich Miller Second Team TE ..............Mark Gentile DL..............Ed Burman DL..............Jeremy Patty LB ..............Andrew Welty DB .............John Henry DB .............Mark Miller

1995

First Team WR.............John Sakowski RB ..............Rich Lemon DL..............Ed Burman, Defensive Player of the Year LB ..............Rob Bird Second Team OL..............Jason Donkers OL..............Brian Gay OL..............Mariusz Misiec QB .............Jim Fox PK ..............Rich Miller DL..............Hunter Adams DL..............Pat Feeley DB .............Mark Miller

1996

First Team OL..............Mariusz Misiec QB .............Jim Fox RB ..............Rich Lemon DL..............Hunter Adams LB ..............Brandon Little DB .............George Howanitz Second Team DB .............Terence Parham

1997

First Team OL .............Mariusz Misiec DL .............Hunter Adams LB .............Willie Hill DB .............Nate Musselman Second Team WR ............Ronnie Rockett OL .............Neal Thompson OL .............Jason Wancowicz RB .............Chris Peer PK .............Ross Coleman DL .............Eric Green DB .............Josh LaBrec

1999

First Team OL..............Lucas Carlaw DL..............John Papadakis LB ..............Shawn Redd Second Team RB ..............Jabu Powell TE ..............Corey Hurley DB .............Reed Tunison

2000

First Team FS ..............Kevin Eiben LB ..............Vince Ficca Second Team RB ..............Jabu Powell PK ..............Chris Lundberg DL..............Tom Kuhn DL..............Adam Lord

2001

First Team OL..............Jon Churchill DT .............Tom Kuhn NG .............Adam Lord LB ..............Joe Massey LB ..............Mark Tallman CB ..............Reed Tunison Second Team OL..............Carson Book TE ..............Greg Readinger RB ..............Jabu Powell WR.............Jim Horan

2002

First Team NG .............Adam Lord, Defensive Player of the Year LB ..............Joe Massey LB ..............Stephane Pluviose Second Team OL..............Rashad Stallworth LB ..............Kevin Ransome OL..............Rashad Stallworth

1998

First Team OL..............Lucas Carlaw OL..............Jason Wancowicz DL..............Eric Green LB ..............Shawn Redd Second Team WR.............Ronnie Rockett PK ..............Ross Coleman Larry Schoeneberger

1987

K ................Steve Barimo TE ..............Scott Lillis WR.............Mike Guerrini

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Second Team OL..............Rashad Stallworth LB ..............Kevin Ransome

2004

First Team DB .............Jerome Acy DL..............Sean Conover, Defensive Player of the Year DB .............Virgil Rush QB .............Daris Wilson Second Team OL..............Aaron DeGraﬀenreidt DL..............Corey Mayo LB ..............Kevin Ransome OL..............Jon Scharf KR/PR Dante Ross named Special Teams Player of the Year

2005

First Team DL..............Sean Conover

2006

First Team LB ..............Dorian Petersen Second Team FB ..............Josh DeStefano OL..............Joel Hoﬀer OL..............Stefan Niemczyk DB .............Matt Palermo

2007

First Team RS ..............A.J. Kizekai DL..............Josh Eden Second Team OL..............Chad Glasser

2008

First Team RS ..............A.J. Kizekai Second Team P ................Phil Azarik WR.............Shaun Pasternak NOTE: Only one team was selected from 1986-88. From 1986-89 the league was known as the Colonial League.

Dorian Petersen

TEAM AWARDS LEWISBURG TOUCHDOWN CLUB AWARD

1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

(Most Valuable Player) John Dailey ........................... LB Bob Langan ........................... TB Rick Wardrop ........................ FB John Coﬀelt .......................... LB Vince Woody ........................ HB Glyn Lipp ...............................QB Joel Kreider ........................... LB Ken Jenkins ......................... HB Ken Durr ............................... LB Al Locey .................................QB Bob Gibbon ...........................QB Bob Gibbon ...........................QB Dave Kucera .........................WR Earl Beecham ....................... HB Jim Given ..............................QB Jim Given ..............................QB Scott Auchenbach .................QB Scott Auchenbach .................QB Todd Hatajik..........................QB Lester Erb .............................WR Brian Henesey ....................... TB Eric Rutter ............................ OG Rich Lemon ........................... TB Rich Lemon ........................... TB Ed Burman ............................DE Brandon Little ....................... LB Willie Hill .............................. LB Erich Muzi ..............................FS Shawn Redd........................... LB Kevin Eiben ............................FS Adam Lord............................ NG Adam Lord............................ NG Kevin Ransome ..................... LB Daris Wilson..........................QB Dante Ross ..................... QB/CB Dorian Petersen .................... LB A.J. Kizekai............................RB Shaun Pasternak ..................WR

STUART M. SMITH AWARD

(Outstanding Newcomer) Rick Diez ............................... FB John Dailey ........................... LB Mike Axe .............................. OG Rick Wardrop ........................ FB Kerry Snow............................QB Vince Woody ........................ HB Len Bucher ............................ LB Mike McDonald ....................OT Jim Gush ..................................S Ken Jenkins ......................... HB Marshall Hall......................... FB Brad Henneman ....................DT Scott Somerville .................... LB Mark Wisniewski ..................DT Earl Beecham ....................... HB Scott Lillis..............................DE Chris Hackley ..................... OLB Robert Hawkins .................... CB 11987 Steve Barimo ........................... K 11988 Mike Guerrini ......................WR 11989 Brian Henesey ....................... TB 11990 Matt Walsh ............................ TB 11991 Cecil Boone............................DT 11992 Russ Strohecker .................... LB Jim Jaroschak ........................SS 11993 Mark Miller ........................... CB

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 11975 11976 11977 11978 11979 11980 11981 11982 11983 11984 11985 11986

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Rich ich Lemon ........................... TB Erich Muzi ............................. CB Luke Carlaw ...........................OT Jerry Mahl.............................RB Chris Breen............................ LB Jim Horan ............................WR Kyle Harris ...........................WR Corey Mayo ...........................DT Blamah Sarnor ......................RB Ed Cortez ...............................RB Josh DeStefano ..................... FB Kadero Watson......................RB Sam Nana-Sinkam ................ LB Shaun Pasternak ..................WR Robert De La Rosa ................DL

Shaun Pasternak caught eight passes for 150 yards against Colgate in 2008 and earned the Keating-Rieu Memorial Award.

GEORGE RIEU AWARD

(Outstanding Lineman) Bob Brown ............................... T Ed Jamieson ......................... OG Doug Nauman .......................DT Doug Nauman .......................DT Stan Durtan ..........................OT 1973 Mike Axe .............................. OG 1974 Mike Axe ...............................OT 1975 Dave Ogden ...........................DE 1976 Karl Knoneberg ..................... LB 1977 Marc Duda .............................OT 1978 John Cieslewicz....................ILB 1979 Jim Tomeo .............................. C 1980 Mike McDonald ....................OT Dave Mann ............................DT 1981 Marty Schaetzle ................... OG 1982 Marty Schaetzle ................... OG Dave Phillips .........................OT 1983 Brad Henneman ....................DT (Outstanding Def. Lineman) 1984 Bruce Mowery .......................DT 1985 Mark Wisniewski ..................DT 1986 Doug Fastuca...................... OLB 1987 Walter Reese......................... NG 1988 Chris Hackley ........................DE 1989 Brian Makovsky ....................DT Mark Williams.......................DT 1990 Dave Vituccio ........................DE 1991 Bill Pisano..............................DT Roosevelt Smith ....................DE 1992 John Lusk ..............................DE Janne Kilpelainen .................DT 1993 Cecil Boone............................DE Sean Brauser .........................DE 1994 Jeremy Patty .........................DT Jon Castiglia..........................DT 1995 Hunter Adams.......................DE 1996 Willie Hill ..............................DE 1997 Hunter Adams.......................DE 1998 Brian Bronson .......................DE 1999 John Papadakis .....................DE 2000 Tom Kuhn..............................DT 2001 Tom Kuhn..............................DT 2002 Gary Carruthers ....................DT 2003 Corey Mayo ...........................DT 2004 Sean Conover ........................DE Corey Mayo ...........................DT 2005 Sean Conover ........................DE 2006 Josh Eden ..............................DE 2007 Josh Eden ..............................DL 2008 Todd Rinaldo .........................DL 1964 1969 1971 1972

KEATING-RIEU MEMORIAL AWARD

(Outstanding Player vs. Colgate) 1967 Bill Ludwig ...........................MG

1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Sam Havrilak .........................QB QB Dave Vassar ........................... FB Jay Griffin ............................WR Doug Nauman .......................DT Mitch Farbstein..................... FB Bill Stein ...............................WR Ed Elwell ................................DT Kerry Snow............................QB Glyn Lipp ...............................QB Joe Catalano.......................... LB Tom Henry ............................OT Ken Jenkins ......................... HB Jeff Miller .............................. LB Jim Given ..............................QB Jim Given ..............................QB Mark Williams.......................DT Scott Auchenbach .................QB Bill Higgins............................ LB John Spatafore ...................... LB Jeff Wall ................................ CB Russ Strohecker .................... LB Pat Feeley ..............................DT Brandon Little ....................... LB Jim Fox ..................................QB Terence Parham ...................WR Shawn Redd........................... LB Don McDowell ......................QB Vince Ficca............................. LB Joe Massey ............................ LB Jim Horan ............................WR Jerome Acy ............................ CB Daris Wilson..........................QB Ryan Slater ............................ LB Marcello Trigg .......................QB A.J. Kizekai............................RB Shaun Pasternak ..................WR

C. DALE WOLFE RECOGNITION AWARD 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1987

(Most Inspirational) Brad Bennett .........................DE Tom Krueger .........................DT Tim Dunn ......................... QB/K Mike Carswell ....................... HB Gary Fritz ..............................QB Steve Zenda .......................... HB Kyle Yearick ............ Asst. Coach Keith Jansen ........................ OG Jamie Keener ........................DB Harry Buell ............................DT Greg Schiano ........................ILB

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TEAM AWARDS 1988 1989 1990 1991

Jim McCloyy ........................ O OLB Erik Sparkenbaugh ............Mgr. Dan Scocca............................WR Jeﬀ Kelly ........................QB/DB Bob Marshall .........................DB Rob Roseborough........ DE/Mgr. Rob Glus ................................QB Steve Herbert .........................LS Brian Gay...............................OT Pat Feeley ............................. NG Mike Haggerty ...................... LB Wally Hurdley ....................... LB Jeremy Myers........................ FB Terrence Joyner .................... CB Chad Marsilio ........................ LB Mark Tallman ........................ LB Tim Johnson ........................WR Tim Johnson .........................RB Kevin Ransome ..................... LB Nisan Trotter .......................WR Jacob Burney.........................DL Nick DeFeo ............................OL Josh DeStefano .....................RB Kevin Mullen.........................RB

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

CLARKE HINKLE AWARD

(Outstanding Def. Back/LB) 1990 Trevor Smith ......................... CB Mike Augsberger ....................FS 1991 John Spatafore ...................... LB 1992 Dan Zappa ............................. LB 1993 Todd Jessup............................FS 1994 Russ Strohecker .................... LB 1995 Mark Miller ............................FS 1996 Jack Boyle...............................SS 1997 Sean Thompson......................SS 1998 Jason Bowman ...................... LB 1999 Kevin Eiben ............................FS 2000 Reed Tunison ........................ CB 2001 Bobby Young ..........................FS 2002 Joe Massey ............................ LB 2003 Kevin Ransome ..................... LB 2004 Virgil Rush ............................DB 2005 Dorian Petersen .................... LB 2006 Dorian Petersen .................... LB 2007 Ryan Slater ............................ LB 2008 Greg Jones............................. LB

SPECIAL TEAMS AWARD 1983 Mike Ormsby ..................... OLB 1984 Al Yuknus ................................ K 1985 Doug Fastuca...................... OLB 1986 Scott Gilleland.................... OLB 1987 Brian Murphy..................... OLB 1988 Scott Gilleland.......................DE 1989 Steve Barimo ........................... K 1990 Todd Krutchkoﬀ...................... K 1991 Matt Walsh ...........................WR 1992 Gary Peatross .......................... C 1993 John Caldwell.................DB/DE Mike Phillips ........................WR 1994 John Caldwell........................DE Bob Horst .............................. FB Steve Noteboom ..................WR 1995 Josh LaBrec ........................... LB 1996 Rich Miller ........................... P/K 1997 Josh LaBrec ........................... LB 1998 Ross Coleman .......................... K 1999 Brian Kramer ...........................P 2000 Dave Evans .............................SS 2001 George Cowan ....................... CB 2002 Frank Lazio ............................FS 2003 Dante Ross ............................ CB 2004 Dante Ross ............................ CB 2005 David Frisbey ........................ CB 2006 Nolan Applegate ................... CB 2007 Corin Erby .............................RB 2008 Casey Williams ...................... LB GEORGE MCGAUGHEY MEMORIAL AWARD

(Outstanding Player vs. Lafayette) 1983 Shane Snyder .......................... C 1984 John Wallace .........................DE 1985 Bob Nesselbush ....................... C 1986 Harry Buell ............................DT 1987 Andy Henry ..........................ILB 1988 Steve Weiss............................ TB 1989 Dan Connolly ........................DE 1990 Doug Roebuck .......................OT 1991 John Lusk ..............................DE 1992 Rob Fraass ..............................FS 1993 Andy DeFalco ........................DT 1994 Rich Lemon ........................... TB 1995 Rob Bird................................. LB 1996 Willie Jackson .......................DB 1997 Ron Rockett..........................WR 1998 Jason Marrow ....................... TB 1999 Reed Tunison ........................DB 2000 Lucas Phillips ........................QB 22001 Stephane Pluviose................. LB 22002 Daris Wilson..................WR/QB 22003 Tim Johnson .........................RB 22004 Frank Lazio ...........................RB 22005 Kadero Watson......................RB 22006 Dorian Petersen .................... LB 22007 Ryan Slater ............................ LB 22008 A.J. Kizekai............................RB

JOHN CAMPANA AWARD

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(Outstanding Oﬀ. Lineman) 1 1984 Mike Catanzaro .....................OT 1 1985 Bob Nesselbush ....................... C 1 1986 Scott Lillis.............................. TE 1 1987 Ed Foley ................................... C 1 1988 Dan Meenan ......................... OG 1 1989 Jay Butler ..............................OT 1 1990 Jay Butler ..............................OT 1 1991 Eric Rutter ............................ OG

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Eric Rutter ............................ OG Jeﬀ Hart ................................OT Don Watson ..........................OT Ed Frattarelli .........................OT Brian Gay.............................. OG Jason Donkers ..................... OG Mariusz Misiec ......................OT Mariusz Misiec ......................OT Jason Wancowicz ..................OT Lucas Carlaw .........................OT Garry Reynolds .....................OT Jon Churchill........................ OG Rashad Stallworth ................OT Rashad Stallworth ............... OG Stephen Watts......................... C Aaron DeGraﬀenreidt .......... OG Stefan Niemczyk .................. OG Stefan Niemczyk .................. OG Chad Glasser .........................OT James Phelan .......................... C

2003 2004 2005 2006

2007

2008

BUCKNELL FOOTBALL LEADERSHIP AWARD

1994

BIG BLUE AWARD

(Outstanding Back/Receiver) 1977 Joel Boyd ............................... FB 1978 Hassen Abdellah ...................RB 1979 Hassen Abdellah ...................RB 1980 Jim Gush ..................................S Joe Catalano....................... OLB 1981 Jeﬀ Miller .............................. LB 1982 Marshall Hall......................... FB 1983 Jacques Peay.......................... FB 1984 Scott Somerville ................. OLB 1985 Earl Beecham ....................... HB 1986 Mike Morrow .......................WR 1987 Mike Guerrini ......................WR 1988 Andy Henry ........................... LB Dan Scocca............................. TB 1989 Lester Erb .............................WR Dan Scocca..................... TB/WR 1990 Craig Cavlovic........................ FB Brian Henesey ....................... TB 1991 David Berardinelli ................WR 1992 David Berardinelli ................WR Matt Walsh ............................ TB 1993 Brad Bernardini ...................WR Damon Garner .....................WR 1994 Rob Glus ................................QB Mark Gentile ......................... TE 1995 Rich Lemon ........................... TB 1996 Rich Lemon ........................... TB 1997 Jeﬀ Bombich ......................... FB 1998 Ron Rockett..........................WR 1999 Jason Marrow ....................... FB 2000 Jabu Powell ...........................RB 2001 Jim Horan ............................WR 2002 Jim Horan ............................WR 2003 Albert Marquardt.................WR 2004 Nisan Trotter .......................WR 2005 Daniel Zvara .........................WR 2006 Josh DeStefano ..................... FB 2007 A.J. Kizekai............................RB 2008 Shaun Pasternak ..................WR

2000 2001 2002

Sean Conover ........................DL Blamah Sarnor ......................RB Jerome Acy ............................DB Jon Scharf .............................OL Jeﬀ Orazi ............................... LB Stephen Watts.......................OL David Frisbey ........................DB Joel Hoﬀer ............................OL Matt Palermo ........................DB Richard Simpson ..................WR Stephen College .................... LB Brandon Friday .....................DL Nick Mozal ......................TE/OL Terrance Wilson ....................QB A.J. Kizekai............................RB Todd Manjuck ....................... LB

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Steve McHugh ....................... FB Andrew Welty........................ LB Steve Noteboom ..................WR Jeﬀ Bombich ......................... FB Jeﬀ Bombich ......................... FB Jim John ...............................QB Matt Stanley..........................OL Eric Higgins........................... LB Jason Marrow ....................... FB Todd Wenrich ........................QB Billy Windle ....................... P/LB Mike Leatherman ................. LB Kevin Ransome ..................... LB Kevin Mullen......................... FB Kevin Mullen......................... FB Kevin Mullen......................... FB Kevin Mullen......................... FB

BOBBY PANGBURN MEMORIAL AWARD

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Nate Musselman ................... CB Ricco Rosini ...........................RB Eric Storm .............................DT Jim Ruhlin............................. LB Steven Utke ...........................OL Zach Richards.....................Mgr. Cyril Pickering....................... LB Jonathan Grainger................OL Robert Firman ...................... LB

TOM GADD COACHES AWARD

LaMario Bradwell..................RB Matt Borich ...........................DL Eric Slaughter........................DB Greg Readinger ..................... TE Mark Wyland ........................ TE Joe Schweitzer ......................OL Adam Minggia.......................DB Matt Kawczenski .................. FB

Mike Axe

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 1883 ....................................... Carl Law 1887 .................................... H. Hanson 1888 ................................Charles Allen 1889 ................................Charles Allen 1890 ................................Charles Allen 1891 ................................Charles Allen 1892 ..................................Levi Riggins 1893 ...............................Harvey Smith 1894 ....................... William Kauﬀman 1895 .......................... William Bunnell 1896 ......................... Emmanuel Cober 1897 ......................... Emmanuel Cober 1898 ......................... Emmanuel Cober 1899 ................................Hugo Riemer 1900 ..............................Frank Stanton 1901 ..............................Frank Stanton 1902 ...............................Walter Wilcox 1903 ..............................George Cockill 1904 .............................. John Johnson 1905 .............................Charles Cooper 1906 ............................ Girton Lenhart 1907 ............................... Chester Niple 1908 ............................Charles O’Brien 1909 ..............................Harry Coulson 1910 ................................James Clarke 1911 .............................. Victor Schmid 1912 ......................................Al Jordan 1913 ............................. Wilmon Keiser 1914 .................................Erle Topham 1915 ........................... Dwite Schaﬀner 1916 ................................. Sidney Peale 1917 ............................ Boyd Newcomb 1918 ............................ Robert Waddell 1919 ..............................John Hendren 1920 ....................................Joe Kostos 1921 .................................Arda Bowser 1922 ......................................... Vic Bihl

1923 ......................................Max Reed 1924 ................................. Wally Foster 1925 ................................. Tony Kostos 1926 ................................ Bill Stephens 1927 ...................................Wally Diehl 1928 ................................ Eddie Halicki 1929 ..............................Ernie Woerner 1930 ..........................Anthony G. Slate 1931 ................................Cyrus Marter 1932 .................................Edward Nied 1933 .................................Owen James .....................................Nicholas Farina 1934 ........................ George T. Boiston ..................................... Ralph E. Furiell 1935 ............................John J. Sitarsky 1936 .................................John D. Filer ....................................Stuart M. Smith 1937 ......................Herbert F. Bowman ............................................. Enio Conti 1938 ...........................William H. Lane ................................ Louis V. Tomasetti 1939 ............................George H. Kiick ...................................... Harold C. Pegg 1940 ............................... Morris Bessel ..........................................John Plewak 1941 ............................. Frederick Gore ..................................... Melvin L. Knup 1942 ........................William Anderson ............................................Steve Sokol 1943 ........................ Eugene Matthews ............................................Walter Szot 1944 ................................. Gene Hubka ...........................................Ralph Grant 1945 .................................. Harold Steﬂ ....................................Robert Williams 1946 ................................. Gene Hubka 1947 ............................Paul McConnell

2003 co-captains Mike Leatherman (41) and Tim Johnson (7) celebrate a victory at Fordham.

TEAM CAPTAINS 1948 ............................John G. Geosits John G 1949 .............................. Edward J. Stec ....................................... Don Davidson 1950 ..................... Richard D. Johnson .................................Arnold V. Pechulis 1951 .................... Robert R. Albert, Jr. ....................................George B. Young 1952 ............................Harry McSorley ........................................ Abe Powelson 1953 ..................................... Paul Ganz .................................................Bill Gray ..............................................Jim Egloff 1954 .............................John Chironna 1955 .....................................Bob Sierer .......................................Jim Kozlowski 1956 ..................................Don Koppes ........................................... Ralph Riker 1957 .........................Bob Fitzsimmons ...................................Rogers Frassenei 1958 ...............................Charles Apgar .............................................Lewis Hart 1959 .............................. Larry Mathias 1960 ....................... Clifford Melberger 1961 ...................................Kirk Foulke 1962 ............................. Richard Tyrrell 1963 ................................Thomas Boyd ................................ William Swineford 1964 .................................John Barron 1965 ........................T. Geoffrey Traub 1966 ....................................Bob Marks .........................................Mike Vincent 1967 ............................Dick Kaufmann 1968 ................................Sam Havrilak 1969 .................................Randy Ruger ........................................... Dave Vassar 1970 ................................. Gene Depew ..................................... Don Giacomelli 1971 ...................................Joe DiOrio ...................................... John Klenovic .. 1972 ..................................... Steve Eck 1 .....................................Gerry Solomon .. 1973 ................................. John Dailey 1 ........................................... Carl Probst .. 1974 ..................................... Mike Axe 1 ........................... Larry Schoeneberger .. 1975 ..................................Ralph Turri 1 ....................................... Rick Wardrop .. 1976 .................................. Karl Meyer 1 .......................................... Jim Nesbitt .. .......................................... Kerry Snow .. 1977 ..................................Bill Clifford 1 ..................................Dave Devonshuk .. ...........................................Tom Hislop .. 1978 .......................... John Cieslewicz 1 ....................................Mike Cosimano .. ........................................Brian Shaffer .. 1979 ............................John Campana 1 ................................... Mike McDonald .. 1980 ............................... Joe Catalano 1 ....................................... Dave Hibbard .. ..........................................Bruce Keltie .. 1981 ................................ Ken Jenkins 1 .............................................Jeff Miller .. 1982 .......................... Marty Schaetzle 1 ................................... Mike Thompson .. ..........................................Steve Zenda .. 1983 .................................... Ron Clark 1 ...................................Brad Henneman .. ....................................... Shane Snyder ..

1984 .................................. Bob Gibbon ......................................... Keith Jansen ....................................Scott Somerville 1985 ............................ Will McFarland ..............................................Joe Shupp 1986 ............................... Earl Beecham .........................................Doug Fastuca 1987 .....................................Jim Given ......................................... Greg Schiano 1988 ........................................Ed Foley ........................................Chris Hackley ............................................Steve Weiss 1989 ........................ Scott Auchenbach ...................................... Mark Williams 1990 ..........................Mike Augsberger ........................................Craig Cavlovic 1991 ..............................Brian Henesey ......................................John Spatafore 1992 ........................David Berardinelli ..............................................John Lusk .............................................Eric Rutter 1993 ...................................Cecil Boone ...........................................Travis Kopp .................................... Russ Strohecker .............................................Dan Zappa 1994 ................................ Ed Frattarelli .................................... Russ Strohecker ........................................Andrew Welty 1995*...................................... Rob Bird ...............................................Brian Gay ...................................... John Sakowski 1996*........................ George Howanitz ........................................... Rich Lemon .......................................Brandon Little 1997*............................ Hunter Adams ....................................... Wally Hurdley ..............................................Chris Peer 1998*...................................Erich Muzi ........................................Jeremy Myers .....................................Neal Thompson 1999*............................... Corey Hurley .............................................. Dan Palko .....................................John Papadakis 2000*.................................. Vince Ficca ......................................... Justin Lustig ........................................ Lucas Phillips 2001*................................Carson Book ........................................... Jabu Powell ........................................Mark Tallman ........................................ Reed Tunison 2002*..........................Gary Carruthers ............................................ Adam Lord ................................ Todd Warmington 2003 ................................Tim Johnson ................................. Mike Leatherman 2004 ............................Kevin Ransome ......................................... Daris Wilson 2005 ............................... Sean Conover .......................................Stephen Watts 2006 ..........................Stefan Niemczyk .................................... Dorian Petersen 2007 .......................Jonathan Grainger ............................................Ryan Slater 2008*................................. A.J. Kizekai ............................................ Greg Jones .........................................Kevin Mullen ......................................Casey Williams * - selected at end of season

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PROS N Name Nam Tom Mitchell T

Brian Henesey was the first Bison player to lead the team in rushing for four straight years. He played with the Arizona Cardinals in 1994.

Pos. TE

NFL Team(s)/Year(s) Oakland Raiders, 1966; Baltimore Colts, 1968-73; San Francisco 49ers, 1974-77 Smokey Ostendarp HB New York Giants, 1950-51 Sm m C Buﬀalo Bisons, 1925; Max Reed M Frankford Yellowjackets, 1926-27; New York Giants, 1928 T Boston Yanks, 1947 Tom Rodgers T Stu HB Pittsburgh Steelers, 1937-38 St tu Smith Walt Szot T Chicago Cardinals, 1946-48; Wal W Pittsburgh Steelers, 1949-50 HB Pittsburgh Steelers, 1939-40; LLou ou Tomasetti Detroit Lions, 1941; Philadelphia Eagles, 1941-42 G Frankford Yellowjackets, 1925 FFrank ra Wilsbach T Newark Tornadoes, 1930 EErnie rn Woerner All players listed above were on oﬃcial NFL regular-season rosters. List courtesy of Jim •A Al Campbell, former Director of the Bison Club. Cam C

CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Name Nam Pos. CFL Team(s)/Year(s) NFL Team(s)/Year(s) Kev Kevin Eiben LB Toronto Argonauts, 2001-pres. New York Giants, 1987 Pottsville Maroons, 1925 Frankford Yellowjackets, 1930 ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE Canton Bulldogs, 1922; Name Nam Pos. AFL Team(s)/Year(s) Cleveland Indians, 1923 Hun Hunter Adams OL/DL Carolina Cobras, 1999-2000; Nashville Kats, Justin Brumbaugh HB Frankford Yellowjackets, 1931 2001; Las Vegas Gladiators, 2001-2003 Sean Conover DE Tennessee Titans, 2006-2007; Gary Carruthers OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2003 Atlanta Falcons, 2008; Detroit Lions, 2009 Jon Churchill OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2003-04 Enio Conti G Philadelphia Eagles, 1941-45 Joe Massey OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2003 Harry “Gump” Dayhoff HB Frankford Yellowjackets, 1924; Core Corey Mayo OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2005-06 Pottsville Maroons, 1925 Garr Garry Reynolds OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2003 Jack Dempsey T Pittsburgh Steelers, 1934; Philadelphia Eagles, 1934, 1937 Wally Diehl FB Frankford Yellowjackets, 1928-30 John Dooley T Rochester Jeffersons, 1922,192425; Milwaukee Badgers, 1923 Sean Conover (top) debuted with the Tennessee Titans Bill Edgar HB Buffalo All-Americans, 1923; in 2007. Kevin Eiben (bottom) was MVP of the Toronto Akron Indians, 1923 Argonauts 2004 Grey Cup team. Albert “Bud” Ellor E Newark Tornadoes, 1930 James “Wally” Foster QB Buffalo Bisons, 1925 Harry “Pete” Fry E Staten Island Stapletons, 1932 Earl Goodwin E Pottsville Maroons, 1928 Mryl Goodwin HB Pottsville Maroons, 1928 Eddie Halicki HB Frankford Yellowjackets, 1929-30 Ernie Hambacher FB Orange Tornadoes, 1929 Sam Havrilak QB/WR Baltimore Colts, 1969-73; New Orleans Saints, 1974 Johnny Hendren HB Cleveland Indians, 1921; Canton Bulldogs, 1921 Brian Henesey RB Arizona Cardinals, 1994 Clarke Hinkle FB Green Bay Packers, 1932-41 Gene Hubka HB Pittsburgh Steelers, 1947 Ken Jenkins RB Detroit Lions, 1983-84; Washington Redskins, 1985-86 Tom “Pottsville” Jones G Minneapolis Red Jackets, 1930; Frankford Yellowjackets, 1931; New York Giants, 1932-37; Green Bay Packers, 1938 Frank Jordan HB Rock Island Independents, 1920; Milwaukee Badgers, 1923 George Kiick FB Pittsburgh Steelers, 1940, 1945 Tony Kostos E Frankford Yellowjackets, 1927-31; Minneapolis Red Jackets, 1930; Philadelphia Eagles, 1933 John Lott T Orange Tornadoes, 1929; Brooklyn Dodgers, 1930 Felix McCormick HB Orange Tornadoes, 1929; Newark Tornadoes, 1930 Brad Myers HB Los Angeles Rams, 1953, 1956 Ken Jenkins played for the Detroit Lions and Washington Redskins after a Hall of Fame Philadelphia Eagles, 1958 career at Bucknell. Ted Mitchell C Orange Tornadoes, 1929; Newark Tornadoes, 1930 Name Earl Beecham Vic Bihl Eddie Bollinger Arda Bowser

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Listed on the following pages are the names of people who have earned varsity football letters tters at Bucknell. Bucknell Symbols: (C) Captain; (CC) Co-Captain; (TC) TriCaptain; (Tr.) Trainer; (Mgr.) Manager.

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Abdelaal, Hesham, 2007 Abdellah, Hassen, 76-77-78-79 Abdulghani, Tareq, 2002 Acy, Jerome, 2000-01-03-04 Adamec, Kenneth, 52-53 Adams, Edward J., 51-52 Adams, H., 04-05 Adams, Hunter, 95-96-97 (TC) Agnelli, Carl, 88 Ahern, Ryan, 2005 Ahrens, Roger, 88 Aiello, Scott, 84-85 Albert, Jr., Robert R., 49-50-51 (CC) Albrecht, Robert E., 44 Alexander, Bret, 84-85-86 Alexander, Thomas, 59-60-61 Alfano, Patrick, 2000 Allan, Lawrence, 64 Allen, C.W., 1888(C)-89(C)-90(C)-91(C) Allen, Joseph W., 13-14 Allen, William, 44*-45 Allen, Zach, 2005-06 Allsworth, John 25 (Mgr.) Amerman, E.C., 1898 Ammerman, W.G., 29-30 Amrhein, Andrew, 93 Andersen, Tyler, 2008 Anderson, Charron, 92 Anderson, Eric, 81-82 Anderson, George, 58 Anderson, Josh, 2008 Anderson, William, 40-41-42 (C) Andrush, George, 85-87 Anthony, Michael, 2006 Antinnes, Mark, 86 Antkowiak, Robert, 52-53-54 Apgar, Charles, 57-58 (CC) Applegate, Nolan, 2006-07-08 Archer, J., 13 Archeson, W.C., 15 Arentowicz, Frank, 66-67-68 Armour, C., 1899 Arnold, J.H., 10 Arroyo, Matthew, 2001 Aspinwall, Glenn S., 51 Auchenbach, Scott, 87-88-89 (CC) Aucker, John, 59-60 Augsberger, Michael, 87-88-89-90 (CC) Austin, Paul, 89-90 Axe, Michael, 72-73-74 (CC) Azarik, Phil, 2005-06-07-08

B-B-B

Bagdy, Charles, 74-75 Bailey, Brandon, 2002-03-04-05 Bailey, G.W., 26 Bailey, William, 2002 (Mgr.) Bair, Charles, 67-68-69 Baker, Dennis, 71 Baker, Joseph, 82-83 Baker, Michael, 84-85 Baker, W.R., 15-16 Balcavage, Thomas, 80 Baldauf, B.A., 16 Baldwin, C.H., 04-05-06-07

Phil Azarik

Banitz, 24 Banks, B.L., 14-15-16 Bannar, James, 59 (Mgr.) Barclay, G.O., 1893 Barimo, Stephen, 86-87-88-89 Barnes, Dennis, 88-89-90 Barnett, James, 91(Mgr.) Barrett, O.R., 1900-01 Barron, Edgar E., 37 Barron, John, 61-63-64 (C) Bartholemew, E.R., 10-11 Baskins, C.L., 09 Baumberger, Andrew, 2002 Bauta, Luman, 99-2000-01-02 Beach, David, 84-87 Beaduy, Hank, 43* Beals, George, 68 Bean, Roland, 33 Bear, J.R., 1883 Becker, Eric, 2003-04-05 Beecham, Earl, 84-85-86 (CC) Beemer, F.D., 08 Benedict, G.N., 28 (Mgr.) Benjamin, Ronald, 66 Bennett, Brad, 77 Bennett, Clyde, 44-46 Bennett, Walter, 40-41 Berardinelli, David, 89-90-91-92 (TC) Bergfeld, John, 58-59 Bergkamp, Harry, 32-33-34 Bering, Joseph, 72-73 Bering, Joseph Jr., 2003 Berk, Leon S., 38 Bernardini, Brad, 93 Berry, Ryan 2004 Bessel, Morris, 39-40 (CC) Bianchi, Robert, 72-73-74 Biden, Douglas, 71 Biemer, Thomas, 83 Bigler, Harold S., 44 Bihl, A.W., 23-24-25-26 Bihl, V.A., 19-20-21-22 (C) Binns, D.H., 05 Bird, Robert, 93-94-95 (CC) Black, Peter, 81 Blaisdell, N.S., 24-25-26 Blaisdell, W., 24 Blecksmith, Alex, 2000 Bloch, Darren, 93 Blount, Stephen, 86 (Mgr.) Bobulinski, Lisa, 86 (Mgr.) Boccella, Michael, 2004-05-06 Boehmer, John, 78-79-80-81 Boiston, George, 32-33-34 (CC) Bolger, John, 74-75-76 Boline, Kyle, 2008 Bollinger, E.E., 27-28-29 Bolte, Tim, 2008 Bombich, Jeff, 95-96-97 Boner, George T., 39-40 Bongiovanni, Richard F., 81 Bonk, Harry, 33 Bontempi, William, 43 Book, Carson, 98-99-2000-01 (CC) Boone, Cecil, 91-92-93 (CC) Booth, T.W., 1887-88 Borich, Matt, 98-99-2000 Bortz, J.M., 17-18 Bo Boswell, D.N., 17 Bo Bosse, Kirk, 92-93 Bo Bosze, Jr., Joseph J., 36-38 Bo ard, Ben, 2008 Bouff Bo Boulden, Kevin, 97-98-99 Bo Bourdeau, Richard, 59 Bo Bovard, H.W., 02-03 Bo John, 38 Bovi, Bo Bower, Ryan, 2002-03-04-05 Bo Bowman, Herbert F., 35-36-37(CC) Bo Bowman, Jason, 96-97-98 Bo Bowser, A.C., 19-20-21 (C) Bo Joel, 76-77-78 Boyd, Bo Thomas, 61-62-63 (CC) Boyd, Bo Boyer, David, 70-71-72 Bo Jack, 94-95-96 Boyle, Br Braaf, Will, 2007-08 Br Brader, William, 42 Br Bradwell, LaMario 97-98-99-2000 Br Brady, E., 11 Br Brady, James, 57-58-59 Br Brander, Russell, 85 Br Brandiff , W.D., 23 Br Brandt, C.F., 18 Br Braunlich, Earl, 43*

Brauser, Sean, 92-93 Brazinski, Paul, 2008 Breckheimer, Mark, 74 Breen, Chris, 98 Bresnicky, James, 82 Brewer, C.B., 11 (Mgr.) Briggs, Jamal, 2008 Brinson, Jess, 2000-01 Brody, Joseph, 43* Bronson, Brian, 96-97-98 Brothers, Jack, 55-56-57 Brown, Denton T., 42-46-47 Brown, Peter, 68 Brown, Robert, 62-63-64 Brown, Steven, 85-86-87 Brumbaugh, J.J., 28-29-30 Brune, Joseph, 55 Brunnet, Robert, 71-72-73 Brunt, Lawrence, 74-75-76 Bucher, Leonard, 76-77 Bucher, Robert, 47-48-49 Buchovecky, J., 23-24 Buckwalter, Louis, 43* Buell, Harry, 85-86-87 Bukovec, Mark, 81-82-83 Bumpers, Rashod, 2006-07 Bunnell, C.E., 1898-99 Burian, John, 74 Burigana, Enus, 47-48 Burke, Howard, 70-71 Burke, Paul, 41 Burman, Edward, 93-94-95 Burman, Steve, 96-97-98-99 Burney, Jacob, 2003-04-05 Burns, Frank, 43* Butler, Craig, 65-66 Butler, E.H., 21-22-23 Butler, Jay, 88-89-90 Butterworth, R. Stanley, 51-52 Buzas, Joseph, 40 Byham, S.L., 21 Bzdick, John, 2002

C-C-C

Cadman, Cale, 2006-07-08 Calarco, Michael, 97-98 Caldwell, John, 92-93-94 Caldwell, Timothy, 85-86 Caldwell, William T., 44-45 Calgano, Peter, 43 Callahan, Brian, 83-84-85 Camac, Robert, 45-47-48 Cameron, Gregory, 81-83 Campana, John, 77-78-79 (CC) Campbell, Jesse, 93 (SA) Campbell, C.F., 1887-88-90 Campuzano, G.L., 09 Canarick, Sidney, 37 Canestrari, Robert, 86-87 Cangelosi, Charles, 94 Cangelosi, Michael, 2003-04 Cannestro, Victor J., 37-39 Capone, Gerard, 78 (student coach) Capone, Ronald, 64-65 Cardiﬀ, Patrick W., 81 Cardinalli, Richard, 85-86 Carey, John, 86-87-88-89 Caricato, Michael, 82 Carlaw, Luke, 96-97-98-99 Carlin, E.D., 1899 Carlow, Joseph, 45 Carmona, Anddy, 99-2000-01 Carney, Will, 2005-06-07-08 Carpluk, William, 74-75-76-77 Carruthers, Gary, 2000-01-02 (TC) Carswell, Michael, 79-80 Carter, Anthony, 2008 Carvelli, A.J., 91 Case, D.B., 1899 Cassidy, James, 70-71-72 Castellani, Corey, 92-93 Casten, Christopher J., 81 Casten, Jeﬀrey P., 81-82 Castiglia, Jon, 92-93-94 Catalano, Joseph, 78-79-80 (TC) Catanzaro, Michael, 84-85 Catterall, G.H., 1895-96-97-1900 Catterall, R.C., 1887-89-90-92 Cavlovic, Craig, 87-88-89-90 (CC) Cerretani, Richard, 67-68 Chandler, Robert, 73 Charlesworth, Clay, 92 Chaump, Donald, 59

Jerome Acy

Chironna, John F., 51-52-53-54 (C) Christathakis, Peter, 99-2001-02 Christina, James, 88-89 Churchill, Jon, 98-99-2000-01 Churchman, Roy, 71-72 Ciccotelli, Salvatore, 43* Cieslewicz, John, 76-77-78 (TC) Ciesnolevicz, Cole, 2002-03-04 Cihak, William, 87 Cinamella, Andrew, 2002-03 Ciperson, Robert, 70 Citron, Jay, 57 Clagett, Greg, 74 Clark, Byron, 82-83 (TC) Clarke, J.F., 06-07-09-10 (C) Claycomb, Larry, 59 Clayton, George, 69-70-71 Clements, Reynold, 61-62 Cliﬀord, William, 75-76-77 (CC) Cline, Darryl J., 80-81-82 Cobaugh, Robert F., 48 Cober, A.M., 09 Cober, E.W., 1894-96(C)-97(C)-98(C) Cockill, G.W., 01-02-03(C) -04 Cockill, T., 15-16 Cody, Michael, 78-79 Cody, William, 54 Coﬀelt, John, 73-75-76 Cole, Vic, 2001 Coleman, Craig, 81-82-83 Coleman, Ross, 95-96-97-98 Collage, Stephen, 2004-05-06-07 Collett, Douglas A., 81 Collins, David, 79 Collins, M.R., 1893-94-96 Collins, Timothy, 81-82-83-84 Colton, Ryan, 2003 Connell, Michael, 61-62-63 Connelly, Donald A., 66

Joe Catalano

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

LETTERWINNERS

Tony Durkin

Conner, R. Holt, 55 (Mgr.) Connolly, Dan, 89 Connolly, Thomas, 70 Conover, Sean, 2002-03-04-05 (CC) Conti, Enio, 35-36-37 (CC) Conti, Greg, 2006-07 Cook, Donald, 63-64 Cooley, Robert, 62-63 Coons, Robert, 64-65 Cooper, C.D., 03-04-05 (C) Cooper, Colby, 96-97 Cooper, T.E., 1895 Cornwell, John, 56 Corsey, Jr., Edward, 84 Corson, David R., 35 Corson, E.S., 1889 Cortez, Edward, 2003 Cortez, R. Michael, 79-80 Cosgrove, Raymond, 59-60-61 Cosimano, Michael, 75-76-77-78 (TC) Cotter, Peter, 2006 Coulombe, Bernard, 44* Coulson, H.R., 07-08-09(C) -10 Courson, W.M., 1887 Coverdale, Gregory, 91 Cowan, George, 98-99-2000-01 Cox, Dennis, 57-58-59 Cox, Thomas, 65 Craig, H.L., 1897 Cramton, Michael, 88-89-90 Crawford, Evan, 2000-01-02-03 Cregar, P.B., 1894 (Mgr.) Cressinger, J.B., 1890-92 Cristoforo, Felix, 43 Croop, J.E., 06 Crouse, George W., 34-35-36 Crowe, Joseph, 31 Crudup, Charles, 93-94-95 Cruikshank, F.P., 11-12-13 Crum, Thomas, 65-66-67 Cunningham, John, 64 Currie, Ed, 92-93 Cyphert, Jay, 97 (Mgr.) Czeponis, Jr., Lawrence, 89-90

D-D-D

Dailey, John, 71-72-73 (CC) Dakan, Michael, 76-77 Dal Bello, Ian, 2008 D’Aloia, Paul, 77-78-79 Damaschke, Dennis, 73-75 D’Amico, Lawrence, 79-80 Daniels, B.E., 09-10 Dann, D.I., 30 Danowski, F., 14 Dante, Darrell, 82 Darrington, Raphael, 2002 Darrup, Chris, 89 Davenport, Robert G., 50-51 Davidson, Donald, 46-47-48-49 (CC) Davidson, E.E., 1883 Davidson, Michael, 74 Davies, J.E., 1883 Davies, Peter, 82-83-84 Davis, Brien, 95 Davis, Jason, 2006-07 Davis, Kenny, 2004-05 Davis, Lee, 58 (Mgr.) Davis, R.G., 14

120

Da R.J., 1891-92 Davis, Da Roosevelt, 2006 Davis, Da Dayhoff , H.O., 20-21-22 D Deacon, Thomas, 44* D Dean, Thomas A., 49-50-51 D DeAngelis, Frank, 41 D Decker, Andrew, 2003-04-05 D DeCoursey, E., 22 (Mgr.) D DeDominicis, Eric 95 D Robert A., 51-52-53 Dee, D DeFalco, Andrew, 92-93-94 D DeFeo, Nicholas, 2005-06 D DeGraff enreidt, Aaron, 2002-03-04 D Delaney, Timothy, 32-33-34 D La Rosa, Robert, 2008 De D DeMartino, Matthew, 2005-06 D Dempsey, John, 31-33 D Denne, Thomas, 73 D Dent, J.D., 15-16-19 D Denton, J.C., 22-23 D Depew, Alvin, 78-79-80 D Depew, Eugene, 68-69-70 (CC) D Depew, Terry, 70-71-72 D Derrick, Randall, 2002 (Mgr.) D DeRosa, Frank, 44* D DeStefano, Josh, 2004-05-06-07 D Devonshuk, David, 75-76-77 (CC) D DeWoody, C., 1887 Di DiBernardo, Ian, 90-91 Dickens, James, 82 Diehl, F.W., 23 Diehl, G.W., 24-25-26-27 (C) Dietrich, J.J., 21-22 Diez, Richard, 70-71-72 Dillon, F.W., 1895 Dimitroff, Donald, 84-85 DiOrio, F. Joseph, 69-70-71 (CC) Diorio, William, 73-74 Diotisalvi, Anthony, 44* Ditka, Ashton, 59-60-61 Dlugos, Joe, 95-96-97 Dobber, Walter, 33-34-35 Dodd, Roger, 70 Doebler, W. Sherman, 46 Domazewski, Chester S., 42-46 Dominick, Thomas, 84-85-86 Donahue, Kenneth, 68-69-70 Donato, Joseph, 79-80-81 Donkers, Jason, 94-95 Donnelly, Sean, 92 (Mgr.) Dooley, John M., 20 Doremus, Andrew, 94-95 Dorman, Jack V., 31-32-33 Douglas, D.A., 1901-02 Doviak, Gregory, 68-69-70 Drayton, Jack G., 33-34 Drexler, Fred, 43* Duda, Marc, 75-76-77 Dueger, LaVerne E., 39-40 Duerksen, Roger, 58 Duff, Jack, 66-67 Duff, W.W., 10 Duncan, Dell, 73 Dunkle, D.F., 10-11-12 Dunlap, S.B., 02 (Mgr.) Dunmire, R.B., 1888-89 Dunn, Timothy, 78-79 Dunn, William, 78 Duplicki, Alexander J., 48-49-50 DuPuy, Ted, 56 Durkin, Anthony, 82 Durner, Harry, 52 Durr, Kenneth, 78-79-80-81 Durtan, Stanley, 70-71-72 Dzurinko, Andrew, 62-63-64

E-E-E

Eachus, John, 57-58-59 Eaton, A.T., 23 Ebner, G.G., 19 Eck, Stephen, 70-71-72 (CC) Eden, Josh, 2006-07 Edgar, A.W., 21-22 Edmunds, C.P., 07-08-09 Edwards, 1883 Edwards, Harold C., 13-14 Edwards, Stephen, 2005-06-07-08 Egloﬀ, James I., 51-52-53 (TC) Eiben, Kevin, 97-98-99-2000 Elliott, Bentley, 64 Elliott, D.H., 1894-96-97 Elliott, Joseph, 61-62-63 Elliott, Frederick, 59-60 Elliott, W.W., 17 Ellis, Scott, 62-63-64 Ellor, A.W., 27-28-29 Ellson, Richard, 71

Elwell, Edwin, 72-73-74 Emanuel, Stephen C., 24-25 Endler, Harold, 31-33 Erb, Lester, 87-88-89-90 Erby, Corin, 2005-06-07 Errickson, Andy, 57-58 Ervin, Robert, 46-47-48-49 Esposito, Christopher, 89-90-91 Evanko, Kevin, 73-75 Evans, Bob, 77-78-79 Evans, Dave, 98-99-2000 Eyster, Llewellyn, 40

F-F-F

Fahringer, Fredrick, 40-41 Faircloth, Matt, 2000 Fallon, Thomas, 65-66-67 Falvey, Brian, 80-81-82-83 Farbstein, Mitchell, 70-71-72 Farina, Nicholas, 31-32-33 (CC) Farley, Robert C., 43*-44 Farrand, Brigham, 2006-07-08 Farrell, Tom, 95-96-97-98 Farrow, W.C., 1887-89 Farthing, William, 89 Fassel, E.M., 06 (Mgr.) Fastuca, Douglas, 84-85-86 (CC) Faust, R.B., 18 Fawcett, Blaine, 90-91-92 Fazio, Salvatore J., 35 Feeley, Patrick, 93-94-95 Feldmann, Gordon, 69 Felton, Raleigh, 15 Ferraiuolo, William, 75-76 Ferreri, Roger, 67 (Mgr.) Fetterman, Terry, 56-57 Ficca, Vince, 98-99-2000 (TC) Fichter, Frank, 61-62-63 Fick, William, 67-68-69 Filer, John D., 34-35-36 (CC) Finkelstein, Moe, 54 Finsterbush, Levi, 2008 Firman, Robert, 2008 Firth, C., 1894 Fisher, H.C., 13-16 Fisher, Jonathan, 68 Fitzsimmons, Devin 2004 Fitzsimmons, Robert, 55-56-57 (CC) Fleming, Douglas, 45-47 Flesher, R.E., 26 Flurer, John, 52-53-54 Foley, Edward, 86-87-88 (TC) Ford, Darren, 78-79-80 Ford, Robert, 53-54-55 Forsyth, Douglas, 57-58-59 Foster, Brian, 99 Foster, J.W., 21-22-23-24 (C) Foulke, Kirk, 59-60-61 (C) Fourney, Alexander, 82 Fox, Jim 95-96 Fraass, Robert, 92 Fralick, Jason, 90-92 Frampton, D.B., 08 Francis, Greg, 72 Frank, H.A., 04-05 Franke, William, 49-50 Franklin, Lester, 43* Frassenei, Rogers, 56-57 (CC) Frattarelli, Edward, 92-93-94 (TC) Freeble, C.R., 17 Freeman, James, 65 Freudenberger, G.V., 1899-1900 Frick, Justin, 91-92-93 Friday, Brandon, 2006-07 Frisbey, David, 2003-04-05-06 Fritz, Gary, 78-79-80-81 Fry, Harry, 29-30-31 Frymire, B.M., 05 Fullmer, Ian, 2007 Funair, Frank, 37-38-39 Funderburg, Gerald, 99 Furiell, Ralph, 32-33-34 (CC) Furio, Henry, 43* Furlong, Ronald, 87 Furman, L.B., 1887

G-G-G

Gagarin, R., 79 (Mgr.) -80(Mgr.) Gaines, Gregory, 85-86-87-88 Gallagher, Joseph A., 49-50-51 Gallia, Louis J., 66-67-68 Gallo, Geoﬀery S., 80-81 Ganz, Jr., Paul, 51-52-53 (TC) Garcia, Francisco, 94-95 Gardner, Jon, 86-87-88 Garner, A.R., 1895-97-98

Garner, Damon, 91-92-93 Garrett, R.V., 26 (Mgr.) Garrity, Norman, 60-61-62 Garten, Thomas, 46 (Mgr.) Gaskell, Vernon, 45 Gaskill, A.J.S., 26 Gates, H.C., 00 Gavert, Jr., Roy V., 51-52-53-54 Gay, Brian, 93-94-95 (CC) Gdaniec, E.A., 13-14-20-21 Gdaniec, J.F., 11-12 Geosits, John, 47-48 (C) Gearhart, C., 1883 Geishauser, Greg, 98-99 Genna, Joseph, 80 Gentile, Mark, 92-93-94 Gerdeman, Gregory, 91-92 Gerhart, R., 1883 Gerhart, W.L., 18 Gerlach, Rob, 2008 Gerstmyer, Gregory, 90 Giacomelli, Donald, 68-69-70 (CC) Gibbon, Jr., Robert, 83-84 (TC) Gibson, David, 2001-02 Gibson, Justin, 2002-03-04 Gifford, Steve, 2001 Gilbert, H.N., 16 Gilchrist, E.P., 1895-96 Gilewicz, Paul, 68-69-70 Gilkey, Clinton, 58-59 Gilleland, Scott, 85-86-87-88 Gills, W.S., 01-02 Gillus, J., 1899-1900 Giordano, J. Ronald, 61-62 Given, James, 85-86-87 (CC) Glass, C.E., 15 Glass, Edwin, 40-41 Glasser, Chad, 2004-05-06-07 Glenn, Joe, 2002-03-04 Glus, Robert, 92-93-94 Goldsmith, M.F., 05 Golomboski, Joseph, 80-81 Goodall, C.E., 1901 (Mgr.) Goodwin, C.L., 29-30-31 Goodwin, E., 26 Goodwin, M., 26 Goodwin, S., 25-26 Gore, Frederick W., 39-40-41 (CC) Gornto, Josh, 2007-08 Gorski, Peter, 93 Graham, Jeffrey, 66-67-68 Graham, John, 47 Grainger, Jonathan, 2005-06-07 (CC) Grant, Ralph, 43-44 (CC) Gray, William G., 51-52-53 (TC) Grecek, Leonard, 93-94-95 Green, Eric, 91 Green, Eric, 96-97-98-99 Green, Raymond J., 35-36 Green, William, 88 Greene, F.H., 1892 Grella, Gary, 82-83-84 Grennon, William, 80 Grey, W.T., 1899-1900 Grieco, Joseph V., 38-39 Griffin, Jerome, 69-70 Griffith, B.W., 1895-96 Griffith, Bart, 96 Grim, William L., 51-52 Gring, Edward, 27 (Mgr.) Groff, J., 07-08

Stephen Edwards

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL Gross, Daniel, 47 (Mgr.) Grosswirth, Herbert A., 51 Grosvenor, Michael, 83-85 Gumb, Dana, 44* Gruenberg, Charles, 46-47-48-49 Guadagno, Andrew, 2005-07 Guerrini, Michael, 87-88 Gunthorpes, Alex, 97 Gurevick, Carl, 53 Gush, F. James, 78-79-80 Guyton, Zachary, 84-85-86 Gyre, Richard, 2000

H-H-H

Haardt, William, 66 Hackley, Chris, 86-87-88 (TC) Haering, Robert, 62-63-64 Haft, Eric, 78 Hagan, Charles, 74-75-76-77 Haggerty, Michael, 94-95-96 Hahn, Byron, 20-21-22 Hajdu, Steve, 96-97-98 Halicki, E.H., 25-27-28 (CC) Hall, Charles, 45-47 Hall, Clay, 73 (Mgr.) -74 (Mgr.) Hall, Marshall, 79-80-81-82 Hall, Peter, 76-77 Hall, V.P., 17-18 Hall, W.J., 21-22-23 Hall, Jr., Walter J., 48-49-50 Hambacher, E.A., 27-28 Hammond, Rapheal, 2003-04 Hann, H.H., 15 (Mgr.) Hanson, H., 1887 (C) Hardman, Mike, 2004-05-06 Hardy, Todd, 91-92-93 Hargrave, F.B., 1887-88 Harper, Jay, 2008 Harris, H.F., 1895 Harris, Justin, 96-97-98-99 Harris, Kyle, 2000-01 Harrison, Marc, 89-90-91 Harriss, B.T., 06 Hart, Duane, 92-93 Hart, III, Edgar, 82-83-84 Hart, Jeﬀrey, 91-92 Hart, Lewis, 56-57-58 (CC) Hart, Matthew, 63 Harteveld, Peter, 92 Harwell, Hugh, 65 (Mgr.) -66 (Mgr.) Hatajik, Todd, 90 Havern, Thomas, 64-65-66 Havrilak, Samuel, 66-67-68 (C) Havrilla, III, Paul, 81-82-83-84 Hawk, D.J., 06 Hawk, G.W., 06 Hawkins, Robert, 85-86-87-88 Hayes, Chris, 2007-08 Hayes, Gene, 40 Hayes, J.F., 06 Hazlett, Todd, 94 Heather, Fred, 64 Heckman, Raymond S., 48 Heidt, Edward, 82-83-84 Heim, R.C., 23 (Mgr.) Heininger, Karl A., 50-51 Helfrich, David, 68 Helon, Chase, 2002 (Mgr.) Helsing, Dane, 99-2000 Hemmings, A. Bruce, 63-64-65

LETTERWINNERS

Henderson, John A., 48 Henderson, J.N., 08 Hendren, J.D., 15-16-19 (C) Hendricks, Ronald, 53-54-55 Henesey, Brian, 88-89-90-91 (CC) Henn, James, 65-66 Henneman, Brad S., 80-81-82-83 (TC) Henning, H.W., 21-22-23 Henry, Andrew, 87-88 Henry, David, 84-85 Henry, John Jr., 93-94 Henry, Tom, 77-78-79 Hepp, Bob, 2000 Herbert, Steven, 91-93-94 Herman, C.W., 1883 Herman, J.A., 1898 Hern, G.P., 11-12-13-14 Hershock, Robert, 56 Hertzler, John, 69-70 Hetsko, Richard J., 49-50 Hettche, Ray, 57-58-59 Hewson, John, 43 Heydrick, Edward, 31 Heysham, T., 1890-91 Hibbard, David, 78-79-80 (TC) Hiles, James D., 81-82 Higgins, Eric, 97-99-2000 Higgins, William, 88-89-90 Hill, Willie, 95-96-97 Hines, Gregory, 93-95 Hinkle, W. Clarke, 29-30-31 Hislop, James, 76-78 Hislop, Thomas, 75-76-77 (CC) Hixson, Mike, 56-57-58 Hoak, K.E., 29-30-31 Hodges, Gilbert, 93-95 Hoffer, Joel, 2004-05-06 Hoffman, E.T., 1897 Hoffman, Richard, 43 Hogan, George, 95-96-97 Hohowski, Ronald, 60 Hollabaugh, Richard, 74 Holland, Craig, 78 Hollinger, C.D., 25-26 Hollinshead, F., 1893-94-96 Hollister, William, 53 Holmes, Robert, 55-56-57 Homa, David, 84 Homan, F.W., 19-20-21-22 Hoover, James, 47-48-49 Hopler, H.S., 14-15-16 Hopson, C.J., 2008 Hopson, Julius, 2005-06-07-08 Horan, James, 2000-01-02 Horning, John, 75-76 Horst, Jr., Robert, 92-93-94 Horter, G.C., 1889-90-91 Horting, Reed, 69 Howanitz, George, 94-95-96 (TC) Hubka, Eugene, 43-44(CC) -46 Hubka, Terry, 65 Hughes, Edward, 79-80-81-82 Hulick, J.E., 25 Humeston, E.A., 1898 Hummel, Jake, 96 Hunt, Brad, 96 Hunn, Richard, 56-57-58 Hurdley, Wally, 96-97 (TC) Hurley, Corey, 96-97-98-99 (TC) Hush, Charles, 79 Huston, Chris, 97 Hutchings, Corey, 95 (Mgr.)

I-I-I

Id Idleman, Lee, 53 (Mgr.) Im Imbertson, Mark, 96-97 In Ingram, Chris, 2007 Iw Iwaskiw, Alex, 2008

J-J-J

Bill Grennon

Ja Jackson, Edward, 92-93-94 Ja Jackson, John Henry, 2002-03-04 Ja Jackson, William III, 94-95 Ja Jaﬀe, Melvin, 39 (Mgr.) Ja James, G.K., 27-28-29 Ja James, Owen, 31-32-33 (CC) Ja Jamieson, Edward, 68-69 Ja Jamieson, William, 99-2002 (Mgr.) Ja Jann, Henry, 71 Ja Jansen, Keith E., 81-82-83-84 (TC) Ja Jantzi, Eric, 89-90 Ja Jaroschak, James, 92-94 Je Jemison, F.D., 21-22-23 Je Jenkins, E., 21-22-23-24 Je Jenkins, Harry L., 34 Je Jenkins, Kenneth, 79-80-81 (CC)

er, 70 (Mgr.) Jenkins, Walter, Jenkinson, E.J., 1895-96-97 Jennings, G.A., 1893-94-96-97 Jessup, Todd, 92-93 John, Jim, 97-98 Johnson, Bruce, 69 Johnson, Charles B., 62 Johnson, Charles F., 60-65-66 Johnson, C.L., 18 Johnson, D.M., 21-22-23 Johnson, Elting C., 42-43 Johnson, J.C., 1901-02-03-04 (C) Johnson, J. VanWert, 49-50-51 Johnson, Jr., J. VanWert, 76 Johnson, Larry, 76-77-78 Johnson, Richard, 60 Johnson, Richard D., 48-49-50 (CC) Johnson, Richard S., 83 Johnson, Timothy, 2000-02-03 (CC) Johnston, Harry, 45 Johnston, William, 43* Jones, Arthur, 66 Jones, C.S., 27-28 Jones, E.E., 25 Jones, Edward, 70-71-72 Jones, Greg, 2007-08 (CC) Jones, Roger A., 66-67-68 Jones, T.C., 27-28-29 Jones, Willes E., 37-38 Jonsson, Patrik, 95 Jope, Andrew, 90 (Mgr.) Jordan, A.A., 09-10-11-12 (C) Jordan, H.L., 24 Joyner, Terence, 98-99 Julian, A.F., 20-21-22

K-K-K

Kachel, Leonard, 32-33 Kadien, Tom, 77 Kane, Kevin, 90-91-92 Kane, Thomas, 55 Kapp, C.G., 21-22 Karmilowicz, N.A., 24-25-26-27 Karwoski, Robert, 55-56 Kaslander, Jr., Robery A., 81-82-83 Kaufman, Peter, 2004-05-06 Kaufmann, Richard, 65-66-67 (C) Kaufmann, W.A., 1892-94 (C) Kawczenski, Matt, 99-2002 Keane, Christopher, 82-83-84-85 Kech, A.S., 05 (Mgr.) Keech, G.T., 13 (Mgr.) Keener, Jamie, 84-85-86 Keiser, Wilmon, 11-12-13(C) -14 Kelley, Don, 77-78-79 Kelly, J.E., 09 Kelly, Jeﬀrey, 89-90-91 Kelly, W.T., 24 Keltie, Bruce, 77-78-79-80 (TC) Kennedy, Antwan, 2002-03 Kenny, Brian, 64 Kenzie, Al, 56 Kern, Frederick, 40-41 Kerr, Stephen, 2001-02-03 Kerstetter, F.L., 09-11 Keshishian, John, 43 Kiely, Jr., William R., 48-49-50 Kiernan, Thomas, 41-46 Kiersarsky, Leonard J., 48-49 Kiick, George H., 37-38-39 (CC) Killeen, Calhoun J., 44 Killoran, Russell, 67 Kilpelainen, Janne, 90-91-92 Kimball, Andrew G., 81-82 King, Brian, 86 King, Michael, 94 Kinney, Arthur, 55 Kinports, B.W., 1892 Kinsey, Ronald, 63-64-65 Kinslow, W.D., 1890 Kirby, Frank A., 50-51-52 Kirk, Jim, 95 (Mgr.) Kirkendall, H.W.D., 1887-88 Kirth, 16 Kisiday, Andrew, 75 Kissinger, Ardie, 96-97-98 Kisslak, Jay, 85 Kizekai, A.J., 2006-07-08 (CC) Klaber, Richard, 53-54 Klauder, George, 54 Klawonn, Robert, 85-87 Klenovic, John, 69-70-71 (CC) Kline, R.D., 17 Klingensmith, Donald, 90-91-92 Klingner, Erik, 92 Klosterman, B.F., 25 Kmetz, Paul, 71-73

Ken Jenkins

Knauer, Craig, 91 Knoneberg, Karl, 75-76 Knupp, Melvin L., 39-40-41 (CC) Koch, C.D., 1897 (Mgr.) Kochins, George J., 44-46 Kofke, Andy, 73 (Tr.) Kolak, Andy, 2000 (Mgr.) Kolodziej, Jason, 2006-08 Kopp, Travis, 91-92-93 (CC)-94 Kopp, W.T., 26 Koppes, Donald, 55-56 Korn, Ryan, 2003-04 Kosier, Robert, 58 Kostos, A., 25 (C) Kostos, F.C., 29 Kostos, J., 17-18-19-20 (C) Kostynick, Michael, 43 Kovacs, Stephen J., 44-45 Kowalski, Gerard, 75(Mgr.)-76(Mgr.)-77(Mgr.) Kozlowski, James, 54-55 Kramer, Brian, 97-98-99 Kreider, Joel, 77-78-79 Kremer, C., 18 Kremer, F., 18 Kreps, James, 79 Kress, Jeﬀ, 72(Mgr.)-73(Mgr.)-74(Mgr.) Kress, R.H., 1898 (Mgr.) Krise, H.D., 1897 Kroner, A., 43 (Mgr.) Krueger, Thomas, 75-76-77-78 Krutchkoﬀ, Todd, 90 Kubacki, John, 32 Kucera, David, 80-82-83-84 Kuhn, George, 67 Kuhn, Robert, 98-99 Kuhn, Tom, 99-2000-01 Kuhns, Charles, 75-76 Kunar, Matt, 95-96-97-98 Kupstas, B.G., 25 Kurtz, J.R., 09-10 Kutz, Charles, 86-87-88

Dave Kucera

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

LETTERWINNERS

Al Locey

LaBrec, Josh, 94-95-96-97 Lachman, James, 2003-04-05 Lair, Alex, 2008 Lair, Andrew, 2006-08 Lake, Jim, 77 Lambert, Oliver, 65 Landis, Daryl, 89 Lane, William H., 36-37-38 (CC) Lane, Jr., William H., 69-70 Langan, Robert, 72-73-74 Lange, Kenneth, 83 Laskowski, Joseph, 69-70-71 Laughton, Robert, 62-63-64 Law, C.C., 1883 (C) Law, Keith D., 51 Lawrence, Calvin, 77 Lawrence, F.A., 15-16 Layman, Doug, 96-97 Lazio, Frank, 2002-03-04 Leach, Chester R., 48-49-50 Leatherman, Michael, 2000-01-02-03 (CC) Leavitt, Shirley M., 31 (Mgr.) Leavitt, Willard H., 36 (Mgr.) Lebec, Richard, 60-61 Lee, Josh, 2007-08 Lees, W.L., 17 Lefkandinos, George, 43 Leisey, Randall, 67 Lemon, Richard, 93-94-95-96 (TC) Lenhard, Donald, 64-65-66 Lenhardt, G.K., 03-04-05-06 (C) Lennox, Scott, 94-95 Lerro, William, 63-64-65 Lesher, H.V., 04 Lesifko, Michael, 73-74 Leskinen, Steve, 73-74 Lester, John, 78 Letchworth, George, 54 (Mgr.) Levine, William, 85-86-87 Lewis, Anthony, 2000-01-02 Lewis, Raymond P., 18 Lichtenfels, Philip J., 51

Paul Maczuzak

122 22

Li Douglas K., 48-49-50 Light, Li Light, Samual, 43* Li Jeffrey, 76-77 Lilly, Li Glyn, 76-77-78 Lipp, Li Scott, 85-86-87 Lillis, Li Lima, Paul, 96-97-98 Li Little, Brandon, 94-95-96 (TC) Ll Lloyd, Ronald, 52-53-54 Lo Lobel, A.T., 28-29-30 Lo Locey, Alan, 80-81-82 Lo Lockard, Kenneth, 2002 Lo Locke, F.M., 30 (Mgr.) Lo Locke, Jeffrey A., 81-82 Lo Lockett, Jeffrey, 78 Lo Lodeski, Ronald, 63-64 Lo Philip, 80 Lohr, Lo George, 85-86 Long, Lo Patrick, 66-67 Long, Lo Longaker, Robert P., 39 Lo Adam, 99-2000-01-02 (TC) Lord, Lo Francis R., 48 Lore, L Lo Lourdeaux, Joe, 99-2000-01 Lo Louthis, Peter, 67-68-69 Lo G.F., 1888 Love, Lo Lovelace, Anthony, 2003-04 Lo Loyer, James, 73 Lo Lovett, Josh, 2007 Lu Lucadamo, Anthony, 69-70 L Luccarelli, Eugene, 68-69-70 Luce, Stephen, 75 Ludwig, William R., 66-67-68 Lundberg, Chris, 99-2000-01-02 Lundberg, Cory, 97-99 Lusk, John, 90-91-92 (TC) Lustig, Justin, 97-98-99-2000 (TC) Lutz, Devon, 2005 Lympus, Shane, 91-92 Lynch, Mark, 78 Lynn, H.S., 26 Lynn, John P., 36-37-38

M-M-M

Maczuzak, Paul, 65-66-67 MacGibbon, Glen, 80-81-82 Mackenzie, Doug, 2004 Maeby, John T., 49-50 Magagna, Albert, 41-42-43* Magee, E.J., 1898 Magee, R.L., 24-25-26 Magee, Robert, 74-75 Mahl, Gerald, 97-2000 (Mgr.) Mahood, W.T., 25 Mair, Jesse, 40-46 Makovsky, Brian, 87-88-89 Malin, Theodore, 91-92 Malone, Patrick, 59-60-61 Maloney, R.J., 92 Malsky, Leo, 88 Mangan, T.J., 15-16-19-20 Mangum, O’Dean, 89 Manigan, Edward, 64 Manjuck, Todd, 2005-07-08 Mann, David, 78-79-80 Mann, Webster A., 44 (Mgr.) Manning, Paul, 55-56 Manrodt, Jr., Kurt, 36-37-38 Mansﬁeld, Clay, 68-69-70 Mardaga, Louis W., 43*-44 Margaritonda, Donald, 92-93 Marhefka, David, 73 Marinak, Douglas, 67-68-69 M Marks, Robert, 64-65-66 (CC) M Marohnic, Michael, 75 M Marquardt, Albert, 2001-02-03 M Marren, David S., 81 M Marrow, Jason, 98-99-2001 M Marsh, C.S., 04 (Mgr.) M Marsh, H.B., 1892-93 M Marshall, James, 86 (Mgr.)-87 (Mgr.) M Marshall, Robert, 89-90-91 M Marsilio, Chad, 97-98-99-2000 M Marsilio, Jared, 2001-02-03 M Marsoobian, Armen, 72 (Mgr.) M Martell, Jay, 2004 M Marter, C.D., 29-30-31 (C) M Martin, David, 83-84-85-86 M Martin, L.P., 30 M Martin, Thomas, 90-91 M Martz, C.J., 18 M Maslanik, Ronald, 59-60 M Mason, Joseph S., 49-50-51 M Masonis, Robert, 83-84 M Massey, Joe, 99-2000-01-02 M Mathewson, Christy, 1898-99-1900 M Mathias, Larry, 57-58-59 (C) M Mathieson, Richard, 64 (Mgr.) M Mathiew, Charles, 45

Matthews, Eugene, 42-43 (CC) -46 Matthews, Robert, 97 (Mgr.)-99 (Mgr.) Matzura, Stephen, 2004-05 Mauritz, Peter, 78-79-80 Maute, Robert, 83-84-85 Mayer, Walter, 60-61 Mayo, Corey, 2001-02-03-04 Mayock, Matthew, 85-86-87-88 Mays, Vincent, 91-92-93 Mazanek, Anthony P., 36 McAllister, F.B., 08-09-10 McAnulty, N.B., 10 (Mgr.) McCann, Vincent, 65-66 McCartney, Richard, 54-55 McClain, W.J., 30 McCleary, H.C., 23-25 McCloskey, Lee E., 48 McCloy, James, 86-88 McConnell, Paul V., 42-47(C) McCormick, F.G., 24-25-26-27 McCormick, H.E., 1901-02 McCoy, Alvin, 86-88-89 McDaniel, Robert, 43* McDermott, F.P., 14-15-16-19 McDevitt, Edward, 70-71-72 McDonald, Mike, 77-78-79(CC)-80 McDonough, M.J., 09 McDowell, C.A., 23 McDowell, Don, 97-98-99 McElhany, John F., 39-40 McElvene, Kevin, 90-91-92 McFall, Robert, 43* McFarland, William, 84-85 (CC) McFarlane, Tyler, 2007 McFate, Edward, 38 McGaughey, George, 33-34 McGinnis, Jr., Edward J., 49 (Mgr.)-50 (Mgr.) McGlincy, Lewis, 40 McGowan, Edward J., 42 McGrane, Eugene, 43* (Mgr.) McGrath, Frederick, 76 McGraw, H.C., 20-21-22 McGuire, P.J., 18 McHugh, Steven, 92-93-94 McKay, William, 45-46-47 McKeever, J.E., 04 McKibbin, Martin H., 49-50-51 McKinnon, Carl, 46 McLaughlin, John, 74-75-76 McLeod, Nick, 2008 McMahon, 1901 McMahon, John, 47-48 McNinch, A.E., 05-06 McQuiston, C.L., 1895 McQuown, William, 61-62-63 McSorley, Harry J., 51-52 (CC) Mears, Warren K., 44-46 Meehan, Eugene, 55-56-57 Meenan, Daniel, 86-87-88 Megargee, J.L., 1892-93-94 Megargel, Robert, 45 (Mgr.) Melberger, Clifford, 58-59-60 (C) Merrell, Robert B., 42-47 Meltzer, Philip, 72-73 Melville, Bob, 62 (Mgr.) Mesaros, Ronald, 91 Meseroll, Charles, 40(Mgr.)-41(Mgr.) Meyer, Karl, 74-75-76 (TC) Mezza, Anthony, 30-31 Michalski, John, 54-56 Miele, Anthony D., 48 Miller, C.L., 29-30 Miller, Christopher, 86-87-88-89 Miller, Jeffery, 78-79-80-81 (CC) Miller, Leonard E., 41-42 Miller, Mark, 92-93-94-95 Miller, Matt, 2002-03-04 Miller, Michael, 76 Miller, Philip, 33-34-35 Miller, Ray, 77 Miller, C. Rich, 93-94-95-96 Miller, Samuel, 47 Millhouse, Steven, 2002 Minggia, Adam, 2001-02 Minker, Marion, 53-54 Mironov, Scott, 85 Misiec, Mariusz, 95-96-97 Mitchell, F.B., 27-28 Mitchell, James, 80-81-82 Mitchell, R.E., 25 Mitchell, Thomas, 63-64-65 Molnar, Yancy, 90 Mols, William E., 35 Moncilovich, George, 58-59 Montagna, Jeffrey, 2002-03-04 Moore, Charles, 45 Moore, Milton, 95

Moore, Stanley B., 44 Morales, Juan, 99-2000-01-02 Moran, A.T., 1899 Moretz, J. Anthony, 70-71-72 Morgan, Dennis, 60-61 Morgan, Edward, 63-64-65 Morgan, J.C., 2000-01-02 Morgan, Marques, 2007-08 Morgan, N.W., 22 Morgan, Philip, 61-62-63 Morgan, Richard, 70-71 Morgans, Patrick, 89 Morone, Philip, 47 Morrett, D.W., 19-20-21-22 Morrette, F., 14 Morris, R.B., 04 Morrison, A.B., 17-18-23 Morrison, Craig, 77-78-79 Morrow, Michael, 83-84-85-86 Morton, Thomas, 70 Mount, F., 1891-93 Mowery, Bruce, 82-84 Moyer, Ronald, 65-66-67 Moyes Tyrone, 94 Mozal, Nicholas, 2005-06-07 Mucher, R.E., 24 (Mgr.) Mulford, A.C., 1895 Mulhall, Brian, 87-88 Mullen, Kevin, 2005-06-07-08 (CC) Munk, R., 08 Murnane, Frederick C., 51 Murnane, Owen D., 51-53 Murphy, Andrew, 43 Murphy, Brian, 87 Murphy, Neil, 59 Murphy, Robert, 44* Murray, Carroll A., 42-43 Murray, St. Clair, 16 (Mgr.) Murray, Thomas, 74-75 Musselman, Nathan, 96-97-98-2000 Mutzel, L.K., 28-29-30 Muzi, Erich, 95-96-97-98 (TC) Myers, Alonzo, 70 Myers, Bradford J., 50-51-52 Myers, Edward C., 31-32-33 Myers, George, 45 Myers, Jeremy, 95-96-97-98 (TC) Myers, Joseph, 88

N-N-N

Naﬀah, Ned, 44 Nagel, Jr., Charles W., 39-40-41 Nana-Sinkam, Sam, 2006-08 Nardone, Flavio L., 50 Natress, W., 1896 Nauman, J. Douglas, 70-71-72 Nazar, Barry, 67 Nealy, Bruce, 55-56-57 Negron, Charles, 57-58-59 Nesbitt, James, 73-74-75-76 (TC) Nesselbush, Robert, 84-85 Netski, Edward A., 44 Newcomb, B.L., 16-17 (C) Newland, Charles, 62 Newman, John, 69-70 Nied, Edward L., 30-31-32 (C) Niemczyk, Stefan, 2004-05-06 (CC) Nikodem, W.J., 30 Niple, C.A., 06-07 (C) Nissley, Travis, 2007-08

Marques Morgan

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL Noll, R. Matthew, 91-92 Norris, McKinley, 79-80 Nosal, Mark, 71-72-73 Noteboom, Stephen, 93-94-95 Noteware, Thomas, 60-61 Novacich, Jr., Kenneth, 83 Novak, Darryl, 62 Nutt, Ian, 2002-03-04 Nycamp, John, 81

O-O-O

Oberg, Christopher, 86-87 O’Brien, C., 05-06-08 (C) O’Brien, G.E., 09-10-11 O’Brien, James, 52 O’Brien, Kevin, 68 (Mgr.)-69 (Mgr.) Odenbach, Alex, 2006-07-08 Ogden, David, 73-74-75 O’Leary, T.A., 10 Olendorf, F., 05 Olson, Ronald, 87-88-89 Ondrasik, John, 70-71-72 O’Neil, Daniel, 69 Onischenko, Tarras, 68-69-70 Orazi, Jeﬀ, 2002-03-04-05 O’Reilly, Cameron, 2007 O’Reilly, John, 67-69 Orlowski, Richard, 60-61-62 Ormsby, Michael, 82-83 Orth, Drew, 2008 Oshinskie, Robert, 92 Ostendarp, James E., 48-49 Otlowski, Raymond W., 36 Ott, David, 58 Owens, E.G., 1883 Owens, Henry, 54 Owens, W.S., 08 Ozersky, 1902

P-P-P

Paglia, Blaise, 2000-01 Palermo, Matt, 2004-05-06 Palko, Dan, 96-97-98-99 (TC) Palladino, Robert, 69 (Mgr.) -70 (Mgr.) Pangonas, Tim, 81-82-83 Papadakis, John, 96-97-98-99 (TC) Pape, Jeﬀrey, 89-90-91 Parham, Terence, 94-95-96-97 Paro, Patrick, 79-80 Parr, John, 42 Passerotti, Richard, 78-79-80 Pasternak, Shaun, 2007-08 Patty, Jeremy, 92-93-94 Patzwall, Robert, 57-58-59 Pavlechko, Timothy, 89-90 Pawlina, Thomas, 66-67 Peale, S.J., 15-16(C) -19 Peatross, Gary, 92-93-94 Peay, Jacques, 81-82-83 Pechulis, Arnold V., 48-49-50 (CC) Pecone, Chris, 96 Peer, Chris, 95-96-97 (TC) Pegg, Harold C., 37-38-39 (CC) Pegg, Robert, 65 Pensabene, Michael, 73-74-75 Perkins, Oji, 95-97 Perry, Bernard, 94-95-96 (Mgr.) Peters, Charles, 31-32-33 Petersen, Dorian, 2003-04-05-06 (CC) Pethick, Robert, 33-34-35

Dante Ross

LETTERWINNERS

Petronzio, Matt, 95 (Mgr.) Pettit, Raymond F., 51-52 Pezak, Joseph, 68 Pfeiﬀer, William B., 35-37 Pﬂug, David, 89-90 Phaturos, William, 92 Phelan, James, 2007-08 Phelps, D.E., 02 Phillips, David, 80-81-82 Phillips, Joseph, 68-69-70 Phillips, Kenneth, 93 (Mgr.)-94 (Mgr.) Phillips, Lucas, 98-99-2000 (TC) Phillips, Michael, 93-94-95 Pickering, Cyril, 2006 Piekarski, F., 18 Piersol, L.O., 06-07 Pimm, W.B., 1889-90-91 Pisano, William, 90-91 Platt, Wesley, 13 Plewak, John, 38-39-40 (CC) Pluviose, Stephane, 2000-01-02 Pocius, Frank L., 38-39 Pocius, Martin A., 35-36 Podd, Chester V., 41-42 Pope, Martin, 58-60 Popeck, Henry, 53-54 Powell, Harry H., 44 Powell, Jabu, 98-99-2000-01 (CC) Powell, III, Ralph, 91 Powelson, Jr., Abram V., 50-51-52 (CC) Pratico, Steve, 95-96-97 Pratt, Christopher, 62 (Mgr.)-63 (Mgr.) Praylo, Christopher, 2002-03-04-05 Preputnick, Brian, 93-94 Prichard, K.C., 1898-99-1900 Priest, Forrest M., 31 Priore, Nicholas R., 38-39-40 Probst, Carl, 71-72-73 (CC) Pugliese, Vincent, 53 Puia, Carroll, 74 Pulgrano, Justin, 2007-08 Pulianas, Alexander V., 48 Purcell, David, 95-96 Pursley, Mark, 73-74-75 Pysh, Dennis, 82-83

Q-Q-Q

Querino, Ernest E., 41 Quick, Martin A., 36-37-38 Quinn, Edward G., 44 Quinn, M., 25-26-27-28

R-R-R

Radcliffe, William, 67-69 Rafferty, Jon, 2000 Rafferty, Sean, 2008 Rago, Anthony, 79 Ransome, Kevin, 2001-02-03-04 (CC) Ratkus, Theodore, 62-63-64 Rauscher, Victor, 79 (Mgr.)-80 (Mgr.) Ravina, Donald, 45 Ravenscroft, Aaron, 97 (Mgr.) Rawson, G.K., 14 (Mgr.) Rayhack, John, 69 Raymaley, Edwin R., 34-35 Reading, W.D., 12-13 Readinger, Gregory, 99-2000-01 Rech, William J., 66-68 Redd, Shawn, 98-99 Redmond, Leonard, 93 (SA) Reeb, Edwin, 64-65 Re Charles, 40 Reed, Re M., 20-21-22-23 (C) Reed, Re Reese, Walter, 86-87 Re Donald, 75-76 Reh, Re Reichert, James, 41 Re William, 54-55-57 Reilly, Re Reingold, Vernon, 44* Re Reistle, Jr., Jack, 90 (Mgr.) Re Reitze, David, 62-64 Re Reitzel, Edward, 60 Re Rener, Alison, 82 (Mgr.) Re Renneisen, Irwin, 72-73-74 Re Renock, Stephen, 71-73 Re Rexford, Stephen, 65 Re Reyonlds, B.R., 17 Re Reynolds, Garry, 99-2000-01 Re Reznichak, Joseph, 32-33-34 Rh Rhines, W.P., 1887 Rh Rhode, LeRoy H., 34 (Mgr.)-35 (Mgr.) Rh Rhodes, Hoover, 37-38 Rh Rhone, Kevin, 71-72-73 Rh Rhubright, Joseph, 32-33-34 Rh Rhym, Darren, 85-87 Ri Richards, Zachary, 2002-03 Ri Richardson, L.A., 11-12

as, 75 Rickey, Thomas, Rielly, James, 83-84 Riemer, H.B., 1896-97-98-99 (C) Rieu, George, 60-61-62 Riggins, L.L., 1890-91-92 (C) Rigle, Louis, 45 Riley, Harold, 62 Riker, Ralph, 54-55-56 Rinaldo, Anthony, 58-59 Rinaldo, Todd, 2006-07-08 Rivera, Stephen, 2007 Roberts, W.E., 03 Robertson, Bryce, 2008 Rocchino, George, 91 Rockett, Ron, 95-96-97-98 Rodgers, Donald, 63 Rodgers, Thomas E., 41-42-46 Roe, Joshua, 96-98 Roebuck, Douglas, 87-88-89-90 Rohrbaugh, Carson, 2008 Rohrbaugh, R. Luke, 68-69-70 Rosati, Joseph H., 35-36 Roseborough, Robert, 92 Rosenbloom, M., 18-19 Rosini, Ricco, 99-2000-01 Ross, Bill, 56 Ross, Charles, 72-73 Ross, Dante, 2002-03-04-05 Ross, E.W., 21 (Mgr.) Ross, N.C., 29-30 Rossi, Brian, 70 Rossi, Tony, 77-78-79 Rost, Lawrence, 66 Rowe, J.Z., 1895-96-97-98-99 Royer, James, 65-66 Rubright, Donald, 72-73 Ruger, Randall, 67-68-69 (CC) Ruggiero, Mike, 96 (Mgr.) Rupert, Robert, 52 Rush, Virgil, 2001-03-04 Rutan, Paul, 44* Rutherford, Andrew, 2003 Rutter, Eric, 90-91-92 (TC)

S-S-S

Sabo, John, 65-66 Sajone, Nicholas, 2000-01 Sakowski, John, 93-94-95 (TC) Salberg, Russell, 44*-45 Salinger, George, 57-58 Salvatore, Peter, 2005 Sant’Ambrogio, Paul, 77-78-79 Sarnor, Blamah, 2002-03-04 Sayre, M.E., 06-07 Scalleat, Samuel, 64-65-66 Schaetzle, Martin, 80-81-82 (CC) Scharf, Jon, 2001-03-04 Schaffner, D.H., 11-12-13-14-15 (C) Scheurer, Robert, 85-87 Schiano, Gregory, 85-86-87 (CC) Schiebel, Richard, 75 Schlichter, Walter, 44* Schmid, V.A., 08-09-10-11 (C) Schoeneberger, Larry, 72-73-74 (CC) Scholtz, Ken, 96-97 Schub, F.O., 1992 Schultz, Bill, 77 Schultz, Carl, 43* Schwartz, Jerome, 43 Schweitzer, Joe, 2000-01-02 Scocca, Daniel, 87-88-89-90 Scott, Gary, 83-85 Scott, Howard, 38 (Mgr.) Scott, William, 33 (Mgr.) Seaman, Calvin, 47-48 Sease, Gary, 63-64 Seel, James W., 43*-44 Seigfried, Albert, 62-64 Seiss, Henry W., 30-31-32 Serrao, Francis R., 39-40 Shade, P.C., 05-06 Shaffer, Brian, 76-77-78 (TC) Shaffer, Robert, 90 Shephard, Daron, 75 Sheppard, R.F., 04 Sherbondy, Mike, 96-98 Sherwood, A.J., 1898-99 Sherwood, M.J., 1883 Shipman, J.O., 1883-87-88 Shipp, J.W., 01-02-03 Sholly, J. William, 64 Shoop, F.W., 08 Shorkley, T.M., 1899 Shorts, W.S., 22-23-24-26 Shover, Michael, 2002-03-04 Shump, Don, 96-97-98-99 Shupp, Joseph, 82-83-84-85 (CC)

Greg Schiano

Shuster, Kenneth, 43 Sibert, Mark, 84-85 Sierer, Robert, 53-54-55 Siezaga, Felix A., 42-46 Sikora, Ken, 78-79 Sill, Jr., Robert, 81-82-83 Siman, Herman R., 49-50 Simmons, Brandon, 2007-08 Simpson, Richard, 2004-05-06 Sitarsky, Harry G., 38-39 Sitarsky, John J., 33-34-35 (C) Skiavo, John, 63-64-65 Skinner, John, 69 Slate, A.G., 28-29-30 (C) Slater, Ryan, 2004-05-06-07 (CC) Slaughter, Eric, 97-98-99-2000 Smesko, John, 69-70-71 Smiley, J.B., 04 Smith, A.A., 1895-96-97 Smith, B., 1892 Smith, Bruce, 65-66-67 Smith, G.A., 19 (Mgr.) Smith, H.F., 1891-92-93 (C) Smith, H.G., 12 (Mgr.) Smith, J. Donald, 63-64-66 Smith, M. Ryan, 91 Smith, P.G., 01-02-03-04 Smith, Raymond, 82 Smith, Roosevelt, 89-90-91 Smith, Ryan, 2007-08 Smith, S.C., 00 (Mgr.) Smith, Stuart M., 34-35-36 (CC) Smith, Trevor, 87-88-89-90 Smith, William, 2001-02 Smoot, J. Douglas, 78-79-80-81 Snavely, H.G., 05-06 Sniegocki, Matthew, 92 Snow, Kerry, 74-75-76 (TC) Snyder, C.F., 14 Snyder, E.A., 07-08-10 Snyder, Shane, 82-83 (TC) Soars, C.A., 1887 Sobus, Bruce, 72-73 Sogorka, Brian, 70-71-72 Sokol, Stephen J., 41 Solomon, Gerard, 70-71-72 (CC) Somerville, Scott, 82-83-84 (TC) Sommer, Maynard C., 44 Sommers, John, 59-60 Spahn, George, 68-69-70 Sparkenbaugh, Eric, 89 (Mgr.) Spatafore, John, 88-89-90-91 (CC) Spence, J.L., 25-26 Spielman, J. Edgar, 42 Spirk, Bernard, 72 Spisak, Dave, 77-78-79 Spotts, S.D., 15-17 Spotz, Jeﬀrey, 65-66-67 Spriggs, John C., 44 Squires, John, 83 Stabler, Andrew W., 50 Stallworth, Rashad, 2001-02-03 Stanley, Edward, 94-95 Stanton, F.W., 1898-99-1900(C)-01(C) Stark, Edward, 80 Stec, Edward, 46-47-48-49 (C) Steele, Wayne E., 43*-44 Steen, Harry, 63 Steen, Robert, 66 (Mgr.) -68 (Mgr.) Steﬂ, Harold, 44*-45 (CC) -46-47

123

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

LETTERWINNERS

Vince Woody

Ryan Slater John Spatafore

Stein, William, 71-72-73 Steinhart, Conrad, 74 Steinhart, Corklin, 66-67-68 Stephanou, Stephen J., 37 Stephens, M.B., 29 Stephens, W.S., 24-25(C) -26 Stewart, E.L., 22 Stewart, James, 54-55-56 Stewart, Kevin, 85 Stiefel, Herbert E., 50-51 Stiger, Roy, 45 Stilley, Donald, 65-66 Stinelli, Thomas, 85 Stinson, Craig, 79-81-82-83 Stoddard, Alonzo E., 44 Stonebraker, Merle, 29-30-31 Storm, Eric, 2000-01-02 Stover, Theodore, 94-95-96 (Mgr.) Strang, Lester L., 44 Strausser, A.E., 23 Street, Erik, 89 Strickland, David, 93-94-95 (Mgr.)-96 (Mgr.) Strohecker, Russ, 91-92-93 (CC), 94 (TC) Stroman, Clyde, 74-75-76 Stroot, Jerome, 45 Strzelecki, R. Mark, 72-74-75 Stump, Dean, 60-64-65 Sturgeon, James G., 37 Sturgis, D.D., 12-13 Sullivan, John, 84-85 Summers, Robert L, 37 Surran, Jon, ‘97 Suth, Jr., J. Richard, 91(Mgr.) Svendsen, Craig, 93-94 Swanson, Craig, 2004-05 Swanson, Harold, 46-47 Sweet, L.D., 1898-99-1900 Swineford, William, 61-62-63 (CC) Sylvia, Dean, 84-85-86 Szabo, William M., 47-49-50 Szot, Walter S., 41-42-43

T-T-T

Talley, Thomas, 60 (Mgr.) -61 (Mgr.) Tallman, Mark, 98-99-2000-01 (CC) Talmage, Burton, 50-51-52 Tanchuk, Michael, 74 Tarpley, Jamie, 97 Tashjy, Kenneth, 52-53-54 Taylor, E.L., 1899-1900-01-02-03 Taylor, Scott, 78-80 Teamer, S.P., 11-12 Teeter, Michael, 85-86 Terhes, Paul, 58-59-60 Teufel, C.M., 1899 Thiel, William, 74-76 Thistlewaite, Scoot, 93 Thomas, B.F., 1889-96 Thomas, Charles, 62 Thomas, T., 1898 Thompson, H.C., 07 (Mgr.) Thompson, John, 2004 Thompson, Michael, 80-81-82 (TC) Thompson, Mike, 98-99 Thompson, Neal, 96-97-98 (TC) Thompson, R.W., 03 (Mgr.) Thompson, Sean, 95-96-97 Thompson, W.E., 1897-98 Thomson, John, 2005

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Thornton, Th ornton, John, 61-62-63 Tidwell, Shawn, 2002-03 Timko, Josselyn, 96 (Mgr.)-97(Mgr.)-98 (Mgr.) Todd, David, 93-94 Tolbert, M., 05-07 Toman, Jr., John, 90-91 Tomassetti, Louis V., 36-37-38 (CC) Tomeo, Jim, 77-78-79 Tomlin, Paul, 65-66-67 Tonge, Michael, 2008 Topham, E.M., 11-12-13-14 (C) Torok, Frank, 71 Townsend, Paul, 65 Traceski, Raymond S., 44 Traub, T. Geoﬀrey, 63-64-65 (C) Trigg, Marcello, 2006-07-08 Trimble, W.S., 17 (Mgr.) Trimmer, L.M., 24-25-26-27 Trotter, Nisan, 2002-03-04 Trudnak, Stephen, 29-30-31 Trumble, Thomas, 65-66 Truxel, C.E., 27-28-29 Tuck, V.L., 24-25 Tunison, Reed, 97-99-2000-01 (CC) Turri, Ralph, 73-74-75 (CC) Tustin, P., 1887-89 Twiford, Kenneth, 59-60-61 Tyler, Raymond L., 42-43-46 Tyrrell, Richard, 60-61-62 (C) Tyson, J.R., 08-11

U-U-U

Udell, Mike, 98 Ulmer, David, 2001-02-03-04 Urch, William, 59-60-61 Utke, Steven, 2004

V-V-V

Valentino, Joseph R., 35 Valinoti, Jack, 85 VanBuskirk, Peter, 75 (Mgr.)-76 (Mgr.)-77 (Mgr.) Vanermark, L.C., 32 (Mgr.) VanHorn, John S., 66 VanWhy, Eugene, 08 (Mgr.) Varano, Anthony, 99-2000-01 Varga, Steve, 97 Vargo, Joseph, 91-92 Vassar, David, 67-68-69 (CC) Velte, L.J., 09 (Mgr.) Venuto, Joseph C., 44 Verhey, Hubert C., 32-33 Vernoy, Robert, 57 (Mgr) -58 (Mgr.) Vetter, George, 31-32 Vetter, Mark, 66-67 Vidmer, Gary, 77-78-79 Vincent, Michael, 64-65-66 (CC) Visnovsky, Andrew, 43* Vituccio, David, 87-88-90 von Paris, John, 2008 Vorse, A.O., 03

W-W-W

Waddell, Milton, 74-75-76 Waddell, R.N., 16-17-18 (C) Wade, Felix W., 44 Wadsworth, W.B., 27-28-29 Wagner, Charles, 56-57 Wagner, F.W., 24

Russ Strohecker

Wa W Walasek, William, 55-56-57 Wall, Jeffrey, 90-91-92 Wallace, John, 82-83-84 Wallis, David, 55 Walls, K., 25-27-28 Walsh, Matthew, 89-90-91-92 Walsh, Ryan, 2004-05-06-07 Walter, L.S., 29 (Mgr.) Wancowicz, Chris, 2008 Wancowicz, Jason, 96-97-98 Ward, F.W., 1897 Ward, Michael, 81-83 Ward, Robert B., 42 (Mgr.) Wardrop, Richard, 73-74-75 (CC) Wargo, John, 43* Wargo, S.J., 17-21 Warmington, Todd, 99-2000-01-02 (TC) Washington, Raymond, 76 Wassell, H.B., 1899 (Mgr.) Watkins, E.G., 07 Watkins, John, 45-46-47 Watson, Don, 91-92-93 Watson, Kadero, 2005 Wattie, Gary, 76 Watts, Ben, 2005 Watts, Stephen, 2003-04-05 (CC) Weaver, Matt, 96-97-98-99 Weaver, P.A., 18 Weaver, Richard C., 66-67 Weaver, William, 43 Wegener, Albert, 79 Wehrhahn, Allen, 80 Weidle, Jim, 97 Weingardner, R., 05-06-07-08 Weinstock, Nathan, 24 Weiss, Steven, 86-87-88 (TC) Welch, Jeffrey, 81-82-83-84 Welty, Andrew, 93-94 (TC) Wenner, Harry W., 37-38-39 Wenrich, Todd, 2000-01-02 Wenrick, Walter B., 39-40-41 Wernli, Matthew, 93 West, R.M., 1887 Weymouth, C.A., 1897-98-99 Wheeler, C.A., 04 White, Ahkiel, 2007-08 White, Troy, 91-92-93-94 White, W.S., 15-16 Whitelock, Jon, 92 Whitfield, Ryan, 2002 Whitner, Roshahn, 96-97 Wickham, O.W., 08 Wilcox, Cal, 95-96-97 Wilcox, W.S., 01-02 (C) Wilkins, Arthur, 69-70-71 Wilkinson, John H., 41 Wilkinson, William F., 33-34-35 Wilks, Jeff, 58 (Mgr.) Williams, C.W., 1889 Williams, Casey, 2006-07-08 (CC) Williams, Mark, 87-88-89 (CC) Williams, R.F., 30 Williams, Robert, 60-61 Williams, Robert H., 44-45 (CC) Williams, Sam, 2005 Williams, U. Haskell, 62-63 Williamson, Brock, 2002-03 Wilsbach, A.C., 20-21 Wilsbach, F.W., 22-23-24 Wilson, Daris, 2001-02-03-04 (CC)

Wilson, Wi ilson, Jr., Foster C., 51 (Mgr.) Wilson, J. Mc., 1894-95 (Mgr.) Wilson, John C., 35 Wilson, Terrance, 2006-07 Windle, Billy, 2000-01-02 Winebrenner, John, 53-54 Winslow, W.D., 1891 Wisniewski, Mark, 82-83-84-85 Wissman, Greg, 2007 Woerner, E., 27-28-29 (C) Wolansky, Jack, 48 (Mgr.) Wolfe, C.D., 1891-92 Wolfe, George, 55 Wolfe, J.M., 1887-88-90-91-93-94 Wood, Edward, 31 Wood, William, 32 Woodring, L.E., 25-28 Woods, Marlon, 2007-08 Woodward, Hewett, 90-91 Woody, Vincent, 75-76-77 Worst, James, 43 Wrabley, William J., 48-49-50 Wright, Andrew, 97 Wright, Gregory, 70-71-72 Wuyscik, Dennis, 86-88-89 Wyant, A.M., 1891-92 Wyant, A.R.E., 1888-89-90-91 Wyland, Mark, 99-2000-01

Y-Y-Y

Yackanicz, Nicholas J., 51 Yanelli, Albert A., 44-46 Yarnall, N.L., 15 Yearick, Kyle, 82 Yordy, Brett, 2001 Young, Bobby, 99-2000-01 Young, David, 2006-07 Young, George B., 50-51 (CC) Young, Robert, 97 (Mgr.)-98 Yuknus, Albert A., 81-82-83-84

Z-Z-Z

Zabielski, Joseph, 92-93-94 Zack, Edward, 80-81 Zack, James, 84 Zager, Abraham J., 37 (Mgr.) Zanarini, Gene, 32 Zarlinski, Stephen P., 66-67-68 Zappa, Daniel, 92-93 (CC) Zayatz, Corey, 92 Zayle, Jon, 96 (Mgr.) Zenda, Steven, 80-81-82 (TC) Zentz, Richard, 71 Zigarelli, Fred E., 37 Zucker, Christopher, 91 Zvara, Daniel, 2005-06

* In 1943 and 1944, some servicemen stationed at Bucknell as part of the V-12 program participated in the intercollegiate athletic program. Since they were not regularly enrolled at Bucknell, they did not receive varsity letters, but they did receive a special wartime award, the “Minor B.”

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

TOM GADD/1951 TEAM

) THE TOM GADD ERA (1995-2001) In seven years under Tom Gadd, Bucknell ...

TOM GADD REMEMBERED On December 22, 1994 Tom Gadd was introduced as Bucknell’s new head football coach. Raised in California, Gadd was highly regarded in college football circles as a defensive guru, although he was hardly a household name among Bucknell followers in Lewisburg, Pa. It did not take him long to make his presence felt. Taking over a program that had enjoyed only one winning season in its previous 14, Gadd quickly instilled a winning spirit back into Bison Football, and he re-connected with the alumni, involving them in every step of the program. An inspiring presence not only in the locker room, but all across campus and in the surrounding communities, Gadd never had a losing season at Bucknell. The no-name from the other coast became one of the most beloved coaches in Bucknell annals, and he led the Bison football program to its most glorious seven-year stretch ever. On March 1, 2003, Tom Gadd passed away after a two-year ﬁght with brain cancer. While the disease robbed Bucknell of a legend and a friend, his legacy will long carry on.

SALUTING

THE

• Enjoyed seven straight winning seasons, the only time in the 120-year history of the program it’s ever happened. • Won 48 games, lifting Gadd into a tie for first on Bucknell’s all-time list of winning coaches. He achieved that mark faster than any other coach. • Won 73.7 percent of its home games. Bucknell went 28-10 at home under Gadd. • Placed a total of 97 players on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, more than any other team. • Captured only the second conference championship in program history, and the first since 1965. Bucknell won the Patriot League title in 1996. • Established school records for most wins in a season and in a seven-year period. The Bison enjoyed their first 10-win season in 1997.

1951 BISON

The 1951 Bison football team turned in one of the finest seasons in school history, posting a perfect 9-0 record. Behind a dominating offense that averaged an Eastern record 463.3 total yards per game, the Bison gained plenty of national recognition, including a top 20 national ranking. Below are some of the accolades showered upon Bucknell players following that magical year. • AP Little All-America: George Young (1st team), Bob Albert (honorable mention), Joe Gallagher (HM). • AP All-Pennsylvania: George Young (1st team), Brad Myers (1st team), Burt Talmage (1st team), Bob Albert (1st team), Joe Gallagher (2nd team), Jim Egloff (HM), Frank Kirby (HM), John Chironna (HM), Tom Dean (HM), Stan Butterworth (HM). • AP All-East: Burt Talmage (1st team), George Young (1st team), Brad Myers (2nd team), Bob Albert (2nd team), Joe Gallagher (HM). • United Press All-East: Burt Talmage (1st team). • Collier’s All-East: George Young (1st team), Burt Talmage (1st team), Brad Myers (HM). • International News Service All-East: Burt Talmage (1st team). • Blue-Gray All-Star Game: Bob Albert, George Young.

“Touchdown Twins” Brad Myers and Burt Talmage celebrate with coach Harry Lawrence after a 33-6 win over Delaware clinched a perfect season.

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

YEARLY RECORDS Year 1883 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962

126

Overall W-L-T Pct. 0-1-0 .000 0-2-0 .000 2-3-0 .400 2-3-1 .417 1-3-1 .300 6-2-1 .722 2-2-0 .500 4-3-0 .571 5-3-0 .625 5-2-0 .714 5-2-1 .688 3-3-1 .500 4-4-3 .500 6-4-0 .600 4-4-1 .500 6-4-0 .600 6-4-0 .600 4-5-0 .444 3-3-0 .500 5-5-0 .500 3-4-1 .438 4-7-0 .364 3-5-2 .400 3-4-2 .444 2-6-0 .250 6-3-1 .650 6-3-1 .650 6-4-0 .600 4-4-1 .500 2-6-3 .318 3-9-0 .250 3-5-1 .389 6-0-0 1.000 5-4-1 .550 6-3-0 .667 5-3-1 .611 7-4-0 .636 4-4-1 .500 8-2-0 .800 7-3-1 .682 4-5-1 .450 6-3-1 .650 5-2-3 .650 8-2-0 .800 6-3-0 .667 6-0-3 .833 4-4-1 .500 7-2-0 .778 7-2-2 .727 6-3-0 .667 4-4-1 .500 3-3-2 .500 5-3-0 .625 3-5-0 .375 4-2-2 .556 6-3-0 .667 6-2-1 .722 6-4-0 .600 7-2-1 .750 2-5-0 .286 3-6-0 .333 2-7-0 .222 1-8-0 .111 6-2-0 .750 6-3-0 .667 9-0-0 1.000 6-3-0 .667 1-8-0 .111 6-3-0 .667 2-6-1 .278 3-5-0 .375 3-6-0 .333 1-8-0 .111 4-5-0 .444 7-2-0 .778 6-3-0 .667 6-3-0 .667

Conference W-L-T Pct. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Head Coach No Coach No Coach No Coach No Coach No Coach No Coach No Coach No Coach No Coach Bill Young Bill Young George Jennings George Jennings George Hoskins George Hoskins George Hoskins George Hoskins George Hoskins George Hoskins George Hoskins George Hoskins J.H. Costello Paul Smith George Hoskins By Dickson By Dickson By Dickson By Dickson George Cockill George Johnson George Johnson George Johnson Edgar Wingard Pete Reynolds Pete Reynolds Pete Reynolds Pete Reynolds Pete Reynolds Charles Moran Charles Moran Charles Moran Carl Snavely Carl Snavely Carl Snavely Carl Snavely Carl Snavely Carl Snavely Carl Snavely Edward Mylin Edward Mylin Edward Mylin Al Humphreys Al Humphreys Al Humphreys Al Humphreys Al Humphreys Al Humphreys John Sitarsky Ellwood Ludwig Ellwood Ludwig Al Humphreys Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Harry Lawrence Bob Odell Bob Odell Bob Odell Bob Odell Bob Odell

Overall Year W-L-T Pct. 1963 6-3-0 .667 1964 7-2-0 .778 1965 6-3-0 .667 1966 4-5-0 .444 1967 4-6-0 .400 1968 5-5-0 .500 1969 3-5-1 .389 1970 4-6-0 .400 1971 5-5-0 .500 1972 6-3-0 .667 1973 3-4-2 .444 1974 2-8-0 .200 1975 5-4-0 .556 1976 4-5-0 .444 1977 4-5-0 .444 1978 5-5-0 .500 1979 4-4-2 .500 1980 6-4-0 .600 1981 4-6-0 .400 1982 4-6-0 .400 1983 4-5-1 .450 1984 5-5-0 .500 1985 3-7-0 .300 1986 3-7-0 .300 1987 4-5-1 .450 1988 3-7-0 .300 1989 5-5-0 .500 1990 7-4-0 .636 1991 1-9-0 .100 1992 4-7-0 .364 1993 4-7-0 .364 1994 5-6-0 .455 1995 7-4-0 .636 1996 6-5-0 .545 1997 10-1-0 .909 1998 6-5-0 .545 1999 7-4-0 .636 2000 6-5-0 .545 2001 6-4-0 .600 2002 2-9-0 .182 2003 6-6-0 .500 2004 7-4-0 .636 2005 1-10-0 .091 2006 6-5-0 .545 2007 3-8-0 .273 2008 5-6-0 .455 Totals (123 years) 560-526-51 .515

Conference W-L-T -----------------------1-3-0 1-3-1 2-3-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 1-4-0 1-4-0 3-2-0 2-3-0 4-1-0 4-1-0 5-1-0 3-3-0 3-3-0 2-4-0 4-3-0 0-7-0 4-3-0 4-2-0 0-6-0 3-3-0 1-5-0 2-4-0

Pct. -----------------------.250 .300 .400 .500 .600 .250 .250 .600 .400 .800 .800 .833 .500 .500 .333 .571 .000 .571 .667 .000 .500 .167 .333

55-72-1

.434

Head Coach Bob Odell Bob Odell Carroll Huntress Carroll Huntress Carroll Huntress Carroll Huntress Fred Prender Fred Prender Fred Prender Fred Prender Fred Prender Fred Prender Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis Bob Curtis George Landis George Landis George Landis Lou Maranzana Lou Maranzana Lou Maranzana Lou Maranzana Lou Maranzana Lou Maranzana Tom Gadd Tom Gadd Tom Gadd Tom Gadd Tom Gadd Tom Gadd Tom Gadd Dave Kotulski Tim Landis Tim Landis Tim Landis Tim Landis Tim Landis Tim Landis

ODDS AND ENDS Bison by Decade: 1880s .......................................... 4-9-1 (.321) 1890s ......................................41-28-6 (.587) 1900s ......................................41-45-6 (.478) 1910s ......................................43-44-8 (.495) 1920s ......................................60-31-8 (.646) 1930s ......................................51-29-9 (.624) 1940s ......................................40-35-4 (.532) 1950s ......................................41-47-1 (.466) 1960s ......................................54-37-1 (.592) 1970s ......................................42-49-4 (.463) 1980s ......................................38-57-2 (.402) 1990s ......................................57-52-0 (.523) 2000s ......................................42-57-0 (.424)

Overtime Games: 5-5 (.500) 11/11/95, won at Colgate (21-14) 10/5/96, lost to Penn (30-21) 11/23/96, def. Colgate (28-27) 9/22/01, won at Columbia (23-20) 9/14/02, lost at St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (23-22) 10/5/02, lost to Colgate (13-10) 10/9/04, lost to Penn (32-25) 9/3/05, lost to Georgetown (19-16) 9/2/06, def. Duquesne (31-28) 11/22/08, def. Fordham (24-21) Season Openers: 85-37-1 (.695) In First Home Game: 91-30-1 (.750) In First Away Game: 44-74-4 (.377)

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL Opponent Albright Alfred Allegheny Army U.S. 3rd Army Corps Athens A.C. Baldwin-Wallace Baltimore Medical Bellefonte Bloomsburg Blue Ridge Boston University Bradford Brown Buﬀalo Burlingame A.C. Carlisle Carnegie-Mellon Case Catholic C.C.N.Y. The Citadel COLGATE Columbia Connecticut CORNELL C.W. Post Dartmouth Davidson Davis & Elkins Dayton Delaware Delaware State Detroit Dickinson Drexel Duquesne C. & A.C. DUQUESNE FORDHAM Franklin & Marshall Furman Gallaudet Geneva GEORGETOWN George Washington Gettysburg Harry Hillman Acad. Harvard Haskell Institute Haverford Hofstra HOLY CROSS Howard Indiana (Pa.) Kent State Merchant Marine Lewisburg A.C. LAFAYETTE Lakehurst Naval Lebanon Valley LEHIGH Lock Haven Maine Mansﬁeld MARIST Maryland A.C. Massachusetts Medico-Chirurgical Miami (FL) Milton Morgan State Mount St. Mary’s Muhlenberg Navy New Hampshire Newberry A.C. NYU

Years 1914-1957 1922-1948 1923 1900-1995 1924 1901 1970 1902 1918 1896-1993 1926 1941-1985 1898 1980-1993 1898-1962 1901 1894-1917 1957-1985 1942-1943 1921 1944 1970-1971 1894-2008 1973-2004 1980-1981 1888-2008 1976-1977 1963-1993 1965-1988 1934 1925-1982 1908-1985 1999-2003 1925-1936 1888-1929 1972 1899-1900 1933-2008 1929-2008 1889-1944 1933-1938 1924-1925 1927-1931 1904-2008 1908-1952 1893-1979 1912-1913 1955-1997 1925-1926 1891-1911 1965-2008 1925-2008 1983 1984-1986 1951-2001 1964-1983 1901 1883-2008 1943 1903-1942 1888-2008 1910-1911 1966-1975 1905-1922 2005-2008 1898-1904 1962-1972 1905 1935-1955 1894 1999 1918 1911-1962 1898-1925 1982-1985 1914 1915-1950

W 14 4 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 7 1 4 0 2 9 1 4 2 2 1 1 0 16 11 0 11 0 1 15 1 2 11 3 1 17 1 0 9 16 7 4 2 2 11 5 43 2 3 0 3 2 9 1 2 1 3 1 32 1 10 29 2 3 5 4 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 21 4 0 1 3

L 1 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 1 7 0 6 2 0 0 0 2 41 3 2 37 2 4 3 0 1 22 0 2 5 0 2 3 8 6 0 0 0 9 2 19 0 4 1 0 5 16 0 0 1 0 0 48 0 1 40 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 7 9 4 0 3

T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 1 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1

BISON Last Bison Victory 1957 (16-0) 1948 (20-6) — — 1924 (26-6) 1901 (17-6) — 1902 (17-5) 1918 (31-0) 1993 (21-16) 1926 (53-0) 1980 (30-17) — 1992 (33-14) 1961 (12-6) 1901 (34-0) 1917 (10-0) 1984 (42-7) 1943 (19-13) 1921 (41-0) 1944 (78-0) — 2006 (31-28) 2004 (42-13) — 2006 (20-5) — 1989 (36-20) 1988 (21-13) 1934 (12-0) 1982 (19-17) 1983 (20-7) 2003 (33-28) 1925 (7-0) 1929 (78-0) 1972 (44-0) — 2008 (48-42) 2008 (24-21) 1944 (6-0) 1938 (28-6) 1925 (56-0) 1930 (46-6) 2008 (27-24) 1941 (6-0) 1978 (37-7) 1913 (34-0) 1997 (24-20) — 1911 (15-0) 1969 (24-19) 2004 (42-27) 1983 (12-0) 1986 (23-8) 1951 (13-7) 1983 (21-3) 1901 (18-5) 2001 (17-16) 1943 (13-0) 1942 (7-0) 1997 (21-14) 1911 (19-0) 1974 (30-18) 1922 (61-0) 2008 (21-17) 1904 (5-0) 1972 (28-15) 1905 (18-5) 1935 (26-0) 1894 (54-0) 1999 (37-10) 1918 (47-0) 1962 (53-0) 1924 (6-0) — 1914 (72-0) 1950 (41-7)

Last Opp. Victory 1937 (6-0) — 1923 (10-7) 1995 (37-6) — — 1970 (29-21) — — — — 1985 (34-7) — 1993 (21-12) 1962 (28-0) — 1910 (39-0) 1985 (21-10) — — — 1971 (38-35) 2008 (52-28) 2003 (19-16) 1981 (27-7) 2008 (21-20) 1977 (23-0) 1993 (31-13) 1980 (21-13) — 1925 (19-0) 1985 (31-7) — 1936 (33-7) 1924 (11-7) — 1900 (29-0) 2002 (35-14) 2006 (28-21) 1893 (10-6) — — — 2007 (20-17) 1952 (21-7) 1979 (14-7) — 1996 (30-7) 1926 (36-0) — 2008 (45-31) 2008 (34-17) — — 2001 (38-17) — — 2008 (38-21) — 1915 (3-0) 2008 (31-15) — 1975 (17-0) — -— 1963 (21-0) — 1955 (46-0) — — — 1953 (18-13) 1925 (13-7) 1985 (58-0) — 1947 (19-6)

Opponent Years W North Carolina State 1911 0 Northeastern 1978-1985 3 Ohio Wesleyan 1963-1964 2 PENNSYLVANIA 1895-2006 5 Penn Military 1934-1935 1 Penn Reserves 1896-1897 1 Penn State 1887-1948 11 Pittsburgh 1902-1945 2 Princeton 1903-1996 2 Rhode Island 1966-1967 1 Richmond 2000-2007 0 ROBERT MORRIS 2008 1 Rochester 1911-1982 5 Rutgers 1922-1979 4 St. Bonaventure 1912-1925 5 Schuylkill 1928 1 Scranton (St. Thomas) 1929-1945 6 Shamokin A.C. 1893-1899 2 Slippery Rock 1980 1 So. Connecticut 1994-1995 2 St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1997-2001 3 Steelton 1902-1906 1 Stony Brook 2005-2007 0 Susquehanna 1899-1927 12 Swarthmore 1889-1917 4 Syracuse 1907-1919 0 Temple 1927-1970 20 Towson 1982-2003 8 Tufts 1963 1 Ursinus 1908-1940 6 Vermont 1971-1973 2 Villanova 1900-2005 11 Virginia 1905-1906 1 VMI 1978 0 Virginia Tech 1906 1 Washington & Jeﬀ. 1901-1950 7 Washington & Lee 1907-1975 3 Watertown 1902-1903 1 Waynesburg 1933 1 West Chester 1976-1981 4 West Virginia 1909-1921 1 Western Maryland 1924-1941 6 Wilkes-Barre A.C. 1894 0 William & Mary 1986-1996 0 Williamsport 1897-1900 3 Wittenberg 1969 0 Wyoming Seminary 1888-1912 12 Yale 1902-1997 1 TOTALS (Through 2008) 560

L T 1 0 1 0 0 0 27 0 0 1 0 1 27 0 7 0 13 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 7 0 4 0 16 8 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 11 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 526 51

2009 Opponents in BOLD CAPS * overtime

James Phelan

VS.

OPPONENTS

Last Bison Last Opp. Victory Victory — 1911 (6-0) 1985 (21-14) 1984 (34-33) 1964 (72-0) — 1999 (23-16) 2006 (34-24) 1935 (7-0) — 1896 (10-0) — 1938 (14-0) 1948 (35-0) 1913 (9-0) 1945 (38-0) 1996 (10-6) 1995 (20-3) 1966 (33-7) 1967 (27-7) — 2007 (48-14) 2008 (17-14) — 1982 (20-0) — 1971 (14-13) 1979 (16-14) 1925 (13-0) — 1928 (7-0) — 1945 (20-8) — 1899 (40-0) — 1980 (25-6) — 1995 (20-0) — 2001 (38-6) 2002 (23-22*) 1902 (6-0) 1906 (17-0) -2007 (48-20) 1927 (43-7) 1916 (10-9) 1917 (17-7) 1915 (3-0) — 1919 (9-0) 1968 (29-26) 1970 (10-3) 2003 (14-10) 2002 (20-14) 1963 (21-14) — 1940 (33-7) — 1973 (26-7) — 1944 (27-6) 2005 (38-10) 1906 (12-5) 1905 (15-11) — 1978 (25-14) 1906 (10-0) — 1950 (34-0) 1948 (18-13) 1975 (54-0) 1916 (55-7) 1903 (12-6) 1903 (22-6) 1933 (46-7) — 1981 (20-14) — 1910 (9-0) — 1941 (26-7) 1934 (6-0) — 1894 (4-0) — 1996 (47-0) 1900 (33-0) — — 1969 (45-6) 1912 (49-0) — 1997 (25-24) 1996 (23-21) (.515)

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL

YEARLY RESULTS 1883 (0-1) 0-1)

1894 (5-3) 3)

NO COACH

N30 Lafayette

0 59

1887 (0-2) NO COACH

N12 Penn State N19 at Penn State

L L

0 54 0 24

S29 O6 O13 O20 O27 N10 N17 N24

1888 (2-3) at Lafayette at Lehigh at Wyoming Seminary Dickinson at Cornell

L 0 50 L 0 74 W 10 4 W 18 8 L 0 20

1889 (2-3-1) NO COACH

O11 O12 O15 O26

at Swarthmore at Dickinson at Franklin & Marshall at Cornell Franklin & Marshall at Penn State

W 8 0 W 20 4 T 12 12 L 0 66 L 0 16 L 0 12

1890 (1-3-1) NO COACH

O4 O17 O18 N8 N26

at Lafayette at Dickinson Franklin & Marshall at Cornell at Franklin & Marshall

T 0 0 W 12 0 L 6 22 L 0 26 L 10 12

1891 (6-2-1) NO COACH

S25 S26 O10 O17 O24 N7 N14 N21 N26

at Lafayette at Lehigh Wyoming Seminary at Cornell Swarthmore Penn State at Haverford at Dickinson at F&M L

W L W W W W W T 6

16 4 32 4 32 12 70 0 12

10 62 0 0 12 10 0 0

1892 (2-2) NO COACH

O1 O15 N5 N12

at Cornell at F&M W at Dickinson at Penn State

L 0 54 22 12 W 38 0 L 0 18

128

W 6 W L W L W

54 0 34 0 0 4 42 0 12 8 10 0 6 12 0 44

at Pennsylvania Franklin & Marshall Wyoming Seminary vs. Gettysburg vs. Penn State Carlisle vs. Dickinson

L W W W L W W

S29 O6 O13 O20 O27 N3 N10 N17 N24

BILL YOUNG

S26 O3 O7 O31 N7 N14 N21 N26

Wyoming Seminary at Pennsylvania Penn Reserves vs. Penn State at Cornell Bloomsburg vs. Dickinson at Franklin & Marshall

W L W W L W W T

10 0 0 40 10 0 10 0 0 54 18 6 6 0 0 0

1897 (3-3-1) GEORGE JENNINGS

S22 S25 O2 O9 O23 O30 N13

Pennsylvania Williamsport at Pennsylvania Penn Reserves vs. Lehigh Bloomsburg vs. Penn State

L 0 17 W 45 0 L 0 33 T 6 6 W 28 20 W 6 0 L 4 27

1898 (4-4-3) GEORGE JENNINGS

S24 O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N8 N12 N19 N24

Wyoming Seminary at Bradford Nat. Guard at Navy at Maryland A.C. Swarthmore at Lehigh vs. Penn State at Maryland A.C. at Franklin & Marshall at Lafayette at Buﬀalo

W 6 0 T 0 0 L 0 11 W 6 0 W 34 18 T 0 0 L 0 16 W 6 5 T 11 11 L 0 6 L 5 36

1899 (6-4) 10 6 10 23 0 0 36 26 0 18 36 20 12

GEORGE HOSKINS

S23 S30 O4 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N18 N30

Wyoming Seminary at Williamsport at Pennsylvania Shamokin at Lehigh at Duquesne C&A Susquehanna vs. Penn State vs. Lafayette at Buﬀalo

W W L W W L W W L L

Wyoming Seminary at Cornell at Lehigh at Duquesne C&A Williamsport vs. Penn State Susquehanna at Army at Villanova

W L L L W W W L T

GEORGE HOSKINS

22 0 0 6 6 12 0 29 33 0 12 5 35 0 10 18 0 0

S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 N1 N11 N18 N25 N30

1901 (6-4) 0 40 24 0 24 0 50 0 0 16 18 4 28 0

1895 (5-2-1)

NO COACH

at Shamokin at F&M L at Gettysburg at Swarthmore at Haverford Penn State at Dickinson

W W L W W W L L

BILL YOUNG

O2 O9 O13 O19 O26 N16 N28

1893 (4-3) S30 O14 O21 N1 N3 N11 N30

at Milton A.C. Wyoming Seminary at Wilkes-Barre Franklin & Marshall vs. Colgate Carlisle vs. Penn State at Lafayette

1905 (5-5)

GEORGE HOSKINS

1895 (5-2)

NO COACH

O10 O11 O20 N2 N17

1900 (4-4-1)

NO COACH

22 22 10 40 5 0 45 5 0 0

0 5 47 0 0 35 0 0 12 30

Lewisburg A.C. Wyoming Seminary at Cornell vs. Carlisle at Pennsylvania at Lehigh Gettysburg at Wash. & Jeﬀerson Burlingame A.C. at Athens A.C.

W W L L L W W L W W

18 5 5 0 0 6 5 6 0 6 10 0 51 6 5 11 34 0 17 6

W W W L L W L W W L

6 0 29 0 16 0 0 24 5 6 61 5 5 36 23 0 17 5 0 6

W L W L L L W W L

0 12 6 6 17 47 6 5 22

S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21 N26

W 15 2 W 5 0 L 2 29 L 0 52 L 0 15 L 0 12 L 6 20 L 0 34 W 48 0 L 4 35 W 2 0

W 30 0 W 26 0 L 4 10 L 12 24 W 5 0 L 0 12

Susquehanna at Pennsylvania Gettysburg Delaware at Pittsburgh at Lafayette at Penn State at Dickinson Ursinus at George Washington

W 33 0 L 0 16 L 5 6 W 13 0 L 0 22 T 6 6 L 6 33 L 0 6 W 17 11 T 5 5

1909 (3-4-2)

GEORGE HOSKINS

Lebanon Valley Villanova vs. Carlisle at Cornell at Maryland A.C. at Georgetown

Mansﬁeld Gettysburg at Pennsylvania at Princeton at Carlisle at Pittsburgh at Syracuse at Lafayette Dickinson Swarthmore at Washington & Lee

PAUL SMITH

29 0 12 0 0 6 47 23 6

1904 (3-3) S24 O1 O8 O15 O29 N12

W 5 0 L 6 24 L 4 32 T 0 0 W 12 5 W 10 0 L 0 10 L 0 17

1908 (3-5-2)

GEORGE HOSKINS

Wyoming Seminary vs. Carlisle at Watertown at Cornell at Princeton at Pennsylvania Lebanon Valley at Navy at Watertown

Mansﬁeld at Cornell at Princeton at Navy at Virginia at Virginia Tech Gettysburg Steelton A.C.

J.H. COSTELLO

S21 S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23 N29

1903 (4-5) S26 O3 O10 O17 O21 O31 N7 N14 N26

0 0 24 48 15 5 34 0 9 47

1907 (4-7)

GEORGE HOSKINS

Steelton YMCA at Buﬀalo vs. Carlisle at Pittsburgh at Pennsylvania Villanova at Yale at Navy Baltimore Medical at Watertown

29 27 0 0 11 18 0 18 17 0

GEORGE HOSKINS

S29 O13 O20 O27 N3 N10 N24

1902 (6-4) S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22 N27

W W L L L W L W W L

1906 (3-4-1)

GEORGE HOSKINS

S21 S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N23 N27

Lebanon Valley Mansﬁeld at Cornell at Princeton at Virginia Medico Chirurgical at Navy at Georgetown vs. Villanova at Lafayette

GEORGE HOSKINS

S25 O2 O9 O16 O23 N6 N13 N20 N25

Susquehanna at Carlisle at Gettysburg at Pittsburgh at West Virginia Penn State Dickinson at Swarthmore at George Washington

W 14 5 L 6 48 W 9 3 L 6 18 T 6 6 L 0 33 T 6 6 L 0 29 W 12 6

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 1910 (2-6) BY DICKSON

O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N12 N19

Lock Haven at Carlisle at Dickinson at West Virginia at Lafayette Gettysburg at Penn State at Swarthmore

W 6 L 0 L 6 W 9 L 0 L 6 L 3 L 18

0 39 9 0 12 9 45 23

1911 (6-3-1) BY DICKSON

S30 O7 O14 O19 O28 N4 N14 N18 N25 N30

Lock Haven at Lehigh Wyoming Seminary at North Carolina St. at Rochester at Lafayette at Army Muhlenberg at Haverford at Ursinus

W W W L W L L W W T

19 0 3 0 22 0 0 6 5 0 0 6 2 20 20 3 15 0 3 3

1912 (6-3-1) BY DICKSON

S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23 N28

Hillman Academy Wyoming Seminary at Pittsburgh St. Bonaventure at Cornell at Lafayette at Navy at Swarthmore at Gettysburg at Wash. & Jeﬀerson

W W W W L T W L W L

41 0 49 0 6 0 39 7 0 14 0 0 17 7 13 14 35 0 7 22

O23 O30 N2 N6 N13 N25

W W L L W W L W W L

34 45 6 7 53 9 7 23 14 0

0 0 28 10 6 0 70 0 6 52

1914 (4-4-1) GEORGE COCKILL

S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N26

Newberry A.C. at Princeton at Swarthmore at Cornell Susquehanna at Muhlenberg Albright at Gettysburg at Wash. & Jeﬀerson

W L L L W T W W L

72 0 0 10 0 9 0 48 43 0 0 0 42 0 25 0 0 34

1915 (2-6-3) GEORGE JOHNSON

S18 S25 O2 O9 O16

Bloomsburg Susquehanna at Syracuse Swarthmore at Cornell

W 14 0 T 0 0 L 0 6 L 0 3 L 0 41

T 0 0 L 0 3 T 3 3 L 3 13 W 16 7 L 0 3

GEORGE JOHNSON

S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N7 N11 N18 N25 N30

Bloomsburg Albright at Penn State at Susquehanna at Cornell at Muhlenberg at Princeton at NYU at Washington & Lee vs. Gettysburg at Georgetown Lebanon Valley

W 31 0 W 37 0 L 7 50 L 9 10 L 0 19 L 0 17 L 0 42 L 0 13 L 7 55 L 0 17 L 0 78 W 8 0

1917 (3-5-1) GEORGE JOHNSON

S29 O6 O13 O20 O27 N3 N10 N17 N29

Mansﬁeld Swarthmore at Colgate at Pennsylvania at Cornell Carlisle at Syracuse at Gettysburg at Dickinson

W 25 0 W 16 7 L 0 24 L 6 20 L 0 20 W 10 0 L 0 42 T 6 6 L 0 7

1918 (6-0) EDGAR WINGARD

at Bellefonte Mount St. Mary’s vs. Villanova vs. Gettysburg Susquehanna Dickinson

BY DICKSON

Hillman Academy Lebanon Valley at Princeton at Cornell St. Bonaventure at Pittsburgh at Navy at Gettysburg Muhlenberg at Wash. & Jeﬀerson

at Carlisle Muhlenberg at NYU at Navy at Gettysburg Lebanon Valley

1916 (3-9)

1913 (6-4) S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N23 N27

YEARLY RESULTS

W W W W W W

31 47 40 27 47 44

0 0 0 0 7 0

1919 (5-4-1) PETE REYNOLDS

S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22 N27

at Pennsylvania Bloomsburg at Penn State Muhlenberg at Navy St. Bonaventure at Syracuse vs. Gettysburg Susquehanna at Dickinson

L W L W L W L W W T

0 16 45 0 0 9 27 0 6 21 27 0 0 9 17 0 20 7 0 0

1920 (6-3) PETE REYNOLDS

at Pennsylvania Ursinus at Navy at Muhlenberg St. Bonaventure at Lafayette vs. Gettysburg Susquehanna vs. Dickinson

L W L W W L W W W

0 7 48 0 2 7 43 0 51 0 7 10 45 0 28 7 20 6

1921 (5-3-1) -1)

1926 (4-5-1) 1)

PETE REYNOLDS

O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N12 N19 N24

at Wash. & Jeﬀerson at Muhlenberg Lafayette (HC) at West Virginia Catholic at Navy at Gettysburg Susquehanna at Dickinson

L W L T W L W W W

CHARLES MORAN

0 26 14 0 7 20 0 0 41 0 0 6 34 7 62 7 21 0

Blue Ridge at Wash. & Jeﬀerson George Washington vs. Villanova at Gettysburg vs. Haskell Institute Lehigh (HC) at Penn State Western Maryland vs. Dickinson

W L W L T L W L L W

53 0 2 17 13 0 3 7 0 0 0 36 27 0 0 9 0 40 13 6

1922 (7-4) PETE REYNOLDS

Mansﬁeld Susquehanna Alfred at Navy at Lafayette at Pittsburgh Muhlenberg at Lehigh (HC) at Georgetown at Rutgers Dickinson

W W W L L L W W L W W

61 51 41 7 7 0 33 14 7 20 19

0 0 0 14 28 7 6 0 19 13 7

1923 (4-4-1) PETE REYNOLDS

Pittsburgh Alfred at Yale Susquehanna at Muhlenberg Lehigh (HC) at Georgetown Allegheny at Dickinson

L W L W W T W L L

0 47 14 47 14 7 14 7 10

21 0 29 0 6 7 7 10 14

1927 (6-3-1) CARL SNAVELY

Susquehanna Geneva at Penn State vs. Villanova Gettysburg at Army at Lehigh W&J (HC) at Temple Dickinson

1924 (8-2) CHARLES MORAN

Western Maryland W Gallaudet W Muhlenberg W O18 Lafayette (HC)* L at Georgetown W Army Corps W vs. Gettysburg W at Navy W vs. Rutgers W Dickinson L *First game at Memorial Stadium

6 0 39 6 33 0 3 21 14 6 26 7 22 6 6 0 12 7 7 11

17 0 13 0 21 0 0 0 3 2 7 23 56 0 7 13 7 0 7 0 0 19

7 0 7 12 0 34 6 19 19 0

CARL SNAVELY

Schuylkill at Geneva at Penn State Lafayette (HC) at Gettysburg vs. Villanova Lehigh at Wash. & Jeﬀerson at Dickinson at Temple

CHARLES MORAN

W W W T W L W L W W L

43 0 13 28 34 0 20 3 13 46

1928 (5-2-3)

1925 (7-3-1) Western Maryland St. Bonaventure George Washington Haskell Institute (HC) at Georgetown at Holy Cross Gallaudet at Navy Dickinson at Detroit at Dayton

W T W W W L W L L W

W W W T L L W T W T

7 0 13 7 6 0 0 0 12 14 6 20 40 0 0 0 33 0 7 7

1929 (8-2) CARL SNAVELY

S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23 N28

St. Thomas at Albright Wash. & Jeﬀerson (HC) at Lafayette Gettysburg at Temple vs. Villanova at Penn State at Fordham Dickinson

W W L W W W W W L W

31 0 33 0 6 14 6 3 33 0 13 0 9 0 27 6 0 14 78 0

129

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YEARLY RESULTS 1930 (6-3) 6-3)

1934 (7-2-2) -2

CARL SNAVELY

S27 O4 O10 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

Geneva Albright at Temple St. Thomas at Gettysburg Penn State (HC) vs. Villanova at Wash. & Jeﬀerson at Fordham

W W L W W W W L L

46 6 26 0 6 7 14 0 26 6 19 7 20 14 6 7 0 12

1931 (6-0-3)

S28 O5 O12 O20 O27 N3 N10 N17 N24 N29 J1

CARL SNAVELY

S25 St. Thomas* O3 at Geneva O10 Albright O16 at Temple O24 Gettysburg (HC) O31 at Villanova N7 at Georgetown N14 Wash. & Jeﬀerson N21 at Fordham * First home night game

W T W T W T W W W

34 7 14 14 23 7 0 0 46 0 0 0 7 0 10 6 14 13

1932 (4-4-1) St. Thomas Albright at Fordham at Temple Lafayette (HC) at Villanova Western Md. at W&J at Georgetown

W W L L W L W L T

35 13 0 0 14 0 14 0 6

0 6 30 12 6 13 13 14 6

1933 (7-2)

Davis-Elkins W Penn. Military College T at Duquesne L at St. Thomas W Villanova (HC) W at Furman W at Wash. & Jeﬀerson W Western Maryland L Penn State W at Temple T vs. Miami (Fla.)* W *Orange Bowl, Miami, Fla.

12 0 0 0 0 12 12 6 13 0 19 0 13 7 0 6 13 7 0 0 26 0

1935 (6-3) EDWARD MYLIN

S27 O4 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N23 N28

CARL SNAVELY

S23 S30 O8 O14 O22 O29 N5 N12 N19

Penn. Military College Ursinus at Villanova at Western Maryland Wash. & Jeﬀerson (HC) at NYU at Detroit Penn State at Temple

W 7 0 W 20 0 L 0 25 W 3 0 W 6 0 L 0 14 L 0 53 W 2 0 W 7 6

1936 (4-4-1) EDWARD MYLIN

S25 O2 O9 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N26

Ursinus Lebanon Valley Miami (Fla.) at Georgetown at Wash. & Jeﬀerson Villanova (HC) at Detroit at Penn State at Temple

W 6 0 W 20 0 L 0 6 L 0 19 W 26 6 W 6 0 L 7 33 L 0 14 T 0 0

CARL SNAVELY

S22 S29 O6 O14 O21 O28 N4 N11 N25

Waynesburg Lebanon Valley at Duquesne at Villanova at Lafayette Temple (HC) at Western Maryland Furman Wash. & Jeﬀerson

W W L W W W L W W

1938 (5-3)

EDWARD MYLIN

46 7 34 0 0 6 19 17 21 0 20 7 13 14 14 0 38 6

S23 O1 O8 O14 O29 N4 N19 N24

Furman Gettysburg at Penn State at Temple Albright at Georgetown George Wash. (HC) at Miami (Fla.)

W W W L W L W L

ELLWOOD LUDWIG

28 27 14 0 6 0 16 0

6 14 0 26 0 13 0 19

1939 (3-5)

S16 S23 S30 O7 O14 O27 N4 N11 N17 N23

AL HUMPHREYS

S30 O7 O14 O21 O27 N4 N18 N25

at Gettysburg at Penn State Albright Georgetown (HC) at Temple Western Maryland Muhlenberg at George Washington

L 0 6 L 3 13 W 15 0 L 7 13 L 0 16 W 32 6 W 25 3 L 6 7

1940 (4-2-2) O5 O12 O18 N2 N9 N16 N23 N28

at Penn State Ursinus at Western Maryland Temple (HC) at George Washington at Gettysburg Muhlenberg at Albright

L 0 9 W 33 7 T 0 0 L 7 10 T 0 0 W 20 7 W 6 0 W 7 0

1941 (6-3) AL HUMPHREYS

S25 O4 O11 O18 O O24 N N1 N N8 N N14 N N22

Lebanon Valley at Muhlenberg at Penn State Boston Univ. (HC) at Temple Western Maryland Gettysburg at George Washington at Albright

W W L W L W L W W

at Muhlenberg Muhlenberg at Cornell Franklin & Marshall at Penn State at Temple NYU CCNY at Villanova at Franklin & Marshall

W W L W L T W W W W

24 7 14 0 0 26 16 13 6 20 7 7 26 0 78 0 27 6 6 0

1945 (2-5) ELLWOOD LUDWIG

S12 vs. Scranton* S22 Villanova S29 at Cornell O6 at Pittsburgh O12 at Temple O20 Penn State (HC) O27 at Lafayette * at Mt. Carmel, Pa.

AL HUMPHREYS

W 20 6 L 7 19 L 8 19 L 0 38 L 0 64 L 7 46 W 26 2

1946 (3-6) AL HUMPHREYS

S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23

at Cornell at Penn State Muhlenberg at Buﬀalo Lafayette (HC) Gettysburg Delaware at Temple at Rutgers

L L L W W W L L L

0 6 0 21 29 19 14 6 0

21 48 6 0 0 0 27 27 25

12 7 12 0 13 27 6 0 14 41 26 7 0 12 6 0 42 0

1942 (6-2-1) AL HUMPHREYS

S2 S26 O O3 O O9 O O17 O O24 O O31 N N7 N N13 N N26

AL HUMPHREYS

S2 S24 O O1 O O9 O O15 O O23 O O30 N N6 N N13

Ursinus Lebanon Valley at Penn State Miami (Fla.) at Villanova at Albright at Furman Temple (HC)

W W L T L L W T

21 0 13 0 14 20 6 6 0 21 0 6 20 7 0 0

Lebanon Valley at Penn State at Temple at Rutgers at Boston Univ. Lafayette (HC) Gettysburg at Case School at Franklin & Marshall

W L T L W W W W W

7 0 7 14 7 7 7 9 13 7 13 7 7 6 21 6 27 0

JOHN SITARSKY

S18 S25 O2 O9 O16 O22 O30 N6 N13 N25

at Cornell at Penn State Muhlenberg Franklin & Marshall at Villanova at Temple at Muhlenberg Lakehurst Naval Air Case School at Franklin & Marshall

L L W L L W W W W W

1947 (2-7) HARRY LAWRENCE

1943 (6-4)

1937 (3-3-2) -2)

130 30

1944 (7-2-1)

AL HUMPHREYS

6 0 14 6 8 7 19 13 19 21

7 14 6 12 12 6 0 0 13 13

S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

Alfred at Penn State Delaware at Lafayette Temple (HC) at Gettysburg at NYU Buﬀalo at Muhlenberg

W 25 0 L 0 54 W 13 12 L 7 27 L 0 21 L 0 7 L 6 19 L 6 14 L 0 39

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL 1948 (1-8)

N14 at Gettysburg N21 Delaware

HARRY LAWRENCE

S25 O2 O9 O15 O23 O29 N6 N13 N20

Alfred at Penn State Gettysburg at Delaware Lafayette (HC) at Temple at Wash. & Jeﬀerson at Buﬀalo Muhlenberg

W L L L L L L L L

29 0 0 0 7 0 13 13 14

6 35 13 7 19 20 18 47 44

1949 (6-2) HARRY LAWRENCE

O1 O8 O14 O22 O29 N5 N12 N19

NYU Delaware at Temple Wash. & Jeﬀerson (HC) at Buﬀalo at Gettysburg at Lafayette Muhlenberg

W W L W W L W W

14 13 19 62 21 33 21 32

0 7 20 0 7 34 14 14

20 13 6 34 12 32 41 35 13

15 18 27 0 23 0 7 0 0

41 54 47 13 62 40 28 21 33

7 19 7 7 32 21 7 20 6

1950 (6-3) HARRY LAWRENCE

S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N11 N18

Gettysburg at Muhlenberg Lehigh at Wash. & Jeﬀerson at Colgate Lafayette (HC) NYU at Temple at Delaware

W L L W L W W W W

1951 (9-0) HARRY LAWRENCE

S22 vs. Gettysburg* S29 Muhlenberg O6 at Lehigh O13 at Kent State O20 Buﬀalo O27 at Lafayette N3 Temple (HC) N10 at Colgate N17 Delaware * Rotary Bowl at Hershey, Pa.

W W W W W W W W W

1952 (6-3) HARRY LAWRENCE

S27 O4 O10 O18 O25 N1 N7 N15 N22

Lafayette at Muhlenberg at Temple at Buﬀalo Colgate (HC) Lehigh at George Washington Gettysburg at Delaware

W W W W L W L W L

45 46 19 22 0 28 7 26 0

13 12 12 0 28 6 21 21 13

35 13 0 21 6 6 12

6 18 40 27 7 20 19

1953 (1-8) HARRY LAWRENCE

S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7

Buﬀalo Muhlenberg at Holy Cross Temple (HC) at Lafayette at Lehigh at Colgate

W L L L L L L

YEARLY RESULTS

1954 (6-3) HARRY LAWRENCE

S25 vs. Muhlenberg* O2 Gettysburg O9 Lehigh O16 at Temple O23 Lafayette (HC) O30 at Boston Univ. N6 at Colgate N13 Albright N20 at Delaware * at Hershey, Pa.

W W W W W L L W L

33 29 48 27 7 7 14 27 0

13 0 46 0 0 20 20 0 20

HARRY LAWRENCE

Albright at Gettysburg at Lehigh Temple at Lafayette at Harvard Colgate (HC) at Miami (Fla.) Delaware

S27 vs. Gettysburg* O4 Carnegie Tech O11 Colgate O18 at Rutgers O25 Lafayette (HC) N1 Lehigh N8 at Temple N15 at Delaware N22 at Buﬀalo * at Hershey, Pa.

W L L W L T L L L

25 6 20 38 13 26 7 0 12

14 27 27 0 34 26 35 46 27

W W L L L W L L

S26 vs. Gettysburg* O3 at Harvard O10 Buﬀalo O17 Rutgers (HC) O24 at Lafayette O31 at Lehigh N7 at Colgate N14 Temple (PW) N21 Delaware * at Hershey, Pa.

W L W W L L L L L

W L W W L L L W L

21 6 26 15 6 0 13 26 6

0 20 21 8 12 14 16 6 22

1960 (7-2)

0 7 25 26 13 6 31 26

16 0 19 13 0 13 0 0 13

0 19 6 7 28 35 27 32 34

S24 vs. Gettysburg* O1 at Cornell O8 Buﬀalo O15 at Rutgers O22 Lafayette (HC) O29 Lehigh N5 at Colgate N12 Temple N19 at Delaware * at Hershey, Pa.

S21 at Gettysburg W 19 7 S28 at Dartmouth L 18 20 O5 at Massachusetts L 0 21 O12 Ohio Wesleyan W 31 6 O19 Tufts (HC) W 21 14 O26 at Lafayette L 13 14 N2 Temple W 14 3 N9 at Colgate W 14 0 N16 Lehigh W 34 12 N23 Delaware* — — *Game canceled following assassination of President John F. Kennedy

1964 (7-2) BOB ODELL

LAMBERT CUP S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21

Gettysburg at Harvard at Ohio Wesleyan Merchant Marine Lafayette (HC) at Temple Colgate at Lehigh at Delaware

L W W W W W L W W

7 24 72 37 54 31 6 3 21

12 21 0 0 12 28 14 0 14

W L W L W W W W W

14 7 7 15 41 0 19 23 28 0 18 6 12 8 23 0 26 0

1961 (6-3)

HARRY LAWRENCE

Albright at Gettysburg Temple at Carnegie Tech Boston Univ. (HC) at Lafayette at Lehigh at Colgate Delaware

6 19 7 57 34 35 6 28 38

LAMBERT CUP 13 17 6 7 7 12 13 12

1957 (3-6) S21 S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16

0 13 0 12 6 14 44 8 0

BOB ODELL

HARRY LAWRENCE

at Albright at Gettysburg Lehigh at Delaware Lafayette (HC) at Temple Buﬀalo at Colgate

L L L L L L W L L

BOB ODELL

1959 (4-5)

1956 (3-5) S22 S29 O6 O13 O20 O27 N3 N10

1963 (6-3) )

BOB ODELL

1955 (2-6-1) S24 O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N11 N19

1958 (1-8) 8)

L 13 26 W 13 34

BOB ODELL

S23 vs. Gettysburg* S30 at Temple O7 at Colgate O14 Rutgers (HC) O21 at Lafayette O28 Muhlenberg N4 at Buﬀalo N11 at Lehigh N18 Delaware a Hershey, Pa. * at

W W L L W W W L W

1962 (6-3) BOB ODELL

S2 S22 S2 S29 O O6 O O13 O O20 O O27 N N3 N N10 N N17

Gettysburg at Temple Massachusetts at Lehigh Lafayette (HC) at Muhlenberg Buﬀalo Colgate at Delaware

W W L W W W L W L

22 15 20 32 28 53 0 32 6

21 14 21 6 6 0 28 14 9

12 8 0 6 13 27 12 7 22

6 7 13 21 0 0 6 12 14

1965 (6-3) ) CARROLL HUNTRESS

MAC CHAMPIONS S25 O9 O16 O23 O30 N6 N13 N20 N27

at Gettysburg Temple (HC) at Pennsylvania at Lafayette Hofstra at Colgate Lehigh W Delaware at Davidson

W W L L W L 41 W W

19 40 13 13 33 7 0 26 22

10 14 16 14 6 21 14 14

131

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YEARLY RESULTS 1966 (4-5) 4-5)

1970 (4-6) 6)

CARROLL HUNTRESS

S24 O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N12 N19

Gettysburg at Maine at Temple at Pennsylvania Lafayette (HC) Rhode Island Colgate (PW) at Lehigh at Delaware

W L L W L W L W L

16 6 28 28 7 33 0 45 20

10 7 82 21 25 7 20 0 45

S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21

1967 (4-6) at Boston Univ. Gettysburg at Cornell at Lafayette Lehigh (HC) at Pennsylvania at Rhode Island Temple (PW) at Colgate Delaware

L W L L W W L L L W

16 21 7 6 14 28 7 8 0 35

20 16 23 21 13 27 27 13 38 6

S18 S25 O2 O9 O16 O23 O30 N6 N13 N20

W L L W L W W L W L

3 21 14 21 28 30 7 14 24 0

10 29 6 20 42 28 21 44 20 42

The Citadel at Vermont at Gettysburg Davidson (HC) at Washington & Lee at Lafayette Rutgers (PW) at Colgate Lehigh Delaware

L W W L W W W L L L

22 10 0 29 7 13 42 34 31 12

13 27 59 26 12 10 21 48 27 38

38 6 13 20 0 0 13 47 23 46

FRED PRENDER

S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N11 N18

Drexel at Maine Gettysburg (HC) at Lehigh Lafayette (PW) at Davidson Massachusetts Colgate at Delaware

W W W L W L W W L

44 17 23 0 26 21 28 41 3

0 14 0 21 7 25 15 7 20

FRED PRENDER

S2 S22 S2 S29 O O6 O O13 O O20 O O27 N N3 N N10 N N17

Boston Univ. at Columbia at Gettysburg Lehigh (HC) at Lafayette at Colgate at Maine Vermont (PW) Delaware

W T W L T L L W L

24 0 45 15 0 23 0 26 0

6 0 7 42 0 41 14 7 50

14 30 0 14 10 33 10 21 7 16

16 18 24 21 14 38 6 34 33 51

1974 (2-8) FRED PRENDER

FRED PRENDER

at Hofstra at Pennsylvania at Gettysburg Temple (HC) at Lafayette Wittenberg (PW) at Colgate Lehigh Delaware

132

W L W T W L L L L

24 17 24 7 21 6 7 3 21

19 28 21 7 20 45 28 7 49

S2 S21 S2 S28 O O5 O O12 O O19 O2 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23

Rutgers Maine at Cornell Gettysburg (HC) at Boston Univ at Columbia Lafayette (PW) Colgate at Lehigh at Delaware

L W L L L L W L L L

Dayton at Rutgers Davidson at Cornell at Lafayette Gettysburg (PW) Lehigh (HC) at Northeastern at Colgate Boston Univ.

W L W W T L L W L T

17 14 33 10 0 7 13 14 2 20

7 16 0 0 0 14 14 6 20 20

7 25 28 13 14 31 0 33 14 30

38 6 20 21 0 21 13 16 17 17

7 35 27 23 0 20 0 15 6 0

27 6 0 3 37 14 18 22 24 27

19 18 6 0 20 42 10 21 11 6

17 22 37 3 0 25 21 0 14 46

BOB CURTIS

35 10 14 8 27 33 14 24 0 0

1973 (3-4-2)

S20 S27 O4 O11 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

S8 S2 S22 S2 S29 O O6 O O13 O O20 O O27 N N3 N N10 N N17

1980 (6-4)

1972 (6-3)

CARROLL HUNTRESS

Davidson at Pennsylvania at Harvard at Temple at Gettysburg Lafayette (HC) Maine Colgate (PW) at Lehigh at Delaware

L L W W L W L L W L

FRED PRENDER

1968 (5-5) S21 S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23

Temple Baldwin-Wallace Gettysburg (HC) at Davidson at The Citadel Lafayette (PW) at Rutgers Colgate at Lehigh at Delaware

BOB CURTIS

1971 (5-5)

CARROLL HUNTRESS

S16 S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N11 N18

1979 (4-4-2)

FRED PRENDER

1975 (5-4) ) BOB CURTIS

S20 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15

at Rutgers at Maine Cornell (HC) at Lafayette Boston Univ. (PW) at Gettysburg Washington & Lee at Colgate Lehigh

L L L W L W W W W

3 0 6 15 0 14 54 24 32

47 17 21 5 16 7 0 16 25

7 16 6 3 29 7 7 13 21

19 0 17 0 14 10 17 24 7

14 44 0 7 24 34 13 17 40

36 12 23 34 13 0 47 49 14

1976 (4-5) BOB CURTIS

S18 S25 O2 O9 O16 O23 O30 N6 N13

Rutgers (HC) at Davidson C.W. Post Lehigh (PW) at West Chester at Gettysburg Lafayette Colgate at Rochester

L W L W W L L L W

1977 (4-5) BOB CURTIS

S17 S24 O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N12

at Rutgers Davidson (HC) C.W. Post at Lafayette West Chester Gettysburg (PW) at Lehigh at Colgate Rochester

L W L L W W L L W

1978 (5-5) BOB CURTIS

S16 S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N11 N18

at VMI Rutgers (HC) at Davidson at Cornell Lafayette (PW) at Gettysburg at Lehigh Northeastern Colgate at Boston Univ.

L L W L L W W W W L

14 13 21 0 7 37 13 34 7 10

25 27 20 24 14 7 6 9 0 27

S1 S13 S2 S20 S2 S27 O O4 O1 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15

at Connecticut Slippery Rock at Brown at Davidson Lafayette (HC) West Chester (PW) at Lehigh Cornell Colgate at Boston Univ.

L W W L W W L W L W

1981 (4-6) BOB CURTIS

S12 S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14

Connecticut at Merchant Marine Rochester Davidson (PW) at Lafayette at West Chester Lehigh (HC) at Cornell at Colgate at Boston Univ.

L W W W L W L L L L

1982 (4-6) BOB CURTIS

S11 S25 O2 O9 O16 O23 O30 N6 N13 N20

at Dayton Towson State Lafayette (PW) at New Hampshire at Rochester at Columbia at Lehigh at Davidson Boston Univ. (HC) Delaware

W L L L W W L W L L

1983 (4-5-1) BOB CURTIS

S10 S17 S24 O1 O8 O22 O29 N5 N12 N19

Howard Merchant Marine at Princeton at Lafayette New Hampshire (PW) at Columbia Lehigh (HC) Davidson at Boston Univ. at Delaware

W W L L L T L W L W

12 21 28 3 35 31 15 50 8 20

0 3 46 33 42 31 40 7 35 7

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1988 (3-7, 2-3 PL)

BOB CURTIS

S8 S15 S22 N29 O6 O13 O20 N3 N10 N17

Indiana (Pa.) Carnegie-Mellon at Northeastern at Princeton Cornell at New Hampshire at Davidson Lafayette (HC) at Lehigh at Delaware

W W L L W L W W L L

YEARLY RESULTS GEORGE LANDIS

18 42 33 14 10 16 30 10 15 9

17 7 34 20 7 17 3 3 21 28

S10 S17 S24 O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N12

Villanova Colgate* at Pennsylvania at Army Lafayette* (PW) Princeton (HC) at Columbia Davidson* at Lehigh* at Holy Cross*

L L L L L L W W W L

17 13 35 10 35 35 21 21 35 7

30 14 38 58 52 41 7 13 32 38

1985 (3-7) BOB CURTIS

S14 S21 S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16

at Carnegie-Mellon Davidson Northeastern at Boston Univ. New Hampshire (PW) Delaware (HC) at Columbia Cornell at Lafayette Lehigh

L W W L L L W L L L

10 34 21 7 0 7 13 13 0 0

21 14 14 34 58 31 10 26 47 19

N9 Holy Cross* N16 Lehigh*

L 6 42 L 13 41

1992 (4-7, 1-4 PL) LOU MARANZANA

S5 S12 S19 S26 O3 O10 O24 O31 N7 N N14 N N21

Bloomsburg at Villanova at Towson State Brown (HC) at Dartmouth at Columbia at Holy Cross* Fordham* (PW) at Lehigh* Lafayette* Colgate*

W L L W L W L L L L W

41 0 21 33 14 29 12 0 16 7 28

24 34 24 14 44 22 27 21 38 49 21

1993 (4-7, 3-2 PL) LOU MARANZANA

S4 S1 S11 S2 S25 O O2 O O9 O O16 O O23 O O30 N N6 N N13 N N20

Bloomsburg at Lafayette* Pennsylvania Dartmouth (PW) at Hofstra at Brown Holy Cross* (HC) at Fordham* Lehigh* at Towson State at Colgate*

W L L L L L W W W L L

21 14 12 13 0 12 33 27 32 21 8

16 31 42 31 28 21 23 21 27 49 13

1994 (5-6, 2-3 PL) 1989 (5 (5-5, 5 2 2-2 2 PL) LOU MARANZANA

S1 S16 S2 S23 S3 S30 O O7 O O14 O O21 O O28 N N4 N N11 N N18

1986 (3-7, 1-3 PL) L) GEORGE LANDIS

S13 S20 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15

Indiana (Pa.) William & Mary at Pennsylvania Towson State at Davidson Colgate* (PW) Lafayette* (HC) at Cornell at Holy Cross* at Lehigh*

W L L L W W L L L L

23 13 7 7 27 40 34 3 10 7

7 30 10 28 7 39 52 16 17 17

1987 (4-5-1, 1-3-1 PL) GEORGE LANDIS

S12 S19 S26 O3 O10 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14

at Colgate* at Davidson* Pennsylvania at Harvard at Lafayette* Holy Cross* (PW) Columbia (HC) at Cornell at William & Mary Lehigh*

L W W L L L W W L T

28 34 32 14 21 10 62 20 6 14

31 3 24 33 42 48 20 6 31 14

at Fordham Cornell (PW) Dartmouth at Towson State Lehigh* (HC) at Pennsylvania at Columbia Lafayette* at Colgate* Holy Cross*

W L W L L L W W W L

31 9 36 23 6 24 27 54 37 6

7 20 20 29 52 25 12 33 27 35

LOU MARANZANA

S10 S17 S24 O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N12 N19

Hofstra So. Connecticut at Harvard at Princeton Towson State Cornell (HC) at Lehigh* Lafayette* (PW) at Holy Cross* Colgate* Fordham*

L W W L W L W L L L W

21 32 42 7 41 28 31 14 20 7 29

45 7 23 12 28 29 27 56 27 31 26

1990 (7-4, 3-2 PL) LOU MARANZANA

S8 S15 S22 S29 O6 O13 O20 O27 N3 N10 N17

Hofstra at Lafayette* Columbia at Cornell Towson State Princeton (PW) at William & Mary Colgate* (HC) at Holy Cross* at Lehigh* Fordham*

L W W W W W L L L W W

29 24 41 42 55 14 17 27 14 30 44

42 14 16 21 26 9 45 28 43 27 7

L 7 43 L 0 40 W 21 14 L 16 34 L 7 23 L 16 20 L 7 31 L 6 38

L L L W W W W W L

3 19 23 10 14 30 21 21 6

20 20 30 7 7 11 7 14 37

1996 (6-5, 4-1 PL) TOM GADD

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS S14 S21 S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23

Towson State William & Mary Harvard Penn (OT) (PW) at Yale Princeton (HC) at Holy Cross* at Lehigh* at Lafayette* Fordham* Colgate* (OT)

W L L L L W W W L W W

44 0 7 21 21 10 38 7 7 51 28

7 47 30 30 23 6 7 6 23 17 27

1997 (10-1, 5-1 PL) TOM GADD

S6 S20 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

Duquesne at Lafayette* Penn (PW) at Harvard at Yale at Fordham* Holy Cross* (HC) Lehigh* at St. Mary’s (Calif.) at Towson State* at Colgate*

W W W W W W W W W W L

23 23 20 24 25 36 18 21 45 33 14

16 21 16 20 24 10 6 14 38 0 48

1998 (6-5, 3-3 PL) TOM GADD

S5 S12 S19 S26 O3 O17 O24 O31 N7 N14 N21

at Duquesne St. Mary’s (Calif.) Fordham* Columbia (PW) at Pennsylvania at Cornell Lafayette* (HC) Colgate* at Holy Cross* at Lehigh* Towson*

W W L W L L W L W L W

38 30 17 27 10 19 33 21 30 7 46

10 14 20 20 20 23 22 38 14 49 13

TOM GADD

LOU MARANZANA

at Hofstra Villanova at Fordham* at Dartmouth Cornell (HC) at Lafayette* at Princeton at Colgate*

at Princeton at Pennsylvania Lehigh* (HC) at Cornell at Towson State Lafayette* Holy Cross* (PW) at Colgate* (OT) at Army

1999 (7-4, 3-3 PL)

1991 (1-9, 1-4 PL) S6 S14 S21 S28 O5 O12 O19 N2

S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N11 N18

1995 (7-4, 4-1 PL) 1

S4 S11 S18 S25 O2 O9 O16 O23 N6 N13 N20

Morgan State at Colgate* Towson* Delaware State (PW) at Pennsylvania at Columbia Duquesne (HC) at Lafayette* Holy Cross* Lehigh* at Fordham*

W W L W W L W L W L W

37 21 20 38 23 7 49 21 32 27 45

10 16 27 28 16 10 20 22 21 48 15

TOM GADD

S9 S16

So. Connecticut at Fordham*

W 20 0 W 28 21

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YEARLY RESULTS 2000 (6-5, 2-4 P PL) )

2004 (7-4, 4-2 PL)

TOM GADD

S2 S16 S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N11 N18

at Richmond Cornell Columbia (PW) Duquesne at Georgetown Lafayette* at Lehigh* Fordham* (HC) at Holy Cross* at Towson* Colgate*

L W W W W W L W L L L

7 38 12 35 24 42 14 27 9 13 21

T IM LANDIS

10 15 10 14 10 30 21 13 10 15 24

S2 S18 S25 O2 O9 O16 O23 O30 N6 N13 N20

2001 (6-4, 4-3 PL) 38 — 20 6 10 16 0 17 14 21 15

L W W W L L L W W W W

14 15 42 35 25 13 17 42 21 42 30

20 9 13 19 32 14 40 27 20 7 20

2005 (1-10, 0-6 PL)

TOM GADD

S8 at Kent State L 17 S15 at Cornell^ — S22 at Columbia (OT) W 23 S29 St. Mary’s (Calif.) (PW) W 38 O6 Towson* W 51 O13 at Lafayette* W 17 O20 Georgetown* (HC) W 34 O27 at Fordham* L 12 N3 Holy Cross* W 21 N10 Lehigh* L 14 N17 at Colgate* L 13 ^Game canceled after Sept. 11 tragedy

at Villanova Cornell Columbia at Georgetown* Penn (2OT) (PW) Lafayette* at Lehigh* at Holy Cross* Fordham* (HC) Colgate* at Duquesne

T IM LANDIS

2003 (6-6, 4-3 PL) T IM LANDIS

A30 S6 S20 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N N1 N N8 N N15 N N22

Duquesne at Delaware State at Cornell at Columbia at Fordham* at Penn Towson* (HC) at Colgate* Holy Cross* (PW) at Lafayette* Lehigh* Georgetown*

W W L L W L W L W L L W

28 33 19 16 31 13 14 6 53 17 9 45

21 28 21 19 10 14 10 50 31 35 45 16

S3 S10 S17 O1 O8 O15 O22 O29 N5 N12 N19

Georgetown* (OT) at Stony Brook at Cornell Marist (HC) at Penn Villanova Lehigh* (PW) at Lafayette* at Fordham* at Colgate* Holy Cross*

L L L W L L L L L L L

16 18 7 27 7 10 10 20 21 10 33

19 21 24 7 53 38 42 33 28 16 51

2007 (3-8, 1-5 PL) T IM LANDIS

S1 S8 S15 S22 S29 O6 O20 O27 N3 N10 N17

at Duquesne Stony Brook at Cornell Richmond Marist at Colgate* Georgetown* (HC) Holy Cross* (FW) at Lafayette* Lehigh* at Fordham*

W L L L W L L L L L W

28 20 14 14 38 24 17 21 7 10 38

19 48 38 45 7 28 20 45 34 38 24

2008 (5-6, 2-4 PL) T IM LANDIS

S6 S13 S20 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15 N22

Duquesne at Robert Morris Cornell at Marist Hofstra at Georgetown* Colgate* (HC) at Holy Cross* Lafayette* at Lehigh* Fordham* (OT)

W W L W L W L L L L W

48 17 20 21 31 27 28 17 21 15 24

42 14 21 17 45 24 52 34 38 31 21

2006 (6-5, 3-3 PL) T IM LANDIS

S2 S9 S16 S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N18

Duquesne (OT) Lafayette* Cornell at Richmond at Marist Penn (HC) at Georgetown* at Lehigh* Fordham* (PW) at Holy Cross* Colgate*

W L W L W L W L W L W

31 0 20 21 48 24 17 7 13 10 31

28 31 5 48 19 34 7 38 3 27 28

Corey Mayo was a member of Tim Landis' first two Bison squads that went a combined 13-10 in 2003 and 2004.

2002 (2 (2-9, 9 0 0-7 7 PL) P ) DAVE KOTULSKI

S7 S14 S21 S28 O5 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23

at Duquesne at St. Mary’s (Ca.) (OT) Cornell Delaware State Colgate* (PW) (OT) at Towson* at Georgetown* at Holy Cross* Lafayette* (HC) at Lehigh* Fordham*

L L W W L L L L L L L

14 22 14 27 10 14 31 21 3 0 7

35 23 3 13 13 20 32 38 19 24 34

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2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL Six Bison student-athlete alumni representing six different sports comprise the 31st Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame class. The new class will be formally inducted as part of the 31st Hall of Fame Induction Breakfast, hosted by the Bison Club on Homecoming Weekend. This year’s ceremony will take place on Saturday, Oct. 24, and the new Hall of Famers will also be re-introduced at halftime of the Bucknell-Lehigh football game later that afternoon. The Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1979 to honor the very best in the history of Bison athletics. This year’s induction brings to 211 the number of outstanding student-athletes, coaches, administrators and friends of Bucknell whose contributions to Bucknell athletics are forever preserved in the Hall of Fame. TOM ALEXANDER ’62 becomes the 73rd member of the Bison football program to be elected to the Hall of Fame. Alexander was a two-way starter at Bucknell for three seasons (1959-61), playing guard and center on offense and linebacker on the defensive side. He was a key cog on the 1960 team that finished 7-2 and won the Lambert Cup as the best team in the East. As a senior in 1961, he helped lead the Bison to a 6-3 mark and was named an honorable mention on the Associated Press Little All-America Team as a guard. He was also named to the All-Middle Atlantic Conference Team and the All-Pennsylvania Team. Alexander was later named Bucknell’s Most Courageous Senior Athlete and was the university’s Helms Foundation ROTC Athlete of the Year. He was named to Bucknell all-time teams in both 1970 and 1996. After graduation, Alexander served in the U.S. Army in Europe, where he continued his football career. He was a first team All-Europe and second team All-Army selection, and he was invited to play in the Europe All-Star game while serving abroad. Alexander went on to become a successful high school coach in Western Pennsylvania, and he was named to the Beaver County Sports Hall of Fame in 1999. RODNEY BROWN ’83 was a four-year starter for the Bison men’s lacrosse team under Hall of Fame coach Sid Jamieson. Brown played both midfield and defense during a terrific career that saw him become Bucknell’s third Division I All-American. He was a first team All-East Coast Conference defenseman in 1982, then as a senior he moved to midfield and tallied 30 goals and 15 assists, repeating as a first team all-conference pick and earning an honorable mention All-America nod as well. A team co-captain as a senior, he was selected to play in the Division I North-South All-Star Game in 1983. His goal and assist totals ranked fourth and eighth, respectively, on Bucknell’s single-season list at the time. Brown becomes the ninth member of the men’s lacrosse program to be elected to the Hall of Fame. SARA DEN BESTEN COLLINS ’96 is widely regarded as the finest women’s rower ever to compete at Bucknell, and by rowing competitively year-round, she is credited with helping to raise the commitment level of a program that has now won four consecutive Patriot League championships. As a senior, Den Besten became the first member of the rowing program to earn the Christy Mathewson Award as the top senior athlete in her class. That year, she was a member of the lightweight four that won at the U.S. Nationals, and the following two years she stroked the lightweight eight and quad to gold at the Nationals. She also qualified for the World Indoor Rowing Championships, an erg event, and helped the Bison varsity four to a bronze medal at the Champion International Collegiate Regatta. The summer prior to her senior year, Den Besten won the senior lightweight double sculls at the Canadian Royal Henley Regatta. After graduation, Den Besten became the second Bucknell alumnus in any sport to win a medal at a world championship when she earned a silver medal in the lightweight four at the 1998 World Rowing Championship in Cologne, Germany. A year later, she

BUCKNELL ATHLETICS HALL won gold in the same boat at the World Championships in Canada. ship TOM MARCHETTI ’91 was a three-time qualifier for the NCAA Wrestling Championships, and as a sophomore in 1989 he became Bucknell’s very first wrestling All-American when he placed fourth at 1 167 pounds. Marchetti earned three consecutive East Coast Cconference titles from 1989-91, and he Eas was named Outstanding Wrestler at the 1990 ECC Championships. He graduated as Bucknell’s all-time Cha winningest wrestler with a 106-24 mark (the 106 win wins now ranks second all-time behind fellow Hall win Bobby Ferraro’s 118). His 31 victories in of Famer F 1990-91 were second-most in program history at the 199 time, while his 45-7 dual-match record was third-best tim all-time. Marchetti remains one of only five Bucknell all-t wrestlers to win 80 percent of his matches over a wre four-year career, and he also set school marks for f four pins in a season (19) and career (41). Marchetti was a Freshman All-American in his first year at Bucknell and was nationally ranked in each of his final three seasons. A Christy Mathewson Award Awa winner as the top senior athlete in his class, Marchetti was a two-year team captain. Bucknell Mar posted a 38-20 dual-meet record during his career pos and finished as the conference runner-up three times. He is Bucknell’s fifth wrestling Hall of Famer. MELISSA WHARTON ’98 becomes the second volleyball player to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, voll joining former teammate Katie Steele ’96, who was join inducted in 2007. An intimidating 6’2” middle hitindu ter, Wharton graduated with 10 school records and is co considered one of the best players in program history. tory She is the still the only Bison player to hit .400 in a season, and she did so three times. Wharton recorded a Bucknell and Patriot League-record .445 reco hitting hitt percentage in 1995 (second-best in the nation that tha year), and she followed it up by hitting .410 in 1996 199 and .411 as a senior in 1997. She owns three of the t top four single-season hitting percentages in Patriot League history, while her .400 career averPatr age is also the school and league record. Wharton’s 1,377 1,37 career kills was the school record for 10 years until unt being surpassed by Jenna Henderson in 2007. She is also the Bucknell and Patriot League career leader lead in blocks with 631. Only two other players in program history have surpassed even half that total. pro Wharton, who also was a gifted singer and a member Wh off the t Bucknell Gospel Choir, was a three-time First Team Tea All-Patriot League selection and earned the Christy Mathewson Award as the top senior athlete Chr in h her class. Just as important as her individual accolades, Wharton was part of the winningest class in Bucknell Wh volleyball history. The team went 83-40 overall and voll 19-6 19- in the Patriot League during her career. That included a school-record 26-win season in 1995. The incl Bison Biso went 6-0 en route to the Patriot League regular-season title in 1995, and in Wharton’s senior year larthey won the regular-season crown again. JENNIFER YUENGLING FRANQUET ’93 is considered one of the best catchers and leadoff hitcon ters in the history of the Bucknell softball program. She started 144 out of a possible 145 games in her career care and led the Bison to four straight 20-win seasons. Yuengling posted a .397 batting average seas as a senior, the 11th-best mark in program history, while whi her .332 career average ranks ninth all-time. She broke school records for career walks (66) and longest long hitting streak (20), and her 67 career stolen bases bas rank second all-time behind only Hall of Famer Lisa Fink. As a junior and senior, Yuengling was a perfect 37-for-37 on stolen-base attempts. On Buckper nell’s nell career lists, she also ranks second in runs (111) and fifth in hits (163). Yuengling was also an outstanding defensive catcher who called pitches behind the plate. For two catc seasons, she caught a Hall of Fame pitcher in Sharon seas Nichols. Bucknell compiled a 95-50 record during Nic

FAME

BISON IN NATIONAL HALLS OF FAME In addition to the 73 football-playing members of the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame, ﬁve indu ductees have also been elected to national football hal of fame. halls  The most famous member of the Hall is probably Ch Christy Mathewson, who is also a charter member of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y N.Y. At Bucknell, Mathewson was an outstanding dro dropkicker and fullback on Bison football teams fro from 1898-1900.  Clarke Hinkle, an outstanding back who later sta starred for the Green Bay Packers, is a member of bo both the National Football Foundation and College Ha Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Ca Canton, Ohio.  Andrew Wyant, a Bison star from 1888-91, who lat later went on to play with the University of Chicago, is a member of the National Football Foundation an and College Hall of Fame.  Carl Snavely and Edward “Hook” Mylin are me members of the National Football Hall of Fame and the Helms Hall of Fame. Snavely went 42-16-8 at Bu Bucknell from 1927-33 and also coached at Cornell, No North Carolina and Washington (Mo.) University. My Mylin, who succeeded Snavely, coached Bucknell’s Or Orange Bowl championship team.  Bob Odell, who coached Bucknell to Lambert Cu Cup titles in 1960 and 1964, was inducted into the Na National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame in 19 1992 in honor of his remarkable career at Penn. h career, including a 28-11 season in 1991 and a her 27-8 campaign in 1993. Those are the two winningest seas seasons in program history. Yuengling was named to th the All-East Coast Conference Team in 1990 and to tthe All-Patriot League squad in 1993. She was later named to the Patriot League All-Decade Team. Yuen Yuengling is the eighth softball player to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

2009 Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame inductee Tom Alexander ’62

BUCKNELL ATHLETICS HALL

FAME

Hassen I. Abdellah ’80........................................................FB Theodore P. Aceto ’89 ........................................... BKB, BSBL Robert R. Albert ’52 ...........................................................FB Thomas A. Alexander ’62 ...................................................FB Charles W. Allen ’92 ................................................. FB, TEN Alexander Anderson ’71................................................. TEN John C. Anderson ’05............................................... BKB, FB Jaye Andrews ’85.............................................................BKB Scott D. Auchenbach ’90 ....................................................FB Michael J. Axe ’75...............................................................FB Stephen W. Baird ’72 ...................................................... TEN Almira S. Baldwin Arnold ’94 ...........................................FH Robert R. Barry ’80 .........................................................BKB William C. Bartol 1872 ............................................. Teacher Dawn M. Becker ’85 ...........................................................SB Robert W. Bickel ’79 .................................................CC, T&F Edgar H. Biggs ..............................................Athletic Trainer Walter A. Blair ’07 ......................................................... BSBL Neal Blaisdell ’27 ................................................................FB George T. Boiston ’35 .........................................................FB Arda Bowser ’23................................................................... FB Arthur L. Brandon ’27.................................... Administrator Michael C.L. Bright ’93 ...................................................BKB Mark R. Brotherton ’83 ..................................................SOC Rodney A. Brown ’83.......................................................LAX Margaret L. Bryan .......................................... Administrator George A. Buckheit ’79 ............................................CC, T&F Michael B. Butts ’89 ........................................................BKB Joseph J. Buzas ’41 ....................................................... BSBL Francis J. Carroll, Jr. ’75 ..........................................CC, T&F Harvey D. Carter ’73 .......................................................BKB Barbara Castens-Seidell ’79 ............................FH, BKB, LAX John F. Chironna ’55 ...............................................FB, BSBL George W. Cockill ’05 ..............................................FB, BSBL William L. Courtney ’92 ..................................................BKB Edward E. Curran ’88 ...................................................WRES Thomas E. Cusick ’87 ......................................................LAX Gabrielle L. Czaja ’85 ...............................................CC, T&F Dianne T. Czarnecki ’87 ..............................................FH, SB John D. Dailey ’74 ..............................................................FB Harold M. Danzig ’59 ......................................................BKB Harry O. Dayhoﬀ ’23 ..........................................................FB Thomas A. Dean ’52 ...........................................................FB William D. Dearstyne ’62 ..............................................SWM Marjorie A. Deck ’73 ...................................... BKB, FH, TEN John B. Dempsey ’34..........................................................FB Sara Den Besten Collins ’96 .......................................... ROW Glenn W. (Wally) Diehl ’28 ................................................FB David P. Domsohn ’89 .....................................................SOC William C. Dorr ’62 .......................................................SWM William L. Drake ’75 .....................................................SWM Stan Durtan ’73 ..................................................................FB Lee C. Edmonds ’79..................................................CC, T&F M. Robert Etzweiler ’61 ............................................... GOLF Harold L. Evans ............................................ Golf Coach, Pro Mitchell Farbstein ’73 ........................................................FB Nicholas A. Farina ’34 ........................................................FB C. Edwin Farver ’69 ................................................BKB, LAX Robert R. Ferraro Jr. ’94 ..............................................WRES Lonnie Fertik Williard ’83...............................................T&F John D. Filer ’37 ....................................................... FB, BKB Lisa M. Fink Povsic ’93..............................................SB, BKB B. Kathryn Frazier ’82 ..................................................SWIM Pete Fry ’32 ........................................... FB, BKB, BSBL, T&F Frank S. Funair ’40 ................................................... FB, BOX Thomas E. Gadd.......................................................FB Coach Joseph A. Gallagher ’52 .................................. FB, BKB, T&F Michael J. Geraghty ’84 ..................................................T&F Robert J. Gibbon Jr. ’85 .....................................................FB Lisa Gibbons ’95 ..............................................................SOC J. Ronald Giordano ’63.......................................................FB James Given ’88 .................................................................FB William H. Gravely ’77 ...........................................T&F, BKB Susanne Gray Behringer ’84 ....................................LAX, FH Benjamin W. Griﬃth 1899 ............................ Administrator

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Jay Gross ’93..... ’93.................................................................SWIM Margaret Grunow Conze ’93 .......................................SWIM Arthur F. Gulden ..................................................T&F Coach George F. Haines ’43........................................................BKB Edward H. Halicki ’29 ....................................FB, BSBL, BKB F. Ellis Harley ’59 .................................................. BKB, BSBL James B. Harvey ’88 .............................................SWIM, WP Lawrence K. Hathaway ’65 .............................................BKB Samuel C. Havrilak ’69 .......................................................FB Pamela H. Heller Shassian ’78 ..........................................FH Jill Henry-Feeney ’81 .........................................BKB, FH, SB Brian S. Harshman ’85 .............................................CC, T&F Edwin J. Hess Jr. ’90 ...................................................... TEN W. Clarke Hinkle ’32 ............................................................ FB Tameka A. Hinton ’95 .....................................................T&F Jon-Robert Holden ’98 ...................................................BKB Eugene L. Hubka ’47 ..........................................................FB Mark D. Hulme ’83 ...................................................CC, T&F Albert E. Humphreys ....................FB Coach, Administrator George K. James ’30............................................................. FB Owen W. James ’34 ............................................................FB Sidney I. Jamieson ........................................LAX/FB Coach Kenneth W. Jenkins ’82 .....................................................FB Michael R. Joseph ’90 .....................................................BKB Alvin F. Julian ’23 ...........................................FB, BKB, BSBL Cathy Karpuk Seward ’77 ............................................... DIV Richard P. Kaufmann ’68 ...................................................FB Robert C. Keegan ’44 .................................................... BSBL George H. Kiick ’40 .................................................. FB, BKB Patrick C. King ’92 ...........................................................BKB Ronald C. Kinsey ’66 ..........................................................FB Ann L. Kirwin Anderson ’87 ...........................................BKB Louis Kissling ’71 ............................................................LAX Kathy Kline Grove ’80 ..............................................FH, LAX David M. Kucera ’85 ...........................................................FB William H. Lane ’45 ..........................................FB, BKB, BSBL Robert A. Latour ...................... Swim Coach, Administrator Harry L. Lawrence ’51.............................................FB Coach Richard N. Lemon ’97 ........................................................FB Albert V. Leslie ’81...........................................................BKB Dorothy Harvey Lloyd ’53.................................................FH Eugene C. Luccarelli ’71 ..........................................FB, BSBL Kathleen A. Lynch ’87 ..................................................SWIM Paul Maczuzak ’68 ..............................................................FB Kurt Manrodt, Jr. ’39.........................................................FB Thomas M. Marchetti Jr. ’91 ........................................... WR Robert L. Marks ’67 ...........................................................FB Joseph R. Markulike Jr. ’90 .......................................... BSBL Christopher Mathewson Jr. ’02.............................. BSBL, FB, BKB Jay P. Mathias ’35 ....................................University Trustee Harry E. McCormick ’04 ..................................................BSBL Michael P. McDonald ’80....................................................FB George L. McGaughey ’35 ..................................................FB James W. McKee ’69........................................................LAX Martin P. McKibbin ’52 ..................................FB, BKB, BSBL Glenn R. McLaughlin ’74 .........................................CC, T&F Thomas E. McLean ’78 ...........................................T&F, BKB Clifford K. Melberger ’61 ...................................................FB Susan D. Mestier Brauner ’74 ......................................SWIM Geoffrey B. Miller ’76 ...................................................SWIM Thomas G. Mitchell ’66 ........................................................ FB Malcolm E. Musser ’18 .....................................BKB, FB, Coach Bradford J. Myers ’53 .........................................................FB Edward C. Myers ’34 ............................................................ FB Jennifer A. Myers ’98 ...................................................SWIM Edward E. Mylin ......................................................FB Coach J. Douglas Nauman ’73 ............................................ FB, T&F Sharon L. Nichols ’91 .........................................................SB Robert H. Odell .......................................................FB Coach Peter R. O’Keeffe ’72 ....................................................SWIM Gregory W. Olson ’70 ...................................................SWIM James E. Ostendarp ’52 .....................................................FB R. Lyman Ott ’62 .............................................................SOC Edward W. Pangburn ’15........................................... Trustee Judith M. Perry West ’90 .........................................CC, T&F

2009 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL Margaret Philleo Ricci ’79 ...............................FH, BKB, LAX John M. Plant ..................................... Administrator, Coach Martin A. Quick ’39 .................................................BOX, FB David P. Rath ’70 ................................................... SOC, TEN Arthur B. Raynor ’50 ............................................SOC, BSBL J. Maxwell Reed ’24 .................................................FB, BSBL William P. Reifsnyder ’84 .........................................CC, T&F Don H. Richards ’56 ...................................................... BSBL Robert N. Richards ’74 .................................................... DIV Susan Rowland Miller ’89 ...............................................T&F Randall J. Ruger ’70 ................................................FB, BSBL Richard W. Russell .....................................SWIM, WP Coach Thomas H. Sanders ’79....................................................LAX Richard J. Sayre ’82 ..................................................CC, T&F Larry M. Schoeneberger ’75 ..............................................FB Scott F. Schulte ’81 ............................................... WP, SWIM Roger J. Schwanhausser ’75 ........................................SWIM Thomas M. Scotton ’78 ................................................WRES Christopher M. Seneca ’87..............................................BKB John J. Sitarsky ’36 ........................................FB, BKB, BSBL James P. Smigie ’65 ......................................................SWIM Harvey F. Smith 1894 .............................................BSBL, FB Stuart M. Smith ’38............................................................FB Carl G. Snavely ’33 ..................................................FB Coach Gary A. Sojka .................................................. Administrator Stacey Spitko Reeder ’88 ...........................................BKB, SB Edwin S. Stebbins ’37 ......................................................T&F Katherine E. Steele Peters ’96 .......................................... VB Joseph B. Steiner ’62.......................................................BKB Stephen J. Stephanou ’38 .............................................. BOX Herbert E. Stiefel ’52..........................................................FB Bruce E. Strasburg ’75 .....................................................SOC Scott A. Strasburg ’77 .....................................................SOC Donald W. Strassner ’52..................................................BKB Walter S. Szot ’44 ...............................................................FB Burton W. Talmage ’55.......................................................FB W. Paul Terhes ’61 ..............................................................FB E. Jared Thimme ’66 ....................................................SWIM Thomas A. Thompson ’60..................................... BKB, BSBL Louis V. Tomasetti ’40 ........................................................FB Erle M. Topham ’15 .................................................FB, BSBL Gary B. Toubman ’76.......................................................SOC Bradley N. Tufts ......................... Administrator, Golf Coach Richard C. Tyrrell ’63 ..............................................FB, BSBL Peter W. vonHoﬀmann ’79 .............................................LAX Charles J. Wagner ’76................................................... GOLF Lynne P. Walshaw ’89 ................................................BKB, SB Jennifer Walz Lapioli ’89 ..........................................BKB, SB Patricia A. Way ’94 ...................................................FH, LAX John S. Webber ’52 ..............................................BSBL, BKB Karin Wegener Knisely ’79 .............................FH, BKB, LAX Melissa K. Wharton ’98 .................................................... VB James L. Wherry ’70 .......................................................BKB William F. “Bud” Wilkinson ’36 ............................... FB, T&F Stephen P. Winings ’74.................................................SWIM Jill W. Wise Smith ’89 .....................................................T&F Charles R. Woollum .............................................BKB Coach Andrew R. E. Wyant 1892 ................................................... FB George B. Young ’52 ...........................................................FB Jennifer L. Yuengling-Franquet ’93 ..................................SB Justin W. Zackey ’94 .......................................................LAX Names in Italics are initial inductees