2019 Bucknell Football Media Guide by Bucknell University

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2019 BISON Roster............................................................................................................................... 2 Preseason Depth Chart.................................................................................................... 5 Season Preview................................................................................................................ 6 Head Coach Dave Cecchini........................................................................................... 12 Coaching & Support Staff............................................................................................... 14 Captains......................................................................................................................... 20 Returning Players........................................................................................................... 22 Newcomers..................................................................................................................... 46 Roster Breakdown.......................................................................................................... 50

GENERAL INFORMATION Location.............................................................................................................. Lewisburg, Pa. Founded (Enrollment).............................................................................................1846 (3,600) Affiliation............................................................................................................NCAA Division I Nickname........................................................................................................................... Bison Colors..............................................................................................................Blue and Orange Conference.................................................................................................. The Patriot League President...................................................................................................Dr. John C. Bravman Director of Athletics............................................................................................ Jermaine Truax

2019 OPPONENTS Opponents...................................................................................................................... 52 All-Time Opponent Information....................................................................................... 56 2018 IN REVIEW Game-By-Game Reports................................................................................................ 58 Awards............................................................................................................................ 69 Statistics......................................................................................................................... 70 PATRIOT LEAGUE About the Patriot League................................................................................................ 76 2018 Awards................................................................................................................... 77 2018 Statistical Leaders................................................................................................. 78 Standings/Schedule........................................................................................................ 80 HISTORY & RECORDS History............................................................................................................................ 82 The Great Christy Mathewson........................................................................................ 88 Hall of Fame................................................................................................................... 90 Individual Records.......................................................................................................... 96 Team Records.............................................................................................................. 104 Receiving/Passing Milestones...................................................................................... 106 Rushing Milestones...................................................................................................... 108 Year-By-Year Leaders...................................................................................................112 National Award Winners................................................................................................114 All-League Selections....................................................................................................116 Team Award Winners.....................................................................................................118 Captains....................................................................................................................... 121 Letterwinners................................................................................................................ 122 Bison in the Pros.......................................................................................................... 130 Coaching Records........................................................................................................ 132 All-Time Assistant Coaches.......................................................................................... 133 Year-By-Year Results................................................................................................... 134 GENERAL INFORMATION Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium......................................................................... 142 Athletic Facilities........................................................................................................... 146 The Premier Scholar-Athlete Experience..................................................................... 148 Mission......................................................................................................................... 150 Leadership Institute...................................................................................................... 151 This is Bucknell............................................................................................................. 152 Life After Bucknell......................................................................................................... 154 Lewisburg, Bucknell’s Hometown................................................................................. 156 Bison Football in the Community.................................................................................. 158 Bison & Gridiron Clubs................................................................................................. 160 The Bud Ranck-Tom Gadd Memorial Kickoff Classic................................................... 163 Cheerleading................................................................................................................ 164 Administration............................................................................................................... 166 Broadcast & Media Information.................................................................................... 168

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Football Contact....................................................................................................... Jen Dobias E-Mail..................................................................................................... jmd056@bucknell.edu Office....................................................................................................................570-577-3488 Cell.......................................................................................................................856-261-5620 Press Box Phone..................................................................................................570-577-1519 Web..............................................................................................................BucknellBison.com Athletics Twitter (Football Twitter)........................................@Bucknell_Bison (@Bucknell_FB) Athletics Instagram (Football Instagram)......................................BucknellBison (Bucknell_FB) Athletics Facebook......................................................................................... Bucknell Athletics COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach.........................................................................................................Dave Cecchini Alma Mater...............................................................................................Lehigh University, ‘95 Record at Bucknell....................................................................................................1st season Career Record..............................................................................................17-38 (6th season) Offensive Coordinator............................................................................................. Jason Miran Defensive Coordinator......................................................................................... Ryan Manalac Assistant Coaches..................................................... Kevin Bracken, Isaac Collins, Matt Ford, ..............................................Vinny Giacalone, Keith Larson, Joe Lyberger, Blake Treadwell Volunteer Assistant Coach.................................................................................Brandon Corbin Strength & Conditioning Coach............................................................................... Mark Kulbis Manager of Video Operations............................................................................... Frank DeNick Athletic Trainers.......................................................................................Ian Wood, Kaiti Hager Equipment Manager.............................................................................................Liel Karstetter TEAM INFORMATION 2019 Patriot League Preseason Poll..................................................................................... 7th 2018 Record........................................................................................................................1-10 2018 Patriot League Record (Finish)............................................................................ 1-5 (7th) Base Offense..............................................................................................................Multiple O Base Defense.....................................................................................................................4-2-5 Lettermen Returning/Lost.................................................................................................. 53/16 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost......................................................................................... 9/2 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost......................................................................................... 6/5 Newcomers............................................................................................................................. 18 Captains...............................................................................................Sam Chitty, Alex Pechin Returning All-Americans.......................................................................................... Alex Pechin Returning All-Patriot League Selections...........................................Simeon Page, Alex Pechin

2019 BUCKNELL FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS The 2019 Bucknell University Football Media Guide is a production of the Office of Athletic Communications. It was written, edited and designed by Jen Dobias, Associate Director of Athletic Communications. Editorial assistance was provided by Jon Terry and Dave Cecchini. Special thanks to past contributors Todd Merriett, Todd Newcomb, Bo Smolka, Brad Tufts, Pat Farabaugh, Kelli Sheesley and Jim Campbell. Photos credited to Jon Lambert, Marc Hagemeier, Brett Hosterman, Linda Naiman, Joel Turrell, Josh Turner, Joseph Wolenski, Dan Burns, Gordon Wenzel, Brett Simpson, Tim Sofranko and Wendell Cruz.

ALEX PECHIN

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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No. 1 **** 2 * 3 ** 4 *** 5 * 6 ** 7 ** 8 * 9 * 10 * 11 *** 12 * 13 * 14 * 15 16 17 18 19 * 20 ** 21 * 23 24 ** 25 ** 26 * 27 * 28 30 ** 31 32 33 * 34 *** 35 * 36 37 38 * 39 40 41 *** 42 * 43 44 * 45 ** 46 47 ** 48 50 * 51 * 52 ** 53 54 55 *** 56 57 ** 58 59 * 64 65 66 * 68 ** 70 71 * 72

Name Alex Pechin (C) Sterling Deary Brandon Benson John Chiarolanzio Brandon Sanders Stefone Moore-Green Simeon Page Micah Dennis Blais Herman Tarrin Earle Justin Bethea Logan Bitikofer Dominic Lyles Mike Balzofiore Renn Lints Keyshawn Copeland Gavin Pringle Jake Wilson John McGuire Chad Freshnock Jared Cooper Alex Barnard Gerrit Van Itallie Mike Caruso Joe Fex Eric Butler Eric Holsinger Blake Fletcher Brent Jackson Max Bunzel Conner Romango Jon Fox Marquis Carter Justin Murray Jonathan Searcy Joe Schiano Brian Brown Ryan Betz Sam Chitty (C) Jimmy Sheehan Cole McCabe Luke Hamper Alex Twiford Daniel Sheehan Roger Mellado Ben Allen Grayson Cherubino Ryan Brida Rick Mottram Cooper Kim Sean Norton John Hunt Jack Miller Chuck Sanders Alex Bolinger Nnamdi Unachukwu Jacob Russ Zack Tarburton Michael Killiri Erik Lukner R.J. Mehan Justin Falcone Noah Sansalone

Cl. 5th So. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. 5th Fr. So. Sr. Sr. So. So. Jr. So. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. So.

Pos. P/K CB S QB WR WR LB CB WR QB WR QB WR WR WR QB S WR WR/LS RB RB RB S CB RB/WR CB CB DL S LB S LB RB S CB DL S DL LB DL LB LB TE DL DL LB DL LB LB LB OL DL DL OL OL DL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL

Ht. 6-0 5-10 6-0 6-3 5-11 5-8 6-0 5-9 6-1 6-3 6-1 6-3 6-2 5-9 6-3 6-2 5-11 6-2 6-1 6-0 5-7 5-10 5-10 5-9 5-9 5-10 5-10 6-1 6-2 5-10 5-11 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-0 6-2 5-11 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-4 5-11 6-1 6-1 6-5 6-0 6-4 6-0 6-2 6-7 6-3 6-3 6-4 6-1 6-4 6-4 6-4

Wt. 210 160 210 215 200 155 230 180 185 195 180 210 195 170 190 160 170 205 200 220 180 170 210 170 180 170 160 235 200 205 190 210 215 225 185 250 190 270 220 270 205 220 235 235 235 220 255 225 230 215 240 300 225 310 285 270 250 265 270 285 270 260 255

Hometown / High School Kennett Square, Pa. / Unionville Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound/Jireh Prep (N.C.) Triangle, Va. / C.D. Hylton Florham Park, N.J. / Delbarton School/Kent School (Conn.) Downingtown, Pa. / St. Joseph’s Prep Sicklerville, N.J. / Paul VI Riverton, Utah / Riverton/USAFA Prep (Colo.) Frisco, Texas / Independence Austin, Texas / St. Andrew’s Episcopal/Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) Montclair, N.J. / Montclair Sanford, N.C. / Lee County New Philadelphia, Ohio / New Philadelphia Washington, D.C. / DeMatha Catholic Holmdel, N.J. / Red Bank Catholic Norwalk, Conn. / King School Woodbridge, Va. / C.D. Hylton Baltimore, Md. / Mount Saint Joseph Chesapeake, Va. / Western Branch Franklin Lakes, N.J. / Don Bosco Prep Middletown, N.J. / Middletown North West Chester, Pa. / West Chester East Cincinnati, Ohio / Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Mahwah, N.J. / St. Joseph Regional Rumson, N.J. / Rumson-Fair Haven Coppell, Texas / Coppell Altamonte Springs, Fla. / Lake Brantley Columbus, Ohio / Dublin Scioto West Linn, Ore. / West Linn Denton, Texas / John H. Guyer Scarsdale, N.Y. / Scarsdale Pittsburgh, Pa. / Fox Chapel Area Wyomissing, Pa. / Wilson Rochester, N.Y. / Pittsford Sutherland Coppell, Texas / Coppell Medford, N.J. / Shawnee Tampa, Fla. / Berkeley Prep Wilmington, Del. / Tower Hill School Phoenixville, Pa. / Malvern Prep West Linn, Ore. / West Linn Hershey, Pa. / Hershey Norristown, Pa. / Malvern Prep West Linn, Ore. / West Linn Sinking Spring, Pa. / Wilson Hershey, Pa. / Hershey Lorton, Va. / Gonzaga College High School (D.C.) Whitehouse, Ohio / Anthony Wayne Hampton Bays, N.Y. / Saint Anthony’s West Chester, Pa. / Henderson Cream Ridge, N.J. / Allentown Moorestown, N.J. / St. Joseph’s Prep (Pa.) Garden City, N.Y. / Garden City Braselton, Ga. / Mill Creek Camillus, N.Y. / West Genesee Wexford, Pa. / North Allegheny Haddonfield, N.J. / Haddonfield Memorial Morganville, N.J. / Marlboro Arlington, Texas / Arlington Perkasie, Pa. / Pennridge Allentown, Pa. / Salisbury Sedro Woolley, Wash. / Sedro Woolley Worthington, Ohio / Worthington Kilbourne Haddonfield, N.J. / Haddonfield Memorial Vineland, N.J. / Vineland

P.J. Barr Justis Peppers Simon Krizak Josh Yoder Connor Holmes Simon Behr Steven Walier Nick Lizana Matt McCreight John Reedy Charlie Shadek Dylan DeMarco Marcus Ademilola Sean Naiman Mike Colantuono Cade Brennan Ethan Torres Brandon Crkvenac Clay Myers

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

OL OL OL OL WR TE WR WR WR TE TE TE TE DL LS DL P/K DL DL

6-3 6-4 6-4 6-2 5-10 6-4 6-0 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-4 6-4 6-3 6-2 6-4 6-0 6-4 6-1

285 330 305 275 170 230 185 205 190 230 205 225 245 245 235 250 195 230 265

North Brunswick, N.J. / Saint Joseph King George, Va. / King George Stuttgart, Germany / Eschbach-Gymnasium/Hill School (Pa.) Paxinos, Pa. / Southern Columbia Parlin, N.J. / Sayreville War Memorial Murrysville, Pa. / Franklin Regional Holmdel, N.J. / Holmdel Baltimore, Md. / Boys’ Latin School of Maryland Chandler, Ariz. / Valley Christian Wyomissing, Pa. / Berks Catholic Wellesley, Mass. / Kent School (Conn.) Princeton, N.J. / Lawrenceville School Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Memorial/Wyoming Seminary (Pa.) Little Silver, N.J. / Red Bank Regional Warren, N.J. / Immaculata Chadds Ford, Pa. / Garnet Valley Great Falls, Va. / Bishop O’Connell Hockessin, Del. / Salesianum School Pittsburgh, Pa. / Central Catholic

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. 88 *** 48 14 * 23 74 ** 81 * 3 ** 11 *** 40 12 * 58 92 51 * 39 32 27 * 35 * 25 ** 50 * 4 *** 41 *** 90 * 21 * 16 97 2 * 87 * 8 * 10 * 71 * 26 * 30 ** 34 *** 20 ** 44 * 9 * 80 28 55 *** 31 66 * 53 77 *

Name Marcus Ademilola Ben Allen Mike Balzofiore Alex Barnard P.J. Barr Simon Behr Brandon Benson Justin Bethea Ryan Betz Logan Bitikofer Alex Bolinger Cade Brennan Ryan Brida Brian Brown Max Bunzel Eric Butler Marquis Carter Mike Caruso Grayson Cherubino John Chiarolanzio Sam Chitty (C) Mike Colantuono Jared Cooper Keyshawn Copeland Brandon Crkvenac Sterling Deary Dylan DeMarco Micah Dennis Tarrin Earle Justin Falcone Joe Fex Blake Fletcher Jon Fox Chad Freshnock Luke Hamper Blais Herman Connor Holmes Eric Holsinger John Hunt Brent Jackson Michael Killiri Cooper Kim Simon Krizak

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

Pos. TE LB WR RB OL TE S WR DL QB OL DL LB S LB CB RB CB DL QB LB LS RB QB DL CB TE CB QB OL RB/WR DL LB RB LB WR WR CB DL S OL LB OL

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

Wt. 245 220 170 170 285 230 210 180 270 210 285 250 225 190 205 170 215 170 255 215 220 235 180 160 230 160 225 180 195 260 180 235 210 220 220 185 170 160 300 200 270 215 305

Hometown / High School Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Memorial/Wyoming Seminary (Pa.) Whitehouse, Ohio / Anthony Wayne Holmdel, N.J. / Red Bank Catholic Cincinnati, Ohio / Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy North Brunswick, N.J. / Saint Joseph Murrysville, Pa. / Franklin Regional Triangle, Va. / C.D. Hylton Sanford, N.C. / Lee County Phoenixville, Pa. / Malvern Prep New Philadelphia, Ohio / New Philadelphia Haddonfield, N.J. / Haddonfield Memorial Chadds Ford, Pa. / Garnet Valley West Chester, Pa. / Henderson Wilmington, Del. / Tower Hill School Scarsdale, N.Y. / Scarsdale Altamonte Springs, Fla. / Lake Brantley Rochester, N.Y. / Pittsford Sutherland Rumson, N.J. / Rumson-Fair Haven Hampton Bays, N.Y. / Saint Anthony’s Florham Park, N.J. / Delbarton School/Kent School (Conn.) West Linn, Ore. / West Linn Warren, N.J. / Immaculata West Chester, Pa. / West Chester East Woodbridge, Va. / C.D. Hylton Hockessin, Del. / Salesianum School Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound/Jireh Prep (N.C.) Princeton, N.J. / Lawrenceville School Frisco, Texas / Independence Montclair, N.J. / Montclair Haddonfield, N.J. / Haddonfield Memorial Coppell, Texas / Coppell West Linn, Ore. / West Linn Wyomissing, Pa. / Wilson Middletown, N.J. / Middletown North West Linn, Ore. / West Linn Austin, Texas / St. Andrew’s Episcopal/Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) Parlin, N.J. / Sayreville War Memorial Columbus, Ohio / Dublin Scioto Braselton, Ga. / Mill Creek Denton, Texas / John H. Guyer Allentown, Pa. / Salisbury Moorestown, N.J. / St. Joseph’s Prep (Pa.) Stuttgart, Germany / Eschbach-Gymnasium/Hill School (Pa.)

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Renn Lints Nick Lizana Erik Lukner Dominic Lyles Cole McCabe Matt McCreight John McGuire R.J. Mehan Roger Mellado Jack Miller Stefone Moore-Green Rick Mottram Justin Murray Clay Myers Sean Naiman Sean Norton Simeon Page Alex Pechin (C) Justis Peppers Gavin Pringle John Reedy Conner Romango Jacob Russ Brandon Sanders Chuck Sanders Noah Sansalone Joe Schiano Jonathan Searcy Charlie Shadek Daniel Sheehan Jimmy Sheehan Zack Tarburton Ethan Torres Alex Twiford Nnamdi Unachukwu Gerrit Van Itallie Steven Walier Jake Wilson Josh Yoder

So. Fr. Sr. So. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Sr. So. Jr. 5th Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. So. Sr. So. 5th Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr.

WR WR OL WR LB WR WR/LS OL DL DL WR LB S DL DL OL LB P/K OL S TE S OL WR OL OL DL CB TE DL DL OL P/K TE DL S WR WR OL

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

* Varsity letters earned; (C) captain

COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach: Dave Cecchini (Lehigh ’95) Coordinators: Ryan Manalac (Cincinnati ’08) (Defensive/LB); Jason Miran (Penn ’09) (Offensive/QB) Offensive Assistant Coaches: Matt Ford (Lehigh ’16) (TE/OT/Recruiting); Vinny Giacalone (Carnegie Mellon ’10) (OL/Operations); Keith Larson (Valparaiso ’14) (WR); Blake Treadwell (Michigan State ’13) (RB) Defensive Assistant Coaches: Kevin Bracken (Moravian ’15) (DL); Isaac Collins (Rochester ’94) (DB/Special Teams); Joe Lyberger (Defensive Assistant) (Slippery Rock ’16) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Brandon Corbin (Duquesne ’99) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Mark Kulbis (Bowling Green ’13) Sport Administrator: Tim Pavlechko (Bucknell ’91) (Deputy AD) Support Staff: Doug Birdsong (Marshall ’87) (Voice of the Bison); Frank DeNick (Bucknell ’12) (Video Operations Manager); Jen Dobias (Boston College ’14) (Athletic Communications); Kaiti Hager (Cal U (Pa.) ’12) (Assistant Athletic Trainer); Deb Hommel (Mifflinburg HS ’72) (Recruiting/Data Services Assistant); Liel Karstetter (Lock Haven ’10) (Equipment Manager); Greg Marconi (Dayton ’09) (Ticketing); Ian Wood (Purdue ’94) (Associate AD/Head Athletic Trainer)

190 205 285 195 205 190 200 270 235 225 155 230 225 265 245 240 230 210 330 170 230 190 250 200 310 255 250 185 205 235 270 265 195 235 270 210 185 205 275

Norwalk, Conn. / King School Baltimore, Md. / Boys’ Latin School of Maryland Sedro Woolley, Wash. / Sedro Woolley Washington, D.C. / DeMatha Catholic Norristown, Pa. / Malvern Prep Chandler, Ariz. / Valley Christian Franklin Lakes, N.J. / Don Bosco Prep Worthington, Ohio / Worthington Kilbourne Lorton, Va. / Gonzaga College High School (D.C.) Camillus, N.Y. / West Genesee Sicklerville, N.J. / Paul VI Cream Ridge, N.J. / Allentown Coppell, Texas / Coppell Pittsburgh, Pa. / Central Catholic Little Silver, N.J. / Red Bank Regional Garden City, N.Y. / Garden City Riverton, Utah / Riverton/USAFA Prep (Colo.) Kennett Square, Pa. / Unionville King George, Va. / King George Baltimore, Md. / Mount Saint Joseph Wyomissing, Pa. / Berks Catholic Pittsburgh, Pa. / Fox Chapel Area Arlington, Texas / Arlington Downingtown, Pa. / St. Joseph’s Prep Wexford, Pa. / North Allegheny Vineland, N.J. / Vineland Tampa, Fla. / Berkeley Prep Medford, N.J. / Shawnee Wellesley, Mass. / Kent School (Conn.) Hershey, Pa. / Hershey Hershey, Pa. / Hershey Perkasie, Pa. / Pennridge Great Falls, Va. / Bishop O’Connell Sinking Spring, Pa. / Wilson Morganville, N.J. / Marlboro Mahwah, N.J. / St. Joseph Regional Holmdel, N.J. / Holmdel Chesapeake, Va. / Western Branch Paxinos, Pa. / Southern Columbia

OFFENSE

DEFENSE DEFENSIVE END 47 — Roger Mellado (Jr. / 6-1 / 235 / Lorton, Va.) 38 — Joe Schiano (5th / 6-2 / 250 / Tampa, Fla.) 30 — Blake Fletcher (Sr. / 6-1 / 235 / West Linn, Ore.)

LEFT TACKLE 72 — Noah Sansalone (So. / 6-4 / 255 / Vineland, N.J.) OR 75 — Justis Peppers (Jr. / 6-4 / 330 / King George, Va.) 77 — Simon Krizak (Jr. / 6-4 / 305 / Stuttgart, Germany)

DEFENSIVE TACKLE 59 — Nnamdi Unachukwu (Jr. / 6-7 / 270 / Morganville, N.J.) 42 — Jimmy Sheehan (Sr. / 6-2 / 270 / Hershey, Pa.) 92 — Cade Brennan (Fr. / 6-4 / 250 / Chadds Ford, Pa.)

LEFT GUARD 74 — P.J. Barr (Jr. / 6-3 / 285 / North Brunswick, N.J.) 68 — Erik Lukner (Sr. / 6-1 / 285 / Sedro Woolley, Wash.) 79 — Josh Yoder (Sr. / 6-2 / 275 / Paxinos, Pa.)

NOSE GUARD 55 — John Hunt (Sr. / 6-0 / 300 / Braselton, Ga.) 40 — Ryan Betz (So. / 6-3 / 270 / Phoenixville, Pa.) 99 — Clay Myers (Jr. / 6-1 / 265 / Pittsburgh, Pa.)

CENTER 64 — Jacob Russ (So. / 6-3 / 250 / Arlington, Texas) 57 — Chuck Sanders (Sr. / 6-0 / 310 / Wexford, Pa.)

DEFENSIVE END 50 — Grayson Cherubino (So. / 6-4 / 255 / Hampton Bays, N.Y.) 89 — Sean Naiman (Jr. / 6-3 / 245 / Little Silver, N.J.) 97 — Brandon Crkvenac (So. / 6-4 / 230 / Hockessin, Del.)

RIGHT GUARD 58 — Alex Bolinger (Jr. / 6-2 / 285 / Haddonfield, N.J.) 65 — Zack Tarburton (Fr. / 6-3 / 265 / Perkasie, Pa.) RIGHT TACKLE 66 — Michael Killiri (So. / 6-4 / 270 / Allentown, Pa.) 70 — R.J. Mehan (Fr. / 6-4 / 270 / Worthington, Ohio) TIGHT END 88 — Marcus Ademilola (Sr. / 6-4 / 245 / Jackson, N.J.) 45 — Alex Twiford (Jr. / 6-3 / 235 / Sinking Spring, Pa.) 87 — Dylan DeMarco (So. / 6-4 / 225 / Princeton, N.J.) WIDE RECEIVER (SLOT) 5 — Brandon Sanders (So. / 5-11 / 200 / Downingtown, Pa.) 6 — Stefone Moore-Green (Sr. / 5-8 / 155 / Sicklerville, N.J.) 14 — Mike Balzofiore (Sr. / 5-9 / 170 / Holmdel, N.J.) WIDE RECEIVER (FLANKER) 11 — Justin Bethea (Sr. / 6-1 / 180 / Sanford, N.C.) 9 — Blais Herman (Jr. / 6-1 / 185 / Austin, Texas) 15 — Renn Lints (So. / 6-3 / 190 / Norwalk, Conn.) RUNNING BACK 20* — Chad Freshnock (Sr. / 6-0 / 220 / Middletown, N.J.) 35* — Marquis Carter (Jr. / 6-0 / 215 / Rochester, N.Y.) 21* — Jared Cooper (So. / 5-7 / 180 / West Chester, Pa.) * Entering camp, the No. 1 running back has not been determined; all three players listed above are considered even on the depth chart.

QUARTERBACK 4* — John Chiarolanzio (Sr. / 6-3 / 215 / Florham Park, N.J.) 12* — Logan Bitikofer (Jr. / 6-3 / 210 / New Philadelphia, Ohio) 10* — Tarrin Earle (So. / 6-3 / 195 / Montclair, N.J.) * Entering camp, the No. 1 quarterback has not been determined; all three players listed above are considered even on the depth chart.

WILL LINEBACKER 7 — Simeon Page (Jr. / 6-0 / 230 / Riverton, Utah) 34 — Jon Fox (Sr. / 6-0 / 210 / Wyomissing, Pa.) 32 — Max Bunzel (So. / 5-10 / 205 / Scarsdale, N.Y.) MIKE LINEBACKER 52 — Rick Mottram (Jr. / 6-1 / 230 / Cream Ridge, N.J.) 51 — Ryan Brida (Jr. / 5-11 / 225 / West Chester, Pa.) 44 — Luke Hamper (So. / 6-3 / 220 / West Linn, Ore.) STAR LINEBACKER 41 — Sam Chitty (Sr. / 6-0 / 220 / West Linn, Ore.) 24 — Gerrit Van Itallie (Jr. / 5-10 / 210 / Mahwah, N.J.) 43 — Cole McCabe (So. / 5-11 / 205 / Norristown, Pa.) STRONG SAFETY 33 — Conner Romango (So. / 5-11 / 190 / Pittsburgh, Pa.) 17 — Gavin Pringle (Fr. / 5-11 / 170 / Baltimore, Md.) 36 — Justin Murray (Fr. / 6-1 / 225 / Coppell, Texas) FREE SAFETY 3 — Brandon Benson (Jr. / 6-0 / 210 / Triangle, Va.) 31 — Brent Jackson (Fr. / 6-2 / 200 / Denton, Texas) 39 — Brian Brown (Fr. / 6-2 / 190 / Wilmington, Del.) CORNERBACK 2 — Sterling Deary (So. / 5-10 / 160 / Flower Mound, Texas) 25 — Mike Caruso (Sr. / 5-9 / 170 / Rumson, N.J.) 28 — Eric Holsinger (Fr. / 5-10 / 160 / Columbus, Ohio) CORNERBACK 27 — Eric Butler (Jr. / 5-10 / 170 / Altamonte Springs, Fla.) 8 — Micah Dennis (So. / 5-9 / 180 / Frisco, Texas) 37 — Jonathan Searcy (Fr. / 6-1 / 185 / Medford, N.J.)

PLACE KICKER 96 — Ethan Torres (Jr. / 6-0 / 195 / Great Falls, Va.) 1 — Alex Pechin (5th / 6-0 / 210 / Kennett Square, Pa.) PUNTER 1 — Alex Pechin (5th / 6-0 / 210 / Kennett Square, Pa.) 96 — Ethan Torres (Jr. / 6-0 / 195 / Great Falls, Va.) LONG SNAPPER 90 — Mike Colantuono (Jr. / 6-2 / 235 / Warren, N.J.) KICKOFF RETURN 5 — Brandon Sanders (So. / 5-11 / 200 / Downingtown, Pa.) 6 — Stefone Moore-Green (Sr. / 5-8 / 155 / Sicklerville, N.J.) PUNT RETURN 5 — Brandon Sanders (So. / 5-11 / 200 / Downingtown, Pa.) 6 — Stefone Moore-Green (Sr. / 5-8 / 155 / Sicklerville, N.J.)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE PLAYERS Marcus Ademilola...............................adam-uh-LOLE-uh Mike Balzofiore...................................BAL-zo-fee-OR-ee Alex Barnard.................................................... BUH-nard Simon Behr.............................................................BEAR Justin Bethea...................................................buh-THAY Logan Bitikofer...........................................BIT-i-KOFF-er Alex Bolinger................................................BOWL-in-jer Ryan Brida....................................................... BRIDE-uh Max Bunzel.......................................................bun-ZELL Mike Caruso.............................................. cuh-ROO-soe Grayson Cherubino..............GRAY-sun cher-uh-BEE-no John Chiarolanzio...................................cher-LON-zee-o Mike Colantuono................................. ca-LONT-too-a-no Brandon Crkvenac........................................SERV-en-ak Sterling Deary...................................................... DEERY Micah Dennis....................................................... MY-cah Tarrin Earle...............................................TARE-in EARL Justin Falcone..................................................fal-CONE Michael Killiri...............................................kah-LEER-ee Simon Krizak................................................... KRISH-ak Nick Lizana........................................................liz-ANNA Erik Lukner..................................................... LUKE-nurr Matt McCreight..............................................mic-CRATE Roger Mellado.............................................me-YAH-doe Stefone Moore-Green.........................................ste-FON Sean Naiman.................................................... NAY-mun Alex Pechin...................................................... PEE-chun Conner Romango....................................... row-MAIN-go Joe Schiano................................................shee-ANN-oh Jonathan Searcy..............................................SEAR-see Charlie Shadek................................................SHAD-eck Daniel and Jimmy Sheehan.............................. SHEE-un Nnamdi Unachukwu......... NAHM-dee oo-na-CHOO-koo Steven Walier.................................................. WALL-yer COACHES Dave Cecchini............................................cha-KEE-nee Vinny Giacalone..........................................JACK-a-loan Mark Kulbis...........................................................kul-BIS Ryan Manalac..............................................MAN-uh-lack Jason Miran.......................................................MEER-in

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WIDE RECEIVER (SPLIT END) 13 — Dominic Lyles (So. / 6-2 / 195 / Washington, D.C.) 82 — Steven Walier (Sr. / 6-0 / 185 / Holmdel, N.J.) 19 — John McGuire (Jr. / 6-1 / 200 / Franklin Lakes, N.J.)

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New Bison head coach Dave Cecchini has mentored his fair share of quarterbacks to record-setting campaigns. Among his notable protégés are Ryan Fitzpatrick, who has played in nearly 150 NFL games following a standout career at Harvard during the mid-2000s, and Chris Lum, who was a runner-up for the 2011 Walter Payton Award after setting Patriot League single-season records in passing yards (4,378) and touchdown passes (32) at Lehigh. At Bucknell, Cecchini will install an up-tempo, no-huddle offense. His offenses are known for their complexity and their aggressiveness, particularly on fourth down. And everything starts at the quarterback position. “We’re looking for an intelligent player who is calm under fire,” Cecchini said. “We run a sophisticated offense so we need a quarterback who can make quick decisions and maintain his composure. Accuracy is important because we do a lot of shorter range throws. We’re not afraid to chuck it deep so having arm strength is certainly a plus.” During preseason camp, senior John Chiarolanzio, junior Logan Bitikofer and sophomore Tarrin Earle will all have the opportunity to prove they have what it takes to lead Cecchini’s new-look offense. “Quarterback is one of our biggest question marks QUARTERBACK Career right now,” Cecchini said. Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts “Chiarolanzio, Bitikofer 4 John Chiarolanzio Sr. 6-3 215 11 10 Tarrin Earle So. 6-3 195 3 and Earle all did a nice job 12 Logan Bitikofer Jr. 6-3 210 5 in the spring, but none of 16 Keyshawn Copeland Fr. 6-2 160 them showed they deserve 4 on roster: 1 senior, 1 junior, 1 sophomore, 1 freshman to be the starter. It will be an open audition through camp and, most likely, into the first weeks of the season. Our incoming freshman, Keyshawn Copeland, will also get a chance if he can learn our system.” Of the returnees, Chiarolanzio boasts the most game experience. The lion’s share of his 11 starts came in 2017, when he threw for a career-best 1,069 yards and five touchdowns. Cecchini noted that the gunslinger “picked up the offense the fastest and is, right now, the most comfortable with it.” Bitikofer and Earle both saw their first game action a year ago. Bitikofer led the Bison with 1,050 yards and seven touchdowns, most notably throwing for 267 yards and three touchdowns against Lafayette; he became the first Bucknell signal caller since 2015 to toss three touchdown passes in a single game. Earle, who started the final three games after Bitikofer was felled by injury, posted 386 yards and three touchdowns through the air. “Bitikofer did a nice job with his arm strength and his accuracy in the spring,” Cecchini said. “Earle made plays with his feet. He’s the best athlete of the group, but it took him the longest to get comfortable with the new offense. He’s getting there, and he played well in the spring game.” Like Earle, Copeland is an athletic quarterback. Cecchini liked what he’s seen of the newcomer on film, noting that “he’s a gifted player who makes things happen.” Copeland, who held a Power Five offer, threw for over 4,600 yards and 60 touchdowns during high school; he also made plays on the ground, once rushing for a 67-yard score. “We do like to have someone who is athletic at quarterback because that adds an extra element to our game plan,” Cecchini said. “But that’s not a prerequisite. We’ve had a lot of successful quarterbacks who were traditional pocket passers. Our main objective is to find a guy who’s a reliable, accurate passer.”

<<< <<< RUNNING BACK >>> >>> The injury bug bit Bucknell’s running backs a year ago, limiting the group’s effectiveness. Entering the 2018 campaign, the Bison were expected to have a potent one-two punch in Chad Freshnock and Marquis Carter, both big, powerful runners who were also effective receivers and blockers. But Freshnock suffered a season-ending injury right before preseason camp began, and Carter went down for good in the fourth quarter of Bucknell’s season opener. Just like that, the Bison found themselves down to three running backs, two

CHAD FRESHNOCK of whom converted from other positions during preseason camp. Jared Cooper, who was originally expected to be a role player as a freshman, stepped up. He led Bucknell with 525 yards and two touchdowns on the ground and also finished third on the team in receiving yards (287) and touchdown catches (2). His signature performance came at Monmouth, where he posted a season-high 171 all-purpose yards on 87 rushing yards and 84 receiving yards; after taking a slant pass from Bitikofer, he found a seam and outraced the Hawk defense to score a season-long 74-yard touchdown. The injury bug RUNNING BACK Career ultimately bit Cooper as Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts well, causing him to miss 20 Chad Freshnock Sr. 6-0 220 5 the season finale and part 21 Jared Cooper So. 5-7 180 9 of the spring. Entering 23 Alex Barnard Fr. 5-10 170 preseason camp, however, 26 Joe Fex (also WR) Jr. 5-9 180 1 he, Carter and Freshnock 35 Marquis Carter Jr. 6-0 215 1 are healthy. And Cecchini 5 on roster: 1 senior, 2 juniors, 1 sophomore, 1 freshman couldn’t be more excited about what each brings to his offense. “We have a wealth of talent coming back with Freshnock, Carter and Cooper,” Cecchini said. “They all have game experience, and they all showed in the spring that they can be very effective in our system. The jury is still out on who will start. We’re very happy with all three of them.” Freshnock, a senior, was an impact player in 2017. The team leader with 525 yards on the ground, he showed flashes of greatness in the Bison’s Homecoming game against rival Lehigh. He shredded the Mountain Hawk defense, rushing for 174 yards on 16 carries. He also became the first Bison since 2014 to score three rushing touchdowns in a single contest, one of which was an 85yard scamper good for fifth in Bucknell’s history. Carter, who made the most of his limited action in 2017, appeared poised to have a breakout sophomore campaign. Against William & Mary, he ran for 81 yards and a touchdown before going down with injury. His 81 yards was 31 more than he registered as a freshman. “They all bring a different skill set to the table,” Cecchini said. “Freshnock is the most physical runner. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Cooper is a jitterbug type who has great acceleration and can make guys miss. Carter is a blend of both. He has size and a slashing running style. They’re all multi-talented. They can catch the football, run routes and help out on special teams. We’re very pleased. It’s one of our deepest positions on offense.” Beyond the Big Three, Cecchini foresees junior Joe Fex being an important role player. Fex, a former safety, started the 2018 finale in Cooper’s place; he ran for 56 of his 77 yards on the season and also scored his first touchdown.

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<<< <<< OFFENSIVE LINE >>> >>> At first glance, it would appear that Bucknell boasts experience and depth at offensive line. The Bison return seven offensive linemen with starting experience, including three who have started at least 10 career games. Only one 2018 starter, All-Patriot League Second Team honoree Pat Finn, was lost to graduation. Yet, Cecchini admitted that the offensive line is one of the biggest areas of concern for him and his staff. “It’s really underrated when you get five guys who are confident in what they’re doing and have gelled with each other,” Cecchini said. “We haven’t seen that in this group. A lot of them played at separate times or moved around on the line. So that gel isn’t there. And then you throw in that it’s an entirely different offense. Quarterback and offensive line are the two positions where it takes the longest to get comfortable with a new offense. It takes longer for them to process what they’re supposed to do and then execute it at 100 percent speed.” As Cecchini began to install his new offense during the spring, a number of offensive linemen were out with injury; entering preseason camp, those players will have a lot of catching up to do if they hope to earn a spot on the line. “It’s a concern we were going through process of installing a new offense with the amount of offensive linemen we had injured,” Cecchini said. “They were watching instead of actually doing it, and that makes a difference.” Cecchini was most impressed with junior P.J. Barr, sophomore Jacob Russ and junior Alex Bolinger in the spring. Of that group, Barr boasts the most experience; one of only two juniors to appear in all 22 of Bucknell’s games during

<<< <<< TIGHT END >>> >>> As they do at running back, the Bison have three solid options at tight end. Senior Marcus Ademilola is back from an injury that cost him the 2018 campaign while junior Alex Twiford and sophomore Dylan DeMarco pushed each other to new heights during the spring. Cecchini is thrilled to have Ademilola, a physically imposing pro-style tight end, at his disposal. In 2017, Ademilola enjoyed a breakout junior year, leading the Bison in receptions (32) and finishing fourth in receiving yards (233). During Bucknell’s final three games, he racked up 157 yards and hauled in a 36-yard touchdown pass against Georgetown. “Ademilola is excited to get going, and we’re excited to see him,” Cecchini said. “We know he’s a very talented football player, and we’re counting on him to be a big part of our offense. We’re excited to see what he can do and how

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Cecchini liked what he saw from his wide receivers during the spring. While he admitted that there’s room for improvement, as the group isn’t the most experienced he’s coached, he said that it has depth and talent across the board. Cecchini believes that Brandon Sanders, a versatile sophomore who can play all three positions, will become a marquee player in his offense. Sanders was a standout performer as a freshman, leading the Bison in receiving yards (516) and being tabbed as the first recipient of the Theodore S. Ratkus Leadership Award, presented for character, courage and commitment to team play. “Sanders is a phenomenal athlete,” Cecchini said. “There’s no doubt he’s a difference maker. Right from our first practice, he was a standout performer. He’s a gifted route runner. He has excellent hands. He always wants the football when it’s in the air, and, when it’s in his hands, he can make people miss. And he’s far from a one-dimensional receiver. He’s an eager blocker. He plays every down as hard as he possibly can. His toughness is very admirable.” Senior Justin Bethea, WIDE RECEIVER Career who missed the spring Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts due to injury, could also 5 Brandon Sanders So. 5-11 200 5 become a marquee player. 6 Stefone Moore-Green Sr. 5-8 155 3 A big-play threat when 9 Blais Herman Jr. 6-1 185 healthy, he leads all Buck11 Justin Bethea Sr. 6-1 180 17 13 Dominic Lyles So. 6-2 195 nell wide receivers with 17 14 Mike Balzofiore Sr. 5-9 170 career starts. He showed 15 Renn Lints So. 6-3 190 he can be a difference 16 John McGuire Jr. 6-1 200 1 maker during 2018’s Lafay18 Jake Wilson Sr. 6-2 205 ette game, registering 111 26 Joe Fex (also RB) Jr. 5-9 180 1 receiving yards and hauling 80 Connor Holmes Fr. 5-10 170 in his first touchdown pass; 82 Steven Walier Sr. 6-0 185 he became the first Bison 83 Nick Lizana Fr. 6-2 205 84 Matt McCreight Fr. 6-3 190 since 2016 to record at least 100 receiving yards in 14 on roster: 5 seniors, 3 juniors, 3 sophomores, 3 freshmen a single contest. Beyond Sanders and Bethea, Cecchini highlighted sophomore Dominic Lyles and senior Steven Walier, both rangy deep threats, and junior Blais Herman, a versatile “steady eddie,” as receivers to watch. “Lyles battled injury in the spring, but we know he’s a deep threat,” Cecchini said. “Walier was probably our most improved wide receiver. He’s also a dangerous deep threat. Herman really stepped up in the spring. Because of injuries, he played a bunch of different positions. He should see the field because of his versatility and incredible hands.” Fex, who also could see time at running back, and senior Stefone MooreGreen will be important role players. Cecchini praised Moore-Green for “playing bigger than his size” and noted that “he’s a blazer who can flat out run.” Cecchini wouldn’t be surprised if sophomore Renn Lints, a converted quarterback who’s a big target, sees the field in 2019. In addition, Cecchini believes that freshmen Connor Holmes, a shifty slot receiver, and Matt McCreight, a versatile and cerebral receiver, have the potential to earn playing time.

quickly he can pick up our TIGHT END Career offense.” Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts Twiford, who has 16 45 Alex Twiford Jr. 6-3 235 16 starts under his belt, will 81 Simon Behr Jr. 6-4 230 also see plenty of action. A 85 John Reedy Sr. 6-3 230 86 Charlie Shadek Fr. 6-3 205 solid blocker who can play 87 Dylan DeMarco So. 6-4 225 attached, detached and in 88 Marcus Ademilola Sr. 6-4 245 4 the backfield, he totaled 6 on roster: 2 seniors, 2 juniors, 1 sophomore, 1 freshman 155 yards on 22 receptions over the past two seasons. DeMarco, a valuable special teams player who saw limited action as a blocking tight end a year ago, impressed Cecchini during the spring. “Twiford and DeMarco had a back-and-forth battle throughout the spring,” Cecchini said. “Twiford was a very consistent performer. He’s a guy we feel we can count on. DeMarco has shown flashes of being a dangerous pass receiving threat and is developing into a solid blocker. We’re happy with our tight ends.”

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his time in Lewisburg, he leads the team with 19 career starts. Barr, who enters preseason camp as the starting left guard, primarily played right guard in 2018. “Barr is a guy who’s played a lot of snaps,” Cecchini said. “He’s confident. He’s physical. He has an attitude about him on the playing field that we’re excited about. He’s a guy who I can see becoming a vocal leader on the line.” Russ, who didn’t see game action as a freshman, impressed Cecchini with his work ethic and ability to snap the football. “We think Russ has an OFFENSIVE LINE Career exciting future in our of Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts fense,” Cecchini said. “He’s 54 Sean Norton So. 6-5 240 really pushing himself in 57 Chuck Sanders Sr. 6-0 310 9 our strength program, and 58 Alex Bolinger Jr. 6-2 285 he’s starting to become 64 Jacob Russ So. 6-3 250 a more physical football 65 Zack Tarburton Fr. 6-3 265 player. He and Chuck 66 Michael Killiri So. 6-4 270 1 Sanders have also done a 68 Erik Lukner Sr. 6-1 285 10 70 R.J. Mehan Fr. 6-4 270 - great job snapping the foot71 Justin Falcone Sr. 6-4 260 ball. It’s a process you take 72 Noah Sansalone So. 6-4 255 for granted until you don’t 74 P.J. Barr Jr. 6-3 285 19 get that snap, and I’ve 75 Justis Peppers Jr. 6-4 330 10 been pleased with how well 77 Simon Krizak Jr. 6-4 305 8 they’ve taken to the center/ 79 Josh Yoder Sr. 6-2 275 8 quarterback exchange in 14 on roster: 4 seniors, 4 juniors, 4 sophomores, 2 freshmen our new offense.” Cecchini said that Bolinger, who like Russ has yet to see the field, stood out during the spring. “Bolinger was impressive,” Cecchini said. “He stood out because he became confident with the offense much faster than everyone else. He’ll get a chance to hopefully do some good things this year.” Entering camp, sophomore Noah Sansalone (left tackle), Barr (left guard), Russ (center), Bolinger (right guard) and sophomore Michael Killiri (right tackle) are listed as the starters. Cecchini said that Sanders, a versatile senior who can play all five positions, will also be a key piece of Bucknell’s offensive line. In addition, he noted that junior Justis Peppers could earn a starting role at left tackle depending on how quickly he picks up the offense after missing the spring to injury; Peppers, who started 10 games a year ago, is a physical specimen at 6-foot-4 and 330 pounds. “We have to continue to gel at offensive line,” Cecchini said. “It’s not an extremely experienced group of guys, and it’s not an extremely deep group of guys. The guys that were healthy came along way during the spring. They started to gel. They started to get comfortable in the offense. They were much better the last four or five practices than they were the first nine or 10. But we still have a number of guys who aren’t healthy, and we have a long ways to go.”

<<< <<< DEFENSIVE LINE >>> >>> Historically, defensive line has been one of Bucknell’s strengths. Every season since 2010, the Bison have placed at least one defensive lineman on the All-Patriot League First Team, with Abdullah Anderson earning 2017 All-America laurels before going on to sign with the Chicago Bears. A year ago, Bucknell was young and inexperienced at defensive line. Entering that season, the Bison returned only three defensive linemen who had played in at least 10 career games. Now another year older, with a full season under their belt, Bucknell’s defensive linemen appear poised to be as disruptive to opposing offenses as ever. “This is a group that really challenged the offense throughout the spring because of their intensity, talent and physicality,” Cecchini said. “We feel that this is a really good group of football players.” Entering preseason camp, junior Roger Mellado (defensive end), junior Nnamdi Unachukwu (defensive tackle), senior John Hunt (nose guard) and sophomore Grayson Cherubino (defensive end) are listed as the starters. Of that group, Mellado is the most experienced; one of only two juniors to appear in all 22 of Bucknell’s games during his time in Lewisburg, he is tied for second on

JOE SCHIANO the team with 17 career starts. An impact player since his freshman campaign, he became the rare underclassman to capture the George Rieu Award as Bucknell’s outstanding defensive lineman a year ago. “Mellado is a guy who has a really high motor,” DEFENSIVE LINE Career Cecchini said. “He has that Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts unique ability to be a phys- 30 Blake Fletcher Sr. 6-1 235 5 ical football player and a 38 Joe Schiano 5th 6-2 250 3 So. 6-3 270 speed guy, that fast-twitch, 40 Ryan Betz 42 Jimmy Sheehan Sr. 6-2 270 5 explosive guy who comes 46 Daniel Sheehan So. 6-2 235 off the ball fast. He’s very 47 Roger Mellado Jr. 6-1 235 17 effective in both the run 50 Grayson Cherubino So. 6-4 255 6 game and the pass game. 55 John Hunt Sr. 6-0 300 He sheds blocks quickly 56 Jack Miller Fr. 6-4 225 and has a lot of tools to get 59 Nnamdi Unachukwu Jr. 6-7 270 7 to the quarterback.” 89 Sean Naiman Sr. 6-3 245 2 92 Cade Brennan Fr. 6-4 250 Cecchini also had high 97 Brandon Crkvenac So. 6-4 230 praise for Unachukwu, a 99 Clay Myers Jr. 6-1 265 6-foot-7 physical force, and Cherubino, a dynamic 14 on roster: 1 fifth year, 4 seniors, 3 juniors, 4 sophomores, 2 freshmen player who led all Bison defensive linemen with 35 tackles as a newcomer in 2018. “Unachukwu is a beast in the middle,” Cecchini said. “He’s a great run stopper, and we’re going to ask a lot of him this year. The sky is the limit for Cherubino. He’s a younger player who really impressed us during the spring.” Hunt, who was a key member of Bucknell’s defensive rotation in 2017 before losing much of 2018 to injury, also impressed Cecchini during the spring. “On defense, Hunt was one of the most improved players,” Cecchini said. “He was physical and showed toughness. He moved up the depth chart.” Cecchini is especially pleased with his depth at defensive line. Projected as backups are fifth year Joe Schiano, seniors Sean Naiman, Jimmy Sheehan and Blake Fletcher, junior Clay Myers and sophomore Ryan Betz. Cecchini said that having experienced defensive linemen waiting in the wings is especially valuable in today’s college football landscape. “With the up-tempo offenses that are starting to permeate college football, you need to play eight defensive linemen over the course of the game,” Cecchini said. “It’s a physically demanding position. You’re going to have to defend 80 or sometimes even 90 snaps in a football game. That’s hard to do at defensive line. Having that group of battle-tested, physical upperclassmen will help us. You don’t want to have a really big dip from your starters to your backups, and we shouldn’t have that. We expect big things from this unit.”

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<<< <<< SAFETY >>> >>> Last year, safety was one of Bucknell’s deepest and most experienced positions. This year, it’s one of the least, with no seniors and only one returnee with significant starting experience. Despite that, Cecchini is confident in the unit, particularly because of the play of juniors Brandon Benson and Conner Romango during the spring. Benson, the most experienced returnee, showed flashes of brilliance in his first two seasons. As a freshman in 2017, he finished third on the team with 68 tackles; he took fifth with 52 tackles a year ago despite missing three games to injury. Cecchini said that Benson is an athletic player with a nose for the ball. “Benson really stood out,” Cecchini said. “He’s an athletic guy who made a

SAM CHITTY lot of plays in the spring. We’re going to rely on him to step up and play a lot of snaps for us.” While Romango primarily played on special teams in 2018, he made an impact in his two starts at safety. He posted 19 of 22 tackles in those games, with 12 (nine solo) coming at then No. 14/15 Villanova. “Romango was one of Career the most improved players SAFETY Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts on defense,” Cecchini said. 3 Brandon Benson Jr. 6-0 210 11 “He picks things up very 17 Gavin Pringle Fr. 5-11 170 quickly. He’s one of those 24 Gerrit Van Itallie Jr. 5-10 210 4 players who can make 31 Brent Jackson Fr. 6-2 200 decisions and play at full 33 Conner Romango Jr. 5-11 190 2 speed all of the time. He 36 Justin Murray Fr. 6-1 225 made a lot of plays in the 39 Brian Brown Fr. 6-2 190 spring, and it was great to 7 on roster: 3 juniors, 4 freshmen see him step up.” Because Van Itallie was out with injury, Cecchini wasn’t able to decide if he belongs at strong safety, free safety or “Star” linebacker. Despite that, Cecchini expects big things from Van Itallie, who put together one of Bucknell’s finest individual performances of the 2018 campaign at Monmouth; he filled the stat sheet with eight tackles (seven solo), three tackles for a loss of 14 yards, one sack for a loss of nine yards, two blocked punts and one forced fumble. “Van Itallie hasn’t played reps in our defense so we don’t know how we’re going to utilize him,” Cecchini said. “We know he’s an impact guy but still need to evaluate where he’ll fit in best.” Because of the unit’s relative lack of depth, freshmen Brent Jackson, Justin Murray and Gavin Pringle could earn playing time right away. “They’re all good football players,” Cecchini said. “Depending on how quickly they adapt to our scheme, they could find spots at safety, cornerback or ‘Star’ linebacker.”

<<< <<< CORNERBACK >>> >>> What Bucknell’s cornerbacks lack in experience, Cecchini believes they make up for in raw talent. And he’s very excited to see what they’ll accomplish over the course of the 2019 campaign. “The talent is definitely there,” Cecchini said. “Our returning guys got a ton of snaps in the spring, and they all showed they can be very good football players. They just need game experience. It’s one of the reasons I’m excited about the first half of our schedule. We have talent, but it hasn’t been tested. If they can go out and cover receivers from teams like Temple and Villanova, and get through

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While Bucknell’s defense won’t have as radically of a different look as its offense, Cecchini made significant philosophical changes at linebacker. Gone is the “X,” a hybrid linebacker/defensive lineman often tasked with blitzing the quarterback. In its place is the “Star,” a hybrid linebacker/safety that is especially effective in defending against spread offenses. Junior Simeon Page may be transitioning from the “X” hybrid position to “Will” linebacker, but Cecchini expects him to remain the X factor on the Bison defense. A two-time All-Patriot League honoree, Page has terrorized opposing offenses to the tune of 84 tackles, 22 tackles for a loss and 13.5 sacks; he enters 2019 needing just three sacks to crack Bucknell’s career top 10 despite missing six games to injury over the past two seasons. “Page is healthy, and he’s LINEBACKER Career getting better at the line Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts backer position,” Cecchini 7 Simeon Page Jr. 6-0 230 12 said. “Obviously, he did 32 Max Bunzel So. 5-10 205 a great job at that hybrid 34 Jon Fox Sr. 6-0 210 4 ‘X’ position. He blitzed a 41 Sam Chitty Sr. 6-0 220 12 43 Cole McCabe So. 5-11 205 lot, and we’re still going to 44 Luke Hamper So. 6-3 220 utilize him in those types of 48 Ben Allen Fr. 6-1 220 roles. He’s extremely hard 51 Ryan Brida Jr. 5-11 225 to block. He’s a difference 52 Rick Mottram Jr. 6-1 230 3 maker, and we’re looking 53 Cooper Kim Fr. 6-1 215 for big things from him.” 10 on roster: 2 seniors, 3 juniors, 3 sophomores, 2 freshmen At middle linebacker, big things are also expected from junior Rick Mottram. After starting the 2018 campaign on special teams, he took on an expanded role at linebacker in the final five games with Page lost to injury. He ultimately took second among Bison with 10 tackles for a loss, 9.5 of which came in the final four contests; he had a breakout game in the season finale against Fordham, posting team season-high totals in tackles (14), tackles for a loss (3.5) and sacks (2). “Mottram is just an insanely intelligent linebacker,” Cecchini said. “He picked up our system very quickly. He’s always in the right place. He’s a physical player who will excel at middle linebacker.” Captain Sam Chitty has made a seamless transition from “Sam” to “Star” linebacker. Last season, his first as a starter, he led the Bison in tackles for a loss (13.5), tied for second in sacks (3.5) and tied for third in tackles (74). A versatile player capable of taking snaps at both inside and outside linebacker, he’s poised to make his senior campaign his best in the Orange and Blue. “Chitty has done a great at ‘Star’ linebacker.” Cecchini said. “With the rise of spread offenses, that ‘Star’ linebacker has to be a bit of a hybrid player. While Chitty is more on the linebacker side of that scale, he makes plays, and we can also move him around on the field as needed.” Cecchini also praised Chitty for his leadership, noting that he is among the team’s hardest workers on the field, in the weight room and in the classroom. “He plays with passion,” Cecchini said. “He’s just so intense. He’s become an emotional leader not just for our defense but for our football team.” Senior Jon Fox will be solid backup at the true linebacker positions while junior Gerrit Van Itallie, a safety, could see time at the “Star” hybrid position.

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ALEX PECHIN that trial by fire, they’ll be grizzled veterans by the second half of the season.” Cecchini is equally excited about junior Eric Butler and sophomores Sterling Deary and Micah Dennis, noting that “they’re all 6 on roster: 1 senior, 1 junior, 2 sophomores, 2 freshmen tremendous athletes who have considerable upside.” As a freshman, Deary made the most of his limited time at cornerback, registering 25 tackles and two interceptions; he also excelled on special teams, most notably forcing and recovering a fumble during a punt return at Penn. “Deary really made an impression on the coaches,” Cecchini said. “He’s an outstanding athlete and a great cover corner. He’s still young and has a lot of upside. We think he’ll have a breakout season, and we’re excited about his future.” Cecchini believes that Butler, who only played on special teams the past two years, is ready to start at cornerback. “Butler also impressed the coaches,” Cecchini said. “He’s a great athlete. He can change directions on a dime. He’s really quick. He has good hand-eye coordination. There’s a lot about him that really stands out.” As at safety, the Bison lack depth at cornerback, having graduated two-time All-Patriot League pick Bryan Marine and his fellow 2018 starter Fisayo Oluleye. Senior Mike Caruso will be expected to step up as a backup while freshmen Eric Holsinger and Jonathan Searcy could earn immediate playing time. CORNERBACK Career Cl. Ht. Wt. Starts 2 Sterling Deary So. 5-10 160 3 8 Micah Dennis So. 5-9 180 25 Mike Caruso Sr. 5-9 170 1 27 Eric Butler Jr. 5-10 170 28 Eric Holsinger Fr. 5-10 160 37 Jonathan Searcy Fr. 6-1 185 -

<<< <<< SPECIAL TEAMS >>> >>> Over the past two seasons, fifth year Alex Pechin cemented his status as one of the nation’s elite punters. After being granted an extra year of eligibility due to an injury he suffered as a sophomore, he’ll have the chance to add to his already storied legacy in 2019. The decorated Pechin has been named to seven All-America teams to date, most notably becoming the first Bucknell specialist to make an AFCA or AP squad following the 2018 campaign. A three-time All-Patriot League First Team honoree, he has completely rewritten the Bison record book; he enters his final season with the school record in career punting average (43.7) as well as Bucknell’s top-three single-season averages of 45.1 (2017), 44.5 (2018) and 42.1 (2015). He finished third in the FCS in punting average in 2017 and fourth in 2018; his 2018 average is made more impressive considering he led the FCS with 81 punts, 24 more than any other punter in the top five in average.

A masterful situational SPECIALIST Career punter who can boot a Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Games 71-yard bomb and plant 1 Alex Pechin 5th P/K 6-0 210 35 an Aussie punt on the 90 Mike Colantuono Jr. LS 6-2 235 11 one-yard line from midfield, 96 Ethan Torres Jr. P/K 6-0 195 17 Pechin has consistent3 on roster: 1 fifth year, 2 juniors ly flipped the field in Bucknell’s favor. But what has impressed Cecchini the most about his returning All-American, only the 11th two-time captain in Bison history, is his leadership. “He’s such a great leader,” Cecchini said. “I’ve never been around a team where the punter has been this highly regarded. To be voted as captain by your peers twice is a compliment in itself; to be voted as captain as a punter is remarkable. It’s awesome to see his leadership. And beyond that, he’s just so talented. He can run, he can throw the football, he can do it all. He’s an athlete. His leg strength is NFL caliber, and he has the mental toughness to go with all his talent. And he’s excellent in the classroom. He’s everything you could hope and dream for as a coach. He truly has it all.” As they did a year ago, junior Ethan Torres will handle placekicking and kickoff duties while junior Mike Colantuono will snap. Cecchini said that both did a “solid job in the spring” and will continue to benefit from working with Pechin, who doubles as a holder and backup kicker. In 2018, Marine served as Bucknell’s primary return specialist; he excelled, finishing the year ranked in the FCS’s top 20 in punt return yards (t-3rd, 296), combined kick return yards (4th, 899) and kickoff return yards (17th, 603). With Marine lost to graduation, B. Sanders will take both kickoff and punt returns while Moore-Green will be utilized as a kickoff returner. Cecchini expects Sanders, who totaled 73 yards on five kickoff returns as a freshman, to make a big impact as a return specialist, noting that “he has all the tools he needs to make the most of the opportunity.” Cecchini said that Holmes may also get a look as a returner.

<<< <<< OUTLOOK >>> >>> With Cecchini at the helm, the future is bright for the Bucknell football program, though the 2019 team will be faced with an extremely challenging schedule. The Bison open their season against Temple, an FBS program that played in the 2018 Walk-On’s Independence Bowl, and will also take on four teams that appeared in the FCS’s top 10 over the course of the 2018 campaign. Cecchini believes that Bucknell will benefit from its grueling non-conference slate; facing five opponents who went a combined 37-20 (.650) a year ago will only make the Bison better. At the same time, it will allow him and his staff to identify players who can play the new brand of Bucknell football. “Overall, I think our non-conference schedule is as challenging as it can be,” Cecchini said. “And that’s a good thing. We want to challenge our players. Each of those games will be a great test. We’ll be able to see how we measure up to some of the best programs in the country, and that will help us continue to improve moving forward.” Cecchini expects great things from his defense, highlighting the experience at defensive line and linebacker and the talent in the secondary. “I’m very happy with where we’re at defensively,” Cecchini said. “We have a lot of experienced players. Where we don’t have quite as much experience, we have a lot of talent. As a group, they played with enthusiasm and tenacity during the spring. They showed they can be a force to be reckoned with.” While the Bison have some more growing to do on the offensive side of the ball, Cecchini said that his charges have the potential to find success in his complex new scheme. “The offense is a bit behind the defense,” Cecchini said. “We don’t have as many marquee players coming back on that side of the ball. Our biggest concerns right now are to identify a quarterback and gel as an offensive line. Those two positions will dictate how well we do offensively this season. We also need to get players who were hurt back and bring them up to speed on our systems. We think that there’s a possibility it will be a good offense. It’s just about the execution and the confidence. We have some weapons. We just have to, as a whole, gel together.”

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• Eight of the Bison’s 11 opponents from 2018 remain on their 2019 schedule, with Princeton, Temple and Towson taking the place of Monmouth, Penn and William & Mary. While they have faced the three new additions to their slate a combined 76 times, they most recently took on the Owls in 1970 (L, 3-10), the Towson Tigers in 2003 (W, 14-10) and the Princeton Tigers in 2011 (W, 34-9). • Bucknell’s 2019 opponents went a combined 65-59 (.524) a year ago, with its five non-conference foes going an impressive 37-20 (.650). Colgate (10-2) and Princeton (10-0) reached the 10-win threshold, each winning a league title. Three other teams posted a winning record while three finished a single game below .500. In addition, Temple took part in the Walk-On’s Independence Bowl while Colgate and Towson made the NCAA Division I Football Championship. At various points in the 2018 campaign, Colgate, Princeton, Towson and Villanova appeared in the FCS’s top 10 • Bucknell and Temple met every season from 1927 to 1970, with the winner receiving “The Old Shoe” trophy. The Owls will be the Bison’s first FBS foe since 2015, when they put up a strong fight in a 21-14 loss at Army West Point. Bucknell is 0-6 against FBS schools since the FBS/FCS classification began in 1978. • For the 42nd-consecutive season, the Bison are set to square off against an Ivy League opponent. They have played at least one Ivy League team every year since 1978, taking on Cornell (57) the most. Penn (35) and 2019 opponent Princeton (16) round out the top three. • Bucknell has played Pennsylvania rivals Lafayette and Lehigh a combined 178 times, which accounts for almost 15 percent of its games in program history. The Bison and Mountain Hawks are set to meet for the 83rd time while Bucknell’s game against the Leopards will be their 97th. • The Bison return an All-American in P Alex Pechin, who enters 2019 with the school record in career punting average (43.7). In 2018, Pechin captured six All-America awards, making the Athlon Sports Team, the STATS, Phil Steele and Hero Sports First Teams and the AP and AFCA Second Teams; notably, he became Bucknell’s first specialist to garner All-America laurels from the AFCA and AP. In 2017, he was honored on the STATS Third Team. • Bucknell returns two All-Patriot League players in LB Simeon Page (1st in ‘18, 2nd in ‘17) and Pechin (1st in ‘18, ‘17 & ‘15). Both Page and Pechin were voted to the 2019 Preseason All-Patriot League Team. The Bison graduated three All-Patriot League honorees following the 2018 season: WR Alan Butler (2nd in ‘18), OL Pat Finn (2nd in ‘18) and CB Bryan Marine (1st in ‘16, 2nd in ‘18). • Pechin, who was granted a fifth year of eligibility due to a season-ending injury suffered as a sophomore, has a team-best 35 games under his belt. Only two seniors have played in at least 25 games: WR Justin Bethea (28) and TE Marcus Ademilola (26). Two juniors, OL P.J. Barr and DL Roger Mellado, have appeared in all 22 of the Bison’s games since they arrived in Lewisburg. • Ten players on Bucknell’s 2019 roster enter the campaign with at least 10 career starts: Barr (19), Bethea (17), Mellado (17), TE Alex Twiford (16), LB Sam Chitty (12), Page (12), S Brandon Benson (11), QB John Chiarolanzio (11),

MARCUS ADEMILOLA OL Erik Lukner (10) and OL Justis Peppers (10). Of that group, six are juniors and four are seniors. • Bucknell returns a total of 53 letterwinners in 2019, a group that includes two fifth years, 19 seniors, 22 juniors and 10 sophomores. Pechin is a four-time letterwinner. Six seniors are three-time letterwinners: Ademilola, Bethea, Chiarolanzio, Chitty, LB Jon Fox and DL John Hunt. • The following Bison changed position groups ahead of the 2019 campaign: Luke Hamper (LB from DE), Renn Lints (WR from QB), Stefone Moore-Green (WR from RB) and Jake Wilson (WR from QB). In addition, Joe Fex could be utilized as both a running back and wide receiver. • The following Bison changed numbers ahead of the 2019 campaign: TE Simon Behr (#81 from #94), Benson (#3 from #36), LB Max Bunzel (#32 from #49), S Eric Butler (#27 from #28), DL Brandon Crkvenac (#97 from #92), CB Sterling Deary (#2 from #16), CB Micah Dennis (#8 from #23), Fex (#26 from #31) and WR Blais Herman (#9 from #86). • At the conclusion of the 2018-19 school year, Pechin became the third football player to be recognized as the Patriot League Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year, joining fellow Bison David Berardinelli (1992-93) and Lehigh’s Nick Martucci (1998-99). Earlier that year, the Biomedical Engineering/Management for Engineers double major became the Patriot League’s fifth repeat Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year, joining fellow Bison Berardinelli (1991 & 1992), Rob Glus (1993 & 1994) and Travis Nissley (2009 & 2010) and Fordham’s Barry Cantrell (1996 & 1997). • LB Rick Mottram, a Mechanical Engineering major with a perfect 4.0 GPA through his first four college semesters, captured CoSIDA Academic All-District II honors in 2018. At least one Bison has received this distinction 16 of the 19 seasons since 2000, including the past five in a row. The Bucknell football program also boasts 24 national Academic All-Americans, with the most recent being RB Matt DelMauro (1st team) in 2015. • The Bison placed a league-best 45 student-athletes on the 2018 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Of the team’s honorees, 26 made the Bucknell Dean’s List by posting a GPA of 3.50 or higher. Four players—Chiarolanzio, DL Alex Jordan, Mottram and Wilson—recorded grade point averages north of 3.90. It was the third-straight year the Bison boasted at least 40 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll members as they had a school-record 48 in 2017 and 46 in 2016.

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• Bucknell is entering its 134th season of football. Dave Cecchini, the 27th head coach in program history, is in his first season at the helm. Most recently the head coach at Valparaiso, he has a long track record of building explosive offenses at elite academic institutions. Previously the offensive coordinator at Lehigh, The Citadel and Harvard, his offenses have shattered school records at his every stop, propelling his teams to a combined seven conference championships. An All-American wide receiver at Lehigh during his playing days in the early 1990s, he spent 13 of his 24 seasons as a coach at his alma mater.

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DAVE CECCHINI Bob Odell Head Coach 1st Season at Bucknell Lehigh University ’95

Dave Cecchini, one of the all-time great wide receivers in Patriot League history who has since gone on to achieve tremendous success in the coaching ranks, was named the 27th Bob Odell Head Football Coach at Bucknell University on February 6, 2019. Most recently the head coach at Valparaiso University, Cecchini has a long track record of building explosive offenses at elite academic institutions. Previously the offensive coordinator at Lehigh University, The Citadel and Harvard University, his offenses have shattered school records at his every stop, propelling his teams to a combined seven conference championships. An All-American wide receiver at Lehigh during his playing days in the early 1990s, Cecchini spent 13 of his previous 24 seasons as a coach at his alma mater. In 2014, Cecchini took over a Valparaiso football program that had won just three games, all against the same opponent, in the four seasons before his arrival. The 2017 campaign saw Valparaiso reach new heights thanks to a potent offense that totaled 330 points and 4,398 yards, both good for second in school history. Picked to finish 10th of 11 teams in the Pioneer Football League, Valparaiso tied for third with a 5-3 record, its most league wins since 1961. Overall, Valparaiso finished above .500, at 6-5, for the first time since 2003. For guiding Valparaiso’s turnaround, Cecchini was a finalist for the American Football Coaches Association’s FCS National Coach of the Year and the STATS FCS Coach of the Year awards; he was also voted as the Pioneer Football League Coach of the Year and the AFCA FCS Region 4 Coach of the Year. Cecchini left Valparaiso as the program’s winningest coach through 50 games since 1986. Other highlights of his time at Valparaiso included defeating rival Butler in backto-back seasons for the first time since 2005, going 4-0 in conference games at Brown Field in 2017 and sending two student-athletes to the 2018 FCS National Bowl, which showcases the FCS’s top players. Before becoming the 17th head football coach in Valparaiso history, Cecchini spent four seasons as the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach at Lehigh. During his second stint on the Mountain Hawk staff, Cecchini built one of the most proficient and explosive offenses in the nation. In 2011, Lehigh ranked in the FCS’s top five in total offense (469.6) and passing offense (340.6) while averaging a Patriot League-best 32.5 points per game. Ten offensive players captured All-Patriot League laurels that season, headlined by Offensive Player of the Year Chris Lum. Lum, who was also the runner-up for the Walter Payton Award, broke the Patriot League’s single-season record for passing yards (4,378) and touchdown passes (32). For his role in Lehigh’s success, Cecchini was a finalist for the FootballScoop FCS Coordinator of the Year award. With Cecchini guiding the offense, the Mountain Hawks went a combined 39-9 and won two Patriot League titles. Wide receiver Lee Kurfis led the nation in receiving yards per game (122.8) in 2013 while quarterback Mike Colvin finished fifth nationally in total offense (326.64) the year before. Under Cecchini’s watch, four Mountain Hawks garnered All-America honors. From 2007 to 2009, Cecchini served as The Citadel’s offensive coordinator/wide receivers coach. During his first season in Charleston, the Bulldogs finished with their best record in 15 years, bolstered by an offense that set 16 school records, including points per game (39.5) and total offense (437.6). Cecchini mentored wide receiver Andre Roberts, a First Team All-American who set Citadel records in single-season receptions (95), receiving yards (1,334) and touchdown catches (15). Roberts, who was selected by the Arizona Cardinals in the third round of the 2010 National Football League Draft, is currently a member of the New York Jets organization. Beginning in 2003, Cecchini spent three seasons as the offensive coordinator/quar-

terbacks and wide receivers coach at Harvard. His fast-paced offense paid immediate dividends, as the Crimson averaged 461 yards per game during his first campaign, a figure good for fourth nationally. The next season, Harvard went 10-0 and won the Ivy League championship. After the Crimson led the Ivy League in aggregate offense, the AFCA selected Cecchini as its 2005 Mike Campbell Top Assistant Coach Award winner. Under Cecchini’s tutelage, 14 Harvard records fell, including points per game (33.9). Among his charges was quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, the 2004 Ivy League Player of the Year who was selected by the St. Louis Rams in the 2005 NFL Draft. Fitzpatrick, who is currently the quarterback of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has also spent time in five other NFL organizations. Before his tenure in Cambridge, Cecchini spent nine seasons on his alma mater’s staff. In 2000, Cecchini’s first campaign as offensive coordinator, Lehigh went 11-0 during the regular season and reached the Division I-AA (now FCS) quarterfinals. Following that season, Cecchini was promoted to assistant head coach while retaining his responsibilities as offensive coordinator. In 2001, his up-tempo offense averaged 38.3 points per game, helping the Mountain Hawks secure their second-straight undefeated regular season and championship quarterfinal appearance. In Cecchini’s first three seasons directing the offense, Lehigh posted a combined 31-6 record and captured two Patriot League titles. During his playing days at Lehigh, Cecchini became a consensus First Team All-American after leading the nation in receptions and receiving yards per game in 1993. That season, he set Patriot League records in receptions (88), receiving yards (1,318) and touchdown receptions (15); his 15 touchdown catches remain the Patriot League standard to this day. Cecchini, who was later named to the Patriot League 15th Anniversary Team, graduated from Lehigh in 1995 with a bachelor of science degree in marketing. Cecchini first joined the Mountain Hawk football staff as a tight ends coach. He also served as a running backs coach, quarterbacks coach and wide receivers coach before being promoted to offensive coordinator. During Cecchini’s first stint in Bethlehem, Lehigh averaged more than 350 yards of offense and over 26 points per game. Cecchini and his wife, Tammy, have two sons: Evan and Will. TWITTER HANDLE: @DaveCecchini WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT DAVE CECCHINI Bucknell Director of Athletics and Recreation Jermaine Truax: “I am thrilled to introduce Dave Cecchini as Bucknell’s 27th head football coach. Dave has had tremendous success throughout his career as a student-athlete, a coordinator and a head coach. He has earned a reputation as one of the brightest offensive minds in the nation and has made substantial improvement to the Valparaiso football program as head coach. Having played and coached in the Patriot League for many years, Dave is a great fit for Bucknell and the student-athletes in our football program. He understands how to attract the best and brightest student-athletes who will excel in the classroom and on the field while being great representatives of Bucknell and our community.” Former Harvard and current Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick: “I really enjoyed Coach Cecchini not only as a coach but as a man. He helped me a lot in my college years. He helped me grow up, he taught me a lot about the game of football, and he really taught me a lot about being a great husband and father. He had a lot of characteristics that I really looked up to, and I think he’s going to make a great head coach.” Former Lehigh head football coach Andy Coen: “I am very happy for Dave and his family to have this opportunity. Dave is an outstanding coach but more importantly an outstanding person. I support him and wish him nothing but the best. I look forward to watching Dave build Bucknell into a winner.” Wake Forest assistant head football coach Kevin Higgins: “Bucknell made a great decision in hiring Dave Cecchini as its head coach. I have watched Dave grow from an All-America wide receiver to a very successful offensive coordinator, leading several programs to multiple championships. He is a man of character and integrity that will be a great role model for his players. There aren’t many brighter coaches in the country than Dave.” Buffalo Bills All-Pro wide receiver/return specialist Andre Roberts: “I’ll always be grateful for the way Dave Cecchini believed in me and pushed me to be the best player I could be. He’s an offensive mastermind and makes everyone around him better. I’m excited to see what he’s going to accomplish at Bucknell.”

Education Lehigh University, B.S. in marketing, 1995 Head Coaching Career Year School 2014 Valparaiso 2015 Valparaiso 2016 Valparaiso 2017 Valparaiso 2018 Valparaiso Totals

Record 4-8 1-9 4-7 6-5 2-9 17-38

Coaching Experience Years School 1994-02 Lehigh 2003-05 Harvard 2006-09 The Citadel 2010-13 Lehigh 2014-18 Valparaiso 2019-pres. Bucknell

Pct. .333 .100 .364 .545 .182 .309

PFL Coach of the Year

Position Tight Ends (1994) Running Backs (1995) Quarterbacks (1996) Wide Receivers (1997-99) Offensive Coordinator/WR (2000) Assistant Head Coach/ Offensive Coordinator/QB (2001-02) Offensive Coordinator/QB/WR Offensive Coordinator/WR Offensive Coordinator/QB Head Coach Head Coach

Career Highlights • Winner of seven conference championships • 2017 AFCA FCS National Coach of the Year Finalist • 2017 STATS FCS National Coach of the Year Finalist • 2017 FCA FCS Region 4 Coach of the Year • 2017 Pioneer Football League Coach of the Year • 2011 FootballScoop FCS Coordinator of the Year • Coached WR Andre Roberts, a 2010 NFL Draft pick, at The Citadel • 2005 AFCA Mike Campbell Top Assistant Coach Award • Coached QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, a 2005 NFL Draft pick, at Harvard • 1993 consensus First Team All-American as Lehigh wide receiver • Voted to the Patriot League 15th Anniversary Team

THE BOB ODELL COACHING ENDOWMENT 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, who passed away in December 2012, and was a member of the 1960 team that won the Lambert Cup title as the best small college team in the East. 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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Personal Date of Birth: March 9, 1972 Hometown: Bloomington, Minnesota Wife: Tammy Children: Sons Evan (16) and Will (12)

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JASON MIRAN

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 1st Season at Bucknell University of Pennsylvania ’09

Jason Miran was named the Bucknell football team’s offensive coordinator on February 15, 2019. Miran will also work with the Bison quarterbacks. Miran followed Bucknell head coach Dave Cecchini from Valparaiso University, where he served in the same position for Cecchini’s five seasons at the helm. Miran played a key role in Valparaiso’s turnaround, guiding the offense to historic numbers. In 2017, Valparaiso totaled 330 points and 4,398 yards, both good for second in school history, en route to its first winning season since 2003. The following campaign, Valparaiso scored 290 points, tied for the fifth-highest total in the program’s annals. Entering 2018, Valparaiso had not scored at least 290 points in back-to-back seasons since 1950 and 1951. Miran mentored two wide receivers that rewrote Valparaiso’s record book in Tanner Kuramata and Griffin Norberg. Kuramata, who Miran coached in 2014, graduated with 2,315 career receiving yards, good for fifth in Valparaiso’s history. His one season under Miran was his most productive, as he caught the fifth-most passes (67) in program history. Norberg, who spent his entire career under Miran’s tutelage, left Valparaiso with 1,725 receiving yards, good for seventh in school history. As a senior, Norberg caught nine touchdown passes, the most by a Valparaiso player since 2003 and the fifth most all time. Before his time at Valparaiso, Miran spent four seasons as the wide receivers coach at Lehigh. Over that stretch, Lehigh went a combined 39-9 and won two Patriot League titles. In 2011, Miran’s charges helped Cecchini’s explosive offense finish in the FCS’s top five in total offense (469.6) and passing offense (340.6) while averaging a Patriot League-best 32.5 points per game. During his time in Bethlehem, Miran coached Ryan Spadola, who went on to play in the National Football League. A First Team All-American and three-time All-Patriot League First Team selection, Spadola graduated ranked second among Mountain Hawks in career receptions and receiving yards. Another standout under Miran’s tutelage was Lee Kurfis, who led the nation in receiving yards per game (122.8) during the 2013 campaign. A native of Pottstown, Pa., Miran graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2009 with a degree in communications. He played on the Quaker football team, starting at fullback as a senior. Miran’s first position out of college was at Franklin & Marshall, where he spent a year as a tight ends/assistant offensive line coach. Miran and his wife, Maggie, have two daughters. Maggie is a volunteer cheerleading coach at Bucknell. TWITTER HANDLE: @CoachJasonMiran RECRUITING AREAS: Eastern Pennsylvania, Georgia, California, Alabama

RYAN MANALAC Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 1st Season at Bucknell University of Cincinnati ’08

Ryan Manalac was named the Bucknell football team’s defensive coordinator on February 15, 2019. Manalac will also work with the Bison linebackers and serve as the program’s pro liaison. Manalac most recently was Ohio Dominican University’s defensive coordinator following stints at Valparaiso University under Bucknell head coach Dave Cecchini and at Michigan State University under two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year Mark Dantonio. Manalac spent the 2018 and 2017 campaigns running Ohio Dominican’s defense. Over that stretch, the Panthers went a combined 16-5, winning the 2017 Great Midwest Athletic Conference title with an unbeaten 7-0 mark in conference action. That season, Ohio Dominican ceded just 13.6 points per game to conference opponents, which led to six defensive players garnering All-G-MAC First Team laurels. One of Manalac’s charges was Ross Thompson, the 2018 G-MAC Defensive Player of the Year and a Harlon Hill Trophy and Cliff Harris Award candidate. In 2018, the linebacker set a school record with 110 tackles, including 9.5 for a loss. Thompson also matched the school record in career tackles (294) while totaling the fourth-most career tackles for a loss (28) in the Panther annals. In 2016, Manalac served as a linebackers/special teams coach on Cecchini’s staff at Valparaiso. That season, he helped Valparaiso’s scoring defense improve by 10 points per game from 2015. He also molded first-year starting linebacker Drew Snouffer into an All-Pioneer Football League performer; Snouffer racked up 102 tackles, an average of 9.3 per game that was good for fourth in the conference. Before his time at Valparaiso, Manalac spent five seasons on Dantonio’s staff at Michigan State, where he helped in all three phases of the game as well as in recruiting. During his time in East Lansing, Manalac helped the Spartans earn a berth in the College Football Playoff, win four bowl games, capture two Big Ten Conference titles and achieve four top-10 finishes in the national poll. In 2014, Michigan State finished with a No. 5 national ranking and an 11-2 record. In the A&T Cotton Bowl, the Spartan defense shut out high-scoring Baylor in the fourth quarter, contributing to a 21-0 run that sealed a 42-41 come-from-behind victory. That season, Michigan State boasted the nation’s best rushing defense, yielding a meager 88.5 yards per game. The Spartans also finished third in turnovers gained (34) and eighth in total defense (315.8). The Spartans wrapped up the 2012 campaign slotted fourth in the FBS in total defense (274.4) and eighth in rushing defense (98.6). The year before, they led the Big Ten in rushing defense (100.5) and total defense (277.4) en route to capturing the Big Ten Legends Division crown. After walking onto the football team at the University of Cincinnati, Manalac earned a scholarship and four letters. A linebacker, he totaled 195 tackles, including a teambest 82 as a senior in 2008. That season, the Bearcats won a Big East Conference title and played in the Orange Bowl. For his academic and athletic excellence, Manalac earned Cincinnati’s C-Club Strothman Award. Following his time at Cincinnati, Manalac signed with the NFL’s Buffalo Bills as an undrafted free agent. He was promoted to the organization’s 53-man roster from its practice squad in January 2010. A native of Pickerington, Ohio, Manalac graduated from Cincinnati in 2008 with a degree in business administration. He later earned his master’s degree in kinesiology from Michigan State in 2012. Manalac and his wife, Carly, have a daughter: Bailey. TWITTER HANDLE: @Coach_Manalac RECRUITING AREAS: Eastern Ohio, Southern Florida, Oregon, Mississippi

Defensive Line 1st Season at Bucknell Moravian University ’15

Kevin Bracken was named the Bucknell football team’s defensive line coach on February 18, 2019. Following a successful playing career at Moravian University, Bracken spent his first two seasons in the coaching ranks at Franklin & Marshall College. Bracken, who worked with the Diplomat linebackers from 2016 to 2017, joined the Villanova University football staff as a defensive assistant ahead of the 2018 campaign. During his final season at Franklin & Marshall, the Diplomats went 10-1 (8-1 Centennial Conference). The 2017 Franklin & Marshall squad was the eighth in program history that won at least nine games during a single campaign; the Diplomats also captured a share of the Centennial Conference championship for the first time since 2003. A native of Wanaque, N.J., Bracken graduated from Moravian in 2015 with a degree in mathematics and political science. During his time on the Greyhound football team, he played in 39 games at linebacker, totaling 248 tackles, 14 tackles for a loss, five interceptions, three fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles. He topped out at 107 tackles as a junior in 2013, an effort that netted him All-Centennial Conference honorable mention laurels. TWITTER HANDLE: @CoachBracken RECRUITING AREAS: Southern New Jersey, Texas, St. Louis (MO), West Virginia

ISAAC COLLINS

Defensive Backs/Special Teams 1st Season at Bucknell University of Rochester ’94

Isaac Collins was named the Bucknell football team’s defensive backs and special teams coach on February 18, 2019. Collins spent the previous nine seasons as a head football coach, first at Widener University and then at Seton Hill University. From 2010 to 2012, Collins led Widener to national prominence, posting a combined record of 25-8. In 2012, the Pride went 11-1, captured a Mid-American Conference title and reached the NCAA Division III quarterfinals for the first time since 2001. For his role in Widener’s success, Collins was recognized as the MAC Coach of the Year, the D3Football.com East Region Coach of the Year and the Maxwell Touchdown Club’s Tri State Coach of the Year. The year before, bolstered by an explosive offense that averaged a nation’s best 47.1 points per game, the Pride rolled to a 9-2 record, capped by a 48-27 victory over Waynesburg in the ECAC South Atlantic Bowl. Under Collins’s watch, Widener rose to as high as No. 8 in the AFCA Coaches Poll and No. 10 in the D3Football.com rankings. Eight members of the Pride captured First Team All-MAC honors, with two being named Second Team All-Americans by Beyond Sports College Network. In addition, quarterback Chris Haupt was voted as the 2012

TWITTER HANDLE: @Isaac_Collins RECRUITING AREAS: Central Pennsylvania, Northern and Central Florida, Kentucky, Washington

MATT FORD

Tight Ends/Tackles/Recruiting Coordinator 1st Season at Bucknell Lehigh University ’16

Matt Ford was named the Bucknell football team’s tight ends and tackles coach on February 18, 2019. He also serves as the program’s recruiting coordinator. Ford spent the 2018 campaign as a tight ends coach at Lehigh, his alma mater. The year before, he served in the same capacity on Dave Cecchini’s staff at Valparaiso. Ford’s tight ends played a key role in a Valparaiso offense that totaled 330 points and 4,398 yards, both good for second in school history. Valparaiso ultimately finished above .500, at 6-5, for the first time since 2003. Ford’s first coaching post was at Franklin & Marshall in 2016. There, he mentored the tight ends, helping the Diplomats finish 7-4. During his playing days at Lehigh, Ford appeared in 30 games on the offensive line and started his final 22 at left guard. As a senior in 2015, he served as captain and captured All-Patriot League First Team accolades. A native of Wall, N.J., he graduated in 2016 with a degree in accounting. TWITTER HANDLE: @Coach_Ford63 RECRUITING AREAS: Northern and Central New Jersey, Charlotte (NC), Tennessee, North Carolina, Wisconsin

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MAC Offensive Player of the Year and ECAC South Offensive Player of the Year. Collins spent six seasons at the helm of Seton Hill’s program, helping the Griffins post their best overall record since 2008 in 2016. That season, Seton Hill paced the Division II ranks in passing offense and finished sixth in total offense. The year before, the Griffins stunned then No. 14 Slippery Rock, 41-38, in Greensburg; the Rock, the highest ranked opponent Seton Hill ever knocked off, finished that season with a 12-2 record and reached the NCAA quarterfinals. From 2006 to 2009, Collins served as defensive coordinator at The Citadel. In 2007, his defense led the Southern Conference in total defense, helping the Bulldogs finish with their best record in 15 years. During his time in Charleston, which overlapped with Dave Cecchini’s three-year stint as Citadel’s offensive coordinator, Collins mentored nine all-conference honorees. Collins was the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Delaware (2005), associate head coach and defensive coordinator at the College of the Holy Cross (2004), assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Lehigh University (2000 to 2003) and assistant coach at Columbia University (1998 to 2000). Collins broke into the coaching ranks at Hobart College, where he was an assistant coach from 1994 to 1998; there, he was elevated to defensive coordinator for his final season. Collins participated in the National Football League Minority Fellowship Program as an assistant secondary coach with the New York Giants (1999) and Philadelphia Eagles (2001). During his collegiate playing days, Collins was a standout running back for the University of Rochester. A four-year letterwinner and 1993 team captain, he rushed for at least 100 yards 14 times over the course of his career. In 1992, he helped Rochester win a University Athletic Association championship; for his efforts, he was honored as the league’s Co-Offensive Player of the Year. He graduated from Rochester with a degree in political science in 1994. A 1990 alumnus of Geneva High School, Collins also had an impressive high school career. In 2012, he was inducted into both the University of Rochester Hall of Fame and Geneva Sports Hall of Fame. Collins and his wife, Ada, have four children: Kayla, Jaylen, Alina and Jacob.

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VINNY GIACALONE Offensive Line/Director of Operations 1st Season at Bucknell Carnegie Mellon University ’10

Vinny Giacalone was named the Bucknell football team’s offensive line coach on February 18, 2019. In addition to his coaching duties, Giacalone serves as the program’s director of football operations, overseeing team logistics, including travel, recruiting and camps. Giacalone spent the previous five seasons on Dave Cecchini’s staff at Valparaiso as an offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator. His offensive line helped pave the way for Valparaiso’s offensive resurgence, allowing the fewest sacks per game (0.42) in the nation in 2014 and the 10th fewest sacks per game (0.91) in 2017. During the 2017 campaign, Valparaiso’s offense put up 330 points and 4,398 yards, both good for second in school history. The team ultimately finished above .500, at 6-5, for the first time since 2003. Under Giacalone’s watch, Stuart Barkley, Tom Schofield and Jack Jarnigan captured All-Pioneer Football League accolades. In addition, Eric Rentschler was twice recognized on the Academic All-PFL Team for his performance on the field and in the classroom. During his time at Valparaiso, Giacalone also oversaw the team’s travel, student managers and social media accounts. A 2010 Carnegie Mellon graduate, Giacalone served as an assistant coach and co-recruiting coordinator at his alma mater for two seasons before moving on to Lehigh in 2012. That campaign, Giacalone’s offensive line ceded the fifth-fewest sacks per game in the nation despite featuring four first-time starters; his charges’ efforts helped the Mountain Hawks lead the Patriot League in passing offense. TWITTER HANDLE: @realcoachvince RECRUITING AREAS: Western Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Arizona

KEITH LARSON Wide Receivers 1st Season at Bucknell Valparaiso University ’14

Keith Larson was added to the Bucknell football staff as a wide receivers coach on February 28, 2019. He was most recently the special teams coordinator and defensive backs coach at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Larson was on the RPI staff since the spring of 2016. Originally the defensive backs coach, he was promoted to special teams coordinator ahead of spring practice in 2018. Over the course of his final two seasons in Troy, the Engineers went a combined 18-5 (8-2 Liberty League) and won two Liberty League titles. As Liberty League champions, they qualified for the NCAA Division III Championship each year; in 2018, they advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals for the second time in program history. Before his time at RPI, Larson worked with the defensive backs at Robert Morris University (Ill.) as a graduate assistant coach for the 2014 and 2015 campaigns. There,

he worked closely with the defensive coordinator, helping the Eagles finish 8-3 in 2014. Larson also has experience in football operations, serving as RPI’s director of football operations and Robert Morris’s football operations graduate assistant in addition to his coaching duties. At Robert Morris, he also worked as an athletic admissions and financial aid counselor. During his collegiate playing days, Larson was a three-year letterwinner at Valparaiso University. A safety, he also served as special teams captain. He graduated from Valparaiso in 2014 with a degree in business management and completed his master’s in sports administration from Robert Morris in 2015. TWITTER HANDLE: @CoachKLars RECRUITING AREAS: New England, New York, Colorado, California, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Nebraska

BLAKE

TREADWELL Running Backs 1st Season at Bucknell Michigan State University ’13

Blake Treadwell was named the Bucknell football team’s running backs coach on March 18, 2019. Treadwell, a former standout on Michigan State University’s offensive line, spent the 2018 and 2017 campaigns as a graduate assistant coach at his alma mater. Before that, he served as a graduate assistant coach at the University of South Florida from 2015 to 2016. At both stops, he worked with the offensive line. During Treadwell’s time at South Florida, the Bulls’ offense excelled, finishing in the FBS’s top 10 in rushing, scoring and total offense in 2016. The 2016 South Florida team posted an 11-2 record and was ranked 19th in the final Associated Press poll. Before his stint with the Bulls, Treadwell spent the 2014 campaign as a film evaluator at Michigan State. During that time, he also worked as an offensive and defensive line coach at East Lansing High School. A decorated offensive lineman, Treadwell helped the Spartans win two Big Ten championships and reach four bowl games during his collegiate playing days from 2009 to 2013. As a senior captain, he was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team after starting all 14 games at left guard for a Michigan State team that won a school-record 13 games and wrapped up the season ranked third in the national polls. A two-time Academic All-Big Ten selection and five-year letterwinner, he was also recognized on ESPN.com’s 2013 All-Bowl Team for his performance during the Spartans’ 24-20 victory over No. 5 Stanford in the 100th Rose Bowl. He played in 44 career games, including 24 starts on the offensive line and six on the defensive line. Treadwell graduated from Michigan State in 2013 with a degree in sociology. He earned his master’s in sports administration from his alma mater in 2018. Treadwell was coached by Bison defensive coordinator Ryan Manalac, who was on Mark Dantonio’s staff from 2011 to 2015 and worked in all three phases of the game. TWITTER HANDLE: @Coach_Treadwell RECRUITING AREAS: Maryland, Washington, D.C., Delaware, Virginia, Louisiana, Minnesota

Defensive Assistant 1st Season at Bucknell Slippery Rock University ’16

Joe Lyberger was added to the Bucknell football staff as a defensive assistant on February 28, 2019. Lyberger most recently worked as a graduate assistant coach with Bison defensive coordinator Ryan Manalac at Ohio Dominican University. Lyberger spent the 2018 campaign as a graduate assistant at Ohio Dominican, helping the Panthers post a 9-2 (6-2 Great Midwest Athletic Conference) record. He worked closely with the linebackers while also assisting with film breakdown, operations and recruiting. Lyberger coached at the high school level, serving as an assistant football coach and assistant wrestling coach at Olentangy High School. He also spent time in private business following his graduation from Slippery Rock University, where he played on the football team. Lyberger graduated from Slippery Rock in 2016 with a degree in business administration with a focus on marketing. He is the middle of completing his MBA at Ohio Dominican University. TWITTER HANDLE: @CoachLyberger RECRUITING AREAS: Western Ohio, Florida Panhandle, South Carolina, Georgia, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Hawaii, International

BRANDON CORBIN Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season at Bucknell Duquesne University ’99

Brandon Corbin joined the Bucknell football staff as a volunteer assistant coach in July 2019. Corbin most recently served as an equipment manager and camp coordinator at Murray State University. Before his one-year stint with the Racer football team, Corbin spent four seasons at Bethel University (Tenn.). While with the Wildcats, he served as pass-game coordinator and quarterbacks coach (2017 & 2016) and safeties coach (2015 & 2014). During the 2013 campaign, Corbin was a recruiting and social media assistant at the University of North Texas. He spent the 2012 season as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Bethel College (Kan.). Corbin was the head coach at Washington High School (Kan.) in 2011 and 2010. Before that, he was an assistant coach at various Kansas high schools. Heavily involved in coaching with USA Football, he was most notably selected as a coach for the 2018 International Bowl IX at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Corbin graduated from Duquesne University in 1999 with a degree in secondary education. There, he helped the Duke football team win two MAAC titles as a free safety. He later earned a master’s degree in English from Kansas State University. Corbin and his wife, Kate, have twin daughters, Bentley and Violet.

MARK KULBIS

Strength & Conditioning Coach 1st Season at Bucknell Bowling Green State University ’13

Mark Kulbis was named the Bucknell football team’s strength and conditioning coach on February 18, 2019. Kulbis came to Bucknell from Dartmouth College, where he joined the strength & conditioning staff in January 2016. He was promoted to associate director of strength & conditioning in March 2018. Before his time with the Big Green, Kulbis was a strength & conditioning intern for the Ohio State University football team. He arrived in Columbus following a stint as a strength & conditioning graduate assistant at Austin Peay State University, where he earned his master’s in human health and performance. A native of Euclid Ohio, Kulbis graduated from Bowling Green State University in 2013 with a degree in exercise science. There, he walked on to the Falcon football team. Kulbis holds certifications through the NSCA (CSCS), Sports Performance Coach (USAW), Functional Movement Screen (FMS), Functional Range Conditioning (FRC) and Reflexive Performance Reset (RPR Level 1).

FRANK DeNICK

Manager of Video Operations 2nd Season at Bucknell Bucknell University ’12

Former Bison football player Frank DeNick joined the Bucknell football staff as an administrative coordinator in February 2018. Under Dave Cecchini, DeNick will serve as manager of video operations. In his new role, DeNick will coordinate video editing and exchange as well as produce video for the team’s social media channels. As administrative coordinator, DeNick was tasked with coordinating all types of team logistics, including team travel, video editing and exchange, recruiting and camps. DeNick previously worked for Bucknell University in the human resources department from 2010 to 2012. He then spent five years in private business. During his playing career, DeNick appeared in 30 games. After spending his first two seasons as a defensive back, he moved to wide receiver in 2010 and made an immediate impact. In 2010, he was one of only two Bison to catch at least one pass in every game, finishing the year with 423 yards on a team-high 38 receptions. A year later, he was the only Bison to catch at least one pass in every game, posting 554 yards on 42 catches. For his efforts, he was recognized on the All-Patriot League Second Team. DeNick shared the 2011 Tom Gadd Coaches’ Award with Josh Eden. He also captured the 2010 George L. McGaughey Memorial Award as the most outstanding player in the Lafayette game after recording 105 receiving yards, a total bolstered by a 79-yard touchdown catch. DeNick earned a psychology degree from Bucknell in 2012. A native of Middlesex, N.J., he was a two-year starter at quarterback for Immaculata High School.

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LIEL

KARSTETTER Equipment Manager 10th Season at Bucknell Lock Haven University ’10

Liel Karstetter was named the Bucknell football team’s equipment manager just prior to the 2010 season opener at Duquesne University. The 2019 campaign will be his 10th as a member of the Bison staff. A 2010 graduate of Lock Haven University with a degree in sport administration, Karstetter completed a five-month stint as an Athletic Administration Intern in the Bucknell Athletic Department before being tabbed as the football equipment manager. A three-year member of the Lock Haven baseball team, Karstetter was an assistant high school baseball coach during his college days. Additionally, he has worked parttime at Weis Markets as a night manager and as a salesman for Vector Marketing Corporation in State College, Pennsylvania. Karstetter and his wife, Heather, live in New Columbia, Pennsylvania.

KAITI HAGER

Assistant Athletic Trainer 5th Season at Bucknell California University of Pennsylvania ’12

Kaiti Hager joined the Bucknell Sports Medicine Staff as an athletic trainer in 2015 and serves as a primary athletic trainer for the Bison football team. Before her move to Lewisburg, Hager worked at York College as an intern athletic trainer, providing care to the Spartan field hockey, swimming & diving and softball teams. Hager received her Bachelor of Science in athletic training from California University of Pennsylvania in 2012. She went on to complete her Master of Science in exercise science with a specialization in rehabilitation science at her alma mater in 2013. Hager also owns a Performance Enhancement Specialist Certification and a Corrective Exercise Specialist Certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine. While in graduate school from 2012 to 2014, Hager also worked for Excela Health as an outreach athletic trainer at Mt. Pleasant High School.

IAN WOOD

Head Athletic Trainer 3rd Season at Bucknell Purdue University ’94

In February 2017, Ian Wood joined Bison Athletics as associate athletic director for sports medicine. Wood oversees Bucknell’s athletic training program and coordinates health care to student-athletes in each of Bucknell’s 27 varsity sports programs. Wood brought more than 20 years of experience as a certified athletic trainer. Since 2012, he had been serving as director of sports medicine at Colorado College, a private liberal arts college that features two Division I athletics programs and 15 others that compete at the Division III level. Wood led a staff of four full-time assistant athletic trainers, two graduate assistants, an insurance coordinator and approximately 20 student workers. A 1994 graduate of Purdue University, Wood went on to earn his master’s degree in exercise physiology at the University of Pittsburgh in 1996. Later that year he found his first opportunity to work as a full-time athletic trainer at the U.S. Military Academy. In four years at West Point, Wood worked with the football, men’s basketball, ice hockey, men’s lacrosse, cross country/track and field, and softball teams. In 2000, Wood moved on to the University of Wisconsin, where he spent the next six years working primarily with the Badgers football team, first as an assistant and then as the head football athletic trainer. He also provided healthcare and oversight of graduate assistants covering the sports of wrestling and men’s and women’s soccer. Wood in 2006 was named chief of sports medicine with the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program in Ft. Carson, Colorado. In that role, he provided healthcare for elite soldier-athletes preparing to compete in major international competitions, including the Summer and Winter Olympics. When he arrived at Ft. Carson, Wood took over a dormant sports medicine program and created a new, multi-discipline model based on a soldier-first philosophy. He worked closely with healthcare professionals including physicians, sports psychologists, dietitians, human performance experts, strength and conditioning and massage therapists. Wood also coordinated athletes’ drug-testing education with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. Wood remained in Colorado but returned to the collegiate ranks in 2012, when he was named director of sports medicine at Colorado College. Wood has also been an active member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA). He was a member of the NATA’s Career Center in 2011-12, while also serving as his district’s representative to the Committee on Emerging Practices in Athletic Training. From 2013-15, Wood was vice president of the Colorado Athletic Trainers Association. He currently serves on the Colorado Masons’ Benevolent Fund Scholarship Committee. At Bucknell, Wood became just the third head athletic trainer since the Bison sports medicine program was born in 1948. Hall-of-Famer Hal Biggs founded the Bucknell athletic training program and served for 38 years before handing the reins to Mark Keppler in 1986. Keppler was Bucknell’s head athletic trainer for the next 31 years before retiring in December 2016.

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2018 (Junior): Started all 11 games at linebacker, leading the team in tackles for a loss (13.5), tying for second in sacks (3.5) and tying for third in tackles (74) ... one of seven Bison to start every contest ... made at least five tackles in nine games ... recorded at least one tackle for a loss in seven games ... posted season-high 11 tackles in back-toback games at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 and at Holy Cross on Sept. 29 ... also registered a team season-high total of 3.5 tackles for a loss against the Wildcats ... broke up four passes, including one in each of Bucknell’s first three games ... recovered first career fumble at Lehigh on Nov. 3, setting up a field goal ... sack at Monmouth on Oct. 13 forced the Hawks to punt from their own end zone, leading to Gerrit Van Itallie’s block and subsequent touchdown ... doubled previous career high with eight tackles against Sacred Heart on Sept. 8, also recording first career sack ... attended the prestigious United States Naval Academy Leadership Conference through the Bucknell Athletics Leadership Institute ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 games, totaling six tackles (three solo) ... made one tackle in six games ... primarily appeared on special teams but also saw limited action at linebacker ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Only freshman to start season opener at Marist ... started at linebacker in place of injured All-Patriot League performer Mark Pyles ... saw action in just two games due to injury ... also played against VMI ... totaled four tackles, all in season opener against Marist ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. West Linn High School: Three-year varsity football letterwinner … Oregon School Activities Association 6A Defensive Player of the Year as a senior … also named Three Rivers League Defensive Player of the Year … first-team all-state linebacker … two-time first-team all-league linebacker … two-year team captain … helped football team to quarterfinals (2014) and runner-up (2015) showing in 6A state playoffs … named an Oregon All-Star for his play on 7-on-7 summer travel team. Personal: Samuel M. Chitty … born January 4, 1998 in West Linn, Oregon … son of Aniko Becsei and Andy Chitty … has one sibling, Bazsi Tackas, who was a professional snowboarder in Europe ... major is economics. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 11 at Holy Cross (9/29/18), at Villanova (9/22/18) Tackles for Loss: 3.5 at Villanova (9/22/18) Sacks: 1, 3 times (last vs. Lafayette, 10/20/18) Pass Breakups: 1, 4 times (last at Georgetown, 11/10/18) Fumble Recoveries: 1 at Lehigh (11/3/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2016 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 2-1 11-0 11-11 24-12

UT-AT-TT 2-2-4 3-3-6 36-38-74 41-43-84

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TFL-Yds. 0.5-1 0-0 13.5-39 14-40

Sacks-Yds. 0-0 0-0 3.5-20 3.5-20

FF FR 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

Int. PD 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4

2018 (Senior): Team captain with Pat Finn, Joe Lauro and Bryan Marine ... STATS, Phil Steele and Hero Sports FCS First Team All-American ... AP and AFCA FCS Second Team All-American ... lone Patriot League student-athlete recognized as an Athlon Sports All-American ... captured All-Patriot League First Team laurels for the third time ... became the third football player to be honored as the Patriot League Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year (first since 1999) ... became the Patriot League’s fifth repeat Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... recognized on the Academic All-Patriot League Team for the second-straight season ... one of 13 finalists for the STATS FCS Doris Robinson Scholar-Athlete Award for the second year in a row ... one of seven finalists for the FCS ADA Postgraduate Scholarship ... FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team ... All-ECAC First Team ... named a Preseason FCS First Team All-American by STATS, Phil Steele, Hero Sports and FreeAgent Football.com ... Preseason All-Patriot League ... team’s starting punter ... broke school record with 81 punts ... posted a 44.5 punting average, which stood fourth in the FCS and was good for second in Bucknell’s history ... FCS leader in punts and punting yards (3,606) ... booted 29 punts of at least 50 yards, landed 28 inside the 20 and had 20 go for fair catches ... averaged at least 45.0 yards per punt in six games, twice posting a punting average north of 50 yards ... received Honorable Mention National Special Teams Player of the Week accolades from STATS (9/24) after averaging a career-best 51 yards on nine punts at No. 14/15 Villanova ... punting average was a single yard shy of Bucknell’s school record, which was set in 1962 ... landed four punts inside the 20 and had five sail for at least 50 yards, including a season-long 71-yard bomb that pinned the Wildcats at their own two-yard line ... that 71-yard punt was tied for the third longest in school history ... in the season finale against Fordham, averaged 50.8 yards on five punts, bolstered by a 70-yard bomb that was tied for the fifth longest in the Bison annals ... booted a season-high seven punts of at least 50 yards against No. 20/21 Colgate on Oct. 6 ... saved a touchdown against the Raiders by chasing down elite punt return man Abu Daramy-Swaray, an All-Patriot League First Team pick, at the Bucknell 20 ... averaged 48.4 yards per punt against Sacred Heart on Sept. 8 behind five punts of at least 50 yards, one shy of previous career high set during the 2017 finale at Fordham ... made two tackles, both solo ... earned Bucknell’s Special Teams Award for the second year in a row ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Junior): STATS FCS Third Team All-American ... Patriot League Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... All-Patriot League First Team and Academic All-Patriot League selection ... one of 13 finalists for the STATS FCS Doris Robinson Scholar-Athlete Award, which is presented to a student-athlete who excels not only in the classroom but in the community and beyond ... FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team ... All-ECAC First Team ... team’s starting punter ... broke own school record with a 45.1 punting average, which ranked third in the FCS ... total of 72 punts was tied for second in school history at the time ... booted 26 punts of least 50 yards, landed 34 inside the 20 and had 22 go for fair catches ... averaged at least 45.0 yards per punt in four games ... through Bucknell’s first four tilts, equaled 2015 total with 10 punts of at least 50 yards ... averaged a season-high 50.9 yards per punt in the season finale at Fordham on Nov. 18 ... in that game, was bolstered by three punts of at least 60 yards, including the then sixth- (67) and ninth- (64) longest punts in school history ... also became the first Bison since 2010 to boot 10 punts in a single game ... had season-high totals of punts of at least 50 yards (6) and punts

2016 (Sophomore): Preseason All-Patriot League selection ... team’s starting punter ... appeared in just two games before suffering a season-ending injury ... averaged 39.3 yards on 14 punts ... kicked off nine times for a 61.9 average ... went 3-for-5 on extra points and 2-for-4 on field goals, including a 46-yarder in the opener against Marist ... recorded three tackles (two solo) ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

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2015 (Freshman): All-Patriot League First Team honoree ... team’s starting punter ... punted 64 times for an average of 42.1 yards ... was then the highest single-season punting average in program history, breaking Phil Azarik’s eight-year-old record by one full yard ... became just the third different Bison punter to average more than 40 yards in a season ... ranked first in the Patriot League, and 17th in the FCS, in punting average ... had a season-best 60-yard punt at Cornell ... also handled kickoff duties ... averaged 58.9 yards on 36 kickoffs ... took over placekicking duties late in season ... made all eight extra points, including a 5-for-5 performance at Lafayette ... went 2-for-4 on field goals with a long of 37 yards at Fordham ... fifth on the team with 14 points ... named the Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Week (11/21) following the season finale at Colgate ... posted one solo tackle at Fordham ... earned Bucknell’s Stuart M. Smith Memorial Award as the outstanding newcomer ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Unionville High School: Member of football, basketball and baseball teams … First Team All-Chesmont League quarterback and kicker as a senior … also named league’s Most Outstanding Back … First Team All-Area kicker … First Team All-Southeastern PA punter … All-Eastern PA Football First Team kicker … PA Football News Honorable Mention punter … team captain … Maxwell Football Club Mini Max award winner … as a junior, was named team’s Offensive and Special Teams MVP … also earned Special Teams MVP award as a sophomore … First Team All-Chesmont League quarterback … All-Area punter … named Unionville’s Pitcher of the Year as a junior … First Team All-Chesmont League outfielder and Honorable Mention All-League pitcher … member of Chester County All-Star baseball team … averaged 41.8 yards per punt as a senior … also connected on eight field goals and completed 72 of 138 passes for 1,425 yards … pitched in the 2013 Senior League World Series and 2014 Big League World Series. Personal: Alexander Ross Pechin … born November 18, 1996 in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania … son of Michael and Jacquelyn … has two siblings: Brad and Natalie … father played baseball at Drexel University … uncle, Daniel Pechin, played lacrosse at Drexel … uncle, Kevin Pechin, played baseball at West Chester University … currently in a five-year dual degree program at Bucknell ... majors are biomedical engineering and management for engineers. CAREER HIGHS Punt Average: 51.0 at Villanova (9/22/18) Long Punt: 71 at Villanova (9/22/18) Punt Attempts: 10 at Fordham (11/18/17) Punts of 50+ Yards: 7 vs. Colgate (10/6/18) Punts Inside the 20: 6 at Fordham (11/18/17) PATs: 5 at Lafayette (10/31/15) Field Goals: 2 at Marist (9/3/16) Long Field Goal: 46 at Marist (9/3/16) Points: 8 at Marist (9/3/16) Kickoff Attempts: 6 at Marist (9/3/16), at Lafayette (10/31/15) Kickoff Average: 65.0 at Holy Cross (9/29/18), vs. Holy Cross (9/9/17) CAREER STATISTICS PUNTING Year 2015 2016 2017 2018 Totals

GP No. Yds. Avg. Lg. TB FC 50+ I20 11 64 2695 42.1 60 3 8 10 17 2 14 550 39.3 60 0 2 1 8 11 72 3247 45.1 67 5 22 26 34 11 81 3606 44.5 71 7 20 29 28 35 231 10098 43.7 71 15 52 66 87

KICKING Year GP PAT-Att. FG-FGA Lg. Pts. 2015 11 8-8 2-4 37 14 2016 2 3-5 2-4 46 9 2017 11 0-0 0-0 0 0 2018 11 0-0 0-0 0 0 Totals 35 11-13 4-8 46 23

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BEING A CAPTAIN MEANS ALWAYS HAVING MY TEAMMATES’ BACKS. IT MEANS BEING WILLING TO SACRIFICE EVERYTHING FOR MY TEAM’S SUCCESS. I HOPE TO ESTABLISH A CULTURE WHERE EVERYONE FEELS THAT THEY CAN SUCCEED ON AND OFF THE FIELD.

Sam ChiTTY

BEING A CAPTAIN IS AN INCREDIBLE HONOR. ALL OF MY TEAMMATES MEAN A GREAT DEAL TO ME, AND I HOPE THAT I CAN HELP THEM ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS BOTH ON AND OFF THE FIELD. IF WE ALL DO THAT, WE WILL BE CLOSER TO WHERE WE WANT TO BE AS A TEAM.

Alex Pechin

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inside the 20 (6) against the Rams ... averaged 48.4 yards on nine punts against Sacred Heart on Sept. 9, placing five inside the 20 and having four sail for at least 50 yards ... shared Bucknell’s Special Teams Award with John Burdick ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

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RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2015 9-1 0 0 0 0.0 0 11 148 1 13.5 56 2016 8-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 18 0 18.0 18 2017 9-3 0 0 0 0.0 0 32 233 2 7.3 36 2018 DNP Totals 26-4 0 0 0 0.0 0 44 399 3 9.1 56

MARCUS ADEMILOLA

TE | SR | 6-4 | 245 Jackson, N.J. | Jackson Memorial/Wyoming Seminary (Pa.)

Political Science

2018: Suffered season-ending injury in preseason camp and sat out year. 2017 (Junior): Played in nine games, starting three ... finished first on the team in receptions (32) and fourth in receiving yards (233) ... tied Jack Horan for the team high with two touchdown catches ... scores came on Sept. 30 against Monmouth and Nov. 11 against Georgetown ... made at least four catches five times, topping out at seven against Lehigh on Nov. 4 and at Fordham on Nov. 18 ... posted at least 45 receiving yards in each of Bucknell’s final three games, topping out at a season-best 61 against Georgetown on Nov. 11 ... also caught a season-long 36-yard pass against the Hoyas ... caught a 24-yard pass on a 3rd and 8 that helped set up John Burdick’s game-winning field goal against Sacred Heart on Sept. 23. 2016 (Sophomore): Moved to tight end after playing wide receiver as a freshman ... had one catch for 18 yards ... catch came in November game at Lehigh ... missed final two games of season due to injury ... sickness during preseason practice forced him to miss season opener at Marist. 2015 (Freshman): Appeared in nine games at wide receiver ... first career catch came in loss to Georgetown in late October ... caught at least one pass in each of final five games, including season-high five receptions for 62 yards against Holy Cross ... first career touchdown catch came in Halloween win at Lafayette ... first career start was against the Leopards ... fifth on team with 148 receiving yards ... 56-yard TD reception vs. Lafayette was longest by a Bison all season ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Jackson Memorial High School/Wyoming Seminary: Graduated from Jackson Memorial High School in 2014 … spent a post-grad year at Wyoming Seminary … three-year football and basketball letterwinner … also earned two letters as a member of track & field team … all-conference, all-county and all-shore nominee during time at Jackson Memorial … No. 3 ranked tight end in the state … all-conference and all-county high jumper … helped team to conference championship with 68 catches for 956 yards and 14 touchdowns. Personal: Marcus Ademilola … born November 18, 1996 in Bronx, New York … son of Adedoyin and Yolanda Ademilola … has three siblings: Jayson, Justin and Mya ... major is political science. CAREER HIGHS Receptions: 7 vs. Lehigh (11/4/17), at Fordham (11/18/17) Receiving Yards: 63 at Lafayette (10/31/15) Long Reception: 56 at Lafayette (10/31/15) Receiving TDs: 1, 3 times (last vs. Georgetown, 11/11/17) All-Purpose Yards: 63 at Lafayette (10/31/15)

MIKE BALZOFIORE

WR | SR | 5-9 | 170 Holmdel, N.J. | Red Bank Catholic Political Science

2018 (Junior): Missed season due to injury. 2017 (Sophomore): Appeared in seven games, making three catches for 47 yards ... made debut in season opener against Marist on Sept. 2 ... recorded 41 yards on two receptions against Colgate on Oct. 28 ... his 29-yard catch in the third quarter was the longest by a Bison in that contest ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Named Special Teams Scout Team Player of the Year at team’s postseason awards banquet ... did not appear in a game ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Red Bank Catholic High School: Two-year football letterwinner … First Team AllShore selection … first-team all-division choice … Academic All-Shore … set school’s single-season receptions record with 38 catches for 672 yards and six touchdowns as a senior … named team’s Offensive Skill Position MVP as a senior … helped team to 29-5 record in three years as a member of the varsity football program … team won 2014 state title. Personal: Michael Gregory Balzofiore … born February 7, 1998 in Red Bank, New Jersey … son of Ann and Anthony ... has two older siblings, Anthony and Brittany ... major is political science. CAREER HIGHS Receptions: 2 at Colgate (10/28/17) Receiving Yards: 41 at Colgate (10/28/17) Long Reception: 29 at Colgate (10/28/17) All-Purpose Yards: 41 at Colgate (10/28/17) CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2016 DNP 2017 7-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 3 47 0 15.7 29 2018 DNP Totals 7-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 3 47 0 15.7 29

P.J. BARR

BRANDON BENSON

OL | JR | 6-3 | 285

S | JR | 6-0 | 210

North Brunswick, N.J. | Saint Joseph Education

Triangle, Va. | C.D. Hylton International Relations

2018 (Sophomore): One of seven Bison to start all 11 games ... shifted to right guard from left guard ... became first member of the class of 2021 to reach the double digits in career starts on Sept. 8 against Sacred Heart ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): Played in all 11 games, starting final eight at left guard ... became one of the first two freshman to start for the Bison on Sept. 23 against Sacred Heart. Saint Joseph High School: Three-year football letterwinner … three-time all-area selection … two- time first-team all-conference … team Underclassman of the Year as a sophomore … team Offensive Lineman of the year as a junior and senior … team captain as a junior and senior … McCarthy Report Top 100 players in New Jersey … 47 tackles, 16 tackles for loss and five sacks as a senior … team finished 9-1 and won the GMC White Division as a senior. Personal: Paul John Barr … born June 3, 1999 in New Brunswick, New Jersey … son of David and Barbara … has three younger siblings: David, Maggie and Liam … father, David, played football at Hofstra University … mother, Barbara, was a cheerleader at Hofstra University ... major is education.

SIMON BEHR

TE | JR | 6-4 | 230 Murrysville, Pa. | Franklin Regional Accounting & Financial Management

2018 (Sophomore): Transitioned to tight end ... missed season due to injury suffered in preseason camp ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): Played on special teams, appearing in seven games ... reserve defensive end ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Franklin Regional High School: Three-year football and basketball letterwinner ... team captain in both football and basketball ... WPIAL honorable mention selection in football and first team pick in basketball ... Terrific Ten in basketball ... during high school career, football team made three playoff appearances and basketball team earned one berth in the state playoffs. Personal: Simon Saverio Behr ... born September 30, 1998 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ... son of Jeff and Pam Behr ... middle child of two sisters: Makaila and Jocelyn ... Pittsburgh sports fan ... major is accounting & financial management.

2018 (Sophomore): Played in eight games, starting one at strong safety and four at Whip ... finished fifth among Bison with 52 tackles (28 solo) despite missing three games to injury ... also registered four tackles for a loss, a season-best 1.5 of which came against Georgetown on Nov. 10 ... returned from a three-game absence to pick off first career pass against No. 20/21 Colgate on Oct. 6 ... at Monmouth on Oct. 13, forced a fumble in the end zone and broke up a season-high two passes ... made the 100th tackle of collegiate career against Lafayette on Oct. 20 ... posted nine tackles in three-straight games from Oct. 6 to Oct. 20 ... recovered first career fumble in the 2018 finale against Fordham. 2017 (Freshman): Played in all 11 games, starting the final six at Whip ... finished third on the team with 68 tackles (32 solo) ... totaled 67 of his tackles in Bucknell’s final seven games ... also posted 2.5 tackles for a loss, one sack and one forced fumble ... made first career start on Oct. 14 at Cornell ... reached double digits in tackles three times: against Monmouth on Sept. 30 (15), at Colgate on Oct. 28 (12) and against Lehigh on Nov. 4 (10) ... tied Ben Richard for the 2017 single-game high with his 15 tackles against the Hawks ... named the Patriot League Rookie of the Week (Nov. 5) for his performance against the Mountain Hawks ... shared Bucknell’s Stuart M. Smith Memorial Award as the most outstanding newcomer with Simeon Page. C.D. Hylton High School: Three-year football letterwinner … also earned two Academic Achievement letters … First Team All-6A Conference safety as a senior … named Honorable Mention all-conference as a junior … team captain as a senior … also served as holder on PATs … totaled 76 tackles, six pass breakups, five tackles for loss and four interceptions his final two years playing both linebacker and safety. Personal: Brandon Benson … born November 3, 1998 in Rocky Mount, Virginia … son of Al and Tanya Benson … has two older sisters, Ashleigh and Alecia … grew up in a military family and lived in three different states … first person in family to compete in college athletics ... major is international relations. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 15 vs. Monmouth (9/30/17) Tackles for Loss: 1.5 at Georgetown (11/10/18) Sacks: 1 vs. Monmouth (9/30/17) Pass Breakups: 2 at Monmouth (10/13/18) Interceptions: 1 vs. Colgate (10/6/18) Forced Fumbles: 1 at Monmouth (10/13/18), vs. Monmouth (9/30/17) Fumble Recoveries: 1 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 11-6 8-5 19-11

UT-AT-TT 32-36-68 28-24-52 60-60-120

TFL-Yds. 2.5-9 4-11 6.5-20

Sacks-Yds. 1-8 0-0 1-8

FF FR 1 0 1 1 2 1

Int. PD 0 1 1-0 3 1-0 4

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RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2016 10-4 0 0 0 0.0 0 8 88 0 11.0 24 2017 8-3 0 0 0 0.0 0 10 138 0 13.8 31 2018 10-10 0 0 0 0.0 0 21 250 1 11.9 40 Totals 28-17 0 0 0 0.0 0 39 476 1 12.2 40 KICKOFF RETURNS Year GP-GS No. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. APY 2016 10-4 8 167 20.9 0 25 260 2017 8-3 0 0 0.0 0 0 138 2018 10-10 0 0 0.0 0 0 250 Totals 28-17 8 167 20.9 0 25 648

JUSTIN BETHEA

WR | SR | 6-1 | 180 Sanford, N.C. | Lee County Environmental Studies

2018 (Junior): Started all 10 of his appearances at wide receiver ... registered 250 yards and one touchdown on 21 receptions ... signature game came against Lafayette on Oct. 20 ... caught first career touchdown pass and registered 111 receiving yards ... became the first Bison since November 2016 to record at least 100 receiving yards in a single game ... total of 111 receiving yards was the most posted by a Bison in 2018 ... touchdown catch was a season-long 40-yard reception ... caught multiple passes in six games, topping out at four against the Leopards and against No. 20/21 Colgate on Oct. 6.

RYAN BETZ

DL | SO | 6-3 | 270 Phoenixville, Pa. | Malvern Prep Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Did not see game action as a reserve defensive lineman. Malvern Preparatory School: Lettered in football … served as team captain … all-state … all-area … all-city … all-Inter-Ac … 2017 and 2016 Inter-Ac champion … team went undefeated in league play en route to its 2016 title … recorded 73 solo tackles, 24 tackles for a loss and 12 sacks … played for the USA National Football team that shut out Team Canada, 26-0, in conjunction with the 2017 NFL Pro Bowl.

2017 (Sophomore): Played in eight games, starting the final three at wide receiver ... had 10 receptions for 138 yards ... caught at least one pass in Bucknell’s final four games Personal: Ryan Conrad Betz … born June 29, 1999 in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania … ... made a season-best three catches at Colgate on Oct. 28 and at Fordham on Nov. 18 son of John and Anne Betz … has three siblings: J.B., Sean and Ellie … father John ... posted a season-high 61 receiving yards against the Rams in the 2017 finale. played football at Lycoming College … former Malvern Prep teammate, Cole McCabe, is 2016 (Freshman): Appeared in 10 games at wide receiver ... posted eight catches for 88 also a member of Bucknell’s class of 2022 … major is undeclared. yards ... season-high three receptions for a season-high 25 yards at Charleston Southern ... also had catches against Duquesne, Cornell, Holy Cross and Colgate ... returned eight kicks for 167 yards, ranking second on the team in both categories ... also returned one punt for five yards in season finale vs. Fordham ... fifth on team with 260 all-purpose yards ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Lee County High School: Member of football, basketball and track teams … first-team all-conference football player as a senior … also named all-conference as a junior … team MVP, Offensive Player of the Year and captain … ranked third in state 3A classification in receiving yards as a senior … led Cape Fear Valley Conference in receiving yards and interceptions … two-time Academic All-Conference selection … invited to 2015 Charlotte Nike Regional and Texas vs. World Senior Game … helped team to 8-3 record in 2015 … totaled 58 receptions, 1,101 receiving yards and nine touchdowns as a senior … registered 80 tackles, 13 pass breakups and six interceptions as a senior. Personal: Justin Tyrone Bethea … born May 23, 1998 in Sanford, North Carolina … son of Tonya Gray and Tyrone Bethea ... major is environmental studies. CAREER HIGHS Receptions: 4 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18), vs. Colgate (10/6/18) Receiving Yards: 111 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Long Reception: 40 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Receiving TDs: 1 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Kickoff Returns: 4 at Charleston Southern (10/29/16) Kickoff Return Yards: 81 at Charleston Southern (10/29/16) Long Kickoff Return: 25 at Colgate (10/15/16) All-Purpose Yards: 111 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18)

LOGAN BITIKOFER

QB | JR | 6-3 | 210 New Philadelphia, Ohio | New Philadelphia Education

2018 (Sophomore): Appeared in six games, starting five in a row from Sept. 22 to Oct. 20 ... led the Bison with 1,050 yards and seven touchdowns, completing 103 of 187 passes ... threw for 267 yards and three touchdowns on 19 for 27 passing against Lafayette on Oct. 20 ... became the first Bucknell quarterback to throw three touchdown passes since October 2015 ... total of 267 passing yards was the most posted by a Bison in 2018 ... also rushed for a season-best 21 yards against the Leopards ... in collegiate debut at Penn on Sept. 15, completed 19 of 35 passes for 150 yards and two touchdowns ... made first career start at No. 14/15 Villanova the next week and scored first

2017 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve quarterback ... named Bucknell’s Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year. New Philadelphia High School: Three-year football and two-year basketball letterwinner … graduated with the most passing yards in school history … First Team All-ECOL … First Team All-Eastern District … First Team All-Region … Second Team All-Ohio … named the Offensive Player of the Year in ECOL … Offensive Player of the Year in Eastern District … team captain as a senior … team made four-straight playoff appearances and earned one ECOL championship. Personal: Logan Matthew Bitikofer … born December 26, 1998 in Dover, Ohio … son of Chad and Tricia Hicks and Matt Bitikofer … has one younger brother Jaymis ... major is education. CAREER HIGHS

Passing Attempts: 37 vs. Colgate (10/6/18) Pass Completions: 19, 3 times (last vs. Lafayette, 10/20/18) Passing Yards: 267 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Long Pass: 74 at Monmouth (10/13/18) Passing TDs: 3 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Rushing Attempts: 15 at Penn (9/15/18) Rushing Yards: 21 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Long Rush: 11 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Rushing TDs: 1 at Villanova (9/22/18) CAREER STATISTICS PASSING Year GP-GS C-A-I 2017 2018 6-5 103-187-8 Totals 6-5 103-187-8

Pct. DNP .551 .551

Yds. TD Lg. 1050 1050

7 7

74 74

RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2017 DNP 2018 6-5 52 -20 1 -0.4 11 0 0 0 0.0 0 Totals 6-5 52 -20 1 -0.4 11 0 0 0 0.0 0

ALEX BOLINGER

RYAN BRIDA

LB | JR | 5-11 | 225 West Chester, Pa. | Henderson Political Science

2018 (Sophomore): Saw action on special teams in all 11 games ... reserve linebacker ... finished with seven tackles (four solo) ... made two tackles at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 and against No. 20/21 Colgate on Oct. 6 ... forced a fumble during a punt return against the Wildcats ... named Bucknell’s Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): Did not see game action as a reserve linebacker ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. B. Reed Henderson High School: Three-year football and one-year basketball letterwinner … football team captain … earned the school’s James T. Smith Leadership Award … First Team All-Ches-Mont linebacker and All-Ches-Mont Defensive Player of the Year … DLN All-Area First Team linebacker … Mini-Max Award winner … totaled 137 tackles, 21 tackles for loss, three sacks and one interception as a senior. Personal: Ryan Nicholas Brida … born March 16, 1999 in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania … son of Ralph and Cheryl Brida … has one older sister, Rachel ... major is political science. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 2 vs. Colgate (10/6/18), at Villanova (9/22/18) Forced Fumbles: 1 at Villanova (9/22/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year GP-GS UT-AT-TT 2017 2018 11-0 4-3-7 Totals 11-0 4-3-7

TFL-Yds. DNP 0-0 0-0

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 0-0 0-0

1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

MAX BUNZEL

OL | JR | 6-2 | 285

LB | SO | 5-10 | 205

Haddonfield, N.J. | Haddonfield Memorial Political Science

Scarsdale, N.Y. | Scarsdale Undeclared-Management

2018 (Sophomore): Did not appear in a game as a reserve offensive lineman. 2017 (Freshman): Did not see game action as a reserve offensive lineman. Haddonfield Memorial High School: Three-year football letterman … team captain as a senior … earned team’s Kehoe Award … named TD Club Offensive Lineman of the Week … helped lead his team to four playoff appearances, including South Jersey Group 2 state titles in 2013 and 2014 … team went 14-0 in 2014. Personal: Allen Slawson Bolinger II … born May 28, 1999 in Haddonfield, New Jersey … has one older sister, Molly ... major is political science.

2018 (Freshman): Missed season due to injury ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Scarsdale High School: Three-year letterwinner in football … served as team captain as a senior and was an all-league pick as a junior … selected to play in the Section 1 All-Star Game … honored on the All-Section 1 First Team as one of top 35 players in Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess and Rockland Counties … named to the Westchester Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame “Golden Dozen,” which is awarded every year to the county’s top 12 scholar-athletes … awarded the David Buchanan Trophy, given annually to the Scarsdale football player who combines the best performance on the field with the best performance academically … as a senior,

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career rushing touchdown ... in second career start at Holy Cross on Sept. 30, threw for 193 yards and one touchdown on 19 of 29 passing ... connected with Jared Cooper for a season-long 74-yard touchdown at Monmouth on Oct. 13 ... completed season-best 19 passes in three games ... threw for at least 150 yards in five of six appearances ... missed final three games due to injury ... earned the George L. McGaughey Memorial Award as the outstanding player of the Lafayette game.

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made 60 tackles, 11 for a loss, and rushed for 700 yards and five touchdowns … helped Scarsdale reach the section finals for the first time in school history during junior season … the Raiders also advanced to the section semifinals his sophomore year and section quarterfinals his senior campaign … was also a three-year letterwinner in track & field and one-year letterwinner in golf. Personal: Max Aaron Bunzel … born March 30, 2000 in Scarsdale, New York … son of David and Cheryl Bunzel … has two brothers: Ethan and Will … major is undeclared in the College of Management.

ERIC BUTLER

punt and kickoff coverage teams, made three tackles (one solo) ... became first member of the class of 2021 to find the end zone when rushed for a three-yard touchdown on Sept. 30 against Monmouth ... posted season-highs in rushing attempts (14), rushing yards (31), long rush (12), receptions (2), receiving yards (18) and long reception (13) at Lafayette on Oct. 21. Pittsford Sutherland High School: Member of football and track and field teams … named an All-Greater Rochester football player … all-state selection … ran for 763 yards and 11 touchdowns … all-county selection in track … also played youth tennis. Personal: Marquis LuVien Carter … born December 29, 1998 in Rochester, New York … son of Maurice and Deirdre Carter … has four older siblings: Maurice, Deirdre, Marissa and DeVan … Deirdre was a member of the track and field team at the University at Buffalo … DeVan played football at Rutgers ... major is Africana studies.

CB | JR | 5-10 | 170 Altamonte Springs, Fla. | Lake Brantley Sociology

2018 (Sophomore): Payed in eight games on special teams ... reserve cornerback ... made first career tackle at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): Saw action on special teams in two games ... reserve cornerback. Lake Brantley High School: Member of football and weightlifting teams … all-conference football player … football team captain … totaled 40 tackles, three interceptions and two forced fumbles … helped team to second round of playoffs. Personal: Eric Windsor Butler … born December 31, 1998 in Kissimmee, Florida … son of Angela Watts … has three siblings: Breeana, Cierra and Erykah ... major is sociology.

CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 18 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) Rushing Yards: 81 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) Long Rush: 21 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) Rushing TDs: 1 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18), vs. Monmouth (9/30/17) Receptions: 3 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) Receiving Yards: 18 at Lafayette (10/21/17) Long Reception: 19 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) All-Purpose Yards: 94 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD 2017 9-0 28 50 1 2018 1-1 18 81 1 Totals 10-1 46 131 2

Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 1.8 12 3 29 0 9.7 13 4.5 21 3 13 0 4.3 19 2.8 21 6 42 0 7.0 19

CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 1 at Villanova (9/22/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 2-0 8-0 10-0

UT-AT-TT 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-1-1

TFL-Yds. 0-0 0-0 0-0

Sacks-Yds. 0-0 0-0 0-0

FF FR 0 0 0 0 0 0

Int. PD 0 0 0 0 0 0

MARQUIS CARTER

RB | JR | 6-0 | 215 Rochester, N.Y. | Pittsford Sutherland Africana Studies

2018 (Sophomore): Started 2018 opener against William & Mary at running back ... set career highs in rushing attempts (18), rushing yards (81), long rush (21), receptions (3), long reception (19) and all-purpose yards (94) during that contest ... also scored a 12-yard rushing touchdown ... injured late in the fourth quarter and missed the remainder of the season. 2017 (Freshman): Appeared in nine games on special teams and as a reserve running back ... posted 50 yards on 28 carries ... also caught three passes for 29 yards ... on

MIKE CARUSO

CB | SR | 5-9 | 170 Rumson, N.J. | Rumson-Fair Haven Economics

2018 (Junior): Appeared in eight games ... reserve cornerback primarily played on special teams ... earned first career start at Monmouth on Oct. 13 ... made five of six tackles against the Hawks ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in 10 games on special teams ... made tackles against Marist on Sept. 2 and at Cornell on Oct. 14 ... forced a fumble in the 2017 finale at Fordham on Nov. 18 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

2016 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a rookie defensive back ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Michael Scott Caruso … born May 5, 1998 in Livingston, New Jersey … son of Catherine and Scott ... earned first degree black belt at age eight … has one sister, Olivia … maternal grandfather, Paul Jernigan, was a halfback at Notre Dame ... major is economics.

CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2018 Totals

GP-GS 11-6 11-6

UT-AT-TT 17-18-35 17-18-35

TFL-Yds. 7-30 7-30

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 2.5-16 1 0 0 1 2.5-16 1 0 0 1

CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 5 at Monmouth (10/13/18) Fumble Recoveries: 1 at Fordham (11/18/17) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year GP-GS UT-AT-TT 2016 2017 10-0 0-2-2 2018 8-1 5-1-6 Totals 18-1 5-3-8

TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD DNP 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0

GRAYSON CHERUBINO

DL | SO | 6-4 | 255 Hampton Bays, N.Y. | Saint Anthony’s Undeclared-Management

2018 (Freshman): Played in all 11 games on the defensive line, starting six in a row from Sept. 22 to Nov. 3 ... became the first member of the class of 2022 to start on the defensive side of the ball at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 ... one of six freshmen to start in 2018 ... led all Bucknell defensive linemen with 35 tackles (17 solo) ... also registered seven tackles for a loss, tied for fourth among Bison, and 2.5 sacks ... at Holy Cross on Sept. 29, registered season-high totals in tackles (6), tackles for a loss (3), sacks (1.5) and pass breakups (1) ... had a strong game at Monmouth on Oct. 13, forcing first career fumble and adding five tackles and one sack ... posted at least 0.5 tackles for a loss in six games, including the first three of the season ... shared Bucknell’s Stuart M. Smith Memorial Award as the most outstanding newcomer with Jared Cooper ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

JOHN CHIAROLANZIO

QB | SR | 6-3 | 215 Florham Park, N.J. | Delbarton School/Kent School (Conn.)

Accounting & Financial Management

2018 (Junior): Appeared in four games, starting Bucknell’s first three at quarterback ... completed 54 of 101 passes for 434 yards ... entered 2018 finale early in the second quarter and threw for a season-high 187 yards on 15 for 31 passing ... completed a season-best 20 passes in the 2018 opener against William & Mary ... attempted a season-high 35 passes against Sacred Heart on Sept. 8 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in nine games, starting seven ... completed 109 of 200 passes for 1,069 yards and five touchdowns ... averaged 118.8 yards per game ... made first start of 2017 against Sacred Heart on Sept. 23 and posted 187 yards on 21 completions ... also ran for a season-long 19 yard gain ... surpassed 200 yards for the first time in his career against Monmouth on Sept. 30, completing 19 passes for 204 yards ... in that game, connected with Jack Horan for a season-long 76-yard gain ... threw two touchdowns for the first time in his career at Cornell on Oct. 14 ... one of those scores was a 64-yard pass to Horan ... threw for at least 150 yards in four of seven starts ... completed a season-best 21 passes against Sacred Heart on Sept. 23 and had a season-high 43 passing attempts at Fordham on Nov. 18 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Saint Anthony’s: Two-year letterwinner in football … NYCHSFL Lineman of the Year … all-league first team … all-metro first team … all-Long Island second team … 2017 and 2016 regular-season league champion … went undefeated in league play in 2016 and lost in tournament championship game in 2017 … recorded 54 tackles, 22 tackles for a loss and 15 sacks during varsity career.

2016 (Freshman): Started year as No. 3 quarterback ... made season debut Oct. 15 vs. Colgate in relief of injured starter Matt Muh ... completed 11 of 19 passes for 139 yards and one touchdown while playing the entire second half ... finished season 37-for-77 for 364 yards and one touchdown ... became first Bison freshman to start at QB since R.J. Nitti in 2013 when he earned start at Georgetown in second-to-last game of season ... appeared in five games overall ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Grayson Michael Cherubino … born September 30, 2000 in New York City … son of Jeff Kennedy and Toni Cherubino … father Jeff played club hockey at Syracuse University … grandfather, John “Bozo” Kennedy, played hockey and lacrosse at New Hampshire and was an All-American lacrosse goalie in 1959 … all-county Jazz ensemble tenor sax player in middle school … featured in KIDZ BOP video of Sean Kingston’s “Fire Burning” … major is undeclared in the College of Management.

Delbarton School/Kent School: Three-year football and two-year baseball letterwinner at Delbarton School … spent a post-graduate year at Kent School in Connecticut … team captain at Delbarton … All-NJAC and all-county at Delbarton … named to All-Founders League Team at Kent … helped Delbarton to four conference championships and two state title game appearances … totaled nearly 3,000 passing yards and 29 touchdowns.

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Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School: Member of football, basketball and track teams … football and track team captain … totaled 108 tackles, six interceptions, two fumble recoveries and 23 pass breakups during junior and senior years … helped football team to three straight state championships.

CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 6 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Tackles for Loss: 3 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Sacks: 1.5 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Pass Breakups: 1 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Forced Fumbles: 1 at Monmouth (10/13/18)

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Personal: John Anthony Chiarolanzio … born June 16, 1997 in Livingston, New Jersey … son of Joanne and Martin ... has three siblings, Patrick, Luke and Cori … Luke played football at Lafayette from 2011 to 2014 ... major is accounting & financial management. CAREER HIGHS Passing Attempts: 43 at Fordham (11/18/17) Pass Completions: 21 vs. Sacred Heart (9/23/17) Passing Yards: 204 vs. Monmouth (9/30/17) Long Pass: 76 vs. Monmouth (9/30/17) Passing TDs: 2 at Cornell (10/14/17) Rushing Attempts: 11 vs. Fordham (11/19/16) Rushing Yards: 20 vs. Fordham (11/19/16) Long Rush: 17 vs. Sacred Heart (9/23/17), vs. Fordham (11/19/16)

RB | SO | 5-7 | 180 West Chester, Pa. | West Chester East Undeclared

CAREER STATISTICS PASSING Year 2016 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 5-1 9-7 4-3 18-11

C-A-I Pct. 37-77-0 .481 109-200-6 .545 54-101-6 .535 200-378-12 .529

Yds. 364 1069 434 1867

TD Lg. 1 42 5 76 0 21 6 76

RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2016 5-1 20 -7 0 -0.3 17 0 0 0 0.0 0 2017 9-7 38 -33 0 -0.9 17 0 0 0 0.0 0 2018 4-3 17 -35 0 -2.1 8 0 0 0 0.0 0 Totals 18-11 75 -75 0 -1.0 17 0 0 0 0.0 0

MIKE COLANTUONO

LS | JR | 6-2 | 235 Warren, N.J. | Immaculata Political Science

2018 (Sophomore): Served as Bucknell’s long snapper, appearing in all 11 games ... made a tackle in four-straight games from Sept. 8 to Sept. 29 ... recovered first career fumble at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve long snapper. Immaculata High School: Three-year football letterwinner … first-team all-conference defensive end and a second-team all-area defensive end … named Special Teams Player of the Year as a sophomore … totaled 62 tackles and 9.5 sacks as a senior … helped team to three state semifinal appearances. Personal: Michael Tyler Colantuono … born July 7, 1998 in Livingston, New Jersey … son of Michael and Sarah Colantuono … has three siblings: Frank, Matthew and Allison ... major is political science. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 1, 4 times (last at Holy Cross, 9/29/18) Fumble Recoveries: 1 at Villanova (9/22/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year GP-GS UT-AT-TT 2017 2018 11-0 3-1-4 Totals 11-0 3-1-4

TFL-Yds. DNP 0-0 0-0

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 0-0 0-0

JARED COOPER

0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

2018 (Freshman): Started nine of 10 appearances at running back ... led the Bison with 525 yards and two touchdowns on 161 carries ... finished second among Bison in receptions (38) and third in receiving yards (287) and touchdown catches (2) ... ran for at least 50 yards in five games ... posted at least 50 receiving yards at Penn (51) in week three and at Monmouth (84) in week seven ... one of six freshmen to start in 2018 ... freshman class leader in starts ... named the Patriot League Rookie of the Week (9/10) after leading the Bison with a season-best 96 rushing yards on 15 carries and 28 receiving yards on two catches against Sacred Heart in first collegiate start ... earned second Patriot League Rookie of the Week (10/1) nod after posting 75 rushing yards and one touchdown on 24 carries in road victory at Holy Cross ... his 36-yard touchdown, the first of his career, gave the Bison their first lead of the game ... also received Honorable Mention National Freshman Player of the Week accolades from STATS (10/1) and the Johnny Turco Memorial Trophy as the Most Outstanding Player of the Crusaders’ Homecoming Day Game on the strength of that performance ... posted a season-high 171 all-purpose yards on 87 rushing yards and 84 receiving yards at Monmouth on Oct. 13 ... also connected with Logan Bitikofer for a season-long 74-yard touchdown and scored a 13-yard rushing touchdown against the Hawks ... caught second career touchdown pass at Lehigh on Nov. 3 ... missed 2018 finale due to injury ... shared Bucknell’s Stuart M. Smith Memorial Award as the most outstanding newcomer with Grayson Cherubino. West Chester East High School: Lettered in football and track & field … in football, served as team captain as a junior and senior … 2017 Mini Max Award recipient … three-time All-Ches-Mont League (2017 and 2016 first team, 2015 second team) … twotime West Chester East Most Valuable Offensive Player (2017 and 2016) … set school record with a 95-yard touchdown run in 2016 … served on the team’s leadership council in 2015 … over course of high-school career, totaled 2,608 yards and 34 touchdowns on 438 carries, 403 yards and two touchdowns on 46 receptions, 768 yards and two touchdowns on 32 returns and 3,779 all-purpose yards … in track & field, three-year qualifier for the indoor Meet of Champions in the 60-meter dash and the 4x200 relay … won the 60-meter dash at the 2017 Chester County Indoor Track & Field Championships … ran the anchor leg for the 4x200 relay team that broke the school record with a time of 22.74 in 2017 … qualified for the 2017 PIAA District 1 AAA Championships in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, 400-meter dash and 4x400 relay … two-year qualifier for the Ches-Mont Outdoor Track & Field Championships in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, 400-meter dash and 4x400 relay … also competed in the 4x100 relay at the 2016 edition … ran the anchor leg for the 4x400 relay team that broke the school record with a time of 49.56 in 2017. Personal: Jared Emerson Cooper … born September 9, 1999 in Stamford, Connecticut … son of Emilio and Elise Cooper … has four siblings: Justin, Jefferson, Jada and Jackson … older brother Justin boxes for Army West Point … member of the National Honor Society … recipient of the 2017 Junior Outstanding Citizen Award from the Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce ... major is undeclared. CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 24 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Rushing Yards: 96 vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18)

CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2018 10-9 161 525 2 3.3 37 38 287 2 7.6 74 Totals 10-9 161 525 2 3.3 37 38 287 2 7.6 74

Vaughn was an all-conference wide receiver during his senior season at Texas State … sister Ashley played basketball at Northwestern, where she became the third player to win two Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year awards and also set the Big Ten steals record … achieved the rank of Eagle Scout … major is undeclared. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 9 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Pass Breakups: 1 at Holy Cross (9/29/18), vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) Interceptions: 1 at Lehigh (11/3/18), vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Interception Return Yards: 41 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Long Interception Return: 41 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Interception Return TDs: 1 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Forced Fumbles: 1 at Penn (9/15/18) Fumble Recoveries: 1 at Penn (9/15/18) CAREER STATISTICS

BRANDON CRKVENAC

DEFENSE Year 2018 Totals

GP-GS 9-3 9-3

UT-AT-TT 18-7-25 18-7-25

TFL-Yds. 0-0 0-0

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 0-0 1 1 2-43 4 0-0 1 1 2-43 4

DL | SO | 6-4 | 230 Hockessin, Del. | Salesianum School Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Did not see game action as a reserve defensive lineman. Salesianum School: Three-year letterwinner in football … All-State Defensive Tackle … All-Catholic Conference Defensive Tackle … selected for the DFRC Blue-Gold All-Star Game … helped Salesianum reach the 2015 state finals and the 2016 state semifinals … finished career with 95 tackles, 26 tackles for a loss, 8.5 sacks and 10 pass deflections. Personal: Brandon Alexander Crkvenac … born February 1, 2000 in Newark, Delaware … son of Todd and Christy Crkvenac … has one sibling, Mason … major is undeclared.

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DYLAN DeMARCO

TE | SO | 6-4 | 225 Princeton, N.J. | Lawrenceville School Undeclared-Management

2018 (Freshman): Appeared in eight games on special teams ... reserve also saw limited action as a blocking tight end ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. The Lawrenceville School: Three-year letterwinner in football and lacrosse … captured all-MAPL first team honors as a junior and second team accolades as a sophomore … recorded 300 yards and four touchdowns on 30 receptions as a junior … in 2017, earned Lawrenceville’s Sally and Sam Slaymaker Award, which is awarded to the football player who has shown the greatest degree of character development over the course of his high-school career. Personal: Dylan James DeMarco … born July 7, 1999 in Mount Holly, New Jersey … son of Jim and Susan DeMarco … has three siblings: Nolan, Jameson and Meggie … Nolan played tight end at Colgate while Jameson is a defensive end at Williams College … major is undeclared in the College of Management.

Flower Mound, Texas | Flower Mound/Jireh Prep (N.C.) Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Played in nine games, starting three at cornerback ... one of six freshmen to start in 2018 ... posted 25 tackles (18 solo), two interceptions and two pass breakups ... at Penn on Sept. 15, forced and recovered a fumble during a punt return ... made first career start at Holy Cross on Sept. 29 and registered season-high nine tackles ... intercepted first career pass and returned it 41 yards for a touchdown against Lafayette on Oct. 20 ... then picked off a pass in Bucknell’s next game at Lehigh on Nov. 3 ... shared Bucknell’s Sledge Hammer Award with Rick Mottram ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

MICAH DENNIS

CB | SO | 5-9 | 180

Flower Mound High School: Lettered in football and track & field … Academic All-State … two-time all-league … in 2016-17, posted 60 tackles (30 solo), three tackles for a loss and nine pass breakups … in 2015-16, recorded 48 tackles (25 solo), three tackles for a loss, two interceptions, including a 30-yard pick 6, eight pass breakups and a 45-yard punt return touchdown.

2018 (Freshman): Saw action on special teams in eight games ... reserve cornerback ... made four tackles, two of which came at Holy Cross on Sept. 29.

Personal: Vaughn Sterling Deary … born December 8, 1998 in Flower Mound, Texas … son of Vaughn and Kim Deary … has two older sisters: Vanessa and Ashley … father

Independence High School: Three-year letterwinner in football and four-year letterwinner in track & field … two-time all-district selection in football … member of team’s

Frisco, Texas | Independence Biophysics

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Long Rush: 37 vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18) Rushing TDs: 1 at Monmouth (10/13/18), at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Receptions: 7 at Penn (9/15/18) Receiving Yards: 84 at Monmouth (10/13/18) Long Reception: 74 at Monmouth (10/13/18) Receiving TDs: 1 at Lehigh (11/3/18), at Monmouth (10/13/18) All-Purpose Yards: 171 at Monmouth (10/13/18)

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defensive leadership council … finished high-school career with 24 total touchdowns, five kick return touchdowns, eight interceptions, 64 pass breakups and 48 tackles … caught first ever interception at the Dallas Cowboys’ practice facility, The Star in Frisco, during Independence’s game against Reedy in 2016. Personal: Micah Dennis … born December 9, 1999 in Dallas, Texas … son of Christopher Dennis and Sabrina and André Bryant … has two sisters: Marianna Dennis and Zoe Bryant … uncle Patrick Dennis played collegiate football for Louisiana Monroe and went on to play in the NFL for the Washington Redskins, Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans … father Christopher played football at Grambling University … stepfather André was a member of the football and track & field teams at Sterling College … major is biophysics.

CAREER STATISTICS PASSING Year GP-GS C-A-I Pct. Yds. TD Lg. 2018 4-3 44-89-2 .494 386 3 33 Totals 4-3 44-89-2 .494 386 3 33 RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2018 4-3 32 -9 0 -0.3 13 0 0 0 0.0 0 Totals 4-3 32 -9 0 -0.3 13 0 0 0 0.0 0

CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 2 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2018 Totals

GP-GS 8-0 8-0

UT-AT-TT 2-2-4 2-2-4

TFL-Yds. 0-0 0-0

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0

TARRIN EARLE

QB | SO | 6-3 | 195 Montclair, N.J. | Montclair Undeclared-Management

2018 (Freshman): Played in final four games, starting final three at quarterback in place of injured Logan Bitikofer ... one of six freshmen to start in 2018 ... completed 44 of 89 passes for 386 yards and three touchdowns ... in first career start at Lehigh on Nov. 3, completed 17 of 40 passes for a season-high 174 yards and two touchdowns ... also ran for season-best 35 yards on the ground ... matched season-high with 17 completions at Georgetown on Nov. 10 ... threw for a touchdown against Fordham in the 2018 finale ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Montclair High School: Three-year football letterwinner … graduated with Montclair records in career passing yards (6,239), career passing touchdowns (61), career completions (369), single-season passing yards (2,587), single-season passing touchdowns (29) and single-season completions (146) … also ran for 10 touchdowns … posted a 24-10 record as a starter … two-time team captain … three-time all-conference first team … two-time all-Essex County first team … 2017 North 1 Group 5 State champion with a perfect 12-0 record … three-time conference champion … two-time state semifinalist … also four-year letterwinner in basketball and a team captain. Personal: Tarrin James Earle … born October 9, 1999 in Greenville, South Carolina … son of James and Susan Earle … has three older sisters: Ashley, Brittney and Chelsea … father James played linebacker at Clemson University and for the Pittsburgh Steelers … he is currently the principal of Montclair High School … uncle Dan Wirnsberger wrestled for Michigan State and is the current head coach of the Bucknell wrestling team … lived in four different towns growing up … major is undeclared in the College of Management. CAREER HIGHS Passing Attempts: 40 at Lehigh (11/3/18) Pass Completions: 17 at Georgetown (11/10/18), at Lehigh (11/3/18) Passing Yards: 174 at Lehigh (11/3/18) Long Pass: 33 at Lehigh (11/3/18) Passing TDs: 2 at Lehigh (11/3/18) Rushing Attempts: 14 at Georgetown (11/10/18) Rushing Yards: 35 at. Lehigh (11/3/18) Long Rush: 13 vs. Fordham (11/17/18)

JUSTIN FALCONE

OL | SR | 6-4 | 260 Haddonfield, N.J. | Haddonfield Memorial Biology

2018 (Junior): Missed season due to injury. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in five-straight games on the offensive line from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21 ... made first career appearance on the line at William & Mary. 2016 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a backup offensive lineman. Haddonfield Memorial High School: Two-year football letterwinner … second-team all-conference selection … helped team to 2013 and 2014 state titles … team finished 9-2 in 2015. Personal: Justin Anthony Falcone … born July 1, 1997 in Abington, New Jersey … son of Anthony and Diane ... has one brother, Steven … father played soccer at Philadelphia University ... major is biology.

JOE FEX

RB/WR | JR | 5-9 | 180 Coppell, Texas | Coppell Psychology

2018 (Sophomore): Transitioned to running back from safety ... played in 10 games, earning first career start in 2018 finale against Fordham ... ran for 77 yards on 34 carries and added 31 yards on seven catches ... against the Rams, ran for first career touchdown and posted season-high totals in rushing attempts (22) and rushing yards (56) ... registered season-best 11 receiving yards at Holy Cross on Sept. 29.

2017 (Freshman): Appeared in three games on special teams ... reserve safety.

Personal: Joseph Steven Fex … born August 27, 1998 in Houston, Texas … son of Steven and Colleen Fex … has three younger siblings: Jake, Jimmy and Katie … father, Steven, played football at Oregon, Western Oregon and with the Edmonton Eskimos in the Canadian Football League … mother, Colleen, played college basketball at Western Oregon … uncle, Jimmy Mortensen, was a professional cyclist … grandfather, Joe, was an Olympic hurdler ... major is psychology. CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 22 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Rushing Yards: 56 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Long Rush: 19 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Rushing TDs: 1 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Receptions: 2 at Penn (9/15/18), vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18) Receiving Yards: 11 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Long Reception: 11 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) All-Purpose Yards: 59 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Tackles: 2 at Holy Cross (9/29/18), vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18) CAREER STATISTICS

Personal: Blake Robert Fletcher … born January 10, 1998 in Beaverton, Oregon … son of Rachel Taylor and Hugh Fletcher ... has three siblings, Jacob, Gabriella and Chase … father played football at Southern Illinois University … stepdad, Joe Taylor, played football at the University of Oregon ... major is religion. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 6 vs. Marist (9/2/17) Tackles for Loss: 2 vs. Marist (9/2/17) Sacks: 1 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18), vs. Marist (9/2/17) Fumble Recoveries: 1 vs. Marist (9/2/17) Pass Breakups: 1 vs. Sacred Heart (9/23/17) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2016 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 11-0 5-5 3-0 19-5

UT-AT-TT 2-2-4 13-9-22 1-2-3 16-13-29

TFL-Yds. 0-0 2.5-6 1-5 3.5-11

Sacks-Yds. 0-0 1.5-5 1-5 2.5-10

FF 0 0 0 0

FR Int. PD 0 0 0 1-0 0 1 0 0 0 1-0 0 1

RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2017 3-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 2018 10-1 34 77 1 2.3 19 7 31 0 4.4 11 Totals 13-1 34 77 1 2.3 19 7 31 0 4.4 11

34 30

BLAKE FLETCHER

DL | SR | 6-1 | 235 West Linn, Ore. | West Linn Religion

2018 (Junior): Appeared at defensive end in first three games before losing the season to injury ... totaled three tackles, one tackle for a loss and one sack. 2017 (Sophomore): Started first five games at defensive end before losing the season to injury ... finished with 22 tackles (13 solo), 2.5 tackles for a loss, 1.5 sacks and one fumble recovery ... at the time of his injury, was the team leader in sacks, tied for third in tackles for a loss and fifth in tackles (first among linemen) ... in the 2017 opener against Marist on Sept. 2, recovered a fumble in the end zone for Bucknell’s third touchdown ... also posted a season-high six tackles in that game ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Appeared in all 11 games, playing both on defensive line and special teams ... totaled four tackles.

JON FOX

LB | SR | 6-0 | 210 Wyomissing, Pa. | Wilson Political Science

2018 (Junior): Transitioned to linebacker from safety ... limited to five games due to injury ... finished with 15 tackles (six solo) and three tackles for a loss ... made season-best eight tackles in 2018 opener against William & Mary ... posted season-high 1.5 tackles for a loss at Georgetown on Nov. 10. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in four games, starting three at safety ... also snapped for the Bison ... was injured in week four and missed the rest of the season ... totaled 17 tackles (eight solo), 1.5 tackles for a loss and his first career interception on Sept. 9 against Holy Cross ... made season-high eight tackles at William & Mary on Sept. 16 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Appeared in eight games on special teams and safety ... made first career start Oct. 15 vs. Colgate and posted season-high five tackles ... also had 0.5 TFL in that contest ... three multi-tackle games ... finished season with 10 stops overall ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Wilson High School: Four-year football letterwinner … helped team to four undefeated league titles … squad won district championship his junior year … team was 48-6 in his

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New Philadelphia High School: Four-year track and three-year football letterwinner … two-time lacrosse letterwinner … recorded more than 3,000 career rushing yards … twoyear team captain … three-time all-district selection … Newcomer of the Year in district … team was the Central Texas runner-up.

West Linn High School: Three-year football letterwinner … also earned two lacrosse letters … two-time All-Three Rivers League First Team selection … named to the All-Oregonian Second Team as a senior … named football team’s Defensive MVP … totaled 70 tackles, 17 tackles for loss and 10 sacks … made lacrosse Honorable Mention All-Oregonian Team as a junior … helped football team to quarterfinals (2014) and runner-up (2015) showing in 6A state playoffs … lacrosse team was 2014 and 2015 6A state champion.

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four years … team captain … team Defensive MVP as a junior and senior … First Team AAAA All-State Defensive Back … First Team Eastern PA Football Defensive Back … two-time league Defensive Back of the Year … two-time First-Team All-League … twotime First Team All-County … Berks County Defensive Back of the Year as a junior … All-Academic Team member all four years … totaled 190 tackles and 11 interceptions in three years as a starter. Personal: Jonathan Robert Fox … born August 21, 1997 in West Reading, Pennsylvania … son of Karen and Bill Fox ... has three younger siblings, Lauren, Joey and Lindsey ... major is political science. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 8 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18), at William & Mary (9/16/17) Tackles for Loss: 1.5 at Georgetown (11/10/18) Interceptions: 1 vs. Holy Cross (9/9/17) Interception Return Yards: 6 vs. Holy Cross (9/9/17) Long Interception Return: 6 vs. Holy Cross (9/9/17)

Middletown North High School: Four-year football and wrestling letterwinner … also lettered in track three times … two-time All-Shore selection for football … football team captain … named all-division for football … selected to New Jersey Super 100 Team … rushed for 2,822 yards in career … caught 35 passes for 447 yards … scored 37 touchdowns for 224 points to set school record in both categories … wrestling district and region runner-up as a sophomore … followed that with district and region championships as a junior … Second Team All-Shore wrestler as a junior … helped wrestling team to division title.

CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2016 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 8-1 4-3 5-0 17-4

UT-AT-TT 4-6-10 8-9-17 6-9-15 18-24-42

TFL-Yds. 0.5-1 1.5-3 3-7 5-11

Sacks-Yds. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

... named PL Rookie of the Week Nov. 14 after rushing for 47 yards and a touchdown in win at Georgetown ... earned Stuart M. Smith Award as the top newcomer at team’s postseason awards banquet ... appeared in all 11 games, earning first career start in season finale vs. Fordham ... second on team in rushing attempts (151) and rushing yards (604) ... tied Joey DeFloria for team lead with 10 rushing touchdowns ... second on team with 60 points scored ... had six receptions for 36 yards ... third on team with 640 all-purpose yards ... had a season-high 161 rushing yards on 33 carries vs. VMI ... one of seven 100-yard rushing performances for Bison running backs on the season ... finished season with at least one touchdown in five consecutive games ... four multi-TD games (at Holy Cross, vs. Lafayette, at Charleston Southern, vs. Fordham) ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

FF FR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Int. PD 0 0 1-6 1 0 0 1-6 1

Personal: Chad Michael Freshnock … born September 19, 1997 in Red Bank, New Jersey … son of Darlene and Ken Freshnock ... has two sisters, Danielle and Devon, both former members of the field hockey team at Rutgers University ... major is political science. CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 33 vs. VMI (9/24/16) Rushing Yards: 174 vs. Lehigh (11/4/17) Long Rush: 85 vs. Lehigh (11/4/17) Rushing TDs: 3 vs. Lehigh (11/4/17) Receptions: 4 vs. Sacred Heart (9/23/17) Receiving Yards: 27 vs. Sacred Heart (9/23/17) Long Reception: 13 vs. Sacred Heart (9/23/17) All-Purpose Yards: 184 vs. Lehigh (11/4/17) CAREER STATISTICS

CHAD FRESHNOCK

RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2016 11-1 151 604 10 4.0 42 6 36 0 6.0 10 2017 11-4 137 525 6 3.8 85 13 58 0 4.5 13 2018 DNP Totals 22-5 288 1129 16 3.9 85 19 94 0 4.9 13

RB | SR | 6-0 | 220 Middletown, N.J. | Middletown North Political Science

2018 (Junior): Was expected to be Bucknell’s featured running back but lost season to injury ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 games, starting four ... team leader in rushing yards (525) and all-purpose yards (583) ... also second on the team in points (36) on the strength of team-best six touchdowns ... ran for season-high 174 yards and three touchdowns against Lehigh on Nov. 4 ... averaged 10.9 yards per carry in that game, only losing a single yard of ground ... became the first Bison since 2014 to rush for at least three touchdowns and the first since 2012 to have a run of at least 60 yards ... his 85-yard touchdown in that contest was the fifth-longest from the line of scrimmage in school history (the four ahead of it on the list occurred in 1938, 1946, 1952 and 1979) ... also ran for at least 50 yards in two other games ... added 58 receiving yards on 13 catches ... captured Bucknell’s Big Blue Award as the most outstanding back or receiver ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Three-time Patriot League Rookie of the Week ... named Patriot League Rookie of the Week (Sept. 5) after rushing for 51 yards on 12 carries in season-opening game at Marist ... added a second Patriot League Rookie of the Week honor Oct. 24 after rushing 18 times for 76 yards and two touchdowns in win vs. Lafayette

LUKE HAMPER

LB | SO | 6-3 | 220 West Linn, Ore. | West Linn Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Played on special teams in final three games ... reserve defensive end also saw limited action on the line ... made two tackles at Lehigh on Nov. 3 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. West Linn High School: Two-year letterwinner in football … captured all-state accolades and was named West Linn’s Defensive MVP as a senior … recorded 95 tackles (65 solo) that season to help the Lions lead Oregon in scoring defense … West Linn went 21-4 during his junior and senior seasons, each year winning a conference title and advancing to the state quarterfinals … two-time all-conference selection … also lettered twice in basketball. Personal: Luke Hamper … born May 10, 1999 in Portland, Oregon … son of Kris and

CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 2 at Lehigh (11/3/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2018 Totals

GP-GS 3-0 3-0

UT-AT-TT 2-0-2 2-0-2

TFL-Yds. 0-0 0-0

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0

BLAIS HERMAN

DL | SR | 6-0 | 300 Braselton, Ga. | Mill Creek Computer Science

WR | JR | 6-1 | 185 Austin, Texas | St. Andrew’s Episcopal/Loomis Chaffee (Conn.)

Political Science

2018 (Sophomore): Appeared in eight games on special teams and at wide receiver ... had four catches for 26 yards ... made two catches for nine yards at Penn on Sept. 15 ... had season-high 16 receiving yards on one reception in the season finale against Fordham. 2017 (Freshman): Reserve wide receiver missed majority of season to injury ... lone game action came in season opener against Marist on Sept. 2 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. St. Andrew’s Episcopal School/Loomis Chaffee School: Attended St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Austin, Texas for four years … spent a post-grad year at the Loomis Chaffee School in Connecticut … five-year football and baseball letterwinner … two-year basketball letterwinner … graduated as St. Andrew’s all-time leader in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns … team captain as a junior and senior …captain of baseball team as a senior …varsity starter in football and baseball since freshman year … junior and senior year lead central Texas in receiving yards and touchdowns for Class 4A and below … first-team all-conference center fielder in baseball as a senior …second-team all-league selection during year at Loomis Chaffee … led the NEPSAC in yards (856) and receptions (68). Personal: Blais Alan Herman … born October 17, 1997 in Austin, Texas … son of Lynn Blais and Guy Herman … has four older siblings: Russell, Margaret, Julia and Avery … mother, Lynn, was an All-New England field hockey goalie and also played basketball at Wellesley ... major is political science. CAREER HIGHS Receptions: 2 at Penn (9/15/18) Receiving Yards: 16 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Long Reception: 16 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2017 1-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 2018 8-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 4 26 0 6.5 16 Totals 9-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 4 26 0 6.5 16

JOHN HUNT

2018 (Junior): Appeared in first four games on the defensive line and special teams before losing the season to injury ... made tackles against Sacred Heart and at Penn in back-to-back weeks. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in 10 games on the defensive line and special teams ... recovered a fumble at Cornell on Oct. 14 ... forced a fumble at Fordham on Nov. 18 ... grabbed a bad punt snap and ran 13 yards for a first down against Holy Cross on Sept. 9. 2016 (Freshman): Appeared in two games on the defensive line and totaled two tackles ... saw action against Lehigh and Georgetown ... named Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year at team’s postseason awards banquet. Mill Creek High School: Member of football team … team captain … team was regional champion in 2014 and 2015 … team allowed just 150 rushing yards in all of 2015. Personal: John Wesley Hunt V … born November 14, 1997 in Atlanta, Georgia … son of Takako and John ... has one older sister ... major is computer science. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 1, 5 times (last at Penn, 9/15/18) Forced Fumbles: 1 at Fordham (11/18/17) Fumble Recoveries: 1 at Cornell (10/14/17) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2016 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 2-0 10-0 4-0 16-0

UT-AT-TT 1-1-2 1-0-1 0-2-2 2-3-5

TFL-Yds. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Sacks-Yds. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

FF 0 1 0 1

MICHAEL KILLIRI

OL | SO | 6-4 | 270 Allentown, Pa. | Salisbury Chemical Engineering

FR Int. PD 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0

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Tami Hamper … has five siblings: Kyle, Taylor, Mark, Jake and Taran … older brother Kyle is a linebacker at the University of New Hampshire … shares a hometown with Sam Chitty and Blake Fletcher, members of the Bucknell football team’s class of 2020 … major is undeclared.

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2018 (Freshman): Played in four games on the offensive line ... earned first career start in season finale against Fordham ... one of six freshmen to start in 2018 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Renn Ean Lints … born February 23, 2000 in Stamford, Connecticut … son of Craig and Bri Lints … has a younger brother, Kaden … honor-roll student at the King School … major is undeclared.

Salisbury High School: Lettered in football … served as team captain as a senior … 2017 Mini Max Award recipient … all-league second team defensive end … all-league honorable mention offensive tackle … all-area honorable mention defensive end and offensive tackle. Personal: Michael David Killiri … born March 13, 2000 in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania … son of David and Irene Killiri … has one younger brother, Kyle … second cousin Ernest Kun played football at Iowa State … second cousin Steve Kun played football at Wichita State … major is chemical engineering.

SIMON KRIZAK

OL | JR | 6-4 | 305 Stuttgart, Germany | Eschbach-Gymnasium/Hill School (Pa.)

International Relations

ERIK LUKNER

OL | SR | 6-1 | 285 Sedro Woolley, Wash. | Sedro Woolley Anthropology

2018 (Sophomore): Played in nine games on the offensive line ... started final eight games ... started seven times at right tackle and once, in the season finale against Fordham, at left tackle ... started first career game at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22.

2018 (Junior): Played in eight games, starting seven at left guard ... started Bucknell’s first six games in a row ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

2017 (Freshman): Did not see game action as a reserve offensive lineman ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

2017 (Sophomore): Started Bucknell’s first three games at left guard ... one of three offensive lineman who started his first career game in the 2017 opener against Marist on Sept. 2 ... missed remainder of the season due to injury.

Eschbach-Gymnasium/The Hill School: Played football during post-graduate year at The Hill School ... second-team all-league selection … graduated from Germany’s Eschbach-Gymnasium in 2015.

2016 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve offensive lineman ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Simon Krizak … born September 8, 1997 in Stuttgart, Germany … son of Markus and Magdalena Krizak … has one brother, Dominik … came to the United States from Germany for the 2015-16 school year ... major is international relations.

RENN LINTS

Sedro Woolley High School: Member of football and wrestling teams … two-time firstteam all-county and all-conference football player … earned all-state nominations from the Seattle Times, Tacoma News Tribune and Washington Associated Press … named to Seattle Times Chips List … ranked as one of the top prospects in Washington … helped team to state title in 2014 and third-place finish in state in 2015 … finished seventh in state in wrestling as a junior … was third in regionals and first in district for wrestling … Washington State Wrestling Coaches Association 2015 Academic State Champion … played hockey from age five until ninth grade … started playing football in ninth grade. Personal: Erik Alexander Lukner … born December 18, 1997 in Corpus Christi, Texas … son of Sonja and Hans Lukner … has two younger siblings, Sven and Karina ... major is anthropology.

WR | SO | 6-3 | 190 Norwalk, Conn. | King School Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Played on special teams against Sacred Heart on Sept. 8 ... reserve quarterback ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. King School: Four-year letterwinner in football, basketball and baseball … captained all three teams as a junior and senior … in football, was a three-time all-league selection and Offensive Player of the Year … two-time All-New England pick … led King School to the 2014 FAA title and 2016 and 2017 New England Class C crowns … owns school records in career passing yards (5,410), career passing touchdowns (49) and career wins as a starter (29) … also proved to be a threat to run the ball, totaling 1,745 career rushing yards and 23 touchdowns … in baseball, was a two-time all-league pick and helped King School finish as the 2017 New England Class C runner-up … in basketball, earned two Coaches Awards and one Most Improved Player nod.

DOMINIC LYLES

WR | SO | 6-2 | 195 Washington, D.C. | DeMatha Catholic Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Appeared in nine games on special teams and at wide receiver ... had seven catches for 62 yards ... 47 yards came on four receptions in Bucknell’s final three contests ... made two catches at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 and against Fordham

DeMatha Catholic High School: Three-year football letterwinner … 2017 and 2016 all-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference … helped team win WCAC championship as a sophomore and as a junior … 2015 DeMatha Catholic team finished 11-1 and was ranked No. 11 in the final USA Today High School rankings … 2016 squad went 12-0 and was fourth in the final USA Today High School poll … also played freshman basketball and was selected as the team’s Unsung Hero.

JOHN McGUIRE

WR/LS | JR | 6-1 | 200 Franklin Lakes, N.J. | Don Bosco Prep Economics

Personal: Dominic Cristian Lyles … born December 6, 1999 in Washington, D.C. … son of Victor and Simone Lyles … has one brother, Chaz, who is a wide receiver at Stevenson University … father Victor played football at Morgan State … member of the National Honor Society … made Dean’s List every semester at DeMatha Catholic … DeMatha Catholic Gentleman’s Award winner … nominee for the Thomas Eastman Award, which recognizes a student who embodies the traits of scholarship, character and commitment to DeMatha Catholic … major is undeclared. CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 1 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Rushing Yards: 3 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Long Rush: 3 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Receptions: 2 vs. Fordham (11/17/18), at Villanova (9/22/18) Receiving Yards: 16 at Villanova (9/22/18) Long Reception: 13 at Georgetown (11/10/18)

2018 (Sophomore): Played in four games at wide receiver and on special teams ... battled injuries throughout season ... earned first career start in place of injured Justin Bethea at Penn on Sept. 15 ... returned one kickoff for six yards against Sacred Heart ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): Appeared in two games on special teams ... reserve wide receiver ... named Bucknell’s Special Teams Scout Team Player of the Year ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Don Bosco Prepatory High School: Three-year letterwinner in football … helped lead his team to a state championship and No. 1 ranking in New Jersey in 2015 … recorded 138 receiving yards as a senior. Personal: John McGuire … born July 27, 1998 in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey … son of Mark McGuire … has three older siblings, Erika, Angelina and Mark … Angelina played softball at Fairfield … Mark is on the football team at Elon ... major is economics.

CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2018 9-0 1 3 0 3.0 3 7 62 0 8.9 13 Totals 9-0 1 3 0 3.0 3 7 62 0 8.9 13

ROGER MELLADO

DL | JR | 6-1 | 235

COLE McCABE

LB | SO | 5-11 | 205 Norristown, Pa. | Malvern Prep Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Lone game action came in season opener against William & Mary ... reserve linebacker. Malvern Preparatory School: Three-year letterwinner in football … two-time all-area … two-time all-Inter-Ac … 2017 and 2016 Inter-Ac champion … team went undefeated in league play en route to its 2016 title … also a two-year letterwinner in basketball.

Lorton, Va. | Gonzaga College HS (D.C.) Political Science/Economics

2018 (Sophomore): Started all 11 games at defensive end ... one of seven Bison to start every contest ... finished second among Bucknell defensive linemen with 33 tackles (11 solo) ... tied for first among all Bison with two fumble recoveries ... tied for second on the team with 3.5 sacks ... also recorded 5.5 tackles for a loss ... made a season-best seven tackles in backto-back games at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 and at Holy Cross on Sept. 29 ... recovered first career fumble against the Crusaders, which came just outside the red zone and set up Bucknell’s game-deciding touchdown ... also recovered a fumble at Monmouth on Oct. 13 ... notched a season-best 1.5 sacks against No. 20/21 Colgate ... also totaled five tackles against the Raiders ... had a sack in final two tilts of the campaign ... captured Bucknell’s George Rieu Award as the outstanding defensive lineman ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Cole Nicholas McCabe … born March 7, 1999 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania … son of Sean and Nikki McCabe … has one younger sister: Shaunna … grandfather, John Pergine, was an All-American linebacker at Notre Dame and played in the NFL for the Los Angeles Rams and Washington Redskins … Pergine was a member of the 1966 Fighting Irish national championship team and was inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in 2004 … former Malvern Prep teammate, Ryan Betz, is also a member of 2017 (Freshman): Played in all 11 games, starting final six at defensive end ... recorded 16 tackles (seven solo), three tackles for a loss and one sack ... recorded season-high Bucknell’s class of 2022 … major is undeclared. totals in tackles (6), tackles for a loss (2) and sacks (1) in first career start at Cornell on Oct. 14 ... made four tackles at Colgate on Oct. 28.

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in the season finale ... had 22 yards against the Rams and 16 against the Wildcats, highest two figures of the campaign ... honored as Bucknell’s Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

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Gonzaga College High School: Three-year football letterwinner … First Team All-WCAC and All-DCSAA defensive lineman … USA Today Second Team All-Defensive Lineman … helped team to back-to-back DCSAA titles … team posted an 8-3 record his senior year … was also a two-year rugby letterwinner and a member of the wrestling team. Personal: Roger Ballantine Mellado … born January 21, 1999 in Washington, D.C. … son of Andrea Mellado ... majors are political science and economics. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 7 at Holy Cross (9/29/18), at Villanova (9/22/18) Tackle for Loss: 2 at Cornell (10/14/17) Sacks: 1.5 vs. Colgate (10/6/18) Fumble Recoveries: 1 at Monmouth (10/13/18), at Holy Cross (9/29/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 11-6 11-11 22-17

UT-AT-TT 7-9-16 11-22-33 18-31-49

TFL-Yds. 3-10 5.5-30 8.5-40

Sacks-Yds. 1-4 3.5-26 4.5-30

FF FR 0 0 0 2 0 2

Int. PD 0 0 0 0 0 0

downs … helped team to two conference championships … 100-meter dash non-public school state champion … 100-meter dash sectional champion and record holder … second place in 200 in state … Winslow Elite Track Club 400 regional champion. Personal: Stefone Alexzander Moore-Green … born November 4, 1997 in Sicklerville, New Jersey … son of Stephanie Moore and Rahshaan Green … has three younger siblings: Jalen Green, Kieran Queflownder and Alexa Ryan Green ... majors are education and political science. CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 3 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Rushing Yards: 5 vs. Fordham (11/17/18), at Holy Cross (10/8/16) Long Rush: 5 at Holy Cross (10/8/16) Receptions: 5 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Receiving Yards: 43 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Long Reception: 17 at Villanova (9/22/18) Kickoff Returns: 4 vs. Lehigh (11/4/17), vs. VMI (9/24/16) Kickoff Return Yards: 92 at William & Mary (9/16/17) Long Kickoff Return: 66 vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18) Punt Returns: 3 vs. Georgetown (11/11/17) Punt Return Yards: 4 vs. Georgetown (11/11/17) Long Punt Return: 5 vs. Georgetown (11/11/17) All-Purpose Yards: 92 at William & Mary (9/16/17) CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2016 2-1 1 5 0 5.0 5 0 0 0 0.0 0 2017 10-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 2018 10-2 7 3 0 0.4 4 12 76 0 6.3 17 Totals 22-3 8 8 0 1.0 5 12 76 0 6.3 17 PUNT RETURNS Year GP-GS No. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. 2016 2-1 0 0 0.0 0 0 2017 10-0 4 3 0.8 0 5 2018 10-2 0 0 0.0 0 0 Totals 22-3 4 3 0.8 0 5

STEFONE MOORE-GREEN

WR | SR | 5-8 | 155

KICKOFF RETURNS Year GP-GS 2016 2-1 2017 10-0 2018 10-2 Totals 22-3

No. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. APY 5 99 19.8 0 38 104 19 388 20.4 0 47 391 7 164 23.4 0 66 243 31 651 21.0 0 66 738

Sicklerville, N.J. | Paul VI Education/Political Science

2018 (Junior): Appeared in 10 games with two starts as a hybrid slot receiver/running back ... made 12 catches for 76 yards ... caught season-high five passes for 43 yards in finale against Fordham ... posted 29 yards on three receptions at No. 14/15 Villanova in week four ... recorded 164 yards on seven kickoff returns, all of which came in a fivegame stretch between Sept. 8 and Oct. 6 ... broke free for a team season-long kickoff return of 66 yards against Sacred Heart on Sept. 8 ... returned season-high three kickoff returns for 52 yards the next game at Penn ... totaled three rushing yards on seven carries ... finished campaign with 243 all-purpose yards.

RICK MOTTRAM

LB | JR | 6-1 | 230 Cream Ridge, N.J. | Allentown

2017 (Sophomore): Played in 10 games, primarily handling Bucknell’s kickoff returns ... Mechanical Engineering led the team with 388 yards on 19 kickoff returns ... also returned four punts for three yards ... placed fourth on the team with 391 all-purpose yards ... ran for season-high 92 yards on 2018 (Sophomore): Recognized on the CoSIDA Academic All-District 2 Team ... Acathree kick returns at William & Mary on Sept. 16 ... also had a season-long 47-yard return demic All-Patriot League honoree ... played in 10 games, starting three of the final four as during that game ... moved to running back from wide receiver but did not have any carries. a hybrid linebacker/defensive lineman ... started season as a valuable member of special teams before taking on an expanded role at linebacker in the final five games with 2016 (Freshman): Appeared in games against VMI and at Holy Cross ... made start Simeon Page out due to injury ... took second among Bison with 10 tackles for a loss, 9.5 at wide receiver against Holy Cross ... ran once for five yards against the Crusaders ... of which came in the final four contests ... finished sixth on the team with 45 tackles (29 totaled five kickoff returns for 99 yards with a long of 38 ... suffered injury against Holy solo), 43 of which came in the final six tilts ... also was tied for first among Bison with two Cross that ended season ... named Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year at team’s fumble recoveries ... had a breakout game in the finale against Fordham, notching team postseason awards banquet. season-high totals in tackles (14), tackles for a loss (3.5) and sacks (2) ... also recovered a fumble against the Rams that set up Bucknell’s second touchdown ... in first career Paul VI High School: Three-year football letterwinner at Paul VI High School … a fourstart against Lafayette on Oct. 20, registered eight tackles (seven solo) and three tackles year member of track and field team … football team captain … all-conference selection for a loss ... forced and recovered first career fumble on the same play at Georgetown on in football … second in state in return yardage as a senior … scored 30 career touchNov. 10 ... shared Bucknell’s Sledge Hammer Award with Sterling Deary ... member of

2017 (Freshman): Played in three games on special teams ... reserve linebacker ... represented Bucknell at the NFF Chapter Awards Banquet in New York City on Dec. 5 as one of five NFF Chapter Scholar-Athletes ... shared Bucknell’s Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year award with Joe Schiano ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 1 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Tackles for Loss: 0.5 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) CAREER STATISTICS

Allentown High School: Was chosen as one of five NFF Chapter Scholar-Athletes by the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame ... emerged as the East Region’s Scholar-Athlete award recipient from a field of 35 finalists ... four-year football letterwinner … two-year team captain … three-time West Jersey Football League All-Colonial Division First Team … three-time Trenton Times All-Area Football Team … two-time All-Group 4 First Team … first-team all-state selection … two-time Trenton Times Defensive Player of the Year … twice named the Trenton Times Athlete of the Week … graduated with the school record in career tackles (435) … 22 career touchdowns and three interceptions … helped team to 2016 Central Jersey Group IV state title and three West Jersey Football League conference titles … team was 10-2 his senior year and totaled 30 victories during his career … also a member of the school’s track & field team in 2014.

DEFENSE Year 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 2-0 7-0 9-0

UT-AT-TT 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-1-1

TFL-Yds. 0-0 0.5-1 0.5-1

Sacks-Yds. 0-0 0-0 0-0

FF FR 0 0 0 0 0 0

Int. PD 0 0 0 0 0 0

Personal: Richard Lewis Mottram … born October 26, 1998 in Cream Ridge, New Jersey … son of Dan and Christine … has three siblings: Sarah, Jack and Michael ... major is mechanical engineering. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 14 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Tackles for Loss: 3.5 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Sacks: 2 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Forced Fumbles: 1 at Georgetown (11/10/18) Fumble Recoveries: 1 vs. Fordham (11/17/18), at Georgetown (11/10/18) Pass Breakups: 1 vs. Fordham (11/17/18), at Lehigh (11/3/18)

DL | SR | 6-3 | 245 Little Silver, N.J. | Red Bank Regional Environmental Studies

CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 3-0 10-3 13-3

UT-AT-TT 0-0-0 29-16-45 29-16-45

TFL-Yds. 0-0 10-39 10-39

Sacks-Yds. 0-0 2-13 2-13

FF FR Int. PD 0 0 0 0 1 2-0 0 2 1 2-0 0 2

SEAN NAIMAN

2018 (Junior): Appeared in six games, starting two at defensive end ... made first collegiate start against William & Mary in season opener ... totaled four tackles, two of which came at Penn on Sept. 15 ... posted first career tackle for a loss against Sacred Heart on Sept. 8 ... missed time due to injury. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in two contests, making a tackle in each ... first career game was against Monmouth on Sept. 30 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve defensive end.

CLAY MYERS

DL | JR | 6-1 | 265 Pittsburgh, Pa. | Central Catholic Environmental Studies

2018 (Sophomore): Played in seven games on the defensive line and special teams ... posted one tackle and 0.5 tackles for a loss against Lafayette on Oct. 20 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): Appeared in two games ... reserve defensive lineman. Pittsburgh Central Catholic High School: Three-year football letterwinner … second-team all-conference honor roll as a senior … registered 13 tackles for a loss ... also was the team’s starting tight end … helped team capture three section championships … team also won two WPIAL titles and one PIAA crown.

Red Bank Regional High School: Three-year football letterwinner … two-year football team captain … first-team all-state, All-Shore conference and all-division … named to All-Shore Sports Zone Team … All-Metro Honorable Mention … totaled 42 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, nine sacks and six pass deflections as a senior … helped team to 11-1 record and a division championship as a senior. Personal: Sean Timothy Naiman … born January 7, 1998 in Long Branch, New Jersey … son of Linda and John … has an older brother, Dan, and an older sister, Nicole ... major is environmental studies. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 2 at Penn (9/15/18) Tackles for Loss: 1 vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year GP-GS UT-AT-TT 2016 2017 4-0 1-1-2 2018 6-2 3-1-4 Totals 10-2 4-2-6

TFL-Yds. DNP 0-0 1-2 1-2

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Personal: Clay James Myers … born November 11, 1998 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania … son of Heather and Jim … has one younger brother, Jacob ... major is environmental studies.

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SEAN NORTON

OL | SO | 6-5 | 240 Garden City, N.Y. | Garden City Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve offensive lineman. Garden City High School: Lettered in football … in 2016 and 2017, Garden City was crowned the Long Island Champions and captured the Rutgers Cup as the best team in Nassau County … during that two-season stretch, the Trojans went an undefeated 24-0. Personal: Sean Michael Norton … born May 8, 2000 in Garden City, New York … son of Michael and Kristen Norton … has four older siblings: Brittney, Ryan, Mark and Madison … brother Ryan played football at Syracuse from 2012 to 2015 before transferring to Stony Brook to play lacrosse … brother Mark Ellis played lacrosse at Stony Brook from 2014 to 2016 before moving to Hofstra as a graduate transfer in 2017 … major is undeclared.

SIMEON PAGE

LB | JR | 6-0 | 230 Riverton, Utah | Riverton/USAFA Prep (Colo.) English-Creative Writing

2018 (Sophomore): All-Patriot League First Team honoree ... started first seven games at a hybrid defensive lineman/linebacker position before losing the season to an injury suffered at Monmouth on Oct. 13 ... entering the Monmouth game, was the team leader in tackles for a loss (9.0) and sacks (4.5) and stood fifth among Bison with 38 tackles (20 solo) ... despite missing the final four games, finished as the team leader in sacks, tied for second in forced fumbles (2) and placed third in tackles for a loss ... made at least five tackles in five games, topping out at eight in back-to-back tilts at Penn on Sept. 15 and at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 ... also forced a fumble in both of those contests ... registered three tackles for a loss in back-to-back games at No. 14/15 Villanova and at Holy Cross on Sept. 29 ... also posted a team season-best two sacks against the Crusaders ... had at least one tackle for a loss in five contests ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): All-Patriot League Second Team selection ... appeared in nine games, starting five of Bucknell’s last six at a hybrid defensive end/linebacker position ... recorded 46 tackles (29 solo), 13 tackles for a loss, nine sacks, four pass breakups and one forced fumble during rookie campaign ... led the Bison in tackles for a loss and sacks ... set a Bucknell rookie record in sacks ... made at least five tackles in five games ... posted at least one tackle for a loss in five games, including three with at least two ... named the Patriot League Rookie of the Week on Sept. 4 for his role in limiting Marist

to 154 yards of total offense in season-opening win on Sept. 2 ... had two tackles, one tackle for a loss and one sack in that game ... notched two sacks at Cornell on Oct. 14 ... made season-high 11 tackles (four solo) at Colgate on Oct. 28 ... recognized by STATS as the National Freshman Player of the Week on Nov. 20 after recording eight tackles, six tackles for a loss of 33 yards, four sacks for a loss of 27 yards and one forced fumble in the red zone in the 2017 finale at Fordham on Nov. 18 ... his four sacks tied a Bucknell record last equaled in 1998 ... his six tackles for a loss was the highest total posted by an FCS player in 2017... also was selected as the Patriot League’s Defensive Player and Rookie of the Week and the Bison Athlete of the Week on the strength of that performance ... was the only Bison to receive a national weekly award in 2017 ... shared Bucknell’s Stuart M. Smith Memorial Award as the most outstanding newcomer with Brandon Benson ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... named team’s Strength & Conditioning MVP following spring practice. Riverton High School/Air Force Academy Prep: Graduated from Riverton High School in 2016 … spent a post-grad semester at Air Force Academy Prep … three-year football letterwinner at Riverton … also earned four wrestling letters and one for track and field … led state in tackles with 170 as a junior … two-year team captain … two-time first-team all-state … honorable mention all-state as a sophomore … named Defensive MVP of region as a junior … placed in top five in state three times as a wrestler … won state title as a senior … helped 4x100 relay to a state title as a senior … helped track team to a state title as a sophomore … named Male Athlete of the Year as a senior at Riverton High School. Personal: Simeon Parker Page … born February 23, 1998 in Sandy, Utah … son of Glen and Cori Page … has a younger brother, Cooper, and a younger sister, Bailey ... major is English-creative writing. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 11 at Colgate (10/28/17) Tackles for Loss: 6 at Fordham (11/18/17) Sacks: 4 at Fordham (11/18/17) Pass Breakups: 1, 5 times (last at Holy Cross, 9/29/18) Forced Fumbles: 1, 3 times (last at Villanova, 9/22/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 9-5 7-7 16-12

UT-AT-TT 29-17-46 20-18-38 49-35-84

TFL-Yds. 13-74 9-53 22-127

Sacks-Yds. 9-63 4.5-40 13.5-103

FF FR 1 0 2 0 3 0

JUSTIS PEPPERS

OL | JR | 6-4 | 330 King George, Va. | King George Political Science

2018 (Sophomore): Started 10 games at left tackle, missing season finale to injury ... started first career game against William & Mary in season opener. 2017 (Freshman): Saw action in two games ... reserve offensive lineman. King George High School: Member of football and track and field teams … two-time all-area football player … two-time second-team all-conference selection … two-year offensive line captain … team captain as a senior …

Int. PD 0 4 0 1 0 5

helped team to two consecutive playoff berths … first-team all-conference track and field selection as a junior.

2017 (Freshman): Did not see game action as a reserve safety ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... named team’s Most Improved Special Teams Player following spring practice. Fox Chapel Area High School: Three-year football and one-year track letterwinner … twoyear starter on varsity football team … totaled 118 tackles, four interceptions, five pass breakups, six touchdowns and 896 total yards … earned all-section Honorable Mention.

JOHN REEDY

TE | SR | 6-4 | 230 Wyomissing, Pa. | Berks Catholic Economics

2018 (Junior): Played in eight games, seeing action on special teams and as a blocking tight end ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Conner William Romango … born May 5, 1999 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania … son of Kevin and Lisa Romango … has one older brother, Alexander, who played football at Bucknell from 2013 to 2016 … father, Kevin, played football at Penn State ... major is accounting & financial management. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 12 at Villanova (9/22/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year GP-GS UT-AT-TT 2017 2018 10-2 17-5-22 Totals 10-2 17-5-22

TFL-Yds. DNP 0-0 0-0

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 0-0 0-0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2017 (Sophomore): Missed season due to injury ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Saw action in all 11 games, mainly on special teams ... backup tight end ... registered two tackles. Berks Catholic High School: Three-year football letterwinner … also a two-year basketball letterwinner … football team captain … 2015 All-Berks County as both a defensive lineman and tight end … PA Football News All-State Honorable Mention defensive lineman … 45 tackles, six tackles for loss and two sacks as a senior … eight catches and three touchdowns from tight end position … helped team rank first in the county in total offense … football team was 2015 District 3 AA champion with 12-2 record … team won the 2015 Sportsmanship Award from the Berks County Football Coaches Association. Personal: John David Reedy … born October 10, 1997 in Reading, Pennsylvania … son of Kathy and John Reedy … has three sisters, Emily, Anna and Caroline … grandfather, Joe Reedy, played football and baseball at Holy Cross in the late 1940s and went on to play in the Boston Red Sox organization ... major is economics.

CONNER ROMANGO

S | JR | 5-11 | 190 Pittsburgh, Pa. | Fox Chapel Area Accounting & Financial Management

JACOB RUSS

OL | SO | 6-3 | 250 Arlington, Texas | Arlington Undeclared-Management

2018 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve offensive lineman ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Arlington High School: Three-year letterwinner and starter in football … also lettered in baseball and track & field … two-year football captain … captured all-district honors at three different positions on the offensive line … all-area … all-state … 2017 6A Division II Bi-District and Area champion with a 10-3 record … started at all five offensive line positions during high-school career … totaled 250 career knockdown blocks … back-to-back Texas State Lineman Challenge champion. Personal: Jacob Christopher Russ … born December 30, 1999 in Arlington, Texas … son of Lenny and Stephanie Russ … has two sisters: Lauren and Hannah … ranks in the top 20 of his class of over 600 … major is undeclared in the College of Management.

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Personal: Justis Young Peppers … born March 16, 1999 in Woodbridge, Virginia … son of Lamarr Peppers and Monica Brown … has two siblings, Travis Degraphenried and Lamarr Peppers Jr. … started performing community service with mother at the age of five and regularly volunteered at the local food bank, served as a water boy at charity runs and worked with Habitat for Humanity ... major is political science.

2018 (Sophomore): Played in 10 games as a valuable member of special teams ... started at safety in weeks four and five at No. 14/15 Villanova and Holy Cross ... made 19 of 22 tackles in those games, with 12 (nine solo) coming against the Wildcats ... 17 of 22 tackles were solo stops ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

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KICKOFF RETURNS Year GP-GS No. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. APY 2018 10-5 5 73 14.6 0 18 613 Totals 10-5 5 73 14.6 0 18 613

BRANDON SANDERS

WR | SO | 5-11 | 200 Downingtown, Pa. | St. Joseph’s Prep Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Started five of 10 appearances at wide receiver ... one of six freshmen to start in 2018 and lone newcomer to start the season opener against William & Mary ... team leader in receptions (44) and receiving yards (516) ... only Bison to eclipse 300 receiving yards ... surpassed 50 receiving yards in five games ... registered a season-high 97 yards on six catches at Holy Cross in week five, bolstered by a season-long 46-yard reception ... had a season-best seven catches against Lafayette on Oct. 20 and against Fordham in the season finale ... posted 90 yards against the Rams ... became the first member of the class of 2022 to score a touchdown, rushing for a four-yard score against Sacred Heart in week two ... overall, totaled 24 rushing yards on seven carries ... began returning kickoffs in October, finishing the year with 73 yards on five returns ... registered season highs in kickoff returns (3) and kickoff return yards (39) at Lehigh on Nov. 3 ... with an additional 80 receiving yards on six catches, finished that contest with a season-best 119 all-purpose yards ... honored as Bucknell’s first recipient of the Theodore S. Ratkus Football Leadership Award, which was renamed in 2018 and is presented for character, courage and commitment to team play. St. Joseph’s Preparatory School: Three-year letterwinner in football and two-year letterwinner in baseball … served as both teams’ captain as a senior … 2017 6A all-state ... member of 2016 PIAA 6A state championship team that went undefeated … team went 27-1 over the course of his junior and senior seasons … as a senior, recorded 521 yards and nine touchdowns on 39 receptions, averaging 13.4 yards per catch … in baseball, won the 2016 Catholic League regular-season title and was on the Southeastern Pennsylvania hitting leaders list ... received St. Joseph’s Scholar-Athlete award. Personal: Brandon Samuel Sanders … born July 29, 2000 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania … son of Omar and Nicole Sanders … has two younger siblings: Shawn and Maya … father Omar played basketball at Columbia … mother Nicole competed for the Columbia track & field team … uncle Chad Johnson played basketball at Cal State Stanislaus … aunt Courtney Johnson played basketball at Cal Berkeley … aunt Stacey Johnson played basketball at Arizona State and Houston … major is undeclared. CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 2 at Villanova (9/22/18), vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18) Rushing Yards: 6 vs. Fordham (11/17/18), at Villanova (9/22/18) Long Rush: 9 at Villanova (9/22/18) Rushing TDs: 1 vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18) Receptions: 7 vs. Fordham (11/17/18), vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Receiving Yards: 97 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Long Reception: 46 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Kickoff Returns: 3 at Lehigh (11/3/18) Kickoff Return Yards: 39 at Lehigh (11/3/18) Long Kickoff Return: 18 at Monmouth (10/13/18) All-Purpose Yards: 119 at Lehigh (11/3/18) CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2018 10-5 7 24 1 3.4 9 44 516 0 11.7 46 Totals 10-5 7 24 1 3.4 9 44 516 0 11.7 46

CHUCK SANDERS

OL | SR | 6-0 | 310 Wexford, Pa. | North Allegheny Accounting & Financial Management

2018 (Junior): Critical member of Bucknell’s offensive line rotation, appearing in 10 games ... started final five contests, one at center and four at left guard. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in five games on the offensive line, starting one at center and final three at right guard ... played in first career game against Sacred Heart on Sept. 23 ... first career start came against Monmouth on Sept. 30. 2016 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve offensive lineman ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... named team’s Most Improved Offensive Player at the conclusion of spring practice. North Allegheny High School: Member of football and wrestling teams … football team captain … Second Team All-State center … First Team All-Conference center … posted 27 tackles (23 solo) … helped team to 2015 conference title with a 10-2 record. Personal: Charles Josiah Sanders … born December 23, 1997 in Wexford, Pennsylvania … son of Elisa and Charles … has two younger siblings, Joshua and Caleb … father played running back for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1986 and 1987, appearing in 19 games … cousin, Ryan Mundy, played in the NFL from 2009 to 2014 with the Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Giants and Chicago Bears ... major is accounting & financial management.

NOAH SANSALONE

OL | SO | 6-4 | 255 Vineland, N.J. | Vineland Undeclared

2018 (Freshman): Did not see game action as a reserve offensive lineman ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Vineland High School: Four-year football letterwinner … two-time all-WJFL first team …

Personal: Noah Anthony Sansalone … born March 11, 2000 in Vineland, New Jersey … son of Wayne and Amy Solomon … major is undeclared.

Tackles for Loss: 1 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) Sacks: 1 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) Forced Fumbles: 1 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) Fumble Recoveries: 1 vs. William & Mary (9/1/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year GP-GS UT-AT-TT 2015 2016 2017 2018 11-3 6-8-14 Totals 11-3 6-8-14

TFL-Yds. DNP DNP DNP 1.5-11 1.5-11

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD

1-8 1-8

1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0

DANIEL SHEEHAN

DL | SO | 6-2 | 235

JOE SCHIANO

DL | 5TH | 6-2 | 250 Tampa, Fla. | Berkeley Prep History

2018 (Senior): Critical member of Bucknell’s defensive line rotation, appearing in all 11 games ... finished with 14 tackles (six solo), 1.5 tackles for a loss, one sack, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery ... started at defensive end against Sacred Heart in week two, at Georgetown in week 10 and against Fordham in the season finale ... in the season opener against William & Mary, came up with a strip sack that led to a Bison touchdown ... finished first collegiate game against the Tribe with three tackles, second-highest total of the year ... posted season-best five tackles at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22 ... received Bucknell’s C. Dale Wolfe Recognition Award as the most inspirational player ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Hershey, Pa. | Hershey Undeclared-Management

2018 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve defensive end ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Hershey High School: Three-year letterwinner in football … captained team as a senior … named team’s Defensive Most Valuable Player in 2016 and 2017 … was a finalist for the Maxwell Football Club of Pennsylvania’s High School Football Player of the Year award. Personal: Daniel Scully Sheehan … born August 9, 1999 in Charlottesville, Virginia … son of Jonas and Maryellen Sheehan … has one older brother, Jimmy, and one younger sister, Meredith … father played football at Princeton and was a member of the class of 1992 ... grandfather, Jim, attended graduate school at Bucknell … older brother, Jimmy, is a member of the Bucknell football team’s Class of 2020 … major is undeclared in the College of Management.

2017 (Junior): Did not see game action as a reserve defensive end ... battled injuries throughout the season ... shared Bucknell’s Defensive Scout Team MVP award with Rick Mottram ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Sophomore): Injured throughout the season and did not appear in a game. 2015 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve defensive end. Berkeley Prep: Three-year football letterwinner … team captain … 2014 Tampa Bay Times and Tampa Tribune Hillsborough County Second Team Defense … also named All-Tampa Bay Honorable Mention by the Tampa Bay Times … named Tampa Bay Times Hillsborough County Honorable Mention as a junior in 2013 … helped team to district runner-up and playoff appearance as a senior … totaled 90 tackles (30 TFL) as a senior. Personal: Joseph Edward Schiano … born April 8, 1997 in Chicago, Illinois … son of Greg and Christy Schiano … father was most recently the defensive coordinator at Ohio State ... before his time with the Buckeyes, Greg served as the head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Rutgers … has three siblings: John, Matt and Katie … grandfather, Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame member Tom Mitchell, played football at Bucknell and in the NFL for the Oakland Raiders, Baltimore Colts and San Francisco 49ers ... Mitchell graduated with many Bison receiving records … both parents graduated from Bucknell … father, a football standout, graduated in 1988 while mother graduated in 1990 ... major is history. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 5 at Villanova (9/22/18)

JIMMY SHEEHAN

DL | SR | 6-2 | 270 Hershey, Pa. | Hershey Biology/Economics

2018 (Junior): Played in all 11 games, seeing time on the defensive line and special teams ... started five games, including Bucknell’s first three of the season ... finished with 10 tackles (four solo), topping out at three against Sacred Heart on Sept. 8 ... posted first

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2017 All-South Jersey first team … 2017 all-state second team … Press of Atlantic City first team All-Star … SJ Varsity region super 60 player … Brooks-Irvine Memorial Football Club Scholar-Athlete … conference champion … Cumberland County champion … played offensive tackle, defensive tackle and middle linebacker during time at Vineland … began playing football as a high-school freshman.

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career sack in the season finale against Fordham ... had a pass breakup against Lehigh on Nov. 3 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

… named a five-star punter by Kohl’s Kicking … ranked as the No. 13 overall punter in the Class of 2017 by Chris Sailer Kicking.

2017 (Sophomore): Did not see game action as a reserve defensive lineman ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... named team’s Most Improved Defensive Player following spring practice.

Personal: Ethan Patrick Torres … born June 10, 1999 in Livingston, New Jersey … son of Jeff and Alison … has two younger sisters, Sidney and Reese … uncle, Ralph, played baseball at UC Santa Barbara … cousin, Rick, played baseball at USC ... major is environmental studies.

2016 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve defensive lineman. Hershey High School: Member of football, basketball and track and field teams ... second-team all-conference defensive end and tight end. Personal: Jimmy Patrick Sheehan ... born August 13, 1997 in Charlottesville, Virginia ... son of Jonas and Maryellen Sheehan ... has two younger siblings, Daniel and Meredith ... younger brother, Daniel, is a member of the Bucknell football team’s Class of 2022 … father played football at Princeton and was a member of the Class of 1992 ... grandfather, Jim Sheehan, attended grad school at Bucknell ... majors are biology and economics.

CAREER HIGHS PATs: 3 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Field Goals: 2 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Long Field Goal: 37 at Georgetown (11/10/18) Points: 7 at Holy Cross (9/29/18) Kickoff Attempts: 8 vs. Marist (9/2/17) Kickoff Average: 65.0 vs. Colgate (10/28/17), at Villanova (9/22/18) CAREER STATISTICS KICKING Year GP PAT-Att. FG-FGA Lg. Pts. 2017 9 0-0 0-0 0 0 2018 8 6-8 5-8 37 21 Totals 17 6-8 5-8 37 21

CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 3 vs. Sacred Heart (9/8/18) Tackles for Loss: 1 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Sacks: 1 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) Pass Breakups: 1 at Lehigh (11/3/18) CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year GP-GS UT-AT-TT 2016 2017 2018 11-5 4-6-10 Totals 11-5 4-6-10

TFL-Yds. DNP DNP 1-12 1-12

Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD 1-12 1-12

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

ALEX TWIFORD

TE | JR | 6-3 | 235 Sinking Spring, Pa. | Wilson Sociology

ETHAN TORRES

P/K | JR | 6-0 | 195 Great Falls, Va. | Bishop O’Connell Environmental Studies

2018 (Sophomore): Served as Bucknell’s primary placekicker and kickoff specialist ... went 5-for-8 on field goals and 6-for-8 on extra points, finishing the year with 21 points ... averaged 56.3 yards on 19 kickoffs ... played in eight games, missing first three due to illness ... booted a season-long 37-yard field goal against Georgetown on Nov. 10 ... the week before, split the uprights for a 35-yard field goal at Lehigh ... kicked a season-high two field goals at Holy Cross on Sept. 29 ... went a perfect 3-for-3 on extra points against Lafayette on Oct. 20 ... best single-game kickoff average of 65.0 came at No. 14/15 Villanova on Sept. 22. 2017 (Freshman): Handled kickoff duties for the Bison during rookie campaign ... averaged 61.0 yards on 40 kickoffs ... best single-game average of 65.0 came at Colgate on Oct. 28 ... played in nine games, missing two due to injury ... also made three tackles, two of which came against Lehigh on Nov. 4.

2018 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 games, starting final 10 at tight end ... registered 94 yards on 16 catches ... made multiple catches in five games ... recorded season-high totals in catches (5) and receiving yards (33) at Monmouth on Oct. 13 ... had a season-long 21-yard reception against Fordham in the season finale ... also made an impact as a blocking tight end ... earned Bucknell’s Tom Gadd Coaches’ Award ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Freshman): Played in 10 games, starting six at tight end ... recorded 61 yards on six catches ... became one of the first two freshman to start for the Bison on Sept. 23 against Sacred Heart ... during that game, posted season highs in receptions (2), receiving yards (24) and long reception (18). Wilson High School: Three-year football and baseball letterwinner … three-time First Team Section 1 Lancaster-Lebanon tight end … as a senior, was a First Team Berks County selection, team Offensive MVP and captain … finished career with 76 receptions, 18 rushes, 1,030 total yards and 16 touchdowns … helped team to four straight Section 1 Lancaster-Lebanon championships, stretching school’s streak to nine-consecutive titles … team was a combined 48-6 during his career. Personal: Alexander James Twiford … born November 26, 1998 in Reading, Pennsylvania … son of David Twiford and Susan Smolnik … has an older brother, Tyler … grandfather, Stanley Smolnik, played football at Albright College ... major is sociology.

Bishop O’Connell High School: Three-year football and three-year track letterwinner … CAREER HIGHS football team captain and special teams MVP … Ray Guy All-American … First Team All- Receptions: 5 at Monmouth (10/13/18) State selection … First Team All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference … First Team Receiving Yards: 33 at Monmouth (10/13/18) All-Arlington County … ranked as the No. 4 national combo kicker by Ray Guy Prokicker

Long Reception: 21 vs. Fordham (11/17/18) All-Purpose Yards: 33 at Monmouth (10/13/18)

RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2017 10-6 0 0 0 0.0 0 6 61 0 10.2 18 2018 11-10 0 0 0 0.0 0 16 94 0 5.9 21 Totals 21-16 0 0 0 0.0 0 22 155 0 7.0 21

GERRIT VAN ITALLIE

S | JR | 5-10 | 210 Mahwah, N.J. | St. Joseph Regional Environmental Studies

NNAMDI UNACHUKWU

2018 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 games, making four starts at strong safety ... registered 41 tackles (29 solo), seven tackles for a loss, two sacks, four pass breakups, one interception, one forced fumble and two blocked kicks ... team leader in blocked kicks and tied for fourth among Bison in tackles for a loss ... selected as the Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Week and Bison Athlete of the Week (10/15) after filling the stat sheet at Monmouth with eight tackles (seven solo), three tackles for a loss of 14 yards, one sack for a loss of nine yards, two blocked punts and one forced fumble ... blocked first punt in the end zone, and recovered the ball for a touchdown, to cut the Hawks’ edge to 16-13 in the third quarter ... strip sack was both the first sack and first forced fumble of collegiate career ... picked off first career pass against Lafayette the next week ... made eight tackles (seven solo) at Lehigh on Nov. 3, with two going for a loss of seven yards ... broke up a pass in Bucknell’s final three games ... downed a punt on Sacred Heart’s one-yard line on Sept. 8.

DL | JR | 6-7 | 270 Morganville, N.J. | Marlboro Psychology/Africana Studies

2018 (Sophomore): Played in all 11 games, making seven starts on the defensive line ... six starts came in a row between Sept. 22 to Nov. 3 ... finished with 28 tackles (20 solo), five tackles for a loss and 2.5 sacks ... placed third among Bison defensive lineman in tackles and tied for fourth overall in tackles for a loss ... posted a season-high six tackles at No. 14/15 Villanova in week four and against No. 20/21 Colgate in week six ... also had a season-best two tackles for a loss and 1.5 sacks against the Raiders ... broke up a pass against the Wildcats ... registered first career sack against William & Mary in the season opener.

2017 (Freshman): Appeared in seven games on special teams ... reserve safety ... made 10 tackles (seven solo), with season-high three (two solo) in 2017 finale at Fordham on Nov. 18 ... recorded tackle for a loss against Georgetown on Nov. 11 ... downed a punt on Cornell’s one-yard line on Oct. 14 ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

2017 (Freshman): Did not see game action as a reserve defensive end ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

St. Joseph Regional High School: Three-year football letterwinner … second-team Marlboro High School: Named to the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group V All-District Team … all-county and all-league selection … totaled 72 tackles and three touchdowns from posted 36 tackles, six sacks and one blocked field goal from defensive end position. safety position … three-year starter … team was ranked No. 1 in New Jersey and in the top 25 nationally while playing in one of the toughest leagues in the country … also a Personal: Nnamdi O. Unachukwu … born July 14, 1999 in Edison, New Jersey … son of member of the track and field team for one year … played summer club baseball. Dan and Ebele … has three older siblings: Adaobi, Kenechi and Ljeoma … Adaobi was a member of the track & field team at Michigan … cousin, Ndichie, played football at Villano- Personal: Gerrit Van Itallie … born August 23, 1998 in Teaneck, New Jersey … son of va … first generation Nigerian-American … hopes to pursue a career in physical therapy ... Edward and Cathy … has two siblings, Jordan and Jack … has played football since kinmajors are psychology and Africana studies. dergarten … never played on a team with a losing record during high school and youth career … passionate about fly fishing ... major is environmental studies. CAREER HIGHS Tackles: 6 vs. Colgate (10/6/18) at Villanova (9/22/18) CAREER HIGHS Tackles for Loss: 2 vs. Colgate (10/6/18) Tackles: 8 at Lehigh (11/3/18), at Monmouth (10/13/18) Sacks: 1.5 vs. Colgate (10/6/18) Tackles for Loss: 3 at Monmouth (10/13/18) Pass Breakups: 1 at Villanova (9/22/18) Sacks: 1 vs. Fordham (11/17/18), at Monmouth (10/13/18) Pass Breakups: 1, 5 times (last vs. Fordham, 11/17/18) CAREER STATISTICS Interceptions: 1 vs. Lafayette (10/20/18) Forced Fumbles: 1 at Monmouth (10/13/18) DEFENSE Year GP-GS UT-AT-TT TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds. FF FR Int. PD Blocked Punts: 2 at Monmouth (10/13/18) 2017 DNP Blocked Punt Return TDs: 1 at Monmouth (10/13/18) 2018 Totals

11-7 11-7

20-8-28 20-8-28

5-17 5-17

2.5-12 2.5-12

0 0

1 1

CAREER STATISTICS DEFENSE Year 2017 2018 Totals

GP-GS 7-0 11-4 18-4

UT-AT-TT 7-3-10 29-12-41 36-15-51

TFL-Yds. 1-4 7-23 8-27

Sacks-Yds. 0-0 2-10 2-10

FF 0 1 1

FR 0 0 0

Int. PD 0 1 1-0 5 1-0 6

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JAKE WILSON

WR | SR | 6-0 | 185

WR | SR | 6-2 | 205

Holmdel, N.J. | Holmdel Pyschology

Chesapeake, Va. | Western Branch Political Science

2018 (Junior): Appeared in 10 games, seeing most action on special teams ... had one catch for 21 yards at Penn on Sept. 15. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in eight games as a reserve wide receiver ... made two catches for 49 yards ... first career reception was a 45-yard touchdown catch in the season opener against Marist ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Reserve wide receiver ... saw only game action of year Oct. 29 at nationally ranked Charleston Southern ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Holmdel High School: Three-year varsity football and winter track letterwinner ... four-year spring track letterwinner ... football team captain as a senior ... earned 2015-16 Shore Conference Sportsmanship Award ... 44 receptions for 706 yards as a senior ... two-time Central Jersey Group 2 state champion in the triple jump ... two-time second-team all-conference in the triple jump ... track team captain as a senior ... ran lead off leg of school-record 4x400-meter relay.

2018 (Junior): Did not appear in a game as a backup quarterback ... attended the prestigious United States Naval Academy Leadership Conference through the Bucknell Athletics Leadership Institute ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2017 (Sophomore): Did not see game action as a reserve quarterback ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2016 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a backup quarterback. Western Branch High School: Four-year football letterwinner … two-time all-conference selection … two-year team captain … helped team to three consecutive playoff appearances … threw for more than 4,000 yards and 25 touchdowns in career. Personal: Jacob Tyler Wilson … born January 7, 1998 in Champaign, Illinois … son of Janet and Mark Wilson … father was an all-state quarterback who played at the college level … has three siblings: Justin, Payton and Mackenzie ... major is political science.

Personal: Steven Walier ... born December 3, 1997 in New Haven, Connecticut ... son of James and Sally Ann Walier ... has three siblings: Mitchell, Mark and Katrina ... was a member of Bucknell’s track & field program as a freshman and sophomore, competing in sprint events and the triple jump ... major is psychology. CAREER HIGHS Receptions: 1, 3 times (last at Penn, 9/15/18) Receiving Yards: 45 vs. Marist (9/2/17) Long Reception: 45 vs. Marist (9/2/17) Receiving TDs: 1 vs. Marist (9/2/17) All-Purpose Yards: 45 vs. Marist (9/2/17) CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING/RECEIVING Year GP-GS Rush Yds. TD Avg. Lg Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Lg 2016 1-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 2017 8-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 2 49 1 24.5 45 2018 10-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 21 0 21.0 21 Totals 19-0 0 0 0 0.0 0 3 70 1 23.3 45

As juniors, Sam Chitty (left) and Jake Wilson (right) attended the United States Naval Academy Leadership Conference through the Bucknell Athletics Leadership Institute. The duo was among nine Bison student-athletes and three staff members who participated in the prestigious event, which was held January 21-24, 2019 in Annapolis, Maryland.

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JOSH YODER

OL | SR | 6-2 | 275

University … grandfather, Ken Crowl, had the opportunity to play baseball at Bucknell, but chose a professional baseball career ... major is religion.

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Barr.........................................................................................................19 (19) Roger Mellado...............................................................................................17 (17) Justin Bethea...................................................................................................17 (8) Alex Twiford...................................................................................................16 (10) Sam Chitty..................................................................................................... 12 (11) Simeon Page...................................................................................................12 (0) Brandon Benson.............................................................................................. 11 (0) John Chiarolanzio............................................................................................ 11 (0) Erik Lukner......................................................................................................10 (0) Justis Peppers.................................................................................................10 (0) Chuck Sanders..................................................................................................9 (5) Jared Cooper.....................................................................................................9 (0) Simon Krizak.....................................................................................................8 (8) Josh Yoder.........................................................................................................8 (0) Nnamdi Unachukwu..........................................................................................7 (1) Grayson Cherubino...........................................................................................6 (0) Logan Bitikofer...................................................................................................5 (0) Paxinos, Pa. | Southern Columbia Blake Fletcher....................................................................................................5 (0) Religion Chad Freshnock................................................................................................5 (0) Brandon Sanders...............................................................................................5 (0) 2018 (Junior): Did not see game action as a reserve offensive lineman. Jimmy Sheehan.................................................................................................5 (0) 2017 (Sophomore): Started eight games at right guard, missing final three due to injury Jon Fox..............................................................................................................4 (0) ... one of three offensive lineman to start first career game in 2017 opener against Marist Gerrit Van Itallie.................................................................................................4 (0) on Sept. 2 Tarrin Earle........................................................................................................3 (3) Rick Mottram.....................................................................................................3 (2) 2016 (Freshman): Did not appear in a game as a reserve offensive lineman ... member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Joe Schiano.......................................................................................................3 (2) Sterling Deary....................................................................................................3 (0) Southern Columbia High School: Four-year football letterwinner … named first-team Stefone Moore-Green........................................................................................3 (0) all-state lineman by Pennsylvania Football Writers and PA Football News … Press Enterprise Lineman of the Year … named Daily Item First Team Lineman … named Shamokin Sean Naiman.....................................................................................................2 (0) Conner Romango..............................................................................................2 (0) News Item First Team Lineman … helped team to 51-3 record over four-year career … team won 2015 AA state title … squad also won three District 4 titles and four conference Joe Fex..............................................................................................................1 (1) championships. Michael Killiri......................................................................................................1 (1) Marquis Carter...................................................................................................1 (0) Personal: Joshua Charles Yoder … born February 25, 1997 in Danville, Pennsylvania Mike Caruso......................................................................................................1 (0) … son of Patricia and Charles Yoder … has one brother, Aaron … father played football John McGuire....................................................................................................1 (0) at Susquehanna University … uncle, Ted Yeager, played baseball and football at Wilkes

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BEN ALLEN

CADE BRENNAN

LB | FR | 6-1 | 220

DL | FR | 6-4 | 250

Whitehouse, Ohio | Anthony Wayne Undeclared-Management

Chadds Ford, Pa. | Garnet Valley Undeclared

Anthony Wayne High School: Three-year football letterwinner … as a senior, captured District Defensive Player of the Year accolades after setting a school record with 182 tackles … also was named to the all-state, all-district and all-league first teams … All-Toledo Blade team member … had 17 tackles for a loss, five sacks and three forced fumbles during senior campaign … finished career with a school-record 34 tackles for a loss … served as a football and basketball captain as a senior … following junior football season, was selected to the all-state second team and all-district and all-league first teams … helped Anthony Wayne High School capture back-to-back league titles in 2017 and 2018 … the Generals went an unbeaten 14-0 in league action over that span … in 2018, helped team finish 11-1, with one state playoff victory … also lettered twice in basketball and once in baseball.

Garnet Valley High School: Three-year letterwinner in football and basketball … twotime First Team All-Delaware County selection … two-time First Team All-Central League honoree … captained 2018 football team to a Central League title and 12-1 record. Personal: Cade Brennan … born August 10, 2001 in Media, Pennsylvania … son of Christopher and Jennifer Brennan … has one younger brother: Nolan ... major is undeclared.

Personal: Benjamin Thomas Allen … born August 8, 2000 in Maumee, Ohio … son of Tom and Judy Allen … has three older siblings: Kate, Reed and Abby … father played football at Ohio Northern … Kate played soccer at Northwestern … Reed was a member of Ohio Northern’s football and baseball teams … Abby played soccer at Indiana ... major is undeclared in the College of Management.

ALEX BARNARD

BRIAN BROWN

RB | FR | 5-10 | 170

S | FR | 6-2 | 190

Cincinnati, Ohio | Cincinnati Hill Christian Academy Undeclared

Wilmington, Del. | Tower Hill School Undeclared

Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy: Four-year letterwinner in football and track & field … helped football team reach the state playoffs all four years … First Team All-Southwest Ohio honoree … MVC Conference Offensive Player of the Year … First Team All-MVC selection … served as football captain as a senior … in track & field, won a regional title in the long jump and qualified for the state meet in the 4x100 relay … captured All-MVC accolades in the 300 hurdles and long jump … also competed in the pole vault. Personal: James Alexander Barnard Jr. … born June 7, 2001 in Cincinnati, Ohio … son of James and Robyn Barnard … has an older sister, Kiley, who is a member of the Berea College basketball team ... major is undeclared.

Tower Hill School: Three-year letterwinner in football … helped team reach the 2018 state semifinals and 2017 and 2015 state quarterfinals … Tower Hill also won the 2015 conference championship … played on both sides of the ball, registering 495 yards on 55 carries, 67 tackles, 14 tackles for a loss and three sacks … two-time Academic All-State selection … two-time all-conference honorable mention offensive and defensive player … also a three-year letterwinner in wrestling and two-year letterwinner in track & field … in wrestling, was a two-year captain … qualified for the 2018 state wrestling tournament. Personal: Brian Alexander Brown … born May 22, 2001 in Wilmington, Delaware … son of Ronald and Cecily Brown, both members of the Bucknell class of 1987 … father played on the Bison football team … has five siblings: Andrew, Amanda, Matt, Connor and Nicolas … Andrew was a wide receiver at Delaware in 2015 ... major is undeclared.

KEYSHAWN COPELAND

ERIC HOLSINGER

QB | FR | 6-2 | 160

CB | FR | 5-10 | 160

Woodbridge, Va. | C.D. Hylton Undeclared

Columbus, Ohio | Dublin Scioto Undeclared

C.D. Hylton High School: Earned two football letters at C.D. Hylton High School and one at Forest Park High School … three-year team captain and all-conference quarterback … all-district honoree … led team to state playoffs every year … compiled a 22-12 record as a starter … threw for over 4,600 yards and 60 touchdowns … longest passing touchdown was 87 yards … longest rushing touchdown was 67 yards … Virginia VTO Elite 100 Quarterback MVP … 757 Clash of the Titans Quarterback MVP … also competed in sprint events for high schools’ track & field programs … had several Division I scholarship offers, including one from a Power Five team. Personal: Keyshawn Eric Copeland … born November 22, 2000 in Reston, Virginia … son of Donald and Tatiana Copeland … has two older siblings: Shakeem and Aliyah … father was a sprinter on Virginia State’s track & field team … brother Shakeem was a running back at Norfolk State from 2013 to 2017 … cousin Melo Trimble played basketball at Maryland from 2014 to 2017, twice being selected as an AP Honorable Mention All-American … mother was born and raised in Moscow, Russia … enjoys math, astronomy and criminal justice … honor-roll student at C.D. Hylton High School … received an Academic Letter Award for excellence in classroom … member of the National Society of High School Scholars … shares a high school with Brandon Benson, a member of the Bucknell football team’s class of 2021 ... major is undeclared.

CONNOR HOLMES

Dublin Scioto High School: Three-year letterwinner in football and track & field … captained football team as a senior and track & field squad as a junior and senior … played on both sides of the ball for football team, totaling 303 rushing yards, 181 receiving yards, 100 tackles (52 solo), five interceptions and four blocked field goals … matched Dublin Scioto record with two interceptions in a single game … two-time Honorable Mention All-OCC selection … helped team reach the second round of the playoffs as a sophomore and post a 7-3 record as a senior … earned Dublin Scioto’s Kyle Colello Award as its most improved player … twice qualified for regional meet in track & field … member of Dublin Scioto’s 500% Club for performance in weight room. Personal: Eric Ryan Holsinger … born February 11, 2001 in Columbus, Ohio … son of Eric and Reshell Holsinger … has a twin sister: Erin ... major is undeclared.

BRENT JACKSON

WR | FR | 5-10 | 170

S | FR | 6-2 | 200

Parlin, N.J. | Sayreville War Memorial Undeclared

Denton, Texas | John H. Guyer Undeclared-Management

Sayreville War Memorial High School: Four-year letterwinner in football … helped Sayreville War Memorial win state championships in 2018 and 2016 … team also won the 2018 NJSIAA South Bowl … 2018 USA Today All-State First Team defensive back … 2018 NJ.com All-State First Team defensive back … 2018 All-Division wide receiver … 2018 White Division Player of the Year … 2018 All-Middlesex County First Team … 2018 JSZ All-Zone wide receiver … 2018 All-Area First Team athlete … ranked 42nd among all New Jersey players during the preseason … NJFCA Super 100 … captained team as a senior … 2017 All-County and All-Division honoree … 2017 All-State Third Team (Group 4) … 2017 NJVarsity.com All-State Honorable Mention selection … played on both sides of the ball three of four seasons … in 2018, totaled 118 tackles, 412 yards and four touchdowns on 57 carries, 471 yards and five touchdowns on 35 receptions and six blocked kicks … in 2017, registered 57 tackles, 1,281 yards and 15 touchdowns on 198 carries, 135 yards and three touchdowns on 14 receptions and eight blocked kicks … in 2016, posted 160 yards and three touchdowns on 12 receptions and nine blocked kicks … in 2015, recorded 66 tackles, two interceptions and three blocked kicks. Personal: Connor E. Holmes … born January 31, 2001 in New Brunswick, New Jersey … son of Jonathan Holmes … has three brothers: Jonathan, Caidan and Brady ... major is undeclared.

John H. Guyer High School: Member of football team … captained the Wildcats to a regional championship as a senior … Honorable Mention All-District selection … in 2018, posted 120 tackles, nine pass breakups, four fumble recoveries, one interception and one forced fumble. Personal: Brent Arlington Jackson … born August 23, 2001 in Denton, Texas … son of Edward and Jennifer Jackson … has an older brother, Bryce, who is a member of the Northwestern football team ... major is undeclared in the College of Management.

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COOPER KIM

MATT McCREIGHT

LB | FR | 6-1 | 215

WR | FR | 6-3 | 190

Moorestown, N.J. | St. Joseph’s Prep (Pa.) Biology

Chandler, Ariz. | Valley Christian Undeclared-Management

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School: Lettered in football and baseball … as a senior captain, was selected to the all-city and all-catholic first teams after registering 74 tackles (47 solo), 12 tackles for a loss, four sacks, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and one blocked punt … member of the 2018 and 2016 PIAA 6A state championship teams that both went an undefeated 14-0 … in the MaxPreps poll, the Hawks were ranked 11th in 2018 and 12th in 2016. Personal: Cooper Davis Kim … born January 29, 2001 in Willingboro, New Jersey … son of Bryan and Martha Kim … has an older sister … shares a high school with Brandon Sanders, a member of the Bucknell football team’s class of 2022 ... major is biology.

NICK LIZANA

Valley Christian High School: Lettered in football, soccer and track & field … on the gridiron, captured first team all-state and all-region accolades … helped Valley Christian reach the state semifinals … led the team in receptions and receiving yards … served as team captain. Personal: Matthew Gorman McCreight … born April 14, 2001 in Cleveland, Ohio … son of T.J. and Linda McCreight … has a younger sister: Maggie … father played football at Liberty University … grandfather, Thomas McCreight, played football at Northwestern University as well as for the NFL’s Cleveland Browns and New York Giants … relative, Joni Corn, graduated from Bucknell in 1987 ... major is undeclared in the College of Management.

R.J. MEHAN

WR | FR | 6-2 | 205

OL | FR | 6-4 | 270

Baltimore, Md. | Boys’ Latin School of Maryland Undeclared

Worthington, Ohio | Worthington Kilbourne Undeclared-Management

Boys’ Latin School of Maryland: Three-year letterwinner in football and lacrosse … captained both teams as a senior … in football, led the team in receiving yards, receptions and receiving touchdowns over the course of three seasons … helped team post a record of 22-9 and reach the MIAA conference championship … received National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award.

Worthington Kilbourne High School: Four-year football letterwinner … served as captain … Second Team All-Central District selection … Second Team All-OCC honoree … earned a spot in district’s All-Star Game … first team all-region … named Worthington Kilbourne’s Offensive Player of the Year … four-year Scholar-Athlete award recipient … helped team reach 2015 Division II Regional Finals and finish with an 11-2 record.

Personal: Nicholas Joseph Lizana … born March 30, 2000 in Baltimore, Maryland … son of Joe and Amy Lizana … has two older siblings: Garon and Davy … father played football at Towson … Davy is a member of the Cornell football team’s class of 2020 … grandfather, Richard Glogowski, played football at Boston College … uncle, Adam Glogowski, played football at Maryland … received several Division I men’s lacrosse offers ... major is undeclared.

Personal: Robert John Mehan … born October 18, 2000 in Sewickley, Pennsylvania … son of T.J. and Tracy Mehan … mother played basketball at Princeton … grandfather, Rob Starck, played basketball at Ohio Wesleyan … aunt, Heather Starck, played basketball at the University of North Carolina Wilmington … nominated as the football representative for the Student Athletic Leadership Board as a sophomore and continued to serve on the board during junior and senior years ... major is undeclared in the College of Management.

JACK MILLER

GAVIN PRINGLE

DL | FR | 6-4 | 225

S | FR | 5-11 | 170

Camillus, N.Y. | West Genesee Undeclared

Baltimore, Md. | Mount Saint Joseph Undeclared

West Genesee High School: Played football, hockey and lacrosse … in football, made over 50 tackles as a senior … 2018 All-Central New York Second Team … 2018 All-League Second Team … helped varsity team go 8-2 … captained junior varsity squad that went 7-1 … four-year varsity letterwinner in hockey … helped West Genesee capture two Section 3 titles and post a 20-0 record … served as a hockey assistant captain … earned Scholar-Athlete laurels in all three sports. Personal: Jack Christopher Miller … born January 25, 2001 in Syracuse, New York … son of Christopher and Amy Miller … has three sisters: Emma, Grace and Julia … father was a four-year football letterwinner at Bucknell, graduating in 1990 … uncle, Ron Miller, played football at Ohio State … cousin, Stephanie Spoto, played basketball at New Hampshire from 2011 to 2016 ... major is undeclared.

JUSTIN MURRAY

Mount Saint Joseph High School: Three-year football letterwinner and starter … All-MIAA honoree … selected to compete in the BTC All-Star Game and Maryland Crab Bowl … as a senior, captained Mount Saint Joseph to a 10-2 record, the school’s best since 1998 … registered three interceptions, returning one for a touchdown, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. Personal: Gavin Myles Pringle … born June 2, 2001 in Baltimore, Maryland … son of Melvin and Melissa Pringle … has one younger sister: Maya ... major is undeclared.

JONATHAN SEARCY

S | FR | 6-1 | 225

CB | FR | 6-1 | 185

Coppell, Texas. | Coppell Undeclared

Medford, N.J. | Shawnee Undeclared

Coppell High School: Member of football team … 2018 First Team All-District 6-6A cornerback … All-Academic selection … served as captain as a senior, registering over 60 tackles, four tackles for a loss, eight pass breakups, two interceptions, one pick 6, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery … helped Cowboys win a district championship and reach the third round of the state playoffs. Personal: Justin Jett Murray … born September 6, 2000 in Coppell, Texas … son of Jeffrey Murray … has an older brother, Jacob, who was on the Northwestern football team … shares a hometown and high school with Joe Fex, a member of the Bucknell football team’s class of 2021 … enjoys fishing, hunting and being outdoors ... major is undeclared.

Shawnee High School: Three-year football letterwinner … First Team All-Conference selection … First Team Burlington County All-Academic Team member … Second Team All-Burlington County pick … Third Team All-South Jersey honoree … served as captain … helped Shawnee High School capture back-to-back South Jersey Group 4 sectional titles … played on both sides of the ball, totaling 115 tackles, 10 interceptions, two sacks and 552 yards and four touchdowns on 44 catches … at end of high-school career, number of interceptions fifth and total of receiving yards ninth in Shawnee’s history … also a two-year basketball letterwinner … helped team capture one state and back-toback sectional championships. Personal: Jonathan Robert Searcy … born December 2, 2000 in Voorhees, New Jersey … son of Robert and Angela Searcy … has an older brother: Peter … father played baseball at Saint Joseph’s University, was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates and spent time in the minor leagues ... major is undeclared.

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CHARLIE SHADEK

ZACK TARBURTON

TE | FR | 6-3 | 205

OL | FR | 6-3 | 265

Wellesley, Mass. | Kent School (Conn.) Undeclared

Perkasie, Pa. | Pennridge Undeclared

Kent School: Four-year letterwinner in football, diving, rowing and lacrosse … played on both sides of the ball, leading the football team in receptions (25), receiving yards (250) and tackles (65) … as a sophomore, helped Kent hand Trinity Pawling its first loss in the season finale … in rowing, helped Kent win the 2017 New England Interscholastic Rowing Association championship … competed in England’s Henley Royal Regatta, which is considered one of the most competitive regattas in the world, during sophomore year.

Pennridge High School: Three-year football letterwinner and starter … served as captain … First Team All-Suburban One Continental Conference honoree … nominee for the 2018 Mr. PA Football Class 4A-6A Award.

Personal: Zachary William Tarburton … born August 3, 2001 in Sellersville, Pennsylvania … son of Rick and Ami Tarburton … has two brothers: Nick and Jake … Nick, who enjoyed a decorated career at Pennridge High School and was a finalist for the 2017 Mr. Personal: Charles Booth Shadek … born November 18, 1999 in Newton, Massachusetts PA Football Class 4A-6A Award, is a defensive end at Penn State … parents both played … son of Edward and Kristine Shadek … has two older brothers: Will and Teddy … father basketball at Pitt-Bradford ... major is undeclared. played tennis at Pomona Pitzer, captaining the team as a junior and senior … Will played rugby at Dartmouth … Teddy rowed for Wesleyan, captaining the team as a senior … enjoys fishing and going to the beach … avid Boston sports fan ... major is undeclared.

ROSTER BREAKDOWN Superlatives Oldest........ M. Ademilola and A. Pechin (11/18/96) Youngest...........................Brent Jackson (8/23/01) Tallest.............................Nnamdi Unachukwu (6-7) Shortest.................................... Jared Cooper (5-7) Heaviest.................................Justis Peppers (330) Lightest....................... Stefone Moore-Green (155) In-Season Birthdays September 6.................................................Justin Murray (19) 8................................................. Simon Krizak (22) 9................................................ Jared Cooper (20) 19........................................... Chad Freshnock (22) 30..................................................Simon Behr (21) ......................................... Grayson Cherubino (19) October 9....................................................Tarrin Earle (20) 10.................................................. John Reedy (22) 17................................................Blais Herman (21) 18................................................... R.J. Mehan (19) 26............................................... Rick Mottram (21) November 3............................................Brandon Benson (21) 4................................... Stefone Moore-Green (22) 11....................................................Clay Myers (21) 14..................................................... John Hunt (22) 18.........................................Marcus Ademilola (23) ..................................................... Alex Pechin (23) ................................................Charlie Shadek (20) 22....................................Keyshawn Copeland (19)

By Country Germany................................................................1 United States....................................................... 81 By State USA Arizona......................................1 (Matt McCreight) Connecticut...................................... 1 (Renn Lints) Delaware...............................................................2 Florida...................................................................2 Georgia............................................. 1 (John Hunt) Maryland...............................................................2 Massachusetts..........................1 (Charlie Shadek) New Jersey..........................................................22 New York...............................................................5 North Carolina..............................1 (Justin Bethea) Ohio.......................................................................5 Oregon..................................................................3 Pennsylvania....................................................... 19 Texas.....................................................................7 Utah..............................................1 (Simeon Page) Virginia..................................................................6 Washington..................................... 1 (Erik Lukner) Washington, D.C......................... 1 (Dominic Lyles) Germany Baden-Württemberg.................... 1 (Simon Krizak) Farthest From Home

Simon Krizak (Stuttgart, Germany)................4,017 miles Sam Chitty, Blake Fletcher and Luke Hamper (West Linn, Ore.)....................... 2,777 miles Erik Lukner (Sedro Woolley, Wash.).............. 2,763 miles Matt McCreight (Chandler, Ariz.)................... 2,267 miles Simeon Page (Riverton, Utah)........................2,101 miles Blais Herman (Austin, Texas)........................ 1,634 miles Note: Includes all over 1,500 miles

By Class Fifth Years.............................................................2 Seniors................................................................20 Juniors.................................................................23 Sophomores........................................................ 19 Freshmen............................................................ 18 By Letterwinners Fifth Years.............................................................2 Seniors................................................................ 19 Juniors.................................................................22 Sophomores........................................................ 10 Four-Time Letterwinners.................1 (Alex Pechin) Three-Time Letterwinners.....................................6 ............. (M. Ademilola, J. Bethea, J. Chiarolanzio, ..................................S. Chitty, J. Fox and J. Hunt) By Position Offense............................................................... 42 Quarterbacks........................................................4 Running Backs......................................................4 Tight Ends.............................................................6 Wide Receivers................................................... 13 Offensive Linemen.............................................. 14 Running Backs/Wide Receivers...........................1 Defense...............................................................37 Defensive Linemen............................................ 14 Linebackers......................................................... 10 Safeties.................................................................7 Cornerbacks..........................................................6 Special Teams.......................................................3 Kickers..................................................................2 Long Snappers......................................................1

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OPPONENTS GAME 1

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TEMPLE

AUG. 31 >> 3 PM PHILADELPHIA, PA LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Rod Carey Record at Temple: 1st season Career Record: 52-30 (7th season) Conference: American Athletic Conference Stadium: Lincoln Financial Field Capacity: 69,596 Surface: Natural Grass 2018 Record: 8-5 Conference Record: 7-1 (2nd in East) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Founded: 1884 Enrollment: 41,000 Nickname: Owls Colors: Cherry and White President: Richard M. Englert Athletic Director: Dr. Patrick Kraft Website: OwlSports.com 2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 31 vs. Bucknell Sept. 14 vs. Maryland Sept. 21 at Buffalo Sept. 28 vs. Georgia Tech Oct. 3 at ECU* Oct. 12 vs. Memphis* Oct. 19 at SMU* Oct. 26 vs. UCF* Nov. 7 at USF* Nov. 16 vs. Tulane* Nov. 23 at Cincinnati* Nov. 30 vs. UConn*

Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Lewisburg, PA Lewisburg, PA

TU, 10-7 TU, 41-14 tie, 7-7 BU, 7-6 tie, 7-7 TU, 64-0 TU, 27-6 TU, 21-0 TU, 20-0 TU, 20-19 BU, 35-0 BU, 28-7 BU, 19-12 TU, 27-21 BU, 27-0 BU, 38-0 BU, 12-6 BU, 19-6 BU, 44-6 BU, 26-6 BU, 23-0 BU, 8-7 BU, 15-14 BU, 14-3 BU, 31-28 BU, 40-14 TU, 82-28 TU, 13-8 BU, 29-26 tie, 7-7 TU, 10-3

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 8-5-2 In Philadelphia: Bucknell leads, 12-11-6 Longest Win Streak: 12, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 1, Temple

GAME 2

SACRED HEART SEPT. 7 >> 6 PM FAIRFIELD, CT

2018 RESULTS (8-5, 7-1 AMERICAN) Sept. 1 vs. Villanova L, 17-19 Sept. 8 vs. Buffalo L, 29-36 Sept. 15 at Maryland W, 35-14 Sept. 20 vs. Tulsa* W, 31-17 Sept. 29 at Boston College L, 35-45 Oct. 6 vs. ECU* W, 49-6 Oct. 13 at Navy* W, 24-17 Oct. 20 vs. #20 Cincinnati W, 24-17 Nov. 1 at #9 UCF L, 40-52 Nov. 10 at Houston* W, 59-49 Nov. 17 vs. USF* W, 27-17 Nov. 24 at UConn* W, 57-7 Dec. 27 vs. Duke& L, 27-56 & Walk-Onâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.)

SERIES HISTORY Bucknell leads, 20-16-8 Year Site 1927 Philadelphia, PA 1928 Philadelphia, PA 1929 Philadelphia, PA 1930 Philadelphia, PA 1931 Philadelphia, PA 1932 Philadelphia, PA 1933 Lewisburg, PA 1934 Philadelphia, PA 1935 Philadelphia, PA 1936 Philadelphia, PA 1937 Lewisburg, PA 1938 Philadelphia, PA 1939 Philadelphia, PA

1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970

Result TU, 19-13 tie, 7-7 BU, 13-0 TU, 7-6 tie, 0-0 TU, 12-0 BU, 20-7 tie, 0-0 BU, 7-6 tie, 0-0 tie, 0-0 TU, 26-0 TU, 16-0

CAMPUS FIELD

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Mark Nofri Record at Sacred Heart: 44-36 (8th season) Career Record: Same Conference: Northeast Conference Stadium: Campus Field Capacity: 3,334 Surface: SprinTurf 2018 Record: 7-4 Conference Record: 5-1 (t-1st in NEC) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Fairfield, Conn. Founded: 1963 Enrollment: 8,532 Nickname: Pioneers Colors: White and Red President: John J. Petillo Athletic Director: Bobby Valentine Website: SacredHeartPioneers.com 2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 30 at Maine Sept. 7 vs. Bucknell Sept. 14 at Lafayette Sept. 21 vs. LIU Post* Oct. 5 vs. Central Connecticut State* Oct. 12 at Penn Oct. 19 vs. Duquesne* Oct. 26 at Saint Francis*

Nov. 2 at Bryant* Nov. 9 vs. Wagner* Nov. 16 vs. Lehigh* Nov. 23 at Robert Morris* 2018 RESULTS (7-4, 5-1 NEC) Sept. 1 vs. Lafayette W, 35-6 Sept. 8 at Bucknell W, 30-14 Sept. 22 at Wagner* W, 41-14 Sept. 29 at Cornell L, 24-43 Oct. 6 vs. Penn L, 27-31 Oct. 13 at Dartmouth L, 0-42 Oct. 20 at Central Conn. State* W, 28-25 Oct. 27 vs. Bryant* W, 49-26 Nov. 3 vs. Robert Morris* W, 38-7 Nov. 10 at Duquesne* L, 24-28 Nov. 17 vs. Saint Francis* W, 13-7 SERIES HISTORY Teams tied, 2-2 Year Site 2013 Lewisburg, PA 2014 Fairfield, CT 2017 Lewisburg, PA 2018 Lewisburg, PA

Result SH, 16-0 BU, 36-20 BU, 34-31 SH, 30-14

In Lewisburg: Sacred Heart leads, 2-1 In Fairfield: Bucknell leads, 1-0 Longest Win Streak: 2, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 1, Sacred Heart

GAME 3

VILLANOVA SEPT. 14 >> 6 PM LEWISBURG, PA

CHRISTY MATHEWSONMEMORIAL STADIUM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Mark Ferrante Record at Villanova: 10-12 (3rd season) Career Record: Same Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Stadium: Villanova Stadium Capacity: 12,500 Surface: Astro Play 2018 Record: 5-6 Conference Record: 2-6 (t-10th in CAA) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Villanova, Penn. Founded: 1842 Enrollment: 6,966 Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Navy and White President: Peter M. Donohue Athletic Director: Mark Jackson Website: Villanova.com 2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 24 at Colgate Sept. 7 vs. Lehigh Sept. 14 at Bucknell Sept. 21 at Towson* Sept. 28 vs. Maine* Oct. 5 at William & Mary* Oct. 12 at James Madison* Oct. 26 vs. Stony Brook* Nov. 2 at New Hampshire* Nov. 9 vs. Richmond* Nov. 16 vs. LIU Post Nov. 23 vs. Delaware*

2018 RESULTS (5-6, 2-6 CAA) Sept. 1 at Temple W, 19-17 Sept. 8 at Lehigh W, 31-9 Sept. 15 vs. Towson* L, 35-45 Sept. 22 vs. Bucknell W, 49-7 Sept. 29 at #18 Stony Brook* L, 27-29 Oct. 6 at #25 Maine* L, 10-13 Oct. 13 vs. #6 James Madison* L, 0-37 Oct. 27 vs. New Hampshire* L, 0-34 Nov. 3 at Richmond* W, 45-21 Nov. 10 vs. William & Mary* L, 17-24 Nov. 17 at Delaware* W, 42-21 SERIES HISTORY Villanova leads, 13-11-2 Year Site 1900 Villanova, PA 1902 Lewisburg, PA 1904 Lewisburg, PA 1905 Lewisburg, PA 1918 Lewisburg, PA 1926 Wilkes-Barre, PA 1927 Scranton, PA 1928 Scranton, PA 1929 Scranton, PA 1930 Scranton, PA 1931 Villanova, PA 1932 Villanova, PA 1933 Villanova, PA 1934 Lewisburg, PA 1935 Villanova, PA 1936 Lewisburg, PA 1937 Villanova, PA 1943 Villanova, PA 1944 Villanova, PA 1945 Lewisburg, PA 1988 Lewisburg, PA 1991 Lewisburg, PA 1992 Villanova, PA 2004 Villanova, PA 2005 Lewisburg, PA 2018 Villanova, PA

Result tie, 0-0 BU, 61-5 BU, 26-0 BU, 17-9 BU, 40-0 VU, 7-3 BU, 28-12 VU, 20-6 BU, 9-0 BU, 20-14 tie, 0-0 VU, 13-0 BU, 19-17 BU, 13-0 VU, 25-0 BU, 6-0 VU, 21-0 VU, 12-8 BU, 27-6 VU, 19-7 VU, 30-17 VU, 40-0 VU, 34-0 VU, 20-14 VU, 38-10 VU, 49-7

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 6-4 In Villanova: Villanova leads, 7-2-2 At Neutral Site: Bucknell leads, 3-2 Longest Win Streak: 7, Villanova Current Win Streak: 7, Villanova

GAME 4

PRINCETON SEPT. 28 >> 3:30 PM LEWISBURG, PA CHRISTY MATHEWSONMEMORIAL STADIUM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Bob Surace Record at Princeton: 48-42 (10th season) Career Record: 66-45 (12th season) Conference: Ivy League Stadium: Powers Field at Princeton Stadium Capacity: 27,800 Surface: FieldTurf 2018 Record: 10-0 Conference Record: 7-0 (1st in Ivy League) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Princeton, N.J. Founded: 1746 Enrollment: 8,623 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Orange and Black President: Christopher L. Eisgruber

Athletic Director: Mollie Marcoux Samaan Website: GoPrincetonTigers.com

& College Football 150th Anniversary (Bronx, N.Y.)

2018 RESULTS (10-0, 7-0 IVY) Sept. 15 at Butler W, 50-7 Sept. 22 vs. Monmouth W, 51-9 Sept. 28 at Columbia* W, 45-10 Oct. 6 vs. Lehigh W, 66-7 Oct. 13 vs. Brown* W, 48-10 Oct. 20 at Harvard* W, 29-21 Oct. 27 vs. Cornell* W, 66-0 Nov. 3 vs. Dartmouth* W, 14-9 Nov. 10 at Yale* W, 59-43 Nov. 17 vs. Penn* W, 42-14 SERIES HISTORY Princeton leads, 13-3 Year Site Result 1903 Princeton, NJ PU, 17-0 1905 Princeton, NJ PU, 48-0 1906 Princeton, NJ PU, 32-4 1907 Princeton, NJ PU, 52-0 1913 Princeton, NJ PU, 28-6 1914 Princeton, NJ PU, 10-0 1916 Princeton, NJ PU, 42-0 1983 Princeton, NJ PU, 46-28 1984 Princeton, NJ PU, 20-14 1988 Lewisburg, PA PU, 41-35 1990 Lewisburg, PA BU, 14-9 1991 Princeton, NJ PU, 31-7 1994 Princeton, NJ PU, 12-7 1995 Princeton, NJ PU, 20-3 1996 Lewisburg, PA BU, 10-6 2011 Princeton, NJ BU, 34-9 In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 2-1 In Princeton: Princeton leads, 12-1 Longest Win Streak: 10, Princeton Current Win Streak: 2, Bucknell

GAME 5

HOLY CROSS OCT. 5 >> 2 PM LEWISBURG, PA CHRISTY MATHEWSONMEMORIAL STADIUM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Bob Chesney Record at Holy Cross: 5-6 (2nd season) Career Record: 72-31 (10th season) Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Fitton Field Capacity: 23,500 Surface: Natural Grass 2018 Record: 5-6 Conference Record: 4-2 (t-2nd in PL) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Worcester, Mass. Founded: 1843

2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 31 at Navy Sept. 7 vs. New Hampshire Sept. 21 at Yale Sept. 28 at Syracuse Oct. 5 at Bucknell* Oct. 12 at Brown Oct. 19 vs. Harvard Oct. 26 vs. Colgate* Nov. 2 at Lehigh* Nov. 9 vs. Lafayette* Nov. 16 at Fordham* Nov. 23 vs. Georgetown*

Longest Win Streak: 9, Holy Cross Current Win Streak: 1, Bucknell

GAME 6

COLGATE

OCT. 12 >> 1 PM HAMILTON, NY CROWN FIELD AT ANDY KERR STADIUM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Dan Hunt Record at Colgate: 36-23 (6th season) Career Record: Same Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Crown Field at Andy Kerr Stadium Capacity: 10,221 Surface: FieldTurf 2018 Record: 10-2 Conference Record: 6-0 (1st in PL)

2018 RESULTS (5-6, 4-2 PL) Sept. 1 at Colgate* Sept. 8 at Boston College Sept. 15 vs. Yale Sept. 22 vs. Dartmouth Sept. 29 vs. Bucknell* Oct. 6 at New Hampshire Oct. 12 at Harvard Oct. 27 vs. Lehigh* Nov. 3 at Lafayette* Nov. 10 vs. Fordham* Nov. 17 at Georgetown*

L,17-24 L, 14-62 W, 31-28 (OT) L, 14-34 L, 16-19 L, 0-28 L, 31-33 W, 56-0 W, 40-14 W, 17-13 W, 32-31

SERIES HISTORY Holy Cross leads, 22-13 Year Site 1925 Worcester, MA 1953 Worcester, MA 1986 Worcester, MA 1987 Lewisburg, PA 1988 Worcester, MA 1989 Lewisburg, PA 1990 Worcester, MA 1991 Lewisburg, PA 1992 Worcester, MA 1993 Lewisburg, PA 1994 Worcester, MA 1995 Lewisburg, PA 1996 Worcester, MA 1997 Lewisburg, PA 1998 Worcester, MA 1999 Lewisburg, PA 2000 Worcester, MA 2001 Lewisburg, PA 2002 Worcester, MA 2003 Lewisburg, PA 2004 Worcester, MA 2005 Lewisburg, PA 2006 Worcester, MA 2007 Lewisburg, PA 2008 Worcester, MA 2009 Lewisburg, PA 2010 Worcester, MA 2011 Lewisburg, PA 2012 Worcester, MA 2013 Lewisburg, PA 2014 Worcester, MA 2015 Lewisburg, PA 2016 Worcester, MA 2017 Lewisburg, PA 2018 Worcester, MA

Result HC, 23-7 HC, 40-0 HC, 17-10 HC, 48-10 HC, 38-7 HC, 35-6 HC, 43-14 HC, 42-6 HC, 27-12 BU, 33-23 HC, 27-20 BU, 21-7 BU, 38-7 BU, 18-6 BU, 30-14 BU, 32-21 HC, 10-9 BU, 21-14 HC, 38-21 BU, 53-31 BU, 42-27 HC, 51-33 HC, 27-10 HC, 45-21 HC, 34-17 BU, 23-17 HC, 34-9 HC, 16-13 HC, 13-6 HC, 51-27 BU, 31-24 OT HC, 23-7 BU, 21-20 HC, 20-0 BU, 19-16

In Lewisburg: Holy Cross leads, 9-7 In Worcester: Holy Cross leads, 13-6

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Hamilton, N.Y. Founded: 1819 Enrollment: 2,872 Nickname: Raiders Colors: Maroon, White and Gray President: Brian W. Casey Athletic Director: Nicki Moore Website: GoColgateRaiders.com 2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 24 vs. Villanova Aug. 31 at Air Force Sept. 14 at William & Mary Sept. 21 vs. Maine Sept. 28 at Dartmouth Oct. 5 vs. Lehigh* Oct. 12 vs. Bucknell* Oct. 19 at Cornell Oct. 26 at Holy Cross* Nov. 2 at Georgetown* Nov. 9 vs. Fordham* Nov. 16 at Lafayette* 2018 RESULTS (10-2, 6-0 PL) Sept. 1 vs. Holy Cross* W, 24-17 Sept. 8 at #20 New Hampshire W, 10-3 Sept. 15 at Furman Canceled Sept. 22 vs. Lafayette* W, 45-0 Sept. 29 at William & Mary W, 23-0 Oct. 6 at Bucknell* W, 27-3 Oct. 13 vs. Cornell W, 31-0 Oct. 27 vs. Georgetown* W, 38-0 Nov. 3 at Fordham* W, 41-0 Nov. 10 at Lehigh* W, 48-6 Nov. 17 at Army West Point L, 14-28 Dec. 1 vs. #6 James Madison& W, 23-20 Dec. 8 at #1 North Dakota St.& L, 0-35 & NCAA Division I Football Championship

SERIES HISTORY Colgate leads, 50-17 Year Site 1894 Scranton, PA 1917 Hamilton, NY 1950 Hamilton, NY 1951 Hamilton, NY 1952 Lewisburg, PA 1953 Hamilton, NY 1954 Hamilton, NY 1955 Lewisburg, PA 1956 Hamilton, NY 1957 Hamilton, NY 1958 Lewisburg, PA

1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 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 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Hamilton, NY Hamilton, NY Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA Hamilton, NY Lewisburg, PA

CU, 16-13 BU, 12-8 CU, 13-0 BU, 32-14 BU, 14-0 CU, 14-6 CU, 21-7 CU, 20-0 CU, 38-0 CU, 48-34 CU, 28-7 CU, 44-14 CU, 47-24 BU, 41-7 CU, 41-23 CU, 34-21 BU, 24-16 CU, 24-13 CU, 49-17 BU, 7-0 CU, 20-2 CU, 17-14 CU, 24-6 BU, 40-39 CU, 31-28 CU, 14-13 BU, 37-27 CU, 28-27 CU, 38-6 BU, 28-21 CU, 13-8 CU, 31-7 BU, 21-14 OT BU, 28-27 OT CU, 48-14 CU, 38-21 BU, 21-16 CU, 24-21 CU, 15-13 CU, 13-10 OT CU, 50-6 BU, 42-7 CU, 16-10 BU, 31-28 CU, 28-24 CU, 52-28 CU, 29-14 CU, 31-7 CU, 21-6 CU, 47-33 BU, 28-7 CU, 21-6 CU, 14-10 CU, 27-7 CU, 40-3 CU, 27-3

In Lewisburg: Colgate leads, 22-8 In Hamilton: Colgate leads, 28-8 At Neutral Site: Bucknell leads, 1-0 Longest Win Streak: 8, Colgate Current Win Streak: 5, Colgate

GAME 7

Result BU, 12-8 CU, 24-0 CU, 23-12 BU, 21-20 CU, 28-0 CU, 19-12 CU, 20-14 CU, 35-7 CU, 26-12 CU, 27-0 CU, 7-0

TOWSON

OCT. 19 >> 4 PM TOWSON, MD JOHNNY UNITAS STADIUM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Rob Ambrose Record at Towson: 59-59 (11th season) Career Record: 62-66 (12th season) Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Stadium: Johnny Unitas Stadium

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2019 SCHEDULE Sept. 21 vs. Butler Sept. 28 at Bucknell Oct. 5 vs. Columbia* Oct. 12 vs. Lafayette Oct. 19 at Brown* Oct. 26 vs. Harvard* Nov. 2 at Cornell* Nov. 9 vs. Dartmouth*& Nov. 16 vs. Yale* Nov. 23 at Penn*

Enrollment: 2,912 Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Royal Purple President: Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, S.J. Athletic Director: Marcus Blossom Website: GoHolyCross.com

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Capacity: 11,198 Surface: FieldTurf 2018 Record: 7-5 Conference Record: 5-3 (t-3rd in CAA) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Towson, Md. Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 22,284 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Black and Gold President: Kim Schatzel Athletic Director: Tim Leonard Website: TowsonTigers.com

Lewisburg, PA Towson, MD Lewisburg, PA

BU, 51-10 TU, 20-14 BU, 14-10

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 6-3 In Towson: Towson leads, 5-2 Longest Win Streak: 5, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 1, Bucknell

GAME 8

LAFAYETTE

OCT. 26 >> 3:30 PM EASTON, PA

2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 31 at The Citadel Sept. 7 vs. North Carolina Central Sept. 14 at Maine* Sept. 21 vs. Villanova* Sept. 28 at Florida Oct. 12 at UAlbany* Oct. 19 vs. Bucknell Oct. 26 at James Madison* Nov. 2 vs. Delaware* Nov. 9 at Stony Brook* Nov. 16 at William & Mary* Nov. 23 vs. Elon* 2018 RESULTS (7-5, 5-3 CAA) Sept. 1 at Morgan State W, 36-10 Sept. 8 at Wake Forest L, 20-51 Sept. 15 at #10 Villanova* W, 45-35 Sept. 29 vs. The Citadel W, 44-27 Oct. 6 vs. #13 Stony Brook* W, 52-28 Oct. 13 vs. William & Mary* W, 29-13 Oct. 20 at UAlbany* W, 56-28 Oct. 27 at #21 Delaware L, 36-40 Nov. 3 vs. #23 Maine L, 28-35 Nov. 10 at #5 Elon W, 41-10 Nov. 17 vs. #7 James Madison L, 17-38 Nov. 24 vs. Duquesne& L, 10-31 & NCAA Division I Football Championship

SERIES HISTORY Teams tied, 8-8 Year Site 1982 Lewisburg, PA 1986 Lewisburg, PA 1989 Towson, MD 1990 Lewisburg, PA 1992 Towson, MD 1993 Towson, MD 1994 Lewisburg, PA 1995 Towson, MD 1996 Lewisburg, PA 1997 Towson, MD 1998 Lewisburg, PA 1999 Lewisburg, PA 2000 Towson, MD

2001 2002 2003

Result TU, 22-18 TU, 28-7 TU, 29-23 BU, 55-26 TU, 24-21 TU, 49-21 BU, 41-28 BU, 14-7 BU, 44-7 BU, 33-0 BU, 46-13 TU, 27-20 TU, 15-13

FISHER STADIUM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: John Garrett Record at Lafayette: 6-16 (3rd season) Career Record: Same Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Fisher Stadium Capacity: 13,132 Surface: FieldTurf 2018 Record: 3-8 Conference Record: 2-4 (t-4th PL) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Easton, Pa. Founded: 1826 Enrollment: 2,533 Nickname: Leopards Colors: Maroon and White President: Alison R. Byerly Athletic Director: Sherryta Freeman Website: GoLeopards.com 2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 31 at William & Mary Sept. 7 at Monmouth Sept. 14 vs. Sacred Heart Sept. 21 at UAlbany Sept. 28 vs. Penn Oct. 12 at Princeton Oct. 19 at Georgetown* Oct. 26 vs. Bucknell* Nov. 2 vs. Fordham* Nov. 9 at Holy Cross* Nov. 16 vs. Colgate* Nov. 23 at Lehigh* 2018 RESULTS (3-8, 2-4 PL) Sept. 1 at Sacred Heart L, 6-35 Sept. 8 at Delaware L, 0-37 Sept. 15 vs. Monmouth L, 20-24 Sept. 22 at #24 Colgate* L, 0-45 Sept. 29 vs. Central Conn. State W, 31-24 Oct. 13 vs. Georgetown* L, 6-13 Oct. 20 at Bucknell* W, 29-27

Oct. 27 at Fordham* Nov. 3 vs. Holy Cross* Nov. 10 at Army West Point Nov. 17 vs. Lehigh*

W, 21-13 L, 14-40 L, 13-31 L, 3-34

SERIES HISTORY Lafayette leads, 53-37-6 Year Site 1883 Lewisburg, PA 1888 Easton, PA 1890 Easton, PA 1891 Easton, PA 1894 Easton, PA 1898 Easton, PA 1899 Easton, PA 1905 Easton, PA 1907 Easton, PA 1908 Easton, PA 1910 Easton, PA 1911 Easton, PA 1912 Easton, PA 1920 Easton, PA 1921 Lewisburg, PA 1922 Easton, PA 1924 Lewisburg, PA 1928 Lewisburg, PA 1929 Easton, PA 1932 Lewisburg, PA 1933 Easton, PA 1942 Lewisburg, PA 1945 Easton, PA 1946 Lewisburg, PA 1947 Easton, PA 1948 Lewisburg, PA 1949 Easton, PA 1950 Lewisburg, PA 1951 Easton, PA 1952 Lewisburg, PA 1953 Easton, PA 1954 Lewisburg, PA 1955 Easton, PA 1956 Lewisburg, PA 1957 Easton, PA 1958 Lewisburg, PA 1959 Easton, PA 1960 Lewisburg, PA 1961 Easton, PA 1962 Lewisburg, PA 1963 Easton, PA 1964 Lewisburg, PA 1965 Easton, PA 1966 Lewisburg, PA 1967 Easton, PA 1968 Lewisburg, PA 1969 Easton, PA 1970 Lewisburg, PA 1971 Easton, PA 1972 Lewisburg, PA 1973 Easton, PA 1974 Lewisburg, PA 1975 Easton, PA 1976 Lewisburg, PA 1977 Easton, PA 1978 Lewisburg, PA 1979 Easton, PA 1980 Lewisburg, PA 1981 Easton, PA 1982 Lewisburg, PA 1983 Easton, PA 1984 Lewisburg, PA 1985 Easton, PA 1986 Lewisburg, PA 1987 Easton, PA 1988 Lewisburg, PA 1989 Lewisburg, PA

Result LC, 59-0 LC, 54-0 tie, 0-0 BU, 16-10 LC, 44-0 LC, 6-0 LC, 12-0 LC, 47-0 LC, 34-0 tie, 6-6 LC, 12-0 LC, 6-0 tie, 0-0 LC, 10-7 LC, 20-7 LC, 28-7 LC, 21-3 tie, 0-0 BU, 6-3 BU, 14-6 BU, 21-0 BU, 13-7 BU, 26-2 BU, 29-0 LC, 27-7 LC, 19-7 BU, 21-14 BU, 32-0 BU, 40-21 BU, 45-13 LC, 7-6 BU, 7-0 LC, 34-13 LC, 13-7 LC, 35-13 LC, 34-6 LC, 12-6 BU, 28-0 BU, 13-0 BU, 28-6 LC, 14-13 BU, 54-12 LC, 14-13 LC, 25-7 LC, 21-6 BU, 13-10 BU, 21-20 BU, 30-28 BU, 33-0 BU, 26-7 tie, 0-0 BU, 10-6 BU, 15-5 LC, 17-7 LC, 34-7 LC, 14-7 tie, 0-0 BU, 14-0 LC, 37-0 LC, 37-6 LC, 33-3 BU, 10-3 LC, 47-0 LC, 52-34 LC, 42-21 LC, 52-35 BU, 54-33

1990 Easton, PA BC, 24-14 1991 Easton, PA LC, 20-16 1992 Lewisburg, PA LC, 49-7 1993 Easton, PA LC, 31-14 1994 Lewisburg, PA LC, 56-14 1995 Lewisburg, PA BU, 30-11 1996 Easton, PA LC, 23-7 1997 Easton, PA BU, 23-21 1998 Lewisburg, PA BU, 33-22 1999 Easton, PA LC, 22-21 2000 Lewisburg, PA BU, 42-30 2001 Easton, PA BU, 17-16 2002 Lewisburg, PA LC, 19-3 2003 Easton, PA LC, 35-17 2004 Lewisburg, PA LC, 14-13 2005 Easton, PA LC, 33-20 2006 Lewisburg, PA LC, 31-0 2007 Easton, PA LC, 34-7 2008 Lewisburg, PA LC, 38-21 2009 Easton, PA LC, 35-14 2010 Lewisburg, PA LC, 33-22 2011 Easton, PA BU, 39-13 2012 Lewisburg, PA LC, 20-14 2013 Easton, PA LC, 31-7 2014 Lewisburg, PA BU, 27-24 OT 2015 Easton, PA BU, 35-24 2016 Lewisburg, PA BU, 42-17 2017 Easton, PA BU, 13-7 OT 2018 Lewisburg, PA LC, 29-27 In Lewisburg: Teams tied, 21-21-1 In Easton: Lafayette leads, 32-16-5 Longest Win Streak: 9, Lafayette Current Win Streak: 1, Lafayette

GAME 9

LEHIGH

NOV. 9 >> 1 PM LEWISBURG, PA CHRISTY MATHEWSONMEMORIAL STADIUM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Tom Gilmore Record at Lehigh: 1st season Career Record: 72-81 (15th season) Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Goodman Stadium Capacity: 16,000 Surface: Natural Grass 2018 Record: 3-8 Conference Record: 2-4 (t-4th in PL) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Bethlehem, Pa. Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 7,119 Nickname: Mountain Hawks Colors: Brown and White President: John D. Simon Athletic Director: Joe Sterrett Website: LehighSports.com 2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 31 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) Sept. 7 at Villanova Sept. 14 at UC Davis Sept. 28 vs. Merrimack Oct. 5 at Colgate* Oct. 19 at Fordham* Oct. 26 vs. Georgetown* Nov. 2 vs. Holy Cross* Nov. 9 at Bucknell* Nov. 16 at Sacred Heart Nov. 23 vs. Lafayette*

W, 21-19 L, 9-31 L, 21-51 L, 10-30 L, 7-66 L, 14-43 L, 16-22 (2OT) L, 0-56 W, 45-17 L, 6-48 W, 34-3

SERIES HISTORY Lehigh leads, 48-31-3 Year Site 1888 Bethlehem, PA 1891 Bethlehem, PA 1897 neutral site 1898 Bethlehem, PA 1899 Bethlehem, PA 1900 Bethlehem, PA 1901 Bethlehem, PA 1911 Bethlehem, PA 1922 Bethlehem, PA 1923 Lewisburg, PA 1926 Lewisburg, PA 1927 Bethlehem, PA 1928 Lewisburg, PA 1950 Lewisburg, PA 1951 Bethlehem, PA 1952 Lewisburg, PA 1953 Bethlehem, PA 1954 Lewisburg, PA 1955 Bethlehem, PA 1956 Lewisburg, PA 1957 Bethlehem, PA 1958 Lewisburg, PA 1959 Bethlehem, PA 1960 Lewisburg, PA 1961 Bethlehem, PA 1962 Bethlehem, PA 1963 Lewisburg, PA 1964 Bethlehem, PA 1965 Lewisburg, PA 1966 Bethlehem, PA 1967 Lewisburg, PA 1968 Bethlehem, PA 1969 Lewisburg, PA 1970 Bethlehem, PA 1971 Lewisburg, PA 1972 Bethlehem, PA 1973 Lewisburg, PA 1974 Bethlehem, PA 1975 Lewisburg, PA 1976 Lewisburg, PA 1977 Bethlehem, PA 1978 Bethlehem, PA 1979 Lewisburg, PA 1980 Bethlehem, PA 1981 Lewisburg, PA 1982 Bethlehem, PA 1983 Lewisburg, PA 1984 Bethlehem, PA 1985 Lewisburg, PA 1986 Bethlehem, PA 1987 Lewisburg, PA 1988 Bethlehem, PA 1989 Lewisburg, PA 1990 Bethlehem, PA 1991 Lewisburg, PA 1992 Bethlehem, PA 1993 Lewisburg, PA 1994 Bethlehem, PA 1995 Lewisburg, PA

Result LU, 74-0 LU, 62-4 BU, 28-20 Tie, 0-0 BU, 5-0 LU, 12-6 BU, 10-0 BU, 3-0 BU, 14-0 Tie, 7-7 BU, 27-0 BU, 20-6 BU, 40-0 LU, 27-6 BU, 47-7 BU, 28-6 LU, 20-6 BU, 48-46 LU, 27-20 LU, 25-6 LU, 27-0 LU, 35-14 LU, 14-0 BU, 18-6 LU, 12-7 BU, 32-6 BU, 34-12 BU, 3-0 BU, 41-0 BU, 45-0 BU, 14-13 BU, 31-27 LU, 7-3 BU, 24-20 LU, 23-0 LU, 21-0 LU, 42-15 LU, 33-7 BU, 32-25 BU, 3-0 LU, 47-13 BU, 13-6 LU, 14-13 LU, 13-0 LU, 18-0 LU, 21-10 LU, 40-15 LU, 21-15 LU, 19-0 LU, 17-7 Tie, 21-21 BU, 35-32 LU, 52-6 BU, 30-27 LU, 41-13 LU, 38-16 BU, 32-27 BU, 31-27 LU, 30-23

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA Lewisburg, PA Bethlehem, PA

BU, 7-6 BU, 21-14 LU, 49-7 LU, 48-27 LU, 21-14 LU, 21-14 LU, 24-0 LU, 45-9 LU, 40-17 LU, 42-10 LU, 38-7 LU, 38-10 LU, 31-15 LU, 35-16 LU, 32-10 LU, 30-6 LU, 42-19 BU, 48-10 BU, 45-24 LU, 21-10 LU, 20-13 LU, 42-21 LU, 45-17

In Lewisburg: Lehigh leads, 22-13-2 In Bethlehem: Lehigh leads, 26-17-1 At Neutral Site: Bucknell leads, 1-0 Longest Win Streak: 15, Lehigh Current Win Streak: 4, Lehigh

GAME 10

GEORGETOWN NOV. 16 >> 1 PM LEWISBURG, PA CHRISTY MATHEWSONMEMORIAL STADIUM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Rob Sgarlata Record at Georgetown: 16-39 (6th season) Career Record: Same Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Cooper Field Capacity: 2,500 Surface: FieldTurf 2018 Record: 5-6 Conference Record: 4-2 (t-2nd in PL) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Washington, D.C. Founded: 1789 Enrollment: 4,523 Nickname: Hoyas Colors: Blue and Gray President: John J. DeGioia Athletic Director: Lee Reed Website: GUHoyas.com 2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 31 at Davidson Sept. 7 vs. Marist Sept. 14 vs. Catholic University Sept. 28 at Columbia Oct. 5 at Cornell Oct. 12 vs. Fordham* Oct. 19 vs. Lafayette* Oct. 26 at Lehigh* Nov. 2 vs. Colgate* Nov. 16 at Bucknell* Nov. 23 at Holy Cross* 2018 RESULTS (5-6, 4-2 PL) Sept. 1 at Marist W, 39-14 Sept. 8 vs. Campbell L, 8-13

Sept. 15 at Dartmouth Sept. 22 vs. Columbia Sept. 29 at Brown Oct. 6 at Fordham* Oct. 13 at Lafayette* Oct. 20 vs. Lehigh* Oct. 27 at #11 Colgate* Nov. 10 vs. Bucknell* Nov. 17 vs. Holy Cross*

L, 0-41 L, 15-23 L, 7-35 W, 23-11 W, 13-6 W, 22-16 (2OT) L, 0-38 W, 14-3 L, 31-32

SERIES HISTORY Bucknell leads, 18-12-1 Year Site 1904 Washington, D.C. 1905 Washington, D.C. 1916 Washington, D.C. 1922 Washington, D.C. 1923 Washington, D.C. 1924 Washington, D.C. 1925 Washington, D.C. 1931 Washington, D.C. 1932 Washington, D.C. 1936 Washington, D.C. 1938 Washington, D.C. 1939 Lewisburg, PA 2000 Washington, D.C. 2001 Lewisburg, PA 2002 Washington, D.C. 2003 Lewisburg, PA 2004 Washington, D.C. 2005 Lewisburg, PA 2006 Washington, D.C. 2007 Lewisburg, PA 2008 Washington, D.C. 2009 Lewisburg, PA 2010 Washington, D.C. 2011 Lewisburg, PA 2012 Washington, D.C. 2013 Lewisburg, PA 2014 Washington, D.C. 2015 Lewisburg, PA 2016 Washington, D.C. 2017 Lewisburg, PA 2018 Washington, D.C.

Result GU, 12-0 BU, 18-0 GU, 78-0 GU, 19-7 BU, 14-7 BU, 14-6 BU, 3-2 BU, 7-0 tie, 6-6 GU, 19-0 GU, 13-0 GU, 13-7 BU, 24-10 BU, 34-0 GU, 32-31 BU, 45-16 BU, 35-17 GU, 19-16 OT BU, 17-7 GU, 20-17 BU, 27-24 BU, 14-6 BU, 24-21 BU, 35-18 GU, 10-3 BU, 17-7 BU, 22-17 GU, 17-9 BU, 21-7 BU, 12-0 GU, 14-3

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 6-4 In Washington, D.C.: Bucknell leads, 12-8-1 Longest Win Streak: 4, Bucknell Current Win Streak: 1, Georgetown

GAME 11

FORDHAM NOV. 23 >> 1 PM BRONX, NY

JACK COFFEY FIELD

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Joe Conlin Record at Fordham: 2-9 (2nd season) Career Record: Same Conference: Patriot League Stadium: Jack Coffey Field Capacity: 7,000 Surface: FieldTurfTM 2018 Record: 2-9 Conference Record: 2-4 (t-4th in PL) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Bronx, N.Y. Founded: 1841 Enrollment: 9,599 Nickname: Rams Colors: Maroon and White

President: Joseph M. McShane Athletic Director: David Roach Website: FordhamSports.com 2019 SCHEDULE Aug. 31 vs. Central Connecticut State Sept. 7 at Ball State Sept. 14 at Bryant Sept. 21 at Stony Brook Sept. 28 vs. Richmond Oct. 5 at Yale Oct. 12 at Georgetown* Oct. 19 vs. Lehigh* Nov. 2 at Lafayette* Nov. 9 at Colgate* Nov. 16 vs. Holy Cross* Nov. 23 vs. Bucknell* 2018 RESULTS (2-9, 2-4 PL) Sept. 1 at Charlotte Sept. 8 at Richmond Sept. 15 vs. #21/24 Stony Brook Sept. 22 vs. Central Conn. State Oct. 6 vs. Georgetown* Oct. 13 at Lehigh* Oct. 20 vs. Bryant Oct. 27 vs. Lafayette* Nov. 3 vs. #11 Colgate* Nov. 10 at Holy Cross* Nov. 17 at Bucknell*

L, 10-34 L, 7-52 L, 6-28 L, 13-24 L, 11-23 W, 43-14 L, 41-42 L, 13-21 L, 0-41 L, 13-17 W, 17-14

SERIES HISTORY Bucknell leads, 18-16 Year Site 1929 Bronx, NY 1930 Bronx, NY 1931 Bronx, NY 1932 Bronx, NY 1989 Bronx, NY 1990 Lewisburg, PA 1991 Bronx, NY 1992 Lewisburg, PA 1993 Bronx, NY 1994 Lewisburg, PA 1995 Bronx, NY 1996 Lewisburg, PA 1997 Bronx, NY 1998 Lewisburg, PA 1999 Bronx, NY 2000 Lewisburg, PA 2001 Bronx, NY 2002 Lewisburg, PA 2003 Bronx, NY 2004 Lewisburg, PA 2005 Bronx, NY 2006 Lewisburg, PA 2007 Bronx, NY 2008 Lewisburg, PA 2009 Bronx, NY 2010 Lewisburg, PA 2011 Bronx, NY 2012 Lewisburg, PA 2013 Bronx, NY 2014 Lewisburg, PA 2015 Bronx, NY 2016 Lewisburg, PA 2017 Bronx, NY 2018 Lewisburg, PA

Result FU, 14-0 FU, 12-0 BU, 14-13 FU, 30-0 BU, 31-7 BU, 44-7 BU, 21-14 FU, 21-0 BU, 27-21 BU, 29-26 BU, 28-21 BU, 51-17 BU, 36-10 FU, 20-17 BU, 45-15 BU, 27-13 FU, 17-12 FU, 34-7 BU, 31-10 BU, 21-20 FU, 28-21 BU, 13-3 BU, 38-24 BU 24-21 OT FU, 21-7 FU, 33-21 BU, 21-0 BU, 27-24 FU, 23-21 FU, 30-27 OT FU, 24-16 FU, 36-22 FU, 20-9 FU, 17-14

In Lewisburg: Bucknell leads, 8-7 In Bronx: Bucknell leads,10-9 Longest Win Streak: 6, Fordham Current Win Streak: 6, Fordham

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2018 RESULTS (3-8, 2-4 PL) Sept. 1 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) Sept. 8 vs. #12/11 Villanova Sept. 15 at Navy Sept. 22 at Penn Oct. 6 at #23 Princeton Oct. 13 vs. Fordham* Oct. 20 at Georgetown* Oct. 27 at Holy Cross* Nov. 3 vs. Bucknell* Nov. 10 vs. #8 Colgate* Nov. 17 at Lafayette*

ALL-TIME OPPONENT INFORMATION

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Opponent Albright Alfred Allegheny Army West Point U.S. 3rd Army Corps Athens A.C. Baldwin-Wallace Baltimore Medical Bellefonte Bloomsburg Blue Ridge Boston University Bradford Brown Bryant Buffalo Burlingame A.C. Carlisle Carnegie-Mellon Case Catholic C.C.N.Y. Charleston Southern The Citadel COLGATE Columbia Connecticut Cornell C.W. Post Dartmuoth 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

Years W L T Last Bison Win Last Opp. Win 1914-1957 14 1 0 1957 (16-0) 1937 (6-0) 1922-1948 4 0 0 1948 (20-6) — 1923 0 1 0 — 1923 (10-7) 1900-2015 0 6 0 — 2015 (21-14) 1924 1 0 0 1924 (26-6) — 1901 1 0 0 1901 (17-6) — 1970 0 1 0 — 1970 (29-21) 1902 1 0 0 1902 (17-5) — 1918 1 0 0 1918 (31-0) — 1896-1993 7 0 0 1993 (21-16) — 1926 1 0 0 1926 (53-0) — 1941-1985 4 10 1 1980 (30-17) 1985 (34-7) 1898 0 0 1 — — 1980-1993 2 1 0 1992 (33-14) 1993 (21-12) 2012-2014 1 1 0 2012 (24-21) 2014 (34-15) 1898-1962 9 7 0 1961 (12-6) 1962 (28-0) 1901 1 0 0 1901 (34-0) — 1894-1917 4 6 1 1917 (10-0) 1910 (39-0) 1957-1985 2 2 0 1984 (42-7) 1985 (21-10) 1942-1943 2 0 0 1943 (19-13) — 1921 1 0 0 1921 (41-0) — 1944 1 0 0 1944 (78-0) — 2016 0 1 0 — 2016 (49-28) 1970-1971 0 2 0 — 1971 (38-35) 1894-2019 17 50 0 2013 (28-7) 2018 (27-3) 1973-2004 11 3 2 2004 (42-13) 2003 (19-16) 1980-1981 0 2 0 — 1981 (27-7) 1888-2017 14 43 0 2017 (26-18) 2016 (24-16) 1976-1977 0 2 0 — 1977 (23-0) 1963-2013 2 5 0 2013 (17-14) 2010 (43-20) 1965-1988 15 3 0 1988 (21-13) 1980 (21-13) 1934 1 0 0 1934 (12-0) — 1925-1982 2 1 0 1982 (19-17) 1925 (19-0) 1908-2012 11 23 0 1983 (20-7) 2012 (19-3) 1999-2003 3 0 0 2003 (33-28) — 1925-1936 1 2 0 1925 (7-0) 1936 (33-7) 1888-1929 17 5 3 1929 (78-0) 1924 (11-7) 1972 1 0 0 1972 (44-0) — 1899-1900 0 2 0 — 1900 (29-0) 1933-2016 10 7 0 2011 (27-26) 2016 (30-19) 1929-2019 18 16 0 2012 (27-24) 2018 (17-14) 1889-1944 7 6 3 1944 (6-0) 1893 (10-6) 1933-1938 4 0 0 1938 (28-6) — 1924-1925 2 0 0 1925 (56-0) — 1927-1931 2 0 2 1930 (46-6) — 1904-2019 18 12 1 2017 (12-0) 2018 (14-3) 1908-1952 5 2 2 1941 (6-0) 1952 (21-7) 1893-1979 43 19 2 1978 (37-7) 1979 (14-7) 1912-1913 2 0 0 1913 (34-0) — 1955-2012 3 6 1 1997 (24-20) 2012 (35-7) 1925-1926 0 1 1 — 1926 (36-0) 1891-1911 3 0 0 1911 (15-0) — 1965-2008 2 5 0 1969 (24-19) 2008 (45-31) 1925-2019 13 22 0 2018 (19-16) 2017 (20-0) 1983 1 0 0 1983 (12-0) — 1984-1986 2 0 0 1986 (23-8) — 1951-2001 1 1 0 1951 (13-7) 2001 (38-17) 1964-1983 3 0 0 1983 (21-3) — 1901 1 0 0 1901 (18-5) — 1883-2019 37 53 6 2017 (13-7*) 2018 (29-27) 1943 1 0 0 1943 (13-0) — 1903-1942 10 1 0 1942 (7-0) 1915 (3-0) 1888-2019 31 48 3 2014 (45-24) 2018 (45-17) 1910-1911 2 0 0 1911 (19-0) — 1966-1975 3 3 0 1974 (30-18) 1975 (17-0) 1905-1922 5 0 0 1922 (61-0) — 2005-2017 12 1 0 2017 (45-6) 2010 (14-3) 1898-1904 3 0 0 1904 (5-0) — 1962-1972 1 2 0 1972 (28-15) 1963 (21-0)

Opponent Years W L T Last Bison Win Last Opp. Win Medico-Chirurgical 1905 1 0 0 1905 (18-5) — Miami (FL) 1935-1955 1 3 1 1935 (26-0) 1955 (46-0) Milton 1894 1 0 0 1894 (54-0) — Monmouth 2017-18 0 2 0 — 2018 (36-19) Morgan State 1999 1 0 0 1999 (37-10) — Mount St. Mary’s 1918 1 0 0 1918 (47-0) — Muhlenberg 1911-1962 21 7 1 1962 (53-0) 1953 (18-13) Navy 1898-1925 4 9 1 1924 (6-0) 1925 (13-7) New Hampshire 1982-1985 0 4 0 — 1985 (58-0) Newberry A.C. 1914 1 0 0 1914 (72-0) — NYU 1915-1950 3 3 1 1950 (41-7) 1947 (19-6) North Carolina State 1911 0 1 0 — 1911 (6-0) Northeastern 1978-1985 3 1 0 1985 (21-14) 1984 (34-33) Ohio Wesleyan 1963-1964 2 0 0 1964 (72-0) — Pennsylvania 1895-2018 5 30 0 1999 (23-16) 2018 (34-17) Penn Military 1934-1935 1 0 1 1935 (7-0) — Penn Reserves 1896-1897 1 0 1 1896 (10-0) — Penn State 1887-1948 11 27 0 1938 (14-0) 1948 (35-0) Pittsburgh 1902-1945 2 7 0 1913 (9-0) 1945 (38-0) PRINCETON 1903-2019 3 13 0 2011 (34-9) 1995 (20-3) Rhode Island 1966-1967 1 1 0 1966 (33-7) 1967 (27-7) Richmond 2000-2007 0 3 0 — 2007 (48-14) Robert Morris 2008-2009 2 0 0 2009 (26-23) — Rochester 1911-1982 5 0 0 1982 (20-0) — Rutgers 1922-1979 4 12 0 1971 (14-13) 1979 (16-14) St. Bonaventure 1912-1925 5 0 0 1925 (13-0) — SACRED HEART 2013-2019 2 2 0 2017 (34-31) 2018 (30-14) Schuylkill 1928 1 0 0 1928 (7-0) — Scranton (St. Thomas) 1929-1945 6 0 0 1945 (20-8) — Shamokin A.C. 1893-1899 2 0 0 1899 (40-0) — Slippery Rock 1980 1 0 0 1980 (25-6) — So. Connecticut 1994-1995 2 0 0 1995 (20-0) — St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1997-2001 3 1 0 2001 (38-6) 2002 (23-22*) Steelton 1902-1906 1 1 0 1902 (6-0) 1906 (17-0) Stony Brook 2005-2007 0 2 0 -- 2007 (48-20) Susquehanna 1899-1927 12 1 1 1927 (43-7) 1916 (10-9) Swarthmore 1889-1917 4 7 0 1917 (17-7) 1915 (3-0) Syracuse 1907-1919 0 4 0 — 1919 (9-0) TEMPLE 1927-2019 20 16 8 1968 (29-26) 1970 (10-3) TOWSON 1982-2019 8 8 0 2003 (14-10) 2002 (20-14) Tufts 1963 1 0 0 1963 (21-14) — Ursinus 1908-1940 6 0 1 1940 (33-7) — Vermont 1971-1973 2 0 0 1973 (26-7) — VILLANOVA 1900-2019 11 13 2 1944 (27-6) 2018 (49-7) Virginia 1905-1906 1 1 0 1906 (12-5) 1905 (15-11) VMI 1978-2016 3 2 0 2015 (28-22) 2016 (23-17*) Virginia Tech 1906 1 0 0 1906 (10-0) — Washington & Jeff. 1901-1950 7 11 1 1950 (34-0) 1948 (18-13) Washington & Lee 1907-1975 3 1 0 1975 (54-0) 1916 (55-7) Watertown 1902-1903 1 2 0 1903 (12-6) 1903 (22-6) Waynesburg 1933 1 0 0 1933 (46-7) — West Chester 1976-1981 4 0 0 1981 (20-14) — West Virginia 1909-1921 1 0 2 1910 (9-0) — Western Maryland 1924-1941 6 3 1 1941 (26-7) 1934 (6-0) Wilkes-Barre A.C. 1894 0 1 0 — 1894 (4-0) William & Mary 1986-2018 0 6 0 — 2018 (14-7) Williamsport 1897-1900 3 0 0 1900 (33-0) — Wittenberg 1969 0 1 0 — 1969 (45-6) Wyoming Seminary 1888-1912 12 0 0 1912 (49-0) — Yale 1902-1997 1 3 0 1997 (25-24) 1996 (23-21) TOTALS 602 594 51 (.503) 2019 Opponents in BOLD CAPS; * overtime

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GAME-BY-GAME REPORTS GAME 1

Bucknell Football Edged by William & Mary, 14-7, in 2018 Opener

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WILLIAM & MARY 7 0 0 7 14 BUCKNELL 0 0 0 7 7 Sept. 1 >> Lewisburg, Pa. >> Mathewson-Memorial Stadium >> 6 p.m. >> Attendance: 5,042

TEAM STATISTICS

FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty NET YARDS RUSHING Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Rushing Touchdowns Yards Gained Rushing Yards Lost Rushing NET YARDS PASSING Completions-Attempts-Int Average Per Attempt Average Per Completion Passing Touchdowns TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Total offense plays Average Gain Per Play Fumbles: Number-Lost Penalties: Number-Yards PUNTS-YARDS Average Yards Per Punt Net Yards Per Punt Inside 20 50+ Yards Touchbacks Fair catch KICKOFFS-YARDS Average Yards Per Kickoff Net Yards Per Kickoff Touchbacks Fair Catch Yards Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD Average Per Return Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD Average Per Return Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD Miscellaneous Yards Possession Time 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Touchdowns Field goals Sacks By: Number-Yards PAT Kicks Field Goals Points off turnovers

W&M BUCKNELL 20 11 10 4 9 6 1 1 81 114 41 26 2.0 4.4 1 1 126 114 45 0 267 143 21-32-1 20-32-1 8.3 4.5 12.7 7.2 1 0 348 257 73 58 4.8 4.4 2-1 1-1 8-80 4-30 6-200 7-247 33.3 35.3 30.3 33.4 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 3-195 2-110 65.0 55.0 40.0 36.5 3 1 0 0 2-13-0 2-18-0 6.5 9.0 1-12-0 0-0-0 12.0 0.0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-9-0 0-0-0 0 0 37:25 22:35 10:46 4:14 11:57 3:03 9:25 5:35 5:17 9:43 5 of 15 4 of 14 1 of 1 0 of 2 1-2 1-1 1-2 1-1 0-2 0-1 0-0 4-31 2-2 1-1 0-1 0-0 0 7

GAME NOTES • With the loss, the Bison had their winning streak in season openers snapped at seven games. They are now 7-2 in season openers under head coach Joe Susan. • Bucknell moved to 92-40-1 in season openers and 97-34-1 in home openers all time. • This was the first time the Bison held the Tribe under 30 points; William & Mary dispatched Bucknell by a combined margin of 183-45 in their previous five meetings, an average spread of 27.6 points. • S Joe Lauro made his 150th career tackle and 100th career solo tackle during the game. • QB John Chiarolanzio started his first career season opener; the junior had started eight games previously but never Bucknell’s first of the season. • WR Brandon Sanders was the lone freshman to start the 2018 opener. He ultimately led the Bison with 59 receiving yards on four catches, bolstered by a 21-yard reception on Bucknell’s final drive of the game. • Six Bison earned their first career start in the 2018 opener: RB Marquis Carter, OL Justis Peppers, DE Sean Naiman, LB Matt Robinson, Sanders and DL Jimmy Sheehan. Sheehan, a junior, and Peppers, a sophomore, had yet to appear in a game before their start against William & Mary.

The Bucknell football team’s defense stood tall all night, but William & Mary prevailed, 14-7, in the season opener for both teams at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. The Tribe entered the fourth quarter with a 7-0 lead thanks to an early touchdown. On the first play of that frame, Joe Schiano came up with a strip sack to give the Bison the ball at William & Mary’s 36-yard line. Five plays later, Marquis Carter scampered 12 yards into the end zone; a good extra point by Jack Chambers made it a 7-7 game. But the Tribe was quick to respond. On the second play of its next drive, Shon Mitchell connected with DeVonte Dedmon for a 75-yard score that proved to be the difference in a defensive battle played in front of 5,042 fans. After Dedmon’s go-ahead touchdown, Bucknell had three drives and advanced as far as William & Mary’s 36-yard line. Near the middle of the frame, John Chiarolanzio led the Bison from their one-yard line to their 47 in 12 plays, but a fumble ultimately stalled that promising possession. Bucknell later got the ball back with 1:14 left to play, and Chiarolanzio found Brandon Sanders for a 21-yard gain and Jared Cooper for a 10-yard gain on back-to-back plays to bring the Bison faithful to their feet. But the game ended when Cooper caught a pass over the middle and was tackled in bounds short of a first down. On that play, a Bucknell player was injured; because there was 10 seconds left on the clock and Bucknell was out of timeouts, the game came to an end on the 10-second runoff rule. The Tribe controlled the first quarter, using a lengthy game-opening drive to build a 10:46 to 4:14 edge in time of possession. William & Mary’s first touchdown came at the 6:13 mark, with Mitchell capping a 15-play, 68-yard drive that began 11 seconds into the game with a two-yard quarterback keeper score. Early in that drive, Albert Funderburke rushed for 14 yards and Owen Wright dashed for a 13-yard gain on back-to-back plays to bring the Tribe from its 44 to the Bison 29. Bucknell had an opportunity to tie the game on its next possession after Chiarolanzio orchestrated a seven-play, 54-yard drive to William & Mary’s 21-yard line. Isaiah Laster ultimately intercepted a Chiarolanzio pass intended for Stefone Moore-Green in the corner of the end zone to keep the Bison off the board. During the second quarter, the teams traded possessions, one of which ended in a Tribe missed field goal, before William & Mary rattled off another long march. From the 10:54 to the 1:44 mark of that quarter, the Tribe traversed 55 yards in 16 plays, most of which were short rushes. But that drive came to an end at Bucknell’s 10-yard line after Fisayo Oluleye forced Funderburke out of bounds for a loss of four yards and then picked off a Mitchell pass in the end zone. After forcing a quick three and out, William & Mary got the ball back with 1:18 remaining in regulation. The Tribe had a 43-yard Dedmon touchdown catch called back due to an illegal block with 16 seconds left to play, and the Bison went to the locker room down by only a touchdown despite being outgained 226-93 and having the ball for just seven minutes and 17 seconds. Chiarolanzio finished with 143 yards on 20-for-32 passing, connecting with eight different receivers. Sanders, a freshman, led all Bison receivers with 59 yards on four receptions. On the ground, Carter ran for a career-best 81 yards on 18 carriers; he also posted 13 receiving yards on three catches. Defensively, Joe Lauro (11) and Bryan Marine (10) reached the double digits in tackles. Four Bison recorded a sack: Schiano, Blake Fletcher, Simeon Page and Nnamdi Unachukwu. Schiano and Unachukwu were both making their collegiate debut. William & Mary held advantages in total offense (348-257), first downs (20-11) and time of possession (37:25-22:35). Bucknell chipped into its deficit during the second half; at halftime, the Tribe was up 226-93 in total offense, 15-3 in first downs and 22:43-7:17 in time of possession

SCORING SUMMARY Team WM BU WM

QT 1st 4th 4th

Time 06:13 12:53 11:55

Scoring Play Mitchell 2yd run Carter 12yd run Dedmon 75yd pass from Mitchell

Conversion Plays-Yds Hooper kick 15-68 Chambers kick 4-36 Hooper kick 2-75

TOP 8:36 2:01 0:58

Score 7-0 7-7 14-7

TEAM LEADERS WILLIAM & MARY Rushing Att Yds TD Funderburke 17 61 0 Wright 8 25 0 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Mitchell 21-32-1 267 1

BUCKNELL Lg Avg 14 3.6 13 3.1

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Carter 18 81 1 21 4.5 Cooper 4 22 0 11 5.5

Lg Sack 75 4

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Chiarolanzio 20-32-1 143 0

Lg Sack 21 0

Receiving Rec Yds TD B. Sanders 4 59 0 A. Butler 3 32 0

Lg 21 13

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Dedmon 3 125 1 75 Armstrong 5 50 0 15 Muse 5 48 0 16 Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Jones 6 4 10 1.0 1 Laster 4 1 5 - Johnson 3 2 5 -

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Lauro 6 5 11 - Marine 7 3 10 - Robinson 3 5 8 0.5 1 Fox 4 4 8 - -

GAME 2

7 7 7 9 30 0 14 0 0 14

Sept. 8 >> Lewisburg, Pa. >> Mathewson-Memorial Stadium >> 3 p.m. >> Attendance: 1,872

TEAM STATISTICS

SHU BUCKNELL 17 8 9 3 7 5 1 0 261 78 50 28 5.2 2.8 2 1 315 126 54 48 138 100 12-32-1 17-36-1 4.3 2.8 11.5 5.9 1 0 399 178 82 64 4.9 2.8 3-0 2-2 7-50 6-30 9-355 8-387 39.4 48.4 33.6 44.6 1 3 1 5 0 0 3 1 5-247 3-187 49.4 62.3 26.0 41.0 0 1 0 0 3-30-0 4-53-0 10.0 13.2 2-39-0 5-117-0 19.5 23.4 1-48-0 1-54-1 1-32-1 0-0-0 0 0 35:00 25:00 8:06 6:54 9:35 5:25 7:39 7:21 9:40 5:20 9 of 21 3 of 16 0 of 2 1 of 3 3-4 1-2 2-4 1-2 1-4 0-2 5-36 1-4 3-3 2-2 1-1 0-1 9 7

GAME NOTES • In his first collegiate start, freshman RB Jared Cooper ran for 96 yards on 15 carries. He added a team-high 28 receiving yards on two catches to pace Bucknell with 124 all-purpose yards. • QB John Chiarolanzio finished with 100 yards on 17 for 35 passing, connecting with six different receivers. • Defensively, CB Bryan Marine led the Bison, matching his career high with 12 tackles (nine solo). LBs Matt Robinson and Sam Chitty each registered his first sack and set a new career high in tackles, at eight and nine respectively. • For Sacred Heart, QB Kevin Duke posted 138 passing yards and 104 yards on the ground while RB Jordan Meachum set a new career high with 178 rushing yards. Their efforts helped the Pioneers build a 399-178 edge in total offense. • Bucknell’s game against Sacred Heart was the 100th of Joe Susan’s head coaching career. • Throughout the game, Bucknell paid tribute to military veterans, active duty servicemen and women, Gold Star Families and first responders. These local heroes were involved in presenting a garrison flag during the national anthem and delivering the game ball to the referees; the Bison also recognized veterans who were wounded in combat at halftime through their partnership with the Wounded Warrior Project.

The Bucknell football team fell to Sacred Heart, 30-14, in its Hero Appreciation Game on a rainy Saturday afternoon at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. The Pioneers (2-0) powered past the Bison (0-2) behind strong showings by running back Jordan Meachum and quarterback Kevin Duke, who combined for 282 yards on the ground. While Bucknell took a 14-7 lead on a 54-yard pick 6 by Fisayo Oluleye in the middle of the second quarter, Sacred Heart scored 23 unanswered points the rest of the way to knock off its second-straight Patriot League opponent. The Pioneer defense had a strong showing, limiting the Bison to 178 yards of total offense and eight first downs over the course of the contest. Salaam Horne led the way with 10 tackles (six solo) while Chris Agyemang added three tackles for a loss and two sacks. In total, the Sacred Heart defense recorded five sacks for a loss of 36 yards and 11 tackles for a loss of 48 yards. Defense was the story of the first quarter as Bucknell and Sacred Heart combined for just five first downs and 91 yards of total offense. The Pioneers opened the scoring at the 10:23 mark, with Meachum breaking free for a 30-yard touchdown rush to cap their first drive of the game. While Stefone Moore-Green returned the kickoff following Meachum’s touchdown a career-long 66 yards to the Sacred Heart 34, the Bison couldn’t take advantage of their favorable field position to even the score. The Pioneer defense stood tall, with Robert Steffe sacking John Chiarolanzio for a loss of eight yards to bring up fourth down and force Bucknell to go three and out. The Bison got on the board with 13:24 on the clock in the second quarter. Brandon Sanders became the first Bucknell freshman to find the end zone, taking a handoff from Chiarolanzio and bursting through a seam for a four-yard touchdown rush. Sanders’s run capped a nine-play, 36yard drive that began at the first quarter’s 2:05 mark following an explosive 31-yard punt return by Bryan Marine. On their next possession, the Bison took over at Sacred Heart’s 19-yard line thanks to a muffed snap on a punt. But consecutive false start penalties pushed them back to the Pioneer 28, and two passes fell incomplete. Ultimately, a 41-yard field goal attempt by Jack Chambers was short, keeping the score at 7-7. Bucknell took the lead less than two minutes later when Oluleye stepped in front of a Duke pass and returned it 54 yards to the end zone. It was Oluleye’s second interception of the young season and the Bison’s first pick 6 since Colin Jonov and Drew Newcomb both returned interceptions for touchdowns at Lafayette on Oct. 21, 2017. The Pioneers got the ball back with 1:59 left in the first half and ultimately evened the score on a seven-yard touchdown catch by Nathan Balthazard. A highlight of their seven-play, 60-yard scoring drive was a 48-yard catch by Andrew O’Neill that brought them from their 37-yard line to Bucknell’s 15. Sacred Heart carried the momentum from its last-minute scoring drive into the third quarter. On back-to-back plays, Meachum rushed for 29- and 33-yard gains to bring the Pioneers from their 28-yard line to the Bison 10. Two plays later, with 12:48 on the clock, Duke scored on a nineyard quarterback keeper to give his team the lead for good. Sacred Heart controlled the fourth quarter, holding onto the ball for nearly 10 minutes to finish the game with a 35:00 to 25:00 advantage in time of possession. The Pioneers extended their advantage to 30-14 on a 30-yard Josh Freiria field goal at the 7:06 mark and a 32-yard Noel Hijazi fumble recovery score as time expired.

SCORING SUMMARY Team SH BU BU SH SH SH SH

QT 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 4th 4th

Time 10:23 13:24 06:27 00:10 12:48 07:06 00:00

Scoring Play Conversion Plays-Yds Meachum 30yd run Freiria kick 7-57 Sanders 4yd run Chambers kick 9-36 Oluleye 54yd interception return Chambers kick - Balthazard 7yd pass from Duke Freiria kick 7-60 Duke 9yd run Freiria kick 7-80 Freiria 30yd field goal 7-29 Hijazi 32yd fumble recovery -

TOP 2:53 3:41 - 1:49 2:07 3:59 -

Score 7-0 7-7 14-7 14-14 21-14 24-14 30-14

TEAM LEADERS SACRED HEART Rushing Att Yds TD Meachum 28 178 1 Duke 11 104 1 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Duke 12-32-1 138 1

BUCKNELL Lg Avg 38 6.4 24 9.5

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Cooper 15 96 0 37 6.4 B. Sanders 2 5 1 4 2.5

Lg Sack 48 1

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Chiarolanzio 17-35-1 100 0

Lg Sack 19 5

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg O’Neill 3 62 0 48 Trimble-Edwards 2 22 0 13 Snelling 2 22 0 19

Receiving A. Butler B. Sanders Cooper

Rec Yds TD Lg 4 26 0 10 3 23 0 11 2 28 0 19

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Horne 6 4 10 - Lukert 4 3 7 1.0 2 Wilen 3 3 6 -

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Marine 9 3 12 1.0 2 Robinson 6 3 9 1.0 4 Lauro 5 3 8 - -

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SACRED HEART BUCKNELL

Bucknell Football Falls to Sacred Heart, 30-14

GAME-BY-GAME REPORTS GAME 3

Bucknell Football Downed at Penn, 34-17

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BUCKNELL 3 7 7 0 17 PENN 17 10 0 7 34 Sept. 15 >> Philadelphia, Pa. >> Franklin Field >> 3 p.m. >> Attendance: 5,033

TEAM STATISTICS

BUCKNELL FIRST DOWNS 13 Rushing 5 Passing 8 Penalty 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 35 Rushing Attempts 36 Average Per Rush 1.0 Rushing Touchdowns 0 Yards Gained Rushing 98 Yards Lost Rushing 63 NET YARDS PASSING 154 Completions-Attempts-Int 21-38-2 Average Per Attempt 4.1 Average Per Completion 7.3 Passing Touchdowns 2 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 189 Total offense plays 74 Average Gain Per Play 2.6 Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 7-81 PUNTS-YARDS 9-324 Average Yards Per Punt 36.0 Net Yards Per Punt 28.3 Inside 20 3 50+ Yards 2 Touchbacks 0 Fair catch 2 KICKOFFS-YARDS 4-228 Average Yards Per Kickoff 57.0 Net Yards Per Kickoff 44.8 Touchbacks 1 Fair Catch Yards 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 4-37-0 Average Per Return 9.2 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 7-137-0 Average Per Return 19.6 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 2-34-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 Possession Time 30:22 1st Quarter 6:02 2nd Quarter 11:03 3rd Quarter 4:46 4th Quarter 8:31 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 19 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 Touchdowns 2-4 Field goals 1-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 PAT Kicks 2-2 Field Goals 1-2 Points off turnovers 14

PENN 17 7 8 2 136 42 3.2 2 156 20 138 12-21-2 6.6 11.5 2 274 63 4.3 3-3 6-34 6-221 36.8 30.7 1 0 0 1 7-424 60.6 41.0 0 0 5-69-0 13.8 3-24-0 8.0 2-0-0 0-0-0 0 29:38 8:58 3:57 10:14 6:29 4 of 13 0 of 0 3-3 3-3 0-3 10-60 4-4 2-2 10

GAME NOTES • CB Bryan Marine became the first Bison to intercept two passes in a single game since S Connor Golden did so against Charleston Southern in 2016. Marine previously intercepted two passes as a freshman at Lafayette on Oct. 31, 2015. • Marine’s two interceptions gave him nine in his career. He became the Patriot League’s active leader and moved one interception away from entering Bucknell’s top eight. • S Joe Lauro and LB Simeon Page tied for the team lead with eight tackles apiece. In addition, Lauro and LB Sam Chitty each registered a team-best 1.5 tackles for a loss. • Bucknell forced five turnovers for the first time since Sept. 3, 2016 at Marist. Beyond Marine’s two interceptions, CB Sterling Deary, S Chanse Riley and S Brice Sydnor recovered fumbles. Deary, a freshman, also forced the fumble that was recovered by Riley. • Despite enduring eight sacks, QB Logan Bitikofer only lost a net of 16 yards. He gained 29 yards on the ground, with a long of seven. • Penn held a 10-0 advantage in sacks. DL Cooper Gardner paced the Quakers with three sacks for a loss of 18 yards. • With its victory, Penn stretched its winning streak over Bucknell to seven games.

The Bucknell football team battled back from a 24-point deficit to draw as close as 10, but Penn held on for a 34-17 victory in its season opener on Saturday afternoon at historic Franklin Field. While the Bison scored two unanswered touchdowns to make it a two-possession game early in the third quarter, the Quakers’ lead proved insurmountable. Logan Bitikofer, who took over at quarterback halfway through the second frame, energized Bucknell, completing 19 of 35 passes for two touchdowns and 150 yards. After the teams combined for 37 points on four touchdowns and three field goals in an explosive first half, each team scored one touchdown apiece during the second half. Penn completed the scoring at the 10:21 mark of the fourth quarter on an 11-yard touchdown catch by Kolton Huber; the Quakers held the Bison off the scoreboard the rest of the way, forcing three three and outs and intercepting a pass with 22 seconds remaining in regulation to ice the game. For Bucknell, Bryan Marine picked off two passes, returning them a combined 34 yards. Also the primary kickoff and punt return man, he finished with a game- and career-high total of 156 all-purpose yards. Jared Cooper also eclipsed 100 all-purpose yards, finishing with 109 on team-best totals in rushing (58) and receiving (51) yards. In the first five minutes of the game, Penn raced out to a 17-0 lead by taking advantage of two Bison turnovers and a blocked punt. After Jacob Martin picked off John Chiarolanzio’s first pass, the Quakers took over at the Bucknell 36; Karekin Brooks ultimately capped that abbreviated drive with a five-yard touchdown rush. On the resulting kickoff, Justin Morrison recovered a fumble at the Bison 27 to again give Penn a short field to work with. Bucknell’s defense held fast, with Joe Lauro tying up Abe Willows for a loss of five yards and Marine coming up with a critical pass breakup to force the Quakers to settle for a 49-yard field goal. After the Bison went three and out on their next possession, Patrick McGettigan blocked a punt and James McCarthy came up with the ball to set up the Penn offense on Bucknell’s seven-yard line. One play later, at the 10:12 mark, Brooks broke free for his second touchdown run. A 34-yard field goal by Jack Chambers got the Bison on the board with 4:58 on the clock in the first quarter. But, by the 11:59 mark of the second quarter, the Quakers had extended their lead to 27-3 thanks to a 48-yard field goal and an acrobatic, 33-yard touchdown catch by Tyler Herrick. Bucknell found the end zone for the first time with 3:37 remaining in the first half. After Sterling Deary forced a fumble, and Chanse Riley recovered it at the Penn 32, Bitikofer capped the abbreviated drive with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Alan Butler. It was Butler’s first touchdown catch of the season and third of his career. The Bison had an opportunity to cut further into their deficit in the final minutes of the frame, marching to the Quaker’s 16-yard line on a drive highlighted by a 25-yard Cooper rush. But Bitikofer was sacked for a loss of six yards, and back-to-back incomplete passes forced Bucknell to try for a 36-yard field goal. Chambers’s bid went wide left, and Penn went to the locker room up, 27-10. The Bison scored the third quarter’s lone touchdown two minutes into the frame. Marine set up the score by intercepting his first pass of the game and returning it 26 yards to the Penn 14. Two plays later, Bitikofer found Andrew Owers for an 11-yard touchdown, his first score since October 2016. Bucknell held a slim lead in time of possession (30:22-29:38) but was outgained by a 274-189 margin. The Quaker defense totaled 10 sacks for a loss of 60 yards and 14 tackles for a loss of 65 yards, cutting significantly into the Bison’s offensive totals.

SCORING SUMMARY Team UP UP UP BU UP UP BU BU UP

QT 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 4th

Time 13:14 11:39 10:12 04:58 14:13 11:59 03:37 13:00 10:21

Scoring Play Conversion Plays-Yds Brooks 5yd run Soslow kick 4-36 Soslow 49yd field goal 4--5 Brooks 7yd run Soslow kick 1-7 Chambers 34yd field goal 7-14 Soslow 48yd field goal 12-45 Herrick 33yd pass from Glover Soslow kick 3-51 Butler 11yd pass from Bitikofer Chambers kick 4-32 Owers 11yd pass from Bitikofer Chambers kick 2-14 Huber 11yd pass from Glover Soslow kick 2-32

TOP 1:42 1:29 0:08 2:43 5:39 1:19 1:42 0:36 0:56

Score 0-7 0-10 0-17 3-17 3-20 3-27 10-27 17-27 17-34

TEAM LEADERS BUCKNELL

PENN

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Cooper 13 58 0 25 4.5 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack Bitikofer 19-35-1 150 2 21 8 Chiarolanzio 2-3-1 4 0 4 2

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Brooks 22 72 2 10 3.3 Glover 9 48 0 13 5.3

Receiving Cooper Owers Butler

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Herrick 2 46 1 33 Farrell 3 37 0 17 Willows 5 35 0 15

Rec Yds TD Lg 7 51 0 20 4 32 1 13 3 29 1 15

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Page 3 5 8 1.0 4 Lauro 7 1 8 1.5 7 Riley 4 3 7 - Chitty 1 6 7 1.5 4

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Glover 12-21-2 138 2

Lg Sack 33 0

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds O’Neill 8 3 11 2.0 5 Miller 3 7 10 0.5 3 Evans 2 7 9 0.5 1 Bostian 3 3 6 2.0 10

GAME 4

0 7 0 0 7 #14/15 VILLANOVA 28 14 0 7 49 Sept. 22 >> Villanova, Pa. >> Villanova Stadium >> 6 p.m. >> Attendance: 9,341

TEAM STATISTICS

BUCKNELL FIRST DOWNS 8 Rushing 3 Passing 3 Penalty 2 NET YARDS RUSHING 41 Rushing Attempts 27 Average Per Rush 1.5 Rushing Touchdowns 1 Yards Gained Rushing 79 Yards Lost Rushing 38 NET YARDS PASSING 87 Completions-Attempts-Int 11-24-3 Average Per Attempt 3.6 Average Per Completion 7.9 Passing Touchdowns 0 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 128 Total offense plays 51 Average Gain Per Play 2.5 Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 9-85 PUNTS-YARDS 9-459 Average Yards Per Punt 51.0 Net Yards Per Punt 48.4 Inside 20 4 50+ Yards 5 Touchbacks 1 Fair catch 3 KICKOFFS-YARDS 2-130 Average Yards Per Kickoff 65.0 Net Yards Per Kickoff 41.0 Touchbacks 1 Fair Catch Yards 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 1-0-0 Average Per Return 0.0 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 6-118-0 Average Per Return 19.7 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 1-0-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 Possession Time 22:50 1st Quarter 8:34 2nd Quarter 7:16 3rd Quarter 2:05 4th Quarter 4:55 Third-Down Conversions 2 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 Touchdowns 1-2 Field goals 0-2 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-14 PAT Kicks 1-1 Field Goals 0-0 Points off turnovers 7

NOVA 28 15 12 1 302 58 5.2 6 323 21 307 13-22-1 14.0 23.6 1 609 80 7.6 3-3 8-70 2-94 47.0 47.0 0 1 0 0 8-499 62.4 41.4 2 0 3-3-0 1.0 1-23-0 23.0 3-21-0 0-0-0 0 37:10 6:26 7:44 12:55 10:05 8 of 13 0 of 2 5-7 5-7 0-7 3-23 7-7 0-0 28

GAME NOTES • S Conner Romango made a career-high 12 tackles in his first career start. Entering the game, he owned just two career tackles. • A game after matching his career high with two interceptions at Penn, CB Bryan Marine recovered a career-high two fumbles, doubling his career total in the process. • P Alex Pechin’s 51.0 punting average was one yard shy of Bucknell’s school record, which was set in 1962. • Pechin’s 71-yard bomb is tied for the third longest punt in school history. He now owns Bucknell’s third- (71, 2018), seventh- (67, 2017) and 10th(64, 2017) longest punts. • For Villanova, QB Zach Bednarczyk completed 11 of 17 passes for 281 yards while WR Josh McGrigg finished with 187 yards. Six Wildcats rushed for at least 30 yards. • Villanova held a 28-8 edge in first downs and a 37:10-22:50 advantage in possession time. • Entering the game, the Wildcats ranked in the FCS’s top 30 in passing efficiency (18th, 163.53), rushing defense (19th, 95.3), total defense (23rd, 318.3) and passing offense (26th, 286.0). They were averaging 433.3 yards of offense per game, a mark good for 32nd. Bednarczyk had thrown for 858 yards in Villanova’s first three games, good for 12th nationally.

No. 14/15 Villanova downed the Bucknell football team, 49-7, at Villanova Stadium in the first meeting between the Pennsylvania programs since 2005. The Bison, who last faced a ranked opponent during the 2016 campaign, were stymied by a slow start for the second-straight game. During the first quarter, the high-powered Wildcats stormed out to a 28-0 lead. They needed just 12 offensive plays to score their four touchdowns, three of which came on the ground and one of which was a school-record 90-yard bomb by Zach Bednarczyk to Josh McGrigg. In total, they racked up 230 yards of offense and limited the Bison to just 32, all but three of which came through the air. Bucknell got on the board at the 7:56 mark of the second quarter, capitalizing on a Villanova fumble during a punt return. Ryan Brida forced the fumble, and Mike Colantuono came up with the ball at the Wildcat 12. Three plays later, Logan Bitikofer scored his first career rushing touchdown on a one-yard quarterback keeper. In total, the Bison defense forced three turnovers during the second frame. First, Brice Sydnor picked off a pass in the end zone to halt a promising Villanova drive. Then came Colantuono’s clutch recovery in the red zone. Finally, Matt Robinson forced a fumble, which was recovered by Bryan Marine, a play after Bednarczyk found McGrigg for a 48-yard gain to the Bucknell 16. But, one play later, a Bitikofer pass was intercepted by Jaquan Amos and returned to the one-yard line; Aaron Forbes ran for his second touchdown one play later to make it a 35-7 game. The Wildcats covered 86 yards in seven plays, five of which were passes for at least 10 yards, to extend their lead to 42-7 entering the locker room. A two-yard quarterback keeper by Bednarczyk capped that drive with 16 seconds left in the half. At the half, Villanova held a 434-61 lead in total offense. Bednarczyk had 266 yards on just nine passes, five of which went to McGrigg for 187 yards. In addition, four Wildcats had at least 35 yards on the ground. Bucknell only allowed 400 yards once in 2017, in a 35-13 loss to FCS Championship participant Monmouth. Villanova, which pulled Bednarczyk early in the third quarter, completed the game’s scoring at the 14:56 mark of the fourth quarter. A four-yard touchdown rush by D’Andre Pollard capped a 10-play, 40-yard drive. In the dying minutes of the game, the Bison had an opportunity to find the end zone once again. After Simeon Page and Sam Chitty combined for a sack on 4th and 9, Bucknell took over at its 39 with 4:48 on the clock. Bitikofer led the Bison to the Wildcat 12, most notably finding Stefone Moore-Green for 29 yards on three-straight passes. But the Bison came up just short of a first down on 4th and 11 at the Villanova 13, with Bitikofer connecting with Dominic Lyles for only eight yards. For the Bison, Bitikofer completed 11 of 24 passes for 87 yards. Moore-Green’s 29 receiving yards, all of which came in succession in the fourth quarter, led the team. Jared Cooper paced Bucknell with 28 yards on the ground. Defensively, Conner Romango led the Bison with a career-best 12 tackles (nine solo) while Chitty was next with a career-high 11 (six solo). Chitty also made a team season-best 3.5 tackles for a loss while Page posted a team-high 1.5 sacks. Preseason All-American Alex Pechin had a sensational game, averaging a career-high 51 yards on nine punts. He landed four inside the 20 and had five sail for at least 50 yards, including a career-long 71-yard bomb that pinned Villanova at its two-yard line. The Wildcats finished with a 609-128 advantage in total offense; they had near equal totals of rushing (302) and receiving (307) yards.

SCORING SUMMARY Team VU VU VU VU BU VU VU VU

QT 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 4th

Time 13:49 04:52 02:33 02:10 07:56 03:46 00:16 14:56

Scoring Play Forbes 7yd run Gudzak 3yd run McGrigg 90yd pass from Bednarczyk DaSilva 29yd run Bitikofer 1yd run Forbes 1yd run Bednarczyk 2yd run Pollard 4yd run

Conversion Kresge kick Kresge kick Kresge kick Kresge kick Torres kick Kresge kick Kresge kick Kresge kick

Plays-Yds 3-20 7-80 1-90 1-33 3-12 1-1 7-86 10-40

TOP 1:07 4:07 0:14 0:08 1:17 0:04 1:36 5:15

Score 0-7 0-14 0-21 0-28 7-28 7-35 7-42 7-49

TEAM LEADERS BUCKNELL

VILLANOVA

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Cooper 13 28 0 7 2.2 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack Bitikofer 11-24-3 87 0 17 3

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Gudzak 8 60 1 26 7.5 Forbes 10 41 2 8 4.1 Schetelich 10 39 0 18 3.9 Bednarczyk 8 38 1 12 4.8

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Moore-Green 3 29 0 17 Lyles 2 16 9 8

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack Bednarczyk 11-17-1 281 1 90 1 Schetelich 2-5-0 26 0 16 1

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Romango 9 3 12 - Chitty 6 5 11 3.5 8 Marine 8 1 9 - Lauro 4 4 8 - Page 3 5 8 3.0 15 Robinson 3 5 8 -

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg McGrigg 5 187 1 90 Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Wiley 3 3 6 - Benford 4 1 5 - -

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No. 14/15 Villanova Storms Past Bucknell Football

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BUCKNELL HOLY CROSS

Bucknell Football Tops Holy Cross, 19-16, in Patriot League Opener

0 6 6 7 19 7 0 0 9 16

Sept. 29 >> Worcester, Mass. >> Fitton Field >> 1 p.m. >> Attendance: 8,275

TEAM STATISTICS

BUCKNELL FIRST DOWNS 15 Rushing 4 Passing 8 Penalty 3 NET YARDS RUSHING 87 Rushing Attempts 35 Average Per Rush 2.5 Rushing Touchdowns 1 Yards Gained Rushing 106 Yards Lost Rushing 19 NET YARDS PASSING 193 Completions-Attempts-Int 19-29-1 Average Per Attempt 6.7 Average Per Completion 10.2 Passing Touchdowns 1 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 280 Total offense plays 64 Average Gain Per Play 4.4 Fumbles: Number-Lost 0-0 Penalties: Number-Yards 4-60 PUNTS-YARDS 6-291 Average Yards Per Punt 48.5 Net Yards Per Punt 44.2 Inside 20 2 50+ Yards 3 Touchbacks 1 Fair catch 2 KICKOFFS-YARDS 6-388 Average Yards Per Kickoff 64.7 Net Yards Per Kickoff 46.0 Touchbacks 1 Fair Catch Yards 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 5-75-0 Average Per Return 15.0 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 3-51-0 Average Per Return 17.0 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 Possession Time 30:30 1st Quarter 4:36 2nd Quarter 7:49 3rd Quarter 7:10 4th Quarter 10:55 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 Touchdowns 0-3 Field goals 2-3 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-27 PAT Kicks 1-1 Field Goals 2-3 Points off turnovers 7

HC 21 9 11 1 120 46 2.6 1 169 49 265 18-32-0 8.3 14.7 1 385 78 4.9 1-1 9-106 8-317 39.6 30.2 2 1 0 3 3-181 60.3 43.3 0 0 3-6-0 2.0 4-87-0 21.8 1-27-0 0-0-0 0 29:30 10:24 7:11 7:50 4:05 6 of 17 0 of 3 1-2 1-2 0-2 2-13 2-2 0-0 0

GAME NOTES • QB Logan Bitikofer completed 19 of 29 passes for a career-high 193 yards while WR Brandon Sanders totaled a career-best 97 yards on six catches, one of which was a career-long 46 reception. • K Ethan Torres kicked the first two field goals of his career during the first half. • CB Bryan Marine registered 75 yards on five punt returns, bolstered by his clutch 67-yard run which set up Torres’s second field goal. • S Joe Lauro and LB Sam Chitty paced Bucknell’s defense with 11 tackles (seven solo) apiece, with Chitty matching his career high set a week earlier at No. 14/15 Villanova. • In total, the Bison registered 12 tackles for a combined loss of 50 yards, with DE Grayson Cherubino and LB Simeon Page leading the way with three apiece. • Preseason All-American P Alex Pechin had yet another strong game, averaging 48.5 yards on six punts with a long of 54. Two landed inside the 20. • Holy Cross led in total offense (385-280) and first downs (21-15) while Bucknell held a slim 30:30-29:30 edge in time of possession. • The Bison have now topped the Crusaders in three-straight games at Fitton Field dating back to 2014.

The Bucknell football team withstood a furious Holy Cross comeback to win its Patriot League opener, 19-16, at Fitton Field. The Bison (1-4, 1-0 PL) built a 19-7 lead on a 36-yard touchdown rush by Jared Cooper and a 22-yard touchdown throw by Logan Bitikofer to Alan Butler. While the Crusaders (1-4, 0-2 PL) responded with a safety and a touchdown of their own to draw within a field goal at the 6:57 mark of the fourth quarter, Bucknell’s offense drained 6:13 off the clock by marching from its 18-yard line to Holy Cross’s 26 in 13 plays. Following a missed 43-yard field goal attempt, the Crusaders got the ball back with 36 seconds remaining in regulation. After Geoff Wade had three passes fall incomplete, Holy Cross went for it on 4th and 10. Joe Lauro came up with his second pass breakup of the sequence to seal the victory, leveling Richie DeNicola at midfield and knocking the ball away in the process. Cooper, who was awarded the Johnny Turco Memorial Trophy as the Most Outstanding Player of Holy Cross’s Homecoming Day Game, led the Bison with 75 yards on 24 carries. All but 19 of his yards came during the Bison’s second-half surge, which saw them post 205 of their season-best 280 yards of total offense. At halftime, Bucknell trailed by a 7-6 margin. The Bison took their first lead of the game at the third quarter’s 9:25 mark on Cooper’s first career touchdown. The freshman broke two tackles and then outraced two Crusaders to the end zone, giving Bucknell a 12-7 advantage; the Bison attempted a two-point conversion, but Bitikofer’s pass fell incomplete. A clutch fumble recovery by Roger Mellado at Holy Cross’s 27-yard line set up Butler’s second touchdown of the season. That score, which came with 11:06 remaining in regulation, proved to be the difference as the Crusaders came roaring back. On the possession after Butler’s diving touchdown, Wade hit DeNicola in stride for a 72-yard gain. DeNicola appeared destined for the end zone, but Lauro and Bryan Marine caught him at the Bison’s 10-yard line, setting up their goal-line stand. After Domenic Cozier picked up nine yards on two carries to bring the Crusaders to the one-yard line, Mellado stopped Wade on 3rd and 1 and Marine and Page teamed to halt Cozier on 4th and 1 to give Bucknell the ball back. Holy Cross picked up a safety two plays later to cut its deficit to 19-9. After forcing the Bison to go three and out on their next possession, Wade found DeNicola for a 59-yard touchdown to make it a 19-16 game. During the first quarter, the Crusaders limited the Bison to 21 yards of total offense and a single first down. They jumped out to the lead at the 4:46 mark, with Cozier muscling his way into the end zone from seven yards out to cap an 11-play, 81-yard drive. Bucknell regrouped in the second frame, using the first two field goals of Ethan Torres’s career to trim Holy Cross’s advantage to 7-6. Both of Torres’s field goals, which came from 26 and 18 yards out, were set up by big plays. First, Bitikofer found Brandon Sanders for a 46-yard gain to set up the Bison at the Crusaders’ nine-yard line. Torres was ultimately called out to kick a field goal with 12:49 on the clock after a pair of Bitikofer passes fell incomplete and Cooper was tied up by Chris Riley for no gain. Bucknell forced Holy Cross to punt on its next possession. And Marine returned that 50-yard bomb by Derek Ng a career-long and team season-best 67 yards. Marine slipped free of an early tackle, found open field and flew down the visiting sideline all the way to the Crusaders’ 13-yard line before being dragged down. A pass interference penalty brought the Bison to the two-yard line, but the Holy Cross defense held fast to keep them out of the end zone. After Cooper gained one yard on a pair of carries, the Crusaders stuffed Bitikofer on third and goal; Torres then kicked his second field goal with 7:34 left in the half to pull Bucknell within a single point. The Bison defense was the story of the second quarter. They held Holy Cross to just 11 yards of total offense and four first downs. Grayson Cherubino and Simeon Page led the defensive surge, each recording 1.5 sacks for a combined loss of 27 yards in the frame.

SCORING SUMMARY Team HC BU BU BU BU HC HC

QT 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

Time 04:46 12:49 07:34 09:25 11:06 08:10 06:57

Scoring Play Conversion Plays-Yds Cozier 7yd run Ng kick 11-81 Torres 26yd field goal 6-45 Torres 18yd field goal 5-12 Cooper 36yd run Bitikofer pass failed 5-60 Butler 22yd pass from Bitikofer Torres kick 3-27 Vorster 1yd safety - DeNicola 59yd pass from Wade Ng kick 4-80

TOP 3:58 1:36 2:32 1:40 1:18 - 1:07

Score 0-7 3-7 6-7 12-7 19-7 19-9 19-16

TEAM LEADERS BUCKNELL Rushing Att Yds TD Cooper 24 75 1 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Bitikofer 19-29-1 193 1

HOLY CROSS Lg Avg 36 3.1

Rushing Cozier

Lg Sack 46 2

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack Wade 18-32 265 1 0 3

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Sanders 6 97 0 46 Butler 3 43 1 22 Bethea 3 24 0 10 Cooper 4 15 0 8 Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Lauro 7 4 11 1 7 Chitty 7 4 11 2 2 Sydnor 8 1 9 - Marine 7 2 9 1 4 Deary 8 1 9 -

Att Yds TD Lg Avg 21 87 1 15 4.1

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Dorsey 10 167 0 72 DeNicola 2 67 1 59 Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Stefanik 6 2 8 1 2 Baker 6 2 8 - Vorster 4 4 8 1 1 Johnson 4 3 7 - -

GAME 6

Bucknell Football Dropped by No. 20/21 Colgate

Oct. 6 >> Lewisburg, Pa. >> Mathewson-Memorial Stadium >> 12 p.m. >> Attendance: 2,007

TEAM STATISTICS

COLGATE BUCKNELL FIRST DOWNS 22 12 Rushing 10 1 Passing 12 8 Penalty 0 3 NET YARDS RUSHING 194 35 Rushing Attempts 48 25 Average Per Rush 4.0 1.4 Rushing Touchdowns 2 0 Yards Gained Rushing 209 74 Yards Lost Rushing 15 39 NET YARDS PASSING 254 164 Completions-Attempts-Int 16-28-2 17-37-1 Average Per Attempt 9.1 4.4 Average Per Completion 15.9 9.6 Passing Touchdowns 1 0 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 448 199 Total offense plays 76 62 Average Gain Per Play 5.9 3.2 Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 3-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 9-77 3-23 PUNTS-YARDS 4-175 9-441 Average Yards Per Punt 43.8 49.0 Net Yards Per Punt 43.2 35.2 Inside 20 2 3 50+ Yards 1 7 Touchbacks 0 1 Fair catch 1 1 KICKOFFS-YARDS 6-363 2-106 Average Yards Per Kickoff 60.5 53.0 Net Yards Per Kickoff 42.5 39.5 Touchbacks 3 0 Fair Catch Yards 24 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 4-104-0 1-2-0 Average Per Return 26.0 2.0 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 1-27-0 2-33-0 Average Per Return 27.0 16.5 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 1-0-0 2-0-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 0 Possession Time 34:04 25:56 1st Quarter 9:51 5:09 2nd Quarter 4:36 10:24 3rd Quarter 7:52 7:08 4th Quarter 11:45 3:15 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 13 3 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 1-1 Touchdowns 2-5 0-1 Field goals 2-5 1-1 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-14 3-11 PAT Kicks 3-3 0-0 Field Goals 2-2 1-1 Points off turnovers 0 3

GAME NOTES • QB Logan Bitikofer finished with 164 yards on 17 for 37 passing while WR Alan Butler paced the Bison with 70 receiving yards. RB Jared Cooper added 61 yards on the ground, bolstered by a 31-yard carry in the third quarter. • Defensively, CB Bryan Marine made a game-best 10 tackles, forced a fumble and broke up two passes. • S Brandon Benson, who was returning from a three-game absence, and LB Matt Robinson added nine tackles apiece. • DE Roger Mellado and DL Nnamdi Unachukwu each posted 1.5 sacks. Unachukwu’s two tackles for a loss doubled his career high. • P Alex Pechin averaged 49.0 yards on nine punts, with a career-high seven sailing for at least 50 yards. • Colgate, which was Bucknell’s second ranked opponent of the 2018 campaign, has now won 10-straight games dating back to 2017. The Raiders improved to 5-0 in 2018; as of Oct. 8, they were one of four unbeaten teams remaining in the FCS, joining Dartmouth (4-0), Princeton (4-0) and North Dakota State (5-0). • With its victory, Colgate stretched its winning streak over Bucknell to five games. In addition, the Raiders have now topped the Bison six-straight times at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium.

The Bucknell football team fell to No. 20/21 Colgate, 27-3, at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. While the Bison (1-5, 1-1 Patriot League) held the unbeaten Raiders (5-0, 3-0 Patriot League) scoreless through the first quarter, they couldn’t secure their first 2-0 start to Patriot League play since 2014. Colgate, which blanked its past two opponents by a combined margin of 68-0, scored two touchdowns in the second quarter’s final 10 minutes to break open what had been a defensive battle. The Bison got on the board at the third quarter’s 8:42 mark, snapping the Raiders’ shutout streak at 12 quarters. Ethan Torres’s 25-yard field goal was set up by a Brandon Benson interception at the Colgate 33, the first of his collegiate career. After Bryan Marine tipped a Grant Breneman pass, Benson made a diving play to catch the ball before it touched the ground. On a 3rd and 11, Logan Bitikofer found Alan Butler for a 24-yard gain to set up Bucknell at the Raiders’ 10-yard line. A penalty later gave the Bison a first down at the five-yard line, negating a Nick Wheeler sack for a loss of seven yards that would have brought up 4th and long. Colgate’s stalwart defense ultimately held fast, and Bucknell settled for Torres’s third field goal in two games. Benson’s interception was one of three turnovers the Bison defense forced over the course of the contest. Early in the first quarter, Joe Lauro became the second player to pick off a Breneman pass in 2018, fighting off Nick Diaco to stall a promising Colgate drive deep in Bison territory. During the second frame, Lauro came up with a fumble forced by Marine at Bucknell’s two-yard line; Marine managed to knock the ball away from Breneman as he was diving towards the end zone, and Lauro dove on the ball before Breneman could recover it. At halftime, the Raiders held a 246-76 advantage in total offense, bolstered by a second quarter that saw them rack up 174 yards. Colgate opened the scoring at the second quarter’s 14:07 mark on a Chris Puzzi field goal; Puzzi’s 37 yarder was set up by a dynamic 60-yard punt return by Abu Daramy-Swaray in the dying minutes of the first quarter. On the Raiders’ next possession following Lauro’s clutch fumble recovery, Breneman orchestrated a scoring drive that spanned 52 seconds. After Breneman completed three-straight passes for 35 yards, James Holland ran three yards into the end zone to make it a 10-0 game with 9:11 left in the half. As before, Daramy-Swaray set up the scoring drive with a dynamic punt return, this one of 22 yards to the Bison 38. Colgate extended its advantage to 17-0 at the second quarter’s 4:17 mark when Breneman found Owen Rockett wide open in the secondary. Rockett then raced down the field for an 86-yard touchdown, tied for the second-longest passing play in Raider history. Colgate added a 42-yard Puzzi field goal at the third quarter’s 2:17 mark and a one-yard Holland touchdown rush that capped a 14-play, 93-yard march with 8:58 remaining in regulation to bring the final score to 27-3. The Raiders held advantages in total offense (448-199), first downs (22-12) and time of possession (34:04-25:56). They have allowed an average of just 4.6 points per game in 2018, a figure which leads the FCS.

SCORING SUMMARY Team CU CU CU BU CU CU

QT 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th

Time 14:07 09:11 04:17 08:42 02:17 08:58

Scoring Play Conversion Puzzi 37yd field goal Holland 3yd run Puzzi kick Rockett 86yd pass from Breneman Puzzi kick Torres 25yd field goal Puzzi 42yd field goal Holland 1yd run Puzzi kick

Plays-Yds 4-1 4-38 1-86 9-25 12-41 14-93

TOP 1:17 0:52 0:13 2:53 6:25 6:02

Score 3-0 10-0 17-0 17-3 20-3 27-3

TEAM LEADERS COLGATE Rushing Att Yds TD Holland 14 64 2 Twyman 8 50 0 Breneman 17 47 0 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Breneman 16-28-2 254 1

BUCKNELL Lg Avg 12 4.6 15 6.3 16 2.8 Lg Sack 86 3

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Cooper 14 61 0 36 4.4 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Bitikofer 17-37-1 164 0

Lg Sack 29 3

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Rockett 4 132 1 86

Receiving Butler Bethea Cooper

Rec Yds TD Lg 4 70 0 29 4 45 0 21 5 25 0 16

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Holl 3 3 6 1.0 1 Wisniewski 5 1 6 1.0 2 DeIuliis 5 1 6 1.5 4

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Marine 7 3 10 - Robinson 5 4 9 - Benson 4 5 9 - -

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BUCKNELL MONMOUTH

Monmouth Downs Bucknell Football Behind Late Touchdowns

0 6 7 6 19 0 9 7 20 36

Oct. 13 >> West Long Branch, N.J. >> Kessler Stadium >> 1 p.m. >> Attendance: 2,452

TEAM STATISTICS

BUCKNELL MONMOUTH FIRST DOWNS 12 20 Rushing 5 10 Passing 7 10 Penalty 0 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 77 195 Rushing Attempts 30 33 Average Per Rush 2.6 5.9 Rushing Touchdowns 1 3 Yards Gained Rushing 108 254 Yards Lost Rushing 31 59 NET YARDS PASSING 189 274 Completions-Attempts-Int 18-35-1 23-37-1 Average Per Attempt 5.4 7.4 Average Per Completion 10.5 11.9 Passing Touchdowns 1 2 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 266 469 Total offense plays 65 70 Average Gain Per Play 4.1 6.7 Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-1 4-2 Penalties: Number-Yards 2-15 5-31 PUNTS-YARDS 8-300 7-224 Average Yards Per Punt 37.5 32.0 Net Yards Per Punt 36.8 28.9 Inside 20 4 1 50+ Yards 0 1 Touchbacks 0 0 Fair catch 3 1 KICKOFFS-YARDS 4-188 6-324 Average Yards Per Kickoff 47.0 54.0 Net Yards Per Kickoff 35.0 32.3 Touchbacks 0 0 Fair Catch Yards 0 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 3-22-1 3-6-0 Average Per Return 7.3 2.0 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 6-130-0 2-48-0 Average Per Return 21.7 24.0 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 1-0-0 1-27-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 0 Possession Time 26:55 33:05 1st Quarter 9:01 5:59 2nd Quarter 5:35 9:25 3rd Quarter 4:57 10:03 4th Quarter 7:22 7:38 Third-Down Conversions 3 of 14 4 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 3-4 Touchdowns 1-1 3-4 Field goals 0-1 0-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-27 2-15 PAT Kicks 1-3 4-5 Field Goals 0-0 0-0 Points off turnovers 0 7

GAME NOTES • CB Bryan Marine picked off former Calvert Hall teammate Kenji Bahar during the third quarter; that interception was the 10th of his career, moving him into a tie for eighth in Bucknell history. Only 12 Bison have reached the double digits in career interceptions. • QB Logan Bitikofer threw for 189 yards and one touchdown while RB Cooper posted team highs in rushing yards (87) and receiving yards (84). Cooper’s totals of all-purpose (171) and receiving yards represented new career highs.

Monmouth used three late touchdowns to down the Bucknell football team, 36-19, at Kessler Stadium. Strong defensive and special teams play kept the Bison (1-6, 1-1 Patriot League) even with the high-powered Hawks (4-2, 0-0 Big South) for much of the game. Monmouth, which entered the tilt averaging 32 points per contest, scored three touchdowns in the final six minutes of regulation to move to 8-0 all-time at new Kessler Stadium. Jared Cooper scored two touchdowns for Bucknell, which matched its season high with 19 points. The freshman opened the scoring at the second quarter’s 14:36 mark after taking a slant pass from Logan Bitikofer, finding a seam and racing 74 yards to the end zone. He later gave the Bison a 19-16 advantage at the fourth quarter’s 12:33 mark on a 13-yard rush; that five-play, 30yard scoring drive was set up by Bryan Marine’s dynamic 23-yard punt return. Gerrit Van Itallie was a force for Bucknell, posting a career-best eight tackles (seven solo), three tackles for a loss of 14 yards, one sack for a loss of nine yards, two blocked punts and one forced fumble. He blocked a punt in the end zone, and recovered the ball for a touchdown, to cut the Hawks’ edge to 16-13 with 7:22 left to play in the third quarter. It was Bucknell’s first punt return for a touchdown since the first game of the 2014 campaign. After Cooper’s go-ahead touchdown, the Bison forced Monmouth to go three and out on its next possession. While Bucknell took over at its own 41-yard line following a short punt, Evan Powell stepped in front of a Bitikofer pass at the Hawk 36 and returned it 27 yards to the Bison 37. That play was the turning point of the contest; Monmouth capitalized on the turnover, with Kenji Bahar orchestrating an eight-play scoring drive capped by a one-yard touchdown throw to Gene Scott with 5:40 on the clock. On the first play of the Hawks’ next possession, Juwon Farri broke free for a 79-yard touchdown rush to extend their edge to 29-19 (due to a failed extra point). They completed the scoring with 1:17 left to play on a 12-yard Devell Jones touchdown rush that capped a three-play, 55-yard drive highlighted by a 42-yard Farri carry. At halftime, Monmouth held a slim 9-6 lead. All of the first half’s scoring occurred in the first five minutes of the second quarter. After Cooper’s 74-yard scamper, Justin Terry blocked Bucknell’s point-after attempt and returned the ball 98 yards to the end zone to get two points on the board for his team. The Hawks carried the momentum from Terry’s clutch play into their next drive; on the first play, Bahar hit Reggie White Jr. in stride for a 35-yard gain to the Bucknell 35. Jones ultimately completed that six-play, 70-yard scoring drive with a one-yard touchdown rush at the 11:23 mark. Monmouth opened the second half with a seven-play, 70-yard scoring drive; at the third quarter’s 12:19 mark, Bahar found White Jr. for a 23-yard touchdown to make it a 16-6 game. Van Itallie and Cooper’s touchdowns then flipped the score to 19-16 in Bucknell’s favor. The Hawks held advantages in total offense (469-266), first downs (20-12) and time of possession (33:05-26:55).

SCORING SUMMARY

• Cooper’s 74-yard touchdown reception was Bucknell’s first passing play of at least 50 yards since QB John Chiarolanzio found WR Jack Horan for a 64-yard gain at Cornell on Oct. 14, 2017, nearly a year to the day of the Monmouth game.

Team BU MU MU MU BU BU MU MU MU

• The Bucknell defense forced three fumbles, recovering two, and totaled six tackles for a loss of 37 yards and three sacks for a loss of 27 yards.

BUCKNELL

• S Brandon Benson, LB Matt Robinson and Monmouth’s Kyle Gregory tied for the game high with nine tackles apiece. Benson also forced a fumble in the end zone that kept the Hawks from extending their lead to 16-6 with 6:31 left to play in the first half. • With their loss to the Hawks, the Bison went winless in non-conference action, at 0-5, for the first time since the 2010 campaign (also 0-5).

QT 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th 4th

Time 14:36 14:36 11:23 12:19 07:22 12:33 05:40 04:00 01:17

Scoring Play Conversion Plays-Yds Cooper 74yd pass from Bitikofer Torres kick blocked 8-91 Terry 98yd PAT return - Jones 1yd run Mosquera kick 6-70 White Jr. 23yd pass from Bahar Mosquera kick 7-70 Van Itallie 0yd punt return Chambers kick - Cooper 13yd run Chambers kick failed 5-30 Scott 1yd pass from Bahar Mosquera kick 8-37 Farri 79yd run Team rush fumbled 1-79 Jones 12yd run Mosquera kick 3-55

TOP 3:39 - 3:00 2:41 - 1:53 3:27 0:15 1:06

Score 6-0 6-2 6-9 6-16 13-16 19-16 19-23 19-29 19-36

TEAM LEADERS Rushing Att Yds TD Cooper 22 87 1 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Bitikofer 18-35-1 189 1

MONMOUTH Lg Avg 14 4.0 Lg Sack 74 2

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Cooper 4 84 1 74 Twiford 5 33 0 8 Sanders 4 32 0 12 Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Robinson 7 2 9 - Benson 8 1 9 - Van Itallie 7 1 8 3.0 14 Lauro 4 3 7 -

Rushing Farri Jones

Att Yds TD Lg Avg 18 183 1 79 10.2 6 33 2 12 5.5

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Bahar 23-37-1 274 2

Lg Sack 37 3

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg White Jr. 7 93 1 35 Moore 5 65 0 21 Parham 2 53 0 37 Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Gregory 9 - 9 - Budd 6 - 6 - Pendarvis 1 4 5 - -

GAME 8

7 0 13 9 29 7 7 7 6 27

Oct. 6 >> Lewisburg, Pa. >> Mathewson-Memorial Stadium >> 12 p.m. >> Attendance: 3,097

TEAM STATISTICS

LAFAYETTE B UCKNELL FIRST DOWNS 19 15 Rushing 7 2 Passing 11 12 Penalty 1 1 NET YARDS RUSHING 138 -2 Rushing Attempts 42 25 Average Per Rush 3.3 -0.1 Rushing Touchdowns 3 0 Yards Gained Rushing 173 59 Yards Lost Rushing 35 61 NET YARDS PASSING 200 294 Completions-Attempts-Int 18-26-2 22-32-1 Average Per Attempt 7.7 9.2 Average Per Completion 11.1 13.4 Passing Touchdowns 1 3 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 338 292 Total offense plays 68 57 Average Gain Per Play 5.0 5.1 Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties: Number-Yards 3-24 6-46 PUNTS-YARDS 3-111 5-230 Average Yards Per Punt 37.0 46.0 Net Yards Per Punt 37.0 39.0 Inside 20 1 1 50+ Yards 0 3 Touchbacks 0 1 Fair catch 1 0 KICKOFFS-YARDS 6-388 5-240 Average Yards Per Kickoff 64.7 48.0 Net Yards Per Kickoff 40.0 31.8 Touchbacks 4 0 Fair Catch Yards 0 5 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 3-15-0 0-0-0 Average Per Return 5.0 0.0 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 3-81-0 2-48-0 Average Per Return 27.0 24.0 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 1-28-0 2-41-1 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 0 Possession Time 35:32 24:28 1st Quarter 10:39 4:21 2nd Quarter 7:02 7:58 3rd Quarter 10:04 4:56 4th Quarter 7:47 7:13 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 13 6 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 1-1 Touchdowns 4-5 1-1 Field goals 1-5 0-1 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-39 1-8 PAT Kicks 2-3 3-3 Field Goals 1-2 0-0 Points off turnovers 6 7

GAME NOTES • QB Logan Bitikofer became the first Bison to throw three touchdown passes since QB R.J. Nitti tossed four in a 35-24 victory at Lafayette on Oct. 31, 2015. Before TE/FB Andrew Owers, the last Bison to catch two touchdown passes was WR Will Carter in a 23-17 triple overtime loss to VMI on Sept. 24, 2016. • WR Justin Bethea led all players with a career-best 111 receiving yards on four catches. He became the first Bison since 2016 to accumulate at least 100 receiving yards; the last Bison to do so was Carter, with 120, in a 20-13 loss at Lehigh on Nov. 5, 2016. • Bethea’s touchdown catch was the first of his career. • WR Brandon Sanders (66) and Owers (50) also recorded at least 50 receiving yards. • S Brandon Benson tied Lafayette LB Michael Root for the game high with nine tackles; the sophomore recorded the 100th tackle of his collegiate career during the contest. • LB Rick Mottram recorded career highs in tackles (8) and tackles for a loss (3) in his first career start while LB Sam Chitty posted Bucknell’s lone sack. • The Leopards held advantages in first downs (19-15), total offense (338-292) and time of possession (35:32-24:28). They snuffed out the Bison’s ground game, holding them to -2 yards. Lafayette was bolstered by six tackles for a combined loss of 47 yards, including the two game-ending sacks.

The Bucknell football team dropped a tight 29-27 decision to Lafayette at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. The Leopards (2-5, 1-2 Patriot League) scored 22 of the second half’s 35 points to hand the Bison (1-7, 1-2 Patriot League) a heart-breaking loss on Homecoming. While Logan Bitikofer found Justin Bethea for a 40-yard touchdown with 4:25 remaining in regulation, his pass on the two-point conversion that would have tied the game fell incomplete, leading to the 29-27 final score. For Bucknell, Bitikofer threw for a season-best 267 yards and three touchdowns while Andrew Owers became the first Bison to catch multiple touchdown passes since September 2016. Sterling Deary accounted for Bucknell’s other touchdown, returning his first career interception 41 yards to the house with 5:55 left to play in the third quarter. Bitikofer found Owers for a pair of touchdowns in the first half, staking the Bison a 14-7 lead at the break. Owers’s first touchdown, a 14-yard grab at the 9:27 mark, came on Bucknell’s first drive. It was set up by a 34-yard catch by Brandon Sanders on 3rd and 5; Sanders’s reception took the Bison from their 22 to the Leopards’ 44. Two plays and a penalty later, Bitikofer hit Owers in stride on a slant route for the score. Lafayette answered on its next drive, bolstered by a 47-yard kickoff return by J.J. Younger to the Bucknell 36. The Bison appeared poised to keep the Leopards out of the end zone, with Bryan Marine stuffing C.J. Amill at the goal line on 3rd and goal. But Lafayette went for it on 4th and inches, and Selwyn Simpson broke the plane, making it a 7-7 game with 4:23 on the clock. The Leopards had an opportunity to take the lead early in the second half, with O’Malley orchestrating a 12-play, 56-yard drive to the Bison 24. But, after O’Malley’s pass to Chris Granjean fell incomplete on 3rd and 9, Lafayette called out the field goal unit; Jeffrey Kordenbrock’s 41-yard bid ultimately sailed left of the goalposts. Bucknell regained the lead on its next possession, with Bitikofer orchestrating a six-play, 76-yard scoring drive to make it 14-7. Bitikofer found Alex Twiford for a 14-yard gain on the first play; then, on 3rd and 6 at the Bison 42, he found Butler along the sideline for a 26-yard gain. Butler jumped to catch the ball and then held onto it despite being hammered out of bounds by Trent Crossan. Two plays later, Bitikofer found Owers alone in the secondary for a 28-yard touchdown. Bucknell got the ball right back following Owers’s touchdown, with Fisayo Oluleye tipping O’Malley’s first pass to Gerrit Van Itallie. Van Itallie’s first career interception, which came a game after he was crowned the Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Week, set Bucknell up at the Lafayette 23. But Andrew Chuma sacked Bitikofer for a loss of 13 yards on the first play of that possession, and the Leopards forced the Bison to turn the ball over on downs three plays later. During the first half, Bitikofer completed 11 of 13 passes for 169 yards, just 24 shy of his career high set during Bucknell’s 19-16 victory at Holy Cross. His total was bolstered by three completions of at least 20 yards that came on third down. Owers (50) and Sanders (45) both eclipsed 40 receiving yards at the break, helping the Bison build a 172-156 lead in total offense despite being held to just three rushing yards. The Leopards evened the score at 14-14 with 9:08 on the clock in the third quarter. Mike Dunn accounted for 48 of Lafayette’s 61 yards during its scoring drive, including a 16-yard gain to the Bison 13 and a 13-yard touchdown run on back-to-back plays. Deary’s 41-yard pick 6 gave Bucknell a 21-14 advantage less than four minutes later, but the Leopards quickly trimmed that edge to 21-20 thanks to a five-play, 66-yard scoring drive highlighted by Zadok Scott’s 45-yard reception. O’Malley capped that drive with a five-yard quarterback keeper score; a failed extra point kept the Bison on top. Lafayette quickly regained possession of the ball, with Crossan intercepting a Bitikofer pass at his team’s 40-yard line and returning it 28 yards to the Bucknell 32 in the final minutes of the second half. The Leopards capitalized on the turnover at the fourth quarter’s 13:40 mark on an acrobatic 10-yard touchdown catch by Quinn Revere; Rick Mottram picked off O’Malley’s pass to thwart Lafayette’s bid for a two-point conversion, keeping the score at 26-21. After forcing the Bison to go three and out, a penalty during the punt gave the Leopards the ball on the 50-yard line. Lafayette took advantage of its favorable field position, with Kordenbrock booting a 33-yard field goal with 7:11 remaining in regulation. That field goal proved to be the difference in the game following Bitikofer’s touchdown pass to Bethea and subsequent failed two-point conversion. Bucknell took possession with 3:26 remaining in regulation. With Tarrin Earle in at quarterback for Bitikofer, who was injured during the two-point conversion, the Bison marched from their 24 to Lafayette’s 49. During that sequence, Earle found Jared Cooper for a nine-yard gain and Bethea for a 15-yard gain. But the Leopards sacked Earle on back-to-back plays for a combined loss of 26 yards to force the Bison to turn the ball over on downs at their 25, ending the game.

SCORING SUMMARY Team BU LC BU LC BU LC LC LC BU

QT 1st 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

Time 09:27 04:23 02:54 09:08 05:55 03:03 13:40 07:11 04:25

Scoring Play Conversion Plays-Yds Owers 14yd pass from Bitikofer Torres kick 6-83 Simpson 1yd run Kordenbrock kick 8-36 Owers 28yd pass from Bitikofer Torres kick 6-76 Dunn 13yd run Kordenbrock kick 8-61 Deary 41yd interception return Torres kick - O’Malley 5yd run Kordenbrock kick failed 5-66 Revere 10yd pass from O’Malley O’Malley pass intercepted 6-32 Kordenbrock 33yd field goal 7-35 Bethea 40yd pass from Bitikofer Bitikofer pass failed 8-75

TOP Score 2:24 0-7 4:54 7-7 2:34 7-14 4:16 14-14 - 14-21 2:45 20-21 2:34 26-21 4:12 29-21 2:46 29-27

TEAM LEADERS LAFAYETTE

BUCKNELL

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Simpson 13 41 1 13 3.2 Dunn 7 38 1 16 5.4 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack O’Malley 17-25-2 155 1 14 1 Spigner 1-1-0 45 0 45 0 Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Scott 2 57 0 45 Pearson 5 52 0 13 Revere 4 47 1 14

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Bitikofer 7 21 0 8 3.0 Cooper 15 20 0 6 1.3

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Root 2 7 9 - Jordan 6 1 7 - Powe 3 3 6 1.5 12

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Bitikofer 19-27-1 267 3

Lg Sack 40 1

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Bethea 4 111 1 40 Sanders 7 66 0 34 Owers 3 50 2 28 Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Benson 7 2 9 1.0 3 Mottram 7 1 8 3.0 10 Robinson 4 4 8 - -

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Bucknell Football Edged by Lafayette on Homecoming, 29-27

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Lehigh Races Past Bucknell Football Behind Strong Second Half

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BUCKNELL 0 14 3 0 17 LEHIGH 7 14 10 14 45 Nov. 3 >> Bethlehem, Pa. >> Goodman Stadium >> 12:30 p.m. >> Attendance: 4,203

TEAM STATISTICS

BUCKNELL FIRST DOWNS 15 Rushing 4 Passing 7 Penalty 4 NET YARDS RUSHING 81 Rushing Attempts 34 Average Per Rush 2.4 Rushing Touchdowns 0 Yards Gained Rushing 93 Yards Lost Rushing 12 NET YARDS PASSING 174 Completions-Attempts-Int 17-40-1 Average Per Attempt 4.3 Average Per Completion 10.2 Passing Touchdowns 2 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 255 Total offense plays 74 Average Gain Per Play 3.4 Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 2-25 PUNTS-YARDS 9-329 Average Yards Per Punt 36.6 Net Yards Per Punt 34.7 Inside 20 4 50+ Yards 1 Touchbacks 1 Fair catch 2 KICKOFFS-YARDS 4-183 Average Yards Per Kickoff 45.8 Net Yards Per Kickoff 40.5 Touchbacks 0 Fair Catch Yards 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 3-49-0 Average Per Return 16.3 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 7-157-0 Average Per Return 22.4 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 1-2-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 Possession Time 31:32 1st Quarter 8:50 2nd Quarter 10:16 3rd Quarter 6:52 4th Quarter 5:34 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 18 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 Touchdowns 2-4 Field goals 1-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 PAT Kicks 0-1 Field Goals 1-2 Points off turnovers 3

LEHIGH 20 9 11 0 215 39 5.5 3 229 14 335 17-28-1 12.0 19.7 2 550 67 8.2 2-1 7-94 5-207 41.4 27.6 0 1 1 0 8-462 57.8 35.0 1 0 1--3-0 -3.0 3-21-0 7.0 1-65-1 0-0-0 0 28:28 6:10 4:44 8:08 9:26 6 of 13 0 of 1 3-3 2-3 1-3 1-8 6-6 1-1 14

GAME NOTES • CB Bryan Marine cracked Bucknell’s single-season top 10 in both punt return yards and kickoff returns. With his 49 punt return yards, he improved his season total to 254, good for eighth in school history. His career-best 118 kickoff return yards moved his season total to 540, the ninth-best mark in the Bison annals. • Marine’s 44-yard kickoff return was 10 yards longer than his previous career-long return, set in the 2016 finale against Fordham. • WR Brandon Sanders was QB Tarrin Earle’s favorite target, amassing 80 yards on six catches. • Earle became the third different quarterback to start for Bucknell in 2018. He was also the 40th different player to earn a start this season, a figure that represents over 48 percent of the team’s 83-man roster. • RB Jared Cooper ran for a team-best 44 yards and added 21 receiving yards. • S Joe Lauro led all players with 11 tackles while S Gerrit Van Itallie was second among Bison, matching his career high set at Monmouth with eight. • CB Sterling Deary picked off a pass in a second-straight game while LB Sam Chitty recovered a fumble forced by Marine. • The Mountain Hawks stretched their winning streak over the Bison to four games.

The Bucknell football team fell to Lehigh, 45-17, at Goodman Stadium. The Mountain Hawks (2-7, 1-3 Patriot League) raced past the Bison (1-8, 1-3 Patriot League) behind multiple lengthy scoring plays, including two touchdown throws by Brad Mayes to Jorge Portorreal that covered at least 55 yards. Mayes finished the game with 335 yards on 17 for 28 passing, connecting with Portorreal nine times for 216 of them. Lehigh, which led by a touchdown at halftime, broke open the game in the second half. After the teams traded field goals in the early minutes of the third quarter, the Mountain Hawks scored three unanswered touchdowns, beginning with a 72-yard bomb by Mayes to Portorreal at the third quarter’s 4:07 mark; that touchdown came just 16 seconds after Ethan Torres booted a career-long 35-yard field goal to trim Bucknell’s deficit to 24-17. For the Bison, freshman Tarrin Earle looked strong in his first career start at quarterback, completing 17 of 40 passes for 174 yards and two touchdowns. Earle, who became the 40th different Bucknell player to earn a start this season, also ran for 35 yards on the ground. Lehigh’s defense was impressive in the second half, holding the Bison to 68 yards, five first downs and a single field goal. Defensive back Marquis Wilson capped the game’s scoring with 6:03 remaining in regulation, picking off a pass and returning it 65 yards for a touchdown. The Mountain Hawks took a 7-0 lead at the first quarter’s 8:59 mark on a 27-yard touchdown rush by Dom Bragalone, the school-record 43rd of his career. Bragalone’s score capped a four-play, 65-yard drive that began when Jon Seighman recovered a fumble during a Bison punt return at his team’s 35. Then, Mayes found Devon Bibbens for 35- and eight-yard gains on back-to-back plays to set up Bragalone’s score. Bucknell drove from its 40 to Lehigh’s 15 on its next possession but came away with nothing. After Earle connected with Brandon Sanders for a 21-yard gain to the Mountain Hawk 23, the Lehigh defense held fast; after 4th and 2 was brought up, the Bison went for a 31-yard field goal, which sailed wide right. Bucknell got on the board at the second quarter’s 7:06 mark when Earle connected with Jared Cooper for a nine-yard touchdown. The Bison covered 34 yards in four plays, taking advantage of a short Mountain Hawk punt and a holding penalty; the extra point was blocked, making it a 7-6 game in Lehigh’s favor. Mayes then orchestrated a 10-play, 80-yard scoring drive to put the Mountain Hawks up by a 14-6 margin. Mayes threw four passes of at least 10 yards during that drive, which he capped with a one-yard quarterback keeper at the 3:45 mark. After a Bucknell drive stalled at the Lehigh 45, the Mountain Hawks took over at their 19 following a punt. Two plays later, they were in the end zone. First, Bragalone broke free for a 25-yard gain; then, Mayes found Portorreal behind the defense for a 56-yard touchdown to extend Lehigh’s advantage to 21-6 with 49 seconds left in the half. But the Bison responded, cutting the Mountain Hawks’ lead back down to a touchdown. After Bryan Marine returned the resulting kickoff 44 yards to the Lehigh 34, Alan Butler made a diving play to catch a pass on Lehigh’s one-yard line. Multiple timeouts later, Earle found Butler for a two-yard touchdown on 3rd and goal with 14 seconds on the clock. Bucknell went for the two-point conversion, and Cooper scampered past three Mountain Hawks to bring the score to 21-14. It was the first time the Bison rushed for a two-point conversion since October 2015. At halftime, Earle owned 148 yards and two touchdowns on 13 of 20 passing as well as 23 yards on the ground. Sanders was his favorite target, totaling 50 yards on three receptions. Lehigh held slimmer leads in total offense (276-187) and first downs (11-10) at halftime, with Bragalone totaling 83 of his 177 rushing yards in that frame. Overall, the Mountain Hawks led in first downs (20-15) and total offense (550-255). The Bison held a 31:32 to 28:28 advantage in time of possession.

SCORING SUMMARY Team LU BU LU LU BU LU BU LU LU LU

QT 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th

Time 08:59 07:06 03:45 00:49 00:14 08:48 04:23 04:07 14:19 06:03

Scoring Play Conversion Plays-Yds Bragalone 27yd run Mish kick 4-65 Cooper 9yd pass from Earle Torres kick blocked 4-34 Mayes 1yd run Mish kick 10-80 Portorreal 56yd pass from Mayes Mish kick 2-81 Butler 2yd pass from Earle Cooper rush 4-34 Mish 27yd field goal 9-70 Torres 35yd field goal 6-31 Portorreal 72yd pass from Mayes Mish kick 1-72 Allen 17yd run Mish kick 4-61 Wilson 65yd interception return Mish kick -

TOP 1:17 1:54 3:17 0:14 0:26 3:22 2:39 0:12 1:34 -

Score 0-7 6-7 6-14 6-21 14-21 14-24 17-24 17-31 17-38 17-45

TEAM LEADERS BUCKNELL

LEHIGH

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Cooper 21 44 0 20 2.1 Earle 12 35 0 9 2.9 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack Earle 17-40-1 174 2 33 1

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Bragalone 29 177 1 36 6.1

Receiving Sanders Butler Cooper

Rec Yds 6 80 2 35 4 21

TD 0 1 1

Lg 23 33 16

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Lauro 9 2 11 1.0 3 Van Itallie 7 1 8 2.0 7 Mottram 5 2 7 1.0 3

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Mayes 17-28-1 335 2

Lg Sack 72 0

Receiving Portorreal Bibbens Falcone

Lg 72 35 18

Rec Yds 9 216 5 89 3 30

TD 2 0 0

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Haffner 9 1 10 1.0 4 O’Neill 8 2 10 2.0 2

GAME 10

0 0 3 0 3 0 7 7 0 14

Nov. 10 >> Washington, D.C. >> Cooper Field >> 12:30 p.m. >> Attendance: 1,825

TEAM STATISTICS

BUCKNELL FIRST DOWNS 12 Rushing 4 Passing 7 Penalty 1 NET YARDS RUSHING 13 Rushing Attempts 35 Average Per Rush 0.4 Rushing Touchdowns 0 Yards Gained Rushing 59 Yards Lost Rushing 46 NET YARDS PASSING 140 Completions-Attempts-Int 17-33-1 Average Per Attempt 4.2 Average Per Completion 8.2 Passing Touchdowns 0 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 153 Total offense plays 68 Average Gain Per Play 2.2 Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-0 Penalties: Number-Yards 3-15 PUNTS-YARDS 8-347 Average Yards Per Punt 43.4 Net Yards Per Punt 43.1 Inside 20 1 50+ Yards 0 Touchbacks 0 Fair catch 2 KICKOFFS-YARDS 2-105 Average Yards Per Kickoff 52.5 Net Yards Per Kickoff 40.0 Touchbacks 1 Fair Catch Yards 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 3-37-0 Average Per Return 12.3 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 2-49-0 Average Per Return 24.5 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 Possession Time 31:35 1st Quarter 6:41 2nd Quarter 5:52 3rd Quarter 11:50 4th Quarter 7:12 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 17 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 Touchdowns 0-3 Field goals 1-3 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-10 PAT Kicks 0-0 Field Goals 1-1 Points off turnovers 0

GTOWN 16 11 5 0 199 44 4.5 1 236 37 93 8-15-0 6.2 11.6 1 292 59 4.9 1-1 3-25 8-294 36.8 29.6 2 1 1 2 3-186 62.0 37.3 1 0 3-2-0 0.7 0-0-0 0.0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0 28:25 8:19 9:08 3:10 7:48 2 of 11 0 of 1 1-1 1-1 0-1 7-42 2-2 0-0 0

GAME NOTES • In his second career start, QB Tarrin Earle completed 17 of 33 passes for 140 yards. • TE/FB Andrew Owers (39) and WR Brandon Sanders (38) were Earle’s favorite targets. On the ground, RB Jared Cooper rushed for 34 yards on 20 carries. • Defensively, CB Bryan Marine (9), S Brandon Benson (8) and LB Rick Mottram (7) paced the Bison in tackles. Mottram also tied LB Sam Chitty for the team lead with two tackles for a loss. • Marine posted 37 punt return yards, bringing his season total to 291; he moved to third from eighth in school history. He also recorded 49 kickoff return yards, giving him 589 on the year; he improved to seventh from ninth all-time among Bison. • For the Hoyas, RB Herman Moultrie III rushed for 135 yards on 22 carries and added 22 receiving yards on his first career touchdown catch. His efforts helped Georgetown finish with advantages in total offense (292-153) and first downs (16-12). • DL Khristian Tate registered game-best totals in tackles for a loss (4) and sacks (2) while LB Wesley Bowers led all players with 11 tackles (six solo). • In total, the Georgetown defense posted seven sacks for a combined loss of 42 yards and 11 tackles for a combined loss of 49 yards

The Bucknell football team fell to second-place Georgetown, 14-3, in its final road game of the 2018 campaign at Cooper Field. The Hoyas (5-5, 4-1 Patriot League) set a school record with their fourth Patriot League victory of the season by downing the Bison (1-9, 1-4 Patriot League). Freshman running back Herman Moultrie III provided all of the offense Georgetown needed, scoring one touchdown and recording 157 yards of total offense. The Hoyas’ stifling defense was the story of the game. They limited Bucknell to 153 yards of total offense, bolstered by seven sacks for a loss of 42 yards, and stalled three promising second-half drives to defend their 14-3 edge. With 5:01 remaining in regulation, Rick Mottram forced and recovered a fumble that gave the Bison the ball at midfield. After a roughing the passer penalty pushed Bucknell up to the Hoya 33, Tarrin Earle hit Andrew Owers for a 26-yard gain to the seven-yard line. But Georgetown held fast, pressuring Earle into throwing three incomplete passes, including on fourth down. After Bucknell forced the Hoyas to go three and out their resulting possession, Bryan Marine returned a short punt 26 yards to the Georgetown 22. But, with the Bison facing 4th and 8 at the 20, Xavier Reddick sacked Earle for a loss of 14 yards to end the game. Earlier in that quarter, with 14:47 on the clock, Reddick intercepted an Earle pass at his team’s 28-yard line. Ethan Torres booted a 37-yard field goal with 5:12 on the clock in the third quarter to get the Bison on the board. Torres’s career-long field goal capped a 12-play, 38-yard drive that saw Earle convert on a 4th and 1 at the Hoya 23 with a two-yard quarterback sneak. Earle also connected with Jared Cooper for an 11-yard gain to the Georgetown 32 on 2nd and 6. The Hoyas immediately responded, extending their lead to 14-3 less than two minutes later. Moultrie III accounted for all of his team’s yards during its four-play scoring drive. First, he rattled off 14- and 30-yard runs on back-to-back plays to bring Georgetown to the Bucknell 21. Then, he capped the drive by hauling in a 22-yard touchdown pass from Gunther Johnson. After a scoreless first quarter, in which the teams combined for only 128 yards of total offense, the Hoyas took a 7-0 lead at the second quarter’s 5:29 mark. Johnson orchestrated a nineplay, 78-yard scoring drive, highlighted by an explosive 36-yard rush by Moultrie III that brought Georgetown to the Bucknell 11. On 3rd and goal, Johnson scored a four-yard quarterback keeper to put his team ahead for good. The Bison had an opportunity to get on the board after forcing a punt with 1:38 remaining in the half. Following a short punt, they took over at their 47 and advanced to the Hoya 43. But Georgetown held fast, pressuring Earle into throwing two-straight incomplete passes and then tying him up well short of a first down on a rush. While Bucknell lined up to go for it on 4th and 7 at the Hoya 40, the clock hit zero before the snap. The stingy Georgetown defense, which entered the game ranked in the FCS’s top 25 in total defense (16th, 315.4), scoring defense (t-21st, 21.9) and rushing defense (t-23rd, 124.0), limited the Bison to 60 yards and three first downs during the first half. Of those 60 yards, only seven came on the ground. With the victory, the Hoyas snapped a two-game losing streak to the Bison. It was their first victory over Bucknell at Cooper Field since 2012; entering the contest, they were 2-8 against the Bison in their past 10 meetings.

SCORING SUMMARY Team GU BU GU

QT 2nd 3rd 3rd

Time 05:29 05:12 03:21

Scoring Play Conversion Johnson 4yd run Hill kick Torres 37yd field goal Moultrie III 22yd pass from Johnson Hill kick

Plays-Yds 9-78 12-38 4-65

TOP 4:58 6:04 1:51

Score 0-7 3-7 3-14

TEAM LEADERS BUCKNELL

GEORGETOWN

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Cooper 20 34 0 6 1.7 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack Earle 17-33-1 140 0 26 7

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Moultrie III 22 135 0 36 6.1 Tolliver 11 45 0 15 4.1

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Sanders 4 38 0 29 Owers 3 39 0 26 Butler 3 24 0 12 Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Marine 8 1 9 - Benson 2 6 8 1.5 5 Mottram 3 4 7 2.0 8

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack Johnson 8-15-0 93 1 32 1 Receiving Rec Yds TD Schley 3 15 0 Williams 1 32 0

Lg 13 32

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Bowers 6 5 11 1.0 7 Reddick 5 2 7 2.0 15 Tate 6 - 6 4.0 11

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BUCKNELL GEORGETOWN

Bucknell Football Falls to Second-Place Georgetown, 14-3

GAME-BY-GAME REPORTS >> AWARDS GAME 11

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FORDHAM BUCKNELL

Fordham Outlasts Bucknell Football, 17-14

7 7 3 0 17 0 7 7 0 14

Nov. 17 >> Lewisburg, Pa. >> Mathewson-Memorial Stadium >> 1:30 p.m. >> Attendance: 1,126

TEAM STATISTICS

FORDHAM BUCKNELL FIRST DOWNS 13 20 Rushing 7 5 Passing 4 14 Penalty 2 1 NET YARDS RUSHING 50 68 Rushing Attempts 38 36 Average Per Rush 1.3 1.9 Rushing Touchdowns 1 1 Yards Gained Rushing 105 104 Yards Lost Rushing 55 36 NET YARDS PASSING 113 232 Completions-Attempts-Int 13-26-0 22-42-3 Average Per Attempt 4.3 5.5 Average Per Completion 8.7 10.5 Passing Touchdowns 0 1 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 163 300 Total offense plays 64 78 Average Gain Per Play 2.5 3.8 Fumbles: Number-Lost 3-2 3-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 5-35 5-45 PUNTS-YARDS 7-258 5-254 Average Yards Per Punt 36.9 50.8 Net Yards Per Punt 36.1 42.8 Inside 20 3 2 50+ Yards 2 2 Touchbacks 0 2 Fair catch 2 2 KICKOFFS-YARDS 4-255 3-158 Average Yards Per Kickoff 63.8 52.7 Net Yards Per Kickoff 42.8 37.3 Touchbacks 2 0 Fair Catch Yards 0 0 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 0-0-0 2-5-0 Average Per Return 0.0 2.5 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 2-46-0 2-34-0 Average Per Return 23.0 17.0 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 3-70-1 0-0-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 65 0 Possession Time 28:58 31:02 1st Quarter 6:11 8:49 2nd Quarter 7:05 7:55 3rd Quarter 6:21 8:39 4th Quarter 9:21 5:39 Third-Down Conversions 3 of 16 7 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 1 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 2-2 Touchdowns 1-2 2-2 Field goals 1-2 0-2 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-22 5-34 PAT Kicks 2-2 2-2 Field Goals 1-2 0-1 Points off turnovers 10 7

GAME NOTES • Bucknell outgained Fordham, 300-163. It was the first time the Bison posted more total offense than their opponent in 2018. • In total, the Bucknell defense registered seven tackles for a loss of 37 yards and five sacks for a loss of 34 yards. • For Fordham, QB Tim DeMorat completed 13 of 26 passes for 113 yards. WR Corey Caddle registered 44 receiving yards while RB Tyriek Hopkins added 34 yards on the ground. Three Rams reached the double figures in tackles. • P Alex Pechin had an impressive game, averaging 50.8 yards on five punts. His punting average was 0.2 shy of his career high, set at Villanova, and was bolstered by a 70-yard bomb in the second quarter. • CB Bryan Marine finished the year with 296 punt return yards, good for third in school history. His total of 603 kickoff return yards slotted him seventh; he is one of just seven Bison to record at least 600 in a single campaign. • With Saturday’s starts by RB Joe Fex and OL Michael Killiri, a total of 42 different Bison started a game in 2018. That figure represents over 50 percent of the team’s 83-man roster; a total of 21 Bison earned their first career start this season, including six freshmen.

Fordham outlasted the Bucknell football team, 17-14, in the 2018 finale for both teams on Saturday at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. On a day the Bison honored their 17-man senior class in a stadium framed on all sides by snow from a Thursday storm that pushed back the game’s start time from noon to 1:30 p.m., the Rams used a trio of big plays to emerge victorious. At halftime, the Rams held a 14-7 lead even though they trailed the Bison, 151-84, in total offense. Fordham was bolstered by two clutch plays by Antonio Jackson, including a 70-yard pick 6 that came with just 12 seconds left before the break. The Rams jumped out to a 7-0 lead at the first quarter’s 9:40 mark after Jackson blocked a 40-yard field goal attempt and returned the ball 48 yards to the Bucknell 12. Two plays later, Tyriek Hopkins capped the abbreviated drive with a one-yard touchdown rush. The Bison evened the score with 7:59 on the clock in the second quarter. John Chiarolanzio, who took over at quarterback for Tarrin Earle, orchestrated a nine-play, 53-yard scoring drive, highlighted by Brandon Sanders’s 18-yard reception that brought Bucknell to Fordham’s eightyard line. Sanders broke a tackle to pick up that gain, which set up Andrew Owers’s career-best fourth touchdown catch of the season. Earle, who came back in at quarterback with the Bison at the Rams’ six-yard line, found Owers with a jump pass reminiscent of Tim Tebow. The Bison got the ball back with 1:40 remaining in the second half and marched from their 15 to Fordham’s 43 in nine plays. Seven plays in, Joe Fex kept the drive alive by scampering for a career-long 19-yard gain to the Bucknell 46 on a 3rd and 16. But Jackson ultimately picked off a Chiarolanzio pass at the Fordham 30 and raced all the way to the end zone. Less than two minutes into the third quarter, the Rams extended their lead to 17-7, taking advantage of a Jesse Bramble interception at the Bison 21. The Bucknell defense held fast, with Joe Lauro and Drew Newcomb both breaking up passes, to force Fordham to settle for a 28-yard field goal. The Bison trimmed the Rams’ advantage to a field goal at the third quarter’s 6:52 mark. Rick Mottram set up Fex’s first career touchdown, recovering his second fumble in Bucknell’s past two games at Fordham’s 17-yard line. On a 3rd and 4, Dominic Lyles appeared to catch a 12-yard touchdown pass from Chiarolanzio; he was ultimately ruled down at the two-yard line after a lengthy review, and Fex punched the ball into the end zone two plays later to make it a 17-14 game. Fordham had an opportunity to extend its lead after Noah Fitzgerald intercepted a pass at his team’s 49-yard line with two minutes left in the third frame. But the Bison defense forced the Rams to three and out; Jimmy Sheehan set the tone for that stand by sacking Tim DeMorat for a loss of 12 yards on the first play. Andrew Mevis’s third-quarter field goal proved to be the difference in the game, as Fordham held Bucknell scoreless in the fourth quarter. The Bison held advantages in total offense (300-163), first downs (20-13) and time of possession (31:02-28:58). Chiarolanzio completed 15 of 31 passes for 187 yards while Earle went 7 for 11 for 45 yards and one touchdown. Sanders caught seven passes for 90 yards, seven shy of the career high he set at Holy Cross. Stefone Moore-Green was next, recording a career-best 43 yards on five receptions. Fex, who started at running back in the place of an injured Jared Cooper, rushed for a career-high 56 yards and one touchdown on 22 carries. Mottram was a force for Bucknell defensively, posting 14 tackles (10 solo), 3.5 tackles for a loss, two sacks and his fumble recovery. His 14 tackles were the most posted by a Bison in 2018, and his number of tackles for a loss and sacks both matched Bucknell’s season-high total.

SCORING SUMMARY Team FU BU FU FU BU

QT 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd

Time 09:40 07:59 00:12 13:43 06:52

Scoring Play Conversion Plays-Yds Hopkins 1yd run Mevis kick 2-60 Owers 6yd pass from Earle Chambers kick 9-53 Jackson 70yd interception return Mevis kick - Mevis 28yd field goal 5-10 Fex 2yd run Torres kick 5-17

TOP 0:36 3:52 - 0:41 1:36

Score 7-0 7-7 14-7 17-7 17-14

TEAM LEADERS FORDHAM

BUCKNELL

Rushing Att Yds TD Lg Avg Hopkins 9 34 1 8 3.8 Smith 12 24 0 9 2.0 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Lg Sack DeMorat 13-26-0 113 0 26 5

Rushing Fex

Att Yds TD Lg Avg 22 56 1 19 2.5

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Chiarolanzio 15-31-3 187 0

Lg Sack 21 2

Receiving Rec Yds TD Lg Caddle 3 44 0 26

Receiving Rec Yds TD B. Sanders 7 90 0 Moore-Green 5 43 0

Lg 19 16

Tackles Solo Ast Total Tony-Itoyah 7 5 12 Cunningham 3 8 11 Greenhagan 5 6 11

Tackles Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Mottram 10 4 14 3.5 15 Marine 5 2 7 - Chitty 3 4 7 - -

TFL Yds - - 2.0 3

BISON AWARD WINNERS

Associated Press Alex Pechin (2nd team) Athlon Sports Alex Pechin STATS Alex Pechin (1st team; 3rd team in ‘17) Phil Steele Alex Pechin (1st team) Hero Sports Alex Pechin (1st team) PATRIOT LEAGUE MAJOR AWARDS Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Alex Pechin Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year Alex Pechin (also in ‘17) ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE First Team Alex Pechin (1st in ‘15, ‘17 & ‘18) Simeon Page (2nd in ‘17) Second Team Alan Butler Pat Finn Bryan Marine (1st in ‘16) WEEKLY AWARDS Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Week Gerritt Van Itallie (Oct. 15) Patriot League Rookie of the Week Jared Cooper (Sept. 10, Oct. 1) Bison Athlete of the Week Joe Lauro (Oct. 1) Gerritt Van Itallie (Oct. 15) ACADEMIC HONORS Campbell Trophy Semifinalist Bryan Marine STATS Doris Robinson Scholar-Athlete Award Finalist Alex Pechin (also in ‘17) CoSIDA Academic All-District II Rick Mottram FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team Alex Pechin (also in ‘17) Academic All-Patriot League Bryan Marine, Rick Mottram, Alex Pechin (also in ‘17)

NFF Hampshire Honor Society Pat Finn, Joe Lauro, Bryan Marine, Drew Newcomb, Brice Sydnor

Clarke Hinkle Award Outstanding defensive back or linebacker Joe Lauro

TEAM AWARDS Bison Gridiron Club Award Most valuable player Bryan Marine

Special Teams Award Alex Pechin

Tom Gadd Coaches’ Award (Offense) Pat Finn, Alex Twiford

George L. McGaughey Memorial Award Outstanding player in the Lafayette game Logan Bitikofer

Tom Gadd Coaches’ Award (Defense) Drew Newcomb, Chanse Riley

Keating-Rieu Memorial Award Outstanding player in the Colgate game Bryan Marine

Theodore S. Ratkus Football Leadership Award For character, courage and commitment to team play Brandon Sanders

Sledge Hammer Award Sterling Deary, Rick Mottram

Captains Award Pat Finn, Joe Lauro, Bryan Marine, Alex Pechin C. Dale Wolfe Recognition Award Most inspirational player Joe Schiano

Scout Team Player of the Year (Offense) Dominic Lyles Scout Team Player of the Year (Defense) Ryan Brida Scout Team Player of the Year (Special Teams) Maanik Lal

Moxie Award For special contribution to the Bucknell football program Matt Robinson Bobby Pangburn Memorial Award For commitment, dedication and unqualified friendship Fisayo Oluleye Stuart M. Smith Memorial Award Outstanding newcomer Jared Cooper, Grayson Cherubino John Campana Award Outstanding offensive lineman Pat Finn Big Blue Award Outstanding back or receiver Alan Butler George Rieu Award Outstanding defensive lineman Roger Mellado

ALAN BUTLER

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ALL-AMERICA American Football Coaches Association Alex Pechin (2nd team)

STATISTICS

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Date Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

Opponent William & Mary Sacred Heart at Penn at #14/15 Villanova at Holy Cross* #20/21 Colgate* at Monmouth Lafayette* at Lehigh* at Georgetown* Fordham*

Score Attendance 7-14 5042 14-30 1872 17-34 5033 7-49 9341 19-16 8275 3-27 2007 19-36 2452 27-29 3097 17-45 4203 3-14 1825 14-17 1126

TEAM STATISTICS

SCORING Points Per Game Points Off Turnovers 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 Comp-Att-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 KICKOFFS-Yards Average Per Kick Net kick 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 Neutral Site Games SCORE BY QUARTERS Bucknell Opponents

W/L L L L L W L L L L L L

BUCKNELL OPPONENT 147 311 13.4 28.3 62 84 141 213 40 104 85 100 16 9 627 1891 1020 2295 393 404 337 481 1.9 3.9 57.0 171.9 6 25 1870 2384 201-378-16 171-299-11 4.9 8.0 9.3 13.9 170.0 216.7 10 13 2497 4275 715 780 3.5 5.5 227.0 388.6 42-874 22-408 28-298 30-245 11-131 16-286 20.8 18.5 10.6 8.2 11.9 17.9 17-9 24-15 51-455 70-626 41.4 56.9 83-3609 65-2456 43.5 37.8 38.8 32.6 37-2023 59-3524 54.7 59.7 39.6 38.1 27:31 32:29 46/172 56/158 27% 35% 5/19 6/17 26% 35% 23-166 39-272 0 65 19 41 6-11 8-11 0-0 0-0 (17-24) 71% (31-38) 82% (11-24) 46% (25-38) 66% (13-16) 81% (37-39) 95% 13144 31129 5/2629 6/5188 0/0 1st 10 87

2nd 68 85

3rd 43 50

4th 26 89

OT - -

Total 147 311

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING GP-GS Att Cooper, Jared 10-9 161 Carter, Marquis 1-1 18 Fex, Joe 10-1 34 Sanders, B. 10-5 7 Moore-Green, S. 10-2 7 Lyles, Dominic 9-0 1 Butler, Alan 11-11 1 Earle, Tarrin 4-3 32 Bitikofer, L. 6-5 52 TEAM 9-0 7 Chiarolanzio, J. 4-3 17 Total 11 337 Opponents 11 481

Gain Loss Net 580 55 525 81 0 81 85 8 77 27 3 24 11 8 3 3 0 3 2 0 2 83 92 -9 121 141 -20 0 24 -24 27 62 -35 1020 393 627 2295 404 1891

Avg 3.3 4.5 2.3 3.4 0.4 3.0 2.0 -0.3 -0.4 -3.4 -2.1 1.9 3.9

TD 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 25

Long Avg/G 37 52.5 21 81.0 19 7.7 9 2.4 4 0.3 3 0.3 2 0.2 13 -2.2 11 -3.3 0 -2.7 8 -8.8 37 57.0 79 171.9 Lng 74 21 33 0 74 90

PASSING GP-GS Bitikofer, L. 6-5 Chiarolanzio, J. 4-3 Earle, Tarrin 4-3 Sanders, B. 10-5 Total 11 Opponents 11

Effic C-A-I 106.0 103-187-8 77.7 54-101-6 92.5 44-89-2 0.0 0-1-0 95.0 201-378-16 131.2 171-299-11

Pct 55.1 53.5 49.4 0.0 53.2 57.2

Yds 1050 434 386 0 1870 2384

TD 7 0 3 0 10 13

RECEIVING GP-GS Sanders, B. 10-5 Cooper, Jared 10-9 Butler, Alan 11-11 Owers, Andrew 10-5 Bethea, Justin 10-10 Twiford, Alex 11-10 Moore-Green, S. 10-2 Lyles, Dominic 9-0 Fex, Joe 10-1 Herman, Blais 8-0 Carter, Marquis 1-1 Walier, Steven 10-0 Total 11 Opponents 11

No. Yards Avg. 44 516 11.7 38 287 7.6 25 297 11.9 23 197 8.6 21 250 11.9 16 94 5.9 12 76 6.3 7 62 8.9 7 31 4.4 4 26 6.5 3 13 4.3 1 21 21.0 201 1870 9.3 171 2384 13.9

TD 0 2 3 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 13

Long 46 74 33 28 40 21 17 13 11 16 19 21 74 90

Avg/G 51.6 28.7 27.0 19.7 25.0 8.5 7.6 6.9 3.1 3.2 13.0 2.1 170.0 216.7

KICK RETURNS Marine, Bryan Moore-Green, S. Sanders, B. Twiford, Alex Lauro, Joe McGuire, John Total Opponents

No. 27 7 5 1 1 1 42 22

Yards Avg 603 22.3 164 23.4 73 14.6 8 8.0 20 20.0 6 6.0 874 20.8 408 18.5

TD Long 0 44 0 66 0 18 0 8 0 20 0 6 0 66 0 47

PUNT RETURNS Marine, Bryan Van Itallie, G. Total Opponents

No. 27 1 28 30

Yards Avg 296 11.0 2 2.0 298 10.6 245 8.2

TD Long 0 67 1 0 1 67 0 60

INTERCEPTIONS Marine, Bryan Oluleye, Fisayo Deary, Sterling Van Itallie, G. Benson, Brandon Lauro, Joe Sydnor, Brice Total Opponents

No. Yards Avg 3 34 11.3 2 54 27.0 2 43 21.5 1 0 0.0 1 0 0.0 1 0 0.0 1 0 0.0 11 131 11.9 16 286 17.9

TD Long 0 26 1 54 1 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 54 2 70

FUMBLE RETURNS Total Opponents

No. Yards Avg 0 0 0.0 2 41 20.5

TD Long 0 0 1 32

Avg/G 175.0 108.5 96.5 0.0 170.0 216.7

|-------------- PATs ---------------| FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 5-8 6-8 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1-3 7-8 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 0-0 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 0-2 0 6-11 13-16 1-1 0 0-2 0 8-11 37-39 0-0 0 0-1 1

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

Pts 26 24 21 18 10 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 147 311

FIELD GOALS Made-Att Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long B lkd Chambers, Jack 1-3 33.3 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-1 0-0 34 0 Torres, Ethan 5-8 62.5 1-1 2-2 2-3 0-2 0-0 37 1

DREW NEWCOMB & JOE LAURO ALL PURPOSE GP Rush Marine, Bryan 11 0 Cooper, Jared 10 525 Sanders, B. 10 24 Butler, Alan 11 2 Bethea, Justin 10 0 Moore-Green, S. 10 3 Owers, Andrew 10 0 Fex, Joe 10 77 Twiford, Alex 11 0 Carter, Marquis 1 81 Lyles, Dominic 9 3 Oluleye, Fisayo 9 0 Deary, Sterling 9 0 Herman, Blais 8 0 Walier, Steven 10 0 Lauro, Joe 11 0 McGuire, John 4 0 Van Itallie, G. 11 0 Earle, Tarrin 4 -9 Bitikofer, L. 6 -20 TEAM 9 -24 Chiarolanzio, J. 4 -35 Total 11 627 Opponents 11 1891 TOTAL OFFENSE Bitikofer, L. Cooper, Jared Chiarolanzio, J. Earle, Tarrin Carter, Marquis Fex, Joe Sanders, B. Moore-Green, S. Lyles, Dominic Butler, Alan TEAM Total Opponents

Rcv 0 287 516 297 250 76 197 31 94 13 62 0 0 26 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1870 2384

PR 296 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 298 245

KR 603 0 73 0 0 164 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 6 0 0 0 0 0 874 408

GP Plays Rush Pass 6 239 -20 1050 10 161 525 0 4 118 -35 434 4 121 -9 386 1 18 81 0 10 34 77 0 10 8 24 0 10 7 3 0 9 1 3 0 11 1 2 0 9 7 -24 0 11 715 627 1870 11 780 1891 2384

IR Total Avg/G 34 933 84.8 0 812 81.2 0 613 61.3 0 299 27.2 0 250 25.0 0 243 24.3 0 197 19.7 0 108 10.8 0 102 9.3 0 94 94.0 0 65 7.2 54 54 6.0 43 43 4.8 0 26 3.2 0 21 2.1 0 20 1.8 0 6 1.5 0 2 0.2 0 -9 -2.2 0 -20 -3.3 0 -24 -2.7 0 -35 -8.8 131 3800 345.5 286 5214 474.0

FG SEQUENCE William & Mary Sacred Heart Penn Villanova Holy Cross Colgate Monmouth Lafayette Lehigh Georgetown Fordham

Bucknell - 41 (34),36 - (26),(18),43 (25) - - 31,(35) (37) 40

Opponents 44 (30) (49),(48) (37),(42) 41,(33) (27) (28),40

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

PUNTING Pechin, Alex TEAM Total Opponents

No. 81 2 83 65

Yards 3606 3 3609 2456

Avg Long TB 44.5 71 7 1.5 3 0 43.5 71 7 37.8 60 2

KICKOFFS Torres, Ethan Chambers, Jack Pechin, Alex Total Opponents

No. 19 10 8 37 59

Yards 1069 464 490 2023 3524

Avg 56.3 46.4 61.2 54.7 59.7

Total Avg/G 1030 171.7 525 52.5 399 99.8 377 94.2 81 81.0 77 7.7 24 2.4 3 0.3 3 0.3 2 0.2 -24 -2.7 2497 227.0 4275 388.6

PAT FINN

TB 3 0 3 6 16

FC 20 0 20 15

I20 28 0 28 14

50+ 29 0 29 9

OB Retn Net YdLn 3 0 0 3 18.5 39.6 25 0 20.8 38.1 26

Blkd 1 1 2 2

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SCORING TD Cooper, Jared 4 Owers, Andrew 4 Torres, Ethan 0 Butler, Alan 3 Chambers, Jack 0 Bethea, Justin 1 Carter, Marquis 1 Sanders, B. 1 Fex, Joe 1 Van Itallie, G. 1 Deary, Sterling 1 Oluleye, Fisayo 1 Bitikofer, L. 1 Total 19 Opponents 41

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Tackles Sacks Fumbles Blkd DEFENSIVE GP-GS Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf Joe Laruo 11-11 54 32 86 3.5-17 -- 1-0 3 1-0 1 -- -Bryan Marine 11-11 69 16 85 2.0-6 -- 3-34 9 2-0 2 -- -Matt Robinson 11-11 37 37 74 1.5-5 1.0-4 -- 3 -- 3 -- -Sam Chitty 11-11 36 38 74 13.5-39 3.5-20 -- 4 1-0 -- -- -Brandon Benson 8-5 28 24 52 4.0-11 -- 1-0 2 1-0 1 -- -Rick Mottram 10-3 29 16 45 10.0-39 2.0-13 -- 2 2-0 1 -- -Gerrit Van Itallie 11-4 29 12 41 7.0-23 2.0-10 1-0 4 -- 1 2 -Simeon Page 7-7 20 18 38 9.0-53 4.5-40 -- 1 -- 2 -- -Grayson Cherubino 11-6 17 18 35 7.0-30 2.5-16 -- 1 -- 1 -- -Roger Mellado 11-11 11 22 33 5.5-30 3.5-26 -- -- 2-0 -- -- -Nnamdi Unachukwu 11-7 20 8 28 5.0-17 2.5-12 -- 1 -- -- -- -Brice Sydnor 11-3 19 9 28 0.5-0 -- 1-0 -- 1-0 -- -- -Sterling Deary 9-3 18 7 25 -- -- 2-43 2 1-0 1 -- -Conner Romango 10-2 17 5 22 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Fisayo Oluleye 9-7 16 4 20 3.0-9 -- 2-54 3 -- -- -- -Chanse Riley 4-4 13 6 19 2.5-11 -- -- 1 1-0 -- -- -Jon Fox 5-0 6 9 15 3.0-7 -- -- -- -- -- -- -Joe Schiano 11-3 6 8 14 1.5-11 1.0-8 -- -- 1-0 1 -- -Jimmy Sheehan 11-5 4 6 10 1.0-12 1.0-12 -- 1 -- -- -- -Drew Newcomb 5-4 4 5 9 -- -- -- 1 -- -- -- -Ryan Brida 11-0 4 3 7 -- -- -- -- -- 1 -- -Mike Caruso 8-1 5 1 6 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Joe Fex 10-1 3 3 6 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Sean Naiman 6-2 3 1 4 1.0-2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -Micah Dennis 8-0 2 2 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Mike Colantuono 11-0 3 1 4 -- -- -- -- 1-0 -- -- -Blake Fletcher 3-0 1 2 3 1.0-5 1.0-5 -- -- -- -- -- -Sam Hildebrand 8-0 2 1 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Nick Zarkoski 1-0 2 1 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -John Hunt 4-0 -- 2 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Luke Hamper 3-0 2 -- 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Logan Bitikofer 6-5 2 -- 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Alex Pechin 11-0 2 -- 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Clay Myers 7-0 -- 1 1 0.5-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -Alan Butler 11-11 1 -- 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Jared Cooper 10-9 1 -- 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Jack Chambers 6-0 1 -- 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -P.J. Barr 11-11 1 -- 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Pat Finn 10-10 1 -- 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Eric Butler 8-0 -- 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Total 11 489 319 808 82-328 23-166 11-131 38 15-0 15 2 -Opponents 11 435 275 710 88-378 39-272 16-286 42 9-41 10 5 1

GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS OFFENSE |---------- RUSHING ----------| Date Opponent no. yds td lg Sep. 01 WILLIAM & MARY 26 114 1 21 Sep. 08 SACRED HEART 28 78 1 37 Sep. 15 at Penn 36 35 0 25 Sep. 22 at Villanova 27 41 1 10 Sep. 29 at Holy Cross 35 87 1 36 Oct. 06 COLGATE 25 35 0 36 Oct. 13 at Monmouth 30 77 1 14 Oct. 20 LAFAYETTE 25 -2 0 8 Nov. 03 at Lehigh 34 81 0 20 Nov. 10 at Georgetown 35 13 0 11 Nov. 17 FORDHAM 36 68 1 19 Bucknell 337 627 6 37 Opponent 481 1891 25 79

|--------- RECEIVING ---------| |------------ PASSING ------------| no. yds td lg c-a-i yds td lg 20 143 0 21 20-32-1 143 0 21 17 100 0 19 17-36-1 100 0 19 21 154 2 21 21-38-2 154 2 21 11 87 0 17 11-24-3 87 0 17 19 193 1 46 19-29-1 193 1 46 17 164 0 29 17-37-1 164 0 29 18 189 1 74 18-35-1 189 1 74 22 294 3 40 22-32-1 294 3 40 17 174 2 33 17-40-1 174 2 33 17 140 0 26 17-33-1 140 0 26 22 232 1 21 22-42-3 232 1 21 201 1870 10 74 201-378-16 1870 10 74 171 2384 13 90 171-299-11 2384 13 90

DEFENSE TACKLES Date Opponent solo ast total tfl yds Sep. 01 WILLIAM & MARY 43 36 79 9.0 52 Sep. 08 SACRED HEART 46 36 82 9.0 22 Sep. 15 at Penn 38 30 68 6.0 20 Sep. 22 at Villanova 46 42 88 7.0 25 Sep. 29 at Holy Cross 69 25 94 12.0 50 Oct. 06 COLGATE 42 42 84 5.0 15 Oct. 13 at Monmouth 44 20 64 6.0 37 Oct. 20 LAFAYETTE 47 22 69 6.0 24 Nov. 03 at Lehigh 45 12 57 5.0 14 Nov. 10 at Georgetown 33 30 63 10.0 32 Nov. 17 FORDHAM 36 24 60 7.0 37 Bucknell 489 319 808 82.0 328 Opponent 435 275 710 88.0 378

SACKS no. yds 4.0 31 1.0 4 0.0 0 2.0 14 3.0 27 3.0 11 3.0 27 1.0 8 0.0 0 1.0 10 5.0 34 24.5 166 39.5 272

ff 1 2 2 3 0 1 3 0 1 1 1 15 10

FUMBLES fr yds 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 15 0 9 41

|------ KICK RETURNS ------| |-- PUNT RETURNS --| no. yds td lg no. yds td lg off 0 0 0 0 2 18 0 10 257 5 117 0 66 4 53 0 31 178 7 137 0 26 4 37 0 17 189 6 118 0 27 1 0 0 0 128 3 51 0 21 5 75 0 67 280 2 33 0 17 1 2 0 2 199 6 130 0 28 3 22 1 23 266 2 48 0 29 0 0 0 0 292 7 157 0 44 3 49 0 26 255 2 49 0 31 3 37 0 26 153 2 34 0 20 2 5 0 3 300 42 874 0 66 28 298 1 67 2497 22 408 0 47 30 245 0 60 4275

INT. BLKD no. yds qbh brup kick 1 0 3 4 0 1 54 3 4 0 2 34 1 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 5 0 2 0 2 3 0 1 0 3 4 2 2 41 0 2 0 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 1 7 0 11 131 22 38 2 16 286 27 42 5

PAT PAT kicks rush rcv saf 1-1 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 1-3 0 0 0 3-3 0 0 0 0-1 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 13-16 1 0 0 37-39 0 0 1

off t/o pts 7 7 7 14 14 17 7 7 7 19 3 3 0 19 7 27 3 17 0 3 7 14 62 147 84 311

GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS WR LT LG C Bethea Peppers Lukner Finn Bethea Peppers Lukner Finn McGuire Peppers Lukner Finn Bethea Peppers Lukner Finn Bethea Peppers Lukner Finn Bethea Peppers Lukner Finn Bethea Peppers C. Sanders Finn Bethea Peppers Lukner C. Sanders Bethea Peppers C. Sanders Finn Bethea Peppers C. Sanders Finn Bethea Krizak C. Sanders Finn

RG RT TE WR RB QB FB Barr Stephenson B. Sanders (WR) A. Butler Carter Chiarolanzio Owers Barr Stephenson Twiford A. Butler Cooper Chiarolanzio B. Sanders (WR) Barr Stephenson Twiford A. Butler Cooper Chiarolanzio Owers Barr Krizak Twiford A. Butler Cooper Bitikofer Moore-Green (RB) Barr Krizak Twiford A. Butler Cooper Bitikofer B. Sanders (WR) Barr Krizak Twiford A. Butler Cooper Bitikofer Moore-Green (RB) Barr Krizak Twiford A. Butler Cooper Bitikofer B. Sanders (WR) Barr Krizak Twiford A. Butler Cooper Bitikofer B. Sanders (WR) Barr Krizak Twiford A. Butler Cooper Earle Owers Barr Krizak Twiford A. Butler Cooper Earle Owers Barr Killiri Twiford A. Butler Fex Earle Owers

DE DT DT DE SAM MIKE SS FS WHIP CB CB Mellado J. Sheehan Page (LB) Naiman Chitty Robinson Newcomb Lauro Riley Marine Oluleye Mellado J. Sheehan Page (LB) Schiano Chitty Robinson Benson Lauro Riley Marine Oluleye Mellado J. Sheehan Page (LB) Naiman Chitty Robinson Van Itallie Lauro Riley Marine Oluleye Cherubino Unachukwu Page (LB) Mellado Chitty Robinson Sydnor Lauro Romango Marine Oluleye Cherubino Unachukwu Page (LB) Mellado Chitty Robinson Sydnor Lauro Romango Marine Deary Cherubino Unachukwu Page (LB) Mellado Chitty Robinson Newcomb Lauro Benson Marine Deary Cherubino Unachukwu Page (LB) Mellado Chitty Robinson Newcomb Lauro Benson Marine Caruso Cherubino Unachukwu Mottram (LB) Mellado Chitty Robinson Van Itallie Lauro Riley Marine Oluleye Cherubino Unachukwu J. Sheehan Mellado Chitty Robinson Van Itallie Lauro Benson Marine Oluleye Schiano J. Sheehan Mottram (LB) Mellado Chitty Robinson Van Itallie Lauro Benson Marine Deary Schiano Unachukwu Mottram (LB) Mellado Chitty Robinson Newcomb Lauro Sydnor Marine Oluleye

Note: Returning players in Bold

GAME SUPERLATIVES Bucknell Individual Game Highs Rushes.................................................24..................................................... Jared Cooper at Holy Cross Yards Rushing......................................96................................................Jared Cooper vs. Sacred Heart TD Rushes.............................................1........................................... 6 times (last Joe Fex vs. Fordham) Long Rush............................................37................................................Jared Cooper vs. Sacred Heart Pass Attempts.......................................40............................................................... Tarrin Earle at Lehigh Pass Completions.................................20...................................... John Chiarolanzio vs. William & Mary Yards Passing......................................267................................................... Logan Bitikofer vs. Lafayette TD Passes.............................................3..................................................... Logan Bitikofer vs. Lafayette Long Pass.............................................74................................................... Logan Bitikofer at Monmouth Receptions.............................................7............................3 times (last Brandon Sanders vs. Fordham) Yards Receiving................................... 111..................................................... Justin Bethea vs. Lafayette TD Receptions.......................................2..................................................... Andrew Owers vs. Lafayette Long Reception....................................74......................................................Jared Cooper at Monmouth Field Goals............................................2........................................................Ethan Torres at Holy Cross Long Field Goal....................................37.....................................................Ethan Torres at Georgetown Punts.....................................................9.......................................... 3 times (last Alex Pechin at Lehigh) Punting Average................................. 51.0..........................................................Alex Pechin at Villanova Long Punt.............................................71...........................................................Alex Pechin at Villanova Long Punt Return.................................67..................................................... Bryan Marine at Holy Cross Long Kickoff Return..............................66...................................Stefone Moore-Green vs. Sacred Heart Tackles..................................................14....................................................... Rick Mottram vs. Fordham Sacks................................................... 2.0..................................................... Simeon Page at Holy Cross ............................................................ 2.0....................................................... Rick Mottram vs. Fordham Tackles For Loss.................................. 3.5...........................................................Sam Chitty vs. Villanova ............................................................ 3.5....................................................... Rick Mottram vs. Fordham Interceptions..........................................2................................................................Bryan Marine at Penn

Opponent Individual Game Highs Rushes.................................................29............................................................Dom Bragalone, Lehigh Yards Rushing.....................................183...........................................................Juwon Farri, Monmouth TD Rushes.............................................2..................................... 4 times (last Devell Jones, Monmouth) Long Rush............................................79............................................................Juwon Farri, Monmouth Pass Attempts.......................................37............................................................ Kenji Bahar, Monmouth Pass Completions.................................23............................................................ Kenji Bahar, Monmouth Yards Passing......................................335................................................................ Brad Mayes, Lehigh TD Passes.............................................2.............................................3 times (last Brad Mayes, Lehigh) Long Pass.............................................90..................................................... Zach Bednarczyk, Villanova Receptions............................................10........................................................Martin Dorsey, Holy Cross Yards Receiving...................................216..........................................................Jorge Portorreal, Lehigh TD Receptions.......................................2............................................................Jorge Portorreal, Lehigh Long Reception....................................90...........................................................Josh McGrigg, Villanova Field Goals............................................2.................................................................... Jack Soslow, Penn ..............................................................2..................................................................Chris Puzzi, Colgate Long Field Goal....................................49................................................................... Jack Soslow, Penn Punts.....................................................9....................................................Noah Gettman, Sacred Heart Punting Average................................. 47.0.................................................. Nathan Fondacaro, Villanova Long Punt.............................................60........................................................................Ed Mish, Lehigh Long Punt Return.................................60.................................................. Abu Daramy-Swaray, Colgate Long Kickoff Return..............................47............................................................. J.J. Younger, Lafayette Tackles..................................................12................................................ Anthony Tony-Itoyah, Fordham Sacks................................................... 3.0............................................................. Cooper Gardner, Penn Tackles For Loss.................................. 4.0...................................................... Khristian Tate, Georgetown Interceptions..........................................1.....................................................................................16 times ........................................................................ (last A. Jackson, J. Bramble and N. Fitzgerald, Fordham)

Bucknell Team Game Highs Rushes.................................................36 .................................................................................... at Penn .............................................................36............................................................................. vs. Fordham Yards Rushing.....................................114...................................................................vs. William & Mary Yards Per Rush................................... 4.4....................................................................vs. William & Mary TD Rushes.............................................1.........................................................6 times (last vs. Fordham) Pass Attempts.......................................42............................................................................. vs. Fordham Pass Completions.................................22............................................................................. vs. Lafayette .............................................................22............................................................................. vs. Fordham Yards Passing......................................294............................................................................ vs. Lafayette Yards Per Pass.................................... 9.2............................................................................. vs. Lafayette TD Passes.............................................3.............................................................................. vs. Lafayette Total Plays............................................78............................................................................. vs. Fordham Total Offense.......................................300............................................................................ vs. Fordham Yards Per Play..................................... 5.1............................................................................. vs. Lafayette Points....................................................27............................................................................. vs. Lafayette Sacks By................................................5.............................................................................. vs. Fordham First Downs...........................................20............................................................................. vs. Fordham Penalties................................................9................................................................................at Villanova Penalty Yards.......................................85...............................................................................at Villanova Turnovers..............................................4................................................................................at Villanova ..............................................................4.............................................................................. vs. Fordham Interceptions By.....................................2........................................................ 3 times (last vs. Lafayette)

Opponent Team Game Highs Rushes.................................................58...............................................................................at Villanova Yards Rushing.....................................302..............................................................................at Villanova Yards Per Rush................................... 5.9............................................................................ at Monmouth TD Rushes.............................................6................................................................................at Villanova Pass Attempts.......................................37............................................................................ at Monmouth Pass Completions.................................23............................................................................ at Monmouth Yards Passing......................................335..................................................................................at Lehigh Yards Per Pass................................... 14.0..............................................................................at Villanova TD Passes.............................................2.............................................................. 3 times (last at Lehigh) Total Plays............................................82.......................................................................vs. Sacred Heart Total Offense.......................................609..............................................................................at Villanova Yards Per Play..................................... 8.2...................................................................................at Lehigh Points....................................................49...............................................................................at Villanova Sacks By...............................................10..................................................................................... at Penn First Downs...........................................28...............................................................................at Villanova Penalties................................................9.............................................................................at Holy Cross ..............................................................9................................................................................ vs. Colgate Penalty Yards......................................106...........................................................................at Holy Cross Turnovers..............................................5...................................................................................... at Penn Interceptions By.....................................3................................................................................at Villanova ..............................................................3.............................................................................. vs. Fordham

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Opponent William & Mary Sacred Heart Penn Villanova Holy Cross Colgate Monmouth Lafayette Lehigh Georgetown Fordham Opponent William & Mary Sacred Heart Penn Villanova Holy Cross Colgate Monmouth Lafayette Lehigh Georgetown Fordham

STATISTICS BUCKNELLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S RECORD WHEN...

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Home..........................................................................0-5 Away...........................................................................1-5 Patriot League............................................................1-5 Non-Conference.........................................................0-5 Ranked Opponent......................................................0-2 Leading after one quarter................................................ Trailing after one quarter............................................1-6 Tied after one quarter.................................................0-4 Leading at halftime.....................................................0-1 Trailing at halftime......................................................1-8 Tied at halftime...........................................................0-1 Leading after three quarters.......................................1-1 Trailing after three quarters........................................0-9 Tied after three quarters.................................................. Games decided in overtime............................................. Bison score first..........................................................0-2 Opponent scores first.................................................1-8 Bison lead in time of possession................................1-4 Opponent leads in time of possession........................0-6 Bison run more plays..................................................0-4 Opponent runs more plays.........................................1-6 Bison run at least 65 plays.........................................0-5 Bison run fewer than 65 plays....................................1-5 Bison outgain opponent..............................................0-1 Opponent outgains Bison...........................................1-9 Bison rush for 200+ yards............................................... Opponent rushes for 200+ yards................................0-3 Bison pass for 200+ yards..........................................0-2 Opponent passes for 200+ yards...............................1-6 Bison have 400+ total yards............................................ Opponent has 400+ total yards..................................0-4 Bison win turnover battle............................................0-4 Opponent wins turnover battle....................................0-2 Bison force at least two turnovers..............................0-8 Opponent forces at least two turnovers......................0-8 Bison commit no turnovers.............................................. Opponent commits no turnover....................................... Game is decided by more than 10 points...................0-7 Game is decided by 10 or fewer points......................1-3 Bison score 25 or more points....................................0-1 Opponent scores 25 or more points...........................0-7 Bison held under 25 points.........................................1-9 Opponent held under 25 points..................................1-3 Day games.................................................................1-8 Night games...............................................................0-2 Games following a win................................................0-1 Games following a loss...............................................1-8 Playing on grass.........................................................1-1 Playing on Astroturf......................................................... Playing on Fieldturf.....................................................0-9

BRYAN MARINE NCAA FCS RANKINGS Team Rank Rushing Offense 122 Passing Offense 99 Total Offense 124 Scoring Offense t-122 Red Zone Offense t-107 Rushing Defense 58 Passing Defense t-60 Total Defense 64 Scoring Defense t-62 Red Zone Defense t-67 Net Punting 9 Punt Returns 34 Kickoff Returns 51 Turnover Margin t-47 Passing Efficiency 120 Sacks t-55 Sacks Allowed t-115 Fewest Penalties Per Game 8 Time of Possession 108 Individual (Top 50) Alex Pechin (Punting Yards) Alex Pechin (Punts) Bryan Marine (Punt Return Yards) Bryan Marine (Combined Kick Returns) Alex Pechin (Punting Average) Bryan Marine (Solo Tackles) Gerrit Van Itallie (Punt Return TDs) Gerrit Van Itallie (Blocked Kicks) Bryan Marine (Punt Return Average) Bryan Marine (Kickoff Return Yards) Matt Robinson (Forced Fumbles) Bryan Marine (Fumbles Recovered) Roger Mellado (Fumbles Recovered) Rick Mottram (Fumbles Recovered) Bryan Marine (Passes Defended) Sam Chitty (Tackles for a Loss) Note: Returning players in Bold

BUCKNELL IN THE RED ZONE Avg. 57.0 170.0 227.0 13.4 .708 171.9 216.7 388.6 28.3 .816 38.84 10.64 20.81 0.09 94.99 2.09 3.55 4.64 27:31

Rank No./Avg. 1 3606 t-1 81 3 296 4 899 4 44.5 t-5 6.3 t-6 1 t-12 2 16 11.0 17 603 t-20 0.27 t-27 2 t-27 2 t-27 2 t-32 1.1 t-49 1.2

Opponent Efficiency William & Mary 1-1 (1.000) Sacred Heart 1-2 (.500) Penn 3-4 (.750) Villanova 1-2 (.500) Holy Cross 2-3 (.667) Colgate 1-1 (1.000) Monmouth 1-1 (1.000) Lafayette 1-1 (1.000) Lehigh 3-4 (.750) Georgetown 1-3 (.333) Fordham 2-2 (1.000) Total 17-24 (.708)

Summary

1 TD 1 TD, 1 INT 2 TDs, 1 FG, 1 MFG 1 TD, 1 DWNS 2 FGs, 1 INT 1 FG 1 TD 1 TD 2 TDs, 1 FG, 1 MFG 1 FG, 2 DWNS 2 TDs TD%: 11-24 (.458)

OPPONENT IN THE RED ZONE Opponent William & Mary Sacred Heart Penn Villanova Holy Cross Colgate Monmouth Lafayette Lehigh Georgetown Fordham Total

Efficiency Summary 1-2 (.500) 1 TD, 1 INT 3-4 (.750) 2 TDs, 1 FG, 1 DWNS 3-3 (1.000) 3 TDs 5-7 (.714) 5 TDs, 1 INT, 1 FUM 1-2 (.500) 1 TD, 1 DWNS 4-5 (.800) 2 TDs, 2 FGs, 1 FUM 3-4 (.750) 3 TDs, 1 FUM 5-5 (1.000) 4 TDs, 1 FG 3-3 (1.000) 2 TDs, 1 FG 1-1 (1.000) 1 TD 2-2 (1.000) 1 TD, 1 FG 31-38 (.816) TD%: 25-38 (.658)

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The Patriot League is a unique collection of highly selective colleges and universities linked by a number of common values. Our institutions are focused on providing the highest quality education to our undergraduate students. We believe athletics can play an important role in the overall educational experience, and we are committed to athletics at the highest level of competition, NCAA Division I. We are determined to admit and graduate scholar-athletes who succeed in the classroom as well as on the field. The Patriot League’s full-member institutions, individually and collectively, consistently rank among the top Division I programs in the NCAA Graduation Rates Report. Patriot League teams compete at the highest levels of NCAA competition and numerous Patriot League scholar-athletes are recognized annually as All-Americans and Academic All-Americans. The Patriot League, which celebrated its 25th anniversary as an all-sport conference in 2015-16, began as a Division I-FCS football conference in 1986 and became an all-sport conference in 1990. The member institutions are among the oldest and most prestigious in the nation. Alumni from Patriot League colleges and universities make meaningful contributions to their communities and society in general and have played a leadership role in shaping our country.

What We Believe

Patriot League institutions value athletic competition because we know it builds leadership, teamwork, decision-making skills and sportsmanship. These characteristics are critical to another of our shared goals: producing graduates who will make strong contributions to the moral and civic fabric of their communities and their nation. Our primary focus is on the personal development and academic success of individual scholar-athletes. Athletic competition can enhance the physical, intellectual, ethical and social development of the entire higher education community—participants and spectators alike. In addition, Patriot League institutions recognize that highly competitive athletics help sustain strong bonds with alumni by engaging them with their alma mater for years after they graduate. We believe strong academic standards and strong athletic values are entirely compatible. One of our founding principles is to recruit student-athletes who are academically representative of their institution’s student body as determined by a standardized academic index. At a time when the direction of collegiate athletics is under increasing critical scrutiny, Patriot League institutions believe as strongly as ever that academic and athletic values can be – and indeed must be – compatible. For us, there is no contradiction between the concepts of high achievement in the classroom and in athletics. We acknowledge that reaching this ideal is a constant challenge, even a struggle, between conflicting forces and needs. But that does not lessen its importance. We believe that athletic programs should be integrated into an institution’s campus life and governance structure, and operate with integrity and under presidential control. The Patriot League model includes oversight of our policies at both the League and campus level while remaining focused on the individual development of all of our students. Patriot League members believe that colleges and

universities need to be faithful to their values and need to keep their promises to students. For our members, that means that college athletics derive legitimacy and special meaning only within the context of sound academic values and with the goal of graduating well-rounded students. The League’s Council of Presidents has formally encouraged member institutions to support opportunities for student-athletes to participate in study-abroad programs as a valuable part of a student-athlete’s undergraduate educational experience and personal development.

What We Do

• Patriot League institutions only admit athletes who we believe will succeed academically and graduate from our institutions. The Academic Index is used as a metric to ensure that all student-athlete academic credentials are reflective of their institution’s general student body. • All admissions decisions in the Patriot League are made by admissions professionals, not by athletic department personnel. • Patriot League institutions strive to maintain the same academic standards and values for all students, including athletes, and for all programs, including athletics. • Academics play a primary role in the lives of Patriot League athletes, who receive no special academic privileges or consideration. • A primary focus of Patriot League athletic programs is on the personal development and academic success of individual scholar-athletes. Athletes graduate from their institution well-equipped to become leaders in their personal and professional endeavors. The League’s Leadership Academy, along with associated programs on each campus, is designed to help scholar-athletes become world-class leaders. • In the Patriot League governance structure, each member institution is accountable to the others for admission decisions and academic policies involving athletes, and participates in annual reviews. • Starting with the class entering in the fall of 2013, all Patriot League members were permitted to offer athletic scholarships in each of the 24 League sports. • There is an expectation that Patriot League athletes will proceed to an academic degree in four years. Athletic “redshirting” (i.e., holding a student out of competition for the purpose of saving a year of NCAA eligibility for a fifth year of enrollment) is specifically forbidden. • Annually rank among the top Division I conferences in the NCAA Graduation Rates Report. • Nearly every Patriot league institution exceeds 90 percent in graduation success rates on a yearly basis, including several among the nation’s top 10. • Won NCAA Tournament games in the sports of baseball, men’s basketball, football, men and women’s lacrosse, softball, women’s volleyball, men’s soccer and field hockey during the past decade.

THE PRESIDENTS’ CUP The Presidents’ Cup signifies overall excellence in the 24 sports sponsored by the Patriot League, and Bucknell has won the Cup 18 times in its 29-year existence, including 14 of 16 between 1998 and 2013. 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 24 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 regular-season standings.

1991 — Bucknell 1992 — Bucknell 1993 — Bucknell 1994 — Army 1995 — Army 1996 — Bucknell 1997 — Army 1998 — Bucknell 1999 — Bucknell 2000 — Bucknell 2001 — Bucknell 2002 — Bucknell 2003 — Bucknell 2004 — Bucknell 2005 — Bucknell

2006 — Army 2007 — Bucknell 2008 — Bucknell 2009 — Bucknell 2010 — Bucknell 2011 — Bucknell 2012 — Navy 2013 — Bucknell 2014 — Navy 2015 — Navy 2016 — Navy 2017 — Navy 2018 — Navy 2019 — Navy

FULL MEMBERS American University Boston University Bucknell University Colgate University The College of the Holy Cross Lafayette College Lehigh University Loyola Maryland University U.S. Military Academy (Army West Point) U.S. Naval Academy (Navy)

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

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Fordham University (Football) Georgetown University (Football, Women’s Rowing) MIT (Women’s Rowing) Richmond (Women’s Golf) Football members in bold

2018 ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMS

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL........................................ Simeon Page, Bucknell, So. DL.............................................. Nick Wheeler, Colgate, Jr. DL.......................................Khristian Tate, Georgetown, Jr. DL........................................ Teddy Capsis, Holy Cross, Sr. LB...................................................... T.J. Holl, Colgate, Sr. LB.................................Glenn Cunningham, Fordham, So. LB........................................... Ryan Brady, Holy Cross, Sr. LB.............................................. Jerry Powe, Lafayette, Sr. DB.............................................. Tyler Castillo, Colgate, Sr. DB...................................Abu Daramy-Swaray, Colgate, Jr. DB......................................... Alec Wisniewski, Colgate, Sr. DB.............................................Dylan Mabin, Fordham, Sr. P..............................................Alex Pechin, Bucknell, Sr. STNS.......................................... Nick Alvarez, Colgate, Sr.

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB..........................................Geoff Wade, Holy Cross, Sr. RB.....................................Domenic Cozier, Holy Cross, Jr. RB................................................. C.J. Amill, Lafayette, Sr. WR............................................ Alan Butler, Bucknell, Sr. WR............................................. Thomas Ives, Colgate, Sr. WR.......................................Martin Dorsey, Holy Cross, Sr. WR.......................................... Nick Pearson, Lafayette, Sr. TE.................................................. Nick Diaco, Colgate, Jr. OL..................................................Pat Finn, Bucknell, Sr. OL....................................... Charlie Holsopple, Colgate, Jr. OL.............................................. Nick Zakelj, Fordham, So. OL....................................... Kevin Zataveski, Lafayette, Sr. PK......................................... Andrew Mevis, Fordham, So.

P.J. Barr............................................................ Undeclared Simon Behr................................. Undeclared-Management Ryan Brida........................................................ Undeclared Max Bunzel................................. Undeclared-Management Alan Butler......................................................... Economics Eric Butler......................................................... Undeclared Mike Caruso...................................................... Economics Grayson Cherubino.................... Undeclared-Management John Chiarolanzio..... Accounting & Financial Management Sam Chitty......................................................... Economics Mike Colantuono............................................... Undeclared Sterling Deary................................................... Undeclared Dylan DeMarco........................... Undeclared-Management Tarrin Earle................................. Undeclared-Management Cinjun Erskine.....................................................Education Chad Freshnock....................................... Political Science Luke Hamper.................................................... Undeclared Alex Jordan...............................Political Science/Sociology Michael Killiri.................................... Chemical Engineering Maanik Lal.................................. Undeclared-Management Joe Lauro............................................................. Sociology Renn Lints........................................................ Undeclared Erik Lukner.................................................... Anthropology Dominic Lyles................................................... Undeclared John McGuire................................................... Undeclared

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR James Holland Jr., Colgate, Sr., RB DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR T.J. Holl, Colgate, Sr., LB ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Malik Hamm, Lafayette, Fr., DL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Alex Pechin, Bucknell, Sr., P

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL............................................. Chuck Moore, Colgate, Sr. DL.................................... Owen Kessler, Georgetown, So. DL......................................... Duval Paul, Georgetown, So. DL.............................................Malik Hamm, Lafayette, Fr. LB................................................ Nick Ioanelli, Colgate, Jr. LB....................................Ryan Greenhagen, Fordham, Fr. LB..................................Wesley Bowers, Georgetown, So. LB........................................... Michael Root, Lafayette, Sr. DB........................................ Bryan Marine, Bucknell, Sr. DB...................................Jethro Francois, Georgetown, Sr. DB........................................... Yasir Thomas, Lafayette, Jr. DB...........................................Sam McCloskey, Lehigh, Sr. P......................................................... Ed Mish, Lehigh, Sr. STNS.............................. Ahmad Wilson, Georgetown, So. • Six first-team offensive lineman due to a tie in voting; four offensive lineman chosen for second-team • Two first-team return specialists due to a tie in voting; none selected for second-team

2018 PATRIOT LEAGUE ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL In 2018, a league-best 45 Bison were named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll after earning at least a 3.20 GPA. It was the third-straight year Bucknell boasted at least 40 Academic Honor Roll members.

COACH OF THE YEAR Dan Hunt, Colgate

Roger Mellado.................................................. Undeclared Rick Mottram................................ Mechanical Engineering Clay Myers........................................................ Undeclared Drew Newcomb................................................. Economics Simeon Page.................................................... Undeclared Alex Pechin...................................Biomedical Engineering/ ................................................ Management for Engineers John Reedy....................................................... Economics Chanse Riley............................................ Political Science Conner Romango....................... Undeclared-Management Jacob Russ................................. Undeclared-Management Noah Sansalone............................................... Undeclared Joe Schiano............................................................. History Daniel Sheehan.......................... Undeclared-Management Jimmy Sheehan.......................................................Biology Noah Stephenson..................................... Political Science Brice Sydnor............................................. Political Science Chandler Turner.......................... Undeclared-Management Alex Twiford...................................................... Undeclared Jake Wilson................................ Religion/Political Science Nick Zarkoski..................................................... Economics Since its inception in 1990, 673 Bucknell football players have been selected to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, the highest total in the league.

ALEX PECHIN ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL TOTALS 1990................ 6 2000.............. 16 2010.............. 31 1991.............. 16 2001.............. 20 2011............... 28 1992.............. 13 2002.............. 21 2012.............. 27 1993.............. 18 2003.............. 24 2013.............. 32 1994.............. 10 2004.............. 26 2014.............. 34 1995.............. 10 2005.............. 24 2015.............. 35 1996................ 9 2006.............. 18 2016.............. 46 1997.............. 12 2007.............. 20 2017.............. 48 1998.............. 12 2008.............. 23 2018.............. 45 1999.............. 18 2009.............. 31 Total............ 673

ACADEMIC ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE The Academic All-Patriot League team mirrors the All-Patriot League First Team with 14 selections. To be eligible for the Academic All-Patriot League Team, a student-athlete must have at least a 3.20 cumulative grade point average and be a starter or key player in his/her sport. Bucknell’s all-time selections are below. 2010................... Tim Bolte, Travis Nissley, Jason Vollmar, ....................................................................John von Paris 2011.........................................Tim Bolte, Bryce Robertson 2012........................................................ Samuel Oyekoya 2013................ Derek Maurer, Tracey Smith, Kyle Sullivan 2014...................................Matt DelMauro, Jake Hartman, ......................................................................Derek Maurer 2015........................... Matt DelMauro, Clayton Hoffmaster 2016................................. Jack Horan, Andrew Podbielski 2017............................................Jack Horan, Alex Pechin, .......................................... Andrew Podbielski, Mark Pyles 2018.................. Bryan Marine, Rick Mottram, Alex Pechin

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FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB...................................... Grant Breneman, Colgate, So. RB...................................... James Holland Jr., Colgate, Sr. RB........................................... Dom Bragalone, Lehigh, Sr. FB/HB...........................................Will Eisler, Lafayette, Sr. WR........................................... Owen Rockett, Colgate, Sr. WR............................................ Austin Longi, Fordham, Sr. WR.........................................Jorge Portorreal, Lehigh, So. TE.........................................Isaiah Searight, Fordham, Sr. OL.......................................... Scott Hirshman, Colgate, Sr. OL........................................... Max Hartzman, Colgate, Sr. OL.........................................Jack Badovinac, Colgate, So. OL...........................................Brian Foley, Holy Cross, So. OL........................................... Brett Boddy, Holy Cross, Sr. OL............................................... Jay Marotti, Lafayette, Jr. PK................................................. Chris Puzzi, Colgate, Jr. RS...................................Abu Daramy-Swaray, Colgate, Jr. RS................................................. C.J. Amill, Lafayette, Sr.

2018 STATISTICAL LEADERS TEAM STANDINGS

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Colgate Holy Cross Georgetown Lehigh Lafayette Fordham Bucknell

PL 6-0 4-2 4-2 2-4 2-4 2-4 1-5

PF-PA Overall PF-PA 223-26 10-2 324-112 178-101 5-6 268-286 103-106 5-6 172-232 115-189 3-8 183-386 73-172 3-8 143-323 97-130 2-9 174-310 83-148 1-10 147-311

TEAM STATISTICS

MATT ROBINSON INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Holland (C) Bragalone (Le) Cozier (H) Cooper (B) Hopkins (F)

G 12 10 10 10 11

No. 207 217 130 161 106

Yards Avg TD YPG 1219 5.9 12 101.6 757 3.5 7 75.7 643 4.9 8 64.3 525 3.3 2 52.5 476 4.5 4 43.3

RECEIVING G No. Yards Avg. Portorreal (Le) 11 55 794 14.4 Longi (F) 11 61 716 11.7 Dorsey (H) 11 52 663 12.8 Rockett (C) 12 35 716 20.5 Pearson (La) 11 41 592 14.4 PASSING G C-A-T Yards Mayes (Le) 11 169-328-13 2083 Wade (H) 10 154-255-12 1844 DeMorat (F) 10 148-264-6 1633 Breneman (C) 10 126-204-4 1605 Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Malley (La) 11 185-341-12 1741 SCORING G TD Holland (C) 12 14 Puzzi (C) 12 0 Cozier (H) 10 9 Ng (H) 11 0 Bragalone (Le) 10 7 Breneman (C) 10 7

TD YPG 3 72.2 4 65.1 7 60.3 3 59.7 0 53.8 TD 10 16 11 6 4

YPG 189.4 184.4 163.3 160.5 158.3

FG XPT PTS PPG 0 0 84 7.0 15 37 82 6.8 0 0 54 5.4 6 32 50 4.5 0 0 42 4.2 0 0 42 4.2

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS G Rush Rec. PR KR Yds YPG Holland (C) 12 1219 196 0 0 1415 117.9 Marine (B) 11 0 0 296 603 933 84.8 Cooper (B) 10 525 287 0 0 812 81.2 Amill (La) 10 431 82 79 208 800 80.0 Cozier (H) 10 643 114 0 31 788 78.8 KICKOFF RETURNS G No. Yards TD Lg YPG Younger (La) 8 18 512 1 95 28.4 Tomas (G) 11 23 540 0 51 23.5 Marine (B) 11 27 603 0 44 22.3 Gilliam (H) 11 24 535 0 75 22.3 PUNT RETURNS G Marine (B) 11

No. Yards TD Lg YPG 27 296 0 67 11.0

PUNTING Pechin (B) Mish (Le) Bissell (La) Mevis (F)

G No. Yards Lg Avg. 11 81 3606 71 44.5 11 74 3059 62 41.3 11 54 2232 64 41.3 11 81 3344 70 41.3

FIELD GOALS G FGM FGA Puzzi (C) 12 15 17 Kordenbrock (La) 10 7 11 Torres (B) 8 5 8

Lg 47 43 37

Pct. FGPG 88.2 1.25 63.6 0.70 62.5 0.62

TACKLES G Solo Asst Total TPG Brady (H) 11 76 45 121 11.0 Toll (C) 12 61 60 121 10.1 Woetzel (Le) 10 53 36 89 8.9 Cunningham (F) 11 56 36 92 8.4 Bowers (G) 11 48 43 91 8.3 TACKLES FOR LOSS G Solo Asst Total TPG Cunningham (F) 11 18 7 21.5 1.95 Holl (C) 12 13 8 17.0 1.42 Wheeler (C) 12 14 6 17.0 1.42 Tate (G) 11 14 5 16.5 1.50 Greenhagen (F) 11 13 4 15.0 1.36 Hamm (La) 11 13 4 15.0 1.36 SACKS G Solo Asst Total SPG Tate (G) 11 9 2 10.0 0.91 Wheeler (C) 12 9 0 9.0 0.75 Hamm (La) 11 8 1 8.5 0.77 Greenhagan (F) 11 7 2 8.0 0.73 INTERCEPTIONS G No. Yds TD Long IPG Castillo (C) 12 6 157 1 58 0.50 Bowers (G) 11 4 53 1 23 0.36 Bramble (F) 11 4 0 0 0 0.36 FORCED FUMBLES G No. Page (B) 7 2 Robinson (B) 11 3

FFG 0.29 0.27

FUMBLES RECOVERED G No. Mellado (B) 11 3 Brady (H) 11 3 Mottram (B) 10 2

FRG 0.27 0.27 0.20

RUSHING Colgate Holy Cross Lehigh Georgetown Lafayette Bucknell Fordham

G No. Yards YPG 12 513 2287 190.6 11 445 1457 132.5 11 377 1165 105.9 11 392 1033 93.9 11 316 960 87.3 11 337 627 57.0 11 326 558 50.7

PASSING Fordham Lehigh Holy Cross Lafayette Bucknell Georgetown Colgate

G Com. 11 203 11 176 11 180 11 196 11 201 11 154 12 146

Att. Yards YPG 382 2208 200.7 343 2157 196.1 299 2143 194.8 361 1879 170.8 378 1870 170.0 304 1710 155.5 236 1845 153.8

TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Yards Avg. Colgate 12 2287 1845 4132 344.3 Holy Cross 11 1457 2143 3600 327.3 Lehigh 11 1165 2157 3322 302.0 Lafayette 11 960 1879 2839 258.1 Fordham 11 558 2208 2766 251.5 Georgetown 11 1033 1710 2743 249.4 Bucknell 11 627 1870 2497 227.0 TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Yards Avg. Colgate 12 1209 1643 2852 237.7 Georgetown 11 1135 2143 3278 298.0 Lafayette 11 1697 2134 3831 348.3 Holy Cross 11 1762 2299 4061 369.2 Bucknell 11 1891 2384 4275 388.6 Fordham 11 2112 2395 4507 409.7 Lehigh 11 2490 2416 4906 446.0 SCORING OFFENSE G Colgate 12 Holy Cross 11 Lehigh 11 Fordham 11 Georgetown 11 Bucknell 11 Lafayette 11

Pts. Avg. 324 27.0 268 24.4 183 16.6 174 15.8 172 15.6 147 13.4 143 13.0

SCORING DEFENSE G Pts. Avg. Colgate 12 112 9.3 Georgetown 11 232 21.1 Holy Cross 11 286 26.0 Fordham 11 310 28.2 Bucknell 11 311 28.3 Lafayette 11 323 29.4 Lehigh 11 386 35.1

BISON LEGENDS:

Bucknellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 1996 team captured a Patriot League title in thrilling fashion. The Bison won five of their final six games that season, including a thrilling 28-27 overtime win over Colgate in the season finale that clinched the programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first championship in 31 years. Bucknell finished 6-5 overall and 4-1 in Patriot League play. The Bison boasted seven all-league picks and one All-American in Brandon Little.

STANDINGS/SCHEDULE ALL-TIME PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS

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1986 Holy Cross Lafayette Lehigh Bucknell Colgate Davidson

4-0 10-1 2-2 6-5 2-2 5-6 1-3 3-7 1-3 4-7 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 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 8-2-1 3-1 9-2 2-3 6-5 2-3 3-7 2-3 2-9 0-4 0-10

1989 Holy Cross Bucknell Lafayette Lehigh Colgate Fordham

4-0 10-1 2-2 5-5 2-2 5-5 1-3 5-6 1-3 4-7 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 2-6

1990 Holy Cross Bucknell Colgate Lehigh Lafayette Fordham

5-0 9-1-1 3-2 7-4 3-2 7-4 3-2 7-4 1-4 4-7 0-5 1-9

1991 Holy Cross Lehigh Lafayette Colgate Bucknell Fordham

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

1992 Lafayette Holy Cross Colgate Lehigh Bucknell Fordham

5-0 8-3 4-1 6-5 2-3 4-7 2-3 3-8 1-4 4-7 1-4 1-9

1993 Lehigh 4-1 7-4 Lafayette 3-1-1 5-4-2 Bucknell 3-2 4-7 Holy Cross 2-3 3-8 Colgate 1-3-1 3-7-1 Fordham 1-4 1-10 1994 Lafayette Lehigh Holy Cross Bucknell Colgate Fordham

5-0 5-6 3-2 5-5-1 3-2 3-8 2-3 5-6 2-3 3-8 0-5 0-11

1995 Lehigh 5-0 8-3 Bucknell 4-1 7-4

3-2 4-6-1 2-3 4-6-1 1-4 2-9 0-5 0-11

1996 Bucknell Colgate Lehigh Lafayette Fordham Holy Cross

4-1 6-5 3-2 6-5 3-2 5-6 2-2 5-5 1-3 2-8 1-4 2-9

2004 Lafayette 5-1 8-4 Lehigh 5-1 9-3 Bucknell 4-2 7-4 Colgate 4-2 7-4 Fordham 2-4 5-6 Holy Cross 1-5 3-8 Georgetown 0-6 3-8

1997 Colgate Bucknell Fordham Holy Cross Lehigh Lafayette Towson

6-0 7-5 5-1 10-1 4-2 5-6 2-4 4-7 2-4 4-7 2-4 3-8 0-6 2-8

2005 Colgate 5-1 8-4 Lafayette 5-1 9-3 Lehigh 4-2 8-3 Holy Cross 3-3 6-5 Georgetown 2-4 4-7 Fordham 2-4 2-9 Bucknell 0-6 1-10

1998 Lehigh Colgate Bucknell Lafayette Fordham Towson Holy Cross

6-0 12-1 5-1 8-4 3-3 6-5 3-3 3-8 2-4 4-7 1-5 5-6 1-5 2-9

2006 Lafayette 5-1 6-6 Lehigh 5-1 6-5 Holy Cross 4-2 7-4 Bucknell 3-3 6-5 Colgate 3-3 4-7 Fordham 1-5 3-8 Georgetown 0-6 2-9

2014 Fordham 6-0 11-3 Bucknell 4-2 8-3 Lafayette 3-3 5-6 Colgate 3-3 5-7 Holy Cross 2-4 4-8 Lehigh 2-4 3-8 Georgetown 1-5 3-8

1999 Colgate Lehigh Towson Bucknell Holy Cross Lafayette Fordham

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

2007 Fordham 5-1 8-4 Colgate 4-2 7-4 Holy Cross 4-2 7-4 Lafayette 4-2 7-4 Lehigh 2-4 5-6 Bucknell 1-5 3-8 Georgetown 1-5 1-10

2015 Colgate 6-0 9-5 Fordham 5-1 9-3 Lehigh 4-2 6-5 Holy Cross 3-3 6-5 Georgetown 2-4 4-7 Bucknell 1-5 4-7 Lafayette 0-6 1-10

2000 Lehigh Holy Cross Colgate Towson Bucknell Fordham Lafayette

6-0 12-1 4-2 7-4 4-2 7-4 3-3 7-4 2-4 6-5 1-5 3-8 1-5 2-9

2008 Colgate 5-0 9-3 Holy Cross 5-1 7-4 Lehigh 4-2 5-6 Lafayette 3-3 7-4 Bucknell 2-4 5-6 Fordham 1-5 5-6 Georgetown 0-5 2-8

2016 Lehigh 6-0 9-3 Fordham 5-1 8-3 Colgate 4-2 5-5 Bucknell 3-3 4-7 Holy Cross 2-4 4-7 Lafayette 1-5 2-9 Georgetown 0-6 3-8

2009 Holy Cross 5-1 9-3 Lafayette 4-2 8-3 Colgate 4-2 9-2 Lehigh 4-2 4-7 Fordham 2-4 5-6 Bucknell 2-4 4-7 Georgetown 0-6 0-11

2017 Lehigh 5-1 5-7 Colgate 5-1 7-4 Holy Cross 3-3 4-7 Fordham 3-3 4-7 Lafayette 3-3 3-8 Bucknell 2-4 5-6 Georgetown 0-6 1-10

2010 Lehigh 5-0 10-3 Holy Cross 3-2 6-5 Colgate 3-2 7-4 Georgetown 2-3 4-7 Lafayette 1-4 2-9 Bucknell 1-4 1-10 Fordham* - 5-6

2018 Colgate 6-0 10-2 Holy Cross 4-2 5-6 Georgetown 4-2 5-6 Lehigh 2-4 3-8 Lafayette 2-4 3-8 Fordham 2-4 2-9 Bucknell 1-5 1-10

2001 Lehigh 7-0 11-1 Colgate 5-1 7-3 Fordham 5-2 7-4 Bucknell 4-3 6-4 Holy Cross 3-4 4-6 Towson 2-5 3-7 Lafayette 1-6 2-8 Georgetown 0-6 3-7 2002 Fordham 6-1 10-3 Colgate 6-1 9-3 Lafayette 5-2 7-5 Lehigh 4-3 8-4 Towson 3-4 6-5 Georgetown 2-5 5-6 Holy Cross 2-5 4-8 Bucknell 0-7 2-9 2003 Colgate Lehigh Bucknell Fordham Towson

7-0 15-1 6-1 8-3 4-3 6-6 4-3 9-3 3-4 6-6

Lafayette 2-5 5-6 Georgetown 1-6 4-8 Holy Cross 1-6 1-11

2012 Colgate 5-0 8-4 Lehigh 4-1 10-1 Georgetown 2-3 5-6 Lafayette 2-3 5-6 Holy Cross 2-3 2-9 Bucknell 0-5 3-8 Fordham* - 6-5*

Lafayette Fordham Holy Cross Colgate

2011 Lehigh 5-0 11-2 Georgetown 3-2 8-3 Holy Cross 3-2 6-5 Bucknell 2-3 6-5 Lafayette 1-4 4-7 Colgate 1-4 5-6 Fordham* - 1-10

2013 Lafayette 4-1 5-7 Bucknell 3-2 6-5 Lehigh 3-2 8-3 Colgate 3-2 4-8 Georgetown 1-4 2-9 Holy Cross 1-4 3-9 Fordham* - 12-2 * Note: Between 2010 and 2013, Fordham was not eligible for the Patriot League title. Games against the Rams games did not count in league standings.

2019 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Saturday, Aug. 24 Villanova at Colgate Saturday, Aug. 31 Bucknell at Temple Colgate at Air Force Central Connecticut State at Fordham Georgetown at Davidson Holy Cross at Navy Lafayette at William & Mary Saint Francis (Pa.) at Lehigh Saturday, Sept. 7 Bucknell at Sacred Heart Fordham at Ball State Marist at Georgetown New Hampshire at Holy Cross Lafayette at Monmouth Lehigh at Villanova Saturday, Sept. 14 Villanova at Bucknell Colgate at William & Mary Fordham at Bryant Catholic University at Georgetown Sacred Heart at Lafayette Lehigh at UC Davis Saturday, Sept. 21 Maine at Colgate Fordham at Stony Brook Holy Cross at Yale Lafayette at UAlbany Saturday, Sept. 28 Princeton at Bucknell Colgate at Dartmouth Richmond at Fordham Georgetown at Columbia Holy Cross at Syracuse Lafayette at Penn Merrimack at Lehigh Saturday, Oct. 5 Holy Cross at Bucknell* Lehigh at Colgate* Fordham at Yale Georgetown at Cornell Saturday, Oct. 12 Bucknell at Colgate* Fordham at Georgetown* Holy Cross at Brown Lafayette at Princeton Saturday, Oct. 19 Lehigh at Fordham* Lafayette at Georgetown* Bucknell at Towson Colgate at Cornell Harvard at Holy Cross Saturday, Oct. 26 Bucknell at Lafayette* Colgate at Holy Cross* Georgetown at Lehigh* Saturday, Oct. 26 Bucknell at Lafayette* Colgate at Holy Cross* Georgetown at Lehigh* Saturday, Nov. 2 Colgate at Georgetown* Fordham at Lafayette* Holy Cross at Lehigh* Saturday, Nov. 9 Lehigh at Bucknell* Fordham at Colgate* Lafayette at Holy Cross* Saturday, Nov. 16 Georgetown at Bucknell* Colgate at Lafayette* Holy Cross at Fordham* Lehigh at Sacred Heart Saturday, Nov. 23 Bucknell at Fordham* Georgetown at Holy Cross* Lafayette at Lehigh* * Patriot League game

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HISTORY

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BUCKNELL FOOTBALL: MORE THAN A CENTURY OF TRADITION The game bore little resemblance to what we now know as football, and one of the schools has since changed its name. 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. 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 134th season in 2019. Scores of marvelous players have donned the Orange and Blue over the course of the 133 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

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.

season ushers in a quarter-century of prosperity, as Bucknell enjoys 24 winning seasons in the next 26 years.

1924

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.

1931

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.

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.

1960

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.

1964

Bucknell’s 1899 football team. Bucknell Athletics and Baseball Hall of Fame member Christy Mathewson is in the back row, third from the right.

1900

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.

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

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.

1968

Sam Havrilak (left) sets a 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.

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.

DID YOU KNOW?

• 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.

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.

1989

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.

1995

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

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.

1997

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.

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 restores 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.

2004

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.

2006

Bucknell finishes with a 6-5 record and posts a five-game improvement from 2005, equaling the largest jump in program history.

2011

In its second year under Joe Susan, Bucknell equals the school record with a five-win improvement from 2010. The Bison posted a 6-5 overall mark one year after going 1-10. Highlighting the campaign was an impressive ability to force turnovers. Bucknell finished first nationally in turnover margin (+2.45) and DB Bryce Robertson (right) led the country in interceptions with 13, breaking both the program and Patriot League standards.

2013

Joe Susan leads Bucknell to five wins in its final six games to register its second above-.500 finish in a three-year span. The Bison finished in a tie for second place in the Patriot League standings, their highest finish since 1997.

2014

Bucknell wins its most games since 1997 as it finished 8-3 overall and 4-2 in Patriot League play. The Bison have nine All-Patriot League selections and Joe Susan becomes Bucknell’s first Patriot League Coach of the Year since 1997.

2016

Julién Davenport (below) was selected by the Houston Texans in the 2017 NFL Draft’s fourth round, 130th overall, following a decorated 2016 season. He was the first Bison since Sam Havrilak (1969, eighth round, Baltimore Colts) to be drafted and the seventh overall. He is Bucknell’s second-highest selection behind George Kiick, who went to the Pittsburgh Pirates in the third round of the 1940 draft. Davenport was named a First Team All-American by the Associated Press, American Football Coaches Association, Walter Camp Foundation and STATS.

Bucknell’s 1997 football team celebrates its 45-38 victory at St. Mary’s (Calif.), which ran its record to 9-0 for only the second time in program history (1951, 9-0 under head coach Harry Lawrence).

2001

Bucknell celebrates its seventh straight winning season, a first in Bison annals.

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• 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

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BUCKNELL FOOTBALL’S TOP-10 GAMES Brad Tufts, who retired in the spring of 2000 after more than 30 years as a member of the Bucknell athletic department staff, takes a look back at the top-10 Bison football games ever played (and the one that wasn’t). 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 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. Bucknell originally played football on Loomis Field, now home of the University’s Gateway residences. In 1924, the Bison moved into what is now Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium, and christened the new field against Lafayette before a crowd of 15,000. Lafayette won the contest, 21-3, despite a 43-yard field goal by Bison captain Wally Foster to open the scoring. Late that year, Bucknell beat Navy, 6-0, and Rutgers, 12-7, to highlight the first of three seasons in which Bucknell was coached by “Uncle Charlie” Moran, who had led Centre College’s “Praying Colonels” to a memorable upset of Harvard. The Bison finished 8-2 in 1924, which represented the most victories ever by a Bucknell team. Moran’s 1925 team visited President Calvin Coolidge in the White House while in Washington to play Georgetown, and the Bison were rolling along at 6-21 when they played at the University of Detroit on Thanksgiving Day. The Bison won that game, 7-0, but the flamboyant coach also had scheduled a game at Dayton two days later. The travel and two games in three days were too much, and the weary Bison dropped a 19-0 decision. This was not the first time Bucknell encountered scheduling difficulties. The 1891 team, led by Hall of Famers Andrew Wyant and “Warhorse” Allen, opened the season with a 16-10 victory at Lafayette, but then had to play Lehigh the following day and suffered a 62-4 beating. Future College Football Hall of Famer Carl Snavely made his debut as Bucknell coach in 1927, and promptly posted a 13-7 win over Penn State, the Bison’s first win ever in State College. His teams went on to beat the Nittany Lions for

1895 TEAM the next three years, and then the future Big Ten power dropped Bucknell from its schedule for three years. Times do change. In 1929, Bucknell completed its second 8-2 season in history with a 78-0 win over Dickinson. In that game, future college and professional Hall of Famer Clarke Hinkle scored 50 points, still a Bucknell record. A 7-6 loss to Temple on Oct. 10, 1930 was noteworthy, for it was the first regularly-scheduled night football game ever. Bucknell went 6-0-3 in 1931 for its second of three undefeated seasons, and the record included season-ending wins over two of the powers of the day, Washington & Jefferson (10-6) and Fordham (14-13). The latter was played before a large crowd at the Polo Grounds, where Christy Mathewson had gained fame for the New York Giants. Edward “Hook” Mylin arrived on the scene in 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 in the Orange Bowl. In 1938, the second season under Al Humphreys, the Bison won at Penn State, 14-0. It was the last time that Bucknell would defeat the Nittany Lions, who rose to national prominence following the end of World War II. In 1949, Bucknell finished 6-2, and both losses (to Temple and Gettysburg) were by one point. Gettysburg scored the winning TD in its 34-33 win in the final 40 seconds. Bucknell closed out the 1950 season with four straight wins, which set the stage for the 1951 campaign, in which the Bison rolled to a 9-0 mark. The perfect season concluded with a 21-20 win at Colgate and a 33-6 trouncing of Delaware in Memorial Stadium that led to a more than mild celebration on campus. The 1951 team boasted several All-East and Little All-America players, and the Associated Press poll released on Nov. 20 listed Bucknell at No. 20 in the nation. In 1954, BU beat Lehigh, 48-46, in a wild affair that produced the highest losing score ever by a Bison opponent. One of the great eras in Bucknell football began in 1958 with the arrival of Bob Odell, and after a 1-8 mark in that first season, Odell led Bucknell to a 15-8 Homecoming win over Rutgers in 1959. The following year, a shutout of Delaware capped a 7-2 season and earned the first of two Lambert Cups for Odell’s teams. The Bison reclaimed Eastern supremacy in 1964, winning the Lambert Cup with a 7-2 mark. Bucknell won the Middle Atlantic Conference title in 1965 with a 26-14 win over Delaware, and closed the season with a 22-14 win over Davidson. In that game, All-America Tom Mitchell was chasing the national record for career receiving, and coach Carroll Huntress and his staff devised a formation designed

In 2006, Landis helped orchestrate ALL-TIME FCS WINS an impressive turnaround as the Bison 1. Yale....................................... 907 equaled the program record by posting 2. Harvard................................. 875 a five-win improvement from the year 3. Penn...................................... 856 before. Bucknell finished with a record 4. Princeton............................... 832 of at least .500 for the third time in 5. North Dakota State................ 725 Landis’ tenure as it alternated wins and 6. Dartmouth............................. 706 losses the entire season for a 6-5 mark. 7. Delaware............................... 696 The final game of the 2007 season, 8. Lehigh................................... 694 an impressive 38-24 win over Patriot 9. Dayton................................... 679 League champion Fordham, served 10. Lafayette............................... 678 as a springboard toward an improved 11. Northern Iowa........................ 670 12. Colgate.................................. 656 2008 campaign for the Bison, who 13. North Dakota......................... 650 finished 5-6, a two-win improvement 14. Cornell................................... 644 over the previous season. 15. Holy Cross............................. 632 Former Bucknell assistant coach 16. Villanova................................ 622 (1981-90) Joe Susan took over the 17. Drake..................................... 621 Bison in 2010. In 2011, he led Bucknell 18. Brown.................................... 613 to a 6-5 record, a school record-tying 19. Furman.................................. 608 five-win improvement from the previous 20. Bucknell............................... 602 fall. Eastern Kentucky.................. 602 22. South Dakota State............... 601 In 2013, Susan once again guided the Bison to a 6-5 record with a 48-10 Note: Includes all FCS teams with over 600 victories Homecoming victory over Lehigh, a road win at Colgate and a narrow loss to undefeated and top-10 ranked Fordham highlighting the season that featured Bucknell winning five of its final six contests. The Bison followed that campaign by opening 2014 with four-straight wins and they were 7-1 in early November. Bucknell finished with an 8-3 mark, just the fifth time in program history it reached the eight-win plateau. The Bison are set to begin a new era in 2019, as Dave Cecchini was tabbed as the program’s 27th head coach. Most recently the head coach at Valparaiso University, Cecchini has a long track record of building explosive offenses at elite academic institutions. Previously the offensive coordinator at Lehigh University, The Citadel and Harvard University, his offenses have shattered school records at his every stop, propelling his teams to a combined seven conference championships. He will be tasked with returning Bucknell to the top of the Patriot League. On the following page are the 10 most significant Bucknell football games ever played, compiled in chronological order. There are certainly many more games that deserve consideration, but we had to make some tough choices. Let the friendly arguments begin.

On October 31, 1936, BILL LANE slashed his way through the Villanova defense to lead Bucknell to a 6-0 Homecoming victory. The win, which lifted the Bison to 4-2 on the season, effectively dashed Villanova’s Rose Bowl aspirations.

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to hit Mitchell with short passes while he was in the backfield. On the second attempt, a bad snap from center led to a big loss, and attempts at the record were abandoned. 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 game-time 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. The Tom Gadd era began in 1995, 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.

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Lafayette 59, Bucknell 0 November 30, 1883) 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 team. The game, 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 University of Miami band paraded around the field, followed by a truck carrying several University coeds in an orange-colored bowl. The young ladies threw oranges and tangerines, with more or less accuracy, among the spectators.” Bucknell 21, Colgate 20 (November 10, 1951) Every victory in 1951 was necessary for the undefeated season, but this win came in the next-to-last game, on the road, and was one of only two games all year decided by seven points or less. It was also Bucknell’s only win over Colgate in the 1950s; the Red Raiders ended BU’s record 17-game winning streak in 1952.

Bucknell 26, Delaware 0 (November 19, 1960) This was the fourth shutout in nine games for a terrific defensive team, and precipitated 24 hours of furious 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 All-America 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 three-point 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. 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) AND 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. The next week, Bucknell faced a Colgate team that stood 4-2-1, and had hammered Bucknell, 47-24, the year before. Farbstein was unstoppable, rushing for 192 yards and a touchdown as the Bison routed the rivals from the Chenango Valley. Student enthusiasm has been unsurpassed since that time, and the goal posts came down after both games. 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 99-yard 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. Honorable Mention: Bucknell ?, Delaware ? (November 23, 1963) The list above was restricted to games that were actually played. A game that was never played, however, also deserves mention. On Nov. 22, 1963, the nation was shocked and paralyzed by the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The Bucknell campus mourned with the rest of the world, and the football game scheduled at home the next day with the University of Delaware was postponed. Bucknell had won three of its first five games before stumbling in a 14-13 loss to Lafayette. However, victories over 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.

CHRISTY MATHEWSON-MEMORIAL STADIUM MONUMENTS

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 to their most glorious seven-year stretch ever. On March 1, 2003, 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.

THE TOM GADD ERA (1995-2001) In seven years under Tom Gadd, Bucknell ... • Enjoyed seven-straight winning seasons, the only time in the history of the program it has 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. The Bison 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.

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The below monuments are located in the southern part of Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium, near the beautifully manicured bushes that spell Bucknell. The newest monuments were added in fall 2012 when Hall of Fame back Clarke Hinkle and 1951 co-captain George Young received the much-deserved recognition.

THE GREAT CHRISTY MATHEWSON

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Left: Mathewson in 1914; Right: Mathewson pitching for the New York Giants

The 1900 Bucknell football team, with Mathewson on the far left in the center row

The 1900 Bucknell baseball team, with Mathewson second from the right in the back row All photos courtesy of the Bucknell University Archives

The most famous Bison and one of the greatest baseball players of all time, Christy Mathewson was better known in his college days as a hard-hitting fullback and outstanding kicker. One of the five original members of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., “Matty” gained his initial athletic fame as a fullback, punter and dropkicker at Bucknell from 1898 to 1900. A truly outstanding player, the Factoryville, Pa. native 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 also note that his punting was exceptional throughout his career, a three-year stretch during which he scored 106 points. He was also a punishing runner, and one game account makes note of a 65-yard touchdown run and a 70-yard kickoff return. Mathewson, who also played baseball and basketball at Bucknell, was known as a gentleman and true scholar-athlete. In addition to his athletic pursuits, he was an A student, the president of his class and a member of the glee club and literary societies. With the New York Giants (1900-16) and Cincinnati Reds (1916), Mathewson earned the adulation of millions of fans, serving as a role model in professional baseball and bringing respectability to the sport in an era when it was dominated by rough-and-tumble types. Most famously, he pitched three shutouts in three starts to lead the Giants to the 1905 World Series title. He wrapped up his career with a record of 373-188, bolstered by four seasons in which he won at least 30 games. Like many Bucknellians, Mathewson served in World War I, attaining the rank of captain in the Gas and Flame Division in France. During a mishap in training, he was exposed to poison gas that damaged his lungs and caused him to contract the tubercular pneumonia that killed him. Memorial Stadium was rededicated as Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium on Sept. 30, 1989 in his honor. In addition, the Christy Mathewson Award has been presented to the most outstanding male and female student-athletes of each graduating class since 1968. Mathewson is buried in the cemetery just behind the Kenneth Langone Athletics & Recreation Center.

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Seven standout alumni – including four from the track and field program, two from football and one from women’s basketball – have been elected to the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame and will be formally enshrined as part of the 41st induction class this fall. This year’s class includes Hope Foster ‘08, who was a dominant center on the Bison women’s basketball team, football defensive stalwarts Mike Augsberger ‘91 and Hunter Adams ‘98, and track and field record-setters Matt Deardorff ‘92, Norine Nadeau ‘96, David Pomfret ‘00 and Majorie Grap ‘07. The new Hall of Fame class will be inducted at a dinner ceremony on Friday, Oct. 4 as part of Homecoming Weekend festivities. The new Hall of Famers will also be recognized at halftime of the Bucknell-Holy Cross football game the following day. 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 270 the number of outstanding student-athletes, coaches, administrators and friends of Bucknell whose contributions are forever preserved in the Hall of Fame. MIKE AUGSBERGER ‘91 was a four-year starting defensive back for the Bison football team. He was recognized as an AFCA/Kodak First Team All-American following his senior year, when he made 75 tackles and intercepted three passes from his free safety position while helping Bucknell to a 7-4 record, its best mark in 26 years. A two-time All-Patriot League selection, Augsberger logged nine interceptions and 327 tackles in his career. The latter figure

NORINE NADEAU

MIKE AUGSBERGER still ranks sixth in team history. Augsberger earned the 1990 Clarke Hinkle Award as the team’s most outstanding defensive back or linebacker, and he was the co-recipient of the Christy Mathewson Award as the top athlete in his senior class. MATT DEARDORFF ‘92 is the latest in a long line of terrific distance runners to be enshrined in the Hall of Fame. Deardorff was a member of both the Patriot League All-Decade Team and 25th Anniversary Team in cross country, where he was the league’s individual champion in 1991 and runner-up in 1990. As a senior he placed 60th at the NCAA Cross Country Championship and 20th at the IC4A Championship. On the track, Deardorff was a two-time Patriot League champion in the outdoor

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MATT DEARDORFF 5,000-meter run, and he also captured the 3,000 meters indoors in 1991. He collected a pair of bronze medals at the IC4A Championships, one in the 5,000 and one in the 10,000, and he also claimed a pair of conference titles in the distance medley relay in 1989 and 1990 when the Bison competed in the East Coast Conference. Deardorff still owns the ninth-fastest 10K time in school history (29:44.14) and the 10th-fastest indoor 5K (14:27.87). Also a standout in the classroom, Deardorff was a two-time First Team Academic All-American and a three-time Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year. NORINE NADEAU ‘96 was a versatile athlete during her days with the Bucknell track and field squad. She was named the Most Outstanding performer at the 1996 Patriot League Outdoor Championships after winning league titles in the high jump and long jump while scoring in six different events (also runner-up in the javelin, third in the 100-meter hurdles, fifth in the 200-meter dash and second in the 4x400-meter relay). All told, Nadeau won five career Patriot League outdoor gold medals and one more indoors. She was an All-East performer in the heptathlon and also placed fifth in the heptathlon at Penn Relays. Nadeau, who was a Christy Mathewson Award winner, graduated as the school-record holder in the outdoor high jump and now ranks fifth. Her personal best of 4,807 points in the heptathlon still ranks second all-time to fellow Hall-of-Famer Lonnie Fertik, and Nadeau still has the fifth-best mark in the pentathlon (3,400).

DAVE POMFRET HUNTER ADAMS ‘98 was a dominant defensive lineman on the gridiron, and he was one of the key players on Bison teams that captured a Patriot League championship in 1996 and finished 10-1 in 1997. Adams was a threetime All-Patriot League selection at defensive end, capturing First Team citations in 1996 and 1997. He was later named to the Patriot League All-Anniversary Team in 2000 and the 25th Anniversary Team in 2011. Adams graduated with 188 career tackles, 17 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks, and he was part of Tom Gadd’s vaunted defensive units that ranked No. 1 in the league in each of Adams’ final three seasons. A team co-captain as a senior, Adams was a two-time recipient of the George Rieu Award as Bucknell’s outstanding defensive lineman. After graduation, Adams signed a free-agent contract with the New York Giants and was later added to the team’s practice squad. DAVID POMFRET ‘00 pulled off the rare double of claiming conference championships in the pole vault and javelin throw. A seven-time All-Patriot League selection, Pomfret claimed indoor gold medals in the pole vault in 1998, 1999 and 2000, and then came back in the spring to pick up outdoor titles in the javelin in each of those years. Pomfret was the 2000 Patriot League Indoor Field Athlete of the Meet after crushing the school record in the pole vault by clearing 17 feet, 3 inches. That mark held up until this past season, when Matt Fay eclipsed Pomfret’s mark by 1.5 inches. Pomfret also graduated

MARJORIE GRAP with the outdoor pole vault record (16-3) and now ranks third, and his top javelin throw of 209-4 ranked third at graduation and now ranks eighth. A team co-captain as a senior, Pomfret was a co-recipient of the Christy Mathewson Award as the top athlete in his class. MARJORIE GRAP ‘07 will go down as one of the top woman throwers in Bucknell track and field history. She was a big part of the stellar Class of 2007 that went 8-for-8 at the Patriot League Championships, winning all four indoor titles and all four outdoor crowns. Grap piled up points for the Bison by claiming nine career league titles. Indoors, she won gold in the 20-pound weight throw in each of her final three years and also claimed the shot put in 2005. Outdoors, Grap captured three league titles in the discus throw (2005, 2006, 2007) and one each in the shot put (2005) and hammer throw (2006). She was the 2005 Patriot League Outdoor Field Athlete of the Meet. Grap also won an ECAC title in the weight throw in 2007, and she was an NCAA Regionals qualifier in the hammer and discus in both 2006 and 2007. In the record books, Grap remains the Bucknell record-holder in the indoor weight throw (65-7.5) by more than six feet, and she broke Hall-of-Famer Maria Garcia’s school record by more than 11 feet. That mark is also the Patriot League record, and it ranked 15th nationally that year. In addition, Grap ranks No. 2 behind Garcia in the hammer throw and now ranks No. 7 in both the shot put and discus. Grap was the 2007 recipient of the Bison Club Award.

HOPE FOSTER ‘08 is the youngest member of the Hall of Fame Class of 2019. One of the top centers ever to play for the Bison women’s basketball team, Foster tallied 1,256 career points and was best-known for her rebounding and shot-blocking prowess. She broke the Bucknell career record for blocked shots as a sophomore, and her 344 career blocked shots are nearly triple the second-highest total of 132 by Marie Kocornik. Foster also broke the Patriot League career blocks record and now ranks second. She holds each of the top four best single-season marks in Bucknell annals, including a record 95 in 2005-06. Her 11 blocked shots against Michigan State in 2007-08 is the school single-game record. Foster’s 904 career rebounds was the school record until this past season, when Kaitlyn Slagus eclipsed her standard. Foster earned a spot on the Patriot League All-Rookie Team as a freshman, followed by three straight years on the All-Patriot League First Team. She was the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore and the overall Player of the Year as a junior. Foster served as a team co-captain in 2007-08, when the Bison captured the Patriot League Tournament title and went to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in school history. A member of the Patriot League 25th Anniversary Team, Foster earned the Bryan-Humphreys Award for her versatility at both ends of the court.

HOPE FOSTER

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A total of 85 football players have been inducted into the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame. In addition, 13 coaches have been honored, including three—Bob Odell, Edward “Hook” Mylin and Carl Snavely—who were enshrined in national halls of fame. Notably, five of the players inducted served as football coaches at Bucknell. All 10 members of Bucknell’s first Athletics Hall of Fame class, which was inducted in 1979, had ties to the football program: Arda Bowser 1923, W. Clarke Hinkle 1932, George K. James 1932, William H. Lane 1945, Christopher Mathewson Jr. 1902, Harry E. McCormick 1904, Thomas G. Mitchell 1966, Malcolm E. Musser 1918, Edward C. Myers 1934 and Andrew R.E. Wyant 1892. Most recently, Hunter Adams 1998 and Mike Augsberger 1991 were enshrined in the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame in 2019. Hassen I. Abdellah class of 1980......................FB Theodore P. Aceto 1989......................... BSBL, BKB Hunter T. Adams 1998........................................FB Robert R. Albert 1952.........................................FB Thomas A. Alexander 1962................................FB Charles W. Allen 1892.............................. FB, TEN Desire E. Almind 2004....................................... BKB Lectie A. Altman 2006......................................SWIM Michael L. Anders 1998................................... BSBL Alexander M. Anderson 1971............................ TEN John C. Anderson 1905..................................... BKB Jaye C. Andrews 1985....................................... BKB Scott D. Auchenbach 1990................................FB Michael E. Augsberger 1991..............................FB Michael J. Axe 1975............................................FB Stephen W. Baird 1972...................................... TEN Almira S. Baldwin Arnold 1994.............................FH

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MIKE AUGSBERGER Stephanie N. Bango Wharton 2002....................T&F Robert R. Barry 1980......................................... BKB William C. Bartol 1872..................................Teacher Dawn M. Becker 1985..........................................SB Kevin E. Bettencourt 2006................................. BKB Robert W. Bickel 1979................................ CC, T&F Edgar H. Biggs................................. Athletic Trainer Walter A. Blair 1907......................................... BSBL Neal Blaisdell 1927.............................................FB George T. Boiston 1935......................................FB Arda Bowser 1923..............................................FB Arthur L. Brandon 1927....................... Administrator Michael C.L. Bright 1993................................... BKB Mark R. Brotherton 1983...................................SOC Rodney A. Brown 1983.......................................LAX Margaret L. Bryan................................ Administrator George A. Buckheit 1979............................ CC, T&F Melanie A. Buczko Lincoln 2007.........................T&F Edward M. Burman 1996....................................FB Bryan D. Burns 1991......................................WRES Michael B. Butts 1989........................................ BKB Jason R. Buursma 2008.................................. BSBL Joseph J. Buzas 1941............................ BSBL, BKB

Christopher T. Cara 2005...................................LAX Francis J. Carroll Jr. 1975........................... CC, T&F Harvey D. Carter 1973....................................... BKB Barbara E. Castens-Seidell 1979.......FH, BKB, LAX John F. Chironna 1955...........................FB, BSBL George W. Cockill 1905....... FB, BSBL, BKB, Coach Charles J.E. Cole 1988............................... CC, T&F William L. Courtney 1992.................................. BKB Mary M. Creamer 2003...................................... BKB Edward E. Curran 1988..................................WRES Thomas E. Cusick 1987.....................................LAX Gabrielle L. Czaja 1985.............................. CC, T&F Dianne T. Czarnecki 1987.............................FH, SB John D. Dailey 1974............................................FB Yetunde Daniels Rubinstein 2000......................T&F Harold M. Danzig 1959...................................... BKB Harry O. Dayhoff 1923...................FB, BSBL, T&F Thomas A. Dean 1952........................................FB Matt A. Deardorff 1992............................... CC, T&F William D. Dearstyne 1962...............................SWM Marjorie A. Deck 1973....................... BKB, FH, TEN John B. Dempsey 1934.............................FB, T&F Sara S. Den Besten Collins 1996.....................ROW Eugene B. Depew 1971........ FB, FB/BSBL Coach Glenn W. Diehl 1928...........................................FB David P. Domsohn 1989....................................SOC Hugh M. Donovan 1996......................................LAX William C. Dorr 1962........................................SWM William L. Drake 1975..............................SWM, WP Stanley J. Durtan 1973.......................................FB Lee C. Edmonds 1979................................ CC, T&F Kevin R. Eiben 2001...............................FB, BSBL M. Robert Etzweiler 1961................................GOLF Harold L. Evans...............................Golf Coach, Pro Rosalyn K. Ewan..................... Coach, Administrator Mitchell Farbstein 1973.............................FB, T&F Nicholas A. Farina 1934.....................................FB C. Edwin Farver 1969............................... BKB, LAX Robert R. Ferraro Jr. 1994..............................WRES Lonnie Fertik Williard 1983.................................T&F

TOM MITCHELL George H. Kiick 1940.................... FB, BKB, BSBL Patrick C. King 1992.......................................... BKB Ronald C. Kinsey 1966.......................................FB Ann L. Kirwin Anderson 1987............................ BKB Louis L. Kissling 1971.........................................LAX Kathryn M. Kline Grove 1980......................FH, LAX David M. Kucera 1985.........................................FB William H. Lane 1945....... FB, BKB, BSBL, Coach Robert A. Latour............ Swim Coach, Administrator Harry L. Lawrence 1951 (Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s).......FB Coach Charles G. Lee 2006......................................... BKB Richard N. Lemon 1997......................................FB Albert V. Leslie 1981.......................................... BKB Dorothy Harvey Lloyd 1953..................................FH Michael A. Lookingland 2005.............................SOC Adam J. Lord 2003..............................................FB Eugene C. Luccarelli 1971.....................FB, BSBL Kathleen A. Lynch 1987...................................SWIM Paul Maczuzak 1968...........................................FB Kurt Manrodt Jr. 1939.........................................FB Thomas M. Marchetti Jr. 1991........................WRES Robert L. Marks 1967.........................................FB Joseph R. Markulike Jr. 1990.......................... BSBL

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Becki J. Marshall 2002............................... CC, T&F Christopher Mathewson Jr. 1902...... BSBL, FB, BKB Jay P. Mathias 1935......... Bison Club, Univ. Trustee Lynnette K. McBride 1991..................................T&F Harry E. McCormick 1904.... BSBL, FB, T&F, BSKB, Coach Michael P. McDonald 1980.................................FB George L. McGaughey 1935..............................FB James W. McKee 1969.......................................LAX Martin P. McKibbin 1952............... FB, BKB, BSBL Glenn R. McLaughlin 1974......................... CC, T&F Thomas E. McLean 1978..........................T&F, BKB Christopher G. McNaughton 2007..................... BKB Clifford K. Melberger 1961.................................FB Susan D. Mestier Brauner 1974......................SWIM Geoffrey B. Miller 1976............................SWIM, WP Thomas G. Mitchell 1966....................................FB Malcolm E. Musser 1918....................BKB, Coach Bradford J. Myers 1953......................................FB Edward C. Myers 1934........................................FB Jennifer A. Myers Keating 1998.......................SWIM Edward E. Mylin......................................FB Coach Norine M. Nadeau-Brown 1996..........................T&F J. Douglas Nauman 1973..........................FB, T&F

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John D. Filer 1937.....................................FB, BKB Lisa M. Fink Povsic 1993............................ SB, BKB Patrick J. Flannery 1980.... BKB, BSBL, BKB Coach Hope M. Foster 2008......................................... BKB Kirk A. Foulke 1961............................................FB B. Kathryn Frazier 1982...................................SWIM Meghan A. Freese Dirito 2004.........................SWIM Pete Fry 1932....................... FB, BKB, BSBL, T&F Frank S. Funair 1940................................FB, BOX Thomas E. Gadd.....................................FB Coach Joseph A. Gallagher 1952...............FB, BKB, T&F Maria J. Garcia Harkley 2004.............................T&F Michael J. Geraghty 1984...................................T&F Robert J. Gibbon Jr. 1985..................................FB Elisabeth Gibbons 1995....................................SOC J. Ronald Giordano 1963...................................FB James Given 1988..............................................FB William A. Graham IV 1962.....WRES, Univ. Trustee Marjorie A. Grap Goedel 2007............................T&F William H. Gravely 1977............................T&F, BKB Susanne M. Gray Behringer 1984...............LAX, FH Terrie J. Grieb.......................... Coach, Administrator Benjamin W. Griffith 1899.... FB, BSBL, Administrator Jeremy M. Gross 1993....................................SWIM Margaret Grunow Conze 1993........................SWIM Arthur F. Gulden............................... CC/T&F Coach George F. Haines 1943...................................... BKB Edward H. Halicki 1929................ FB, BSBL, BKB F. Ellis Harley 1959................................. BKB, BSBL Brian S. Harshman 1985............................ CC, T&F James B. Harvey 1988............................SWIM, WP Lawrence K. Hathaway 1965............................. BKB Samuel C. Havrilak 1969....................................FB James M. Heizman 1996....................................T&F Pamela H. Heller Shassian 1979........FH, LAX, BKB Jill L. Henry-Feeney 1981.....................BKB, FH, SB Edwin J. Hess Jr. 1990...................................... TEN Ronald J. Hess 2000.................................. CC, T&F Jeffrey A. Hilk 1986.................................. WP, SWIM Willie B. Hill Jr. 1998...........................................FB W. Clarke Hinkle 1932.........................................FB Tameka A. Hinton 1995......................................T&F Jon-Robert Holden 1998................................... BKB Lori D. Houck Steigerwald 2000........................ BKB Eugene L. Hubka 1947...........................FB, BSBL Mark D. Hulme 1983................................... CC, T&F Albert E. Humphreys......... FB Coach, Administrator George K. James 1930...........................FB, BSBL Owen W. James 1934.........................................FB Sidney I. Jamieson ....................... LAX/FB Coach Kenneth W. Jenkins 1982...................................FB Ian P. Joseph 2001.......................................... BSBL Michael R. Joseph 1990.................................... BKB Alvin F. Julian 1923....................... FB, BKB, BSBL Lynn Comer Kachmarik................ WP/SWIM Coach Catherine A. Karpuk Seward 1977..................... DIV Richard P. Kaufmann 1968....................FB, WRES Robert C. Keegan 1944.......................... BSBL, BKB

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Charles R. Woollum................................BKB Coach Andrew R. E. Wyant 1892...................................FB George B. Young 1952.......................................FB Jennifer L. Yuengling-Franquet 1993...................SB Justin W. Zackey 1994.......................................LAX Jennifer L. Zimmerman 2000................................FH Note: Names in italics are initial inductees; football are inductees in bold.

NATIONAL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

In addition to the football program’s 93 total members of the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame, five inductees have also been elected to national halls of fame.

KEN JENKINS Sharon L. Nichols 1991........................................SB Robert H. Odell.......................................FB Coach Peter R. O’Keeffe 1972...................................SWIM Gregory W. Olson 1970...................................SWIM James E. Ostendarp 1952..................................FB R. Lyman Ott 1962............................................SOC Edward W. Pangburn 1915.... FB, BSBL, Univ. Trustee Anthony C. Paxton 1981......................................WP Judith M. Perry West 1990......................... CC, T&F Margaret L. Philleo Ricci 1979............FH, BKB, LAX John M. Plant........................... Administrator, Coach Tricia M. Plasko Rocchino 1992.........................T&F David C. Pomfret 2000.......................................T&F Noel L. Powell 2004............................................T&F Tyler O. Prout 2000......................................... BSBL Martin A. Quick 1939................................BOX, FB Victoria A. Quimby Nigrini 2002......................... BKB Suzanne M. Raffaele 2003.................................LAX David P. Rath 1970.................................. SOC, TEN Arthur B. Raynor 1950............................SOC, BSBL J. Maxwell Reed 1924................FB, BSBL, Coach William P. Reifsnyder 1984......................... CC, T&F Craig A. Reynolds.................... Coach, Administrator Don H. Richards 1956..................................... BSBL Robert N. Richards 1974.................................... DIV Richard B. Roush 1951......................... BSBL, SOC Susan L. Rowland Miller 1989............................T&F Randall J. Ruger 1970............................FB, BSBL Richard W. Russell....................... SWIM/WP Coach Thomas H. Sanders 1979...................................LAX Richard J. Sayre 1982................................ CC, T&F Larry M. Schoeneberger 1975...........................FB Scott F. Schulte 1981............................... WP, SWIM Roger J. Schwanhausser 1975.......................SWIM Thomas M. Scotton 1978...............................WRES Christopher M. Seneca 1987............................. BKB Christian L. Simpson 1994................................ BKB John J. Sitarsky 1936...... FB, BKB, BSBL, Coach James P. Smigie 1965.....................................SWIM Harvey F. Smith 1894......BSBL, FB, Univ. Trustee

Stuart M. Smith 1938..........................................FB Carl G. Snavely 1933 (Master’s)............FB Coach Gary A. Sojka.................................... Univ. President Stacey L. Spitko Reeder 1988.................... BKB, SB Edwin S. Stebbins 1937.....................................T&F Katherine E. Steele Peters 1996..........................VB Joseph B. Steiner 1962..................................... BKB Stephen J. Stephanou 1938.....................FB, BOX Herbert E. Stiefel 1952........................................FB Bruce E. Strasburg 1975...................................SOC Scott A. Strasburg 1977.....................................SOC Donald W. Strassner 1952................................. BKB Justin T. Sussman 2003.....................................LAX Julie M. Sweitzer Granger 1999................. CC, T&F Walter S. Szot 1944.............................................FB Burton W. Talmage 1955....................................FB W. Paul Terhes 1961...........................................FB E. Jared Thimme 1966....................................SWIM Thomas A. Thompson 1960.......BKB, BSBL, Coach Louis V. Tomasetti 1940.....................................FB Erle M. Topham 1915..............................FB, BSBL Gary B. Toubman 1976......................................SOC Bradley N. Tufts............... Administrator, Golf Coach Ralph M. Turri 1976................................... FB, LAX Kenneth A. Twiford 1962........................FB, BSBL Richard C. Tyrrell 1963...........................FB, BSBL Peter W. von Hoffmann 1979.............................LAX Charlie M. Waddell 2007.................................GOLF Charles J. Wagner 1976..................................GOLF Lynne P. Walshaw 1989............................. BKB, SB Jennifer A. Walz Lapioli 1989..................... BKB, SB Patricia A. Way 1994...................................FH, LAX John S. Webber 1952............................. BSBL, BKB Karin I. Wegener Knisely 1979...........FH, BKB, LAX Melissa K. Wharton 1998.....................................VB James L. Wherry 1970...................................... BKB David R. White 1983................................... CC, T&F William F. Wilkinson 1936.........................FB, T&F Stephen P. Winings 1974................................SWIM Jill W. Wise Smith 1989......................................T&F

• The most famous member of the Hall is probably Christy Mathewson, who is also a charter member of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. At Bucknell, Mathewson was an outstanding dropkicker and fullback on Bison football teams from 1898-1900. • Clarke Hinkle, a standout halfback who later starred for the Green Bay Packers, is a member of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. • Andrew Wyant, a Bison star from 1888-91 who later went on to play for the University of Chicago, is a member of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. • Carl Snavely and Edward “Hook” Mylin are members of the National Football Hall of Fame and the Helms Hall of Fame. Snavely went 42-16-8 at Bucknell from 1927-33 and also coached at Cornell, North Carolina and Washington (Mo.) University. Mylin, who succeeded Snavely, coached Bucknell’s Orange Bowl championship team. • Bob Odell, who coached Bucknell to Lambert Cup titles in 1960 and 1964, was inducted into the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame in 1992 in honor of his remarkable career at Penn.

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salute their National Football Foundation and College

HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

ANDREW WYANT

Guard/Center • Class of 1892

CARL SNAVELY

CLARKE HINKLE

Head Coach • 1927-33

EDWARD “HOOK” MYLIN Head Coach • 1934-36

Halfback • Class of 1932

BOB ODELL

Head Coach • 1958-64

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RUSHING ATTEMPTS

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Game 43 42 40 38 37 36 35 34 33

Rich Lemon (Colgate), 11/11/1995 Tyler Smith (Lafayette), 10/29/2011 Jabu Powell (Duquesne), 9/30/2000 Jabu Powell (Georgetown), 10/7/2000 Dave Vassar (Lehigh), 10/14/1967 Bob Langan (Lafayette), 10/20/1973 Matt Walsh (Lehigh), 9/7/1992 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 9/16/1995 Chris Peer (Holy Cross), 10/25/1997 Chris Peer (Towson), 11/15/1997 Mitch Farbstein (Gettysburg), 10/2/1971 Rich Lemon (Towson), 10/8/1994 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 11/16/1996 C.J. Williams (Cornell), 9/19/2015 Chris Peer (Penn), 10/5/1996 Jabu Powell (Holy Cross), 11/4/2000 Mitch Farbstein (Rutgers), 10/30/1971 Rich Lemon (Holy Cross), 11/5/1994 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 11/19/1994 Rich Lemon (Lehigh), 10/7/1995 Rich Lemon (Yale), 10/12/1996 Chad Freshnock (VMI), 9/24/2016

Season 293 282 254 248 235 230 228 213 212 208 207 206

Rich Lemon, 1995 Rich Lemon, 1994 Daris Wilson, 2004 Jabu Powell, 2000 Chris Peer, 1997 Joey DeFloria, 2016 Matt Walsh, 1992 Ken Jenkins, 1980 Rich Lemon, 1993 Dante Ross, 2005 Rich Lemon, 1996 Blamah Sarnor, 2003

Career 994 645

Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Brian Henesey, 1988-91

RUSHING YARDS Game 282 268 252 236 229 222 215 212 211 210

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 Tyler Smith (Lafayette), 10/29/2011 James Ostendarp (NYU), 10/1/1949 Rich Lemon (Bloomsburg), 9/4/1993

Game, Opponent 364 Tony Vinson (Towson), 11/13/1993 Season 1496 Rich Lemon, 1994 1297 Rich Lemon, 1995 1270 Ken Jenkins, 1980

RICH LEMON ran for at least 100 yards in all 11 games during the 1994 season. One of three Bison to earn four All-Patriot League citations, he still holds multiple school records, including career (4,742) and season (1,496) rushing yards. 1151 1149 1111 1102 1070 1069 1025

Rich Lemon, 1993 Daris Wilson, 2004 Chris Peer, 1997 Jabu Powell, 2000 Joey DeFloria, 2016 Brad Myers, 1951 Burt Talmage, 1951

Consecutive 100-Yard Games, Overall 17 Rich Lemon, 1993-1995

Career 4742 2919 2649 2626 2336 2334 2041 1913 1899 1877 1756 1752

Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Jabu Powell, 1998-2001 Brian Henesey, 1988-91 Brad Myers, 1950-52 Ken Jenkins, 1978-81 C.J. Williams, 2013-16 Daris Wilson, 2001-04 Sam Havrilak, 1966-68 Tyler Smith, 2009-12 Burt Talmage, 1950-52 Bob Langan, 1972-74 Mitch Farbstein, 1970-72

Longest Rushes 94 Frank Funair, vs. Penn St, 10/8/1938 91 Hassen Abdellah vs. Lehigh, 10/27/1979 90 Al Yanelli vs. Delaware, 11/9/1946 88 Jim Ostendarp vs. NYU, 10/1/1949 85 Chad Freshnock vs. Lehigh, 11/4/2017 84 Matt Hart vs. Ohio-Wesleyan, 10/12/1963 84 Brad Myers vs. Temple, 10/10/1952

RUSHING (OTHER) 100-Yard Games, Season 11 Rich Lemon, 1994 100-Yard Games, Career 28 Rich Lemon, 1993-96 1 3 Brad Myers, 1950-52 12 Jabu Powell, 1998-2001 C.J. Williams, 2013-16 11 Ken Jenkins, 1978-81 10 Daris Wilson, 2001-04 8 Burt Talmage, 1950-52 7 Brian Henesey, 1988-91 6 Sam Havrilak, 1966-68 Mitch Farbstein, 1970-72 Blahmah Sarnor, 2001-04 Joey DeFloria, 2014-17 Consecutive 100-Yard Games, Season 11 Rich Lemon, 1994

Most Yards Per Carry, Season (Minimum 100 attempts) 6.9 Jim Ostendarp, 1949 (120-828) (Minimum 150 attempts) 6.8 Burt Talmage, 1951 (150-1025)

Most Yards, Two Consecutive Games 416 Tyler Smith vs. Lafayette (212) & Fordham (204), 2011 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 Yards Rushing by a Freshman, Game 210 Rich Lemon, vs. Bloomsburg, 1993 Yards Rushing by a Freshman, Season 1151 Rich Lemon, 1993 899 C.J. Williams, 2013 Yards Rushing by a Quarterback, Game 268 Dante Ross (Marist), 10/1/2005

Yards Rushing by a Quarterback, Season 1149 Daris Wilson, 2004

PASSING ATTEMPTS Game 67 62 51 49 48 47

Todd Wenrich (Fordham), 10/27/2001 Jim Given (Colgate), 10/18/1986 Todd Wenrich (Kent State), 9/8/2001 Howie Burke (Delaware), 11/20/1971 R.J. Nitti (Georgetown), 10/24/2015 Rob Glus (Fordham), 11/19/1994 Jim Given (Lafayette), 10/25/1986 Bob Gibbon (Delaware), 11/17/1984

Season 384 365 344 338 310 307 306 305 296 290 289 294 256

Todd Wenrich, 2001 R.J. Nitti, 2015 Jim Fox, 1995 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 Bob Gibbon, 1984 Jim Fox, 1996 Jim Given, 1986 Lucas Phillips, 2000 Brandon Wesley, 2010 Scott Auchenbach, 1989 Brandon Wesley, 2012 Bob Gibbon, 1983 Kerry Snow, 1976

Career 984 765 752 732 658 654 604 575 574 547 559 488 473

Brandon Wesley, 2010-13 R.J. Nitti, 2013-16 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 Marcello Trigg, 2006-09 Kerry Snow, 1974-76 Paul Terhes, 1958-60 473 Sam Havrilak, 1966-68

PASSING COMPLETIONS Game 36 29 28 27

Todd Wenrich (Fordham), 10/27/2001 Jim Given (Colgate), 10/18/1986 Bob Gibbon (Boston Univ.), 11/12/1983 Travis Kopp (Towson), 9/19/1992 R.J. Nitti (Georgetown), 10/24/2015 Scott Auchenbach (Lehigh), 11/5/1988 Rob Glus (Fordham), 11/19/1994

Season 209 205 192 185 182

Todd Wenrich, 2001 R.J. Nitti, 2015 Jim Fox, 1995 Bob Gibbon, 1983 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 Jim Given, 1986

Bob Gibbon, 1984 Brandon Wesley, 2012 Brandon Wesley, 2010 Scott Auchenbach, 1989 Lucas Phillips, 2000 Jim Fox, 1996 Todd Hatajik, 1990

Career 571 418 417 416 365 351 350 310 307 292 291 258 241

Brandon Wesley, 2010-13 Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 Jim Given, 1985-87 R.J. Nitti, 2013-16 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 Don McDowell, 1997-99 Jim Fox, 1993-96 Todd Wenrich, 1999-2002 Rob Glus, 1991-94 Marcello Trigg, 2006-09 Kerry Snow, 1974-76 Paul Terhes, 1958-60 Travis Kopp, 1991-94

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game .875 .857

Marcello Trigg (vs. Duquesne), 9/6/2008 (14-16) Todd Hatajik (vs. Columbia), 9/22/1990 (18-21)

Season .671 .660 .657 .629 .628 .618 .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) Brandon Wesley, 2013 (110-178) Daris Wilson, 2003 (58-95)

Career .631 .604

Daris Wilson, 2001-04 (140-222) Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 (365-604)

PASSING YARDS Game 383 358 353 350 342 338 335 323 313 304 303

Rob Glus (Fordham), 9/19/1994 Scott Auchenbach (Towson), 10/7/1989 Travis Kopp (Towson), 9/19/1992 Jim Given (Colgate), 10/18/1986 Scott Auchenbach (Fordham), 9/16/1989 R.J. Nitti (Georgetown), 10/24/2015 Jim Given (Lafayette), 10/25/1986 Bob Gibbon (Columbia), 10/22/1983 Trey Lauletta (Lehigh), 10/11/2014 Travis Kopp (Lafayette), 10/12/1991 Jim Given (IUP), 9/13/1986

Season 2477 2385 2327 2199 2167 2132 2060 2026 1835 1821 1783

R.J. Nitti, 2015 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

Career 6277 5256 5171 4790 4090 3988 3982 3940 3895 3464 3206 2863

Brandon Wesley, 2010-13 Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 R.J. Nitti, 2013-16 Jim Given, 1985-87 Marcello Trigg, 2006-09 Jim Fox, 1993-96 Don McDowell, 1997-99 Rob Glus, 1991-94 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 Todd Wenrich, 1999-2002 Kerry Snow, 1974-76 Travis Kopp, 1991-94

SCOTT AUCHENBACH set an NCAA record by completing his first 18 passes against Colgate in 1989. One of only three Bison to eclipse 5,000 passing yards in his career, he was inducted into the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame in 2005.

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Yards Rushing by a Quarterback, Career 2041 Daris Wilson, 2001-04

180 174 171 170 164 157 150

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Game 5 4 Season 21 19 17 16 15 Career 42 34 31 30 28 26 26 25

Rob Glus (Harvard), 9/24/1994 Ron Giordano (Colgate), 11/10/1962 Bob Bianchi (Drexel), 9/23/1972 Bob Gibbon (Northeastern), 9/22/1984 Jim Given (Colgate), 10/18/1986 Todd Hatajik (Columbia), 9/22/1990 Jim Fox (Colgate), 11/23/1996 R.J. Nitti (Sacred Heart), 9/20/2014 Trey Lauletta (Lehigh), 10/11/2014 R.J. Nitti (Lafayette), 10/31/2015 Todd Hatajik, 1990 Scott Auchenbach, 1989 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 Bob Gibbon, 1984 Jim Given, 1986 Rob Glus, 1994 Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 R.J. Nitti, 2013-16 Marcello Trigg, 2006-09 Bob Gibbon, 1983-84 Jim Given, 1985-87 Don McDowell, 1997-99 Brandon Wesley, 2010-13 Rob Glus, 1991-94

PASSING (OTHER) Most Yards Per Attempt, Season (Minimum 50 attempts) 9.3 Marcello Trigg, 2008 (155-1438) 9.1 Daris Wilson, 2004 (94-852) Most Yards Per Completion, Season (Minimum 25 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), 11/11/1989 Most Yards by a Freshman, Season 1699 Brandon Wesley, 2010 834 Travis Kopp, 1991 Longest Scoring Pass Play 86 J. John-A. Kissinger, (Penn), 10/3/1998 84 P. Terhes-J. Eachus, (Lehigh), 11/1/1958 83 S. Auchenbach-L. Erb, (Fordham), 9/16/1989 83 R. Glus-B. Bernardini, (Colgate), 11/21/1992 82 M. Trigg-A. Kizekai, (Fordham), 11/17/2007 81 B. Marks-D. Lenhard, (Temple), 10/8/1966 80 S. Havrilak-B. Smith, (Lafayette), 10/22/1966

H. Burke-C. Probst, (The Citadel), 9/18/1971 J. Given-M. Morrow, (Davidson), 10/11/1986 T. Kopp-K. McElvene, (Bloomsburg), 9/5/1992

RECEPTIONS Game 13 12

Tom Mitchell (Harvard), 10/3/1964 Carl Probst (The Citadel), 9/18/1971 Carl Probst (Delaware), 11/20/1971 Dave Kucera (Northeastern), 9/22/1984 Jim Horan (Fordham), 10/27/2001 Will Carter (Georgetown), 10/24/2015

Season 73 72 71 60 59 53 52 49 46

Dave Kucera, 1984 Shaun Pasternak, 2008 Tom Mitchell, 1964 Will Carter, 2015 Tom Mitchell, 1965 Jim Horan, 2001 Will Carter, 2014 Dave Kucera, 1983 Will Carter, 2016 John Sakowski, 1995 Mike Guerrini, 1988 David Berardinelli, 1991

Career 195 173 172 144 129 128 122 106 102 97 96

Will Carter, 2013-16 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 Shaun Pasternak, 2007-09

RECEIVING YARDS Game 264 246 202 201 194 184 170 166 162 156 151 150

Tom Mitchell (Temple), 10/9/1965 Will Carter (Lehigh), 10/11/2014 Lester Erb (Fordham), 9/16/1989 Carl Probst (The Citadel), 9/18/1971 Lester Erb (Lafayette), 11/4/1989 David Berardinelli (Towson), 9/19/1992 David Berardinelli (Laf.), 10/12/1991 Shaun Pasternak (Duquesne), 9/6/2008 Tom Mitchell (Temple), 10/31/1964 Shaun Pasternak (Fordham), 11/22/2008 Dave Kucera (Northeastern), 9/22/1984 Mike Guerrini (Harvard), 10/3/1987 Shaun Pasternak (Colgate), 10/25/2008

Season 1083 1029 959 902 886 850 835

Shaun Pasternak, 2008 Dave Kucera, 1984 Will Carter, 2014 Lester Erb, 1989 Tom Mitchell, 1964 Tom Mitchell, 1965 Mike Guerrini, 1987

773 769 735 734

Career 2744 2358 2110 1980 1825 1819 1819 1663 1609 1608 1515 1410 1390

Mike Guerrini, 1988 David Berardinelli, 1991 Lester Erb, 1990 David Berardinelli, 1992 Will Carter, 2016 Will Carter, 2013-16 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 Shaun Pasternak, 2007-09 Victor Walker, 2010-13 Ardie Kissinger, 1995-98

RECEIVING (OTHER) Touchdown Catches, Game 3 Carl Probst (The Citadel), 9/18/1971 Ken Jenkins (W. Chester), 10/18/1980 Mike Morrow (Lafayette), 10/25/1986 Will Carter (Lehigh), 10/11/2014 Jake Hartman (Lafayette), 11/1/2014 Touchdown Catches, Season 12 Shaun Pasternak, 2008 10 Lester Erb, 1990 9 Will Carter, 2014 Touchdown Catches, Career 18 Tom Mitchell, 1963-65 Lester Erb, 1987-90 Will Carter, 2013-16 Career 100-Yard Games 11 Tom Mitchell, 1963-65 8 Mike Guerrini, 1987-88 Will Carter, 2013-16 7 Dave Kucera, 1980, 82-84 6 Albert Marquardt, 2000-03 Shaun Pasternak, 2007-09 5 Lester Erb, 1987-90 4 Mike Morrow, 1983-86 David Berardinelli, 1989-92 Ron Rockett, 1995-98 Yards Per Reception, Game (Minimum five receptions) 33.7 Lester Erb (Fordham), 9/21/1991 (6-202) Yards Per Reception, Season 27.9 Joe Gallagher, 1949 (14-391) Yards Per Reception, Career 23.5 Joe Gallagher, 1949-51 (44-1036)

TOUCHDOWNS Clarke Hinkle (Dickinson), 11/28/1929 Mitch Farbstein (Laf.), 10/23/1971 Daris Wilson (Holy Cross), 10/30/2004 Daris Wilson (Colgate), 11/13/2004

Season 21 17 16 14 12 11

Clarke Hinkle, 1929 Jason Marrow, 1999 Daris Wilson, 2004 Ken Jenkins, 1980 Brad Myers, 1951 Burt Talmage, 1951 Jabu Powell, 2000 Shaun Pasternak, 2008 Lester Erb, 1990 Rich Lemon, 1994 Chris Peer, 1997 Jason Marrow, 1998 C.J. Williams, 2013 Joey DeFloria, 2016

Career 37 33 31 27

Clarke Hinkle, 1929-31 Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Brad Myers, 1950-52 Jason Marrow, 1998-2001 Jabu Powell, 1998-2001 Ken Jenkins, 1979-81

TOTAL OFFENSE Game 397

Sam Havrilak (Colgate), 11/9/1968

Season 2511 2443 2295 2227 2170 2086 2070 2008 2001 1999 1992 1896

Scott Auchenbach, 1989 Todd Wenrich, 2001 R.J. Nitti, 2015 Scott Auchenbach, 1988 Jim Fox, 1995 Bob Gibbon, 1984 Sam Havrilak, 1968 Jim Given, 1986 Daris Wilson, 2004 Todd Hatajik, 1990 Brandon Wesley, 2012 Brandon Wesley, 2010

Career 6952 5404 4775 4742 4532 4511 4509 4402 3947 3880 3713 3660 3423

Brandon Wesley, 2010-13 Scott Auchenbach, 1986-89 R.J. Nitti, 2013-16 Rich Lemon, 1993-96 Marcello Trigg, 2006-09 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 Kerry Snow, 1974-76

A.J. KIZEKAI holds nearly all of Bucknellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kickoff return records. At Lafayette during the 2008 campaign, he returned a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown. That play stands as the longest kickoff return and scoring play in school history. Most Plays, Season 455 Todd Wenrich, 2001 450 Brandon Wesley, 2010 Most Plays, Career 1426 Brandon Wesley, 2010-13 964 Jim Given, 1985-87

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Game 341 325 301 300 296 291 285 283 258 255 254

Ken Jenkins (West Chester), 10/18/80 Dante Ross (Marist), 10/1/05 Jabu Powell (Cornell), 9/16/2000 Rich Lemon (Holy Cross), 11/5/1994 Rich Lemon (Fordham), 11/16/1996 Earl Beecham (Cornell), 11/2/1985 A.J. Kizekai (Lafayette), 11/8/2008 Tyler Smith (Lafayette), 10/29/2011 Will Carter (Lehigh), 10/11/2014 Lester Erb (Lafayette), 11/4/1989 A.J. Kizekai (Holy Cross), 11/1/2008

Season 1908 1884 1880 1840 1609 1584 1533 1489 1464

A.J. Kizekai, 2007 Ken Jenkins, 1980 Rich Lemon, 1994 A.J. Kizekai, 2008 Tyler Smith, 2011 Matt Walsh, 1992 Rich Lemon, 1995 Tyler Smith, 2010 Dan Scocca, 1989

Career 5952 5536 4641 4384 3991 3484 3474 3286 3204

Rich Lemon, 1993-96 A.J. Kizekai, 2006-09 Jabu Powell, 1998-2001 Dan Scocca, 1987-90 Tyler Smith, 2009-12 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 Most Returns, Career 109 A.J. Kizekai, 2006-09 84 Dan Scocca, 1987-90 Most Yards, Game 210 A.J. Kizekai (Lafayette), 11/8/2008 198 Dante Ross (Georgetown), 10/2/2004 178 A.J. Kizekai (Colgate), 10/25/2008 175 A.J. Kizekai (Hofstra), 10/11/2008 172 Earl Beecham (UNH), 10/12/1985 171 Dan Scocca (Princeton), 10/15/1988 167 A.J. Kizekai (Stony Brook), 9/8/2007 166 Tyler Smith (Duquesne), 9/4/2010 156 A.J. Kizekai (Duquesne), 9/1/2007 152 Dan Scocca (Lafayette), 10/10/1987 148 Brian Regan (Colgate), 10/26/2012 141 A.J. Kizekai (Richmond), 9/22/2007 Most Yards, Season 1113 A.J. Kizekai, 2007 973 A.J. Kizekai, 2008 802 Tyler Smith, 2010 753 Troy White, 1994 651 Tyler Smith, 2011 618 A.J. Kizekai, 2009 603 Bryan Marine, 2018 558 Brad Bernardini, 1993 547 Dan Scocca, 1987 537 Tom Crum, 1967 505 Brian Regan, 2012 485 Dan Scocca, 1988 Most Yards, Career 2725 A.J. Kizekai, 2006-09 1843 Dan Scocca, 1987-90

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Longest Returns 100 A.J. Kizekai (Lafayette), 11/8/2008 99 Justin Brumbaugh (Dickinson), 11/28/1929 Terence Parham (Towson), 9/14/1996 97 George Vetter (Gettysburg), 10/25/1931 Dante Ross (Georgetown), 10/2/2004 94 Vince Woody (Gettysburg), 10/22/1977 93 Jabu Powell (Columbia), 9/26/1998 92 A.J. Kizekai (Colgate), 10/6/2007

JOHN BURDICK matched Steve Barimo’s school record by booting four field goals at Cornell in 2017. He finished that campaign with a school-record 14 field goals, which included a walk-off, career-long 46-yarder against Sacred Heart.

Most Touchdowns, Game 2 Dante Ross (Georgetown), 10/2/2004 Most Touchdowns, Career 2 Terence Parham, 1994-97 Dante Ross, 2002-05 A.J. Kizekai, 2006-09

PUNT RETURNS Most Returns, Game 9 Ed Netski (Franklin & Marshall), 11/23/1944 Most Returns, Season 32 Mike Phillips, 1994 Most Returns, Career 69 Dante Ross, 2002-05 Most Yards, Game 140 Gene Hubka (Muhlenberg), 9/16/1944 Most Yards, Season 366 Kevin Eiben, 2000 301 Bob Marks, 1965 296 Bryan Marine, 2018 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 232 Gene Hubka, 1944 Most Yards, Career 730 Dante Ross, 2002-05 626 Kevin Eiben, 1997-2000 Longest Return 89 Matt Hart (Ohio Wesleyan), 10/12/1963

POINTS Game 50 30

Clarke Hinkle (Dickinson), 11/28/1929 Mitch Farbstein (Lafayette), 10/23/1971 Daris Wilson (Holy Cross), 10/30/2004 Daris Wilson (Colgate), 11/13/2004

Season 128 102 96

Clarke Hinkle, 1929 Jason Marrow, 1999 Daris Wilson, 2004 Ken Jenkins, 1980

84 74 68 67 66

Brad Myers, 1951 Burt Talmage, 1951 Jabu Powell, 2000 Shaun Pasternak, 2008 Chris Peer, 1997 Todd Krutchkoff, 1990 Lester Erb, 1990 Rich Lemon, 1994 Jason Marrow, 1998 Ryan Korn, 2003 C.J. Williams, 2013 Joey DeFloria, 2016

12 11 10

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

Longest Field Goal 55 Lloyd Trimmer (GW), 1925 52 Al Yuknus (Davidson), 10/3/81 50 Felix McCormick (GW), 1925 (drop kick)

KICKING Field Goals, Game 4 Steve Barimo (Lafayette), 11/4/1989 John Burdick (Cornell), 10/14/2017 3 Al Yuknus (Davidson), 10/3/1981 Al Yuknus (Cornell), 10/31/1981 Al Yuknus (Columbia), 10/22/1983 Al Yuknus (Davidson), 11/5/1983 Al Yuknus (Davidson), 10/20/1984 Ross Coleman (St. Mary’s), 9/12/1998 Chris Lundberg (Lafayette), 10/14/2000 Chris Lundberg (Holy Cross), 11/4/2000 Chris Lundberg (Columbia), 9/22/2001 Chris Lundberg (St. Mary’s), 9/14/2002 Ryan Korn (Columbia), 9/27/2003 Ryan Korn (Georgetown), 9/3/2005 Field Goals, Season 14 Ryan Korn, 2003 John Burdick, 2017 13 Chris Lundberg, 2000

Al Yuknus, 1981 Drew Orth, 2011 Sean Cobelli, 2012 Steve Barimo, 1989 Derek Maurer, 2014 Steve Barimo, 1987 Rich Miller, 1995 Ross Coleman, 1997 Ross Coleman, 1998

Field Goals Career 37 Al Yuknus, 1981-84 32 Chris Lundberg, 1999-2002

Most Consecutive Field Goals 10 Todd Krutchkoff, 1990 Extra Points Made, Game 10 Mike Seigfried (Ohio Wes.), 10/10/64 Extra Points Attempted, Game 10 Mike Seigfried (Ohio Wes.), 10/10/64 Extra Points Made, Season 39 Joe Mason, 1951 Extra Points Attempted, Season 48 Joe Mason, 1951 Extra Points Made, Career 96 Chris Lundberg, 1999-2002 Extra Points Attempted, Career 109 Chris Lundberg, 1999-2002 Most Consecutive Extra Points Made, Season 35 Ryan Korn, 2004 31 Todd Krutchkoff, 1990 30 Will Carney, 2007 27 Will Carney, 2006 25 Steve Barimo, 1988

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Rich Miller, 1994

Scoring By Kicking, Season 67 Todd Krutchkoff, 1990 66 Ryan Korn, 2003 63 Derek Maurer, 2014 62 Ross Coleman, 1997 Chris Lundberg, 2000 58 Ross Coleman, 1998 57 Steve Barimo, 1989 56 John Burdick, 2017 Scoring By Kicking, Career 192 Chris Lundberg, 1999-2002 178 Steve Barimo, 1986-89 173 Al Yuknus, 1981-84

PUNTING Most Punts, Game 13 Kyle Sullivan (Lafayette), 10/5/2013 12 Billy Windle (Towson), 11/11/2000 Most Punts, Season 81 Alex Pechin, 2018 79 Ryan Gutowski, 2011 72 John Toman, 1991 Alex Pechin, 2017 70 Ryan Gutowski, 2010 Most Punts, Career 231 Alex Pechin, 2015-pres. 219 Ryan Gutowski, 2009-12 207 Rich Miller, 1993-96 Highest Average, Game 52.0 Mike Connell (Delaware), 11/17/62 Highest Average, Season 45.1 Alex Pechin, 2017 (72-3247) 44.5 Alex Pechin, 2018 (81-3606) 42.1 Alex Pechin, 2015 (64-2695) 41.1 Phil Azarik, 2007 (43-1766) 40.9 Rich Miller, 1996 (62-2536) 40.7 Bret Berg, 2016 (33-1343) 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) 39.3 Alex Pechin, 2016 (14-550) 39.0 Mike Morrow, 1984 (53-2065) Highest Average, Career 43.7 Alex Pechin, 2015-pres. (231-10098) 40.7 Bret Berg, 2013-16 (33-1343) 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) 36.9 Kyle Sullivan, 2011-13 (66-2438)

Ryan Gutowski, 2009-12 (219) Joe Mason, 1950-51 (79)

Longest Punt 89 Bill Lane (Temple), 1936 80 Mike Morrow (Northeastern), 1984 71 Ryan Gutowski (Lehigh), 2011 71 Alex Pechin (Villanova), 2018 70 Ken Durr (Cornell), 1980 70 Rich Miller (Harvard), 1994 70 Alex Pechin (Fordham), 2018 67 Alex Pechin (Fordham), 2017 66 Brian Kramer (Colgate), 1998 65 Ryan Berry (Colgate), 2003 64 Alex Pechin (Fordham), 2017 63 Glyn Lipp (Boston Univ.), 1978 Brian Kramer (Colgate), 1998

INTERCEPTIONS Game 4 3

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), 11/20/2004

Season 13 10 9 8 7 6

Bryce Robertson, 2011 Gene Luccarelli, 1970 Stan Butterworth, 1952 Kevin Eiben, 2000 Gene Luccarelli, 1968 Nate Musselman, 1997 Stan Butterworth, 1951 Bill Grimm, 1951 Ken Twiford, 1960 Tom Pawlina, 1966 Trevor Smith, 1990 Mark Miller, 1993 Erich Muzi, 1998 Joe Glenn, 2003 Matthew Steinbeck, 2012

Career 18 15 14 13 11 10 9

Gene Luccarelli, 1968-70 Ed Stec, 1946-49 Stan Butterworth, 1950-52 Bryce Robertson, 2008-11 Erich Muzi, 1995-98 Kevin Eiben, 1997-2000 Matthew Steinbeck, 2011-14 Van Johnson, 1949-51 Jim Gush, 1978-80 Robert Hawkins, 1985-87 Virgil Rush, 2000-04 Bryan Marine, 2015-18 Mike Augsberger, 1987-90 Nate Musselman, 1996-98, ‘00 Justin Lustig, 1997-2000

Most Return Yards, Season 184 Bryce Robertson, 2011 159 Colin Jonov, 2017 158 Matthew Steinbeck, 2012 150 Kevin Eiben, 2000 Most Return Yards, Career 232 Gene Luccarelli, 1968-70 222 Matthew Steinbeck, 2011-14 212 Colin Jonov, 2014-17 Longest Touchdown Return 95 Colin Jonov (Lafayette), 10/21/2017 90 Joe Glenn (Delaware St.), 9/6/2003 82 Dave Evans (Lafayette), 10/14/2000 80 Bill McKay (Lafayette), 10/27/1945 79 Ed Burman (Fordham), 9/16/1995 77 Tom Havern (Rhode Island), 10/29/1966

TACKLES Season 161 154 149 144 137 133

Paul Havrilla, 1984 Mark Wisniewski, 1985 Pete Davies, 1984 Rob Bird, 1995 Joe Catalano, 1980 Scott Somerville, 1984 Willie Hill, 1997

On the first play of overtime at Lafayette in 2017, COLIN JONOV intercepted a pass and returned it 95 yards for the game-winning score. His pick 6, the longest in school history by five yards, is Bucknell’s sixth-longest scoring play.

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Most Consecutive Extra Points Made, Career 64 Will Carney, 2005-08 40 Al Yuknus, 1983-84 Ryan Korn, 2003-04

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132 129 128

Glen MacGibbon, 1982 Brandon Little, 1996 Evan Byers, 2013 Joel Kreider, 1979

Season, Freshman 100 John Spatafore, 1988 Career 382 370 369 363 360 327

Evan Byers, 2011-14 Russ Strohecker, 1991-94 Mark Wisniewski, 1982-85 John Spatafore, 1988-91 Joe Catalano, 1977-80 Mike Augsberger, 1987-90

SACKS Game 4

Cecil Boone (Colgate), 11/20/1993 Ed Burman (Cornell), 10/14/1995 Ed Burman (Holy Cross), 11/4/1995 Shawn Redd (Colgate), 10/31/1998 Simeon Page (Fordham), 11/18/2017

Season 14.5 11 10.5 10 9

Ed Burman, 1995 Dave Hibbard, 1980 Ed Burman, 1994 Demetrius Baldwin-Youngblood, 2014 Sean Conover, 2004 Cecil Boone, 1993 Pete Mauritz, 1980 Andy Carmona, 1999 Joe Massey, 2000 Samuel Oyekoya, 2012 Simeon Page, 2017

19.5 19 17.5 17 16.5 16

Josh Eden, 2006-07, 2010-11 Demetrius Baldwin-Youngblood, 2011-14 Juan Morales, 1999-2002 Sean Conover, 2002-05 Samuel Oyekoya, 2009-12 Bruce Keltie, 1978-80 Roosevelt Smith, 1989-91 Eric Green, 1996-99

Note: Tackles/sacks have been kept as an NCAA statistic since 1987.

BLOCKED KICKS Extra Points, Game 3 Josh Eden (Colgate), 11/13/2010 Extra Points, Season 6 Josh Eden, 2010 Extra Points, Career 8 Josh Eden, 2006-07, 2010-11 Field Goals, Career 3 Josh Eden, 2006-07, 2010-11 Abdullah Anderson, 2014-17 Combined Blocks, Game 3 (3 PAT) Josh Eden (Colgate), 11/13/2010 Combined Blocks, Season 8 (6 PAT, 2 FG) Josh Eden, 2010 Combined Blocks, Career 11 (8 PAT, 3 FG) Josh Eden, 2006-07, 2010-11

IN THE NCAA RECORD BOOK Quarterback Rushing Yards, Game 16th Daris Wilson (252) 10/30/2004 vs. Holy Cross 20th Daris Wilson (236) 11/13/2004 vs. Colgate Interceptions, Season 2nd Bryce Robertson (13) Tackles for a Loss, Game t-4th Robert De La Rosa (6.5) 10/1/2011 vs. Georgetown Blocked Extra Points, Game t-1st Josh Eden (3) 11/13/2010 vs. Colgate Blocked Extra Points, Season 1st Josh Eden (6) - 2010 Blocked Extra Points, Career 1st Josh Eden (8) - 2006-07, 2010-11 Blocked Field Goals, Career t-12th Josh Eden (3) - 2006-07, 2010-11 Combined Blocked Kicks, Game t-1st Josh Eden (3) 11/13/2010 vs. Colgate Combined Blocked Kicks, Season 1st Josh Eden (8) - 2010

Season, Freshman 9 Simeon Page, 2017

Combined Blocked Kicks, Career t-6th Josh Eden (11) - 2006-07, 2010-11

Career 25.5 22.5 22

Turnover Margin 3rd 2011 Team (2.45)

Dave Hibbard, 1978-80 Ed Burman, 1993-95 Joe Massey, 1999-2002 Pete Mauritz, 1978-80

Longest Uninterrupted Series t-11th Bucknell-Lafayette (73, from 1945)

JOSH EDEN owns a number of Bucknell blocked kick records. He also stands in sole possession of first place in the NCAA FCS annals in season blocked extra points, career blocked extra points and season combined blocked kicks.

Note: NCAA records are through the 2017 campaign. For updated records when they become available, visit http://www.ncaa.org/ championships/statistics/football-records-books-2004.

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ALEX PECHIN

Junior Simeon Page made a big impact as a freshman. Playing as a hybrid linebacker/defensive end, he recorded nine sacks, a Bucknell rookie record and tied for seventh in school history. In the 2017 finale, he terrorized Fordham quarterback Austin King, recording four sacks. That total matched the Bison single-game record, which was last achieved in 1998. For his efforts, Page was recognized by STATS as the National Freshman Player of the Week. He went on to earn a spot on the All-Patriot League Second Team.

CHAD FRESHNOCK

SIMEON PAGE

Against Lehigh on Homecoming in 2017, Chad Freshnock broke free for an 85-yard touchdown rush, the fifth-longest in school history. He became only the third Bison to run for at least an 80-yard score since 1980, joining Rich Lemon (83 yards against Cornell in 1994) and A.J. Kizekai (80 yards against Holy Cross in 2007). Freshnock enters his senior campaign with two 100-yard rushing games to his name: against VMI in 2016 (161) and against Lehigh (174).

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Fifth-year Alex Pechin is among the nation’s elite punters. As a senior, he was recognized on six All-America Teams and made his third career All-Patriot League First Team. Pechin enters his final campaign in Lewisburg with the school record in career punting average (43.7) as well as the program’s top-three single-season punting averages of 45.1 (2017), 44.5 (2018) and 42.1 (2015). In addition, he is the school record holder in career (231) and single-season punts (81) and booted Bucknell’s third- (71) and fifth- (70) longest punts in 2018.

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TEAM RECORDS RUSHING

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Attempts, Game 84 Albright, 9/22/1956 79 Lafayette, 10/27/1951 Lafayette, 9/27/1952 78 Buffalo, 10/18/1952 76 Davidson, 9/29/1979 75 Towson, 11/21/1998 Attempts, Season 622 2003 578 2004 577 2005 563 1951 539 2006 535 1971

2587 2006 2371 1952 2277 2005 Avg. Yards Per Game, Season 323.2 1951

PASSING Attempts, Game 68 Fordham, 10/27/2001 62 Colgate, 10/18/1986 57 Colgate, 11/7/1970 52 Lafayette, 10/25/1986 51 Kent State, 9/8/2001

28 27

Lafayette, 10/25/1986 Towson State, 9/19/1992 Georgetown, 10/24/2015 Lehigh, 11/5/1988 Fordham, 11/19/1994

Completions, Season 210 2001 209 1986 205 2015 201 2018 196 2017 193 1988 192 1995 187 1992 Passing Yards, Game 412 Lafayette, 10/25/1986 383 Fordham, 11/19/1994 376 Fordham, 9/16/1989 354 Towson State, 10/7/1989 353 Towson State, 9/19/1992

Net Yards, Game 511 Lafayette, 9/27/1952 486 Muhlenberg, 9/29/1951 481 Towson, 11/21/1998 471 Washington & Jefferson, 10/22/1949 456 Lehigh, 10/9/1954 446 Davidson, 9/29/1979

Attempts, Season 391 2001 378 2018 367 1986 366 2015 352 1988 347 1995 346 2017 339 2016

Net Yards, Season 2909 1951 2908 2003 2770 2004

Completions, Game 36 Colgate, 10/18/1986 Fordham, 10/27/2001 29 Boston University, 11/12/1983

Passing Yards, Season 2579 2014 2477 2015 2465 1986 2453 1989 2339 2001 2260 1988

TOUCHDOWN PLAYS OF AT LEAST 70 YARDS Yards 100 99 99 97 97 95 94 94 93 92 91 91 91 90 90 90 90 89 89 89 86 86 86 85 85 85 84 84 84 82 83 83 83 83 82 82 81 80

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 Colin Jonov, interception return at Lafayette, 2017 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 Tyler Smith, kickoff return vs. Duquesne, 2010 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 Joey DeFloria, kickoff return at VMI, 2015 Chad Freshnock, run from scrimmage vs. Lehigh, 2017 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, interception return vs. Lafayette, 2000 A.J. Kizekai, pass from Trigg vs. Fordham, 2007 Don Lenhard, pass from Bob Marks vs. Temple, 1966 Bill McKay, interception return vs. Lafayette, 1945

80 80 80 80 80 79 79 79 79 78 78 78 77 77 77 77 76 75 74 74 74 74 74 73 73 73 73 73 72 72 72 71 71 71 71 70 70 70 70

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 from scrimmage vs. Holy Cross, 2007 Ed Burman, interception return vs. Fordham, 1995 Jabu Powell, run from scrimmage vs. Cornell, 2000 A.J. Kizekai, pass from Marcello Trigg vs. Holy Cross, 2008 Frank DeNick, pass from Brandon Wesley vs. Lafayette, 2010 Bruce Smith, run from scrimmage vs. Lafayette, 1965 Craig Stinson, pass from Al Locey vs. Columbia, 1982 Will Carter, pass from Trey Lauletta, vs. Lehigh, 2014 Bruce Smith, run from scrimmage vs. Temple, 1966 Tom Havern, interception return vs. Rhode Island, 1966 Paul Santâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ambrogio, pass from Glyn Lipp vs. Rutgers, 1978 Will Carter, pass from Trey Lauletta, vs. Lehigh, 2014 Tyler Smith, run from scrimmage vs. Fordham, 2012 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 Jared Cooper, pass from Logan Bitikofer at Monmouth, 2018 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 Jack Brothers, pass from Dennis Cox vs. Lafayette, 1957 Paul Terhes, run from scrimmage vs. Gettysburg, 1959 Brad Bernardini, punt return vs. Colgate, 1993 Jack Horan, pass from R.J. Nitti at Marist, 2016 Brad Myers, run from scrimmage vs. Temple, 1950 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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DON McDOWELL quarterbacked the Bison to 593 yards of total offense against Towson on November 21, 1998. It was Bucknell’s highest offensive output since 1990 and currently ranks second in the program’s history behind a 1951 showing.

Average Yards Per Game, Season 246.5 1986

TOTAL OFFENSE Total Yards, Game 698 Buffalo, 10/20/1951 593 Towson, 11/21/1998 582 Muhlenberg, 10/4/1952 569 Lafayette, 9/27/1952 568 Towson State, 10/6/1990 562 Lafayette, 10/27/1951 559 Delaware, 11/17/1951 552 Colgate, 11/11/1989 Total Yards, Season 4453 2003 4170 1951 4091 2014 4023 1990 3994 1989 Plays, Season 828 1970 Average Yards Per Game, Season 463.3 1951

SCORING Touchdowns, Game 12 CCNY, 11/11/1944 Touchdowns, Season 50 1951 Points, Quarter 39 CCNY, 11/11/1944 Points, Half 49 Washington & Jefferson, 10/22/1949 Columbia, 10/24/1987 Points, Game 78 Dickinson, 11/28/1929 CCNY, 11/11/1944 72 Ohio Wes., 10/10/1964 62 Susquehanna, 11/19/1921 Washington & Jefferson, 10/22/1949 62 Buffalo, 10/20/1951 Columbia, 10/24/1987 Points, Season 339 1951 337 1990 320 1999 296 2004 293 2014 284 2003 282 1997 278 1998

272 1994 Opponent Points, Game 82 Temple, 10/8/1966 78 Georgetown, 11/25/1916 74 Lehigh, 10/11/1888 70 Navy, 11/18/1913 64 Temple, 10/12/1945 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, 9/18/1971 UNH 42, 10/8/1983 Penn 38, 9/24/1988 Lafayette 52, 10/8/1988 Princeton 41, 10/15/1988 Consecutive Games Scoring 77 2006-2013 63 1996-2002 Consecutive Games Scoring 20 or More Points 8 1996-97

MISCELLANEOUS Most Wins 10 1997 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), 11/28/1929 vs. CCNY (78-0), 11/11/1944 Margin of Defeat 78 vs. Georgetown (0-78), 11/25/1916 Consecutive Shutouts 4 1914, 1918, 1925, 1931 Consecutive Shutout Quarters 22 1931 First Downs, Game 33 Towson State, 10/6/1990 First Downs, Season 238 1990 Fewest First Downs Allowed, Game 1 Ursinus, 1920 Gettysburg, 9/23/1961 Penalties, Game 14 6 times, most recent: Georgetown, 10/20/2001 Interceptions, Game 7 Lafayette, 10/27/1951 Temple, 11/3/1951 Interceptions, Season 31 1944 30 1951 Fumbles, Game 11 (Lost 8), Lehigh, 10/25/1980 Turnovers, Both Teams 15 Bucknell 8, Hofstra 7, 9/8/1990

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Touchdown Passes, Season 23 1990 21 2014 20 2008 19 1989 18 1994

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RECEIVING/PASSING MILESTONES 100-YARD RECEIVING CLUB

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Name.......................................................100-Yard Games Tom Mitchell.....................................................................11 Will Carter..........................................................................8 Mike Guerrini.....................................................................8 Dave Kucera......................................................................7 Albert Marquardt................................................................6 Shaun Pasternak...............................................................6 Lester Erb..........................................................................5 David Berardinelli..............................................................4 Mike Morrow......................................................................4 Ron Rockett.......................................................................4 Joe Gallagher....................................................................3 Ron Kinsey........................................................................3 Victor Walker.....................................................................3 Frank DeNick.....................................................................2 Paul Gilewicz.....................................................................2 Jim Horan..........................................................................2 Bobby Kaslander...............................................................2 Ardie Kissinger..................................................................2 Rich Lemon.......................................................................2 Scott Lillis..........................................................................2 Carl Probst.........................................................................2 John Sakowski...................................................................2 William Stein......................................................................2 Charles Bair.......................................................................1 Justin Bethea...................................................................1 Brad Bernardini..................................................................1 Josh Brake.........................................................................1 Larry Brunt.........................................................................1 Craig Cavlovic...................................................................1 Damon Garner...................................................................1 Jerome Griffin....................................................................1 Kyle Harris.........................................................................1 Jake Hartman....................................................................1 Ed Hughes.........................................................................1 Ken Jenkins.......................................................................1 A.J. Kizekai........................................................................1 Don Lenhard......................................................................1 Marty McKibbin..................................................................1 Steve Noteboom................................................................1 Mike Pensabene................................................................1 Irv Renneisen....................................................................1 Dan Scocca.......................................................................1 Richard Tyrrell...................................................................1 Daniel Zvara......................................................................1

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES Yds. Name 264 Tom Mitchell 246 Will Carter 202 Lester Erb 201 Carl Probst 194 Lester Erb 184 David Berardinelli 170 David Berardinelli 166 Shaun Pasternak 162 Tom Mitchell 156 Shaun Pasternak 151 Dave Kucera 150 Mike Guerrini 150 Shaun Pasternak 149 David Berardinelli 149 Ron Rockett 148 Tom Mitchell 147 Ron Kinsey 147 David Berardinelli 145 Don Lenhard

Opponent Temple Lehigh Fordham The Citadel Lafayette Towson State Lafayette Duquesne Temple Fordham Northeastern Harvard Colgate Lehigh Colgate Lehigh Harvard Holy Cross Maine

Year 1965 2014 1989 1971 1989 1992 1991 2008 1964 2008 1986 1987 2008 1991 1998 1965 1964 1992 1966

141 140 140 139 139 137 137 136 136 135 134 134 134 134 132 130 130 130 129 129 129 127 126 126 126 126 125 125 125 122 120 120 120 119 119 119 117 117 117 117 117 116 115 114 114 113 113 112 112 111 111 110 110 109 109 108 108 108 108 108 107 107 107 107 106 106 106 106 105 105 105

Tom Mitchell Dan Scocca A.J. Kizekai Tom Mitchell Ed Hughes Jerome Griffin Dave Kucera Joe Gallagher Scott Lillis Albert Marquardt Tom Mitchell Dave Kucera Mike Morrow Jake Hartman Mike Pensabene John Sakowski Albert Marquardt Will Carter Dave Kucera Jim Horan Josh Brake Shaun Pasternak Joe Gallagher Joe Gallagher Dave Kucera Dave Kucera Tom Mitchell Paul Gilewicz John Sakowski Will Carter Irv Renneisen Will Carter Will Carter Ron Rockett Jim Horan Bobby Kaslander Mike Morrow Lester Erb Albert Marquardt Albert Marquardt Shaun Pasternak Richard Tyrrell Larry Brunt Damon Garner Frank DeNick Ron Kinsey Lester Erb Rich Lemon Kyle Harris Albert Marquardt Justin Bethea William Stein Will Carter Brad Bernardini Ardie Kissinger Ken Jenkins Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Victor Walker Steve Noteboom Ardie Kissinger Daniel Zvara Will Carter Marty McKibbin Tom Mitchell Paul Gilewicz Rich Lemon Dave Kucera Frank DeNick Victor Walker

Dartmouth Towson State Lafayette Lafayette Lehigh Colgate Davidson Lafayette Colgate Cornell Harvard New Hampshire Davidson Lafayette Maine Lehigh Holy Cross Lehigh

1963 1989 2009 1964 1982 1970 1986 1951 1987 2002 1964 1986 1986 2014 1974 1995 2003 2013 Merchant Marine Academy 1983 Lehigh 2001 Holy Cross 2013 Lehigh 2009 Kent State 1951 Buffalo 1951 Lehigh 1986 Delaware 1986 Lafayette 1963 Colgate 1968 Army 1995 Cornell 2016 Colgate 1974 Fordham 2014 Lehigh 2016 Holy Cross 1998 Holy Cross 2001 Colgate 2013 Lafayette 1986 Dartmouth 1989 Georgetown 2002 Columbia 2003 Cornell 2008 Delaware 1961 Lafayette 1976 Lehigh 1993 Georgetown 2011 Temple 1964 Columbia 1990 Holy Cross 1994 Duquesne 2000 Columbia 2001 Lafayette 2018 Colgate 1973 Holy Cross 2015 Fordham 1993 Holy Cross 1996 West Chester 1980 Lafayette 1987 Holy Cross 1988 Army 1988 Cornell 2011 Lafayette 1995 Penn 1998 Lehigh 2005 VMI 2016 Buffalo 1951 Davidson 1965 Lehigh 1970 Fordham 1994 Delaware 1983 Lafayette 2010 Dartmouth 2010

BOB GIBBON 104 104 104 104 104 103 103 103 103 103 102 102 102 102 101 101 101 101 101 101 100 100 100

Tom Mitchell Mike Morrow Scott Lillis Ron Rockett Will Carter Tom Mitchell William Stein Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Lester Erb Mike Morrow Ron Rockett Albert Marquardt Victor Walker Tom Mitchell Ron Kinsey Charles Bair Craig Cavlovic Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Carl Probst Shaun Pasternak Bobby Kaslander

Lafayette Colgate Lehigh Colgate Lafayette Ohio Wesleyan Davidson Lehigh Holy Cross Colgate Lehigh Lafayette Georgetown Lafayette Kings Point Hofstra Penn Cornell Cornell Princeton Delaware Marist Georgetown

1965 1986 1987 1997 2014 1964 1971 1987 1987 1989 1986 1998 2001 2010 1964 1965 1967 1987 1987 1988 1971 2008 2015

300-YARD PASSING CLUB Name.......................................................300-Yard Games Jim Given...........................................................................3 Scott Auchenbach..............................................................2 Travis Kopp.......................................................................2 Bob Gibbon........................................................................1 Rob Glus............................................................................1 Trey Lauletta......................................................................1 R.J. Nitti.............................................................................1

300-YARD PASSING CLUB Yds. Name 383 Rob Glus 358 Scott Auchenbach 353 Travis Kopp 350 Jim Given 342 Scott Auchenbach 338 R.J. Nitti 335 Jim Given 323 Bob Gibbon 313 Trey Lauletta 304 Travis Kopp 303 Jim Given

Opponent Fordham Towson Towson Colgate Fordham Georgetown Lafayette Columbia Lehigh Lafayette IUP

Year 1994 1989 1992 1986 1989 2015 1986 1983 2014 1991 1986

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2015 2,447 passing yards Date Opponent Comp.-Att. Yards S5 Marist 15-32-1 188 S12 Duquesne 15-31-3 190 S19 at Cornell 20-33-1 174 O3 at VMI 17-34-0 188 O10 Lehigh 15-27-0 178 O17 at Army West Point 17-33-1 186 O24 Georgetown 28-49-1 338 O31 at Lafayette 15-26-0 241 N7 at Fordham 19-31-0 222 N14 Holy Cross 23-39-1 277 N21 at Colgate 21-30-2 295 Totals (11 games) 205-365-10 2477

TD 0 0 2 1 1 2 0 4 1 1 1 13

SCOTT AUCHENBACH 1989 2,385 passing yards Date Opponent Comp.-Att. Yards S16 at Fordham 16-22-1 342 S23 Cornell 17-38-1 181 S30 Dartmouth 20-27-1 259 O7 at Towson State 23-42-2 358 O14 Lehigh 12-23-0 148 O21 at Penn 11-29-1 131 O28 at Columbia 19-30-0 252 N4 Lafayette 17-27-1 299 N11 at Colgate 22-26-0 236 N18 Holy Cross 13-26-0 179 Totals (10 games) 170-290-7 2385

TD 3 1 3 3 1 1 1 3 3 0 19

TODD WENRICH 2001 2,327 passing yards Date Opponent Comp.-Att. Yards S8 at Kent State 25-51-2 179 S22 at Columbia 22-41-2 286 S29 St. Mary’s (Calif.) 13-30-1 198 O6 Towson 19-33-1 280 O13 at Lafayette 16-26-0 152 O20 Georgetown 19-29-2 264 O27 at Fordham 36-67-3 280 N3 Holy Cross 23-37-2 234 N10 Lehigh 21-38-1 228 N17 at Colgate 15-32-1 226 Totals (10 games) 209-384-13 2327

TD 1 1 1 2 1 2 0 2 2 0 12

JIM FOX 1995 2,119 passing yards Date Opponent Comp.-Att. Yards S9 Southern Conn. 11-22-2 137 S16 at Fordham 22-34-0 249 S23 at Princeton 24-36-3 238

TD 2 1 0

S30 at Penn O7 Lehigh O14 at Cornell O21 at Towson O28 Lafayette N4 Holy Cross N11 at Colgate N18 at Army Totals (11 games)

17-35-1 195 24-35-1 291 13-25-2 97 14-26-0 121 12-25-1 226 25-41-0 235 12-29-0 167 18-36-0 243 192-344-10 2199

1 2 1 0 2 0 0 1 10

JIM GIVEN 1986 2,167 passing yards Date Opponent S13 Indiana (Pa.) S20 William & Mary S27 at Penn O4 Towson State O11 at Davidson O18 Colgate O25 Lafayette N1 at Cornell N8 at Holy Cross N15 at Lehigh Totals (9 games)

Comp.-Att. Yards 22-30-0 303 21-31-0 292 11-13-0 114 0-0-0 0 15-21-0 238 36-62-3 350 25-47-5 335 21-42-3 238 16-31-2 132 15-29-0 165 182-306-13 2167

TD 3 2 0 0 2 4 3 0 1 0 15

SCOTT AUCHENBACH 1988 2,132 passing yards Date Opponent S10 Villanova S17 Colgate S24 at Penn O1 at Army O8 Lafayette O15 Princeton O22 at Columbia O29 Davidson N5 at Lehigh N12 at Holy Cross Totals (10 games)

Comp.-Att. Yards 23-44-3 241 14-32-1 180 17-30-1 174 17-30-2 227 20-29-1 271 16-33-0 227 16-28-0 176 17-36-1 166 27-38-3 258 18-38-4 212 185-338-16 2132

TD 0 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 3 1 17

BOB GIBBON 1984 2,060 passing yards Date Opponent Comp.-Att. Yards S8 Indiana (Pa.) 22-37-0 286 S15 Carnegie-Mellon 13-22-1 242 S22 at Northeastern 21-31-1 243 S29 at Princeton 18-32-3 165 O6 Cornell 9-16-1 108 O13 at New Hampshire 19-30-1 220 O20 at Davidson 22-32-1 277 N3 Lafayette 11-26-2 80 N10 at Lehigh 22-37-1 216 N17 at Delaware 23-47-1 223 Totals (10 games) 180-310-12 2060

TD 2 2 4 2 0 1 2 0 2 1 16

TODD HATAJIK 1990 2,026 passing yards Date Opponent Comp.-Att. Yards S8 Hofstra 10-21-4 135 S15 at Lafayette 14-22-1 171 S22 Columbia 18-21-0 224 S29 at Cornell 14-18-0 175 O6 Towson State 14-21-1 254 O13 Princeton 15-28-2 230 O20 at William & Mary 14-29-2 183 O27 Colgate 12-21-2 128 N3 at Holy Cross 12-21-0 148 N10 at Lehigh 13-30-1 150 N17 Fordham 14-22-1 228 Totals (11 games) 150-254-14 2026

TD 2 3 4 1 2 1 1 2 2 0 3 21

SHAUN PASTERNAK 2008 1,083 receiving yards Date Opponent Rec. Yards TD S6 Duquesne 7 166 1 S13 at Robert Morris 3 60 0 S20 Cornell 11 117 2 O4 at Marist 6 100 1 O11 Hofstra 3 46 0 O18 at Georgetown 6 81 2 O25 Colgate 8 150 1 N1 at Holy Cross 3 28 1 N8 Lafayette 7 82 2 N15 at Lehigh 9 97 1 N22 Fordham 9 156 1 Totals (11 games) 72 1083 12

DAVE KUCERA 1984 1,029 receiving yards Date Opponent Rec. Yards TD S8 Indiana (Pa.) 8 91 0 S15 Carnegie-Mellon 2 76 1 S22 at Northeastern 12 151 1 S29 at Princeton 7 78 2 O6 Cornell 4 55 0 O13 at New Hampshire 9 134 1 O20 at Davidson 7 137 0 N3 Lafayette 5 55 0 N10 at Lehigh 10 126 0 N17 at Delaware 9 126 1 Totals (10 games) 73 1029 6

BUCKNELL’S ALL-TIME 2,000-YARD PASSERS AND 1,000-YARD RECEIVERS

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R.J. NITTI

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RUSHING MILESTONES 100-YARD RUSHING CLUB

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Name.......................................................100-Yard Games Rich Lemon.....................................................................28 Brad Myers......................................................................13 Jabu Powell.....................................................................12 C.J. Williams....................................................................12 Ken Jenkins.....................................................................11 Daris Wilson....................................................................10 Burt Talmage.....................................................................8 Brian Henesey...................................................................7 Joey DeFloria....................................................................6 Mitch Farbstein..................................................................6 Sam Havrilak.....................................................................6 Blamah Sarnor...................................................................6 Bob Langan.......................................................................5 Matt Walsh.........................................................................5 Chris Peer..........................................................................5 Hassen Abdellah................................................................4 Matt DelMauro...................................................................4 C.J. Hopson.......................................................................4 Jim Ostendarp...................................................................4 Tyler Smith.........................................................................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 Jeremiah Young.................................................................3 Ed Adams..........................................................................2 Bob Albert..........................................................................2 Earl Beecham....................................................................2 Jess Brinson......................................................................2 Paul D’Aloia.......................................................................2 Bob Fitzsimmons...............................................................2 Chad Freshnock..............................................................2 Bob Laughton....................................................................2 Frank Lazio........................................................................2 Jason Marrow....................................................................2 Jacques Peay....................................................................2 Dan Scocca.......................................................................2 Frank Arentowicz...............................................................1 Charles Bair.......................................................................1

C.J. WILLIAMS

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

100-YARD RUSHING GAMES Yds. Name 282 Jabu Powell 268 Dante Ross 252 Daris Wilson 236 Chris Peer 236 Daris Wilson 229 Rich Lemon 222 Joel Boyd 215 Jabu Powell 212 Tyler Smith 211 Jim Ostendarp 210 Rich Lemon 208 Burt Talmage 207 Rich Lemon 206 Mitch Farbstein 204 Tyler Smith 199 Daris Wilson 197 Brad Myers 197 Ken Jenkins 196 Rich Lemon 193 Sam Havrilak 192 Mitch Farbstein 192 Ken Jenkins 191 Ken Jenkins 189 Dave Vassar 189 C.J. Hopson 188 Brad Myers 188 Bob Langan 188 Rich Lemon 188 Rich Lemon 188 C.J. Williams 187 Rich Lemon 185 Burt Talmage 181 Burt Talmage 180 Marshall Hall 180 Josh DeStefano 179 Tyler Smith

Opponent Cornell Marist Holy Cross Holy Cross Colgate Fordham Gettysburg Duquesne Lafayette NYU Bloomsburg Muhlenberg Colgate Gettysburg Fordham Fordham Muhlenberg Lafayette Holy Cross Colgate Colgate Brown Boston U. Lehigh Holy Cross Temple Lafayette Fordham Holy Cross Cornell Harvard Delaware Muhlenberg Boston U. Fordham Fordham

Year 2000 2005 2004 1997 2004 1996 1977 2000 2011 1949 1993 1952 1995 1971 2011 2003 1951 1980 1995 1968 1972 1980 1980 1967 2009 1952 1973 1993 1994 2014 1994 1951 1951 1982 2006 2012

178 174 173 173 172 171 171 168 167 164 164 163 161 161 160 158 158 158 158 158 158 157 156 156 155 155 154 154 154 153 153 153 152 152 152 152 150 150 150 149 149 148 148 147 147 146 146 145 145 145 144 144 143 143 143 142 142 140 140 140 139 139 139 138 138 138 136 136 136 135 135

Rich Lemon Chad Freshnock Rich Lemon Chris Peer Gene Hubka Rich Lemon Chris Peer Matt DelMauro Bob Langan Jess Brinson C.J. Williams Rich Lemon C.J. Williams Chad Freshnock 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 C.J. Williams Joey DeFloria Brad Myers Bob Coons Frank Arentowicz Burt Talmage Matt Walsh Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Dick McCartney Sam Havrilak Joey DeFloria Rich Lemon Joey DeFloria Blamah Sarnor C.J. Williams Brad Myers Blamah Sarnor Gene Hubka Ken Jenkins Burt Talmage Rich Lemon Joey DeFloria Sam Havrilak Mitch Farbstein Burt Talmage Bruce Smith Daris Wilson Brad Myers Rich Lemon Mitch Farbstein Bob Langan Kadero Watson Jim Ostendarp Daris Wilson Matt DelMauro Don Rodgers Rich Lemon Dan Palko Rich Lemon C.J. Hopson C.J. Williams Harry Bonk Brad Myers

Fordham Lehigh Yale St. Mary’s Muhlenberg So. Connecticut Duquesne Fordham Columbia Georgetown VMI Lehigh Marist VMI Colgate Ursinus Vermont Cornell Cornell Duquesne Fordham Temple Georgetown Slippery Rock Lafayette Rutgers Lafayette Lehigh Cornell Gettysburg Delaware Lehigh Lafayette Lafayette Colgate Towson Lehigh Maine Georgetown Holy Cross Holy Cross Lehigh Cornell Colgate Duquesne NYU West Chester Lehigh Fordham Marist Delaware Lafayette Buffalo Lafayette Duquesne Temple Lehigh Gettysburg Boston U. Holy Cross Muhlenberg Cornell Holy Cross Temple Brown Lafayette So. Conn. Duquesne Georgetown Villanova Lafayette

1995 2017 1996 1997 1944 1994 1997 2015 1974 2001 2014 1993 2014 2016 1989 1937 1973 1980 1985 1999 1999 1968 2000 1980 1970 1971 1952 2013 2016 1952 1965 1966 1951 1992 1993 1994 1954 1968 2016 1996 2016 2003 2013 1951 2003 1944 1980 1951 1994 2016 1967 1971 1951 1965 2004 1950 1995 1972 1973 2005 1949 2004 2014 1963 1993 1998 1995 2009 2014 1944 1952

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Hassen Abdellah C.J. Hopson Rich Lemon C.J. Williams Brad Myers Don Koppes Bruce Smith Jeremiah Young C.J. Williams Gene Hubka Don Koppes Joey DeFloria 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 C.J. Williams Joey DeFloria 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 C.J. Williams Elting Johnson Bob Albert Jabu Powell Jabu Powell Frank Lazio Tyler Smith Matt Hart Mitch Farbstein Daris Wilson Brad Myers

Davidson Colgate Towson Cornell Lafayette Gettysburg Pennsylvania Colgate Marist Lafayette Albright Lafayette 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 Bryant Lehigh Gettysburg Lafayette Lafayette Boston U. Dartmouth Princeton Towson Muhlenberg Gettysburg Lehigh NYU Buffalo Lehigh Delaware Towson Colgate Muhlenberg Gettysburg Kent State Towson Delaware State Georgetown Lafayette UMass Penn Buffalo

1979 2009 1993 2015 1951 1956 1966 2012 2015 1946 1956 2016 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 2014 2016 1949 1989 1966 1967 1991 1994 1998 1954 1973 1992 1944 1952 1954 1964 1990 2013 1943 1950 2001 2001 2003 2011 1963 1972 2003 1951

TYLER SMITH was the most recent Bison to rush for at least 200 yards in a single game. In 2011 against Lafayette, he totaled 212, which stands as the ninth-best mark in school history. He had three other 100-yard games during his Bucknell career. 112 111 111 111 111 111 111 110 110 110 110 110 109 108 108 108 108 108 108 108 108 108 108 107 107 107 107 107 107 106 106 106 106 106 106 105 105 105 105 105 104 104 104 104 103 103 103 103 103

Ed Adams Lafayette Paul D’Aloia Colgate Marshall Hall Boston U. Rich Lemon Lehigh Rich Lemon Lafayette Rich Lemon Lafayette Dante Ross Fordham Elting Johnson Muhlenberg Bob Fitzsimmons Albright Rich Lemon Cornell Jabu Powell Columbia Kevin Mullen Georgetown Bob Coons Lehigh Pat Malone Gettysburg Bob Laughton Gettysburg Larry D’Amico Northeastern Ken Jenkins Cornell Earl Beecham Columbia Steve Weiss Lehigh Rich Lemon Cornell Jason Marrow Towson Jason Marrow Holy Cross Terrance Wilson Marist Lou Tomasetti Ursinus Ken Twiford Gettysburg Daris Wilson Delaware State Blamah Sarnor Towson Raphael Darrington Cornell Matt DelMauro Lafayette Ken Jenkins Gettysburg Marshall Hall Columbia Matt Walsh Brown Daris Wilson Cornell Daris Wilson Fordham Frank Lazio Lafayette Jacques Peay Cornell Craig Svendsen Brown Kenny Davis Holy Cross Jeremiah Young Duquesne Matt DelMauro Army West Point Bob Langan Davidson Rich Lemon Towson Jabu Powell Lafayette C.J. Williams Holy Cross Lou Tomasetti Villanova Jim Ostendarp Buffalo Brad Myers Delaware Bob Dee Buffalo Brian Henesey Lafayette

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 2015 1979 1982 1992 2003 2004 2004 1981 1993 2005 2011 2015 1972 1996 1999 2013 1936 1949 1951 1952 1990

103 103 102 102 102 102 102 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

Rich Lemon C.J. Williams 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 C.J. Hopson Arda Bowser Brad Myers Brad Myers Hassen Abdellah Chris Peer Dan Palko Blamah Sarnor Josh DeStefano Jeremiah Young

Hofstra Georgetown Temple Muhlenberg Colgate Penn Holy Cross Temple Hofstra Gettysburg Maine Davidson Connecticut Davidson Fordham Marist Marist Georgetown Ursinus Gettysburg Lehigh Boston U. Lehigh St. Mary’s Cornell Fordham Lehigh

BRIAN HENESEY

1994 2015 1950 1954 1994 1999 2003 1949 1965 1967 1968 1979 1981 1987 1991 2006 2007 2009 1920 1951 1952 1979 1997 1998 2002 2004 2012

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RICH LEMON 1994 1,496 yards Date Opponent 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

TD 1 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 10

RICH LEMON 1995 1,297 yards Date Opponent 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 (11 games)

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

KEN JENKINS 1980 1,270 yards Date Opponent 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)

Att. Yards 17 60 17 156 27 192 12 36 24 197 23 146 21 55 25 158 21 79 26 191 213 1270

TD 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 3 1 2 10

RICH LEMON 1993 1,151 yards Date Opponent Att. Yards TD S4 Bloomsburg 32 210 1 S11 at Lafayette 8 27 0

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)

10 13 0 10 33 0 6 6 0 16 138 1 19 88 0 28 188 3 28 163 0 23 133 2 32 152 0 212 1151 7

DARIS WILSON 2004 1,149 yards Date Opponent S2 at Villanova 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)

Att. Yards 24 32 23 139 20 123 25 68 30 27 10 12 19 11 31 252 22 106 18 236 32 143 254 1149

TD 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 5 2 5 2 17

CHRIS PEER 1997 1,111 yards Date Opponent Att. Yards TD S6 Duquesne 27 171 0 S20 at Lafayette 11 18 1 S27 Penn 0 0 0 O4 at Harvard 19 75 1 O11 at Yale 14 56 1 O18 at Fordham 22 87 3 O25 Holy Cross 36 236 2 N1 Lehigh 30 100 0 N8 at St. Mary’s (Calif.) 29 173 2 N15 at Towson State 36 119 1 N22 at Colgate 11 76 0 Totals (11 games) 235 1111 11

JABU POWELL 2000 1,102 yards Date Opponent Att. Yards TD S2 at Richmond 7 8 0 S16 Cornell 30 282 3 S23 Columbia 29 119 1 S30 Duquesne 40 215 4 O7 at Georgetown 38 156 2 O14 Lafayette 23 94 2 O21 at Lehigh DNP O28 Fordham DNP N4 at Holy Cross 34 74 0 N11 at Towson 28 86 0 N18 Colgate 19 68 2 Totals (9 games) 248 1102 14

JOEY DeFLORIA 2016 1,070 yards Date Opponent S3 at Marist S10 at Duquesne S17 Cornell S24 VMI O8 at Holy Cross O15 Colgate O22 Lafayette O29 at Charleston So. N5 at Lehigh N12 at Georgetown Totals (10 games)

Att. 27 24 27 11 28 11 27 16 28 31 230

Yards 145 98 154 39 149 38 130 48 119 150 1070

TD 2 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 10

Att. Yards 10 100 22 197 19 120 17 62 15 112 19 131 29 97 20 147 20 103 171 1069

TD 2 4 1 0 2 1 3 1 0 14

BRAD MYERS 1951 1,069 yards Date Opponent 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)

BURT TALMAGE 1951 1,025 yards Date Opponent Att. Yards TD S22 vs. Gettysburg 8 42 1 S29 Muhlenberg 17 181 2 O6 at Lehigh 19 145 3 O13 at Kent State 19 65 1 O20 Buffalo 23 143 2 O27 at Lafayette 22 152 3 N3 Temple 10 96 0 N10 at Colgate 15 16 0 N17 Delaware 17 185 2 Totals (9 games) 150 1025 14

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BISON LEGENDS: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Touchdown Twinsâ&#x20AC;? Brad

Myers (L) and Burt Talmage (R) both eclipsed 1,000 rushing yards to lead Bucknell to a 9-0 record in 1951. Here, they celebrate with head coach Harry Lawrence after the 33-6 victory over Delaware that clinched the perfect season. To this day, they remain the only set of Bison teammates to rush for at least 1,000 yards in the same season.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS RUSHING

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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

Name No. Mickey Melberger 73 Ray Cosgrove 75 Charlie Thomas 39 Bob Laughton 117 Bob Laughton 89 Bob Coons 153 Bruce Smith 124 Sam Havrilak 143 Sam Havrilak 161 Dave Vassar 160 Rick Diez 156 Mitch Farbstein 201 Mitch Farbstein 129 Bob Langan 195 Bob Langan 147 Rick Wardrop 104 Vince Woody 65 Joel Boyd 150 Joel Boyd 148 Ken Jenkins 131 Ken Jenkins 213 Jacques Peay 110 Marshall Hall 154 Jacques Peay 106 Earl Beecham 47 Earl Beecham 99 Earl Beecham 145 Dan Scocca 84 Brian Henesey 89 Brian Henesey 177 Brian Henesey 19 Brian Henesey 182 Matt Walsh 228 Rich Lemon 212 Rich Lemon 282 Rich Lemon 293 Rich Lemon 207 Chris Peer 235 Dan Palko 141 Jabu Powell 129 Jabu Powell 248 Jabu Powell 157 Blamah Sarnor 150 Blamah Sarnor 206

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

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

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Daris Wilson Dante Ross Josh DeStefano A.J. Kizekai A.J. Kizekai C.J. Hopson Tyler Smith Tyler Smith Jeremiah Young C.J. Williams C.J. Williams Matt DelMauro Joey DeFloria Chad Freshnock Jared Cooper

254 208 118 70 104 135 110 175 121 212 170 136 230 137 161

1149 845 643 432 484 633 426 795 482 899 901 655 1070 525 525

4.5 4.1 5.4 6.2 4.7 4.7 3.9 4.5 4.0 4.2 5.3 4.8 4.7 3.8 3.3

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

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

Att. Cmp Yds. 155 87 981 86 39 594 211 119 1461 163 94 1050 156 98 1255 171 93 1303 81 41 475 193 85 835 199 96 1179 191 95 803 193 99 1009 198 98 995 94 46 621 118 54 520 120 69 911 186 101 1210 256 138 1451 114 58 690 151 67 1006 55 19 304 125 47 654 139 49 593 241 109 1595 294 185 1835 310 180 2060 215 118 1105 306 182 2167 211 117 1518

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

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

JOEY DeFLORIA became the eighth Bison in program history to rush for at least 1,000 yards during the 2016 campaign. His total of 1,070 yards, which was bolstered by six 100-yard performances, stands eighth in the Bucknell record book.

1988 S. Auchenbach 338 185 2132 .547 17 1989 S. Auchenbach 290 170 2385 .586 19 1990 Todd Hatajik 254 150 2026 .591 21 1991 Travis Kopp 131 59 834 .450 5 1992 Travis Kopp 140 92 1067 .657 11 1993 Rob Glus 185 96 1260 .519 5 1994 Rob Glus 228 131 1821 .575 15 1995 Jim Fox 344 192 2199 .558 10 1996 Jim Fox 307 157 1783 .511 13 1997 Don McDowell 164 92 1177 .561 8 1998 Don McDowell 245 126 1443 .514 8 1999 Don McDowell 249 133 1362 .534 10 2000 Lucas Phillips 305 164 1777 .538 8 2001 Todd Wenrich 384 209 2327 .544 12 2002 Todd Wenrich 167 95 1079 .569 8 2003 Daris Wilson 95 58 848 .611 2 2004 Daris Wilson 94 62 852 .660 6 2005 Dante Ross 109 52 718 .477 4 2006 Marcello Trigg 92 39 617 .424 4 2007 Marcello Trigg 133 64 1130 .481 8 2008 Marcello Trigg 155 104 1438 .671 13 2009 Marcello Trigg 167 85 905 .509 6 2010 Brandon Wesley 296 171 1699 .578 6 2011 Brandon Wesley 221 116 1446 .525 7 2012 Brandon Wesley 289 174 1781 .602 7 2013 Brandon Wesley 178 110 1351 .618 6 2014 R.J. Nitti 195 105 1553 .538 13 2015 R.J. Nitti 365 205 2477 .562 13 2016 Matt Muh 134 76 847 .567 4 2017 J. Chiarolanzio 200 109 1069 .545 5 2018 Logan Bitikofer 187 103 1050 .551 7

RECEIVING 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

Name No. Yds. TD Dick Tyrrell 28 310 Dick Tyrrell 13 237 Dick Tyrrell 29 370 Tom Mitchell 43 622 Tom Mitchell 71 886 Tom Mitchell 59 850 Don Lenhard 41 692 Bill Bair 23 190 Paul Gilewicz 33 435 Paul Gilewicz 23 196 Paul Gilewicz 40 369 Carl Probst 39 485 Carl Probst 23 391 Bill Stein 35 361 Irv Renneisen 36 443 Larry Brunt 25 344 Karl Meyer 41 480 Vince Woody 19 134 Brian Shaffer 20 269 Hassen Abdellah 11 129 Ken Jenkins 17 293 Craig Stinson 20 293 Steve Zenda 24 306 Dave Kucera 52 644 Dave Kucera 73 1029 Scott Aiello 38 397 Mike Morrow 42 715 Mike Guerrini 44 835 Mike Guerrini 46 773 Dan Scocca 45 622 Lester Erb 44 735 David Berardinelli 46 769 David Berardinelli 42 735

2 0 4 6 6 6 4 1 3 0 1 4 2 1 3 3 0 1 1 1 6 6 0 7 6 3 6 9 6 4 10 6 3

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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 Cale Cadman Frank DeNick Frank DeNick Victor Walker Josh Brake Will Carter Will Carter Will Carter Jack Horan Brandon Sanders

30 29 49 36 38 45 33 37 59 45 35 25 15 13 17 72 26 38 42 45 33 53 60 49 26 44

505 480 724 516 559 703 332 450 714 556 682 461 292 186 363 1083 258 423 554 494 445 959 655 734 377 516

0 3 3 2 6 5 4 3 3 4 4 3 2 0 4 12 0 1 3 0 3 9 5 3 2 0

1998 Jason Marrow 11 0 0 66 1999 Jason Marrow 17 0 0 102 2000 Jabu Powell 14 0 0 84 2001 Chris Lundberg 0 27 9 54 2002 Chris Lundberg 0 19 8 43 2003 Ryan Korn 0 24 14 66 2004 Daris Wilson 17 0 0 102 SCORING 2005 Dante Ross 9 0 0 54 2006 Will Carney 0 27 9 54 Year Name TD PAT FG Total 2007 Will Carney 0 30 7 51 1960 Mickey Melberger 6 0 0 36 2008 Shaun Pasternak 12 2 0 74 1961 Ash Ditka 3 0 0 18 2009 Drew Orth 0 17 5 32 1962 Dick Tyrrell 4 4 0 28 2010 Drew Orth 0 3 7 24 1963 Tom Mitchell 6 0 0 36 Tyler Smith 4 0 0 24 1964 Mike Seigfried 2 29 4 53 2011 Drew Orth 0 16 12 52 1965 Bob Coons 7 0 0 42 2012 Sean Cobelli 0 15 12 51 1966 Don Lenhard 5 2 0 32 2013 C.J. Williams 11 0 0 66 1967 Sam Havrilak 7 0 0 42 2014 Derek Maurer 0 30 11 63 1968 Sam Havrilak 9 3 0 60 2015 R.J. Nitti 6 2 0 38 1969 Dave Vassar 7 0 0 42 2016 Joey DeFloria 11 0 0 66 1970 Rick Diez 5 0 0 30 2017 John Burdick 0 14 14 56 1971 Mitch Farbstein 10 0 0 60 2018 Jared Cooper 4 0 0 26 1972 Don Rubright 7 0 0 42 1973 Bob Langan 7 0 0 42 TACKLES 1974 Mike Pensabene 5 1 0 32 1975 John Horning 0 14 2 20 Year Name Solo Ast. Total 1976 Kerry Snow 6 0 0 36 1990 Bill Higgins 58 38 96 1977 Glyn Lipp 8 0 0 48 1991 John Spatafore 62 49 111 1978 Hassen Abdellah 9 0 0 54 1992 Russ Strohecker 79 30 109 1979 Ken Jenkins 7 0 0 42 1992 Russ Strohecker 68 49 117 1980 Ken Jenkins 16 0 0 96 1994 Russ Strohecker 62 37 99 1981 Al Yuknus 0 9 12 45 1995 Rob Bird 70 74 144 1982 Marshall Hall 8 0 0 48 1996 Brandon Little 76 53 129 1983 Al Yuknus 0 21 9 48 78 55 133 1984 Al Yuknus 0 19 8 43 1997 Willie Hill 1998 Kevin Eiben 59 32 91 1985 Earl Beecham 8 0 0 48 1999 Shawn Redd 61 43 104 1986 Mike Morrow 6 0 0 36 2000 Vince Ficca 51 51 102 1987 Steve Barimo 0 25 10 55 2001 Stephane Pluviose 37 46 83 1988 Steve Barimo 0 25 6 43 2002 Stephane Pluviose 39 50 89 1989 Brian Henesey 10 0 0 60 2003 Kevin Ransome 63 53 116 1990 Todd Krutchkoff 0 37 10 67 2004 Virgil Rush 61 36 97 1991 David Berardinelli 6 0 0 36 2005 Ryan Slater 46 38 84 1992 Matt Walsh 8 0 0 48 1993 Brad Bernardini 8 0 0 48 2006 Dorian Petersen 62 40 102 1994 Rich Lemon 11 0 0 66 2007 Todd Manjuck 35 41 76 1995 Rich Lemon 9 0 0 54 2008 Greg Jones 40 49 89 1996 Rich Lemon 10 0 0 60 2009 Greg Jones 49 52 101 1997 Chris Peer 11 2 0 68 2010 Travis Nissley 40 23 63

R.J. NITTI set a school record with 2,447 passing yards in 2015. Against Georgetown, he exploded for 338 on 28-for-48 passing, a total good for sixth in the Bison annals. It was only the 11th 300-yard game in Bucknellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history. 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Sean Rafferty Evan Byers Evan Byers Evan Byers Mark Pyles Ben Richard Ben Richard Joe Lauro

44 46 61 78 53 55 38 54

RUSS STROHECKER

26 54 68 41 42 40 39 32

70 100 129 119 95 95 77 86

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NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS AP ALL-AMERICANS

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Little All-Americans (before 1980) 1934 George McGaughey, C, HM John Sitarsky, QB, HM 1938 Lou Tomasetti, HB, HM 1949 Jim Ostendarp, HB, HM 1951 George Young, DT, 1st team Bob Albert, FB, HM Joe Gallagher, E, HM 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 Division I-AA All-Americans (1981-2006) 1983 Brad Henneman, DT, 3rd team Bob Gibbon, QB, HM Dave Kucera, WR, 2nd team 1985 Earl Beecham, HB, HM Mark Wisniewski, DT, HM 1986 Jim Given, QB, HM 1988 Mike Guerrini, WR, HM Dan Meenan, OG, HM 1990 Jay Butler, OT, 2nd team 1995 Ed Burman, DE, 3rd team 1996 Brandon Little, LB, 2nd team 1997 Willie Hill, LB, 2nd team 2000 Kevin Eiben, FS, 2nd team 2002 Adam Lord, NG, 2nd team 2004 Sean Conover, DE, 2nd team Division I FCS All-Americans (2007-present) 2011 Bryce Robertson, DB, 2nd team 2014 Evan Byers, LB, 2nd team 2015 Clayton Ewell, S, 3rd team 2016 Julién Davenport, OL, 1st team 2017 Abdullah Anderson, DL, 2nd team 2018 Alex Pechin, P, 2nd team

JULIÉN DAVENPORT AFCA ALL-AMERICANS 1974 1980 1990 1996 1997 2000 2001 2002 2014 2016 2018

Larry Schoeneberger, LB Mike McDonald, OT Mike Augsberger, FS Brandon Little, LB Willie Hill, LB Kevin Eiben, FS Adam Lord, NG Adam Lord, NG Evan Byers, LB, 1st team Julién Davenport, OL, 1st team Alex Pechin, P, 2nd team

OTHER ALL-AMERICA TEAMS 1912 Al Jordan, E - Walter Camp, 3rd team 1920 Alvin “Doggie” Julian, E - Walter Camp, HM 1921 Arda Bowser, FB - Grantland Rice - New York Telegram - Colliers/Walter Camp Alvin “Doggie” Julian, E - Pop Warner - Colliers/Walter Camp, HM 1923 Max Reed, G - Syracuse Telegraph 1924 Tony Kostos, G, HM 1927 Walter Diehl, FB, HM 1931 Clarke Hinkle, FB - New York Sun - New York Post - International News Service Merle Stonebreaker - NY Post, HM 1933 Jack Dempsey, T - Liberty,1st team Nick Farina, C - United Press Intl., HM Owen James, G, HM 1934 Joe Reznichak, HB - NY Sun, HM Bud Wilkinson, E, - News Enterprise Assoc.

1943 Walter Szot, T, HM 1973 John Dailey, LB, - Universal Sports Small College, 2nd team 2000 Kevin Eiben - The Sports Network, 3rd team 2011 Bryce Robertson, DB - The Sports Network, 1st team - Walter Camp, 1st team - Phil Steele, 3rd team 2013 Tracey Smith, DL - The Sports Network, 3rd team 2014 Evan Byers, LB - The Sports Network Preseason, 3rd team - The Sports Network, 2nd team 2015 Julién Davenport, OL - STATS, 2nd team Clayton Ewell, S - STATS, 3rd team 2016 Julién Davenport, OL - STATS, 1st team - Walter Camp, 1st team 2017 Abdullah Anderson, DL - STATS, 3rd team - Phil Steele, 3rd team Alex Pechin - STATS, 3rd team 2018 Alex Pechin - STATS, 1st team - Phil Steele, 1st team - Athlon Sports

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS College Division (1970-76) 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

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University Division (1980-present) 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 2010 Travis Nissley, LB, 2nd team 2011 Tim Bolte, LB, 1st team 2015 Matt DelMauro, RB, 1st team Note: Since the inception of the CoSIDA Academic-All-America program, Bucknell ranks 13th in the Division I ranks in total number of Academic All-America honorees. To be eligible for this award, a player must be a starter or significant reserve and carry at least a 3.3 cumulative grade point average.

DISTRICT II TEAM SELECTIONS 1981 1982 1984 1985 1986 1987 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1997 2000

Gary Fritz, OL Dave Phillips, OT Dennis Pysh, DE Rob Masonis, FB Mike Morrow, P Jim Rielly, TE Doug Fastuca, LB Mike Morrow, WR Doug Fastuca, LB Mike Morrow, WR Brian Murphy, LB Ian DiBernardo, S Dave Pflug, OT David Berardinelli, WR David Berardinelli, WR Ian DiBernardo, S Jeff Hart, OT Tom Martin, TE David Berardinelli, WR Brad Bernardini, WR Rob Glus, QB Steve McHugh, FB Steve Pratico, DE David Evans, WR

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2010 2011 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Kyle Harris, WR Dave Gibson, TE Will Smith, S Billy Windle, P Justin Gibson, OT Shawn Tidwell, DT David Ulmer, LB Mike Cangelosi, WR Justin Gibson, OT Michael Boccella, OL Ryan Bower, K David Frisbey, DB Michael Boccella, OL David Frisbey, DB Ryan Walsh, DL Kevin Mullen, FB Sam Nana-Sinkam, LB Tim Bolte, LB Travis Nissley, LB Tim Bolte, LB Matt DelMauro, RB Derek Maurer, K Matt DelMauro, RB Jack Horan, WR Andrew Podbielski, TE Jack Horan, WR Mark Pyles, LB Rick Mottram, LB

MATT DelMAURO NCAA POSTGRAD SCHOLARSHIPS 1971 1974 1975 1976 1984

Ken Donahue, TE John Dailey, LB Steve Leskinen, DT Larry Brunt, SE Dave Kucera, WR

NFF SCHOLAR-ATHLETES 1992 2010

David Berardinelli, WR Travis Nissley, LB

NACDA DISNEY SCHOLAR-ATHLETES 1992

David Berardinelli, WR

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 honors in 1951 after helping lead Bucknell to a 9-0 season, its most recent undefeated campaign. A 1952 Bucknell graduate, Young played in the Blue-Gray All-Star Game. Then, he played one season with the Dallas Texans before he broke into the front office ranks with the Baltimore Colts in 1968. He held several positions in that organization before he became the Miami Dolphins’ director of personnel and pro scouting in 1974. Young was named general manager of the New York Giants in 1979. In his 19 years with the organization, he helped the Giants win Super Bowl titles in 1986 and 1990. The winner of the NFL’s Executive of the Year Award an unprecedented five times, Young was named the NFL’s Senior Vice President of Football Operations in 1998. Young was inducted into the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame in 1980.

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DAVID “WHITEY” BERARDINELLI was an academic star at Bucknell. A political science and history double major, he was twice honored as an Academic AllAmerican and was the first Bison to be named a National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete.

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1972

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

COLONIAL LEAGUE 1986 QB WR LB

1987 K TE WR

1988 WR OL

1989

Jim Given Mike Morrow Greg Schiano Steve Barimo Scott Lillis Mike Guerrini Mike Guerrini Dan Meenan

Most Valuable Player: Scott Auchenbach Scholar-Athlete of Year: Bill Farthing First Team QB Scott Auchenbach Second Team LB Craig Cavlovic DB Mike Augsberger RB Brian Henesey K Steve Barimo DL Mark Williams LB John Spatafore DB Erik Street

PATRIOT LEAGUE 1990

Coach of Year: Lou Maranzana First Team TE Jeff Pape OL Jay Butler K Todd Krutchkoff DB Mike Augsberger DB Trevor Smith Second Team OL Doug Roebuck OL Paul Austin RB Craig Cavlovic RB Brian Henesey DL Eric Jantzi LB Bill Higgins

1991

Scholar-Athlete of Year: David Berardinelli First Team TE Jeff Pape LB John Spatafore Second Team DL John Lusk OL Eric Rutter DL Bill Pisano

ABDULLAH ANDERSON 1995

First Team DL John Lusk Second Team WR David Berardinelli Scholar-Athlete of Year OL Jeff Hart OL Eric Rutter RB Matt Walsh

Defensive Player of the Year: Ed Burman First Team WR John Sakowski RB Rich Lemon DL Ed Burman 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

1993

1996

1992

First Team DL Cecil Boone OL Scott Thistlewaite Second Team QB Rob Glus Scholar-Athlete of Year WR Brad Bernardini OL Don Watson DL Sean Brauser LB Russ Strohecker DB Mark Miller RB Rich Lemon

1994

Co-Most Valuable Player: Rich Lemon Offensive Player of Year: Rich Lemon Scholar-Athlete of Year: Rob Glus First Team RB Rich Lemon 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

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

Coach of Year: Tom Gadd 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

1998

First Team OL Lucas Carlaw OL Jason Wancowicz DL Eric Green LB Shawn Redd Second Team WR Ronnie Rockett PK Ross Coleman

1999

First Team OL Lucas Carlaw DL John Papadakis LB Shawn Redd Second Team RB Jabu Powell TE Corey Hurley DB Reed Tunison

2000

Scholar-Athlete of Year: Kevin Eiben 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

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TRAVIS NISSLEY 2002

Defensive Player of Year: Adam Lord First Team NG Adam Lord LB Joe Massey LB Stephane Pluviose Second Team OL Rashad Stallworth LB Kevin Ransome OL Rashad Stallworth

2003

Second Team OL Rashad Stallworth LB Kevin Ransome

2004

Defensive Player of Year: Sean Conover Special Teams Player of Year: Dante Ross First Team DB Jerome Acy DL Sean Conover DB Virgil Rush QB Daris Wilson Second Team OL Aaron DeGraffenreidt DL Corey Mayo LB Kevin Ransome OL Jon Scharf

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 RB A.J. Kizekai WR Shaun Pasternak

2009

Scholar-Athlete of Year: Travis Nissley First Team LB Greg Jones RS A.J. Kizekai Second Team DL Robert De La Rosa DB Ahkiel White

2010

Rookie of Year: Brandon Wesley Scholar-Athlete of Year: Travis Nissley First Team DL Josh Eden Second Team DL Robert De La Rosa FB Travis Friend Academic All-Patriot League Tim Bolte, Travis Nissley, Jason Vollmar, John von Paris

2011

Scholar-Athlete of Year: Tim Bolte First Team DL Robert De La Rosa DL Josh Eden P Ryan Gutowski PK Drew Orth DB Bryce Robertson RB Tyler Smith

First Team FB Travis Friend DL Samuel Oyekoya DB Matthew Steinbeck Second Team LB Evan Byers DL Sean Sellers DL Tracey Smith LB Beau Traber Academic All-Patriot League Samuel Oyekoya

2013

First Team LB Evan Byers OL Lonnie Rawles DL Tracey Smith Second Team DL Demetrius Baldwin-Youngblood OL Julién Davenport S Matthew Steinebck RB C.J. Williams Academic All-Patriot League Derek Maurer, Tracey Smith, Kyle Sullivan

2014

Defensive Player of Year: Evan Byers Coach of Year: Joe Susan First Team DL Demetrius Baldwin-Youngblood LB Evan Byers WR Will Carter OL Julién Davenport LB Lee Marvel OL Lonnie Rawles Second Team DL Abdullah Anderson S Clayton Ewell RB C.J. Williams Academic All-Patriot League Matt DelMauro, Jake Hartman, Derek Maurer

2015

Defensive Player of Year: Clayton Ewell Scholar-Athlete of Year: Matt DelMauro First Team DL Abdullah Anderson OL Julién Davenport S Clayton Ewell P Alex Pechin DL Ben Schumacher Second Team WR Will Carter

RB Matt DelMauro OL Ramy Kased LB Mark Pyles LB Ben Richard Academic All-Patriot League Matt DelMauro, Clayton Hoffmaster

2016

First Team DL Abdullah Anderson DB Bret Berg OL Julién Davenport DB Bryan Marine LB Ben Richard Second Team OL Griff Barth RB Joey DeFloria LB Mark Pyles Academic All-Patriot League Jack Horan, Andrew Podbielski

2017

Defensive Player of Year: Abdullah Anderson Scholar-Athlete of Year: Alex Pechin First Team DL Abdullah Anderson P Alex Pechin LB Mark Pyles LB Ben Richard Second Team K John Burdick DB Colin Jonov LB Simeon Page OL Chase Watkins Academic All-Patriot League Jack Horan, Alex Pechin, Andrew Podbielski, Mark Pyles

2018

Scholar-Athlete of Year: Alex Pechin First Team DL Simeon Page P Alex Pechin Second Team WR Alan Butler OL Pat Finn DB Bryan Marine Academic All-Patriot League Bryan Marine, Rick Mottram, Alex Pechin Note: Only one team was selected from 1986-88. From 1986-89, the Patriot League was known as the Colonial League.

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Second Team OL Anthony Carter OL Ian Dal Bello WR Frank DeNick FB Travis Friend DB Sean Rafferty LB Beau Traber Academic All-Patriot League Tim Bolte, Bryce Robertson

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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 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

John Dailey Bob Langan Rick Wardrop John Coffelt Vince Woody Glyn Lipp Joel Kreider Ken Jenkins Ken Durr Al Locey Bob Gibbon Bob Gibbon Dave Kucera Earl Beecham Jim Given Jim Given Scott Auchenbach Scott Auchenbach Todd Hatajik Lester Erb Brian Henesey Eric Rutter Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Ed Burman Brandon Little Willie Hill Erich Muzi Shawn Redd Kevin Eiben Adam Lord Adam Lord Kevin Ransome Daris Wilson Dante Ross Dorian Petersen A.J. Kizekai Shaun Pasternak Greg Jones Josh Eden Robert De La Rosa Evan Byers Evan Byers Trey Lauletta Clayton Ewell Bret Berg Mark Pyles Bryan Marine

LB TB FB LB HB QB LB HB LB QB QB QB WR HB QB QB QB QB QB WR TB OG TB TB DE LB LB FS LB FS NG NG LB QB QB/CB LB RB WR LB DL DL LB LB QB S S LB CB

Tom Gadd Coaches Award 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

LaMario Bradwell Matt Borich Eric Slaughter Greg Readinger Mark Wyland Joe Schweitzer Adam Minggia Matt Kawczenski Sean Conover Blamah Sarnor Jerome Acy Jon Scharf Jeff Orazi Stephen Watts David Frisbey

RB DL DB TE TE OL DB FB DL RB DB OL LB OL DB

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Joel Hoffer Matt Palermo Richard Simpson Stephen College Brandon Friday Nick Mozal Terrance Wilson A.J. Kizekai Todd Manjuck Justin Pulgrano Jason Davis Alex Iwaskiw Tim Bolte Frank DeNick Josh Eden Travis Friend Sean Sellers Brandon Wesley Matthew Steinbeck Patrick Kelly Evan Byers Matt DelMauro Abdullah Anderson Ben Schumacher Julién Davenport Ben Richard Jack Horan Trey Johnson Ben Richard Pat Finn Alex Twiford Drew Newcomb Chanse Riley

OL DB WR LB DL TE/OL QB RB LB RB DB WR LB WR DL FB DE QB S TE LB RB DL DL OL LB WR CB LB OL TE S S

Theodore S. Ratkus Leadership Award 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Steve McHugh Andrew Welty Steve Noteboom Jeff Bombich Jeff Bombich Jim John Matt Stanley Eric Higgins Jason Marrow Todd Wenrich Billy Windle Mike Leatherman Kevin Ransome Kevin Mullen Kevin Mullen Kevin Mullen Kevin Mullen Casey Williams Travis Nissley Tim Bolte Travis Friend Jeff Goyette Lee Marvel Louis Taglianetti Mark Pyles Joey DeFloria Brandon Sanders

FB LB WR FB FB QB OL LB FB QB P/LB LB LB FB FB FB FB LB LB LB FB LS/LB LB S LB RB WR

Note: The Bucknell Football Leadership award was renamed in 2018 to the Theodore S. Ratkus Football Leadership Award. In conjunction with its rechristening, the award is now given for character, courage and commitment to team play, as exemplified by the late Ratkus ‘65.

BRYAN MARINE C. Dale Wolfe Recognition Award Most Inspirational 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 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Brad Bennett Tom Krueger Tim Dunn Mike Carswell Gary Fritz Steve Zenda Kyle Yearick Keith Jansen Jamie Keener Tom Dominick Harry Buell Greg Schiano Jim McCloy Erik Sparkenbaugh Dan Scocca Jeff Kelly Bob Marshall Rob Roseborough Rob Glus Steve Herbert Brian Gay Pat Feeley Mike Haggerty Wally Hurdley Jeremy Myers Terrence Joyner Chad Marsilio Mark Tallman Tim Johnson Tim Johnson Kevin Ransome Nisan Trotter Jacob Burney Nick DeFeo Josh DeStefano Kevin Mullen Greg Jones Tyler Anderson Bryce Robertson Beau Traber Ryan Riethmiller Robert Naylor Robert Naylor Ben Schumacher Colin Jonov

DE DT QB/K HB QB HB AC OG DB FB DT ILB OLB Mgr. WR QB/DB DB DE/Mgr. QB LS OT NG LB LB FB CB LB LB WR RB LB WR DL OL RB RB LB DL DB LB OL DL DL DL CB

2018

Joe Schiano

Stuart M. Smith Memorial Award Outstanding Newcomer 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 2009 2010

Rick Diez John Dailey Mike Axe Rick Wardrop Kerry Snow Vince Woody Len Bucher Mike McDonald Jim Gush Ken Jenkins Marshall Hall Brad Henneman Scott Somerville Mark Wisniewski Earl Beecham Scott Lillis Chris Hackley Robert Hawkins Steve Barimo Mike Guerrini Brian Henesey Matt Walsh Cecil Boone Russ Strohecker Jim Jaroschak Mark Miller Rich Lemon Erich Muzi Luke Carlaw Jerry Mahl Chris Breen Jim Horan Kyle Harris Corey Mayo Blamah Sarnor Ed Cortez Josh DeStefano Kadero Watson Sam Nana-Sinkam Shaun Pasternak Robert De La Rosa Tyler Smith Brandon Wesley

FB LB OG FB QB HB LB OT S HB FB DT LB DT HB DE OLB CB K WR TB TB DT LB SS CB TB CB OT RB LB WR WR DT RB RB FB RB LB WR DL RB QB

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Evan Byers Brian Regan Julién Davenport Abdullah Anderson Alex Pechin Chad Freshnock Brandon Benson Simeon Page Jared Cooper Grayson Cherubino

LB RB OL DE P RB S LB RB DE

John Campana Award Outstanding Offensive Lineman 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 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Mike Catanzaro OT Bob Nesselbush C Scott Lillis TE Ed Foley C Dan Meenan OG Jay Butler OT Jay Butler OT Eric Rutter OG 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 James Phelan C Jason Vollmar C Anthony Carter OL Lonnie Rawles OL Lonnie Rawles OL Ramy Kased OL Julién Davenport OL Griff Barth OL Chase Watkins OL Pat Finn C

Big Blue Award Outstanding Back/Receiver 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988

Joel Boyd Hassen Abdellah Hassen Abdellah Jim Gush Joe Catalano Jeff Miller Marshall Hall Jacques Peay Scott Somerville Earl Beecham Mike Morrow Mike Guerrini Andy Henry

FB RB RB S OLB LB FB FB OLB HB WR WR LB

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Dan Scocca Lester Erb Dan Scocca Craig Cavlovic Brian Henesey David Berardinelli David Berardinelli Matt Walsh Brad Bernardini Damon Garner Rob Glus Mark Gentile Rich Lemon Rich Lemon Jeff Bombich Ron Rockett Jason Marrow Jabu Powell Jim Horan Jim Horan Albert Marquardt Nisan Trotter Daniel Zvara Josh DeStefano A.J. Kizekai Shaun Pasternak Cale Cadman Tyler Smith Tyler Smith Jeremiah Young C.J. Willliams Will Carter Matt DelMauro Joey DeFloria Chad Freshnock Alan Butler

TB WR TB/WR FB TB WR WR TB WR WR QB TE TB TB FB WR FB RB WR WR WR WR WR FB RB WR WR RB RB RB RB WR RB RB RB WR

George Rieu Award Outstanding Defensive Lineman 1964 1969 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

Bob Brown Ed Jamieson Doug Nauman Doug Nauman Stan Durtan Mike Axe Mike Axe Dave Ogden Karl Knoneberg Marc Duda John Cieslewicz Jim Tomeo Mike McDonald Dave Mann Marty Schaetzle Marty Schaetzle Dave Phillips Brad Henneman Bruce Mowery Mark Wisniewski Doug Fastuca Walter Reese Chris Hackley Brian Makovsky Mark Williams Dave Vituccio Bill Pisano Roosevelt Smith John Lusk

T OG DT DT OT OG OT DE LB OT ILB C OT DT OG OG OT DT DT DT OLB NG DE DT DT DE DT DE 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 2009 Robert De La Rosa DL 2010 Josh Eden DL 2011 Robert De La Rosa DL Josh Eden DL 2012 Samuel Oyekoya DE 2013 Tracey Smith DL 2014 Demetrius Baldwin-Youngblood DL 2015 Jimmy King DE 2016 Abdullah Anderson DL 2017 Abdullah Anderson DL 2018 Roger Mellado DE Note: Given to the outstanding lineman before 1984

Clarke Hinkle Award Outstanding Defensive Back/Linebacker 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

Trevor Smith Mike Augsberger John Spatafore Dan Zappa Todd Jessup Russ Strohecker Mark Miller Jack Boyle Sean Thompson Jason Bowman

ADAM LORD

CB FS LB LB FS LB FS SS SS LB

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Kevin Eiben Reed Tunison Bobby Young Joe Massey Kevin Ransome Virgil Rush Dorian Petersen Dorian Petersen Ryan Slater Greg Jones Greg Jones Sean Rafferty Sean Rafferty Matthew Steinbeck Clayton Ewell Clayton Ewell Bryan Marine Bryan Marine Joe Lauro Joe Lauro

FS CB FS LB LB DB LB LB LB LB LB LB DB S S S CB CB S S

Special Teams Award 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Mike Ormsby Al Yuknus Doug Fastuca Scott Gilleland Brian Murphy Scott Gilleland Steve Barimo Todd Krutchkoff Matt Walsh Gary Peatross John Caldwell Mike Phillips John Caldwell Bob Horst Steve Noteboom Josh LaBrec Rich Miller Josh LaBrec Ross Coleman Brian Kramer Dave Evans George Cowan Frank Lazio Dante Ross Dante Ross

OLB K OLB OLB OLB DE K K WR C DB/DE WR DE FB WR LB P/K LB K P SS CB FS CB CB

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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

David Frisbey Nolan Applegate Corin Erby Casey Williams A.J. Kizekai Ryan Gutowski Jeff Goyette Ryan Gutowski Jeff Goyette Kyle Sullivan Jeff Goyette Kyle Sullivan Derek Maurer Matthew Jegede Nick Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien John Burdick Alex Pechin Alex Pechin

CB CB RB LB RB P LS/LB P LS/LB WR/PR LS/LB P/WR/PR K/P WR CB K P P

Keating-Rieu Memorial Award Outstanding Player vs. Colgate 1967 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

Bill Ludwig Sam Havrilak Dave Vassar Jay Griffin Doug Nauman Mitch Farbstein Bill Stein Ed Elwell Kerry Snow Glyn Lipp Joe Catalano Tom Henry Ken Jenkins Jeff Miller Jim Given Jim Given Mark Williams Scott Auchenbach Bill Higgins John Spatafore Jeff Wall Russ Strohecker Pat Feeley Brandon Little Jim Fox Terence Parham Shawn Redd Don McDowell

DARIS WILSON

MG QB FB WR DT FB WR DT QB QB LB OT HB LB QB QB DT QB LB LB CB LB DT LB QB WR LB QB

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Vince Ficca Joe Massey Jim Horan Jerome Acy Daris Wilson Ryan Slater Marcello Trigg A.J. Kizekai Shaun Pasternak C.J. Hopson Josh Eden Trey Lauletta Jeremiah Young Bobby Kaslander Evan Byers Connor Golden Bret Berg John Burdick Bryan Marine

LB LB WR CB QB LB QB RB WR QB DL QB RB WR LB S S K CB

George McGaughey Memorial Award Outstanding Player vs. Lafayette 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 2009

Shane Snyder John Wallace Bob Nesselbush Harry Buell Andy Henry Steve Weiss Dan Connolly Doug Roebuck John Lusk Rob Fraass Andy DeFalco Rich Lemon Rob Bird Willie Jackson Ron Rockett Jason Marrow Reed Tunison Lucas Phillips Stephane Pluviose Daris Wilson Tim Johnson Frank Lazio Kadero Watson Dorian Petersen Ryan Slater A.J. Kizekai A.J. Kizekai

C DE C DT ILB TB DE OT DE FS DT TB LB DB WR TB DB QB LB WR/QB RB RB RB LB LB RB RB

CLAYTON EWELL 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Frank DeNick Tyler Smith Lee Marvel Matthew Steinbeck Jake Hartman R.J. Nitti Abdullah Anderson Colin Jonov Logan Bitikofer

WR RB S S WR QB DL CB QB

Scout Team Players of the Year 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Andrew Cinamella OL Will Smith DB Nisan Trotter WR Tareq Abdulghani DL Stephen Watts OL Jacob Burney DL Richard Simpson WR Michael Anthony DL Corin Erby RB Peter Salvatore LB Chris Wancowicz OL Brandon Friday DL Josh Lee RB Greg Jones LB Andrew Guadagno WR Robert Firman LB Jamil Crews RB Christopher Giglio LB Alex Iwaskiw WR Damian Chatman LB Derek-London Dirkes QB Reishad Jessup DL Kareem Hyman FB Matt Donaldson DE Matt DelMauro RB Terna Ityokumbul FB Dominique Daniels LB Alexander Romango QB Troy Glenn DL Dillon Rupp FB Anthony DelRusso RB Anthony Marcozzi CB Dillon Rupp FB Craig Cassidy FB Drew Newcomb S Brice Sydnor CB Mike Balzofiore WR

2017 2018

John Hunt DL Stefone Moore-Green RB Logan Bitikofer QB John McGuire WR Rick Mottram LB Joe Schiano DE Dominic Lyles WR Ryan Brida LB Maanik Lal S

Bobby Pangburn Memorial Award For commitment, dedication and unqualified friendship 2000 Nate Musselman 2001 Ricco Rosini 2002 Eric Storm 2003 Jim Ruhlin 2004 Steven Utke 2005 Zach Richards 2006 Cyril Pickering 2007 Jonathan Grainger 2008 Robert Firman 2009 Sam Nana-Sinkam 2010 Kyle Boline 2011 Tim Bolte 2012 Jake Flaherty 2013 Travis Friend 2014 Josh Butler 2015 Anthony Marcozzi 2016 C.J. Williams 2017 Cinjun Erskine 2018 Fisayo Oluleye Sledge Hammer Award

CB RB DT LB OL Mgr. LB OL LB LB DL LB WR FB DL S RB SC CB

2011 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

P RB LB P/WR/PR LB K/P OL S RB CB TE CB LB

Ryan Gutowski Tyler Smith Evan Byers Kyle Sullivan Evan Byers Derek Maurer Clayton Hoffmaster Bret Berg Joey DeFloria Bryan Marine Jared Morse Sterling Deary Rick Mottram

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Team Captains Carl Law H. Hanson Charles Allen Charles Allen Charles Allen Charles Allen Levi Riggins Harvey Smith William Kauffman William Bunnell Emmanuel Cober Emmanuel Cober Emmanuel Cober Hugo Riemer Frank Stanton Frank Stanton Walter Wilcox George Cockill John Johnson Charles Cooper Girton Lenhart Chester Niple Charles O’Brien Harry Coulson James Clarke Victor Schmid Al Jordan Wilmon Keiser Erle Topham Dwite Schaffner Sidney Peale Boyd Newcomb Robert Waddell John Hendren Joe Kostos Arda Bowser Vic Bihl Max Reed Wally Foster Tony Kostos Bill Stephens Wally Diehl Eddie Halicki Ernie Woerner Anthony G. Slate Cyrus Marter Edward Nied Owen James Nicholas Farina George T. Boiston Ralph E. Furiell John J. Sitarsky John D. Filer Stuart M. Smith Herbert F. Bowman Enio Conti William H. Lane Louis V. Tomasetti George H. Kiick Harold C. Pegg Morris Bessel John Plewak Frederick Gore Melvin L. Knup William Anderson Steve Sokol Eugene Matthews Walter Szot Gene Hubka Ralph Grant Harold Stefl Robert Williams Gene Hubka

Paul McConnell John G. Geosits Edward J. Stec Don Davidson Richard D. Johnson Arnold V. Pechulis Robert R. Albert, Jr. George B. Young Harry McSorley Abe Powelson Paul Ganz Bill Gray Jim Egloff John Chironna Bob Sierer Jim Kozlowski Don Koppes Ralph Riker Bob Fitzsimmons Rogers Frassenei Charles Apgar Lewis Hart Larry Mathias Clifford Melberger Kirk Foulke Richard Tyrrell Thomas Boyd William Swineford John Barron T. Geoffrey Traub Bob Marks Mike Vincent Dick Kaufmann Sam Havrilak Randy Ruger Dave Vassar Gene Depew Don Giacomelli Joe DiOrio John Klenovic Steve Eck Gerry Solomon John Dailey Carl Probst Mike Axe Larry Schoeneberger Ralph Turri Rick Wardrop Karl Meyer Jim Nesbitt Kerry Snow Bill Clifford Dave Devonshuk Tom Hislop John Cieslewicz Mike Cosimano Brian Shaffer John Campana Mike McDonald Joe Catalano Dave Hibbard Bruce Keltie Ken Jenkins Jeff Miller Marty Schaetzle Mike Thompson Steve Zenda Ron Clark Brad Henneman Shane Snyder Bob Gibbon Keith Jansen Scott Somerville Will McFarland Joe Shupp

MARK PYLES 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995* 1996* 1997* 1998* 1999* 2000* 2001* 2002* 2003 2004

Earl Beecham Doug Fastuca Jim Given Greg Schiano Ed Foley Chris Hackley Steve Weiss Scott Auchenbach Mark Williams Mike Augsberger Craig Cavlovic Brian Henesey John Spatafore David Berardinelli John Lusk Eric Rutter Cecil Boone Travis Kopp Russ Strohecker Dan Zappa Ed Frattarelli Russ Strohecker Andrew Welty Rob Bird Brian Gay John Sakowski George Howanitz Rich Lemon Brandon Little Hunter Adams Wally Hurdley Chris Peer Erich Muzi Jeremy Myers Neal Thompson Corey Hurley Dan Palko John Papadakis Vince Ficca Justin Lustig Lucas Phillips Carson Book Jabu Powell Mark Tallman Reed Tunison Gary Carruthers Adam Lord Todd Warmington Tim Johnson Mike Leatherman Kevin Ransome Daris Wilson

2005 2006 2007 2008* 2009* 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Sean Conover Stephen Watts Stefan Niemczyk Dorian Petersen Jonathan Grainger Ryan Slater Greg Jones A.J. Kizekai Kevin Mullen Casey Williams Greg Jones A.J. Kizekai James Phelan Josh Eden Travis Nissley Jason Vollmar Marlon Woods Josh Eden Sean Rafferty Joseph Francis Tyler Smith Beau Traber Travis Friend Jeff Goyette Derrick Palmer Lee Marvel Matthew Steinbeck Julién Davenport Louis Taglianetti Julién Davenport Mark Pyles Ben Schumacher Abdullah Anderson Joey DeFloria Mark Pyles Ben Richard Pat Finn Joe Lauro Bryan Marine Alex Pechin Sam Chitty Alex Pechin

Bold denotes multi-year captains * captains selected at the end of the season

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Listed on the following pages are the names of people who have earned varsity football letters at Bucknell. Symbols: (C) Captain; (CC) Co-Captain; (TC) Tri-Captain; (Tr.) Trainer; (Mgr.) Manager.

<<< <<< A >>> >>> Abdelaal, Hesham, 2007 Abdellah, Hassen, 1976-77-78-79 Abdulghani, Tareq, 2002 Acy, Jerome, 2000-01-03-04 Adamec, Kenneth, 1952-53 Adams, Edward J., 1951-52 Adams, H., 1904-05 Adams, Hunter, 1995-96-97 (TC) Adams, Tom, 2017 Ademiloloa, Marcus, 2015-16-17 Afkhami, Amir, 2011-12 Agnelli, Carl, 1988 Ahern, Ryan, 2005 Ahrens, Roger, 1988 Aiello, Scott, 1984-85 Albert, Jr., Robert R., 1949-50-51 (CC) Albrecht, Robert E., 1944 Alexander, Bret, 1984-85-86 Alexander, Thomas, 1959-60-61 Alfano, Patrick, 2000 Allan, Lawrence, 1964 Allen, C.W., 1888(C)-89(C)-90(C)-91(C) Allen, Joseph W., 1913-14 Allen, William, 1944*-45 Allen, Zach, 2005-06 Allsworth, John, 1925 (Mgr.) Amaker, Jaylen, 2012-13-14 Amerman, E.C., 1898 Ammerman, W.G., 1929-30 Amrhein, Andrew, 1993 Andersen, Tyler, 2008-09-10 Anderson, Abdullah, 2014-15-16-17 (CC) Anderson, Charron, 1992 Anderson, Eric, 1981-82 Anderson, George, 1958 Anderson, Josh, 2008-09 Anderson, William, 1940-41-42 (C) Andrush, George, 1985-87 Anthony, Michael, 2006 Antinnes, Mark, 1986 Antkowiak, Robert, 1952-53-54 Apgar, Charles, 1957-58 (CC) Applegate, Nolan, 2006-07-08 Archer, J., 1913 Archeson, W.C., 1915 Arentowicz, Frank, 1966-67-68 Armour, C., 1899 Arnold, J.H., 1910 Arroyo, Matthew, 2001

HASSEN ABDELLAH

Aspinwall, Glenn S., 1951 Auchenbach, Scott, 1987-88-89 (CC) Aucker, John, 1959-60 Augsberger, Michael, 1987-88-89-90 (CC) Austin, Paul, 1989-90 Axe, Michael, 1972-73-74 (CC) Azarik, Phil, 2005-06-07-08

<<< <<< B >>> >>> Bagdy, Charles, 1974-75 Bailey, Brandon, 2002-03-04-05 Bailey, G.W., 1926 Bailey, William, 2002 (Mgr.) Bair, Charles, 1967-68-69 Baker, Dennis, 1971 Baker, Joseph, 1982-83 Baker, Michael, 1984-85 Baker, W.R., 1915-16 Balcavage, Thomas, 1980 Baldauf, B.A., 1916 Baldwin, C.H., 1904-05-06-07 Baldwin-Youngblood, Demetrius, 2011-12-13-14 Balzofiore, Mike, 2017 Banitz, 1924 Banks, B.L., 1914-15-16 Bannar, James, 1959 (Mgr.) Barclay, G.O., 1893 Barimo, Stephen, 1986-87-88-89 Barnes, Dennis, 1988-89-90 Barnett, James, 1991(Mgr.) Barr, P.J., 2017-18 Barrett, Ken, 2015 Barrett, O.R., 1900-01 Barron, Edgar E., 1937 Barron, John, 1961-63-64 (C) Barth, Griff, 2015-16 Bartholemew, E.R., 1910-11 Baskins, C.L., 1909 Bastinck, Derek, 2018 Batten, Burke, 2011 Baumberger, Andrew, 2002 Bauta, Luman, 1999-2000-01-02 Beach, David, 1984-87 Beaduy, Hank, 1943* Beals, George, 1968 Bean, Roland, 1933 Bear, J.R., 1883 Becker, Eric, 2003-04-05 Beecham, Earl, 1984-85-86 (CC) Beemer, F.D., 1908 Behr, Simon, 2017 Bell, Andrew, 2009 Benedict, G.N., 1928 (Mgr.) Benjamin, Ronald, 1966 Bennett, Brad, 1977 Bennett, Clyde, 1944-46 Bennett, Terry, 2013-14

Bennett, Walter, 1940-41 Benson, Brandon, 2017-18 Bent, Ned, 2013-14-15-16 Berardinelli, David, 1989-90-91-92 (TC) Berg, Bret, 2014-15-16 Bergfeld, John, 1958-59 Bergkamp, Harry, 1932-33-34 Bering, Joseph, 1972-73 Bering, Joseph Jr., 2003 Berk, Leon S., 1938 Bernardini, Brad, 1993 Berry, Ryan, 2003-04 Besant, Brandon, 2011 Bessel, Morris, 1939-40 (CC) Bethea, Justin, 2016-17-18 Bianchi, Robert, 1972-73-74 Biden, Douglas, 1971 Biemer, Thomas, 1983 Bigler, Harold S., 1944 Bihl, A.W., 1923-24-25-26 Bihl, V.A., 1919-20-21-22 (C) Binns, D.H., 1905 Bird, Robert, 1993-94-95 (CC) Bitikofer, Logan, 2018 Black, Peter, 1981 Blaisdell, N.S., 1924-25-26 Blaisdell, W., 1924 Blecksmith, Alex, 2000 Bloch, Darren, 1993 Blount, Stephen, 1986 (Mgr.) Bobulinski, Lisa, 1986 (Mgr.) Boccella, Michael, 2004-05-06 Bodolus, Thomas, 2013-14-15-16 Boehmer, John, 1978-79-80-81 Boiston, George, 1932-33-34 (CC) Bolger, John, 1974-75-76 Boline, Kyle, 2008-09-10 Bollinger, E.E., 1927-28-29 Bolte, Tim, 2008-09-10-11 Bombich, Jeff, 1995-96-97 Boner, George T., 1939-40 Bongiovanni, Richard F., 1981 Bonk, Harry, 1933 Bontempi, William, 1943 Book, Carson, 1998-99-2000-01 (CC) Boone, Cecil, 1991-92-93 (CC) Booth, T.W., 1887-88 Borich, Matt, 1998-99-2000 Bortz, J.M., 1917-18 Boswell, D.N., 1917 Bosse, Kirk, 1992-93 Bosze, Jr., Joseph J., 1936-38 Bouffard, Ben, 2008 Boulden, Kevin, 1997-98-99 Bourdeau, Richard, 1959 Bovard, H.W., 1902-03 Bovi, John, 1938 Bower, Ryan, 2002-03-04-05 Bowman, Herbert F., 1935-36-37(CC) Bowman, Jason, 1996-97-98 Bowser, A.C., 1919-20-21 (C) Boyd, Joel, 1976-77-78 Boyd, Thomas, 1961-62-63 (CC) Boyer, David, 1970-71-72 Boyle, Jack, 1994-95-96 Braaf, Will, 2007-08-09 Brader, William, 1942 Bradwell, LaMario 1997-98-99-2000 Brady, E., 1911 Brady, James, 1957-58-59 Brake, Josh, 2011-12-13-14 Brander, Russell, 1985 Brandiff, W.D., 1923 Brandt, C.F., 1918 Braunlich, Earl, 1943* Brauser, Sean, 1992-93 Brazinski, Paul, 2008-09-10 Breckheimer, Mark, 1974 Breen, Chris, 1998 Brennan, Devlin, 2013-14-15-16 Bresnicky, James, 1982 Brewer, C.B., 1911 (Mgr.) Brida, Ryan, 2018

Briggs, Jamal, 2008-09-10 Brinson, Jess, 2000-01 Brody, Joseph, 1943* Bronson, Brian, 1996-97-98 Brothers, Jack, 1955-56-57 Brown, Aaron, 2016-17 Brown, Denton T., 1942-46-47 Brown, Peter, 1968 Brown, Robert, 1962-63-64 Brown, Steven, 1985-86-87 Brumbaugh, J.J., 1928-29-30 Brune, Joseph, 1955 Brunnet, Robert, 1971-72-73 Brunt, Lawrence, 1974-75-76 Bucher, Leonard, 1976-77 Bucher, Robert, 1947-48-49 Buchovecky, J., 1923-24 Buckwalter, Louis, 1943* Buell, Harry, 1985-86-87 Bukovec, Mark, 1981-82-83 Bumpers, Rashod, 2006-07-09 Bunnell, C.E., 1898-99 Burdick, John, 2015-16-17 Burkly, John, 2017 Burian, John, 1974 Burigana, Enus, 1947-48 Burke, Howard, 1970-71 Burke, Paul, 1941 Burman, Edward, 1993-94-95 Burman, Steve, 1996-97-98-99 Burney, Jacob, 2003-04-05 Burns, Frank, 1943* Butler, Alan, 2015-16-17-18 Butler, Eric, 2018 Butler, Craig, 1965-66 Butler, E.H., 1921-22-23 Butler, Jay, 1988-89-90 Butler, Josh, 2012-13-14 Butterworth, R. Stanley, 1951-52 Buzas, Joseph, 1940 Byers, Evan, 2011-12-13-14 Byham, S.L., 1921 Bzdick, John, 2002

<<< <<< C >>> >>> Cadman, Cale, 2006-07-08-09 Calarco, Michael, 1997-98 Caldwell, John, 1992-93-94 Caldwell, Timothy, 1985-86 Caldwell, William T., 1944-45 Calgano, Peter, 1943 Callahan, Brian, 1983-84-85 Camac, Robert, 1945-47-48 Cameron, Gregory, 1981-83 Campana, John, 1977-78-79 (CC) Campbell, Jesse, 1993 (SA) Campbell, C.F., 1887-88-90 Campuzano, G.L., 1909 Canarick, Sidney, 1937 Canestrari, Robert, 1986-87 Cangelosi, Charles, 1994 Cangelosi, Michael, 2003-04 Cannestro, Victor J., 1937-39 Capone, Gerard, 1978 (student coach) Capone, Ronald, 1964-65 Cardiff, Patrick W., 1981 Cardinalli, Richard, 1985-86 Carey, John, 1986-87-88-89 Caricato, Michael, 1982 Carlaw, Luke, 1996-97-98-99 Carlin, E.D., 1899 Carlow, Joseph, 1945 Carmona, Anddy, 1999-2000-01 Carney, Will, 2005-06-07-08 Carpluk, William, 1974-75-76-77 Carruthers, Gary, 2000-01-02 (TC) Carson, James, 2011-12 Carswell, Michael, 1979-80 Carter, Anthony, 2008-09-10-11 Carter, Marquis, 2017 Carter, Will, 2013-14-15-16 Caruso, Mike, 2017-18

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Carvelli, A.J., 1991 Case, D.B., 1899 Cassidy, Craig, 2016-17 Cassidy, James, 1970-71-72 Castellani, Corey, 1992-93 Casten, Christopher J., 1981 Casten, Jeffrey P., 1981-82 Castiglia, Jon, 1992-93-94 Catalano, Joseph, 1978-79-80 (TC) Catanzaro, Michael, 1984-85 Catterall, G.H., 1895-96-97-1900 Catterall, R.C., 1887-89-90-92 Cavlovic, Craig, 1987-88-89-90 (CC) Cerretani, Richard, 1967-68 Chambers, Jack, 2016-18 Chandler, Robert, 1973 Charlesworth, Clay, 1992 Chatman, Damian, 2009 Chaump, Donald, 1959 Cherubino, Grayson, 2018 Chiarolanzio, John, 2016-17-18 Chironna, John F., 1951-52-53-54 (C) Chitty, Sam, 2016-17-18 Christathakis, Peter, 1999-2001-02 Christina, James, 1988-89 Churchill, Jon, 1998-99-2000-01 Churchman, Roy, 1971-72 Ciccotelli, Salvatore, 1943* Cieslewicz, John, 1976-77-78 (TC) Ciesnolevicz, Cole, 2002-03-04 Cihak, William, 1987 Cinamella, Andrew, 2002-03 Ciperson, Robert, 1970 Citron, Jay, 1957 Clagett, Greg, 1974 Clark, Byron, 1982-83 (TC) Clarke, J.F., 1906-07-09-10 (C) Claycomb, Larry, 1959 Clayton, George, 1969-70-71 Clements, Reynold, 1961-62 Clifford, William, 1975-76-77 (CC) Cline, Darryl J., 1980-81-82 Cobaugh, Robert F., 1948 Cobelli, Sean, 2012-13 Cober, A.M., 1909 Cober, E.W., 1894-96(C)-97(C)-98(C) Cockill, G.W., 1901-02-03(C)-04 Cockill, T., 1915-16 Cody, Michael, 1978-79 Cody, William, 1954 Coffelt, John, 1973-75-76 Colantuono, Mike, 2018 Cole, Vic, 2001 Coleman, Craig, 1981-82-83 Coleman, Ross, 1995-96-97-98 Collage, Stephen, 2004-05-06-07 Collett, Douglas A., 1981 Collins, David, 1979

Collins, M.R., 1893-94-96 Collins, Timothy, 1981-82-83-84 Colton, Ryan, 2003 Connell, Michael, 1961-62-63 Connelly, Donald A., 1966 Conner, R. Holt, 1955 (Mgr.) Connolly, Dan, 1989 Connolly, Thomas, 1970 Conover, Sean, 2002-03-04-05 (CC) Conti, Enio, 1935-36-37 (CC) Conti, Greg, 2006-07 Cook, Donald, 1963-64 Cooley, Robert, 1962-63 Coons, Robert, 1964-65 Cooper, C.D., 1903-04-05 (C) Cooper, Colby, 1996-97 Cooper, Jared, 2018 Cooper, T.E., 1895 Cornwell, John, 1956 Corsey, Jr., Edward, 1984 Corson, David R., 1935 Corson, E.S., 1889 Cortez, Edward, 2003 Cortez, R. Michael, 1979-80 Cosgrove, Raymond, 1959-60-61 Cosimano, Michael, 1975-76-77-78 (TC) Cotter, Peter, 2006 Coulombe, Bernard, 1944* Coulson, H.R., 1907-08-09(C)-10 Courson, W.M., 1887 Coverdale, Gregory, 1991 Cowan, George, 1998-99-2000-01 Cox, Dennis, 1957-58-59 Cox, Thomas, 1965 Craig, H.L., 1897 Cramton, Michael, 1988-89-90 Craven, Nick, 2015 Crawford, Evan, 2000-01-02-03 Cregar, P.B., 1894 (Mgr.) Cressinger, J.B., 1890-92 Cristoforo, Felix, 1943 Croop, J.E., 1906 Crouse, George W., 1934-35-36 Crowe, Joseph, 1931 Crudup, Charles, 1993-94-95 Cruikshank, F.P., 1911-12-13 Crum, Thomas, 1965-66-67 Cunningham, John, 1964 Currie, Ed, 1992-93 Cyphert, Jay, 1997 (Mgr.) Czeponis, Jr., Lawrence, 1989-90

<<< <<< D >>> >>> Dailey, John, 1971-72-73 (CC) Dakan, Michael, 1976-77 Dal Bello, Ian, 2008-09-10-11 D’Aloia, Paul, 1977-78-79

KEVIN EIBEN

Diehl, F.W., 1923 Diehl, G.W., 1924-25-26-27 (C) Dierkes, Derek-London, 2011-13 Dietrich, J.J., 1921-22 Dieujuste, Audrey, 2013 Diez, Richard, 1970-71-72 Dillon, F.W., 1895 Dimitroff, Donald, 1984-85 DiOrio, F. Joseph, 1969-70-71 (CC) Diorio, William, 1973-74 Diotisalvi, Anthony, 1944* Ditka, Ashton, 1959-60-61 Dlugos, Joe, 1995-96-97 Dobber, Walter, 1933-34-35 Dodd, Roger, 1970 Doebler, W. Sherman, 1946 Domazewski, Chester S., 1942-46 Dombeck, Trevor, 2009 Dominick, Thomas, 1984-85-86 Donahue, Kenneth, 1968-69-70 Donato, Joseph, 1979-80-81 Donkers, Jason, 1994-95 Donnelly, Sean, 1992 (Mgr.) Dooley, John M., 1920 Doremus, Andrew, 1994-95 Dorman, Jack V., 1931-32-33 Douglas, D.A., 1901-02 Doviak, Gregory, 1968-69-70 Drayton, Jack G., 1933-34 Drexler, Fred, 1943* Duda, Marc, 1975-76-77 Dudas, Jordan, 2011-12 Dueger, LaVerne E., 1939-40 Duerksen, Roger, 1958 Duff, Jack, 1966-67 Duff, W.W., 1910 Duncan, Brian, 2013-14-15 Duncan, Dell, 1973 Dunkle, D.F., 1910-11-12 Dunlap, S.B., 1902 (Mgr.) Dunmire, R.B., 1888-89 Dunn, Timothy, 1978-79 Dunn, William, 1978 Duplicki, Alexander J., 1948-49-50 DuPuy, Ted, 1956 Durkin, Anthony, 1982 Durner, Harry, 1952 Durr, Kenneth, 1978-79-80-81 Durtan, Stanley, 1970-71-72 Dzurinko, Andrew, 1962-63-64

<<< <<< E >>> >>> Eachus, John, 1957-58-59 Earle, Tarrin, 2018 Eaton, A.T., 1923 Ebner, G.G., 1919 Eck, Stephen, 1970-71-72 (CC)

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Damaschke, Dennis, 1973-75 D’Amico, Lawrence, 1979-80 Daniels, B.E., 1909-10 Daniels, Dominique, 2012-13-14 Dann, D.I., 1930 Danowski, F., 1914 Dante, Darrell, 1982 Darrington, Raphael, 2002 Darrup, Chris, 1989 Davenport, Julién, 2013-14-15(TC)-16 (TC) Davenport, Robert G., 1950-51 Davidson, Donald, 1946-47-48-49 (CC) Davidson, E.E., 1883 Davidson, Michael, 1974 Davies, J.E., 1883 Davies, Peter, 1982-83-84 Davis, Brien, 1995 Davis, Jason, 2006-07-09 Davis, Kenny, 2004-05 Davis, Lee, 1958 (Mgr.) Davis, R.G., 1914 Davis, R.J., 1891-92 Davis, Roosevelt, 2006 Dayhoff, H.O., 1920-21-22 Deacon, Thomas, 1944* Dean, Thomas A., 1949-50-51 DeAngelis, Frank, 1941 Deary, Sterling, 2018 Decker, Andrew, 2003-04-05 DeCoursey, E., 1922 (Mgr.) DeDominicis, Eric, 1995 Dee, Robert A., 1951-52-53 DeFalco, Andrew, 1992-93-94 DeFeo, Nicholas, 2005-06 DeFloria, Joey, 2015-16-17 (CC) DeGraffenreidt, Aaron, 2002-03-04 Delaney, Timothy, 1932-33-34 De La Rosa, Robert, 2008-09-10-11 DelMauro, Matt, 2013-14-15 DelRusso, Anthony, 2016 DeMarco, Dylan, 2018 DeMartino, Matthew, 2005-06 Dempsey, John, 1931-33 DeNick, Frank, 2009-10-11 Denne, Thomas, 1973 Dennis, Micah, 2018 Dent, J.D., 1915-16-19 Denton, J.C., 1922-23 Depew, Alvin, 1978-79-80 Depew, Eugene, 1968-69-70 (CC) Depew, Terry, 1970-71-72 Derrick, Randall, 2002 (Mgr.) DeRosa, Frank, 1944* DeStefano, Josh, 2004-05-06-07 Devonshuk, David, 1975-76-77 (CC) DeWoody, C., 1887 DiBernardo, Ian, 1990-91 Dickens, James, 1982

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NICHOLAS FARINA Eckard, Alex, 2010-11 Eden, Josh, 2006-07-10 (CC)-11 (CC) Edgar, A.W., 1921-22 Edmunds, C.P., 1907-08-09 Edwards, 1883 Edwards, Harold C., 1913-14 Edwards, Stephen, 2005-06-07-08 Egloff, James I., 1951-52-53 (TC) Eiben, Kevin, 1997-98-99-2000 Elliott, Bentley, 1964 Elliott, D.H., 1894-96-97 Elliott, Joseph, 1961-62-63 Elliott, Frederick, 1959-60 Elliott, W.W., 1917 Ellis, Scott, 1962-63-64 Ellor, A.W., 1927-28-29 Ellson, Richard, 1971 Elwell, Edwin, 1972-73-74 Emanuel, Stephen C., 1924-25 Endler, Harold, 1931-33 Erb, Lester, 1987-88-89-90 Erby, Corin, 2005-06-07 Errickson, Andy, 1957-58 Erskine, Cinjun, 2017(SA)-18 (SA) Ervin, Robert, 1946-47-48-49 Esposito, Christopher, 1989-90-91 Evanko, Kevin, 1973-75 Evans, Bob, 1977-78-79 Evans, Dave, 1998-99-2000 Ewell, Clayton, 2012-13-14-15 Eyster, Llewellyn, 1940

<<< <<< F >>> >>> Fahringer, Fredrick, 1940-41 Faircloth, Matt, 2000 Falcone, Justin, 2017 Fallon, Thomas, 1965-66-67 Falvey, Brian, 1980-81-82-83 Farbstein, Mitchell, 1970-71-72 Farina, Nicholas, 1931-32-33 (CC) Farley, Robert C., 1943*-44 Farrand, Brigham, 2006-07-08-09 Farrell, Brandon, 2014-15 Farrell, Tom, 1995-96-97-98 Farrow, W.C., 1887-89 Farthing, William, 1989 Fassel, E.M., 1906 (Mgr.) Fastuca, Douglas, 1984-85-86 (CC) Faust, R.B., 1918 Fawcett, Blaine, 1990-91-92 Fazio, Salvatore J., 1935 Feeley, Patrick, 1993-94-95 Feldmann, Gordon, 1969 Felton, Raleigh, 1915 Fennimore, Trevor, 2016-17 Ferraiuolo, William, 1975-76 Ferreri, Roger, 1967 (Mgr.)

Fetterman, Terry, 1956-57 Fex, Joe, 2018 Ficca, Vince, 1998-99-2000 (TC) Fichter, Frank, 1961-62-63 Fick, William, 1967-68-69 Filer, John D., 1934-35-36 (CC) Finkelstein, Moe, 1954 Finn, Pat, 2016-17-18 (CC) Finsterbush, Levi, 2008 Firman, Robert, 2008 Firth, C., 1894 Fisher, H.C., 1913-16 Fisher, Jonathan, 1968 Fitzsimmons, Devin 2004 Fitzsimmons, Robert, 1955-56-57 (CC) Flaherty, Jake, 2012-13 Fleming, Douglas, 1945-47 Flesher, R.E., 1926 Fletcher, Blake, 2016-17 Flurer, John, 1952-53-54 Foley, Edward, 1986-87-88 (TC) Forbes, Brent, 2011-12-13 Ford, Darren, 1978-79-80 Ford, Robert, 1953-54-55 Forsyth, Douglas, 1957-58-59 Foster, Brian, 1999 Foster, J.W., 1921-22-23-24 (C) Foulke, Kirk, 1959-60-61 (C) Fourney, Alexander, 1982 Fox, Jim, 1995-96 Fox, Jon, 2016-17-18 Fraass, Robert, 1992 Fralick, Jason, 1990-92 Frampton, D.B., 1908 Francis, Greg, 1972 Francis, Joseph, 2009-10-11-12 (CC) Frank, H.A., 1904-05 Franke, William, 1949-50 Franklin, Lester, 1943* Frassenei, Rogers, 1956-57 (CC) Frattarelli, Edward, 1992-93-94 (TC) Freeble, C.R., 1917 Freeman, James, 1965 Freshnock, Chad, 2016-17 Freudenberger, G.V., 1899-1900 Frick, Justin, 1991-92-93 Friday, Brandon, 2006-07 Friend, Travis, 2010-11-12-13 (CC) Frisbey, David, 2003-04-05-06 Fritz, Gary, 1978-79-80-81 Fry, Harry, 1929-30-31 Frymire, B.M., 1905 Fullmer, Ian, 2007 Funair, Frank, 1937-38-39 Funderburg, Gerald, 1999 Furiell, Ralph, 1932-33-34 (CC) Furio, Henry, 1943* Furlong, Ronald, 1987 Furman, L.B., 1887

Gagarin, R., 1979 (Mgr.) -80(Mgr.) Gaines, Gregory, 1985-86-87-88 Gallagher, John, 2012 Gallagher, Joseph A., 1949-50-51 Gallia, Louis J., 1966-67-68 Gallo, Geoffery S., 1980-81 Ganz, Jr., Paul, 1951-52-53 (TC) Garcia, Francisco, 1994-95 Garcia, Omar, 2015-17 Gardner, Jon, 1986-87-88 Garner, A.R., 1895-97-98 Garner, Damon, 1991-92-93 Garrett, R.V., 1926 (Mgr.) Garrity, Norman, 1960-61-62 Garten, Thomas, 1946 (Mgr.) Gaskell, Vernon, 1945 Gaskill, A.J.S., 1926 Gates, H.C., 1900 Gatewood, Blair, 2013 Gatto, Nick, 2010-11-12 Gavert, Jr., Roy V., 1951-52-53-54 Gay, Brian, 1993-94-95 (CC) Gdaniec, E.A., 1913-14-20-21 Gdaniec, J.F., 1911-12 Geosits, John, 1947-48 (C) Gearhart, C., 1883 Geishauser, Greg, 1998-99 Genna, Joseph, 1980 Gentile, Mark, 1992-93-94 Gerdeman, Gregory, 1991-92 Gerhart, R., 1883 Gerhart, W.L., 1918 Gerlach, Rob, 2008-09-10 Gerstmyer, Gregory, 1990 Gevirtz, Daniel, 2012 Giacomelli, Donald, 1968-69-70 (CC) Gibbon, Jr., Robert, 1983-84 (TC) Gibson, David, 2001-02 Gibson, Justin, 2002-03-04 Gifford, Steve, 2001 Gilbert, H.N., 1916 Gilchrist, E.P., 1895-96 Gilewicz, Paul, 1968-69-70 Gilkey, Clinton, 1958-59 Gilleland, Scott, 1985-86-87-88 Gills, W.S., 1901-02 Gillus, J., 1899-1900 Giordano, J. Ronald, 1961-62 Given, James, 1985-86-87 (CC) Glass, C.E., 1915 Glass, Edwin, 1940-41 Glasser, Chad, 2004-05-06-07 Glenn, Joe, 2002-03-04 Glenn, Troy, 2015-16 Glus, Robert, 1992-93-94 Golden, Connor, 2014-15-16-17 Goldsmith, M.F., 1905 Golomboski, Joseph, 1980-81 Goodall, C.E., 1901 (Mgr.) Goodwin, C.L., 1929-30-31 Goodwin, E., 1926 Goodwin, M., 1926 Goodwin, S., 1925-26 Gordon-Hamm, Devin, 2009-10-11-12 Gore, Frederick W., 1939-40-41 (CC) Gornto, Josh, 2007-08-09 Gorski, Peter, 1993 Goyette, Jeff, 2010-11-12-13 (CC) Graham, Jeffrey, 1966-67-68 Graham, John, 1947 Grainger, Jonathan, 2005-06-07 (CC) Grant, Ralph, 1943-44 (CC) Gray, William G., 1951-52-53 (TC) Grecek, Leonard, 1993-94-95 Green, Eric, 1991 Green, Eric, 1996-97-98-99 Green, Raymond J., 1935-36 Green, William, 1988 Greene, F.H., 1892 Grella, Gary, 1982-83-84

Grennon, William, 1980 Grey, W.T., 1899-1900 Grieco, Joseph V., 1938-39 Griffin, Jerome, 1969-70 Griffith, B.W., 1895-96 Griffith, Bart, 1996 Grim, William L., 1951-52 Gring, Edward, 1927 (Mgr.) Groff, J., 1907-08 Gross, Daniel, 1947 (Mgr.) Grosswirth, Herbert A., 1951 Grosvenor, Michael, 1983-85 Gumb, Dana, 1944* Gruenberg, Charles, 1946-47-48-49 Guadagno, Andrew, 2005-07 Guerrini, Michael, 1987-88 Gunthorpes, Alex, 1997 Gurevick, Carl, 1953 Gush, F. James, 1978-79-80 Gutowski, Ryan, 2010-11-12 Guyton, Zachary, 1984-85-86 Gyre, Richard, 2000

<<< <<< H >>> >>> Haardt, William, 1966 Hackley, Chris, 1986-87-88 (TC) Haering, Robert, 1962-63-64 Haft, Eric, 1978 Hagan, Charles, 1974-75-76-77 Haggerty, Michael, 1994-95-96 Hagman, Nevin, 2012-13-14 Hahn, Byron, 1920-21-22 Hajdu, Steve, 1996-97-98 Halicki, E.H., 1925-27-28 (CC) Hall, Charles, 1945-47 Hall, Clay, 1973(Mgr.)-74 (Mgr.) Hall, Marshall, 1979-80-81-82 Hall, Peter, 1976-77 Hall, V.P., 1917-18 Hall, W.J., 1921-22-23 Hall, Jr., Walter J., 1948-49-50 Hambacher, E.A., 1927-28 Hammond, Rapheal, 2003-04 Hamper, Luke, 2018 Hann, H.H., 1915 (Mgr.) Hanson, H., 1887 (C) Hardman, Mike, 2004-05-06 Hardy, Todd, 1991-92-93 Hargrave, F.B., 1887-88 Harper, Jay, 2008 Harris, H.F., 1895 Harris, Justin, 1996-97-98-99 Harris, Kyle, 2000-01 Harrison, Marc, 1989-90-91 Harriss, B.T., 1906 Hart, Duane, 1992-93 Hart, III, Edgar, 1982-83-84 Hart, Jeffrey, 1991-92 Hart, Lewis, 1956-57-58 (CC) Hart, Matthew, 1963 Harteveld, Peter, 1992 Hartman, Jake, 2011-13-14 Harwell, Hugh, 1965(Mgr.)-66 (Mgr.) Hatajik, Todd, 1990 Havern, Thomas, 1964-65-66 Havrilak, Samuel, 1966-67-68 (C) Havrilla, III, Paul, 1981-82-83-84 Hawk, D.J., 1906 Hawk, G.W., 1906 Hawkins, Robert, 1985-86-87-88 Hayes, Chris, 2007-08 Hayes, Connor, 2012-13-14 Hayes, Gene, 1940 Hayes, J.F., 1906 Haywood, Josh, 2012 Hazlett, Todd, 1994 Heather, Fred, 1964 Heckman, Raymond S., 1948 Heidt, Edward, 1982-83-84 Heim, R.C., 1923 (Mgr.) Heininger, Karl A., 1950-51 Helfrich, David, 1968

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<<< <<< J >>> >>> Jackson, Edward, 1992-93-94 Jackson, John Henry, 2002-03-04 Jackson, William III, 1994-95 Jaffe, Melvin, 1939 (Mgr.) James, G.K., 1927-28-29 James, Owen, 1931-32-33 (CC) Jamieson, Edward, 1968-69 Jamieson, William, 1999-2002 (Mgr.) Jann, Henry, 1971 Jansen, Keith E., 1981-82-83-84 (TC) Jantzi, Eric, 1989-90 Jaroschak, James, 1992-94 Jegede, Matthew, 2013-14-15 Jemison, F.D., 1921-22-23 Jenkins, E., 1921-22-23-24 Jenkins, Harry L., 1934 Jenkins, Kenneth, 1979-80-81 (CC) Jenkins, Walter, 1970 (Mgr.) Jenkinson, E.J., 1895-96-97 Jennings, G.A., 1893-94-96-97 Jessup, Reishad, 2011 Jessup, Todd, 1992-93 John, Jim, 1997-98 Johnson, Bruce, 1969 Johnson, Charles B., 1962 Johnson, Charles F., 1960-65-66 Johnson, C.L., 1918 Johnson, D.M., 1921-22-23 Johnson, Elting C., 1942-43 Johnson, J.C., 1901-02-03-04 (C) Johnson, J. VanWert, 1949-50-51 Johnson, Jr., J. VanWert, 1976 Johnson, Larry, 1976-77-78 Johnson, Matt, 2010-11-12-13 Johnson, Richard, 1960 Johnson, Richard D., 1948-49-50 (CC) Johnson, Richard S., 1983 Johnson, Timothy, 2000-02-03 (CC) Johnson, Trey, 2014-15-16-17 Johnston, Harry, 1945 Johnston, William, 1943* Jones, Arthur, 1966 Jones, C.S., 1927-28 Jones, E.E., 1925 Jones, Edward, 1970-71-72 Jones, Greg, 2007-08(CC)-09 (CC) Jones, Roger A., 1966-67-68 Jones, T.C., 1927-28-29 Jones, Willes E., 1937-38 Jonov, Colin, 2014-15-17 Jonsson, Patrik, 1995 Jope, Andrew, 1990 (Mgr.) Jordan, A.A., 1909-10-11-12 (C) Jordan, Alex, 2015-16-17-18 Jordan, H.L., 1924 Joyce, Patrick, 2011-12 Joyner, Terence, 1998-99 Julian, A.F., 1920-21-22

Kaufmann, W.A., 1892-94 (C) Kawczenski, Matt, 1999-2002 Keane, Christopher, 1982-83-84-85 Kech, A.S., 1905 (Mgr.) Keech, G.T., 1913 (Mgr.) Keener, Jamie, 1984-85-86 Keiser, Wilmon, 1911-12-13(C)-14 Kelley, Don, 1977-78-79 Kelly, J.E., 1909 Kelly, Jeffrey, 1989-90-91 Kelly, Patrick, 2011-12-13-14 Kelly, W.T., 1924 Keltie, Bruce, 1977-78-79-80 (TC) Kennedy, Antwan, 2002-03 Kenny, Brian, 1964 Kenzie, Al, 1956 Kern, Frederick, 1940-41 Kerr, Stephen, 2001-02-03 Kerstetter, F.L., 1909-11 Keshishian, John, 1943 Kevitch, Austin, 2013 Kiely, Jr., William R., 1948-49-50 Kiernan, Thomas, 1941-46 Kiersarsky, Leonard J., 1948-49 Kiick, George H., 1937-38-39 (CC) Killeen, Calhoun J., 1944 Killiri, Michael, 2018 Killoran, Russell, 1967 Kilpelainen, Janne, 1990-91-92 Kimball, Andrew G., 1981-82 King, Brian, 1986 King, Jimmy, 2013-14-15 King, Michael, 1994 Kinner, Kyle, 2016-17 Kinney, Arthur, 1955 Kinports, B.W., 1892 Kinsey, Ronald, 1963-64-65 Kinslow, W.D., 1890 Kirby, Frank A., 1950-51-52 Kirk, Jim, 1995 (Mgr.) Kirkendall, H.W.D., 1887-88 Kirth, 1916 Kisiday, Andrew, 1975 Kissinger, Ardie, 1996-97-98 Kisslak, Jay, 1985 Kizekai, A.J., 2006-07-08(CC)-09 (CC) Klaber, Richard, 1953-54 Klauder, George, 1954 Klawonn, Robert, 1985-87 Klenovic, John, 1969-70-71 (CC) Kline, R.D., 1917 Klingensmith, Donald, 1990-91-92 Klingerman, Colby, 2014-15 Klingner, Erik, 1992 Klosterman, B.F., 1925 Kmetz, Paul, 1971-73 Knauer, Craig, 1991 Knoneberg, Karl, 1975-76

<<< <<< K >>> >>> Kachel, Leonard, 1932-33 Kadien, Tom, 1977 Kane, Kevin, 1990-91-92 Kane, Thomas, 1955 Kapp, C.G., 1921-22 Karmilowicz, N.A., 1924-25-26-27 Karwoski, Robert, 1955-56 Kased, Ramy, 2012-13-14-15 Kaslander, Bobby, 2013-14-15 Kaslander, Jr., Robert A., 1981-82-83 Kaufman, Peter, 2004-05-06 Kaufmann, Richard, 1965-66-67 (C)

JIM GIVEN

Knupp, Melvin L., 1939-40-41 (CC) Koch, C.D., 1897 (Mgr.) Kochins, George J., 1944-46 Kofke, Andy, 1973 (Tr.) Kolak, Andy, 2000 (Mgr.) Kolodziej, Jason, 2006-08 Kopp, Travis, 1991-92-93(CC)-94 Kopp, W.T., 1926 Koppes, Donald, 1955-56 Korn, Ryan, 2003-04 Kosier, Robert, 1958 Kostos, A., 1925 (C) Kostos, F.C., 1929 Kostos, J., 1917-18-19-20 (C) Kostynick, Michael, 1943 Kovacs, Stephen J., 1944-45 Kowalski, Gerard, 1975(Mgr.)-76(Mgr.)-77(Mgr.) Kozlowski, James, 1954-55 Kramer, Brian, 1997-98-99 Kreider, Joel, 1977-78-79 Kremer, C., 1918 Kremer, F., 1918 Kreps, James, 1979 Kress, Jeff, 1972(Mgr.)-73(Mgr.)-74(Mgr.) Kress, R.H., 1898 (Mgr.) Krise, H.D., 1897 Krizak, Simon, 2018 Kroner, A., 1943 (Mgr.) Krueger, Thomas, 1975-76-77-78 Krutchkoff, Todd, 1990 Kubacki, John, 1932 Kucera, David, 1980-82-83-84 Kuhn, George, 1967 Kuhn, Robert, 1998-99 Kuhn, Tom, 1999-2000-01 Kuhns, Charles, 1975-76 Kunar, Matt, 1995-96-97-98 Kupstas, B.G., 1925 Kurtz, J.R., 1909-10 Kutz, Charles, 1986-87-88

<<< <<< L >>> >>> LaBrec, Josh, 1994-95-96-97 Lachman, James, 2003-04-05 Lair, Alex, 2008 Lair, Andrew, 2006-08 Lake, Jim, 1977 Lambert, Oliver, 1965 Landis, Daryl, 1989 Lane, William H., 1936-37-38 (CC) Lane, Jr., William H., 1969-70 Langan, Robert, 1972-73-74 Lange, Kenneth, 1983 Laskowski, Joseph, 1969-70-71 Laughton, Robert, 1962-63-64 Laukien, Stefen, 2012 Lauletta, Trey, 2011-13-14

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Helon, Chase, 2002 (Mgr.) Helsing, Dane, 1999-2000 Hemmings, A. Bruce, 1963-64-65 Henderson, John A., 1948 Henderson, J.N., 1908 Hendren, J.D., 1915-16-19 (C) Hendricks, Ronald, 1953-54-55 Henesey, Brian, 1988-89-90-91 (CC) Henn, James, 1965-66 Henneman, Brad S., 1980-81-82-83 (TC) Henning, H.W., 1921-22-23 Henry, Andrew, 1987-88 Henry, David, 1984-85 Henry, John Jr., 1993-94 Henry, Tom, 1977-78-79 Hepp, Bob, 2000 Herbert, Steven, 1991-93-94 Herman, Blais, 2018 Herman, C.W., 1883 Herman, J.A., 1898 Hern, G.P., 1911-12-13-14 Hershock, Robert, 1956 Hertzler, John, 1969-70 Hess, Cary, 2014-15-16 Hetsko, Richard J., 1949-50 Hettche, Ray, 1957-58-59 Hewson, John, 1943 Heydrick, Edward, 1931 Heysham, T., 1890-91 Hibbard, David, 1978-79-80 (TC) Hiles, James D., 1981-82 Higgins, Eric, 1997-99-2000 Higgins, William, 1988-89-90 Hildebrand, Sam, 2018 Hill, Willie, 1995-96-97 Hines, Gregory, 1993-95 Hinkle, W. Clarke, 1929-30-31 Hislop, James, 1976-78 Hislop, Thomas, 1975-76-77 (CC) Hixson, Mike, 1956-57-58 Hoak, K.E., 1929-30-31 Hodges, Gilbert, 1993-95 Hoffer, Joel, 2004-05-06 Hoffman, E.T., 1897 Hoffman, Richard, 1943 Hoffmaster, Clayton, 2012-13-15 Hogan, George, 1995-96-97 Hohowski, Ronald, 1960 Hollabaugh, Richard, 1974 Holland, Craig, 1978 Hollinger, C.D., 1925-26 Hollinshead, F., 1893-94-96 Hollister, William, 1953 Holmes, Robert, 1955-56-57 Homa, David, 1984 Homan, F.W., 1919-20-21-22 Hoover, James, 1947-48-49 Hopler, H.S., 1914-15-16 Hopson, C.J., 2008-09 Hopson, Julius, 2005-06-07-08 Horan, Jack, 2016-17 Horan, James, 2000-01-02 Horning, John, 1975-76 Horst, Jr., Robert, 1992-93-94 Horter, G.C., 1889-90-91 Horting, Reed, 1969 Howanitz, George, 1994-95-96 (TC) Hubka, Eugene, 1943-44(CC)-46 Hubka, Terry, 1965 Hughes, Edward, 1979-80-81-82 Hulick, J.E., 1925 Humeston, E.A., 1898 Hummel, Jake, 1996 Hunt, Brad, 1996 Hunt, John, 2016-17-18 Hunn, Richard, 1956-57-58 Hurdley, Wally, 1994-96-97 (TC) Hurley, Corey, 1996-97-98-99 (TC) Hush, Charles, 1979 Huston, Chris, 1997 Hutchings, Corey, 1995 (Mgr.) Hyman, Kareem, 2012-13-14

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Lauro, Joe, 2015-16-17-18 (CC) Law, C.C., 1883 (C) Law, Keith D., 1951 Lawrence, Calvin, 1977 Lawrence, F.A., 1915-16 Layman, Doug, 1996-97 Lazio, Frank, 2002-03-04 Leach, Chester R., 1948-49-50 Leatherman, Michael, 2000-01-02-03 (CC) Leavitt, Shirley M., 1931 (Mgr.) Leavitt, Willard H., 1936 (Mgr.) Lebec, Richard, 1960-61 Lebo, Josh, 2012-13-14 Lee, Josh, 2007-08-09 Lees, W.L., 1917 Lefkandinos, George, 1943 Leisey, Randall, 1967 Lemon, Richard, 1993-94-95-96 (TC) Lenhard, Donald, 1964-65-66 Lenhardt, G.K., 1903-04-05-06 (C) Lennox, Scott, 1994-95 Lerro, William, 1963-64-65 Lesher, H.V., 1904 Lesifko, Michael, 1973-74 Leskinen, Steve, 1973-74 Lester, John, 1978 Letchworth, George, 1954 (Mgr.) Levine, William, 1985-86-87 Lewis, Anthony, 2000-01-02 Lewis, Raymond P., 1918 Lichtenfels, Philip J., 1951 Light, Douglas K., 1948-49-50 Light, Samual, 1943* Lillis, Scott, 1985-86-87 Lilly, Jeffrey, 1976-77 Lima, Paul, 1996-97-98 Lipp, Glyn, 1976-77-78 Liprando, Luke, 2015-16 Little, Brandon, 1994-95-96 (TC) Lloyd, Ronald, 1952-53-54 Lobel, A.T., 1928-29-30 Locey, Alan, 1980-81-82 Lockard, Kenneth, 2002 Locke, F.M., 1930 (Mgr.) Locke, Jeffrey A., 1981-82 Lockett, Jeffrey, 1978 Lodeski, Ronald, 1963-64 Lohr, Philip, 1980 Long, George, 1985-86 Long, Patrick, 1966-67 Longaker, Robert P., 1939 Lord, Adam, 1999-2000-01-02 (TC) Lore, Francis R., 1948 Lourdeaux, Joe, 1999-2000-01 Louthis, Peter, 1967-68-69 Love, G.F., 1888 Lovelace, Anthony, 2003-04 Loyer, James, 1973 Lovett, Josh, 2007 Lucadamo, Anthony, 1969-70 Luccarelli, Eugene, 1968-69-70 Luce, Stephen, 1975 Ludwig, William R., 1966-67-68 Lukner, Erik, 2017-18 Lundberg, Chris, 1999-2000-01-02 Lundberg, Cory, 1997-99 Lusk, John, 1990-91-92 (TC) Lustig, Justin, 1997-98-99-2000 (TC) Lutz, Devon, 2005 Lyles, Dominic, 2018 Lympus, Shane, 1991-92 Lynch, Mark, 1978 Lynn, H.S., 1926 Lynn, John P., 1936-37-38

<<< <<< M >>> >>> Maczuzak, Paul, 1965-66-67 MacGibbon, Glen, 1980-81-82 Mackenzie, Doug, 2004 Maeby, John T., 1949-50 Magagna, Albert, 1941-42-43* Magee, E.J., 1898

Magee, R.L., 1924-25-26 Magee, Robert, 1974-75 Magill, Lenny, 2009 Mahl, Gerald, 1997-2000 (Mgr.) Mahood, W.T., 1925 Mair, Jesse, 1940-46 Makovsky, Brian, 1987-88-89 Malin, Theodore, 1991-92 Malone, Patrick, 1959-60-61 Maloney, R.J., 1992 Malsky, Leo, 1988 Mangan, T.J., 1915-16-19-20 Mangum, Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Dean, 1989 Manigan, Edward, 1964 Manjuck, Todd, 2005-07-08 Mann, David, 1978-79-80 Mann, Webster A., 1944 (Mgr.) Manning, Paul, 1955-56 Manrodt, Jr., Kurt, 1936-37-38 Mansfield, Clay, 1968-69-70 Marcozzi, Anthony, 2012-15 Mardaga, Louis W., 1943*-44 Margaritonda, Donald, 1992-93 Marhefka, David, 1973 Marinak, Douglas, 1967-68-69 Marine, Bryan, 2015-16-17-18 (CC) Marks, Robert, 1964-65-66 (CC) Marohnic, Michael, 1975 Marquardt, Albert, 2001-02-03 Marren, David S., 1981 Marrow, Jason, 1998-99-2001 Marsh, C.S., 1904 (Mgr.) Marsh, H.B., 1892-93 Marshall, James, 1986(Mgr.)-87 (Mgr.) Marshall, Robert, 1989-90-91 Marsilio, Chad, 1997-98-99-2000 Marsilio, Jared, 2001-02-03 Marsoobian, Armen, 1972 (Mgr.) Martell, Jay, 2004 Marter, C.D., 1929-30-31 (C) Martin, David, 1983-84-85-86 Martin, L.P., 1930 Martin, Thomas, 1990-91 Martz, C.J., 1918 Marvel, Lee, 2011-12-13-14 Maslanik, Ronald, 1959-60 Mason, Joseph S., 1949-50-51 Masonis, Robert, 1983-84 Massaro, Luke, 2009-10 Massey, Joe, 1999-2000-01-02 Mathewson, Christy, 1898-99-1900 Mathias, Larry, 1957-58-59 (C) Mathieson, Richard, 1964 (Mgr.) Mathiew, Charles, 1945 Matthews, Eugene, 1942-43(CC)-46 Matthews, Robert, 1997 (Mgr.)-99 (Mgr.) Maturo, Clark, 2011 Matzura, Stephen, 2004-05 Maurer, Derek, 2013-14 Mauritz, Peter, 1978-79-80 Maute, Robert, 1983-84-85 Mayer, Walter, 1960-61 Mayo, Corey, 2001-02-03-04 Mayock, Matthew, 1985-86-87-88 Mays, Vincent, 1991-92-93 Mazanek, Anthony P., 1936 McAllister, F.B., 1908-09-10 McAnulty, N.B., 1910 (Mgr.) McCann, Vincent, 1965-66 McCartney, Richard, 1954-55 McClain, W.J., 1930 McCleary, H.C., 1923-25 McCloskey, Lee E., 1948 McCloy, James, 1986-88 McConnell, Paul V., 1942-47(C) McCormick, F.G., 1924-25-26-27 McCormick, H.E., 1901-02 McCoy, Alvin, 1986-88-89 McDaniel, Robert, 1943* McDermott, F.P., 1914-15-16-19 McDevitt, Edward, 1970-71-72 McDonald, Mike, 1977-78-79(CC)-80 McDonnell, Dylan, 2011-12-13-14

GENE LUCCARELLI McDonough, M.J., 1909 McDowell, C.A., 1923 McDowell, Don, 1997-98-99 McElhany, John F., 1939-40 McElvene, Kevin, 1990-91-92 McFall, Robert, 1943* McFarland, William, 1984-85 (CC) McFarlane, Tyler, 2007 McFate, Edward, 1938 McGaughey, George, 1933-34 McGinnis, Jr., Edward J., 1949(Mgr.)-50 (Mgr.) McGlincy, Lewis, 1940 McGowan, Edward J., 1942 McGrane, Eugene, 1943* (Mgr.) McGrath, Frederick, 1976 McGraw, H.C., 1920-21-22 McGuire, John, 2018 McGuire, P.J., 1918 McHugh, Steven, 1992-93-94 McKay, William, 1945-46-47 McKeever, J.E., 1904 McKibbin, Martin H., 1949-50-51 McKinnon, Carl, 1946 McLaughlin, John, 1974-75-76 McLeod, Nick, 2008-09 McMahon, 1901 McMahon, John, 1947-48 McManus, Daniel, 2014 McNinch, A.E., 1905-06 McQuiston, C.L., 1895 McQuown, William, 1961-62-63 McSorley, Harry J., 1951-52 (CC) Mears, Warren K., 1944-46 Medrano, Nathan, 2016 Meehan, Eugene, 1955-56-57 Meenan, Daniel, 1986-87-88 Megargee, J.L., 1892-93-94 Megargel, Robert, 1945 (Mgr.) Melberger, Clifford, 1958-59-60 (C) Mellado, Roger, 2017-18 Merrell, Robert B., 1942-47 Meltzer, Philip, 1972-73 Melville, Bob, 1962 (Mgr.) Mesaros, Ronald, 1991 Meseroll, Charles, 1940(Mgr.)-41(Mgr.) Meyer, Karl, 1974-75-76 (TC) Mezza, Anthony, 1930-31 Michalski, John, 1954-56 Miele, Anthony D., 1948 Miller, C.L., 1929-30 Miller, Christopher, 1986-87-88-89 Miller, Jeffery, 1978-79-80-81 (CC) Miller, Leonard E., 1941-42 Miller, Mark, 1992-93-94-95 Miller, Matt, 2002-03-04 Miller, Michael, 1976 Miller, Philip, 1933-34-35 Miller, Ray, 1977

Miller, C. Rich, 1993-94-95-96 Miller, Samuel, 1947 Millhouse, Steven, 2002 Minggia, Adam, 2001-02 Minker, Marion, 1953-54 Mironov, Scott, 1985 Misiec, Mariusz, 1995-96-97 Mitchell, F.B., 1927-28 Mitchell, James, 1980-81-82 Mitchell, R.E., 1925 Mitchell, Thomas, 1963-64-65 Molnar, Yancy, 1990 Mols, William E., 1935 Moncilovich, George, 1958-59 Montagna, Jeffrey, 2002-03-04 Moore, Charles, 1945 Moore, Milton, 1995 Moore, Stanley B., 1944 Moore-Green, Stefone, 2017-18 Morales, Juan, 1999-2000-01-02 Moran, A.T., 1899 Moretz, J. Anthony, 1970-71-72 Morgan, Dennis, 1960-61 Morgan, Edward, 1963-64-65 Morgan, J.C., 2000-01-02 Morgan, Marques, 2007-08 Morgan, N.W., 1922 Morgan, Philip, 1961-62-63 Morgan, Richard, 1970-71 Morgan, Ryan, 2010-11-12-13 Morgans, Patrick, 1989 Morone, Philip, 1947 Morrett, D.W., 1919-20-21-22 Morrette, F., 1914 Morris, R.B., 1904 Morrison, A.B., 1917-18-23 Morrison, Craig, 1977-78-79 Morrow, Michael, 1983-84-85-86 Morse, Jared, 2016-17 Morton, Thomas, 1970 Mottram, Rick, 2017-18 Mount, F., 1891-93 Mowery, Bruce, 1982-84 Moyer, Ronald, 1965-66-67 Moyes Tyrone, 1994 Mozal, Nicholas, 2005-06-07 Mucher, R.E., 1924 (Mgr.) Muh, Matt, 2016-17 Mulford, A.C., 1895 Mulhall, Brian, 1987-88 Mullen, Kevin, 2005-06-07-08 (CC) Munk, R., 1908 Murnane, Frederick C., 1951 Murnane, Owen D., 1951-53 Murphy, Andrew, 1943 Murphy, Brian, 1987 Murphy, Neil, 1959 Murphy, Robert, 1944*

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Murray, Carroll A., 1942-43 Murray, St. Clair, 1916 (Mgr.) Murray, Thomas, 1974-75 Musselman, Nathan, 1996-97-98-2000 Mutzel, L.K., 1928-29-30 Muzi, Erich, 1995-96-97-98 (TC) Myers, Alonzo, 1970 Myers, Bradford J., 1950-51-52 Myers, Clay, 2018 Myers, Edward C., 1931-32-33 Myers, George, 1945 Myers, Jeremy, 1995-96-97-98 (TC) Myers, Joseph, 1988

<<< <<< N >>> >>> Naffah, Ned, 1944 Nagel, Jr., Charles W., 1939-40-41 Najbar, Patryk, 2013 Naiman, Sean, 2017-18 Nana-Sinkam, Sam, 2006-08-09 Nardone, Flavio L., 1950 Natress, W., 1896 Nauman, J. Douglas, 1970-71-72 Naylor, Robert, 2013-14-15 Nazar, Barry, 1967 Nealy, Bruce, 1955-56-57 Negron, Charles, 1957-58-59 Nesbitt, James, 1973-74-75-76 (TC) Nesselbush, Robert, 1984-85 Netski, Edward A., 1944 Newcomb, B.L., 1916-17 (C) Newcomb, Drew, 2016-17-18 Newland, Charles, 1962 Newman, John, 1969-70 Nied, Edward L., 1930-31-32 (C) Niemczyk, Stefan, 2004-05-06 (CC) Nikodem, W.J., 1930 Niple, C.A., 1906-07 (C) Nissley, Travis, 2007-08-09-10 (CC) Nitti, R.J., 2013-14-15-16 Noblett, Brandon, 2012-13-14 Noll, R. Matthew, 1991-92 Norris, McKinley, 1979-80 Nosal, Mark, 1971-72-73 Noteboom, Stephen, 1993-94-95 Noteware, Thomas, 1960-61 Novacich, Jr., Kenneth, 1983 Novak, Darryl, 1962 Nutt, Ian, 2002-03-04 Nycamp, John, 1981

<<< <<< O >>> >>> Oberg, Christopher, 1986-87 O’Brien, C., 1905-06-08 (C) O’Brien, G.E., 1909-10-11 O’Brien, James, 1952

O’Brien, Kevin, 1968 (Mgr.)-69 (Mgr.) O’Brien, Nick, 2013-14-15-16 Odenbach, Alex, 2006-07-08 Ogden, David, 1973-74-75 O’Leary, T.A., 1910 Olendorf, F., 1905 Olson, Ronald, 1987-88-89 Oluleye, Fisayo, 2015-16-17-18 Ondrasik, John, 1970-71-72 O’Neil, Daniel, 1969 Onischenko, Tarras, 1968-69-70 Orazi, Jeff, 2002-03-04-05 O’Reilly, Cameron, 2007 O’Reilly, John, 1967-69 Orlowski, Richard, 1960-61-62 Ormsby, Michael, 1982-83 Orth, Drew, 2008-09-10-11 Oshinskie, Robert, 1992 Ostendarp, James E., 1948-49 Otlowski, Raymond W., 1936 Ott, David, 1958 Owens, E.G., 1883 Owens, Henry, 1954 Owens, W.S., 1908 Owers, Andrew, 2015-16-17-18 Owoyele, Robert, 2009-10-11-12 Oyekoya, Samuel, 2009-10-11-12 Ozersky, 1902

<<< <<< P >>> >>> Page, Simeon, 2017-18 Paglia, Blaise, 2000-01 Palermo, Matt, 2004-05-06 Palko, Dan, 1996-97-98-99 (TC) Palladino, Robert, 1969(Mgr.)-70 (Mgr.) Palmer, Derrick, 2010-11-12-13 (CC) Pangonas, Tim, 1981-82-83 Papadakis, John, 1996-97-98-99 (TC) Pape, Jeffrey, 1989-90-91 Paprota, Dillon, 2016 Parham, Terence, 1994-95-96-97 Paro, Patrick, 1979-80 Parr, John, 1942 Passerotti, Richard, 1978-79-80 Pasternak, Shaun, 2007-08-09 Patty, Jeremy, 1992-93-94 Patzwall, Robert, 1957-58-59 Pavlechko, Timothy, 1989-90 Pawlina, Thomas, 1966-67 Peale, S.J., 1915-16(C)-19 Peatross, Gary, 1992-93-94 Peay, Jacques, 1981-82-83 Pechin, Alex, 2015-16-17-18 (CC) Pechulis, Arnold V., 1948-49-50 (CC) Pecone, Chris, 1996 Peer, Chris, 1995-96-97 (TC) Pegg, Harold C., 1937-38-39 (CC)

<<< <<< Q >>> >>> Quarles, Donald, 2009-10-11-12 Querino, Ernest E., 1941 Quick, Martin A., 1936-37-38 Quinn, Edward G., 1944 Quinn, M., 1925-26-27-28

<<< <<< R >>> >>> Radcliffe, William, 1967-69 Rafferty, Jon, 2000 Rafferty, Sean, 2008-09-10-11 (CC) Rago, Anthony, 1979 Ransome, Kevin, 2001-02-03-04 (CC) Ratkus, Theodore, 1962-63-64 Rauscher, Victor, 1979(Mgr.)-80 (Mgr.) Ravina, Donald, 1945 Ravenscroft, Aaron, 1997 (Mgr.) Rawles, Lonnie, 2011-12-13-14

Rawson, G.K., 1914 (Mgr.) Rayhack, John, 1969 Raymaley, Edwin R., 1934-35 Reading, W.D., 1912-13 Readinger, Gregory, 1999-2000-01 Rech, William J., 1966-68 Redd, Shawn, 1998-99 Redmond, Leonard, 1993 (SA) Reeb, Edwin, 1964-65 Reed, Charles, 1940 Reed, M., 1920-21-22-23 (C) Reedy, John, 2016-18 Reese, Walter, 1986-87 Regan, Brian, 2012-13-14-15 Reh, Donald, 1975-76 Reichert, James, 1941 Reilly, William, 1954-55-57 Reingold, Vernon, 1944* Reistle, Jr., Jack, 1990 (Mgr.) Reitze, David, 1962-64 Reitzel, Edward, 1960 Rener, Alison, 1982 (Mgr.) Renneisen, Irwin, 1972-73-74 Renock, Stephen, 1971-73 Rexford, Stephen, 1965 Reyonlds, B.R., 1917 Reynolds, Garry, 1999-2000-01 Reznichak, Joseph, 1932-33-34 Rhines, W.P., 1887 Rhode, LeRoy H., 1934(Mgr.)-35 (Mgr.) Rhodes, Hoover, 1937-38 Rhone, Kevin, 1971-72-73 Rhubright, Joseph, 1932-33-34 Rhym, Darren, 1985-87 Richard, Ben, 2014-15-16-17 (CC) Richards, Zachary, 2002-03 Richardson, L.A., 1911-12 Rickey, Thomas, 1975 Rielly, James, 1983-84 Riemer, H.B., 1896-97-98-99 (C) Riethmiller, Ryan, 2016 Rieu, George, 1960-61-62 Riggins, L.L., 1890-91-92 (C) Rigle, Louis, 1945 Riley, Chanse, 2016-17-18 Riley, Harold, 1962 Riker, Ralph, 1954-55-56 Rinaldo, Anthony, 1958-59 Rinaldo, Todd, 2006-07-08 Rivera, Stephen, 2007 Roberts, W.E., 1903 Robertson, Bryce, 2008-09-10-11 Robinson, Matt, 2015-16-17-18 Rocchino, George, 1991 Rockett, Ron, 1995-96-97-98 Rodgers, Donald, 1963 Rodgers, Thomas E., 1941-42-46 Roe, Joshua, 1996-98 Roebuck, Douglas, 1987-88-89-90 Rohrbaugh, Carson, 2008-09-10-11 Rohrbaugh, R. Luke, 1968-69-70 Romango, Alexander, 2016 Romango, Conner, 2018 Rosati, Joseph H., 1935-36 Roseborough, Robert, 1992 Rosenbloom, M., 1918-19 Rosini, Ricco, 1999-2000-01 Ross, Bill, 1956 Ross, Charles, 1972-73 Ross, Dante, 2002-03-04-05 Ross, E.W., 1921 (Mgr.) Ross, N.C., 1929-30 Rossi, Brian, 1970 Rossi, Tony, 1977-78-79 Rost, Lawrence, 1966 Rowe, J.Z., 1895-96-97-98-99 Royer, James, 1965-66 Rubright, Donald, 1972-73 Ruger, Randall, 1967-68-69 (CC) Ruggiero, Mike, 1996 (Mgr.) Rupert, Robert, 1952 Rupp, Dillon, 2014 Rush, Virgil, 2001-03-04

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Pegg, Robert, 1965 Pensabene, Michael, 1973-74-75 Peppers, Justis, 2018 Perkins, Oji, 1995-97 Perry, Bernard, 1994-95-96 (Mgr.) Peters, Charles, 1931-32-33 Petersen, Dorian, 2003-04-05-06 (CC) Pethick, Robert, 1933-34-35 Petronzio, Matt, 1995 (Mgr.) Pettit, Raymond F., 1951-52 Pezak, Joseph, 1968 Pfeiffer, William B., 1935-37 Pflug, David, 1989-90 Phaturos, William, 1992 Phelan, James, 2007-08-09 (CC) Phelps, D.E., 1902 Phillip, Josh, 2010-11 Phillips, David, 1980-81-82 Phillips, Joseph, 1968-69-70 Phillips, Kenneth, 1993 (Mgr.)-94 (Mgr.) Phillips, Lucas, 1998-99-2000 (TC) Phillips, Michael, 1993-94-95 Pickering, Cyril, 2006 Piekarski, F., 1918 Piersol, L.O., 1906-07 Pimm, W.B., 1889-90-91 Pini, Vinnie, 2012 Pinnock, Brandon, 2012 Pirolli, Mike, 2017 Pisano, William, 1990-91 Platt, Wesley, 1913 Plewak, John, 1938-39-40 (CC) Pluviose, Stephane, 2000-01-02 Pocius, Frank L., 1938-39 Pocius, Martin A., 1935-36 Podbielski, Andrew, 2014-15-16-17 Podd, Chester V., 1941-42 Pompliano, A.J., 2010-11 Pompliano, Vince, 2011 Pope, Martin, 1958-60 Popeck, Henry, 1953-54 Powell, Harry H., 1944 Powell, Jabu, 1998-99-2000-01 (CC) Powell, III, Ralph, 1991 Powelson, Jr., Abram V., 1950-51-52 (CC) Pratico, Steve, 1995-96-97 Pratt, Christopher, 1962 (Mgr.)-63 (Mgr.) Praylo, Christopher, 2002-03-04-05 Prendeville, Bill, 2009 Preputnick, Brian, 1993-94 Prichard, K.C., 1898-99-1900 Priest, Forrest M., 1931 Priore, Nicholas R., 1938-39-40 Probst, Carl, 1971-72-73 (CC) Pugliese, Vincent, 1953 Puia, Carroll, 1974 Pulgrano, Justin, 2007-08-09 Pulianas, Alexander V., 1948 Purcell, David, 1995-96 Pursley, Mark, 1973-74-75 Pyles, Mark, 2014-15-16(TC)-17 (CC) Pysh, Dennis, 1982-83

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DANTE ROSS Rutan, Paul, 1944* Rutherford, Andrew, 2003 Rutter, Eric, 1990-91-92 (TC)

<<< <<< S >>> >>> Sabo, John, 1965-66 Sajone, Nicholas, 2000-01 Sakowski, John, 1993-94-95 (TC) Salberg, Russell, 1944*-45 Salinger, George, 1957-58 Salvatore, Peter, 2005 Sanders, Brandon, 2018 Sanders, Chuck, 2017-18 Sangimino, Joe, 2010-13 Santâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ambrogio, Paul, 1977-78-79 Sarnor, Blamah, 2002-03-04 Sayre, M.E., 1906-07 Scalleat, Samuel, 1964-65-66 Schaetzle, Martin, 1980-81-82 (CC) Scharf, Jon, 2001-03-04 Schaffner, D.H., 1911-12-13-14-15 (C) Scheurer, Robert, 1985-87 Schiano, Gregory, 1985-86-87 (CC) Schiano, Joe, 2018 Schiebel, Richard, 1975 Schlichter, Walter, 1944* Schmid, V.A., 1908-09-10-11 (C) Schoeneberger, Larry, 1972-73-74 (CC) Scholtz, Ken, 1996-97 Schub, F.O., 1992 Schultz, Bill, 1977 Schultz, Carl, 1943* Schumacher, Ben, 2014-15-16 (TC) Schwartz, Jerome, 1943 Schweitzer, Joe, 2000-01-02 Scocca, Daniel, 1987-88-89-90 Scott, Gary, 1983-85 Scott, Howard, 1938 (Mgr.) Scott, William, 1933 (Mgr.) Seaman, Calvin, 1947-48 Sease, Gary, 1963-64 Seel, James W., 1943*-44 Seigfried, Albert, 1962-64 Seiss, Henry W., 1930-31-32 Sellers, Sean, 2010-11-12-13 Serrao, Francis R., 1939-40 Shade, P.C., 1905-06 Shaffer, Brian, 1976-77-78 (TC) Shaffer, Robert, 1990 Sheehan, Jimmy, 2018 Sheldon, R.J., 2014-15-16 Shenoy, Vikram, 2015 Shephard, Daron, 1975 Sheppard, R.F., 1904 Sherbondy, Mike, 1996-98 Sherwood, A.J., 1898-99 Sherwood, M.J., 1883

Shields, Andre, 2009-10-11 Shipman, J.O., 1883-87-88 Shipp, J.W., 1901-02-03 Sholly, J. William, 1964 Shoop, F.W., 1908 Shorkley, T.M., 1899 Shorts, W.S., 1922-23-24-26 Shover, Michael, 2002-03-04 Shump, Don, 1996-97-98-99 Shupp, Joseph, 1982-83-84-85 (CC) Shuster, Kenneth, 1943 Sibert, Mark, 1984-85 Sierer, Robert, 1953-54-55 Siezaga, Felix A., 1942-46 Sikora, Ken, 1978-79 Sill, Jr., Robert, 1981-82-83 Siman, Herman R., 1949-50 Simmons, Alex, 2010 Simmons, Brandon, 2007-08-09 Simpson, Richard, 2004-05-06 Sitarsky, Harry G., 1938-39 Sitarsky, John J., 1933-34-35 (C) Skiavo, John, 1963-64-65 Skinner, John, 1969 Skwara, Gabe, 2010-11 Slate, A.G., 1928-29-30 (C) Slater, Ryan, 2004-05-06-07 (CC) Slaughter, Eric, 1997-98-99-2000 Smesko, John, 1969-70-71 Smiley, J.B., 1904 Smith, A.A., 1895-96-97 Smith, B., 1892 Smith, Bruce, 1965-66-67 Smith, G.A., 1919 (Mgr.) Smith, H.F., 1891-92-93 (C) Smith, H.G., 1912 (Mgr.) Smith, J. Donald, 1963-64-66 Smith, M. Ryan, 1991 Smith, P.G., 1901-02-03-04 Smith, Raymond, 1982 Smith, Roosevelt, 1989-90-91 Smith, Ryan, 2007-08-09-10 Smith, S.C., 1900 (Mgr.) Smith, Stuart M., 1934-35-36 (CC) Smith, Tracey, 2010-11-12-13 Smith, Trevor, 1987-88-89-90 Smith, Tyler, 2009-10-11-12 (CC) Smith, William, 2001-02 Smoot, J. Douglas, 1978-79-80-81 Snavely, H.G., 1905-06 Sniegocki, Matthew, 1992 Snow, Kerry, 1974-75-76 (TC) Snyder, C.F., 1914 Snyder, E.A., 1907-08-10 Snyder, Shane, 1982-83 (TC) Soars, C.A., 1887 Sobus, Bruce, 1972-73 Sogorka, Brian, 1970-71-72

Sokol, Stephen J., 1941 Solomon, Gerard, 1970-71-72 (CC) Somerville, Scott, 1982-83-84 (TC) Sommer, Maynard C., 1944 Sommers, John, 1959-60 Spahn, George, 1968-69-70 Sparkenbaugh, Eric, 1989 (Mgr.) Spatafore, John, 1988-89-90-91 (CC) Spence, J.L., 1925-26 Spielman, J. Edgar, 1942 Spirk, Bernard, 1972 Spisak, Dave, 1977-78-79 Spotts, S.D., 1915-17 Spotz, Jeffrey, 1965-66-67 Spriggs, John C., 1944 Squires, John, 1983 Stabler, Andrew W., 1950 Stallworth, Rashad, 2001-02-03 Stanley, Edward, 1994-95 Stanton, F.W., 1898-99-1900(C)-01(C) Stark, Edward, 1980 Stec, Edward, 1946-47-48-49 (C) Steele, Wayne E., 1943*-44 Steen, Harry, 1963 Steen, Robert, 1966(Mgr.)-68 (Mgr.) Stefl, Harold, 1944*-45(CC)-46-47 Stein, William, 1971-72-73 Steinbeck, Matthew, 2011-12-13-14 Steinhart, Conrad, 1974 Steinhart, Corklin, 1966-67-68 Steinhilber, Troy, 2012 Stephanou, Stephen J., 1937 Stephens, M.B., 1929 Stephens, W.S., 1924-25(C) -26 Stephenson, Noah, 2017-18 Stewart, E.L., 1922 Stewart, James, 1954-55-56 Stewart, Kevin, 1985 Stewart, Wayne, 2012-13 Stiefel, Herbert E., 1950-51 Stiger, Roy, 1945 Stilley, Donald, 1965-66 Stinelli, Thomas, 1985 Stinson, Craig, 1979-81-82-83 Stoddard, Alonzo E., 1944 Stonebraker, Merle, 1929-30-31 Storm, Eric, 2000-01-02 Stover, Theodore, 1994-95-96 (Mgr.) Strang, Lester L., 1944 Strausser, A.E., 1923 Street, Erik, 1989 Strickland, David, 1993-94-95(Mgr.)-96 (Mgr.) Strohecker, Russ, 1991-92-93(CC)-94 (TC) Stroman, Clyde, 1974-75-76 Stroot, Jerome, 1945 Strzelecki, R. Mark, 1972-74-75 Stump, Dean, 1960-64-65 Sturgeon, James G., 1937 Sturgis, D.D., 1912-13 Sullivan, John, 1984-85 Sullivan, Kyle, 2012-13 Summers, Robert L., 1937 Surran, Jon, 1997 Suth, Jr., J. Richard, 1991 (Mgr.) Svendsen, Craig, 1993-94 Swanson, Craig, 2004-05 Swanson, Harold, 1946-47 Sweet, L.D., 1898-99-1900 Swineford, William, 1961-62-63 (CC) Sydnor, Brice, 2016-17-18 Sylvia, Dean, 1984-85-86 Szabo, William M., 1947-49-50 Szot, Walter S., 1941-42-43

<<< <<< T >>> >>> Taglianetti, Louis, 2012-13-14-15 (CC) Talley, Thomas, 1960(Mgr)-61 (Mgr.) Tallman, Mark, 1998-99-2000-01 (CC) Talmage, Burton, 1950-51-52 Tanchuk, Michael, 1974 Tarpley, Jamie, 1997 Tashjy, Kenneth, 1952-53-54

Taylor, E.L., 1899-1900-01-02-03 Taylor, Scott, 1978-80 Teamer, S.P., 1911-12 Teeter, Michael, 1985-86 Terhes, Paul, 1958-59-60 Teufel, C.M., 1899 Thiel, William, 1974-76 Thistlewaite, Scoot, 1993 Thomas, B.F., 1889-96 Thomas, Charles, 1962 Thomas, T., 1898 Thompson, Charles, 2012-13 Thompson, H.C., 1907 (Mgr.) Thompson, John, 2004 Thompson, Michael, 1980-81-82 (TC) Thompson, Mike, 1998-99 Thompson, Neal, 1996-97-98 (TC) Thompson, R.W., 1903 (Mgr.) Thompson, Sean, 1995-96-97 Thompson, W.E., 1897-98 Thomson, John, 2005 Thornton, John, 1961-62-63 Tidwell, Shawn, 2002-03 Timko, Josselyn, 1996(Mgr.)-97(Mgr.)-98 (Mgr.) Todd, David, 1993-94 Tolbert, M., 1905-07 Toman, Jr., John, 1990-91 Tomassetti, Louis V., 1936-37-38 (CC) Tomeo, Jim, 1977-78-79 Tomlin, Paul, 1965-66-67 Tonge, Michael, 2008-09 Topham, E.M., 1911-12-13-14 (C) Torok, Frank, 1971 Torres, Ethan, 2017-18 Townsend, Paul, 1965 Traber, Beau, 2009-10-11-12 (CC) Traceski, Raymond S., 1944 Traub, T. Geoffrey, 1963-64-65 (C) Trigg, Marcello, 2006-07-08-09 Trimble, W.S., 1917 (Mgr.) Trimmer, L.M., 1924-25-26-27 Trotter, Nisan, 2002-03-04 Trudnak, Stephen, 1929-30-31 Trumble, Thomas, 1965-66 Truxel, C.E., 1927-28-29 Tuck, V.L., 1924-25 Tunison, Reed, 1997-99-2000-01 (CC) Turner, Tajh, 2013 Turri, Ralph, 1973-74-75 (CC) Tustin, P., 1887-89 Twiford, Alex, 2017-18 Twiford, Kenneth, 1959-60-61 Tyler, Raymond L., 1942-43-46 Tyrrell, Richard, 1960-61-62 (C) Tyson, J.R., 1908-11

<<< <<< U >>> >>> Udell, Mike, 1998 Ulmer, David, 2001-02-03-04 Unachukwu, Nnamdi, 2018 Urch, William, 1959-60-61 Utke, Steven, 2004

<<< <<< V >>> >>> Valentino, Joseph R., 1935 Valinoti, Jack, 1985 Vallala, Sal, 2010-11-12-13 VanBuskirk, Peter, 1975(Mgr.)-76(Mgr.)-77 (Mgr.) Vanermark, L.C., 1932 (Mgr.) VanHorn, John S., 1966 Van Itallie, Gerrit, 2017-18 VanWhy, Eugene, 1908 (Mgr.) Varano, Anthony, 1999-2000-01 Varga, Steve, 1997 Vargo, Joseph, 1991-92 Vassar, David, 1967-68-69 (CC) Velte, L.J., 1909 (Mgr.) Venuto, Joseph C., 1944 Verhey, Hubert C., 1932-33 Vernoy, Robert, 1957(Mgr)-58 (Mgr.) Vetter, George, 1931-32

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<<< <<< Y >>> >>> Yackanicz, Nicholas J., 1951 Yanelli, Albert A., 1944-46 Yarnall, N.L., 1915 Yearick, Kyle, 1982 Yoder, Josh, 2017 Yordy, Brett, 2001 Young, Bobby, 1999-2000-01 Young, David, 2006-07 Young, George B., 1950-51 (CC) Young, Jeremiah, 2010-11-12 Young, Robert, 1997(Mgr.)-98 Yuknus, Albert A., 1981-82-83-84

<<< <<< Z >>> >>>

GREG SCHIANO Vetter, Mark, 1966-67 Vidmer, Gary, 1977-78-79 Vincent, Michael, 1964-65-66 (CC) Visnovsky, Andrew, 1943* Vituccio, David, 1987-88-90 Vollmar, Jason, 2009-10 (CC) von Paris, John, 2008-09-10 Vorse, A.O., 1903

<<< <<< W >>> >>> Waddell, Milton, 1974-75-76 Waddell, R.N., 1916-17-18 (C) Wade, Felix W., 1944 Wadsworth, W.B., 1927-28-29 Wagner, Charles, 1956-57 Wagner, F.W., 1924 Walasek, William, 1955-56-57 Walier, Steven, 2017-18 Walker, Victor, 2010-11-12 Wall, Jeffrey, 1990-91-92 Wallace, John, 1982-83-84 Wallis, David, 1955 Walls, K., 1925-27-28 Walsh, Matthew, 1989-90-91-92 Walsh, Ryan, 2004-05-06-07 Walter, L.S., 1929 (Mgr.) Wancowicz, Chris, 2008 Wancowicz, Jason, 1996-97-98 Ward, F.W., 1897 Ward, Michael, 1981-83 Ward, Robert B., 1942 (Mgr.) Wardrop, Richard, 1973-74-75 (CC) Wargo, John, 1943* Wargo, S.J., 1917-21 Warmington, Todd, 1999-2000-01-02 (TC) Washington, Raymond, 1976 Wassell, H.B., 1899 (Mgr.) Watkins, Chase, 2016-17 Watkins, E.G., 1907 Watkins, John, 1945-46-47 Watson, Don, 1991-92-93 Watson, Kadero, 2005 Wattie, Gary, 1976 Watts, Ben, 2005 Watts, Stephen, 2003-04-05 (CC) Weaver, Colton, 2009 Weaver, Matt, 1996-97-98-99 Weaver, P.A., 1918 Weaver, Richard C., 1966-67 Weaver, William, 1943 Wegener, Albert, 1979 Wehrhahn, Allen, 1980 Weidle, Jim, 1997 Weingardner, R., 1905-06-07-08 Weinstock, Nathan, 1924 Weiss, Steven, 1986-87-88 (TC) Welch, Jeffrey, 1981-82-83-84

Welty, Andrew, 1993-94 (TC) Wenner, Harry W., 1937-38-39 Wenrich, Todd, 2000-01-02 Wenrick, Walter B., 1939-40-41 Wernli, Matthew, 1993 Wesley, Brandon, 2010-11-12-13 West, R.M., 1887 Weymouth, C.A., 1897-98-99 Wheeler, C.A., 1904 White, Ahkiel, 2007-08-09-10 White, Troy, 1991-92-93-94 White, W.S., 1915-16 Whitelock, Jon, 1992 Whitfield, Ryan, 2002 Whitlock, Doug, 2014-15-16 Whitner, Roshahn, 1996-97 Wickham, O.W., 1908 Wilcox, Cal, 1995-96-97 Wilcox, W.S., 1901-02 (C) Wilkins, Arthur, 1969-70-71 Wilkinson, John H., 1941 Wilkinson, William F., 1933-34-35 Wilks, Jeff, 1958 (Mgr.) Williams, C.J., 2013-14-15-16 Williams, C.W., 1889 Williams, Casey, 2006-07-08 (CC)-09 Williams, Mark, 1987-88-89 (CC) Williams, R.F., 1930 Williams, Robert, 1960-61 Williams, Robert H., 1944-45 (CC) Williams, Sam, 2005 Williams, U. Haskell, 1962-63 Williamson, Brock, 2002-03 Wilsbach, A.C., 1920-21 Wilsbach, F.W., 1922-23-24 Wilson, Daris, 2001-02-03-04 (CC) Wilson, Jr., Foster C., 1951 (Mgr.) Wilson, J. Mc., 1894-95 (Mgr.) Wilson, John C., 1935 Wilson, Terrance, 2006-07 Windle, Billy, 2000-01-02 Winebrenner, John, 1953-54 Winslow, W.D., 1891 Wisniewski, Mark, 1982-83-84-85 Wissman, Greg, 2007 Woerner, E., 1927-28-29 (C) Wolansky, Jack, 1948 (Mgr.) Wolfe, C.D., 1891-92 Wolfe, George, 1955 Wolfe, J.M., 1887-88-90-91-93-94 Wood, Edward, 1931 Wood, William, 1932 Woodring, L.E., 1925-28 Woods, Marlon, 2007-08-09-10 (CC) Woodward, Hewett, 1990-91 Woody, Vincent, 1975-76-77 Worst, James, 1943 Wrabley, William J., 1948-49-50

Zabielski, Joseph, 1992-93-94 Zack, Edward, 1980-81 Zack, James, 1984 Zager, Abraham J., 1937 (Mgr.) Zanarini, Gene, 1932 Zarkoski, Nick, 2017-18 Zarlinski, Stephen P., 1966-67-68 Zappa, Daniel, 1992-93 (CC) Zayatz, Corey, 1992 Zayle, Jon, 1996 (Mgr.) Zbytek, Tyler, 2014 Zenda, Steven, 1980-81-82 (TC) Zentz, Richard, 1971 Zigarelli, Fred E., 1937 Zucker, Christopher, 1991 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.”

BRANDON WESLEY

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Wright, Andrew, 1997 Wright, Gregory, 1970-71-72 Wuyscik, Dennis, 1986-88-89 Wyant, A.M., 1891-92 Wyant, A.R.E., 1888-89-90-91 Wyland, Mark, 1999-2000-01

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KEN JENKINS NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Name Pos. Team(s)/Year(s) Abdullah Anderson DL Chicago Bears, 2018-19 Earl Beecham RB New York Giants, 1987 Vic Bihl T Pottsville Maroons, 1925 Eddie Bollinger T Frankford Yellowjackets, 1930 Arda Bowser FB Canton Bulldogs, 1922 Cleveland Indians, 1923 Justin Brumbaugh HB Frankford Yellowjackets, 1931 Sean Conover DE Tennessee Titans, 2006-2007 Atlanta Falcons, 2008 Detroit Lions, 2009 Enio Conti G Philadelphia Eagles, 1941-45 Julién Davenport OL Houston Texans, 2017-19 Harry “Gump” Dayhoff HB Frankford Yellowjackets, 1924 Pottsville Maroons, 1925 Jack Dempsey T Pittsburgh Steelers, 1934 Philadelphia Eagles, 1934, 1937 Wally Diehl FB Frankford Yellowjackets, 1928-30 John Dooley T Rochester Jeffersons, 1922,1924-25 Milwaukee Badgers, 1923 Bill Edgar HB Buffalo All-Americans, 1923 Akron Indians, 1923 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

SEAN CONOVER John Lott T Felix McCormick HB Brad Myers HB Ted Mitchell C Tom Mitchell TE Jim “Smokey” Ostendarp HB Max Reed C Tom Rodgers T Stu Smith HB Walt Szot T Lou Tomasetti HB Frank Wilsbach G Ernie Woerner T

Orange Tornadoes, 1929 Brooklyn Dodgers, 1930 Orange Tornadoes, 1929 Newark Tornadoes, 1930 Los Angeles Rams, 1953, 1956 Philadelphia Eagles, 1958 Orange Tornadoes, 1929; Newark Tornadoes, 1930 Oakland Raiders, 1966 Baltimore Colts, 1968-73 San Francisco 49ers, 1974-77 New York Giants, 1950-51 Buffalo Bisons, 1925 Frankford Yellowjackets, 1926-27 New York Giants, 1928 Boston Yanks, 1947 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1937-38 Chicago Cardinals, 1946-48 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1949-50 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1939-40 Detroit Lions, 1941 Philadelphia Eagles, 1941-42 Frankford Yellowjackets, 1925 Newark Tornadoes, 1930

Players listed above were on official NFL regular-season rosters. List courtesy of Jim Campbell, former Director of the Bison Club. Note: Abdullah Anderson and Julién Davenport were on NFL preseason rosters at the time the 2019 media guide went to print.

CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Name Pos. Team(s)/Year(s) Kevin Eiben LB Toronto Argonauts, 2001-2011 Hamilton TigerCats, 2012

ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE Name Pos. Team(s)/Year(s) Hunter Adams OL/DL Carolina Cobras, 1999-2000 Nashville Kats, 2001 Las Vegas Gladiators, 2001-2003 Gary Carruthers OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2003 Jon Churchill OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2003-04 Joe Massey OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2003 Corey Mayo OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2005-06 Garry Reynolds OL/DL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, 2003

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BISON LEGENDS:

In the 2017 NFL Draft, JuliĂŠn Davenport was selected by the Houston Texans during the fourth round. He was the first Bison since Sam Havrilak (1969, Baltimore Colts) to be drafted and the seventh overall. As a senior, Davenport was recognized as an All-America by multiple organizations, including the AP and AFCA. He also became Bucknellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s second four-time All-Patriot League honoree.

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COACHING RECORDS >> ASSISTANTS

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NAME (ALMA MATER)

AT BUCKNELL

No Coach

1883-1894

YEARS

PCT.

.500

Bill Young (Cornell)

1895-1896

2 10 4 1 .700

George Jennings (Bucknell)

1897-1898

.500

George Hoskins (Penn State)

1899-1906; 1909

.519

J.H. Costello

1907

4 7 0 .364

Paul Smith (Bucknell)

1908

.400

By Dickson (Pennsylvania)

1910-1913

.553

George Cockill (Bucknell)

1914

.500

George Johnson (Pennsylvania)

1915-1917

.313 1.000

Edgar Wingard (Susquehanna)

1918

Pete Reynolds (Syracuse)

1919-1923

.594

Charles Moran (Tennessee)

1924-1926

.645

Carl Snavely (Lebanon Valley)

1927-33

.697

Edward Mylin (Franklin & Marshall)

1934-1936

.638

Al Humphreys (Illinois)

1937-1942; 1946

.551

John Sitarsky (Bucknell)

1943

.600

Ellwood Ludwig (Pennsylvania)

1944-1945

.559

Harry Lawrence (Western Maryland)

1947-1957

.469

Bob Odell (Pennsylvania)

1958-1964

.587

Carroll Huntress (New Hampshire)

1965-1968

.500

Fred Prender (West Chester)

1969-1974

.430

Bob Curtis (St. Lawrence)

1975-1985

.463

George Landis (Penn State)

1986-1988

.350

Lou Maranzana (Dartmouth)

1989-1994

.406

Tom Gadd (California-Riverside)

1995-2001

.632 .182

Dave Kotulski (New Mexico State)*

2002

Tim Landis (Randolph-Macon)

2003-2009

.410

Joe Susan (Delaware)

2010-18

.384

Dave Cecchini (Lehigh)

2019-pres.

TOTALS

1883-pres.

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- - - 602 594 51 .503

* Served as acting head coach

COACHING LEADERS WINS 1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

DAVE CECCHINI

Bob Curtis Tom Gadd Harry Lawrence Carl Snavely George Hoskins Joe Susan Bob Odell Tim Landis Al Humphreys Pete Reynolds

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. Bob Odell 10. Ellwood Ludwig

48 48 45 42 40 38 37 32 30 27

GAMES 1. Bob Curtis 2. Joe Susan 3. Harry Lawrence 4. George Hoskins 5. Tim Landis 6. Tom Gadd 7. Carl Snavely 8. Lou Maranzana 9. Bob Odell 10. Fred Prender

107 99 97 81 78 76 66 64 63 57

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

YEARS 1. Harry Lawrence Bob Curtis 3. George Hoskins Joe Susan 5. Tom Gadd 6. Carl Snavely Al Humphreys Bob Odell Tim Landis 10. Lou Maranzana

11 11 9 9 7 7 7 7 7 6

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Eddie Ford, 2003-04 Matt Ford, 2019 Brad Fordyce, 2014-16 Sam Fraundorf, 2003-04 Walter Fridley, 1944 Jeff Gadd, 2001-02 David Galante, 2018 Norman Garrity, 1963 Vinny Giacalone, 2019 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, 2005-09 Joe Herring, 1968 Byron Hollinshead, 1930 Rhodes Ingerton, 1924-26 Ashley Ingram, 2006-07 Ralph Isernia, 2004 Rickey Jackson, 2014-15 Sid Jamieson, 1967-88 Khalid Jones, 2018 Mike Kashurba, 2012-13 Steven King, 2016-18 Pat Kingman, 2006-08 Paul Kmetz, 1974-76 Dave Kotulski, 1995-2002 Ben Kribbs, 1952-55 Patrick Lally, 1944 Larry Landini, 1969-76 Keith Larson, 2019 Robert Latour, 1956-65 Bill Lane, 1945-46, 1950-56, 1969-72 Dave Legg, 1995-00 Aaron Lewis, 2008 Eric Lewis, 2002 Matt Lintal, 2003-09 Joe Lombardi, 2000 Woody Ludwig, 1943, 1946 Joe Lyberger, 2019

Ed Lynett, 2009 Marty McAndrews, 1934-35 Herb Maack, 1947-52 Paul Malatesta, 1968 Ryan Manalac, 2019 Lou Maranzana, 1986-1988 Jason Miran, 2019 Derek Mason, 1999-01 Bill McCord, 2008-09 Paul McGonagle, 2002 Frank Meehan, 1993-94 Dan Meenan, 1989-94 Clifford Melberger, 1961 Tripp Merritt, 2003-04 R.D. Montgomery, 2009-16 Mike Morita, 2000-02 Craig Moropoulos, 1995-96 Bill Morrow, 2012 Malcolm Musser, 1927-31 Harold Nichols, 2008 Pete Noyes, 1971-76 Roger Oberlin, 1957-66 Mike O’Connor, 1983-96 Mike O’Connor, 2009-16 Bob Odell, 1987-90 James “Smokey” Ostendarp, 1953-54 Robert Patzwall, 1969-70 Tim Pavlechko, 1991-92 Ross Pennypacker, 2010-12 Steve Perry, 2003-05 Sam Perryman, 2009 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 Chad Rogosheske, 2010-12 Andy Ryland, 2007 Rich Scarantino, 2010, 2013 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 Darnell Stapleton, 2014-17 Glenn Stennett, 1968 Mark Strzlecki, 1976 Joe Susan, 1981-90 Chip Taylor, 2010-12 Brent Thompson, 2003-09 Eric Thurston, 1992-94 Joe Tillman, 1999-01 Blake Treadwell, 2019 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 Mike Weick, 2017-18 R. James West, 1962 Todd West, 2014-15 Eli Wicklund, 2016-17 Eric Wicks, 2013-18 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

I AM BEYOND EXCITED TO BECOME THE NEXT HEAD FOOTBALL COACH AT BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY. BUCKNELL IS AN EXCEPTIONAL INSTITUTION WITH AN OUTSTANDING TRADITION OF SUCCESSFULLY BLENDING A WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION WITH COMPETITIVE DIVISION 1 ATHLETICS PROGRAMS. I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO MEETING THE TEAM AND WORKING TOWARDS BUILDING A PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP-CALIBER PROGRAM TOGETHER.

Dave Cecchini

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Overall Conference Year W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. 1883 0-1-0 .000 -- -- 1887 0-2-0 .000 -- -- 1888 2-3-0 .400 -- -- 1889 2-3-1 .417 -- -- 1890 1-3-1 .300 -- -- 1891 6-2-1 .722 -- -- 1892 2-2-0 .500 -- -- 1893 4-3-0 .571 -- -- 1894 5-3-0 .625 -- -- 1895 5-2-0 .714 -- -- 1896 5-2-1 .688 -- -- 1897 3-3-1 .500 -- -- 1898 4-4-3 .500 -- -- 1899 6-4-0 .600 -- -- 1900 4-4-1 .500 -- -- 1901 6-4-0 .600 -- -- 1902 6-4-0 .600 -- -- 1903 4-5-0 .444 -- -- 1904 3-3-0 .500 -- -- 1905 5-5-0 .500 -- -- 1906 3-4-1 .438 -- -- 1907 4-7-0 .364 -- -- 1908 3-5-2 .400 -- -- 1909 3-4-2 .444 -- -- 1910 2-6-0 .250 -- -- 1911 6-3-1 .650 -- -- 1912 6-3-1 .650 -- -- 1913 6-4-0 .600 -- -- 1914 4-4-1 .500 -- -- 1915 2-6-3 .318 -- -- 1916 3-9-0 .250 -- -- 1917 3-5-1 .389 -- -- 1918 6-0-0 1.000 -- -- 1919 5-4-1 .550 -- -- 1920 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 1921 5-3-1 .611 -- -- 1922 7-4-0 .636 -- -- 1923 4-4-1 .500 -- -- 1924 8-2-0 .800 -- -- 1925 7-3-1 .682 -- -- 1926 4-5-1 .450 -- -- 1927 6-3-1 .650 -- -- 1928 5-2-3 .650 -- -- 1929 8-2-0 .800 -- -- 1930 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 1931 6-0-3 .833 -- -- 1932 4-4-1 .500 -- -- 1933 7-2-0 .778 -- -- 1934 7-2-2 .727 -- -- 1935 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 1936 4-4-1 .500 -- -- 1937 3-3-2 .500 -- -- 1938 5-3-0 .625 -- -- 1939 3-5-0 .375 -- -- 1940 4-2-2 .556 -- -- 1941 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 1942 6-2-1 .722 -- -- 1943 6-4-0 .600 -- -- 1944 7-2-1 .750 -- -- 1945 2-5-0 .286 -- -- 1946 3-6-0 .333 -- -- 1947 2-7-0 .222 -- -- 1948 1-8-0 .111 -- -- 1949 6-2-0 .750 -- -- 1950 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 1951 9-0-0 1.000 -- -- 1952 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 1953 1-8-0 .111 -- -- 1954 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 1955 2-6-1 .278 -- -- 1956 3-5-0 .375 -- -- 1957 3-6-0 .333 -- -- 1958 1-8-0 .111 -- -- 1959 4-5-0 .444 -- -- 1960 7-2-0 .778 -- -- 1961 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 1962 6-3-0 .667 -- -- 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 -- --

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 Bob Odell Bob Odell Carroll Huntress Carroll Huntress Carroll Huntress

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 2009 4-7-0 .364 2010 1-10-0 .091 2011 6-5-0 .545 2012 3-8-0 .273 2013 6-5-0 .545 2014 8-3-0 .727 2015 4-7-0 .364 2016 4-7-0 .364 2017 5-6-0 .455 2018 1-10-0 .091 Totals (133 years) 602-594-51 .503

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1-3-0 .250 1-3-1 .300 2-3-0 .400 2-2-0 .500 3-2-0 .600 1-4-0 .250 1-4-0 .250 3-2-0 .600 2-3-0 .400 4-1-0 .800 4-1-0 .800 5-1-0 .833 3-3-0 .500 3-3-0 .500 2-4-0 .333 4-3-0 .571 0-7-0 .000 4-3-0 .571 4-2-0 .667 0-6-0 .000 3-3-0 .500 1-5-0 .167 2-4-0 .333 2-4-0 .333 1-4-0 .200 2-3-0 .400 0-5-0 .000 3-2-0 .600 4-2-0 .667 1-5-0 .167 3-3-0 .500 2-4-0 .333 1-5-0 .167

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 Tim Landis Joe Susan Joe Susan Joe Susan Joe Susan Joe Susan Joe Susan Joe Susan Joe Susan Joe Susan

74-109-1 .405

ODDS & 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 46-64-0 (.418) 2010s 38-61-0 (.384) SEASON OPENERS: 92-40-1 (.695) In First Home Game: 97-34-1 (.739) In First Away Game: 48-80-4 (.379)

OVERTIME GAMES: 9-7 (.563) 11/11/95, won at Colgate (21-14) 10/5/96, lost to Penn (21-30) 11/23/96, won vs. Colgate (28-27) 9/22/01, won at Columbia (23-20) 9/14/02, lost at St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (22-23) 10/5/02, lost to Colgate (10-13) 10/9/04, lost to Penn (25-32) 9/3/05, lost to Georgetown (16-19) 9/2/06, won vs. Duquesne (31-28) 11/22/08, won vs. Fordham (24-21) 11/1/14, won vs. Lafayette (27-24) 11/7/14, lost to Fordham (27-30) 11/15/14, won vs. Holy Cross (31-24) 10/3/15, won vs. VMI (28-22) 9/24/16, lost to VMI (17-23) 10/21/17, won at Lafayette (13-7)

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1883 (0-1)

1895 (5-2)

0 0

54 24

1887 (0-2)

No Coach N12 Penn State L N19 at Penn State L

1888 (2-3)

No Coach O10 at Lafayette O11 at Lehigh O20 at Wyoming Seminary N2 Dickinson N17 at Cornell

L 0 50 L 0 74 W 10 4 W 18 8 L 0 20

1889 (2-3-1)

S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N25

No Coach at Swarthmore at Cornell at Franklin & Marshall at Dickinson Franklin & Marshall at Penn State

W L T W L L

8 0 12 20 0 0

0 66 12 4 16 12

T W L L L

0 12 6 0 10

0 0 22 26 12

1890 (1-3-1)

O4 O11 O18 N8 N26

No Coach at Lafayette at Dickinson Franklin & Marshall at Cornell at Franklin & Marshall

1891 (6-2-1)

No Coach S25 at Lafayette S26 at Lehigh O10 Wyoming Seminary O17 at Cornell O25 Swarthmore N7 Penn State N14 at Haverford N21 at Dickinson N26 at F&M

W L W W W W W T L

16 4 32 4 32 12 70 0 6

10 62 0 0 12 10 0 0 12

1892 (2-2)

O1 O15 N5 N12

No Coach at Cornell at F&M at Dickinson at Penn State

L W W L

0 22 38 0

54 12 0 18

W L W L W L W

10 6 23 0 26 18 20

6 10 0 36 0 36 12

W W L W W W L L

54 34 0 42 12 10 6 0

0 0 4 0 8 0 12 44

1893 (4-3)

No Coach S30 at Shamokin O14 at F&M O21 Gettysburg N1 at Swarthmore N3 at Haverford N11 Penn State N30 at Dickinson

1894 (5-3)

No Coach S29 at Milton A.C. O6 Wyoming Seminary O13 at Wilkes-Barre O20 Franklin & Marshall O27 vs. Colgate N10 Carlisle N17 vs. Penn State N24 at Lafayette

Bill Young O2 at Pennsylvania O9 Franklin & Marshall O12 Wyoming Seminary O19 vs. Gettysburg O26 vs. Penn State N16 Carlisle N28 vs. Dickinson

L W W W L W W

0 24 24 50 0 18 28

40 0 0 0 16 4 0

W L W W L W W T

10 0 10 10 0 18 6 0

0 40 0 0 54 6 0 0

1896 (5-2-1)

Bill Young S26 Wyoming Seminary O3 at Pennsylvania O17 Penn Reserves O31 vs. Penn State N7 at Cornell N14 Bloomsburg N21 vs. Dickinson N26 at Franklin & Marshall

O12 vs. Carlisle O19 at Pennsylvania O26 at Lehigh N2 Gettysburg N9 at Wash. & Jefferson N23 Burlingame A.C. N28 at Athens A.A.

1902 (6-4)

George Hoskins S27 Steelton YMCA W 6 0 O4 at Buffalo W 29 0 O11 vs. Carlisle W 16 0 O18 at Pittsburgh L 0 24 O25 at Pennsylvania L 5 6 N1 Villanova W 61 5 N8 at Yale L 5 36 N15 at Navy W 23 0 N22 Baltimore Medical W 17 5 N27 at Watertown A.C. L 0 6

1903 (4-5)

1897 (3-3-1)

George Jennings S22 Pennsylvania L S25 Williamsport W O2 at Pennsylvania L O9 Penn Reserves T O23 vs. Lehigh W O30 Bloomsburg W N13 vs. Penn State L

0 45 0 6 28 6 4

17 0 33 6 20 0 27

1898 (4-4-3)

George Jennings S24 Wyoming Seminary W O1 at Bradford Nat. Guard T O8 at Navy L O15 at Maryland A.C. W O22 Swarthmore W O29 at Lehigh T N5 vs. Penn State L N8 at Maryland A.C. W N12 at Franklin & Marshall T N19 at Lafayette L N24 at Buffalo L

6 0 0 6 34 0 0 6 11 0 5

0 0 11 0 18 0 16 5 11 6 36

1899 (6-4)

George Hoskins S23 Wyoming Seminary W S30 at Williamsport W O4 at Pennsylvania L O7 Shamokin W O14 at Lehigh W O21 at Duquesne C&A L O28 Susquehanna W N4 vs. Penn State W N18 vs. Lafayette L N30 at Buffalo L

22 0 22 5 10 47 40 0 5 0 0 35 45 0 5 0 0 12 0 30

1900 (4-4-1)

George Hoskins S29 Wyoming Seminary W O6 at Cornell L O13 at Lehigh L O20 at Duquesne C&A L O27 Williamsport W N3 vs. Penn State W N10 Susquehanna W N17 at Army L N24 at Villanova T

36 0 6 0 38 12 35 10 0

0 6 12 29 0 5 0 18 0

18 5 0

5 0 6

1901 (6-4)

George Hoskins S21 Lewisburg A.C. W S28 Wyoming Seminary W O5 at Cornell L

L 5 6 L 0 6 W 10 0 W 51 6 L 5 11 W 34 0 W 17 6

S26 O3 O10 O17 O21 O31 N7 N14 N26

George Hoskins Wyoming Seminary W vs. Carlisle L at Watertown W at Cornell L at Princeton L at Pennsylvania L Lebanon Valley W at Navy W at Watertown L

27 0 12 0 0 6 47 23 6

0 12 6 6 17 47 6 5 22

1904 (3-3)

George Hoskins S24 Lebanon Valley W O1 Villanova W O8 vs. Carlisle L O15 at Cornell L O29 at Maryland A.C. W N12 at Georgetown L

30 0 26 0 4 10 12 24 5 0 0 12

1905 (5-5)

S23 S30 O7 O14 O21 N1 N11 N18 N25 N30

George Hoskins Lebanon Valley W Mansfield W at Cornell L at Princeton L at Virginia L Medico Chirurgical W at Navy L at Georgetown W vs. Villanova W at Lafayette L

29 27 0 0 11 18 0 18 17 0

0 0 24 48 15 5 34 0 9 47

1906 (3-4-1)

George Hoskins S29 Mansfield W O13 at Cornell L O20 at Princeton L O27 at Navy T N3 at Virginia W N10 at Virginia Tech W N24 Gettysburg L N29 Steelton A.C. L

5 6 4 0 12 10 0 0

0 24 32 0 5 0 10 17

15 5 2 0 0 0 6

2 0 29 52 15 12 20

1907 (4-7)

J.H. Costello

S21 Mansfield S28 Gettysburg O5 at Pennsylvania O12 at Princeton O19 at Carlisle O26 at Pittsburgh N2 at Syracuse

W W L L L L L

N9 at Lafayette N16 Dickinson N23 Swarthmore N28 at Washington & Lee

L W L W

0 48 4 2

34 0 35 0

W L L W L T L L W T

33 0 5 13 0 6 6 0 17 5

0 16 6 0 22 6 33 6 11 5

George Hoskins S25 Susquehanna W O2 at Carlisle L O9 at Gettysburg W O16 at Pittsburgh L O23 at West Virginia T N6 Penn State L N13 Dickinson T N20 at Swarthmore L N25 at George Washington W

14 6 9 6 6 0 6 0 12

5 48 3 18 6 33 6 29 6

W L L W L L L L

6 0 6 9 0 6 3 18

0 39 9 0 12 9 45 23

W W W L W L L W W T

19 3 22 0 5 0 2 20 15 3

0 0 0 6 0 6 20 3 0 3

W W W W L T W L W L

41 49 6 39 0 0 17 13 35 7

0 0 0 7 14 0 7 14 0 22

W W L L W W

34 45 6 7 53 9

0 0 28 10 6 0

1908 (3-5-2)

Paul Smith S26 Susquehanna O3 at Pennsylvania O10 Gettysburg O17 Delaware O24 at Pittsburgh O31 at Lafayette N7 at Penn State N14 at Dickinson N21 Ursinus N26 at George Washington

1909 (3-4-2)

1910 (2-6)

By Dickson O1 Lock Haven O8 at Carlisle O15 at Dickinson O22 at West Virginia O29 at Lafayette N5 Gettysburg N12 at Penn State N19 at Swarthmore

1911 (6-3-1)

By Dickson S30 Lock Haven O7 at Lehigh O14 Wyoming Seminary O19 at North Carolina St. O28 at Rochester N4 at Lafayette N14 at Army N18 Muhlenberg N25 at Haverford N30 at Ursinus

1912 (6-3-1)

S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N23 N28

By Dickson Hillman Academy Wyoming Seminary at Pittsburgh St. Bonaventure at Cornell at Lafayette at Navy at Swarthmore at Gettysburg at Wash. & Jefferson

1913 (6-4)

S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1

By Dickson Hillman Academy Lebanon Valley at Princeton at Cornell St. Bonaventure at Pittsburgh

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N8 at Navy N15 at Gettysburg N23 Muhlenberg N27 at Wash. & Jefferson

L W W L

7 23 14 0

70 0 6 52

1914 (4-4-1)

George Cockill S26 Newberry A.C. W 72 0 O3 at Princeton L 0 10 O10 at Swarthmore L 0 9 O17 at Cornell L 0 48 O24 Susquehanna W 43 0 O31 at Muhlenberg T 0 0 N7 Albright W 42 0 N14 at Gettysburg W 25 0 N26 at Wash. & Jefferson L 0 34

1915 (2-6-3)

George Johnson S18 Bloomsburg W S25 Susquehanna T O2 at Syracuse L O9 Swarthmore L O16 at Cornell L O23 at Carlisle T O30 Muhlenberg L N2 at NYU T N6 at Navy L N13 at Gettysburg W N25 Lebanon Valley L

14 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 16 0

0 0 6 3 41 0 3 3 13 7 3

31 37 7 9 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 8

0 0 50 10 19 17 42 13 55 17 78 0

1916 (3-9)

George Johnson S23 Bloomsburg W S30 Albright W O7 at Penn State L O14 at Susquehanna L O21 at Cornell L O28 at Muhlenberg L N4 at Princeton L N7 at NYU L N11 at Washington & Lee L N18 vs. Gettysburg L N25 at Georgetown L N30 Lebanon Valley W

1917 (3-5-1)

George Johnson S29 Mansfield W 25 0 O6 Swarthmore W 16 7 O13 at Colgate L 0 24 O20 at Pennsylvania L 6 20 O27 at Cornell L 0 20 N3 Carlisle W 10 0 N10 at Syracuse L 0 42 N17 at Gettysburg T 6 6 N29 at Dickinson L 0 7

1918 (6-0)

Edgar Wingard O12 at Bellefonte W 31 0 N2 Mount St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s W 47 0 N9 Villanova W 40 0 N16 vs. Gettysburg W 27 0 N23 Susquehanna W 47 7 N28 Dickinson W 44 0

1919 (5-4-1)

Pete Reynolds S27 at Pennsylvania L O4 Bloomsburg W O11 at Penn State L O18 Muhlenberg W O25 at Navy L N1 St. Bonaventure W N8 at Syracuse L

0 16 45 0 0 9 27 0 6 21 27 0 0 9

N15 vs. Gettysburg N22 Susquehanna N27 at Dickinson

W 17 0 W 20 7 T 0 0

N21 Dickinson N26 at Detroit N28 at Dayton

1920 (6-3)

Pete Reynolds O2 at Pennsylvania L O9 Ursinus W O16 at Navy L O23 at Muhlenberg W O30 St. Bonaventure W N6 at Lafayette L N13 vs. Gettysburg W N20 Susquehanna W N25 vs. Dickinson W

0 7 48 0 2 7 43 0 51 0 7 10 45 0 28 7 20 6

0 14 7 0 41 0 34 62 21

26 0 20 0 0 6 7 7 0

1922 (7-4)

Pete Reynolds S23 Mansfield W S30 Alfred W O7 Susquehanna W O14 at Navy L O21 at Lafayette L O28 at Pittsburgh L N4 Muhlenberg (HC) W N11 at Lehigh W N18 at Georgetown L N25 at Rutgers W N30 Dickinson W

61 0 41 0 51 0 7 14 7 28 0 7 33 6 14 0 7 19 20 13 19 7

1923 (4-4-1)

Pete Reynolds S29 Pittsburgh L O6 Alfred W O13 Susquehanna W O20 at Yale L N3 at Muhlenberg W N10 Lehigh (HC) T N17 at Georgetown W N24 Allegheny L N29 at Dickinson L

0 21 47 0 47 0 14 29 14 6 7 7 14 7 7 10 10 14

1924 (8-2)

Charles Moran S27 Western Maryland W O4 Gallaudet W O11 Muhlenberg W O18 Lafayette (HC)* L O25 at Georgetown W N1 Army Corps W N8 vs. Gettysburg W N15 at Navy W N22 vs. Rutgers W N27 Dickinson L

6 0 39 6 33 0 3 21 14 6 26 7 22 6 6 0 12 7 7 11

* First game at Memorial Stadium

1925 (7-3-1)

0 0 19

1926 (4-5-1)

1921 (5-3-1)

Pete Reynolds O1 at Wash. & Jefferson L O8 at Muhlenberg W O15 Lafayette (HC) L O22 at West Virginia T O29 Catholic W N5 at Navy L N12 at Gettysburg W N19 Susquehanna W N24 at Dickinson W

W 7 W 7 L 0

Charles Moran S26 Western Maryland W 17 0 O3 St. Bonaventure W 13 0 O10 George Washington W 21 0 O17 Haskell Institute (HC) T 0 0 O24 at Georgetown W 3 2 O31 at Holy Cross L 7 23 N7 Gallaudet W 56 0 N14 at Navy L 7 13

S25 O2 O9 O16 O23 O30 N6 N13 N20 N25

Charles Moran Blue Ridge W at Wash. & Jefferson L George Washington W vs. Villanova L at Gettysburg T vs. Haskell Institute L Lehigh (HC) W at Penn State L Western Maryland L vs. Dickinson W

53 2 13 3 0 0 27 0 0 13

0 17 0 7 0 36 0 9 40 6

CARL SNAVELY Years: 1927-33 Record: 42-16-8

Carl Snavely S24 Susquehanna W O1 Geneva T O8 at Penn State W O15 vs. Villanova W O22 Gettysburg W O29 at Army L N5 at Lehigh W N12 Wash. & Jefferson (HC) L N19 at Temple L N24 Dickinson W

43 0 13 28 34 0 20 3 13 46

7 0 7 12 0 34 6 19 19 0

W W W T L L W T W T

7 13 6 0 12 6 40 0 33 7

0 7 0 0 14 20 0 0 0 7

Carl Snavely S28 St. Thomas W O5 at Albright W O12 Wash. & Jefferson (HC) L O19 at Lafayette W O26 Gettysburg W N2 at Temple W N9 vs. Villanova W N16 at Penn State W N23 at Fordham L N28 Dickinson W

31 33 6 6 33 13 9 27 0 78

0 0 14 3 0 0 0 6 14 0

1928 (5-2-3)

1929 (8-2)

1930 (6-3)

Carl Snavely S27 Geneva O4 Albright O10 at Temple O18 St. Thomas O25 at Gettysburg N1 Penn State (HC) N8 vs. Villanova N15 at Wash. & Jefferson N22 at Fordham

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

W T W T W T W W W

34 14 23 0 46 0 7 10 14

7 14 7 0 0 0 0 6 13

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

W W L W W W L W W

46 34 0 19 21 20 13 14 38

7 0 6 17 0 7 14 0 6

* First home night game

1932 (4-4-1)

Carl Snavely S23 St. Thomas S30 Albright O8 at Fordham O14 at Temple O22 Lafayette (HC) O29 at Villanova N5 Western Md. N12 at Wash. & Jefferson N19 at Georgetown

1933 (7-2)

1927 (6-3-1)

Carl Snavely S29 Schuylkill O6 at Geneva O13 at Penn State O20 Lafayette (HC) O27 at Gettysburg N3 vs. Villanova N10 Lehigh N17 at Wash. & Jefferson N24 at Dickinson N29 at Temple

1931 (6-0-3)

W 46 6 W 26 0 L 6 7 W 14 0 W 26 6 W 19 7 W 20 14 L 6 7 L 0 12

Carl Snavely S22 Waynesburg S29 Lebanon Valley O6 at Duquesne O14 at Villanova O21 at Lafayette O28 Temple (HC) N4 at Western Maryland N11 Furman N25 Wash. & Jefferson

EDWARD MYLIN Years: 1934-36 Record: 17-9-3

1934 (7-2-2)

Edward Mylin S28 Davis-Elkins O5 Penn. Military College O12 at Duquesne O20 at St. Thomas O27 Villanova (HC) N3 at Furman N10 at Wash. & Jefferson N17 Western Maryland N24 Penn State N29 at Temple J1 vs. Miami (Fla.)*

W T L W W W W L W T W

12 0 0 12 13 19 13 0 13 0 26

0 0 12 6 0 0 7 6 7 0 0

* Orange Bowl, Miami, Fla.

1935 (6-3)

Edward Mylin S27 Penn. Military College W O4 Ursinus W O12 at Villanova L O19 at Western Maryland W O26 Wash. & Jefferson (HC) W N2 at NYU L N9 at Detroit L N23 Penn State W N28 at Temple W

7 0 20 0 0 25 3 0 6 0 0 14 0 53 2 0 7 6

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1936 (4-4-1) Edward Mylin

W W L L W W L L T

6 20 0 0 26 6 7 0 0

0 0 6 19 6 0 33 14 0

HUMPHREYS Years: 1937-42, 1946 Record: 30-24-5

1937 (3-3-2)

21 13 14 6 0 0 20 0

0 0 20 6 21 6 7 0

1938 (5-3)

Al Humphreys S23 Furman W O1 Gettysburg W O8 at Penn State W O14 at Temple L O29 Albright W N4 at Georgetown L N19 George Wash. (HC) W N24 at Miami (Fla.) L

28 6 27 14 14 0 0 26 6 0 0 13 16 0 0 19

1939 (3-5)

Al Humphreys S30 at Gettysburg L O7 at Penn State L O14 Albright W O21 Georgetown (HC) L O27 at Temple L N4 Western Maryland W N18 Muhlenberg W N25 at George Washington L

0 3 15 7 0 32 25 6

6 13 0 13 16 6 3 7

1940 (4-2-2)

Al Humphreys O5 at Penn State L O12 Ursinus W O18 at Western Maryland T N2 Temple (HC) L N9 at George Washington T N16 at Gettysburg W N23 Muhlenberg W N28 at Albright W

0 33 0 7 0 20 6 7

9 7 0 10 0 7 0 0

1941 (6-3)

Al Humphreys S27 Lebanon Valley W O4 at Muhlenberg W O11 at Penn State L O18 Boston Univ. (HC) W O24 at Temple L N1 Western Maryland W N8 Gettysburg L N14 at George Washington W N22 at Albright W

0 14 7 9 7 7 6 6 0

1943 (6-4)

Al Humphreys S24 Ursinus W O1 Lebanon Valley W O9 at Penn State L O15 Miami (Fla.) T O23 at Villanova L O30 at Albright L N6 at Furman W N13 Temple (HC) T

Al Humphreys S26 Lebanon Valley W 7 O3 at Penn State L 7 O9 at Temple T 7 O17 at Rutgers L 7 O24 at Boston Univ. W 13 O31 Lafayette (HC) W 13 N7 Gettysburg W 7 N13 at Case School W 21 N26 at Franklin & Marshall W 27

12 12 13 6 14 26 0 6 42

7 0 27 0 41 7 12 0 0

John Sitarsky S18 at Cornell S25 at Penn State O2 Muhlenberg O9 Franklin & Marshall O16 at Villanova O22 at Temple O30 at Muhlenberg N6 Lakehurst Naval Air N13 Case School N25 at Franklin & Marshall

L L W L L W W W W W

6 7 0 14 14 6 6 12 8 12 7 6 19 0 13 0 19 13 21 13

1944 (7-2-1)

Ellwood Ludwig S16 at Muhlenberg W S23 Muhlenberg W S30 at Cornell L O7 Franklin & Marshall W O14 at Penn State L O27 at Temple T N4 NYU W N11 CCNY W N17 at Villanova W N23 at Franklin & Marshall W

24 14 0 16 6 7 26 78 27 6

7 0 26 13 20 7 0 0 6 0

20 7 8 0 0 7 26

6 19 19 38 64 46 2

1945 (2-5)

Ellwood Ludwig S12 vs. Scranton* W S22 Villanova L S29 at Cornell L O6 at Pittsburgh L O12 at Temple L O20 Penn State (HC) L O27 at Lafayette W * at Mt. Carmel, Pa.

1946 (3-6)

Al Humphreys S28 at Cornell L 0 21 O5 at Penn State L 6 48 O12 Muhlenberg L 0 6 O19 at Buffalo W 21 0 O26 Lafayette (HC) W 29 0 N2 Gettysburg W 19 0 N9 Delaware L 14 27 N16 at Temple L 6 27 N23 at Rutgers L 0 25

HARRY LAWRENCE Years: 1947-57 Record: 45-51-1

1947 (2-7)

Harry Lawrence S27 Alfred W 25 0 O4 at Penn State L 0 54 O11 Delaware W 13 12

O18 at Lafayette O25 Temple (HC) N1 at Gettysburg N8 at NYU N15 Buffalo N22 at Muhlenberg

L L L L L L

7 0 0 6 6 0

27 21 7 19 14 39

29 0 0 0 7 0 13 13 14

6 35 13 7 19 20 18 47 44

1948 (1-8)

Harry Lawrence S25 Alfred W O2 at Penn State L O9 Gettysburg L O15 at Delaware L O23 Lafayette (HC) L O29 at Temple L N6 at Wash. & Jefferson L N13 at Buffalo L N20 Muhlenberg L

1949 (6-2)

Harry Lawrence O1 NYU W O8 Delaware W O14 at Temple L O22 Wash. & Jefferson (HC) W O29 at Buffalo W N5 at Gettysburg L N12 at Lafayette W N19 Muhlenberg W

14 0 13 7 19 20 62 0 21 7 33 34 21 14 32 14

1950 (6-3)

Harry Lawrence S23 Gettysburg W 20 15 S30 at Muhlenberg L 13 18 O7 Lehigh L 6 27 O14 at Wash. & Jefferson W 34 0 O21 at Colgate L 12 23 O28 Lafayette (HC) W 32 0 N4 NYU W 41 7 N11 at Temple W 35 0 N18 at Delaware W 13 0

1951 (9-0)

Harry Lawrence S22 vs. Gettysburg* W S29 Muhlenberg W O6 at Lehigh W O13 at Kent State W O20 Buffalo W O27 at Lafayette W N3 Temple (HC) W N10 at Colgate W N17 Delaware W

N7 at Colgate N14 at Gettysburg N21 Delaware

12 19 13 26 13 34

1954 (6-3)

Harry Lawrence S25 vs. Muhlenberg* W O2 Gettysburg W O9 Lehigh W O16 at Temple W O23 Lafayette (HC) W O30 at Boston Univ. L N6 at Colgate L N13 Albright W N20 at Delaware L

33 13 29 0 48 46 27 0 7 0 7 20 14 20 27 0 0 20

* at Hershey, Pa.

1955 (2-6-1)

Harry Lawrence S24 Albright W O1 vs. Gettysburg* L O8 at Lehigh L O15 Temple W O22 at Lafayette L O29 at Harvard T N5 Colgate (HC) L N11 at Miami (Fla.) L N19 Delaware L

25 6 20 38 13 26 7 0 12

14 27 27 0 34 26 35 46 27

* at Hershey, Pa.

1956 (3-5)

Harry Lawrence S22 at Albright W S29 vs. Gettysburg* W O6 Lehigh L O13 at Delaware L O20 Lafayette (HC) L O27 at Temple W N3 Buffalo L N10 at Colgate L

13 0 17 7 6 25 7 26 7 13 12 6 13 31 12 26

* at Hershey, Pa.

1957 (3-6)

41 54 47 13 62 40 28 21 33

7 19 7 7 32 21 7 20 6

* Rotary Bowl at Hershey, Pa.

Harry Lawrence S21 Albright W S28 vs. Gettysburg* L O5 Temple W O12 at Carnegie Tech W O19 Boston Univ. (HC) L O26 at Lafayette L N2 at Lehigh L N9 at Colgate L N16 Delaware L

16 0 0 19 19 6 13 7 0 28 13 35 0 27 0 32 13 34

* at Hershey, Pa.

1952 (6-3)

Harry Lawrence S27 Lafayette W 45 13 O4 at Muhlenberg W 46 12 O10 at Temple W 19 12 O18 at Buffalo W 22 0 O25 Colgate (HC) L 0 28 N1 Lehigh W 28 6 N7 at George Washington L 7 21 N15 Gettysburg W 26 21 N22 at Delaware L 0 13

1953 (1-8)

Harry Lawrence S26 Buffalo W O3 Muhlenberg L O10 at Holy Cross L O17 Temple (HC) L O24 at Lafayette L O31 at Lehigh L

L L L

35 6 13 18 0 40 21 27 6 7 6 20

BOB ODELL

Years: 1958-64 Record: 37-26

1958 (1-8)

Bob Odell 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.

L L L L L L W L L

0 6 13 19 0 7 12 57 6 34 14 35 44 6 8 28 0 38

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S25 Ursinus O2 Lebanon Valley O9 Miami (Fla.) O17 at Georgetown O24 at Wash. & Jefferson O31 Villanova (HC) N7 at Detroit N14 at Penn State N26 at Temple

1942 (6-2-1)

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Bob Odell 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

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

O31 at Temple N7 Colgate N14 at Lehigh N21 at Delaware

28 14 0 14

Years: 1965-68 Record: 19-19

1969 (3-5-1)

Fred Prender S20 at Hofstra S27 at Pennsylvania O4 at Gettysburg O11 Temple (HC) O25 at Lafayette N1 Wittenberg (PW) N8 at Colgate N15 Lehigh N22 Delaware

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

L L W W L W L L W L

3 10 21 29 14 6 21 20 28 42 30 28 7 21 14 44 24 20 0 42

L W W L W W W L L L

35 10 14 8 27 33 14 24 0 0

1970 (4-6)

1960 (7-2)

Lambert Cup Champions Bob Odell S24 vs. Gettysburg* W 14 7 O1 at Cornell L 7 15 O8 Buffalo W 41 0 O15 at Rutgers L 19 23 O22 Lafayette (HC) W 28 0 O29 Lehigh W 18 6 N5 at Colgate W 12 8 N12 Temple W 23 0 N19 at Delaware W 26 0 * at Hershey, Pa.

1965 (6-3)

Middle Atlantic Conference Champions Carroll Huntress S25 at Gettysburg W 19 10 O9 Temple (HC) W 40 14 O16 at Pennsylvania L 13 16 O23 at Lafayette L 13 14 O30 Hofstra W 33 6 N6 at Colgate L 7 21 N13 Lehigh W 41 0 N20 Delaware W 26 14 N27 vs. Davidson* W 22 14 * at Charlotte, N.C.

1961 (6-3) W W L L W W W L W

12 8 0 6 13 27 12 7 22

6 7 13 21 0 0 6 12 14

* at Hershey, Pa.

1966 (4-5)

Carroll Huntress S24 Gettysburg W O1 at Maine L O8 at Temple L O15 at Pennsylvania W O22 Lafayette (HC) L O29 Rhode Island W N5 Colgate (PW) L N12 at Lehigh W N19 at Delaware L

16 6 28 28 7 33 0 45 20

10 7 82 21 25 7 20 0 45

1967 (4-6)

1962 (6-3)

Bob Odell S22 Gettysburg S29 at Temple O6 Massachusetts O13 at Lehigh O20 Lafayette (HC) O27 at Muhlenberg N3 Buffalo N10 Colgate N17 at Delaware

31 6 3 21

CAROLL HUNTRESS

* at Hershey, Pa.

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

W L W W

W W L W W W L W L

22 21 15 14 20 21 32 6 28 6 53 0 0 28 32 14 6 9

1963 (6-3)

Bob Odell 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* â&#x20AC;&#x201D; â&#x20AC;&#x201D; * Game canceled following assassination of President John F. Kennedy

1964 (7-2)

Lambert Cup Champions Bob Odell S26 Gettysburg L 7 O3 at Harvard W 24 O10 at Ohio Wesleyan W 72 O17 Merchant Marine W 37 O24 Lafayette (HC) W 54

12 21 0 0 12

Carroll Huntress S16 at Boston Univ. L S23 Gettysburg W S30 at Cornell L O7 at Lafayette L O14 Lehigh (HC) W O21 at Pennsylvania W O28 at Rhode Island L N4 Temple (PW) L N11 at Colgate L N18 Delaware W

16 21 7 6 14 28 7 8 0 35

1968 (5-5)

20 16 23 21 13 27 27 13 38 6

Carroll Huntress S21 Davidson W 22 13 S28 at Pennsylvania L 10 27 O5 at Harvard L 0 59 O12 at Temple W 29 26 O19 at Gettysburg L 7 12 O26 Lafayette (HC) W 13 10 N2 Maine W 42 21 N9 Colgate (PW) L 34 48 N16 at Lehigh W 31 27 N23 at Delaware L 12 38

FRED PRENDER Years: 1969-74 Record: 23-31-3

Fred Prender S19 Temple S26 Baldwin-Wallace O3 Gettysburg (HC) O10 at Davidson O17 at The Citadel O24 Lafayette (PW) O31 at Rutgers N7 Colgate N14 at Lehigh N21 at Delaware

1971 (5-5)

Fred Prender S18 The Citadel S25 at Vermont O2 at Gettysburg O9 Davidson (HC) O16 at Washington & Lee O23 at Lafayette O30 Rutgers (PW) N6 at Colgate N13 Lehigh N20 Delaware

38 6 13 20 0 0 13 47 23 46

1972 (6-3)

Fred Prender

S23 Drexel S30 at Maine O7 Gettysburg (HC) O14 at Lehigh O21 Lafayette (PW) O28 at Davidson N4 Massachusetts N11 Colgate N18 at Delaware

W 44 0 W 17 14 W 23 0 L 0 21 W 26 7 L 21 25 W 28 15 W 41 7 L 3 20

1973 (3-4-2)

Fred Prender S22 Boston Univ. S29 at Columbia O6 at Gettysburg O13 Lehigh (HC) O20 at Lafayette O27 at Colgate N3 at Maine N10 Vermont (PW) N17 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

L W L L L L W L L L

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

S21 Rutgers S28 Maine O5 at Cornell O12 Gettysburg (HC) O19 at Boston Univ O26 at Columbia N2 Lafayette (PW) N9 Colgate N16 at Lehigh N23 at Delaware

BOB CURTIS Years: 1975-85 Record: 48-56-3

1975 (5-4)

Bob Curtis S20 at Rutgers S27 at Maine O4 Cornell (HC) O11 at Lafayette O18 Boston Univ. (PW) O25 at Gettysburg N1 Washington & Lee N8 at Colgate N15 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

L W L W W L L L W

7 19 16 0 6 17 3 0 29 14 7 10 7 17 13 24 21 7

L W L L W W L L W

14 44 0 7 24 34 13 17 40

1976 (4-5)

Bob Curtis S18 Rutgers (HC) S25 at Davidson O2 C.W. Post O9 Lehigh (PW) O16 at West Chester O23 at Gettysburg O30 Lafayette N6 Colgate N13 at Rochester

1977 (4-5)

Bob Curtis S17 at Rutgers S24 Davidson (HC) O1 C.W. Post O8 at Lafayette O15 West Chester O22 Gettysburg (PW) O29 at Lehigh N5 at Colgate N12 Rochester

36 12 23 34 13 0 47 49 14

1978 (5-5)

Bob Curtis S16 at VMI S23 Rutgers (HC) S30 at Davidson O7 at Cornell O14 Lafayette (PW) O21 at Gettysburg O28 at Lehigh N4 Northeastern N11 Colgate N18 at Boston Univ.

L 14 25 L 13 27 W 21 20 L 0 24 L 7 14 W 37 7 W 13 6 W 34 9 W 7 0 L 10 27

1979 (4-4-2)

Bob Curtis S8 Dayton S22 at Rutgers S29 Davidson O6 at Cornell O13 at Lafayette O20 Gettysburg (PW) O27 Lehigh (HC) N3 at Northeastern N10 at Colgate N17 Boston Univ.

W 17 7 L 14 16 W 33 0 W 10 0 T 0 0 L 7 14 L 13 14 W 14 6 L 2 20 T 20 20

1980 (6-4)

Bob Curtis S13 at Connecticut L S20 Slippery Rock W S27 at Brown W

7 25 28

38 6 20

139

L 13 21 W 14 0 W 31 21 L 0 13 W 33 16 L 14 17 W 30 17

GEORGE LANDIS Years: 1986-88 Record: 10-19-1

1981 (4-6)

Bob Curtis S12 Connecticut S19 at Merchant Marine S26 Rochester O3 Davidson (PW) O10 at Lafayette O17 at West Chester O24 Lehigh (HC) O31 at Cornell N7 at Colgate N14 at Boston Univ.

L W W W L W L L L L

7 35 27 23 0 20 0 15 6 0

27 6 0 3 37 14 18 22 24 27

1982 (4-6) Bob Curtis

S11 at Dayton S25 Towson State O2 Lafayette (PW) O9 at New Hampshire O16 at Rochester O23 at Columbia O30 at Lehigh N6 at Davidson N13 Boston Univ. (HC) N20 Delaware

W L L L W W L W L L

19 18 6 0 20 42 10 21 11 6

17 22 37 3 0 25 21 0 14 46

1983 (4-5-1)

Bob Curtis S10 Howard S17 Merchant Marine S24 at Princeton O1 at Lafayette O8 New Hampshire (PW) O22 at Columbia O29 Lehigh (HC) N5 Davidson N12 at Boston Univ. N19 at Delaware

W 12 0 W 21 3 L 28 46 L 3 33 L 35 42 T 31 31 L 15 40 W 50 7 L 8 35 W 20 7

1984 (5-5)

Bob Curtis S8 Indiana (Pa.) S15 Carnegie-Mellon S22 at Northeastern N29 at Princeton O6 Cornell O13 at New Hampshire O20 at Davidson N3 Lafayette (HC) N10 at Lehigh N17 at Delaware

W W L L W L W W L L

18 17 42 7 33 34 14 20 10 7 16 17 30 3 10 3 15 21 9 28

L W W L L L W L L L

10 21 34 14 21 14 7 34 0 58 7 31 13 10 13 26 0 47 0 19

1985 (3-7)

Bob Curtis S14 at Carnegie-Mellon S21 Davidson S28 Northeastern O5 at Boston Univ. O12 New Hampshire (PW) O19 Delaware (HC) O26 at Columbia N2 Cornell N9 at Lafayette N16 Lehigh

O6 Towson State O13 Princeton (PW) O20 at William & Mary O27 Colgate* (HC) N3 at Holy Cross* N10 at Lehigh* N17 Fordham*

S13 S20 S27 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1 N8 N15

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 at Colgate* L S19 at Davidson* W S26 Pennsylvania W O3 at Harvard L O10 at Lafayette* L O17 Holy Cross* (PW) L O24 Columbia (HC) W O31 at Cornell W N7 at William & Mary L N14 Lehigh* T

28 34 32 14 21 10 62 20 6 14

31 3 24 33 42 48 20 6 31 14

1988 (3-7, 2-3 PL)

George Landis S10 Villanova L S17 Colgate* L S24 at Pennsylvania L O1 at Army L O8 Lafayette* (PW) L O15 Princeton (HC) L O22 at Columbia W O29 Davidson* W N5 at Lehigh* W N12 at Holy Cross* L

26 9 45 28 43 27 7

Lou Maranzana S6 at Hofstra L S14 Villanova L S21 at Fordham* W S28 at Dartmouth L O5 Cornell (HC) L O12 at Lafayette* L O19 at Princeton L N2 at Colgate* L N9 Holy Cross* L N16 Lehigh* L

7 0 21 16 7 16 7 6 6 13

43 40 14 34 23 20 31 38 42 41

1992 (4-7, 1-4 PL)

Lou Maranzana S5 Bloomsburg W 41 24 S12 at Villanova L 0 34 S19 at Towson State L 21 24 S26 Brown (HC) W 33 14 O3 at Dartmouth L 14 44 O10 at Columbia W 29 22 O24 at Holy Cross* L 12 27 O31 Fordham* (PW) L 0 21 N7 at Lehigh* L 16 38 N14 Lafayette* L 7 49 N21 Colgate* W 28 21

1993 (4-7, 3-2 PL)

17 13 35 10 35 35 21 21 35 7

30 14 38 58 52 41 7 13 32 38

LOU

Lou Maranzana S4 Bloomsburg W 21 16 S11 at Lafayette* L 14 31 S25 Pennsylvania L 12 42 O2 Dartmouth (PW) L 13 31 O9 at Hofstra L 0 28 O16 at Brown L 12 21 O23 Holy Cross* (HC) W 33 23 O30 at Fordham* W 27 21 N6 Lehigh* W 32 27 N13 at Towson State L 21 49 N20 at Colgate* L 8 13

1994 (5-6, 2-3 PL)

MARANZANA Years: 1989-94 Record: 26-38

1989 (5-5, 2-2 PL)

Lou Maranzana S16 at Fordham W 31 7 S23 Cornell (PW) L 9 20 S30 Dartmouth W 36 20 O7 at Towson State L 23 29 O14 Lehigh* (HC) L 6 52 O21 at Pennsylvania L 24 25 O28 at Columbia W 27 12 N4 Lafayette* W 54 33 N11 at Colgate* W 37 27 N18 Holy Cross* L 6 35

1990 (7-4, 3-2 PL)

Lou Maranzana S8 Hofstra L S15 at Lafayette* W S22 Columbia W S29 at Cornell W

55 14 17 27 14 30 44

1991 (1-9, 1-4 PL)

1986 (3-7, 1-3 PL)

George Landis Indiana (Pa.) W William & Mary L at Pennsylvania L Towson State L at Davidson W Colgate* (PW) W Lafayette* (HC) L at Cornell L at Holy Cross* L at Lehigh* L

W W L L L W W

29 42 24 14 41 16 42 21

Lou Maranzana S10 Hofstra L S17 So. Connecticut W S24 at Harvard W O1 at Princeton L O8 Towson State W O15 Cornell (HC) L O22 at Lehigh* W O29 Lafayette* (PW) L N5 at Holy Cross* L N12 Colgate* L N19 Fordham* W

TOM GADD

21 32 42 7 41 28 31 14 20 7 29

Years: 1995-2001 Record: 48-28

45 7 23 12 28 29 27 56 27 31 26

1995 (7-4, 4-1 PL)

Tom Gadd S9 So. Connecticut S16 at Fordham* S23 at Princeton S30 at Pennsylvania O7 Lehigh* (HC) O14 at Cornell O21 at Towson State O28 Lafayette* N4 Holy Cross* (PW) N11 at Colgate* (OT) N18 at Army

W W L L L W W W W W L

20 28 3 19 23 10 14 30 21 21 6

0 21 20 20 30 7 7 11 7 14 37

Patriot League Champions Tom Gadd S14 Towson State W 44 S21 William & Mary L 0 S28 Harvard L 7 O5 Pennsylvania (OT) (PW) L 21 O12 at Yale L 21 O19 Princeton (HC) W 10 O26 at Holy Cross* W 38 N2 at Lehigh* W 7 N9 at Lafayette* L 7 N16 Fordham* W 51 N23 Colgate* (OT) W 28

7 47 30 30 23 6 7 6 23 17 27

1996 (6-5, 4-1 PL)

1997 (10-1, 5-1 PL)

Tom Gadd S6 Duquesne S20 at Lafayette* S27 Pennsylvania (PW) O4 at Harvard O11 at Yale O18 at Fordham* O25 Holy Cross* (HC) N1 Lehigh* N8 at St. Mary’s (Calif.) N15 at Towson State* N22 at Colgate*

W 23 16 W 23 21 W 20 16 W 24 20 W 25 24 W 36 10 W 18 6 W 21 14 W 45 38 W 33 0 L 14 48

1998 (6-5, 3-3 PL)

Tom Gadd S5 at Duquesne S12 St. Mary’s (Calif.) S19 Fordham* S26 Columbia (PW) O3 at Pennsylvania O17 at Cornell O24 Lafayette* (HC) O31 Colgate* N7 at Holy Cross* N14 at Lehigh* N21 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

37 21 20 38 23 7 49 21 32 27 45

10 16 27 28 16 10 20 22 21 48 15

1999 (7-4, 3-3 PL)

Tom Gadd S4 Morgan State S11 at Colgate* S18 Towson* S25 Delaware State (PW) O2 at Pennsylvania O9 at Columbia O16 Duquesne (HC) O23 at Lafayette* N6 Holy Cross* N13 Lehigh* N20 at Fordham*

W W L W W L W L W L W

2000 (6-5, 2-4 PL)

Tom Gadd S2 at Richmond L 7 10 S16 Cornell W 38 15 S23 Columbia (PW) W 12 10

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S30 Duquesne O7 at Georgetown O14 Lafayette* O21 at Lehigh* O28 Fordham* (HC) N4 at Holy Cross* N11 at Towson* N18 Colgate*

W W W L W L L L

35 24 42 14 27 9 13 21

14 10 30 21 13 10 15 24

2001 (6-4, 4-3 PL)

Tom Gadd S8 at Kent State L S15 at Cornell^ S22 at Columbia (OT) W S29 St. Mary’s (Calif.) (PW) W O6 Towson* W O13 at Lafayette* W O20 Georgetown* (HC) W O27 at Fordham* L N3 Holy Cross* W N10 Lehigh* L N17 at Colgate* L

17 38 — — 23 20 38 6 51 10 17 16 34 0 12 17 21 14 14 21 13 15

Year: 2002 (Acting) Record: 2-9

2002 (2-9, 0-7 PL)

14 22 14 27 10 14 31 21 3 0 7

35 23 3 13 13 20 32 38 19 24 34

TIM LANDIS 2003 (6-6, 4-3 PL)

2004 (7-4, 4-2 PL)

Tim Landis S3 Georgetown* (OT) S10 at Stony Brook S17 at Cornell O1 Marist (HC) O8 at Pennsylvania O15 Villanova O22 Lehigh* (PW) O29 at Lafayette* N5 at Fordham* N12 at Colgate* N19 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

Tim Landis S2 Duquesne (OT) S9 Lafayette* S16 Cornell S23 at Richmond S30 at Marist O7 Pennsylvania (HC) O14 at Georgetown* O21 at Lehigh* O28 Fordham* (PW) N4 at Holy Cross* N18 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

28 20 14 14 38 24 17 21 7 10 38

19 48 38 45 7 28 20 45 34 38 24

2007 (3-8, 1-5 PL)

Tim Landis S1 at Duquesne S8 Stony Brook S15 at Cornell S22 Richmond S29 Marist O6 at Colgate* O20 Georgetown* (HC) O27 Holy Cross* (FW) N3 at Lafayette* N10 Lehigh* N17 at Fordham*

W L L L W L L L L L W

2008 (5-6, 2-4 PL)

Years: 2003-09 Record: 32-46

W W L L W L W L W L L W

19 32 14 40 27 20 7 20

2006 (6-5, 3-3 PL)

DAVE KOTULSKI

Tim Landis A30 Duquesne S6 at Delaware State S20 at Cornell S27 at Columbia O4 at Fordham* O11 at Pennsylvania O18 Towson* (HC) O25 at Colgate* N1 Holy Cross* (PW) N8 at Lafayette* N15 Lehigh* N22 Georgetown*

35 25 13 17 42 21 42 30

2005 (1-10, 0-6 PL)

^ Game canceled after Sept. 11 tragedy

Dave Kotulski S7 at Duquesne L S14 at St. Mary’s (Ca.) (OT) L S21 Cornell W S28 Delaware State W O5 Colgate* (PW) (OT) L O19 at Towson* L O26 at Georgetown* L N2 at Holy Cross* L N9 Lafayette* (HC) L N16 at Lehigh* L N23 Fordham* L

O2 at Georgetown* W O9 Pennsylvania (2OT) (PW) L O16 Lafayette* L O23 at Lehigh* L O30 at Holy Cross* W N6 Fordham* (HC) W N13 Colgate* W N20 at Duquesne 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

Tim Landis S2 at Villanova L 14 20 S18 Cornell W 15 9 S25 Columbia W 42 13

Tim Landis S6 Duquesne S13 at Robert Morris S20 Cornell O4 at Marist O11 Hofstra O18 at Georgetown* O25 Colgate* (HC) N1 at Holy Cross* N8 Lafayette* N15 at Lehigh* N22 Fordham* (OT)

W 48 42 W 17 14 L 20 21 W 21 17 L 31 45 W 27 24 L 28 52 L 17 34 L 21 38 L 15 31 W 24 21

2009 (4-7, 2-4 PL)

Tim Landis S5 at Duquesne S12 Robert Morris S19 at Cornell S26 Marist (FW) O3 Georgetown* O10 at Pennsylvania O24 Lehigh* (HC) O31 at Lafayette*

L W L W W L L L

19 24 26 23 9 33 17 16 14 6 3 21 16 35 14 35

N7 at Fordham* N14 at Colgate* N21 Holy Cross*

L L W

7 14 23

21 29 17

N7 #9 Fordham* (OT) N15 at Holy Cross* (OT) N22 Colgate*

L W L

27 31 6

30 24 21

2015 (4-7, 1-5 PL)

JOE SUSAN Years: 2010-18 Record: 38-61

2010 (1-10, 1-4 PL)

Joe Susan S4 at Duquesne S11 at Marist S18 Dartmouth O2 Cornell (FW) O9 Pennsylvania O16 at Georgetown* O23 at Lehigh* O30 Lafayette* (HC) N6 Fordham N13 Colgate* N20 at Holy Cross*

L L L L L W L L L L L

13 17 3 14 20 43 12 21 10 31 24 21 10 32 22 33 21 33 7 31 9 34

2011 (6-5, 2-3 PL)

Joe Susan S3 Duquesne S10 Marist S17 at Cornell S24 at Princeton O1 Georgetown* O8 Lehigh* O15 at Harvard O22 Holy Cross* (HC) O29 at Lafayette N12 at Fordham N19 at Colgate*

W 27 26 W 28 14 L 13 24 W 34 9 W 35 18 L 6 30 L 3 42 L 13 16 W 39 13 W 21 0 L 6 21

2012 (3-8, 0-5 PL)

Joe Susan S8 at Marist S15 at Delaware S22 Lafayette* (FW) S29 Cornell O6 at Holy Cross* O13 at #21 Harvard O20 at #7 Lehigh* O27 Colgate* (HC) N3 Fordham N10 at Georgetown* N17 Bryant

W 19 17 L 3 19 L 14 20 L 10 15 L 6 13 L 7 35 L 19 42 L 33 47 W 27 24 L 3 10 W 24 21

2013 (6-5, 3-2 PL)

Joe Susan S7 Marist S21 at Cornell S28 Sacred Heart (FW) O5 at Lafayette* O12 Holy Cross* O19 at Dartmouth O26 #15 Lehigh* (HC) N2 at Colgate* N9 at #7 Fordham N16 Georgetown* N23 at VMI

W 27 14 L 13 45 L 0 16 L 7 31 L 27 51 W 17 14 W 48 10 W 28 7 L 21 23 W 17 7 W 35 23

2014 (8-3, 4-2 PL)

Joe Susan A30 VMI S6 at Marist S20 at Sacred Heart S27 Cornell (FW) O4 at Bryant O11 at Lehigh* O25 at Georgetown* N1 Lafayette* (HC) (OT)

W W W W L W W W

42 22 36 20 15 45 22 27

38 0 20 7 34 24 17 24

Joe Susan S5 Marist S12 Duquesne S19 at Cornell O3 at VMI (OT) O10 Lehigh* O17 at Army West Point O24 Georgetown* (HC) O31 at Lafayette* N7 at #16 Fordham* N14 Holy Cross* N21 at Colgate*

W 17 0 L 7 26 W 19 14 W 28 22 L 10 21 L 14 21 L 9 17 W 35 24 L 16 24 L 7 23 L 10 14

2016 (4-7, 3-3 PL)

Joe Susan S3 at Marist S10 at Duquesne S17 Cornell S24 VMI (3OT) O8 at Holy Cross* O15 Colgate* O22 Lafayette* (HC) O29 at #9 Charleston So. N5 at #21/24 Lehigh* N12 at Georgetown* N19 Fordham*

W L L L W L W L L W L

26 19 16 17 21 7 42 28 13 21 22

10 30 24 23 20 27 17 49 20 7 36

2017 (5-6, 2-4 PL)

Joe Susan S2 Marist S9 Holy Cross* S16 at William & Mary S23 Sacred Heart (FW) S30 Monmouth O14 at Cornell O21 at Lafayette* (OT) O28 at Colgate* N4 Lehigh* (HC) N11 Georgetown* N18 at Fordham

W 45 6 L 0 20 L 9 30 W 34 31 L 13 35 W 26 18 W 13 7 L 3 40 L 21 42 W 12 0 L 9 20

2018 (1-10, 1-5 PL)

Joe Susan S1 William & Mary S8 Sacred Heart S15 at Penn S22 at #14/15 Villanova S29 at Holy Cross* O6 #20/21 Colgate* O13 at Monmouth O20 Lafayette* N3 at Lehigh* N10 at Georgetown* N17 Fordham*

L L L L W L L L L L L

7 14 17 7 19 3 19 27 17 3 14

* Patriot League game (beginning in 1986)

14 30 34 49 16 27 36 29 45 14 17

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The Bucknell football team plays its home games in a picturesque, 95-year-old stadium that pays tribute to its university’s numerous war veterans and one of its most distinguished alumni. The stadium, dedicated in 1924 in honor of Bucknellians who served the United States during the Civil War, Spanish-American War and World War I, was renovated and renamed in 1989 to recognize perhaps Bucknell’s most honored alumnus 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 to 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. The facility that bears Mathewson’s name has seen plenty of transformation over the last few decades. A new locker room and weight room were constructed in 1987. The locker room was later fully renovated in the summer of 2017. The Tom Gadd Weight Room was updated with brand new equipment in 1999 and again in 2014, 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, restrooms, ticket booths and souvenir stands were added a year later, along with an eight-lane, all-weather track, which was resurfaced in 2017. The section at the south end of the stadium was landscaped in 1988, and a new scoreboard and message board were added. Other upgrades include new lights, which feature a nearly 10-fold increase in candle power. A FieldTurf playing surface was initially installed in the summer of 2001 as a gift from Norm Garrity ’63 and his wife, Mary Lou (Roepel) ’64. That surface was replaced during the summer of 2012 with state-of-the-art synthetic grass. Notably, Bucknell was one of the first Division I schools to install FieldTurf as a full-time playing surface in a football stadium. In 2019, Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium will celebrate its 95th year and 30th year since its rechristening. Turn to the following pages for pictures from the historic stadium’s nine decades of competition.

STADIUM FACTS • Ground Broken: March 17, 1924 • Original Name: Memorial Stadium • Original Capacity: 18,000 • First Game: October 18, 1924 Lafayette 21, Bucknell 3 • Stadium Rededicated: September 30, 1989 Bucknell 36, Dartmouth 20 • Current Capacity: 13,100 • All-Time Stadium Record: 250-174-10 (.588)

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THE HOME OF BISON FOOTBALL SINCE 1924

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CIRCA 1934

CIRCA 1965

CIRCA 1970

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also contains cardio equipment, with scenic views of the campus and natatorium. In July 2008, a new Mondo floor was installed, while new cardiovascular equipment was put in place in 2014. The third area, the Berger Family Weight Room, sits on the former site of Freas-Rooke Pool, and is used for instructional free-weight training and varsity workouts. The facility received all new weightlifting equipment in the summer of 2010.

KINNEY NATATORIUM

The Bucknell University Department of Athletics and Recreation prides itself on holding a standard of excellence when it comes to success both on the playing fields and in the classroom. With 18 Patriot League Presidents’ Cups, national leadership in graduation rates, 136 Academic All-Americans since 1970 and 159 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class in terms of upholding the scholar-athlete model. 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 well-rounded 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 prominent 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 sufficient 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 Bucknell 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 facility surrounds Gerhard Fieldhouse and historic Davis Gymnasium, which serves 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 of an impressive array of athletics facilities. The following gives a closer look behind its walls:

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 1950 and 1st Lt. Dwite H. Schaffner 1915, Bucknell’s Congressional Medal of Honor recipients. Notably, Schaffner captained the Bison football team during his time in Lewisburg. The Ramer Schaffner Memorial Hall 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. The Hall of Fame also celebrates Bucknell’s Patriot League championships and other notable feats.

KREBS FITNESS CENTER

Promoting lifetime wellness, the Krebs Family Fitness Center contains state-of-the-art cardiovascular and strength conditioning equipment. The 16,000-square-foot center includes over 175 positions for equipment within three distinct areas. The first-level cardiovascular and pin-select equipment is open for student, faculty and staff use at all times. Directly above, the mezzanine

Kinney Natatorium features a 50-meter by 25-yard Olympic class pool, which accommodates four varsity programs — men’s and women’s swimming and diving and men’s and women’s water polo — while enhancing the recreational aquatics opportunities for the Bucknell community. The pool features two moveable bulkheads, allowing for multiple team practices and recreational swimming to occur simultaneously. Amenities include seating for 500 spectators, restrooms, separated varsity and visiting team locker rooms, a poolside classroom, sauna, steam room and concession stands. In its first decade, Kinney Natatorium played host to several major events, most notably the 2005 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championship. The facility has also served as host of nine Patriot League Swimming and Diving Championships, five water polo conference championships 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 PIAA 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, handicap-accessible 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. Dozens of nationally televised basketball games have been aired from Sojka Pavilion. A 2005 meeting with No. 4 Villanova drew a school-record crowd of 4,433. In addition, the wrestling team set a program record by drawing 4,279 fans to a 2018 dual with No. 1 Penn State; that crowd was the third largest in Sojka Pavilion history behind men’s basketball games against Villanova and Wake Forest (4,330, 2006). In the history of the facility, which opened in January 2003, seven men’s basketball games have eclipsed 4,200 fans.

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SOJKA PAVILION BASKETBALL

SWIM & DIVE, WATER POLO

VOLLEYBALL, WRESTLING

DAVIS GYM

GERHARD FIELDHOUSE

GRAHAM BUILDING

GRAHAM FIELD AT HOLMES STADIUM

EMMITT FIELD AT HOLMES STADIUM

DEPEW FIELD

FIELDHOUSE COURTS

BACHMAN GOLF CENTER

BISON RIVER COMPLEX

WRESTLING PRACTICE FACILITY

BECKER FIELD SOFTBALL

CHRISTY MATHEWSONMEMORIAL STADIUM FOOTBALL, MEN’S LACROSSE, TRACK & FIELD

KINNEY NATATORIUM

FIELD HOCKEY, WOMEN’S LACROSSE

TENNIS

SOCCER

GOLF

TRACK & FIELD

BASEBALL

ROWING

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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 Fitness Center are the centerpieces of the sparkling indoor facility, 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 new FieldTurf playing surface and eight-lane track. Holmes Stadium, completed in 2007, is an impressive covered grandstand featuring all chair-back seating, along with the accompanying support facilities (locker rooms, athletic training room, press box, concession/merchandise stand, etc.) that service both Emmitt Field (natural grass for soccer) and Graham Field (AstroTurf for field hockey and women’s lacrosse). The latest phase of the West Fields improvement project, completed in December 2017, included significant upgrades for Depew Field (baseball) and Becker Field (softball). Both facilities feature beautiful dugouts, fencing and scoreboards, as well grandstands, press boxes and a brick entry plaza. Also located on the western end of campus are numerous grass fields for intramurals and recreation, as well as a highly regarded 18-hole golf course, the Bucknell Golf Club. On the BGC property is an indoor/outdoor instructional golf facility, Bachman Golf Center, which provides a year-round training center for the Bison golf teams. The Bison rowing team has its own Boathouse located about 10 miles south of campus, along the scenic Susquehanna River. That is the only athletics facility that is not located within a short walk from the center of campus, but the rowing team has its own erg room adjacent to Davis Gym. The state-of-the-art Graham Building, which houses a wrestling training center and a campus health and wellness center, was opened before the 2016-17 academic year. The quality and location of these venues makes Bucknell one of the most sports-friendly campuses in the nation.

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THE PREMIER SCHOLAR-ATHLETE EXPERIENCE A COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE ON AND OFF THE FIELD

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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 each fall, Bucknell’s student-athlete graduation rate annually ranks in the top 10 among all Division I institutions. The Bison have led the nation in graduation rates three times and were slotted fifth in the 2018 survey.

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Once again, all 27 Bison varsity teams significantly exceeded the NCAA’s Academic Performance Rate (APR) standards in 2018-19, with 10 programs boasting perfect scores in the four-year rolling average. Bucknell also received 12 NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) Public Recognition Awards, tied for the 13th-highest total among all Division I institutions.

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Bucknell has claimed a league-high 159 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes of the Year since the league’s inception as an all-sports conference in 1990-91. Alex Pechin was selected as the Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year each of the past two seasons; he became only the fifth student-athlete to twice receive this prestigious honor, joining fellow Bison David Berardinelli (1991 & 1992), Rob Glus (1993 & 1994) and Travis Nissley (2009 & 2010) and Fordham’s Barry Cantrell (1996 & 1997). At the end of the 2018-19 school year, Pechin became only the third football player to be honored as the Patriot League Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year, joining Berardinelli (1992-93) and Lehigh’s Nick Martucci (1998-99).

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A total of 458 Bison appeared on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2018-19 after recording a GPA of 3.20 or better during their sport’s competition season. In addition, 35 Bison were honored on Academic All-Patriot League Teams, which mirror the All-Patriot League Teams for each sport; that group included three football players: Bryan Marine, Rick Mottram and Alex Pechin.

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In addition to its 136 Google Cloud/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans produced since 1970, Bucknell has also claimed 377 Academic All-District honorees over the same span, including seven in 2018-19. Last season’s All-District selections included football’s Rick Mottram, a Mechanical Engineering major with a perfect 4.0 grade point average through his first four college semesters.

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Bucknell has captured 115 Patriot League championships in its 29 years in the league. The Bison also boast 142 conference players of the year, 125 coaches of the year and 651 individual league champions from sports such as cross country, track & field, swimming & diving, golf, tennis and wrestling.

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All 27 of Bucknell’s varsity squads posted team GPAs of 3.0 or better during the 2019 spring semester.

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Bucknell has won the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup, signifying the league’s all-sports champion, 18 times in its 29-year history. In a 16-year stretch between 1999 and 2013, the Bison captured the crown 14 times.

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With 136, Bucknell ranks 13th among all Division I institutions in total number of CoSIDA Academic All-Americans. The Bison also stand second among Division I non-Power 5 schools.

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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, an 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.

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A NATIONAL MODEL IN PROMOTING THE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE

BUCKNELL ATHLETICS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE: In 2011-12, the Department of Athletics launched the Bucknell Athletics Leadership Institute. This program is designed to help student-athletes learn how to be effective leaders on and off the playing fields. The Leadership Institute features programming and instruction that bridge theory, development and real experiences in an interactive learning environment. Through this endeavor, team leaders can enhance their impact on their teammates’ and their program’s performance immediately and for years to come. MENTAL PERFORMANCE: The mental health and performance of our student-athletes is of the utmost importance, and Bucknell University and the Department of Athletics have resources readily available. Dr. Angela Fifer, a sports psychologist and certified mental performance consultant, has office hours several days a week and works with student-athletes individually and in team settings. Bucknell also has an extensive Counseling and Student Development Center, staffed by a team of trained mental health professionals with concentrated study on the specific developmental needs of college students. FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: The faculty athletics representative 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 Linda Smolka, associate professor of mathematics. 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 a full range of collegiate experiences. SIDELINE COACH PROGRAM: A member of the faculty, administration, staff or community can be invited by one of Bucknell’s 27 varsity teams to take part in this unique initiative. The participant 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 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. In addition, 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 SAAC, which is designed to enhance the 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 as well as soliciting responses into department issues, campus governance and proposed NCAA legislation. In addition, it builds a sense of community within the athletics program, organizes community service projects and serves as a collective voice for the student-athletes. BISON FUEL: In September 2017, Bucknell Athletics launched its first “BISON FUEL” nutrition station. The fueling station, open weekdays from 2 to 4 p.m. in Gerhard Fieldhouse’s Zeller Lounge, features a variety of healthy snacks and Powerade products that are available free of charge to all Bison student-athletes.

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Bucknell Athletics is a student-centered organization, one that strives to be a national leader 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 in place.

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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 student-athlete in the purest sense. In doing so, you will be rewarded for a lifetime.

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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 (From his book, Won in the Ninth, written in 1910)

OUR MISSION: SET THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE FOR ATHLETIC PROGRAMS IN HIGHER EDUCATION The Department of Athletics 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 student-athletes’ graduation rates and for producing Academic All-Americans, 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 is maintaining academic priorities and supporting 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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EMPOWERING STUDENT-ATHLETES TO BECOME CHAMPION LEADERS IN ACADEMICS, IN ATHLETICS AND IN LIFE Originally launched as the Bucknell Bison Leadership Academy in 2011, the Department of Athleticsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; formal leadership development program was rebranded in the summer of 2016 as The Bucknell Athletics Leadership Institute. The program is coordinated by a full-time director in Jen Kentera, and it features a robust slate of offerings. Since its inception, the program has focused on self and peer assessments related to leadership skills and personality traits; interactive leadership development seminars conducted by coaches and industry experts; and action plans where student-athletes learn to apply principles of effective leadership to real situations. LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE VISION: The Bucknell Athletics Leadership Institute will develop champion leaders, who embody academic, athletic and personal excellence and are empowered with the fortitude and skills to positively impact their teams, the Bucknell community, and the world beyond. LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE MISSION: Our mission is to create transformational leaders who excel in the classroom, on the field of play, and throughout society. We will create a culture of inclusion, appreciation, respect and excellence that transcends boundaries. In alignment with the Bucknell University and the Department of Athletics and Recreation strategic plans, we will develop bridge-builders who positively connect sports to society. Student-athletes and coaches will develop the ability to think critically, be catalysts for change, and lead with authenticity. We will mobilize teams and peers toward collective goals and have the courage to relentlessly persevere. We recognize that leadership is both inherent and learned, and we will serve to identify, challenge and support our student-athletes and coaches in their continued pursuits to be champion leaders in all facets of life. For more information on the Bucknell Athletics Leadership Institute, contact senior associate director of athletics for leadership development Jen Kentera at jk069@bucknell.edu.

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Bucknell University, one of the top liberal arts schools in the nation, combines the personal attention of a residential college with the resources of a large university. Our 3,600 undergraduates and 60 graduate students forge their own paths to personal and professional success. A Bucknell education can’t be defined by one narrow philosophy. It’s found at the intersection of topranked arts, natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, engineering and management programs. By exploring the connections of these disciplines, Bucknell students become critical thinkers and skilled communicators prepared for a lifetime of success.

ACADEMICS: BROAD LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES • Interdisciplinary, hands-on learning opportunities set Bucknell apart. With more than 55 majors and 65 minors to choose from, you’ll pursue your interests, discover new passions and define success on your own terms — and with our 9:1 student-faculty ratio, your professors will be invested in helping you reach your goals. • Major in English and go to medical school, major in anthropology and become a marketing executive, or major in engineering and become a manager. Deepen your experience in our undergraduate research program, where you can pursue research on a level normally reserved for graduate school.

OUTSTANDING CAREER PREPARATION • You’ll gain the experience and skills to succeed wherever you go. Bucknell’s career services include guidance with interviews and resumes, on-campus employment fairs, internship and externship placement and off-campus networking events. Preprofessional advising programs help students plan careers in the legal and healthcare fields. • The outcome? Ninety-seven percent of students in the Class of 2017 were employed, in graduate school, both employed and in graduate school, or volunteering within nine months of graduation. And our graduates continue to thrive: Bucknell is ranked 11th among “best value” liberal arts colleges for alumni mid-career salary.

OUR CAMPUS: BEAUTIFUL AND CENTRALLY LOCATED • Bucknell offers more than 100 facilities for learning, living and recreation, including state-of-the-art laboratories, performance and exhibition spaces and athletics facilities. • Lewisburg, a charming small town with a rich arts scene, is about three hours from New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. • The surrounding Susquehanna Valley brims with outdoor activities — hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking and more.

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BEYOND THE CLASSROOM • Learning happens 24/7 at Bucknell. We have more than 200 arts, service, academic, athletic, cultural and Greek groups, where you’ll meet friends who share your interests. You can also hear visiting scholars and speakers, enjoy the performing and visual arts, participate in diverse faith traditions and more. • Our Residential College program of nine themed living-learning communities invites first-year students to connect with others interested in similar topics. You’ll live in the same building, take a first-semester class together, and enjoy discussions with faculty, guest lectures, off-campus trips and community service. Residential College themes include the arts, STEM, the environment, food, global issues, the humanities, languages & culture, social justice, and society & technology.

VISIT CAMPUS • Bucknell offers campus tours on weekdays and Saturdays. To learn more about tours, lunch visits, “Day in the Life” opportunities, special admissions events and more, go to Bucknell.edu/Visit or call 570-577-3000. • Take a look around campus anytime by visiting Bucknell.edu/VirtualTour.

BUCKNELL MAJORS • College of Arts & Sciences: Africana Studies, Animal Behavior, Anthropology, Applied Mathematical Sciences, Art-Studio, Art History, Biology, Biophysics, Cell Biology/Biochemistry, Chemistry, Classics & Ancient Mediterranean Studies, Comparative Humanities, Computer Science, Early Childhood Education, East Asian Studies, Economics, Education, English (Creative Writing, Film/Media Studies, Literary Studies), Environmental Geosciences, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, French & Francophone Studies, Geography, Geology, German Studies, History, Interdepartmental, International Relations, Italian Studies, Latin American Studies, Linguistics, Mathematical Economics, Mathematics, Music, Neuroscience, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Russian Studies, Sociology, Spanish, Theatre and Women’s & Gender Studies. • College of Engineering: Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Environmental Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. • Freeman College of Management: Accounting & Financial Management, Global Management, Managing for Sustainability and Markets, Innovation & Design.

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LIFE AFTER BUCKNELL

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

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: A NATIONAL REPUTATION Graduates of Bucknell University have among the highest earning potential in the nation. Here is a sampling of the many reports that underscore Bucknell’s national reputation: • #3 among liberal arts colleges for alumni median lifetime earnings, and #62 overall among 1,343 schools (Payscale 2016 College ROI report) • #5 in Newsweek’s College Rankings: Most Beautiful Schools (2012) • #8 among undergraduate engineering programs (U.S. News & World Report) • #10 on Business Insider’s List of 24 Best Liberal-Arts Colleges in America • #32 among national liberal arts colleges (U.S. News & World Report) • #49 among America’s Top Colleges (Forbes, 2015)

CLASS OF 2018 Graduate Activity.......................... % Respondents Total Placed........................................................96% Employed............................................................75% Graduate School/Continuing Education.............17% Volunteer/Service Program...................................2% Military..................................................................1% Applying/Preparing for Graduate School..............1% In Transition/Seeking Employment.......................4% Type of Employer.......................... % Respondents Financial Services..............................................19% Computer Science/Technology........................... 11% Consulting........................................................... 11% Engineering........................................................ 11% Communications/Marketing/ Advertising/Public Relations.................................9% Education..............................................................7% Healthcare/Pharmaceutical..................................7% Consumer Goods/Retail.......................................4% Entertainment/Athletics.........................................3% Sciences...............................................................3% Government Agency/Public Policy/Politics...........2% Non-Profit/Social Services....................................2% Other................................................................... 11% Graduate School Program........... % Respondents Engineering........................................................23% Physical and Natural Sciences...........................21% Humanities and Social Sciences........................17% Medical/Health Professions................................ 11% Law.....................................................................10% Business...............................................................9% Education..............................................................9% Where Graduates Located........... % Respondents Northeast............................................................81% West.....................................................................7% Midwest................................................................6% Southeast.............................................................3% International..........................................................3% Mean Salary................................................. $59,628 College of Engineering................................. $70,883 Freeman College of Management................ $63,117 College of Arts & Sciences........................... $53,296 Engineering/Arts & Sciences........................ $87,375 Engineering/Management............................ $69,100 A Sampling of 2018 Employers • Axtria • BAML • Clark Construction • Deloitte Consulting • ExxonMobil • JPMorgan Chase • Northwestern Mutual • Oracle • PwC • Turner Construction • Yelp

A Sampling of 2018 Graduate Schools • Columbia • Duke • Georgetown • Harvard • Johns Hopkins • Michigan • Northwestern • Notre Dame • Penn State • Virginia Tech • Yale

Source: Bucknell Career Development Center (Summer 2019)

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Check out what the football team’s class of 2018 is up to now...

ABDULLAH ANDERSON

ANDREW PODBIELSKI

Playing in the NFL for the Chicago Bears

CRAIG CASSIDY

Working as a Risk Advisory Consulting Associate for RSM US, LLP.

Working as an arborist for Bartlett Tree Experts

MARK PYLES

Serving as a 2nd Lieutenant, Infantry Officer in the the U.S. Army

JARED MORSE

Attending Georgetown for a Master’s Degree in Sports Industry Management

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LEWISBURG, BUCKNELL’S HOMETOWN WELCOME TO LEWISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

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Bucknell’s hilltop campus slopes into Victorian Lewisburg, a town in which historic preservationists have influence. With a population of roughly 6,000, Lewisburg enjoys ornamental vanities that are not part of modern architecture. Gingerbread porches, carved wooden doors and threeglobed streetlights help make this town memorable. Lewisburg is what historians call a “Pennsylvania Town,” which has a layout consisting of a main street with a town square in the center, usually with a courthouse. Streets are typically numbered in one direction and named after trees in the other. In Lewisburg, the streets parallel to the main street are named after Saints. Historic roots are important in Lewisburg. The town celebrates the winter 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 buggies. 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, its location near state parks and its 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 of the change remains obscure, historians point out that in English the German name for Ludwig is Lewis. Lewisburg, surveyed in 1769, was not officially founded by Derr until 1785. The borough was incorporated on March 31, 1812. After a ferry was built to carry wagons across the Susquehanna River and a canal was completed in 1833, the town began to experience greater population growth. It has benefited from 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 its buildings 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 key role 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. The present system consists of two elementary schools, a middle school that was recently named the top in the state and a high school. Sixty-five percent of Lewisburg’s high school graduates go on to college.

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1. SHOP AT OUR UNIQUE AND FRIENDLY STORES Downtown Lewisburg is home to some of the region’s most unique and friendly stores. Whether it is fine fashion, jewelry, toys, art supplies, framing, home decor or great gifts, Lewisburg has it all! Also check out the Bucknell Bookstore. 2. DINING WITH FOOD FOR EVERY PALATE Visit central Pennsylvania’s restaurant hub. Fine dining, local organic offerings, hand-made burgers, Italian deli favorites, tapas, and Thai…it’s all here, with many outdoor dining opportunities. 3. WATCH FILM ON THE BIG SCREEN, THE WAY IT WAS INTENDED TO BE VIEWED! Catch the latest and most interesting films. The Campus Theatre is an authentically and beautifully restored Art Deco movie theatre that has been showing films since 1941. 4. CELEBRATE THE 4TH OF JULY Every year the Fourth of July celebration is an All-American small-town extravaganza. 5. BE LEWISBURG LOYAL Through the month of June, be a loyal patron of downtown Lewisburg by participating in the Be Lewisburg Loyal event. 6. MUSIC IN THE PARK EVERY WEDNESDAY The concerts, which take place at Hufnagle Park in downtown Lewisburg in June through August, are sponsored by the Lewisburg Arts Council. 7. RE-LIVE HISTORY Take a self-guided tour of Lewisburg’s National Register Historic District, preferably as the streetlights turn on at dusk on a warm spring evening. Make sure to read the copy—our map maker is quite clever! Visit Lewisburg’s museums and remember to check their websites for upcoming exhibits. 8. STAY OVER AND REPEAT AS DESIRED. YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO… Adapted from the Lewisburg Downtown Partnership website. View their complete list at www.lewisburgpa.com/things-to-do/top-ten-things/

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In 2018, the Bucknell football team visited organizations in Lewisburg, Danville, Mifflinburg, Milton and Selinsgrove to deliver tickets to Sept. 1’s home opener against William & Mary and Sept. 8’s Hero Appreciation Game against Sacred Heart.

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BUCKNELL FOOTBALL TEAMS WITH VS. CANCER In 2018, the Bucknell football team partnered with Vs. Cancer to bring awareness to pediatric cancer and raise funds to support the cause. The Bison, who were the first collegiate football program at any level to team with Vs. Cancer, celebrated their efforts during their home opener against William & Mary. That Sept. 1 game doubled as Vs. Cancer’s kick-off to childhood cancer awareness month. In partnership with Vs. Cancer, the Bison selected Geisinger Janet Weis Children’s Hospital to receive 50 percent of donation proceeds. The other 50 percent was used to fund ground-breaking brain tumor research efforts through the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. The team raised over $11,000 thanks to the generous support of family and friends. Bucknell football players and coaches visited patients and their families at Janet Weis Children’s Hospital on Aug. 13 as part of their partnership with Vs. Cancer. “It was an unbelievable experience, and I’m grateful that our team had an opportunity to spend time with the kids,” said captain Alex Pechin. “It’s a great feeling to know that simply talking and playing a game can create a smile on their face. Overall, it was an eye-opening experience that I will never forget.” After Aug. 18’s practice, Drew Newcomb, Ethan Torres and Renn Lints shaved their heads to raise pediatric cancer awareness. “There’s a lot of people out there that suffer from this disease,” Newcomb said. “It’s really terrible to see a young child have to go through something like this. So if we can do something to show support for them or help give them strength through their battle, it’s really a good cause for us to support.” The Bison welcomed five-year-old Levi Frantz and his family to Sept. 1’s season opener. Frantz, a native of Lewisburg, underwent treatment to have a brain tumor removed at Penn State Hershey Children’s Hospital. Vs. Cancer was founded in 2012 by Chase Jones, a former collegiate baseball player at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who was diagnosed with a brain tumor as a freshman. Vs. Cancer now works with teams across the country who have joined the fight against childhood cancer. With the help of athletes, teams and communities nationwide, Vs. Cancer has raised over $4.2 million dollars since its inception and is now a signature fundraising campaign for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.

The Bucknell football team will again team with Vs. Cancer during the 2019 campaign. Stay tuned for more information about how to give back.

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BISON & GRIDIRON CLUBS THE BISON CLUB

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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. In fact, Bison Club gifts account for nearly 40 percent of the athletic department’s operating budget. In recent years, the Bison Club has received more than $2 million in donations and the goal is to increase that figure every year. 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, watch or framed varsity letter 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 Athletics Hall of Fame, which now includes 263 members and is located on the second floor of Gerhard Fieldhouse. Todd Newcomb, Bucknell Class of 1988, is in his 19th year as the director of the Bison Club. He is the second full-time director of the organization since it was founded nearly 70 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 senior 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 senior leadership gifts officer Tom Harvey and annual giving officers David Marble and Lexi Williams. For more information on supporting the Bison Club, contact Todd Newcomb by phone at 570-577-1771 or by email at tnewcomb@bucknell.edu.

MEMBER BENEFITS Tax Deductible Donation Bison Club Lapel Pin (New members only)

Bison Club Decal Bison Roundup Newsletter Post-Game Basketball Receptions, Football Tailgate Football & Basketball Game Program Recognition Football Parking Pass* (Must be season ticket holder)

Basketball Parking Pass*

($1,500 donation required, must be season ticket holder)

KLARC Fitness Membership Priority Invitation to Senior Recognition Dinner

THE BISON CLUB SUPPORTS: • Baseball • Men’s Basketball • Women’s Basketball • Cheerleading • Men’s Cross Country • Women’s Cross Country • Field Hockey • Football • Men’s Golf • Women’s Golf • Men’s Indoor Track and Field • Women’s Indoor Track and Field • Men’s Lacrosse • Women’s Lacrosse • Men’s Outdoor Track and Field • Women’s Outdoor Track and Field • Women’s Rowing • Men’s Soccer • Women’s Soccer • Softball • Men’s Swimming and Diving • Women’s Swimming and Diving • Men’s Tennis • Women’s Tennis • Women’s Volleyball • Men’s Water Polo • Women’s Water Polo • Wrestling • Athletic Training

Dean’s Council $10,000 & above

In the summer of 2019, the new Bucknell football staff hit the road as part of the Bison Club’s “Meet the Coach” series. Events were held at the Yale Club in New York City and the Duquesne Club in Pittsburgh, Pa. Christy Mathewson Committee $2,500 to $9,999

Orange & Blue $1,000 to $2,499

Victory Club $500 to $999

Varsity Club $250 to $499

Fan Club $100 to $249

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2018-19 GRIDIRON CLUB MEMBERSHIP Lambert Cup Level ($5,000 or more) Businesses • Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund • Schiano Family Foundation, Inc. • Schwab Charitable Fund Individuals • Peter E. ‘82 and Maura A. Black • George R. Burman ‘73 • Carl M. ‘89 and Karen (DeCamp) ‘89 Chambers • Norman E. ‘63 and Mary Lou (Roppel) ‘64 Garrity • Samuel C. ‘69 and Terry Havrilak • Thomas P. ‘78 and Julie Hislop • Thomas G. ‘78 and Anne Marie Kadien • Buzz McGrath ‘77 • R. Luke Rohrbaugh ‘71 • Gregory E. ‘88 and Christina (Mitchell) ‘90 Schiano • John A. ‘61 and Catherine (Peyser) ‘61 Sommers • H.J. Willcox ‘88 • George M. ‘89 and Randilyn Williams Champions Level ($1,000 to $4,999) Businesses • AXA Foundation Inc. • Donald and Martha DeWees Foundation • First State Orthopaedics, P.A. • Glenmede Trust Company, N.A. • Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund • Hislop Family Foundation • Jennifer Foundation • Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program • Swedish Match North America LLC Individuals • George J. ‘88 and Alicia A. Andrush • Frank Arentowicz ‘69 and Sara R. Nichols • Michael J. Axe ‘75 • Timothy H. Baker ‘80 and Phong Chu • Derek J. and Wendy C. Bastinck • Ronald L. ‘67 and Patricia Benjamin • David J. ‘93 and Alicia Berardinelli • John G. and Anne M. Betz • Michael J. Cangelosi ‘06 • Roland M. Capone ‘66 • George G. and Marla Coleman • Ross M. Coleman ‘99 • Raymond J. ‘62 and Dorothy (Bahrs) ‘62 Cosgrove • Thomas T. and Christy L. Crkvenac • Frederick G. ‘74 and Lizanne H. Davis • William D. ‘62 and Elizabeth Dearstyne • James R. and Susan M. DeMarco • Donald C. ‘53 and Martha F. DeWees • Thomas F. ‘87 and Kim Dominick • Kenneth P. Donahue ‘71 • Robert J. ‘64 and Carolee Dretar

• Marcus V. ‘78 and Margaret S. Duda • Thomas S. Fallon ‘68 • Robert M. ‘72 and Carolyn S. Femovich • Brandon G. Friday ‘08 • Brian L. ‘96 and Kathleen B. Gay • John S. and Elizabeth Gorman • Edgar W. ‘85 and Sarah (Manuel) ‘86 Hart • Guy S. Herman and Lynn E. Blais • William L. Higgins ‘91 • James A. ‘79 and Janet (Schroth) ‘78 Hislop • Luke P. Iovine ‘87 • Keith E. ‘85 and Carol (Guscott) ‘84 Jansen • Charles B. ‘63 and Alice G. Johnson • Richard S. ‘84 and Carole Johnson • David and Charletta Jordan • Andrew G. Kimball ‘83 • William J. ‘89 and Gina Kosakowski • Scott M. ‘88 and Sandra N. Lillis • Eugene C. Luccarelli ‘71 and Linda Bendian • Robert L. ‘67 and Geraldine R. Marks • Stanley W. and Suzanne L. Marvel • Alexander ‘64 and Molly McClinchie • Edward R. ‘73 and Amy (Kingston) ‘74 McDevitt • Michael P. McDonald ‘80 • Donald J. ‘00 and Erin (Windle) ‘00 McDowell • Clifford K. ‘61 and Ruth A. Melberger • Yancy J. ‘91 and Norah D. Molnar • Brian W. ‘89 and Deborah J. Mulhall • Brian P. Murphy ‘88 and Valerie Voyzey-Murphy • Neil B. Murphy ‘60 • Doug ‘73 and Susan (Gicquelais) ‘74 Nauman • Darryl L. Novak ‘63 • Michael G. and Jacquelyn A. Pechin • David M. Phillips ‘83 • Stephen P. ‘74 and Janice Renock • Ralph A. Riker ‘57 • Anthony D. ‘60 and Lee Rinaldo • Eric A. ‘93 and Becky Rutter • Gary A. ‘86 and Holly M. Scott • Shane H. Snyder ‘84 • Robert J. Stolz • Thomas A. ‘62 and Elizabeth Talley • Kenneth A. ‘62 and Gail (Carson) ‘62 Twiford • John F. ‘85 and Gayle L. Wallace • Richard C. Weaver ‘68 • Andrew W. Welty ‘95 • Robert M. Williams ‘62 Touchdown Level ($500 to $999) Businesses • Exelon Foundation • GlobalGiving • MarDon Construction, Inc.

• Network For Good • West Islip Foot Care P.C. Individuals • Charles W. Bagdy ‘76 • Anthony and Ann Balzofiore • David W. and Barbara M. Barr • Michael E. ‘93 and Taylor (Meding) ‘93 Benevento • Stuart E. ‘59 and Betty Berelson • Douglas L. Biden ‘72 • Matthew Bitikofer • Mark A. Bolinger • Jonathan C. Cadman ‘10 • Anthony Cali • Charles J. Cangelosi ‘97 • Scott H. and Catherine A. Caruso • Timothy S. ‘83 and Donna (Petty) ‘83 Christie • Douglas A. ‘82 and Kelly (Trageser) ‘82 Collett • Timothy W. Collins ‘85 and Tricia Greenwood • Colby J. ‘99 and Jaime L. Cooper • Noel K. Curtis • Chris J. Darrup ‘90 • Corey A. Deibler ‘01 • Stephen M. Dorwart ‘91 • Andy Dzurinko ‘65 • John G. ‘60 and Delores K. Eachus • James N. and Susan F. Earle • Robert W. ‘69 and Gale (Brewer) ‘69 Eberhardt • Anthony M. and Diane G. Falcone • Douglas A. Fastuca ‘87 and Lindsey C. O’Connor ‘86 • Aaron P. Finnerty ‘00 • Gary W. Fritz ‘82 • Gregory P. ‘89 and Lynne Gaines • Casey D. Galligan ‘95 and Allison Hayhurst • James M. Gansinger ‘67 • Justin J. ‘05 and Lacey Gibson • Robert M. ‘95 and Elizabeth (Kodak) ‘95 Glus • Douglas W. Grigg ‘59 and Bambi Black • Steven Gutman ‘70 and Dee Ann Pries • Zachary ‘87 and Sherene M. Guyton • Peter J. ‘78 and Marta Hall • David L. ‘86 and Kelly (Kern) ‘88 Henry • John F. Heuer ‘87 • Chad and Tricia J. Hicks • Kevin and Katie D. Hildebrand • Matthew T. ‘99 and Jillian Kunar • Richard K. ‘65 and Constance (Gent) ‘66 Layman • Jonathan D. ‘88 and Heather (McBride) ‘88 Leef • Brian M. Makovsky ‘90 • Edward W. Manigan ‘65 • Douglas P. Marinak ‘70 • David S. ‘83 and Caroline (Dillon) ‘83 Marren • Thomas L. ‘92 and Cynthia (Weinrich) ‘93 Martin • Christopher H. ‘90 and Amy Miller

• Mark A. Miller ‘96 • Samuel C. Nana-Sinkam ‘10 and Sara M. Bloom ‘10 • David A. Newcomb ‘93 and Jean Grambow • Todd A. Newcomb ‘88 and Heather Dawson • John A. ‘73 and Kathleen Ondrasik • Kim R. ‘69 and Melinda R. Onsdorff • Robert H. Patzwall ‘60 • Donald C. ‘77 and Emily (Graul) ‘77 Reh • Edward J. ‘61 and Patricia C. Reitzel • James S. Rielly ‘85 • Charles S. and Elisa T. Sanders • Omar and Nicole Sanders • Joseph D. Smith ‘67 • Geoffrey R. Snelling and Katherine M. Bolinger • Gary A. and Sandra Sojka • Matthew ‘00 and Annie Stanley • George and Katherine Sydnor • Shelby Sydnor • Bradley N. Tufts • Joshua B. and Cheryl C. Turner • Ralph M. Turri ‘76 • Douglas C. ‘63 and Jane Williams • Charles and Patricia Yoder • David P. and Mary J. Zarkoski • Stephen P. ‘69 and Lorraine Zarlinski Orange & Blue Level ($250 to $499) Businesses • Bloom Foundation • Burger King • Burlington Spine & Rehab • BZ Motors Chrysler, Inc. • Carrols LLC • Coldwell Banker Penn One Real Estate, Inc. • Country Inns & Suites • Eat’n Park Hospitality Group, Inc. • Goldman, Sachs & Co. • Holiday Inn Express • Kelly Associates • Kelly Hospitality, LLC • Leakas Quality Foods, Inc. • Marks, McLaughlin & Dennehy • Matty’s Sporthouse Grill • New Hardscrabble Corporation • OSIsoft • PENRAC, LLC • Susquehanna Transit Company • Timken Company Charitable and Educational Fund • Wendy’s Individuals • Scott T. Aiello ‘86 • Brett R. Barrick • Pamela L. Behr

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The Bison Gridiron Club is an organization 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 operates 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. Most importantly, it strives to support and augment the Bucknell Football program with championship level financial and personal assistance.

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• Albert L. and Tanya R. Benson • Lynn (Decker) ‘81 Beran • John A. ‘60 and Wilma Bergfeld • Ralph N. and Cheryl A. Brida • Robert T. ‘74 and Gail (Flannery) ‘74 Brunnet • Lawrence G. Brunt ‘77 • Timothy J. Caldwell ‘87 • Jesse D. Campbell ‘94 • Charles B. Carroll ‘68 and Carol B. Swarner • Anne (McGee) ‘69 Chiccino • John A. Cieslewicz ‘79 • Michael C. and Sarah M. Colantuono • Roger J. ‘59 and Carolyn Conners • Emilio A. and Elise E. Cooper • Edward S. Corsey ‘85 • Dennis J. ‘60 and Christina A. Cox • John D. Dailey ‘74 • Peter J. ‘85 and Sabrina H. Davies • Vaughn S. and Kimberly M. Deary • Andrew J. Decker ‘06 • Kenneth A. Doak ‘71 • John B. and Suzanne Donahoe • Stephen J. ‘73 and Deborah Eck • Ian ‘85 and Teresa J. Ferguson • Eugene N. and Terry L. Finn • William M. and Karen Fox • Jason A. ‘93 and Desiree Fralick • Kenneth and Darlene Freshnock • Francisco J. Garcia ‘96 • Donald R. Giacomelli ‘71 • Clinton H. ‘60 and Samantha Gilkey • Scott L. Gilleland ‘89 • J. Todd Hardy ‘94 • Justin S. Harris ‘00 • Jeffrey S. ‘93 and Amy L. M’02 Hart • Leroy R. Hettche ‘60 • Terna Ityokumbul ‘13 • Bruce J. ‘70 and Lois (Ranck) ‘71 Johnson • Matthew B. Kawczenski ‘03 and Jennifer A. Wrigley ‘03 • Jeffrey Kennedy • Arthur D. Kinney ‘56 • Arthur S. Maidman and Laura A. Kinney ‘81 • Travis A. Kopp ‘95 • Anurag and Sanjna Lal • Richard J. ‘93 and Andrea (Sauchelli) ‘93 Maloney • Chad and Jennifer L. Mason • Paul Matacera • Larry H. Mathias ‘60 • Matthew T. ‘89 and Jennifer K. Mayock • Sean R. and Nikki C. McCabe • Mark J. McGuire • Andrea M. Mellado • Robert L. ‘68 and Beverly Miller • Marion J. Minker ‘55 • Philip J. ‘64 and Karen Morgan • Daniel and Christine Mottram • Ronald R. Moyer ‘68 • John and Linda Naiman • Stephen W. ‘08 and Renee Rivera • Edward M. ‘86 and Cherisse D. Robinson • Jerry D. and Donna M. Robinson • Kevin A. and Lisa M. Romango • Randall J. Ruger ‘70 and Sharon A. Ruppert • J. Eugene Sabo ‘68 • Janice (Owens) ‘75 Schoeneberger • Kenneth G. ‘98 and Tracy Scholtz • Willard J. ‘58 and Phyllis (Gilman) ‘58 Scott • Jonas M. and Maryellen B. Sheehan • Penn P. ‘53 and Marilyn (Pieper) ‘59 Shelley • Michael S. Shover ‘05 • Graham C. and Ronda Showalter

• Eric Stephenson • John F. ‘86 and Deborah (Hull) ‘86 Sullivan • David J. and Susan M. Surgala • Joseph G. and Cindy Susan • Jeffrey and Alison V. Torres • David J. Twiford • Steven W. Utke ‘05 • Edward J. and Cathleen Van Itallie • Gary C. ‘80 and Jennifer (Heine) ‘80 Vidmer • Jason C. Vollmar ‘11 • Todd A. ‘03 and Kathleen J. ‘04 Warmington • R. James ‘63 and Donna P. West • Thomas M. and Kristin A. Williams Gridiron Level ($100 to $249) Businesses • JRM Construction Management • Silvertip, Inc. • Wood-Mode Incorporated Individuals • Thomas A. ‘62 and Roberta Alexander • Francis D. Anderson ‘90 • Tyler P. Anderson ‘11 • Scott D. ‘90 and Tracey (Cross) ‘92 Auchenbach • Alan L. and Martha A. Barrick • Angela L. Beblo ‘02 • Daniel B. and Barbara L. Beres • Kenneth J. and Tammy L. Berg • Joseph P. ‘74 and Ann B. Bering • Brad J. Bernardini ‘94 • Ryan A. ‘05 and Jennifer (Brundage) ‘05 Berry • Todd J. ‘93 and Lori (Zarlinski) ‘92 Bianchine • Richard F. ‘82 and Dawn (Sanderson) ‘82 Bongiovanni • Jeffrey P. and Ginger L. Borich • Harry C. Bowser ‘55 • David S. ‘73 and Joanne Boyer • Jordan D. Brodsky ‘10 • Steven W. Brown ‘94 • J. Joseph ‘56 and Sheila M. Brune • Andre and Sabrina A. Bryant • Thomas A. Buchner • Harry E. ‘88 and Janine (Ferrell) ‘88 Buell • John V. ‘50 and Joan Campana • Gary R. Carruthers ‘03 • Kenneth W. ‘58 and Virginia Cestari • Martin J. and Joanne Chiarolanzio • Andrew Chitty and Aniko Becsei • Jay D. Citron ‘58 • Isaac A. Collins and Ada Barrientos-Collins • George K. Cowan ‘02 • Thomas R. ‘75 and Maryann DeAngelis • Francis W. and Jill A. DeNick • Jason E. Donkers ‘96 • Stanley J. ‘73 and Cynthia (Haigh) ‘73 Durtan • James P. ‘66 and Joan Dusenbury • Charles P. Erdeljac ‘73 • Mitchell Farbstein ‘73 • David E. Farquhar ‘42 • Thomas J. ‘93 and Julie Ferrara

• William M. Fick ‘70 • Robert G. Fitzsimmons ‘58 • Stuart A. Flavell ‘81 • Tyler Floyd • Edward C. Foley ‘89 • Alexander J. Fourney ‘83 • David B. Frisbey ‘07 • Barry R. Geisler ‘93 • Robert J. ‘85 and Lauren (Gramens) ‘86 Gibbon • David H. Gibson ‘04 • Andrew M. Guadagno ‘08 • Kris and Tami Hamper • Michael T. Hardman ‘07 • F. Ellis Harley ‘59 • Jon R. Hart ‘96 • Edward A. Hauck ‘75 and Stefanie B. Valar • Fred D. Heather ‘65 • James F. Henn ‘68 • Andrew P. ‘89 and Colleen (Samuels) ‘91 Henry • Robert W. Holmes ‘58 • Stephen L. Hoover ‘85 • Mark and Ann M. Horan • George A. ‘97 and Eileen Howanitz • Terence P. ‘68 and Mary Hubka • John W. and Takako Hunt • John H. ‘05 and Kristin (McWilliams) ‘05 Jackson • Edwin R. Janes ‘56 • Lucien B. ‘58 and Sandra (Glenn) ‘60 Karlovec • Robert A. ‘84 and Amelia A. Kaslander • Richard P. ‘68 and Elizabeth S. Kaufmann • Brian P. and Michaele L. Kelly • Bruce C. Keltie ‘81 • Kamp Kennedy • Ajaynue Kizekai ‘10 • Richard D. Klaber ‘55 • Robert M. Klawonn ‘88 and Renay LaRue • Erik A. Klingner ‘94 • Chris J. Kosiras ‘79 • Gregory M. Kruk ‘73 • Ronald E. and Deborah L. Krusius • George M. ‘70 and Nancy (Straehl) ‘71 Kuhn • Charles J. Kuhns ‘77 • Charles P. Kutz ‘89 • George W. Lampl ‘89 • R. Scott ‘77 and Patricia F. Latimer • Michael S. Lesifko ‘75 • Steve P. Leskinen ‘75 • John P. ‘68 and Jeanne M. Letteer • William M. ‘88 and Margaret A. Levine • Paul C. Lima ‘99 • Kenneth M. ‘03 and Marybeth Lockard • Adam J. Lord ‘03 • James M. ‘74 and Mary (Knisley) ‘74 Loyer • Stephen C. Luce ‘76 • Paul Maczuzak ‘68 • Paul J. Marranca ‘71 • Chad A. Marsilio ‘01 • Walter F. Mayer ‘62 • William A. McFarland ‘86

• Jeffrey H. McGovern ‘02 • Daniel J. ‘89 and Theresa (Fuhs) ‘90 Meenan • Karl E. Meyer ‘77 • Jeffrey S. Miller ‘82 • Matthew C. Miller ‘06 • Mariusz T. Misiec ‘98 • Jeffrey A. Montagna ‘05 and Lindsay C. Morton ‘05 • Donald W. ‘61 and Marian R. Myers • James C. and Heather M. Myers • G. Ralph ‘49 and Jean W. Noble • Kenneth J. ‘86 and Joni Novacich • Ian D. Nutt ‘05 • James R. Omsberg ‘66 • John R. ‘70 and Cynthia O’Reilly • Michael G. Ormsby ‘84 • Paul and Lisa D. Owers • James R. Pangburn ‘84 • Timothy N. Pavlechko ‘91 • Joseph A. ‘71 and Kathleen Pezak • John M. and Linda W. Phelan • Brandon S. Pinnock ‘13 • Dennis G. ‘90 and Kerry (Hawkins) ‘90 Prado • Justin J. Pulgrano ‘10 • Craig S. ‘76 and Catherine S. Ranck • Jeffrey and Debra C. Ranck • Victor E. Rauscher ‘81 • Gregory J. Readinger ‘02 • William J. Rech ‘69 • Bruce W. Reisman ‘58 • Darren Rhym ‘88 • Chad D. and Alicia M. Riley • Carson L. Rohrbaugh ‘12 • Alexander K. Romango ‘17 • Richard B. Roush ‘51 • Leonard A. and Stephanie L. Russ • John P. Sakowski ‘96 • Robert J. Sampson ‘93 • Samuel A. Scalleat ‘67 • G. Calvin Seaman ‘50 • Gary J. ‘65 and Sandra (Amigone) ‘65 Sease • Albert W. Seigfried ‘65 • John A. Skiavo ‘66 • John J. ‘72 and Deborah (France) ‘81 Smesko • John A. Spatafore ‘92 • John S. Steele ‘85 • William ‘74 and Cynthia (Davis) ‘74 Stein • Craig E. Swanson ‘06 • Scott J. Thistlewaite ‘94 • Michael P. Thompson ‘00 • Edward P. and Therese K. Tolley • Joseph M. and Maureen H. Treston • Reed J. Tunison ‘02 • Richard C. ‘63 and Gail (Kille) ‘64 Tyrrell • Anthony J. Varano ‘02 • Robert C. Vernoy ‘58 • Michael J. Vincent ‘67 • John S. Webber ‘52 • Daris D. Wilson ‘05 • Gregory G. ‘08 and Deidre (Carlin) ‘08 Wissman • Allen and Mary E. Yearick • William E. Yeomans M’70 • Bradley A. ‘10 and Jenna (Henderson) ‘09 Yount • Daniel R. Zappa ‘94 • Richard C. Zentz ‘73 • Stephen P. Ziegler Note: Membership list is as of July 10, 2019

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THE BUD RANCK-TOM GADD MEMORIAL KICKOFF CLASSIC

Masters Division 1st Place (56): Scott Latimer ‘77 P’10, Stan Durtan ‘73 P’02, Ed Jones ‘73 P’98, Brad Jones 2nd Place (59): John Sommers ‘61, Ed Reitzel ‘61 P’88 P’90, Ken Twiford ‘62 P’86, Joe Elliott ‘64 Open Division – First Flight 1st Place (53): Matt Bitikofer P’21, Logan Bitikofer ‘21, Brian Bitikofer, Brett Burrier 2nd Place (58): Bob Sill Jr. ‘84, Tom Biemer ‘84, Shane Snyder ‘84, Geordie Snyder Open Division – Second Flight 1st Place (62): Craig Swanson ‘06, Michael Treston ‘06, Michael Cangelosi ‘06, Matthew Miller ‘06 2nd Place (62): Ben Jamison, Rocky Moore, Lee Zimmerman, Matt Schumacher Closest to Pin #4: Will McFarland ‘86 Closest to Pin #10: Scott Latimer ‘77 P’10 Closest to Line #11: Shane Snyder ‘84 Longest Drive #15: Mel Blount ‘88 P’18 P’20 P’22 Longest Drive #15 (Senior): Ed Jones ‘73 P’98

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Bucknell football alumni and friends of the program gathered on July 20, 2019 for the annual Bud Ranck-Tom Gadd Memorial Kickoff Classic at the Bucknell Golf Club. The tournament was founded in 1995 by late Bucknell head football coach Tom Gadd. In the tournament’s second year, Gadd named the event after good friend Bud Ranck, who had passed away earlier that year. To memorialize Gadd after his passing in March 2003, the Ranck family announced that the tournament would bear the names of both Bud Ranck and Tom Gadd. At the 2019 edition, the attendees, a diverse mix of former Bison players and coaches along with numerous fans and supporters of the program, enjoyed a round of golf under hot and muggy conditions. Later in the evening, they were treated to dinner, a silent auction, a raffle and a season preview from first-year head coach Dave Cecchini and his staff in the Langone Center’s Terrace Room. At the dinner, John Sommers ‘61 was announced as this year’s Ranck-Gadd Memorial Award winner for his contributions and support of the Bison football team. Sommers was a member of the 1960 Lambert Cup Championship team and is a leadership level supporter of the program. The golf tournament format was a scramble. Prizes were awarded to the first- and second-place finishers in each flight’s masters and open divisions.

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CHEERLEADING

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The Bucknell cheerleading team cheers at all home football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball games. The Bison also travel to select away events with those teams, including Patriot League and NCAA tournament games, and participate in a variety of community service events throughout the year. You can keep up with the team on Instagram (bucknellcheerleading) or Facebook (Bucknell Cheerleading).

MEGAN LINDNER Head Coach 12th Year at Bucknell

Megan Lindner is entering her 12th season as the head cheerleading coach at Bucknell in 2019-20. Lindner is a graduate of Central Pennsylvania College with a degree in Business Administration. During her time at Central Pennsylvania, she participated on the cheer team and served as captain for two seasons. After graduation, she continued her cheer career by coaching the middle and high school squads at Lewisburg for seven years followed by the same teams at Mifflinburg for four seasons. Lindner served as Bucknell’s volunteer coach during the 2007-08 campaign before taking the helm of the Bison. Lindner is a resident of Lewisburg, where she raises her daughter, Jocelyn, with her significant other, Darrell. She is employed full-time as the event coordinator and ordering manager for Brendan’s Towne Tavern in downtown Lewisburg. Lindner’s volunteer assistant coaches are Maggie Miran and Ashley Smith. Miran, who was a cheerleader at Butler University during both of their NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four appearances, works in recruiting for Deloitte. She and her husband Jason, Bucknell’s offensive coordinator, have two daughters. Smith joined the program in 2018. A graduate of East Stroudsburg University, she most recently served as the spirit program director at the University of Pennsylvania. She resides in Lewisburg with her fiancé and her daughter, Mazel.

MAGGIE MIRAN ASHLEY SMITH Volunteer Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Year at Bucknell 2nd Year at Bucknell

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PAIGE BRAUN

RUBY CORDOVA

EMMA CULLEN

DREW FILCHNER

Senior Civil Engineering San Antonio, Texas

Senior Political Science/Economics Chalfont, Pa.

Sophomore Undeclared Round Lake Beach, Ill.

Junior Global Management Martinsville, N.J.

Sophomore Biomedical Engineering Northampton, Pa.

JAILYN FORDE

BETH JOHNSON

GABBY KESSEL

KALLIE KOCINSKI

MADISON LANCE

JAKE SCHAEFFER

Sophomore Undeclared Washington, D.C.

LAINEY LAVELLE

Sophomore Early Childhood Education Scranton, Pa.

Junior Psychology Greenwich, Conn.

Biology/Environmental Studies

Rockville, Md.

Junior Art History/Studio Art Indiana, Pa.

MELAINA POLAN

SARAH RHOAD

RAQUEL ROWELL

ERIN SULLIVAN

Freshman Undeclared Belleair Beach, Fla.

Sophomore Undeclared Revere, Mass.

Junior

FAITH TREJO

Senior Biology Allentown, Pa.

Junior Managing for Sustainability Tucson, Ariz.

Sophomore Undeclared Glen Ridge, N.J.

Freshman Neuroscience Bowie, Md.

Senior Computer Science Hopewell, N.J.

BEN WILLIAMS

TRACI YAU

Economics/East Asian Studies

Accounting & Financial Management

Junior

Pottstown, Pa.

Junior

Newport, Maine

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JOHN BRAVMAN

17th President of Bucknell University 10th Year at Bucknell Stanford University ’79

John Bravman, a highly respected academic leader and distinguished professor of engineering, became the 17th president of Bucknell University on July 1, 2010. Under his leadership, the University has experienced some of the most significant achievements in its 173-year history. Bravman led the University to the successful conclusion of its most ambitious fundraising campaign ever — the $500 million WE DO Campaign — on July 1, 2017. The University surpassed the half-billion-dollar goal with $513 million raised, including more than $170 million for financial aid endowment, and more than $100 million for academic programs and support. On the same day the University announced the conclusion of the campaign, it officially established its third college — the Freeman College of Management — positioning Bucknell to capitalize on its unique combination of academic breadth in a highly personalized, undergraduate, living-learning environment. Bravman has prioritized the University’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the campus culture and deepen its commitment to providing students with an exceptional academic experience that leads to a lifetime of personal and professional success. In 2018, with broad input from faculty, staff and students, Bravman spearheaded a new Strategic Plan, which was approved unanimously by the University Board of Trustees in spring 2019. The University’s first new Strategic Plan in 13 years, it will serve as a blueprint for reaching institutional goals for academics, residence life, diversity and inclusion, accessibility, and environmental and financial sustainability, ensuring Bucknell’s leadership in higher education for generations to come. Bravman has also reaffirmed Bucknell’s commitment to providing an exceptional residential learning experience through numerous improvements to the University’s physical campus. They include: Academic West, a home for the social sciences; the South Campus Apartments, comprising four residence halls and MacDonald Commons; the Graham Building, a new building housing student health, the Counseling & Student Development Center, and a state-of-the-art wrestling facility; the renovated Carnegie Building, which houses student and faculty support offices; Hildreth-Mirza Hall, home of the University’s Humanities Center, the Griot Institute for the Study of Black Lives & Culture, and the Bucknell Press; and Academic East, a new facility providing additional space for engineering and the Department of Education, which will open in August 2019. In summer 2019, Bucknell began construction of a home for the Freeman College of Management and the Department of Art & Art History, which is scheduled to open in January 2021. Off campus, John continues to strengthen ties between the University and the region. Since his arrival, Bucknell has renovated several properties in downtown Lewisburg, including the Campus Theatre, the Post Office Building and the DeWitt Building, which is home to the University’s Entrepreneurs Incubator, Small Business Development Center and the Samek Art Museum’s Downtown Gallery. Born in 1957, John grew up in New York City and on Long Island. He completed his bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in materials science and engineering at Stanford. He has published more than 160 peer-reviewed articles and has been cited in nearly 5,000 publications by scientists and engineers around the world. A tenured professor of electrical engineering, John has taught primarily in the fields of materials structure and analysis, thinfilm mechanical phenomena, microelectronic reliability and high-temperature superconductivity. He recently patented two coatings that may make coronary stents safer for heart-disease patients. In December 2016, John was elected chair of the Geisinger Health System Foundation Board of Directors. In April 2018, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to extend his contract through June 2025. John is married to Professor Wendelin Wright, who holds a joint appointment in the mechanical and chemical engineering departments at Bucknell. They have two young sons, Cole and Cooper. He has two older sons, Christopher and Matthew.

JERMAINE TRUAX Director of Athletics & Recreation 2nd Year at Bucknell Edinboro University ’06

Jermaine Truax assumed the duties of director of athletics & recreation at Bucknell on July 1, 2018. Truax (pronounced TRUE-axe) was previously Loyola University Chicago’s deputy director of athletics. Truax’s first year in Lewisburg was a success, both competitively and in the continuation of Bucknell’s outstanding track record in the area of scholar-athlete metrics. He watched the Bison women’s basketball and women’s cross country teams lift Patriot League championship trophies, with several other programs also in contention for league titles. Truax oversees a Division I program that ranked fifth nationally in student-athlete graduation rate in the most recent survey, while also easily surpassing the NCAA requirements for Academic Performance Rate (APR). In the area of fundraising, Bucknell’s “One Herd One Day” 24-hour giving challenge raised more than $530,000, with more than 2,100 donors participating. “Jermaine’s demonstrated leadership abilities, diverse administrative experience and commitment to a true student-athlete model positioned him as an exceptional candidate in what was an extremely competitive search,” said President John Bravman in announcing Truax’s hiring. “I am excited to see the ways in which he helps elevate what is already among the best Division I athletic programs in the country.” Truax’s leadership and vision were widely recognized within collegiate athletics prior to his arrival at Bucknell. In 2016, he was selected as one of 23 participants in the National Collegiate Athletics Association’s (NCAA) Pathway Program, which the NCAA describes as a yearlong experiential learning program for senior-level administrators. According to the NCAA, the program “provides an unprecedented opportunity to gain insight into every facet of an athletics department, preparing them to become well-rounded leaders who are equipped with the tools an effective athletics director needs.” Truax also holds the 2012 Rising Star Award, which the National Association for Athletics Compliance gives in recognition of young compliance professionals considered to be emerging leaders within the profession. At Loyola Chicago, Truax oversaw day-to-day operations of the athletics department and served as the sport administrator for all of its athletics programs including assisting with the administration of the men’s basketball team. Prior to his time at Loyola Chicago, he spent five years at Bowling Green State University, where he served as associate athletics director for compliance and administration. He also served as St. Bonaventure University’s director of compliance and coordinator of internal operations. Truax succeeded John Hardt, who left Bucknell in January 2018 after 18 years to become the vice president and director of athletics at the University of Richmond. WW A return to Pennsylvania was a bit of a homecoming for Truax, who played football at Edinboro University, where he earned a degree in health & physical education. He also holds a master of science degree in sport management from Slippery Rock University and is pursuing a doctorate in education from Bowling Green. Jermaine and his wife, Nimra, have three children.

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BUCKNELL ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

MAISHA KELLY Senior Associate Director of Athletics, Senior Woman Administrator

JEN KENTERA Senior Associate Director of Athletics for Leadership Development

TODD NEWCOMB Senior Associate Director of Athletics for External Affairs and Bison Club

TERRIE GRIEB Associate Director of Athletics for Business and Team Services

DAN ISAF Associate Director of Athletics for Compliance and Student Services

KAREN LANDIS Associate Director of Athletics for Recreation Services

CHAD MASON Associate Director of Athletics for Facilities and Event Operations

JON TERRY Associate Director of Athletics for Athletic Communications

IAN WOOD Associate Director of Athletics for Sports Medicine

IAN DYE Assistant Director of Athletics for Aquatics and Auxiliary Services

PHILLIP MILLER Assistant Director of Athletics for Operations and Events

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TIM PAVLECHKO Deputy Director of Athletics

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DOUG BIRDSONG Voice of the Bison 20th Year at Bucknell Marshall University ’87

RADIO BROADCASTS

Bucknell football hits the airwaves again this fall on the Bison Sports Network. Radio broadcasts of all 11 Bucknell games will be carried live on the Bison Sports Network. Eagle 107 (WEGH 107.3 FM) is again the network’s flagship station, and fans can also Doug Birdsong enters his 20th season as the “Voice of the Bison” in 2017. A 1987 Mar- listen on Eagle107.com. The pre-game show begins 30 minutes prior to kickoff.

shall University graduate who has called play-by-play for college and high school athletics for nearly 30 years, he 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, as well as numerous other Bison teams. He has worked many 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 the majority of video shown on BucknellBison.com. He interviews coaches and student-athletes and obtains highlights from many Bison events. Birdsong also helped initiate and served as host of Bison Live! and Bison Now!, former radio shows that originated from local restaurants. Birdsong, the host of the weekly Bucknell Football Luncheons in the fall, 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 11 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, West Virginia, 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 one-hour sports talk show. He has won numerous awards, including citations from the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters for “Best Local Sporting Event Coverage” two years in a row. Birdsong has also won four Outstanding Sports Operation for Play-by-Play citations from the Associated Press in Ohio, and two from the Associated Press in West Virginia. In 1999, he was chosen as the Eastern Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Media Person of the Year.

The broadcasts also have a worldwide audience over the internet with audio-only broadcasts available on BucknellBison.com and video of most games airing on the Patriot League Network. Game day audio can also be accessed on mobile devices using the official Bucknell Athletics app. Doug Birdsong will handle the play-by-play duties, while Kevin Herr, who is the operations manager at Sunbury Broadcasting, will serve as the color analyst for the 10th-consecutive year. The radio broadcasts are also be available online via BucknellBison.com.

VIDEO BROADCASTS

Live video broadcasts of each Bucknell home game that is not nationally televised and select road contests will be available through the Patriot League Network, which can be accessed via BucknellBison.com or PatriotLeague.tv. All events shown on the Patriot League Network are broadcast free of charge and in a high-quality video format. Additionally, Bison Vision (www.BucknellBison.com) will be updated regularly with interviews and other interesting and informative features on the Bucknell football program.

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ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Associate A.D./Director of Athletic Communications Office: 570-577-3121 Cell: 570-850-9603 E-Mail: terry@bucknell.edu

• 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.

RADIO INFORMATION JEN DOBIAS

Associate Director of Athletic Communications (FB Contact) Office: 570-577-3488 Cell: 856-261-5620 E-Mail: jmd056@bucknell.edu

TBD

Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Office: 570-577-1835

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 athletic communications 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. 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 prior to game day. 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.

PHOTOGRAPHERS COLE CLOONAN

Athletic Communications Assistant Office: 570-577-1227 Cell: 304-433-7788 E-Mail: cc061@bucknell.edu

CHRISTY MATHEWSON-MEMORIAL 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 Mathewson-Memorial 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.

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS

Requests for working media credentials for Bucknell home games are required and are issued only to working media members. 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 Jen Dobias to request a credential.

MEDIA SERVICES

Working media at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium will receive the following: • Game program, pre-game notes, flipcard • Live statistics • Quarterly “quickie” statistics

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.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWS

Post-game interviews will be conducted in a designated area following the game. Media members will be escorted by a member of the Athletic Communications staff to and from the area.

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 48 hours in advance to determine the status of practice and gain clearance into the workout. Interviews are typically conducted after practice.

MIDWEEK INTERVIEWS

To arrange a telephone interview with coaches and student-athletes, please contact Jen Dobias in the Athletic Communications Office. Every effort will be made to coordinate an interview as long as it does not interfere with practice or class schedules.

PHOTO REQUESTS

The Bucknell Office of Athletic Communications maintains a digital photo library of student-athletes and coaches and pictures are available on request to members of the media.

BUCKNELLBISON.COM

Bucknell’s official athletics website, BucknellBison.com, is the best place for news on the university’s 27 intercollegiate programs, including Bison football. The site is updated daily with the latest news, videos, photos, results, statistics, roster and features. During the season, members of the media can find weekly game notes, game recaps, box scores, cumulative statistics, depth charts, player bios and breaking news. BucknellBison.com also features live and archived broadcasts of the radio play-by-play of all Bucknell football games, home and away, as well as links to live and archived video of all home games and live statistics for all home contests.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Bucknell Athletics and Bucknell Football are active on social media. Media can follow the following accounts for breaking news, features and in-game updates. Athletics Facebook: Bucknell Athletics Athletics Twitter: @Bucknell_Bison Football Twitter: @Bucknell_FB Athletics Instagram: bucknellbison Football Instagram: bucknell_fb

MEDIA GUIDE

The 2019 edition of the Bucknell football media guide was produced to assist media members in their coverage of Bucknell football. Requests for additional information should be directed to: Jen Dobias Associate Director of Athletic Communications Bucknell University Lewisburg, PA 17837

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MIKE AUGSBERGER

HUNTER ADAMS

BISON LEGENDS:

Mike Augsberger ‘91 and Hunter Adams ‘98 will be inducted into the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame this fall. With the induction of these defensive stalwarts, 93 individuals with ties to the football program have been enshrined in the Hall of Fame since its inception in 1979. That number represents over 34 percent of the Hall of Fame’s membership.