2015 RMU Football Fact Book by Robert Morris University Athletics

2015 Football Fact Book

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The first Northeast Conference program to claim an automatic berth in the NCAA FCS Playoffs in 2010

Super Bowl championships won by RMU head coach John Banaszak as a defensive lineman for the Pittsburgh Steelers Number of distinct Colonials who were named NEC Rookie of the Week in 2014, tying a league record Consecutive seasons in which Robert Morris has faced at least one nationally ranked opponent

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Northeast Conference championships (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2010) for Robert Morris in the 19-year history of the league Academic All-America selections collected by Colonials in the past 11 seasons, the highest figure in the NEC in this time span

This is the 10th consecutive year that RMU will play Dayton, the only non-conference foe on its schedule it has faced previously Number of Colonials who earned their first-career start during the 2014 season

Letterwinners returning for Robert Morris entering the 2015 season All-time All-Northeast Conference First or Second Team selections

Table of Contents 2 Quick Facts / Returning Starters

— 2014 Season in Review — 4 2014 Game Reviews 15 2014 Final Statistics 18 2014 Game-by-Game Statistics 20 2014 NEC Season In Review 23 2014 NEC Game-by-Game Results 24 2014 NEC Awards 25 2014 Starting Lineups 26 Senior Salute

— Program History — 32 Landmark Dates in RMU History 36 All-Time Results 39 Series Records vs. … 40 All-Time Coaching Staffs 42 All-Time Letterwinners

— Record Book —

44 All-Time Uniform Numbers

104 Team Records

46 Year-by-Year Offense & Defense

109 Career Starts

47 Year-by-Year NEC Rankings

110 Rushing Records

48 Year-by-Year Leaders

112 Receiving Records

51 All-Time Passing Statistics

114 Passing Records

53 All-Time Game-Winning Drives

116 Offensive Records

54 All-Time Rushing Statistics

117 Scoring Records

55 All-Time 100-Yard Rushing Games

118 Kicking / Punting Records

57 All-Time Receiving Statistics

120 Return Records

58 All-Time 100-Yard Receiving Games

122 Defensive Records

60 All-Time Tackle Statistics

124 Freshman Records

Credits: The 2015 Robert Morris Football Fact Book is a product of the RMU Athletics Media Relations Office. The guide was written and edited by Spencer Kowitz with special assistance from Jim Duzyk and Marty Galosi. Typography and design by Juris Silenieks of JR Graphics. Photography courtesy of Paul Bereswill, Jason Cohn, Robin DeNoma, John Dunn, David Hahn, Dave Hiteshue, Connie Karaffa, Sylvan “Sly” Landers, Doug Oster, Jim Schafer, Peggy Schultheis, the Oakland Raiders, the Cleveland Browns and the Arizona Cardinals. It is the policy of Robert Morris University to provide equal opportunity in all educational programs and activities, admission of students and conditions of employment for all qualified individuals regardless of race, color, sex, religion, age, disability, national origin and sexual preference.

61 All-Time 15+ Tackle Games 62 All-Time Interception Statistics 63 Touchdowns of 70 Yards or Longer 64 All-Time Scoring 65 Defense/Special Teams Scores

Robert Morris Football On The Web …

67 All-Time NEC Players of the Week 68 1996 ECAC Bowl 69 1997 ECAC Bowl 70 2010 NEC Champions 72 Postseason Awards 74 Postseason Awards (Academic) 76 NEC Year-by-Year Standings 78 Tim Hall Career Review 79 Hank Fraley Career Review 80 Dan Radakovich Career Review 81 RMU and the National Football League (NFL) 82 Moon Stadium (1994-2004)

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83 Year-by-Year Statistics

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Quick Facts — GENERAL INFORMATION — Location: Moon Township, Pa. 15108 Founded: 1921 Enrollment: 5,359 Affiliation: NCAA FCS Conference: Northeast (NEC) Colors: Blue and White with Red Nickname: Colonials Interim President: David L. Jamison Athletic Director: Craig Coleman, M.D. Senior Associate Athletic Director: Marty Galosi Associate Athletic Director / SWA: Addie Muti Associate Athletic Director: Sean Simmons

— TEAM HISTORY —

Associate Athletic Director: Don Smith

First Season of Football: 1994

Associate Athletic Director: Ryan Fleischer

All-Time Football Record: 116-102-1 (.532)

Faculty Representative: Scott Branvold, Ed.D.

All-Time Northeast Conference Record: 75-52 (.591 – 19 seasons)

Home Field: Joe Walton Stadium (3,000) – Field Turf

Northeast Conference Championships: 6 (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2010)

— TEAM INFORMATION —

NCAA FCS Playoff Appearances / Last: 1 / 2010

2014 Overall Record: 1-10

Last FCS Playoff Opponent: North Dakota State

2014 NEC Record / Finish: 1-5 / T-6th

Result: Lost, 17-43

Offense: Multiple Spread

Northeast Conference Major Award Winners: 19

Defense: 3-4

All-Northeast Conference Selections: 135

Letterman Returning / Lost: 38 / 16

All-Time Joe Walton Stadium Record (2005-present): 24-27 (.471)

Starters Returning: 15 (8 offense, 7 defense, 0 special teams)

All-Time Moon Stadium Record (1994-2004): 41-13 (.759)

Starters Lost: 9 (3 offense, 4 defense, 2 special teams)

All-Time Road Record: 51-62-1 (.452)

— COACHING INFORMATION —

— RETURNING STARTERS —

Head Coach: John Banaszak (Eastern Michigan, 1975)

(each * denotes one year as a starter)

Record at RMU: 1-10 (.091 – one season)

— Returning Offensive Starters (8) —

Career Record: 39-19 (.672 – five seasons)

LT – Blake Chambliss * (6-4, 275, Jr.)

— Assistant Coaches —

LG – Max Robertson *** (6-3, 305, Sr.)

Scott Farison (Mercyhurst, 2001) – Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator

C – Nick Faraci *** (6-1, 285, R-Sr.)

Darrin Hicks (Washington & Jefferson, 1996) – Offensive Coordinator

RG – Josh Thiel * (6-2, 285, Sr.)

Andrew Richardson (Penn State, 2005) – Offensive Line

QB – Derik Abbott * (5-11, 190, Sr.)

Bill Hurley (Syracuse, 1980) – Secondary

RB – Rameses Owens * (6-2, 210, So.)

Patrick Shepard (Miami-Ohio, 2009) – Receivers and Tight Ends

WR – Sean Gavin * (6-0, 175, Sr.)

Myles Russ (Robert Morris, 2011) – Running Backs

WR – Nic Lamica * (6-4, 225, Jr.)

Cornelius Coleman (Waynesburg, 1999) – Defensive Line Nick McVay (Otterbein, 2013) – Receivers

— Returning Defensive Starters (7) —

Mike Brown (Mercyhurst, 2013) – Outside Linebackers

DE – Forrest Mason ** (6-2, 275, R-Sr.) DE – Austin Trgovcich * (6-3, 260, Sr.)

Director of Football Operations: Tanner Schultheis

OLB – Jimmy Masson * (6-0, 195, Jr.)

Football Office Phone: (412) 397-4935

ILB – Mike Stojkovic ** (6-2, 220, R-Sr.)

Football Athletic Trainer: Mike Vittorino, ATC

ILB – Jake Tkach * (6-0, 245, R-Sr.)

Football Athletic Training Room: (412) 397-4983

SS – Sam Woods * (5-11, 190, Jr.)

Football Equipment Manager: Ray Butter

WS – Andy Smigiera * (6-1, 200, Jr.)

Football Equipment Room: (412) 397-4917

— Returning Specialists (0) —

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2014 Season in Review

2014 Season In Review Game 1

Key Statistics

Rushing … Molbey (EKU) 25-142-0 TD, Owens (RMU) 10-38-1 TD; Passing … McClain (EKU) 11-for-17, 134, 0 TD, 0 INT, Brumbaugh (RMU) 28-for-51, 222, 0 TD, 0 INT; Receiving … Fugate (EKU) 3-58-1 TD, Gavin (RMU) 8-102-0 TD; Defense … Johnson (EKU) 8 tackles, 0.5 TFL Lamica (RMU) 14 tackles, 0.5 TFL, 1 Int, 2 PBU

Eastern Kentucky 29, Robert Morris 10 August 28 / Moon Township, Pa. Joe Walton Stadium (Attendance: 2,809) - Robert Morris remained within striking distance into the fourth quarter, but Eastern Kentucky was able to put the game away in the final 10 minutes to claim a 29-10 decision in each team’s season opener. After RMU punted on the season’s opening drive, EKU drove to the RMU 5-yard line, but then the Colonial defense stiffened as Nic Lamica stepped in front of a pass and snatched it right near the goal line. Three more punts followed before Eastern Kentucky used good Luke Brumbaugh field position to launch a 61-yard touchdown drive. RMU was forced to punt after picking up a first down on its next drive, but the defense then notched its second pick as David Taylor snared the ball out of the air. That turnover helped RMU get on the board as Hunter Khaleghi then knocked through a 39-yard field goal. Eastern Kentucky responded right away, though, as it used an 11-play drive to find the end zone again, a drive capped off with a QB keeper. EKU used a 43-yard drive on its next possession to add on to its lead with a 34-yard field goal. The RMU offense then began to develop some flow as it moved well into EKU territory on its next two drives, but a fourth down attempt came up less than a yard short on one drive while a punt was elected with the other. The Colonial defense allowed EKU little room to move near the end of the half. EKU drove inside the 10-yard line to open the second half, but RMU forced the guests to settle for a short field goal, which was made. After three empty drives, EKU used the turnover on downs to its advantage as it tacked on another field goal with a 10-play drive. Robert Morris then moved into Colonel territory for the fourth time in five drives before settling for a punt. On the first play of the next drive, RMU’s defense would get the ball right back via fumble recovery as Austin Trgovcich stripped the ball free. A sack on the following play set RMU behind with regard to down and distance, and the Colonials were forced to punt. Taylor collected his second interception of the evening on the second play of EKU’s ensuing drive to keep the Colonels from adding to their lead. Six plays later, true freshman Rameses Owens ran in practically untouched from 17 yards out to pull RMU with two scores. The RMU defense was able to force a punt after four plays, getting the ball back to its offense with about 10 minutes left and trailing by 13. However, Robert Morris was unable to threaten on its final two possessions of the evening.

Team Statistics

EKU RMU

First Downs............................................................ 35 Rushing................................................................ 20 Passing................................................................ 12 Penalty................................................................. 3 Rushing Attempts..................................................... 67 Yards Rushing........................................................ 407 Yards Passing......................................................... 217 Passes Att................................................................ 30 Passes Completed.................................................... 17 Had Intercepted........................................................ 3 Total plays................................................................ 97 Total Yards............................................................. 624 Yards Per Play........................................................... 6.4 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 4-1 Penalties-Yards......................................................... 11-90 Punts-Avg................................................................ 4-28.8 Punt Returns: Number-Yards-TD.................................. 2-14-0 Possession Time....................................................... 34:36 Third-Down Conversions............................................ 9 of 17 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0................................. 0 of 2 Sacks-Yards.............................................................. 2-26 Score by Quarters

13 4 8 1 24 28 222 51 28 0 75 250 3.3 1-0 6-44 11-36.8 0-0-0 25:24 7 of 22 0-0 4

Final

Eastern Kentucky............................... 7 10 6 6 29 Robert Morris.................................... 0 3 0 7 10 Scoring Summary

1st

EKU

Fugate 42-yard pass from Coney (Lloyd kick)

2nd 14:52 12:03 08:03

04:16

RMU EKU EKU

Khaleghi 39-yard field goal McClain 18-yard run (Lloyd kick) Lloyd 34-yard field goal

3rd

10:26 02:31

EKU EKU

Lloyd 25-yard field goal Lloyd 25-yard field goal

4th

11:46 06:26

RMU EKU

Owens 17-yard run (Khaleghi kick) Mann 3-yard run (rush failed)

2014 Records to Date

Eastern Kentucky (1-0) / Robert Morris (0-1) Weather at Kickoff

72 degrees; Sunny, comfortable; winds NNW @ 6 mph Game Notes

The contest marked the Division I head coaching debut of John Banaszak, only the second head coach in program history … RMU fell to 15-1 (.938) all-time when forcing at least four more turnovers than its opponent … The contest ended a streak of seven straight wins for RMU when it had not turned the ball over … Taylor became the 17th distinct Colonial to grab multiple interceptions in one game … Luke Brumbaugh’s 28 completions were the third-highest amount in single-game RMU history … Junior Sean Gavin caught a career-high eight passes for a career-best and game-high 102 yards … Senior Tony LaMancusa tallied four punts downed inside the 20-yard line, tying a single-game school record … Sophomore Andy Smigiera tallied a fumble recovery in the game … The contest was the first non-Saturday home game in school history.

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Rameses Owens Key Statistics

Rushing … Owens (RMU) 39-199-1 TD, Simmons (UND) 13-42-0 TD; Passing … Brumbaugh (RMU) 13-for-24, 149, 1 TD, 0 INT, Mollberg (UND) 8-for-21, 155, 1 TD, 0 INT; Receiving … Mitchell (RMU) 6-61-1 TD, McGill (UND) 3-65-1 TD; Defense … Mueller (RMU) 8 tackles, 2.0 TFL, 1 PBU, Ratelle (UND) 13 tackles Team Statistics

RMU UND

First Downs............................................................ 19 Rushing................................................................ 13 Passing................................................................ 4 Penalty................................................................. 2 Rushing Att.............................................................. 56 Yards rushing.......................................................... 214 Yards passing......................................................... 149 Passes Att................................................................ 24 Passes Completed.................................................... 13 Had Interceped......................................................... 0 Total plays................................................................ 80 Total Yards.............................................................. 363 Yards Per Play........................................................... 4.5 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 4-3 Penalties-Yards......................................................... 6-48 Punts-Avg................................................................ 7-33.4 Possession Time....................................................... 34:41 3rd-Down Conversions............................................... 8 of 18 4th-Down Conversions.............................................. 0 of 1 Sacks-Yards.............................................................. 2-12

Game 2 North Dakota 16, Robert Morris 13 September 6 / Grand Forks, N.D. Alerus Center (Attendance: 9,118) - Rameses Owens broke multiple school records, but Robert Morris was unable to get over the hump and fell to North Dakota, 16-13, in non-conference action. RMU opened the scoring and also fought back to take the lead in the second half, but the Colonials were unable to come out on top. UND received the opening kick, but RMU held it to only 17 yards. The Colonials were backed up near their own goal line on their first drive and were able to pick up two first downs before punting. Senior Mike Stojkovic came up with a big play on the next drive as he recovered a fumble by the hosts. RMU promptly marched 57 yards on seven plays to find the end zone. A Luke Brumbaugh 38-yard pass to Owens was the big play of the drive before the quarterback rolled to his right and threw a strike to Duane Mitchell for the touchdown. RMU forced a three-and-out on UND’s next drive. After two empty drives, a fumble on special teams gave UND a golden chance, taking over at the RMU 31-yard line. North Dakota moved to the brink of scoring a touchdown as it drove to the 1-yard line, but the Colonial defense stiffened and forced the hosts to settle for a field goal. Robert Morris was backed up on its next drive and forced to punt from poor field position. UND took advantage on its ensuing drive as it drove just 19 yards before knocking through a game-tying field goal. Three more punts followed before North Dakota took advantage of a short field as it drove 32 yards before hitting a 35-yard field goal to take a 9-6 lead into the half. Robert Morris came out of the break firing on all cylinders as it marched 78 yards on 14 plays to take the lead with its second touchdown on the day. Owens, who carried nine times for 48 yards on the drive, punched it in from two yards. North Dakota immediately came back as it used a long kickoff return and then pulled back ahead on a 32-yard pass play. RMU then moved 72 yards into the UND red zone on its next drive, but a field goal attempt would sail wide. The Colonial defense forced the hosts into a three-and-out right near the end of the third quarter. The following four drives saw three punts and a missed field goal by North Dakota. RMU then drove 55 yards to the North Dakota red zone on its next possession, but a field goal try was partially blocked. The Colonial defense forced three-and-outs on the final two UND possessions of the game. However, despite moving into North Dakota territory on one of its final two drives, Robert Morris was unable to put itself in a positon to retake the lead.

Score by Quarters

10 5 4 1 34 113 155 22 8 0 56 268 4.8 1-1 8-70 8-41.2 25:19 3 of 15 0 of 0 1-10

Final

Robert Morris.................................... 6 North Dakota..................................... 0

0 9

7 7

0 0

13 16

Scoring Summary

1st

01:52

RMU

Mitchell 6-yard pass from Brumbaugh (kick blocked)

2nd 09:40 06:18 00:24

UND UND UND

Taubenheim 20-yard field goal Taubenheim 45-yard field goal Taubenheim 35-yard field goal

3rd

RMU UND

Owens 2-yard run (Khaleghi kick) McGill 32-yard pass from Mollberg (Taubenheim kick)

09:28 07:22

2014 Records to Date

Robert Morris (0-2) / North Dakota (1-1) Weather at Kickoff

68 degrees; Indoors Game Notes

Owens ran for a game-high 199 yards, a new RMU freshman record … He also tallied the most rushing yards by a Colonial in a non-conference game since 1995 … Robert Morris had advantages in a variety of statistical categories including rushing yards, total yards, first downs, time of possession, third down conversion percentage, tackles for loss and sacks … RMU held North Dakota to 8-of-22 passing … Stojkovic finished with two tackles for loss while sophomore Ryan Lewis tallied his first-career sack in the setback … The game marked the inaugural meeting between the two programs.

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Antwan Eddie Key Statistics

Rushing … Blake (RMU) 11-38-0 TD, Scheuerman (LAF) 22-173-0 TD; Passing … Brumbaugh (RMU) 11-for-23, 60, 0 TD, 3 INT, Reed (LAF) 14-for-26, 149, 2 TD, 2 INT; Receiving … Nettles (RMU) 3-22 Vangelas (LAF) 4-57-1 TD; Defense … Tkach(RMU) 9 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, Wright (LAF) 7 tackles, 1 sack Team Statistics

RMU

First Downs............................................................ 4 Rushing................................................................ 2 Passing................................................................ 2 Penalty................................................................. 0 Rushing Attempts..................................................... 29 Yards rushing.......................................................... 42 Yards passing......................................................... 66 Passes Att................................................................ 28 Passes Completed.................................................... 12 Had Intercepted........................................................ 3 Total plays................................................................ 57 Total Yards............................................................. 108 Yards Per Play........................................................... 1.9 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 2-1 Penalties-Yards......................................................... 2-13 Punts-Avg................................................................ 11-35.9 Possession Time....................................................... 21:32 3rd-Down Conversions............................................... 0 of 16 4th-Down Conversions.............................................. 0 of 1 Sacks--Yards............................................................ 2-10

Game 3 Lafayette 50, Robert Morris 3 September 13 / Easton, Pa. Fisher Stadium (Attendance: 3,207) - Robert Morris shot itself in the foot early and never recovered as it fell to defending Patriot League champion Lafayette, 50-3, in non-conference action. The loss to the Leopards, a team that participated in the FCS Playoffs last year, set the all-time series even at 1-1 as RMU claimed a victory in the first-ever meeting two years ago. Senior defensive back Antwan Eddie provided one of the bright spots for the Colonials as he grabbed two interceptions from Leopard quarterback Drew Reed who only threw five picks all of last year. Senior linebacker Jake Tkach had perhaps the finest performance of his career as he finished with a game-high tying nine tackles. He notched a career-high three tackles for loss and also posted his firstcareer sack. The first two drives for both teams went nowhere as they combined for just 21 yards with each ending in a punt. A pair of turnovers and a poor snap on a punt attempt by the Colonials gifted Lafayette 16 quick points to open the scoring. After two more punts, the Colonial defense came up with a big stop on fourth down. However, the RMU offense would turn the ball right back over to open the second quarter, and the Leopards turned a pick into a defensive touchdown. Eddie and Robert Morris then turned the tables on Lafayette as he intercepted the Leopards twice within three pass attempts, but RMU was only able to generate three points out of the two takeaways. The RMU defense forced the Leopards into field goal attempts after they had driven into the red zone on their next two drives. Lafayette missed one while junior David Taylor came roaring in from the end of the formation and blocked Lafayette’s second field goal try of the night. RMU then moved the ball near midfield before having to punt it away. Lafayette would tack on a field goal as the first half expired. Lafayette continued to extend its lead during the second half while Robert Morris was unable to find a rhythm on offense. True freshman Cole Blake notched 114 all-purpose yards in just his second collegiate game as he ran the ball 11 times and caught a game-high five passes. Despite the setback, senior Duane Mitchell caught a pass for the 25th consecutive game. Sophomore Andy Smigiera tied his career high of nine tackles while classmate Sam Woods reset his with seven.

Score by Quarters

LAF

25 17 8 0 50 324 167 27 15 2 77 491 6.4 0-0 7-47 4-39.0 38:28 3 of 14 2 of 3 1-7

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Robert Morris.................................... 0 3 0 0 3 Lafayette........................................... 16 10 17 7 50 Scoring Summary

1st

06:51 05:34 04:50

LAF LAF LAF

Roberts 38-yard interception return (Forrester kick) Reed 5-yard run (Forrester kick) Team safety

2nd 14:43 11:01 00:00

LAF RMU LAF

Dodd 29-yard interception return (Forrester kick) Khaleghi 24-yard field goal Forrester 25-yard field goal

3rd

10:04 05:54 01:34

LAF LAF LAF

Forrester 37-yard field goal Scheuerman 15-yard pass from Reed (Forrester kick) Vangelas 15-yard pass from Reed (Forrester kick)

4th

11:37

LAF

Greenfield 17-yard run (Forrester kick)

2014 Records to Date

Robert Morris (0-3) / Lafayette (1-1) Weather at Kickoff

62 degrees; Overcast; winds @ 0 mph

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Jake Tkach Key Statistics

Rushing … Barnes (RMU) 16-61-1 TD, Kacsor (UD) 13-47-1 TD; Passing … Brumbaugh (RMU) 17-30, 98, 0 TD, 2 INT, Bardo (UD) 15-26, 201, 2 TD, 1 INT; Receiving … Mitchell (RMU) 8-64 0 TD, Smith (UD) 6-76-1 TD; Defense … Tkach (RMU) 11 tackles, 1 TFL, Beaschler (UD) 9 tackles, 1 forced fumble Team Statistics

RMU UD

First Downs............................................................ 19 Rushing................................................................ 4 Passing................................................................ 10 Penalty................................................................. 5 Rushing Attempts..................................................... 41 Yards rushing.......................................................... 98 Yards passing......................................................... 165 Passes Att................................................................ 42 Passes Completed.................................................... 24 Had Intercepted........................................................ 3 Total Plays................................................................ 83 Total Yards.............................................................. 263 Yards Per Play........................................................... 3.2 Fumbles -Lost........................................................... 2-1 Penalties -Yards........................................................ 10-77 Punts-Avg................................................................ 7-30.1 Possession Time....................................................... 31:50 3rd-Down Conversions............................................... 4 of 17 4th-Down Conversions.............................................. 1 of 3 Sacks By -Yards........................................................ 0-0

Game 4 Dayton 31, Robert Morris 7 September 20 / Dayton, Ohio Welcome Stadium (Attendance: 5,839) - Robert Morris tallied more first downs than Dayton but was unable to turn those conversions into sufficient points as the Flyers topped the Colonials, 31-7, in nonconference action. Senior linebacker Jake Tkach netted a game-high and career-high 11 tackles, including a tackle for loss, to lead the RMU defense. Junior David Taylor notched an interception in the third quarter, his third pick in the past four games. Sophomore Forrest Barnes ran for 61 yards and a touchdown while also catching a pass in his first collegiate game after entering when two of RMU’s running backs left the game due to injury in the first half. Dayton took the opening kickoff and put together its best drive of the day as it used seven plays to trek 77 yards to the end zone. After a Colonial punt, the Flyers used fantastic field position to double their lead as they needed to travel less than half the field to cross the goal line. RMU turned the ball over on downs on its next possession before both defenses settled into the game. Each of the next eight drives ended in a punt with the Colonials tallying 46 yards on their four drives while holding the hosts to 21. Dayton then used a short field to drive into the red zone where RMU forced a field goal attempt that was converted. Robert Morris moved 29 yards into Dayton territory before punting on its next drive. The Flyers posted a backbreaking score on their final drive of the half as they reached the end zone in the final minute after consecutive long passes. After each team punted on its first drive of the second half, Robert Morris would strike with a 10-play drive. Barnes ran for 28 yards on the drive while sophomore quarterback Luke Brumbaugh found three different receivers, including hitting true freshman Jamison Williams for 15 yards on a fourth-down play. Barnes would barrel in from two yards out to complete the sequence. Robert Morris forced a Dayton punt after four plays to get the ball back. The Colonials then drove 28 yards before an interception halted the momentum. RMU’s problems with turnovers would continue later in the quarter when a fumble near its own goal line essentially gifted the Flyers an insurance touchdown. RMU accumulated at least 30 yards on three of its final four drives, but it could make no further dent on the scoreboard.

Score by Quarters

16 3 10 3 34 97 201 29 15 1 63 298 4.7 1-0 8-94 8-41.5 28:10 3 of 14 0 of 1 5-37

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Robert Morris.................................... 0 0 7 0 7 Dayton.............................................. 14 10 7 0 31 Scoring Summary

1st

12:08 09:17

UD UD

Bardo 1-yard run (Will kick) Stuart 22-yard pass from Bardo (Will kick)

2nd 03:09 00:46

UD UD

Will 28-yard field goal Smith 26-yard pass from Bardo (Will kick)

3rd

RMU UD

Barnes 2-yard run (Khaleghi kick) Kacsor 2-yard run (Will kick)

07:14 01:11

2014 Records to Date

Robert Morris (0-4) / Dayton (2-1) Weather at Kickoff

76 degrees; partly cloudy; winds sw @ 13 mph Game Notes

In addition to first downs, RMU had statistical advantages in yards gained rushing, completions and time of possession while also running 19 more offensive plays than Dayton … The Colonial defense held the Flyers to under 300 total yards of offense and a 3-for-14 mark on third down … RMU also held the nation’s second-leading rusher, Connor Kacsor, to only 47 yards on the ground … Senior Duane Mitchell surpassed 100 career receptions with his eight catches against the Flyers … Barnes, senior Uyi Akpan and junior Luke Centofanti all tallied their first-career receptions in the contest. Centofanti caught three passes for 41 yards … RMU ran 84 offensive plays, a school record for a nonconference contest … Three of Dayton’s five scoring drives were under 45 yards.

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Derik Abbott Key Statistics

Rushing … Chaney (MU) 22-113-2 TD, Owens (RMU) 24-154-0 TD; Passing … Hill (MU) 20-37, 331, 2 TD, 1 INT, Abbott (RMU) 16-28, 163, 2 TD, 2 INT; Receiving … Sterling (MU) 5-144-1 TD, Mitchell (RMU) 5-70-1 TD; Defense … Minnich (MU) 11 tackles, 3 solo, 1.0 TFL, 1 PBU, Stojkovic (RMU) 9 tackles, 5 solo Team Statistics

MU RMU

First Downs............................................................ 25 Rushing................................................................ 10 Passing................................................................ 14 Penalty................................................................. 1 Rushing Attempts..................................................... 41 Yards rushing......................................................... 192 Yards passing......................................................... 331 Passes Att................................................................ 37 Passes Completed.................................................... 20 Had Intercepted........................................................ 1 Total plays................................................................ 78 Total Yards............................................................. 523 Yards Per Play........................................................... 6.7 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 0-0 Penalties-Yards......................................................... 8-87 Punts-Avg................................................................ 4-37.2 Possession Time....................................................... 27:46 3rd-Down Conversions............................................... 6 of 16 4th-Down Conversions.............................................. 1 of 3 Sacks-Yards.............................................................. 7-46

Game 5 Monmouth 51, Robert Morris 20 October 4 / Moon Township, Pa. Joe Walton Stadium (Attendance: 2,056) - True freshman Rameses Owens ran for 154 yards, but Monmouth used a considerable advantage in points off turnovers to take down Robert Morris, 51-20, in the Colonials’ non-conference finale. Despite the hosts having the edge in time of possession, offensive plays and having more than 50 fewer penalty yards, Monmouth’s takeaways proved to be the difference. The setback for RMU deadlocked the all-time series between the squads at 10-10. After each team punted on its first sequence of the game, Monmouth jumped on top with a pair of eight-play scoring drives on its next two possessions, the second of which was a mere 44 yards. RMU would move near midfield on its next drive before being unable to convert in a third-and-long situation. The Colonial defense got a stop in a big way the next time on the field as sophomore Andy Smigiera notched the first interception of his career, taking away a potential touchdown in the end zone. Robert Morris was unable to take advantage, though, as the game’s next three drives ended in punts. Monmouth added two field goals on its next two drives while RMU amassed 85 yards on its final two drives of the half but would not come away with any points. The Hawks would use the benefit of Colonial turnovers to score on their first three possessions of the second half to put the game out of reach. Robert Morris would strike the scoring column in the third quarter with a 15-play, 86-yard drive. Junior Derik Abbott was 5-for-6 on the drive for 55 yards with all of his completions going to classmate Sean Gavin, including a 19-yard scoring strike on fourth down. The play marked the first touchdown of Gavin’s career. Each team scored a pair of touchdowns in the final stanza with RMU notching its TD’s on drives of 61 and 85 yards, the latter of which was capped by a 29-yard toss from Abbott to senior Duane Mitchell after the quarterback scrambled well to evade pressure. Abbott posted career highs in completions and passing yards while throwing the first two touchdowns of his career while making his first career start. Senior linebackers Mike Stojkovic and Jake Tkach tied for team high honors with nine tackles. Sophomore defensive end Ryan Lewis tied his career high with seven stops while sophomore linebacker Jimmy Masson notched his first-career sack.

Score by Quarters

21 11 7 3 52 167 163 28 16 2 80 330 4.1 8-4 3-31 6-29.3 32:14 6 of 17 3 of 3 3-16

1 2 3 4 Final

Monmouth........................................ 14 6 17 14 51 Robert Morris.................................... 0 0 7 13 20 Scoring Summary

1st

09:45 04:53

MU MU

Chaney 7-yard pass from Hill (Santangelo kick) Chaney 2-yard run (Santangelo kick)

2nd 09:04 02:44

MU MU

Santangelo 30-yard field goal Santangelo 25-yard field goal

3rd

08:32 06:29 06:10 00:11

MU MU MU RMU

Santangelo 36-yard field goal Sterling 31-yard pass from Hill (Santangelo kick) Chaney 23-yard run (Santangelo kick) Gavin 19-yard pass from Abbott (Khaleghi kick)

4th

13:46 13:37 09:49 02:41

MU MU RMU RMU

Welch 6-yard run (Santangelo kick) Butler 40-yard interception return (Santangelo kick) Line 0-yard fumble recovery (kick failed) Mitchell 29-yard pass from Abbott (Khaleghi kick)

2014 Records to Date

Monmouth (4-1) / Robert Morris (0-5) Weather at Kickoff

46 degrees; partly cloudy; winds WSW @ 15 mph Game Notes

Owens’ 154 rushing yards came on 24 carries as he averaged over six yards per attempt … Mitchell became the third Colonial to surpass 1,500 receiving yards with the 70 he accumulated against the Hawks … Sophomore Nic Lamica notched three receptions after starting every previous game of the season at linebacker … The Colonials were also 3-for-3 on fourth down, marking the first time they were perfect with at least three attempts since October 2011 … Before the game against the Hawks, it had been 36 days since RMU last played at home, setting a new program long for most days between home games within the same season.

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Nic Lamica Key Statistics

Rushing … Owens (RMU) 24-70-0 TD, Spence (SHU) 14-91-1 TD; Passing … Abbott (RMU) 14-for-24, 230, 2 TD, 2 INT, Noel (SHU) 19-for-24, 295, 3 TD, 0 INT; Receiving … Lamica (RMU) 4-93-1 TD, Dube (SHU) 7-108-1 TD; Defense … Smigiera (RMU) 9 tackles, 3 solo, Rentz (SHU) 10 tackles, 1 forced fumble, 3.5 sacks Team Statistics

RMU SHU

First Downs............................................................ 17 Rushing................................................................ 4 Passing................................................................ 11 Penalty................................................................. 2 Rushing Attempts..................................................... 45 Yards rushing.......................................................... 61 Yards passing......................................................... 230 Passes Att................................................................ 24 Passes Completed.................................................... 14 Had Intercepted........................................................ 2 Total Plays................................................................ 69 Total Yards.............................................................. 291 Yards Per Play........................................................... 4.2 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 1-1 Penalties-Yards......................................................... 2-8 Punts-Avg................................................................ 6-30.2 Possession Time....................................................... 28:39 3rd-Down Conversions............................................... 6 of 16 4th-Down Conversions.............................................. 1 of 3 Sacks-Yards.............................................................. 0-0

Game 6 Sacred Heart 52, Robert Morris 13 October 11 / Fairfield, Conn. Campus Field (Attendance: 654) - Robert Morris was unable to overcome a poor first quarter and dropped its Northeast Conference opener to Sacred Heart, 52-13, on an overcast and wet afternoon. Sacred Heart, fresh off a win over nationally ranked Delaware, proved why it was chosen as the league’s preseason favorite as each team opened its NEC slate. Junior Derik Abbott completed 14-of-24 passes for a career-high 230 yards and two touchdowns for RMU, tossing multiple scores for the second straight week. Abbott’s touchdown passes were hauled in by junior Justin Kempka and sophomore Nic Lamica with both Colonials finding the end zone for the first time in their respective careers. Lamica, who posted a career-best 93 receiving yards, led a receiving corps that saw junior Luke Centofanti contribute a career-high 53 yards while senior Duane Mitchell, who caught a pass for the 28th consecutive game, totaled 50 receiving yards. True freshman Rameses Owens led the ground attack for RMU with 70 rushing yards while sophomore Andy Smigiera topped the RMU defense with a career-high tying nine tackles. Sacred Heart scored on each of its first-quarter possessions, aided by a blocked punt and a double reverse rush for a touchdown. The Pioneers held the Colonials to punts on their first three drives of the game to jump out to an early lead that they would never relinquish. RMU’s first scoring drive culminated on a third-and-goal play where Sacred Heart came ready for the run, but Abbott lofted a pass to a wide open Kempka. Later in the second quarter, RMU drove inside Sacred Heart’s 25-yard line, but an untimely fumble stopped the momentum. Sacred Heart scored on its first drive of the second half to dim any hopes of a Colonial comeback. Robert Morris got within a yard of a touchdown on its first possession of the fourth quarter but could not punch it in. Later in the period, Lamica hauled in Abbott’s second touchdown pass of the day as he beat his man down the left sideline and made the grab in the end zone. Senior Tony LaMancusa, a four-year starter at punter, broke the Robert Morris career record for punt attempts during the game and now has 231 in his career. Senior defensive back Antwan Eddie moved into RMU’s career top 10 in passes defended Saturday.

Score by Quarters

24 8 15 1 44 286 327 27 20 0 71 613 8.6 0-0 13-98 4-33.0 31:21 8 of 15 2 of 2 6-37

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Robert Morris.................................... 0 6 0 7 13 Sacred Heart..................................... 28 10 7 7 52 Scoring Summary

1st

11:40 07:29 04:02 02:31

SHU SHU SHU SHU

Dube 4-yard pass from Noel (Rogers kick) Bell 18-yard pass from Noel (Rogers kick) Casey 5-yard pass from Noel (Rogers kick) Dube 40-yard run (Rogers kick)

2nd 14:17 09:21 02:28

RMU SHU SHU

Kempka 1-yard pass from Abbott (kick failed) Rogers 21-yard field goal Bell 2-yard run (Rogers kick)

3rd

09:35

SHU

Spence 1-yard run (Rogers kick)

4th

05:55 00:59

RMU SHU

Lamica 20-yard pass from Abbott (Khaleghi kick) Croom 1-yard run (Rogers kick)

2014 Records to Date

Robert Morris (0-6 / 0-1 NEC) / Sacred Heart (5-1 / 1-0 NEC) Weather at Kickoff

52 degrees; rain; winds NE @ 9 mph

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Hunter Khaleghi Key Statistics

Rushing … Hollomon (CCSU) 28-164-2 TD, Thermil (RMU) 32-113-0 TD; Passing … Sangiacomo (CCSU) 6-15, 106, 0 TD, 1 INT, Abbott (RMU) 18-for28, 215, 2 TD, 0 INT; Receiving … Holmes (CCSU) 3-47-0 TD, Lamica (RMU) 8-112-1 TD; Defense … Bolling (CCSU) 13 tackles, 2.5 TFL, 1.5 sack, 1 QBH, Mason (RMU) 8 tackles, 1 forced fumble, 1 PBU, 1.0 sack, 1 QBH Team Statistics

CCSU RMU

First Downs............................................................ 19 Rushing................................................................ 10 Passing................................................................ 5 Penalty................................................................. 4 Rushing Att.............................................................. 41 Yards rushing......................................................... 224 Yards passing......................................................... 116 Passes Att................................................................ 20 Passes Completed.................................................... 8 Had Intercepted........................................................ 2 Total Plays................................................................ 61 Total Yards............................................................. 340 Yards Per Play........................................................... 5.6 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 2-1 Penalties -Yards........................................................ 12-75 Punts-Avg................................................................ 1-35.0 Possession Time....................................................... 27:45 3rd-Down Conv......................................................... 4 of 13 4th-Down Conv......................................................... 0 of 1 Sacks-Yards.............................................................. 3-19

Game 7 Robert Morris 27, Central Conn. State 24 October 18 / Moon Township, Pa. Joe Walton Stadium (Attendance: 1,034) - Robert Morris scored 18 points in the fourth quarter to cap the largest comeback in school history as the Colonials defeated Central Connecticut State, 27-24. After RMU punted on its first drive, CCSU drove 10 plays to move into the red zone, but the Colonials forced a field goal that was made. A RMU turnover and a missed CCSU field goal would follow before Robert Morris tied the game with a 14-play drive was capped off with a 39-yard field goal by Hunter Khaleghi. RMU then pulled into its bag of tricks as it successfully recovered an onside kick on the final play of the first quarter. The play helped RMU take the lead as Khaleghi hit a 42-yarder on the ensuing drive. CCSU came right back on its next drive to retake the lead as it benefited from a 40-yard pass to take a 10-6 edge. After a RMU punt, the Blue Devils then found the end zone on five plays to move their advantage to 13 points. RMU then punted, and both teams followed with a turnover on downs in the opponents’ territory, essentially ending the first half. CCSU added to its lead with the first drive of the second half as it marched 75 yards to seemingly take control of the game. However, the Colonials began to fight back as they drove 60 yards for a field goal. CCSU drove into RMU territory on its next drive, but Andy Smigiera notched a leaping interception. RMU responded by driving 91 yards as Derik Abbott hit Nic Lamica with a 25-yard TD. The RMU defense continued its strong second half by forcing a three-and-out, and the subsequent punt by CCSU was returned 31 yards by Antwan Eddie, helping set up Khaleghi’s fourth field goal. On CCSU’s next drive, Forrest Mason jarred the ball free from the quarterback and subsequently recovered the pigskin to give the RMU offense golden field position. RMU didn’t waste time taking the lead as Abbott nailed Duane Mitchell on the second play of the next drive. Robert Morris then converted for two points with a trick play in which Abbott caught a pass. CCSU moved the ball near midfield on its next drive, but David Taylor jumped the route and posted another pick. RMU forced CCSU to use all of its timeouts on its final drive of the game, but its subsequent punt was blocked, giving the Blue Devils one final chance. However, Robert Morris was up to the task as it held CCSU to -16 yards on its final three plays. Mike Stojkovic tackled a Blue Devil on a screen pass inbounds on a third down play, which let time expire and sent the Colonial sideline into jubilation.

Score by Quarters

22 9 11 2 54 171 215 28 18 0 82 386 4.7 1-1 14-117 4-23.5 32:15 7 of 19 2 of 3 1-7

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Central Conn. State........................... 3 14 7 0 24 Robert Morris.................................... 3 3 3 18 27 Scoring Summary

1st

09:39 00:08

CCSU Groth 33-yard field goal RMU Khaleghi 39-yard field goal

2nd 13:30 09:34 05:38

RMU Khaleghi 42-yard field goal CCSU Hollomon 3-yard run (Groth, Ed kick) CCSU Hollomon 22-yard run (Groth, Ed kick)

3rd

CCSU Lytton 20-yard run (Groth, Ed kick) RMU Khaleghi 32-yard field goal

14:02 09:50

4th 12:32 RMU 05:15 RMU 03:49 RMU

Lamica 25-yard pass from Abbott (Khaleghi kick) Khaleghi 22-yard field goal Mitchell 11-yard pass from Abbott (Abbott pass from Mitchell)

2014 Records to Date

Central Conn. State (2-5 / 0-2 NEC) / Robert Morris (1-6 / 1-1 NEC) Weather at Kickoff

50 degrees; mostly cloudy, wind WNF @ 14 mph Game Notes

RMU trailed, 24-6, with under 10 minutes to go in the third quarter before launching a furious rally … The 18-point deficit is the largest ever overcome in a victory in Robert Morris history as the previous mark of 14 had been achieved on multiple occasions … Khaleghi’s four made field goals broke the RMU singlegame record … Abbott completed a career-high 18 passes on 28 attempts and threw for 215 yards and two touchdowns with zero turnovers … Abbott became the first Colonial to ever throw for multiple touchdowns in each of his first three starts … Lamica was the game’s leading receiver as he caught a career-high eight passes for a career-best 112 yards … Senior Ryan Thermil ran for a career-high 113 yards, 94 of which came in the second half … Sophomore Sam Woods recovered a surprise onside kick by the Colonials … Stojkovic notched a team-high nine stops, including a half-tackle for loss, while Mason tallied eight hits and a pass breakup in addition to his strip sack.

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Andy Smigiera Key Statistics

Rushing … Thermil (RMU) 16-39-0 TD, Canevari (BRY) 21-178-1 TD; Passing … Abbott (RMU) 11-for-31, 74, 1 TD, 2 INT, Dalton (BRY) 14-for-28, 160, 2 TD, 2 INT; Receiving … Mitchell (RMU) 8-44-1 TD, Ward (BRY) 8-111-1 TD; Defense … Smigiera (RMU) 10 tackles, 6 solo, 1 INT, Kenney (BRY) 7 tackles, 6 solo, 1 INT, 1 PBU Team Statistics

RMU

First Downs............................................................ 11 Rushing................................................................ 5 Passing................................................................ 3 Penalty................................................................. 3 Rushing Att.............................................................. 29 Yards rushing.......................................................... 75 Yards passing......................................................... 77 Passes Att................................................................ 27 Passes Completed.................................................... 12 Had Intercepted........................................................ 3 Total Plays................................................................ 56 Total Yards............................................................. 152 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 2-1 Penalties -Yards........................................................ 2-20 Punts-Avg................................................................ 6-44.8 Possession Time....................................................... 22:25 3rd-Down Conv......................................................... 2 of 12 4th-Down Conv......................................................... 1 of 2 Sacks -Yards............................................................. 0-0

Game 8 No. 25 Bryant 42, Robert Morris 9 October 25 / Smithfield, R.I. Bulldog Stadium (Attendance: 4,890) - Robert Morris was unable to carry over sufficient momentum from last week’s thrilling victory as nationally ranked Bryant claimed a 42-9 home victory on a warm Saturday afternoon. Sophomore Andy Smigiera led the Colonials with a career-high 10 tackles and tallied an interception, his third in the month of October. True freshman Ryan Richards Jr. notched a season-best seven stops and added his first-career interception. Bryant took advantage of a short field on several occasions as the Bulldogs only had one scoring drive longer than 55 yards in the game. After RMU was stopped short on fourth down on the game’s first possession, the hosts used the resulting momentum to drive for an opening touchdown. Despite picking up first downs on each of its next three drives, Robert Morris was forced to punt on its remaining drives of the first half. Bryant would find the end zone on two more drives in the opening half after the second one was extended with a controversial roughingthe-passer penalty. Smigiera intercepted Bryant on its final drive of the half. RMU stopped Bryant on downs near midfield to open the third quarter but would then commit its first turnover of the day, setting up a Bulldog scoring drive. Both teams lined up in punt formation on their next drive—while RMU booted the ball away, Bryant had issues with the snap and was forced into giving up a safety. RMU used a great play on special teams to extend its next drive as junior Corey Garry took a direct snap in punt formation and rumbled 30 yards, a career-long rush, to convert on fourth down. Later in the drive, Derik Abbott hit Duane Mitchell with a 14-yard touchdown as the senior made a nice juke move to evade a defender after the catch. The Colonials continued to gain momentum on the next drive as Richards Jr. picked off a pass with Bryant in the red zone. RMU then drove to midfield before a turnover halted the visitors’ rally attempt. The Colonials then forced a turnover on downs after Bryant had reached the red zone, but RMU was unable to muster enough offense to get back into the game. Senior Tony LaMancusa tied his career-long punt with a 63-yard boot in the third quarter. Saturday marked the first time in four games that the Colonials lost on October 25.

Score by Quarters

BRY

23 15 7 1 54 311 160 29 14 2 83 471 1-0 16-176 1-47.0 37:35 6 of 14 1 of 6 2-8

1 2 3 4 Final

Robert Morris.................................... 0 0 9 0 9 Bryant.............................................. 7 14 7 14 42 Scoring Summary

1st

11:00

BRY

Ward 4-yard pass from Easton (Alberti kick)

2nd 13:35 05:51

BRY BRY

Canevari 6-yard run (Alberti kick) Mccray 15-yard run (Alberti kick)

3rd

10:23 06:46 02:55

BRY RMU RMU

Easton 1-yard run (Alberti kick) Team safety Mitchell 14-yard pass from Abbott (Khaleghi kick)

4th

02:15 01:27

BRY BRY

Lavin 5-yard pass from Easton (Alberti kick) Black 14-yard run (Alberti kick)

2014 Records to Date

Robert Morris (1-7 / 1-2 NEC) / Bryant (6-1 / 2-0 NEC) Weather at Kickoff

62 degrees; gorgeous fall day; winds @ 8 mph Game Notes

RMU held Bryant to under a 50% completion percentage on the afternoon and grabbed two interceptions after the Bulldogs entered the game having thrown only two all season … Mitchell caught a pass for the 30th consecutive game against the Bulldogs, tying the school record … On two occasions, punts by LaMancusa forced Bryant to start drives inside its own 10-yard line … RMU held Bryant to a 1-for-6 mark on fourth down on the day.

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Duane Mitchell Key Statistics

Rushing … Andrews (WAG) 10-61-1 TD, Thermil (RMU) 22-41-0 TD; Passing … Andrews (WAG) 8-for-18, 95, 0 TD, 0 INT, Brumbaugh (RMU) 7-for-14, 91, 0 TD, 1 INT; Receiving … Gills (WAG) 2-54-0 TD, Lamica (RMU) 6-73-0 TD; Defense … Mack (WAG) 6 tackles, 0.5 TFL, 1 INT, Tkach (RMU) 13 tackles Team Statistics

WAG RMU

First Downs............................................................ 10 Rushing................................................................ 6 Passing................................................................ 4 Penalty................................................................. 0 Rushing Attempts..................................................... 44 Yards Rushing......................................................... 120 Yards Passing......................................................... 95 Passes Att................................................................ 18 Passes Completed.................................................... 8 Had Intercepted........................................................ 0 Total Plays................................................................ 62 Total Yards.............................................................. 215 Yards Per Play........................................................... 3.5 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 1-0 Penalties-Yards......................................................... 2-8 Punts-Avg................................................................ 8-32.8 Time of Poss............................................................ 32:48 3rd-Down Conv......................................................... 5 of 16 4th-Down Conv......................................................... 0 of 1 Sacks-Yards.............................................................. 5-46

Game 9 Wagner 20, Robert Morris 0 November 8 / Moon Township, Pa. Joe Walton Stadium (Attendance: 1,192) - Duane Mitchell broke a school record and Robert Morris played strong defense, but the Colonials dropped a 20-0 decision to Wagner in a NEC contest. Robert Morris was forced into using four quarterbacks due to injuries. Junior Derik Abbott completed his first two passes for 56 yards but was unable to return after the game’s opening series. Each team reached the red zone three times Saturday, but Wagner found more success in that area than the Colonials. Robert Morris drove over 50 yards into the red zone on the game’s first drive, getting inside Wagner’s 10-yard line, but its field goal attempt was blocked. Wagner drove into RMU territory on the ensuing possession, but the Colonials stopped a rush short of the sticks on fourth down. RMU was then lined up to punt, but a poor snap forced the hosts into conceding a safety. Wagner followed by using a short field, after the free kick, to tack on a field goal on the final play of the first quarter after an apparent Colonial interception was nullified during the drive. Robert Morris moved into Seahawk territory to start the second quarter before a sack killed the drive and forced a punt. Wagner went three-and-out on its next two drives while the Colonials fumbled in Wagner territory on one and punted on the other. The Seahawks then made it a two-score game with an 11-play touchdown drive as they scored on a third down rush right near the end of the half. After each team punted once to start the third stanza, Wagner used starting field position near midfield to launch a short field goal drive after RMU held with its back to the wall in the red zone. RMU reached Seahawk territory on its next two drives but punted after a sack and then just missed connecting on a fourth down pass while Wagner punted on two straight drives. On the guests’ second punt, Antwan Eddie returned the boot 44 yards into the red zone. An untimely interception by the hosts then turned into six quick points for Wagner as the Seahawks brought the pick back nearly the length of the field. Robert Morris then executed a beautiful trick return as a handoff during the runback confused the cover team as Andy Smigiera brought it back 57 yards. However, RMU was unable to take advantage as a turnover on downs kept the hosts from reaching the red zone. Each of the next six drives culminated in a punt, essentially ending the contest.

Score by Quarters

8 1 6 1 37 -17 149 22 11 2 59 132 2.2 3-1 3-30 7-35.6 27:12 3 of 15 0 of 3 1-4

1 2 3 4 Final

Wagner............................................. 5 6 9 0 20 Robert Morris.................................... 0 0 0 0 0 Scoring Summary

1st

02:39 00:00

WAG WAG

Team safety Maley 37-yard field goal

2nd 00:18

WAG

Andrews 1-yard run (kick blocked)

3rd

WAG WAG

Maley 30-yard field goal Dieudonne 99-yard interception return (kick failed)

09:03 00:00

2014 Records to Date

Wagner (5-4 / 3-1 NEC) / Robert Morris (1-8 / 1-3 NEC) Weather at Kickoff

45 degrees; cloudy; winds @ 9 mph Game Notes

The RMU defense yielded just 12 points and 215 yards of total yards offense against the Seahawks … The Colonials, who allowed just one scoring drive longer than 40 yards, held an opponent under a 50% completion percentage for the third consecutive game and tallied 10 tackles for loss against Wagner … Mitchell caught a pass in his 31st consecutive game, breaking the Colonial record … Senior linebacker Jake Tkach tallied a game-high and career-high 13 tackles and tied his career high of three tackles for loss … True freshman Gerald Ferguson contributed season highs in tackles (10) and tackles for loss (3.0) … True freshman Drew Allen notched six tackles and a pass breakup while classmate Ryan Richards Jr. contributed seven stops as each made their first-career start against Wagner … Junior offensive lineman Anthony Lucian also made his first collegiate start Saturday at left tackle … Sophomore Nic Lamica posted game highs in both catches (six) and receiving yards (73) in the contest … Sophomore linebacker Jimmy Masson reset his career high in tackles with eight … RMU blocked a Wagner extra point try, its third blocked kick of the season.

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Mike Stojkovic Key Statistics

Rushing … Dickson (SFU) 34-189-1 TD, Thermil (RMU) 17-100-0 TD; Passing … Drayer (SFU) 15-for-22, 179, 2 TD, 1 INT, Brumbaugh (RMU) 7-for-19, 52, 1 TD, 2 INT; Receiving … Abeid (SFU) 4-56-1 TD, Lamica (RMU) 4-46-0 TD; Defense … Leonard (SFU) 6 tackles, 1.0 TFL, 0.5 sack, 1 PBU, Stojkovic (RMU) 12 tackles, 1 fumble recovery, 1 QBH Team Statistics

SFU RMU

First Downs............................................................ 23 Rushing................................................................ 15 Passing................................................................ 8 Penalty................................................................. 0 Rushing Attempts..................................................... 51 Yards Rushing........................................................ 262 Yards Passing......................................................... 179 Passing Att............................................................... 23 Passes Comp........................................................... 15 Had Intercepted........................................................ 1 Total Plays................................................................ 74 Total Yards.............................................................. 441 Yards Per Play........................................................... 6.0 Fumbles -Lost........................................................... 4-1 Penalties -Yards........................................................ 10-84 Punts-Avg................................................................ 3-27.3 Possession Time....................................................... 39:33 3rd-Down Conv......................................................... 5 of 15 4th-Down Conv......................................................... 3 of 3 3 Sacks-Yards.............................................................. 2-20

Game 10 Saint Francis 40, Robert Morris 7 November 15 / Moon Township, Pa. Joe Walton Stadium (Attendance: 1,046) - Robert Morris grabbed an early lead against Saint Francis but was unable to hold on and dropped a 40-7 decision in NEC action. The Red Flash, who was coming off of a bye week, notched their fifth win against RMU in 21 tries. Senior Ryan Thermil carried the ball 17 times for 100 yards while senior linebacker Mike Stojkovic tallied a game-high 12 tackles, a tackle for loss and a fumble recovery. Robert Morris received the opening kickoff and marched into Red Flash territory before having to face a fourth down. Senior Tony LaMancusa then pinned the guests inside their own 10-yard line on a fine boot that was downed. The RMU defense then forced a three-and-out, and the Colonials returned the ensuing punt to the SFU 8-yard line. Three plays later, sophomore Luke Brumbaugh found junior tight end Justin Kempka in the front left corner of the end zone to open the scoring. After each team punted, Stojkovic pounced on a fumble at the Saint Francis 45-yard line. RMU moved 19 yards before a fourth down rush came up just short on the penultimate play of the first quarter. A pair of punts followed before SFU scored on its next two drives to take its first lead. The Colonials’ hole then got deeper when they fumbled on a kickoff return, which led to a Red Flash field goal. Robert Morris moved into Saint Francis territory on its next drive before a turnover led to a Red Flash field goal drive to end the first half. After SFU scored on the first drive of the third quarter, Robert Morris marched right down the field and appeared to have scored on its first possession of the half with a six-yard rush. However, the officials ruled that a fumble by the Colonial ballcarrier came before he broke the plane of the goal line. The Red Flash used the momentum of the call to reassert control for the remainder of the quarter. Sophomore linebacker Jimmy Masson provided a highlight for the Colonials on the first possession of the fourth quarter as he dropped back into coverage and picked off the Red Flash quarterback, notching the first interception of his career. Saint Francis would hit two field goals during the final stanza. RMU moved into Red Flash territory on its final drive but ran out of time before it could find the end zone. Austin Trgovcich and Ryan Richards Jr. each contributed nine tackles. The former added 1.5 tackles for loss while the latter notched two pass breakups to go along with his season high in tackles.

Score by Quarters

11 5 4 2 83 83 86 27 11 3 53 169 3.2 3-2 4-25 5-39.0 20:27 5 of 11 0 of 1 2-15

1 2 3 4 Final

Saint Francis..................................... 0 20 14 6 40 Robert Morris.................................... 7 0 0 0 7 Scoring Summary

1st

09:57

RMU

Kempka 3-yard pass from Brumbaugh (Khaleghi kick)

2nd

10:30 07:14 04:40 00:00

SFU SFU SFU SFU

Bagley 36-yard run (Geesey kick) Bowman 13-yard pass from Drayer (Geesey kick) Geesey 34-yard field goal Geesey 28-yard field goal

3rd

07:53 01:16

SFU SFU

Abeid 24-yard pass from Drayer (Geesey kick) Dickson 1-yard run (Geesey kick)

4th

09:45 02:34

SFU SFU

Geesey 29-yard field goal Geesey 41-yard field goal

2014 Records to Date

Saint Francis (5-5 / 3-2 NEC) / Robert Morris (1-9 / 1-4 NEC) Weather at Kickoff

34 degrees; mostly sunny; winds WSW @ 7 mph Game Notes

Thermil notched his second 100-yard effort in the last four games, making him the 10th Colonial in program history to have multiple 100-yard efforts in a season … Saint Francis used five scoring drives under 50 yards on the day to help pull away from RMU … Senior defensive back Antwan Eddie notched a career high nine stops while true freshman Gerald Ferguson, the reigning NEC Rookie of the Week, also fell one stop shy of double digits.

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Game 11

Key Statistics

Rushing … Barnes (RMU) 7-18-0 TD, Ho (DUQ) 11-59-0 TD; Passing … Prather (RMU) 12-for-28, 125, 0 TD, 1 INT, LoPresti (DUQ) 10-for-18, 133, 2 TD, 1 INT; Receiving … Mitchell (RMU) 7-91-0 TD, Rahming (DUQ) 2-35-0 TD; Defense … Lewis (RMU) 7 solo tackles, 3.0 TFL, 1 sack, 1 QBH, Martello (DUQ) 9 tackles, 7 solo, 3.5 TFL, 1 INT, 1 sack, 2 QBH

Duquesne 22, Robert Morris 0 November 22 / Pittsburgh, Pa. Rooney Field (Attendance: 1,085) - Robert Morris had Ryan Richards Jr. multiple school records rewritten but was unable to turn those performances into a victory as it fell to Duquesne, 22-0, in NEC action in each team’s season finale on a wet afternoon. Seniors Tony LaMancusa and Duane Mitchell both broke records along with the Colonial defense setting a new standard. Senior defensive back Antwan Eddie also had a rate stat record finalized Saturday. The Colonial defense racked up 15 tackles for loss against the Dukes, which marked a new single-game school record against a Division I foe. Mitchell caught seven passes for 91 yards to break his own singleseason school record for receptions. LaMancusa broke RMU’s career punting yards record as he tallied three punts downed inside the 20 yard line. True freshman Ryan Richards Jr. led a strong defensive effort for the Colonials as he posted a team high and season high tying nine tackles, including seven solo hits, a season-best three tackles for loss and a quarterback hurry. Fellow true freshman Drew Allen posted the first interception of his career against Duquesne, an athletic, onehanded grab near the goal line. RMU held the Dukes to a 3-for-16 mark on third down after the Dukes came into the game leading the league in third down conversion percentage. After RMU’s starting quarterback was injured on the first play from scrimmage, a turnover by the Colonials would set the Dukes up with fantastic field position, which they took advantage of with a four-yard pass to take the lead. A trio of punts followed before Duquesne drove into the red zone. Despite having first-and-goal, the Colonial defense held and forced a field goal by the hosts. Allen intercepted Duquesne on its next drive before seven consecutive punts essentially brought the half to a close. RMU posted 70 yards on its final four drives of the half to the Dukes’ 51 on their final four possessions as the Colonials twice moved into Duquesne territory. Duquesne used a 12-yard pass to score on the first drive of the second half to add to its advantage. RMU would again move into the Dukes’ half of the field before turning the ball over on downs. The Colonial defense then forced a Duquesne punt with a threeand-out. Robert Morris ran 10 plays on its next possession, again moving to the Dukes’ side of the field, but would be forced to punt facing a fourth-and-long. Duquesne tacked on a field goal early in the fourth quarter before the game’s next two drives ended in punts. On the game’s final four possessions, two for both teams, each would advance the ball once into the others’ territory, but a turnover on downs and an interception ended those two scoring chances.

Team Statistics

RMU DUQ

First Downs............................................................ 11 Rushing................................................................ 3 Passing................................................................ 6 Penalty................................................................. 2 Rushing Attempts..................................................... 26 Yards rushing......................................................... 24 Yards Passing......................................................... 125 Passes Attempted..................................................... 29 Passes Completed.................................................... 12 Had Intercepted........................................................ 2 Total Plats................................................................ 55 Total Yards............................................................. 149 Avg. Yard Per Play..................................................... 2.7 Fumbles-Lost............................................................ 4-2 Penalties-Yards......................................................... 11-78 Punts-Avg................................................................ 8-39.1 Possession Time....................................................... 20:50 3rd-Down Conv......................................................... 2 of 12 4th-Down Conv......................................................... 0 of 1 Sacks -Yards............................................................. 2-9 Score by Quarters

19 9 6 4 55 206 133 18 10 1 73 339 4.6 1-0 8-80 7-42.0 39:10 3 of 16 0 of 1 1-11

1 2 3 4 Final

Robert Morris.................................... 0 0 0 0 0 Duquesne......................................... 10 0 7 5 22 Scoring Summary

1st

13:08 05:58

DUQ DUQ

Oduho 4-yard pass from LoPresti (CRIMMINS kick) Crimmins 23-yard field goal

3rd

11:06

DUQ

Rawlins 12-yard pass from LoPresti (CRIMMINS kick)

4th

12:38 09:15

DUQ DUQ

Crimmins 38-yard field goal Martello safety

2014 Records to Date

Robert Morris (1-10 / 1-5 NEC) / Duquesne (6-6 / 2-4 NEC) Weather at Kickoff

37 degrees; light rain, cold, wind SW @ 9 mph Game Notes

RMU’s 15 stops in the backfield were the product of nine distinct Colonials who each contributed at least one tackle for loss … RMU posted 33 tackles for loss in its final three games of the season … Mitchell, who finished with 54 grabs in 2014, also reset the single-season school record for receptions per game (4.91) … It was the seventh time in his career that LaMancusa notched at least a trio of punts downed inside the opponents’ 20, tying a school record … Sophomore defensive end Ryan Lewis tied his career high with seven stops, all of the solo variety, and reset a career best with three tackles for loss, including a sack … Sophomore linebacker Zach Cooper made a career-high seven hits while senior linebacker Jake Tkach also finished with seven tackles, which allowed the latter to close the season with a team-leading 84 … Sophomore linebacker Jimmy Masson added six stops, including a career high three tackles for loss … Senior defensive back Codi Casper, a four-year member of the program, made his collegiate debut Saturday … Robert Morris used 11 distinct offensive starting lineups in 2014, and 27 Colonials earned their first-career start on the year.

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2014 Final Statistics TEAM STATISTICS

Forrest Mason

Jimmy Masson

Record

Overall Home Away

RMU

OPP

SCORING........................................... 109

377

Points Per Game................................ 9.9

34.3

FIRST DOWNS.................................... 156

229

Rushing............................................ 61

118

Passing............................................ 72

Penalty............................................. 23

RUSHING YARDAGE............................ 946

2542

Yards gained rushing.......................... 1429

2831

Yards lost rushing.............................. 483

289

Rushing Attempts.............................. 419

515

Average Per Rush.............................. 2.3

4.9

Average Per Game............................. 86.0

231.1

TDs Rushing...................................... 4

PASSING YARDAGE............................. 1647

2081

Comp-Att-Int..................................... 171-330-20

150-280-13

Average Per Pass............................... 5.0

7.4

Average Per Catch............................. 9.6

13.9

Average Per Game............................. 149.7

189.2

All Games............................................ 1-10

1-4

0-6

TDs Passing...................................... 9

Conference.......................................... 1-5

1-2

0-3

TOTAL OFFENSE................................. 2593

4623

Non-Conference................................... 0-5

0-2

0-3

Total Plays........................................ 749

795

DATE

OPPONENT

W/L SCORE

Average Per Play................................ 3.5

5.8

ATTEND

Average Per Game............................. 235.7

420.3

8/28/14 EASTERN KENTUCKY............ L

10-29 2,809

KICK RETURNS: #-Yards..................... 50-838

22-448

9/06/14

@ North Dakota..................... L

13-16 9,118

PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards.................... 18-174

21-141

9/13/14

@ Lafayette.......................... L

3-50

3,207

INT RETURNS: #-Yards........................ 13-115

20-538

9/20/14

@ Dayton............................. L

7-31

5,839

KICK RETURN AVERAGE...................... 16.8

20.4

10/04/14 MONMOUTH......................... L

20-51 2,056

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE..................... 9.7

6.7

10/11/14

@ Sacred Heart *.................. L

13-52

654

INT RETURN AVERAGE........................ 8.8

26.9

10/18/14

CENTRAL CONN. STATE *...... W

27-24

1,034

FUMBLES-LOST.................................. 31-17

15-4

10/25/14

@ #25 Bryant *.................... L

9-42

4,890

PENALTIES-Yards................................ 63-491

103-909

11/08/14

WAGNER *........................... L

0-20

1,192

Average Per Game............................. 44.6

82.6

11/15/14 SAINT FRANCIS *................. L

7-40

1,046

PUNTS-Yards...................................... 78-2722

52-1974

11/22/14

0-22

1,085

Average Per Punt............................... 34.9

38.0

@ Duquesne *...................... L

* Northeast Conference game

Blake Chambliss

Net punt average............................... 32.3

33.8

TIME OF POSSESSION/Game.............. 27:03

32:57

3RD-DOWN Conversions..................... 50/175

55/165

3rd-Down Pct.................................... 29%

33%

4TH-DOWN Conversions..................... 8/23

9/21

4th-Down Pct.................................... 35%

43%

SACKS BY-Yards................................. 13-73

35-267

MISC YARDS...................................... 16

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED...................... 13

FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS..................... 6-9

22-26

ON-SIDE KICKS.................................. 1-2

0-0

RED-ZONE SCORES............................ (15-22) 68%

(50-61) 82%

RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS.................. (12-22) 55%

(30-61) 49%

PAT-ATTEMPTS.................................... (9-12) 75%

(41-43) 95%

ATTENDANCE...................................... 8,137

24,793

Games/Avg Per Game........................ 5/1627

6/4132

Jon Hill Continued ➡ 2 0 1 5 R O B E R T M O R R I S U N I V E R S I T Y F O O T B A L L FA C T B O O K

SCORE BY QUARTERS

ALL PURPOSE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total

Robert Morris..............................

PLAYER

Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg./G

33 45 109

Owens, Rameses..... 562 44 0 0 0 606 86.6

Opponents.................................. 104 109 105 59 377

Mitchell, Duane....... 13 544 0 0 0 557 50.6 Fields, Warren......... 0 0 14 374 0 388 64.7

RUSHING PLAYER

Att

Lamica, Nic............. -10 362 0 0 9 361 32.8

Net Avg. TD

Long

Centofanti, Luke......

Avg./G

0 238 0 86 0 324 32.4

80.3

Thermil, Ryan.......... 310

34.4

Eddie, Antwan......... 0 0 144 54 4 202 18.4

103 3.3

25.8

Gavin, Sean............

38 3.5

12.7

Davis, Kenny........... 27 17 12 88 0 144 28.8

Owens, Rameses..... 128

562

Thermil, Ryan.......... 98

310 3.2

4.4

Barnes, Forrest........ 31 Blake, Cole............. 11

0 0 0 0 310 34.4

0 182 0 0 0 182 60.7

Maine, Erich............ 14

33 2.4

6.6

Blake, Cole............. 38 10 0 77 0 125 41.7

Garry, Corey............ 1

30 30.0 0

3.8

Williams, Jamison.... -1 112 0 0 0 111 27.8

Davis, Kenny........... 16

27 1.7

5.4

Barnes, Forrest........ 103

3 0 0 0 106 26.5

946

2.3

86.0

RMU...................... 946 1,647 174 838 115 3,720 338.2

Opponents............. 515 2,542

4.9

231.1

Opponents............. 2,542 2,081 141 448 538 5,750 522.7

RMU...................... 419

PUNT RETURNS No.

Yds

Eddie, Antwan.......................... 15

PLAYER

144

Avg. TD

9.6

Long

Davis, Kenny............................ 1

12 12.0

Fields, Warren.......................... 1

14 14.0

Taylor, David............................. 1

4 4.0

RMU...................................... 18

174

9.7

Opponents............................. 21

141

6.7

KICK RETURNS PLAYER

No.

Fields, Warren.......................... 20

Ryan Thermil

Luke Centofanti

PASSING PLAYER

Cmp-Att-Int

Pct

672

2 42

Abbott, Derik........... 68-119-7 57.1

804

7 42 114.9

Avg TD

Long

Centofanti, Luke....................... 6

86 14.3

Davis, Kenny............................ 6

88 14.7

Blake, Cole.............................. 5

77 15.4

Sutherland, Cameron................ 4

70 17.5

RMU...................................... 50

838 16.8

Opponents............................. 22

448 20.4

FIELD GOALS

Yds TD Lng Avg./G

Brumbaugh, Luke.... 83-166-10 50.0

Yds

374 18.7

84.0

PLAYER

FGM-FGA Pct 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk

Khaleghi, Hunter... 6-9 66.7 0-0 2-2

3-6 1-1

0-0 42 3

Prather, Marcus....... 16-36-2 44.4 159 0 27 39.8 Carroll, Joe.............. 4-9-1 44.4 12 0 7 4.0 RMU...................... 171-330-20 51.8 1,647

42 149.7

Opponents............. 150-280-13 53.6 2,081

46 189.2

RECEIVING PLAYER

No.

Yds

Avg. TD

Long

Avg./G

Mitchell, Duane....... 54

544 10.1

49.5

Lamica, Nic............. 30

362 12.1

32.9

Centofanti, Luke...... 19

238 12.5

23.8

Gavin, Sean............ 15

182 12.1

60.7

Williams, Jamison.... 12

112 9.3

28.0

Kempka, Justin........ 11 52 4.7 2 20

4.7

Blackmon, Jordan.... 9 44 4.9 0 13

4.9

Nettles, Chaq.......... 6 25 4.2 0 15

6.2

9.6

149.7

Opponents............. 150 2,081 13.9

RMU...................... 171 1,647

189.2 Marcus Prather

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Warren Fields

INTERCEPTIONS PLAYER

No.

Yds

Avg. TD

Long

Taylor, David............................. 4

39 9.8

Smigiera, Andy......................... 3

0 0.0

Eddie, Antwan.......................... 2

4 2.0

Richards Jr., Ryan..................... 1

8 8.0

Masson, Jimmy........................ 1

11 11.0

Lamica, Nic.............................. 1

9 9.0

Allen, Drew.............................. 1

44 44.0

RMU...................................... 13

115

8.8

Opponents............................. 20

538 26.9

99t

PUNTING No.

Yds

Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd

LaMancusa, Tony...... 75 2,704 36.1 63 3 14 15 3 RMU...................... 78 2,722 34.9 63 3 14 15 3 Opponents............. 52 1,974 38.0 54 2 5 17 1

Ryan Lewis

Austin Trgovcich

DEFENSIVE LEADERS |----------------Tackles----------------| PLAYER GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds

|-Sacks-| |------------Pass Def-----------| |---Fumbles---| No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF

Tkach, Jake 11

10.0-24

1.0-7

Stojkovic, Mike 11

10.0-35

1.0-4

Smigiera, Andy 11

1.5-2

Trgovcich, Austin 11

7.0-17

2.0-9

Masson, Jimmy 11

8.0-33

1.0-6

1-11

Lewis, Ryan 11

7.5-29

3.0-19

Zamiska, Zack 11

2.5-5

0.5-1

Richards Jr., Ryan 10

27 13

4.0-11

1-8

Taylor, David 11

4-39

Eddie, Antwan 11

1.5-7

2-4

Lamica, Nic 11

4.0-13

0.5-3

1-9

Woods, Sam 11

3.0-16

Mason, Forrest 7

15 18

5.5-32

4.0-24

Mueller, Luke 6

3.5-4

Ferguson, Gerald 11

4.5-15

Blkd Kick Saf

2-0

3-0

1-0

Allen, Drew 11 19 11 30 . . 1-44 3 . . . . . Onyenwe, Max 9

13 14

1.5-1

Cooper, Zach 11

3.5-8

Uhatafe, Joseph 11

Sutherland, Cameron 10

Swain, Davone 10

0.5-1

440 414 374 490

854 864

78-253 88-394

13-73 35-267

13-115 20-538

27 49

33 42

4-0 17-42

4 15

3 7

1 3

RMU 11 Opponents 11

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2014 Game-by-Game Statistics Date

|-----------------RUSHING-----------------| |---------------RECEIVING---------------| |------------------------PASSING------------------------| Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg

8/28/14

EASTERN KENTUCKY 24

222

28- 51-0

222

9/06/14

@ North Dakota 56

214

149

13- 24-0

149

9/13/14

@ Lafayette 29

12- 28-3

9/20/14

@ Dayton 41

165

24- 42-3

165

10/04/14 MONMOUTH 52 167 1 39 16 163 2 29 16- 28-2 163 2 29 10/11/14

@ Sacred Heart 45

10/18/14

CENTRAL CONN. STATE 54

171

10/25/14

@ Bryant 29

230

215

14- 24-2

230

18- 28-0

215

12- 27-3

11/08/14 WAGNER 37 -17 0 13 11 149 0 42 11- 22-2 149 0 42 11/15/14

SAINT FRANCIS 26

11- 27-3

11/22/14

@ Duquesne 26

125

12- 29-2

125

RMU 419 946 4 39 171 1,647 9 42 171-330-20 1,647 9 42 Opponent 515 2,542 23 52 150 2,081 17 46 150-280-13 2,081 17 46 Date

Opponent

|---------------------KICK RET----------------------| No. Yds TD Lg

|-------------------PUNT RET--------------------| tot No. Yds TD Lg off

8/28/14

EASTERN KENTUCKY

250

9/06/14

@ North Dakota

363 108

9/13/14

@ Lafayette

119

9/20/14

@ Dayton

10/04/14 MONMOUTH

10/11/14

@ Sacred Heart

10/18/14

CENTRAL CONN. STATE

386

10/25/14

@ Bryant

101

152

11/08/14 WAGNER

141

11/15/14

SAINT FRANCIS

129

169

11/22/14

@ Duquesne

149

0 0

57 48

RMU 50 Opponent 22

838 448

18 21

174 141

0 44 0 23

263 330 291

132

2,593 4,623

|---------------------------------TACKLES---------------------------------| |-SACKS-| |-------FUMBLE-------| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No.-Yds FF FR-Yds

8/28/14

EASTERN KENTUCKY

107

4.0-18

0.0-0

1-0

9/06/14

@ North Dakota

10.0-25

2.0-12

1-0

9/13/14

@ Lafayette

8.0-32

2.0-10

0-0

9/20/14

@ Dayton

6.0-10

0.0-0

0-0

10/04/14 MONMOUTH 33

6.0-21

3.0-16

0-0

10/11/14

@ Sacred Heart

3.0-6

0.0-0

0-0

10/18/14

CENTRAL CONN. STATE

4.0-13

1.0-7

1-0

10/25/14

@ Bryant

4.0-17

0.0-0

0-0

11/08/14 WAGNER 25

10.0-24

1.0-4

0-0

11/15/14

SAINT FRANCIS

105

8.0-44

2.0-15

1-0

11/22/14

@ Duquesne

15.0-43

2.0-9

0-0

RMU 440 Opponent 374

414 490

854 864

78.0-253 88.0-394

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13.0-73 35.0-267

4 15

4-0 17-42

Shane McFarland

Tony LaMancusa

Drew Allen

Joseph Uhatafe

Date

Opponent Int-Yds

Pass Blkd |---------------Kicks--XPTS--------------| Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf

8/28/14

EASTERN KENTUCKY

3-42

1-1

9/06/14

@ North Dakota

0-0

2-1

9/13/14

@ Lafayette

2-4

0-0

9/20/14

@ Dayton

1-6

1-1

10/04/14 MONMOUTH 1-0

3-2

10/11/14

@ Sacred Heart

0-0

2-1

10/18/14

CENTRAL CONN. STATE

2-0

1-1

10/25/14

@ Bryant

2-8

QBH

Pts

1-1

11/08/14 WAGNER 0-0

0-0

11/15/14

SAINT FRANCIS

1-11

1-1

11/22/14

@ Duquesne

1-44

0-0

33 42

27 49

3 7

12-9 43-41

0 0

1 0

1 3

RMU 13-115 Opponent 20-538 Date

109 377

|------------------------------------------PUNTING-----------------------------------------| |-------FIELD GOALS-------| |--------------KICKOFFS--------------| Opponent No. Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No. Yds Avg TB OB

8/28/14 EASTERN KENTUCKY 11 405 36.8 49 1 0 3 0 4 1-1 39 0 3 195 65.0 0 0 9/06/14

@ North Dakota 7

234

33.4

2-0

186

62.0 1

9/13/14 @ Lafayette 11 395 35.9 47 0 0 4 0 1 1-1 24 0 3 167 55.7 0 0 9/20/14 @ Dayton 7 211 30.1 44 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 2 108 54.0 0 1 10/04/14 MONMOUTH 6 176 29.3 36 0 0 1 0 2 0-0 0 0 3 160 53.3 2 0 10/11/14

@ Sacred Heart 6

181

30.2

0-0

145

48.3 0

10/18/14

CENTRAL CONN. STATE 4

23.5

4-4

333

55.5 1

10/25/14 @ Bryant 6 269 44.8 63 0 1 0 2 2 0-0 0 0 2 103 51.5 0 0 11/08/14 WAGNER 7 249 35.6 49 0 1 0 0 1 1-0 0 1 2 117 58.5 1 0 11/15/14 SAINT FRANCIS 5 195 39.0 47 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 0 2 115 57.5 1 0 11/22/14 @ Duquesne 8 313 39.1 49 0 1 1 0 3 0-0 0 0 2 111 55.5 0 0 RMU 78 2,722 34.9 Opponent 52 1,974 38.0

63 54

3 1

3 14 2 5

2 15 5 17

9-6 42 26-22 45

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3 1

31 1,740 56.1 6 2 76 4,227 55.6 16 8

2014 Northeast Conference Year in Review Final Standings

NEC (Pct.)

All (Pct.) Streak Home Away

1. Sacred Heart *........................... 5-1 (.833)

9-3 (.750)

5-2

4-1

Wagner...................................... 5-1 (.833)

7-4 (.636)

3-1

4-3

3. Bryant....................................... 4-2 (.667)

8-3 (.727)

5-1

3-2

4. Saint Francis.............................. 3-3 (.500)

5-6 (.455)

3-2

2-4

5. Duquesne.................................. 2-4 (.333)

6-6 (.500)

5-2

1-4

6. Central Connecticut State............ 1-5 (.167)

3-9 (.250)

1-5

2-4

Robert Morris........................... 1-5 (.167)

1-10 (.091)

1-4

0-6

* Earned automatic bid to NCAA FCS Playoffs

RUSHING OFFENSE

Yds

Avg.

Yds/G

1. Saint Francis.................................... 11 2,297 4.5 208.8 2. Bryant............................................. 11 1,978 4.5 179.8 3. Sacred Heart.................................... 12 2,049 3.9 170.8 4. Wagner............................................ 11 1,767 3.6 160.6 5. Central Connecticut.......................... 12 1,869 4.3 155.8 6. Duquesne........................................ 12 1,431 3.2 119.2 7. Robert Morris................................. 11

947

2.3

86.1

Yds/G

RUSHING DEFENSE

Zack Zamiska

Sam Woods

Yds

Avg.

1. Wagner............................................ 11

888

2.4

80.7

2. Sacred Heart.................................... 12

1,035

2.4

86.2

3. Bryant............................................. 11 1,400 3.6 127.3 4. Duquesne........................................ 12 1,706 3.7 142.2

2014 Final Team Statistics

5. Saint Francis.................................... 11 1,783 4.5 162.1 6. Central Connecticut.......................... 12 2,016 4.1 168.0

SCORING OFFENSE

7. Robert Morris................................. 11 2,541 4.9 231.0

G TD

Pts

Avg.

1. Saint Francis.................................... 11

354

32.2

2. Sacred Heart.................................... 12

325

27.1

3. Duquesne........................................ 12

317

26.4

4. Bryant............................................. 11

283

25.7

5. Wagner............................................ 11

228

20.7

6. Central Connecticut.......................... 12

232

19.3

7. Robert Morris................................. 11

109

9.9

SCORING DEFENSE

G TD

1. Bryant............................................. 11

Pts

Avg.

177

16.1

2. Wagner............................................ 11

198

18.0

3. Sacred Heart.................................... 12

226

18.8

4. Duquesne........................................ 12

258

21.5

5. Central Connecticut.......................... 12

301

25.1

6. Saint Francis.................................... 11

315

28.6

7. Robert Morris................................. 11

377

34.3

Nick Faraci

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Dylan Knight

2014 Final Individual Statistics RUSHING

Att

Yds

Avg. Yds/G

1. Dickson, SFU................................ 309 1,708 5.5 155.3 2. Hollomon, CCSU............................ 228 1,116 4.9 101.5 3. Canevari, BRY............................... 163

931 5.7 84.6

4. Mccray, BRY.................................. 147

814 5.5 81.4

5. Spence, SHU................................ 197

780 4.0 65.0

6. Wright, WAG.................................. 158

562 3.6 56.2

7. Noel, SHU..................................... 150

633 4.2 52.8

8. Bell, SHU...................................... 130

550 4.2 45.8

9. Andrews, WAG............................... 91

368 4.0 40.9

PASSING AVG/GAME

Max Robertson

Anthony Lucian

PASS OFFENSE

Att Cmp

Pct.

Yds

Yds/G

1. Duquesne................. 405 230

56.8

3,014

251.2

2. Sacred Heart............. 392 205

52.3

2,532

211.0

3. Central Connecticut... 328 186

56.7

2,283

190.2

4. Bryant...................... 296 158

53.4

2,047

186.1

5. Robert Morris.......... 330 171

51.8

1,647

149.7

6. Saint Francis............. 223 124

55.6

1,594

144.9

7. Wagner..................... 260 124

47.7

1,484

134.9

Att

Cmp

Pct.

Yds

Avg./G

1. Noel, SHU................. 386 202

52.3 2,477

206.4

2. SanGiacomo, CCSU... 292 165

56.5 2,108

191.6

3. Easton, BRY.............. 291 156

53.6 2,007

182.5

4. Drayer, SFU............... 195 112

57.4 1,455

132.3

5. Andrews, WAG........... 121

42.1

73.0

657

PASS DEFENSE

Att Cmp

Pct.

Yds

Yds/G

1. Bryant...................... 315 155

49.2

1,859

169.0

2. Saint Francis............. 326 163

50.0

1,926

175.1

3. Central Connecticut... 341 188

55.1

2,176

181.3

4. Duquesne................. 355 189

53.2

2,206

183.8

5. Robert Morris.......... 280 150

53.6

2,081

189.2

6. Wagner..................... 340 178

52.4

2,180

198.2

7. Sacred Heart............. 399 197

49.4

2,499

208.2

Zach Cooper

TOTAL OFFENSE

RECEPTIONS/GAME

Rush Pass Yards Yds/G

1. Sacred Heart................................. 2,049 2,532 4,581 381.8

Rec

1. Dube, SHU.................................... 79

2. Duquesne..................................... 1,431 3,014 4,445 370.4

Yds TD

Avg./C

960 16 12.2

2. King, DUQ..................................... 68 1,127 14 16.6

3. Bryant.......................................... 1,978 2,047 4,025 365.9 4. Saint Francis................................. 2,297 1,594 3,891 353.7 5. Central Connecticut....................... 1,869 2,283 4,152 346.0 6. Wagner......................................... 1,767 1,484 3,251 295.5 7. Robert Morris.............................. 947 1,647 2,594 235.8

TOTAL Defense

Josh Thiel

Rush Pass Yards Yds/G

1. Wagner......................................... 888 2,180 3,068 278.9

3. Rahming, DUQ.............................. 71

727

4. Holmes, CCSU.............................. 54

754

10.2 14.0

Mitchell, RMU............................. 54

544

10.1

6. Ward, BRY.................................... 46

667

14.5

7. Thomas, DUQ................................ 39

430

11.0

8. Hollomon, CCSU............................ 35

317

9.1

9. Webb, SHU................................... 37

577

15.6

10. McCray, BRY................................. 30

366

12.2

2. Sacred Heart................................. 1,035 2,499 3,534 294.5 3. Bryant.......................................... 1,400 1,859 3,259 296.3 4. Duquesne..................................... 1,706 2,206 3,912 326.0 5. Saint Francis................................. 1,783 1,926 3,709 337.2 6. Central Connecticut....................... 2,016 2,176 4,192 349.3 7. Robert Morris.............................. 2,541 2,081 4,622 420.2 Continued â&#x17E;Ą 2 0 1 5 R O B E R T M O R R I S U N I V E R S I T Y F O O T B A L L FA C T B O O K

Ben Line

Sean Gavin

Erich Maine

SCORING

1. Dube, SHU.............................. 17 2. Geesey, SFU............................ 0

Corey Garry

TACKLES (Total) XPT

2XP Pts

0 102

1. Abner, CCSU................................. 43

66 109 9.1

0 90

2. Hill, SHU....................................... 53

51 104 8.7 47 100 8.3

36 18

Solo

Ast Total Avg./G

3. Mccray, BRY............................ 14

3. Stone, DUQ................................... 53

King, DUQ............................... 14

4. Martello, DUQ............................... 46

86 7.2

0 77

5. Tkach, RMU................................ 34

84 7.6

0 73

6. Barry, SHU.................................... 31

82 6.8

Stojkovic, RMU............................ 45

82 7.5

5. Rogers, SHU........................... 0

38 13

6. Crimmins, DUQ........................ 0

34 13

7. Dickson, SFU.......................... 12

8. Maley, WAG............................. 0

20 12

0 56

8. Wassel, WAG................................. 49

81 7.4

9. Alberti, BRY............................. 0

0 49

9. Watson, BRY................................. 43

80 7.3

10. Abeid, SFU.............................. 8

0 48

10. Jerome, SFU................................. 50

79 7.2

Murdock, CCSU............................. 29

79 6.6

KICK RETURN AVG.

Ret

Yds TD

Avg.

No qualified players

PASSES DEFENDED

Brup Int

No.

1. Dieudonne, WAG......................................... 10

2. Jerome, SFU............................................... 13

3. Williams, DUQ............................................. 12

4. Minter, SFU................................................. 8

5. Johnson, BRY.............................................. 11

Campbell, CCSU.......................................... 12

7. Shegog, DUQ.............................................. 7

8. Dagnesses, BRY.......................................... 7

Elmore, CCSU............................................. 7

10. Finelli, SHU................................................. 6

8 Gerald Ferguson

Kenny Davis

SACKS

Solo

Ast

Yds Total

1. Rentz, SHU................................... 11 3 82 12.5

Jordan Blackmon

Collin Giesey

2. Covitz, BRY................................... 6

42 8.0

3. Barry, SHU.................................... 6

61 7.0

4. Nwanekezi, BRY............................. 5

40 6.5

5. Hill, SHU....................................... 6

53 6.0

Bolling, CCSU................................ 5

40 6.0

7. Whalen, DUQ................................ 4

27 4.5

8. Sammons, BRY............................. 4

30 4.0

9. Candito, SHU................................ 2

43 3.5

Wassel, WAG................................. 3

35 3.5

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2014 Northeast Conference Game-by-Game Results

Grant Lanza

Thursday, August 28 Bryant 13, Stony Brook 7 Eastern Kentucky 29, Robert Morris 10 Saturday, August 30 Wagner 21, Georgetown 3 Buffalo 38, Duquesne 28 CCSU 31, #13 Towson 27 Sacred Heart 28, Marist 7 #11 Fordham 52, Saint Francis 23 Saturday, September 6 Saint Francis 27, Clarion 13 Bryant 40, Merrimack 14 #23 Youngstown State 34, Duquesne 23 Albany 19, CCSU 0 Florida International 34, Wagner 3 Sacred Heart 27, Lafayette 14 North Dakota 16, Robert Morris 13 Saturday, September 13 Duquesne 33, Dayton 13 Holy Cross 20, CCSU 7 Bryant 13, #23 Maine 10 Monmouth 21, Wagner 16 James Madison 38, Saint Francis 22 Sacred Heart 44, Assumption 14 Lafayette 50, Robert Morris 3

Cameron Sutherland

Steven Fiadewornu

Davone Swain

Saturday, September 20 Duquesne 30, Monmouth 21 Bucknell 36, Sacred Heart 20 Dayton 31, Robert Morris 7 #24 Liberty 38, #25 Bryant 21 Dartmouth 35, CCSU 25 #15 Youngstown State 52, Saint Francis 23

Saturday, October 25 Duquesne 48, Alderson Broadus 27 #25 Bryant 42, Robert Morris 9 * Saint Francis 30, #22 Sacred Heart 27 * Wagner 20, CCSU 10 * Saturday, November 1 #24 Bryant 31, CCSU 3 * Saint Francis 26, Duquesne 16 * Sacred Heart 23, Wagner 7 *

Saturday, September 27 CCSU 38, Rhode Island 14 Saint Francis 80, Virginia-Lynchburg 0 Lafayette 35, Wagner 23

Saturday, November 8 #21 Bryant 20, Duquesne 17 * Wagner 20, Robert Morris 0 * Sacred Heart 35, CCSU 27 *

Saturday, October 4 Bryant 34, Bucknell 15 Duquesne 39, West Liberty 13 Monmouth 51, Robert Morris 20 Sacred Heart 10, #24 Delaware 7 Wagner 26, Alderson Broadus 0

Saturday, November 15 Sacred Heart 14, #21 Bryant 7 * Wagner 23, Duquesne 13 * Saint Francis 40, Robert Morris 7 * Howard 28, CCSU 25

Saturday, October 11 Sacred Heart 52, Robert Morris 13 * Wagner 46, Saint Francis 39 (2 OT) * Duquesne 28, CCSU 20 *

Saturday, November 22 CCSU 22, Saint Francis 17 * Duquesne 22, Robert Morris 0 * Wagner 23, Bryant 20 *

Saturday, October 18 Bryant 42, Saint Francis 27 * Robert Morris 27, CCSU 24 * Sacred Heart 23, Duquesne 20 *

Saturday, November 29 NCAA FCS Playoffs First Round (Bronx, N.Y.) #12 Fordham 44, #22 Sacred Heart 22 * NEC Game

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2014 Northeast Conference Awards MAJOR AWARD WINNERS Offensive Player of the Year: RB Khairi Dickson, Saint Francis (Jr.) Defensive Player of the Year: DL Jeff Covitz, Bryant (Sr.) Offensive Rookie of the Year: RB Marcus Bagley, Saint Francis (Fr.) Defensive Rookie of the Year: LB Nathan Stone, Duquesne (Fr.) Coach of the Year: Mark Nofri, Sacred Heart

ALL-NORTHEAST CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM

Antwan Eddie

ALL-NORTHEAST CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM

— Offense — QB: RJ Noel, SHU (So.)

— Offense — QB: Dalton Easton, BRY (So.)

RB: Khairi Dickson, SFU (Jr.) Rob Hollomon, CCSU (Sr.)

RB: Ricardo McCray, BRY (Jr.) Keshaudas Spence, SHU (Sr.)

WR: Tyler Dube, SHU (Sr.) Chris King, DUQ (Jr.) Chad Ward, BRY (Jr.)

WR: Tyrell Holmes, CCSU (Sr.) Devin Rahming, DUQ (Sr.) Anthony Abeid, SFU (Jr.)

TE: Bryant Watts, WAG (Sr.)

TE: Pat Casey, SHU (Sr.)

OL: David Fredrickson, WAG (Sr.) Colin Gdula, SFU (Sr.) Jaime Martinez, SHU (Sr.) Abe M’Bodj, BRY (Jr.) George Smith, BRY (So.)

OL: Tyler Hurd, CCSU (Jr.) Ben Huss, DUQ (Fr.) Larson Graham, DUQ (So.) Jimmy Marks, SFU (So.) Dan Polaski, SHU (Sr.)

— Defense — DL: Jeff Covitz, BRY (Sr.) Al Page, WAG (Sr.) Troy Moore, SHU (Sr.) Zach Zidian, DUQ (Jr.)

— Defense — DL: Terrace Bourne, SFU (Sr.) Connor Caveney, SHU (Sr.) Forrest Mason, RMU (Sr.) Maduka Nwanekezi, BRY (Sr.)

LB: Bishop Neal, SFU (Sr.) James Rentz, SHU (So.) Nathan Stone, DUQ (Fr.) Max Wassel, WAG (Sr.)

LB: Josh Alaeze, CCSU (Sr.) Kevin Barry, SHU (So.) Connor Candito, SHU (Sr.) Sam Martello, DUQ (Jr.)

DB: Chris Abner, CCSU (Sr.) Jarrett Dieudonne, WAG (Sr.) Gordon Hill, SHU (Sr.) Lorenzo Jerome, SFU (So.)

DB: Sebastian Amedee, BRY (Sr.) Antwan Eddie, RMU (Sr.) Daniel Mack, WAG (Sr.) J.D. Roussel, SHU (Sr.)

— Special Teams — K: Lance Geesey, SFU (So.)

— Special Teams — K: Chris Rogers, SHU (Sr.)

P: Zach Drayer, SFU (So.)

P: A.J. Firestone, WAG (Sr.)

RS: Devin Rahming, DUQ (Sr.)

RS: Lorenzo Jerome, SFU (So.)

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Forrest Mason

2014 Starting Lineups OFFENSE Game

WR TE RT RG

QB RB

EASTERN KENTUCKY

Williams

Kempka

Hill

Thiel

Faraci

Robertson Chambliss Brumbaugh Maine

Gavin

Mitchell

@ North Dakota #

Line

Kempka

Hill

Thiel

Faraci

Robertson Chambliss Brumbaugh Owens

Nettles

Mitchell

@ Lafayette #

Knight

Line

Hill

Thiel

Faraci

Robertson Chambliss Brumbaugh Owens

Nettles

Mitchell

@ Dayton $

Williams

Blackmon Hill

Thiel

Faraci

Robertson Chambliss Brumbaugh Owens

Nettles

Mitchell

MONMOUTH #

Lamica

Kempka Hill Thiel

Faraci Robertson Chambliss Abbott

Owens Gavin

Line

@ Sacred Heart

Lamica

Kempka Hill Thiel

Faraci Robertson Chambliss Abbott

Owens Gavin

Mitchell

CENTRAL CONN. STATE Lamica

Kempka

Hill

Thiel

Faraci

Robertson Chambliss Abbott

Owens

Centofanti Mitchell

@ No. 25 Bryant #

Lamica

Kempka

Hill

Thiel

Faraci

Robertson Chambliss Abbott

Line

Centofanti Mitchell

WAGNER

Lamica

Kempka

Hill

Knight

Faraci

Robertson Lucian

Abbott

Thermil

Centofanti Mitchell

SAINT FRANCIS #

Lamica

Kempka

Hill

Knight

Faraci

Robertson Lucian

Brumbaugh Line

@ Duquesne #

Lamica

Kempka

Hill

Knight

Faraci

Robertson

Prather

Lucian

Centofanti Mitchell

Barnes, F. Line

Mitchell

DEFENSE Game

CB SS DE DT DE

OLB ILB ILB

EASTERN KENTUCKY

Eddie Woods

Trgovcich Zamiska Lewis

Lamica Tkach

Stojkovic Masson Smigiera Taylor

@ North Dakota

Eddie Woods

Trgovcich Onyenwe Lewis

Lamica Tkach

Stojkovic Mueller Smigiera Taylor

@ Lafayette

Eddie Woods

Trgovcich Onyenwe Lewis

Lamica Tkach

Stojkovic Mueller Smigiera Taylor

@ Dayton

Eddie Woods

Trgovcich Zamiska Lewis

Lamica Tkach

Stojkovic Mueller Smigiera Taylor

MONMOUTH

Eddie Woods

Mason

Zamiska Lewis

Masson Tkach

Stojkovic Mueller Smigiera Taylor

@ Sacred Heart %

Eddie Woods

Mason

Zamiska Lewis

Masson Onyenwe Stojkovic Mueller Smigiera Taylor

CENTRAL CONN. STATE % Eddie Woods

Mason

Zamiska

Masson

@ No. 25 Bryant

Eddie Woods

Mason

Onyenwe Lewis

Masson Tkach

Stojkovic Ferguson Smigiera Taylor

WAGNER

Eddie

Richards Jr. Mason

Onyenwe

Trgovcich

Masson

Tkach

Stojkovic

Ferguson

Smigiera

Allen

SAINT FRANCIS

Eddie

Richards Jr. Mason

Onyenwe

Trgovcich

Masson

Tkach

Stojkovic

Ferguson

Smigiera

Allen

@ Duquesne %

Eddie

Richards Jr. Mason

Onyenwe

Trgovcich

Masson

Zamiska

Stojkovic

Ferguson

Smigiera

Allen

Lewis

Onyenwe

Stojkovic

OLB

Mueller

# Robert Morris started two tight ends in Games 2, 3, 5, 8, 10 and 11 with Ben Line & Dylan Knight earning the starts at TE in place of a WR (four times) and a RB (twice). $ Robert Morris started four wide receivers @ Dayton with Jordan Blackmon earning the start at wide receiver in place of a tight end. % Robert Morris started four defensive linemen in Games 6, 7 and 11 with Max Onyenwe and Zack Zamiska earning the start at defensive tackle in place of an inside linebacker.

Smigiera Taylor

Senior Salutes

#33 Codi

four tackles and a pass breakup in his first start against Sacred Heart (10/29/11) … Posted his first career tackle in a Homecoming victory over Saint Francis (10/8/11), the first home night game in school history … Started 10 games at cornerback in 2012, missing one contest due to injury … Tallied 37 tackles, two interceptions and two pass breakups on the year … Posted his first career interception and added two tackles @ Dayton (9/15/12) … Came up with his second pick in as many games, notching one in a Homecoming win over Lafayette (9/29/12) … Contributed seven tackles and a pass breakup in a win over local rival Duquesne (11/3/12) … Registered a then career high eight tackles, five of which were solo, in the season finale against Monmouth (11/17/12) … Recorded five hits, including a tackle for loss, in a win @ Sacred Heart (11/10/12) … Earned All-America honors at punt returner from The Sports Network in 2013 … Also claimed all-conference honors at both return specialist (First Team) and defensive back (Second Team) … Started 10 games at cornerback, missing one contest due to injury … Returned punts for the first time at RMU and prospered in the role … Tallied 27 punt returns for a single-season school record 405 yards and a touchdown … Led the league and ranked third nationally in punt returns, averaging 15.0 yards per chance … Was honored in the NEC’s weekly special teams category three times, the first league player to win at least three such honors in a single season in four years (9/9/13, 9/30/13, 10/28/13) … Returned a punt 88 yards for a touchdown, the longest punt return in school history, @ VMI (9/28/13) … Brought back four punts for 96 yards in the home-opening win against Morgan State (9/7/13) … Tallied six returns for 99 yards in a victory @ Wagner (10/26/13) … Registered at least one return of 10 yards in eight of the nine games in which he attempted a punt return … Made 33 tackles, including 19 solo stops, while adding a trio of interceptions

Casper

Defensive Back / 5-9 / 175 • Carrollton, Ohio / Carrollton Earned one varsity letter … Was a four-year member of the team … Made his collegiate debut in the final game of his senior season @ Duquesne (11/22/14) … Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication.

|----------------------- DEFENSE --------------------| Career Statistics GP UT AT TT Int. Brup PD

2014 ........................... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS ........................ 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

★ ★ ★

#6 Antwan

Eddie

Defensive Back / 5-10 / 180 • Homestead, Fla. / South Dade 2013 The Sports Network All-America Third Team Was a stout defensive back who can make a claim as the best punt returner in school history … Is the only Colonial in program history to earn an All-America honor for a performance on special teams … Played in 40 career games and earned four varsity letters … Earned 33 starting assignments at cornerback … Claimed three All-Northeast Conference selections in his career at two positions … Departs RMU holding multiple school records including career punt return average (13.07 yards per return) … Registered 115 tackles, seven interceptions and 14 pass breakups in his career … Ranks among the career top 10 at RMU in passes defended (21) … Returned punts in his final two seasons and netted 549 return yards, second in school history, on 42 attempts, including a touchdown … Is one of nine Colonials to claim multiple all-conference honors as a defensive back … Played nine games in his freshman year before missing the end of the season due to an injury … Worked his way into the starting lineup for a pair of games in the second half of the year … Tallied nine tackles and a pass breakup in his rookie season … Made his RMU debut in the season opener against Dayton (9/3/11) … Notched 2 0 1 5 R O B E R T M O R R I S U N I V E R S I T Y F O O T B A L L FA C T B O O K

and six pass breakups … Named NEC Co-Defensive Player of the Week after holding the NEC’s all-time leading receiver to two catches for 22 yards (11/4/13) … Notched two interceptions, five tackles and a pass breakup in a win over Bryant (11/2/13) … Contributed an interception and two stops against Morgan State … Tallied a seasonhigh tying five tackles against Wagner … Posted four stops and two pass breakups in a win @ Central Connecticut State (11/9/13) … Served as a captain for games against Dayton (9/14/13) and Bryant … Named a preseason All-American at punt returner in 2014 … Served as the team captain of the defense in his senior season … Earned all-league honors as a defensive back for the second straight season … Started all 11 games at cornerback … Returned 15 punts for 144 yards … Averaged 9.6 yards per return, leading the league and ranking among the top 25 nationally … Recorded a season-long 44-yard return against Wagner (11/8/14) … Contributed a 31-yard return in a win over Central Connecticut State (10/18/14) … Finished with four returns for 35 yards @ Dayton (9/20/14) … Notched 36 tackles on the year, including 21 solo stops, while contributing 1.5 tackles for loss … Grabbed two interceptions and tallied five pass breakups despite opposing offenses at times choosing to stay away from his side of the field … Was the veteran leader of a secondary that saw two true freshmen and a redshirt freshman start in 2014 … Helped the young group rank among the top 30 nationally in passing defense and third down defense … Tallied two interceptions and a pass breakup against the reigning National Freshman of the Year @ Lafayette (9/13/14) … Finished with seven solo hits and a pass breakup against Eastern Kentucky, a team that qualified for the NCAA playoffs (8/28/14) … Tallied a career-high nine tackles on Senior Day against Saint Francis (11/15/14) … Posted a solo tackle for loss in his final collegiate game @ Duquesne (11/22/14) … Majored in marketing.

Francis (10/8/11) … Played in all 11 games in 2012 while earning eight starts at right guard … Helped RMU rush for at least 170 yards in four consecutive games (9/29/12 - 10/20/12), just the second such occurrence by the Colonials since 2001 … Assisted the offense in surpassing 400 yards of total offense in three of the final six games … Combined with his teammates to not allow a sack in a win over local rival Duquesne (11/3/12) … Started all 11 games at right tackle in 2013 … Helped RMU rush for 210 yards in its home opener, its most in a non-conference game in nearly eight years (9/7/13) … Assisted the offense in accruing 448 yards of total offense @ VMI, the highest total in a road game for the Colonials since 2004 (9/28/13) … Combined with his teammates to not allow a sack in a win at Central Connecticut State (11/9/13) … Assisted the Colonials in winning the time of possession battle in every conference game of the season … Started every game at right tackle for the second straight season in 2014 … Served as the team’s offensive captain in his final campaign … Helped two Colonials both post multiple 100-yard rushing efforts on the season … Blocked for Rameses Owens, who set RMU rookie record for single-game rushing yards (199) … Helped RMU complete the second-most passes in single-season school history in 2014 (171) … Earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in environmental science.

|----------------------- DEFENSE --------------------| Career Statistics GP UT AT TT Int. Brup PD

2011 .......................... 9 3 6 9 0 1 1 2012 .......................... 10 21 16 37 2

2013 .......................... 10 19 14 33 3

2014 .......................... 11 21 15 36 2

TOTALS ....................... 40 64 51 115 7 14 21 Career Statistics

|----------------- PUNT RETURNS -----------------| No. Yds TD Avg.

2011 ........................................... 0

–

2012 ........................................... 0

–

2013 ........................................... 27

405

15.0

2014 ........................................... 15

144

9.6

TOTALS ....................................... 42

549

13.1

★ ★ ★

#69

Defensive Line / 6-0 / 310 • Lake Worth, Fla. / Park Vista

★ ★ ★

#71 Jon

Henry Jartu Appeared in 10 games and earned two varsity letters … Made 11 career tackles while battling injuries in multiple seasons … Helped the Colonials by switching to offensive line for a portion of his final season when RMU was depleted at that position … Was a member of the 2010 NEC-winning squad that was the first in the league

Hill

Offensive Line / 6-4 / 290 • Lake Orion, Mich. / Lake Orion Played in 36 games and earned three varsity letters … Collected 32 career starts at right tackle and right guard combined … Was a member of the 2010 NEC-winning squad that was the first in the league to automatically qualify for the FCS playoffs … Was moved from defensive end to offensive line before the 2011 season … Competed in three games in 2011 while starting the first two games of the season at right tackle … Made his collegiate debut against Dayton (9/3/11) … Helped RMU to season highs in rushing yards (257) and total offense (432) in a Homecoming victory over Saint

Continued ➡

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to automatically qualify for the FCS playoffs … Appeared in five games as a reserve defensive lineman in 2012 and tallied seven stops on the year … Made four tackles in his collegiate debut at top-ranked North Dakota State (9/1/12) … Posted a pair of tackles in the NEC opener against Albany (9/8/12) … Contributed a tackle in a Homecoming victory over Lafayette (9/29/12) … Competed in the 2013 season opener before suffering an injury that forced him to miss remainder of season … Notched three tackles in the opener at nationally ranked Eastern Kentucky (8/29/13) … Appeared in four games in his final season on both offensive and defensive line … Posted a solo tackle on the final play of his career at Duquesne (11/22/14) … Fourtime member of the Northeast Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll … Graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in competitive intelligence systems and a Master of Science degree in information systems management.

over Central Connecticut State (10/18/14) … Also tied single-game school record for points scored via kicking (13) in that victory … Became the first NEC player to make four field goals in a game since 2002 … One of those four he converted was from a career-long 42 yards … Was subsequently named NEC Special Teams Player of the Week (10/20/14) and ECAC Special Teams Player of the Week (10/21/14) … Successfully converted an onside kick in a win over the Blue Devils … Named to the Northeast Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll … Earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree in sport management.

|------------------------- KICKING ----------------------| Career Statistics GP FG FGA LONG PAT ATT. PTS.

2013 ........................... 4

2014 ........................... 11

TOTALS ........................ 15

|---------------------- DEFENSE ----------------------| Career Statistics GP UT AT TT TFL (Yds) Sacks

2012 ............................ 5 1 6 7 0

2013 ............................ 1 0 3 3 0

2014 ............................ 4 1 0 1 0

TOTALS ........................ 10

★ ★ ★

#38 Tony

Punter / 5-10 / 195 • Tonawanda, N.Y. / St. Joseph’s

★ ★ ★

#29 Hunter

LaMancusa

Competed in 44 games and earned four varsity letters … An allconference performer who became the first Colonial ever to start at least 44 games in a career … Is the all-time RMU leader is punts (260) and punting yards (9,596) … Averaged 36.91 yards per punt, third in program history … Owns four of the top nine single-season punting yards marks in school history … Departs owning four of the top 10 single-game punting yards marks at RMU … Posted seven games with at least three punts downed inside the 20-yard line, tying a school record … Started at punter in every game in his rookie season … Punted 58 times for 2,022 yards in 2011, averaging 34.9 yards per punt … Produced six punts downed inside the opponents’ 20-yard line and 12 of his punts were fair caught … Punted five times for 200 yards in his collegiate debut against Dayton (9/3/11), including a 48-yard boot … Knocked three punts for 127 yards, averaging over 42 yards per punt, in a Homecoming win over Saint

Khaleghi

Placekicker / 5-10 / 175 • San Diego, Calif. / La Jolla Country Day Played in 15 games and earned one varsity letter … Broke a singlegame school record in his final season … Finished among the top 10 at Robert Morris in PAT made and field goals made … Converted 18 PAT kicks and seven field goals for Colonials … Played in four games in 2013 … Went 9-for-10 on PAT kicks while making one field goal on the year … Made his RMU debut against Dayton and was 2-for-2 on PAT’s in the game (9/14/13) … Converted a 40-yard field in the fourth quarter of a comeback win @ VMI (9/28/13) … Also hit 4-of-4 PAT’s against the Keydets to score seven points on the day … Played in all 11 games in his final season and led the team in scoring with 27 points … Went 6-for-9 on field goals while adding nine PAT’s made … Took the majority of the team’s kickoffs in 2014, taking 20 for 1,084 yards with five touchbacks … Converted 4-of-4 field goals, breaking the single-game school record for most makes, in a three-point victory

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Francis (10/8/11) … Included in that effort against the Red Flash was a season-best 49-yard punt … Tallied at least one punt over 40 yards in nine of the team’s 11 games … Punted six times for 225 yards and had two punts downed inside the 20-yard line against Sacred Heart (10/29/11) … Served as the team’s punter for all 11 games in 2012 … Broke what was the single-season school record with 66 punts … Punted for 2,511 yards, third in RMU history, averaging 38.0 yards per punt … Tallied five punts of at least 50 yards … Had 12 of his punts downed inside the opponents’ 20-yard line … Averaged at least 41 yards per punt in three of his last four games … His 342 punting yards against No. 1/2 North Dakota State (9/1/12) were the sixth-most in RMU single-game history … Averaged 43.2 yards on his four punts @ Wagner (10/27/12), three of which were downed inside the 20-yard line … Punted three times for 132 yards, averaging 44 yards per punt, including a then career-long 53-yard boot in a win over local rival Duquesne (11/3/12) … Registered 166 yards on four punts, averaging 41.5 yards per punt, and had two kicks downed inside the 20 in the season finale against Monmouth (11/17/12) … Recorded two punts of at least 50 yards in the same game for the first time @ Sacred Heart (11/10/12) … Booted his first-career 50+ yard punt as part of a 232-yard effort @ Saint Francis (10/6/12) … Served as the special teams captain in the victory over the Dukes … Earned All-Northeast Conference Second Team honors in 2013 … Was the team’s punter for all 11 games for the third consecutive season … Led the NEC in punting, booting his 61 punts for 2,359 yards, averaging 38.7 yards per kick … Helped RMU lead the league in net punting (34.10) and punt return defense (6.88) … Tallied 19 punts downed inside the 20-yard line while only four went for touchbacks … Notched at least three punts downed inside the 20-yard line on four occasions … Posted five punts of at least 50 yards … Tied the singlegame school record with four punts downed inside the 20-yard line @ Wagner (10/26/13) … Punted seven times for 303 yards, averaging 43.3 per boot, against Sacred Heart (11/16/13) … Included in that effort were two punts longer than 60 yards, including a career-best and NEC season-best 63-yard punt … Averaged 42.0 yards on five punts in the conference opener against Duquesne (10/19/13) … Had three punts downed inside the 20 against Dayton (9/14/13) and @ Saint Francis (11/23/13) … Drilled a 52-yard punt in the home opener against Morgan State (9/7/13) … Broke RMU’s single-season punting yards mark in his final season, booting 75 punts for 2,704 yards … Tallied 15 punts downed inside his opponents’ 20-yard line against only three touchbacks in 2014 … Also caused 14 fair catches by opponents … Ranked second in NEC play in punting average (38.3 yards per attempt) … Also helped the Colonials rank among the top 35 nationally in punt return defense (6.71) … Tallied 387 punting yards while having four downed inside the 20 in the season opener against Eastern Kentucky (8/28/14) … Contributed a career-best 395 punting yards @ Lafayette (9/13/14), the fourth-most in program history … Punted six times for 269 yards, averaging 44.8 per attempt, including a 63-yard boot @ Bryant (10/25/14) … Notched three punts downed inside the 20 while breaking the RMU career punting yards mark in his final game @ Duquesne (11/22/14) … Named to the Northeast Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll … 2014 Hampshire Honor Society honoree … Graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree in sport management.

#7 Duane

Wide Receiver / 6-1 / 205 • Monroe Falls, Ohio / Stow Played in 42 games and earned four varsity letters … Broke multiple RMU receiving records in his all-conference career … Compiled his impressive receiving marks in only three seasons as he served as a running back in his freshman campaign … Tallied a reception in 33 consecutive games to own the program record in that category … Posted 133 receptions for 1,848 receiving yards in his career, ranking second at RMU in both categories … Finished fourth all-time for RMU with 17 touchdown catches … Was named Capital One Academic All-District First Team in his final year with the program … Owns the top two marks at RMU in single-season receptions … Notched 29 career starts, 28 at wide receiver and one at running back … Added 128 rushing yards and one rushing TD as a Colonial … Played in nine games, starting one at running back, in his rookie season … Rushed 29 times for 88 yards and one touchdown in his rookie year … Ran 14 times for 71 yards while starting the season opener against Dayton (9/3/11) … Posted his first collegiate touchdown on a rush during a Homecoming victory over Saint Francis (10/8/11) … Scampered for 28 yards on eight carries @ No. 24 Liberty (9/10/11) … Played in all 11 games in 2012 … Started eight games at wide receiver, including each of the final six … Finished second on the team in receptions (27) and receiving yards (437), averaging 16.2 yards per catch … Snagged a team-leading six touchdown receptions … Caught five passes for a season-high 116 yards and two touchdowns in the season finale against Monmouth (11/17/12) … His touchdown grabs against the Hawks went for 44 and 39 yards … Tallied four receptions for 72 yards and a pair of touchdowns @ Bryant (10/13/12) … Hauled in a game-winning 41-yard touchdown catch in the fourth quarter against local rival Duquesne (11/3/12) … Grabbed a 26-yard touchdown, his first receiving TD, in a Homecoming win over Lafayette (9/29/12) … Posted three receptions for 34 yards, his first career catches, in the season opener @ No. 1/2 North Dakota State (9/1/12) … Served as the offensive team captain for the home opener against Albany (9/8/12) … Named All-Northeast Conference Second Team after his record-breaking 2013 season … Broke what was the single-season school record with 52 receptions … Played in all 11 games and started 10 contests … Tallied 867 receiving yards, the second-most ever by a Colonial in a year, and brought in seven touchdowns, leading the team … Ranked among the top 50 nationally in receiving yards and receiving yards per game … Led the NEC in receptions per game (5.17) within

|------------------------ PUNTING ------------------------| Career Statistics GP PUNTS YDS. AVG. LONG I20

2011 ........................... 11

2,022

34.9

2012 ........................... 11

2,511

38.0

2013 ........................... 11

2,359

38.7

2014 ........................... 11

2,704

36.1

TOTALS ....................... 44

260

9,596

36.9

Mitchell

Continued ➡

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league play and averaged 95.3 yards per outing in conference play … Put up his numbers while facing four of the top 30 passing defenses nationally … Posted at least two catches in every game and at least three in 10 outings … Caught a then career-high eight passes for a career-best 141 yards @ Wagner (10/26/13) … Also grabbed a game-tying touchdown in the fourth-quarter of an eventual win against the Seahawks … Grabbed three touchdown passes against Bryant (11/2/13), becoming only the sixth Colonial ever to catch three in one game … One of his three scores against the Bulldogs was a career-long 67-yard reception … Tallied six catches for 99 yards in the season finale @ Saint Francis (11/23/13) … Finished with 100 receiving yards and a touchdown in a win @ Central Connecticut State (11/9/13) … Contributed six catches for 90 yards in a comeback win @ VMI (9/28/13) … Amassed six receptions for 73 yards against Duquesne (10/19/13) … Led the team with 13 ‘long plays’ of at least 20 yards … Notched a career-long 22-yard rush against Sacred Heart (11/16/13) … Reset his own RMU single-season receptions record in his final season by tallying 54 for 544 yards … Started 10 of the 11 games he played in 2014 … Led the team in touchdown catches for the third straight season (4) … Sat among the top six in the league in receptions per game (4.91) and receiving yards per game (49.5) … Tallied at least three catches in nine games and at least five in six games … Caught a career-high nine passes in the season opener against Eastern Kentucky (8/28/14) … Grabbed six passes for 61 yards and a touchdown @ North Dakota (9/6/14) … Finished with eight catches for 64 yards @ Dayton (9/20/14) … Contributed five catches for 70 yards and a TD against Monmouth (10/4/14) … Caught a game-winning 11-yard touchdown pass in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter to turn a deficit into a lead against Central Connecticut State (10/18/14) … Posted seven catches for 91 yards in his final collegiate game @ Duquesne (11/22/14) … Four-time member of the Northeast Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll … 2014 Hampshire Honor Society honoree … Earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree in finance.

#22

Running Back / 5-9 / 235 Fort Washington, Md. / St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes Competed in 28 games and earned three varsity letters … Served as both a fullback and a running back at RMU in different offensive systems … Tallied 195 rushes for 700 yards and four touchdowns in his career … Earned 11 career starts, 10 at fullback and one at running back … Was recruited to RMU as a linebacker … Played in the first nine games of the season in 2012 before a head injury ended his campaign … Started three games at fullback and was one of RMU’s two primary players at that position … Rushed 36 times on the year for 111 yards and two touchdowns, averaging 3.1 yards per carry … Ran eight times for 53 yards, including a career-long 30-yard rush, against Albany (9/8/12) … Tallied two rushing touchdowns in a victory over Central Connecticut State (10/20/12) … Also added his first-career reception against the Blue Devils … Posted 32 yards on nine carries @ Dayton (9/15/12) in his first-career start … Carried the ball four times and returned a blocked punt nine yards in a victory over local rival Duquesne (11/3/12) … Ran three times for eight yards in his collegiate debut @ No. 1/2 North Dakota State (9/1/12) … Served as the special teams captain @ Wagner (10/27/12) … Played in 10 games, missing one contest due to injury, in 2013 while serving as the offensive team captain … Started seven contests at fullback … Was second on the team with 279 rushing yards on 61 carries, averaging 4.6 yards per attempt … Carried nine times for a then career-high 75 yards in the home opener (9/7/13) … Ran a then career-high 12 times for 63 yards and a touchdown in a win @ Central Connecticut State (11/9/13) … Ran for a touchdown and caught a pass against Sacred Heart (11/16/13) … Rushed 10 times for 48 yards in a victory over Bryant (11/2/13) … Carried six times for 34 yards, including a season-long 20-yard rush, against Dayton (9/14/13) … Posted a forced fumble to cause a turnover against Duquesne (10/19/13) … Played in nine games in his final season, missing two contests due to injuries … Was second on the squad in rushing again in 2014, carrying 98 times for 310 yards … Became just the 10th Colonial in program history to tally multiple 100-yard rushing efforts in the same season … Carried 32 times for a career-high 113 yards in a comeback win over Central Connecticut State (10/18/14) … Ran 17 times for 100 yards in his final collegiate game against Saint Francis (11/15/14) … Tallied 41 rushing yards against Wagner (11/8/14) … Added 39 yards rushing @ Bryant (10/25/14) … Served on special teams units throughout the season … Earned a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology.

|----------------------- RECEIVING ---------------------| Career Statistics GP Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long

2011........................... 9 0 0 – 0 – 2012........................... 11

437

16.2

44t

2013........................... 11

867

16.7

67t

2014........................... 11

544

10.1

133 1,848

13.9

67t

TOTALS....................... 42

★ ★ ★

#27 Keith

Ryan Thermil

O’Kelly

Defensive Back / 5-7 / 165 • Waldorf, Md. / McDonough Was a threeyear member of the program … Served as both a running back and a defensive back in his time at RMU … Graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration in sport management.

Career Statistics GP

|------------------ RUSHING ------------------| |-------- RECEIVING ----------| Att. Yds Avg. TD Long Avg./G Rec. Yds Avg. TD Long

2012.......... 9 36 111 3.1 2 30 12.3 1 5 5.0 0 5 2013.......... 10 61 279 4.6 2 20 27.9

1 0 0.0 0 0

2014.......... 9 98 310 3.2 0 29 34.4 0 0 – – – TOTALS...... 28 195 700 3.6 4 30 25.0

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Program History

Landmark Dates in RMU Football History 1993

SEPTEMBER 17 … Tim Hall becomes the first Colonial to rush for 100 yards in a game, hitting for 111 on 16 carries in a 24-17 victory @ Central Connecticut State.

JUNE 3 … The Board of Trustees approves the development of an intercollegiate football program.

SEPTEMBER 24 … Hall tops the 200-yard mark and again makes Colonial history. His 95-yard touchdown run in the third quarter propels Robert Morris to its first-ever shutout, 28-0 over Gannon.

JUNE 8 … Football is introduced as the 16th intercollegiate athletic sport at RMU by President Dr. Edward A. Nicholson. JULY 27 … Joe Walton is named the first head coach.

OCTOBER 8 … A Moon Stadium overflow crowd of 8,016 watches Robert Morris go to 5-0 in its inaugural season with a 28-6 win over crosstown rival Duquesne. It is the latest in a season that two undefeated Pittsburgh schools would meet. Split end Robert Frazier finished with six catches for 108 yards.

August 16 … Walton’s first day on the job. August 30 … Dan Radakovich is Walton’s first hire, being named defensive coordinator. DECEMBER 16 … The first of four recruiting days is held.

1995

1994

SEPTEMBER 2 … Jake Newman throws a school record five touchdown passes as RMU downs Waynesburg, 41-6.

MARCH 11-12 … The first Colonial Football Coaches Clinic attracts 100 participants. The seminar boasts an outstanding staff, headed by NFL Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll.

OCTOBER 14 … The first significant comeback. Down 16-6 late, the Colonials rally to beat Wagner, 18-16.

APRIL 19 … The coaching staff is completed with Joe Walton Jr., Jason Lener and Chris Brann.

OCTOBER 31 … The Northeast Conference adds football.

MAY 23 … The first Joe Walton Celebrity Scramble Golf Tournament and Clambake is held at Beaver Valley Country Club. Celebrities include Joe Namath, Franco Harris, Joe Theismann, Jack Ham and Chuck Tanner.

1996 APRIL 21 … Running back Tim Hall is a sixthround pick (183rd overall selection) in the NFL Draft by the Oakland Raiders.

JULY 28 … The locker and weight facility is dedicated at John Jay Center.

NOVEMBER 9 … Robert Morris clinches the inaugural Northeast Conference title with a 16-15 win @ Saint Francis.

August 10 … Freshman players report to training camp (upperclassmen report three days later).

NOVEMBER 23 … Robert Morris wins the ECAC Bowl with a 28-26 victory @ Duquesne. It halts the Dukes’ 19-game winning streak, which dated to a 38-20 loss to RMU in 1995.

SEPTEMBER 3 … The first football game as the Colonials travel to Waynesburg and pull off an improbable 24-19 victory with a late goal-line stand. SEPTEMBER 10 … RMU’s first-ever home game, a come-from-behind 26-19 win over Monmouth at Moon Stadium.

1997 NOVEMBER 8 … Robert Morris captures its second straight NEC title with a 34-7 win over Saint Francis. NOVEMBER 17 … Joe Walton is named NEC Coach of the Year for the second consecutive year. NOVEMBER 22 … Robert Morris becomes a twotime winner of the ECAC Bowl with a 35-13 win @ Georgetown.

1998

Oct. 20, 2001

NOVEMBER 14 … On the day the Colonials earn a share of their third straight NEC title, the late Tim Hall is inducted into the Robert Morris Athletic Hall of Fame.

1999 OCTOBER 2 … The first time RMU ever wins a game on the last play as quarterback Steve Tryon hits J.T. Kirk with a 14-yard touchdown pass in a 23-21 win over Wagner at Moon Stadium. OCTOBER 31 … Robert Morris earns its first No. 1 national ranking in any sport according to Don Hansen’s National Weekly Football Gazette, a day after the Colonials win @ Albany, 30-20, to move to 6-2 on the 1999 season. NOVEMBER 20 … RMU wins its fourth straight NEC title with a 50-19 victory @ Stony Brook and in the process claims its first NCAA I-AA Mid-Major national title according to Don Hansen’s National Weekly Football Gazette.

2000 SEPTEMBER 2 … Jeff Carlo establishes a school record with a 55-yard field goal in a 30-20 season-opening victory over Buffalo State. OCTOBER 14 … Joe Walton picks up his 100th career victory as a head coach (college and pro) with a 17-13 win @ Dayton. OCTOBER 21 … RMU opens a season 6-0 for the first time in school history (the inaugural 1994 squad started 5-0) with a 41-3 win over Central Connecticut State. OCTOBER 28 … Down 14 points with 14:09 left in regulation @ Wagner, RMU stages its greatest comeback ever by scoring two touchdowns in the fourth quarter and winning it in overtime on a six-yard touchdown run by Nick Daniel to defeat the Seahawks, 38-31. It marked the first overtime game for the Colonials. NOVEMBER 18 … A 36-6 win @ Stony Brook wraps up a perfect 10-0 campaign, RMU’s fifth straight NEC title and a second straight national championship at the NCAA I-AA Mid-Major level according to Don Hansen’s National Weekly Football Gazette. NOVEMBER 20 … Walton picks up his third NEC Coach of the Year honor.

2001

OCTOBER 3 … Freshman quarterback Tim Levcik passes for a then-NEC record 330 yards in a 4217 win @ Wagner.

OCTOBER 20 … Running back Sam Dorsett becomes just the third Colonial in school history to eclipse the 200-yard rushing plateau when he rushes for 208 yards in a 38-18 victory @ Central Connecticut State.

NOVEMBER 7 … Levcik ties Jake Newman’s school record with five touchdown passes in a 35-3 victory @ Saint Francis.

OCTOBER 27 … Tim Levcik ties his own school and NEC record with five touchdown passes in a 49-30 win over Wagner.

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its 11-year run at Moon Stadium with a record of 41-13 (.759), including 22-6 (.786) against Northeast Conference opponents. In the process, linebacker James Noel establishes a new career record for tackles in just his third season with the club and would finish the year with 330 career takedowns.

NOVEMBER 3 … RMU rolls up a school record 545 total yards and quarterback Tim Levcik sets a then-school record with 363 yards passing in a 45-19 victory over Stony Brook. NOVEMBER 10 … Tim Levcik finishes his collegiate career by going 19-for-32 passing for 207 yards and three touchdowns in a 42-31 victory @ Albany, establishing a single-season mark for touchdown passes (22). In the same game, linebacker Reggie Chambers sets a single-game record with 20 tackles and finishes the season with 108 stops, establishing a singleseason record and becoming the first Colonial to eclipse 100 tackles in a season.

NOVEMBER 18 … Linebacker James Noel is named the Northeast Conference Defensive Player of the Year after establishing a single-season school record with 115 tackles.

2005

Dec. 1 , 2003

2002 JANUARY 27 … Former offensive lineman Hank Fraley, signed as a free agent by the Pittsburgh Steelers in APRIL of 2000 and later claimed on waivers by the Philadelphia Eagles in August of the same year, starts at center for the Eagles in the NFC Championship game against St. Louis. SEPTEMBER 7 … Defensive back Corey Oaks ties an NCAA I-AA (now FCS) record by intercepting a pair of passes and returning them both for touchdowns in a season-opening 41-12 victory over Buffalo State. SEPTEMBER 26 … Fraley signs a contract extension with Philadelphia that will keep him with the Eagles through the 2006 season. NOVEMBER 25 … Linebacker James Noel is named NEC Defensive Rookie of the Year after tying a single-season school record with 108 tackles.

A total of 25 players are selected to the squad, with voting consisting of ballots sent out to former Colonial players and coaches as well as online ballots on the official Robert Morris website, www.rmu.edu. NOVEMBER 15 … In the program’s 100th game, quarterback Rich Demaio, in the only start of his collegiate career, establishes single-game school records for completions (33) and passing yards (444) @ Duquesne. Demaio becomes just the second quarterback in Northeast Conference history to throw for over 400 yards in a contest, and his total is also an Arthur J. Rooney Field record.

JULY 20 … A triumphant day for the entire campus community, Joe Walton Stadium opens on the RMU Moon Township campus with a ribboncutting ceremony. Attendees include University trustees, administration, media and former offensive lineman Hank Fraley.

DECEMBER 1 … A Robert Morris player takes home Northeast Conference Defensive Rookie of the Year honors for the second straight year, this time as defensive back Mike Niklos garners the award. Niklos established an NEC freshman record by compiling six interceptions.

SEPTEMBER 17 … Robert Morris christens Joe Walton Stadium with a 49-13 victory against Butler in front of a standing-room-only crowd of 3,516.

2004

2003

JANUARY 18 … For the third straight year, former offensive lineman Hank Fraley starts at center for the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship game, this time against the Carolina Panthers.

JANUARY 19 … For the second consecutive season former offensive lineman Hank Fraley starts at center for the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship game, this time against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

MAY 17 … On the day of the 11th annual Joe Walton Celebrity Scramble Golf Tournament and Clambake at Beaver Falls Country Club in Beaver Falls, Pa., Robert Morris University President Dr. Edward A. Nicholson announces RMU’s oncampus football stadium, set to open in 2005, will be called Joe Walton Stadium.

JUNE 19 … On the eve of celebrating its 10th anniversary season, the RMU Board of Trustees approves building an on-campus football stadium as part of the 20,000 square-foot athletic complex already under construction between the University Drive entrance to the Moon Township campus and the Charles L. Sewall Center. SEPTEMBER 6 … Robert Morris opens its 10th anniversary season with a 33-23 victory @ Buffalo State. Running back Sam Dorsett, who missed all but one game of the 2002 campaign with an injury, rushes for 179 yards and two touchdowns and in the process becomes RMU’s all-time leading rusher.

FEBRUARY 6 … After three straight seasons of reaching the NFC Championship game, former offensive lineman Hank Fraley becomes the first RMU football alum to play in the Super Bowl, as he starts at center for the Philadelphia Eagles against the New England Patriots.

JUNE 21 … Groundbreaking ceremonies are held at the future site of Joe Walton Stadium on the Robert Morris University Moon Township campus. SEPTEMBER 4 … Robert Morris moves to 10-1 all-time in home openers and quarterback Drew Geyer establishes a new single-game and NEC record by throwing six touchdown passes in a 4710 victory over Buffalo State.

OCTOBER 4 … Return specialist Tyjuan Massey sets a school record by returning the opening kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown as Robert Morris moves to 4-1 on the season with a 23-20 win over visiting Stony Brook.

OCTOBER 30 … Return specialist Dante Settles becomes the first Colonial in school history to return a punt for a touchdown, scampering 56 yards for a score in a 23-12 victory over Saint Peter’s.

OCTOBER 7 … Tim Hall is chosen as the program’s All-Time Player as the Robert Morris 10th Anniversary All-Time Team is announced.

NOVEMBER 6 … The Colonials bid farewell to Moon Stadium, the program’s first home, with a resounding 34-7 victory over Albany. RMU finished

JULY 26 … The football coaching staff and athletic administration moves into Joe Walton Stadium.

OCTOBER 29 … Wide receiver Tyjuan Massey becomes just the second Colonial in school history to score four touchdowns in a game when he sets a new single-game school record for touchdown receptions against Stony Brook. NOVEMBER 12 … Wide receiver Tyjuan Massey establishes single-game records for receptions (10), receiving yards (272) and all-purpose yards (349) vs. Sacred Heart.

2006 SEPTEMBER 3 … Former offensive lineman Hank Fraley is traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Cleveland Browns, where he goes on to start all 16 games at center. SEPTEMBER 23 … Robert Morris holds Rowan to one first down, -44 yards rushing and -19 yards of total offense, all school records, in a 21-0 victory. OCTOBER 14 … The Colonials play their first home overtime game in school history, edging Central Connecticut State, 23-17. The win marked the first time RMU garnered a victory against a I-AA (now FCS) ranked opponent, as the Blue Devils entered the game ranked No. 19 according to The Sports Network. OCTOBER 21 … Defensive lineman Ray Gensler finishes with half a sack against Monmouth, helping him establish a new Robert Morris career record in the category. Gensler would go on to finish his career with 19 sacks. Continued ➡

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OCTOBER 25 … Robert Morris forces six Wagner turnovers, returning a pair for touchdowns, in a 35-3 victory over the Seahawks on Staten Island. Cornerback Rolf Bathold returned an interception for 65 yards for a touchdown, while safety Michael Landers returned a fumble 59 yards for a score. NOVEMBER 15 … The Colonials score 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to post a 35-20 victory at Saint Francis in RMU’s 2008 season finale. The Red Flash turn the ball over three times in the final quarter, with Robert Morris turning each of those miscues into points.

Sept. 8, 2007

2009

NOVEMBER 11 … Safety James Kazil returns a fumble a school record 94 yards for a touchdown as the Colonials close out their season with a 4121 win @ Sacred Heart.

NOVEMBER 7 … Garrett Clawson’s 20-yard field goal as time expired in regulation lifts the Colonials to a 13-10 victory at Albany. Robert Morris snapped a four-game losing streak to the Great Danes with the win and also snapped Albany’s 12-game home winning streak, which was a school record.

2007 MARCH 3 … Former offensive lineman Hank Fraley signs a four-year contract with the Cleveland Browns that will keep him with the franchise through the 2010 campaign.

NOVEMBER 16 … Kicker Garrett Clawson becomes the first player in Northeast Conference history to be named NEC Special Teams Player of the Year three straight times when he garners the honor after tying an RMU single-game record for field goals with three in a 37-10 win over Wagner two days earlier.

SEPTEMBER 8 … Michael Walser’s 36-yard field goal with 47 seconds to play lifts RMU to an emotional 20-17 victory @ Monmouth. The Colonials were down, 14-0, early in the contest but rallied to win under assistant head coach Dan Radakovich. Radakovich served as head coach for Joe Walton, who was absent due to the death of his wife, Ginger.

NOVEMBER 21 … RMU caps a dramatic turnaround to its 2009 campaign by concluding the year with a 23-9 victory at Monmouth. After starting the year 0-6, the Colonials reel off five straight wins to close out the season and finish tied for third in the Northeast Conference with a record of 5-3.

SEPTEMBER 15 … Joe Walton returns to the sideline after missing RMU’s victory @ Monmouth a week earlier and leads the Colonials to a 28-10 win over Saint Francis.

2010

OCTOBER 13 … Jordan Howard ties the RMU single-game record for tackles with 20 @ Central Connecticut State.

MARCH 14 … Former offensive lineman Hank Fraley signs as a free agent with the St. Louis Rams. A 10-year veteran of the NFL, the Rams are Fraley’s third team throughout his career.

NOVEMBER 27 … Chad Wengert becomes the second Colonial to earn NEC Defensive Player of the Year honors.

SEPTEMBER 18 … Myles Russ scampers for a 12-yard touchdown run with 22 seconds to play to help lift the Colonials to a 30-23 victory over No. 15 Liberty at Joe Walton Stadium.

DECEMBER 13 … Joe Walton signs a two-year contract extension to remain as head coach through the 2011 campaign.

yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter to become the program’s all-time leading rusher in a 34-11 win over Duquesne, passing former Colonial and running backs coach Sam Dorsett (1999-2003). NOVEMBER 6 … Robert Morris clinches a share of the 2010 Northeast Conference championship with a 42-24 victory over Central Connecticut State at Joe Walton. The win helps the Colonials earn the league’s inaugural berth in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoffs. NOVEMBER 8 … On the strength of its eightgame winning streak, a share of the 2010 Northeast Conference championship and the league’s inaugural bid to the FCS playoffs, Robert Morris earns its first national ranking in school history. The Colonials are ranked No. 25 according to the Top 25 polls from both The Sports Network/ Fathead.com and the FCS Coaches. NOVEMBER 21 … Robert Morris draws No. 25 North Dakota State in the preliminary round of the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) Playoffs. NOVEMBER 26 … A day before its first appearance in the FCS Playoffs, running back Myles Russ is named NEC Offensive Player of the Year, linebacker Alex DiMichele is tabbed NEC Defensive Player of the Year and head coach Joe Walton collects the fourth NEC Coach of the Year accolade of his career with Robert Morris. NOVEMBER 27 … North Dakota State scores 23 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to break open a tight game as the Bison post a 43-17 win over Robert Morris in the preliminary round of the FCS Playoffs at the Fargodome in Fargo, N.D. Running back Myles Russ finishes with 117 yards rushing and concludes his career with RMU records for rushing (4,271) and all-purpose (4,651) yards. DECEMBER 8, 2010 … Former offensive lineman Hank Fraley, an 11-year veteran of the National Football League (NFL) with the Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns and St. Louis Rams, is one of eight members named to the inaugural Northeast Conference Hall of Fame induction class.

SEPTEMBER 20 … Running back Myles Russ is named the FCS National Offensive Player of the Week by The Sports Network and Fathead.com after compiling 229 all-purpose yards in RMU’s upset victory over Liberty two days earlier. Russ is the first player in school history to earn national I-AA or FCS weekly honors.

2008 APRIL 24 … After 13 years as an assistant coach and assistant head coach at RMU, as well as 48 years overall as a football coach, Dan Radakovich announces his retirement. Defensive line coach John Banaszak is promoted to assistant head coach.

OCTOBER 2 … A 35-14 victory over Saint Francis in Loretto, Pa., helps Robert Morris notch program victory No. 100.

SEPTEMBER 6 … Sherrod Evers ties an RMU single-game record with 10 receptions in a 27-13 victory over Morehead State in the 2008 season opener. Evers finished with 159 yards receiving and a touchdown in the win. OCTOBER 11 … Myles Russ establishes an RMU single-game record for rushing attempts with 37, compiling 246 yards and a pair of touchdowns in a 34-27 win over Duquesne.

OCTOBER 9 … Defensive lineman Cory Nolton partially blocks a 28-yard field goal by Monmouth’s Eric Spillane with six seconds to play to help preserve a 17-16 victory over the Hawks at Joe Walton Stadium. The win gives head coach Joe Walton his 100th collegiate win. OCTOBER 30 … Myles Russ scores on a six-

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Nov. 6, 2010

OCTOBER 24 … Nolan Nearhoof earned the highest academic honor in program history as he was selected as a National Football Foundation (NFF) National Scholar-Athlete. Nearhoof was one of just 15 football student-athletes from across all divisions of the NCAA as well as NAIA to claim this honor and was the only student-athlete selected from 121 schools that play at the FCS level. As a result of earning this distinction, Nearhoof was awarded an $18,000 scholarship to assist with postgraduate studies.

Sept. 28, 2012

NOVEMBER 3 … RMU used a fourth-quarter touchdown and a late defensive stand to take down local rival Duquesne, 17-13, ending the Dukes’ chances of a NEC championship. In engineering the game-winning 77-yard drive, Jeff Sinclair became RMU’s career-leader in all-time game-winning drives in the fourth quarter with six, a mark that would move to seven with a comeback victory the following week at Sacred Heart.

2011 SEPTEMBER 27 … Joe Walton signs a twoyear contract extension to remain as head coach through the 2013 campaign. Walton also announces that at the end of the 2013 season he will step down as head coach and serve as a special assistant to the athletic director. OCTOBER 1 … Tight end Shadrae King ties a career-high with nine receptions, compiling 104 yards receiving and two touchdown catches, in a 23-20 victory at Monmouth. King breaks a pair of records in the process, including becoming the program’s all-time leader in career receptions.

NOVEMBER 21 … RMU wins a pair of major NEC postseason accolades. Nolan Nearhoof, who broke the RMU and NEC career record with 26.5 sacks, is named NEC Defensive Player of the Year while Marcelis Branch is selected as NEC Defensive Rookie of the Year after forcing five turnovers in 10 games played.

OCTOBER 8 … The first home night game in school history at Joe Walton Stadium features the Colonials rolling to a 45-14 victory over in-state rival Saint Francis in front of 4,384 fans, the largest crowd in the facility’s seven-year history, as part of the University’s Homecoming festivities.

DECEMBER 6 … Brad Banas and Nolan Nearhoof are both selected as Capital One Academic All-Americans. RMU was the only FCS school to have multiple Academic All-Americans in 2012.

2013

2012 JANUARY 24 … Assistant head coach John Banaszak, who has been on the Robert Morris coaching staff since 2003, is named the program’s coach-in-waiting. SEPTEMBER 1 … RMU opens the season by facing defending FCS national champion North Dakota State. The Bison, who would repeat as national champions in 2012, entered the contest ranked No. 1 in the FCS Coaches’ Poll, marking the first time the Colonials ever played a top-ranked team in the history of the program. A standing-room-only gathering of 18,769 witnessed the contest, marking the largest crowd to watch a RMU football game. SEPTEMBER 29 … Greg Langer knocked through a 33-yard field goal with just 19 seconds remaining to lift RMU to a 31-28 victory over previously undefeated Lafayette in the inaugural meeting between the two programs in front of a standing-room-only crowd as RMU won a Homecoming night game for the second straight season. Jeff Sinclair accounted for 285 yards of total offense while rookie Marcelis Branch forced two turnovers in the victory. OCTOBER 6 … Greg Langer converts his 11th consecutive field goal attempt in a game at Saint Francis, extending his own school record in that category. OCTOBER 13 … Nolan Nearhoof posts three sacks in a game at Bryant to break the career sacks record of 19 formerly held by Ray Gensler.

SEPTEMBER 28 … RMU storms back from a 10-point, second-half deficit to win at VMI, 3731, in double overtime. The Colonials break the single-game school record for all-purpose yards by tallying 745 against the Keydets, an amount highlighted by Antwan Eddie’s record-breaking 88-yard punt return for a touchdown. NOVEMBER 9 … Robert Morris storms out of the gate at CCSU by scoring 40 points in the first half en route to a 54-21 win over the Blue Devils. The 40 points set a new record for points in a single half by RMU, a figure which was aided by two interceptions returned for touchdowns in less than one minute in the second quarter.

2014 JANUARY 16 … Fewer than two months removed from concluding his coaching career, Joe Walton is announced as one of three inductees for the 2013-14 Northeast Conference Hall of Fame class. August 28 … John Banaszak makes his Division I head coaching debut as the Colonials open the season at home against Eastern Kentucky. The game doubled as the first nonSaturday home game in program history. SEPTEMBER 6 … True freshman Rameses Owens runs for a RMU freshman record 199 yards at North Dakota while making his first collegiate start. Owens, who compiled 237 allpurpose yards in the game, would earn National Freshman of the Week honors as a result of his effort. SEPTEMBER 10 … In the midst of his eighth season as a defensive coordinator for RMU, Scott Farison is promoted to assistant head coach. OCTOBER 18 … Robert Morris posts the largest comeback win in program history in a victory over Central Connecticut State. The Colonials trailed, 24-6, in the third quarter but scored 21 unanswered points, 18 of which came in the fourth quarter, to pull off a stunning victory. Hunter Khaleghi broke a single-game school record by making four field goals while Derik Abbott’s 11-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth gave RMU the lead for good. NOVEMBER 8 … Duane Mitchell’s catch on the game’s opening drive gives him a reception in 31 consecutive games, a new school record. He would conclude his career by catching a pass in 33 straight outings. NOVEMBER 24 … Ryan Richards Jr. is named NEC Rookie of the Week after the final regularseason weekend. In doing so, RMU ties a league record by having four different players earn that honor in the same season. Rameses Owens, Nic Lamica and Gerald Ferguson also claimed the accolade in 2014.

NOVEMBER 23 … Joe Walton coaches his 207th and final game for Robert Morris, a seasonending contest at Saint Francis. Eight days prior, he was inducted into the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame. Walton, who finished his career with 114 wins, was tabbed for the NEC Hall of Fame within two months. Mike Cook (117 tackles) and Duane Mitchell (52 receptions) both broke RMU singleseason records in Walton’s finale. DECEMBER 1 … John Banaszak officially becomes the second head coach in RMU history. DECEMBER 18 … Senior offensive lineman A.J. Dalton and junior cornerback Antwan Eddie were both named All-Americans as announced by The Sports Network, just the third time ever that RMU produced multiple All-Americans in a single season.

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All-Time Results 1994 Record: 7-1-1 | Home: 4-0 | Road: 3-1-1 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12

Opponent

Score

@ Waynesburg.................. W, 24-19 Monmouth........................ W, 26-19 @ Central Conn. State....... W, 24-17 Gannon............................ W, 28-0 Duquesne......................... W, 28-6 @ Wagner........................ L, 21-38 @ Saint Francis................ T, 14-14 Bethany............................ W, 38-14 @ Mercyhurst................... W, 37-27

Att. Stadium

2,275 5,335 2,745 3,330 8,016 5,346 1,178 4,102 1,001

College Field Moon Stadium Arute Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Fischer Field Pine Bowl Moon Stadium Veterans Stadium

1995 Record: 6-4 | Home: 4-1 | Road: 2-3 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Sept. 2 Sept. 9 Sept. 16 Sept. 30 Oct. 6 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11

Opponent

Score

Waynesburg...................... W, 41-6 @ Monmouth................... L, 13-16 @ Duquesne.................... W, 38-20 Central Conn. State........... W, 45-3 @ Gannon........................ L, 29-30 Wagner............................. W, 18-16 Mercyhurst........................ L, 19-21 @ Towson State................ L, 14-34 @ Bethany....................... W, 32-7 Saint Francis..................... W, 21-6

1998 Record: 4-6 (4-1 NEC) | Home: 2-3 | Road: 2-3 Head Coach: Joe Walton

Att. Stadium

2,275 3,246 4,267 3,526 1,668 483 2,322 3,588 796 1,109

Moon Stadium Kessler Field Rooney Field Moon Stadium Veterans Stadium Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Minnegan Stadium Rine Field Moon Stadium

Date

Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21

1996 Record: 9-2 (3-1 NEC) | Home: 5-0 | Road: 4-2 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Nov. 23

Opponent

Score

@ Mercyhurst................... W, 20-0 Butler............................... W, 38-0 Towson State.................... W, 7-0 @ Central Conn. State *.... W, 35-13 Gannon............................ W, 40-7 @ Dayton......................... L, 21-31 Monmouth *..................... W, 43-6 @ Wagner *...................... L, 35-38 @ Saint Francis *.............. W, 16-15 C.W. Post.......................... W, 35-6 @ Duquesne #................. W, 28-26

Mercyhurst Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Arute Field Moon Stadium Welcome Stadium Moon Stadium Fischer Field Pine Bowl Moon Stadium Rooney Field

Date

Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 20

Opponent

Score

Buffalo State..................... W, 35-23 @ Butler.......................... W, 26-21 Dayton............................. L, 13-16 @ Central Conn. State *.... W, 44-21 Wagner *.......................... W, 21-9 @ Towson State................ L, 30-33 @ Monmouth *................. W, 41-20 Mercyhurst........................ L, 10-17 Saint Francis *.................. W, 34-7 @ Gannon........................ W, 17-13 @ Georgetown #.............. W, 35-13

Coyer Field Welcome Stadium Moon Stadium Fischer Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Pine Bowl Moon Stadium Rooney Field

Att. Stadium

904 3,959 2,009 875 4,126 2,231 3,266 4,824 5,348 2,572

Coyer Field Moon Stadium Brown Stadium Willow Brook Park Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Kessler Field University Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium

2000 Record: 10-0 (8-0 NEC) | Home: 5-0 | Road: 5-0 Head Coach: Joe Walton

Att. Stadium

1,856 3,410 2,336 860 3,448 3,525 2,311 921 1,555 500 931

Score

@ Buffalo State.............. L, 20-32 Dayton........................... W, 34-7 @ Valparaiso.................. L, 13-17 @ Central Conn. State *.. W, 27-24 Wagner *........................ W, 23-21 Sacred Heart *................ W, 48-0 @ Monmouth *............... W, 34-16 @ Albany *..................... W, 30-20 Saint Francis *................ W, 49-0 Stony Brook *................. W, 50-19

1997 Date

Att. Stadium

762 4,376 2,673 1,194 1,649 1,081 1,258 819 1,192 2,872

1999

Record: 8-3 (4-0 NEC) | Home: 3-2 | Road: 5-1 Head Coach: Joe Walton Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

Score

Record: 8-2 (7-0 NEC) | Home: 5-0 | Road: 3-2 Head Coach: Joe Walton

Att. Stadium

1,850 2,116 3,756 1,875 2,944 7,364 2,681 551 475 964 4,321

Opponent

@ Buffalo State.............. L, 20-30 @ Dayton....................... L, 22-31 Central Conn. State *...... W, 42-17 @ Wagner *.................... W, 42-17 Valparaiso....................... L, 17-19 Sacred Heart *................ W, 44-7 Monmouth *................... L, 26-27 @ Saint Francis *............ W, 35-3 New Haven..................... L, 24-26 @ Duquesne.................. L, 22-24

Date

Moon Stadium Butler Bowl Moon Stadium Arute Field Moon Stadium Minnegan Stadium Kessler Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Veterans Stadium Kehoe Field

Sept. 2 Sept. 16 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18

Opponent

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Score

Buffalo State................... W, 30-20 Monmouth *................... W, 23-7 @ Saint Francis *............ W, 63-0 St. John’s *.................... W, 43-6 @ Dayton....................... W, 17-13 Central Conn. State *...... W, 41-3 @ Wagner *.................... W, 38-31 (OT) @ Sacred Heart *............ W, 31-20 Albany *......................... W, 43-34 @ Stony Brook *............. W, 36-6

Att. Stadium

2,151 1,004 1,231 2,867 9,615 1,259 1,782 1,236 3,346 499

Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Pine Bowl Moon Stadium Welcome Stadium Moon Stadium Wagner Stadium Campus Field Moon Stadium Seawolves Field

2001 Record: 6-3 (6-1 NEC) | Home: 3-2 | Road: 3-1 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 24

Opponent

Score

@ Buffalo State............... L, 27-33 Dayton............................ L, 9-37 Sacred Heart *................. L, 31-44 Saint Francis *................. W, 41-7 @ St. John’s *................. W, 28-0 @ Central Conn. State *... W, 38-18 Wagner *......................... W, 49-30 Stony Brook *.................. W, 45-19 @ Albany *...................... W, 42-31 @ Monmouth *................ cancelled

Att. Stadium

1,723 1,329 936 2,119 614 2,015 1,114 2,236 1,769

Coyer Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Moon Stadium DaSilva Field Arute Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium University Field

2002 Record: 3-7 (2-5 NEC) | Home: 3-1 | Road: 0-6 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16

Opponent

Score

Buffalo State.................... W, 41-12 @ Dayton........................ L, 10-24 Central Conn. State *....... W, 14-0 Monmouth *.................... W, 15-10 @ Sacred Heart *............. L, 0-34 @ Wagner *..................... L, 0-29 @ Gannon....................... L, 21-49 Albany *.......................... L, 7-32 @ Stony Brook *.............. L, 13-23 @ Saint Francis *............. L, 7-14 (OT)

2005

Att. Stadium

1,238 4,369 1,033 1,974 2,417 1,083 1,000 938 4,672 707

Record: 2-8 (1-6 NEC) | Home: 2-3 | Road: 0-5 Head Coach: Joe Walton

Moon Stadium Welcome Stadium Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Campus Field Wagner Stadium Gannon Field Moon Stadium LaValle Stadium Pine Bowl

Date

Sept. 3 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12

2003 Record: 6-4 (4-3 NEC) | Home: 3-1 | Road: 3-3 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 8 Nov. 15

Opponent

Score

@ Buffalo State............... W, 33-23 @ Monmouth *................ L, 10-17 @ Saint Peter’s................ W, 31-24 Saint Francis *................. W, 36-6 Stony Brook *.................. W, 23-20 @ Central Conn. State *... W, 27-17 Sacred Heart *................. L, 20-24 Wagner *......................... W, 31-28 @ Albany *...................... L, 7-27 @ Duquesne................... L, 28-33

Coyer Field Kessler Field Bill Cochrane Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Arute Field Moon Stadium Moon Stadium University Field Rooney Field

Date

Sept. 2 Sept. 9 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11

2004 Date

Opponent

Score

Buffalo State.................... W, 47-10 Duquesne........................ W, 34-14 Monmouth *.................... L, 27-29 @ Saint Francis *............. W, 28-10 @ Stony Brook *.............. W, 31-24 Central Conn. State *....... L, 21-34 Dayton............................ L, 12-29 @ Wagner *..................... L, 17-20 Saint Peter’s.................... W, 23-12 Albany *.......................... W, 34-7 @ Sacred Heart *............. L, 3-24

Opponent

Score

Rooney Field Joe Walton Stadium John Page Field Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Arute Field Kessler Field Joe Walton Stadium University Field Joe Walton Stadium

Att. Stadium

@ Dayton........................ L, 14-21 3,719 Duquesne........................ L, 7-27 3,246 @ Butler.......................... W, 35-14 1,536 Rowan............................. W, 21-0 1,642 @ Saint Francis *............. W, 45-13 1,394 @ Wagner *..................... W, 14-10 3,204 #19 Central Conn. State *.. W, 23-17 (2 OT) 2,843 Monmouth *..................... L, 7-16 2,143 @ Stony Brook *.............. W, 21-6 1,893 Albany *........................... L, 6-16 2,148 @ Sacred Heart *............. W, 41-21 1,836

Welcome Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Butler Bowl Joe Walton Stadium DeGol Field Wagner Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium LaValle Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Campus Field

2007

Att. Stadium

1,168 4,152 1,034 910 5,740 1,872 1,573 2,211 1,019 1,024 1,662

Att. Stadium

4,861 3,516 2,713 3,784 1,604 1,268 1,882 1,439 1,875 1,231

Record: 7-4 (5-2 NEC) | Home: 2-3 | Road: 5-1 Head Coach: Joe Walton

Record: 6-5 (3-4 NEC) | Home: 4-3 | Road: 2-2 Head Coach: Joe Walton Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13

Score

@ Duquesne.................... L, 12-23 Butler.............................. W, 49-13 @ Rowan......................... L, 28-35 (OT) Saint Francis *.................. L, 28-35 Wagner *......................... W, 38-30 @ Central Conn. State *.... L, 14-21 @ Monmouth *................ L, 0-14 Stony Brook *................... L, 37-38 @ Albany *...................... L, 17-20 Sacred Heart *................. L, 20-27

2006

Att. Stadium

1,445 2,106 523 1,317 1,638 1,946 1,033 1,008 1,270 4,219

Opponent

Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Pine Bowl LaValle Stadium Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Wagner Stadium Moon Stadium Moon Stadium Campus Field

Record: 4-6 (3-3 NEC) | Home: 2-3 | Road: 2-3 Head Coach: Joe Walton $ Date

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

Opponent

Score

Dayton............................. L, 12-23 @ Monmouth *................ W, 20-17 Saint Francis *.................. W, 28-14 @ MoreHead State........... W, 9-8 VMI................................. L, 13-40 Wagner *......................... L, 13-20 @ Central Conn. State *.... L, 10-16 @ Duquesne.................... L, 14-17 @ Albany *...................... L, 17-45 Sacred Heart *................. W, 41-31

Att. Stadium

2,246 2,444 1,784 4,719 2,157 2,895 3,349 1,311 2,283 1,368

Joe Walton Stadium Kessler Field Joe Walton Stadium Jayne Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Arute Field Rooney Field University Field Joe Walton Stadium

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2011 Record: 2-9 (2-6 NEC) | Home: 1-4 | Road: 1-5 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Opponent

Score

Att. Stadium

Sept. 3 Dayton.............................. L, 13-19 1,981 Sept. 10 @ #24 Liberty................... L, 7-38 15,805 Sept. 17 @ Morgan State................. L, 12-13 4,782 Oct. 1 @ Monmouth *.................. W, 23-20 2,896 Oct. 8 Saint Francis *................... W, 45-14 4,384 Oct. 15 @ Albany *........................ L, 17-28 5,878 Oct. 22 Bryant *............................ L, 27-34 1,932 Oct. 29 Sacred Heart *................... L, 15-27 1,514 Nov. 5 @ Central Conn. State *..... L, 24-31 2,125 Nov. 12 Wagner *........................... L, 17-38 2,237 Nov. 19 @ Duquesne *................... L, 10-45 2,410

Joe Walton Stadium Williams Stadium Hughes Stadium Kessler Field Joe Walton Stadium University Field Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Arute Field Joe Walton Stadium Rooney Field

2012 Record: 4-7 (3-5 NEC) | Home: 3-2 | Road: 1-5 Head Coach: Joe Walton

2008 Record: 5-6 (4-3 NEC) | Home: 3-3 | Road: 2-3 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Opponent

Score

Sept. 6 Morehead State................. W, 27-13 Sept. 13 Bucknell............................ L, 14-17 Sept. 20 @ Dayton.......................... L, 14-31 Sept. 27 Monmouth *...................... L, 26-34 Oct. 4 @ Sacred Heart *.............. L, 28-31 Oct. 11 Duquesne *....................... W, 34-27 Oct. 18 @ Bryant........................... L, 7-20 Oct. 25 @ Wagner *....................... W, 35-3 Nov. 1 Central Conn. State *......... W, 27-14 Nov. 8 Albany *............................ L, 7-41 Nov. 15 @ Saint Francis *............... W, 35-20

Date

Att. Stadium

1,763 2,347 3,595 1,553 3,019 3,942 5,630 1,013 1,078 1,021 943

Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Welcome Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Campus Field Joe Walton Stadium Bulldog Stadium Wagner Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium DeGol Field

Score

Sept. 5 @ VMI.............................. L, 13-14 Sept. 12 @ Bucknell........................ L, 23-26 Sept. 19 Dayton.............................. L, 14-21 Sept. 26 Bryant *............................ L, 13-20 Oct. 3 @ Duquesne *................... L, 20-34 Oct. 10 @ Central Conn. State *..... L, 21-42 Oct. 17 Saint Francis *................... W, 28-0 Oct. 31 Sacred Heart *................... W, 9-7 Nov. 7 @ Albany *........................ W, 13-10 Nov. 14 Wagner *........................... W, 37-10 Nov. 21 @ Monmouth *.................. W, 23-9

Date

Att. Stadium

6,084 4,172 2,455 1,442 2,577 2,654 1,647 1,024 2,518 1,279 1,291

Foster Stadium Mathewson Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Rooney Field Arute Field Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium University Field Joe Walton Stadium Kessler Field

Score

Fargodome Joe Walton Stadium Welcome Stadium Joe Walton Stadium DeGol Field Bulldog Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Wagner Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Campus Field Joe Walton Stadium

Score

Att. Stadium

Roy Kidd Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Foster Stadium Kessler Field Joe Walton Stadium Wagner Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Arute Field Joe Walton Stadium DeGol Field

2014 Record: 1-10 (1-5 NEC) | Home: 1-4 | Road: 0-6 Head Coach: John Banaszak

2010 Opponent

Opponent

Aug. 29 @ Eastern Kentucky......... L, 6-38 12,200 Sept. 7 Morgan State................... W, 31-14 1,485 Sept. 14 Dayton............................ L, 14-21 1,625 Sept. 28 @ VMI............................ W, 37-31 (2 OT) 4,821 Oct. 5 @ Monmouth.................. L, 9-35 3,210 Oct. 19 Duquesne *..................... L, 20-21 2,893 Oct. 26 @ Wagner *..................... W, 17-13 2,115 Nov. 2 Bryant *.......................... W, 24-3 1,432 Nov. 9 @ Central Conn. State *... W, 54-21 2,004 Nov. 16 Sacred Heart *................. L, 25-42 1,133 Nov. 23 @ Saint Francis *............. L, 3-23 1,211

Record: 8-3 (7-1 NEC) | Home: 5-0 | Road: 3-3 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Att. Stadium

18,769 1,068 3,116 3,524 1,726 3,682 1,020 2,072 2,028 1,336 1,043

2013

2009 Opponent

Score

Record: 5-6 (3-3 NEC) | Home: 2-3 | Road: 3-3 Head Coach: Joe Walton

Record: 5-6 (5-3 NEC) | Home: 3-2 | Road: 2-4 Head Coach: Joe Walton Date

Opponent

Sept. 1 @ #2 North Dakota State. L, 0-52 Sept. 8 Albany *.......................... L, 10-35 Sept. 15 @ Dayton........................ L, 14-20 Sept. 29 Lafayette......................... W, 31-28 Oct. 6 @ Saint Francis *............. L, 3-10 Oct. 13 @ Bryant *...................... L, 35-38 Oct. 20 Central Conn. State *....... W, 37-31 Oct. 27 @ Wagner *..................... L, 13-23 Nov. 3 Duquesne *..................... W, 17-13 Nov. 10 @ Sacred Heart *............ W, 21-17 Nov. 17 Monmouth *.................... L, 21-26

Date

Att. Stadium

Sept. 4 @ Dayton.......................... L, 14-28 3,377 Sept. 11 @ Sacred Heart *.............. W, 35-31 2,076 Sept. 18 #15 Liberty....................... W, 30-23 2,893 Sept. 25 @ Wagner *....................... W, 30-9 2,410 Oct. 2 @ Saint Francis *............... W, 35-14 2,338 Oct. 9 Monmouth *...................... W, 17-16 2,104 Oct. 16 Albany *............................ W, 38-0 3,078 Oct. 30 Duquesne *....................... W, 34-11 2,873 Nov. 6 Central Conn. State *......... W, 42-24 2,789 Nov. 13 @ Bryant *........................ L, 21-27 2,207 Nov. 27 @ #25 North Dakota State %.. L, 17-43 12,202

Opponent

Score

Aug. 28 Eastern Kentucky.............. L, 10-29 Sept. 6 @ North Dakota............... L, 13-16 Sept. 13 @ Lafayette..................... L, 3-50 Sept. 20 @ Dayton........................ L, 7-31 Oct. 4 Monmouth....................... L, 20-51 Oct. 11 @ Sacred Heart *............ L, 13-52 Oct. 18 Central Conn. State *....... W, 27-24 Oct. 25 @ Bryant *...................... L, 9-42 Nov. 8 Wagner *......................... L, 0-20 Nov. 15 Saint Francis *................. L, 7-40 Nov. 22 @ Duquesne *................. L, 0-22

Welcome Stadium Campus Field Joe Walton Stadium Wagner Stadium DeGol Field Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Bulldog Stadium Fargodome

Note: Opponent rankings according to The Sports Network * NEC Game | # ECAC Bowl | % FCS Playoffs

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Att. Stadium

2,809 9,118 3,207 5,839 2,056 654 1,034 4,890 1,192 1,046 1,085

Joe Walton Stadium Alerus Center Fisher Stadium Welcome Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Campus Field Joe Walton Stadium Bulldog Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Joe Walton Stadium Rooney Field

Series Records vs. … C.W. POST (1-0)

EASTERN KENTUCKY (0-2)

NEW HAVEN (0-1)

ST. JOHN’S (2-0)

Date Result Venue 11/16/96 W, 35-6 Home

Date Result Venue 8/29/13 L, 6-38 Away 8/28/14 L, 10-29 Home

Date Result Venue 11/14/98 L, 24-26 Home

Date Result Venue 10/7/00 W, 43-6 Home 10/13/01 W, 28-0 Away

GANNON (3-2)

Date Result Venue 9/6/14 L, 13-16 Away

CENTRAL CONN. STATE (16-5)

ALBANY (6-8) Date Result Venue 10/30/99 W, 30-20 Away 11/11/00 W, 43-34 Home 11/10/01 W, 42-31 Away 11/2/02 L, 7-32 Home 11/8/03 L, 7-27 Away 11/6/04 W, 34-7 Home 11/5/05 L, 17-20 Away 11/4/06 L, 6-16 Home 11/3/07 L, 17-45 Away 11/7/08 L, 7-41 Home 11/7/09 W, 13-10 Away 10/16/10 W, 38-0 Home 10/15/11 L, 17-28 Away 9/8/12 L, 10-35 Home

BETHANY (2-0) Date Result Venue 11/5/94 W, 38-14 Home 11/4/95 W, 32-7 Away

BRYANT (1-6) Date Result Venue 10/18/08 L, 7-20 Away 9/26/09 L, 13-20 Home 11/13/10 L, 21-27 Away 10/22/11 L, 27-34 Home 10/13/12 L, 35-38 Away 11/2/13 W, 24-3 Home 10/25/14 L, 9-42 Away

Date Result Venue 9/17/94 W, 24-17 Away 9/30/95 W, 45-3 Home 9/28/96 W, 35-13 Away 9/27/97 W, 44-21 Away 9/26/98 W, 42-17 Home 9/25/99 W, 27-24 Away 10/21/00 W, 41-3 Home 10/20/01 W, 38-18 Away 9/21/02 W, 14-0 Home 10/11/03 W, 27-17 Away 10/9/04 L, 21-34 Home 10/15/05 L, 14-21 Away 10/14/06 W, 23-17 (OT) Home 10/13/07 L, 10-16 Away 11/1/08 W, 27-14 Home 10/10/09 L, 20-34 Away 11/6/10 W, 42-24 Home 11/5/11 L, 24-31 Away 10/20/12 W, 37-31 Home 11/9/13 W, 54-21 Away

10/18/14 W, 27-24

Home

DAYTON (2-15) Date Result Venue 10/12/96 L, 21-31 Away 9/20/97 L, 13-16 Home 9/12/98 L, 22-31 Away 9/11/99 W, 34-7 Home 10/14/00 W, 17-13 Away 9/8/01 L, 9-37 Home 9/14/02 L, 10-24 Away 10/16/04 L, 12-29 Home 9/2/06 L, 14-21 Away 9/1/07 L, 12-23 Home 9/20/08 L, 14-31 Away 9/19/09 L, 14-21 Home 9/4/10 L, 14-28 Away 9/3/11 L, 13-19 Home 9/15/12 L, 14-20 Away 9/14/13 L, 14-21 Home 9/20/14 L, 7-31 Away

BUCKNELL (0-2) Date Result Venue 9/13/08 L, 14-17 Home 9/12/09 L, 23-26 Away

BUFFALO STATE (5-3) Date Result Venue 9/6/97 W, 35-23 Home 9/5/98 L, 20-30 Away 9/4/99 L, 20-32 Away 9/2/00 W, 30-20 Home 9/1/01 L, 27-33 Away 9/7/02 W, 41-12 Home 9/6/03 W, 33-23 Away 9/4/04 W, 47-10 Home

BUTLER (4-0) Date Result Venue 9/14/96 W, 38-0 Home 9/13/97 W, 26-21 Away 9/17/05 W, 49-13 Home 9/16/06 W, 35-14 Away

DUQUESNE (7-9) Date Result Venue 10/8/94 W, 28-6 Home 9/16/95 W, 38-20 Away 11/23/96 W, 28-26 Away * 11/21/98 L, 22-24 Away 11/15/03 L, 28-33 Away 9/11/04 W, 34-14 Home 9/3/05 L, 12-23 Away 9/9/06 L, 7-27 Home 10/20/07 L, 14-17 Away 10/11/08 W, 34-27 Home 10/3/09 L, 20-34 Away 10/30/10 W, 34-11 Home 11/19/11 L, 10-45 Away 11/3/12 W, 17-13 Home 10/19/13 L, 20-21 Home 11/22/14 L, 0-22 Away

NORTH DAKOTA (0-1) Date Result Venue 9/24/94 W, 28-0 Home 10/6/95 L, 29-30 Away 10/5/96 W, 40-7 Home 11/15/97 W, 17-13 Away 10/26/02 L, 21-49 Away

NORTH DAKOTA STATE (0-2) Date Result Venue 11/27/10 L, 17-43 Away # 9/1/12 L, 0-52 Away

GEORGETOWN (1-0)

ROWAN (1-1)

Date Result Venue 11/22/97 W, 35-13 Away *

Date Result Venue 9/24/05 L, 28-35 (OT) Away 9/23/06 W, 21-0 Home

LAFAYETTE (1-1) Date Result Venue 9/29/12 W, 31-28 Home 9/13/14 L, 3-50 Away

LIBERTY (1-1) Date Result Venue 9/18/10 W, 30-23 Home 9/10/11 L, 7-38 Away

MERCYHURST (2-2) Date Result Venue 11/12/94 W, 37-27 Away 10/21/95 L, 19-21 Home 9/7/96 W, 20-0 Away 11/1/97 L, 10-17 Home

MONMOUTH (10-10) Date Result Venue 9/10/94 W, 26-19 Home 9/9/95 L, 13-16 Away 10/26/96 W, 43-6 Home 10/25/97 W, 41-20 Away 10/24/98 L, 26-27 Home 10/23/99 W, 34-16 Away 9/16/00 W, 23-7 Home 9/28/02 W, 15-10 Home 9/13/03 L, 10-17 Away 9/18/04 L, 27-29 Home 10/22/05 L, 0-14 Away 10/21/06 L, 7-16 Home 9/8/07 W, 20-17 Away 9/27/08 L, 26-34 Home 11/21/09 W, 23-9 Away 10/9/10 W, 17-16 Home 10/1/11 W, 23-20 Away 11/17/12 L, 21-26 Home 10/5/13 L, 9-35 Away 10/4/14 L, 20-51 Home

MOREHEAD STATE (2-0) Date Result Venue 9/22/07 W, 9-8 Away 9/6/08 W, 27-13 Home

SACRED HEART (8-9) Date Result Venue 10/17/98 W, 44-7 Home 10/16/99 W, 48-0 Home 11/4/00 W, 31-20 Away 9/22/01 L, 31-44 Home 10/5/02 L, 0-34 Away 10/18/03 L, 20-24 Home 11/13/04 L, 3-24 Away 11/12/05 L, 20-27 Home 11/11/06 W, 41-21 Away 11/10/07 W, 41-31 Home 10/4/08 L, 28-31 Away 10/31/09 W, 9-7 Home

9/11/10 10/29/11 11/10/12 11/16/13 10/11/14

W, 35-31 L, 15-27 W, 21-17 L, 25-42 L, 13-52

Away Home Away Home Away

SAINT FRANCIS (15-5-1) Date Result Venue 10/29/94 T, 14-14 Away 11/11/95 W, 21-6 Home 11/9/96 W, 16-15 Away 11/8/97 W, 34-7 Home 11/7/98 W, 35-3 Away 11/6/99 W, 49-0 Home 9/30/00 W, 63-0 Away 9/29/01 W, 41-7 Home 11/16/02 L, 7-14 (OT) Away 9/27/03 W, 36-6 Home 10/2/04 W, 28-10 Away 10/1/05 L, 28-35 Home 9/30/06 W, 45-13 Away 9/15/07 W, 28-13 Home 11/15/08 W, 35-20 Away 10/17/09 W, 28-0 Home

10/2/10 10/8/11 10/6/12 11/23/13 11/15/14

W, 35-14 W, 45-14 L, 3-10 L, 3-23 L, 7-40

Away Home Away Away Home

MORGAN STATE (1-1)

SAINT PETER’S (2-0)

Date Result Venue 9/17/11 L, 12-13 Away 9/7/13 W, 31-14 Home

Date Result Venue 9/20/03 W, 31-24 Away 10/30/04 W, 23-12 Home

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STONY BROOK (6-2) Date Result Venue 11/20/99 W, 50-19 Home 11/18/00 W, 36-6 Away 11/3/01 W, 45-19 Home 11/9/02 L, 13-23 Away 10/4/03 W, 23-20 Home 10/2/04 W, 31-24 Away 10/29/05 L, 37-38 Home 10/28/06 W, 21-6 Away

TOWSON (1-2) Date Result Venue 10/28/95 L, 14-34 Away 9/21/96 W, 7-0 Home 10/18/97 L, 30-33 Away

VALPARAISO (0-2) Date Result Venue 10/10/98 L, 17-19 Home 9/18/99 L, 13-17 Away

VMI (1-2) Date Result Venue 9/29/07 L, 13-40 Home 9/5/09 L, 13-14 Away 9/28/13 W, 37-31 (OT) Away

WAGNER (13-8) Date Result Venue 10/15/94 L, 21-38 Away 10/14/95 W, 18-16 Home 11/2/96 L, 35-38 Away 10/4/97 W, 21-9 Home 10/3/98 W, 42-17 Away 10/2/99 W, 23-21 Home 10/28/00 W, 38-31 (OT) Away 10/27/01 W, 49-30 Home 10/12/02 L, 0-29 Away 10/25/03 W, 31-28 Home 10/23/04 L, 17-20 Away 10/8/05 W, 38-30 Home 10/7/06 W, 14-10 Away 10/6/07 L, 13-20 Home 10/25/08 W, 35-3 Away 11/14/09 W, 37-10 Home

9/25/10 11/12/11 10/27/12 10/26/13 11/8/14

W, 30-9 L, 17-38 L, 13-23 W, 17-13 L, 0-20

Away Home Away Away Home

WAYNESBURG (2-0) Date Result Venue 9/3/94 W, 24-19 Away 9/2/95 W, 41-6 Home * ECAC Bowl # NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) Playoffs

All-Time Coaching Staffs 1994

Mike Miller *............................... RB

John Banaszak............................. DL

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Mauro Monz *............................. QB

Eric Meek................................... RB

Dan Radakovich............... Def. Coord.

Bob Morris.............................. TE/OL

Shelton Colbert............................. OL

1999

Scott Benzel *............................. DB

Dave Harper............................ ST/DB

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Scott Farison *............................ QB

Darnel Richardson.................. WR/TE

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

Ryan Fulmer *........................ WR/TE

Jim Suley..................................... DL

Don Walter................................... OL

Adam Sauers *............................. OL

Joe Walton, Jr.............................. QB

Bob Babish.................................. LB

Chris Brann *............................... LB

Carl Crennel................................. DL

2004

Jason Lener *.............................. RB

Jeff Beltz..................................... WR

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Mauro Monz................................ QB

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

1995

Adam Thermann........................... TE

Scott Farison........................... LB/ST

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Chris Longo................................. RB

John Banaszak............................. DL

Lance Mehl..................... Def. Coord.

Brian Cleary *............................... ST

Eric Meek................................... RB

Colyn Haugh *................. Defense/ST

Dave Harper............................ ST/DB

Ryan Haglan *............................. DB

Bob Morris............................. WR/ST

Sam Dorsett *............................. RB

Darnel Richardson.................. WR/TE

Eric Hendershot *......................... DL

Kevin Wachhaus...................... TE/OL

Andrew Richardson *..................... OL

Jim Suley..................................... DL

Rich Demaio............................... QB

Joe Walton, Jr.............................. QB

2000

Matt Grayson *............................. DL

2008

Shawn Westerlund........................ OL

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Joe Lamenza *............................ DB

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Jed Hughes.................. Defense Asst.

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

John Meerdo *............................. OL

John Banaszak.................... Asst. HC

Chris Brann *............................... ST

Bob Babish................................. QB

Jason Lener *.............................. RB

Robin Cole, Jr............................... OL

2005

Scott Benzel................................ DB

Frank Huck *................................ OL

Carl Crennel................................. DL

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Bob Morris.................................. WR

J.T. Kirk....................................... WR

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

Bob Brotzki.................................. TE

Matt Raich.............................. LB/ST

Scott Farison........................... LB/ST

Jake Nulph....................... Secondary

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Dave Zeiler.................................. DB

Scott Benzel................................ DB

Sam Dorsett *............................. RB

Dan Radakovich............... Def. Coord.

D’Shawn Henry *......................... RB

John Banaszak........................ DL/ST

Colyn Haugh *................. Defense/ST

Dave Harper................................ DB

Brian Cleary *............................... ST

Bob Morris.................................. WR

Andrew Richardson *..................... OL

Jake Nulph.................................. RB

Jason Vrable *............................. QB

1996

Scott Farison................... Def. Coord.

Joe Walton, Jr.............................. QB

Joe Lamenza........................... TE/OL

Broderick Hauser........... Offense Asst.

2001 Head Coach – Joe Walton

Rich Demaio *............................. QB

Matt Raich.............................. ST/LB

2009

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

Matt Grayson *............................. DL

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Frank Huck *................................ OL

Matt Raich.............................. LB/ST

John Meerdo *............................. OL

John Banaszak.................... Asst. HC

Brandon Bailey *......................... RB

Gare Mattes................................ WR

Frank Pilato *............................... LB

Scott Farison................... Def. Coord.

Jeff Beltz *............................. WR/TE

Ray Thomas................................ DB

Robin Cole................................... OL

1997 Head Coach – Joe Walton

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC Dave Harper.................... Def. Coord. Joe Walton, Jr............................... OL Robin Cole................................... DL Broderick Hauser..................... DL/ST Matt Raich.............................. ST/LB Don Walter.............................. OL/ST Jeff Beltz *............................. WR/TE Mike Miller *............................... RB Mauro Monz *............................. QB

1998 Head Coach – Joe Walton

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC Matt Raich.............................. ST/LB Carl Crennel................................. DL Dante Payne............................... DB Jeff Beltz................................ WR/TE Don Walter................................... OL Ryan Haglan *.............................. DL

Scott Benzel............... Co-Def. Coord.

Adam Sauers............................... OL

2006

Sam Dorsett................................ RB

Murray Poole................................ DL

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Bill Hurley........................... Asst. DB

Robin Cole, Jr. *........................... TE

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

Bob Morris.................................. WR

Mo Baptiste *............................... ST

Scott Farison........................... LB/ST

Andrew Richardson....................... OL

D’Shawn Henry *......................... RB

Scott Benzel................................ DB

Sean Callahan-Dinish *.... Defense/ST

John Banaszak........................ DL/ST

Jarrod Highberger *...................... QB

2002

Bob Morris............................. WR/ST

Patrick Shepard *......................... TE

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Mike Miller................................... DL

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

Jake Nulph *............................... RB

2010

Joe Nemith............................. LB/ST

Rich Demaio *............................. QB

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Gare Mattes................................ QB

Steve Quisenberry *...................... OL

John Banaszak.................... Asst. HC

Brian Cleary................................. OL

Frank Pilato *............................... LB

Scott Farison................... Def. Coord.

Ryan Swofford............................. RB

Scott Benzel............... Co-Def. Coord.

Scott Benzel *............................. DB

2007

Andrew Richardson....................... OL

Scott Farison *............................. LB

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Sam Dorsett................................ RB

Ryan Fulmer *........................ WR/TE

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

Bill Hurley........................... Asst. DB

Adam Sauers *............................. OL

Scott Farison................... Def. Coord.

Bob Morris.................................. WR

Scott Benzel................................ DB

Mauro Monz.................. Offense Asst.

2003

John Banaszak........................ DL/ST

Sean Callahan-Dinish *.... Defense/ST

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Bob Morris.................................. WR

Jarrod Highberger *...................... QB

Dan Radakovich................... Asst. HC

Bob Brotzki.................................. TE

Patrick Shepard *......................... TE

Joe Nemith............................. LB/ST

Jake Nulph *............................... RB

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RMU All-Time Assistant Coaches Name (Position)

Years

Name (Position)

Years

Bob Babish (LB/QB)............................................................. 1999-2000

Jason Lener (RB)..................................................................... 1994-95

Brandon Bailey (RB)...................................................................... 1996

Chris Longo (RB)........................................................................... 1999

John Banaszak (DL/ST/Asst. HC)................................................ 2003-13

Gare Mattes (WR/QB)............................................................... 2001-02

Mo Baptiste (ST)........................................................................... 2001

Nick McVay (H-back/TE)........................................................... 2014 -

Jeff Beltz (WR/TE)..................................................................... 1996-99

Eric Meek (RB)........................................................................ 2003-04

Scott Benzel (DB)..................................................... 2002-03, 2005-11

John Meerdo (OL).................................................................... 2004-05

Chris Brann (LB/ST).................................................................. 1994-95

Lance Mehl (Def. Coord.)............................................................... 1995

Bob Brotzki (TE)....................................................................... 2007-08

Mike Miller (RB/DL)........................................................ 1997-98, 2006

Sean Callahan-Dinish (Defense/ST)............................................ 2009-10

Mauro Monz (QB).......................................................... 1997-99, 2010

Steve Campos (Offense Asst.)........................................................ 2011

Bob Morris (TE/OL/WR/ST)......................................................... 2003-13

Brian Cleary (ST/OL)................................................... 1999-2000, 2002

Paul Mulbah (Asst. DB)............................................................ 2012-14

Shelton Colbert (OL)...................................................................... 1994

Joe Nemith (LB/ST).................................................................. 2002-03

Robin Cole (OL/DL)................................................................... 1996-97

Jake Nulph (RB/DB)................................................................. 2005-08

Robin Cole, Jr. (OL/TE).............................................................. 2000-01

Dante Payne (DB)......................................................................... 1998

Cornelius Coleman (DL)........................................................... 2014 -

Frank Pilato (LB)...................................................................... 2005-06

Carl Crennel (DL)................................................................. 1998-2000

Murray Poole (DL)......................................................................... 2001

Camdin Crouse (QB)..................................................................... 2011

Steve Quisenberry (OL).................................................................. 2006

Rich Demaio (QB).................................................................... 2004-06

Dan Radakovich (Def. Coord. / Asst. Head Coach)......... 1994, 1996-2007

Alex DiMichele (DL/ILB)............................................................ 2012-14

Matt Raich (ST/LB).................................................... 1996-98, 2000-01

Sam Dorsett (RB).................................................................... 2007-11

Andrew Richardson (OL).......................................................... 2007 -

Scott Farison (QB/LB/ST/Def. Coord./Asst. HC).......................... 2002 -

Darnel Richardson (WR/TE)....................................................... 1994-95

Ryan Fulmer (WR/TE)................................................................ 2002-03

Myles Russ (RB)...................................................................... 2012 -

Matt Grayson (DL).......................................................... 2004-05, 2011

Adam Sauers (OL).................................................................... 2001-03

Ryan Haglan (DL/DB)................................................................ 1998-99

Patrick Shepard (TE/WR)......................................................... 2009 –

Dave Harper (ST/DB/Def. Coord.)............................................... 1994-97

Jeff Sinclair (QB)........................................................................... 2013

Colyn Haugh (Defense/ST)........................................................ 2007-08

Jim Suley (DL)......................................................................... 1994-95

Broderick Hauser (Offense Asst./DL/ST)...................................... 1996-97

Ryan Swofford (RB)....................................................................... 2002

Eric Hendershot (DL)..................................................................... 1999

Adam Thermann (TE)..................................................................... 1999

D’Shawn Henry (RB)................................................................ 2000-01

Ray Thomas (DB).......................................................................... 2001

Darrin Hicks (Off. Coord. (QB))................................................. 2014 -

Jason Vrable (QB)......................................................................... 2008

Jarrod Highberger (QB)............................................................. 2009-10

Don Walter (OL/ST).................................................................. 1997-99

Frank Huck (OL)....................................................................... 1995-96

Joe Walton, Jr. (QB/OL)............................................................. 1994-97

Jed Hughes (Defense Asst.)........................................................... 1995

Kevin Wachhaus (TE/OL)................................................................ 2004

Bill Hurley (Asst. DB/DB).......................................................... 2009 -

Shawn Westerlund (OL)................................................................. 1995

J.T. Kirk (WR)................................................................................ 2000

Dave Zeiler (DB)........................................................................... 2000

Joe Lamenza (DB/TE/OL)........................................................... 2004-05 Brad Landis (QB).......................................................................... 2012

Note: Coaches in bold still active

2011

2012

2013

2014

Head Coach – Joe Walton

Head Coach – John Banaszak

John Banaszak.................... Asst. HC

Scott Farison......... Asst. HC/D. Coord.

Scott Farison................... Def. Coord.

Darrin Hicks..................... Off. Coord.

Scott Benzel............... Co-Def. Coord.

Andrew Richardson....................... OL

Bill Hurley................................... DB

Sam Dorsett................................ RB

Bob Morris.................................. WR

Patrick Shepard........................... WR

Bill Hurley........................... Asst. DB

Patrick Shepard............................ TE

Paul Mulbah........................ Asst. DB

Bob Morris.................................. WR

Paul Mulbah........................ Asst. DB

Myles Russ................................. RB

Patrick Shepard............................ TE

Myles Russ *............................... RB

Alex DiMichele *.......................... ILB

Camdin Crouse *......................... QB

Alex DiMichele *........................... DL

Cornelius Coleman........................ DL

Matt Grayson *................ Asst. DL/ST

Brad Landis................................. QB

Jeff Sinclair................................. QB

Nick McVay....................... H-back/TE

Steve Campos............... Offense Asst. * graduate assistant coach

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All-Time Letterwinners A

Derik Abbott (QB).......................... 2014 Doug Ahlum (OL)..................... 1994-95 Toheeb Akinola (DB)................. 2005-07 Drew Allen (DB)............................ 2014 Tai Alli (DB/RB)........................ 1995-97 Gus Alonso (OL)....................... 2003-06 Marc Anderson (LB)...................... 2002 Carlos Andrade (OL)................. 2007-10 Nathan Argenta (DB)...... 2006-07, 2009 Monte Ashby (RB)......................... 2010 Joe Austin (DB)................... 1999-2001 Stuart Ayers (TE)............ 2003-04, 2006 B

Richard Bailey (DB)....................... 2002 Rob Baier (DB)............................. 2005 Mark Baldino (DL).................... 1994-96 Brandon Baldwin (RB).............. 1996-97 Darnell Baldwin (RB)..................... 1998 Ron Ball (QB)............................... 2007 Brad Banas (LB)...................... 2009-12 Mo Baptiste (LB)...................... 1996-97 Ini Bassey (DL)............................. 1998 Rolf Bathold (DB)..................... 2007-10 Jon Bealles (OL)........................... 1994 Chris Beene (DB).......................... 1998 Jason Bennett (P)......................... 2004 Zac Bennett (DL).......................... 2013 Anthony Berger (DL)................. 2001-02 Brian Bevilacqua (OL)............... 2009-11 Jordan Blackmon (WR).................. 2014 Ron Blue (DL)............................... 2002 Conte’ Bolden (LB)........................ 1994 John Bose (DL)............................. 1994 David Bourne (WR)................... 2000-01 Marcelis Branch (DB)............... 2012-13 Doug Brandow (RB)...................... 1998 Justin Brooks (RB)........................ 2011 B.B. Broughton (RB)................ 2001-02 Ed Brown (TE).......................... 2001-02 Luke Brumbaugh (QB)................... 2014 Matt Brunck (RB/DL)................ 2004-06 Mike Burkett (DL).................... 2007-09 Greg Busse (TE)............................ 1994 Robb Butler (WR/DB)................ 2002-03 Shaun Butler (DB)........................ 1998 Joshua Buxton (DB)...................... 1996 C

Develand Campbell (RB)................ 2002 Jacky Candy (DB).......................... 2006 Anthony Caperelli (LB).............. 2008-11 Alex Caratelli (WR)........................ 2013 Steve Carbonara (PK)............... 1996-97 Tom Carchedi (TE)......................... 1995 Jeff Carlo (PK/P).................. 1998-2001 Codi Casper (DB).......................... 2014 Ryan Catley (DL)........................... 2008 Luke Centofanti (WR).................... 2014 Mark Centofanti (LB)................ 2011-12 Cameron Chadwick (DB)........... 2011-12 Reggie Chambers (LB).......... 1998-2001 Blake Chambliss (OL).................... 2014

Jeremy Cigola (LB)........................ 2000 Ralph Clark (RB)...................... 1994-97 Garrett Clawson (PK)................ 2008-09 Brian Cleary (OL)...................... 1994-97 Jamie Cobb (WR)..................... 2010-11 Jeff Cohn (WR)........................ 1994-95 Robin Cole, Jr. (OL).................. 1996-99 Anthony Coleman (WR)............. 2008-11 Dave Coleman (OL)....................... 2007 Samuel Collins (DB)................. 2011-13 Jon Consoli (DL)........................... 2005 Michael Cook (LB)................... 2011-13 R.J. Cook (DL).......... 2009-10, 2012-13 Kyle Cooper (LB)....... 2009, 2011, 2013 Zach Cooper (LB)..................... 2013-14 Mike Cortes (LB)...................... 1994-96 Michael Crandle (DL)................ 2003-05 Troy Cree (DB)......................... 2007-08 Carl Crennel (DL)..................... 1995-96 Piante Crew (DB).......................... 1994 Sean Crisman (DL)........................ 2002 Jamar Cromwell (RB)................ 2009-11 Camdin Crouse (QB)................ 2007-09 Mark Cuda (DL)....................... 1994-95 Jermaine Cuyler (DB)........... 1998-2001 Erik Cwalinski (QB)................... 2005-08

Paul Evans (TE)........................ 2010-12 Sherrod Evers (WR)........ 2006, 2008-09

Darnell Gardener (DL).................... 1996 Jeff Garner (DB)............................ 1997 Corey Garry (FB/TE).................. 2013-14 Opio Gary (WR).................... 1998-2000 Sean Gavin (WR)..................... 2013-14 Brian Gehrig (DB).......................... 1995 Todd Geissler (DB)................... 1994-96 Shawn George (OL)....................... 1999 Ray Gensler (DL)...................... 2004-06 Drew Geyer (QB)...................... 2002-05 Josh Gibson (DL).......................... 2003 Collin Giesey (DL)......................... 2014 Andy Gill (TE)....................... 1999-2001 Harry Girting (TE)..................... 2007-09 Darrick Godbott (DL)..................... 1995 Shane Gosnell (DB)....................... 2005 Jabbar Graham (RB)................. 2004-05 Kelvern Grant (DL)................... 2005-07 Matt Grayson (DL)................ 1998-2001 T.J. Green (WR)........................ 2008-10 Ian Greenlee (RB)......................... 1998 Gary Gregory (TE)..................... 1995-98 Michael Grell (LS)......................... 1997 Nick Groat (RB)....................... 2009-12 Thomas Grow (TE)......................... 1999

Shola Fajemisin (LB)................ 2002-04 Nick Faraci (OL)....................... 2012-14 Sanchez Faugue (LB)............... 2009-12 Odist Felder (DL)...................... 1994-97 Kevin Felix (DB)............................ 2002 Brandon Fellinger (RB)............. 1994-95 Gerald Ferguson (LB)..................... 2014 Steven Fiadewornu (DL)................. 2014 Warren Fields (WR).................. 2013-14 Andrew Fiorante (DB)............... 2002-03 Sam Fiorante (DB)................... 2002-05 Regis Flowers (WR/TE).............. 2006-08 Eric Fontana (K)............................ 2002 Jason Forrest (DL).................... 2002-05 Matthew Fox (LB)..................... 2012-13 Hank Fraley (OL)...................... 1997-99 Robert Frazier (WR/TE)......... 1994, 1996 Jerel Freeman (WR)....................... 1994 Brice Fritts (OL)................... 1999-2001 Erik Frund (RB)............................. 2008 Ryan Fulmer (WR)................ 1999-2000 G

Jacob DaGrava (LB)................. 2006-08 Ricky Daldo (WR)..................... 2001-03 A.J. Dalton (OL)....................... 2010-13 Matt Daniel (RB)........................... 2002 Nick Daniel (RB).................. 1998-2001 Ben Davis (QB)............................. 1996 Jason Davis (DB).......................... 2006 Kenny Davis (RB).......................... 2014 Myles Davis (RB).......................... 1996 Chad Dawgiello (WR)................ 2013-14 Tyler DeChellis (DL)....................... 2007 JaJonelle DeJarnette (RB)........... 2003-04 Rich Demaio (QB)......................... 2003 Joe DeMaria (QB)............... 1996, 1998 Brian DeVivo (DB)......................... 1994 Tyler Digby (TE/OL)................... 2011-13 Nathan DiLorenzo (PK)............. 2003-06 Alex DiMichele (LB).................. 2008-10 Tim Donnelly (TE).......................... 1999 Aaron Doolittle (OL)....................... 1994 Sam Dorsett (RB)...... 1999-2001, 2003 Donald Dorsey (RB).................. 1998-99 Drew Dorsey (TE)..................... 1994-95 Andrew Douglass (LB).............. 2011-12 Nick Downs (DB)................. 1997-2000 Kevin Drakeford, Jr. (RB)........ 2004, 2006 Andy Dubinsky (LS).................. 1995-98 Eric Dudek (WR)........................... 1994 Brian Dunn (DB)...................... 1994-97

Tim Hall (RB)........................... 1994-95 Tim Hare (LB)............................... 1994 Nate Hargraves (OL)................. 2011-12 Amon Harrod (WR/TE)............... 1996-98 Greg Harteis (OL)..................... 2003-05 Colyn Haugh (DL)..................... 2004-06 D.J. Hayes (WR)...................... 2012-13 Jason Hempstead (DB)......... 1999-2002 Eric Hendershot (DL)................ 1995-98 Jason Henley (DL).................... 1994-95

Nick Ebert (RB)............................. 2005 Antwan Eddie (DB)................... 2011-14 Jason Edwards (DE)...................... 2001 Julian Ellison (WR)........................ 2007 Nick England (LB).................... 2008-10

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D’Shawn Henry (DB/LB)............ 1997-99 John Hepler (RB)..................... 1994-97 Craig Herlan (LB)................. 1997-2000 Moises Hernandez (RB)............ 2003-06 Ed Herriott (DB)............. 1999, 2001-02 Alvin Hill (WR).......................... 2005-07 Jon Hill (OL)............................ 2012-14 Monroe Hillsman (RB).......... 1999-2000 Mario Hines (WR)........... 2004, 2006-07 Brent Hockenberry (TE)............. 2000-01 A.J. Holderman (DL)................. 2010-13 Isaiah Hollins (OL)......................... 1995 Dustin Holt (LB)....................... 2002-03 Mike Horgos (OL).......................... 1996 Nic Horting (RB)........................... 2003 Deontae Howard (RB).............. 2011-13 Jordan Howard (LB).................. 2004-07 Derek Huey (RB)........................... 2002 Edgar Hunt (OL)....................... 2006-07 I

Clay Ilkin (DB)......................... 2012-13 J

C.J. Jackson (DB)......................... 2011 Damian Jackson (DB)............... 2001-02 Dean Jackson (WR)....................... 2000 John Jackson (LB).................... 2006-07 Rickeem Jackson (WR).................. 2011 Greg James (RB)........................... 1998 Henry Jartu (DL/OL)............. 2012, 2014 Clifton Jean-Jacques (OL)........... 2002-05 Donte Jeter (WR)..................... 2011-13 Eric Jewell (DL/LS)................... 2005-07 Malik Johnson (DB)........ 2010, 2012-13 Parrish Johnson (LB)..................... 1997 Raphael Johnson (RB).............. 2007-10 Wesley Johnson (DB)............... 1994-96 Billie Jones (LB)....................... 1996-97 Brian Jones (DB)...................... 2012-13 Charles Jones (DL)........................ 2002 Daron Jones (DB)......................... 2007 Paul Jones (QB)............................ 2013 Kevin Jordan (FB)..................... 2000-01 K

Brian Karavish (DL/LS)................... 1994 Jesse Kastelic (RB)....................... 2008 James Kazil (DB)...................... 2004-07 Mike Keister (RB)................. 1999-2000 Justin Kempka (TE)....................... 2014 Ky Kenyon (DB)............................ 2012 Hunter Khaleghi (PK)..................... 2014 Josh Kiel (RB).......................... 2007-10 Gary Kifer (RB)............................. 1994 Shadrae King (TE).................... 2008-11 Brad Kirit (DL)..................... 1997-2000 J.T. Kirk (WR)........................... 1998-99 Alex Kirsch (OL)............................ 2012 Adam Kmetz (LB).......................... 1994 Dylan Knight (OL).......................... 2014 Scott Konchek (OL).............. 1999-2002 Corey Konycki (OL)................... 2007-10 Chris Kozak (WR)..................... 2007-08 Jonathan Krepps (LB)............... 2008-11

Tony LaMancusa (P)................. 2011-14 Nic Lamica (LB/WR)...................... 2014 Michael Landers (DB)............... 2007-10 Greg Langer (PK)..................... 2010-12 Trevor Lang (OL)............................ 1997 Grant Lanza (DL)........................... 2014 Justin Larson (TE)......................... 2004 Adam Lawrence (LB)................ 2006-09 Matt Layman (QB)......................... 2011 Harry Leber (LB)........................... 1998 Jonathan LeDonne (LB)............ 2001-04 Antoine Lee (WR)..................... 1997-99 Paul Leonard (DL)......................... 1996 Tim Levcik (QB)................... 1998-2001 Doug Lewis (K)............................. 2002 Ryan Lewis (DL)............................ 2014 Mark Leyenaar (OL).............. 1998-2001 Pat Linberg (OL)................... 1998-2001 Ben Line (TE)................................ 2014 Pat Lines (OL)............................... 1994 Jeff Link (RB)........................... 2007-10 Nate List (LB).......................... 1994-97 Rion Listhrop (RB).................... 2005-07 Chris Longo (PK/P)................... 1995-98 Michael Lovely (DL).................. 2009-10 Eric Lowry (DB).............. 2009-11, 2013 Anthony Lucian (OL)...................... 2014 M

Vince Magnone (RB)................ 2004-06 Erich Maine (RB).......................... 2014 Fred Manalac (LB)................... 1994-96 Allen Mangus (QB)........................ 2000 Ian Margerum (OL)................... 2006-08 Josh Marino (DB)........... 2001-02, 2004 Justin Marino (LB).................... 2001-04 Gavin Marshall (DL).................. 2008-10 Brent Marsteller (QB).................... 2000 Brandon Martin (TE)...................... 2006 Justin Martin (OL).................... 1996-98 Shawn Martin (WR/QB)......... 1999-2002 Farren Mason (DL)................... 2009-12 Forrest Mason (DL).................. 2012-14 Tyjuan Massey (WR)................. 2002-05 Jimmy Masson (LB).................. 2013-14 Isi Mataele (TE)............................ 2001 T.J. Matrascia (DL)........................ 2013 Tim Matthews (WR).................. 1997-98 Marcus McCaleb (RB)................... 1995 Terrance McCall (LB)..................... 1997 Marvin McCalla (DB)................ 2009-10 Kyle McCallister (DB)..................... 2007 Sean McElhinny (TE)..................... 2007 Shane McFarland (DB).................. 2014 Stephen McNair (WR)............... 2001-02 John Meerdo (OL).................... 2000-03 John Melnick (RB)......................... 2011 Mike Melnyk (OL)..................... 1997-98 Rob Meyer (WR)...................... 2003-05 Dan Mignogna (LB).................. 2011-12 Jon Mihalik (PK/P)......................... 1994 Matt Mihalyi (DL).......................... 2001 Ian Milanak (LB)...................... 2006-09 Logan Miles (OL)...................... 2008-11 Brad Miller (LB)................... 1998-2000 Sam Miller (OL/DL).... 2008-09, 2011-12 Duane Mitchell (RB/WR)........... 2011-14 Steve Mitchell (DL).................. 2009-12 Chris Molnar (TE).......................... 2007

Vince Mongelluzzo (TE/OL).......... 2010-13 Michael Monz (DB)....................... 1999 Brandon Morgan (TE).................... 2001 Luke Mueller (LB).................... 2012-14 Bryan Mullins (OL)................... 2005-06 Jeff Munoz (LS)....................... 1995-96 Brian Murphy (OL)......................... 1996 James Murphy (DL).................. 2007-09 Karey Murray (RB).................... 2006-08 D.J. Myers (DB)....................... 2010-13

Jemond Riffe (LB)................ 1998-2001 Chris Riley (DL).................... 1999-2001 Micah Riley (DB)............ 1998-99, 2002 Chris Rivers, Jr. (WR)..................... 2013 Chris Roberts (DL).................... 2008-10 Max Robertson (OL)................. 2012-14 Jonathan Robinson (DB)........... 2005-07 John Rochford (DB).................. 1994-97 Tory Rockett (WR).................... 1995-96 Brad Rodgers (OL)................... 2008-11 Michael Rogers (WR)................ 2005-06 Bill Romango (OL)......................... 2007 Mike Romeo (DB)......................... 2000 Jeff Rommes (DB/LB)............... 2003-06 Vincent Romo (OL).............. 2003, 2005 Mike Rosatone (DL)............. 1999-2000 Phil Rossomando (DL).............. 2001-02 Alan Ruperto (TE).......................... 2002 Myles Russ (RB)...................... 2007-10

Richard Nagy (DL).................... 2006-07 Elias Navarro (LB).................... 2007-10 Nolan Nearhoof (DL)................ 2009-12 Ryan Nearhoof (LB).................. 2007-10 Kevin Neill (OL)........................ 1995-96 Mike Neilson (LB)......................... 2012 Jake Newman (QB).................. 1994-97 Mike Niklos (DB)....... 2003-04, 2006-07 James Noel (LB)...................... 2002-05 Pat Nolan (LB)......................... 1995-98 Cory Nolton (DL)...................... 2010-11 Barry Nowell (DB)......................... 2008 Jake Nulph (DB)...................... 2003-04 O

Corey Oaks (DB)...................... 2001-02 Josh O’Bannon (DB)................. 2003-06 John O’Connell (LB)................. 1995-98 JeVarn O’Neal (DB).................. 1996-98 James O’Quinn (WR)..................... 2008 Babafemi Odumeru (DE)........... 2003-04 Max Onyenwe (DL)........................ 2014 Rameses Owens (RB).................... 2014 P

Fred Parker (WR)..................... 1996-98 Joe Parlette (TE)...................... 1995-97 Dante Payne (DB).................... 1994-97 D.J. Pearson (TE).......................... 2013 Phil Peckich (DB/RB/WR).......... 2013-14 Adrian Perez (LB/DL)................ 2012-13 DeLonte Perkins (WR)............... 1995-97 Kelly Pierre (DB)...................... 1995-96 Ken Pingatore (DL)........................ 2003 Quinton Pirl (WR).......................... 2012 David Pittman (DB).................. 2008-09 Rinaldo Policicchio (LB)................... 2003 Murray Poole (DL).......... 1996-98, 2000 Jordan Potter (LB)......................... 2007 Deodis Powell (OL)................... 1995-96 Jarvis Powers (TE).................... 2004-06 Marcus Prather (QB/WR)........... 2013-14 Frankie Probst (WR)...................... 2006 Brian Pruitt (DB)...................... 2005-06 Q

Brian Quaranta (DL)...................... 1997 Robert Quaranta (TE)................ 2001-02 William Quarles (RB)................ 2011-12 R

Anthony Rada (OL)................... 2005-06 Andre Reid (DB)....................... 2000-01 Scott Remaley (OL)....................... 1994 Michael Richards (DB).............. 2008-10 Ryan Richards Jr. (DB)................... 2014 Rupert Rickards (TE)................. 2002-05 Ben Ridgeley (DB).................... 2010-12

Ed Sanchez (LB)........................... 1994 Andre Sanders (OL)............... 2003, 2005 Milton Sanders (RB)...................... 2001 Adam Sauers (OL)................ 1998-2000 Scott Schade (TE).................... 2005-06 Nick Schirtzinger (P)................. 2007-10 Michael Schlaepfer (P)............. 2002-04 Mike Scott (RB)............................ 1995 Andy Scruggs (QB)................... 1994-95 Abu Sesay (DL)........................ 1997-98 Chris Setticase (DL)...................... 2011 Joe Setticase (OL).................... 2006-08 Dante Settles (WR).....2000-01, 2003-04 Connor Shennan (PK).................... 2013 Victor Silva (LB)............. 2001-03, 2005 Jeff Sinclair (QB)...................... 2009-12 Andy Smigiera (DB).................. 2013-14 Andrew Smith (TE)................... 2010-13 Antwan Smith (DB)....................... 2011 Collier Smith (LB).......................... 2014 DeWayne Smith (OL)..................... 1994 Kimani Smith (LB).................... 2012-13 Ryan Smith (RB)........................... 2007 Tim Smith (RB)............................. 1994 Shannon Smoot (DL)................ 2006-08 James Snider (CB)................... 2007-09 Paul Speier (WR)..................... 1996-98 Jason Spencer (DL).................. 1994-97 Louis St. Felix (LB)................... 2002-04 Vladimir St. Surin (DB)............. 2001-03 Pat Stage (DL)......................... 1995-96 John Stanley (LB).......................... 2003 Justin Starr (TE)............................ 1994 Matt Stasko (WR)......................... 1998 John Steilner (OL).................... 2004-07 Aaron Stewart (RB)....................... 1999 Keith Stewart (OL).................... 1994-97 Jeff Stingi (DL).............................. 1997 Mike Stojkovic (LB)....................... 2014 Mike Stosic (LB)........................... 1997 Connor Sullivan (DL)................ 2010-12 Cameron Sutherland (DB).............. 2014 Davone Swain (DB)....................... 2014 Lucas Sweeney (DL)................. 2011-13 Ryan Swofford (RB).................. 1999-01 Mark Szymanski (DL)................ 2006-09

Joseph Uhatafe (LB)...................... 2014

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Alex Tarr (DB).......................... 2009-11 David Taylor (DB).......................... 2014 Evan Taylor (DB/RB)............ 2010, 2012 Steve Tharp (RB)..................... 1994-95 Adam Thermann (OL)............... 1995-98 Ryan Thermil (FB/RB)............... 2012-14 Josh Thiel (OL)......................... 2013-14 Ray Thomas (DB)................. 1997-2000 Chris Thompkins (DL)............... 2010-13 Marlin Thrower (LB).............. 1999-2001 Jake Tkach (LB)............................ 2014 Lawrence Tolson (OL).................... 2002 Jason Tomaszewski (TE)............ 1996-98 Joel Travitz (OL)........................ 2004-05 Brad Trezona (DB)......................... 1994 Austin Trgovcich (DL)..................... 2014 Jason Trivisono (DB)...................... 2005 Steve Tryon (QB)........................... 1999

Vince Volpe (OL)........................... 2007 W

Kevin Wachhaus (OL)............... 2000-03 Donald Walker (LB)....................... 1997 Dwan Walker (TE).......................... 1997 Nelson Walker (DB).................. 2002-05 Michael Walser (P)................... 2005-07 Andy Walton (DL)..................... 2006-08 Archie Wannamaker (RB).......... 1996-98 Joe Ward (DB).................... 1999, 2001 Zach Washington (DB)................... 2012 Todd-Jamal Waters (LB)................. 2013 Jon Watts (DB)............................. 2000 William Weathers (LB).............. 2000-03 Austin Weaver (DB)....................... 2005 Josh Weight (DB)..................... 2001-03 Chad Wengert (LB)................... 2004-07 Anthony West (WR)....................... 1996 Jack Whaley (LB)..................... 1994-97 Garth White (DB)..................... 1994-97 Brian Williams (RB).................. 1997-98 Derry Williams (DB)....................... 1998 Matt Williams (OL)................... 2004-05 Robert Williams (LB)................. 2008-10 Alex Wilson (DL)....................... 2001-03 Devin Wilson (RB).................... 2002-05 Joey Wines (DB)...................... 2008-09 Jeremy Wise (TE)..................... 2002-05 Deryl Witten (DB)..................... 1995-96 Sam Woods (DB).......................... 2014 Eugene Wright (OL)....................... 1996 Y

Chris Young (DL)...................... 1998-01 Z

D.J. Zalewski (WR)................... 2009-10 Donald Zalewski (WR).................... 2003 Zack Zamiska (DL)........................ 2014 Dan Zimmerman (OL).................... 2000

All-Time Uniform Numbers (1994-2014) The Robert Morris all-time uniform number list is listed in chronological order. To be included, a student-athlete must have earned at least one varsity letter. Numbers in parenthesis following an individual’s name denote other uniform numbers worn by those players during their career with RMU. #1

John Mihalik..................... 1994 Chris Longo.................. 1995-98 Jemond Riffe (10)..... 1999-2001 Robb Butler.................. 2002-03 Cameron Sutherland........... 2014 #2

Fred Manalac (19)........ 1995-96 Brian Williams.............. 1997-98 Sam Dorsett............. 1999-2003 Rupert Rickards (5, 32)....... 2005 T.J. Green..................... 2008-10 Rickeem Jackson................ 2011 Paul Jones......................... 2013 #3

Tory Rockett................. 1995-96 Tim Levcik................ 1998-2001 Mario Hines (9).................. 2004 Josh O’Bannon (34)...... 2005-06 Myles Russ.................. 2007-10 Antwan Smith..................... 2011 Donte Jeter (13)........... 2012-13 Derik Abbott....................... 2014 #4

Myles Davis........................ 1996 Jeff Carlo................. 1998-2001 Josh Weight (20).......... 2002-03 Nathan DiLorenzo (17).. 2004-06 Toheeb Akinola (16)............ 2007 Anthony Coleman......... 2008-11 Marcelis Branch............ 2012-13 #5

Michael Monz..................... 1999 Shawn Martin (16)........ 2000-02 Erik Cwalinski............... 2005-08 Shadrae King (29)........ 2009-11 Duane Mitchell (27)...... 2012-14 #8

Ben Davis.......................... 1996 Jonathan LeDonne (50). 2002-04 Michael Walser............. 2005-07 Adam Lawrence (56, 33). 2008-09 Monte Ashby...................... 2010 Malik Johnson (43)....... 2012-13 Nic Lamica......................... 2014 #9

Greg Busse........................ 1994 Deryl Witten................. 1995-96 Ray Thomas............. 1997-2000 Corey Oaks (24)................. 2001 Drew Geyer.................. 2002-05 Mario Hines (3)............ 2006-07 James Snider (16).............. 2009 Jamie Cobb.................. 2010-11 Chad Dawgiello............. 2013-14 #10

Andy Scruggs............... 1994-95 Kelly Pierre (31).................. 1996 Jemond Riffe (1)................. 1998 Allen Mangus..................... 2000 Andre Reid (25).................. 2001 Jabbar Graham............. 2004-05 Michael Rogers (85)........... 2006 Harry Girting................. 2007-09 Adrian Perez................. 2012-13

#16

Shawn Martin (7)................ 1999 David Bourne............... 2000-01 Toheeb Akinola (4)........ 2005-06 James Snider (9).......... 2007-08 Clay Ilkin (27)..................... 2013 Drew Allen......................... 2014 #17

Gary Kifer........................... 1994 B.B. Broughton................... 2001 Nathan DiLorenzo (4).......... 2003 Alvin Hill....................... 2005-07 Michael Richards.......... 2008-10 Zach Washington................ 2012 Luke Centofanti.................. 2014 #18

JeVarn O’Neal............... 1996-97 J.T. Kirk........................ 1998-99 Vladimir St. Surin.......... 2001-03 Shola Fajemisin (54)........... 2004 Nathan Argenta.. 2006-07, 2009 Ben Ridgeley................ 2010-12 D.J. Hayes (89).................. 2013 Andy Smigiera (35)............. 2014

#11

#19

Robert Frazier........... 1994, 1996 Antoine Lee (11)................. 1997 Chris Beene....................... 1998 Nick Downs (36)....... 1999-2000 Ed Brown..................... 2001-02 Justin Larson...................... 2004 Rob Baier........................... 2005 Mike Niklos (20)........... 2006-07 Camdin Crouse (19)...... 2008-09 Eric Lowry (29)... 2010-11, 2013 Mike Stojkovic.................... 2014

Fred Manalac (2)................ 1994 Tai Alli.......................... 1995-97 Jon Watts........................... 2000 Damian Jackson........... 2001-02 Camdin Crouse (11)............ 2007 Garrett Clawson............ 2008-10 Antwan Eddie (6)................ 2011 Marcus Prather (15)............ 2013 Ryan Richards Jr................. 2014

DeLonte Perkins (36).... 1996-97 Donald Dorsey.............. 1998-99 Brandon Morgan................. 2001 Rupert Rickards (2, 32). 2003-04 Moises Hernandez (41). 2005-06 Deontae Howard........... 2011-13 Phil Peckich (36)................ 2014

Jake Newman............... 1994-97 Steve Tryon........................ 1999 Brent Marstellar.................. 2000 Nick Schirtzinger (92).......... 2007 Raphael Johnson (29)... 2008-10 Matt Layman...................... 2011

#13

#12

Jeff Cohn..................... 1994-95 Brandon Baldwin.......... 1996-97 Derry Williams.................... 1998 Aaron Stewart.................... 1999 Doug Lewis........................ 2002 Jason Bennett.................... 2004 Jonathan Robinson....... 2005-07 Alex DiMichele.............. 2008-10 Jamar Cromwell (23)........... 2011 Antwan Eddie (19)........ 2012-14

Fred Parker.................. 1996-98 Ed Herriott (40)............ 2001-02 Justin Marino (40).............. 2004 Kevin Drakeford, Jr. (31)...... 2006 Troy Cree..................... 2007-08 Donte Jeter (3)................... 2011 Evan Taylor (40).................. 2012 Brian Jones (23)................. 2013 Luke Brumbaugh................ 2014

Jason Hempstead..... 1999-2002 Ron Ball............................. 2007 Jeff Sinclair.................. 2009-12 Sean Gavin.................. 2013-14

Jerel Freeman.................... 1994 Ralph Clark (20)........... 1995-97 Joe DeMaria (21)................ 1998

#15

Brad Trezona...................... 1995 Donald Walker.................... 1997 Antoine Lee (11)........... 1998-99 Rich Demaio...................... 2003 Jacky Candy....................... 2006 Kyle McCallister.................. 2007 Kimani Smith (37).............. 2013 Marcus Prather (19)............ 2014

#14

Ryan Thermil................ 2012-14 #23

Jeff Garner......................... 1997 Shaun Butler...................... 1998 Kevin Felix.......................... 2002 James Kazil.................. 2004-07 Jesse Kastelic..................... 2008 Jamar Cromwell (6)....... 2009-10 Justin Brooks...................... 2011 Brian Jones (13)................. 2012 D.J. Myers (34, 38)............ 2013 #24

Conte’ Bolden.................... 1994 Mike Scott......................... 1995 Corey Oaks (9)................... 2002 JaJonelle DeJarnette..... 2003-04 Michael Landers........... 2007-10 Samuel Collins............. 2011-13 Rameses Owens................. 2014 #25

Brian Dunn................... 1994-97 Micah Riley........ 1998-99, 2002 Andre Reid (10).................. 2000 Shane Gosnell.................... 2005 Daron Jones....................... 2007 Sanchez Faugue........... 2009-12 Warren Fields............... 2013-14 #26

Josh Buxton....................... 1996 Nick Daniel (22)................. 1998 Joe Ward (34).................... 2001 Nelson Walker (29)............. 2002 Nick Ebert.......................... 2005 Rion Listhrop (40)......... 2006-07 Barry Nowell....................... 2008 Sam Woods....................... 2014 #27

Brian DeVivo...................... 1994 Joe Austin................ 1999-2001 Devin Wilson................ 2002-05 Ryan Smith........................ 2007 Duane Mitchell (7).............. 2011 Clay Ilkin (16)..................... 2012

#20

Ralph Clark (7)................... 1994 Pat Nolan..................... 1995-98 Josh Weight (4).................. 2001 Mike Niklos (11)........... 2003-04 Greg Langer................. 2010-12 Kenny Davis....................... 2014 #21

Tim Smith.......................... 1994 Joe DeMaria (7).................. 1996 Josh Marino................. 2001-04 Austin Weaver.................... 2005 James O’Quinn................... 2008 Marvin McCalla............. 2009-10 William Quarles............. 2011-12 David Taylor........................ 2014 #22

Dante Payne................ 1994-97 Ian Greenlee...................... 1998 Nick Daniel (26)....... 1999-2001 Develand Campbell............. 2002 Jason Trivisono................... 2005 Stuart Ayers (30)................ 2006 Josh Kiel...................... 2007-10

#28

Matt Stasko....................... 1998 Dante Settles............... 2000-04 Rolf Bathold................. 2007-10 #29

Amon Harrod................ 1996-98 Mike Romeo....................... 2000 Richard Bailey.................... 2002 Nelson Walker (26)....... 2003-05 Raphael Johnson (12)......... 2007 Shadrae King (7)................ 2008 Eric Lowry (11)................... 2009 Hunter Khaleghi.................. 2014 #30

John Hepler.................. 1994-97 Monroe Hillsman...... 1999-2000 Stuart Ayers (22).......... 2003-04 Jason Davis........................ 2006 David Pittman............... 2008-09 Mike Cook (31).................. 2011 #31

Kelly Pierre (10).................. 1995 Steve Carbonara........... 1996-97

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Jermaine Cuyler........ 1998-2001 Kevin Drakeford, Jr. (13)...... 2004 Ian Milanak (59)........... 2007-09 A.J. Holderman (77, 94)...... 2010 C.J. Jackson....................... 2011 Mike Cook (30)............ 2012-13 Jimmy Masson (50)............ 2014 #32

Steve Tharp.................. 1994-95 Milton Sanders................... 2001 Rupert Rickards (2, 5)......... 2002 Jeff Rommes................ 2003-06 Mark Szymanski (53).... 2007-09 Nick Groat (44)............ 2010-12 Zach Cooper................. 2013-14 #33

Wesley Johnson............ 1994-96 Terrance McCall.................. 1997 Ryan Swofford.......... 1999-2001 Nic Horting......................... 2003 Brian Pruitt................... 2005-06 Adam Lawrence (56, 8)....... 2007 Brad Banas.................. 2009-12 Codi Casper....................... 2014 #34

Tim Hare............................ 1994 Joe Ward (26).................... 1998 Jeremy Cigola..................... 2000 Derek Huey........................ 2002 Josh O’Bannon (3)........ 2003-04 Jeff Link....................... 2007-10 D.J. Myers (23, 38)...... 2011-12 Corey Garry.................. 2013-14 #35

Garth White.................. 1994-97 Brad Miller............... 1998-2000 Victor Silva......... 2001-03, 2005 Alex Tarr....................... 2009-11 Andy Smigiera (18)............. 2013 Shane McFarland................ 2014 #36

DeLonte Perkins (5)............ 1995 Nick Downs (11)........... 1997-98 Andrew Fiorante (39).......... 2002 Jake Nulph................... 2003-04 Karey Murray................ 2006-08 Vince Mongelluzzo (74)....... 2010 Cameron Chadwick....... 2011-12 Phil Peckich (5).................. 2013 #37

Kevin Jordan................ 2000-01 Kimani Smith (15).............. 2012 Erich Maine........................ 2014 #38

Drew Dorsey....................... 1994 Greg James........................ 1998 Mike Keister............. 1999-2000 Sam Fiorante............... 2002-05 D.J. Myers (23, 34)............ 2010 Tony LaMancusa........... 2011-14 #39

D’Shawn Henry............. 1997-99 Andrew Fiorante (36).......... 2003 Matt Brunck (98)................ 2004 Joey Wines................... 2008-09 Ky Kenyon.......................... 2012

#40

#52

#63

Brandon Fellinger.......... 1994-95 Darnell Baldwin.................. 1998 Ed Herriott (13).................. 1999 Justin Marino (13)........ 2001-03 Rion Listhrop (26)............... 2005 John Jackson................ 2006-07 Erik Frund.......................... 2008 Evan Taylor (13).................. 2010

Ed Sanchez........................ 1994 Adam Thermann........... 1995-98 William Weathers (55)......... 2000 Marc Anderson................... 2002 Anthony Rada............... 2005-06 Jonathan Krepps........... 2008-11 Anthony Lucian................... 2014

Doug Ahlum................. 1994-95 Abu Sesay (66).................. 1997 Chris Young (72)....... 1999-2001 Clifton Jean-Jacques..... 2002-05

#41

Adam Kmetz....................... 1994 Vincent Romo........... 2003, 2005 Mark Szymanski (32).......... 2006 Vince Volpe........................ 2007 Steve Mitchell.............. 2009-12 Zack Zamiska..................... 2014

Harry Leber........................ 1998 Dustin Holt (44).................. 2002 Moises Hernandez (5)... 2003-04 Anthony Caperelli.......... 2008-11 #42

Brian Gehrig....................... 1995 Archie Wannamaker...... 1996-98 Vince Magnone............. 2004-06 Dan Mignogna.............. 2011-12 Ben Line............................ 2014 #43

John Rochford.............. 1994-97 Michael Schlaepfer....... 2002-04 Jacob DaGrava............. 2006-08 Kyle Cooper (44)................ 2009 Malik Johnson (8)............... 2010

#53

#54

Andy Dubinsky (47)....... 1996-98 Marlin Thrower.......... 1999-2001 Shola Fajemisin (18)..... 2002-03 Ray Gensler.................. 2004-06 Todd-Jamal Waters.............. 2013 #55

Jack Whaley................. 1994-97 William Weathers (52)... 2001-03 James Murphy.............. 2007-09 Mark Centofanti............ 2011-12

#44

#56

Piante Crew........................ 1994 Mo Baptiste................. 1996-97 Dustin Holt (41).................. 2003 Chad Wengert............... 2004-07 Nick Groat (32).................. 2009 Kyle Cooper (43)...... 2011, 2013

Eugene Wright.................... 1996 Anthony Berger............. 2001-02 Adam Lawrence (33, 8)....... 2006 Ryan Nearhoof............. 2007-10 Andrew Douglass.......... 2011-12 Austin Trgovcich.................. 2014

#45 *

#57

Tim Hall....................... 1994-95

Mark Cuda (97).................. 1995 Brice Fritts............... 1999-2001 Rinaldo Policicchio.............. 2003 Ian Margerum............... 2006-08 Brian Bevilacqua........... 2009-11 Mike Neilson...................... 2012 Collier Smith...................... 2014

#46

Todd Geissler................ 1994-96 Doug Brandow.................... 1998 Andy Gill.................. 1999-2001 Jordan Potter...................... 2007 John Melnick...................... 2011 T.J. Matrascia..................... 2013 Joseph Uhatafe.................. 2014 #47

Andy Dubinsky (54)............. 1995 Parrish Johnson.................. 1997 Reggie Chambers...... 1998-2001 Matt Daniel........................ 2002 Jordan Howard............. 2004-07 Connor Shennan................. 2013 #48

John O’Connell............. 1995-98 James Noel.................. 2002-05 Matthew Fox................. 2012-13 Davone Swain.................... 2014 #49

Marcus McCaleb................. 1995 Elias Navarro (51)............... 2007 Nick England................ 2008-10 Luke Mueller................ 2012-14 #50

Nate List...................... 1994-97 Jonathan LeDonne (8)......... 2001 Jimmy Masson (31)............ 2013 Gerald Ferguson................. 2014 #51

Matt Mihalyi....................... 2001 John Stanley...................... 2003 Elias Navarro (49)......... 2008-10 R.J. Cook (64).............. 2012-13

#58

Pat Stage..................... 1995-96 Craig Herlan............. 1998-2000 Louis St. Felix............... 2002-04 Robert Williams............ 2008-10 Jake Tkach......................... 2014

#64

Darrick Godbott.................. 1995 Robin Cole, Jr............... 1996-99 John Meerdo................ 2000-03 Edgar Hunt................... 2006-07 R.J. Cook (51).............. 2009-10

#66

Abu Sesay (63).................. 1998 Kevin Wachhaus........... 2000-03 John Steilner................ 2004-07 Nate Hargraves............. 2011-12 #67

Mark Baldino................ 1994-96 Chris Roberts (98)........ 2008-09 Luke Sweeney.............. 2011-13 #68

Eric Hendershot............ 1995-98 Josh Gibson....................... 2003 A.J. Dalton (70, 76)............ 2010 Nick Faraci................... 2012-14

Mike Melynk................. 1997-98 Greg Harteis................. 2003-05 Ian Milanak (31)................. 2006 Zac Bennett....................... 2013 #60

Dwayne Smith.................... 1994 Brian Murphy...................... 1996 Ini Bassey.......................... 1998 Carlos Andrade (70)............ 2007 Alex Kirsch......................... 2012 #61

Aaron Doolittle.................... 1994 Deodis Powell............... 1995-96 Trevor Lang........................ 1997 Mark Leyenaar.......... 1998-2001 Babafemi Odumeru....... 2003-04 Shannon Smoot........... 2006-08 Chris Thompkins (95).......... 2010 Dylan Knight....................... 2014 #62

Mike Stosic........................ 1997 Adam Sauers (97).... 1999-2000 Lawrence Tolson................. 2002 Tyler DeChellis.................... 2007

#77

#90

Brian Karavish.................... 1994 Carl Crennel................. 1995-96 Michael Grell...................... 1997 Charles Jones..................... 2002 Michael Crandle............ 2003-05 Gavin Marshall.............. 2008-10 Forrest Mason.............. 2012-14

#78

Odist Felder.................. 1994-97 Dan Zimmerman................. 2000 Jason Edwards.................... 2001 #79

Brian Cleary................. 1994-97 Gus Alonso................... 2003-06 #80

Tom Carchedi..................... 1995 Opio Gary (89).......... 1999-2000 Rob Meyer................... 2003-05 Chris Molnar....................... 2007 #81

Eric Dudek......................... 1994 Brent Hockenberry........ 2000-01 Chris Kozak.................. 2007-08 D.J. Zalewski................ 2009-10 D.J. Pearson....................... 2013 Justin Kempka.................... 2014 #82

Joe Parlette (92)................. 1995 Jon Consoli........................ 2005 Brad Rodgers............... 2008-11 Henry Jartu (97)................. 2014

Tim Matthews (84)............. 1997 Thomas Grow..................... 1999 Ricky Daldo.................. 2001-03 Julian Ellison...................... 2007 Andrew Smith............... 2010-13

#70

#83

Jon Bealles........................ 1994 Kevin Neill.................... 1995-96 Phil Rossomando (72)......... 2001 Colyn Haugh (73)............... 2004 Bill Romango...................... 2007 Carlos Andrade (60)...... 2008-10 A.J. Dalton (68, 76)...... 2011-12

Paul Speier.................. 1996-98 Tyjuan Massey.............. 2002-05 Quinton Pirl........................ 2012 Chris Rivers, Jr.................... 2013

#69

#71

Scott Remaley.................... 1994 Justin Martin................ 1996-98 Joel Travitz................... 2004-05 Jon Hill........................ 2012-14 Mike Horgos....................... 1996 Chris Young (63)................. 1998 Phil Rossomando (70)......... 2002 Matt Williams............... 2004-05 Logan Miles.................. 2008-11 Josh Thiel..................... 2013-14

#74

Isaiah Hollins...................... 1995 Shawn George.................... 1999 Andre Sanders.......... 2003, 2005 Vince Mongelluzzo (36). 2011-13 #75 *

Hank Fraley.................. 1997-99 #76

Pat Lines............................ 1994 Pat Linberg............... 1998-2001 Joe Setticase............... 2006-08 Chris Setticase................... 2011 A.J. Dalton (68, 70)............ 2013

#92

Joe Parlette (69)........... 1996-97 Mike Rosatone......... 1999-2000 Kelvern Grant............... 2005-07 Nick Schirtzinger (12).... 2008-10 Ryan Lewis......................... 2014 #93

Mike Cortes.................. 1994-96 Brandon Martin.................. 2006 Farren Mason............... 2009-12 #94

Billie Jones................... 1996-97 Ron Blue............................ 2002 Regis Flowers (86).............. 2006 Michael Lovely.............. 2009-10 A.J. Holderman (31, 77). 2012-13 #95

Matt Grayson............ 1998-2001 Sean Crisman..................... 2002 Ryan Catley........................ 2008 Chris Thompkins (61).... 2011-13 Steven Fiadewornu............. 2014 #96

Brian Quaranta................... 1994 Ken Pingatore..................... 2003 Eric Jewell.................... 2005-07 Cory Nolton.................. 2010-11

#85

Gary Gregory................ 1995-98 Rob Quaranta............... 2001-02 Michael Rogers (10)........... 2005 #86

Jason Spencer.............. 1994-97 Isi Mataele......................... 2001 Donald Zalewski.................. 2003 Jarvis Powers................ 2004-06 Regis Flowers (94)........ 2007-08 #87

Dwan Walker...................... 1997 Ryan Fulmer............. 1999-2000 Stephen McNair........... 2001-02 Paul Evans................... 2010-12 Jordan Blackmon................ 2014 #88

Justin Starr........................ 1994 Jason Tomaszewski....... 1996-98 Dean Jackson..................... 2000 Jeremy Wise................. 2002-05 Frankie Probst.................... 2006 Tyler Digby................... 2011-13 #89

Opio Gary (80).................... 1998 Tim Donnelly...................... 1999 Alan Ruperto...................... 2002 Sean McElhinny.................. 2007

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#91

Darnell Gardener................ 1996 Brad Kirit................. 1997-2000 Alex Wilson.................. 2001-03 Scott Schade............... 2005-06 Nolan Nearhoof............ 2009-12 Collin Giesey...................... 2014

#84

Anthony West..................... 1996 Tim Matthews (82)............. 1998 Sherrod Evers..... 2006, 2008-09 Alex Caratelli...................... 2013

#73

Jeff Munoz................... 1995-96 Scott Konchek.......... 1999-2002 Colyn Haugh (70)......... 2005-06 Sam Miller.... 2008-09, 2011-12

D.J. Hayes (18).................. 2012

Keith Stewart............... 1994-97 Bryan Mullins............... 2005-06 Corey Konycki............... 2007-10 A.J. Holderman (31, 94)...... 2011 Max Robertson............. 2012-14

#65

Dave Coleman.................... 2007

#72

#59

Blake Chambliss................. 2014

#97

Mark Cuda (57).................. 1994 Paul Leonard...................... 1996 Jeff Stingi........................... 1997 Adam Sauers (62).............. 1998 Andy Walton................. 2006-08 Henry Jartu (69)................. 2012 #98

Jason Henley................ 1994-95 Murray Poole............ 1996-2000 Eric Fontana....................... 2002 Matt Brunck (39).......... 2005-06 Mike Burkett................ 2007-09 Chris Roberts (67).............. 2010 Grant Lanza........................ 2014 #99

John Bose.......................... 1994 Chris Riley................ 1999-2001 Jason Forrest................ 2002-05 Richard Nagy................ 2006-07 Connor Sullivan............ 2010-12 Max Onyenwe..................... 2014 * retired jersey

Year-by-Year Offense & Defense OFFENSE First Rush Pass Total Year Plays Downs Yards Yards Yards

Points

1994 551 135 1,518 1,731 3,249 240 1995 652 176 1,869 1,518 3,387 270 1996 681 192 2,013 1,649 3,662 318 1997 716 195 2,001 1,837 3,838 306 1998 643 183 1,873 1,827 3,700 294 1999 672 206 1,707 2,152 3,859 328 2000 676 208 1,836 1,936 3,772 365 2001 604 197 1,574 2,126 3,700 310 2002 638 135 620 1,855 2,475 128 2003 677 173 1,183 2,067 3,250 246 2004

802

215 1,272 2,608 3,880 277

2005 672 168 1,184 2,197 3,381 243 2006 685 173 993 2,105 3,098 234

DEFENSE

2007 621 144 814 1,866 2,680 177

First Rush Pass Total Year Plays Downs Yards Yards Yards

2008 669 190 1,346 2,281 3,627 254

Points

2009 698 162 1,371 1,612 2,983 214

1994 631 158 1,656 1,116 2,772 154

2010 703 209 2,021 1,920 3,941 313

1995 657 144 1,358 1,403 2,761 159

2011 717 192 1,194 1,921 3,115 210

1996 745 186 1,274 1,701 2,975 142

2012 666 175 1,436 1,897 3,333 202

1997 713 175 1,562 1,783 3,345 193

2013 710 180 1,227 1,998 3,225 240

1998 673 188 1,828 1,534 3,362 201

2014 749 156 946 1,647 2,593 109

1999 633 156 1,473 1,322 2,795 156 2000 621 149 1,487 1,329 2,816 140 2001 591 163 1,708 1,500 3,208 219 2002 619 143 1,733 909 2,616 227 2003

618 150 1,161 1,740 2,901 219

2004 690 171 1,359 1,823 3,182 213 2005 720 197 1,288 2,607 3,895 256 2006 650 143

1,098 1,414 2,512 161

2007 736 197 2,088 1,442 3,530 231 2008 772 215 1,803 1,999 3,802 251 2009 718 172 1,440 1,599 3,039 193 2010 698 183 1,252 2,187 3,439 226 2011 699 189 1,686 2,177 3,863 307 2012 737 216 1,761 2,365 4,126 293 2013 747 184 1,653 2,056 3,709 262 2014 795 229 2,542 2,081 4,623 377 Note: school records in bold.

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Year-by-Year NEC Rankings

OFFENSE

Year

First Downs Rush Offense

Pass Offense Scoring Offense Total Offense

1996 (5 teams)

192 (2nd)

183.0 (2nd)

149.9 (4th)

28.9 (1st)

332.9 (4th)

1997 (5 teams)

195 (2nd)

181.0 (4th)

167.0 (4th)

27.8 (2nd)

348.0 (4th)

1998 (6 teams)

204 (2nd)

187.1 (2nd)

182.7 (3rd)

29.4 (3rd)

369.8 (3rd)

1999 (8 teams)

206 (1st)

170.7 (4th)

215.2 (2nd)

32.8 (2nd)

385.9 (3rd)

2000 (9 teams)

208 (1st)

183.6 (3rd)

193.6 (2nd)

36.5 (1st)

377.2 (1st)

2001 (9 teams)

197 (2nd)

174.9 (2nd)

236.2 (2nd)

34.4 (2nd)

411.1 (1st) 247.5 (5th)

2002 (8 teams)

135 (7th)

62.0 (8th)

185.5 (1st)

12.8 (5th)

2003 (8 teams)

173 (6th)

118.3 (7th)

206.7 (1st)

24.6 (4th)

325.0 (3rd)

2004 (8 teams)

215 (1st)

115.6 (6th)

237.1 (2nd)

25.2 (4th)

352.7 (2nd)

2005 (8 teams)

168 (7th)

118.4 (5th)

219.7 (5th)

24.3 (5th)

338.1 (5th)

2006 (8 teams)

173 (5th)

90.3 (7th)

191.4 (3rd)

21.3 (4th)

281.6 (5th) 268.0 (7th)

2007 (7 teams)

144 (7th)

81.4 (7th)

186.6 (4th)

17.7 (7th)

2008 (8 teams)

190 (5th)

122.4 (5th)

207.4 (3rd)

23.1 (5th)

329.7 (5th)

2009 (9 teams)

162 (8th)

124.6 (7th)

146.5 (8th)

19.5 (6th)

271.2 (8th)

2010 (9 teams)

209 (4th)

183.7 (2nd)

174.5 (6th)

28.5 (3rd)

358.3 (5th)

2011 (9 teams)

192 (7th)

108.5 (8th)

174.6 (7th)

19.1 (9th)

283.2 (8th)

2012 (9 teams)

175 (9th)

130.5 (7th)

172.5 (5th)

18.4 (8th)

303.0 (8th)

2013 (7 teams)

180 (6th)

111.5 (6th)

181.6 (4th)

21.8 (5th)

293.2 (5th)

2014 (7 teams)

156 (7th)

86.0 (7th)

149.7 (5th)

9.9 (7th)

235.7 (7th)

DEFENSE

Year

SPECIAL TEAMS

1996 (5 teams)

First Downs Rush Defense

Pass Defense Scoring Defense Total Defense

1996 (5 teams)

186 (3rd)

109.2 (1st)

88.0 (1st)

12.9 (1st)

258.5 (1st)

1997 (5 teams)

175 (3rd)

142.2 (2nd)

162.1 (1st)

17.4 (1st)

304.3 (2nd)

1998 (6 teams)

188 (4th)

182.8 (4th)

153.4 (2nd)

20.1 (1st)

336.2 (4th)

1999 (8 teams)

156 (1st)

147.3 (3rd)

132.2 (1st)

15.6 (1st)

279.5 (2nd)

2000 (9 teams)

149 (2nd)

148.7 (6th)

132.9 (3rd)

14.0 (2nd)

281.6 (5th)

2001 (9 teams)

163 (5th)

189.8 (8th)

166.7 (4th)

24.3 (4th)

356.4 (7th)

2002 (8 teams)

143 (3rd)

170.7 (7th)

90.9 (1st)

22.7 (6th)

261.6 (5th)

2003 (8 teams)

150 (1st)

116.1 (3rd)

174.0 (4th)

21.9 (4th)

290.1 (3rd)

2004 (8 teams)

171 (1st)

123.5 (2nd)

165.7 (2nd)

19.4 (3rd)

289.3 (1st)

2005 (8 teams)

197 (4th)

128.8 (5th)

260.7 (7th)

25.6 (5th)

389.5 (7th)

2006 (8 teams)

143 (1st)

99.8 (2nd)

128.5 (1st)

14.6 (3rd)

228.4 (1st)

2007 (7 teams)

197 (5th)

208.8 (7th)

144.2 (1st)

23.1 (3rd)

353.0 (4th)

2008 (8 teams)

215 (8th)

163.9 (6th)

181.7 (3rd)

22.8 (4th)

345.6 (4th)

2009 (9 teams)

172 (1st)

130.9 (2nd)

145.4 (3rd)

17.5 (2nd)

276.3 (1st)

2010 (9 teams)

183 (1st)

113.8 (1st)

198.8 (6th)

20.5 (1st)

312.6 (1st)

2011 (9 teams)

189 (2nd)

153.3 (5th)

197.9 (5th)

27.9 (6th)

351.2 (5th)

2012 (9 teams)

216 (5th)

160.1 (4th)

215.0 (6th)

26.6 (5th)

375.1 (4th)

2013 (7 teams)

184 (T-1st)

150.3 (5th)

186.9 (2nd)

23.8 (4th)

337.2 (4th)

2014 (7 teams)

229 (7th)

231.1 (7th)

189.2 (5th)

34.3 (7th)

420.3 (7th)

KO Ret Avg.

Punt Ret Avg.

Punting

FG Pct.

PAT Pct.

22.1 (2nd)

10.8 (1st)

34.6 (1st)

.500 (3rd)

.878 (2nd)

1997 (5 teams)

25.9 (1st)

9.7 (1st)

35.0 (1st)

.900 (1st)

.818 (3rd)

1998 (6 teams)

20.6 (3rd)

11.0 (1st)

39.2 (1st)

.667 (T-1st)

.919 (2nd)

1999 (8 teams)

18.0 (3rd)

11.8 (1st)

29.8 (7th)

.571 (4th)

.974 (1st)

2000 (9 teams)

20.8 (3rd)

12.2 (2nd)

28.9 (7th)

.733 (1st)

.909 (3rd)

2001 (9 teams)

20.8 (2nd)

7.4 (7th)

27.5 (6th)

.600 (6th)

.944 (1st)

2002 (8 teams)

16.0 (7th)

8.0 (6th)

26.6 (8th)

.100 (8th)

.867 (5th)

2003 (8 teams)

20.4 (4th)

8.5 (3rd)

28.6 (6th)

.538 (5th)

.806 (7th)

2004 (8 teams)

22.1 (2nd)

10.1 (4th)

31.5 (5th)

.812 (1st)

.938 (5th)

2005 (8 teams)

22.1 (2nd)

9.7 (1st)

34.3 (4th)

.556 (6th)

.933 (4th)

2006 (8 teams)

19.6 (2nd)

6.9 (7th)

29.2 (7th)

.500 (6th)

1.000 (1st)

2007 (7 teams)

16.3 (7th)

13.7 (2nd)

36.2 (3rd)

.818 (2nd)

.857 (6th)

2008 (8 teams)

19.5 (4th)

2.9 (8th)

34.6 (3rd)

.444 (8th)

.933 (4th)

2009 (9 teams)

19.6 (5th)

8.3 (3rd)

33.8 (2nd)

.778 (4th)

.880 (7th)

2010 (9 teams)

18.6 (6th)

11.5 (2nd)

36.3 (1st)

.571 (T-6th)

.953 (5th)

2011 (9 teams)

21.2 (1st)

4.0 (8th)

31.2 (5th)

.800 (T-2nd)

.880 (9th)

2012 (9 teams)

17.3 (8th)

5.4 (8th)

32.9 (3rd)

.636 (7th)

.913 (9th)

2013 (7 teams)

15.4 (7th)

15.4 (1st)

33.8 (1st)

.529 (7th)

.893 (6th)

2014 (7 teams)

16.8 (6th)

9.7 (3rd)

32.3 (4th)

.667 (3rd)

.750 (7th)

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Year-by-Year Leaders Rushing Year

Name

Att.

Yards

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Tim Hall............................ 154 Tim Hall............................ 239* Archie Wannamaker........... 90 Archie Wannamaker........... 198 Archie Wannamaker........... 139 Donald Dorsey.................. 181 Sam Dorsett..................... 217 Sam Dorsett..................... 195 Develand Campbell............ 104 Sam Dorsett..................... 228 Devin Wilson..................... 173 Devin Wilson..................... 176 Brian Harden.................... 126 Myles Russ....................... 155 Myles Russ....................... 215 Myles Russ....................... 212 Myles Russ....................... 236 Deontae Howard............... 98 Evan Taylor....................... 183 Deontae Howard............... 147 Rameses Owens................ 128

1,336 1,572* 735 976 751 1,070 1,219 1,166 406 1,064 703 743 399 594 1,255 1,059 1,363 386 847 582 562

Avg. TD

Long

8.7* 6.6 8.2 4.9 5.4 5.9 5.6 6.0 3.9 4.7 4.1 4.2 3.2 3.8 5.8 5.0 5.8 3.9 4.6 4.0 4.4

95t 82t 70 40 85t 67t 50t 36t 79 77t 33 48t 41 57 68t 60t 53 23 65 33 39

Year

Name

No.

Yards

Avg. TD

Long

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Robert Frazier.................... 28 Drew Dorsey..................... 33 Fred Parker....................... 30 DeLonte Perkins................ 31 Fred Parker....................... 31 J.T. Kirk............................ 38 Opio Gary......................... 35 Brent Hockenberry............. 39 Rupert Rickards................. 30 Rupert Rickards................. 33 Tyjuan Massey.................. 43 Tyjuan Massey.................. 39 Jarvis Powers.................... 31 Alvin Hill........................... 35 Sherrod Evers................... 34 Sherrod Evers................... 47 Shadrae King.................... 43 Shadrae King.................... 51 Donte Jeter....................... 37 Duane Mitchell.................. 52 Duane Mitchell.................. 54*

382 407 512 507 540 634 514 661 395 415 763 899* 421 521 506 668 531 524 631 867 544

13.6 7 12.3 4 17.1 6 16.4 6 17.4 6 16.7 7 14.7 7 16.9 6 13.2 2 12.6 3 17.7 7 23.1* 10* 12.6 5 14.9 3 14.9 4 14.2 6 12.3 7 10.3 5 17.1 5 16.7 7 10.1 4

47 37 59 43 40t 94t 55t 67t 27t 36 93t 79t 65t 50 56 55t 35t 31 77t 67t 42

11 16* 8 7 5 9 9 10 2 6 5 9 1 3 6 2 10 1 0 4 2

Deontae Howard

Receiving Yards

Receptions

Alvin Hill

Brian Harden

Year

Name

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Tim Hall............................ 460 28 17.7 3 79t Drew Dorsey..................... 407 33 12.3 4 37 Fred Parker....................... 512 30 17.1 6 59 DeLonte Perkins................ 507 31 16.4 6 43 Fred Parker....................... 540 31 17.4 6 40t J.T. Kirk............................ 634 38 16.7 7 94t Brent Hockenberry............. 624 34 18.4 8 65t Brent Hockenberry............. 661 39 16.9 6 67t Robb Butler...................... 459 29 15.8 0 68 Tyjuan Massey.................. 457 30 15.2 4 71t Tyjuan Massey.................. 763 43 17.7 7 93t Tyjuan Massey.................. 899* 39 23.1* 10* 79t Jarvis Powers.................... 421 31 12.6 5 65t Alvin Hill........................... 521 35 14.9 3 50 James Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Quinn.................. 622 27 23.0 6 81t Sherrod Evers................... 668 47 14.2 6 60t Shadrae King.................... 531 43 12.3 7 35t Shadrae King.................... 524 51 10.3 5 31 Donte Jeter....................... 631 37 17.1 5 77t Duane Mitchell.................. 867 52 16.7 7 67t Duane Mitchell.................. 544 54* 10.1 4 42

Yards Rec.

Avg. TD

Long

Year

Name

Passing 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Jarvis Powers

Jake Newman............. 225 Jake Newman............. 146 Jake Newman............. 208 Jake Newman............. 254 Tim Levcik.................. 241 Tim Levcik.................. 195 Tim Levcik.................. 267 Tim Levcik.................. 267 Shawn Martin............. 168 Drew Geyer................. 193 Drew Geyer................. 361* Drew Geyer................. 208 Erik Cwalinski.............. 270 Erik Cwalinski.............. 272 Erik Cwalinski.............. 291 Jeff Sinclair................. 145 Jeff Sinclair................. 257 Jeff Sinclair................. 232 Jeff Sinclair................. 242 Paul Jones.................. 261 Derik Abbott................ 119

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Att.

Cmp. Yards Pct. TD Long

117 71 112 126 133 110 142 152 83 101 167* 108 157 135 144 78 128 116 122 122 68

1,723 52.0 911 48.6 1,420 53.8 1,717 49.6 1,726 55.2 1,461 56.4 1,925 53.2 2,110 56.9 1,195 49.4 1,451 52.3 2,601* 51.8 1,468 51.9 2,066 58.1 1,838 49.6 2,206 49.5 828 53.8 1,920 49.8 1,373 50.0 1,710 50.4 1,651 46.7 804 57.1

17 79t 10 68 17 59 20 56 19 94t 14 44t 21 65t 22* 67t 5 74t 10 75t 20 93t 15 74t 19 65t 12 62t 18 81t 9 53t 22* 67t 11 54 15 77t 15 67t 7 42

All-Purpose Year

Name

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Tim Hall...................... 1,336 Tim Hall...................... 1,572 Archie Wannamaker..... 735 Archie Wannamaker..... 976 Donald Dorsey............ 604 Donald Dorsey............ 1,070 Sam Dorsett............... 1,219 Sam Dorsett............... 1,166 Stephen McNair.......... 4 Sam Dorsett............... 1,064 Dante Settles.............. 61 Tyjuan Massey............ 51 Mario Hines................ 21 Mario Hines................ 14 Myles Russ................. 1,255 Myles Russ................. 1,059 Myles Russ................. 1,363 Anthony Coleman........ 0 Evan Taylor................. 847 Duane Mitchell............ 27 Rameses Owens.......... 562

Rush Rec.

KOR IR

Yards

460 0 0 0 1,796 333 0 0 0 1,905* 11 76 225 0 1,047 184 16 131 0 1,307 99 0 328 0 1,031 205 2 168 0 1,445 107 0 0 0 1,326 87 0 0 0 1,253 450 76 288 0 818 45 0 0 0 1,109 346 264 464 0 1,135 899 133 615 0 1,698 341 203 490 0 1,055 456 277 441 0 1,188 83 0 0 0 1,338 106 0 0 0 1,165 132 0 0 0 1,495 399 85 952 0 1,436 35 71 0 0 953 867 0 0 0 894 44 0 0 0 606

Kickoff Returns (Yardage Leaders)

Scoring Year

Name

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Tim Hall...................................... Tim Hall...................................... Archie Wannamaker..................... Fred Parker................................. Jeff Carlo.................................... Jeff Carlo.................................... Jeff Carlo.................................... Sam Dorsett............................... Stephen McNair.......................... Develand Campbell...................... Nathan DiLorenzo........................ Nathan DiLorenzo........................ Devin Wilson............................... Nate DiLorenzo........................... Michael Walser............................ Garrett Clawson........................... Garrett Clawson........................... Myles Russ................................. Greg Langer................................ Greg Langer................................ Duane Mitchell............................ Hunter Khaleghi..........................

Garrett Clawson

Pos.

RB RB RB WR PK PK PK RB WR RB PK PK RB PK PK PK PK RB PK PK WR PK

Pts

88 120* 56 48 51 74 73 66 18 18 39 69 68 42 45 40 64 66 58 42 42 27

Chris Kozak

Anthony Coleman

How Scored

14 TD; 2 PAT 20 TD 9 TD; 1 PAT 8 TD 6 FG; 33 PAT 12 FG; 38 PAT 11 FG; 40 PAT 11 TD 3 TD 3 TD 6 FG; 21 PAT 13 FG; 30 PAT 11 TD; 1 PAT 4 FG; 30 PAT 9 FG; 18 PAT 4 FG; 28 PAT 14 FG; 22 PAT 11 TD 12 FG; 22 PAT 7 FG; 21 PAT 7 TD 6 FG; 9 PAT

Year

Name

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Jeff Cohn.......................... 10 Jeff Cohn.......................... 11 Archie Wannamaker........... 8 Antoine Lee...................... 9 Donald Dorsey.................. 13 Antoine Lee...................... 13 Opio Gary......................... 14 Corey Oaks....................... 14 Stephen McNair................ 13 Tyjuan Massey.................. 14 Dante Settles.................... 18 Tyjuan Massey.................. 20 Mario Hines...................... 20 Mario Hines...................... 22 James O’Quinn.................. 14 Anthony Coleman.............. 27 Anthony Coleman.............. 34 Anthony Coleman.............. 41* Brian Jones....................... 33 Andy Smigiera................... 16 Warren Fields.................... 20

No.

Year

Name

Yards

219 258 225 271 328 227 369 296 288 353 464 615 490 441 320 240 708 952* 547 252 374

Avg. TD

21.9 23.5 37.5* 30.1 25.2 17.5 26.4 21.1 22.2 25.2 25.8 30.8 24.5 20.0 22.9 20.3 20.8 23.2 16.6 15.8 18.7

0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Long

38 32 85t 93t 58 26 75 30 49 94t 64 70 59 53 64 58 33 49 34 35 27

Punt Returns (Yardage Leaders) 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Michael Walser

No.

Brian Dunn....................... 13 Brian Dunn....................... 17 Brian Dunn....................... 19 Brian Dunn....................... 25 Nick Downs...................... 11 Nick Downs...................... 14 Nick Downs...................... 18 Corey Oaks....................... 6 Corey Oaks....................... 12 Tyjuan Massey.................. 17 Dante Settles.................... 18 Tyjuan Massey.................. 17 Mario Hines...................... 28* Mario Hines...................... 17 Chris Kozak....................... 14 Anthony Coleman.............. 28* Evan Taylor....................... 13 Anthony Coleman.............. 20 Evan Taylor....................... 14 Antwan Eddie.................... 27 Antwan Eddie.................... 15

Yards

130 112 212 245 173 120 229 60 90 134 264 133 203 277 45 240 199 85 71 405* 144

Avg. TD

Long

10.0 6.6 11.2 9.8 15.7 8.6 12.7 6.7 7.5 7.9 14.7 7.8 7.2 16.3* 3.2 8.6 15.3 4.2 5.1 15.0 9.6

22 29 28 43 31 32 36 20 34 24 56t 54 48t 52 22 37 37 30 16 88t 44

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

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Punting Year

Name

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Jon Mihalik....................... 42 1,510 Chris Longo...................... 56 1,863 Chris Longo...................... 45 1,653 Chris Longo...................... 44 1,746 Chris Longo...................... 38 1,579 Michael Schmitt................ 21 670 Jeff Carlo.......................... 20 732 Jeff Carlo.......................... 31 1,082 Michael Schlaepfer............ 60 2,240 Michael Schlaepfer............ 56 1,858 Michael Schlaepfer............ 54 1,926 Michael Walser.................. 38 1,328 Michael Walser.................. 52 1,751 Nick Schirtzinger............... 61 2,524 Nick Schirtzinger............... 53 2,125 Nick Schirtzinger............... 63 2,468 Nick Schirtzinger............... 53 2,173 Tony LaMancusa................ 58 2,022 Tony LaMancusa................ 66 2,511 Tony LaMancusa................ 61 2,359 Tony LaMancusa................ 75* 2,704*

No.

Yards

Avg. I20

Year

Name

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Piante Crew................................... 39 Mike Cortes................................... 30 Nate List....................................... 40 John O’Connell............................... 57* John O’Connell............................... 39 Ray Thomas................................... 35 Ray Thomas................................... 35 Reggie Chambers........................... 52 James Noel.................................... 50 James Noel.................................... 37 James Noel.................................... 51 James Noel.................................... 41 Jeff Rommes.................................. 34 Chad Wengert................................ 43 Alex DiMichele............................... 45 Alex DiMichele............................... 50 Alex DiMichele............................... 45 Cameron Chadwick......................... 32 Mike Cook..................................... 22 Mike Cook..................................... 34 Jake Tkach.................................... 34

36.0 33.3 36.7 39.7 41.6* 31.9 36.6 34.9 37.3 33.2 35.7 34.9 33.7 41.4 40.1 39.2 41.0 34.9 38.0 38.7 36.1

Long

0 0 3 12 6 3 3 8 7 16 15 8 12 16 9 21* 18 6 12 19 15

68 56 59 77 66 56 53 62 62 71 66 61 57 69 60 74 66 49 53 63 63

Asst. Total

Avg.

Mark Szymanski

Interceptions

Tackles

Cameron Chadwick

Solo

Rolf Bathold

39 78 8.7 42 72 7.2 49 89 8.1 40 97 8.8 41 80 8.0 36 71 7.1 45 80 8.0 56 108 12.0* 58 108 10.8 70 107 10.7 64 115 10.5 66 107 10.7 41 75 6.8 69 112 11.2 71 116 11.6 59 109 9.9 60 105 9.5 48 80 7.3 66 88 8.0 83* 117* 10.6 50 84 7.6

Year

Name

No.

Yards

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Piante Crew...................... 5 Nate List.......................... 5 Brian Dunn....................... 4 Brian Dunn....................... 7* Derry Williams................... 3 Nick Downs...................... 5 Nick Downs...................... 7* Corey Oaks....................... 3 Corey Oaks....................... 7* Mike Niklos....................... 6 Josh Marino...................... 6 James Kazil....................... 3 Mike Niklos....................... 5 James Kazil....................... 3 Mike Niklos....................... 3 Michael Landers................ 5 Rolf Bathold...................... 3 Elias Navarro..................... 3 Michael Landers................ 5 Alex Tarr........................... 2 Marcelis Branch................ 3 Antwan Eddie.................... 3 David Taylor...................... 4

28 52 50 92 17 0 174 9 130 53 41 39 23 9 0 41 80 47 66 39 0 30 39

Year

Name

Avg. TD

5.6 10.4 12.5 13.1 5.7 0.0 24.9 3.0 18.6 8.8 6.8 13.0 4.6 3.0 0.0 8.2 26.7 15.7 13.2 19.5 0.0 10.0 9.8

0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Long

23 42t 37 37 17 3 58t 9 59t 28t 35 21 23 9 0 24 49 47 41 39 0 24 22

Sacks No. Yards TFL Yards

1994 Fred Manalac................................. 8 58 10 63 1995 Fred Manalac................................. 5 43 7 51 1996 John O’Connell............................... 7 44 10 63 1997 Jason Spencer............................... 11* 54 13 61 1998 Matt Grayson................................. 7.5 32 11 53 1999 Brad Kirit....................................... 7.5 54 12 66 2000 Brad Kirit....................................... 5 33 5 33 2001 Matt Grayson................................. 2.5 19 8.5 37 Jonathan LeDonne......................... 2.5 17 5.5 26 2002 Will Weathers................................. 5.5 34 12 43 2003 Babafemi Odumeru......................... 5 28 9 37 2004 Ray Gensler................................... 7.5 56 13 70 2005 James Noel.................................... 4.5 23 7.5 26 2006 Ray Gensler................................... 11* 89* 17.5 106* 2007 Mark Szymanski............................. 7 42 15 61 2008 Adam Lawrence.............................. 3.5 24 9 32 2009 Adam Lawrence.............................. 5.5 32 12.5 44 2010 Nolan Nearhoof.............................. 5.5 19 6 22 2011 Nolan Nearhoof.............................. 7.5 47 12.5 59 2012 Nolan Nearhoof.............................. 10.5 49 13.0 55 2013 A.J. Holderman.............................. 7 37 14.5 55 2014 Forrest Mason................................ 4 24 5.5 32

A.J. Holderman

* single-season school record

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All-Time Passing Statistics — 250 or more attempts — Name

Att.

Comp.

Pct.

Yards TD Int.

Long

Tim Levcik (1998-2001) 970

537

55.4

7,222

94t

Erik Cwalinski (2005-08) 913

478

52.4

6,839

81t

Drew Geyer (2002-05) 857

448

52.3

6,134

93t

Jeff Sinclair (2009-12) 876

444

50.7

5,831

77t

Jake Newman (1994-97) 853

426

51.1

5,771

79t

Paul Jones (2013) 261

122

46.7

1,651

67t

— 50-249 attempts — Name

Tim Levcik

Att.

Comp.

Pct.

Yards TD Int.

Long

Shawn Martin (1999-2002) 168

49.4

1,195

74t

Derik Abbott (2012 - ) 121

56.2

804

Steve Tryon (1999) 64

57.8

691

94t

Luke Brumbaugh (2014 - ) 166

50.0

672

Andy Scruggs (1994-95) 102

49.0

615

40t

Camdin Crouse (2006-10) 82

54.9

562

Rich Demaio (2000-03) 60

71.7

550

55t

Marcus Prather (2013 - ) 95

46.3

506

Matt Layman (2011-12) 85

50.6

452

Joe DeMaria (1995-98) 83

41.0

450

Desmond Brentley (2007-09) 56

53.6

341

55t

— Fewer than 50 attempts — Name

Erik Cwalinski

Jake Newman

Drew Geyer

Jeff Sinclair

Att.

Comp.

Pct.

Yards TD Int.

Long

Tyler Forbes (2010-11) 48

41.7

283

Shaun Abkarian (2003-04) 15

26.7

Brad Stiscak (2001-02)

40.0

Joe DeSanzo (2006)

50.0

Sam Dorsett (1999-2003)

50.0

16t

Develand Campbell (2002)

100.0

14t

Joe Carroll (2014 - )

44.4

Allen Mangus (1999-2000)

50.0

Jason Hohensee (2004-05)

100.0

Brent Marstellar (2000)

25.0

Ron Ball (2003-07)

28.6

Paul Speier (1994-97)

100.0

Aaron Smetanka (2007-09)

0.0

Raphael Johnson (2006-10)

0.0

Jon Mihalik (1994-97)

0.0

Scott Umberger (1996-98)

0.0

Dante Settles (2000-04)

0.0

Devin Wilson (2002-05)

0.0

Matt Brunck (2004-06)

0.0

Kevin Drakeford, Jr. (2003-06)

0.0

Michael Walser (2005-07)

0.0

Kyle McNeil (2009-10)

0.0

Note: Players bold active as of July 1, 2015

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All-Time Fourth Quarter & Overtime Game-Winning Drives A total of 12 quarterbacks in school history have led the Colonials on a game-winning scoring drive in the fourth quarter in the 21-year history of the program. Former quarterback Jeff Sinclair (2009-12) is tops in the category, having engineered seven game-winning drives in the fourth quarter during his career. Victories in which an RMU quarterback has rallied the Colonials from a fourth-quarter deficit or tie to win â&#x20AC;Ś JEFF SINCLAIR (7) Date

Opponent Score

Won Go-Ahead Score Drive

9/11/10

@ Sacred Heart

28-31

35-31

King 8-yard pass from Sinclair

9/18/10

#15 Liberty

16-20

30-23

Russ 12-yard run

10/1/11

@ Monmouth

17-20

23-17

9/29/12

Lafayette

28-28 (t)

31-28

10/20/12 Central Conn. State

23-31

11/3/12

10-13 6-17

Duquesne

11/10/12 @ Sacred Heart

Clock at end

Passing (Yds)

5-60 (0:35)

0:17

3-for-5 (60)

6-80 (0:57)