2014 IUP Football Media Guide by Ryan Rebholz

IUP FOOTBALL: A HISTORY OF SUCCESS • Record 151-34-1 (.815) in PSAC West, winning or

SUCCESS

sharing the division championship 20 times • Ranked in Top 20 in 26 of the last 30 seasons, including each year from 1984 - 2004; IUP

• Undefeated regular seasons in 1991 and 1993 • Reached Division II National Championship game in 1990 and 1993 • Finished the 1991 regular season ranked No. 1 in

5 2 2 A L L -T I M E W I N S

the nation • Earned 15 trips to Division II playoffs with six appearances in national semifinals • Selected Lambert/Meadowlands Cup recipient 11 times, with the last coming in 2012 • .666 win percentage is sixth highest in Division II history • 17th school in Division II history to reach 500 all-time wins; IUP’s 522 all-time wins are 16th all-time • Record of 255-80-2 (.759) in last 29 seasons • 74 players selected as All-Americans since 1968 • Have won at least 10 games in a season 10 different times

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

reached No. 1 in the country in 1991 and 1996

HISTORY OF SUCCESS ................................................. INSIDE FRONT COVER TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................................................................4 2014 QUICK FACTS ........................................................................................5 THE COVER PLAYERS OF 2014.......................................................................6 MEDIA INFORMATION ...................................................................................7 IUP FOOTBALL - KINGS OF THE WEST ...........................................................8 PENNSYLVANIA STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE .........................................9 2014 SEASON PREVIEW ......................................................................... 10-14 15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

NUMERICAL ROSTER .............................................................................. 15-16 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER ........................................................................ 17-18 ROSTER BREAKDOWN .................................................................................18 2014 OPPONENTS ........................................................................................19 COACHING STAFF & RETURNING STARTERS HEAD COACH CURT CIGNETTI .............................................................. 22-23 ASSISTANT COACHES............................................................................. 24-29 RETURNING STARTERS ........................................................................... 30-35 2013 YEAR IN REVIEW GAME REVIEWS ..................................................................................... 38-48 PSAC STANDINGS, NCAA PLAYOFFS ...........................................................49 IUP INDIVIDUAL, TEAM STATISTICS ....................................................... 50-58 IUP FOOTBALL HISTORY POSTSEASON HISTORY................................................................................54 PLAYOFF GAME SUMMARIES ................................................................. 55-59 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS ...................................................................... 60-62 ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS .................................................................61

CREDITS EDITORIAL

The 2014 IUP football media guide was created by the sports information office, including Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz and staff. Other informational assistance provided by IUP Head Coach Curt Cignetti, his coaching staff, NFL.com, the IUP compliance office and the sports information directors from opposing schools. Information on the residential revival project and the university was provided by the IUP communications department.

ALL-AMERICANS..........................................................................................63 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN ............................................................................ 64-68

PHOTOGRAPHY

IUP GAME RECORDS ...................................................................................69

Photography credits go to Anthony Shingler, Keith Boyer and Geoffrey Bolte. Other photographs were pulled from the IUP sports information and communications department archives as well as the Indiana Gazette. The pictures of IUP players in the NFL were supplied by the Buffalo Bills (Jim Haslett and Chris Villarrial), San Diego Chargers (Leander Jordan), Kansas City Chiefs (Kris Griffin), Baltimore Ravens (John Jones), Arizona Cardinals (LeRon McCoy), Jacksonville Jaguars (Akwasi Owusu-Ansah), Washington Redskins (Jim Haslett) and James D. Smith of the Dallas Cowboys (Akwasi Owusu-Ansah).

IUP SEASON RECORDS ........................................................................... 70-71 PLAYOFF RECORDS .....................................................................................71 IUP HIGHS AND LOWS .................................................................................72 OPPONENT HIGHS AND LOWS ....................................................................73 IUP RUSHING RECORDS...............................................................................74 IUP PASSING RECORDS........................................................................... 75-76 IUP RECEIVING RECORDS ...........................................................................77 IUP SCORING RECORDS ..............................................................................78 IUP DEFENSE AND SPECIAL TEAMS RECORDS............................................79 IUP IN THE NFL........................................................................................ 80-81 SPORTS MEDICINE ......................................................................................82 ABOUT IUP .............................................................................................. 83-85 FRANK CIGNETTI FIELD @ GEORGE P. MILLER STADIUM ............................... ....................................................................................... INSIDE BACK COVER 2014 SCHEDULE......................................................................... BACK COVER

PRINTING

The media guide was printed by the Print Center on the campus of IUP. Special thanks to Toni Linta and Kristin Williams.

ABOUT IUP Official Name of School ..................................................................Indiana University of Pennsylvania Founded ....................................................................................................................................... 1875 Enrollment ................................................................................................................................ 14,728 Nickname.................................................................................................................... Crimson Hawks Colors .....................................................................................................................Crimson and Gray President ...........................................................................................................Dr. Michael A. Driscoll ATHLETICS Mailing Address .................................................................................................. Kovalchick Complex .........................................................................................711 Pratt Drive, Suite 204, Indiana, PA 15705 Athletic Director...................................................................................................... Dr. Frank Condino Associate Athletic Director................................................................................................Steve Roach Sports Medicine (Football Contact) ............................................................................... Frank Trenney Business Officer ...........................................................................................................Lisa Bash-Ward Facilities Director .............................................................................................................Emily Briggs

National Affiliation .................................................................................................... NCAA Division II Conference ....................................Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC), Western Division Stadium (Capacity/Surface) .................................................. George P. Miller Stadium (6,000/A-Turf)

SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director ............................................................................................ Ryan Rebholz Office Phone ...................................................................................................................724-357-2747 Email Address ......................................................................................................... rrebholz@iup.edu Sports Information Assistant .......................................................................................... Katie Trenney Email Address ..................................................................................................K.L.Trenney3@iup.edu

CRIMSON HAWKS FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Head Coach ...................................................................................Curt Cignetti (West Virginia, 1982) IUP Record ................................................................................................................ 28-7, Three Years Overall Record ............................................................................................................................ Same Office Phone ...................................................................................................................724-357-2780 Best Time to Reach Coach Cignetti .......................................................................Weekday Mornings Assistants Defensive Coordinator/Safeties ................................................................................... Paul Tortorella Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks .............................................................................Tyler Haines Offensive Line ............................................................................................................. Mike Campolo Wide Receivers ...........................................................................................................Rod Rutherford Running Backs .................................................................................................................. Jim Chapin Special Teams/Defensive Ends ............................................................................... Bernie McQuown Defensive Line...............................................................................................................Bryant Haines Cornerbacks ................................................................................................................ Johnny Franco Assistant ....................................................................................................................... Jason Warning TEAM INFORMATION Basic Offense ..........................................................................................................................Multiple Basic Defense..........................................................................................................................Multiple Offensive Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................................................. 2/9 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................................................. 6/6 Specialist Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................................................. 2/0 HISTORY 2013 Overall Record........................................................................................................................9-2 2013 PSAC West Record/Finish ............................................................................................... 5-2/2nd First Year of Football (modern era) ............................................................................................... 1927 All-Time Football Record...................................................................... 522-256-23 (.666) (85 seasons) Years in Division II Playoffs........................................ 15 (1987-91, 1993-94, 1996, 1998-02, 2007, 2012) Years in Division II National Semifinals........................................................ 6 (1989-91, 1993-94, 1999) Years in Division II National Championship Game .............................................................. 1990, 1993 Last Postseason Opponents (2012) .............Defeated Shepherd (27-17), Defeated New Haven (17-14), ......................................................................................................Lost to Winston-Salem State (21-17) All-Time Division II Playoff Record .............................................................................................. 18-15

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Athletic Department Phone ............................................................................... 724-357-HAWK (4295) Ticket Office Phone .........................................................................................................724-357-5222 Athletic Department Fax .................................................................................................724-357-2754 Athletics Website ..............................................................................................www.IUPathletics.com

6 PLAYERS FEATURED ON COVERS IN 2014

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s version of the IUP FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE features six different players each receiving their own cover. A seventh cover features all six players together. All seven of those covers are included on this page: Row one, left to right - linebackers Alexander Berdahl and Dorian Lane. Row two, left to right - defensive back Jerell McFadden and defensive lineman Shane Meisner. Row three, left to right - offensive lineman Matthew Sasson and kicker Brett Ullman, and the cover featuring all six players.

MEDIA INFORMATION CREDENTIALS Credentials for IUP home games are issued to working media only and should be requested as early as possible. All credential requests should be directed to Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz at rrebholz@iup.edu with the subject “Credential Request.”

Each visiting opponent sports information director submits a list of attending media members. To get on that list, please inform the respective school’s sports information director prior to that week. MEDIA WILL CALL/ENTRANCE All media members must pick up credentials and enter at the George P. Miller Stadium Ticket Booth, which is open two hours prior to kickoff. The Ticket Booth is located on the East side of the stadium, in front of the main entrance (directly across from the Kovalchick Complex).

Head Coach Curt Cignetti devotes each Wednesday morning for office time with media members to discuss the upcoming game. For all other interview requests for Cignetti, please contact the Sports Information Office. Interviews with Cignetti and student-athletes are more open during postgame. Student-athletes are available outside of the locker room in Memorial Field House after the game and Cignetti will host media members in his office after he meets with the team in the locker room. There is no postgame press conference and no set times for the Cignetti conference. MEDIA SEATING Unfortunately, due to the size and layout of the press box at Miller Stadium, seating for the media is extremely limited and will be assigned on a priority basis.

Due to time contraints, visiting radio and television can pick up their credentials in the press box or from their respective sports information director.

VISITING RADIO BROADCAST The visiting radio crew has reserved seating on the upper level of the press box. A phone line will be made available for the two-person booth.

PARKING There are no parking passes for working media members. Instead, free parking for credentialed media is located in the Zink Lot, which is located on the Northwest corner of the stadium and can be reached from Maple Street. Please notify the parking attendants that you are working media for that game.

PHOTOGRAPHERS Still photographers and television cameramen will need a media credential to work from the field. Working areas are at any location on the field outside of the designated team box. Be prepared to show identification.

INTERVIEW POLICY The Sports Information Office will assist media members with the coverage of IUP football. All interviews with student-athletes MUST be arranged through the Sports Information Office. If a media member wishes to complete a more in-depth interview for a feature story,

SCOUTS Scouts are also asked to make credential requests through the Sports Information Office. Possible ticket and credential arrangements will be made in conjunction with the Athletic Business Office. Scouts may also pick up their credentials at the Miller Stadium Ticket Booth.

IUP SPORTS INFORMATION PHONE: (724) 357-2747 FAX: (724) 357-2754 MAILING ADDRESS: 711 Pratt Drive, Suite 204 Indiana, PA 15705 WEBSITES www.iupathletics.com www.twitter.com/iupcrimsonhawk www.facebook.com/iupcrimsonhawks www.instagram.com/iupcrimsonhawk SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF

Ryan Rebholz Sports Information Director

Katie Trenney Sports Information Assistant

ADDITIONAL CONTACT INFO: Rebholz Email: rrebholz@iup.edu Trenney Email: K.L. Trenney3@iup.edu

WIRELESS ACCESS Wireless access is available at Miller Stadium. Please notify a member of the IUP Sports Information Office for assistance. IUP MEDIA SERVICES Media members may access the most up-to-date information on the IUP football team on the athletic department’s official website: www.iupathletics.com. Game notes, official statistics, game recaps, box scores and general releases will be updated regularly. All of this information is available online. Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz will also send out game notes via email prior to each game. To get on the media list, please email him at rrebholz@iup.edu.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Media members are asked to make credential requests at least 24 hours prior to the game.

please contact Ryan Rebholz at (724) 357-2747 or at rrebholz@iup.edu to arrange an interview.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

K I N G S O F T H E WEST PSAC WEST STANDINGS (SINCE 1986)

PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL

School

Overall

Pct.

Division

Pct.

241-77-1

.757

141-32-1

.813

School

Slippery Rock

185-118-4

.609

110-61-3

.641

West Chester

Edinboro

186-119-2

.609

104-68-2

.603

IUP

Shippensburg

124-115-2

.519

66-61-2

.519

California

161-145-2

.526

80-94

Gannon

29-37

.439

Mercyhurst

41-27

IUP

Clarion Lock Haven Seton Hill

(ALL-TIME)

Division

No.

East

West

Bloomsburg

East

.460

East Stroudsburg

East

17-25

.405

Slippery Rock

West

.603

16-26

.381

California

West

114-184

.383

62-112

.356

Millersville

East

53-238-3

.185

18-147-2

.114

East/West

1-10

.091

0-7

.000

Clarion

West

Edinboro

West

East/West

Mansfield

East

Kutztown

East

West

*Notes Shippensburg moved to the East in 2008 Gannon & Mercyhurst joined in 2008 Lock Haven left for the East in 2013 Seton Hill joined in 2013

Shippensburg

Lock Haven

Mercyhurst

Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men’s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) has evolved into one of the NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate conferences. The first major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure for its women’s programs. Only three years later, lacking a standard competitive division, the league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II. Among its recent enhancements, the PSAC has expanded its membership twice during a four-year span. The first occurred during the 200809 academic year with the addition of full-time members Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post. On July 1, 2013, Seton Hill University and the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown joined the PSAC. The membership now consists of 18 full-time institutions. All of the league’s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one-state conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: The largest conference in Division II, the largest football-playing conference in the NCAA, and, with 23, the conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level. Although all 18 current institutions are members of Division II, seven league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 127,000 students and claim over 710,000 alumni, including 483,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 18 member institutions. It employs a commissioner, an associate and assistant commissioner, and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.

Thursday, September 4 Livingstone at Millersville, 6:00 PM Shippensburg at Seton Hill, 7:00 PM Cheyney at Lincoln, 7:00 PM Edinboro at Carson-Newman, 7:00 PM Saturday, September 6 Mercyhurst at Bentley, 12:00 PM St. Augustine’s at IUP, 12:00 PM Southern Connecticut St. at Gannon, 12:00 PM West Chester at New Haven, 1:00 PM Bloomsburg at Stonehill, 1:00 P.M. East Stroudsburg at LIU Post, 1:00 PM Clarion at Saint Francis, 1:00 PM Virginia St. at California, 1:00 PM Lock Haven at West Virginia St.1:00 PM Kutztown at Slippery Rock, 6:00 PM Saturday, September 13 Mercyhurst at West Chester, 12:00 PM* Edinboro at Shippensburg, 12:00 PM* Gannon at Cheyney, 1:00 PM* IUP at Kutztown, 1:05 PM* California at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM* Seton Hill at Lock Haven, 3:00 PM* Clarion at Millersville, 4:00 PM * Slippery Rock at East Stroudsburg, 6:05 PM* Saturday, September 20 Bloomsburg at Mercyhurst, 12:00 PM * East Stroudsburg at Edinboro, 12:00 PM* California at Shippensburg, 12:00 PM * IUP at Lock Haven, 12:00 PM* Kutztown at Gannon, 12:00 PM* Clarion at Cheyney, 1:00 PM* Slippery Rock at Millersville, 4:00 PM* West Chester at Seton Hill, 6:00 PM*

* PSAC Divisional Game

Saturday, September 27 Edinboro at California, 1:00 PM * Gannon at Clarion, 2:00 PM* Seton Hill at Slippery Rock, 2:00 PM* Shippensburg at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM* Lock Haven at East Stroudsburg, 3:05 PM* Mercyhurst at IUP, 4:00 PM* Millersville at West Chester, 6:00 PM* Cheyney at Kutztown, 6:05 PM* Saturday October 4 Lock Haven at West Chester, 12:00 PM* East Stroudsburg at Shippensburg, 12:00 PM* Bloomsburg at Cheyney, 1:00 PM* Clarion at Mercyhurst, 1:00 PM* Indiana at Edinboro, 2:00 PM* California at Seton Hill, 3:00 PM* Kutztown at Millersville, 4:00 PM* Gannon at Slippery Rock, 6:00 PM* Thursday October 9 West Chester at Kutztown, 7:05 PM* Saturday October 11 Mercyhurst at Gannon, 12:00 PM* Millersville at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM* Seton Hill at IUP, 2:00 PM* Shippensburg at Lock Haven, 3:00 PM* Slippery Rock at California, 3:30 PM* Edinboro at Clarion, 6:00 PM * Cheyney at East Stroudsburg, 6:05 PM* Thursday, October 16 Gannon at Edinboro, 7:00 PM* Saturday, October 18 Slippery Rock at Mercyhurst, 1:00 PM* Lock Haven at Cheyney, 1:00 PM* IUP at California, 1:00 PM* Bloomsburg at Kutztown, 1:05 PM * Shippensburg at West Chester, 2:00 PM* East Stroudsburg at Millersville, 2:00 PM* Clarion at Seton Hill, 3:00 PM* Thursday October 23 Edinboro at Mercyhurst, 7:00 PM*

Saturday October 25 Seton Hill at Gannon, 12:00 PM * Cheyney at Shippensburg, 12:00 PM* Slippery Rock at IUP, 1:00 PM* California at Clarion, 1:00 PM* Millersville at Lock Haven, 2:00 PM* West Chester at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM* Kutztown at East Stroudsburg, 3:05 PM* Saturday November 1 Mercyhurst at Seton Hill, 12:00 PM* Cheyney at West Chester, 12:00 PM* Clarion at IUP, 1:00 PM * Edinboro at Slippery Rock, 1:00 PM* Gannon at California, 1:00 PM* Lock Haven at Kutztown, 1:05 PM * East Stroudsburg at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM* Shippensburg at Millersville, 4:00 PM* Saturday November 8 Millersville at Cheyney, 12:00 PM* California at Mercyhurst, 12:00 PM * Seton Hill at Edinboro, 12:00 PM* Kutztown at Shippensburg, 12:00 PM* Slippery Rock at Clarion, 12:00 PM* IUP at Gannon, 12:00 PM* Bloomsburg at Lock Haven, 1:00 P.M.* West Chester at East Stroudsburg, 1:05 PM* Saturday November 15 Shippensburg at Mercyhurst, 12:00 PM Millersville at Edinboro, 12:00 PM East Stroudsburg at Gannon, 12:00 PM Bloomsburg at Seton Hill, 12:00 PM Kutztown at Clarion, 12:00 PM West Chester at IUP, 1:00 PM Cheyney at Slippery Rock, 1:00 PM Lock Haven at California, 1:00 PM

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

2014 PSAC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

2014 SEASON PREVIEW

Head Coach Curt Cignetti welcomes back six starters from one of the top overall defenses in Division II talent. A quarterback competition will highlight fall camp, but plenty of other positional battles will also take place. Four players with starting experience return on the offensive line, which looks to be very deep. The Crimson Hawks hope to have one of the top kicking units in the PSAC as both come back this season. Several players could make the kick return game an exciting one this season. QUARTERBACKS

Cignetti looks forward to a very rewarding competition in camp to see who will take the first snap against Saint Augustine’s on Sept. 6. The head coach is pleased with the development of sophomore Logan Weaver and redshirt freshman 2014 PRESEASON STORYLINES Eddie Stockett during spring practice, and looks • Could the defense be better? Six forward to adding starters will mix with a host of other Illinois transfer experienced players and talented Chase Haslett to the newcomers as IUP tries to continue mix in August. its consistent defensive dominance. • Fall camp will be highlighted by a three-way quarterback battle Although all between Logan Weaver, Eddie talented, the three Stockett, and Illinois transfer Chase do not have too Haslett. much experience, • Alex Berdahl returns to the field with Weaver after missing all but one game in playing in four 2013. What was bad for IUP last year games and will be good this year, as he brings completing 3-ofa ton of experience (35 games, 24 7 passes for 42 starts) and production (103 tackles yards a season ago. in 2012) back to the lineup. Stockett is a big (6• Kicker Brett Ullman could set three 4, 220) passer who IUP career records this season, was considered a as he’s within striking distance of top 50 recruit in points (246, record is 312), field Pennsylvania after goals (37, record is 47), and extra his senior season points (135, record is 155).

The offense returns just two full-time starters from a year ago, but boasts several other players with experience at all positions. The skill positions boast a mix of experience and young

at McKeesport High School. Haslett – son of former IUP linebacker, College Football Hall of Famer, and current Washington Redskins defensive coordinator Jim – will have two years remaining and will look to develop this fall. RUNNING BACKS Sophomore Izzy Green returns in the backfield for the Crimson Hawks after rushing for 336 yards and three touchdowns as the third

ABOVE HEADSHOTS: Illinois transfer Chase Halsett (left), along with redshirt freshman Eddie Stockett (center) and redshirt sophomore Logan Weaver (right) are expected to battle for the starting quarterback gig in fall camp. ABOVE: Izzy Green looks to build upon a true freshman season in which he ran for 336 yards and three touchdowns on the ground, averaging 5.1 yards per carry as the Crimson Hawks’ third tailback.

string runner in 2013. A highly productive high school player from the state of Ohio, Cignetti likes the way the second year player stepped up in the spring and

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

The excitement is back for another season of IUP football as the Crimson Hawks return 10 starters, and 10 more with starting experience, from last year’s 9-2 team. The defense will again be the strong side of the ball with six starters back from a unit that finished fifth in Division II with 15.4 points given up per game. IUP posted two shutouts last season and gave up 14 or less points four additional times. Head coach Curt Cignetti believes that this year’s Crimson Hawks’ defense could be the best he’s seen during his time at IUP.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

WHAT IUP RETURNS IN 2014 Category Starters Off. Starters Def. Starters ST Starters

Pct. Returning 41.7% (10* of 24) 18.2% (2 of 11) 54.5% (6* of 11) 100% (2 of 2)

Rushing Yards Passing Yards Receiving Yards Scoring Total Offense

17.2% (411 of 2384) 6.5% (145 of 2223) 29.4% (653 of 2223) 37.5% (150 of 400) 11.9% (548 of 4607)

Tackles Tackles-for-Loss Sacks Interceptions

45.1% (357 of 792) 57.5% (42 of 73) 65.2% (15 of 23) 10.5% (2 of 19)

Kick Ret.Yards Punt Ret.Yards

0.0% (0 of 572) 31.3% (94 of 300)

*Including A. Berdahl, who missed 2013 with an injury

runner.

looks for even more development in fall camp. Looking for playing time, along with Green, are a slew of talented newcomers. Cignetti is excited with the addition of Donte Harrell, a redshirt freshman transfer from TennesseeMartin with excellent vision. Luigi Lista-Brinza, a true freshman from McKees Rocks, had a highly productive high school career and is a very decisive

Other first year players who will fight for time include Shannon Jackson and Chris Temple, who at 5-11 and 225 pounds could also see time at fullback. Nick Dubowski looks to take up the starting fullback mantle after earning starts at the end of last season. Redshirt freshman Rex Pearce had a good spring WIDE RECEIVERS and will add depth. The receiver group is one of the deepest on the team and also one that shows an incredible amount of promise for the upcoming season. Three players return with experience in the system, including senior Drew Carswell and junior Sean McVay, who are the top two returning pass catchers from 2013. In his first year at IUP after transferring from Pitt, Carswell established himself as a big play threat with a 16.4 yard average and a pair of touchdowns on 24 receptions. McVay is excellent out of the slot, snagging 18 passes with three touchdowns a season ago. Senior Salath Williams returns to the field after missing nearly all of last LEFT: Redshirt junior wide receiver Sean McVay - a consistent pass catcher for the Crimson Hawks - will be counted on even more this year with a new quarterback learning the ropes. RIGHT: Sophomore Kevin Edwards is the most seasoned returning tight end for the Crimson Hawks and hopes to break into the starting lineup after playing in all 11 games last season.

year with an injury. He was a big play contributor to the 2012 playoff team when he averaged 18.0 yards on 14 catches. A host of newcomers will also play a role in the IUP passing attack this year, a talented group that features a mix of small and big bodies. Jordan Brown (5-9, 185), Tristan Davis (5-9, 151) and Walt Pegues (5-10, 160) are all true freshmen who will provide speed and quickness to the offense. Miles Williamson (6-4, 195) and Swahneek Brown (6-3, 186) are tall receivers who should mix in well with their fellow freshmen. TIGHT ENDS Kevin Edwards is the most experienced returning tight end after earning increased playing time and seeing action in all 11 games as a true freshman last year. His big game came against Gannon, catching 42 yards worth of passes with a pair touchdowns, the first two of his career. Cignetti likes Edwardsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; tough, hardnosed play.

OFFENSIVE LINE The offensive line starts with senior Matt Sasson, who leads a group that has combined for 83 career games and 34 starts. He earned valuable playing time upon stepping on campus, starting at center as a freshman and has 31 career games under his belt. He has also seen time at guard and is versatile enough to play tight end in short yardage situations, but will be counted on as group leader back at his natural center position this fall. Fellow senior Jorge Vicioso started 10 games for the Crimson Hawks last year after transferring from Rutgers in the summer. He’ll

ABOVE: Defensive ends Ali Muhammad (pictured) and Shane Meisner will be the key pass rushers for the Crimson Hawks in 2014.

be penciled in as IUP’s starting right tackle again this year.

RETURNING STARTERS IN 2014

Other linemen with starting experience include senior Bruce Atkins and sophomores Ethan Cooper and Tony Morgante. Atkins has seen time at both tackle spots and has played in 23 career games. Both Cooper and Morgante have seen starts at guard. Newcomer Dan Charmo, brother of former IUP offensive lineman Mike, arrived in the spring and Cignetti was excited with his progression. Sophomores Ed Bier and Matt Reams are improving while true freshmen Jason Inks, Alec Petrillo and Kidus Woldeyes will fight for playing time.

Player Pos. Ht. Wt. 2013 G/S Alexander Berdahl (R-Sr.) LB 5-11 210 1/1 Notes: Started the opener but missed the rest of the season due to injury...Started all 14 games in 2012, leading IUP with 103 tackles while earning first team all-region and All-PSAC West honors...35 career games with 25 starts and 201 total tackles. Dorian Lane (Sr.) LB 6-2 205 11/10 Notes: Started 10 straight games after Berdahl’s injury...Finished second on team with 69 total tackles and had 8.5 tackles-forloss...Had a 39-yard interception return for a touchdown at Seton Hill. Jerell McFadden (R-Sr.) DB 5-10 185 10/10 Notes: Most career starts (32) of any returning player...181 tackles, four interceptions, and 19 pass breakups in three seasons...2012 second team All-PSAC West selection. Shane Meisner (R-Sr.) DL 6-3 260 11/11 Notes: Has most career sacks (13.5) and tackles-for-loss (27) of any returning player...23 starts in two seasons after transferring from Rutgers prior to the 2012 season. Ali Muhammad (Gr.) DL 6-3 234 10/10 Notes: 22 tackles, 2.5 sacks in first season after transferring from Rhode Island...Had two sacks against Seton Hill.

DEFENSIVE LINE Cignetti is pleased with the development of his defensive line this spring and even looks for a big upgrade over last year’s talented unit. Senior Shane Meisner leads the group from his rush end position, putting up consistent numbers (27 TFL, 13.5 sacks) in his two years with the Crimson Hawks after transferring from Rutgers. There will be a battle for playing time on the opposite side, with graduate Ali Muhammad and junior Jordan Batts both to see action. The duo combined for five sacks a year ago. Matthew Mowad – a redshirt freshman who moved over from tight end in the spring – and Buffalo transfer Waylon Fink, will add depth at both end positions. Several players are looking for starting spots on the

Matthew Sasson (Sr.) OL 6-2 275 9/8 Notes: Has played in 31 games with 16 career starts...Boasts playing time at multiple positions on offensive line, including nine starts at center as a true freshman...Has blocked for 1000yard rusher each season (De’Antwan Williams in 2012 & 2013; Harvie Tuck in 2011 & 2012). Matt Spegal (Jr.) P 6-0 200 11/11 Notes: 38.9-yard average with seven 50-plus yard punts in his first season as the primary punter in 2013...Identical career average is second all-time in IUP history. Brett Ullman (Sr.) PK 6-1 212 11/11 Notes: Holds IUP record with 19 made field goals in 2012...Has made 37-of-52 career field goals (.712), including second longest in school history at 48 yards (twice)...Three-time AllPSAC West selection...Third team preseason All-American. Jorge Vicioso (R-Sr.) OL 6-6 305 11/10 Notes: Made starts at both right tackle and right guard in his first season after tranferring from Rutgers. Jay Watkins (So.) DB 6-0 190 9/5 Notes: Had 19 tackles and broke up three passes as a true freshman...Returned fumble 20 yards for a touchdown against Millersville...First career start came in second week of season.

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C.J. Jackson, who also saw action as a true freshman a year ago, had a good spring and will look for increased playing time. Cignetti will also look for contributions from Brock DeCicco, a graduate transfer from Wisconsin. He played in 27 games in two years with the Badgers after starting his career at Pitt. Originally from Jefferson Hills, Pa., DeCicco was ranked as one of the top tight ends in the 2009 recruiting class.

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interior, highlighted by a pair of transfers in Bryce Gilbert (Wisconsin) and Karon Gibson (Delaware). Jeff Palmer, a former transfer himself who’s now in his third year in the program, improved in the spring and brings experience. Sophomore Derrick Turner, a former walk-on, and freshmen Jemal Averette and Justin Weldon will also battle for playing time. LINEBACKERS Perhaps the strongest linebacking unit in the PSAC is led by seniors Alex Berdahl and Dorian Lane. Berdahl returns to the field after missing all but one game in 2013. He was a first team all-region pick in 2012, when he led the Crimson Hawks with 103 tackles in 14 starts as IUP boasted arguably the top defense in the nation. BELOW: Senior linebacker Dorian Lane - shown here calling out defensive signals against Millersville - had a breakout season as a first year starter in 2013. He’ll team with fellow senior Alex Berdahl this year as possibly the best linebacking corps in the PSAC.

Lane benefited from the Berdahl injury, starting 10 games in his place and earning All-PSAC West honors with 69 tackles and 8.5 tackles-for-loss, in addition to a 39-yard interception return for a touchdown. The two have combined for nearly 300 tackles and 60 games in their careers. First off the bench will be sophomore Kevin Clarke, who also gained valuable experience last year and will push both Berdahl and Lane for playing time. Cignetti will also make sure that freshmen Diamond Jones and Cameron Casciole are thrown into the mix in camp. DEFENSIVE BACKS Senior Jerell McFadden returns to his boundary corner spot, having started 32 games in his IUP career. The veteran is excellent against both the run and the pass, totaling 181 tackles and four interceptions, with an addition 19 pass breakups in three seasons. Cignetti was impressed with the freshman season that Jay Watkins turned in last year,

and thinks he can become a very good PSAC corner as he’ll look to return to the starting lineup at the field spot. Junior Ackeno Robertson will look to fill the role of IUP’s “Star” position in its 4-2-5 alignment after earning valuable playing time a season ago. Steve Franco, who transferred from Akron as a quarterback a season ago, made the move to safety in the spring and impressed. He’ll look to play either the free or strong position with junior Jake Campbell, sophomore Andrew DeGol, and freshmen Kyler Smith, Tahki Turner and Allen Wright competing for time at the other safety spot. Freshmen Chris David and Eric Doe could also see playing time in the defensive backfield. SPECIAL TEAMS The special teams are another strong element for the Crimson Hawks. Both kickers return, including senior placekicker Brett Ullman, who enters the season with a strong shot to break three IUP career

records: Points (246, record is 312), field goals (37, record is 47) and extra points (135, record is 155). Ullman is also excellent at kickoffs, posting a total of 61 touchbacks during his three years at IUP. He’s a three-time All-PSAC West pick and earned 2014 preseason All-American honors. Junior Matt Spegal returns for his second year as IUP’s full-time punter, finishing last season with a 38.9 yard average on 41 kicks. He booted seven more than 50 yards while 11 of his punts landed inside the opponent’s 20-yard line and seven were fair catches. Several players have a shot to contribute in the return game, with McVay seeing time on punt returns in 2013 (9.4 yard average) and McFadden showing explosiveness on kickoff returns in 2011 (27.4 average, one touchdown). Jordan Brown, Swahneek Brown and Pegues each had exciting returns in high school and could see time as freshmen this year.

2014 NUMERICAL ROSTER Name Jay Watkins Jerell McFadden Eddie Stockett Salath Williams Drew Carswell Izzy Green Sean McVay Steve Franco Devin Atland Logan Weaver Myles Catlin Ackeno Robertson Brian Wahl-Schwartz Kevin Clarke Andrew DeGol Jake Campbell Ronald Womack, Jr. Darian Bradley Rex Pearce Nick Dubowski Jared Desensi Alexander Berdahl Jordan Batts Ali Muhammad Kole Kraut Dorian Lane Chris Chabrier Daryl Stewart Mason Tortorice Matthew Sasson Jordan Diven Jeff Palmer Joe Hampy Dan Charmo Ethan Cooper Al Lane Tony Morgante Matt Reams Bruce Atkins Tyler Wiegand Ed Bier Gabriel Diaz Jorge Vicioso Donivel Evans Trey Campman Kevin Edwards Matthew Mowad Manny Mendez C.J. Jackson Shane Meisner Brett Ullman Matt Spegal Derrick Turner

Pos. DB DB QB WR WR RB WR DB WR QB LB DB DB LB DB DB DB RB FB FB RB LB DL DL DB LB DB LB DL OL DL/LS DL LB OL OL DL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR WR TE DL WR TE DL K P DL

Cl. So. R-Sr. R-Fr. R-Sr. R-Sr. So. R-Jr. R-So. So. R-So. So. R-So. R-Jr. R-So. R-So. R-Jr. R-Fr. So. R-Fr. So. Jr. R-Sr. R-Jr. Gr. R-Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr. So. Sr. R-Fr. R-Jr. R-Fr. Fr. So. R-Jr. R-So. R-So. R-Sr. R-Jr. So. R-Fr. R-Sr. So. Gr. So. R-Fr. Sr. So. R-Sr. Sr. Jr. R-So.

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

Wt. 190 185 220 202 220 210 187 205 170 190 205 180 180 210 180 195 185 210 225 230 190 210 245 234 212 205 170 210 230 275 250 261 210 260 300 290 290 298 260 290 265 260 305 180 178 230 235 205 230 260 212 200 280

Hometown/High School (Previous School) Chester, PA / Hyde School Manassas, VA / Osbourn Dravosburg, PA / McKeesport Harrisburg, PA / Bishop McDevitt (Pittsburgh) Pittsburgh, PA / Sto-Rox (Pittsburgh) Trotwood, OH / Trotwood-Madison Miami, FL / Miramar Tyrone, PA / Tyrone (Akron) Hanover, PA / Delone Catholic Indiana, PA / Indiana Pittsburgh, PA / Obama Philadelphia, PA / Parkway Northwest Cranberry, Twp., PA / Seneca Valley (Lake Erie) West Mifflin, PA / West Mifflin Bellwood, PA / Bellwood-Antis Sarver, PA / Freeport Philadelphia, PA / West Catholic Midland, PA / Beaver McKeesport, PA / Elizabeth Forward Erie, PA / Cathedral Prep Beaver Falls, PA / Riverside (Otterbein) Ashburn, VA / Bishop O’Connell Homestead, PA / Jeannette Kingston, PA / Wyoming Valley West (Rhode Island) York, PA / Dallastown Pittsburgh, PA / Woodland Hills (Duquesne) Hummelstown, PA / Central Dauphin Accokeek, MD / Northpoint Elizabeth, PA / Elizabeth Forward Pittsburgh, PA / Fox Chapel Coraopolis, PA / West Allegheny Cranberry Twp., PA / Seneca Valley Erie, PA / Erie Cathedral Prep Hamilton, VA / Loundon Valley Steelton, PA / Central Dauphin East Indiana, PA / Indiana (Lackawanna) Mountain Top, PA / Crestwood Swoyersville, PA / Wyoming Valley West Pittsburgh, PA / Woodland Hill Whiteford, MD / John Carroll (W. Va. Wesleyan) Philadelphia, PA / Archbishop Ryan Miami, FL / Wiesbaden Passaic, NJ / Passaic (Rutgers) Murrysville, PA / Kiski Prep Clearfield, PA / Clearfield Allison Park, PA / North Allegheny Easton, PA / Easton Landsdale, PA / Hempfield Gibsonia, PA / Pine-Richland Greensburg, PA / Hempfield (Rutgers) Baltimore, MD / Perry Hall Bethel Park, PA / Bethel Park York, PA / Northeastern

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No. 2 3 5 6 8 9 10 12 15 16 21 23 24 25 28 29 30 35 37 38 40 43 44 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 56 57 58 59 63 65 66 70 71 73 74 78 80 82 84 85 87 89 94 96 97 98

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No.

Name Clayton Anderson Jemal Averette Devonne Barnes TJ Belle Noah Bertram Seamus Bichof Tyler Blanier Jordan Brown Swahneek Brown Cameron Casciole Chris David Tristan Davis Brock DeCicco Eric Doe Waylon Fink Karon Gibson Bryce Gilbert Donte Harrell Chase Haslett Jason Inks Shannon Jackson Diamond Jones Paul Kafando Luigi Lista-Brinza Paul Mancini Tomi McKelvey Walt Pegues Alec Petrillo James Ross Aidan Schaffer Kyler Smith Chris Temple Takhi Turner Justin Weldon Miles Williamson Kidus Woldeyes Allen Wright

Pos. DB DL DL RB TE/LS OL K/P ATH WR LB DB WR TE DB DL DL DL RB QB OL RB LB ATH RB OL OL ATH OL DB RB DB RB/LB DB DL WR OL DB

Cl. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Gr. Fr. R-So. Jr. Gr. R-Fr. R-Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr.

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

Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 170 Media, PA / Penncrest 286 Upper Marlboro, MD / Our Lady of Good Counsel 272 Erie, PA / Cathedral Prep 165 Tobyhanna, PA / Tobyhanna 220 Allentown, PA / Emmaus 280 Newtown, PA / Council Rock North 175 Ford City, PA / Ford City 185 Chambersburg, PA / Chambersburg Area 186 Mechanicsburg, PA / Mechanicsburg 195 Easton, PA / Easton Area 171 Pittsburgh, PA / Woodland Hills 151 Huber Heights, OH / Wayne 250 Jefferson Hills, PA / Thomas Jefferson (Wisconsin) 185 Darby, PA / Academy Park 234 Greensburg, PA / Greensburg Salem (Buffalo) 285 Sicklerville, NJ / Woodbury (Delaware) 305 Brookfield, WI / Central (Wisconsin) 200 Downingtown, PA / Francis Howell (MO) (UT-Martin) 200 Clayton, MO / Clayton (Illinois) 305 Jefferson Hills, PA / Jefferson Hills 215 Fairview, PA / Fairview 225 Huber Heights, OH / Wayne 190 Erie, PA / Central Tech 185 McKees Rocks, PA / Central Catholic 295 Bethlehem, PA / Bethlehem Catholic 270 McKeesport, PA / McKeesport Area 160 Philadelphia, PA / Central 271 Glenmoore, PA / Downingtown East 170 Pittsburgh, PA / Seton LaSalle 200 Barto, PA / Upper Perkiomen 180 Camp Hill, PA / Cedar Cliff 225 Malvern, PA / Great Valley 200 Harrisburg, PA / Susquehanna Twp. 290 Easton, PA / Easton Area 195 Houston, PA / Chartiers-Houston 260 Lorton, VA / South Country 165 McKeesport, PA / McKeesport Area

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 3 23 24 28 38 43 47 49 51 52 53 65 71

JERELL McFadden ACKENO Robertson Brian WAHL-Schwartz Andrew DEGOL Nick DUBOWSKI Alex BERDAHL Kole KRAUT Chris CHABRIER Mason TORTORICE Matthew SASSON Jordan DIVEN Tony MORGANTE Tyler WIEGAND

Jer-RELL A-KEE-no Wall Duh-gaul Duh-BAU-skee Bir-DAHL Krout Sha-breer Tort-or-ees Sass-en Div-ehn More-GAHN-tee Wig-and

73 78 94 97

Ed BIER JORGE VICIOSO Shane MEISNER Matt SPEGAL JEMAL AVERETTE DEVONNE Barnes SEAMUS BICHOF SWAHNEEK Brown Cameron CASCIOLE Brock DECICCIO Walt PEGUES TAKHI Turner KIDUS WOLDEYES

Bye-er Hor-hay Vee-cee-oh-so Mahys-ner Speeg-al Jeh-MALL Ev-ret Duh-VAHN Shay-mus BISH-off Swah-NEEK Kas-ee-ol-ee Deh-SEE-ko Puh-GEES Tuh-KYE Kee-dus Wool-dyes

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44 43

29 82 8 21 49 58 25 59

28 40 74 53 38 84 80 12

9 57

47 63 48

Pos. DB OL WR DL DL DL RB LB TE/LS OL OL K/P RB ATH WR DB WR WR LB LB DB OL LB OL DB WR TE DB RB OL DL/LS DB FB TE WR DL DB DL DL RB LB RB QB OL TE RB LB ATH DB DL LB RB OL DB

Cl. Fr. R-Sr. So. Fr. Fr. R-Jr. Fr. R-Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. R-Jr. Gr. R-Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. R-So. So. Fr. Fr. Gr. R-So. Jr. R-Fr. R-Fr. Fr. So. So. So. R-So. R-So. Jr. Gr. So. R-Fr. R-Fr. R-Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. R-Sr. R-Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. R-Sr.

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

Wt. Hometown/High School 170 Media, PA / Penncrest 260 Pittsburgh, PA / Woodland Hills 170 Hanover, PA / Delone Catholic 286 Upper Marlboro, MD / Our Lady of Good Counsel 272 Erie, PA / Cathedral Prep 245 Homestead, PA / Jeannette 165 Tobyhanna, PA / Tobyhanna 210 Ashburn, VA / Bishop O’Connell 220 Allentown, PA / Emmaus 280 Newtown, PA / Council Rock North 265 Philadelphia, PA / Archbishop Ryan 175 Ford City, PA / Ford City 210 Midland, PA / Beaver 185 Chambersburg, PA / Chambersburg Area 186 Mechanicsburg, PA / Mechanicsburg 195 Sarver, PA / Freeport 178 Clearfield, PA / Clearfield 220 Pittsburgh, PA / Sto-Rox (Pittsburgh) 195 Easton, PA / Easton Area 205 Pittsburgh, PA / Obama 170 Hummelstown, PA / Central Dauphin 260 Hamilton, VA / Loundon Valley 210 West Mifflin, PA / West Mifflin 300 Steelton, PA / Central Dauphin East 171 Pittsburgh, PA / Woodland Hills 151 Huber Heights, OH / Wayne 250 Jefferson Hills, PA / Thomas Jefferson (Wisconsin) 180 Bellwood, PA / Bellwood-Antis 190 Beaver Falls, PA / Riverside (Otterbein) 260 Miami, FL / Wiesbaden 250 Coraopolis, PA / West Allegheny 185 Darby, PA / Academy Park 230 Erie, PA / Cathedral Prep 230 Allison Park, PA / North Allegheny 180 Murrysville, PA / Kiski Prep 234 Greensburg, PA / Greensburg Salem (Buffalo) 205 Tyrone, PA / Tyrone (Akron) 285 Sicklerville, NJ / Woodbury (Delaware) 305 Brookfield, WI / Central (Wisconsin) 210 Trotwood, OH / Trotwood-Madison 210 Erie, PA / Erie Cathedral Prep 200 Downingtown, PA / Francis Howell (MO) (UT-Martin) 200 Clayton, MO / Clayton (Illinois) 305 Jefferson Hills, PA / Jefferson Hills 230 Gibsonia, PA / Pine-Richland 215 Fairview, PA / Fairview 225 Huber Heights, OH / Wayne 190 Erie, PA / Central Tech 212 York, PA / Dallastown 290 Indiana, PA / Indiana (Lackawanna) 205 Pittsburgh, PA / Woodland Hills (Duquesne) 185 McKees Rocks, PA / Central Catholic 295 Bethlehem, PA / Bethlehem Catholic 185 Manassas, VA / Osbourn

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Name Clayton Anderson Bruce Atkins Devin Atland Jemal Averette Devonne Barnes Jordan Batts TJ Belle Alexander Berdahl Noah Bertram Seamus Bichof Ed Bier Tyler Blanier Darian Bradley Jordan Brown Swahneek Brown Jake Campbell Trey Campman Drew Carswell Cameron Casciole Myles Catlin Chris Chabrier Dan Charmo Kevin Clarke Ethan Cooper Chris David Tristan Davis Brock DeCicco Andrew DeGol Jared Desensi Gabriel Diaz Jordan Diven Eric Doe Nick Dubowski Kevin Edwards Donivel Evans Waylon Fink Steve Franco Karon Gibson Bryce Gilbert Izzy Green Joe Hampy Donte Harrell Chase Haslett Jason Inks C.J. Jackson Shannon Jackson Diamond Jones Paul Kafando Kole Kraut Al Lane Dorian Lane Luigi Lista-Brinza Paul Mancini Jerell McFadden

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No. 10 94 87 65 85 46 56 37

66 23 52

97 50 5 51 98 96 78 24 2 16 71 6

Name Tomi McKelvey Sean McVay Shane Meisner Manny Mendez Tony Morgante Matthew Mowad Ali Muhammad Jeff Palmer Rex Pearce Walt Pegues Alec Petrillo Matt Reams Ackeno Robertson James Ross Matthew Sasson Aidan Schaffer Kyler Smith Matt Spegal Daryl Stewart Eddie Stockett Chris Temple Mason Tortorice Derrick Turner Takhi Turner Brett Ullman Jorge Vicioso Brian Wahl-Schwartz Jay Watkins Logan Weaver Justin Weldon Tyler Wiegand Salath Williams Miles Williamson Kidus Woldeyes Ronald Womack, Jr. Allen Wright

Pos. OL WR DL WR OL DL DL DL FB ATH OL OL DB DB OL RB DB P LB QB RB/LB DL DL DB K OL DB DB QB DL OL WR WR OL DB DB

Cl. Fr. R-Jr. R-Sr. Sr. R-So. R-Fr. Gr. R-Jr. R-Fr. Fr. Fr. R-So. R-So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Sr. R-Fr. Fr. So. R-So. Fr. Sr. R-Sr. R-Jr. So. R-So. Fr. R-Jr. R-Sr. Fr. Fr. R-Fr. Fr.

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

Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 270 McKeesport, PA / McKeesport Area 187 Miami, FL / Miramar 260 Greensburg, PA / Hempfield (Rutgers) 205 Landsdale, PA / Hempfield 290 Mountain Top, PA / Crestwood 235 Easton, PA / Easton 234 Kingston, PA / Wyoming Valley West (Rhode Island) 261 Cranberry Twp., PA / Seneca Valley (Akron) 225 McKeesport, PA / Elizabeth Forward 160 Philadelphia, PA / Central 271 Glenmoore, PA / Downingtown East 298 Swoyersville, PA / Wyoming Valley West 180 Philadelphia, PA / Parkway Northwest 170 Pittsburgh, PA / Seton LaSalle 275 Pittsburgh, PA / Fox Chapel 200 Barto, PA / Upper Perkiomen 180 Camp Hill, PA / Cedar Cliff 200 Bethel Park, PA / Bethel Park 210 Accokeek, MD / Northpoint 220 Dravosburg, PA / McKeesport 225 Malvern, PA / Great Valley 230 Elizabeth, PA / Elizabeth Forward 280 York, PA / Northeastern 200 Harrisburg, PA / Susquehanna Twp. 212 Baltimore, MD / Perry Hall 305 Passaic, NJ / Passaic (Rutgers) 180 Cranberry, Twp., PA / Seneca Valley (Lake Erie) 190 Chester, PA / Hyde School 190 Indiana, PA / Indiana 290 Easton, PA / Easton Area 290 Whiteford, MD / John Carroll (W. Va. Wesleyan) 202 Harrisburg, PA / Bishop McDevitt (Pittsburgh) 195 Houston, PA / Chartiers-Houston 260 Lorton, VA / South Country 185 Philadelphia, PA / West Catholic 165 McKeesport, PA / McKeesport Area

ROSTER BREAKDOWN By Position Quarterbacks ............................. 3 Running Backs ........................... 9 Wide Receivers........................ 10 Tight Ends/Fullbacks ................. 6 Offensive Line .......................... 16 Defensive Line ......................... 16 Linebackers ............................... 8 Defensive Backs ....................... 17 Kickers/Punters/Snappers ......... 5 Athlete ....................................... 3

By State Pennsylvania ............................ 75 Maryland ................................... 4 Ohio ........................................... 3 Virginia ...................................... 3 Florida ....................................... 2 New Jersey ................................. 2 Missouri ..................................... 1 Wisconsin .................................. 1

By Class Seniors/Grad. Students ............ 18 Juniors...................................... 10 Sophomores ............................. 22 Freshmen ................................. 41

2014 OPPONENTS at KUTZTOWN

at LOCK HAVEN

MERCYHURST

Sept. 6 | 12:00 PM 1964 Team/Football Alumni Game

Sept. 13 | 1:05 PM

Sept. 20 | 12:00 pm

Sept. 27 | 4:00 pm Hall of Fame Game/”White Out”

Location: Raliegh, N.C.

(awjeffries@st-aug.edu)

Location: Kutztown, Pa. Enrollment: 9,800 Nickname: Golden Bears School Colors: Maroon & White Stadium: Univeristy Stadium Head Coach (Alma Mater): Jim Clements (Widner ‘96) Record at School: First season Career Record: 66-24 SID (email): Bryan Salvadore (salvadore@kutztown.edu) 2013 Record: 4-7, 3-4 PSAC East

Location: Lock Haven,Pa. Enrollment: 5,500 Nickname: Bald Eagles School Colors: Crimson & White Stadium: Hubert Jack Stadium Head Coach (Alma Mater): John Allen (James Madison ‘96) Record at School: 11-18 (third year) Career Record: Same SID (email): Doug Spatafore (dspatafo@lhup.edu) 2013 Record: 3-8, 2-5 PSAC East

Location: Erie, Pa. Enrollment: 2,600 Nickname: Lakers School Colors: Blue & Green Stadium: Tullio Field Head Coach (Alma Mater): Marty Schaetzle (Bucknell ‘83) Record at School: 62-70 (12 seasons) Career Record: Same SID (email): Dave Leisering (dleisering@mercyhurst.edu) 2013 Record: 7-4, 4-3 PSAC West

2013 Record: 4-6, 3-4 CIAA

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 9/9/2

Starters Returning (O/D/S): N/A

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 6/7/1

at EDINBORO

SETON HILL

at CALIFORNIA

SLIPPERY ROCK

Oct. 4 | 2:00 PM

Oct. 11 | 2:00 PM Homecoming

Oct. 18 | 1:00 PM 6th Annual Coal Bowl

Oct. 25 | 1:00 PM “Red (Crimson) Out”

Location: Edinboro, Pa. Enrollment: 7,100 Nickname: Fighting Scots School Colors: Red & White Stadium: Sox Harrison Stadium Head Coach (Alma Mater): Scott Browning (Ohio State ‘81) Record at School: 54-34 (eight years) Career Record: Same SID (email): Bob Shreve (rshreve@edinboro.edu) 2013 Record: 5-6, 3-4 PSAC West

Location: Greensburg, Pa. Enrollment: 1,700 Nickname: Griffons School Colors: Crimson & Gold Stadium: Offutt Field Head Coach (Alma Mater): Isaac Collins (Rochester ‘94) Record at School: 1-10 (one season) Career Record: 26-18 (four seasons) SID (email): Jason Greene (greene@setonhill.edu) 2013 Record: 1-10, 0-7 PSAC West

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 6/7/0

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 7/8

Location: California, Pa. Enrollment: 8,200 Nickname: Vulcans School Colors: Red & Black Stadium: Sox Harrison Stadium Head Coach (Alma Mater): Mike Kellar (Fairmont St. ‘94) Record at School: 15-7 (three seasons Career Record: 29-15 (five seasons) SID (email): Matthew Kifer (kifer@calu.edu) 2013 Record: 7-4, 4-3 PSAC West

Location: Slippery Rock, Pa. Enrollment: 8,347 Nickname: The Rock School Colors: Green & White Stadium: Mihalik-Thompson Stadium Head Coach (Alma Mater): Dr. George Mihalik (SRU ‘74) Record at School: 176-106-4 (26 seasons) Career Record: Same SID (email): Jon Holtz (jholtz@sru.edu) 2013 Record: 9-3, 6-1 PSAC West

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 7/5/3

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 7/4/2

Enrollment: 1,508 Nickname: Falcon School Colors: Blue & YWhite Stadium: SAU Stadium Head Coach (Alma Mater): Michael Costa (Norfolk State) Record at School: 39-61 Career Record: 49-104 SID (email): Anthony Jeffries

Starters Returning (O/D/S): N/A

CLARION

at GANNON

WEST CHESTER

SCHEDULE NOTES

Nov. 1 | 1:00 PM Hawks Family Day

Nov. 8 | 12:00 PM

Nov. 16 | 1:00 PM Senior Day

Location: Clarion, Pa. Enrollment: 6.100 Nickname: Golden Eagles School Colors: Blue & Gold Stadium: Memorial Stadium Head Coach (Alma Mater): Jay Foster (Plymouth State ‘85) Record at School: 27-61 (eightyears) Career Record: Same SID (email): Rich Herman (rherman@clarion.edu) 2013 Record: 4-7, 2-5 PSAC West

Location: Erie, Pa. Enrollment: 4,211 Nickname: Golden Knights School Colors: Maroon, Gold & White Stadium: Gannon University Field Head Coach (Alma Mater): Brad Rzyczycki (Mercyhurst ‘95) Record at School: 9-13 (two seasons) Career Record: Same SID (email): Dan Teliski (teliski002@gannon.edu) 2013 Record: 6-5, 4-3 PSAC West

Location: West Chester, Pa. Enrollment: 15,800 Nickname: Golden Rams School Colors: Purple & Gold Stadium: John A. Farrell Stadium Head Coach (Alma Mater): Bill Zwaan (Delaware ‘79) Record at School: 90-45, (11 seasons) Career Record: 144-59 (17 seasons) SID (email): James Zuhlke (jzuhlke@wcup.edu) 2013 Record: 13-2, 6-1 PSAC East

IUP has racked up nearly 300 combined wins against its 2014 opponents, boasting an impressive 299-128-15 (.693) all-time record.

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 9/9/2

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 7/7/3

Starters Returning (O/D/S): 9/9/2

The Crimson Hawks’ schedule features a first-time opponent for the second consecutive year with the addition of Saint Augustine’s. IUP faced - and defeated - Seton Hill in the first meeting last year. IUP has an undefeated record against two opponents on this year’s schedule, going 9-0-1 against Kutztown and 1-0 against Seton Hill. The most wins over any opponent on this year’s schedule comes from Clarion, as IUP holds a 58-23-3 all-time record over the Golden Eagles.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

SAINT AUGUSTINE’S

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

COACHES &

RETURNING STARTERS

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HEAD COACH

CURT CIGNETTI

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

WEST VIRGINIA, 1982 Curt Cignetti enters his fourth year at the helm of the IUP football program in 2014. Through three seasons, Cignetti has a record of 28-7, going 16-5 in PSAC West play and 2-1 in the NCAA playoffs. He has a record of 14-3 at home and 14-4 on the road. Cignetti led the Crimson Hawks to a successful season in 2013 with a 9-2 record overall, 5-2 in the PSAC West. IUP was ranked 10th in the preseason AFCA Division II Coaches’ Poll going into the season and remained in the top 25 until late October, where they had been ranked for 18 consecutive weeks.

– who were named Capital One Academic All-America’s. In 2012, the Crimson Hawks were the top defense in the nation, leading Division II in scoring defense (12.5 points per game) and total defense (257.9 yards per game). IUP was also third in the nation in turnover margin with a +21 (1.50 per game).

The rushing offense was also one of the best in the nation, as Tuck teamed with De’Antwan Williams to help IUP rush for 259.3 yards per game, 10th in the nation (as of 12/1). The Crimson Hawks 3,630 net rushing yards broke the singleseason program record of 3,211 set in 1993. IUP averaged 33.6 points and 417.5 yards of total offense. They were also second in the nation in time of possession, keeping the ball an average of 34:16 per contest. The 2012 season also marked Cignetti’s 30th year of coaching.

The Crimson Hawks finished 2012 with a 12-2 overall record, advancing to the Super Region One Championship (NCAA quarterfinals) at Winston-Salem State, ultimately falling to the Rams 21-17. IUP went 6-1 in PSAC West play, with its only loss at then sixthranked California 26-24 on Sept. 22. The record was good for first in the division, earning the right to host East champion Shippensburg in the PSAC “State Game.” The Crimson Hawks would use a 27-10 first half lead in the game en route to a dominating 41-10 victory over the Red Raiders for the program’s first championship game win since 1987. (Note: The “State Game” was not played from 1988-2007) The Crimson Hawks earned the third seed in Super Region One and defeated sixth-seeded Shepherd 27-17 at home in the first round. They’d go on to defeat second-seeded New Haven (CT) on the road in the second round before the loss at top seed Winston-Salem State.

Cignetti boasts a very successful head coaching debut in 2011, leading the Crimson Hawks to a 7-3 overall record, including a 5-2 mark in the strong PSAC West. Hired prior to the 2011 season, Cignetti put together one of the finest seasons for a first-year head coach at IUP since his father, Frank Cignetti, led Indiana to a record of 9-2 and a PSAC Championship in 1986. Cignetti’s first signature win at IUP came in early October, when the Crimson Hawks shut out nationally-ranked Edinboro 19-0 on Homecoming. IUP capped off the season with another impressive victory when the Crimson Hawks trounced PSAC East foe West Chester 34-7 on the road. Under Cignetti’s guidance, eight players received All-PSAC West honors in 2011, including

CIGNETTI & SON IUP Head Coaches Through First Three Seasons

The postseason appearance was the first for IUP since 2007 and the first NCAA quarterfinal appearance since 2002.

Name (Years) 1. Curt Cignetti (2011-13) 2. Frank Cignetti (1986-88) 3. Chuck Klausing (1964-66) 4. Lou Tepper (2006-08) 5. Bill Neal (1970-72) 6. Owen Doughterty (1979-81) 7. Sam Smith (1949-51) 8. George Chaump (1982-84) 9. George P. Miller (1927-29)

For his efforts, Cignetti was named the PSAC West Coach of the Year, helping 14 of his players to All-PSAC West honors after the season. That includes PSAC West Offensive Player of the Year Harvie Tuck, who finished his senior season with 1,660 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns. Cignetti also boasts six all-region players and two studentathletes – seniors Johnny Franco and Anthony DiPasquale

Record 28-7 27-7 22-7 24-8 20-7 17-13 13-11 16-14 11-11

Pct. .800 .794 .759 .750 .741 .567 .542 .533 .500

CIGNETTI VS. 2014 OPPONENTS Rec. 0-0 0-0 2-0 3-0 2-1 1-0 1-2 1-2 3-0 3-0 1-0

PF 0 0 98 94 75 26 54 49 125 125 34

PA 0 0 6 47 46 0 61 58 27 62 7

17-5

680

314

punter Grant Schallock, who was also named to the Daktronics Super Region One First Team. Prior to IUP, Cignetti spent four seasons as the wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator under Nick Saban at Alabama and helped the Crimson Tide win the 2009 BCS National Championship with a 14-0 record. He brought in the consensus No. 1 recruiting class in the country in 2008, the first of three straight classes which finished in the top five nationally. In addition to the national title, Cignetti was part of Alabama teams that posted a record of 33-3 over the past three regular seasons, including 29 consecutive regular season victories, won the 2008 and 2009 SEC West championship and earned a berth in the 2008 Sugar Bowl. Among his recruits was Mark Ingram, who won the 2008 Heisman Trophy. He coached Julio Jones, the Associated Press SEC Freshman of the Year and Columbus Touchdown Club National Freshman of the Year the same season. On the strength of his accomplishments in the recruiting battles and the successes his players had on the field, Cignetti was honored as one of four finalists for the 2010 FootballScoop Wide Receivers Coach of the Year.

Two of his recruiting classes ranked in the top 10 in the nation, and Rivals.com named him one of the top 25 recruiters in the nation in 2004. While working with the Wolfpack quarterbacks, Cignetti had the opportunity to coach 2003 ACC Player of the Year Philip Rivers and help prepare him to become the fourth pick in the NFL draft the following spring. Cignetti first served as a recruiting coordinator during a sevenyear stint (199399) at the University of Pittsburgh and was chosen one of the top 10 recruiting coordinators in the country by Tom

Lemming in 1995. Cignetti also coached the Panther tight ends and quarterbacks at various times under College Football Hall of Fame head coach Johnny Majors. Cignetti began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Pitt during the 1983 and 1984 seasons and was part of the team’s Fiesta Bowl participant his first year. He coached quarterbacks and receivers at Davidson in 1985 and was the quarterbacks coach at Rice (198688) and Temple (1989-92). Cignetti earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from West Virginia in 1982 and was a quarterback on the Mountaineer football team. He was awarded the Louis D. Meisel Award for Academics and the A.C. “Whitey” Gwynn Award, given to a studentathlete on the football team whose spirit and character contributed to the team’s success. Cignetti is married to the former Manette Lawer and the couple has three children – Curtis John, Carly Ann and Natalie.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Saint Augustine’s Kutztown Lock Haven Mercyhurst Edinboro Seton Hill California Slippery Rock Clarion Gannon West Chester

Cignetti joined the staff at Alabama after spending seven seasons (200006) as the recruiting coordinator at North Carolina State while also coaching tight ends from 2000-02 and 2005-06 and quarterbacks during the 2003 and 2004 campaigns. The Wolfpack qualified for five bowl games during that time, including the 2002 Gator Bowl when N.C. State set a school record with 11 wins. One of his last recruits before moving to Alabama was quarterback Russell Wilson out of Virginia, who committed to NC State before moving on to Wisconsin as a senior. He finished his collegiate career with a 60.9 completion percentage, 11,720 yards and 109 touchdowns before getting drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the third round 2012 and leading them to a Super Bowl XLVIII victory.

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH/DEFENSE COORDINATOR/SAFTIES

PAUL TORTORELLA 15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

SLIPPERY ROCK, 1985 Paul Tortorella finished his 20th season as the IUP defensive coordinator and safeties coach in 2014. He’s also served as the associate head coach since the 2011 season. Under Tortorella, the Crimson Hawks had another nationally-ranked defense in 2013. They ranked fifth in the nation in scoring defense, allowing only 15.4 points per game, including two shutouts in addition to holding opponents under ten points on five occasions. IUP also ranked second in the nation in red zone defense, allowing opponents to score only 56.7 percent of trips into the red zone. Tortorella was the recipient of the 2012 FootballScoop Division II Coordinator of the Year award. He was the architect of a unit that finished 2012 ranked first nationally in total and scoring defense while also ranking third in rushing defense. The Crimson Hawks relied on that success to go 12-2 on the season, winning the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) title and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division II championships. The Crimson Hawks gave up just 257.9 yards and 12.5 points per game, recording three shutouts and holding opponents to 10 points or fewer four additional times. Under Tortorella’s guidance the Crimson Hawks gave up an average of 80.1 rushing yards per outing, holding opponents to less than 100 yards nine times during the season. Offenses managed just 2.6 yards per carry and scored nine touchdowns in 439 carries.

defense, allowing just 13.60 points per game. In 2008, the Crimson Hawks allowed only 11.4 points per game, the top mark in the PSAC and second in the nation. IUP also ranked fifth nationally in rushing defense (76.1) and fourth in total defense (235.7). Only two of IUP’s 10 opponents scored more than 20 points, six scored 10 or fewer and the Crimson Hawks allowed an average of only 3.5 yards per play. In 2006, the Crimson Hawks led the PSAC and were 14th in the nation in scoring defense at 14.4 points per game while surrendering just 96.6 yards per game on the ground, the 26th best mark in the nation. In 2003, IUP allowed 16.5 points per game, the 14th lowest figure in the country. The previous season, the defense forced 42 turnovers, the second most in the nation, including 23 interceptions. Tortorella got his coaching start on the prep level in 1985, serving as linebackers coach at Mount Lebanon High School. He then began a nine-year stint as an assistant coach at a pair of Division I universities, including six at Maryland and three at Akron. Tortorella joined the Maryland staff as a graduate assistant working with linebackers and the secondary from 1986-87 followed by one year as a volunteer assistant secondary coach. In 1989, he was hired on a fulltime basis as special team’s coordinator and tight ends coach, and he added halfbacks to his list of responsibilities in 1990. In 1992, Tortorella departed Maryland for Akron, where he coached defensive backs through the 1994 season before joining the IUP staff.

The passing defense was also tough to crack, as IUP finished 17th in the nation by giving up 177.8 yards per game and 14th with a defensive pass efficiency of 101.85. Nine times quarterbacks failed to complete 50.0 percent of their passes against the Crimson Hawks, including each of the last four games. IUP racked up 20 interceptions and gave up just 14 touchdown passes.

During his career, Tortorella has coached two players who went on to successful NFL careers. Defensive back Victor Green (Akron) played with the New York Jets from 1993-2001, the New England Patriots in 2002 and the New Orleans Saints in 2003 while tight end Frank Wycheck (Maryland) retired after the 2003 season following an 11-year pro career which saw him catch 505 passes. Three IUP cornerbacks have earned All-America recognition during Tortorella’s time at IUP, including Barry Threats (1997 and 1998), Joey Flora (2001) and Akwasi Owusu-Ansah (2008 and 2009).

IUP also ranked first in opponents first downs (14.4 per game); second in turnover margin (+1.50 per game); 12th in turnovers (35); tied for 27th in red zone efficiency (68 percent – 21 scores in 31 trips); and 32nd in third down defense (33.9 percent – 64-for-189). Since coming to IUP, Tortorella has directed a defense that has consistently ranked among the best in the nation. In 2011, the Crimson Hawks ranked first in Division II in red zone defensive efficiency and second in the nation in scoring

Tortorella is a 1985 graduate of Slippery Rock with a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education. He and his wife, Michele, are the parents of Luke, Annalise, Zachary and Michael.

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/QUARTERBACKS

TYLER HAINES DEFIANCE, 2006

In 2013, Haines called the plays for an IUP offense that averaged 36.4 points and 418.8 yards per game. The Crimson Hawks scored at least 40 points in five games, including a season high 62 points against Millersville. Haines guided the Crimson Hawk quarterbacks to 202.1 passing yards per game with 19 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. De’Antwan Williams led a rushing attack that was third in the PSAC with 216.7 yards per game and 32 rushing touchdowns. Directing one of the top offenses in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) in 2012, Haines helped Adrian to its first outright conference championship since 1983. Four different school single season records were set, including completion percentage (61.7 - Taylor Copacia), receptions (78 - Justin Hemm), receiving yards (1,209 - Hemm) and receiving touchdowns (10 - Hemm). Haines also helped eight different Bulldogs to postseason All-MIAA honors. Haines called the plays in 2011 for a unit that averaged 393.8 yards and 32.5 points per contest. Those numbers ranked first in the MIAA. The Bulldogs ranked second in the MIAA with 172.2 rushing yards per game and put up 50 or more points in three games including a school-record 77 in a win at Husson University. Haines was instrumental at Adrian, beginning the season 7-0 and moving up to 16th in the AFCA Division III national poll on October 24. In total, five offensive players were named to the All-MIAA first or second teams. Haines celebrated a 2010 season which proved to be a record-setting year on offense. The team averaged 386 yards per game and scored 25.9 points per contest. He mentored Second Team All-MIAA tailback Jared Edwards, who rushed for 1,011 yards for the season. Haines also coached Second Team All-MIAA performer Mike McGee. McGee set the single-season school record for completions (183), passing yards (2,302) and touchdowns (19). The offense also featured a strong offensive line anchored by First Team All-MIAA tackle Spencer Whittington and Second Team All-MIAA guard Nick Ross.

Haines, a two-time first-team All-Heartland Conference linebacker, lettered for three years at Defiance College, recording 143 tackles, 39 tackles-for-loss, 9.5 sacks, and four interceptions after transferring from Division II Ashland University. A 2006 pre-season All-American, Haines also garnered ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District honors and was named All-North Region at season’s end. Also in 2006, Haines was a semi-finalist for the Draddy Trophy, an award known as the “Academic Heisman”. He appeared on the dean’s list three times and ended college with a GPA north of 3.4. The Piqua, Ohio native was part of a Yellow Jacket defense that finished fourth in the nation in total defense and led the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference in rushing defense and total defense in 2005 and 2006. Haines was a team captain in both his junior and senior seasons for Defiance. He graduated from Defiance in December 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in integrated social studies. At Piqua High School, Haines was a first-team All-Southwest Ohio linebacker and quarterback. Haines spent the 2007 season coaching football at his alma mater, Piqua High School. He coached the wide receivers and defensive backs as the team compiled an 8-4 record and were regional semifinalists in Ohio’s Division II. Tyler and his wife, Logan, reside in Indiana with their daughters Harper and Hadley.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Tyler Haines enters his second season as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at IUP in 2014 after spending five years at Division III Adrian College in Michigan. He was the offensive coordinator for three seasons with the Bulldogs and also served as the assistant head coach. During his first two seasons he coached the linebackers and special teams.

OFFENSIVE LINE/RUN LINE GAME GOORDINATOR

MIKE CAMPOLO IUP, 1996 Mike Campolo enters his 13th season on the IUP staff, and 10th as the offensive line coach in 2014. Campolo was in charge of the running backs from 2002-04 and has served as the running game coordinator since 2006.

game, and Jim O’Rourke, who was named to several all-region teams following his senior season in 2010.

Campolo has molded offensive lines into units that have paved the way for IUP to put up huge numbers.

Campolo guided a rushing attack in 2013 led by first team All-PSAC running back De’Antwan Williams. Williams finished fourth in the PSAC in rushing with 1,347 yards and 18 touchdowns, including a school record 315 yards and three touchdowns in the season finale against Shippensburg. The Crimson Hawks finished third in the PSAC in rushing offense with 216.7 yards per game and second in rushing touchdowns with 32.

In 2008, with three first-time starters on the offensive line including true freshman Anthony DiPasquale, the Crimson Hawks averaged 38.5 points and 442.1 yards per game to rank first and second, respectively, in the PSAC in those categories. The line allowed IUP quarterbacks to be sacked only eight times all season.

In 2013, Campolo coached an offensive line that included four year starter and three time All-PSAC first team left tackle Byron Dovales as well as first team guard Mike Charmo and second team guard Nick Carnicella. The Crimson Hawks offensive line was 12th in the nation and first in the PSAC in sacks allowed with only 10. During the 2012 season, Campolo guided an IUP running attack that featured Harvie Tuck and De’Antwan Williams. Tuck finished third in the PSAC in rushing with 1,660 yards and 16 touchdowns. Williams finished sixth in the PSAC with 1,325 yards rushing with 10 touchdowns. The Crimson Hawks finished tenth in the country in rushing yards with 3,630 yards and had 36 rushing touchdowns. In 2011, Campolo helped produce an IUP running attack that averaged 188 yards per game. Individually, junior Harvie Tuck was third in the PSAC in rushing in 2011.

His running attack featured one of the top ball carriers in the nation. Tobias Robinson led the PSAC and ranked eighth in the nation with an average of 120.3 rushing yards per game. Campolo was a four-year letterman for IUP from 1992-95, playing in 47 of 48 games and rushing for 984 yards and 20 touchdowns, including four in the playoffs in 1993 as IUP advanced to the national championship game. He ranks 12th in IUP history in rushing touchdowns. As a senior in 1995, Campolo was voted captain and selected Most Inspirational Player by his coaches and teammates. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Campolo was the running backs coach at Duquesne the previous three seasons. He served in the same capacity for one season each at Serra Catholic High School in 1997 and Bethany College the following year. Campolo is a 1996 graduate of IUP with a bachelor’s degree in communications media. He has a son, Vito.

Campolo has coached three offensive linemen who went on to the NFL. From 2004-06, he worked with Jason Capizzi, a consensus All-American in 2006 and a free agent signee by the Pittsburgh Steelers after the April 2007 NFL Draft. Capizzi was a member of the Steelers roster when they defeated the Arizona Cardinals in the Super Bowl in February 2009. In 2009, Campolo mentored Joe Tonga, an all-conference selection in his only season at IUP and a free agent signee by the New Orleans Saints. In 2013, Campolo coached Dan Matha who was invited to Rookie Mini Camp with the Cincinnati Bengals. In five of the past six years with Campolo in charge of the offensive line, IUP has placed at least two players from that position on the All-PSAC West team. That group includes Rory Thomas, a senior on the 2007 Crimson Hawk team, who was selected to play in the Cactus Bowl, the Division II all-star

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

While working with the running backs, IUP has produced a 1,000-yard rusher each season. One of his pupils, Chris Morgan, moved to tailback at the end of his freshman season in 2003 and finished his career as the second-leading rusher in school history with 3,817 yards and 34 touchdowns.

ASST. HEAD COACH/ LINEBACKERS/ACADEMIC COORDINATOR

WIDE RECEIVERS

JIM SMITH

ROD RUTHERFORD IUP, 1998

PITTSBURGH, 2004

Jim Smith enters his 16th season at IUP in 2014, serving as the linebackers coach and academic coordinator. In addition, Smith has served as the assistant head coach under Curt Cignetti since 2011.

Rod Rutherford enters his fourth season on the IUP staff as the wide receivers coach in 2014.

Under the coaching of Smith in 2013, linebackers Carl Fleming and Dorian Lane earned All-PSAC West honors. First team selection Fleming recorded a team-high 98 tackles as well as 5.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and one interception. Second team selection Lane was second on the team with 69 tackles including nine tackles for loss and two sacks.

In 2012, Rutherford was part of a coaching staff that led the Hawks to a 12-2 record and a NCAA playoff appearance. Prior to IUP, Rutherford spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons as a graduate assistant at Pitt coaching the linebackers and wide receivers. Rutherford was part of a Pitt team that won 10 games for the first time since 1981.

A 1998 graduate of IUP, Smith was a three-year letter winner at wide receiver before beginning a coaching career in 1997. Smith also coached the linebackers from 2002-05. For five seasons, he was in charge of the quarterbacks while also coordinating the IUP passing game.

During the 2008 season, Rutherford coached the defensive backs and special teams at St. Vincent and in 2007 served as a volunteer quarterback coach at Pitt.

During his time on the offensive side of the ball, Smith developed a passing attack that has produced some of the top numbers in recent IUP history. In 2008, quarterback Andrew Krewatch completed 62.8 percent of his passes and had 22 touchdowns against only 10 interceptions. Krewatch also set a school career record with 638 completions and finished second with 8,220 yards and 69 touchdowns.

Rutherford was a two-year starter at Pitt, starting 26 games and and earning All-Big East first team honors in 2003 and second team honors in 2004. He set the school record for passing yards in a season with 3,679 in 2003. In 2004, Rutherford signed with the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted free agent. The following season he was a member of the practice squad of the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers. Rutherford was also a member of the 2007 World Bowl championship Hamburg Seadevils of NFL Europe.

For the second straight season, the Crimson Hawks averaged 38.5 points per game, tied for the second highest in school history. IUP led the PSAC in scoring offense and was second in total offense with an average of 442.1 yards per game. Smith was a part-time coach in 2000 and 2001, while also teaching at Latrobe High School. He mentored the IUP wide receivers in 2000 before coaching the running backs and serving as passing game coordinator the following year. Smith was also a member of the coaching staff during the 1998 campaign. Smith lettered from 1994-96 as a wide receiver at IUP. During that time, he played in 18 games and caught 20 passes for 229 yards. After his playing days were over, Smith served as a student coach assisting with the wide receivers during spring practice in 1997. He earned his bachelor’s degree in health and physical education from IUP in 1998. Smith and his wife, Lori, are the parents of Trevor and Myla.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Under the coaching of Rutherford in 2013, first team All-PSAC wide receiver Terrill Barnes was the first Crimson Hawk to go over 1,000 yards since Carmelo Ocasio in 2002. Barnes finished the season with 63 receptions for 1,014 yards and eight touchdowns. Barnes went over 150 yards in three games and had a receiving touchdown in eight of eleven games.

RUNNING BACKS/ RECRUITING COORDINATOR

SPECIAL TEAMS/ DEFENSIVE ENDS

JIM CHAPIN

BERNIE MCQUOWN

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

MICHIGAN, 2009

JUNIATA, 1958

Jim Chapin enters his third season as the running backs coach in 2014, adding the title of IUP’s recruiting coordinator this past offseason.

The elder of the IUP coaching staff, Bernie McQuown enters his 28th season as the special teams and defensive ends coach in 2014. McQuown joined the IUP coaching staff in 1987 after establishing a reputation as one of the most successful and highly respected high school coaches in Pennsylvania.

Chaplin coached a rushing attack in 2013 led by first team All-PSAC running back De’Antwan Williams. Williams finished fourth in the PSAC in rushing with 1,347 yards and 18 touchdowns, including a school record 315 yards and three touchdowns in the season finale against Shippensburg. The Crimson Hawks finished third in the PSAC in rushing offense with 216.7 yards per game and second in rushing touchdowns with 32.

McQuown retired in 1998 following 25 years as a guidance counselor at Indiana High School and 32 years overall at the school, including seven as a history instructor. McQuown began his high school coaching career as an assistant at Punxsutawney before embarking on a 28-year run as a head coach on the prep level. He spent three seasons at East Brady (1959-61) followed by four at Kane (1962-65), where he posted a record of 27-6-1.

During the 2012 season, Chapin coached a running attack that featured Harvie Tuck and De’Antwan Williams. Tuck finished third in the PSAC in rushing with 1,660 yards and 16 touchdowns. Williams finished sixth in the PSAC with 1,325 yards rushing with 10 touchdowns. The Hawks finished tenth in the country in rushing yards with 3,630 yards and had 36 rushing touchdowns.

But it was his 21-year stint as head coach at Indiana High School that earned him the most accolades. McQuown was at the helm of the Indiana program from 1966-86, compiling 133 wins against just 56 losses and nine ties. During his final five seasons with the Indians, his teams were 40-10-2. McQuown led two undefeated seasons (1976 and 1985), won three CENPAC championships and three Western Conference titles.

Prior to IUP, Chapin coached at Division III Adrian College for two seasons. In 2011, Chapin coached the wide receivers at Adrian, where he helped orchestrate an offensive unit that led the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association in both total offense and points per game. In addition, Chapin served as Adrian’s special teams coordinator and recruiting coordinator. In 2010, Chapin served as the tight ends and fullbacks coach, while doubling as the director of football operations.

He coached the Big 33 team in 1979 and was named the Pennsylvania Class AAAA Coach of the Year in 1980.

Prior to his tenure with the Bulldogs, Chapin had a one year stint in 2009 as the running backs coach at Southern Tech Prep Academy in Charlotte, N.C.

McQuown graduated from Juniata in 1958 where he was an All-America offensive guard. He and his wife, Barbara, have two daughters, Kathy and Kim, and five grandchildren.

In addition to his collegiate and prep coaching experience, Chapin also coached at the high school level from 2007-2008 at Dexter High School in Dexter, Mich. Chapin is a 2009 graduate of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He is a native of Troy, Mich, where he attended Troy High School.

DEFENSIVE LINE/ STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

CORNERBACKS

BRYANT HAINES

JOHNNY FRANCO

BALL STATE, 2009

IUP, 2013

Franco graduated from IUP in spring 2013, receiving a B.S. in Nutrition with a Pre-Medical concentration. Before deciding to coach at IUP, Franco spent the past six months as a physical therapist technician.

Haines came to IUP after spending the 2013 season as a graduate assistant on the Ohio State Buckeyes coaching staff. He has also worked as a defensive assistant coach at Indiana University (2012-13), Adrian (Alma, Mich.) College (2010-11) and at Manchester (Ind.) University (2009).

This will be Franco’s first time coaching at the collegiate level. He was very grateful to receive this opportunity and start his coaching career at his alma mater. In his senior campaign in 2012, the All-American safety totaled six interceptions and was third on the team with 58 tackles. Franco was praised with multiple second team All-American post-season awards from the Associated Press, Daktronics, and CoSIDA Academic. Franco served as a team captain on a defense that helped lead the Crimson Hawks all the way to the NCAA regional championship game.

A native of Piqua, Ohio, Haines was a four-year starter and a two-time all-conference performer at Ball State University and was named a Freshman All-American in 2005 and to the Butkus Award watch list as a senior.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

IUP alum and former AllAmerican Johnny Franco joins the Crimson Hawks in 2014 as a defensive backs coach.

Bryant Haines will enter his first season as defensive line coach in 2014. He will also serve as the strength and conditioning coach for the Crimson Hawks.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

LINEBACKER

ALEXANDER BERDAHL

DORIAN LANE

REDSHIRT SENIOR

SENIOR

2013: Named second team AllPSAC West…Played in all 11 games and started 10 times after season-ending injury to Berdahl…Finished second on the team with 69 total tackles and 39 solo stops…Had 8.5 tackles-for-loss and two sacks… Had a 39-yard interception return for a touchdown against Seton Hill (9/21)…Broke up two more passes, had a forced fumble and a fumble recovery…Posted season-high 10 tackles against Edinboro (10/19)…Had a combined 13 tackles, four tackles for loss and two sacks in two of the final three games against Clarion (11/2) and Shippensburg (11/16).

General: Berdahl looks to make a healthy return to the field after missing all but one game in 2013...The all-region linebacker from 2012 has played in 35 career games with 201 tackles. 2013: Started and played in just one game due to seasonending injury…Tallied 13 tackles against Southern Connecticut State (9/7) with a half tackle for loss…Received a medical redshirt. 2012: Started in all 14 games…All-Super Region One first team…All-PSAC West first team…Named to Capital One Academic All-District Team…Led the team in solo tackles with 57 and total tackles with 103…Had three interceptions on the season…Was third on the team in sacks with 6.0…Had back-to-back six solo tackle games against Edinboro and Mercyhurst…Registered 12 solo tackles and two assists in the team’s NCAA playoff victory over New Haven.

2012: Played in all 14 games...Recorded 28 tackles, including a season-high six in the win over Gannon...Had one sack in the PSAC Championship win over Shippensburg for a loss of seven yards. LANE’S CAREER STATISTICS

2011: Started and played in nine games...Finished third on the team with 63 total tackles, including 26 solo...Also had 3.5 TFLs and 2.0 sacks with a forced fumble and fumble recovery...Had season-high 13 tackles with 2.0 TFLs and a sack in 38-7 win at Clarion...Tallied five solo tackles in 35-28 overtime win at Mercyhurst and 35-7 win over Gannon... Returned interception for 30 yards in win over ESU.

GP 2012 14 2013 11 Tot. 25

2010: Played in all 11 games, starting one as a freshman... Finished year with 22 total tackles, including 10 solo...Added one TFL...Recorded season-high seven total tackles, four solo, in win over Lock Haven. BERDAHL’s CAREER STATISTICS

2010 2011 2012 2013 Tot.

GP 11 9 14 1 35

GS 1 9 14 1 24

Tkl Solo 22 10 63 26 103 57 13 4 201 97

Ast 12 37 46 9 104

TFL 1.0 3.5 10.0 0.5 15.0

Sck Int FR FF 0.0 0 0 0 2.0 1 1 1 6.0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 8.0 4 2 1

GS 0 10 10

Tkl Solo 28 13 69 30 97 43

Ast 15 39 55

TFL 1.5 8.5 10.0

Sck Int 1 0 2 1 3 1

Fr FF 0 0 1 1 1 1

DEFENSIVE BACK

JERELL McFADDEN

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN

SHANE MEISNER

REDSHIRT SENIOR

2012: Started 13 games at cornerback…All-PSAC West second team…Registered 60 tackles on the season…Broke up nine passes and had one interception…Had 3.5 tackles for a loss and recovered two fumbles…His season-high eight tackles (five solo, three assisted) came against Clarion…Had a season-high three pass breakups against Gannon…In the team’s NCAA playoff victory over New Haven, he had four tackles and a fumble recovery.

2012: Played in all 14 games and started in 12…Had 59 total tackles, 32 solo…Led the Crimson Hawks (ninth in the PSAC) with 8.0 sacks…Was first on the team and eighth in the PSAC with 16 tackles for loss…Forced three fumbles and had one fumble recovery…Had a season-high four solo tackles (in addition to one assist) in IUP’s victory over New Haven…Had two solo sacks for a loss of nine yards against Millersville.

2011: Played in all 10 games, starting in nine at cornerback... Finished second on the team with 70 tackles, including a teamleading 41 solo stops...Intercepted two passes and broke up an additional six...Had two TFLs and a forced fumble...Returned nine kickoffs for 247 yards, including a 90-yard touchdown in the nationally-televised matchup against Bloomsburg...Added three tackles against the Huskies...Had three consecutive games with at least 10 tackles...Had a season-high 11 stops against Gannon and Cal...Added 10 tackles against Clarion...Posted six solo stops, including both of his TFLs, in the win at West Chester... Registered five tackles and an interception in the win over Lock Haven...Had four tackles and a pick in the win over Edinboro... Had a 36-yard kickoff return in the win over East Stroudsburg.

2011: Played in one game at Rutgers...Assisted on one tackle. 2010: Redshirted.

MEISNER’s CAREER STATISTICS

2011 2012 2013 Tot.

2009: Redshirted.

MCFADDEN’s CAREER STATISTICS

2011 2012 2013 Tot.

GS 9 13 10 32

Tkl Solo 70 41 60 38 51 34 181 113

Ast 29 22 17 68

TFL 2.0 3.5 1.5 7.0

Int PBU 2 6 1 9 1 4 4 19

FR 0 2 0 2

GP 1 14 11 26

GS 0 12 11 23

Tkl Solo 1 0 59 32 55 30 115 62

Ast 1 27 25 53

TFL 0.0 16.0 11.0 27.0

Sck 0.0 8.0 5.5 13.5

FR 0 1 0 1

FF 0 3 1 4

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

2013: Started all 11 games at defensive end…Finished fourth on the team with 55 total tackles, including 30 solo…Led team with 11 tackles-for-loss and 5.5 sacks…Knocked down three passes at the line of scrimmage…Forced one fumble…Had a tackle-for-loss in eight off 11 games…Notched eight tackles, including three behind the line of scrimmage and two sacks, at Seton Hill (9/21)…Had season-high 10 tackles with a sack against Edinboro (10/19)…Posted five tackles with 2.5 stops behind the line of scrimmage at Slippery Rock (10/12)… Made seven tackles with a sack and a pass breakup against Gannon (11/9)

2013: Started all 10 games he played in at cornerback…Finished the season fifth on the team with 51 total tackles and third with 34 solo stops…Picked off one pass and broke up four others…Had 1.5 tackles-for-loss…His best game of the season came against Shippensburg, tying a season-high with seven tackles, including six solo, and broke up three passes (11/16)…Had seven solo tackles and broke up a pass at Slippery Rock (10/12)…Had seven tackles, including five solo, at Mercyhurst (10/26)…Interception came in the season opener at Southern Connecticut (9/7).

GP 10 13 10 33

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN

ALI MUHAMMAD

MATTHEW SASSON

GRAD STUDENT

SENIOR

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

2013: Started and played in 10 games in first season at IUP as a defensive end…Totaled 22 tackles…Had 5.5 tackles-for-loss and 2.5 sacks…Broke up two passes at the line and had a forced fumble…Had season-high five tackles against Edinboro (10/19)…Posted two tackles-for-loss against Seton Hill (9/21).

General: Most experienced returning offensive lineman with 31 games played and 17 starts…Has started 13 games at center and four at right guard and also has experience playing as an extra tight end in goal line and short yardage situations. 2013: Played in nine games, earning eight starts at two different positions…Opened the season as the starting center at Southern Connecticut State (9/7)…Started four games at right guard before moving back to center for the final three games of the season… Helped the Crimson Hawks to the third-best rushing offense in the PSAC, averaging 216.7 yards per game on the ground…They rushed for 200 or more yards six times during the season, including each of the last four games… Was also part of an offensive line unit that finished 12th in the nation by giving up just 10 sacks (0.91 per game).

2012: Played in 10 games, starting in three at Rhode Island University... Recored 24 tackles in the 2012 season including one sack and 4.5 tackles-for-loss. 2011: Did not play due to injury. 2010: Appeared in eight games... Finished the season with nine tackles, including two tackles-for-loss, two sacks, two fumble recoveries, and one pass defended... Saw action against nationally-ranked New Hampshire( 9/18).

2012: Played in 12 games...The Crimson Hawks gained 3,630 yards on the ground, second in the PSAC…The Crimson Hawks rushed for more than 300 yards four times during the year including a season-high 388 yards on 58 carries against Slippery Rock…The Crimson Hawks also rushed for 343 yards on 48 carries against Lock Haven, 323 yards on 55 carries against Cheyney and 310 yards on 57 carries against Southern Connecticut State…IUP gained more than 200 yards in 12 of the team’s 14 games…The Crimson Hawks allowed just 11.0 sacks on the season, second in the PSAC.

2009: Redshirted. MUHAMMAD’s CAREER STATISTICS

2010 2012 2013 Tot.

GP 8 10 10 28

GS 0 3 10 13

Tkl 9 24 22 55

Solo 8 14 5 27

Ast TFL 1 2.0 10 4.5 17 5.5 28 12.0

Sck 2.0 1.0 2.5 5.5

FR 2 0 0 2

FF 0 0 1 1

2011: Played in 10 games, starting in eight...Helped IUP to 188.0 yards rushing per game, sixth-best in the PSAC...The Crimson Hawks ran for more than 200 yards four times during the season, including a season-best 253 yards on 51 carries in the opening win over East Stroudsburg...IUP also rushed for 249 yards in the win at West Chester, 216 in the win over Edinboro, and 203 in the win over Gannon...The Crimson Hawks allowed just 17 sacks in 10 games, tied for fourth-best in the PSAC.

SASSON’s CAREER STATISTICS

2011 2012 2013 Tot.

GP 10 12 9 31

GS Tm RYds/G Tm PYds/G Tm Sck Allwd 8 188.0 163.5 17 0 259.3 158.2 11 8 216.7 202.1 10 17 221.3 229.1 38

PUNTER

MATT SPEGAL

KICKER

BRETT ULLMAN SENIOR

JUNIOR

2013: First season as full-time punter…Was seventh in the PSAC with a 38.9 yard average on 41 punts…Had seven 50-plus yard punts with long of 61 at Mercyhurst (10/26)… Pinned 11 punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line…Forced seven fair catches…Had punts of 58 and 52 yards against Cal (9/28)…Posted a 57-yard punt in the season opener at Southern Connecticut State (9/7)…Had a 54-yard punt at Slippery Rock (10/12).

2013: Second team All-PSAC West…Second on team with 70 points, making 46 extra points and eight field goals… Converted 8-of-12 field goals (.667)…Tied career-long with 48-yard field goal against Southern Connecticut State (9/7)… Was 5-of-8 on field goal attempts of 40-plus yards…Made three 40-plus yard field goals against Edinboro, converting attempts of 41, 43 and 43 yards (10/19)…Had 26 touchbacks in 74 kickoffs, helping IUP to best net kickoff average in PSAC (46.4).

2012: Punted in three games as a true freshman, serving as the primary backup…Averaged 38.7 yards on 11 punts…Had season long of 50 yards…Three of 11 punts landed inside the opponents’ 20-yard line…Forced one fair catch.

2012: Played in all 14 games…BSN All-American honorable mention…All-PSAC West first team…Made 19-of-29 field goals for a .655 percentage (seventh in the PSAC)…Made four field goals against Slippery Rock…Long field goal was 48 yards against Shippensburg…Converted 56-of 58 attempted extra points.

SPEGAL’S CAREER STATISTICS GP 3 11 14

No. 11 41 51

Yds 426 1596 2022

Long Avg 50 38.7 61 38.9 61 38.9

TB 2 5 7

I20 3 11 14

50+ 1 7 8

2011: Named Don Hansen All-Super Region One third team... All-PSAC West first team...Led team with 63 points... Converted 10-of-11 field goals and 33-of-34 extra point attempts...Had a long field goal of 46 yards in the rain-soaked win over Edinboro...Missed 47-yarder against Bloomsburg but followed with nine-straight made field goals...Went 2-of-3 from 40-49 yards and 4-4 from 30-39 yards...Made two field goals in a game three times, including 42 and 31-yarders in the win at West Chester.

ULLMAN’s CAREER STATISTICS

2011 2012 2013 Tot.

GP FGM 10 10 14 19 11 8 35 29

FGA 11 29 12 40

LG 46 48 48 48

XPM 33 56 46 135

XMA 34 58 49 141

Pts 63 113 70 246

TB 3 32 26 61

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

General: Three-time All-PSAC West selection…Heads into 2014 season poised to break three career IUP records, including: Points (246, record is 312); field goals (37, record is 47); and extra points (135, record is 155)…Has two 48-yard field goals, tied for second longest ever in IUP history.

General: Is currently tied for second in IUP history with a career 38.9 punt average after two seasons.

2012 2013 Tot.

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN

DEFENSIVE BACK

JORGE VICIOSO

JAY WATKINS

SOPHOMORE

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

REDSHIRT SENIOR General: One of two returning starters on the offensive line… Contributed in all 11 games last year in his first season after transferring from Rutgers. 2013: Played in all 11 games, starting 10, in his first season at IUP after transferring from Rutgers…Had first career start at right tackle against Cheyney (9/14)…Started nine of his 10 games at right tackle, while also starting at right guard against Seton Hill (9/21)… Helped the Crimson Hawks to the third-best rushing offense in the PSAC, averaging 216.7 yards per game on the ground…They rushed for 200 or more yards six times during the season, including each of the past four games... Was also part of an offensive line unit that finished 12th in the nation by giving up just 10 sacks (0.91 per game).

2013: Saw immediate playing time as a true freshman, playing in nine games while starting five at cornerback… Finished the year with 19 tackles, including 13 solo stops… Broke up three passes and picked up a fumble and returned it 20 yards for a touchdown against Millersville (10/5)…Made first career start against Cheyney, posting a season-high six tackles (9/14)…Had five tackles, including four solo, at Slippery Rock (10/12)…Saw time in the offensive backfield in the season opener, carrying the ball once at Southern Connecticut State (9/7). WATKINS’ CAREER STATISTICS

2013 Tot.

2012: Did not see game action. 2011: Appeared in one game for Rutgers vs. North Carolina Central (9/1). 2010: Redshirted VICIOSO’s CAREER STATISTICS GP 2011 1 2013 11 Tot. 12

GS Tm RYds/G Tm PYds/G Tm Sck Allwd 0 97.8 241.2 30 10 216.7 202.09 10 10 157.25 221.65 40

GP 9 9

GS 5 5

Tkl Solo 19 13 19 13

Ast 6 6

TFL 0.0 0.0

Int PBU 0 3 0 3

FR 1 1

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

2013 YEAR

IN REVIEW

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

IUP (1-0) SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT ST. (0-1)

30 20

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

Saturday, Sept. 7 • Jess Dow Field • New Haven, CT Attendance: 3,128 NEW HAVEN, CT - Four different Crimson Hawks scored touchdowns in 10th-ranked IUP’s 30-20 defeat of Southern Connecticut State in the 2013 season opener at Jess Dow Field. Three newcomers, Erik Finklea, Drew Carswell and Israel Green, as well as junior Sean McVay recorded the scores for the Crimson Hawks. The run game was effective as IUP managed 204 yards on 36 attempts. De’Antwan Williams surpassed the 100-yard mark, with 135 yards on 18 attempts. Four running backs saw playing time as Finklea, Green and Jay Watkins all had carries. Finklea finished the game with 50 yards on seven carries and a touchdown. Green had 14 yards on three carries and a touchdown. The Crimson Hawks were stellar in the air, with Terrill Barnes finishing the day with 162 yards on eight catches. Pat Brewer and Carswell both finished with 51 yards and McVay went 22 yards on two receptions and added a touchdown. IUP’s defense shined, led by preseason All-American Carl Fleming who posted a career-high 15 tackles. Alexander Berdahl, who led the Crimson Hawks in tackles last season, recorded 13. The win is IUP’s eighth straight over the Owls, has they hold a perfect 8-0 record in the series. It’s also the eighth consecutive opening-day win for the program, dating back to 2006.

SCORE

IUP

Southern Connecticut St.

IUP

SCS

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)

36 - 204

40 - 142

PASSING YARDS (NET)

296

236

32 - 18 - 1

29 - 15 - 3

500

378

0-0

2nd 10:01 SCST Moscatel 1 yard run (Groth kick)

Punt Returns-Yards

4 - 24

0-0

2nd 3:09 IUP

Kickoff Returns-Yars

4-76

3-58

2nd 1:20 SCST Moscatel 9 yard run (Groth kick)

3 - 24

1 - 14

3rd

:10

4-35.8

6-41.8

4th

10:45 IUP

0-0

4th

7:16

Penalties-Yards

5 - 49

3 - 15

4th

4:46 IUP

Posession Time

28:46

31:14

Third-Down Conversions

5 of 13

6 of 13

Fourth-Down Conversions

1 of 2

0 of 1

FIRST DOWNS

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards

Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

3-3

2-3

0-0

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

9:16 IUP

IUP

Finklea 45 yard run (Ullman kick) McVay 9 yard pass from Box (Ullman Kick)

IUP 7-0 7-7 IUP 14-7 14-14

Carswell 6 yard pass from Box (PAT missed)

IUP 20-14

Ullman 45 yard field goal

IUP 23-14

SCST Fornarelli 22 yard pass from Jablonski (PAT missed) IUP 23-20

Green 2 yard run (Ullman Kick)

IUP 30-20

CHEYNEY (0-2) IUP (2-0)

0 49

Saturday, Sept. 14 • George P. Miller Stadium • Indiana, PA Attendance: 3,575 INDIANA, PA - De’Antwan Williams ran for three touchdowns and Mike Box threw for three more in eighth-ranked IUP’s 49-0 win over Cheyney in the Crimson Hawks’ 2013 home opener at George P. Miller Stadium.

Box threw a touchdown in each of the second, third and fourth quarters to three different receivers. He finished 10-of-15 through the air for 210 yards. The IUP defense gave up just 189 total yards to the triple-option Cheyney offense, including 115 yards on 51 rushing attempts. Five different rushers gained yards for the Crimson Hawks, as Erik Finklea led the way with eight rushes for 66 yards. Israel Green finished with 33 yards on nine carries while Williams had 31 yards on seven totes. Patrick Ferguson added 29 yards on four carries while Pat Brewer ran it once for 18 yards. Allen Holman posted a team-high 10 tackles in his first career start. Carl Fleming added nine while Kevin Clarke, Dorian Lane and Jeff Palmer each had seven. Palmer and Michael Larrow each tallied a sack while the Crimson Hawks defense had nine total tackles behind the line of scrimmage. IUP is now 6-0 all-time against Cheyney, allowing just 26 points to the Wolves in those meetings

IUP

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)

51 - 115

32 - 173

PASSING YARDS (NET)

210

18 - 10 - 0

15 - 10 - 0

189

383

1st

13:00 IUP - D. Williams 1 yd run (Brett Ullman kick)

FIRST DOWNS

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS

SCORE

Cheyney

IUP

SCORING SUMMARY IUP 7-0

Fumble Returns-Yards

0-0

1st

11:48 IUP - Erik Finklea 16 yd run (Brett Ullman kick)

IUP 14-0

Punt Returns-Yards

1-4

0-0

1st

04:38 IUP - D. Williams 20 yd run (Brett Ullman kick)

IUP 21-0

Kickoff Returns-Yars

3-40

1-17

1st

00:00 IUP - D. Williams 2 yd run (Brett Ullman kick)

Interception Returns-Yards

0-0

2nd 05:03 IUP - Barnes 56 yd pass from Box (Brett Ullman kick)

4-28.2

1-50.0

3rd

09:59 IUP - Dummermuth 17 yd pass froM Box (Brett Ullman kick) IUP 42-0

2-1

0-0

4th

13:43 IUP - McVay 11 yd pass from Box (Brett Ullman kick)

Penalties-Yards

9 - 106

11 - 91

Posession Time

38:16

21:44

Third-Down Conversions

8 of 16

4 of 7

Fourth-Down Conversions

1 of 4

1 of 1

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

0-1

6-6

0-0

2 - 19

Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

Sacks By: Number-Yards

IUP 28-0 IUP 35-0 IUP 49-0

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

All three of Williams’ touchdowns came in the first quarter as IUP built a 28-0 lead after the 15 minutes of action. The scores came on runs of one, 20 and two yards, with the final one being at time expired in the quarter.

IUP (3-0, 1-0 PSAC West) SETON HILL (0-3, 0-1 PSAC West)

26 0

Saturday, Sept. 21 • Offutt Field • Greensburg, PA Attendance: 1,500

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

GREENSBURG, PA – Despite five turnovers and just 286 total yards, eighth-ranked IUP posted a 26-0 win over Seton Hill in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West opener on at Offutt Field. Running back Erik Finklea gave IUP its first touchdown of the game as he ran in from nine yards out with 4:39 to go in the third. The scoring run followed a 27-yard hookup from Mike Box to receiver Drew Carswell. The extra point by Brett Ullman made the score 9-0. It didn’t take long for the Crimson Hawks to extend their lead as linebacker Dorian Lane picked off a Nick Halfhill pass on the first play of Seton Hill’s next possession and raced 39 yards for a touchdown. After another Seton Hill three-and-out, Finklea added a second score, this one a 21-yard run as IUP took a 23-0 lead. Ullman added a 28-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to complete the scoring. The IUP defense allowed just 115 total yards to the Griffins, tallying six sacks and 12 tackles-for-loss. Leading the way was Shane Meisner , who had eight tackles and two sacks. Ali Muhammad also registered two sacks while Marco Pecora added another. Kevin Clarke had a team-high 13 tackles and Eric Williams added eight and snagged an interception. The win improves the Crimson Hawks to 3-0 on the year as Seton Hill drops to 0-3. It was the Griffins first ever PSAC West contest after moving to the conference this past summer.

IUP FIRST DOWNS

SCORE

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)

38 - 140

39 - 29

PASSING YARDS (NET)

146

22 - 11 - 3

28 - 14 - 2

286

115

2nd 13:43 IUP - TEAM 9 yd safety

IUP 2-0

0-0

3rd

04:39 IUP - Finklea 9 yd run (Brett Ullman kick)

IUP 9-0

Punt Returns-Yards

3 - 33

2 - 24

3rd

04:23 IUP - Lane 39 yd interception (Brett Ullman kick)

IUP 16-0

Kickoff Returns-Yars

1-11

4-99

3rd

01:09 IUP - Finklea 21 yd run (Brett Ullman kick)

IUP 23-0

2 - 39

3-7

4th

03:32 IUP - Ullman 28 yd field goal

IUP 26-0

6-36.5

8-36.0

2-2

0-0

11 - 85

4 - 25

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards

Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Posession Time

29:51

30:09

Third-Down Conversions

4 of 11

3 of 19

Fourth-Down Conversions

0 of 0

1 of 6

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

2-3

0-1

6 - 57

2 - 18

Sacks By: Number-Yards

IUP

Seton Hill

SCORING SUMMARY

CALIFORNIA (3-1, 1-1 PSAC West) IUP (4-0, 2-0 PSAC West)

7 20

Saturday, Sept. 28 • George P. Miller Stadium • Indiana, PA Attendance: 3,283 INDIANA, PA – De’Antwan Williams ran for 167 yards and Terrell Holloway had three interceptions as the seventh-ranked IUP football team defeated rival California (PA) 20-7 in the fifth annual Coal Bowl at George P. Miller Stadium.

the Game. The win by IUP snapped its six-game losing streak to the Vulcans, improving to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West Division. It was California’s first loss of the year, falling to 3-1, 1-1. The IUP defense forced five California turnovers, all interceptions, and limited the Vulcans to just 205 yards of total offense. California quarterbacks combined to go 13-of-29 for just 130 yards through the air. The Vulcans were also limited to just 75 yards on 28 carries. Williams 167 yards came on a career-high 38 carries. Erik Finklea added 21 yards on the ground as the Crimson Hawks finished with 199 rushing yards. Mike Box finished the day 9-of-13 for 151 yards and a score. Carl Fleming returned to the lineup and finished with a game-high 12 tackles. Dorian Lane added nine stops, and Jerell McFadden had six. The Crimson Hawks won the time of possession battle as well, owning the ball for 36:51.

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YARDS (NET)

CAL

IUP

28 - 75

54 - 199

130

151

29 - 13 - 5

13 - 9 - 1

205

350

0-0

Punt Returns-Yards

3 - 14

2 - 38

Kickoff Returns-Yars

3-85

1-26

1 - 80

5 - 17

5-54.2

7-43.1

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards

Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

0-0

Penalties-Yards

5 - 45

8 - 112

Posession Time

23:09

36:51

Third-Down Conversions

4 of 12

8 of 17

Fourth-Down Conversions

1 of 1

0 of 0

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

0-2

2-2

0-0

Sacks By: Number-Yards

SCORE

California (PA)

IUP

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

06:59 IUP - Williams 3 yd run (Ullman kick)

3rd

12:35 IUP - Barnes 35 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

IUP 14-0

3rd

03:12 CAL - McDonald 80 yd interception (Nuzzo kick)

IUP 14-7

4th

04:18 IUP - Williams 8 yd run (PAT blocked)

IUP 20-7

IUP 7-0

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Williams added two touchdowns on the ground as he was named the Coal Bowl’s Player of

MILLERSVILLE (0-5) IUP (5-0)

3 62

Saturday, Oct. 5 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P. Miller Stadium • Indiana, Pa. Attendance: 4,273 INDIANA, PA – On the day IUP officially renamed the field in honor of former head coach 15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

Frank Cignetti, the Crimson Hawks put on an offensive show, defeating Millersville 62-3 during the Homecoming game. Now Frank Cignetti Field at George P. Miller Stadium, Cignetti was recognized during a halftime ceremony for being inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame. IUP also officially renamed the field in Cignetti’s honor. Eight different Crimson Hawks would put points on the board, led by a two-touchdown performance from Izzy Green and another 100-plus total yardage day by De’Antwan Williams. Quarterback Mike Box added three passing touchdowns, hitting three different receivers. The Crimson Hawks were dominant on both sides of the ball, finishing with 521 total offense yards and holding Millersville to just 180 yards. Mike Box went 10-of-12 on the day with 136 yards, three touchdowns and just one interception. Green finished the game with his first 100-yard performance, going 103 yards on 16 carries and adding two touchdowns. Williams finished just shy of the 100-yard mark, with 98 yards on 13 carries and one touchdown. He also had a 29-yard reception. Kevin Clarke led the way for the IUP defense, recording seven total tackles, followed by Shane Meisner who finished with five. Jordan Batts had a solid day, recording a sack for a loss of 10 yards, as well as a pass breakup. MILL

IUP

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)

32 - 115

46 - 303

PASSING YARDS (NET)

218

17 - 6 - 2

18 - 16 - 1

180

521

Fumble Returns-Yards

0-0

Punt Returns-Yards

0-0

5 - 58

Kickoff Returns-Yars

5-98

2-75

1 - 17

2 - 41

7-37.1

1-40.0

1-1

1-0

Penalties-Yards

7 - 60

7 - 121

Posession Time

26:32

33:28

Third-Down Conversions

3 of 12

6 of 8

Fourth-Down Conversions

0 of 1

1 of 1

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

1-2

6-6

0-0

2 - 17

FIRST DOWNS

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS

Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

Sacks By: Number-Yards

SCORE

Millersville

IUP

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

09:53 IUP - Williams 3 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 7-0

1st

07:33 MILL - Stahl 36 yd field goal

IUP 7-3

1st

06:09 IUP - Barnes 23 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

1st

IUP 14-3

00:00 IUP - McVay 7 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

IUP 21-3

2nd 04:02 IUP - Dummermuth 6 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

IUP 28-3

2nd 03:06 IUP - Watkins 20 yd fumble recovery (Ullman kick)

IUP 35-3

3rd

08:09 IUP - Green 7 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 42-3

3rd

02:30 IUP - Coleman 21 yd pass from Franco (Ullman kick)

IUP 49-3

4th

10:34 IUP - Franco 1 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 56-3

4th

04:00 IUP - Green 5 yd run (TEAM rush fumbed)

IUP 62-3

IUP (5-1, 2-1 PSAC West) SLIPPERY ROCK (5-1, 2-1 PSAC West)

16 42

Saturday, Oct. 12 • Mihalik-Thompson Stadium • Slippery Rock, Pa. Attendance: 7,620 SLIPPERY ROCK, PA – The top-ranked IUP defense gave up 676 total yards to Slippery Rock as the seventh-ranked Crimson Hawks dropped a 42-16 decision to their rival at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium.

Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Western Division. Slippery Rock improves to an identical 5-1, 2-1 record. The defeat was also the first regular season loss for IUP since Sept. 22, 2012, a streak of 11 consecutive regular season wins. The 26-point loss was the worst loss for IUP since a 47-20 defeat at Bloomsburg in 2010. It was the worst loss to Slippery Rock since 1999 as The Rock won that matchup 52-14. Nigel Barksdale finished 27-of-38, two touchdowns and 425 yards, the second most yards an IUP defense has ever given up. He added 55 yards and two scores on the ground. John Schademan had six receptions for 170 yards and two touchdowns while Shamar Greene paced the Slippery Rock run game with 101 yards on 17 carries. Mike Box finished 18-of-41 for 278 yards and a touchdown. Terrill Barnes caught nine passes for 160 yards and a score while Drew Carswell had a career-high seven grabs for 103 yards. IUP was limited to just 59 rushing yards on 28 attempts. Williams ran 13 times for 34 yards. IUP

SRU

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)

28 - 59

48 - 227

PASSING YARDS (NET)

278

449

41 - 18 - 1

39 - 28 - 1

337

676

Fumble Returns-Yards

0-0

Punt Returns-Yards

2-1

4 - 31

Kickoff Returns-Yars

5-124

1-8

1-0

8-40.6

3-42.0

4-1

2-1

Penalties-Yards

4 - 30

6 - 66

Posession Time

31:13

28:47

Third-Down Conversions

5 of 15

5 of 11

Fourth-Down Conversions

1 of 1

0 of 2

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

2-2

4-6

2 - 15

1 - 12

FIRST DOWNS

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS

Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

Sacks By: Number-Yards

SCORE

IUP

Slippery Rock

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

07:11 SRU - Crenshaw 1 yd run (Shaw kick)

2nd

14:22 SRU - Schademan 38 yd pass from Barksdale (Shaw kick)

SRU 7-0 SRU 14-0

2nd 07:37 SRU - Blakeman 2 yd run (Shaw kick)

SRU 21-0

2nd 03:54 SRU - Blakeman 3 yd run (Shaw kick)

SRU 28-0

2nd 01:08 IUP - Ullman 44 yd field goal

SRU 28-3

3rd

11:47 SRU - Barksdale 1 yd run (Shaw kick)

SRU 35-3

3rd

09:17 SRU - Schademan 42 yd pass from Barksdale (Shaw kick) SRU 42-3

4th

13:34 IUP - Barnes 23 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

SRU 42-10

4th

06:33 IUP - Williams 1 yd run (Box pass failed)

SRU 42-16

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

The loss was the first for IUP, which falls to 5-1 overall on the season and 2-1 in the

EDINBORO (4-3, 2-2 PSAC West) IUP (5-2, 2-2 PSAC West)

36 30

Saturday, Oct. 19 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P. Miller Stadium • Indiana, Pa. Attendance: 2,552 INDIANA, PA – In a wild game on a dreary day, No. 22 IUP fell to visiting Edinboro 36-30 in 15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West matchup at Frank Cignetti Field. It was a back and forth contest for most of the afternoon and featured one tie and four lead changes, all in the first half of play. The game also featured three kickoffs that went out-of-bounds, three interceptions, four blocked kicks and five total fumbles. IUP had one final chance at the win, taking over possession with 2:47 on the clock. However, Mike Box was picked off on just the second play of the drive, ending the threat and giving Edinboro the victory. De’Antwan Williams finished with 29 carries for 129 yards and two touchdown runs. Terrill Barnes caught seven passes for 82 yards and a score and also ran the ball twice for 41 yards. Box went 10-of-22 for 95 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions Carl Fleming had 12 total tackles for IUP while Dorian Lane collected 10 and Shane Meisner had nine with a sack. It’s the first two-game losing streak for the Crimson Hawks under head coach Curt Cignetti since 2011, when IUP fell to Bloomsburg (20-16) and Slippery Rock (20-6) in back-to-back weeks.

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YARDS (NET)

Edin

IUP

48 - 141

40 - 186

284

112

29 - 15 - 0

26 - 11 - 3

425

298

0-0

Punt Returns-Yards

3 - 29

2 - 63

Kickoff Returns-Yars

2-39

4-108

Interception Returns-Yards

3-8

0-0

6-35.2

3-26.0

3-1

3-2

Penalties-Yards

9 - 81

5 - 57

Posession Time

32:09

27:51

Third-Down Conversions

6 of 18

4 of 13

Fourth-Down Conversions

2 of 4

1 of 3

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

2-3

3-4

2 - 11

1 - -4

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards

Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

Sacks By: Number-Yards

SCORE

Edinboro

IUP

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

07:29 IUP - Ullman 41 yd field goal

IUP 3-0

1st

01:47 IUP - Ullman 43 yd field goal

IUP 6-0

2nd 14:54 EDIN - Williams 26 yd pass from Girvin (Hardy kick blkded) 6-6 2nd 13:33 EDIN - D. Massey 19 yd punt return (M. Simons kick) 2nd 12:31 IUP - D. Williams 17 yd run (Ullman kick)

Edin 13-6 13-13

2nd 10:01 EDIN - D.Massey 75 yd pass from Girvin (M.Simons kick failed)Edin 19-13 2nd 06:01 IUP - D. Williams 2 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 20-19

2nd 03:30 EDIN - Hardy 39 yd field goal

Edin 22-20

3rd

11:06 EDIN - Donaldson 1 yd run (Simons kick)

Edin 29-20

3rd

07:03 EDIN - Massey 33 yd pass from Girvin (Simons kick) Edin 36-20

3rd

04:11 IUP - Ullman 43 yd field goal

Edin 36-23

4th

05:05 IUP - Barnes 18 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

Edin 36-30

IUP (6-2, 3-2 PSAC West) MERCYHURST (4-4, 2-3 PSAC West)

28 6

Saturday, Oct. 26 • Tullio Field • Erie, Pa. Attendance: 627 ERIE, PA – De’Antwan Williams ran for 186 yards and a touchdown and the IUP defense intercepted two passes as the Crimson Hawks got back on track with a 28-6 win at Mercyhurst.

windy day in Erie. It was the first time since Sept. 13, 2008 that Mercyhurst did not score a touchdown (24-0 loss at Bloomsburg). It was also the first time Mercyhurst did not score a touchdown in a home game since Sept. 20, 2003 – a 26-3 loss to Saginaw Valley State. Mike Box finished 10-of-19 for 103 yards and no turnovers. Terrill Barnes had six catches for 71 yards while Sean McVay added three for 27. Akeem Smith returned to the lineup for the IUP defense and had a team-high 10 tackles on the day. Carl Fleming added eight and Dorian Lane had seven, including two behind the line of scrimmage. Shane Meisner had IUP’s only sack on the day. Mercyhurst’s Brandon Brown-Dukes, the top rusher in the PSAC West, was held to just 56 yards on 15 carries

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YARDS (NET)

IUP

Mer

43 - 207

41 - 199

103

19 - 10 - 0

27 - 7 - 2

310

257

Fumble Returns-Yards

0-0

Punt Returns-Yards

2-1

1-1

Kickoff Returns-Yars

1-19

3-64

Interception Returns-Yards

2-6

0-0

6-31.7

4-32.8

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS

Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

1-1

2-0

Penalties-Yards

9 - 94

4 - 27

Posession Time

27:53

32:07

Third-Down Conversions

4 of 12

4 of 15

Fourth-Down Conversions

1 of 2

0 of 4

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

3-3

2-2

1-6

0-0

Sacks By: Number-Yards

SCORE

IUP

Mercyhurst

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

09:34 IUP - Box 1 yd run (Ullman kick)

1st

06:35 IUP - Finklea 1 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 14-0

1st

01:06 MER - S. Wakefield 25 yd field goal

IUP 14-3

2nd 13:21 IUP - D. Williams 25 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 21-3

2nd 02:34 MER - S. Wakefield 27 yd field goal

IUP 21-6

4th

IUP 28-6

00:46 IUP - Box 1 yd run (Brett Ullman kick)

IUP 7-0

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

It was a season-high output for Williams, who carried the ball 30 times on an overcast and

IUP (7-2, 4-2 PSAC West) CLARION (4-5, 2-4 PSAC West)

42 14

Saturday, Nov. 2 • Memorial Stadium • Clarion, Pa. Attendance: 1,128 CLARION, PA – De’Antwan Williams ran for 129 yards and two touchdowns to help IUP to 15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

a 42-14 win over Clarion in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West football action. The win was the second in a row for the Crimson Hawks, who improved to 7-2 overall and 4-2 in the PSAC West. Clarion fell to 4-5 and 2-4. IUP outgained the Golden Eagles 402-298 on the day, including 277 yards on the ground alone. Izzy Green carried 14 times for a season-high 86 yards and Erik Finklea added 57 yards on his 14 carries. Mike Box finished 7-of-12 for 79 yards and a touchdown through the air. Steve Franco was 1-of-3 for the 21-yard score while Logan Weaver also saw time under center, going 2-of-3 for 25 yards, adding a 13-yard rush. D. Williams also caught three passes for 26 yards while Terrill Barnes had two catches for 32 yards and a score. Drew Carswell had two receptions for 34 yards and a touchdown. Defensively, Carl Fleming finished with 10 total tackles, including seven solo, with a fumble recovery. Terrell Holloway had seven tackles and a pass breakup while Dorian Lane had six stops, including two-for-loss, and a sack. In addition to Marco Pecora’s interception, Eric Williams had his fifth pick of the season.

IUP

Clar

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)

54 - 277

41 - 180

PASSING YARDS (NET)

125

118

18 - 10 - 0

24 - 10 - 2

402

298

0-0

Punt Returns-Yards

3 - 11

1-9

Kickoff Returns-Yars

3-58

6-107

2 - 47

0-0

4-41.8

4-45.2

1-0

3-1

Penalties-Yards

8 - 92

3 - 21

Posession Time

32:03

27:57

Third-Down Conversions

8 of 14

5 of 15

Fourth-Down Conversions

1 of 2

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

4-4

1-3

2-5

2 - 25

FIRST DOWNS

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards

Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

Sacks By: Number-Yards

SCORE

IUP

Clarion

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

07:32 IUP - D. Williams 4 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 7-0

1st

01:57 IUP - D. Williams 20 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 14-0

2nd 14:11 CLAR - Day 11 yd run (Esposito kick)

IUP 14-7

2nd 05:37 IUP - Barnes 30 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

IUP 21-7

2nd 02:42 IUP - Pecora 45 yd interception (Ullman kick)

IUP 28-7

3rd

13:30 IUP - Box 1 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 35-7

4th

10:23 IUP - Carswell 21 yd pass from Franco (Ullman kick)

IUP 42-7

4th

07:48 CLAR - Reid 35 yd pass from Carson (Esposito kick)

IUP 42-14

GANNON (5-5, 4-3 PSAC West) IUP (8-2, 5-2 PSAC West)

20 55

Saturday, Nov. 9 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P. Miller Stadium • Indiana, Pa. Attendance: 2,666 INDIANA, PA – The Crimson Hawks racked up 658 total yards in IUP’s dominating 55-20 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) victory over Gannon on Senior Day at Frank Cignetti Field.

The 378 passing yards all came from the right arm of quarterback Mike Box, who finished 21-of-25 with four touchdowns and one interception. The yardage total was the most by an IUP quarterback since Brian Eyerman threw for 407 against Saginaw Valley State back in 2001. It was also the first 300-yard passing day for an IUP quarterback since Andrew Krewatch finished with 313 against Gannon back in 2008. That was also the last time an IUP quarterback threw for four touchdowns in a single game. The completions, yardage and touchdown marks were all career-highs for Box. Box’s favorite target was Terrill Barnes, who finished with eight receptions for 151 yards and a touchdown. He entered IUP’s single season top 10 in both categories during the game with 57 catches for 928 yards, needing the exact totals to break in. The rushing game was also strong, with Erik Finklea posting his first career 100-yard rushing day with 174 on just 12 carries, including an 81-yard touchdown. His career day could have been even better, but a 79-yard touchdown run was called back in the first half on a holding penalty. He also caught three passes for 50 yards. De’Antwan Williams (Woodbridge, VA/Woodbridge) rushed for three touchdowns, extending his season output to 15. He also ran for 73 yards on 19 carries and caught three passes for another 40 yards. Gan

IUP

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)

35 - 131

44 - 280

PASSING YARDS (NET)

196

378

36 - 21 - 2

25 - 21 - 1

327

658

Fumble Returns-Yards

0-0

Punt Returns-Yards

1-9

3 - 36

Kickoff Returns-Yars

8-139

1-47

1-5

2 - 38

5-42.2

1-34.0

1-0

1-1

Penalties-Yards

10 - 76

10 - 140

Posession Time

27:48

32:12

Third-Down Conversions

4 of 13

8 of 12

Fourth-Down Conversions

2 of 3

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

3-3

4-5

1-7

2 - 10

FIRST DOWNS

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS

Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

Sacks By: Number-Yards

SCORE

Gannon

IUP

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

12:35 IUP - Brewer 37 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

1st

10:47 GAN - Nadler 13 yd run (Mann kick)

1st

04:48 IUP - D. Williams 1 yd run (Ullman kick failed)

2nd 13:21 IUP - Barnes 16 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

IUP 7-0 7-7 IUP 13-7 IUP 20-7

2nd 04:15 GAN - Jones 2 yd run (Mann kick)

IUP 20-14

2nd 01:34 IUP - D. Williams 23 yd run (Barnes pass)

IUP 28-14

3rd

11:40 IUP - Edwards 31 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

IUP 35-14

3rd

07:01 IUP - D. Williams 1 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 42-14

3rd

04:47 IUP - Finklea 81 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 49-14

4th

03:33 GAN - Caliste 3 yd pass from Nadler (Mann kick blkded) IUP 49-20

4th

00:35 IUP - Edwards 11 yd pass from Box (TEAM rush failed) IUP 55-20

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

IUP finished with 378 yards through the air and another 280 on the ground, averaging 9.5 yards per play with 27 first downs and 32:12 time of possession.

IUP (9-2, 6-2 PSAC West) SHIPPENSBURG (7-4, 6-1 PSAC West)

42 21

Saturday, Nov. 16 • SUSAF @ Seth Grove • Shippensburg, Pa. Attendance: 5,100 SHIPPENSBURG, PA – In what would end up being a record-breaking performance for 15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

De’Antwan Williams and Terrill Barnes, IUP wrapped up the 2013 regular season with a 4221 road victory over Shippensburg Saturday afternoon. Rushing for 315 yards on 39 attempts, Williams broke the school record for rushing yards in a single game, vaulting previous record holder Chris Morgan, who rushed for 286 yards against East Stroudsburg in 2006. Williams also added three touchdowns in the victory. Grabbing six passes for 83 yards and one touchdown, Barnes passed the 1,000-yard mark in receiving for the season. He becomes the first IUP player since Carmelo Ocasio in 2002 to post 1,000 receiving yards in a single season. The Crimson Hawks racked up 562 yards in total offense, including 356 yards on the ground. It’s the most rushing yards in a single game all year for IUP and the second highest yardage total. IUP held a 34:00-26:00 advantage in time of possession and gave up just 51 rushing yards to Shippensburg. The Crimson Hawks had five quarterback sacks on the day accounting for a loss of 60 yards. Carl Fleming led the defensive effort with a team-high nine tackles, including 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble. Lane, Terrell Holloway and James Price each had sacks. Akeem Smith recovered a fumble late in the game and rumbled 77 yards. He was one of three Crimson Hawks defenders with a fumble recovery on the day.

IUP FIRST DOWNS

Ship

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)

53 - 356

30 - 51

PASSING YARDS (NET)

206

296

27 - 17 - 1

53 - 30 - 0

562

347

Fumble Returns-Yards

1 - 77

Punt Returns-Yards

4 - 35

0-0

Kickoff Returns-Yars

1-11

5-113

Interception Returns-Yards

0-0

1 - 40

1-48.0

6-34.3

2-2

4-3

Penalties-Yards

13 - 125

7 - 76

Posession Time

34:00

26:00

Third-Down Conversions

7 of 13

8 of 17

Fourth-Down Conversions

0 of 0

0 of 1

Red-Zone Scores-Chances

4-7

2-4

5 - 60

2 - 10

Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS

Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost

Sacks By: Number-Yards

SCORE

IUP

Shippensburg

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

09:00 IUP - Finklea 14 yd run (Ullman kick)

1st

06:45 SHIP - Harman 40 yd pass from Zulli ( D. Newcomer kick)

1st

02:42 IUP - Barnes 2 yd pass from Box (Ullman kick)

2nd 13:25 IUP - D. Williams 6 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 7-0 7-7

IUP 14-7 IUP 21-7

3rd

11:57 SHIP - Harman 6 yd pass from Zulli (D. Newcomer kick) IUP 21-14

3rd

07:26 IUP - Ullman 28 yd field goal

3rd

05:27 IUP - Ullman 39 yd field goal

IUP 27-14

3rd

01:14 SHIP - Zulli 13 yd run (D. Newcomer kick)

IUP 27-21

4th

07:49 IUP - D. Williams 38 yd run (Kevin Edwards pass)

IUP 35-21

4th

04:40 IUP - D. Williams 66 yd run (Ullman kick)

IUP 42-21

IUP 24-14

P S AC S TA N DIN G S EAST West Chester Bloomsburg Shippensburg East Stroudsburg Kutztown Lock Haven Millersville Cheyney

PSAC 6-1 6-1 6-1 4-3 3-4 2-5 1-6 0-7

OVR 13-2 10-2 7-4 7-4 4-7 3-8 1-10 0-11

WEST Slippery Rock IUP California Mercyhurst Gannon Edinboro Clarion Seton Hill

NCA A PL AYOFFS PSAC 6-1 5-2 4-3 4-3 4-3 3-4 2-5 0-7

OVR 9-3 9-2 7-4 7-4 6-5 5-6 4-7 1-10

AL L -P S AC WE S T H O NOREES FIRST TEAM Yr. De’Antwan Williams R-Sr Terrill Barnes Sr Byron Dovales R-Sr Mike Charmo Sr Carl Fleming Terrell Holloway

R-Sr R-Sr

Pos. RB WR OT OL

SECOND TEAM Nick Carnicella Dorian Lane Brett Ullman

Yr. R-Sr Jr Jr

Pos. OL LB K

LB DB

ALL- R E G IO N AWA RDS PLAYER De’Antwan Williams

Yr. R-Sr

Pos. RB

Dom Maggio Byron Dovales

R-Jr R-Sr

FB OL

Mike Charmo Carl Fleming

Sr R-Sr

OL LB

Terrell Holloway Eric Williams

R-Sr R-Jr

DB DB

Outlet Daktronics Don Hansen Don Hansen Daktronics Don Hansen Don Hansen Daktronics Don Hansen Don Hansen Daktronics Daktronics

Award Second Team Second Team Third Team Second Team Second Team Third Team Second Team Second Team First Team Second Team Second Team

A LL- A M E R ICA NS PLAYER Byron Dovales Terrell Holloway

Yr. R-Sr R-Sr

Pos. OL DB

Outlet D2Football.com Don Hansen

Award Second Team Hon. Mention

20 27 38 7

(5) Newberry (4) Carson-Newman (3) North Alabama (6) Tuskegee

27 37 30 27

(4) (5) (3) (6)

55 13 35 40

Minnesota-Duluth Emporia State Henderson State St. Cloud St.

(4) Grand Valley State (5) Saginaw Valley (3) Indianapolis (6) West Texas A&M

40 7 14 27

SECOND ROUND (1) Shepherd (4) Winston-Salem (3) West Chester (2) Bloomsburg

7 0 40 38

(1) (4) (5) (2)

Lenoir-Rhyne Carson-Newman North Alabama UNC Pembroke

27 20 37 13

(1) (4) (6) (2)

N’West Mo State Minnesota-Duluth St. Cloud St. Minn St.-Mankato

45 21 54 48

(1) Colo State-Pueblo (4) Grand Valley State (6) West Texas A&M (2) Ohio Dominican

30 34 34 27

REGIONAL FINALS (1) Shepherd (3) West Chester

7 28

(1) Lenoir-Rhyne (5) North Alabama

42 39

(1) N’West Mo State (6) St. Cloud St.

54 48

(4) Grand Valley State (6) West Texas A&M

35 28

SEMIFINALS (1) Lenoir-Rhyne (3) West Chester

42 14

(1) N’West Mo St (4) Grand Valley State

27 13

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (1) Lenoir-Rhyne 28 (1) N’West Mo St. 43

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Bloomsburg 42, Slippery Rock 34 MVP: Franklyn Quiteh, RB

FIRST ROUND (5) Slippery Rock (4) Winston-Salem (3) West Chester (6) American Int’l

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

S C ORI N G Player D. Williams Brett Ullman Terrill Barnes Erik Finklea Izzy Green Sean McVay Mike Box Kevin Edwards Drew Carswell T. Dummermuth Marco Pecora Jay Watkins Khaliq Coleman Pat Brewer Dorian Lane Total.......... Opponents......

TD 18 0 8 7 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 54 23

FG 0-0 8-12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 8-12 4-9

XP 0-0 46-49 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 46-50 19-23

DXP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SAF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Total 108 70 50 42 18 18 18 14 12 12 6 6 6 6 6 400 169

RUSH I N G Player GP D. Williams 11 Erik Finklea 10 Izzy Green 10 Pat Brewer 11 P. Ferguson 3 Terrill Barnes 11 Logan Weaver 4 Mike Box 11 Jay Watkins 9 Steve Franco 3 Total.......... 11 Opponents...... 11

Att 240 85 66 8 16 3 1 27 1 4 468 433

Gain Loss Net Avg 1387 40 1347 5.6 546 35 511 6.0 342 6 336 5.1 90 3 87 10.9 80 1 79 4.9 42 0 42 14.0 13 0 13 13.0 75 67 8 0.3 0 1 -1 -1.0 6 22 -16 -4.0 2581 197 2384 5.1 1777 387 1390 3.2

TD 18 7 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 32 11

Lg Avg/G 66 122.5 81 51.1 35 33.6 44 7.9 14 26.3 32 3.8 13 3.2 12 0.7 0 -0.1 5 -5.3 81 216.7 40 126.4

TEA M STATISTI CS IUP SCORING Points Per Game

PAT- Attempts

Total.......... Opponents......

11 11

3 4

Cmp Att

Int

Pct

Yds

Lg Avg/G

145.7 141-240 11

58.7

2078

188.9

247.2 7-9 64.7 3-7

0 1

77.8 42.9

103 42

2 0

21 17

34.3 10.5

147.0 151-256 12 100.7 169-329 19

59.0 51.4

2223 1992

19 10

61 75

202.1 181.1

8-12

4-9

(46-50)

(19-23)

227

200

Rushing

110

Passing

101

Penalty

RUSHING YARDAGE

2384

1390

Yards gained rushing

2581

1777

Yards lost rushing

197

387

Rushing Attempts

468

433

Average Per Rush

5.1

3.2

Average Per Game

216.7

TDs Rushing

126.4

PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int

2223

1992

151-256-12 169-329-19

Average Per Pass

8.7

6.1

Average Per Catch

14.7

11.8

Average Per Game

202.1

181.1

TDs Passing

TOTAL OFFENSE

4607

3382

724

762

Total Plays Average Per Play PUNTS-Yards

Player Mike Box Steve Franco Logan Weaver

169 15.4

FIRST DOWNS

Average Per Game

PA S S I N G

400 36.4

Touchdowns Scored Field Goals Made-Att

OPP

6.4 42-1596

Average Per Punt Net punt average

4.4

418.8

307.5 58-2249

38.0

38.8

32.7

PUNT RETURNS:

30-300

Avg. Per Return

10.0

31.9 16-121 7.6

RECE I VI N G Player Terrill Barnes Drew Carswell Sean McVay Pat Brewer D. Williams T. Dummermuth Kevin Edwards Erik Finklea R. Hendricks Khaliq Coleman Trey Campman Ben Simmen Dom Maggio Total.......... Opponents......

GP 11 11 11 11 11 9 11 10 7 9 3 7 9 11 11

No 63 24 18 16 13 5 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 151 169

Yds 1014 394 191 174 184 73 54 50 34 21 14 12 8 2223 1992

Avg 16.1 16.4 10.6 10.9 14.2 14.6 18.0 16.7 17.0 21.0 14.0 12.0 8.0 14.7 11.8

TD 8 2 3 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 19 10

Lg 56 37 22 37 61 22 31 36 17 21 14 12 8 61 75

Avg/G 92.2 35.8 17.4 15.8 16.7 8.1 SCORE 4.9 5.0 4.9 2.3 4.7 1st 1.7 Quarter IUP 124 0.9 27 202.1 Opponents 181.1

B Y QUA RTERS

2nd 90 74

3rd 92 49

4th 94 19

OT 0 0

Total 400 169

TEA M STATIST I CS

TAC K L E S GP 10 11 11 11 10 11 11 10 10 10 11 11 10 9 7 9 11

Solo Ast Total 45 54 99 39 30 69 33 27 60 30 25 55 34 17 51 26 22 48 24 20 44 15 18 33 12 19 31 13 16 29 13 16 29 12 13 25 5 17 22 10 11 21 9 10 19 13 6 19 414 378 792

TL-Yds Sack-Yds 5.5- 39 2.5- 33 8.5- 35 2.0- 12 2.0- 11 1.0- 9 11.0- 66 5.5- 50 1.5- 2 0-0 3.0- 11 0.5- 6 6.5- 29 1.0- 9 5.0- 16 2.5- 12 5.0- 37 1.0- 14 2.0- 8 0-0 2.0- 15 1.0- 10 5.0- 34 2.5- 19 5.5- 30 2.5- 22 3.0- 6 0-0 1.0- 7 1.0- 7 0-0 0-0 73- 379 23- 203

FF FR 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 8 8

INT E RC E P TIO N S Player Eric Williams T. Holloway Marco Pecora Carl Fleming Jerell McFadden Dorian Lane M. Meriwether Chris Brown Total.......... Opponents......

INT 6 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 19 12

Yds 4 6 86 36 0 39 0 41 212 171

Avg 0.7 1.5 21.5 36.0 0.0 39.0 0.0 41.0 11.2 14.2

TD 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 1

Lg 2 6 45 36 0 39 0 41 45 80

PUN T I N G Player Punts Yds Matt Spegal 41 1596 Total.......... 42 1596 Opponents...... 58 2249

Avg 38.9 38.0 38.8

Long 61 61 79

TB 5 5 5

FC 7 7 4

I20 11 11 13

IUP 24 572 23.8

OPP 43 850 19.77

INTERCEPTION RETURNS 19 Yards 212 Avg. Per Return 11.16 Touchdowns 2

12 171 14.25 1

KICKOFF RETURNS Yards Avg. Per Return

FUMBLE RETURNS Yards Avg. Per Return Touchdowns

8 97 12.13 1

9 13 1.44 0

PENALTIES Yards Penalties Per Game Yards Per Game

92 979 8.36 89

67 598 6.09 54.36

MISCELLANEOUS Red Zone Conversions Red Zone Pct. Red Zone Touchdowns 3rd Down Conversions 3rd Down Pct. 4th Down Conversions 4th Down Pct. Fumbles-Lost Time of Possession/Game Sacks By-Yards Lost

50+ Blk 7 1 7 1 7 2

PUN T RE T U R N S Player Terrill Barnes Sean McVay Ben Simmen T. Holloway Total.......... Opponents......

No. 13 10 5 2 30 16

Yds 151 94 36 19 300 121

Avg 11.6 9.4 7.2 9.5 10.0 7.6

TD 0 0 0 0 0 1

Lg 52 21 25 0 52 27

Yds 326 210 29 7 0 572 850

Avg 29.6 23.3 14.5 7.0 0.0 23.8 19.8

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lg 59 38 13 7 0 59 36

K IC K RE T U R N S Player Pat Brewer D. Williams Dom Maggio T. Dummermuth Shane Meisner Total.......... Opponents......

No 11 9 2 1 1 24 43

Marco Pecora

39-45 87.0% 36 63-135 47.0% 9-15 60.0% 15-9 30:32 23-203

17-30 57.0% 13 56-161 35.0% 8-29 28.0% 17-8 29:16 10-83

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Player Carl Fleming Dorian Lane Marco Pecora Shane Meisner Jerell McFadden Eric Williams T. Holloway Jeff Palmer Michael Larrow Kevin Clarke James Price Jordan Batts Ali Muhammad Akeem Smith Larry Gooden Jay Watkins Total

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

IUP FOOTBALL

20 33 FRANK CIGNETTI

MICHAEL MANN

After an All-America playing career at IUP, Frank Cignetti returned to this alma mater head coach in 1986 and became the athletic director in 1992. Over the next 20 seasons, he had a record of 182-50-1 and led IUP to 14 PSAC West titles and 13 trips to the NCAA playoffs. The Indians reached the semifinals six times and played for the National Championship in 1990 and 1993. At the time of his retirement in 2005, Cignetti was the thirdwinningest active coach in Division II football.

Michael Mann holds the majority of rushing records at IUP and is one of the top running backs in PSAC history. Despite sitting out the second half of several games with the Indians holding big leads, he rushed for 4,805 yards and 48 touchdowns, including 2,027 yards and 19 scores as a senior in 1993 when he led IUP to the National Championship game. Mann was named to the American Football Coaches Association and Associated Press All-America teams.

HISTORY

CHRIS VILLARRIAL

JIM HASLETT

Chris Villarrial enjoyed the longest NFL playing career of any former IUP player. Spending eight years with the Chicago Bears and three more with the Buffalo Bills before retiring following the 2006 season. During his career, he started a total of 132 games, splitting time between center and guard. Villarrial was a two-time All-America at IUP and was named the best offensive lineman at the 1006 Snow Bowl, the Division II All-Star game, before being selected in the fifth round of the NFL Draft.

A three-time All-America linebacker at IUP, Jim Haslett was selected by the Buffalo Bills in the second round of the 1979 NFL Draft. He was the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year and named to the Bills’ Silver Anniversary team in 1984. After retiring in 1987, Haslett embarked on a coaching career and was the head coach of the New Orleans Saints for six seasons. He was the NFL Coach of the Year in his first season when the Saints won the NFC West and poster their first playoff victory.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

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NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS RECORD : YEAR 1987 1988 1989

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

1990

1991

1993

1994

1996 1998 1999

2000 2001 2002 2007 2012

IUP IN THE RECORD BOOKS DIVISION II PLAYOFF WINS

18-15 SCORE Central Florida 12, IUP 10 Millersville 27, IUP 24 IUP 34, Grand Valley State 24 IUP 17, Portland State 0 Mississippi College 26, IUP 14 IUP 48, Winston-Salem State 0 IUP 14, Edinboro 7 IUP 27, Mississippi College 8 North Dakota State 51, IUP 11 IUP 56, Virginia Union 7 IUP 52, Shippensburg 7 Jacksonville State 27, IUP 20 IUP 28, Ferris State 21 IUP 38, New Haven 35 IUP 21, North Dakota 6 North Alabama 41, IUP 34 IUP 35, Grand Valley State 27 IUP 21, Ferris State 17 Texas A&M Kingsville 46, IUP 20 Ferris State 24, IUP 23 Shepherd 9, IUP 6 IUP 27, Slippery Rock 20 (OT) IUP 26, Millersville 21 NW Missouri State 20, IUP 12 Northwood 28, IUP 0 Saginaw Valley State 33, IUP 32 IUP 27, Saginaw Valley State 23 Grand Valley State 62, IUP 21 IUP 45, West Chester 35 Shepherd 41, IUP 34 IUP 27, Sheperd 17 IUP 17, New Haven 14 Winston-Salem State 21, IUP 17

SITE Orlando, Fla. Indiana, Pa. Grand Rapids, Mich. Portland, Ore. Clinton, Miss. Indiana, Pa. Indiana, Pa. Clinton, Miss. Florence, Ala. Indiana, Pa. Indiana, Pa. Jacksonville, Ala. Indiana, Pa. New Haven, Conn. Indiana, Pa. Florence, Ala. Indiana, Pa. Big Rapids, Mich. Kingsville, Texas Big Rapids, Mich. Indiana, Pa. Slippery Rock, Pa. Millersville, Pa. Maryville, Mo. Midland, Mich. University Center, Mich. Indiana, Pa. Allendale, Mich. West Chester, Pa. Shepherdstown, W.Va. Indiana, Pa. New Haven, Conn Winston-Salem, N.C.

PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES YEAR 1964 1965 1985 1986 1987 2012

SCORE East Stroudsburg 27, IUP 14 East Stroudsburg 26, IUP 10 Bloomsburg 31, IUP 9 IUP 20, West Chester 6 IUP 21, West Chester 9 IUP 41, Shippensburg 10

SITE Indiana, Pa. East Stroudsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Indiana, Pa. West Chester, Pa. Indiana,Pa.

Note: PSAC championship game was discontinued after the 1987 season and resumed in the 2008 season.

1968

BOARDWALK BOWL

DELAWARE 31, IUP 24 Coach Chuck Klausing took IUP into Atlantic Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Convention Hall as a prohibitive underdog. Bob Tate kicked a field goal with a minute to go to give IUP a 24-23 lead before the Blue Hens completed four pass plays to win.

(1973-2013)

1. 2.

Northwest Missouri State North Dakota State* Grand Valley State North Alabama 5. Pittsburg State 6. Valdosta State Carson-Newman 8. IUP North Dakota* 10. Texas A&M-Kingsville

35 30 30 30 24 19 19 18 18 17

* No longer in Division II

DIVISION II PLAYOFF APPEARANCES

1. 2.

UC Davis* North Dakota State* Pittsburg State North Alabama IUP Grand Valley State Northwest Missouri State North Dakota* Texas A&M-Kingsville Carson-Newman

* No longer in Division II

(1973-2013)

18 17 17 17 15 15 15 14 14 14

CENTRAL FLORIDA 12, IUP 10 NOVEMBER

28, 1987 |

ORLANDO , FLA

MILLERSVILLE 27, IUP 24 NOVEMBER

19, 1988 |

INDIANA , PA

The first home playoff game ended in disappointment when Millersville scored 10 points in the fourth quarter, including a 34-yard field goal by Luke Hadfield with 42 seconds left, to pull out a 27-24 victory. The rally by Millersville offset an IUP comeback from a 17-0 first quarter deficit. Touchdowns by Steve Girting and Jai Hill pulled IUP to within 17-14 at intermission. A sneak by Jim Pehanick and a John Sandstrom field goal gave the Indians a 24-17 lead. Millersville evened the game with 5:59 left and then drove 52 yards to the Indian 16 before Hadfield hit his game-winning field goal. IUP held a 433-248 edge in total offense. Girting rushed for 106 yards, and Pehanick hit on 17 of 24 passes for 254 yards, with Paul Kovell catching six of those aerials for 109 yards.

IUP 34, GRAND VALLEY STATE 24 NOVEMBER

18, 1989 |

GRAND RAPIDS , MICH

IUP earned its first playoff victory, overcoming snowy conditions and a below zero wind chill for a 34-24 win over the host Lakers. Ken Rock scored three touchdowns on the ground, and Tony Aliucci threw for 224 yards on 13 of 20 passing accuracy to spark the Indians. Jai Hill caught seven passes for 154 yards and a touchdown. Grand Valley State led 17-7 midway through the third quarter. The Indians then steadily took control. Rock scored twice, including a 19-yard run five seconds into the fourth quarter to give IUP its first lead at 20-17. Grand Valley State took lead back at 24-20 with 10:13 left. The IUP offense continued its hot play. Just 40 seconds after falling behind, Aliucci connected with Hill on a 59-yard touchdown

IUP 17, PORTLAND STATE 0 NOVEMBER

25, 1989 |

PORTLAND , ORE

For the second straight week, IUP found itself on the road facing inclement weather conditions, and the Indians again overcame both obstacles in a 17-0 win over Portland State to advance to the national semifinals for the first time. The IUP running game was the key to the victory. The Indians controlled the ball for almost 19 minutes after intermission and gained 122 of their game total of 186 rushing yards. Tony Aliucci and Ken Rock scored on the ground to highlight a 14-point IUP third quarter. The IUP defense was outstanding, holding Portland State quarterback Darren Del’Andrae, one of the top passers in the nation, to just 20 completions in 40 attempts for 189 yards. Del’Andrae was sacked three times and picked off another three times, including two by Andy Leopold. The Vikings also lost four fumbles, giving them seven turnovers for the day. Doug Adamrovich led the IUP ground game with 96 yards and Rock added 88 yards.

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 26, IUP 24 DECEMBER

2, 1989 |

CLINTON , MISS

The IUP postseason run ended in the face of a suffocating Mississippi College defense that limited the Indians to just 235 yards of total offense, including seven sacks and four takeaways. The Tony Aliucci-Jai Hill passing tandem was the only thing working for IUP. Hill caught six passes for 131 yards, and Aliucci finished with 15 completions in 28 attempts for 212 yards. Mississippi College built a 10-0 lead in the first quarter. The teams traded touchdowns in the second quarter, with IUP scoring on a run by Ken Rock. An excessive celebration penalty coupled with a 61-yard kickoff return led to a Mississippi College touchdown and a 17-7 halftime lead. Aliucci was sacked in the end zone, and the Choctaws tacked on a touchdown for a 26-7 lead 3:43 into the final period. An eight-yard hookup from Aliucci to Paul Kovell pulled IUP to within 12, but the Indians did not threaten again.

IUP 48, WINSTON-SALEM STATE 0 NOVEMBER

17, 1990 |

INDIANA , PA

IUP thrilled a Miller Stadium crowd by jumping out to a 21-0 first quarter lead, and the issue was never in doubt as the Indians smashed the Rams 48-0 for their first postseason win at home.

The Indians piled up 592 yards of total offense with Ken Rock spearheading a 332-yard rushing attack with 165 yards on only 13 carries. Tony Aliucci threw for 208 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Paul Kovell was the leading receiver with four catches for 95 yards. The Indian defense also shined, registering its fourth shutout of the season. IUP scored on its second possession of the game on a 37-yard touchdown pass from Aliucci to Johnny White. Touchdown runs by Doug Adamrovich and Michael Mann capped the first quarter onslaught.

IUP 14, EDINBORO 7 NOVEMBER

24, 1990 |

INDIANA , PA

After an easy win over Winston-Salem State in the opening round, IUP found itself in a defensive struggle the following week against PSAC West rival Edinboro at Miller Stadium. The Indians managed only two second quarter touchdowns, but that was enough for a 14-7 victory and a second straight trip to the semifinals. Bill Fegley rushed for a career-high 159 yards while Tony Aliucci threw for 146 yards. Lester Frye had his second 100-yard rushing game of the season against the Indians, gaining 152. The defense held Edinboro quarterback Hal Galupi to 102 yards, intercepted him three times and made four sacks, including two each by Terry Howell and Ed Kachmarek. Galupi passed for 351 yards in the regular season meeting. After two scoring threats failed in the first quarter, Aliucci threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Johnny White. On the next possession, Aliucci hit Jai Hill on a 41-yard play to set up his own one-yard sneak and a 14-0 cushion at halftime. Two third quarter drives by Edinboro ended with interceptions before the Fighting Scots scored their only touchdown on a pass from Galupi to Ernest Priester with just 1:29 remaining.

IUP 27, MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 8 DECEMBER

1, 1990 |

CLINTON , MISS

One year after losing in the semifinals at Mississippi College, IUP turned the tables on the host Choctaws, winning 27-8 to advance to the Division II title contest for the first time. For the first 30 minutes it looked like a repeat of the previous season when IUP managed only 140 yards and trailed 8-7. The Indians scored on a 31-yard pass from Tony Aliucci to Jai Hill. IUP took control of the contest at the outset of the second half. Fred McAfee fumbled the opening kickoff, and Rob Grims kicked a 22yard field goal to give IUP the lead at 10-8. The Indians caught another special teams break when Jimmy Herzog fumbled away a

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

IUP made its playoff debut with a 12-10 loss in the opening round against Central Florida at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando before 15,043 fans, the largest crowd to see the Indians play up to then. The IUP defense held the powerful Central Florida offense in check, surrendering just one touchdown while forcing seven turnovers, including two interceptions each by Kevin McMullan and Dennis Culbertson. John Sandstrom nailed a 30-yard field goal with 9:06 remaining to pull IUP to within 12-10. The Indians forced a pair of turnovers in Golden Knight territory on its next two defensive series, but a missed field goal and an interception denied IUP an opportunity to pull out the victory. IUP was limited to 169 yards of total offense, including 76 rushing yards by Steve Girting. Jim Pehanick was sacked five times and intercepted twice.

pass for a 27-24 lead. Rock scored again with 4:16 left to cap a 20-point fourth quarter and seal the victory.

punt at the Choctaw 44. A four-yard touchdown run by Michael Mann gave IUP a 17-8 advantage. The Indians put the game away with an 80-yard drive that culminated in a 24-yard scoring strike from Aliucci to Hill with 10:22 left. Aliucci hit on 12 of 20 passes for 184 yards with Hill finishing with five catches for 117 yards.

NORTH DAKOTA STATE 51, IUP 11 15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

DECEMBER

8, 1990 |

FLORENCE , ALA

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

After battling powerful North Dakota State evenly for the first 30 minutes, IUP fell under the weight of an offensive explosion as the Indians dropped a 51-11 decision in the title game. North Dakota State turned in one of the top statistical performances against IUP. The Bison totals of 448 rushing yards and 627 in total offense both rank second for any IUP opponent. Chris Simdorn and Tony Satter led the way. Simdorn accounted for 324 yards, including 145 on the ground and 179 through the air. Three of his four completions went for touchdowns. Satter on the ground and 179 through the air. Three of his four completions went for touchdowns. Satter rushed for 174 yards. The Bison led just 14-11 at halftime. IUP stayed close on a 42-yard field goal by John Jaworski that opened the scoring and a 13yard touchdown pass from Tony Aliucci to Johnny White with 46 seconds left before the break. North Dakota State turned a three-point lead into a 44-11 bulge after a 30-point third quarter. The Bison defense held IUP to only 143 yards of total offense, including a mere 48 in the second half. Aliucci was sacked seven times while throwing for just 75 yards.

IUP 56, VIRGINIA UNION 7 NOVEMBER

23, 1991 |

INDIANA , PA

Undefeated and top-ranked IUP raced to a 49-0 halftime lead as the Indians crushed Virginia Union 56-7 in the opening round. The Indians had 573 yards of total offense and 31 first downs and the defense forced nine turnovers, including three picks by Reece Brown. IUP scored on its first five possessions, including a pair of touchdown runs by Jay Murray. A 31-yard pass from Tony Aliucci to Jai Hill just 1:04 into the game started the IUP scoring. The Indians also got first half touchdowns on runs by Michael Mann and Charles Peoples, a 30-yard interception return by Tomar Taylor and a 27-yard pass from backup quarterback Scott Woods to Johnny White. Mann rushed for 103 yards to lead a 231yard ground game. Aliucci hit 10 of 12 passes for 180 yards and Woods threw for 162 yards.

IUP 52, SHIPPENSBURG 7 NOVEMBER

30, 1991 |

INDIANA , PA

The IUP offensive juggernaut continued to roll with a 52-7 destruction of PSAC West rival Shippensburg, earning the Indians a third straight berth in the semifinals. IUP shredded the Raider defense for 507 yards with a balanced attack that featured 228 yards on the ground and 279 through the air. Shippensburg managed just 174 total yards, and the IUP defense recorded five sacks. Michael Mann rushed for 105 yards and two touchdowns. Tony Aliucci completed 13 of 19 for 245 yards and two scores. Jai Hill caught four passes for 106 yards. The Indians wasted little time in building a big lead. John Jaworski capped the first drive with a 27-yard field goal before IUP scored touchdowns on each of its next four possessions. A scoring pass from Aliucci to Hill, a touchdown run by Mann and a pair of one-yard dives by Jay Murray gave the Indians a 29-0 lead just 1:07 into the second quarter.

JACKSONVILLE STATE 27, IUP 20 DECEMBER

7, 1991 |

JACKSONVILLE , ALA

IUP suffered its lone loss of the season, falling in the semifinals to undefeated Jacksonville State. The 27-20 defeat marked the only time the Indians allowed more than 20 points all year. Tony Aliucci sustained a concussion in the second quarter but was able to return to throw an eight-yard touchdown pass to Jai Hill, giving IUP a 6-3 lead. However, Aliucci was unable to continue, and backup Scott Woods took over. Jacksonville State built a 20-6 halftime lead. Nickey Edmondson threw a 47-yard touchdown pass to Eric Powell and then scored himself in a 17-point second quarter. IUP pulled within 20-13 when Michael Mann went in from 25 yards out in the fourth quarter. Mann finished with one of the top rushing performances in IUP playoff history with 190 yards. Edmondson had his second rushing touchdown to give Jacksonville State a 27-13 lead. Woods tossed a four-yard touchdown pass to Hill to make it 27-20 with 1:41 remaining, but the ensuing onside kick by went out of bounds.

IUP 28, FERRIS STATE 21 NOVEMBER

20, 1993 |

INDIANA , PA

After seeing its run of five straight years in the playoffs end in 1992, IUP returned with a vengeance, rolling through the regular season undefeated while outscoring its opponents 417-137. The playoffs looked like it would be more of the same. After falling behind 7-0 in the first quarter, IUP erupted for 28 unanswered points and took a 21-point lead into the final stanza. Mike Campolo tied it on a one-yard run,

and Scott Woods hit Scott McClellan as the Indians went to halftime ahead 14-7. Another one-yard plunge by Campolo and a five-yard pass from Woods to Theo Turner gave IUP a 28-7 cushion. But Bill Love threw his second and third touchdown passes of the game, including a nine-yarder to Frank Koutsopoules with 1:08 remaining. Ferris State had one last chance, but a bomb from Love to Tim Kehoe was tipped by John Stuart and fell incomplete as the clock ran out. Woods completed 16 of 27 for 200 yards while Michael Mann rushed for 127 yards. Love threw for 258 yards but was sacked six times, including twice each by Mike Callahan and Isaac Fields.

IUP 38, NEW HAVEN 35 NOVEMBER

27, 1993 |

NEW HAVEN , CONN

In one of the most exciting games in IUP history, Scott Woods and Michael Mann sparked IUP to a 38-35 win over New Haven and a berth in the semifinals. Woods completed 21 of 35 for 266 yards and two touchdowns, with JeMone Smith catching 10 for 122 yards. Mann rushed for 192 yards, including 130 as part of a second half Indian rally. New Haven responded behind Harlon Hill winner Roger Graham, who rushed for 173 yards and three scores. The passing game was also effective, with Jim Weir throwing for 230 yards. IUP struck first on a six-yard run by Mike Campolo before Graham scored on runs of five, 14 and 14 yards, the last boosting New Haven into a 21-7 second quarter. The teams traded touchdowns in the final minute of the half, and New Haven led 28-14. IUP then took command. A one-yard score by Campolo and six-yard pass from Woods to JeMone Smith tied the game. IUP took the lead when Woods launched a 72-yard touchdown pass to Derrick Smith late in the third quarter. New Haven drove to the IUP two, but on fourth down Weir tripped, losing three yards. The ensuing 85-yard drive ended with Mike Geary hitting a 27-yard field goal for a 38-28 lead. Livingston scored on a 19-yard run, but the Chargers would not get the ball back as IUP posted three first downs on its final drive while running out the clock.

IUP 21, NORTH DAKOTA 6 DECEMBER

4, 1993 |

INDIANA , PA

Playing in a steady rain undefeated IUP reached the national championship game for the second time in four years, scoring all 21 points in the first half in a 21-6 victory over North Dakota. Scott Woods threw second quarter touchdown strikes of 10 yards to Derrick Smith and eight yards to Scott McClellan as part of a 171-yard passing day on 19 of 27 accuracy.

Michael Mann opened the scoring with a four-yard run on IUP’s first possession. Following the Mann touchdown, North Dakota drove to the IUP five before Darcy Dahlem misfired on a 22-yard field goal attempt. The Fighting Sioux would not move into Indian territory again until their final drive of the game. The Fighting Sioux, who gained just 202 yards of total offense, ended IUP’s shutout bid just 27 seconds before the final gun when Clay Wagner hit Josh Ostby on a 24-yard touchdown pass.

NORTH ALABAMA 41, IUP 34 DECEMBER

11, 1993 |

FLORENCE , ALA

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

IUP 35, GRAND VALLEY STATE 27 NOVEMBER

19, 1994 |

INDIANA , PA

IUP ran off 21 straight points after falling behind in the third quarter to post a 35-27 win over Grand Valley State. Dennis Robinson rushed for 194 yards and scored four touchdowns, including two in the second quarter to give IUP a 14-3 lead. Ken Ferguson passed for 162 yards for the Indians. Grand Valley State made it 14-10 when Kwame McKinnon threw a touchdown pass to Youseff Sareini. McKinnon passed for 197 yards but was sacked five times, twice by Mike Marshall. A touchdown run by Scott Kuderick and a field goal by Will Sanders in the third quarter gave the Lakers a 20-14 lead. The Indians responded with a four-yard Robinson run and a 21-20 lead. A 62-yard touchdown pass from Ferguson to Taun Henderson and a 20-yard run by Robinson put IUP up by 15. Darnell Jamison, who rushed for 129 yards

IUP 21, FERRIS STATE 17 NOVEMBER

26, 1994 |

BIG RAPIDS , MICH

IUP stormed out to a 21-0 halftime lead and held on for a 21-17 victory and a fifth trip to the semifinals in the past six seasons. Dennis Robinson rushed for 127 yards, his 10th 100-yard game of the season, and his five-yard run with 24 seconds left in the first quarter gave IUP a 7-0 lead. Steve Russell completed 10 of 17 passes for 192 yards and threw two second quarter touchdown passes. Russell heaved a 77-yarder to Mario Hardison and connected with Darin Henigin from 26 yards out for a 21-0 cushion. IUP held a 284-48 edge in total offense in the first half but Ferris State, led by quarterback Bill Love, turned the tables on the Indians in the final 30 minutes, gaining 246 yards to 107 for IUP. A Tyree Dye touchdown run and a scoring pass from Love to Dye made it 21-14 in the third quarter. Love, who completed 14 of 17 passes for 175 yards in the second half, hit Ray Wilson on a 51-yard bomb that set up a 30-yard field goal by Jason Lipke to make it 21-17 with 9:56 left. Ferris State had two more chances but could not manage a first down on either possession.

TEXAS A&M KINGSVILLE 46, IUP 20 DECEMBER

3, 1994 |

KINGSVILLE , TEXAS

IUP ran into the fastest team it had seen in recent memory, and the result was a dominating performance by the host Javelinas in a 4620 national semifinal loss for the Indians. Lester Young rushed for 201 yards and Dexter Deese picked up 147 as Kingsville rolled up 472 yards on the ground and 659 in total offense, both single game records for an IUP opponent. The Javelinas outgained IUP 400-69 in the first half and had a 33-7 lead when the teams went to the locker room. Kingsville led 27-0 before the Indians got on the scoreboard after recovering a fumble at the Javelina nine. Mike Campolo scored from the one two plays later, but Kingsville came right back on a 34-yard touchdown pass from Joe Menchaca to Karl Williams. Ken Ferguson threw touchdown passes of 24 yards to Dennis Robinson and 44 yards to Mario Hardison in the second half. Ferguson completed 13 of 29 passes for 172 yards, including eight for 113 yards to Hardison, and Robinson rushed for 80 yards.

FERRIS STATE 24, IUP 23 NOVEMBER

23, 1996 |

BIG RAPIDS , MICH

Ferris State rallied from a 23-0 third quarter deficit for a stunning 24-23 victory. Matt McCarthy threw for 232 yards and two touchdowns in the second half to lead Ferris State back. McCarthy hit Ray Wilson on a 34-

yard gain to set up a two-yard touchdown run by Chris Pulliams with 15 seconds remaining, and Doc Proctor’s extra point capped the comeback. IUP led 16-0 at halftime and went up 23-0 in the third quarter when Terry Throm found Mario Hardison on a 50-yard bomb. But Ferris State made it 23-10 McCarthy threw a six-yard touchdown pass to Jermaine Bell and Proctor kicked a 42-yard field goal. Ferris State struck again on an 89-yard bomb from McCarthy to Bell, slicing the lead to 23-17. IUP drove to the Ferris State 29, but Throm was intercepted by Kelly Snell. The Bulldogs then went on the game-winning, 80yard drive. Throm completed 18 of 29 for 272 yards and hit Hardison six times for 125 yards and three scores. James Suber rushed for 121 yards.

SHEPHERD 9, IUP 6 NOVEMBER

21, 1998 |

INDIANA , PA

IUP won 10 of 11 games entering its opening round game against Shepherd. But the offense was stymied, and a special teams play in the last two minutes spelled doom for the hosts. The Rams held IUP scoreless until the waning moments and were clinging to a 7-0 lead. The Indians then caught a break when a 22-yard punt by Alan Mullendore set IUP up at the Ram 35. Paul Failla connected with Chad Ames on a 23-yard score. But Chanse Twyman blocked the extra point attempt by Jay Glymph, and James Rooths raced 85 yards for the defensive PAT to give the Rams a 9-6 edge. Chad Jamison recovered the onside kick at the Indian 44, and IUP moved to the Shepherd 37, but four straight incompletions ended the game. Shepherd All-America tailback Damian Beane led the Rams with 173 yards.

IUP 27, SLIPPERY ROCK 20 (OT) NOVEMBER

20, 1999 |

SLIPPERY ROCK , PA

IUP began postseason play at Slippery Rock in what turned out to be one of the biggest wins in school history. IUP dropped a 52-14 regular season decision to Slippery Rock at Miller Stadium, and The Rock entered the game ranked second in the nation. It appeared late in the game that Slippery Rock would again emerge victorious. After trailing 13-7, The Rock scored 10 straight points and led by four when they took over with 10:15 remaining. Slippery Rock took seven minutes off the clock and marched to the IUP five. But the Indians held The Rock a 22-yard field goal by Morgan Anderson that made it only a sevenpoint game. The defensive stand paid off. A 46-yard

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

A pair of 13-0 teams hooked up for the championship, and the 15,631 fans at Braly Municipal Stadium, North Alabama’s home field, and an ESPN audience were treated to one of the best games in Division II history. IUP rallied from a 34-24 deficit with 10 points in the last two minutes, but Lion quarterback Cody Gross led a 69-yard drive in the final 45 seconds, scoring from one-yard out with 10 seconds left to give North Alabama a 41-34 victory. IUP trailed 14-3 before running off 21 straight points for a 24-14 lead. Scott Woods, who completed 20 of 37 passes for 299 yards, connected with Scott McClellan to cut the deficit to four at halftime. Touchdown passes to Dan Glass and Theo Turner gave the Indians a 10-point lead. North Alabama then embarked on a 27-point fourth quarter, taking the lead on a touchdown run by Brian Satterfield. Satterfield, who rushed for 180 yards, scored from 20 yards out, and North Alabama led 34-24 with 3:17 remaining. IUP responded with a one-yard run by Michael Mann with 1:54 left. Jack Creech recovered an onside kick, and IUP tied it on Mike Geary’s 34-yard field goal before the Lions went on their winning drive.

for the Lakers, scored on a three-yard run, but IUP recovered the onside kick and ran out the clock.

pass from Brian Eyerman to John Jones and a roughing penalty led to an 18-yard connection from Eyerman to Carmelo Ocasio with 2:10 left. Tailback Aamir Dew scampered 25 yards for a touchdown on the first play of overtime to give IUP the lead. Jet Tindell then picked off a Randy McKavish pass in the end zone for the win. Terrance Wilson scored both IUP touchdowns in the first half, and Eyerman completed 19 of 36 passes for 252 yards.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

IUP 26, MILLERSVILLE 21 NOVEMBER

27, 1999 |

MILLERSVILLE , PA

For the second straight week, IUP met a team it had lost to during the regular season and again the Indians gained revenge, downing Millersville 26-21 to advance to the semifinals for the first time since 1994. The Indians came out hot with Terrance Wilson, who tied an IUP playoff record with 195 rushing yards, ripping off a 73-yard run that led to a six-yard touchdown pass from Brian Eyerman to Quintin Biddings and an early 7-0 lead. On IUPâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s next possession, Jeremy Boland kicked a 30-yard field goal for a 10-0 lead just nine seconds into the second quarter. Millersville rebounded behind Drew Folmar to score touchdowns on its next two drives go ahead 14-10. Folmar completed 25 of 55 passes for 342 yards but was intercepted five times. Foxworth caught 11 passes for 141 yards. IUP retook the lead on the first play of the fourth quarter on an 11-yard pass from Eyerman to John Jones. Jon Pankake grabbed his second interception, and Boland kicked a 20yard field goal for a 20-14 IUP lead. The issue was decided when Jet Tindell grabbed a Folmar pass and returned it 65 yards for a touchdown to give IUP a 26-14 lead with 8:37 left.

NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 20, IUP 12 DECEMBER

4, 1999 |

MARYVILLE , MO

After being held scoreless until the third quarter, IUP rallied to take a 12-7 fourth quarter lead against defending champion Northwest Missouri State before falling to the Bearcats 20-12. The Bearcats wasted several scoring chances and led only 7-0 on a four-yard pass from Travis Miles to Ryan George in the second quarter. IUP got back in it when Terrance Wilson went in from one yard out. The extra point failed, but the Indians trailed only 7-6. A 33-yard David Purnell field goal pulled Northwest to within 12-10 before the Bearcats got the biggest break of the game. Aamir Dew fumbled the kickoff, and Tony Sly recovered at the IUP 19, leading to a 35yard field goal by Purnell. Scott Courter recovered a fumble in the end zone to give the Bearcats their final margin. David Jansen rushed for 221 yards, and Miles hit 20 of 30 passes for 235 yards. Eyerman completed 16 of 33 passes for 202 yards but was sacked four times.

IUP dug itself a 14-0 hole, and the Indians could not recover in a 28-0 loss to Northwood. The shutout was the first for IUP since a 37-0 loss to Edinboro in 1989. Aamir Dew toted the pigskin an IUP playoff record 41 times for 178 yards. Matt Jackson returned the opening kickoff 96 yards for a quick Northwood touchdown. IUP had chances in the second and third quarters, but Josh Telenko missed a 34-yard field goal try, and Tink Stennett fumbled at the Northwood one. Stennett started at quarterback for the third straight game after Brian Eyerman broke his arm against Clarion. Still leading 7-0 Northwood took advantage of a bad snap from Anthony Tocco on a punt to take over at the IUP one. Jason Martin snuck in to give the Timberwolves a 14-0 lead. Northwood tacked on two late scores, including a 73-yard interception return by Gary Tisdale.

catches for 126 yards, and LeRon McCoy added five for 116 yards, including a 43-yard touchdown early in the third quarter that tied the game at 13. Matt LeFleur hit 15 of 26 passes for 217 yards and a touchdown for the Cardinals while Keath Bartynski rushed for 127 yards. Josh Telenko and Eric Houle both had two field goals in the first half, and a touchdown pass from Mark Radlinski to Glenn Martinez gave the Cardinals their seven-point halftime lead. After tying the game, IUP got the ball back when Jamien Harvey recovered a fumble at the Cardinal 12. Eyerman threw a touchdown pass to Pat Liebert to give IUP the lead. Saginaw tied it when Martinez hauled in a 58-yard scoring strike from LaFleur, but IUP took the lead right back when Aaron Cochran went in from six yards out with 13:34 remaining in the game. A field goal by Houle made it 27-23. The Cardinals last drive ended when time expired after a completion to Bartynski at the IUP 27.

SAGINAW VALLEY STATE 33, IUP 32

GRAND VALLEY STATE 62, IUP 21

NORTHWOOD 28, IUP 0 NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER

18, 2000 |

17, 2001 |

MIDLAND , MICH

UNIVERSITY CENTER , MICH

With 1:27 remaining in the game to cap a 98-yard drive and a 26-point second half comeback for Saginaw Valley State in a 33-32 victory. The Indians had one last chance to pull out the win, but Isaac Crawford picked off a Brian Eyerman pass with 57 seconds left. Eyerman hit 23 of 31 passes for 407 yards and touchdowns of 30 yards to Pat Liebert and nine and 52 to Carmelo Ocasio, who had 10 catches for 207 yards. Aamir Dew rushed for 108 yards, including scoring runs of five and two yards in the first half, which ended with IUP up 32-7. The IUP offense rolled up 574 yards and the Indians did not punt, but were done in by five turnovers, including three Eyerman interceptions and a fumble by Dew in the fourth quarter. LaFleur completed 25 of 41 passes for 328 yards and four touchdowns, including three to Ruvell Martin. Martin had two second half touchdowns, the second pulling Saginaw within 12. LaFleur hit Glenn Martinez for an eightyard touchdown to make it 32-27 with 11:12 remaining. IUP mounted two drives inside the Cardinal 25, but the Indians turned the ball over on downs and Eyerman was intercepted by T.J. Alston at the Saginaw two. The Cardinals marched 98 yards for the winning touchdown.

IUP 27, SAGINAW VALLEY STATE 23 NOVEMBER

23, 2002 |

INDIANA , PA

Playing its first postseason game at home since 1998, IUP rallied from a 13-6 halftime deficit for a 27-23 victory over Saginaw Valley State. Brian Eyerman completed 23 of 32 passes for 377 yards. Carmelo Ocasio had eight

NOVEMBER

30, 2002 |

ALLENDALE , MICH

En route to the national championship, Grand Valley State rolled to a 62-21 victory over IUP in the Northeast Region championship game. Reggie Spearmon scored four first half touchdowns to lead Grand Valley to a 50-7 halftime lead. The Lakers scored on each of its seven possessions in the opening 30 minutes and also added a touchdown on a recovery of a blocked punt. All-America quarterback Curt Anes passed for 191 yards and a 15-yard touchdown pass to Brent Lesniak that started the scoring onslaught just 2:37 into the game. Lesniak led the Laker ground game with 125 yards while Spearmon gained 112 yards as Grand Valley piled up 291 rushing yards. Elice Parker ran for 101 yards for IUP, but 70 yards came on a touchdown run in the third quarter. Brian Eyerman had touchdown strikes of 38 yards to J.R. Thomas in the first quarter and four yards to LeRon McCoy in the third. The 62 total points and 50 points in the first half are both the most ever allowed by IUP.

IUP 45, WEST CHESTER 35 NOVEMBER

17, 2007 |

WEST CHESTER , PA

In its first postseason game in five years, IUP scored 18 unanswered points in the final 10:37 to rally past West Chester 45-35. Poohbear McNeal rushed for 80 yards and two touchdowns, including a one-yard run with 2:35 remaining that gave IUP the lead for the first time at 42-35. West Chester quarterback Bill Zwaan fumbled on the first play of the ensuing drive when he was sacked by Rob Plowman, his second sack of the game, and Matt McNelis kicked a 33-yard field goal with two minutes left.

SHEPHERD 41, IUP 34 NOVEMBER

24, 2007 |

SHEPHERDSTOWN , WVA

Andrew Krewatch and Ken Witter enjoyed record setting statistical afternoons, but in the end it was IUP mistakes that proved the difference in a 41-34 loss to Shepherd. Krewatch completed 34 of 49 passes for 378 yards and four touchdowns, tying a 22-yearold school record for completions while posting the fifth highest yardage total in IUP history. Witter finished with 13 catches for 176 yards and tied the school mark by catching each of Krewatch’s four touchdowns. The 13 receptions is an IUP postseason record, and he became the first player in school history with at least 10 catches in three straight games. But the Crimson Hawks had four turnovers, missed a pair of kicks and allowed a pair of 100-yard rushers, including 117 yards and three touchdowns by backup tailback Jimmy Sutch. Still, IUP had a chance after an 11-yard touchdown pass from Krewatch to Witter with 52 seconds left. But Bobby Humphries recovered an onside kick to clinch the win for the Rams. IUP trailed by 14 points four times and was behind 34-20 when Witter made a juggling catch and scored on a 59-yard pass play to make it a seven-point game. Sutch went in from 20 yards out to rebuild the Shepherd lead to 41-27 before the Crimson Hawks threatened at the end. Shepherd All-America tailback Dervon Wallace rushed for 136 yards while the Ram defense held the Crimson Hawks to 72 yards on the ground. Mychal Skinner added eight catches for 104 yards for IUP.

IUP 27, SHEPHERD 17 NOVEMBER

17, 2012 |

INDIANA , PA

After winning the PSAC Championship the week before IUP hosted Shepherd for their first postseason game in five years, as the Crimson Hawks won 27-17. De’Antwan Williams ran for 152 yards as

IUP forced three turnoves, two interceptions and one fumble. Williams’ 152 yards help pace a running attack that had 203 yards rushing on the day. The 203 yards was the most that Shepherd had a loud all season, the Golden Rams had the best rushing defense in the country, only allowing 37.6 yards per game. The Crimson Hawks defense continued a season of dominate success by allowing the Golden Rams 250 yards of total offense all day. The Hawks scored first when Mike Box found receiver Terrill Barnes for a five yard pass to give the Hawks a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. The Golden Rams answered in the second quarter when quarterback Bobby Cooper ran it in from 18 yards out for the 7-7 tie. Carl Fleming, PSAC Championship MVP, returned an interception for the second week in a row to give the Hawks a 14-7 lead at the half. In the third quarter the Golden Rams scored again when Cooper ran it in tie the game at 1414. Rams took their only lead of the day when Ryan Earls connected on a 42 yard field goal. The Crimson Hawks responded when Williams ran it in from five yards out to give the Hawks the 21-14 lead. Two Brett Ullman field goals propelled IUP to second round.

IUP 17, NEW HAVEN 14 NOVEMBER

24, 2012 |

NEW HAVEN , CONN

IUP travled on the road for the second round of the playoffs and escaped New Haven with a 17-14 victory. De’Antwan Williams paced the running game again with 133 yards rushing. The running help score the first score of the game when Harvie Tuck ran it in from three yards out to give the Hawks a 7-0 lead. The Hawks added more points when Brett Ullman connected on a 24 yard field goal for 10-0 Hawks lead against the Chargers. The Chargers answered late in the first quarter when quarterback Ryan Osiecki hit Jason Thomas on a 68 yard pass to cut the Hawks lead down to 10-7. Thompson caught a one yard pass from Osiecki to give the Chargers a 14-10 lead late in the second quarter. The Hawks took the lead when Tyler Dummermuth caught a six yard pass from Mike Box for the 17-14 lead. The Hawks had to hold off the Chargers late when a 31 yard pass from Osiecki to Thompson was knocked down in the end zone as time expired.

WINSTON-SALEM ST. 21, IUP 17 DECEMEBER

1, 2012 |

WINSTON - SALEM , N . C .

A goal line stand by the Rams prevented the Hawks from making it the National Semifinals for a 21-17 victory. This marked the first time since 1999 that the Hawks made it to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournamnent. The Rams scored first when Ricky Rozier scored ran it in from one yard out for the early

7-0 lead. The Hawks tied it up when Mike Box found Terrill Barnes on a 36 yard touchdown pass with 17 seconds left in the half. However, the Rams scored as the half ended when Anthony Carrothers connected on a 55 yard pass with receiver Kenny Patterson to give the Rams a 14-7 lead at the half. In the third quarter the Hawks cut the lead down when Brett Ullman hit on a 29 yard field goal. They then had their first lead of the game when De’Antwan Williams ran it in from one yard out for the 17-14 lead. Rozier scored with under four minutes left to give the Rams a 21-17 lead. The Hawks had first and goal on the five, but were unable to score.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Andrew Krewatch completed 16 of 31 passes for 241 yards and two touchdowns while also scoring once on the ground. His 23-yard touchdown pass to Ken Witter and 11-yard run wiped out an early 14-0 West Chester lead. Both teams scored two touchdowns in the third quarter, with IUP scoring on a 79-yard kickoff return by Anthony Rodriguez and a twoyard run by McNeal. But a missed extra point left IUP one down entering the fourth quarter. Trailing by eight, IUP scored on a four-yard pass from Krewatch to Mychal Skinner. IUP forced a punt and then marched 72 yards for the winning score. After the Crimson Hawks made it 45-35, Terrence Jackson, who had 15 tackles, intercepted Zwaan to clinch the win. Witter had 10 receptions for 135 yards. Osagie Osunde had 117 rushing yards for the Golden Rams while Zwaan threw for 230 yards but was sacked three times and had four interceptions.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

1927 (4-4) 0 Muskingum 12 St. Vincent 0 Edinboro 24 Lock Haven 0 California 52 Clarion 0 Slippery Rock 7 Kent State

6 6 16 0 18 0 38 0

1935 (5-3) 0 Geneva 0 Lock Haven 3 Slippery Rock 0 Bloomsburg 33 Clarion 54 Edinboro 17 California 13 Shippensburg

6 27 0 6 0 0 6 6

1928 (3-4) 0 St. Vincent 25 Clarion 6 California 32 Lock Haven 0 Slippery Rock 0 Kent State 0 Edinboro

25 0 0 6 27 13 28

1936 (4-2-1) 0 Lock Haven 0 Slippery Rock 15 Edinboro 26 Bloomsburg 26 Clarion 20 California 0 Shippensburg

0 10 6 7 0 0 14

1929 (4-3) 0 Waynesburg 33 Clarion 12 California 8 Edinboro 0 Slippery Rock 21 Kent State 0 St. Vincent

6 0 7 0 6 0 38

1930 (3-2-1) 0 Slippery Rock 0 Fairmont State 33 Clarion 0 Edinboro 8 California 6 Shippensburg

1937 (6-1-1) 41 Clarion 7 Lock Haven 26 Bloomsburg 31 Edinboro 7 Slippery Rock 25 Mansfield 19 California 7 Shippensburg

0 26 6 0 6 0 0 7

24 0 0 27 6 0

1931 (4-2-2) 7 Lock Haven 7 Fairmont State 12 West Chester 12 Clarion 26 Edinboro 0 Slippery Rock 0 California 6 Shippensburg

7 0 7 0 0 26 0 7

1938 (3-4) 7 Lock Haven 26 Bloomsburg 13 Edinboro 6 Slippery Rock 0 Mansfield 13 Shippensburg 12 Clarion

10 6 0 33 6 27 0

1939 (4-2-2) 0 Lock Haven 33 Bloomsburg 20 Edinboro 0 Slippery Rock 7 Mansfield 12 Clarion 19 California 12 Shippensburg

7 0 0 13 6 12 6 12

1940 (7-0-1) 16 Lock Haven 33 Bloomsburg 25 Edinboro 15 Slippery Rock 14 Mansfield 14 Clarion 33 California 0 Shippensburg

6 0 0 6 0 12 0 0

1941 (4-2) 26 Mansfield 33 Edinboro 13 Slippery Rock 0 West Chester 12 Clarion 0 Shippensburg

6 13 0 26 0 9

1942 (5-3) 7 Lock Haven 14 Slippery Rock 14 Waynesburg 0 at St. Vincent 0 at West Chester 25 at Clarion 33 Mansfield # 33 at Shippensburg

21 0 7 20 20 0 0 7

1932 (5-3) 12 Lock Haven 19 Clarion 0 West Chester 10 Edinboro 7 Fairmont State 0 Slippery Rock 8 California 6 Shippensburg

0 7 6 0 6 6 9 0

1933 (4-2) 28 Clarion 8 Lock Haven 24 Bloomsburg 18 Edinboro 0 Fairmont State 0 California

0 6 6 0 6 7

1934 (6-0) 13 Lock Haven 33 Edinboro 14 Bloomsburg 14 Clarion 41 California 13 Shippensburg

6 0 2 2 7 0

NO GAMES PLAYED IN 1943 AND 1944 DUE TO WORLD WAR II

1945 (0-2) 0 Slippery Rock 26 0 Wash. & Jefferson 6 1946 (5-3) 20 St. Vincent 6 at Slippery Rock 6 at California 33 Fairmont State # 13 at Lock Haven 27 Clarion 13 at Mansfield 32 Shippensburg

7 7 18 7 0 14 25 7

1947 (3-3-2) 0 at St. Vincent 6 Slippery Rock 27 California 13 Fairmont State 7 Lock Haven # 38 at Clarion 7 Mansfield 6 at Shippensburg

7 24 7 7 7 7 31 6

1948 (1-7) 0 St. Vincent 0 at Mansfield 12 at California 33 Edinboro # 20 at Slippery Rock 0 Clarion 0 at Lock Haven 18 Shippensburg

25 27 14 6 26 33 34 28

1949 (4-4-1) 0 at St. Vincent 14 Mansfield 7 California # 20 at Edinboro 6 Slippery Rock 13 at Clarion 33 Lock Haven 6 at Shippensburg 19 Steubenville

26 0 27 6 6 19 6 40 0

1950 (4-4-1) 13 at Kutztown 28 at Mansfield 20 at California 20 Edinboro # 16 at Slippery Rock 6 Clarion 0 at Lock Haven 6 Shippensburg 0 Bloomsburg

13 14 0 7 7 13 13 7 12

1951 (5-3-1, 3-1-1 PSAC West) 14 Kutztown 7 Mansfield 13 California # 20 at Edinboro 12 Slippery Rock 0 at Clarion 28 Lock Haven 0 at Shippensburg 0 at Bloomsburg

0 0 6 20 7 6 7 9 20

1952 (4-4, 1-4 PSAC West) 12 at Geneva 0 26 Thiel 0 19 at California 28 7 Edinboro # 0 6 at Slippery Rock 32 12 Clarion 21 19 at Lock Haven 20 21 St. Francis 20

1953 (4-4, 3-2 PSAC West) 7 Geneva 0 6 at Thiel 14 28 California # 20 14 at Edinboro 7 0 Slippery Rock 14 13 at Clarion 41 25 Lock Haven 0 0 at St. Francis 7 1954 (5-3, 3-2 PSAC West) 0 at Geneva 6 26 Grove City 0 7 at California 18 28 Edinboro # 13 32 at Slippery Rock 7 20 Clarion 10 0 at Lock Haven 7 40 St. Vincent 7 1955 (3-5, 3-2 PSAC West) 0 Geneva 6 7 at Ball State 13 14 California # 7 19 at Edinboro 0 13 Slippery Rock 25 7 at Clarion 27 13 Lock Haven 0 6 at St.Vincent 7 1956 (5-4, 4-1 PSAC West) 20 St. Vincent 7 0 Ball State 26 6 at California 0 14 Edinboro # 6 19 at Slippery Rock 30 31 Clarion 0 39 at Lock Haven 21 7 Westminster 54 6 at Geneva 31 1957 (3-6, 2-2 PSAC West) 0 at St. Vincent 40 0 at Ohio 50 14 California 13 0 Slippery Rock # 7 13 at Carnegie Mellon19 0 Lock Haven 26 6 at Westminster 20 15 Geneva 6 14 at Clarion 7 1958 (5-3, 4-1 PSAC West) 0 at California 13 27 Edinboro 0 13 at Slippery Rock 0 21 Carnegie Mellon # 0 17 at Lock Haven 7 7 Westminster 34 14 at Geneva 20 13 Clarion 6 1959 (3-4-1, 1-3-1 PSAC West) 7 California 14 at Edinboro 7 Slippery Rock # 27 at Case Tech 19 Lock Haven 6 at Westminster 13 Geneva 0 at Clarion

18 19 34 12 0 0 19 0

1960 (2-4-2, 0-3-2 PSAC West) 14 at California 20 Westminster 14 Edinboro # 14 at Slippery Rock 3 Clarion 7 at Lock Haven 0 at Geneva 20 East Stroudsburg

33 7 14 14 19 14 19 7

1961 (2-7, 1-4 PSAC West) 6 at East Carolina 19 7 California 13 7 at Westminster 19 7 at Edinboro 33 14 Slippery Rock # 7 6 at Clarion 17 19 Lock Haven 40 0 Geneva 6 37 Case Tech 6 1962 (5-2-1, 4-1-1 PSAC West) 7 at Shippensburg 6 Westminster 14 at Edinboro 14 Juniata # 17 at Clarion 21 at Slippery Rock 14 California 28 Lock Haven

13 7 0 6 10 6 14 0

1963 (7-1-1, 5-1 PSAC West) 22 at St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (Ind.) 6 39 Shippensburg 21 13 at Westminster 13 41 Edinboro 7 17 at Albright 14 34 Clarion # 0 7 Slippery Rock 10 7 at California 0 27 at Lock Haven 6 1964 (8-2, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 26 Frederick 14 14 at Shippensburg 0 27 Geneva 13 31 at Edinboro 7 13 Waynesburg # 19 18 at Clarion 7 34 at Slippery Rock 13 26 California 13 6 Lock Haven 0 PSAC Championship Game 14 East Stroudsburg 27 1965 (7-3, 5-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 14 at Ball State 26 20 at Geneva 19 46 Shippensburg 7 6 Edinboro # (forfeit)10 57 at Ferris State 0 9 Clarion 18 14 Slippery Rock 7 43 at California 27 50 at Lock Haven 21 PSAC Championship Game 10 at East Stroudsburg26

20 7 13 0 6 27 0 0 6

1967 (8-1) 16 Delaware State 9 at Frederick 24 Shippensburg 19 Edinboro # 32 at C. W. Post 17 Clarion 23 Slippery Rock 20 at California 49 at Lock Haven

0 7 14 0 24 15 7 27 14

1968 (9-1) 17 Delaware State 75 Northwood 24 at Shippensburg 58 at Edinboro 48 Brockport State # 18 at Clarion 44 at Slippery Rock 41 California 35 at C. W. Post Boardwalk Bowl 24 Delaware

0 13 0 0 28 13 15 0 13 31

1973 (4-5) 13 Eastern Kentucky 10 at Cortland State 13 Northwood 14 Edinboro # 6 at Westminster 22 Clarion 10 Slippery Rock 34 at California 0 at Youngstown State

26 0 6 21 14 20 34 28 44

1974 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC West) 7 at Northwood 7 Cortland State 21 Shippensburg 25 at Edinboro 20 Westminster # 18 at Clarion 20 at Slippery Rock 20 California 44 Lock Haven 28 East Stroudsburg

14 6 0 7 23 20 25 0 14 7

1975 (8-1-1, 4-1-1 PSAC West) 34 Northwood 10 at Cortland State 19 at Shippensburg 21 Edinboro 16 at Westminster 16 Clarion # 13 Slippery Rock 35 at California 59 at Lock Haven 49 Kutztown

14 0 7 28 14 16 9 26 7 10

1979 (7-3, 3-3 PSAC West) 34 East Stroudsburg 35 Kutztown 13 at Westminster 21 at Lock Haven 31 Shippensburg 38 at California 28 Slippery Rock # 18 at Waynesburg 9 at Edinboro 15 Clarion

14 30 11 28 24 16 14 15 13 30

1980 (6-4, 3-3 PSAC West) 23 at Waynesburg 17 Westminster 14 at Shippensburg 28 California 23 at Slippery Rock 7 at C. W. Post 7 Edinboro # 0 at Clarion 20 Lock Haven 24 at East Stroudsburg

21 10 17 14 22 17 11 15 0 22

1981 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC West) 14 Waynesburg 7 at Westminster 3 Shippensburg 16 at California 10 Slippery Rock 42 C. W. Post # 7 at Edinboro 13 Clarion 14 at Lock Haven 3 East Stroudsburg

8 10 26 35 3 35 6 20 41 7

1969 (8-1) 27 at Northwood 21 Shippensburg 27 Edinboro 17 at Brockport State 38 Clarion # 21 Slippery Rock 46 at California 35 C. W. Post 14 Wilkes

6 7 0 3 14 23 6 8 0

1976 (4-5, 3-3 PSAC West) 21 at Juniata 13 Wilkes 2 Westminster 0 Shippensburg # 5 at Edinboro 16 at Clarion 10 at Slippery Rock 16 California 24 Lock Haven

38 0 6 21 8 14 28 0 0

1970 (5-4) 22 Northwood 26 at Shippensburg 28 Cortland State # 14 at Edinboro 10 at Clarion 41 at Slippery Rock 6 California 17 at Hillsdale 7 Akron

1982 (4-6, 3-3 PSAC West) 20 at Waynesburg 7 at Hillsdale 10 California (forfeit) 13 at Slippery Rock 0 Westminster 3 Edinboro # 24 at Clarion 48 Lock Haven 9 at Shippensburg 13 at Liberty

7 24 24 14 3 6 20 14 28 35

7 22 14 31 7 6 14 35 49

1971 (7-2) 26 St. Norbert 34 at California 35 at Cortland State 23 Edinboro # 21 at Northwood 28 Clarion 13 at Wilkes 43 Hillsdale 14 at Akron

1977 (4-4-1, 2-3-1 PSAC West) 14 Juniata 23 at Wilkes 6 at Westminster 16 at Shippensburg 3 Edinboro # 12 Clarion 10 Slippery Rock 47 at California 16 at Lock Haven

7 19 21 14 3 15 15 7 18

7 0 11 29 14 9 7 10 34

1983 (5-5, 4-2 PSAC West) 21 Waynesburg 14 Hillsdale 35 at California 14 Slippery Rock # 14 at Westminster 23 at Edinboro 24 Clarion 49 at Lock Haven 41 Shippensburg 32 at West Chester

0 28 21 15 16 21 35 0 18 40

1972 (8-1) 7 at Eastern Kentucky 5 Cortland State 17 at Edinboro 14 at Northwood 20 at Clarion 14 Wilkes # 28 California 27 Shippensburg 31 Youngstown State

34 0 7 10 6 0 14 8 14

1978 (4-5-1, 2-4 PSAC West) 3 at East Stroudsburg 17 at Kutztown 21 Westminster 21 Lock Haven 16 at Shippensburg 28 California # 7 at Slippery Rock 16 Waynesburg 21 Edinboro 0 at Clarion

17 13 21 14 36 6 9 8 27 17

1984 (7-3, 4-2 PSAC West) PSAC West Co-Champions 17 at Bucknell 18 27 Findlay 0 35 at Slippery Rock 14 24 West Chester 18 52 Edinboro 17 56 at Clarion 16 35 Lock Haven # 14 18 at Shippensburg 21 24 at S. Connecticut 14 14 California 31

1985 (8-2-1, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 7 West Chester 3 41 at Lehigh 49 37 Slippery Rock 20 21 at Towson State 21 35 at Edinboro 9 42 Clarion # 7 48 at Lock Haven 21 33 Shippensburg 0 27 S. Connecticut 7 28 at California 0 PSAC Championship Game 9 at Bloomsburg 31 1986 (9-2, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 7 at Bucknell 23 41 Northwood 21 21 at Kutztown 20 28 Edinboro # 10 38 at Clarion 10 49 Lock Haven 14 31 at Shippensburg 14 39 California 0 14 at Slippery Rock 9 13 Towson State 21 PSAC Championship Game 20 West Chester 6 1987 (10-2, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 7 at West Chester 31 10 at Towson State 7 33 American Int’l 10 28 at Edinboro 17 24 Clarion # 12 14 at Lock Haven 0 28 Shippensburg 10 24 at California 0 21 Slippery Rock 6 35 Kutztown 12 PSAC Championship Game 21 West Chester 9 NCAA Playoffs 10 Central Florida 12

1988 (8-3, 5-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Co-Champions 31 Lock Haven 17 24 Towson State 21 27 Edinboro 7 51 at Clarion 10 17 at Portland State 20 23 at Shippensburg 24 34 California # 0 38 at Slippery Rock 0 32 at Bloomsburg 7 41 at S. Connecticut 14 NCAA Playoffs 24 Millersville 27 1989 (11-2, 5-1 PSAC West) 44 Lock Haven 10 27 at Towson State 0 0 at Edinboro 37 54 Clarion 7 34 Howard 14 35 Shippensburg # 0 17 at California 14 52 Slippery Rock 7 48 Bloomsburg 0 58 S. Connecticut 15 NCAA Playoffs 34 at Grand Valley State 24 17 at Portland State 0 14 at Mississippi College 26 1990 (12-2, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions NCAA National Finalist 18 at North Dakota St 28 55 Lock Haven 7 42 at Clarion 0 42 Towson State 0 42 at Shippensburg 17 42 California # 15 62 at Slippery Rock 13 38 at Millersville 0 36 Edinboro 29 65 West Virginia Tech 20 NCAA Playoffs 48 Winston-Salem State 0 14 Edinboro 7 27 at Mississippi College 8 11 North Dakota State 51

IUP ALL-TIME COACHING RECORD 11

COACHES ,

YEARS ,

522

WINS ,

.666

WINNING

PERCENTAGE

George P. Miller Peck McKnight Sam Smith Chuck Mills Chuck Klausing Bill Neal Owen Dougherty George Chaump Frank Cignetti Lou Tepper Curt Cignetti

1927-47 1947-48 1949-61 1962-63 1964-69 1970-78 1979-81 1982-85 1986-2005 2006-10 2011-pres.

78-44-9 2-8-1 49-55-6 12-3-2 47-10 50-31-3 17-13 24-16-1 182-50-1 36-18 28-7

.630 .227 .473 .765 .825 .613 .570 .598 .783 .667 .800

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

1966 (7-2) 7 Ball State 28 Geneva 14 at Shippensburg 14 at Edinboro 44 Ferris State # 13 at Clarion 21 at Slippery Rock 24 California 14 Lock Haven

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

1991 (12-1, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 41 Northeast Missouri St 11 37 at Lock Haven 14 34 at East Stroudsburg 0 41 Clarion 19 54 at Towson State 10 47 Shippensburg # 0 10 at California 8 38 Slippery Rock 0 47 Millersville 0 20 at Edinboro 17 NCAA Playoffs 56 Virginia Union 7 52 Shippensburg 7 20 at Jacksonville State 27 1992 (8-1-1, 5-0-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Co-Champions 31 North Dakota 13 45 at Grand Valley St 27 31 East Stroudsburg 12 44 Lock Haven 0 35 at Shippensburg 16 36 California # 20 34 at Slippery Rock 17 33 Towson State 35 21 Edinboro 21 26 at Clarion (forfeit) 35 1993 (13-1, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions NCAA National Finalist 54 Kutztown 9 34 Grand Valley St. 3 37 at West Chester 26 23 at Liberty 7 52 at Lock Haven 14 45 Shippensburg # 10 52 at California 13 45 Slippery Rock 24 31 at Edinboro 24 44 Clarion 7 NCAA Playoffs 28 Ferris State 21 14 at New Haven 7 38 at Mississippi College 35 21 North Dakota 6 34 at North Alabama 41 1994 (10-3, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 35 Grand Valley State 33 16 at New Haven 18 29 at Central State 43 20 at Shippensburg 13 62 California # 33 62 at Slippery Rock 14 45 Cheyney 6 21 Edinboro 7 44 at Clarion 17 52 Lock Haven 0 NCAA Playoffs 35 Grand Valley State 27 21 at Ferris State 17 20 at TAMU-Kingsville 46

1995 (8-3, 5-1 PSAC West) 28 at Grand Valley State 16 Central State 19 New Haven 50 West Chester 62 Shippensburg 44 at California 41 Slippery Rock # 58 Cheyney 18 at Edinboro 14 Clarion 38 at Lock Haven

25 20 20 7 21 20 7 0 35 9 0

1996 (8-3, 5-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Co-Champions 24 at Fairmont State 20 30 Bloomsburg 14 14 New Haven 6 42 California # 6 32 at Slippery Rock 31 12 at East Stroudsburg 23 20 Edinboro 18 15 at Clarion 49 35 Lock Haven 14 62 at Shippensburg 55 NCAA Playoffs 23 at Ferris State 24 1997 (5-5, 4-2 PSAC West) 29 Fairmont State 18 at Bloomsburg 14 at New Haven 20 at California 9 Slippery Rock 31 East Stroudsburg # 25 at Edinboro 6 Clarion 48 at Lock Haven 44 Shippensburg

30 13 43 10 16 33 20 21 21 26

1998 (10-2, 5-1 PSAC West) 19 at West Chester 10 27 Glenville State 17 24 WV Wesleyan 10 37 at Bloomsburg 27 47 Lock Haven # 6 21 at Slippery Rock 27 21 Millersville 14 52 Clarion 14 31 at California 0 41 Edinboro 17 31 at Shippensburg (ot) 28 NCAA Playoffs 6 Shepherd 9 1999 (9-4, 5-1 PSAC West) 12 West Chester 7 at Youngstown State 35 Bloomsburg 27 at Lock Haven 14 Slippery Rock # 9 at Millersville 26 at Clarion 42 California 18 at Edinboro 43 Shippensburg NCAA Playoffs 27 at Slippery Rock (ot) 26 at Millersville 12 at NW Missouri St

9 13 10 9 52 10 0 14 7 16 20 21 20

2000 (8-3, 5-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Co-Champions 24 Ferris State 13 14 New Haven 9 35 at Lock Haven 0 24 Slippery Rock 20 14 at Bloomsburg 38 35 Shippensburg # 6 27 at Edinboro 3 13 Clarion 21 24 at California 7 21 Millersville 10 NCAA Playoffs 0 at Northwood 28 2001 (8-2, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 31 Findlay 42 Lock Haven 23 at Slippery Rock 23 Bloomsburg # 37 at Shippensburg 21 Edinboro 35 at Clarion (OT) 41 California 26 at Millersville NCAA Playoffs 32 at Saginaw Valley St

10 0 7 12 7 6 34 0 30 33

2002 (11-2, 6-0 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions 34 at Findlay 37 37 Bloomsburg 18 27 Catawba 26 42 New Haven 6 43 at Millersville 16 28 Clarion # 14 54 at Edinboro 35 20 California 9 31 Lock Haven 14 33 at Shippensburg 10 34 at Slippery Rock (ot) 28 NCAA Playoffs 27 Saginaw Valley State 23 21 at Grand Valley State 62 2003 (10-1, 5-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Co-Champions 28 Nebraska-Omaha 26 42 West Virginia Tech 0 28 at New Haven 7 35 Millersville 13 24 at Clarion 20 20 Edinboro # 28 14 at California 7 45 at Lock Haven 20 18 Shippensburg 7 27 Slippery Rock 14 42 at Bloomsburg 40 2004 (7-3, 5-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Co-Champions 27 Millersville 19 42 at Nebraska-Omaha 21 19 Catawba 52 24 at Bloomsburg 34 17 Shippensburg # 0 34 at Slippery Rock 13 14 at Edinboro 38 52 Lock Haven 10 30 Clarion 20 35 at California 23

2005 (5-5, 4-2 PSAC West) 9 Millersville 20 at West Chester 19 at Catawba (OT) 0 Bloomsburg 20 at Shippensburg 28 Slippery Rock # 10 Edinboro 28 at Lock Haven 30 at Clarion 23 California 2006 (8-2, 5-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Co-Champions 33 at Cheyney 35 East Stroudsburg 14 at Millersville 23 at Edinboro (OT) 23 Lock Haven 33 Clarion # 20 at Shippensburg 42 Mansfield 17 Slippery Rock 21 at California 2007 (9-3, 5-1 PSAC West) 80 Cheyney 38 at East Stroudsburg 45 Millersville 34 at Slippery Rock 12 California 27 Edinboro# 44 at Lock Haven 38 at Clarion 30 Shippensburg 35 at Bloomsburg NCAA Playoffs 45 at West Chester 34 at Shepherd

28 30 16 27 15 17 20 23 10 38

6 20 17 20 14 7 16 6 21 17

14 23 0 31 38 7 13 31 0 41 35 41

2008 (7-3, 4-3 PSAC West) 41 at C.W. Post 63 at Millersville 47 Lock Haven 19 at California 23 Slippery Rock # (2ot) 17 at Edinboro 42 Mercyhurst 66 Clarion 35 at Gannon 34 Kutztown

0 3 7 21 16 24 10 16 10 7

2009 (5-6, 1-6 PSAC West) 28 at S. Connecticut 27 C.W. Post 17 Millersville 16 at Mercyhurst 3 at Slippery Rock 28 California 24 Edinboro # 45 at Lock Haven 28 at Clarion 3 Gannon 34 at Kutztown

21 14 3 20 7 41 38 0 30 29 32

2010 (6-5, 3-4 PSAC West) 16 S. Connecticut 23 at East Stroudsburg 20 at Bloomsburg 17 Slippery Rock 18 at Edinboro 27 Mercyhurst # 14 Clarion 17 at Gannon 15 at California (OT) 63 Lock Haven 27 West Chester

6 17 47 0 0 28 21 45 18 31 10

2011 (7-3, 5-2, PSAC West) 28 East Stroudsburg 16 Bloomsburg 6 at Slippery Rock 19 Edinboro # 35 at Mercyhurst (ot) 38 at Clarion 35 Gannon 10 California 56 at Lock Haven * 34 at West Chester

13 20 20 0 28 7 7 28 6 7

2012 (12-2, 6-1 PSAC West) PSAC West Champions PSAC Champions 33 S. Connecticut State 6 56 at Cheyney 0 42 Lock Haven 0 24 at California 26 41 at Millersville 7 33 Slippery Rock# 16 26 at Edinboro 10 31 Mercyhurst 13 45 Clarion 0 38 Gannon (ot) 35 PSAC Championship Game 41 Shippensburg 10 NCAA Playoffs 27 Shepherd 17 17 at New Haven 14 17 at Winston-Salem St 21 2013 (9-2, 5-2 PSAC West) 30 at Southern Conn. 49 Cheyney 26 at Seton HIll 20 California 62 Millersville # 16 at Slippery Rock 30 Edinboro 28 at Mercyhurst 42 at Clarion 55 Gannon 42 at Shippensburg *500th all-time victory #Homecoming games

20 0 0 7 3 42 36 6 14 20 21

ALL-AMERICANS ASSOCIATED PRESS (AP)

FIRST TEAM Gregg Brenner, Wide Receiver THIRD TEAM Bill Thompson, Tight End 1983 SECOND TEAM Kenny Moore, Free Safety 1982 SECOND TEAM Kenny Moore, Free Safety 1980 HONORABLE MENTION Terry Carroll, Linebacker Joe Cugliari, Defensive Tackle Terry Totten, Cornerback 1979 HONORABLE MENTION Joe Cugliari, Defensive Tackle Terry Skelley, Split End 1978 FIRST TEAM Jim Haslett, Defensive End 1977 SECOND TEAM Gregg Schmidt, Linebacker HONORABLE MENTION Jim Haslett, Defensive End 1976 FIRST TEAM Jim Haslett, Defensive End HONORABLE MENTION George Aggen, Middle Guard 1975 FIRST TEAM Lynn Hieber, Quarterback 1974 THIRD TEAM Lynn Hieber, Quarterback 1973 SECOND TEAM Ed Paradis, Center 1972 THIRD TEAM Dave Balmert, Safety 1971 HONORABLE MENTION Larry Monsilovich, Halfback 1970 HONORABLE MENTION Larry Monsilovich, Halfback 1968 HONORABLE MENTION Dan Cox, Halfback Dave Smith, Split End

COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORS OF AMERICA/DAKTRONICS 2012 SECOND TEAM Johnny Franco, Saftey Dan Matha, Offensive Lineman Harvie Tuck, Running Back 2007 SECOND TEAM Dan Pickens, Tight End 2006 FIRST TEAM Jason Capizzi, Offensive Tackle 2003 SECOND TEAM Khiawatha Downey, Offensive Guard 2000 FIRST TEAM Mike Borisenko, Linebacker 1999 SECOND TEAM Leander Jordan, Offensive Guard 1996 SECOND TEAM Andy Phipps, Defensive Tackle 1995 FIRST TEAM

Jon Ruff, Kicker Jeff Turnage, Nose Tackle SECOND TEAM Chris Villarrial, Offensive Guard 1994 FIRST TEAM Jeff Turnage, Nose Tackle THIRD TEAM Chris Sledge, Center Omar Stewart, Linebacker 1993 FIRST TEAM Matt Dalverny, Offensive Guard Mike Geary, Kicker SECOND TEAM Michael Mann, Tailback

AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION 2009 Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, All-Purpose 2008 Terrence Jackson, Linebacker 2006 Jason Capizzi, Offensive Tackle 2001 Joey Flora, Cornerback 2000 Mike Borisenko, Linebacker 1999 Leander Jordan, Offensive Guard 1998 Barry Threats, Cornerback 1997 Barry Threats, Cornerback 1995 Jeff Turnage, Nose Tackle 1993 Michael Mann, Tailback 1991 Tony Aliucci, Quarterback 1988 Dean Cottrill, Outside Linebacker 1987 Troy Jackson, Outside Linebacker 1986 Jim Angelo, Offensive Tackle 1980 Joe Cugliari, Defensive Tackle 1979 Terry Skelley, Split End 1978 Jim Haslett, Defensive End 1977 Jim Haslett, Defensive End

COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORS OF AMERICA/ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 2012 SECOND TEAM Anthony DiPasquale, Center Johnny Franco, Saftey 2003 SECOND TEAM Josh Telenko, Kicker 1995 SECOND TEAM Jeff Turnage, Nose Tackle 1983 FIRST TEAM Kenny Moore, Free Safety 1982 FIRST TEAM Kenny Moore, Free Safety 1977 SECOND TEAM John Mihota, Offensive Guard Leroy Young, Tight End 1975 SECOND TEAM John Bieryla, Safety

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

2012 SECOND TEAM Johnny Franco, Saftey Dan Matha, Offensive Lineman Harvie Tuck, Running Back 2009 SECOND TEAM Akwasi Owsus-Ansah, Cornerback 2008 SECOND TEAM Terrence Jackson, Linebacker 2006 SECOND TEAM Jason Capizzi, Offensive Tackle 2002 THIRD TEAM Carmelo Ocasio, Wide Receiver 2001 FIRST TEAM Joey Flora, Cornerback SECOND TEAM Aamir Dew, Tailback 2000 FIRST TEAM Mike Borisenko, Linebacker 1999 FIRST TEAM Leander Jordan, Offensive Guard 1998 SECOND TEAM Barry Threats, Cornerback 1996 THIRD TEAM Andy Phipps, Defensive Tackle 1995 FIRST TEAM Jon Ruff, Kicker Jeff Turnage, Nose Tackle THIRD TEAM Chris Villarrial, Offensive Guard 1994 FIRST TEAM Jeff Turnage, Nose Tackle THIRD TEAM Chris Villarrial, Offensive Guard 1993 FIRST TEAM Mike Geary, Kicker SECOND TEAM Matt Dalverny, Offensive Guard Michael Mann, Tailback 1991 FIRST TEAM Tony Aliucci, Quarterback 1990 FIRST TEAM Jai Hill, Wide Receiver 1988 SECOND TEAM Kevin McMullan, Linebacker HONORABLE MENTION Dean Cottrill, Outside Linebacker Steve Girting, Fullback John Sandstrom, Kicker Jim Uncapher, Offensive Tackle 1987 FIRST TEAM Troy Jackson, Outside Linebacker HONORABLE MENTION Tony Trave, Wide Receiver 1986 FIRST TEAM Jim Angelo, Offensive Tackle HONORABLE MENTION Al Arrisher, Center Troy Jackson, Outside Linebacker 1985 HONORABLE MENTION Rich Ingold, Quarterback Mark Plevelich, Center Dave Seidel, Fullback 1984

A Abercrombie, Rapheal Abplanalp, Gene Abraham, Joe Adamcyzk, Mike Adamrovich, Doug Addicott, Dan Adonizio, Patrick

1987 1952-55 1974-75 1973 1988-91 1985 1983

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

Bruce Aggen

Afenesko, Mac 1950-52 Aggen, George 1973-76 Albert, Jeff 1982-83 Alberts, Jake 2011 Aliucci, Tony 1988-91 Allen, Bill 1981 Allen, Brian 1989-90 Allen, Rob 1982-84 Aloisio, Zach 2007-08 Alper, Tom 1975-76 Altschuler, Mike 1973-74 Ames, Chad 1998, 2000 Amorose, Norm 1962-65 Anderson, Anton 1997 Anderson, Ed 1970-72 Anderson, Jim 1971 Anderson, Tom 1964-65, 1971-72 Andiorio, Keith 1964-65 Angelo, Jim 1983-86 Antonetti, Michael 1954-57 Archibald, Pete 1961-63 Armanini, Richard 1956-59 Arrington, Rusty 1994-96 Arrisher, Al 1983-86 Asare, Kwasi 1996-99 Ashton, Jim 1960-63 Atkins, Bruce 2011-13 Aurandt, Todd 2004 Avery, Diamond 2009 B Bache, Chris Bache, Joe Bache, Kevin Bailey, Doane Baird, Curt Baker, Dave Ball, James Ballein, John Balmert, Dave Banks, Bill Banks,Yulon Barco, Mike Barczy, Steve Barley, John Barnaby, Bill Barnes, Terrill

1983-86 1958-61 1985-87 1969-71 1977-78 1980 1946-47 1981 1970-72 1980-82 1979 1989 1961-62 1955-58 1958-61 2011-13

Barnett, Al Barnett, Ed Barree, Mike Barry, Michael Bartl, Derek Barto, Rob Basehore, Bob Basile, Brian Battallio, Evan Batts, Jordan Battle, Andrew Bechtel, Max Bellissimo, Joe Benbow, James Bender, Kenneth Benedict, Scott Berdahl, Alexander Berkheimer, Mike Betters, Stan Beviglia, Bob Biddings, Quintin Bieryla, John Bilger, Norm Bilko, Dan Billman, John Biro, Sean Bishop, Jeff Black, Don Black, Edward Blackson, John Blair, George Blakeman, Teddy Blank, Jerry Blasko, John Blehart, Jack Blomgren, Ryan Blucas, Wally Bohn, Scott Bojalad, Nick Boland, Jeremy Bolding, Reggie Bolton, Francis Bolyard, Josh Borgese, Anthony Borisenko, Mike Bostian, Bruce Boston, Dale Bouch, Rich Boucher, James Bowers, Kurt Box, Mike Boylan, Adam Bozzo, Andy Brady, Neil Branch, Gus Branish, Ed Brenner, Gregg Brewer, Alex Brewer, Pat Brewster, Errol Brink, Steve Brinkley, Derek Brinkman, Ken Brister, Harold Brochetti, John Brocious, Eric Brooks, Shane Brouse, Bill Brown, Chris Brown, Kelly Brown, Omar Brown, Ray Brown, Reece Brunck, Matt Brunner, Tyton Bryant, Kip Buck, Dan Buffone, Tim Bullington, John

1949-51 1979-80 1967-71 1968-71 1985 1968-70 1968-70 1978-80 2010-11 2012-13 2000-03 1955-58 1962-64 1994-95 1956-57 1977 2010-12 2003 1978-80, 1982 1959-60 1998-99 1974-75 1994 1963-65 1970-72 1992-94 1979-80 1978-79 1948, 1950-51 1956-58 1950-51 2010-11 1959-62 1965-67 1949-50, 1954 2000 1966-69 1979-82 2007-09 1999 2007 1950-51, 1955 2010 1951-53 1998-01 1996-98 2007-08 1988 1953-56 1977-80 2011-13 1997-00 1988-91 1970 1983-84 1949-52 1983-84 1997 2010-13 2010-12 1969-71 1997-00 1989, 1992-93 1993-96 1968-70 1989 2008 1960-61 2010-13 1976 1994, 1996 1988 1989-92 2002 2006 1978 1961-63 1998-01 1969-71

Burgess, Craig Buriak, Bob Burke, Brian Burlas, John Burns, Dan Butera, John Buzzelli, Dave Buzzelli, Richard Byrd, Marvase Byerly, Scott

2007-10 1984-86 2002-04 1979-81 1978-81 1968-70 1966-68 1956-57 2012 1983-86

C Calderone, Sam Caletri, Joe Calhoun, James Callahan, Mike Callahan, Victor Campbell, Chris Campbell, Jake Campbell, Jeff Campman, Trey Campolo, Mike Cannon, Dave Capizzi, Jason Carberry, Charles Carlson, Russ Carmo, Walt Carney, Mark Carnicella, Dom Carnicella, Nick Carroll, Terry Carson, James Carswell, Drew Carter, Reggie Catalano, Sam Catanese, Tony Catlin, Myles Cavanaugh, Tom Cecchetti, Tom Ceh, Earl Celich, Stan Cellitti, Anthony Cessna, Dave

1946-47 1950-51 1984-85 1993-94 2002-05 1985 2013 2007-09 2013 1992-95 1973-74 2004-06 1956 1946-47 1960 1981 2005-07 2010-13 1978-81 2006-09 2013 1995-96 1951-52 1959-62 2013 1970-72 1974-75 1949-52 1986-89 2004-07 1963-66

Reese Brown Charley, Walt Charmo, Mike Chase, Bill Checkon, Steve Cherepko, Robert Chiappetta, Mike Choice, Lewis Chulick, Lou Ciarrocca, Matt Cignetti, Brad Cignetti, Frank Sr. Cignetti, Frank Jr. Clark, Chet Clark, Jerry

1946-49 2011-13 1978-79 1958-59 1998 2002-05 1990-93 1948-49 1987-90 1995-96 1957-59 1985-87 2000 1966-68

Clarke, Kevin Clemento, Bill Cleminson, Bob Clingan, Tom Clinton, Carl Cobb, Quinton

2013 1977-78 1955-58 1970-72 1982 2005-08

Amir Dew

Cochran, Aaron 2002 Cole, Tom 1977 Coleman, Bob 1946-47 Coleman, Khaliq 2013 Coleman, Terry 1974 Coles, Bob 1976-77 Collier, Jay 1971-73 Conaboy, John 1974-75 Condo, Kurt 1997-98 Condon, Ted 1976-78 Conley, Jack 1949-52 Conley, Pat 1955-58 Connolly, Dave 1969-71 Connor, Art 1948-50 Constantine, Anthony 2007-09 Constantino, Charles 1956 Cooke, Eric 1990-93 Coon, Brian 1979-80 Cooper, Ethan 2013 Cooper, Kairi 1999-02 Cooper, Steve 2005-08 Corey, Donald 1946-47 Cornell, Fred 1948-49 Cortazzo, Carmine 1967-69 Cosgrove, Bob 1968-70 Cottom, Brian 1997 Cottrell, Kevin 1983-85 Cottrill, Darren 1985-88 Cottrill, Dean 1985-88 Coury, Bill 1997-98 Cox, Dan 1966-69 Coyne, Tom 1956 Cramer, Robert 1957-58 Creech, Jack 1991-93, 1997 Crockett, Keo 1990-91 Crosby, Dan 1957-58 Crowley, Jim 1979 Cruz, Luis 2006-08 Cugliari, Joe 1977-80 Culbertson, Dennis 1985-87 Culhane, Tom 1990 Culler, Carl 1946-47 Cunningham, Craig 1989-90 Cutlip, Manny 2009 Cypher, Doug 1980-82 Czambel, Ken 1973-74 Czartoryski, Jeff 1986 D Dalverny, Matt Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ambrosio, Mike Danel, Matt

1991-93 1999-01 1997-00

E Eckert, Bill 1952 Edelman, Gunther 1946-48 Edwards, Kevin 2013 Edwards, Roy-al 2008-11 Egan, Mike 1988-91 Elliott, Beau 2002-03, 2005 Ellis, Steve 1979-80 Ellison, Ken 1981-83 Emory, Naylor 1964-65 Epley, Gene 1962-64 Esposito, Dick 1957-58 Estes, Edward 2013 Eupizi, Tom 1973-74 Evans, Ken 2004, 2006-07 Evans, Roger 1981-84

Mark Jackson Eyerman, Brian

1999-02

F Failla, Paul 1998 Falce, Tony 1991-93 Falenski, Jim 1956-57 Farrelly, Dave 1969-71 Fechter, Len 1960-61 Federoff, Larry 2010 Fedkoe, Tom 1985-88 Fegley, Bill 1989-90 Felton, Hube 1996-97 Feraco, Ron 1970-72 Ferguson, Dan 1967-68 Ferguson, Elise 1988 Ferguson, Jack 1957 Ferguson, Ken 1994-95 Ferguson, Pat 2013 Ferrari, Tony 1966-69 Fields, Isaac 1992-93 Filipkowski, Chris 1987-89 Finklea, Erik 2013 Finnerty, Mike 1968-70 Finnin, John 1981 Fischer, Eric 1982 Fischer, Matt 2000-03 Fitzgerald, Ed 1955-58 Fleming, Carl 2012-13 Fletcher, Shayne 2003-04, 06-07 Flora, Joey 1998-01 Formento, Steve 1951-52 Fornwalt, Ed 1948-49 Forsha, Jack 1955-57 Foster, Ashton 2010 Foster, Brian 1981 Fox, Allen 1985 Franco, John 1977 Franco, Johnny 2010-12 Franco, Steve 2013 Frank, Doug 1981 Frederick, Chuck 1966-68 Frederick, Dean 1962-63 Freliche, Harold 1952-55 Frey, Ron 1956-58 Friel, Dick 1948-49 Froebel, Art 1957-58 Fulton, Bob 1985-88 Furlani, Jason 1989-90 G Gallagher, Tom Garbinski, Fred Garman, Scott Gartner, Mark

1978-81 1961-64 1946-47 2000-01

Garvey, Tom 1949 Gasdek, Barry 1960-63 Gaspar, Grady 1975-77 Gatti, Vince 1990 Gavala, George 1946-48 Gavett, Eddie 2009-12 Gavlak, Joe 1960-62 Geary, Chris 1989-90 Geary, Mike 1992-93 Gee, Mike 2009-10 George, Bob 1949-52 George, Nate 2007-10 Gerek, Joe 1978-79 Gibbons, Tom 1985-88 Gibson, Zack 1989-91, 1993 Gill, Chester 1951-52 Gill, Don 1958-61 Gilmore, Ray 1976 Gironda, Chuck 1964-66 Gironda, Ray 1994-97 Girting, Steve 1985-88 Glarner, George 1952-55 Glasper, Kevan 1998 Glass, Dan 1991-94 Glymph, Jay 1997-98 Gnagey, Chad 1993-95 Gonzales, Ed 1977-79 Good, Jerrod 2010 Gooden, Larry 2010-13 Gooderham, Richard 1953-56 Goodge, Jim 1971-73 Goodrich, Rich 2002-03 Gordon, Neil 1968-70 Grabiak, Richard 1949-50 Grafton, Josh 2012 Grandy, Stan 2003-05 Gravine, Rich 1992-95 Gray, Ralph 1959-60 Green, Derrick 2000 Green, Donta 2006-08 Green, Izzy 2013 Green, Montay 2012 Green, Robert 1950-53 Greene, Bill 1988-90 Grice, Joe 1982 Grice, Paul 1968 Griffin, James 2012-13 Griffin, Kirby 2004 Griffin, Kris 2002, 2004 Griffith, John 1954-58 Grigas, Nicholas 1950-51 Grim, John 1970-72 Grims, Rob 1988-90 Griswold, Bryan 1983-86 Gruca, Jim 1967 Gualtieri, Greg 1978 Guella, Roger 1949-52 Guerra, Anthony 2005-08 Gunn, Sanford 1991 Gutshall, Stan 1966-68 Gyenes, David 1965 H Haddad, John Haggerty, Ken Hahnfelt, Ed Hairston, Shawn Haky, Mike Hall, Bill Hall, Dale Hall, Todd Halt, Earl Hampe, Dave Hand, Dan Hanley, Larry Hardison, Mario Hardt, Howard Hardy, Anthony Harper, Bryant

1978-79 1990-91 1965 2005 1985 1969-71 1966-68 1992 1969-71 1980 1987 1962 1993-96 1948-50 1995 1994-95

Harris, Brian 1999-02 Harris, C.P. 1964-67 Harris, Chris 1992-93, 1995 Harris, Danny 2004 Hart, Brian 1973-74 Hartman, Jim 1990-91 Harvey, Harry 1967-68 Harvey, Jamien 2001-03 Haselrig, Bruce 1964-67 Haslett, Jim 1975-78 Hasse, Chuck 1968-70 Hautau, Tevita 2008-09 Hawkins, David 2003 Healey, Richard 1952-53 Heath, Jeff 1979-80 Heimlich, Joel 1966-68 Heiss, James 2011-12 Heitzman, George 1950, 55 Henderson, Andre 2005, 08-09,11 Henderson, Roger 1980-82 Henderson, Taun 1994-95 Hendricks, Rashard 2013 Henigin, Darin 1994-95 Henrich, Chuck 1995-97 Henry, Jack 1967-68 Henry, Phil 1978-80 Hensel, Bob 1950-52 Hensor, David 1989 Herod, Darryl 2009-10 Herschl, Joe 1952-53 Hewitt, Tom 1982 Heyser, Billy 1987-89 Hicks, Lewis 1996-98 Hieber, Lynn 1973-75 Highberger, Ken 1960-61 Hill, Jai 1988-91 Hilliard, Andre 1991-94 Hines, Javon 2003-04 Hintz, Tom 1975 Hoenig, Mark 1979-82 Hofer, Howard 1985 Hoffman, Billy 1956-59 Hofman, Bob 1959-61 Hogan, Dick 1961-64 Holland, Alex 2012 Hollins, Chaz 2004 Holloway, Kirk 2008 Holloway, Terrell 2010-13 Holman, Allen 2013 Holtz, Ted 1960-61 Holtzman, Casey 1998 Holzhauser, Jerry 1971, 1974 Hood, J.T. 2001 Hoover, John 1946-47 Horchar, Ed 1979-82 Hostler, Jim 1986-89 Houbrich, Ronald 1956-57 Howard, Mike 1998-00, 2002 Howell, Terry 1987-90 Huber, Ron 1948-51 Hudson, Bill 1965-66 Hudson, Saeed 1999-02 Hudson, Scott 1989-90 Hunt, Brandon 2000-03 Hunter, Bill 1946-47 Hursh, Jason 2001 Hutter, Gene 1953-55 I Iacoboni, Ralph

1970-71

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

D’Angelo, Rege 1975-76 Daskivich, Andrew 1946-49 David, Dan 1978-81 Davis, Corey 2007 Davis, Gene 1957-60 Dawson, Bill 1952-55 Dean, Jack 1958-61 Deery, Bill 1990-91 DeGol, Andrew 2013 Deitman, Ken 1971-72, 1974 Dellafiori, Richard 1954-55 Dellavechio, Al 1966-68 Dellemonache, Gene 1988 DeMarco, Jon 1985 Deneen, Dave 1999-02 Denson, Marvin 1989-92 Desiderio, Tye 2002-05 Despinosse, Clifton 1994-96 Dettore, Ab 1973 Detwiler, Sean 1988-91 Dew, Aamir 1999-01 DiBucci, Ralph 1978, 1980-81 Diffenderfer, Dan 1980-83 Dillard, Javer 1996 DiLuigi, James 1950-52 DiPasquale, Anthony 2008-10, 12 Ditto, Jon 2011 Dixon, Tyrone 1982-85 Dobies, John 1968-69 Dodds, Kevin 1981 Dodson, Willie 1993 Dolges, Jerry 1964-65 Dominick, Rob 1981-84 Domville, Richard 1955-58 Donahue, Kevin 1984 Donati, Joe 1987-90 Doran, Merrill 1946-47 Dorcil, Job 1995 Dorsey, Greg 1998-99, 2001 Dotson, Jim 1966-68 Doviat, Stan 1976 Downey, Khiawatha 2002-03 Dovales, Byron 2010-13 Doyle, Andre 2003 Doyle, Mike 1974-76 Draganac, Dick 1966-68 Drevna, Tim 1970 Dristas, John 1954-55 Drown, Ron 1957-60 Dubowski, Nick 2013 Duffalo, Jan 1959-60 Duffalo, Ron 1957-60 Duffalo, Tom 1963-66 Duffy, Chuck 1983 Dugan, John 1977-79 DuMars, John 1952-54 Dummermuth, Tyler 2011-13 Duncan, Dave 1965-66 Dunlap, John 1946-48 DuPont, Jay 2007 Dutrieuille, Kareem 2003, 2006-07 Duzyk, Stan 1960-62

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

Ibe, Chi-Chi Imbrogno, Pat Imbrogno, Phil Ingold, Rich J Jackson, Conor Jackson, Jeff Jackson, Jerrell Jackson, Mark Jackson, Terrence Jackson, Troy James, Neil Jamison, Bob Jamison, Chad Jarvie, Bill Jaworski, John Jefferson, Gary Jemison, Mike Jenkins, Ian Jerasa, Chuck Jeter, Carliss Jevicky, Mark Johns, Rich Johnson, Ali Johnson, James Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Rick Jones, Daryl Jones, Elton Jones, John Jones, Trent Jordan, Leander Joseph, Bill Joseph, Pat Jubas, Ken Julian, Dave K Kachmarek, Ed Kane, Rob

2010 1974-77 1970-72 1983-85 2013 1999-02 2003-05 2008-11 2005-08 1985-87 2006, 2008-09 1962-63 1997-98 1954-55 1990-91 1963-66 2003-04 1998-00 1979 2006-07, 2009 1971 1999 1996-97 2010-11 1988-91 1973-75 2009-11 1979 1999 2002-03 1996-99 1948-51 1974-75 1980-81 1987 1988-91 1979-82

Michael Mann Kanick, Bob Kapsa, Richard Karmazyn, Mike Karstetter, John Katch, Mike Kaufman, Harry Kaufmann, Jared Keefer, Dave Kellar, Pat Keller, Martin Keller, Tom Kelley, Chuck Kelly, Don Kelly, George Kennedy, John Kennedy, Tom Kenney, Don Kerr, Jim Kerstetter, Dennis

1980-83 1951-5 1982-84 1949-50 2009-12 1968-69 2007-10 1996-97 1976-78 1950-51 1987 1966-68 1949-50 1978-80 1964 1965 1975-77 1975-77 2011-12

Khan, Rizwan 1983-86 Khateeb, Saeed 2009 Kiel, Bob 1984-86 Kinney, Phil 1987-89 Kinter, Jim 1958-61 Kipp, Bill 1951-52 Kirsch, Matt 2002-04 Kiser, Randy 1988 Kish, Andy 1960 Knopick, John 1976 Kovacic, Joe 2001 Kovalchick, Joe 1967-69 Kovell, Paul 1987-90 Kozel, John 1970-72 Krasowski, Tony 1959-62 Kraut, Kole 2011-12 Krawchyk, Matt 2002 Krevetski, Brian 1988-90 Krewatch, Andrew 2005, 2007-09 Krinks, Rich 1970-72 Kruk, John 1959-62 Krupper, Patrick 1948-50 Kubatko, Richard 1959-61 Kucenic, Adam 2001-03 Kunes, Shawn 1987-90 Kunkle, Barry 1951-53 Kurt, Rich 1974-76 Kurtz, Corey 2007-09 Kuscavage, Fred 1978-79 Kuzneski, Bill 1961-65 L LaCivita, Bob 1968 Laconi, Ron 1979-80 Lane, Dorian 2012-13 Lane, Henry 2000-01 Langton, Jerry 1987-88, 1991 Lanterman, Cory 2009-10 Larrow, Michael 2013 LaSalvia, Dino 1984-86 Lasser, Bob 1968-70 Lassinger, John 1952-53 Laughlin, Jim 1947-50 Law, James 1988 Lawrence, Ben 1980, 1982-83 Lawrence, Brandon 2005 Leberknight, Alan 1959 Lee, Fred 2005 Lee, Jermel 2011 Lee, Jerry 1978 Lehew, John 1952-55 Leonard, Bill 1960-63 Leonatti, Bruce 1966 Leopold, Andy 1989-90 Lesko, Charles 1950-51 Lesniewski, Mike 1980-82 Lestochi, Garrett 2005-08 Letham, Emory 1953-54 Letso, Bob 1958-59 Levendosky, Mark 1989-90 Lewandowski, Brian 1983 Lewandowski, Norm 1953-56 Lewis, Darren 2002 Lewis, Kelvin 1982-84 Leysock, Tim 1982 Liebert, Pat 2001-04 Ligashesky, Bob 1982-84 Lindich, Don 1961-64 Lindsay, Thomas 2007-09 Lingg, Bob 1993-96 Link, John 1976-77, 1979 Linnan, Tony 1973-74 Lippencott, Barry 1963-66 Livengood, Dave 2003-06 Loebig, Glenn 1981 Lombardo, Nick 1987 Louis, Randy 2011 Lucas, Ron 1951-52 Luther, Mario 1975

Luvara, Gabe

1999-01

M Maccagnan, Angelo Maccarelli, Vic Macioce, Ernie Mack, David Maggio, Dom Mahan, Joe Maher, Jeff Majors, Garrett Malcolm, Ray Malia, Bob Mann, Merritt Mann, Michael Manning, Shannon

1958-59 1963-64 1969-71 1997 2011-13 1984 1979 2005-08 1951-54 1990 1952-56 1990-93 1995-96

Carmelo Ocasio Marcenelle, Mike 1948-52 Marcenelle, Tony 1949-51 Marciano, Tony 1975-77 Marefka, John 1952-55 Marshall, Mike 1993-96 Marshall, Rory 2008 Martinez, Jovan 2009 Marzaloes, Tim 1976 Marzock, Eric 1981-83 Mason, Faraji 1998-99 Matha, Dan 2010, 12 Matis, Matt 1982-85 Matrunick, Dave 1976 Matson, Jon 2005 Matz, Travis 1993-94 Maurer, Charlie 1970-72 Maurer, Howard 1970-71 Maxwell, Tom 1995-96 Mayer, Carl 1963-65 McAdoo, Mike 1977-79 McAndrew, Rob 1963-65 McCarron, Jim 1959-60 McCartney, Chris 1994 McCaskill, Sean 1988-91 McClellan, Scott 1990-93 McCorkle, Kevin 1982-85 McCoy, LeRon 2001-04 McCracken, Tom 1967-69 McCullough, Pat 1985-86 McCutcheon, John 1973-74 McDanel, Pat 2005-08 McDermott, Pat 1981-83 McDonough, Ed 1969-71 McFadden, Jerrell 2011-13 McFarland, Bob Sr. 1951-52, 56-57 McFarland, Bob Jr. 1978-80 McGahee, Darrick 1993-96 McGhee, John 1992-95 McGlaughlin, Jack 1948-51 McGorry, Kevin 1970-73 McGuigan, Scott 1980-83 McGuire, Mike 1969-70

McIntyre, Frank 1946-48 McKay, Jim 1956-59 McKeithan, Sondiata 1999-01, 03 McMullan, Kevin 1985-88 McNeal, Poohbear 2007 McNelis, Matt 2007 McPhearson, Jeremiah 2013 McPherson, Emmanuel 2012 McPoland, Harry 1946-47 McVay, Sean 2013 Meadows, Stephen 2011 Mechling, Ken 1956-59 Meighen, Jim 1946-47 Meisner, Greg 2012 Meisner, Shane 2012-13 Mellett, William 1951-52 Melnick, Bob 1983 Menhart, John 1975-77 Mensch, Blaine 1996-98 Mercer, Kevin 1983-84 Meriwether, Anthony 2012 Meriwether, Mike 2010-13 Micaletti, Paul 1987 Michaels, Mike 1948-49 Michna, Roger 1963 Mihalacki, Ed 1970-71 Mihota, John 1975-77 Miklos, Guy 1976-78 Milanovich, Gary 1965-67 Miller, Eugene 1995-96 Miller, Jared 1996-99 Miller, Jim 1986-89 Miller, Josh 2007-08 Mills, Victor 2004 Mintus, Dave 1975-76 Mitten, Bob 1966 Mizerak, Steve 1964 Mobley, Cameron 2005, 2008 Moore, Kenny 1980-83 Moore, Terrell 1996 Morgan, Bruce 1979-81, 1983 Morgan, Chris 2003-06 Morgante, Tony 2013 Morrell, Art 1973-74 Morrow, Nate 2008-10 Mosely, Vaughn 1994-95 Mosteller, Walt 2000-03 Moul, Larry 1963-64 Moul, Tom 1963-65 Mrvos, Marc 1987 Muhammad, Ali 2013 Munson, Frank 1950-52 Murphy, Bob 1967-68 Murphy, Paul 1964-67 Murray, Bill 1966-67 Murray, Jay 1990-92 Murray,Yâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hoshua 2003-04

Blaine Mensch

1986-89 2009-11 1976 1992

N Napoleon, Bo Neal, Steve Neatrour, Paul Neff, Brian Neff, Eric Neptune, Jack Newman, Jim Nichol, Alan Nicholas, Anthony Niederberger, Eric Niederberger, Scott Niesen, Doug Nitowski, Dick Nixon, Mike Noel, Bill Noonan, Paul Novitski, Joe Nypaver, Matt

2010 1976-77 1963-66 1979-82 1997-99 1967-69 1961-64 1979-81 1956-59 1994-95 1995-98 1984-86 1953-56 1965-68 1950-51 1966-68 1989-91 1973-74

O Oakley, Kevin 1972-73 Ocasio, Carmelo 1999-02 Och, Bill 1960-61 O’Conner, Donald 1946-47 O’Connor, Tom 2005-06 O’Laughlin, Bob 1975 Oleson, Ted 1968 Oliver, Deanco 2005 O’Malley, John 1954-56 O’Neal, Jay 1997-00 O’Neill, Mike 1998-99 Orenak, Ron 1971-74 O’Rourke, Jim 2006-08, 2010 Owusu-Ansah, Akwasi 2006-09 P Pace, Jerry Palajsa, Mark Palamara, John Palamara, Paul Palchak, Greg Palchak, John Palchak, Russ Palmer, Clayton Palmer, Jeff Palombi, Nick Panaia, Larry Pankake, Jon Papik, Mike Paradis, Ed Parise, Carl Parker, Elice Parker, Scott Parks, Bill Parry, Raymond Parry, Tom Parsha, Tom Pascarella, Nick Pastine, Bob Patrick, Darel Patte, Chris Patti, Sam Paul, John Pauline, Ron Pawlowski, Gene Payne, Jim Pecora, Marco Peduzzi, Joe Pehanick, Jim Pensak, Stan Peoples, Charles Perian, Carl Perry, Paul

1996-98, 2000 1977 1982-85 1986-88 1970-72 1972-74 1975 1983-84 2012-13 1974-75 1961-64 1998-00 1988-89 1972-73 1970-71 2002 1984, 1986-88 1973-75 1958-59 1983 1957-60 1987-90 1968-69 1984-86 1984-85 1967-69 1968 1961-62 1966-68 1956-59 2013 1985-86 1985-88 1946-47 1989-92 1959-61 1963-65

Perry, Steve

2002

Tobias Robinson Persichetti, Greg 1968 Pesci, Ev 1949-50, 1955-56 Pesotini, Len 1973-75 Peters, Ray 1965-67 Peters, Ron 1961-62 Peters, Walt 1948 Peterson, Eddie 2003 Peterson, Robert 1950-51 Petrini, John 1961-64 Petrone, Lou 1960-63 Petrunyak, Jim 1957-60 Pettina, John 1983-86 Pheasant, John 1946-47 Phillips, Austin 2011 Phillips, Ray 1946-48 Phipps, Andy 1996 Pickens, Dan 2005-07 Pickles, Dick 1963 Piecka, Al 1959-61 Pilossoph, Bill 1978-81 Pinchotti, Chuck 1970-71 Piotrowski, Brian 1991-92 Pipkins, Tom 1968-70 Pleasant, Pierre 2003 Plevelich, Mark 1983-85 Plowcha, Jim 1976 Plowman, Rob 2005-08 Poleski, Walt 1967-68 Post, Jim 1964-65 Potosnak, Jamie 1996 Potter, Mark 1982-83 Potts, Brad 2001, 2003-04 Powell, Rob 1985 Prawucki, Joel 1983 Prete, Jeff 1982 Pribish, Mike 1965 Price, Don 1972-73 Price, James 2013 Priest, Mike 1968-69 Prince, Craig 2000-03 Princes, Aaron 2006-08 Principe, Jim 1950-52 Prokay, Bob 1966-69 Pruchnic, Ed 1956-57 Puzak, Bill 1961-63 Pynos, Rex 1986-89 Q Quigley, John

1976-77

R Racchini, Jim 1991-92 Radakovich, Dan 1977 Radatovich, Rick 1983-86 Rairigh, Mike 2003-06 Raison, Norman 2004-06 Randolph, Bob 1967 Randolph, Denny 1999 Rash, Steve 1954-57 Raymond, Gene 1970-72 Rebholz, Tom 1998-01 Reckard, Jay 1986-89 Reed, Steve 1976 Reid, Mike 2004-07 Revis, Clifford 1986-87, 1991-92 Rhodes, Keith 1946-48 Rhodes, Scott 1985 Rice, John 1954-55 Riggs, John 1949-50, 1955-56 Rinchuse, Don 1966-68 Rink, Lewis 1946-47 Robertson, Ackeno 2013 Robinson, Carl 1980-81 Robinson, Dennis 1994-95 Robinson, John 1984-87 Robinson, Stacy 1983-84 Robinson, Tobias 2006, 2008-10 Rock, Jason 2002-03 Rock, Ken 1989-90 Rodio, Nick 1973-75 Rodriguez, Anthony 2006-07 Rogish, Tom 1969-71 Rometo, Ken 1959-60 Rometo, Ossie 1961 Ross, Darren 2003 Ross, Tom 1964-66 Rosso, Skip 1968-69 Roth, Doug 1970-72 Rowan, Javon 2008-11 Rowe, Wayne 1976 Royba, Paul 1984 Ruff, Jon 1992, 1994-95 Ruffner, Barry 1967-69 Rullo, Bob 1977 Russell, Ron 1949-52 Russell, Steve 1992-95 Russo, Jim 1963-64 Ruthosky, Joe 1946-47 S Sabota, Bill Sadler, Chris Sadlon, Gary Saffron, Joe Salego, Matt Saltarelli, Larry Sample, Corey Sample, Jerrod Sample, Mike Sanders, Mario Sandstrom, John Sanner, Glenn Santone, Tony Sarokon, Steve Sartori, Mark Sasson, Matt Sasson, Tim Sasu, Ben Satterfield, Abe Sauve, Jeremy Savino, Jeff Scarnati, John Scavo, Sam Scerbo, Lou Schafer, Matt Scheffler, Craig Schipani, Brian Schmidt, Adam Schmidt, Gregg

1949-52 1994-95 1974-75 1959-62 2000 1963 2006-07 2000 1978-81 2012 1985-88 1950-52 1982 1964-65 1976-78 2011-13 1999 2011 2008-09 1998 1984 1964-66 1957-60 1979-81 2003-06 1985-86 1991-92 2004-07 1975-77

Schmidtke, Carl 1946-47 Schoppe, David 1989-90 Schreiber, Doug 1988-91 Schrock, Bill 1961-64 Schroyer, John 1974-75 Schubert, Henry 1960-61 Schwabenbauer, Sam 2008 Scott, Bill 1983-84 Scott, Herb 1956-57 Scott, Jim 1951-52 Scott, Joe 2013 Scott, Matt 2004-07 Scott, Mike 2010 Scruppi, Paul 1982-84 Segal, Morris 1958-59 Seidel, Dave 1982-85 Sellman, Doug 2002 Severance, Zach 2010-11 Sexton, Don 1956-59 Shafer, Brett 1996 Shaffer, Ben 2002 Shaffer, Eric 2012 Shaffer, Frank 1949-51 Shaffer, Jay 1954-55 Shallock, Grant 2011 Shandor, Paul 1972-75 Sharp, Harry 1964-65 Sharp, John 2012 Shaub, Henry 1946-47 Shaul, Andy 1946-47 Shaul, Paul 1946-48 Shedrick, Kyle 1999 Sheesley, J.D. 1997 Sheleheda, Bill 1963-64 Shephard, Jason 1996-98 Sherwin, Dan 1966 Shildt, Ken 1979-82 Shimko, Todd 1993, 1995-96 Shope, John 1981 Showrank, Jim 1960-61 Shubik, Joe 2001, 2004 Shugarts, Bret 1982-83 Sikora, Dave 1959-61 Silvestri, Nick 1946-47 Simelis, Jim 1973-74 Simmen, Ben 2010-13 Simmons, Cliff 1976-77 Simmons, Rickie 2006-07 Simms, Terrill 2006 Singel, Tim 2000 Sitosky, Dave 1971-73 Skelley, Terry 1978-79 Skinner, Mychal 2007-10 Skvarla, Jim 1955-58 Slappy, Joe 2003-04 Sledge, Chris 1991-94 Slosarick, Jim 1953-54 Smart, Josh 1999-02 Smith, Akeem 2011-13

Grant Shallock

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Muscella, Mike Musselman, Jason Musto, Ray Musulin, Shawn

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

Jeff Turnage Smith, Allen 1957-58 Smith, Clair 1966 Smith, Dave 1968-69 Smith, Derrick 1989-90, 1992-93 Smith, Derrick 2003 Smith, Don 1946-47 Smith, Gabe 2001-02 Smith, JeMone 1990-93 Smith, Jermaine 2007-08 Smith, Jim 1994-96 Smith, Justin 1997-98 Smith, Kirk 1978 Smith, Marcus 1991, 1996 Smith, Moe 1966-67, 1969 Smith, Pat 2009-12 Smith, Paul 1948-49 Smith, Pete 2004 Snow, Don 1996-99 Snyder, Tom 1996-97 Sokolovich, George 1949-52 Sommer, Jim 1980-81 Spears, Paul 1946-48 Spegal, Matt 2013 Spence, Jim 1982-83 Spence, Justin 2002-04 Spencer, Kyle 2011 Spiedel, Roger 1951-53 Spigelmeyer, Cosie 2005-08 Sprankle, John 1958-59 St. Paul, Richard 1996-98 Stahl, Jeff 1980-82 Stahura, Andy 1946-47 Stair, George 1967-68 Stampler, Francis 1949-51 Stark, George 1968-69 Stefani, Paul 1984 Stennett, Tink 1997-98, 2000 Steppling, Jim 1968-70 Stern, Jared 2004-05 Stevenson, Rich 1988-91 Stevenson, Richard 1953-56 Stewart, Jimmy 2007 Stewart, Ken 1952-54 Stewart, Mike 1977 Stewart, Omar 1992-95 Stillmak, Scott 1983-86 Straka, Randy 1978-79 Stramanak, Don 1958-61 Stranko, Bob 1965-67 Stroup, Boyd 1946-48 Stroup, Ken 1977-78 Strouse, Bob 1966-68 Stuart, John 1992-95 Suber, James 1995-96 Sullivan, Tim 1971-73 Suman, Bob 1988-90 Summits, Jeff 2003 Sumpter, Marcellus 1996

Suter, Mike Swauger, J. C. Swearinger, Chad Szymanski, Eugene

1976-77 1948 2004-06 1956-57

T Taddie, John Tangretti, Tom Taranto, Paul Tate, Bob Tate, Dave Tate, John Taylor, Grandvell Taylor, John Taylor, Tim Taylor, Tomar Telenko, Josh Terlesky, Steve Tevelonis, Richard Tezza, Joe Thomas, Alvin Thomas, J.R. Thomas, J.T. Thomas, Jim Thomas, Rory Thomas, Toby Thompson, Bill Thompson, Dan Thompson, Dave Thompson, Paul Thomson, Dave Thornton, Carl Threats, Barry Throm, Terry Timo, John Tindell, Jet Tirado, Jason Tisdale, Quincy Tocco, Anthony Tomasetti, Lou Tomb, Ray Tomb, Thomas Tonga, Joe Totten, Terry Tourdot, Dave Toussaint, Marvens

1948-50 1964-65 2000 1966-68 1977-78 1963-65 1997-98, 2000 1959-60 1986-87 1991-92 2000-03 2001-02 1961-62 1946-47 1989-90 2001-02 1977 1970-71 2003-04, 06-07 1992, 1996 1982-84 1983-85 1971-74 1984-87 1949-52 2009-12 1996-98 1994-97 1970-72 1997-99, 2001 1997-98 1996, 1998-99 1999-02 1981-84 1965-67 1955-58 2009 1978-80 1971, 1973-74 2011-12

Chris Villarrial

Townsend, J.J. Toy, Don Trave, Tony Tremul, Joe Trettel, John Trimmer, Tom Troggio, Gene Truban, Jim Tuck, Harvie

2008 1973-74 1984-87 1951-52 1951-54 1970 1974-75 1949-50 2009-12

Tucker, Nate Turnage, Jeff Turner, Bob Turner, Derrick Turner, Nate Turner, Theo Tyson, Kamal

2006, 2008-09 1992-95 1946-47 2013 1980-82 1990-93 1991-92

U Ullman, Brett Uncapher, Jim Unis, Mike Unruh, Ed Urbaniak, Frank Urbanovich, Brent

2011-13 1985, 1987-89 1981 1966 1987-90 1984

V Vaccaro, Al 1962-64 Vail, Bill 1977-78 Vance, Clifton 1992 Vanderneck, Dick 1973-74 Vangrin, Bernard 1957-58 Vangrin, Joe 1956-58 Vargo, Al 1946-47 Vaughn, Jeff 2007-10 Vella, Gary 1970-71 Venzin, Martin 1978-80 Vicioso, Jorge 2013 Victor, Justin 2004 Vilcek, Matt 1993-94 Villarrial, Chris 1992-95 Visnovksy, Andrew 1946-47 Vitalie, Bill 1949 Vitalie, John 1986-87 Vogt, Jim 1968-70 Vogt, Jon 1970 Voithofer, Jason 1991-92 Volpe, Joe 1968-69 Vosovic, Larry 1960-61 W Wagner, Jermayne 1993-96 Wahl-Schwartz, Brian 2013 Wain, John 1970-71 Waldron, Mike 1996 Walker, Bob 1984-86 Walker, Brandon 2009 Walker, Kraig 2006, 2008-09 Wallace, Dennis 1984 Wallace, Joe 1948-49 Wallace, Nick 2006 Walsh, Brian 1995-97 Walter, Joey 2012 Walters, Mark 2005 Walton, Darren 1993-96 Ward, Brock 2005-06 Wargo, Bob 1971, 1973 Warning, Jason 2005-06, 2008 Warren, Barry 1971-73 Warren, Justin 2008 Washabaugh, Bill 1987-89 Watkins, Jay 2013 Watson, Mickey 1963-65 Weaver, Jeremy 1994-97 Weaver, Logan 2013 Webb, Sinclair 2004 Weber, Dave 1968-70 Weidl, Kevin 2002-04, 2006 Weinel, Richard 1946-47 Welde, Bob 1979 Wells, Myke 2006-09 Wenger, Glenn 1969-71 Wertz, David 1946-48 Wertz, Tom 1987 West, Ray 1975-77 Westbrook, Ceasar 2008 Whipkey, Bryon 1986-89 Whisner, Mark 1979 Whitacre, Brad 2004-05 White, Johnny 1989-92

White, Mike 2004-06 Whittaker, Tanner 2003-06 Wick, Jason 1987 Widmar, Jim 1960-61 Wilcox, John 1968-70 Will, Jerry 1966-67 Williams, Ben 1995 Williams, Chris 1999-01 Williams, Deâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Antwan 2012-13 Williams, Eric 2013 Williams, Marc 2001-03 Williams, Salath 2012 Willis, Tim 1997 Wilson, Bob 1978-79 Wilson, Hal 1946-48 Wilson, Len 1971 Wilson, Roger 1997-00 Wilson, Terrance 1998-99 Wilson, Troy 1993 Wilt, Bill 1958-61 Witter, Ken 2005-08 Wojcik, Mike 2006-08 Wolfe, Jimmy 1961-62, 1965 Wolford, Bob 1977 Wonsettler, Chuck 1971, 1973-74 Wood, Harry 1952-53 Wood, Leo 2005-08 Wood, Neal 2002-03 Woods, Mike 1990-93 Woods, Phillip 1997-98 Woods, Scott 1991-93 Wozniak, Tom 1977-78 Wyatt. Chuck 1993

Scott Woods

Y Yacamelli, Kerry Yanni, Jack Yokitis, George Young, Keith Young, Leroy Young, Tyre Yurt, P.J. Yusi, Frank Yuvan, Ron Z Zambelli, Carmen Zandier, Richard Zavatsky, John Ziegler, John Ziegler, Neil Zilinskas, Mark Zinobile, Mike Zook, Rob

1991-94 1967-69 1972 1973-75 1976 2004 2003-05 1960-64 1960-63 1966 1989 1991-94 1968-70 1982-84, 86 1983-86 1990-91 1987-90

GAME RECORDS SCORING

TOTAL OFFENSE

MOST TOTAL YARDS GAINED 695 vs. Slippery Rock, 1994 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS GAINED 44 vs. Geneva, 1960 MOST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED 676 vs. Slippery Rock, 2013 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED 1 vs. Lock Haven, 2009 MOST TOTAL YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS 1,049 vs. Lehigh, 1985 (IUP 512, Lehigh 537) FEWEST TOTAL YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS 267 vs. Northwood, 1973 (IUP 70, Northwood 197)

FIRST DOWNS

MOST FIRST DOWNS MADE 35 FEWEST FIRST DOWNS MADE 3 MOST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 33

vs. California, 1994 vs. Geneva, 1960; vs. Westminster, 1962 vs. Akron, 1971; vs. Grand Valley State, 2002

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 3 vs. Ferris State, 1966

RUSHING

MOST ATTEMPTS 72 FEWEST ATTEMPTS 20

vs. California, 1977 vs. Youngstown State, 1973; vs. Edinboro, 2008

MOST YARDS GAINED 523 vs. Slippery Rock, 1994 FEWEST YARDS GAINED -28 vs. Hillsdale, 1983 MOST YARDS ALLOWED 472 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1994 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED -52 vs. Edinboro, 1968 MOST YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS 591 vs. Akron, 1971 (Akron 437, IUP 154) MOST TOUCHDOWNS 7 vs. Brockport State, 1968; vs. California, 1993; vs. Clarion, 2008 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 6 vs. Grand Valley State, 2002

PASSING

MOST ATTEMPTS 52 FEWEST ATTEMPTS 5 MOST ATTEMPTS ALLOWED 55 MOST COMPLETIONS 34 FEWEST COMPLETIONS 0 MOST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 33 FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 0

vs. Clarion, 1979 vs. Clarion, 1992 vs. California, 2000 vs. Millersville, 1999 vs. New Haven, 2003 vs. Lehigh, 1985 vs. Shepherd, 2007 vs. Geneva, 1960 vs. Lock Haven, 1964 vs. Kutztown, 1978 vs. Lehigh, 1985 vs. Shippensburg, 1964 vs. Slippery Rock, 1966

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 89.3 (25 of 28) vs. Millersville, 2008 LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 18.2 (4 of 22) vs. Edinboro, 1980 MOST YARDS GAINED 483 vs. Shippensburg, 1983 FEWEST YARDS GAINED 0 vs. Geneva, 1960 vs. Lock Haven, 1964 vs. Kutztown, 1978 MOST YARDS ALLOWED 449 vs. Slippery Rock, 2013 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED 0 vs. Shippensburg, 1964 vs. Slippery Rock, 1966 MOST TOUCHDOWNS 6 vs. Northwood, 1968 vs. Edinboro 2002 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 5 vs. Lehigh, 1985 vs. Bloomsburg, 2003 vs. California, 2009 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 6 vs. Liberty, 1982 MOST INTERCEPTIONS MADE 7 vs. Juniata, 1962

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

MOST POINTS SCORED 80 vs. Cheyney, 2007 FEWEST POINTS SCORED 0 10 times (most recently vs. Bloomsburg, 2005) MOST POINTS ALLOWED 62 vs. Grand Valley State, 2002 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 0 75 times (most recently vs. Seton Hill, 2012) MOST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS 117 vs. Shippensburg, 1996 (IUP 62, Shippensburg 55) FEWEST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS 3 vs. Westminster, 1982 (Westminster 3, IUP 0) MOST POINTS SCORED IN LOSS 41 vs. Lehigh, 1985 (Lehigh 49, IUP 41) MOST POINTS SCORED BY DEFEATED OPPONENT 55 vs. Shippensburg, 1996 (IUP 62, Shippensburg 55) MOST POINTS SCORED, ONE HALF 51 vs. Cheyney (first half), 1995 MOST POINTS ALLOWED, ONE HALF 50 vs. Grand Valley State (first half), 2002 LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 66 vs. Cheyney, 2007 (IUP 80, Cheyney 14) LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT 44 vs. Youngstown State, 1973 (Youngstown State 44, IUP 0) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 11 vs. Northwood, 1968; vs. Cheyney, 2007 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 8 vs. North Dakota State, 1990; vs. Shippensburg, 1996; vs. Grand Valley State, 2002 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 4 vs. New Haven, 1995; vs. Shippensburg, 2003; vs. Clarion, 2006; vs. Gannon, 2008; vs. Slippery Rock, 2012 MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE 11 vs. Cheyney, 2007

SEASON RECORDS

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

RUSHING

MOST ATTEMPTS 674 in 2012 FEWEST ATTEMPTS 330 in 2008 MOST NET YARDS GAINED 3,630 in 2012 MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME 259.3 (3,630 yards in 14 games) in 2012 FEWEST NET YARDS GAINED 851 in 1973 FEWEST YARDS GAINED PER GAME 94.6 (851 yards in 9 games) in 1973 MOST NET YARDS ALLOWED 2,092 in 1990 MOST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 205.8 (2,058 yards in 10 games) in 2005 FEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED 761 in 2008 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 75.1 (826 yards in 11 games) in 1988 HIGHEST AVERAGE PER ATTEMPT 5.86 (1,933 yards in 309 attempts) in 2008 LOWEST AVERAGE PER ATTEMPT 2.55 (1,121 yards in 439 attempts) in 2012 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 44 in 1991 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 8 in 1973 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 22 in 2002 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 4 in 2008, 2011

SCORING

MOST POINTS SCORED 542 in 1990 HIGHEST AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME 38.7 (542 points in 14 games) in 1990 FEWEST POINTS SCORED 92 in 1960 LOWEST AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME 11.4 (103 points in 9 games) in 1961 MOST POINTS ALLOWED 298 in 2002 HIGHEST AVERAGE POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 23.6 (260 points in 11 games) in 1996 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 56 in 1962 LOWEST AVERAGE POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 7.0 (56 points in 8 games) in 1962 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 74 in 1990 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 13 in 1960 and 1976 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 37 in 2002 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 8 in 1962 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 19 (29 attempts) in 2012 MOST FIELD GOALS ALLOWED 13 (17 attempts) in 2002 MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE 66 (70 attempts) in 1990 MOST EXTRA POINTS ALLOWED 32 (33 attempts) in 2007

FIRST DOWNS

MOST FIRST DOWNS 309 in 1993 MOST FIRST DOWNS PER GAME 23.2 (302 first downs in 13 games) in 1991 FEWEST FIRST DOWNS 83 in 1962 FEWEST FIRST DOWNS PER GAME 10.4 (83 first downs in 8 games) in 1962 MOST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 247 in 1993 MOST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED PER GAME 20.9 (209 first downs in 10 games) in 1997 FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 87 in 1960 FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED PER GAME 10.9 (87 first downs in 8 games) in 1960

TOTAL OFFENSE

MOST NET YARDS GAINED 6,340 in 1993 MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME 445.2 (5,787 yards in 13 games) in 1991 FEWEST NET YARDS GAINED 1,434 in 1960 FEWEST YARDS GAINED PER GAME 179.3 (1,434 yards in 8 games) in 1960 MOST NET YARDS ALLOWED 4,453 in 1993 MOST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 379.9 (3,799 yards in 10 games) in 1997 FEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED 1,760 in 1960 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 203.7 (1,833 yards in 9 games) in 1963

WINS/LOSSES

MOST WINS 13 in 1993 MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS 13 in 1993 MOST LOSSES 7 in 1961 MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES 4 in 1961, 2009, 2010 MOST SHUTOUTS 4, four times (most recently in 1991) MOST TIMES SHUTOUT 1, 11 times (most recently in 2012)

MISCELLANEOUS

MOST PUNTS 76 in 1999 FEWEST PUNTS 31 in 1992 HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE 41.4 in 1994 LOWEST PUNTING AVERAGE 31.8 in 1967 MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS 56 in 1989 MOST PENALTIES 123 in 2012 MOST PENALTY YARDAGE 1,249 in 1991

PASSING

PLAYOFF GAME RECORDS RUSHING ATTEMPTS 41 by Aamir Dew vs. Northwood (2000) RUSHING YARDS 195 by Terrance Wilson vs. Millersville (1999) RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS4 by Dennis Robinson vs. Grand Valley State (1994) PASS ATTEMPTS 49 by Andrew Krewatch vs. Shepherd (2007) PASS COMPLETIONS 34 by Andrew Krewatch vs. Shepherd (2007) PASSING YARDS 407 by Brian Eyerman vs. Saginaw Valley State (2001) PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 4 by Andrew Krewatch vs. Shepherd (2007) RECEPTIONS 13 by Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007) RECEIVING YARDS 207 by Carmelo Ocasio vs. Saginaw Valley State (2001) RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 4 by Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007) POINTS SCORED 24 by Dennis Robinson vs. Grand Valley State (1994), by Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007) TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 4 by Dennis Robinson vs. Grand Valley State (1994), by Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007) FIELD GOALS MADE 2, four times (last by Josh Telenko vs. Saginaw Valley State, 2002) EXTRA POINTS MADE 6 by John Jaworski vs. Winston-Salem State (1990), by Jaworski vs. Virginia Union (1991) POINTS SCORED (KICKING) 10 (4 PAT, 2 FG) by Mike Geary vs. North Alabama (1993) TACKLES 18 by Nick Pascarella vs. North Dakota State (1990) SACKS 2, 13 times (last by Rob Plowman vs.West Chester, 2007) INTERCEPTIONS 3 by Reece Brown vs. Virginia Union (1991)

PLAYOFF CAREER RECORDS RUSHING ATTEMPTS RUSHING YARDS RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS PASS ATTEMPTS PASS COMPLETIONS PASSING YARDS PASSING TOUCHDOWNS

179 by Michael Mann (1990-93) 987 by Michael Mann (1990-93) 9 by Michael Mann (1990-93) 185 by Tony Aliucci (1989-91) 102 by Tony Aliucci (1989-91) 1677 by Tony Aliucci (1989-91) 12 by Tony Aliucci (1989-91) by Brian Eyerman (1999-02) RECEPTIONS 43 by Jai Hill (1988-91) RECEIVING YARDS 856 by Jai Hill (1988-91) RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 8 by Jai Hill (1988-91) POINTS SCORED 54 by Michael Mann (1990-93) TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 9 by Michael Mann (1990-93) FIELD GOALS MADE 3 by Rob Grims (1989-90); by Mike Geary (1993) EXTRA POINTS MADE 16 by John Jaworski (1990-91) by Mike Geary (1993) POINTS SCORED BY KICKING 25 (16 PAT, 3 FG) by Mike Geary (1993)

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

MOST ATTEMPTS 404 in 1985 FEWEST ATTEMPTS 101 in 1960 MOST COMPLETIONS 238 in 2007 FEWEST COMPLETIONS 41 in 1960 MOST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 239 in 1993 FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 46 in 1960 HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 61.7 (207 of 332) in 2008 LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 32.3 (42 of 130) in 1961 MOST YARDS GAINED 3,129 in 1993 MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME 272.1 (2,721 yards in 10 games) in 1992 FEWEST YARDS GAINED 483 in 1960 FEWEST YARDS GAINED PER GAME 60.4 (483 in 8 games) in 1960 MOST YARDS ALLOWED 2,757 in 1996 MOST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 250.6 (2,757 yards in 11 games) in 1996 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED 587 in 1960 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME 65.9 (593 yards in 9 games) in 1977 MOST TOUCHDOWNS 40 in 2002 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 1 in 1961 MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 20 in 1993 FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 2 in 1962 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 24 in 1982 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 4 in 1969 MOST INTERCEPTIONS MADE 35 in 1991 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS MADE 8 in 1973, 2006 and 2009

TEAM HIGHS & LOWS MOST POINTS (SINCE 1927) Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

13. 14.

17. 18.

22. 24.

29.

Pts. 80 75 66 65 63 63 62 62 62 62 62 62 59 58 58 58 57 56 56 56 56 55 55 54 54 54 54 54 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52

Opponent Cheyney Northwood Clarion West Virginia Tech Millersville Lock Haven Slippery Rock California Slippery Rock Shippensburg Shippensburg Millersville Lock Haven Edinboro Southern Connecticut Cheyney Ferris State Clarion Virginia Union Lock Haven Cheyney Lock Haven Gannon Edinboro Clarion Towson State Kutztown Edinboro Clarion Edinboro Slippery Rock Shippensburg Lock Haven California Lock Haven Clarion Lock Haven

Year 2007 1968 2008 1990 2008 2010 1990 1994 1994 1995 1996 2013 1975 1968 1989 1995 1965 1984 1991 2011 2012 1990 2013 1935 1989 1991 1993 2002 1927 1984 1989 1991 1993 1993 1994 1998 2004

FEWEST POINTS (SINCE 1927) Rk. 1.

Pts. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Opponent (Pts) Geneva (19) Geneva (6) Youngstown St. (44) Shippensburg (21) Clarion (17) Clarion (15) Westminster (3) Edinboro (37) Northwood (28) Bloomsburg (27)

Year 1960 1961 1973 1976 1978 1980 1982 1989 2000 2005

MOST RUSHING YARDS

MOST FIRST DOWNS Rk. 1. 2. 4. 6.

Opponent

Year

35 33 33 31 31 30 30 30 30 30 30

California East Stroudsburg California Clarion Virginia Union Shippensburg California Winston-Salem State Towson State Slippery Rock Lock Haven

1994 1991 1993 1983 1991 1965 1965 1990 1991 1994 2004

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS Rk. 1. 3. 4. 6.

Opponent

Year

3 3 4 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

Geneva Westminster Northwood Slippery Rock California Clarion Edinboro Delaware California Northwood Westminster Clarion Hillsdale Westminster West Chester

1960 1962 1973 1963 1970 1961 1962 1968 1961 1972 1973 1977 1982 1982 1987

MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Yards Opponent

Year

695 658 634 618 615 602 598 595 592 590 588 587

1994 2013 2008 1996 1990 1993 1994 1995 1990 1984 1965 2008

Slippery Rock Gannon Millersville Shippensburg West Virginia Tech California California Shippensburg Winston-Salem State Edinboro Shippensburg Clarion

FEWEST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Rk.Yards 1. 44 2. 52 52 4. 70 5. 94 6. 101

Opponent

Year

Geneva Edinboro Westminster Northwood Edinboro Akron

1960 1960 1962 1973 1981 1970

Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Yards Opponent

Year

523 433 432 421 406 388 381 381 377 374

1994 2006 1994 1993 1995 2012 1990 1995 2000 1977

Slippery Rock East Stroudsburg California California Lock Haven Slippery Rock Millersville California California California

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Yards Opponent

Year

-28 -9 -8 5 10 12 13 16 19 19

1983 1975 1982 1962 1970 1973 1997 1978 1970 1996

Hillsdale Clarion Hillsdale Westminster California Youngstown State New Haven Westminster Akron Clarion

MOST PASSING YARDS Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Yards Opponent

Year

483 460 407 402 400 378 378 377 367 365

1983 1985 2001 1985 1996 2007 2013 2002 1985 1995

Shippensburg Lehigh Saginaw Valley State Clarion Shippensburg Shepherd Gannon Saginaw Valley State Towson State Shippensburg

FEWEST PASSING YARDS Rk. 1.

4. 5. 6. 7. 9.

Yards Opponent

Year

0 0 0 15 19 23 26 26 28

1960 1964 1978 1961 2000 1963 1961 1961 1976

Geneva Lock Haven Kutztown California California California Slippery Rock Clarion California

OPPONENT HIGHS & LOWS MOST POINTS (SINCE 1927) Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8.

Year

62 55 54 52 52 51 50 49 49 49 47 46 45 44 43 43

2002 1996 1956 1999 2004 1990 1957 1970 1985 1996 2010 1994 2010 1973 1994 1997

Grand Valley State Shippensburg Westminster Slippery Rock Catawba North Dakota State Ohio Akron Lehigh Clarion Bloomsburg Texas A&M-Kingsville Gannon Youngstown State Central State New Haven

Rk. 1. 3. 4.

7. 8. 9.

Points Opponent

Year

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

1990 1990 1990 1990 1991 1991 1991 1991 1992 1994 1995 1995 1998 1999 2000 2001 2001 2003 2004 2007 2007 2008 2009 2010 2010 2011 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013

Clarion Towson State Millersville Winston-Salem State East Stroudsburg Shippensburg Slippery Rock Millersville Lock Haven Lock Haven Cheyney Lock Haven California Clarion Lock Haven Lock Haven California West Virginia Tech Shippensburg Millersville Shippensburg C.W. Post Lock Haven Slippery Rock Edinboro Edinboro Cheyney Lock Haven Clarion Cheyney Seton Hill

Opponent

Year

33 33 32 31 31 31 30 29 27 27

Akron Grand Valley State Bloomsburg Texas A&M-Kingsville East Stroudsburg Slippery Rock Lehigh West Chester C.W. Post Central State

1971 2002 2003 1994 1997 2013 1985 1998 1967 1994

Rk. 1. 2. 4.

Opponent

Year

3 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5

Ferris State Westminster Lock Haven Lock Haven Shippensburg Edinboro Frederick Edinboro Slippery Rock

1966 1963 1998 1963 1964 1966 1967 1976 2001

MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Yards Opponent

Year

676 659 627 550 540 538 537 537 526 519

2013 1994 1990 2003 1997 1996 1985 1993 2002 2009

Slippery Rock Texas A&M-Kingsville North Dakota State Bloomsburg East Stroudsburg Clarion Lehigh North Alabama Grand Valley State Kutztown

FEWEST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Rk. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Yards

Opponent

Year

1 30 51 51 71 79 80 85 96 97

Lock Haven Edinboro Edinboro California Bloomsburg Lock Haven Lock Haven Lock Haven Clarion Shippensburg

2009 1968 1966 1976 1989 1963 2008 1976 1986 1964

Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Yards Opponent

Year

472 448 437 432 359 347 340 323 320 308

1994 1990 1971 1990 1993 1981 1977 1981 1964 1970

Texas A&M-Kingsville North Dakota State Akron North Dakota State North Alabama Lock Haven Lock Haven Shippensburg East Stroudsburg Edinboro

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS

FEWEST POINTS (SINCE 1990) Rk. 1.

Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Yards

Opponent

Year

-52 -32 -24 -23 -21 -16 -13 -7 -6 -5

Edinboro Lock Haven Shippensburg C.W. Post Juniata Shippensburg Bloomsburg New Haven Mercyhurst Clarion

1968 2009 1991 1968 1962 2007 1989 2003 2008 1999

MOST PASSING YARDS Rk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Yards Opponent

Year

449 438 413 360 356 351 349 344 344 342

2013 2012 1985 1981 2009 1990 1993 1982 2010 1999

Slippery Rock California Lehigh C.W. Post Kutztown Edinboro West Chester Shippensburg Mercyhurst Millersville

FEWEST PASSING YARDS Rk. 1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9.

Yards

Opponent

Year

0 0 6 7 10 11 11 13 16 16

Shippensburg Slippery Rock Mansfield Edinboro Slippery Rock Edinboro Slippery Rock Youngstown State Ferris State Millersville

1964 1966 2006 1966 1965 1964 1968 1999 1965 2007

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Points Opponent

MOST RUSHING YARDS

MOST FIRST DOWNS

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS - Game Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 5. 6.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

Name Opponent Michael Mann Edinboro Harvie Tuck California Aamir Dew Northwood Larry Monsilovich Shippensburg De’Antwan Williams Shippensburg James Suber Lock Haven De’Antwan Williams California Dan Cox C.W. Post Aamir Dew Slippery Rock Mike Jemison Millersville James Suber Bloomsburg Chris Morgan Shippensburg

Year 1993 2012 2000 1970 2013 1996 2013 1968 2001 2004 1996 2005

Att. 44 43 41 40 39 38 38 37 37 37 36 36

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS - Season Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

Name Michael Mann James Suber Chris Morgan Dennis Robinson Harvie Tuck Terrance Wilson De’Antwan Williams Aamir Dew De’Antwan Williams Harvie Tuck

Year 1993 1996 2005 1994 2012 1999 2013 2001 2012 2010

Att. 373 333 282 270 269 248 240 238 238 229

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Michael Mann Harvie Tuck Chris Morgan Aamir Dew Dan Cox Steve Girting Larry Monsilovich Dave Seidel De’Antwan Williams Dennis Robinson

Years 1990-93 2009-12 2003-06 1999-01 1966-69 1985-88 1969-71 1982-85 2012-13 1994-95

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS - Season Rank 1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Michael Mann De’Antwan Williams Dennis Robinson Larry Monsilovich James Suber Harvie Tuck Michael Mann Rick Johnson Steve Girting Ken Rock

Year 1993 2013 1994 1971 1996 2012 1991 1975 1988 1989

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS - Career Rank 1. 2. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Michael Mann Chris Morgan Harvie Tuck Steve Girting Dan Cox Larry Monsilovich Aamir Dew Dennis Robinson De’Antwan Williams Rick Johnson Ken Rock James Suber

Years 1990-93 2003-06 2009-12 1985-88 1966-69 1969-71 1999-01 1994-95 2012-13 1973-75 1989-90 1995-96

Att. 849 826 680 620 522 510 509 489 478 450 TD 19 18 18 17 17 16 15 14 14 14 TD 48 34 34 33 32 32 31 30 28 23 23 23

MOST RUSHING YARDS - Game Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Name Opponent De’Antwan Williams Shippensburg Chris Morgan East Stroudsburg Chris Morgan Lock Haven James Suber Lock Haven Harvie Tuck California Larry Monsilovich Shippensburg Harvie Tuck Slippery Rock Harvie Tuck Mercyhurst James Suber New Haven Tobias Robinson Clarion

MOST RUSHING YARDS - Season Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Name Michael Mann James Suber Harvie Tuck Dennis Robinson Michael Mann Terrance Wilson De’Antwan Williams De’Antwan Williams Chris Morgan Mike Jemison Chris Morgan Aamir Dew Tobias Robinson Aamir Dew Aamir Dew

Year 1993 1996 2012 1994 1991 1999 2013 2012 2006 2003 2005 2001 2008 2000 1999

MOST RUSHING YARDS - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Michael Mann Harvie Tuck Chris Morgan Aamir Dew De’Antwan Williams Dennis Robinson James Suber Larry Monsilovich Terrance Wilson Steve Girting

Harvie Tuck

Years 1990-93 2009-12 2003-06 1999-01 2012-13 1994-95 1995-96 1969-71 1998-99 1985-88

Year 2013 2006 2004 1996 2012 1970 2012 2012 1996 2008

Yds 315 286 266 261 256 241 233 231 229 229 Yds 2027 1865 1660 1597 1452 1348 1347 1325 1318 1311 1276 1244 1203 1191 1188 Yds 4805 4341 3817 3623 2672 2662 2565 2478 2255 2236

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS - Game

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS - Game Rank 1. 2. 3. 5.

9. 10.

Name Scott Woods Bob McFarland Rich Ingold Andrew Krewatch Lynn Hieber Rich Ingold Andrew Krewatch Andrew Krewatch Lynn Hieber Rich Ingold

Opponent Clarion Clarion West Chester California Westminster Lehigh Shepherd Gannon California Towson State

Year 1992 1979 1983 2007 1975 1985 2007 2008 1973 1985

Year 2007 1985 1993 1983 2008 1975 1998 1997 2002 1992

Att. 391 375 336 333 320 300 297 295 290 288

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Andrew Krewatch Brian Eyerman Rich Ingold Tony Aliucci Bob McFarland Scott Woods Kevin Weidl Lynn Hieber Jim Pehanick Scott McGuigan Terry Throm

1. 3. 5.

Name

Rich Ingold Andrew Krewatch Lynn Hieber Bob McFarland Rich Ingold Rich Ingold Andrew Krewatch Andrew Krewatch Rich Ingold Andrew Krewatch

Opponent

Lehigh Shepherd California Clarion West Chester Towson State Slippery Rock Gannon Clarion Kutztown

Years 2005, 2007-09 1999-02 1983-85 1988-91 1978-80 1991-93 2002-04, 2006 1972-75 1985-88 1980-83 1994-97

Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Andrew Krewatch Rich Ingold Andrew Krewatch Scott Woods Rich Ingold Brian Eyerman Jim Pehanick Scott Woods Terry Throm Terry Throm

Year 2007 1985 2008 1993 1983 2002 1988 1992 1997 1996

Year

1985 2007 1973 1979 1983 1985 2007 2008 1983 2008

Comp.

34 34 28 28 27 27 27 27 26 26

Comp. 237 219 201 194 189 173 171 171 170 165

Att. 1135 959 852 766 734 719 717 707 615 585 585

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Min. 100 Att.) - Season Rank

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name

Tony Aliucci Rich Ingold Andrew Krewatch Andrew Krewatch Jim Pehanick Brian Eyerman Scott Woods Mike Box Rich Ingold Terry Throm

Year

1991 1984 2008 2007 1988 2002 1992 2013 1985 1996

Att.

234 144 320 391 283 290 288 240 375 284

Comp.

151 91 201 237 171 173 171 141 219 165

Pct.

.645 .632 .628 .606 .604 .597 Andrew Krewatch .594 .587 .584 MOST PASS COMPLETIONS - Career .581 Rank Name Years 1. Andrew Krewatch 2005, 2007-09 Brian Eyerman 1999-02 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Min. 200 Att.) - Career 2. Rich Ingold 1983-85 Rank Name Years Att. Comp. Pct. 3. Tony Aliucci 1988-91 1. Tony Aliucci 1988-91 766 452 .590 4. Scott Woods 1991-93 2. Rich Ingold 1983-85 852 499 .586 5. Kevin Weidl 2002-04, 2006 3. Terry Throm 1994-97 585 340 .581 6. Lynn Hieber 1972-75 4. Jim Pehanick 1985-88 615 355 .577 7. Jim Pehanick 1985-88 5. Scott Woods 1991-93 719 413 .574 8. Bob McFarland 1978-80 6. Andrew Krewatch 2005, 07-09 1135 638 .562 9. Terry Throm 1994-97 7. Brian Eyerman 1999-02 959 536 .559 10. 8. Mike Box 2011-13 498 278 .558 9. Bob Kiel 1984-86 378 208 .550 10. Lynn Hieber 1972-75 707 371 .525

Comp. 638 536 499 452 413 374 371 355 344 340

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Name Andrew Krewatch Rich Ingold Scott Woods Rich Ingold Andrew Krewatch Lynn Hieber Paul Failla Terry Throm Brian Eyerman Scott Woods

Rank

MOST PASS COMPLETTIONS - Season

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS - Season Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Att. 52 51 50 50 49 49 49 49 47 45

PASSING INTERCEPTIONS - Season

PASSING YARDS - Game Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Rich Ingold Brian Eyerman Rich Ingold Terry Th rom Andrew Krewatch Mike Box Brian Eyerman Rich Ingold Rich Ingold Scott Woods

Opponent Year Lehigh 1985 Saginaw Valley 2001 Shippensburg 1983 Shippensburg 1996 Shepherd 2007 Gannon 2013 Saginaw Valley 2002 Towson State 1985 Clarion 1985 Clarion 1993

PASSING YARDS - Season Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Andrew Krewatch Scott Woods Rich Ingold Brian Eyerman Scott Woods Terry Throm Andrew Krewatch Brian Eyerman Tony Aliucci Tony Aliucci

PASSING YARDS - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Brian Eyerman Andrew Krewatch Tony Aliucci Rich Ingold Scott Woods Kevin Weidl Lynn Hieber Jim Pehanick Terry Throm Bob McFarland

6. 8. 9.

Name Brian Eyerman Andrew Krewatch Tony Aliucci Rich Ingold Scott Woods Brian Eyerman Andrew Krewatch Terry Throm Tony Aliucci Scott Woods

Rank 1. 2. 3. 5. 6.

Name Scott McGuigan Rich Ingold Bob McFarland Bob McFarland Jim Pehanick Bob Kiel Jim Pehanick Scott Woods Andrew Krewatch Bo Napoleon

Year 1982 1985 1979 1980 1988 1986 1987 1992 2005 2010

INT 23 18 17 17 15 14 14 14 14 14

PASSING INTERCEPTIONS - Career Year 2007 1993 1985 2002 1992 1996 2008 2001 1990 1989 Years 1999-02 2005-09 1988-91 1983-85 1991-93 2002-06 1972-75 1985-88 1994-97 1978-80

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS - Season Rank 1. 2 3. 4.

Yds 460 407 403 400 378 378 377 367 364 353

Year 2002 2007 1990 1985 1993 2001 2008 1996 1989 1992

Yds 3100 2856 2760 2724 2580 2519 2449 2416 2414 2413

Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Yds 8409 8220 7332 6454 6133 5594 4941 4874 4688 4534

TOTAL OFFENSE - Season Rank

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Bob McFarland Andrew Krewatch Brian Eyerman Scott McGuigan Rich Ingold Kevin Weidl Jim Pehanick Tony Aliucci Scott Woods Lynn Hieber

Name

Andrew Krewatch Scott Woods Scott Woods Rich Ingold Brian Eyerman Lynn Hieber Andrew Krewatch Lynn Hieber Tony Aliucci Terry Throm

Years 1978-80 2005-09 1999-02 1980-83 1983-85 2002-06 1985-88 1988-91 1991-93 1972-75

Year

2007 1993 1992 1985 2002 1975 2008 1974 1991 1996

Yds

-51 22 -39 -228 -219 324 -21 426 -44 -192

TOTAL OFFENSE - Career Rank

TD 36 29 27 23 23 22 22 21 20 20

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Name

Andrew Krewatch Brian Eyerman Tony Aliucci Rich Ingold Scott Woods Lynn Hieber Kevin Weidl Michael Mann Jim Pehanick

Years

2005, 2007-09 1999-02 1988-91 1983-85 1991-93 1972-75 2002-04, 2006 1990-93 1985-88

Yds

-171 -630 -298 -309 -28 852 156 4805 -238

INT 47 43 38 37 36 35 32 30 29 27

Pass

3100 2856 2580 2760 2724 2179 2449 1948 2384 2519 Pass

8220 8409 7332 6454 6133 4941 5594 0 4874

Rush

3049 2878 2541 2532 2505 2503 2428 2374 2340 2327

Rush

8043 7779 7034 6145 6105 5793 5750 4805 4636

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Brian Eyerman Andrew Krewatch Tony Aliucci Kevin Weidl Rich Ingold Scott Woods Jim Pehanick Mike Box Terry Throm Lynn Hieber

Years TD 1999-02 84 2005, 2006-09 68 1988-91 65 2002-04, 2006 50 1983-85 49 1991-93 47 1985-88 35 2011-2013 33 1994-97 32 1972-75 30

TOTAL OFFENSE - Game Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name vs. Opp (Year) Rich Ingold vs. Lehigh (1985) Brian Eyerman vs.Saginaw Valley (2001) Rich Ingold vs. Shippensburg (1983) Terry Throm vs. Shippensburg (1996) Andrew Krewatch vs. Shepherd (2007) Scott Woods vs. Clarion (1993) Brian Eyerman vs. Saginaw Valley (2002) Rich Ingold vs. Slippery Rock (1984) Scott Woods vs. West Chester (1993) Rich Ingold vs. Edinboro (1984) Lynn Hieber vs. Lock Haven (1974)

Yards 452 (460 pass, -8 rush) 401 (407 pass, -6 rush) 393 (403 pass, -10 rush) 389 (400 pass, -11 rush) 377 (378 pass, -1 rush) 370 (370 pass, 17 rush) 366 (377 pass, -11 rush) 347 (348 pass, -1 rush) 347 (350 pass, -3 rush) 339 (275 pass, 64 rush) 339 (261 pass, 78 rush)

RECEPTIONS - Game Rank 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 8.

Opponent Clarion Westminster Millersville Shepherd Lehigh Lock Haven California Stroudsburg Shippensburg West Chester Slippery Rock California New Haven Shippensburg New Haven Saginaw Valley Bloomsburg West Chester Kutztown

Year 1979 1975 2001 2007 1985 1975 1974 1981 1983 1983 1984 1965 1993 1997 1997 2001 2007 2007 2008

Rec. 15 14 13 13 12 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

RECEIVING YARDS - Game Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Jim Spence Carmelo Ocasio Terry Skelley Carmelo Ocasio Pat Brewer J.R. Th omas Carmelo Ocasio Mario Hardison Gregg Brenner Gary Milanovich

Opponent Shippensburg Millersville Clarion Saginaw Valley Lock Haven Edinboro California Shippensburg Slippery Rock California

RECEIVING YARDS - Season Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Jai Hill Carmelo Ocasio Jai Hill Len Pesotini Jai Hill Terrill Barnes Gregg Brenner Carmelo Ocasio Terry Skelley Tony Trave

Year 1990 2001 1989 1975 1991 2013 1984 2002 1979 1987

RECEIVING YARDS - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Jai Hill

RECEPTIONS - Season Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 9. 10.

Name Len Pesotini Ken Witter Ken Witter Terrill Barnes Jai Hill Carmelo Ocasio Terry Skelley Lewis Hicks Bill Thompson Jai Hill Carmelo Ocasio

RECEPTIONS - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name Jai Hill Carmelo Ocasio Ken Witter Lewis Hicks Tony Trave JeMone Smith Paul Kovell Mychal Skinner Terrill Barnes Mario Hardison

Name Jai Hill Carmelo Ocasio JeMone Smith Tony Trave Terrill Barnes Mychal Skinner LeRon McCoy Mario Hardison Lewis Hicks Ken Witter

Years 1988-91 1999-02 1990-93 1984-87 2011-13 2007-10 2001-04 1993-96 1996-98 2005-08

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS - Season

Year 1975 2007 2008 2013 1990 2002 1979 1997 1984 1989 2001 Years 1988-91 1999-02 2005-08 1996-98 1984-87 1990-93 1987-90 2007-10 2011-13 1993-96

Rec. 74 67 66 63 60 60 59 59 58 57 57

Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 10.

Name Jai Hill Carmelo Ocasio LeRon McCoy Mario Hardison Tony Trave Terrill Barnes Johnny White Ken Witter Mychal Skinner Darel Patrick

Years 1988-91 1999-02 2001-04 1993-96 1984-87 2011-13 1989-92 2005-08 2007-10 1984-86

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS - Career

Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. Rec. 5. 214 165 153 8. 139 130 129 128 127 122 118

Name Jai Hill Carmelo Ocasio Tony Trave Mario Hardison Gregg Brenner Carmelo Ocasio LeRon McCoy Darel Patrick Jai Hill Ken Witter

Year 1990 2002 1987 1996 1984 2001 2004 1985 1991 2007

Year 1983 2001 1979 2001 2011 2001 2001 1996 1984 1965

Yds 271 242 215 207 204 202 194 192 188 182

Yds 1183 1122 1108 1088 1052 1014 1009 1002 992 935

Yds 4073 2891 2194 2191 2134 2106 2096 2093 2060 1935 Att. 41 34 25 23 21 18 17 17 17 16 Att. 20 16 13 11 10 10 10 9 9 9

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Name Terry Skelley Len Pesotini Carmelo Ocasio Ken Witter Dave Seidel Len Pesotini John McCutcheon John Burlas East Jim Spence Bill Thompson Bill Thompson Gary Milanovich JeMone Smith Lewis Hicks Lewis Hicks Carmelo Ocasio Ken Witter Ken Witter Ken Witter

TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - Season Rank 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 8. 10.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

12.

Name Michael Mann Jai Hill Dennis Robinson James Suber De’Antwan Williams Larry Monsilovich Michael Mann Carmelo Ocasio Harvie Tuck Larry Monsilovich Chris Morgan Rick Johnson Steve Girting Ken Rock

Year 1993 1990 1994 1996 2013 1971 1991 2002 2012 1970 2006 1975 1988 1989

Yds 21 20 19 19 18 17 17 16 16 15 15 14 14 14

TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 9. 10.

Name Michael Mann Jai Hill Larry Monsilovich Chris Morgan Steve Girting Carmelo Ocasio Harvie Tuck Dan Cox Aamir Dew Dennis Robinson

Years 1990-93 1988-91 1969-71 2003-06 1985-88 1999-02 2009-12 1966-69 1999-01 1994-95

FIELD GOALS MADE - Season Rank 1. 2. 4. 6. 7. 8.

Name Brett Ullman Mike Geary Jon Ruff Craig Burgess Craig Burgess Josh Telenko Nick Wallace Jay Glymph Brett Ullman

Year 2012 1993 1995 2008 2010 2003 2006 1997 2011

FIELD GOALS MADE -Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9.

Name Craig Burgess Brett Ullman John Sandstrom Josh Telenko Jon Ruff Kurt Bowers Mike Geary Ron Orenak Rob Dominick Brad Whitacre

Years 2007-10 2011-pres. 1985-88 2000-03 1993-95 1977-80 1992-93 1971-74 1981-84 2004-05

TDs 52 41 37 36 34 34 34 33 32 31 FG 19 18 18 16 16 12 11 10 10

FGA 29 22 22 22 22 19 13 15 11

FG 47 37 30 29 24 23 23 16 15 15

FGA 63 52 54 49 30 43 30 32 38 24

EXTRA POINTS MADE - Season Rank

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

7. 8. 9. 10.

Name

Year

Mike Geary Brett Ullman Jon Ruff Josh Telenko Craig Burgess Brett Ullman John Jaworski Rob Grims Rob Grims John Sandstrom Jon Ruff Josh Telenko

1993 2012 1994 2002 2008 2013 1991 1989 1990 1985 1995 2003

EXTRA POINTS MADE - Career Rank

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name

Josh Telenko John Sandstrom Brett Ullman Craig Burgess Mike Geary Jon Ruff Rob Grims Bob Tate Kurt Bowers Rob Dominick

Years

Rank

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 12.

Name

Year

Michael Mann 1993 Jai Hill 1990 Mike Geary 1993 James Suber 1996 Dennis Robinson 1994 Brett Ullman 2012 De’Antwan Williams 2013 Larry Monsilovich 1971 Michael Mann 1991 Carmelo Ocasio 2002 Harvie Tuck 2012 Craig Burgess 2008

POINTS SCORED - Career Rank

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name

Michael Mann Craig Burgess Jai Hill Brett Ullman Josh Telenko John Sandstrom Larry Monsilovich Chris Morgan Steve Girting Carmelo Ocasio Harvie Tuck

Years

0 0 64-67 0 0 56 0 0 0 0 0 46-46

1990-93 52 2007-10 0 1988-91 41 2011-pres. 0 2000-03 0 1985-88 0 1969-71 37 2003-06 36 1985-88 34 1999-02 34 2009-12 34

XPA

155 140 135 135 102 94 85 76 75 71

TD XP

21 20 0 19 19 0 18 17 17 16 16 0

67 58 57 52 46 49 54 48 41 40 41 39

2000-03 1985-88 2011-pres. 2007-10 1992-93 1993-95 1988-90 1966-68 1977-80 1981-84

POINTS SCORED - Season

XPA

64 56 55 50 46 46 44 42 40 39 39 39

162 146 141 139 109 98 93 82 78 79

2XP FG

0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 135 0 135 155 140 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 18-22 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 16-22

Pts

126 124 118 116 114 113 108 102 102 96 96 94

2XP FG Pts

0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 47 0 37 29 30 0 0 0 0 0

312 276 250 246 242 230 222 216 204 204 204

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE - Season (Min. 10 Ret) Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Name Reece Brown Barry Ruffner Tom Parsha Akwasi Owusu-Ansah Anthony Rodriguez Akwasi Owusu-Ansah

Year 1992 1967 1960 2009 2006 2008

PR 12 14 11 11 10 20

Yds 196 226 168 271 125 242

PUNTING AVERAGE - Career (Min. 50 Punts)

Avg. 16.3 16.1 15.3 12.9 12.5 12.1

Rank Name 1. John McGhee 2. Jim Haslett Rob Allen Matt Spegal 5. Ken Haggerty 6. Brian Burke 7. Jay DuPont 8. Chris Filipkowski 9. Matt Danel 10. Mike Rairigh

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE - Career(MIN. 20 Ret) Name Years Akwasi Owusu-Ansah 2006-09 Reece Brown 1989-92 Barry Ruffner 1967-69 Barry Threats 1996-98 Tink Stennett 1997-00 Ron Feraco 1970-72 Ray West 1974-77

PR 69 34 47 54 22 64 35

Yds 788 380 488 550 220 581 316

Avg. 11.4 11.2 10.4 10.2 10.0 9.1 9.0

TACKLES - Season Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

KICK RETURN AVERAGE - Season (Min. 10 Ret) Rank

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

Name

Pat Brewer Derrick Smith Pat Brewer Akwasi Owusu-Ansah Tink Stennett Charles Peoples Tobias Robinson Larry Monsilovich Ed Gonzales J.R. Thomas Anthony Rodriguez

Year

2012 2003 2013 2009 2000 1991 2010 1970 1977 2002 2007

KOR

10 10 11 16 13 15 24 17 13 16 21

Yds

351 304 326 462 375 404 641 442 336 404 528

Avg.

35.1 30.4 29.6 28.9 28.8 26.9 26.7 26.0 25.8 25.2 25.1

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Name

J.R. Thomas Pat Brewer Tink Stennett Pat Brewer

Years

2001-02 2010-13 1997-00 2010-13 Akwasi Owusu-Ansah 2006-09 Tobias Robinson 2006, 08-10 Anthony Rodriguez 2006-07 Bill Washabaugh 1987-89 Charles Peoples 1989-92

KOR

22 35 22 24 49 30 32 20 41

Yds

623 971 602 645 1282 746 767 470 956

PUNTING AVERAGE - Season (Min. 25 Punts) Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name John McGhee Jim Haslett John McGhee Grant Schallock Rob Allen Rob Allen Mike Rairigh Brian Burke Matt Spegal Don Lindich Brian Burke

Year 1995 1978 1994 2011 1983 1984 2005 2003 2013 1964 2004

Punts 41 60 56 44 42 45 56 43 41 34 49

Yds 1722 2489 2318 1807 1722 1774 2205 1690 1596 1313 1891

Year 1977 1984 1987 1978 1978 1980 1979 1986 1976 1976 1976

TACKLES (SINCE 1973) - Career Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

KICK RETURN AVERAGE - Career (Min. 20 Ret) Rank

Name Gregg Schmidt Bob Buriak Kevin McMullan John Link Jim Haslett Terry Carroll John Link Bob Buriak George Aggen Jim Haslett Gregg Schmidt

Avg.

28.3 27.7 27.4 26.9 26.2 24.9 24.0 23.5 23.3

Name George Aggen Gregg Schmidt Kevin McMullan Jim Haslett Bob Buriak Mike Borisenko Terry Carroll Chris Bache John Link Sean Detwiler

Years 1973-76 1974-77 1985-88 1975-78 1984-86 1998-01 1978-81 1983-86 1976-79 1988-91

INTERCEPTIONS - Season Rank 1.

Avg. 42.0 41.5 41.4 41.1 41.0 39.4 39.4 39.3 38.9 38.6 38.6

Rank 1. 2.

7. 8. 9.

Name Dave Balmert Kenny Moore Reece Brown Pete Archibald Paul Neatrour Barry Ruffner Kelvin Lewis Johnny Franco Don Lindich Rich Stevenson Joey Flora

Yds Avg. 6773 39.6 6068 38.9 5908 38.9 2022 38.9 3342 37.6 5522 37.6 1980 37.4 2256 37.0 8615 36.8 3718 36.8 TKL 177 160 156 153 144 142 140 134 130 129 129 TKL 429 421 417 412 400 352 348 337 335 334

Year 1962 1982 1991 1960 1966 1980 2001 2008 1970 1971

Yds 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 7 7

Years 1970-72 1980-83 1989-92 1961-63 1963-66 1967-69 1982-84 2009-12 1961-64 1988-91 1998-01

INT 19 18 18 17 17 17 16 15 14 14 14

INTERCEPTIONS - Career

Name Pete Archibald Kelvin Lewis Reece Brown Tom Parsha Paul Neatrour Dave Baker Joey Flora Akwasi Owusu-Ansah Dave Balmert Dave Balmert

Punts 171 156 152 52 89 147 53 61 234 101

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

Rank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Years 1992-95 1975-78 1982-84 2012-pres. 1990-91 2002-04 2007-08 1987-89 1997-00 2003-06

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

LINEBACKER

TIGHT END

OFFENSIVE LINE

KRIS GRIFFIN

JIM HASLETT

JOHN JONES

LEANDER JORDAN

Kris Griffin transferred to IUP from Geneva, playing in the 2002 and 2004 seasons. He made 155 tackles and intercepted three passes, earning All-PSAC West honors both seasons.

Jim Haslett has enjoyed a successful career in the NFL as a player as well as a head coach and defensive coordinator. He earned All-America honors three-times, playing from 1975-78, and was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2001.

John Jones played one season at IUP in 1999 after transferring from Pitt, making 41 catches for 586 yards and four touchdowns to earn second team All-PSAC West honors. His 11-yard touchdown reception from Brian Eyerman gave IUP the lead for good in a 26-21 win over Millersville in the second round of the playoffs.

Leander Jordan capped his IUP career with an All-America senior season as an offensive guard. A starter for the Indians from 1996-99, Jordan was chosen by the Carolina Panthers in the third round of the April 2000 NFL Draft, the second-highest selection ever from the university.

He signed as an undrafted free agent with Kansas City in 2005 and appeared in 24 games with the Chiefs over the next two seasons, making a total of 25 tackles as a linebacker and on special teams. In 2006 he led the team with 22 special teams tackles. After spending 2007 and 2008 with the Cleveland Browns, he made brief stints with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2009 and 2010.

He was picked in the second round of the 1979 NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills and was named the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. In 1984 he was selected a member of the Billsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Silver Anniversary All-Time team.

Jones signed a free agent contract with the Baltimore Ravens in April 2000 and was on their Super Bowl winning team the following January. In four seasons in Baltimore he caught eight passes, including one for a touchdown, and made 26 tackles on special teams.

The current defensive coordinator for the Washington Redskins was the head coach of the New Orleans Saints from 2000-05.

He also played for the Jacksonville Jaguars and San Diego Chargers, seeing action in a total of 37 games including 13 games and nine starts with the Chargers in 2005. Jordan also started five times for the Panthers in his second season in 2001.

Jim Haslett

DEFENSIVE BACK

WIDE RECEIVER

OFFENSIVE LINE

LERON MCCOY

AKWASI OWUSU-ANSAH

DAVE SMITH

CHRIS VILLARRIAL

LeRon McCoy is among the best receivers in IUP history, ranking high in the school career record book with 110 receptions (10th), 2,096 yards (sixth) and 25 touchdowns (third) from 2001-04.

Akwasi Owusu-Ansah became the seventh IUP player selected in the NFL Draft when the Dallas Cowboys took him in the fourth round in 2010.

Dave Smith was a twosport star at IUP and his accomplishments on the football field and basketball court earned him election to the Hall of Fame in 1997. Smith was chosen by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the eighth round of the 1970 NFL Draft.

Chris Villarrial played at IUP from 1992-95 and twice earned AllAmerica honors while being named the best offensive lineman at the Snow Bowl, the Division II all-star game, as a senior. He was selected in the fifth round of the 1996 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears.

He was a three-time AllPSAC West performer, averaging 19.5 yards per catch on a total of 36 receptions and scored 10 touchdowns as a senior. He was chosen by the Arizona Cardinals in the seventh round of the 2005 NFL Draft and played in 10 games his rookie season, catching 18 passes for 191 yards and a touchdown. He also spent time with the San Francisco 49ers and Houston Texans.

While at IUP, OwusuAnsah intercepted 10 passes, totaling 222 return yards with one touchdown. He scored a total of nine touchdowns in his career, including four punt returns, three kickoff returns, one interception and one fumble.

He played three seasons in Pittsburgh and one each for the Houston Oilers and Kansas City Chiefs. With the Steelers he caught 87 passes for 1,219 yards and seven touchdowns. His best year came in 1971 when he made 47 receptions for 663 yards and scored five times.

He ranked 10th in the nation in kickoff return average (29.9) and 15th in punt return average (12.9) in 2009, helping him to several AllAmerican honors.

Villarrial played eight seasons in Chicago and three more with the Buffalo Bills. He started a total of 148 games, blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher every season of his career, including NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Anthony Thomas in 2001, and was twice named to the All-Pro team.

After spending 2010 and part of 2011 with the Cowboys, OwusuAnsah spent part of his second season with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He spent time on the practice squad of the Oakland Raiders before signing a one-year contract with the New Orleans Saints on July 23, 2013. Soon after, he was released and signed a new deal with the Detroit Lions as a member of the practice squad.

Akwasi Owusu-Ansah

Leron McCoy

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC â&#x20AC;&#x153;STATE GAMEâ&#x20AC;? APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

WIDE RECEIVER

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

SPORTS MEDICINE

THE SPORTS MEDICINE PROGRAM has built a reputation during the past two decades as a model for collegiate athletic training. The IUP staff is respected due to the emphasis it puts on preventive medicine. It is the goal of athletic trainers Frank Trenney, Jessie Baum and Rob Baron to teach athletes how to take care of themselves and do everything they can to prevent serious injury. This includes a drug, alcohol and health education program for all incoming student-athletes. Trenney is in his 18th year at IUP. He graduated from IUP in 1992 and went on to earn his master of science in kinesiology from Indiana University in 1993. Trenney was a graduate assistant at Indiana University and the head athletic trainer at Indiana High School before joining the IUP staff. Baum is in her ninth year at IUP. She graduated from BaldwinWallace in 1997 and earned her master’s at Ohio University two years later. Baum has worked professionally with the Long Island Rough Riders soccer team and the Long Island Ducks baseball team before coming to IUP. Baron is in his seventh year at IUP. He graduated from Johnson State College in Vermont in 1999 and earned a master’s degree in exercise science from IUP in 2001. Baron served as the head athletic trainer at Purchase Line High School before joining the IUP staff.

Jess Baum

Frank Trenney

Rob Baron

Trenney, Baum and Baron are certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Staffing the Center for Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine and serving as team physicians are Dr. Craig McKirgan, Dr. David Bizousky, Dr. Jagadeesha Shetty and Dr. David Wilson. They work closely with Dr. Zane Kirk and the staff of the university’s Pechan Health Center.

Dr. Jagadeesha Shetty

Dr. Craig McKirgan

Dr. Dave Bizousky

Dr. David Wilson

ABOUT IUP OFFERING AN EDUCATION USUALLY found at private universities, IUP has a small-college ambiance with a larger university feel. 17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

The university, which was founded in 1875, has grown into an internationally-known university, drawing its nearly15,379 enrollment from nearly every state and more than 70 countries. IUP has been recognized in the Princeton Review’s Best 373 Colleges and Universities in its 2011 edition; Kaplan’s Unofficial Insider’s Guide to the 320 Most Interesting Colleges; Dr. Donald Archer’s Cool Colleges for the Hyper-Intelligent, Self-Directed, Late Blooming and Just Plain Different; and Careers and Colleges Magazine’s annual “Great Schools at Great Prices” feature. With four locations in the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains (Indiana, Northpointe, Punxsutawney and Monroeville), which are all easily accessible to Pittsburgh and the Middle Atlantic Region, IUP is the largest of the 14 universities in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education and the only one which is authorized to confer doctoral degrees. There are more than 140 undergraduate major fields of study in 45 academic departments. Education is always in the hands of eminently qualified professors, never graduate students. Students work alongside experienced faculty members at all levels of the curriculum, and most classes are small with a ratio approximately 16 to 1. Mentoring and tutoring services are available in many fields. Every major includes a strong liberal studies component, and eligible students in all fields may enroll in IUP’s Robert E. Cook Honors College, an innovative residential-based program for high-achieving students. Whatever the major, there are many opportunities for internships, student exchange programs and study abroad programs. In addition to being one of the most affordable schools in the nation, more than four out of five IUP students receive some form of financial aid through scholarships, grants and work-study programs.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

Since 1875, when IUP served only 225 students in a single building. It has experienced continuous growth, becoming Pennsylvaniaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fifth largest university. The current enrollment is nearly 15,400, with students from nearly every state and more than 70 countries. In 1875, the main campus consisted of 12 acres and one building, John Sutton Hall. Since then, with constant growth, the university now consists of 374 acres and 63 major buildings. In addition to the main campus, IUP operates residential, educational facilities at the Punxsutawney Regional Campus in Jefferson County. The campus totals approximately eight acres consisting of three sites â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a living-learning center at the West End Campus, including a new apartment-style residence hall for approximately 200 students; two buildings at the Academy of Culinary Arts; and the Fairman Centre in downtown Punxsutawney, which opened in 2009. The IUP Northpointe Regional Campus in Armstrong County provides facilities for specialized electro-optics training along with various other undergraduate and graduate-level courses, including nursing and education. Northpointe is a commuter-only campus. IUP also operates a graduate and professional center in Allegheny County, IUP at Monroeville. The Student Cooperative Association owns and operates the Hadley Union Building complex, which is located adjacent to the main campus. The facility contains a large fitness center, several handball and racquetball courts, a food court and catering area, multiple computer lounges, meeting rooms and the IUP Co-op. The Student Cooperative Association also owns and maintains a 280-acre outdoor recreational park that consists of nature trails, a meeting lodge, a ski hut, softball fields and an exercise station trail.

RESIDENTIAL REVIVAL

Beginning in May 2006, IUP embarked on a comprehensive revitalization of its housing that will provide space for 3,900 students when the final phase of the project is completed in fall 2010. The $270-million project, the largest of its kind in the nation, has made IUP a school of choice for an expanding number of students. Within these living and learning communities, IUP offers a wide array of specialty floors so that students who share academic interests may live near each other. For those who desire extra quiet, study-intensive floors with stricter noise regulations are available. With information from students themselves on what amenities were most important to them, the Foundation for IUP and the university mapped out an aggressive course of action that has led to replacement of nearly all of the university’s residence halls. There are four different suite configurations with the opportunity to share a suite with one person or three. Students have more control over their privacy since some suites offer single sleeping quarters, and they share a bathroom with only one person. Each floor in the new suites has laundry facilities, a kitchenette and lounge space as well as ample meeting space. Many offices that perform student services are conveniently located in the ground floor of these new buildings. A boulevard-style landscaped street is planned to link downtown Indiana to campus and to the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex.

17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 522 ALL-TIME VICTORIES

TO ENRICH THE QUALITY OF on-campus living, construction began on a Residential Revival project in 2006. The result has been spectacular.

15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993

FRAN K C IG N ETTI

G E O R G E P.

IUP FOOTBALL at HOME (SINCE 1986) • 28 seasons • 134-28-1 overall home record • .825 winning percentage • 11 undefeated seasons • 7-0 home record 6 times • 25 consecutive wins from 1989-1992 • 9-2 home NCAA playoff record Frank Cignetti

Lou Tepper

Curt Cignetti

1986-2005

2006-2010

2011-present

101-18-1 (.846)

19-7 (.731)

14-3 (.824)