2011 Tiffin University Football Media Guide by Tiffin University Athletics

Tiffin University 2011 Media Guide

Welcome... Welcome to this athletic season at Tiffin University. I invite you to watch and cheer for all of our women’s and men’s teams. Intercollegiate athletics play an important role at Tiffin University. The students who participate develop life-long friendships and learn leadership and teamwork skills, how to set goals and work hard to achieve those goals, how to deal with adversity, the importance of persistence, sportsmanship, and physical fitness, and other skills and abilities that contribute to satisfying and productive lives and careers. Our athletic program also provides visibility and name recognition for TU, helps develop a sense of excitement, morale and school spirit on campus, and provides opportunities for students, employees, alumni, and supporters to unite behind a common goal. We are especially proud of the high standards of conduct displayed by our coaches and players on and off the field.

Paul Marion, Ph. D. President

At Tiffin University, our students endeavour to excel in both the classroom and the athletic arena. Our athletic programs have enjoyed tremendous success in recent years with conference championships, teams being nationally ranked and challenging at national tournaments. There have been numerous individual accolades including All-Americans, and it is no small accomplishment that in the past few years we have set new standards of excellence with our individual and team academic achievements. We expect our student-athletes to be just as successful in the classroom. A recent self study conducted by the university indicated that, of all the athletes who completed their eligibility at Tiffin University in the last five years, 95% of those athletes graduated. While many colleges would be ecstatic with these results, we will never be content until it is 100%. We are proud of our rich history and look forward to setting new milestones as we enter the NCAA Division II playing field and the highly competitive Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. We are proud of our athletes and what they have accomplished. They have been the force behind the winning tradition that has been established, and I am confident the future will also be highly successful for Tiffin University athletics. - Lonny Allen

Tiffin University Athletic Department Lonny Allen...Athletic Director, Head Baseball Coach Pam Oswald...SWA, Head Women’s Basketball Coach John Hill...Head Coach - Men’s Basketball Darby Roggow...Asst. Ath. Dir., Head Men’s Golf Coach Dana Cordova...Head Volleyball, Women’s Golf Coach Jeremy Croy...Asst. Ath. Dir., Head Track Coach Gary Goff...Head Football Coach Kelly Daniel...Dir. of Compliance and Ath. Services Shane O’Donnell...Sports Information Director Vickie Galaska...Office Manager Ron Martin...Head Cross Country Coach Rudy Brownell...Head Men’s Soccer Coach Jacqueline Crytzer...Athletic Trainer Mike Herdlick...Faculty Athletic Representative

It is the policy of Tiffin University that any illegal recruiting activities as determined by the NCAA Division II policy is strictly prohibited by all members of the institution including but not limited to: boosters, coaches, athletic support staff, and student-athletes. It is also the policy of this institution that all coaches (and boosters) involved with recruiting will participate in annual continuing education regarding NCAA and conference recruiting rules and the intent of these rules. A continual monitoring system performed by university members who are not affiliated with the athletic program as to the actual extent of compliance with institutional recruiting policies and procedures will be conducted.

Phil Conley...Head Tennis Coach Paula Fantini...Head Women’s Soccer Coach Julie Vogel...Equestrian Coach Colleen Dixon...Women’s Lacrosse Coach Joey Simcoe...Head Wrestling Coach Krista Swanagan...Retention Coordinator Office phone - 419-448-3453 Location - Gillmor Student Center Mailing Address - 155 Miami St. Tiffin, Ohio 44883 FAX - 419-443-5007

10-11 FACULTY SPORT SPONSORS Football - Michael Lewis Volleyball - Bonnie Tiell Men’s Basketball - Kellie McGilvray Women’s Basketball - Tim Schultz Men’s Soccer - Becky Fox Women’s Soccer - Erin Dean and Sharon Perry-Nause Men’s Golf - Amir Soas Women’s Golf - Jan Samoriski Men’s Tennis - Terry Sullivan Women’s Tennis - James Padilla Men’s TK & CC - Vinnie Gajjala Women’s TK & CC - Vicki Ingalls Baseball - Scott Blough & Gene Chintala Softball - Danielle Foster Equestrian - Phyllis Watts Women’s Lacrosse - Jaimie Orr Wrestling - Pat McLeod

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Tiffin University Head Coach Gary Goff Gary Goff enters his first season as Head Football Coach at Tiffin University. Goff takes over the program after the departure of Dave Walkosky following the 2010 season. Goff comes to the Dragons after a highly successful season at West Virginia Wesleyan. Goff, who served as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Wesleyan, led the team from a 2-8 season in 2009 to a 9-2 mark in 2010, tying the most wins in school history in the process. The team was ranked nationally for the first time in school history while breaking 12 offensive school records. “My family and I are very grateful and excited about the opportunity to join Tiffin University and take part in the building of this program,” said Goff. “I look forward to developing relationships within the community that will help establish the solid foundation necessary for success.” “We are excited to have Gary as our new football coach,” said Lonny Allen, Athletic Director. “He has a great track record with successful programs and the turnaround he was involved with at West Virginia Wesleyan was also outstanding. He has a strong reputation with other coaches, and we are excited to have him directing the program.” Prior to West Virginia Wesleyan, Goff coached at Princeton University where he was the Pass Game Coordinator and Receivers Coach. He was also Co-Offensive Coordinator and Receivers Coach at New Mexico State University for four seasons where he helped lead the team to a ranking of 2nd nationally in passing offense and 3rd nationally in total offense. That team also broke 21 offensive school records while ranking 15th in the nation in scoring offense. Goff also coached the nation’s top receiver, two-time AllAmerican Chris Williams, who later signed with the Cleveland Browns. Goff, who has been offensive coordinator for three different teams, also served in that capacity at Iowa Wesleyan University. He also coached for two seasons at Southeastern Louisiana University, helping that squad to lead the nation in total offense. Goff played for powerful NCAA Division II Valdosta State under Hal Mumme. Goff was a receiver/kick returner and was also team captain his senior year, leading the team to the Gulf South Conference Championship in 1996. That squad also earned an NCAA play-off berth and the nation’s top ranking during the regular season. Goff, who earned a degree in Business Administration from Valdosta State, is a native of Picayune, Mississippi. He and his wife Tiffanie have two children, Tyler and Audrey.

Dragons Coaching Staff Defensive Coordinator Barris Grant Barris Grant enters his first year with the Dragons football program, serving as the Defensive Coordinator. This is Grant’s 11th season coaching football. Before joining the Dragons, Grant served as defensive line coach at McMurry University during the 2009-10 seasons. Grant began his coaching career as a student assistant in 2000 and was promoted to graduate assistant in 2001 after receiving his bachelor’s degree in Educational Psychology. Following his years at MSU, Grant returned to his hometown of Irvington, N.J. and served as the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach in 2002. Grant then moved on to coach linebackers/recruiting at Benedict College (NCAA Division II) from 2003-2005. There he helped lead a defense that had two top-10 finishes in NCAA Division II in total defense. From there, he went back to Irvington High School for a season in 2006. Irvington High was selected as an NFL Play it Smart School and Grant also served as the academic coordinator and helped the team to its first state championship appearance in the school’s history. He moved to Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa. where he served as the defensive coordinator and helped his team to a third-best national ranking in passing defense. Grant joined NCAA Division I New Mexico State in 2008. There, Grant coached linebackers. Grant was selected as one of the participants in the 2010 Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship, enabling him to work for two weeks with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ coaching staff during preseason camp. As a player, Grant began his collegiate playing career at Dodge City Community College where he was a two-time all-conference selection and was named the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year in 1998. Then, he transferred to NCAA Division I MSU where he played a full season in 1999. He capped his playing career by earning Defensive MVP honors at the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl where MSU downed Clemson 17-7 at the Georgia Dome Dec 30, 1999. Grant is a member of the American Football Coaches Association.

Wide Receivers Coach Kirk Campbell Kirk Campbell enters his first year with the Dragons. He will serve as the Wide Receivers coach. Before joining the Dragons coaching staff, Campbell coached for two seasons at West Virginia Wesleyan, working with Head Coach Gary Goff in turning around the Bobcats program from a 2-8 season in 2009 to a 9-2 mark in 2010, tying a school record of most wins. During Campbell’s tenure at West Virginia Wesleyan he held the positions of Wide Receiver and Tight End Coach, Kick and Punt Returner Coach, and JV Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator. Campbell coached 1st team all-conference WR Jon Meadow and honorable mention all conference WR T.J. Benners in 2010. Meadows set school records for receptions in a season (91), receptions in a career (145) and receptions in a game (15). Along with an offense that broke 12 school records in 2010. In addition Campbell coached Lavaughn Hughes to honorable mention punt returner in 2010. In 2009 Benners was named honorable mention kick returner while setting the school record for kick return yards in a career. Campbell is familiar with the GLIAC, playing for Mercyhurst College from 2004 to 2007 when they were a member of the conference. He was a four-year letterwinner and two year starter at wide receiver for the Laker football program. Along with his athletic achievements Campbell was named academic all conference in the GLIAC in 2007, graduating from Mercyhurst with a B.A. in communications in 2008. The Pittsburgh, PA native was also a member of the Pennsylvania State Championship football team at West Allegheny High School as a wide receiver, strong safety and punt returner. His brother Kevin played at Mercyhurst College and his brother Kellen played at the University of Pittsburgh. 2

Dragons Coaching Staff Running Backs Coach Bobby Willcox Bobby Willcox enters his first year with the Dragons. He will serve as running backs coach. He spent the last two seasons with Millsaps College. Prior to that Willcox coached from 2005-08 at New Mexico State University. While at New Mexico State, Willcox spent one season as video coordinator in 2005, one season as a graduate assistant with the defensive secondary in 2006, one season with the inside linebackers in 2007 and also tight ends coach in 2008. In 2007, Willcox guided Aggies linebacker Dante Floyd to all-Western Athletic Conference second team honors, as he led the team in tackles with 124. Overall, Willcox’s inside linebackers tallied 266 tackles. With the secondary in 2006, Courtney Bryan ranked fifth in the nation in passes defended, while as a group the team grabbed 11 interceptions, 31 pass breakups and had three of the Aggies’ top-5 leading tacklers. Before coming to New Mexico State, Willcox played football at Western New Mexico University from 2002-04 as a wide receiver, leading the team with 39 catches for 671 yards and seven touchdowns as a freshman. He later got his degree from New Mexico State in 2006. He is married to Lisa and has two children, Kadence and Kyra.

Offensive Line Coach Bryson Oliver Bryson Oliver is entering his first year with the Dragons, coming to TU from Texas Tech University. He will serve as the Offensive Line coach for the 2011 football season. Prior to coming to Tiffin, Oliver spent time at Texas Tech University as a student assistant working under Dana Holgerson (2007), and Matt Moore (2008-2010) and ultimately under Head Coaches Mike Leach and Tommy Tuberville. In his time with the Red Raiders, Texas Tech averaged over 9 wins a season and the offensive line consistently ranked near the top in the country in sacks per attempt. Also during that span, the Red Raiders saw two Offensive Linemen play in the NFL, one in the CFL and were awarded several All-American honors. During Coach Oliver’s four years in Lubbock, the Red Raiders continued their winning tradition by moving up to 8th in the country on the active Bowl streak, having been to 11 bowl games in a row. The Sweetwater, Texas native is a graduate of Texas Tech University, with a degree in History. Oliver’s older brother, Coach Kevin Oliver, is currently a student assistant at Texas Tech.

Special Teams, Strength Coach Josh Ison Josh Ison comes to Tiffin from the University of Michigan where he coached during the 2009-10 season. He worked with special teams quality control after working as an Assistant Strength Coach during the 2008 season. Ison also spent five seasons as the linebackers coach at Fairmont State University (2003-07). In addition to his coaching responsibilities, Ison was the head strength coach for the football team for two seasons and became the athletic department’s director of strength and conditioning for his final three seasons. He also spent one year working as a graduate assistant in the Health Works Rehabilitation & Fitness Center at West Virginia University (2006-07). In 2002, he was named to Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Division 2 All-American team while playing linebacker at Fairmont State (1999-2002). Ison earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Fairmont State (2004) and a master’s degree in athletic coaching education from West Virginia (2007). Ison and his wife, Erin, reside in Ann Arbor with their son, Joshua Zane Ison.

Defensive Backs Coach Zane Nance Zane Nance enters his first season with the Dragon football team. Before coming to Tiffin, Coach Nance guided the secondary at West Virginia Wesleyan College, helping lead the defense to a #1 overall defensive conference ranking in 2010. The secondary at Wesleyan earned the #2 ranking in overall passing defense, passing defense efficiency, and interceptions. Nance coached three WVIAC All-Conference players including the only unanimous 1st Team Defensive player, cornerback Ottis Scott. Prior to Wesleyan, Nance worked in Advisor Services at Charles Schwab. Coach Nance played four years as a linebacker and safety at Ashland University (OH), earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. During his senior year, Nance was a member of the #2 ranked overall defense in Division II football in the country. Nance graduated from Hamilton High School in Hamilton, Ohio, where he was a three-sport athlete (Football, Basketball, & Baseball). He earned 1st Team All-Conference honors in both Football and Baseball at Hamilton. Nance has two younger sisters, Jenna and Carly, who attended Akron University. Jenna was a standout pole vaulter for the Akron Track & Field Team. Nance is also pursuing his Master’s Degree in Leadership at Tiffin.

Safeties Coach Jared Brookman Jared Brookman comes to Tiffin from Florida International University where he served as the Video Coordinator for Football Operations from 2007- 2010. Coach Brookman took over while FIU was making its jump to Division I FBS just 5 years into the football team’s existence. Coach Brookman transformed his department into a state of the art million dollar non-linear environment. Brookman worked very closely with all coaches on the FIU staff in preparation for opponents, practice, film breakdown, and all aspects of analytical analysis for Offense, Defense, and Special Teams. Before arriving at FIU Brookman spent the 2006 season at Fairmont State University, where he served as defensive backs coach. In 2005 he worked at West Virginia University as a video assistant for the Mountaineers while earning his master’s degree in Athletic Coaching Education. He also spent the 2005 spring and summer semester at West Virginia Tech as the Defensive Backs Coach before arriving at WVU. As an undergraduate, the Wise, Va., native attended West Virginia Tech where he was a four-year football letter winner and served as team captain. He was also a letter winner in Tennis, was on the dean’s list at WV Tech and graduated with a degree in physical education. Brookman is currently working on his MBA at Tiffin.

Director of Football Operations Chari Mullen Chari Mullen is in her second season with the Tiffin University Athletic Department. She currently serves as the Director of Football Operations for the Dragons Football Staff. A native of Fremont, Ohio, Mullen originally joined the football staff in December 2009 as Manager of Student and Administrative Services, overseeing the Dragons academics and player development program. Mullen is responsible for managing the day-to-day administrative operations of the football program which includes but not limited to assisting with budget management, organizing recruiting initiatives, serving as the compliance and academic liaison in addition to providing support to student-athletes with university matters. In 2010, Mullen earned a Master’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Leadership from Tiffin University. During this time she served as the Assistant Director of Graduate Student Services. She earned a Bachelor of Criminal Justice with a concentration in Justice Administration from Tiffin University while serving in the capacity of Director of Northwest Ohio Academic Centers. Mullen also earned an Associate Degree in Social & Behavior Sciences from Terra Community College where she was employed as a student assistant in Academic Recovery.

Training Staff Jacqueline Crytzer enters her fourth season as Head Athletic Trainer. She works primarily with the football and baseball programs. She earned her degree from Northeastern University in Boston with a BS in Athletic Training in 2006. She then obtained her Master’s degree in Health and Human Performance with a specialization in Exercise Physiology from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

Stephanie Smith is in her second year as an athletic trainer at Tiffin University. Stephanie will work specifically with men’s and women’s soccer, women’s basketball, and baseball. Stephanie is a 2010 graduate from The University of Findlay. She earned her undergraduate degree in Strength and Conditioning from Findlay in 2008. Stephanie earned her master’s degree in Athletic Training also from Findlay in 2010.

Kyle Kissling has been a member of Dragons Athletic Training department since 2010. In his time here he has worked with the football, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball and softball teams. Kyle graduated from Heidelberg University in 2009 with a BS in Athletic Training as well as a degree in Sports Management with a concentration in fitness. While at Heidelberg Kyle was a member of the football team.

Maddie Aurand joined the Tiffin University Athletic Training staff in 2011 as an assistant athletic trainer. She aids in the prevention and rehabilitation of athletic injuries for volleyball, wrestling, and lacrosse. Maddie is a graduate of Bowling Green State University with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training. Before transferring to Bowling Green, she attended Tiffin University for two years. While at TU, Maddie was on the track and field team and qualified for NAIA indoor and outdoor nationals.

2011 Tiffin University Season Preview Some familiar faces will return to the Tiffin University football team in 2011. But it is the new faces and approaches both on and off the field that has the team excited for the new season. After the Dragons 1-10 campaign in 2010, then Head Coach Dave Walkosky departed, making way for new head coach Gary Goff to step in and take the reins. Goff, who brings with him nine years of collegiate coaching experience, also brings a new offensive and defensive philosophy to the program. Most recently serving as the Offensive Coordinator at West Virginia Wesleyan, Goff spent the spring implementing the Air Raid Offense, which was responsible for breaking 12 West Virginia Wesleyan offensive records last year along. This new high-powered offense will give the Tiffin Dragon faithful something fun and exciting to watch this fall. Offensively the Dragons will be led by transfer James Capello. Capello, who played at Iowa State last year, was the 2008 Pennsylvania Class AAA Player of the Year at Lebanon High School. He will be throwing to a bounty of experienced receivers, led by Brendton Williams. Williams, a junior receiver from Cincinnati, Ohio, earned All-GLIAC Honorable Mention honors last year when he caught 34 passes for 610 yards and 6 touchdowns. Also returning at wide receiver are Darrion Brown and Nate Scully, who combined for 19 catches, 253 yards and two touchdowns. In the backfield, two returning starter running backs - David McKnight and Taurean Nicholson - who accounted for almost 97 percent of TUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s total rushing yards last season, will see their production increase not only on the rushing side but in receiving yards as well. Some of the biggest changes for the Dragons could be on the offensive line, as Goff and the coaching staff have brought in close to 20 offensive linemen to camp. Top returners are senior guard Gage Gorman (6-3, 300), sophomore guard Derrick Stark (6-1, 290), and senior center Nick Gilbert (6-3, 270). Many of the new linemen in camp will have the chance to make their impact felt immediately. The Dragons will also feature competition at the kicking position, as they have 8 kickers entering camp. Defensively, Tiffin also has significant talent returning, as the top five tacklers return. The defense will be led by a pair of All-GLIAC performers in Joe Collard and Mike Virgin. Collard, a sophomore defensive end, shared the team league in total tackles with 85. He also tied the school record with 19 tackles for a loss, which led the GLIAC and was ranked eighth in NCAA Division II. Other top linemen returning are Michael Debesay (14 tackles), and Dewon Tufts (28 tackles). Virgin, a junior defensive back from Vermillion, Ohio, shared the team league in total tackles with 85. He picked off five passes and returned them for 84 yards, which ranks among the top five in school history for return yardage. Logan Snell also returns in the secondary after posting 48 tackles, while Vincent Noble (37 tackles) and Anthony Thomas (30 tackles) also bring experience to the secondary. At linebacker, Phil Morris will have an immediate impact. Morris made the transition to linebacker from running back in the spring. He will be joined by returner William Cook (45 tackles, 4.5 for loss) and Kody David (64 tackles, 6.5 for loss, 3 sacks). A talented group of freshmen and transfers will push for playing time this fall. Overall the Dragons open with three road games, including a nonconference game with Malone at the Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio on Sept. 1 at 7:30 pm before starting theiri 10-game GLIAC schedule. TU goes to Wayne State on Sept. 10 and Findlay on Sept. 17 before opening at home Sept. 24 against Ferris State. After going to Grand Valley State on Oct. 1, TU returns home for four of their final six games, hosting Ashland (Oct. 8), Northwood (Oct. 15), Lake Erie (Nov. 5), and Hillsdale (Nov. 12) while making road trips to Ohio Dominican (Oct. 22) and Northern Michigan (Oct. 29). 6

Tiffin University is a proud member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Tiffin University is the league’s 14th full member and sponsors 18 of the GLIAC’s 20 championship sports. Located on a 110-acre campus in Tiffin, Ohio, Tiffin University was founded in 1888 and is entering its 11th year of NCAA Division II status. Tiffin is the third institution from the state of Ohio to join the GLIAC. Ashland University, located in Ashland, Ohio, joined the league on July 1, 1995. The University of Findlay, in Findlay, Ohio, began competing in the league on July 1, 1997. Ohio Dominican, in Columbus, Ohio, and Lake Erie College, in Painesville, Ohio, joined in 2010-11 and bring the number of Ohio schools in the GLIAC to five. The GLIAC’s members in Michigan include: Ferris State University, Grand Valley State University, Hillsdale College, Lake Superior State University, Michigan Technological University, Northern Michigan University, Northwood University, Saginaw Valley State University, and Wayne State University. The University of Indianapolis competes as an associate member in the GLIAC in football and men’s and women’s swimming & diving.

2011 Tiffin University Dragons 1 Brendton Williams 3 Everette Holland 4 Darrion Brown 5 David McKnight 6 Taurean Nicholson 7 Haussan Burton 7 Dan Pitts 10 Nathan Scully 11 Mike Virgin 12 William Cook 14 Logan Snell 20 Sean Freeman 21 Cortez Fleming 22 Daâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Von Dixon 24 Stephen Wells 27 Vincent Noble 31 Anthony Thomas 32 Danny Agyeman 40 Alexis Vega 42 Kody David 46 Bob Edwards 47 Bryon McCorkle 49 Logan Kaminski 52 Nick Gilbert 56 Mike Gomez 60 Gage Gorman 69 Phillip Matthews 70 Derrick Stark 72 Aace Johnson 74 Ahmad Abusafeyeh 79 Kennedy Gordon 81 Colin Boone 83 Joseph Lofton 84 David Nash 86 Emmanuel Grembo 87 Zach Walk 89 Joseph Collard 92 Rick Armstrong 93 Michael Debesay 95 Dewon Tufts 98 John Carter

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Cincinnati OH Farmington Hills MI Cincinnati OH Southwest Ranches FL Middleburg FL Rankin PA Virginia Beach VA Michigan City IN Vermillion OH Richmond Hts OH Danville OH Trotwood OH Columbus OH North Braddock PA Hilliard OH St. Matthews SC Orange Park FL Lodi NJ Caguas PR Barryton MI San Francisco CA Cincinnati OH Tiffin OH Syracuse NY Miami Lakes FL Phoenix AZ Xenia OH Trotwood OH Sidney OH Windsor Ontario Canada Pittsburgh PA Columbus OH Turtle Creek PA Paderborn, Germany Cincinnati OH Austinburg OH Berrien Center OH Powell OH Phoenix AZ Mansfield OH Swissville PA

Brendton Williams is a Honorable Mention AllGLIAC wide receiver from Cincinnati OH. Last year he caught 34 passes for 610 yards and 6 touchdowns while also seeing some action on special teams as part of the returns unit.

Brendton Williams

Everette Holland

6-2 190 JR WR Cincinnati OH

5-9 185 JR RB Farmington Hills MI

Everette Holland is a running back from Farmington Hills MI where he attended Harrison High School. While at Harrison he was an All-League OAA White Division selection. He is the son of Everette Holland and Andrea Fanning and is majoring in Psychology.

Darrion Brown

6-0 175 SO WR Cincinnati OH Darrion is a WR from Cincinnati, OH who enters his second year with the Dragons after transferring from Withrow University. He was coached by Doc Gamble. He is the son of Herm Brown and Rosalyn Hunt. He has a brother Terrance and a sister Lationia. His honors include All-State, All-League, All-City, and Offensive Player of the Year. He is a business management major. Last year he caught 8 passes in 6 games for 76 yards.

David McKnight

Taurean Nicholson

5-10 195 SO RB Southwest Ranches FL

6-1 220 SO RB Middleburg FL

David McKnight is a running back from Southwest Ranches FL. He was the Dragons leading rusher last season as a freshman, totaling 327 yards on 102 carries over 11 games. He also caught 3 passes for 30 yards and figured prominently on kick returns, returning 14 for 384 yards, good for a team-best 27.4 yards per return average.

Haussan Burton 6-0 165 Rankin PA Hausaan Burton is a defensive back from Rankin PA. He competed at Woodland Hills High School, a top program under the direction of George Novak. He is the son of Jeffrey Burton and is majoring in Law Enforcement.

JR DB

Taurean is a running back from Middleburg, FL, where he attended Fleming Island High School. He was coached by Jebb Webb. He is the son of Tyrone and Alisanade. He is a Visual Arts major and plans on playing in the NFL and working with movies. He was second on the team last year with 229 yards rushing over 11 games with 2 TDs. He also caught 11 passes for 88 yards.

7 Dan Pitts

Nate Scully

6-4 210 SO QB Virginia Beach VA

6-2 185 JR WR Michigan City IN

Dan Pitts is a quarterback from Virginia Beach VA.

11 Mike Virgin 6-2 180 JR DB Vermillion OH Mike Virgin is a Honorable Mention All-GLIAC defensive back from Vermillion High School in Vermillion OH. He is the son of Mike and Lori Virgin and brother to Cole, Matt, Sydney, and Reese. He is a Sports Management major. Last year he led the team with 85 tackles (57 solo) and 5 interceptions while also posting 4 tackles for loss, 2 forced fumbles, a blocked kick, and a deflection.

10 Nate Scully is a wide receiver from Michigan City IN. Scully continues to be a versatile weapon for TU, spending last year mainly at wide receiver after playing quarterback during his freshman campaign. He had 11 catches for 177 yards with 2 TDs while also passing for 677 yards and 3 more TDs.

12 Will Cook 6-1 210 JR LB Richmond Hts. OH

William Cook is a linebacker from Richmond Heights High School in Cleveland OH where he was coached by Derick Johnson. He is the son of Shirley and Warner and brother to Warner Jr., Aaron, and Tia. Some of his accomplishments include Captain of his high school team, Second Team GVC, Second Team All-District, and Honorable Mention All-Ohio. He is a Criminal Justice major. Last year he was fifth on the team with 45 tackles including 4.5 for loss and 1.5 sacks.

14 Logan Snell

Sean Freeman

6-0 175 JR DB Danville OH

6-2 185 SO DB Trotwood OH

Logan Snell is a defensive back from Danville High School in Danville, Ohio. He is the son of Rod and Amy Snell and has a brother Drake and a sister Morgan. He is a Second Team All-Ohio player who also earned t wo - ti m e A l l - C o n fe re n ce, Region, and District honors during his high school career. He is majoring in Business. Last year he was fourth in tackles with 48 (27 solo) along with 4 for loss, 2 sacks, a deflection, and a fumble recovery.

Sean is a DB/Safety from Trotwood, OH, where he played for Trotwood-Madison High School. He was coached by Jeff Graham. He is the son of Vanessa Jeter-Freeman and Ben Freeman. Sean has one brother Jerel and one sister Nikia. He is a Psychology major who plans to be a marriage counselor after graduation.

Cortez Fleming

6-0 175 JR DB Columbus OH Cortez Fleming is a defensive back from Columbus OH. He attended Westerville South High School where he played for Head Coach Rocky Pentello. He played defensive back and quarterback at Westerville, helping to guide them to the playoffs.

22 Daâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Von Dixon 5-9 190 SO DB North Braddock PA Daâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Von is from Homewood, PA, where he attended Wo o d l a n d H i l l s H i g h School. He was coached by George Novak. His parents are David and Kim. He has one brother David and two sisters Alease and Danesha (Deceased). He is a communications major. He had 9 tackles last season.

Stephen Wells is a defensive back from Hilliard Darby High School in Hilliard, Ohio where he played for Coach Paul Jennie. He is the son of Stephen Wells and Erika Williams and has three sisters, Lisha, Meghan, and Morgen. He was an Honorable Mention All-OCC and All-District player in high school.

Stephen Wells

Vincent Noble

5-9 195 JR DB Hilliard OH

5-10 185 SO DB St. Matthews SC Vincent is a defensive back from St. Matthews, SC. He attended Calhoun County High School. He is the son of Diana Noble. He has two brothers Dion and Dexter. He has one sister Jasmin. He is a Psychology major. Last year he had 37 tackles (25 solo), 3 deflections, a forced fumble and recovery and 1 tackle for loss.

Anthony Thomas

Danny Agyeman

6-0 190 SO DB Orange Park FL

5-9 191 Lodi NJ

Anthony Thomas is a defensive back from Orange Park FL. He saw action in 10 games last season, totaling 30 tackles with 18 solo stops. He also had 2.5 tackles for loss with 2 deflections.

Danny Agyeman is a running back from Lodi NJ. He saw limited action in 5 games last season.

Alexis Vega

Kody David

6-1 215 Caguas PR

6-2 210 SO LB Barryton MI

SO DE

Alexis Vega is a defensive end from Caguas, Puerto Rico. His lone appearance last year resulted in a tackle for loss.

SO RB

Kody David is a linebacker from Barryton MI. He had a strong season as a freshman for TU, finishing third with 6 4 tackles and leading the team with 3 sacks. He had 6.5 for loss while also forcing a fumble and getting a recovery.

Bob Edwards

Bryon McCorkle

5-11 205 SR FS San Francisco CA

6-2 212 SO RB Cincinnati OH

Bob Edwards is a free safety from San Francisco CA. He saw action in 8 games last year, totaling 39 tackles with 18 solo stops. He also had 2.5 tackles for loss and 2 deflections.

Bryon is a running back from Cincinnati, OH, where he attended Winton Woods High School. He was coached by Troy Everhart. He is the son of Valiere Scott-Jones and Leon McCorkle. He has three brothers, Craig, Jordan, and Desmond. His honors include first-team All-league, First team All-conference, First team All-district, Second team All-city. Bryon is an accounting major.

Logan Kaminski is a defensive end from Tiffin OH. He played in 10 games last season, registering 19 tackles with 7 solo stops.

Logan Kaminski

Nick Gilbert

6-2 235 Tiffin OH

6-3 270 SR OL Syracuse NY

SR DE Nick Gilbert is an offensive lineman from Onondoga High School in Marcellus, New York. He is the son of Nick and Becky Gilbert and has a brother Elliot and a sister Rebecca. He a two-time All-State player who also earned two AllLeague honors during his high school career. He is majoring in Sports Management.

56 Mike Gomez 6-0 215 SO LB/DE Miami Lakes FL Mike is a linebacker from Miami, FL, where he attended Barbara Goleman High School. He was coached by Leonard Patrick. He is the son of Ana and Alex. He has a sister Victoria. He is a sports management major.

60 Gage Gorman is a offensive lineman from Phoenix AZ. He started in 11 games last season and was a vital piece of the offensive line.

Gage Gorman

Phillip Matthews

6-3 300 SR OL Phoenix AZ

6-3 265 Xenia OH P hillip Ma t th ews is a n offensive lineman from Xenia OH. He attended Xenia High School. He started 11 games for the Dragons last season and was one of the mainstays of the offensive line.

JR OL

Derrick Stark

Aace Johnson

6-1 290 SO OL Trotwood OH

6-3 245 Sidney OH

JR DL

A a ce Jo h n s o n is a defensive end from Sidney High School in Sidney, Ohio where he played for Coach Dan Cairns. He is the son of Della Johnson. He wants to teach and coach after graduation. He is majoring in Education.

Derrick is an offensive lineman from Dayton, OH, where he played for Trotwood-Madison High School. He was coached by Kerry Ivy. He is the son of Derrick Stark Sr. and Ronika Dunlop. Derrick has one sister Shatyra. His honors include 1st Team All-State, Area, City, District, and was an Honor Student. He is a Sports Management major who plans to be an agent after graduation.

Ahmad Abusafeyeh

Kennedy Gordon

6-4 294 SO OL Windsor Ontario Canada

6-4 279 SO OL Pittsburgh PA

Ahmad Abusafeyeh is an offensive lineman from Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

Kennedy is an offensive lineman from Swissvale, PA, where he attended Woodland Hills High School. He was coached by George Novak. His parents are Luann and Joseph. He has one sister Dom. He was 2nd team All-Conference. Kennedy is a Business Management major.

81 Colin Boone

Joseph Lofton

6-3 215 JR TE Columbus OH

6-2 195 SO TE/FB Turtle Creek PA

Colin Boone is a tight end from Columbus OH. Boone attended Bishop Watterson High School.

Joseph is a tight end/fullback from Pittsburgh, PA, where he attended Woodland Hills High School. He was coached by George Novak. He is the son of Deidre and Joseph. He has a brother William and a sister Shamara. He is a Sports Management major.

David is a wide receiver from Hoevellot, Germany. He at tended Goerdeler Gymnasium. He was coached by Erskine Baker. He is the son of Huber and Manita Boeddeker and has a brother Michael and two sisters Theresa and Helena. His major is Sports & Recreation Management and plans on building a sports development center for disadvantaged children after college.

David Nash

Emmanuel Grembo

6-0 180 SO WR Paderborn, Germany

6-4 190 SO WR Cincinnati OH

Emmanuel Grembo is a wide receiver from Cincinnati OH.

Zach Walk

Joseph Collard

5-11 187 JR WR Austinburg OH

6-4 240 SO DL Berrien Center OH

Zach Walk is a wide receiver from Geneva High School in Austinburg, Ohio where he played for Coach Tony Hassett. He is the son of Nuno and Kathleen Simoes and he has 10 siblings. He is a three-time AllConference honoree who is involved with the Sports Management and Black United Students on campus. He is majoring in Sports Management.

Joseph Collard is a Honorable Mention All-GLIAC defensive lineman who had a strong freshman season for TU. He led the team with 85 tackles including 19 tackles for loss. He also had a sack and 3 forced fumbles along with a recovery.

Rick Armstrong is a defensive lineman from Powell OH. He is the son of Fred and Joyce Armstrong and is majoring in Business.

Rick Armstrong

Michael Debesay

6-4 215 Powell OH

6-0 265 SR DL Phoenix AZ

JR DL Michael is a defensive lineman from Phoenix, AZ. He attended South Mountain High School. He is the son of Asmeret Brhame. He has four brothers Ben, Hamok, Jordan, and Efram. His honors include AllState junior year and State Champion in Basketball. His major is Sports Management/ Business. L ast year he appeared in 8 games and posted 14 tackles with 2 fumble recoveries.

Dewon Tufts

John Carter

6-2 240 JR DL Mansfield OH

Dewon Tufts is a defensive end from Mansfield Senior High School in Mansfield, Ohio. He is the son of Mark and Keitha Tufts and has a brother Mark and a sister Nikita. He earned Second Team All-North Central Ohio honors along with Ohio Cardinal Conference honors. He is majoring in Sports Management. Last year he had 28 tackles with 1 tackle for loss.

6-4 215 JR DL Swissville PA

John Carter is a defensive lineman from Swissville PA.

Freshmen and Transfers Adrian Hutchins Height: 6'1" Weight: 190 High School: Lima Position: QB

Brandon Aydt Height: 6'0" Weight: 150 High School: Astoria Position: Kicker

Alan Reece Height: 5'11" Weight: 190 lbs High School: Chesapeake (MD) Position: DB

Brandon Ritzler Height: 5'11" Weight: 185 lbs High School: Calvert Position: WR

Dalton Hartley Height: 6'2" Weight: 290 High School: Delaware Hayes Position: DL Honors: Defensive player of week, 2009, Offensive player of week, 2009, 2nd team all district 2009, 2nd team all OCC, 1st team All-County, Honorable Mention Dispatch Metro All-Stars, This Week News Honorable mention Super 25. Captain Jr. Year.

Alex Beckman Height: 6'2" Weight: 185 High School: Pickerington Central Position: WR

Carter Hill Deandre Bell Height: 6'0" Height: 6'4" Weight: 197 Weight: 255 High School: Crestview High School: Garfield Heights Position: QB Position: DL Honors: 4,172 passing yards, 47 TD (Career) School Records: Completions in a season, Alex Marstiller TD passes in a season, Career passing yards, Dustan Craig Height: 5'11" Season passing yards, Career TD passes, Career Height: 6'2" Weight: 185 completions, 2nd All-Time Leading rusher. Weight: 270 High School: Buckeye Valley High School: Buchanan Position: K Position: OL Charles Woody-Gibson Height: 6'2" Anthony Daykin Weight: 270 Jabriel Victoria Height: 5'10" High School: Glenville Height: 6'1" Weight: 180 lbs Position: OL Weight: 185 High School: Eastlake North High School: Garfield Heights Position: Kicker Position: DB Cody Meyers Height: 6'4" Aric Mariano Weight: 295 James Capello Height: 6'5" High School: Canton South Height: 6'1" Weight: 300 Position: OL Weight: 201 High School: Pickerington Central Honors: Did not allow a sack in 567 pass Former School: Iowa State Position: OL attempts as a senior. High School: Lebanon (Pa.) Position: QB Austin Friel Honors: 2009 Pa. AAA QB of Year Cody Reesman Height: 6'3" Height: 6'1" Weight: 190 Weight: 280 Jarred Bennerman High School: Medina Buckeye High School: Howland Height: 6'3" Position: QB Position: DL Weight: 200 Honors: 104-218 for 1,280 yards and Honors: 1st Team All Trumbull County, High School: Franklin (N.J.) 7 TD passes, 222 yards rushing and 6 First Team All-American Conference, Position: WR TDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Total individual offense of 1,502 Football All-Stars Red Division, All State Honors: 35 catches, 380 yards as a senior yards, #1 in Medina County in total 2nd Team. passing yards & 2nd in the county in total offense, Led Medina Buckeye Jeremy Ortiz in Scoring, 2ndAll-Time in School Conrad Herring Height: 6'0" History in Passing Attempts and Height: 6'4" Weight: 180 Completions in a season, 3rdAll-Time Weight: 185 High School: Olmsted Falls in School History in Passing Yards in a High School: Jackson Position: RB season, All Conference (PAC). Position: WR Honors: 2 Time All-Conference selection.

Jerone Turner Height: 6'6" Weight: 310 High School: Highland Park Position: OL

Travis Drumm Height: 6'3" Weight: 225 High School: Heath Position: LB Honors: 2nd Team All-League (2009), 2nd Team All- District (2009), 1st Team AllJon Hunt Nate Allen Advocate (2009), Heath Football’s “Heart of Height: 5'11" Height: 6'0" a Champion Award” (2009), 1st Team AllWeight: 200 Weight: 250 League (2010), 1st Team All-District (2010), High School: Delaware Hayes High School: Crooksville 2nd Team All-State (2010), 2nd Team AllPosition: RB Position: OL Metro, Ohio (2010), 1st Team All-Advocate Honors: All-Conference Honorable Mention, “Defensive Player of the Year” (2010). Team Captain, Two-time All-MVL honors, Keith Butts Jr. All-Area honors, Seven-time All-MVL Height: 6'1" Scholar athlete, Started 30 straight varsity Tyler Jones Weight: 220 games. Height: 5'10" High School: Delaware Hayes Weight: 170 Position: LB High School: Buchtel Honors: Junior year (2009): Pacer Reed Waisner Position: WR Award Winner, Defensive player of the Height: 6'2" week 3 times, Sr year(2010): 1st team Weight: 185 all-OCC, special mention All-District, High School: Holgato Tyrie Lovette Team defensive player of the year, Position: WR/DB Height: 6'0" Team MVP, Team captain, All-Metro Honors: Regional All-Star Game selection Weight: 200 special mention, First team AllHigh School: Western Hill University County Defense. Position: LB Rennick Dutton Honors: 2nd team All-League linebacker, Height: 6'3" Linebacker of the year award. Kenny Becks Weight: 195 Height: 5'7" High School: Ellet Weight: 150 Position: LB Wesley Russell High School: Fairport Harding Honors: City of Akron first team all QB and Height: 6'2" Position: WR LB. Weight: 185 High School: Centennial Position: Athlete Kyle Yoder Robert Gilliland Height: 6'0" Height: 6'2" Weight: 180 Weight: 255 High School: Eaton High School: Mohawk Position: LB Position: OL Honors: Team captain, 2010 MAL champion, First team All-League, First Luke Hafley team All-District, District Lineman of the Height: 5'10" Year, Lineman of the Year chosen by North Weight: 180 lbs Central Coaches Association, First team High School: Calvert All-Northwest Ohio, Co-Offensive Lineman Position: Punter of the Year in Northwest Ohio, First team All-Ohio in Division 6. Marquez Young Height: 5'10" Taylor Killian Weight: 210 Height: 6'2" High School: Shroder Weight: 240 Position: LB High School: Lawrence County Honors: 56 tackles, 17 sacks, two Position: DL fumble recoveries, one forced fumble Honors: 1st team All-District and Allin senior season. County, Kentucky All-State team, 109 tackles, 10 sacks, 14 tackles for loss, Kentucky All-Star Game selection.

Mike Sours Height: 6'0" Weight: 250 High School: Mohawk Position: OL

Bay City, Mich.--The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced the Fall 2010 All-Academic Excellence Teams. 365 student-athletes from thirteen institutions were honored in the following sports; men and women’s cross country, football, men and women’s soccer, women’s tennis and volleyball. To be eligible for all-academic excellence status, the student-athlete must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.50-4.0 a 4.0 scale, and must not be a freshman or first year transfer.

2010 Tiffin University GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Honorees Josh Cohen

Sr.

Adolescent Young Adult

Santa Barbara, CA

Bay City, Mich.--The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced the Fall 2010 All-Academic Teams. 469 student-athletes from thirteen institutions were honored in the following sports; men and women’s cross country, football, men and women’s soccer, women’s tennis and volleyball. To be eligible for all-academic status, the student-athlete must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0-3.49 a 4.0 scale, and must not be a freshman or first year transfer.

2010 Tiffin University GLIAC All-Academic Honorees Tunde Adedipe Chase Barnes Hausaan Burton James Clairsaint William Cook Cortez Fleming

Sr. So. So. Sr. So. So.

Management Psychology Law Enforcement Management Law Enforcement Marketing

Fremont, Calif. Kenton, Ohio Rankin, Pa. Miami, Fla. Richmond Heights, Ohio Columbus, Ohio

(left) David Singleton, (bottom) Trey Williams 2010 GLIAC All-Conference Football selections

2010 GLIAC All-Conference Football Teams First Team Offense

Second Team Offense

First Team Defense

Second Team Defense

QB Troy Weatherhead - Hillsdale RB Joe Glendening - Hillsdale RB Phil Milbrath - Michigan Tech RB Josh Renel - Wayne State H-Back Bryan LaChapelle - Michigan Tech WR Andrew Beaver - Saginaw Valley WR Greg Gay - Grand Valley St. WR Andre Holmes - Hillsdale WR Troy Burrell - Wayne State OL Matt Armstrong - Grand Valley St. OL Cameron Bradfield - Grand Valley St. OL Matt Desotell - Michigan Tech OL Phil Doerfler - Hillsdale OL Joe Long - Wayne State OL Justin Magruder - Ashland PK Gregg Berkshire - Ashland Spec. Josh Renel - Wayne State

DL Daunte Akra - Wayne State DL Nick Lawrence - Grand Valley St. DL Jamie Meder - Ashland DL Todd Storm - Michigan Tech DL Drew Vanderlin - Michigan Tech LB Ed Knoblock - Northern Michigan LB Mike Rittenour - Michigan Tech LB Matt Ryan - Ferris State LB Nick Thomas - Wayne State LB Justin Victor -Grand Valley State DB Zach Breen - Grand Valley St. DB Jeremy Jones - Wayne State DB D.J. Oke - Northern Michigan DB Craig Ray - Indianapolis DB Stan Thornton - Wayne State P Gregg Berkshire - Ashland

QB Steve Short - Michigan Tech RB Ronnie Lark - Saginaw Valley St. RB D.J. McCoy - Ashland RB Justin Sherrod - Grand Valley State H-Back Tony Carreri - Grand Valley St. WR Jovonne Augustus - Grand Valley St. WR Mike Blanchard - Hillsdale WR Joe Horn -Ashland WR Dustin Zielaskiewicz - Findlay OL Marc Cuddeback - Wayne State OL Matt Gaudard - Michigan Tech OL Jake Hancock - Ferris State OL Greg Hanson - Saginaw Valley St. OL Will Khoury - Wayne State OL Nate Schaffer - Findlay PK Cameron Stevens - Findlay Spec. Akeem Cason - Michigan Tech

DL Zach Anderson - Northern Michigan DL John Blessing - Northern Michigan DL Josh Fulton - Saginaw Valley State DL Jordan Morgan - Ferris State DL Jake Moreno - Ferris State LB Grant Caserta - Saginaw Valley St. LB Max Davis - Indianapolis LB Wayne Sanders - Saginaw Valley St. LB Luther Ware - Grand Valley St. LB Carmon Wolfe - Ashland DB Rob Carlisle - Grand Valley State DB Nick Hixson - Hillsdale DB Logan Kerr - Ashland DB Rick Neaves - Northern Michigan DB Jesse Vandenberg - Michigan Tech P Tyran Fakes - Indianapolis

2010 GLIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Ashland: Dirk Dickerhoof (Sr./DL), Taylor Housewright (So./QB), Matt Knez (Sr./OL), Christian Livingston (Sr./WR), DL), Jeris Pendelton (Jr./DL), Matt Stoinoff (Jr./DL); Ferris State: Brad Iskow (So./DE), William Miles (Jr./DB), Mike Ryan (Jr./WR), Tom Schneider (Jr./QB), Scott Shattuck (Sr./G), Chad Wilson (Sr./S); Findlay: Scott Dearwester (So./OL), Craig Hoying (Jr./DT), Kenny Klatt (Fr./LB), Richard Sumlin (So./DT), Monterae Williams (So./ RB), Steve Winner (Sr./WR); Grand Valley State: Matt Bakker (Sr./DB), Ryan Bass (Sr./WR), Steve Gawronski (Sr./DL), Kyle McMahon (Sr./QB), Kurt Schnitger (Sr./LS); Hillsdale College: Bren Bergquist (Jr./TE), Evan Duey (Sr./OL), Patrick Harbour (Sr./OL), Kevin Hershock (Sr./HB), Kam Mueller (Sr./DL), Joe Vear (Jr./DB); Indianapolis: Joe Britner (So./OL), Alex Byrnes (Sr./DB), Mike Dum (Jr./LB), Marâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Quone Edmonds (So./WR), Ryan Forney (Jr./WR); Lake Erie: Sean Bedevelsky (Jr./QB), Rudy Glenn (Jr./DB), Mike Gritz (Jr./OL), Mike Hounshell (Jr./OL), Brandon James (Jr./WR); Michigan Tech: Justin Armstrong (So./LB), Ben Foelker (Jr./DB), Jake Klingelhutz (Jr./DT). Quinn Parnell (Jr./DB), Matt Payment (Sr./DL), Anthony Santi (Sr./C); Northern Michigan: Dustin Brancheau (Sr./WR), DJ Catalano (Sr./DT), Jason Dumont (Sr./OL), John Privitelli (Jr./RB), Eric Wells (Sr./LB); Northwood: Anthony Brandon (Sr./FB), Quillan Mathis (Jr./WR), Steve Michalak (Sr./OL), Aaron Shavers (So./QB), Pat Sijan (Sr./PK), Andrew Smith (Sr./DT); Ohio Dominican: Andrew Carpenter (So./OC), Manju Jabbie (Sr./DE), Jason McCurdy (Sr./DB), Mike Noffsinger (Jr./RB), Brandon Robinson (Jr./WR), Vincent Vasquez (Fr./LB;) Saginaw Valley State: Zach Cecich (So./TE), Rick Evans (Sr./FS), JaVae Ingraham (Sr./CB), Nate Snyder (So./DE), Frank Toarmina (Jr./OG), Paul Webb (Jr./DT); Tiffin: Joe Collard (Fr./DE), David Singleton (Sr./WR), Mike Virgin (So./DB), Brendton Williams (So./WR), Trey Williams (Sr./WR), Jason Young (Fr./QB); Wayne State: Curtis Ferguson (So./LG), Greg Hasse (So./DE), Austin Hughes (Sr./TE), Raleigh Ross (Jr./LB), Cortez Smith (So./CB), Stefan Treleckyj (Fr./PK).

Tiffin University Combined Team Statistics (as of Jul 08, 2011) All games

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Date Sep 02, 2010 Sep 11, 2010 Sep 18, 2010 Sep 25, 2010 Oct 2, 2010 Oct 09, 2010 Oct 16, 2010 Oct 23, 2010 Oct 30, 2010 Nov 06, 2010 Nov 13, 2010

Opponent MALONE WAYNE STATE FINDLAY at Ferris State GRAND VALLEY STATE at Ashland at Northwood OHIO DOMINICAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN at Lake Erie College at #13 Hillsdale College

Rushing

D. McKnight T. Nicholson Craig Fairley Jason Young Rich Davis Trey Williams M. Rutkowski Bryce Wilder E. Holland Danny Agyeman David Singleton Darrion Brown Nate Scully Total Opponents Passing

Jason Young Nate Scully David Singleton Trey Williams Total Opponents Receiving

Trey Williams David Singleton B. Williams J. Marquez Nate Scully T. Nicholson Darrion Brown Josh Cohen D. McKnight Bryce Wilder Craig Fairley Zachary Kivior Total Opponents Field Goals

M. Rutkowski Scoring

B. Williams M. Rutkowski David Singleton Trey Williams Jason Young Nate Scully T. Nicholson Bryce Wilder D. McKnight Mike Virgin Total Opponents Score by Quarters Tiffin University Opponents

att

gain loss

net avg

11 102 379 52 327 11 88 272 43 229 11 24 99 13 86 10 73 248 220 28 2 5 15 0 15 11 3 13 0 13 11 1 6 0 6 9 2 12 7 5 4 1 1 0 1 5 1 0 0 0 11 2 1 8 -7 6 2 0 10 -10 10 23 41 158 -117 11 327 1087 511 576 11 518 3610 265 3345 gp

10 10 11 11 11 11 gp

effic comp-att-int

no.

6-10 td

Att. 1062 375 750 2657 335 3023 2612 1226 650 918 903

pct

yds

avg

pct. 01-19

7 - 6-10 6 5 2 2 2 1 1 1 27 6-10 62 11-14 1st

1-2

kick

21-24 21-24 58-61 2nd

5 4 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 18 20

20-29

60.0 0-0 fg

12.3 12.1 17.9 10.8 16.1 8.0 9.5 4.8 10.0 18.0 7.0 6.0 12.8 15.7

lg avg/g

3rd

23 64 47 129 143 120

80 170.5 53 67.7 53 7.0 5 0.5 80 224.0 79 172.7

4th

69 71

Interceptions

lg avg/g

4-5

40-49

1-3

0 0

5 1 1

Punting

lg blk

0-0

Total 203 463

pts

- 42 - 39 - 36 - 32 - 12 - 12 - 12 6 6 6 - 203 - 463

Away 0-5 0-5 0-0

TU 172 48 106 18 576 327 1.8 52.4 5 2464 193-346-19 7.1 12.8 224.0 18 3040 4.5 276.4 76-1725 13-145 7-88 19-8 60-485 62-35.3 29:00 47/147 10/18 yds avg

84 16.8 0 0.0 4 4.0 lg

26 944 36.3 69 19 650 34.2 58 17 594 34.9 60

2 1 2

10 2 1 13 15

yds avg

79 56 10 145 205

Kick Returns

no.

yds avg

David Singleton Bryce Wilder D. McKnight Trey Williams J. Marquez B. Williams Josh Cohen Michael Herb E. Holland Total Opponents All Purpose

David Singleton Trey Williams D. McKnight B. Williams Bryce Wilder Total Opponents Total Offense

Jason Young Nate Scully D. McKnight T. Nicholson Craig Fairley Total Opponents

7.9 28.0 10.0 11.2 13.7

33 740 22.4 15 373 24.9 14 384 27.4 7 166 23.7 2 9 4.5 2 19 9.5 1 12 12.0 1 12 12.0 1 10 10.0 76 1725 22.7 37 825 22.3

rush

rcv

11 -7 497 79 11 13 702 10 11 327 30 0 11 0 610 56 9 5 36 0 11 576 2464 145 11 3345 1900 205 g plays

10 10 11 11 11 11 11

OPP 238 148 76 14 3345 518 6.5 304.1 38 1900 121-203-7 9.4 15.7 172.7 20 5245 7.3 476.8 37-825 15-205 19-196 15-8 51-470 35-36.9 31:00 49/124 4/8 84 0 4

no.

Neutral 0-0 0-0 0-0

1 0 0

Punt Returns

David Singleton B. Williams Trey Williams Total Opponents

50-99

Home 1-5 0-5 1-0

no. yds avg

M. Rutkowski Michael Herb Nate Scully

- - - 1 - 1-2 - - - - - 1 1-2 - 0-1

no.

Mike Virgin S.Jean-Baptiste Courtney Embry

61 63.8 80 45.2 53 55.5 40 19.6 41 17.7 18 8.0 48 12.7 8 1.9 14 2.7 34 4.0 7 0.6 6 1.0 80 224.0 79 172.7

30-39

Overall 1-10 0-10 1-0

Team Statistics FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards PUNTS-AVG TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 4TH-DOWN Conversions

37 29.7 18 20.8 31 7.8 26 2.8 8 7.5 8 1.2 6 0.5 12 0.6 1 0.2 0 0.0 1 -0.6 0 -1.7 18 -11.7 37 52.4 69 304.1

PAT rush rcv pass dxp saf

0-1 0-1 -

Record: All games Conference Non-Conference

lg avg/g

3.2 1 2.6 2 3.6 0 0.4 2 3.0 0 4.3 0 6.0 0 2.5 0 1.0 0 0.0 0 -3.5 0 -5.0 0 -5.1 0 1.8 5 6.5 38

121.07 144-255-14 56.5 1705 15 118.12 46-87-5 52.9 677 3 423.40 2-2-0 100.0 77 0 71.00 1-2-0 50.0 5 0 121.78 193-346-19 55.8 2464 18 163.84 121-203-7 59.6 1900 20

11 57 702 11 41 497 11 34 610 11 20 216 10 11 177 11 11 88 6 8 76 10 4 19 11 3 30 9 2 36 11 1 7 6 1 6 11 193 2464 11 121 1900 fg

Score 31-21 14-63 7-10 28-52 10-71 0-49 27-51 21-41 14-43 27-31 24-31

W L L L L L L L L L L

0 1 0 1 0

fc i20 50+ blk

5 11 5 5 0 5

2 2 1

0 0 0

21 12 10 21 64 lg

2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

88 66 52 29 9 12 12 12 10 88 69

total avg/g

740 0 1309 119.0 166 0 891 81.0 384 0 741 67.4 19 0 685 62.3 373 0 414 46.0 1725 88 4998 454.4 825 196 6471 588.3

rush

pass

total avg/g

328 28 1705 1733 173.3 110 -117 677 560 56.0 102 327 0 327 29.7 88 229 0 229 20.8 24 86 0 86 7.8 673 576 2464 3040 276.4 721 3345 1900 5245 476.8

Tiffin University Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Jul 08, 2011) All games # 89 11 42 14 12 15 8 39 9X 27 31 95 91 58 93 57 23 6 82 97 1X 56 47 24 21 35 1 17 83 28 2 67 52 25 88 72 85 22 48 3 20 7 69 92 34 59 41 32 5 10

Tackles a tot

Defensive Leaders

Joseph Collard Mike Virgin Kody David Logan Snell William Cook DeJuan Graham S.Jean-Baptiste AJ Brewer Bob Edwards Vincent Noble Anthony Thomas Dewon Tufts Logan Kaminski Juan Montoya Michael Debesay Nick Heath Courtney Embry D. Lawrence Trey Williams Arthur Lowe DaVon Dixon Mike Gomez B. McCorkle Stephen Wells Craig Fairley J. Clairsaint B. Williams J. Robinson Joseph Lofton Ben Watts David Singleton D. Marshall Nick Gilbert Danny Agyeman J. Marquez Aace Johnson Josh Cohen Bryce Wilder Michael Herb E. Holland Sean Freeman H. Burton P. Matthews Rick Armstrong Tunde Adedipe Alexis Vega Gerald Mills T. Nicholson D. McKnight Nate Scully Total Opponents

11 56 29 11 57 28 11 38 26 11 27 21 11 29 16 11 24 19 10 27 12 6 24 15 8 18 21 10 25 12 10 18 12 11 14 14 10 7 12 6 10 8 8 7 7 9 4 9 9 9 3 9 2 10 11 7 3 9 4 6 3 7 2 3 7 1 11 4 3 8 6 1 11 4 2 9 3 2 11 4 1 5 2 3 8 1 3 3 . 4 11 2 1 1 2 1 10 1 2 5 1 1 11 2 . 6 2 . 10 2 . 9 . 2 3 2 . 4 1 1 5 . 1 4 1 . 9 1 . 1 1 . 3 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 11 1 . 11 1 . 10 1 . 11 467 316 11 407 326

85 85 64 48 45 43 39 39 39 37 30 28 19 18 14 13 12 12 10 10 9 8 7 7 6 5 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 783 733

tfl/yds

19.0-47 4.0-14 6.5-29 4.0-14 4.5-22 4.0-28 2.5-10 3.0-5 2.5-4 1.0-3 2.5-8 0.5-0 . 1.0-4 0.5-2 2.0-5 . . . 0.5-0 . . . . . 1.5-3 . . . . . 1.0-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.5-1 . . . . 61-202 97-452

Sacks no-yds

Pass defense Fumbles blkd int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick

1.0-7 . . 5-84 3.0-20 . 2.0-12 . 1.5-12 . 1.0-10 . 1.5-9 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.0-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-73 7-88 43-293 19-196

. 1 1 1 . 1 . . 2 3 2 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 42

2 . . 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 18

1-0 . 1-0 1-0 . 1-0 . . . 1-0 . . . . 2-0 . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-0 8-87

3 2 1 . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 11

. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2

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2010 in Review Dragons open 2010 season with 31-21 win over Malone Tiffin University successfully opened its 2010 football season with a 31-21 victory over Malone University, scoring 14 unanswered points in the third quarter to give them a solid lead that it did not relinquish. The Dragons, who never trailed in the game, opened scoring with an 11-play, 77 yard drive to start the game, capping it off with a 9-yard run by running back David McKnight at the 9:35 mark. Malone answered at the 1:40 mark of the first quarter with an 82 yard drive of their own, with Matt Kiel catching a 3-yard pass from Logan Francis to knot the score at 7-7. The Dragons answered immediately with a 9-play, 78 yard drive at the start of the second quarter, with Brendton Williams hauling in a sensational 40 yard TD reception from quarterback Nate Scully at the 11:54 mark and putting TU back up 14-7. Malone returned the favor with 6:01 on the clock, as running back Marcus McFolling grinding out an 18 yard run to tie the score at 14-14. TU refused to back down before the half, as kicker Mike Rutkowski capped off a 55 yard drive with a 41 yard field goal with just 18 seconds left on the clock in the first half and giving the Dragons a 17-14 lead heading into the halftime break. The third quarter proved critical for the Dragons, as they scored twice late in the period to give themselves a substantial lead late in the game. Trey Williams caught a 13 yard pass in the corner of the end zone at the 4:52 mark to jump ahead 24-14. But the Dragons were not done yet, as defensive back Mike Virgin stopped a driving Malone offense with an 84-yard interception return at the 4:09 mark for a touchdown that catapulted TU to a 31-14 lead. Virgin had a superb game, registering 9 tackles with 2 interceptions in the game. Malone did manage to score on a 17 yard pass from Matt Kiel to Ryan Boland with 14:57 left in the game, but they were unable to get any closer, as a swarming Dragons defense registered 6 sacks in the game. Kody David had 7 tackles, 3 for loss with 2 sacks, while DeJuan Graham and Doug Marshall also had sacks. Seven different Dragons were in on Malone sacks. TU had 11 tackles for loss along with three interceptions. Scully had a strong game passing the ball, completing 18 of 25 passes for 253 yards and 2 TDs with just one interception. Trey Williams had 9 catches for 116 yards while David Singleton also had 7 catches for 78 yards and Brendton Williams added 59 more yards on 2 receptions. David McKnight had 85 tough rushing yards while Rutkowski was perfect with 4 PATs and a 41 yard field goal. Williams and Singleton also combined for 280 all-purpose yards.

Dragons fall hard in GLIAC opener with Wayne State The Dragons were able to hold the Warriors to only seven points in the first quarter, but a 42-point outburst by Wayne State (2-0, 1-0 GLIAC) in the second quarter turned in to a 63-14 win over Tiffin (1-1, 0-1 GLIAC) Saturday afternoon at soggy Frost-Kalnow Stadium. While Wayne State topped Tiffin in total yards (461-223), the Dragons outgained the Warriors through the air 196-174. Individually for the Dragons, Nate Scully was 11-for-23 with 159 yards and three interceptions. Brendton Williams led all receivers in the game with six catches for 138

yards. Kody David led the TU defense with 10 tackles, including the only Tiffin sack of the game. Leading the Warriors were running backs Toney Davis and Josh Renel with three touchdowns apiece. Davis had 14 carries for 140 yards while Renel ran for 89 yards on 18 carries. WSU quarterback Mickey Mohner was 7-for-13 for 164 yards and one touchdown with one interception thrown. For the second straight game, Tiffin had a return for a touchdown. With Mike Virgin turning in an interception return for a score against Malone, the Dragons’ David Singleton returned a kickoff 88 yards with just under two minutes left in the second half against Wayne State.

Both teams failed to score on the first possession of the game, but a Scully

interception led to Wayne State’s first score of the game in the first quarter. Six of the seven plays were Renel carries for a total of 38 yards, combined with a 11-yard completion to Troy Burrell, leading to Wayne State taking a 7-0 lead after the first quarter. In the first 8:06 of the second quarter, the Warriors used a blocked field goal, an interception return for a touchdown and a fumble as a catalyst for 35 points to take a 42-0 lead. However, Singleton answered for the Dragons, eluding tacklers on an 88-yard kickoff return for a touchdown with 3:54 remaining in the first half. WSU added another touchdown to take a 49-7 lead to the locker room. Coming out of intermission, Tiffin put together an impressive drive for a score. Facing a second and 11 at the TU 34, Scully found Williams for a 26-yard completion to enter Wayne State territory. After a pair of rushes by Taurean Nicholson for 12 yards, Scully found Trey Williams for 19 yards to give Tiffin a first and goal at the WSU 9. The ball was moved down to the two after a Wayne State pass interference on third down, and a pair of Nicholson one-yard runs drew Tiffin within 56-14. The Warriors closed the game as second-string QB Zack George found Danny McKae for a 10-yard touchdown for the final 63-14 score.

Dragons comeback falls short vs. Findlay 10-7

The Dragons’ fourth quarter rally attempt ran out of time as Findlay (1-2, 1-1) scored the first 10 points of the game and held on for the 10-7 win over Tiffin (1-2, 0-2) Saturday afternoon (Sept. 18) in a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference rivalry game at Frost-Kalnow Stadium. Tiffin outgained Findlay through the air, 243-120, but the Oilers held Tiffin to -24 yards rushing as UF gained 221 yards of its own on the ground. Tiffin allowed 6 sacks in the game, with quarterback Nate Scully taking 5 of them. Quarterback Jason Young hit 62.5% of his passes (10-16) with 120 yards and one touchdown. Nate Scully added 123 yards passing, completing eight of 20 passes with one interception thrown. David Singleton led the Dragon receiving corps with 82 yards receiving on four catches. Jonathon Marquez grabbed a game-high six receptions and added 72 yards. Brendton Williams grabbed only two passes, but one was wide open in the end zone for Tiffin’s lone score. Defensively, Joseph Collard led everyone with 16 tackles, 11 of which were solo. He also had 2.5 tackles for loss and a forced fumble. Mike Virgin and Kody David added 13 tackles apiece. For Findlay, Monterae Williams racked up 171 yards rushing with one touchdown on 39 carries. Zach Tate connected on half of his 20 passes for 120 yards. Kenny Klatt added nine tackles for the Oiler defense. Both teams failed to score on each of their first six possessions before Tiffin threatened near the end of the first. On third and 14 on the TU 14, Tiffin’s Scully was flushed out of the pocket but found Singleton at the Findlay 31

and weaved his way for an apparent touchdown. However, the official in the secondary called illegal block in the back to push the Dragons back to the UF 41. Tiffin was able to convert another fourth down, but it came away with no points when Mike Rutkowski’s 34 yard field goal attempt just sailed wide. Findlay answered the next series with a field goal to go into intermission up 3-0. Findlay went up 10-0 with a touchdown drive in its opening possession of the third quarter. Tiffin looked as if it survived the UF scoring threat when Cameron Stevens pushed a 36 yard field goal to the left, but a running into the kicker call on the Dragons gave Findlay a first down. Three plays later, Monterae Williams rumbled into the end zone from the one to put the visitors up by 10. Tiffin added its own scoring drive in the fourth. Young began the drive at the 9:18 mark and hit Marquez and Trey Williams for a total of 25 yards to the Findlay 43. After Young found Marquez for another 21 yards, he threw two incomplete passes to face a third and 10 from the UF 24. On the ensuing play, Young found his favorite target, Marquez, for 14 and two yards, respectively, to bring up second and goal from the eight. On the next play, Young found Brendton Williams all alone in the end zone to bring the Dragons within a field goal with 6:06 remaining. Findlay went three and out to give Tiffin one more chance, and on first down from the TU 34, Young found Marquez again for 11 yards. However, the drive stalled and Tiffin was forced to punt. Findlay was able to pick up a trio of first downs to run out the final 2:41 remaining in the game.

Dragons fall on road to Ferris State 52-28 Tiffin (1-3, 0-3) tied the game at 21 in the third quarter, but Ferris State (3-1, 3-0) scored 17 straight points en route to a 52-28 win Saturday night at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids, Mich. Quarterback Jason Young led the Dragons, connecting on 21 of 41 passes for a quartet of touchdowns. Seven different receivers caught passes for TU, led by Trey Williams with eight catches for 69 yards. Brendton Williams added three receptions for 71 yards, highlighted by a 50-yard catch near the end of the first half. Kody David led the Tiffin defense with 11 tackles while Joseph Collard forced and recovered a fumble. Leading Ferris State, Tom Schneider connected on 13 of 16 passes for four touchdowns of his own. Skyler Stoker ran for 106 yards on 12 carries while Chris Wilson grabbed four passes, two of which went for touchdowns. Matt Ryan had a game-high 12 tackles for the Bulldog defense. The Dragons took the opening kickoff and drove down using more than half of the time on the clock in the opening stanza. Starting from the TU 24, Young found a trio of different receivers to reach the 50 yard line. After a pair of short runs by David McKnight, Young completed a pair of passes to Trey Williams to reach the Ferris State 20 yard line. A six-yard run and seven-yard reception by Taurean Nicholson put Tiffin on second and three at the FS 7. A pair of runs by McKnight netted two yards and forced a fourthdown decision for Tiffin head coach David Walkosky. As Walkosky has done three previous times this season, he chose to go for the first down. And for the fourth time, the Dragons converted, thanks to a two-yard run by McKnight. After a four-yard loss and an incomplete pass, Young found Trey Williams in the corner of the end zone for the exclamation point, using up 7:42 of the clock on the game’s initial drive. However, Mike Rutkowski’s kick was missed and Tiffin had a 6-0 lead. The home team answered on its initial drive of the game, going 88 yards down the field to take an early 7-6 lead. On first and goal from the 10, Thomas found the end zone with a pair of runs. The first quarter came to a close with the Bulldogs leading by one. Ferris State took a 14-6 lead on its initial drive of the second quarter when Schneider found Kevin Guirand for a one-yard score with 11:28 remaining in the first half. Tiffin would not go quietly into the half, adding 12 unanswered points of its own to take an 18-14 lead. On TU’s initial drive of the second quarter, Singleton returned the kickoff 42 yard to the FS 45. Four plays later from the 10, Young found Singleton for 10 yards to bring TU within a pair. However, the two-point conversion pass attempt fell short. After a TU stop on the next Ferris State possession, Tiffin took a quick 18-14 lead. Starting on its own 49, Tiffin gained one yard in two plays to face a third and nine at midfield. Young hooked up with Brendton Williams on a deep out pass for 50 yards and the Dragon touchdown. The conversion rush attempt failed and Tiffin led by four with 1:27 remaining in the half. Ferris State answered right before half to wrestle the lead back from TU. On first down from its own 26, Schneider scrambled 24 yards to reach midfield. After a 23-yard pass play, Schneider found Wilson for the 27-yard score and the sixth touchdown between the two teams in the first half. But the Bulldogs had a 21-18 lead into intermission thanks to a trio of extra points.

Tiffin bounced back in the second half to knot the game at 21. FS started with the ball to begin the half, but a costly fumble forced and recovered by TU’s Collard at the Ferris State 26 set up a Rutkowski 25-yard field goal to tie the game. The Bulldogs took control of the game with 17 straight points at the end of the third and beginning of the fourth. Tiffin did manage to cut the deficit to 38-28 thanks to an 86-yard drive orchestrated by Young. On second and goal from the two, young found Bryce Wilder to cut the Bulldogs’ lead to 10 with 13:42 remaining. Ferris State added 14 points to end the game for the final 24-point spread.

To p - r a n k e d G r a n d Valley State dispatches Dragons 71-10 Tiffin University took on the nation’s top-ranked team, as Grand Valley State came to town. The Lakers had little trouble with the Dragons, as TU allowed a school-record 71 points in a 71-10 loss to the Lakers on a cold and rainy day at FrostKalnow Stadium. Tiffin (1-4, 0-4 GLIAC) allowed the Lakers (50, 4-0 GLIAC) to score on the game’s opening possession, as GVSU covered 60 yards in three plays to make it 7-0. TU bounced back nicely, though, as TU drove 59 yards in 7 plays and capped it with a 30 yard field goal by Mike Rutkowski to make it 7-3 with 11:06 to go in the first quarter. The Lakers took off from there, scoring 27 unanswered points before halftime behind a strong running game and powerful blocking up front. GVSU led at halftime 34-3. Starting quarterback Jason Young left the game early in the third quarter after taking a hard hit on a pass attempt, bringing backup Nate Scully into the game. Scully responded by leading TU 80 yards down the field on 10 plays and passing to David Singleton on a 21-yard touchdown pass that made the score 48-10 at the 6:52 mark of the third quarter. The Lakers finished the game with 23 more unanswered points, finishing the game with 610 total yards including 382 on the ground. They averaged 13.2 yards per rush. The Dragons had 324 yards of offense, with 182 through the air and 142 on the ground. David McKnight had his best day as a Dragons football player yet, rushing for a tough 124 yards on 23 carries while also catching an 8 yard pass and totaling 71 yards on kick returns. Overall he totaled 203 all-purpose yards. Brendton Williams had 69 yards receiving on 4 catches while Trey Williams had 62 yards on 4 receptions. Bryce Wilder racked up 179 yards in kick returns. Mike Virgin led TU’s defense with 7 tackles while Joseph Collard had 6 tackles, including 4 for loss.

Dragons fall at Ashland 49-0 Tiffin University got off on the wrong foot from the opening kickoff, eventually falling at Ashland 49-0 to fall to 1-5, 1-4 in the GLIAC. Ashland improves to 3-3, 2-3 in the GLIAC. Tiffin fumbled the opening kickoff, turning the ball over to the Eagles who promptly ran it in from 8 yards out on their opening offensive play of the game to take a 7-0 lead. On Ashland’s next possession, a 44-yard pass completion made the score 14-0 at the 12:47 mark of the first quarter, putting the Dragons in a hole early. The Dragons’ Jason Young tried to get the Dragons offense moving and back into the game, but an interception led to another Ashland score as TU fell behind 21-0 at the 10:24 mark. Ashland capped their scoring in the 28-0 first quarter with a 69 yard TD run. They then added two more scores before the half, capping a 7 play, 87 yard drive with a 33 yard touchdown pass at 12:26 and made it 42-0 at halftime with another score after a 64 yard drive at the 6:22 mark of the second quarter. Overall Ashland outgained TU 524-257, including 307-51 on the ground. TU had 3 turnovers, including 2 interceptions. The Dragons also converted just 1 of 10 thirddown opportunities. Trey Williams had a solid game offensively for TU, hauling in 5 passes for 116 yards while Nate Scully was the leading rusher with 23 yards on 6 carries. Young completed 10 of 18 passes for 136 yards with 2 interceptions. Defensively AJ Brewer led with 10 tackles, followed by Mike Virgin with 9 and Kody David and DeJuan Graham with 7 each.

Dragons battle early but fail to keep pace with Northwood Tiffin University put up a battle early but could not keep pace in the second half, falling at Northwood 51-27 in another GLIAC contest. Tiffin’s defense failed to contain the Timberwolves all day, allowing 592 yards of total offense including 399 on the ground. Tiffin’s offense racked up 313 total yards, 117 on the ground. The Dragons opened in fine fashion, marching 55 yards in 9 plays before Jason Young ran in from the 1-yard line at the 8:39 mark of the first quarter for the 7-0 lead. Northwood responded with 14 straight points to take a 14-7 lead. The Dragons’ Bryce Wilder returned a kickoff 66 yards to give the Dragons great field position. TU promptly responded by scoring at the 14:22 mark of the second quarter, as Taurean Nicholson rushed in from the 5-yard line to tie the score at 14-14. A wild second quarter followed, as Northwood answered TU’s score with a 57 yard touchdown run to go ahead 21-14. The Dragons responded on the ensuing kickoff with another great return, as David Singleton returned the kick 86 yards for a touchdown that tied the score at 21-21 at the 13:24 mark. Northwood’s offense kept up the attack, though, tacking on 10 more points in the final 2:16 of the first half to take a 31-21 lead into the hafltime break. The Timberwolves tightened up the defense, allowing TU only 6 more points in the game while scoring 13 points in the third quarter to put the game away. Tiffin’s final score came at the 13:35 mark of the fourth quarter when Trey Williams hauled in a 6 yard pass from Young to cap a 11-play, 62 yard drive. Overall Young led the offense, completing 23 of 40 passes with 1 interception for 196 yards and one touchdown, while also leading the team in rushing with 66 yards on 14 attempts and another TD. Nicholson added 44 more yards on 10 carries with a touchdown while also catching 6 passes for 51 yards. Williams had 7 catches for 55 yards and a touchdown, while Nate Scully had 56 receiving yards on 3 catches. Defensively Mike Debesay led the team with 8 tackles, followed by Joseph Collard with 7 and AJ Brewer with 6.

TU fails to keep up with Panthers in 41-21 loss Tiffin University could not keep pace with Ohio Dominican in their annual Homecoming game, falling behind 27-0 at halftime en route to a 41-21 loss that drops the Dragons to 1-7, 0-7 in the GLIAC. The Panthers are now 2-5 overall, 2-5 in the GLIAC. ODU got on the board after their first possession and never let up. Jeremy Fudge ran it in from 13 yards out, capping an 8-play, 80-yard drive in just 3:22 to take a 7-0 lead. They scored quickly again on their next possession, driving 91 yards in 6 plays as Mike Noffsinger ran it home from 56 yards out to give ODU a 14-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. ODU’s Chris Vortkamp hit a 36 yard field goal at the 14:12 mark of quarter number 2, and Noffsinger had another big TD run with a 62 yard run to make it 24-0. Vortkamp ended the half by drilling a 44 yard field goal as time expired. Noffsinger continued his big day with a 74 yard TD reception from Jeremy Fudge just 23 seconds into the third quarter to make it 34-0. TU finally got on the board at the 7:55 mark of the third quarter when Brendton Williams caught a 10 yard pass from Jason Young, finishing an 11-play, 83 yard drive. After ODU made it 41-7 after an 84 yard drive, Tiffin put two scores on the board. Trey Williams caught a 12 yard pass from Young after an 80 yard drive at 5:47 of the fourth quarter, and Nate Scully had a 10 yard TD catch from Young to close out the scoring at the 2:23 mark. Overall ODU outgained TU 569-272, including 422 yards rushing. TU was outgained on the ground 422-55. Young finished his day completing 22 of 35 passes for 217 yards and 3 touchdowns but also weathered 5 sacks and 2 interceptions. Brendton Williams was the leading receiver with 71 yards on 5 catches. Eight different Dragons caught passes. Craig Fairley was the leading rusher with 47 yards on 4 carries. Defensively Sandro Jean-Baptiste had 9 tackles with 7 solo stops, while Mike Virgin had 8 tackles and 2 interceptions. Joseph Collard had 8 tackles including 2 for loss.

Dragons drop 43-14 decision on Senior Day Tiffin University got off on the wrong foot on Senior Day, falling behind 17-0 after one quarter en route to a 43-14 loss to Northern Michigan in their final home game of 2010. After falling behind by 17 points, the Dragons got on the board in a dramatic way when Brendton Williams broke through the line and blocked a Wildcats’ punt, then picked it up and returned it 12 yards for a touchdown to make the score 17-7. After NMU responded with a 33 yard field goal on their next possession, Tiffin fired back with one big play, a 55-yard touchdown reception by David Singleton off a short pass from Jason Young. Singleton broke around right end and streaked down the sideline for the TD, bringing the Dragons to within 6 points at 20-14. The Wildcats bounced right back before halftime, taking their next possession and putting together a 6 play, 67 yard drive and scoring with 14 seconds left to make the score 27-14 at the half. Tiffin could not get on track in the second half as Northern Michigan continued a solid power running game, putting up 16 more second-half points while keeping TU off the board.

Overall NMU outrushed TU 327 to -53 yards, and 385-128 in total offense. The Wildcats controlled the ball with 25 first downs to TU’s 8, including a 23-1 edge in rushing first downs. The Dragons also had 5 turnovers in the game with 4 interceptions while also allowing 5 sacks.

Dragons comeback effort falls just short against Chargers

Singleton had 76 yards receiving on 5 catches with a TD and 160 all-purpose yards, while Darrion Brown had 2 catches for 52 yards. Young finished with 181 yards passing on 13 of 25 passes with 4 interceptions.

Tiffin University’s football team wrapped up the 2010 season with a narrow 31-24 loss to 14th-ranked Hillsdale, nearly coming back with 21 fourth quarter points before falling in the closing seconds.

Defensively, Logan Snell had 15 tackles, Mike Virgin had 13 tackles and 2 for loss, and Chase Barnes had 12 tackles. Joseph Collard also had 9 tackles with 2.5 for loss.

The Dragons defense played tough during a close first half, not allowing any first quarter points before the Chargers finally broke through for 17 points in the second quarter. Hillsdale led at the half 17-0.

Dragons fall just short at Lake Erie 31-27

Mike Rutkowski got TU on the board at 12:13 of the third quarter, drilling a 37 yard field goal to make it 17-3.

Tiffin University battled throughout the game but came up just short in a narrow 31-27 loss at Lake Erie, falling to 1-9, 0-9 in the GLIAC.

Hillsdale tacked 14 more points on the scoreboard before the end of the third quarter, taking a comfortable 31-3 lead into the fourth quarter. But Tiffin was not ready to concede the game just yet.

The Dragons and Storm played tough defense against each other throughout the first half before both teams turned up the offense in a back-and-forth second half that came down to the closing minutes of the game. Lake Erie got on the board first, hitting a 60 yard touchdown pass at 5:22 of the first quarter to take a 7-0 lead. Tiffin answered just before halftime when Brendton Williams hauled in a 7 yard TD pass from Jason Young, completing a 9 play, 79 yard drive with 2:08 to play in the half. Score at the half stood at 7-7. Things started out well for the Dragons in the third quarter. Mike Rutkowski drilled two 30 yard field goals just minutes apart to give TU a 13-7 lead at the 10:50 mark. But Lake Erie bounced back, capping a 5 play, 81 yard drive with a 5 yard touchdown run to retake the lead at 14-13. They then kicked a 28 yard field goal at the 5:41 mark to take a 17-13 lead. The Dragons next possession proved critical to the outcome of the game. The Dragons drove down the field, gaining a first and goal from the Lake Erie 1 yard line and appeared poised to retake the lead. But a personal foul and an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty moved TU back to the Lake Erie 33 yard line, out of field goal range and giving the Dragons an uphill climb to put it in the end zone. After failing on fourth down to score, the Dragons caught a break as Lake Erie was whistled for roughing the passer, giving TU a first down at the 15 yard line. But on the next play, Tiffin fumbled during a rush and Lake Erie recovered, a huge momentum shift that the Storm took advantage of by driving 79 yards in 8 plays and scoring at 12:24 of the fourth quarter to take a 24-13 lead. The Dragons refused to die, however, as Trey Williams caught a 14 yard touchdown pass from Young and then caught the 2-point conversion pass to bring TU back to within three points at 24-21 with 8:40 to play. Lake Erie did what it had to do, taking the next possession and breaking a big 40 yard touchdown run off at 4:15 of the fourth quarter to jump back ahead 31-21. Tiffin’s Young kept hopes alive, hooking up with Nate Scully on a 41 yard touchdown pass that figured to get the Dragons back to within three. But the extra point was missed, putting TU down 31-27 with 2:42 to play. Tiffin failed to recover the onside kick, and Lake Erie was able to run out the clock for the win. Young led the Tiffin offense, which was outgained in total offense 485-328. Young accounted for 251 of those yards through the air on 20 of 28 passing with just 1 interception and 3 touchdowns. Trey Williams had 85 yards on 9 catches, while Jonathan Marquez also had 86 yards receiving on 5 catches. Defensively Joseph Collard had 9 tackles, Bob Edwards had 9 tackles, A.J. Brewer had 8 tackles, and Logan Snell and Mike Virgin had 7 tackles each.

Jason Young completed a 6-play, 69 yard drive at 13:48 of the fourth quarter by running in the score from 1-yard out to make it 31-10. He continued his solid day by hooking up with David Singleton on an 80 yard bomb at 4:17 to bring TU to within 14 points at 31-17. The Dragons got to within one score when Brendton Williams grabbed a 34 yard pass from Young, capping a 7 play, 96 yard drive with 54 seconds left to make the score 31-24. The game then came down to TU recovering the onside kick, but Hillsdale picked up the short kick and then ran out the clock. Overall Hillsdale outgained TU 500-371 and 33-14 in first downs. TU had success with the pass throughout the day, as Young finished with 279 yards on 14 of 26 passing and no interceptions, passing for 2 TDs and rushing for another. Singleton had 178 all-purpose yards, including 115 yards receiving on 6 catches. Trey Williams completed his Dragons career with 86 yards on 5 catches, while Brendton Williams had 95 yards receiving on 3 catches. Defensively Chase Barnes posted 16 tackles while Logan Snell had 9, Joseph Collard had 8, and Anthony Thomas, Vincent Noble, and AJ Brewer had 7 tackles each. Mike Virgin also had 6 tackles with another interception, his team-leading 5th of the season.

Dragons Opponents

Ferris State University Location: Big Rapids MI Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Crimson and gold Stadium: Top Taggart Field (6200) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Perk Weisenburger SID: Joe Gorby Head Coach: Jeff Pierce Years at school: 17 Overall Record: 96-80/17 years FSU record: 96-80 2010 record: 5-6, 5-5 GLIAC

University of Findlay Location: Findlay OH Nickname: Oilers Colors: Orange and black Stadium: Donnell Stadium (7500) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Steven Rackley SID: David Buck Head Coach: Rob Keys Years at school: first year Overall Record: first year UF record: first year 2010 record: 1-10, 1-9 GLIAC

Northern Michigan University Location: Marquette MI Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Old gold and olive green Stadium: Superior Dome (8000) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Ken Godfrey SID: Calvin Larson Head Coach: Bernie Anderson Years at school: 6 Overall Record: 114-126/24 years NMU record: 21-30 2010 record: 5-6, 5-5 GLIAC

Ashland University Location: Ashland OH Nickname: Eagles Colors: Purple and gold Stadium: Community Stadium (6000) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Bill Goldring SID: Al King Head Coach: Lee Owens Years at school: 8 Overall Record: 89-89/16 years AU record: 49-28 2010 record: 8-3, 7-3 GLIAC

Wayne State University Location: Detroit MI Nickname: Warriors Colors: Green and gold Stadium: WSU Stadium (6000) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Rob Fournier SID: Jeff Weiss Head Coach: Paul Winters Years at school: 8 Overall Record: 36-39/8 years WSU record: 36-39 2010 record: 9-2, 8-2 GLIAC

Grand Valley State University Location: Allendale MI Nickname: Lakers Colors: Blue, black and white Stadium: Lubbers Stadium (8550) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Tim Selgo SID: Tim Nott Head Coach: Matt Mitchell Years at school: 2 Overall Record: 11-2 GVSU record: 11-2 2010 record: 11-2, 9-1 GLIAC

Malone University Location: Canton OH Nickname: Pioneers Colors: Red, white, blue Stadium: Fawcett Stadium (23,000) Affilliation: NAIA AD: Charlie Grimes SID: Mark Bankert Head Coach: Eric Hehman Years at school: 2 Overall Record: 31-29/6 years Malone record: 3-7 2010 record: 3-7

Northwood University Location: Midland MI Nickname: Timberwolves Colors: Columbia blue, white Stadium: Hantz Stadium (3000) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: â&#x20AC;&#x2030;Pat Riepma SID: Travis McCurdy Head Coach: Mike Sullivan Years at school: 4 Overall Record: 14-17 NU record: 14-17 2010 record: 5-6, 5-5 GLIAC

Lake Erie College Location: Painesville OH Nickname: Storm Colors: Silver and green Stadium: Jack Britt Stadium (3000) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Griz Zimmerman SID: Jason Tirotta Head Coach: Mark McNellie Years at school: 4 Overall record: 13-19/4 years LEC Record: 13-19 2010 record: 3-8, 3-7 GLIAC

Ohio Dominican University Location: Columbus OH Nickname: Panthers Colors: Black and gold Stadium: Panther Field (1750) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Jeff Blair SID: Scott Miles Head Coach: Bill Conley Years at school: 2 Overall Record: 2-8 ODU record: 2-8 2010 record: 2-8, 2-8 GLIAC

Hillsdale College Location: Hillsdale MI Nickname: Chargers Colors: Royal blue and white Stadium: Waters Stadium (8500) Affilliation: NCAA II AD: Don Brubacher SID: Brad Monastiere Head Coach: Keith Otterbein Years at school: 10 Overall Record: 117-84-3/17 years HC record: 57-45 2010 record: 9-3, 8-2 GLIAC

As Athletic Director at Tiffin University and Head Baseball Coach since 1992, I can personally attest to the fact that this is an exciting time at Tiffin University and particularly its athletic department. As a full member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, arguably the nation’s finest conference, it is time to make a strong commitment to excellence. I am committed to increasing the visibility and our outreach efforts of TU’s athletic department while remaining conscious of your needs and concerns. Because of this the Tiffin University Athletic Department annually holds the Tiffin University Athletic Department Golf Outing. By supporting Tiffin University Athletics through participation in the golf outing, the community assists us with this commitment and ensures our student athletes compete at the highest level. Thanks for your continued support, Lonny Allen Athletic Director Tiffin University Our Athletic Department is eager to continue our growing success. As our University and reputation continues to progress within the community, the GLIAC, and the NCAA, we want to thank you, the fans, for supporting us in our endeavors. With the generous support and funding from friends, parents, alumni, and neighbors we can continue to prosper to be an elite NCAA D-II institution. Your annual involvement with our athletic fundraising guarantees that you will be recognized and promoted as a loyal constituent of Tiffin University Athletics throughout the entire school year. Tiffin University looks forward to the increase of our annual partnerships.

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Football Facilities Frost-Kalnow Stadium

Tiffin University enjoys playing its home football games at Frost-Kalnow Stadium, a recently renovated facility that seats 4,500 and is recognized as one of the premier football stadiums in Northwest Ohio. The stadium is shared by Tiffin University, Columbian High School and Calvert High School, and was originally built by Franklin Rooseveltâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s WPA during the 1930s. Recently millions of dollars were spent in the renovation of the existing structure and the installation of state-ofthe-art artificial turf.

Paradiso Fields

The Dragons also have a large practice facility at the Tiffin University Athletic Fields, a recently developed property close to the TU campus. The location is just 1.5 miles from the Tiffin University campus and resides on 78 acres of land that also house all of the outdoor athletics teams at TU. The Athletic Fields, which debuted in the Fall of 1997, feature a baseball field, two softball fields, two soccer fields, an outdoor track facility, and two football practice fields.

Physical Fitness Center

TU also enjoys using the Tiffin University Physical Fitness Center, yet another recently expanded facility benefiting the student-athlete on TUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ever-growing campus. The facility, which recently doubled in size, features a cutting-edge weight center that is continually upgraded with new equipment.

Share the Pride, Build on Tradition

is a $12 million comprehensive campaign designed to create endowed student scholarships, construct the new recreation center, and make other campus improvements. These enhancements, coupled with recent investments in new student apartments, the Tiffin University Nature Preserve, Paradiso Athletic Complex, and the Miami Street Improvement Project, will result in a total investment by Tiffin University of more than $30 million in the Tiffin community.

Campaign Objectives

Recreation Center $9,400,000 The Recreation Center will consist of two connected buildings: a field house and an indoor practice facility. The connector will include a lobby and locker room facilities. Other Campus Development $1,600,000 Over the past several decades, TU has created a campus that not only reflects the Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own growth and success, but also enhances the appearance and economic well being of the City of Tiffin. To continue pursuing the campus master plan, TU seeks $1.6 million for land acquisition, landscaping, parking and others amenities. Endowed Student Scholarships $1,000,000 Without financial aid, many Tiffin University students could not afford higher education. Since over 80 percent of TU students receive some level of aid, TU leaders seek $1 million to bolster the endowment resources of the University to create additional student scholarships.

Season Records - Total Offense 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Plays Matt Root Greg Freeman Greg Freeman Brian Diliberto Ryan Harpold Ryan Harpold Matt Root Ryan Harpold Joe Perchinske Jason Young

588 550 429 371 347 346 346 335 334 328

2008 1986 1987 1993 2003 2004 2007 2002 2001 2010

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

Yards Matt Root Matt Root Ryan Harpold Brian Diliberto Greg Freeman Ryan Harpold Ryan Harpold Greg Freeman Sean McKinney Matt Dasher

2818 2479 2391 2281 2200 2179 2033 2019 1990 1800

2008 2007 2002 1993 1986 2004 2003 1987 1994 1996

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

Attempts Matt Root Greg Freeman Greg Freeman Matt Root Ryan Harpold Ryan Harpold Ryan Harpold Joe Perchinske Jason Young Matt Dasher

504 417 320 308 306 301 300 281 255 222

2008 1986 1987 2007 2003 2002 2004 2001 2010 1996

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

Completions Matt Root Matt Root Greg Freeman Ryan Harpold Ryan Harpold Ryan Harpold Jason Young Matt Dasher Greg Freeman Sean McKinney

323 203 175 159 154 152 144 143 130 130

2008 2007 1986 2002 2003 2004 2010 1996 1987 1994

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

Yards Matt Root Matt Root Ryan Harpold Greg Freeman Ryan Harpold Ryan Harpold Sean McKinney Greg Freeman Matt Dasher Jason Young

3005 2396 2373 2210 2067 2062 1934 1865 1756 1705

2008 2007 2002 1986 2004 2003 1994 1987 1996 2010

Touchdowns 1. Matt Root 27 2. Matt Root 24

2007 2008

3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Sean McKinney Ryan Harpold Ryan Harpold George Whitfield Ryan Harpold Greg Freeman Jason Young Joe Perchinske

21 20 18 17 17 16 15 14

1994 2003 2002 1999 2004 1986 2010 2001

371 258 245 243 235 213 200 200 188 184

1993 1992 1990 1991 2005 1998 1999 2003 2002 1994

2281 1468 1381 1359 1160 1095 1090 1076 1071 976

1993 1992 1999 2005 2002 1994 1998 1991 2003 2007

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

Attempts Brian Diliberto Brian Diliberto Brian Diliberto Brian Diliberto Garrion Corbin Aaron Bowman Steve Ingram Garrion Corbin Garrion Corbin Kerrick Franklin

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

Yards Brian Diliberto Brian Diliberto Steve Ingram Garrion Corbin Garrion Corbin Kerrick Franklin Aaron Bowman Brian Diliberto Garrion Corbin Pierece Wade

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

Touchdowns Brian Diliberto Garrion Corbin Brian Diliberto Garrion Corbin Pierece Wade Earl Haynes Austin Clopton Kerrick Franklin Aaron Bowman Garrion Corbin

22 16 13 12 11 10 10 9 8 8

1993 2002 1992 2005 2007 2004 2006 1994 1998 2003

91 70 69 66 61 59 57 53 51 50

2008 2003 2004 1999 2007 2008 2010 2002 1994 2008

1428 1286 1181 1120 1074

2004 2003 1999 2002 2008

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

Catches Dyshaun Edwards Nate Washington Nate Washington Willie Spencer Dyshaun Edwards Greg Raspberry Trey Williams Nate Washington Kurt Miller Trey Williams

Yards Nate Washington Nate Washington Willie Spencer Nate Washington Dyshaun Edwards

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Dyshaun Edwards Kurt Miller Trey Williams Dave Nist Mike Kancler

939 706 702 676 639

2007 1994 2010 1994 1996

1. 2. 4. 5. 7. 8. 10.

Touchdowns Nate Washington Willie Spencer Nate Washington Nate Washington Kurt Miller Dyshaun Edwards Dyshaun Edwards Kurt Miller Mike Kancler John Miller

16 15 15 11 10 10 9 8 8 7

2004 1999 2003 2002 1994 2008 2007 1995 1996 1997

132 102 102 100 94 84 78 77 72 69

1993 1999 2002 2004 2003 2007 1992 2007 2005 2004

22 17 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 11

1993 1999 2002 2004 2003 2007 1992 2005 2002 2006

Extra Point Made 1. Andrew Breen 50 2. Brett Naidenoff 40 3. Brandon Sextella 35 4. Ben Sandrock 34 5. Ben Sandrock 33 6. Ben Sandrock 32 7. Ron Gerdes 31 8. Andrew Breen 30 9. Ben Sandrock 26 10. Brad Borea 24

2007 1999 1994 2002 2004 2005 1993 2006 2003 2001

Extra Point Attempted Andrew Breen 55 Brett Naidenoff 42 Andrew Breen 40 Brandon Sextella 39 Ben Sandrock 38 Ben Sandrock 36 Ben Sandrock 35 Ron Gerdes 32 Ben Sandrock 32 Ron Gerdes 27

2007 1999 2006 1994 2002 2004 2005 1993 2003 1991

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

Points Brian Diliberto Willie Spencer Garrion Corbin Nate Washington Nate Washington Donnie Johnson Brian Diliberto Andrew Breen Garrion Corbin Ben Sandrock

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

Touchdowns Brian Diliberto Willie Spencer Garrion Corbin Nate Washington Nate Washington Donnie Johnson Brian Diliberto Garrion Corbin Nate Washington Austin Clopton

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

1. 2. 3. 5. 10.

Field Goals Made Ben Sandrock 13 Ben Sandrock 12 Brett Naidenoff 10 Andrew Breen 10 Ron Gerdes 9 Brett Naidenoff 9 Brett Naidenoff 9 Ben Sandrock 9 Andrew Breen 9 Brandon Sextella 8

2003 2004 2000 2006 1993 1997 1998 2002 2007 1995

1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 8. 10.

Field Goals Attempted Ben Sandrock 22 Ben Sandrock 21 Brett Naidenoff 19 Ron Gerdes 15 Andrew Breen 15 Brett Naidenoff 13 Ben Sandrock 13 Anthony Gallagher 12 Andrew Breen 12 Ron Gerdes 11

2004 2003 1998 1993 2006 1997 2002 2001 2007 1990

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

Punts Todd Kelly Kris Bachman Anthony Gallagher Dale Mautz Brett Naidenoff Jimmy Johnson Boris Bede Matt Tonelli Anthony Gallagher David Porter

83 75 72 70 64 63 62 60 59 58

1988 1986 2000 1995 1997 1998 2009 1991 2001 1996

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

Yards Anthony Gallagher Todd Kelly Kris Bachman Jimmy Johnson Dale Mautz Boris Bede Brett Naidenoff Anthony Gallagher Brandon Koester Matt Tonelli

2854 2642 2545 2475 2382 2355 2315 2303 2125 2105

2000 1988 1986 1998 1995 2009 1997 2001 2005 1990

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

Average Jimmy Johnson Anthony Gallagher Jimmy Johnson Anthony Gallagher Brandon Koester Drew Douthit Boris Bede Matt Tonelli John McCoy Brandon Koester

41.70 39.64 39.29 39.02 38.64 38.00 37.98 36.93 36.91 36.39

1999 2000 1998 2001 2005 2008 2009 1990 2007 2003

Kickoff Returns Michael Hamm 47 Michael Hamm 40 Alvin McKnight 38 Jay Joseph 36 Dyshaun Edwards 34 David Singleton 33

2002 2001 2009 1997 2008 2010

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

7. 8. 9. 10.

Austin Clopton Austin Clopton Mike Kancler Austin Clopton

32 29 27 25

2004 2003 1995 2005

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

Kickoff Return Yards Michael Hamm 1073 Michael Hamm 967 David Singleton 740 Jay Joseph 712 Austin Clopton 704 Dyshaun Edwards 684 Alvin McKnight 682 Austin Clopton 572 Troy Brookins 570 Mike Kancler 566

2002 2001 2010 1997 2003 2008 2009 2004 2007 1995

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 10.

Punt Returns Jay Joseph Kurt Miller Dan Bowens Jay Joseph Troy Brookins Dan Bowens Dan Bowens Michael Hamm Troy Brookins Austin Clopton

40 28 27 26 22 18 18 18 18 17

1997 1994 1993 1998 2007 1990 1991 2002 2006 2003

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

Punt Return Yards Jay Joseph 391 Kurt Miller 370 Troy Brookins 279 Dyshaun Edwards 199 Jay Joseph 194 Troy Brookins 188 Michael Hamm 184 Dan Bowens 178 Dan Bowens 140 Kurt Miller 132

1997 1994 2007 2008 1998 2006 2002 1991 1993 1995

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

All Purpose Yards Brian Diliberto 2320 Dyshaun Edwards 1997 Michael Hamm 1578 Brian Diliberto 1521 Steve Ingram 1464 Nate Washington 1431 Kurt Miller 1403 Garrion Corbin 1384 Nate Washington 1379 Garrion Corbin 1363

1993 2008 2002 1992 1999 2004 1994 2005 2003 2002

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

Assists Dave Reiter Darryl Buckley Dan Weinandy Shane Sand Coldiron Jeff Nunn Chris Preslock Jason Perez Shane Sand Tony Rubeo

119 102 79 79 74 69 66 64 63 61

1986 1986 1986 1992 1990 1994 1992 1993 1990 1998

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

Solo Shane Sand Shane Sand Wesley Russell B. Lawrence Tony Rubeo Tony Rubeo Shawn Pavlovich Parris Burt Jason Perez Chris Preslock

98 86 85 85 84 84 83 82 75 74

1991 1992 1996 2004 1997 1998 1996 2007 1993 1992

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

Total Shane Sand Dave Reiter Coldiron Tony Rubeo Shane Sand Chris Preslock Jason Perez Tony Agro Aaron Smith Parris Burt

165 147 145 145 142 140 139 138 138 137

1992 1986 1990 1998 1991 1992 1993 1989 1989 2007

1. 4. 7. 8.

Tackles for a Loss Mike Lane 19 Joe Crawford 19 Joseph Collard 19 Mark Dircksen 18 Drew Douthit 18 Luke Seal 18 Garrett Padgett 16 K.C. Tener 15 Lewie Montgomery 15 Brian Glenn 15

2003 2006 2010 2003 2007 2007 2003 1996 1999 2000

1. 2. 5. 7.

QB Sacks Lewie Montgomery Gale Cunningham Damon Williams Mike Lane Dean Ziegler Joe Crawford Gregg Cameron Dean Ziegler Lewie Montgomery Drew Douthit

15 11 11 11 10 10 9 9 9 9

1999 1991 1994 2003 1994 2006 1989 1995 1998 2007

1. 3. 5. 8.

Interceptions Mike Schumacher Troy Brookins Dan Weinandy John Weston Mike Schumacher Taiwan Russell Chris Evans Wesley Russell Wesley Russell Mike Virgin

8 8 7 7 6 6 6 5 5 5

1992 2006 1988 1989 1993 2004 2006 1995 1998 2010

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Yards Troy Brookins Taiwan Russell Mike Virgin Drew Spencer Josh Peterson Steve Yarbrough

149 97 84 77 64 64

2006 2004 2010 2001 2001 2008

7. 8. 9. 10.

Don Johnson B. Lawrence Arthur Allen Kris Waechter

60 59 57 56

Season Team Records

1. 578 2. 553 3. 535

Offense Rushing Attempts 1993 1994 2005

1. 2882 2. 2714 3. 2536

Rushing Yards 1993 2005 2006

1. 526 2. 431 3. 346

Pass Attempts 2008 1986 2010

1. 335 2. 218 3. 193

Pass Completions 2008 2007 2010

1. 3139 2. 2550 3. 2464

Passing Yards 2008 2007 2010

1. 29 2. 24 3. 23

TD Passes

2007 2008 2003, 1994

1. 8 2. 9 9

Least Interceptions 1992 2006 1993

1. 139 2. 135 3. 123

Rushing First Downs 2005 1993 2006

1. 156 2. 114 3. 106

Passing First Downs 2008 2007 2010

1. 23 2. 21 3. 19

Penalty First Downs 2001 2003 2006,2005

1. 233 2. 228 3. 225

First Downs 2007 2004 1994

2004 2005 2009 2001

1. 36 2. 28 3. 26

Rushing TD 1993 2006 2007, 2005

1. 57 2. 47 3. 46

Touchdowns 2007 1999 2004

1. 425 2. 360 3. 351

Points 2007 2004 1999

1. 50 2. 45 3. 41

Most PAT 2007 1999 1994

1. 13 2. 12

Field Goals 2003 2004

1. 4828 2. 4698 3. 4583

Yardage 2007 1994 2004

Defense Most Rushing Attempts 1. 534 2009 2. 518 2010 3. 483 1995 Least Rushing Attempts 1. 293 1992 2. 318 2006 3. 389 2007 1. 816 2. 930 3. 1354

Least Rushing Yards 2006 2007 1991

1. 361 2. 359 3. 333

Most Passing Attempts 2007 2006 1994

1. 203 2. 208 3. 210

Least Pass Attempts 2010 2000 1990

1. 26 2. 20 20 4. 18

Most Interceptions 2006 1998 1993 2004

1. 1253 2. 1254 3. 1437

Least Passing Yards 1988 2000 1992

1. 2676 2. 2875 3. 2877

Least Total Yards 1988 2007 1991

Least First Downs Rushing 1. 47 2006 2. 64 2007 3. 66 1991 Least First Downs Passing 1. 50 2000 2. 64 1992 3. 65 1991 Least First Downs Penalty 1. 12 1994 2. 13 2009,2008,1996,1991 4. 14 2010, 1992 Least Total First Downs 1. 144 1991 2. 155 1988 3. 159 2000 1. 154 2. 192 3. 197

Least Points 2006 1991 1988

1. 37 2. 36 3. 35 4. 32

Most Turnovers 2004 1993 1998 2006

Least Pass Completions 1. 87 2000 2. 91 1988 3. 105 1989 1. 8 2. 9 3. 10

Least TD Passes 1995 2005 1992

Career Records Passing

Attempts 1. Matt Root 05-08 2. Ryan Harpold 01-04 3. Greg Freeman 86-87 4. George Whitfield 97-00 5. Joe Perchinske 99-01 6. Matt Dasher 93-96

1028 978 737 702 550 520

Completions 1. Matt Root 05-08 2. Ryan Harpold 01-04 3. George Whitfield 97-00 4. Greg Freeman 86-87 5. Matt Dasher 93-96

637 498 368 305 282

Completion Percentage 1. Matt Root 05-08 2. Matt Dasher 93-96 3. Sean McKinney 91-94 4. George Whitfield 97-00

.620 .540 .539 .524

Yards 1. Ryan Harpold 01-04 2. Matt Root 05-08 3. George Whitfield 97-00 4. Greg Freeman 86-87 5. Matt Dasher 93-96

6875 6776 4391 4075 3599

TD Passes 1. Matt Root 05-08 2. Ryan Harpold 01-04 3. George Whitfield 97-00 4. Three with

64 61 31 28

Interceptions 1. Greg Freeman 86-87 2. Matt Root 05-08 3. George Whitfield 97-00 4. Ryan Harpold 01-04 5. Matt Dasher 93-96

52 45 39 37 36

Rushing Attempts 1. Brian DiLiberto 90-93 2. Garrion Corbin 02-05 3. Earl Haynes 01-04 4. Michael Hicks 95-98 5. Kerrick Franklin 92-94 6. Austin Clopton 03-06

1117 743 643 316 312 309

Yards 1. Brian DiLiberto 90-93 2. Garrion Corbin 02-05 3. Earl Haynes 01-04 4. Kerrick Franklin 92-94 5. Steve Ingram 98-99 6. Austin Clopton 03-06 7. Aaron Bowman 97-98

5716 4262 2849 1735 1681 1599 1342

Yards per Rush 1. Steve Ingram 98-99 2. Garrion Corbin 02-05 3. Kerrick Franklin 92-94 4. Austin Clopton 03-06 5. Brian DiLiberto 90-93

6.7 5.7 5.6 5.2 5.1

TD Rushes 1. Brian DiLiberto 90-93 2. Garrion Corbin 02-05 3. Earl Haynes 01-04 4. Austin Clopton 03-06 Kerrick Franklin 92-94

45 40 21 16 16

Receiving Receptions 1. Nate Washington 01-04 2. Dyshaun Edwards05-08 3. Trey Williams 06-10 4. Willie Stewart 86-89 5. Kurt Miller 92-95 6. Kyle Baughman 96-99 7. Michael Kancler 94-96,98 8. Kenny Lockhart 99-01

212 186 146 121 100 97 93 86

Yards 1. Nate Washington 01-04 2. Dyshaun Edwards05-08 3. Trey Williams 06-10 4. Willie Stewart 86-89 5. Kurt Miller 92-95 6. Todd Kelly 88-91 7. Michael Kancler 94-96,98 8. Kenny Lockhart 99-01

4214 2524 1627 1621 1403 1383 1292 1261

TD Receptions 1. Nate Washington 01-04 2. Dyshaun Edwards05-08 3. Kurt Miller 92-95 4. Willie Spencer 99 5. Michael Kancler 94-96,98

47 22 20 15 14

Scoring Touchdowns 1. Nate Washington 01-04 2. Brian DiLiberto 90-93 Garrion Corbin 02-05 4. Donnie Johnson 05-07 5. Dyshaun Edwards05-08

47 42 42 30 24

Extra Points 1. Ben Sandrock 02-05 2. Brett Naidenoff 97-00 3. Andrew Breen 06-07 4. Ron Gerdes 90-93 5. Brandon Sexstella94-95

125 91 80 75 54

Field Goals 1. Ben Sandrock 02-05 2. Brett Naidenoff 97-00 3. Andrew Breen 06-07 Ron Gerdes 90-93

39 32 19 19

Points 1. Nate Washington 01-04 2. Brian DiLiberto 90-93 3. Garrion Corbin 02-05 4. Ben Sandrock 02-05 5. Brett Naidenoff 97-00 6. Donnie Johnson 05-07 7. Dyshaun Edwards05-08 8. Ron Gerdes 90-93

290 270 260 242 187 180 146 138

Punting Punts 1. Brandon Koester 02-05 2. Matt Tonelli 89-92 Todd Kelly 88-91

192 177 177

Punting Average 1. Jimmy Johnson 97-99 2. Anthony Gallagher00-01 3. Brandon Koester 02-05 4. Brett Naidenoff 97-00

40.2 39.3 36.1 35.7

Returns Punt Returns 1. Dan Bowens 90-93 2. Jay Joseph 97-98 3. Austin Clopton 03-06 4. Troy Brookins 05-07

78 66 47 40

Kickoff Returns 1. Michael Hamm 01-04 2. Austin Clopton 03-06 3. Mike Kancler 94-96,98 4. Jay Joseph 97-98 5. Richard Allen 90-93

96 87 53 51 50

Kickoff Return Average 1. Richard Allen 90-93 2. Troy Brookins 05-07 3. Michael Hamm 01-04 4. Austin Clopton 03-06 Kurt Miller 92-95

27.3 26.6 22.9 21.8 21.8

Defense Interceptions 1. Wesley Russell 95-98 2. Mike Schumacher91-93 3. Dan Weinandy 86-89 4. Chris Evans 05-09 Bryceson Lawrence03-06 Troy Brookins 05-07

15 14 13 11 11 11

Tackles 1. Shane Sand 89-92 2. Dave Reiter 86-89 3. Parris Burt 04-08 4. Darryl Buckley 86-89 5. Steve Yarbrough 04-08 6. Shawn Pavlovich 94-97 7. Wesley Russell 95-98 8. Jason Perez 91-94 9. Bryceson Lawrence03-06

444 397 380 372 369 328 326 325 313

Tackles For Loss 1. Joe Crawford 05-08 2. Luke Seal 04-07 3. Drew Douthit 05-08 4. Mike Lane 02-05 5. Two with

42.5 39 33.5 30 29

Quarterback Sacks 1. Lewie Montgomery96-99 2. Gale Cunningham88-91 3. Dean Ziegler 92-95 4. Greg Cameron 88-90 5. Joe Crawford 05-08

30 24 22 21 20.5

Caused Fumbles 1. Tremayne Johnson03-06 2. Garrett Padgett 00-03 3. Josh Peterson 99-01 Lewie Montgombery96-99 Aaron Smith 89-91 Dave Reiter 86-89

9 8 7 7 7 7

Fumble Recoveries 1. Bryceson Lawrence03-06 Lewie Montgomery96-99 Scott Scherger 92-95 4. Darryl Buckley 86-89

9 7 7 6

Blocked Kicks 1. Wesley Russell 95-98 Eric Wolfe 90-91 3. Joe Crawford 05-08 Mike Dowdy 87-90

7 7 5 5

Deflections 1. Troy Brookins 05-07 2. Taiwan Russell 03-05 3. Chris Evans 05-09 4. Wesley Russell 95-98 5. Bryceson Lawrence03-06

40 33 29 28 27

Single Game Passing Attempts 1.Greg Freeman (Alma) 2.Matt Root (N.Mich.) 3. Matt Root (Wayne St.) 4. Matt Root (Findlay) 5. Matt Root (Ferris St.)

Rushing TD 1. Garrion Corbin (Quincy) 2002 2. Six with

5 4 87 81 77 75 74

1986 2008 2008 2008 2008

70 57 54 53 51

Completions 1. Matt Root (Wayne St.) 2008 2. Matt Root (N. Mich.) 2008 3. Matt Root (Findlay) 2008 4. Matt Root (Mich. Tech) 2008 Matt Root (Hillsdale) 2008

Longest TD Run 1. Steve Ingram (St. Xavier) 1999 2. Steve Ingram (Olivet Naz.) 1999 3. Todd Krupp (Urbana) 1989 4. Lamont Bills (Urbana) 1995 5. Pierece Wade (Central St.) 2007

40 38 37 36 36

Receiving Receptions 1. Dyshaun Edwards (Wayne St.)2008 14 Dyshaun Edwards (Kent. Wes.)2007 14 3. Five with 13

Yards 1.Greg Freeman (Alma) 2. Ryan Harpold (Gannon) 3. Matt Root (Findlay) 4. Ryan Harpold (Dayton) 5. Matt Root (Kent. Wes.)

475 410 407 391 382

Yards 1. Nate Washington (Gannon) 2004 2. Nate Washington (Findlay) 2003 3. Nate Washington (Butler) 2003 4. Nate Washington (Gannon) 2002 5. Nate Washington (Dayton) 2002

299 243 220 214 207

TD Receptions 1. Willie Spencer 1999 Michael Kancler 1996 3. 12 with

4 4 3

Scoring Extra Points 1. Ben Sandrock (Seton Hill) 2005 Brett Naidenoff 1999 3. Four with

9 9 8

Field Goals 1. Ben Sandrock (Hillsdale) 2004 Ben Sandrock (W. Vir. Wes.)2003 Brett Naidenoff 1998

3 3 3

Points 1. Garrion Corbin (Quincy) 2002 Willie Spencer (Urbana) 1999 2. Six with

30 30 24

1986 2004 2008 2002 2007

TD Passes 1. Matt Root 2007 George Whitfield 1999

5 5

Interceptions 1. Ryan Harpold (Edinboro) 2004 2. Duane Tyree (Georgetown) 1988 Greg Freeman (Cumberland)1987 Greg Freeman (Georgetown)1987 Greg Freeman (Bluffton) 1986 Greg Freeman (Geneva) 1986 Greg Freeman (Cumberland)1986

6 5 5 5 5 5 5

Longest TD Pass 1. Kenny Lockhart 2000 2. Ryan Harpold (Gannon) 2004 3. Sean McKinney 1991 4. Matt Root 2007 5. Joe Perchinske 2001

94 87 86 85 84

Rushing Attempts 1. Garrion Corbin (Quincy) 2002 2. Brian DiLiberto (Bluffton) 1990 3. Brian DiLiberto (Tenn.Wes.) 1992 4. Brian DiLiberto (St. Ambrose)1993

44 43 42 41

Yards 1. Garrion Corbin (Quincy) 2002 2. Brian DiLiberto (Taylor) 1993 3. Brian DiLiberto (Tenn.Wes.) 1992 4. Brian DiLiberto (Bluffton) 1990 5. Brian DiLiberto (Urbana) 1992 6. Brian DiLiberto (St. Ambrose)1992 7. Steve Ingram (St. Francis) 1999 8. Aaron Bowman 1998 9. Garrion Corbin (Geneva) 2002 10. Earl Haynes (Geneva) 2001 Garrion Corbin (Walsh) 2004

380 327 316 312 273 260 254 232 228 225 225

Punting Punts 1. Brandon Koester (Findlay) 2004 12 2. John McCoy (Ohio Dominican)2007 11 Todd Kelly (Bluffton) 1989 11 Todd Kelly (Westminster) 1988 11 Todd Kelly (Georgetown) 1988 11 Kicking Longest Field Goal 1. Brandon Sexstella 1995 2. Ben Sandrock (Seton Hill) 2005 Brett Naidenoff 1997 4. Ken Stroempl 1996 Ron Gerdes (Bluffton) 1990

50 48 48 47 47

Returns Punt Returns 1. Jay Joseph 1997 Kurt Miller 1994 3. Five with

7 7 6

Kickoff Returns 1. Wesley Russell 1996 2. Michael Hamm (Gannon) 2002 Michael Hamm 2001 Jay Joseph 1997

9 8 8 8

Longest Kickoff Return 1. Michael Hamm (Tri-State) 2001 2. Richard Allen (Findlay) 1993

96 93

Longest Punt Return for TD 1. Dyshaun Edwards (Hillsdale)2008 92 Most Combined Return Yardage 1. Jay Joseph (Iowa Wesleyan)1997 264

Defense Interceptions 1. Taiwan Russell (Alma) 2004 2. 15 with

3 2

Tackles 1. Shane Sand 2. Jason Perez 3. K.C. Tener

27 25 23

1992 1993 1996

Blocked Punts 1. Eric Wolfe 1991

Deflections 1. Taiwan Russell (Alma) 2004 Garrett Padgett (Butler) 2003 3. Five with

4 4 3

1. 73 2. 72 3. 66 4. 62 62

Team Records â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Game Offense Points 2007 Missouri-Rolla 2005 Seton Hill 1999 Urbana 2007 Central State 2006 Lincoln

1. 645 2. 637 3. 617 4. 594 5. 593

2007 2005 2007 2007 1999

Total Yards Missouri-Rolla Alma Clarion Gannon Urbana

Tiffin University vs. All Opponents Opponent Record Adrian 0-2 Albion 0-2 Alma 3-0 Ashland 0-3 Bluffton 3-3 Butler 3-1 Central State 3-0 Charleston 1-0 Chowan 1-0 Clarion 2-2 Concord 2-0 Cumberland 1-1 Dayton 0-5 Edinboro 0-4 Eureka 1-0 Fairmont State 1-1 Ferris State 0-3 Findlay 1-18 Frostburg State 0-2 Gannon 6-3 Geneva 5-13 Georgetown 0-2 Glenville State 1-0 Grand Valley State 0-3 Hillsdale 2-5 Indianapolis 0-2 Iowa Wesleyan 1-1 Kentucky Wesleyan 2-0 Lake Erie 0-1 Lincoln 2-0 Lindenwood 0-1 Malone 6-4 Michigan Tech 0-2 Missouri-Rolla 2-0 Morehead State 1-2 Mount St. Joseph 2-1-1 Nebraska Omaha 0-1 New Haven 1-1 Northern Michigan 1-2 Northwood 0-5 Ohio Dominican 2-2 Olivet Nazarene 0-2 Quincy 1-0 Saginaw Valley St. 0-2 Seton Hill 1-0 Slippery Rock 0-1 St. Ambrose 2-1 St. Francis 1-5 St. Josephs 2-3 St. Xavier 3-2 SUNY-Brockport 0-1 Taylor 3-1 Tennessee Wesleyan1-1 Tri-State 3-4 Trinity 3-0 Union 2-2 Urbana 12-3-1 Wabash 0-1 Walsh 3-4 Wayne State 0-5 Westminster 0-13 West Liberty State 1-3 West Virginia Tech 2-0

TU-Opp. 16-79 17-68 153-76 20-124 126-113 151-70 112-40 47-17 25-7 76-90 55-28 54-73 64-173 63-164 41-14 45-37 54-100 189-632 22-44 249-215 325-507 14-48 34-14 31-167 144-209 29-75 79-74 64-27 27-31 119-14 0-16 185-226 42-53 131-62 44-73 78-61 33-49 62-54 48-133 57-158 123-102 31-53 47-44 35-73 72-0 13-45 81-91 124-187 111-117 151-97 22-23 121-71 53-34 144-180 81-40 114-60 465-238 20-38 115-194 48-207 103-425 45-81 56-38

West Virginia Wes. 1-1 Wilmington 5-4-1 Wisconsin-Eau Claire1-1 Wisconsin-Stevens Pt.0-1 All-time record

67-82 237-234 28-47 2-28

98-151-3

Scoring Totals Year 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

TU 181 136 47 117 76 208 181 304 320 205 194 196 215 351 128 222 295 312 360 267 326 425 215 153 203

Opponents 316 304 197 277 216 192 262 219 284 240 308 334 219 265 249 334 401 284 328 230 154 199 382 440 463

Tiffin University year by year records 1986 (2-8) HC-Buzz Kirkhart 38-32 Alma 29-30 Wilmington 6-27 Adrian 19-20 Geneva 6-41 Wayne St. 15-35 Urbana 18-27 Bluffton 10-34 Westminster 3-35 Findlay 37-35 Cumberland 1987 (2-8) 17-38 Cumberland 14-41 Georgetown 10-17 Wilmington 10-35 Geneva 10-52 Adrian 6-27 Findlay 20-17 Urbana 27-30 Bluffton 20-24 Westminster 2-23 Wayne St.

1988 (3-7) 6-30 Bluffton 0-17 Northwood 7-41 Wilmington 16-10 Geneva 0-7 Georgetown 6-21 Urbana 0-14 Findlay 0-40 Westminster 0-10 Frostburg St. 12-7 West Liberty 1989 (2-8) 16-13 Bluffton 17-41 Northwood 10-13 Wilmington 0-14 Geneva 20-38 Wabash 29-18 Urbana 0-51 Findlay 0-42 Westminster 22-34 Frostburg St. 3-13 West Liberty 1990 (1-8-1) HC - Bob Wolfe 20-10 Bluffton 3-24 Findlay 0-30 Geneva 0-16 Lindenwood 6-7 Northwood 13-19 Union 13-13 Urbana 0-27 Westminster 19-41 Wilmington 2-28 Wisc.Stevens Point 1991 (4-6) 39-3 Bluffton 6-21 Findlay 9-6 Geneva 22-23 SUNY Brockport 7-20 Tennessee Wesleyan 16-21 Union 36-6 Urbana 10-26 Westminster 21-38 West Liberty 42-28 Wilmington 1992 (4-6) 14-17 Mount St. Joseph 23-21 St. Ambrose 28-24 W. Virginia Tech 19-41 Wilmington 13-42 Geneva 28-10 Urbana 10-23 West Liberty 0-21 Findlay 0-49 Westminster 46-14 Tennessee Wesleyan 1993 (8-2-1)

31-20 Findlay 14-28 Findlay 38-7 Geneva 30-16 Malone 10-10 Mount St. Joseph

31-27 St. Ambrose 50-23 Taylor 21-14 Urbana 13-34 Westminster 28-14 W. Virginia Tech 38-26 Wilmington

7-28 Wisc. Eau Claire 27-43 St. Ambrose 24-17 Tri-State 15-37 Malone 21-15 St. Francis IN 6-17 Urbana

1994 (8-4) 31-7 St. Xavier 28-14 Mount St. Joseph 42-21 Wilmington 18-29 Geneva 14-10 Urbana 30-27 Malone 3-50 Findlay 23-25 Westminster 37-17 Taylor 39-28 Fairmont St. 41-14 Eureka 14-42 Westminster

1999 (5-6) 21-19 Wisc. Eau Claire 58-0 Union 24-27 Trinity 48-24 St. Xavier 66-26 Urbana 14-21 St. Francis IN 14-9 Malone 14-22 Tri-State 37-42 Walsh 31-37 Geneva 24-38 Olivet Nazarene

1995 (4-6-1) 34-12 St. Xavier 26-20 Mount St. Joseph 35-0 Tri-State 34-34 Wilmington 28-48 Geneva 22-9 Urbana 0-19 Malone 0-42 Findlay 0-16 Westminster 20-31 Taylor 6-9 Fairmont St. 1996 (2-8) 7-35 Albion 0-42 Findlay 7-15 Olivet Nazarene 14-47 Geneva 36-40 Iowa Wesleyan 56-27 Urbana 7-33 Westminster 12-37 Malone 23-21 Tri-State 28-37 Walsh 1997 (4-7) 43-34 Iowa Wesleyan 10-33 Albion 27-6 Gannon 14-54 Findlay 6-33 Westminster 0-21 Malone 24-42 Tri-State 7-49 Walsh 11-49 Geneva 27-13 Trinity 27-0 Urbana

2000 (3-7) 12-35 Dayton 10-8 Gannon 3-40 Clarion 13-42 St. Francis IN 28-20 Malone 0-28 Tri-State 0-35 Walsh 22-38 Geneva 9-14 St. Xavier 31-0 Urbana 2001 (3-8) 7-47 Gannon 13-45 Slippery Rock 14-27 Clarion 29-40 St. Xavier 55-15 Urbana 14-20 St. Francis IN 25-19 Malone 24-50 Tri-State 0-17 Walsh 27-19 Geneva 14-35 Morehead St. 2002 (2-8) 31-54 Butler 31-41 St. Francis IN 21-35 Edinboro 23-48 West Virginia Wesleyan 34-37 New Haven 49-48 Gannon 20-35 Dayton 13-24 Morehead St. 26-35 Geneva 47-44 Quincy

1998 (6-5) HC - Cam Cruickshank 27-28 Geneva 17-14 Walsh 14-0 Taylor 30-0 Trinity 27-20 Union

2003 (6-5) HC - Nate Cole 31-51 Findlay 42-6 Butler 31-48 St. Francis IN 14-39 Edinboro 44-34 West Virginia Wesleyan 12-24 Gannon 23-27 Dayton 24-9 St. Joseph IN 47-17 Charleston 16-13 Geneva 28-17 New Haven

2008 (1-10) HC - Dave Walkosky 12-14 Ferris State 27-36 Findlay 34-28 (4 OT) Northern Michigan 6-34 Ashland 18-34 Wayne State 0-49 Grand Valley State 14-33 Saginaw Valley St. 28-31 Northwood 12-54 Indianapolis 28-32 Michigan Tech 36-37 Hillsdale

2004 (5-6) 21-40 Findlay 9-38 Dayton 48-3 Butler 21-48 Edinboro 59-21 Alma 33-49 Nebraska Omaha 56-14 Ohio Dominican 40-43 St. Joseph IN 15-13 Hillsdale 17-9 Walsh 39-50 Gannon

2009 (0-11) 14-34 Ferris State 13-35 Findlay 0-62 Northern Michigan 14-41 Ashland 8-38 Wayne State 21-47 Grand Valley State 21-40 Saginaw Valley State 7-42 Northwood 17-21 Indianapolis 14-21 Michigan Tech 24-59 Hillsdale

2005 (6-5) 10-31 Findlay 0-38 Dayton 30-7 Butler 7-42 Edinboro 56-23 Alma 31-0 Central State 72-0 Seton Hill 7-28 St. Joseph’s 7-24 Hillsdale 17-14 Morehead State 30-23 Gannon

2010 (1-10) 31-21 Malone 14-63 Wayne State 7-10 Findlay 28-52 Ferris State 10-71 Grand Valley St. 0-49 Ashland 27-51 Northwood 21-41 Ohio Dominican 14-43 Northern Michigan 27-31 Lake Erie 24-31 Hillsdale

2006 (10-1) 58-32 Missouri-Rolla 21-13 Clarion 32-12 Concord 24-17 OT Ohio Dominican 25-7 Chowan 15-3 Gannon 29-10 Kentucky Wesleyan 19-14 Central State 24-14 Hillsdale 62-8 Lincoln 23-24 St. Joseph’s 2007 (9-2) 23-16 Concord 38-10 Clarion 34-14 Glenville State 22-30 Ohio Dominican 50-6 Gannon 35-17 Kentucky Wesleyan 17-13 St. Joseph’s 57-6 Lincoln 14-31 Hillsdale 73-30 Missouri-Rolla 62-26 Central State

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