USF 2016 Football Guide by University of Saint Francis

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University Quick Facts Location ...............Fort Wayne, Indiana Founded .........................................1890 Enrollment.......................................2,240 President..................Sister M. Elise Kriss Director of Athletics........Mike McCaffrey Athletic Faculty Representative...................Dr. Matt Hopf Director of Athletics/ Marketing........................Tim Alexander Director of Sports Information...............................Bill Scott Athletic Affiliation.....................National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Conference Affiliations .........Mid-States Football Association – Mideast League (MSFA) .........................Crossroads League (CL) Stadium/Capacity.....Bishop John M. D’Arcy Stadium (3,500) Nickname..................................Cougars Team Colors........Royal, Silver, White, Black

2016 University of Saint Francis Football Schedule -Season 19

Date Aug. 27 Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12

T25 Opponent Series NR @ Trinity International (2-9) USF 5-0 NR @ Olivet Nazarene (IL) (3-8) USF 3-1 NR *Taylor (IN) (7-3) USF 13-2 Open NR *Lindenwood-Belleville (4-6) USF 2-0 #1 *Marian (IN) (12-2) USF 6-5 NR @*Siena Heights (MI) (4-6) USF 3-1 NR @*Concordia (5-6) USF 5-0 #28RV Robert Morris (IL) (6-4) USF 2-1 NR *Missouri Baptist (MO) USF 2-0 NR *Davenport (MI) 1st Meeting Open

Location Deerfield, IL Bourbonnais, IL USF

USF Noon USF Noon Adrian, MI 1 p.m. Ann Arbor, MI 1 p.m. USF Noon USF Noon Grand Rapids, MI Noon

NAIA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (NAIA FCS)

Nov. 19 Nov. 26 Dec. 3 Dec. 17

1st Round – NAIA Playoffs Quarterfinal – NAIA Playoffs Semifinal NAIA Championship NAIA Championship

Time 2 p.m. 7 p.m. Noon

TBD TBD TBD Daytona, FL

TBD TBD TBD TBD

* – MSFA MEL Games; T25 – indicates rank in 2015 Spring Top 25 poll. All times are Fort Wayne times.

Table of Contents UNIVERSITY OF SAINT FRANCIS 2016 Athletic Hall of Fame Selection...........................4 Experience the University of Saint Francis...................5 Athletic Facilities...........................................................6 Athletic Staff..................................................................7 NAIA and MSFA......................................................8-10 Mileage Chart................................................................8 MSFA Composite Schedule.........................................10 Cougar Cheer Squad...................................................33 2016 COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016 Outlook..............................................................2-3 Veteran Profiles.......................................................18-30 Newcomers..............................................................31-32 Roster Numerical..................................................15 Alphabetical...............................................16 Pronunciation Guide................................16 Newcomers.................................................17 Head Coach Kevin Donley.....................................34-35 Assistant Coaches...................................................36-38 Parkview Sports Medicine...........................................39 2016 Opponents.....................................................40-43

2015 IN REVIEW 2015 Rewind............................................................11-14 Game-by-Game Reports..........................................44-48 2015 Team Statistics....................................................49 2015 Individual Defensive Statistics...........................50 2015 Individual Offensive Statistics...........................51 2015 MSFA Individual Statistics...........................52-53 COUGAR RECORD BOOK Team and Player Recognition.................................54-56 Team Records...............................................................57 Individual Records......................................................58 All-Time School Records........................................59-63 Cougar Varsity Lettermen...........................................64 MEDIA INFORMATION Office of Sports Information......................................65 USF Media Outlets.....................................................65 Voice of the Cougars...................................................65 Directions to D’Arcy Stadium.....................................66 Cougar Football Travel Schedule................................66 Cougar Club................................................................67

The 2016 Cougar Football Media/Fan Guide is written and published by the University of Saint Francis Office of Sports Information. The Director of Sports Information office is located in Rolland Hall of Athletics in Hutzell Athletic Center on the east side of the campus off Leesburg Road. The office phone number is 260-399-7700, ext. 6223, fax 260-399-8164, website www.saintfranciscougars.edu. Any questions concerning teams, players or coaches should be directed to the Office of Sports Information, bscott@sf.edu. Schools intending to radio broadcast games must get advanced permission from the University of Saint Francis. Team and individual stats are produced within 30 minutes following the conclusion of home football games. Photo Credits: Aaron Suozzi, Chad Ryan, Jeff Nycz, Andrew Thomas, and Bill Scott.

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OUTLOOK TM

4th-ranked Cougars Aim for Greater Success with Extensive Talent, Experience Returning for 19th Season What a difference a year makes. Now coming off one of its best seasons, the University of Saint Francis dives into its 19th football season as one of the top three teams in NAIA according to one preseason publication. Optimism around the program is extremely positive considering Head Coach Kevin Donley welcomes back . . . 2015 MSFA Mideast League Player of the Year Nick Ferrer All-MSFA First Team Wide Receiver Seth Coate All-MSFA First Team RB Justin Green All-MSFA First Team LB Spencer Cowherd All-MSFA First Team DE Lucas Sparks . . .

USF entered 2015 off a 6-5 2014 finish, but the Cougars bounced back to finish the 2015 regular season at 9-0, the ONLY NAIA team to go unbeaten. It was the first time in 18 seasons USF has ever finished as the ONLY unbeaten team during the regular season. The Cougars won the Mid-States Football Association Mideast League crown with a 6-0 record, USF’s league-leading 12th league title and the ninth unbeaten USF winner. The Cougars advanced to their seventh NAIA Football Championship Series Semifinal Game, the first since 2008, before losing to in-state rival Marian University 45-14. It’s that defeat that serves as motivation heading into the 2016 season as well as winning USF’s first national championship on the gridiron. “We’ve had even more (players) at our summer workouts than we did last season,” Ferrer observed during an interview with WFFT Channel 55 Sports Director Michael Bundt in late July. “That was a major reason for our success last season and we know we have a great senior class that won’t let us become complacent. We have the team, the leadership, to take the next step up.” Here’s a closer pre-season look at the Cougars heading into season 19.

OFFENSE / QUARTERBACK

Keeping Ferrer (6-4, 225, Jr., Westfield, IN / Westfield) healthy is the top priority on offense for several reasons but most importantly because he is the only returnee at QB. The 6-foot-5 junior exceeded expectations in 2015 and will look to at least duplicate his accomplishments from his sophomore season.

Year Player, Yr. 2015 Nick Ferrer, So.

W-L 11-1

NAIA FCS 2-1

No question the target on his back is much larger entering 2016 after the Westfield H.S. grad penned the s econd best season by the numbers.

Ferrer threw for at least two TDs in Cmp-Att-Int Cmp% TD Yds every game in 2015 and 200 or more 223-358- 5 .623 40 3,476 yards in 10 of 11 games. Hibbeln had t two sub-200 yard passing games in 2000. Ferrer was selected MSFA MEL Offensive Player of the Year, the youngest USF quarterback to earn the award and just the second USF QB to win the honor.

While Ferrer has the top slot locked down, there will be three freshmen battling for the No. 2 slot backing up the junior returnee. True freshmen Jakob Coker (6-2, 183, Fr., Tecumseh, MI / Tecumseh), Danny Naylor (6-4, 180, Fr., Xenia, OH / Xenia) and Clay Senerius (6-4, 184, Fr., Waterford, MI / Our Lady of the Lakes) are the candidates Donley and his son Pat will be scrutinizing for the No. 2 slot.

RECEIVERS

That’s just the core of talent and experience returning for 2016.

Year Player, Yr. W-L NAIA FCS 2000 Jeremy Hibbeln, Jr. 10-2 1-1 Cmp-Att-Int Cmp% TD Yds 231-427-13 .541 41 3,548

The strong-armed junior completed 23 TD passes for 25 or more yards in 2015. No doubt returning your top receiver in Coate will enhance Ferrer’s game along with a healthy Akeim Kelsaw, Sean Boswell and eight more receivers/backs who caught at least four passes in 2015. Ferrer completed 23 passes for 30 or more yards, 13 for TDs.

There is no shortage of options for Ferrer whether you look to Seth Coate or Montay McDowell (6-2, 198, Sr., Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis) out wide or wingbacks Boswell (5-9, 185, Jr., Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis), Akeim Kelsaw (6-0, 200, Sr., Fort Wayne, IN / Snider), Charles Gaston (5-8, 177, Jr., Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers) or Andreas Gomez-Espino (6-0, 175, So., Fort Wayne, IN / Snider). All of them are capable playmakers including yards-after-catch. USF completed 23 plays for 30 or more yards, and 17 of those 23 were by players returning for 2015. USF returns 64 percent of its pass receiving yards from 2015 – 2,225 yards – and 29 TDs of the 43 caught. Coate accounted for 55 percent of the receiving yardage returning (1,225) in 2016 and 67 percent of the returning receiving TDs (18). And with nine more freshman receivers joining the mix in 2016, depth is an asset for the Cougars as well as talent.

BACKFIELD Green (5-10, 186, So., Griffith, IN / Griffith) registered breakout numbers in the latter half of the 2015 season including USF’s first two NAIA Football Championship Series games when he became the first Cougar to ever rush for 200-plus yards in back-to-back games. All the more impressive considering he did it against the No. 12 and No. 5 ranked team in the NAIA Coaches’ Top 25. PJ Dean (5-11, 187, So., Butler, IN / Eastside) gives the USF staff another playbreaking back with speed and determination. He led USF in rushing twice in wins last year and rushed for 100 yards in his first collegiate game on six carries. Aaron Harris (5-9, 205, Sr., Whiteland, IN / Whiteland Community), who notched two of USF’s seven 100-plus yards rushing games before moving to wingback, returns to tailback for his senior season as a runner who dishes out punishment. And Jason Nicodemus (5-9, 204, Sr., Churubusco, IN / Churubusco) returns after taking a medical redshirt season in the 2015 for additional depth. Green shattered the USF single-game rushing record dashing across snow-covered Kevin Donley Field at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium for 252 yards against 12th-ranked Reinhardt University (Ga.) in the first round of the NAIA Football Championship Series. Green also set the USF record and USF high in the NAIA FCS with his total on 32 carries including three TDs. Green also shattered the D’Arcy Stadium record (209 yards) set by Michael Ledo in 2005 for a USF player and the overall record set in 2001 by Ross Moline (244 yards, 36 carries) on Sept. 15, 2001 in a 20-12 USF win.

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USF 200-yard Games # Yds 1. 252 – 2. 239 – 3. 216 – 4. 209 – 5. 206 – 6. 203 – 7. 202 –

Player, Class Justin Green R-Fr. Daniel Carter, Jr. Justin Green, R-Fr. Michael Ledo, Sr. Luther Stroder, Jr. Kiante Lindsay, Fr. Luther Stroder, Sr.

Att 30 25 21 18 19 18 13

TDs 3 3 2 1 4 1 2

Opponent #12 Reinhardt (GA) @ #18 St. Xavier (IL) #5 Montana Tech Taylor @ Geneva (OH) @ Urbana (OH) Tiffin

Date 11/21/15 11/15/08 11/28/15 10/22/05 10/5/02 11/7/98 9/13/03

OFFENSIVE LINE

With four of five starters back and four more No. 2s on the depth chart returning, Ferrer should be well protected when passing and the Cougars should continue to move the ball on the ground in a similar manner from 2015. Three senior AllMSFA linemen return from an O-line that paved the way for 5,925 yards of total offense, 493.8 yards per game in 2015. On the right side USF welcomes back two All-MSFA first-team selections in right guard Zach Minardo (6-2, 308, Sr., Camby, IN / Mooresville) and right tackle Keegan Bruner (6-1, 310, Sr., Warsaw, IN / Warsaw). Look for both to expand leadership roles and continue to be physical blockers for both the run and pass. All-MSFA second-team choice Brian Gegner (6-3, 262, Sr., Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central) returns at center and Alex Woods (6-2, 265, Jr., Greenwood, IN / Center Grove) returns at left tackle as an All-MSFA second-team selection. Sophomore Austin Smogor (6-3, 300, So., Greenwood,IN / Center Grove) is the front-runner at left guard after seeing extensive playing time as a true freshman. USF OL Coach Trevor Miller expects strong competition for playing time from Jaylen Gamble (6-3, 292, Jr., Indianapolis, IN / North Central), Connor Holcomb (6-3, 255, Jr., Kendallville, IN / East Noble), Anthony Wilkerson (6-0, 307, Sr., Lima, OH / Central), and at center, Shawn Ryan (6-0, 253, Sr., Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger).

DEFENSE / LINE

USF sacks leader Sparks (6-1, 239, Sr., Springfield, OH / Shawnee) returns for his senior campaign intent on improving his numbers and USF defensive numbers with help from several talented returnees including starting interior lineman Christian Johnson (6-2, 276, Sr., Indianapolis, IN / Scecina Memorial) and the formidable Eric Hemmelgarn (6-5, 288, So., Portland, IN / Jay County). Look for Jordan May (6-2, 241, So., Fishers, IN / Hamilton Southeastern) to take over at the other defensive end after gaining valuable experience in the rotation in a non-starting role in 2015. May was in the rotation in 2015 getting time in place of USF graduate Karrington Thompson. Cam Shackleford (6-4, 250, Sr., Fort Wayne, IN / South Side) will work into the interior rotation after playing significant minutes in 2015. Matt Swartz (6-1, 280, R-Fr., Fort Wayne, IN / Snider) emerged as a competent rotation option on the interior while D’ylan Richardson (6-1, 249, Sr., Indianapolis, IN / Scecina Memorial) will challenge for more playing time in the interior as well. Malachi Manion (6-2, 226, So., Dearborn Heights, MI / Robichaud) made an impression in spring workouts and will figure in the defensive end rotation.

LINEBACKER

No other team in the MSFA has what the Cougars have – two returning All-MSFA linebackers. All Spencer Cowherd (6-2, 195, Jr., Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop) did as a sophomore outside linebacker was score two interception TDs, lead USF in INTs with five and tied for second most in the MSFA in 2015. The second returnee is a sophomore who was All-MSFA First Team in 2015 as a freshman – a first for the Cougars. That’s Piercen Harnish (6-0, 220, So., Ossian, IN / Norwell), who led the Cougars in tackles with 108 and solo tackles with 50 and finished 10th in the MSFA. Matt Muncy (6-1, 264, Jr., Lafayette, IN / McCutcheon) is no slouch as the third returnee at the second level who was a starter in 2015 as a sophomore. Muncy finished No. 3 in USF tackles with 71. “Young AND experienced is a great combination,” Donley observed. “Can’t wait to see what our linebacker corps accomplishes this season.” Eric Dunten (6-1, 205, So., Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll), Devin Green (6-1, 211, So., Bloomington, IN / Bloomington North) and Marcus Stepp (6-0, 225, So., Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger) all saw significant playing time in 2015 and will figure in the rotation even more prominently in 2016 providing experience and depth.

SECONDARY

Experience, depth and talent are an asset at the third level with the return of three of four starters and a capable backup. Na’Shawn Lewis (6-1, 203, Sr., Avon, IN / Ben Davis) and Jerrell Holman (5-9, 175, Sr., Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop) are

returning starters at cornerback. Wilmer Cole got valuable playing experience in 2015 as a true freshman and brings length and athleticism to the mix as a rotation defender who finished with No. 3 on the solo tackles list with 34. Shannon Swain (5-10, 185, Sr., Anderson, IN / Anderson), Stan Jackson (5-11, 165, So., Indianapolis, IN / Bishop Chatard) and Shaton Harris (5-10, 185, So., Fort Wayne, IN / South Side) also figure in the mix. Lee Stewart III (5-11, 190, Jr., Lima, OH / Central Catholic) takes over at one safety vacated by graduate Cale Tabler while Vito Tupea (5-11, 200, So., Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central), Emmanuel Evans (5-11, 165, So., Indianapolis, IN / Broad Ripple) and Adam Hoffer (6-1, 185, So., New Haven, IN / New Haven) are expected to challenge for playing time in the safety rotation.

SPECIALISTS

Ryan Nix (6-1, 206, Sr., Valparaiso, IN / Valparaiso) returns with his long-range, surefooted kicking game after finishing second in scoring for USF in 2015. His 7-for-7 field goal season is the first perfect season in 18 and he’s capable of extending his run into his senior year. Josh Spitnale (6-5, 221, Sr., Fort Wayne, IN / Snider) returns as one of the top punters in the MSFA, a weapon capable of pinning teams deep in their own territory. Charles Gaston (5-8, 177, Jr., Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers) returns as the leading kickoff returner from last season averaging 16.3 yards per return and 342 yards on 21 returns. He’s got the speed to break the big play this season after posting four returns for 20 or more yards as a sophomore. Replacing Tabler as the primary punt returner will be the major decision for the USF special teams coaching staff. Options include Boswell, who returned four punts in 2015, and Gaston, who returned three for 47 yards in 2015.

SCHEDULE

No doubt No. 1 and defending NAIA Champion Marian University will be circled when the Knights return to Bishop D’Arcy Stadium on Oct. 1 for what will be USF’s fifth game of its 10-game schedule. Based on the 2016 Spring NAIA Coaches’ Poll, MU is the only Top 25 team on the USF schedule. Robert Morris University was 31st as a received-votes-team that USF plays at D’Arcy Stadium on Oct. 22 in a non-Mideast League clash. Davenport University is USF’s only first-time opponent on the 2016 schedule. USF will play DU in a non-conference game to end the 2016 regular season in Grand Rapids, Mich.

NEWCOMERS

USF welcomes 34 fresh faces to the program including two-time AP All-State firstteam selection in Jacob Earl (RB, North Vermillion H.S.) and six additional AP (honorable mention) selections and six IFCA North-South Game selections. Including Earl, there are five student-athletes who played on a state championship team. AP All-State picks along with Earl include Mitchell Thornbury (ILB, Castle H.S.), Will Chrisman (WR, DeKalb H.S.), Blake Schumacher (FS, Carroll H.S.), James Jamicich (DE, Carroll H.S.), Jeremy Herber (OL, Bishop Dwenger H.S.), Zach Norton (CB, Bishop Dwenger H.S.), Jamal Jackson (ILB, Cathedral H.S.), Duke Blackwell (WR, New Palestine H.S.) and Nick Brickens (DB, New Palestine H.S.). Norton had an interception and two tackles for the North in a mid-July 10-7 victory. Earl rushed five times for nine yards in a defensive dominated game. The Cougars have five incoming freshmen from Ohio – three from Xenia High School including Rocky James, an All-Greater Western Ohio Conference first team WR and All-Southwest Ohio pick. Joining James is CB Ryan Johnson (XHS Defensive Player of the Year) and QB Danny Naylor (XHS Offensive Player of the Year).

IFCA NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STARS North Jeremy Herber 6-2 337 OL Zach Norton 6-0 180 CB South Nick Brickens 5-9 191 DB Carlin Coleman 6-0 210 DE Jacob Earl 5-10 185 RB/LB Jamal Jackson 5-11 218 ILB Nick Shoemaker 6-4 266 Fr.

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Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger H.S. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger H.S. New Palestine, IN / New Palestine H.S. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis H.S. Cayuga, IN / North Vermillion H.S. Indianapolis, IN / Cathedral Avon, IN / Avon

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HALL OF FAME TM

USF Athletic Hall of Fame Welcomes One Team and Four Former Student Athletes in 23rd Induction Class FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The University of Saint Francis Athletic Hall of Fame will welcome one team and four former studentathletes in September on Homecoming Weekend when the USF football team plays Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) on Sat., Sept. 24.

She was an all-conference (Mid-Central Collegiate Conference) first-team selection in 2002 and 2003. Jackson was a devoted instructor and coach for more than 30 years, joining the basketball staff of Jim Holstein in 1983-84. Jackson earned a B.S. in physical education, health and recreation from St. Joseph’s College and a M.A. from Ball State University in 1975. Tom served in the U.S. Army as a paratrooper in the Special Forces for three years. He served on the staff of the Milwaukee Bucks in 1973 and 1974. He also served as director of the physical education department at SFC and USF.

The four USF student-athlete graduates chosen for induction as the 23rd class include Michael Ledo (football), Denny Kummer (basketball), Amanda Minch (softball) and Tom Jackson (assistant coach – men’s basketball, track and field, cross-country, athletics administrator, instructor). The team selected was the 2003 USF Men’s Soccer team. Ledo, a Bishop Luers H.S. graduate, set the USF career record for rushing yardage and is still No. 2 with 3,905 yards in four seasons. He helped lead the Cougars to NAIA Championship Games in 2004 and 2005.

The 2003 men’s soccer team won the program’s first conference championship since 1977. Head Coach Mitch Ellisen directed the Cougars to a 6-1 record in the MCC and the team advanced to the NAIA Region 21 Championship Game before losing and finishing 13-9.

Kummer, a New Haven H.S. graduate, finished as the career scoring leader at then Saint Francis College with 1,247 points, a 16.4 scoring average in three seasons concluding with 1967-68. In 76 games, Kummer scored 20 or more points in 25 games, led SFC scoring in 24 games and set the then single-game scoring record with 39 points in December 1966 under the guidance of Head Coach Terry Coonan. Minch is a South Adams H.S. graduate who was a four-year starter at catcher who finished with a career batting average of .367, which still ranks No. 5 at USF. Minch finished No. 2 in USF career hits (172) and doubles (35) at the end of her senior season in 2004.

This is the 23rd class of USF AHOF inductees, which started with the class of one in 1989 – founder of the then Saint Francis College athletic program, athletic director and coach, Terry Coonan. The USF AHOF will expand to 79 individuals and six teams with the addition of the 2016 class. The Alumni and Athletic Hall of Fame Awards Celebration will be at the USF North Campus on Friday, Sept. 23. The time is to be announced. All USF AHOF members will be recognized at halftime of the USF football game on Sat., Sept. 24, against Lindenwood-Belleville at noon.

The University of Saint Francis, founded in 1890 as a comprehensive university in the Catholic Franciscan tradition, offers more than 60 undergraduate and 14 graduate programs in five schools: The School of Health Sciences, School of Arts and Sciences, Keith Busse School of Business and Entrepreneurial Leadership, School of Professional Studies and School of Creative Arts. More than 2,350 students from a broad geographic region attend USF for its academic excellence. The university has a regional campus in Crown Point, Ind., and a downtown Fort Wayne campus, opening in September 2016.

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Experience the University of Saint Francis The University of Saint Francis is located on the western edge of Fort Wayne, Indiana. The beautiful 108-acre campus, with its rolling lawns and tree-shaded coves, surrounds scenic Mirror Lake. Among the major main campus features is stately Brookside, a castlelike mansion that once housed the entire university. The building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on June 2, 1982. Now meticulously restored to its former grandeur, the one-time summer home of turn-of-the-century industrialist John Bass is routinely toured by the public, especially during Christmas at the Castle each year. Brookside houses USF administrative offices, and public and administrative meetings are often held there. The Pope John Paul II Center, a 90,000 square-foot complex, houses an expanded library, classrooms, faculty offices, computer labs, computer training facilities, dining facilities and student services. The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Campus Shoppe are currently located in the facility. The Achatz Hall of Science contains seven science-related laboratories, preparation rooms, independent research rooms, radiation and instrumental analysis labs, a greenhouse, a telescopic observation desk and the Gunderson Auditorium. Trinity Hall, the main administration building, includes offices, the St. Francis Chapel, dining room and Diversity Center. Residence facilities include Bonzel Hall, Padua Hall and Clare Hall. The Doermer Family Center for Health Science Education duplicates modern hospital facilities for surgical technology, critical care, physical therapy, occupational therapy and outpatient clinics. Also included are a radiologic technology lab, a nursing simulation laboratory, classrooms and faculty offices. The Mimi and Ian Rolland Art and Visual Communication Center provides facilities for degree programs in commercial art, fine art, art education, communication and computer animation. The center features two art galleries, art studios, a television studio, computer facilities, classrooms and offices. Bishop John D’Arcy Stadium, Kevin Donley Field on the west side of the campus is home to the only collegiate football program in Fort Wayne. The R. Bruce Dye Strength Training Center and Shields Family Pavilion is located on the south end of the stadium. USF has the first collegiate field utilizing Sporturf, thanks to generous contributions from private donors. This faster, safer artificial surface makes Bishop D’Arcy Stadium a versatile venue for USF and high school soccer and lacrosse, as well as Cougar football. The stadium also holds the USF football offices in the Tom Jehl Football Complex under the west stands.

The Hutzell Athletic Center houses facilities for Cougar basketball and volleyball teams, and contains locker room facilities for men’s and women’s soccer, baseball, softball, cross-country and track and field, plus offices for the coaching staff and a fitness center. Intercollegiate men’s and women’s golf and tennis are also offered at USF. Intramural coeducational sports are offered year-round for fun, fitness and friendship. The Center for Franciscan Life is located in the Campus Ministry building as well as guest rooms and counseling rooms, and is the home of the campus chaplain. All of the buildings are just a short walk from the Student Center, with its game and meeting rooms and lounge. The North Campus, located across Spring Street from Brookside, features an auditorium, gymnasium, classrooms, offices, and the Lupke Gallery. This year, we proudly open our new USF Downtown location in the heart of Fort Wayne. The USF Business Center, located in the former Chamber of Commerce building, houses the Keith Busse School of Business and Entrepreneurial Leadership. The university’s business programs will all be housed in this facility, allowing students to have unprecedented access to local business and community leaders for internships and mentoring opportunities. The Business Center also houses the Historic Woman’s Club, which will host many events throughout the year and is available for rental. Just around the corner, in the USF Robert Goldstine Performing Arts Center, our new Music Technology Center opens to students this year as well. These classrooms, recording studios and performance spaces contain state-of-the-art equipment and were designed with the expertise of our community partner Sweetwater. Plus, the downtown location puts students within footsteps of many of Fort Wayne’s cultural hotspots to collaborate and mentor with other creative groups in the city. With the historic 2,000-seat auditorium available, many outstanding performances will come from these new education spaces. Founded in 1890 as a comprehensive university in the Catholic Franciscan tradition, the University of Saint Francis offers more than 80 undergraduate and graduate programs through the School of Health Sciences, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Keith Busse School of Business and Entrepreneurial Leadership and School of Creative Arts. In addition to its traditional programs, USF designs focused curricula for working adults in Fort Wayne, Crown Point and online. Currently 2,300 students from a broad geographic region attend USF for its academic excellence.

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FACILITIES TM

Bishop John D’Arcy Stadium Bishop John D’Arcy Stadium on the west side of the campus is home to the only collegiate football program in Fort Wayne and now features a new surface thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor. It also includes the R. Bruce Dye Strength Training Center and Shields Family Pavilion. The new facility will be a major asset to future Cougars building strength as well as speed for football on the recently dedicated Daniel Carter Speed Training track. The facility also provides a picturesque view of Kevin Donley Field and the west side of the campus from the donor-funded $1.5 million facility. USF became the first collegiate field in Indiana to utilize Sporturf thanks to generous contributions from private donors. Groundbreaking for the installation of this faster, safer artificial surface took place on June 23, 2004, and makes Bishop D’Arcy Stadium a versatile venue not only for football but also USF men’s and women’s soccer and community youth football, soccer and lacrosse programs. Lights were installed in June 2012. Football offices are located in the Tom Jehl Football Complex, along with home and visitor locker rooms. Hutzell Fitness Center Hutzell Fitness Center had its grand opening in fall 2007. Located on the east side of Hutzell Athletic Center, the facility houses an impressive variety of workout equipment to help anyone reach their fitness goals.

Hutzell Athletic Center Hutzell Athletic Center is the home for Cougar basketball and volleyball, and contains locker room facilities for men’s and women’s soccer, baseball, softball, cross-country, track and field, offices for the coaching staff on the second floor, west side, and the Hutzell Fitness Center. HAC was opened in May 1990, and in the first basketball game that November, USF edged IPFW 66-64. During the $200,000 Rolland Hall of Athletics renovation project, HAC coaches’ offices were relocated to the second floor of the west end. The project also included expansion of locker room and training facilities, completed in August 2008. Coonan Field Coonan Field is named in honor of the first and long-time USF coach and athletic director, Terry Coonan. It was dedicated during homecoming in the fall of 1996 and is located just south of Achatz Hall of Science. Cougar Field Cougar Field was finished in fall 1991, and USF played its first baseball game there in the spring of 1992. USF defeated Tri-State in the dedication game. Westendorf Field The softball field on the mid-east edge of the campus was completed and dedicated in spring 2000. USF swept crosstown rival Indiana Tech 3-0 and 5-2.

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Athletic Staff

Dear University of Saint Francis Friend,

Athletic Department Staff Members (area code 260) Director of Athletics........................Mike McCaffrey...........mmccaffrey@sf.edu........399-7700 x6250 Associate Director of Athletics.......Mitch Ellisen................mellisen@sf.edu..............399-7700 x6206 Director of Sports Marketing / Assistant Director of Athletics.......Tim Alexander..............talexander@sf.edu..........399-7700 x6236 Head Athletic Trainer.....................Julie Reinking...............jareinking@sf.edu............399-7700 x7413 Assistant............................................Zach Ruble....................zruble@sf.edu..................399-7700 x6207 Assistant............................................Kayla Parkos..................kparkos@sf.edu...............399-7700 x6207 Faculty Athletic Representative.....Dr. Matt Hopf..............mhopf@sf.edu.................399-7700 x8226 Director of Sports Information.....Bill Scott........................bscott@sf.edu...................399-7700 x6223 Sports Information FAX...............................................................................................................399-8164 Asst. Director of Sports Information and Director of Broadcasting......Jeff Mahoney................jmahoney@sf.edu............399-7700 x5417 Sports Offices Football Head Football Coach/QBs...........Kevin Donley................kdonley@sf.edu...............399-7700 x6204 Receivers / Co-Recruiting Coordinator / ....................Patrick Donley..............pdonley@sf.edu...............399-7700 x6205 Offensive Coordinator / Tailbacks / Assistant Head Coach.....................Doug Coate..................dcoate@sf.edu.................399-7700 x6203 Co-Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Line/ .........................Eric Wagoner................ewagoner@sf.edu............399-7700 x6225 Outside Linebackers/ Equipment Manager..................Dave Ivy.........................divy@sf.edu......................399-7700 x6211 Co-Offensive Coordinator/ Offensive Line / Strength Coach......Trevor Miller.................tmiller@sf.edu.................399-7700 x6252 Co-Defensive Coordinator / Defensive Backs .....................Joe Didier......................jdidier@sf.edu..................399-7700 x6226 Assistant Coach / Defensive Line....... Randy Wolfe.................rwolfe@sf.edu..................399-7700 x6214 Assistant Coach ............................. Eddie Nolan..................enolan@sf.edu................399-7700 x6254 Assistant Coach / Linebackers.... Josh Miller.....................jmiller@sf.edu.................399-7700 x6253 Assistant Coach / DBs.................. Matt Millhouse Assistant Coach / Receivers......... Grant Veith Baseball Head Coach.....................................Greg Roberts................groberts@sf.edu...............399-7700 x6222 Basketball – Men Head Coach.....................................Chad LaCross..............clacross@sf.edu................399-7700 x6220 Associate Head Coach....................Luke Cummings..........lcummings@sf.edu..........399-7700 x6213 Basketball – Women Head Coach.....................................Jason Ridge...................jridge@sf.edu....................399-7700 x6216 Cheer Team Head Coach.....................................Jeremy Elder..................jelder@sf.edu...............................399-7700 Cross-Country – Men and Women Head Coach.....................................Adam Longsworth.......alongsworth@sf.edu.......399-7700 x6224 Golf – Men and Women Head Coach.....................................Tim Alexander.............talexander@sf.edu...........399-7700 x6236 Soccer – Men Head Coach.....................................Mitch Ellisen................mellisen@sf.edu...............399-7700 x6206 Soccer – Women Head Coach.....................................Christy Young...............cyoung@sf.edu................399-7700 x6229 Softball Head Coach.....................................Ryan Bolyn....................rbolyn@sf.edu.................399-7700 x6231 Tennis – Men and Women Head Coach.....................................Kristen Harrow.............kharrow@sf.edu..............399-7700 x6234 Track and Field – Men and Women Head Coach.....................................Adam Longsworth.......alongsworth@sf.edu.......399-7700 x6224 Volleyball Head Coach.....................................Scott Haddix.................dhaddix@sf.edu...............399-7700 x6212

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We are thrilled to welcome you back to Bishop John D’Arcy Stadium for this year’s season. Your support of our athletes, Marching Pride Band and Cheer Team is very much appreciated. While you are here, please consider a walk around campus to truly experience our beautiful surroundings. Please consider joining us for Mass offered at 4 p.m. every game day in the St. Francis Chapel, and also to tour the beautifully restored Brookside (former Bass Mansion). Again, welcome to USF, enjoy the game and thank you for being part of another year of exciting Cougar football! Sister M. Elise Kriss, OSF USF President

Dear Cougar Family and Fans, All of us within the USF Athletic Department welcome you to our beautiful campus to enjoy today’s game. We look forward to another great year filled with on-field success stories and continued classroom dedication by all of our student-athletes. The university is committed to continuous improvements such as the R. Bruce Dye Strength Training Center and Jim Shields Family Pavilion at D’Arcy Stadium that benefit our student-athletes for years to come. We hope to bring other enhancements and upgrades to our campus over the next several years, while maintaining our high standards for academic excellence. I am so proud of our student-athletes who, once again, achieved above a 3.0 GPA across the entire department. The NAIA has recognized many of our teams and student-athletes for their achievements and we will bring many more accolades home this year! Please plan to come back and visit with us soon for another athletic event. Or, take a campus tour to see if our community is the right fit for you or a loved one. Thank you for supporting our student-athletes and GO COUGARS! Mike McCaffrey Athletic Director

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NAIA National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics NAIA at a Glance

NAIA: Tradition of Positive Influence The NAIA has 50,000 student-athletes participating at nearly 300 member colleges and universities throughout the United States and Canada. Divided into 25 conferences and the Association of Independent Institutions (All), the NAIA offers 23 championships in 13 sports. Since 1937, the NAIA has continued a long tradition of pushing the envelope and making a positive difference in the lives of students, coaches and parents. The Champions of Character program is the latest cutting-edge addition to the NAIA’s proud history of innovation. Through Champions of Character, the NAIA seeks to create an environment in which student-athletes, coaches, officials and spectators are committed to the true spirit of competition through the five core values: respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and sportsmanship.

• Nearly 300 member colleges and universities • 23 national championships • 650,000 studentathletes • First to include black colleges and students in championships • First to include women in national championships • First to develop system-wide character initiative with substantive programming

Mileage Chart from Fort Wayne School Taylor University Marian University Siena Heights University Robert Morris University Concordia University St. Xavier University

Location Upland, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind. Adrian, Mich. Chicago, Ill. Ann Arbor, Mich. Chicago, Ill.

Miles from FW 57 120 120 160 162 174

School Location Olivet Nazarene University Bourbonnais, Ill. Trinity International University Deerfield, Ill. St. Ambrose University Davenport, Ill. Lindenwood-Belleville Belleville, Ill. Missouri Baptist St. Louis, Mo.

Miles from FW 199 236 311 377 386

University of Saint Francis By The Numbers • USF has the most wins of any collegiate program in Indiana over the last 10 seasons (2006-15): 99: University of Saint Francis 97: Wabash College 88: Franklin College 82: University of Notre Dame 73: University of Indianapolis • Double-figure win seasons since 2000 – Indiana schools 10 – USF 7– Wabash 4– Notre Dame 4– Marian 3- University of Indianapolis 2– Trine 2– Ball State 1– Franklin 1– Hanover

• 116 All-MSFA First-Team selections in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 • 7 MSFA MEL Players of the Year • 94 MSFA Player-of-the-Week Awards in 18 seasons • 19 NAIA Player-of-the-Week Awards in 18 seasons • 2 NAIA Rawlings National Player-of-the-Year Awards last 5 seasons (2004 and 2006) • 186 Consecutive NAIA Top 25 Rankings (Oct. 12, 1999 through Oct. 12, 2014) • 1st AND ONLY MSFA team to win 8 consecutive MSFA, MEL OR MWL titles • 10 Consecutive berths in NAIA Football Championship Series, tied Georgetown and Central State for longest streak in NAIA history • 1 of just 3 institutions with 10 or more consecutive appearances in 52-year history of NAIA Championship series • 3 Consecutive NAIA Championship Series Final appearances • 6 Consecutive NAIA Football Championship Series Semifinal appearances • USF was ranked in the NAIA Top 25 Top 10 in 165 rankings • 56 Consecutive wins at home (regular season and NAIA FCS combined) 2001-2009 • 99-24 Record, .805 winning % over last 10 seasons (2006-15) • Kevin Donley voted MSFA Coach of the Year 10 times in 18 seasons

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Mid-States Football Association (MSFA) The Mid-States Football Association begins its 23rd season with 13 schools in five Midwestern states. Lindenwood-Belleville and Missouri Baptist are the newest members joining Concordia University of Ann Arbor, Mich.; Marian University of Indianapolis, Ind.; the University of Saint Francis of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Siena Heights University of Adrian, Mich. and Taylor University of Upland, Ind. in the Mideast League again in 2016. Meanwhile, Chicago-based Robert Morris University and Saint Xavier University; the University of St. Francis of Joliet, Ill.; Olivet Nazarene University of Bourbonnais, Ill.; St. Ambrose University of Davenport, Iowa; and Trinity International University of Deerfield, Ill. make up the Midwest League. Each MSFA team plays the other teams within its league plus crossover games against the other league. The champions of the two leagues receive automatic berths into the NAIA Championship Series. The MSFA has claimed seven national championships, including four of the last five by Marian (2015, 2012), Grand View University (Iowa) in 2013, and Saint Xavier (2011). The University of Findlay (1995 & 1997) and Westminster College (1994) also won national titles as members of the MSFA. The MSFA Chairman for 2016-2017 will be Mike McCaffrey, Athletics Director, University of Saint Francis, Ind. Gary Newsome, athletics director at Olivet Nazarene, enters his third season as the MSFA Commissioner; Larry Alter of Findlay, Ohio is the MSFA Information Director; and Ray McCormick of Normal, Ill. is the Coordinator of Officials. Weekly statistical reports, players of the week, news items and highlights are available on the MSFA website at www.mid-statesfootball.org.

GARY NEWSOME

Commissioner One University Avenue Bourbonnais, IL 60914 Office telephone: (815) 939-5120 Home telephone: Fax number: (815) 939-7933 Cell phone: (815) 685-6810 Email address: gnewsome@olivet.edu

MSFA alignment for 2016-2017 Mideast League

Concordia (2010) Lindenwood-Belleville (2015) Marian (2007) Missouri Baptist (2015) University of Saint Francis, Ind. (1998) Siena Heights (2012) Taylor (1994)

Midwest League

Olivet Nazarene, Ill. (1994) Robert Morris, Ill. (2013) Saint Xavier, Ill. (1994) St. Ambrose, Iowa (1996) St. Francis, Ill. (1999) Trinity International, Ill. (1994)

LARRY ALTER

Information Director 1635 Parkside Place Findlay, Ohio 45840 (419) 427-8407 (after 3 p.m.) (419) 422-0251 (419) 427-8480 (419) 722-1186 Email address: lalter@woh.rr.com Second email: larryalter@thecourier.com

2015 MSFA Standings Mideast League

W-L For Opp W-L For Opp #4 USF 6-0 328 125 11-1 563 274 #6 Marian 5-1 312 98 12-2 584 201 Taylor 4-2 245 169 7-3 380 248 Concordia (MI) 2-4 114 195 5-6 236 289 Siena Heights 2-4 177 240 4-6 316 353 Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) 2-4 149 281 4-6 253 403 Missouri Baptist 0-6 82 289 0-10 147 464

Midwest League

W-L For Opp W-L For Opp #19 USF (IL) 4-1 139 65 8-3 264 171 #16 St. Xavier (IL) 4-1 136 107 7-4 331 348 #20 St. Ambrose (IA) 3-2 121 89 8-2 283 196 #28 RV Robert Morris (IL) 3-2 118 91 6-4 244 205 Olivet Nazarene (IL) 1-4 76 141 3-8 229 375 Trinity International (IL) 0-5 56 153 2-9 203 324# # Rank in final 2014 NAIA Top 25.

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MSFA in 2015 NAIA National Championship Series First Round – Nov. 21

@ #4 USF 37, #12 Reinhardt (Ga.) 26 @ #6 Marian 44, #11 Campbellsville (Ky.) 7 @ #1 Morningside (Iowa) 75 #16 St. Xavier (Ill.) 69, 4 OT

Quarterfinals – Nov. 28

@ #4 USF 42, #5 Montana Tech 20 #6 Marian 30 @ #3 Grand View 3

Semifinal – Dec. 5

#6 Marian 45, @ #4 USF 14

NAIA FCS Championship Game – Dec. 19, Daytona Beach, FL #6 Marian 31 #7 Southern Oregon 14

MSFA Mid-States Football Association • Concordia University • Siena Heights University Saint Ambrose University

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• Trinity International University • • Robert Morris University University of St. Francis • Saint Xavier University

Olivet Nazarene University

University of Saint Francis

• Taylor University

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• Marian University

• Missouri Baptist • Lindenwood Belleville

Mid-States Football Association 2015 Schedule (MEL) - Mideast League, (MWL) - Midwest League

AUGUST 29 USF, Ind. at Trinity International, 2 p.m. Olivet Nazarene at Midland Lutheran, Neb., 2 p.m. Missouri Baptist at Bethel, Tenn., 6 p.m. Saint Xavier at Marian, 6 p.m.

24 Lindenwood-Belleville at USF, Ind. (MEL), Noon Trinity International at Concordia, 1 p.m. Marian at Missouri Baptist (MEL), 2 p.m. Robert Morris at St. Francis, Ill. (MWL), 4 p.m. Saint Xavier at Siena Heights, 6 p.m. Olivet Nazarene at Taylor, 7 p.m.

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3 Lindenwood-Belleville at Siena Heights (MEL), 1 p.m. Taylor at Malone, 1 p.m. Concordia at St. Ambrose, 2 p.m. Wisconsin Lutheran at Trinity International, 2 p.m. USF, Ind. at Olivet Nazarene, 7 p.m. St. Francis, Ill. at Saint Xavier (MWL), 7 p.m. North Central at Robert Morris, 8 p.m. 10 Taylor at USF, Ind. (MEL), Noon Ave Maria, Fla. at Saint Xavier, 1 p.m. Siena Heights at Missouri Baptist (MEL), 1 p.m. St. Ambrose at Dakota State, 2 p.m. St. Francis, Ill. at Wisconsin-Platteville, 2 p.m. Marian at Indianapolis, 6 p.m. Olivet Nazarene at Lindenwood-Belleville, 7 p.m. Concordia at Wagner, N.Y., TBA Robert Morris at Bacone, Okla., TBA 17 Robert Morris at Marian, 1 p.m. Siena Heights at Concordia (MEL), 1 p.m. St. Ambrose at Lindenwood-Belleville, 2 p.m. St. Francis, Ill. at Missouri Baptist, 4 p.m. Butler at Taylor, 7 p.m. Trinity International at Valparaiso, TBA Saint Xavier at Webber, Fla., TBA

1 Marian at USF, Ind. (MEL), Noon Missouri Baptist at Taylor (MEL), 1 p.m. Concordia at St. Francis, Ill., 2 p.m. Davenport at Saint Xavier , 2 p.m. Trinity International at St. Ambrose (MWL), 2 p.m. Olivet Nazarene at Robert Morris (MWL), 7 p.m. 8 USF, Ind. at Siena Heights (MEL), Noon Taylor at Marian (MEL), 1 p.m. Concordia at Saint Xavier, 2 p.m. Missouri Baptist at Lindenwood-Belleville (MEL), 2 p.m. St. Ambrose at St. Francis, Ill. (MWL), 5 p.m. Trinity International at Olivet Nazarene (MWL), 7 p.m. 15 Lindenwood-Belleville at Marian (MEL), 1 p.m. USF, Ind. at Concordia (MEL), 1 p.m. Siena Heights at Taylor (MEL), 1 p.m. Davenport, Mich. at St. Francis, Ill., 2 p.m. Trinity International at Robert Morris (MWL), 2 p.m. Saint Xavier at St. Ambrose (MWL), 2 p.m. Missouri Baptist at Olivet Nazarene, 2 p.m.

22 Robert Morris at USF, Ind., Noon Olivet Nazarene at Siena Heights, 1 p.m. Taylor at Concordia (MEL), 1 p.m. Saint Xavier at Trinity International (MWL), 2 p.m. St. Ambrose at Missouri Baptist, 2 p.m. St. Francis, Ill. at Lindenwood-Belleville, 2 p.m. 28 Saint Xavier at Olivet Nazarene (MWL), 8 p.m. 29 Missouri Baptist at USF, Ind. (MEL), Noon Concordia at Marian (MEL). 1 p.m. Lindenwood-Belleville at Robert Morris, 2 p.m. Siena Heights at St. Ambrose, 2 p.m. St. Francis, Ill. at Trinity International (MWL), 2 p.m.

NOVEMBER 5 USF, Ind. at Davenport, Mich., Noon Missouri Baptist at Concordia (MEL), 1 p.m. Siena Heights at Trinity International, 1 p.m. Marian at St. Francis, Ill., 2 p.m. Olivet Nazarene at St. Ambrose (MWL), 2 p.m. Robert Morris at Saint Xavier (MWL), 2 p.m. Taylor at Lindenwood-Belleville (MEL), 2 p.m. 12 Marian at Siena Heights (MEL), 1 p.m. Trinity International at Taylor, 1 p.m. Concordia at Lindenwood-Belleville (MEL), 2 p.m. St. Ambrose at Robert Morris (MWL), 2 p.m. St. Francis, Ill. at Olivet Nazarene (MWL), 2 p.m. Lyon, Ark. at Missouri Baptist, 3 p.m. NOTE: Additional game times will be added as they become available. All times are Eastern Daylight Time.

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Season 18 - Rewind 2015 • 17th Consecutive Winning Season • Won 12th MSFA MEL championship • Advanced to 7th NAIA FCS Semifinal • QB Nick Ferrer MSFA MEL Player of the Year • Kevin Donley MSFA MEL CoTY 10th time • 13 Earn 1st Team All-MSFA MEL, 19 total honors Game 1 USF 59, Olivet Nazarene 16 Sat., Sept. 5, 2015 FORT WAYNE, Ind. – One play was all it took to put the 2014 season in the rearview mirror. On the first play of the game, sophomore quarterback Nick Ferrer connected with senior wide receiver Cam Smith on a fly route for a 79 yard touchdown. The catch happened on the near sidelines in front of over 3,000 fans as the University of Saint Francis (1-0) football team went on to win 59-16 over Olivet Nazarene on a steamy Saturday night at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium. With the touchdown catch, Smith moved up to No. 2 on the USF all-time receiving yards list with 2,252 career receiving yards moving past Andy Papagiannis (2002-05, 2,160 yards). Ferrer went on to throw for five touchdowns and finished 12-of-19 passing for 216 yards. Four minutes after finding Smith, Cody Appenzeller took a shovel pass 13 yards for a score. Two minutes later, Ferrer hit Montay McDowell for a 46-yard touchdown and the Cougars led 21-0, seven minutes into the game. Game 2 USF 48, @ Taylor 42 Sat., Sept. 12, 2015 UPLAND, Ind. – What mattered most to USF was getting the “W” in a game the Cougars led by 42 in the third quarter. USF Head Coach Kevin Donley will certainly remember his 280th career win as one that almost got away, but thankfully didn’t. Other events that make 280 one to remember was Ferrer delivering the third best passing game in the 18-year history of the USF program –

• Junior OL Zach Minardo is 2015 CoSIDA Academic AllAmerica® College Division Football First Team • USF qualifies for 15th NAIA FCS • Ferrer NAIA Player of the Week 9/14/15 • Spencer Cowherd (LB) NAIA Defensive Player of the Week 10/6/15

434 yards passing and his second consecutive five passing TDs game. Junior Seth Coate provided more memories producing the sixth best receiving game for USF with 189 yards on seven receptions, both career highs. And he scored three TDs, the last providing most of the winning margin. Junior running back Aaron Harris put his name on the memories list with two TDs, the first a highlight-worthy score of 58 yards. Yes, it was quite the thrill ride on Saturday night in the Mid-States Football Association Mideast League opener for both teams with the Cougars building a 48-7 lead, then holding on for their 90th MSFA MEL win. “I’ll remember No. 280 for a while,” Donley confirmed. “We’ve got a lot of young guys who are still learning. But for about 36 minutes tonight, we played some excellent football. I’m just happy to win.”

interception that led to a USF field goal and finished with 10 tackles. Senior Cale Tabler picked off his sixth interception in USF’s last six games to extend the Cougars’ streak of two or more INTs to six consecutive games, and DB Jerrell Holman had nine tackles, eight solo. “I was really pleased with our defensive effort today,” USF Head Coach Kevin Donley said after his 281st career win, his 167th in 18 seasons as the Cougars’ main man. “They’ve got a very talented offensive unit and we kept them out of the end zone only giving up a field goal.” TIU (2-1) running back Chris Elliott entered the game averaging 135.5 yards per game, but he only managed 38 yards on eight carries. USF improved to 3-0 for its best start since 2011.

Game 3 @ USF 45, Trinity International 3 Sat. Sept. 19, 2015 FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Aaron Harris rushed for a career high 150 yards including a gamelong run for 51 yards in what was a very happy Homecoming for the Cougars. 17th-ranked University of Saint Francis bolted out to a 38-0 lead and sent more than 3,000 fans home very happy with a 45-3 conquest of Trinity International University on Saturday afternoon. NAIA Offensive Player of the Week Nick Ferrer threw for 313 yards and four TD passes while junior running back Aaron Harris muscled his way to 150 yards rushing for the 3-0 Cougars. Linebacker Matt Muncy had an

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Game 4 #14 USF 74, @ Lindenwood-Belleville 13 Sat. Sept. 26, 2015 BELLEVILLE, Ill. – Talk about offensive, talk about the 14th-ranked University of Saint Francis football team, which improved to 4-0 with a lopsided 74-13 win at Lindenwood University-Belleville on Saturday afternoon. The Cougars improved to 2-0 in Mid-States Football Association Mideast League play after putting up some impressive numbers including a team-record seventh consecutive game with multiple interceptions. That was just the start of the Cougars’ “numbers” game. USF finished with 729 yards total offense and a 445-yard advantage over the 1-3 Lynx. USF controlled a 250-yard advantage in passing yardage (445-195) and a 195yard advantage on the ground (284-89).

fumbled MU pitch at the 50-yard line, Boswell soared for a Ferrer pass, came down around the MU 6-yard line and squirmed his way through three tacklers for the 28-yard go-ahead TD. Ryan Nix kicked the PAT for the winning threepoint margin with 1:01 to play. USF improved to 3-0 in Mid-States Football Association Mideast League competition after the Cougars knocked off the defending champs. The Cougars avenged a 51-18 loss to the Knights (3-2, 1-1 MEL) on Nov. 15, 2014 despite trailing 21-0 in the first quarter and 28-7 with 12 minutes to play in the second quarter. “I know offensively, we were tellin’ ourselves all we can do is put together drives and put points on the board, that’s what we had con-

USF sophomore QB Nick Ferrer racked up big numbers again throwing for 388 yards on 21-of-33 passing and three TDs. Senior WR Cam Smith caught three passes for 120 yards and an electrifying 58-yard TD, all in the first half. Seth Coate caught five passes for 101 yards and two TDs and in the process moving over the 1,000 yards career receiving plateau. Freshman Tirone Young rushed for 125 yards including a scintillating 73-yard TD and Justin Green finished with a team-leading 146 yards all-purpose yardage including two rushing TDs and one TD reception.

trol of offensively,” Ferrer said. “We knew we weren’t going to blow this team out. We knew we would face more adversity than we had in the previous games. We knew it would be a four quarter game and I’m extremely pleased with the way we handled it. I’m so pleased with our team, my brothers.”

Game 5 #11 USF 45, @ #6 Marian 42 Sat. Oct. 3, 2015 INDIANAPOLIS – No question about it, this Top 25 clash lived up to the hype with USF pulling off the upset.

“What an outstanding effort,” USF Head Coach Kevin Donley said after getting his 283rd career win. “We never gave up. We made plays. We had great effort all four quarters. We knew that anything short of that wouldn’t be enough.”

The 5-0 Cougars trailed 42-25 entering the fourth quarter before freshman P.J. Dean started the USF rebound with a 45-yard TD run. Boswell scored on a 23-yard TD pass from Ferrer (PAT was blocked) cutting the MU lead to 42-38 and after Christian Johnson secured a

The Knights, who played their eighth ranked opponent in their last nine games, had a 466393 advantage in total offense and 119-38 yard advantage in rushing yards, but MU lost two fumbles and Northern threw three interceptions. MU had nine penalties for 99 yards,

USF five for 55. Game 6 #9 USF 49, Siena Heights 25 Sat., Oct. 10, 2015 FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Not this time. NAIA ninth-ranked University of Saint Francis rejected Siena Heights University thoughts of back-to-back upsets with a swarming defense and big-play offense for a 49-25 win on a perfect Saturday afternoon. The USF win avenged a 27-20 SHU win at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium in 2014 that the Saints used to go on and earn a share of the Mid-States Football Association Mideast League title with Marian University. The 6-0 Cougars scored on their first two possessions, held the Saints (2-3, 2-2 MSFA MEL) to a field goal on their first possession, and answered SHU’s one serious threat with back-to-back TDs in the last 5:10 of the half to take charge. “After they beat us last year, this felt great,” USF senior defensive end Karrington Thompson said. “It was a trap game with us coming off a big win at Marian last week, but I think we responded well.”

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Thompson led the USF swarm with three sacks for 16 yards, four solo tackles and nine total, and one QB hurry, but he had plenty of support. LB Piercen Harnish led USF in tackles with 10, a team-leading five solo, and 1.5 sacks for 12 yards. DE Lucas Sparks had a sack for eight yards and Tirone Young delivered his second 100-plus yard rushing game. Game 7 #7 USF 48, Concordia 7 Sat., Oct. 17, 2015 FORT WAYNE, Ind. – What mattered most for the University of Saint Francis was the way the Cougars finished – 45-points in the final 50 minutes and change – defeating Concordia University by 41 points. The NAIA seventh-ranked Cougars clinched at least a share of the Mid-States Football Association Mideast League championship with its seventh consecutive win, fifth in MSFA MEL competition.

USF rolled up 570 yards total offense, piled up 244 yards rushing, 326 passing and held the Cardinals (4-3, 1-1 MSFA MEL) to 315 yard in total offense, 63 yards below their average. CU, which got NAIA nation’s attention with a 35-14 win over then fifth-ranked St. Xavier University last Saturday, did take a 7-3 lead, but USF outscored the Cardinals 45-0 after that. Take away QB Seth Suida’s 59-yard TD dash and CU only managed 256 yards of total offense. Game 8 #7 USF 38, @ #9 Robert Morris 29 Sat., Oct. 24, 2015 ARLINGTON PARK, Ill. – All the University of Saint Francis needed was one more big play from its defense and Na’shawn Lewis raised his hand in a 38-29 win over No. 9 Robert Morris University on Saturday afternoon in Chicagoland. Lewis pilfered a pass and scored an 8-yard interception touchdown sealing the NAIA Top 10 win for the seventh-ranked 8-0 Cougars. USF outscored the Eagles (5-2) 31-15 in the second half after trailing 14-7 at halftime. Lewis’ interception was the last of three in the second half for USF. Under a steel-gray sky and in southwest winds whipping Morris Field around 20 miles per hour, Lewis’ play was the cherry on top of a banana split overflowing with big plays for the Cougars. His first INT for a TD this season at 2:01 to play in the game followed by a Ryan Nix PAT finished the scoring and USF’s second win over an NAIA Top 25 team this season. Both wins have been against NAIA Top 10 teams. Lewis’ INT was the second of two USF pick-6 plays, the first a 64-yard momentum changing return by Spencer Cowherd early in the third quarter. Cowherd’s second pick-6 this season gave the Cougars a 17-14 lead at the 8:19 in the third quarter. Justin Green dashed to a 42-yard TD at 7:05 on USF’s second possession of the third quarter and in less than eight minutes, USF had turned a seven-point deficit into a 10-point advantage at 24-14. Game 9 #5 USF 38, @ Missouri Baptist 6 Sat., Nov. 15, 2015 ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Using perfect weather, exceptional for mid-November, fifth-ranked USF scored a school-record 36 points in the second quarter leaving little doubt about the Cougars’ regular-season quest for perfection. With a brilliant blue sky overhead and temperatures in the mid-60s at kickoff, USF posted its first unbeaten regular season since 2008

finishing 9-0 overall, 6-0 in the Mid-States Football Association Mideast League. The Cougars locked up their 12th MEL crown, their 10th outright, as well as an automatic berth in the NAIA Football Championship Series. NAIA will reveal the final regular season poll Sunday afternoon and the Cougars will likely move up to No. 4 after finishing as the only unbeaten team in NAIA football this season. Top-ranked Morningside University assured USF’s “only unbeaten” status with a 55-7 win over No. 4 Doane (Neb.), which was the only other unbeaten team prior to play on Saturday.

Nick Ferrer threw for five touchdown passes, finished 25-for-29 passing for 312 yards. Ferrer and Seth Coate connected for the second time at 13:11 in the second quarter, an 8-yard connection that ignited USF’s 36-point second quarter. By the time the quarter ended, USF led 43-3 at halftime, the seventh time in 18 seasons the Cougars have led by 40 or more at halftime. Ferrer connected for four TD passes in the second quarter. Defense added points when Cale Tabler returned an interception 40 yards for the score and a 20-0 USF lead at 10:58. And Charles Gaston blocked an MBU punt out of the end zone for a safety at 1:27. Ferrer and Cam Smith hooked up for a 9-yard TD pass with 22 seconds to play in the half and Ryan Nix’ extra point produced a new record for points in a second quarter topping the 35 against Quincy in 2002. Ferrer completed 12-of-14 passes in the second quarter for 156 yards and three TDs.

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Game 10 @ #4 USF 37, #12 Reinhardt 26 Sat., Nov. 23, 2015 FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Justin Green rushed for a University of Saint Francis record, Seth Coate made two touchdown catches in the “SportsCenter Top 10” category and the USF defense limited 12th-ranked Reinhardt University to a season-low points in a 37-26 win at what became snow-covered Kevin Donley Field at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium. The fourth-ranked Cougars won their 12thconsecutive NAIA Football Championship Series First Round game to advance to the quarterfinal round for the 13th time. RU

finished at 9-2 after its first appearance in the NAIA FCS in its third season playing football. Green ran for 252 yards on 32 carries including three touchdown carries eclipsing the previous USF single-game rushing mark set by Daniel Carter on Nov. 15, 2008 when the USF grad ran for 239 yards on 25 carries. Green scored USF’s first TD on a 1-yard run for a 7-0 lead just two minutes, 37 seconds into the game. He added a 7-yard TD run in the second quarter for a 17-7 USF lead and a 25-yard dash through about three inches of snow early in the third quarter opening up a 31-7 USF lead. It was his second 100-yard plus game this season, USF’s sixth in 10 games. His previous best was 140 at Robert Morris on Oct. 24, which means he rushed for 381 yards against two NAIA Top 25 teams this season averaging 7.8 yards per carry. Green, a redshirt freshman, was chosen NAIA

Offensive Player of the Game by media covering the game. USF freshman Piercen Harnish was selected NAIA Defensive Player of the Game after finishing with 17 tackles including nine solo and two forced fumbles. Game 11 @ #4 USF 42, #5 Montana Tech 20 Sat., Nov. 28, 2015 FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Minor halftime adjustments led to major dividends in a 42-20 University of Saint Francis win over fifth-ranked Montana Tech in one of four NAIA Football Championship Series Quarterfinal games on Saturday afternoon. Tied at 14 at halftime, the 11-0, fourth-ranked Cougars buried the Orediggers with a 28-0 third quarter for a 42-14 lead heading into the fourth quarter at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium at Kevin Donley Field. On defense, USF limited NAIA rushing leader Nolan Saraceni (162.0 yards per game) to 63 yards on 24 carries, just 16 yards in the second half. And the Cougars intercepted three passes in the second half and recovered one fumble. Justin Green was chosen NAIA Offensive Player-of-the-Game after he finished with 216 yards rushing on 21 carries to become the first USF back to deliver back-to-back 200-plus yards rushing games. “We didn’t do anything major, just some minor things in some our schemes, and better execution,” USF Head Coach Kevin Donley said. “Taking the opening kickoff and scoring was a major step in the right direction and I thought our defense fed off the energy the offense generated in that first second-half drive. We got a big-time throw (Nick Ferrer) and catch (Cam Smith) and a 24-yard run by Justin Green that elevated our level of play.” Ferrer completed two passes to Cody Appenzeller for 5- and 4-yards, Green rushed two more times for six yards and P.J. Dean finished the go-ahead drive on a 7-yard touchdown for a 20-14 USF lead with 11:23 to play.

Ryan Nix’ extra-point attempt was blocked, but USF was unfazed and scored on its next three possessions knocking the hope out of the Orediggers (10-2) and ending their eightgame winning streak. Game 12 #6 Marian 45, @ #4 USF 14 Sat., Dec. 5, 2015 FORT WAYNE, Ind. – For the first time in 21 NAIA Football Championship Series home games for the University of Saint Francis, the home field advantage was nullified in a 24-point Marian University second quarter that led to a 45-14 win for the Knights on a mild, sunny Saturday afternoon at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium on Kevin Donley Field. The fourth-ranked Cougars ended an outstanding 11-1 season while the Knights (11-2) avenged a 45-42 loss to USF in early October. MU won its eighth consecutive game securing a turn to the NAIA FCS title game against defending champion

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Southern Oregon, which won 30-27 at topranked Morningside University. USF had won three consecutive NAIA FCS semifinal games at BDS. USF had won 20 consecutive NAIA FCS home games. USF positives included two Nick Ferrer TD passes to Seth Coate, who finished with his seventh 100+ yard game of the season – 123 yards on nine receptions. Senior Cam Smith also finished his outstanding career at wide receiver with a 100+ yard game – 112 yards on six receptions. Ferrer finished 25-for-38 passing with one interception. The sophomore QB threw for 347 yards despite a season high seven sacks.

2016 USF Cougars Numerical Roster No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. 1 Charles Gaston WB 5-8 177 2 Shaton Harris CB 5-10 185 3 Trevon Carr RB 5-10 215 5/D Jerrell Holman CB 5-9 175 4 Lee Stewart III FS 5-11 190 6 Rocky James WR 6-2 162 7/O Andreas Gomez-Espino WR 6-0 175 7/D Joey Lamping SS 6-1 192 8/D Na’Shawn Lewis CB 6-1 203 8/O Dan Ricksy WR 5-11 163 9 Piercen Harnish ILB 6-0 220 10 Terrance Grayson WR 5-9 175 11 Seth Coate WR 6-3 215 12 Danny Naylor QB 6-4 180 13/D Chase Clark CB 5-9 166 13/O Nick Ferrer QB 6-4 225 14 Clay Senerius QB 6-4 184 15 Nate Carson WR 6-2 191 16 Jakob Coker QB 6-2 183 17 Justin Green RB 5-10 186 18/D Shannon Swain CB 5-10 185 19 Sean Boswell WB 5-9 185 20 Blake Schumacher FS 5-11 180 21 Ryan Johnson CB 5-10 162 22 Stan Jackson CB 5-10 175 23/D Vernard Whitfield II CB 5-11 185 24/D Emmanuel Evans WR 5-11 165 24/O Joe Knepper P 5-10 181 25/D Jack Givens DB 5-9 175 26/O Ryan Cinadr RB 5-9 180 27 Adam Neal OLB 6-2 166 28 P.J. Dean RB 5-11 187 29 Shane Vigar SS 5-10 195 30 Spencer Cowherd OLB 6-2 195 31 Marcus Stepp OLB 6-00 225 32 Malachi Manion DE 6-2 226 33/D Nick Brickens DB 5-9 190 33/O Cody Conwell RB 5-8 184 34 Jason Nicodemus RB 5-9 204 35 Dionte Walker DB 5-10 211 36/D Justin Herring SS 6-1 195 36/O Anthony Mayers RB 5-7 190 37/O Aaron Harris RB 5-9 205 37/D Zach Norton CB 6-0 180 38 Malik Coleman RB 5-10 209 39 Eric Dunten ILB 6-1 205 40 Christian Vela ILB 5-9 200 41 Wilmer Cole CB 6-1 178 42 Chris Smith WB 5-10 230 43 Vito Tupea SS 5-11 200 44 Jacob Bowlin TE/WB 6-3 225 45 Devin Green ILB 6-1 211 46 Kaleb Summers ILB 5-11 222 47 Brandon Grasha K 5-6 180 48 Adam Hoffer FS 6-1 185 49 Kylin Bass DE 6-1 201 50/D Blake Blaker DE 6-2 265 50/O Tristan Douglass ILB 5-11 195 51 Matt Muncy LB 6-1 264 52 Braxton O’Haver LS 6-2 220 53 Mitchell Thornbury ILB 6-0 200 54 Lucas Sparks DE 6-1 239 55 Cameron Shackelford DE 6-4 250

Yr. Jr. So. Jr.

Hometown /Previous School Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers Fort Wayne, IN / South Side Fort Wayne, IN / Leo Anderson University Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop Jr. Lima, OH / Central Catholic Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia So. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider R-Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers University of Indianapolis Sr. Avon, IN / Ben Davis Fr. Lafayette, IN / Jefferson So. Ossian, IN / Norwell R-Fr. Merrillville, IN / Merrillville Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Homestead Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia Fr. Lima, OH / Bath Jr. Westfield, IN / Westfield Fr. Waterford, MI / Our Lady of the Lakes So. Terre Haute, IN / North Vigo Fr. Tecumseh, MI / Tecumseh So. Griffith, IN / Griffith Sr. Anderson, IN / Anderson Jr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia So. Indianapolis, IN / Bishop Chatard So. Merrillville, IN / Bishop Noll College of the Desert So. Indianapolis, IN / Broad Ripple F Van Wert, OH / Van Wert Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll So. Bryan, OH / Bishop Dwenger Siena Heights University Fr. Merrillville, IN / Merrillville So. Butler,IN / Eastside R-Fr. Wabash, IN / Northfield Jr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop So. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger So. Dearborn Heights, MI / Robichaud Fr. New Palestine, IN / New Palestine Jr. Churubusco, IN / Churubusco Sr. Churubusco, IN / Churubusco So. Fort Wayne, IN / South Side Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Southport So. Hammond, IN / Bishop Noll Sr. Whiteland, IN / Whiteland Community Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger So. South Bend, IN / Riley So. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cardinal Ritter So. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike So. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central Fr. Fort Myers, FL / Bishop Verot So. Bloomington, IN / Bloomington North So. Elkhart, IN / Elkhart Memorial R-Fr. Hammond, IN / Morton So. New Haven, IN / New Haven R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cardinal Ritter So. LaOtto, IN / Eastside Ball State University Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop Jr. Lafayette, IN / McCutcheon R-Fr. Syracuse, IN / Wawasee Indiana State University Fr. Newburgh, IN / Castle Sr. Springfield, OH / Shawnee Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / South Side

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No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. 56 Jamal Jackson ILB 6-0 209 57 John Daugherty OL 6-1 290 58 Nick Shoemaker OL 6-4 266 59 Austin Smogor OL 6-3 300 60 Connor Holcomb OL 6-1 270 61 Nicholas Cox OL 6-0 299 62 Will Jordan DT 5-9 320 63 Zach Minardo OL 6-2 308 65 Jeremy Herber OL 6-2 337 66 Brian Gegner OL 6-3 262 67 Michael Smith OL 6-3 264 68 Shawn Ryan OL 6-0 284 69 Anthony Wilkerson OL 6-0 310 70 Isaiah DeGrasse OL 6-4 311 71 Zeke Lockwood OL 6-2 349 72 Landon Myers OL 6-3 313 73 Quinn Zaerr OL 6-5 263 75 Alex Woods OL 6-2 265 76 Keegan Bruner OL 6-1 310 77 Jaylen Gamble OL 6-2 262 78/D Drake DeMuyt DT 6-2 300 78/O Blaise Park OL 6-5 386 79 Shawn Moore OL 6-2 366 80 Jahni Cooper WR 6-2 185 81 Akeim Kelsaw WR 6-0 200 82 Montay McDowell WR 6-2 198 84 Will Chrisman WR 6-6 207 85 Duke Blackwell WR 5-10 180 86 Kyle May TE/WB 6-1 211 87 Zach Gegner TE / WB 6-2 232 88 Ryan Nix K 6-1 206 89 Brock Riley WR 6-2 207 90 Josh Spitnale P 6-5 221 91 Carlin Coleman DE 6-0 210 92 Tyler Back DE 6-3 275 93 Christian Johnson DT 6-2 276 94 Matt Swartz DT 6-1 280 95 D’ylan Richardson DT 6-1 249 96 Ahmad Rucker DL 6-0 339 97 James Jamicich DE 6-2 247 98 Eric Hemmelgarn DT 6-5 288 99 Jordan May DE 6-2 241

Yr. Hometown /Previous School Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cathedral R-Fr. Crown Point, IN / Andrean Fr. Avon, IN / Avon So. Greenwood,IN / Center Grove Jr. Kendallville, IN / East Noble R-Fr. Lafayette, IN / McCutcheon Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis Sr. Camby, IN / Mooresville Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Sr. Lima, OH / Lima Central Fr. Ramsey, IN / North Harrison So. Gas City, IN / Mississinewa Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger R-Fr. St. Mary’s, OH / Memorial Jr. Greenwood, IN / Center Grove Sr. Warsaw, IN / Warsaw Jr. Indianapolis, IN / North Central Sr. Kendallville, IN / East Noble Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis Fr. Waterloo, IN / DeKalb Fr. New Palestine, IN / New Palestine R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Lawrence Central Jr. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central Sr. Valparaiso, IN / Valparaiso Fr. Warsaw, IN / Warsaw Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis So. Dunkirk, IN / Jay County Grace College Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Scecina Memorial R-Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Scecina Memorial So. South Holland, IL / Bishop Noll Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll So. Portland, IN / Jay County So. Fishers, IN / Hamilton Southeastern

QB – 4 WB – 3 DE – 1

OL– 20 DB – 19

LB – 14 K/P – 5

RB – 10 DL/DE – 16

Ft. Wayne – 25 Indiana – 100 Illinois – 1

Allen County – 26 Ohio – 10 Floida – 1

Indianapolis – 22 Michigan – 2

Seniors – 18 R-Freshmen – 16

Juniors – 12 Freshmen – 33

Sophomores – 28

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TE/WB – 3

2016 USF Cougars Alphabetical Roster No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. 92 Tyler Back DE 6-3 275 49 Kylin Bass DE 6-1 201 85 Duke Blackwell WR 5-10 180 50/DBlake Blaker DE 6-2 265 19 Sean Boswell WB 5-9 185 44 Jacob Bowlin TE/WB 6-3 225 33/D Nick Brickens DB 5-9 190 76 Keegan Bruner OL 6-1 310 3 Trevon Carr RB 5-10 215 15 Nate Carson WR 6-2 191 84 Will Chrisman WR 6-6 207 26/O Ryan Cinadr RB 5-9 180 13/D Chase Clark CB 5-9 166 11 Seth Coate WR 6-3 215 16 Jakob Coker QB 6-2 183 41 Wilmer Cole CB 6-1 178 91 Carlin Coleman DE 6-0 210 38 Malik Coleman RB 5-10 209 33/O Cody Conwell RB 5-8 184 80 Jahni Cooper WR 6-2 185 30 Spencer Cowherd OLB 6-2 195 61 Nicholas Cox OL 6-0 299 57 John Daugherty OL 6-1 290 28 P.J. Dean RB 5-11 187 78/D Drake DeMuyt DT 6-2 300 70 Isaiah DeGrasse OL 6-4 311 50/O Tristan Douglass ILB 5-11 195 39 Eric Dunten ILB 6-1 205 24/D Emmanuel Evans WR 5-11 165 13/O Nick Ferrer QB 6-4 225 77 Jaylen Gamble OL 6-2 262 25/O Gavin Gardner K 5-9 168 1 Charles Gaston WB 5-8 177 66 Brian Gegner OL 6-3 262 87 Zach Gegner TE / WB 6-2 232 25/D Jack Givens DB 5-9 175 7/O Andreas Gomez-Espino WR 6-0 175 47 Brandon Grasha K 5-6 180 10 Terrance Grayson WR 5-9 175 17 Justin Green RB 5-10 186 45 Devin Green ILB 6-1 211 9 Piercen Harnish ILB 6-0 220 7/O Aaron Harris RB 5-9 205 2 Shaton Harris CB 5-10 185 98 Eric Hemmelgarn DT 6-5 288 65 Jeremy Herber OL 6-2 337 36/D Justin Herring SS 6-1 195 48 Adam Hoffer FS 6-1 185 60 Connor Holcomb OL 6-1 270 5/D Jerrell Holman CB 5-9 175 97 James Jamicich DE 6-2 247 56 Jamal Jackson ILB 6-0 209 22 Stan Jackson CB 5-10 175 6 Rocky James WR 6-2 162 93 Christian Johnson DT 6-2 276 21 Ryan Johnson CB 5-10 162 62 Will Jordan DT 5-9 320 81 Akeim Kelsaw WR 6-0 200 24/O Joe Knepper P 5-10 181 7/D Joey Lamping SS 6-1 192 8/D Na’Shawn Lewis CB 6-1 203 71 Zeke Lockwood OL 6-2 349

Yr. Hometown /Previous School So. Dunkirk, IN / Jay County Grace College R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cardinal Ritter Fr. New Palestine, IN / New Palestine So. LaOtto, IN / Eastside Ball State University Jr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis Fr. Fort Myers, FL / Bishop Verot Fr. New Palestine, IN / New Palestine Sr. Warsaw, IN / Warsaw Jr. Fort Wayne, IN / Leo Anderson University So. Terre Haute, IN / North Vigo Fr. Waterloo, IN / DeKalb So. Bryan, OH / Bishop Dwenger Siena Heights University Fr. Lima, OH / Bath Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Homestead Fr. Tecumseh, MI / Tecumseh So. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis So. South Bend, IN / Riley Jr. Churubusco, IN / Churubusco R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike Jr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop R-Fr. Lafayette, IN / McCutcheon R-Fr. Crown Point, IN / Andrean So. Butler,IN / Eastside Sr. Kendallville, IN / East Noble Fr. Ramsey, IN / North Harrison Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop So. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll So. Indianapolis, IN / Broad Ripple Jr. Westfield, IN / Westfield Jr. Indianapolis, IN / North Central Fr. Van Wert, OH / Van Wert Jr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central Jr. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll So. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider R-Fr. Hammond, IN / Morton R-Fr. Merrillville, IN / Merrillville So. Griffith, IN / Griffith So. Bloomington, IN / Bloomington North So. Ossian, IN / Norwell Sr. Whiteland, IN / Whiteland Community So. Fort Wayne, IN / South Side So. Portland, IN / Jay County Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Southport So. New Haven, IN / New Haven Jr. Kendallville, IN / East Noble Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cathedral So. Indianapolis, IN / Bishop Chatard Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Scecina Memorial Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger R-Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers University of Indianapolis Sr. Avon, IN / Ben Davis So. Gas City, IN / Mississinewa

No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. 32 Malachi Manion DE 6-2 226 86 Kyle May TE/WB 6-1 211 99 Jordan May DE 6-2 241 36/O Anthony Mayers RB 5-7 190 82 Montay McDowell WR 6-2 198 63 Zach Minardo OL 6-2 308 79 Shawn Moore OL 6-2 366 51 Matt Muncy LB 6-1 264 72 Landon Myers OL 6-3 313 12 Danny Naylor QB 6-4 180 27 Adam Neal OLB 6-2 166 34 Jason Nicodemus RB 5-9 204 88 Ryan Nix K 6-1 206 37/D Zach Norton CB 6-0 180 52 Braxton O’Haver LS 6-2 220 78/O Blaise Park OL 6-5 386 95 D’ylan Richardson DT 6-1 249 8/O Dan Ricksy WR 5-11 163 89 Brock Riley WR 6-2 207 68 Shawn Ryan OL 6-0 284 96 Ahmad Rucker DL 6-0 339 20 Blake Schumacher FS 5-11 180 14 Clay Senerius QB 6-4 184 55 Cameron Shackelford DE 6-4 250 58 Nick Shoemaker OL 6-4 266 54 Lucas Sparks DE 6-1 239 67 Michael Smith OL 6-3 264 59 Austin Smogor OL 6-3 300 42 Chris Smith WB 5-10 230 90 Josh Spitnale P 6-5 221 31 Marcus Stepp OLB 6-0 225 4 Lee Stewart III FS 5-11 190 46 Kaleb Summers ILB 5-11 222 18/D Shannon Swain CB 5-10 185 94 Matt Swartz DT 6-1 280 53 Mitchell Thornbury ILB 6-0 200 43 Vito Tupea SS 5-11 200 40 Christian Vela ILB 5-9 200 29 Shane Vigar SS 5-10 195 35 Dionte Walker DB 5-10 211 23/D Vernard Whitfield II CB 5-11 185 69 Anthony Wilkerson OL 6-0 310 75 Alex Woods OL 6-2 265 73 Quinn Zaerr OL 6-5 263

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(As of 8-9-16...subject to change) Yr. Hometown /Previous School So. Dearborn Heights, MI / Robichaud R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Lawrence Central So. Fishers, IN / Hamilton Southeastern So. Hammond, IN / Bishop Noll Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis Sr. Camby, IN / Mooresville R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike Jr. Lafayette, IN / McCutcheon Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia Fr. Merrillville, IN / Merrillville Sr. Churubusco, IN / Churubusco Sr. Valparaiso, IN / Valparaiso Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger R-Fr. Syracuse, IN / Wawasee Indiana State University Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Scecina Memorial Fr. Lafayette, IN / Jefferson Fr. Warsaw, IN / Warsaw Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger So. South Holland, IL / Bishop Noll Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll Fr. Waterford, MI / Our Lady of the Lakes Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / South Side Fr. Avon, IN / Avon Sr. Springfield, OH / Shawnee R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike So. Greenwood,IN / Center Grove R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider So. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Jr. Lima, OH / Central Catholic So. Elkhart, IN / Elkhart Memorial Sr. Anderson, IN / Anderson R-Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider Fr. Newburgh, IN / Castle So. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cardinal Ritter R-Fr. Wabash, IN / Northfield So. Fort Wayne, IN / South Side So. Merrillville, IN / Bishop Noll College of the Desert Sr. Lima, OH / Lima Central Jr. Greenwood, IN / Center Grove R-Fr. St. Mary’s, OH / Memorial

2016 USF Cougars Newcomers Roster FRESHMEN No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. 85 Duke Blackwell WR 5-10 180 44 Jacob Bowlin TE/WB 6-3 225 33/D Nick Brickens DB 5-9 190 2/O Logan Capps WB 5-10 160 84 Will Chrisman WR 6-6 207 13/D Chase Clark CB 5-9 166 16 Jakob Coker QB 6-2 183 91 Carlin Coleman DE 6-0 210 80 Jahni Cooper WR 6-2 185 70 Isaiah DeGrasse OL 6-4 311 50/O Tristan Douglass ILB 5-11 195 25/O Gavin Gardner K 5-9 168 26/D Jack Givens DB 5-9 175 65 Jeremy Herber OL 6-2 337 36/D Justin Herring SS 6-1 195 97 James Jamicich DE 6-2 247 56 Jamal Jackson ILB 6-0 209 6 Rocky James WR 6-2 162 21 Ryan Johnson CB 5-10 162 62 Will Jordan DT 5-9 320 24/O Joe Knepper P 5-10 181 7/D Joey Lamping SS 6-1 192 72 Landon Myers OL 6-3 313 12 Danny Naylor QB 6-4 180 27 Adam Neal OLB 6-2 166 37/D Zach Norton CB 6-0 180 78/O Blaise Park OL 6-5 386 8/O Dan Ricksy WR 5-11 163 89 Brock Riley WR 6-2 207 20 Blake Schumacher FS 5-11 180 14 Clay Senerius QB 6-4 184 58 Nick Shoemaker OL 6-4 266 9/O Logan Snyder WR 5-11 185 54 Lucas Sparks DE 6-1 239 94 Matt Swartz DT 6-1 280 53 Mitchell Thornbury ILB 6-0 200

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Yr. Hometown /Previous School Fr. New Palestine, IN / New Palestine Fr. Fort Myers, FL / Bishop Verot Fr. New Palestine, IN / New Palestine Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / North Side Fr. Waterloo, IN / DeKalb Fr. Lima, OH / Bath Fr. Tecumseh, MI / Tecumseh Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike Fr. Ramsey, IN / North Harrison Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop Fr. Van Wert, OH / Van Wert Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Southport Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cathedral Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop R-Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers University of Indianapolis Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Fr. Xenia, OH / Xenia Fr. Merrillville, IN / Merrillville Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger Fr. Lafayette, IN / Jefferson Fr. Warsaw, IN / Warsaw Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll Fr. Waterford, MI / Our Lady of the Lakes Fr. Avon, IN / Avon Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / North Side Sr. Springfield, OH / Shawnee R-Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider Fr. Newburgh, IN / Castle

WR – 7 | OL– 6 | LB – 4 | CB – 2 | RB – 1 | TE – 1 | WB – 1 | DB – 3 | QB – 3 | K/P – 2 | DL – 2 | DE – 1 Ft. Wayne – 11 | Allen County – 11 | Indianapolis – 5 | Indiana – 327 | Ohio – 4 | Michigan – 2 TRANSFERS:

7/D Joey Lamping SS 6-1 192 R-Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers / U. of Indianapolis

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PROFILES TM

USF Veteran Player Profiles 2016 Tyler Back

Keegan Bruner

6’2” 311 Sr. Warsaw, IN / Warsaw H.S.

2014 (Fr. at Grace College): Competed in Track & Field. Prep/ Personal: Played Defensive End, Tight End and Punter at Jay County. Finished with 53 tackles (23 solo) senior year.

2015 (Jr.): All-MSFA First Team OL . . . started all 12 games . . .USF OL of the Week 10/3/15 at MU, co-USF OL of the Week vs. Siena Heights 10/10/15, Concordia 10/17/15, Missouri Baptist 11/14/15, Reinhardt 11/21/15 and Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . outstanding year as a leader, top performer … continued to make tremendous progress in the off-season program to assist his development on the field…took a huge step forward on the mental and technical aspects of offensive line play. 2014 (So.): Started all 11 games at right tackle . . . became physical blocker in trenches in first season as full-time starter run and pass. 2014 (So.): Started all 11 games at right tackle . . . became physical blocker in trenches in first season as full-time starter run and pass. . . developed into leader. 2013 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 2 games . . . was in the mix to get some playing time before a hand injury sidelined most of the season. 2012 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: All-Northern Lakes Conference first team. . . Fabini Lineman Academy OL MVP . . . WHS team OL/DL MVP.

Coach: Steve Boozier. Born: 8-16-94. Parents: Bill and Michelle. Major: Health & Exercise Science.

Kylin Bass

6’1” 205 Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cardinal Ritter H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Ritter won 2013 IHSAA 2A state championship. Coach: Ty Hunt. Born: 10-12-96. Parents: N/A. Major: Elementary Education K-6.

Blake Blaker

Coach: Phil Jensen. Born: 2-3-94. Parents: Chad and Maggie. Major: Business Administration.

6’4” 245 So. LaOtto, IN/ Eastside H.S. / Ball State University

Trevon Carr

2015 (Fr.): Played in one game, ONU . . . USF Scout Defensive POTW 10/10/15 Siena Heights. Prep/Personal: 2012 All-State QB, All-Conference Jr. Sr., All-Area. Team Captain in Football, Basketball and Baseball. Offensive MVP Senior year.

5’10” 210 Jr. Fort Wayne, IN / Leo H.S. / Anderson University 2015 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 6 games . . . 4 rec., 24 yds, 6.0 ypr, long 14 yds . . . provided depth as a blocking back out of the backfield.. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. 2012 (Fr.) at Anderson: Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Trevon was All-Conference and All-State in 2011. Helped the Lions to a 13-1 record and back-to-back Regional Championships. Coach: Jared Sauder. Born: 8-17-94. Parents: Xavier Sr. and Samantha. Major: Sociology.

Coach: Mike Eshbach. Born: 3-22-95. Parents: Angie and Butch Johnson; Greg Blaker. Major: Health & PE.

Sean Boswell

5’9” 185 Jr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis H.S. 2015 (So.): Caught last 2 TD passes (23 yds, 28 yds) including game-winner from QB Nick Ferrer in USF’s 45-42 win at #6 Marian on 10/3/15 . . . 4 rec., 82 yds vs. MU. . . yds were his season high, also career high . . . also had 4 rec. vs. Montana Tech . . . longest rec. – 39 yds at Missouri Baptist . . . had 2 or more rec. in 5 games. . . longest TD rec. – 28 yds. (MU 10/3/15) . . . Played in all 12 games… third on the team with 289 receiving yards. 2014 (Fr.): Played in 5 games… 2 receptions for 22 yards. Prep/Personal: Senior year had 37 receptions for 546 yds (14.76 avg) . . . 6 TD receptions. Coach: Mike Kirschner. Born: 6-17-95. Parents: Amy Boswell. Major: Business Admin. Year 2014 2015 TOTAL

6’5” 275 So. Dunkirk, IN / Jay County H.S. / Grace

GP 4 12 16

No. 2 21 23

Yds 22 289 311

Avg 11.0 13.8 13.5

TD 0 6 6

Lg 15 39 39

Avg/G 4.4 24.1 19.4

Nate Carson

6’3” 185 So. Terre Haute, IN / North Vigo H.S. 2015 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 9 games . . . 4 rec. 24 yds, 6.5 ypr, long 8 yds. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Helped the Patriots to a 10-3 record and a Regional Championship . . .finished senior season with 27 catches for 350 yds (longest reception 91 yds) and 3 TDs. Coach: Chris Barrett. Born: 9-17-95. Parents: Charlie and Loretta. Major: Exercise Science.

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Ryan Cinadr

USF receptions (15), No. 6 in reception yards (187). Prep / Personal: Team MVP, 2nd team All-NHC (junior and senior year), 2nd team All-Area. Career: 63 receptions, 1,095 yards and 15 TDs. Two-year starter for the basketball team, 2nd team All-NHC as a junior.

5’9” 180 So. Bryan, OH / Bishop Dwenger H.S. / Siena Hts. University 2015 (R-Fr.): DNP. 2014 (Fr. at Siena Heights): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Competed in football, wrestling and track & field for Bishop Dwenger at the Summit Athletic Conference . . . . named to All Diocese Team / Today’s Catholic 2013 . . . 14 games, 12 TDs, 43.1 ypg, 4.6 ypc, 648 yds rushing, 148 carries, 18 receptions, 224 yds, 5 TD receptions as senior . . . rushed 9 times for 44 yds, long 17, 4.9 yds per carry, in IHSAA 4A Championship Game against Columbus East (BD lost 28-27). Coach: Chris Svarzkopf. Born: 10-24-95. Parents: Timothy and Lisa. Major: Sports Management.

Seth Coate

6’4” 215 Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Homestead H.S. 2015 (Jr.): All-MSFA First Team . . . MSFA All-Academic . . . finished NAIA #3 with 1,225 receiving yards, #6 102.1 rec. yds per game, #7 in total scoring 108 pts (18 TDs, also led USF), #9 scoring per game (9.0) led MSFA in TD receptions with 18 . . . led MSFA in average yards per reception at 21.1 yards . . . No. 2 in MSFA in reception yardage with 1,225 . . . averaged 102.1 receiving yards per game, No. 3 in MSFA . . . No. 2 in MSFA scoring average (9.0 ppg) and No. 3 in MSFA with USF-leading 108 points . . . most single-season points since 2008 when Daniel Carter scored a USF record 150 points. . . 18 TD receptions third highest in USF program history and the most since Jeremy Dutcher had 19 in 1999 83-yard TD reception vs. Trinity International (9/19/15) was longest in MSFA . . . had at least one TD reception in all 12 games in 2015 and has had at least one reception in 15 consecutive games, 22 of USF’s last 23 games . . . has 18 multi-reception games in USF’s last 23 games . . . became the 41st MSFA player to record 1,000-plus yards receiving in a season and finished No. 14 on the MSFA single-season receiving yards list with 1,225, the most since Jeremy Dutcher with 1,267 in 1998 . . . had 7 100-yards plus receiving games, high 189 on 7 receptions at Taylor 9/12/15; high of 9 receptions vs. Marian (123 yds., 2 TDs) . . . 17 receptions for 25 or more yds, 10 TD receptions of 25 or more yds . . . No. 11 on USF career scoring list with 156 points, No. 9 on TD list with 26 . . . career average 53.2 ypg is No. 3 on USF list . . . 1,810 career receiving yds. is No. 9 on USF list . . . 17.9 yds per reception ranks No. 2 on USF career list.

Coach: Chad Zolman. Born: 6-9-94. Parents: Doug and Julie. Major: Business Administration. RECEIVING Year 2013 2014 2015 TOTAL *TD

GP 12 11 12 34

No. 15 28 58 101

Yds 187 398 1,225 1,810

Avg 12.5 14.2 21.1 17.9

TD 3 5 18 26

Lg 28* 60* 83* 83*

Avg/G 17.0 36.2 102.1 53.2

100-Yd Receiving games – 7 / 2015 Career high single-game receiving yds – 189 @ Taylor, 7 receptions 3 TDs 9/12/15 TD receptions, 1 game – 3 @ Taylor 9/12/15. Highest receiving yds, 1 half – 146, 1st half @ Taylor, 5 receptions, 2 TD 9/12/15 Career longest TD reception – 83 yds, 3Q from Nick Ferrer, TD, 9/19/15 vs. Trinity International 61 yds, 1Q from Nick Ferrer, TD, 10/3/15 @ #6 Marian 60 yds, 2Q (from Wesley Hunsucker) TD, 9/13/14 vs. William Penn Career longest reception – 83 yds, 3Q from Nick Ferrer, TD, 9/19/15 vs. Trinity International Coate 100-yd Receiving Games – Career Date Opponent/Result 1. 9/12/15 @ Taylor 2. 9/26/15 @ L’wood-Belleville 3. 10/3/15 @ #6 Marian 4. 10/17/15 #28 Concordia 5. 10/24/15 @ #9 Rob. Morris 6. 11/14/15 @ Missouri Baptist 7. 12/5/15 #6 Marian

TD Rcpt 3 7 2 5 1 5 1 7 1 5 2 7 2 9

Av/Rc 19.0 20.2 25.8 21.1 28.4 17.3 13.7

Yds 189 101 129 148 142 121 123

Seth Coate in NAIA Top 50 rankings 2015 No. 2 in TD Receptions (18) No. 3 in Total Receive Yds (1,225) No. 6 in Receive Yds per Game (102.1) No. 7 in Total Scoring (TDs) (108) No. 8 in Total Scoring (108) No. 9 in Scoring (TDs) per Game (9.0) No. 10 in Scoring per Game (9.0) No. 19 in Total Receptions (58) No. 31 in Receptions per Game (4.8) No. 39 in All Purpose Yards (1,225) 2014 (So.): Had 6 multi-reception games with high of 7 vs. USF (IL) 10/18/14 and also had career high 79 yds receiving topping previous high of 75 yds on 4 receptions vs. William Penn 9/13/14 . . . had at least 1 reception in 10 of 11 games . . . 398 reception yds No. 2 for USF along with ypg (36.2) . . . 60 yd TD reception vs. William Penn 2nd longest of season for USF . . . 4th on the team in scoring with 5 touchdowns ... Offensive Big Play of the Week— USF (IL) 10/18/14 . . . led USF receiving in 2 games. 2013 (Fr.): USF coOffensive Player of the Game, 10/5/13 (Siena Heights) . . . USF Offensive Big Play of the Week 3 times – 9/21/13 (St. Ambrose), 10/5/13 Siena Heights), 11/16/13 (Marian) . . . appeared in all 12 games . . . season and career high 51 yards receiving and 3 receptions at Siena Hts. 10/5/13 . . . longest reception 24 yards at Grand View 9/28/13 . . . 3 TD receptions tied for No. 2 for 2013 season . . . caught TD that set up what proved to be game-winning extra-point in win over St. Ambrose . . . longest TD reception – 28 yards at Siena Heights 10/5/13 . . . No. 4 in average per reception (12.5), No. 5 in

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

Wilmer Cole

Spencer Cowherd

OLB

6’0” 170 So. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central H.S.

6’2 195 Jr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop H.S.

2015 (Fr.): Finished 3rd USF solo tackles with 34, 8th in total tackles for USF (2nd among true freshmen . . . played in 10 games . . . 34-yd INT for TD at Lindenwood-Belleville 9/26/15 . . . career high 7 solo tackles at Marian 10/3/15. . . USF Big Play winner twice – Trinity International 9/19/15 and at LindenwoodBelleville 9/26/15 . . . 1 blocked PAT which was returned for two points . . . played in 11 games. Prep/Personal: Grange Insurance Indiana Football AllStar Classic South Team selection . . . started at corner in 11 games . . . 52 tackles, 40 solos . . . IFCA 6A 1st team All-State . . . AP All-State Honorable Mention, All-Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference . . . 2014 All-Indy Super Team Honorable Mention.

5’10 210 So. South Bend, IN / Riley H.S.

2015 (So.): All-MSFA First Team . . . NAIA Defense Player of the Week 10/5/15 . . . MSFA MEL Defense POTWk . . . 5 INTs ranked No. 8 in NAIA in 2015, tied for 2nd in MSFA . . . 147 yds INT returns most since Paul Carter had 256 return yds with 9 INTs in 2005. . . 27-yd INT for TD, 8 solo tackles, 12 total (career highs), 1 FR at MU 10/3/15 . . . 64-yd INT for TD at Robert Morris 10/24/15, 9th longest on USF list . . . finished 4th in solo tackles for USF with 32 . . . 3rd USF player with 2 INT for TDs in a season joining Paul Carter (2005, 2008) and Kory Stamps (2012). . . USF Defensive POW vs. Lindenwood-Belleville, Big Play at Robert Morris 10/24/15, Reinhardt 11/21/15, Montana Tech 11/28/15. . . 3 or more solo tackles in 5 games. . . finished 5th with 59 tackles (32 solo). 2014 (F-Fr.): co-Special Teams Player of the Week – @ #12 Robert Morris 10/25/14 . . . played in 11 games – 26 tackles (12 solo); 2.5 TFL, -2 yards; 1 pass breakup; 1 pass defended; 1 QB hurry . . . single-game high 5 tackles vs. Marian . . . high solo tackles – 3 vs. St. Xavier 10/11/14; Concordia 11/1/14; Marian 11/15/14. 2013 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: First Team All-SAC. Gathered 56 catches for 889 yds and 9 touchdowns during his senior year.

2015 (R-Fr.): DNP, injured. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: Helped the Wildcats to a 5-5 record.

Coach: Tim Martone. Born: 5-25-95. Parents: Steve and Elizabeth Emerson. Major: Business Administration.

Coach: Jayson West. Born: N/A. Parents: N/A. Major: Undecided.

Malik Coleman

Tackles Pass Defense Fumbles

Coach: Brian Stultz. Born: 4-25-94. Parents: Michelle Bauer. Major: Accounting.

Cody Conwell

Year 2014 2015

5’9 185 So. Churubusco, IN / Churubusco H.S.

Totals 23

2015 (R-Fr.): DNP. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt ... USF Offensive Scout POW 11/8/14 (Taylor). Prep/Personal: NECC All-Conference, All-Area Honorable Mention . . . 1,346 yds rushing . . . 6 games 100+ yds – high 223 yds vs. Fremont (24 carries), long TD 49 yds . . . most carries – 30 vs. Angola 9/20/13, 151 yds . . . 11 TDs rushing in 2013 . . . Churubusco finished 8-3. Coach: Paul Sade. Born: 11-30-95. Parents: Scott Conwell and Gretchen McKinley. Major: Exercise Science.

Jahni Cooper

GP 11 12

Solo 12 32

Ast 14 27

Total 26 59

TFL/Yds 2.5- 2 7.0-17

Int./Yds. PBU 0-0 1 5-147 2

PD 1 7

FF 0 0

F-Yds 0 0

QBH 1 3

9.5-19

5-147

Nicholas Cox

6’0” 299 R-Fr. Lafayette, IN / McCutcheon H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Helped McCutcheon to an undefeated regular season 9-0 . . . IFCA 5A All-State 1st team . . . AP 5A All-State Honorable Mention. Coach: Ken Frauhiger. Born: 10-24-96. Parents: Sean and Heather Hakes, Ryan Cox. Major: Criminal Justice.

6’1” 185 Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike H.S.

John Daugherty

2015 (R-Fr.): USF Offensive Scout Team POTW 9-19-15 Trinity International.

6’3” 240 R-Fr. Crown Point, IN / Andrean H.S.

Coach: Derek Moyers. Born: 1-23-97. Parents: Marcus Hollowell and Stephanie Cooper. Major: Biology.

2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Started on the Offensive Line for the 59ers . . . Region 1 All-Star . . . 2014 IHSAA 3A State Runner-Up going 14-1 . . . NWI-Times 1st Team All-Area. PostTribune All-Area 1st Team . . . . 2013 IHSAA 3A State Champions 15-0.

Coach: Phil Mason. Born: 8-5-96. Parents: Mike and Donna. Major: Business Administration.

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

P.J. Dean

Emmanuel Evans

6’0” 190 So. Butler, IN / Eastside H.S.

5’10” 170 Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Broad Ripple H.S.

2015 (Fr.): USF Offensive Player of the Week, Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15 . . . Big Play – ONU 9/5/15, Marian 10/3/15, Missouri Baptist 11/14/15 . . . led USF rushing per carry with 7.7 average in 12 games . . . led USF rushing at #6 MU with 44 yds on 4 carries, 45 yd TD run to start a 20-0 4th quarter for USF . . . rushed for 100 yds in first collegiate game on 6 carries vs. ONU 9/5/15, 16.7 yards per carry, 73 yd TD run which tied for USF and MSFA longest run of season with teammate Tirone Young. Prep/Personal: 2A AP All-State Honorable Mention . . . All-Northeast Indiana Team (The Journal Gazette) First Team . . . rushed 159 times for 1,529 yards with 23 TDs. Averaged 9.6 YPC and 139 YPG. Caught 48 passes for 576 yards with 6 TDs. Returned 2 punts and a kickoff back for a TD.

2015 (R-Fr.): Played in 7 games . . . high 2 solo tackles, 3 total tackles vs. Concordia 10/17/15. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Helped the Rockets to a 5-5 record. He average 95.5 all-purpose yds per game as a receiver. Evans had 44 receptions for 689 yds and 8 TDs during senior season. As a defensive back, he recorded 22 tackles (16 solo), 5 interceptions returned for 143 yds, 1 forced fumble and 2 fumble recoveries.

Coach: Mike Eshbach. Born: 3-21-97. Parents: Georgia Dean. Major: Business Administration.

6’4” 225 Jr.. Westfield, IN / Westfield H.S.

Drake DeMuyt

6’2” 285 Sr. Kendallville, IN / East Noble H.S. 2015 (Jr.): NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athlete . . . USF Offensive Scout POTW Missouri Baptist 11/14/15. . . played in 2 games. 2014 (So.): Moved to offensive line for depth and to push for playing time . . . gained valuable experience, adapted quickly to his new position . . . took advantage of limited playing time during transition. 2013 (Fr.): Played in 8 games as backup nose guard . . . 3 assisted tackles . . . high of 1 assisted tackle in three different games . . . tallied 5 tackles (1 solo); 1.5 TFL, -3 yds and 1 QB hurry. Prep / Personal: 1st Team All-NHC and All-Area (2x), IFCA All-State HM and 1st Team All-NHC Wrestling (285). Coach: Luke Amstutz. Born: 8-6-94. Parents: Brian Houser and April DeMuyt. Major: Undecided.

Eric Dunten

6’0” 210 So. Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll H.S. 2015 (Fr.): USF Special Teams Effort Award at Marian 10/3/15 . . . USF Big Play Award vs. TIU 9/19/15, Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . USF Special Team POTW L-Belleville 9/16/15 . . . USF Special Teams Big Play vs. Concordia 10/17/15 . . . played in 11 games . . . single-game high solo tackles – 3 twice . . . single-game high assist tackles – 3 twice . . . 25 tackles (12 solo) primarily on special teams … blocked a punt in the 4th qtr vs. Trinity Int. (9/19/15). Prep/Personal: Senior season: 89 tackles (82 solo); 1 sack, - 8 yards; 3 interceptions and 1 fumble recovery. Junior season: 40 tackles (35 solo); 3 TFL and 1 interception . . . also wrestled at CHS. Coach: Doug Dinan. Born: 11-11-96. Parents: Duane and Robin. Major: Pre-PTA.

Ast 13 13

Total 25 25

TFL/Yds 0.5-2 0.5-2

Int./Yds. 0-0 0-0

PBU 2 2

PD 2 2

FF 0 0

Nick Ferrer

2015 (So.): MSFA Mideast League Offensive Player of the Year . . . NAIA Player of the Week and MSFA MEL Offense Player of the Week 10/5/15; MSFA MEL Offense Player of the Week 9/14/15 at Taylor game; 9/21/15 Trinity International; 10/19/15 Concordia . . . set MSFA record for most TD passes thrown by a sophomore QB . . . 6th QB in MSFA history to throw for 40 or more TDs in a season, first since Jimmy Coy (St. Xavier) 2011 . . . fourth USF QB to earn MSFA MEL Player of the Week award four or more times, the first to get it four times in the same season . . . 434 yds passing at Taylor 9/12/15 ranks No. 3 on USF list, Ferrer career high . . . ranks No. 5 on USF career passing list in 21 games. . . 12-3 as starter . . . 9 consecutive wins as a starter before NAIA FCS loss to Marian . . . 3 5 TD games . . . 5 games with 4 or more TD passes, 2nd to Jeremy Hibbeln with 6 games with 4 or more TD passes in 2000 . . . 1st USF QB to throw for 4 TDs in a half twice in the same season AND in back-to-back games 9/5/15 and 9/12/15. . . 1st USF QB to throw for 5 TD passes on the road in 2015 . . . set USF record for highest completion percentage for a USF QB throwing for 400 or more yards . . . 1st USF QB to throw for 3,000-plus yards in a season since 2000, when Jeremy Hibbeln finished with 3,548 yards. . . became 25th QB in MSFA history to throw for 3,000 or more yards in a season . . . led MSFA MEL in passing for the regular season . . . 83-yd TD pass to Seth Coate was longest in MSFA 9/19/15 Trinity International. 2014 (Fr.): Co-Offensive Player of the Week – Missouri Baptist 9/4/14; @ NAIA #25 St. Ambrose 9/20/14 . . . became first true freshman to start at QB for USF since Jeremy Hibbeln 9/26/98 at Olivet Nazarene in 24-28 loss in 27-13 win at NAIA #25 St. Ambrose 9/20/14 . . . completed a USF first-start record 28 passes, threw for 300 yards connecting on 28-of-51 pass attempts without an interception at SAU . . .played in 9 2015 (Fr.): Played games – 77-of-152 passing for 818 yards and 6 touchdowns. Prep/Personal: Grange Insurance South All-Star Team . . . Class 5A IFCA All-State, Class 5A AP All-State Honorable Mention, All-County, 2x Team Captain, Led the Shamrocks to a State Runner-up Finish in 2013. Jr. Stats: 165/291 for 2,195 yards passing, 17 TDs Sr. Stats: 201/310 for 2,744 yards, 28 TDs. Head Coach Jake Gilbert said, “Nick is a true pocket passer, adequate runner with excellent decision making skills during games. He was able to check and call our entire offense from the line of scrimmage.” Coach: Jake Gilbert. Born: 3-18-96. Parents: Dave and Kim. Major: Business Administration.

Tackles Year GP Solo 2015 11 12 Totals 11 12

Coach: Ken McMichel. Born: 5-31-95. Parents: Ennis Evans. Major: Business Administration.

FR 1-5 1-5

Passing Year GP Effic. Cmp-Att-INT Pct. Yds. TD Lng Avg./G 2014 9/3 101.0 77-152-6 .507 818 6 67 90.9 2015 12/12 177.9 223-358-5 .623 3,476 40 83 289.7 Totals 21/15 155.0 300-358-11 .588 4,294 46 83 204.5 Rushing Year GP/GS 2014 9/3 2015 12/12 Total 21/15

Att 16 37 53

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

Gain 10 29 39

Loss 84 198 282

Net -74 -169 -243

Avg -4.6 -4.6 -4.6

TD 0 0 0

Long 6 10 10

Avg./G -8.2 -14.1 -11.6

Total Offense Year GP 2014 9 2015 12 Total 21

Plays Rush Pass Total Avg./G 168 -74 818 744 82.7 395 -169 3,476 3,307 275.6 564 -243 4,294 4,051 192.9

High Game Passing Yards – 434 @ Taylor 9/12/15 High Pass Attempts – 51 at St. Ambrose 9/20/14 High Completions – 28 at St. Ambrose 9/20/14; 25 at Missouri Baptist 11/14/15; 25 vs. Marian 12/5/15. 20 or more Completions / Game (9): 2014 – 2; 2015 – 7 High TDs – 5 . . . Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15; @ Taylor 9/12/15; @ Missouri Baptist 11/14/15 Longest TD pass – 83 @ Taylor 9/12/15 (Seth Coate) Best Passing Completion Game – .862 (25-of-29), 5 TDs @ Missouri Baptist 11/14/15 Most Yards in a Half – 375, 1st half at Taylor (20 for 24 passing, 4 TDs) 9/12/15 Total Offense (Passing and Rushing Yds) High Game – 435 yds @ Taylor – 434 p/1 r – 9/12/15 Longest Run from Scrimmage – 10 yds vs. St. Ambrose 9/20/14; 10 yds @ Taylor 9/12/15 300 or more yds passing (7) – 2014: 1; 2015: 6. 3 or more TDs (9) – 2014: 1; 2015: 8. MSFA Player of the Week (4): 2015 – Sept. 14, Sept. 21, Oct. 5, Oct. 19 NAIA Player of the Week (Offense) – Sept. 14, 2015.

2015 (Fr.): Played in 2 games . . . USF co-offensive Scout POTW – L-Belleville 9/26/15 . . . Concordia 10/17/15 . . . made huge improvements physically and competed for time in the two deep on a weekly basis…developed ability to play guard or tackle adding depth to the unit.. 2014 (R-Fr.): Improved footwork and technique after coming back from a knee injury . . . outstanding performance on the offensive scout team. 2013 (Fr.): DNP, redshirt. Prep / Personal: Varsity and Junior Varsity offensive lineman of the year. Coach: Keith Shelton. Born: 3-17-95. Parents: James and Tina. Major: Criminal Justice.

Coach: John Hart. Born: 12-2-93. Parents: Mike and Terry. Major: Mathematics.

Zach Gegner

TE/WB

6’3” 225 Jr. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central H.S.

Andreas Gomez-Espino WB 6’0” 175 Fr. New Haven, IN / Snider H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Played in 9 games . . . career high 2 rec. for 35 yds, 1st collegiate TD at Missouri Baptist, 29 yd pass from Nick Ferrer . . . USF Big Play Award for Missouri Baptist game. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt . . . Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week – USF (IL) 10/18/14. Prep/Personal: Member of the 2012 State Runner-up Snider Panthers . . . led Snider to a Sectional Championship in 2013. Coach: Kurt Tippmann. Born: 11-15-95. Parents: Carlos and Maria. Major: Exercise Science/Physical Therapy.

Brandon Grasha

5’9” 170 Jr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers H.S.

5’8” 155 R-Fr. Hammond, IN / Morton H.S.

2015 (Fr.): USF Special Teams POTW at Marian 10/3/15, at Robert Morris 10/24/15 . . . USF Big Play Award at Missouri Baptist 11/14/15 . . . played in 12 games . . . KO return specialist – 16.3 yds per return, 21 returns . . . long 33 yds, career high vs. Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . season high 65 yds, 3 returns vs. Reinhardt 11/21/15. . . high 19 yds, 3 rec. vs. Trinity International 9/19/15. 2014 (R-Fr.): Career best 4 KO returns for 83 yds with high 25 yds at No. 9 Marian . . . co-Special Teams Player of the Week – @ #12 Robert Morris 10/25/14 . . . appeared in 5 games . . . 3 receptions, 15 yards. 2013 (Fr.): Redshirt . . . USF co-Offensive Scout Player of the Week 10/19/13 (USF, IL), 11/16/13 (Marian). Prep / Personal: Helped lead the Knights to a 11-4 record and a Class 2A state championship.

2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. . Prep Personal: National Honors Society recipient.

Coach: Steven Keefer. Born: 11-4-94. Parents: Michael and Bonita. Major: Liberal Studies.

2015 (Jr.): All-MSFA MEL Second Team . . . USF Offensive Lineman of the Week Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15, Concordia 10/17/15, Reinhardt 11/21/15, Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . USF Big Block of the Game v. L-Belleville 9/26/15 . . . played in 12 games, started 8. Started every game at Center at the most contested position in the two deep…improved run blocking and pass blocking technique. 2014 (So.): Hammer of the Week – #18 USF (IL) 10/18/14; @ Concordia 11/1/14 . . . Played multiple positions across the line starting or rotating in all 11 games. 2013 (R-Fr.): USF Offensive Lineman of the Week 11/2/13 . . . played in all 12 games, started 8 at left guard . . . made steady improvement becoming very reliable offensive lineman. 2012 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: Helped the nationally ranked Warriors to an 11-1 record.

Coach: Jayson West. Born: 11-16-95. Parents: Mike and Terry. Major: Accounting.

6’3” 292 Jr. Indianapolis, IN / North Central H.S.

Charles Gaston

2015 (So.): Played in 9 games recording 104 yds on 14 receptions … battled through injuries. 2014 (Fr.): Appeared in 9 games… 2 receptions, 12 yards, 2 TDs . . . TD receptions came in back-to-back weeks at Robert Morris (8 yard) and at Concordia (4 yard). Prep/Personal: Grange Insurance South All-Star Team . . . Won the 6A State Championship with the Warriors. Scored the only TD in the title game…Caught 38 passes for 610 yards with 4 TDs. Named the Mr. Football at the TE position in Indiana, 1st Team 6A AP All-State, Top 50 IFCA All-State, 1st Team All-Metro Team, 1st team All-MIC, Region 7 All-Star. His Brother Brian started at Left Guard for the Cougars in 2013.

Nick Ferrer in NAIA Top 25 Rankings (5) – 2015 1. No. 2 in Pass Efficiency (177.900) 2. No. 4 in Total Passing (3,476) 3. No. 5 in Passing Yds per Game (289.700) 4. No. 6 in Total Total Offense (3307) 5. No. 9 in Total Offense Yds per Game (275.600)

Jaylen Gamble

Brian Gegner 6’3” 275 Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central H.S.

Coach: Roydon Richards. Born: 6-16-97. Parents: Rudy Grasha. Major: Undecided.

Terrance Grayson

5’9” 180 So. Merrillville, IN / Merrillville H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Named Team MVP for the Pirates. 1st Team All-DAC. NWI-Times 1st Team All-Area. IFCA 6A 1st Team All-State. Coach: Zach Wells. Born: 6-1-97. Parents: Timothy and Angela. Major: Business Administration.

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

Justin Green

Piercen Harnish

MLB

5’10” 200 So. Griffith, IN / Griffith H.S.

6’1” 220 So. Ossian, IN / Norwell H.S.

2015 (R-Fr.): All-MSFA Midwest League First Team . . . NAIA Offensive Player of the Game – 11/21/15 vs. Reinhardt, 11/28/15 vs. Montana Tech . . . set USF single-game record 252 yds on 32 carries vs. Reinhardt (Ga.) 11/21/15 . . . led USF in rushing in 6 games . . . 1st back in USF history to rush for 200-plus yard games back to back, regular season or NAIA FCS games . . .216 yds rushing vs. 5th-ranked Montana Tech was USF record for rushing yards against an NAIA Top 25 Top 5 opponent . . . 252 yds vs. Reinhardt was MSFA season single-season high . . . 4th best USF single-season for rushing yardage. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt . . . Offensive Scout Player of the Week – Missouri 9/4/14. Prep/Personal: NCC All-Conference, NWI Times All-Area Honorable Mention, Team’s Outstanding Running Back POY. Team’s Outstanding Special Teams POY Sr. Stats: 123 carries for 1,032 yards for 13 touchdowns, 8 Rec. for 129 yds, Returned 12 kickoffs for 377 yards with a 99 yd. TD return.

2015 (Fr.): All-MSFA MEL First Team . . . NAIA Defensive Player of the Game vs. Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . .37th in NAIA Top 50 stats – tackles per game (9.0) . . .first USF freshman to earn All-MSFA First Team Defense in 18 seasons. . . USF Big Play Defense at Taylor, at Robert Morris 10/24/15, Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . returned 1st career interception for a 29-yd TD at Taylor 9/12/15 . . . led USF in tackles (solo / assists) in 7 games . . . double-figure tackles in 6 games with high of 17 vs. Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . high solo tackles – 9 vs. Reinhardt . . . 4 or more solo tackles in 8 games . . .High tackle assists – 8 vs. Concordia 10/17/15 and Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . 4 or more assists in 7 games. . . USF Defense POTW Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15, Concordia 10/17/15 and Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . forced 2 fumbles vs. Reinhardt. Prep/Personal: All-Northeast Indiana Team (The Journal Gazette) First Team . . .Started at QB and MLB in all 13 games for the Knights. At QB he threw for 1,316 yards with 95 completions on 187 attempts with 8 TDs. Carried the ball 261 times for 1,555 yds and 24 TDs. Defensively had 102 tackles with 89 solos. IFCA Top 50 All-State, AP 4A All-State 1st Team, IFCA Region 3 All-Star Team. Harnish rushed for 3,915 yards and 48 touchdowns in his Norwell career, second-most in both categories to Klay Fiechter. He finished fourth in passing yards in school history. Harnish was third in school history in total career tackles.

Coach: Jim Pickett. Born: 10-19-95. Parents: Eric and Rina Green. Major: Business Administration. Rushing Year GP 2015 11 Total 11

Att Gain Loss Net 155 1,088 26 1,062 155 1,088 26 1,062

Single-Game All-Purpose Yards Year GP Rush 2015 11 1,062 Total 11 1,062 Receiving Year GP 2015 11 Total 11

Rec 9 9

Avg 6.9 6.9

TD 10 10

Long 48 48

Avg./G 96.5 96.5

Total 1,185 1,185

Avg./G 107.7 107.7

Tackles Rcvg 123 123 Yds 123 123

PR 0 0

KR 0 0

Yds/Rec 13.7 13.7

IR 0 0 TD 1 1

MR 0 0 Long 26 26

Avg./G 11.2 11.2

Justin Green in NAIA Top 50 Stats – 2015 No. 15 in Total Rushing (1062) No. 20 in Rushing Yds per Game (96.500) No. 42 in Total Scoring (TDs) (66) No. 42 in Scoring (TDs) per Game (6.000) No. 43 in Total Scoring (66) No. 43 in Scoring per Game (6.000) No. 44 in All Purpose Yards (1185) Green 100-yd Rushing Games Yds 140 – 252* – 216 –

Coach: Jeff Miller. Born: 4-3-96. Parents: Ron and Lee Ann. Major: Business Administration.

Opponent @ Robert Morris Reinhardt (Ga.) Montana Tech

Date 10/24/15 11/21/15 11/28/15

Carries YPC 19 7.4 32 7.9 21 10.3

TDs 1 3 2

*USF Single-Game Record – any game – regular season and USF NAIA Football Championship Series.

Devin Green

MLB

6’2” 215 So. Bloomington, IN / Bloomington North H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Played in 9 games . . . 5 total tackles vs. Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15 . . . 11 tackles, 2 solo . . . major contributor on special teams. Prep/Personal: IFCA 5A All-State 1st Team, AP 5A All-State Honorable Mention. IFCA Region 10 All-Star Team. Played in 9 games for the Cougars at Linebacker. Had 90 tackles with 30 solos. AP 5A All-State Honorable Mention, IFCA Region 10 All-Star. Coach: Scott Bless. Born: 1/10/97 Parents: Dana and Harold. Major: Criminal Justice.

Sacks

Pass Defense

Fumbles

Year 2015

GP 12

Solo 50

Ast 58

Total 108

TFL/Yds 6.5-24

No.-Yds 2-12

Int./Yds. 2-31

PBU 2

PD 4

FF 2

F-Yds 0-0

Totals

108

6.5-24

2-12

2-31

0-0

Aaron Harris

5’9” 203 Sr. Whiteland, IN / Whiteland Community H.S. 2015 (Jr.): USF Offensive POTG vs. Olivet Nazarene, vs. Trinity International after rushing for career-high 150 yards on 15 carries vs. Trinity Int. (9/19/15). . . USF Offensive Big Play at Taylor 9/12/15 . . . USF rushing twice – vs. Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15, 101 yds, 9 carries, 11.2 ypc; vs. Trinity International 9/19/15, 150 yds, 10.0 ypc . . . moved to wingback after fourth game of the season . . . USF Max Effort Award – Montana Tech 11/28/15. 2014 (So.): No. 2 rusher for USF averaging 15.7 ypg, 4.7 ypc . . . played in 11 games . . . best rushing game – 54 yds on 7 carries vs. Missouri Baptist 9/4/14 . . . most rushes – 8 vs. Taylor 11/8/14 (45 yds rushing). . . scored lone TD vs. Missouri Baptist . . . 5 games double figure yardage rushing . . . long run – 20 yds vs. Taylor 11/8/14 . . . returned 12 kickoffs for 293 yards (24.4 avg.) with a long of 42 yards. He also finished with 5 tackles (2 solo) playing special teams . . . Offensive POW – Missouri Baptist 9/4/14 . . . Offensive co-Big Play of the Game Taylor 11/8/14. 2013 (Fr.): USF Offensive Big Play of the Week 11/2/13 (Concordia) . . . played in 10 games, started 1 . . . high game rushing – 77 yards, 16 carries vs. Concordia . . . averaged 3.6 yards per carry. Prep / Personal: 2012 1st Team All-State, 2012 All-Conference (Mid-State), 2012 All-County (Johnson). 2011 All Conference (Mid-State), 2011 All-County (Johnson). Rushed for 1,541 yards on 200 att. and 22 TDs during his senior season. Coach: Darrin Fisher. Born: 2-8-95. Parents: Curt and Judy. Major: Exercise Science. Rushing Year GP Att 2013 10 42 2014 11 37 2015 12 75 Total 33 154

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

Gain 154 184 439 777

Loss 4 11 23 38

Net 150 173 416 739

Avg 3.6 4.7 5.5 4.8

TD Long 3 28 1 20 5 73 9 73

Avg./G 15.0 15.7 37.7 22.4

Receiving Year GP 2013 10 2014 11 2015 12 Total 22

Rec Yds 4 59 0 0 9 111 13 170

All-Purpose Yards Year GP Rush Rcvg 2013 10 150 59 2014 11 173 0 2015 12 416 111 Total 33 739 170

Avg 14.8 0 12.3 13.1 PR 0 0 0 0

KR 0 293 0 293

Shaton Harris

TD 0 0 1 1 IR 0 0 0 0

Long 28 0 58 58 MR 0 0 0 0

Avg./G 5.9 0 9.3 7.7

Total Avg./G 209 20.9 466 42.4 527 43.9 1,202 36.4

5’11” 175 So. Fort Wayne, IN / South Side H.S.

Connor Holcomb

6’3” 255 Jr. Kendallville, IN / East Noble H.S 2015 (Fr.): USF Offensive Lineman of the Week Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15 . . . played in 7 games . . . provided depth at many positions across the offensive line...contested for the starting center position…played three different positions (Left Tackle, Left Guard, Center) during games in 2015. 2014 (Fr.): One of three freshman offensive linemen to appear in his first collegiate game against Missouri Baptist . . . played multiple positions across offensive line in his freshman campaign . . . intelligence, coachability allowed him to contribute in his first season. Prep/Personal: Grange Insurance North All-Star Team . . . 1st Team All-Northeast Hoosier Conference, 1st Team Northeast Indiana All-Area Team, Class 4A IFCA 1st Team All-State, Voted Team Offensive MVP. Also played Basketball and Track at East Noble. Coach: Luke Amstutz. Born: 8-25-95. Parents: Tim and Carol. Major: Pre-Med.

2015 (R-Fr.): Played in 8 games . . . 7 solo tackles, 9 total . . . 2 passes broken up, 2 passes defended.

Jerrell Holman

2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Two Time All State Track Athlete in the 100 and 200 meter dash. 2014 All-Area.

5’9” 173 Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Northrop H.S.

Coach: Eddie Fields. Born: 11-21-95. Parents: Latonya Harris. Major: Business Administration.

2015 (R-Fr.): USF Hammer Award at Marian 10/3/15. . . high solo tackles – 3 at L-Belleville 9/26-15 . . . 4 tackle assists twice – Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15, L-Belleville 9/26/15 . . . 2 QBHs . . . tied for 2nd on the team with 9.5 TFL, -26 yds as a backup defensive tackle … played in all 12 games recording 17 tackles (14 solo) … had 1 sack, -3 yds; 2 QB hurries. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt . . . Defensive Scout Player of the Week – @ St. Ambrose 9/20/14; Taylor 11/8/14. Prep/Personal: Grange Insurance North All-Star Team . . . IFCA All-State nose tackle. Also played TE at Jay County. His junior year he placed 3rd at the Individual State Wrestling Tournament.

2015 (Fr.): Finished 2nd for USF in passes defended with 9 . . . 2 INTs in NAIA FCS – Reinhardt 11/21/15 and Montana Tech 11/28/15 for 8 yds . . . high 8 solo tackles vs. Trinity International 9/19/15 . . . Hammer Award Trinity International 9/19/15 . . . Big Play, Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . played in nine games. Tied for 1st on the team with 7 pass breakups … 2nd on the team with 9 passes defended … finished with 34 tackles (22 solo); 3.5 TFL, -10 yds … 2 interceptions for 8 yds and 1 forced fumble. 2014 (Jr.): Medical Redshirt. 2013 (So.): USF Defensive Big Hit of the Game 2 times – 10/19/13 (USF, IL), 11/16/13 (Marian) . . . started 2 games, played in 11, 1st start was at Taylor . . . 1st interception vs. Taylor . . . 24 solo tackles, 39 total . . . single-game high 5 solo tackles at Taylor 11/9/13. . . high 6 total tackles (3 solo) vs. Robert Morris 10/26/13 . . . No. 9 on team in total tackles with 39. 2012 (Fr.): Appeared in two games . . . 2 tackles (1 solo). Prep / Personal: Two-way player for Bruins WR/DB … 31 tackles, 6 INTs, 2 FF, 2 FR… 33 receptions, 551 yds and 1 TD averaging 16.7 yards-per-catch with a long of 71 yds vs. South Side… returned 10 punts for 129 yds averaging 12.9 yds per return with a long of 48 yds vs. North Side… returned 8 kickoffs for 78 yds for an average of 9.7 yards-per-return with a long of 20 yds against Bishop Luers.

Coach: Tim Millspaugh. Born: 1-18-96 Parents: David and Jill. Major: Elementary Education.

Coach: Tim Martone. Born: 11-30-93. Parents: Jerry Barnes and Shannon. Major: Business Administration.

Tackles Sacks

Tackles

Eric Hemmelgarn

6’5” 268 So. Portland, IN / Jay County H.S.

Year GP 2015 12 Totals 12

Solo 14 14

Ast 17 17

Total TFL/Yds 31 9.5-26 31 9.5-26

No./Yds 1-3 1-3

Fmbl Rcv 0 0

Blkd Kick QBH 0 2 0 2

Year GP 2012 4 2013 11 2014 DNP 2015 11 Totals

Adam Hoffer

Pass Defense

Fumbles

Solo 1 24

Ast 1 15

Total 2 39

TFL/Yds 0.0/0 3.0/11

Int./Yds. 0-0 1-4

3.5-10

2-8

6.5-21

3-12

PBU 1 2

PD 0 3

FF 0 0

F-Yds 0-0 1-0

0-0

FS Stan Jackson

6’2” 174 Fr. New Haven, IN / New Haven H.S. 2015 (Fr.): USF Defensive Scout POTW Taylor 9/12/15 . . . Played in 2 games, 1 tackle. Prep/Personal: All-Northeast Indiana Team (The Journal Gazette) First Team . . . IFCA 4A All-State 1st Team. AP 4A All-State Honorable Mention. IFCA Region 3 AllStar Team, Academic All-State . . .in 11 games for the Bulldogs tallied 100 tackles with 49 solos, 21.5 TFLs, 12.5 sacks. Coach: Jim Rowland. Born: 6-14-96. Parents: Troy and Deb. Major: Business Administration.

5’11” 165 So. Indianapolis, IN / Bishop Chatard H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Breakout game in opener vs. Olivet Nazarene (9/5/15) – 7 tackles (6 solo), 1 pass breakup … broke arm at Taylor (9/12/15), returned for the Missouri Baptist game … finished with 12 tackles (8 solo), 1 pass defended. . . played in 6 games. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt ... USF Defensive Scout POW 9/4/14 (Mo. Baptist) . . . Prep/Personal: Class 4A 1st Team IFCA All-State, AP AllState Honorable Mention, 1st Team All-City. Coach: Vince Lorenzano. Born: 8-9-95. Parents: Letitia Jackson. Major: Business Administration.

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

Christian Johnson DT 6’3” 274 Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Scecina Memorial H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Finished 3rd on the team with 5 sacks. . . played in 12 games . . . 17 solo tackles . . . high 3 solo tackles in 3 different games . . . high 4 tackle assists at L-Belleville 9/26/15 . . . 32 tackles (17 solo); 9.0 TFL, -43 yds; 2 QB hurries; 1 pass breakup and 1 pass defended … recovered a fumble at Marian (10/3/15) in the 4th qtr. setting up the game-winning touchdown … had a career-high 6 tackles; 2.0 TFL, -12 yds and a pass defended at Lindenwood-Belleville (9/26/15). 2014 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 3 games… 4 tackles (1 solo). 2013 (Fr.): Redshirt, DNP. Prep / Personal: AP All-State and All-City. Coach: Ott Hurrle. Born: 4-2-95. Parents: Damon and Karla. Major: Information Technology.

Akeim Kelsaw

2015 (Sr.): Medical redshirt. 2014 (Jr.): 16th Cougar with 1,000 or more career yards receiving with 33 yds vs. Siena Heights 10/4/14 for 1,013 . . . finished junior campaign No. 13 on the list with 1,213 yards receiving . . . 7th Cougar with 120 or more career receptions . . . 2014 All-MSFA Honorable Mention . . . No. 2 receiver for USF . . . 4 TD receptions, threw 1 TD pass . . . singlegame high 86 yds receiving vs. Robert Morris 10/25/14 . . . 2 TD receptions vs. William Penn 9/13/14 . . . multiple receptions in 10 of 11 games with high 7 (60 yds) vs. Saint Xavier 10/11/14 . . . long TD reception – 20 yds twice . . . 37 yd TD pass to Seth Coate at Marian 11/15/14 for 6-3 lead . . . Offensive Big Play of the Week – Missouri Baptist 9/4/14; @ Robert Morris 10/25/14; Offensive Player of the Week 11/8/14 . . . led USF receiving yds in 1 game. 2013 (So.): USF Offensive Big Hit of the Week 11/16/13 (Marian) . . . USF Offensive Big Play of the Week 3 times – 10/12/13 (Saint Xavier), 11/9/13 (Taylor), 11/23/13 (Faulkner) . . . started all 12 games . . . No. 4 on USF receiver list averaging 33.1 yards per game, tied for TD reception lead with 4 . . .single-game high 6 receptions at William Penn and at USF (IL) . . . single-game most yards receiving – 58 at Cumberlands on 5 receptions . . . multiple receptions in 9 games. . . No. 37 in NAIA yards per kickoff return at 22.4 yards per attempt . . . Had a team-best 69 yard kickoff return in the 54-0 win versus Concordia. 2012 (R-Fr.): MSFA Mideast All-League Selection (Honorable Mention) . . . No. 2 for USF with 46 receptions and 37.0 ypg . . .long reception of 39 yds, 3 TDs, 9.7 ypr . . . back-to-back 90+ yds games – 93 yds on 7 receptions vs. No. 1 Saint Xavier, 93 yds on season and career high 9 receptions vs. No. 1 Marian. 2011 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: Grange Insurance Indiana North All-Star Team selection . . . Journal Gazette All-Area, 2nd Team . . .IFCA 5A All-State Team, IFCA Region 3 All-Star Team . . . AllSummit Athletic Conference, 1st Team . . . 44 receptions, 988 yards (6th on JG receiving list as of 11/19/10, 20 TD receptions, 120 points . . . 6 receptions for 132 yards and 3 TDs (61 yds, 5, 10) in 47-34 season ending loss to Fishers in 5A Regional . . . 9-4 record . . . guard on Snider basketball team. Coach: Kurt Tippmann. Born: 7-7-92. Parents: Jovon and Wanda. Major: Business Administration.

KICK RETURNS Year GP No. Yds 2012 12 1 14 2013 12 16 359 2014 11 0 0 2015 DNP – Medical Redshirt TOTAL 24 17 373

KR 14 359 0

IR4 0 0 0

MR 0 0 0

Total 466 795 372

Yds/G 38.8 66.3 33.8

373

1,613

46.7

100-Yd Receiving games – 0 Career high single-game receiving yds – 98 at Marian on 9 receptions 10/13/12. TD receptions, 1 game – 2 vs. William Penn 9/13/14. Career longest TD reception – 33 yds, 1Q (from Nathan Scully) TD, 10/13/12 at Marian Career longest reception – 41 yds, 2Q (from Wesley Hunsucker) 10/25/14 at Robert Morris

Na’Shawn Lewis CB 6’1” 194 Sr. Avon, IN / Ben Davis H.S.

6’0” 200 Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider H.S.

RECEIVING Year GP No. Yds 2012 12 46 444 2013 12 39 397 2014 11 39 372 2015 DNP – Medical Redshirt TOTAL 35 124 1,213

ALL PURPOSE Year GP Rush Rcvg PR 2012 12 8 444 0 2013 12 7 397 32 2014 11 0 372 0 2015 DNP – Medical Redshirt TOTAL 35 15 1,213 32

Avg 9.7 10.2 9.5

TD 3 4 4

Lg 39 30 41

Avg/G 37.0 33.1 33.8

9.8

34.7

Avg 14.0 22.4 0

TD 0 0 0

Lg 14 69 0

15.5

2015 (Jr.): All-MSFA Midwest League Honorable Mention … high 4 solo tackles vs. Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . 8-yd INT for TD locking up 38-29 win at Robert Morris 10/24/15 . . . Big play defense at Taylor 9/12/15 and Robert Morris 10/24/15 . . . Hammer Award Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . played in 12 games . . . Had a game-securing interception in the final 2 minutes at Taylor (9/12/15) which he returned 26 yds to the Taylor 19. 2014 (So.): Hammer of the Week – @ Robert Morris 10/25/14; Taylor 11/8/14 . . . started all 11 games . . . career high 8 tackles vs. William Penn . . . 3rd on the team with 6.5 TFL (-23 yds) . . . led USF with 8 pass breakups. 2013 (R-Fr.): Started 6 games, played in 11 games . . . took over as starter after season-ending injury to Tracy Hathaway . . . career high 4 tackles vs. Saint Xavier and Faulkner . . . had a forced fumble vs. Faulkner. 2012 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: Helped the Giants to a 10-3 record and a sectional championship in the 64-41 win over Avon. Ben Davis then went on to lose to Carmel 11-9 in regionals. Coach: Mike Kirschner. Born: 8-18-93. Parent: Tishaunda Lewis. Major: Sociology. Tackles Year 2013 2014 2015

GP 10 11 12

Solo 13 25 18

Ast 6 22 7

Total 19 47 25

TFL/Yds 0-0 6.5-23 1.0-1

Int./Yds. 0-0 1-0 2-34

PBU 0 8 3

PD 0 9 5

FF 1 0 0

FR 0-0 0-0 0-0

Totals

7.5-24

3-34

0-0

Zeke Lockwood OL 6’4” 295 So. Gas City, IN / Mississinewa H.S. 2015 (R-Fr.): DNP . . . served on scout team. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Developed significantly in his first year as a Cougar. Prep/ Personal: Was a 2-way player for the Indians. Participated in Golf during the spring. Regional Qualifier in 2012 and ALL CIC Team in 2012 and 2013. Coach: Curt Funk. Born: 5-8-95. Parents: Mark and Stephanie. Major: Business Administration.

Malachi Manion DE 6’2” 226 So. Detroit, MI / Robichaud H.S. 2015 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 10 games … finished with 12 tackles (5 solo) and 1 QB hurry. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/ Personal: 2nd Team All-Metro West Team, ALL-WWAC, 1st Team All-League. Coach: Al Demps. Born: 7-23-96. Parents: Marlon and Zipporah. Major: Marketing.

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

Jordan May

6’2” 241 So. Fishers, IN / Hamilton Southeastern H.S. 2015 (R-Fr.): Played in 10 games . . . career high 1 tackle-forloss, 4 yds., Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . .high 2 solo tackles vs. Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15 . . . recovered a fumble vs. Reinhardt (11/21/15). 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt . . . Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week – @ Concordia 11/1/14. Prep/Personal: Grange Insurance South All-Star Team . . . Played 3 years of varsity football for the Royals . . . 2013 6A 1st Team IFCA All-State, Sr. Stats: 62 tackles (47 Solo). Coach: Scott May. Born: 3-11-96. Parents: Scott and Kathy. Major: Business Administration.

Kyle May

TE/WB

6’1” 200 So. Indianapolis, IN / Lawrence Central H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Caught two passes for 43 yards for the Bears. Coach: Jed Richman. Born: 4-10-97. Parents: Scott and Kathy. Major: Criminal Justice.

Anthony Mayers RB

Zach Minardo

5’8” 190 So. Hammond, IN / Bishop Noll H.S. 2015 (Fr.): DNP. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Helped the Warriors to a 5-5 season. Coach: Mike Juscik. Born: 8-2-96. Parents: Linnita Carter. Major: Health & Exercise Science.

6’4” 298 Sr. Camby, IN / Mooresville H.S.

Montay McDowell WR 6’2” 192 Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Ben Davis H.S. 2015 (Jr.): 9 receptions in 11 games . . . 22.9 ypr. . . longest reception 47 yds for a TD vs. Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15, 1st career TD reception . . . high single-game 66 yds, 3 rec. at Taylor 9/12/15 . . . Big Play – at L-Belleville 9/26/15, Siena Heights 10/10/15. . . Honorary Fatneck – Montana Tech 11/28/15. 2014 (So.): Appeared in 6 games . . . recorded his only catch at St. Xavier for 14 yds. Also suffered a season-ending injury in the game at SXU. 2013 (R-Fr.): USF coOffensive Player of the Game 10/5/13 . . . played in 7 games . . . 7 catches for 39 yds. Had a career high 3 receptions for 18 yds in the 28-17 win at Siena Heights. 2012 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: Recorded 17 receptions for 322 yds while averaging 18.9 yards-per-catch. Helped the Giants to a 10-3 record and a sectional championship in the 64-41 win over Avon. Ben Davis then went on to loss to Carmel 11-9 in regionals. Coach: Mike Kirschner. Born: 12-24-93. Parents: Marlon McDowell Sr., Tiffany Jackson and Terence Redmond. Major: Physical Therapist Assistant. RECEIVING Year GP No. 2013 7 7 2014 6 1 2015 11 9 TOTAL 23 17

Yds Avg TD 39 5,6 0 14 14.0 0 206 22.9 1 259 15.2 1

Lg Avg/G 11 5.6 14 2.3 47 20.6 47 11.3

2015 (Jr.): 2015 CoSIDA Academic All-America® College Division Football Team, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). The CoSIDA Academic All-America® College Division football team honors student-athletes from NAIA, Canadian and two-year institutions secondary education major, 3.70 grade-point average . . . sixth USF player to earn selection since 2011 and the third offensive lineman. . . . All-District selection . . . All-MSFA MEL First Team . . . NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete . . . USF Offensive Lineman of the Game at L-Belleville 9/26/15, at Marian 10/3/15, Reinhardt 11/21/15, Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . Big Block Offense Concordia 10/17/15 . . . 12-game starter at right guard . . . continued development as an offensive lineman…added considerable strength to his lower body helping his performance on the field…developed his leadership throughout the year as a fulltime starter. 2014 (So.): Played multiple positions for the Cougars in a starting or rotational role . . . slowed by injuries at time he managed to continue to contribute and develop in his sophomore campaign. 2013 (Fr.): Started last 5 games of season, played in 7 games . . . started season as a backup guard . . . secured the starting right guard position for the Concordia game and rest of the season. Prep / Personal: Mid State All Conference, Mid State AllAcademic Team, Mid State Offensive Lineman of the Year, Reporter Times All-Area Team and Indianapolis Star All-Area Team. Coach: Chad Dockery. Born: 12-23-94. Parents: David and Tammy. Major: Secondary Education.

Shawn Moore

6’3” 300 So. Indianapolis, IN / Pike H.S. 2015 (Fr.): USF Scout Offense POTW vs. Siena Heights 10/10/15. Prep/Personal: All-MIC. Helped the Red Devils to a 4-6 record. Coach: Derek Moyers. Born: N/A. Parents: Shawn and Nicole. Major: Undecided.

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

Ryan Nix

K/P

6’1” 200 Sr. Valparaiso, IN / Valparaiso H.S.

Matt Muncy

6’0” 241 Jr. Lafayette, IN / McCutcheon H.S.

ILB

2015 (So.): USF Defensive POTG v. Trinity International 9/19/15 . . . USF Big Hit at Taylor 9/12/15, Concordia 10/17/15 . . . USF Big Play at Marian 10/3/15, at Missouri Baptist 11/14/15, recovered fumble . . . No. 3 tackler for USF with 71, 28 solo . . . 1st career INT vs. Trinity International 9/19/15 . . . high 4 solo tackles vs. Trinity International 9/19/15 and vs. Marian 12/5/15 . . .career high 10 total tackles vs. TIU 9/19/15, Marian 12/5/15. 2014 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 5 games . . . recording 8 tackles (4 solo); 1 pass break up; 1 pass defended . . . high game 2 total tackles 3 times.2013 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: All-State, All-Area and All-HCC… Won the David Ellison Award. Coach: Ken Frauhiger. Born: 7-25-94. Parents: Scott and Lisa. Major: Special Education. Tackles Year 2014 2015

GP 5 12

Solo 4 28

Ast 4 43

Total 8 71

TFL/Yds 0-0 2.5-6

Int./Yds. 0-0 1-7

PBU 1 0

PD 1 1

FF 0 0

FR 0-0 1-0

Totals

2.5-6

1-7

1-0

Jason Nicodemus

5’9” 214 Jr. Churubusco, IN / Churubusco H.S. 2015 (Fr.): DNP, medical redshirt. 2014 (So.): Rushed 24 times for 67 yds . . . . high vs. Missouri Baptist rushing for 21 yds., 6 carries . . . long run 12 yds at #16 St. Xavier. 2013 (Fr.): USF co-Offensive Player of the Game 10/19/13 (USF, IL) . . . USF Offensive Big Play of the Week 11/16/13 (Marian) . . . started last 4 games of season and 5 of last 6 missing TU game with an injury . . .played in 9 games . . . 1st true freshman with 2 100-plus yard games in same season since Mike Ledo (2002) and just the 3rd true freshman with 2 100-yd games . . . took over the starting running back role after Garrett Harvey went down with an ACL injury in the USF-IL game, finished that game with a career high 24 carries for 128 yds and 1 TD. Prep / Personal: All-State (2011 and 2012), All-Northeast Indiana, All-NECC (2011 and 2012). Coach: Lee Etzler. Born: 6-11-95. Parents: John and Kristan. Major: Accounting. Rushing Year GP 2013 9 2014 11 Total 20

Att 115 24 139

Gain 512 71 583

Loss 15 4 19

Net Avg 497 4.3 67 2.8 564 4.1

TD 3 0 3

Long 58 12 58

Avg./G 55.2 6.1 28.2

Receiving Year 2013 2014 Total

2015 (Fr.): All-MSFA Placekicker, 1st Team . . . set USF record for scoring average / game at 7.4 points per game . . . NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete … finished No. 1 in NAIA FG pct. . . .No. 6 in NAIA kick scoring with 89 points, No. 3 in MSFA . . . 1st USF placekicker with a perfect season for FGs – 7-7 . . . 42 yd FG vs. Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15 set Bishop D’Arcy Stadium record for longest USF FG and tied USF record set by Rhys Barnhart, 11/24/07 at Bethel (Tenn.) . . . 89 pts second most for a USF placekicker (94, Rhys Barnhart, 2008) . . . USF Special Teams Player of the Week 9/19/15 Trinity International, 10/10/15 Siena Heights,10/17/15 Concordia, 11/21/15 Reinhardt . . . USF Big Play at Robert Morris 10/24/15. . . 1st USF placekicker with 3 FGs 40 or more yds in same season. 2014 (So.): Special Teams Player of the Week – Missouri Baptist 9/4/14 . . . led USF in scoring with 62 points (9-13 FGs, 35-41 PATs), No. 4 in MSFA kick-scoring, No. 8 in PAT pct. made (.854) . . . No. 17 in NAIA FGs made, No. 19 in scoring (kicking) with 62 points, No. 20 in FG pct., No. 22 in scoring per game . . . No. 34 in FG pct. .692 . . . connected on 3-of-4 FGs with a long of 30 vs. #8 Grand View 9/27/14 tying USF record for single-game FGs made, 3rd different player with 3 FGs in a game, 4th time it has been accomplished . . . Recorded 26 touchbacks on 62 kickoffs for 2,026 yds. Opponents averaged 15.9 yds. per return. 2013 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 3 games . . . 4 kickoffs totaling 228 yds and 1 touchback for a team-best average of 57.0 yds per kick . . .backup for NAIA All-America kicker Kollin Carman. 2012 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: IFCA 1st Team Academic All-State, All conference punter, All area punter, Team specialist MVP, Team most valuable receiver. 40.8 punt avg… 580 receiving yards- 1st in conference. Coach: Mark Hoffman. Born: 7-6-93. Parents: Tim and Jody. Major: Graphic Design and Marketing. Nix in NAIA Top 50 rankings 2015 No. 1 in Field Goals Pct (1.000) No. 6 in Total Scoring (Kicking) (89) No. 11 in Scoring (Kicking) per Game (7.400) No. 31 in Total Field Goals (7) No. 35 in Field Goals (0.600) FGs Year 2014 2015 Totals

Made-Att 9-13 7-7 16-20

Pct. .692 1.000 .800

1-19 0-0 0-0 0-0

PATs Year 2014 2015 Total

Made-Att 35- 41 68- 76 103-117

Pct. .854 .895 .880

KICKOFFS Year No. 2013 4 2014 62 2015 95 Totals 161

Yards 228 3,725 5,116 9,069

Avg 57.0 60.1 53.9 56.3

20-29 6-7 2-2 8-9

TB 1 26 10 37

30-39 2-4 2-2 4-6

40-49 1-1 3-3 4-4

50-99 0-1 0-0 0-1

OB Retn Net 0 2 15.9 40.9 0 2

Long 40 42 42

Blkd 2 0 2

YdLn 24

Braxton O’Haver

6’3” 220 R-Fr. Syracuse, IN / Wawasee H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: All-Conference, All-Area, Defensive MVP. Coach: Josh Ekovich. Born: 5-26-95. Parents: Dan and Sonya. Major: Education.

GP 9 11 20

Rec 1 3 4

Yds 10 7 17

Avg 10.0 2.3 4.3

TD 0 1 1

Long 10 5 10

Avg./G 1.0 0.3 0.2

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D’ylan Richardson

Michael Smith

6’5” 265 R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Pike H.S.

2015 (Fr.): Played in 1 game . . . Recorded his first career tackle vs. Siena Heights (10/10/15). 2014 (R-Fr.): Provided quality depth to the defensive line. 2013 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: 69 solo tackles,8.5 sacks, and 11 TFL.

2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Helped the Red Devils to a 4-6 season.

Coach: Ott Hurrle. Born: 4-23-95. Parent: Ava. Major: Communication Arts and Graphic Design.

Ahmad Rucker

Coach: Derek Moyers. Born: 2-21-97. Parents: Ben and Erika DeBoer. Major: Health & Exercise Science.

Austin Smogor

6’3” 300 So. Greenwood, IN / Center Grove H.S.

6’0” 300 So. South Holland, IL / Bishop Noll H.S. 2015 (R-Fr.): DNP. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Helped the Warriors to a 5-5 record. In 9 games totaled 48 tackles with 13 solos. Named 2012 Class 1A Jr. All-State, 1st Team All-Conference, named Team’s Most Improved Defensive Player.

2015 (Fr.): USF Big Block at Missouri Baptist 11/14/15 . . . played in all 12 games . . . Saw significant action as a true freshman at guard…made swift improvements during the early part of the season earning playing time and gaining valuable experience. Prep/Personal: All-County, All-Conference, All-State AP and Top 50, American Family Insurance All-USA Central Indiana High School Football Super Team.

Coach: Mike Juscik. Born: 8-6-96. Parents: Albert and Audrey. Major: Accounting.

Coach: Eric Moore. Born: 6-14-97. Parents: Ken and Michelle. Major: Accounting.

Shawn Ryan

Lucas Sparks

6’0” 253 Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger H.S.

Coach: Chris Svarczkopf. Born: 2-15-95. Parents: Joe and Gail. Major: Nursing.

Cameron Shackelford DE

2015 (So.): Played in all 12 games . . . had 1 of 6 USF blocked kicks . . . high of 2 solo tackles vs. Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . 14 tackles (7 solo); 1 TFL, -4 yds; 1 sack, -3 yds; 2 pass breakups and 2 passes defended and 2 QB hurries … blocked a PAT attempt vs. Montana Tech (11/28/15). 2014 (R-Fr.): Provided quality depth at defensive end. 2013 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: Helped the Archers to a 4-7 record. Coach: Eddie Fields. Born: 5-27-95. Parents: Cameron Sr. Major: Socialogy.

2015 (Jr.): All-MSFA Defensive Lineman 1st Team . . . led USF in TFLs – 13.5 for 92 yds . . . led USF in sacks – 8.0 for 73 yds . . . high 7 solo tackles vs. Montana Tech 11/28/15, high 9 total tackles . . . co-NAIA Defensive Player of the Game with Karrington Thompson . . . USF Defensive POTG vs. Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15, at Marian 10/3/15, Concordia 10/17/15, Robert Morris 10/24/15. . . Big Play at Robert Morris 10/24/15, vs. Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . USF Hammer 11/21/15 vs. Reinhardt . . . had 3 or more solo tackles in 8 games . . . single-game high sack yds 19 vs. Montana Tech . . . started in 11 of 12 games. Sparks in NAIA Top 50 stats 2015 No. 17 in Total Sacks (8.000) No. 21 in Sacks per Game (0.700) No. 45 in Total Tackles For Loss (13.500)

6’4” 227 Sr. Fort Wayne, IN / South Side H.S.

Chris Smith

6’1” 239 Sr. Springfield, OH / Shawnee H.S.

2015 (Jr.): Played in 3 games including wins at Taylor, vs. Siena Heights and at Missouri Baptist . . . Provided quality depth at Center and Guard…developed physically and improved technique. 2014 (R-Fr.): Provided quality depth on the offensive line . . . started to emerge and push for playing time later in the season. 2013 (Fr.): Appeared in 2 games. Prep / Personal: Helped the Saints to a 6-7 record and a sectional championship.

2014 (So.): Appeared in 9 games . . . 32 tackles (16 solo); 3.5 TFL, -17 yds; 2 sacks, -15 yds … single-game high 3 TFLs for 17 yards at St. Ambrose 9/20/14 (also had 2 sacks, -15 yds vs. SAU). . . high 5 solo tackles at #25 St. Ambrose . . . high 7 total tackles vs. Missouri Baptist 9/4/14. 2013 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 8 games . . . recording 5 tackles (4 solo) and 1 TFL, -5 yds from his backup defensive end position. Also appeared on special teams. 2012 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: 1st team All-Ohio, 1st team All-Southwest district, 1st team All-County, 1st team All-Area, 1st team All-Conference… Defensive Player of the Year in the Conference, Area and County… 80.5 tackles, 25.5 tackles for loss and 8 sacks during senior year. Sparks helped the Braves (14-1) earn their first-ever state runner-up finish in 2011. Coach: Rick Meeks. Born: 5-23-93. Parents: Alvin and Anne. Major: Business.

5’9” 225 So. Indianapolis, IN / Pike H.S.

Tackles

2015 (Fr.): Redshirt . . . USF Scout Defense POTW for Trinity International 9/19/15, Montana Tech 11/28/15. Prep/Personal: Helped the Red Devils to a 4-6 record. Coach: Derek Moyers. Born: 1-6-97. Parents: Christopher and La Shauna Smith; Kennyron and Tracy Jones. Major: Health & Exercise Science.

6’2” 49 Sr. Indianapolis, IN / Scecina Memorial H.S.

Year 2013 2014 2015 Totals

GP 7 9 12 16

Solo 4 16 39 20

Ast 1 16 37 17

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Total 5 32 76 37

TFL/Yds 1.0-5 3.5-17 13.5-92 4.5-22

No./Yds 0-0 2-15 10-73 2-15

Fmbl Rcv/FF 0 0 0 / 1 0

Sacks Blkd Kick 0 0 0 0

QBH 0 0 9 0

Josh Spitnagle

Kaleb Summers

MLB

6’6” 220 So. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider H.S.

6’0” 225 So. Elkhart, IN / Elkhart Memorial H.S.

2015 (Jr.): Finished No. 45 in NAIA yds per punt at 37.1 ypg . . . SF Special Teams POTG at Taylor 9/12/15, at Missouri Baptist 11/14/15 . . . USF Big Play at Robert Morris 10/24/15 . . . 21 punts of 40 or more yds with a long of 54 . . . converted a 4th down of a fake punt where he found Marcus Stepp for a 25 yd reception. 2014 (So.): Special Teams Player of the Week – @ St. Ambrose 9/20/14 . . . ranked No. 14 in NAIA with 39.7 yds average per punt . . . high game at Robert Morris – 2 punts for 104 yds (52 avg.), long of 59 yds. 2013 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: 2012 Journal Gazette All Area First Team, 2012 All SAC First Team, 8 Field Goals, 53 PATs, and 89 total points in senior season. Also handled punting and kickoff duties, as well as playing tight end for the IHSAA state runner-up Snider Panthers.

2015 (Fr.): Appeared in 8 games … 9 tackles (1 solo); 1.5 TFL, -10 yds; 1 sack, -4 yds. Prep/Personal: Played fullback and middle linebacker for the Chargers. He was an AllNorthern Lakes Conference selection his senior year.

Coach: Kurt Tippmann. Born: 10-23-94. Parents: Mark and Leann. Major: Physical Therapist Assistant.

2015 (Jr.): Scout Defense POTW for Marian 10/3/15. 2014 (So.): Bullpen Player of the Week – @ Concordia 11/1/14 . . . appeared in 8 games … 14 tackles (8 solo); 3 pass breakups; 3 passes defended and 1 forced fumble . . . 9 tackles at Concordia and 7 solo tackles a career high. 2013 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 6 games . . . 5 tackles (4 solo). His two tackles versus St. Xavier is a career high. 2012 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: All area team 2009, 2010, 2011. All-county first team defense 2009, 2010, 2011. First team offense 2010. Indiana Hall of Fame 2012 west team. 2010 all-state honorable mention. All-conference first team 2010, 2011 (North Central conference). All-conference 2nd team 2009 (Olympic Conference). 2 interceptions senior year. 64 solo tackles (senior). 4 forced fumbles (senior). Helped the Indians to a 6-4 record.

Year 2014 2015

No. 51 50

Yds 2,026 1,854

Avg. 39.7 37.1

Long 69 54

TB 3 2

FC 18 16

I20 15 18

50+ 5 1

Blkd 2 0

Totals 101

3,880

38.4

Marcus Stepp

OLB

6’2” 220 So. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Dwenger H.S. 2015 (Fr.): USF Big Play Defense Concordia 10/17/15 . . . USF Special Teams Big Play Concordia 10/17/15, Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . high of 2 solo tackles in 4 games . . . 4 total tackles twice . . . played in 11 games. . . caught a 4th down conversion of 25 yds on a punt fake … appeared in 10 games recording 16 tackles (9 solo); 0.5 TFL, -1 yd … forced a fumble vs. Siena Heights (10/10/15) Prep/Personal: IFCA 4A All-State 1st Team . . . AP All-State Honorable Mention . . . Indiana Preps Top 50 . . . All-Summit Athletic Conference 1st Team . . . All-Northeast Indiana Honorable Mention (The Journal Gazette) . . . 56 solo tackles, 1 sack, and 1 interception returned for 20 yards. Coach: Chris Svarczkopf. Born: 9-28-96. Parents: Tara Ainsworth and Marcus Stepp Sr. Major: Business Administration.

Lee Stewart III

2015 (Fr.): USF Big Play at Marian 10/3/15 for interception with 1 minute left in the 4th qtr in 45-42 comeback win. . . appeared in 10 games recording 18 tackles (11 solo); 1.0 TFL, -4 yds; 1 pass breakup and 3 passes defended and 2 forced fumbles . . . had 2 INTs for 18 yds. 2014 (Fr.): Appeared in 3 games … 2 tackles (1 solo); 1 TFL, -1 yds . . . best game – Taylor with 1 tackle and 1 TFL. Prep/ Personal: The Thunderbirds went 8-2 in his senior year. Was special mention in Ohio as a Junior. Coach: Jerry Cooper. Born: 7-11-95. Parents: Yolanda Gibbs. Major: Undecided.

Solo 1 11 12

Ast 1 7 8

Total 2 18 20

TFL/Yds 1.0-1 1.0-4 2.0-5

Int./Yds. 0-0 2-28 2-28

PBU 0 1 1

PD 0 3 3

FF 0 0 0

FR 0-0 2-0 2-0

Coach: Randy Albano. Born: 5-4-94. Parents: Shannon Swain and Sheila Welch. Major: Physical therapy.

Matt Swartz

6’1” 260 So. Fort Wayne, IN / Snider H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Redshirt . . . USF scout D POTW Lindenwood 9/26/15. Prep/Personal: Recorded 61 tackles (50 solo), 5 sacks. Coach: Kurt Tippman. Born: 3-9-96. Parents: Matt and Lucy. Major: Criminal Justice.

5’10” 185 So. Indianapolis, IN / Warren Central H.S. 2015 (Fr.): USF Special Teams Effort Award Siena Heights 10/10/15 . . . high 2 solo tackles at L-Belleville 9/26/15 . . . 1 TFL at Missouri Baptist 11/14/15 . . . Big Play vs. Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . played in 11 games. Prep/Personal: Started at Free Safety for the Warriors. Had 42 tackles with 27 solos. 2 interceptions and took one back for a touchdown. Coach: Jayson West. Born: 1-10-97. Parents: Vito Sr. and Aolele. Major: Accounting.

Christian Vela

Tackles GP 3 10 13

Shannon Swain 5’10” 185 Sr. Anderson, IN / Anderson H.S.

Vito Tupea

5’11” 190 Jr. Lima, OH / Central Catholic H.S.

Year 2014 2015 Totals

Coach: Bill Roggeman. Born: 8-9-96. Parents: Amie Asher and Joe Summers. Major: Business Administration.

ILB

5’11” 200 R-Fr. Indianapolis, IN / Cardinal Ritter H.S. 2015 (Fr.): Redshirt . . . USF Scout Defense POTW for Robert Morris 10/24/15. Prep/Personal: Senior Season: 67 tackles (37 solo); 1 sack, -7 yards; 2 TFL and 1 fumble recovery. Coach: Ty Hunt. Born: 1-27-97. Parents: Martin and Deana. Major: Pre-Physician Assistant.

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Shane Vigar

Alex Woods

6’3” 265 Jr. Waverly, IN / Center Grove H.S.

2015 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Senior Season: rushed for 182 yards (4.8 avg.), 38 carries, 3 TDs . . . Caught 21 passes for 353 yards (16.8 avg.), 4 TDs.

2015 (Fr.): All-MSFA MEL OL First Team . . . USF OL of the Week at Marian 10/3/15, Siena Heights 10/10/15, at Missouri Baptist 11/14/15, Reinhardt 11/21/15, Montana Tech 11/28/15 . . . Big Block 9/12/15 at Taylor, at L-Belleville 9/26/15 . . . Hammer vs. Concordia 10/17/15 . . . One of three freshman offensive linemen to appear in his first collegiate game against Missouri Baptist. Valuable backup. Provided quality depth to the offensive line. Physical presence and hardnosed playing style earned him significant snaps as a first-year Cougar . . . spent first year as the starting Left Tackle for USF playing hard and violent… made strides as a pass blocker, continued his physical presence on the field for the team...progress on the mental aspects of offensive line play contributed to his significant improvement on the field. 2014 (Fr.): Offensive Lineman of the Week – @ Concordia 11/1/14 . . . 1 of 3 freshman offensive linemen to appear in his first collegiate game against Missouri Baptist . . . valuable backup who provided quality depth to the offensive line. Physical presence and hardnosed playing style earned him significant snaps as a first-year Cougar. Prep/Personal: Grange Insurance South All-Star Team . . . 2-Time Class 6A AP All-State, 2013 IFCA All-State Top 50, 3- Time All-County…. Also participated in track for the Trojans.

Coach: Brandon Baker. Born: 2-14-97. Parents: Troy and Lori. Major: Health & Exercise Science.

Dionte Walker

OLB

6’0” 175 So. Fort Wayne, IN / South Side H.S. 2015 (R-Fr.): DNP . . . USF Scout Defense POTW vs. Olivet Nazarene 9/5/15, Reinhardt 11/21/15 . . . played in 1 game 11/21/15 Reinhardt. 2014 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep/Personal: All Summit Athletic Conference 1st Team. Coach: Eddie Fields. Born: 4-8-95. Parents: Dion Walker and Lalitia Lymon. Major: Sociology.

Vernard Whitfield

Coach: Eric Moore. Born: 2-22-95. Parents: Lance Woods and Angela Laque. Major: Criminal Justice.

5’11” 185 So. Merrillville, IN / Bishop Noll H.S. / College of The Desert

Quinn Zaerr

6’4” 245 R-Fr. St. Mary’s, OH / Memorial H.S.

2015 (Fr. At College of the Desert): Recorded 8 tackles (6 solo) with 1 pass breakup. Prep/Personal: 103 yds rushing on 24 car, 1 TD… 323 yds receiving on 20 rec, 1TD… averaged 61.7 all-purpose ypg … recorded 30 tackles (14 solo); 6 interceptions for 10yds … Coach: Paul Douglas. Born: 4-5-95. Parents: Vernard and Rosalyn. Major: Communication.

2015 (Fr.): DNP, Redshirt. Prep/Personal: Played Tight End, Tackle, Defensive End, Longsnapper and Punter for the Roughriders . . . helped St. Mary’s to a conference best 303.1 yards rushing per game . . . Senior Year: 2nd Team All-Western Buckeye League selection at Tight End; Junior Year 1st Team All-WBL at TE.

Anthony Wilkerson

Coach: Doug Frye. Born: 10-21-96. Parents: Lon Zaerr and Jennifer Nagle. Major: Education.

6’0” 307 Sr. Lima, OH / Lima Central H.S. 2015 (Jr.): Played in 7 games . . . backed up left tackle and developed his pass protection technique…saw significant action in games gaining valuable game day experience. 2014 (So.): Provided quality depth for the offensive line as a backup tackle. 2013 (R-Fr.): Appeared in 1 game . . . provided quality depth for the offensive line as a backup guard. 2012 (Fr.): Redshirt. Prep / Personal: AP Ohio NW All-District, NWC All-Conference First Team, All-District Division 4 Second Team … Helped the Thunderbirds to a 10-1 record and State Semi Finalist, Northwest Conference Champions, District Champs, Regional Champs. Coach: Jerry Cooper. Born: 4-13-94. Parent: Tony. Major: Business Administration.

5’11” 181 So. Wabash, IN / Northfield H.S.

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NEWCOMERS TM

Duke Blackwell

Jacob Bowlin

Nick Brickens

Logan Capps

Will Chrisman

Chase Clark

Jakob Coker

Carlin Coleman

Jahni Cooper

Isaiah DeGrasse

Tristan Douglass

Gavin Gardner

Jack Givens

Jeremy Herber

Justin Herring

James Jamicich

Jamal Jackson

Rocky James

Ryan Johnson

Will Jordan

Joe Knepper

Joey Lamping

Landon Myers

Danny Naylor

Adam Neal

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Zach Norton

Blaise Park

Dan Ricksy

Brock Riley

Blake Schumacher

Clay Senerius

Nick Shoemaker

Logan Snyder

Matt Swartz

Mitchell Thornbury

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CHEERLEADING TM

Jeremy Elder

HEAD COACH/CHEER

The 2016-17 University of Saint Francis Cheer Squad is one of the most talented our program has yet to see. Cheering on Cougar Athletics at all home football and men’s and women’s basketball games is only part of our responsibility. Although we hope fans enjoy the showcase of tumbling, stunting and tosses — we also are a competitive team. Last season, after all of our athletes were deemed eligible through the NAIA, we competed against other NAIA cheer programs with great success. USF was one of 12 teams that qualified for the NAIA National Invitational and earned 5th place. To view any performance videos of our routines or performances, please visit the USF Cheer website link through www.saintfranciscougars. com. They are entertaining and fun to watch, and they show a caliber of skills much higher than what we are able to demonstrate during cheering at games. Also, if you know of any (male and female) high school juniors, seniors or possible college transfers who may be interested in joining our program here at the University of Saint Francis, please encourage them to get in contact with us!

Allie Kostoff, Assistant Coach

Kaitlyn Coffee

Carrie Ferguson

Keira Glasper

Erin Grutsch

Madison Hausch

Chris Kindlesparger

Lindsay Lopez

Caitlin Marlow

Madison Miller

Tricia Newell

Carli Ostrowski

Morgan Pearson

Anne Therese Poinsatte

Meagan Roy

Brian Trahin

Marian Trahin

Carlie Vanmeter

Nicole Westrick

Cheer7

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COACH

DONLEY

Just Two Years...

That’s all the time it took for Kevin Donley to take a collegiate football program from scratch at the University of Saint Francis and turn it into not only a winner, but a conference champion and perennial NAIA Top 25 team the last 17 years. Donley enters the Cougars 19th football season in 2016 as the winningest football coach in NAIA history leading the NAIA record book with 289 career wins, 175 in 18 seasons guiding the Cougars. Inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame (football) in January 2013, Donley came to Fort Wayne in 1997 with a vision of bringing not just collegiate football to the Summit City, but a national championship contending program. With the blessing of USF administration led by President Sister M. Elise Kriss, Donley quickly developed an exciting and winning collegiate football program recognized yearly at the national level. Donley’s Cougars made him the winningest coach in NAIA history in 2013 and he leads the NAIA record book with 289 career wins, 175 in 18 seasons guiding the Cougars. The “Founding Father” of collegiate football in Fort Wayne, Ind., Donley secured his and the program’s 100th win in the tenth game of the 2007 season, just the 121st game in program history and unofficially the fastest program ever to win 100 games in a program’s first 10 seasons in the fewest number of games. He’s been a conference coach of the year 18 times, including MSFA Mideast League Coach of the Year 10 times including 2015. Donley, who was inducted into the USF Athletic Hall of Fame in October 2008, has guided the Cougars to six unbeaten regular seasons and 13 consecutive winning seasons. USF won an unprecedented nine Mid-States Football Association Mideast League championships including eight straight, and has qualified for 14 NAIA Football Championship Series including a record tying 11 consecutive (1999-08). Donley guided USF to three consecutive NAIA National Championship runner-up finishes (2004-06). USF won its first 13 games of the season for three consecutive seasons, and Donley has been named National Coach of the Year twice (2004 NAIA; 2005 Schutt). A 2004 inductee into the Georgetown College (near Lexington, Ky.) Athletic Hall of Fame, Donley relished the challenge of developing a collegiate football program from scratch starting in April 1997. Along with a savvy, hardworking staff of assistant coaches, the Cougars wasted no time delivering Fort Wayne-region collegiate fans with football thrills as the only collegiate football program in Fort Wayne. USF may have taken its lumps in 1998, but in 1999 Donley guided the Cougars to their first conference title and NAIA FCS berth. USF has been a perennial NAIA Top 25 team for 17 of the last 19 seasons. Donley saw Fort Wayne, northeastern Indiana and northwestern Ohio as an untapped source of quality football talent, and he expected success. A Springfield, Ohio native, Donley has led his teams to 18 conference titles. He is No. 2 on the list of active college coaches at all levels and became just the 20th college coach to reach the 250 career wins plateau in 2011. An Indiana Football Hall of Fame inductee (June 2005), Donley has an overall career coaching record of 289-128-1 (.693) after completing his 37th season in 2015 with an 11-1 record. He also has a .745 winning percentage (278-95-1) in 33 NAIA seasons as a head coach and has delivered winning seasons in 23 of the last 24 seasons. In Donley’s 37 years as a head coach, 256 players have earned all-conference at USF, and 15 of his players have continued playing in the professional ranks at some level. Donley was recognized for his contribution to the Fort Wayne community in June 2007 when he was named a “Red Coat Recipient” by Mad Anthony’s Charity Classic for Children, one of the most prestigious awards in Fort Wayne.

USF Head Coach Kevin Donley enters the 2016 season at No. 2 on the wins list of active college coaches at all levels and is No. 13 on the list of all college coaches with at least 250 career wins. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Wins 334 289 260 256 251

Coach Ken Sparks Kevin Donley Larry Wilcox Dennis Douds Monte Cater

Current School Carson-Newman Univ. of Saint Francis Benedictine College (KS) East Stroudsburg (PA) Shepherd (W.Va.)

Years 36 37 38 42 35

Career 334-92-2 289-128-1 261-139-0 256-181-3 251-115-2

Pct. .783 .693 .652 .585 .685

Anderson University (Ind.) is where Donley launched his coaching career after playing for the Ravens. He spent his first two seasons as offensive coordinator before being named the Ravens head coach in 1978. Though just 26, then the youngest head coach in the nation at any level, Donley made an immediate impact. In four seasons he compiled a 30-9 overall record. In 1981, he led the Ravens to a 9-2 record and they advanced to the NAIA II national playoffs. They also won Hoosier-Buckeye Collegiate Conference championships in 1980 and 1981. Donley became the 25th head coach at Georgetown College in Georgetown, Ky., near Lexington, in 1982. GC had gone 14-24 the previous five seasons. After a 2-9 first season, GC went 73-34-1 the next 10 seasons. He directed GC to the 1991 NAIA II National Championship. Donley’s Tigers defeated perennial NAIA power Pacific Lutheran 28-20 to finish 13-1 in 1991. Donley was named 1991 NAIA National Coach of the Year. He left as the winningest coach in GC history with 75 career wins after his Tigers went 52-15-1 and won five Mid-South Conference titles in his last six seasons there. Donley left Georgetown after the 1992 season to take over at NCAA Division II member California University of Pennsylvania, where he spent four seasons trying to revive a program that had fallen on hard times. He left the Vulcan program in April 1997 to accept the challenge at the University of Saint Francis. Donley-coached teams have etched some impressive offensive records in his 26 seasons, including five national offensive records. His 1991 Georgetown team set national single-season offensive records for points per game (59.5), rushing touchdowns scored (69), total touchdowns (102), yards gained per play (7.0), most yards gained (7,580) and total offensive yards per game (541.4). His offensive teams have averaged 40.8 points per game. Donley owns the title of most points scored in a season (744) by any college team in the 20th century at all collegiate levels and earned a display in the College Football Hall of Fame in 1992. As a player, Donley was a linebacker and fullback at Anderson College. He is a 1973 graduate of Anderson College with a bachelor’s degree in physical education. Donley, 65, earned a master’s degree in education from Ball State in 1980 and served as Director of Athletics at USF for nearly eight years. He was named a Hilliard Gates Achievement Award winner in November 2004 by the Fort Wayne Sports Corporation. Donley has two children, son Patrick and daughter Megan, and 11 combined grandchildren, and is married to Rita.

Kevin Donley

AT A GLANCE

Born: July 4, 1951 Age: 65 Hometown: Springfield, Ohio High School: Springfield Shawnee High School Academic Degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Anderson College, 1973

Master of Science, Ball State University, 1980

Coaching Experience:

Anderson College, Anderson, Ind. - Offensive Coordinator, 1976-77; Head Coach, 1978-81 Georgetown College, Georgetown, Ky. - Head Coach, 1982-92 California University – Pa. - Head Coach, 1993-96 University of Saint Francis, Fort Wayne, Ind. - Head Coach, 1997 – present; Athletic Director, Aug. 11, 1999 – May, 2006

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Kevin Donley’s Coaching Record At Anderson College Anderson, Ind. Year School W L T 1978 Anderson (IN) 5 4 0 1979 Anderson (IN) 7 2 0 1980 Anderson (IN) 8 1 0 1981 Anderson (IN) 8 2 0 ANDERSON TOTAL 28 9 0 CAREER TOTAL 28 9 0 Winning percentage at Anderson: .........................757 Hoosier Buckeye Collegiate Conference Championships: .............. (2) 1980, 1981 HBCC Coach of the Year: ....................(2) 1980, 1981 NAIA II Playoff appearances................................1981 Westminster PA 21, Anderson 6 Players named NAIA All-American:........................... 4 At Georgetown College Georgetown, Ky. Year School W L T 1982 Georgetown (KY) 2 9 0 1983 Georgetown (KY) 7 3 0 1984 Georgetown (KY) 4 6 0 1985 Georgetown (KY) 4 6 0 1986 Georgetown (KY) 6 4 0 1987 Georgetown (KY) 8 3 0 1988 Georgetown (KY) 7 3 0 1989 Georgetown (KY) 7 3 1 1990 Georgetown (KY) 9 2 0 1991 Georgetown (KY) 13 1 0* 1992 Georgetown (KY) 8 3 0 GEORGETOWN TOTAL 75 43 1 CAREER 103 52 1 Winning percentage at Georgetown Mid-South Conference championships: (5) 1987- 89 - 90 - 91 - 92 NAIA Appearances:.........(5) 1987 – 89 – 90 – 91 – 92 Players named NAIA All-Americans:........................17 **NAIA Championship:....................................(1) 1991 **NAIA National Coach of the Year:................(1) 1991 At California University of Pennsylvania California (PA) NCAA Division II Year School W L T 1993 California (PA) 4 7 0 1994 California (PA) 2 9 0 1995 California (PA) 2 9 0 1996 California (PA) 3 8 0 CALIFORNIA (PA) TOTAL 11 33 0 CAREER COACHING TOTAL 114 85 1 Year School W L 1. 1978 Anderson (IN) 5 4 2. 1979 Anderson (IN) 7 2 3. 1980 Anderson (IN) 8 1 4. 1981 Anderson (IN) 8 2 5. 1982 Georgetown (KY) 2 9 6. 1983 Georgetown (KY) 7 3 7. 1984 Georgetown (KY) 4 6 8. 1985 Georgetown (KY) 4 6 9. 1986 Georgetown (KY) 6 4 10. 1987 Georgetown (KY) 8 3 11. 1988 Georgetown (KY) 7 3 12. 1989 Georgetown (KY) 7 3 13. 1990 Georgetown (KY) 9 2 14. 1991 Georgetown (KY) 13 1 15. 1992 Georgetown (KY) 8 3 16. 1993 California (PA) 4 7 17. 1994 California (PA) 2 9 18. 1995 California (PA) 2 9 19. 1996 California (PA) 3 8 20. 1998 Saint Francis (IN) 2 8 21. 1999 Saint Francis (IN) 8 3 22. 2000 Saint Francis (IN) 10 2 23. 2001 Saint Francis (IN) 9 2 24. 2002 Saint Francis (IN) 11 1 25. 2003 Saint Francis (IN) 12 1 26. 2004 Saint Francis (IN) 13 1 27. 2005 Saint Francis (IN) 13 1 28. 2006 Saint Francis (IN) 13 1 29. 2007 Saint Francis (IN) 11 2 30. 2008 Saint Francis (IN) 12 1 31. 2009 Saint Francis (IN) 7 3 32. 2010 Saint Francis (IN) 10 2 33. 2011 Saint Francis (IN) 9 3 34. 2012 Saint Francis (IN) 9 3 35. 2013 Saint Francis (IN) 9 3 36. 2014 Saint Francis (IN) 6 5 37. 2015 Saint Francis (IN) 11 1 Overall Record (406 Games) 289-128-1

T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0# 0** 0** 0** 0# 0# 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (.693)

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Kevin Donley’s Career Totals

NAIA Championship Series Appearances: 21 NAIA Championship Series Semifinals: 8 NAIA Championship Game Appearances: 4 NAIA CS Record: 27-20 (.574) NAIA National Coach of the Year: 2 (1991, 2004) Players named NAIA All-American under Donley: 87 Note: includes VSN All-American selections starting with 2006 team, ending with 2010 team Conference Championships: 19 Conference Coach of the Year: 18 (USF 10, Anderson 2, Georgetown 6) NAIA District Coach of the Year: 8 (@ Georgetown) Undefeated regular seasons: 6 (2002-03-04-05-06-08 at USF) Winning Seasons: 28 Most Wins, Season: 13 (1991 – 2004 – 2005 - 2006) 9 or more wins in a season: 18 8 or more wins in a season: 21 Double figure wins in a season: 11 Consecutive double-win seasons: 7

Kevin Donley Career Milestone Wins

( ) – Career game number Through 2014 Win Donley’s team, Opponent Game # 1 Anderson 38, @ Defiance (OH) 19 (2) # 25 Anderson 25, Findlay (OH) 13 (32) # 50 Georgetown 21, Evansville 14 (87) # 75 Georgetown 27, Urbana (OH) 6 (122) #100 Georgetown 48, Union (KY) 41 (151) #125 USF 56, @ Butler 37 (222) #150 USF 35, @ Taylor 20 (251) #175 USF 49, @ Quincy (IL) 6 (278) #200 USF 55, @ Seton Hill (PA) 0 (305) #225 USF 45, #10 Malone (OH) 24 (332) #250 USF 47, Malone (OH) 10 (365) #255 USF 46, @ Texas College 10 (372) #256 USF 39, UW-Stevens Point 31 (373) #257 *USF 76, Concordia 14 (375) #260 USF 31, Siena Heights 7 (379) #270 USF 20, @ Taylor 12 (392) #280 USF 48, @ Taylor 42 (408) *Breaks NAIA record for career wins (256)

Date 9/23/78 10/17/81 11/1/86 9/15/90 10/17/92 9/2/00 10/26/02 11/6/04 10/28/06 11/8/08 9/17/11 8/25/12 9/1/12 9/22/12 10/27/12 11/9/13 9/12/15

NAIA ACTIVE WINS LEADERS (through 2015) Rank Coach School 1 Kevin Donley University of St. Francis (Ind.) (1979-2015) 2 Larry Wilcox Benedictine College (Kan.) (1979-2015) 3 Mike Van Diest Carroll College (Mont.) (1999-2015) 4 Bill Cronin Georgetown College (Ky.) (1997-2015) 5 Steve Ryan Morningside (Iowa) (2002-15)

Years 37 38 16 17 14

Wins 289 260 186 190 132

NAIA CAREER WINS LEADERS (through 2015) Rank Coach School Years 1 Kevin Donley University of St. Francis (Ind.) (1979-2014) 37 2 Hank Biesiot Dickinson State University (N.D.) (1976-2012) 38 3 Frosty Westering Parsons (Iowa), Lea (Minn.), Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 34 4 Larry Wilcox Benedictine College (Kan.) (1979-2014) 38 5 Jim Malosky Minnesota-Duluth 37

Wins 289 258 256 260 235

Kevin Donley in NAIA Playoffs, FCS ALL-TIME

At Anderson 1981: @ Westminster PA 21, Anderson 6 NAIA D II At Georgetown 1987: Westminster PA 24, @ Georgetown (KY) 17 NAIA D I 1989: @ Westminster PA 29, Georgetown 9 NAIA D II 1990: @ Westminster PA 47, Georgetown (KY) 13 NAIA D II 1991: @ Georgetown 42, Eureka (IL) 14 NAIA D II Georgetown 37, @ Findlay (OH) 19 NAIA D II @ Georgetown 42, Peru State (NE) 28 NAIA D II @ Georgetown 28, CHAMPIONS Pacific Lutheran (WA) 20 NAIA DII 1992: @ Findlay (OH) 32, Georgetown 14 NAIA D II 1999: 2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004:

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2006: Overall Record (406 Games) At Anderson (IN) ( 4 yrs/ 1978-81 / 37 games) At Georgetown (KY)(11 / 1982-92 / 119 games) At California (PA) (4 / 1993-96 / 44 games) At U. of Saint Francis (IN) (18 / 1998-15/ 218 games) Totals (37 Years / 418 games) NAIA ONLY 374 total games At Anderson (IN) (4 yrs/ 1978-81 / 37 games) At Georgetown (KY) (11 / 1982-92 / 119 games) At U. of Saint Francis (IN) (18 / 1998-15 / 218 games) Totals (33 Years / 374 games)

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175-43-0 278-95-1

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* – NAIA Division II National Champions ** – NAIA National Runner-up # – NAIA FCS Semifinalist

2007: 2008: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: 2015:

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At USF @ Georgetown (KY) 38, USF 0 NAIA 4-6 @ Georgetown (KY) 37, USF 19 NAIA 4-7 @ Campbellsville (KY) 42, USF 21 NAIA 4-8 @ Georgetown (KY) 24, USF 0 NAIA 4-9 @ USF 34, Georgetown (KY) 23 NAIA 5-9 @ USF 41, St. Ambrose (IA) 14 NAIA 6-9 @ Carroll (MT) 38, USF 14 NAIA FCS (SF) 6-10 @ USF 53, Morningside (IA) 3 NAIA 7-10 @ USF 48, Hastings (Neb) 17 NAIA 8-10 @ USF 12, Georgetown (KY) 7 NAIA FCS (SF) 9-10 Carroll (MT) 15, USF 13 NAIA FCS (CH) 9-11 @ USF 41, Pikeville (KY) 7 NAIA FCS 10-11 @ USF 44, Georgetown (KY) 14 NAIA FCS 11-11 USF 42, Morningside (IA) 14 NAIA FCS (SF) 12-11 Carroll (MT) 27, USF 10 NAIA FCS (CH) 12-12 @ USF 42, Walsh 3 NAIA FCS 13-12 @ USF 42, Bethel (TN) 35 NAIA FCS 14-12 @ USF 49, St. Xavier (IL) 0 NAIA FCS (SF) 15-12 Sioux Falls (SD) 23, USF 19 NAIA FCS (CH) 15-13 @ USF 42, St. Xavier (IL) 3 NAIA FCS 16-13 @ USF 35, Lindenwood 14 NAIA FCS 17-13 @ Carroll (MT) 23, USF 7 NAIA FCS (SF) 17-14 @ USF 58, Union (KY) 3 NAIA FCS 18-14 @ USF 31, U. of Cumberlands (KY) 20 NAIA FCS 19-14 @ Sioux Falls 34, USF 6 NAIA FCS (SF) 19-15 USF 46, @ Lindenwood 38 NAIA FCS 20-15 @ St. Xavier (IL) 40, USF 21 NAIA FCS 20-16 USF 28, @ Missouri Valley 14 NAIA FCS 21-16 @ Georgetown 26, USF 14 NAIA FCS 21-17 @ USF 22, Baker (Kan.) 17 NAIA FCS 22-17 @ Marian 45, USF 34 NAIA FCS 22-18 @ USF 20, Faulkner 13 NAIA FCS 23-18 @ U. of Cumberlands 28, USF 14 NAIA FCS 23-19 @ USF 37, Reinhardt (Ga.) 26 NAIA FCS 24-19 @ USF 42, Montana Tech 20 NAIA FCS 25-19 Marian 45, @ USF 14 NAIA FCS 25-20

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Kevin Donley at University of Saint Francis ● Developed first collegiate football program in Fort Wayne starting in 1997, 1st season 1998 ● MSFA Mideast League Championships: (12) 1998-99-00-01-02-03-04-0506-08-12-13-15 ● MSFA Mideast League Coach of the Year: (10) 1999-00-02-03-04-06-08-12-13-15 ● NAIA Championship Series Appearances: (15) 1999-00-01-02-03-04-0506-07-08-10-11-12-13-15 ● NAIA CS Semifinal Appearances: (7) 2003-04-05-06-07-08-15

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NAIA National Championship Game Appearances: (3) 2004-05-06 NAIA National Coach of the Year: (1) 2004 Players named All-MSFA: 256 Players named MSFA Player of the Year: 8 NAIA All-America Selections: 50 Players named NAIA All-America 1st Team: 20 players / 45 awards Players named AFCA All-America Team: 8 times / 7 players NAIA Player of the Year: (2) Cory Jacquay 2004, Brian Kurtz 2006

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COACHES Doug Coate

Trevor Miller

TAILBACKS COACH / ASSISTANT HEAD COACH

OFFENSIVE LINE COACH / STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

Doug Coate returns for his 16th season in 2016 to coach Cougar tailbacks. He came to USF in June of 2000, joining the program as head baseball coach and assistant football coach. Coate has coached 13 1,000-yard single-season rushers during his career including two NAIA Rawlings National Player-of-theYear award winners – Cory Jacquay (USF) in 2004 and Bo Hurley in 1997 (University of Findlay). Prior to joining the staff at USF, Coate spent 15 years at the University of Findlay. He was inducted into the UF Athletic Hall of Fame in February 2015. He played quarterback for the Oilers helping UF to the 1979 NAIA Division II championship. UF was 18-2 under Coate’s guidance at QB and he also earned four letters playing baseball for the Oilers. Coate is also a member of the Bellefontaine High School (Ohio) Athletics Hall of Fame. Coate served as head football coach at UF in 1999, after serving as offensive coordinator for three seasons including 1997, when the Oilers won the NAIA National Championship. Coate’s coaching career began in 1985 at UF, where he coached the offensive backfield and helped guide the Oilers to three NAIA national championships. He also played in one for UF. Prior to joining the UF staff, Coate served as an assistant coach at Georgetown College for two seasons under Donley. Hurley, who was coached by Coate and played quarterback at UF in 1997, was the first NAIA Rawlings National Player -of -the -Year after NAIA merged its football programs from two divisions to one. Coate, a 1978 Bellefontaine grad, was University of Findlay football team captain and MVP his senior year in 1982. He earned a bachelor’s degree in education from the UF in 1983 and received a master’s degree in secondary education from Georgetown College in 1985. He and his wife, Julie, reside in Fort Wayne with their two children, daughter Kylene and son Seth, who is a senior this season for the Cougars. .

Patrick Donley OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / RECEIVERS / CO-RECRUITING COORDINATOR

Patrick Donley, son of head coach Kevin Donley, returns for his 13th season as a member of the USF staff. USF wide receivers have earned 21 conference and national honors during Donley’s tenure on the USF staff.

Trevor Miller returns for his 11th season as a member of the Cougars’ coaching staff directing the offensive line. Miller, who has had four of his linemen named AFCA All-America in the last six seasons, served on the Morehead State University coaching staff in Morehead, Ky., for two seasons before joining the USF staff. In 2013 USF right tackle Cam Edwards became the first offensive lineman to be selected Offensive Player of the Year. Miller also serves as strength coach for the Cougars and was named American Football Monthly 2006 Strength Coach of the Year. Prior to his stint at MSU, Miller earned second team all-conference honors as a center at Kutztown (Pa.) University (NCAA Div. II). He is a 2003 KU graduate with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. He earned a master’s degree from KU in sports management in 2007. Miller was a four-year starter at KU, appeared in every game of his college career, was a six-time member of the Dean’s List (3.60 GPA or better), and a two-time recipient of a Kutztown University Provost Award (athletes with at least a 3.25 GPA). A native of Lancaster, Pa., Miller attended Manheim Township High School and earned second team all-conference honors as an offensive and defensive lineman.

Joey Didier CO-DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR / DEFENSIVE BACKS / CO-RECRUITING COORDINATOR Joey Didier returns to USF for his seventh season as an assistant coach after playing for the Cougars through the 2004 season. Didier, the Cougars’ 2004 Silver Helmet Award winner, served from 2005 to 2009 as an assistant football coach at Homestead, where he was a 2001 graduate. He was a four-time letter-winner while playing inside linebacker for the Cougars. Didier played in two final fours and was the USF Champion of Character selection in 2004. He graduated from USF in 2005. Didier and his wife, Ashley, reside in Fort Wayne.

Donley added to his coaching experience by serving as offensive coordinator for coach Matt Land at South Side High School prior to joining the USF staff for the 2003 season. Donley is a 2004 USF graduate and earned a master’s degree in coaching and athletic administration from Concordia University (Irvine, Cal.) in 2013. He is a 1999 graduate of Belle Vernon (PA) High School. He and his wife, Cinamon, reside in Fort Wayne with their son Brennan and daughter Keira.

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Dave Ivy

Randy Wolfe

DEFENSIVE BACKS ASSISTANT

ASSISTANT COACH / DEFENSIVE LINE

Dave Ivy is an 18-year USF veteran coach, having joined the program as outside linebacker coach in 1998 after coaching four years at the high school level in the Fort Wayne area. Ivy brings more than 31 years of coaching experience to the Cougar staff. Ivy, a native of Fort Wayne, Ind., played his prep football at Northrop High School and is a 1979 NHS graduate. He began his coaching career as an assistant coach at Northwood Middle School, before being named head coach. In 1992, he accepted the defensive coordinator position at Elmhurst High School and in 1995 was the defensive line coach at Snider High School. He continues to serve as an assistant track and field coach at South Side High School. Ivy took on additional duties as equipment manager for the Cougars in 2008 and continues to serve in that capacity. He received a bachelor’s degree from IPFW in 1991. He currently owns and operates his own business. He is single and resides in Fort Wayne.

Randy Wolfe returns to the USF coaching staff with more than 29 years of defensive coaching experience. Wolfe was defensive backs coach for the Cougars from 1998 through 2008. He joined the USF staff after serving for four seasons as defensive back coach at Northrop High School from 1994 through 1997. Before that he served at Snider High School in the same capacity (1992-93) and helped the Panthers win the IHSAA State Championship in 1992. Wolfe is a 1974 graduate of Northrop High School, where he was an honorable mention all-conference selection and also scored the first touchdown in NHS history in 1971. He and his wife, Lori, reside in Fort Wayne and have two children, Leanne and Robert.

Grant Veith ASSISTANT, WINGBACKS Grant Veith joined the University of Saint Francis football staff in 2012 as a volunteer assistant, working with the Cougars’ offensive linemen.

Eddie Nolan ASSISTANT COACH / CORNERBACKS Fort Wayne native Eddie Nolan enters his 16th season on the USF coaching staff. He has more than 28 years of coaching experience. Nolan was an assistant football coach at South Side High School for 17 years and is currently employed as an administrative assistant at SSHS. He also serves as the high school’s head track and field coach.

Veith was a four-year letter winner at Butler University, as a starter on the offensive line at tackle and center. He was an All-Conference Pioneer League selection in 2000, and was a part of the most prolific offense in school history.

Nolan’s collegiate career began at South Carolina State where he played defensive back for the Bulldogs. He then transferred to Butler University to play football and track. After his playing days, Nolan received free agent tryouts with the NFL’s Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys, and the CFL’s Ottawa Roughriders. Nolan has previously served as a USF assistant track coach working with sprinters. He and his wife, Karen, reside in Fort Wayne with their son Thomas.

For the past five seasons he has been working as the offensive line coach and run game coordinator at Bishop Dwenger High School in Fort Wayne. During that time, the Saints were state runner-up in 2008 and 2010. Prior to Dwenger, he coached at Ben Davis High School when the Giants won back-to-back state titles in 2001 and 2002. He also coached at Lawrence North High School. A native of Indianapolis, Grant graduated from Butler University in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in secondary education.

Eric Wagoner CO-DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR / DEFENSIVE LINE / SPECIAL TEAMS COACH Eric Wagoner returns for his ninth season working with the Cougars defensive line after one season as a student assistant for the Cougars in 2007. Wagoner played defensive end for USF and helped the Cougars advance to the NAIA Championship Game in 2006 in his senior season. He also was a 2005 MSFA All-Academic Team selection and was named NAIA Defensive Player of the Game in the Cougars’ 42-3 win over Walsh in the first round. A Peru, Ind., native, Wagoner was named USF Silver Helmet Award winner in 2006, an honor selected by the coaching staff for leadership, coachability and scholarship. Eric, his wife Natalie, and daughter Hadley, and sons Liam and Maverick reside in Fort Wayne.

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Josh Miller

Steve Wilt

LINEBACKERS COACH

SPECIAL TEAMS COACH

Miller moves to the defensive side of the ball after serving as quarterbacks coach the last two seasons. The former USF starting QB helped guide USF to a 9-3 record in 2013 and finished his career with a .602 passing percentage, 2,196 yards, 12 TDs and just seven interceptions in 35 games. Miller also rushed for 619 yards averaging 3.9 yards per carry. Miller is a 2013 USF graduate with a degree in Psychology and a Minor in Social Work and earned a Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Degree in Organizational Leadership in 2015 The Lima, Ohio native graduated from Shawnee High School in 2009 after playing in the Ohio North South All-Star Game as a defensive back.

Matt Millhouse ASSISTANT SECONDARY/CORNERBACKS University of Saint Francis graduate Matt Millhouse returns for his second season as assistant secondary coach/cornerbacks after serving at Bishop Luers High School as defensive coordinator, defensive backs and linebackers coach the last seven seasons. Millhouse helped the Knights win five state championships and coached 2012 Mr. Football, U.S. Army All-American and Butkus Award winner Jaylon Smith. Millhouse helped USF to a 42-3 record from 2002-07, played in three NAIA national championship games and was NAIA Defensive Player of the Week 11/25/06 while helping USF to four MSFA MEL championships. Matt earned a degree from USF in liberal studies, graduating in 2007.

Steve Wilt brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the USF staff returning for his second season working with USF special teams. Most recently, Wilt served as special teamsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; coordinator and defensive backs coach at Olivet Nazarene University (IL) from 2011-14. He is well known for his tenure at Taylor University, where he was head coach from 1994 to 2005. He guided the Trojans to back-to-back NAIA Championship Series appearances in 1998 (8-3) and 1999 (10-2). Wilt was MSFA MEL Coach-of-the-Year in 1998. He is a 1966 Shepherd University (W. Va.) graduate and began his career as a head football coach in 1966 at the high school level. Steve and his wife, Diane (who is a retired registered nurse/administrator), have two daughters, Mindi and Brittany, and one son, Chad, who is currently the defensive line coach at Army West Point. The Wilts are also the proud grandparents of four grandsons. Steve is originally from Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

Wes Davenport VOLUNTEER MANAGER 19th season High School: Carroll

He is employed at BAE Systems, is married to Jessie, and they have one daughter, Isabel.

Mike Reeder ASSISTANT COACH Returning for his third season, Mike Reeder serves as an assistant coach on the offensive side of the ball. He is a South Side High School graduate (2010) and was an All-Summit Athletic Conference defensive tackle. Mike also competed for the Archers in track and field. He is a 2015 Indiana State University graduate with a degree in recreation and sports management. He is a teacher assistant at South Wayne Elementary School in Fort Wayne Community Schools.

Student Coaches GRANT SHERMAN QUINTON ALTHOUSE IAN JOHNSON

CALEB GROSS MARLON MCDOWELL

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SPORTS MEDICINE TM

Parkview Sports Medicine

Parkview Sports Medicine brings together the top experts in the sports medicine field to improve the treatment and overall athletic performance of athletes in the Fort Wayne community. Their team of orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, movement specialists, athletic trainers and a registered dietician nutritionist provide rapid access to comprehensive care and sportspecific rehabilitation. The team at Parkview Sports Medicine is dedicated to enhancing athletic performance through innovative technology and an advanced level of care.

Zach Ruble

Julie Reinking Julie Reinking, MPM, LAT, ATC, is the Head Athletic Trainer. Julie graduated from Purdue University in 2011 from the School of Health and Human Sciences. She later attended Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne and graduated in 2013 with a master’s in public health administration. During that time, she also was the athletic trainer for IPFW women’s volleyball and softball teams. Before her transition to the University of Saint Francis she was an assistant athletic trainer at Trine University.

Zach Ruble, MEd, LAT, ATC, is an Assistant Athletic Trainer. He graduated from Indiana University in 2007 with a degree in kinesiology. Zach also obtained a master’s of education degree in post-secondary education from Salisbury University. Zach was previously at Huntington North High School. Before Huntington North, Zach was the men’s basketball athletic trainer at Western Illinois University. Ruble also worked at Coppin State University in Baltimore covering many varsity sports. Zach lives in Fort Wayne with his wife Janelle.

Kayla Parkos Kayla Parkos, MAT, LAT, ATC, is an Assistant Athletic Trainer. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin- Green Bay in 2014 with a degree in human biology with an emphasis in exercise science. Kayla attended Manchester University later that summer and graduated in 2016 with of master of athletic training degree. After moving back to Wisconsin, she got a call from Parkview Health and was offered a position with the University of Saint Francis. Kayla now lives back in Fort Wayne with her fiancé, Ben.

The Parkview Sports Medicine team is very pleased to provide complete medical coverage to University of Saint Francis athletes.

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OPPONENTS TM

USF 2016 Opponent Quick Facts All times are Fort Wayne times. Game 1 • August 27, 2016, 2 p.m. • At Deerfield, IL • Leslie Frazier Field

Trinity International University School Information: Location: Deerfield, Ill. Founded: 1897 Enrollment: 757 President: Dr. Craig Williford Athletic Director: Dr. Tony Ladd Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association–Midwest League Nickname/Colors: Trojans/Blue & White Stadium/Capacity: Leslie Frazier Field/ 2,000 Surface: Natural Grass Athletics Website: www.tiutrojans.com History: First Season: 1992 All-Time Record: 99-160-2 Years in Postseason: 2 (2004 / 0-1; 1994 / 0-1) Postseason Record: 0-2 Last: 2004, @ Georgetown (KY) 35-21, NAIA FCS 1st Round

Football Information: Head Coach: Kirk Wherritt (WisconsinMilwaukee ‘02) Record at TIU: 19-44, 7 seasons Career Record: 19-44 / 7 seasons Office Phone: (847) 317-7182 Team Information: 2015 Record: 2-9, 0-6 MWL 6th Offensive Set: Spread Defensive Set: Multiple Starters Returning/Lost: 5/24 Letter Winners Returning / Lost: 47/16 Players to Watch: Brad Hargis, WR, Jr.; Riley Schussler, LB, Sr.; Cory Windle, WR, Jr.; Zachary Chesser, QB, Sr.; Mauricio Portillo, LB, Jr.; Jarell Carter, DB, Sr.

Sports Information: Director: Greg Gorham Office Phone: (847) 317-7027 Cell: (317) 440-8497 FAX: (847) 317-8056 Email: gagorham.edu Mailing Address: 2065 Half Day Road Deerfield, IL 60015 Trinity International 2016 Schedule August 27 USF (IN) September 3 Wisconsin Lutheran 10 Open 17 @ Valparaiso (IN) 24 @ Concordia (MI) October 1 @ St. Ambrose (IA) 8 @ Olivet Nazarene (IL) 15 @ Robert Morris (IL) 22 St. Xavier (IL) 29 USF (IL)

November 5 Siena Heights (MI) 12 @ Taylor

Trinity International 2015 Results 2-9, 0-5 MSFA MWL August 29 @ Trinity Bible W 45-0 September 12 @ Wisconsin Lutheran W 34-27 19 @ #17 USF (IN) L 3-45 26 Concordia (MI) L 17-21 October 3 @ #25 St. Ambrose (IA) L 13-41 10 Olivet Nazarene (IL) L 6-22 18 #9 Robert Morris (IL) L 12-41 24 @ #13 St. Xavier (IL) L 18-27 November 7 @ Siena Heights (MI) L 20-44 14 Taylor L 28-34

Game 2 • September 3, 2016, 7 p.m. • At Bourbonnais, IL • Ward Field

Olivet Nazarene University School Information: Location: Bourbonnais, Ill. Founded: 1907 Enrollment: 4,612 President : Dr. John C. Bowling Athletic Director: Gary Newsome Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association – Mideast League Nickname/Colors: Tigers / Purple & Gold Stadium/Capacity: Ward Field / 2,500 Surface: UBU Sports Speed S5-M synthetic turf Athletics Website: www.olivet.edu/ athletics History First Season: 1976 All-Time Record: 176-2120-1 Years in Postseason: 2 (1998 / 3-1; 2000 / 0-1) Record in Postseason: 3-2

Last: 2000, lost 55-6 @ Georgetown, 1st Round NAIA FCS Football Information: Head Coach: Eric Hehman (Taylor ‘94) Record at ONU: 0-0, 1st season Career Record: 36-74 / 11 seasons Office Phone: (815) 939-5152 Team Information: 2015 Record: 3-8, 1-4 MSFA-MWL, 5th Offensive Set: Multile Defensive Set: 4-3 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/NA Letter Winners Returning / Lost:64/44 Players to Watch: Sebastian Swift, LB, Jr.; Caleb Coe, LB, So.; Zane Burtron, OL, Jr.; Andrew Manganiello, DL, Sr.

TROJANS The Series – USF leads 5-0 @ USF 1999 USF 54-36 2008 USF 67-0 2009 USF 63-7 2015 USF 45-3 @ Trinity International 2010 USF 33-6 2016

TIGERS

Sports Information: Director: Nick Birkey Office Phone: (618) 210-5564 FAX: (815) 939-7933 Email: nbirkey@olivet.edu Mailing Address: One University Ave. Bourbonnais, IL 60914

November 5 @ St. Ambrose (IA) 12 USF (IL)

November 7 #25 St. Ambrose (IA) L 17-33 14 @ #22 USF (IL) L 0-40

Olivet Nazarene 2015 Results 3-8, 1-4 MSFA MWL August 29 Midland (Neb.) W 27-21

The Series – USF leads 3-1 @ USF – USF 2-0 2009 USF 56-7 2015 USF 59-16

Olivet Nazarene 2016 Schedule August 27 @ Midland (Neb.) September 3 USF (IN) 10 @ Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) 17 Open 24 @ Taylor (IN) October 1 @ Robert Morris (IL) 8 Trinity International (IL) 15 Missouri Baptist (MO) 22 @ Siena Heights (MI) 29 St. Xavier (IL)

September 5 @ #26 USF (IN) L 16-59 12 Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) L 23-24 19 Open 26 Taylor (IN) L 0-40 October 3 #12 Robert Morris (IL) L 14-28 10 @ Trinity International (IL) W 22-6 17 @ Missouri Baptist (MO) W 52-45 24 Siena Heights (MI) L 35-45 31 @ #12 St. Xavier (IL) L 23-34

@ Olivet Nazarene – tied 1-1 1998 ONU 28-24 2010 USF 63-7

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Game 3 • September 10, 2016, 7 p.m. • At Ft. Wayne, IN • Bishop D’Arcy Stadium/Kevin Donley Field

TROJANS

Taylor University School Information: Location: Upland, Ind. Founded: 1846 Enrollment: 1,910 President: Dr. Lowell Haines Athletic Director: Kyle Gould Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association–Mideast League Nickname/Colors: Trojans/Purple & Gold Stadium/Capacity: Turner / 4,400 Surface: Turf History First Year: 1948 All-time record: 276-356-13 Years in postseason: 2 (1998 / 0-1; 1999 / 1-1) Record in postseason: 1-2 Last: 1999, won 38-12 v. Missouri Valley; lost 55-3 at Georgetown in NAIA FCS quarterfinal game. Postseason Record: 1-2

Football Information: Head Coach: Ron Korfmacher (Taylor ’82) Record at Taylor: 41-41 / 9th season Career Record: 41-41 Office Phone: (765) 998-5309 Team Information: 2015 Record: 7-3, 4-2 MSFA-MEL 3rd Offensive Set: Multiple/Spread Defensive Set: 4-3 Multiple Starters Returning/Lost: 12/12 Letter Winners Returning / Lost: 48 / NA Transfers: 1 Players to Watch: Hans Lundberg, TE, Sr.; Blake Wheeler, LB, Sr.

Sports Information: Director: Seth Mikel Office Phone: (765) 998-4569 FAX: (765) 998-4590 Email: stmikel@tayloru.edu Mailing Address: 236 West Reade Ave. Upl and, IN 46989-1001 Taylor 2016 Schedule September 3 @ Malone (OH) 10 @ USF (IN) 17 Butler (IN) 24 Olivet Nazarene (IL) October 1 Missouri Baptist 8 @ Marian (IN) 15 Siena Heights (MI) 22 @ Concordia (MI) November 5 @ Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) 12 Trinity International (IL)

Taylor 2015 Results 7-3, 4-2 MSFA MEL September 5 Anderson (IN) W 51-10 12 USF (IN) L 42-48 19 Butler (IN) L 10-41 26 @ Olivet Nazarene (IL) W 40-0 October 3 @ Missouri Baptist (MO)W 41-13 10 #14 Marian (IN) L 23-36 17 @ Siena Heights (MI) W 63-21 24 Concordia (MI) W 35-24 November 7 Lindenwood-Belleville (IL)W 41-27 14 @ Trinity International (IL)W 34-28

The Series – USF leads 13-2 Stake: USF won 6 @ Taylor (USF 5-1, Won 2) 2002 USF 35-20 2004 USF 46-0 2006 USF 49-0 2009 TU 23-16 2011 USF 46-14 2013 USF 20-12 2015 USF 48-42 @ USF (USF 7-1, Won 7) 1998 TU 40-18 2003 USF 48-14 2005 USF 55-0 2007 USF 69-29 2008 USF 55-7 2010 USF 33-21 2012 USF 21-0 2014 USF 42-0

Game 4 • September 24, 2016, Noon • At Ft. Wayne, IN • Bishop D’Arcy Stadium/Kevin Donley Field

LYNX

Lindenwood University - Belleville School Information: Location: Belleville, Ill. Founded: 2003 Enrollment: 2,300 President: Dr. Jerry Bladdick Athletic Director: Scott Spinner Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association–Mideast League Nickname/Colors: Lynx/Cardinal & Gray Stadium/Capacity: Lindenwood Stadium/ 4,129 Surface: Field Turf Athletics Website: www.belleville.lindenwood.edu/athletics Football Information: Head Coach: Dale Carlson (ConcordiaChicago ’78) Record at Lindenwood-Belleville: 4-6, 2nd season Career Record: 117-150-3, 26 seasons Office Phone: (618) 239-6220

History: First Season: 2013 All-Time Record: 10-21 Years of football: 3 Years in NAIA Postseason: 0 Team Information: 2015 Record: 4-6, 2-4 MSFA MEL 6th Offensive Set: Spread Multiple Defensive Set: 4-3 Multiple Starters Returning/Lost: 21/3 Letter Winners Returning / Lost: 60/8 Players to Watch: Cam Edwards, RB, Sr.; Marlon Smith, WR, So.; Donnie Foster, TE, So.; Justin Kulich, OL, Jr.; T.J. Onstott, LB, Sr.; Trey Parker, DB, Jr.; James Brown, DL, Sr. Sports Information: Director: Ben Mizera Office Phone: (618) 239-6103 FAX: NA Press Box Phone: NA Email: bmizera@lindenwood.edu

Mailing Address: 600 West Main Street Belleville, IL 62226 LUB 2016 Schedule September 3 @ Siena Heights (MI) 10 Olivet Nazarene (IL) 17 St. Ambrose (IA) 24 @ USF (IN) October 8 Missouri Baptist 15 @ Marian (IN) 22 USF (IL) 29 @ Robert Morris (IL) November 5 Taylor (IN) 12 Concordia (MI)

LUB 2015 Results 4-6, 2-4 MSFA MEL September 5 Siena Heights (MI) L 20-45 12 @ Olivet Nazarene (IL) W 24-23 19 @ St. Ambrose (IA) L 26-48 26 #14 USF (IN) L 13-74 October 3 Open 10 @ Missouri Baptist W 42-21 17 #10 Marian (IN) L 13-69 24 @ #20 USF (IL) L 34-35 31 #14 Robert Morris (IL) W 20-16 November 7 @ Taylor (IN) L 27-41 14 @ Concordia (MI) W 34-31

The Series – USF leads 2-0 @ LUB (USF leads 2-0) 2012 USF 44-7 2015 USF 74-13 @ USF (0-0) 2016

Game 5 • October 1, 2016, Noon • At Ft. Wayne, IN • Bishop D’Arcy Stadium/Kevin Donley Field

KNIGHTS

Marian University School Information: Location: Indianapolis, Ind. Founded: 1851 Enrollment: 2,770 President: Daniel J. Elsener Athletic Director: Steve Downing Faculty Athletic Representative: Jeff Kaufman Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association–Mideast League Nickname/Colors: Knights/Marian Blue & Gold Stadium/Capacity: St. Vincent Health Field / 3,000 Surface: ProGrass Athletics Website: www.muknights.com

HISTORY: First Season: 2007 All-Time Record: 77-33 Years in Postseason: 5 (2010 / 1-1;

2011 / 2-1; 2012 / 4-0; 2014 / 3-1; 2015 / 4-0) Postseason Record: 14-3 Last: 2015 – d. #11 Campbellsville (KY) 44-7; won at #3 Grand View 30-3; won at #4 USF 45-14; won 31-14 vs. #7 Southern Oregon in NAIA FCS title game. Football Information: Head Coach: Mark Henninger (Wittenberg University ’96) Record at Marian: 29-10/ 3 seasons Career Record: 55-35 / 7 years Office Phone: (317) 955-6772 Team Information: 2015 Record: 12-2, 5-1 MSFA MEL 2nd; NAIA FCS Champion. Final NAIA Top 25 Ranking: No. 1 Offensive Set: Multiple Defensive Set: Multiple Starters Returning/Lost: 19/3

Letter Winners Returning: 115/30 Players to Watch: Krishawn Hogan, WR; Robert Gibson, RB/KR, Sr.; Jakhari Gore, RB, Sr.; Jimmie Walker, WR, Jr.; Antonio Allen, DB, Jr.; Shaquille Ash, LB, Sr.; Jeremy Shupperd, DB, Sr.; Dillon Dittemore, DL, Sr; Garrett Isch, DB, Sr. Sports Information: Director: Zach Wadley Office Phone: (317) 955-6125 FAX: (317) 955-6121 Email: zwadley@marian.edu Mailing Address: 3200 Cold Spring Road Indianapolis, IN 46222 2016 Marian Schedule August 29 @ St. Xavier (IL) September 5 Open 12 U. of Indianapolis 19 @ Robert Morris (IL) 20 @ Grand View 26 Missouri Baptist

October 3 USF (IN) 10 @ Taylor (IN) 17 @ Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) 24 Open 31 @ Concordia (MI) November 7 USF (IL) 15 Siena Heights (MI) Marian 2015 Results 12-2, 5-1 MSFA MEL 2nd August 29 @ #4 St. Xavier (IL) W 45-13 September 5 Open 12 U. of Indianapolis W 28-22 19 @ #11 Robert Morris (IL) L 21-30 26 Missouri Baptist W 76-0 October 3 #11 USF (IN) L 42-45 10 @ Taylor (IN) W 36-23 17 @ Lindenwood-Bellevile (IL) W 69-13 24 Open 31 @ Concordia (MI) W 44-0 November 7 #16 USF (IL) W 28-0 15 Siena Heights (MI) W 45-17

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NAIA FCS 21 #11 Campbellsville (KY) W 44-7 28 @ #3 Grand View (IA) W 30-3 December 5 @ #4 USF (IN) W 45-14 19 v. #7 Oregon Southern W 31-14 The Series – USF leads 6-5 @ Marian (3-3, USF Won 1) 2008 USF 63-14 2010 USF 28-25 2012 MU 45-38 2012 MU 45-34 2014 MU 55-18 2015 USF 45-42 @ USF (USF leads 3-2, MU Won 1) 2007 USF 57-3 2009 USF 28-7 2011 MU 40-13 2013 USF 41-24 2015 MU* 45-14 *NAIA FCS Semifinal Game

Game 6 • October 8, 2016, 1 p.m. • At Adrian, MI • O’Laughlin Stadium

Siena Heights University School Information: Location: Adrian, Mich. Founded: 1919 Enrollment: 2,307 President: Sr. Peg Albert, OP, Ph.D. Athletic Director: Fred Smith Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association–Mideast League Nickname/Colors: Saints/Blue & Yellow Stadium/Capacity: O’Laughlin / 3,000 Surface: FieldTurf Athletics Website: www.sienaheights.edu/athletics History: First Year: 2012 All-Time Record: 15-15 Football Information: Head Coach: Matt Kohn (Indianapolis ’05) interim Record at Siena Heights: 0-0 Career Record: 0-0, 1st season Office Phone: (517) 264-7833

Team Information: 2014 Record: 6-4, 5-1 MSFA MEL T-1st Offensive Set: Multiple Defensive Set: 4-2 Starters Returning / Lost: 14/8 Letter Winners Returning/Lost: 43/43 Players to Watch: Don’t’e Fox, RB, RJr.; Nick Gilliam, QB, RJr.; Lucas Barner, QB, RSo.; Curtis Smith, WR, Sr.; DJ Haskins, OL, RJr.; Austin Sackrider, OL, RJr.; Tyaire Bragg, DL, Sr.; Cha’Quan Love, DB, Sr.; Darius Price, DB, RJr.

2016 Siena Heights Schedule September 3 Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) 12 @ Missouri Baptist 17 @ Concordia (MI) 24 St. Xavier (IL) October 1 Open 8 USF (IN) 15 @ Taylor 22 Olivet Nazarene (IL) 29 @ St. Ambrose (IA) November 5 @ Trinity International (IL) 12 Marian (IN)

Sports Information: Director: Crystal Wilcoxen Office Phone: (517) 264-7843 FAX: NA Email: cwilcoxen@sienaheights.edu Mailing Address: 1247 East Siena Heights Drive Adrian, MI 49221

2015 Siena Heights Results 4-6, 2-4 MSFA MEL September 5 @ Lindenwood-Bellevile (IL)W 45-20 12 Missouri Baptist W 42-35 19 Concordia (MI) L 27-28 26 @ #9 St. Xavier (IL) L 31-38 October 3 Open 10 @ #9 USF (IN) L 25-49 17 Taylor L 21-63 24 @ Olivet Nazarene (IL) W 45-35 31 St. Ambrose (IA) L 19-20 November 7 Trinity International (IL)W 44-20 14 @ #7 Marian (IN) L 17-45

Game 7 • October 15, 2016, Noon • At Ann Arbor, MI • Cardinal Stadium

Concordia University School Information: Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Founded: 1963 (as junior college; 1976 became 4-year institution) Enrollment: 750 President: Dr. Patrick T. Ferry Athletic Director: Lonnie Pries Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association–Mideast League Nickname/Colors: Cardinals/Red, Black Stadium/Capacity:Cardinal / 2,500 Surface: Turf Athletics Website: www.concordiacardinals.com

Football Information: Head Coach: Lonnie Pries (ConcordiaChicago, ’93) Record at Concordia: 9-23, 3 seasons Career Record: 51-52/ 10 seasons Office Phone: (734) 904-4685

History: First Season: 2011 All-Time Record: 9-43 Years in Postseason: None

Sports Information: Director: Zachary Johnston Office Phone: (734) 995-7342 FAX: (734) 995-4883 Email: johnsz@cuaa.edu Mailing Address: 4090 Geddes Rd. Ann Arbor, MI 48105

Team Information: 2015 Record: 5-6, 2-4 MSFA MEL, 4th-T Offensive Set: Spread Coast Defensive Set: 4-2-5 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/7 Letter Winners Returning: 40/12 Players to Watch: Nick Holshoe, S, Sr. Andrew O’Hara, LB, So.; Seth Suida, QB, Jr.; Norman Cyr, OL, Sr.

Concordia 2016 Schedule September 3 @ St. Ambrose (IA) 10 @ Anderson (IN) 17 Siena Heights (MI) 24 Trinity International (IL) October 1 @ USF (IL) 8 @ St. Xavier (IL) 15 USF (IN) 22 Taylor (IN) 29 @ Marian (IN) November 5 Missouri Baptist 14 @ Lindenwood-Belleville (IL)

Concordia 2015 Results September 5 St. Ambrose (IA) L 21-25 12 @ Anderson (IN) W 42-26 19 @ Siena Heights (MI) W 28-27 26 @ Trinity International (IL) W 21-17 October 3 #24 USF (IL) L 3-12 10 #5 St. Xavier (IL) W 35-14 17 @ #7 USF (IN) L 7-48 24 @ Taylor (IN) L 24-35 31 #9 Marian (IN) L 0-44 November 7 @ Missouri Baptist W 24-7 14 Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) L 31-34

SAINTS The Series – USF leads 2-1 @ Siena Heights (USF leads 1-0) 2013 USF 28-17 @ USF (tied 1-1) 2012 USF 31-7 2014 SHU 27-21

CARDINALS The Series – USF leads 5-0 @ Concordia (USF 3-0) 2011 USF (IN) W 69-0 2014 USF (IN) W 30-14 2015 USF (IN) W 48-7 @ USF (2-0) 2012 USF (IN) 2013 USF (IN)

W 76-14 W 54-0

Game 8 • October 22, 2016, Noon • At Ft. Wayne, IN • Bishop D’Arcy Stadium/Kevin Donley Field

EAGLES

Robert Morris University School Information: Location: Chicago, Ill. Founded: 1965 Enrollment: 7,010 President: Michael P. Viollt Athletic Director: Megan Smith Eggert Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association-Mideast League Nickname/Colors: Eagles/Maroon & Gold Stadium/Capacity: Morris Field / 5,000 Surface: Field Turf Athletics Website: www.rmueagles.com History: First Season: 2012 All-Time Record: 29-13 Years in NAIA Playoffs: 0

Football Information: Head Coach: Jared Williamson (Mayville State ’06) Record at RMU: 25-15, 3 years Career Record: 25-15 Office Phone: (312) 935-4549 Team Information: 2015 Record: 6-4, 3-2 MSFA-MEL, 3rd-T Offensive Set:Multiple Defensive Set:4-3 Starters Returning/Lost: 13/9 Letter Winners Returning / Lost: 41/18 Players to Watch: Montre Lee, WR, Sr.; Chris Edwards, OL, Jr.; Dontaye Johnson, LB, Sr.; Jimmy McClinton, DB, Sr.; Ian Riggs, DL, Jr.; Deion Carter, DB, Sr.

Sports Information: Director: Tom Czop Office Phone: (312) 935-4047 FAX: (312) 935-4079 Email: tczop@robertmorris.edu Mailing Address: 401 South State Street Chicago, IL 60605

Robert Morris University 2016 Schedule September 3 North Central (IL) 10 Valley City State 17 @ Marian 24 @ USF (IL) October 1 Olivet Nazarene 8 Open 15 Trinity International 22 @ USF (IN) 29 Lindenwood-Belleville November 5 @ St. Xavier 12 St. Ambrose

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Robert Morris University 2015 Results 6-4, 3-2 MSFA MWL 3rd-T September 5 UW-Oshkosh W 23-21 12 @ #14 Valley City State W 28-14 19 #1 Marian W 30-21 26 USF (IL) L 14-24 October 3 @ Olivet Nazarene W 28-14 10 Open 17 @ Trinity International W 41-12 24 #7 USF (IN) L 29-38 31 @ Lindenwood-Belleville L 16-20 November 7 #11 St. Xavier W 28-14 14 @ #23 St. Ambrose L 7-27

Game 9 • October 29, 2016, Noon • At Fort Wayne, IN • Bishop D’Arcy Stadium/Kevin Donley Field

SPARTANS

Missouri Baptist University School Information: Location: St. Louis, Mo. Founded: 1964 Enrollment: 3,850 President : Dr. R. Alton Lacey Athletic Director: Dr. Thomas Smith Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Mid-States Football Association – Mideast League; American Midwest Conference Nickname/Colors: Spartans/Navy & White Stadium/Capacity: Christian Brothers College High School /NA Surface: Grass Athletics Website: www.mbuspartans.com History: First Season: 2014 All-Time Record: 1-10 Years in Postseason: 0

Football Information: Head Coach: Jason Burianek (Colorado ’03) Record at MBU: 0-10, 2nd season Career Record: 0-10 / 2nd season Office Phone: (314) 485-8456 Team Information: 2015 Record: 0-10 Offensive Set: NA Defensive Set: NA Starters Returning/Lost: 5/5 Letter Winners Returning / Lost: 41/61 Players to Watch: Kalen Petty, TE, Jr.; Antorio Barton, RB, Jr.; Maleek Ross, DE, Jr.; Connor Bomstad, S, Jr.; Tremont Davis, LB, So.

Missouri Baptist 2016 Schedule August 27 @ Bethel (TN) September 3 Open 10 Siena Heights (MI) 17 USF (IL) 24 Marian (IN) October 1 @ Taylor (IN) 8 @ Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) 15 @ Olivet Nazarene (IL) 22 St. Ambrose (IA) 29 @ USF (IN) November 5 @ Concordia (MI)

Sports Information: Director: Brad Cygan Office Phone: (618) 210-4518 FAX: NA Email: cyganb@mobap.edu Mailing Address: 1 College Park Drive St. Louis, MO 63141

Missouri Baptist 2015 Results 0-10, 0-6 MSFA MEL 6th August 29 Bethel (TN) 7-48 September 5 Open 12 @ Siena Heights (MI) L 35-42 19 @ USF (IL) L 7-45 26 @ #8 Marian (IN) L 0-76 October 3 Taylor (IN) L 13-41 10 Lindenwood-Belleville (IL )L 21-42 17 Olivet Nazarene (IL) L 45-52 24 @ St. Ambrose (IA) L 6-30 November 7 Concordia (MI) L 7-24 14 USF (IN) L 6-64

The Series – USF leads 2-0 @ USF 2014 USF W 42-10 @ MBU 2015

USF

W 64-6

Game 10 • November 5, 2016, Noon • At Grand Rapids, MI • Meyering Field at Farmers Insurance Athletic Complex

PANTHERS

Davenport University School Information: Location: Grand Rapids, Mich. Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 3,429 President: Dr. Richard Pappas Athletic Director: Paul Lowden Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (GLIAC) Nickname/Colors: Panthers / Red, Black & White Stadium/Capacity: Meyering Field at Farmers Insurance Athletic Complex / 2,300 Surface: Turf Athletics Website: www.dupanthers.com History: History First Season: 2016 All-Time Record: 0-0 Years in Postseason: 0

Football Information: Head Coach: Lou Esposito (Memphis ’01) Record at DU: 0-0, 1st season Career Record: 30-25 / 5 seasons Office Phone: (616) 871-6720 Team Information: 2015 Record: DNP Offensive Set: Multiple Defensive Set: 4-3 Starters Returning/Lost: 0/0 Letter Winners Returning / Lost: None / none Players to Watch: Michael Ivy, RB, So.; Hunter Krause, QB, So.; Brent Showers, LB, R-So.

Sports Information: Director: Ryan Thompson Office Phone: (616) 554-5045 FAX: NA Email: rthompson62@davenport.edu Mailing Address: 6191 Kraft Ave. Grand Rapids, MI 49512

Davenport 2016 Schedule: August 27 Lyon (AR) September 3 @ Kentucky Christian 10 @ Tiffin (OH) 17 Kentucky Wesleyan 24 Arizona Christian October 1 @ St. Xavier (IL) 8 @ College of Faith 15 @ USF (IL) 22 Quincy (IL) 29 St. Joseph’s November 5 USF (IN)

Davenport 2015 Results: Did not compete in 2015 The Series – First meeting in 2016

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2015 USF SCORING SUMMARIES GAME by GAME Game 1:@ #26T USF 59, Olivet Nazarene 16 Sat., Sept. 5, 2015, Kickoff: 7 p.m. At Fort Wayne, Ind., USF Score Olivet Nazarene (1-1) USF (1-0)

1 9 21

2 0 10

3 0 21

4 7 7

Final - 16 – 59

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 14:42 USF - Cam Smith 79 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 1-79 0:18, ONU 0 - USF 7 10:12 USF - C. Appenzeller 13 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 3-49 0:52, ONU 0 - USF 14 08:15 USF - Montay McDowell 47 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 1-47 0:10, ONU 0 - USF 21 06:53 ONU - Rashaan Gaymon 46 yd pass from Matthew Wray (Nick Paquet kick blockd), 4-68 1:15, ONU 6 - USF 21 00:00 ONU - Nick Paquet 34 yd field goal, 4-0 1:10, ONU 9 - USF 21 Second Quarter 08:36 USF - Sean Boswell 7 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 5-37 2:48, ONU 9 - USF 28 00:46 USF - Ryan Nix 42 yd field goal, 10-24 5:13, ONU 9 - USF 31 Third Quarter 12:25 USF - Aaron Harris 20 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 3-26 0:52, ONU 9 - USF 38 08:40 USF - C. Appenzeller 4 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 6-64 2:33, ONU 9 - USF 45 05:26 USF - Seth Coate 35 yd pass from Brad Jarzab (Ryan Nix kick), 5-60 2:13, ONU 9 - USF 52 Fourth Quarter 07:19 ONU - David Payne 24 yd pass from Derek Durkes (Nick Paquet kick), 16-83 5:24, ONU 16 - USF 52 06:57 USF - P.J. Dean 73 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 1-73 0:15, ONU 16 - USF 59

Team Statistics

ONU

USF

FIRST DOWNS.................................................15 ................................... 24 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...............................39-69 .............................44-309 PASSING YDS (NET).......................................195..................................270 Passes Att-Comp-Int................................46-21-2...........................24-15-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..............85-264.............................68-579 Fumble Returns-Yards.................................... 0-0.................................. 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards........................................ 2-0 ............................... 5-54 Kickoff Returns-Yards................................10-251................................ 4-60 Interception Returns-Yards............................. 0-0 .................................2-31 Punts (Number-Avg)...................................9-34.0 ..............................5-39.0 Fumbles-Lost..................................................1-0 ................................. 3-3 Penalties-Yards............................................. 7-74.............................13-105 Possession Time..........................................29:16...............................30:39 Third-Down Conversions............................4 of 21..............................6 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions...........................1 of 5.................................1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances..............................1-1...................................4-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards...............................5-33.................................1-10

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Olivet Nazarene-M Ho-Lewis 8-28; Zach Gross 4-22; Alvin Best 3-11; Adam Glanders 2-9; David Payne 11-9; Erik Anderson 4-6; Matt McDivitt 1-5; Sam Trader 1-2; Elvin Caldwell 2-0; Derek Durkes 1-minus 10; Matthew Wray 2-minus 13. Saint Francis, Ind.-Aaron Harris 9-101; P.J. Dean 6-100; Justin Green 8-87; Tirone Young 10-51; DJ Manning 2-5; TEAM 2-minus 4; Nick Ferrer 4-minus 13; Brad Jarzab 3-minus 18. PASSING: Olivet Nazarene-Matthew Wray 12-27-2-125; Derek Durkes 9-18-0-70; Zach Gross 0-1-0-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 12-19-0-216; Brad Jarzab 3-5-0-54. RECIEVING: Olivet Nazarene-Rashaan Gaymon 6-67; David Payne 6-37; Adam Glanders 5-38; Charles DeLoach 2-18; Matt McDivitt 1-31; M Ho-Lewis 1-4. Saint Francis, Ind.-Cam Smith 5-119; Seth Coate 2-38; C. Appenzeller 2-17; Montay McDowell 1-47; Aaron Harris 1-18; Justin Green 1-14; Sean Boswell 1-7; Charles Gaston 1-5; Nate Carson 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Olivet Nazarene-None. Saint Francis, Ind.-Spencer Cowherd 1-34; Cale Tabler 1-minus 3. FUMBLES: Olivet Nazarene-Derek Durkes 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-Aaron Harris 1-1; Cale Tabler 1-1; Nick Ferrer 1-1. STADIUM: Bishop John D’Arcy ATTENDANCE: 2,895 KICK-OFF TIME: 7:00 END OF GAME: 10:05 TOTAL ELAPSED TIME: 3:05 OFFICIALS: Referee: Randy Effner; Umpire: Brian Fedje; Linesman: Jeremy Huckstep; LINE JUDGE: Jeff Gilstrap; Back judge: Ron Cherry; Field judge: Jim Toth; SIDE JUDGE: Brandon Bushee; Scorer: Bob Spychalski; TEMPERATURE:: 80 WIND: Calm WEATHER: mostly sunny, very humid, had rain earlier in the day. Ryan Nix ties school record for longest field goal 42 yds (Rhys Barnhart 42 yds @ Bethel TN 11/24/07) and sets record for longest USF FG at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium . . . SACKS: (UA-A): Olivet Nazarene-40 1-0; Gino Prestia 1-0; Caleb Coe 1-0; Thomas Dexter 1-0; Jonah Moore 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-Lucas Sparks 1-0. TACKLES: (UA-A): Olivet Nazarene-Sebastian Swift 7-7; Caleb Coe 5-7; Lucas Limberg 4-4; Drew Philson 2-5; Daulton Depatis 3-2; Raja Burt 3-2; Jonah Moore 2-3; Thomas Dexter 1-3; Gino Prestia 2-1; Yusuf Haddad 1-2; A Manganiello 1-2; 40 1-1; Daniel Dunham 0-2; Lucas Hughes 1-0; Adam Glanders 1-0; Nick Paquet 1-0; Ron France 0-1; Austin Holton 0-1; Ryan Smith 0-1; Larry Calvin 0-1; Palmer Ponstein 0-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Piercen Harnish 4-7; S. Jackson 6-1; Andrew Hunt 1-6; Lucas Sparks 4-2; E. Hemmelgarn 2-4; Devin Green 1-4; Jeffrey Jones 4-0; Eric Dunten 3-1; Matt

Muncy 2-2; Jordan May 2-2; Marcus Stepp 2-2; Trevon Wilson 2-1; Dru Durnell 2-1; K. Thompson 1-2; Spencer Cowherd 0-3; Lee Stewart 1-1; Jalen McIntyre 1-1; Damon Robinson 1-1; C. Johnson 1-1; Cale Tabler 0-2; Ryan Nix 1-0; R. Martinez 1-0; Na’Shawn Lewis 1-0; C. Shackleford 1-0; Vito Tupea 0-1; Jerrell Holman 0-1; Charles Gaston 0-1; Emmanuel Evans 0-1; P.J. Dean 0-1.

Game 2: #26T USF 48, @ Taylor 42 Sat., Sept. 12, 2015 Kickoff: 7 p.m., At Upland, Ind., Turner Field Score USF (2-0) Taylor (1-1)

1 14 0

2 21 7

3 13 7

4 0 28

Final – 48 - 16

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 11:02 USF - Seth Coate 36 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 9-62 3:58, USF 7 - TAY 0 06:25 USF - Aaron Harris 58 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 5-88 2:43, USF 14 - TAY 0 Second Quarter 11:51 USF - Seth Coate 8 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 8-66 2:16, USF 21 - TAY 0 06:57 USF - C. Appenzeller 5 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 7-65 3:30, USF 28 - TAY 0 05:43 TAY - Shawn Lashbrook 32 yd pass from Everett Pollard (Austi Gunderson kick), 4-73 1:08, USF 28 - TAY 7 03:47 USF - Aaron Harris 2 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 4-75 1:52, USF 35 - TAY 7 Third Quarter 13:39 USF - Piercen Harnish 29 yd interception return (Ryan Nix kick failed), , USF 41 - TAY 7 09:06 USF - Seth Coate 31 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 7-54 3:25, USF 48 - TAY 7 07:40 TAY - Shawn Lashbrook 18 yd pass from Everett Pollard (Austi Gunderson kick), 5-63 1:18, USF 48 - TAY 14 Fourth Quarter 14:27 TAY - Shawn Lashbrook 21 yd pass from Everett Pollard (Austi Gunderson kick), 5-84 0:58, USF 48 - TAY 21 08:09 TAY - Shawn Lashbrook 25 yd pass from Everett Pollard (Austi Gunderson kick), 10-65 2:21, USF 48 - TAY 28 07:11 TAY - Shawn Lashbrook 39 yd pass from Everett Pollard (Austi Gunderson kick), 1-39 0:09, USF 48 - TAY 35 03:30 TAY - Michael Miller 4 yd pass from Everett Pollard (Austi Gunderson kick), 9-45 2:23, USF 48 - TAY 42

Team Statistics

USF

TAY

FIRST DOWNS..................................................24....................................25 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)................................36-78.............................. 22-66 PASSING YDS (NET).......................................464..................................371 Passes Att-Comp-Int................................40-29-1...........................52-32-2 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS...............75-542........................... 74-437 Fumble Returns-Yards.................................... 0-0...................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards........................................ 0-0.................................. 2-1 Kickoff Returns-Yards....................................4-65.............................. 7-142 Interception Returns-Yards............................2-55................................ 1-16 Punts (Number-Avg)...................................5-36.8..............................6-41.0 Fumbles-Lost..................................................1-1.................................. 0-0 Penalties-Yards...........................................10-96 .................................6-52 Possession Time........................................ 33:11................................26:49 Third-Down Conversions...........................6 of 13..............................3 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions...........................1 of 2 ...............................3 of 4 Red-Zone Scores-Chances.............................3-4 ................................. 2-2 Sacks By: Number-Yards..............................2-15 .................................3-34

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Justin Green 12-47; Aaron Harris 12-32; Seth Stuart 1-10; Zach Gegner 1-7; P.J. Dean 2-6; Nick Ferrer 2-1; C. Appenzeller 2-minus 3; Brad Jarzab 3-minus 22. Taylor-Everett Pollard 11-38; Justin Keys 4-16; Conner Faulkner 5-10; Rich Giordani 1-2; Andrew Sheard 1-0. PASSING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 24-31-0-434; Brad Jarzab 5-9-1-30. Taylor-Everett Pollard 32-52-2-371. RECEIVING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 7-189; Cam Smith 4-75; Aaron Harris 4-70; Montay McDowell 3-66; C. Appenzeller 3-26; Zach Gegner 3-17; Trevon Carr 3-10; Seth Stuart 2-11. TaylorShawn Lashbrook 9-187; Michael Miller 8-74; Za Hershberger 5-52; Hans Lundberg 3-31; Grant Hohlbein 3-8; Justin Keys 2-11; Timmric Barrett 1-8; Kyle Windebank 1-0. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Francis, Ind.-Piercen Harnish 1-29; Na’Shawn Lewis 1-26. Taylor-Jake Venable 1-16. FUMBLES: Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 1-1. Taylor-None. Stadium: Turner Stadium Attendance: 2517 Kickoff time: 7:00 PM End of Game: 10:08 PM Total elapsed time: 3:08 Officials: Referee: Gwin; Umpire: Nagle; Linesman: Carr; Line judge: Dizney; Back judge: Lytle; Field judge: OConnor; Side judge: Curry; Temperature: 60 Wind: calm Weather: partly cloudy SACKS (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-M. McDowell 1-0; Lucas Sparks 1-0. Taylor-Cameron Gray 0-1; Jay

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Johnson 1-0; Blake Wheeler 0-1; Cole Hession 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-Jalen McIntyre 3-5; Matt Muncy 3-3; Wilmer Cole 5-0; Lucas Sparks 2-3; Na’Shawn Lewis 3-1; Piercen Harnish 2-2; Cale Tabler 2-2; M. McDowell 3-0; Jeffrey Jones 2-1; K. Thompson 2-1; Devin Green 0-3; Marcus Stepp 2-0; Charles Gaston 2-0; Spencer Cowherd 2-0; Lee Stewart 1-1; Malachi Manion 1-1; Andrew Hunt 1-1; Jerrell Holman 1-0; C. Johnson 1-0; Dru Durnell 1-0; Trevon Wilson 1-0; Eric Dunten 1-0; Shaton Harris 1-0; Zach Minardo 1-0; S. Jackson 0-1; Seth Stuart 0-1. Taylor-Adam Sauder 9-3; Tyler Mills 7-3; Dovi Gamble 5-1; Jeremy Ramirez 4-2; Jay Johnson 5-0; Josh Lamica 4-1; Cameron Gray 3-2; Nathaniel Ryan 3-2; Blake Wheeler 2-3; Cole Hession 3-1; Jace LaMunyon 2-1; Alex Anderson 0-2; Hans Lundberg 1-0; Taylor Beam 0-1; Brad Nelson 0-1; Josh Keith 0-1; Stanley Gilberg 0-1; Jake Venable 0-1.

Game 3: @ #17 USF 45, Trinity International 3 Sat., Sept. 19, 2015 Kickoff: Noon, HOMECOMING At Fort Wayne, Ind., Bishop D’Arcy Stadium Score 1 Trinity International (2-1) 0 USF (3-0). 7

2 0 10

3 0 21

4 3 7

Final - 3 – 45

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 1st 12:27 USF - Aaron Harris 17 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 6-75 2:33, TIU 0 - USF 7 Second Quarter 14:55 USF - Ryan Nix 24 yd field goal, 8-22 3:20, TIU 0 - USF 10 08:54 USF - Cam Smith 15 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 8-77 3:36, TIU 0 - USF 17 Third Quarter 09:53 USF - Seth Coate 83 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 3-86 0:53, TIU 0 - USF 24 06:35 USF - Sean Boswell 13 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 9-60 2:15, TIU 0 - USF 31 01:50 USF - Charles Gaston 5 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 6-38 2:31, TIU 0 - USF 38 Fourth Quarter 10:39 TIU - Carter, J. 29 yd field goal, 14-76 6:04, TIU 3 - USF 38 03:14 USF - Charles Gaston 6 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 8-42 3:02, TIU 3 - USF 45

Team Statistics

TIU

USF

FIRST DOWNS.................................................14.....................................29 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)..............................40-121.............................43-295 PASSING YDS (NET).......................................123..................................323 Passes Att-Comp-Int...............................24-14-2............................34-21-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..............64-244.............................77-618 Fumble Returns-Yards.................................... 0-0...................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards........................................ 0-0.................................. 2-4 Kickoff Returns-Yards..................................7-157.................................. 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards............................. 0-0.................................2-26 Punts (Number-Avg).................................. 7-33.4..............................1-28.0 Fumbles-Lost................................................. 0-0.................................. 2-0 Penalties-Yards............................................ 6-45 ................................ 2-15 Possession Time.........................................28:27................................31:33 Third-Down Conversions...........................6 of 15..............................6 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions...........................0 of 0................................3 of 5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances.............................1-1.................................. 6-8 Sacks By: Number-Yards................................0-0 .................................2-13

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Trinity Inter.-Branch, Isaac 14-48; Elliott, Chris 8-38; Sifuentes, Mat 7-24; Chesser, Zach 2-7; Burmeister, JJ 8-3; Mattero, Danny 1-1. Saint Francis, Ind.Aaron Harris 15-150; Justin Green 14-59; Tirone Young 8-53; P.J. Dean 4-21; Charles Gaston 1-6; Nick Ferrer 1-6. PASSING: Trinity Inter.-Burmeister, JJ 9-13-1-94; Chesser, Zach 5-11-1-29. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 20-30-0-313; Brad Jarzab 1-4-0-10. RECEIVING: Trinity Inter.-Turk, Dillon 4-37; Williams, R. 3-29; Windle, Cory 2-28; Branch, Isaac 2-12; Johns-Moore, A. 2-10; Hargis, Brad 1-7. Saint Francis, Ind.-Cam Smith 4-54; Zach Gegner 3-23; Charles Gaston 3-19; Seth Coate 2-97; C. Appenzeller 2-47; Seth Stuart 1-18; P.J. Dean 1-17; Montay McDowell 1-15; Sean Boswell 1-13; A. Gomez-Espino 1-8; Aaron Harris 1-7; Nate Carson 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Trinity Inter.-None. Saint Francis, Ind.-Cale Tabler 1-19; Matt Muncy 1-7. FUMBLES: Trinity Inter.-None. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 1-0; Cale Tabler 1-0. Stadium: Bishop D’Arcy Attendance: 3,275 Kickoff time: 12:01 End of Game: 2:36 Total elapsed time: 2: 36 Officials: Referee: Les Anderson; Umpire: Jeff Carmichael; Linesman: David Green; Line judge: S. Richardson; Back judge: Tim Streit; Field judge: David Elmore; Side judge: Matthew Craig; Scorer: Bob Spychalski. Temperature: 68 Wind: WNW 14 Weather: Getting sunny after heavy rain overnight and through 10 a.m. SACKS (UA-A): Trinity Inter.-None. Saint Francis, Ind.-C. Johnson 1-1; K. Thompson 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): Trinity Inter.-Schussler, R. 6-15; Portillo, M. 6-10; Carter, Jarell 4-4; Orrin, Leland 3-5; Harris, Daniel 4-3; Morah, Achike 1-4; Stone, Darwin 1-4; Hackley, Justin 4-0; Walker, Dezmon 1-2; Collins II, G. 0-2; Christian, A. 0-2; Pierson, Bayley 1-0; Windle, Cory 1-0; Chesser, Zach 1-0; Faraci, Matthew 1-0; Sawyer, Mike 0-1; Ma’U, Sione 0-1; Acosta, Kelvin 0-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Matt Muncy 4-6; Jerrell Holman 8-1; Piercen Harnish 5-2; Lucas Sparks 3-4; Spencer Cowherd 3-3; Cale Tabler 5-0; Wilmer Cole 4-1; C. Johnson 3-1; Andrew Hunt 2-2; Jeffrey Jones 2-2; Jalen McIntyre 2-1; Kaleb Summers 0-3; Na’Shawn Lewis 2-0; Dru Durnell 1-1; Eric Dunten 1-1; Justin Green 1-1; Jordan May 0-2; K. Thompson 0-2; E. Hemmelgarn 1-0; Malachi Manion 0-1; Devin Green 0-1; Lee Stewart 0-1; Charles Gaston 0-1; Marcus Stepp 0-1.

Game 4 #14 USF 74, Lindenwood-Belleville 13 Sat., Sept. 26, 2015 Kickoff: 1 p.m., At Belleville, Il., Lindenwood Stadium Score 1 USF (4-0) 14 Lindenwood-Belleville.(1-3) 0

Scoring Summary

2 24 7

3 22 6

4 14 0

Final – 74 – 13

First Quarter 12:39 USF - Aaron Harris 1 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 5-81 2:21, USF 7 - LWB 0 02:04 USF - Justin Green 1 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 8-92 4:10, USF 14 - LWB 0 Second Quarter 13:51 USF - Ryan Nix 40 yd field goal, 10-43 1:37, USF 17 - LWB 0 08:20 USF - Seth Coate 20 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 8-72 3:27, USF 24 - LWB 0 07:25 USF - Justin Green 6 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 2-27 0:31, USF 31 - LWB 0 00:45 LWB - Tarean Austin 17 yd run (John Kelly kick), 6-80 1:10, USF 31 - LWB 7

00:12 USF - Cam Smith 58 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 3-83 0:27, USF 38 - LWB 7 Third Quarter 09:00 USF - Justin Green 19 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick blockd), 8-59 4:01, USF 44 - LWB 7 08:47 USF - Wilmer Cole 34 yd interception return (Ryan Nix kick), , USF 51 - LWB 7 04:19 USF - Seth Coate 21 yd pass from Brad Jarzab (Ryan Nix kick), 4-78 1:37, USF 58 - LWB 7 00:11 LWB - Walter Jackson 6 yd pass from Tarean Austin (John Kelly kick blockd), 9-73 4:02, USF 58 - LWB 13 00:11 USF - Lee Stewart PAT return, , USF 60 - LWB 13 Fourth Quarter 09:07 USF - Tirone Young 6 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 10-70 5:57, USF 67 - LWB 13 01:30 USF - Tirone Young 73 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 1-73 0:17, USF 74 - LWB 13

Team Statistics

USF

LWB

FIRST DOWNS.................................................35....................................14 RUSHES-YARDS (NET).............................33-284...............................32-89 PASSING YDS (NET)......................................445...................................195 Passes Att-Comp-Int...............................39-26-0............................33-20-2 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.............72-729..............................65-284 Fumble Returns-Yards....................................0-0................................... 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards......................................3-34....................................0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards.................................. 3-65............................... 8-166 Interception Returns-Yards.......................... 2-56................................... 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg)................................. 2-33.5...............................7-34.3 Fumbles-Lost................................................ 1-0....................................1-1 Penalties-Yards.........................................10-121................................ 6-72 Possession Time....................................... 30:36.................................29:24 Third-Down Conversions........................... 2 of 7.............................. 6 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions..........................2 of 2.................................1 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances............................6-6....................................2-3 Sacks By: Number-Yards...............................0-0 ....................................1-2

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Tirone Young 5-125; Justin Green 6-75; Aaron Harris 13-64; P.J. Dean 5-22; Brad Jarzab 1-2; Nick Ferrer 1-minus 2. Lindenwood-Bellville-Jahleel Griffin 8-33; Kam Harris 11-29; Tarean Austin 8-26; DeMarcus Terry 1-1; Jacob Smith 4-0. PASSING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 21-33-0-388; Brad Jarzab 5-6-0-57. Lindenwood-BellvilleTarean Austin 15-28-2-166; Jacob Smith 5-5-0-29. RECEIVING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 5-101; Justin Green 4-71; Cam Smith 3-120; C. Appenzeller 3-55; Seth Stuart 2-36; Zach Gegner 2-17; Montay McDowell 1-16; Nate Carson 1-8; Aaron Harris 1-8; A. Gomez-Espino 1-6; Charles Gaston 1-3; Tirone Young 1-2; P.J. Dean 1-2. LindenwoodBellville-Walter Jackson 6-31; Kevin Chism 4-12; Kam Harris 3-26; Zachary Klocke 2-12; JT Washington 1-51; Michael Carter 1-34; TJ Dunks 1-21; DeMarcus Terry 1-11; Jahleel Griffin 1-minus 3. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Francis, Ind.-Wilmer Cole 1-34; Spencer Cowherd 1-22. LindenwoodBellville-None. FUMBLES: Saint Francis, Ind.-Zach Gegner 1-0. Lindenwood-Bellville-JT Washington 1-1. Stadium: Lindenwood Stadium Attendance: 550 Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 3:54 pm Total elapsed time: 2:54. Officials: NA Temperature: 75 Wind: 5 sw Weather: Overcast SACKS (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-Kaleb Summers 0-1; C. Johnson 0-1. Lindenwood-Bellville-Eric Sadowski 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-Piercen Harnish 4-3; E. Hemmelgarn 3-4; C. Johnson 2-4; Spencer Cowherd 5-0; Lucas Sparks 2-3; Eric Dunten 2-3; Andrew Hunt 2-3; Matt Muncy 1-3; Jerrell Holman 3-0; Trevon Wilson 1-2; Jordan May 0-3; Kaleb Summers 0-3; Vito Tupea 2-0; Jeffrey Jones 1-1; Lee Stewart 1-1; Jalen McIntyre 0-2; P.J. Dean 0-2; C.Shackleford 1-0; Malachi Manion 1-0; Tirone Young 1-0; Na’Shawn Lewis 1-0; Shaton Harris 1-0; Damon Robinson 1-0; Dru Durnell 1-0; R. Martinez 1-0; Wilmer Cole 1-0; M. McDowell 0-1; Charles Gaston 0-1; K. Thompson 0-1. Lindenwood-Bellville-Eric Sadowski 6-4; Adrian Williams 4-5; Antoine Crowell 4-3; Trey Parker 5-1; Adrian Ming 2-4; Quincy Foster 4-1; KaRa Stewart 3-2; T. Stevenson 3-1; Jevar Glover 2-1; Devon Howard 2-1; James Bost 1-1; Marico Cowens 1-1; Marlow Chiles 1-1; Kam Harris 1-0; G. Barlow 1-0; Team 1-0; John Kelly 1-0; D. Richardson 0-1; Romeion Moore 0-1.

Game 5: #11 USF 45, @ #6 Marian 42 Sat., Oct. 3, 2015, Kickoff: 1 p.m. , At Indianapolis, Ind., St. Vincent Health Field Score USF (5-0) Marian (1-3)

1 7 21

2 18 7 1

3 0 4

4 20 0

Final – 45 – 42

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 12:23 MAR - Jakhari Gore 4 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 2-7 0:33, USF 0 - MAR 7 07:35 MAR - Robert Gibson 2 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 7-65 2:21, USF 0 - MAR 14 02:18 MAR - Jakhari Gore 1 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 8-59 3:48, USF 0 - MAR 21 00:35 USF - Seth Coate 61 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 4-71 1:36, USF 7 - MAR 21 Second Quarter 2nd12:00 MAR - Krishawn Hogan 14 yd pass from Hayden Northern (Matt Plesac kick), 8-64 3:31, USF 7 - MAR 28 07:06 USF - Cale Tabler 40 yd interception return (Ryan Nix kick blockd), , USF 13 - MAR 28 03:42 USF - Spencer Cowherd 27 yd interception return (Nick Ferrer pass intcpt), , USF 19 - MAR 28 00:07 USF - C. Appenzeller 7 yd pass from P.J. Dean (Ryan Nix kick failed), 9-68 1:29, USF 25 - MAR 28 Third Quarter 09:12 MAR - Trey White 47 yd pass from Hayden Northern (Matt Plesac kick), 5-69 2:27, USF 25 - MAR 35 00:28 MAR - Robert Gibson 34 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 6-58 2:55, USF 25 - MAR 42 Fourth Quarter 12:52 USF - P.J. Dean 45 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 7-77 2:30, USF 32 - MAR 42 07:06 USF - Sean Boswell 23 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick failed), 6-45 2:33, USF 38 - MAR 42 01:01 USF - Sean Boswell 28 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 4-50 1:18, USF 45 - MAR 42

Team Statistics

USF

MAR

FIRST DOWNS................................................24.....................................23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)..............................27-38..............................43-119 PASSING YDS (NET)......................................355...................................347 Passes Att-Comp-Int...............................47-25-2............................39-22-3 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.............74-393..............................82-466 Fumble Returns-Yards....................................0-0................................... 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.........................................1-2...................................1-8 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................6-97..................................3-47 Interception Returns-Yards........................... 3-84...................................2-8 Punts (Number-Avg)...................................7-38.0..............................6-32.3 Fumbles-Lost..................................................2-2.................................. 2-2

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Penalties-Yards.............................................5-50.................................9-99 Possession Time.........................................25:48................................34:12 Third-Down Conversions...........................6 of 15..............................9 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions...........................0 of 1................................0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances.............................1-1...................................4-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards..............................3-20.................................5-36 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.............74-393..............................82-466

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Saint Francis, Ind.-P.J. Dean 4-44; Justin Green 11-28; Aaron Harris 5-5; Tirone Young 1-0; Nick Ferrer 6-minus 39. Marian-Robert Gibson 25-93; Jakhari Gore 14-45; TEAM 1-minus 1; Hayden Northern 3-minus 18. PASSING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 24-46-2-348; P.J. Dean 1-1-0-7. Marian-Hayden Northern 22-39-3-347. RECEIVING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 5-129; Cam Smith 5-59; Seth Stuart 5-36; Sean Boswell 4-82; C. Appenzeller 3-25; Zach Gegner 3-24. Marian-Trey White 8-135; Krishawn Hogan 7-131; J. Walker Jr. 4-59; Kameron Utter 2-11; Max Doughty 1-9; Hayden Northern 0-2. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Francis, Ind.-Cale Tabler 1-40; Spencer Cowherd 1-27; Lee Stewart 1-17. Marian-Donnie Dulaney 1-8; T. Symonette 1-0. FUMBLES: Saint Francis, Ind.-Aaron Harris 1-1; Nick Ferrer 1-1. Marian-Robert Gibson 1-1; Hayden Northern 1-1. Stadium: St.Vincent Field Attendance: 2712 Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 4:12 pm Total elapsed time: 3:12 Officials: Referee: David Siegle; Umpire: Derek Eager; Linesman: Tim Tilma; Line judge: David Torres; Back judge: Chris Maday; Field judge: Tom Rau; Side judge: Dennis Busse; Temperature: 49 Wind: NE 20mph Weather: cloudy, showers SACKS (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-Lucas Sparks 1-0; Jalen McIntyre 1-0; K. Thompson 0-1; Jeffrey Jones 0-1. Marian-Shaquille Ash 3-0; D. Dittemore 1-0; Ryan Hartnett 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-Spencer Cowherd 8-4; Wilmer Cole 7-2; Cale Tabler 4-4; Lucas Sparks 3-5; Piercen Harnish 5-2; Shaton Harris 4-1; Jalen McIntyre 4-0; Matt Muncy 2-2; Jeffrey Jones 2-2; E. Hemmelgarn 1-2; K. Thompson 0-3; Charles Gaston 1-1; C. Johnson 0-2; Keegan Bruner 1-0; Lee Stewart 0-1; Emmanuel Evans 0-1; Vito Tupea 0-1; Jerrell Holman 0-1; Andrew Hunt 0-1; P.J. Dean 0-1. Marian-Shaquille Ash 4-7; Ryan Hartnett 2-6; Jeremy Shupperd 5-2; Daniel Rojas 2-4; T. Symonette 5-0; Jacob Pickett 2-2; Garrett Isch 2-2; Narvin Powell 1-3; Eric Price 1-3; D. Dittemore 2-0; Donnie Dulaney 1-1; Kameron Utter 1-1; Brenden Smith 0-2; Bryan Goodin 0-2; Daniel Sizemore 1-0; Patrick Shaw 0-1; Owen Gilbert 0-1; Jamar Wilhite 0-1. POST-GAME NOTES: USF’s win 2nd in last 3 games against teams ranked higher than USF . . .8th consecutive game USF has multiple interceptions, adds to record set last week vs. LUB . . .USF snaps 3-game losing streak at MU, takes 6-4 lead in series against MU . . . 283rd win for USF Head Coach Kevin Donley . . . USF’s first 5-0 start since 2010 . . . Ferrer 5th consecutive win as starter, now 6-2 as USF starter at QB.

Game 6: @ #9 USF 49, Siena Heights 25 Sat., Oct. 10, 2015, Kickoff: Noon, At Ft. Wayne, Ind., Bishop D’Arcy Stadium Score Siena Heights (2-3) USF (6-0)

1 3 14

2 9 14

3 6 7

4 7 14

Final – 25 – 45

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 10:21 USF - Aaron Harris 1 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 11-75 4:39, SHU 0 - USF 7 07:15 SHU - Brady Tanguay 33 yd field goal, 11-60 3:01, SHU 3 - USF 7 02:59 USF - Cam Smith 58 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 3-75 1:07, SHU 3 - USF 14 Second Quarter 13:42 SHU - Brady Tanguay 23 yd field goal, 8-80 2:12, SHU 6 - USF 14 08:34 SHU - Curtis Smith 26 yd pass from T. Zajkowski (Nick Gilliam pass failed), 5-42 2:16, SHU 12 - USF 14 05:10 USF - Tirone Young 9 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 8-56 3:18, SHU 12 - USF 21 00:44 USF - Seth Coate 25 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 7-55 2:17, SHU 12 - USF 28 Third Quarter 06:51 SHU - D’aries Davis 1 yd run (T. Zajkowski pass failed), 12-80 4:56, SHU 18 - USF 28 02:52 USF - Tirone Young 1 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 9-66 3:53, SHU 18 - USF 35 Fourth Quarter 04:32 USF - Tirone Young 2 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 12-52 7:40, SHU 18 - USF 42 02:24 SHU - Ronnie Giles 25 yd pass from T. Zajkowski (Brady Tanguay kick), 6-74 2:03, SHU 25 - USF 42 00:11 USF - P.J. Dean 7 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 4-44 2:13, SHU 25 - USF 49

Team Statistics

SHU

USF

FIRST DOWNS.................................................19....................................21 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)..............................28-64..............................47-227 PASSING YDS (NET)......................................323.................................. 225 Passes Att-Comp-Int...............................43-28-0.............................26-11-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..............71-387.............................73-452 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................1-16 ..................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards..........................................1-4................................5-68 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................6-164................................4-46 Interception Returns-Yards...............................1-0................................. 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg)....................................7-30.0.............................3-38.0 Fumbles-Lost...................................................1-0..................................2-2 Penalties-Yards...........................................11-149................................8-48 Possession Time...........................................28:50............................. 31:10 Third-Down Conversions.............................5 of 16 ...........................9 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions............................ 1 of 2 .............................2 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances..............................3-3.................................. 5-7 Sacks By: Number-Yards............................... 2-10 ...............................5-30

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Siena Heights-D’aries Davis 9-73; Reggie Blackmon 2-16; Dont’e Fox 4-13; TEAM 1-minus 1; T. Zajkowski 12-minus 37. Saint Francis, Ind.-Tirone Young 25-128; P.J. Dean 8-62; Aaron Harris 10-37; C. Appenzeller 1-6; Sean Boswell 1-4; Nick Ferrer 2-minus 10. PASSING: Siena Heights-Travis Zajkowski 28-43-0-323. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 11-25-0-225; Sean Boswell 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING: Siena Heights-Curtis Smith 10-89; Aaron Doriot 6-66; Reggie Blackmon 4-28; D’aries Davis 2-56; Damon Wright 2-5; Nevarrio Davis 1-40; Ronnie Giles 1-25; Dont’e Fox 1-8; Tanner Brewer 1-6. Saint Francis, Ind.-Cam Smith 4-130; Seth Coate 2-42; Sean Boswell 2-21; C. Appenzeller 1-20; Zach Gegner 1-9; Aaron Harris 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: Siena Heights-DeShawn Gilbert 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-None. FUMBLES: Siena Heights-T. Zajkowski 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-Aaron Harris 1-1; Jerrell Holman 1-1. Stadium: Bishop D’Arcy Attendance: 3175

Kickoff time: 12:00 End of Game: 3:00 Total elapsed time: 3 hrs Officials: Referee: Tom Berns; Umpire: Rick Brown; Linesman: Matt Buche; Line judge: Steve Martin; Back judge: Bryan Woosley; Field judge: John Vogt; Side judge: Chris Beckstedt; Scorer: Bob Spychalski; Temperature: 57 Wind: calm Weather: sunny clear perfect NOTES: #9 USF 1st 6-0 start since 2010...9th 6-0 start progrm hist. Smith now up to #4T career TD list with #17...Smith 9 career 100+yd recvg gmz...170th win for K Donley at USF, 284th career win...2nd 100+ rush gm for Tirone Young, 4th in 6G 100+ rushing for USF SACKS (UA-A): Siena Heights-Michael Vella 1-1; Malik Edwards 0-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-K. Thompson 2-2; Lucas Sparks 0-2; Piercen Harnish 1-1; C. Johnson 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): Siena Heights-Da’vonte Price 2-9; Angelo Whittis 2-8; Cha’Quan Love 3-6; Nate Yeloushan 1-7; Nic Acton 1-5; Darius Price 5-0; DeVonte Collins 2-3; Bobby Upshaw 1-4; Michael Vella 1-3; Tyaire Bragg 0-4; Cordell Crosby 2-1; Seth McIntosh 0-3; Jordan Riley 2-0; Sam Cavanaugh 1-1; Tanner Brewer 0-2; R. Williams 0-2; E.J. Shaah 0-2; A. Tarvin 1-0; Malik Edwards 0-1;Anthony Saurine 0-1; Nyshaun Marks 0-1; Nick Porreca 0-1; DeShawn Gilbert 0-1; Payton White 0-1; DeVonte Malcolm 0-1; Jordan Avgousti 0-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Piercen Harnish 5-5; K. Thompson 4-5; Wilmer Cole 4-4; Lucas Sparks 4-4; Jalen McIntyre 2-6; Andrew Hunt 2-3; Cale Tabler 2-3; Eric Dunten 3-1; Marcus Stepp 2-2; Spencer Cowherd 2-2; Matt Muncy 0-4; Na’Shawn Lewis 2-1; Dru Durnell 1-2; Charles Gaston 1-1; C.Shackleford 1-1; Jeffrey Jones 1-1; C. Johnson 0-2; Lee Stewart 1-0; D. Richardson 1-0; E. Hemmelgarn 1-0; Shaton Harris 1-0; M. McDowell 0-1; Jordan May 0-1.

Game 7: @ #7 USF 48, #28 Concordia 7 Sat., Oct. 17, 2015, Kickoff: Noon, At Ft. Wayne, Ind., Bishop D’Arcy Stadium Score Concordia (4-3, 1-1) USF (7-0, 5-0)

1 7 10

2 0 14

3 0 17

4 0 7

Final – 7 – 48

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 08:32 USF - Ryan Nix 35 yd field goal, 5-35 1:49, CNC 0 - USF 3 06:18 CNC - Seth Suida 59 yd run (Brayden Bennett kick), 4-20 2:08, CNC 7 - USF 3 02:20 USF - Seth Coate 26 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 10-64 3:50, CNC 7 - USF 10 Second Quarter 10:48 USF - P.J. Dean 5 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 9-49 3:01, CNC 7 - USF 17 00:35 USF - Cam Smith 12 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 11-68 2:24, CNC 7 - USF 24 Third Quarter 09:40 USF - Cam Smith 57 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 2-97 0:33, CNC 7 - USF 31 07:09 USF - Ryan Nix 30 yd field goal, 4-2 0:45, CNC 7 - USF 34 03:26 USF - Sean Boswell 4 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 6-34 2:33, CNC 7 - USF 41 Fourth Quarter 09:41 USF - Justin Green 3 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 7-50 3:12, CNC 7 - USF 48

Team Statistics

CNC

USF

FIRST DOWNS...................................................12...................................23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)..............................40-145.............................36-174 PASSING YDS (NET)........................................170.................................326 Passes Att-Comp-Int.................................22-12-0..........................36-20-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS...............62-315............................72-500 Fumble Returns-Yards......................................0-0..................................1-6 Punt Returns-Yards..........................................2-7................................5-40 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................9-133................................1-36 Interception Returns-Yards...............................0-0..................................0-0 Punts (Number-Avg)....................................8-34.2..............................6-35.7 Fumbles-Lost.................................................. 3-2..................................1-0 Penalties-Yards..............................................6-47.................................9-87 Possession Time..........................................31:22.............................. 28:38 Third-Down Conversions............................4 of 15 ............................4 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions............................0 of 3...............................2 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances............................. 0-1..................................7-7 Sacks By: Number-Yards..................................1-4................................4-31

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Concordia-Seth Suida 7-58; Girard Lewis 8-26; Thomas West 6-21; Ashton Gray 4-17; Roderick Dailey 5-11; Corey Turner 1-11; Jacob Salas 1-7; Tyler Fehler 5-6; Lucas Koehler 1-minus 4; Mike Chickeral 2-minus 8. Saint Francis, Ind.-Justin Green 10-61; P.J. Dean 8-54; Tirone Young 7-41; Aaron Harris 9-22; Brad Jarzab 1-0; Nick Ferrer 1-minus 4. PASSING: Concordia-Seth Suida 7-12-0-118; Tyler Fehler 1-6-0-6; Mike Chickeral 4-4-0-46. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 18-31-0-296; Brad Jarzab 1-4-0-5; Josh Spitnale 1-1-0-25. RECEIVING: Concordia-K. Brown-Bayko 6-115; Corey Turner 3-21; Girard Lewis 2-19; Doug Dufrin 1-15. Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 7-148; Cam Smith 3-82; Sean Boswell 3-16; Tirone Young 2-23; Seth Stuart 2-18; Marcus Stepp 1-25; A. Gomez-Espino 1-9; P.J. Dean 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Concordia-None. Saint Francis, Ind.-None. FUMBLES: Concordia-Roderick Dailey 1-1; Ashton Gray 1-1; Jacob Salas 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.Sean Boswell 1-0. Stadium: Bishop D’Arcy Attendance: 2883 Kickoff time: 12:00 End of Game: 2:45 Total elapsed time: 2:45 Officials: Referee: Randy Effner; Umpire: Jason Pluncket; Linesman: Jeremey Huckste; Line judge: Jeff Gilstrap; Back judge: Brandon Bushee; Field judge: Jim Toth; Side judge: Ron Cherry; Scorer: Bob Spychalski; Temperature: 44 Wind: NW 14mph Weather: Mstly cldy chilly USF wins share of MSFA MEL title, USF’s 12th in 18 seasons.. . 7th consec. gm 40 or more pts...Coate 101 yds rcvg 1Q, 4th 4th career 100+ yd gm...Smith up to #3 on USF career TD rcpt list w 19...Ferrer 7th cnsec. 200+yds passg gm 8-2as starter SACKS (UA-A): Concordia-Hunter Cox 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-Lucas Sparks 1-1; Andrew Hunt 0-1; K. Thompson 0-1; C.Shackleford 0-1; R. Martinez 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Concordia-Andrew O’Hara 4-9; Nick Holshoe 5-3; Matthew Sears 0-8; Kaleb Pohlman 1-4; Jay Koski 1-4; Taylor Lemanski 2-2; Cooper Gammon 3-0; Hunter Cox 1-2; Demarcus Bunn 1-2; Garrett Beldt 0-3; Nigel Madison 0-3; Zachary Johnson 1-1; Tom Knott 1-1; Keyvon Thompson 1-1; Seth Suida 0-2; Lucas Koehler 0-2; Tyler Fehler 1-0; Jay Alvarez 1-0; Will Izera 1-0; Mike Blosser 0-1; Keith McGhee 0-1; Keith Rubin 0-1; Mike Chickeral 0-1; Brian Costello 0-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Piercen Harnish 2-8; Matt Muncy 3-3; Andrew Hunt 0-6; Lucas Sparks 3-2; Lee Stewart 3-1; Cale Tabler 2-2; Jeffrey Jones 1-3; Eric Dunten 1-3; K. Thompson 0-4; Jalen McIntyre 2-1; Marcus Stepp 2-1; Emmanuel Evans 2-1; Wilmer Cole 2-1; Vito Tupea 1-2; P.J. Dean 1-2; Charles Gaston 0-3; R. Martinez 2-0; Malachi Manion 1-1; D. Kaplanis 1-1; Na’Shawn Lewis 0-2; C.Shackleford 0-2; Jordan May 1-0; Spencer Cowherd 1-0; C. Johnson 1-0; Dru Durnell 1-0; Kaleb Summers 0-1; Trevon Wilson 0-1; Devin Green 0-1.

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

Game 8: #7 USF 38, @ #9 Robert Morris 29 Sat., Oct. 24, 2015, Kickoff: 1 p.m. (CST), At Arlington Heights, Ill. Morris Field Score USF (8-0) Robert Morris (5-2)

1 7 0

2 0 14

3 17 8

4 14 7

Final – 38 – 29

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 05:05 USF - Seth Coate 41 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 4-56 1:17, USF 7 - RMU 0 Second Quarter 02:45 RMU - Tyler Warden 5 yd pass from Byron Dawkins (Brian Franklin kick), 9-69 3:04, USF 7 - RMU 7 00:48 RMU - Byron Dawkins 1 yd run (Brian Franklin kick), 3-10 1:12, USF 7 - RMU 14 Third Quarter 12:46 USF - Ryan Nix 21 yd field goal, 6-68 2:14, USF 10 - RMU 14 08:19 USF - Spencer Cowherd 64 yd interception return (Ryan Nix kick), , USF 17 - RMU 14 07:05 USF - Justin Green 42 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 1-42 0:08, USF 24 - RMU 14 04:12 RMU - TEAM safety, , USF 24 - RMU 16 00:00 RMU - Raheem Gardner 2 yd run (Raheem Gardner rush failed), 12-55 4:12, USF 24 - RMU 22 Fourth Quarter 12:59 USF - Cam Smith 39 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 5-73 2:01, USF 31 - RMU 22 10:44 RMU - Montre Lee 35 yd pass from Byron Dawkins (Brian Franklin kick), 5-90 2:15, USF 31 - RMU 29 02:01 USF - Na’Shawn Lewis 8 yd interception return (Ryan Nix kick), USF 38 - RMU 29

Team Statistics

USF

RMU

FIRST DOWNS................................................13.......................................20 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)..............................37-97................................40-140 PASSING YDS (NET).....................................237......................................262 Passes Att-Comp-Int..............................24-11-1...............................45-21-3 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.............61-334................................85-402 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0.......................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.......................................3-8 ......................................1-8 Kickoff Returns-Yards..................................5-80 ....................................5-58 Interception Returns-Yards...........................3-74....................................1-30 Punts (Number-Avg)..................................7-38.3.................................7-41.4 Fumbles-Lost................................................ 1-0..................................... 0-0 Penalties-Yards........................................... 6-77..................................11-80 Possession Time........................................25:13..................................34:47 Third-Down Conversions..........................2 of 13................................6 of 20 Fourth-Down Conversions......................... 0 of 2..................................2 of 5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances............................1-1.................................... 3-3 Sacks By: Number-Yards.............................2-14................................... 6-40

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Justin Green 19-140; P.J. Dean 3-24; Tirone Young 4-16; Aaron Harris 1-1; Charles Gaston 1-minus 2; Nick Ferrer 6-minus 40; TEAM 3-minus 42. Robert Morris-Raheem Gardner 32-117; Montre Lee 1-15; Korey Rogers 2-10; Larenzo Lashley 1-10; B. Thomas 1-1; Byron Dawkins 3-minus 13. PASSING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 11-24-1-237. Robert Morris-Byron Dawkins 21-45-3-262. RECEIVING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 5-142; Cam Smith 3-54; Justin Green 1-20; Montay McDowell 1-16; Sean Boswell 1-5. Robert Morris-Tyler Warden 6-50; Montre Lee 4-104; Korey Rogers 4-19; Anthony Burgos 2-41; Raheem Gardner 2-24; Michael Mallett 2-17; Dakota Greer 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Francis, Ind.-Spencer Cowherd 1-64; Na’Shawn Lewis 1-8; Piercen Harnish 1-2. Robert Morris-Deion Carter 1-30. FUMBLES: Saint Francis, Ind.-TEAM 1-0. Robert Morris-None. Stadium: Morris Field Attendance: 534 Kickoff time: 1:02 PM End of Game: 4:11 PM Total elapsed time: 3:09 Officials: Referee: Tony Lasik; Umpire: Greg Miller; Linesman: Clark Wilson; Line judge: Terry Baumer; Back judge: Roger Youngblut; Field judge: Jeff Tanko; Side judge: Noah Blevins; Temperature: 63 F Wind: 19mph SW Weather: Partly to mostly cloudy, some light rain in 2nd half NOTES: SFIN leads the all-time series 2-1 and has won 2 consecutive in series . . . USF won at RMU 38-20 at Morris Field. . . wind was steady and mostly a cross wind . . . 2nd game this season USF had 2 INTs for TDs and gives USF a single-season record with 6 INTs for TDs. SACKS (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-C. Johnson 1-0; Lucas Sparks 1-0. Robert Morris-Ben Black 1-3; Zack Mathews 0-3; Tyler Wright 0-1; Ian Riggs 1-0; Keven Steele 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-Piercen Harnish 6-7; Lucas Sparks 4-4; Jalen McIntyre 3-3; Matt Muncy 3-3; Wilmer Cole 5-0; K. Thompson 3-1; Cale Tabler 3-1; Jeffrey Jones 2-2; C. Johnson 3-0; Jerrell Holman 3-0; E. Hemmelgarn 2-1; Na’Shawn Lewis 2-0; C.Shackleford 1-1; Lee Stewart 1-0; Cam Smith 1-0; Damon Robinson 1-0; Emmanuel Evans 1-0; Marcus Stepp 0-1. Robert Morris-Zack Mathews 4-5; Dontaye Johnson 7-1; Deion Carter 5-1; Jimmy McClinton 4-2; Ben Black 2-4; Keven Steele 2-2; Ian Riggs 3-0; Moe Almasri 2-1; Larenzo Lashley 2-1; Wendell Lamar 2-0; Anthony Burgos 1-1; Tyler Wright 1-1; Tyler Warden 1-0; Philip Hassell 1-0; Luke Gipson 0-1.

Game 9: #5 USF 64, @ Missouri Baptist 6 Sat., Nov. 14, 2015, Kickoff: 1 p.m. (CST) At St. Louis, Mo., Christian Brothers College Field Score 1 USF (9-0,6-0) 36 Missouri Baptist (0-10,0-6) 0

Scoring Summary

2 7 3

3 4 14 3 0

Final - 64 - 6

First Quarter 07:51 USF - Seth Coate 28 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 5-70 2:01, USF 7 - MBU 0 Second Quarter 13:11 USF - Seth Coate 8 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix rush fumbld), 12-84 6:08, USF 13 - MBU 0 10:58 USF - Cale Tabler 40 yd interception return (Ryan Nix kick), , USF 20 - MBU 0 07:26 USF - A. Gomez-Espino 29 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 4-46 1:57, USF 27 - MBU 0 03:18 MBU - Alex McGlassion 23 yd field goal, 13-62 4:00, USF 27 - MBU 3 01:54 USF - Justin Green 4 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 4-35 1:13, USF 34 - MBU 3 01:27 USF - Charles Gaston safety, , USF 36 - MBU 3 00:22 USF - Cam Smith 9 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 8-55 0:48, USF 43 - MBU 3 Third Quarter 08:07 USF - Seth Stuart 2 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 11-57 5:14, USF 50 - MBU 3 01:55 MBU - Alex McGlassion 34 yd field goal, 6-11 1:22, USF 50 - MBU 6 Fourth Quarter 14:48 USF - P.J. Dean 41 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 4-66 1:23, USF 57 - MBU 6 03:33 USF - Brad Jarzab 7 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 4-9 1:36, USF 64 - MBU 6

Team Statistics

USF

MBU

FIRST DOWNS................................................26.......................................14 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................37-162................................. 31-63 PASSING YDS (NET).....................................338......................................101 Passes Att-Comp-Int..............................37-28-0...............................31-13-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.............74-500................................62-164 Fumble Returns-Yards....................................0-0.....................................1–2 Punt Returns-Yards..................................... 4-22..................................... 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................3-96..................................7-101 Interception Returns-Yards...........................1-40..................................... 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg)..................................2-40.5.................................7-35.1 Fumbles-Lost................................................ 2-2......................................4-3 Penalties-Yards............................................6-76......................................1-5 Possession Time........................................31:00..................................29:00 Third-Down Conversions...........................6 of 12................................2 of 11 Fourth-Down Conversions..........................2 of 3...................................0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances........................... 5-5......................................2-3 Sacks By: Number-Yards..............................2-14...................................3-16

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Saint Francis, Ind.-P.J. Dean 7-62; Justin Green 11-48; Tirone Young 11-46; Brad Jarzab 3-10; Seth Stuart 1-5; Sean Boswell 1-3; Nick Ferrer 3-minus 12. Missouri Baptist-Antoryio Barton 7-58; William Pratt 12-23; Lou Isringhaus 2-3; Austin Schultz 1-1; Dalton Barcom 1-minus 1; William Ritchey 2-minus 8; Jacob Hunt 6-minus 13. PASSING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 25-29-0-310; Brad Jarzab 3-8-0-28. Missouri Baptist-Jacob Hunt 11-26-1-95; William Ritchey 2-5-0-6. RECEIVING: Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 7-121; Cam Smith 6-64; Seth Stuart 3-15; A. GomezEspino 2-35; Zach Gegner 2-14; Justin Green 2-8; Sean Boswell 1-39; Trevon Carr 1-14; Montay McDowell 1-11; Nate Carson 1-8; Aaron Harris 1-5; Tirone Young 1-4. Missouri Baptist-Dalton Barcom 4-20; William Pratt 2-26; Brendan Ike 2-21; Mike Biekert 2-21; Antoryio Barton 2-13; Bryson Barnes 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Francis, Ind.-Cale Tabler 1-40. Missouri Baptist-None. FUMBLES: Saint Francis, Ind.-Brad Jarzab 1-1. Missouri Baptist-Dalton Barcom 1-1; William Pratt 1-0; Kevin Gude 1-1. Stadium: CBC Field Attendance: 1103 Kickoff time: 1:00pm End of Game: 3:47pm Total elapsed time: 2:47 Officials: Referee: Chad Davis; Umpire: Jeff Engelmann; Linesman: Rhett Schockey; Line judge: Ryan Bundy; Back judge: Ricky George; Field judge: Kevin Ellis; Side judge: Travis Evans; Temperature: 70 Wind: s 4mph Weather: Sunny USF Notes: #5 USF 1st unbeaten reg season since ‘08...7th unbten season . . . USF ties NAIA record w/7 INT TDs w/Tabler INT 40y TD...Smith n Coate tie Coleman #2 USF career TD rcpt. w/21...12th MSFA MEL title, 9th unbtn MEL rcrd, 10th outright MEL title. SACKS (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-R. Martinez 0-1; E. Hemmelgarn 0-1; Dru Durnell 1-0. Missouri Baptist-Jaron Mickles 0-1; Maleek Ross 1-0; Michael Luna 1-0; C. Anderson 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): Saint Francis, Ind.-Piercen Harnish 4-3; Jerrell Holman 3-1; Andrew Hunt 3-1; Matt Muncy 2-2; R. Martinez 1-3; Lucas Sparks 1-2; Malachi Manion 1-2; Jalen McIntyre 0-3; Jeffrey Jones 2-0; Spencer Cowherd 2-0; Na’Shawn Lewis 2-0; Dru Durnell 2-0; Wilmer Cole 2-0; Eric Dunten 1-1; Kaleb Summers 1-1; E. Hemmelgarn 1-1; Vito Tupea 1-1; C.Shackleford 1-1; Trevon Wilson 1-0; Charles Gaston 1-0; Devin Green 1-0; K. Thompson 1-0; C. Johnson 1-0; Cale Tabler 1-0; Adam Hoffer 0-1; P.J. Dean 0-1; Shaton Harris 0-1; S. Jackson 0-1. Missouri Baptist-D. Johnson 8-3; Kevin Gude 3-8; Connor Bomstad 1-6; Maleek Ross 3-3; Jaron Mickles 0-6; T. Burgess 4-1; Eddie Calderon 2-3; Henry Espenesa 1-4; Nathaniel Wurmb 2-2; Shawn Geary 0-4; Marty Graves 0-4; C. Anderson 1-2; Caleb Carver 1-1; Tristan Rosa 1-1; Michael Luna 1-1; Coleton Harness 0-2; Trevor Majka 1-0; Alex McGlassion 1-0; Tyler Hach 1-0; S. Marton 0-1.

Game 10 / NAIA FCS 1st Round: @ #4 USF 37, #12 Reinhardt 26 Sat., Nov. 21, 2015, Kickoff: Noon, At Fort Wayne, Ind. Bishop D’Arcy Stadium Score Reinhardt (9-2) USF (10-0)

1 0 10

2 7 14

3 7 13

4 12 0

Final – 26 – 37

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 12:23 USF - Justin Green 1 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 7-75 2:37, RHD 0 - USF 7 02:40 USF - Ryan Nix 40 yd field goal, 6-34 2:22, RHD 0 - USF 10 Second Quarter 12:15 RHD - Sam Jones 27 yd run (Nick Marquez kick), 8-61 3:08, RHD 7 - USF 10 08:44 USF - Justin Green 7 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 8-76 3:26, RHD 7 - USF 17 03:52 USF - Seth Coate 15 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 3-30 0:48, RHD 7 - USF 24 Third Quarter 13:13 USF - Justin Green 25 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 1-25 0:07, RHD 7 - USF 31 05:29 RHD - Deonte Dennis 3 yd run (Nick Marquez kick), 17-75 7:44, RHD 14 - USF 31 01:46 USF - Seth Coate 10 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick failed), 6-60 3:34, RHD 14 - USF 37 Fourth Quarter 14:25 RHD - Nate Holton 18 yd pass from Johna. Chamblee (Aaron Kennedy rush failed), 7-71 2:13, RHD 20 - USF 37 00:10 RHD - Tyler Bradley 46 yd pass from Johna. Chamblee (Nick Marquez kick failed), 4-63 1:10, RHD 26 - USF 37

Team Statistics

RHD

USF

FIRST DOWNS................................................20...................................... 21 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................60-224................................43-248 PASSING YDS (NET).....................................163......................................141 Passes Att-Comp-Int.................................17-9-1..............................19-12-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.............77-387................................62-389 Fumble Returns-Yards....................................0-0....................................2-11 Punt Returns-Yards........................................1-9....................................1-22 Kickoff Returns-Yards.................................. 6-68...................................3-65 Interception Returns-Yards.............................0-0..................................... 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg)....................................1-0.0.................................2-34.0 Fumbles-Lost...............................................10-5......................................3-1 Penalties-Yards............................................6-29....................................8-80 Possession Time........................................32:00..................................28:00 Third-Down Conversions..........................8 of 18..................................2 of 9 Fourth-Down Conversions..........................3 of 5..................................0 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances............................2-2..................................... 5-5 Sacks By: Number-Yards...............................1-5......................................1-6

Individual Statistics

COUGAR FOOTBALL 2016

RUSHING: Reinhardt Univ-Niagel Curtis 20-67; Sam Jones 8-59; Deonte Dennis 13-53; Elliot Clark 5-35; Johna. Chamblee 6-18; L.J. Stegall 2-4; Xavier Carter 1-0; Ryan Thompson 4-minus 4; Nick Marquez 1-minus 8. Saint Francis, Ind.-Justin Green 32-252; Tirone Young 3-10; P.J. Dean 1-minus 2; TEAM 4-minus 5; Nick Ferrer 3-minus 7. PASSING: Reinhardt Univ-Johna. Chamblee 8-15-1-144; Ryan Thompson 1-2-0-19. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 12-19-0-141. RECEIVING: Reinhardt Univ-Elliot Clark 3-42; Carl Edouard 2-32; Tyler Bradley 1-46; Deonte Dennis 1-19; Nate Holton 1-18; Sam Jones 1-6. Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 4-54; C. Appenzeller 4-19; Seth Stuart 2-18; Montay McDowell 1-35; Sean Boswell 1-15. INTERCEPTIONS: Reinhardt Univ-None. Saint Francis, Ind.-Jerrell Holman 1-0. FUMBLES: Reinhardt Univ-Elliot Clark 2-1; Ryan Thompson 2-2; Johna. Chamblee 2-0; Nick Marquez 1-1; Donqual Young 1-0; Niagel Curtis 1-1; Xavier Carter 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 2-1; Seth Coate 1-0. Stadium: Bishop D’Arcy Attendance: 1277 Kickoff time: 12:00 End of Game: 3:02 Total elapsed time: 3:02 Officials: Referee: Jacob Asher; Umpire: David Arnold; Linesman: Tony Grizovic; Line judge: Jeff Estes; Back judge: Jaime Martinez; Field judge: Scott Moore; Side judge: Jonathan Floyd; Scorer: Bob Spychalski; Temperature: Wind: Weather: USF’s 1st home gm v NAIA T25 tm 2015...USF wins 12th consec 1st Rd gm...Green sets USF rushing record brkg 239 Daniel Carter 2008 v St. X...USF 11-0 at hm 1R gmz...288th win for Donley...Coate 23 career TDs #2 on USF list...RU 1st FCS gm SACKS (UA-A): Reinhardt Univ-Quin. Standifer 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-None. TACKLES (UA-A): Reinhardt Univ-Tyler Martin 3-4; Javier Dyer 3-3; Jalen Holloman 3-3; Nick Johnson 3-3; Jacob Gross 1-4; Hunter Oswald 3-1; Marcus Miller 1-3; Cal. Robertson 1-3; Juice Arnold 1-2; Andrew Robinson 2-0; DJ Brown 2-0; Lenard Robinson 2-0; Matthew Prather 2-0; Chase Hawkins 1-1; Key Hicks 1-1; Tyler Pineda 0-2; Ray Hodges 0-2; Devante Wynn 1-0; Elliot Clark 1-0; Quin. Standifer 1-0; Ryan Santos 0-1; Nick Marquez 0-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Piercen Harnish 9-8; Lucas Sparks 4-5; Spencer Cowherd 4-5; Jalen McIntyre 2-7; K. Thompson 3-4; Matt Muncy 1-6; Cale Tabler 3-2; C. Johnson 3-2; Jerrell Holman 0-5; C.Shackleford 2-2; E. Hemmelgarn 2-2; Jeffrey Jones 2-1; Wilmer Cole 2-0; Trevon Wilson 1-1; Andrew Hunt 1-1; Malachi Manion 0-2; Na’Shawn Lewis 0-1.

Game 11 / NAIA FCS Quarterfinal Round: @ #4 USF 42, #5 Montana Tech 20 Sat., Nov. 28, 2015, Kickoff: Noon, At Fort Wayne, Ind. Bishop D’Arcy Stadium Score Montana Tech (10-2) USF (11-0)

1 7 7

2 7 7

3 0 28

4 6 0

Final – 20 – 42

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 12:12 MNT - Nolan Saraceni 2 yd run (Matt Berg kick), 7-75 2:48, MNT 7 - USF 0 05:25 USF - Seth Coate 19 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 4-57 1:41, MNT 7 - USF 7 Second Quarter 10:15 USF - Justin Green 2 yd run (Ryan Nix kick), 11-95 3:46, MNT 7 - USF 14 02:24 MNT - Clay Cavender 12 yd run (Matt Berg kick), 6-75 1:39, MNT 14 - USF 14 Third Quarter 11:23 USF - P.J. Dean 7 yd run (Ryan Nix kick blockd), 8-78 3:30, MNT 14 - USF 20 06:28 USF - Justin Green 12 yd run (Aaron Harris pass from Nick Ferrer), 9-98 3:22, MNT 14 - USF 28 03:54 USF - Cam Smith 25 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 4-35 1:48, MNT 14 - USF 35 01:45 USF - Sean Boswell 8 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 4-24 2:00, MNT 14 - USF 42 Fourth Quarter 05:45 MNT - Nolan Saraceni 70 yd pass from Quinn McQueary (Matt Berg kick blockd), 4-81 1:46, MNT 20 - USF 42

Team Statistics

MNT

USF

FIRST DOWNS................................................15......................................24 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................40-160...............................42-303 PASSING YDS (NET).....................................148.....................................221 Passes Att-Comp-Int..............................18-12-3..............................33-20-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................58-308 ...............................75-524 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0.....................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.....................................3-12....................................4-44 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................... 6-117................................... 4-52 Interception Returns-Yards...........................1–1....................................3-19 Punts (Number-Avg)................................ 8-35.6 ................................6-36.2 Fumbles-Lost.................................................1-1.................................... 1-0 Penalties-Yards............................................4-31....................................8-85 Possession Time........................................24:42..................................35:18 Third-Down Conversions..........................3 of 11................................4 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions........................ 0 of 0 .................................2 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances...........................2-2......................................5-6 Sacks By: Number-Yards...............................1-5...................................2-28

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Montana Tech-Clay Cavender 6-81; Nolan Saraceni 24-63; Zach Winfield 2-25; Zach Bunney 1-12; Quinn McQueary 7-minus 21. Saint Francis, Ind.-Justin Green 21-216; P.J. Dean 11-59; Tirone Young 7-18; Charles Gaston 1-9; Marcus Stepp 1-6; Nick Ferrer 1-minus 5. PASSING: Montana Tech-Quinn McQueary 12-18-3-148. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 20-33-1-221. RECEIVING: Montana Tech-Clay Cavender 5-38; Alec Bray 3-26; Nolan Saraceni 1-70; A. Loudenback 1-7; Sean Sullivan 1-4; Chris Lachance 1-3. Saint Francis, Ind.-C. Appenzeller 8-61; Sean Boswell 4-48; Seth Coate 3-41; Cam Smith 2-54; Seth Stuart 2-7; Justin Green 1-10. INTERCEPTIONS: Montana Tech-Will Davey 1-minus 1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Lee Stewart 1-11; Jerrell Holman 1-8; Spencer Cowherd 1-0. FUMBLES: Montana Tech-Dion Williams 1-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 1-0. Stadium: Bishop D’Arcy Attendance: 1597 Kickoff time: 12:00 End of Game: 2:57. Total elapsed time: 2:57. Officials: Referee: David White; Umpire: Jason Skirvin; Linesman: Garrett Dickers; Line judge: Joseph Dansby; Back judge: J Earnhardt; Field judge: Mike Foust; Side judge: Steve Thomas; Scorer: Bob Spychalski. Temperature: 36 Wind: NE 10mph Weather: Cloudy, cold, rain USF wins 20th consec. NAIA FCS gm at BDS...Green 1st USF back to rush for 200+ yds in consec. games...23-14 all NAIA FCS gmz; 7-6 in quarterfinal games, 6-0 at home ...Green NAIA Off. POTG, Thompson & Sparks NAIA Def. POTG for USF..NAIA Lead rusher Nolan Saraceni, 160.2 ypg, held to 47y rushing. . . USF first win in 5 games against member of Frontier Conference . . . 1st meeting with Montana Tech, Frontier Conference champion . . . 289th career win for Kevin Donley . . . USF now 99-15 at home in 18 seasons and USF has won 82 of last 89 home games. SACKS (UA-A): Montana Tech-David Meis 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-Lucas Sparks 1-0; Dru Durnell 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): Montana Tech-Will Davey 5-4; Gunnary Kayser 3-6; David Meis 4-3; Sam Hanich 4-3;

DeAngelo Bell 5-1; Levi Dawes 4-2; Tyler Gavlak 2-4; Jacob Crawford 2-3; Tyler Sanders 2-3; Drew Schleeman 2-2; Nic Amestoy 2-1; Zach Hulse 1-2; Dion Williams 0-3; Anthony Nelson 2-0; James Foote 2-0; Sean Sullivan 1-1; Xavier Marsden 1-1; Mitchell Keeton 0-2; Alec Bray 1-0; Connor Wines 0-1; Matthew Neylan 0-1; Joey Orrino 0-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Lucas Sparks 7-2; Cale Tabler 2-5; Spencer Cowherd 1-6; Matt Muncy 3-3; Jalen McIntyre 1-5; K. Thompson 5-0; Na’Shawn Lewis 4-1; Piercen Harnish 1-4; Lee Stewart 2-1; Jerrell Holman 2-1; Dru Durnell 2-1; Jeffrey Jones 2-0; Charles Gaston 1-1; Andrew Hunt 1-1; Seth Coate 1-1; Wilmer Cole 1-1; S. Jackson 1-1; Eric Dunten 0-2; Malachi Manion 1-0; Aaron Harris 1-0; Jordan May 1-0; Marcus Stepp 1-0; Vito Tupea 0-1; Eric Hemmelgarn 0-1.

Game 12 / NAIA FCS Semifinals: #6 Marian 45, @ #4 USF 14 Sat., Dec. 5, 2015, Kickoff: Noon, At Fort Wayne, Ind. Bishop D’Arcy Stadium Score Marian (11-2) USF (11-1)

1 7 0

2 24 7

3 7 7

4 7 0

Scoring Summary

First Quarter 06:15 MAR - Krishawn Hogan 9 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 14-87 5:31, MAR 7 - USF 0 Second Quarter 14:21 USF - Seth Coate 7 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 7-64 2:35, MAR 7 - USF 7 10:00 MAR - Matt Plesac 32 yd field goal, 9-28 4:23, MAR 10 - USF 7 08:16 MAR - Krishawn Hogan 4 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 4-20 1:35, MAR 17 - USF 7 04:38 MAR - Krishawn Hogan 27 yd pass from Hayden Northern (Matt Plesac kick), 2-57 0:20, MAR 24 - USF 7 00:18 MAR - Krishawn Hogan 5 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 2-63 0:21, MAR 31 - USF 7 Third Quarter 06:01 MAR - Krishawn Hogan 7 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 6-40 3:12, MAR 38 - USF 7 04:23 USF - Seth Coate 37 yd pass from Nick Ferrer (Ryan Nix kick), 5-72 1:31, MAR 38 - USF 14 Fourth Quarter 11:25 MAR - Krishawn Hogan 7 yd run (Matt Plesac kick), 8-33 3:32, MAR 45 - USF 14

Team Statistics

USF

FIRST DOWNS...............................................25........................................18 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................48-201..................................21-18 PASSING YDS (NET).................................... 254.....................................347 Passes Att-Comp-Int..............................27-21-0...............................38-25-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS............75-455................................59-365 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..................................... 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.....................................2-13.....................................1–1 Kickoff Returns-Yards..................................2-60..................................8-147 Interception Returns-Yards............................1-0......................................0-0 Punts (Number-Avg)..................................3-35.7................................4-38.0 Fumbles-Lost.................................................1-1.................................... 4-2 Penalties-Yards............................................2-19................................... 9-80 Possession Time....................................... 36:19................................. 23:41 Third-Down Conversions........................13 of 19................................5 of 12 Fourth-Down Conversions..........................0 of 0..................................1 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances.......................... 6-7.......................................1-1 Sacks By: Number-Yards.............................7-41......................................1-7

Individual Statistics

RUSHING: Marian-Robert Gibson 22-121; Krishawn Hogan 13-55; Hayden Northern 2-15; Jakhari Gore 8-6; Maurice Woodard 3-4. Saint Francis, Ind.-Justin Green 11-49; Seth Stuart 1-6; Aaron Harris 1-4; Eric Dunten 1-3; Nick Ferrer 7-minus 44. PASSING: Marian-Hayden Northern 21-27-0-254. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 25-38-1-347. RECEIVING: Marian-Krishawn Hogan 10-149; J. Walker Jr. 4-44; Kameron Utter 4-33; Jakhari Gore 1-10; Robert Gibson 1-9; Trey White 1-9. Saint Francis, Ind.-Seth Coate 9-123; Cam Smith 6-112; Seth Stuart 4-41; Sean Boswell 3-43; C. Appenzeller 2-19; P.J. Dean 1-9. INTERCEPTIONS: Marian-JaRon Clark 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-None. FUMBLES: Marian-J. Walker Jr. 1-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Nick Ferrer 3-1; Charles Gaston 1-1. Stadium: Bishop D’Arcy Attendance: 3377 Kickoff time: 12:00 End of Game: 2:32 Total elapsed time: 2:32 Officials: Referee: Jeff Freeman; Umpire: Derek Dietz; Linesman: Jeremy Jackson; Line judge: Bryan Hallman; Back judge: Garrett James; Field judge: S. Farnsworth; Side judge: Brian Willey; Scorer: Bob Spychalski; Temperature: 35 Wind: S 2MPH Weather: cldy start, full sun MU wins 8th consec. 2nd consec. rd NAIA FCS...Hogan Off POTG Beckford Def POTG...MU snaps USF 20-gm hm win streak in NAIA FCS...MU returns to NAIA FCS 2nd consec. Championship Gm 3rd NAIA FCS Championship Gm... _____________________________________ #6 Marian vs #4 Saint Francis, Ind. (Dec 05, 2015 at Ft. Wayne, IN @ USF) SACKS (UA-A): Marian-Dwayne Beckford 2-2; Donnie Dulaney 1-1; Narvin Powell 0-1; Garrett Isch 1-0; A. Wetmore 1-0. Saint Francis, Ind.-Lucas Sparks 0-1; K. Thompson 0-1. TACKLES (UA-A): Marian-Garrett Isch 6-2; Ryan Hartnett 4-4; Dwayne Beckford 4-3; Narvin Powell 2-4; Jeremy Shupperd 1-5; Shaquille Ash 2-2; Daniel Rojas 2-2; Brenden Smith 1-3; Daniel Sizemore 1-3; JaRon Clark 2-1; Bryan Goodin 1-1; Donnie Dulaney 1-1; Jamar Wilhite 0-2; Kameron Utter 0-2; Patrick Shaw 1-0; A. Wetmore 1-0; J. Walker Jr. 1-0; T. Symonette 0-1; Griffin Elbert 0-1; Terrence Bailey 0-1; D. Dittemore 0-1; Dhane Thomas 0-1. Saint Francis, Ind.-Cale Tabler 5-7; Matt Muncy 4-6; Piercen Harnish 3-7; K. Thompson 1-9; Spencer Cowherd 4-4; Jalen McIntyre 4-3; C. Johnson 2-3; Jerrell Holman 2-2; Jeffrey Jones 0-4; Lucas Sparks 2-1; E. Hemmelgarn 1-2; Wilmer Cole 1-1; Na’Shawn Lewis 1-1; Dru Durnell 0-2; Andrew Hunt 0-2; S. Jackson 1-0; Lee Stewart 1-0; Aaron Harris 0-1; Jordan May 0-1; Eric Dunten 0-1; Seth Coate 0-1.

Final - 45 - 14

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2015 STATS TM

USF ranking in MSFA, NAIA statistics Final 2015

2015 Team Stats ALL GAMES

TEAM STATISTICS

USF

OPP

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

282 98 164 20 2233 445 5.0 186.1 28 3692 243-397-7 9.3 15.2 307.7 43 5925 7.0 493.8 45-809 34-297 19-385 23-13 94-920 50-37.1 29:34 58/150 16/29

216 78 113 25 1461 463 3.2 121.8 18 2652 225-397-19 6.7 11.8 221.0 19 4113 4.8 342.8 76-1464 15-62 7-53 24-15 75-702 76-34.6 30:26 69/191 11/27

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st Saint Francis, Ind. 118 Opponents 54

2nd 175 85

4th 97 77

3rd 173 58

Total 563 274

(12 games) MSFA NAIA Scoring Offense 46.9 ppg 1st 3rd Pass Offense 307.7 2nd 6th Passing TDs 43 1st 2nd Pass Efficiency 171.5 1st 2nd Rush Offense 186.1 3rd 30th Rushing TDs 28 2nd NA Total Offense 493.8 ypg 1st 6th Total TDs 71 2nd 4th 1st Downs 282 / 23.5 2nd 11th Scoring Defense 22.8 5th 22nd Pass Defense 221.0 4th 55th TDs 19 6th NA Pass Def. Efficiency 119.0 5th 35th Rush Defense 121.8 6th 18th TDs 18 7th NA Total Defense 342.8 4th 22nd Opponent 1st Downs 216 / 18.0 8th 35th-T Kickoff Returns 18.0 ypr 11th 58th-T Kickoff Coverage 36.2 ypr NA Punting 35.0 ypp 4th 38th-T Turnover Margin +14 / 1.30 2nd 4th-T Punt Returns 8.7 ypr 7th 45th-T Interceptions For 19 / 385 yds 3rd NA INT TDs 7 1st 1st Sacks by 25 / 188 7th 23rd-T Sacks against 35 / 2.9 pg 11th 62nd - T Penalties 94 / 76.7 11th 15th Opp. Penalties 75 / 58.5 10th 33rd 3rd Dn Conversion .387 3rd 39th 58-150 3rd Dn Conv. Opp .361 9th 25th 69-191 4th Dn Conversion .552 2nd 19th 16-29 4th Dn Conver. Opp. .407 8th 30th-T 11-27 Red Zone Off 49-55 / .891 2nd NA Opp. Red Zone Off. 28-32 / .875 13th NA Field Goal Pct. 7-7 / 1.000 1st 1st-T PAT Kicking Pct. 68-77 / .895 9th 43rd Time of Possession 29:33 8th NA

2015 USF Results RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL HOME (11-1) (6-1) (6-0) (2-0) (5-1) (4-1)

AWAY (5-0) (4-0) (1-0)

DATE Sep 05, 2015 *Sep 12, 2015 Sep 19, 2015 *Sep 26, 2015 *Oct 03, 2015 *Oct 10, 2015 *Oct 17, 2015 Oct 24, 2015 *Nov 14, 2015 Nov 21, 2015 Nov 28, 2015 Dec 05, 2015

OPPONENT W/L OLIVET NAZARENE W at Taylor W TRINITY INTER. W at Lindenwood-Bellville W at #6 Marian W SIENA HEIGHTS W #28 CONCORDIA W at #9 Robert Morris W at Missouri Baptist W #12 REINHARDT UNIV W #5 MONTANA TECH W #6 MARIAN L

NEUTRAL (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) SCORE 59-16 48-42 45-3 74-13 45-42 49-25 48-7 38-29 64-6 37-26 42-20 14-45

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ATTEND 2517 3275 550 2712 3175 2883 534 1103 1277 1597 3377

2015 USF Individual Stats Defense Tackles

Sacks

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Solo

Ast

Total

TFL-Yds

No-Yds

Int-Yds

Qbh

Rcv-Yds

9 Piercen Harnish

108

6.5- 24

2- 12

2- 31

54 Lucas Sparks

13.5- 92

10- 73

51 Matt Muncy

2.5- 6

1- 7

1- 0

5 Jalen McIntyre

4.5- 19

1- 12

2- 0

30 Spencer Cowherd

7.0- 17

5- 147

2- 6

4- 96

1- 0

97 Karrington Thompson12 20

9.5- 40

8- 26

41 Wilmer Cole

1- 34

36 Andrew Hunt

1.5- 7

1- 3

92 Jeffrey Jones

4.5- 8

1- 0

25 Jerrell Holman

3.5- 10

2- 8

93 Christian Johnson

9.0- 43

5- 27

1- 0

98 Eric Hemmelgarn

9.5- 26

1- 3

8 Na’Shawn Lewis

1.0- 1

2- 34

39 Eric Dunten

0.5- 2

1- 5

94 Dru Durnell

2 Cale Tabler

Pass Defense

Fumbles

Blkd Kick

Saf

. 1

5.5- 27

2- 17

1- 6

4 Lee Stewart

1.0- 4

2- 28

2- 0

31 Marcus Stepp

0.5- 1

1 Charles Gaston

1.5- 1

55 Charles.Shackleford 11 7

1.0- 4

1- 3

99 Jordan May

2.5- 6

1- 0

23 Stanford Jackson

32 Malachi Manion

29 Trevon Wilson

45 Devin Green

43 Vito Tupea

1.0- 17

1- 0

46 Kaleb Summers

1.5- 9

1- 4

12 Shaton Harris

26 P.J. Dean

58 Roberto Martinez

1.5- 10

2- 10

24 Emmanuel Evans

0.5- 1

3 Marlon McDowell

1.0- 12

1- 12

42 Damon Robinson

2.0- 4

11 Seth Coate

37 Aaron Harris

79 Dimitri Kaplanis

1.0- 1

17 Justin Green

76 Keegan Bruner

95 D’ylan Richardson

48 Adam Hoffer

6 Seth Stuart

88 Ryan Nix

27 Tirone Young

84 Cam Smith

63 Zach Minardo

59 Austin Smogor

1- 0

44 Trevon Carr

1- 0

Total..........

479

490

969

93- 392

25- 188

19- 385

15- 17

Opponents......

409

502

911

72- 326

35- 226

7- 53

13- 14

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2015 USF Individual Stats Offense RUSHING GP Justin Green 11 Tirone Young 10 P.J. Dean 12 Aaron Harris 12 Seth Stuart 12 Charles Gaston 12 Sean Boswell 12 Zach Gegner 9 Marcus Stepp 10 DJ Manning 2 C. Appenzeller 12 Eric Dunten 11 Grant Sherman 3 Brad Jarzab 11 TEAM 3 Nick Ferrer 12 Total.......... 12 Opponents...... 12

Loss 26 8 11 23 0 2 0 0 0 0 6 0 2 44 51 198 371 392

Net 1062 488 452 416 21 13 7 7 6 5 3 3 -2 -28 -51 -169 2233 1461

Avg 6.9 6.0 7.7 5.5 7.0 4.3 3.5 7.0 6.0 2.5 1.0 3.0 -1.0 -2.5 -5.7 -4.6 5.0 3.2

PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Nick Ferrer 12 177.9 223-358-5 Brad Jarzab 11 105.7 18-36-1 Sean Boswell 12 -200.0 0-1-1 Josh Spitnale 12 310.0 1-1-0 P.J. Dean 12 488.8 1-1-0 Total.......... 12 171.5 243-397-7 Opponents...... 12 119.0 225-397-19

Pct 62.3 50.0 0.0 100.0 100.0 61.2 56.7

Yards 3476 184 0 25 7 3692 2652

TD 40 2 0 0 1 43 19

Long Avg/G 83 289.7 35 16.7 0 0.0 25 2.1 7 0.6 83 307.7 70 221.0

RECEIVING GP Seth Coate 12 Cam Smith 12 C. Appenzeller 12 Seth Stuart 12 Sean Boswell 12 Zach Gegner 9 Montay McDowell 10 Justin Green 11 Aaron Harris 12 A. Gomez-Espino 9 Charles Gaston 12 P.J. Dean 12 Tirone Young 10 Nate Carson 9 Trevon Carr 6 Marcus Stepp 10 Total.......... 12 Opponents...... 12

Avg 21.1 20.5 10.3 8.7 13.8 7.4 22.9 13.7 12.3 11.6 5.4 8.2 7.2 6.5 6.0 25.0 15.2 11.8

TD 18 9 4 1 6 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 43 19

Long 83 79 24 21 39 19 47 26 58 29 10 17 16 8 14 25 83 70

Avg/G 102.1 76.9 24.1 16.7 24.1 11.6 20.6 11.2 9.2 6.4 2.2 2.8 2.9 2.9 4.0 2.5 307.7 221.5

FIELD GOALS Made-Att Pct 01-19 Ryan Nix 7-7 100.0 0-0

20-29 2-2

30-39 2-2

40-49 3-3

SCORING TD Seth Coate 18 Ryan Nix 0 Justin Green 11 Cam Smith 9 Aaron Harris 6 Sean Boswell 6 P.J. Dean 6 Tirone Young 5 C. Appenzeller 4 Charles Gaston 2 Spencer Cowherd 2 Cale Tabler 2 A. Gomez-Espino 1 Seth Stuart 1 Piercen Harnish 1 Na’Shawn Lewis 1 Wilmer Cole 1 Brad Jarzab 1 Montay McDowell 1 Lee Stewart 0 E. Hemmelgarn 0 Nick Ferrer 0 Total.......... 78 Opponents...... 37

Kick 0-0 68-76 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 68-76 29-33

Rush 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2

Rcv 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

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

DXP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

No. 5 4 2 2 2 2 1 1 19 7

Yards 147 96 34 31 28 8 34 7 385 53

Avg 29.4 24.0 17.0 15.5 14.0 4.0 34.0 7.0 20.3 7.6

TD 2 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 7 0

Long 64 40 26 29 17 8 34 7 64 30

Yards Avg

Long

I20

INTERCEPTIONS Spencer Cowherd Cale Tabler Na’Shawn Lewis Piercen Harnish Lee Stewart Jerrell Holman Wilmer Cole Matt Muncy Total.......... Opponents......

PUNTING

No.

Att 155 81 59 75 3 3 2 1 1 2 3 1 2 11 9 37 445 463

No. 58 45 28 23 21 14 9 9 9 5 5 4 4 4 4 1 243 225

FGs 0-0 7-7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 7-7 7-9

Gain 1088 496 463 439 21 15 7 7 6 5 9 3 0 16 0 29 2604 1853

Yards 1225 923 289 200 289 104 206 123 111 58 27 33 29 26 24 25 3692 2658

TD 10 5 6 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 28 18

Long 48 73 73 51 10 9 4 7 6 3 6 3 0 7 0 10 73 59

50-99 0-0

Avg/G 96.5 48.8 37.7 34.7 1.8 1.1 0.6 0.8 0.6 2.5 0.2 0.3 -0.7 -2.5 -17.0 -14.1 186.1 121.8

Josh Spitnale 50 Total.......... 50 Opponents...... 76

1854 37.1 1854 37.1 2632 34.6

PUNT RETURNS Cale Tabler Sean Boswell Charles Gaston Nate Carson S. Jackson Jerrell Holman Total.......... Opponents...... KICK RETURNS Charles Gaston C. Appenzeller Cam Smith Seth Stuart Marcus Stepp Piercen Harnish A. Gomez-Espino Total.......... Opponents...... ALL PURPOSE GP Seth Coate 12 Justin Green 11 Cam Smith 12 C. Appenzeller 12 Aaron Harris 12 Total.......... 12 Opponents...... 12

54 54 57

2 2 0

16 16 17

18 18 22

No. 22 6 3 1 1 1 34 15

Yards 227 18 47 2 -1 4 297 62

Avg 10.3 3.0 15.7 2.0 -1.0 4.0 8.7 4.1

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Long 40 10 19 2 0 4 40 11

No. 21 19 1 1 1 1 1 45 76

Yards 342 412 0 19 3 3 30 809 1464

Avg 16.3 21.7 0.0 19.0 3.0 3.0 30.0 18.0 19.3

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Long 33 65 0 19 3 3 30 65 68

PR 0 0 0 0 0 297 62

KR 0 0 0 412 0 809 1464

IR 0 0 0 0 0 385 53

Total 1225 1185 923 704 527 7416 5698

Avg/G 102.1 107.7 76.9 58.7 43.9 618.0 474.8

Plays 395 155 81 60 75 842 860

Rush -169 1062 488 452 416 2233 1461

Pass 3476 0 0 7 0 3692 2652

Total 3307 1062 488 459 416 5925 4113

Avg/G 275.6 96.5 48.8 38.2 34.7 493.8 342.8

Rush Rcv 0 1225 1062 123 0 923 3 289 416 111 2233 3692 1461 2658

TOTAL OFFENSE Nick Ferrer Justin Green Tirone Young P.J. Dean Aaron Harris Total.......... Opponents......

GP 12 11 10 12 12 12 12

1 1 3

0 0 3

Long Blkd 42 0 Saf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Points 108 89 66 54 38 36 36 30 24 14 12 12 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 0 0 563 274

50+

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2015 USF Leaders Game-by-Game RUSHING No G1 Aaron Harris, Jr. 9 G2 Justin Green, R-Fr. 12 G3 Aaron Harris, Jr. 15 G4 Tirone Young, Fr. 5 G5 P.J. Dean, Fr. 4 G6 Tirone Young, Fr. 25 G7 Justin Green, RFr. 10 G8 Justin Green, RFr. 19 G9 P.J. Dean, Fr. 7 G10 Justin Green,RFr. 32 G11 Justin Green, RFr 21 G12 Justin Green, RFr.. 11

Gain 101. 49. 150. 125. 48. 128. 61. 14 62. 252 220 52.

Loss 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 0 4 3

Net 101 47 150 125 44 128 61 140 62 252 216 49

TD 1 0 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 3 2 0

Lg 20 11 51 73 45* 27 13 42 41* 39 48 16

Avg 11.2 3.9 10.0 25.0 11.0 5.1 6.1 7.4 8.9 7.9 10.3 4.5

PASSING Cmp-Att–Int Pct. Yds TD Lg G1 Nick Ferrer, So. 12-19-0 .632 216 5 79* G2 Nick Ferrer, So. 24-31-0 .774 434 5 58* G3 Nick Ferrer, So. 20-30-0 .667 313 4 83* G4 Nick Ferrer, So. 21-33-0 .636 388 3 58* G5 Nick Ferrer, So. 24-46-2 .522 348 3 61* G6 Nick Ferrer, So. 11-25-0 .440 225 2 58* G7 Nick Ferrer, So. 18-31-0 .581 296 4 57* G8 Nick Ferrer, So. 11-24-1 .458 237 2 55 G9 Nick Ferrer, So. 25-29-0 .862 310 5 39 G10 Nick Ferrer, So. 12-19-0 .632 141 2 35 G11 Nick Ferrer, So. 20-33-1 .606 221 2 29 G12 Nick Ferrer, So. 25-38-1 .658 347 2 40 * – TD

RECEIVING No. G1 Cam Smith, Sr. 5 G2 Seth Coate, Jr. 7 G3 Seth Coate, Jr. 2 G4 Cam Smith, Sr. 3 G5 Seth Coate, Jr. 5 G6 Cam Smith, Sr. 4 G7 Seth Coate, Jr. 7 G8 Seth Coate, Jr. 5 G9 Seth Coate, Jr. 7 G10 Seth Coate, Jr. 4 G11 Cody Appenzeller, Sr. 8 G12 Seth Coate, Jr. 9

Yds 119 189 97 120 129 130 148 142 121 54 61 123

TD 1 (79) 3 1 (83) 1 (58) 1 (61) 1 (58) 1 (26) 1 (41) 2 2 0 2

Long 79* 37 83* 58* 61* 58* 40 55 28* 20 21 37

TACKLING G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8 G9 G10 G11 G12

Player Piercen Harnish, ILB Jalen McIntyre, SS Matt Muncy, ILB Piercen Harnish, LB Spencer Cowherd, LB Piercen Harnish, ILB Piercen Harnish, ILB Piercen Harnish, ILB Piercen Harnish, ILB Piercen Harnish, ILB Lucas Sparks, DE Cale Tabler, DB

Solo 4 3 4 4 8 5 2 6 4 9 7 5

Ast 7 5 6 3 4 5 8 7 3 8 2 7

Tot 11 8 10 7 12 10 10 13 7 17 9 12

TFL/Yds 1-4 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-5 1.5-12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 FF 1-19y 0

Sack.Yds 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 INT 0-0 0-0 1 INT* 1.5-12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2.5-21y 0

Sk 3 1 0 1 5 2 1 6 2 1 1 7

MSFA Players of the Week

USF NAIA Players of the Week

93 times, 46 different players (1998-2015)

1998 – Kiante Lindsay, Fr., RB 1999 – Jeremy Dutcher, So., WR 2; Jason Coriano, So., LB 2000 – None 2001 – Jason Coriano, Sr., LB; Jeremy Hibbeln, Sr., QB 2002 – None 2003 – Chris Bramell, So., QB 2004 – None 2005 – Paul Carter, Jr., DB 2006 – Brian Kurtz, Sr., LB 2007 – None 2008 – Daniel Carter >Special Teams< Carl Thomas, Jr., LB Cody Capps >Special Teams< 2009 – None 2010 – Shaine Tierney, Sr., QB 2011 – Ross Bauman, Sr., LB Austin Coleman, Jr., Special Teams (KOR) 2012 – Austin Coleman, Jr., Special Teams (KOR) 2013 – Josh Miller, Sr. QB 2015 – Nick Ferrer, So., QB Spencer Cowherd, So., LB

OFFENSE – 47 / 21 different players 5 – Jeremy Hibbeln 5 – Chris Bramell 4 – David Yoder 4 – Nick Ferrer 3 – Antoine Taylor 3 – Cory Jacquay 3 – Antoin Campbell 2 – Jeremy Dutcher 2 – Luther Stroder 2 – Eric Hooks 2 – Daniel Carter 2 – Shaine Tierney 2 – Josh Miller 1 – Eric Johnson 1 – Michael Ledo 1 – Adam Denning 1 – Kiante Lindsay 1 – Doug Wasylk 1 – Jeff Wedding 1 – Frank Wolfe III 1 – Wesley Hunsucker 1 – Seth Coate

QB QB QB QB QB RB RB WR RB QB RB QB QB FB RB FB RB RB QB RB QB WR

DEFENSE – 34 / 20 different players 6 – Brian Kurtz 3 – Chris VanHorn 3 – Paul Carter 2 – Jason Coriano 2 – Scotty Payne 2 – Will Barnes 2 – Keidron (KJ) Johnson 2 – Ross Bauman 1 – Antwayn Spencer 1 – Traydon Dickerson 1 – Alan Ganaway 1 – Jamie Holman 1 – Carl Thomas 1 – Mark Drobac 1 – Troy Hudson 1 – Stephen Whited 1 – Devon Rush 1 – Taylor Brown 1 – Kory Stamps 1 – Spencer Cowherd

LB DE DB LB DB DB LB DB LB LB DB DB LB LB DB DE LB DB DB CB

SPECIAL TEAMS – 12 / 5 different players 5 – Austin Coleman, KO return 3 – Kollin Carman, Punter 2 – Emerson Ueber, Place-kicker 1 – Daniel Carter, KOR/RB 1 – Cody Capps, LB

MSFA Championships 12 – USF IN 1999-00-*01-02-03-04-0506-08-*12-13-15 (MEL) 8 – St. Ambrose 2000-01-*02-*03-0607-08-*12 (MWL) 7 – McKendree 1999*-*02-03-04-*0509, *10 (MWL) 7 – St. Xavier *2003-04-*05 (MWL), 09 (MEL), 10 (MEL), *12 (MEL), *15 (MWL) 4 – Grand View (Iowa) *2011-*12-*1314 (MWL) 3 – Findlay *1995-96-97 (MWL) 3 – Malone 1995-*96-98 (MEL) 3 – Trinity International 1994-*95-*03 (MWL) 3 – Marian 2011-*12-*14 (MEL) 2 – Geneva *1996-97 (MEL) 2 – Olivet Nazarene *1999-*03 (MWL) 2 – Taylor 1998-*99 (MWL) 2 – Westminster 1994-*96 (MEL) 2 – William Penn *2010-*12 (MWL) 1 – Walsh *2001 (MEL) 1 – Tri-State *2001 (MEL) 1 – Ohio Dominican 2007 (MEL) 1 – USF (IL) *2011 (MWL) 1 – Siena Heights (MI) *2014 (MEL) *tied for league title

Active MSFA Coaching Records Coach / Institution Kevin Donley, U. of Saint Francis Mike Feminis, St. Xavier Mike Magistrelli, St. Ambrose Ron Korfmacher, Taylor

Years 18 (1998-2015) 16 (1999-2015) 9 (2007-15) 8 (2008-15)

MSFA 95-16 83-27 40-17 23-26

Overall 175-43 151-54 63-32 41-40

Note: Kevin Donley holds record for most MSFA wins and is all-time leader for overall wins.

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2015 MSFA Statistics Leaders (USF in Top 10) RUSHING Team Cl G Att.-Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg/G 1 Raheem Gardner RMU SR 10 233-,1052 4.5 8 42 105.2 2 Kam Harris LWB SR 10 195-996 5.1 9 60 99.6 3 Justin Green USF FR 11 155-1,062 6.9 10 48 96.5 4 Justin Keys TAY SR 10 172-930 5.4 11 49 93.0 5 Robert Gibson MAR SR 12 201-1,103 5.5 10 71 91.9 PASSING AVG/ GAME Team Cl G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yards TD Long Avg/G 1 John Rhode SXU JR 10 246-436-13 .564 3,038 24 60 303.8 2 Nick Ferrer USF SO 12 223-358-5 .623 3,476 40 83 289.7 3 Hayden NorthernMAR SR 13 253-400-12 .632 3,591 28 63 276.2 4 Patrick Smith SAU JR 10 203-340-10 .597 2,461 19 80 246.1 5 Everett Pollard TAY FR 10 181-334-13 .542 2,360 29 63 236 PASS EFFICIENCY Team Cl G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yards TD Long Effic. 1 Nick Ferrer USF SO 12 223-358-5 .623 3,476 40 83 177.9 2 Nick Gilliam SHU SO 9 74-116-7 .638 1,014 11 51 156.4 3 Hayden Northern MAR SR 13 253-400-12 .632 3,591 28 63 155.8 4 Lucas Barner SHU SO 8 95-150-6 .633 1,297 6 79 141.2 5 Everett Pollard TAY FR 10 181-334-13 .542 2,360 29 63 134.4 RECEPTIONS/ GAME Team Cl G Rec. Yards TD Long Avg/C Avg/G Rec/G 1 Stephen Simms SXU SO 13 85 1,134 9 95 13.3 87.2 6.5 2 N. DeBenedetti SXU SR 13 82 990 9 64 12.1 76.2 6.3 3 Krishawn Hogan MAR SO 14 82 1,136 11 44 13.9 81.1 5.9 4 Corey Turner-CNC JR 11 63 684 7 43 10.9 62.2 5.7 5 Brad Connor-SAU JR 10 56 863 7 53 15.4 86.3 5.6 RECEIVE YDS/ GAME Team Cl G Rec. Yards TD Long Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 1 Krishawn Hogan MAR JR 14 101 1824 16 63 7.2 18.1 130.3 2 Brad Connor SAU JR 10 68 1119 12 80 6.8 16.5 111.9 3 Seth Coate USF JR 12 58 1225 18 83 4.8 21.1 102.1 4 Aaron Doriot SHU SR 10 60 963 10 73 6 16 96.3 5 Reggie Blackmon SHU SR 10 72 951 5 75 7.2 13.2 95.1 10 Cam Smith USF SR 12 45 923 9 79 3.8 20.5 76.9 TOTAL OFFENSE Team Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G ___ 1 John Rhode SXU JR 10 92 3,038 516 3,130 313.0 ___ 2 Hayden Northern MAR SR 13 52 3,591 429 3,643 280.2 ___ 3 Nick Ferrer USF SO 12 169 3,476 395 3,307 275.6 ___ 4 Everett Pollard TAY FR 10 243 2,360 409 2,603 260.3 ___ 5 Patrick Smith SAU JR 10 145 2,461 410 2,316 231.6 ___ SCORING Team Cl G TD FG XPT 2XP Pts Pts/G 1 Krishawn Hogan MAR JR 14 31 0 0 0 186 13.3 2 Matt Cotiguala SAU SR 10 0 23 28 0 97 9.7 3 Seth Coate USF JR 12 18 0 0 0 108 9.0 4 Matt Plesac MAR FR 14 0 14 74 0 116 8.3 5 Stephen Simms SXU JR 11 14 0 0 0 84 7.6 6 Ryan Nix USF JR 12 0 7 68 0 89 7.4 SCORING (TDs) Team Cl G TD Rush Pass Ret. PAT Pts Pts/G 1 Tevin Lake MAR SR 14 17 17 0 0 0 102 7.3 2 Cory Windle TIU SO 10 11 0 11 0 2 70 7.0 3 Brady Roland GVU SR 12 11 0 11 0 1 68 5.7 4 Randall Wells SXU JR 13 12 2 9 1 0 72 5.5 5 Derek Fulton GVU JR 12 11 10 1 0 0 66 5.5 SCORING (KICK) Team Cl G PATs FGs Pts Pts/G 1 Matt Cotiguala SAU SR 10 28-28 23-25 97 9.7 2 Matt Plesac MAR FR 14 74-78 14-15 116 8.3 3 Ryan Nix USF JR 12 68-76 7-Jul 89 7.4 4 Abdul Mahdi SXU SO 11 37-38 21-Dec 73 6.6 5 Brady Tanguay SHU FR 10 35-38 13-Oct 65 6.5 PUNT RETURN AVG Team Cl G No. Yards TD Long 1 Reggie Blackmon SHU SR 10 25 258 2 75 2 Jakhari Gore MAR SR 13 30 258 0 25 KICK RETURN AVG Team Cl G No. Yards TD Long 1 Stephen Simms SXU JR 11 25 681 1 90 2 KaRa Stewart LWB JR 9 26 622 1 97 3 Jordan Riley SHU FR 10 31 661 0 68 4 Blake Younkin MBU JR 9 28 527 0 36

Avg. 10.3 8.6 Avg. 27.2 23.9 21.3 18.8

ALL PURPOSE Team 1 Stephen Simms SXU 2 Krishawn Hogan MAR 3 Reggie Blackmon SHU 4 Brad Connor SAU 5 Montre Lee RMU 10 Justin Green USF

Cl JR JR SR JR JR FR

G 11 14 10 10 10 11

Rush 287 130 28 0 40 1062

Rcv 902 1824 951 1119 765 123

PR 106 0 258 37 80 0

KR YardsYards/G 681 1976 179.6 0 1954 139.6 0 1237 123.7 78 1234 123.4 308 1193 119.3 0 1185 107.7

PUNTING Team 1 Matt Cotiguala SAU 2 Ivan Strmic RMU 3 Tyler Hach MBU 4 John Kelly LWB 5 Ryan Giachetti STF 7 Josh Spitnale USF

Cl SR SO SO SO SR SO

G 10 9 10 8 11 12

No. 44 39 75 29 66 50

Yards 1905 1641 2936 1129 2462 1854

Long 76 67 54 55 63 54

Avg. 43.3 42.1 39.1 38.9 37.3 37.1

FIELD GOALS Team Cl G Made Att. Pct. Made/G 1 Matt Cotiguala SAU SR 10 23 25 92 2.3 2 Carter, J. TIU JR 9 11 15 73.3 1.22 3 Abdul Mahd SXU SO 11 12 21 57.1 1.09 4 Brady Tanguay SHU FR 10 10 13 76.9 1.00 Matt Plesac MAR FR 14 14 15 93.3 1.00 9 Ryan Nix USF JR 12 7 7 100 0.58 FIELD GOAL PCT Team Cl G Made Att. Long Pct. 1 Emerson Ueber USF SR 12 12 16 37 .750 2 Spencer Nolen SXU SR 11 13 22 50 .591 PAT KICKING PCT Team Cl G Made Att. Pct. 1 Brayden Bennett CNC JR 11 32 32 100 Matt Cotiguala SAU SR 10 28 28 100 Brian Franklin RMU JR 10 24 24 100 4 Abdul Mahdi SXU SO 11 37 38 97.4 5 Nick Paquet ONU JR 11 25 26 96.2 8 Ryan Nix USF JR 12 68 76 89.5 TACKLES (All positions) Team Cl G Pos. Solo Ast. Total Avg/G Sacks 1 Schussler, R. TIU JR 11 LB 62 90 152 13.8 0 2 Portillo, M. TIU SO 11 LB 54 91 145 13.2 0 3 Sebastian Swift ONU SO 11 LB 57 82 139 12.6 1 4 Andrew Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hara CNC FR 11 LB 45 76 121 11 6 5 Nick Holshoe CNC JR 11 DB 53 66 119 10.8 1 10 Piercen HarnishUSF FR 12 LB 50 58 108 9 2 SACKS Team Cl G Pos. Solo Ast. Yards Total Avg/G 1 Dwayne Beckford MAR SR 11 DE 8 7 57 17 1.55 2 Donnie Dulaney MAR SR 14 DE 4 6 37 10 0.71 3 Lucas Sparks USF JR 12 DE 6 4 73 10 0.83 4 Tim Smith STF JR 11 10 0 87 10 0.91 6 KarringtonThompson USF SR 12 DE 2 6 26 8 0.67 TACKLES FOR LOSS Team Cl G Pos. Solo Ast. Yards Total Avg/G 1 Tim Smith STF JR 11 19 4 114 21 1.91 2 Maleek Ross MBU SO 9 DE 18 6 85 21 2.33 3 Dwayne Beckford MAR SR 11 DE 11 11 67 16.5 1.5 4 Thomas Dexter ONU SR 11 DL 13 5 64 15.5 1.41 Jamal Graham STF SR 11 12 7 40 15.5 1.41 7 Lucas Sparks-USF JR 12 DE 10 7 92 13.5 1.12 PASSES DEFENDED Team Cl G BrUp Int. Total Avg/G 1 Trey Parker LWB JR 10 15 4 19 1.9 2 Matt Johnson SXU JR 11 15 3 18 1.64 3 Josh Woodard STF SO 9 9 5 14 1.56 4 Dovi Gamble TAY SO 10 12 3 15 1.5 5 Nick Holshoe CNC JR 11 6 9 15 1.36 15 Cale Tabler USF SR 12 7 4 11 0.92 INTERCEPTIONS Team 1 Nick Holshoe CNC 2 Josh Woodard STF 3 Matthew MarstonSAU 4 Spencer CowherdUSF 5 Trey Parker LWB Joe Marconi SAU Darius Price SHU 10 Cale Tabler USF

Cl JR SO SR SO JR JR SO SR

FUMBLES FORCED Team 1 Mitch Negangard SAU 2 Maleek Ross MBU 3 M. Calandriello STF 4 Lucas Limberg ONU 5 Darius Price SHU Calvin Brayboy STF FUMBLES RECOVERED Team 1 Ryan Johnson STF Harrison Hale SAU Nathaniel WurmbMBU Deion Carter RMU 5 Chris Keitel SAU

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G 11 9 10 12 10 10 10 12

No. 9 5 5 5 4 4 4 4

Yards 46 53 3 147 110 30 30 96

TD 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 2

Long 16 32 3 64 38 19 17 40

Cl JR SO JR SR SO SR

G 8 9 10 11 10 10

No. 5 5 4 4 3 3

Avg/G 0.62 0.56 0.4 0.36 0.3 0.3

Cl SO JR SO JR JR

G 10 10 10 10 9

No. 3 3 3 3 2

Avg/G 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.22

Avg/G 0.82 0.56 0.50 0.42 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.33

Team and Player Recognition All-Americans and All Conference (Records and Tradition) All-Americans 2015

Gus Hancock, Sr. - AFCA, 1st Team OL

2014 None

2013

Cam Edwards, Sr. – AFCA, 1st Team OL; Beyond Sports Network, 1st Team Kollin Carman, Sr. – AFCA, 2nd Team, punter; BSN, 1st Team Kory Stamps, Jr. – AFCA, 2nd Team, DB; BSN, 2nd Team Keith Harris, Jr. – BSN, 3rd Team Cam Smith, So. – BSN, HM

2012

Taylor Brown, Jr. – AFCA, 1st Team DB; BCSN, HM Kollin Carman, Jr. – BCSN Special Teams Player of the Year Austin Coleman, Sr. – BCSN Athlete, 2nd Team; KOR, 3rd Team

2011

Austin Coleman – BCSN, 1st Team KR Corey Cronk – AFCA, 1st Team OL; BCSN, 3rd Team Brody Kalbaugh – BCSN, 1st Team LB

2010

Corey Cronk – AFCA, 1st Team OL; VSN (2) Aaron Knight – VSN, 2nd Team Return Specialist Bryan Hardister – VSN DL (HM) Devron Robinson – VSN LB (HM)

2009

Daniel Carter – AFCA, 1st Team; CFSN – RB (2) Brendan Carragher – CFSN – OL (HM) Donavon Evans – CSFN – DB (HM) Carl Thomas – CFSN – LB (HM) Stephen Whited – CFSN – DE (HM)

2008

Tim Farrell – AFCA, CFSN, 1st Team Paul Carter III – CFSN, 1st Team Daniel Carter – CFSN, 1st Team Derek Bryant – CFSN, HM Carl Thomas – CFSN, HM Stephen Whited – CFSN, HM

2007

Brian Smiley – VSN, 1st Team Tim Farrell – VSN, 2nd Team Paul Carter III – VSN, 2nd Team Josh Ekovich – VSN, HM Daniel Carter – VSN, HM Carl Thomas – VSN, HM

2006

Brian Kurtz – NAIA Rawlings Player of the Year; AFCA All-American; Victory Sports Network Defensive Player of the Year; Don Hansen Football Gazette 1st Team Defense Josh Ekovich – Don Hansen Football Gazette All-America 1st Team Offense; VSN HM Offense John Wolf – VSN 1st Team Offense William Knepper – VSN 2nd Team Defense Clint Bontempo – VSN 2nd Team Defense; DH Football Gazette 3rd Team Defense Zach Rainey – VSN HM Daniel Carter – DH Football Gazette HM Tim Farrell – DH Football Gazette HM Note: 1st year AFCA select NAIA All-America Team; only 1 selection per team, no 2nd team or honorable mention

2005

Nick Krinn – 1st Team NAIA, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net Jarod Leasure – 1st Team NAIA, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net Brian Kurtz – 1st Team NAIA, 1st Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net, 1st Team Football Gazette Jamie Holman – 1st Team NAIA, 1st Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net , 3rd Team Football Gazette William Knepper – 1st Team NAIA, 1st Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net , 3rd Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net Adam Jacobowitz – 2nd Team NAIA, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net Cory Jacquay – 2nd Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net, HM NAIA Chris Bramell – 3rd Team NAIA FOOTBALL.net, HM NAIA, HM Football Gazette Clarence Ellington – 3rd Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net, HM NAIA, HM Football Gazette Cam Smith – 2nd Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net, HM NAIA Andy Papagiannis – 3rd Team NAIA FOOTBALL.net, 3rd Team Football Gazette Michael Ledo – 4th Team NAIA FOOTBALL.net, HM Football Gazette K.J. Johnson – HM Football Gazette, HM NAIAFOOTBALL.net

2004

Cory Jacquay – NAIA Rawlings Player of the Year, Football Gazette Offensive Back of the Year, 1st Team NAIA; 1st Team, NAIA

FOOTBALL.NET Nick Krinn – 1st Team, NAIA; 1st Team NAIAFOOTBALL.NET; 1st Team, Football Gazette Jamie Holman – 1st Team NAIA Chris Van Horn – 1st Team NAIA; Football Gazette Defensive Lineman of the Year; 1st Team, NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Curt Garwood – HM NAIA; 2nd Team, Football Gazette; 2nd Team, NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Jarod Leasure – HM NAIA; 3rd Team, Football Gazette; HM, NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Adam Jacobowitz – HM NAIA; 2nd Team, Football Gazette Chris Bramell – HM NAIA; 2nd Team, NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Adam Sherman – Rimington Award, Center of the Year; 1st Team, Football Gazette; 2nd Team, NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Brian Kurtz – 2nd Team, NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Marty Starks – 4th Team, NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Eric Hooks – 2nd Team, Football Gazette AP Michael Ledo – HM NAIAFOOTBALL.NET

2003

Alan Ganaway – 1st Team NAIA, 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net Nick Krinn – 2nd Team NAIA, 1st Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net, 3rd Team Football Gazette Adam Sherman – 2nd Team Football Gazette Chris Bramell – Honorable Mention Football Gazette Michael Ledo – 2nd Team NAIAFOOTBALL.net, Honorable Mention Football Gazette Matt Pettiford – Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention NAIAFOOTBALL.net Chris Bramell – Honorable Mention NAIAFOOTBALL.net Jamie Holman – Honorable Mention NAIAFOOTBALL.net Ben Rogers – Honorable Mention NAIAFOOTBALL.net Greg Seiss – Honorable Mention NAIAFOOTBALL.net

2002

James Bettcher – Honorable Mention NAIA, 3rd Team Football Gazette Luther Stroder – Honorable Mention NAIA, 3rd Team Football Gazette Luke Foster – Honorable Mention NAIA, 3rd Team Football Gazette Antoine Taylor – Honorable Mention Football Gazette

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Michael Ledo – Honorable Mention Football Gazette Dan Ebey – Honorable Mention Football Gazette

2001

Scotty Payne – 1st Team NAIA, 2nd Team Football Gazette Ben Platz – Honorable Mention NAIA, HM Football Gazette Luther Stroder – Honorable Mention NAIA, HM Football Gazette Jason Coriano – Honorable Mention NAIA, 3rd Team Football Gazette Will Barnes – Honorable Mention NAIA, HM Football Gazette Virgal Johnson – 3rd Team Football Gazette Mike Wessel – HM Football Gazette Jeremy Hibbeln – HM Football Gazette James Bettcher – HM Football Gazette

2000

Jeremy Dutcher – 1st Team NAIA, Football Gazette Will Barnes – Honorable Mention NAIA, Football Gazette Jason Coriano - Honorable Mention NAIA, Football Gazette Jeremy Hibbeln – Honorable Mention NAIA, 3rd Team Football Gazette

1999

Jeremy Dutcher – 2nd Team NAIA, Football Gazette

1998

Jeremy Dutcher – Football Gazette

Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America 2015

Zach Minardo, Jr. - OL, 1st Team; District,1st Team

2014

Joey Dynako, Sr. – DE, 1st Team; District, 1st Team Antoin Campbell, Sr. – RB, District, 1st Team Kegan Morris, Sr. – OL, District, 1st Team

2013

Matt Carden, Sr. – DL, 1st Team; District, 1st Team Brett Guenther, Sr. – OL, 1st Team; District, 1st Team

2012

Brice Darling, Sr. – OL, 1st Team; District, 1st Team Lance Carey, Sr. – DL, 2nd Team;

District, 1st Team Matt Carden, So. – DL, 2nd Team; District, 1st Team Joe Torres, Jr. – LB, District, 3rd Team

2011

Derek Atwood – RB, 1st Team; District 1st Team Eli Alafogianis – OL, District, 1st Team Brice Darling – OL, District, 1st Team

2007

Jeff Wedding – QB, District, 2nd Team

2003

Tyler Lockridge, DL, District, 2nd Team Cory Jacquay – RB, District, 3rd Team

NAIA Daktronics Scholar Athletes / MSFA All-Academic 2015

Drake DeMuyt, Jr. – OL (NAIA, MSFA) Zachary Haydock, Sr. – RB (NAIA, MSFA) Dimitrius Kaplanis, Sr. – DL (NAIA, MSFA) Zachary Minardo, Jr. – OL (NAIA, MSFA) Ryan Nix, Jr. – K (NAIA, MSFA) Seth Coate, Jr. – WR (MSFA) Gus Hancock, Sr. – OL (MSFA) Andrew Hunt, Jr. – LB (MSFA) Shawn Ryan, Jr. – OL (MSFA) Lucas Sparks, Jr. – DE (MSFA) Cale Tabler, Sr. – DB (MSFA)

2014

Antoin Campbell, Sr. – RB (NAIA, MSFA) Joey Dynako, Sr. – DE (NAIA, MSFA) Wesley Hunsucker, Sr. – QB (NAIA, MSFA) Micah Noble, Sr. – DB (NAIA, MSFA) Stanton Wilhite, Sr. – DB (MSFA) Koree Terrell, Sr. – LB (MSFA) Michael Brevard, Sr. – LB (MSFA) Gus Hancock, Jr. – OL (MSFA) Cody Appenzeller, Jr. – RB (MSFA) Sean Alford, Sr. – C (MSFA) Reilly Flynn, Jr. – OL (MSFA)

2013

Matt Carden, Sr. – DL (NAIA, MSFA) Brett Guenther, Sr. – OL (NAIA, MSFA) Devon Rush, Sr. – LB (NAIA, MSFA) Joe Torres, Sr. – LB (NAIA, MSFA) Jake Allen, Sr. – DE (MSFA) Antoin Campbell, Jr. – RB (NAIA, MSFA) Joey Dynako, Jr. – DL (NAIA, MSFA) Wesley Hunsucker, Jr. – QB (NAIA, MSFA) Micah Noble, Jr. – LB (NAIA, MSFA) Josh Miller, Sr. – QB (MSFA) Ethan Chappell, Sr. – LB (MSFA) Sean Alford, Jr. – OL (MSFA) Kegan Morris, Jr. – OL (MSFA) Mike Brevard, Jr. – LB (MSFA)

Lance Carey, Sr. – DL (NAIA, MSFA) Matt Carden, Jr. – DL (NAIA, MSFA) Brice Darling, Sr. – OL (NAIA, MSFA) Rex Drabenstot, Sr. – DE (NAIA, MSFA) Anthony Moore, Sr. – DE (NAIA, MSFA) B.J. Moore, Sr. – RB (NAIA, MSFA) Devon Rush, Jr. – LB (NAIA, MSFA) Joe Torres, Jr. – LB (NAIA, MSFA) Jake Allen, Jr. – DE (MSFA) Justin Juarez, Jr. – LB (MSFA)

Bret Winegardner – DB (NAIA / MSFA) Cody Capps – LB (MSFA) Ryan Kauchak – TE (MSFA) Tommy Oliver – OL (MSFA) Brian Gagle – DB (MSFA) Joe Piwoszkin – DL (MSFA) Wesley Renschler – OL (MSFA) Luke Lichtensteiger – OL (MSFA) Chris Schmitt – LB (MSFA) Doug Wasylk – RB (MSFA) Dustin Westafer – LB (MSFA)

2011

2006

2012

Eli Alafogianis – OL (NAIA, MSFA) Derek Atwood – RB (NAIA, MSFA) Lance Carey – DL (NAIA, MSFA) Brice Darling – OL (NAIA, MSFA) Bradley Whitaker – LB (NAIA, MSFA) Nick Alles – TE (MSFA) Rex Drabenstot – DE (MSFA) Koby Frye – WB (MSFA) Drew McCool-Solis – OL (MSFA) Anthony Moore – DE (MSFA) Derek Shire – DE (MSFA)

2010

Jared Clodfelter – WR (NAIA, MSFA) Ben Clifford – TE (NAIA, MSFA) Bo Frye – RB (NAIA, MSFA) Jon Lehman – DE (NAIA), MSFA) Shaine Tierney – QB (MSFA) Taylor Vieck – WB (MSFA) Jordan Wise – S (MSFA) Ross Bauman – DB (MSFA)

2009

Brandon Carragher – C (NAIA, MSFA) Jared Clodfelter – WR (NAIA, MSFA) Adam Greene – LB (NAIA, MSFA) Ryan Kauchak – OL (NAIA, MSFA) Carl Thomas – LB (NAIA, MSFA) Justin Vela – OL (NAIA, MSFA) Daniel Carter – RB (MSFA) Ben Clifford – TE (MSFA) Bo Frye – RB (MSFA) Knicholas Middleton – DB (MSFA) Justin Milcarek – DB (MSFA) Shaine Tierney – QB (MSFA)

2008

Cody Capps – LB (NAIA / MSFA) Mickey Cassidy – WR (NAIA / MSFA) Jared Clodfelter – WR (NAIA / MSFA) Ryan Kauchak – OL (NAIA / MSFA) Tom Oliver – OL (NAIA / MSFA) Joe Piwoszkin – DL (NAIA / MSFA) Carl Thomas – LB (NAIA / MSFA) Steve Vaught – LB (NAIA / MSFA) Jeff Wedding – QB (NAIA / MSFA) Tim Farrell – DE (MSFA) Brian Gagle – DB (MSFA) Adam Greene – LB (MSFA) Knick Middleton – DB (MSFA) Justin Milcarek – DB (MSFA) Kyle Miller – RB (MSFA) Justin Vela – OL (MSFA) Doug Wasylk – RB (MSFA)

2007

Mickey Cassidy – WR (NAIA / MSFA) Steve Vaught – LB (NAIA / MSFA) Jeff Wedding – QB (NAIA / MSFA)

Derrick Alderman – RB (NAIA / MSFA) Clint Bontempo – P (NAIA) Josh Hoeppner – DB (NAIA) Brian Kurtz – LB (MSFA) Chris Schmitt – LB (MSFA) Cody Van Deursen – LB (MSFA)

2005

Derrick Alderman – RB (NAIA / MSFA) Cory Jacquay – RB (NAIA / MSFA) Andy Papagiannis – WR (NAIA / MSFA) Eric Wagoner – DE (MSFA) Nick Krinn – OT (MSFA) Chris Bramell – QB (MSFA) Cody VanDeursen – OLB (MSFA)

2004

Andy Papagiannis – WR (NAIA / MSFA) Tim Egbert – RB (NAIA / MSFA) Cory Jacquay – RB (NAIA / MSFA) Nick Krinn – OL (MSFA) Chris Bramell – QB (MSFA) Joe Didier – LB (MSFA) Anthony Shefferly – LB (MSFA) Clint Bontempo – K (NAIA)

2003

Tim Egbert – RB (NAIA / MSFA) Tyler Lockridge – DE (NAIA / MSFA) Doug O’Neal – LB (NAIA / MSFA) Chris Bramell – QB (MSFA) Joe Didier – LB (MSFA) Shane Elmore – OL (MSFA) Lewis Fuller – WR (MSFA) Andrew Hedegard – DL (MSFA)

2002

James Bettcher – OL (NAIA / MSFA) Brian Anthony – DL (NAIA / MSFA) Nick Yack – LB (NAIA / MSFA) Rick Kloth – OL (NAIA / MSFA) Tyler Lockridge – DL (NAIA / MSFA) Doug O’Neal – LB (MSFA)

2001

Matt Luke – TE (NAIA / MSFA) James Bettcher – OL (NAIA / MSFA) Trent Schott – OL (NAIA / MSFA) Rick Kloth – OL (NAIA / MSFA) Eric Johnson – FB (MSFA) Eric Vechera – CB (MSFA) Barney Eureste – DB (MSFA) Ryan Mikel – WR (MSFA) Nick Yack – LB (MSFA)

2000

James Bettcher – OL (NAIA / MSFA) Matt Luke – TE (NAIA / MSFA) Barney Eureste – DB (MSFA)

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Eric Johnson – FB (MSFA) Joe Klimaski – K (MSFA) Ryan Mikel – WR (MSFA)

1999

Chad Rose – DE (NAIA / MSFA)

All Mid-States Football Association Selections 2015

1st — 13; 2nd — 3; HM — 3 (19) Gus Hancock, Sr. – OL (1) Cam Smith, Sr. – WR (1) Cale Tabler, Sr. – DB (1) Keegan Bruner, Jr. – OL (1) Seth Coate, Jr. – WR (1) Zach Minardo, Jr. – OL (1) Ryan Nix, Jr. – K (1) Lucas Sparks, Jr. – DE (1) Karrington Thompson, Jr. – DE (1) Spencer Cowherd, So. – CB (1) Nick Ferrer, So. – QB (1) Piercen Harnish, Fr. – LB (1) Brian Gegner, Jr. – OL (2) Jalen McIntyre, So. – DB (2) Alex Woods, So. – OL (2) Jeffrey Jones, Sr. – DL (HM) Na’Shawn Lewis, Jr. – DB (HM) Seth Stuart, Sr. – WB (HM)

2014

1st — 6; 2nd — 4; HM — 3 (13) Kory Stamps, Sr. – DB (1) Wesley Hunsucker, Sr. – QB (1) Jesse Boley, Sr. – C (1) Zach Bruce, Sr. – DE (1) Kyle Mathewson, Sr. – LB (1) Cam Smith, Jr. – WR (1) Antoin Campbell, Sr. – RB (2) Kegan Morris, Sr. – OL (2) Joey Dynako, Sr. – DE (2) Cale Tabler, Jr. – DB (2) Steve Kiermaier, Jr. – LB (HM) Akeim Kelsaw, Jr. – WR (HM) Karrington Thompson, Jr. – DE (HM)

2013

1st—9; 2nd—5; HM—3 (17) Cam Edwards, Sr. – OL (1) Zach Greiner, Sr. – OL (1) Emerson Ueber, Sr. – PK (1) Zach Bruce, Jr. – DE (1) Matt Carden, Sr. – DL (1) Devon Rush, Sr. – ILB (1) Keith Harris, Jr. – ILB (1) Kollin Carman, Sr. – Punter (1) Kory Stamps, Jr. – DB (1) David Yoder, Sr. – QB (2) Kegan Morris, Jr. – OL (2) Kyle Mathewson, Jr. – LB (2) Erick Humphrey, Sr. – DB (2) Taylor Brown, Sr. – DB (2) Josh Miller, Sr. – QB (HM) Aaron Knight, Sr. – WR (HM) Jake Allen, Sr. – DL (HM)

2012

1st—8; 2nd—8; HM—4 (20) Taylor Brown, So. – DB (1) Kollin Carman, Jr. – Punter (1)

Austin Coleman, Sr. – WR (1), RS (1) Antoin Campbell, So. – TB (1) Brice Darling, Sr. – OL (1) Cam Edwards, Jr. – OL (1) Kory Stamps, Jr. – DB (1) Zach Bruce, So. – DE (2) Lance Carey, Sr. – DL (2) Zach Greiner, Jr. – OL (2) Justin Juarez, Jr. – LB (2) Brody Kalbaugh, Sr. – LB (2) Kegan Morris, So. – OL (2) Devon Rush, Jr. – LB (2) Matt Smith, Sr. – DL (2) Akeim Kelsaw, Fr. – WR (HM) Aaron Knight, Jr. – WR (HM) Josh Miller, Jr. – QB (HM) David Yoder, Jr. – QB (HM)

2011

1st—6; 2nd—4; HM—2 (12) Ross Bauman – DB (1) Kollin Carman – Punter (1) Austin Coleman – WR (1) Corey Cronk – OL (1) Antoin Campbell – TB (1) Erick Humphrey – DB (1) Eli Alafogianis – OL (2) Koby Frye – WB (2) Aaron Knight – WR (2) Wyatt Tuggle – C (2) Brody Kalbaugh – LB (HM) Bryce Thornton – WR (HM)

2010

1st—5; 2nd—4; HM—8 (17) Corey Cronk – OL (1) Anthony Moore – DE (1) Bryan Hardister – DL (1) Devron Robinson – LB (1) Ross Bauman – LB (1) Jeremy Mayes – OL (2) Wyatt Tuggle – C (2) Frank Wolfe – RB (2) Jordan Wise – DB (2) Jared Clodfelter – WR (HM) Austin Coleman – WR (HM) Quinn Doan – LB (HM) Antoine Galloway – DB (HM) Allen Richardson – DB (HM) Shaine Tierney – QB (HM) Derek VandenBosch – DB (HM) Taylor Vieck – WB (HM)

2009

1st—6; 2nd—3; HM—2 (11) Brendan Carragher – C (1) Daniel Carter – RB (1) Donavon Evans – DB (1) Ryan Kauchak – OL (1) Carl Thomas – LB (1) Stephen Whited – DE (1) Troy Hudson – DB (2) Brian Schultz – WR (2) Justin Vela – OL (2) Travis Craven – DE (HM) Jarrell Hunter – DB (HM)

2008

1st—13; 2nd—7; HM—0 (20) Daniel Carter – RB (1), MSFA MEL Player of the Year Derek Bryant – OL (1) Brendan Carragher – OL (1) Jarod Clodfelter – WR (1) Ryan Kauchak – OL (1) Rhys Barnhart – K (1) Cody Capps – LB (1) Paul Carter – DB (1) Donavon Evans – DB (1) Tim Farrell – DE (1) Joe Piwoszkin – DL (1) Carl Thomas – LB (1) Stephen Whited – DE (1) Corey Cronk – OL (2) Brian Schultz – WR (2) Justin Vela – OL (2) Jeremiah Wood – TE (2) Mark Drobac – LB (2) Jarrell Hunter – LB (2) Sam Miles – DB (2)

2007

1st—9; 2nd—4; HM—1 (14) Daniel Carter – RB (1); Return Specialist (1) Paul Carter III – DB (1) Josh Ekovich – OL (1) Donavon Evans – DB (1) Tim Farrell – DE (1) Brian Smiley – OL (1) Carl Thomas – ILB (1) Bo Thompson – WR (1) Cody Capps – OLB (2) William Knepper – DL (2) Vincent Price – DE (2) Zach Rainey – WR (2) Jeff Wedding – QB (HM)

2006

1st—7; 2nd—4; HM—1 (12) Brian Kurtz – LB (1) William Knepper – DL (1) Tim Farrell – DE (1) John Wolf – OL (1) Josh Ekovich – OL (1) Brian Smiley – OL (1) Zach Rainey – WR (1) Derrick Alderman – RB (2) Eric Hooks – QB (2) Cody Van Deursen – LB (2) Doug Wasylk – RB (2) Bo Thompson – WR (HM)

2005

1st—12; 2nd—0; HM—0 (12) Chris Bramell – QB (1) MSFA MEL Player of the Year Cory Jacquay – RB (1) Michael Ledo – FB (1) Nick Krinn – OL (1) Jarod Leasure – OL (1) Adam Jacobowitz – OL (1) Andy Papagiannis – WR (1)

Jamie Holman – DB (1) Clarence Ellington – DB (1) Brian Kurtz – LB (1) Keidron Johnson – LB (1) William Knepper – DL (1)

2004

1st—14; 2nd—1; HM—1 (16) Cory Jacquay – RB (1) MSFA Player of the Year Chris Bramell – QB (1) Curt Garwood – TE (1) Jamie Holman – DB (1) Nick Krinn – OL (1) Michael Ledo – RB (1) Matt Pettiford – DL (1) Randall Guzman – DL (1) Jarod Leasure – OL (1) Adam Sherman – OL (1) Chris VanHorn – DE (1) Adam Jacobowitz – OL (1) Marty Starks – LB (1) Brian Kurtz – LB (1) K.J. Johnson – DB (2) Sherman Flucas – DB (HM)

2003

1st—9; 2nd—5; HM—1 (15) Chris Bramell – QB (1) Alan Ganaway – DB (1) Jamie Holman – DB (1) Cory Jacquay – Return Specialist (1), RB (HM) Nick Krinn – OL (1) Michael Ledo – RB (1) Matt Pettiford – DL (1) Ben Rogers – LB (1) Greg Seiss – WR (1) Curt Garwood – TE (2) Tyler Lockridge – DE (2) Adam Sherman – OL (2) Luther Stroder – RB (2) Chris VanHorn – DE (2)

2002

1st—5; 2nd—9; HM—6 (20) James Bettcher – OL (1) Dan Ebey – LB (1) Luke Foster – DL (1) Luther Stroder – RB (1) Josh Orth – PK (1) Adam Jacobowitz – OL (2) Cory Jacquay – SB (2) Michael Ledo – RB (2) Andy Papagiannis – WR (2) Ben Rogers – LB (2) Adam Sherman – C (2) Antwayn Spender – DB (2) Antoine Taylor – QB (2) Nick Yack – LB (2) Sultan Abdullah – FB (HM) Sherman Flucas – DB (HM) Curt Garwood – TE (HM) Nick Krinn – OL (HM) Shaton Merritt – DB (HM) Matt Pettiford – DL (HM)

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2001

1st—9; 2nd—5; HM—2 (16) Will Barnes – S (1) James Bettcher – OL (1) Jason Coriano – LB (1) Virgal Johnson – DE (1) Scotty Payne – DB (1) Ben Platz – OL (1) Trent Schott – OL (1) Luther Stroder – RB (1) Mike Wessel – DL (1) John Bengal – LB (2) Jeremy Hibbeln – QB (2) Chad Highley – WR (2) Eric Johnson – FB (2) Matt Luke – TE (2) Dan Ebey – LB (HM) Justin Faires – DB (HM)

2000

1st—8; 2nd—4; HM—4 (16) Jeremy Dutcher – WR (1) MSFA Player of the Year Will Barnes – S (1) Jason Coriano – LB (1) Jeremy Hibbeln – QB (1) Alphonso James – WB (1) Eric Johnson – FB (1) Trent Schott – OL (1) Mike Wessel – DL (1) James Bettcher – OL (2) Justin Faires – DB (2) Virgal Johnson – DL (2) Ben Platz – OL (2) Tyler Lockridge – DE (HM) Matt Luke – TE (HM) Scott Payne – DB (HM) Joe Snares – LB (HM)

1999

1st – 4; 2nd – 3; HM – 3 (10) Will Barnes – DB (1) Jeremy Dutcher – WR (1) Alfred Fertil – DL (1) Jeremy Hibbeln – QB (1) Jason Coriano – LB (2) Ben Platz – OL (2) Trent Schott – OL (2) John Bengal – LB (HM) Luke Foster – DE (HM) Scott Payne – DB (HM)

1998

1st—2; 2nd—3; HM—2 (7) Jeremy Dutcher - WR (1) Kiante Lindsay - RB (1) Jason Coriano – LB (2) Alfred Fertil – DL (2) Ben Platz – OL (2) Jeremy Hibbeln – QB (HM) Rick Newman – LB (HM)

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RECORDS TM

Team Records

Rushing Yards Game: 508 vs. Tiffin (2003) Season: 3,962 - (2004) Passing Yards Game: 538 vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 3,633 - (2000) Total Offense (Yards) Game: 797 vs. William Penn (2007) Season: 6,707 - (2004) Total Touchdowns Game: 12 vs. Iowa Wesleyan (2000) Season: 80 - (2004) Passing Touchdowns Game: 6 vs. Geneva (1999) 6 vs. Walsh (2000) 6 vs. Lambuth (2000) Season: 41 - (2000) Rushing Touchdowns Game: 9 vs. Urbana (2002) 9 @ Iowa Wesleyan (2010) Season: 53 - (2004) First Downs Game: 34 @ Iowa Wesleyan (2010) 33 vs. Urbana (1999) 33 vs. Walsh (2000) Season: 352 – (2004) Rushing Attempts Game: 60 vs. Urbana (1999) Season: 704 - (2005) Passing Attempts Game: 53 @ St. Xavier (11/27/2010) 52 vs. Lambuth (2000) Season: 441 - (2006) Passing Completions Game: 37 vs. Lambuth (2000) Season: 250 - (2006) Interceptions Thrown Game: 4 at Campbellsville (2001) Season: 29 - (2001) Most Rushing Yards Allowed Game: 398 @ #1 Cumberlands 11/30/13* 358 vs. McKendree (1999) Season: 2,231 - (1998) Most Total Yards Allowed Game: 632 @ St. Xavier (11/27/2010) 625 vs. Tri-State (1998) Season: 4,664 - (1998) Longest Winning Streak 13 games, 2004, 2005, 2006 –1st 13 of season each year Longest Losing Streak 7 games, (1998) Consecutive wins – regular season 54 - Nov. 10, 2001 to Sept. 29, 2007 (@ #6 Ohio Dominican 30, #2 USF 20) Consecutive wins (Home) – overall season 56 – Nov. 3, 2001 to Nov. 7, 2009 (#6 St. Xavier 36, #4 USF 24) Consecutive wins (Road) – regular season 32 – Sept. 30, 2000 to 9-29-07 (@ #6 Ohio Dominican 30, #2 USF 20) Most Interceptions Received Game: 5 at Walsh (2004) Season: 27 - (2000) 27 - (2001) Sacks Game: 7 @ Malone (2003) 7 @ William Penn (2003) Season: 45 (2006)

Coaching Records

Sack Yds Game: 75 @ William Penn (2003) Season: 295 (2003) Field Goals Game: 3 @ Bethel (TN) (2007) 3 vs. Baker (KS) 11-17-12 3 @ USF (IL) 10-19-13 3 vs. Grand View (IA) 9-27-14 Season: 12 - (2013) Field Goal Attempts Game: 3 @ Bethel (TN) 11-24-07 Season: 7 - (2009 Punts Game: 10 vs. Georgetown (1999) Season: 53 - (2000) Punting Average Game: 51.0 vs. Tri-State (1999) Season: 44.1 - (2009) Most Points Scored Game: 84 vs. Iowa Wesleyan (2000) Season: 563 - (2015) Average: 46.9 - (2015) 40.3 - (2003) Fewest Points Scored Game: 0 vs. Georgetown (1999) 0 at Georgetown (2002) Season: 341 - (1998) Fewest Points Given Up Game: 0 vs. Urbana 2002 0 at Iowa Wesleyan 2001 0 at Taylor 2004 0 vs. Taylor 2005 0 vs. Pikesville 2006 0 @ Taylor 2006 0 @ Seton Hill 2006 0 St. Xavier 2006 0 Trinity International 2008 0 @ Quincy 2008 0 Ohio Dominican 2008 0 Iowa Wesleyan 2009 0 Concordia 2011 0 Taylor 2012 0 Concordia 2013 0 Taylor 2014 Season: 147 (2004) Most Points Given Up Game: 71 vs. Tri-State (1998) Season: 399 - (1998) Fewest Yards Rushing Allowed Game: -10 at Iowa Wesleyan (2002) Season: 1,390 (2003) Fewest Yards Passing Allowed Game: 0 vs. Walsh (2004) Season: 1,734 - (1999) Fewest Total Yards Allowed Game: 57 vs. Walsh (2004) Season: 3,382 (2003) Most Passing Yards Allowed Game: 570 @ St. Xavier (11/27/2010) 438 @ Missouri Science & Technology (2009) Season: 2,805 – (2010) 2,454 - (2000) Largest Margin of Victory Game: 75 points – USF 84, Iowa Wesleyan 9 (2000) Largest Margin of Defeat Game: 44 points – Tri-State 71, USF 27 (1998)

Years 1998-14

Coach Kevin Donley

MSFA Mideast League Years 1998-14

Coach Kevin Donley

YRS 17

W 164

L 42

PCT .796

YRS 17

W 89

L 16

PCT .848

All-Time USF Series Records (1998-2015) OPPONENT Baker (KS) Bethel (TN) Butler (IN) Campbellsville (KY) Carroll (MT) Central State (OH) Concordia (MI) U. of Cumberlands (KY) Faulkner (AL) Geneva (PA) Georgetown (KY) Grand View (IA) Hastings (NB) Indiana State Iowa Wesleyan Lindenwood-Belleville (IL) Malone (OH) Marian (IN) McKendree (IL) Missouri Baptist Missouri Science & Tech Missouri State Montana Tech Morningside (IA) Ohio Dominican Olivet Nazarene (IL) Pikeville (KY) Quincy (IL) Reinhardt (GA) Robert Morris (IL) Saint Ambrose (IL) St. Francis (IL) Saint Xavier (IL) Seton Hill (PA) Siena Heights (MI) Sioux Falls (SD) Taylor (IN) Texas College Tiffin (OH) Tri-State (IN) Trinity International (IL) Union (KY) Urbana (OH) Valparaiso (IN) Walsh (OH) William Penn (IA) Wisconsin-Eau Claire Wisconsin-LaCrosse Wisconsin-River Falls Wisconsin-Stevens Point

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FIRST MEETING 2012 2006 2000 2001 2003 2011 2011 2008 2013 1998 1999 2013 2004 2005 1998 2012 1998 2007 1999 2014 2009 2011 2015 2004 2004 1998 2005 2002 2015 2013 2003 2013 1998 2006 2012 2006 1998 2012 1998 1998 1999 2008 1998 1999 1998 2002 2005 2001 2006 2012

LAST MEETING 2012 2007 2004 2001 2007 2011 2015 2013 2013 2006 2011 2014 2004 2005 2010 2015 2011 2015 2011 2015 2010 2011 2015 2005 2008 2015 2007 2011 2015 2015 2014 2014 2014 2006 2015 2008 2015 2012 2003 2002 2015 2008 2008 2000 2011 2014 2005 2001 2006 2012

W-L 1-0 2-0 4-0 0-1 0-4 1-0 5-0 1-1 1-0 8-1 3-4 0-2 1-0 1-0 6-1 2-0 13-1 6-5 4-2 2-0 1-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 4-1 3-1 3-0 6-0( 1-0 2-1 9-1 2-0 8-5 1-0 3-1 0-2 13-2 1-0 5-1 3-2 5-0 1-0 11-0 1-1 14-1 6-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0

Individual Records - CAREER Rushing Years Player G Att-Yds YPC 2006-09 Daniel Carter 50 564-4,005 7.1 2002-05 Michael Ledo 50 626-3,905 6.2 2011-14 Antoin Campbell 37 604-3,155 5.2 2002-05 Cory Jacquay 53 462-2,833 6.1 2000-03 Luther Stroder 45 417-2,311 5.5 2008-10 Frank Wolfe III 38 342-1,957 5.7 2002-05 Chris Bramell 44 341-1,818 5.3 2005-08 Doug Wasylk 47 281-1,604 5.7 2003-06 Derrick Alderman 49 199-1,312 6.6 1998-01 Eric Johnson 34 231-1,294 5.6 1998-02 Tom Grasha 41 206-1,096 5.3 BG – Best game with most yards rushed Passing Years 1998-01 2002-05 2007-10 2005-08 2014-15 1998-02 2004-06 2012-13 2008-11 2011-14 2010-13

Player G Jeremy Hibbeln 43 Chris Bramell 44 Shaine Tierney 41 Jeff Wedding 40 Nick Ferrer 21 Antoine Taylor 38 Eric Hooks 41 David Yoder 23 Justin Boser 30 Wesley Hunsucker 30 Josh Miller 35

Receiving Years Player G 1998-00 Jeremy Dutcher 33 2012-15 Cam Smith 36 2002-05 Andy Papagiannis 53 2004-07 Zach Rainey 53 2010-13 Aaron Knight 48 2002-05 Cory Jacquay 53 2009-12 Austin Coleman 41 2003-07 Bo Thompson 44 2013-15 Seth Coate 34 2007-10 Jared Clodfelter 38 2000-03 Luther Stroder 45 2006-09 Brian Schultz 45 2002-04 Greg Seiss 38 2012-14 Akeim Kelsaw 35 2006-09 Daniel Carter 50 2009-11 Austin Coleman 29 2000-01 Chad Highley 21 1998, 2000 Kiante Lindsay 21 *Did not score at TD

Cmp-Att-Int Pct. 708-1,360-63 .521 517-1,099-26 .470 477- 712-20 .670 388- 708-19 .548 300- 510-11 .588 230- 462-21 .498 238- 443-14 .537 275- 479-13 .574 240- 413-18 .581 193- 349-11 .553 186- 309- 7 .602 Rec-Yds 225-4,297 153-2,706 143-2,160 132-2,109 180-2,052 127-1,944 118-1,907 100-1,874 101-,810 108-1,786 127-1,614 106-1,502 71-1,384 124-1,213 99-1,182 70-1,159 62-1,022 64- 984

Total Offense (By total yardage) Years Player GP Plays 1998-01 Jeremy Hibbeln 43 1,574 2002-05 Chris Bramell 44 1,275 2007-10 Shaine Tierney 41 951 2005-08 Jeff Wedding 40 868 2006-09 Daniel Carter 50 565 2002-05 Michael Ledo 50 626 1998-99, 01-02 Antoine Taylor 38 NA 2004-06 Eric Hooks 41 571 2008-11 Justin Boser 30 472 2002-05 Cory Jacquay 53 458 2000-03 Luther Stroder 45 416 Total Offense (by total yardage) 2004-06 Eric Hooks 41 2008-11 Justin Boser 30

TD 54 29 34 43 44 14 31 14 7 14 9

571 472

Lng 81 72 78 79 80 81 75 80 59 33 59

Yds 11,084 7,256 5,708 5,471 4,294 3,669 3,297 3,173 3,036 2,757 2,196

Avg./PC 19.1 17.7 15.1 16.0 11.4 15.3 16.2 18.7 17.9 16.5 12.7 14.2 19.5 9.8 11.9 16.6 16.5 15.4

YPG 80.1 78.1 85.3 53.4 51.4 51.5 41.3 34.1 26.8 38.1 26.1

TD 107 66 34 52 46 33 33 27 26 26 12

BG (Att-Yds-TD) 25-239-3 (2008) 18-209-1 (2005) 37-190-4 (2013) 18-144-3 (2004) 19-206-4 (2002) 26-161-0 (2010) 6-167-2 (2004) 11-171-2 (2006) 9-104-1 (2006)

Lng 91 86 91 95 83 90 80 75 75 84 63

YPG 257.8 164.9 139.2 136.8 204.5 96.6 80.4 138.0 101.2 139.9 62.7

Lng 88 84 58 65 75 83 72 80 83 91 57 88 72 41 95* 72 60 91

Avg. / G 130.2 42.4 42.4 39.8 42.8 36.7 46.5 42.6 53.2 47.0 35.9 33.4 36.4 34.7 24.1 40.0 48.7 46.9

TD 57 20 18 15 9 16 21 17 28 16 12 13 12 11 11 15 3 11

Rush Pass Total -328 11,084 10,756 1,818 7,256 9,074 918 5,708 6,626 577 5,471 6,048 4,005 0 4,005 3,905 0 3,905 262 3,669 3,931 534 3,297 3,831 -48 3,035 2,987 2,833 0 2,833 2,311 0 2,311 534 -48

3,297 3,035

3,831 2,987

Avg. / G 250.1 206.2 161.6 151.2 80.1 78.1 103.4 93.4 99.6 53.4 51.4 93.4 99.6

2002-05 2000-03

Cory Jacquay Luther Stroder

53 45

458 416

All-Purpose Yardage (by total yardage) Years Player GP Rushing 2006-09 Daniel Carter 50 4,005 2002-05 Cory Jacquay 53 2,833 1998-00 Jeremy Dutcher 33 16 2000-03 Luther Stroder 45 2,311 2002-05 Michael Ledo 50 3,905 2009-12 Austin Coleman 41 73 2011-14 Antoine Campbell 37 3,155 2002-05 Andy Papagiannis 53 0 2010-12 Aaron Knight 48 0 2008-11 Frank Wolfe III 38 1,960 2012-15 Cam Smith 36 0 1998, 00 Kiante Lindsay 21 849 2005-07 Doug Wasylk 37 1,432 2013-15 Seth Coate 34 0 Scoring Years 2006-09 2002-05 1998-00 2000-03 2006-08 2011-14 2007-09 2002-05 2011-13 2009-12 2013-15 2005-06 2007-10 1998-01 2012-15

Player GP Daniel Carter 50 Cory Jacquay 53 Jeremy Dutcher 33 Luther Stroder 45 Daniel Carter 40 Antoin Campbell 37 Rhys Barnhart 36 Michael Ledo 50 Emerson Ueber 36 Austin Coleman 41 Seth Coate 34 Cale Grzych 28 Shaine Tierney 41 Eric Johnson 43 Cam Smith 36

Tackles Years 2003-06 2003-05 1998-01 1998-01 2009-12

Player GP Brian Kurtz 51 Jamie Holman 50 Jason Coriano 44 Will Barnes 44 Brody Kalbaugh 36

Interceptions Years Player GP 2004-05; 2007-08 Paul Carter 51 1998-01 Scott Payne 37 2011-14 Kory Stamps 45 1998-01 Will Barnes 44 2002-05 Clarence Ellington 52 2002-03 Alan Ganaway 24 2012-15 Cale Tabler 45 Interceptions – Most Yards Years Player GP 2004-05; 2007-08 Paul Carter 51 1998-01 Scott Payne 37 1998-01 Will Barnes 44 2002-03 Alan Ganaway 24 2015-15 Cale Tabler 45 2011-14 Kory Stamps 45 2002-05 Clarence Ellington 52

TD 66 61 57 56 51 39 0 37 0 30 26 0 23 20 20

2,833 2,311 Receiving 1,182 1,944 4,297 1,614 880 1,907 364 2,160 2,052 51 2,706 984 323 1,810 1XP 0 0 0 0 0 0 176 0 137 0 0 131 0 0 0

FG 0 0 0 4 0 0 16 0 23 0 0 5 0 0 0

Solo 170 147 171 187 105

0 0 KOR 1,949 1,989 0 550 78 1,926 0 0 0 351 0 85 63 0

2,833 2,311

53.4 51.4

PR Yds / Av.-G 0 7,171 / 143.4 6 6,772 / 127.8 185 4,498 / 136.3 0 4,475 / 87.2 0 4,863 / 97.3 0 3,895 / 95.0 0 3,519 / 95.1 979 3,139 / 61.5 687 2,791 / 58.1 0 2,726 / 71.7 0 2,706/ 75.2 0 1,951 / 92.9 0 1,818 / 49.1 0 1,810/ 53.2

2XP 0 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Ast 223 223 166 135 167

Yds.

INTs

615 321 146 258 104 246 173

6 1 2 1 0 2 3

22 18 13 12 12 12 12

INTs

TDs

Yds.

22 18 12 12 13 13 12

6 1 1 2 3 2 0

615 321 258 246 173 146 104

Total 396 376 344 344 306 236 224 222 206 180 156 146 140 120 120

Av. / G 7.9 7.1 10.4 7.6 7.7 6.4 6.2 4.4 5.7 4.3 4.6 5.2 3.4 2.8 3.3

Total 393 370 337 322 272

Avg./G 7.7 7.4 7.7 7.3 7.6

SILVER HELMET AWARD WINNERS

The Silver Helmet Award is voted on by the USF coaching staff and is based on leadership, coachability and scholarship.

1998 - Micah Sanders QB 1999 - Matt Luke TE 2000 - Justin Faires DB 2001 - Trent Schott OL 2002 - James Bettcher OL 2003 - Tyler Lockridge DE 2004 - Joey Didier LB

2005 - Cam Smith Punter/QB 2006 - Eric Wagner DE 2007 - Brian Smiley OL 2008 - Jeff Wedding QB/ Mickey Cassidy WR/PR 2009 - Justin Vela OL 2010 - Shaine Tierney QB

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2011 - Koby Frye, WB 2012 - Lance Carey, DL 2013 - Matt Carden, DL; Devon Rush, OLB 2014 - Joey Dynako, DE 2015 - Cody Appenzeller

USF Scores Game-by-Game, Year-by-Year 1998 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 2-8 MSFA MEL 7th place 1-5 W 56 @ Saint Xavier 28 L 18 Taylor 40 L 24 @ Olivet Nazarene 28 L 30 +Malone 55 L 27 +@ Tri-State 71 L 41 +Walsh (2 OT) 44 L 34 +@ Geneva 45 L 15 +Tiffin 21 W 61 +@ Urbana 26 L 35 Iowa Wesleyan 41 1999 Coach: Kevin Donley (MSFA COY) Record: 8-3 MSFA MEL Champs 6-0 L 6 @ Valparaiso 35 W 42 Saint Xavier 38 L 21 McKendree 27 W 56 +Geneva 26 W 21 +@ Tiffin 14 W 35 +Urbana 12 W 54 Trinity 36 W 30 +@ Malone 14 W 61 +Tri-State 14 W 40 +@ Walsh 23 L 0 *@ Georgetown 38 2000 Coach: Kevin Donley (MSFA COY) Record: 10-2 MSFA MEL Champs 6-0 W 56 @ Butler 37 W 84 Iowa Wesleyan 9 W 34 Valparaiso 30 L 14 @ McKendree 28 W 21 +@ Geneva 20 W 42 +Tiffin 13 W 44 +@ Urbana 14 W 48 +Malone 10 W 21 +@ Tri-State 14 W 42 +Walsh 14 W 48 *Lambuth 33 L 19 **@ Georgetown 37 2001 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 9-2 MSFA MEL Tri-Champs 5-1 W 41 Butler 20 W 49 @ Iowa Wesleyan 9 W 20 Wis.-LaCrosse 12 W 23 McKendree 15 W 30 +Geneva 6 W 20 +@ Tiffin 14 W 42 +Urbana 38 W 58 +@ Malone 17 L 20 +Tri-State 27 W 30 +@ Walsh 12 L 21 @ *Campbellsville 42 2002 Coach: Kevin Donley (MSFA COY) Record: 11-1 MSFA MEL Champs 6-0 W 41 @ Tiffin 31 W 45 Iowa Wesleyan 20 W 49 @ William Penn 14 W 35 +@ Geneva 28 W 77 Quincy 21 W 70 +Urbana 0 W 35 +@ Taylor 20 W 33 +Malone 27 W 48 +@ Tri-State 28 W 40 +Walsh 29 W 34 *Saint Xavier 30 L 0 @ ** Georgetown 24

2003 Coach: Kevin Donley (MSFA COY) Record: 12-1 MSFA MEL Champs 6-0 W 48 Tiffin 31 W 49 @ William Penn 14 W 45 St. Ambrose 40 W 49 +Geneva 16 W 47 @ Butler 16 W 38 +@ Urbana 23 W 48 +Taylor 14 W 36 +@ Malone 14 W 34 +Quincy 13 W 41 +@ Walsh 24 W 34 *Georgetown 23 W 41 **St. Ambrose (IL) 14 L 14 ***@ Carroll (MT) 38

2007 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 11-2, MSFA MEL 6-1 W 71 William Penn (IA) W 55 @ Pikeville (KY) W 20 @ #15 St. Ambrose (IA) L 20 @ #6 Ohio Dominican W 57 Marian (OH) W 69 Taylor (IN) W 42 @ Walsh (OH) W 42 #31Urbana (OH) W 31 @ #18 Malone (OH) W 42 #6 Saint Xavier (IL) W 35 * #12 Lindenwood (MO) W 30 ** @ #4 Bethel (TN) L 7 ***#2 @ Carroll (MT)

2004 Coach: Kevin Donley (MSFA COY, NAIA COY) Record: 13-1, MSFA MEL Champs 7-0 W 55 +Ohio Dominican 3 W 33 @ McKendree 10 W 62 Iowa Wesleyan 8 W 30 @ Geneva 24 W 35 Butler 7 W 37 Urbana 20 W 46 @ Taylor 0 W 40 Malone 6 W 49 @ Quincy 13 W 42 Walsh 14 W 53 *Morningside 3 W 48 **Hastings 17 W 12 ***Georgetown 7 NAIA Championship L 13 Carroll 15

2008 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 12-1, MSFA MEL 6-0 W 67 Trinity International 0 W 21 @ Quincy 0 W 55 @ Taylor 7 W 43 #10 St. Ambrose 14 W 35 #8 Ohio Dominican 0 W 63 @ Marian 14 W 52 Walsh 12 W 62 @ Urbana 20 W 45 #10 Malone 24 W 47 @ #18 Saint Xavier 30 W 58 * #11 Union (KY) 3 W 31 **#8U.ofCumberlands(KY)20 L 6 *** @ #1 Sioux Falls (SD) 24

2005 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 13-1, MSFA MEL Champs 7-0 W 42 @ Indiana State 10 W 28 McKendree 21 W 35 UW-Eau Claire 10 W 50 #19 Geneva 22 W 49 @ Ohio Dominican 7 W 35 @ #19 Urbana 3 W 55 Taylor 0 W 28 @ Malone 7 W 53 Quincy 19 W 21 @ #11 Walsh 7 W 41 *#13 Pikeville (Ky) 7 W 44 **#5 Georgetown 14 W 42 ***# 3 Morningside 14 NAIA Championship L 10 #1 Carroll 27 2006 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 13-1, MSFA MEL Champs 6-0 W 39 @ William Penn 6 W 63 Pikeville 0 W 63 UW-River Falls 8 W 21 #27 Ohio Dominican 17 W 35 #18 Urbana 12 W 49 @ Taylor 0 W 34 #23 Malone 12 W 55 @ Seton Hill (PA) 0 W 21 #3 Walsh 7 W 21 @ Geneva 20 W 42 * #16 Walsh 3 W 42 ** #8 Bethel (TN) 35 W 49 ***#9 Saint Xavier (IL) 20 NAIA Championship L 19 #2 Sioux Falls (SD) 23

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2009 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 7-3, MSFA MEL 5-2 W 55 Iowa Wesleyan 0 W 30 @ #9 St. Ambrose 10 W 28 Marian 7 W 42 @ #23 Malone 14 W 20 @ #20 Walsh 14 W 63 Trinity International 7 L 37 @ Missouri Sci.& Tech 39 W 56 Olivet Nazarene 7 L 24 #6 Saint Xavier 36 L 16 @ #25 Taylor 23 2010 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 10-2, MSFA MEL 6-1 (2nd) W 70 @ Iowa Wesleyan 7 W 31 #17 St. Ambrose 20 W 28 @ #13 Marian 25 W 23 Malone 17 W 20 #8 Walsh 14 W 33 @ Trinity International 6 W 41 Missouri Sci. & Tech 14 W 63 @ Olivet Nazarene 7 L 6 @ #3 Saint Xavier 30 W 33 Taylor 21 W 46 *@ #5 Lindenwood (MO) 38 L 21 **@ #3 Saint Xavier (IL) 21 2011 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 9-3, MSFA MEL 3-2 (3rd) W 34 @ #31 St. Ambrose (IA) W 33 McKendree (IL) W 69 @ Concordia (MI) L 31 #1 Saint Xavier (IL) W 42 @ Walsh (OH) OT L 13 #2 Marian (IN) W 47 Malone (OH)

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@ Quincy (IL) 7 @ Taylor (IN) 14 Central State (OH) 20 *@ #7 Missouri State 14 **@ #3 Georgetown (KY) 26

2012 Coach: Kevin Donley, 15th season Record: 9-3, MSFA MEL 4-1 T-1st W 46 @ Texas College 10 W 39 UW-Stevens Point 31 L 14 #20 St. Ambrose 15 W 76 Concordia (MI) 14 W 25 @ #1 Saint Xavier (IL) 13 L 38 @ #1 Marian 45 W 29 @ #5 Will. Penn (IA) 19 W 31 Siena Heights (MI) 7 W 21 Taylor 0 W 44 @ L’wood-Belleville 7 W 22 #11 *Baker (KS) 17 L 34 @ #5 Marian** 45 2013 Coach: Kevin Donley, 16th season Record: 9-3, MSFA MEL 5-1, 1st W 31 @ #16 William Penn (IA) 13 W 38 #7 St. Ambrose (IA) 37 L 7 @ #7 Grandview (IA) 23 W 28 @ #25 Siena Heights (MI) 17 W 45 #10 Saint Xavier (IL) 20 W 37 @ # 20 St. Francis (IL) 28 L 24 Robert Morris (IL) 28 W 54 Concordia (MI) 0 W 20 @ Taylor (IN) 12 W 41 #27 Marian (IN) 24 W 20 #9 Faulkner (AL) 13 L 14 @#1U.ofCumberlands(TN) 28 2014 Coach: Kevin Donley, 17th season Record: 6-5, MSFA MEL 4-2, 3rd W 42 Missouri Baptist 10 L 27 William Penn 28 W 27 @ #25 St. Ambrose 13 L 9 #8 Grand View 21 L 21 Siena Heights 27 L 26 @ #16 Saint Xavier 53 W 42 #18 St. Francis (IL) 20 W 38 @ #12 Robert Morris 20 W 30 @ Concordia 14 W 42 Taylor 0 L 18 @ #9 Marian 51 * NAIA Playoffs 1st Round **NAIA Quarterfinals ***NAIA Semifinals 2015 Coach: Kevin Donley Record: 11-1, MSFA MEL 6-0 (1st) W 59 Olivet Nazarene (IL) 16 W 48 @ Taylor 42 W 45 Trinity International (IL) 3 W 74 @ L’wood-Belleville (IL) 13 W 45 @ #6 Marian 42 W 49 Siena Hts. (MI) 25 W 48 #28 Concordia (MI) 7 W 38 @ #9 Robert Morris (IL) 29 W 64 @ Missouri Baptist 6 W 37 #12 Reinhardt (GA) * 26 W 42 #5 Montana Tech ** 20 L 14 #6 Marian *** 45 * NAIA Playoffs 1st Round **NAIA Quarterfinals ***NAIA Semifinals

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USF Yearly Leaders Rushing Year Player Att-Yds TD YPC YPG HG 1998 Kiante Lindsay 102-679 5 6.6 67.9 203 1999 Tom Grasha 70-377 4 5.4 41.9 100 2000 Eric Johnson 74-442 6 6.0 36.8 90 2001 Eric Johnson 108-543 5 5.0 49.4 143 2002 Luther Stroder 142-991 20 7.0 82.6 206 2003 Michael Ledo 213-1,371 9 6.4 105.5 189 2004 Cory Jacquay 150-1016 20 6.8 72.6 144 2005 Michael Ledo 161- 943 4 5.9 72.5 209 2006 Daniel Carter 103- 960 9 9.3 68.6 194 2007 Daniel Carter 137- 863 11 6.3 66.4 93 2008 Daniel Carter 180-1,132 20 6.3 87.1 239 2009 Daniel Carter 144-1,076 14 7.3 105.0 173 2010 Frank Wolfe III 155- 930 5 6.0 77.5 161 2011 Frank Wolfe III 116- 658 6 5.7 82.2 127 2012 Antoin Campbell 240-1,245 11 5.2 103.8 143 2013 Jason Nicodemus 115-512 3 4.3 55.2 128 2014 Antoin Campbell 172-880 6 5.1 80.0 190 2015 Justin Green, R-Fr. 155-1,062 10 6.9 96.5 252 Passing Year Player C-A-Int Yds Pct. TD High Game 1998 Jeremy Hibbeln 128-258-14 2,338 .496 23 319 yds./4 TD 1999 Jeremy Hibbeln 204-378-12 3,052 .540 28 402 yds./5 TD 2000 Jeremy Hibbeln 231-427-13 3,548 .541 41 538 yds./6 TD 2001 Jeremy Hibbeln 145-297-24 2,146 .488 15 298 yds./3 TD 2002 Antoine Taylor 154-287-12 2,547 .537 20 352 yds./3 TD 2003 Chris Bramell 157-308-7 2,426 .510 28 403 yds / 4 TD 2004 Chris Bramell 188-338-7 2,452 .556 18 308 yds / 1 TD 2005 Chris Bramell 163-299-10 2,236 .545 20 319 yds / 3 TD 2006 Eric Hooks 206-371-11 2,828 .555 27 347 yds / 3 TD 2007 Jeff Wedding 163-311-9 2,299 .524 20 332 yds / 3 TD 2008 Jeff Wedding 180-325-8 2,470 .554 26 298 yds / 2 TD 2009 Shaine Tierney 182-273-8 2,142 .667 11 311 yds / 2 TD 2010 Shaine Tierney 231-340-11 2,687 .679 14 351 yds / 2 TD 2011 Justin Boser 172-297-12 2,233 .579 17 306 yds / 2 TD 2012 David Yoder 119-208- 9 1,478 .572 11 329 yds / 3 TD 2013 David Yoder 156-271- 4 1,795 .576 16 262 yds / 2 TD* 2014 Wesley Hunsucker 127-230- 8 1,786 .552 18 357 yds / 2 TD 2015 Nick Ferrer, So. 223-358-5 3,476 .623 40 434 yds / 5 TD * – Yoder had 4 TD game in 2nd half vs. Marian 11-16-13 Receiving Year Player Rcpt-Yds Avg./Rcpt TD Avg./G High Game 1998 Jeremy Dutcher 57-1,278 22.4 15 159.8 188 yds./2 TD 1999 Jeremy Dutcher 88-1,472 16.7 19 133.8 251 yds./2 TD 2000 Jeremy Dutcher 80-1,547 19.3 23 128.9 340 yds./4 TD 2001 Luther Stroder 53- 771 14.5 6 70.1 196 yds./3 TD 2002 Andy Papagiannis 33- 632 19.2 2 52.7 164 yds./1 TD 2003 Greg Seiss 29- 637 22.0 6 53.1 143 yds./2 TD 2004 Andy Papagiannis 40- 523 13.1 5 37.4 124 yds./2 TD 2005 Andy Papagiannis 49- 661 13.5 9 47.2 183 yds / 2 TD 2006 Bo Thompson 48- 892 18.6 8 63.7 134 yds / 1 TD 2007 Zach Rainey 41- 695 17.0 5 57.9 131 yds / 0 TD 2008 Brian Schultz 40- 573 14.3 5 44.1 129 yds / 0 TD 2009 Brian Schultz 47- 653 13.9 3 65.3 113 yds / 1 TD 2010 Jarod Clodfelter 54- 898 16.6 7 74.8 181 yds / 1 TD 2011 Aaron Knight 47- 632 13.4 3 52.7 86 yds / 0 TD 2012 Austin Coleman, Sr. 47- 717 15.3 7 59.8 109 yds / 1 TD 2013 Cam Smith, So. 59 – 921 15.6 4 83.7 159 yds / 1 TD 2014 Cam Smith, Jr. 47– 836 17.8 7 76.0 110 yds / 1 TD 2015 Seth Coate, Jr. 58-1,225 21.1 18 102.1 189 yds / 3 TD All-Purpose Yardage Year Player G Rush Rcvg PR KOR IR Total Avg./g 1998 Kiante Lindsey, Fr. 10 668 679 0 85 0 1,432 143.2 1999 Jeremy Dutcher, Jr. 11 16 1,472 71 0 0 1,559 141.7 2000 Jeremy Dutcher, Sr. 12 0 1,547 0 0 0 1,547 128.9 2001 Luther Stroder, So. 11 511 771 0 0 0 1,282 116.5 2002 Cory Jacquay, Fr. 12 517 397 0 597 0 1,511 125.9 2003 Michael Ledo, So. 13 1,371 328 0 0 0 1,699 130.7 2004 Cory Jacquay, Jr. 14 1,016 506 0 452 0 1,980 141.4 2005 Cory Jacquay, Sr. 14 793 660 0 364 0 1,817 129.8 2006 Daniel Carter, Fr. 14 960 296 0 584 0 1,840 131.4 2007 Daniel Carter, So. 13 863 369 0 625 0 1,857 142.8 2008 Daniel Carter, Jr. 13 1,132 301 0 592 0 2,025 155.8 2009 Daniel Carter, Sr. 10 1,050 216 0 183 0 1,449 144.9 2010 Frank Wolfe III, Jr. 12 930 266 0 0 0 1,196 99.7 2011 Austin Coleman, Jr.10 40 405 0 654 0 1,099 109.9 2012 Austin Coleman, Sr. 12 30 717 0 969 0 1,716 143.0 2013 Cam Smith, So. 11 921 921 0 0 0 921 83.7 2014 Antoin Campbell, Sr. 11 880 80 0 0 0 960 87.3 2015 Seth Coate, Jr. 12 0 1,225 0 0 0 1,225 102.1

Scoring Year Player Pos. 1998 Jeremy Dutcher, So. WR 1999 Jeremy Dutcher, Jr. WR 2000 Jeremy Dutcher, Sr. WR 2001 Luther Stroder, So. RB 2002 Luther Stroder, Jr. RB 2003 Michael Ledo, So. RB 2004 Cory Jacquay, Jr. RB 2005 Cory Jacquay, Sr. RB 2006 Daniel Carter, Fr. RB 2007 Daniel Carter, So. RB 2008 Daniel Carter, Jr. RB 2009 Daniel Carter, Sr. RB 2010 Shaine Tierney, Sr. QB 2011 Antoin Campbell, Fr. TB 2012 Antoin Campbell, So. TB 2013 Emerson Ueber, Sr. PK 2014 Ryan Nix, So. PK 2015 Seth Coate, Jr. WR Tackles Years Player Solo Ast 1998 Jason Coriano 40 54 1999 Will Barnes 63 31 2000 Jason Coriano 43 43 2001 Will Barnes 46 35 2002 Ben Rogers 52 39 2003 Jamie Holman 47 71 2004 Jamie Holman 44 58 Brian Kurtz 34 68 2005 Jamie Holman 44 46 2006 Brian Kurtz 44 69 2007 Carl Thomas 40 60 2008 Mark Drobac 52 48 2009 Jordan Wise 27 42 2010 Ross Bauman 33 28 2011 Brody Kalbaugh 50 72 2012 Brody Kalbaugh 31 74 2013 Kyle Mathewson 56 43 2014 Kyle Mathewson 45 55 2015 Piercen Harnish 50 58 Sacks Years Player No. Yds. 1998 Ryan Campbell 3.0 14 1999 Al Fertil 4.5 26 2000 Mike Wessel 8.0 8 2001 Virgal Johnson 7.0 47 2002 Luke Foster 6.5 37 2003 Chris VanHorn 8.0 77 2004 Chris Van Horn 15.5 110 2005 Vincent Price 9.0 62 2006 Vincent Price 7.5 51 2007 Stephen Whited 5.0 25 2008 Tim Farrell 10.5 81 2009 Stephen Whited 9.0 55 2010 Anthony Moore 7.0 37 2011 Rex Drabenstot 9.0 36 2012 Zach Bruce, Fr. 4.5 27 2013 Zach Bruce, So. 8.0 43 2014 Joey Dynako, Sr. 5.0 32 2015 Lucas Sparks 8.0 73 Interceptions Years Player No.-Yds. TD-Yds. 1998 Jason Coriano 4-106 1 / 98 1999 Scotty Payne 4- 84 0/ 0 2000 Will Barnes 7-103 0/ 0 2001 Scotty Payne 9-159 1 / 75 2002 Alan Ganaway 5- 68 1 / 21 2003 Alan Ganaway 7-178 1 / 62 2004 Paul Carter 6-132 1 / 90 2005 Paul Carter 9-256 2 / 100, 42 2006 Bret Winegardner 5-13 0 2007 Paul Carter III 3-96 1 / 94 Donavon Evans 3-0 0 2008 Paul Carter II 4-131 2 Ross Bauman 4-119 1 2009 Troy Hudson 3- 43 0 2010 Jordan Wise, Sr. 3- 40 0 2011 Justin Juarez, Jr. 3- 45 1 / 30 2012 Kory Stamps, So. 6- 85 2 / 30, 38 2013 Kory Stamps, Jr. 5- 24 2014 Cale Tabler, Jr. 5- 39 1 / 13 2015 SpencerCowherd,So. 5-147 2/27, 64

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GP 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 14 14 13 13 10 12 11 12 12 11 18 Total 94 94 86 81 91 118 102 102 110 133 100 100 69 61 122 105 99 100 108

TD 15 19 23 17 22 13 23 16 13 13 20 15 11 13 11 0 0 0

2XP 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

For Loss 4-4 1-1 13-60 0-0 11-39 1.5-3 3.5-12 11.0-41 3.5- 5 10.5-41 8.5 – 28 13.5-51 2.5-2 3.0-11 14.0-46 1.5-7.0 7.5-34 4.5-32 6.5-24

TP 90 116 138 106 132 78 144 98 78 78 150 90 68 78 68 81 62 106

Sack/Yds. 2.5-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2.0-22 0-0 1.0-8 3.0-21 0-0 4.5-31 3.5 – 20 6.5-39 0-0 1-7 2-16 0.5-6.0 5-25 3-20 1.5-12

Tackles for Loss Years Player 1998 Will Barnes 1999 Jason Coriano Al Fertil 2000 Mike Wessel 2001 Mike Wesse 2002 Luke Foster 2003 Chris VanHorn 2004 Chris Van Horn 2005 Vincent Price Cody Van Duersen 2006 Brian Kurtz Tim Farrell 2007 Tim Farrell Carl Thomas 2008 Tim Farrell 2009 Stephen Whited 2010 Anthony Moore 2011 Brody Kalbaugh 2012 Zach Bruce 2013 Keith Harris 2014 Joey Dynako, Sr. 2015 Lucas Sparks, Jr.

Av / G 9.0 10.5 11.5 9.6 11.0 6.0 10.3 7.0 5.6 6.0 11.5 9.0 5.7 7.1 5.7 6.8 5.6 9.0 Int/Yds 4-106 2-82 3-23 2-40 0-0 4-20 0-0 1-0 1-2 3-82 0-0 -11 1-2 1-0 2-51 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-31 No. / Yds. 8–4 11 – 33 11 – 27 18 – 74 17 – 50 15 – 64 16.5-103 25.0-136 11.0-65 11.0-43 10.5-41 10.5-40 8.5-32 8.5-28 1.5-111 12.0- 85 11.5- 60 14.0- 46 9.0- 52 15.0- 54 9.0 - 41 13.5- 92

USF Record Book (Records and Traditions) - Individual Records Total Offense Game: 537 - Jeremy Hibbeln vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 3,382 - Jeremy Hibbeln (2000) Career: *10,718 - Jeremy Hibbeln (1998-01) Yards Rushing Game: 252 - Justin Gree, R-Fr., vs. Reinhardt (GA.) 11/2/15 239 – Daniel Carter at St. Xavier 11/15/08 Season: 1,371 - Michael Ledo (2003) Career: 4,005 – Daniel Carter (2006-09) Yards Passing Game: 538 - Jeremy Hibbeln vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 3,548 - Jeremy Hibbeln (2000) Career: *11,084 - Jeremy Hibbeln (1998-01) Touchdowns Game:

Season: Career:

5 – Antoin Campbell (TB/Fr.) @ Walsh 10/8/11 (2 OT) (3R-18R-1R-61P-4R) 4 - Jeremy Dutcher (WR/Jr.) vs. Geneva 10/2/99 4 - Jeremy Dutcher (WR/Sr.) vs. Iowa Wesleyan 9/9/00 4 - Jeremy Dutcher (WR/Sr.) vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* 4 - Luther Stroder (TB/Jr.) @ Geneva (2002) 4–Taylor Vieck (TB/So.) @ Malone (2007) 4 – Daniel Carter (TB/Jr.) v. Union (2008) 4 – Shaine Tierney (QB/Sr.) @ Lindenwood 11/20/10* 4 – Antoine Campbell (RB) v. St. Ambrose 9/21/13 25 – Daniel Carter (TB/Jr.) (2008) 23 - Jeremy Dutcher (WR/Sr.) (2000) 66 – Daniel Carter (2006-09) 61 - Cory Jacquay (2002-05) 57- Jeremy Dutcher (1998-00)

Touchdown Passes Game: 6 - Jeremy Hibbeln vs. Walsh 11/11/00 6 - Jeremy Hibbeln vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 41 - Jeremy Hibbeln (2000) Career: 92 - Jeremy Hibbeln (1998-00) Rushing Attempts Game: 37 – Antoin Campbell v. St. Ambrose 9/21/13 32 - Justin Green v. Reinhardt (Ga.) 11/21/15 30 – Antoin Campbell @ Walsh 10/8/11 (2 OT) 27 – Antoin Campbell @ Marian 10/13/2012 27 – Antoin Campbell v. Baker 11/17/2012* 25 – Daniel Carter at St. Xavier 11/15/08 25 – Antoin Campbell v. UW-Stevens Point 9/1/12 21 - Luther Stroder vs. Wis. LaCrosse (2001) 21 - Luther Stroder vs. Walsh (2002) Season: 240 – Antoin Campbell (2012) 213 - Michael Ledo (2003) Career: 626 - Michael Ledo (2002-05) Rushing Touchdowns Game: 4 - Luther Stroder (Jr.) @ Geneva (PA) 10/2/02 4 – Shaine Tierney (Sr.) @ Lindenwood (MO) 11/20/10* 4 – Antoin Campbell (Fr.) @ Walsh

Season: Career:

10/8/11 4 – Antoin Campbell (Jr.) vs. St. Ambrose 9/21/13 20 - Luther Stroder (Jr.) (2002) 20 - Cory Jacquay (Jr.) (2004) 20 – Daniel Carter (Jr.) (2008) 44 - Luther Stroder (2000-01)

Passing Completions Game: 37 - Jeremy Hibbeln (Jr.) vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 231 - Jeremy Hibbeln (Jr.) (2000) Career: 563 - Jeremy Hibbeln (1998-01) Passing Attempts Game: 52 - Jeremy Hibbeln vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 427 - Jeremy Hibbeln (2000) Career: 1,063 - Jeremy Hibbeln (1998-00) Passing Completion Pct. Game (20+ attempts): .862 - Nick Ferrer, So. 25-29-0 @ Missouri Baptist .818 – Shaine Tierney, Sr. 18-22-0 @ Olivet Nazarene (2010) Game (10+ attempts): .900 – Shaine Tierney, Sr., 9-10-0 @ Trinity International (2010) Season: .679 – Shaine Tierney, Sr. 231-340 11 (2010) Career: .670 – Shaine Tierney 477-712-20 (2007-10) All-Purpose Yardage Game: 340 - Jeremy Dutcher, Sr., vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 2,025 – Daniel Carter, Jr. (2008) 1,980 - Cory Jacquay, Jr. (2004) Career: 7.171 – Daniel Carter (2006-09) *6,772 - Cory Jacquay (2002-05) Field Goals Made Game: 3 – Rhys Barnhart @ Bethel (TN) 11-24-07 (42 – 36 – 39) 3 – Emerson Ueber v. Baker (KS) 11/17/12 (26-24-22) 3 – Emerson Ueber @ USF (IL) 10/19/13 (29-23-20) 3 – Ryan Nix (So.) v. Grand View (IA) 9/27/14 (20-27-30) Season: 12 – Emerson Ueber, Sr. (2013) 16 attempts 9 – Ryan Nix, So. (2014) 7 – Rhys Barnhart, Jr. (2008) Career: 23 – Emerson Ueber (2011-13) 31 attempts 16 – Rhys Barnhart (2007-09), 22 attempts 9 – Ryan Nix (2014), 13 attempts 5 - Joe Klimaski (1998-00) Field Goal Attempts Game: 3 – Rhys Barnhart @ Bethel (TN) 11/24/07* 3 – Emerson Ueber @ USF (IL) 10/19/13 3 – Emerson Ueber vs. Faulkner (AL) 11/23/13* 2 - Joe Klimaski vs. Walsh (1998) Season: 16 – Emerson Ueber (Sr.) (2013) 13 – Ryan Nix (So.) (2014) 11 – Rhys Barnhart (Jr.) (2008) 8 – Emerson Ueber (So.) (2012) 7 – Emerson Ueber (Fr.) (2011) Career: 31 – Emerson Ueber (2011-13) 22 – Rhys Barnhart (2007-09) 20 – Ryan Nix (2014-15) 9 - Joe Klimaski (1998-00)

Field Goal % Game: Season: Career:

1.000 – Emerson Ueber, Jr. (26-2422) v. Baker (KS) 11/17/12 1.000 – Emerson Ueber, Sr. (29-2320) @ USF (IL) 10/19/13 1.000 – Rhys Barnhart, So. (42-3639) @ Bethel (TN) 11/24/07 .750 – Emerson Ueber (2013) 12-for-16 .750 – Emerson Ueber (2012) 6-for-8 .714 – Emerson Ueber (2011) 5-for-7 .692 – Ryan Nix (2014) 9-for-13 .636 – Rhys Barnhart (2008) 7-for-11 .800 - Ryan Nix (2014-15) 16-for-20 .742 – Emerson Ueber (2011-13) 23-for-31 .727 – Rhys Barnhart (2007-09) 16-for-22

Receptions Game: Season: Career:

16 - Jeremy Dutcher vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* 88 - Jeremy Dutcher (1999) 225 - Jeremy Dutcher (1998-00)

Receiving Yards Game: 340 - Jeremy Dutcher vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 1,547 - Jeremy Dutcher (2000) Career: *4,297 - Jeremy Dutcher (1998-00) Touchdown Receptions Game: 4 - Jeremy Dutcher vs. Geneva 10/2/99 4 - Jeremy Dutcher vs. Iowa Wesleyan 9/9/00 4 - Jeremy Dutcher vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* Season: 23 - Jeremy Dutcher (2000) Career: 57 - Jeremy Dutcher (1998-00) Points Game: 30 – Antoin Campbell (Fr.) @ Walsh 10/8/11 24 - Jeremy Dutcher vs. Geneva 10/2/99 24 - Jeremy Dutcher vs. Lambuth 11/18/00* 24 – Luther Stroder @ Geneva 10/2/02 24 – Taylor Vieck @ Malone 11/3/07 24 – Daniel Carter vs. Union 11/22/08* 24 – Shaine Tierney @ Lindenwood 11/20/10* 24 – Antoin Campbell v. St. Ambrose 9/21/13 Season: 150 – Daniel Carter (2008) 144 - Cory Jacquay (2004) 138 - Jeremy Dutcher (2000) Career: 396 – Daniel Carter (2006-09) 376 - Cory Jacquay (2002-05) 344 - Jeremy Dutcher (1998-00) 344 - Luther Stroder (2000-03) Interceptions Game: 3 - Scotty Payne, Sr., v. UW Lacrosse (2001) 3 - Alan Ganaway @ Walsh (2003) 3 - Paul Carter @ Walsh (2005) 3 – Justin Juarez @ Taylor (2011) 1 TD 3 – Kory Stamps, So. v. Taylor 11/3/12, 1 TD Season: 9 - Scotty Payne (2001) 9 - Paul Carter (2005) Career: 22 – Paul Carter (2004-05, 07-08) 18 - Scotty Payne (1998-01) Interceptions – Returns Yards Game: 133 – 3 INT / Paul Carter 2005 @ Walsh Season: 259 – 9 INT / Paul Carter 2005 Career: 615 – Paul Carter (2004-05, 07-08) Tackles Game:

19 – Taylor Brown, So. v. Taylor (8 solo, 11 asst.) 11/3/12 18 - Jason Coriano vs. Malone (7 solo, 11 asst.) (10/3/98)

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Season: Career:

18 – Brody Kalbaugh, Jr. @ Walsh (7 solo, 11 asst.) 10/8/11 18 – Brody Kalbaugh, Sr. v. Baker (6 solo, 12 asst.) 11/17/12 133 – Brian Kurtz (2006) 393 – Brian Kurtz (2003-06)

Most Sacks Game: Season: Career:

4.0 – Vincent Price @ Walsh (2005) 3.5 - Chris Van Horn v. Malone (2004) 15.5 - Chris Van Horn (2004) 26.5 - Chris Van Horn (2001-04)

Most Sack Yards Game: 32 – Shaton Merritt @ Will. Penn (2003), 3 sacks Season: 110 – Chris Van Horn (2004) Career: 244 – Chris Van Horn (2001-04) PAT Kicks Game: 9 – Rhys Barnhart vs. Trinity International 9/6/08 9 – Emerson Ueber vs. Concordia 9/22/13 9 - Ryan Nix @ Lindenwood Bellville 9-26-15 8 - Joe Klimaski vs. Iowa Wesleyan 9/9/00 8 – Emerson Ueber (Fr.) vs. Central State 11/12/11 8 - Ryan Nix vs. Olvet Nazarene 9-5-15 Season: 73 – Rhys Barnhart (2008) 71 – Cale Grzych (2006) Career: 176 - Rhys Barnhart (2007-09) 137 – Emerson Ueber (20011-13) 133 – Cale Grzych (2005-07) Punts Game: 10 - Chris Privett vs. Georgetown (1999) Season: 52 - Chris Privett (2000) Career: 174 – Cam Smith (2002-05) Punting Average Game: 51.0 - Chris Privett vs. Tri-State (1999) Season: 44.6 – Kollin Carman (Jr.) 2012 (38 att., 1,693 yds, long 74) 44.6 – Kollin Carman (Sr.) 2013 (59 att., 2,631 yds, long 61) 44.1 – Kenny Paul (2009) 43.8 – Clint Bontempo (2006) 42.1 - Cam Smith (2005) 41.8 – Kollin Carman (2011) 39.7 – Josh Spitnale, R-Fr. (2014) 38.4 - Chris Privett (2000) Career: 44.2 – Kenny Paul (2008-09) 43.8 – Clint Bontempo (2002, 06) 42.7 – Kollin Carman (2010-13) (170 att., 7,254 yds) .7 – Cam Smith (2002-05) 38.0 - Maciek Szaferski (1998) Kickoff Returns for TD Game: 1 – Austin Coleman – 8 times; Daniel Carter – 3 times; Cory Jacquay – 2 times. Season: 4 – Austin Coleman, Jr. (2011) 3 – Daniel Carter, Jr. (2008) 3 – Austin Coleman, Sr. (2012) Career: 8 – Austin Coleman (2009-12) 3 – Daniel Carter (2006-08) Kickoff Return Yards Game: 231 – Austin Coleman, Sr., 7 att., long 100 for TD, @ Marian 11/24/12 201 – Austin Coleman, Jr., 5 att., long 100 for TD, @ William Penn 10/20/12 182 – Austin Coleman, So., 6 att., long 96 for TD @ St. Xavier 11/27/10 179 – Daniel Carter, So., 5 attempts, long 65 yds, 0 TDs v. Taylor 10/13/07

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Season:

Career:

969 – Austin Coleman, Sr., 34 returns, 28.5 ypr, 3 TD (2012) 654 – Austin Coleman, Jr. 16 returns, 40.9 avg., 4 TD (2011) 625 – Daniel Carter, So. (2007) 1,949 – Daniel Carter (2006-09)

Kickoff Returns Game: 7 – Austin Coleman, Sr., 11/24/12 @ Marian (231 yds., long 100 yds for TD) 5 – Daniel Carter, So. (2007) v. Taylor (179 yds returns, long 65 yds) Season: 34 – Austin Coleman, Sr. (2012) 27 – Luther Stroder, Fr. (2000) Career: 84 – Cory Jacquay (2002-05) Longest Kickoff Return for TD: 100 yds – Austin Coleman, Sr. @ William Penn, 10/20/12; Coleman, Sr., @ Marian, 11/24/12; Cory Jacquay, Jr. @ Geneva 2004

Longest Field Goal: 42 yds – Rhys Barnhart @ Bethel (TN) 11-24-07 42 yds - Ryan Nix vs. Olivet Nazarene (Il) 9-5-15 40 yds - Ryan Nix @ Lindenwood Bellville -26-15 40 yds - Ryan Nix vs. Reinhardt (GA) 11-21-15 39 yds – Rhys Barnhart @ Bethel (TN) 11-24-07 33 yds – Emerson Ueber @ Taylor 11-5-11 33 yds – Emerson Ueber v. Siena Heights 10/27/12 33 yds – Rhys Barnhart @ Malone 31 yds – Cale Grzych vs. Seton Hill 2006

Longest Run from Scrimmage without scoring: 88 yds – Aaron Lane @ Taylor 2004

Most Consecutive PATs: 94, Rhys Barnhart 2007-08

Longest TD Pass: 91 yds – Kianti Lindsay from Jeremy Hibbeln, @ Geneva 1998 Jarod Clodfelter from Shaine Tierney, vs. Taylor 11/13/2010

Consecutive FG attempts made: 4, Rhys Barnhart 2007

Longest Pass Recept. without TD: 95 yds – Daniel Carter from Jeff Wedding, @ Taylor, 2008 Longest TD Rushing: 81 yds – Kianti Lindsay @ Urbana 1998

Games Played: 53, Cory Jacquay (2002-05) 53, Andy Papagiannis (2002-05) 53, Zach Rainey (2004-07) 51, Brian Kurtz (2003-06) *–NAIA Football Championship Series Game

Longest Run From Scrimmage: 88 yds – Aaron Lane @ Taylor 2004

Longest Interception Return for TD: 100 yds – Paul Carter @ Walsh 2005 98 yds – Jason Coriano @ Urbana 11/7/98 Longest Punt: 88 yds. – Katlyn Reyes, Sr. @ Sioux Falls 12-6-08 74 yds. – Kollin Carman, Jr., @ William Penn 10-20-12 70 yds. – Cam Smith vs. Quincy 2005 Longest Punt Return for TD: 77 yds – Andy Papagiannis @ McKendree 2004 Longest Fumble Return for TD: 90 yds – Sherman Flucas vs. St. Xavier 2002 86 yds – Justin Faires @ Malone 10/27/01

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USF Letter Winners (1998-2015) A Sultan Abdullah (2002-03) Tise Aby (2005, 2007) Jason Addis (2004) Eli Alafogiannis (2009-11) Derrick Alderman (2003-06) Sean Alford (2012-14) Gilbert Allen (2006-08) Jake Allen (2010-13) Tony Allen (2014) Nick Alles (2010-11) Brandon Almond (2011-14) Cody Appenzeller (2013-15) Ryan Atkins (2006-07) Derek Atwood (2010-11) B Jack Baker (2012-15) Derrick Ball (2006-08) William Barnes (1998-01) Rhys Barnhart (2006-09) Nathan Baugh (2000-03) Chad Baughman (2001) Ross Bauman (2008-11) Alex Beierwalter (2009-10) Kamran Beitvashahi (2015) John Bengal (1999-01) Jon-Erik Bennett (2005) Aaron Bettcher (2010-12) James Bettcher (1999-02) Ray Beverly Jr. (2012) Zach Birge (2010-11) Adam Blakey (2005-06) Jesse Boley (2012-14) Steve Bond (1999) Clint Bontempo (2002-04, 06) Justin Boser (2008-11) Sean Boswell (2014-15) T.J. Boyle (2008) Chris Bramell (2002-05) Mike Breland (2010) Mike Brevard (2010, 12-14) David Brinkley (2001) John Brinkley (2005) Taylor Brown (2010-13) Kevin Brown (2013) Zach Bruce (2012-14) Keegan Bruner (2013-15) Derek Bryant (2006-08) Derrick Bryant (2001) Josh Bullock (2010) Mike Burkhart (1998) Kevin Bush (2012) Armando Bustamante (2009-11) Zach Byard (2002-05) Justin Byers (1998-01) C Antoin Campbell (2011-14) Jalen Campbell (2013) Ryan Campbell (1998-00) Cody Capps (2005-08) Matt Carden (2010-13) Kollin Carman (2010-13) Trevon Carr (2015) Brandon Carragher (2007-09) Lance Carey (2009-12) Nate Carson (2015) Daniel Carter (2006-09) Paul Carter III (2004-05, 07-08) Mickey Cassidy (2005-08) Ethan Chappell (2010-13) Chris Ciesielski (2005) Josh Clancy (2005) Ben Clifford (2008-10) Jared Clodfelter (2007-10) Seth Coate (2013-15) Tywan Cole (2003-04) Wilmer Cole (2015) Austin Coleman (2009-13) Zach Comer (2013) Spencer Cowherd (2015) Jimmy-Dan Conners (2008) Jason Coriano (1998-01) Travis Craven (2009) Corey Cronk (2008-11) Adam Crozier (1998-01) Ian Cureton (2011) David Curry (1999-02) Stacy Curry (1998-99)

D Chad Daniels (1998) Sam Daniels (2006) Brice Darling (2009-13) PJ Dean (2015) Drake DeMuyt (2013-14) Adam Denning (2001-02, 04-05) Brad Denning (2006) Trandon Dickerson (1999-00) Joe Didier (2001-04) Eric Djuric (1999) Quinn Doan (2008-10, 12) Bryan Dolezal (2008) Yansey Donald (2002-04) Rex Drabenstot (2009-12) Mark Drobac (2005-08) Derrick Duncan (1998-99) Eric Dunten (2015) Jeremy Durnell (1999) Drake Durnell (2014-15) Jeremy Dutcher (1998-00) Joey Dynako (2011-14) E Dan Ebey (1999-02) Cam Edwards (2010-13) Tim Egbert (2002-04) Josh Ekovich (2005-07) Jake Elbert (2011) Clarence Ellington (2002-04) Steven Espinoza (2013) Barney Eureste (1998-01) Donavon Evans (2006-09) F Justin Faires (1998-01) Tim Farrell (2005-08) Nick Ferrer (2014-15) Alfred Fertil (1998-99) Elijah Flowers (2007-10) Sherman Flucas (2001-02, 04) Wesley Fluke (2012) Reilly Flynn (2012-13) Clayton Foster (2005, 08) Luke Foster (1999-02) Bo Frye (2008-10) Koby Frye (2008-11) Chuck Fugate (1998) Lewis Fuller (2001-03) G Farron Gaerte (2004-05, 07) Brian Gagle (2006-08) Antoine Galloway (2010) Alan Ganaway (2000-03) Jason Gardner (2012-14) Curt Garwood (2001-04) Charles Gaston (2014-15) Brian Gegner (2013-15) Zach Gegner (2014)-15 Mike Goings (2010-11) T.J. Goodman (2003) Andreas Gomez-Espno (2015) Tom Grasha (1998-00, 02) Sean Gratenthaler (2007-08) Jamael Green (2011-14) Devin Green (2015) Justin Green (2015) Adam Greene (2007-09) Rich Gregory (2004-05) Zach Greiner (2010-13) Solomon Grimes (2009-11) Cale Grzych (2005-07) Brett Guenther (2013) Tom Guiser (2002-04) Richard Gunn (2009-11) Randall Guzman (2001-04) H Gus Hancock (2012-14) Anthony Harbor (2006-07) Bryan Hardister (2007-10) Isaac Harmon (2001) Piercen Harnish (2015) Jamel Harrell (1999) Stan Harrell (1999) Aaron Harris (2013-15) Keith Harris (2011-14) Shaton Harris (2015) Colin Harruff (2011-14) Garrett Harvey (2010-11, 13-14) Taylor Hastings (2013-14) Tracey Hathaway (2011-13)

Andrew Hedegard (2002-03) Eric Hemmelgarn (2015) Jeremy Hibbeln (1998-01) John Hickerson (2006) Chad Highley (2000-01) Josh Hoeppner (2004-06) Andre Hollis (2001, 03) Connor Holcomb (2014-15) Jamie Holman (2002-05) Jerrell Holman (2012-13, 15) Eric Hooks (2004-06) Darrick Hoopingarner (2001) Chris Howard (1998) Troy Hudson (2006-09) Erick Humphrey (2009-11, 13) A.J. Humrickhouse (2006) Wesley Hunsucker (2011-14) Andrew Hunt (2015) Jarrell Hunter (2006-09) J Stanford Jackson (2015) Adam Jacobowitz (2002-05) Cory Jacquay (2002-05) Alphonso James (1998-00) Brad Jarzeb (2014-15) Andrew Johnson (2009, 11) Christian Johnson (2014-15) Eric Johnson (1998-01) Keidron Johnson (2002-05) Virgal Johnson (1998-01) Xavior Johnson (2013) Jeffrey Jones (2014-15) Justin Juarez (2011-12) K Brody Kalbaugh (2010-12) Ryan Kauchak (2006-09) Akeim Kelsaw (2012-14) Steve Kiermaier (2013-14) Dan Kimes (2006-07) Rodney King (1999-02) Joe Klimaski (1998-00) Rick Kloth (1999-02) William Knepper (2004-07) Aaron Knight (2010-13) Dirk Knowles (2006-07) Brandon Kominkiewicz (2007, 11-12) Nick Krinn (2002-05) Evan Kuhn (2014) Brian Kurtz (2003-06) L Aaron Lane (2003-04) Eric Lash (2008-09) Jarod Leasure (2002-05) Michael Ledo (2002-05) Aaron Lee (2008-11) Ryan Lehrman (2008) Tyler Lenahan (2010, 12-13) Keith Lewis (2010-13) Naâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shawn Lewis (2013-15) Thaddeus Lewis (2001) Luke Lichtensteiger (2005, 07) Brad Liebrecht (2006) Kiante Lindsay (1998, 00) Tyler Lockridge (1999-00, 02-03) Cedric Lorrick (2011) Matt Luke (1998-01) M Austen Macak (2010-11) Antawan Mack (2001) Vince Magee (2001-03) Malachi Manion (2015) Jhormy Martinez (2003) Roberto Martinez (2015) Kyle Mathewson (2011-14) Ben Mathis (1998) Jordan May (2015) Jeremy Mayes (2008-11) Doug McClain (2002-04) Gary McClure (2002, 04-05) Drew McCool-Solis (2011-12) Montay McDowell (2013-15) Jalen McIntyre Aaron McLaughlin (1999-01) J.R. McNicholl (1998-99) Shaton Merritt (2000, 02-03) Sidney Merriweather (1998) Knicholas Middleton (2007-09) Ryan Mikel (1998-01) Justin Milcarek (2006-09)

Sam Miles (2005-08) Josh Miller (2010-13) Kyle Miller (2008) Matt Millhouse (2003-06) Zach Minardo (2013-15) Columbus Mitchell (1998) Anthony Moore (2009-12) Corey Moore (1999) George Morales (1998) Kegan Morris (2011-14) Seyneko Mostella (2001-02) Dan Muchler (2008-11) Matt Muncy (2015) N Wenstone Nash (2008) Petko Naumoski (1998) Marcus Neal (2010-12) Adam Neddeff (2006-08) Elliott Nelson (2013-14) Rick Newman, Jr. (1998-01) Jason Nicodemus (2013-14) Ryan Nix (2013-15) Micah Noble (2012-14) Matt Noll (2013-14) Reggie Norfleet (2001-03) O Tom Oliver (2006-08) Doug Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neal (2002-03) Josh Orth (2001-02) P Andy Papagiannis (2002-05) Brian Parker (1998) Kenny Paul (2008-09) Scott Payne (1998-01) Kyle Peabody (2008-10) Matt Pettiford (2000, 02-04) Denzel Pierce (2012) Vessie Pirtle (2001) Joe Piwoszkin (2005-08) Ben Platz (1998-01) Dave Ponder (1998-99) Derek Prather (2006-09) Robert Preston (1999-00) Vincent Price (2004-07) Chris Privett (1999-01) R Zach Rainey (2004-07) DonLaray Reese (2002-04) Brian Reichow (1998-01) Wes Renschler (2004-07) Katlyn Reyes (2007-08) Eric Rhodes (2006-08) Allen Richardson (2010-12) Damon Robinson (2015) Devron Robinson (2007-10) Justin Robinson (2008) Ben Rogers (2001-03) Levi Rouch (2009-11) Devon Rush (2010-13) Marcus Rush (2006-07) Tim Ryan (2010) Sean Ryan (2014-15) S Micha Sanders (1998-01) Chris Schmitt (2005-07) Trent Schott (1998-01) Bart Schnur (2006-08) Brian Schultz (2006-09) Nathan Scully (2012) Greg Seiss (2001-04) Cameron Shackelford (2015) Anthony Shefferly (2000-01, 03-04) Adam Sherman (2001-04) Kyle Shipp (2000) Derek Shire (2010-11) Brian Smiley (2004-07) Cam Smith (2002-05) Cam Smith (2012-15) Clayton Smith (2008-09, 12) Kevin Smith (2007-10) Lucas Smith (1999) Matt Smith (2011-12) Robert Smith (2000) Austin Smoger (2015) Joe Snares (1998-01) Lucas Sparks (2013-15) Antwayn Spencer (2000-02) Josh Spitnale (2014-15) John Springer (1998, 01)

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Kory Stamps (2011-14) Marty Starks (2003-04) Nate Stephenson (2006) Tom Stirlen (2002-03) Marcus Stepp (2015) Lee Stewart (2015) Brad Stone (1999-00) Luther Stroder (2000-03) Seth Stuart (2012-15) Kaleb Summers (2015) Shannon Swain (2013-14) Brett Swalley (1998-01) Drew Swartz (2005) Jeremy Swonger (2000-03) Maciek Szaferski (1998) T Cale Tabler (2012-15) Antoine Taylor (1998-99, 01-02) Brad Taylor (2006) Lawrence Taylor (2004) Koree Terrell (2012-14) Aaron Thomas (2001-02, 04) Carl Thomas (2006-09) Bo Thompson (2003, 05-07) Karrington Thompson (2012-15) Kim Thompson (1999-00) Bryce Thornton (2008) Mitch Thornton (2001-02) Shaine Tierney (2007-10) Zach Till (2004-05, 07) Josh Todd (1998-01) Trevor Toon (2006) Joseph Torrence (2010) Joseph Torres (2011-13) Kris Troup (2001-02) Matt Truttling (2008-09) Wyatt Tuggle (2008-11) Vince Tupea (2015) Andre Turner (2009-12) Olajuwon Turner (2006-07) U Emerson Ueber (2011-13) Dustin Underwood (2012-13) V Derek VandenBosch (2010-11) Cody VanDuersen (2004-06) Chris Van Horn (2001-04) Steve Vaught (2006-08) Eric Vechera (1998-01) Justin Vela (2006-09) Taylor Vieck (2006-07, 10) W Eric Wagoner (2003-06) Robert Walker (2006) Terry Walker (2002) Doug Wasylk (2005-08) Joe Webster (2002) Jeff Wedding (2006-08) Mike Wessel (1998, 00-01) Dustin Westafer (2006-07) Stephen Whited (2006-09) Brad Whittaker (2010-11) Anthony Wilkerson (2015) Brendton Williams (2012) Bryan Williams (2008) John Williams (2003-04) Cody Williamson (2009-11) Steve Wilson (2002) Trevon Wilson (2015) Mike Wimes (1998) Bret Winegardner (2005-07) Jordan Wise (2007-10) John Wolf (2003-06) Frank Wolfe III (2008-11) Jeremy Wolley (2005) Jeremiah Wood (2004-05, 07-08) Alex Woods (2014-15) Matt Wren (2003-06) Y Nick Yack (1999-02) David Yoder (2011-13) Tirone Young (2015) Z Matt Zachman (2002-04) Stephen Zimmer (2008) Mike Zoller (2004)

Office of Sports Information Bill Scott

Joe Parson

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

RADIO VOICE OF THE COUGARS

Bill Scott enters his 16th season coordinating media relations for the University of Saint Francis Athletic Department as sports information director. Scott oversees and organizes the publicity of the university’s 16 intercollegiate sports programs, while acting as a liaison between the university and local, regional, state, and national media outlets. The Sports Information Office is responsible for writing and editing all of the school’s award-winning athletic publications, maintaining the university’s athletic website, and supervising the press box (football, baseball, softball, soccer) and press row (basketball, volleyball) on game days. USF’s publications and its website for athletics have earned awards for 14 of Scott’s last 15 years in NAIA-SIDA and CoSIDA. The 2012 football media guide and basketball media guide were voted No. 2 in the NAIA-SIDA contest. A Fort Wayne, Ind., native, Scott is a Ball State University graduate (1977) with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and secondary education. Scott has served as sports reporter, columnist and copy editor at three major northern Indiana daily newspapers. He has been editor for local monthly magazines and contributes freelance articles to numerous publications in northeastern Indiana. He is in his ninth season as an official scorer for the professional baseball team, the Fort Wayne TinCaps, including the Fort Wayne Wizards’ final season in 2008. Scott is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSida), NAIASIDA, and is chairman of the USF Athletic Hall of Fame Committee. He and his wife, Carla, have two sons, Clint (30) and Travis (28).

Jeff Mahoney ASST. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR/ DIRECTOR OF BROADCAST & VIDEOGRAPHY Jeff Mahoney enters his sixth season as a member of the USF Sports Information Department. He served as the video coordinator for the USF football team for the past year and was instrumental in the upgrading of the USF athletics website in 2011-12, helping USF earn a No. 2 award in the NAIA-SIDA website contest. Jeff has been the driving force behind the video streaming of most USF home athletic events. Prior to joining the USF team in 2010, Jeff served as host and producer of Naperville Community Television Channel 17’s weekly sports shows “Naperville Sports Weekly,” “Red Zone” and “Cardinal Report” for three years. “Naperville Sports Weekly (2009)” and “Red Zone (2010)” were honored with an International Academy of Visual Arts, National Communication Award of Distinction. Jeff is a 2006 Missouri State University graduate who earned a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism. In two years at MSU, he earned two Missouri Broadcast Educator Awards. He also served as a television production assistant in Los Angeles for Fox Sports Net, KABC and Fox Sports Net West.

Tim Alexander Director of Athletics/Marketing Tim Alexander moves into his second academic year as director of USF athletics marketing. Tim came to USF to take over the men’s and women’s golf programs as head coach in 2013.

Joe Parson returns for his 19th season behind the mike as the play-by-play “Voice of the Cougars,” with Catholic Redeemer Radio 106.3 FM carrying USF football for the 2016 season. Parson has been the play-by-play voice for all 218 of USF’s football games during the 18-year history of the university’s football program. Parson has also served as the radio voice for the Grand Rapids Rampage, members of the Arena Football League for 10 seasons, and Fort Wayne area high school football. He began describing AFL games in 1996 with the Florida Bobcats. A 1976 Purdue University graduate in radio-TV communications, Parson has also called basketball games not only for USF, but the Fort Wayne Fury and Florida Beachdogs of the now extinct Continental Basketball Association. Joe and his wife, Katy, reside in Fort Wayne and have two daughters, Julie and Mary.

Phil Houk “The Judge” Phil Houk returns to the Cougar broadcast team and was there at beginning of the USF football program. Houk is a broadcast veteran and has been a fixture on the Fort Wayne sports scene for more than 20 years. Besides adding color commentary and sideline reporting to Cougar football broadcasts, Houk is the producer and host of the popular Saturday morning radio show, “Fighting Irish Preview,” which has been on the air since 1997. He is a member of the USF Board of Trustees Athletics Committee, past president of the Fort Wayne Sports Corporation, and co-founder of the Rod Woodson football and Eric Wedge baseball camps. Besides his media and community activities, Houk has served the citizens of Allen County as a magistrate in the Civil Division of the Allen Superior Court since 1987. Phil and his wife, Lynda, reside in Fort Wayne with their three children, AJ, Tori and Nick.

USF Media Relations SID Phone: 260-399-7700, x6223 SID Cell Phone: 260-760-5884 SID Fax: 260-399-8164 SID Address: Sports Information University of Saint Francis Fort Wayne, IN 46808

Primary Media Outlets Print

Television

The News-Sentinel Sports Editor – Tom Davis 600 W. Main Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260-461-8498 Website: www.news-sentinel.com

WANE-TV Channel 15 (CBS) Sports Director – Glenn Marini 2915 W. State Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46808 260-424-1515 Website: www.wane.com

Radio

WFFT-TV Channel 55 (Independent) Sports Director – Zach Hughes 3707 Hillegas Road Fort Wayne, IN 46808 260-471-5555 Website: www.FortWayneHomepage.net

Journal Gazette Sports Editor – Mark Jaworski 600 W. Main Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260-461-8477 Website: www.journalgazette.net

Catholic Redeemer Radio 106.3 FM WLYV 4618 E. State Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46815 260-436-1498 Website: www.redeemerradio.com

Tim also serves as the celebrity coordinator for the Neal/Delagrange Celebrity Golf Tournament and is involved with “The Never Lose Hoop Foundation” (formerly “The Hulls Foundation”). Tim is also involved in many other not-for-profit organizations.

Director of Sports Information - Bill Scott Home Phone: 260-447-3326 Email: bscott@sf.edu USF Website: sf.edu Bishop D’Arcy Stadium Press Box Phone: 260-399-8102

Indiana’s NewsCenter / Channel 21 (ABC, NBC) Sports Director – Zach Groth 3401 Butler Road Fort Wayne, IN 46808 260-483-0584 www.indianasnewscenter.com

Indiana Wire Service Associated Press – Indiana Sports Editor – Mike Marot 251 North Illinois Indianapolis, IN 46204 317-639-5501

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Driving Directions to Bishop John M. D’Arcy Stadium, University of Saint Francis The University of Saint Francis is located near Highway 24 approximately two miles west of downtown Fort Wayne and approximately two miles east of Interstate 69. FROM THE NORTH: Travel south on Interstate 69 and exit Highway 14 (Fort Wayne – Illinois Rd Exit 305A). Travel east on Highway 14 for approximately 1 mile. Highway 14 will intersect Highway 24 (Jefferson Blvd.). Travel east on Jefferson Blvd. for approximately 1 mile. Turn left on Lindenwood Avenue (second stoplight) and travel approximately 1 mile north on Lindenwood. Bishop D’Arcy Stadium (BDS) is easily visible on the right, just south of the Lindenwood and Spring intersection (stoplight). FROM THE SOUTH: Travel north on Interstate 69 and exit Highway 14 (Fort Wayne – Illinois Rd. Exit 305A). Travel east on Highway 14 for approximately 1 mile. Highway 14 will intersect Highway 24 (Jefferson Blvd.). Travel east on Jefferson Blvd. for approximately 1 mile. Turn left on Lindenwood Avenue (second stoplight) and travel approximately 1 mile north on Lindenwood. BDS is easily visible on the right, just south of the Lindenwood and Spring intersection (stoplight). FROM THE EAST: Travel west on Highway 24 (Washington Blvd.) Travel on Washington Blvd. through downtown. On the west side of downtown, Washington Blvd. will merge with Jefferson Blvd. Continue approximately 1 mile to Lindenwood Avenue (stoplight). Turn right on Lindenwood Avenue and travel approximately 1 mile north on Lindenwood. BDS is easily visible on the right, just south of the Lindenwood and Spring intersection (stoplight).

2016 Travel Schedule Trinity International – Aug. 27, 2016

Depart for Deerfield, Ill., via charter bus on Fri., Aug. 26 Return Sat., Aug. 27, by approximately 11:45 a.m. Team Headquarters: Chicago Marriott Suites Two Parkway North Deerfield, IL 60015

Davenport – Nov. 5, 2016

Depart for Grand Rapids, Mich., via charter bus on Fri., Nov. 4 Return Sat., Nov. 5 by approximately 10:30 p.m. Team Headquarters: Holiday Inn 3063 Lake Eastbrook Blvd. SE Kentwood, MI 49512 NOTE: All return charters leave approximately one hour following the conclusion of each game.

FROM THE WEST: Travel east on Highway 24 (Fort Wayne – Jefferson Blvd). Travel on Jefferson Blvd. for approximately 3 miles (after crossing under Interstate 69). Turn left on Lindenwood and travel approximately 1 mile north on Lindenwood. BDS is easily visible on the right, just south of the Lindenwood and Spring intersection (stoplight). Parking is available in the lot north of the stadium with entry off Spring Street, in the lot surrounding the North Campus, and in the lots surrounding the east side of the campus off Leesburg Road at Hutzell Athletic Center.

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2016 Broadcast Schedule

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Aug. 27 coverage begins at 1:45 p.m. – @ Trinity International University

Sept. 3

Sept. 10 coverage begins at 11:45 a.m. – Taylor University

Sept. 24 coverage begins at 11:45 a.m. – Lindenwood-Belleville

Oct. 1

coverage begins at 11:45 a.m.– Marian University

Oct. 8

coverage begins at 12:45 p.m. – @ Siena Heights University (MI)

Oct. 15

coverage begins at 12:45 p.m.. – @ Concordia University

Oct. 22

coverage begins at 11:45 a.m. – Robert Morris University

Oct. 29

coverage begins at 11:45 a.m. – Missouri Baptist University

Nov. 5

coverage begins at 11:45 a.m. – @ Davenport University

coverage begins at 6:45 p.m. – @ Olivet Nazarene University

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