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Table of Contents .................................................... 1Quick Facts / Administration ............................... 2Staff / About Bloomsburg ...................................... 3Media Information .................................................. 4Facilities .................................................................... 5

The Coaching Staff Head Coach Danny Hale ....................................... 7Assistant Coaches ................................................... 92012 Pre-Season Roster .......................................132012 Season Preview ............................................15

CREDITSAll of Bloomsburg’s athletic publications are published by the Office of Communications/University Advancement. Copyright 2012. Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. This publication was designed by former Intern/Assistant Sports Information Director Don Sherman, with additional work by 2012-13 Intern/Asst. SID Bryan Salvadore. Written and edited by Sports Information Director Tom McGuire. Some material and editorial work provided by former student assistants Chris Martrich and Sean Lerman. Photography by Keith Haupt and the Office of Communication. Some photos from University Archives.

On the cover (clockwise from top): Ryan Dick-erson, Ryan Feldman, Sean Clift, Franklyn Quiteh, Jarrett Pidgeon, Kyle Fisher, and Dylan Manni.

The 2012 Bloomsburg Huskies Captain Profiles .....................................................18Offensive Profiles ..................................................20Defensive Profiles ..................................................36Special Teams Profiles ..........................................49Pronunciation Guide ............................................502012 Opponent Profiles .......................................52

2011 Season in Review 2011 Recaps ............................................................642011 Results / Statistics .......................................752011 PSAC Review ................................................832011 Regional Award Winners ...........................88

The Bloomsburg Tradition Year-by-Year Results .............................................90All-time Series Records .......................................98Record Book .........................................................101NCAA Playoff History .......................................108Huskies in the NFL ..............................................1202012 Schedule ........................................ Back Cover

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BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITYLocation .....................................................Bloomsburg, Pa.Founded ........................................................................... 1839Enrollment ...................................................................10,091School Colors .............................................Maroon & GoldTeam Nickname ....................................................... HuskiesConference .............................................Pennsylvania State................................................. Athletic Conference (PSAC)President ...................................................Dr. David L. SoltzAthletic Director ...................................... Mike McFarlandAthletics Affiliation ...............................NCAA Division II

FOOTBALL HISTORYFirst Year of Football ..................................................... 1892All-Time Record ................................................. 539-431-32Number of PSAC East Championships ........................ 11All-Americans .................................................................... 49Harlon Hill Award Winners ...............................................1

TEAM FACTS2011 Overall Record ........................................................9-22011 PSAC East Record ..................................................5-2

Head Coach ........................................................ Danny Hale Alma Mater, Year .................................West Chester, 1968Record at Bloomsburg ..............................163-54-1 (.750), Year at Bloomsburg ........................................................20thOverall Record ............................................203-67-1 (.751)Year as a Head Coach ....................................................25th

Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers ......................................................Paul DarraghOffensive Coordinator/Offensive Line .............................................Brian McBryanDefensive Secondary/Video Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator .................................Chet HenicleDefensive Line/Strength & Conditioning ................................. Bill PerkinsKickers .......................................................................Ed RushQuarterbacks/Receivers ......................................Jack LydicDefensive Assistant ....................................... Maurice DalyDefensive Line.................................................. Jeff WardachRunning Backs ................................................Stefan Adams

Starters Returning ............................................................. 14Starters Lost ..........................................................................9Lettermen Returning ........................................................ 45Lettermen Lost .................................................................. 14Base Offense .................................................................. Pro-IBase Defense .....................................................................4-3

Football Office .................................................570-389-4359

STADIUM INFORMATIONName ......................................Robert B. Redman Stadium,..................................................................... Danny Hale FieldCapacity ......................................................................... 4,775Surface .................................................................... Field TurfLights ..................................................................................Yes

DIRECTORYMailing AddressBloomsburg University400 E. Second StreetBloomsburg, PA 17815

Athletics Department(Area Code 570)Director of AthleticsMike McFarland ...........................................389-4050Associate Director of AthleticsKathy Heitzman ...........................................389-4555Director of Athletic OperationsKevin Wood ..................................................389-4371

Sports InformationDirector of Sports Information/Athletic Marketing and PromotionsTom McGuire ..............................................389-4413Intern/Assistant Sports Information DirectorBryan Salvadore ...........................................389-2767

Dr. David SoltzPresident

Kathy HeitzmanAssociate Director of Athletics

Administrators

QUICK FACTS / ADMINISTRATION

Mike McFarlandDirector of Athletics


Kevin WoodAthletic Operations

Tom McGuireDirector of Sports Information/Athletic Marketing/Promotions

Doug LizardiEquipment Manager

Allen LarsenAthletic Trainer

Shelby HoppisAthletic Trainer

Dave HuberAthletic Trainer

ABOUT BLOOMSBURG

Bloomsburg University, a member of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education, is a four-year coeducational public university founded in 1839. Through the stages of its development from a normal school to a teachers college to a multipurpose state college and finally to a university in 1983, the institution has retained its emphasis on liberal arts and career education.

Bloomsburg is recognized as one of the best 100 public universities in the United States, and excellence, ranging from its 18 national championships to its international reputation in a number of its academic programs, is an attitude found throughout the faculty and staff.

About 90 percent of Bloomsburg’s students come from throughout Pennsylvania, creating a diverse mix of cultures and ideas. It’s a place where friendships that last a lifetime begin. And it’s a busy place — with more than 160 student organizations and activities, NCAA Division II athletic programs and a popular recreation center.

The university’s Division of Continuing and Distance Education serves students through nondegree credit courses, noncredit minicourses, off-campus classes, credit for life experience and distance learning courses on public television.

The Town of Bloomsburg, located in the Susquehanna River Valley, has a population of about 12,000 people. The central business district is just three blocks southwest of campus, and includes more than 80 retail stores, restaurants, and the Bloomsburg Fair in September. More stores, restaurants and theaters can be found along nearby Route 11 and at the Columbia Mall, northwest of town.

The university is within a one-hour drive from such cities as Hazleton, Williamsport, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton; 1.5 hours from Harrisburg; 2.5 hours from Philadelphia; 3 hours from New York City and Baltimore; and four hours from Pittsburgh and Washington, DC.

> Enrollment— Total enrollment is now 10,091, with an average incom-ing SAT of 1070 and class rank in the upper 25 percent; Bloomsburg admits one in seven applicants and has a four-year retention rate signifi-cantly higher than the national aver-age. About 60 percent are women and 10 percent are non-traditional. About 90 percent of Bloomsburg graduates are quickly placed in their chosen fields.

> Degrees— Bloomsburg University offers 63 baccalaureate degrees,18 master’s degrees and a joint doctoral degree in elementary education in cooperation with Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

> Financial Aid— About 70 percent of all students receive some form of financial aid; average amount of aid is over $10,000 per year.

> Cost —About $7,971 per semester for Pennsylvania residents (tuition, fees, typical room and meal plans), $12,884 for non-residents.

> Faculty— With approximately 1,000 employees, Bloomsburg University has 383 full-time faculty, 70 percent of whom hold doctoral degrees and 72 percent of whom are tenured. The staff is organized into four divisions: Academic Affairs, Administration, Student Life and University Advancement.

> School Colors, Mascot— The school colors, originally “lemon and garnet,” have been maroon and gold since the 1920s. In the early 1930s, the Husky became the school mascot when a dog owned by a faculty mem-ber accompanied Adm. Richard E. Byrd on an expedition to the South Pole.

STAFF / ABOUT BLOOMSBURG


Bloomsburg University Media

WHLM Radio124 E. Main StreetBloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-1200

WBRE-TV (28)62 South Franklin Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18703(570) 823-2828

WNEP-TV (16)16 Montage Mountain RoadMoosic, PA 18641(570) 207-4455

Primary Radio and Television Outlets

Associated PressSuite 250One Franklin PlazaPhiladelphia, PA 19102(215) 561-1133

Citizen’s Voice75 N. Washington St.Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711(570) [email protected]

Daily Item200 S. Market St.Sunbury, PA 17801(570) [email protected]

Milton Standard19 Arch St.Milton, PA 17847(570) [email protected]

News-Item701 North Rock St.Shamokin, PA 17872(570) [email protected]

Patriot NewsP.O. Box 2265Harrisburg, PA 17105(717) 255-8180

Press Enterprise3185 Lackawanna Ave.Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) [email protected]

Standard Speaker21 N. Wyoming St.Hazleton, PA 18201(570) 455-3636

Sun Gazette252 W. Fourth St.Williamsport, PA 17701(570) [email protected]

Times Leader15 N. Main St.Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711(570) 829-7229tlsports@timesleader,com

Primary Newspapers

Media Information For media credentials, photos, stories, statistics or to arrange an interview with a coach or student-athlete, contact Tom McGuire, Director of Sports Information, Athletic Marketing, and Promotions. All members of the media are welcome to visit the Huskies’ home sporting events. If members of the media are interested in covering a Bloomsburg University game, please contact the Office of Sports Information for assistance.

Bloomsburg Sports Information

Tom McGuire > Director of Sports Information, Athletic Marketing and Promotions Email: [email protected] Phone: (570) 389-4413

Bryan Salvadore> Intern/Asst. Sports Information Director Email: [email protected] Phone: (570) 389-2767

Ally Keirn> Graduate Assistant Email: [email protected]

Connect with the Huskies

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MEDIA INFORMATION


Huskies Athletic Facilities

Redman Stadium - August 27, 2009 vs. Ashland

Practice Fields

The Nelson Field House underwent a $13.4 million renovation. Among the upgrades are locker rooms dedicated for each sport, including football, pictured above.

ATHLETIC FACILITIES

2012 COACHING STAFF


Danny HaleHead Coach

Danny Hale, one of the winningest coaches in all of Division II, will begin his 20th season at the helm of the Huskies in 2012 and 25th season overall as a head coach. Hale also spent five years as head coach at West Chester University.

At Bloomsburg, Hale has posted a record of 163-54-1 (.743) and holds the school record for most coach-ing victories. Overall in 24 years as a head coach he has a mark of 203-67-1 (.750) and is ranked among the top 10 active coaches in NCAA Division

II in winning percentage. He is one of just four active Division II coaches with at least 200 career wins going into the 2012 season.

In his 19 seasons as head coach at Bloomsburg he has led the Huskies to 11 outright or shared Pennsylvania State Athletic Con-ference (PSAC) Eastern Division titles and seven NCAA post-sea-son playoff berths. In the last 12 seasons (2000-2011) Bloomsburg is one of the most successful NCAA Division II programs with a combined record of 111-30 (.787).

In 2010, the Huskies won 10 games for the sixth under Hale and the seventh time in school history. The Huskies also captured the PSAC East title for the first time since 2006 and advanced to the second round of the NCAA playoffs after going on the road to knock off California (PA) in the opening round.

In 2008, the Huskies started the season winning the first nine games of the year, including wins over nationally-ranked Ash-land and California (Pa). Bloomsburg earned a bid to the NCAA Division II playoffs for the sixth time overall, and fifth time this decade, reaching the NCAA Region One finals.

In 2006, the Huskies posted a mark of 12-2 and won the PSAC Eastern Division title, while also capturing the NCAA Northeast Regional title and advancing to the NCAA Division II national semi-finals. Hale was named the PSAC East Coach of the Year, the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Division II District I Coach of the Year and was a finalist for the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year award. By virtue of being a finalist for the award he was featured on an ABC-TV special hosted by Keith Jackson.

In 2005, Hale led the Huskies to a record of 11-1, including an unbeaten (11-0) mark in the regular season. It was just the fourth time in school history that a Bloomsburg team went through the regular season without a loss. He also earned PSAC Eastern Divi-

sion Coach of the Year honors and the AFCA District One Coach of the Year award.

The Huskies also reached the NCAA playoffs in 1996, 2000 and 2001 seasons. During the 2000 season the Huskies were 12-3 and advanced to the NCAA championship game, eventually losing in the title contest. The team reached the finals after rallying from a 19-point deficit against UC-Davis in the national semi-finals to post a 58-48 win. Hale earned the American Football Coaches Association Division II National Coach of the Year following the season.

Overall Hale has also been named the AFCA District I Coach of the Year honors nine times, the third highest total in AFCA history. Twice he has won the honor in consecutive seasons (2000 and 2001 and 2005 and 2006). He has been named the PSAC Eastern Division Coach of the Year 10 times, including four straight from 1994 to 1997 and back-to-back in 2005 and 2006.

Among the great players Hale has coached include Irv Sigler, the winner of the 1997 Harlon Hill Award as the nation's best Divi-sion II football player. Sigler finished the year as one of the few players ever in Division II history to average more than 200 yards per game rushing.

HEAD COACH DANNY HALE


Year School W L T Pct Postseason1984 West Chester 7 3 0 .700 PSAC East Co-Champs1985 West Chester 7 3 0 .700 1986 West Chester 8 3 0 .727 PSAC East Champs1987 West Chester 9 2 0 .818 PSAC East Champs1988 West Chester 9 2 0 .818 NCAA Division II Playoffs1993 Bloomsburg 5 6 0 .455 1994 Bloomsburg 8 3 0 .727 PSAC East Co-Champs1995 Bloomsburg 9 1 1 .834 PSAC East Co-Champs1996 Bloomsburg 10 2 0 .833 NCAA Division II Playoffs, PSAC East Champs1997 Bloomsburg 8 2 0 .800 PSAC East Champs1998 Bloomsburg 5 6 0 .455 1999 Bloomsburg 7 4 0 .636 2000 Bloomsburg 12 3 0 .800 NCAA National Runner-Up, NCAA Northeast Region Champs, PSAC East Champs, Lambert Cup Winners, ECAC Team of the Year2001 Bloomsburg 9 2 0 .818 NCAA Division II Playoffs, PSAC East Champs2002 Bloomsburg 8 2 0 .800 PSAC East Co-Champs2003 Bloomsburg 7 4 0 .636 PSAC East Co-Champs2004 Bloomsburg 7 3 0 .700 2005 Bloomsburg 11 1 0 .917 NCAA Division II Playoffs, PSAC East Champs2006 Bloomsburg 12 2 0 .857 NCAA Northeast Region Champs, National Semi-Finalist, PSAC East Champs2007 Bloomsburg 7 3 0 .7002008 Bloomsburg 11 2 0 .846 NCAA National Quarterfinalist2009 Bloomsburg 8 3 0 .7272010 Bloomsburg 10 3 0 .769 NCAA Second Rounds; PSAC East Champs2011 Bloomsburg 9 2 0 .714TOTALS 203 67 1 .751

Hale’s Career Record

In addition, Hale also coached Jamar Brittingham, a 2005 top three finalist for the Harlon Hill. Brittingham finished 2005 as college football's top rusher and scorer and was fourth in Division II in all-purpose yards. At the end of Brittingham's career in 2007, he was the all-time leading rusher and scorer in the history of both Bloomsburg and the PSAC and set a total of 29 school and conference records.

In 2010 Hale coached D-II's leading rusher and first team All-American in Franklyn Quiteh. As a freshman Quiteh was the only back at any level of football to rush for more than 2,000 yards. He went on to finish sixth in the balloting for the Harlon Hill Award.

Hale’s other standout performer has been Jahri Evans, a fourth round draft choice of the New Orleans Saints in 2006. Evans, an offensive lineman, has started each game for the Saints the past four seasons along and helped lead the team to a Super Bowl title in 2010. Since 2009, Evans has enjoyed two of the most decorated seasons for a Saints offensive lineman. He’s been voted to the last two Pro Bowls as a starter, was a 2009 and 2010 first-team All-Pro and is widely regarded as among the NFL’s top linemen.

At West Chester Hale posted a mark of 40-13 and won three PSAC East titles and advanced to the NCAA playoffs in 1988.

Prior to West Chester, Hale was an offensive line and defensive coordinator at Colgate from 1981 to 1983. Prior to Colgate, Hale was the offensive line coach at Bucknell from 1975-80 and was defensive coordinator/linebacker coach at Vermont in 1974.

Hale is a graduate of West Chester, earning his bachelor's and master's degrees in Health and Physical Education in 1968 and 1973. He was an all-conference pick at West Chester and earned the team's most valuable player in the 1967 State Championship game, while also lettering three times for the track and field team. He is a member of the West Chester Football Hall of Fame and the Delaware County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.

In 1968 Hale signed with the Pottstown Firebirds, the semi professional farm club of the Philadelphia Eagles, before enter-ing the Marine Corps where he played middle linebacker for the Quantico Marines. Following a three-year stint, he was honorably discharged as a first lieutenant in 1972.

Hale and his wife Diane are the parents of four children, Roman; Brandie; Tyson; and Christina and have 10 grandchildren.

HEAD COACH DANNY HALE


Paul Darragh enters his 16th season at Bloomsburg.

Prior to BU Darragh worked for two years at Indiana (PA) as the linebackers coach. He started his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Temple from 1987-89. From there, Darragh was the linebackers’ coach at Northeastern and Gannon before being promoted to defensive coordinator at Gannon. He moved from Gannon to the

defensive coordinator post at William Paterson College before joining the IUP staff. A three-year starter and captain for Temple, he graduated in 1985 after earning All-East honors as an inside linebacker.

Under Darragh’s leadership the Huskies’ defense has ranked in the top-half of the PSAC in total defense seven of the past 10 seasons, including back-to-back second place finishes in 2000

and 2001 and a second place in 2009. The Huskies have also ranked among the best in the PSAC in run defense finishing first or second five times, including second in two of the last three seasons. The 2009 Huskies finished third nationally in scoring defense (13.36/game), pacing the PSAC. BU also led the conference in sacks, ranking 14th nationally (3.09 per game). In 2010 the Huskies were eighth in Division II in rushing defense (85.38 yards per game.) Darragh has also coached the last two PSAC East Defensive Players of the Year in Anthony Smith (2009) and Mike Varanavage (2010). Darragh and his wife Yelena live in Orangeville with their children Sasha, Lemuel and Gabriel.

Paul DarraghAsst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers

ASSISTANT COACHES

Brian McBryanOffensive Coordinator/Offensive Line

Brian McBryan begins his 20th season at Bloomsburg and his first as the offensive coordinator for the Huskies. He previously coached the offensive line for one year at Bucknell, was the defensive line coach at Susquehanna University for six seasons, and served prior stints at Milton, Danville and Renovo-Bucktail high schools. McBryan is a 1980 graduate of Lock

Haven, where he was a three-year starter as an offensive lineman. He was a member of the Bald Eagles’ 1979 PSAC championship squad.

At Bloomsburg, McBryan has coached eight offensive linemen to All-American honors, including current NFL standout Jahri Evans, who was a two-time All-American and finalist for the Upshaw Award as the nation’s best small-college lineman. McBryan resides in Bloomsburg with his wife Cindy and their two children, Laura and Matthew.


Chet HenicleDefensive Secondary/Video Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator

Chet Henicle starts his ninth season at Bloomsburg after previously coaching three years at Wingate (NC) University where he was the defensive backs coach along with recruiting coordinator and camp director. Prior to working at Wingate, Henicle spent four years at Lenoir-Rhyne College (NC), two years as receivers coach and two years as the defensive backs coach. He started his college coaching career in 1996

at Bloomsburg where he was in charge of the receivers. He also spent one season at Waynesboro High School coaching the running backs and defensive backs. A 1995 Bloomsburg graduate, Henicle was an All-American in two sports. During his career he was recognized as the school’s Undergraduate and Senior Male Athlete of the Year. As a catcher and center fielder on the baseball team, Henicle was named team MVP twice along with garnering All-PSAC honors three times. As a sophomore, he was fifth in the nation in batting with a .456 average. He captained the Huskies 1995 squad to the only Division II World Series appearance in school history. He

is still the career record holder for doubles in a season and in a career. As a starting safety on the Bloomsburg football team, Henicle was named the team’s MVP and defensive MVP along with garnering All-Region and All-PSAC honors twice. As a junior he finished second in the nation in interceptions with eight. As a senior he was named an All-American and was chosen to play in the Snow Bowl, the top Division II all-star game in the country. Henicle was inducted into the BU Athletic Hall of Fame in the fall of 2009. At native of Waynesboro, Pa., Henicle and wife Jane Marie reside in Bloomsburg.

ASSISTANT COACHES

Jack LydicQuaterbacks/Receivers

Jack Lydic begins his first season with the Huskies as the quarterbacks/receivers coach after having served as the quarterbacks coach at Susquehanna and as the offensive coordinator for the new program at Misericordia University.

Lydic graduated in 2005 (and 2006 with master's degree) and was a three-year starter for Bloomsburg. During his career the Huskies won

four Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division championships. As a senior team captain in 2005, Lydic led the Huskies to an undefeated regular season and a Division II playoffs appearance. He earned second-team all-PSAC honors in 2004 and 2005. He is currently ranked fourth on the all-time passing yards list at Bloomsburg 5,186 yards and is ninth in career touchdown passes with 31.

Following his playing days at Bloomsburg he went on to play quarterback for the Hamburg Blue Devils of the German Football League (GFL) and Budapest Cowboys of the Central European Football League and was a member of the offensive coaching staffs for both teams. He led the GFL with 31 touchdown passes while throwing for more than 2,700 yards in 2007.

In 2008 Lydic was named the quarterbacks coach at Susquehanna University where he helped the Crusaders to a conference championship in 2009 and was part of the Liberty League Coaching Staff of the Year.

In 2011 he was named as the offensive coordinator at Misericordia University which will play its first-ever game this September.


Bill PerkinsDefensive Line/Strength and Conditioning

Bill Perkins is entering his 19th season as the defensive line and strength and conditioning coach. During his tenure as defensive line coach, Perkins has helped coach 20 players to first team All-PSAC East honors and two players to All-American honors. A 1989 graduate of Slippery Rock, Perkins is a health and physical education teacher and athletic

director in the Bloomsburg School District.

At Slippery Rock, Perkins played in 38 of 40 games as a defensive tackle for the Rock from 1986-89. He registered 129 career tackles and was honored as a PSAC West second team selection in 1989. Perkins and his wife Debbie are the parents of two daughters, Leighnah and Willow.

Ed T. RushKickers

Ed Rush begins his ninth season at Bloomsburg after a 38-year career working for the NBA. He will be working with the BU kickers after previously serving as the running backs coach. In 2010 under Rush's guidance kicker Dan Fisher set a school single-season record with 20 field goals, including a school-record five in one game.

Rush has also coached All-American running back Jamar Brittingham, the all-time career rushing leader in both Bloomsburg and PSAC history, for four years. Brittingham went on to set 28 school and conference records. In 2006 Rush did a tremendous job preparing the Huskies’ running backs despite numerous injuries to his personnel. Overall, Rush used three starting tailbacks with each back gaining more than 100-yards in a game at least once. Also, Rush prepared three starting fullbacks and saw eight different runners (not counting quarterbacks and receivers) carry the ball at least once during the season. Prior to coming to Bloomsburg, Rush was an NBA official from 1966 to 1998 and officiated over 2000 games, including NBA All-Star Games. In 1998, he then joined the NBA Basketball Operations department as the NBA/WNBA Director of Officiating.

Prior to his work with the NBA, Rush worked as a teacher and football coach for Marple-Newton High School in suburban Philadelphia. He is a graduate of West Chester University where he played varsity football. He is also a nationally recognized motivational speaker specializing in leadership. Rush was recently named one of the 50 most influential people in sports officiating and in the summer of 2008 was awarded the Medallion Award by the National Association of Sports Officials for having given back the most to sports officiating. In addition to his football duties with the Huskies, Rush is a special adviser to the commissioner of the Pac-10 conference on officiating. A native of Philadelphia, Rush and his wife Trudy, the parents of four children and have seven grandchildren.

ASSISTANT COACHES


Maurice DalyAssistant Linebackers

Maurice Daly begins his 13th season with the Huskies as assistant line-backers coach.

Daly graduated from Queen's College in 1972 and also currently works at Geisinger Medical Center Outpatient Surgery at Woodbine Lane in Danville.

Daly resides in Sunbury with his wife Toni and his son Maurice III who is currently a junior at Liberty Univer-

sity. He also has two daughters Allison and Andrea, both alumni of Bloomsburg University. Daly is a proud grandfather of two, Jeremiah and Maya.

Daly is also a drummer, jazz enthusiast and audiophile.

Stefan AdamsRunning Backs

Stefan Adams begins his first season as the running backs coach of the Huskies. A 2010 graduate of Bloomsburg, Adams was a four-year member of the Huskies rushing for 919 yards in his career while scoring 15 touchdowns, including a career-best 11 in 2008. A two-timeAll-PSAC East selection, Adams gained a career-high 111 yards and scored two TD’s in a win over Clarion in 2007.

Adams is studying for his master’s degree in counseling here at Bloomsburg.

ASSISTANT COACHES

Jeff WardachDefensive Line

Wardach begins his second season at Bloomsburg after four seasons as a Hokie with the Virginia Tech football team. A native of Pennsylvania, he joined the Virginia Tech football program as a walk on in 2007 playing both defensive tackle and end. During his four year stint the Hokies won three ACC Championships and earned three bids to the Orange Bowl.

Early in his career at Virginia Tech he excelled on the scout team and earned

Super Iron Hokie, the top-level weight-room award. Wardach believes strength and conditioning are important attributes for success.


Alphabetical Roster73 Allen, Brandon OL Allison, Aaron TE Barrett, Robert OL4 Boyer, Chris WR55 Buchert, Alex OL41 Burkhard, Derek FB16 Buschi, Lou QB91 Calloway, Russell DE Capers, Anthony OL77 Clarke, Brian OL18 Clift, Sean LB87 Daniels, Mark TE84 Daniels, Trent WR12 David, Tony DE57 Decena, Bernadain LB35 DeLuca, Nick FB95 Dennis, Roy DE7 Dickerson, Ryan WR DiPietro, Jeremy DB Drayton, Rich WR90 Drexler, Braden K Dudley, Nick DB29 Eck, Samuel DB72 Feiler, Matt OL34 Feldman, Ryan LB2 Finley, Damin DB97 Fisher, Daniel K/P80 Fisher, Kyle WR67 Franks, DaJuan OL15 Gades, Connor QB Garland, John OL63 Geiger, Ryan OL17 Gmerek, Jason WR48 Gmerek, Nick DB Harris, Andrew LB27 Haverstock, Dan DB98 Heilig, Matt DE50 Hoagland, Dakota OL Hoenl, Nate TE Hoffman, Chad QB1 Hutton Jr., Glenn WR49 Irving, Jeremy DB75 Johnson, Durrell OL13 Kelly, Tim QB68 Kennedy, Chris DL6 Knerr, Brady QB22 Knoblauch, Tyler DB Kralle, Robert LB LaBadie, Bill DL Lowery, Jeremiah DL39 Maggs, Ryan FB Manigault, Marcus DE44 Manni, Dylan TE82 Marchioni, Matt WR33 Mateo, Eddie RB

2012 Bloomsburg University Huskies

2012 PRE-SEASON ROSTER

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School1 Glenn Hutton Jr. Jr. WR 6-0 190 Sicklerville, NJ / Paul VI2 Damin Finley R-Fr. DB 5-11 190 Elkins Park / Milford Academy3 DJ Robinson So. DB 5-8 175 Sinking Spring / Conrad Weiser4 Chris Boyer Sr. WR 5-8 175 Hummelstown / Hershey5 Jonathan Patrick Jr. DB 5-11 185 Somerset, NJ / Franklin 6 Brady Knerr So. QB 6-1 190 Macungie / Emmaus7 Ryan Dickerson Sr. WR 5-10 180 Harleysville / Souderton8 Cole Parkinson So. WR 6-2 175 Boyertown / St. Pius X9 Gary Postell R-Fr. DB 5-8 170 Philadelphia / Bishop McDevitt10 Sellus Roulhac Jr. DB 6-2 185 West Chester / West Chester East11 Garrett Pope R-Fr. DB 6-2 215 Northumberland / Shikellamy12 Tony David So. DE 6-0 235 Allentown / Salisbury13 Tim Kelly R-Fr. QB 6-1 185 Camp Hill / Cedar Cliff14 Dai’Shon Munger R-Fr. RB 5-8 170 Westampton, NJ / Holy Cross15 Connor Gades R-Fr. QB 6-1 200 West Chester / Unionville16 Lou Buschi So. QB 6-3 220 East Meadow, NY / Mercerburg Acad.17 Jason Gmerek So. WR 5-10 180 Hontzdale / Moshannon Valley18 Sean Clift Sr. LB 6-0 220 Philadelphia / Roman Catholic20 Rasheen Tookes So. RB 5-9 215 Philadelphia / Valley Forge Military21 Donovan Morris R-Fr. DB 5-11 175 Philadelphia / George Washington22 Tyler Knoblauch So. DB 5-10 198 Berlin, NJ / Eastern24 Terrell Oglesby Sr. DB 5-8 180 Philadelphia / Northeast Catholic26 Brandon True So. DB 5-8 185 Harrisburg / Bishop McDevitt27 Dan Haverstock Sr. DB 6-1 200 York / West York28 Franklyn Quiteh Jr. RB 5-10 203 Tobyhanna / Pocono Mountain West29 Samuel Eck Sr. DB 5-11 200 Jersey Shore / Jersey Shore Area30 Justin Shirk So. LB 6-1 240 Harrisburg / Central Dauphin32 Eric Thomas So. DB 6-0 190 Reading / Muhlenberg33 Eddie Mateo Jr. RB 5-9 205 Bethlehem / Freedom34 Ryan Feldman Sr. LB 5-11 205 Mechanicsburg / JP McCaskey35 Nicholas DeLuca So. FB 5-9 230 Allentown / Parkland36 Brody Myers So. RB 6-1 235 Akron / Ephrata37 Bryan McCall Fr. LB 6-0 230 Lititz / Warwick39 Ryan Maggs Sr. FB 6-2 245 Beech Creek / Central Mountain40 Bret Rutkoski Fr. RB 5-10 220 Huntington Mills / Northwest Area41 Derek Burkhard So. FB 5-11 230 Fayetteville / Chambersburg44 Dylan Manni Sr. TE 6-3 260 Bensalem / Bensalem45 Matt Wenrich Jr. FB 5-11 230 Selinsgrove / Selinsgrove47 Michael Russell R-Fr. LB 6-2 225 Hamburg / Hamburg48 Nick Gmerek So. DB 5-9 170 Hontzdale / Moshannon Valley49 Jeremy Irving Fr. DB 5-11 200 Thornton / Garnet Valley50 Dakota Hoagland R-Fr. OL 6-4 305 Shoemakersville / Hamburg51 Jarrett Pidgeon Sr. LB 5-10 220 Barnegat, NJ / Southern Regional55 Alex Buchert Jr. OL 6-2 285 Robesonia / Conrad Weiser 56 Shaun Moore Sr. DL 5-11 265 Landsdale / North Penn57 Bernadain Decena So. LB 6-1 205 Philadelphia / Archbishop Ryan58 Shawn Mitchell So. DL 6-2 245 Nazareth / Nazareth60 Chris Steck Jr. OL 6-1 285 Mt. Carmel / Mt. Carmel62 Christian Whiteside R-Fr. OL 6-2 270 Broomall / Maple Newtown63 Ryan Geiger R-Fr. OL 6-1 280 Southampton / La Salle64 Michael Schlauch Sr. DL 5-10 255 Zion Grove / Bloomsburg65 Shawn Smith So. OL 6-3 284 Harrisburg / Central Dauphin67 DaJuan Franks R-Fr. OL 6-6 270 Philadelphia / Frankford68 Chris Kennedy Jr. DL 6-3 280 Phoenixville / Archbishop Carroll 70 Greg Waters Jr. OL 6-1 300 Churchville / Council Rock South


37 McCall, Bryan LB94 McFadden, David DL96 McMullin, Brett DL58 Mitchell, Shawn DL56 Moore, Shaun DL21 Morris, Donovan DB14 Munger, Dai'Shon RB93 Murray, Ian LS36 Myers, Brody RB Norford, Marquez DE24 Oglesby, Terrell DB Osborne, Jesse OL8 Parkinson, Cole WR Parsnik, Joe WR5 Patrick, Jonathan DB83 Peregrin, Tony WR51 Pidgeon, Jarrett LB11 Pope, Garrett DB9 Postell, Gary DB Pugh, Travon DB85 Quinn, Shane TE28 Quiteh, Franklyn RB Quivers II, Thomas Coy WR Ranco, Ezra DL74 Reed, Nick OL3 Robinson, DJ DB/KR Rommel, Greg OL10 Roulhac, Sellus DB47 Russell, Michael LB40 Rutkoski, Bret RB88 Sandherr, Jack TE Schafer, Brynn LB64 Schlauch, Michael DL30 Shirk, Justin LB Small, James DB65 Smith, Shawn OL86 Sokoloski, Matthew LS92 Stair, Dylan DL60 Steck, Chris OL Szaflarski, Tyler LB32 Thomas, Eric DB Thomas, Tyrell TB20 Tookes, Rasheen RB Toomey, Jerrin DB26 True, Bandon DB70 Waters, Greg OL99 Webster, Larry DL45 Wenrich, Matt FB Wetty, Joe DE62 Whiteside, Christian OL Williams, Miles DB

Alphabetical Roster

2012 PRE-SEASON ROSTER

2012 Bloomsburg University Huskies72 Matt Feiler Jr. OL 6-7 325 Strasburg / Lampeter-Strasburg73 Brandon Allen Sr. OL 6-3 290 Philadelphia / Frankford74 Nick Reed R-Fr. OL 6-1 275 Dallastown / Dallastown75 Durrell Johnson So. OL 6-4 315 Easton / Wyoming Valley West77 Brian Clarke Jr. OL 6-3 290 Hanover / Hanover 80 Kyle Fisher Sr. WR 6-0 190 Denver / Cocalico82 Matt Marchioni Sr. WR 6-3 210 Wilmington, DE / Brandywine83 Tony Peregrin Fr. WR 6-0 195 Mayfield / Lakeland84 Trent Daniels So. WR 6-2 170 Harrisburg / Susquehanna Township85 Shane Quinn R-Fr. TE 6-2 245 Levittown / Neshaminy86 Matthew Sokoloski Fr. LS 6-0 200 Bloomsburg / Bloomsburg87 Mark Daniels Sr. TE 6-6 250 Sinking Spring / Wilson West Lawn88 Jack Sandherr R-Fr. TE 6-3 250 Orefield / Allentown Central90 Braden Drexler So. K 5-10 165 Bethlehem / Nazareth91 Russell Calloway Fr. DE 6-2 240 Philadelphia / Motivation92 Dylan Stair So. DL 6-2 240 Alpha, NJ / Phillipsburg93 Ian Murray Jr. LS 6-3 220 Lock Haven / Central Mountain94 David McFadden So. DL 6-6 245 Allentown / Allentown Central95 Roy Dennis R-Fr. DL 6-3 250 Berwick / Berwick96 Brett McMullin R-Fr. DL 6-3 250 Port Carbon / Pottsville97 Dan Fisher Jr. K/P 6-1 195 Liverpool / Central Dauphin98 Matt Heilig So. DE 6-4 220 Harrisburg / Central Dauphin99 Larry Webster Sr. DL 6-7 240 Hagerstown, MD / Elkton Aaron Allison Fr. TE 6-3 250 Philadelphia / Frankford Rob Barrett Fr. OL 6-5 330 New Holland / Garden Spot Anthony Capers Fr. OL 6-6 265 Philadelphia / Frankford Jeremy DiPietro Fr. DB 5-9 175 Mechanicsburg / Cumberland Valley Rich Drayton Fr. WR 6-0 210 Philadelphia / Central Nick Dudley Fr. DB 5-10 175 Downingtown / Downingtown East John Garland Fr. OL 6-4 300 Hatfield / North Penn Andrew Harris Fr. LB 5-10 205 Whitehall / Whitehall Nate Hoenl Fr. TE 6-3 215 Whitehall / Whitehall Chad Hoffman Fr. QB 6-2 205 Drums / Hazleton Robert Kralle Fr. LB 6-2 235 Philadelphia / Edward BOK Tech Bill LaBadie Fr. DL 6-4 291 Bensalem / Bensalem Jeremiah Lowery Fr. DL 6-3 253 Sharon Hill / Academy Park Marcus Manigault Fr. DE 6-3 210 West Chester / Rustin Marquez Norford Fr. DE 6-2 225 Harrisburg / Susquehanna Township Jesse Osborne Fr. OL 6-2 300 Medford, NJ / Shawnee Joe Parsnik Fr. WR 5-9 180 Wilkes-Barre / Coughlin Travon Pugh Fr. DB 5-9 160 Tobyhanna / Pocono Mountain West Thomas Coy Quivers II Fr. WR 6-3 195 Mercersburg / James Buchanan Ezra Ranco Fr. DL 6-1 275 Collegeville / Perkiomen Valley Greg Rommel Fr. OL 6-3 275 Somerville / Immaculata (NJ) Brynn Schafer Fr. LB 6-1 210 Schuylkill Haven / Blue Mountain James Small Fr. DB 5-10 160 Lansdowne / West Catholic Tyler Szaflarski Fr. LB 6-0 230 Greencastle / Greencastle Tyrell Thomas Fr. TB 6-0 195 Elysburg / Southern Columbia Jerrin Toomey Fr. DB 5-10 180 York / West York Joe Wetty Fr. DE 6-3 200 Downingtown / Downingtown East Miles Williams Fr. DB 5-10 180 Steelton / Bishop McDevitt


The Huskies could not have asked for a better start to the 2011 season; an 8-0 start with signature wins against Ashland in the season opener and IUP in a nationally televised game. Not to mention making the largest comeback in NCAA Division II history by overcoming a 35-point deficit to defeat West Chester on the road. It was as if the Huskies were destined for glory as they ascended through the national polls, eventually achieving a number two national ranking and head coach Danny Hale picking up career win 200. It seemed clear that a deep postseason run was on the horizon.

Then, out of nowhere, inches upon inches of snow accumulated at Redman Stadium the morning of the C.W. Post game on October 29. The snowfall derailed Bloomsburg’s historical season as the Huskies dropped two of their final three games to ultimately miss the playoffs. “I think a lot of teams in the country would like to be 9-2 but it was disappointing that we missed the playoffs” said Hale. “However, we understand that we allowed it not to be in our hands with the losses at the end of the season.”

“Every week I think about that snow game” Hale continues. “It was just very frustrating because we could not overcome the elements; we did not handle it well. There is a fine line between wins and losses. It all comes down to a really fine line sometimes and in a nutshell the whole season came down to that one game but that’s the way it goes, that’s sports and you have to move on. Every year is different. You look back on experiences but that’s the past, good or bad. You look back but they are over.”

OFFENSE QUARTERBACK—With the loss of 2011 starting quarterback Pat Carey, the big question mark for the Huskies entering the 2012 season is who will be under center? With several returning quarterbacks, only one saw the field last year and it was for only one game.

The race for the starting job could come down right to the wire with four players competing for the top spot. Brady Knerr has the most experience of all the returning quarterbacks. He saw action in one game last year and spent the 2010 season as the backup at Millersville University. Overall Tim Kelly had a good spring season and with great athleticism coupled with a good arm may be the answer.

Lou Buschi is another option for the Huskies. He is the biggest of all the quarterbacks and with a very strong arm has the ability to throw a great deep ball. Connor Gades could also be the solution after turning some heads with a solid spring game performance.

RUNNING BACK—There are no question marks at the tailback position as the Huskies return two 1,000 yard rushers from a season ago in Franklyn Quiteh and Eddie Mateo. They were

the only teammates in Division II to rush for over 1,000 yards in same season last year, making them the most lethal running combination in all of D-II football.

Ranked fifth in Bloomsburg history with 3,207 career rushing yards and a long list of awards, Quiteh returns as a starter. Fellow 1,000 yard rusher and All-PSAC East first team honoree Mateo is also back after a breakout season that included a five touchdown game, tying a four year old school record. Also look for Dai’Shon Munger to see some time in the backfield after having a good outing in the spring.

The fullback position in the Bloomsburg offense is not and will not be a one man show. Ryan Maggs is the front runner for the starting gig. Maggs is a versatile back who runs very well but is also a good blocker and receiver out of the backfield. Matt Wenrich saw a lot of action last season and should expect the same this year, while Brody Myers should also see some time.

TIGHT END— BU returns 2011 All-PSAC East first team honoree Dylan Manni as the starter. Expectations will be high for the senior tight end that averaged 10.5 yards per catch last season. Look for Mark Daniels, Jack Sandherr, and Shane Quinn to battle for time this season as well.

OFFENSIVE LINE—A consistently great offensive line has been a trademark of Bloomsburg football over the years and the 2012 season will be no different. Junior captain and three year starter Chris Steck will anchor the offensive line. Steck is joined by fellow captain and second team All-PSAC honoree Brandon Allen, who is a returning starter at the right tackle position.

Brian Clarke will also be back in a starting role after earning first team All-PSAC East honors. Keep an eye on Clarke to also make an impact on the defensive side of the ball this year as he transitions into a two-way player. Look for Alex Buchert, Matt Feiler, Ryan Geiger, Durrell Johnson, Shawn Smith and Greg Waters to battle for playing time as well.

WIDE RECEIVER—Experience is the key for the receiving corps as the Huskies return a slew of impact receivers. With the ability to vertically stretch the field, Kyle Fisher will be the main target after an All-PSAC East second team selection. Ryan Dickerson is also a proven wide-out who has the ability to stretch the field.

Matt Marchioni is back after a 2011 season that produced three touchdowns on 12 receptions. Used more as a control/possession receiver, Marchioni will also be a threat in the red zone. Look for Glenn Hutton, Chris Boyer, and Cole Parkinson to play key roles as well.

2012 Bloomsburg Season Preview

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DEFENSEDEFENSIVE LINE—Over the years the Huskies have had great defensive teams and a lot of that success can be attributed to having an impact player on the defensive line. The Huskies will be counting on Chris Kennedy to be that impact player for them this fall; last season he led all BU defensive linemen with 32 tackles. Shaun Moore also adds experience to the defensive line after making 30 tackles a season ago. Mike Schlauch is back after taking a year off, while Dylan Stair will be in the mix for playing time as well.

On the outside, Matt Heilig has the ability to be a playmaker for the Husky defense as does Tony David. Look for both players to make an impact this year. Be on the lookout for former BU basketball standout Larry Webster, who at 6-7, could create some havoc in passing situations with the possibility of contributing on the offensive side of the ball and special teams. Returners Roy Dennis, Dave McFadden, and Shawn Mitchell will all look to make contributions.

LINEBACKER—With great instincts and character Jarrett Pidgeon, one of the tri-captains, returns in a starting role to anchor the linebacker corps. A 2011 All-PSAC East first team honoree, Pidgeon led the Huskies with 95 tackles with 6.5 of his tackles going for a loss. With the ability to play outside or inside, look for Justin Shirk to be an impact player in 2012; in his freshman season he finished third on the team in tackles with 56, leading to an All-PSAC East second team selection.

Sean Clift and Ryan Feldman add experience to the outside linebacker position after combining for 80 tackles last season. The Huskies also have a pair of young talents waiting in the wing in Bryan McCall and Michael Russell. Both players had a good spring and with more experience will add depth.

DEFENSIVE SECONDARY—Key losses in Vince Browning and brothers Oscar and Justin Rivera present the opportunity for several retuning players to step up. Terrell Oglesby and DJ Robinson will transition from working mostly nickel coverage packages into featured starting roles at cornerback. Last season the duo combined for 54 tackles and three interceptions. Gary Postell, and Eric Thomas will be competing for time as well.

At safety, Dan Haverstock returns as the starter for the second straight season; last year Haverstock led the Huskies with three interceptions. Jonathon Patrick showed signs of improvement as each game went by last year and will move from a back-up role to a starting gig this season. Look for Damin Finley, Sellus Roulhac, and Garrett Pope all to see action this year as well.

SPECIAL TEAMSEntering his junior year, placekicker Dan Fisher has already put his stamp on the Bloomsburg football program by owning four school records and sharing one other. He has split the uprights

37 times in just two years and his 17 field goals in 2011 was third most in D-II football. Along with field goal responsibilities, Fisher will also handle the punting duties.

Brandon Drexler will be Fisher’s backup and will hold on field goal attempts. Ian Murray will be the primary long snapper with Matthew Sokoloski serving as the back-up.

Look for multiple players to take on return duties this season including Kyle Fisher, DJ Robinson, Dai’Shon Munger, Eddie Mateo and Ryan Dickerson.

OVERALL The Huskies are optimistic entering the 2012 season as they face another challenging schedule. Bloomsburg opens the season against Stonehill College, an up and coming team from the Northeast-10, then take on Kuztown two weeks later in a much anticipated game between two of the top teams in the PSAC East.

“I’m optimistic that we will be a competitive football team” Hale remarked. “There’s nobody on our schedule that I feel we would have to perform heroics to win, we just need to play good solid football. There was a real positive chemistry with the team in the spring and I know we have the ability to be a good team.”

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MEET THE 2011 HUSKIES

2012 HUSKIES


CAPTAINS

CHRIS STECKCenter Jr 6-1 285Mt. Carmel • Mt. CarmelExercise Science

60From the Coach: All-PSAC in 2010 and team captain for the 2012 season, Steck has become a dom-inant center in our league. He helped lead the way for All-PSAC Franklyn Quiteh and Eddie Mateo to rush for over 1,000 yards during the 2011 season. Steck is a candidate for post-season honors.

2011: Steck started in 10 games for the Huskies in 2011 and remained a force on the offensive line. Along with his co-captain, Brandon Allen, and fellow linemen, Steck helped the Huskies to the number one red zone offense in the PSAC as Bloomsburg was 46-of-53 in scoring opportunities, including 24 rushing touchdowns. Steck was also in the middle of the offensive line that helped produce the sixth-best rushing offense in the nation in 2011.

2010: Steck started in all 13 games at center for the Huskies this season...He was part of the offensive line that drove the eighth-best rushing offense in the nation and was named first team All-PSAC center.

BRANDON ALLENTackle Sr 6-3 290Philadelphia • FrankfordBusiness Administration

73From the Coach: All-PSAC in 2011 and team captain for the 2012 campaign, Allen has become a force in the Husky offense. Allen is very athletic and has the ability to make key blocks all over the field. He will make a major contribution and is a candidate for All-American honors.

2011: The junior tackle has been a driving force behind the Huskies' ground success the past two sesasons after becoming a starter in 2010. Allen has made 23 career starts on the offensive line in 24 career games. With the help of his fellow linemen, Allen helped the Huskies' ground attack produce two 1,000-yard rushers in the same season (Quiteh - 1,192; Mateo - 1,185) for the first time in school history. He was also part of an offensive line that allowed just 15 sacks, tied for second-best in the PSAC. For his efforts in 2011, Allen was named as an All-PSAC second team selection.

2010: Started in all 13 games for the Huskies...He was part of the offensive line that drove the eight-best rushing offense in the nation.


CAPTAINS

JARRETT PIDGEONLinebacker Sr 5-10 220Barnegat, NJ • Southern RegionalCommunication Studies

51From the Coach: Pidgeon is a captain and three year starter at the Mike linebacker position. A very emotional player who plays with tremendous intensity and has a strong will to win. An All-Confer-ence player the last two seasons, Pidgeon is highly respected by his teammates. In high school he played for his father Dennis Pidgeon at Southern Regional.

2011: Earned second-team All-Region defense honors on the 2011 Don Hansen All-Super Region One team...Named as an All-PSAC first team selection for the 2011 season...Made a total of nine tackles and recorded a sack for a loss of three yards in the season opener victory over Ashland (9/1)...Recorded nine tackles and an interception in the win over Clarion (9/10)...Posted a career-high 15 tackles, one forced fumble, and an interception in the win over IUP (9/15)...Recorded five tackles and a sack for a loss of seven yards in a vic-

tory over Millersville (9/24)...Made five tackles in a Huskies win over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Posted a career-high 17 tackles in a victory over Shippensburg (10/15)...Was named the PSAC Eastern Division Defensive Player of the Week for his play against Shippensburg (10/16)...Named D2Football.com Defensive Player of the Week (10/19)...Led the Huskies on defense to a comeback victory over West Chester by logging 11 tackles while breaking up two passes (10/22)...Led the Huskies de-fense with 12 tackles against C.W. Post (10/28)....Made six tackles against Kutztown (11/5)...Registered five tackles to end the regular

season with a win over Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Was named second team All-PSAC East...Made six tackles against Ashland (9/4)...Came up with nine tackles against Clarion (9/11)...Recorded three tackles and had one pass break up in win over IUP (9/18)...Recorded six tackles and had an assisted tackle for a loss of yards in win over Milersville (9/25)...Recorded five tackles in win over East Stroudsburg (10/02)...Made two tackles in the 52-14 win over Cheyney (10/9)...Named the PSAC East Defensive Player of the Week for making 10 tackles and adding one sack to help defeat Shippensburg (10/16)...Recorded five tackles in victory over West Chester (10/23)...Made two tackles and had an interception in win over C.W. Post (10/30)...Recorded five tackles in victory over Kutztown (11/6/10)...Led the team in game tackles with eight in the game against Mercyhurst (11/13)...Made eight tackles and had one broken up pass in win over California (11/20)...Logged seven tackles against Mercyhurst in NCAA playoff. (11/27).

2009: Logged two tackles for loss against Gannon, including a 14-yard sack...Recorded 12 tackles on the season.

Pidgeon's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks FF FR2009 10-10 5 7 12 2.0 0.0 0 02010 13-13 43 34 77 4.5 1.0 0 02011 11-10 46 49 95 6.5 2.0 1 0TOTALS 34-33 94 90 184 13.0 3.0 1 0


BRADY KNERRQuarterback So 6-1 190Macungie • EmmausCommunications Studies

6From the Coach: After a full year in the system, Knerr has shown great knowledge of the offense and ability to manage the game effectively. Brady will compete for the starting quarterback spot. A fierce competitor and a desire to learn the intricacies of what it takes to be great quarterback has propelled Brady up the depth chart. He has many intangible qualities that will be a critical part of the success of the offense.

QUARTERBACKS

Knerr’s Career Passing Statistics:

GP-GS Att Comp Pct Yds TD Int LG Avg/G2011 1-0 1 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0TOTALS 1-0 1 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0


TIM KELLYQuarterback R-Fr 6-1 185Camp Hill • Cedar CliffSecondary Education

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LOUIS BUSCHIQuarterback So 6-3 210East Meadtown, NY • Mercerburg Academy16

CONNOR GADESQuarterback R-Fr 6-1 200West Chester • UnionvilleBusiness

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QUARTERBACKS

From the Coach: Buschi had a good spring and is competing for the starting quarterback spot in the fall. Lou is a true student of the game, a film room rat that is consistently trying to get better. His competitiveness in the weight room, practice field, and film room makes everyone around him bet-ter. Buschi has the size and arm strength to make all the plays in any field zone. As he continues to gain more experience in the system, he will grow more comfortable and more consistent.

From the Coach: After a full spring in the Huskies offense, Gades looks to use his athleticism and leadership to guide the offense. Connor showed command of the offense and playmaking ability in the spring game. His mental understanding of the offense has increased and his willingness to put his teammates before himself will prove to be very valuable as he looks to make an impact in 2012.

From the Coach: Kelly had a very productive spring and will be competing for the starting quarter-back spot. A natural athlete and an intelligent student-athlete, Kelly has what it takes to make a big time impact for the Husky offense. He has a lightning quick release and can hurt you with his feet as well as his arm. As he continues to improve his knowledge of the offense and leadership skills, Tim will definitely be a big component of the offense.


RUNNING BACKS

FRANKLYN QUITEHRunning Back Jr 5-10 203Tobyhanna • Pocono Mountain WestCommunication Studies

28From the Coach: Quiteh has continued to commit himself in the off-season so that he can be ready to be the offensive powerhouse. This spring Quiteh worked tirelessly on his speed, agility, foot work, and ball security. A player with great vision as a runner, Quiteh has set his personal and team goals high with aspirations to be the best running back in the country in 2012. Quiteh is looking to increase his yards and touchdowns from last year’s 1,192 yards and 12 touchdowns.

2011: Earned honorable mention on the 2011 Don Hansen NCAA Division II All-American team...Named to the second team 2011 Don Hansen All-Super Region One team...Selected to the second team 2011 Daktronics, Inc. Division II All-Super Region One team...Named an All-PSAC first team selection for the 2011 season...Coming off of an exceptional 2010 season, Quiteh was named a Pre-Season All-American by D2Football.com...Rushed for a game-high 144 yards and a touchdown, while catching one pass for 40 yards in the season opener victory over Ashland (9/1)...Posted 114 yards on 17 carries in the victory over Clarion (9/10)...Rushed for 124 yards and two touchdowns in a win against East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Rushed for three touchdowns and caught another as he led the Huskies to a win over Cheyney (10/8)...Posted two touchdowns on 105 yards rushing in a victory over Shippensburg (10/15)...To-taled 190 yards rushing and two touchdowns to help the Huskies to the biggest rally in NCAA Division II history against West Chester (10/22)...Rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries against C.W. Post (10/28)...Posted 151 yards on 13 carries against Kutztown (11/5)...Totaled 120 yards on 16 carries in the season finale against Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Quiteh was named first team Little All-America by the Associated Press and first team All-American by Daktronics...Named to the 2010 D2Football.com and 2010 Don Hansen All-America first team...Chosen as one of nine national finalists for the Harlon Hill Award as the nation's top D-II Player (finishing sixth overall)....Named to the Daktronics All-Super Region 1 first team...Was named PSAC East Freshman of the Year and first team All-PSAC East....Named PSAC East Offensive Player of the Week four times...Led all

of Division II in rushing with 156.9 yards per game...Scored 22 touch-downs on the season...Became just the third freshmen to gain more than 2,000 yards in a season (2,015)....Was the only runner in all of college football to rush for more than 2,000 yards during the season....Started all 13 games after going into training camp as the third string back...Rushed for 140 yards on 35 carries against Ashland in season opener (9/4)...Scored first career touchdown on a five yard run against Ashland...Rushed for 218 yards on 15 carries with two touchdowns

against Clarion (9/11)...Named PSAC East Offensive Player of the Week (9/13)...Rushed for 91 yards on 22 carries with two touch-downs against IUP (9/18)...Carried 22 times for 226 yards with two touchdowns against Millersville (9/25)...Rushed for a career high 246 yards on 39 carries in the win against East Stroudsburg (10/2)...In addition, was also named the Co-PSAC East Offensive Player of the Week for the second time...Scored two touchdowns and rushed for 122 yards on 12 carryies in win over Cheyney (10/9)...Rushed for 109 yards on 26 carries and scored one touchdown against Shippensburg (10/16)...Rushed for three touchdowns on 29 carries and gained 161 yards to help defeat West Chester (10/23)...Rushed for one touchdown on 25 carries with 134 rushing yards against C.W. Post (10/30)...Named the PSAC East Player of the Week for the third time this season...Logged four touchdowns and rushed for 194 yards in the 61-35 win over Kutztown (11/6)...Rushed for 104 yards on 16 carries with one touchdown against Mercyhurst (11/13)...Scored two touchdowns on 22 carries for 141 yards in victory over California (11/20)...Rushed for one touchdown on 132 yards rush-ing against Mercyhurst in NCAA Playoffs (11/27)...Named the winner of the Danny Litwhiler Award as the school's top Underclass Male Athlete and football MVP.

Quiteh’s Career Rushing Statistics:

GP-GS No Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2010 13-13 309 2015 6.5 22 68 155.02011 10-9 180 1192 6.6 12 70 119.2TOTALS 23-22 489 3207 6.6 34 70 139.4


RUNNING BACKS

EDDIE MATEORunning Back Jr 5-9 205Bethlehem • Bethlehem CatholicUndeclared

33From the Coach: Mateo runs with speed, great balance, and has great catching ability out of the backfield. Expect Mateo to continue to explode into the second level and make defenders miss as he provides the Huskies with arguably the best back up in the country. As a backup last season, Mateo ran for 1,185 yards and 12 touchdowns.

2011: Named to the second team 2011 Don Hansen All-Super Region One team...Named an All-PSAC first team selection for the 2011 season...Rushed for 40 yards on eight carries including a 26-yard run in the season opener victory over Ashland (9/1)...Collected

179 yards rushing and five touchdowns in the win over Clarion (9/10)...Named the PSAC Eastern Division Offensive Player of the Week for his performance in the Huskies win over Clarion (9/11)...Posted 31 yards rushing on eight carries in the victory against IUP (9/15)...Rushed for 201 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Huskies to a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Recorded 175 yards rushing on 24 carries in a victory over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Rushed for 101 yards on 13 carries and a touchdown in a win over Cheyney (10/8)...Rushed for 129 yards on 16 carries in a victory over Shippensburg (10/15)...Rushed for 99 yards and recorded both a

rushing and recieving touchdown in the Huskies biggest rally in NCAA Division II history to beat West Chester (10/22)...Rushed for 63 yards and a touchdown against C.W. Post (10/28)...Rushed for 49 yards on 16 carries against Kutztown (11/5)...Gained 136 rushing yards and scored one touchdown in the season finale win over Lock Haven (11/15).

2009: Played in three games as a true freshman ... Saw his first collegiate action at Massachusetts (9/26) when injuries to Stony Brook's top-two backs put him in the game ... Responded with 56 yards on 11 carries ... Established career-high with 94 yards on 14 carries in win over Presbyterian (10/3).

Mateo's Career Rushing Statistics: *Denotes play at Stony brook

GP-GS No Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2009* 3-0 26 154 5.9 0 27 51.32011 11-1 172 1185 6.9 12 69 107.7TOTALS 14-1 198 1339 6.7 12 69 95.6


RYAN MAGGSFullback Sr 6-2 245Beech Creek • Central MountainCriminal Justice

39From the Coach: A big, strong, and smart versatile back, Maggs will be used in a number of ways for the Huskies offense. He has the ability to carry the ball and the speed to be a threat from the

backfield when the Huskies go into their one back sets. He will be a powerful one back for the Huskies as they continue to run the football and is a monster coming out of the backfield to create running lanes for Quiteh and Mateo. He sat out the spring but is expected to start for the Huskies at fullback in 2012.

2011: Rushed for 22 yards in the victory over Clarion (9/10)...Rushed for seven yards in a win over Millersville (9/24)...Scored a touchdown on a one-yard reception in a victory over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Made a 23 yard reception in a win over Cheyney (10/8)...Made an 18 yard reception in a comeback win over West Chester (10/22)...Recorded two receptions for 18 yards against C.W. Post (10/28)...Made two receptions for 21 yards to end the regular season with a win over Lock Haven (11/12).

2008: Saw action in all 13 games for the Huskies...Rushed twice for five yards against California...Had a 41-yard carry against Millers-ville...Carried once for 16 yards against Ashland.

Maggs' Career Rushing Statistics:


RUNNING BACKS

MATT WENRICHFullback Jr 5-11 230Selinsgrove • SelinsgroveSpecial Education

45From the Coach: An extremely strong player, Wenrich pushes himself in the weight room to be in the best condition possible so that he can take on any defender. Wenrich sat out the spring but will

be fighting for the backup fullback spot.

2011: Honored as a 2011-12 Bloomsburg University Scholar-Athlete...Assisted with one tackle in the season opening victory over Ashland (9/1)...Recorded a tackle in the Huskies win over Clarion (9/10).

2010: Carried twice for 15 yards against Millerville (9/25)...Rushed five times for 29 yards and one score in win over Cheyney (10/9)...Gained five yards in win over Kutztown (11/6)...Also made seven tackles on special teams during the season.

Wenrich's Career Rushing Statistics:



RUNNING BACKS

BRODY MYERSRunning Back So 6-1 235Akron • EphrataBusiness Education

36From the Coach: Myers showed signs this spring that he will be in the competitions to backup Maggs in 2012. A player with solid physical attributes, Myers was a powerful lead blocker for

Quiteh and Mateo throughout the spring. Myers can be counted on to play at any time because of his grasp of the offensive concepts which is key to the fullback position. His blocking paths are run with precision, putting him in contention for solid playing time this season.

2011: Rushed once for 11 yards in the victory over Clarion (9/10)...Rushed for 15 yards in a win over Millersville (9/24).

Steplight's Career Rushing Statistics:

GP-GS No Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2011 6-0 5 24 4.8 0 13 4.0TOTALS 6-0 5 24 4.8 0 13 4.0

DeLuca's Career Rushing Statistics:

GP-GS No Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2011 3-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0TOTALS 3-0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0

NICHOLAS C. DeLUCAFullback So 5-9 230Allentown • ParklandEngineering

35From the Coach: DeLuca has been adjusting to the system as a fullback. He had to sit out the spring due to an injury, but he should be fully recovered for pre-season workouts. He adds valuable depth to the fullback position.


RUNNING BACKS

RASHEEN TOOKESRunning Back So 5-9 215Philadelphia • Valley Forge Military AcademyUndeclared

20From the Coach: Red-shirted the 2011 season. He shows tremendous strength and abilities as a running back. Unfortunately, he had to sit out the spring with an injury. He should be fully recov-ered this pre-season and adds depth to a talented running back group.

DAI'SHON MUNGERRunning Back R-Fr 5-8 160Westampton, NJ • Holy CrossBusiness Management

14From the Coach: Red-shirted the 2011 season and worked hard in the winter program. He had an excellent spring and should figure into the tailback rotation this 2012 season. He has excellent quickness and vision.


WIDE RECEIVERS

KYLE FISHERWide Receiver Sr 6-0 190Denver • CocalicoExercise Science

80From the Coach: Entering his senior season Kyle has emerged as a definitive leader for the wide receiving corps. A returning two-year starter, Fisher leads by example in the weight room and on the practice field. His explosiveness and knowledge of the offense and tireless work ethic makes him a big play threat every time the ball is snapped. Fisher had showed improvement in his route running and blocking ability in the spring, making him the complete package at the wide out position.

2011: Named as an All-PSAC first team selection for the 2011 season...Recorded one touchdown on four receptions for a total of 53 yards and had a 78-yard kickoff return in the season opening victory over Ashland (9/1)...Made one reception for a 39-yard gain in the victory over Clarion (9/10)..Named the PSAC Eastern Division Offensive Player of the Week after catching five passes for a career-high 171 yards and a touchdown to help lead the Huskies to a win over IUP (9/15)...Recorded four receptions for 80 yards in a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Made two receptions for 23 yards in a comeback win over West Chester (10/22)...Made a 46-yard reception against

C.W. Post (10/28)...Made three receptions for a total of 25 yards against Kutztown (11/5)...Made one reception for 17 yards to end the regular sea-son with a victory over Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Caught a 68-yard pass for a touchdown against IUP...Also returned two kickoffs for 45 yards with a long of 27 yards (9/18)...Made two catches for 32 yards in win over Millersville (9/25)...Had a 32-yard reception for a touchdown against East Stroudsburg (10/02)...Caught a 62-yard touchdown pass in win over Cheyney (10/9)...Made two receptions for a total of 18 yards in win over Shippensburg (10/16)...Made three receptions for 75 yards and had a

31-yard kickoff return in the win over West Chester (10/23)...Made one catch for 40 yards in win over C.W. Post (10/30)...Made two receptions for 31 yards in win over Kutztown (11/6/10)...Scored two touchdowns on six receptions for 151 yards againt Mercyhurst (11/13)...Made three catches for 71 yards with one of those receptions resulting in a touchdown in NCAA playoff game against Califor-nia (11/20).

2009: Had a 33-yard kick return against Kutztown...Tallied three tackles as member of special-teams unit...Recorded first career reception with a nine-yard catch against Cheyney.

Fisher’s Career Receiving Statistics:

GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2009 6-0 1 9 9.0 0 9 1.52010 11-1 23 585 25.4 6 76 53.22011 8-5 21 454 21.6 2 55 56.8TOTALS 25-6 45 1048 23.3 8 76 41.9

Kick Returns Punt Returns GP Ret Yds Avg TD LG Ret Yds Avg TD LG2009 6 1 33 33.0 0 33 - - - - -2010 11 13 299 23.0 0 36 - - - - -2011 8 9 261 29.0 0 78 - - - - -TOTALS 25 23 593 25.8 0 78 - - - - -


WIDE RECEIVERS

RYAN DICKERSONWide Receiver Sr 5-11 180Harleysville • SoudertonCommunications

7From the Coach: Returning starter and veteran to the Huskies offense, Dickerson was the leading receiver for the Huskies in 2011 hauling in 23 catches for over 350 yards and four touchdowns. Ryan has big play potential with great speed and outstanding route running technique making him an impact player for the Huskies. Dickerson will be relied on for his inspirational, veteran leadership. Ryan has dedicated himself to the weight room this spring and expectations are high as he enters his senior season.

2011: Made a 42-yard reception for a touchdown in the victory over IUP (9/15)...Posted eight recep-tions for 104 yards in a Huskies victory over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Recorded three receptions for 30 yards in a win over Cheyney (10/8)...Posted a touchdown on two receptions for 62 yards in a win over Shippensburg (10/15)...Recorded a touchdown on two receptions for 40 yards in the biggest rally in NCAA Division II history to beat West Chester (10/22)...Recorded a touchdown on three receptions for 38 yards againt Kutztown (11/5)...Made three receptions for 26 yards to end the regular season with a victory over Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Returned one kickoff for a total of 21 yards against Ashland (9/4)...Made two receptions for 21 yards in win over Cheyney and returned a kickoff for 36 yards (10/9)...Returned a punt for 12 yards against West Chester (10/23)...Made one reception for 33 yards which resulted in a touchdown in the game against California (11/20)...Made two receptions for 65 yards against Mercyhurst in NCAA playoffs (11/26).

2009: Did not play.

2008: Caught career-high three passes for 36 yards against Kutztown...Made two catches for 23 yards against C.W. Post...In only kick return of season, picked up 28 yards against Gannon.

Dickerson's Career Receiving Statistics:

GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2008 6-0 5 59 11.8 0 16 9.82009 Did Not Play 2010 10-0 5 119 23.8 1 53 11.92011 11-6 23 351 15.3 4 54 31.9TOTALS 27-6 33 529 16.0 5 54 19.6

Kick Returns Punt Returns GP Ret Yds Avg TD LG Ret Yds Avg TD LG2008 6 1 28 28.0 0 28 0 0 0.0 0 02009 Did Not Play2010 10 3 74 24.7 0 36 7 52 7.4 0 162011 11 1 33 33.0 0 33 8 32 4.0 0 16TOTALS 27 5 135 27.0 0 36 15 84 5.6 0 16


WIDE RECEIVERS

From the Coach: Hutton had an excellent spring, and has developed into well rounded receiver. Glenn possesses a tremendous work ethic and shows incredible desire to get better every day. A

tireless competitor, Hutton raises the level of play of everyone around him. He has a great deal of knowledge about the offense from being a former quarterback and his ability to quickly read what is happening in front of him sets him apart. His dedi-cation on and off the field will prove vital in what should be a breakout year.

2011: Made a 29-yard catch in the Huskies win over Cheyney (10/8).

2010: Played in 11 games for the Huskies. Made one reception for nine yards in win over Millersville (9/25)...Caught one pass for eight yards in NCAA playoff game with Mercyhurst College (11/27).

GLENN HUTTON JR.Wide Receiver Jr 6-0 190Sicklerville, NJ • Paul VIFinance & Economics

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Hutton’s Career Receiving Statistics:

GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2010 11-0 2 17 8.5 0 9 1.52011 11-0 1 29 29.0 0 29 2.6TOTALS 22-0 3 46 15.3 0 29 2.1

MATT MARCHIONIWide Receiver Sr 6-3 210Wilmington, DE • BrandywineFinance

82From the Coach: Marchioni’s spring was hampered by injury. Last year, he saw action at all of our receiver spots and looks to continue to increase his production this year. One of every four passes Matt caught last year was a touchdown. Expectations are for him to carry on his ratio of catches to touchdowns while increasing his

number of catches. His size and precise route running makes him a big time target in the red zone.

2011: Made two receptions for a total of 24 yards in a 32-20 victory over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Posted two touchdowns on four receptions for 61 yards in the 38-18 win over Shippensburg (10/15)...Caught four balls for 35 yards and a touchdown against Lock Haven (11/12)

2010: Caught two passes for 30 yards against Ashland in season opener.(9/4)...Made four receptions for a total of 49 yards in the win against Millersville (9/25).

Marchioni's Career Receiving Statistics:



TRENT DANIELSWide Receiver So 6-2 170Harrisburg • Susquehanna TownshipBusiness Management

84From the Coach: After a solid spring, Daniels showed marked improvement in all facets of the wide out position. He has the ability to stretch the field and stress secondary’s with great-sharp routes and excellent hands. Trent has shown flashes and is looking to be more consistent this fall while gaining valuable experience to make a contribution this season.

CHRIS BOYERWide Receiver Jr 5-9 175Hummelstown • HersheyFinance / Accounting

4From the Coach: Boyer had an excellent spring. His intelligence and workhorse approach has been a big reason why Chris has seen time at every wide receiver position. He is a great communicator and will be relied upon as a contributor for the Husky offense. One of the quickest people on the team, Boyer has the capability to out run defenders and make people miss.

COLE PARKINSONWide Receiver So 6-2 175Boyertown • St. Pius XUndeclared

8From the Coach: Parkinson had a very productive spring with him steadily improving in all areas of the game. A special team’s player last year, Cole looks to continue to gain valuable experience and play a larger role on the Huskies offense. Cole runs great routes and always seems to find a void in the defense making him very dif-ficult to defend and a viable weapon in the receiving unit.

WIDE RECEIVERS


DYLAN MANNITight End Sr 6-3 260Bensalem • BensalemCommunication Studies

44From the Coach: All-PSAC First Team in 2011, Manni is a major force in the BU attack. He is a dominant blocker and has great hands. He will make a major contribution this fall and is a candidate for All-American honors.

2011: Named as an All-PSAC first team selection for the 2011 season...Made three receptions for 28 yards in a victory over Clarion (9/10)...Posted four receptions for 55 yards in a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Recorded one tackle for a loss of two yards in a comeback win over West Chester (10/22).

2010: Did not play.

2009: Made at least one catch in five straight games...Caught first touchdown pass at Kutztown on two-yard reception...Caught career-long 33-yard pass against Millersville.

2008: Saw action as a true freshman, catching passes against East Stroudsburg and Cheyney.

Manni’s Career Receiving Statistics:

GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2008 11-1 2 25 12.5 0 14 2.32009 10-1 8 89 11.1 1 33 8.92010 Did Not Play2011 11-10 13 115 8.8 0 26 10.5TOTALS 32-12 23 229 9.9 1 33 7.2

TIGHT ENDS

MARK DANIELSTight End Sr 6-6 255Sinking Spring • Wilson West LawnEconomics

87From the Coach: Daniels has shared time at tight end throughout his career. He will be battling for playing time during the 2012 season. At 6-6, he has potential to be a great receiver in the Huskies

passing game. He will be called upon to make an impression in the fall.

2011: His first career reception was a three-yard touchdown pass on a fake field goal in a comeback victory over West Chester (10/22).

2010: Played in nine games for the Huskies.

Daniels' Career Receiving Statistics:



JACK SANDHERRTight End R-Fr 6-3 240Orefield • Allentown Central CatholicUndeclared

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TIGHT ENDS / OFFENSIVE LINE

From the Coach: Sandherr had a very productive spring at tight end. He has improved both his blocking and pass routes. With his great hands, he will be called upon to make a major contribution for the Husky offense.

SHANE QUINNTight End R-Fr 6-2 230Levittown • NeshaminyBusiness Management

85From the Coach: Quinn had a great spring at tight end and will be expected to make an impact dur-ing the 2012 season. A very good blocker, Shane is expected to be a force this fall.

Tackle Jr 6-3 290Danville • DanvilleCriminal Justice

77From the Coach: All-PSAC First Team in 2011, Clarke returns as the starting guard in the 2012 season. Clarke led the way for a rushing attack that included two running backs that gained more than 1,000 yards. He has tremendous strength and is dominant at the point of attack. Clarke is a candidate for All-American honors.

2011: Selected to the second team 2011 Daktronics, Inc., Division II All-Super Region One team...Earned third-team All-Region of-fense honors on the 2011 Don Hansen All-Super Region One team...Named as an All-PSAC first team selection for the 2011 season...

BRIAN CLARKE


OFFENSIVE LINE

ALEX BUCHERTCenter Jr 6-2 285Robesonia • Conrad WeiserCriminal Justice

55From the Coach: Buchert returns as the starting guard for the 2012 campaign. He has improved his strength and agility and must provide leadership for this season. Alex is a candidate for post-season honors.

MATT FEILERGuard Jr 6-7 325Strasburg • Lampeter-StrasburgUndeclared

72From the Coach: Feiler made the move from starting guard in 2011 to starting tackle this fall. At 6-7 he has tremendous potential and his dominant play is critical for the success of the Bloomsburg offense. Matt is a candidate for post-season honors.

GREG WATERSCenter Jr 6-1 300Churchville • Council Rock SouthCriminal Justice

70From the Coach: Waters has gained valuable experience at center this spring. He has worked to im-prove his strength and knowledge of the BU offense. He will be looked upon to provide depth this fall. He is also a volunteer fireman in his hometown.


OFFENSIVE LINE

DURRELL JOHNSONGuard/Tackle So 6-4 315Kingston • Wyoming Valley WestHistory

75From the Coach: Johnson must provide depth for the Huskies to be successful this season. A very intelligent player, Durrel can play both guard or tackle for the Huskies. With his great agility and knowledge of the offense he will be called upon to make a contribution this fall.

SHAWN SMITHGuard So 6-3 284Harrisburg • Central DauphinBiochemistry

65From the Coach: Smith has gained valuable experience at offensive guard during spring practice. He is a very intelligent player and is expected to make a major contribution for the Husky rushing attack this fall.

RYAN GEIGERGuard/Center R-Fr 6-1 280Southampton • La SalleSecondary Education / Mathematics

63From the Coach: Geiger has gained valuable experience at both guard and center during the spring. He has tremendous strength, is very intelligent, and will be called upon to provide depth in the Husky offense.


DAKOTA HOAGLANDTackle R-Fr 6-4 305Shoemakersville • HamburgExercise Science

50From the Coach: Hoagland recovered from a knee injury and is expected this season to provide depth at offensive tackle. With improved agility and strength, he is expected to develop into a solid offensive tackle.

OFFENSIVE LINE

DAJUAN FRANKSTackle R-Fr 6-6 270Philadelphia • FrankfordNursing

67From the Coach: Franks has gained valuable experience at offensive tackle this spring. He is decep-tively quick and has a great understanding of our offensive concept. With improved strength he will be looked upon to provide depth at offensive tackle this fall.

CHRISTIAN WHITESIDEGuard R-Fr 6-2 270Broomall • Maple NewtownBiology

62From the Coach: Whiteside had a great spring at offensive guard. He has improved his strength and agility and must provide depth for the 2012 season. Could see playing time this fall.

NICK REEDGuard R-Fr 6-1 275Dallastown • DallastownExercise Science

74From the Coach: Reed has gained valuable experience at offensive guard this spring. A very knowl-edgeable player, he must continue to develop his agility and strength to make a contribution in the Husky offense.


DEFENSIVE LINE

SHAUN MOOREDefensive Tackle Sr 5-11 265Landsdale • North PennCommunication Studies

56From the Coach: One of the strongest players on defense who had a very solid season as an 11-game starter last year. He has superior ability to get off blocks and run down opposing ball carriers

with relentless effort. Shaun is a very hard worker during practice and in the off-season, and he will find valuable gains due to the investments.

2011: Recorded four tackles in the win over Clarion (9/10)...Made five tackles and had a sack in the Huskies victory against IUP (9/15)...Posted three tackles in a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Recorded three tackles in a victory over Shippensburg (10/15)...Collected two tackles in a comeback win over West Chester (10/22)...Collected six tackles and a sack

resulting in a loss of five yards against C.W. Post (10/28)...Registered four tackles to end the regular season with a win over Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Recorded an assisted tackle in win over Millersville (9/25)...Had a season high four tackles against Cheyney (10/9)...Recorded one tackle in win over Shippensburg (10/16).

Moore's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks FF FR2009 9-0 3 2 5 0.0 0.0 0 02010 9-0 3 5 8 0.0 0.0 0 02011 11-10 19 11 30 4.0 3.0 0 0TOTALS 29-10 25 18 43 4.0 3.0 0 0

MICHAEL SCHLAUCHDefensive Line Sr 5-10 255Zion Grove •BloomsburgUndeclared

64From the Coach: Schlauch returns to the lineup after a year off, and he will become a real asset im-mediately. He has great quickness and plays with outstanding intensity. He will provide depth and

experience to the defensive tackle spot, as well as providing a solid pass rush. Mike’s brother Charles was an all-conference player at Shippensburg.

2010: Played in 11 games for the Huskies...Recorded one tackle for an assisted loss of 1 yard against Clarion (9/11)...Recorded one tackle in win over IUP (9/18)...Sacked the quarterback once for a loss of 7 yards in the win over East Stroudsburg (10/02)...Ended the season with a total of 4 tackles for the Huskies...

Schlauch's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks FF FR2009 11-0 1 3 4 0.0 0.0 0 02010 11-0 2 2 4 1.5 1.0 0 1TOTALS 22-0 3 5 8 1.5 1.0 0 1


CHRIS KENNEDYDefensive Tackle Jr 6-3 280Phoenixville • Archbishop CarrollBusiness Administration

68From the Coach: A prototype defensive tackle with great strength and size. He can easily make it a long day for opposing offensive linemen with a very physical style of play. Chris played in every

game in 2011 and he will bring a good amount of experience to the front. He has worked hard on his conditioning and technique during the off-season.

2011: Recorded thre tackles in the Huskies victory over Clarion (9/10)...Posted six tackles in the Huskies win over IUP (9/15)...Made three tackles in a victory over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Recorded a sack for a loss of seven yards in a win over Cheyney

(10/8)...Posted three tackles in a Huskies win over Shippensburg (10/15)...Registered six tackles and a sack for a loss of six yards in a comeback victory over West Chester (10/22)...Collected two tackles against C.W. Post (10/28).

2010: Recorded two tackles against Clarion (9/11)...Recorded one tackle in win over Millersville (9/25)...Made one tackle in the win over East Stroudsburg (10/02)...Recorded seven tackles on the season for the Huskies.

Kennedy's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks FF FR2010 13-0 2 5 7 0.0 0.0 0 02011 11-10 16 16 32 4.0 2.0 0 0TOTALS 24-0 18 21 39 4.0 2.0 0 0

DEFENSIVE LINE

LARRY WEBSTERDefensive Line Sr 6-7 240Hagerstown, MD •ElktonBusiness Information Systames

99From the Coach: Webster comes to football after an outstanding career on the hardwood including earning the 2011-12 PSAC East Defensive Player of the Year award. He has super range and great ability to come undone and make plays. He will become increasingly difficult to block as the season progresses and his athleticism will create problems for BU opponents.


SHAWN MITCHELLDefensive Line So 6-2 245Nazareth • NazarethBusiness

58From the Coach: Shawn made great strides last spring and he impressed the coaches with his big-play ability during spring OTA’s. He has increased his strength and take-off, making him tough

to handle in the heart of the defense.

2011: Recorded two tackles in the Huskies win over Clarion (9/10).

Mitchell's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks FF FR2011 4-0 0 4 4 0.0 0.0 0 0TOTALS 4-0 0 4 4 0.0 0.0 0 0

DEFENSIVE LINE

DAVID McFADDENDefensive Tackle So 6-6 245Allentown • Allentown Central Cath.Undeclared

94From the Coach: McFadden is a big, tall, defensive end with great leverage. He can cover ground and also ward off opposing blockers with a big wing span and solid strength. David is a very intel-

ligent player who rarely makes a technical or alignment error; he is also becoming a great technician on shedding blocks. He should give the Huskies solid play at the DE spot as well as provide much needed leadership.

2011: Recorded a tackle in the Huskies win over Clarion (9/10).

McFadden's Career Defensive Statistics:


MATT HEILIGDefensive End So 6-4 220Harrisburg • Central DauphinExercise Science

98From the Coach: Heilig started to become a difference maker late last season and he has used that momentum to grab one of those starting defensive end spots. Matt plays fast and with great energy which will create bad plays for opposing offenses. He has added positive weight and strength and he

will be looked to for leadership and great production this fall.

2011: Recorded a sack for a loss of 13 yards in the victory over Clarion (9/10)...Made three tackles in a Huskies victory over Millersville (9/24)....Recorded three tackles in a win over Cheyney (10/8)...Collected two tackles against C.W. Post (10/28).

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Heilig's Career Defensive Statistics:



From the Coach: David played in every game last fall after moving over from his tight end spot to defensive end. He brings great speed and an effective pass rush to the front. He will be counted on weekly to create opportunities for big defensive stops and motivation for the entire front.

2011: Collected two tackles and had a sack for a loss of three yards against Kutztown (11/5)...Had three tackles in a Huskies 45-10 win over Cheyney (10/8)...Recorded two tackles and a sack in a 46-7 victory over Millersville (9/24)...Posted two tackles in the Huskies 20-16 victory over IUP (9/15)...Recorded one tackle in the 45-10 win over Clarion (9/10)...Made two solo tackles in his college foot-ball debut against Ashland (9/1)...

DYLAN STAIRDefensive Line So 6-2 240Alpha, NJ • PhillipsburgBusiness

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TONY DAVIDDefensive Line So 6-0 240Allentown • SalisburyUndeclared

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David's Career Defensive Statistics:


ROY DENNISDefensive Line R-Fr 6-3 250Berwick • BerwickSpecial Education

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DEFENSIVE LINE

From the Coach: Dennis is developing into a very nice defensive end. He has all the tools, speed, quickness, and good hand speed needed. He will fight for playing time, especially as a pass rusher.

From the Coach: Stair is returning from a knee injury. He has the ability to play both defensive end and tackle which will make him a valuable commodity to the front. He has great instincts and should vie for considerable playing time.


LINEBACKERS

RYAN FELDMANLinebacker Sr 5-11 205Aston • JP McCaskeyCommunication Studies

34From the Coach: Had an excellent spring practice and returns to the starting lineup at the Will linebacker position after battling injuries throughout the 2011 season. Has a knack for finding the football. Very vocal and instinctive player. He is part of a linebacker corps that has a lot of game experience and knows the defense extremely well. He played for his father Scott Feldmen at McCaskey H.S.

2011: Led the Huskies defense in the season opener against Ashland with a game-high 10 tackles including one tackle for a loss of five yards (9/1)...Recorded five tackles in the victory over Clarion (9/10)...Logged four tackles in a victory over Shippensburg (10/15)...Reg-

istered five tackles in a comeback victory over West Chester (10/22)...Collected four tackles against C.W. Post (10/28).

2010: Recorded one tackle against Clarion (9/11)...Recorded four tackles in the win against IUP (9/18)...Recorded four tackles in win against Millersville (9/25)...Logged two tackles against East Stroudsburg (10/02)...Recorded three tackles in win over Cheyney (10/9)...Recorded one tackle against Shippensburg (10/16)...Logged two tackles to help defeat West Chester (10/23)...Made three tackles in win over C.W.

Post (10/30).

2009: Against East Stroudsburg, Feldman forced a fumble on an ESU kickoff return, allowing the Huskies to recover and extend their lead en route to a 27-13 victory.

Feldman's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks Int FF FR2009 9-0 7 7 14 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 2010 13-1 13 14 27 0.0 0.0 0 0 02011 6-4 16 14 30 2.0 0.0 0 0 0TOTALS 28-5 36 35 71 2.0 0.0 0 1 0

SEAN CLIFTLinebacker Sr 6-0 215Philadelphia • Roman CatholicCriminal Justice

18From the Coach: Clift is a tough, physical player who is the returning starter at the Buck linebacker position in 2012. Is a very consistent player who is tough at at the “point of attack” and is part of a veteran linebacker corps.

2011: Made 11 tackles and had a sack in the win over IUP (9/15)...Posted seven tackles in a victory over Millersville (9/24)... .Had five tackles in a Huskies win over Cheyney (10/8)...Recorded 10 tackles for the Huskies against C.W. Post (10/28)...Collected five tackles against Kutztown (11/5)...Posted four tackles to end the regular season with a win over Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Played in nine games and started in two for the Huskies...Recorded two tackles against Clarion (9/11)...Recorded one tackle against East Stroudsburg (10/02)...Recorded two tackles to help defeat Shippensburg (10/16).

2009: Saw limited action...Had season-high three tackles against Millersville.

Clift's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks Int FF FR2009 5-0 3 4 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 02010 9-2 3 2 5 0.5 0.0 0 0 02011 11-11 20 30 50 3.5 0.5 0 0 0TOTALS 25-13 26 36 62 4.0 0.5 0 0 0


LINEBACKERS

JUSTIN SHIRKLinebacker So 6-1 240Harrisburg • Central DauphinUndeclared

30From the Coach: Another returning starter at linebacker from 2011. A tremendous athlete with the ability to make the “Big Play.” Shirk could play any of the three linebacker positions. He won

the 2012 NCAA Division II National Championship in the javelin. He played high school football for former Husky Glenn McNamee at Central Dauphin.

2011: Named as an All-PSAC second team selection for the 2011 season...Recorded 13 tackles, two sacks, and a fumble recovery in the victory over IUP (9/15)...Logged seven tackles in a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Led the Huskies on de-

fense with 10 tackles and broke up a pass in a victory over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Picked up two tackles and a sack in a victory over Cheyney (10/8)...Recorded five tackles in a win over Shippensburg (10/15)...Registered five tackles and broke up a pass in a comeback win over West Chester (10/22)...Collected eight tackles against Kutztown (11/5)...Posted four tackles to end the regular season with a win over Lock Haven (11/12).

Shirk's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks Int FF FR2011 10-5 27 29 56 6.5 2.0 0 0 1TOTALS 10-5 27 29 56 6.5 2.0 0 0 1

From the Coach: Redshirted in 2011 but had a very good spring. He will be counted on to provide depth at the MLB position in 2012. An active player with a nose for the football, McCall should be a productive special teams player as well.

BRYAN MCCALLLinebacker So 6-0 230Lititz • WarwickBusiness Marketing

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MICHAEL RUSSELLLinebacker R-Fr 6-2 225Hamburg • Hamburg Secondary Education

47From the Coach: Redshirting in 2011, Russell is a big, strong player who will provide depth at the Buck LB position in 2012. He had an excellent spring and has tremendous potential.


DEFENSIVE BACKS

From the Coach: Haverstock started all 11 games at the safety position. In his first full season as a starter, he proved to be a very impactful player each game. Haverstock is a gifted all-around athlete that has work ethic that rivals anyone. Along with his key role on the football team he is a scholar athlete, a volunteer fireman, is involved in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program and is a featured speaker at freshmen orientation programs.

2011: Logged five tackles and broke up two passes in the season opener victory over Ashland (9/1)...Recorded four assisted tackles in the win over Clarion (9/10)...Made eight tackles and broke up a pass in the win over IUP (9/15)...Posted three tackles in a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Recorded two interceptions and had six tackles in a victory over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Registered four tackles in a comeback victory over West Chester (10/22)...Collected three tackles and broke up a pass against C.W. Post (10/28)...Led the Huskies with eight tackles against Kutztown (11/5).

2010: Recorded three tackles against Clarion (9/11)...Recorded two tackles and returned a fumble 68 yards for a score against IUP (9/18)...Recorded one tackle in win over Millersville (9/25)...Recorded three tackles, recovered a fumble, and caused one pass breakup in win over East Stroudsburg (10/02)...Made four tackles and recovered one fumble in win over Cheyney (10/9)...Recorded two tackles in win over Shippensburg (10/16)...Recorded three tackles in victory over Kutztown (11/6/10).

2009: Saw action in 11 games...Had solo tackle in games with Mercyhurst, Shippensburg and West Chester...Made career high three tackles against Millersville.

Haverstock's Career Defensive Statistics:


DAN HAVERSTOCKDefensive Back Sr 6-1 200York • West YorkPsychology

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DEFENSIVE BACKS

TERRELL OGLESBYDefensive Back Sr 5-8 180Philadelphia • Northeast CatholicEconomics

24From the Coach: Oglesby saw the majority of his action in 2011 as a corner in nickel situations. His impressive footwork and quickness make him a natural cover corner. He has improved his overall game each season, and he will be counted on to add leadership and experience to a young group.

2011: Recorded two tackles, broke up a pass and recovered a fumble in the win over Ashland (9/1)...Made three tackles in the Huskies victory over Clarion (9/10)...Had three tackles and broke up a pass in a Huskies victory over East Strouds-burg (10/1)...Had three tackles and an interception in a win over Cheyney (10/8)...Recorded three tackles and broke up a pass in a victory over Shippensburg (10/15)...Registered two tackles in a comeback victory over West Chester (10/22)...Collected four tackles, forced a fumble, and broke up a pass

against Kutztown (11/5)...Posted three tackles to end the regular season with a win over Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Recorded one tackle against Clarion (9/11)...Recorded one tackle in win over IUP (9/18)...Picked up two tackles in win over Millersville (9/25).

Oglesby's Career Defensive Statistics:



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JONATHAN PATRICKDefensive Back Jr 5-11 185Somerset, NJ • FranklinBusiness Administration

5From the Coach: Patrick saw most of his action in 2011 as an extra defensive back in dime pack-ages. He made one of the most memorable plays of the season when he made a dramatic return of an interception for a touchdown versus West Chester that gave the Huskies the lead for the first time in what turned out to be the

greatest comeback in Division II history. He made the switch from corner to safety during the 2011 season. He is a physi-cal player that has made great improvements since moving to safety.

2011: Collected three tackes in the victory over Ashland (9/1)...Made three tackles in the Huskies win over Clarion (9/10)...Recorded three tackles in a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Had an interception and three tackles in a victory

over Cheyney (10/8)...Recorded three tackles and an interception that was returned 30 yards for a touchdown in a comeback win over West Chester (10/22)...Collected five tackles to end the regular season with a win over Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Saw action in four games...Made first career tackle against Cheyney.

Patrick's Career Defensive Statistics:

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks Int FF FR2010 4-0 1 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 02011 11-1 15 8 23 0.0 0.0 2 0 0TOTALS 15-1 16 8 24 0.0 0.0 2 0 0

SELLUS ROULHACDefensive Back Jr 6-2 185West Chester • West ChesterCommunications Studies

10From the Coach: Roulhac has steadily improved as a defensive player since making the transition from wide receiver to safety. He has the length and athleticism to make a key contribution to the special teams units.

2010: Made one catch for a total of 10 yards against Clarion (9/11).

Roulhac's Career Recieving Statistics:

GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G2010 6-0 1 10 10.0 0 10 1.7TOTALS 6-0 1 10 10.0 0 10 1.7

Roulhac's Career Defensive Statistics:



DJ ROBINSONDefensive Back So 5-8 175Sinking Spring • Conrad WeiserUndeclared

3From the Coach: Robinson was used primarily as a return specialist and special teams player as a true freshman. He is a very gifted athlete with the speed and explosiveness to make impact plays. Look for him to have an increased role in the secondary this season. His father, Mike, was a member

of the 1985 Huskies squad that reached the national semi-finals.

2011: Made two kickoff returns for a total of 39 yards in-cluding a 23-yard return in the victory over Ashland (9/1)...Recorded four tackles and an interception in the victory over Clarion (9/10)...Posted two tackles in the Huskies victory over IUP (9/15)...Returned a punt 70 yards for a touchdown

and made five tackles in a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Returned a punt for 55 yards and a kickoff for 54 yards in a victory over Cheyney (10/8)...Recorded three tackles in a victory over Shippens-burg (10/15)...Registered four tackles in a come-back victory over West Chester (10/22)...Had a 78

yard punt return against C.W. Post (10/28)...Made four tackles and had a 41 yard kickoff return against Kutztown (11/5).

Kick Returns Punt Returns GP Ret Yds Avg TD LG Ret Yds Avg TD LG2011 11 19 457 24.1 0 54 10 247 24.7 1 78TOTALS 11 19 457 24.1 0 54 10 247 24.7 1 78

Robinson's Career Defensive Statistics:


TYLER KNOBLAUCHDefensive Back So 5-10 198Berlin, NJ • EasternCriminal Justice

22From the Coach: Knoblauch is coming off a knee injury that sidelined for most of the 2011 season. Prior to the injury he was a key special teams player and situation player in the secondary. He is a very physical player and his return will be a key to the depth at the safety position.

2011: Recorded two tackles in the Huskie victory over IUP (9/15).

Knoblauch's Career Defensive Statistics:


DEFENSIVE BACKS


DEFENSIVE BACKS

DONOVAN MORRISDefensive Back R-Fr 5-11 174Philadelphia • George WashingtonSocial Work

21From the Coach: Morris red-shirted in 2011. He is a well-rounded player that has the skill set to play multiple positions in the secondary. He is an aggressive and rangy player and will be a key spe-cial teams player and add quality depth to the secondary.

NICK GMEREKDefensive Back So 5-9 170Hontzdale • Moshannon ValleyUndeclared

48From the Coach: Gmerek has developed nicely in his time at BU so far. He has a lot of tools that give him an advantage on the field, which will help him build his playing time throughout the season.


DEFENSIVE BACKS

GARRETT POPEDefensive Back R-Fr 6-2 215Northumberland • ShikellamyComputer Science

11From the Coach: Pope red-shirted in 2011. He has the size and athletic ability to be a key special teams contributor in 2012. He was a gifted high school quarterback with the athletic ability and physical play to be a good defensive player with added experience.

GARY POSTELLDefensive Back R-Fr 5-8 170Philadelphia • Bishop McDevittExercise Science

9From the Coach: Postell red-shirted in 2011. He made a huge splash in preseason camp and in the spring with his ability to make plays on the football. He is an explosive athlete that just needs experi-ence at the position. He will be looked upon to be a key contributor in 2012.


DEFENSIVE BACKS

DAMIN FINLEYDefensive Back R-Fr 5-11 190Cheltenham • Milford AcademyUndeclared

2From the Coach: Finley red-shirted in 2011. He is an explosive athlete that just needs experience at the position. He is a fast and physical player that has a nose for the ball. He will be looked upon to be a key special teams contributor in 2012.

ERIC THOMASDefensive Back So 6-0 190Reading • MuhlenbergUndeclared

32From the Coach: Thomas saw the majority of his action on special teams in 2011. He has great speed and plays very physical football. As he gains experience he will add quality depth to the cor-ner position.

Thomas' Career Defensive Statistics:



SPECIAL TEAMS

From the Coach: Fisher is a special talent who has the tools to kick at the next level. His continued improvement in the areas of strength and flexibility could take him to greater accomplishments.

2011: Earned first-team All-American offense honors on the 2011 Don Hansen NCAA Division II All-American team... Earned first-team All-Region offense honors on the 2011 Don Hansen All-Super Region One team...Coming off of a exceptional 2010 season, Fisher was named a Pre-Season All-American by D2Football.com...Picked up first team 2011 Daktronics, Inc., Division II All-Super Region One honors after earning second team accolades a season ago...Named as an All-PSAC first team selection for the 2011 season... Honored as a Fred Mitchell award winner for his efforts in October...Hit a 26-yard field goal in the first quarter and a 37-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to close out the game in the season opener victory over Ashland (9/1)...Hit a 20-yard field goal in the first quarter in the victory over Clarion (9/10)...Made both a 23-and a 27-yard field goal to tally up six points for the Huskies in the win over IUP (9/15)...Placed both a 20-yard field goal and a 38-yarder between the uprights in a victory over Millersville (9/24)...Connected on four

fields to set a new school career record in most field goals made in a victory over East Stroudsburg (10/1)...Con-nected on a 29-yard field goal in a victory over Cheyney (10/8)...Made a 39-yard field goal in a win over Ship-pensburg (10/15)...Placed both a 22-and 25-yard field goal through the uprights in a comeback victory over West Chester (10/22)...Collected one tackle against C.W. Post (10/28)...Tied his career high with a 43-yard field goal and also connected on a 34-yard field goal to end the regular season with a win over Lock Haven (11/12).

2010: Was named second team All-PSAC East as a placekicker...Was also named to second team Daktronics All-Super Region 1... Played in all 13 games for the Huskies as the team’s primary field goal and PAT kicker...Punted six times for a total of 216 yards against Ashland...With a long punt of 46 yards...Hit two field goal attempts with a long of 38 yards (9/4)...Punted twice for a total of 57 yards and placed a punt within the 20 yard line against Clarion (9/11) ...Connected both a 43- and 34-yard field goals against IUP (9/18)...Made a third quarter 32-yard field goal in win over Millersville (9/25)...Made four field goals in game with East Stroudsburg to tie a school record (10/2)...Hit 36-yard field goal against Cheyney (10/9)...Punted twice for a total of 62 yards against Shippensburg (10/16)...Completed a 40-yard field goal in the third quarter against West Chester (10/23)...Broke his own school record with five goals (going 5-5) with the longest being 41 yards to help Bloomsburg win over C.W. Post (10/30)...Made a 30-yard field goal and a 19-yard field goal to help Bloomsburg to a victory over Kutztown (11/6/10)...Made a 26-yard field goal in the game against Mercyhurst in the PSAC Championship game (11/13).

Fisher's Career Statistics: Punting Field Goals PAT's GP Md Att Lng Blk Att Md Pnts No. Avg. Lng2010 13 20 24 43 1 31 32 91 12 33.2 46 2011 11 17 21 43 0 44 46 95 42 37.0 51TOTALS 24 37 45 83 1 75 78 186 54 36.2 51

DAN FISHERKicker/Punter Jr 6-1 195Liverpool • Central DauphinBusiness Education

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IAN MURRAYLong Snapper Jr 6-3 220Lock Haven • Central MountainMiddle Level Education

93From the Coach: Very steady, and a player who provides consistent leadership in our kicking game.

2011: Honored as a 2011-12 Bloomsburg University Scholar-Athlete (3/1)...

2010: Played in all 13 games as the starting long snaper this season for the Huskies...Long snapper for field goal unit that went 20 for 24 on the year, setting school record for field goal’s in a season.

SPECIAL TEAMS

Pronunciation Guide

Alex Buchert…..BOO-kurtLou Buschi...BOO-chiMatt Feiler…FY-LerJason Gmerek-Guh-Mer-ekNick Gmerek-Guh-Mer-ekDan Haverstock….HAVE-er-stock

Dylan Manni…MAN-E Matt Marchioni….Mar-chi-OWN-eeEddie Mateo…MUH-tay-ohFranklyn Quiteh… Kwee-uh-TAYSellus Roulhac—ROO-lacMatt Wenrich—When-RICK

BRADEN DREXLERPlace Kicker So 5-10 165Bethlehem • NazarethComputer Forensics

90From the Coach: Outstanding talent and a terrific team player. He will serve as the holder for Dan Fisher and stay ready as Dan's backup.

2012 OPPONENTS


STONEHILL SKYHAWKSAUGUST 31 • W.B. MASON STADIUM • EASTON, MA • 6:00 PM

General InformationLocation Easton, MAFounded 1948Enrollment 2,300School Colors Purple & WhiteConference Northeast-10 Stadium W.B. Mason StadiumCapacity 2,400Surface Artificial TurfPresident Rev. Mark T. CreganAthletic Director Brendan Sullivan

Coaching InformationHead Coach Robert Talley Alma Mater Boston University (‘91)Record at SC 5 yrs, 23-28 (.451)Career Record 5 yrs, 23-28 (.451)

Assistants Defensive Coordinator Eli GardnerOffensive Coordinator Nick LaFontaineSpecial Teams/Wide Receivers Pat McCannDefensive Line Colin Disch Offensive Line Tyler Moody Running Backs Massoud AtallahTight Ends Anthony FucilloDefensive Backs JJ Mayer

Series History

First Meeting First meetingSeries Record 0-0Current Win Streak -Hale (at BU) vs. Stonehill 0-0Tally (at SC) vs. BU 0-0Last Meeting -

Sports InformationS.I.D. Doug Monson

Office Phone (508) 565-1352E-mail [email protected] Site stonehillskyhawks.com

2012 ScheduleAug 31 BLOOMSBURGSep 8 So. Connecticut St.Sep 14 at Saint AnselmSep 21 Assumption Sep 28 at BentleyOct 5 at American Int'lOct 13 Merrimack Oct 18 New HavenNov 3 at Pace

2011 Results (4-7, 3-5 NE-10)Curry W 35-7 at Pace L 23-20Bently L 31-12American Int'l L 37-34at New Haven L 52-23at Bryant L 42-7Pace W 49-0 at Merrimack L 43-30at So. Connecticut St. L 16-6Saint Anselm W 35-7 at Assumption W 28-23

Schedule/Results

2011 Statistical Leaders* returning players

Rushing Att. Net TDJermetrius Troy* 159 734 7Justin Willis* 100 356 2Passing C-A-I Yds. TDLogan Meyer* 129-227-12 1,500 11Receiving No. Yds. TDJohn Gomes* 49 668 5 Jermetrius Troy* 26 197 0Zaire Reiph* 24 341 2

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntJareed Gaines* 97 12.0 3.0 2Matthew Iannucci 91 2.0 0.5 2Michael Hogan* 61 4.0 1.0 0Kevin Anderson* 57 1.0 0.0 2Raymond Bass* 50 11.0 3.0 0Tim Bennett* 46 3.0 0.0 0Fabrice Dragon* 43 6.0 1.0 1Edward Gaffney* 36 3.0 1.0 0

2012 OPPONENTS


EDINBORO FIGHTING SCOTSSEPTEMBER 8 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM

General InformationLocation Edinboro, PAFounded 1857Enrollment 8,300School Colors Red & WhiteConference PSACStadium Sox Harrison Stadium Capacity 6,000Surface Artificial TurfPresident Dr. Julie E. WollmanAthletic Director Bruce Baumgartner

Coaching InformationHead Coach Scott Browning Alma Mater Ohio State (‘81) Record at EU 6 yrs, 38-19 (.667) Career Record 6 yrs, 38-19 (.667) AssistantsDefensive Coordinator/Linebackers Wayne Bradford Offensive Coordinator Bryan VolkDefensive Line Keith BraxtonRunning Backs Jim HensonDefensive Backs Kim Niedbala

Series History

First Meeting 1981Series Record EU Leads 2-6Current Win Streak EU, 1Hale (at BU) vs. Edinboro 2-2Browning (at EU) vs. BU 1-1Last Meeting 2007; EU 42, BU 41

Sports InformationS.I.D. Bob Shreve Office Phone 814-732-1834E-mail [email protected] Site gofightingscots.com

2012 ScheduleSep 8 at BLOOMSBURGSep 15 California (PA)Sep 22 at Lock HavenSep 29 at LIU PostOct 6 GannonOct 13 Indiana (PA)Oct 20 at Slippery RockOct 27 MercyhurstNov 3 at ClarionNov 10 Kutztown

2011Results (7-4, 4-3 PSAC)West Liberty W 30-14Merrimack W 49-19Cheyney W 41-13at Gannon W 27-0at Indiana (PA) L 19-0Slippery Rock L 24-23at Mercyhurst W 30-20Clarion W 21-10Lock Haven W 42-7at California (PA) L 28-34at East Stroudsburg L 27-26

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS


Rushing Att. Net TDBrian Davis* 121 552 8Drew Herrell* 86 499 4Passing C-A-I Yds. TDCody Harris* 171-237-7 1,961 16Ty Stoldt* 12-29-3 226 2Receiving No. Yds. TDDavid Bostic 54 811 8Nick Marino 43 340 3

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntRyan Skelton* 94 11.5 5.5 0Zack Spearing 67 2.5 0.0 0Kenny Pettis* 61 1.5 0.0 3Keir Jeter 54 18.0 7.5 1James Jackson* 39 2.0 0.0 4Veuntrae Robinson* 39 1.5 0.0 1Branden Williams* 36 3.5 1.0 4Chris Williams* 35 3.0 1.5 0


KUTZTOWN GOLDEN BEARSSEPTEMBER 15 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 2:30 PM

General InformationLocation Kutztown, PAFounded 1866Enrollment 10,700School Colors Maroon and GoldConference PSACStadium University FieldCapacity 5,600Surface A-TurfPresident Dr. F. Javier CevallosAthletic Director Greg Bamberger

Coaching InformationHead Coach Raymond MonicaAlma Mater North Alabama (‘90)Record at KU 6 yrs, 38-30 (.559)Career Record 6 yrs, 38-30 (.559)

Assistants Offensive Coordinator Drew FolmarDefensive Coordinator Dennis IezziDefensive Line/Kickers Tim TobinOffensive Line Raymond YannuzziLinebackers Richard BurkettWide Receivers Steve HeckTight Ends Fred Endy

Series History

First Meeting 1927Series Record BU leads 43-21-1Current Win Streak KU, 1Hale (at BU) vs. Kutztown 14-1Monica (at KU) vs. BU 1-5Last Meeting 2011; KU 52, BU 14

Sports InformationS.I.D. Geoff Goyne Office Phone 610-683-4182E-mail [email protected] Site kubears.com

2012 ScheduleAug 30 Saint AnselmSep 8 California (PA)Sep 15 at BLOOMSBURGSep 22 West ChesterSep 29 at Slippery RockOct 6 at CheyneyOct 13 ShippensburgOct 20 at East StroudsburgOct 27 MillersvilleNov 3 LIU PostNov 10 at Edinboro

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

2011 Results (11-2, 6-1 PSAC)at Saint Anselm W 56-30at Mercyhurst W 35-28Lock Haven W 49-6Cheyney W 49-0 at Shippensburg L 49-7East Stroudsburg W 49-32 at Millersville W 49-7 at C.W. Post W 42-30at West Chester W 24-0Bloomsburg W 52-14Slippery Rock W 21-14Concord W 17-14at New Haven L 44-37

Rushing Att. Net TDRobbie Frey 189 1,185 11Josh Mastromatto* 111 706 4Passing C-A-I Yds. TDKevin Morton* 198-316-11 2,680 32Receiving No. Yds. TDErik Frazier 65 886 8Josh Mastromatto* 60 589 5Josh Smith 35 582 11

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntAndrew Hodges* 119 16.0 3.0 2John Kreuer 89 1.0 1.0 1Alex DiNolfi* 68 1.0 0.0 11 English Peay* 66 0.0 0.0 2Brett Moss 66 25.0 18.5 0Jason Henshaw 66 6.5 2.0 0Colin Henny 60 4.5 1.0 0Jason Ulmer* 52 00 0.0 4



LIU POST PIONEERSSEPTEMBER 22 • HICKOX FIELD • BROOKVILLE, NY • 1:00 PM

General InformationLocation Brookville, NYFounded 1954Enrollment 8,472School Colors Green & GoldConference PSACStadium Hickox FieldCapacity 5,000Surface Field TurfPresident Dr. David J. SteinbergAthletic Director Bryan Collins

Coaching InformationHead Coach Bryan CollinsAlma Mater St. John’s University ('87)Record at CWP 14 yrs, 100-43 (.699)Career Record 14 yrs, 100-43 (.699)

Assistants Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Brian HughesRunning Backs Omar KingDefensive Line Jim GibbonsDefensive Backs Ernie BlountQuarterbacks Jonathan GillOutside Linebackers Mark VerdiInside Linebackers Randi Moore

Series History

First Meeting 2007Series Record BU leads 4-1Current Win Streak CWP, 1Hale (at BU) vs. C.W. Post 4-1Collins (at CWP) vs. BU 1-4Last Meeting 2011; CWP 24, BU 21

Sports InformationS.I.D. Sarah Ralls Office Phone 516-299-3957E-mail [email protected] Site liupostpioneers.com

2012 ScheduleSep 8 ClarionSep 15 at CheyneySep 22 BLOOMSBURGSep 29 EdinboroOct 6 at ShippensburgOct 13 at West ChesterOct 20 MillersvilleOct 27 East StroudsburgNov 3 at KutztownNov 10 at Gannon

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

2011 Results (7-4, 6-1 PSAC)American Intern. L 13-7at California (PA) L 41-13at Mercyhurst L 34-7Shippensburg W 40-22 West Chester W 34-23at Millersville W 24-6 at East Stroudsburg W 34-30Kutztown L 42-30at Bloomsburg W 24-21Cheyney W 42-27 Gannon W 33-15

Rushing Att. Net TDSteven Laurino* 190 764 3Jeff Mack* 169 865 8Passing C-A-I Yds. TDSteven Laurino* 147-260-9 1,865 18Receiving No. Yds. TDGrayson Laurino* 33 443 3Kyle Hardy* 19 319 3Joe Botti* 14 307 5

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntBilly O'Connor 82 7.5 1.5 2Ronnie Modik 81 11.0 4.0 3Antonio Powell-Field* 75 6.5 0.0 1Lou Scala 70 14.0 5.0 1Evan Flowers* 57 1.5 0.0 1 TuQwan Ashley 44 8.0 2.5 0Chris DiIorio* 38 5.5 2.0 1 Casey Biasi* 37 1.0 0.0 2



GANNON GOLDEN KNIGHTSSEPTEMBER 29 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM

General InformationLocation Erie, PAFounded 1925Enrollment 4,076School Colors Maroon, White & GoldConference PSACStadium Gannon University FieldCapacity 2,500Surface Field TurfPresident Dr. Keith TaylorAthletic Director Mark Richard

Coaching InformationHead Coach/Defensive Coordinator Brad RzyczyckiAlma Mater Mercyhurst (‘95)Record at Gannon First year, 0-0 (.000)Career Record First year, 0-0 (.000)

Assistants Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Josh HoegDefensive Line Randy ZimmermanOffensive Line Shaun CurtissRunning Backs A.J. BelchWide Receivers Jerry SmithTight Ends Michael SchnellLinebackers Arik Wolf

Series History

First Meeting 2008Series Record Tied 1-1Current Win Streak GU, 1Hale (at BU) vs. Gannon 1-1Rzyczycki (at GU) vs. BU 0-0Last Meeting 2009; GUP 10, BU 7

Sports InformationS.I.D. Dan Teliski Office Phone 814-871-7418E-mail [email protected] Site gannonsports.com

2012 ScheduleAug 30 Lake ErieSep 8 at West ChesterSep 15 at Slippery RockSep 22 ClarionSep 29 at BLOOMSBURGOct 6 at EdinboroOct 13 MercyhurstOct 20 California (PA)Oct 27 at Lock HavenNov 3 Indiana (PA)Nov 10 LIU Post

2011 Results (4-7, 3-4 PSAC)at Lake Erie L 13-10Shippensburg L 41-13 Millersville W 47-0Edinboro L 27-0 at Mercyhurst W 30-27 at California (PA) L 33-6 Lock Haven W 37-13 at Indiana (PA) L 35-7 at Clarion L 28-21 Slippery Rock W 33-27 C.W. Post L 33-15

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

Rushing Att. Net TDJansen Jones 101 481 4Alex Papson* 150 369 3Passing C-A-I Yds. TDDaniel Tapscott* 137-282-15 1,613 13 Receiving No. Yds. TDLawrenceColeman 40 658 9Jonathon Jones* 28 285 0Jerry Smith 22 257 2

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntRandy Colling 88 21.5 9.0 0Khayree Connors* 82 6.0 0.0 3Jon Petrigac* 67 5.5 1.0 3Kevin Borton 66 9.0 5.5 1Chris Cook 59 0.0 0.0 2Errick Clark Jr 48 3.0 2.0 2 Ta'Von Bailey* 47 4.5 0.0 2Mike Phillips* 43 1.0 0.0 2



MILLERSVILLE MARAUDERSOCTOBER 6 • BIEMESDERFER STADIUM • MILLERSVILLE, PA • 12:30 PM

General InformationLocation Millersville, PAFounded 1855Enrollment 8,319School Colors Black and GoldConference PSACStadium Chryst Field at Biemesderfer StadiumCapacity 6,500Surface Field TurfPresident Dr. Francine McNairyAthletic Director Peg Kauffman

Coaching InformationHead Coach Greg ColbyAlma Mater Illinois ('75)Record at MU 4 yrs, 5-17(.227)Career Record 4 yrs, 8-32 (.200)

Assistants Offensive Coordinator Brad MangleDefensive Coordinator Ron RankinOffensive Line Jim ShifferDefensive Line Roland WeedenDefensive Backs Aubrey KellyWide Receivers Dave Keeny

Series History

First Meeting 1916Series Record BU leads 39-30-5Current Win Streak BU, 12Hale (at BU) vs. Millersville 14-4-1Colby (at MU) vs. BU 0-4Last Meeting 2011; BU 46, MU 7

Sports InformationS.I.D. Ethan Hulsey Office Phone 717-872-3100E-mail [email protected] Web Site millersvilleathletics.com

2012 ScheduleSep 1 West Virginia WesleyanSep 8 MercyhurstSep 15 at West Chester Sep 22 at ShippensburgSep 29 Indiana (PA)Oct 6 BLOOMSBURGOct 13 CheyneyOct 20 at LIU PostOct 27 at KutztownNov 3 East StroudsburgNov 10 at California (PA)

2011 Results (3-8, 2-5 PSAC)at W. Virginia Wesl. L 55-3at Lock Haven W 21-20at Gannon L 47-0at BLOOMSBURG L 46-7at Cheyney W 10-7C.W. Post L 24-6Kutztown L 49-7at East Stroudsburg W 31-27 Shippensburg L 40-0West Chester L 49-13Clarion L 34-20

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

Rushing Att. Net TDMarquis White 100 464 6Mike Jones 64 246 0Passing C-A-I Yds. TDDan Miller 96-188-10 830 5Receiving No. Yds. TDDominic Sanders 41 424 3Brent Collins 25 192 1David Barnes 12 129 0

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntPat Maloney 78 9.0 4.0 0Gary Tillman 62 2.0 1.0 0Ryan Christian 51 7.0 1.0 0Brian Knell 46 1.0 0.0 3Doug Henninger 42 7.0 1.5 0Gilbert Ramos 40 1.5 0.0 0Jordan Rigby 38 4.5 1.0 0Pat Cantrell 36 5.0 1.5 0



EAST STROUDSBURG WARRIORSOCTOBER 13 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 3:30 PM

General InformationLocation East Stroudsburg, PAFounded 1893Enrollment 7,200School Colors Red and BlackConference PSACStadium Eiler-Martin StadiumCapacity 6,000Surface Field TurfPresident Dr. Marcia G. WelshAthletic Director Dr. Thomas Gioglio

Coaching InformationHead Coach Denny DoudsAlma Mater Slippery Rock (‘63)Record at ESU 38 yrs, 232-162-3 (.588)Career Record 38 yrs, 232-162-3 (.588)

Assistants Offensive Coordinator Mike TerwilligerOffensive Line Mike Santella Defensive Backs Holman CopelandWide Receivers Frank LupinOutside Linebackers Joey SmithDefensive Line Bob Forgrave

Series History

First Meeting 1913Series Record ESU leads 43-37-2Current Win Streak BU, 7Hale (at BU) vs. ESU 16-3Douds (at ESU) vs. BU 16-22Last Meeting 2011; BU 32, ESU 20

Sports InformationS.I.D. Greg Knowlden Office Phone 570-422-3312E-mail [email protected] Site esuwarriors.com

2012 ScheduleSep 8 Lock HavenSep 15 ShippensburgSep 22 CheyneySep 29 at ClarionOct 6 West ChesterOct 13 at BLOOMSBURGOct 20 KutztownOct 27 at LIU PostNov 3 at MillersvilleNov 10 at Mercyhurst

2011 Results (3-8, 2-5 PSAC)Pace W 56-14at Indiana (PA) L 28-13California (PA) L 22-19at West Chester L 37-26BLOOMSBURG L 32-20at Kutztown L 49-32C.W. Post L 34-30Millersville L 31-27at Cheyney W 10-6at Shippensburg L 44-14Edinboro W 27-26

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

Rushing Att. Net TDKendrick Williams* 139 541 4Eric Deery* 76 413 3Passing C-A-I Yds. TDRay Wagner 211-396-24 3,226 20Receiving No. Yds. TDDusty Reed* 62 929 7Jordan Hallman* 35 854 6Robert Bleiler* 33 659 4

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntMike Bergey 110 10.0 1.5 0Taylor Cave 92 2.5 1.0 1Bryan Billger 83 12.0 5.0 1C. Culbreath* 73 0.5 0.0 2Derek Brown* 73 2.5 1.0 0Thomas Chesko* 64 3.0 1.0 2Cody Berry 54 9.5 3.0 0Anthony Singlar* 51 0.0 0.0 0



CHEYNEY WOLVESOCTOBER 13 • O’SHIELDS-STEVENSON STADIUM • CHEYNEY, PA • 1:00 PM

General InformationLocation Cheyney, PAFounded 1837Enrollment 1,700School Colors Blue and WhiteConference PSACStadium O’Shields-Stevenson StadiumCapacity 5,000Surface Natural GrassPresident Dr. Michelle R. Howard-VitalAthletic Director Ruffin Bell

Coaching InformationHead Coach Ken LockardAlma Mater Bucknell University ('03)Record at CU First year, 1-10 (.090)Career Record First year, 1-10 (.090)

Assistants Offensive Coordinator Anthony JohnsonSpecial Teams Chris RouhlacDefensive Backs John StuartGame Day Coordinator Mark ToneyAssistant Coach Norman King

Series History

First Meeting 1960Series Record 41-9-1 BUCurrent Win Streak BU, 22Hale (at BU) vs. Cheyney 19-0Lockard (CU) vs. BU 0-1Last Meeting 2011; BU 45, CU 10

Sports InformationS.I.D. Lenn Margolis Office Phone 610-399-2143E-mail [email protected] Web Site cheyneywolves.com

2012 ScheduleSep 8 Indiana (PA)Sep 15 LIU PostSep 22 at East StroudsburgSep 29 MercyhurstOct 6 KutztownOct 13 at MillersvilleOct 20 BLOOMSBURGOct 27 at West ChesterNov 3 at ShippensburgNov 10 at Lock Haven

2011 Results (1-10, 0-7 PSAC)Lincoln W 21-19at Slippery Rock L 54-0at Edinboro L 41-13at Kutztown L 49-0Millersville L 10-7at BLOOMSBURG L 45-10West Chester L 23-7Shippensburg L 59-20East Stroudsburg L 10-6at C.W. Post L 42-27California (PA) L 43-3

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

Rushing Att. Net TDMarcus Jones 113 605 3Cardoza Jacks 63 231 1Justin Watkins 43 204 2Passing C-A-I Yds. TDChris Anderson 205-99-12 1,001 6Receiving No. Yds. TDPrince Stewart 29 375 4Dominic Crowell 29 337 0

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntIsaiah Fleming 92 5.5 0.0 0Cory Brown 73 6.0 0.0 0Tim Hume 62 21.5 6.5 0Javier Garcia 55 6.0 1.0 0Adrese Hicks 47 2.0 0.0 3Shannon Burch 37 3.0 0.0 2Brandon Collins 35 0.0 0.0 0Stan Banks 34 0.0 0.0 3



SHIPPENSBURG RED RAIDERSOCTOBER 27 • SETH GROVE STADIUM • SHIPPENSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM

General InformationLocation Shippensburg, PAFounded 1871Enrollment 8,300School Colors Red and BlueConference PSACStadium Seth Grove StadiumCapacity 7,700Surface Field Turf TarkettPresident Dr. William N. RuudAthletic Director Jeff Michaels

Coaching InformationHead Coach Mark MaciejewskiAlma Mater Shippensburg ('92)Record at Ship Second year, 7-4 (.636)Career Record Second year, 7-4 (.636)

Assistants Defensive Coordinator Mike BurketOffensive Coordinator Mike YurcichOffensive Line/Kickers Pete Lee Defensive Line Mick ChronisterRunning Backs J.C. Morgan Defensive Backs Tony JohnsonWide Receivers Chance Powell

Series History

First Meeting 1917Series Record Ship leads 42-33Current Win Streak BU, 2Hale (at BU) vs. Shippensburg 10-8Maciejewski (at SU) vs. BU 0-1Last Meeting 2011; BU 38, Ship 18

Sports InformationS.I.D. Bill Morgal Office Phone 717-377-1166E-mail [email protected] Site shipraiders.com

2012 ScheduleSep 1 ShepherdSep 8 Slippery RockSep 15 at East StroudsburgSep 22 Millersville Sep 29 at Lock HavenOct 6 LIU PostOct 13 at KutztownOct 20 at West ChesterOct 27 BLOOMSBURGNov 3 CheyneyNov 10 Indiana (PA)

2011 Results (7-4, 4-3 PSAC)at Shepherd L 53-27atGannon W 41-13Clarion W 54-24atC.W. Post L 40-22Kutztown W 49-7West Chester L 52-17at BLOOMSBURG L 38-18at Cheyney W 59-20at Millersville W 40-0East Stroudsburg W 44-14Mercyhurst W 40-16

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

Rushing Att. Net TDMike Frenette* 172 913 9Roshaan McCain 60 367 2Passing C-A-I Yds. TDZach Zulli* 226-385-11 2,741 34Receiving No. Yds. TDTrevor Harman* 43 681 9Mike Frenette* 40 404 3Taimur Harris* 39 312 4

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntCody Fleming* 83 19.5 7.0 1Tyriq Kershaw* 70 4.0 0.0 3James Brennan* 55 5.0 1.0 1Brian Sourber* 48 13.5 4.5 2Jake Metz* 44 10.5 7.5 1Vinnie Ranauto 42 3.5 1.5 1 Corey Hunt* 42 2.0 0.0 4Mark Kahlil Smith* 32 9.0 4.5 0



WEST CHESTER GOLDEN RAMSNOVEMBER 3 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM

General InformationLocation West Chester, PAFounded 1871Enrollment 14,300School Colors Purple and GoldConference PSACStadium John A. Farrell StadiumCapacity 7,500Surface Field TurfPresident Dr. Greg WeisensteinAthletic Director Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic

Coaching InformationHead Coach Bill ZwaanAlma Mater Delaware ('79)Record at WCU 9 yrs, 70-39 (.642)Career Record 15 yrs, 124-53 (.701)

Assistants Assistant Head Coach Gerald Toney Defensive Coordinator Mike FurlongOffensive Line Nick Sama Defensive Line Brian KelleyLinebackers Jim Brazill Sr.Wide Receivers/Quarterbacks Bill Zwaan Jr.

Series History

First Meeting 1925Series Record WCU leads 46-23Current Win Streak BU, 2Hale (at BU) vs. West Chester 12-7Zwaan (at WCU) vs. BU 5-4Last Meeting 2011; BU 55, WCU 42

Sports InformationS.I.D. James Zuhlke Office Phone 610-436-3316E-mail [email protected] Site wcugoldenrams.com

2012 ScheduleAug 30 at DelawareSep 8 Gannon Sep 15 MillersvilleSep 22 at KutztownSep 29 at California (PA)Oct 6 at East StroudsburgOct 13 LIU PostOct 20 ShippensburgOct 27 CheyneyNov 3 at BLOOMSBURGNov 10 at Clarion

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

2011 Results (5-6, 4-3 PSAC)at New Haven (OT) L 35-32at Delaware L 28-17Slippery Rock W 20-13East Stroudsburg W 37-26at C.W. Post L 34-23at Shippensburg W 52-17at Cheyney W 23-7BLOOMSBURG L 55-42Kutztown L 24-0at Millersville W 49-13Indiana (PA) L 34-7

Rushing Att. Net TDRondell White* 141 701 9Matt Carroll* 97 345 1Passing C-A-I Yds. TDSean McCartney* 104-192-10 1,471 8Matt Carroll* 71-126-2 1,113 11Receiving No. Yds. TDTim Keyser* 38 470 5LaRonn Lee* 31 569 6

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntRonell Williams* 79 5.0 2.5 0Anthony McCloskey* 71 3.5 1.0 0Eric Edwers* 63 4.0 2.5 0Carl Barnes* 63 5.0 0.0 1Mike Labor* 60 5.5 1.0 2Shawn Krautzel* 56 2.0 0.0 1Matt Colyar 49 2.5 0.5 1Kyle O'Neill 47 4.5 1.0 0



THE ROCK OF SLIPPERY ROCKNOVEMBER 10 • REDMAN STADIUM •BLOOMSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM

General InformationLocation Slippery Rock, PAFounded 1889Enrollment 8,712School Colors Green & WhiteConference PSACStadium Mihalik-Thompson StadiumCapacity 10,000Surface Field TurfPresident Dr. Robert SmithAthletic Director Paul Lueken

Coaching InformationHead Coach George MihalikAlma Mater Slippery Rock (‘74)Record at SRU 24 yrs, 161-98-4 (.620)Career Record 24 yrs, 161-98-4 (.620)

Assistants Defensive Coordinator Shawn LutzOffensive Coordinator Phil LongoDefensive Backs Jason MakrinosLinebackers Raleigh JacksonOffensive Line Chris Conrad

Series History

First Meeting 1934Series Record BU leads 9-3Current Win Streak BU, 8Hale vs. Slippery Rock 6-0Mihalik (SRU) vs. BU 0-6Last Meeting 2005; BU 40, SRU 24

Sports InformationS.I.D. Bob McComas Office Phone 724-738-2777E-mail [email protected] Site rockathletics.com

2012 ScheduleAug 30 Seton HillSep 8 at ShippensburgSep 15 GannonSep 22 at MercyhurstSep 29 KutztownOct 6 at Indiana (PA)Oct 13 at ClarionOct 20 EdinboroOct 27 at California (PA)Nov 3 Lock HavenNov 10 BLOOMSBURG

Schedule/Results

2012 OPPONENTS

2011 Results (8-3, 6-1 PSAC)at Seton Hill W 48-6Cheyney W 35-21at West Chester L 38-13Indiana (PA) W 41-0Clarion W 58-0at Edinboro W 49-6California (PA) W 42-7at Lock Haven W 56-14Mercyhurst W 30-22at Gannon L 63-31at Kutztown L 41-17

Rushing Att. Net TDAkeem Satterfield* 123 609 7Jimmy Zubik* 109 456 2Passing C-A-I Yds. TDCody Endres 220-374-18 2,551 21Receiving No. Yds. TDDevin Goda 75 1,028 11John Schademan* 30 351 0Kevin Sanders 30 301 0

Defense Tkl TfL Sck IntZach Sheridan 85 8.0 3.5 0Jake Wickline 85 12.0 1.0 4Jeff Thompson* 60 15.0 4.0 0Jayson Nickson 54 0.0 0.0 3Quindell Dean* 45 5.0 2.5 0Jack Charles* 44 6.5 3.0 0Brandon Watters 44 0.0 0.0 8Anthony Saunders* 42 1.0 0.0 2


2011 SEASON IN REVIEW


BLOOMSBURG-Franklyn Quiteh rushed for 144 yards and scored one touchdown to lead the Bloomsburg University Huskies to a 27-20 win over Ashland (OH) University in the season opener for both teams. The Huskies started quickly, driving 89 yards on 12 plays for a touchdown score. Quiteh led the way for the Huskies on the drive as he rushed for 31 yards and set up a 14 yard touchdown pass from Pat Carey to Kyle Fisher.

Ashland took over at their own 26 before the Huskies forced a punt. Carey started the drive with a 40-yard pass to Quiteh. Bloomsburg’s Dan Fisher connected on a 27-yarder to give the Huskies a 10-0 advantage.

At the 7:43 mark in the third the Huskies took the ball over at their own 38. Ashland’s defense forced a punt after BU’s first three plays. However, Ashland fumbled the punt and Terrell Oglesby recovered it for a touchdown to give BU a 17-0 lead.

On Ashland’s next possession, senior captain Oscar Rivera had his first pick of the season. But after a penalty, Bloomsburg was forced to punt. The Eagles then put together a 91 yard drive resulting in a touchdown at the 12:59 mark in the fourth to make it 17-7.

Ashland again put pressure on the Bloomsburg offense, resulting in a three-and-out. With Ashland taking over at their own 28, they put together a scoring drive as Berkshire connected on a 22 yard field goal. On their next drive Jordan McCune scored a rushing touch-down to tie the score at 17.

Fisher took the ensuing kickoff back 78 yards to the Ashland 20, and Quiteh punched it in for a touchdown to put the Huskies up 24-17.

On the following kickoff Dan Fisher sent it sky high to the Ashland 25. The high kick left the Eagles in confusion as no one grabbed the bouncing ball once it hit resulting in a Bloomsburg recovery. Fisher split the uprights at the 3:30 mark to give the Huskies a 10 point lead.

Ashalnd would get the ball back with 3:26 remaining and hit a field goal to make it 27-20. After an offside penalty call against the Eagles during the ensuing kick-off, Ashland attempted an onside kick. Bloomsburg made the recovery with 1:32 remaining. After two rushes from Quiteh and a kneel down by Carey, the Huskies claimed their first win of the season, 27-20.

Ashland 0 0 0 20 - 20Bloomsburg 10 0 7 10 - 271stBU- Fisher 14 pass from Carey(Fisher kick)BU- Fisher 26 field goal3rdBU- Oglesby 0 fumble recovery(Fisher kick)4thAU- McCune 1run (Berkshire kick)AU- Berkshire 22 field goal

GAME 1Bloomsburg 27, Ashland 20

September 1, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

BLOOM AU FIRST DOWNS 13 19RUSHING YARDS 207 239PASSING YARDS 98 106 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 305 345 FUMBLES Number-Lost 3-2 1-1INTERCEPTIONS 1 1PENALTIES Number-Yards 2-24 7-55PUNTS-YARDS 7-255 7-245 KICKOFFS-YARDS 5-261 4-271TIME OF POSSESSION 29:57 30:03 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 1 of 13 7 of 17 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 2 of 2 0 of 1 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 4-4 4-4SACKS BY Number-Yards 3-20 1-6FIELD GOALS 2-2 2-2

TEAM STATISTICS

2011 GAME RECAPS

AU - McCune 9 run (Berkshire kick)BU - Quiteh 1 run (Fisher kick)BU - Fisher 37 field goalAU - Berkshire 39 field goal


CLARION--Tailback Eddie Mateo rushed for a career-high 179 yards and tied a school record with five touchdowns, leading the Bloomsburg University Huskies to a 45-10 win over Clarion Uni-versity. The Huskies improved to 2-0 on the year, while Clarion fell to 0-2 with the loss. Mateo filled in nicely for Franklyn Quiteh who did not play af-ter the second quarter due to an injury. Before Quiteh departed he carried 17 times for 114 yards. Clarion led 3-0 in the game after getting a field goal on the open-ing drive. After a long kickoff return to start the game, Clarion moved to the BU five yard line before the drive stalled. From there Tyler Ruark connected on a 23-yard field goal. The Huskies responded with a 64-yard drive that included runs of 26 and 10 yards by Quiteh. Bloomsburg’s Dan Fisher hit a 20-yard field goal to tie the score. Bloomsburg added to its total in the second quarter. After the Huskies defense stopped Clarion on a fourth and short play, Bloomsburg marched 76-yards on five plays capped by an eight-yard run by Mateo to go up 10-3. The Huskies added another score late in the half when Mateo scored on a one-yard run capping an 80-yard drive making it 17-3 at the break. Bloomsburg started to put the game away on the opening drive of the second half. Starting at their own 40-yard line, the Huskies needed just three plays, capped by Mateo’s 14-yard run, to go up 24-3. Midway through the third quarter, following an interception by Jarrett Pidgeon, the Huskies made it 31-3 when Mateo ran for a 22-yard touchdown. Just before the end of the third, Mateo scored his fifth touchdown on a 38-yard run making it a 38-3 game. In the fourth quarter the Huskies got their final score of the day when Nicholas DeLuca recovered a fumble in the end zone with 7:41 to play in the game. Clarion got the final score of the day when quarterback Ben Fis-cus threw a 39-yard touchdown pass making the final 45-10.

Clarion 3 0 0 7 - 10Bloomsburg 3 14 21 7 - 45

1stCU - Ruark 23 field goalBU - Fisher 20 field goal 2ndBU - Mateo 8 run (Fisher kick)BU - Mateo 1 run (Fisher kick)3rdBU - Mateo 14 run (Fisher kick)BU - Mateo 22 run (Fisher kick)BU - Mateo 38 run (Fisher kick)

GAME 2Bloomsburg 45, Clarion 10

September 10, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

TEAM STATISTICS

BLOOM CU FIRST DOWNS 30 18RUSHING YARDS 442 156PASSING YARDS 94 171 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 536 357 FUMBLES Number-Lost 3-0 0-0INTERCEPTIONS 3 1PENALTIES Number-Yards 8-70 7-60PUNTS-YARDS 3-116 3-112 KICKOFFS-YARDS 7-411 3-173TIME OF POSSESSION 33:16 26:44 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 5 of 11 7 of 16 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 0 of 0 2 of 3 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 5-6 1-2SACKS BY Number-Yards 2-20 1-5FIELD GOALS 1-2 1-2

2011 GAME RECAPS

4thBU - DeLuca 0 fumble recovery (Fisher kick)CU - Reid 39 pass from Fiscus (Ruark kick)


BLOOMSBURG--Bloomsburg wide receiver Kyle Fisher caught five passes for 171 yards and a touchdown to help the Huskies to a 20-16 win over the Crimson Hawks of Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

IUP received the opening kick-off and opened the game with a 71 yard drive. Indiana’s Brett Ullman capped the drive with a 26 yarder for a 3-0 lead.

After a pair of run attempts resulting in two positive yards, Bloomsburg faced a third and long situation and Pat Carey de-livered a 51 yard pass to Fisher for a first down.

After three rushing attempts the Huskies were looking at fourth down. Dan Fisher came in to hit his first field goal of the night from 23 yards out. Indiana responded to the Bloomsburg score as Jerrell McFadden took the kick-off 90 yards to give IUP a 10-3 lead.

Later in the quarter, Carey delivered a 42 yard touchdown pass to Ryan Dickerson to tie the game at 10. The Huskies put to-gether a scoring drive on their second possession of the second half as Dan Fisher connected on a 27 yard field goal.

On Indiana’s next possession, Bloomsburg put the pressure on as Justin Shirk recorded a sack and John Pettine broke up a pass attempt forcing a punt. The Huskies again went to the air on their next possession. The drive would conclude as Carey hit Fisher for a touchdown from seven yards out for a 20-10 lead. Indiana then put together an 85 yard drive ending with a one yard touchdown run on fourth down. After a missed PAT, the Huskies led 20-16. From there neither team was able to put together much offense. Indiana had their last chance for the win with 2:40 to go in the fourth quarter at their own 41. They would only get as far as the BU 47 before turning the ball over on downs.

Fisher ended the game with a career high 171 yards on five catches. Carey went 9-18 for 235 yards and two touchdowns. The BU running came to a halt with just 76 yards on the ground.

Defensively the Huskies were led by the trio of Jarrett Pidgeon, Justin Shirk, and Sean Clift. Pidgeon racked up 15 tackles, forced a fumble, and made an interception. Shirk totaled 13 tackles as well as 1.5 sacks and a fumble recovery. Clift had 11 tackles.

IUP 10 0 0 6 - 16Bloomsburg 3 7 10 0 - 20

1stIUP - Ullman 26 field goalBU - D. Fisher 23 field goalIUP - McFadden 90 kickoff return(Ullman kick)2ndBU - Dickerson 42 pass from Carey(D. Fisher kick)

GAME 3Bloomsburg 20, IUP 16

September 15, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

BLOOM IUP FIRST DOWNS 10 20RUSHING YARDS 76 144PASSING YARDS 235 169 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 311 313 FUMBLES Number-Lost 0-0 3-1INTERCEPTIONS 1 1PENALTIES Number-Yards 3-34 7-68PUNTS-YARDS 6-220 5-194 KICKOFFS-YARDS 5-295 4-233TIME OF POSSESSION 27:17 33:43 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 4 of 13 4 of 16 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 0 of 0 2 of 5 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 3-3 2-3SACKS BY Number-Yards 4-25 2-11FIELD GOALS 2-2 1-2

2011 GAME RECAPS

3rdBU - D. Fisher 27 field goalBU - K. Fisher 7 pass from Carey (D. Fisher kick)4thIUP - Johnson 1 run


BLOOMSBURG--Bloomsburg University running back Eddie Mateo rushed for 201 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Huskies past Millersville University, 46-7. Pat Carey connected with Kyle Fisher for a 47 yard gain, setting up a Dan Fisher field goal from 20 yards out. Mateo rushed for 32 yards on Bloomsburg’s next drive which concluded with a 38-yard D. Fisher field goal. On Millersville’s next possession they drove 68 yards for a touchdown to take a 7-6 lead. BU responded with a 74 yard drive capped by a 19 yard Mateo touchdown to go up 13-7. After a three-and-out by Millersville, the Huskies took the ball over with 1:04 to play in the half. An 11 yard completion to Dylan Manni and a seven yard rush by Ryan Maggs set up a Huskies first down with 21 seconds left. Carey lofted a pass to the right side where Tyler Guise grabbed the tipped pass for a touchdown. A bad snap and a fumbled hold would result in a failed PAT, giving the Huskies a 19-7 edge entering halftime. After a punt by each team, the Huskies put together another scoring drive, capped by an Eddie Mateo one yard touchdown. With 12:18 remaining in the game Mateo scored his third touchdown of the afternoon. D. Fisher’s PAT attempt was blocked, bringing the score to 32-7 Huskies. Bloomsburg started their next series on their own 20 and Kareem Steplight got the ball three straight times running for 56 yards. On a fourth and eight, the Huskies decided to go for it. Senior quarterback Mike Wagner dropped back looking to go deep but his pass fell incomplete. However, a pass interference penalty was called giving BU a first down. Bloomsburg capital-ized as Steplight ran the ball into the end zone from eight yards out. Millersville went three-and-out on their next series and punted the ball away from their own 35. BU’s DJ Robinson scooped up the punt and carved up the Marauder coverage team for a 70 yard score to go up 46-7. Neither team would score again as the game came to a close with Bloomsburg improving to 4-0 (1-0 PSAC). Mateo ended the day with a career high 201 yards and three touchdowns. Carey finished 11-of-16 for 176 yards and a touch-down. Defensively Justin Shirk, Dave Onorato, and Sean Clift each made seven tackles.

Bloomsburg 3 16 7 20 - 46Millersville 0 7 0 0 - 7

1stBU - Fisher 20 field goal2ndBU - Fisher 38 field goalMU - Miller 1 run (Kassab kick)BU - Mateo 19 run (Fisher kick)BU - Guise 23 pass from Carey(Fisher rush fumbled)3rdBU - Mateo 1 run (Fisher kick)

GAME 4Bloomsburg 46, Millersville 7

September 24, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

4thBU - Mateo 1 run (Fisher kick blocked)BU - Steplight 8 run (Fisher kick)BU - Robinson 70 punt return (Fisher kick)

MU BLOOM FIRST DOWNS 15 25RUSHING YARDS 117 322PASSING YARDS 82 176 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 199 498 FUMBLES Number-Lost 0-0 0-0INTERCEPTIONS 0 0PENALTIES Number-Yards 7-67 6-49PUNTS-YARDS 8-283 2-73 KICKOFFS-YARDS 2-129 9-512TIME OF POSSESSION 33:36 26:24 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 5 of 14 4 of 9 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 0 of 1 0 of 0 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 1-1 5-5SACKS BY Number-Yards 1-11 3-13FIELD GOALS 0-0 2-2

2011 GAME RECAPS


EAST STROUDSBURG--Dan Fisher broke the school record for career field goals made as he led the Bloomsburg University Huskies to a 32-20 win over the East Stroudsburg Warriors.

The Huskies secondary was tested early as the Warriors went to the air to start the game. ESU quarterback Ray Wagner threw the ball five straight times on their opening drive for 77 yards and touchdown. On their second drive, they marched 90 yards.

BU’s defense held tough in the red zone, limiting ESU to a field goal. Bloomsburg’s offense would pick up a first down on their first play after the kickoff as Pat Carey hit Ryan Dickerson for a big gain. BU’s offense would stall as the Warriors forced the Huskies to punt three plays later. On the punt, Bloomsburg caught a break as Stroudsburg fum-bled and BU’s Dylan Spangler recovered. Carey connected with Ryan Maggs for a touchdown to cut the ESU lead to three. ESU went 96 yards on their next possession for a TD and a 17-7 lead.

Dan Fisher connected on two field goals to end the half, one from 26 and the other from 22 yards out to cut the lead to 17-13.The Huskies opened with the ball in the second half and man-aged another field goal. Fisher’s 20 yarder gave him 30 for his career and put him in sole possession of first place on Blooms-burg’s all-time list for career field goals made.

On ESU’s ensuing possession they drove 60 yards but were held to a field goal putting them up 20-16. Later in the quarter Fisher connected on his fourth field goal of the game from 33 yards out to bring the Huskies to within one, 20-19.

On their next drive, the Huskies took it 96 yards and Franklyn Quiteh punched it in from the one to give Bloomsburg its first lead of the game, 25-20.

The Warriors were looking to drive on their next possession be-fore BU’s Dan Haverstock intercepted a pass with 7:52 remain-ing. After the pick, Quiteh added another touchdown. ESU started their next drive with 4:28 to play but it would be cut short as Haverstock came up with his second interception of the day, sealing a 32-20 Huskies’ win.

Eddie Mateo and Quiteh rushed for 157 and 124 yards, respec-tively while wideout Ryan Dickerson finished with eight catches for 104 yards.

ESU 10 7 3 0 - 20Bloomsburg 7 6 6 13 - 32

1stESU - Hallman 34 pass from Wagner(Groff kick)ESU - Groff 21 field goalBU - Maggs 1 pass from Carey(Fisher kick)2ndESU - Reed 19 pass from Wagner(Groff kick)BU - Fisher 26 field goal

GAME 5Bloomsburg 32, East Stroudsburg 20

October 1, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

BU - Fisher 22 field goal3rdBU - Fisher 20 field goalESU - Groff 22 field goalBU - Fisher 33 field goal4thBU - Quiteh 1 run (Mateo rush failed)BU - Quiteh 4 run (Fisher kick)

BLOOM ESU FIRST DOWNS 27 22RUSHING YARDS 288 51PASSING YARDS 198 397 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 486 443 FUMBLES Number-Lost 3-1 1-1INTERCEPTIONS 2-59 0PENALTIES Number-Yards 6-55 9-73PUNTS-YARDS 4-160 4-136 KICKOFFS-YARDS 8-431 5-275TIME OF POSSESSION 37:02 22:58 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 5 of 14 6 of 13 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 1 of 1 0 of 0 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 7-8 3-4SACKS BY Number-Yards 1-1 1-7FIELD GOALS 4-4 2-3

2011 GAME RECAPS


BLOOMSBURG --Bloomsburg University running back Frank-lyn Quiteh scored four touchdowns as he led the Huskies to a 45-10 win over Cheyney. With the win, head coach Danny Hale earned his 200th victory.

Danny Hale on win 200: “It feels really good, especially when I saw it was on homecoming and to be able to share it with all these past players. This team is special and the character of this team is real special.”

Cheyney started the game with the ball but wouldn’t keep it for long as Terrell Oglesby picked off Cheyney’s Chris Anderson on the fifth play of the game. From there Quiteh got the ball on two straight handoffs and would eventually score from four yards out to give Bloomsburg a 7-0 lead. The Wolves went three-and-out on their next possession. Bloomsburg orchestrated a 68 yard drive capped by a Quiteh touchdown. Dan Fisher made the point after to put BU ahead 14-0. Quiteh’s run gave him enough yards to move into eighth on Bloomsburg’s all-time rushing list.

On third and two, CU’s Nahum Purdie broke a 32-yard run but BU’s Justin Rivera stripped the ball and Oglesby recovered. Fisher would hit a 29 yard field goal to go up 17-0.

On Bloomsburg’s next drive Eddie Mateo scored from 53 yards with 11:35 left in the half. Cheyney’s Tyler Wilkinson hit a 34 yard field go to cut the Huskies lead to 21 points.

Bloomsburg responded with a 60 yard drive and a Pat Carey 26-yard touchdown pass to Quiteh to put Bloomsburg up 31-3 entering halftime. Bloomsburg started the next half with Quiteh’s fourth touchdown to go up 38-3.

Cheyney would get their first touchdown of the afternoon as they marched 80 yards on eight plays. Bloomsburg responded immediately as DJ Robinson ran the kickoff back 54 yards to the Cheyney 22 yard line. Kareem Steplight rushed the ball in from 11 yards out to put Bloomsburg up 45-10.

Carey finished the day completing 10 of 12 passes for 145 yards and one touchdown. Ryan Dickerson made three catches for 30 yards. On the ground Eddie Mateo got the ball 13 times for 101 yards and one touchdown. Quiteh rushed for 61 yards on 10 carries and scored three times while Steplight added 43 yards and a touchdown.

Cheyney 0 3 0 7 - 10Bloomsburg 17 14 7 7 - 45

1stBU - Quiteh 4 run (Fisher kick)BU - Quiteh 15 run (Fisher kick)BU - Fisher 29 field goal2ndBU - Mateo 53 run (Fisher kick)CH - Wilkinson 34 field goalBU - Quiteh 26 pass from Carey(Fisher kick)

GAME 6Bloomsburg 45, Cheyney 10

October 8, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

3rdBU - Quiteh 3 run (Fisher kick)4thCH - Watkins 4 run (Jones kick)BU - Steplight 11 run (Fisher kick)

CU BLOOM FIRST DOWNS 15 21RUSHING YARDS 200 219PASSING YARDS 97 145 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 297 364 FUMBLES Number-Lost 3-1 0-0INTERCEPTIONS 1-20 2-43PENALTIES Number-Yards 8-62 2-10PUNTS-YARDS 5-179 3-110 KICKOFFS-YARDS 3-153 8-398TIME OF POSSESSION 30:42 29:18 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 1 of 13 6 of 12 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 4 of 5 0 of 0 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 2-2 5-6SACKS BY Number-Yards 0-0 4-20FIELD GOALS 1-1 1-1

2011 GAME RECAPS


BLOOMSBURG--Bloomsburg University quarterback Pat Carey threw three touchdowns as the Huskies topped the Red Raiders of Shippensburg 38-18.

Shippensburg started the game with a 30 yard field goal. Later in the first, Eddie Mateo would sprint for a 69 yard gain to set up an 18 yard touchdown run by Franklyn Quiteh. Dan Fisher hit the PAT to put the Huskies up 7-3.

The Raiders turned it over on their next drive as Drew Seigfried intercepted a pass in the end zone. Bloomsburg would enter halftime leading 7-3.

Shippensburg opened the second half with a 32 yard field goal. Bloomsburg’s offense stalled on their next series and Shippens-burg drove 80 yards for a touchdown. Ship went for the two point conversion but couldn’t convert, bringing the score to 12-7.

The Shippensburg lead wouldn’t last long as Carey hit Ryan Dickerson for a 54 yard touchdown. Fisher’s PAT made it 14-12. Bloomsburg lined up to punt to start the fourth quarter, but a direct snap to Matt Cox led to a 61 yard run and a Husky first down.

On third down Carey dropped back and found Matt Marchioni in the corner of the end zone for a touchdown and a 21-12 lead with 13:14 to play. Shippensburg made it to the BU 36 on their next drive before turning the ball over on downs. Dan Fisher converted a 39 yard field goal to cap the drive. Starting with great field position, the Huskies again looked to put together a scoring drive. It would be another Carey to Marchio-ni connection that produced a 35 yard touchdown and a 31-12 lead with just under three minutes left.

The Red Raiders drove 73 yards for a touchdown on the ensuing possession. After a failed onside kick attempt the Huskies took over at their own 46. Quiteh took a handoff and went untouched for a 49 yard score. Bloomsburg would take the game by a final score of 38-18.

Carey had a big day, throwing for 201 yards and three touch-downs. Marchioni and Dickerson had 61 and 62 yards, respec-tively. Mateo rushed for 129 yards on 16 carries while Franklyn Quiteh went for 105 and two touchdowns. Defensively Jarrett Pidgeon led the way with a career high 17 tackles and two pass break-ups. Vince Browning added another nine tackles and John Pettine recorded one and half sacks.

Bloomsburg 0 7 7 24 - 38East Stroudsburg 3 0 9 6 - 18

1stSHIP - Newcomer 30 field goal2ndBU - Quiteh 18 run (Fisher kick)3rdSHIP - Newcomer 32 field goalSHIP - Kinney 34 pass from ZulliBU - Dickerson 54 pass fromCarey (Fisher kick)

GAME 7Bloomsburg 38, Shippensburg 18

October 15, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

4thBU - Marchioni 6 pass from Carey (Fisher kick)BU - Fisher 39 field goalBU - Marchioni 35 pass from Carey (Fisher kick)SHIP - Kinney 38 pass from Zulli

SHIP BLOOM FIRST DOWNS 25 20RUSHING YARDS 144 282PASSING YARDS 318 201 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 462 483 FUMBLES Number-Lost 1-0 0-0INTERCEPTIONS 0-0 1-4PENALTIES Number-Yards 6-40 6-63PUNTS-YARDS 4-159 5-213 KICKOFFS-YARDS 4-236 7-394TIME OF POSSESSION 31:24 28:36 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 10 of 20 6 of 14 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 2 of 4 1 of 1 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 2-4 2-2SACKS BY Number-Yards 2-13 2-11FIELD GOALS 2-2 1-1

2011 GAME RECAPS


WEST CHESTER--The Bloomsburg University football team used the biggest rally in NCAA Division II history to beat West Chester, 55-42. The Huskies trailed 35-0 in the second quarter but scored the next 55 points to spoil the Golden Ram’s home-coming. The Rams marched 73 yards on their first drive for a touchdown. WCU went 97 yards on their next drive and scored again to go up 14-0. Later in the first Huskies quarterback Pat Carey was intercepted by WCU. Two plays later they made it 21-0. After a BU three-and-out, WCU made it 28-0. WCU seemingly put the game out of reach as they went up 35-0 with 10:29 left in the half.

The Huskies finally got the offense clicking when Franklyn Quiteh capped a drive with an 11 yard touchdown. Blooms-burg’s defense forced a WCU punt. Carey swung a short pass to Quiteh who took the ball 41 yards. Eddie Mateo scored on the next play to make it 35-14 with 4:23 left in the half.

West Chester went three-and-out giving the Huskies the ball at the WCU 39. A few plays later, Carey went found Ryan Dicker-son for a 24-yard score to make it 35-21 at halftime.

The Huskies got to the end zone quickly in the third when Quiteh scored his second touchdown. After being able to move the ball at will early, West Chester was again forced to punt.

On the next play Mateo ran 37 yards to the Golden Rams four. Three plays later the Huskies converted on a fake field goal as Mike Wagner hit Mark Daniels to tie the game at 35.

After the teams traded punts, JP Patrick returned an intercep-tion for a 31-yard score giving Bloomsburg its first lead of the game, 42-35. After driving to the West Chester five, Dan Fisher hit a 22-yard field goal to give Bloomsburg a 45-35 lead entering the fourth.

Fisher hit a 35 yarder to cap the Huskies’ next drive. Later in the quarter the Huskies got a 25-yard scoring pass from Carey to Mateo. West Chester also scored once more to make the final 55-42. Bloomsburg finished with 514 yards of total offense. Quiteh went for 190 yards and two scores on 25 carries. Mateo finished with 99 yards and a score and added a 25 yard touchdown reception. Jarrett Pigeon led the defense with 11 tackles.

West Chester 21 14 0 7 - 42Bloomsburg 0 21 24 10 - 551stWC - McDermott 1 run (Leo kick)WC - McDermott 1 run (Leo kick)WC - White 1 run (Leo kick)2ndWC - Carrol 4 run (Leo kick)WC - White 16 run (Leo kick)BU - Quiteh 11 run (Fisher kick)BU - Mateo 6 run (Fisher kick)BU - Dickerson 24 pass from Carey(Fisher kick)3rdBU - Quiteh 7 run (Fisher kick)

GAME 8Bloomsburg 55, West Chester 42

October 22, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

BU - Daniels 3 pass from Wagner (Fisher kick)BU - Patrick 31 interception (Fisher kick)BU - Fisher 22 field goal4thBU - Fisher 25 field goalBU - Mateo 25 pass from Carey (Fisher kick)WC - Keyser 6 pass from McCartney (Leo kick

BLOOM WCU FIRST DOWNS 24 22RUSHING YARDS 287 127PASSING YARDS 227 288 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 514 415 FUMBLES Number-Lost 0-0 2-0INTERCEPTIONS 2-31 1-24PENALTIES Number-Yards 5-50 8-78PUNTS-YARDS 5-204 6-218 KICKOFFS-YARDS 10-607 6-359TIME OF POSSESSION 31:48 28:12 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 1 of 12 3 of 16 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 1 of 1 3 of 4 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 7-8 6-6SACKS BY Number-Yards 2-12 1-5FIELD GOALS 2-2 0-1

2011 GAME RECAPS


BLOOMSBURG--Bloomsburg University running back Frank-lyn Quiteh rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns in heavy snowfall but it wasn’t enough as C.W. Post shocked the Huskies, 24-21.

Bloomsburg started with the ball and Quiteh took a handoff 70 yards for a score just 1:10 into the game. Dan Fisher connected on the point after to give BU a 7-0 lead.

C.W. Post put together a scoring drive on its next possession, go-ing 65 yards before hitting a 27 yard field goal. On Bloomsburg’s next possession, Pat Carey found Kyle Fisher for a 46-yard gain on third and four, bringing the ball to the C.W. Post 10 yard line. Eddie Mateo got the carry on the next play but was stripped of the ball in the backfield.

At the 13:20 mark in the second, C.W. Post took its first lead of the game, 10-7. The Huskies answered back with a touchdown at the 8:29 mark as Quiteh scored from five yards out.

Post was forced to punt on their next possession. DJ Robinson returned the punt 78 yards to the Post nine yard line, but Carey was picked off in the end zone three plays later. Neither team was able to score as the half came to a close with the Huskies leading 14-10.

Starting from their own 22 yard line, C.W. Post looked to put some points on the board but was denied as Dan Haverstock intercepted a pass on the Pioneer’s third play. Mateo pounded it in on the next play, giving the Huskies a 21-10 advantage with 6:26 left in the third.

Jeff Mack rushed for 35 yards on Post’s next offensive series to lead the Pioneers to a touchdown cutting the Bloomsburg lead to four. In the fourth quarter, Mack scored another touchdown to put the Pioneers ahead, 24-21.

After a short offensive series, the Huskies punted the ball back to Post. On third and eight, Ryan Olaf forced a fumble and Justin Rivera recovered at the Bloomsburg 45. That would be the final highlight for the Huskies as the game would come to an end with C.W. Post earning a 24-21 victory.

Jarrett Pidgeon recorded 12 tackles, his third game in a row in double digits. Sean Clift added another 10.

Bloomsburg 7 7 7 0 - 21C.W. Post 3 7 7 7 - 24

1stBU - Quiteh 70 run (Fisher kick)CWP - Montana 27 field goal2ndCWP - Derham 31 pass from Laurino(Montana kick)BU - Quiteh 5 run (Fisher kick)3rdBU - Mateo 7 run (Fisher kick)

GAME 9Bloomsburg 21, C.W. Post 24

October 29, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

CWP BLOOM FIRST DOWNS 25 12RUSHING YARDS 265 208PASSING YARDS 194 71 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 459 279 FUMBLES Number-Lost 3-1 2-1INTERCEPTIONS 2-24 1-32PENALTIES Number-Yards 11-119 5-63PUNTS-YARDS 7-218 5-167 KICKOFFS-YARDS 5-283 4-211TIME OF POSSESSION 31:57 28:03 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 9 of 19 4 of 14 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 0 of 0 0 of 1 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 3-3 2-5SACKS BY Number-Yards 3-22 1-5FIELD GOALS 1-1 0-2

CWP - Mack 6 run (Montana kick)4thCWP - Mack 3 run (Montana kick)

2011 GAME RECAPS


KUTZTOWN--Running back Franklyn Quiteh rushed for 151 yards but it wasn’t enough as the Bloomsburg University football team fell 52-14 to Kutztown University. The team hadn’t lost to Kutztown since 1992.

It was a day where whatever could go wrong for the Huskies, did go wrong. The Huskies turned the ball over three times in ad-dition to a missed 41 yard field goal. For Kutztown, everything seemed to go their way, converting on long third down attempts and moving the ball at will. Whenever the Huskies got pressure in the backfield, Kutztown quarterback Kevin Morton would scramble for positive yardage.

Bloomsburg started with the ball but Pat Carey was picked off on the first play from scrimmage on a deep pass attempt. The interception led to a Kutztown 43 yard field goal from Jack Rug-gieri at the 12:27 mark of the first quarter.

Following a Bloomsburg punt, Kutztown put together a 12 play, 59 yard drive that was capped by a one yard touchdown run from Robbie Frey. On the Huskies ensuing possession, Quiteh escaped for a 46 yard run with three minutes remaining in the first quarter. On fourth and goal from the one yard line, Carey dove over the pile, narrowly breaking the plane for a touchdown to cut the Kutztown lead to three. The Golden Bears would go up by 17 after as quarterback Kevin Morton hit Josh Smith for 16 and 65 yard touchdown passes. Bloomsburg was unable to score for the remainder of the half, trailing 24-7 entering halftime. Kutztown put up the only third quarter points on a 30 yard touchdown pass that put the bears ahead 31-7.

After a fumbled punt by Bloomsburg, Kutztown scored again to go up by 31 points. Carey threw his first touchdown pass of the day to cut into the Kutztown lead, 38-14. Ryan Dickerson made the reception for his fourth touchdown of the year. The Golden Bears responded with an 83 yard kickoff return touchdown to go back up by 31 with 10:06 to play. With 4:44 left in the game Josh Smith caught his third touch-down pass of the game, this time a 38 yarder. Morton’s TD pass was his fourth of the day and fifth overall touchdown. The Golden Bears would go on to win the game 52-14. Defensively for Huskies, Dan Haverstock and Justin Shirk led the way with eight tackles apiece.

Kutztown 10 14 7 21 - 52Bloomsburg 7 0 0 7 - 14

1stKU - Ruggieri 43 field goalKU - Frey 1 run (Ruggieri kick)BU - Carey 1 run (Fisher kick)2ndKU - Smith 16 pass from Morton(Ruggieri kick)KU - Smith 65 pass from Morton(Ruggieri kick)

GAME 10Bloomsburg 14, Kutztown 52

November 5, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

BLOOM KU FIRST DOWNS 15 22RUSHING YARDS 200 139PASSING YARDS 75 302 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 275 441 FUMBLES Number-Lost 2-1 1-0INTERCEPTIONS 0-0 2-40PENALTIES Number-Yards 3-30 7-48PUNTS-YARDS 6-249 3-95 KICKOFFS-YARDS 3-165 9-567TIME OF POSSESSION 29:38 28:58 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 3 of 12 10 of 17 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 1 of 1 3 of 3 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 2-2 3-3SACKS BY Number-Yards 2-5 3-22FIELD GOALS 0-1 1-1

3rdKU - Frazier 30 pass from Morton (Ruggieri kick)4thKU - Morton 5 run (Ruggieri kick)BU - Dickerson 14 pass from Carey (Fisher kick)KU - Mastromatto 83 kick return (Ruggieri kick)KU - Smith 38 pass from Morton (Ruggieri kick)

2011 GAME RECAPS


BLOOMSBURG--Eddie Mateo and Franklyn Quiteh paced the Bloomsburg University Huskies past the Bald Eagles of Lock Ha-ven, 34-3. Mateo rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown while Quiteh gained 120 yards on the ground. Prior to the start of the game, the Huskies honored their 13 grad-uating seniors as they were walked out by their families. The following seniors were recognized: Vince Browning, Pat Carey, Matt Cox, Tyler Guise, Daryl Kurtz, Pat Michael, Justin Rivera, Oscar Rivera, Ryan Olaf, Dave Onorato, Jeff Owsley, John Pettine, and Mike Wagner. The Huskies opened the first quarter with 10 points. Dan Fisher put Bloomsburg up 3-0 with a 43 yard field goal at the 10:12 mark, tying his career-long. Bloomsburg’s other score came on Carey’s second rushing touchdown of the season. In the first quarter alone, Mateo and Quiteh combined for 125 rushing yards. Defensively, the Hus-kies limited Lock Haven to 25 yards and forced three punts. Bloomsburg scored three times in the second quarter. Dan Fish-er connected on a 34 yard field goal to make it 13-0. Kyle Fisher made it 20-0 after receiving a handoff on a reverse, scoring from 46 yards out. Matt Marchioni caught an 11 yard touchdown pass from Carey to make it 27-0 entering halftime. The Huskies started with the ball at their own 41 in the third quarter. Mateo ended the drive with his 12th rushing touch-down of the season.

Lock Haven got on the board on their next possession after a 20 yard return and a 15 yard facemask penalty gave the Bald Eagles the ball at their own 49. Noah Heimer connected on a 21 yarder, bringing the score to 34-3 with 6:27 left in the third.

Neither team produced a score for the remainder of the game, resulting in a 34-3 win for the Bloomsburg Huskies.

Pat Carey went 10-of-21 for 104 yards and one touchdown while scoring one rushing touchdown as well. Marchioni caught four passes for 35 yards and a touchdown while Ryan Dickerson and Ryan Maggs each had 26 yards receiving.

Defensively the Huskies were led by Dylan Spangler’s six tack-les, 1.5 going for a loss and a half of a sack.

Bloomsburg 10 17 7 0 - 34Lock Haven 0 0 3 0 - 3

1stBU - Fisher 43 field goalBU - Carey 1 run (Fisher kick)2ndBU - Fisher 34 field goalBU - K. Fisher 34 run (Fisher kick)BU - Marchioni 11 pass from Carey (Fisher kick)

GAME 11Bloomsburg 34, Lock Haven 3

November 12, 2011

SCORING SUMMARY

GAME STATISTICS

LHU BLOOM FIRST DOWNS 13 22RUSHING YARDS 133 317PASSING YARDS 99 123 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 232 440 FUMBLES Number-Lost 1-0 1-0INTERCEPTIONS 0-0 0-0PENALTIES Number-Yards 3-15 5-49PUNTS-YARDS 6-161 4-108 KICKOFFS-YARDS 2-104 7-352TIME OF POSSESSION 34:09 25:51 THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 4 of 17 4 of 10 FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 3 of 6 0 of 0 RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 1-2 4-4SACKS BY Number-Yards 0-0 1-15FIELD GOALS 1-1 2-2

2011 GAME RECAPS

3rdBU - Mateo 15 run (Fisher kick)LHU - Heimer 21 field goal


2011 Season Statistics

DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATTD.9-1 Ashland W, 27-20 41079-10 at Clarion W, 45-10 37009-15 at IUP W, 20-16 56979-24 MILLERSVILLE* W, 46-7 286410-1 at East Stroudsburg* W, 32-20 189010-8 CHEYNEY* W, 45-10 498110-15 SHIPPENSBURG* W, 38-18 310510-22 at West Chester* W, 55-42 650210-29 C.W. POST* L, 21-24 62711-5 at Kutztown* L, 14-52 802911-12 LOCK HAVEN W, 34-3 1291

* PSAC East Game Overall Record: 9-2 • PSAC East: 5-2

Home: 5-1 • Away: 4-1

SCORE BY QUARTER 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalBloomsburg 67 109 103 98 0 377Opponents 60 52 29 81 0 222

TEAM STATISTICS BLOOM OPP SCORING 377 222 Points Per Game 34.3 20.2FIRST DOWNS 219 216 Rushing 126 101 Passing 70 103 Penalty 23 12RUSHING YARDAGE 2848 1715 Yards gained rushing 3048 1981 Yards lost rushing 200 266 Rushing Attempts 479 422 Average Per Rush 5.9 4.1 Average Per Game 258.9 155.9 TDs Rushing 30 14PASSING YARDAGE 1643 2223 Att-Comp-Int 133-213-9 199-381-13 Average Per Pass 7.7 5.8 Average Per Catch 14.5 11.2 Average Per Game 149.4 200.1 TDs Passing 14 11TOTAL OFFENSE 4491 3938 Total Plays 692 803 Average Per Play 6.5 4.9 Average Per Game 400.3 358.0KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 45-1067 67-1311PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 18-279 13-34INT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-212 9-175KICK RETURN AVERAGE 23.7 19.6PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 15.5 2.6INT RETURN AVERAGE 16.3 19.4 FUMBLES-LOST 14-5 16-5PENALTIES-Yards 51-497 80-685 Average Per Game 45.2 62.3PUNTS-Yards 50-1875 58-2000 Average Per Punt 37.5 34.5 Net punt average 34.8 29.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:39 30:133RD-DOWN Conversions 43/134 66/178 3rd-Down Pct 32% 37%4TH-DOWN Conversions 6/7 19/32 4th-Down Pct 86% 59%SACKS BY-Yards 25-147 15-102 MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 47 27 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 17-21 12-16 RED-ZONE SCORES 46-53 87% 28-34 82%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 32-53 60% 17-34 50% PAT-ATTEMPTS 44-46 96% 24-26 92%

2011 STATISTICS

Ryan Dickerson


GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GFranklyn Quiteh 10 180 1211 19 1192 6.6 12 70 119.2Eddie Mateo 11 172 1222 37 1185 6.9 12 69 107.7K. Steplight 8 44 240 13 227 5.2 2 39 28.4Matt Cox 10 18 159 1 158 8.8 0 61 15.8Ryan Maggs 11 12 50 3 47 3.9 0 9 4.3Kyle Fisher 8 1 46 0 46 46.0 1 46 5.8Brody Myers 6 5 26 2 24 4.8 0 13 4.0 Matt Wenrich 10 3 12 0 12 4.0 0 8 1.2Tyler Guise 11 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0Nicholas DeLuca 3 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0.0Mike Wagner 11 2 3 9 -6 -3.0 0 3 -0.5Pat Carey 11 36 79 105 -26 -0.7 2 14 -2.4HUSKIES 11 479 3048 200 2848 5.9 30 70 258.9Opponents 11 422 1981 266 1715 4.1 14 43 155.9

GP-GS Effic. Att Cmp Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GPat Carey 11-11 133.2 205 110 8 53.7 1621 13 55 147.4Mike Wagner 11-11 163.0 5 3 0 60.0 22 1 10 2.0Brady Knerr 1-0 200.0 1 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0HUSKIES 11 131.1 213 113 9 53.1 1643 14 55 149.4Opponents 11 103.9 381 199 13 52.2 2223 11 65 202.1


Passing

Rushing

GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Ryan Dickerson 11-11 23 351 15.3 4 54 31.9Kyler Fisher 8-5 21 454 21.6 2 55 56.8Tyler Guise 11-11 21 243 11.6 1 23 22.1Dylan Manni 11-11 13 115 8.8 0 26 10.5Matt Marchioni 10-1 12 133 11.1 3 35 13.3Ryan Maggs 11-11 10 96 9.6 1 123 8.7Franklyn Quiteh 10-9 6 129 21.5 1 41 12.9Matt Cox 10-9 2 45 22.5 0 23 4.5Glenn Hutton Jr. 11-11 1 29 29.0 0 29 2.6Mark Daniels 11-11 1 3 3.0 1 3 0.3HUSKIES 11 113 1643 14.5 14 55 149.4Opponents 11 199 2223 11.2 11 65 202.1

Receiving

2011 STATISTICS

Franklyn Quiteh


Name No. Yds Avg TD LongDJ Robinson 10 247 24.7 1 78Ryan Dickerson 8 32 4.0 0 16Huskies 18 279 15.5 1 78Opponents 13 34 2.6 0 14

Name No. Yds Avg TD LongDan Haverstock 3 91 30.3 0 33JP Patrick 2 31 15.5 1 31Terrell Oglesby 2 43 21.5 0 43Jarrett Pidgeon 2 15 7.5 0 15DJ Robinson 1 6 6.0 0 6Drew Siegfried 1 0 0.0 0 0Justin Rivera 1 0 0.0 0 0Oscar Rivera 1 0 0.0 0 0 Huskies 13 212 16.3 1 43Opponents 9 175 19.4 0 40

Interception Returns

Punt Returns

Name No. Yds Avg TD LongDJ Robinson 19 457 24.1 0 54Kyle Fisher 9 261 29.0 0 78Tyler Guise 8 159 19.9 0 28Eddie Mateo 5 106 21.2 0 28Ryan Maggs 2 40 20.0 0 31Ryan Dickerson 1 33 33.0 0 33Glenn Hutton Jr 1 11 11.0 0 11Huskies 45 1067 23.7 0 78Opponents 67 1311 19.6 2 90

Kick Returns

2011 STATISTICS

DJ Robinson

Justin Shirk


TD PAT FG 2pt Safety DXP PointsDan Fisher 0 17-21 44-46 0-0 0 0 95Franklyn Quiteh 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 78Eddie Mateo 13 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0 78Ryan Dickerson 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 24Matt Marchioni 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 18Kyle Fisher 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 18K. Steplight 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 12Pat Carey 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 12Tyler Guise 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Mark Daniels 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6DJ Robinson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Ryan Maggs 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Terrell Oglesby 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6JP Patrick 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Nicholas DeLuca 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Huskies 47 17-21 44-46 0-1 0 0 377Opponents 27 12-16 24-26 0-0 0 0 222

Name No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdDan Fisher 42 1556 37.0 51 5 13 11 0Drew Siegfried 8 319 39.9 49 0 1 4 0Huskies 50 1875 37.5 51 5 14 15 0Opponents 58 2000 34.5 48 1 17 17 0

Punting

Scoring

GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Pat Carey 11 241 -26 1621 1595 145.0Franklyn Quiteh 10 180 1192 0 1192 119.2Eddie Mateo 11 172 1185 0 1185 107.7K. Steplight 8 44 227 0 227 28.4Matt Cox 10 18 158 0 158 15.8Ryan Maggs 11 12 47 0 47 4.3Kyle Fisher 8 1 46 0 46 5.8Brody Myers 6 5 24 0 24 4.0Mike Wagner 11 7 -6 22 16 1.5Matt Wenrich 10 3 12 0 12 1.2HUSKIES 11 692 2848 1643 4491 408.3Opponents 11 803 1715 2223 3938 358.0

Total Offense

2011 STATISTICS

Kyle Fisher

Dan Haverstock & Terrell Oglesby


Defensive Leaders Solo Ast Total TFL Sack Int. PBU FR FF51 Jarett Pidgeon 46 49 95 6.5 2.0 2 7 0 116 Vince Browning 41 21 62 3.5 0 0 5 0 030 Justin Shirk 27 29 56 6.5 2.0 0 3 1 018 Sean Clift 20 30 50 3.5 0.5 0 0 0 023 Justin Rivera 30 17 47 0 0 1 4 1 127 Dan Haverstock 21 25 46 0.5 0 3 6 0 017 Oscar Rivera 25 16 41 0.5 0.5 1 10 0 061 Chris Kennedy 16 16 32 4.0 2.0 0 0 0 034 Ryan Feldman 16 14 30 2.0 0 0 0 0 056 Shaun Moore 19 11 30 4.0 3.0 0 0 0 002 Andre Glover 16 13 29 0 0 0 2 0 041 Dave Onorato 12 17 29 3.0 2.0 0 1 0 038 Ryan Olaf 10 18 28 2.0 2.0 0 0 0 103 DJ Robinson 16 12 28 0 0 1 0 0 024 Terrell Oglesby 18 8 26 2.0 0 2 7 2 125 Drew Siegfried 17 7 24 0 0 1 3 0 021 JP Patrick 15 8 23 0 0 2 0 0 052 Dylan Spangler 5 15 20 1.5 0.5 0 0 1 112 Tony David 8 10 18 3.0 2.0 0 0 0 042 Rick Baily 10 7 17 1.5 0.5 0 1 0 095 John Pettine 9 6 15 6.0 4.0 0 4 0 098 Matt Heilig 9 5 14 1.0 1.0 0 0 0 049 Jake Myers 5 8 13 1.5 0 0 0 0 031 Pat Michael 6 3 9 2.0 1.0 0 0 0 066 W. Ridgeway 5 2 7 1.5 1.0 0 1 0 094 David McFadden 1 5 6 0 0 0 0 0 068 Matt Sanderson 4 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 08 Cole Parkinson 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 058 Shawn Mitchell 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 Jordan Rinehart 0 2 2 4 1.0 1.0 0 0 0 97 Dan Fisher 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 039 Ryan Maggs 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 044 Dylan Manni 2 0 2 1.0 0 0 0 0 029 Tyler Knoblauch 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 Jeff Owsley 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 45 Matt Wenrich 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 077 Brain Clarke 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 032 Eric Thomas 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 010 Sellus Roulhac 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 001 Glenn Hutton Jr 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 072 Matt Feiler 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 028 Franklyn Quiteh 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 009 Pat Carey 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 447 386 833 58 25 13 55 5 5 Opponents 406 384 790 49 15 9 27 5 6

2011 STATISTICS



Team Highs - Single Game Bloomsburg Opponents HIGH HIGH Rushes 57 at East Stroudsburg 56 vs. C.W. PostYards Rushing 442 at Clarion 265 vs .C.W. PostTD Rushes 6 at Clarion 5.7 vs. CheyneyPass Attempts 27 at West Chester 57 vs. ShippensburgPass Completions 15 at East Stroudsburg 30 vs. ShippensburgYards Passing 235 at Indiana (PA) 397 at East StroudsburgTD Passes 3 vs. Shippensburg 4 at Kutztown at West Chester Total Offense 536 at Clarion 462 vs. ShippensburgPoints 55 at West Chester 52 at KutztownSacks 4 at Indiana (PA) 3 vs. C.W. Post at KutztownFirst Downs 30 at Clarion 25 vs. Shippensburg vs. C.W. PostPenalties 8 at Clarion 11 at C.W. PostPenalty Yards 70 at Clarion 119 vs C.W. PostTurnovers 3 vs. Ashland 3 at Clarion vs. C.W. Post at East Stroudsburg at Kutztown vs. Cheyney

2011 STATISTICS


Rushing Attempts 27 Eddie Mateo vs. Millersville 9/24/2011Rushing Yards 201 Eddie Mateo vs. Millersville 9/24/2011TD Rushes 5 Eddie Mateo at Clarion 9/10/2011Long Rush 70 Franklyn Quiteh vs. C.W. Post 10/29/2011Pass Attempts 26 Pat Carey at West Chester 10/22/2011Pass Completions 15 Pat Carey at East Stroudsburg 10/1/2011 vs. Shippensburg 10/15/2011Yards Passing 235 Pat Carey at Indiana (PA) 9/15/2011 TD Passes 3 Pat Carey vs. Shippensburg 10/15/2011Long Pass 55 Pat Carey at Indiana 9/15/2011Receptions 8 Ryan Dickerson at East Stroudsburg 10/1/2011Yards Receiving 171 Kyle Fisher at Indiana (PA) 9/15/2011TD Receptions 2 Matt Marchioni vs. Shippensburg 10/15/2011Long Reception 55 Kyle Fisher at Indiana (PA) 9/15/2011Field Goals 4 Dan Fisher at East Stroudsburg 10/1/2011Long Field Goal 43 Dan Fisher

vs. Lock Haven 11/12/2011Punts 7 Dan Fisher vs. Ashland 9/1/2011Punting Avg. 44.0 Drew Siegfried vs. Shippensburg 10/15/2011 Long Punt 51 Dan Fisher vs. Shippensburg 10/15/2011 Long Punt Return 78 DJ Robinson vs. C.W. Post 10/29/2011Long Kickoff Return 78 Kyle Fisher vs. Ashland 9/1/2011Tackles 17 Jarrett Pidgeon vs. Shippensburg 10/15/2011Sacks 1.5 John Pettine vs. Ashland 9/1/2011Tackles for Loss 2.5 Justin Shirk at Indiana (PA) 9/15/2011Interceptions 2 Dan Haverstock at East Stroudsburg 10/1/2011

Individual Highs - Single Game

2011 STATISTICS

Eddie Mateo


30 carries BU - Franklyn Quiteh (39) at East Stroudsburg, 10/2/10Opp. - Brandon Brader (34), Lock Haven, 11/12/11

40 carries BU - Irv Sigler (41) vs. Millersville, 10/18/97Opp. - Not available

100+ yards rushing BU - Eddie Mateo (136) & Franklyn Quiteh (120) vs. Lock haven, 11/12/11Opp. - Brandon Brader, (138), Lock Haven 11/12/11

200+ yards rushing BU - Eddie Mateo (201) vs. Millersville, 9/24/11Opp. - Gerald Thompson, Edinboro, (243), 11/14/98

300+ yards rushing BU - Jerry Marks (300) vs. Mansfield, 11/2/91Opp. - Not available

3+ rushing TDs BU - Franklyn Quiteh (3) vs. Cheyney, 10/8/11Opp. - Dawon Harvey (3), Ashland, 8/30/08

50+ yard run BU - Franklyn Quiteh (70) vs. C.W. Post, 10/29/11Opp. - D’Andre Webb (77), West Chester, 10/23/10

20 pass completions BU - Pat Carey (22) vs. at Mercyhurst, 11/13/10Opp. - Kevin Morton (21), Kutztown, 11/5/11

30 pass completions BU - Jeff King (39) vs. Lock Haven, 9/19/92Opp. - Zach Zulli (30), Shippensburg, 10/15/11

30 pass attempts BU - Pat Carey (37) at Mercyhurst, 11/13/11Opp. - Kevin Morton (34), Kutztown, 11/5/11

40 pass attempts BU - Eric Miller (43) vs. UC Davis, 12/2/00Opp. - Zach Zulli (56), Shippensburg, 10/15/11

50 pass attempts BU - Jeff King (69) vs. Lock Haven, 9/19/92Opp. - Zach Zulli (56), Shippensburg, 10/15/11

200+ yards passing BU - Pat Carey (224) vs. West Chester, 10/22/11Opp. - Kevin Morton (302), Kutztown, 11/5/11

300+ yards passing BU - Dan Latorre* (350) at West Chester, 10/31/09Opp. - Kevin Morton (302), Kutztown, 11/5/11

400+ yards passing BU - Eric Miller (415) vs. New Haven, 9/4/99Opp. - Kyle Spotts (463), Kutztown, 10/06/07

3+ passing TDs BU - Pat Carey (3) vs. Shippensburg, 10/15/11Opp. - Kevin Morton (4), Kutztown, 11/5/11

50+ yard pass BU - Pat Carey to Ryan Dickerson (53) at Mercyhurst, 11/27/10Opp. - K. Morton to J. Smith (65), Kutztown, 11/5/11

10 receptions BU - Steve Burke (11) vs. ESU, 10/2/04Opp. - Trevor Kennedy (11), Mercyhurst, 11/13/10

100+ yards receiving BU - Ryan Dickerson (104) vs East Stroudsburg, 10/1/11Opp. - Josh Smith (144), Kutztown, 11/5/11 200+ yards receiving BU - Ron Lelko (211) vs. ESU, 11/16/96Opp. - Elfren Quiles (308), Kutztown, 10/06/07

3+ TD Receptions BU - Steve Burke (3) vs. ESU, 10/4/03Opp. - Josh Smith (3), Kutztown, 11/5/11

3+ Interceptions BU - Deric Lynch (3) vs. Mansfield, 11/13/93Opp. - Not available

3+ sacks BU - Justin Presley (3) vs. Ashland, 8/27/09Opp. - O’Neil Anderson (3), New Haven, 9/4/99

Kickoff Return-TD BU - Jesse Cooper (91) at Millersville, 10/04/08Opp. - J. Mastromatto (83), Kutztown, 11/5/11

Punt Return-TD BU - DJ Robinson (70) vs. Millersville, 9/24/11Opp. - Trevor Kennedy (81), Mercyhurst, 11/13/10

Interception Return-TD BU - JP Patrick (31) vs. West Chester, 10/22/11Opp. - Kevin Williams (28), Mercyhurst, 11/13/10

Fumble Return-TD BU - Nicholas DeLuca (0) vs Clarion, 9/10/11Opp. - Tarrell Lewis (33), Ashland, 8/30/08

40-yard field goal BU - Dan Fisher (43) vs. Lock Haven, 11/12/11Opp. - Jack Ruggieri (43), Kutztown, 11/5/11

The Last Time...

2011 STATISTICS


Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men’s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference has evolved into one of the NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate conferences. The first major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure for its women’s programs. Only three years later, lacking a standard competitive division, league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II. The most recent enhancement came during the 2008-09 academic year when the PSAC expanded adding full-time members Gannon and Mercyhurst, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post. The membership now consists of 16 full-time institutions and the associate. All of the league’s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one-state conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: the largest conference in Division II, the largest football-playing conference in the NCAA, and, with 23, the conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level. Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools annually send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA postseason play. The membership’s success has yielded 42 NCAA team and 228 individual title winners. While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has evolved into one of Division II’s finest from an academic standpoint. Nearly 1/3 of the PSAC’s estimated 6,200 participants are honored each year as “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining a GPA of 3.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes were first recognized in the mid-1990s. Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 118,000 students and claim over 670,000 alumni, including 430,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. It employs a commissioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.

The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference

Eastern Division Western Division

BloomsburgHuskies

CheyneyWolves

LIU PostPioneers

East StroudsburgWarriors

KutztownGolden Bears

MillersvilleMarauders

ShippensburgRed Raiders

West ChesterGolden Rams

CaliforniaVulcans

ClarionGolden Eagles

EdinboroFighting Scots

GannonGolden Knights

IndianaCrimson Hawks

Lock HavenBald Eagles

MercyhurstLakers

Slippery Rock“The Rock”

PSAC REVIEW


2011 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference

Eastern Division Western Division Conf. Overall Conf. Overall Kutztown* 6-1 11-2 Slippery Rock* 6-1 8-3 C.W. Post 6-1 7-4 California 6-1 10-3 Bloomsburg 5-2 9-2 IUP 5-2 7-3 Shippensburg 4-3 7-4 Edinboro 4-3 7-4 West Chester 4-3 5-6 Gannon 3-4 4-7 Millersville 2-5 3-8 Mercyhurst 2-5 4-7 East Stroudsburg 1-6 3-8 Clarion 1-6 5-6 Cheyney 0-7 1-10 Lock Haven 0-7 0-10

*PSAC Championship Game - Kutztown 21, Slippery Rock 14

All-PSAC East First TeamsOFFENSEQuarterback Kevin Morton Kutztown Jr.Running Back Josh Mastromatto Kutztown Jr. Eddie Mateo Bloomsburg So. Franklyn Quiteh Bloomsburg So.Offensive Tackle Kevin Martin C.W. Post Sr. Aaron McGlynn Kutztown Jr.Offensive Guard Brian Clarke Bloomsburg So. Nick Maloney Kutztown Jr. Center Dan Caffrey East Stroudsburg Sr.Tight End Dylan Manni Bloomsburg Jr.Wide Receiver Grayson Laurino C.W. Post Jr. Erik Frazier Kutztown Sr. Dusty Reed East Stroudsburg So.Placekicker Dan Fisher Bloomsburg So.

DEFENSEDefensive Line Kadeem Huggins C.W. Post Sr. Tim Hume Cheyney Sr. John Pettine Bloomsburg Sr. Lou Scala C.W. Post Sr. Mark Kahlil Smith Shippensburg Jr.Linebacker Cody Fleming Shippensburg Jr. Andrew Hodges Kutztown Jr. Billy O’Connor C.W. Post Sr. Jarrett Pidgeon Bloomsburg Jr.Defensive Back Shawnte Carroll East Stroudsburg Sr. Alex Dinolfi Kutztown Jr. Tyriq Kershaw Shippensburg So. Oscar Rivera Bloomsburg Sr.Return Specialist Josh Mastromatto Kutztown Jr.Punter Dan Fisher Bloomsburg So.

All-PSAC East Second TeamsOFFENSEQuarterback Ray Wagner East Stroudsburg Sr.Running Back Robbie Frey Kutztown Sr. Marcus Jones Cheyney So. Jeff Mack C.W. Post So.Offensive Tackle Brandon Allen Bloomsburg Jr. Chris Faix West Chester Sr.Offensive Guard Chris Restino Shippensburg Jr. Seve Rivers East Stroudsburg Jr.Center Jon Siopa C.W. Post Sr.Tight End Patrick Fitzgerald C.W. Post Jr.Wide Receiver Kyle Fisher Bloomsburg Jr. Tim Keyser West Chester So. LaRonn Lee West Chester So.Placekicker Taylor Groff East Stroudsburg So.

DEFENSEDefensive Line Danian Green Shippensburg So. Jason Henshaw Kutztown Sr. Andrew Jackson C.W. Post Sr. Jake Metz Shippensburg So. Brett Moss Kutztown Sr. Linebacker Ronnie Modik C.W. Post Sr. Mike Pereira West Chester So. Justin Shirk Bloomsburg Fr. Brian Sourber Shippensburg Fr.Defensive Back Stan Banks Cheyney Sr. Vince Browning Bloomsburg Sr. Antonio Powell-Fields C.W. Post Jr. Gary Tillman Millersville Sr.Return Specialist Mike Frenette Shippensburg Jr.Punter Grayson Laurino C.W. Post Jr.

2011 PSAC HONORS


All-PSAC West First TeamsOFFENSEQuarterback Peter Lalich California Jr. Running Back Richard Sanders Mercyhurst Fr. Lamont Smith California Jr. Harvie Tuck IUP Jr.Offensive Tackle Byron Dovales IUP So. Kevin Poropat Mercyhurst Jr.Offensive Guard Rishaw Johnson California Sr. Rob Stoner Edinboro Sr.Center Austin Fedell Slippery Rock Jr.Tight End Blake Williamson California Jr.Wide Receiver Devin Goda Slippery Rock Sr. Trevor Kennedy Mercyhurst Sr. Thomas Mayo California Sr.Placekicker Brett Ullman IUP Fr.

DEFENSEDefensive Line Randy Colling Gannon Sr. Keir Jeter Edinboro Sr. Barrington Morrison Clarion Sr. Thomas Mulabah California Sr. Steve Santia California Sr.Linebacker Mark Jackson IUP Sr. Ryan Skelton Edinboro Sr. Jake Wickline Slippery Rock Sr. Ian Wild Mercyhurst Sr.Defensive Back Johnny Franco IUP Sr. James Jackson Edinboro So. Rontez Miles California Jr. Brandon Watters Slippery Rock Sr.Return Specialist Trevor Kennedy Mercyhurst Sr. Punter Grant Shallock IUP Sr.

All-PSAC West Second TeamsOFFENSEQuarterback Cody Harris Edinboro So. Running Back Brandon Atkins Clarion So. Brandon Brader Lock Haven So. Jeff Groene Mercyhurst So.Offensive Tackle Shane Hess Edinboro Gr. A.J. Hopp Slippery Rock Sr.Offensive Guard Anthony Herko Lock Haven So. A.J. Vercelli Clarion Jr.Center Steve Reinhardt Mercyhurst So.Tight End R.J. Miller Mercyhurst So.Wide Receiver Daniel Bostic Edinboro Sr. Chedrick Cherry California Sr. Lawrence Coleman Gannon Sr.Placekicker Alex Romanias Edinboro Sr.

DEFENSEDefensive Line Dusty Galich Mercyhurst So. Ian Jeffers Gannon Sr. Jeff Thompson Slippery Rock Jr. Carl Thornton IUP Jr. Skyler Wool Lock Haven Jr.Linebacker Brian Justice California So. Zach Sheridan Slippery Rock Sr. Nate Sipes Clarion Jr. Kevin Williams Mercyhurst Sr.Defensive Back Chris Cook Gannon Sr. Andre Henderson IUP Sr. Erik Harris California Sr. Patrick Swearinger California Sr.Return Specialist Justin Caliste Gannon Fr.Punter Ryan Genco Edinboro Sr.

EASTERN DIVISION

Offensive Player of the YearKevin Morton, QB, Kutztown

Defensive Player of the YearTim Hume, DL, Cheyney

Freshman of the YearSteven Laurino, QB, C.W. Post

Coach of the YearRaymond Monica, Kutztown

PSAC Post Season AwardsWESTERN DIVISION

Offensive Player of the YearTrvor Kennedy, WR/KR, Mercyhurst

Defensive Player of the YearRontez Miles, DB, California

Freshman of the YearRichard Sanders, RB, Mercyhurst

Coach of the YearDr. George Mihalik, Slippery Rock

2011 PSAC HONORS


2011 PSAC Offensive LeadersRushing Team G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G1. Franklyn Quiteh BLOOM 10 180 1192 6.6 12 70 119.22. Eddie Mateo BLOOM 11 172 1185 6.9 12 69 107.73. Harvie Tuck IUP 10 227 1007 4.4 9 33 100.74. Robbie Frey KUTZ 12 189 1185 6.3 11 61 98.85. Brandon Bader LHU 10 253 942 3.7 0 43 94.2

Passing Team G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G1. Ray Wagner ESU 11 396 211 24 53.3 3,226 20 293.32. Peter Lalich CAL 13 447 283 12 63.3 3,725 31 286.53. Zach Zulli SHIP 11 385 226 11 58.7 2,741 34 249.24. Cody Endres ROCK 11 374 220 18 58.8 2,551 21 231.95. Kevin Morton KUTZ 12 316 198 11 62.7.0 2,680 32 208.9

Receiving Team G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G1. Trevor Kennedy MC 11 88 1,389 15 61 15.8 126.32. Thomas Mayo CAL 13 79 1,359 16 75 17.2 104.53. Devin Goda ROCK 11 75 1,028 11 59 13.7 93.54. Dusty Reed ESU 11 62 929 7 70 15.0 84.55. Jordan Hallman ESU 11 35 854 6 75 24.4 77.6

Scoring Team G TD XPT FG 2XP Pts Pts/G1. Trevor Kennedy MC 11 16 0 0 0 96 8.72. Dan Fisher BLOOM 11 0 44 17 0 95 8.63. Thomas Mayo CAL 13 17 0 0 2 104 8.0 Shawn Leo WCU 10 0 35 15 0 80 8.05. Franklyn Quiteh BLOOM 10 13 0 0 0 78 7.8

All-Purpose Team G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G1. Trevor Kennedy MC 11 -11 1389 175 679 2232 202.92. Mike Frenette SHIP 11 913 404 0 463 1780 161.83. Josh Mastromatto KUTZ 13 706 589 66 709 2070 159.24. Pat Graham-Murphy CLAR 10 702 0 0 723 1450 145.05. Kendrick Williams ESU 10 541 140 0 724 1405 140.5

Field Goals Team G FG FGA Pct. FG/G1. Dan Fisher BLOOM 11 17 21 81.0 1.552.Shawn Leo WCU 10 15 20 75.0 1.503. Kurt Brackman ROCK 11 13 18 72.2 1.184. Alex Romanias EDIN 10 11 13 84.6 1.105. Drew Newcomer SHIP 11 11 11 84.6 1.00 Brett Ullman IUP 10 10 11 90.9 1.00

2011 PSAC LEADERS


2011 PSAC Defensive Leaders

2011 PSAC LEADERS

Tackles Team G Solo Ast Total Avg/G Sack1. Mike Bergey ESU 11 65 45 110 10.0 1.52. Andrew Hodges KUTZ 13 77 42 119 9.2 3.03. Nate Sipes CLAR 11 36 63 99 9.0 1.04. Jarrett Pidgeon BLOOM 11 46 49 95 8.6 2.05. Ryan Skelton EDIN 11 53 41 94 8.5 5.5

Sacks Team G Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G1. Brett Moss KUTZ 13 17 1 121 18.0 1.382. Barrington Morrison CLAR 11 11 0 76 11.0 1.003. Randy Colling GAN 11 8 2 59 9.0 0.824. Kadeem Huggins CWP 10 7 4 52 9.0 0.905. Jake Metz SHIP 11 6 3 61 7.5 0.68 Dainen Green SHIP 11 7 1 51 7.5 0.68

Tackles for Loss Team G Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G1. Brett Moss KUTZ 13 22 5 139 24.5 1.882. Tim Hume CHEY 11 19 5 94 21.5 1.95 Randy Colling GAN 11 15 13 89 21.5 1.954. Cody Flemeng SHIP 11 16 7 71 19.5 1.775. Barrington Morrison CLAR 11 16 6 101 19.0 1.73

Passes Defended Team G Brkup Int Total Avg/G1. Brandon Watters ROCK 11 10 8 18 1.642. Johnny Franco IUP 10 10 5 15 1.503. James Jackson EDIN 11 12 4 16 1.454. English Peay KUTZ 13 16 2 18 1.385. Alex DiNolfi KUTZ 13 5 11 16 1.23

Kick Returns Team G Ret Yds TD Long Avg1. Josh Mastromatto KUTZ 13 24 709 2 100 29.52. Mario Washington CAL 13 19 482 0 73 25.43. Trevor Kennedy MC 11 27 679 1 90 25.14. Pat Graham-Murphy CLAR 10 30 723 1 68 24.15. DJ Robinson BLOOM 11 19 457 0 54 24.1

Punt Returns Team G Ret Yds TD Long Avg1. Justin Caliste GAN 11 18 318 2 87 17.72. Trevor Kennedy MC 11 15 175 0 33 11.73. Zack Kinney SHIP 10 12 120 0 41 10.04. Javon Rowan IUP 10 19 182 0 43 9.65. John Schademan ROCK 11 19 139 0 23 7.3

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2011 Bloomsburg Regional Awards

Football Gazette All-Super Region OneMatt Cox FB First TeamDan Fisher PK First TeamEddie Mateo RB Second TeamFranklyn Quiteh RB Second TeamJarrett Pidgeon LB Second TeamBrian Clarke OG Third TeamJohn Pettine DL Third TeamOscar Rivera CB Third Team

Daktronics All-Super Region OneDaryl Kurtz OL First TeamDan Fisher PK First TeamFranklyn Quiteh RB Second TeamBrian Clarke OL Second Team

2011 REGIONAL AWARDS

Jarett Pidgeon

Dan Fisher Brian Clarke

THE BLOOMSBURG

TRADITION


Year-by-YearSince 1935

1935BSC 19 Clarion 0 6 Millersville 0 0 Lock Haven 0 0 Mansfield 3 6 Indiana (PA) 0 0 Shippensburg 26 12 East Stroudsburg 0 6 Slippery Rock 21 Record: 4-3-1Head Coach: George Buchheit

1936BSC 7 Susquehanna 21 0 Millersville 9 8 Lock Haven 14 0 Mansfield 19 7 Indiana (PA) 26 0 Shippensburg 12 0 Slippery Rock 10 7 East Stroudsburg 0 Record: 1-7Head Coach: Austin Tate

1937BSC 20 Millersville 0 6 Indiana (PA) 25 0 Mansfield 12 6 Lock Haven 14 0 Shippensburg 28 6 Susquehanna 0 12 East Stroudsburg 0 Record: 3-4Head Coach: Austin Tate

1938BSC 7 Millersville 19 0 Indiana (PA) 32 0 Mansfield 25 18 Lock Haven 21 0 Shippensburg 12 0 Kutztown 7 7 East Stroudsburg 25 6 Panzer 13Record: 0-8Head Coach: Austin Tate

1939BSC 7 Millersville 19 0 Indiana (PA) 32 0 Mansfield 25 18 Lock Haven 21 0 Shippensburg 12 0 Kutztown 7 7 East Stroudsburg 25 6 Panzer 13 Record: 0-8Head Coach: Austin Tate

1940BSC 0 Millersville 12 0 Indiana (Pa) 33 0 Mansfield 40 6 Lock Haven 19 24 Shippensburg 14 0 Kutztown 20 0 East Stroudsburg 12 Record: 1-6Head Coach: George Bucheit

1941BSC 0 Mansfield 26 0 Lock Haven 27 0 Shippensburg 42 14 Kutztown 0 0 East Stroudsburg 3 Record: 1-4Head Coach: George Bucheit

1942-1943: World War II, No Team

1944BSC 20 Drexel 6 13 Ursinus 6 0 Scranton 39 0 Drexel 30 0 Scranton 32 Record: 2-3Head Coach: Frank Kostos

1945BSC 6 Lock Haven 7 13 East Stroudsburg 0 19 East Stroudsburg 7 7 Lock Haven 8Record: 2-2Head Coach: George Bucheit

1946BSC 0 Mansfield 0 12 Lock Haven 20 0 Clarion 6 0 Millersville 13 12 Shippensburg 6 19 Kutztown 0 7 East Stroudsburg 6 41 Rider 6Record: 4-3-1Head Coach: John Hoch

1947 BSC 6 Mansfield 7 19 Lock Haven 14 11 Clarion 7 37 Millersville 0 12 Shippensburg 19 24 Kutztown 7 13 East Stroudsburg 12 34 Rider 0Record: 6-2Head Coach: Robert Redman

1948BSC 25 Wilkes 0 7 Mansfield 0 6 Lock Haven 0 26 King’s College 0 20 Millersville 12 13 Shippensburg 7 27 Kutztown 0 47 Lycoming 0 14 East Stroudsburg 0Record: 9-0PSTC Champions (sportswriters poll)Head Coach: Robert Redman

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


1949BSC 7 Wilkes 20 26 Mansfield 0 26 Lock Haven 14 21 King’s College 0 32 Millersville 7 14 Shippensburg 13 27 Kutztown 14 48 Lycoming 0 28 East Stroudsburg 22Record: 8-1PSTC Champions (sportswriters poll)Head Coach: Robert Redman

1950BSC 39 Mansfield 6 20 at Lock Haven 0 40 at Millersville 2 26 at Shippensburg 6 35 Kutztown 0 27 Wilkes 7 6 at West Chester 31 12 at Indiana (PA) 0Record: 7-1Head Coach: Robert Redman

1951BSC 20 Mansfield 7 35 Lock Haven 6 40 Millersville 14 40 Shippensburg 14 28 at Kutztown 0 27 at Wilkes 7 16 West Chester 7 20 Indiana 0Record: 8-0PSTC ChampionsHead Coach: Robert Redman

1952BSC 32 Wilkes 12 25 Mansfield 6 13 at Trenton 6 7 at Scranton 33 0 at California 0 22 New Haven 12 6 at West Chester 26 14 at Lock Haven 0Record: 5-2-1Head Coach: Jack Yohe

1953BSC 27 at Wilkes 6 26 at Mansfield 7 48 Trenton 0 7 Scranton 25 20 California 13 14 at New Haven 12 7 West Chester 20 46 Lock Haven 13Record: 6-2 (2nd in conference)Head Coach: Jack Yohe

1954BSC 28 Mansfield 0 26 Cortland (NY) 13 44 Wilkes 0 49 at King’s 0 14 New Haven 26 21 at California 13 0 at West Chester 41 40 at Lock Haven 13Record: 6-2PSTC Co-ChampionsHead Coach: Jack Yohe

1955BSC 27 at Mansfield 6 6 at Cortland 13 12 at Wilkes 0 20 King’s 19 21 at New Haven 25 7 California 6 17 West Chester 7 0 Lock Haven 0Record: 5-2-1 PSTC ChampionsHead Coach: Jack Yohe

1956BSC 13 Delaware State 0 3 Cortland 6 38 Mansfield 6 3 at Shippensburg 20 25 at King’s 7 6 at California 31 7 at West Chester 27Record: 3-4Head Coach: Jack Yohe

1957BSC 6 at Lock Haven 13 0 at Delaware State 13 12 at Cortland 42 33 at Mansfield 6 19 Shippensburg 20 26 California 12 7 West Chester 13Record: 2-5 Head Coach: Walter Blair

1958BSC 20 Shippensburg 19 16 at King’s 12 32 Mansfield 6 16 Cortland 0 12 Millersville 0 12 at East Stroudsburg 12 0 at West Chester 56 6 Lock Haven 12Record: 5-2-1Head Coach: Walter Blair

1959BSC 7 at Shippensburg 13 6 King’s 0 12 at Mansfield 6 6 at Cortland 6 14 at Millersville 20 0 East Stroudsburg 7 13 West Chester 10 6 at Lock Haven 14Record: 3-4-1Head Coach: Walter Blair

1960BSC 13 at Shippensburg 6 14 at King’s 7 20 Cortland 14 13 Lock Haven 7 27 Mansfield 21 20 at East Stroudsburg 21 39 Cheyney 0 13 at West Chester 42Record: 6-2 (4-2 PC)Head Coach: Walter Blair



1961BSC 34 Shippensburg 7 31 King’s 12 8 at Cortland 16 7 at Lock Haven 18 21 at Mansfield 7 0 East Stroudsburg 36 28 at Cheyney 0 7 West Chester 26Record: 4-4 (2-2 PC)Head Coach: Walter Blair

1962BSC 14 Lock Haven 34 34 Mansfield 26 6 at King’s 6 0 at West Chester 28 33 Millersville 14 32 at Cheyney 6 6 Kutztown 12 12 at East Stroudsburg 19Record: 3-4-1 (3-4 PC)Head Coach: Walter Blair

1963BSC 14 at Lock Haven 21 21 at Mansfield 30 13 King’s 6 0 West Chester 28 0 at Millersville 6 7 Cheyney 0 13 at Kutztown 25 14 East Stroudsburg 7Record: 3-5 (2-4 PC)Head Coach: Walter Blair

1964BSC 7 Lock Haven 13 7 Mansfield 19 10 at Brockport 26 0 at West Chester 54 20 Millersville 6 7 at Cheyney 7 20 Kutztown 13 0 at East Stroudsburg 34Record: 2-5-1 (2-3-1 PC)Head Coach: Russell Houk

1965BSC 13 at Lock Haven 25 6 at Mansfield 7 15 Brockport 6 21 West Chester 40 32 at Millersville 27 14 Cheyney 6 47 at Kutztown 0 0 East Stroudsburg 34Record: 4-4 (3-3 PC)Head Coach: Russell Houk

1966BSC 25 Shippensburg 39 21 Lock Haven 6 13 Mansfield 7 21 at West Chester 41 20 Millersville 19 0 at Cheyney 14 31 Kutztown 7 6 at East Stroudsburg 18Record: 4-4 (3-3 PC)Head Coach: Russell Houk

1967BSC 31 at Shippensburg 20 34 at Lock Haven 20 42 at Mansfield 37 34 at Susquehanna 19 28 West Chester 50 28 at Millersville 19 35 Cheyney 12 19 at Kutztown 26 6 East Stroudsburg 58Record: 6-3 (3-3 PC)Head Coach: Russell Houk

1968BSC 13 Lock Haven 27 24 Mansfield 6 13 Susquehanna 13 7 at West Chester 41 13 Millersville 21 34 at Cheyney 12 24 Kutztown 12 14 at East Stroudsburg 70Record: 3-4-1 (3-3 PC)Head Coach: Jerry Denstorff

1969BSC 25 at Lock Haven 28 21 at Mansfield 34 14 Adelphi 16 13 West Chester 38 14 at Millersville 7 28 Cheyney 7 6 at Kutztown 17 23 East Stroudsburg 38Record: 2-6 (2-4 PC)Head Coach: Jerry Densdorff

1970BSC 25 Lock Haven 7 16 Mansfield 3 35 at Delaware Valley 27 0 at West Chester 42 23 Millersville 17 27 at Cheyney 7 7 Kutztown 24 22 at East Stroudsburg 47Record: 5-3 (3-3 PC)Head Coach: Jerry Densdorff

1971BSC 28 Scranton 6 8 at Lock Haven 54 21 at Mansfield 20 35 California (Pa.) 26 7 West Chester 56 7 at Millersville 48 21 Cheyney 14 0 at Kutztown 43 7 East Stroudsburg 26Record: 4-5 (2-4 PC)Head Coach: Bill Sproule

1972BSC 14 at Shippensburg 28 62 at Scranton 0 22 Lock Haven 24 21 Mansfield 6 14 at California (Pa.) 42 14 at West Chester 61 15 Millersville 16 8 at Cheyney 7 17 Kutztown 6 20 at East Stroudsburg 6Record: 5-5 (4-2 PC)Head Coach: Bill Sproule



1973BSC 19 Shippensburg 9 14 at Lock Haven 13 28 at Mansfield 7 0 Westminster 32 16 West Chester 49 14 at Millersville 55 14 Cheyney 21 14 at Kutztown 7 3 East Stroudsburg 21Record: 4-5 (2-4 PC)Head Coach: Bill Sproule

1974BSC 3 at Shippensburg 28 7 Lock Haven 0 10 Mansfield 10 7 at Westminster 23 3 at West Chester 34 14 Millersville 16 0 at Cheyney 29 6 Kutztown 28 9 at East Stroudsburg 30Record: 1-7-1 (0-5-1 PC)Head Coach: Bill Sproule

1975BSC 0 Shippensburg 41 9 at Lock Haven 8 19 Wilkes 41 7 West Chester 28 0 at Millersville 55 14 Cheyney 35 0 at Kutztown 38 0 East Stroudsburg 28 7 at Mansfield 19Record: 1-8 (0-6 PC)Head Coach: Bill Sproule

1976BSC 12 at Shippensburg 21 10 Lock Haven 12 28 Mansfield 7 21 at Wilkes 31 0 at West Chester 17 14 Millersville 20 27 at Cheyney 15 20 Kutztown 21 6 at East Stroudsburg 21Record: 2-7 (2-4 PC)Head Coach: Ron Puhl

1977BSC 6 Shippensburg 3 14 at Lock Haven 21 24 at Mansfield 0 31 Wilkes 6 7 West Chester 20 21 at Millersville 28 27 Cheyney 7 7 at Kutztown 14 20 East Stroudsburg 24Record: 4-5 (2-3 PC)Head Coach Ron Puhl

1978BSC 7 Ithaca 25 7 at Shippensburg 35 31 Lock Haven 15 7 Mansfield 6 38 at Wilkes 7 16 at West Chester 3 10 Millersville 7 7 at Cheyney 35 14 Kutztown 7 3 at East Stroudsburg 23Record: 6-4 (3-2 PC)Head Coach: Ron Puhl

1979BSC 6 at Ithaca 13 13 Shippensburg 16 21 at Lock Haven 31 24 at Mansfield 7 27 Wilkes 3 7 West Chester 15 7 at Millersville 27 3 Cheyney 9 7 at Kutztown 12 3 East Stroudsburg 31Record: 2-8 (1-4 PC)Head Coach: Ron Puhl

1980BSC 3 Ithaca 58 13 at Shippensburg 42 6 Lock Haven 16 13 Mansfield 14 17 at West Chester 41 15 Millersville 42 5 at Cheyney 3 7 Kutztown 28 15 at East Stroudsburg 70Record: 1-8 (1-4 PC)Head Coach: Clark Boler

1981BSC 0 at Ithaca 35 17 Shippensburg 38 19 at Lock Haven 42 26 Mansfield 36 8 West Chester 56 0 at Millersville 72 16 Cheyney 34 24 at Kutztown 48 0 East Stroudsburg 49 9 Edinboro 25Record: 0-10 (0-5 PC)Head Coach: Clark Boler

1982BSC 7 at Edinboro 34 10 at Shippensburg 35 0 Lock Haven 14 7 Mansfield 7 0 at West Chester 46 14 Millersville 24 20 at Cheyney 24 20 Kutztown 7 7 at East Stroudsburg 34Record: 1-7-1 (1-5-1 PC)Head Coach: George Landis



1983BU 7 at Slippery Rock 18 9 Shippensburg 10 10 at Lock Haven 28 10 at Mansfield 6 25 West Chester 24 22 at Millersville 14 17 Cheyney 13 7 at Kutztown 14 7 at East Stroudsburg 13 28 Lycoming 10Record: 5-5 (4-2 PC)Head Coach: George LandisPC Place: Second

1984BU 11 at Shippensburg 17 23 Lock Haven 0 23 East Stroudsburg 13 14 at Cheyney 6 28 Mansfield 9 15 at Millersville 22 14 California (PA) 24 14 Kutztown 3 34 at West Chester 31 14 at Lycoming 24 14 at California (PA) * 21Record: 6-5 (5-1 PC)Head Coach: George Landis* - PC “State Game”

1985BU 18 Shippensburg 3 49 at Lock Haven 14 21 at East Stroudsburg 16 24 Cheyney 0 35 at Mansfield 13 28 Millersville 17 17 at California (Pa.) 10 29 at Kutztown 23 51 Buffalo State 7 8 West Chester 6 31 Indiana (Pa.) * 9 38 Hampton (Va.) ** 28 0 at North Alabama ** 34Record: 12-1 (6-0 PC)Head Coach: George Landis* PC “State Game”** NCAA Division II Playoffs

1986BU 30 at Shippensburg 26 38 Lock Haven 32 7 at West Chester 44 20 East Stroudsburg 3 39 at Cheyney 14 51 Mansfield 26 3 at Millersville 36 24 Slippery Rock 22 7 Kutztown 7 21 at Norfolk State 7Record: 7-2-1 (3-2-1 PC)Head Coach: Pete Adrian

1987BU 17 at Norfolk State 26 24 Shippensburg 10 25 at Lock Haven 6 14 West Chester 39 16 at East Stroudsburg 3 14 Cheyney 0 28 at Mansfield 17 21 Millersville 33 24 at Slippery Rock 23 17 at Kutztown 3 35 New Haven 18Record: 8-3 (4-2 PC)Head Coach: Pete Adrian

1988BU 14 Norfolk State 6 21 Shippensburg 7 17 Lock Haven 6 14 Kutztown 9 9 West Chester 24 18 East Stroudsburg 7 3 Cheyney 0 9 Mansfield 0 17 Millersville 51 7 Indiana (Pa.) 32 2 New Haven 26Record: 7-4 (4-2 PC)Head Coach: Pete Adrian

1989BU 3 at James Madison 48 7 Shippensburg 25 24 at Lock Haven 7 20 at Kutztown 24 20 West Chester 28 17 at East Stroudsburg 14 28 Cheyney 31 25 at Mansfield 35 33 Millersville 22 0 at Indiana 48 21 New Haven 16Record: 4-7 (3-3 PC)Head Coach: Pete Adrian

1990BU 7 at Youngstown St. 43 9 at Shippensburg 20 7 Lock Haven 14 6 Edinboro 33 23 Kutztown 21 12 at Central Connecticut 10 21 East Stroudsburg 23 21 at Cheyney 17 16 Mansfield 14 35 at Millersville 40 7 at West Chester 17Record: 4-7 (3-2 PC)Head Coach: Pete Adrian

1991BU 21 Shippensburg 24 9 at Lock Haven 14 21 at Edinboro 23 19 at Kutztown 67 37 Central Connecticut 7 10 * East Stroudsburg 20 44 Cheyney 14 31 at Mansfield 24 24 Millersville 17 34 West Chester 12Record: 5-5 (4-2 PC)Head Coach: Pete Adrian*Played at Lackawanna Co. Stadium(Steamtown Classic)



1992BU 24 at Bucknell 41 14 at Shippensburg 20 33 Lock Haven 38 17 *East Stroudsburg 42 12 at Millersville 48 20 Clarion 23 10 Kutztown 17 2 at West Chester 34 30 at Cheyney 7 24 Mansfield 30Record: 1-9 (1-5 PC)Head Coach: Pete Adrian

1993BU 16 at Bucknell 21 7 Shippensburg 30 35 at Lock Haven 32 6 American International 24 0 Millersville 26 18 at Clarion 40 47 at Kutztown 25 38 West Chester 16 6 at East Stroudsburg 31 24 Cheyney 6 17 at Mansfield 7Record: 5-6 (4-2 PC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

1994BU 6 New Haven 38 7 at Shippensburg 10 23 California (PA) 22 49 at American Int’l 6 20 Mansfield 7 15 at Millersville 20 27 Lock Haven 23 29 Kutztown 17 29 at West Chester 23 35 East Stroudsburg 24 44 at Cheyney 3Record: 8-3 (5-1 PC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

1995BU 20 at New Haven 27 41 Shippensburg 34 24 at California (PA) 20 40 American International 7 56 at Mansfield 13 28 Millersville 28 53 at Lock Haven 20 17 at Kutztown 8 23 West Chester 18 34 at E. Stroudsburg 27 55 Cheyney 0Record: 9-1-1 (5-0-1 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

1996BU 45 at Wayne State 14 14 at Indiana 30 64 Lock Haven 0 28 at American Int’l 24 58 at Cheyney 0 74 Mansfield 13 21 at Millersville 17 42 Shippensburg 19 34 Kutztown 10 20 at West Chester 10 58 East Stroudsburg 42 29 at Clarion* 42Record:10-2 (6-0 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale*NCAA Division II Playoffs

1997BU 22 Wayne State 0 13 Indiana 18 17 at Lock Haven 3 68 Cheyney 6 55 at Mansfield 0 24 Millersville 8 29 at Shippensburg 34 17 at Kutztown 7 24 West Chester 14 42 at East Stroudsburg 17Record: 8-2 (6-0 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

1998BU 7 at New Haven 25 21 at Shippensburg 28 23 Lock Haven 7 27 Indiana 37 37 Kutztown 9 0 at Millersville 30 10 at West Chester 21 54 Cheyney 12 50 East Stroudsburg 39 42 at Mansfield 14 12 at Edinboro 19Record: 5-6 (4-2 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

1999BU 37 New Haven 47 36 Shippensburg 28 44 at Lock Haven 24 10 at Indiana 35 42 at Kutztown 33 21 Millersville 31 17 West Chester 35 48 at Cheyney 6 27 at East Stroudsburg 21 53 Mansfield 21 65 Edinboro 16Record: 7-4 (4-2 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

2000BU 20 at Carson-Newman 28 17 at Shippensburg 24 52 Lock Haven 7 48 Cheyney 6 35 at West Chester 7 38 Indiana 14 28 East Stroudsburg 0 41 at Mansfield 7 21 Millersville 20 35 at Kutztown 28 34 at Slippery Rock 27 46 Saginaw Valley * 32 38 Northwood * 14 58 at UC-Davis * 48 34 Delta State* 63Record: 12-3 (6-0 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale* NCAA Division II Playoffs



2001BU 29 Shippensburg 18 34 at Lock Haven 24 46 at Cheyney 0 27 West Chester 14 12 at Indiana 23 34 at East Stroudsburg 7 41 Mansfield 6 42 at Millersville 13 10 Kutztown 7 42 Slippery Rock 14 14 at Grand Valley * 42Record: 9-2 (6-0 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale* NCAA Division II Playoffs

2002BU 18 at Indiana 37 27 at Shippensburg 26 47 Lock Haven 23 38 Slippery Rock 14 13 East Stroudsburg 16 49 at Millersville 26 31 at Kutztown 21 37 Cheyney 12 23 West Chester 10 17 at Mansfield 6Record: 8-2 (5-1 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

2003BU 30 New Haven 17 0 Shippensburg 21 15 at Lock Haven 17 19 at Slippery Rock 16 40 at East Stroudsburg 37 50 Millersville 7 35 Kutztown(OT) 28 45 at Cheyney 21 34 at West Chester 35 21 Mansfield 6 40 Indiana 42Record: 7-4 (5-1 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

2004BU 20 at Slippery Rock 17 10 at Shippensburg 48 54 Lock Haven 0 34 Indiana 24 24 East Stroudsburg 30 37 at Kutztown 12 69 Cheyney 0 49 Mansfield 7 24 at West Chester 35 23 at Millersville 20Record: 7-3 (4-2 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

2005BU 40 Slippery Rock 24 33 at Fairmont St. 0 49 Shippensburg 21 63 Lock Haven 0 27 at Indiana 0 31 at East Stroudsburg 24 12 Kutztown 0 48 at Cheyney 14 40 at Mansfield 12 42 West Chester 35 42 Millersville 28 39 East Stroudsburg* 52Record: 11-1 (6-0 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale*NCAA Division II Playoffs

2006BU 3 at James Madison 14 24 California (Pa.) 19 28 at Edinboro 10 24 Clarion 10 35 at Shippensburg 14 30 West Chester 27 41 Kutztown 14 31 at Mansfield 7 28 at Millersville 16 45 East Stroudsburg 37 35 at Cheyney 6 21 West Chester * 20 24 at Shepherd * 21 3 at N.W. Missouri * 33 Record: 12-2 (6-0 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale*NCAA Division II Playoffs

2007BU 42 C.W. Post 28 13 at California, Pa. 31 41 Edinboro 42 52 at Clarion 10 28 at West Chester 44 49 at Kutztown 32 42 MILLERSVILLE 28 35 at East Stroudsburg 26 55 CHEYNEY 6 41 Indiana 35 Record: 7-3 (4-1 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale

2008BU 49 at Ashland 42 24 California (Pa.) 17 24 Mercyhurst 0 31 Kutztown 21 13 at C.W. Post 6 49 at Millersville 24 42 East Stroudsburg 23 43 at Cheyney 7 21 at Shippensburg 0 21 West Chester 24 38 at Gannon 10 28 West Chester* 21 24 California (PA.)* 27Record: 11-2 (6-1 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale* NCAA Division II Playoffs

2009BU 10 Ashland 7 17 at California (PA) 10 17 at Mercyhurst 7 31 at Kutztown 12 24 C.W. Post 14 45 Millersville 10 27 East Stroudsburg 13 28 Cheyney 6 27 Shippensburg 28 14 West Chester 30 7 Gannon (OT) 10 Record: 8-3 (5-2 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale



2010BU 14 at Ashland 24 41 Clarion 13 47 IUP 20 44 at Millersville 7 26 East Stroudsburg 13 52 at Cheyney 14 23 at Shippensburg 3 45 West Chester 21 36 at C.W. Post 16 61 Kutztown 35 37 at Mercyhurst* 56 28 at California (Pa)** 26 14 at Mercyhurst** 28Record: 10-3 (7-0 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale*PSAC Championships**NCAA Division II Playoffs

2011BU 27 Ashland 20 45 at Clarion 10 20 at IUP 16 46 Millersville 7 32 at East Stroudsburg 20 45 Cheyney 10 38 Shippensburg 18 55 at West Chester 42 21 C.W. Post 24 14 at Kutztown 52Record: 9-2 (5-2 PSAC)Head Coach: Danny Hale



All-Time SeriesSince 1892Opponent W L T Pct.Adelphi University 0 1 0 .000American International 3 1 0 .750Ashland (OH) 3 1 0 .750Askam Athletic Club 1 0 0 1.000Bellefonte Academy 1 3 0 .250Berwick 2 1 0 .667Berwick Rangers 1 0 0 1.000Berwick YMCA 5 0 0 1.000Brockport State (NY) 1 1 0 .500Bucknell Academy 2 2 2 .500Bucknell University 0 7 0 .000Bucknell University Reserves 6 4 0 .600Buffalo State 1 0 0 1.000UC Davis 1 0 0 1.000California (PA) 13 8 2 .619Carlisle Indian School 0 3 0 .000Carlisle Indian School Reserves 5 1 0 .833Carson-Newman (TN) 0 1 0 .000Catawissa 1 0 0 1.000Central Connecticut State 2 0 0 1.000Central Pennsylvania College (1) 1 0 0 1.000Centralia Athletic Club 1 1 0 .500Cheyney 42 9 1 .808Clarion 6 4 1 .600Conway Hall (Carlisle) 0 1 0 .000Cortland State (NY) 3 4 1 .438C.W. Post 4 1 0 .800Delaware State 1 1 0 .500Delaware Valley College 1 0 0 1.000Delta State (MS) 0 1 0 .000Dickinson College 0 1 0 .000Dickinson Seminary (2) 13 7 1 .643Drexel University 1 1 0 .500East Stroudsburg 38 43 2 .458Edinboro 2 6 0 .250Edwardsville High School 0 1 0 .000Fairmont State (WV) 1 0 0 1.000Franklin & Marshall College 2 0 0 1.000Freeland Mining & Mechanical Insti. 2 0 0 1.000Friendship Football Club, Bloomsburg 1 0 0 1.000Gannon University 1 1 0 .500Gettysburg College 0 2 0 .000Gettysburg College Reserves 1 0 0 1.000Grand Valley State 0 1 0 .000Hampton University (VA) 1 0 0 1.000

Opponent W L T Pct.Harrisburg Tech High School 0 1 0 .000Harry Hillman Academy 2 0 0 1.000Hazleton Athletic Club 1 1 0 .500Hazleton High School 1 0 0 1.000Indiana (PA) 10 18 0 .357Ithaca College 0 4 0 .000James Madison 0 2 0 .000Keystone Academy (3) 3 3 0 .500King’s College (PA) 10 0 1 .955Kutztown 43 21 1 .662Lafayette College 0 6 0 .000Lebanon Valley College 1 0 0 1.000Lock Haven 43 38 3 .530Lycoming College (2) 3 1 0 .750Mansfield 55 22 4 .704Mercyhurst 2 2 0 0.500Millersville 39 30 5 .527Montgomery Athletic Club 1 0 0 1.000Montgomery High School 2 0 0 1.000Mt. Carmel Academy 1 0 0 1.000Mt. Carmel Athletic Association 1 1 0 .500Mt. Carmel High School 0 1 2 .333Mt. Carmel YMCA 1 0 0 1.000Muhlenberg College 0 2 0 .000Nanticoke 1 0 0 1.000New Haven State (4) 2 2 0 .500New Haven, University of 3 5 0 .375Norfolk State 2 1 0 .667North Alabama 0 1 0 .000Northumberland 1 0 0 1.000Northumberland Athletic Assoc, 2 1 0 .667Northumberland High School (5) 1 0 0 1.000Northwest Missouri State 0 1 0 .000Northwood (MI) 1 0 0 1.000Orangeville 1 0 0 1.000Oswego State (NY) 0 1 1 .250Panzer College 1 1 0 .500Penn State College (6) 0 1 0 .000Penn State College Freshmen 0 2 0 .000Penn State College Reserves 0 1 0 .000Philadelphia Central High School 1 0 0 1.000Hazleton Pioneer Football Club 1 0 0 1.000Pittston 1 0 0 1.000Pittston Athletic Club 3 0 0 1.000Plymouth Athletic Club 0 1 0 .000

ALL-TIME SERIES


Opponent W L T Pct.Pottsville High School 1 0 0 1.000Rider College 2 0 0 1.000Saginaw Valley (MI) 1 0 0 1.000St. Gabriel High School 1 0 0 1.000St. Thomas College (7) 3 2 0 .600School of the Lackawanna 1 0 0 1.000Scranton Commercial School 1 0 0 1.000Scranton High School 2 0 0 1.000Scranton, University of (7) 2 4 0 .333Shenandoah High School 1 0 0 1.000Shepherd (WV) 1 0 0 1.000Shickshinny 1 0 0 1.000Shippensburg 33 42 0 .440Slippery Rock 9 3 0 .750Sunbury 1 0 0 1.000Sunbury High School 1 1 0 .500Sunbury Tau Phi Sigma 0 1 0 .000Susquehanna University 11 6 1 .639Susquehanna University Reserves 2 0 0 1.000Trenton State (NJ) 2 0 0 1.000Treverton Athletic Association 1 0 0 1.000Univ. of Pennsylvania 0 1 0 .000Univ. of Pennsylvania Reserves 1 0 0 1.000Ursinus College 0 1 0 .000Wayne State 2 0 0 1.000West Chester 23 46 0 .333West Hazleton 1 0 0 1.000Westminster College 0 2 0 .000Wilkes University 10 3 0 .769Wilkes-Barre Academy 0 1 0 .000Wilkes-Barre High School 3 2 1 .583Wilkes-Barre YMCA 1 0 0 1.000Williamsport High School 3 1 0 .750Wyoming Seminary 6 23 3 .234Wyoming Seminary Reserves 0 1 0 .000York YMCA 1 0 0 1.000Youngstown State University 0 1 0 .000

(1) now Albright College(2) known as Lycoming College or Dickinson Seminary(3) now Keystone College(4) now Southern Connecticut State(5) now Shikellamy High School(6) now Penn State University(7) also known as Univ. of Scranton/St. Thomas College

1892 — 2-1-11893 — 2-41894 — 5-31895 — 4-31896 — 4-2-11897 — 3-41898 — 2-21899 — No Team1900 — No Team1901 — 7-2-11902 — 7-31903 — 6-1-11904 — 8-11905 — 4-41906 — No Team1907 — 2-61908 — 3-51909 — 4-41910 — 7-11911 — 4-4-21912 — 5-3-11913 — 5-31914 — 5-41915 — 5-2-11916 — 4-4-11917 — 4-2-11918 — WW I1919 — 2-51920 — 3-61921 — 1-6-11922 — 5-41923 — 5-31924 — 3-51925 — 3-51926 — 4-31927 — 3-51928 — 4-41929 — 5-31930 — 4-2-11931 — 2-2-31932 — 1-3-21933 — 2-51934 — 4-3-11935 — 4-3-11936 — 1-7

1937 — 3-41938 — 1-6-11939 — 0-81940 — 1-61941 — 1-41942 — WW II1943 — WW II1944 — 1-41945 — 2-21946 — 4-3-11947 — 6-21948 — 9-01949 — 8-11950 — 7-11951 — 8-01952 — 5-2-11953 — 6-21954 — 6-21955 — 5-2-11956 — 3-41957 — 2-51958 — 5-2-11959 — 3-4-11960 — 6-21961 — 4-41962 — 3-4-11963 — 3-51964 — 2-5-11965 — 4-41966 — 4-41967 — 6-31968 — 3-4-11969 — 2-61970 — 5-31971 — 4-51972 — 5-51973 — 4-51974 — 1-7-11975 — 1-81976 — 2-71977 — 4-51978 — 6-41979 — 2-81980 — 1-81981 — 0-10

1982 — 1-7-11983 — 5-51984 — 6-51985 — 12-1 #, +1986 — 7-2-11987 — 8-31988 — 7-41989 — 4-71990 — 4-71991 — 5-51992 — 1-91993 — 5-61994 — 8-3 #1995 — 9-1-1 #1996 — 10-2 #, +1997 — 8-2 #1998 — 5-61999 — 7-42000 — 12-3 #, +2001 — 9-2 #, +2002 — 8-2 #2003 — 7-4 #2004 — 7-32005 — 11-1 #,+2006 — 12-2 #, +2007 — 7-3 2008 — 11-2 +2009 — 8-32010 — 10-3#,+2011 — 9-2 + -- NCAA Playoffs# -- PSAC East Champs

Year-by-YearSince 1892

ALL-TIME SERIES


All-Time Coaching Records

Head Coach (seasons) Year(s) Overall Record Pct.W.H. Detwiler (2) 1892-1893 4-5-1 .450A.K. Aldinger (10) 1894-1898, 1901-1905 50-25-3 .660B.F. Bryant (2) 1907-1908 5-11 .313George Harry (1) 1909 4-4 .500Charles Albert (1) 1910 7-1 .875John W. Weimer (7) 1911-1917 32-22-6 .583Thomas W. Pownall (1) 1919 2-5 .286Raymond Deidrick (1) 1920 3-6 .333George Mead (4) 1921-1924 14-18-1 .439Alfred K. Jackson (1) 1925 3-5 .375Thornley Booth (6) 1926-1931 22-19-4 .533George Buchheit (7) 1932-1935, 1940-41, 1945 15-26-4 .378Austin Tate (4) 1936-1939 5-25-1 .177Frank Kostos (1) 1944 1-4 .200John Hoch (1) 1946 4-3-1 .563Robert B. Redman (5) 1947-1951 38-4 .905Jack Yohe (5) 1952-1956 25-12-2 .667Walter Blair (7) 1957-1963 26-26-3 .500Russ Houk (4) 1964-1967 16-16-1 .500Jerry Densdorff (3) 1968-1970 10-13-1 .438William Sproule (5) 1971-1975 15-30-1 .337Ron Puhl (4) 1976-1979 14-24 .368Clark Boler (2) 1980-1981 1-18 .053George Landis (4) 1982-1985 24-18-1 .570Pete Adrian (7) 1986-1992 36-37-1 .493Danny Hale (19) 1993-Present 163-54-1 .751TOTALS (114) 1892-2011 539-431-32 .556

ALL-TIME COACHING HISTORY

Head Coach Danny Hale


Bloomsburg Individual RecordsPASSING AttemptsGame 69 Jeff King vs. Lock Haven (1992) * 56 Rich Lichtel (1967) Season 415 Rich Lichtel (1967) 285 Glenn McNamee (1996)Career 986 Jay DeDea (1984-87) 915 Eric Miller (1997-2000)

CompletionsGame 39 Jeff King vs. Lock Haven (1992) * 32 Rich Lichtel vs. LHU, Mansfield (1967)Season 194 Alan Eck (1990) 189 Rich Lichtel (1967)Career 527 Eric Miller (1997-2000) 495 Jay DeDea (1984-1987) 492 Dan Latorre (2006-2009)

Yards GainedGame 506 Jeff King vs. Lock Haven (1992) 415 Eric Miller vs. New Haven (1999)Season 2,771 Rich Lichtel (1967) 2,571 Eric Miller (1999) Career 7,474 Eric Miller (1997-2000) 7,370 Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 6,950 Glenn McNamee (1993-1996)

Touchdown PassesGame 5 Rich Lichtel (1967) 5 Eric Miller vs. Saginaw Valley (2000) # 5 Eric Miller vs. UC Davis (2000) # 5 Jack Lydic vs. Indiana (PA)(2003) 4 Ozzie Snyder vs. Mansfield (1958) 4 Eric Miller vs. Northwood (2000) # 4 Chris Thompson vs. Mansfield (2001) 4 Chris Thompson vs. Millersville (2001) 4 Andrew Herrmann vs. Millersville (2002) 4 Jack Lydic vs. Shippensburg (2005) 4 Jack Lydic vs. Millersville (2005) 4 Dan Latorre vs. West Chester (2007)Season 26 Rich Lichtel (1967) 22 Eric Miller (2000) 22 Glenn McNamee (1996)Career 70 Eric Miller (1997-2000) 60 Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 57 Glenn McNamee (1993-1996)

PASSING Best Completion PercentageGame 85.0% (17-20) Chris Thompson vs. Mansfield (2001) 82.3% (14-17) Dan Latorre vs. James Madison (2006)Season 63.3% Eric Miller (1999) 60.3% Dan Latorre (2006)Career 58.1% Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 57.5% Eric Miller (1997-2000) 57.3% Alan Eck (1989-1991)

Most InterceptionsGame 6 Jay DeDea vs. West Chester (1986) 5 Joe Geiger vs. Lock Haven (1972)Season 23 Rich Lichtel (1967) 15 Eric Miller (1998)Career 48 Jay DeDea (1984-87)

Yards/CompletionGame 30.4 Dick Rohrer vs. Shippensburg (1961)Season 16.7 Dan Latorre (2006)Career 15.0 Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 14.9 Rich Lichtel (1965-67)

Yards/GameSeason 307.8 Rich Lichtel (1967)Career 241.1 Eric Miller (1997-2000)

RECEIVING ReceptionsGame 17 Tom Pajic vs. Lock Haven (1992)Season 87 Ron Lelko (1996)Career 229 Mike Lelko (1997-2000)

Yards Gained Game 290 Bob Tucker vs. Susquehanna (1967) $ *Season 1,455 Ron Lelko (1996) *Career 3,151 Mike Lelko (1997-2000)

Receiving TouchdownsGame 4 Ron Lelko vs. Shippensburg (1996) 4 Stan Kucharski vs. Shippensburg (1967) 4 Bob Tucker vs. Millersville (1967) 4 Rocco Forgione vs. Millersville (2002)Season 16 Matt Wilson (1999)Career 34 Mike Lelko (1997-2000)

RECORD BOOK


RUSHING CarriesGame 59 Jerry Marks vs. Mansfield (1991) *Season 303 Irv Sigler (1996)Career 908 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)

Net Yards GainedGame 300 Jerry Marks vs. Mansfield (1991)Season 2,260 Jamar Brittingham (2005)Career 5,689 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)*

Highest Average/CarryGame 23.3 Bill Firestine vs. Mansfield (1968)Season 7.2 Jamar Brittingham (2005)Career 6.4 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)

Rushing TouchdownsGame 5 Irv Sigler vs. Cheyney (1997) 5 Irv Sigler vs. East Stroudsburg (1996) 5 Mike Johnson vs. Cheyney (1995) 5 Jamar Brittingham vs. CW Post (2007) 5 Eddie Mateo vs. Clarion (2011)Season 32 Jamar Brittingham (2005)*Career 83 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)

TOTAL OFFENSE PlaysGame 80 Jeff King vs. Lock Haven (1992)Season 479 Jay DeDea (1987)Career 1,354 Jay DeDea (1984-87)

Yards GainedGame 484 Jeff King vs. Lock Haven (1992)Season 2,515 Rich Lichtel (1967)Career 6,594 Glen McNamee (1993-96)

All-Purpose YardsGame 347 Jim Browning vs. King’s (PA) (1954)Season 2,563 Jamar Brittingham (2005)Career 6,867 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)

SCORING TouchdownsGame 5 Eddie Mateo vs. Clarion (2011) 5 Jamar Brittingham vs. C.W. Post (2007) 5 Irv Sigler vs. Cheyney (1997) 5 Irv Sigler vs. E. Stroudsburg (1996) 5 Mike Johnson vs. Cheyney (1995)Season 34 Jamar Brittingham (2005) *Career 85 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)

SCORING Most Extra Points MadeGame 9 Garrett Bloom vs. Cheyney (2004) 9 Garrett Bloom vs. Lock Haven (2005)Season 54 Garrett Bloom (2005) 54 Jon Koenig (2008)Career 171 Jon Koenig (2006-2009)

Most Two-Point Conversions MadeGame 2 Eric Miller and Mike Lelko (2000)Season 4 Kevin Grande (1985)

Most Field Goals Made Game 5 Dan Fisher vs. C.W. Post (2010) 4 Dan Fisher vs. E. Stroudsburg (2011) 4 Dan Fisher vs. E. Stroudsburg (2010) 3 Mark Weiss (Twice) 3 Chris Mingrone vs. Ship.(1986) 3 Tom Boop vs. Lock Haven (1998) 3 Garrett Bloom vs. Lock Haven (2003) 3 Garrett Bloom vs. E. Stroudsburg (2005) Season 20 Dan Fisher (2010)Career 37 Dan Fisher (2010-11) 29 Bill Beall (1992-95) 29 Mark Weiss (1988-91) 29 Jon Koenig (2006-2009)

Most Field Goals AttemptedGame 6 Mark Weiss vs. Mansfield (1988)Season 20 Chris Mingrone (1986)Career 45 Jon Koenig (2006-2009) 45 Dan Fisher (2010-11) 41 Bill Beall (1992-95)

Most PointsGame 34 Jamar Brittingham vs. C.W. Post (2007) Season 204 Jamar Brittingham (2005)*Career 658 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)*

Most Points Per GameSeason 17 Jamar Brittingham (2005)Career 11.6 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)

RETURNS Most Punt ReturnsGame 7 Toyae Berry vs. Shippensburg (2000) 5 Bob James vs. Millersville (1990) 5 Mike Kolojejchick (Twice)Season 31 Toyae Berry (2000)Career 83 Sean Smith (1993-96)

RECORD BOOK


Most Punt Return YardsGame 137 Sean Smith vs. Mansfield (1996)Season 336 Ryan Schuck (2005)Career 641 Ryan Schuck (2005-06)

RETURNS Highest Punt Return AverageGame 80.0 Jim Browning vs. California (PA) (1954)Season 12.9 Sean Smith (1995)Career 20.9 David Toth (1971-72)

Most Punt Return TouchdownsGame 2 Sean Smith vs. Mansfield (1996)Season 5 Sean Smith (1996)Career 6 Sean Smith (1993-96)

Most Kickoff ReturnsGame 7 Sean Smith, Twice (1996)Season 29 Sean Smith (1996)Career 99 Sean Smith (1993-96)

Highest Kickoff Return AverageGame 36.5 Tony Woods vs. N. Alabama (1985) #Season 35.2 Bill Firestine (1968)Career 26.9 Jesse Cooper (2006-2009) 26.6 Steve Meszaros (1980-81)

Most Kickoff Return TouchdownsGame 1 Several timesSeason 2 Bill Firestine (1968)Career 2 Bill Firestine (1968-70) 2 Charles Bender (1972-75) 2 Steve Meszaros (1980-81) 2 Sean Smith (1993-96) 2 Bryant Stone (2000-2002)

DEFENSE Most TacklesGame 23 Frank Sheptock vs. N.Alabama (1985) #Season 159 Frank Sheptock (1985)Career 537 Frank Sheptock (1982-85)

Most InterceptionsGame 4 Randy Bullock vs. Indiana (PA) (1985)Season 10 Tony Woods (1985) 10 Linc Welles (1974)Career 26 Tony Woods (1982-85) *

Fumble RecoveriesCareer 12 Frank Sheptock (1982-85)

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Longest Pass 94 Jay DeDea vs. Indiana (PA) (1985)Longest TD Pass 94 Jay DeDea vs. Indiana (PA) (1985)Longest Run 87 Jamar Brittingham vs. Kutztown (2007)Longest TD Run 87 Jamar Brittingham vs. Kutztown (2007)Longest Catch 94 Joe Dowd vs. Indiana (PA) (1985)Longest TD Catch 94 Joe Dowd vs. Indiana (PA) (1985)Longest Punt 83 Stan Covington vs. Delaware St. (1957)Longest Punt Return 80 Jim Browning (1954)Longest TD Punt Return 76 Jim Browning (1954)Longest Kickoff Return for TD 101 Steve Meszaros (1981) 100 Bryant Stone vs. Slippery Rock (2000)Longest Field Goal 50 ^ Pete McKenna vs. East Stroudsburg (1979) 50 Jon Koenig vs. Kutztown (2009)Longest Field Goal Attempt 55 Rick Farris vs. Shippensburg (1981)Longest TD Interception Return 104 Bob Groover vs. Mansfield (1953) 91 Jesse Cooper vs. Millersville (2008)Longest Fumble Return for a TD 96 Matt Keys vs. West Chester (9-29-01)Most Points Scored in One QuarterGame 36 (1st Q.) vs. Lock Haven 1996

NOTE: In 2002, the NCAA changed statistics policies to in-clude post-season stats in career figures. Career numbers for seasons prior to 2002 exclude post-season competition.

* PSAC Record # NCAA Playoff Game

RECORD BOOK


Bloomsburg Record BookAll-Time LeadersMOST RUSHING YARDS - GAME Name Yards Year Opponent1. Jerry Marks 300 1991 Mansfield2. Irv Sigler 278 1997 Lock Haven3. Irv Sigler 268 1997 Millersville4. Tom Martin 259 1985 Kutztown5. Irv Sigler 257 1997 Cheyney Jamar Brittingham 257 2007 Millersville7. Irv Sigler 254 1996 American Int’l8. Jamar Brittingham 250 2005 Slippery Rock9. Irv Sigler 249 1997 Mansfield10. Jamar Brittingham 246 2005 Indiana (PA) Franklyn Quiteh 246 2010 E. Stroudsburg

MOST RUSHING YARDS - SEASON Name Yards Year1. Jamar Brittingham 2,260 20052. Franklyn Quiteh 2,015 20103. Irv Sigler 2,038 19974. Irv Sigler 1,693 19965. Jamar Brittingham 1,435 20076. Marques Glaze 1,354 20007. Marques Glaze 1,327 20018. Derrick Price 1,279 20089. Mike Ceroli 1,269 200410. Mike Morrucci 1,221 197911. Mike Johnson 1,060 199512. Mike Ceroli 1,034 2003

MOST RUSHING YARDS - CAREER Name Yards Years1. Jamar Brittingham 5,689 2004-20072. Irv Sigler 5,034 1994-19973. Mike Morrucci 3,586 1976-19794. Marques Glaze 3,329 1998-20015. Franklyn Quiteh 3,207 2010-present6. Mike Ceroli 3,170 2000-20047. Mike Johnson 3,120 1992-19958. Arrastene Henry 2,665 1998-20019. Tom Martin 2,476 1985-198710. Josh Heck 2,115 2003-2007

Bold represents a player active in 2012

MOST PASSING YARDS - GAME Name Yards Date Opponent1. Jeff King 506 1992 Lock Haven2. Eric Miller 415 1999 New Haven3. Eric Miller 385 2000 UC Davis +4. Jay DeDea 373 1984 West Chester5. Rich Lichtel 360 1967 Mansfield6. Jay DeDea 358 1987 New Haven7. Jay DeDea 354 1986 Lock Haven8. Dan Latorre 350 2009 West Chester9. Jack Lydic 345 2003 East Stroudsburg10. Glen McNamee 341 1996 Shippensburg

MOST PASSING YARDS - SEASON Name Yards Year1. Rich Lichtel 2,771 19672. Eric Miller 2,571 19993. Dan Latorre 2,398 20064. Jay DeDea 2,321 19875. Glen McNamee 2,291 19976. Jay DeDea 2,225 19867. Alan Eck 2,166 19908. Jack Lydic 2,135 20059. Eric Miller 2,060 200010. Pat Carey 2,026 2010

MOST PASSING YARDS - CAREER Name Yards TDs Years1. Eric Miller 7,474 70 1997-20002. Dan Latorre 7,370 60 2006-20093. Glen McNamee 6,950 57 1993-19964. Jack Lydic 5,186 31 2002-20055. Rich Lichtel 4,953 43 1965-19676. Alan Eck 4,815 33 1989-19917. Jay DeDea 4,705 37 1983-19868. Pat Carey 3,647 37 2009-20119. Mike Glovas 2,943 13 1983-198510. Chris Thompson 2,504 26 1998-2001

RECORD BOOK


Bloomsburg Record BookAll-Time LeadersMOST RECEPTIONS - SEASON Name Recs. Year1. Ron Lelko 87 19962. Mike Lelko 76 19983. Mike Lelko 75 19994. Matt Wilson 64 19995. Stef Kern 62 19906. Mike Lelko 61 20007. Buck Eardley 58 19958. Ron Lelko 57 1997 Buck Eardley 57 199410. Brahin Bilal 54 2006 Rocco Forgione 54 2002

MOST RECEPTIONS - CAREER Name Recs. Years1. Mike Lelko 229 1997-20002. Buck Eardley 185 1992-19953. Ron Lelko 172 1994-19974. Bob Tucker 131 1965-19675. Jeff Zoranski 128 1991-19946. Kevin Grande 123 1983-19867. Paul Lonergan 117 1987-19898. Stef Kern 109 1988-19909. Brahin Bilal 108 2004-200710. Mike Blake 107 1979-1982 Tierell Johnson 107 1999-2002

MOST RECEIVING YARDS - SEASON Name Yards Year1. Ron Lelko 1,455 1996 2. Matt Wilson 1,345 1999 3. Brahin Bilal 1,183 20064. Rocco Forgione 1,075 2002 5. Buck Eardley 1,006 1995 6. Mike Lelko 980 19997. Mike Lelko 952 20008. Buck Eardley 911 19939. Mike Lelko 902 199810. Brahin Bilal 883 2007

MOST RECEIVING YARDS - CAREER Name Yards Years1. Mike Lelko 3,151 1997-20002. Buck Eardley 3,134 1992-19953. Ron Lelko 2,936 1994-19974. Brahin Bilal 2,248 2004-20075. Bob Tucker 2,126 1965-19676. Tierell Johnson 1,952 1999-20007. Matt Wilson 1,858 1998-19998. Stef Kern 1,762 1988-19909. Rocco Forgione 1,642 1999-200210. Jeff Zoranski 1,589 1991-199411. Kevin Grande 1,570 1983-198612. Tierell Johnson 1,408 1999-2002

1,000 YARD RUSHERS - SEASON Name Yards TDs YearFranklyn Quiteh 1,192 12 2011Eddie Mateo 1,185 12 2011Franklyn Quiteh 2,015 22 2010Derrick Price 1,279 7 2008Jamar Brittingham 1,435 23 2007Jamar Brittingham 1,003 12 2006Jamar Brittingham 2,260 32 2005Mike Ceroli 1,269 11 2004Mike Ceroli 1,034 11 2003Marques Glaze 1,327 12 2001Marques Glaze 1,354 17 2000Irv Sigler 2,038 20 1997Irv Sigler 1,693 25 1996Mike Johnson 1,060 16 1995Mike Johnson 1,007 11 1994Mike Morrucci 1,221 9 1979Mike Morrucci 1,130 8 1978

RECORD BOOK


1981 MIKE BLAKE (TE)

Associated Press Honorable Mention

1982 MIKE BLAKE (TE)

Associated Press 1st Team

1983 FRANK SHEPTOCK (LB) Associated Press 1st Team

MIKE JUPINA (C) Associated Press Honorable Mention


TONY WOODS (DB) Associated Press 2nd Team



(First player to become three-time first team AP All-American)

TONY WOODS (DB) AFCA 1st Team,



DOUG DeLAMBO (OT) Associated Press Honorable Mention

KEVIN GRANDE (TE) Associated Press Honorable Mention

1986 KEVIN GRANDE (TE)


1987 JAY DeDEA (QB)


1988 JOSHUA LEE (DT)

Football Gazette 2nd Team, Associated Press Honorable Men.

1989 JOHN FULMER (C)

Football Gazette 2nd Team

1990 ERIC JONASSEN (OT)

Football Gazette 1st TeamAssociated Press 2nd Team

1991 ERIC JONASSEN (OT)

Associated Press 1st TeamAFCA 1st Team,

Football Gazette 1st Team

1994 CHET HENICLE (DB)

CoSIDA 3rd Team

1995 JAMES SMITH (OT)

Football Gazette 2nd TeamAssociated Press 3rd Team

CoSIDA 3rd Team

BUCK EARDLEY (WR) Football Gazette 2nd Team

1996 RON LELKO (WR)

Associated Press 1st TeamCoSIDA 1st Team

Football Gazette 1st TeamAmerican Football Quarterly 1st Team

TIM BAER (OG) CoSIDA 1st Team

Football Gazette 2nd TeamAssociated Press 3rd Team

SEAN SMITH (All-Purpose/Returns) Football Gazette 1st Team

CoSIDA 2nd Team

IRV SIGLER (RB) Associated Press 2nd Team

CoSIDA 2nd TeamFootball Gazette 2nd Team

Bloomsburg All-Americans 1997

IRV SIGLER (RB)Harlon Hill Award

Associated Press 1st TeammDaktronics/CoSIDA 1st Team

Football Gazette 1st TeamAmerican Football Coaches 1st Team

TIM BAER (OG)Associated Press 1st Team

Daktronics/CoSIDA 2nd Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team

GARY FITTERY (DL)Football Gazette 3rd Team

1998 TIM BAER (OG)

Football Gazette 1st Team

CHRIS ORLANDO (DB)Football Gazette Honorable Mention

2000 JEFF SMITH (OT)

Associated Press 3rd TeamDaktronics 1st Team

Football Gazette 3rd Team

MIKE LELKO (WR) Associated Press 3rd team Football Gazette 2nd team

MARQUES GLAZE (TB)—Football Gazette 2nd team

2002 BRIAN BINGAMAN (OT)

D2football.com, Hon. Mention

2003 CHRIS MULLIN (OT)Dopke.com 1st team

2004 JAHRI EVANS (OT)

American Football Coaches 1st TeamAssociated Press 2nd teamFootball Gazette 2nd team

ALL-AMERICANS


2005 JAHRI EVANS (OT)

American Football Coaches 1st TeamDaktronics 1st Team

Don Hansen’s 1st TeamAssociated Press 1st TeamD2football.Com 1st Team

JAMAR BRITTINGHAM (RB)Daktronics 1st Team

D2football.Com 1st TeamDon Hasen’s 1st team

Associated Press 1st Team

JOHN MOSER (OG)Don Hansen’s 2nd Team

2006 TYLER TRETTIN (DB)Daktronics 2nd Team

D2football.com 2nd Team

DAVE SHEMARIA (OL)D2football.com Honorable Mention

BRAHIN BILAL (WR)D2football.com Honorable Mention

2007 JAMAR BRITTNGHAM (RB)

American Football Coaches 1st TeamDaktronics 1st Team

D2football.com Honorable Mention

2008 MATT BOSS (OL)

D2football.com Honorable Mention

JON OCHS (DL)D2football.com Honorable Mention

2010 FRANKLYN QUITEH (RB)

Daktronics 1st Team Associated Press 1st TeamD2football.com 1st TeamDon Hansen’s 1st Team

Bloomsburg All-Americans 2011

DAN FISHER (K) Don Hansen’s 2nd Team

MATT COX (FB)Don Hansen’s 2nd Team

FRANKLYN QUITEH (RB) Don Hansen’s Honorable Mention

ALL-AMERICANS

ALL-AMERICAN BREAKDOWNAll-Americans: 49Associated Press: 29Football Gazette: 19D2football.com: 10CoSIDA: 8Don Hansen: 7 Daktronics: 6AFCA: 6Dopke.com: 1American Football Quarterly: 1

1997 Harlon Hill Winner - Irv Sigler


ERIE--Quarterback Travis Rearick threw for 252 yards and three touchdowns to lead Mercyhurst College to a 28-14 win over Bloomsburg University in an NCAA Division II Super One Regional semi-final game. With the loss the Huskies end their season with a record of 10-3. Franklyn Quiteh finished with 132 yards rushing giving him 2,015 for the season. He becomes just the third freshman in Division II history to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a season. On BU’s first possession quarterback Pat Carey was hit hard on a pass at his own 19-yard line. The ball bounced into the hands of Fred Hale, who returned the ball to the Huskies eight-yard line. Two plays later Rearick scrambled three yards for a touchdown putting the Mercyhurst up 7-0 with 11:42 left in the first. Taking over their own 14-yard line the Lakers marched eight plays down to the Huskies 24-yard line. On a first down play Rearick took off after the pocket broke down and was hit hard by Mike Varanavage and fumbled the ball. While it appeared that Blooms-burg had recovered the ball, Mercyhurst came out of the pile with the ball. On the next play, Rearick hit Gerald Anderson with a pass out of backfield. Anderson dodged a few tackles and went down the sideline into the end zone for a score. Mercyhurst extended its lead to 21-0 early in the third quarter marching 70 yards in 13 plays, converting twice on fourth down, including fourth and goal at the one yard with Rearick hitting Tim Herbeber with a scoring pass with 5:52 to go in the quarter. The Huskies finally got on the board on the ensuing possession with Quiteh scoring from four yards out. The big play on the drive was a 37-yard run by Quiteh that moved the ball from the Mercy-hurst 48 to the Laker 11-yard line. In the fourth quarter the Lakers made it a three touchdown lead when Rearick hit Terrance Coon with a 48-yard scoring pass with 7:00 to play in the game capping an 87-yard drive. The Huskies got a 50-yard kickoff return from Wallace Jamison that put the ball at the Mercyhurst 35-yard line. Using the pass almost exclusively, Carey directed the 35-yard scoring drive hitting tight end Ben Weaber with a nine yard scoring pass. Mercyhurst was able to recover the onside kick, but had to punt the ball back to the Huskies. Bloomsburg then moved to the Laker nine-yard line before turning the ball over on downs with just seconds left in the game.

Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA Regional Semifinal - November 27, 2010 Mercyhurst 28, Bloomsburg 14

1 2 3 4 FHUSKIES 0 0 7 7 14Mercyhurst 7 7 7 7 28

1st MC Rearick 4 run (Wakefield kick)2nd MC Anderson 24 pass from Rearick (Wakefield kick)3rd MC Herbener 3 pass from Rearick (Wakefield kick) BU Quiteh 4 run (Fisher kick)4th MC Coon 48 pass from Rearick (Wakefield kick) BU Weaber 9 pass from Carey (Fisher kick)

RUSHING: BU-Franklyn Quiteh 24-132; Pat Carey 10-4; Codie Butler5-4; Mike Wagner 1-1; Andre Morales 1-minus 1. MC-Gerald Anderson 21-75; Travis Rearick 3-minus 4; Trevor Kennedy 1-minus 4; TEAM 3-minus 11.

PASSING: BU-Pat Carey 9-26-0-111; Mike Wagner 0-3-0-0; Ben Weaber 0-1-0-0. MC-Travis Rearick 24-34-1-252.

RECEIVING: BU-Ben Weaber 3-19; Ryan Dickerson 2-65; Andre Morales 1-8; Glenn Hutton 1-8; Matt Marchioni 1-6; Kyle Fisher 1-5. MC-Terrance Coon 8-108; Jeff Groene 6-66; Trevor Kennedy 4-30; R.J. Miller 2-14; Gerald Anderson 1-24; Matt Mohr 1-6; Tim Herbener 1-3; Paris Bruner 1-1.

NCAA PLAYOFF HISTORY


Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA First Round - November 20, 2010 Bloomsburg 28, California, Pa 26CALIFORNIA--Franklyn Quiteh rushed for 141 yards and scored two touchdowns to lead Bloomsburg University to a 28-26 win over California, Pa University in an NCAA Division II first round playoff game. After the first three drives of the game resulted in punts, the Huskies put together an 8 play, 80-yard scoring drive late in the first, capped by a 15-yard run from Quiteh early in the second quarter putting the Huskies up 7-0. The Vulcans answered on their next possession going 63 yards with quarterback Josh Portis throwing a 27-yard TD pass to Ched-rick Cherry before halftime to tie the game at 7-7. Later in the second the Vulcans took over at their own 44-yard line with 1:18 to play and moved to the Huskies six yard line with 21 seconds to go. But a sack by Husky Mike Pecot stopped the Vulcans, forcing a 30-yard field goal attempt. Cal’s Marc Domonkos con-nected to give them a 10-7 lead at the break. In the third quarter the Vulcans Tommie Campbell intercepted BU quarterback Pat Carey deep in Cal territory. That would later lead to a Cal 46-yard field goal giving the home team a 13-7 lead with 6:57 to go in quarter. Bloomsburg though responded and regained the lead on its next drive. Carey directed the Huskies on a 65-yard scoring drive that was completed with a 33-yard TD pass to Ryan Dickerson with just under 4 minutes to play in the third Cal reclaimed the lead with just 35 seconds left in the third. The Huskies would regain the lead for the third time on its next series. Tight end Ben Weaber launched a 57-yard TD pass to Kyle Fisher to give BU the 21-20 edge. On the kickoff a penalty by the Vulcans put them back at their own 15-yard line to start the drive. After Portis was sacked on consecutive plays Cal was forced to punt from its own end zone giving the Huskies the ball at the Vulcan 38-yard line. On the first play from scrimmage, Quiteh ran 38-yards for a score putting the Huskies on top 28-20 with 5:32 to play. Through the air the Vulcans moved the ball to the Huskies 42-yard line. On 4th and 10 BU was called for pass interference, giving the Vulcans new life. On the next play Portis connected on a 28-yard scoring pass to bring the score to 28-26. Cal failed on the two point completion followed by an onsides kick recoverey by the Huskies who ran out the clock for the win.

1 2 3 4 FHUSKIES 0 7 7 14 28California (Pa.) 0 10 10 6 26

2nd BU Quiteh 15 run (Fisher kick) CAL Cherry 27 pass from Portis (Domonkos kick) CAL Domonkos 30 field goal3rd CAL Domonkos 46 field goal BU Dickerson 33 pass from Carey (Fisher kick) CAL Moore 29 pass from Portis (Domonkos kick)4th BU Fisher 57 pass from Weaber (Fisher kick) BU Quiteh 38 run (Fisher kick) CAL Cherry 28 pass from Portis (Domonkos kick)

RUSHING: BU-Franklyn Quiteh 22-141; Codie Butler 5-12; TEAM 2-minus 4; Pat Carey 3-minus 22. CAL-Lamont Smith 12-29; Trey Johnson 7-28; Chedrick Cherry 1-9; Cody Wilson 1-0; Josh Portis 8-minus 12.

PASSING: BU-Pat Carey 8-17-3-99; Ben Weaber 1-1-0-57. CAL-Josh Portis 26-48-0-300.

RECEIVING: BU-Tyler Guise 4-52; Kyle Fisher 3-71; Ryan Dickerson1-33; Andre Morales 1-0. CAL-Chedrick Cherry 8-130; Terrance Moore 8-71; Derrick Jones 5-59; B. Williamson 1-18; Mike Williams 1-11; Cody Wilson 1-7; Lamont Smith 1-3; Trey Johnson 1-1.



Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA Regional Final - November 29, 2008 California, Pa 27, Bloomsburg 24BLOOMSBURG— Kevin McCabe threw three touchdown passes to lead California, Pa. to a 27-24 win over Bloomsburg in the NCAA Division II Super 1 Regional Final. The Vulcans opened the game on a 10-play, 70-yard scoring drive capped off by a one-yard touchdown plunge by Daine Williams. The extra point attempt was blocked by the Huskies Dave Huot to make the score 6-0 with 10:08 left in the first quarter. On the ensuing drive, Derrick Price broke a 44-yard run down to the 10-yard line, followed by a 10-yard touchdown run by Price on the next play to give Bloomsburg a 7-6 lead. The Vulcans would reclaim the lead on a 15-yard touchdown pass from McCabe to A.J Jackson, making the score 13-7 with 12:06 left in the second quarter. On the ensuing drive, Dan Latorre hit Kyle Ream on a 46-yard yard strike, setting up a 12-yard touchdown pass from Latorre to Price as the Huskies took the lead 14-13. Following a missed field goal by the Vulcans, the Huskies would drive down to the California 38-yard line, but Latorre was intercepted by Cal’s Patrick Swearinger as the Huskies led 14-13 at the half. Jesse Cooper returned the second-half kickoff 81 yards to the California eight-yard line thanks to a touchdown saving tackle by Swearinger. The Huskies settled for a field goal to take 17-13 with 12:30 remaining in the third. On the Huskies next possession, Cal’s Brandon Gordon forced a Price fumble at the Bloomsburg 46-yard line. Three plays later, McCabe found Marcel Pestano for a 16-yard touchdown to give the Vulcans a 20-17 lead. Following a three-and-out by Bloomsburg, Cal would take a 10-point lead when McCabe found Josh Gumbert for a six-yard strike with 36 seconds left in the third quarter. Bloomsburg would answer on the ensuing possession, as Latorre plunged in from a yard out to cut the Cal lead to 27-24. Latorre set up the touchdown with a 32-yard scramble from the Cal 48-yard line. After forcing a Vulcans punt, Latorre directed a 10-play, 54-yard drive with under three minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. On third-and-nine from the Cal 34-yard line, Latorre scrambled to the eight-yard line, but was separated from the football by the Vulcans Darren Burns. The ensuing fumble was recovered by Cal’s Brandon Gordon. From there, Cal would run out the clock and preserve the victory. Latorre completed 9 of 14 passes for 141 yards and a touchdown as well as rushing for 82 yards. Derrick Price rushed for 112 yards and scored two touchdowns, one rushing and one receiving.

1 2 3 4 FCalifornia (Pa.) 6 7 14 0 27HUSKIES 7 7 3 7 24

1st CAL D. Williams 1 yd. run (kick blocked) BU D. Price 10 yd. run (J. Koenig kick)2nd CAL AJ Jackson 15 yd. pass from K. McCabe (K. Hagerman kick) BU D. Price 12 yd. pass from D. Latorre (J. Koenig kick)3rd BU J. Koenig 20 yd field goal CAL Marcel Pestano 16 yd. pass from K. McCabe (K. Hagerman kick) CAL Josh Gumbert 6 yd. pass from K. McCabe (K. Hagerman kick)4th BU D. Latorre 1 yd. run (J. Koenig kick)

RUSHING: CAL.-Daine Williams 27-145; Windell Brown 10-54; Freddie Bacco 1-2; Kevin McCabe 1-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2. BU-Derrick Price 18-112; Dan Latorre 9-82; Kenny Domzalski 11-45; Stefan Adams 2-3.

PASSING: CAL.-Kevin McCabe 22-29-0-184. BU-Dan Latorre 9-14-1-141.

RECEIVING: CAL-Marcel Pestano 8-84; AJ Jackson 6-67; Eddie Welch 4-20; Josh Gumbert 2-7; Windell Brown 1-4; Daine Williams 1-2. BU.-Kyle Ream 3-64; Derrick Price 3-41; Ben Weaber 2-20; Stefan Adams 1-16.




Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA Second Round - November 26, 2006 Bloomsburg 21, West Chester 20BLOOMSBURG—Dan Latorre passed for 190 yards and three touchdowns and defensive back Jesse Cooper partially blocked the game-winning field goal attempt with a minute to play as Bloomsburg defeated West Chester, 21-20, in an NCAA Division II playoff second round game. Cooper’s blocked kick came following a long West Chester drive that started at its own 4-yard line and came after the Golden Rams defense stopped Bloomsburg, which had a first and goal at the five-yard line. West Chester moved the ball down field to the Huskies 24-yard line before three straight incomplete passes forced the Golden Rams to attempt a 41-yard field goal. On the play, Cooper came in from the left side and stretched out just enough to deflect the ball and keep it short. West Chester opened the scoring on the game’s first drive when Brent Steinmetz burst through an opening at the line and went 41-yards for a score just 3:39 into the game. The Huskies tied up the game on the ensuing drive when Latorre connected with Ryan Schuck on a 39-yard pass play to cap a 68-yard scoring drive. West Chester regained the lead with no time left in the first quarter when Mike Washington caught a four-yard pass from Zwann to make it 14-7 heading into the second period. Bloomsburg kept pace by knotting the score at 14-14 when Latorre connected with Brahin Bilal on a 22-yard scoring pass with 8:41 to play in the half. However, the tie was short-lived as the Golden Rams needed just 1:35 to take the lead for the third time in the game with Zwann directing a drive capped by a 21-yard scoring pass. However, in what proved to be the difference in the game, the extra point try was not successful, following a bobbled snap, giving the visitors a 20-14 advantage. The Huskies then put together a 13-play, 80-yard drive with Latorre hitting Bilal with a five-pass for the score, and with the extra point by Jon Koenig, Bloomsburg went to the locker room with a 21-20 lead. In the second half, neither team had a scoring threat till the Golden Rams had a first and goal at the Huskies eight-yard line midway through the fourth period. But, after two rushes gained just one yard and Zwann was sacked for a 14-yard loss, a 37-yard field goal try by Alex Walsh was wide left keeping the game at 21-20. Latorre finished the day 12 of 18 for 190 yards and three scores, while Brittingham totaled 132 yards on the ground.

1 2 3 4 FWest Chester 14 6 0 0 20HUSKIES 7 14 0 0 21

1st WCU B. Steinmetz 41 yd. run (A. Walsh kick) BU R. Schuck 39 yd. pass from D. Latorre (J. Koenig kick) WCU M. Washington 4 yd. pass from B. Zwaan (A. Walsh kick)2nd BU B. Bilal 22 yd. pass from D. Latorre (J. Koenig kick) WCU C. Clark 21 yd. pass from D. Millard (T. Downs rush failed) BU B. Bilal 5 yd. pass from D. Latorre (J. Koenig kick)

RUSHING: WCU-Brent Steinmetz 22-148; Bran. Hargrose 4-29; Bill Zwaan 5-9; Mke Washington 1-2; Andy Groce 1-0; Matt Burdalski 1-minus 7. BU-J. Brittingham 24-132; Josh Heck 7-36; Dan Latorre 12-24; Kyle Ream 1-7; Brad Nailor 1-2; Stefan Adams 1-2; TEAM 2-minus 1.

PASSING: WCU-Bill Zwaan 13-25-1-204; Matt Burdalski 0-1-0-0. BU-Dan Latorre 12-28-0-190.

RECEIVING: WCU-Mike Washington 6-57; Cody Clark 3-82; Eric Ruffenach 2-18; Ryan Paulson 1-38; Steven Miller 1-22; Brent Steinmetz 1-8. BU-Brahin Bilal 6-104; Luke Kuklick 3-38; Ryan Schuck 1-39; Stefan Adams 1-5; Greg Masters 1-4.


Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA Regional Final - December 2, 2006 Bloomsburg 24, Shepherd 21SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Different week, same type of game and the same result. That pretty much sums up Bloomsburg’s 24-21 win over Shepherd in the NCAA Division II football quarterfinal playoff game. With the win the Huskies advance to the national semi-finals for the first time since the 2000 season. Jamar Brittingham’s four-yard, fourth quarter touchdown run provided the winning margin in the victory. The junior rushed for 171 yards on 33 carries versus Division II’s top squad in scoring defense and total defense. It looked like it would be an offensive shootout as both teams quickly marched down the field on their opening possessions. A Tyler Lazear five-yard pass to Mark Springirth capped off Shepherd’s opening drive and put the Rams on top 7-0. The Huskies needed only seven plays to knot the score. Josh Heck completed the 65-yard drive with a 12-yard burst. Jon Koenig’s extra point tied the game with 6:18 left in the first quarter. A 37-yard Dan Latorre to Brahin Bilal touchdown strike on fourth down gave Bloomsburg their first lead with 1:32 in the first quarter. Koenig’s extra point was blocked to leave the Husky edge at 13-7. Later in the first, Lazear threw a 53-yard TD pass on the quarter’s final play. The PAT put the Rams back on top 14-13. The defenses settled in during the second quarter with only Koenig’s 33-yard field goal accounting for the lone second quarter points to help Bloomsburg go into the locker room with a 16-14 edge. The Huskies opened the second half on the march, but safety Dan Peters spoiled the drive with the first of his three interceptions. Nine plays later, Wallace capped off the drive with a three-yard touchdown rush on fourth-and-short. The PAT made it 21-16 midway through the third quarter. A pair of completions to Bilal were the keys to the Huskies’ game-winning drive. A 13-yard catch on 3rd-and-6 prolonged the march, but it was a 44-yard bomb down to the Ram 4-yard line. Brittingham easily went across for the score from there. It was Brittingham again on the two-point conversion to make it 24-21 with 3:36 left. Shepherd would have two more opportunities, but the Bloomsburg defense responded with a pair of picks of their own to give the Huskies the win.

1 2 3 4 FHUSKIES 13 3 0 8 24Shepherd 14 0 7 0 21

1st SHEP M. Springirth 5 yd. pass from T. Lazear (R. Schmitt kick) BU Josh Heck 12 yd. run (J. Koenig kick) BU B. Bilal 37 yd. pass from D. Latorre (kick blocked) SHEP D. Wallace 53 yd. pass from T. Lazear (R. Schmitt kick)2nd BU Jon Koenig 33 yd. field goal3rd SHEP D. Wallace 3 yd. run (R. Schmitt kick)4th BU J. Brittingham 4 yd. run (J. Brittingham two-point run)

RUSHING: BU-Jamar Brittingham 33-171; Josh Heck 3-21; Dan Latorre 4-10; Stefan Adams 1-7; TEAM 1-minus 1.SHEP-Dervon Wallace 18-64; Bryan Wright 7-38; Tyler Lazear 3-8; Mark Springirth 1-6

PASSING: BU-Dan Latorre 11-19-3-221; SHEP-Tyler Lazear 14-29-2-156; TEAM 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING: BU-Brahin Bilal 6-137; Luke Kuklick 2-35; J. Brittingham 1-19; Greg Masters 1-10; Stefan Adams 1-0.SHEP-Mark Springirth 4-36; Dervon Wallace 2-71; John Sheehan 2-7; Ryan Lavin 2-6; Anthony Thomas 1-12; Chadd Wood 1-12; Bryan Wright 1-8; John Hinton 1-4.




Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA National Semifinals - December 9, 2006 Northwest Missouri State 33, Bloomsburg 3MARYVILLE, MO — Xavier Omon rushed for 149 yards and two scores to lead Northwest Missouri State to a 33-3 win over Blooms-burg in the NCAA Division II national semifinals. The win puts the Bearcats in the NCAA Division II title game for the second straight season. The loss ended the Huskies 12-game winning streak and denied them their second trip to the title game this decade. Bloomsburg opened the game by recovering the onside kick, but could not move the ball and were forced to punt. Northwest then needed just six plays to march 63 yards for the game’s open-ing score. The drive was capped by a one yard run from Omon with 10:40 left in the first quarter. After forcing a three and out on Bloomsburg’s second drive of the game, the Bearcats moved to the Huskies 15-yard line, but were forced to settle for a 31-yard field goal by Tommy Frevert to make it 10-0 with 1:17 left in the period. Bloomsburg mounted a drive on its third series of the game and drove to the Northwest 22-yard line with the key play being a 21-yard reception by Ryan Schuck on a pass from Latorre. However, the drive stalled and the Huskies had to settle for a career-long 42-yard field goal by Jon Koenig to make it 10-3 with 12:54 left in the half. Northwest answered back on its next drive driving to the Bloomsburg seven-yard line where Frevert connected on a 27-yard field goal for a 13-3 lead for the Bearcats. Northwest added two third period field goals and two fourth quarter touchdowns to win by a 33-3 score.

1 2 3 4 FHUSKIES 0 3 0 0 3N. W. Missouri St. 10 3 6 14 33

1st NWMS X. Oman 1 yd. run (T. Frevert kick) NWMS Tommy Frevert 31 yd. field goal2nd BU Jon Koenig 42 yd. field goal NWMS Tommy Frevert 27 yd. field goal3rd NWMS Tommy Frevert 31 yd. field goal NWMS Tommy Frevert 23 yd. field goal NWMS X. Oman 1 yd. run (T. Frevert kick) NWMS R. Robinson 12 yd. pass from J. Matthews (T. Frevert kick) RUSHING: BU-Jamar Brittingham 15-56; Marc Best 3-0; Dan Latorre 11- (-33). NWMS-Xavier Oman 29-149; Sheldon Cook 7-30; Josh Matthews 4-0.

PASSING: BU-Dan Latorre 8-19-0-115; Jamar Brittingham 1-1-0-53; Brahin Bilal 0-1-0-0. NWMS-Josh Matthews 23-32-1-252.

RECEIVING: BU-Brahin Bilal 5-104; Jamar Brittingham 2-35; Ryan Schuck 1-21; Greg Masters 1-8. NWMS-EJ Faulkner 8-91; R. Robinson 6-78; Kendall Wright 5-43; Xavier Oman 1-17; Abe Qaoud 1-15; Mike Peterson 1-6; Zach Sherman 1-2.


Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA Second Round - November 19, 2005 East Stroudsburg 52, Bloomsburg 39BLOOMSBURG- Bloomsburg University’s undefeated season came to an end in the second round of the NCAA Playoffs with a 52-39 loss to conference-rival East Stroudsburg. On the opening drive of the game, Bloomsburg’s Dominick Esgro forced Terwilliger 15 yards back into ESU’s end zone where Bloomsburg was credited with a safety on an intentional grounding penalty putting the Huskies ahead, 2-0 just 12 seconds into the game. Bloomsburg then added two Garrett Bloom field goals in the first quarter to make the score 8-0. ESU answered back with 12-play, 87-yard drive that was capped by a seven-yard touchdown run from Terwilliger. On the opening drive of the second quarter, the Warrior’s Zach McDowell blocked a Bloomsburg punt that was returned by Tyree Townes for a touchdown, giving ESU a 14-8 lead. Bloomsburg countered with a two yard touchdown run from Brittingham putting the Huskies back on top 15-14. East Stroudsburg scored again with just over a minute left to put the Warriors up 21-15 going into the locker room. The Huskies opened the second half with two touchdowns in under four minutes regaining the lead 29-21. Brittingham ran 21-yards for the first score and the second came on a Jack Lydic pass to Brad Bowman for a 16-yard touchdown. On their next drive, East Stroudsburg narrowed the Huskies lead to one on a three-yard pass from Terwilliger to Ben Culver. Bloomsburg added another Garrett Bloom field goal to push the Huskies lead to 32-28 at the end of the third quarter. John Glenn picked off a Lydic pass to open the fourth quarter and set up a 40-yard touchdown pass from Terwilliger to Evan Prall. The score put the Warriors back on top 35-32 where they would stay for the rest of the game. Bloomsburg was forced to punt on their next possession and the Warriors added their second-straight score on a 27-yard reception to Prall to increase the ESU lead to 42-32. Zach Toomey recovered a Lydic fumble on Huskies next possession with Anthony Carfagno scoring on a one-yard run giving the Warriors a 52-32 lead. Bloomsburg scored on a 15-yard touchdown pass from Al West to Luke Kuklick to make the final score 52-39.

1 2 3 4 FE. Stroudsburg 7 14 7 24 52HUSKIES 8 7 17 7 39

1st BU TEAM safety BU Garrett Bloom 23 yd. field goal BU Garrett Bloom 29 yd. field goal ESU J. Terwilliger 7 yd. run (M. Brubaker kick)2nd ESU Townes 7 yd. blocked punt return (M. Brubaker kick) BU J. Brittingham 2 yd. run (Garrett Bloom kick) ESU Ogden, 19 yd. pass from J. Terwilliger (M. Brubaker kick)3rd BU J. Brittingham 21 yd. run (Garrett Bloom kick) BU B. Bowman 7 yd. pass from J. Lydic (Garrett Bloom kick) ESU Culver 3 yd. pass from J. Terwilliger (M. Brubaker kick) BU Garrett Bloom 34 yd. field goal4th ESU E. Prall 40 yd. pass from J. Terwilliger (M. Brubacker kick) ESU E. Prall 27 yd. pass from J. Terwilliger (M. Brubaker kick) ESU Brubacker 43 yd. field goal ESU A. Carfagno 1 yd. run (M. Brubacker kick) BU L. Kuklick 15 yd. pass from A. West (M. Brubaker kick)

RUSHING: ESU-Carfagno 19-170; Lucas 11-28; Jim Terwilliger 9-9; TM 1-minus 2. BU-J. Brittingham 29-200; Brad Nailor 2-25; Josh Heck 4-7; Jake Engle 1-3; Tony Ruth 2-2; Al West 2-minus 3; Jack Lydic 7-minus 5.

PASSING: ESU-Jim Terwilliger 16-25-1-224. BU-Jack Lydic 16-26-2-264; Al West 2-2-0-47.

RECEIVING: ESU-Prall 6-110; Strenfel 3-33; Culver 3-32; Carfagno 3-30; Ogden 1-19. BU-Donny Patrick 6-155; J. Brittingham 4-32; Brad Bowman 2-45; Luke Kuklick 2-21; Ryan Schuck 2-15; Kevin Keating 1-32; Greg Masters 1-11.




Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA First Round - November 19, 2005 Grand Valley State 42, Bloomsburg 14ALLENDALE, MI—Tailback Reggie Spearmon rushed for three touch-downs to lead Grand Valley State to a 42-14 win over Bloomsburg University in a NCAA Division II first round game. The Lakers first score of the game came when corner back Darren Smith intercepted a Chris Thompson pass and returned it 35 yards to put Grand Valley up 7-0 with 3:28 left in the first. The Huskies answered as Chris Thompson hit Darryl Williams with an 18-yard scoring pass to tie the game at 7-7 after Tim Oliver’s point after with 1:52 left in the first. The Lakers next score came in the first play of the second period as Curt Anes hit David Kircus on a crossing pattern to gain a 14-7 lead. On the Lakers’ next possession Anes scrambled out of the pocket and raced to the end zone, for another score, leaving Grand Valley ahead 21-7. The Lakers’ last touchdown of the second period came as Reggie Spearmon ran the ball in from one yard out to make it 28-7. The Huskies answered Grand Valley’s scoring drive as Thompson hit Rocco Forgione with an 11-yard scoring pass to make it 28-14 with 57 seconds left in the half. With 3:01 left in the third period, Spearmon bulled his way into the end zone for another touchdown, to make it 35-14 with the point after. Three plays later, Spearmon scored his third touchdown of the day to make it 41-14, after the extra point, with 55 seconds left in the third period. Grand Valley managed to keep the Huskies scoreless for the second half and maintain their lead until the end of the game.

1 2 3 4 FHUSKIES 7 7 0 0 14Grand Valley State 7 21 14 0 42 1st GV Darren Smith 35 yd. interception return (Kevin Sonntag kick)1st BU Darryl Williams 18 yd. pass from Chris Thompson (Tim Oliver kick)2nd GV David Kircus 10 yd. pass from Curt Anes (Sonntag kick)2nd GV Anes 29 yd. run (Sonntag kick)2nd GV Reggie Spearmon 1 yd. run (Sonntag kick)2nd BU Rocco Forgione 11 yd. pass from Thompson (Oliver kick)3rd GV Spearmon 1 yd. run (Sonntag kick)3rd GV Spearmon 4 yd. run (Sonntag kick)

RUSHING: GV: Reggie Spearmon 24-100; Brent Lesniak 14-63; Curt Anes 7-58; M. Tennessee 3-9; Todd Wogciechowski 4-11. BU: Marques Glaze 18-63; Arrastene Henry 6-32; Jamison McLaughlin 2-6; Doug Werner 1-3; Team 1-0; Chris Thompson 1-0.

PASSING: GV: Curt Anes 17-12-0-187; Todd Wogciechowski 8-4-2-90. BU: Chris Thompson.

RECEIVING: GV: David Kircus 8-172; Tyrone Hibbler 3-61; Reggie Spearmon 2-28; Brent Lesniak 2-10; Terrance Banks 1-6. BU: Rocco Forgione 7-107; Tierell Johnson 5-30; Marques Glaze 4-51; Darryl Williams 2-26; Jamison McLaughlin 1-0.


Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA First Round - November 18, 2000 Bloomsburg 46, Saginaw Valley 32BLOOMSBURG--Quarterback Eric Miller threw five touchdown passes and ran for another, leading Bloomsburg to a 46-32 come-from-behind win over Saginaw Valley State in the first round of the NCAA Division II playoffs. Bloomsburg started fast in the game, taking advantage of a long opening kickoff return by Bryant Stone setting up a five-play, 43-yard scoring drive. Miller hit Mike Lelko with a six-yard pass to complete the drive with 12:24 left in the first. With the visitors coming back to take a 14-7 lead, Bloomsburg scored on the first play of the second quarter when Marques Glaze scored on a 14-yard scamper. The extra point was blocked leaving the Cardinals with a 14-13 advantage. Trailing 24-13, the Huskies closed the deficit to 24-19 with 3:14 left before halftime when Rocco Forgione took a screen pass and went 15 yards for a score. Bloomsburg took the lead on its first possession of the second half moving 93 yards in just four plays. A big play in the drive was a 59-yard pass completion from Miller to Tierell Johnson, giving Bloomsburg the ball at the Cardinals’ 32-yard line. Two plays later, Darryl Williams caught a 27-yard pass from Miller, giving Bloomsburg the lead at 25-24, after the missed two-point conversion. Bloomsburg made it 32-24 later in the period, marching 80 yards in six plays with Miller going over from one-yard out with 4:49 to play in the third. The Cardinals tied the game at 32-32 in the fourth period when Bridges scored on a one-yard run with 11:10 left to play in the game. Later in the period, Miller hit Johnson with a 26-yard pass, giving Bloomsburg a 39-32 advantage with 5:38 to play. Then with just over a minute left to play, the Huskies sealed the win with Miller hitting Lelko with his second touchdown catch of the day, making the final score 46-32.

1 2 3 4 FSaginaw Valley 14 10 0 8 32HUSKIES 7 12 13 14 46 1st BU Mike Lelko 6 yd. pass from Eric Miller (Chris Thompson kick)1st SVU Damion Bridges 1 yd. run (Eric Houle kick) 1st SVU Travis McAlpine 23 yd. pass from Matt LaFleur (Houle kick)2nd BU Marques Glaze 14 yd. run (kick blocked)2nd SVU Houle 22 yd. field goal2nd SVU Keath Bartynski 2 yd. run (Houle kick)2nd BU Rocco Forgione 15 yd. pass from Miller (pass failed)3rd BU Darryl Williams 27 yd. pass from Miller (pass failed)4th SVU Damion Bridges 1 yd. run (Brian Dolph pass)4th BU Tierell Johnson 26 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick)4th BU Lelko 24 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick) RUSHING: SVU: Damion Bridges 17-48; Keath Bartynski 7-19; Matt LaFleur 17-13; Brad Labadie 4-11; Ruvell Martin 1-1. BU: Marques Glaze 22-186; Arrastene Henry 10-57; Eric Miller 4-15; Doug Werner 2-7; Jamison McLaughlin 1-(-8).

PASSING: SVU: Matt LaFleur 48-29-0-357; Scott Feldmann 2-0-1-0; Jeff Griffis 1-1-0-10. BU: Eric Miller 27-16-0-316.

RECEIVING: SVU: Ruvell Martin 9-113; Brian Dolph 7-105; Matt Hoskins 4-46; Damion Bridges 4-37; Travis McAlpine 3-48; Keath Bartynski 2-9; Sean Deegan 1-9. BU: Mike Lelko 7-120; Tierell Johnson 6-148; Darryl Williams 1-27; Rocco Forgione 1-15; Marques Glaze 1-6.




Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA Quarterfinal - November 25, 2000 Bloomsburg 38, Northwood 14BLOOMSBURG—Quarterback Eric Miller threw four touchdown passes and Mike Lelko caught 10 passes for 160 yards and three scores, leading Bloomsburg to a 38-14 win over Northwood (MI) in an NCAA Division II quarterfinal game. Bloomsburg got a 41-yard opening kickoff return from Bryant Stone, giving the Huskies the ball at their own 44-yard line. The Huskies then marched 56 yards in 13 plays with Marques Glaze going in from one yard out to give the home team a 7-0 lead. The Timberwolves answered with a 49-yard kickoff return from Pernell Jackson giving Northwood the ball at the Bloomsburg 49-yard line to start their first drive. Six plays later, Bryant Lawrence scored on a one-yard run knotting the game at 7-7. Bloomsburg quickly regained the lead on its next possession, moving 62 yards in six plays with Lelko catching a 21- yard pass from Miller making it 14-7. After the Huskies forced a punt on the Timberwolves’ next possession, Bloomsburg increased its lead to 21-7 when Lelko caught an 11-yard pass from Miller. After a Northwood interception in the endzone stopped a scoring drive, the Huskies moved 80 yards in eight plays with Lelko catching an eight-yard pass from Miller, giving Bloomsburg a 28-7 lead with 6:52 to play in the half. After a Northwood punt, the Huskies moved down field and got a career-long 36-yard field goal from Chris Thompson sending the Huskies to the locker room with a 31-7 lead. In the fourth, a 99-yard touchdown run brought Northwood to within 17, at 31-14. Bloomsburg’s final score came when Tierell Johnson caught a 10-yard scoring pass from Miller.

1 2 3 4 FNorthwood 7 0 0 7 14HUSKIES 14 17 0 7 38

1st BU Marques Glaze 1 yd. run (Chris Thompson kick)1st NU Bryant Lawrence 1 yd. run (Shaun Sjulstad kick) 1st BU Mike Lelko 21 yd. pass from Eric Miller (Thompson kick)2nd BU Lelko 11 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick)2nd BU Lelko 8 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick)2nd BU Thompson 36 yd. field goal4th NU Chad Coons 99 yd. run (Sjulstad kick)4th BU Tierell Johnson 10 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick)

RUSHING: NU: Chad Coons 1-99; Bryant Lawrence 7-42;Glenie Cross 7-38; Jason Martin 13-14; Scott Debbs 4-5; Pernell Jackson 3-4; George Cannon 1-2. BU: Marques Glaze 26-100; Arrastene Henry 13-62; Doug Werner 4-22; Solomon Melson 2-18; Jamison McLaughlin 3-;, Eric Miller 3-4; Tierell Johnson 1-(-1).

PASSING: NU: Jason Martin 21-8-2-125; Scott Debbs 4-1-1-1. BU: Eric Miller 35-23-0-274

RECEIVING: NU: Jason Abbate 4-29; Ron Hunter 2-52; George Cannon 2-19; Scott Debbs 1-26. BU: Mike Lelko 10-160; Tierell Johnson 8-90; Rocco Forgione 2-15; Marques Glaze 2-5; Allen Lechthaler 1-4.


Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA Semifinal - December 2, 2000 Bloomsburg 58, UC Davis 48DAVIS, CA—Bloomsburg scored 29 unanswered points in the fourth period to rally past UC Davis, 58-48, in an NCAA Division II semifinal playoff game. The Huskies trailed 48-29 entering the final period of the game. In the fourth period, Bloomsburg outgained the Aggies 176 to 63 in total offense while producing touchdowns on four of its final five drives, the fifth coming as the Huskies ran out the clock. Trailing 48-29, Bloomsburg pulled to within 48-36 when Eric Miller connected with Mike Lelko on a one-yard pass with 12:38 to play. After forcing an Aggie punt, Bloomsburg marched 65 yards in eight plays with Darryl Williams taking a handoff and going 18 yards for the touchdown. Chris Thompson’s extra point brought the Huskies’ to within 48-43. Bloomsburg’s defense forced a punt with the Huskies taking over at their own 37-yard line. Five plays later Miller hit Johnson with a 15-yard scoring pass. Going for two, Miller hit Lelko with a diving pass in the corner of the endzone giving Bloomsburg a 51-48 lead. The Huskies defense then came up with a fumble recovery by Brian Sims giving Bloomsburg the ball deep in Aggie territory. Marques Glaze then ran 19 yards for a score, giving Bloomsburg a 58-48 lead with 1:50 to play. UC Davis had one last gasp, but, after driving to the Bloomsburg 19-yard line, O’Sullivan was intercepted for the third time in the game, with Luke Murray making the play. Bloomsburg then gained a first down and ran out the clock to cap the most improbable win in school history.

1 2 3 4 FHUSKIES 13 9 7 29 58UC Davis 14 21 13 0 48

1st UCD Brown 4 yd. run (Friend kick)1st BU Arrastene Henry 12 yd. run (Thompston kick) 1st UCD Enos 3 yd. run (Friend kick)1st BU Mike Lelko 20 yd pass from Miller (kick blocked)2nd UCD Smith 7 yd. pass from O’Sullivan (Friend kick)2nd BU Chris Thompson 24 yd. field goal2nd UCD Gallagher 1 yd. run (Friend kick)2nd BU Darryl Williams 75 yd. pass from Miller (kick failed)2nd UCD Oliva 4 yd. pass from O’Sullivan (Friend kick)3rd BU Tierrel Johnson 12 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick)3rd UCD Brown 1 yd. run (Friend kick)3rd UCD Pattterson 67 yd. fumble return (Friend kick)4th BU Mike Lelko 1 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick)4th BU Darryl Williams 18 yd. run (Thompson kick)4th BU Tierrel Johnson 15 yd. pass from Miller (Lelko 2pt pass)4th BU Marques Glaze 19 yd. run (Thompson kick)

RUSHING: UCD: O’Sullivan 11-79; Brown 22-77; Enos 1-12; Gallagher 1-1. BU: M. Glaze 31-184; D. Williams 2-62; A. Henry 9-26; T. Berry 1-13; J. McLaughlin 2-5; Team 2- (-4); E Miller 1- (-16).

PASSING: UCD: J.T. O’Sullivan 36-22-3-285. BU: Eric Miller 43-23-2-385

RECEIVING: UCD: Enos 8-141; Oliva 5-70; Ojo 4-34; Brown 3-27; Smith 2-13. BU: T. Johnson 8-123; M. Lelko 6-56; R. Forgione 3-24; D. Williams 2-89; M. Glaze 2-67; B. Sullivan 2-26/




Bloomsburg Football Playoff HistoryNCAA Division II Championship Game - December 9, 2000 Delta State 63, Bloomsburg 34FLORENCE, AL—“The bubble burst today.” The words of Blooms-burg coach Danny Hale summed up the Huskies day at the NCAA Division II title game in Florence, AL. That’s where the Huskies lost to the Statesmen of Delta State, 63-34. The day started well enough for the Huskies who took the opening kickoff and moved Bloomsburg 66 yards in six plays with Eric Miller connecting with Mike Lelko for an eight-yard scoring pass. Lelko’s touchdown catch was his eighth of the post-season, a new NCAA Division II record. Delta State responded on its first drive with a quick scoring drive of its own. Quarterback Josh Bright scored on a 35-yard run up the middle of the line. The extra point, though, was missed leaving Bloomsburg with a 7-6 lead. Delta State used some trickery, recovering an on-side kick at the Statesmen’s own 46 on the ensuing kickoff. Bright then directed an-other scoring drive going in from seven yards out with 5:04 to play in the first. Bright then completed a two-point conversion making it a 14-7 lead for Delta State. The Huskies responded with a long scoring drive on its next pos-session. Moving 74 yards in just seven plays. Miller hit with a two-yard scoring pass and with the extra-point, tied the game at 14-14. Delta State then scored on its next three possessions to take a 35-14 lead into the locker room at halftime. In the second half, the Huskies opened with a touchdown to close to within, 35-21. However, the Statesmen scored on four consecu-tive possessions while limiting the Huskies to just one score to take a 63-28 lead. Bloomsburg’s final score came when Arrastene Henry scored from five yards out with 3:32 to play in the game. But, as was the case the entire game, the extra point was blocked making the final, 63-34. Miller set NCAA Division II tournament records for most passing yards (1,237) breaking the mark of Chris Crawford of Portland State in 1988 (1,226). Miller’s three touchdown passes also increased his tournament record to 17. Lelko also set two NCAA tournament records (since broken) after making 10 catches for 87 yards on the afternoon. Lelko finished the tournament with 33 receptions (breaking the mark of 29) and nine touchdowns (breaking the mark of seven).

1 2 3 4 FDelta State 14 21 14 14 63HUSKIES 14 0 14 6 34

1st BU Mike Lelko 7 yd. pass from Eric Miller (Thompson kick)1st DSU Josh Bright 35 yd. run (kick failed)1st DSU Bright 7 yd. run (James Grubb pass from Bright)1st BU Lelko 2 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick)2nd DSU Tanny Flowers 1 yd. run (Billy Dorgan kick)2nd DSU Rico McDonald 1 yd. run (Dorgan kick)2nd DSU Jason Franklin 9 yd. run (Dorgan kick)3rd BU Miller 1 yd. run (Thompson kick)3rd DSU DeForest Hart 2 yd. run (Dorgan kick)3rd BU Darryl Williams 16 yd. pass Miller (Thompson kick)3rd DSU Bright 25 yd. run (Dorgan kick)4th DSU Flowers 7 yd. run (Dorgan kick)4th DSU Gary Smith 18 yd. run (Dorgan kick)4th BU Arrastene Henry 5 yd. run (kick failed) RUSHING: DSU: Josh Bright 22-175; Rico McDonald 19-86; DeForest Hart 8-84; Tanny Flowers 6-59; Trevan Dixon 1-43; Mario Purifoy 3-26; Jeff Smith 2-9; Jason Franklin 2-7; Gary Smith 5-0; Team 1-(-2). BU: Arrastene Henry 9-91; Marques Glaze 12-43; Eric Miller 6- (-1).

PASSING: DSU: Josh Bright 11-6-0-80; Jeff Smith 4-3-1-45.BU: Eric Miller 39-23-0-261.

RECIEVING: DSU: Jody Jennings 5-66; Jason Franklin 2-35; Rico McDonald 1-15; James Grubbs 1-9. BU: Mike Lelko 10-87; Tierell Johnson 5-101; Marques Glaze 2-3; Darryl Williams 2-35; Brian Sullivan 2-26; Allen Lechtahler 1-11.


HUSKIES IN THE NFL

Jahri Evans On April 30, 2006 the New Orleans Saints selected Bloomsburg offensive tackle Jahri Evans (left) in the fourth round (108th overall) in the NFL draft. Evans was the first Bloomsburg player to be drafted since 1992, when Eric Jonassen was selected in the fifth round by the San Diego Chargers. Evans is a key figure in an offensive line that has ranked among the NFL’s best units since 2006 and surrendered the fewest sacks in the league over the last three years. An immediate starter since being drafted in the fourth round in 2006, Evans has gone from being a little-known rookie to an established veteran now considered one of the NFL’s top right guards. Evans has started all 96 games of his NFL career which is the most for a Saints offensive lineman to begin his career and the second-most by a Saint overall. His games started streak is tied for fifth among active NFL guards. In the summer of 2010, Evans signed a seven-year, $56 million contract. He was a 2011, 2010 and 2009 Pro Bowl-starter, a three-time Associated Press All-Pro, Pro Football Weekly/Pro Football Writers of America Association All-NFL, and two-time The Sporting News All-Pro. In 2011 he was named as one of the 100 Greatest Players in the NFL, ranking 34th. In 2006, he was recognized as Pro Football Weekly/PFWAAll-Rookie and Dallas Morning News All-Rookie. Evans was a two-time All-American. In 2005, he helped lead the Huskies to an undefeated regular season and a PSAC East title.

Eric Jonassen In 1992, tackle Eric Jonassen was selected in the fifth round by the San Diego Chargers. Jonassen played two years for the Chargers. In 1993, Jonassen played in all 16 games and started in two for the Chargers. His career ended after the 1993 season. At Bloomsburg, Jonassen was an All-American tackle.

Mike Morucci Running back Mike Morucci was taken in the seventh round of the 1980 draft by the New Orleans Saints; however, his NFL ca-reer was cut short by injury. At Bloomsburg, he graduated as the Huskies and the PSAC all-time leading rusher. His Bloomsburg records stood until 1997 when they was broken by tailback Irv Sigler.

Bob Tucker Bob Tucker was not drafted but joined the Giants as a rookie in 1970. He put together a solid 11-year career as a tight end. Tucker had 422 receptions for 5,421 yards and scored 27 touchdowns. In 1971, his 59 receptions ranked second in the league. At Bloomsburg, Tucker was an All-Pennsylvania Conference selection three times. He graduated with nine school receiving records and ranks fourth all-time at BU with 131 receptions.

Bob Warner Running back Bob Warner was selected in the 13th round of the 1972 NFL draft by the Denver Broncos.

Elmer Kreisser Kreisser became the first Bloomsburg player to be drafted in the NFL

when he was taken in the 27th round by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Tom Donan Donan was the first Bloomsburg player to sign a pro contract when

he inked with the Steelers in 1949. Injuries forced him to retire while in camp.

Frank Luchnick Luchnick was the second Bloomsburg player to sign a pro contract.

He signed with the Steelers and was invited to camp in 1949.

Former Bloomsburg Players in the NFLYear Round Pick Name Pos. Team 2006 4 108 Jahri Evans LT Saints1992 5 140 Eric Jonassen OL Chargers1980 7 177 Mike Morucci RB Saints1972 13 317 Bob Warner RB Broncos1970 Not Drafted Bob Tucker TE Giants1950 27 346 Elmer Kreisser E Steelers1949 -- -- Tom Donan G Steelers1949 -- -- Frank Luchnick T Steelers

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