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FOOTBALL • GAME 10

NOV. 7, 2005307 CONVOCATION CENTER

YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN 48197PHONE: 734.487.0317FAX: 734.485.3840

FOOTBALL CONTACT: JIM STREETER

E-MAIL: [email protected]

WEBSITE: WWW.EMICH.EDU/GOEAGLES

2005 EAGLES FOOTBALL (3-6, 2-4 MAC)

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALLNov. 12, 2005 •

Ball State (3-6; 3-3 MAC) at EMU (3-6; 2-4 MAC)Rynearson Stadium, Ypsilanti, Michigan

EASTERN GAMEDAY

All 2005 EMU football games will be broadcast live onWEMU-FM (89.1) in Ypsilanti, Mich. and on WDTW (1310AM) in Detroit. Matt Shepard will handle the play-by-playduties with Rob Rubick serving as the analyst. Jeff Fultonis the engineer and the man on statistics while BrianNemerovski will be the spotter. Shepard is in his thirdconsecutive season with the broadast crew after servingas play-by-play man in 1999. Rubick is in his seventh year.The broadcast will also be carried on the Internet at http://www.wemu.org

GAME 10 STORYLINES

1. ANOTHER TELEVISION APPEARANCE: The BSU at EMU game, Nov. 5, isslated to be televised on Comcast Local. The Eagles have seven television ap-pearances in 2005.

2. SENIOR DAY: Saturday’s (Nov. 5) Mid-American Conference West Divisionmatchup with Ball State will be Senior Day for the Eastern Michigan Universityfootball team. The Eagles have a large contingent of 15 seniors making their finalhome appearances in Rynearson Stadium. A complete list of the seniors is onpage six of this release.

3. LOOKING FOR THREE IN A ROW: Ball State leads the series with EMU, 24-20-2, but the Eagles have won the last two straight. In 2004, Eastern traveled toMuncie, Ind. an d captured a 31-24 victory (Oct. 9). EMU also won the 2003contest here in Rynearson by a 38-14 count (Nov. 15).

4. DESLAURIERS CLOSING IN: EMU junior wide receiver Eric Deslauriers(Gatineau, Quebec, Canada) is closing in on the EMU career record for touch-down passes. His 19 career touchdown passes is one short of Kevin Walter’s(1999-02) 20. Walter is currently playing for the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals.

MATCHUP AT A GLANCE

Stadium.......................... Rynearson Stadium (30,200-1969) - Ypsilanti, Mich.Surface .............................................................................. FieldTurf (2005)Kickoff Time ................................................................................... 6 p.m.EMU Radio .............................................. WEMU (89.1 FM); WDTW (1310 AM)Television ........................................................................... Comcast LocalSeries Record .............................................................. BSU leads, 24-20-2

2005 EMU Football ScheduleSCHEDULE/RESULTS(3-6; 2-4 MAC)

Sept. 10 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE

Sept. 1 .................... at Cincinnati

Sept. 17 ................... at Michigan

Sept. 24 ..... at Central Michigan*

Oct. 1 .................KENT STATE*

Oct. 8 ......................... at Toledo*

Oct. 15 ......... at Northern Illinois*

Oct. 22 ........................ MIAMI*

Nov. 5 ... WESTERN MICHIGAN*

Nov. 12 ............... BALL STATE*

Nov. 19 ..................... at Buffalo*

L, 26-28

W, 31-10

W, 23-20 OT(Comcast Local)

W, 27-20Homecoming

L, 3-30

L, 8--24(Comcast Local); Comcast Chicago)

L, 36-44at Ford Field (Comcast Local)

6 p.m. Senior Day (Comcast Local)

1:30 p.m.

* Mid-American Conference GameHome Games in BOLD CAPS

L, 0-55(ESPNU/ESPN Plus)

L, 23-24Band Night (Comcast Local)

EASTERN MICHIGAN ................... VS. ................................. BALL STATEYpsilanti, Mich. ............................ LOCATION ................................. Muncie, Ind.24,500 ...................................... ENROLLMENT ....................................... 18,043Mid-American (West) ................... CONFERENCE ....................Mid-American (West)Rynearson Stad. (30,200-FieldTurf .. STADIUM .... Ball State Stad. (22,500-Natural)Jeff Genyk (BGSU, '82) ................ HEAD COACH ......... Brady Hoke (Ball State,'82)2nd Season ............................ YEARS AT SCHOOL ............................. 3rd Season7-13 (2nd Season) .................. RECORD AT SCHOOL .......................................9-237-13 (2nd Season) ................... OVERALL RECORD...................................... Same4-7 ........................................... 2004 RECORD ........................................... 2-94-4 (4th MAC West) ............ 2004 CONFERENCE RECORD ............ 2-6 (6th MAC West)12/10 ...............................STARTERS RETURNING/LOST .................................. 15/734/17 .............................. LETTERMEN RETURNING/LOST ............................... 40/18

2005 FOOTBALL SCHEDULEDay Date Opponent TimeThursday Sept. 1 at Cincinnati L, 26-28Saturday Sept. 10 LOUISIANA at LAFAYETTE W, 31-10Saturday Sept. 17 at Michigan (ESPN Plus; ESPNU-TV) L, 0-55Saturday Sept. 24 at Central Michigan* (Comcast Local TV) (OT) W, 23-20Saturday Oct. 1 KENT STATE* (HOMECOMING) W, 27-20Saturday Oct. 8 at Toledo* L, 3-30Saturday Oct. 15 at Northern Illinois* (Comcast Local TV; CSN Chicago TV) L, 8-24Saturday Oct. 22 MIAMI* (BAND NIGHT) (Comcast Local TV) L, 23-24Saturday Nov. 5 WESTERN MICHIGAN* (Ford Field) (Comcast Local TV) L, 36-44

Saturday Nov. 12 BALL STATE* (Comcast Local TV) 6 p.m.Saturday Nov. 19 at Buffalo* 1:30 p.m.*Mid-American Conference game; All times are EDT and subject to change

Sports Information StaffDirector ......................... Jim StreeterOffice Phone .............. 734.487.0317Home Phone ............. 734.485.3221Assistant Director ........ Greg SteinerSID Graduate Asst. .... Mekye PhelpsSID Graduate Asst. ....... Dan Murphy

Athletics StaffInterim Athletics Director Bob EnglandAssociate A.D. ............... Steve WatsonAssociate A.D. ................. Mike MalachInt. Assoc. A.D.- SWA .... Suzy MerchantAsst. A.D.-Market./Prom. ................TBADir. of Compliance/Cert.......................... Melody Reifel Werner

Ticket Manager .....................Ron ReidFaculty Athletics Rep. .Howard BunsisInt. A.D. for Academics ...... Erin BurdisFacilities Supervisor ......... Dave KellerEquipment Manager .. Darrell HallbergHead Athletic Trainer ...Steve NordwallAssociate Trainer ............ Bill TuscanyStaff Athletic TrainersMelissa Pohorence, Masayasu TakaiwaHead Strength & Cond. . Dave LawsonAsst. Strength & Cond. . Mike SzerszenAth. Acct. Specialist .... Bobbie BowlingFootball Secretary ........ Maria FarrugiaAth. Dept. Secretaries ... Carol Carrico

Lori Grohowski

EMU 2005 Fall Training CampImportant Dates

Thurs., Aug. 4 Players check inSat., Aug. 6 Photo/Media Day 2 p.m.Wed., Aug. 10 Practice 9:30 a.m.-

Full padsThurs., Aug. 11 Practice 8 a.m.-Full padsFri., Aug. 12 Practice 10 a.m.-Full padsThurs., Aug. 16 Full Scrimmage - 7 p.m.Wed., Aug. 24 Green/White Scrimmage-

noon

Key Football Phone NumbersH.C. Jeff Genyk .... 734.487.2160 (O)Rynearson Stadium Press BoxNumbers: ....... 734.481.0014 (0072)

Eastern Michigan University 2005 Football Coaching StaffHead Coach: ............. Jeff Genyk (Bowling Green,'82); Second season (7-13)Assistant Coaches:Howard Feggins ....... North Carolina, '87 ....... 2nd Year-Off. Coor./Wide receiversDick Flynn ................. Michigan State, ‘65 ....... 2nd Year-Tight endsScott Isphording ....... Hanover College, '94 .... 2nd Year-QuarterbacksRobert Lee ................ IUPUI, '90 ...................... 2nd Year-Defensive lineMatt MacPherson ...... DePauw, '99 ................. 2nd Year-Defensive safetiesJoe Palka .................. Eastern Michigan, '87 ... 2nd Year-Defensive cornersJay Peterson ............. Miami, '85 ...................... 2nd Year-Def. Coor./linebackersChris Symington ....... Colorado, '88 ................ 2nd Year-Offensive lineScott Weaver ............. Illinois, '96 ..................... 2nd Year-Running backsGraduate Assistant CoachSteven Mapes ........... Adrian, '04 ..................... 1st YearGraduate Assistant CoachJarvis Adams ............ Northwestern, ‘04 ......... 2nd YearVideo CoordinatorAdam Tubaro ............ Adrian, '05 ..................... 1st Year

EMU Quick FactsPresident ....... Dr. John A. Fallon, IIIFounded ........ 1849Enrollment ..... 25,000Nickname ...... EaglesColors ............ Dark Green (349) & WhiteStadium ......... Rynearson Stadium (1969)Capacity 30,200-1969

FieldTurf (2005)

EMU Board of RegentsKaren Q. Valvo ............................ ChairThomas W. Sidlik ............... Vice ChairJoseph E. AntoniniJan. A. BrandonFloyd ClackPhilip A. IncarnatiSharon J. RothwellRoy E. Wilbanks

WEB: www.emich.edu/goeagles

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EAGLES RALLY BUT FALL TO BRONCOS, 44-36DETROIT, Mich.--The Eastern Michigan University football teamcame back from a huge deficit only to see its valiant effort fallshort in a 44-36 Mid-American Conference loss here Saturdayafternoon in a game played at Ford Field, home of the DetroitLions.

EMU was the home team for this second annual CollegiateClash and it had all the makings of an instant classic: great indi-vidual plays, plenty of offensive fireworks, a great comeback,and an enthusiastic crowd.

Both teams scored on their first offensive possessions of thegame and the game remained close through the early stages.

Trailing by a 20-17 count in the late stages of the second quar-ter, the Eagles were poised to take the lead but a WMU intercep-tion on the EMU four-yard line ended up with the Broncos addinga field goal with just 00:08 left for a 23-17 halftime advantage.

Western opened the third quarter with two touchdowns for a37-17 lead before Eastern began one of its patented comebacks.

Senior quarterback Matt Bohnet (Grand Ledge, Mich.-GrandLedge) connected with wide receiver Chris Graham (Detroit,Mich.-Cody) for a nine-yard score to cut it to 37-24.

EMU continued the rally with an eight-yard touchdown run byAnthony Sherrell (Roseville, Mich.-Orchard Lake St. Mary’s)and a 27-yard pass from Bohnet to Travis Lewis (Kalamazoo,Mich.-Loy Norrix), cutting the WMU lead to 37-36 with just 6:39left in the game.

EMU placekicker Andrew Wellock (North Canton, Ohio-Green), who booted the first three PAT’s along with a 45-yard field goal,had his fourth PAT blocked, and EMU Head Coach Jeff Genykdecided to go for a two-point conversion to gain the lead afterpulling within the one point, 37-36. The pass for two did not suc-ceed and Western then went on to score another touchdown forthe win.

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 TOTWestern Michigan 13 10 14 7 44Eastern Michigan 7 10 7 12 36

RUSHING: Eastern Michigan: SHERRELL, Anthony 9-36-1; DREW,Nelson 1-2; BOHNET, Matt 6-2; BENNETT, A.J. 1-(-4); Western Michi-gan: RILEY, Trovon 26-151-1; BONDS, Marek 6-29-1; JENNINGS, Greg1-11; HILLER, Tim 8-(-2)PASSING: Eastern Michigan: BOHNET, Matt 57-39-1-398-4; West-ern Michigan: HILLER, Tim 31-23-0-243-4RECEIVING: Eastern Michigan: DESLAURIERS, Eric 14-166-1;BENNETT, A.J. 13-122-0; LEWIS, Travis 5-55-1; GRAHAM, Chris 2-34-2;DREW, Nelson 2-8; BRACEY, Duan 1-7; BOHNET, Ken 1-4; BONNER, John1-2; Western Michigan: JENNINGS, Gren 9-103; SCHEFFLER, Tony 6-41-2; CHAPPLE, Joe 4-75-1; LEDBETTER, Brandon 2-13-1; QUIVEY, Seth1-12; RILEY, Trovon 1-(-1)EMU TACKLES FOR LOSS: 6-23: JONES, Jason 2-8; HOWE, Kevin 1-9; HUNT, Josh 1-3; GAGNON-GORDILLO, Olivier 1-2; WYATT, Jacob 1-1

GAME 9WMU vs. EMU

Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005,Ford Field - Detroit, Michigan

1 p.m. - Comcast LocalAttendance: 11,191

EMU SACKS: 2-14: HOWE, Kevin 1-9; JONES, Jason 1-5; LISEK, Matt 1-1EMU TACKLES: WOODRUFF, Rontrell 8-3; PARKER, Corey 8-3;RICHARDSON, Michael 4-5; MATTHEWS, Darren 5-3; HOLTZCLAW, Daniel3-5; JONES, Jason 4-3; BRACEY, Duan 1-4; HOWE, Kevin 3-1; LEWIS,Steve 2-2; WYATT, Jacob 2-1; GAGNON-GORDILLO, Olivier 1-2; SMITH,Blake 2-0; HUNT, Josh 1-0; LISEK, Matt 1-0; FORD, Courtney 1-0; PERRY,Jereme 1-0

WMU vs. EMU - SCORING SUMMARYFIRST QUARTER

10:28 EMU Eric Deslauriers 6-yard pass from Matt Bohnet;Andrew Wellock PAT

6:19 WMU Tony Scheffler 14-yard pass from Tim Hiller;Nate Meyer PAT

2:37 WMU Joe Chapple 43-yard pass from Tim Hiller; Meyer PATSECOND QUARTER

13:18 EMU Chris Graham 25-yard pass from Matt Bohnet;Andrew Wellock PAT

11:00 WMU Tony Scheffler 2-yard pass from Tim Hiller; Meyer PAT8:53 EMU Andrew Wellock 45-yard field goal

00:08 WMU Nate Meyer 44-yard field goalTHIRD QUARTER

9:39 WMU Trovon Riley 1-yard run; Nate Meyer PAT7:41 WMU Brandon Ledbetter 9-yard pass from Tim Hiller;

Nate Meyer PAT5:34 EMU Chris Graham 9-yard pass from Matt Bohnet;

Andrew Wellock PATFOURTH QUARTER

9:04 EMU Anthony Sherrell 8-yard run; Wellock PAT blocked6:39 EMU Travis Lewis 27-yard pass from Matt Bohnet;

Matt Bohnet pass failed00:33 WMU Mark Bonds 1-yard run; Nate Meyer PAT

TEAM STATISTICS WMU EMUScoring 36 44First Downs 28 24Rushing 11 3Passing 14 20Penalty 3 1Rushing Plays 41 17Yards Gained 216 57Yards Lost 27 21Net Yards Gained Rushing 189 36Passes Attempted 31 58Passes Completed 23 39Passes Had Intercepted 0 1Passing Yards 243 398Total Offensive Plays 72 75Total Offensive Yards 432 434Avg. Yds. Per Play 6.0 5.8Punt Ret.: No./Yds/Avg. 1-17/17.0 1-1/1.0Kickoff Ret.: No./Yds/Avg. 3-66/22.0 3-72/24.0Interceptions/Yards 1-38 0-0Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1Penalties-Yards 6-45 6-59Punting 2-66/33.0 1-50/50.0Possession Time-Avg. 30:59 29:01Third Down Conversions 8-12 8-15Third Down Conversion % 66.7% 53.3%Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 3-5Fourth Down Conversion % 1.000 .600Sacks By 2-17 3-14


SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 2005 - 1 P.M.GAME 10 - RYNEARSON STADIUM

YPSILANTI, MICH.- SENIOR DAY

BSU ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

765.285.8242Associate A.D./Football Contact: Joe HernandezHome Phone: 765.289.7919E-mail: [email protected] Communications Fax: 765.285.8929Mailing Address: HP 120, Muncie IN 47306-0929

W W W.B A L L S T A T E S P O R T S.C O M

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Brady Hoke (Ball State, `82)Record at BSU: 9-23 (Third season)Career Record: sameAssistant Coaches (Alma Mater) - Responsibility

Ted Huber (Ball State, `67) - Asst. HC/G’s/CEd Stults (Bluffton, `80) - Off. Coord./OT/TEMark Smith (Purdue, `79) - Def. Coord./LBPhil Burnett (Northern Illinois, `88) - DLEddie Faulkner (Wisconsin., `00) - RBJeff Heckinski (Western Illinois, `97) - WREric Lewis (San Diego St., `98) - SecondaryDennis Moynihan (Connecticut, `93) - LBStan Perrish (Heidelberg, `69) - QB

Football Office Phone: 765.285.8251

2004 Overall Record: 2-92004 Conference Record (Finish): 2-6 (6thWest)2004 Final Ranking: None2004 Bowl Appearance: NoneOffensive System: MultipleDefensive System: 4-3Lettermen Returning: 40(15 offense, 23 defense, 2 specialty)Lettermen Lost: 18(9 offense, 7 defense, 2 specialty)Starters Returning: 15(6 offense, 9 defense, 2 specialty)Starters Lost: 7(5 offense, 2 defense)Returning Offensive Starters: OG Mike Brown,WR Bryan Williamson, OT Justin Schneider,FB Brad Salyer, OT Bryan Smith, QB Joey LynchReturning Defensive Starters: DE Blair Kramer,LB Donta Smith, DE Riley Larimore, CB RandellMeans, DE Temidayo Macarthy, CB Ryan Patrick,LB Wendell Brown, Erik Keys, LB Jason Sieman

- THE SERIES (BSU LEADS 24-20-2) -At Ypsilanti: Ball State leads 12-11At Muncie: Ball State leads 12-9-2Current streak: EMU - 2

Most EMU points: 60 in 1970Most Ball State points: 52 in 1976Combined points: 75 in 1995

Biggest EMU win: 60 in 1976Biggest Ball State win: 49 in 1976Total points: EMU 793, Ball State 915

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TDCharles Wynn 47 247 5.3 3

Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TDBryan Williamson 21 168 8.0 2

Passing Att. Comp. Pct. Yds. TD Int.Joey Lynch 169 108 63.9 1,126 9 2

Tackles TT UT AT Int. Sacks TFL-Yds.Jason Sieman 68 29 39 0 2 6-19Wendell Brown 62 30 32 0 1 7-11 Head Coach

Brady HokeSenior QBJoey Lynch

Senior SSErik Keys

10-9-2004 at BSU* W, 31-2411-15-2003 BSU* W, 38-1410-19-2002 at BSU* L, 17-4210-13-2001 BSU*# L, 14-3510-14-2000 at BSU* L, 14-3311-6-1999 BSU* W, 31-219-12-1998 at BSU* W, 13-710-11-1997 BSU* W, 38-3211-2-1996 BSU* L. 25-3910-21-1995 at BSU* W, 40-3510-29-1994 at BSU* W, 41-2010-30-1993 BSU* L, 13-1810-10-1992 at BSU* L, 7-31

10-12-1991 BSU* L, 8-1011-10-1990 BSU* L, 13-2011-11-1989 at BSU* L, 17-2310-15-1988 at BSU* W, 16-1210-17-1987 BSU* W, 35-2811-1-1986 BSU* W, 14-711-2-1985 at BSU* W, 27-2410-27-1984 BSU* L, 10-1710-29-1983 at BSU* L, 20-3310-30-1982 BSU* L, 7-1610-31-1981 at BSU* L, 13-3510-18-1980 BSU* L, 0-2611-3-1979 at BSU* L, 10-28

10-28-1978 BSU* L, 0-2111-19-1977 at BSU* L, 21-4511-20-1976 BSU* L, 3-529-6-1975 at BSU L, 14-2410-26-1974 BSU W, 17-99-8-1973 BSU W, 17-1411-14-1970 BSU W, 60-011-15-1969 at BSU L, 22-3110-12-1968 at BSU W, 43-79-21-1963 at BSU L, 6-229-21-1962 BSU L, 0-149-23-1961 at BSU T, 0-09-27-1952 BSU W, 26-14

10-21-1950 at BSU W, 13-010-15-1949 BSU L, 2-3310-16-1948 at BSU L, 14-2311-7-1947 BSU W, 14-711-9-1946 at BSU T, 7-79-25-1937 at BSU W, 13-69-26-1936 BSU W, 6-0

*-Mid-American Conference Game#-Homecoming

BALL BALL STATE CARDINALSLocation: Muncie, Ind.Founded: 1918Enrollment: 18,043President: Dr. Jo Ann GoraAthletic Director: Bubba CunninghamConference: Mid-American (West Division)Nickname: CardinalsColors: Cardinal and White

2005 BSUSCHEDULESept. 3 at Iowa L, 0-56Sept.10 BGSU* L, 31-40Sept.17 at Auburn L, 3-63Oct. 1 at Boston Coll. L, 0-38Oct. 8 at WMU* (5OT) W,60-57Oct. 15 TOLEDO* L, 14-34Oct. 22 at Ohio* L, 21-38Oct. 29 at Nor. Ill.* W,31-17Nov. 5 AKRON* W,23-17Nov. 12 at Eastern MichiganNov. 19 vs Central Michigan

2004 BSURESULTS (2-9; 2-6 MAC)BOSTON COLL L, 11-19at Purdue L, 7-59at Missouri L, 0-48WEST. MICH.* W, 41-14at Toledo* L, 14-52EASTERN MICH.* L, 24-31at Bowling Green* L, 13-51at Akron* L, 23-35NORTHERN ILLINOIS* L, 31-38UCF W, 21-17at Central Michigan* L, 40-41

TEAM / PLAYER INFORMATION


GAME 6EMU at Ball State

Saturday,Oct. 9, 2004

Ball State StadiumMuncie, Ind.

2:30 p.m.Attendance: 14,612

EMU BREAKS ROAD LOSING STREAKMUNCIE, Ind.- -The Eastern Michigan University football team broke a 26-

game road losing streak with a 31-24 Mid-American Conference road win hereSaturday, Oct. 9 against Ball State University, spoiling the Cardinals’ homecoming.

The previous road win for the Eagles was a 20-13 victory at Toledo, Oct. 23,1999.

The win boosts the Eagles to 2-4 overall, but more importantly gives theGreen and White a 2-1 MAC record heading into a Saturday, Oct. 16, league tiltat Western Michigan.

This time around it was a case of a strong offensive showing and some late-game defensive heroics for Eastern to halt the losing streak.

Junior quarterback Matt Bohnet (Grand Ledge, Mich.-Grand Ledge)turned in a solid all-around game, completing 30-of-46 passes for 390 yards andtwo touchdowns and rushing seven times for 36 yards. The 426 yards in totaloffense is the fifth-best single-game output in EMU history while his 390 passingyards is tied for eighth.

Redshirt sophomore wide receiver Eric Deslauriers (Gatineau, Quebec,Canada-Lennoxville College Prep) hauled in 10 Bohnet passes for 209 yardsand two touchdowns. He became just the third player in EMU history to turn inmore than 200-yards receiving, with his 209 yards the third-best effort in schoolhistory.

Head Coach Jeff Genyk’s Eagles took an early 7-0 lead at the 10:26 markof the first quarter on a 10-yard run by A.J. Bennett (Delray Beach, Fla.-Atlantic Community) with Andrew Wellock (North Canton, Ohio-Green)adding the PAT, his first of four on the day.

After BSU kicked a 26-yard field goal the Eagles went up 14-3 on a 38-yardpass from Bohnet to Deslauriers and Ball State answered with a touchdown to cutEastern’s lead to 14-10 at intermission.

Ball State struck first in the third quarter on a one-yard run to take a 17-14lead but the Eagles fought right back to go up 21-17 with 8:50 left in the thirdquarter when Deslauriers grabbed an 18-yard Bohnet touchdown pass.

BSU regained the lead at 24-21 with 5:41 left in the third on a touchdownpass, and once again the Eagles were equal to the challenge, tying the game at 24-all on a 32-yard Wellock field goal with 6:16 left in the third quarter.

The EMU defense came up with one of its two final stands on the next BallState possession, forcing the Cardinals into a punting situation from their own 15-yard line with 4:12 remaining in the game. The big play in that stand was a 12-yard sack by senior linebacker Kevin Harrison (Belleville, Mich.-Belleville).

Bohnet then directed a five-play, 55-yard drive as Sherrell busted throughthe middle of the Ball State defensive for a 26-yard run, giving the Eagles a 31-24lead.

Once again, Eastern’s defense was outstanding, halting the Ball State driveat the Cardinals’ 42-yard line, taking over for the final three plays of the game.

The big stop in that final defensive effort was a nine-yard sack by convertedtight end Kevin Howe (Fruitport, Mich.-Grand Haven).

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 TOTEastern Michigan 7 7 7 10 31Ball State 0 10 14 0 24SACKS (UA-A): Eastern Michigan: 4-30; HARRISON, Kevin 1-12; BEDNARIK,Steven 0.5-1; BARBEE, Keyvon 0.5-1; PETTWAY 1-7; HOWE, Kevin 1-9

TACKLES FOR LOSS: Eastern Michigan: 4-30; 4-30; HARRISON, Kevin 1-12;BEDNARIK, Steven 0.5-1; BARBEE, Keyvon 0.5-1; PETTWAY 1-7; HOWE, Kevin1-9

EMU at BALL STATESCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER10:26 EMU A.J. Bennett 10-yard run; Andrew Wellock PAT

SECONDQUARTER13:36 BSU Brian Jackson 26-yard field goal6:22 EMU Eric Deslauriers 38-yard pass from Matt Bohnet;

Andrew Wellock PAT3:02 BSU Adell Givens 1-yard run; Brian Jackson PAT

THIRD QUARTER12:13 BSU Adell Givens 1-yard run; Brian Jackson PAT8:50 EMU Eric Deslauriers 18-yard pass from Matt Bohnet;

Andrew Wellock PAT5:41 BSU Dante Ridgeway 45-yard pass from Cole Stinson;

Brian Jackson PAT

FOURTH QUARTER6:16 EMU Andrew Wellock 32-yard field goal2:22 EMU Anthony Sherrell 26-yard run; Andrew Wellock PAT

RUSHING: Eastern Michigan: SHERRELL, Anthony 21-83-1; BOHNET, Matt7-36; MATTHEWS, Darran 3-17; BENNETT, A.J. 2-12-1; TEAM 1-(-1); BallState: GIVENS, Adell 26-152-2; BLAIR, Scott 2-13; DUNFORD, Dan 2-6;STINSON, Cole 5-(-29)

PASSING: Eastern Michigan: BOHNET, Matt 46-30-0-390-2; Ball State:STINSON, Cole 39-21-0-267-1

RECEIVING: Eastern Michigan: DESLAURIERS, Eric 10-209-2; TALLEY, Chris9-65; BENNETT, A.J. 4-35; SHERRELL, Anthony 3-33; RILEY, Trumaine 2-28;JONES, Jason 1-11; JACOBS, Adam 1-9; Ball State: RIDGEWAY, Dante 13-185-1; WILLIAMSON, Brian 3-30; HAHAJ, Ryan 2-45; DUNFORD, Dan 2-13; GIV-ENS, Adell 1-(-6)EMU TACKLES (S-A): GAINES, Jerry 5-7; HARRISON, Kevin 2-7; BEDNARIK,Steven 1-7; GRIFFIN, Tyler 3-4; BARBEE, Keyvon 1-5; GAGNON-GORDILLO,Jean Olivier 1-4; PARKER, Corey 1-4; PETTWAY, Eric 2-2; LEWIS, Steven 2-1;ROBERSON, Chris 1-2; WALKER, Pierre 1-1; LISEK, Matt 0-2; HOWE, Kevin 1-0;POPE, Geoff 0-1; JACOBS, Adam 0-1; BRYANT, Zedrick 0-1; EGBUOGU, Greg 0-1; KUDU, Matt 0-1; FORD, Courtney 0-1; HUGHES, DeMarko 0-1;

TEAM STATISTICS EMU BSUScoring 31 24First Downs 25 24Rushing 10 11Passing 15 12Penalty 0 1Rushing Plays 34 35Yards Gained 153 172Yards Lost 6 30Net Yards Rushing 147 142Net Yards Passing 390 267Passes Attempted 46 39Passes Completed 30 21Passes Had Intercepted 0 0Total Offensive Plays 80 74Total Offensive Yards 537 409Avg. Yds. Per Play 6.7 5.5Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0Penalties 8-70 4-25Punting: No.-Yds./Avg. 4-160/40.0 6-242/40.3Punt Ret.: No.-Yds/Avg. 2-8/4.0 0-0/0.0Kickoff Ret.: No.-Yds/Avg. 3-43/14.3 3-54/18.0Interceptions/Yards 0-0 0-0Possession Time-Avg. 31:12 28:48Third Down Conversions 9-16 6-14Third Down Conversion % .563 .429Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 0-1Fourth Down Conversion % 1.000 .000Sacks by: 4-30 0-0

EASEASEASEASEASTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICHIGHIGHIGHIGHIGAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FOOOOOOOOOOTBTBTBTBTBALL GALL GALL GALL GALL GAME NAME NAME NAME NAME NOOOOOTESTESTESTESTES 6FORD FIELD A NATURAL: Ford Field has become a site foroutstanding Eastern Michigan University performances. Easternhas hosted the Collegiate Clash the last two seasons and bothMid-American Conference contests have been thrillers to the veryend. Eastern defeated Central Michigan by a 61-58 count in fourovertimes in the inaugural game, Nov. 6, 2004. This year’s game,played last Saturday (Nov. 5), went all the way to the end withWestern spoiling Eastern’s chance at a 2-0 record in the Colle-giate Clash with a 44-36 victory.

SENIOR DAY: EMU will honor its 15 seniors as part of SeniorDay Saturday, Nov. 12, in a 6 p.m. Mid-American ConferenceWest Division game against Ball State. The 15 seniors are listedbelow.'04 No. Name Pos Ht Wt

Class Hometown-High School* 45 Steven Bednarik*** LB 6-1 1/2 235

Sr.-Sr. • St. Helen, Mich.-Roscommon* 2 A.J. Bennett*** WR 5-9 1/2 193

Sr.-Sr. • Delray Beach, Fla.-Atlantic Comm.* 11 Matt Bohnet* QB 6-3 230

Sr.-Sr. • Grand Ledge, Mich.-Grand Ledge* 61 Gemayel Cowser*** OL 6-2 293

Sr.-Sr. • Chicago, Ill.-Hales Franciscan* 25 Nelson Drew*** RB 5-11 205

Sr.-Sr. • Newark, Del.-Newark-V.Forge* 90 Olivier Gagnon-Gordillo** DE 6-2 1/2 262

Sr.-Sr. • Charlesbourg, Quebec, Can.-Champlain7 LaGarian Houston** WR 5-6 156

Sr.-Sr. • Immokalee, Fla.-Immokalee* 33 Steven Lewis*** DB 5-8 167

Sr.-Sr. • Toledo, Ohio-Rogers* 92 Matt Lisek*** DL 6-1 1/2 267

Sr.-Sr. • Chicago Ridge, Ill.-H.L. Richards* 24 Corey Parker** DB 6-0 188

Sr.-Sr. • Detroit, Mich.-St. Martin DePorres* 27 Jereme Perry*** DB 6-0 200

Sr.-Sr. • Saginaw, Mich.-Buena Vista* 62 Mike Romeli*** C 6-2 298

Sr-Sr. • Chicago Heights, Ill.-Marian Catholic* 22 Anthony Sherrell** TB 5-10 194

Sr.-Sr.•Roseville, Mich.-Orchard Lake St. Mary's* 9 John Wester*** TE 6-1 236

Sr.-Sr. • Romulus, Mich.-Romulus* 36 Rontrell Woodruff***DB 5-10 1/2 199

Sr.-Sr. • Southfield, Mich.-Lathrup

SECOND TIME FOR DOUBLE 100’S: EMU wide receivers EricDeslauriers (Gatineau, Ontario, Canada-Lennoxville Prep) andA.J. Bennett (Delray Berach, Fla.-Atlantic Community) bothturned in double-figure receiving games against Western Michi-gan, Nov. 5. Deslauriers caught 14 passes for 166 yards andone touchdown and Bennett snagged 13 receptions for 122 yards.The only other time that two EMU receivers have had doublefigures in catches and 100+ yards in receiving was Nov. 11,2000 against Northern Illinois when Kevin Walter had 14 catchesfor 199 yards and one score and Kenny Chrtistan added 10receptions for 116 yards.

BOHNET SETS THE STANDARD: Senior quarterback MattBohnet (Grand Ledge, Mich.-Grand Ledge) completed a school-record 40 passes on 58 attempts in last weekend’s 44-36 loss toWMU. Bohnet broke the his own record of 36, at Central Michi-gan earlier this season (Sept. 24) and also 36 by Walter Church(11-11-00 vs. Northern Illinois).

EMU-BSU TIME CHANGES: Kickoff for the Eastern MichiganUniversity football team’s game scheduled for Saturday, Nov.12, at Rynearson Stadium versus Ball State University has beenmoved to 6 p.m., the athletic department announced Monday,Aug. 15.

The senior day contest was originally scheduled for 1 p.m.,but was moved to accommodate the broadcast on ComcastSports Net Detroit. Comcast SportsNet Detroit, formerly ComcastLocal, will produce 11 games live, in addition to airing four MACGames of the Week in 2005.

IRON MAN ROMELI: Senior offensive center Mike Romeli (Chi-cago Heights, Ill.-Chicago Marian Catholic) turned in his 35thconsecutive start when he started against Western Michigan (Nov.5). He started the last three games of the 2002 season followedby all 12 in 2003 , all 11 in 2004, and all nine this year.

E.D. OVER TWO GRAND: Despite facing double teams in everygame, junior wide receiver Eric Deslauriers continues to be abig-play man for the EMU passing game. He leads the team inreceptions with 57 for 654 yards and five touchdowns. He hauledin 14 Matt Bohnet-passes for 166 yards in the 44-36 loss lastweekend (Nov. 5) to WMU. That 14-catch performance was thefifth double-figure reception game for the Canadian junior. Hecaught 14 against CMU in 2004 (Nov. 6), 10 versus Toledo (Sept.18, 2004), 10 at Ball State (Oct. 9, 2004), and 10 at CentralMichigan (Sept. 24, 2005). Deslauriers has now grabbed 156career passes to rank second in school history and his 2,132receiving yards is second to Kevin Walter’s 2,838 (1999-02).Deslauers is also second to Walter’s 20 EMU career touchdownreceptions with 19.

DESLAURIERS MAKES THE MARKEMU Career Receptions

1. 211 Kevin Walter (1999-02)2. 156 ERIC DESLAURIERS (2003-Present)3. 135 Savon Edwards (1994-97)4. 133 Steve Clay (1992-95)

EMU Career Receiving Yards1. 2,838 Kevin Walter (1999-02)2. 2,132 ERIC DESLAURIERS (2003-Present)3. 2,043 Jermaine Sheffield (1997-99)

EMU Career Touchdown Receptions1. 20 Kevin Walter (1999-02)2. 19 ERIC DESLAURIERS (2003-Present)3. 14 Steve Clay (1992-95)

EASEASEASEASEASTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICHIGHIGHIGHIGHIGAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FOOOOOOOOOOTBTBTBTBTBALL GALL GALL GALL GALL GAME NAME NAME NAME NAME NOOOOOTESTESTESTESTES 7PRIME TIME IN THE CITY: Redshirt freshman wide receiverChristopher Graham (Detroit, Mich.-Cody) picked a great timeto have a career game. Returning home to Detroit for lastweekend’s (Nov. 5) Collegiate Clash between EMU-WMU in FordField, Graham recorded his first career touchdown receptionwith a 25-yard catch from quarterback Matt Bohnet in the sec-ond quarter against the Broncos. Graham then came back with a9-yard pass from Bohnet in the third quarter. Those two catcheswere his only two of the game.

SHOWING THE HOME CROWD: Redshirt sophomore wide re-ceiver Travis Lewis (Kalamazoo, Mich.-Loy Norrix) played hishigh school football in Western Michigan University’s home townand he recorded the first touchdown reception of his career witha 27-yard grab. He finished with five grabs for 55 yards.

MIXED REVIEWS FOR OPEN DATES: The EMU football teamhad an open weekend, Oct. 29, with no games scheduled untilthe Eagles hosted Western Michigan Nov. 5 at Ford Field in De-troit. Since the 1985 season, the Eagles are 4-9-1 in gamesplayed after an open week. In that span, the Eagles are 6-8 ingames played before the open date.

WORKING WITH OPEN DATESSeason Date Opponent Result2005 10-22 MIAMI L, 23-24

11-5 vs. WMU L, 36-442004 10-16 at WMU W, 35-31

10-30 at BGSU L, 20-412003 10-18 BGSU L, 20-33

11-1 at CMU L, 10-382002 10-19 at Ball State L, 17-42

11-2 CMU L, 21-472001 10-13 Ball State L, 14-25

10-27 BUFFALO W, 24-202000 10-21 at BGSU L, 6-20

11-4 CMU W, 31-151999 No open date1998 10-24 NIU L, 14-26

11-7 at Ohio L, 21-491997 No open date1996 No open date1995 9-23 OHIO W, 31-20

10-7 CMU W, 34-241994 10-8 at Kent State W,24-10

10-22 at WMU L, 14-331993 9-18 WEST. ILL. W, 16-14

10-2 at Miami W, 15-71992 No open date1991 10-19 WMU W, 42-24

11-2 CMU T, 14-141990 10-6 at Toledo L, 23-37

10-20 at BGSU L, 15-251989 No open date1988 9-24 at Arizona L, 0-55

10-8 CMU L, 6-201987 No open date1986 No open date1985 9-7 YOUNGSTOWN W, 27-22

9-21 at Akron L, 12-16

BENNETT OVER A GRAND: Senior wide receiver A.J. Bennetthas moved over the 1,000-yard career receiving mark with 1,112yards gained on 101 catches. He has scored six career touch-downs. Bennett had his biggest game as an Eagle last weekend(Nov. 5) when he grabbed 13 Matt Bohnet passes for 122 yardsin a 44-36 loss to Western Michigan.

FIRST IN TWO YEARS: The EMU defense turned in a safety latein the fourth quarter at Northern Illinois (Oct. 15) when defensivetackle Jason Jones (Southfield, Mich.-Lathrup Village) forcedHuskie quarterback Phil Horvath into throwing the ball away fromthe end zone. That was EMU’s first safety since defensive line-man Matt Kudu had a safety against UCF, Nov. 8, 2003.

TWO FOR THE CENTURY: EMU had two 100-yard rushers in the24-23 loss at home to Miami (Oct. 22). Freshman redshirt quar-terback Tyler Jones gained 107 yards on 19 carries and seniortailback Anthony Sherrell tallied 107 yards on 12 carries. Thelast time EMU had two rushers over 100 yards was the 1975season when Rod Slater (21-130) and Carl Hughes (22-119) re-corded 100-yard games, Sept. 20, 1975 at NE Louisiana (nowLouisiana Monroe). The only other double-hundred game was thatsame '75 season when Slater (9-100) and QB Jerry Mucha (16-105) had 100-yard outings against Illinois State, Nov. 8.

FIRST-TIME SCORES: Redshirt freshman quarterback TylerJones and first-year junior college tight end R.J. Montemayorboth turned in the first touchdowns of their college careers in the24-23 loss to Miami (Oct. 22). Jones, getting his first start inplace of injured starter Matt Bohnet, scored the first touchdownof the game on an eight-yard run. Montemayor hauled in a seven-yard Jones pass for a touchdown for his first six pointer.

WELLOCK SETS THE STANDARD: Junior placekicker AndrewWellock came up with two field goals in the 27-20 win over avisiting Kent State team (Oct. 1) to give him the EMU careerrecord for three pointers. Wellock booted field goals of 18 and25 and just missed a 55-yard attempt against the Golden Flashes.He added three PAT’s in the game. Since setting the record,Wellock has made 5-of-8 field goals. His career totals are listedbelow.

ANDREW WELLOCK’S CAREER NUMBERSYear GP-GS Field Goals PAT’s2003 12-12 14-17 23-232004 11-11 21-23 32-332005 9-9 13-19 16-18TOT 32-32 48-59 71-74

EMU CAREER FIELD GOALS48 ANDREW WELLOCK (2003-Present)42 Justin Ventura (1995-98)34 Toller Starnes (1998-01)

A GAME OF FIRSTS: Senior Rontrell Woodruff recorded thefirst reception of his career when he caught an Andrew Wellockpass on a fake punt for 24 yards that resulted in an EMU firstdown at Toledo (Oct. 7). It was also Wellock’s first completion intwo attempts. He had one incomplete pass last year, againstBowling Green (Oct. 30, 2004).

BOHNET MOVIN’ ON UP: Senior quarterback Matt Bohnet con-tinues to move up the EMU career passing ranks. After settingthe EMU single-game record for completions, with 40 last week-end (Nov. 5) against Western Michigan, Bohnet finds himself inthe top three in several career categories. His totals are listedbelow.

CAREER TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS1,657 Walter Churth (1996-00)1,179 Charlie Batch (1994-97)906 Matt Bohnet (2004-Current)896 Ron Adams (1984-87)

CAREER TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS8,628 Walter Church (1996-00)7,715 Charlie Batch (1994-97)5,261 Matt Bohnet (2004-Current)5,259 Ron Adams (1984-87)

CAREER COMPLETIONS807 Walter Church (1996-00)579 Charlie Batch (1994-97)416 Matt Bohnet (2004-Current)364 Ron Adams (1984-87)

CAREER ATTEMPTS1,447 Walter Church (1996-00)

998 Charlie Batch (1994-97)736 Matt Bohnet (2004-Current)655 Ron Adams (1984-87)

CAREER PASSING YARDS9,142 Walter Church (1996-00)7,592 Charlie Batch (1994-97)4,579 Matt Bohnet (2004-Current)4,757 Ron Adams (1984-87)

CAREER TOUCHDOWN PASSES53 Charlie Batch (1994-97)43 Walter Church (1996-00)33 Robert Middlekauff (1951-54)32 Matt Bohnet (2004-Current)26 Ron Adams (1984-87)

END OF THE BOWL CHAMPIONS: EMU’s three-game stretch ofBowl-champion opponents ended when the Eagles lost, 24-23, toMiami (Oct. 22). Eastern dropped a 30-3 decision at Toledo (Oct.8) followed by a 24-8 loss at Northern Illinois (Oct. 15). Toledowon the 2004 Mid-American Conference Championship Game,35-27, over Miami before losing to Connecticut, 39-10, in theMotor City Bowl. Northern Illinois played in the 2004 Silicon Val-ley Bowl and captured a 34-21 win over Troy State. Miami alsoplayed in a post-season bowl last year, dropping a 17-13 deci-sion to Iowa State in the Independence Bowl. The fourth bowlteam for Eastern in 2005 was Michigan, who played in last year’sRose Bowl.

WELLOCK SELECTED TO 2005 LOU GROZA WATCH LIST:Eastern Michigan University junior placekicker Andrew Wellock(North Canton, Ohio-Green) has been named to the Lou GrozaAward Watch list for the 2005 football season.

A 5-foot-11, 185-pound junior, Wellock was a finalist for the2004 Groza Award, finishing runner-up for the honor to OhioState’s Mike Nugent. He was also a semifinalist for the award in2003.

The Groza Award, entering its 14th year in 2005, is named forNational Football League Hall-of-Fame kicker Lou Groza whoplayed 21 seasons with the Cleveland Browns and helped theteam win four NFL championships. He was named NFL Player ofthe Year in 1954.

Kickers for the Groza Award Watch List were chosen basedon statistics from the 2004 season and 2005 preseason expec-tations. A panel of more than 300 experts voted on the award,including Division I-A head coaches, sports writers, sportscast-ers, conference representatives, professional kickers and allprevious Groza Award finalists.

Wellock has turned in outstanding seasons in his first two yearsat EMU. He made 14-of-17 field goals to go along with 23-of-23PAT’s as a freshman in 2003.

He then turned in an outstanding season in 2004, making 21-of-23 field goals and 32-of-33 PAT’s while earning third-team All-American honors from The Associated Press. He also handledall of the punting duties for the Eagles in 2004. He finished theyear as the third-ranked kicker in Division I-A in field goals pergame (1.91) and 16th in scoring (8.64 points per game).

During the 2004 season Wellock booted a school-record 52-yard field goal against Idaho (Oct. 2) and also tied the EMUsingle-game record with four field goals, including the 24-yardboot in the fourth overtime, to give the Eagles a 61-58 win overCentral Michigan (Nov. 6). He is also one of the top scholar-athletes on the EMU squad, with a 3.67 GPA as a business man-agement major.

CATCHING THE COACHES: The Mid-American Conference willhold a weekly teleconference call for members of the mediaeach Monday of the 2005 season. Beginning Aug. 29, the num-ber to join the teleconference is 785.832.1508. A replay isavailable Monday beginning at 5 p.m. by calling 402.530.0419(East Division) or 402.530.0420 (West Division).

West Division9:30-9:38 a.m. Bill Cubit, Western Michigan9:38-9:46 a.m. Tom Amstutz, Toledo9:46-9:54 a.m. Joe Novak, Northern Illinois9:54-10:02 a.m. Jeff Genyk, EMU10:02-10:10 a.m. Brian Kelly, Central Michigan10:18-10:18 a.m. Brady Hoke, Ball State

East Division10:18-10:26 a.m. Frank Solich, Ohio10:26-10:34 a.m. Shane Montgomery, Miami10:34-10:42 a.m. Doug Martin, Kent State10:40-10:48 a.m. Jim Hofher, Buffalo10:48-10:56 a.m. Gregg Brandon, BGSU10:56-11:04 a.m. J.D. Brookhart, Akron11:04-11:12 a.m. Bobby Wallace, Temple


EASEASEASEASEASTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICTERN MICHIGHIGHIGHIGHIGAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITAN UNIVERSITY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FY 2005 FOOOOOOOOOOTBTBTBTBTBALL GALL GALL GALL GALL GAME NAME NAME NAME NAME NOOOOOTESTESTESTESTES 9MICHIGAN MAC PLAQUE PRESENTED: Prior to the start of theEMU-Louisiana-Lafayette game, Sept. 10, Jim Stark, the execu-tive director of the state of Michigan Sports Hall of Fame,presented EMU Head Coach Jeff Genyk with a plaque honoringthe Eagles as the champions of the 2004 Michigan Mid-AmericanConference battle between Eastern, Western and Central Michi-gan. Eastern defeated both WMU and CMU in league contests lastyear, the first time since 1986 that EMU defeated both teams inthe same season. The future champions of the Michigan MACChampionship will receive a trophy from the state of MichiganSports Hall of Fame. The Eagles took the first step towardswinning the first trophy with a 23-20 overtime win at CMU (Sept.24), but last weekend (Nov. 5) WMU ended EMU’s hopes ofcapturing the 2005 award with a 44-36 win over the Eagles. CMUand WMU are slated to play Saturday (Nov. 12) and if WMU winsit will take home the trophy. If CMU wins, the trophy will remain withthe Hall of Fame until 2006.

AVENGING A BIG LOSS: The Eagles were able to avenge one ofits biggest losses in school history in the annual HomecomingGame (Oct. 1). Eastern traveled to Kent, Ohio in 2004 and droppeda 69-17 decision to the Golden Flashes. The 2005 meeting was adifferent story, however, as Eastern raced to an early 27-7 leadand held on for a 27-20 victory over KSU in Rynearson

DESLAURIERS ON FRED BILETNIKOFF WATCH LIST: EasternMichigan University junior wide receiver, Eric Deslauriers (duh-LORE-e-a), has been named to the Biletnikoff Award Watch listfor the 2005 football season.

A 6-foot-4, 206-pound junior, Deslauriers joins 31 other receiv-ers on the NCAA-Division I-A watch list for the Biletnikoff Award,which is given annually to the nation’s outstanding college foot-ball receiver. The award is named for Fred Biletnikoff, who wasan All-American receiver at Florida State University and went onto enjoy an outstanding professional career with the then-Oak-land Raiders. Biletnikoff has been elected to both the CollegeFootball and Pro Football Halls of Fame.

Deslauriers finished the 2004 season as one of the top receiv-ers in the nation, catching 84 passes for 1,257 yards and 13touchdowns. He finished fourth in the nation in receiving yardsper game with an average of 114.27 and he was fifth in thenation in receptions per game with a 7.64 average. He set anEMU single-game record for points scored with 26 in EMU’s 61-58, four-overtime win over Central Michigan, Nov. 6, 2004, atFord Field in Detroit.

After redshirting as a freshman quarterback in 2002,Deslauriers was moved to wide receiver in 2003 and caught 15passes for 221 yards and one touchdown before turning in hisbreakout season in 2004.

CAPTAINS FOR 2005: Three seniors will serve as captains forthe 2005 football season. Quarterback Matt Bohnet (GrandLedge, Mich.-Grand Ledge) wil l join center MikeRomeli,Chicago Heights, Ill.-Chicago Marian Catholic) and se-nior safety Rontrell Woodruff (Southfield, Mich.-Lathrup) asthe three captains for this season.

CHAMPIONS CLUB AT 12: Head Coach Jeff Genyk has devel-oped a group of leaders on his EMU football team and he cameup with a Champions Club of 12 players that exhibited leadershipqualities.

CHAMPIONS CLUB FOR 2005A.J. BennettKen BohnetMatt BohnetNelson Drew

Courtney FordJean Olivier Gagnon-Gordillo

Kevin HoweDarran Matthews

Corey ParkerMike RomeliKhalid Walton

Andrew Wellock

HOMECOMING WIN: The 27-20 win over Kent State (Oct. 1)came on EMU’s 2005 Homecoming Game. The last time EMUwon a Homecoming tilt was the 2002 season when the Eaglesdefeated the NCAA Division I-AA Salukis of Southern Illinois, 48-45, in double overtime (Sept. 28). The last time an EMU squaddefeated an NCAA I-A opponent on Homecoming was 1995 whenthe Eagles recorded a 31-20 victory over Ohio (Sept. 23).

WELLOCK NOW TIED FOR 12TH: EMU placekicker AndrewWellock has moved into 12th in career field goals in the Mid-American Conference with 48 career three pointers. NorthernIllinois kicker Steve Azar is the all-time leader with 73 from 2000-03.

MAC AWARDS: Several EMU players have been singled by theMid-American Conference for special honors in 2005. Freshmanmiddle linebacker Daniel Holtzclaw (Enid, Okla.-Enid) was namedMid-American Conference West Division Defensive Player of theWeek for the week ending Oct. 2. also earned the same award invoting on the website MAC Sports Online. Sophomore Blake Smith(Detroit, Mich.-Mackenzie) was a special-teams demon, Sept.10, against Louisiana-Lafayette and was named Mid-AmericanConference Special Teams Player of the Week for his efforts.Senior quarterback Matt Bohnet and junior placekicker AndrewWellock were both singled out for Mid-American Conferenceawards for the week ending Sept. 24. Bohnet was named theMAC’s men’s Scholar-Athlete of the Week and Wellock was namedMAC West Division Special Teams Player of the Week for out-standing efforts in a 23-20 overtime win at Central Michigan (Sept.24).

TWO-WAY MAN: Sophomore Duan Bracey (Detroit, Mich.-Murray Wright) became the first two-way player for EMU sinceKenny Christian pulled off the feat in 1999. Bracey started atcornerback on defense and wide receiver on offense in the sea-son opener Thursday, Sept. 1, at Cincinnati. Bracey did not catcha pass but had three tackles on defense. Christian played bothwide receiver and defensive back during the 1999 season.

LOWEST SINCE '98: When the EMU defense held a visiting Uni-versity of Louisiana-Lafayette to just 10 points (Sept. 10) it wasthe first time since the 1998 season that the Eagles had held anopponent to 10 points or less. That '98 defense limited Ball Stateto seven points, Sept. 12, in a 13-7 victory in Muncie, Ind. andthen closed the season with a 10-7 win over Toledo, Nov. 21, athome in Rynearson Stadium.

FIRST ON THE RUSH: When Matt Bohnet rushed for a three-yard touchdown run on the third offensive series of the game,Sept. 10, against Louisiana-Lafayette, it was the first rushingtouchdown of his 13-game career. He then added a one-yardtouchdown run in the third quarter to close out the game’s scor-ing. Bohnet also accounted for passing touchdowns of 38 and 14yards in the win over the Ragin’ Cajuns.

BOHNET TO BOHNET: The Bohnet brothers teamed up for somepositive yardage in the win over ULL, Sept. 10. Senior quarter-back Matt Bohnet found tight end Ken Bohnet for two passesfor 13 yards in the victory. The two teamed up for one pass for-1 yard in the season opener at Cincinnati (Sept. 1). The twobrothers played at Grand Ledge High School. Matt is in his se-nior year for the Eagles after sitting out a year as a transferfrom Iowa and starting at QB all last year. Ken is in his thirdseason after playing as a “true” freshman in 2003 and sitting out2004.

SIXTH OT: When EMU and CMU went to overtime, Sept. 24, itmarked EMU’s fifth extra-session game in school history. With the23-20 win over the Chippewas, the Eagles now sport a 3-2 recordin OT. The 2004 EMU-CMU game also went overtime, four to beexact, with Eastern notching a 61-58 victory at Ford Field inDetroit. The list of EMU’s OT games can be found below.

GOING TO OTYear Game OT’s Final score2005 at CMU (Sept. 24, 2005) 1 OT EMU 23, CMU 202004 vs. CMU (Nov. 6, 2004)* 4 OT EMU 61, CMU 582002 S. ILL. (Sept. 28,2002) 2 OT EMU 48, SIU 452001 at Akron (Nov. 11, 24, 2001) 3 OT AKR. 65, EMU 621999 WMU (Oct. 9, 1999) 1 OT WMU 40, EMU 371998 CMU (Oct. 10, 1998) 1 OT CMU 36, EMU 23* Game played at Ford Field in Detroit

WYATT WINS AWARD: Freshman defensive back Jacob Wyatt(Lansing, Mich.-Sexton) was recently singled out as one of theYoung Leaders in High School for the 2004-05 year. He washonored at the state of Michigan Athletic Hall of Fame, Sept. 27,2005, at Cobo Hall in Detroit.

NEWCOMERS HAVE IMPACT: EMU played seven “true” fresh-men and two redshirt freshmen in the season opener, Sept. 1, atCincinnati. The Eagles added another “true” freshman and tworedshirt freshman into the fray in the second game, against Loui-siana-Lafayette. A total of 19 players have seen action in theirfirst NCAA Division I games through the first six games this year.Defensive lineman T.J. Lang (Ferndale, Mich.-BirmingtonBrother Rice) is the youngest player on the team, at 18 yearsold (born 9-20-87). Following are the players who have seen thefirst NCAA-Division I action of their careers through the first ninegames of the 2005 season.

FIRST TIMERSNo. Name Pos Ht Wt

Class • Hometown-High School-Junior College68 Jake Bleeker OL 6-5 312

So.-Fr. • Plainwell, Mich.-Plainwell81 John Bonner WR 6-3 195

Fr.-Fr. • Dayton, Ohio-Chaminade Julienne5 Tim Conner RB 5-10 185

Fr.-Fr.• Cleveland, Ohio-Glenville30 Lyle Garrison DB 5-7 149

Fr.-Fr. • Beavercreek, Ohio-Dayton Carroll29 Christopher Graham WR 5-7 178

So.-Fr. • Detroit, Mich.-Cody23 Dwayne Harrison RB 5-9 195

Fr.-Fr. • North Miami Beach, Fla.-North Miami Beach44 Daniel Holtzclaw LB 6-2 220

Fr.-Fr. • Enid, Oklahoma-Enid91 Josh Hunt DL 6-6 275

So.-So. • Jackson, Mich.-Lumen Christi-Colorado46 Korey Jackson LB 6-0 210

So.-Fr. • Haslett, Mich.-Lansing Sexton8 Tyler Jones QB 6-1 213

So.-Fr. • Belleville, Mich.-Belleville93 T.J. Lang DL 6-5 264

Fr.-Fr. • Ferndale, Mich.-Birm. Bro. Rice59 Chris Larkins DL 6-1 1/2 258

So.-Fr. • Hollywood, Fla.-Hollywood Christian73 Desi Mayner OL 6-2 272

So.-Fr. • Gaines, Mich.-Linden86 R.J. Montemayor TE 6-4 226

Jr.-Jr. • Groveton, Texas-Groveton-Cisco J.C.56 Michael Richardson LB 6-1 205

Jr.-Jr. • Indianapolis, Ind.-Ben Davis -Harper (Ill.) J.C.54 Cortland Selman LB 6-2 226

So.-So. • Detroit, Mich.-Detroit Country Day28 Khalid Shabazz LB 5-10 194

Fr.-Fr. • Oak Park, Mich.-Oak Park41 Spenser Smith DB 6-2 205

Fr.-Fr. • Detroit, Mich.-Mackenzie21 Jacob Wyatt DB 6-2 176

Fr.-Fr.• Lansing, Mich.-Sexton

THE GRADUATES: EMU will have three football players workingon postgraduate degrees during the 2005 season. Defensive line-man Jean Olivier Gagnon-Gordillo graduated in April 2004, andis working on his M.A. in the MSHROD program. Defensive backsSteven Lewis (Toledo, Ohio-Rogers) and Jereme Perry(Saginaw, Mich.-Buena Vista) graduated this past summer withLewis earning a degree in communications and Perry a bachelor’sin psychology.



TELEVISION TIME: The 2005 EMU football team will make sevenlive television appearances, the second consecutive year thatthe Eagles will appear in seven television games. Following is alist of the 2005 scheduled television games.

2005 TELEVISION APPEARANCESSept. 17 at Michigan ESPN Plus; ESPNUSept. 24 at Central Michigan* Comcast LocalOct. 8 at Toledo* BCSNOct. 15 at Northern Illinois* Comcast Local; CSN

ChicagoOct. 22 MIAMI* Comcast LocalNov. 5 WESTERN MICHIGAN*# Comcast LocalNov. 12 BALL STATE* Comcast Local* Mid-American Conference game# Ford Field-Detroit

RING OF HONOR: The top of the Rynearson Stadium eaststands holds the “Football Ring of Honor” which has the namesof all former EMU football players that have earned All-Ameri-can honors or played in the National Football League. The list,in order of their graduation years;

ALL AMERICANS

EAGLES ADD NORTHWESTERN: Eastern Michigan Universityand Northwestern University have agreed to play a three-gamefootball series beginning in 2006, EMU Interim Athletics DirectorBob England has announced.

The series is slated to begin, Sept. 16, 2006, at Ryan Field inEvanston, Ill. Eastern will then be the host team, Oct. 20, 2007,followed by the series finale in 2009, back at Ryan Field inEvanston, Ill. The 2006 game will be the first-ever meeting on thegridiron between EMU and Northwestern.

“Our coaching staff and student-athletes are looking forwardto the challenge of schedules that include more Big Ten teams,”England said.

The Northwestern series adds to EMU’s string of games againstteams from the Big Ten Conference. The Eagles will also playMichigan (2005, 2007, 2010), Michigan State (2006, 2008, 2012)and Penn State (2009 and 2011) in the coming years.

EMU FOOTBALL TV SHOW SET: The 2005 season marks thesecond year of the EMU Football Review with Jeff Genyk tele-vision show. The show will air every Thursday night at 6:30 p.m.on Comcast Cable, Channel 8. The hosts of the show will beEMU Head Football Coach Jeff Genyk and Matt Shepard, WEMU’splay-by-play man for all 11 EMU football games.

STATELY BREAKDOWN: The 2005 EMU football roster has 49players from the state of Michigan, 13 from Florida, 12 fromOhio, five from Illinois, two from Canada, Texas and Delawareand one each from Pennsylvania, Oklahoma and Indiana.

JEFF GENYK RADIO SHOW SET: The weekly Jeff Genyk Foot-ball Coaches Show will be held weekly during the season atFrenchie’s Party Room located next to Sidetrack Bar and Grill inHistoric Depot Town. The shows will be broadcast live at 7 p.m.on WAAM-AM (1600) with Al Fellhauer and Jim Stark as the show’sco-hosts. Following is a l ist of the 2005 shows.Day Date Site T i m eMonday, Aug. 29 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Sept. 5 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Sept. 12 Fenders-Milan 7 p.m.Monday, Sept. 19 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Sept. 26 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Oct. 3 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Oct. 10 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Oct. 17 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Oct. 24 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Oct. 31 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Nov. 7 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.Monday, Nov. 14 Frenchie’s 7 p.m.

HOME ON THE ROAD: For the second year in a row the EMUfootball team will be taking one of its home games on the road,hosting Western Michigan University in the second annual Colle-giate Clash at Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions, in Detroit.EMU will be the host team for the Mid-American Conferencebattle with game time set for 1 p.m. Tickets for the game are$20 each. The Eagles hosted Central Michigan in the inauguralCollegiate Clash, Nov. 6, 2004, and Eastern won a thriller, 61-58, in four overtimes.

Vashone AdamsJohn BanaszakCharlie BatchDave BooneClarence ChapmanAl ClarkLional DaltonAl DayBill DulacRon FernandesAnthony FieldsWill FosterReggie GarrettGarry Grady

YEAR NAME1930 Andy Vanyo1935 Charles Hanneman1954 Bob Middlekauff1968 Garry Grady

John Schmidt1969 Bob Lints1970-1971 Dave Pureifory1973 Jim Pietrzak1977 Ron Johnson

1979 Tom Parm1986 Gary Patton1987 Ron Adams

Brian ClouseCharles GordonGary Patton

1998 L.J. Shelton2004 Andrew Wellock

NFL PLAYERS

FIRST SHUTOUT SINCE 2001: When EMU was shut out at Michi-gan, by a 55-0 count Sept. 17 it marked the first time that theEagles were held scoreless since a 19-0 loss at Connecticut,Oct. 6, 2001.


EMU OFFENSEX 19 Eric Deslauriers** 6-4 206 Sr.-Jr.

29 Christopher Graham 5-7 178 So.-Fr.80 Jacory Stone 6-1 185 So.-So.

H 2 A.J. Bennett*** 5-9 1/2 193 Sr.-Sr.85 Trumaine Riley** 5-7 1/2 164 Jr.-Jr.81 John Bonner 6-3 195 Fr.-Fr.87 Reggie Brown 6-0 160 So.-Fr.7 LaGarian Houston** 5-6 156 Sr.-Sr.

Z 3 Travis Lewis 6-2 197 Jr.-So.81 John Bonner 6-3 195 Fr.-Fr.4 Duan Bracey* 5-9 192 So.-So.

10 Brian Ceckiewicz 6-2 1/2 202 Jr.-So.LT 58 Kevin Minor 6-2 275 Sr.-Jr.

61 Gemayel Cowser*** 6-2 293 Sr.-Sr.LG 63 Khalid Walton* 6-3 304 Jr.-So.

70 Greg Egbuogu* 6-3 320 So.-So.74 Joe Charles 6-0 309 So.-So.

C 62 Mike Romeli*** 6-2 298 Sr.-Sr.73 Desi Mayner 6-2 272 So.-Fr.76 Shane Dillon 6-3 310 Fr.-Fr.

RG 71 Chris Thomas* 6-4 330 Jr.-So.70 Greg Egbuogu* 6-3 320 So.-So.66 DeMarko Hughes 6-2 315 So.-So.

RT 75 Courtney Ford** 6-4 1/2 281 Jr.-Jr.68 Jake Bleeker 6-5 312 So.-Fr.64 Ross Petersen 6-6 271 So.-Fr.

TE 9 John Wester*** 6-1 236 Sr.-Sr.86 R.J. Montemayor 6-4 226 Jr.-Jr.16 Ken Bohnet* 6-5 238 Jr.-So.89 Chris Larkins 6-1 1/2 258 So.-Fr.84 Gemayel Cowser*** 6-2 293 Sr.-Sr.50 Jason Headen 6-3 212 So.-Fr.

QB 11 Matt Bohnet* 6-3 230 Sr.-Sr.8 Tyler Jones 6-1 213 So.-Fr.

17 Dontayo Gage 5-10 180 Fr.-Fr.15 Andy Schmitt 6-4 215 Fr.-Fr.18 Wayne Campbell 6-5 205 Fr.-Fr.

TB 25 Nelson Drew*** 5-11 205 Sr.-Sr.22 Anthony Sherrell** 5-10 194 Sr.-Sr.5 Tim Conner 5-10 185 Fr.-Fr.

23 Dwayne Harrison 5-9 195 Fr.-Fr.20 Olufemi Ogundare 5-8 195 Fr.-Fr.32 Pierre Walker** 5-7 197 Jr.-Jr.47 John Neely* 6-0 1/2 198 Jr.-So.

EMU DEFENSEDE 90 Olivier Gagnon-Gordillo* 6-2 1/2 262 Sr.-Sr.

13 Corey Riley 6-2 1/2 211 Jr.-So.DT 91 Josh Hunt 6-6 275 So.-So.

93 T.J. Lang 6-5 264 Fr.-Fr.98 Allan Cozart 5-9 262 So.-So.

DT 83 Jason Jones* 6-5 253 So.-So.92 Matt Lisek*** 6-1 1/2 267 Sr.-Sr.97 Andy Fretz 6-3 265 Fr.-Fr.

DE 88 Kevin Howe** 6-2 1/2 250 Sr.-Jr.45 Steven Bednarik*** 6-1 1/2 235 Sr.-Sr.55 Mackenzie Lyons 6-3 230 So.-Fr.79 Christopher Downer 5-10 222 So.-Fr.

WILL 56 Michael Richardson 6-1 205 Jr.-Jr.46 Korey Jackson 6-0 210 So.-Fr.43 Chris Campa 6-2 200 Fr.-Fr.

MIKE 44 Daniel Holtzclaw 6-2 220 Fr.-Fr.41 Spenser Smith 6-2 205 Fr.-Fr.69 Brandon Downs 6-2 235 Fr.-Fr.

SAM 42 Darran Matthews* 6-0 207 So.-So.54 Cortland Selman 6-2 226 So.-So.31 Corey Everson 5-11 201 Fr.-Fr.

BC 4 Duan Bracey* 5-9 192 So.-So.30 Lyle Garrison 5-7 149 Fr.-Fr.6 Victor Alejo 5-11 172 So.-Fr.

39 Aaron Glenn 5-9 178 Jr.-So.37 Everett Barney 5-8 172 Fr.-Fr.

FC 33 Steven Lewis*** 5-8 167 Sr.-Sr.14 Blake Smith* 6-0 177 So.-So.27 Jereme Perry*** 6-0 200 Sr.-Sr.

FS 24 Corey Parker** 6-0 188 Sr.-Sr.28 Khalid Shabazz 5-10 194 Fr.-Fr.35 Chris May 6-0 198 Fr.-Fr.

SS 36 Rontrell Woodruff*** 5-10 1/2 199 Sr.-Sr.21 Jacob Wyatt 6-2 176 Fr.-Fr.26 Zedrick Bryant 6-0 191 Jr.-So.

EMU SPECIALISTSPK 40 Andrew Wellock** 5-11 185 Jr.-Jr.

67 Zach Johnson 6-0 170 Fr.-Fr.94 Jim Spencer 6-0 172 Fr.-Fr.

PNT 40 Andrew Wellock** 5-11 185 Jr.-Jr.67 Zach Johnson 6-0 170 Fr.-Fr.

LS 53 Jerry Topolinski* 6-1 238 Jr.-So.45 Steven Bednarik*** 6-1 1/2 235 Sr.-Sr.

HLD 2 A.J. Bennett*** 5-9 1/2 193 Sr.-Sr.19 Eric Deslauriers** 6-4 206 Sr.-Jr.16 Ken Bohnet* 6-5 238 Jr.-So.

PR/ 85 Trumaine Riley** 5-7 1/2 164 Jr.-Jr.KOR 5 Tim Conner 5-10 185 Fr.-Fr.

22 Anthony Sherrell 5-10 194 Sr.-Sr.

Eastern Michigan University 2005 Depth Chart


Ball State 2005 Depth Chart

BSU OFFENSEWR 2 Terry Moss** 5-10 189 Jr.-Jr.

18 Bryan Williamson** 6-3 205 Jr.-Jr.WR 81 Louis johnson 6-1 176 So.-Fr.

86 Dante Love 5-10 170 Fr.-Fr.LT 79 Andre Ramsey 6-5 285 Fr.-Fr.

58 Adam Cole 6-6 277 So.-Fr.LG 50 Dustin Brown 6-3 291 Jr.-So.

75 Eric Larrimer 6-5 308 So.-Fr.C 52 Dan Gerberry 6-3 288 So.-Fr.

73 Patrick Neils* 6-2 318 Sr.-5RG 71 Robert Brewster 6-5 330 Fr.-Fr.

50 Dustin Brown 6-3 291 Jr.-So.RT 76 Justin Schneider** 6-5 304 Sr.-Jr.

71 Robert Brewster 6-5 330 Fr.-Fr.TE 84 Michael Steinhaus** 6-3 256 Jr.-Jr.

88 Darius Hill 6-6 224 So.-Fr.QB 9 Joey Lynch** 6-2 189 Sr.-Jr.

16 Warren Suess 6-4 209 So.-Fr.FB 38 Brad Salyer** 5-11 242 Sr.-Jr.

27 Chris Clancy 6-2 225 Fr.-Fr.TB 24 Charles Wynn*** 5-10 225 Sr.-5

19 Larry Bostic*** 5-7 183 Sr.-Sr.3 B.J. Hill 5-7 170 Fr.-Fr.

BSU DEFENSEDE 57 Blair Karmer*** 6-3 259 Sr.-5

97 Ryan Larimore** 6-2 260 Sr.-Jr.NT 74 William Wise* 6-0 263 Sr.-Jr.

92 Tom Kellar** 6-3 298 Sr.-Jr.DT 93 Amara Koroma* 6-2 260 So.-So.

98 Temidayo McCarthy* 6-4 257 Jr.-So.DE 44 Cortlan Booker 6-2 242 Jr.-So.

48 Martin Dunbar 6-1 215 Jr.-Jr.MLB 42 Brad Seiss** 6-0 225 Sr.-Jr.

36 Jason Sieman* 6-3 223 Sr.-Jr.WLB 49 Bryan Haines 6-5 214 So.-Fr.

28 Mike Dorulla 6-0 222 Jr.-So.SLB 11 Wendell Brown* 6-0 219 So.-So.

51 Anthony Corpuz** 6-2 226 Sr.-Jr.CB 6 Joshua Taylor* 5-10 200 Sr.-Sr.

29 Ricky Rakestraw* 5-9 163 Sr.-Jr.SS 25 David Gater*** 5-11 198 Sr.-5

34 Lavell Mosley 6-2 183 So.-Fr.FS 12 Trey Lewis 6-0 186 So.-Fr.

21 Chris Allen* 5-10 190 Jr.-So.CB 10 Trey Buice 5-10 165 Fr.-Fr.

4 Ryan Patrick* 5-10 170 So.-So.

BSU SPECIALISTSPK 20 Brian Jackson** 5-7 186 Jr.-Jr

31 Matthew Terkhorn 6-0 197 Jr.-So.PNT 35 Chris Miller 6-2 208 So.-Fr.

20 Brian Jackson** 5-7 186 Jr.-Jr.LS 54 Michael Hay** 6-1 243 Jr.-Jr.HLD 4 Ryan Patrick* 5-10 170 So.-So.PR 3 B.J. Hill 5-7 170 Fr.-Fr.

4 Ryan Patrick* 5-10 170 So.-So.KOR 2 Terry Moss** 5-10 189 Jr.-Jr.

3 B.J. Hill 5-7 170 Fr.-Fr.

2004 Game-By-Game Starters

2005 DEFENSIVE STARTERS

C

Romeli

Romeli

Romeli

Romeli

Romeli

Romeli

Romeli

Romeli

Romeli

LG

Walton

Walton

Walton

Walton

Walton

Walton

Egbuogu

Walton

Walton

RT

Ford

Ford

Ford

Ford

Ford

Ford

Ford

Ford

Ford

LT

Minor

Minor

Minor

Minor

Minor

Minor

Minor

Minor

Minor

WR/Z/TB

T.Lewis

T. Lewis

D.Harrison

C.Larkins

Sherrell

Bonner

T. Lewis

T. Lewis

T. Lewis

WR/H/TE

Bennett

Bennett

Bennett

Bennett

Bennett

T. Riley

Bennett

Montemayor

Bennett

TB/WR

T.Riley

Conner

Conner

Harrison

Harrison

Conner

Conner

Conner

Drew

QB

M. Bohnet

M. Bohnet

M. Bohnet

M. Bohnet

M. Bohnet

M. Bohnet

M. Bohnet

T. Jones

M. Bohnet

RG

Thomas

Thomas

Thomas

Thomas

Thomas

Thomas

Walton

Thomas

Thomas

TE/WR

Bracey

K.Bohnet

Wester

Montemayor

T. Lewis

T. Lewis

Cowser

Cowser

Sherrell

Game

at Cinn

LA-LAF.

at Mich.

at CMU*

KENT*

at Toledo*

at NIU*

MIAMI*

WMU*

BSU*

at Buffalo*

FS

Parker

Parker

Parker

Parker

Parker

Parker

Parker

Parker

Parker

DE

Howe

Howe

Howe

Howe

Howe

Howe

Howe

Howe

Howe

DT

Jones

Jones

Jones

Jones

Jones

Jones

Jones

Jones

Jones

MIKE

Holtzclaw

Holtzclaw

Holtzclaw

Holtzclaw

Holtzclaw

Holtzclaw

Holtzclaw

Holtzclaw

Holtzclaw

DT

Lang

Hunt

Hunt

Hunt

Hunt

Hunt

Hunt

Hunt

Hunt

SAM

Matthews

Matthews

Matthews

Matthews

Matthews

Matthews

Matthews

Matthews

Matthews

FC

S.Lewis

S. Lewis

S. Lewis

S. Lewis

S. Lewis

S. Lewis

S. Lewis

B. Smith

B. Smith

SS

Woodruff

Woodruff

Woodruff

Woodruff

Woodruff

Woodruff

Woodruff

Woodruff

Woodruff

BC

Bracey

Bracey

Bracey

Bracey

Bracey

Bracey

Bracey

Bracey

Bracey

WILL

Richardson

Richardson

Richardson

Richardson

Richardson

Richardson

K. Jackson

K. Jackson

Richardson

DE

Bednarik

Gagnon-G.

Gagnon-G.

Gagnon-G.

Gagnon-G.

Gagnon-G.

Gagnon-G.

Gagnon-G.

Gagnon-G.

WR/X/TB

Deslauriers

Deslauriers

Deslauriers

Deslauriers

Deslauriers

C. Graham

Deslauriers

Deslauriers

Deslauriers

2005 OFFENSIVE STARTERS

Game

at Cinn

LA-LAF.

at Mich.

at CMU*

KENT*

at Toledo*

at NIU*

MIAMI*

WMU*

BSU*

at Buffalo*

NCAA FOOTBALL RANKING

TEAM SUMMARY REPORT (NOV. 6, 2005)EASTERN MICHIGAN (3-6)

NCAA FOOTBALL RANKING

INDIVIDUAL SUMMARY REPORT (NOV. 6, 2005)EASTERN MICHIGAN (3-6)

Category Rank Actual Natl. Leader ActualRushing Off. 96 123.00 Minnesota 291.44Passing Off. 64 219.56 Texas Tech 433.33Total Off. 87 332.89 Southern Cal 593.56Scoring Off. 93 19.67 Southern Cal 49.89Rushing Def. 112 220.11 Kansas 64.11Pass Eff. Off. 77 117.61 Southern Cal 167.18Total Def. 94 424.22 Miami (Fla.) 214.75Scoring Def. 81 28.33 Alabama 8.22Net Punting 54 34.33 Wake Forest 41.41Punt Returns 99 5.86 UCLA 26.76Kickoff Ret. 62 20.81 Auburn 33.12TO Marg. t 37 .44 TCU 1.90Pass Defense 39 204.11 Miami (Fla.) 117.38Turnovers Lost t 4 9 Central Mich. 6Fumbles Lost t 9 4 UAB 2Int’s Per Game t 7 5 UCLA 3Penalties/Game 6 42.22 Iowa 34.00

Category EMU Play. Rank Actual Natl. Leader ActualRushing Matt Bohnet NR 32.25 Williams, Memphis 184.50Pass Eff. Matt Bohnet 69 120.95 Leinart, Southern Cal 170.51Total Off. Matt Bohnet 31 253.63 Hodges, Texas Tech 395.11Rec./Game Eric Deslauriers t 21 6.33 Jennings, WMU 9.11

A.J. Bennett 40 5.67Rec.Yds.-G Eric Deslauriers 57 72.67 Hass, Oregon State 142.78Punting Andrew Wellock 78 39.09 Baugher, Arizona 47.51KO Ret. Trumaine Riley 54 23.22 Rogers, TCU 33.79FG Andrew Wellock 20 1.44 Serna, Oregon State 2.44Scoring Andrew Wellock NR 6.11 Bush, Louisville 15.75All Purpose Trumaine Riley NR 83.25 Williams, Memphis 195.00Intercep. Daniel Holtzclaw t50 .33 Williams, La.-Monroe .71


2004 Game-By-Game Comparison2005 G2005 G2005 G2005 G2005 GAME-BAME-BAME-BAME-BAME-BYYYYY-G-G-G-G-GAME CAME CAME CAME CAME COMPOMPOMPOMPOMPARISONARISONARISONARISONARISON

Total Off Rushing Passing Punting Penalties Fumbles FirstGame Score Att Yds Att Yds Att Comp INT Yds No Avg No Yds No Lost Downsat Cincinnati 28 82 469 55 293 26 17 0 176 5 27.6 6 46 1 1 29EMU 26 64 316 31 149 33 22 0 167 5 43.8 8 52 2 0 18

Louisiana-Lafay. 10 66 410 37 182 29 21 0 228 4 36.0 5 34 6 4 19at EMU 31 80 424 41 156 39 27 0 268 5 40.0 5 60 1 1 24

at Michigan 55 84 465 56 232 28 20 0 233 2 40.0 4 20 0 0 30EMU 0 54 134 24 15 30 15 1 119 8 35.8 1 10 1 0 10

at CMU 20 80 384 49 202 31 18 0 182 5 40.4 7 63 2 0 20EMU 23 84 497 28 117 56 36 0 380 5 37.4 2 15 1 0 24

Kent State 20 76 319 30 76 46 29 2 243 6 44.0 7 57 1 0 22at EMU 27 81 340 41 122 40 23 1 218 6 37.8 5 51 0 0 21

at Toledo 30 68 456 41 295 27 16 0 161 2 43.5 5 42 0 0 25EMU 3 68 291 25 101 43 25 1 190 5 37.0 5 35 1 1 19

at Northern Ill. 24 76 434 53 315 23 15 2 119 2 31.0 9 101 1 1 17EMU 8 63 174 32 73 31 15 1 101 6 38.3 4 31 2 1 10

Miami 24 83 449 40 197 43 23 2 252 3 28.3 3 25 0 0 26at EMU 23 68 386 41 251 27 19 0 135 5 42.8 6 55 0 0 20

WMU 44 72 432 41 189 31 23 0 243 2 33.0 6 45 2 1 28vs. EMU (Ford) 36 75 434 17 35 59 40 1 399 1 50.0 6 59 1 1 24

Ball Stateat EMU

at BuffaloEMU

at U-M at CMU KENT* at NIU*at Cinn. LA-LAF. WMU* BSU*MIAMI*at NIU*

Off.BigPlaymaker

at Tol*

OffensivePlayer ofthe Week

DefensivePlayer ofthe WeekSpecialTeamsPlay.ofWk.

Nonechosen

AndrewWellock

TimConner

Def. BigPlaymaker

DarranMatthews

PracticePlayers

O.Ogundare,C.Campa

Champ.Perf.

Nonechosen

Champ.Spec.Tms

Harrison,Lewis,Parker,Perry

Walker,Wellock,Woodruff,Wyatt

Nonechosen

T.Lewis,T.Riley,Thomas,Ford,

Bracey,Woodruff

WinningPerform.

2005 INDIVIDUAL GAME COACHES' AWARD WINNERS


AWARDS

KevinMinor

KevinHowe

BlakeSmith

MattBohnet

DanielHoltzclaw

Gage,Downs

Howe,Lewis,MinorLewis,B.Smith,S.Smith,Topo,Wellock,Wyatt,Rich.,Woodrf.Bennett,Ford,

Romeli,T.Riley,Thomas,Walton,Desl.,Woodruff,

Harrison,S.Lewis,G.Gordillo,Jones

Nonechosen

Nonechosen

Nonechosen

TravisLewis

KevinHowe

DillonR.Brown

Nonechosen

RontrellWoodruff

T.Riley,S.Smith,B.Smith

MattBohnet

KevinHowe

TrumaineRiley

TravisLewis

DarranMatthews

Gage,Everson

T.Riley,T.Lewis

T.Riley,Wellock,Bennett

Sherrell,Bohnet,Minor,Romeli,OGGWalton,Thomas,Bracey,S.Lewis,

Perry,Parker,Howe,Woodruff,Jones

TrumaineRiley

JasonJones

AndrewWellock

DwayneHarrison

DarranMatthews

Schmitt,Shabazz

TrumaineRiley

B.Smith,Perry,Holdsclaw,T.Riley,Parker,Wellock

Harrison,Ford,T.Lewis,Romeli,Minor,J.Jones,

Gordillo,Bracey,S.Lewis,Perry

CourtneyFord

StevenLewis

RontrellWoodruff

NelsonDrew

MichaelRichardson

Stone,Cozart,Shabazz

T.Riley,Ford

Perry,Egbuogu

Minor,Romeli,Matthews,S.Lewis,

Nonechosen

DanielHoltzclaw

BlakeSmith

Nonechosen

JasonJones

Nonechosen

Nonechosen

B.Smith,Thomas,

Drew

J.Jones,Holtzclaw,

Parker,Bracey,S. Lewis

TylerJones

BlakeSmith

Nonechosen

TylerJones

DuanBracey

Dillon,C. Reid

T.Jones,E.D.,Romeli,Thomas,Ford,B.Smith,Woodruff,Richardson

Nonechosen

Sherrell,Walton,T.Lewis,Matthews,Holtzclaw,

Wyatt,Bracey

EricDeslauriers

DuanBracey

Nonechosen

Off.line/RB’s

KevinHowe

Barney,Cozart

Drew,Walton,Thomas,

Minor,Bracey,Howe

Romeli,Ford,Bennett,T.Lewis,

E.D.,Graham

Lang,T.Riley,Woodruff,Richardson


'04 No. Name Pos Ht Wt Class Hometown-High School-Junior College6 Victor Alejo DB 5-11 172 So.-Fr. Ft. Lauderdale,Fla.-Northeast

37 Everett Barney DB 5-8 172 Fr.-Fr. St. Petersburg,Fla.-St. Petersburg Catholic* 45 Steven Bednarik*** LB 6-1 1/2 235 Sr.-Sr. St. Helen,Mich.-Roscommon* 2 A.J. Bennett*** WR 5-9 1/2 193 Sr.-Sr. Delray Beach,Fla.-Atlantic Community

68 Jake Bleeker OL 6-5 312 So.-Fr. Plainwell,Mich.-Plainwell16 Ken Bohnet* TE 6-5 238 Jr.-So. Grand Ledge,Mich.-Grand Ledge

* 11 Matt Bohnet* QB 6-3 230 Sr.-Sr. Grand Ledge,Mich.-Grand Ledge-University of Iowa81 John Bonner WR 6-3 195 Fr.-Fr. Dayton, Ohio-Chaminade Julienne

* 4 Duan Bracey* DB/WR 5-9 192 So.-So. Detroit, Mich.-Murray Wright87 Reggie Brown WR 6-0 160 So.-Fr. Detroit, Mich.-Oak Park34 Todd Brown DB 5-10 165 Fr.-Fr. Dania,Fla.-Northeast26 Zedrick Bryant DB 6-0 191 Jr.-So. Immokalee,Fla.-Immokalee43 Chris Campa LB 6-2 200 Fr.-Fr. Orlando,Fla.-Freedom18 Wayne Campbell QB 6-5 205 Fr.-Fr. Port Charlotte,Fla.-Charlotte10 Brian Ceckiewicz DB 6-2 1/2 202 Jr.-So. Inkster,Mich.-Westland John Glenn74 Joe Charles OL 6-0 309 So.-So. Coral Springs,Fla.-Coral Springs5 Tim Conner RB 5-10 185 Fr.-Fr. Cleveland,Ohio-Glenville

* 84 Gemayel Cowser*** TE 6-2 293 Sr.-Sr. Chicago,Ill.-Hales Franciscan98 Allan Cozart DL 5-9 262 So.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Mumford12 Korey Cranor QB 5-11 1/2 190 Jr.-So. Blissfield,Mich.-Blissfield

* 19 Eric Deslauriers** WR 6-4 206 Sr.-Jr. Gatineau,Quebec, Canada-Lennoxville College Prep76 Shane Dillon OL 6-3 310 Fr.-Fr. Ypsilanti,Mich.-Lincoln79 Christopher Downer DL 5-10 222 Jr.-So. Southfield,Mich.-Bishop Foley69 Brandon Downs LB 6-2 235 Fr.-Fr. Springfield,Ohio-Kenton Ridge

* 25 Nelson Drew*** RB 5-11 205 Sr.-Sr. Newark,Del.-Newark (Valley Forge Mil. Acad.)77 Kellen Dunlap OL 6-2 268 So.-So. Machianicsburg,Ohio

* 70 Greg Egbuogu* OL 6-3 320 So.-So. Belleville,Mich.-Belleville31 Corey Everson LB 5-11 201 Fr.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Mumford

* 75 Courtney Ford** OL 6-4 1/2 281 Jr.-Jr. Wilmington,Delaware-Howard School of Technology97 Andy Fretz DL 6-3 265 Fr.-Fr. Kalamazoo,Mich.-Central17 Dontayo Gage QB 5-10 180 Fr.-Fr. Pontiac,Mich.-Northern

* 90 Olivier Gagnon-Gordillo** DE 6-2 1/2 262 Sr.-Sr. Charlesbourg,Quebec, Canada-Champlain30 Lyle Garrison DB 5-7 149 Fr.-Fr. Beavercreek,Ohio-Dayton Carroll39 Aaron Glenn DB 5-9 178 Jr.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Denby29 Christopher Graham WR 5-7 178 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Cody72 Brian Guimon OL 6-3 1/2 287 So.-Fr. Elmhurst,Ill.-York23 Dwayne Harrison RB 5-9 195 Fr.-Fr. North Miami Beach,Fla.-North Miami Beach82 Jason Headen TE 6-3 212 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Renaissance44 Daniel Holtzclaw LB 6-2 220 Fr.-Fr. Enid,Oklahoma-Enid7 LaGarian Houston** WR 5-6 156 Sr.-Sr. Immokalee,Fla.-Immokalee

* 88 Kevin Howe** DL 6-2 1/2 250 Sr.-Jr. Fruitport,Mich.-Grand Haven66 DeMarko Hughes OL 6-2 315 So.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Mackenzie91 Josh Hunt DL 6-6 275 So.-So. Jackson,Mich.-Lumen Christi-University of Colorado46 Korey Jackson LB 6-0 210 So.-Fr. Haslett,Mich.-Lansing Sexton67 Zach Johnson K 6-0 170 Fr.-Fr. Springboro,Ohio-Springboro

* 83 Jason Jones* DL 6-5 253 So.-So. Southfield,Mich.-Lathrup8 Tyler Jones QB 6-1 213 So.-Fr. Belleville,Mich.-Belleville

93 T.J. Lang DL 6-5 264 Fr.-Fr. Ferndale,Mich.-Birmingham Brother Rice89 Chris Larkins TE/DL 6-1 1/2 258 So.-Fr. Hollywood,Fla.-Hollywood Christian

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2005 Eastern Michigan University Alphabetical Football Roster


2005 Eastern Michigan University Alphabetical Football Roster

EMU FOOTBALL 2005 - PRONUNCIATION GUIDECOACHES

Feggins, Howard ............................ FAY-ginzGenyk, Jeff ....................................... JEN-ickIsphording, Scott ...................... ISS-for-dingPalka, Joe ..................................... PAUL-kuh

PLAYERS

Alejo, Victor ................................... uh-LAY-oBednarik, Steven .................... bed-NARE-ickBohnet, Ken ..................................... bo-NAYBohnet, Matt ................................... bo-NAY

Bracey, Duan ...................................... dwanCeckiewicz, Brian ..................... sess-KEV-itchCowser, Gemayel ........ COW-zur, guh-MAY elDeslauriers, Eric ................... duh-LORE-e-ayEgbuogu, Greg ................................... E-bawGage, Dontayo ............................ don-TAY-oGagnon-Gordillo, Olivier ............. GAN-yon,................................ gor-DILL-o, o-LIV-e-ayGuimon, Brian ................................ GUY-monHeaden, Jason ............................... HEAD-on

‘04 No. Name Pos Ht Wt Class Hometown-High School-Junior College* 33 Steven Lewis*** DB 5-8 167 Sr.-Sr. Toledo,Ohio-Rogers* 3 Travis Lewis* WR 6-2 197 Jr.-So. Kalamazoo,Mich.-Loy Norrix* 92 Matt Lisek*** DL 6-1 1/2 267 Sr.-Sr. Chicago Ridge,Ill.-H.L. Richards

55 Mackenzie Lyons LB 6-3 230 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Cass Tech* 42 Darran Matthews* LB 6-0 207 So.-So. Redford,Mich.-Thurston

35 Chris May DB 6-0 198 Fr.-Fr. Jupiter,Fla.-Dwyer73 Desi Mayner OL 6-2 272 So.-Fr. Gaines,Mich.-Linden58 Kevin Minor OL 6-2 275 Sr.-Jr. Flint,Mich.-Powers86 R.J. Montemayor TE 6-4 226 Jr.-Jr. Groveton,Texas-Groveton-Cisco J.C.47 John Neely* WR 6-0 1/2 198 Jr.-So. Detroit,Mich.-U. of D Jesuit20 Olufemi Ogundare RB 5-8 195 Fr.-Fr. Sugarland,Texas-Bellaire

* 24 Corey Parker** DB 6-0 188 Sr.-Sr. Detroit,Mich.-St. Martin DePorres* 27 Jereme Perry*** DB 6-0 200 Sr.-Sr. Saginaw,Mich.-Buena Vista

64 Ross Petersen OL 6-6 271 Fr.-Fr. Homewood,Illinois-Flossmoor56 Michael Richardson LB 6-1 205 Jr.-Jr. Indianapolis,Ind.-Ben Davis -Harper (Ill.) J.C.13 Corey Riley LB 6-2 1/2 211 Jr.-So. Boynton Beach,Fla.-American Heritage

* 85 Trumaine Riley** WR 5-7 1/2 164 Jr.-Jr. Akron,Ohio-Walsh Jesuit* 62 Mike Romeli*** C 6-2 298 Sr-Sr. Chicago Heights,Ill.-Chicago Marian Catholic

15 Andy Schmitt QB 6-4 215 Fr.-Fr. St. John’s,Mich.-St. John’s31 Lorenzo Seaberry WR 5-7 198 Fr.-Fr. Cleveland,Ohio-Bedford54 Cortland Selman LB 6-2 226 So.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Detroit Country Day28 Khalid Shabazz LB 5-10 194 Fr.-Fr. Oak Park,Mich.-Oak Park

* 22 Anthony Sherrell** DB 5-10 194 Sr.-Sr. Roseville,Mich.-Orchard Lake St. Mary's60 James Simmons DL 6-2 203 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Denby

* 14 Blake Smith* DB 6-0 177 So.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Mackenzie41 Spenser Smith DB 6-2 205 Fr.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Mackenzie94 Jim Spencer K 6-0 172 Fr.-Fr. Sylvania,Ohio-Northview80 Jacory Stone WR 6-1 185 Fr.-Fr. Cleveland,Ohio-Glenville

* 71 Chris Thomas* OL 6-4 330 Jr.-So. Carlisle,Penn.-Cumberland Valley-Milford (CT) Academy31 DeShaun Thompkins DB 5-10 200 Jr.-Jr, Battle Creek,Mich.-Central-California-Penn.89 Tremaine Thompson WR 5-11 170 Fr.-Fr. Ypsilanti,Mich.-Ypsilanti

* 53 Jerry Topolinski* LS 6-1 238 Jr.-So. Grand Blanc,Mich.-Flint Powers* 32 Pierre Walker** TB 5-7 197 Jr.-Jr. Detroit,Mich.-Central* 63 Khalid Walton* OL 6-3 304 Jr.-So. Southfield,Mich.-Southfield* 40 Andrew Wellock** PK 5-11 185 Jr.-Jr. Canton,Ohio-Green* 9 John Wester*** TE 6-1 236 Sr.-Sr. Romulus,Mich.-Romulus* 36 Rontrell Woodruff*** DB 5-10 1/2 199 Sr.-Sr. Southfield,Mich.-Lathrup

21 Jacob Wyatt DB 6-2 176 Fr.-Fr. Lansing,Mich.-Sexton* Letters won in ‘04 on the left; Total letters listed on right includes ‘04

October 20, 2005

Lisek, Matt ........................................ LEE-sicMontemayor, R.J. ............... montuh-may-OROgundare, Olufemi .................. o-luh-FAY-me............................................. o-gun-DAR-ayPerry, Jereme ........................... JARE-uh-meRomeli, Mike ................................ ro-MELL-eeSherrell, Anthony ......................... shuh-RELLStone, Jacory ............................ ja-CORE-eeWalton, Khalid ............................... kuh-LEEDWellock, Andrew ...........................WELL-lockWoodruff, Rontrell ....................... ron-TRELL


'04 No. Name Pos Ht Wt Class Hometown-High School-Junior College* 2 A.J. Bennett*** WR 5-9 1/2 193 Sr.-Sr. Delray Beach,Fla.-Atlantic Community* 3 Travis Lewis* WR 6-2 197 Jr.-So. Kalamazoo,Mich.-Loy Norrix* 4 Duan Bracey* DB/WR 5-9 192 So.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Murray Wright

5 Tim Conner RB 5-10 185 Fr.-Fr. Cleveland,Ohio-Glenville6 Victor Alejo DB 5-11 172 So.-Fr. Ft. Lauderdale,Fla.-Northeast7 LaGarian Houston** WR 5-6 156 Sr.-Sr. Immokalee,Fla.-Immokalee8 Tyler Jones QB 6-1 213 So.-Fr. Belleville,Mich.-Belleville

* 9 John Wester*** TE 6-1 236 Sr.-Sr. Romulus,Mich.-Romulus10 Brian Ceckiewicz DB 6-2 1/2 202 Jr.-So. Inkster,Mich.-Westland John Glenn

* 11 Matt Bohnet* QB 6-3 230 Sr.-Sr. Grand Ledge,Mich.-Grand Ledge-University of Iowa12 Korey Cranor QB 5-11 1/2 190 Jr.-So. Blissfield,Mich.-Blissfield13 Corey Riley LB 6-2 1/2 211 Jr.-So. Boynton Beach,Fla.-American Heritage

* 14 Blake Smith* DB 6-0 177 So.-So. Detroit, Mich.-Mackenzie15 Andy Schmitt QB 6-4 215 Fr.-Fr. St. John’s,Mich.-St. John’s16 Ken Bohnet* TE 6-5 238 Jr.-So. Grand Ledge,Mich.-Grand Ledge17 Dontayo Gage QB 5-10 180 Fr.-Fr. Pontiac,Mich.-Northern18 Wayne Campbell QB 6-5 205 Fr.-Fr. Port Charlotte,Fla.-Charlotte

* 19 Eric Deslauriers** WR 6-4 206 Sr.-Jr. Gatineau, Quebec,Canada-Lennoxville College Prep20 Olufemi Ogundare RB 5-8 195 Fr.-Fr. Sugarland,Texas-Bellaire21 Jacob Wyatt DB 6-2 176 Fr.-Fr. Lansing,Mich.-Sexton

* 22 Anthony Sherrell** TB 5-10 194 Sr.-Sr. Roseville,Mich.-Orchard Lake St. Mary's23 Dwayne Harrison RB 5-9 195 Fr.-Fr. North Miami Beach,Fla.-North Miami Beach

* 24 Corey Parker** DB 6-0 188 Sr.-Sr. Detroit,Mich.-St. Martin DePorres* 25 Nelson Drew*** RB 5-11 205 Sr.-Sr. Newark,Del.-Newark (Valley Forge Mil. Acad.)

26 Zedrick Bryant DB 6-0 191 Jr.-So. Immokalee,Fla.-Immokalee* 27 Jereme Perry*** DB 6-0 200 Sr.-Sr. Saginaw,Mich.-Buena Vista

28 Khalid Shabazz DB 5-10 194 Fr.-Fr. Oak Park,Mich.-Oak Park29 Christopher Graham WR 5-7 178 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Cody30 Lyle Garrison DB 5-7 149 Fr.-Fr. Beavercreek,Ohio-Dayton Carroll31 Corey Everson LB 5-11 201 Fr.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Mumford31 Lorenzo Seaberry DB 5-7 198 Fr.-Fr. Cleveland,Ohio-Bedford31 DeShaun Thompkins DB 5-10 200 Jr.-Jr, Battle Creek,Mich.-Central-California-Penn.

* 32 Pierre Walker** TB 5-7 197 Jr.-Jr. Detroit,Mich.-Central* 33 Steven Lewis*** DB 5-8 167 Sr.-Sr. Toledo,Ohio-Rogers

34 Todd Brown DB 5-10 165 Fr.-Fr. Dania,Fla.-Northeast35 Chris May DB 6-0 198 Fr.-Fr. Jupiter,Fla.-Dwyer

* 36 Rontrell Woodruff*** DB 5-10 1/2 199 Sr.-Sr. Southfield,Mich.-Lathrup37 Everett Barney DB 5-8 172 Fr.-Fr. St. Petersburg,Fla.-St. Petersburg Catholic39 Aaron Glenn DB 5-9 178 Jr.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Denby

* 40 Andrew Wellock** PK 5-11 185 Jr.-Jr. Canton,Ohio-Green41 Spenser Smith LB 6-2 205 Fr.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Mackenzie

* 42 Darran Matthews* LB 6-0 207 So.-So. Redford,Mich.-Thurston43 Chris Campa LB 6-2 200 Fr.-Fr. Orlando,Fla.-Freedom44 Daniel Holtzclaw LB 6-2 220 Fr.-Fr. Enid,Oklahoma-Enid

* 45 Steven Bednarik*** LB 6-1 1/2 235 Sr.-Sr. St. Helen,Mich.-Roscommon46 Korey Jackson LB 6-0 210 So.-Fr. Haslett,Mich.-Lansing Sexton47 John Neely* WR 6-0 1/2 198 Jr.-So. Detroit,Mich.-U. of D Jesuit

* 53 Jerry Topolinski* LS 6-1 238 Jr.-So. Grand Blanc,Mich.-Flint Powers54 Cortland Selman LB 6-2 226 So.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Detroit Country Day55 Mackenzie Lyons LB 6-3 230 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Cass Tech56 Michael Richardson LB 6-1 205 Jr.-Jr. Indianapolis,Ind.-Ben Davis -Harper (Ill.) J.C.

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2005 Eastern Michigan University Numerical Football Roster


2005 Eastern Michigan University Numerical Football Roster

EMU FOOTBALL 2005 - PRONUNCIATION GUIDECOACHES

Feggins, Howard ............................ FAY-ginzGenyk, Jeff ....................................... JEN-ickIsphording, Scott ...................... ISS-for-dingPalka, Joe ..................................... PAUL-kuh

PLAYERS

Alejo, Victor ................................... uh-LAY-oBednarik, Steven .................... bed-NARE-ickBohnet, Ken ..................................... bo-NAYBohnet, Matt ................................... bo-NAY

Bracey, Duan ...................................... dwanCeckiewicz, Brian ..................... sess-KEV-itchCowser, Gemayel ........ COW-zur, guh-MAY elDeslauriers, Eric ................... duh-LORE-e-ayEgbuogu, Greg ................................... E-bawGage, Dontayo ............................ don-TAY-oGagnon-Gordillo, Olivier ............. GAN-yon,................................ gor-DILL-o, o-LIV-e-ayGuimon, Brian ................................ GUY-monHeaden, Jason ............................... HEAD-on

‘04 No. Name Pos Ht Wt Class Hometown-High School-Junior College58 Kevin Minor OL 6-2 275 Sr.-Jr. Flint,Mich.-Powers60 James Simmons DL 6-2 203 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Denby

* 62 Mike Romeli*** C 6-2 298 Sr-Sr. Chicago Heights,Ill.-Chicago Marian Catholic* 63 Khalid Walton* OL 6-3 304 Jr.-So. Southfield,Mich.-Southfield

64 Ross Petersen OL 6-6 271 Fr.-Fr. Homewood,Illinois-Flossmoor66 DeMarko Hughes OL 6-2 315 So.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Mackenzie67 Zach Johnson K 6-0 170 Fr.-Fr. Springboro,Ohio-Springboro68 Jake Bleeker OL 6-5 312 So.-Fr. Plainwell,Mich.-Plainwell69 Brandon Downs LB 6-2 235 Fr.-Fr. Springfield,Ohio-Kenton Ridge

* 70 Greg Egbuogu* OL 6-3 320 So.-So. Belleville,Mich.-Belleville* 71 Chris Thomas* OL 6-4 330 Jr.-So. Carlisle,Penn.-Cumberland Valley-Milford (CT) Academy

72 Brian Guimon OL 6-3 1/2 287 So.-Fr. Elmhurst,Ill.-York73 Desi Mayner OL 6-2 272 So.-Fr. Gaines,Mich.-Linden74 Joe Charles OL 6-0 309 So.-So. Coral Springs,Fla.-Coral Springs

* 75 Courtney Ford** OL 6-4 1/2 281 Jr.-Jr. Wilmington,Delaware-Howard School of Technology76 Shane Dillon OL 6-3 310 Fr.-Fr. Ypsilanti,Mich.-Lincoln77 Kellen Dunlap OL 6-2 268 So.-So. Machianicsburg, Ohio79 Christopher Downer DL 5-10 222 Jr.-So. Southfield,Mich.-Bishop Foley80 Jacory Stone WR 6-1 185 Fr.-Fr. Cleveland,Ohio-Glenville81 John Bonner WR 6-3 195 Fr.-Fr. Dayton,Ohio-Chaminade Julienne82 Jason Headen LB 6-3 212 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Renaissance

* 83 Jason Jones* DL 6-5 253 So.-So. Southfield,Mich.-Lathrup* 84 Gemayel Cowser*** TE 6-2 293 Sr.-Sr. Chicago,Ill.-Hales Franciscan* 85 Trumaine Riley** WR 5-7 1/2 164 Jr.-Jr. Akron,Ohio-Walsh Jesuit

86 R.J. Montemayor TE 6-4 226 Jr.-Jr. Groveton,Texas-Groveton-Cisco J.C.87 Reggie Brown WR 6-0 160 So.-Fr. Detroit,Mich.-Oak Park

* 88 Kevin Howe** DL 6-2 1/2 250 Sr.-Jr. Fruitport,Mich.-Grand Haven89 Chris Larkins TE/DL 6-1 1/2 258 So.-Fr. Hollywood,Fla.-Hollywood Christian89 Tremaine Thompson WR 5-11 170 Fr.-Fr. Ypsilanti, Mich.-Ypsilanti

* 90 Olivier Gagnon-Gordillo** DE 6-2 1/2 262 Sr.-Sr. Charlesbourg,Quebec, Canada-Champlain91 Josh Hunt DL 6-6 275 So.-So. Jackson,Mich.-Lumen Christi-University of Colorado

* 92 Matt Lisek*** DL 6-1 1/2 267 Sr.-Sr. Chicago Ridge,Ill.-H.L. Richards93 T.J. Lang DL 6-5 264 Fr.-Fr. Ferndale,Mich.-Birmingham Brother Rice94 Jim Spencer K 6-0 172 Fr.-Fr. Sylvania,Ohio-Northview97 Andy Fretz DL 6-3 265 Fr.-Fr. Kalamazoo,Mich.-Central98 Allan Cozart DL 5-9 262 So.-So. Detroit,Mich.-Mumford

* Letters won in ‘04 on the left; Total letters listed on right includes ‘04

October 20, 2005

Lisek, Matt ........................................ LEE-sicMontemayor, R.J. ............... montuh-may-OROgundare, Olufemi .................. o-luh-FAY-me............................................. o-gun-DAR-ayPerry, Jereme ........................... JARE-uh-meRomeli, Mike ................................ ro-MELL-eeSherrell, Anthony ......................... shuh-RELLStone, Jacory ............................ ja-CORE-eeWalton, Khalid ............................... kuh-LEEDWellock, Andrew ...........................WELL-lockWoodruff, Rontrell ....................... ron-TRELL

Saturday, Oct. 15at Northern Illinois 24, Eastern Michigan 8 Comcast Local/Comcast ChicagoMiami (Fla.) 34, at Temple 3at Central Michigan 37, Ohio 10Bowling Green 27, at Buffalo 7at Navy 34, Kent State 31at Miami 51, Akron 23 (Time Warner Cable)Toledo 34, at Ball State 14

Saturday, Oct. 22Miami 24, at Eastern Michigan 23 (Comcast Local)Northern Illinois 34, at Kent State 3at Ohio 38, Ball State 21 (MAC TV Game of the Week; FSN Ohio, Comcast Local, Comcast Sports Net, Adelphia 13Western Michigan 45, at Bowling Green 14Army 20, at Akron 0at Toledo 38, Buffalo 15 (BCSN)at Clemson 37, Temple 7

Oct. 29 - Saturdayat Central Michigan 21, Toledo 17,Miami 41, at Temple 14Ohio 34, at Buffalo 20at Western Michigan 37, Kent State 14Ball State 31, at Northern Illinois 17Akron 24, at Bowling Green 14

Friday, Nov. 4Toledo 30, at Ohio 21 (ESPN2)

Saturday, Nov. 5Western Michigan 44, vs. Eastern Michigan 36 Ford FieldBowling Green 24, at Kent State 14at Miami 54, Buffalo 13at Ball State 23, Akron 17at Virginia 51, Temple 3Northern Illinois 31, at Central Michigan 28

Saturday, Nov. 12Ball State at Eastern Michigan, 6 p.m. (Comcast Local)Buffalo at Kent State, 1 p.m.Central Michigan at Western Michigan, 2 p.m. (FSN Ohio, Comcast Local, CSN Chicago, Adelphia 13 Buffalo)

Tuesday, Nov. 15Bowling Green at Miami, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)Ohio at Akron, 7:30 p.m. (ESPNU)

Wednesday, Nov. 16Northern Illinois at Toledo, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2)

Saturday, Nov. 19Eastern Michigan at Buffalo, 1:30 p.m.Central Michigan at Ball State, Noon (Comcast Local)Temple at Navy,. 1:30 p.m. (CSTV)

2005 Scores and Upcoming Mid-American Conference Games

Mid-American Conference 2005 Football Standings

CONFERENCE OVERALLWEST DIVISION W L PCT PTS OPP W L PCT PTS OPP

Toledo 5 1 .833 205 97 7 2 .778 323 172Northern Illinois 4 2 .667 186 145 5 4 .556 282 219Western Michigan 4 2 .667 244 201 6 3 .667 316 276Central Michigan 4 2 .667 175 135 5 4 .556 205 205Ball State 3 3 .500 181 203 3 6 .333 183 360Eastern Michigan 2 4 .333 120 162 3 6 .333 177 255

EAST DIVISION W L PCT PTS OPP W L PCT PTS OPP

Miami 4 2 .667 220 145 6 3 .667 319 199Bowling Green 4 2 .667 157 135 5 4 .556 289 246Akron 3 3 .500 142 168 4 5 .444 183 244Ohio 3 3 .500 152 178 4 5 .444 182 271Kent State 0 6 .000 93 191 1 8 .111 171 286Buffalo 0 6 .000 83 197 0 9 .000 86 283Temple* - - - - - 0 10 .000 90 459*MAC member effective 2007



2005 Eastern Michigan Football Eastern Michigan Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 07, 2005) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES........... (3-6-0) (2-2-0) (1-4-0) (0-0-0) CONFERENCE.......... (2-4-0) (1-2-0) (1-2-0) (0-0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (1-2-0) (1-0-0) (0-2-0) (0-0-0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND TEAM STATISTICS EMU OPP ------------ ------------------------ --- ----- ------ --------------------------------------------------- Sep 01, 2005 at Cincinnati L 26-28 21458 FIRST DOWNS.............. 170 216 Sep 10, 2005 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W 31-10 5628 Rushing................ 63 107 Sep 17, 2005 at Michigan L 0-55 109511 Passing................ 96 96 *Sep 24, 2005 at Central Michigan W OT 23-20 15013 Penalty................ 11 13 *Oct 01, 2005 KENT STATE W 27-20 6294 RUSHING YARDAGE.......... 1019 1981 *Oct 08, 2005 at Toledo L 3-30 25266 Yards gained rushing... 1228 2184 *Oct 15, 2005 at Northern Illinois L 8-24 27641 Yards lost rushing..... 209 203 *Oct 22, 2005 MIAMI L 23-24 5785 Rushing Attempts....... 279 402 *Nov 05, 2005 WESTERN MICHIGAN L 36-44 11191 Average Per Rush....... 3.7 4.9 * denotes conference game Average Per Game....... 113.2 220.1 TDs Rushing............ 7 19 RUSHING GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G PASSING YARDAGE.......... 1977 1837 -------------------------------------------------------------- Att-Comp-Int........... 358-222-5 284-182-6 BOHNET, Matt 8-8 70 330 72 258 3.7 2 29 32.2 Average Per Pass....... 5.5 6.5 HARRISON, D. 9-3 56 249 12 237 4.2 1 23 26.3 Average Per Catch...... 8.9 10.1 SHERRELL, A. 6-2 48 228 14 214 4.5 1 29 35.7 Average Per Game....... 219.7 204.1 JONES, Tyler 7-1 43 218 33 185 4.3 1 29 26.4 TDs Passing............ 13 13 CONNER, Tim 9-5 44 151 10 141 3.2 2 33 15.7 TOTAL OFFENSE............ 2996 3818 DREW, Nelson 9-1 5 31 0 31 6.2 0 13 3.4 Total Plays............ 637 686 WALKER, Pierre 1-0 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 3 7.0 Average Per Play....... 4.7 5.6 RILEY, T. 8-2 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.9 Average Per Game....... 332.9 424.2 BENNETT, A.J. 9-7 4 7 18 -11 -2.8 0 5 -1.2 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 31-645 21-364 TEAM 8-0 5 0 50 -50 -10.0 0 0 -6.2 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 7-41 18-199 Total.......... 9 279 1228 209 1019 3.7 7 33 113.2 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS..... 6-38 5-47 Opponents...... 9 402 2184 203 1981 4.9 19 47 220.1 FUMBLES-LOST............. 9-4 13-7 PENALTIES-YARDS.......... 42-368 52-433 PASSING GP-GS Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G PUNTS-AVG................ 46-39.1 31-36.4 ------------------------------------------------------------------ TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME.. 29:04 30:56 BOHNET, Matt 8-8 120.91 302-188-4 62.3 1772 11 49 221.5 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 52/142 59/123 JONES, Tyler 7-1 105.61 50-33-1 66.0 181 2 28 25.9 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 13/22 5/15 TEAM 8-0 0.00 3-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 WELLOCK, Andrew 9-0 150.80 2-1-0 50.0 24 0 24 2.7 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long DESLAURIERS, E. 9-8 0.00 1-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 --------------------------------------- Total.......... 9 117.59 358-222-5 62.0 1977 13 49 219.7 HOLTZCLAW, D. 3 6 2.0 0 8 Opponents...... 9 129.30 284-182-6 64.1 1837 13 43 204.1 WYATT, Jacob 1 20 20.0 0 20 BRACEY, Duan 1 9 9.0 0 9 RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G MATTHEWS, D. 1 3 3.0 0 3 ---------------------------------------------------- Total.......... 6 38 6.3 0 20 DESLAURIERS, E. 9-8 57 654 11.5 5 49 72.7 Opponents...... 5 47 9.4 0 38 BENNETT, A.J. 9-7 51 448 8.8 4 38 49.8 LEWIS, Travis 9-7 31 306 9.9 1 44 34.0 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd RILEY, T. 8-2 21 200 9.5 0 26 25.0 ----------------------------------------------------- BRACEY, Duan 9-9 16 88 5.5 0 17 9.8 WELLOCK, Andrew 46 1798 39.1 55 1 1 18 0 CONNER, Tim 9-5 14 91 6.5 0 13 10.1 Total.......... 46 1798 39.1 55 1 1 18 0 SHERRELL, A. 6-2 9 50 5.6 0 14 8.3 Opponents...... 31 1128 36.4 57 2 6 11 1 GRAHAM, Chris 9-1 7 75 10.7 2 25 8.3 BOHNET, Ken 4-1 5 19 3.8 0 9 4.8 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long DREW, Nelson 9-1 3 10 3.3 0 5 1.1 --------------------------------------- HARRISON, D. 9-3 3 3 1.0 0 5 0.3 RILEY, T. 7 41 5.9 0 14 MONTEMAYOR, R.J 8-2 2 9 4.5 1 7 1.1 Total.......... 7 41 5.9 0 14 BONNER, John 8-1 2 0 0.0 0 2 0.0 Opponents...... 18 199 11.1 0 72 WOODRUFF, R. 9-9 1 24 24.0 0 24 2.7 Total.......... 9 222 1977 8.9 13 49 219.7 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Opponents...... 9 182 1837 10.1 13 43 204.1 --------------------------------------- RILEY, T. 18 418 23.2 0 49 FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk CONNER, Tim 7 135 19.3 0 32 ----------------------------------------------------------------- DREW, Nelson 2 28 14.0 0 14 WELLOCK, Andrew 13-19 68.4 2-2 5-6 3-3 3-7 0-1 45 1 LEWIS, Steven 2 42 21.0 0 25 WALKER, Pierre 1 21 21.0 0 21 |------- PATs -------| BRACEY, Duan 1 1 1.0 0 1 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Total.......... 31 645 20.8 0 49 --------------------------------------------------------------- Opponents...... 21 364 17.3 0 39 WELLOCK, Andrew 0 13-19 16-18 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 55 DESLAURIERS, E. 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G BENNETT, A.J. 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 ------------------------------------------------------ GRAHAM, Chris 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 RILEY, T. 8 7 200 41 418 0 666 83.2 BOHNET, Matt 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 12 DESLAURIERS, E. 9 0 654 0 0 0 654 72.7 CONNER, Tim 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 BENNETT, A.J. 9 -11 448 0 0 0 437 48.6 HARRISON, D. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 CONNER, Tim 9 141 91 0 135 0 367 40.8 MONTEMAYOR, R.J 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 LEWIS, Travis 9 0 306 0 0 0 306 34.0 SHERRELL, A. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Total.......... 9 1019 1977 41 645 38 3720 413.3 JONES, Tyler 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Opponents...... 9 1981 1837 199 364 47 4428 492.0 LEWIS, Travis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 JONES, Jason 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G


2005 Eastern Michigan Football Eastern Michigan Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Nov 07, 2005) All games

|--------Tackles--------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| BlkdDEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36 WOODRUFF, Rontrell 9 58 37 95 . . . 3 . . . . .56 RICHARDSON, Michael 9 44 43 87 3.0-12 1.0-10 . . . 1-0 1 . .44 HOLTZCLAW, Daniel 9 37 43 80 5.0-10 . 3-6 1 1 . 1 . .24 PARKER, Corey 9 40 30 70 . . . 4 . 1-0 . 1 .42 MATTHEWS, Darran 9 25 32 57 0.5-0 . 1-3 . 2 . 2 . .4 BRACEY, Duan 9 24 23 47 0.5-2 . 1-9 2 . 1-0 . . .88 HOWE, Kevin 9 30 15 45 12.5-64 6.5-48 . 3 8 . 3 . .83 JONES, Jason 9 22 16 38 10.0-45 5.5-37 . . 6 . . . 190 GAGNON-GORDILLO, J. 9 23 12 35 6.5-29 2.0-16 . 1 3 1-0 1 . .33 LEWIS, Steven 8 23 11 34 . . . 4 . . . . .27 PERRY, Jereme 8 22 11 33 . . . . . . . . .91 HUNT, Josh 9 16 12 28 5.0-11 . . . 1 . . . .14 SMITH, Blake 9 10 17 27 . . . 4 . 3-0 . 1 .21 WYATT, Jacob 9 4 6 10 1.0-1 . 1-20 . . . . . .93 LANG, T.J. 9 3 7 10 0.5-3 . . . . . . 1 .46 JACKSON, Korey 6 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .45 BEDNARIK, Steve 8 2 3 5 1.0-5 . . . . . . . .30 GARRISON, Lyle 8 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . .41 SMITH, Spenser 9 3 1 4 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .25 DREW, Nelson 9 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .2 BENNETT, A.J. 9 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .53 TOPOLINSKI, Jerry 9 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .13 RILEY, Corey 6 1 2 3 0.5-1 . . . 1 . . . .85 RILEY, Trumaine 8 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .92 LISEK, Matt 7 1 1 2 . 1.0-0 . . . . . . .TM TEAM 8 2 . 2 1.0-2 . . . . . . . .26 BRYANT, Zedrick 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .3 LEWIS, Travis 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .32 WALKER, Pierre 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .40 WELLOCK, Andrew 9 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .54 SELMAN, Cortland 4 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .86 MONTEMAYOR, R.J 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .75 FORD, Courtney 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .23 HARRISON, Dwayne 9 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . Total.......... 9 409 332 741 48-188 16-111 6-38 22 22 7-0 8 4 1 Opponents...... 9 353 308 661 56-212 14-84 5-47 31 13 4-9 4 2 .

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