2015 wayne state university football media guide

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FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE2015

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TABLE OF CONTENTSGENERAL INFORMATION

Media Information ......................................................................... 2

City of Detroit ................................................................................. 3

President M. Roy Wilson ................................................................. 4

Athletics Director Rob Fournier ....................................................... 5

COACHES/STAFF

Head Coach Paul Winters .............................................................6-7

Assistant Coaches ......................................................................8-11

TEAM INFORMATION

2015 Outlook ..........................................................................12-13

Alphabetical Roster .................................................................14-15

Depth Chart.................................................................................. 15

Numerical Roster .......................................................................... 16

Comcast/Xfi nity Channel 900 ....................................................... 16

WDTK (1400 AM/92.7 FM)/Winters on Wednesday’s .................... 17

Off ensive Players .....................................................................18-36

Special Teams (Kickers) ...........................................................37-38

Defensive Players ....................................................................39-59

Recruits/Newcomers ...............................................................59-67

Home Attendance Records For Adams Field ................................. 67

GLIAC/OPPONENT INFORMATION

GLIAC History/ 2015 GLIAC Composite Schedule ......................68-69

2015 Opponent Information ...................................................70-75

Schools in Super Region 4/All-Time Series Records .................75-76

Series Scores vs. 2015 Opponents/Notable Streaks .................76-77

2014 SEASON

Game Summaries ....................................................................78-80

Team/Individual Statistics .......................................................81-85

GLIAC Standings/Football History/Award Winners ..................86-87

HISTORY

All-League Selections ................................................................... 88

All-Academic Selections/GLIAC Commissioner’s Award ................ 89

Senior All-Star Game .................................................................... 90

All-Americans/Harlon Hill/Gene Upshaw ..................................... 91

All-Region/National Players of the Week ...................................... 92

WSU’s Professional Players ........................................................... 93

Academic Success ......................................................................... 94

Team Awards ...........................................................................95-96

WSU Individual/Team Records ..............................................97-105

Longest Plays/Annual Leaders ............................................106-107

SCHOOL INFORMATION

Location ..................................................... Detroit, Michigan 48202

Founded ..................................................................................... 1868

Enrollment ....................................... 25,619 (16,602 undergraduate)

Nickname/Colors .................... Warriors/Green (561) and Gold (1245)

President ................................................................ Dr. M. Roy Wilson

Faculty Athletics Rep. ......................................... Robert M. Ackerman

Athletics Phone ........................................................... 313-577-4280

FOOTBALL INFORMATION

Affi liation/Conf. ............................................. NCAA Division II/GLIAC

Stadium ................................................... WSU Stadium/Adams Field

Capacity/Turf ............................................................. 6,439/FieldTurf

Head Coach/Phone ................................. Paul Winters/313-577-4288

Overall Record/WSU Record ........................... 63-60 (11 years)/Same

Offi ce Phone ................................................................ 313-577-4288

2014 Overall Record/GLIAC .................................................... 7-4/6-4

GLIAC Finish .............................. T-5th overall/T-3rd in North Division

Starters Returning .......................................... 12 (7 off ./5 def./1 kick)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................... 45/17

Off ense ............................................................................... 21/10

Defense ................................................................................ 22/7

Special Teams ......................................................................... 2/0

ASSISTANT COACHES

Defensive Coordinator/Secondary ................................... Brad Wilson

Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive Line..................... Scott Kazmierski

Wide Receivers ............................................................ E.J. Henderson

Linebackers ................................................................ Keith McKenzie

Quarterbacks ................................................................. Jeff Reardon

Off ensive Line .............................................................. Scott Wooster

Tight Ends ...................................................................... Jason Kluzak

Off ensive Assistant ......................................................... Rob Feeman

Off ensive Line Assistant .................................................. Jeff Fantuzzi

Defensive Line Assistant ................................................... Mike Kaiser

Defensive Backs Assistant ............................................ Jordan Belfi ori

Linebackers Assistant ................................................... Matt Johnston

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACHES

Associate AD/Strength & Conditioning Coach .......... Ruben Mendoza

Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach........................... Bryce Karasiak

Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach............................ Jordan Balbes

Graduate Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach .......... Pamela January

2015 WSU FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

The 2015 Wayne State University Football Media Guide is a

publication of the WSU Sports Information Offi ce. The media guide

was written and edited by SID Jeff Weiss with assistance from Cameron

Weidenthaler, and Mary Walsh. Front and back cover designs and

layout by Amanda St. Juliana. Photography by Mark Hicks (WestSide

Photographic), Ron Harper, Mike Quillinan (Senior Bowl), Chuck

Andersen, Mary Jane Murawaka, Jason Clark, Madison Weiss, Paul

Medenbach, Michael Dubicki, Rick Elliott (Carson-Newman) and

Mason Matthews. Media Guide information is current through

September 1, 2015.

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY

Director of Athletics ....................................................... Rob Fournier

Executive Senior Associate AD/Football............................. Jason Clark

Chief of Staff ...................................................................Theresa Arist

Associate AD/Fiscal Operations ............................. Mary Beth Buchan

Associate AD Academic Support/SWA ...................... Candice Howard

Associate AD/Mort Harris Rec Center ............................. Christy Nolan

Assistant AD Compliance and NCAA Liaison ........................ Alex Tiseo

Assistant AD Marketing/Promotions ................................ Nicole Stoll

Assistant AD for Development ................................ Lauren Lepkowski

Athletic Development Coordinator ........................... Jaclyn Crummey

Asst. Compliance Coordinator/SAAC Coordinator ......... Kelsey Meyers

Athletics Academic Advisor ............................................. Kim Clexton

Assistant AD/Facilities ................................................. Bob Ostrowski

Facility Coordinator ........................................................... Mike Flynn

Supervisor, Multipurpose Indoor Facility ....................... Jim Campbell

Equipment Manager ....................................................... Rick Renaud

Business Manager/Fiscal Operations ......................... Linda Letkowski

Creative Services Coordinator ............................... Amanda St. Juliana

Marketing Intern ......................................................... Mitchell Sweet

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

Football Secretary .................................................... Kathryn Maysen

Equipment Manager ................................................. Terrance Woods

Associate AD/Head Athletic Trainer ............................... Michael Chan

Associate Athletic Trainer ......................................... Steve Domzalski

Associate Athletic Trainer ............................................ Katie Minahan

Assistant Athletic Trainer ........................................... Jessica McNally

Assistant Athletic Trainer ............................................... Andrew Stoll

Sports Medicine Graduate Assistant .................................. Erin Brown

Athletic Training Intern ................................................... Chris Gobart

Athletic Training Intern ..................................................... Don Moran

MISSION STATEMENT

Wayne State University believes that intercollegiate athletics are

an important and wholesome adjunct to the principal purposes of

the University: (1) the advancement of knowledge through research

and investigation; and (2) the dissemination of knowledge through

teaching. To that end, participants in intercollegiate athletics must

be, fi rst and foremost, students whose fundamental aim is to obtain

a sound education.

A major mission of the University is to achieve an increasing level of

excellence in the quality of its programs and to enhance the visibility

and recognition of the University as a whole. Students who participate

in intercollegiate athletics are directly involved in the implementation

of this mission of excellence, and by such participation, provide a

unifying objective of community and University.

Wayne State University believes that a well-balanced program

in intercollegiate sports is important so long as it remains in proper

focus as an ancillary of the real purposes of the University; so long as

it remains under academic control; so long as the players are bona fi de

students; and so long as the coaches strive to instill qualities of honesty,

sportsmanship and clean play.

ON THE COVER

The 2015 Wayne State University football media guide front cover

highlights seniors (left to right) Nate Theaker, Zak Bielecki, Carl Roscoe,

Jamiil Williams, Brandon Lee and Ethan Walsh.

MEDIA RELATIONS

Director/Senior Associate AD .............................................. Jeff Weiss

E-mail ....................................................... jeff [email protected]

Offi ce .................................................................... 313-577-7542

Cell ....................................................................... 419-367-1627

Assistant Director .......................................... Cameron Weidenthaler

E-mail ................................................ [email protected]

Offi ce .................................................................... 313-577-2299

Graduate Intern................................................................ Mary Walsh

Offi ce ..................................................................... 313-993-4347

Digital Media Intern ..........................................................Ben Corona

Web site ................................................................. wsuathletics.com

Press Box Phone ........................................................... 313-577-4254

Facebook ......................................................................... wsuwarriors

Twitter ..................................................................... waynestwarriors

YouTube ............................................................. waynestateathletics

Mailing Address ............................. 5101 John C Lodge, 101 Matthaei

........................................................................ Detroit, MI 48202

HISTORY (CONT.)

WSU Football Hall of Fame Inductees ......................................... 108

Year-By-Year Record ................................................................... 109

All-Time Captains List (alphabetical) .......................................... 110

Winters vs. Opponents/Record by Decade .................................. 111

Year-By-Year Scores .............................................................112-114

Top Crowds/ Homecoming Scores........................................114-115

All-Time Letterwinners .......................................................116-119

WSU Football Locker Project ....................................................... 120

All-Time Coaching Records ......................................................... 121

WAYNE STATE

This is Wayne State ..............................................................112-126

WSU Academics ......................................................................... 127

WSU Athletic Dept. Staff /Football Support Staff .................128-131

Tom Adams Field ........................................................................ 132

Sports Medicine/Strength and Conditioning .............................. 133

2015 Wayne State Schedule/Marching Band .............................. 134

WSU Athletic Hall of Fame Members .......................................... 135

Cheerleaders/Dance Team/”W” .................................................. 136

WSU Award Winners ................................................................... IBC

2015 Schedule ............................................................................. BC


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INFORMATIONWayne State football releases and other information can be accessed via

the Internet. Log on to wsuathletics.com to receive information on all 18

intercollegiate sports. The football site includes a schedule, roster, all press

releases (usually in portable document format [.pdf] as well as text format) and

results (including game summaries), as well as up-to-date statistics.

CREDENTIALSPress and photo credentials for Warrior football games should be requested AT

LEAST ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE. Seating is limited to working press only. Requests

should be directed to Jeff Weiss, SID, WSU Sports Information Offi ce, 5101 John C.

Lodge, 101 Matthaei, Detroit, MI 48202. The one entrance is through the ticket

booths located at the south end of the stadium.

INTERVIEWSAll interviews with players and coaches should be arranged through the

Sports Information Offi ce. Please allow at least 24 hours to set up interviews.

Arrangements will be made for telephone and in-person interviews at a

mutually-agreeable time.

PARKINGMedia parking for WSU Stadium is located in Lot 50 off Warren Avenue just south

of the stadium’s ticket booths.

KEY WSU MEDIA OUTLETSNEWSPAPERS

DETROIT FREE PRESS

Gene Myers, Sports Editor

George Sipple, Sports Writer

600 W. Fort St., Detroit, MI 48226

Phone: (313) 222-6660

freep.com

DETROIT NEWS

Phil Laciura, Sports Editor

615 W. Lafayette, Detroit, MI 48226

Phone: (313) 222-2260

detnews.com

THE SOUTH END

Sports Editor

5221 Gullen Mall, Student Center Building Suite 50

Detroit, MI 48202

Phone: (313) 577-3496

thesouthend.wayne.edu

RADIO

Sean Baligian

WSU Play-by-Play Announcer

Wayne State University

5101 John C Lodge, 101 Matthaei

Detroit, MI 48202

WWJ RADIO (950 AM)

Tony Ortiz, Sports

26495 American Drive, Southfi eld, MI 48034

Phone: (248) 945-9950

detroit.cbslocal.com

TELEVISION

WDIV-TV (NBC-Channel 4)

Bernie Smilovitz, Sports Director

622 W. Lafayette, Detroit, MI 48231

Phone: (313) 222-0504

clickondetroit.com

WJBK-TV (Fox-Channel 2)

Dan Miller, Sports Director

16550 West Nine Mile Road, Southfi eld, MI 48075

Phone: (248) 552-5144

myfoxdetroit.com

WXYZ-TV (ABC-Channel 7)

Brad Galli, Sports Director

PO Box 789, Southfi eld, MI 48037

Phone: (248) 827-9420

wxyz.com

MICHIGAN TECH (SEPT. 2-3)

Franklin Square Inn - Houghton

820 Shelden Avenue

Houghton, Mich. 49931

906-487-1700

NORTHWOOD (SEPT. 25-26)

Four Points by Sheraton

4960 Towne Centre Road

Saginaw, Mich. 48604

989-790-5050

TIFFIN (OCT. 2-3)

Quality Inn and Conference Center

3422 N. State Route 53

Fremont, Ohio 43420

419-332-0601

WALSH (OCT. 23-24)

Holiday Inn - Akron-West

4073 Medina Road

Akron, Ohio 44333

330-666-4131

HILLSDALE (NOV. 13-14)

Holiday Inn - Jackson NW

2696 Bob McClain Drive

Jackson, Mich. 49202

517-789-9600

TRAVEL NOTES

• Days listed indicate departure from/return to WSU

• For all fi ve trips, the team will depart from WSU the day

before the game and return immediately following the game

• The Warriors will travel to all road contests via bus

• The travel schedule is subject to change

2015 Travel Plans

DIRECTIONS TO WSU STADIUMFrom the West – Take I-94 East. Exit at Trumbull Avenue. Turn right onto Trumbull

Avenue, then left onto Warren Avenue. Parking is in Lot 50 off Warren Avenue.

From the East – Take I-94 West. Exit at Woodward/Brush Avenues. Remain on

Ford Service Drive to Woodward Avenue. Turn left onto Woodward Avenue,

going south to Warren Avenue. Turn right onto Warren Avenue. Continue west

on Warren Avenue to Lodge Freeway (M 10) overpass. Lot 50 is located on your

right just past the overpass.

From the North – Take I-75 South to Warren Avenue exit. Turn right onto Warren

Avenue. Continue west on Warren Avenue to Lodge Freeway (M 10) overpass.

Lot 50 is located just past the overpass.

From the South – Take I-75 North to Lodge Freeway (M 10) North. Exit at Forest/

Warren Avenues. Turn left onto Warren Avenue (2nd light). Cross over Lodge

Freeway and turn right into Lot 50.

PHOTOGRAPHERSOnly those accredited photographers working on assignment will be issued

credentials from the Sports Information Offi ce. Photographers are allowed to

shoot from the 30-yard line to the back of the end zone on both sides of the

fi eld. Photographers are not allowed on the game fi eld or at the bench areas

during contests.

PRESS BOX SERVICESPrograms, game notes and other pertinent information will be supplied in the

press box, located at the top of the Stadium’s west side. A complete box score

and play-by-play will be available shortly after the completion of the game.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWSA post-game press conference will be held approximately 20 minutes after

the conclusion of the game. WSU coach Paul Winters and selected players will

be available in the team meeting room located in the WSU Football Building.

VISITING RADIOVisiting radio stations will receive one phone line for their game broadcasts in

the second tier of the WSU Press Box.

RADIOThe fl agship station of Wayne State University football is WDTK (1400 -AM/92.7

FM) in Detroit. All WSU football games can be heard live on the internet at

wdtkam.com.

INTERNET VIDEOAll 2015 Wayne State University football home games will be available online

through wsuathletics.com via Warriors All-Access.

The 2015-16 school year will mark the sixth season of

Warrior All-Access at wsuathletics.com

Not only will all home WSU football, basketball,

volleyball and softball games be available for viewing

by a world wide audience on a pay-per-view basis,

but also other videos featuring interviews with WSU

coaches and staff , and student-athletes.

Fans wanting to watch Wayne State events via

Warrior All-Access will need a high-speed internet

connection and Google Chrome is the suggested web

browser. Games will be sold on an individual basis with

special viewing packages also available.

Warrior All-Access will also feature On-Demand

Audio and Video with the stored archived video and

audio on wsuathletics.com.

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DETROIT PROFILEPopulation

City: 688,707 (U.S. Census Bureau 2013)

Metropolitan Area: 3,861,682

(Wayne, Oakland and Macomb

Counties – U.S. Census Bureau 2013)

U.S. CMSA Rank: 12th

(Detroit-Ann Arbor-Flint CMSA)

Founded: July 24, 1701 (incorporated, 1815)

Television Market: 11th

Fortune 1,000 Company Headquarters: 13

Mayor: Mike Duggan

• Major Industry – Internationally known for automobile

manufacturing and trade, the world headquarters of General Motors

Corp., Ford Motor Company and Chrysler LLC are located in metro

Detroit. The area ranks as a leader in the production of alternative

fuel, auto manufacturing and life science. The area ranks as a leader

in the production of paints, non-electrical machinery and automation

equipment, as well as pharmaceutical, rubber products, synthetic

resins and garden seed. Other national and international corporations

headquartered here include The Budd Company, American National

Resources, Kelly Services, SBC, Federal Mogul and Kmart, plus pizza

giants Domino’s, Hungry Howie’s and Little Caesars. These companies

employ more than 2 million metro Detroiters.

Land Area

City: 138.75 square miles

Metropolitan: 1,337 square miles

Elevation: 581 feet above sea level at Detroit River

Average Snowfall: 41.1 inches

Mean Annual Temperature: 48.6

Fun Facts About Detroit

• is home to the Motown sound founded by Berry Gordy Jr. in 1957

• is the potato chip capital of the world, based on consumption

• has country’s largest island park within a city – Belle Isle Park

• is home to the world’s only fl oating post offi ce, the J.W. Westcott II,

can be found on the Detroit River

• is home to one of the largest fl ower-bedding markets in the world

– Eastern Market

• is second in the nation in the sale of fi shing rods

• is home to one of the tallest hotels in North America – the Detroit

Marriott Renaissance Center, at 73 stories

• receives freighters from more than 100 world ports on the Detroit River

• has the most registered bowlers in the United States

• is the oldest city in the Midwest, and the only one from which one

can look south to Canada.

• The Ambassador Bridge, linking Detroit with Windsor (Ontario,

Canada) is one of the longest international suspension bridges in

the world.

• Detroit has Henry Ford, the man who put America on wheels, to thank

for the advent of snack food. He allowed workers on his assembly line to

take short breaks, which led to the trend of workers purchasing small

bags of food that could be quickly consumed.

• The Eastern Market, a major commercial food distribution center

famous for the quality, freshness and variety of its produce, meat, fi sh

and even fl owers, has been in existence since 1892.

• In 1915, the fi rst Kiwanis Club began in Detroit.

• was the first city in the nation to assign individual telephone

numbers in 1879

• The Sporting News named Detroit the Best Sports City in 2007.

Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions and Super Bowl XL.

Famous Detroiters

Tim Allen, actor, comedian

Anita Baker, singer

Francis Ford Coppola, fi lm director, producer

Henry Ford, inventor

Rosa Parks, activist

Aretha Franklin, singer

Thomas Hearns, boxer

Casey Kasem, radio star

Charles Lindbergh, pilot

Lone Ranger, radio star who debuted on WWJ Radio

Joe Louis, boxer

Madonna, actress, singer

Smokey Robinson, singer, songwriter

Diana Ross, actress, singer

Tom Selleck, actor

Robin Williams, actor, comedian

Stevie Wonder, singer, songwriter

Eminem (b. Marshall Mathers), singer

Kid Rock (b. Robert James Ritchie), singer

Bob Seger, singer

• The Detroit Metro Sports Commission (DMSC) markets and sells

metro Detroit as a premier destination for regional, national and

international amateur sporting events.

• The Detroit area has a long, successful history of hosting a variety

of tournaments and events including NCAA, AAU and USSSA events.

Metro Detroit was the location for the 2005 Major League Baseball

All-Star game, Super Bowl XL in 2006, the 2008 AAU Junior Olympic

Games, the 2009 NCAA Basketball Final Four and the 2010 NCAA Men’s

Frozen Four.

Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers and the 2005 MLB All-Star Game.

CITY OF DETROIT


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M. Roy Wilson, M.D., M.S., was unanimously

elected President of Wayne State University by the

Board of Governors on June 5, 2013. He assumed

the presidency on August 1, 2013.

Prior to joining Wayne State, Dr. Wilson served as

deputy director for strategic scientifi c planning and

program coordination at the National Institute on

Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) of

the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Wayne State University Board of Governors

Diane L.

Dunaskiss

Marilyn

Kelly

Paul

Massaron

(Vice Chair)

David A.

Nicholson

Sandra Hughes

O’Brien

Gary S.

Pollard

(Chair)

Dana

Thompson

Kim

Trent

As deputy director, Dr. Wilson led the

development and implementation of an integrated

system for planning, coordinating, and evaluating

the NIH health disparities research portfolio, in

collaboration with the NIH institutes and centers.

He also co-chaired the NIH Common Fund programs:

the Building Infrastructure Leading to Diversity

Initiative and the National Research Mentoring

Network.

Previously, Dr. Wilson was dean of the School of

Medicine and vice president for health sciences at

Creighton University, president of the Texas Tech

University Health Sciences Center, and, concurrently,

chancellor of the University of Colorado Denver

and chair of the Board of Directors of University

of Colorado Hospital. Immediately prior to joining

the NIH, Dr. Wilson chaired the Board of Directors

of Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and

Science and was acting president during part

of that time. Under Dr. Wilson’s leadership, the

university regained full institutional accreditation

and stabilized its fi nances.

Dr. Wilson’s research has focused on glaucoma

and blindness in populations from the Caribbean

to West Africa. He holds elected memberships in

the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy

of Sciences, the International Glaucoma Research

Society and the American Ophthalmological Society.

He has served on the executive committee of the

NIH-funded Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study

and chaired the Data Monitoring and Oversight

Committee of the NIH-funded Los Angeles Latino

Eye Study. He currently chairs the Data Monitoring

and Oversight Committee of the African American

Eye Disease Study. Dr. Wilson was a member of the

advisory councils of both NIMHD and the former

National Center for Research Resources, as well as

the NIH Director’s Working Group on Diversity in the

Biomedical Research Workforce.

Dr. Wilson received his undergraduate degree

from Allegheny College, an M.S. in epidemiology

from the University of California, Los Angeles,

and an M.D. from Harvard Medical School. He was

selected for the list of Best Doctors in America

for a consecutive 14 years by Best Doctors Inc.

and was a fi nalist for the Los Angeles Business

Journal’s Healthcare CEO of the Year in 2011. His

additional honors include the American Academy

of Ophthalmology’s Senior Achievement Award, the

Distinguished Physician Award from the Minority

Health Institute, the Herbert W. Nickens Award from

the Association of American Medical Colleges, and

the NIH Director’s Award.

PRESIDENT M. ROY WILSON


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Since Rob Fournier was named Director of Athletics at

Wayne State University on September 1, 2000, a lot has

changed. In those 15 years, the department’s competitive

success, classroom achievements, community outreach

initiatives and the physical structure of the athletic

campus has seen a signifi cant transformation. That

development has followed a strategic plan that models

business forecasting and has realized defi ned goals/

objectives. The results are well-documented.

That competitive success is evident in Wayne State’s

national standing against all Division II institutions. WSU’s

14 best fi nishes in the prestigious NACDA Cup standings

(which measures the overall competitive success of

athletic programs around the country) have all occurred in

the last 14 years including the three highest marks ever in

the past seven years – 11th in 2009, 14th in 2014 and 21st

in 2010. Those fi nishes secured an unprecedented top four

(4%), top fi ve (5%) and top seven (7%) percent ranking

among all Division II athletic programs in the country. Ten

of 18 athletic teams advanced to the NCAA tournament

last season. In the past 14 years WSU has catapulted over

100 places in the NACDA rankings.

Additionally, in those 15 years, 43 WSU coaches have

been named conference coach of the year while fi ve have

gone on to be distinguished as National Coach of the Year.

In 2012, the women’s swimming and diving program won

the fi rst national title since women’s fencing in 1989.

Football had its best season ever in 2011 reaching the

Division II national championship game.

During Fournier’s tenure at WSU, Warrior athletic teams

have won 33 conference regular-season titles, 11 league

tournament titles and eight postseason regional, super

regional or national titles.

For his eff orts, Fournier was honored by NACDA as the

Athletics Director of the Year in the Central Region in 2008.

Last year, WSU had twenty-eight (28) All-Americans.

In the past 10 years, 294 Warriors have been named All-

Americans, the most in any decade. In the 98 years of

WSU Athletics, 347 of the 568 all-time All-Americans (61

percent of the total) have been so honored since 2000.

Another strategic measurement continues to be

noteworthy. The 2014-15 academic year continued both

academic achievement and community volunteerism.

Fifteen (15) of WSU’s 17 athletic programs (women’s

indoor and outdoor track is counted as one) have

cumulative grade-point averages above 3.00 with a

composite cumulative GPA of all WSU student-athletes at

3.10. The annual NCAA Federally-mandated graduation

rate (fi ve year) for WSU student-athletes is at an all-time

high of 72 percent which has risen over 30 percent in

Fournier’s tenure from programs such as: survival skills,

connect-mentoring and learning specialists!

In addition, in the last 12 months, WSU student-

athletes contributed an exemplary 10,754 community

service hours volunteering at a variety of Detroit

initiatives. In the past six years alone, student-athletes

have committed 53,863 community service hours with

such programs as Habitat For Humanity, University Prep

Elementary, Capuchin Soup Kitchen and Warming Center,

Adopt a Family Thanksgiving Basket, Basic Needs Drive, Be

The Match Donor Registry, Covenant House Michigan, NSO

(Neighborhood Service Organization), SOCKS in the City,

L.I.N.K. Mentoring (Local Intervention Network for Kids,

S.M.A.R.T.S. Mentoring, Big Brother Big Sisters, Make-A-

Wish Foundation, COTS, Toys for Tots, Forgotten Harvest,

Gleaners Food Bank and Manhood Mentoring Project to

name only some of the programs.

The conference recognized those achievements with an

unprecedented association’s honor of the Sportsmanship

Award and Community Service Award in 2013.

The rise in both academic average and community

outreach has been dramatic, consistent and

unprecedented. In addition, in the latest federally-

mandated graduation rate report, it noted WSU student-

athletes received an undergraduate degree at a rate 30

percent higher than the comparable campus population.

These, and other academic achievements, are recognized

at the annual academic banquet, which he started in 2001

and combines a salute to the University’s faculty.

Fournier’s ability to generate private and corporate

support has dramatically altered the physical setting

of the athletic campus and the practice/competitive

opportunities for WSU student-athletes.

In his 15 years, he has secured $14,762,796 in revenue

for the athletic department including $13,231,677 in cash

and an additional 1,531,119 in deferred gifts. That total

has helped complete the following facility initiatives:

football locker room; multipurpose indoor facility; new

men’s and women’s basketball offi ce complex; baseball’s

replica Fenway Park baseball stadium which displays the

former Tiger Stadium scoreboard on its famous “Green

Monster facade; men’s and women’s basketball coaches

offi ces and fi lm room; softball locker room and coaches

offi ces, along with a grandstand, walkway and press box;

a Boston Garden-like parquet fl oor for basketball; Hall

of Fame foyer; swimming video board, pool deck and

bleachers in the natatorium; football ticket booths and

stadium entrance; outdoor marquee; FieldTurf football

fi eld; a new outdoor track; scoreboards for baseball and

football with a video display; trainer’s treatment areas;

and new USTA outdoor tennis courts with scoreboard.

The physical transformation has been both noticeable

and imaginative and boasts a number of cosmetic

infrastructure changes as well.

Fournier added a radio and statewide television

package to WSU media outreach. He also added the

athletic department’s fi rst website, a quarterly magazine

(Warrior Within) and a weekly coach’s show (Winters

on Wednesdays). He also directs and oversees the

University’s intramural and club sport programs and the

Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness Center.

Furthermore, Wayne State is the only school in the

country to designate a week of activities to promote

Women’s Athletics as “W” Week will be having its seventh

annual celebration in April 2016 highlighted by “W” Day.

The addition of new programs in women’s indoor

and outdoor track and fi eld, and women’s golf follows

an internal gender-equity plan designed to better

opportunities.

Fournier served three years as a member of the

NCAA regional-ranking football committee whose

responsibilities include selecting the top teams in the

region each week and the teams that advance to the

postseason. He also spent three seasons on the NCAA

softball regional ranking committee. He currently serves

as a member of the GLIAC Finance Committee, while

also serving on the infractions committee, scheduling

committee and long-range budget planning committee.

Prior to joining Wayne State, Fournier served as the

Senior Associate Commissioner and general counsel

for the Mid-American Conference. While serving as the

acting Commissioner of the Conference (1999), he moved

the league offi ce from Toledo to Cleveland, wrote and

secured a long-term contract for the men’s basketball

tournament at Quicken Loans Arena and secured the three

largest corporate gifts in the history of the MAC including

First Energy as the tournament sponsor for the men’s

postseason basketball tournament.

He also wrote and negotiated the initial Motor City Bowl

football contract that is the MAC’s longest postseason Bowl

alignment. As the chief compliance offi cer for the league,

Fournier investigated and reported on over 350 infraction

cases that insured fairness in case resolution and corrective

action. At the request of institutions, he has appeared

before the NCAA Committee on Infractions and conducted

campus reviews of compliance eff ectiveness in fi nancial

aid, rules education, eligibility and institutional control.

He has served as liaison to various NCAA committees for

which the conference held cabinet positions. The MAC

presidents recognized Fournier’s achievements when they

unanimously conferred a Certifi cate of Commendation

and a mark of esteem for his eff orts in 1999.

A licensed attorney, he received his bachelor’s degree

summa cum laude and his master’s with honors from the

University of Akron. He was a national forensics champion

and qualifi ed for the national fi nals in six events. Fournier

received his law degree from Akron in 1986 and was

admitted to the Ohio bar that same year where he is still

licensed to practice.

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR ROB FOURNIER


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Paul Winters enters his 12th season as the Wayne State University

head football coach.

A year ago, Winters had 26 student-athletes named to the

Academic All-GLIAC teams with 15 players earning All-GLIAC

accolades. His squad was extremely disciplined ranking seventh in

the nation in fewest penalties per game (4.45). In addition, senior

linebacker Nores Fradi was voted GLIAC Defensive Back of the Year

and a First Team AFCA All-American.

The 7-4 record marked the sixth time in the last seven seasons the

Warriors had fi nished at least .500 compiling a 50-31 mark in that

span.

For the 2013 campaign, he had 24 student-athletes named to

the Academic All-GLIAC teams with six players earning All-GLIAC

accolades.

In the 2012 season fi nale, he equaled the school mark for games

coached (101) by a WSU football coach. He had 26 student-athletes

receive Academic All-GLIAC honors along with 11 players being

named to the All-GLIAC teams.

After guiding the winningest team in school history in 2011, he

was honored for his eff orts with the AFCA (American Football Coaches

Association) NCAA Division II National Coach of the Year award.

His 2011 squad set the school record for overall wins (12), road

wins (8), while winning four consecutive road playoff games to reach

the national title contest. In addition, senior left tackle Joe Long was

the recipient of the Gene Upshaw Award as the top lineman (both

off ensive and defensive) in Division II. Senior running back Josh Renel

was a First Team CoSIDA Academic All-America selection becoming

the fi rst football CoSIDA Academic All-American since 1975.

Senior safety Jeremy Jones along with six other teammates earned

All-America accolades for the 2011 season.

The Warriors ranked in the top 35 nationally in fi ve diff erent

categories for the 2011 campaign -- ninth in fewest sacks allowed

(0.94 per game), 14th in sacks (3.00 per game), 23rd in scoring

off ense (34.38 ppg), 26th in passing effi ciency (144.02), and 33rd in

rushing off ense (200.56 ypg).

In addition to setting the following single-season school records

-- rushing yards (3,209), rushing attempts (699), rushing TDs (43),

passing effi ciency rating (144.0), average yards per pass attempt

(8.4), total off ense (6,083), all-purpose yards (7,880), points (550),

total TDs (74), extra points (70), kickoff returns for a touchdown (3),

interception return yards (401), tackles for loss (109/84 solo + 50

asst.), sacks (48.0/40 solo + 16 asst.) and pass break-ups (54).

Winters became the school’s all-time football wins leader when

the Warriors recorded a double-overtime victory at Hillsdale on Oct.

22, 2011. The 2011 senior class compiled a 35-14 mark surpassing

the previous mark of 30 wins by the 1978 class. In addition, 30

members of the 2011 national fi nalist squad received conference all-

academic accolades.

In 2010, WSU set then school records for overall wins (9),

conference wins (8), points in a season (347), passing completion

percentage (59.9%), and yards per pass attempt (7.67). All these

accomplishments plus a 12th-place ranking in the fi nal regular-

season AFCA national poll earned Winters the AFCA Division II

Regional Coach of the Year award.

Jones became the fi rst WSU defensive player to earn First Team

All-America honors in school history following the 2010 campaign.

The two-time GLIAC Coach of the Year (2006 and 2008), Winters

led the Warriors to four consecutive winning seasons (2008-11) for

the fi rst time since 1974-78.

In addition, senior running back Joique Bell was selected as the

NCAA Division II Player of the Year (Harlon Hill Trophy), played in the

Senior Bowl and participated in the NFL Combine in Indianapolis

after rushing for 29 touchdowns and 2,084 yards in 2009. Bell

teamed with Reggie Bush in 2013 to become the fi rst running back

tandem with over 500 rushing yards and 500 receiving yards each in

an NFL season. In 2014, Bell scored eight touchdowns for the second

consecutive season and totaled nearly 1,200 yards from scrimmage in

rushing and receiving.

Winters’ 2008 squad became the fi rst team in school history to be

ranked in the AFCA national poll. Earlier that year he was one of 28

coaches nationally selected to participate in the 2008 NCAA Expert

Coaches Academy.

Winters became the fi rst WSU football coach to earn GLIAC Coach

of the Year honors since Dick Lowry in 1975 following a successful

2006 campaign in which the Warriors ranked 10th nationally in

kickoff returns, and 13th in both rushing off ense and punt return

defense. WSU was also ranked regionally until the fi nal poll.

In 2006, Bell eclipsed the NCAA Division II freshman rushing record

by gaining 2,065 yards and became the fi rst WSU player named to the

AFCA All-America squad since the AFCA began selecting All-America

teams in 1945. Bell and David Chudzinski were also named to the AP

Little, D2Football.com and Daktronics All-America squads and were

joined by Derrion Fuqua on the Hansen’s Gazette All-America team.

After helping the Warriors improve fi ve places in the GLIAC

standings from 2004 to 2005, WSU improved another four places in

2006 and recorded the fi rst winning season in more than a decade.

In his 11 years at WSU, Winters has coached 236 Academic All-

GLIAC selections, 14 Academic All-District honorees, 34 All-Region

selections and 120 All-GLIAC award winners.

Winters was hired as the school’s 19th football coach by WSU

Director of Athletics Rob Fournier on December 17, 2003, after

serving on the staff at the University of Akron the previous nine years.

Prior to his appointment at WSU, Winters was listed as one of the

top 10 African-American head coaching candidates in the nation by

the Black Coaches Association.

After the 2000 season, and for the second time, Winters was

nominated for the Broyles Award, a national honor recognizing the

nation’s top Division I-A assistant coach. In addition, he was chosen

Assistant Coach of the Year by the Northeastern Ohio Chapter of the

National Football Foundation.

Before returning to Akron following the 1994 campaign, Winters

was an assistant football coach at the University of Wisconsin for two

seasons (1990-91). Prior to UW, he was on the coaching staff at the

University of Toledo for four seasons (1986-89).

In his previous stint on the Akron coaching staff , Winters served on

Jim Dennison’s staff as off ensive backfi eld coach for two seasons after

being a graduate assistant for the `82 and `83 campaigns.

Winters was inducted into the UA Athletic Hall of Fame on

Feb. 2, 1990. He earned a bachelor of science degree in industrial

management in `80 and a M.S. degree in education in 1984.

The seventh all-time leading rusher in school history, he rushed for

2,613 yards during his Zips career and was named 1980 UA Athlete

of the Year. Winters was a three-time letterman and a three-time

recipient of the Harry “Doc” Smith Award as the outstanding player

in his class. In `79, Winters was selected as the Zips’ off ensive MVP. He

was a prep star at Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary.

A former member of the AFCA Division II Board of Coaches, Winters

currently serves on the NCAA Regional Ranking Committee as well as

the NCAA Rules Committee.

Winters has four children, Christian, Monica, Melanie and Natalie

and is married to the former Mya Hill.

Winters’ Year-by-Year Head Coaching RecordYear Games Wins Losses Pct. League Wins Losses Pct. Finish PF PA

2004 10 1 9 .100 GLIAC 1 9 .100 13th 115 403

2005* 10 3 7 .300 GLIAC 3 7 .300 T-8th 158 224

2006 11 6 5 .545 GLIAC 6 4 .600 T-4th 287 255

2007 11 3 8 .273 GLIAC 2 8 .200 12th 335 383

2008 11 8 3 .727 GLIAC 7 3 .700 T-3rd 222 161

2009 11 6 5 .545 GLIAC 5 5 .500 8th 322 320

2010& 11 9 2 .818 GLIAC 8 2 .800 1st/South 347 228

2011 16 12 4 .750 GLIAC 7 3 .700 Nat’l Runner-Up 550 382

2012 10 5 5 .500 GLIAC 5 5 .500 6th/North 213 244

2013 11 3 8 .273 GLIAC 3 7 .300 T-6th/North 246 341

2014 11 7 4 .636 GLIAC 6 4 .600 T-3rd/North 319 204

Career 123 63 60 .512 53 57 .482 3114 3145 *-Does not include forfeit by Saginaw Valley. &-T-2nd overall in the GLIAC

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Head coach Paul Winters with his wife Mya.

HEAD COACH PAUL WINTERS

Coach Winters with daughters Monica, Melanie and Natalie. Monica attends The Ohio State University, while Melanie is the most celebrated female student-

athlete in Baldwin Wallace University history. She is a seven-time NCAA Division III All-American in track. Natalie was a fi rst-year letterwinner in 2014-15 for

the University of Mount Union track squad competing in the javelin, discus, shot put and weight throw.


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Amber, Logan, Brad, and Brady Wilson

Brad Wilson begins his fourth season as

defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach

for the Wayne State University football program in

the fall of 2015 after being named to the position

in February 2012.

Last year two of his players earned All-Region

accolades as Zak Bielecki was a Daktronics Second

Team All-Region honoree while Gerren DuHart was

a Beyond Sports Network Second Team All-Region

selection prior to being named to the USA Football

All-America Second Team. Bielecki tied for fi rst in

the GLIAC and was ninth nationally in solo tackles

per game (6.6), while also earning Academic All-

GLIAC honors. DuHart was a First Team All-GLIAC

honoree while Bielecki was named to the All-GLIAC

Honorable Mention Team.

As a unit, the 2014 Warrior defense led the GLIAC in both tackles for loss (9.3) and sacks (2.91) per

game, which ranked eighth and 22nd nationally, respectively. WSU fi nished 38th in Division II in total

defense allowing 338.5 yards per game. In 2013, fi ve of his student-athletes received Academic All-GLIAC

honors (Zak Bielecki, Kevin Buford-Wilson, James Hendrix, Austin Nelson and Mike Sawchuk) with redshirt

freshman Valorian Cunningham being voted the Warriors Defensive Rookie of the Year by his teammates.

His contingent totaled seven interceptions, 17 pass break-ups and six tackles for loss. His defense ranked

35th nationally allowing just 197.5 passing yards per game.

Four of his student-athletes received Academic All-GLIAC accolades (Zak Bielecki, Kevin Buford-Wilson,

Austin Nelson and Mike Sawchuk) for the 2012 season with another, Gerren DuHart, being voted First Team

All-GLIAC as well as Second Team All-Super Region 4. In addition, the Warriors ranked ninth nationally

in pass defense allowing just 165 yards per game through the air. His defensive back corps recorded 15

pass break-ups and four interceptions during the 2012 campaign. In addition, redshirt freshman Jamiil

Williams was voted WSU’s Defensive Rookie of the Year.

Prior to coming to Detroit, Wilson spent the previous four seasons (2008-2011) as the secondary coach

at Ashland University. He was also AU’s director of summer football camps.

A 2007 AU graduate with a degree in education, Wilson spent two seasons (2005-2006) as a student

assistant coach with the Eagles. In that role he worked with the defensive backs, tutoring the cornerbacks

and helping to break down fi lm. He began his coaching career at his high school alma mater (Shelby)

from 2002-04, where he was the special teams coordinator and at various times coached the outside

linebackers, defensive backs and wide receivers.

Wilson was on the staff at Bowling Green for one year (2007) as the defensive graduate assistant coach

with the Falcons. He and his wife, Amber, have two sons, Brady and Logan, and reside in Northville.

Jackson, Stephanie, Scott and Alexander Kazmierski

Scott Kazmierski begins his 12th year on the

Wayne State football coaching staff in the fall

of 2015 and his 11th as the defensive line coach

and recruiting coordinator. He joined the Warrior

football program in the spring of 2004 as running

backs coach and moved to his current position in

June of 2005.

During his WSU tenure, Kazmierski has mentored

31 Academic All-GLIAC selections, 16 All-GLIAC

honorees, three CoSIDA Academic All-District

recipients, three all-region selections, and one All-

American (Greg Hasse in 2011).

He mentored two 2014 Academic All-GLIAC

selections in Blake Mazur and Alex Medenbach

along with WSU Defensive Rookie of the Year award

recipient Jake Carrizales. Carrizales was a Second Team All-GLIAC selection while Justice Akuezue and Sam

Sillmon were both named to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team. Carrizales was third in the GLIAC in

both sacks and tackles for loss per game. As a team, WSU led the GLIAC and ranked 22nd nationally in 2014

in sacks (2.91 per game), while ranking eighth in NCAA Division II with 9.3 tackles for loss per game. The

Warriors were ranked 38th in D-II in total defense allowing 338.5 yards per game.

He tutored two Honorable Mention All-GLIAC selections in 2013 (Ryan Hankins and Hasse) along with

three Academic All-GLIAC honorees in Ashawn Butler, Andrew Matt and Medenbach.

He guided two all-league honorees in 2012 in Serxho Guraleci and Andrew Matt along with three

Academic All-GLIAC selections in Guraleci, Matt and Pat Cecile. His defensive linemen recorded eight

takeaways helping the Warriors to a top-20 ranking nationally in turnover margin. In addition the six

quarterback hurries by his DL corps helped WSU rank ninth in Division II in pass defense. Cecile was the

2012 WSU Football Ron Solack #35 Award winner, while Guraleci was bestowed the Cortez Smith award.

The 2011 WSU defense ranked 14th nationally in sacks (3.00 per game), 39th in rushing defense

(123.31 yards per game), and 49th in scoring defense (23.88 points per game) as Wayne State reached the

national championship game for the fi rst time in school history. The Warriors were ranked second in the

fi nal AFCA poll after setting a school record with 12 overall wins, four playoff victories, and eight triumphs

on the road. In addition, Kazmierski coached six GLIAC All-Academic team members in 2011.

In 2010, he had one First Team All-GLIAC selection in Daunte Akra (who also earned all-region

accolades), while Hasse was an honorable mention all-conference choice. In addition, WSU ranked fourth

in the league in rushing defense (134 yards per game), tied-for-third in fewest rushing touchdowns

allowed (12) and second in sacks with 28, the most of any conference school during the regular season.

In terms of national stats in 2010, WSU tied-for-34th in sacks (2.45 per game) and was 38th in scoring

defense (20.73 points per game). All this helped the Warriors set a then school record for overall wins (9),

conference victories (8) and the highest AFCA ranking in school history (12th). Kazmierski also coached

the punt return team which ranked second in the GLIAC in 2010 with a 13.6 yard average per return.

Athan Anagonye was named to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team in 2009, while three of his

players (Cecile, Jimmy Kinaia and Jon Robinson) earned GLIAC All-Academic team accolades.

In 2008, Jason Thomas was voted to the All-GLIAC First Team, while Andrew Bates was a CoSIDA

Academic All-District First Team selection. Bates and Anagonye were both named to the Honorable

Mention All-GLIAC team, the fi rst of two straight accolades for Anagonye.

Kazmierski was instrumental in the turnaround of the Warrior defense going from 125th in scoring

defense in 2007 (34.8 points per game) to sixth in 2008 (14.6 ppg). The Warriors fi nished ninth in the

country in turnover margin and 29th in sacks. Bates was a Second Team Academic All-District selection in

2007, while four of Kazmierski’s players were named to the GLIAC All-Academic team.

In 2006, Chris Smilo earned Honorable Mention All-GLIAC accolades and two of his players, Dan Barnes

and Jason Thomas, were named to the GLIAC All-Academic team with Barnes being voted to the CoSIDA

Academic All-District First Team. Two of his defensive linemen earned all-region honors (Michael Hall

- Hansen’s Gazette; and Leo Wells -

D2Football.com) in 2005 with Wells being

voted to the All-GLIAC First Team. It was

the fi rst such honor for a WSU defensive

lineman since 1998.

A native of Okemos, Kazmierski

graduated from Eastern Michigan

University in 2003. While at EMU, he

majored in political science with a minor

in history. He began his coaching career

at his alma mater (OHS) as a varsity

assistant from 1998-2001. Kazmierski

spent the 2001 campaign as a student

coach at EMU. He served two years

(2002-2003) as defensive coordinator at

Ypsilanti Lincoln High School.

Kazmierski and his wife, Stephanie,

reside in Novi with their sons, Jackson

and Alexander.

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Keith Jr., Keith, with twins Kalen and

Karson, and Tamiko McKenzie

Detroit native Keith McKenzie begins his eighth

season with the WSU football team in the fall

of 2015. He joined the staff in March 2008 as an

assistant linebackers and defensive line coach. He

was named to his current position in April 2009.

He tutored Cliff Harris Award fi nalist Nores

Fradi, who was also a First Team All-American

by Associated Press, the AFCA, Daktronics, and

D2Football.com in 2014. Fradi was also voted the

GLIAC Defensive Back of the Year (linebacker and

DBs combined). In addition, Marcell Jones was an

Honorable Mention All-GLIAC selection, while two

of his players (Anthony DeDamos and Alex Kish)

earned Academic All-GLIAC recognition.

Fradi, who was selected WSU’s Defensive Most

Valuable Player, led the nation in tackles for loss per game (2.6), while also leading the conference in solo

tackles and sacks per game. He was also selected to receive the Ron Solack “35” Award, which recognizes

someone who wore his WSU uniform with unmatched pride and played the game with enthusiasm.

Jones was second in the GLIAC and 10th nationally in fumbles recovered (3) during the 2014 campaign.

He was also the recipient of the Cortez Smith Award which recognizes a member of the WSU football

program whose contributions include: a positive approach to all aspects of the program both on and off the

fi eld; noticeable improvement to academic growth and progress, as well as skill and physical development;

and fi nally, growing spiritually and contributing to the overall vitality of the football program.

As a team, WSU led the GLIAC in 2014 and ranked 22nd nationally in sacks (2.91 per game), while

ranking eighth in NCAA Division II with 9.3 tackles for loss per game. The Warriors were ranked 38th in D-II

in total defense allowing 338.5 yards per game.

In 2013, he mentored three Academic All-GLIAC selections (Anthony DeDamos and Idris Hobdy), with

one (Steve O’Shell) earning Academic All-GLIAC Excellence honors. He tutored two All-GLIAC performers

in Ed Viverette (First Team) and Moe Davenport (Honorable Mention). Viverette won two awards at the

team’s year-end banquet as he was named Defensive Most Valuable Player and he also received the Ron

Solack “35” Award. In addition, O’Shell was selected as the program’s Scholar-Athlete for 2013.

During the 2012 campaign, he guided two Second Team All-GLIAC linebackers in Nick Thomas and Ed

Viverette, while having three of his student-athletes (Thomas, Davenport and O’Shell) earn Academic

All-GLIAC honors. The strong performances by his corps helped WSU rank ninth nationally in pass

defense (165.6 yards per game) and 18th in turnover margin as his linebacking crew totaled 15 sacks, 11

quarterback hurries, eight forced fumbles, four fumble recoveries and three interceptions.

At the end of the 2012 season, Thomas was selected as the squad’s Scholar-Athlete while Viverette was

voted the team’s Defensive MVP.

The 2011 WSU Defense ranked 14th nationally in sacks (3.00 per game), 39th in rushing defense

(123.31 yards per game), and 49th in scoring defense (23.88 points per game) as Wayne State reached the

national championship game for the fi rst time in school history. The Warriors were ranked second in the

fi nal AFCA poll after setting a school record with 12 overall wins, four playoff victories, and eight triumphs

on the road. In addition, McKenzie coached three GLIAC All-Academic team members in 2011, while senior

linebacker Raleigh Ross also earned all-region accolades.

Two of his players received all-conference accolades following the 2010 campaign with Nick Thomas

being voted to the All-GLIAC First Team, and Ross being named to the honorable mention squad.

In his fi rst season as a full-time coach in 2009, McKenzie tutored one all-league selection (Nick Thomas,

who ranked fi fth nationally in tackles per game), plus three GLIAC All-Academic team honorees (Matt

Faulkner, Matt Shango and Thomas).

McKenzie, who played collegiately at Ball State, was drafted in the seventh round in 1996 and spent

eight years in the National Football League as a defensive end with four teams. His best season came with

the Cleveland Browns in 2000 when he started 16 games and was credited with 61 tackles including eight

sacks. He played 95 games in the NFL and recorded 177 tackles including 29.5 sacks. He also returned his

lone NFL interception in 1998 for the Green Bay Packers for a touchdown.

He appeared in two Super Bowls with the Packers, including the 1996 Super Bowl win.

McKenzie was an outstanding athlete who had a standout career at Highland Park. In addition to

lettering three times in football, he also lettered six other times: three times in track, twice in wrestling

and once in tennis.

He then became a standout All-Mid

American Conference (MAC) defensive end

for Ball State from 1993-95 and left as the

school’s all-time sack leader. McKenzie

graduated from Ball State with a bachelor

of science degree in history and was

inducted into the BSU Athletic Hall of Fame

in 2006.

He and his wife, Tamiko, reside in

Farmington Hills with their son, Keith Jr.,

and twins Kalen and Karson.

E.J. Henderson joined the Wayne State University

football coaching staff in March of 2015 after

serving one year at Ohio Northern University as the

wide receivers coach and co-off ensive coordinator.

Henderson previously coached at WSU under Paul

Winters from 2004-06.

Last year, the Polar Bears compiled a 7-3 mark

and won their fi nal fi ve games. ONU averaged 417

yards of off ense per game and over 30 points per

contest as Second Team All-League wide receiver

Devon Price had an Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC)

best 65 receptions.

In 2013, Henderson was the off ensive

coordinator and special teams coordinator at

Urbana University. He mentored Joe Webb, who

was a First Team All-Mountain East Conference selection as the Blue Knights went 7-4 overall along with a

7-2 mark in MEC play. Webb broke or tied UU single-season school records for catches (80), receiving yards

(1,164) and receiving TDs (12). Henderson oversaw an off ense that averaged over 30 points per game and

429 yards per contest as Harlon Hill Regional Finalist D.J. Mendenhall threw for a school-record 3,268 yards

and 32 touchdowns. Mendenhall was also voted MEC Off ensive Player of the Year.

Before joining the Blue Knights, Henderson spent two years (2011-2012) as the wide receivers coach

and special teams coordinator at NCAA Division I Davidson. He tutored First Team All-Pioneer receiver

Lanny Funsten, who became the school’s all-time leader in receptions (229), receiving yards (2,770)

and receiving touchdowns (20). Funsten also earned All-American accolades in 2011. Tight end Reese

Williams was a First Team All-PFL selection following the 2012 campaign.

Previously, he was on the staff for four seasons (2007-2010) at Princeton University. Henderson was

the Tigers defensive backs coach his fi rst two years before spending his fi nal two seasons in New Jersey

coaching the running backs. He also served as PU’s special teams coordinator. In 2010, he guided All-

Ivy League running back Jordan Culbreath, All-Conference kicker Patrick Jacob, and All-League punter Joe

Cloud.

During his prior stint at WSU, Henderson served as wide receivers coach and special teams coordinator

mentoring All-American place-kicker David Chudzinski, who was WSU’s all-time leading scoring kicker

when he graduated. Henderson also coached an all-league wide receiver for the Warriors for three

consecutive seasons in Ronald Williams (2004), Nick Body (2005) and Jake Weingartz (2006).

He served as the defensive backs coach at Mount Union College is Alliance, Ohio, for two years (2002-

03). He helped the Purple Raiders to the 2002 NCAA Division III national title and an appearance in the

2003 championship game.

Prior to joining the Mount Union staff , Henderson earned his master’s degree at the University of

Louisville and spent two years with the Cardinals as a wide receivers coach where he coached Dion Branch

of the New England Patriots. Louisville made back-to-back bowl appearances and won the 2001 Liberty

Bowl.

A 1996 graduate of Central Washington University, he earned four letters for the Wildcats and was

an All-Mount Rainier League selection as a wide receiver his senior campaign in 1995. That same year,

CWU shared the NAIA national championship with Findlay. He had 64 receptions for 1,272 yards and 15

touchdowns in earning honorable mention All-Little Northwest honors.

A native of Tacoma, Wash., he completed his collegiate career with 95 receptions for 1,704 yards and

20 touchdowns.

He is married to Katie Rosenthal Henderson and they have two daughters, Miriam and Luella, and a

son, Asa.

Miriam, Katie, Luella, E.J. and Asa.

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Jeff Reardon re-joined the Wayne State football

staff in March 2013 as the tight ends coach after

spending the 2012 campaign as the secondary

coach at Baldwin Wallace University. He moved to

quarterbacks coach for the 2014 campaign and will

again coach the signal callers in 2015.

Last season, Reardon tutored Carl Roscoe who

fi nished ninth in the NCAA in passing yards per

completion (15.09) and 16th in passing yards

per attempt (8.59). In addition, WSU was third

nationally in red zone off ense at 90.5 percent.

Roscoe was also an Academic All-GLIAC honoree

for 2014.

Reardon also guided kickers Paul Graham and

Majd Khytaz in 2014. Both were Academic All-

GLIAC selections with Graham tying for the national lead in fi eld goal percentage (93.3%) and fi nishing

19th in fi eld goals made per game (1.27). In addition to being WSU’s Special Teams MVP, Graham was

Second Team All-GLIAC, a fi nalist for the Fred Mitchell Award and was named to the Beyond Sports

Network All-Super Region 4 Third Team.

In his fi rst season back in Detroit in 2013, Reardon mentored three Academic All-GLIAC selections

(Trent Brodbeck, Aaron Weston and Ethan Walsh) with both Brodbeck and Weston being named to the

All-Academic Excellence team.

At BWU in 2012, he tutored All-OAC safety Tom Goebel, who was second on the team with 61 total

tackles, tied for the team lead with three interceptions, and led the squad with eight total pass breakups.

The Yellow Jackets compiled a 7-3 record.

Reardon originally joined the Wayne State football staff in March 2008 and served as an assistant

defensive backs coach in both 2008 and 2009 after serving as a student assistant coach at Hope in the

fall of 2007.

After working at Hope during the spring of 2010, he returned to WSU in the summer of 2010 to serve as

video coordinator and safeties coach.

His 2011 squad ranked 14th in sacks (3.00 per game), 39th in rushing defense (123.31 yards per game),

and 49th in scoring defense (23.88 points per game) as Wayne State reached the national championship

game for the fi rst time in school history. The Warriors were ranked second in the fi nal AFCA poll after

setting a school record with 12 overall wins, four playoff victories, and eight triumphs on the road.

Two of his players received conference all-academic honors, while senior safety Jeremy Jones was voted

GLIAC Defensive Back of the Year as well as to numerous All-America squads.

In 2010, WSU junior safety Jeremy Jones became the fi rst WSU defensive player in school history to earn

First Team All-America accolades (Daktronics All-America First Team).

Wayne State was tied-for-34th nationally in sacks (2.45 per game) in 2010, 38th in scoring defense

(20.73 points per game), 50th in total defense (330.45 yards per game) and 52nd in passing effi ciency

(116.72 rating). All this helped the Warriors set a school record for overall wins (9), conference victories

(8) and the highest AFCA ranking in school history (12th).

In 2009, he helped coach one all-league performer (Jones) and four academic all-conference selections

(Joe Claiborne, Aaron Cornett, Kenny Loney and Brent Wisniewski).

A 2007 graduate of Hope College, he was named to the 2006-07 MIAA Academic Honor Roll and also

lettered in football in 2005 and 2006.

The Stanwood native graduated from Sturgis High School in 2003. Jeff and Lauren are the proud

parents of Sadie Alexander.

Lauren, Jeff and Sadie

Former Wayne State University student-athlete

Scott Wooster joined the WSU football coaching

staff in the spring of 2009 and, after serving four

years as the tight ends coach, moved to off ensive

line coach in the spring of 2013. The 2015 campaign

will be his third season as off ensive line coach.

A year ago, he mentored two National Football

Foundation Hampshire Honor Society selections in

Thom Box and Ben Walker. Five members of his

group (Tommy Richardson, Walker, Greg Webber,

Alex Ziedas and Andy Zimmerman) were GLIAC

All-Academic Excellence selections with another

fi ve players (Box, Mike Komor, Ed Reny, Jake Sheets

and Nate Theaker) earning Academic All-GLIAC

recognition. Theaker was a First Team All-GLIAC

honoree with Walker receiving Honorable Mention All-GLIAC accolades. Box was the squad’s recipient

of the Randy Guzowski Award, which goes to the individual who has demonstrated team leadership and

shown exemplary school and community citizenship.

On the fi eld in 2014, Wooster’s corps ranked 12th nationally in fewest sacks allowed (0.91 per game)

and 23rd in fewest tackles for loss allowed (5.18 per game). WSU also ranked third in Division II in red

zone off ense at 90.5 percent which coincided with 28 rushing touchdowns and over 215 rushing yards

per game.

At the conclusion of the 2013 campaign, four of his off ensive linemen were named to the GLIAC All-

Academic Team with one (Ben Walker) earning All-Academic Excellence accolades. In addition, redshirt

freshman Robert Kelly was the recipient of the Warriors Off ensive Rookie of the Year award, while

Walker was an Honorable Mention All-GLIAC selection. WSU rushed for over 190 yards per game and 20

touchdowns during the 2013 season.

Wooster’s entire 2012 tight end group consisted of either true freshmen and or redshirt freshmen. He

had one player earn Academic All-GLIAC honors (Ethan Walsh) and another (Trent Brodbeck) be voted

WSU’s Off ensive Rookie of the Year.

His 2011 tight ends corps helped the Warriors to a school record for overall wins (12), road wins (8),

while winning four consecutive road playoff games to reach the national title contest. In addition, senior

Greg Oberstaedt was named to the GLIAC All-Academic team.

The Warriors ranked in the top 40 nationally in four off ensive categories for the 2011 campaign -- ninth

in fewest sacks allowed (0.94 per game), 23rd in scoring off ense (34.38 ppg), 26th in passing effi ciency

(144.02) and 33rd in rushing off ense (200.56 ypg).

In 2010, one of his student-athletes (Austin Hughes) was named to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention

team, while also receiving the Ron Solack #35 Award.

In addition, WSU was second in the league in both rushing touchdowns (27) and fewest sacks allowed

(9). In terms of NCAA rankings, the Warriors fi nished sixth in fewest sacks allowed per game (0.82), 30th

in rushing off ense (194.73 yards per game) and 45th in scoring off ense (31.55 points per game). All this

helped the Warriors set a school record for overall wins (9) in 2010, conference victories (8) and the highest

AFCA ranking in school history (12th). All three of his players (Hughes, Greg Oberstaedt and Cory Zauner)

earned GLIAC All-Academic honors for the 2009 campaign.

After attending Eastern Michigan in the fall of 1995, he transferred to WSU in the spring of 1996 and

saw limited action that season for the Tartars. He then started all 11 games for WSU in both 1997 and 1998

at right tackle. As a senior and team captain, Wooster lettered as a left guard in 1999. He was twice named

to the MIFC All-Academic team (1997 and 1999).

Wooster earned his undergraduate degree from WSU in 2001 and a master’s in exercise science with a

concentration in exercise & sport psychology in 2007, also from WSU.

Prior to joining the WSU coaching staff , he served as the off ensive coordinator and off ensive line coach

at Warren Mott High School. He is married to former WSU softball player Christina Vitale, and the couple

resides in Shelby Twp. with their daughter, Elliana Faith.

Scott, Christina and Elliana Wooster

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Jeff Fantuzzi joined the Wayne State University

football coaching staff in the spring of 2015. He will

work primarily with the off ensive line and O-Line

coach Scott Wooster.

A 2014 graduate of Central Michigan University,

Fantuzzi spent the 2014-15 academic year as an

account executive for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

He was a 2011 letterwinner for the Chippewas

and was a member of the 2009 Mid-American

Conference champions as well as the 2010 GMAC

Bowl Champions.

A native of Macomb, Fantuzzi helped Dakota

to back-to-back Division 1 state championships in

2006 and 2007. He earned Associated Press Division

1-2 all-state honors as a senior in 2008.

Mike Kaiser joined the WSU football staff in

August of 2014. He will work with the defensive

line again in 2015.

Kaiser mentored two Academic All-GLIAC

selections in Blake Mazur and Alex Medenbach

along with WSU 2014 Defensive Rookie of the Year

award recipient Jake Carrizales. Carrizales was a

Second Team All-GLIAC selection, while Justice

Akuezue and Sam Sillmon were both named to the

All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team. Carrizales was

third in the GLIAC in both sacks and tackles for loss

per game, while Sillmon was among the conference

leaders in fumble recoveries.

As a team, WSU led the GLIAC in 2014 and ranked

22nd nationally in sacks (2.91 per game), while

ranking eighth in NCAA Division II with 9.3 tackles for loss per game. The Warriors were ranked 38th in D-II

in total defense allowing 338.5 yards per game.

The Romeo, Mich. native graduated from Michigan State in 2013 with a degree in interdisciplinary

studies. He formerly was a teaching assistant at Lapeer East High School while coaching wide receivers

and defensive backs at Imlay City High School. He coached two Spartan defensive backs to All-League

accolades and aided in a record-setting season for one of the team’s wide receivers.

He began his college career at Adrian College where he played football for two seasons. He spent his

prep playing days at Orchard Lake St. Mary’s where he started at right guard in the 2007 MHSAA Division

3 State Championship game. The Eaglets lost to East Grand Rapids 46-39 in fi ve overtimes, the longest

playoff game in MHSAA history for any round. Kaiser earned All-League and All-Oakland County honors

in 2007.

Matt Johnston joined the Wayne State University

football coaching staff in the summer of 2015 as

assistant linebackers coach.

Johnston spent the previous two seasons (2013

& 2014) at Manchester University as linebackers

coach and video coordinator. In 2013, he coached

senior linebacker Zach Dashner to Division 3 All-

North Region accolades. In addition, Dashner and

classmate Dylin Kennedy shared team MVP honors.

He was the running backs and fullback coach

at Kentucky Christian for the 2013 spring season.

Before going to KCU, Johnston had been a graduate

assistant linebackers coach at William Penn for

two years (2011 & 2012) while also serving as the

defensive coordinator for the J.V. squad. He earned his master’s degree from WPU in business leadership.

In 2010, Johnston was the off ensive coordinator at Warren Fitzgerald High School after serving as

running backs coach at Adrian College, his alma mater, for two seasons in 2008 and 2009. In 2008, Adrian

led the league with 238.5 rushing yards per game. He was also the JV off ensive coordinator at Adrian. He

helped the 2010 WFHS squad to an 8-4 record, a district runner-up fi nish, and a state playoff berth. The

off ense averaged over 330 yards per game, including 203.2 on the ground.

Johnston was a three-year letterwinner for the Bulldogs (2005-07) and after his fi nal season began an

internship with the AC strength and conditioning program where he also served as an assistant defensive

line coach. He graduated from Adrian College with a bachelors’ degree in english and a minor in spanish.

During his time at Adrian, he was a resident assistant for three years and President of SGA (Student

Government Association).

A native of St. Clair Shores, Mich., Johnston played his high school football at Lutheran East. While at

LEHS, he was a 2004 Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association Division IV Second Team All-State

outfi elder, while also earning All-Metro Conference honors in football.

Jason Kluzak joined the Wayne State Football

staff in the spring of 2014 and will coach the tight

ends for the second consecutive campaign in 2015.

In his inaugural season with the Warriors, Kluzak

mentored two All-GLIAC honorees in First Team

honoree Trent Brodbeck and Honorable Mention

selection Ethan Walsh. Brodbeck also earned

Second Team All-Region accolades from both

Daktronics and Beyond Sports Network. Brodbeck

and Aaron Weston were both Academic All-GLIAC

Excellence recipients with Walsh being named to

the Academic All-GLIAC squad as well. In addition,

Brodbeck was selected as WSU Football’s Scholar-

Athlete.

Previously, Kluzak spent eight years as a varsity

football coach at Warren Mott High School. He served as the tight ends and defensive line coach from

2006-09, then the fi nal four years as the run game coordinator and off ensive line coach.

During his time at Mott, he coached two All-State Off ensive Linemen (Jake Onstott-2013, Oberlin

College; and Haris Vrabac-2012, Ball State) and one All-State Defensive Lineman (C.J. Olaniyan-2009,

Penn State).

The Marauders won four Macomb Area Conference Championships, made seven playoff appearances

and compiled a 54-28 record during his years at WMHS.

A native of Traverse City, he began his collegiate career at Northwestern Michigan College before

completing his bachelor’s degree in education with a major in history and a minor in social studies from

Western Michigan University in 2006.

He later earned a Master’s in the Art of Teaching (M.A.T.) from Saginaw Valley State University in 2012.

Kluzak is currently in his eighth year as a teacher in the Warren Consolidated School District. He and his

wife AnnMarie, have two children, Jackson and Giavanna.

Jordan Belfi ori joined the WSU coaching staff

in the summer of 2015. He will work with the

defensive backs this fall.

A year ago, Belfi ori served as the defensive

coordinator and defensive backs coach at L’Anse

Creuse North High School where he mentored two

All-MAC (Macomb Area Conference) selections. In

2013, he served as both the wide receivers and

defensive backs coach for the Crusaders and helped

LCNHS to an 8-2 record and berth in the state

playoff s.

He began his coaching career in 2012 at LCNHS

serving as running backs coach for Anthony Kiner’s

squad. He also spent the last three years as a social

studies, history and special education teacher at LCNHS.

Belfi ori earned his bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education from Central Michigan in 2012. He

graduated Cum Laude with a double major in Social Studies and History.

A 2008 graduate of Sterling Heights Stevenson High School, Belfi ori was a Detroit Free Press All-East

Honorable Mention selection as a senior, while also serving as a team captain for coach Rick Bye’s squad.

ASSISTANT COACHESRob Feeman joined the Wayne State University

coaching staff as a graduate assistant in January

2015 working on the off ensive side of the ball.

Feeman was a member of Alma’s football team

for three seasons serving as a student assistant

coach as a senior due to injury. He spent his fi rst

year at Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio. Feeman

earned his bachelor’s degree in Secondary

Education History in December 2014 from Alma.

In the fall of 2014, he served as the wide receivers

coach at Birmingham Seaholm High School while

doing his student teaching at the school.

A 2010 graduate of Clawson High School,

Feeman was the 2009 Macomb Area Conference

(MAC) Bronze Division MVP. He also played in the

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The 2015 Wayne State University football squad, led by

12th year head coach Paul Winters, will look to continue the

strong performance at the end of the 2014 campaign which

saw the Warriors win their fi nal four contests.

WSU posted a 7-4 overall record a year ago, while going

6-4 in the GLIAC. The Warriors lost three of those four games

by a total of seven points, which shows how close the team

was to going 10-1 and making run at the playoff s.

Key departures from last year’s team will create a new-look

Warriors squad in 2015. This includes First Team All-GLIAC

running back Desmond Martin, currently a member of the

Detroit Lions, and former linebacker and American Football

Coaches Association All-American Nores Fradi. These two

student-athletes along with veteran stalwarts Ben Walker

and Thom Box played pivotal roles for the Warriors last

season and the seasons prior.

“This year’s team is diff erent,” said Winters. “Defensively

we have matured, with three senior defensive backs to be

excited about, and off ensively we have a fi fth-year senior

starting at quarterback in Carl Roscoe and a more experienced

off ensive line.”

WSU returns 45 letterwinners and 12 starters including

seven on the off ensive side of the ball.

The quarterback position has one veteran in fi fth-year

senior Carl Roscoe, who has made 15 career starts, and four

others who have never taken a snap in a regular-season

college football game. Last season, Roscoe fi nished ninth

nationally in passing yards per completion (15.09), 16th

in passing yards per attempt (8.59) and 47th in passing

effi ciency (137.05).

Backing-up Roscoe will be redshirt sophomore Trevor

Van Tubbergen, fi fth-year senior Ryan Newcom and true

freshmen D.J. Zezula and Christian Klink.

Newcom is in fourth year as a Warrior after redshirting

his freshman season at Ashland, while Van Tubbergen in his

third year in the program. Zezula went 38-2 as a starter and

led Clarkston to back-to-back state titles in 2013 and 2014,

including 27 straight wins. Klink passed for 2,300 yards and

20 touchdowns as a senior in high school in 2014.

Last year, WSU produced its ninth 1,000-yard running

back in the last 10 seasons as Desmond Martin (Detroit Lions)

rushed for 1,578 and 16 touchdowns. Even though Martin

and fellow senior Jay Hayes have graduated, the cupboard is

not bare in the Warriors backfi eld.

Redshirt sophomore Romello Brown rushed for 102 yards

and one score in 20 carries a year ago. Complimenting

Brown in the backfi eld will be sophomore Demetrius Stinson,

redshirt freshman Deiontae Nicholas and redshirt senior

Rabeah Beydoun.

Stinson is entering his third fall camp (second at Wayne

State after spending his initial season at Ferris State).

Nicholas was a freshman redshirt last year at WSU, while

Beydoun averaged nearly six yards per carry last season and

also made a couple of special teams tackles.

Waiting in the wings are two highly-touted recruits in

DeOntay Moff ett and James Hill.

Competition will be fi erce at the fullback position after

veteran Sean McAuliff e graduated. Redshirt junior Garrett

Wiska earned his fi rst WSU letter a year ago after transferring

from Notre Dame College. Redshirt sophomore Jason

McCauslin is entering his third camp with the Warriors.

Freshman Stephen Charron could also be in the mix. Charron

is versatile enough he could also see action at tailback.

The Warrior receiving corps will be looking for new

players to emerge this fall as nearly 70 percent of last year’s

receptions by this group have graduated in Michael Johnson

and Val Showers.

A pair of fi fth-year seniors plus two redshirt juniors will

lead this contingent in 2015. Will Wheat and Mike Sawchuk

have played in 23 and 22 games, respectively in their fi rst four

years in the Green and Gold. Wheat has nine career catches,

while Sawchuk’s availability is to be determined after an

injury during fall camp. Jamel Hicks had 14 receptions a year

ago including two for touchdowns, while Brandon Tinsley

hauled in 10 passes last season including four of at least 20

yards.

Junior Brian Blackburn, after moving from quarterback,

and redshirt sophomore Manny Mendoza are pushing the

veterans for playing time.

Three redshirt freshmen in Corey Ester, Logan Smith and

Western Michigan transfer Jordan Billingslea are battling for

spots on the travel roster.

In addition, three true freshmen in Kyle Lewis, Marcus

Bailey and Shane Holler are likely to be redshirted in 2015.

The tight end position is a veteran and deep group with all

fi ve returning from 2014. Senior Ethan Walsh was elected a

team captain in 2015. He has played in all 32 games in his

fi rst three seasons, making 29 starts. Walsh was named to

the 2014 All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team and is a three-

time Academic All-GLIAC honoree.

Redshirt juniors Trent Brodbeck, Aaron Weston and

Nathan White all have seen considerable playing time both

on off ense and on special teams. Brodbeck returned from an

injury in 2013, to be voted to the 2014 Daktronics All-Super

Region 4 Second Team after earning All-GLIAC First Team

accolades. Brodbeck was named WSU Football’s Scholar-

Athlete Award winner for 2014-15. Weston has played in 21

games over the last two seasons and is a two-time Academic

All-GLIAC selection. Besides seeing action in all 11 games at

tight end in 2014, White was also a key member of special

teams playing on punt coverage in all 11 games, kickoff

return in eight contests and kickoff coverage in fi ve games.

Preston Pelham (Tecumseh, Mich.) redshirted in 2014

and is battling the four upperclassmen for playing time this

season.

Two recruits in Luke Ketterman and Kyle Muller should be

able to redshirt in 2015.

Last year, WSU averaged 5.1 yards per carry, was among

the national leaders in both red zone off ense at 90 percent

(38-of-42) and yards per catch (14.4). Despite losing two

fi fth-year senior co-captains in the middle of the season, the

Warriors still had strong performances from the off ensive

line. The four returning starters have combined for 64 career

starts.

Leading the group is pre-season All-American (by Lindy’s)

Nate Theaker, who has 22 career starts. Junior Robert Kelly

has made 21 starts, while sophomore Tommy Richardson

and junior Sawyer McFadden have 11 and 10 career starts,

respectively. Theaker’s status for the year is in question after

surgery in August. Kelly and Richardson have both moved

one position to left with Kelly heading to left guard and

Richardson to center.

A solid corps of juniors looking to contribute more this year

include Alex Ziedas, JT Pillars, Andy Zimmerman, Sam Tate,

Ed Reny and Jake Sheets. Sophomore Greg Webber is another

individual looking to contribute. The versatility is also evident

in this group as Ziedas can play both guard and center, while

Tate can swing between guard and tackle.

All four recruits are slated to redshirt in order to get

stronger and adjust to the collegiate game. The tackles are

Tarron Hampton and Justin Tockstein, along with guards

Charlie Younger and Nick Davis.

In 2014, the Warrior defensive line corps produced two

Senior quarterback Carl Roscoe has started 15

games under center for the Warriors.

Senior tight end Ethan Walsh has started

29 games in his Warrior career.

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Academic All-GLIAC selections in Blake Mazur and Alex

Medenbach along with WSU Defensive Rookie of the Year

award recipient Jake Carrizales. Carrizales was a Second Team

All-GLIAC selection, while Justice Akuezue and Sam Sillmon

were both named to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team.

Carrizales was third in the GLIAC in both sacks and tackles

for loss per game, while Sillmon was among the conference

leaders in fumble recoveries.

As a team, WSU led the GLIAC in 2014 and ranked 22nd

nationally in sacks (2.91 per game), while ranking eighth

in NCAA Division II with 9.3 tackles for loss per game. The

Warriors were ranked 38th in D-II in total defense allowing

338.5 yards per game.

With three fi fth-year seniors slated to start on the

defensive line plus sophomore Jake Carrizales at one of the

defensive end spots, this position group is poised for an

outstanding year in 2015.

The nose tackle spot will be spearheaded by Raafat El

Hage, while junior Dalton Binkowski and sophomores Blake

Mazur and LaMonte Baker provide depth at the position.

The defensive tackle slot is even more experienced than

the nose tackle position with senior Derrick Rodgers being

backed-up by juniors Jada Littlejohn and Medenbach.

With Carrizales at one defensive end spot, senior Ashawn

Butler is slated to start on the other side. Back-ups on the

outside include junior Adam Williams along with redshirt

freshmen Derrick Coleman and Kolby Nance.

All six incoming defensive linemen -- Tiroca Battle, Brady

Beedon, Caleb Carrizales, Jon Currie, Justin Hollins and Jalen

Lewis -- are slated to be redshirted.

Heading into 2014, the linebacking corps was possibly the

thinnest in terms of depth. But the performances of seniors

Nores Fradi and Marcell Jones, along with middle linebacker

Senior safety Zak Bielecki has made 16 starts

in the Warrior secondary.

Anthony DeDamos turned this group into a weekly highlight

show.

The lone starter returning among the linebackers is

DeDamos. He notched a career-high 12 tackles (8-4) in the

season fi nale win over Hillsdale, along with recording the

longest non-scoring interception return in school history (85

yards) breaking an 89-year school record to earn the WSU

Defensive Player of the Week for the third time that season.

DeDamos fi nished third on the squad in both tackles (70)

and tackles for loss (12.0 - 11 solo, 2 assisted), while ranking

tied-for-second in forced fumbles (2). His 12.0 TFL was tied-

for-sixth in the GLIAC and two fumble recoveries was tied-

for-fi fth.

Redshirt juniors Valorian Cunningham and Idris Hobdy are

slated to start on the outside in 2015. Cunningham played in

the fi rst seven games, making one start (vs. Carson Newman).

His lone “offi cial” tackle vs. Michigan Tech was a six-yard

sack. He also made the stop on MTU’s PAT run. Cunningham

tied for the team lead with eight special teams tackles (8-0),

all on kickoff coverage. Hobdy saw playing time at linebacker

and on punt coverage in all 11 games. He recorded a season-

high three tackles in three diff erent contests.

Sophomore Dustin Carlin was the lone true freshman to

play in 2014. Besides seeing playing time at linebacker in all

11 games, he also blocked a Findlay punt.

A quintet of redshirt freshmen in Carterris Carter, Drew

Dowding, Randy Garvin, Anthony Pittman and Zach Heddy

have had a year to adjust to the speed of the college game

and add the strength needed to compete in the GLIAC. Junior

Brook Higgins is also in the mix for a spot on the travel squad

after seeing action in fi ve contests a year ago.

Expected to redshirt in 2015 are four highly-touted recruits

in Leon Eggleston, Darius Griggs, Michael Hazime and Ryan

Smith.

In 2014, the Warrior defensive backs corps produced two

All-Region recipients as Zak Bielecki was a Daktronics Second

Team All-Region honoree while Gerren DuHart was a Beyond

Sports Network Second Team All-Region selection prior to

being named to the USA Football All-America Second Team.

Bielecki tied for fi rst in the GLIAC and was ninth nationally

in solo tackles per game (6.6), while also earning Academic

All-GLIAC honors. DuHart was a First Team All-GLIAC honoree

while Bielecki was named to the All-GLIAC Honorable

Mention Team.

With three fi fth-year seniors having signifi cant starting

experience plus sophomore James Howard and junior Lairren

Johnson battling for the second cornerback position, the

secondary looks to be solid again in 2015.

The safety spots will be led by Zak Bielecki and Jamiil

Williams. Bielecki has started 16 contests with Williams

making 22 career starts. Junior James Hendrix and

sophomore Ron Brant will provide depth at safety and also

help on special teams. Freshmen Andy Bielecki and Kyle Toth

will most likely redshirt in 2015.

Brandon Lee will start at one corner position opposite

either Howard or Johnson. Lee has started the last 17 games

at cornerback for the Warriors.

Senior defensive end Ashawn Butler was

voted one of the team captains for 2015.

Five true freshmen plus redshirt freshmen Jared Singletary

and Devyn Manson will back-up the aforementioned trio of

cornerbacks. The incoming group includes Greg McDade,

Terry Sanders, Donte Eubanks, Tre’von Avery and Anthony

Copeland.

Both kickers return from a year ago in senior Majd Khytaz

and redshirt sophomore Paul Graham. Khytaz was a three-

time WSU Special Teams Player of the Week in 2014, while

also earning GLIAC All-Academic Team honors. Khytaz

averaged 53.6 yards on 69 kickoff s with three touchbacks last

season.

Meanwhile, Graham was voted to the 2014 All-GLIAC

Second Team as well as being selected WSU’s Special Teams

Most Valuable Player. He was named to the USA College

Football Freshman All-America Team along with being voted

to the Beyond Sports Network All-Super Region 4 Third Team.

Graham tied-for-second in the GLIAC with 14 made fi eld goals

(made his fi rst 14 attempts) which tied him for the national

lead in fi eld goal percentage (93.3). He was 18th nationally

in fi eld goals made per game (1.27). In terms of punting,

Graham averaged 37.9 yards per kick on 39 attempts with 13

inside the 20.

Brant had a team-high 11 punt returns a year ago and

averaged 7.9 yards per attempt. He had a 34-yard return at

Malone, which was the longest by a Warrior since Josh Renel

had a 55-yard return at Ashland (10/15/2011). Ester could

also see action returning punts.

The kickoff return duties will be handled by newcomers

to that position as 32 of last year’s 33 kickoff returns (25 by

Val Showers and 7 by Jay Hayes) graduated. Hicks is the

lone returnee who had a collegiate kickoff return last year.

Stinson, Nicholas, Hicks and Ester are among the others who

will be battling for KOR duties.

Mike Komor, who had handled most of the long snapping

duties for the last 32 games, graduated last December.

Brant is the leading candidate for long snapping in punting

situations, while veteran tight end Aaron Weston is slated to

handle long snapping for PATs and fi eld goals.

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No. Name (Pronunciation) *-Letters ............................................Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl./El..................................................................................Hometown/High School41 Tre’von Avery (TRAY-vaughn) ............................................................... CB 6-0 172 Fr. .............................................................................................Grand Blanc, Mich. / Grand Blanc

81# Marcus Bailey ....................................................................................... WR 6-4 191 Fr. .............................................................................. Walled Lake, Mich. / Walled Lake Western

96 LaMonte Baker (luh-MONT) .................................................................. NT 6-3 281 So. .............................................................................. Mt. Clemens, Mich. / L’Anse Creuse North

49 Tiroca Battle (ty-ROW-cuh)................................................................... DT 6-1 255 Fr. ................................................................................................ Auburn Hills, Mich. / Avondale

57 Brady Beedon ....................................................................................... DE 6-3 211 Fr. ................................................................................................... Marysville, Mich. /Marysville

22 Rabeah Beydoun (ruh-BEE-uh BAY-dune) * ......................................... RB 5-10 205 R-Sr. ............................................................................Dearborn, Mich. / Fordson (Grand Valley)

37 Andy Bielecki (bi-LECK-ee) ................................................................... S 5-11 192 Fr. ....................................................................................... Shelby Twp., Mich. / Lutheran North

17 Zak Bielecki (bi-LECK-ee) *** ............................................................... S 6-1 203 R-Sr. .........................................................................................Macomb, Mich. / Lutheran North

13 Jordan Billingslea ................................................................................. WR 5-8 163 R-Fr. ...............................................................Southfi eld, Mich. / Southfi eld (Western Michigan)

97 Dalton Binkowski ** ............................................................................. NT 6-2 270 R-Jr. ................................................................................................. Washington, Mich. / Romeo

19 Brian Blackburn .................................................................................... WR 6-6 228 Jr. .....................................................................................Detroit, Mich. / Crockett (Florida A&M)

32 Ron Brant II * ........................................................................................ S/PR/LS 6-0 199 R-So. ..................................................................................................... Uniontown, Ohio / Green

85 Trent Brodbeck (broad-BECK) ** .......................................................... TE 6-4 255 R-Jr. ..............................................................................................Toledo, Ohio / St. John’s Jesuit

25 Romello Brown (RUH-mello) * ............................................................. RB 5-11 248 R-So. ..................................................................................... Westland, Mich. / Livonia Churchill

91 Ashawn Butler (uh-shawn) * ................................................................ DE 6-4 258 Sr. ................................................................. Port Huron, Mich. / Port Huron (Grand Rapids C.C.)

47 Dustin Carlin * ...................................................................................... MLB 6-0 230 So. ............................................................................... Sterling Heights, Mich. / Utica Stevenson

93# Caleb Carrizales (CARA-zal-lis) .............................................................. DT 6-3 274 Fr. ................................................................................................... Hamler, Ohio / Patrick Henry

2 Jake Carrizales (CARA-zal-lis) * ............................................................. DE 6-2 239 R-So. ............................................................................................... Hamler, Ohio / Patrick Henry

26 Carterris Carter...................................................................................... LB 6-1 207 R-Fr. ............................................................................................... Southfi eld, Mich. / Southfi eld

34 Stephen Charron ................................................................................... FB 6-1 230 Fr. .............................................................................................. Palm Harbor, Fla. / Palm Harbor

90 Derrick Coleman ................................................................................... DE 6-4 220 R-Fr. ......................................................................................... Beverly Hills, Mich. / Country Day

46 Anthony Copeland ................................................................................ CB 6-2 175 Fr. .............................................................................................. Bedford Heights, Ohio / Bedford

68 Chris Cox ............................................................................................... T 6-4 320 R-Jr. ..................................................................................... Detroit, Mich. / Michigan Collegiate

27 Valorian Cunningham ** ...................................................................... LB 6-2 219 R-Jr. .............................................................................................. Kalamazoo, Mich. / Loy Norrix

80 Jon Currie .............................................................................................. DE 6-4 229 Fr. ........................................................................................................Metamora, Mich. / Lapeer

78 Nick Davis ............................................................................................. G 6-3 295 Fr. ......................................................................................................... Livonia, Mich. / Churchill

44 Anthony DeDamos (duh-DAME-os) ** .................................................. MLB 6-2 250 R-Jr. ....................................................................................................Rockford, Mich. / Rockford

40 Drew Dowding ...................................................................................... LB 6-2 224 R-Fr. ............................................................................ Michigan Center, Mich. / Michigan Center

36 Leon Eggleston ..................................................................................... LB 6-0 200 Fr. ...................................................................................................... Sylvania, Ohio / Southview

66 Raafat El Hage (ruh-FAHT EL hah-ZHEE) ** ........................................... NT 6-1 304 R-Sr. ................................................................................................Dearborn, Mich. / Edsel Ford

6 Corey Ester ............................................................................................ WR 5-10 165 R-Fr. .............................................................................................. Lake Orion, Mich. / Lake Orion

30 Donte Eubanks ...................................................................................... CB 6-0 183 Fr. ........................................................................................... Farmington Hills, Mich. / Harrison

48 Randy Garvin ........................................................................................ MLB 6-1 221 R-Fr. .................................................................................................... Belmont, Mich. / Rockford

13# DeAndre Grady * ................................................................................... S 5-10 204 R-Jr. ...............................................................................Grand Rapids, Mich. / East Grand Rapids

38 Paul Graham * ...................................................................................... PK/P 6-1 183 R-So. ................................................................ Commerce Twp., Mich. / Orchard Lake St. Mary’s

69# Darius Griggs (duh-RYE-us) .................................................................. LB 6-1 200 Fr. .......................................................................Akron, Ohio / East Community Learning Center

63 Alaa Hachem (all-LUH) ......................................................................... C 6-3 260 Fr. ....................................................................................................... Dearborn, Mich. / Fordson

62 Tarron Hampton (TEAR-en) .................................................................. T 6-5 290 Fr. .................................................................................................. Brandon, Fla. / Bloomingdale

43 Michael Hazime (ha-ZEE-me) ............................................................... MLB 6-1 200 Fr. ....................................................................................................... Dearborn, Mich. / Fordson

53 Zach Heddy ........................................................................................... LB 5-10 223 R-Fr. ...............................................................................................Grand Blanc, Mich. / Goodrich

74 Israel Helms .......................................................................................... T 6-5 286 R-Fr. ...........................................................................Southfi eld, Mich. / Orchard Lake St. Mary’s

7 James Hendrix **.................................................................................. S 6-0 189 R-Jr. ................................................................................................. Livonia, Mich. / Brother Rice

1/18 (R) Jamel Hicks * ........................................................................................ WR/KR 5-11 168 R-Jr. ..................................................................................................East Cleveland, Ohio / Shaw

42 Brook Higgins * .................................................................................... LB 5-10 211 Jr. .........................................................................Portage, Mich. / Northern (Western Michigan)

33 James Hill ............................................................................................. RB 6-3 205 Fr. ................................................................................................... Livonia, Mich. / Clarenceville

56 Idris Hobdy (EE-dress HOB-dee) ** ....................................................... LB 6-1 232 R-Jr. ............................................................................................................. Flint, Mich. / Powers

81 Shane Holler ......................................................................................... WR 5-11 180 Fr. ....................................................................................................Waterford, Mich. / Clarkston

67 Justin Hollins ........................................................................................ NT 6-1 334 Fr. .............................................................................. West Bloomfi eld, Mich. / West Bloomfi eld

23 James Howard *................................................................................... CB 6-0 181 R-So. .............................................................................. Detroit, Mich. / Chandler Park Academy

59# Marv Jeff erson * ................................................................................... DE 6-1 270 R-Jr. ...........................................................................................Farmington, Mich. / Farmington

33 Lairren Johnson (LAIR-ren) ** .............................................................. CB/KR 6-0 202 R-Jr. .........................................................................................................Warren, Mich. / Lincoln

73 Robert Kelly ** ..................................................................................... G 6-3 306 R-Jr. .....................................................................Grosse Pointe, Mich. / Chandler Park Academy

86 Luke Ketterman .................................................................................... TE 6-5 230 Fr. ............................................................................. Maumee, Ohio / Toledo St. Francis de Sales

1 Majd Khytaz (MAWJ kuh-TAWZ) * ........................................................ PK 5-10 177 R-Sr. .................................................................................................Grosse Ile, Mich. / Grosse Ile

13 Christian Klink ...................................................................................... QB 6-2 208 Fr. ......................................................................Olmsted Falls, Ohio / Parma Heights Holy Name

3 Brandon Lee *** ................................................................................... CB 6-0 196 R-Sr. ...............................................................................................Detroit, Mich. / Southeastern

58 Jalen Lewis ........................................................................................... DE 6-4 220 Fr. .............................................................................................Pontiac, Mich. / West Bloomfi eld

83 Kyle Lewis ............................................................................................. WR 5-11 188 Fr. .................................................................................................... Detroit, Mich. / Renaissance

51 Jada Littlejohn (juh-TAY) ** ................................................................. DT 6-2 263 R-Jr. .......................................................................................................... Flint, Mich. / Northern

31 Devyn Manson ...................................................................................... CB 5-10 168 R-Fr. ...................................................................................................... Lansing, Mich. / Waverly

92 Blake Mazur (maize-ER) * ..................................................................... NT 6-2 259 R-So. .................................................................................Comstock Park, Mich. / Comstock Park

46 Jason McCauslin.................................................................................... FB 5-10 230 R-So. ................................................................................................. Plainwell, Mich. / Plainwell

20 Greg McDade ........................................................................................ CB 6-1 175 Fr. ......................................................................................... Sterling Heights, Mich. / Stevenson

60 Sawyer McFadden ** ............................................................................ G 6-3 298 R-Jr. .................................................................................................................. Holt, Mich. / Holt

98 Alex Medenbach (med-en-BACH) ** .................................................... DT 6-4 256 R-Jr. ...................................................................................... Muskegon, Mich. / Catholic Central

11 Manny Mendoza * ................................................................................ WR 6-3 213 R-So. ........................................................................................ Rochester Hills, Mich. / Rochester

28 DeOntay Moff ett (DEE-on-tay) .............................................................. RB 5-9 205 Fr. .................................................................................Muskegon Heights, Mich. / Mona Shores

87 Kyle Muller ........................................................................................... TE 6-2 218 Fr. .....................................................................................Clinton Twp., Mich. / Chippewa Valley

95 Kolby Nance .......................................................................................... DE 6-2 243 R-Fr. ........................................................................................ Farmington Hills, Mich. / Harrison

16 Ryan Newcom ...................................................................................... QB 6-3 216 R-Sr. ............................................................................. Warren, Mich. / Woods Tower (Ashland)

4 Deiontae Nicholas (DEE-on-tay)............................................................ RB/KR 5-10 185 R-Fr. ............................................................................. Chesterfi eld, Mich. / L’Anse Creuse North

84 Preston Pelham .................................................................................... TE 6-4 256 R-Fr. ................................................................................................Tecumseh, Mich. / Tecumseh

65 JT Pillars ** ........................................................................................... G 6-4 295 R-Jr. ............................................................................................. Metamora, Mich. / Lapeer East

52 Anthony Pittman .................................................................................. LB 6-3 210 R-Fr. ............................................................................. Beverly Hills, Mich. / Birmingham Groves

76 Ed Reny (ren-EE) ** .............................................................................. G 6-5 305 R-Jr. ............................................................................................. Whitmore Lake, Mich. / Dexter

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No. Name (Pronunciation) *-Letters ............................................Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl./El..................................................................................Hometown/High School75 Tommy Richardson * ............................................................................ C 6-4 292 R-So. ................................................................................................................. Troy, Mich. / Troy

99 Derrick Rodgers * .................................................................................. DT 6-4 301 R-Sr. .................................................................... Redford, Mich. / Thurston (College of DuPage)

12 Carl Roscoe *** ..................................................................................... QB/H 6-4 245 R-Sr. .......................................................................................... Kentwood, Mich. / Kelloggsville

24 Terry Sanders ........................................................................................ CB 6-1 188 Fr. ......................................................................................... Sterling Heights, Mich. / Stevenson

82 Mike Sawchuk (SAW-chuck) *** .......................................................... WR 6-3 196 R-Sr. ..................................................................................................Lapeer, Mich. / Lapeer East

79 Jake Sheets .......................................................................................... T 6-7 313 R-Jr. .................................................................................................... Ann Arbor, Mich. / Skyline

42 Lonhi Sibande (LOW-he SIGH-ban-day)................................................ S 5-10 187 Fr. ...................................................................................Berrien Springs, Mich. / Berrien Springs

25 Jared Singletary .................................................................................... CB 5-9 155 R-Fr. ....................................................................... Farmington Hills, Mich. / Southfi eld-Lathrup

5 Logan Smith ......................................................................................... WR 6-3 218 R-Fr. .....................................................................................Norton Shores, Mich. / Mona Shores

54 Ryan Smith ........................................................................................... LB 6-0 205 Fr. ......................................................................................................Warren, Mich. / De La Salle

2 Demetrius Stinson ................................................................................ RB 5-11 212 So. ................................................................................... Detroit, Mich. / Douglass (Ferris State)

71 Sam Tate............................................................................................... G 6-4 299 Jr. .......................................................... Detroit, Mich. / Martin Luther King (Independence C.C.)

72 Nate Theaker (THEEK-er) *** ................................................................ T 6-6 303 R-Sr. ...............................................................................................White Lake, Mich. / Lakeland

21 Brandon Tinsley ** ............................................................................... WR 6-0 203 R-Jr. .......................................................................................Detroit, Mich. / Martin Luther King

77 Justin Tockstein .................................................................................... T 6-4 290 Fr. ............................................................................................................... Warren, Mich. / Mott

45 Kyle Toth .............................................................................................. S 6-3 181 Fr. ............................................................................................. Hudsonville, Mich. / Hudsonville

10 Trevor VanTubbergen (van tube-BER-gen) ........................................... QB 6-4 191 R-So. ..............................................................................................Holland, Mich. / West Ottawa

89 Ethan Walsh *** ................................................................................... TE/P 6-3 267 R-Sr. ..........................................................................................................Canton, Mich. / Salem

50 Greg Webber ........................................................................................ C 6-3 300 R-So. ................................................................................................................. Troy, Mich. / Troy

88 Aaron Weston ** .................................................................................. TE/LS 6-6 270 R-Jr. ...........................................................................................Comstock Park, Mich. / Rockford

15 Will Wheat ** ....................................................................................... WR/PR 6-0 187 R-Sr. .........................................................................................Grand Blanc, Mich. / Grand Blanc

83 Nathan White ** .................................................................................. TE 6-2 233 R-Jr. .........................................................................................Toledo, Ohio / St. Francis de Sales

9 Adam Williams ..................................................................................... DE 6-4 235 Jr. ...................................................................... Lake City, Mich. / Lake City (Northern Michigan)

8 Jamiil Williams (JUH-meal) *** ............................................................ S 5-11 195 R-Sr. ................................................................................................. Lima, Ohio / Lima Shawnee

39 Garrett Wiska * ..................................................................................... FB 6-1 265 R-Jr. .........................................Northville, Mich. / Detroit Catholic Central (Notre Dame College)

64 Charles Younger ................................................................................... G 6-3 315 Fr. ........................................................................................................ Eagle, Wis. / Mukwonago

14 Donovan (D.J.) Zezula (ZUH-zoo-la) ...................................................... QB 6-1 210 Fr. ...................................................................................................... Clarkston, Mich. / Clarkston

55 Alex Ziedas (ZEE-dus) * ......................................................................... C 6-3 293 R-Jr. ........................................................................ Detroit, Mich. / U. of Detroit Jesuit (Indiana)

70 Andy Zimmerman * .............................................................................. T 6-6 300 R-Jr. ..................................................................................... Grand Rapids, Mich. / West Catholic

#-2015 Redshirt.

2015 Preseason Depth ChartO F F E N S E

Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Tight EndNate Theaker Alex Ziedas Tommy Richardson Robert Kelly Andy Zimmerman Ethan Walsh

Sam Tate Sawyer McFadden Greg Webber JT Pillars Jake Sheets Trent Brodbeck

Chris Cox Ed Reny Alaa Hachem Nick Davis Israel Helms Nathan White

Justin Tockstein Charles Younger Tarron Hampton Aaron Weston

Preston Pelham

Luke Ketterman/Kyle Muller

Wide Receiver Running Back Quarterback Wide Receiver Fullback Jamel Hicks Romello Brown Carl Roscoe Manny Mendoza Garrett Wiska

Will Wheat Demetrius Stinson Trevor Van Tubbergen Brandon Tinsley Jason McCauslin

Mike Sawchuk (Injured) Deiontae Nicholas D.J. Zezula Brian Blackburn Stephen Charron

Corey Ester Rabeah Beydoun Ryan Newcom Logan Smith

Kyle Lewis DeOntay Moff ett Christian Klink Marcus Bailey

Shane Holler James Hill

Jordan Billingslea

D E F E N S ERush End Nose Tackle Defensive Tackle Defensive EndJake Carrizales Raafat El Hage Derrick Rodgers Ashawn Butler

Derrick Coleman Dalton Binkowski Jada Littlejohn Adam Williams

Jon Currie Blake Mazur Alex Medenbach Kolby Nance

Brady Beedon LaMonte Baker Caleb Carrizales Jalen Lewis

Justin Hollins Tiroca Battle/Marv Jeff erson

Will Middle Linebacker SamValorian Cunningham Anthony DeDamos Idris Hobdy

Carterris Carter Dustin Carlin Anthony Pittman

Drew Dowding Randy Garvin Zach Heddy

Brook Higgins Michael Hazime Ryan Smith

Leon Eggleston Darius Griggs

Boundary Cornerback Free Safety Strong Safety Field CornerbackBrandon Lee Zak Bielecki Jamiil Williams James Howard

Lairren Johnson Ron Brant James Hendrix Jared Singletary

Donte Eubanks Kyle Toth Andy Bielecki Greg McDade

Terry Sanders Lonhi Sibande Devyn Manson

Tre’von Avery DeAndre Grady (Injured) Anthony Copeland

Place-Kicker Majd Khytaz

Paul Graham

PunterPaul Graham

Ethan Walsh

Long SnapperAaron Weston

Ron Brant

Ethan Walsh

Punt ReturnRon Brant

Corey Ester

Will Wheat

Jamel Hicks

Kickoff ReturnJamel Hicks

Rabeah Beydoun

Deiontae Nicholas

Demetrius Stinson

HolderJamel Hicks

Carl Roscoe

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No. Name ........................................ Pos.

25 Jared Singletary ......................................CB

26 Carterris Carter .......................................LB

27 Valorian Cunningham .............................LB

28 DeOntay Moff ett .....................................RB

30 Donte Eubanks........................................CB

31 Devyn Manson ........................................CB

32 Ron Brant II ................................... S/PR/LS

33 Lairren Johnson ......................................CB

33 James Hill ...............................................RB

34 Stephen Charron .....................................FB

36 Leon Eggleston .......................................LB

37 Andy Bielecki ............................................S

38 Paul Graham ....................................... PK/P

39 Garrett Wiska ..........................................FB

40 Drew Dowding........................................LB

41 Tre’von Avery ..........................................CB

42 Brook Higgins .........................................LB

42 Lonhi Sibande ...........................................S

43 Michael Hazime ......................................LB

44 Anthony DeDamos ...............................MLB

45 Kyle Toth ...................................................S

46 Jason McCauslin .....................................FB

46 Anthony Copeland ..................................CB

47 Dustin Carlin ........................................MLB

48 Randy Garvin .......................................MLB

49 Tiroca Battle ...........................................DT

50 Greg Webber .............................................C

No. Name ........................................ Pos.

51 Jada Littlejohn ........................................DT

52 Anthony Pittman ....................................LB

53 Zach Heddy .............................................LB

54 Ryan Smith .............................................LB

55 Alex Ziedas ...............................................C

56 Idris Hobdy .............................................LB

57 Brady Beedon .........................................DE

58 Jalen Lewis .............................................DE

60 Sawyer McFadden ....................................G

62 Tarron Hampton ....................................... T

63 Alaa Hachem ............................................C

64 Charles Younger ........................................G

65 JT Pillars ...................................................G

66 Raafat El Hage ........................................NT

67 Justin Hollins ..........................................NT

68 Chris Cox ................................................... T

70 Andy Zimmerman .................................... T

71 Sam Tate ................................................... T

72 Nate Theaker ............................................ T

73 Robert Kelly ..............................................G

74 Israel Helms .............................................. T

75 Tommy Richardson ...................................C

76 Ed Reny.....................................................G

77 Justin Tockstein......................................... T

78 Nick Davis .................................................G

79 Jake Sheets ............................................... T

80 Jon Currie ............................................... DE

No. Name ........................................ Pos.

81 Shane Holler ......................................... WR

83 Nathan White ......................................... TE

83 Kyle Lewis ............................................... TE

84 Preston Pelham ...................................... TE

85 Trent Brodbeck ....................................... TE

86 Luke Ketterman ...................................... TE

87 Kyle Muller ............................................. TE

88 Aaron Weston .................................... TE/LS

89 Ethan Walsh.........................................TE/P

90 Derrick Coleman .....................................DE

91 Ashawn Butler ........................................DE

92 Blake Mazur ............................................NT

95 Kolby Nance ............................................DE

96 LaMonte Baker .......................................NT

97 Dalton Binkowski ....................................NT

98 Alex Medenbach .....................................DT

99 Derrick Rodgers ......................................DT

* Marcus Bailey ....................................... WR

* Caleb Carrizales ......................................DT

# DeAndre Grady .........................................S

* Darius Griggs ..........................................LB

* Marv Jeff erson ........................................DT

# Mike Sawchuk ...................................... WR

*-Will redshirt in 2015. #-Medical for 2015.

Tentative 2015-16 Comcast Schedule

of WSU Athletic Events

Football vs. Truman State at noon

on Saturday, September 12, 2015, at

Adams Field in Detroit

Football vs. Malone at 6 p.m. on

Saturday, September 19, 2015, at


Football vs. Grand Valley State at 6

p.m. on Saturday, October 10, 2015,

at Adams Field in Detroit

Football vs. Northern Michigan at

noon on Saturday, October 17, 2015,

at Adams Field in Detroit

Football vs. Findlay at noon on

Saturday, October 31, 2015, at


Football vs. Lake Erie at noon on

Saturday, November 7, 2015, at


Additional men’s and women’s

basketball and softball event dates will

be announced at a later time.

2015 Comcast/Xfi nity Channel 900 Broadcast CrewLeft to right: Joe Abramson (play-by-play) Rod Beard (color analyst)

and Kevin Brechmacher (sideline reporter).

NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name ........................................ Pos.

1 Majd Khytaz ...........................................PK

2 Jake Carrizales ........................................DE

2 Demetrius Stinson ..................................RB

3 Brandon Lee ...........................................CB

4 Deiontae Nicholas .............................RB/KR

5 Logan Smith ......................................... WR

6 Corey Ester ............................................ WR

7 James Hendrix ..........................................S

8 Jamiil Williams .........................................S

9 Adam Williams .......................................DE

10 Trevor Van Tubbergen ............................ QB

11 Manny Mendoza ................................... WR

12 Carl Roscoe ............................................ QB

13 Jordan Billingslea ................................. WR

13 Christian Klink ....................................... QB

14 D.J. Zezula .............................................. QB

15 Will Wheat .......................................WR/PR

16 Ryan Newcom........................................ QB

17 Zak Bielecki ..............................................S

18/1 Jamel Hicks ......................................WR/KR

19 Brian Blackburn .................................... WR

20 Greg McDade ..........................................CB

21 Brandon Tinsley .................................... WR

22 Rabeah Beydoun ....................................RB

23 James Howard ........................................CB

24 Terry Sanders ..........................................CB

25 Romello Brown .......................................RB


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In January of 2015, WSU Director of Athletics

Rob Fournier announced an extension of a radio

broadcast agreement with 1400 AM and FM 92.7

The Patriot (WDTK) for football and men’s basketball

through the 2018-2019 school year.

“I am very pleased to continue our partnership

with WDTK that began back in 2002 as one of

our primary initiatives,” said Fournier. “In a

media period in which broadcast relationships

seem temporary and expedient, our association

with the professionals of WDTK gives our fans

and alumni base (250,000) around the world to

live programming. Their creative approach has

expanded opportunities not just in football and

basketball, but for a variety of sports (women’s

basketball and softball) and special programming

(Winters on Wednesday). This familiarity with a

major Detroit media presence and access for our

fan base is exceptional. Chris MacCourtney has

advanced this relationship that has enhanced both

the University and the City and we appreciate that

association.”

The 2015 campaign will be the 14th season WSU

football and basketball games have been aired on

1400 AM and contests are also available through the

Internet at wdtkam.com and on 92.7 FM.

Veteran Detroit sports broadcaster Sean Baligian

returns for his seventh season calling Warrior

football contests. Baligian has been on the Detroit

airwaves for over a decade and writes a fantasy

football blog during the football season for MLive.

com. His fantasy football column has also appeared

in The Detroit News. In Oct. 2007, Baligian was

named Best Radio Sports Talk Host by the Detroit

Metro Times for the people, places and things that

make metro Detroit great. His afternoon radio sports

talk show originates from Grand Rapids, Michigan.

He also serves as the play-by-play announcer for the

Plymouth Whalers.

Former Warrior tailback and kick returner Josh

Renel will again be joining Baligian in the booth.

Renel provided color commentary for one game

in 2012 and nearly every game in 2013 and 2014.

Renel fi nished his collegiate career with nearly

5,600 all-purpose yards (which ranks second in

school history behind Joique Bell) and became only

the second player in NCAA Division II Championship

Sean Baligian,

Play-by-Play Announcer

Josh Renel, Color Analyst and former

Warrior All-American

Sideline reporter Kelsey Meyers interviewing head coach Paul Winters for the

WDTK pre-game show. Meyers will also join Sean Baligian and Josh Renel for

the 30-minute pre-game radio show prior to each home contest.

game history to take back the opening kickoff for a

touchdown. It was his second career kickoff return

for a score.

During his 48-game career, he averaged over fi ve

yards a carry, nearly 12 yards per punt return and

25.0 yards on 64 kickoff returns. Renel ranks fourth

in school history with 2,767 rushing yards, fi fth in

rushing touchdowns (28), second in punt return

yards (784) and third in kickoff return yards (1,600).

“I look forward to working with Wayne State

Athletics once again,” stated WDTK General

Manager Chris MacCourtney. “Athletic Director

Rob Fournier and his team represent the very best

that collegiate athletics and our great city have to

off er. Their commitment to excellence in athletics,

education, and life is the standard by which all

collegiate programs should be measured. Go

Warriors!”

Salem Communications Corporation (Nasdaq-

:SALM) is America’s leading Christian and

conservative multi-media corporation, with

media properties comprising radio, digital media

and book, magazine and newsletter publishing.

The company, through its Salem Radio Group, is

the largest commercial U.S. radio broadcasting

company providing Christian and conservative

programming. Salem owns and operates 106

local radio stations, with 63 stations in the top 25

media markets. Salem Radio Network (“SRN”) is a

full-service national radio network, with nationally

syndicated programs comprising Christian

teaching and talk, conservative talk, news, and

music. SRN is home to many industry-leading

hosts including: Bill Bennett, Mike Gallagher, Hugh

Hewitt, Michael Medved, Dennis Prager and Janet

Meff erd.

WINTERS ON WEDNESDAYSThe fourth year of the Winters on Wednesdays radio show featuring Wayne

State University head football coach Paul Winters airs at 7 p.m. on 1400 AM

The Patriot (and 92.7 FM) each week during the football season. The hour

long show will also be available via the internet at wdtkam.com.

Join coach Winters, show host Rod Beard and co-host Nicole Stoll every

Wednesday evening throughout the football season for a look inside Warrior

football.

Fans can submit questions to the show via Wayne State Athletics’ Twitter

and Facebook platforms, or via e-mail ([email protected]). The “Get to

Know Her” segment will feature a spotlight on a former WSU female student-

athlete or a prominent female in athletics. The Winters on Wednesdays show

will also include an alumni call-in segment.

WDTK CREW/WINTERS ON WEDNESDAYS

WAYNESTATEUNIVEAIMHIGHER - MORE THAN 380 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS IN 13 - MORE THAN 380 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS IN 13

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGESSCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

- ANNUAL RESEARCH EXPENDITURES OF NEARLY - ANNUAL RESEARCH EXPENDITURES OF NEARLY

$245 MILLION$245 MILLION

- AMONG ONLY 3.5 PERCENT OF U.S. - AMONG ONLY 3.5 PERCENT OF U.S.

UNIVERSITIES WITH THE CARNEGIE FOUNDATION UNIVERSITIES WITH THE CARNEGIE FOUNDATION

CLASSIFICATION OF RU/VH (RESEARCH CLASSIFICATION OF RU/VH (RESEARCH

UNIVERSITY, VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY)UNIVERSITY, VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY)

- NEARLY 400 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS- NEARLY 400 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

- NEARLY $340 MILLION IN FINANCIAL AID WAS - NEARLY $340 MILLION IN FINANCIAL AID WAS

AWARDED IN 2014; LOWEST UNDERGRADUATE AWARDED IN 2014; LOWEST UNDERGRADUATE

RESIDENT TUITION OF MICHIGAN’S THREE RESIDENT TUITION OF MICHIGAN’S THREE

RESEARCH UNIVERSITIESRESEARCH UNIVERSITIES

- WITH MORE THAN 1,000 STUDENTS, THE - WITH MORE THAN 1,000 STUDENTS, THE

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE BOASTS A 97.5 RESIDENCY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE BOASTS A 97.5 RESIDENCY

MATCH RATEMATCH RATE

- WSU IS THE SEVENTH LARGEST DETROIT - WSU IS THE SEVENTH LARGEST DETROIT

EMPLOYEREMPLOYER

- A LEADER IN GREEN TECHNOLOGY, THE COLLEGE - A LEADER IN GREEN TECHNOLOGY, THE COLLEGE

OF ENGINEERING WAS FIRST IN THE NATION OF ENGINEERING WAS FIRST IN THE NATION

TO LAUNCH AN ELECTRIC-DRIVE VECHICLE TO LAUNCH AN ELECTRIC-DRIVE VECHICLE

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- STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES IN 20 - STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES IN 20

COUNTRIES ON FIVE CONTINENTSCOUNTRIES ON FIVE CONTINENTS

ERSITY

75 percent of Wayne State Law School graduates live and work in Michigan.

AIM HIGHER

75 percent of WSU’s 245,000 alumni live in Michigan, providing leadership for the state’s economic renewal.

About 30 percent of Michigan’s practicing physicians — and more than 40 percent of practicing physicians in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties — received all or part of their medical training at Wayne State University.

THEWARRIORWAY- 294 ALL-AMERICANS OVER THE PAST DECADE- 294 ALL-AMERICANS OVER THE PAST DECADE

- NEARLY 54,000 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE - NEARLY 54,000 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE VOLUNTEERED THE PAST SIX YEARSVOLUNTEERED THE PAST SIX YEARS

- STUDENT-ATHLETES CARRY A CUMULATIVE 3.10 GPA- STUDENT-ATHLETES CARRY A CUMULATIVE 3.10 GPA

- WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING WON THE 2012 - WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING WON THE 2012 NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AND HAVE NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AND HAVE CAPTURED THE GLIAC CHAMPIONSHIP EACH OF THE CAPTURED THE GLIAC CHAMPIONSHIP EACH OF THE LAST SIX SEASONSLAST SIX SEASONS

- WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HAS QUALIFIED FOR THE - WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HAS QUALIFIED FOR THE NCAA TOURNAMENT THE LAST THREE SEASONS NCAA TOURNAMENT THE LAST THREE SEASONS INCLUDING BACK-TO-BACK SWEET 16 TRIPS IN 2013 INCLUDING BACK-TO-BACK SWEET 16 TRIPS IN 2013 AND 2014AND 2014

- SOFTBALL WON ITS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE GLIAC - SOFTBALL WON ITS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE GLIAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2015. WSU HAS TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2015. WSU HAS ADVANCED TO THE NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES ADVANCED TO THE NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES THREE TIMES IN PROGRAM HISTORYTHREE TIMES IN PROGRAM HISTORY

- WOMEN’S TENNIS COMPETED IN THE NCAA - WOMEN’S TENNIS COMPETED IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT IN 2015 FOR THE NINTH TIME IN THE TOURNAMENT IN 2015 FOR THE NINTH TIME IN THE LAST 11 SEASONS AFTER WINNING BOTH THE 2014 LAST 11 SEASONS AFTER WINNING BOTH THE 2014 GLIAC REGULAR SEASON AND TOURNAMENT TITLES.GLIAC REGULAR SEASON AND TOURNAMENT TITLES.

- IN 2011, FOOTBALL WAS THE NATIONAL RUNNER-UP- IN 2011, FOOTBALL WAS THE NATIONAL RUNNER-UP

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for WSU students to choose from, including everything from biomedical engineering to urban studies

students who live on campus in three residence halls and three apartment buildings

NCAA athletic teams that bring crowds to their feet on campus

and on the road

students working to become doctors at the School of Medicine, which boasts a 97.5 percent residency

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offering WSU courses at locations throughout Southeast Michigan, in

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countries spread across five continents where study abroad adventures await

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SERVICES AVAILABLE TO WSU STUDENT-ATHLETES

The Wayne State Athletic Department has developed a comprehensive approach to academic services

for its student-athletes. The department’s goal is to assist student-athletes in pursuit of their designated

course of studies and ultimately to achieve graduation. This objective is facilitated by appropriate academic

advising, major selection, tutorial assistance and other life skill development and academic support services.

A major goal of athletic academic services is to signifi cantly increase the department’s graduation rate

over the next fi ve years and to continually emphasize the success of WSU’s student-athletes in the community.

Part of the initiative already has been realized by the department’s annual Spring Academic Recognition

Luncheon that honors student-athletes with a 3.5 or better term grade point average. The name of each

graduate is permanently displayed on a brick as part of the department’s “Wall of Fame.” The recognition

is prominently displayed in the main concourse as you enter the Matthaei Athletic Facility Complex.

Deiontae Nicholas congratulated by Board of Governor Gary S. Pollard at the Academic

Recognition Luncheon at St. Andrew’s on April 23, 2015.

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

COSIDA ACADEMIC

ALL-AMERICANSAlison Allen Softball 2012 1st Team Infi eldChris Allen Basketball 1976 3rd Team ForwardMark Avery Baseball 1992 3rd Team CatcherErika Barczak Diving 2008 1st Team At-LargeEttore Bianchi Fencing 1984 1st Team At-LargeAndrew Ciennik Baseball 2012 1st Team Infi eldShannon Clark Softball 1993 2nd Team Infi elderJenni Culbertson Cross Country 2007 2nd Team CC/TrackLindsay DiPietro Ice Hockey 2009 3rd Team At-LargeChris Donnelly Cross Country 1995 3rd Team At-LargeMatt Essian Baseball 1995 1st Team Infi elderManuela Ferreira Swimming 2015 3rd Team At-LargeTim Flannery Baseball 1976 1st Team PitcherTim Flannery Baseball 1977 1st Team PitcherNikki Fulton Softball 2012 3rd Team Infi eldOscar Gamarra Tennis 2012 3rd Team At-LargeCasey Hanes Softball 2010 2nd Team PitcherNathan Hesche Swimming 2013 2nd Team At-LargeSoren Holm Swimming 2015 1st Team At-LargeLennie Jacosky Football 1983 2nd Team Wide ReceiverPaul Janas Baseball 1974 1st Team Outfi elderPaul Janas Baseball 1975 2nd Team Outfi elderDustin Kingston Hockey 2003 2nd Team At-LargeKristian Larsen Swimming 2014 2nd Team At-LargeMatthew Laschuk Swimming 2010 2nd Team At-LargeMatthew Laschuk Swimming 2011 1st Team At-LargeRex Ledbetter Baseball 1976 2nd Team Designated HitterCatherine Leix Swimming 2011 1st Team At-LargeCatherine Leix* Swimming 2012 1st Team At-LargeHannah Loesch Swimming 2015 3rd Team At-LargeDavid Lutz Swimming 2005 3rd Team At-LargeElly Maleski Swimming 2014, 2015 2nd Team At-LargeDoug Mack Cross Country 2013 3rd Team CC/TrackRenette Mulka Softball 1989 2nd Team CatcherLenn Palmieri Basketball 1977 Honorable MentionKevin Ponticelli Baseball 1978 1st Team Outfi elderKevin Ponticelli Baseball 1979 1st Team Outfi elderJosh Renel Football 2011 1st Team Running BackBob Rogers Football 1975 2nd Team Running BackKen Russell Football 1971 2nd Team Defensive EndGary Schultz Football 1971 1st Team Defensive BackKayla Scott Swimming 2013, 2014 1st Team At-LargeCarly Sevald Diving 2013 2nd Team At-LargeJennifer Smith Softball 1992 2nd Team PitcherJennifer Smith Softball 1993 1st Team PitcherAshley St. Andrew Swimming 2010 2nd Team At-LargeWalt Stasinski Football 1972 1st Team Defensive BackDylan Szegedi Swimming 2013 2nd Team At-LargeLogan White Softball 2012, 2014 3rd Team Outfi eldPat Zarkowski Basketball 1977 3rd Team GuardRon Zenn Basketball 1977 Honorable Mention*-CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year

Academic Monitoring

The Department of Athletics utilizes Grades First software, a monitoring alert system in which instructors,

learning specialists and tutors provide notifi cation to students and their coaches about progress in their

classes. In conjunction with the coaching staff , requests for information about class attendance and

performance are sent to each instructor through the system. The academic coordinator tracks individual

progress, schedules meetings with students as appropriate, and personally contacts instructors as necessary.

Counseling/Mentoring

The coordinator meets with student-athletes individually and arranges for group meetings/workshops

with other support service personnel regarding academic, athletic, career, and/or personal issues (for

example, group sessions covering such topics as test-taking skills, time management, learning styles, etc.)

The Department of Athletics has collaborative relationships with many other critical units on campus to

help provide appropriate support services.

Advising/Registration

In conjunction with academic advisors in the University Advising Center, the coordinator assists student-

athletes with term course planning and registration, including holding special student-athlete Orientation

sessions to introduce them to NCAA and GLIAC eligibility requirements and departmental academic policies as

well as to Wayne State University’s academic programs, procedures and regulations, and services. The offi ce

also works closely with academic advisors in all the university’s schools and colleges to ensure appropriate

semester course selection and timely progress towards degree. The offi ce serves as a clearinghouse for

information about campus resources and student support services, university forms, enrollment deadlines

and institutional academic policies and procedures.

Structured Study

In an eff ort to help ensure the academic success and the development of consistent study patterns of

student-athletes, the coordinator organizes supervised study sessions for each team.

Tutorial Services, Writing Center, Mathematics Laboratory

The university provides free peer tutoring in most subject areas either on a drop-in or by-appointment

basis. In the event that the Academic Success Center cannot provide tutoring for a specifi c class, the

Department of Athletics has set aside funds to hire individual tutors. The coordinator works with academic

department chairs to identify qualifi ed tutors and is always available to arrange special individual or group

sessions in a variety of areas. As in all other services, the offi ce works in a proactive manner to provide

assistance before academic problems arise.

Accounting

Africana Studies

Anthropology

Art

Art Education

Art History

Asian Studies

(Chinese, Japenese)

Astronomy

Biochemistry & Chemical

Biology

Biological Sciences

Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical Physics

Career & Technical Education

Chemical Engineering

Chemistry

Civil Engineering

Classics

(Greek, Latin)

Clinical Laboratory

Science

Communication

Sciences & Disorders

Communication Studies

Computer Science

Construction Management

Criminal Justice

Cytotechnology

Dance

Dietetics

Economics

Electrical Engineering

Elementary Education

Engineering Technology

English

English Education

Environmental Science

UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Program

Exercise and Sport Science

Fashion Design

& Merchandising

Film

Film Studies

Finance

Foreign Language

Education

Geography

Geology

German

Global Supply

Chain Management

Health Education

History

Honors Program

Industrial Engineering

Information Systems

Management

Information Systems

Technology

Instructional Tecnology

Journalism

Kinesiology Pedagogy

Labor Studies

Latino/a & Latin American

Studies

Linguistics

Management

Marketing

Mathematics

Mathematics Education

Mechanical Engineering

Media Arts & Studies

Mortuary Science

Music

Near Eastern Languages

(Arabic or Hebrew)

Near Eastern Studies

Nursing

Nutrition and Food Science

Pre-Occupational Therapy

Pathologists’ Assistant

Peace & Confl ict Studies

Pre-Pharmacy

Philosophy

Pre-Physical Therapy

Pre-Physicians’ Assistant

Physics

Political Science

Pre-Dentistry

Pre-Law

Pre-Medicine

Pre-Osteopathy

Psychology

Public Aff airs

Public Relations

Radiation Therapy

Technology

Radiologic Technology

Romance Languages

(French, Italian,

Spanish)

Science Education

Slavic Studies

(Polish, Russian)

Social Studies Education

Social Work

Sociology

Special Education

Theatre

Urban Studies

Gender, Sexuality &

Women’s Studies

ATHLETIC ACADEMIC SERVICES

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ATHLETIC SENIOR STAFF & ADMINISTRATION

Nicole Stoll was named assistant athletic director for marketing and promotions at Wayne State in May 2012.

“Nicole has a marketing perspective from both a professional organization and a collegiate setting that will benefi t our outreach and initatives,” said WSU Director of Athletics Rob Fournier.

“As a graduate of WSU she understands our audience, our unique challenges, and has the experience and enthusiasm to develop and manage our approaches to increase our fan base and energize our supporters.”

Stoll spent the previous 21 months before her current appointment as the marketing coordinator for the Detroit

Tigers. She earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration/marketing from Wayne State in 2011.

Stoll was selected Miss Michigan for 2009 and was the 2010 Miss America talent award winner in the dance category. This was this fi rst talent award for the state of Michigan in 25 years and the fi rst in Miss America history awarded for a lyrical performance.

Jason Clark is in his 15th year at Wayne State University in the fall of 2015 and fi rst as Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director. Prior to being named to that role oin August 2015, he spent three years as Senior Associate Director of Athletics and seven years as an Associate Director of Athletics. Clark oversees the operations of all sports and provides oversight for football, baseball, men’s and women’s swimming, and men’s and women’s tennis along with the Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness Center.

During his tenure at WSU, Clark has served as tournament director for the GLIAC Swimming and Diving Championship in 2005 and 2010, the GLIAC softball tournament in 2001, and the 2012 NCAA Baseball Regional.

Clark came from the Mid-American Conference offi ce where he served as the Director of Administration. Clark’s duties included coordination of all conference meetings and functions, and was responsible for all Conference policies and procedures.

Additionally, he served as the staff liaison for fi eld hockey, wrestling, gymnastics and softball. He is a member of the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).

Clark, who began his professional career at the MAC as a graduate assistant, graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1997. He is married to former WSU softball player Rebecah Pierce and the couple resides in Oak Park with their children, Piercen and Lucy.

Robert M. Ackerman returned to full-time teaching and scholarship after serving almost fi ve years as dean at Wayne Law. As dean, he led the Law School in the development of a new Environmental Law Clinic, an Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic, and a Program for International Legal Studies. He secured funding for Public Interest Law Fellowshups, and assisted in strengthening the Law School’s dynamic faculty by hiring a number of outstanding legal scholars and practitioners. In October, 2011, Ackerman welcomed more than 600 guests to campus for the dedication of the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights, a project he and a number of Wayne Law faculty members, alumni and friends are helping make a reality.

Ackerman teaches courses in torts and dispute resolution. He serves on Labor@Wayne’s internal advisory board and as Wayne State University’s faculty athletic representative. Previously, he served on the Institute of Continuing Legal Education’s executive committee, chairing that committee from 2009-2010.

Prior to coming to Wayne Law, Ackerman served as a professor at Penn State University’s

Theresa Arist joined the Wayne State University Athletic Department Staff in September of 2015 as Chief of Staff .

Arist has spent the last three years as the Director of Athletics at Nardin Academy in Buff alo, New York, where she oversaw 41 teams, 60 coaches, 740 student-athletes and fi ve part-time staff members. She helped lead a committee in the establishment of an Athletics Hall of Fame and created a structured athletics program with a strategic vision.

Prior to her appointment at the Nardin Academy, Arist served six years as the Associate Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator at Division I Niagara University. While with the Purple Eagles, she led 13 sport programs and 10 coaches along with a Student-Athlete

Advisory Committee (SAAC) of 40. In addition, she established and administered the inaugural women’s golf program at NU. Arist implemented a successful “Life After Sports” educational program serving upperclass student-athletes.

She began her administrative career at Walsh University in North Canton, Ohio, where she spent eight seasons as the head women’s basketball coach and seven years as an Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator. She led fi ve basketball teams to post-season play, coached several All-Americans and led her 2004 team to a 20-win season.

As a collegiate student-athlete, Arist graduated as Grove City College’s second-leading career scorer with 1,347 points. She was a two-time First Team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) selection after earning Second Team honors following her sophomore campaign. Arist was inducted into the Grove City College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010. Last Fall, she was named to the PAC 60th Anniversary Team for women’s basketball.

After earning her bachelor’s degree in social science/secondary education from GCC in 1993, Arist spent one year as the junior varsity head coach and assistant varsity girls basketball coach at Nordonia High School in Macedonia, Ohio.

The following season she was an assistant women’s basketball coach at Heidelberg University in Tiffi n, Ohio, before taking the assistant women’s basketball coaching position in addition to the head women’s track coach job at Grove City College. While at GCC, she earned a master’s degree in Sports Administration from Slippery Rock University in 1997.

Arist also graduated from the NACWAA/HERS Institute for Administrative Advancement in 2004. A native of Northeast Ohio, Arist was a three-sport athlete at Cuyahoga Falls High School.

Jeff Weiss will begin his 15th season as sports information director at Wayne State University the fall of 2015. He was promoted to assistant athletic director for media relations in January 2007, to associate athletics director in August 2011, and senior associate athletics director in August 2015. Weiss is the main contact for the Wayne State football, men’s and women’s basketball, and softball teams and also serves as the coordinator of WSU’s Athletic Hall of Fame committee.

Weiss joined the WSU staff in November 2001, after serving 10 months as the director of marketing and communications with the American Heart Association in Toledo, Ohio.

A 1987 graduate of Bowling Green State University, Weiss majored in sport management with an emphasis on

information, marketing and promotion. He served as a student assistant in the BGSU sports information offi ce all four years in college.

From February 1988 through July 1998, Weiss worked at the Central Collegiate Hockey Association league offi ce. After beginning as administrative assistant, he was promoted to director of communications and served his fi nal three years as assistant commissioner. He returned to his alma mater in August 1998, and worked as an assistant SID in charge of men’s soccer, hockey, baseball, golf and swimming for two-and-a-half years. He also served on the BGSU Athletic Hall of Fame Committee.

A member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Weiss served on the publications contest committee for two years and has been on the Academic All-America committee for 12 years. He was recognized at the 2014 CoSIDA Convention for 25 years full-time in the sports information fi eld.

Weiss assumed additional duties as assistant commissioner for public relations for College Hockey America (CHA) in April 2006 and was the host media coordinator for the 2007 Frozen Four in St. Louis. He also served as the interim commissioner of the CHA women’s hockey league for 19 months.

He resides in Temperance, Michigan, with his wife of 24 years, Christy, and two daughters, Jillian (22) and Madison (17). Jillian is a senior at WSU, while Madison is a freshman at the University of Indianapolis.

Dickinson School of Law, where he taught torts, dispute resolution, confl ict resolution theory, negotiation and mediation. He also served as director of the Center for Dispute Resolution.

Ackerman, a cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School and magna cum laude graduate of Colgate University, served as dean and professor of law at Willamette University College of Law from July 1996 to May 1999. While dean, the law school experienced a 60 percent increase in fi nancial aid to law students, a revitalization of the alumni organization and annual giving, enhanced visibility of the Center for Dispute Resolution and Law and Government program, and an increase in the diversity of the faculty and student body.

Ackerman has lectured at Bar-Ilan University in Israel, the University of Vienna School of Law, the Penn State University College of Medicine and Leicester Polytechnic School of Law (now deMontfort University). He has also been employed by the Denver fi rm of Holme Roberts & Owen and the Harvard Prison Legal Assistance Project.

He has written extensively in the fi elds of torts, dispute resolution, communitarian theory and civic responsibility, and his scholarship has appeared in a wide variety of high profi le publications. His essay, “Taking Responsibility,” was a winner of the international Communitarian Essay Contest and was published in the German social science journal Leviathan. His co-authored book (with Robert F. Cochran Jr.) Law and Community: The Case of Torts was published early in 2004.

Ackerman is an active participant in professional groups related to confl ict resolution. He is a founding member of Mediators Beyond Borders, and has worked on development projects in Tanzania with Penn State’s InterInstitutional Consortium for Indigenous Knowledge. He has also served as chair of the AALS Section on Law and Communitarian Studies and is chair-elect of the AALS Section on Socioeconomics.


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ATHLETIC SENIOR STAFF & ADMINISTRATION

Alex Tiseo began his duties at Wayne State University as an Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance and NCAA Liaison on March 3, 2014.

Tiseo joined the Warrior athletic department after serving as the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Academic Services at fellow GLIAC member Saginaw Valley State University the last 26 months.

During his tenure with the Cardinals, Tiseo served as the sport supervisor for four of SVSU’s 17 athletics programs as well as oversight of athletics compliance and academic services. In addition, he was the advisor to the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Prior to his arrival at SVSU, Tiseo spent the previous academic year as the

Athletics Development Coordinator at the University of California, Riverside.While with the Division I Highlanders, Tiseo led eff orts relating to the planning and

execution of special events within the athletics development offi ce and coordinated gift administration along with managing a donor database.

After graduating from Michigan Tech University in 2008, Tiseo served as a graduate assistant the following two years at Baldwin-Wallace University in Berea, Ohio.

During his time at BWU, he worked with athletics compliance, academic services, and CHAMPS/Life Skills programming while also assisting in the areas of development, marketing and game management.

Tiseo was an association intern for the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) during the 2010-11 school year. He served as the secondary contact for NAADD, Division II Athletics Directors Association, and the Learfi eld Sports Directors’ Cup. He also aided the NACDA Deputy Executive Director in maintaining and developing corporate sponsorships.

Michael Chan will begin his 10th season as head athletic trainer and 14th season overall at Wayne State University in the fall of 2015.

He is responsible for all aspects of the sports medicine program, including preventative training, fi rst aid, injury management, and rehabilitation. He was promoted to an assistant athletic director position in July 2010, and to associate athletics director in August 2011.

Chan joined the WSU staff in the fall of 2002 as an assistant athletic trainer after working the previous two seasons as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Syracuse University while completing his master’s degree in exercise science. Prior to his graduate work, Chan was an intern at

MedSport, a University of Michigan Health System sports medicine clinic, located at Domino Farms in Ann Arbor, Mich.

He received a bachelor’s degree in biology from the University of Western Ontario in 1996, and a B.S. in sports medicine from Central Michigan University in 2000.

Chan is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Michigan Athletic Trainers Society (MATS), College Athletic Trainers Society (CATS) and the Great Lakes Athletic Trainers Association (GLATA). Chan is certifi ed in sound assisted soft tissue mobilization (SASTM) and is a certifi ed National Academy of Sports Medicine Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES).

He was born in Taipei, Taiwan, but grew up in Toronto, Ontario. Chan and his wife, Sora, reside in Wixom with their son Matthew. II Athletics Directors Association, and the Learfi eld Sports Directors’ Cup. He also aided the NACDA Deputy Executive Director in maintaining and developing corporate sponsorships.

Bob Ostrowski has worked at Wayne State University since 1978 following four years as a school teacher, coach and athletic director. He was promoted to assistant director of athletics for facilities in January 2007.

He received the President’s Merit Award from WSU in 1992, the men’s basketball booster award in 1992 and also Appreciation Awards for the Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot and Special Olympics. Ostrowski received the Facility, Planning and Management’s Commitment to Dedication award in 1999 and the Building Coordinator Program’s 25-year Service award.

The Highland Park native graduated from WSU with bachelor’s degree in health and physical education in 1974 and received his master’s in sports administration from WSU in 1994. He is also a member of the WSU adjunct faculty with the College of Education.

Ostrowski and his wife, Lynn, have been married for 36 years and have three children, Anthony, Jeff rey and Ashley. Anthony and Jeff rey both graduated from WSU with engineering degrees while Ashley graduated with a doctorate in physical therapy.

He also has two grandchildren, Andrew and Mariana.

Lauren Lepkowski was hired as the Assistant Athletics Director for Development in August of 2013.

Lepkowski spent the previous 11 months at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay as the Director of Athletics-Special Events and before that as the Alumni Relations Coordinator at Michigan State University.

She earned her bachelor’s degree from MSU in communication.

A native of Macomb, Mich., Lepkowski is a graduate of Shelby Township’s Eisenhower High School.

Candice L. (Turner) Howard was named Academic Coordinator for student-athletes at Wayne State in December of 2008 and added the title of Senior Woman Administrator in the spring of 2012. She added oversight of student-athlete housing in October of 2012. Howard was promoted to associate athletic director in the summer of 2014.

A 2006 graduate of Miami University, Howard had been the graduate assistant in Eastern Michigan’s Student Athlete Support Services (SASS) department since August 2007. Her primary duties were in providing centralized tracking of student-athlete academic progress, learning-centered monitoring, and study table oversight.

Howard also served as a liaison between the SASS staff and coaches about individual student’s attendance while

working directly with student intervention and learning methodologies for improvement and career success. She had worked in the EMU career services offi ce since January 2008 while serving as a learning specialist/academic advisor in the EMU athletic department for the past year.

In February 2010, Howard attended the annual NCAA CHAMPS Life Skills Conference where she conducted a poster presentation on the WSU Athletic Department’s Professional Development series for student-athletes. During the conference, she also facilitated two sessions for new member institutions implementing CHAMPS Life Skills Programs.

A 2012 graduate of the NCAA Leadership Institute and recipient of the NCAA Division II NACWAA National Convention grant for SWA’s, she is committed to her personal and professional growth within the fi eld of Intercollegiate athletics. Howard earned her bachelor’s degree in sports studies with minors in management organizational leadership and marketing. She received a master’s in sports studies with an emphasis on sports organization from Miami in August 2007. Howard completed a specialist of education degree from EMU in educational leadership.

Mary Beth Buchan joined the Wayne State University athletics department in March of 2012 as the associate athletics director for fi scal operations.

She started working at Wayne State University in 2005 as the general accounting manager for WSU fi scal operations. Buchan moved to payroll in January 2007 and became the director of the department in 2010. Prior to working at Wayne State, Buchan worked in accounting for private industries.

She is a graduate of Michigan State University and Birmingham Marian High School. A native of Bloomfi eld Hills, Buchan is married to Dennis and together they have two children, Matt and Jill.

Christy Nolan was named an associate athletic director/director of campus recreation in the summer of 2010. He added ticket responsibilities in October of 2012.

Nolan is a 1992 graduate of The Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Business Minor. In 2002, he graduated from the University of Michigan with a Master’s in Public Administration. Nolan earned his EdD. in Ed Leadership & Policy Studies from Wayne State University in 2013.

He joined the WSU staff in December of 2003 as the Director of the Mort Harris Recreation & Fitness Center. Nolan is a past State Director of the Michigan Intramural Recreational Sports Association (MIRSA) and a member

of the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) in which he served as a member of the NIRSA Outdoor Committee 2005-2007 and the committee chair 2008-2009. Nolan is also a member of the NIRSA Assembly.

Nolan and his wife Terra reside in Livonia with their children, Shawn, Liam, Aidan, and Quinn.


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HEAD COACHES & STAFF

Mike FlynnFacility

Coordinator

Aaron HepnerBaseball

Assistant Coach

Scott KazmierskiFootball

Defensive Line Coach

Tim KothVolleyball

Head Coach

Sean PetersSwimming

Head Coach

Rick RenaudEquipment

Manager

Andrew StollAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Bryan MorrowMen’s Tennis

Head Coach

Jessica McNallyAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Steve DomzalskiAssociate Athletic

Trainer

Jaclyn CrummeyAthletic Devlopment

Coordinator

Karen LafataWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Rondell Ruff Cross Country/Track & Field

Head Coach

Kelsey MeyersAssistant Compliance

Coordinator

Bryce PittersSwimming Assistant Coach

& Aquatics Director

Cameron WeidenthalerAssistant Director

Sports Information

Katie MinahanAssociate Athletic

Trainer

David GreerMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Bryce KarasiakStrength & Conditioning

Assistant Coach

E.J. HaralsonMen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Ruben MendozaStrength & Conditioning

Head Coach

Sheila SnyderWomen’s Tennis

Head Coach

Carrie LohrWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Jeff ReardonFootball

Quarterbacks Coach

Jim CampbellMultipurpose Indoor

Facility Supervisor

Mike HornMen’s & Women’s Golf

Head Coach

Rob LatvaMHRFC Assistant Director

Facilitites & Finance

Jerzy RadzFencing

Head Coach

Keith McKenzieFootball

Linebackers Coach

Ryan KelleyBaseball

Head Coach

Makiba BattenWomen’s Track & Field

Assistant Coach

Gary BryceSoftball

Head Coach

Brad WilsonFootball

Defensive Coordinator

Linda LetkowskiBusiness Manager

Fiscal Operations

Lorenzo NeelyMen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Jordan BalbesStrength & Conditioning

Assistant Coach

Scott WoosterFootball

Off ensive Line Coach

Terrance WoodsEquipment

Manager

Kim ClextonAthletics Academic

Advisor

Amanda St. JulianaCreative Services

Coordinator

E.J. HendersonFootball

Wide Receivers Coach

Joel WhymerWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Nicole AbelSoftball

Assistant Coach

Justin HardenMHRFC Intramural & Club

Sports Supervisor

Michael LozierVolleyball

Assistant Coach

Sharmilla SandsMHRFC Offi ce Manager


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Ruben Mendoza enters his fi fth full year in 2015-

16 as head strength and conditioning coach at

Wayne State after being hired in April 2011.

“Ruben has demonstrated a phenomenal record

in strength and conditioning when you consider the

program’s and the caliber of student-athletes he

has developed,” stated Fournier. “His expertise and

personal style will signifi cantly impact the success

of all our student-athletes both on and off the

fi eld. Ruben has positively impacted every athletic

program with which he has been associated.

Mendoza joined the Warrior staff after fi ve

years (2005-09) as Notre Dame’s head strength

and conditioning coach. Prior to his appointment

in South Bend, he worked for four years as the

coordinator of strength and conditioning at the University of Mississippi.

While with the Irish, Mendoza oversaw a full-time staff of eight that coordinated training for all 26

UND sports. At Ole Miss, he spent four years overseeing a Rebel strength staff that featured four full-time

assistants and three graduate assistants dealing with 500 student-athletes and 18 varsity sports.

Mendoza was assistant director of strength, speed and conditioning for four years at Clemson

University before taking over at Ole Miss in January 2001. His football responsibilities at Clemson included

implementation of in-season strength and conditioning programs, serving as assistant coordinator of

winter conditioning as well as a speed development program, testing and monitoring all progress in

strength, fl exibility and cardiovascular fi tness, and educating student-athletes on nutritional factors,

including supplementation that aff ects health and performance.

General responsibilities at Clemson dealt with supervising the development of strength and aerobic

fi tness for 19 varsity sports through the use of sports-specifi c training programs. Mendoza managed the

14,000-square foot facility and day-to-day operations, worked closely with the Clemson head trainer in

coordinating rehabilitation programs for injured athletes, and provided supervision and developed time

schedules for varsity sports for use of athletic weight facilities.

Prior to joining the Clemson staff in June 1997, Mendoza served as head strength and conditioning

coordinator at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga from January 1993 to April 1997. He was the

defensive line coach/assistant strength and conditioning coach at Presbyterian College in Clinton, S.C.,

during the 1992 season and served as graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at South

Carolina from June 1990 to February 1992.

A Kodak All-America off ensive lineman in 1985 while playing at Wayne State (Neb.), Mendoza also

earned NAIA All-America and All-Central States Intercollegiate Conference fi rst-team honors and was a

team captain. He earned his bachelor of science degree from Wayne State College in 1989. Mendoza was

inducted in 2007 into the Nebraska College Hall of Fame and the Wayne State (Neb.) College Hall of Fame.

Terrance Woods enters his 16th year as the

equipment manager for the Wayne State University

football team, and 25th year in the athletic

department in the fall of 2015. He also serves as the

equipment manager for the Warrior baseball squad.

Woods worked in the athletic department

as a student assistant in the intramural sports

program for three years from 1987-90. He spent

one semester in the Student Center Building as a

student loading dock/events supervisor.

Woods returned to the Matthaei Building in

October of 1990 as an athletic attendant. He served

in that capacity until assuming his current position.

He received his bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary

Studies in 1994.

Before coming to WSU, Woods volunteered for the Westside Cubs youth athletic teams for nine years

which played in the Police Athletic League (football, baseball and basketball) organization.

He served as a volunteer coach in the Boys and Girls Club of Southeastern Michigan for 12 years, and

also volunteered for the Detroit Chadsey football program for two years under Charles Spann.

He currently serves as the Elder at Congregation Shalom of Hazel Park. Woods has been in Ministry for

36 years as of Feb. 1, 2014.

Woods and his wife, Sonia, reside in Center Line with their son Terry II, while their daughter, Ellarose,

an alumnus of Howard University, works for the City of Hyattsville, Maryland municipal government, and

resides in Hyattsville.

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

To Thee our Alma Mater

Homage we bring.

Brave hearts raise grateful voices

Thy praise to sing.

Young art thou, young and strong;

Renowned shalt thou live, and long;

Honors to thee will throng –

and Fame to thee cling.

We laud thee, Alma Mater.

Guardian of Right.

HYMN TO WAYNEThou art our guide, our mentor –

Thy name shines bright.

Keep Learning’s light afl ame,

and hold Truth a sacred name,

Honor, thy steadfast aim.

All Hail to thy might!

– Nicholas Stanley Oates

The Green and Gold of old Wayne U.

fl ies over the fi eld today.

Our hearts are light for with our might

A vict’ry is on its way.

The team is strong, for them we’ll cheer,

Wayne U. will march along.

And at the end our voices blend

in Wayne U.’s vict’ry song.

– Don Gragg

Dr. Maria Sepúlveda enters her 13th season with

the Wayne State football program.

Her primary role as a learning specialist is

facilitating the study hall/learning component.

She is a licensed professional counselor with

an expertise in applied sport psychology, areas

of performance, mental preparedness and stress

management.

Sepulveda’s educational background includes

a BS in occupational therapy/rehabilitation and

a M.Ed in Counseling from the University of

Texas and Doctoral degree in 2008 from Wayne

State University with a concentration in clinical

counseling.

In her current position as Clinical Counseling

Coordinator-Interim and Professor with South University’s Clinical Mental Health program she teaches

courses in psychology and clinical counseling.

A WSU employee since 1997 she was the assistant director with WSU’s Upward Bound program for four

years. While at KCC, she served as the director of the Upward Bound program for two years. Since 2003 she

has assisted Wayne State’s football program as a learning specialist.

WSU VICTORY SONG

W Fast Facts

Height .............................................................6’2”

Weight ......................................................300 lbs.

Birthplace ....................................... Wayne County

Favorite Superhero .............Bruce Wayne (Batman)

Favorite Movie ................................ Wayne’s World

Favorite Veteran ...............General Anthony Wayne

Favorite Pro Athlete ........................ Wayne Gretzky

Favorite Musician ....................................Lil Wayne

Favorite Team ....................... Wayne State Warriors

Favorite Hobbies........Eating, reading and cheering

“W” was unveiled in

May 2005 during the

Wayne First Kick-off .


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Thomas B. Adams, a former football and track star at Wayne State

University as well as being an outstanding contributor not only to the

university but to the entire city of Detroit following his graduation from

Wayne in 1944, was inducted into the WSU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1979.

Adams lettered in football in 1938-39-40 and in track during the 39-40-41

seasons. He led the Wayne football team in scoring during the 1940 season.

In 1939 Adams won the Canadian Indoor Sprint Championship and was a

member of the 880 Relay team that won the Notre Dame Relays in 1938.

Before graduating from Wayne, Adams entered the Navy and served

for four-and-a-half years. During his tour he received the Navy Cross, the

distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, and a Presidential Citation. In 1955,

Adams was named, “The Outstanding Young Advertising Man of the Year,”

and in 1958 was appointed President of Campbell-Ewald. Adams also served

as the Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Offi cer of the Campbell-

Ewald Company. Adams was President of the Wayne State Alumni and

served a term on the Wayne State Board of Governors.

For his outstanding achievements in both athletics and business, Adams

was named to the Sports Illustrated 25 Year All-American team in 1965.

In addition to his duties with the Campbell-Ewald Company, Adams was

a member of the Board of Trustees of Children’s Hospital and served as a

Director of the Economic Club of Detroit.

The Wayne State University football fi eld was renamed the Tom Adams

Field on October 11, 2003. An artifi cial playing surface was installed in the

summer of 2006 following the renovating of the locker room and coaches

offi ces in the summer of 2004. Lights were added in August 2012 with the

fi rst collegiate night game played on Sept. 14, 2013, against Ashland. A new

artifi cial playing surface was installed in May of 2015, while a brand new 35-

foot wide video board was added in August of 2015.

TOM ADAMS FIELD


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SPORTS MEDICINE & STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

The Wayne State sports medicine department is led by head athletic trainer Michael

Chan and assistants Steve Domzalski, Katie Minahan, Jessica McNally, Andrew Stoll and

graduate assistant Amber Wilson. All six are members of the National Athletic Trainers’

Association and provide medical care to the Warrior student-athletes.

The sports medicine staff is responsible for all aspects of the sports medicine

program including injury prevention and management, fi rst aid, injury rehabilitation,

and drug and alcohol education. Athletic trainers are present at Warrior home and away

events to ensure for the health and safety of all student-athletes.

The Warriors Strength and Conditioning program is responsible for all 17 varsity

sports totaling approximately 400 student-athletes. The major goal of the Warriors

Strength and Conditioning Program is to provide to our student-athletes the means by

which they may develop attitude, work ethic, mental toughness, discipline and pride,

in-self and total program. Athletes will train consistently, sensibly, and systematically

over designed and designated period of time, in a safe, clean, and professional

environment. Simply, to prevent injuries and enhance performance. We believe

Strength, Speed and Conditioning is the key to a successful athletic career at Wayne

State University, we are always researching, developing and implementing strategies

to give us the cutting edge to achieve optimum athletic success.

Warrior student-athletes train out of the Mathaei weight room complex located in

the lower level of the Mathaei Athletic Building. The weight room provides student-

The Matthaei athletic training room has over 1,000 square feet of sports medicine

space for treatment/rehabilitation and storage areas. Other special features include:

a hydrotherapy area with three therapeutic whirlpools, a designated team physician

examination offi ce, and additional offi ce space for the sports medicine staff .

The WSU Athletic Department works with many diff erent team physicians. They

include Dr. Bill Moutzouros (team orthopedic surgeon), Dr. Christopher Guyer (team

physician) and Dr. Ramsey Shehab (team physician), and other physician consultants.

athletes with 3000 sq. feet of work space which includes eight Brute Half-Racks by

Rogers used to bench, squat and pull, we also have eight plateforms equipped with Troy

bumper plates used for Olympic movements such as Snatch, Power Clean, Jerks etc.; a

variety of Pendulum plate loaded equipment by Rogers: two sets of dumbbells and over

13,000 pounds of weights. The weight room also features a cardio area with equipment

by Woodway, Nautilus, and Stairmaster . At the completion of their workouts student-

athlete are provided Gatorade and nutrition shakes to aid in their recovery.

Head strength coach Ruben Mendoza, along with assistant strength coaches Bryce

Karasiak and Jordan Balbes, graduate assistant and interns, directly oversee all aspects

of the student-athletes training regimens. A variety of training methodologies are

implemented from Olympic movements, Powerlifting and Functional Training.


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2015 Wayne State University Football Schedule

Date Time Opponent Stadium MediaThursday, Sept. 3 6:00 p.m. at Michigan Tech Sherman Field WDTK Radio

Saturday, Sept. 12 Noon Truman State Adams Field Comcast, WDTK Radio, Warrior All-Access

Saturday, Sept. 19 6:00 p.m. Malone Adams Field Comcast, WDTK Radio, Warrior All-Access

Saturday, Sept. 26 1:00 p.m. at Northwood Hantz Stadium WDTK Radio

Saturday, Oct. 3 3:00 p.m. at Tiffi n Frost-Kalnow Stadium WDTK Radio

Saturday, Oct. 10 6:00 p.m. Grand Valley State Adams Field Comcast, WDTK Radio, Warrior All-Access

Saturday, Oct. 17 Noon Northern Michigan Adams Field Comcast, WDTK Radio, Warrior All-Access

Saturday, Oct. 24 6:00 p.m. at Walsh Fawcett Stadium WDTK Radio

Saturday, Oct. 31 Noon Findlay Adams Field Comcast, WDTK Radio, Warrior All-Access

Saturday, Nov. 7 Noon Lake Erie Adams Field Comcast, WDTK Radio, Warrior All-Access

Saturday, Nov. 14 Noon Hillsdale Muddy Waters Stadium WDTK Radio

2015 WAYNE STATE MARCHING BAND

2015 SCHEDULE/MARCHING BAND

First Row (L to R): Lydia Shangle, Courtney Boles, Rebecca Dadswell, Elizabeth Gunter, Matthew Younglove (Director), Tracy Sanfi lippo, Taija Hahka,

Oghentega Orhorhoro, Miranda Shell. Second Row (L to R): Drum Majors Trevor Clark and Gabrielle Dorchak. Third Row (L to R): Sean Neal,

Rachel Belson, Andrew Porter, Oleg Mihans, Andrew Zinser, Juliet Sherwood, Elizabeth Lambardo, Samantha Sabalvoro, Stephanie Antrikin, Grace Fallis.

Fourth Row (L to R): Samantha Spicuzza, Conor Daly-Seiler, Adam Reese, Gregory Alter, Mackenzie Olbrys, Olivia Mitchell, Larissa Gamble,

Michael Sangster, Tyler Neal. Fifth Row (L to R): Nicholas Edelmann, Dylan Flanigan, Andrew Yates, John Kastler, Aniesha McCullough,

Margaret Bruce, Kara George, Kayla Belavek, Jennifer Cronin.


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Thomas B. Adams ........................ Football/Track .......................... 1979

Randall Ahern .............................. Golf .......................................... 1986

Nick Allen ..................................... Cross Country ........................... 2009

Albert Ament ............................... Basketball ................................ 2001

Mark “Doc” Andrews .................... Media ..................................... 2005*

Paul Andrews ............................... Contributor/Builder .................. 1993

Keith Anleitner ............................. Football .................................... 2007

Scott Armstrong ........................... Basketball ................................ 2006

Michaelene (Bachleda) Ruhl ........ Softball .................................... 2003

Naif Baidoon ................................ Baseball ................................... 2007

Erika Barczak ................................ Diving....................................... 2014

Edwin C. Barnett .......................... Wrestling ................................. 1997

Harald Bauder .............................. Fencing .................................... 2003

David Beauvais ............................. Football/Track .......................... 1978

Gregory Benko ............................. Fencing .................................... 1990

Frederick P. Bens .......................... Football/Basketball .................. 1989

Sarah Berry .................................. Softball .................................... 2014

Ettore C. Bianchi ........................... Fencing .................................... 1999

Gary M. Bice ................................. Swimming ............................... 1996

Lowell E. Blanchard ...................... Track/Football .......................... 1988

Bruno Blanco ................................ Swimming ............................... 2013

Greg Brecht .................................. Baseball ................................... 2004

Wayne D. Brenkert ....................... Football .................................... 1988

Denise (Breslin) Gotham .............. Volleyball ................................. 2001

Don Brown ................................... Tennis ...................................... 2000

George R. Brown .......................... Basketball/Track ...................... 1983

Noah Brown, Jr............................. Basketball/Administrator ......... 2012

Pierre Brown ................................ Football .................................... 2008

Richard B. Brown ......................... Cross Country/Track.................. 1991

T. Richard “Dick” Brown ............... Football .................................... 2006

Gini Bruce ..................................... Softball/Basketball/Volleyball . 2004

Paul Butcher ................................ Football .................................... 1997

Richard R. Byas, Jr. ....................... Football .................................... 1987

Wesley C. Carlos ........................... Football .................................... 1998

Mary E. Carney ............................. Basketball ................................ 1988

Nicholas Cherup ........................... Football/Track .......................... 1991

Andrew R. Clark ........................... Swimming ............................... 1976

Michael J. Clark ............................ Baseball ................................... 1991

Shannon Clark (Maisano) ............. Softball .................................... 2013

Elmer Coleman ............................. Track ........................................ 1983

William Collins ............................. Baseball/Basketball/Football ... 1984

John K. Cotton .............................. Football .................................... 1981

David Croskey ............................... Baseball ................................... 2008

Frank Cudillo ................................ Football .................................... 1990

Pearly (Cunningham) Armstrong . Basketball ................................ 1998

Jennifer (Daniel) Coleman ............ Softball .................................... 2006

Istvan Danosi................................ Fencing .................................... 1983

Steve F. Danosi ............................. Fencing .................................... 1987

Bruce P. Davis ............................... Fencing .................................... 1980

J. Kenneth Doherty ....................... Track ........................................ 1977

Leroy W. Dues .............................. Track ........................................ 1977

George Duncan............................. Basketball ................................ 1981

Dante Dunn .................................. Football .................................... 2015

Craig Duppong ............................. Football .................................... 2009

Christian Erard ............................. Swimming ............................... 2011

Newman H. Ertell ......................... Football/Basketball .................. 1977

Otis Evans ..................................... Basketball ................................ 2004

Gina (Farkashazy) Weaver ............ Fencing .................................... 1998

David C. Farris .............................. Football .................................. 1994*

Sebastien Foka ............................. Tennis ...................................... 2014

Larry L. Fortner ............................. Track ........................................ 1999

James A. Gardner ......................... Rowing ..................................... 1982

Robert N. Gardner ........................ Diving....................................... 1989

Anna Garina ................................. Fencing .................................... 2013

George Gembis ............................. Football .................................... 1977

Joseph G. Gembis ......................... Football .................................... 1980

Lisa C. Gentry ............................... Basketball ................................ 1998

Rodger George ............................. Baseball ................................. 2006*

Susan (Gierschick) Kopins............. Diving....................................... 2000

Joe Gough .................................... Football .................................... 2005

Cynthia Goyette ........................... Swimming ............................... 1985

Jack H. Gregory ............................ Golf .......................................... 1994

Patty (Grudzinski) Gergics ............ Softball .................................... 2005

David Guerrera ............................. Hockey ..................................... 2009

Robert Gunn ................................. Basketball ................................ 1985

Angelo Gust ................................. Baseball/Football ..................... 1994

Ron Hammye ............................... Basketball Coach ...................... 2004

Victor G. Hanson........................... Football/Contributor/Builder ... 1980

James Hayes................................. Tennis ...................................... 2002

John M. Hazely ............................. Football/Baseball ..................... 1983

Homer L. Heard ............................ Track ........................................ 1997

Neil Hick ....................................... Fencing .................................... 2008

Chalmer G. Hixson ........................ Athletic Director ....................... 1983

David L. Holmes ........................... Basketball/Football/Track/

............................................... Athletic Director ....................... 1976

Michael G. Horn............................ Golf .......................................... 2001

H. Grant Iler .................................. Football/Basketball/Track ........ 1980

Nick Ingrao ................................... Swimming ............................... 2012

Bob Jackson ................................. Tennis ...................................... 2005

Paul J. Janas ................................. Baseball ................................... 1995

Lori (Januszkiewicz) Sweeney ...... Basketball ................................ 1997

Cass Jawor.................................... Golf .......................................... 1995

Frank Jeney .................................. Baseball ................................... 2011

Walter B. Jenkins ......................... Football/Track .......................... 1987

Amanda (Jennings) Pata .............. Softball .................................... 2009

Astrid Johannesen ........................ Swimming ............................... 1988

Art Johnson .................................. Basketball ................................ 2006

Monique Johnson ......................... Basketball ................................ 2008

Paul Wesley Jones ........................ Track ........................................ 1997

Elisa Joris ...................................... Volleyball ................................. 2012

Kelly Kashmerick .......................... Softball .................................... 2009

Patricia A. Kent ............................ Softball .................................... 1995

Dustin Kingston............................ Hockey ..................................... 2009

John L. Kline ................................. Basketball/Track ...................... 1979

Goetz H. Klopfer ........................... Track ........................................ 1984

Robert Kloss ................................. Baseball ................................... 2000

Carol (Krause) Lausman ............... Softball/Basketball ................... 2001

Byron L. Krieger............................ Fencing .................................... 1976

Jakub Krochmalski ....................... Fencing .................................... 2012

Rodney C. Kropf ............................ Contributor/Builder .................. 1995

Kris Krzyminski ............................. Basketball ................................ 2014

Robert F. Langas .......................... Football/Basketball .................. 1993

Steve Lee...................................... Football .................................... 2013

Marty Letzmann ........................... Basketball ................................ 2005

John W. Lewis .............................. Track ........................................ 1979

Russell Lightbody ......................... Basketball/Football .................. 1978

Mark Limback .............................. Baseball ................................... 1999

Richard G. Lisabeth ...................... Football .................................... 1984

Delonda Little-Nathan ................. Basketball ................................ 2005

Richard Lowry .............................. Football .................................... 2002

Robert R. Luby .............................. Football/Track .......................... 1993

Guy Lumsden ............................... Swimming ............................... 1981

David Lutz .................................... Swimming ............................... 2011

Leo S. Maas .................................. Swimming/Baseball ................. 1982

Ken Madeja .................................. Baseball ................................... 2006

Gil Mains ...................................... Contributor/Builder .................. 1996

Rachelle (Malette) Christensen .... Cross Country ........................... 2015

Bruno Marana .............................. Football .................................... 1992

Fred Martus .................................. Basketball ................................ 1992

Donald Mason .............................. Diving....................................... 1998

Joel G. Mason ............................... Football/Basketball .................. 1981

Bill Maul ....................................... Tennis/Basketball..................... 1987

Frank McBride .............................. Track/Cross Country.................. 2002

Donald McClellan ......................... Swimming ............................... 1990

Donald McElroy ............................ Track ........................................ 1983

John Miele ................................... Baseball ................................... 2008

Lambros Milonas .......................... Historian ................................ 1996*

Bryan Morrow .............................. Tennis ...................................... 2003

Frederick A. Mulhauser ................ Tennis/Athletic Director. .......... 1990

Natalya Natyshak ......................... Tennis ...................................... 2011

Michael Newsted ......................... Baseball ................................... 2007

Courtney Noble ............................ Softball .................................... 2008

Dave Nowinski ............................. Swimming ............................... 2005

Elizabeth A. O’Brien ...................... Basketball/Tennis..................... 1996

James K. O’Hara ........................... Football/Wrestling ................... 1994

Jeanne Omelenchuk ..................... Speed Skating .......................... 1979

Ben J. Paolucci ............................. Football .................................... 1992

Rachel A. Parham ......................... Volleyball ................................. 1999

Charlie Parker ............................... Basketball ................................ 2001

Jennifer Parks............................... Swimming ............................... 1986

Janina (Parrott) Jacobs ................. Golf .......................................... 2000

Paul J. Pentecost .......................... Athletic Publicity ...................... 1989

Irving Petross ............................... Track ........................................ 1982

Christ Petrouleas .......................... Administrator ........................... 2003

Gil A. Pezza .................................. Fencing .................................... 1993

Kevin Ponticelli ............................ Baseball/Football ..................... 1994

William A. Prew ........................... Swimming ............................... 1977

Charles Primas ............................. Basketball ................................ 1976

Fred L. Prime, Jr. .......................... Basketball/Track ...................... 1989

Gordon A. Reck ............................. Baseball ................................... 1990

Irvin D. Reid.................................. WSU President/Contributor ...... 2011

Jack Rice ....................................... Tennis/Baseball/Football/

............................................... Basketball ................................ 1978

Therone Richardson ..................... Basketball ................................ 1991

Elbert Richmond .......................... Football/Basketball .................. 1986

Mitch Ritter .................................. Football/Contributor/Builder . 2009*

Donald Robinson .......................... Track/Football .......................... 1985

Mary Rogers ................................. Basketball ................................ 2003

Cliff Russell ................................... Media ..................................... 2007*

Delbert W. Russell ........................ Tennis ...................................... 1991

Laurence E. Russell ....................... Football/Golf ............................ 1988

Robert Ryland .............................. Tennis ...................................... 1991

Paola Sacchetti ............................. Fencing .................................... 2006

Myron “Susie” Schecter ................ Basketball ................................ 1980

Dacia (Schileru) Clark ................... Diving....................................... 2000

Jack Schlesinger ........................... Tennis ...................................... 1981

Gerald (Jerry) Schnelker ............... Football/Track .......................... 1996

Gary Schultz ................................. Football .................................... 2004

Allison Scruggs-Tookes ................ Tennis ...................................... 1993

W. Stanley Seitz ........................... Track/Football .......................... 1986

Jerry Sevick .................................. Football/Basketball/Track ........ 1992

George B. Sherman ...................... Business Manager .................... 1980

Doris Shimman............................. Swimming ............................... 1985

Ernest Simon ................................ Fencing .................................... 2004

Edward Skowneski, Jr. ................. Football .................................... 1987

Billy Smith.................................... Track ........................................ 1984

Jennifer (Smith) DenDooven ........ Softball .................................... 2007

Mark H. Smith, Jr. ......................... Track ........................................ 1979

Sean Smith ................................... Swimming ............................... 2015

Robert Solomon ........................... Basketball/Baseball.................. 1985

Victor F. Spathelf .......................... Track ........................................ 1981

Edward O. Spence ........................ Track/Football .......................... 1979

Jean Ann Stanicek ........................ Tennis ...................................... 1998

Stephanie Stone ........................... Basketball/Softball ................... 1993

Paula K. Sweeney ......................... Fencing .................................... 1978

Roxanne Szczesniak ..................... Softball .................................... 1996

Bela W. Szentivanyi...................... Fencing .................................... 1984

Elliot Tabron ................................. Track ........................................ 2002

Catherine (Tanzini) Colarossi ........ Tennis ...................................... 2001

Ronald Teasley ............................. Baseball/Basketball.................. 1986

John Telford ................................. Track ........................................ 1978

Bela de Tuscan ............................. Fencing .................................... 1982

Allan Tolmich ............................... Track ........................................ 1976

Halina (Tomska) Papp .................. Swimming ............................... 1989

Yasemin (Topcu) Block ................. Fencing .................................... 2009

Christer Tour ................................ Swimming ............................... 2014

Brian VanGorder ........................... Football .................................... 2013

A.J. Vaughn .................................. Football .................................... 1985

Joseph Verellen ............................ Cross Country ........................... 2012

Shelly (Vickery) Siegel .................. Cross Country ........................... 2009

Ebony Vincent .............................. Basketball ................................ 2014

Norman G. Wann ......................... Tennis/Football ........................ 1986

Richard B. Watson ........................ Fencing .................................... 1977

Jon Weisman ............................... Baseball ................................... 2015

Leon Wheeler ............................... Football/Basketball/Track ........ 1978

Robert C. White ............................ Training .................................... 1989

Leon F. Wingo .............................. Track ........................................ 1999

Robert F. Wingo ........................... Track ........................................ 1982

Frederick L. Wolcott ..................... Baseball/Basketball.................. 1988

Margaret Woodbridge ................. Swimming ............................... 1982

Christopher M. Wouters ............... Baseball ................................... 1999

Lorenzo C. Wright ........................ Track ........................................ 1976

Robert F. Wyman ......................... Football .................................... 1994

Molly Yetman............................... Softball .................................... 2015

Jodi Young ................................... Basketball ................................ 2009

David Zelmanski ........................... Baseball ................................... 1994

Victor A. Zucco ............................. Football/Track .......................... 1990

*Hall of Fame Honor Award recipient

WSU ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES


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2015 Wayne State University Dance Team

Front Row (L to R): LaTia Moore, Sandra Harris, Dalvin Berry, Keiana Conley, Morgan Albertson. Back Row (L to R): Molly Singer-Miller,

Kiera Kinsey, Charriel Golson, Andrea Cardinali, Kristin Owen, Kaitlyn Schnur, Antonette Taylor.

Front Row (L to R): Alexandra Feschenko, Dalma Lorence. Middle Row (L to R): Marie Gury, Kiah Childers, Anna Lacroix

Back Row (L to R): Celia Saniak, Head Coach Kaithlin Fettes, Emily Smith.

2015 WSU FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS


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12 CarlROSCOE

R-Senior • 6-4 • 245

Kentwood, Mich. • Kelloggsville H.S.

2014 GLIAC All-Academic Team Selection



Career Notes: Played in 21 career games, starting 15 times ... compiled an 8-7 record as

a starter ... enters senior season ranked fi rst all-time at WSU in passing yards per attempt

(7.6), second in both passing effi ciency (125.17) and total off ense per play (6.52), third in

both completion percentage (53.1 - min. 100 completions) and passing yards per completion

(14.4 - min. 100 completions), ninth in both passing yards per game (122.0) and total off ense

per game (129.52), 11th in both passing yards (2,562) and passing touchdowns (17), 13th in

completions (178), 15th in passing attempts (335) and 18th in total off ense (2,720 yards).

2015: WSU’s nominee for the 2015 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team®.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... started all 10 games played ... passed for

a then career-high 239 yards vs. Michigan Tech, on 12-of-16, along with two TD passes ...

completed 11-of-16 passes for 128 yards and a touchdown in win over No. 13 Carson-Newman

... passed for 143 yards and one score at Malone ... completed 13-of-21 passes vs. Northwood

for 191 yards and one touchdown ... had 185 yards of off ense against Tiffi n with 150 passing

and 35 rushing ... passed for a career-high 241 yards and two touchdowns at Northern

Michigan ... completed 10-of-13 passes for 239 yards with a career-best three touchdown

passes vs. Walsh to earn WSU Off ensive Player of the Week ... was 6-of-9 for 72 yards at Findlay

... missed the Lake Erie game due to injury ... completed 14-of-17 passes against Hillsdale for

120 yards, while rushing for a career-high 38 yards and fi rst career rushing touchdown to earn

WSU Off ensive Player of the Week ... ninth nationally in passing yards per completion (15.09),

16th in passing yards per attempt (8.59) and 47th in passing effi ciency (137.05).

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... participated in eight games, starting his

fi rst fi ve games played (2-3 as a starter) ... made fi rst collegiate start at Carson-Newman and

passed for a career-best 200 yards and one touchdown, while completing a career-high 14

passes ... had nine completions for fi rst downs plus a third-down TD toss vs. the Eagles ... also

gained 16 yards on two rushing attempts at C-N ... passed for 126 yards and a then career-high

two touchdowns vs. Ashland to earn fi rst collegiate win as well as WSU Off ensive Player of the

Week ... rushed for a season-best 32 yards vs. AU ... gained 29 rushing yards at Lake Erie but

completed just 3-of-17 for 39 yards ... missed the Malone game with an injury ... passed for

185 yards on 13-of-20 with a touchdown against Northwood ... completed 11-of-26 passes for

131 yards and one score at Hillsdale ... dressed but did not play vs. Saginaw Valley and Grand

Valley ... completed 6-of-9 passes for 78 yards and a touchdown at Northern Michigan ... was

3-of-8 for 23 yards at Ferris State ... tossed at least one TD pass in fi ve-of-eight appearances.

2012: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... dressed for all 10 games, seeing action in

three contests ... made collegiate debut in fourth quarter at Malone on Sept. 22 ... completed

4-of-6 passes for 31 yards at Grand Valley ... tossed fi rst collegiate touchdown pass in Michigan

Tech game ... passed for 102 yards on 11-of-21 vs. the Huskies ... also had a season-best nine-

yard run against Michigan Tech.

2011: Dressed for the six home games, but did not see any playing time ... was redshirted ...

earned WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive Player of the Week award for both the Urbana and Hillsdale

contests.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Kelloggsville High School ... earned three varsity letters

for the Rockets ... selected to the 2010 Detroit News Division 5-6 All-State Honorable Mention

Roscoe’s Career HighsCompletions:

14 (3x) MR vs. Hillsdale (11/15/14)

Attempts:

30 at Northern Michigan (10/18/14)

Passing Yards:


Passing TDs:

3 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Best Completion Pct. (min. 15 att.):

82.4 vs. Hillsdale (11/15/14) [14-17]

Total Off ense:


Rushing Yards:

38 vs. Hillsdale (11/15/14)

Rushing Touchdowns:


Roscoe’s Career StatisticsYear GP Att Comp Int Pct. Yds TD Long Eff .

2012 3 27 15 0 55.6 133 1 17 109.16

2013 8 120 56 6 46.7 814 6 70 110.15

2014 10 188 107 9 56.9 1615 10 73 137.05

Career 21 335 178 15 53.1 2562 17 73 125.17

Year Rush Att Yds Avg TD Long

2012 8 -11 --- 0 9

2013 35 30 0.9 0 24

2014 39 139 3.6 1 21

Career 82 158 1.9 1 24

Total Off ense

Year Plays Yards Avg Per Play Avg Per Game

2012 35 122 3.49 40.67

2013 155 844 5.44 105.50

2014 227 1754 7.73 175.40

Career 417 2720 6.52 129.52

squad ... as a junior, led his team to the fi rst perfect regular season and fi rst playoff win in

school history, while passing for 1,251 yards and 20 touchdowns for coach Don Galster ...

completed 147-of-256 passes for 2,464 yards and 33 touchdowns to only three interceptions

in his career ... a three-sport athlete (basketball for three years and baseball for four years) ...

scored 24 points and grabbed 17 rebounds in win over rival Godwin Heights ... also earned

fi rst team all-conference honors in both basketball and baseball ... served as a two-year team

captain in all three sports.

Personal: Full name--Carl D. Roscoe II ... born January 2, 1993, in Grand Rapids, Mich. ... son

of Carl and Rochelle Roscoe ... both parents played basketball at Coff eyville College in Kansas ...

has an older sister, Carla ... has a son, Jamison Roscoe ... graduated a with a degree in fi nance in

August 2015 ... will begin working on his MBA in fall 2015 ... named to the Athletic Director’s

Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2011 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-

3.49) for Winter 2012, Fall 2012, Winter 2014 and Fall 2014 ... is a member of the WSU Student-

Athlete Leadership Council ... is a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).

QUARTERBACKS/ROSCOE

GLIAC TOM DONAHUE SERVICE AWARD

Three Wayne State University representatives have been honored with the GLIAC Tom

Donahue Service Award: Dorothy Dreyer in 1994, Christ Petrouleas in 2000, and Bob

Brennan in 2008.


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Roscoe’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Att Comp Int Pct. Yds TD Long Rush TD Total Off

9-22-12 @ Malone 0 0 0 ---- 0 0 0 NA 0 0

11-3-12 @ GVSU 6 4 0 66.7 31 0 9 -14 0 17

11-10-12 Mich. Tech 21 11 0 52.4 102 1 17 3 0 105

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 23 14 1 60.9 200 1 52 16 0 216

9-14-14 Ashland 15 4 1 26.7 126 2 70 32 0 158

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 17 3 1 17.6 39 0 36 29 0 68

9-28-13 Malone DNP

10-5-13 Northwood 20 13 1 65.0 185 1 51 -6 0 179

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 28 13 2 46.4 163 1 49 -7 0 156

10-19-13 SVSU DNP

10-26-13 @ NMU 9 6 0 66.7 78 1 37 -29 0 49

11-2-13 @ Ferris State 8 3 0 37.5 23 0 11 -5 0 18

11-9-13 GVSU DNP

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 0 ---- 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 16 12 0 75.0 239 2 63 9 0 248

9-13-14 Carson-New. 16 11 0 68.8 128 1 32 10 0 138

9-20-14 @ Malone 18 8 3 44.4 143 1 57 11 0 154

9-27-14 Northwood 21 13 2 61.9 191 1 36 26 0 217

10-4-14 Tiffi n 25 8 0 32.0 150 0 35 35 0 185

10-11-14 @ GVSU 23 11 2 47.8 92 0 25 -22 0 70

10-18-14 @ NMU 30 14 2 46.7 241 2 48 18 0 25910-25-14 Walsh 13 10 0 76.9 239 3 73 16 0 255

11-1-14 @ Findlay 9 6 0 66.7 72 0 42 -2 0 70

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie INJ

11-15-14 Hillsdale 17 14 0 82.4 120 0 36 38 1 158

Denotes Career Highs

10 TrevorVan TUBBERGEN

R-Sophomore • 6-4 • 191

Holland, Mich. • West Ottawa H.S.

2014: Dressed for all six home games plus at Lake Erie, but did not see any playing time.

2013: Dressed for all the home games, but did not see any playing time ... was redshirted.

High School: A 2013 graduate of West Ottawa High School ... was a two-year letterwinner

for the Panthers helping WOHS to a 14-7 mark ... served as a team captain for coach Rory

Zegunis as a senior ... threw fi ve touchdown passes in a win over Grand Haven ... completed

160-of-294 passes as a senior for 2,071 yards and 27 touchdowns with only four interceptions

... was a First Team OK Red selection ... also named all-area by the Holland Sentinel ... passed

for 300 yards and four touchdowns in a playoff game against Rockford ... lettered two years in

basketball as a forward ... was a Scholar-Athlete.

Personal: Full name--Trevor S. Van Tubbergen ... born January 7, 1995, in Grand Rapids,

Mich. ... son of Scott and Kathy Van Tubbergen ... has two brothers, Tyler and Jake, and a

younger sister, Alexis ... older brother Tyler was at Western Michigan (2009-13) and passed

for 3,199 yards and 26 touchdowns ... is a liberal arts and sciences major ... named to the

Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2013 and Fall 2014 ... last name is pronounced

van tube-BER-gen.yards and 26 touchdowns ... is a liberal arts and sciences major ... named

to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2013 ... last name is pronounced van

tube-BER-gen.

16 RyanNEWCOM

R-Senior • 6-3 • 216

Warren, Mich. • Woods Tower H.S.

2014: Missed the entire season after suff ering an injury in the 2014 spring game.

2013: Dressed for all the home games, but did not see any playing time ... selected WSU’s

Scout Team Off ensive Player of the Week for the Ashland game.

2012: Redshirted at Wayne State due to GLIAC transfer rules ... selected WSU’s Scout Off ensive

Player of the Week for both the Hillsdale and Grand Valley contests.

Pre-WSU: Redshirted at Ashland in 2011.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Warren Woods Tower High School ... was a two-year

letterwinner for coach Dan Eberhardt ... passed for 1,700 yards and 18 touchdowns in 2010 ...

earned fi rst team all-county and all-league accolades as a senior ... completed 24-of-34 passes

for 365 yards and three touchdowns in a 42-35 setback to Fitzgerald ... also selected all-county

in basketball ... was a two-year letterwinner in basketball for the Titans ... served as a team

captain in both sports.

Personal: Full name--Ryan A. Newcom ... born August 24, 1993, in Warren ... son of Andy and

Kim Newcom ... has a younger brother, Jacob ... is a criminal justice major.

QUARTERBACKS/VAN TUBBERGEN-NEWCOM

WAYNE STATE CAREER RECORDS

SET BY MICKEY MOHNER (2009-12)

30-15 RECORD (44 STARTS + 1 Decision in Relief)

Category Mohner Total Previous Record Holder

Attempts 961 833 by Michael Gluski, 1994-98

Completions 537 374 by Michael Gluski, 1994-98

Passing Yards 7,287 4,836 by Michael Gluski, 1994-98

Passing TDs 55 38 by Michael Gluski, 1994-98

38 by Jason Charron, 1999-01

Passing Effi ciency 131.2 123.9 by Randy Hutchison, 2001-04

Avg. Yds./Pass Att. 7.6 7.2 by Randy Hutchison, 2001-04

Total Off ense 7,186 7,008 by Joique Bell, 2006-09

Total Off ense/Play 6.60 6.23 by Randy Hutchison, 2001-04

Category Mohner Total/Rank Record Holder

Comp. Pct. 55.9/2nd 58.1 by Randy Hutchison, 2001-04

Avg. Yds./Comp. 13.6/3rd 13.9 by Dan Gray, 2000-02

Pass Yds./Game 155.0/3rd 178.7 by Jason Charron, 1999-01

TDs Responsible For 58/2nd 100 by Joique Bell, 2006-09

Total Off ./Game 152.9/4th 177.8 by Jason Charron, 1999-01


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2015 WAYNE STATE FOOTBALL PRESS BOX CREW

P.A. Announcer -- Bobb Vergiels or Mason Lowry

P.A. Operations -- Kevin Kramis or Brad Beyer

Play Clock -- Alan Letkowski

Game Clock Operator -- Scott Held or Dennis Koch

Video Board Operators -- Cameron Weidenthaler and Brad Beyer

Music -- Eric Long

Stat Crew -- A.J. Letkowski, Karl Henkel, Kevin Moore, Fritz Reznor

Video Highlights and All-Access -- Brad Beyer and Ben Corona

Radio Engineer -- Hope Winkles

Press Box Operations -- Mary Walsh, Devin Rose, Jared Katz, Steven Koss

FULLBACKS/WISKA-McCAUSLIN

39 GarrettWISKA

R-Junior • 6-1 • 265

Northville, Mich. • Detroit Catholic Central H.S.

2014: Dressed for all 11 games, seeing playing time in six contests ... made WSU debut vs.

Michigan Tech playing on kickoff return unit ... played on punt return and at fullback at Malone

... saw time in fourth quarter at fullback vs. Northwood and Walsh ... played on punt return vs.

Tiffi n ... dressed but did not play vs. Carson-Newman, Grand Valley State, Northern Michigan,

Lake Erie and Hillsdale ... joined the Wayne State football program for spring practice.

2013: Attended WSU but was not a member of the football team.

2012: Played on the defensive line at Notre Dame College ... recorded two assisted tackles

in collegiate debut vs. Mercyhurst (8/30) ... played in the fi rst six games before suff ering a

season-ending injury.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Detroit Catholic Central High School ... earned two varsity

letters for coach Tom Mach and the Shamrocks ... helped lead CCHS to a state runner-up and a

12-2 record in 2011 ... totaled 68 tackles including 4.5 sacks ... was an All-Catholic Honorable

Mention selection as well as fi rst team all-area ... earned DCC’s Unsung Hero Award.

Personal: Full name--Garrett J. Wiska ... born July 24, 1994, in Detroit ... son of Jeff and Kim

Wiska ... father played football at Michigan State and was drafted in the seventh round in

1982 by the New York Giants ... played for the Michigan Panthers (USFL) and Oakland Invaders

(USFL) before seeing action with the Cleveland Browns in 1986 and the Miami Dolphins in

1987 ... helped the Detroit Drive to the Arena Championship in 1988 ... older brother Ryon

played football at Hillsdale and was named to the 2008 GLIAC All-Academic Team ... has an

older sister, Kelsey ... is majoring in fi nance.

46 JasonMcCAUSLIN


Plainwell, Mich. • Plainwell H.S.

2014: Dressed for all the home games, but did not see any playing time.


High School: A 2013 graduate of Plainwell High School ... earned two varsity letters for the

Trojans and coach Darren Conklin ... recorded 118 tackles as a senior middle linebacker to earn

First Team All-Allegan County as well as First Team All-Wolverine Conference honors ... also

named to the Kalamazoo All-Dream Team Second Team along with the all-area fi rst team ...

totaled 80 tackles including four sacks and two interceptions in 2011 ... selected Player of the

Week in 2012 after recording 11 tackles, an interception and returning a fumble 61 yards for a

touchdown vs. Allegan ... earned two letters each in basketball and baseball ... was a member

of the National Honor Society ... was a two-year varsity captain.

Personal: Full name--Jason T. McCauslin ... born November 8, 1994, in Plainwell ... son of

Kevin and Sharon McCauslin ... has an older sister, Megan ... is an engineering (construction

management) major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014

and Fall 2014.

WSU’s GLIAC Jack H. McAvoy Award Winner

Awarded for outstanding character and leadership on the fi eld,

in the classroom, and in the community (began in 1996)

1997 ..........................................Matt Fishburn

2011 ............................................... Josh Renel

Past WSU Logos

Garrett Wiska (#39) [far right] blocking during the 2014 season opener at

home vs. Michigan Tech in his Warrior debut.


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RUNNING BACKS/BROWN-STINSON

2014: Dressed for all 11 games, seeing playing time in four ... made collegiate debut at

Malone and rushed for 24 yards and a touchdown ... gained 19 yards vs. Northwood ... rushed

for 56 yards including a career-long 32-yard carry vs. Walsh ... had one rushing attempt at

Findlay plus played on the kickoff coverage team.

2013: Did not dress for any games ... was redshirted ... selected WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive

Player of the Week for the Northwood game.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Livonia Churchill High School ... helped the Chargers to

a 10-1 overall record in 2012 ... was a three-year starter for coach John Filiatraut ... named

captain of the Detroit Free Press All-West Team along with being named to the Dream Team

... rushed for a team-high 23 yards in the 2013 Michigan High School Football Coaches

Association All-Star game ... rushed for 1,843 yards and 29 touchdowns on 242 carries as a

senior ... named to the 2012 Associated Press Division 1-2 All-State Special Mention squad ...

also caught 12 passes for 151 yards and two touchdowns ... saw playing time at linebacker ...

rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns on 26 carries in 2012 Division I District fi nals game

... gained 1,043 yards as a junior while scoring nine touchdowns ... rushed for 700 yards and

seven touchdowns in 2010.

Personal: Full name--Romello A. Brown ... born February 9, 1995, in Detroit ... son of Virginia

Brown ... has three brothers, Travis, Kesaun and Daylan, and two older sisters, Monae and

Keaisha ... is a criminal justice major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49)

for Fall 2014 ... fi rst name is pronounced RUH-mello.

25 RomelloBROWN


Westland, Mich. • Livonia Churchill H.S.

2 DemetriusSTINSON

Sophomore • 5-11 • 212

Detroit, Mich. • Douglass H.S. (Ferris State)


2013: Redshirted at Ferris State.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Fredrick Douglass Academy ... played multiple positions

(running back, receiver, defensive back and returner) for the Hurricanes ... was a three-year

letterwinner coach Al Demps ... named to Rivals.com Michigan Postseason Top 30 list ...

selected as the MVP of the Cincinnati VTO Camp in April 2013 ... named to the 2012 Associated

Press Division 7-8 All-State Special Mention Team ... tabbed as one of The D Zone’s top

prospects ... named to the Detroit Public School League All-Conference squad ... ran for 1,363

yards on 140 carries in only eight games in 2012 ... averaged 170.4 rushing yards per contest

to rank among MaxPreps.com state leaders ... recorded 14 touchdowns ... listed No. 18 among

Michigan’s top prospects by Rivals.com ... a two-star recruit by Scout.com ... competed in the

2013 Michigan High School Football Coaches Association East-West All-Star Game ... served as

a team captain ... was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Full name--Demetrius L. Stinson ... born August 17, 1995, in Detroit ... son of

Sharron Stinson ... is a business administration/management major ... named to the Coach’s

Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014.

Brown’s Career StatisticsYear GP Rush Att Yds Avg TD Long

2014 4 20 102 5.1 1 32

Year Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2014 0

All-Purpose

Year Plays Rushing Receiving KOR PR Total

2014 20 102 0 0 0 102

Brown’s Career HighsRushing Attempts:

9 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Rushing Yards:

56 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Rushing Touchdowns:

1 at Malone (9/20/14)

Receptions:

NA

Receiving Yards:

NA

Receiving Touchdowns:

NA

All-Purpose Yards:

56 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Kickoff Return Yards:

NA

Brown’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Att Yds TD Long Rec Yds TD Long KOR (Long)

9-4-14 Mich. Tech DNP

9-13-14 Carson-New. DNP

9-20-14 @ Malone 4 24 1 10 0 0 - -- ---

9-27-14 Northwood 6 19 0 6 0 0 - -- ---

10-4-14 Tiffi n DNP

10-11-14 @ GVSU DNP

10-18-14 @ NMU DNP

10-25-14 Walsh 9 56 0 32 0 0 - -- ---

11-1-14 @ Findlay 1 3 0 3 0 0 - -- ---

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie DNP

11-15-14 Hillsdale DNP


100-YARD RUSHING GAMES (last 13 years)Name Years Games Played 100-Yard Games 200-Yard Games

Joique Bell 2006-09 44 34 9 (2-300+ games)

Toney Davis 2010-13 47 16 1 (1-300+ game)

Josh Renel 2008-11 48 13 ---

Craig Duppong 2002-03 22 11 1

Chris Middlebrooks 2003-06 42 10 1

Desmond Martin 2011-14 48 9 3

Daryl Graham 2007-08 22 4 ---

Randy Hutchison 2001-03 25 2 ---

Doug Griffi n 2011-14 23 1 ---


WSUATHLETICS.COM22

Division 2 National Championship Game FactThere are only 19 current Division 2 schools that have played in the Division 2 National Championship

game, and only eight that have won a title. There are 172 Division 2 institutions sponsoring football, so

barely 11 percent have played in the title game.

Appearances National Titles Years

1) Northwest Missouri State 8 4 1998, 1999, 2009, 2013

2) Grand Valley State 6 4 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006

3) Pittsburg State 5 2 1991, 2011

4) North Alabama 4 3 1993, 1994, 1995

Valdosta State 4 3 2004, 2007, 2012

6) Carson-Newman 3 0 -

7) Minnesota-Duluth 2 2 2008, 2010

Delta State 2 1 2000

Indiana (Pa.) 2 0 -

10) Wayne State (Mich.) 1 0 -

Northern Michigan 1 1 1975

Colorado State-Pueblo 1 1 2014

Minnesota State-Mankato 1 0

Bloomsburg 1 0 -

Central State 1 0 -

Lenoir-Rhyne 1 0 -

New Haven 1 0 -

Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 0 -

Winston-Salem State 1 0 -

Other national championship teams in Division 2, that no longer play in the division: Louisiana Tech (1973),

Central Michigan (1974), Montana State (1976), Lehigh (1977), Eastern Illinois (1978), Delaware (1979), Cal

Poly (1980), Texas State (1981-82), North Dakota State (1983-85-86-88-90), Troy (1984-87), Mississippi College

(1989*-vacated by infractions), Jacksonville State (1992), Northern Colorado (1996-97), North Dakota (2001).

RUNNING BACKS/NICHOLAS-BEYDOUN

4 DeiontaeNICHOLAS

R-Freshman • 5-10 • 185

Chesterfi eld, Mich. • L’Anse Creuse North H.S.

2014: Dressed for the fi rst two and last two home games, but did not see any playing time

... missed the middle two home games due to an injury ... selected WSU Scout Team Off ensive

Player of the Week for the Michigan Tech, Findlay and Lake Erie games.

High School: A 2014 graduate of L’Anse Creuse North ... was a two-year starter for coach

Ralph Kiner ... named to the All-Macomb County First Team ... was a 2013 Detroit News All-

Metro East First Team selection as a specialist ... rushed for 450 yards and six touchdowns as a

senior and had 860 yards receiving and nine scores ... had 11 receptions in LCN’s 49-27 playoff

loss to Chippewa Valley ... recorded 195 all-purpose yards vs. Grosse Pointe South in 2013 with

103 rushing and 92 receiving ... a three-star recruit according to the D Zone ... also returned

kicks for the Crusaders ... rushed for over 300 yards as a junior and had over 300 yards receiving

... totaled 40 tackles in 2012 along with four fumble recoveries and three interceptions ... also

played basketball for LCN ... was a team captain in both sports.

Personal: Full name--Deiontae D. Nicholas ... born September 9, 1996, in Chesterfi eld ...

son of Willie Hobbs and Cicely Nicholas ... has three brothers, Dejion, Mike and Isaiah ... is a

broadcast journalism major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for

Fall 2014 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2015.

22 RabeahBEYDOUN

R-Senior • 5-10 • 205

Dearborn, Mich. • Fordson H.S.

2014 GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team Selection

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... appeared in all 11 games ... made

WSU debut on special teams vs. Michigan Tech ... had his fi rst four WSU carries at Malone

gaining 23 yards ... saw action on punt return in all 11 games, on kickoff coverage in seven

contests, and on punt coverage at Malone ... totaled two kickoff coverage tackles (1-1).

2013: Transferred to Wayne State in the summer of 2013 and redshirted due to GLIAC transfer

rules ... selected WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive Player of the Week for the Grand Valley game.

2012: Made lone appearance for Grand Valley State University in the 83-46 win over Notre

Dame College on Sept. 8 ... missed the rest of the season with an injury.

2011: Redshirted at GVSU.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Dearborn Fordson High School ... rushed for 1,865 rushing

yards and 24 touchdowns on 225 carries in 2010 for coach Fouad Zaban ... hauled in 10 passes

for 285 yards and four touchdowns as a senior ... totaled 536 yards and three touchdowns on

kickoff and punt returns ... also started in the defensive backfi eld for the Tractors ... set the

Fordson school record with 2,771 all-purpose yards ... selected to the Detroit News Honorable

Mention Division 1-2 All-State team ... named to the Detroit Free Press All-West squad ... voted

Dearborn Press & Guide 2010 Player of the Year ... earned all-city, all-conference and All-Metro

West accolades ... served as a team captain in the 2011 MHSFCA East-West All-Star Game ...

participated in 2010 in track in the 4x100 relay ... was a Scholar-Athlete

Personal: Full name--Rabeah Beydoun ... born May 7, 1993 ... son of Michael and Linda

Beydoun ... has one older brother, Wasseem ... is a physical therapy major ... named to the

Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2013, Winter 2014 and Winter 2015 ...

named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014 ... name is pronounced ruh-

BEE-uh BAY-dune.

Beydoun’s Career StatisticsYear GP Rush Att Yds Avg TD Long

2014 11 4 23 5.8 0 10

Year Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2014 0

All-Purpose


2014 4 23 0 0 0 23

Beydoun’s Career HighsRushing Attempts:

4 at Malone (9/20/14)

Rushing Yards:

23 at Malone (9/20/14)

Rushing Touchdowns:

NA

Receptions:

NA

Receiving Yards:

NA


NA

All-Purpose Yards:

23 at Malone (9/20/14)

Kickoff Coverage Tackles:

1 (2x) MR at Northern Mich. (10/18/14)


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WIDE RECEIVERS/HICKS

18 JamelHICKS

R-Junior • 5-11 • 168

East Cleveland, Ohio • Shaw H.S.

2014 WSU Off ensive Rookie of the Year Award Recipient

2014: Recipient of WSU’s Off ensive Rookie of the Year award ... played in the last 10 games,

making four starts ... missed the Michigan Tech game due to injury ... made collegiate debut

on kickoff coverage unit vs. Carson-Newman ... in addition to seeing playing time at wide

receiver at Malone, also saw action on punt coverage vs. the Pioneers ... made fi rst career start

in Northwood contest and had fi rst three career receptions ... had a 30-yard catch against Tiffi n

... returned a blocked punt 14 yards at Grand Valley State, and also had a reception ... scored

fi rst career touchdown on 37-yard catch at Northern Michigan just before halftime ... also had

two kickoff coverage tackles vs. the Wildcats ... started against Walsh and Findlay ... recorded a

42-yard reception on third-and-seven at UF leading to a TD ... had a career-high 100 receiving

yards at Lake Erie (30 minutes from high school) along with a touchdown ... scored on a 20-

yard rush on a fake fi eld goal vs. Hillsdale ... both receptions against the Chargers went for fi rst

downs ... fi nished second on the team in receiving yards (262) and receiving touchdowns (2)

and third in receptions (14) ... played on kickoff coverage the last eight games, punt return the

last six contests and kickoff return at Lake Erie ... totaled fi ve specials teams tackles (3-1 on

kickoff coverage and 0-1 on punt coverage) ... also served as a holder for PAT/FG.

2013: Redshirted due to transfer rules ... selected WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive Player of the

Week for the Carson-Newman game.

2012: Attended Community College part-time.

2011: Did not dress for any games ... was redshirted ... earned WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive

Player of the Week award for both the Michigan Tech and Indianapolis contests.

High School: A 2011 graduate of East Cleveland Shaw High School ... made 20 catches for 504

yards and fi ve touchdowns as a senior with a long of 80 yards ... helped the Cardinals to a 7-3

record in 2010 for coach Rodney Brown ... also carried the ball six times for 69 yards with a long

of 27 ... had an 81-yard kickoff return for a touchdown ... recorded 135 receiving yards along

with one touchdown and two interceptions versus the Euclid Panthers ... made 52 tackles (32

solo, 20 assisted) along with three interceptions ... also competed in track and fi eld ... served

as a team captain in both football and track.

Personal: Full name--Jamel V. Hicks ... born September 16, 1992, in East Cleveland, Ohio

... son of Veronica Hicks and Terrence Wilson ... has one brother, Vincent ... is an art major ...

named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2013.

Hicks’ Career StatisticsYear GP Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2014 10 14 262 18.7 2 44

Year GP Rush Att Yds Avg TD Long

2014 10 1 20 20.0 1 20

All-Purpose


2014 17 20 262 14 14 310

DUPPONG SETS WSU RECORDOn Oct. 11, 2003, then WSU senior Craig Duppong became the fi rst player in school history to rush for

over 100 yards in a game plus have over 100 yards receiving in the same contest when he had 110 yards

on 21 carries and contributed 117 yards on 10 receptions against Hillsdale.

Hicks’ Career HighsReceptions:4 at Lake Erie (11/8/14)Receiving Yards:100 at Lake Erie (11/8/14)Receiving Touchdowns:1 (2x) MR at Lake Erie (11/8/14)Reception Streak:4 games from 9/27/14 vs. Northwood to 10/18/14 at Northern MichiganCurrent Streak:3 games from 11/1/14 at FindlayRushing Yards:20 vs. Hillsdale (11/15/14)Rushing Touchdowns:1 vs. Hillsdale (11/15/14)All-Purpose Yards:114 at Lake Erie (11/8/14)

Hicks’ Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Att Yds TD Long Rec Yds TD Long KOR/PR


9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

9-27-14 Northwood 0 -- - -- 3 17 0 7 -/-

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 -- - -- 1 30 0 30 -/-

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 -- - -- 1 3 0 3 -/14

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 -- - -- 2 47 1 37 -/-

10-25-14 Walsh 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 -- - -- 1 42 0 42 -/-

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 -- - -- 4 100 1 44 14/-

11-15-14 Hillsdale 1 20 1 20 2 23 0 14 -/-


NCAA Division II 2,000-Yard Rushing SeasonsName School Yards Year Games

Danny Woodhead Chadron State 2,756 2006 13

Kavin Gailliard American International 2,653 1999 12

Ian Smart C.W. (LIU) Post 2,536 2001 12

Xavier Omon NW Missouri State 2,337 2007 14

Jerry Seymour Glenville State 2,282 2008 11

Brian Shay Emporia State 2,265 1998 11

Jamar Brittingham Bloomsburg 2,260 2005 12

Anthony Gray Western New Mexico 2,220 1997 10

Germaine Race Pittsburg State 2,213 2004 15

Jonas Randolph Mars Hill 2,170 2011 11

Bernard Scott Abilene Christian 2,165 2007 13

Bernard Scott Abilene Christian 2,156 2008 12

Terrell Watson Azusa Pacifi c 2,153 2014 11

Jarrett Anderson Truman 2,140 1996 11

Dervon Wallace Shepherd 2,138 2007 12

Franklyn Quiteh Bloomsburg 2,121 2012 12

Brian Shay Emporia State 2,103 1996 11

Anthony Bilal Lake Erie 2,091 2014 11

Joique Bell Wayne State 2,084 2009 11Joique Bell Wayne State 2,065 2006 11Josh Ranek South Dakota State 2,055 1999 11

Michael Hill Missouri Western State 2,047 2012 13

Irv Sigler Bloomsburg 2,038 1997 10

Ian Smart C.W. (LIU) Post 2,023 2002 12

Franklyn Quiteh Bloomsburg 2,015 2010 13

Cameron Mcdondle Colorado State-Pueblo 2,014 2014 15

Johnny Bailey Texas A&M-Kingsville 2,011 1986 11


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WIDE RECEIVERS/TINSLEY-WHEAT

21 BrandonTINSLEY

R-Junior • 6-0 • 203

Detroit, Mich. • Martin Luther King H.S.



2015: Switching to No. 21.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in all 11 games, making fi ve starts

including four straight contests (games 4-7) ... had fi rst two career receptions in Michigan Tech

contest ... hauled in a 23-yard pass on a third-and-17 in the fourth quarter ... made fi rst career

start vs. Carson-Newman and had two fi rst quarter receptions ... started against Northwood

and had a career-long 36-yard reception ... led WSU with 64 receiving yards vs. Tiffi n ... also

played on punt coverage against the Dragons ... caught two passes in the second half at Grand

Valley State ... saw time on kickoff coverage in three games ... was a CoSIDA Academic All-

District Nominee ... wore No. 81.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... played in all 11 games ... made

collegiate debut at Carson-Newman seeing time at wide receiver ... recorded fi rst career kickoff

return (12 yards) vs. Malone ... saw action on all four special teams at Hillsdale ... played WR

vs. Saginaw Valley and Ferris State ... played on kickoff coverage and kickoff return teams in all

11 games ... also had action on the punt coverage unit (once) and punt return team (twice) ...

recorded four kickoff coverage tackles (3-1).

2012: Did not dress for any games ... was redshirted.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Martin Luther King High School ... had two touchdown

catches against Crockett and one versus Cass Tech in 2011 ... helped coach Dale Harvell and

the Crusaders to a 9-4 record as a senior ... played his fi rst three years at Redford Union ... also

competed in basketball and track ... was a team captain in all three sports ... earned all-league

honors in both football and track.

Personal: Full name--Brandon D. Tinsley ... born July 15, 1994, in Detroit ... son of Andre

and Pamela Tinsley ... has two brothers, Andre and Demitrius ... is a business administration/

marketing major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012

(4.00) and Winter 2013 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2013,

Winter 2014 and Fall 2014.

Tinsley’s Career StatisticsYear GP Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2013 11 0 0 --- 0 0

2014 11 10 170 17.0 0 36

Year Kickoff Returns Yds Avg TD Long

2013 1 12 12.0 0 12

All-Purpose


2013 1 0 0 12 0 12

2014 10 0 170 0 0 170

Tinsley’s Career HighsReceptions:2 (5x) MR at Grand Valley St. (10/11/14)Receiving Yards:64 vs. Tiffi n (10/4/14)Receiving Touchdowns:NAReception Streak:3 games from 9/27/14 vs. Northwood to 10/11/14 at Grand Valley StateCurrent Streak:NAKickoff Return Yards:12 vs. Malone (9/28/13)All-Purpose Yards:64 vs. Tiffi n (10/4/14)Special Teams Tackles:1 (6x) MR at Findlay (11/1/14)

Tinsley’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 -- - -- 2 30 0 23 -/-

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 -- - -- 2 11 0 8 -/-

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

9-27-14 Northwood 0 -- - -- 2 50 0 36 -/-

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 -- - -- 2 64 0 35 -/-

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 -- - -- 2 15 0 8 -/-

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

10-25-14 Walsh 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-




2014: Played in all 11 games, making fi ve starts ... set a career-best with 24 receiving yards

vs. Michigan Tech while tying a career-high with two catches ... had a 15-yard reception on a

third-and-eight during WSU’s last drive against the Huskies ... made fi rst career start in Carson-

Newman contest ... also started at Malone ... had a career-long 24-yard catch at Northern

Michigan ... played on the punt return team against Walsh in addition to starting ... started the

fi nal two games of the season at Lake Erie and vs. Hillsdale.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in 10 games (all but Hillsdale) ... had

fi rst two career receptions at Ferris State, with season-long 10-yard catch going for a fi rst down

... saw action on the punt return team in fi ve games and at wide receiver vs. Grand Valley ...

had a reception at Michigan Tech.

2012: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... dressed for eight games, seeing action in

two contests ... made collegiate debut in fourth quarter at Malone ... dressed but did not play

in road games at Northwood and Grand Valley ... saw action against Michigan Tech ... switched

to No. 15.

15 WillWHEAT

R-Senior • 6-0 • 187

Grand Blanc, Mich. • Grand Blanc H.S.


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WIDE RECEIVERS/WHEAT-BLACKBURN2011: Did not dress for any games ... was redshirted ... earned WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive

Player of the Week award for the Saginaw Valley contest ... wore No. 86.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Grand Blanc High School ... made 35 catches for 687 yards

and eight touchdowns as a senior to earn honorable mention all-league honors ... selected to

All-Flint Area squad ... earned two varsity letters for the Bobcats ... also competed in rugby,

track and basketball, where he averaged almost 10 points per game ... named to the school’s

A/B academic honor roll.

Personal: Full name--William E. Wheat II ... born June 10, 1993, in Flint ... son of Gwendolyn

Wheat and the late William Wheat ... father played basketball at Ferris State scoring 691 points

and grabbing 144 rebounds in two seasons ... dad was voted to the All-GLIAC Defensive Team

in 1984, and FSU’s Team MVP in 1985 ... has one sister, Shaylonna ... is a pre-law/criminal

justice major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Winter 2012 ...

named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2012 and Winter 2014.

Wheat’s Career StatisticsYear GP Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2012 2 0 0 --- 0 --

2013 10 3 13 4.3 0 10

2014 11 6 62 10.3 0 24

Career 23 9 75 8.3 0 24

Year GP Rush Att Yds Avg TD Long

2013 10 1 2 2.0 0 2

Wheat’s Career HighsReceptions:

2 (2x) MR vs. Michigan Tech (9/4/14)

Receiving Yards:

24 (2x) MR at Northern Michigan

(10/18/14)


NA

Reception Streak:

2 games from 10/11/14 at Grand

Valley State to 10/18/14 at Northern

Michigan

Rushing Yards:

2 vs. Malone (9/28/13)

All-Purpose Yards:

24 (2x) MR at Northern Michigan

(10/18/14)

Wheat’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Att Yds TD Long Rec Yds TD Long KOR/Yds PR/Yds

9-8-12 @ Ashland DNT

9-15-12 Lake Erie DNP

9-22-12 @ Malone 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-29-12 @ Northwood DNP


10-11-12 @ SVSU DNT

10-20-12 Northern Mi. DNP

10-27-12 Ferris State DNP

11-3-12 @ GVSU DNP

11-10-12 Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-5-13 @ C-N 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-28-13 Malone 1 2 0 2 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-5-13 Northwood 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale DNP

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

CONTINUED

Wheat’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics (continued)


10-26-13 @ NMU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-2-13 @ Ferris State 0 0 - -- 2 12 0 10 0/0 0/0

11-9-13 GVSU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 1 1 0 1 0/0 0/0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 -- - -- 2 24 0 15 0/0 0/0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- 0/0 0/0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- 0/0 0/0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 -- - -- 1 6 0 6 0/0 0/0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- 0/0 0/0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 -- - -- 1 5 0 5 0/0 0/0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 -- - -- 1 24 0 24 0/0 0/0

10-25-14 Walsh 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- 0/0 0/0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- 0/0 0/0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- 0/0 0/0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 -- - -- 1 3 0 3 0/0 0/0


19 BrianBLACKBURN

Junior • 6-6 • 228

Detroit, Mich. • Crockett H.S. (Toledo)

2014: Redshirted due to transfer regulations ... selected WSU Scout Team Off ensive Player of

the Week for both the Malone and Tiffi n games.

Spring 2014: Went through spring ball at Florida A&M ... transferred to WSU in the summer

of 2014.

2013: Attended the University of Toledo, but did not see any playing time.

2012: Was redshirted at Toledo.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Crockett High School ... was a three-star recruit by both

Rivals.com and Scout.com ... Scout listed him as No. 52 quarterback in the nation ... passed

for 2,539 yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior for coach Rod Oden ... voted First Team All-

State and All-Metro ... rushed for fi ve touchdowns in 2011 ... had 2,000 passing yards and

24 touchdowns as a junior along with 1,049 rushing yards and 15 rushing touchdowns ...

Honorable mention all-state and second team all-metro in 2010 ... in two years as the starting

QB, led school to a conference championship, two district titles and a regional crown ... earned

two letters in track and fi eld ... was ranked the No.25 ranked player in the state of Michigan and

was ranked three star by 247.com and Scout.com ... attended Warren Cousino as a freshman.

Personal: Full name--Brian D. Blackburn, Jr. ... born November 29, 1993, in Detroit ... son of

Brian Blackburn, Sr. and Annette Blackburn ... has three older sisters, Stephanie, Monique and

Brittany ... is majoring in criminal justice.


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WIDE RECEIVERS/MENDOZA-SAWCHUK

11 MannyMENDOZA


Rochester Hills, Mich. • Rochester H.S.



2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... dressed for the fi rst 10 games, seeing

playing time in eight contests ... made collegiate debut vs. Carson-Newman on kickoff return

and punt return units ... had fi rst career reception at Malone ... saw time at wide receiver vs.

Northwood, Walsh and Findlay ... played on kickoff return unit in eight games and kickoff

coverage in three contests ... recorded an assisted tackle on kickoff coverage against Walsh ...

saw action on punt return unit in four games and punt coverage at Lake Erie ... missed season

fi nale vs. Hillsdale due to injury.

2013: Dressed for the fi nal four home games after recovering from a pre-season injury, but

did not see any playing time ... was redshirted.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Rochester High School ... was a two-time All-OAA Red

defensive back for coach Erik Vernon ... earned 2011 Honorable Mention All-Oakland County

accolades from the Oakland Press ... had 18 receptions for 250 yards and a touchdown as a

senior ... totaled 44 tackles including six for loss along with an interception in 2012 ... selected

team Most Valuable Player as a senior ... also played basketball for the Falcons where he earned

Honorable Mention All-Area accolades as a junior ... was an OAA Football Scholar Athlete in

both 2011 and 2012 ... previously attended Penn High School in Mishawaka, Ind. ... served as

a team captain in both football and basketball.

Personal: Full name--Emmanuel P. Mendoza ... born March 2, 1995, in Chattanooga, Tenn. ...

son of Ruben and Kristen Mendoza ... father was inducted into the Wayne State College (Neb.)

Hall of Fame as an off ensive lineman … father was a Kodak All-America off ensive lineman in

1985 and also earned NAIA All-America and All-Central States Intercollegiate Conference First-

Team honors while serving as a team captain ... has one younger brother, Gabriel, and two

younger sisters, Grace and Ellianna ... is a kinesiology major ... named to the Athletic Director’s

Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015.

Mendoza’s Career Statistics\Year GP Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2014 8 1 1 1.0 0 1

Mendoza’s Career HighsReceptions:

1 at Malone (9/20/14)

Receiving Yards:

1 at Malone (9/20/14)


NA

Reception Streak:

1 game from 9/20/14 at Malone

Special Teams Tackles:

1 at Walsh (10/25/14)

All-Purpose Yards:

1 at Malone (9/20/14)

Mendoza’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics



9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 -- - -- 1 1 0 1 -/-

9-27-14 Northwood 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

10-4-14 Tiffi n DNP

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

10-25-14 Walsh 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 -- - -- 0 -- - -- -/-

11-15-14 Hillsdale INJ





2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in all four games dressed ... saw

playing time on kickoff coverage, kickoff return and punt return vs. Michigan Tech ... missed the

next seven games due to injury ... played on kickoff coverage against Findlay and at Lake Erie ...

also saw time at wide receiver against the Storm ... played on punt return, punt coverage and

kickoff coverage vs. Hillsdale ... moved from safety to wide receiver and from No. 39 to No. 82.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in the fi rst eight games and vs. Grand

Valley ... had one solo tackle at Carson-Newman on the kickoff coverage team and also saw

time as a back-up safety ... tallied a season-best four tackles (2-2) at Lake Erie ... recorded a

solo tackle vs. Malone along with a pass break-up ... played on the kickoff return unit in seven

games, the punt return team in four games, and the kickoff coverage unit in four contests ...

did not travel to Ferris State or Michigan Tech.

2012: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in all nine game dressed ... made

collegiate debut at Ashland ... recorded fi rst two collegiate tackles (1-1) vs. Lake Erie ... had a

solo tackle at Malone ... also saw playing time on the kickoff coverage squad vs. the Pioneers ...

recorded two tackles (1-1) at Northwood ... notched a season-high six tackles (5-1) at Saginaw

Valley ... also forced a fumble against the Cardinals ... tallied three assisted tackles vs. Northern

Michigan ... missed the Ferris State game due to injury ... recorded three tackles (2-1) against

Michigan Tech ... played on the kickoff return team in all nine games played ... also saw time

at safety in his last seven games played ... saw action on the punt return team in fi ve games.


earned WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week award for the Ashland contest.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Lapeer East High School ... earned First Team All-Metro

honors in 2009 as a safety ... completed 63 of 113 passes as a senior for 1,050 yards and eight

touchdowns ... rushed for 1,028 yards and 17 touchdowns on 165 attempts ... also made 17

tackles ... had at least two rushing touchdowns in a game seven times in 2010 ... rushed for a

career-high 207 yards and two scores in a win over Ortonville-Brandon on Oct. 1 ... had three

rushing touchdowns against both Clio and Flint Kearsley ... served as a football team captain ...

earned scholastic honors all four years.

82 MikeSAWCHUK

R-Senior • 6-3 • 196

Lapeer, Mich. • Lapeer East H.S.


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WIDE RECEIVERS/SAWCHUK-ESTER-SMITHPersonal: Full name--Michael D. Sawchuk ... born June 15, 1993, in Flint ... son of Mike and

Gina Sawchuk ... is a psychology major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa

3.5+) for Fall 2012 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2011, Winter

2012, Winter 2013, Winter 2014 and Fall 2014.

Sawchuk’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR Int PBrUp

2012 9 10 7 17 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0

2013 9 4 2 6 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1

2014 4 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

Career 22 14 9 23 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1

6 CoreyESTER

R-Freshman • 5-10 • 165

Lake Orion, Mich. • Lake Orion H.S.2014: Dressed for the fi nal two home games after a pre-season injury, but did not see any

playing time.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Lake Orion High School ... was a three-year letterwinner

for coach Chris Bell ... named to the Detroit News All-Metro North Honorable Mention Team ...

helped the Dragons to the 2012 Division 1 semifi nals ... had a 90-yard kickoff return vs. Oxford

in the opening game of 2013 ... rushed for 434 yards and fi ve touchdowns on 57 carries as a

senior as LOHS went 7-3 ... had 13 receptions for 233 yards and three scores in 2013, while

averaging nearly six yards per punt return ... totaled nearly 950 all-purpose yards as a senior ...

was a 2013 All-OAA Red Division selection as a running back after earning All-OAA accolades

as a wide receiver in 2012 ... also competed in track (100m, 800m relay and 1600m relay) ...

served as a track team captain in 2014.

Personal: Full name--Corey J. Ester ... born April 23, 1996, in Akron, Ohio ... son of Kenneth

and Patricia Ester ... has one older brother, Kenneth Jr., and one older sister, Sherikia ... is a

kinesiology major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014.

5 LoganSMITH

R-Freshman • 6-3 • 218

Norton Shores, Mich. • Mona Shores H.S.

2014: Dressed for all the home games, but did not see any playing time ... selected WSU Scout

Team Off ensive Player of the Week for the Grand Valley State game.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Mona Shores High School ... was a three-year letterwinner

for the Sailors and coach Matt Koziak ... earned All-Conference and All-Area accolades ...

helped MSHS to its fi rst Division 2 playoff appearance in school history in 2013 ... a three-star

recruit according to the D Zone ... also played basketball for the Sailors ... served as a team

captain in both sports.

Personal: Full name--Logan J. Smith ... born September 1, 1995, in Grand Rapids ... son of

Pat and Amy Smith ... has two older brothers, Jordan and Spencer, and an older sister, Andrea

... both brothers played collegiate golf at Muskegon Community College ... is a nursing major

... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2014 ... named to the

Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2015.

Steve Lee (far left), Joe Gough (center) and Joique Bell (right) at the 2013

WSU Athletic Hall of Fame inductee ceremonies at Historic St. Andrews on

the WSU campus. The trio combined for 13,484 rushing yards, 146 rushing

touchdowns and 16,752 all-purpose yards during their WSU careers.

26 WARRIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS EARN

GLIAC ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS

Nine members of the 2014 program were named to the GLIAC All-Academic

Excellence team (cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5): Rabeah Beydoun,

Trent Brodbeck, Blake Mazur, Tommy Richardson, Ben Walker, Greg Webber, Aaron

Weston, Alex Ziedas and Andy Zimmerman.

17 student-athletes were named to the GLIAC All-Academic team (cumulative gpa

of 3.0-3.49): Zak Bielecki, Thom Box, Anthony DeDamos, Paul Graham, Jay Hayes,

Majd Khytaz, Alex Kish, Mike Komor, Alex Medenbach, Manny Mendoza, Ed Reny, Carl

Roscoe, Mike Sawchuk, Jake Sheets, Nate Theaker, Brandon Tinsley and Ethan Walsh.

Box and Walker were honored for the fourth time in their careers. Bielecki, Roscoe,

Sawchuk, Theaker and Walsh collected their third career all-academic awards.

Brodbeck, DeDamos, Khytaz, Komor, Medenbach, Tinsley, Weston and Zimmerman

were recognized for the second time in their careers. Earning the award for the

fi rst time were Beydoun, Graham, Hayes, Kish, Mazur, Mendoza, Reny, Richardson,

Sheets, Webber and Ziedas.

Frank Cody (1933-1942)

Warren E. Bow (1942-1945)

David D. Henry (1945-1952)

Clarence B. Hilberry (1952-1965)

William R. Keast (1965-1971)

George E. Gullen, Jr. (1971-1978)

WAYNE STATE PRESIDENTSThomas Bonner (1978-1982)

David Adamany (1982-1997)

Irvin D. Reid (1997-2008)

Jay Noren, M.D. (2008-2010)

Allan D. Gilmour (2010-2013)

Dr. M. Roy Wilson (2013-present)


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TIGHT ENDS/WALSH

89 EthanWALSH

R-Senior • 6-3 • 267

Canton, Mich. • Salem H.S.

2014 All-GLIAC Honorable Mention




Career Notes: Played in all 32 games in his fi rst three seasons, making 29 starts.

2015: Named to the USA College Football Pre-Season All-America Honorable Mention Team.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... selected to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention

Team ... started 10 games ... had a seven-yard reception vs. Michigan Tech on a third-and-three

leading to WSU’s last touchdown ... both catches vs. Carson-Newman resulted in fi rst downs

... had a seven-yard reception on a third-and-four vs. Northwood leading to the go-ahead

touchdown ... recorded a team-best three catches against Tiffi n ... had a career-long 36-yard

reception vs. Hillsdale ... saw playing time on the PAT/FG unit in fi ve games.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in all 11 games, starting the last

nine contests ... had a nine-yard reception at Carson-Newman for a fi rst down on a fourth-

down play ... tied a career-high with three receptions vs. Malone ... had a season-long 27-yard

reception at Hillsdale, plus fi rst career TD catch ... played on the kickoff return unit at Northern

Michigan ... had one catch vs. Grand Valley ... saw playing time on the punt coverage team in

the fi rst eight games, and the and PAT/FG unit in the fi rst six games ... led the squad with fi ve

(3-2) punt coverage tackles ... a CoSIDA Academic All-District nominee.

2012: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... started all 10 games at tight end

... made collegiate debut at Ashland ... had fi rst collegiate reception (for 15 yards) in the Lake

Erie contest ... recorded a 10-yard reception vs. Hillsdale ... earned WSU’s Off ensive Player of

the Week award for the Northern Michigan contest (shared with Toney Davis) ... tallied fi rst

career tackle, solo punt coverage stop, vs. Ferris State ... made a career-high three catches at

Grand Valley ... hauled in two passes against Michigan Tech ... saw playing time on the punt

coverage team in the last eight games.

2011: Did not dress for any games ... was redshirted ... 2011-12 recipient of the DII ADA

Academic Achievement Award.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Salem High School ... earned three varsity letters on the

Rocks’ football team ... voted to the all-league honorable mention team twice (2008 and 2010)

... made 15 tackles in the 27-21 victory over Wayne Memorial in October 2010 for coach Kurt

Britnell ... converted a 43-yard fi eld goal in the Rocks’ week two game against Walled Lake

Central ... also had multiple 60-yard punts ... intercepted two passes, recorded 10 tackles

and kicked a 42-yard fi eld goal in the Rocks’ 40-0 victory over South Lyon East ... also played

basketball (two years) and competed in the shot put and discus (four years) ... earned the

basketball squad’s best defensive player award as a junior ... served as a team captain in both

football and basketball.

Personal: Full name--Ethan M. Walsh ... born September 15, 1993, in Detroit ... son of

Michael and Annette Walsh ... has an older sister, Sarah ... is a criminal justice major ... his uncle

John was a 1982-83 WSU football letterwinner ... has a third degree black belt in taekwondo

... also played soccer ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall

2011 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2012, Fall 2012 and

Winter 2015.

Walsh’s Career StatisticsYear GP Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2012 10 7 60 8.6 0 15

2013 11 8 65 8.1 1 27

2014 11 10 101 10.1 0 36

Career 32 25 226 9.0 1 36

Walsh’s Career HighsReceptions:

3 (3x) MR vs. Tiffi n (10/4/14)

Receiving Yards:



1 at Hillsdale (10/12/13)

Reception Streak:


Valley to 9/5/13 at Carson-Newman

Current Reception Streak:

1 game from 11/15/14 vs. Hillsdale

All-Purpose Yards:


Tackles:

2 at Lake Erie (9/21/13)

Walsh’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-8-12 @ Ashland 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-15-12 Lake Erie 0 0 - -- 1 15 0 15 0/0 0/0

9-22-12 @ Malone 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-29-12 @ Northwood 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-6-12 Hillsdale 0 0 - -- 1 10 0 10 0/0 0/0

10-11-12 @ SVSU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-20-12 Northern Mi. 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-27-12 Ferris State 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-3-12 @ GVSU 0 0 - -- 3 22 0 8 0/0 0/0

11-10-12 Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 2 13 0 7 0/0 0/0

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 0 - -- 1 9 0 9 0/0 0/0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-28-13 Malone 0 0 - -- 3 19 0 8 0/0 0/0

10-5-13 Northwood 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 0 0 - -- 2 32 1 27 0/0 0/0

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-26-13 @ NMU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-2-13 @ Ferris State 0 0 - -- 1 4 0 4 0/0 0/0

11-9-13 GVSU 0 0 - -- 1 1 0 1 0/0 0/0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 1 7 0 7 0/0 0/0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 - -- 2 26 0 15 0/0 0/0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 - -- 1 7 0 7 0/0 0/0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 - -- 3 24 0 12 0/0 0/0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 - -- 1 2 0 2 0/0 0/0

10-25-14 Walsh 0 0 - -- 1 -1 0 -- 0/0 0/0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 - -- 1 36 0 36 0/0 0/0



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TIGHT ENDS/BRODBECK

85 TrentBRODBECK

R-Junior • 6-4 • 255

Toledo, Ohio • St. John’s Jesuit H.S.

2014 USA College Football All-America Second Team

2014 Daktronics All-Super Region 4 Second Team

2014 Beyond Sports Network All-Super Region 4 Second Team

2014 Hansen’s Football Gazette All-Super Region 4 Third Team

2014 All-GLIAC First Team

2014 WSU Football Scholar-Athlete



2012 WSU Off ensive Rookie of the Year

Career Notes: Played in 24 career games, making nine starts ... tied-for-49th in school

history with 38 career receptions ... his 1.58 receptions per game ranks 34th among those with

at least 20 games played.

2015: Named to the USA College Football Pre-Season All-America First Team.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... voted to the Daktronics All-Super

Region 4 Second Team ... selected to the All-GLIAC First Team ... named WSU Football’s Scholar-

Athlete Award winner ... selected to the USA College Football All-America Second Team ... voted

to the Beyond Sports Network All-Super Region 4 Second Team ... named to the Hansen’s

Football Gazette All-Super Region 4 Third Team ... played in all 11 games, making seven starts

... started vs. Michigan Tech and had a reception ... had a catch vs. Carson-Newman ... started

at Malone and recorded a career-long 57-yard reception ... lone catch at Grand Valley State

went for a fi rst down ... had three receptions for 30 yards at Northern Michigan ... made one

catch for 13 yards vs. Walsh, leading to a touchdown on the next play ... totaled one catch for

12 yards at Lake Erie on a third-and-four ... posted team-high totals of four receptions and

37 receiving yards vs. Hillsdale to extended reception streak to six games ... saw playing time

on punt coverage in all 11 games, and kickoff return and PAT/FG the last 10 contests ... was a

CoSIDA Academic All-District Nominee ... fi nished second on the team in receptions (15) and

third in receiving yards (171).

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... played in the fi rst three games

before suff ering a season-ending injury ... made fi rst career start at Carson-Newman ... had

three catches for 33 yards at C-N with all three receptions going for fi rst downs to extend

reception streak to nine games (which ended vs. Ashland) ... started at Lake Erie, but was

injured early in the second quarter ... also saw playing time on the punt coverage and PAT/FG

units in all three games played.

2012: Selected as WSU’s 2012 Off ensive Rookie of the Year ... played in all 10 contests as a

back-up tight end ... one of two true freshmen to make collegiate debut at Ashland ... caught

two passes vs. the Eagles for 10 yards with fi rst collegiate reception going for a fi rst down

on a third-and-fi ve ... saw limited playing time against Lake Erie ... had a game-high three

catches at Malone, including an 18-yard reception ... caught a four-yard pass at Northwood ...

one of his two catches vs. Hillsdale went for a fi rst down ... had three catches for 29 yards at

Saginaw Valley ... recorded fi rst career touchdown on a 30-yard reception on a fourth-and-four

vs. Northern Michigan ... fi nished the Wildcat game with a season-high 48 receiving yards ...

also played on kickoff return against the Wildcats ... made one catch vs. Ferris State ... had two

receptions at Grand Valley ... extended reception streak to eight games with a career-best four

catches vs. Michigan Tech in season fi nale ... fi nished third on the team in both receptions and

receiving yards.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Toledo St. John’s Jesuit High School ... earned two varsity

Brodbeck’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-8-12 @ Ashland 0 0 - -- 2 10 0 6 0/0 0/0

9-15-12 Lake Erie 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-22-12 @ Malone 0 0 - -- 3 36 0 18 0/0 0/0

9-29-12 @ Northwood 0 0 - -- 1 4 0 4 0/0 0/0

10-6-12 Hillsdale 0 0 - -- 2 12 0 11 0/0 0/0

10-11-12 @ SVSU 0 0 - -- 3 29 0 15 0/0 0/0

10-20-12 Northern Mi. 0 0 - -- 2 48 1 30 0/0 0/0

10-27-12 Ferris State 0 0 - -- 1 7 0 7 0/0 0/0

11-3-12 @ GVSU 0 0 - -- 2 20 0 12 0/0 0/0

11-10-12 Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 4 30 0 14 0/0 0/0

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 0 - -- 3 33 0 13 0/0 0/0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

Missed fi nal eight games due to injury.

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 1 6 0 6 0/0 0/0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 - -- 2 2 0 2 0/0 0/0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 0 - -- 2 64 0 57 0/0 0/0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 - -- 1 7 0 7 0/0 0/0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 - -- 3 30 0 15 0/0 0/0

10-25-14 Walsh 0 0 - -- 1 13 0 13 0/0 0/0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 0 - -- 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 0 - -- 1 12 0 12 0/0 0/0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 - -- 4 37 0 14 0/0 0/0


Brodbeck’s Career StatisticsYear GP Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2012 10 20 196 9.8 1 30

2013 3 3 33 11.0 0 13

2014 11 15 171 11.4 0 57

Career 24 38 400 10.5 1 57

Brodbeck’s Career HighsReceptions:


Receiving Yards:

64 at Malone (9/20/14)


1 vs. Northern Michigan (10/20/12)

Reception Streak:

9 games from 9/22/12 at Malone to

9/5/13 at Carson-Newman

Current Reception Streak


Valley State to present

All-Purpose Yards:

64 at Malone (9/20/14)

Tackles:


letters for coach Doug Pearson ... helped the Titans to an 11-2 mark as a junior and a 7-3 record

as a senior ... honorable mention All-Three Rivers Athletic Conference (TRAC) for 2011 ... played

basketball for two years helping SJHS to a 20-3 record as a junior ... served as a football team

captain.

Personal: Full name--Trent G. Brodbeck ... born January 29, 1994, in Maumee, Ohio ... son of

Greg Brodbeck and Amy Anderson ... has one older brother, Casey, and one older sister, Holly

... is a global supply chain management major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll

(term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Fall 2013, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 ... named to

the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014.


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Wayne State University Athletics Historical Timeline• 1868 – Detroit Medical College is founded

• 1917 – Detroit Junior College establishes athletics; David Holmes is fi rst Athletic

Director (1917-1954)

• 1918 – First athletics contest held (Men’s Basketball def. Detroit College of Law

24-18; January 19th); Football plays fi rst contest (41-0 victory over Assumption)

• 1920 – Margaret Woodbridge is a leg of the Women’s 400 Freestyle Relay that

wins a Gold Medal in Olympics at Antwerp, Belgium. Her relay sets a world record.

• 1923 – Detroit Junior College becomes Colleges of the City of Detroit (CCD)

• 1927 – CCD changes nickname to Tartars; before Tartars, previous nicknames

included Griffi ns and Munies; CCD joins Michigan Collegiate Conference

• 1928 –Men’s Basketball goes 18-1 to win university’s fi rst conference title (MCC);

Track athlete Ken Doherty wins Bronze Medal in the Decathlon in Amsterdam

Olympics.

• 1934 – CCD becomes Wayne University

• 1939 – Men’s Basketball makes fi rst post-season tournament (NIBT)

• 1945 – Wayne University joins the Mid-American Conference (MAC)

• 1946 – Men’s Cross Country wins fi rst conference title (MAC); Alden W. Thompson

named Divisional Director of Health Education (1946-1961)

• 1947 – Men’s Golf wins fi rst conference title (MAC)

• 1948 – Track Athlete Lorenzo Wright wins Gold Medal in 400 Meter Relay in

London Olympics

• 1954 – Wayne University joins the President’s Athletic Conference (PAC)

• 1956 – Wayne University becomes Wayne State University; Men’s Basketball wins

fi rst conference title and makes NCAA Tournament – Sweet 16 (loses to University

of Kentucky 84-64); Football wins fi rst conference title (PAC)

• 1959 – Men’s Fencing and Men’s Baseball wins fi rst conference titles (PAC)

• 1961 – Dr. Richard C. Havel is named Athletic Director (1961-1970)

• 1963 – Men’s Swimming wins fi rst conference title (PAC)

• 1964 – Cynthia Goyette swims the breaststroke leg of an Olympic Gold Medal

and world record 400 Medley Relay in the Olympics at Tokyo, Japan

• 1970 – Frank McBride is named acting Athletic Director (1970-1971)

Continued on page 41

TIGHT ENDS/WHITE

83 NathanWHITE

R-Junior • 6-2 • 233

Toledo, Ohio • St. Francis de Sales H.S.

2014: Saw playing time at tight end in all 11 contests ... played on kickoff coverage and kickoff

return vs. Michigan Tech ... had a career-long 32-yard reception vs. Carson Newman, which was

WSU’s longest completion of the game, and led to a fi eld goal ... totaled three special teams

tackles at Findlay (0-1 KOC, 1-1 on punt coverage) to earn WSU Special Teams Player of the

Week ... played on punt coverage in all 11 games, kickoff return in eight contests and kickoff

coverage in fi ve games.

2013: Played in seven games, starting three times ... missed the fi rst three games due to a

pre-season injury ... made collegiate debut vs. Malone, starting as part of a two-tight end set

... also played tight end vs. Northwood ... saw time on the kickoff coverage unit vs. both the

Pioneers and the Timberwolves ... missed the Hillsdale game with an injury ... had fi rst two

career receptions in the Saginaw Valley contest with one setting up a fi rst-and-goal ... also

made two catches at Northern Michigan ... started at Ferris State and had a season-long 23-

yard reception setting up WSU’s lone touchdown ... had two catches vs. Grand Valley to extend

his reception streak to four games ... saw time on punt coverage team the last four games and

six total contests.

2012: Dressed for the fi nal four home games, but did not see any playing time ... was

redshirted.

High School: A 2012 graduate of St. Francis de Sales High School in Toledo ... helped the

Knights to a 10-2 record in 2009 as a starting tight end ... earned honorable mention All-TRAC

accolades as a senior after catching 14 passes for 264 yards ... received the squad’s 2011 Team

Player Award for coach Mike Blochowski ... was a Second Team All-Toledo City League selection

as a junior ... served as a team captain in both football and basketball ... was a three-year

starter in basketball.

Personal: Full name--Nathan A. White ... born December 21, 1993, in Toledo ... son of William

and Wendy White ... has one younger brother, Cameron ... is a business administration/

marketing major.

White’s Career StatisticsYear GP Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2013 7 7 67 9.6 0 23

2014 11 1 32 32.0 0 32

Career 18 8 99 12.4 0 32

White’s Career HighsReceptions:

2 (3x) MR vs. Grand Valley (11/9/13)

Receiving Yards:

32 vs. Carson-Newman (9/13/14)


NA

Reception Streak:

4 games from 10/19/13 vs. Saginaw

Valley State to 11/9/13 vs. Grand

Valley State

All-Purpose Yards:



3 at Findlay (11/1/14)

White’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-5-13 @ Carson-N. INJ

9-14-13 Ashland INJ


9-28-13 Malone 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-5-13 Northwood 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale INJ

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 - -- 2 18 0 12 0/0 0/0

10-26-13 @ NMU 0 0 - -- 2 19 0 10 0/0 0/0

11-2-13 @ Ferris State 0 0 - -- 1 23 0 23 0/0 0/0

11-9-13 GVSU 0 0 - -- 2 7 0 5 0/0 0/0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 - -- 1 32 0 32 0/0 0/0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

10-25-14 Walsh 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 - -- 0 0 - -- 0/0 0/0



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TIGHT ENDS/WESTON-PELHAM

88 AaronWESTON


Comstock Park, Mich. • Rockford H.S.



2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... played on the kickoff return, punt

coverage and PAT/FG unit in all 11 games ... saw action at tight end at Malone, vs. Northwood,

at Northern Michigan and at Findlay ... lone catch of the season was an 11-yard touchdown

reception vs. Walsh from Sean Guinane midway through the fourth quarter.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... saw action at tight end in all 10

games played ... made collegiate debut at Carson-Newman ... dressed but did not play vs.

Ashland ... saw limited time at tight end in both the Lake Erie and Grand Valley contests ...

made fi rst two collegiate receptions against Northwood ... saw action on the PAT/FG unit in

eight games.

2012: Dressed for all the home games, but did not see any playing time ... was redshirted

... shared WSU’s Scout Off ensive Player of the Week award for the Malone contest with Alex

Chorba.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Rockford High School ... was a two-year starter for coach

Ralph Munger ... helped the Rams to a 22-4 mark over his last two seasons ... RHS lost in the

state semifi nals in 2010 ... named to the Northeast All-Area Advance First Team as a senior

after earning honorable mention accolades for 2010 ... 2011 squad also lost in the state

semifi nals ... averaged nearly 20 yards per catch as a senior after averaging almost 18 yards per

reception in 2010 ... was a football Academic All-State Honorable Mention selection ... earned

best defensive player on the team award as a member of the RHS basketball squad ... member

of the National Honor Society ... was a four-year member of Student Council.

Personal: Full name--Aaron M. Weston ... born August 25, 1993, in Grand Rapids ... son of

Scott and Annette Weston ... has two older sisters, Emily and Melissa ... is an accounting major

... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012, Winter 2013

(4.00), Fall 2013 (4.00), Winter 2014 (4.00), Fall 2014 and Winter 2015.

Weston’s Career StatisticsYear GP Receptions Yds Avg TD Long

2013 10 2 17 8.5 0 14

2014 11 1 11 11.0 1 11

Career 21 3 28 9.3 1 14

Weston’s Career HighsReceptions:

2 vs. Northwood (10/5/13)

Receiving Yards:



1 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Reception Streak/Current Streak:

1 game (2x) MR vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

All-Purpose Yards:



1 vs. Walsh (10/25/14) on punt

coverage

ATHLETIC NICKNAMESWayne State University, by recommendation of a university-wide task force,

adopted a new athletic identity system for the 1999-2000 academic year.

The previous name, Tartars, fi rst appeared in 1927 after a contest held on the

then, City College campus. Before the Tartars, school nicknames included the

Griffi ns and the Munies.

The newest name, Warriors, embraced characteristics associated with the

WSU student body and athletic teams - a fi erce determination and an ability and

willingness to compete and succeed.

84 PrestonPELHAM


Tecumseh, Mich. • Tecumseh H.S.


Team Off ensive Player of the Week for the Northern Michigan game.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Tecumseh High School ... was a three-year letterwinner for

the Indians and coach Al Romano ... totaled 173 tackles as a senior to lead the state ... was the

runner-up for the Division 3 Player of the Year award ... also recorded three sacks, three caused

fumbles and an interception for a touchdown as a junior ... earned First Team All-Conference

and All-County Honors as well as All-State First Team and special mention ... was the 2012 and

2013 Defensive Player of the Year in Lenawee County ... is Tecumseh’s all-time leading tackler

with 410 stops ... a three-star recruit according to the D Zone ... was a four-year wrestling

letterwinner and state runner-up ... was a member of the National Honor Society ... served as

a team captain in both sports.

Personal: Full name--Preston P. Pelham ... born July 2, 1995, in Tecumseh ... son of Patrick

and Amie Pelham ... has a younger brother, Landon ... father was the third-leading tackler

for Adrian College in 1986 with 69 stops (31 solo, 38 assisted) ... is a global supply chain

management major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014 ...

career goal is to be a lawyer.

GLIAC TEAMS IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT (since 2010)

School Home Away Neutral Total Pct. Years

Wayne State 0-0 4-0 0-1 4-1 .800 2011

Grand Valley State 3-0 1-2 0-0 4-2 .667 2010, 2013

Ohio Dominican 0-1 2-1 0-0 2-2 .500 2013, 2014

Saginaw Valley State 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 .000 2011, 2013

Ashland 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 .000 2012

Hillsdale 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 .000 2010

Michigan Tech 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 .000 2014

Ferris State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 .000 2014


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TACKLES/THEAKER-TATE-SHEETS

72 NateTHEAKER

R-Senior • 6-6 • 303

White Lake, Mich. • Lakeland H.S.

2014 Beyond Sports Network All-Super Region 4 Third Team

2014 All-GLIAC First Team




Career Notes: Played in 31 career games out of 32 contests, making 22 starts (14 at right

guard and eight at right tackle).

2015: Selected to the Lindy’s Division II Pre-Season All-America Second Team ... named to the

USA College Football Pre-Season All-America First Team.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... voted to the All-GLIAC First Team ... named

to the Beyond Sports Network All-Super Region 4 Third Team ... started fi nal 10 games after

missing the season opener due to injury ... made fi rst fi ve starts at right guard before moving

to right tackle following injuries to two fi fth-year senior co-captains on the off ensive line ...

still helped WSU only allow 10 sacks all year, rush for 216.5 yards per game and 28 touchdowns

and fi nish fi fth in the league in scoring despite using three quarterbacks ... squad was third

nationally in red zone off ense percentage (90.5%), 12th in fewest sacks allowed (0.91 per

game), 23rd in fewest tackles for loss allowed (5.18 per game), 24th in passing yards per

completion (14.43) and 28th in third-down conversion percentage (45.1%) ... saw playing

time on the PAT/FG unit in four games ... was a CoSIDA Academic All-District Nominee.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in all 11 games, starting 10 times

(nine at right guard, one at right tackle - Northwood) ... also saw time at right tackle in fi rst

two road games ... played on the PAT/FG team in 10 games.

2012: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... saw playing time at right tackle

in all 10 contests ... made collegiate debut at Ashland as a back-up right tackle ... recorded fi rst

career start (at right tackle) in the Lake Erie contest ... was the starting right tackle at Malone

... saw special teams action on PAT/FG unit against Michigan Tech.


earned WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive Player of the Week award for the Ohio Dominican contest.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Lakeland High School ... selected to the Detroit News

Division 1-2 All-State team ... played in the Michigan East-West all-star game ... voted to the

Associated Press Division 2 Honorable Mention All-State squad ... started his last two years at

left tackle for the Eagles and coach John Maltese ... named fi rst-team all-conference in the

Kensington Lakes Athletic Association and All-Metro North First Team by the Detroit News ...

recorded 23 “pancake blocks” in 2010 ... served as a football team captain in 2010 ... was a

scholastic honors student ... selected LHS Eagle of the Year.

Personal: Full name--Nathan W. Theaker ... born October 6, 1993, in White Lake ... son of

Philip and Virginia Theaker ... has two younger brothers (Nolan and Lucas) and one younger

sister (Stella) ... is a criminal justice major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll

(term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2011 and Winter 2014 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term

gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2012, Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 ... last name is

pronounced THEEK-er.

71 SamTATE

Junior • 6-4 • 299

Detroit, Mich. • Martin Luther King H.S.

2014: Dressed for all the home games, seeing action against Northwood and Walsh.

2013: Did not dress for any games at Wayne State due to transfer regulations ... selected

WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive Player of the Week for the Lake Erie game.

2012-13: Attended Independence Community College in Independence, Kansas ... did not

participate in football ... earned a spot on the Academic Honor Roll both semesters.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Martin Luther King High School ... played both off ensive and

defensive tackle for coach Dale Harvel ... earned All-City accolades ... also played basketball for

the Crusaders ... selected MLKHS Off ensive Lineman of the Year in 2011.

Personal: Full name--Samuel A. Tate ... born April 8, 1993, in Detroit ... son of Wanda

Tate ... has three brothers, Shawn, Preston and Victor and one sister, Emani (twin) ... is a

communication studies major.

79 JakeSHEETS

R-Junior • 6-7 • 313

Ann Arbor, Mich. • Skyline H.S.


2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... dressed for all the home games, but did not

see any playing time.



High School: A 2012 graduate of Ann Arbor Skyline High School ... was a two-year varsity

letterwinner for the Eagles and coach Rod Jones ... voted the squad’s outstanding linemen ...

also earned All-Academic recognition from the Southeastern Conference ... was a member of

the Skyline Track team competing in the shotput and discus.

Personal: Full name--Jacob E. Sheets ... born November 2, 1994, in Ypsilanti ... son of Brett

and Lisa Sheets ... has one younger sister, Kaitlin ... is a biology major ... named to the Athletic

Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012 and Fall 2013 ... named to the Coach’s Honor

Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014 and Fall 2014.


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TACKLES-ZIMMERMAN-COX-HELMS

70 AndyZIMMERMAN

R-Junior • 6-6 • 300

Grand Rapids, Mich. • West Catholic H.S.



2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... saw playing time on the PAT/FG

unit in eight games ... dressed but did not play vs. Carson-Newman ... did not travel to Malone

or Grand Valley State ... played as a back-up left tackle against Northwood, Walsh and Findlay.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... dressed for the fi rst and last home games ...

missed the middle three home games due to illness ... did not see any playing time.


High School: A 2012 graduate of West Catholic High School ... helped coach Dan Rohn’s squad

to a 13-1 record and the Division 5 state championship as a junior and the state semifi nals

with a 10-3 mark in 2011 ... named to the All-Area Honorable Mention team as well as the

All-Conference squad ... selected Meijer Scholar Athlete of the week for the week of February

6, 2012 ... also played basketball for the Falcons ... is a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Full name--Andrew P. Zimmerman ... born October 21, 1994, in Grand Rapids ...

son of Stephen and Phyllis Zimmerman ... is a majoring in global supply chain management

... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Winter

2014, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 (4.00).

Nate Theaker at Lake Erie in 2014. Andy Zimmerman vs.

Hillsdale in 2014.

68 ChrisCOX, Jr.

R-Junior • 6-4 • 320

Detroit, Mich. • Michigan Collegiate H.S.

2015: Rejoined the squad in January 2015.

2014: Was not a member of the football team during fall semester.

2013: Dressed for the fi ve home games, plus the season fi nale at Michigan Tech ... did not

see any playing time.


High School: A 2012 graduate of Michigan Collegiate High School ... was a four-year varsity

letterwinner for coach Alfredo Calderon ... helped the Cougars to an 11-1 mark in 2011 with

the only loss coming in the regional championship game ... named to the All-Macomb County

First Team as an off ensive lineman ... served as a team captain.

Personal: Full name--Christopher Cox, Jr. ... born September 25, 1993, in Detroit ... son of

Christopher Cox, Sr. and Denise Nicklovicz ... has three brothers, Kevin, Keith and Kenneth, and

one sister, Michelle ... is a nursing major.

74 IsraelHELMS


Southfi eld, Mich. • Orchard Lake St. Mary’s H.S.


High School: A 2014 graduate of Orchard Lake St. Mary’s High School ... helped OLSM to

an 11-3 record as a junior ... played right tackle as a senior for the Eaglets and coach George

Porritt ... also saw playing time at defensive tackle ... was an honor roll student ... graduated

magna cum laude.

Personal: Full name--Israel E. D. Helms ... born June 18, 1997, in Southfi eld ... son of Ernest

and Stacey Helms ... has one younger sister, Zion ... is an engineering major ... named to the

Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2015.


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GUARDS/ZIEDAS-KELLY-RENY

55 AlexZIEDAS

Junior • 6-3 • 293

Detroit, Mich. • U. of Detroit Jesuit H.S.


2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... dressed for all 11 games, seeing

action in six contests ... made collegiate debut as a back-up right guard vs. Carson-Newman

... also saw playing time at guard against Malone and Northwood ... saw time as the back-up

center against Walsh and Findlay ... played on PAT/FG at Lake Erie.

2013: Transferred to Wayne State in the summer of 2013 ... dressed for the fi nal three home

games after recovering from an injury ... did not see any playing time.

2012: Redshirted at Indiana University.

High School: A 2012 graduate of University of Detroit Jesuit High School ... was a three-year

starter for coach Jeff Putnam on the off ensive line ... named to the All-League team ... earned

a spot on the U of D 1,000 Pound Club in weightlifting ... also earned three letters in lacrosse ...

served as a football team captain ... was an All-Academic selection ... graduated Magna Cum

Laude ... selected to the First Honors.

Personal: Full name--Alexander C. Ziedas ... born September 26, 1994, in Dearborn ... son of

Peter and Lisa Ziedas ... has one younger brother, Joe ... is a biological sciences major ... named

to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014 and

Winter 2015 ... last name is pronounced ZEE-das.

73 RobertKELLY

R-Junior • 6-3 • 306

Grosse Pointe, Mich. • Chandler Park

2013 WSU Off ensive Rookie of the Year

Career Notes: Played in all 22 games in his two seasons, making 21 starts (fi rst 16 at right

tackles, last fi ve at left tackle).

2014: Started all 11 games (fi rst six at right tackle and the fi nal fi ve at left tackle) ... saw

playing time on the PAT/FG unit in the fi rst eight games ... squad was third nationally in red

zone off ense percentage (90.5%), 12th in fewest sacks allowed (0.91 per game), 23rd in

fewest tackles for loss allowed (5.18 per game), 24th in passing yards per completion (14.43)

and 28th in third-down conversion percentage (45.1%) ... helped WSU rush for 216 yards per

game and 28 touchdowns.

2013: Recipient of the 2013 WSU Off ensive Rookie of the Year award ... played in all 11 games,

starting 10 times (all at right tackle) ... made fi rst career start at Carson-Newman ... saw action

on the PAT/FG unit the last eight games ... was the back-up right tackle vs. Northwood.

2012: Dressed for all the home games, but did not see any playing time ... was redshirted ...

selected WSU’s Scout Off ensive Player of the Week for the Northern Michigan contest.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Chandler Park Academy ... helped the Eagles to a 7-3 record

as a junior and an 8-3 mark in 2011 ... placed third in the Division II state shot put as a senior

with a throw of 55-5 ... was the 2012 class Salutatorian.

Personal: Full name--Robert T. Kelly, Jr. ... born October 31, 1993 ... son of Nannette Brown

and Robert Kelly, Sr. ... has one younger brother, Christopher, and one younger sister, Darla ...

is a mechanical engineering major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa

3.5+) for Winter 2014 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2012.

76 EdRENY

R-Junior • 6-5 • 305

Whitmore Lake, Mich. • Dexter H.S.


2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... dressed for 10 games, seeing playing

time in eight contests ... saw action as the back-up left guard vs. Michigan Tech, Northern

Michigan, Walsh, Findlay, Lake Erie and Hillsdale ... played as the back-up left tackle vs. Carson-

Newman and Grand Valley State ... did not travel to Malone ... dressed but did not play against

Northwood and Tiffi n ... also saw action on the PAT/FG unit in six games.

2013: Dressed for the fi rst 10 games, seeing action in the fi rst nine contests ... made collegiate

debut at left tackle in the Carson-Newman contest ... also saw time at left tackle vs. Malone,

and at right tackle at Hillsdale, Northern Michigan and Ferris State ... did not travel to Michigan

Tech ... played on the PAT/FG team in eight games.


High School: A 2012 graduate of Dexter High School ... was a two-year varsity letterwinner

for coach Brian Baird ... selected to the Southeastern Conference White Division First Team as

an off ensive lineman ... helped the Dreadnaughts to a 5-4 mark as a senior.

Personal: Full name--Edward E. Reny ... born April 27, 1994, in Toledo, Ohio ... son of Peter

and Pamela Kleinschmidt ... is majoring in business administration/management ... named to

the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012 ... named to the Coach’s Honor

Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2013, Winter 2014 and Fall 2014.

Robert Kelly vs. MTU in 2014.Ed Reny in the 2014 season

opener against Michigan Tech.


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GUARDS/PILLARS-McFADDEN

65 JTPILLARS

R-Junior • 6-4 • 295

Metamora, Mich. • Lapeer East H.S.

2014: Dressed for 10 games, seeing action in eight contests ... saw action as back-up right

tackle vs. Malone, Northwood, Walsh and Findlay ... did not travel to Grand Valley State ...

dressed but did not play at Northern Michigan and Hillsdale ... played on the PAT/FG unit in

nine games.

2013: Played in all 11 games ... made collegiate debut at left guard at Carson-Newman ...

saw action at right guard vs. Malone and Ferris State ... also saw time on the PAT/FG team in

all 11 games.


High School: A 2012 graduate of Lapeer East High School ... was a key member of an

off ensive unit that averaged nearly 27 points per game during the regular season for head

coach Jake Weingartz, a former WSU letterwinner (2003-06) ... helped the Eagles to an 8-3

mark and a state playoff appearance ... selected to the All-Flint Metro League Second Team as

a senior ... also competed in basketball and track ... served as a team captain in both football

and basketball ... was a four-year Scholar Athlete.

Personal: Full name--Joseph F. Pillars III ... born July 16, 1994, in Greensboro, N.C. ... son of Jill

Hooker and Joe Pillars ... is a pre-mechanical engineering major ... named to the Coach’s Honor

Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2013 and Winter 2014.

60 SawyerMcFADDEN

R-Junior • 6-3 • 298

Holt, Mich. • Holt H.S.

Career Notes: Played in all 22 games, making 10 starts (all at left guard).

2014: Played in all 11 games, making six starts, all at left guard ... started the season opener

and the fi nal fi ve games ... played as a back-up left guard in the other fi ve contests ... saw

action on PAT/FG in seven contests.

2013: Played in all 11 games, starting four times at left guard (Malone, Northwood, Ferris

State and Michigan Tech) ... made collegiate debut at right guard in the Carson-Newman game

... also saw action in other contests at right guard and on the PAT/FG unit.

2012: Dressed for the fi nal three home games after recovering from an injury ... did not see

any playing time and was redshirted.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Holt High School ... was a two-year starter for coach Al

Slamer ... helped the Rams to a 7-4 mark as a junior and a state playoff game ... earned Capital

Area Activities Conference Blue and All-Area accolades in 2011 ... named honorable mention

All-CAAC as a junior ... was a football team captain ... was a state fi nalist in power lifting ...

also competed in track.

Personal: Full name--Sawyer C. McFadden ... born November 9, 1993 ... son of Danny

McFadden ... has one younger brother, Maverick ... is a criminal justice major ... named to the

Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2012 and Winter 2013.

SIDs

George “Shorty” Sherman

1939-1946

Paul Pentecost 1948-1957

Donn Shelton 1957-1958

Bob Zak 1958-1959

Buck Jerzy 1959-1962

Gary Gildner 1962-1963

Milt Nieuwsma 1963-1965

Bill Kreifeldt 1965-1967

Norm Shy 1967-1968

Bill Kreifeldt 1968-1977

Paul Viglianti 1977-1979

Mary Healy 1979-1982

Matt Dobek 1982-1983

Michael Bovino 1983-1984

Richard Thompson 1984-1998

Lisa (Sopa) McCoy 1998-2001

Jeff Weiss 2001-

ASSISTANT SIDs

Ken Dworznik 2000-2001

Dennis Worden 2001-2002

Eva McGillivray 2002-2006

Tom Gorman 2006-2012

Cameron Weidenthaler 2013-

GRADUATE INTERNS

Tom Gorman 2005-06

Mary Ellen Leisering 2006-07

Mekye Phelps 2007-08

Chris Brigham 2008

Sarah Slocum 2009

Tyler McIntosh 2009-10

Marty Dobek 2010-11

Tom Ritter 2012

Justin Arbogast 2012-13

Adam Bouton 2012-14

Jenn Goethel 2014-15

Mary Walsh 2015-

WAYNE STATE SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORS

Bill Kreifeldt served on the CoSIDA Executive Committee as a

College Division representative from 1969-1972.

Detroit Junior College

David Homes (1917-1923)

City College of Detroit

David Holmes (1923-1933)

Wayne University

David Holmes (1933-1954)

Alden W. Thompson (1946-1961)

served as Divisional Director

of Health Education

Athletic Coordinators

Vernon K. Gale (1966-1974)

WAYNE STATE ATHLETIC DIRECTORS

Joel G. Mason (1974-1979)

Christ Petrouleas (1979)


Dr. Richard C. Havel (1961-1970)

Frank McBride (1970-71, acting)

Dr. Chalmer G. Hixson (1971-1981)

Vernon Payne (1981-1982)

Dr. Fred A. Mulhauser (1982-1988)

Christ Petrouleas

(1988-1991, interim)

Bob Brennan (1991-2000)

Ron Hammye (2000, interim)

Rob Fournier (2000-present)


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CENTERS/RICHARDSON-WEBBER

1975–Ed Skowneski 3 times

(Off .-Sept. 6), (Off .-Oct. 4), (Off .-Nov. 1).

1976–Jim Gendron (Off .-Sept. 18),

Vic Vereecke (Line-Sept. 18).

1978–Larry Lind (Def.-Nov. 5).

1979–Randy Alexander (Off .-Oct. 20),

Moe Dozier (Def.-Oct. 27).

1982–Arnold Thompson (Off .-Nov. 13).

1983–Matt Didio (Def.-Sept. 24),

Paul Butcher (Def.-Oct. 1).

1986–Mark Polcyn (Def.-Sept. 22),

Albert Brown (Def.-Oct. 13),

Vic Chenault (Off .-Nov. 10).

1987–Derrick Mason (Def.-Oct. 3),

L.C. Bulger (Off .-Oct. 17).

1988–Randy Holmes (Off .-Sept. 17).

1989–Tony Beaune (Def.-Sept. 18),

Brad Armstrong (Def.-Oct. 23).

1990–Paul Kroll (Off .-Sept. 22).

1991–Kevin Dixson (Off .-Nov. 2).

1992–Joe Gough (Off .-Sept. 5),

Joe Golaszewski (Def.-Oct. 17).

1993–Mark Friday (Off .-Sept. 4),

Tim Morris (Def.-Sept. 18),

Joe Gough (Off .-Nov. 13).

1994–Joe Gough (Off .-Sept. 3),

Anthony Frederick (Off .-Sept. 10).

1995–Ron Adkins (Def.-Nov. 11).

1996–Chris George (Off .-Nov. 9).

1997–Tony Hawk (Def.-Oct. 4).

1998–Jason Carpenter (Def.-Nov. 2).

1999–Brad Newitt (ST-Sept. 5).

2000–Jason Charron (Off .-Oct. 2),

Derrick Thomas (Def.-Oct. 30),

Sterling Walker (ST-Oct. 30).

2001–Stephen Wayne (ST-Sept. 10),

Sterling Walker (ST-Oct. 8).

2002–Randy Hutchison (Off .-Oct. 21),

Craig Duppong (Off .-Nov. 4),

Qasim Basir (Def.-Nov. 11).

2003–Randy Hutchison (Off .-Sept. 1),

Jerriel Burrus (ST-Sept. 1),

Demetrius Hallums (ST-Oct. 6).

2004–Greg Gundersen (ST-Sept. 25).

2005–Alan Guy (Def.-Sept. 26).

2006–Joique Bell 3 times

(Off .-Sept. 2), (Off .-Sept. 16), (Off .-Oct. 14).

David Chudzinski 3 times

(ST-Sept. 2), (ST-Oct. 7), (ST-Oct. 14).

Dante Dunn (ST-Oct. 21),

Chris Smilo (Def.-Nov. 4).

2007–Joique Bell (Off .-Oct. 20).

2008-Dante Dunn 3 times

(ST-Aug. 30), (ST-Sept. 6), (ST-Sept. 27).

Jeremy Jones (Def.-Oct. 18),

Joique Bell (Off -Nov. 1).

2009-Joique Bell 4 times

(Off .-Sept. 21), (Off .-Oct. 5), (Off .-Oct. 19),

(Off .-Nov. 2).

Stan Thornton (ST-Aug. 31),

Josh Renel (ST-Sept. 14),

Kenny Loney (Def.-Sept. 21).

2010-Jeremy Jones (Def.-Oct. 23),

Josh Renel (Off .-Nov. 6).

2011-Jeremy Jones (Def.-Sept. 17),

Stefan Terleckyj (ST-Oct. 1),

Mazen Jaddou (Def.-Oct. 22).

2012-Andrew Matt (Def.-Oct. 8).

2013-Ed Viverette (Def.-Sept. 14),

Val Showers (ST-Nov. 9).

2014-Desmond Martin (Off .-Sept. 15),

Val Showers (ST-Sept. 15),

Nores Fradi (Def.-Nov. 3).

======================

GLIAC Players of the Week: (1975-1989,

1999-2014)

MIFC Players of the Week: (1990-1998)

Wayne State’s Conference Players of the Week75 TommyRICHARDSON


Troy, Mich. • Troy H.S.


2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... started all 11 games ... started

at right guard vs. Michigan Tech in collegiate debut ... started at left guard in games 2-6 ...

started at right guard the last fi ve games ... saw playing time on the PAT/FG unit in all 11

games ... squad was third nationally in red zone off ense percentage (90.5%), 12th in fewest

sacks allowed (0.91 per game), 23rd in fewest tackles for loss allowed (5.18 per game), 24th in

passing yards per completion (14.43) and 28th in third-down conversion percentage (45.1%)

... helped WSU rush for 216 yards per game and 28 touchdowns.


High School: A 2013 graduate of Troy High School ... played for coach Gary Griffi th ... selected

to the All-North First Team by the Detroit News ... named Second Team All-Oakland County by

the Oakland Press ... received Honorable Mention All-North accolades ... earned 2012 All-OAA

Red Division honors ... also played basketball for the Colts.

Personal: Full name--Thomas M. Richardson ... born March 25, 1995, in Royal Oak ... son of

Michael and Sherry Richardson ... has one older brother, Jeff rey, and one older sister, Christina

... is an accounting major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for

Fall 2013 (4.00) ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014, Fall

2014 and Winter 2015.

50 GregWEBBER


Troy, Mich. • Troy H.S.


2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... dressed for all the home games,

but did not see any playing time ... selected WSU Scout Team Off ensive Player of the Week for

the Carson Newman game.

2013: Dressed for the fi nal four home games, but did not see any playing time ... was

redshirted ... selected WSU’s Scout Team Off ensive Player of the Week for the Hillsdale game.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Troy High School ... was a four-year starter for coach Gary

Griffi th ... voted to the Associated Press Division 1-2 All-State Honorable Mention team ...

named Second Team All-Oakland County by the Oakland Press ... received Honorable Mention

All-North accolades ... was a two-time All-OAA Red Division selection ... selected for the 2013

Michigan High School Football Coaches Association All-Star game ... served as a two-year team

captain for the Colts ... earned academic honor roll accolades numerous times.

Personal: Full name--Gregory M. Webber ... born January 30, 1995, in Royal Oak ... son of

Chuck and Mary Jo Webber ... has two brothers, Charlie and Daniel ... is majoring in business

administration/accounting ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for

Fall 2013, Winter 2014 and Winter 2015 ... last name is pronounced WE-ber.


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KICKERS/KHYTAZ

WSU ALL-TIME SCORING KICKERSPlace Name PAT Made FG Made Points

1) Stefan Terleckyj, 2010-2014 169 39 286

2) David Chudzinski, 2005-2008 107 33 206

3) Matt Fishburn, 1994-1997 68 30 158

4) Jerry McGowan, 1983-1986 56 28 140

5) Bob Klick, 1988-1990 53 21 116

6) Bill Kelley, 1973-1976 60 11 93

7) Craig Motzer, 1986-1987 29 19 86

8) Paul Graham, 2014-SA 42 14 84

9) Nick Palombit, 1991-1993 56 8 80

10) Stephen Wayne, 2001-2004 43 12 79

11) Greg Gundersen, 2003-2004 40+ 12 76

12) Brad Newitt, 1998-1999 38 12 74

13) Anthony Morasso, 2005-2009 39 8 63

14) Carey Starnes, 1980 16 11 49

15) Dick Lisabeth, 1951-54 48 0 48^

16) Jeff Cetlinski, 1966-1968 40 2 46*

17) Duane Lockhart, 1977-1978 27 6 45

18) Greg Guyon, 1973-74 19 7 40

19) Matt Pomeroy, 2000 27 3 36

Roy Morris, 1981-82 27 3 36+-Had a two-point conversion rush for 78 career points. ^-Scored 10 touchdowns for 108 career points.

*-Scored six touchdowns for 82 career points.

1 MajdKHYTAZ

R-Senior • 5-10 • 177

Grosse Ile, Mich. • Grosse Ile H.S.



2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... handled kickoff duties in all 11 games ...

averaged 56.0 yards per kick on four kickoff s vs. Michigan Tech ... had eight kickoff s vs. Carson-

Newman including one for a touchback ... averaged 59.4 yards on seven kickoff s at Malone to

earn WSU Special Teams Player of the Week ... had eight kickoff s vs. Northwood, averaging 63.5

yards with one touchback ... averaged 55.5 yards on four kickoff s against Tiffi n ... handled both

kickoff s at Grand Valley State, averaging 62.5 yards per kick ... averaged 57.7 yards on seven

kickoff s at Northern Michigan with one touchback ... totaled nine kickoff s against Walsh to

earn WSU Special Teams Player of the Week ... was the holder in the second half at Findlay ...

had eight kickoff s against both the Oilers and at Lake Erie ... selected WSU Special Teams Player

of the Week after averaging 51.0 yards per kickoff versus the Storm ... averaged 48.2 yards on

four kickoff s vs. Hillsdale ... made two solo tackles on special teams.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in two games ... made collegiate

debut handling most of the kickoff s at Carson-Newman ... handled four of the WSU kickoff s

in the Ashland contest.

2012: Dressed for the fi nal nine games after missing the season opener with an injury ... did

not see any playing time ... switched to No. 1.

2011: Dressed for the fi nal fi ve home games, but did not see any playing time ... was

redshirted ... wore No. 98.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Grosse Ile High School ... earned two varsity letters for

coach John Bodner ... made a season-high eight extra points as a senior vs. Monroe Jeff erson

... selected to the 2010 MHSSCA All-State (Soccer) First Team after leading the Red Devils with

24 assists ... also scored 12 goals to earn First Team All-Huron League honors ... connected on

a 36-yard fi eld goal in a 2009 win over New Boston Huron ... named to the 2009 All-Downriver

Soccer team and was a second-team all-state honoree after recording nine goals and 14 assists

and helping the Red Devils advance to the Division 3 regional ... was a member of the 2010

Homecoming Court ... was a two-year soccer captain.

Personal: Full name--Majd M. Khytaz ... born January 11, 1993, in Damascus, Syria ... son of

Afaf Khytaz ... has two sisters, Laila and Dania ... is a psychology major ... name is pronounced

MAWJ kuh-TAWZ ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2013, Fall

2013 and Winter 2015.

Khytaz’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp PAT Made PAT Att. FGM FGA Long KO Yds Avg. TB

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 0 0 0 -- 4 221 55.3 0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 0 0 -- 4 194 48.5 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie DNP

9-28-13 Malone DNP

10-5-13 Northwood DNP

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale DNT

10-19-13 SVSU DNP

10-26-13 @ NMU DNT

11-2-13 @ Ferris State DNT

11-9-13 GVSU DNP

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech DNT

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 -- 4 224 56.0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 -- 8 416 42.0 19-20-14 @ Malone 0 0 0 0 -- 7 416 59.4 0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 0 0 -- 8 508 63.5 110-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 -- 4 222 55.5 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 0 0 -- 2 125 62.5 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 -- 7 404 57.7 110-25-14 Walsh 0 0 0 0 -- 9 400 44.4 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 0 0 0 -- 8 384 48.0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 -- 8 408 51.0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 -- 4 193 48.2 0


Khytaz’s Career StatisticsYear GP 1-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total Long PAT Pts

2013 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0

2014 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0

Year GP Kickoff s Yds Avg Long TB Net

2013 2 8 415 51.9 62 0 37

2014 11 69 3700 53.6 65 3 36

Career 13 77 4115 53.4 65 3 36

Khytaz’s Career HighsKickoff s:

9 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Field Goals Made:

NA

Field Goals Attempted:

NA

Longest Field Goal:

NA

Extra Points Made:

NA

Extra Points Attempted:

NA

Points:

NA


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KICKERS/GRAHAM

JONES SETS WSU RECORD

On Nov. 26, 2011, then WSU senior safety Jeremy Jones set a school

record with 144 interception return yards in a second round playoff

win at Nebraska-Kearney. Jones had three fi rst half interceptions and

also eclipsed the school record for interception return yards in a career

with 406.

38 PaulGRAHAM


Commerce Twp., Mich. • Orchard Lake St. Mary’s H.S.

2014 Beyond Sports Network All-Super Region 4 Third Team

2014 All-GLIAC Second Team

2014 USA College Football Freshman All-America Team

2014 WSU Special Teams Most Valuable Player


Career Notes: Tied-for-31st in career scoring with 84 points ... 42 made extra points rank

10th, while his 43 attempts is tied for 13th ... has the second-highest PAT percentage of anyone

in school history with at least 30 attempts (behind Stefan Terleckyj) ... ranks seventh in WSU

history with 14 made fi eld goals ... currently holds the school record for fi eld goal percentage

(93.3) with Terleckyj second at 68.4 percent (39-of-57) ... 37.92 punting average is fourth in

school history for those with at least 30 attempts (Terleckyj is the leader at 40.37).

2015: Named to the USA College Football Pre-Season All-America Second Team as a place-

kicker ... named to the Fred Mitchell Award Preseason Watch List.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... voted to the All-GLIAC Second Team

... selected WSU’s Special Teams Most Valuable Player ... named to the USA College Football

Freshman All-America Team ... voted to the Beyond Sports Network All-Super Region 4 Third

Team ... tied-for-second in the GLIAC with 14 made fi eld goals (made his fi rst 14 attempts

before his third holder of the season had troubles in the season fi nale) ... was 4-of-4 from

beyond 40 yards and 7-of-7 from 30+ yards ... made his fi rst 42 PAT attempts before low snap

on fi nal attempt of the season ... tied for the GLIAC lead in scoring among kickers with 84 points

... 14 made fi eld goals equaled the school record set in 2006 by David Chudzinski ... connected

on both PAT attempts against Michigan Tech as well as a 24-yard fi eld goal ... punted fi ve times

vs. the Huskies with two inside the 20 ... made both fi eld goal attempts (42 and 39 yards) vs.

Carson-Newman and all fi ve PAT attempts for 11 points ... connected on a 21-yard fi eld goal

and made all four PAT attempts at Malone ... made a 37-yard fi eld goal attempt and all six

PAT chances vs. Northwood ... converted all three PAT attempts against Tiffi n ... made his sixth

consecutive fi eld goal attempt in the Grand Valley State contest ... averaged 39.5 yards on six

punts with two inside the 20 at GVSU ... scored a career-best 12 points at Northern Michigan,

the most by a WSU kicker since Stefan Terleckyj scored 12 at NMU on Oct. 1, 2011 ... made a

career-best three fi eld goals in the Superior Dome including a career-long 47 yard attempt ...

totaled 10 points vs. Walsh on seven PAT and one fi eld goal ... scored 11 points at Findlay and

averaged 41.7 yards on seven punts with fi ve inside the 20 to earn GLIAC Special Teams Player

of the Week ... made two fi eld goals (28 & 41 yards) vs. the Oilers ... connected on both fi eld

goal attempts at Lake Erie ... averaged 39.5 yards on four punts with two fair catches and one

inside the 20 to earn WSU Special Teams Player of the Week ... tied for the national lead in fi eld

goal percentage (93.3) ... 18th nationally in fi eld goals made per game (1.27) ... named to the

Fred Mitchell Award Watch List for September and October.


High School: A 2013 graduate of Orchard Lake St. Mary’s High School ... was 100 percent

on fi eld goals as a senior for coach George Porritt ... earned All-State laurels in both football

(Detroit News Division 3-4 Honorable Mention) and lacrosse (MHSLCA Division II Honorable

Mention All-State for spring 2012) ... named to the Detroit Free Press All-North Honorable

Mention team as a senior ... selected to the Spinal Column Honorable Mention All-Area squad

for 2012 ... lone punt in the 2012 state championship game went for 51 yards ... averaged

nearly 60 yards on six kickoff s with four touchbacks in overtime loss to Grand Rapids Christian

... averaged 36.0 yards per punt as a junior with a long of 70 yards ... served as a lacrosse team

captain as a senior.

Personal: Full name--Paul C. Graham, Jr. ... born March 23, 1995, in Seminole, Fla. ... son of

Paul and Kathleen Graham ... has an older brother Sean and an older sister Kristine ... Sean

was a kicker at Eastern Michigan (2010) scoring 38 points ... Kristine played three years (2011-

13) of soccer at Albion, scoring twice in 2013 ... is a computer science major ... named to the

Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2013 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll

(term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014 and Winter 2015.

Graham’s Career StatisticsYear GP 1-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total Long PAT Pts

2014 11 7-8 3-3 4-4 0-0 14-15 47 42-43 84

Year GP Kickoff s Yds Avg Long TB Net

2014 11 1 35 35.0 35 0 28

Year GP Punts Yds Avg Long TB FC 50+ I20

2014 11 38 1479 37.9 55 3 13 4 13

Graham’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp PAT Made PAT Att. FGM FGA Long Punt Yds Avg. I20

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 2 2 1 1 24 5 159 31.8 2

9-13-14 Carson-New. 5 5 2 2 42 1 35 35.0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 4 4 1 1 21 2 85 42.5 1

9-27-14 Northwood 6 6 1 1 37 0 -- ---- -

10-4-14 Tiffi n 3 3 0 0 -- 6 239 39.8 1

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 1 1 28 6 237 39.5 2

10-18-14 @ NMU 3 3 3 3 47 1 35 35.0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 7 7 1 1 21 4 149 37.2 1

11-1-14 @ Findlay 5 5 2 2 41 7 292 41.7 5

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 5 5 2 2 20 3 90 30.0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 2 3 0 1 -- 4 158 39.5 1


Graham’s Career HighsField Goals Made:


Field Goals Attempted:


Longest Field Goal:


Extra Points Made:

7 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Extra Points Attempted:

7 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Points:


Punts:


Punting Average (min. 3 punts):

41.7 at Findlay [7-292] (11/1/14)


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DEFENSIVE ENDS/BUTLER-J. CARRIZALES

91 AshawnBUTLER

Senior • 6-4 • 258

Port Huron, Mich. • Port Huron H.S.


2014: Played in all 11 games, making 10 starts (all except Carson Newman) ... started at

defensive end in his Warrior debut vs. Michigan Tech and recorded a pass break-up ... had an

assisted tackle vs. Carson-Newman ... made three tackles (1-2) at Malone including a half-

sack ... totaled two tackles (1-1) against Northwood ... totaled a career-high fi ve (solo) tackles

including two for loss vs. Tiffi n ... garnered four tackles (1-3) at Grand Valley State ... notched

two solo tackles against Walsh ... tallied two assisted tackles at Findlay including a half-sack ...

had an assisted tackle at Lake Erie ... fi nished second among WSU defensive linemen with 20

tackles (10-10) ... recorded three tackles for loss (2 solo, 2 assisted) ... both sacks were assisted

... switched to No. 91.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... dressed for all fi ve home games, but did not

see any playing time ... selected WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Lake

Erie game ... wore No. 74, but will switch to No. 91 for 2014.

2012: Redshirted at Wayne State due to transfer regulations.

Pre-WSU: Played one year (2010) at Grand Rapids Community College ... made a season-high

three tackles (2-1) on Oct. 9 against Joilet Junior College, including a sack ... also recorded a

tackle versus the College of DuPage on August 28 ... attended GRCC but did compete in 2011.

High School: A 2010 graduate of Port Huron High School ... earned First Team All-Area

accolades for the Big Reds ... also named First Team All-MAC for coach Ryan Mullins ... served

as a football team captain ... participated in basketball (two years) and track (one year).

Personal: Full name--Ashawn D. Butler ... born January 10, 1992, in Fort Bragg, N.C. ... son

of Carolyn Butler ... has a younger brother, Malik, and two sisters, Shakila and Sharice ... is a

criminal justice major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2013

and Fall 2013.

Butler’s WSU Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks FF FR PBrUp QBH

2014 11 10 10 20 3.0-7 1.0-4 0 0 1 0

Butler’s WSU Career HighsTackles:

5 vs. Tiffi n (10/4/14)

Solo Tackles:

5 vs. Tiffi n (10/4/14)

Assisted Tackles:

3 at Grand Valley State (10/11/14)

Tackles For Loss:

2.0 vs. Tiffi n (10/4/14)

Sacks:

0.5 (2x) MR at Findlay (11/1/14)

Quarterback Hurries:

NA

Pass Break-Ups:

1 vs. Michigan Tech (9/4/14)

Butler’s WSU Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBrUp FF QBH

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 1 2 3 0.5 1 0.5 1 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 5 0 5 2.0 3 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 2 2 0.5 3 0.5 3 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 JakeCARRIZALES


Hamler, Ohio • Patrick Henry H.S.

2014 All-GLIAC Second Team

2014 WSU Defensive Rookie of the Year

2014 USA College Football Freshman All-America Team

2015: Named to the USA College Football Pre-Season All-America Second Team ... switching

to No. 2.

2014: Voted to the All-GLIAC Second Team ... selected as WSU’s Defensive Rookie of the Year

award winner ... named to the USA College Football Freshman All-America Team ... played in

all 11 games ... made collegiate debut as a back-up defensive end vs. Michigan Tech recording

two solo tackles including a sack ... garnered a season-best seven solo tackles vs. Carson-

Newman including one for loss along with a pass break-up ... totaled four tackles (3-1) at

Malone including two for loss (one sack) and one forced fumble ... tallied three solo tackles

against Northwood including two sacks, a forced fumble and a quarterback hurry ... notched

three solo tackles vs. Tiffi n including two for loss (one sack) ... recorded three assisted sacks

at Grand Valley State among his fi ve tackles (2-3) ... also had a quarterback hurry at GVSU ...

credited with three tackles (2-1) at Northern Michigan ... had an assisted tackle at Findlay ...

both tackles at Lake Erie were TFL ... totaled four tackles (2-2) vs. Hillsdale including 1.5 for

loss (one sack) along with a quarterback hurry and a pass break-up ... had at least one tackle

for loss in nine games ... led all WSU defensive linemen with 35 tackles (27-8) ... tied for third

on the squad with three quarterback hurries ... ranked third in the GLIAC in sacks (7.5 - 6 solo,

3 assisted) and fourth with 14 tackles for loss (12 solo, 4 assisted) ... fi nished 60th in the NCAA

with 0.68 sacks per game ... switched to No. 95.

2013: Dressed for all fi ve home games, but did not see any playing time ... was redshirted

... selected WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Hillsdale game ... wore

No. 84.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Patrick Henry High School ... was a Second Team Associated

Press All-Ohio selection after recording 114 tackles including nine sacks among his 16 tackles

for loss ... forced three fumbles and recovered two others ... helped the Patriots reach the

Division V regional fi nal while serving as a team captain ... voted Northwest Ohio Athletic

League (NWOAL) Defensive Player of the Year as well as Associated Press Division V Northwest

Ohio District lineman of the year ... was a four-year letterwinner for coach Bill Inselmann, who

totaled 314 career tackles, including 21 sacks ... named to the Toledo Blade First Team as a

defensive lineman ... was a three-time fi rst-team all-league pick ... selected for the 2013 Ohio

High School Football Coaches Association North-South Classic ... competed in the shot put for

PHHS and was a state qualifi er in 2012 ... placed second in the 2013 track regionals in the

shot put (55-10.00) ... was the Patriots top track scorer for three straight years ... served as a


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DEFENSIVE ENDS/CARRIZALES-WILLIAMS-COLEMANfootball team captain.

Personal: Full name--Jacob M. Carrizales ... born September 30, 1994, in Bowling Green,

Ohio ... son of Donnie and Elissa Carrizales ... has three brothers, Donnie, Nick and Caleb, and

one younger sister, Abby ... Caleb will be a freshman this fall with the Warrior football program

... is a criminal justice major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall

2013 ... last name is pronounced CARA-zal-lis.

Carrizales’ Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks FF FR PBrUp QBH

2014 11 27 8 35 14.0-74 7.5-50 2 0 2 3

Carrizales’ Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

2.0 (4x) MR at Lake Erie (11/8/14)

Sacks:

2.0 vs. Northwood (9/27/14)



Pass Break-Ups:


Forced Fumbles:

1 (2x) MR vs. Northwood (9/27/14)

Carrizales’ Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-4-14 Mich. Tech 2 0 2 1.0 6 1.0 6 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 7 0 7 1.0 1 0 0 1 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 3 1 4 2.0 9 1.0 4 0 1 0

9-27-14 Northwood 3 0 3 2.0 13 2.0 13 0 1 110-4-14 Tiffi n 3 0 3 2.0 12 1.0 8 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 2 3 5 1.5 12 1.5 12 0 0 110-18-14 @ NMU 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 1 0 1 1.0 5 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 2 0 2 2.0 8 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 2 2 4 1.5 8 1.0 7 1 0 1Denotes Career Highs

9 AdamWILLIAMS

Junior • 6-4 • 235

Lake City, Mich. • Lake City H.S. (NMU)

2014: Redshirted at Wayne State due to GLIAC transfer rules ... selected WSU Scout Team

Defensive Player of the Week for the Northern Michigan game.

2013: Appeared in six games for Northern Michigan making 39 tackles (19 solo, 20 assisted)

... totaled fi ve sacks including a career-high 2.5 against Hillsdale (Oct. 5) ... had three pass

break-ups with two coming in the season-opener vs. Findlay (Sept. 14) ... forced one fumble

against Wayne State ... recorded 9.0 tackles for loss with a season-high three vs. the Warriors.

2012: Redshirted at Northern Michigan.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Lake City High School ... was a four-year letterwinner for

coach Tim Peterson ... was an Associated Press Division 7-8 All-State selection in both 2010

and 2011 ... earned all-conference honors ... recorded a career-best 15 tackles including four

sacks against Beal City ... also participated in basketball and track for the Trojans ... served as

a football team captain.

Personal: Full name--Adam J. Williams ... born February 19, 1993, in Lake City ... son of Felicia

Thomas, and Tim and Michelle Peterson ... is a criminal justice major.

NEUTRAL SITE CONTESTS

Wayne State played in the 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship game on December

17, in Florence, Ala., marking the school’s sixth neutral site game in program history.

The fi fth neutral site game, and the fi rst not in Southeast Michigan, was played on Sept. 29,

2007, at Fifth Third Ballpark in Comstock Park, Mich., as WSU battled Grand Valley State.

WSU played Hillsdale on November 6, 2004, at Ford Field, marking WSU’s fourth neutral site

contest in Southeast Michigan. On September 20, 1980, WSU lost a 26-3 decision to Northern

Michigan in the fi rst Michi-Dome Football Classic contest held in the Pontiac Silverdome.

The Tartars defeated Slippery Rock,14-13, on September 12, 1981, before 34,876 at Michigan

Stadium in Ann Arbor. The following weekend, WSU suff ered a 52-7 setback to Northern

Michigan in the Second Annual Michi-Dome Football Classic at the Pontiac Silverdome.

Williams’ Career Statistics (from Northern Michigan)Year GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks FF FR PBrUp QBH

2014 6 19 20 39 9.0-47 5.0-36 1 0 3 0

Williams’ Career Game-By-Game Statistics (from NMU)


9-14-13 Findlay 2 4 6 1.5 9 1.5 9 2 0 0

9-21-13 Ohio Dom. 3 5 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

9-28-13 @ Ashland 3 4 7 1.0 5 0 0 0 0 0

10-5-13 Hillsdale 2 2 4 2.5 21 2.5 21 0 0 0

10-12-13 @ Mich. Tech 4 2 6 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 @ GVSU DNP

10-26-13 Wayne State 5 3 8 3.0 10 1.0 6 0 1 0


11-9-13 @ SVSU DNP

11-16-13 @ Ferris St. DNP


90 DerrickCOLEMAN


Beverly Hills, Mich. • Country Day H.S.


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DEFENSIVE ENDS/COLEMAN-NANCE -- NOSE TACKLES/EL HAGE2014: Dressed for the fi nal fi ve home games, but did not see any playing time ... selected WSU

Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Carson-Newman game.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Detroit Country Day High School ... was a two-year

letterwinner ... received the squad’s Leader Award ... helped the Yellowjackets to an 8-4 record

in 2013 and the third round of the state playoff s where they fell 33-28 to the eventual state

champions ... played for coach Dan MacLean ... served as a team captain.

Personal: Full name--Derrick D. Coleman ... born April 28, 1996, in Hackensack, N.J. ... son of

Derick and Gina Coleman ... father is a former Syracuse and NBA player, who was drafted No. 1

overall in 1990 by the New Jersey Nets ... dad was the 1991 NBA Rookie of the Year and won a

gold medal with Team USA at the 1994 FIBA World Championship ... father played in 781 NBA

games totaling 12,884 points, 7,232 rebounds, 1,985 assists, and 1,051 blocked shots ... dad

averaged nearly 17 points per game in 39 career playoff games ... has one younger sister, Nala

... is a communication studies major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49)

for Fall 2014 and Winter 2015.

95 KolbyNANCE


Farmington Hills, Mich. • Harrison H.S.


Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Hillsdale game.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Farmington Hills Harrison High School ... was a two-year

letterwinner for the Hawks and coach John Herrington ... off ensive and defensive line coach

was former Warrior Jon Herstein (2002-04) ... was an all-league selection ... also competed in

track for FHHHS.

Personal: Full name--Kolby M. Nance ... born June 7, 1996, in Farmington Hills ... son of Kevin

and Jennifer Nance ... has one older brother, Kyle ... is an engineering major ... named to the

Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014.

66 RaafatEL HAGE

R-Senior • 6-1 • 304

Dearborn, Mich. • Edsel Ford H.S.

Career Notes: Played in 22 career games, making seven starts.

2014: Saw playing time as a back-up nose tackle in the fi rst eight games, before starting the

last three contests ... had an assisted tackle at Malone and a solo stop at Northern Michigan

... recorded a season-best three tackles (2-1) including one for loss vs. Walsh ... garnered an

assisted tackle at Findlay and made a solo stop at Lake Erie ... tallied a career-high three solo

tackles including one for loss against Hillsdale.

2013: Played in 10 games (dressed but did not play vs. Malone), starting the fi nal four

contests ... tallied one assisted tackle as a back-up defensive tackle in each of the fi rst two

games ... saw limited time at Lake Erie ... notched an assisted tackle against Northwood ...

made a career-high four tackles (2-2) at Northern Michigan including one for loss in fi rst career

start ... totaled two tackles (1-1) at Ferris State including a half-tackle for loss ... recorded two

tackles (1-1) vs. Grand Valley and made a solo stop at Michigan Tech.

2012: Dressed for all 10 games, seeing action in one contest ... had two assisted tackles, both

for loss in collegiate debut at Malone.


earned WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week award for both the Ohio Dominican

and St. Cloud contests.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Dearborn Edsel Ford High School ... was an All-City selection

by the Dearborn Press and Guide … helped anchor both the off ensive and defensive lines from

his tackle position ... earned two varsity letters for coach Mark Tyler and the Thunderbirds …

was the squad’s defensive MVP.

Personal: Full name--Raafat El Hage ... born August 12, 1993 ... son of Saleh El Hage and

Kinchala Kazzoun ... has one younger brother (Reda) ... is a global supply chain management

major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Winter 2014 ...

named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 ... name is

pronounced ruh-FAHT EL hah-ZHEE.

El Hage’s Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:

2 (2x) MR at NMU (10/26/13)

Tackles For Loss:

1.0 (4x) MR vs. Hillsdale (11/15/14)

Sacks:

NA


NA

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Forced Fumbles:

NA

Continued from page 30

Wayne State University Athletics Historical Timeline• 1971 – Dr. Chalmer G. Hixson is named Athletic Director (1971-1981)

• 1973 – Women’s Diver Dacia Schileru becomes fi rst female athlete to compete at

an NCAA Championships, fi nishing 13th overall. With this accomplishment, she is

recognized by the NCAA Hall of Champions in Indianapolis, IN, and was recognized

as a Top 50 performance in NCAA history.

• 1975 – Wayne State University joins the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Con-

ference (GLIAC); Men’s Fencing Wins First NCAA Championship; Football wins fi rst

GLIAC Championship; Women’s Tennis wins fi rst GLIAC Championship; Men’s Tennis

wins fi rst GLIAC Championship; Men’s Outdoor Track wins fi rst GLIAC Championship

• 1976 – Men’s Indoor Track wins fi rst GLIAC Championship

• 1979 – Men’s Fencing wins NCAA Championship; Volleyball wins fi rst GLIAC

Championship

• 1980 – Men’s Fencing wins NCAA Championship; Women’s Basketball wins fi rst

GLIAC Championship; Baseball wins fi rst GLIAC Championship

• 1981 – Softball wins fi rst GLIAC Championship; Vernon Payne is named Athletic

Director (1981-1982)

• 1982 – Women’s Fencing wins First NCAA Championship; Men’s Fencing wins

NCAA Championship; Dr. Fred A. Mulhauser is named Athletic Director (1982-1988)



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El Hage’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR PBrUp QBH

2012 1 0 2 2 1.0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0

2013 10 5 7 12 1.5-4 0-0 0 0 0 0

2014 11 7 3 10 2.0-4 0-0 0 0 0 0

Career 11 5 9 14 2.5-6 0-0 0 0 0 0

El Hage’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sacks Yds FF FR QBH

9-8-12 @ Ashland DNP

9-15-12 Lake Erie DNP

9-22-12 @ Malone 0 2 2 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0

9-29-12 @ Northwood DNP


10-11-12 @ SVSU DNP

10-20-12 Northern Mi. DNP

10-27-12 Ferris State DNP

11-3-12 @ GVSU DNP


9-5-13 @ C-N 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone DNP

10-5-13 Northwood 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 2 2 4 1.0 3 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ FSU 1 1 2 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 2 1 3 1.0 3 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 3 0 3 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0


Binkowski’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR PBrUp QBH

2012 10 2 3 5 2.0-5 0-0 0 0 0 0

2013 7 7 12 19 5.0-27 2.5-24 0 0 0 0

Career 17 9 15 24 7.0-32 2.5-24 0 0 0 0

Binkowski’s Career HighsTackles:

6 at Carson-Newman (9/5/13)

Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

2.0 (2x) MR vs. Saginaw Valley State

(10/19/13)

Sacks:

1.0 (2x) MR vs. Grand Valley State

(11/9/13)


NA

Forced Fumbles:

NA

Binkowski’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds PBrUp FR QBH

9-8-12 @ Ashland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-15-12 Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-22-12 @ Malone 2 3 5 2.0 5 0 0 0 0 0

9-29-12 @ Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-6-12 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-12 @ SVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-20-12 Northern Mi. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-27-12 Ferris State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-3-12 @ GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-10-12 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

INJURED -- 9-14-13 vs. Ashland through 10-5-13 vs. Northwood

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 1 0 1 1.0 10 1.0 10 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 1 2 3 2.0 5 0.5 3 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 3 1 4 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ Ferris State 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 1 1 2 1.0 11 1.0 11 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


97 DaltonBINKOWSKI

R-Junior • 6-2 • 270

Washington, Mich. • Romeo H.S.

Career Notes: Played in all 17 games dressed in his fi rst two seasons at WSU ... missed four

games due to injury.

2014-15: Was not a member of the football team during fall semester ... rejoined the squad

in January 2015.

2013: Played in seven games, including the fi nal six contests (missed four straight games -

AU-NU with an injury) ... totaled a career-high six assisted tackles as a back-up defensive end

at Carson-Newman ... recorded a sack at Hillsdale ... had two tackles for loss including a half-

sack among his three tackles (1-2) vs. Saginaw Valley ... made four tackles (3-1) at Northern

Michigan including one for loss ... tallied three tackles (1-2) at Ferris State ... had a sack among

his two tackles (1-1) vs. Grand Valley ... saw time on the kickoff return team in fi ve games

and the PAT/FG unit in three contests ... totaled fi ve tackles for loss on the season (4 solo, 2

assisted).

2012: One of two true freshmen to make collegiate debut at Ashland ... saw special teams

action (FG/PAT) in all 10 games ... recorded fi ve tackles (2-3) at Malone in fi rst game at

defensive end, including two solo tackles for loss ... saw action on kickoff return in the last

four games.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Romeo High School ... helped the Bulldogs to an 8-3 record

in 2011 by recording 80 tackles, including 5.5 sacks while forcing two fumbles for coach Curt

Rienas’ squad ... earned All-County and All-Metro East First Team accolades ... made 46 tackles

as junior helping RHS to a 9-2 record ... also had 2.5 sacks in 2010 ... served as a football team

captain ... also participated in basketball, powerlifting and track (shot put).

Personal: Full name--Dalton J. Binkowski ... born June 30, 1994, in Washington, Mich. ... son

of Chuck and Lynn Binkowski ... has two older sisters, Amanda and Chelsea ... is majoring in

criminal justice ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012 ...

is an alternate member of the WSU Student-Athlete Leadership Council.


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NOSE TACKLES/MAZUR-BAKER

92 BlakeMAZUR


Comstock Park, Mich. • Comstock Park H.S.


2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... played in all 11 games ... made

collegiate debut as a back-up defensive tackle vs. Michigan Tech ... notched two assisted

tackles at Malone, and one assisted stop at Findlay ... recorded a career-best three tackles (1-2)

at Lake Erie, including a tackle for loss ... had an assisted tackle against Hillsdale.


selected WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Saginaw Valley game.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Comstock Park High School ... was a two-time OK Blue All-

Conference player for coach Mark Chapman ... helped the Panthers advance to the Division 4

state semifi nal game in each of his last two years ... recorded 91 tackles including seven sacks

and two forced fumbles as CPHS won a team record 11 games in 2012, including a win over

No. 1 ranked Grand Rapids Catholic Central in the second round of the playoff s ... tallied 33

quarterback hurries and 11 pass break-ups ... was a three-year starter both ways who earned

All-Area accolades in 2011 and 2012 ... totaled 79 tackles including six sacks as a junior ... was

a member of the National Honor Society ... participated in the shot put and discus throws for

the Panthers ... also competed in basketball ... served as a team captain in football.

Personal: Full name--Blake R. Mazur ... born July 3, 1995, in Grand Rapids ... son of Bob and

Beth Mazur ... has two older brothers, Rob and Bill, and a younger sister, Olivia ... Bill played

football at Ferris State (2009-11) ... is a nursing major and would like to be a nurse anesthetist

... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2013 and Winter 2014

... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 ... last

name is pronounced maize-ER (rhymes with razor) ... is a member of the Student-Athlete

Advisory Committee (SAAC).

Mazur’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks FF FR PBrUp QBH

2014 11 1 6 7 1.0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0

Mazur’s Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:

2 (2x) MR at Lake Erie (11/8/14)

Tackles For Loss:

1.0 at Lake Erie (11/8/14)

Sacks:

NA


NA

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Forced Fumbles:

NA

Mazur’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 2 3 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


96 LaMonteBAKER


Mt. Clemens, Mich. • L’Anse Creuse North H.S.

2014: Switched to No. 96 ... dressed for the fi nal four home games, but did not see any playing

time ... missed the fi rst two home games due to a pre-season injury.


... selected WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Northwood game ... wore

No. 63.

High School: A 2013 graduate of L’Anse Cruese North High School ... was a three-year starter

for the Crusaders ... voted to the All-Macomb County Second Team after recording 39 solo

tackles including 5.5 sacks ... started at defensive tackle for coach Anthony Kiner ... competed

in the 2012 MHSAA state wrestling tournament at 285 pound weight class and placed eighth

as a senior with a 45-8 record ... twice earned letters in wrestling ... was a First Team All-

Macomb County and Macomb Area Conference selection ... named to the MCWCA Dream Team

for 2012-13 ... served as a team captain in both football and wrestling.

Personal: Full name--LaMonte L. Baker ... born November 26, 1995, in Mt. Clemens ... son

of LeRoy Jamison and Alisha Baker ... has one younger brother, LaRaymond, and two sisters,

LeAndra and Darienne ... is a business management major ... fi rst name is pronounced Lamont.


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99 DerrickRODGERS

R-Senior • 6-4 • 301

Redford, Mich. • Thurston H.S. (DuPage)

2014: Played as a back-up defensive tackle in the last eight games after missing the fi rst three

games due to injury ... had an assisted tackle at Grand Valley State ... recorded a tackle for loss

at both Findlay and Lake Erie ... made a solo stop against Hillsdale.

Pre-WSU: Played the last two seasons (2012 and 2013) for the College of DuPage and coach

Matt Foster after redshirting in 2011 ... started all 11 games for the Chaparrals in 2013 helping

them to a 7-4 mark along with a bowl game ... voted to the All-Midwest Conference Second

Team in 2013 ... had a season-best six tackles in three contests ... recorded a season-high three

tackles for loss against ASA in the Carrier Dome Bowl game ... had a fumble recovery against

Iowa Western Community College and a season-best two sacks against Olivet Nazarene J.V. ...

fi nished his sophomore year with 40 tackles (23 solo, 17 assisted), 12 tackles for loss, including

5.5 sacks ... competed in four games as a freshman recording a sack and two pass break-ups.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Redford Thurston High School ... named to the Detroit News

All Metro-West team as a senior for coach Bob Snell’s squad ... posted 66 tackles (19 for loss),

four sacks and three forced fumbles in helping the Eagles to a 9-3 record in 2010 ... named

to the 2010 Detroit Free Press All-West First Team ... also played as an off ensive tackle in high

school.

Personal: Full name--Derrick J. Rodgers ... born May 18, 1993, in Detroit ... son of Nate and

Vicki Rodgers ... father was a three-year letterwinner (1982-84) as a middle guard at the

University of Michigan ... has one younger brother, Landry ... is a communications major.

Rodgers’ WSU Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR PBrUp QBH

2014 8 3 1 4 2.0-6 0-0 0 0 0 0

Rodgers’ Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

1.0 (2x) MR at Lake Erie (11/8/14)

Sacks:

NA


NA

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Forced Fumbles:

NA

Rodgers’ WSU Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-4-14 Mich. Tech INJ

9-13-14 Carson-New. INJ

9-20-14 @ Malone INJ

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 1 0 1 1.0 3 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 1.0 3 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


59 MarvJEFFERSON

R-Junior • 6-1 • 270

Farmington, Mich. • Farmington H.S.

Career Notes: Played in 11 contests in his two seasons for the Green and Gold.

2014: Dressed for all 11 games, seeing action in nine contests as a back-up defensive lineman

... recorded a solo tackle vs. Carson-Newman ... totaled a season-high two assisted tackles at

Malone ... played on the punt return team against Tiffi n ... had a quarterback hurry against

Walsh and an assisted tackle at Lake Erie ... notched an assisted tackle vs. Hillsdale.

2013: Played in two games ... made collegiate debut at Lake Erie ... also saw time at defensive

end vs. Northwood ... selected WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Ferris

State game.


selected WSU’s Scout Defensive Player of the Week for both the Hillsdale and Michigan Tech

contests.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Farmington High School ... named to the 2011 Oakland

Activities Association White Division First team as well as the Detroit News All-Metro North

First Team ... started at both off ensive guard and defensive line for the Falcons ... helped coach

John Bechtel’s squads to a 7-3 record in 2010 and a 6-5 mark in 2011 ... made 38 tackles as a

senior including 19 solo stops ... served as a team captain in 2011 ... was a two-year varsity

letterwinner.

Personal: Full name--Marvin M.L. Jeff erson ... born January 28, 1995, in Livonia ... son of

Janee Alexander-Howard and Marvin Jeff erson III ... is a biochemistry and chemical biology

major.

Jeff erson’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR PBrUp QBH

2013 2 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

2014 9 1 4 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1

Career 11 1 4 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1


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Jeff erson’s Career HighsTackles:

2 at Malone (9/20/14)

Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:

2 at Malone (9/20/14)

Tackles For Loss:

NA

Sacks:

NA


1 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Forced Fumbles:

NA

Rodgers’ WSU Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU DNP

10-18-14 @ NMU DNP

10-25-14 Walsh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111-1-14 @ Findlay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


51 JadaLITTLEJOHN

R-Junior • 6-2 • 263

Flint, Mich. • Northern H.S.


2014: Played in all 11 games, making lone start against Carson-Newman ... saw playing time

as a back-up nose tackle against Michigan Tech ... had a season-high two solo tackles vs. the

Eagles in fi rst career start ... recorded a career-best three tackles (0-3) at Malone ... recovered

a fumble vs. Northwood ... made two tackles (1-1) against Tiffi n including one for loss ... wore

No. 69.

2013: Played in all 11 games ... recorded two assisted tackles in collegiate debut as a back-

up defensive tackle at Carson-Newman ... tallied a tackle for loss on a third-and-one during

Ashland’s opening drive (which led to a fi eld goal) ... saw limited time vs. Lake Erie, Malone

and Hillsdale ... had an assisted tackle vs. Northwood ... made two assisted tackles at Northern

Michigan ... equaled a season-best with two tackles (1-1) against Grand Valley.

2012: Dressed for the fi nal three home games, but did not see any playing time ... was

redshirted.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Flint Northern High School ... was a four-year varsity

letterwinner for coach Fred Jackson ... selected to the Saginaw Valley League Second Team as a

sophomore and fi rst team his last two seasons … recorded 65 tackles, including seven sacks in

2010 ... made 73 tackles as a senior including two forced fumbles ... helped FNHS to a 5-4 mark

as a junior ... voted team MVP as a senior after earning Defensive MVP honors as a sophomore

and junior ... served as a team captain in both football and baseball ... also competed in track

(discus) for the Vikings ... played catcher, fi rst base and third base.

Personal: Full name--Jada D. Littlejohn ... born February 6, 1994, in Flint ... son of Richard

and Michelle Littlejohn ... has one brother, Fredrick, and one sister, Nia ... is majoring in

kinesiology ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014 ... fi rst

name is pronounced juh-TAY.

Littlejohn’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR PBrUp QBH

2013 11 2 6 8 1.0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0

2014 11 3 4 7 1.0-3 0-0 0 1 0 0

Career 22 5 10 15 2.0-4 0-0 0 1 0 0

Littlejohn’s Career HighsTackles:

3 at Malone (9/20/14)

Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:

3 at Malone (9/20/14)

Tackles For Loss:

1.0 (2x) MR vs. Tiffi n (10/4/14)

Sacks:

NA


NA

Forced Fumbles:

NA

Fumble Recoveries:


Littlejohn’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sacks Yds FF FR QBH

9-5-13 @ C-N 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland 1 0 1 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-5-13 Northwood 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ FSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 1 1 2 1.0 3 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0



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98 AlexMEDENBACH

R-Junior • 6-4 • 256

Muskegon, Mich. • Catholic Central H.S.



2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in 10 games as a back-up defensive

end ... made a solo tackle vs. Carson-Newman ... recorded two assisted tackles at Malone

including a half-sack ... missed the Northwood game due to injury ... credited with an assisted

tackle at Grand Valley State and a solo stop at Northern Michigan ... tallied an assisted tackle

vs. Walsh, and two assisted stops at Findlay ... totaled a season-best three tackles (1-2) at Lake

Erie ... made two assisted stops vs. Hillsdale.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in the last 10 games ... missed the

Carson-Newman contest with an illness ... made collegiate debut against Ashland as a back-up

defensive end and recorded one solo tackle ... also had a solo tackle at Lake Erie ... totaled a

season-best two assisted tackles at Northern Michigan ... recorded an assisted tackle at Ferris

State ... saw action on the PAT/FG unit in two games.


High School: A 2012 graduate of Muskegon Catholic Central High School ... helped the

Crusaders to a 9-2 mark as a senior by making 36 tackles, including 2.5 sacks ... had one fumble

recovery in 2011 for coach Mike Holmes ... earned All-Area honors his last two years ... recorded

71 tackles as a junior, including 18 in a win over Hopkins ... served as a football team captain ...

earned all-state honors as a junior in the 110 hurdles.

Personal: Full name--Alex D. Medenbach ... born May 25, 1993, in Muskegon ... son of

Paul and Joan Medenbach ... has one older brother, Andrew, who played in 33 games on the

defensive line for Carnegie Mellon (2008-11) ... is a global supply chain management major

... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Fall 2014

and Winter 2015.

Medenbach’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks FF FR PBrUp QBH

2013 10 2 3 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

2014 10 3 10 13 0.5-3 0.5-3 0 0 0 0

Career 20 5 13 18 0.5-3 0.5-3 0 0 0 0

Medenbach’s Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

0.5 at Malone (9/20/14)

Sacks:

0.5 at Malone (9/20/14)


NA

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Medenbach’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-5-13 @ Carson-N. ILL

9-14-13 Ashland 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-5-13 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ Ferris State 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 2 2 0.5 3 0.5 3 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood INJ

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


44 AnthonyDeDAMOS

R-Junior • 6-2 • 250

Rockford, Mich. • Rockford H.S.



Career Notes: Played in all 22 games in his two seasons for the Green and Gold, making 12

starts.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... started all 11 games at middle linebacker ...

totaled three solo tackles vs. Michigan Tech ... recorded seven tackles (5-2) against the Carson-

Newman including a sack ... made seven tackles (2-5) at Malone including one for loss along

with a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and two pass break-ups to earn WSU Defensive Player

of the Week ... tallied two solo tackles and a quarterback hurry vs. Northwood ... tied for the

team lead with eight tackles (8-0) against Tiffi n including two for loss (one sack) ... collected

four solo tackles at GVSU including a sack ... tied for game-high honors with 3.5 tackles for loss

at Northern Michigan among his seven total tackles (6-1) to earn WSU Defensive Player of the

Week ... totaled six tackles (5-1) including one for loss against Walsh plus a forced fumble ...

credited with four tackles (1-4) plus a fumble recovery at Findlay ... recorded 10 tackles (4-6) at

Lake Erie along with 2.5 tackles for loss (1 sack) and a pass break-up ... notched a career-high

12 tackles (8-4) in win over Hillsdale, along with the longest non-scoring interception return

in school history (85 yards) breaking an 89-year school record to earn WSU Defensive Player of

the Week for the third time this season ... fi nished third on the squad in both tackles (70) and

tackles for loss (12.0 - 11 solo, 2 assisted), while ranking tied-for-second in forced fumbles (2)

... 12.0 TFL was tied-for-sixth in the GLIAC and two fumble recoveries was tied-for-fi fth ... all

four sacks were solo ... was a CoSIDA Academic All-District Nominee ... saw time on the punt

return unit.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in all 11 games, making fi rst career

start in season fi nale at Michigan Tech ... made collegiate debut at Carson-Newman and


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LINEBACKERS/DeDAMOS-HOBDYtotaled a season-best eight assisted tackles, while also seeing time on the kickoff coverage

team ... saw limited action at middle linebacker vs. Ashland ... recorded four tackles (2-2) at

Lake Erie ... contributed to a fourth down stop vs. Malone ... credited with an assisted tackle

against Northwood ... made a solo tackle vs. Saginaw Valley ... saw time at linebacker and on

kickoff return team at Northern Michigan ... totaled six tackles (1-5) at Ferris State along with

a tackle for loss and forced fumble ... recorded three solo tackles vs. Grand Valley ... equaled a

season-high with three solo tackles at MTU and fi nished with four total tackles (3-1) ... played

on the punt return unit in two games (LEC and GVSU) and the punt coverage team in four

contests ... also played on the PAT/FG unit in six games ... switched to No. 44.


... selected WSU’s Scout Defensive Player of the Week for both the Lake Erie and Northern

Michigan contests ... wore No. 56.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Rockford High School ... was a two-year starter for coach

Ralph Munger ... helped the Rams reach the semifi nals in both his senior (11-2) and junior

(11-2) seasons ... made 95 tackles (40-55) including 10 for loss as a senior ... totaled six sacks,

fi ve pass break-ups and two interceptions in 2011 ... recorded 55 tackles (25-30) as a junior

including three sacks ... tallied three pass break-ups, two interceptions and three fumble

recoveries in nine games ... named to the 2011 Associated Press Division 1-2 Honorable Mention

All-State squad ... selected to the Detroit News All-State Dream Team ... earned First Team

All-OK Red Division accolades ... named to the All-Grand Rapids Area Dream Team ... earned

All-Area Advance Dream Team accolades ... made three tackles (1-2) in the 2012 Michigan

High School Football Coaches Association East-West All-Star game ... a two-year starter for the

Rams lacrosse squad, and earned three varsity letters as a midfi elder and defenseman ... was

a four-year honor roll student.

Personal: Full name--Anthony T. DeDamos ... born January 12, 1994, in Grand Rapids ... son

of Craig and Lisa DeDamos ... has one older brother, Dominic ... is majoring in fi nance ... named

to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015

... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2013, Fall 2013 and Winter

2014.

DeDamos’ Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR PBrUp QBH

2013 11 10 19 29 1.0-2 0-0 1 0 0 0

2014 11 48 22 70 12.0-41 4.0-26 2 2 3 1

Career 22 58 41 99 13.0-43 4.0-26 3 2 3 1

DeDamos’ Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

3.5 at Northern Michigan (10/18/14)

Sacks:

1.0 (4x) MR at Lake Erie (11/8/14)



Pass Break-Ups:

2 at Malone (9/20/14)

Forced Fumbles:

1 (3x) MR vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Fumble Recoveries:

1 (2x) MR at Findlay (11/1/14)

Interceptions:


DeDamos’ Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds FF PBrUp QBH

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-5-13 Northwood 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ FSU 1 5 6 1.0 2 0 0 1 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 5 2 7 1.0 5 1.0 5 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 2 5 7 1.0 1 0 0 1 2 0

9-27-14 Northwood 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 110-4-14 Tiffi n 8 0 8 2.0 6 1.0 3 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 4 0 4 1.0 10 1.0 10 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 6 1 7 3.5 6 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 5 1 6 1.0 3 0 0 1 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 4 6 10 2.5 10 1.0 8 0 1 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 8 4 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


56 IdrisHOBDY

R-Junior • 6-1 • 232

Flint, Mich. • Powers H.S.


2014: Saw playing time at linebacker and on punt coverage in all 11 games ... had one

quarterback hurry vs. Michigan Tech ... credited with three tackles (1-2) vs. Carson-Newman

... recorded two tackles (1-1) and a fumble recovery at Malone ... made three stops (1-2)

including a half-tackle for loss vs. Tiffi n ... lone stop at Grand Valley State was a half-sack ...

played on all four special teams at Northern Michigan ... had one solo stop vs. the Wildcats

... totaled three tackles (2-1) against Walsh and one assisted stop at Findlay ... garnered two

tackles (1-1), a quarterback hurry and a pass break-up at Lake Erie ... recorded a season-high

three tackles in three diff erent contests ... totaled one tackle for loss (2 assisted) during the

season ... saw playing time on kickoff return in six games, kickoff coverage in fi ve games, and

punt return vs. Walsh.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in all 11 games ... made collegiate

debut as an outside linebacker at Carson-Newman ... saw time as an outside linebacker vs.

both Malone and Northwood ... had a solo tackle vs. the Pioneers and recorded a career-high

two tackles (1-1) against the Timberwolves, both on punt coverage ... totaled two assisted

tackles at Ferris State ... played on the kickoff coverage team in 10 contests (all but Northwood)

... saw action on the kickoff return unit in three games, the punt coverage unit the last eight

games, and the punt return team in three contests ... switched to No. 56.


wore No. 46.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Flint Powers High School ... recorded 55 tackles including

27 assists with seven sacks and six fumble recoveries for coach Bob Buckel as a senior ... also

rushed the ball for 189 yards and four touchdowns on 37 carries ... helped the Chargers capture


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LINEBACKERS/HOBDY-CUNNINGHAMthe Division 5 state championship ... made three tackles (0-3) in the 2012 Michigan High

School Football Coaches Association All-Star Game ... had a season-long 33 yard carry in the

state championship game victory over Lansing Catholic Central ... also had two tackles for loss

in the game at Ford Field ... served as a team captain in both football and basketball ... also

competed in track (200m).

Personal: Full name--William I. Hobdy ... born August 20, 1994, in Flint ... son of Pondexter

and Verronica Hobdy ... has one older brother, Dexter ... is a marketing major ... named to the

Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012 and Winter 2015 ... named to the

Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014 ... name is pronounced EE-dress HOB-dee.

Hobdy’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR PBrUp QBH

2013 11 2 4 6 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

2014 11 7 10 17 1.0-3 0.5-2 0 1 1 2

Career 22 9 14 23 1.0-3 0.5-2 0 1 1 2

Hobdy’s Career HighsTackles:

3 (3x) MR vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Solo Tackles:

2 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Assisted Tackles:

2 (3x) MR vs. Tiffi n (10/4/14)

Tackles For Loss:

0.5 (2x) MR at GVSU (10/11/14)

Sacks:

0.5 at Grand Valley State (10/11/14)



Pass Break-Ups:


Fumble Recoveries:

1 at Malone (9/20/14)

Hobdy’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds FR PBrUp QBH

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-5-13 Northwood 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ FSU 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19-13-14 Carson-New. 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 1 2 3 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 1 1 0.5 2 0.5 2 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 111-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


27 ValorianCUNNINGHAM

R-Junior • 6-2 • 219

Kalamazoo, Mich. • Loy Norrix H.S.


2014: Played in the fi rst seven games, making one start (vs. Carson Newman) ... lone “offi cial”

tackle vs. Michigan Tech was a six-yard sack ... also made the stop on MTU’s PAT run ... three

of four solo tackles vs. Carson-Newman came on kickoff coverage ... also had two quarterback

hurries vs. the Eagles ... made three solo tackles on kickoff coverage at Malone plus totaled

three assisted tackles for a season-high six total tackles ... also had a pass break-up vs. the

Pioneers ... notched a season-best fi ve solo tackles vs. Northwood along with a pass break-up

and a quarterback hurry ... recorded two tackles (1-1) against Tiffi n plus had a quarterback

hurry ... credited with a blocked punt at Grand Valley State along with season-best tying six

tackles (1-5) including one for loss ... had an assisted tackle at Northern Michigan ... missed the

last four contests due to injury ... tied for the team lead with eight special teams tackles (8-0),

all on kickoff coverage ... totaled two tackles for loss (1 solo, 2 assisted) ... played on kickoff

coverage in all seven games played, the punt return unit in the fi rst six games and the kickoff

return team vs. the Dragons.

2013: Recipient of the 2013 WSU Defensive Rookie of the Year award ... played in all 11 games,

starting four times ... made three straight starts (Northwood, Hillsdale and Saginaw Valley)

and also vs. Grand Valley ... recorded two kickoff coverage tackles (1-1) in collegiate debut

at Carson-Newman and one solo tackle at Lake Erie ... totaled six tackles (5-1) vs. Malone

including an eight-yard fumble return ... made four tackles (1-3) against Northwood including

a tackle for loss along with a pass break-up ... tied for the team lead with a career-best seven

tackles (4-3) at Hillsdale ... had a forced fumble along with a fumble recovery among his three

solo tackles vs. Saginaw Valley ... recorded three tackles (1-2) at Northern Michigan ... totaled

fi ve tackles (2-3) at Ferris State while playing on all four special teams ... made three solo

tackles vs. Grand Valley ... tallied two solo stops at Michigan Tech ... saw action on kickoff

coverage the last 10 games, plus the kickoff return team in nine contests ... played on the punt

return unit in fi ve games and the punt coverage unit in seven contests ... led the Warriors with

seven special teams tackles (4-3), all on kickoff coverage ... tied-for-third in the GLIAC with

two fumble recoveries.

2012: Dressed for the last couple of home games, but did not see any playing time ... was

redshirted.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Loy Norrix High School ... recorded 84 tackles and seven

interceptions in 2011 to earn Detroit Free Press Division 2 All-State honors … just the second

LNHS football student-athlete to earn all-state accolades joining T.J. Duckett (1999) ... also

selected to the Associated Press Division 1-2 All-State Honorable Mention squad for coach Sean

Bergan ... earned Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference honors ... selected to the Detroit

News Division 1-2 Honorable Mention All-State team ... rushed for 182 yards and a pair of

touchdowns as a junior for Kalamazoo Central High School ... also returned punts and kickoff s

for the Maroon Giants ... passed for four touchdowns as a sophomore ... competed in basketball

and track.

Personal: Full name--Valorian S. Cunningham ... born December 3, 1993, in Kalamazoo ...

son of Daniel and Valarie Cunningham ... has one older brother, Phillip, and one younger sister,

Danielle ... is a marketing/management major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa

3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014.


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LINEBACKERS/CUNNINGHAM-CARLIN

Cunningham’s Career Game-By-Game StatisticsDate Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds FF PBrUp QBH

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone 5 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-5-13 Northwood 1 3 4 1.0 5 0 0 0 1 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 4 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ Ferris St. 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 1 0 1 1.0 6 1.0 6 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 29-20-14 @ Malone 3 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

9-27-14 Northwood 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

10-4-14 Tiffi n 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

10-11-14 @ GVSU 1 5 6 1.0 5 0.5 5 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh INJ

11-1-14 @ Findlay INJ


11-15-14 Hillsdale INJ


Cunningham’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR PBrUp QBH

2013 11 23 13 36 1.0-5 0-0 1 2-8 1 0

2014 7 15 10 25 2.0-11 1.5-11 0 0-0 2 4

Career 18 38 23 61 3.0-16 1.5-11 1 2-8 3 4

Cunningham’s Career HighsTackles:

7 at Hillsdale (10/12/13)

Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

1.0 (3x) MR at GVSU (10/11/14)

Sacks:

1.0 vs. Michigan Tech (9/4/14)



Pass Break-Ups:


Fumble Recoveries:

1 (2x) MR vs. SVSU (10/19/13)

2014: Saw playing time at linebacker in all 11 games ... only true freshman to play during the

season ... made collegiate debut on the kickoff coverage unit vs. Michigan Tech ... had a solo

tackle on kickoff coverage against the Huskies ... totaled a season-high two assisted tackles at

Malone including a half-sack ... recorded a tackle for loss against Northwood ... had an assisted

tackle at Grand Valley State ... made a solo stop against Walsh ... blocked a Findlay punt which

Jay Hayes returned 10 yards for a touchdown ... saw time on punt return in four games and

kickoff coverage in four contests.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Utica Stevenson High School ... was a two-year starter for

the Titans and coach Steve Goralski ... recorded 109 tackles as a senior including fi ve sacks and

four interceptions ... also scored two defensive touchdowns ... rushed for 100 yards in 2013 and

had 250 receiving yards as a tight end ... tallied 95 tackles in 2012, including 10 tackles for loss

along with four sacks ... had one rushing touchdown from his fullback position as a junior ...

named to the Detroit Free Press All-East Honorable Mention Team as a running back in 2013 as

well as All-County First Team after being selected to the All-County Honorable Mention squad

as a junior ... served as a team captain ... a three-star recruit according to the D Zone.

Personal: Full name--Dustin M. Carlin ... born July 18, 1996, in Sterling Heights ... son of John

and Victoria Carlin ... is a secondary education major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor

Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2014 and Winter 2015.

47 DustinCARLIN


Sterling Hts., Mich. • Utica Stevenson H.S.

Carlin’s Career Game-By-Game StatisticsDate Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds FF PBrUp QBH

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 2 2 0.5 2 0.5 2 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 1 0 1 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Carlin’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR QBH Blkd

2014 11 4 4 8 1.5-3 0.5-2 0 0 0 1

Carlin’s Career HighsTackles:

2 at Malone (9/20/14)

Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:

2 at Malone (9/20/14)

Tackles For Loss:

1.0 vs. Northwood (9/27/14)

Sacks:

0.5 at Malone (9/20/14)


NA

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Blocked Kicks:



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LINEBACKERS/PITTMAN-CARTER-GARVIN-DOWDING

52 AnthonyPITTMAN


Beverly Hills, Mich. • Birmingham Groves H.S.

2014: Dressed for the fi nal two home games, but did not see any playing time ... selected

WSU Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Northwood, Grand Valley State and Lake

Erie games.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Birmingham Groves High School ... named to both the

Detroit News and Detroit Free Press All-North Honorable Mention teams ... was a two-year

varsity letterwinner for the Falcons ... helped BGHS to a 7-3 mark in 2013 ... selected to

the All-OAA Blue Team as a senior for coach Brendan Flaherty ... recorded 55 tackles, three

interceptions along with a forced fumble and a fumble recovery as a senior ... also played tight

end ... served as a football team captain in 2013 ... a three-star recruit according to the D Zone.

Personal: Full name--Anthony J. Pittman ... born November 24, 1996, in Beverly Hills ... son

of Anthony Pittman and Katrina Lyman ... has one older brother, Trevell, and one younger

sister, Anna ... is majoring in exploratory life sciences ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term

gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014.

26 CarterrisCARTER


Southfi eld, Mich. • Southfi eld H.S.



Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Michigan Tech and Tiffi n games ... wore No. 41.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Southfi eld High School ... named to the Detroit News All-

Metro North Honorable Mention Team ... earned All-OAA White Division accolades ... was a

three-year letterwinner for the Bluejays and served as a team captain in 2013 ... had a 26-

yard TD reception as a senior vs. Bloomfi eld Hills ... ranked 100th best prospect in the state

of Michigan by the D Zone ... helped coach Tim Conley’s squads to a 7-4 mark and the district

fi nal as a junior and a 7-3 record in 2013 ... named to the Principal’s Council as well as being

an Honor Roll student ... was a member of the National Honor Society ... a three-star recruit

according to the D Zone.

Personal: Full name--Carterris R. Carter ... born March 16, 1996, in Southfi eld ... son of Tom

and Kim Carter ... father played varsity basketball for the Tartars from 1975-78 ... has one

brother, Tom and fi ve sisters, Chelsea, Jaleesa, Dominique, Tiona and Delisa ... is an electrical

engineering major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2014

... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2015.

48 RandyGARVIN


Belmont, Mich. • Rockford H.S.


Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Walsh game and Off ensive Player of the Week for

the Hillsdale game.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Rockford High School ... helped the Rams to a 10-3 record

and the 2012 Division 1 state semifi nals ... was a three-year starter for coach Ralph Munger

... named to the Detroit Free Press All-State First Team as a junior ... earned Associated Press,

Detroit Free Press and Detroit News Division 1-2 Honorable Mention All-State accolades after

helping the Rams to a 9-2 mark as a senior ... helped RHS to four consecutive OK Red Division

titles ... a three-star recruit according to the D Zone ... also competed for two years in lacrosse ...

earned Academic honors ... served as a team captain in both football and lacrosse

Personal: Full name--Randy T. Garvin ... born May 2, 1996, in Belmont ... son of Eric and Karen

Garvin ... has three older brothers, Matt, Danny and Jeff ... is a biological sciences (pre-med)

major ... has a black belt in karate ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa

3.5+) for Fall 2014 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2015.

40 DrewDOWDING


Michigan Center, Mich. • Michigan Center H.S.


High School: A 2014 graduate of Michigan Center High School ... named the 2012 and 2013

Jackson Citizen Patriot Football Player of the Year ... was a four-year starter and letterwinner

for coach Troy Allen ... named to the Detroit Free Press 2013 Division 6 All-State First Team

as a linebacker ... helped lead the Cardinals to three league titles in 2010, 2012 and 2013 ...

recorded 104 tackles including three sacks as a senior ... off ensively had 624 yards of total

off ense and 11 touchdowns in 2013 ... made 119 tackles in his junior campaign with four

fumble recoveries ... had a fumble return and an interception in win over Parma Western in the

2012 season opener ... was an Academic All-State honoree ... a three-star recruit according to

the D Zone ... also played basketball and baseball in high school for the Cardinals ... hit for the

cycle as a junior vs. Hillsdale High school and totaled nine RBI in that game ... served as team

captain for both football (2012 and 2013) and basketball ... was a member of the National

Honor Society and earned a spot on the honor roll every semester.

Personal: Full name--Andrew R. Dowding ... born December 8, 1995, in Jackson ... son of

Steve and Kim Dowding ... has one older brother, Derek ... brother played football and lacrosse

at Siena Heights ... is an accounting major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term

gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2014 and Winter 2015.


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LINEBACKERS/HIGGINS-HEDDY

42 BrookHIGGINS

Junior • 5-10 • 211

Portage, Mich. • Northern H.S. (WMU)


2014: Dressed for the six home games plus the last two road contests, seeing action in fi ve

contests ... made collegiate debut on the kickoff coverage team vs. Carson-Newman ... saw

action on kickoff coverage team in all six games played ... recovered a fumble and had two

tackles (1-1) on kickoff coverage at Findlay ... had a solo stop on kickoff coverage against Lake

Erie ... wore both No. 16 and No. 53 during the season ... all three tackles plus fumble recovery

came on kickoff coverage.

2012: Was a member of the Western Michigan football team ... did not see any action and

was redshirted.

2011: Attended Kalamazoo Valley Community College.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Portage Northern High School ... was a member of the

Southwest Michigan Athletic Conference West Championship team in 2010 ... earned

Kalamazoo Gazette game ball in 2008 ... earned All-SMAC West honors as a sophomore ... led

the Huskies in tackles in 2009 (73) and 2010 (81) ... led the PNHS basketball team in scoring

and was all-conference ... served as a team captain in both sports.

Personal: Full name--Brook A. Higgins ... born April 7, 1993, in Kalamazoo ... son of Neal and

Barbara Higgins ... has one older brother, Brandon ... is majoring in social work ... is the cousin

of WSU women’s basketball player Ashley Wilson ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor

Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2014 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for

Winter 2015.

Higgins’ Career Game-By-Game StatisticsDate Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds FR PBrUp QBH


9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone DNT


10-4-14 Tiffi n DNP

10-11-14 @ GVSU DNT

10-18-14 @ NMU DNT

10-25-14 Walsh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Higgins’ Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR QBH Blkd

2014 5 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0

Higgins’ Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

NA

Sacks:

NA


NA

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Fumble Recoveries:


53 ZachHEDDY

R-Freshman • 5-10 • 223

Grand Blanc, Mich. • Goodrich H.S.


Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Malone game.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Goodrich High School ... was a three-year varsity

letterwinner for coach Tom Alward and the Martians ... named to the Detroit Free Press Division

4 All-State First Team ... was an Genessee Area Conference all-league linebacker ... saw playing

time at fullback ... set a school record with 26 tackles in one game ... served as a team captain.

Personal: Full name--Zachary B. Heddy ... born September 20, 1996, in Flint ... son of Ray

Heddy and Kim Meszaios ... has two brothers, Ray and Caleb ... is a business administration/

management major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014 and

Winter 2015 ... last name is pronounced head-ee.


Wayne State University Athletics Historical Timeline• 1983 – Men’s Fencing wins NCAA Championship; Softball wins fi rst GLIAC Cham-

pionship

• 1984 – Men’s Fencing wins NCAA Championship; Men’s Basketball wins fi rst

GLIAC Championship

• 1985 – Men’s Fencing wins NCAA Championship

• 1986 – Men’s Basketball wins NCAA Regionals Championship

• 1988 – Women’s Fencing wins NCAA Championship; Christ Petrouleas is named

interim Athletic Director (1988-1991)

• 1989 – Women’s Fencing wins NCAA Championship

• 1991 – Bob Brennan is named Athletic Director (1991-2000)

• 1993 – Men’s Basketball makes it to the semifi nals of NCAA Tournament

• 1999 – Wayne State University changes nickname to Warriors

• 2000 – Ron Hammye is named interim Athletic Director

• 2000 – Rob Fournier is named Athletic Director (2000 to present)

• 2001 – Men’s Cross Country wins fi rst GLIAC Championship

• 2002 – Men’s Ice Hockey wins fi rst CHA Championship; Men’s Tennis makes fi rst

NCAA Tournament



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CORNERBACKS/LEE

3 BrandonLEE

R-Senior • 6-0 • 196

Detroit, Mich. • Southeastern H.S.

2014: Started all 10 games played ... totaled nine tackles, including a season-best eight solo

stops vs. Michigan Tech along with a pass break-up ... made a solo tackle vs. Carson-Newman

along with a forced fumble and a pass break-up ... had a tackle for loss at Malone ... recorded

three tackles (2-1) against Northwood ... tallied four solo tackles vs. Tiffi n including one for

loss ... collected four tackles (2-2) at Grand Valley State including 1/2 TFL ... credited with a

game-high nine tackles (6-3) at Northern Michigan including two for loss ... totaled four solo

tackles vs. Walsh ... missed the Findlay contest due to injury ... made four tackles (3-1) at Lake

Erie including a half-tackle for loss and a pass break-up ... credited with four solo tackles and

a quarterback hurry against Hillsdale ... notched fi ve tackles for loss (4 solo, 2 assisted) ... saw

special teams action on kickoff coverage (vs. MTU) and punt return (four games) ... switched

to No. 3.

2013: Started the last seven games at cornerback (missed fi rst four games due to pre-season

injury) ... made season debut against Northwood and totaled six tackles (5-1), a forced fumble,

a pass break-up and a quarterback hurry ... tied for the team lead with seven tackles (6-1) at

Hillsdale including one for loss to earn WSU’s Defensive Player of the Week award ... recorded

four tackles (3-1) vs. Saginaw Valley ... equaled a season-best with seven tackles (4-3) at

Northern Michigan along with a pass break-up ... totaled six tackles (4-2) at Ferris State ... had

four tackles (3-1) vs. Grand Valley along with a forced fumble and a pass break-up ... tallied

six tackles (5-1) at Michigan Tech plus a break-up ... saw time on the punt return unit the last

six games ... second on the team with four pass break-ups, tied-for-second with two forced

fumbles and tied-for-third with 30 solo tackles.

2012: Switched to No. 19 ... made collegiate debut at Ashland ... saw action on the punt

return and punt coverage teams in all six games played ... also had playing time at cornerback

and on kickoff coverage at Malone ... made three solo tackles vs. the Pioneers ... recorded an

assisted tackle against Hillsdale ... had a solo tackle at Saginaw Valley ... missed the last four

games due to injury.

2011: Dressed for the six home games, but did not see any playing time ... was redshirted

... earned WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week award for the Lake Erie contest ...

wore No. 43.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Detroit Southeastern High School ... earned two varsity

letters for the Jungaleers ... recorded 21 tackles plus had four pass break-ups as a senior while

playing just half of the season ... made 40 tackles as a junior along with three interceptions ...

helped the Jungaleers to a 10-2 record in 2009 ... played for head coach Donshell English and

Tony Elliott ... served as a football team captain in 2010 ... also competed in basketball and

track ... was on the school’s academic honor roll list.

Personal: Full name--Brandon J. Lee ... born Feb. 2, 1993, in Detroit ... son of Ahmed Lee and

Kim McKay ... has three sisters (Latice, Natash and Terree) ... is a liberal arts and sciences major

... cousin of former NFL player and current WSU assistant coach Keith McKenzie ... named to the

Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2012.

Lee’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds FF FR Int PBrUp QBH

9-8-12 @ Ashland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-15-12 Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-22-12 @ Malone 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-29-12 @ Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-6-12 Hillsdale 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-12 @ SVSU 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-20-12 Northern Mi. INJ

10-27-12 Ferris State INJ

11-3-12 @ GVSU INJ


9-5-13 @ C-N INJ

9-14-13 Ashland INJ


9-28-13 Malone INJ

10-5-13 Northwood 5 1 6 0 0 1 0 0 1 110-12-13 @ Hillsdale 6 1 7 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 4 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

11-2-13 @ FSU 4 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 3 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 5 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 8 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 1 0 1 1.0 7 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 4 0 4 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 2 2 4 0.5 2 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 6 3 9 2.0 5 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 2 1 3 0.5 0 0 0 0 1 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Denotes Career Highs

Lee’s Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

2.0 at Northern Michigan (10/8/14)

Sacks:

NA

Interceptions:

NA

Pass Break-Ups:


Forced Fumbles:


Lee’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF QBH Int PBrUp

2012 6 4 1 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

2013 7 30 10 40 1.0-2 0-0 2 1 0 4

2014 10 34 8 42 5.0-16 0-0 1 1 0 3

Career 23 68 19 87 6.0-18 0-0 3 2 0 7


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CORNERBACKS/HOWARD-JOHNSON

23 JamesHOWARD


Detroit, Mich. • Chandler Park Academy


2014: Played in all 11 contests, making fi rst career start at Findlay ... made collegiate debut in

the Michigan Tech contest recording a solo tackle on kickoff coverage ... saw time at cornerback

at Malone and recorded two solo tackles ... recorded three tackles (2-1) and two pass break-

ups vs. Northwood ... totaled two solo tackles on kickoff coverage at Northern Michigan ...

credited with a career-high fi ve tackles (5-0) against Walsh while also recording WSU’s fi rst

interception of the season ... tallied four solo tackles and two pass break-ups against the Oilers

in lone career start ... had a solo stop on kickoff coverage at Lake Erie and also vs. Hillsdale ...

posted eight solo tackles on kickoff coverage, which tied for the team lead ... tied for third on

the team with four pass break-ups ... played on kickoff coverage, kickoff return and punt return

units in all 11 games ... wore No. 26.

2013: Did not dress for any games ... was redshirted ... selected WSU’s Scout Team Defensive

Player of the Week for the Malone game.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Chandler Park Academy ... recorded six interceptions and

31 tackles for coach John Jergovich ... was a First Team All-Conference selection for the Eagles

... recorded three interceptions as a senior, returning one for a score ... had 30 receptions

including six for touchdowns ... notched four interceptions in 2011 ... served as a team co-

captain ... placed third in the 300m intermediate hurdles (45.90) and fourth in the 110m

hurdles (17.25) at the 2012 regional track meet ... has also competed in the 100m and 200m ...

helped the Eagles to an 8-3 mark in 2011.

Personal: Full name--James W. Howard ... born June 8, 1995, in Detroit ... son of James and

Amy Howard ... has two brothers, Anthony and Jywan, and three sisters, Taeasha, Shantinique

and Jamie ... is an engineering major.

Howard’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF QBH Int PBrUp

2014 11 18 1 19 0-0 0-0 0 0 1-0 4

Howard’s Career HighsTackles:

5 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Solo Tackles:

5 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

NA

Sacks:

NA

Interceptions:

1 vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Pass Break-Ups:


Forced Fumbles:

NA

Howard’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-4-14 Mich. Tech 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


33 LairrenJOHNSON

R-Junior • 6-0 • 202

Warren, Mich. • Lincoln H.S.

Career Notes: Played in all 22 games over the last two seasons totaling 12 tackles (5-7).

2014: Played in all 11 games ... saw action on all four special team units in nine GLIAC contests

... recorded an assisted tackle on punt coverage vs. the Huskies ... played on kickoff coverage,

kickoff return and punt coverage vs. Carson-Newman ... also saw playing time at cornerback

vs. Malone, Northwood, Findlay and Lake Erie ... made two tackles (1-1) vs. the Pioneers ... had

a punt coverage tackle vs. the Dragons and WSU’s Special Teams Player of the Week ... credited

with two tackles (1-1) against Walsh ... contributed a season-best two solo stops at Findlay as

a cornerback ... four of his eight tackles came on special teams (0-1 on kickoff coverage, 1-2 on

punt coverage) ... played on kickoff coverage, kickoff return and punt return units at Northern

Michigan along with time at cornerback.

2013: Played in all 11 games ... totaled two assisted tackles in collegiate debut as a back-up

cornerback at Carson-Newman ... made an assisted tackle vs. Northwood ... had an assisted

tackle at Northern Michigan ... saw time on kickoff coverage (nine games), punt return (eight

games), punt coverage (three games) and kickoff return (two games).


High School: A 2012 graduate of Warren Lincoln High School ... rushed for 967 yards and nine

touchdowns as a senior to earn Detroit Free Press Second Team All-East accolades ... also had

four touchdown receptions in 2011 for the Abes ... made 85 tackles and forced fi ve fumbles

as a senior for coach John Moher ... named to the All-League and All-County First Teams ...

averaged nearly 27 yards per kickoff return on 29 attempts with two returns over 80 yards ...

scored fi ve touchdowns in a loss to Mt. Clemens ... gained 525 yards on 81 carries as a junior

... also caught 17 passes in 2010 ... was a two-year football team captain ... competed in both

wrestling at track at WLHS.

Personal: Full name--Lairren T. Johnson ... born November 28, 1993, in Detroit ... son of

Yolaina Johnson and Darren Johnson ... has two brothers, Cartiel and Debrahn, and four older

sisters, Jessica, Dauntiel, Natasha and LaRaina ... is majoring in elementary education ... fi rst

name is pronounced LAIR-ren ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for

Winter 2015.


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CORNERBACKS/JOHNSON-SINGLETARY-MANSON

Johnson’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR Int PBrUp

2013 11 0 4 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

2014 11 5 3 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

Career 22 5 7 12 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

Johnson’s Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

NA

Interceptions:

NA

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Forced Fumbles:

NA

Fumble Recoveries:

NA

Johnson’s Career Game-By-Game StatisticsDate Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds PBrUp FF Int

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-5-13 Northwood 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ FSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


25 JaredSINGLETARY


Farmington Hills, Mich. • Southfi eld-Lathrup H.S.


Team Defensive Player of the Week for the Findlay game ... wore No. 19.

31 DevynMANSON

R-Freshman • 5-10 • 168

Lansing, Mich. • Waverly H.S.


High School: A 2014 graduate of Waverly High School ... was a two-year starter and three-

year letterwinner for coach Anthony Walker ... had two rushing touchdowns in a 2013 win

over Fowlerville including a 75-yard jaunt ... a two-time First Team All-Capital Area Athletic

Conference (CAAC) Gold selection for the Warriors ... had four interceptions as a senior and 28

tackles ... helped WHS to a 2012 state playoff berth ... competed in track at WHS in the 100m

(11.48), 200m (23.8), 400m (55.20), relays and long jump (17-6.75).

Personal: Full name--Devyn T. Manson ... born July 30, 1996, in Lansing ... son of Damian

and Ta-Tanisha Manson ... father was a four-year defensive back letterwinner for Michigan

State (1991-94), also wearing No. 31 ... has one younger sister, Taylor ... is majoring in physical

therapy ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014.


Wayne State University Athletics Historical Timeline• 2003 – Men’s Golf wins fi rst GLIAC Championship; Men’s Swimming wins fi rst

GLIAC Championship; Men’s Ice Hockey participates in NCAA Tournament; Women’s

Softball makes fi rst College World Series; Women’s Basketball participates in fi rst

NCAA Tournament

• 2004 – Men’s Golf makes fi rst NCAA Tournament

• 2005 – Men’s Baseball and Women’s Tennis participate in fi rst NCAA Tournament

• 2006 – Women’s Swimming wins fi rst GLIAC Championship

• 2007 – Rachelle Malette wins fi rst of two GLIAC and Midwest Regional Women’s

Cross Country titles

• 2008 – Women’s Ice Hockey wins fi rst CHA Championship

• 2009 – RB Joique Bell wins the Harlon Hill Trophy; Men’s Golf wins Super

Regionals and advance to First NCAA Finals

• 2011 – Men’s Football makes fi rst Division II Championship Tournament and

advances to the National Championship Game

• 2012 – Women’s Swimming wins fi rst NCAA Division II Championship; Women’s

Indoor and Outdoor Track are newly added sports; Swimmer Catherine Leix is voted

CoSIDA Academic At-Large All-American of the Year

• 2014 – Women’s Tennis wins NCAA Regional and advances to Sweet 16 for fi rst

time in school history; WSU sets school record with 524 NACDA points to fi nish in the

top fi ve (5%) of Division II; Women’s Golf begins fi rst season

High School: A 2014 graduate of Southfi eld-Lathrup High School ... was a two-year

letterwinner for the Chargers ... played his senior season for coach Keith Stephens recording

45 tackles, three interceptions and three forced fumbles .... also rushed for over 200 yards and

a pair of touchdowns ... competed on the SLHS track team for one season participating in the

100m and 200m relay ... served as a football team captain ... played one year at Southfi eld

High School.

Personal: Full name--Jared C. Singletary ... born November 12, 1996, in Southfi eld ... son of

Eldred Singletary, Sr. and the late Jennifer Singletary ... has three brothers, Eldred, Eric and

William, and one sister, Jessica ... is an accounting major ... his cousin, Chris Singletary, was a

three-year letterwinner (1996-98) as a linebacker at Michigan.


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17 ZakBIELECKI

R-Senior • 6-1 • 203

Macomb, Mich. • Lutheran North H.S.

2014 Daktronics All-Super Region 4 Second Team

2014 GLIAC All-Honorable Mention




Career Notes: Played in all 24 games dressed in his fi rst three seasons at WSU, making 16

starts ... missed eight games due to injury ... has 10 career special teams tackles (5-1 on kickoff

coverage and 2-2 on punt coverage).

2015: Named to the USA College Football Pre-Season All-America Honorable Mention Team.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... voted to the Daktronics All-Super Region 4

Second Team ... named to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team ... started all 11 games ... led

the squad and fi nished fi fth in the GLIAC with 101 total tackles ... tied for the GLIAC lead with

teammate Nores Fradi with 73 solo tackles ... garnered game-high totals of 13 solo tackles

(including one for loss) and 16 total tackles vs. Michigan Tech along with a pass break-up to

earn WSU Defensive Player of the Week ... totaled eight tackles (7-1) vs. Carson-Newman ...

recorded game-high mark of 10 total tackles (6-4) along with one for loss and a pass break-

up at Malone ... made six tackles (5-1) against Northwood, including one for loss ... notched

eight solo tackles vs. Tiffi n including one for loss ... contributed 13 tackles (6-7) at Grand Valley

State ... forced a fumble and had four tackles at Northern Michigan (2-2) ... tied for game-

high honors with eight tackles (7-1) against Walsh along with a pass break-up ... recorded fi rst

two career interceptions in win at Findlay along with making three tackles (2-1) to share WSU

Defensive Player of the Week honors with Marcell Jones ... totaled a game-high 12 tackles

(8-4) at Lake Erie including 3.5 for loss (one sack) and an interception to earn WSU Defensive

Player of the Week ... tied for game-high honors with 12 tackles (8-4) against Hillsdale, his

fi fth double-digit tackle game of the season ... three interceptions led WSU and was tied-for-

eighth in the GLIAC ... played on the punt coverage team in the fi rst nine games, and punt

return in the fi rst four contests ... tied-for-ninth nationally in solo tackles per game at 6.6 ...

totaled eight tackles for loss (7 solo, 2 assisted).

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in seven contests (missed four

straight games - AU-NU with an injury), making fi ve starts (Carson-Newman, Northern

Michigan, Ferris State, Grand Valley and Michigan Tech) ... totaled six tackles (4-2) at C-N in

fi rst career start ... tallied three tackles (1-2) at Hillsdale ... recorded three tackles (2-1) against

Saginaw Valley including one for loss ... made six tackles (5-1) at NMU ... notched six tackles

(2-4) at FSU including a half-tackle for loss and a two-yard fumble return ... tied for team-high

honors with eight tackles (3-5) vs. GVSU to earn WSU’s Defensive Player of the Week award

... also saw time on the punt coverage team against the Lakers ... totaled a career-best 11

tackles (6-5) at Michigan Tech ... fi nished fourth on the team with 43 tackles, which led all WSU

defensive backs ... played on the kickoff return at C-N, the punt return unit in fi ve contests, the

punt coverage team in three games, and the kickoff coverage team the last three contests.

2012: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... made collegiate debut at Ashland ... played

in the fi rst six games before suff ering a season-ending injury ... had two tackles (1-1) and

forced a fumble vs. the Eagles ... recorded three tackles (1-2) against Lake Erie and also saw

playing time at safety ... made a kickoff coverage tackle vs. Malone ... tallied a career-high

fi ve tackles (2-3) at Northwood ... two of his three solo tackles vs. Hillsdale came on kickoff

coverage ... had two assisted tackles at Saginaw Valley and saw time on the punt coverage

team ... played on the kickoff coverage and punt return teams in all six games played, and the

kickoff return squad his last four games played ... was a CoSIDA Academic All-District nominee.

2011: Dressed for most of the home games (when not injured), but did not see any playing

time ... was redshirted ... earned WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week award for the

Nebraska-Kearney contest.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Lutheran North High School ... selected the 2010 Macomb

County Player of the Year for coach Gary Faszholz ... helped the Mustangs to an 8-3 mark in

2010 as he rushed for 1,473 yards and 19 touchdowns on 191 attempts ... selected to the

Detroit Free Press Division 5 All-State team ... had six catches for 90 yards, 14 punt returns

for 181 yards, and 11 kickoff returns for 441 yards, including a 100-yard return ... was named

to the county all-star team on both defense (fi rst team) and off ense (second team) ... ran for

626 yards and six touchdowns as a junior while making 112 tackles (87-25), fi ve interceptions

and two fumble recoveries ... also averaged 28 yards per kickoff return on 13 attempts in 2009,

including a 90-yard return ... served as a football team captain ... also competed in track (two

years) and basketball (two years) ... named the school’s all-academic athlete ... earned a spot

on the school’s academic honor roll.

Personal: Full name--Zechariah R. Bielecki ... born January 17, 1993, in Detroit ... son of

Ronald and Annette Bielecki ... has two younger brothers, Samson and Andy ... Andy is a

freshman on the 2015 WSU Football squad ... is a biomedical engineering major ... named to

the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2011 and Winter 2013 ... named to

the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2012 and Fall 2012 ... is a member of the

WSU Student-Athlete Leadership Council ... last name is pronounced buh-LECK-ee.

Bielecki’s Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:


Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

3.5 at Lake Erie (11/8/14)

Interceptions:


Pass Break-Ups:

1 (3x) MR vs. Walsh (10/25/14)

Forced Fumbles:

1 (2x) MR at Northern Mi. (10/18/14)

Fumble Recoveries:

1 at Ferris State (11/2/13)

Bielecki’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sack FF FR Int PBrUp

2012 6 8 8 16 0-0 0 1 0 0 0

2013 7 23 20 43 1.5-4 0 0 1 0 0

2014 11 73 28 101 8.0-26 1.0-6 1 0 3-33 3

Career 24 104 56 160 9.5-30 1.0-6 2 1 3-33 3

Bielecki’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-8-12 @ Ashland 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

9-15-12 Lake Erie 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-22-12 @ Malone 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-29-12 @ Northwood 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-6-12 Hillsdale 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-12 @ SVSU 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0



11-3-12 @ GVSU INJ


CONTINUED


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Bielecki’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-8-12 @ Ashland 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

9-15-12 Lake Erie 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-22-12 @ Malone 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-29-12 @ Northwood 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-6-12 Hillsdale 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-12 @ SVSU 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0



11-3-12 @ GVSU INJ


9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 4 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland INJ


9-28-13 Malone INJ

10-5-13 Northwood INJ

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 2 1 3 1.0 3 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 5 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ FSU 2 4 6 0.5 1 0 1 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 3 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 6 5 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 13 3 16 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 7 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 6 4 10 1.0 2 0 0 0 1 0

9-27-14 Northwood 5 1 6 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 8 0 8 1.0 5 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 6 7 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 3 2 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 7 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 2-11 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 8 4 12 3.5 16 0 0 1-22 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 8 4 12 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 0


SAFETIES/BIELECKI-WILLIAMS

8 JamiilWILLIAMS

R-Senior • 5-11 • 195

Lima, Ohio • Lima Shawnee H.S.


Career Notes: Played in 31 of 32 contests in his three seasons for the Green and Gold making

22 starts in the Wayne State secondary ... tied-for-20th in school history with three forced

fumbles.

2014: Started all 11 games at safety ... tallied seven tackles (5-2) vs. Michigan Tech along

with a pass break-up ... notched four solo tackles and a pass break-up against Carson-Newman

... had an assisted tackle and a pass break-up at Malone ... recorded a pass break-up vs.

Northwood ... made four solo tackles against Tiffi n ... contributed three solo tackles at Grand

Valley State ... credited with seven tackles (5-2) at Northern Michigan plus two pass break-ups

... recorded two solo tackles against Walsh, along with a forced fumble and his second career

interception ... totaled two tackles (1-1) at Findlay ... made three tackles (2-1) at Lake Erie ...

tallied a season-best eight tackles (4-4) vs. Hillsdale ... saw action on the punt return team in

seven contests, the kickoff coverage unit in fi ve games, and the kickoff return team against the

Pioneers ... made a career-high 31 solo tackles.

2013: Played in all 11 games, starting the fi rst nine contests at safety ... recorded three

assisted tackles at Carson-Newman in fi rst career start at safety (both previous starts at

cornerback) ... totaled fi ve tackles (4-1) vs. Ashland including a half-sack and a quarterback

hurry ... tied a career-best with six tackles (3-3) at Lake Erie ... recorded three solo tackles

vs. Malone ... garnered fi ve tackles (4-1) along with a forced fumble and pass break-up

against Northwood ... totaled three solo tackles at Hillsdale ... made four solo tackles vs.

Saginaw Valley ... recorded six tackles (3-3) plus a forced fumble at Northern Michigan to

earn WSU’s Defensive Player of the Week award ... tallied three solo tackles at Ferris State

... garnered three tackles (2-1) against Grand Valley along with a pass break-up ... recorded

fi rst career interception at Michigan Tech ... saw action on punt return in all 11 games, plus

kickoff coverage at Lake Erie and punt coverage at MTU ... tied-for-fi fth in the GLIAC with two

forced fumbles ... fi nished fi fth on the team with 42 tackles ... tied for the squad lead among

defensive backs with 30 solo tackles.

2012: Selected as WSU’s 2012 Defensive Rookie of the Year ... dressed for all 10 games, seeing

action in the fi nal nine contests ... made collegiate debut on the kickoff coverage and kickoff

return teams against Lake Erie ... recorded two special teams tackles (1-1) vs. the Storm ...

totaled three solo tackles vs. the Pioneers ... tallied a career-high six tackles (5-1) at Northwood

with one sack and one pass break-up in fi rst career start ... saw time at both cornerback and

on kickoff coverage in the last seven games ... played on all four special teams against both

Northern Michigan and Grand Valley, and three of the four (all except punt coverage) against

Michigan Tech ... also played on punt coverage vs. Ferris State ... recorded three tackles (1-2)

against the Bulldogs in second career start ... notched four tackles (2-2) and a pass break-up at

Grand Valley ... switched to No. 8.


earned WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week award for the Tiffi n contest ... wore

No. 42.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Lima Shawnee High School ... Honorable Mention All-

Western Buckeye League as a defensive back and second team all-league as a running back

in 2010 ... made 41 tackles and had two interceptions as a senior, while rushing for 800 yards

... recorded 48 tackles and four interceptions in 2009, while rushing for 430 yards ... earned

honorable mention All-WBL as both a running back and cornerback as a junior ... served as a

team captain in football ... ran a 23.62 in the 200m at the 2010 OHSAA District Track and Field

Championship (23.54 is a personal best) ... had an 11.25 for the 100m in a meet at Lima Bath

... also competed in basketball for the Indians.

Personal: Full name--Jamiil A. Williams ... born Sept. 18, 1992, in Lima, Ohio ... son of Chad

and Deloris Williams ... has one older brother, Jamiihr, and a younger sister, Jamiiah ... Jamiihr

redshirted at Michigan State and played in 2010 at Grand Rapids Community College ... is a

global supply chain management major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-

3.49) for Winter 2014, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015.

Williams’ Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:

5 (3x) MR at Northern Mi. (10/18/14)

Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

1.0 at Northwood (9/29/12)

Interceptions:

1 (2x) MR vs. Walsh (10/25/14)


1 vs. Ashland (9/14/13)

Pass Break-Ups:


Forced Fumbles:

1 (3x) MR vs. Walsh (10/25/14)


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Williams’ Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL INT FF FR PBrUp QBH

2012 9 12 6 18 1.0-3 0 0 0 2 0

2013 11 30 12 42 0.5-2 1-0 2 0 2 1

2014 11 31 11 42 0-0 1-0 1 0 6 0

Career 31 73 29 102 1.5-5 2-0 3 0 10 1

Williams’ Career Game-By-Game Statistics


9-8-12 @ Ashland DNP

9-15-12 Lake Erie 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-22-12 @ Malone 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-29-12 @ Northwood 5 1 6 1.0 3 0 0 0 1 0

10-6-12 Hillsdale 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-12 @ SVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-20-12 Northern Mi. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-27-12 Ferris State 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-3-12 @ GVSU 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

11-10-12 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland 4 1 5 0.5 2 0 0 0 0 19-21-13 @ Lake Erie 3 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-5-13 Northwood 4 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-19-13 SVSU 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU 3 3 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

11-2-13 @ FSU 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-9-13 GVSU 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 1-0 1 0

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 5 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

9-27-14 Northwood 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 5 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

10-25-14 Walsh 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 1-0 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 4 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


32 RonBRANT II


Uniontown, Ohio • Green H.S.

2014: Played in 10 games ... made collegiate debut on the kickoff coverage and punt return

units vs. Michigan Tech ... had a 25-yard punt return vs. Carson-Newman, the longest by a

Warrior since Josh Renel had a 55-yard return at Ashland (10/15/2011) ... recorded a career-

best four solo tackles at Malone including two on kickoff coverage ... totaled 39 yards on four

punt returns vs. the Pioneers, including a season-long 34-yard return ... saw time at safety

vs. both Carson-Newman and Malone ... had four punt returns vs. Northwood ... made two

solo tackles against Walsh ... missed the Findlay game due to an injury ... had a solo stop on

kickoff coverage at Lake Erie and vs. Hillsdale ... fi nished the year with six solo tackles on kickoff

coverage, which tied for third on the squad ... played on kickoff coverage his last nine contests,

punt return in four games, and kickoff return vs. the Cavaliers and the Chargers.

2013: Did not dress for any games ... was redshirted.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Green High School in Uniontown, Ohio ... was a three-year

football letterwinner for the Bulldogs ... played in the 2012 Summit County All-Star Game

and served as a co-captain for the East Team ... helped coach Ed Cybak’s squads post back-

to-back 6-4 records in 2011 and 2012 ... named First Team All-Suburban League as a senior

after earning Second Team All-League accolades in 2011 ... recorded 89 solo tackles in 2012

along with fi ve forced fumbles, seven pass break-ups and two interceptions ... also had 13

punt returns for 124 yards and 17 kickoff returns for 280 yards ... grabbed eight passes for 134

yards ... made 65 tackles as a junior with six interceptions ... tallied 10 tackles and had three

interceptions in a 2011 contest vs. Kenmore ... totaled 210 all-purpose yards along with 11

tackles in a 2012 game vs. Cloverleaf ... batted .436 as a junior helping GHS to a 17-8 record ...

served as a team captain in both football and baseball.

Personal: Full name--Ronald C. Brant II ... born March 26, 1995, in Akron, Ohio ... son of Ron

and Becky Brant ... has one older brother, Jacob, and an older sister, Jeanine ... father was a

running back with Akron (1981-84) ... dad had a 100-yard kickoff return vs. Youngstown State

on Sept. 4, 1982 ... mother played softball for the Zips ... is an elementary education major ...

is a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).

Brant’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL INT FF FR PBrUp QBH

2014 10 9 0 9 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

Year Punt Returns Yds Avg TD Long

2014 11 87 7.9 0 34

Brant’s Career HighsTackles:

4 at Malone (9/20/14)

Solo Tackles:

4 at Malone (9/20/14)

Assisted Tackles:

NA

Tackles For Loss:

NA

Interceptions:

NA

Punt Returns:


Punt Return Yards:

39 at Malone (9/20/14)

Longest Punt Return:

34 yards at Malone (9/20/14)

Brant’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Int PBrUp QBH PR Yds

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 29

9-20-14 @ Malone 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 399-27-14 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 19

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0



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7 JamesHENDRIX

R-Junior • 6-0 • 189

Livonia, Mich. • Brother Rice H.S.



2014: Played in 10 games total, including the fi rst seven contests ... made a season-best

two solo tackles, while playing in the secondary, in the Michigan Tech game ... had a kickoff

coverage tackle vs. Carson-Newman ... saw time at safety in the last fi ve games ... had a solo

tackle at Northern Michigan ... missed Walsh contest due to injury ... contributed one solo stop

at Findlay ... made a kickoff coverage tackle against Hillsdale, while also seeing time at safety

... played on the kickoff return unit in nine games, kickoff coverage in eight contests, and punt

return team in seven games ... fi nished the year with three solo tackles on kickoff coverage.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in six games, making two starts ...

started at cornerback in collegiate debut vs. Carson-Newman ... made a career-high six tackles

(2-4) at Lake Erie ... totaled three solo tackles and a forced fumble vs. Malone ... did not travel

to Hillsdale, Northern Michigan or Michigan Tech ... dressed but did not play against Ferris

State and Grand Valley ... saw time on the punt return team in all six games played, and the

kickoff return unit in fi ve contests ... played on the punt coverage unit (one assisted tackle at

C-N) in the fi rst three games ... switched to No. 23.


selected WSU’s Scout Defensive Player of the Week for the Ferris State contest ... wore No. 37.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Birmingham Brother Rice ... recorded 55 tackles (41-14) as a

senior helping coach Al Fracassa’s squad to a 10-4 mark, including a 24-14 state title game win

over Lowell ... also had fi ve interceptions and six pass break-ups ... returned one interception

54 yards for a touchdown against Ann Arbor Pioneer ... had a 51-yard interception return for a

score vs. University of Detroit Jesuit ... made 53 tackles as a junior along with fi ve pass break-

ups and two interceptions ... served as a football team captain ... also competed in track for

the Warriors.

Personal: Full name--James D. Hendrix II ... born November 19, 1994, in Livonia ... son of

Dwayne and Sharon Arnett ... has two sisters, Janae and Tayanna ... is a marketing major ...

named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2014 ... named to the

Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2012, Fall 2013 and Winter 2015.

Hendrix’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL INT FF FR PBrUp QBH

2013 6 5 5 10 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0

2014 10 7 1 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

Career 16 12 6 18 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0

Hendrix’s Career HighsTackles:


Solo Tackles:

3 vs. Malone (9/28/13)

Assisted Tackles:


Tackles For Loss:

NA

Interceptions:

NA

Pass Break-Ups:

NA

Forced Fumbles:

1 vs. Malone (9/28/13)

Fumble Recoveries:

NA

Hendrix’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds FF PBrUp QBH

9-5-13 @ Carson-N. 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-14-13 Ashland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-21-13 @ Lake Erie 2 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-28-13 Malone 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

10-5-13 Northwood 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-12-13 @ Hillsdale DNT

10-19-13 SVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-26-13 @ NMU DNT

11-2-13 @ FSU DNP

11-9-13 GVSU DNP

11-16-13 @ Mich. Tech DNT

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh INJ

11-1-14 @ Findlay 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


13 DeAndreGRADY

R-Junior • 5-10 • 204

Grand Rapids, Mich. • East Grand Rapids H.S.

2015: Will redshirt due to injury suff ered during spring ball.

2014: Played in all 11 games ... made collegiate debut in Michigan Tech game ... saw special

teams action on all four units in all 11 games ... also played safety in six games ... recorded

three tackles (1-2) at Malone, and a solo stop vs. Northwood ... had a punt coverage tackle

at Grand Valley State to earn WSU Special Teams Player of the Week ... credited with one solo

tackle vs. Walsh along with a fumble recovery ... made four tackles (1-3) at Findlay with three

of the stops coming on punt coverage ... had a solo tackle at Lake Erie ... totaled a career-high


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41 Tre’vonAVERY

Freshman • 6-0 • 172 • Cornerback

Grand Blanc, Mich. • Grand Blanc H.S.

81 MarcusBAILEY

Freshman • 6-4 • 191 • Wide Receiver

Walled Lake, Mich. • Walled Lake Western H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Walled Lake Western High School ... was a three-year

letterwinner for the Warriors and coach Mike Zdebski ... had 35 receptions for 417 yards and

fi ve touchdowns as a senior to help WLWHS to a 9-2 mark and the second round of the state

playoff s ... named to the Detroit Free Press All-Metro North Honorable Mention Team ... earned

academic all-state recognition ... was a First Team All-Kensington Lakes Activities Association

selection ... served as a team captain for both football and basketball ... helped lead the

Warriors basketball squad to a 21-2 record in 2014-15, a KLAA league title and the district

championship game ... was a 2015 Class A Honorable Mention All-State basketball selection

by the Free Press ... named to the Free Press All-North Honorable Mention squad in basketball

as a senior ... earned Kensington Lakes Activities Association All-League honors in basketball

as a senior.

Personal: Full name--Marcus T. Bailey, Jr. ... born June 2, 1997, in Detroit ... son of Marcus

Bailey, Sr. and Tamekia James ... has three younger sisters, Dyamon, Forever and D’Asia ... plans

to major in criminal justice.

Coach Winters on Marcus Bailey: “Marcus played wide receiver for coach Mike Zdebski. He

is a very tall, athletic receiver who catches the ball with his hands away from his body. Marcus

has the ability to go up and high point the ball with his 41 inch vertical leap. He can become a

smooth athletic receiver with more experience.”

two solo tackles vs. Hillsdale including fi rst career sack ... led the team with fi ve punt coverage

tackles (2-3) and fi nished with seven special teams tackles (4-3) .

2013: Did not dress for any games ... selected WSU’s Scout Team Defensive Player of the Week

for the Grand Valley game.

2012: Did not dress for any games ... was redshirted ... selected WSU’s Scout Defensive Player

of the Week for both the Saginaw Valley and Grand Valley contests.

High School: A 2012 graduate of East Grand Rapids High School ... helped the Pioneers to

a 9-4 mark as a senior for coach Peter Stuursma ... fi nished second on the team in 2011 with

108 total tackles and led the Pioneers with six interceptions, 10 pass break-ups, and three

fumble recoveries ... had 20 receptions and six touchdowns as a senior and also returned

two interceptions, two punts, and one kickoff for touchdowns ... EGRHS went 14-0 in 2010

including a 35-27 Division 3 state championship game victory over Orchard Lake St. Mary’s

... tied for team-high total with 11 tackles in state title game while starting at both defensive

back and fl anker ... had four catches for 34 yards, including a nine-yard reception setting up

the Pioneers fi rst touchdown ... had an 11-yard reception on a fourth-and-eight in the third

quarter with EGRHS leading 21-14 ... also had an 11-yard catch on a third-and-10 in the fourth

quarter ... served as a team captain in both football and basketball.

Personal: Full name--DeAndre L. Grady ... born June 6, 1994, in Grand Rapids ... son of

Rodney and Janell Grady ... older brother DeMarcus played football at Northern Illinois

appearing in 33 games from 2007-2011 ... is a biological sciences major ... named to the

Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Winter 2015 ... played AAU basketball for

the Michigan Hurricanes.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Grand Blanc High School ... was a three-year letterwinner

for the Bobcats ... passed for 1,787 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior ... rushed for 789

yards and seven scores for coach Joe Delaney’s squad ... selected as a fi nalist for the 2014

MLive Michigan High School Football Player of the Year award ... passed for 363 yards and

fi ve touchdowns in a 2014 win over Milford ... had three 100-yard rushing performances as a

senior, including 147 yards against Brighton ... earned Honorable Mention All-State accolades

as a junior after recording 2,230 passing yards along with 989 rushing yards ... set a GBHS

record with 547 yards of total off ense against Livonia Churchill ... also played basketball and

ran track (long jump, 100m, 200m and high jump) for GBHS ... scored 29 points in a win

over Brighton on Feb. 3, 2015 ... was a 2015 Class A Honorable Mention All-State basketball

selection by the Free Press ... earned Kensington Lakes Activities Association All-League honors

in basketball as a senior ... served as a team captain in both football and basketball.

Personal: Full name--Tre’von R. Avery ... born November 28, 1996, in Mansfi eld, Ohio ... son of

Courtney and Michelle Avery ... has one older brother, Courtney, and one older sister, Angelica

... brother was a four-year letterwinner at Michigan (2010-13), who appeared in 50 games,

making 19 starts as a defensive back ... Courtney tied the Michigan record for longest fumble

return for a touchdown (83 yards) vs. Minnesota (October 1, 2011) ... Courtney was a two-time

Academic All-Big Ten selection as well as earning National Football Foundation’s Hampshire

Honor Society membership ... in 2012, Courtney earned the Frederick Matthaei spring award

for the junior-to-be who has displayed leadership, drive and achievement on the athletic fi eld

and in the classroom ... plans to major in biology and would like to become a dentist.

Coach Winters on Tre’von Avery: “Tre’von played quarterback and defensive back for coach

Joe Delaney at Grand Blanc High School. He is a fl uid athlete, with good speed and quickness.

Tre’von has the ability to make people miss when he becomes a ball carrier. He will come up

and hit as a defender. Tre’von has excellent ball skills and will compete as a kick returner.”

Grady’s Career StatisticsYear GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks FF FR PBrUp INT

2014 11 8 5 13 1-3 1-3 0 1 0 0-0

Hendrix’s Career Game-By-Game Statistics

Date Opp Solo Asst Tot TFL Yds Sack Yds FR PBrUp QBH

9-4-14 Mich. Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-13-14 Carson-New. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-20-14 @ Malone 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9-27-14 Northwood 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-4-14 Tiffi n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-11-14 @ GVSU 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-18-14 @ NMU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10-25-14 Walsh 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

11-1-14 @ Findlay 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-8-14 @ Lake Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11-15-14 Hillsdale 2 0 2 1 3 1 3 0 0 0



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49 TirocaBATTLEFreshman • 6-1 • 255 • Defensive Tackle

Auburn Hills, Mich. • Avondale H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Avondale High School ... was a four-year letterwinner for the

Yellow Jackets and coach Steve Deutsch ... totaled 136 tackles as a senior, including 47 for loss

... tallied 21 sacks to earn Team Defensive MVP accolades ... accumulated 86 stops (36-50) the

two prior seasons combined ... totaled 42 tackles in 2013 including 20 for loss (6.5 sacks) along

with three quarterback hurries and one forced fumble ... selected to the All-Oakland Activities

Association First Team ... recorded 4.5 sacks in 2012 ... participated in the U.S. Army national

combine ... earned Honorable Mention All-Oakland County accolades ... named Defensive MVP

of the Rivals Underclassman Big Man Elite Camp ... served as a team captain in 2014.

Personal: Full name--Tiroca T. A. Battle ... born July 30, 1997, in Pontiac ... son of Tiroca

Battle, Sr. and Terita Robinson ... has three younger brothers, Mekhi, Deshawn and Teriq ... has

two younger sisters, Jordan and Mikayla ... plans to major in physical therapy ... fi rst name is

pronounced TY-row-cuh.

Coach Winters on Tiroca Battle: “Tiroca played on the defensive line for Avondale High

School and coach Steve Deutsch. He can play any position along the defensive line because of

his excellent quickness and athletic ability. Tiroca is very quick and explosive off the snap and

his long arms make him diffi cult to block.”

57 BradyBEEDON

Freshman • 6-3 • 211 • Defensive End

Marysville, Mich. • Marysville H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Marysville High School ... was a three-year letterwinner

for the Vikings … named to the Detroit Free Press Division 4 All-State team as an defensive

lineman … was a Division 3-4 Honorable Mention All-State selection for coach Mark Caza …

earned First Team All-Macomb Area Conference (MAC) Gold Division honors as well as Second

Team All-Metro East accolades after totaling 53 tackles as a senior including 12.5 for loss …

named to the Port Huron Times Herald All-Blue Water Area First Team after blocking two kicks

and returning a fumble for a touchdown … recorded 61 tackles as a junior, including 15 for

loss (eight sacks) along with two forced fumbles, an interception and a fumble recovery …

served as a football team captain as a senior and was a two-year basketball team captain ...

also competed in baseball and track for the Vikings.

Personal: Full name--Brady M. Beedon ... born July 31, 1996, in Port Huron ... son of Roger

and Kerry Beedon ... father played goalie for Ohio State’s ice hockey team (1985-89) and was

drafted in 1985 by the Montreal Canadiens ... grandfather Michael Mullins was a 1965 football

letterwinner at Iowa ... uncle Brett Mullins is Saginaw Valley State’s (1990-93) all-time leader

in rushing attempts with 677 ... uncle Ryan Mullins is among SVSU’s (1993-95) all-time tackles

leaders with 250 stops ... cousin Dominic Schultz is a current linebacker at the University of

Minnesota ... plans to major in broadcast journalism.

Coach Winters on Brady Beedon: “Brady played for Mark Caza at Marysville High School.

He plays very hard with a good motor. Brady is very physical, very tough and athletic. He runs

very well and is an excellent special teams performer.”

37 AndyBIELECKI

Freshman • 5-11 • 192 • Safety

Shelby Twp., Mich. • Lutheran North H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Lutheran North High School ... was a two-year letterwinner

for the Mustangs and coach Ryan Wesley ... missed a majority of his senior year due to injury

... recorded three interceptions and six tackles for loss as a junior to earn First Team All-Catholic

League recognition ... had 26 receptions for 612 yards and six touchdowns ... was a First Team

All-County honoree as well as Second Team All-Metro ... also returned kicks for the Mustangs

... played basketball for LNHS ... also ran track for the Mustangs competing in the 200m and

the 4x200m relay ... served as a team captain in both football and basketball ... was an All-

Academic Athlete Award recipient (GPA above a 3.5 all four years).

Personal: Full name--Andrew M. Bielecki … born July 2, 1997, in Grosse Pointe ... son of

Ronald and Annette Bielecki ... has an older brother Zak, who is a three-year WSU football

letterwinner (2012-14), and a younger brother, Sam ... is undecided on academic major.

Coach Winters on Andy Bielecki: “Andy played at Lutheran North for coach Ryan Wesley.

He is a quality all-around athlete, who excelled on both off ense and defense. Andy comes to

Wayne looking to make an impact in the secondary and special teams with his toughness and

quickness. He is the brother of All-GLIAC performer Zak Bielecki.”

93 CalebCARRIZALESFreshman • 6-3 • 274 • Defensive Tackle

Hamler, Ohio • Patrick Henry H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Patrick Henry High School ... was a four-year letterwinner

for the Patriots ... named to the Ohio Division VI Special Mention All-State squad ... selected to

the Northwest Ohio Athletic League First Team in 2014 after recording 65 tackles, including 19

for loss (fi ve sacks) ... played his senior year for coach Joe Kirkendall ... served as a football team

captain as a senior ... competed in both the shot put and discus for PHHS ... competed at the

2015 Ohio State meet in the shot put fi nishing ninth ... best shot put distance of 56-11.5 came

at the 2015 OHSAA Regional Meet ... top discus throw of 138-09.00 occurred on May 16, 2014

... earned one letter in basketball (sophomore season) and four in track.

Personal: Full name--Caleb A. Carrizales ... born June 8, 1997, in Bowling Green, Ohio ...

son of Donnie and Elissa Carrizales ... younger brother of current Warrior defensive end Jake

Carrizales … also has two older brothers, Donnie and Nick, and a younger sister, Abby ... is

undecided on academic major.

Coach Winters on Caleb Carrizales: “Caleb played on the defensive line for head coach

Jonathan Clark at Patrick Henry High School in Hamler, Ohio. He plays extremely hard and has

a great motor. Caleb can play on the edge as a defensive end or inside as a defensive tackle. He

is the brother of All-GLIAC defensive end Jake Carrizales.”


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FRESHMEN/CHARRON-COPELAND-CURRIE-DAVIS

34 StephenCHARRON

Freshman • 6-1 • 230 • Fullback

Palm Harbor, Fla. • Palm Harbor H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Palm Harbor High School ... also played running back for

coach Reggie Crume ... invited to play in the 2014 North-South Pinellas County All-Star game

and was named MVP after rushing for 106 yards and two touchdowns ... also played in the

2015 Blue-Grey All-American Bowl in Tampa ... placed fi rst in the county and district wrestling

tournament, then fi nished second in the pre-state wrestling tournament at 220 pounds.

Personal: Full name--Stephen C. Charron ... born March 6, 1997, in Tampa, Fla. ... son of

Matthew and Joanna Charron ... has a younger brother, Nicholas, and a younger sister, Emma

... plans to major in kinesiology ... cousin of former WSU quarterback Jason Charron (1999-

2001).

Coach Winters on Stephen Charron: “Stephen is very athletic and a very tough fullback.

He fi ts what we look for in the position, because he is an excellent blocker, very tough and

physical. Stephen also catches the ball well and runs with speed and power. He will have

the opportunity to compete for playing time very soon, because of his athletic and physical

development.”

46 AnthonyCOPELAND


Bedford, Ohio • Bedford H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Bedford High School ... fi nished with 37 tackles (18-19) in

2014 plus an interception against Garfi eld Heights ... made a season-high eight stops (3-5) in a

35-6 win over Maple Heights ... selected to the 2014 Associated Press Northeast Lakes Division

II All-District Second Team ... helped the Bearcats to a 13-1 mark including a 6-0 league record

as a senior for coach Sean Williams ... was a two-year letterwinner for BHS ... selected as the

squad’s Defensive Back of the Year as a senior ... also earned Scholar Athlete recognition ...

served as a football team captain in 2014.

Personal: Full name--Anthony L. Copeland II ... born August 1, 1997, in Cleveland, Ohio ...

son of Anthony Sr. and Tonya Copeland ... has one younger brother, Aaron and one older sister,

Tashyana ... plans to major in engineering.

Coach Winters on Anthony Copeland: “Anthony played in the secondary for coach

Sean Williams at Bedford High School in Northeast Ohio. He has a very athletic frame for a

cornerback. Anthony is smooth athletic and runs extremely well. He has good ball skills and

is a willing tackler.”

80 JonCURRIE


Metamora, Mich. • Lapeer H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Lapeer High School ... was a two-year letterwinner for the

Lightning and coach Mike Smith ... helped lead LHS to the Saginaw Valley League (SVL) Red

Division title and 10-1 overall record in 2014 ... totaled 69 tackles as a senior, including 12 for

loss to earn First Team All-SVL Red Division honors ... credited with nine sacks, 10 quarterback

hurries and two forced fumbles in 2014 ... played at Lapeer West before school merger ...

recorded 43 tackles as a junior along with fi ve quarterback hurries ... led LWHS with four sacks

in 2013 ... named to the Flint Metro League Second Team as a sophomore after leading his

LWHS in sacks ... played travel basketball for the Mid-Michigan Lakers ... played four seasons

of high school basketball ... served as a team captain in both football and basketball ... was a

three-year Scholar-Athlete award recipient.

Personal: Full name--Jonathan C. Currie ... born February 28, 1997, in Flint ... son of Richard

and Jill Currie ... has one younger brother, Carson ... has one older sister, Jenna ... is undecided

on academic major.

Coach Winters on Jon Currie: “Jon played both tight end and defensive end for coach Mike

Smith at Lapeer High School. He plays very hard, is strong at the point of attack, and athletic

enough to play tight end or defensive end at the collegiate level. Jon is an intelligent young

man and has a very bright future.”

78 NickDAVIS

Freshman • 6-3 • 295 • Guard

Livonia, Mich. • Churchill H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Livonia Churchill High School ... was a three-year

letterwinner for the Chargers and coach Bill DeFillipo ... selected to the Detroit News Division

1-2 All-State Honorable Mention squad ... named to the 2014 Detroit Free Press All-Metro West

Second Team after helping LCHS to an 8-3 mark and the second round of the MHSAA Division

1 state playoff s ... voted to the Kensington Lakes Activities Association All-League Team ...

recorded 76 pancake blocks in 2014.

Personal: Full name--Nicholas J. Davis ... born July 16, 1996, in Royal Oak ... son of Bob and

Carla Davis ... has an older sister, Gina ... is undecided on academic major.

Coach Winters on Nick Davis: “Nick led the Livonia Churchill Chargers and coach Bill

DeFillipo’s squad to an 8-3 season. He excels as a run blocker, is very aggressive and plays with

a toughness and nasty temperament. Nick has the strength to play inside as a guard and the

length to play on the edge as a tackle.”


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36 LeonEGGLESTON

Freshman • 6-0 • 200 • Linebacker

Sylvania, Ohio • Southview H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Sylvania Southview High School ... made 116 tackles,

including 65 solo to earn First Team All-Northern Lakes League honors for coach Jim Mayzes ...

named to the Associated Press Northwest Ohio All-District First Team as well as Special Mention

All-State ... rushed for 300 yards and four touchdowns for the Cougars ... also had 14 receptions

... helped SSHS to a 6-4 mark in 2014 ... earned First Team All-NLL honors as a junior ... served

as a football team captain ... competed in the both the shot put (50-1) and discus (156-3) for

the Cougar track and fi eld team ... also played basketball for SSHS ... earned Academic (Merit

Roll) recognition for maintaining a 3.0 GPA all four quarters.

Personal: Full name--Leon B. Eggleston ... born January 22, 1997, in Olean, N.Y. ... son of

Leon and Angela Eggleston ... has an older brother, Marshone, and an older sister, Amani ...

plans to major in criminal justice.

Coach Winters on Leon Eggleston: “Leon played both running back and linebacker for

coach Jim Mayzes at Sylvania Southview. He is a tough physical football player, who played

running back with a linebacker mentality. Leon has excellent athletic ability and great speed

for his position.”

30 DonteEUBANKS


Farmington Hills, Mich. • Harrison H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Farmington Hills Harrison High School ... named to the

Detroit News Division 1-2 Honorable Mention All-State Team ... helped the Hawks to a 10-3

record in 2014 and the MHSAA Division 2 state semifi nals for coach John Herrington ... named

to the Detroit Free Press All-Metro North Honorable Mention Team ... selected to the All-

Oakland Activities Association squad ... received All-Oakland County honors from the Oakland

Press ... was a two-year letterwinner in football ... also ran track for FHHHS competing in the

100m (11.5), 200m (22.83), 400m (58.8) and 110m hurdles (16.8) and 300m hurdles (43.9) ...

returned an interception for a touchdown in the 2015 Michigan vs. Ohio Border Classic game

at WSU.

Personal: Full name--Donte T. Eubanks ... born June 3, 1997, in Farmington Hills ... son of

Carlos and Marquitta Eubanks ... has two brothers, Carlos and Julian ... has one younger sister,

Baylee ... plans to major in business.

Coach Winters on Donte Eubanks: “Donte played cornerback for coach John Herrington

at Harrison High School. He also competed on the track team. Donte uses his speed and

quickness to run with wide receivers all over the fi eld. He has a muscular fame and is solid in

run support. Donte also has excellent ball skills.”

69 DariusGRIGGS


Akron, Ohio • East Community Learning

High School: A 2015 graduate of East Community Learning Center ... was a four-year

starter for the Dragons and coach Marques Hayes ... named to the Associated Press 2013 and

2014 Northeast Ohio Division III Inland All-District Honorable Mention Team ... participated

in the 2014 Thanks4Giving All-Star game ... totaled 90 tackles as a senior along with two

interceptions ... recorded 18 tackles plus an interception vs. Coventry ... competed in basketball

and track for the Dragons ... served as a team captain in all three sports.

Personal: Full name--Darius C. Griggs ... born March 27, 1996, in Akron, Ohio ... son of Donita

Griggs ... has two brothers, Bruce and Dondione, and one sister Jashona ... plans to major in

physical therapy.

Coach Winters on Darius Griggs: “Darius played linebacker for coach Marques Hayes at

Akron East High School. He is an outstanding athlete with a good frame to grow into the

position. Darius is a hitter, who plays with good knee bend and acceleration to the football.

He has the ability to compete at either outside linebacker position.”

62 TarronHAMPTON

Freshman • 6-5 • 290 • Tackle

Brandon, Fla. • Bloomingdale H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Bloomingdale High School ... primarily played left tackle

for the Bulls ... helped BHS to a 9-1 regular-season record in 2014 and a spot in the Florida

8A Tournament ... selected MVP of the 2014 South Florida Camp ... named to the 2014

Hillsborough County Senior All-Star game ... received Honorable Mention All-Tampa Bay Elite

Team recognition as well as being selected for the 2015 Blue-Grey All-American Bowl in Tampa

... was a two-year letterwinner for BHS.

Personal: Full name--Tarron A. Hampton ... born February 8, 1997, in Big Bend, Kan. ... son of

Andre and Nicole Hampton ... has two younger brothers, Jordan and Haden ... plans to major

in criminal justice.

Coach Winters on Tarron Hampton: “Tarron is a very talented and athletic off ensive

lineman. He is very light on his feet and is advanced in his pass blocking technique. Tarron

slides well with good balance and has a good punch. He has excellent size and a very bright

future as an off ensive lineman.”


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FRESHMEN/HAZIME-HILL-HOLLINS-KETTERMAN

43 MichaelHAZIME



High School: A 2015 graduate of Dearborn Fordson High School ... was a two-year starter for

the Tractors and coach Fouad Zaban ... recorded 113 tackles as a senior, including fi ve sacks in

helping DFHS to a 10-1 mark ... returned both interceptions in 2014 for a touchdown ... named

to the 2014 Detroit Free Press All-Metro West First Team ... voted to the Western Wayne Athletic

Conference First Team ... played two years of basketball and baseball for DFHS ... earned All-

League honors in basketball ... served as a team captain in both football and basketball ... was

a member of the school’s academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Full name--Michael M. Hazime ... born June 13, 1997, in Dearborn ... son of John

and Kwielin Hazime ... has two sisters, Raina and Summer ... plans to major in computer

science.

Coach Winters on Michael Hazime: “Michael played linebacker for coach Fouad Zaban at

Fordson High School. He plays inside linebacker with an angry temperament! Michael is a

very tough, instinctual football player. He runs well and makes plays from sideline to sideline.”

41 JamesHILL

Freshman • 6-3 • 205 • Running Back

Livonia, Mich. • Clarenceville H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Livonia Clarenceville High School ... named to the 2014

Detroit Free Press All-Metro West Honorable Mention Team ... rushed for 1,171 yards and 19

touchdowns on 135 carries for the Trojans and coach Kenneth Fry ... also caught 12 passes for

178 yards and two scores ... selected the squad’s team MVP ... voted to the All-Western Wayne

Athletic Conference First Team ... totaled 58 tackles ... rushed 20 times for 220 yards and three

touchdowns against Garden City ... scored 13 touchdowns in 2013 in helping LCHS to a 12-1

mark ... also participated in basketball (center) and track (sprinter) ... served as a team captain

in football ... was a member of the school’s academic Honor Roll ... also served as an editor of

the school newspaper.

Personal: Full name--James K. Hill, Jr. … born February 10, 1997, in Detroit ... son of James

Hill, Sr. and Kimberly Hill ... has three brothers, Rafael, Rodney and Michael, and one younger

sister, Gabrielle ... plans to major in business administration.

Coach Winters on James Hill: “James was a standout running back for Clarenceville coach

Kenneth Fry. He is a very tall, athletic tailback/athlete. James has excellent speed and a quick

change of direction. We expect James to become a standout special teams player and a tough,

physical, downhill runner!”

67 JustinHOLLINS

Freshman • 6-1 • 334 • Nose Tackle

West Bloomfi eld, Mich. • W. Bloomfi eld H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of West Bloomfi eld High School ... was a three-year

letterwinner for the Lakers and coach Ron Bellamy ... named to the Detroit Free Press All-

Metro North Honorable Mention Team ... tallied 23 tackles including six for loss (fi ve sacks)

as WBHS went 9-2 and advanced to the second round of the 2014 state playoff s ... recovered

two fumbles and had an interception ... selected to the All-Oakland Activities Association First

Team in both 2013 and 2014 ... was an all-state wrestler in the heavyweight division ... served

as a wrestling team captain.

Personal: Full name--Justin T. Hollins … born October 6, 1997, in Detroit ... son of Alexander

and Tammy Hollins ... has one younger sister, Jasmine ... plans to major in secondary education.

Coach Winters on Justin Hollins: “Justin competed for Division I State Coach of the Year Ron

Bellamy as a defensive tackle at West Bloomfi eld High School. He is a powerful inside presence

along the defensive line. Justin is also one of the top wrestlers in the state and a high school

teammate of new recruit Jalen Lewis. Justin has outstanding quickness for a 300 pounder.”

86 LukeKETTERMAN

Freshman • 6-5 • 230 • Tight End

Maumee, Ohio • Toledo St. Francis H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Toledo (Ohio) St. Francis de Sales High School ... was a

three-year letterwinner for the Knights and coach Chris Hedden ... was a three-year member

of the Three Rivers Athletic Conference (TRAC) All-Academic squad ... voted to the 2014 All-

TRAC Second Team as an off ensive lineman ... also saw playing time at defensive end ... served

as a football team captain as a senior ... earned two letters in baseball as a pitcher and fi rst

baseman.

Personal: Full name--Luke M. Ketterman ... born February 14, 1997, in Toledo, Ohio ... son of

Paul and Julie Ketterman ... has a younger sister, Lauren ... grandfather Delwin Ketterman was

a two-year football letterwinner (1956-57) at the University of Toledo ... father played football

at Bluff ton College ... plans to major in business marketing.

Coach Winters on Luke Ketterman: “Luke played on the defensive and off ensive line for

coach Chris Hedden at St. Francis de Sales High School. He is an excellent blocker with great

technique. Luke knows how to use his length and quick feet to sustain blocks. He has shown

enough athletic ability to project to the tight end position. Luke is an excellent student and

a team leader.”


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13 ChristianKLINK

Freshman • 6-2• 208 • Quarterback

Olmsted Falls, Ohio • Parma Hts. Holy Name H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Parma Heights Holy Name High School ... helped HNHS

to a 6-4 mark in 2014 ... passed for 2,300 yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior for coach Dan

Wondolowski ... named to the 2014 Associated Press Northeast Lakes All-District Division IV

Special Mention Team ... voted to the All-League Second Team ... began his high school career

at St. Ignatius where he passed for 630 yards and three touchdowns in 2013 ... served as a

team captain.

Personal: Full name--Christian F. Klink ... born September 10, 1996, in Olmsted Falls, Ohio ...

son of Brandi Piko ... plans to major in business.

Coach Winters on Christian Klink: “Christian played quarterback for coach Dan

Wondolowski at Holy Name High School. He is a strong physical quarterback who has a strong

arm and excellent technique. Christian has shown the ability to execute the quick game,

screens and make downfi eld throws.”

58 JalenLEWIS


Pontiac, Mich. • West Bloomfi eld H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of West Bloomfi eld High School ... was a four-year letterwinner

for the Lakers and coach Ron Bellamy ... recorded 90 tackles including 11 sacks as a senior ...

tallied six pass break-ups as a senior as WBHS had a 9-2 record ... was a Second Team All-

Metro selection ... totaled 15 tackles against Livonia Stevenson including two sacks in the

2014 MHSAA fi rst round playoff win for the Lakers ... earned the squad’s Team Hustle Award ...

named the Most Improved Player in Oakland County by the Oakland Press.

Personal: Full name--Jalen D. Lewis … born March 22, 1996, in Pontiac ... son of Mark Lewis

and Kathy Holder ... has one younger brother, Jayshaun ... plans to major in criminal justice.

Coach Winters on Jalen Lewis: “Jalen played defensive end for coach Ron Bellamy’s 9-2

playoff team at West Bloomfi eld. He has exceptional athletic ability for the position. Jalen

runs very well and provides a consistent pass rush. He has the frame to grow into a dominant

defensive lineman.”

83 KyleLEWISFreshman • 5-11 • 188 • Wide Receiver

Detroit, Mich. • Renaissance H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Detroit Renaissance High School ... was a three-year

letterwinner for the Phoenix and coach Tony Elliott ... passed for 1,067 yards and 13

touchdowns as a senior ... rushed for seven touchdowns and 735 yards in 2014 ... named to the

2014 All-Detroit Honorable Mention Team by the Detroit Free Press as a quarterback … voted

to the Detroit Public School League All-City Team ... had 15 receptions for 335 yards and three

touchdowns as a junior ... returned one of his two interceptions for a touchdown ... selected as

the squad’s 2014 Off ensive Most Valuable Player ... served two years as a football team captain.

Personal: Full name--Kyle L. Lewis ... born April 10, 1997, in Detroit ... son of James Lewis and

Lorie Lewis ... has four brothers, Dedrick, Cory, Kody and Christopher, and one younger sister,

Tyler ... his older brother Dedrick Roper played at Northwood and with the Philadelphia Eagles

... Dedrick became the fi rst player in Northwood history to reach the National Football League

after earning Second Team All-America honors following the 2003 season ... he was inducted

into the Northwood Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010 ... plans to major in kinesiology.

Coach Winters on Kyle Lewis: “Kyle played quarterback in high school for coach Tony Elliott

but will focus on the wide receiver position at Wayne State. He shows extremely quick feet,

is very athletic and diffi cult to tackle in the open fi eld. As a receiver, Kyle has the ability to

separate from defenders with his explosive quickness and speed.”

20 GregMcDADE


Sterling Heights, Mich. • Stevenson H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Sterling Heights (Adlai E.) Stevenson High School ... was

a three-year letterwinner for the Titans ... selected to the Detroit News Division 1-2 All-State

Honorable Mention squad ... named to the Detroit Free Press Honorable Mention All-State team

... totaled 40 tackles along with 10 pass break-ups for coach Kevin Frederick ... recorded four

interceptions as SHS compiled a 7-3 record ... had 590 receiving yards plus 400 rushing yards in

2014 ... also lettered three years in baseball ... served as a football team captain.

Personal: Full name--Gregory W. McDade, Jr. ... born May 30, 1997, in Grosse Pointe ... son of

Greg and Kimberly McDade ... has an older brother, Darreaus, and an older sister, Kourtnee ...

is undecided on academic major.

Coach Winters on Greg McDade: “Greg was a standout two-way player for coach Kevin

Frederick at Sterling Heights Stevenson High School. He has a long athletic frame for the

cornerback position. Greg tackles very well and has the ability to run with the receivers. He is

very athletic, and will really improve with concentration on one position.”


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FRESHMEN/MOFFETT-MULLER-SANDERS-SMITH

28 DeOntayMOFFETT

Freshman • 5-9 • 205 • Running Back

Muskegon Hts., Mich. • Mona Shores H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Mona Shores High School ... selected to the Detroit News

Division 1-2 All-State Honorable Mention squad ... rushed for 85 yards in the 2014 MHSAA

Division 2 state championship game for the Sailors and coach Matt Koziak ... named to the

Detroit Free Press Honorable Mention All-State team ... gained 1,534 rushing yards on 233

attempts with 19 touchdowns as a senior ... voted to the All-OK Conference First Team ...

named to the Muskegon All-Area First Team ... became Mona Shores all-time leading rusher

... was a three-year letterwinner ... competed in basketball and track for the Sailors ... served

as a football team captain.

Personal: Full name--DeOntay R. Moff ett ... born November 6, 1996, in Muskegon Heights ...

son of Stephen and Devett Moff ett ... has three older brothers, Marco, Stephen II, Stephen III,

and an older sister, La’toyva ... plans to major in nursing.

Coach Winters on DeOntay Moff ett: “DeOntay was a standout running back for coach Matt

Koziak at Muskegon Mona Shores High School. He runs very hard and is diffi cult to tackle.

DeOntay has a strong thick lower body. He has good foot quickness, vision and running

instincts. DeOntay can also catch the ball out of the backfi eld.”

87 KyleMULLER

Freshman • 6-2 • 218 • Tight End

Clinton Twp., Mich. • Chippewa Valley H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Chippewa Valley High School ... named to the Detroit News

2014 All-State Division 1-2 First Team after being selected to the All-Metro East squad ... had

51 receptions in 2014 (second most in school history) for 889 yards and eight touchdowns ...

also rushed for six scores as a senior for coach Scott Merchant ... named to the Detroit Free Press

All-State Honorable Mention team ... was a two-year letterwinner for the Big Reds ... served

as a team captain.

Personal: Full name--Kyle D. Muller ... born December 16, 1996, in Livonia ... son of Doug

Muller and Cheryl Muller ... has one younger brother, Ryan, and two sisters, Marissa and Rylee

... is undecided on academic major.

Coach Winters on Kyle Muller: “Kyle played for coach Scott Merchant at Chippewa Valley.

He is a dynamic off ensive threat as a receiver and as a running quarterback in the wildcat

off ense. Kyle uses his speed to create mismatches against linebackers and safeties. He has

excellent receiving skills, which will allow him to fl ex out.”

24 TerrySANDERS


Sterling Heights, Mich. • Stevenson H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Sterling Heights Stevenson High School ... recorded 45

tackles as a senior including three for loss (two sacks) for the Titans and coach Kevin Frederick

... totaled two interceptions and two forced fumbles along with four pass break-ups ... was an

Honorable Mention All-Macomb Area Conference (MAC) selection ... competed in track (4x200

and 4x400 relays) ... served as a team captain for both sports.

Personal: Full name--Terry T. Sanders ... born December 1, 1997, in Detroit ... son of the late

Sandra Sanders ... resides with aunt and uncle Chris and Pat Herriotte ... had three brothers,

Dion, Demetrius and Dennis, and eight sisters, Courtney, Angel, Krissie, Ashely, Deonna, Taylor,

Nakya and Iyahann ... is majoring in special education.

Coach Winters on Terry Sanders: “Terry played in the defensive backfi eld for coach Kevin

Frederick at Sterling Heights Stevenson High School. He has a tall muscular build. Terry runs

very well and is a good tackler. He has the speed to play corner and the strength to play safety.”

54 RyanSMITH


Warren, Mich. • De La Salle H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Warren De La Salle High School ... selected to the Detroit

News Division 1-2 All-State Honorable Mention squad ... totaled 104 tackles as a senior

including 16.5 for loss (three sacks) for coach Paul Verska ... forced three fumbles and had three

quarterback hurries ... named to the All-County First Team ... made six solo tackles including

one for loss in the 2014 MHSAA Division 2 state championship game win ... concluded his

high school career with 199 tackles including 28.5 for loss and fi ve sacks ... was a three-year

letterwinner for the Pilots ... served as a football team captain ... participated in lacrosse for

one season ... was a member of the school’s academic Honor Roll all four years as well as the

Principal’s list.

Personal: Full name--Ryan K. Smith ... born August 12, 1996, in Grosse Pointe ... son of

Randall and Terri Smith ... has two older brothers, Eric and Kevin, and one older sister, Lindsey

... plans to major in criminal justice.

Coach Winters on Ryan Smith: “Ryan played both ways on the State Championship football

team from De La Salle that was coached by Paul Verska. He plays with great intelligence,

quickness and the ability to strike with great force. Ryan is very tough and an all-around good

football player. He has the speed and quickness to make plays from sideline to sideline.”


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FRESHMEN/TOCKSTEIN-TOTH-YOUNGER-ZEZULA

77 JustinTOCKSTEIN

Freshman • 6-4 • 290 • Tackle

Warren, Mich. • Mott H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Warren Mott High School ... named to the 2014 All-Macomb

County Second Team ... was a two-year letterwinner for coach Tom Milanov, a WSU graduate ...

voted to the Macomb Area Conference (MAC) First Team as a senior ... was a two-time Macomb

County All-Academic selection ... helped WMHS to a 10-1 mark and a league title as a junior ...

served as a team captain for the Marauders ... played two years of basketball (center) and two

years of baseball (fi rst base).

Personal: Full name--Justin J. Tockstein ... born May 25, 1997, in Columbus, Ohio ... son of

John and Jillann Tockstein ... has two brothers, Jonathon and Jameson ... has one younger

sister, Jaclyn ... plans to major in physical therapy.

Coach Winters on Justin Tockstein: “Justin played for Warren Mott High School coach Tom

Milanov, a former Tartar/Warrior. He is a large athletic left tackle prospect. He was pursued by

several Division I programs but decided to join his former Mott coach at Wayne State (current

Warrior tight ends coach Jason Kluzak). Justin is very physical and has excellent footwork for

the position.”

45 KyleTOTH


Hudsonville, Mich. • Hudsonville H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Hudsonville High School ... selected to the Detroit News

Division 1-2 All-State Honorable Mention squad for coach Dave Lidgard ... named to the

Associated Press Division 1-2 All-State Special Mention Team ... was a two-year letterwinner

... recorded 87 tackles including 50 solo for the Eagles ... totaled seven pass break-ups and one

interception, while forcing two fumbles ... named to the Grand Rapids Dream Team ... voted

to the All-Ottawa Kent Conference First Team and the Muskegon All-Star Classic ... selected as

the WZZM Meijer Scholar Athlete of the Week on Dec. 19, 2013 ... also lettered in baseball for

three seasons and basketball for two years for HHS ... earned All-League honors in basketball

and academic all-district accolades in baseball ... served as a team captain in all three sports

as a senior.

Personal: Full name--Kyle G. Toth ... born October 3, 1996, in San Antonio, Texas ... son of

Jim and Sheri Toth ... mother played soccer at Schoolcraft ... has one older brother, Zac ... is

undecided on academic major.

Coach Winters on Kyle Toth: “Kyle played multiple positions for coach Dave Lidgard at

Hudsonville High School. He is a dominant football player, playing several diff erent positions

in high school. Kyle is a hitter on defense and an explosive athlete with the ball in his hands.

He will use his speed and toughness to play the safety position for WSU.”

64 CharlieYOUNGER

Freshman • 6-3 • 315 • Guard

Eagle, Wis. • Mukwonago H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Mukwonago High School ... named Honorable Mention All-

State as a senior for coach Clay Iverson ... also earned All-Region and All-Area accolades ... was

a three-year All-Conference selection (First Team in 2014; Second Team in 2013; and Honorable

Mention in 2012) and a four-year letterwinner ... was a two-year football team captain ... also

lettered in wrestling ... earned High Honor Roll accolades all four years ... was a member of the

National Honor Society.

Personal: Full name--Charles J. Younger ... born November 22, 1996, in Eagle, Wis. ... son of

Bob and Diane Younger ... has an older sister Jenneca ... plans to major in kinesiology.

Coach Winters on Charlie Younger: “Charlie was an All-State performer for Mukwonago

coach Clay Iverson. He is a very strong and physical off ensive lineman. Charlie gets great

movement on drive blocks, zone blocks and the power scheme. He has the ability to get out

and run on outside plays and is an excellent pass blocker.”

14 D.J.ZEZULA

Freshman • 6-1 • 210 • Quarterback

Clarkston, Mich. • Clarkston H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Clarkston High School ... was a three-year football

letterwinner for the Wolves and coach Kurt Richardson ... went 38-2 as a starter and led

Clarkston to back-to-back state titles, including 27 straight wins ... named captain of the

Detroit Free Press Division 1 All-State team ... selected to the 2014 Associated Press Division

1-2 Special Mention Team ... helped guide CHS to a 14-0 record including a 33-25 victory over

Saline in the 2014 state championship game ... threw a 52-yard touchdown pass and also ran

for a 70 yard score in the 2014 state title game ... completed 121-of-183 passes for 2,238 yards

and 22 touchdowns as a senior ... also rushed for 1,019 yards and 18 scores ... concluded his

high school career with 5,341 passing yards and 48 touchdown while running for 1,571 yards

and 24 scores ... served as a team captain in both football and baseball ... was a four-year

baseball letterwinner for coach Phil Price ... also played one year of varsity basketball for CHS.

Personal: Full name--Donovan J. Zezula ... born September 2, 1996, in Royal Oak ... son of

Brian and Karen Zezula ... father was a member of the 1991 Albion MIAA Championship team

that participated in the NCAA Division III playoff s ... has an older sister, Elizabeth, who played

softball at Tiffi n in 2012 ... plans to major in business.

Coach Winters on Donovan Zezula: “D.J. played quarterback at Clarkston High School for

coach Kurt Richardson. He is a team leader, a state champion and a winner. D.J. shows a

strong arm and quick feet in the pocket or on the run. He brings leadership, intelligence and

toughness to the quarterback position.”


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FRESHMEN/HACHEM-HOLLER-SIBANDE-BILLINGSLEA

63 AlaaHACHEM

Freshman • 6-3 • 260 • Center


High School: A 2015 graduate of Dearborn Fordson High School ... was a three-year varsity

letterwinner coach Fouad Zaban ... was a two-year starter both ways at off ensive tackle and

defensive end ... selected to the 2014 Dearborn Press and Guide All-City Team after helping

DFHS to a 10-1overall record, along with a 9-0 league record ... the Tractors won their 2014

fi rst round playoff game against Fraser ... also competed in track and fi eld (shot put and discus)

his fi nal two seasons for the Tractors ... recorded career best throws of 43-4.50 in the shot put

and 133-11 in the discus ... discus mark was good enough for fi rst place at the 2015 WWAC

(Western Wayne Athletic Conference) championship meet at Belleville ... served as a team

captain in both football and track.

Personal: Full name-Alaa H. Hachem ... born January 11, 1997, in Dearborn ... son of Hussein

and Hiam Hachem ... has two brothers, Ali and Abbas ... has three sisters, Walaa, Wanda and

Amanda ... plans to major in electrical engineering.

42 LonhiSIBANDE


Berrien Springs, Mich. • Berrien Springs H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Berrien Springs High School ... was a three-year letterwinner

coach Bill Bergan ... earned Honorable Mention All-League accolades ... helped the Shamrocks

to a 6-4 mark in 2014 ... also saw playing time at running back, quarterback and wide receiver

... recorded 14 tackles in a contest along with two interceptions ... also competed in basketball

and track for BSHS ... served as a football team captain as a senior.

Personal: Full name--Lonhinhi T. Sibande ... born November 17, 1996, in the country

of Malawi in Africa ... son of Tawonga and Evidence Sibande ... has one brother, Enoch ... is

undecided on academic major ... name is pronounced LOW-he SI-ban-day.

Home AttendanceFor years at Adams Field/WSU Stadium

Year Games Total Avg.

2014 6 14,129 2355

2013 5 16,393 3279

2012 5 14,334 2867

2011 6 16,868 2811

2010 6 16,633 2772

2009 6 15,743 2624

2008 6 17,490 2915

2007 5 14,004 2801

2006 6 13,758 2293

2005 5 11,356 2271

2004* 4 9,971 2493

2003 6 14,807 2468

2002 5 13,548 2710

2001 4 8,456 2114

2000 5 7,299 1460

1999 6 7,349 1225

1998 5 6,965 1393

1997 6 6,833 1139

1996 5 6,258 1252

1995 5 6,052 1210

1994 6 8,989 1498

1993 5 7,681 1536

1992 5 6,728 1346

1991 5 7,362 1472

1990 5 5,860 1172

1989 6 8,661 1444

Year Games Total Avg.

1988 4 6,762 1691

1987 4 4,420 1105

1986 4 4,335 1084

1985 5 4,230 846

1984 5 5,601 1120

1983 6 NA

1982 4 9,531 2383

1981& 3 6,693 2231

1980% 4 NA

1979 4 11,580 2895

1978 4 8,284 2071

1977 6 17,647 2941

1976 4 13,624 3406

1975 6 19,898 3316

1974 5 15,349 3070

1973 5 12,794 2559

1972 4 12,381 3095

1971 4 9,809 2452

1970 4 NA

1969 4 10,296 2574

*-Does not include game at Ford Field.

&-Does not include games at Michigan

Stadium or the Pontiac Silverdome.

%-Does not include game at Pontiac

Silverdome.

81 ShaneHOLLERFreshman • 5-11 • 180 • Wide Receiver

Waterford, Mich. • Clarkston H.S.

High School: A 2015 graduate of Clarkston High School ... was a three-year letterwinner for

the Wolves ... helped CHS to a 38-2 record in his three years on varsity ... earned All-County and

All-Oakland Activities Association (OAA) honors.

Personal: Full name--Shane J. Holler ... born March 20, 1997, in Pontiac ... son of Chris and

Julie Holler ... has one younger brother, Blake ... plans to major in business administration/

management.

13 JordanBILLINGSLEAR-Freshman • 5-8 • 163 • Wide Receiver

Southfi eld, Mich. • Southfi eld H.S. (WMU)

2014: Redshirted at Western Michigan University.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Southfi eld High School ... was a three-year letterwinner for

coach Tim Conley ... helped the Bluejays to a 7-0 Oakland Activities Association (OAA) league

record as a senior along with a 7-3 overall mark ... rated a two star recruit by Rivals.com and

247Sports.com ... ranked as the 56th best recruit in Michigan by Rivals.com ... ranked 47th on

Detroit News Top 60 Blue Chip Recruit List ... ran a personal-best 22.60 for 200m at the 2014

MHSAA Division I Regional Meet ... also participated in the long jump (18-8.75) and 4x100 and

4x200 relays for SHS ... served as a team captain in both football and track as a senior.

Personal: Full name--Jordan J. Billingslea ... born October 7, 1996, in Detroit ... son of Joe

Billingslea and Paytra Williams ... has two brothers and seven sisters ... is majoring in business

administration/management ... would like to become a television broadcaster.


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GLIAC HISTORYThe Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC), founded

in 1972, has been a leader in the advancement and promotion of

intercollegiate athletics for men and women for 40 years.

The charter members of the GLIAC were Ferris State University, Grand

Valley State University, Lake Superior State University, Northwood

University (then Institute), and Saginaw Valley State University.

Expansion of the GLIAC began immediately with the addition of

Oakland University in 1974. Hillsdale College, Northern Michigan

University, and Wayne State University were accepted as members

in 1975. In 1977, the conference lost its fi rst member when Northern

Michigan withdrew. Michigan Technological University fi lled the

vacancy when it became a member in 1980. After the 1986-87

season, Northwood left the conference and was replaced by Northern

Michigan. Northwood rejoined the conference in 1992.

After the 1989 season, the conference dropped football as a

sponsored sport. The conference schools sponsoring football joined

the members of the Heartland Collegiate Conference in forming the

football-only Midwest Intercollegiate Football Conference (MIFC),

which began play in 1990.

After nine years as one of the premier conferences in Division II

football, the MIFC merged as part of GLIAC on July 1, 1999. With the

merger, the University of Indianapolis became an associate member as

a football-only school.

The GLIAC entered a new era in the 1995-96 school year. Prior to

that time, all GLIAC member institutions were located in the state

of Michigan. On Dec. 14, 1994, membership was off ered to Ashland

University of Ashland, Ohio, and Gannon University and Mercyhurst

College, both located in Erie, Pennsylvania. All three schools began

their membership July 1, 1995.

On July 1, 1997, membership was granted to The University of

Findlay, located in Findlay, Ohio. UF replaced Oakland University,

which withdrew from the conference after the 1996-97 season as it

moved to NCAA Division I status.

The GLIAC membership changed again when Tiffi n University of Ohio

joined the conference in the 2008-09 academic year. Tiffi n was off ered

membership on June 20, 2007. The addition of Tiffi n left the GLIAC

with 12 full-time members as Gannon and Mercyhurst moved to the

Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference after the 2007-08 season.

The GLIAC entered a new era during the 2009-10 academic year.

Commissioner Tom Brown, who had presided over the league for 17

years, retried on June 30, 2009. The longest serving commissioner in

the history of the GLIAC, Brown expanded the conference from 10 full

members to 14 full members and two associate members. Also under

his leadership, the conference has grown to off ering championships

in 21 sports while rising to prominence on the national level as

GLIAC teams and student-athletes have achieved success both in the

classroom and on the fi elds of play.

The Conference expanded on July 1, 2010 when Lake Erie College of

Painesville, Ohio, and Ohio Dominican University, located in Columbus,

joined the GLIAC. The League expanded further expand on July 1, 2012

when Malone University and Walsh University, both located in the

Canton, Ohio area, became the 15th and 16th GLIAC members.

The policy-making body of the GLIAC is the Management Council,

which is comprised of three representatives from each member

institution – its director of athletics, faculty athletics representative

and senior woman administrator.

The presidency of the GLIAC Management Council is rotated

alphabetically by school, with Dave Marsh, Director of Athletics at

Northwood University, serving as GLIAC President in 2015-16. Dr.

Keith A. Pretty, President of Northwood University, will serve as the

chairperson of the GLIAC Presidents Council this year.

The GLIAC made history when it hired Dell Robinson as Commissioner.

Robinson became the fi rst ethnic minority to serve as D-II commissioner

of a non-historically black college or university conference when he

began his duties on July 1, 2009.

Assisting Robinson are: Jeff Ligney, Assoc. Commissioner, Danielle

Harris, Asst. Commissioner & SWA for Compliance/Championships;

Chris Roekle Director of Strategic Communications; Mike McCann,

Supervisor of Football Offi cials; Kim Vieira, Supervisor of Soccer

Offi cials; Jeanne Skinner, Supervisor of Volleyball Offi cials; Rob Doss,

Supervisor of Women’s Basketball Offi cials; Bill Ek, Supervisor of Men’s

Basketball Offi cials; Linda Strapp, Supervisor of Women’s lacrosse

offi cials; Bill Gomoluch Supervisor of Softball Umpires, and Rich

Fetchiet, Assignor of Baseball Umpires.

GLIAC Offi ce1110 Washington Ave.

Bay City, MI 48708

(989) 894-2529

Fax: (989) 894-2525

E-Mail Addresses:

Dell Robinson

Commissioner

[email protected]

Jeff Ligney

Associate Commissioner

[email protected]

Danielle Harris

Assistant Commissioner/SWA -

Compliance/Championships

[email protected]

Chris Roekle

Director of Strategic Communications

[email protected]


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Thursday, September 3

Wayne State at Michigan Tech* ............................ 6:00 PM

Saginaw Valley State at Indianapolis ...............................7:00 PM

Ashland at Lake Erie* ......................................................7:00 PM

Walsh at Tiffi n* ................................................................7:00 PM

Southwest Baptist at Grand Valley State ..........................7:00 PM

Ohio Dominican at Malone* ............................................7:30 PM

Saturday, September 5

Northern Michigan at Northwood* .................................1:00 PM

Findlay at Hillsdale* ........................................................7:00 PM


Truman at Wayne State ..................................... 12:00 PM

Ashland at Walsh* .........................................................12:00 PM

Grand Valley State at Ohio Dominican* .........................12:30 PM

Malone at Michigan Tech* ...............................................1:00 PM

Saginaw Valley State at Tiffi n* ........................................1:30 PM

Quincy at Northern Michigan ..........................................4:00 PM

Northwood at Ferris State* ..............................................7:00 PM

Lake Erie at Hillsdale* ......................................................7:00 PM

Findlay at Tarleton State ...................................................8:00 PM


Malone at Wayne State* ...................................... 6:00 PM

Lake Erie at Walsh* ........................................................12:00 PM

Northwood at McKendree ...............................................1:00 PM

Michigan Tech at Saginaw Valley State* ..........................1:00 PM

Hillsdale at Northern Michigan* ......................................4:00 PM

Ohio Dominican at Ashland* ...........................................7:00 PM

Ferris State at Grand Valley State* ...................................7:00 PM

Tiffi n at Findlay* ..............................................................7:00 PM


Wayne State at Northwood* ................................ 1:00 PM

Walsh at Ohio Dominican* ............................................12:30 PM

Tiffi n at Malone* .............................................................1:00 PM

Grand Valley State at Lake Erie* .......................................1:00 PM

Saginaw Valley State at Ferris State* ...............................2:00 PM

Indianapolis at Hillsdale ..................................................7:00 PM

Findlay at Ashland* .........................................................7:00 PM

Northern Michigan at Michigan Tech* .............................7:00 PM

Saturday, October 3

Wayne State at Tiffi n* .......................................... 3:00 PM

Ferris State at Findlay* ..................................................12:00 PM

Lake Erie at Ohio Dominican* ........................................12:30 PM

Walsh at Northwood* .....................................................1:00 PM

Ashland at Malone* ........................................................2:00 PM

Saginaw Valley State at Northern Michigan* ...................4:00 PM

Hillsdale at Grand Valley State* .......................................7:00 PM

Saturday, October 10

Grand Valley State at Wayne State* ...................... 6:00 PM

Findlay at Walsh* ..........................................................12:00 PM

Urbana at Lake Erie .........................................................1:00 PM

Malone at Northern Michigan* .......................................1:00 PM

Northwood at Michigan Tech* .........................................1:00 PM

Ferris State at Tiffi n* ........................................................1:30 PM

Ohio Dominican at Hillsdale* ..........................................2:30 PM

Ashland at Saginaw Valley State* ....................................7:00 PM


Northern Michigan at Wayne State* ................... 12:00 PM

Ohio Dominican at Ferris State* ....................................12:00 PM

Hillsdale at Ashland* .......................................................1:00 PM

Northwood at Findlay* ....................................................2:00 PM

Tiffi n at Concordia-Selma .................................................2:00 PM

Walsh at Malone* ............................................................6:00 PM

Michigan Tech at Grand Valley State* ..............................7:00 PM

Lake Erie at Saginaw Valley State* ..................................7:00 PM


Wayne State at Walsh* ........................................ 6:00 PM

Michigan Tech at Ferris State* .......................................12:00 PM

Ashland at Northern Michigan* ......................................1:00 PM

Saginaw Valley State at Northwood* ..............................1:00 PM

Ohio Dominican at Quincy ...............................................2:00 PM

Tiffi n at Hillsdale* ...........................................................4:30 PM

Malone at Lake Erie* .......................................................7:00 PM

Findlay at Grand Valley State* .........................................7:00 PM


Findlay at Wayne State* .................................... 12:00 PM

Northwood at Ohio Dominican* ....................................12:30 PM

Ferris State at Lake Erie* ..................................................1:00 PM

Tiffi n at Michigan Tech* ...................................................1:00 PM

Grand Valley State at Ashland* ........................................7:00 PM

Hillsdale at Saginaw Valley State* ...................................7:00 PM

Northern Michigan at Walsh* ..........................................8:00 PM

Saturday, November 7

Lake Erie at Wayne State* .................................. 12:00 PM

Malone at Findlay* ........................................................12:00 PM

Michigan Tech at Ashland* ..............................................1:00 PM

Ferris State at Northern Michigan* ..................................1:00 PM

Hillsdale at Northwood* ..................................................1:00 PM

Grand Valley State at Tiffi n* .............................................1:30 PM

Ohio Dominican at Saginaw Valley State* .......................7:00 PM


Wayne State at Hillsdale* .................................. 12:00 PM

Northern Michigan at Findlay* ......................................12:00 PM

Walsh at Ferris State* ....................................................12:00 PM

Tiffi n at Ohio Dominican* ..............................................12:30 PM

Michigan Tech at Lake Erie* .............................................1:00 PM

Saginaw Valley State at Grand Valley State* ....................1:00 PM

Northwood at Malone* ...................................................1:00 PM


Division II First Round Playoff s -- Campus Sites, TBA


Division II Second Round Playoff s -- Campus Sites, TBA

Saturday, December 5

Division II Quarterfi nals -- Campus Sites, TBA


Division II Semifi nals -- Campus Sites, TBA


Division II Finals -- Sporting Park, Kansas City, Mo.

Game times are subject to change.

*-Indicates GLIAC league game.

All times local.

GLIAC

Commissioner

Dell Robinson

GLIAC

Associate Commissioner

Jeff Ligney

Football

Supervisor of Offi cials

Mike McCann

GLIAC

Assistant Commissioner

Danielle Harris

GLIAC

Dir. of Strategic Comm.

Chris Roekle

2015 GLIAC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE


WSUATHLETICS.COM70

General Information

Location: Kirksville, Mo. 63501

Founded: 1867

Enrollment: 6,000

President: Dr. Troy Paino

Athletics Director: Jerry Wollmering

Nickname/Colors: Bulldogs/Purple & White

Stadium: Stokes Stadium (4,000)

Surface: Astro-Turf Gameday Grass 3D

Conference: Great Lakes Valley

Athletics Web site: trumanbulldogs.com

Football Information

Head Coach: Gregg Nesbitt (Truman/1980)

Record at TSU: 25-29 (fi ve years)

Overall Record: 25-29 (fi ve years)

Football Offi ce Phone: (660) 785-4549

2014 Overall Record: 6-4

2014 League Record: 5-3 (T-2nd)

Lettermen Returning (Off ./Def./Spec.): 22/22/3--47

Starters Returning (Off ./Def./Spec.): 6/6/1--13

Basic Off ense: Pro Set

Basic Defense: 4-2

Series Record with WSU: Tied at 2-2-0

Sports Information

SID: Kevin White

SID Phone: (660) 785-4276

SID Email: [email protected]

SID Fax: (660) 785-4189

Pressbox Phone: (660) 785-4276

TRUMANTRUMANGame 2: September 12, 2015 • 12 pm ETGame 2: September 12, 2015 • 12 pm ET

Tom Adams Field • Detroit, Mich.Tom Adams Field • Detroit, Mich.

Location: Houghton, Michigan 49931

Founded: 1885

Enrollment: 6,957

President: Glenn D. Mroz

Athletics Director: Suzanne Sanregret

Nickname/Colors: Huskies/Silver, Gold & Black

Stadium: Sherman Field (3,000)

Surface: ProGrass Synthetic Turf

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: michigantechhuskies.com


Head Coach: Tom Kearly (Winona State/1980)

Record at MTU: 59-35 (nine years)

Overall Record: 59-35 (nine years)



2014 League Record: 9-1 (2nd/North)



Basic Off ense: Pro Set

Basic Defense: 4-2-5

Series Record with WSU: Wayne State leads 17-9-0

Sports Information

SID: Wes Frahm

SID Phone: (906) 487-2350


SID Fax: (906) 487-1810


Devin GillespieGregg Nesbitt

MICHIGAN TECHMICHIGAN TECHGame 1: September 3, 2015 • 6 pm ETGame 1: September 3, 2015 • 6 pm ET

Sherman Field • Houghton, Mich.Sherman Field • Houghton, Mich.

Brett GervaisTom Kearly

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General Information

Location: Canton, Ohio 44709

Founded: 1892

Enrollment: 2,200

President: Dr. David King

Athletics Director: Charlie Grimes

Nickname/Colors: Pioneers/Red, White & Blue

Stadium: Tom Benson Hall of Fame (Fawcett) Stadium (22,500)

Surface: Field Turf (Artifi cial)

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: malonepioneers.com


Head Coach: Eric Hehman (Taylor, Ind./1994)

Record at MU: 11-42 (fi ve years)

Overall Record: 39-64 (10 years)



2014 League Record: 1-9 (7th/South)



Basic Off ense: Spread Option

Basic Defense: 3-4


Sports Information

SID: Mike Leggett

SID Phone: (330) 471-8253


SID Fax: (330) 471-8298


MALONEMALONEGame 3: September 19, 2015 • 6 PM ETGame 3: September 19, 2015 • 6 PM ET


General Information

Location: Midland, Mich. 48640

Founded: 1959

Enrollment: 1,673

President: Keith Pretty, J.D.

Athletics Director: Dave Marsh

Nickname/Colors: Timberwolves/Blue & White

Stadium: Hantz Football Stadium (3,000)

Surface: Natural Grass

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: timberwolves.gonorthwood.com


Interim Head Coach: Leonard Haynes (Northwood/1994)

Record at NU: First Season

Overall Record: First Season



2014 League Record: 1-8 (8th/North)



Basic Off ense: Multiple

Basic Defense: 3-4

Series Record with WSU: Northwood leads 18-17-0

Sports Information

SID: Travis McCurdy

SID Phone: (989) 837-4239


SID Fax: (989) 837-4484


Michael FisherEric Hehman

NORTHWOODNORTHWOODGame 4: September 26, 2015 • 1 PM ETGame 4: September 26, 2015 • 1 PM ET

Hantz Stadium • Midland, Mich.Hantz Stadium • Midland, Mich.

Ronnie Beers Leonard Haynes



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General Information

Location: Tiffi n, Ohio 44883

Founded: 1888

Enrollment: 5,000

President: Dr. Curtis Charles

Athletics Director: Lonny Allen

Nickname/Colors: Dragons /Green & Gold

Stadium: Frost-Kalnow Stadium (4,500)

Surface: Artifi cial Turf

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: gotiffi ndragons.com


Head Coach: Gary Goff (Valdosta/1996)

Record at TU: 10-34 (four years)

Overall Record: 10-34 (four years)



2014 League Record: 4-6 (T-3rd/South)



Basic Off ense: Air Raid

Basic Defense: 4-3


Sports Information

SID: Shane O’Donnell

SID Phone: (419) 448-3288

SID Email: sodonnel@tiffi n.edu

SID Fax: (419) 443-5007


General Information

Location: Allendale, Michigan 49401

Founded: 1960

Enrollment: 24,662

President: Thomas J. Haas

Athletics Director: Tim W. Selgo

Nickname/Colors: Lakers/Blue, Black & White

Stadium: Arend D. Lubbers Stadium (10,620)

Surface: FieldTurf

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: gvsulakers.com


Head Coach: Matt Mitchell (Cornell College/1997)

Record at GVSU: 45-16 (fi ve years)

Overall Record: 45-16 (fi ve years)



2014 League Record: 6-4 (T-3rd/North)



Basic Off ense: No Huddle, One Back

Basic Defense: 4-3

Series Record with WSU: Grand Valley leads 31-5-0

Sports Information

SID: Tim Nott

SID Phone: (616) 331-3275


SID Fax: (616) 331-3838

Pressbox Phone: (616) 331-8646/8647

GRAND VALLEYGRAND VALLEYGame 6: October 10, 2015 • 6 pm ETGame 6: October 10, 2015 • 6 pm ET


TIFFINTIFFINGame 5: October 3, 2015 • 3 PM ETGame 5: October 3, 2015 • 3 PM ET

Frost-Kalnow Stadium • Tiffi n, OhioFrost-Kalnow Stadium • Tiffi n, Ohio

Matt JudonMatt MitchellAntonio PipkinGary Goff



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General Information

Location: Marquette, Michigan 49855

Founded: 1899

Enrollment: 8,001

President: Fritz Erickson

Athletics Director: Forrest Karr

Nickname/Colors: Wildcats/Green & Gold

Stadium: Superior Dome (8,000)

Surface: Artifi cial Turf

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: NMUWildcats.com


Head Coach: Chris Ostrowsky (Jersey City State College/1994)

Record at NMU: 10-22 (three years)

Overall Record: 10-22 (three years)



2014 League Record: 2-8 (T-7th/North)



Basic Off ense: Multiple Spread

Basic Defense: 4-3

Series Record with WSU: Northern Michigan leads 17-12-0

Sports Information

SID: Jen Dobias

SID Phone: (906) 227-1917


SID Fax: (906) 227-2492


NORTHERN MICHIGANNORTHERN MICHIGANGame 7: October 17, 2015 • 12 pm ETGame 7: October 17, 2015 • 12 pm ET


General Information

Location: North Canton, Ohio 44720

Founded: 1958

Enrollment: 3,000

President: Dr. Richard Jusseaume

Athletics Director: Dale Howard

Nickname/Colors: Cavaliers/Maroon & Gold

Stadium: Tom Benson Hall of Fame (Fawcett) Stadium (22,365)

Surface: Field-Turf

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: walsh.edu


Head Coach: Ted Karras, Jr. (Northwestern, 1987)

Record at WU: 7-15 (two years)

Overall Record: 69-54 (11 years)



2014 League Record: 3-7 (T-5th/South)



Basic Off ense: Spread

Basic Defense: Multiple


Sports Information

SID: Jim Clark

SID Phone: (330) 490-7017


SID Fax: (330) 244-4661


WalshWalshGame 8: October 24, 2015 • 6 PM ETGame 8: October 24, 2015 • 6 PM ET

Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium • Canton, OhioTom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium • Canton, Ohio

Aaron MaleTed KarrasMarcus TuckerChris Ostrowsky



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General Information

Location: Findlay, Ohio 49307

Founded: 1882

Enrollment: 3,700

President: Dr. Katherine Fell

Athletics Director: Brandi Laurita

Nickname/Colors: Oilers/ Orange & Black

Stadium: Donnell Stadium (7,500)

Surface: Field Turf

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: athletics.fi ndlay.edu


Head Coach: Rob Keys

Record at FSU: 26-17 (four years)

Overall Record: 26-17 (four years)



2014 League Record: 4-6 (T-3rd/South)




Basic Defense: 4-3

Series Record with WSU: Findlay leads 12-9

Sports Information

SID: David Buck

SID Phone: (419) 434-4727

SID Email: buckd@fi ndlay.edu

SID Fax: (419) 434-4618

Pressbox Phone: (419) 721-9239/(419) 306-6110

Daiquone FordRob Keys

General Information

Location: Painesville, Ohio 44077

Founded: 1856

Enrollment: 1,300

President: Michael T. Victor

Athletics Director: Reid Guarnieri

Nickname/Colors: Storm/Green & White

Stadium: Jack H. Britt Memorial Stadium (3,500)

Surface: ProGrass Monoturf

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: lakeeriestorm.com


Head Coach: Mark McNellie (Baldwin-Wallace/1988)

Record at LEC: 27-50 (seven years) - fi rst year team was club

Overall Record: 34-52 (nine years)



2014 League Record: 3-7 (T-5th/South)




Basic Defense: 4-3


Sports Information

SID: Jem Smith

SID Phone: (440) 375-7475


SID Fax: (440) 375-7474

Pressbox Phone: TBA

LAKE ERIELAKE ERIEGame 10: November 7, 2015 • Noon ETGame 10: November 7, 2015 • Noon ET


FindlayFindlayGame 9: October 31, 2015 • Noon ETGame 9: October 31, 2015 • Noon ET


Anthony BilalMark McNellie



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SUPER REGION 4 in 2015GLIAC (15 teams)

Ashland

Ferris State

Findlay

Grand Valley

Hillsdale

Lake Erie

Malone

Michigan Tech

Northern Michigan

Northwood

Ohio Dominican

Saginaw Valley

Tiffi n

Walsh

Wayne State

GLVC (9 teams)

Indianapolis

Lincoln

McKendree

Missouri S&T

Quincy

Saint Joseph’s

Southwest Baptist

Truman State

William Jewell

LONE STAR (7 teams)

Angelo State

Eastern New Mexico

Midwestern State

Oklahoma Panhandle

Tarleton State

Texas A&M-Commerce

Texas A&M-Kingsville

West Texas A&M

RMAC (10 teams)

Adams State

Black Hills State

Chadron State

Colorado Mesa

Colorado Mines

CSU-Pueblo

Fort Lewis

New Mexico Highlands

Western New Mexico

Western State (Colorado)

Independents (2 teams)

Alderson-Broaddus

Kentucky Wesleyan

General Information

Location: Hillsdale, Michigan 49242

Founded: 1844

Enrollment: 1,450

President: Dr. Larry Arnn

Athletics Director: Don Brubacher

Nickname/Colors: Chargers/Royal Blue & White

Stadium: Frank “Muddy” Waters Stadium (8,500)

Surface: Pro Grass artifi cial surface

Conference: GLIAC

Athletics Web site: hillsdalechargers.com


Head Coach: Keith Otterbein (Hillsdale/1979)

Record at HC: 81-65 (13 years)

Overall Record: 140-105-3 (21 years)



2014 League Record: 4-6 (T-5th/North)



Basic Off ense: Pro Style I

Basic Defense: 4-3

Series Record with WSU: Hillsdale leads 38-17-1

Sports Information

SID: Brad Monastiere

SID Phone: (517) 607-3172


SID Fax: (517) 607-3310

Pressbox Phone: NA

One hundred seventy (170) schools

will be competing for 28 spots in the

expanded 2015 NCAA Division II

playoff s. Each region will have seven

teams qualify with only the top seed

receiving a fi rst round bye.

Super Regional One consists of

49 schools in the Atlantic and East

regions comprising the CIAA (Central

Intercollegiate Athletic Association),

the MEC (Mountain East Conference),

NE-10 (Northeast 10) and the

PSAC (Pennsylvania State Athletic

Conference).

Super Regional Two has 30 football

schools consisting of the South and

South East regions which include

the GSC (Gulf South Conference), the

SAC (South Atlantic Conference) and

the SIAC (Southern Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference).

Super Regional Three consists

of 49 schools from the Central and

West regions comprising the GAC

(Great American Conference), the

GNAC (Great Northwest Athletic

Conference), the NSIC (Northern Sun

Intercollegiate Conference), and the

MIAA (Mid America Intercollegiate

Athletics Association).

Super Regional Four has 42 football

schools from the Midwest and South

Central area which include the GLIAC

(Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic

Conference), the GLVC (Great Lakes

Valley Conference), the LSC (Lone Star

Conference), and the RMAC (Rocky

Mountain Athletic Conference) along

with two independent institutions.

For the 2016 football season,

Malone will leave the GLIAC for

the GMAC which does not sponsor

football at this point but does have

two independents.

The following season (2017), the

GMAC will add Findlay, Hillsdale,

Lake Erie, Ohio Dominican and Walsh

from the GLIAC giving the conference

eight football playing institutions,

and the GMAC will become the fi fth

football conference in the region.

HILLSDALEHILLSDALEGame 11: November 14, 2015 • Noon ETGame 11: November 14, 2015 • Noon ET

Frank “Muddy” Waters Stadium • Hillsdale, Mich.Frank “Muddy” Waters Stadium • Hillsdale, Mich.

Alex FogtKeith Otterbein



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All-Time Series RecordsAll-Time Series RecordsOpponent ..................................... W-L-T 1st Mtg.

Adrian .....................................................0-4-0 1919

Akron ......................................................4-2-1 1937

Albion .....................................................3-5-1 1931

Allegheny ................................................3-3-0 1959

Alma .......................................................1-2-1 1919

American International ...........................1-0-0 1993

Arizona State ...........................................0-1-0 1951

Ashland .................................................7-22-0 1975

Assumption ...........................................10-1-0 1918

Augustana (SD) .......................................0-2-0 1968

Baldwin-Wallace .....................................1-2-0 1921

Bethany ..................................................0-2-0 1962

Bloomsburg ............................................0-2-0 1996

Bluff ton ...................................................1-0-0 1936

Bowling Green State ...............................1-8-1 1926

Bradley ....................................................3-4-0 1950

Brandeis ..................................................1-2-0 1951

Butler ......................................................1-6-0 1974

California (PA) .........................................1-1-0 1987

Carson-Newman .....................................1-3-0 1994

Case Tech ...............................................14-3-1 1946

Central Michigan ...................................6-20-4 1919

Central State (OH) ...................................2-3-0 1970

Cincinnati ................................................0-2-0 1939

Coast Guard .............................................1-0-0 1969

Dayton ....................................................0-1-0 1987

Defi ance ..................................................2-2-0 1920

Detroit ...................................................1-10-0 1918

Detroit JC Frosh .......................................1-0-0 1928

Drake.......................................................1-1-0 1953

Eastern Illinois .........................................2-5-0 1967

Eastern Michigan ................................12-16-3 1918

Edinboro..................................................0-1-1 1985

Evansville ................................................6-0-0 1975

Ferris State ..........................................22-26-0 1920

Findlay ........................................9-12-0 1923

Gannon ...................................................4-1-0 2003

George Washington .................................1-1-0 1946

Grand Rapids JC.......................................4-2-0 1920

Grand Valley State .......................5-31-0 1975

Great Lakes NTS .......................................2-1-0 1947

Grosse Ile NAS .........................................0-1-0 1942

Hillsdale ....................................17-38-1 1926

Hofstra ....................................................0-3-0 1971

Hope .......................................................7-1-0 1923

Howard ...................................................1-1-0 1975

Illinois Benedictine .................................1-1-0 1973

Illinois-Chicago .......................................6-2-0 1966

Illinois State ............................................1-2-0 1982

Indiana State ...........................................0-1-0 1984

Indianapolis ........................................10-11-0 1973

Iowa State ...............................................0-1-0 1951

John Carroll .............................................2-8-3 1954

Kalamazoo ..............................................5-3-0 1932

Kentucky State ........................................4-0-0 1973

Lake Erie .......................................4-1-0 2010

Louisville .................................................2-4-0 1937

Malone .........................................3-0-0 2012

Manchester .............................................0-0-1 1928

Marietta ..................................................0-2-0 1963

Mercyhurst ..............................................4-5-0 1998

Opponent ..................................... W-L-T 1st Mtg.

Michigan State ........................................0-9-0 1936

Michigan State Freshmen ........................0-1-0 1919

Michigan Tech ..............................17-9-0 1967

Millikin ....................................................0-1-0 1960

Minnesota Duluth ...................................1-0-0 2011

Muskingum .............................................1-0-0 1936

Nebraska-Kearney ...................................1-0-0 2011

New Hampshire ......................................1-1-0 1979

Niagara ...................................................1-1-0 1948

North Dakota State ..................................1-0-0 1954

Northern Iowa .........................................0-2-0 2001

Northern Michigan ....................12-17-0 1957

Northwood ................................17-18-0 1975

Notre Dame J.V. ......................................0-1-0 1930

Ohio Dominican ......................................2-0-0 2010

Ohio University ........................................0-1-0 1938

Ohio Wesleyan.........................................1-2-1 1940

Olivet ......................................................1-3-3 1921

Omaha ....................................................3-4-0 1948

Otterbein.................................................1-0-0 1944

Parsons ...................................................0-1-0 1970

Pittsburg State ........................................0-1-0 2011

Quantico Marines ....................................0-2-0 1948

SUNY-Buff alo ..........................................8-3-0 1935

Saginaw Valley State .............................7-29-1 1976

St. Bonaventure.......................................0-2-0 1948

St. Cloud State .........................................1-0-0 2011

St. Francis (IL)..........................................4-1-0 1993

Saint Joseph’s (IN) ...................................9-6-1 1972

St. Mary’s ................................................2-0-0 1934

Slippery Rock ..........................................2-1-0 1981

South Dakota ..........................................1-0-0 1950

South Dakota State .................................2-1-0 1950

Southern Illinois ......................................2-0-0 1948

Springfi eld ..............................................2-0-0 1946

Taylor ......................................................1-0-0 1960

Temple ....................................................0-3-0 1950

Thiel ........................................................4-1-0 1959

Tiffi n .............................................6-1-0 1986

Toledo ...................................................8-13-1 1919

Towson State ...........................................1-1-0 1979

Truman State (N.E. Missouri State) ..2-2-0 1971

Urbana ....................................................1-0-0 2011

Valparaiso .............................................11-7-1 1927

Walsh ............................................1-0-0 2014

Washington & Jeff erson ..........................3-0-0 1960

Washington (MO) ....................................4-2-0 1951

West Liberty State ...................................0-1-0 1930

Western Illinois .......................................1-1-0 1949

Western Michigan ...................................2-7-0 1919

Western Reserve .....................................7-6-2 1946

Westminster (PA) ....................................1-1-0 1998

Wheaton .................................................0-2-0 1961

Wilmington .............................................0-1-1 1929

Winston-Salem State ..............................1-0-0 2011

Wisconsin-Milwaukee .............................2-5-0 1964

Wisc.-Stevens Point .................................1-0-0 1977

Wittenberg ..............................................0-2-0 1933

Xavier ......................................................0-1-0 1943

Youngstown State ...................................1-3-0 1974

TOTALS ................................ 359-472-29 .434

Year Res. Score Site

10/30/26 L 0-19 A

11/12/27 L 6-22 H

10/20/28 L 0-19 A

10/19/29 L 0-32 H

10/18/30 L 12-13 A

10/20/34 W 6-0 A

10/19/35 L 6-9 H-(H)

11/20/37 W 65-0 H

11/2/45 W 38-0 H

9/20/52 W 20-6 H

9/17/54 T 7-7 H

11/21/70 L 0-39 H

11/20/71 W 9-0 A

9/30/72 L 12-45 A

11/10/73 L 0-7 H

10/19/74 L 3-14 A

10/18/75 L 7-10 H

10/9/76 W 41-20 A

10/8/77 L 6-7 H-(H)

10/7/78 W 21-16 A

11/3/79 L 16-18 A

11/1/80 L 10-15 H

11/7/81 L 6-20 A

10/9/82 L 7-20 H-(H)

10/8/83 L 0-23 A

10/13/84 W 24-7 H

10/5/85 L 0-25 H

10/4/86 L 0-17 A

10/10/87 L 6-18 H

10/8/88 L 16-21 A

10/7/89 L 10-40 H

11/10/90 L 19-21 A

11/16/91 L 13-32 H

11/14/92 L 14-41 A

11/13/93 W 23-21 H

10/29/94 L 9-56 H-(H)

10/28/95 L 13-45 A

10/19/96 L 0-14 H-(H)

10/18/97 L 6-10 A

10/24/98 L 17-28 H

10/23/99 L 9-24 A

10/14/00 W 27-21 A

10/13/01 W 19-17 H-(H)

10/12/02 L 34-40 A

10/11/03 L 26-49 H-(H)

11/6/04 L 10-37 H-FF

11/5/05 L 14-28 A

10/14/06 W 41-26 H-(H)

10/13/07 L 21-35 A

10/25/08 W 14-7 H

10/24/09 L 14-45 A

10/23/10 W 14-9 H

10/22/11 W 27-24** A

10/6/12 W 24-21 H

10/12/13 L 16-35 A

11/15/14 W 20-13 H

Home (FF): 11-18-1 Away: 6-20

PtsF: 798 PtsA: 1208

Hillsdale (17-38-1)


9/6/75 W 15-6 H

11/6/76 L 0-3 A

11/12/77 L 3-6 H

11/11/78 L 10-24 A

10/6/79 W 17-14 H-(H)

10/4/80 W 10-7 A

10/10/81 L 17-40 H

10/2/82 L 15-32 A

10/1/83 W 22-10 H

11/10/84 W 30-3 A

9/28/85 L 7-10 A

9/27/86 L 3-21 H

10/3/87 L 0-28 A

10/1/88 L 10-13 H

9/30/89 L 10-49 A

11/3/90 L 15-35 A

11/9/91 L 28-59 H

11/7/92 L 14-16 A

11/6/93 L 25-28 H

10/8/94 L 14-31 A

10/7/95 L 10-42 H

9/28/96 L 0-23 A

9/27/97 L 30-46 H-(H)

11/4/00 L 20-22 H

11/3/01 L 12-77 A

9/21/02 L 14-49 H

9/20/03 L 14-50 A

10/2/04 L 0-34 H

10/1/05 L 22-36 A

9/30/06 L 13-36 H

9/29/07 L 10-41 5th/3rd

11/8/08 L 10-24 H

11/7/09 L 28-59 A

11/3/12 L 13-35 A

11/9/13 L 20-34 H

10/11/14 L 3-17 A

Home: 3-14 Away/Neutral: 2-17

PtsF: 484 PtsA: 1060

Grand Valley (5-31)


11/24/23 W 28-0 H

11/8/30 L 12-32 A

10/24/31 L 0-13 H

10/14/33 L 7-12 A

11/5/88 W 25-18 A

11/4/89 L 30-36 H

9/12/98 L 13-39 A

9/11/99 L 15-39 H

9/30/00 W 41-20 H

9/29/01 L 43-44 A

9/14/02 L 21-33 A

9/13/03 L 3-19 H

10/16/04 L 6-47 A

10/15/05 W 34-17 H-(H)

9/23/06 W 24-3 A

9/22/07 L 28-35* H

9/20/08 W 28-7 A

9/19/09 W 35-21 H

11/13/10 W 44-27 A

11/12/11 L 42-43* H

11/1/14 W 43-10 A

Home: 4-6 Away: 5-6

PtsF: 522 PtsA: 515

Findlay (9-12)

Lake Erie (4-1)


10/9/10 W 28-16 A

10/8/11 W 45-24 H

9/15/12 W 35-31 H

9/21/13 L 17-35 A

11/8/14 W 47-28 A

Home: 2-0 Away: 2-1

PtsF: 172 PtsA: 134

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS/SERIES SCORES


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9/23/67 W 48-7 H

9/21/68 W 23-13 A

10/11/80 W 35-8 H

10/17/81 W 16-13 A

10/16/82 W 45-20 H

10/15/83 W 23-7 A

10/6/84 W 57-20 H

10/12/85 W 30-12 A

10/17/87 W 29-22 A

11/5/94 W 31-13 H

11/4/95 L 3-43 A

10/26/96 W 34-22 H

10/25/97 W 35-28 A

10/31/98 W 25-22** H

10/30/99 L 10-22 A

10/19/02 W 34-31 A

10/18/03 L 35-42 H

10/9/04 L 23-61 A

10/8/05 W 25-14 H

9/2/06 W 36-14 A

9/1/07 L 14-21 H

9/18/10 L 7-24 A

9/17/11 W 27-10 H-(H)

11/10/12 L 13-35 H

11/16/13 L 21-28 A

9/4/14 L 17-18 H

Home: 9-4 Away: 8-5

PtsF: 696 PtsA: 570

Michigan Tech (17-9)

Malone (3-0)


9/22/12 W 38-14 A

9/28/13 W 38-27 H

9/20/14 W 39-15 A

Home: 1-0 Away: 2-0

PtsF: 115 PtsA: 56


11/16/57 W 26-21 H

11/1/58 L 0-39 A

10/24/59 L 13-20 H

9/22/79 L 29-31 A

9/20/80 L 3-26 Pontiac

9/19/81 L 7-52 Pontiac

9/24/88 L 14-34 H

9/23/89 L 13-17 A

10/20/90 W 30-27 A

10/26/91 L 13-20 H

10/24/92 W 27-24 A

10/23/93 W 28-18 H-(H)

11/12/94 L/F 10-28 A

11/11/95 W 28-15 H

11/2/96 L 23-37 A

11/1/97 L 29-35* H

10/7/00 W 35-14 H-(H)

10/6/01 W 44-41 A

10/26/02 L 46-49* H-(H)

10/25/03 W 45-42 A

9/18/04 L 13-18 H

9/17/05 L 13-15 A

10/11/08 W 24-10 H-(H)

10/10/09 L 20-45 A

10/2/10 W 26-18 H-(H)

10/1/11 W 30-28 A

10/20/12 W 38-31 H-(H)

10/26/13 L 21-33 A

10/18/14 L 30-33 A

Home: 7-6 Away/Neutral: 5-11

PtsF: 680 PtsA: 821

Northern Michigan (12-17)


11/1/75 W 17-13 A

9/18/76 W 29-0 H

9/17/77 W 13-0 A

11/4/78 W 24-14 A

10/27/79 W 16-6 H

10/25/80 L 10-24 A

10/31/81 W 23-18 H

10/23/82 L 7-13 A

10/22/83 W 10-7 H-(H)

9/29/84 L 14-23 A

10/19/85 L 10-17 H-(H)

10/18/86 L 20-21 A

10/24/87 W 41-0 H-(H)

10/22/88 L 13-43 A

10/21/89 W 34-32 H-(H)

10/17/92 W 21-0 A

10/9/93 W 32-14 A

11/9/96 W 24-20 A

11/8/97 L 20-35 H

10/3/98 L 16-28 H

10/2/99 L 24-27 A

11/11/00 L 28-62 A

11/10/01 L 26-39 H

11/2/02 L 27-41 A

11/1/03 L 24-28 H

9/4/04 L 3-70 A

9/3/05 L 14-28 H

10/28/06 L 34-48 A

10/27/07 L 25-45 H

11/1/08 W 42-21 A

10/31/09 L 24-38 H

9/4/10 W 31-19 H-(NC)

9/29/12 W 21-11 A

10/5/13 W 31-17 H-(H)

9/27/14 W 45-27 H-(H)

Home: 9-8 Away: 8-10

PtsF: 793 PtsA: 849

Northwood (17-18)


10/11/86 W 41-6 H-(H)

11/7/87 W 23-2 A

9/27/08 W 34-18 H

9/26/09 W 38-8 A

9/11/10 W 63-14 A

9/10/11 W 55-0 H

10/4/14 L 23-26 H

Home: 3-1 Away: 3-0

PtsF: 277 PtsA: 74

Tiffi n (6-1)


10/25/14 W 52-17 H

Home: 1-0 Away: 0-0

PtsF: 52 PtsA: 17

Walsh (1-0)

Longest Overall Win Streaks

10 Games (10-23-2010 through 10-8-2011)

7 Games (9-23-1967 through 11-4-1967)

7 Games (10-25-1975 through 9-25-1976)

6 Games (10-20-1951 through 9-20-1952)

5 Games (11-18-1933 through 10-20-1934)

5 Games (10-15-1921 through 11-19-1921)

Longest Single-Season Win Streaks

7 Games (9-23-1967 through 11-4-1967)

6 Games (9-3-2011 through 10-8-2011)

5 Games (10-20-1951 through 11-17-1951)

5 Games (10-15-1921 through 11-19-1921)

4 Games (13 times, last in 2014)

Shutouts in a Season

6 Games (1921)

5 Games (1934)

4 Games (1977, 1937, 1925, 1918)

3 Games (1954, 1936, 1935, 1923, 1920)

Largest Shutouts

65-0 vs. Hillsdale 11-20-37

55-0 vs. Tiffi n 9-10-11

55-0 vs. Grand Rapids J.C. 11-8-25

54-0 vs. Ferris State 10-13-23

51-0 vs. St. Mary’s 9-29-34

Most Recent Shutouts

55-0 vs. Tiffi n 9-10-11

19-0 at Ferris State 10-18-08

6-0 vs. Indianapolis 9-13-08

21-0 at Northwood 10-17-92

41-0 vs. Northwood 10-24-87

28-0 vs. Slippery Rock 9-13-86

23-0 vs. St. Joseph’s 9-24-83

50-0 at Evansville 10-15-77

35-0 at Ferris State 10-1-77

16-0 vs. Valparaiso 9-24-77

13-0 at Northwood 9-17-77

Home Unbeaten Streaks

7 Games (Sept. 24, 1983 through Oct. 13, 1984)

7 Games (Oct. 20, 1951 through Nov. 15, 1952)

7 Games (Nov. 2, 1935 through Oct. 9, 1937

– includes one tie)

6 Games (Oct. 23, 2010 through Oct. 8, 2011)

6 Games (Nov. 2, 1963 through Sept. 25, 1965

– includes one tie)

6 Games (Nov. 17, 1956 through Oct. 11, 1958

– includes two ties)

6 Games (Oct. 17, 1953 through Oct. 22, 1954

– includes two ties)

5 Games (Aug. 30, 2008 through Oct. 25, 2008)

5 Games (Oct. 6, 1979 through Oct. 11, 1980)

Largest Margin of Victory

65 points WSU 65, Hillsdale 0 11-20-37

55 points WSU 55, Tiffi n 0 9-10-11

55 points WSU 55, Grand Rapids J.C. 0 11-8-25

54 points WSU 54, Ferris State 0 10-13-23

53 points WSU 62, Omaha 9 10-27-51

*-WSU was known as CCD (Colleges of the City

of Detroit).

#-WSU was known as DJC (Detroit Junior College).

%-St. Mary’s is now part of Madonna University.

@-NCAA First Round Tournament Game.

H -- WSU Home Game

H-(H) -- WSU Homecoming Game

NC -- Non-Conference Game

CBS -- CBS College Sports Thursday Night

National TV Game of the Week

A -- Away Game

* -- One Overtime Game

** -- Two Overtime Game

*** -- Three Overtime Game

**** -- Four Overtime Game

L/F -- Lost Game on fi eld, later forfeited to WSU.

H-FF -- WSU home game played at Ford Field

5th/3rd -- GVSU home game played at Fifth Third

Ballpark in Comstock Park

Overtime Contests

11-12-11 Findlay 43, at WSU 42 OT

10-22-11 WSU 27, at Hillsdale 24 2-OT

9-22-07 Findlay 35, at WSU 28 OT

9-15-07 at Mercyhurst 58, WSU 50 3-OT

9-25-04 WSU 24, at Indianapolis 21 OT

10-26-02 Northern Mich. 49, at WSU 46 OT

10-16-99 Indianapolis 26, at WSU 19 OT

11-14-98 at St. Joseph’s 41, WSU 39 4-OT

10-31-98 at WSU 25, Michigan Tech 22 2-OT

11-1-97 Northern Mich. 35, at WSU 29 OT

Overtime Record: 3-7

Home Record: 1-5

Road Record: 2-2

First Overtime: 1-5

Second Overtime: 2-0

Third Overtime: 0-1

Fourth Overtime: 0-1

Largest Homecoming Wins

41 41-0 Northwood 10-24-87

35 56-21 Gannon 10-6-07

35 41-6 Tiffi n 10-11-86

33 33-0 Illinois-Chicago 11-1-69

32 61-29 Washington (Mo.) 10-26-68

32 32-0 Bradley 10-17-53

31 37-6 Case Tech 11-16-46

27 34-7 Evansville 10-14-78

27 27-0 Washington (Mo.) 10-9-54

27 46-19 Eastern Michigan 1-1-52

21 35-14 Northern Michigan 10-7-00

21 35-14 Valparaiso 10-4-75

21 21-0 NE Missouri State 10-12-74

21 28-7 Case Tech 10-20-56

Most Points Scored in a Game

69 69-24 vs. Urbana 9-3-11

65 65-0 vs. Hillsdale 11-20-37

63 63-14 at Tiffi n 9-11-10

62 62-9 vs. Omaha 10-27-51

61 61-29 vs. Washington (Mo.) 10-26-68

57 57-20 vs. Michigan Tech 10-6-84

56 56-21 vs. Gannon 10-6-07

55 55-0 vs. Grand Rapids J.C.* 11-8-25

55 55-0 vs. Tiffi n 9-10-11

54 54-0 Ferris State* 10-13-23

52 52-17 vs. Walsh 10-25-14

51 51-0 St. Mary’s % 9-29-34

50 50-58 at Mercyhurst (3-OT) 9-15-07

49 49-20 at Western Reserve 10-11-67

48 48-38 at St. Cloud State@ 11-19-11

48 48-17 at Valparaiso 9-17-88

48 48-7 vs. Michigan Tech 9-23-67

48 48-7 vs. Southern Illinois 9-24-49

48 48-0 vs. Ferris State# 10-30-20


10/9/71 L 6-14 A

10/7/72 L 0-44 H-(H)

10/12/74 W 21-0 H-(H)

10/11/75 W 41-7 A

Home: 1-1 Away: 1-1

PtsF: 68 PtsA: 65

Truman State (2-2)

SERIES SCORES/OT CONTESTS/STREAKS


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GAME 4 - SEPT. 27AT #40-WSU 45, NORTHWOOD 27

Northwood 7 0 14 6 - 27

Wayne State 7 24 14 0 - 45

WSU - Griffi n 2 yd run (Graham kick), 12:38, 1st qtr.

NU - Wilson 31 yd pass from Morris (Haggarty kick),

6:31, 1st qtr.

WSU - Griffi n 5 yd run (Graham kick), 14:54, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Griffi n 1 yd run (Graham kick), 12:25, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Hayes 23 yd run (Graham kick), 2:37, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Graham 37 yd fi eld goal, 0:03, 2nd qtr.

NU - Nicholson 19 yd pass from Morris

(Haggarty kick), 12:08, 3rd qtr.


(Haggarty kick), 10:02, 3rd qtr.

WSU - Johnson 29 yd pass from Roscoe (Graham kick),

7:00, 3rd qtr.

WSU - Martin 55 yd run (Graham kick), 3:18, 3rd qtr.


(Morris pass failed), 3:21, 4th qtr.

ATTENDANCE – 3,334

_______________________________

NU WSUFirst Downs ..............................................16 25

Rushes/Yards ..................................... 31/83 53/280

Passing Yardage .....................................217 198

Total Net Yards .......................................300 478

Completions/Attempts....................... 16/30 14/24

Interceptions Thrown .................................0 2

Punts/Avg. ........................................ 6/32.5 0

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 2/2 2/2

Penalties/Yards .................................... 4/29 5/40

Third Down Conv. ................................ 4/13 7/14

Time of Possession ..............................27:22 32:38

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS:

RUSHING: NU - Jared Briguglio 15-91; C.J. Patton 1-5;

Bryan Thomas 1-4; Luke Shaff er 3-3; Mark Morris 11-(-20).

WSU - Desmond Martin 20-118; Jay Hayes 11-70; Doug

Griffi n 9-51; Carl Roscoe 5-26; Romello Brown 6-19; Michael

Johnson 1-1; Paul Graham 1-(-5).

PASSING: NU - Mark Morris 16-30-0-217. WSU - Carl

Roscoe 13-21-2-191; Doug Griffi n 1-1-0-7; Sean Guinane

0-1-0-0; Team 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING: NU - Damian Nicholson 9-82; Terrance Stocker

2-54; Jared Briguglio 2-33; Devonta Elzy 2-17; Theron Wilson

1-31. WSU - Michael Johnson 4-69; Desmond Martin 3-49;

Jamel Hicks 3-17; Brandon Tinsley 2-50; Ethan Walsh 1-7;

Will Wheat 1-6.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State recorded its 10th consecutive

Homecoming victory by dispatching Northwood 45-27. It took the

Warriors just 2:22 to grab a 7-0 advantage on a fi ve-play, 58-yard drive

set up by a 37-yard kickoff return from Val Showers. On WSU’s second

play, Carl Roscoe connected on a 36-yard pass play with Brandon

Tinsley. On a second-and-goal, Doug Griffi n went up the middle for

two yards and his fi rst touchdown of the season. On Wayne State’s

ensuing drive, Roscoe was intercepted and on the very next play, NU’s

Mark Morris teamed up with Theron Wilson on a 31-yard touchdown

pass to knot the game at 7-7. The Warriors put together a 14-play drive

covering 75 yards that began following the Timberwolves kickoff . WSU

recorded fi ve fi rst downs with the longest play being a 10-yard run by

Griffi n on second-and-nine. Griffi n capped off the scoring drive with a

fi ve-yard run on the fi rst play of the second quarter. On Northwood’s

third play, Morris was sacked by Justice Akuezue who also forced a

fumble that was recovered by Sam Sillmon at the Timberwolves 35.

Roscoe completed a 34-yard sideline pass to Desmond Martin on the

fi rst play, and after Martin was stopped for no gain, Griffi n notched a

career-high third rushing touchdown on the very next play. Just past

the midpoint of the second stanza, WSU took possession following an

NU punt. Griffi n gained 15 yards on fi rst down, while Martin added

18 yards on four carries sandwiched around another Griffi n rushing

attempt. With a third-and-fi ve at the Northwood 29, Jay Hayes gained

six yards for a fi rst down, then scampered 23 yards for his fi rst career

rushing touchdown. Following another NU punt, Wayne State drove

45 yards in seven plays with Roscoe completing all fi ve pass attempts

for 50 yards. Big receptions came from Michael Johnson for 19 yards,

and Tinsley for 14 yards. With the clock winding down, Paul Graham

made good on a 37-yard fi eld goal attempt. Johnson extended his

touchdown receiving streak to four games by hauling in a 29-yard pass

from Roscoe. Nores Fradi led the Warrior defense with nine solo tackles

including three for loss along with a pass break-up.

GAME 3 - SEPT. 20#49-WSU 39, AT MALONE 15

Wayne State 3 7 8 21 - 39

Malone 8 7 0 0 - 15

WSU - Graham 21 yd fi eld goal, 12:00, 1st qtr.

MU - Beers 8 yd run (Davis rush failed), 8:38, 1st qtr.

MU - Team safety, 0:56, 1st qtr.

MU - Beers 4 yd pass from Eckhart (Moeller kick),

14:56, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Martin 7 yd run (Graham kick), 10:01, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Johnson 29 yd pass from Roscoe (Griffi n rush),

8:55, 3rd qtr.

WSU - Martin 3 yd run (Graham kick), 14:32, 4th qtr.


WSU - Brown 8 yd run (Graham kick), 10:21, 4th qtr.


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WSU MUFirst Downs ..............................................21 12

Rushes/Yards ................................... 50/280 44/138

Passing Yardage .....................................144 92

Total Net Yards .......................................424 230

Completions/Attempts......................... 9/19 6/20


Punts/Avg. ...................................... 2/42.50 7/42.4

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 2/1 3/3

Penalties/Yards .................................... 5/45 6/38

Third Down Conv. ................................ 5/10 1/13


_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _


RUSHING: WSU - Desmond Martin 29-200; Doug Griffi n

5-34; Romello Brown 4-24; Rabeah Beydoun 4-23; Carl

Roscoe 5-11; Jay Hayes 2-5; Team 1-(-17). MU - Justin

Davis 18-51; Ronnie Beers 6-49; Matt Blasiole 2-28; Brandyn

Eckhart 6-18; Kyle Nutter 5-16; Kaleb Scott 7-(-24).

PASSING: WSU - Carl Roscoe 8-18-3-143; Sean Guinane

1-1-0-1. MU - Brandyn Eckhart 4-11-0-73; Kaleb Scott

2-8-0-19; Josh McLaughlin 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING: WSU - Michael Johnson 6-79; Trent Brodbeck

2-64; Manny Mendoza 1-1. MU - Ronnie Beers 4-46; Ricarlo

Bell 1-40; Josh McLaughlin 1-6.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State rattled off 36 consecutive points to record

a 39-15 road victory at Malone. The Warriors drove 61 yards on the

game’s opening drive leading to a 21-yard fi eld goal by Paul Graham.

After the WSU defense forced a three-and-out, a third down pass from

Carl Roscoe was intercepted by Daniel Tepe, who returned it 29 yards

to the Warrior eight. Two plays later Malone had a 6-3 advantage

after the two-point conversion rush failed. Another interception on

the ensuing drive, preceded the Wayne State defense stopping the

Pioneers. For the third consecutive drive, the Warriors had a turnover

(a fumble by Doug Griffi n) but the defense re-grouped with Anthony

DeDamos forcing a fumble inside the fi ve, with Ryan Hankins making

the recovery. The fi rst period didn’t end any better for WSU as a snap

in shotgun formation went over Roscoe’s head with the ball ending

up out of the back of the end zone. The safety pushed Malone’s lead

to 8-3. The Pioneers went 48 yards in three plays following the free

kick with Brandyn Eckhart completing a four-yard touchdown pass to

Ronnie Beers. The Warrior off ense responded on its fi rst possession of

the second stanza with a 62-yard drive on nine plays. Desmond Martin

had six carries for 49 yards on the scoring drive which pulled the Wayne

State within 15-10. Neither team was able to score the rest of the half.

WSU held a 246-133 edge in total off ense during the fi rst 30 minutes

but four turnovers plus a safety contributed to the fi ve point defi cit.

Wayne State’s defense forced a three-and-out to start the second half,

with the Warrior off ense putting together a nine-play, 64-yard drive

to regain the lead at 18-15. On a third-and-six, Roscoe completed

a 29-yard scoring toss to Michael Johnson, who had three catches

for 51 yards on the drive. Griffi n scored on a two-point conversion

rush. The WSU defense stopped the Pioneers on a fourth-and-four

from the WSU 35. Later in the third quarter, Wayne State’s defense

forced another three-and-out and the Warrior off ense responded

with 41-yard scoring drive that took seven plays and concluded on a

three-yard touchdown jaunt by Martin. On Malone’s ensuing drive,

Wayne State forced a fumble that was recovered at the Pioneer three.

Martin took a handoff on the next play and scored his third touchdown

of the game. Later Ron Brant, playing less than 30 minutes from his

hometown, returned a Malone punt 34 yards setting up the WSU

off ense in the red zone. Romello Brown, making his collegiate debut,

totaled 18 yards on two rushing attempts to score his fi rst collegiate

touchdown to complete the scoring. Zak Bielecki had a game-best

10 tackles, and the Warrior defense totaled four sacks.

GAME 2 - SEPT. 13AT WSU 41, #13-CARSON NEWMAN 31#13-Carson Newman 7 10 14 0 - 31

Wayne State 10 14 3 14 - 41

WSU - Martin 62 yd run (Graham kick), 14:01, 1st qtr.

CNU - Hibbett 76 yd run (Ogle kick), 7:12, 1st qtr.


CNU - Ogle 26 yd fi eld goal, 10:42, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Showers 87 yd kickoff return (Graham kick),

10:29, 2nd qtr.

CNU - Hibbett 18 yd run (Ogle kick), 5:39, 2nd qtr.

WSU - M. Johnson 26 yd pass from Roscoe

(Graham kick), 1:32, 2nd qtr.

CNU - Hibbett 1 yd run (Ogle kick), 10:16, 3rd qtr.

WSU - Graham 39 yd fi eld goal, 6:27, 3rd qtr.

CNU - Hibbett 57 yd pass from Thomas (Ogle kick), 4:38,

3rd qtr.




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CNU WSUFirst Downs ..............................................26 21

Rushes/Yards ................................... 60/340 39/274

Passing Yardage .....................................128 158

Total Net Yards .......................................468 432

Completions/Attempts......................... 5/14 14/20


Punts/Avg. ........................................ 5/39.0 1/35.0

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 4/0 1/0

Penalties/Yards .................................. 10/87 7/80

Third Down Conv. ................................ 7/16 4/9


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RUSHING: CNU - Andy Hibbett 21-196; Randall Freeman

20-88; De’Andre Thomas 10-38; Anthony Ball 5-10; Jamal

Jones 4-8. WSU - Desmond Martin 20-235; Michael Johnson

2-26; Carl Roscoe 2-10; Jay Hayes 4-4.

PASSING: CNU - De’Andre Thomas 5-14-0-128. WSU - Carl

Roscoe 11-16-0-128; Doug Griffi n 3-4-0-30.

RECEIVING: CNU - Anthony Eubanks 3-42; Andy Hibbett

1-57; James Philips 1-29. WSU - Michael Johnson 5-65;

Ethan Walsh 2-26; Jay Hayes 2-24; Brandon Tinsley

2-11; Nathan White 1-32; Trent Brodbeck 1-2; Desmond

Martin 1--2.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State rebounded from a last play setback

nine days ago with a solid 14-point fourth quarter to upend No. 13

Carson Newman by a 41-31 margin. The Warriors entered the contest

having suff ered seven consecutive losses since starting the 2013

season at 3-2. Desmond Martin set a career-high with 235 rushing

yards, the 13th highest total in school history and his total was the

second-highest mark ever allowed by the Eagles. Michael Johnson

recorded game-high totals of fi ve receptions for 65 yards along with

a late second quarter touchdown which gave the Warriors the lead

at intermission. Val Showers eclipsed the school record for kickoff

return yards in game with 191 yards including an 87-yard return for

a touchdown just moments after CNU had knotted the game at 10.

The previous mark of 177 was set by Tom Badalamenti in 1985 vs.

Ferris State. Despite totaling just three solo tackles, Gerren DuHart

had three pass break-ups all coming at key moments in the contest. It

was a back-and-forth contest that was tied at 7, 10, 17 and 24 before

Wayne State kicker Paul Graham connected on his second fi eld goal

giving the Warriors a 27-24 advantage just past the midpoint of the

third quarter. Less than two minutes later, Carson Newman took its

fi rst lead of the night as running back Andy Hibbett scored his fourth

touchdown of the game on a 57-yard pass play after tallying his fi rst

three scores on runs of 76, 18 and 1 yards. After the Warriors went

three-and-out, WSU’s defense allowed a couple of fi rst downs but

forced a punt that was returned 25 yards by Ron Brant, the longest

punt return by Wayne State since 2011. The Warriors regained the

lead with a six-play, 55-yard drive culminating in a six-yard scamper

by Martin, his second TD run of the game. Once again, the WSU

defense bent but did not break allowing three fi rst downs but forcing

another punt by the Eagles which went for a touchback. The Wayne

State off ense sealed the victory with a seven-play, 80-yard drive that

included four fi rst downs. Ethan Walsh had an 11-yard reception on a

second-and-eight, and Johnson later gained 22 yards on a jet sweep.

Martin fi nished off the drive with a six-yard touchdown run with 3:13

remaining. Marcell Jones recorded a game-high 10 tackles to lead

the Wayne State defense.

2014 GAME SUMMARIES/GAMES 1-4GAME 1 - SEPT. 4

MICHIGAN TECH 18, AT WSU 17Michigan Tech 3 3 3 9 - 18


MTU - Mead 23 yd fi eld goal, 6:14, 1st qtr.

WSU - M. Johnson 63 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Graham kick), 1:19, 1st qtr.


MTU - Mead 29 yd fi eld goal, 4:07, 2nd qtr.

MTU - Mead 21 yd fi eld goal, 3:15, 3rd qtr.

WSU - M. Johnson 7 yd pass from Roscoe (Graham kick),

5:43, 4th qtr.

MTU - Leffi ngwell 16 yd pass from Scarlett (Leffi ngwell

rush failed), 1:34, 4th qtr.

MTU - Garrett Mead 25 yd fi eld goal, 2:00, 4th qtr.


_______________________________

MTU WSUFirst Downs ..............................................24 14

Rushes/Yards ................................... 32/122 38/136

Passing Yardage .....................................262 239

Total Net Yards .......................................384 375



Punts/Avg. ........................................ 1/17.0 0/0

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 0/0 1/1

Penalties/Yards .................................... 1/10 4/28

Third Down Conv. ................................ 7/18 7/13


_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _


RUSHING: MTU - Charlie Leffi ngwell 21-85; Tyler Scarlett

7-27; Kevin Miller 2-6; Kyle Michaelson 1-3; John Williams

1-1. WSU - Desmond Martin 24-90; Doug Griffi n 5-16;

Val Showers 1-11; Carl Roscoe 4-9; Michael Johnson 2-9;

Jay Hayes 2-1.

PASSING: MTU - Tyler Scarlett 26-45-0-235; Brandon

Cowie 1-1-0-27. WSU - Carl Roscoe 12-16-0-239.

RECEIVING: MTU - Andrew Clark 8-65; Brandon Cowie

5-48; Charlie Leffi ngwell 3-43; Anthony Root 3-38; Bob

Fraker 3-23; Ian Wienke 3-11; Ian Fisher 2-34. WSU - Michael Johnson 4-107; Desmond Martin 2-65; Brandon

Tinsley 2-30; Will Wheat 2-24; Ethan Walsh 1-7; Trent

Brodbeck 1-6.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State allowed a 25-yard fi eld goal on the

game’s fi nal play to Michigan Tech’s Garrett Mead, his fourth fi eld

goal of the contest, to fall 18-17 to the Huskies in the season opener.

After Mead connected on a 23-yard fi eld goal to conclude the game’s

fi rst drive, the Warriors responded with a three-play, 69 yard drive

culminating in a 63-yard touchdown pass from Carl Roscoe to Michael

Johnson on a third-and-four play. Following an MTU punt, WSU went

78 yards with Paul Graham converting a 24-yard fi eld goal try for his

fi rst collegiate three pointer. The big play of the drive was a 58-yard

reception by Desmond Martin. Following another Huskie punt that

was downed at the WSU one-yard line early in the second quarter,

the game was delayed 58 minutes due to inclement weather. A three-

and-out for WSU led to another Mead fi eld goal to cut the Warrior

lead to 10-6 with 7:14 left before intermission. Neither team was able

to score the rest of the fi rst half. WSU led 170-153 in total off ense

through 30 minutes despite the Huskies holding a 21:27 to 8:33 edge

in time of possession. Wayne State garnered a pair of fi rst downs to

start the second half but the drive ended with a punt. Michigan Tech

drove 83 yards in nine plays with Mead connecting from 21 yards on

a fourth-and-goal. The third period ended with Wayne State holding

a slim 10-9 advantage. A Warrior drive that carried over into the

fourth quarter concluded with another touchdown toss from Roscoe

to Johnson, this one from seven yards on a third-and-goal. Graham’s

PAT increased WSU’s lead to 17-9 with 11:02 left. Wayne State’s

defense held on downs, before a bad exchange led to a lost fumble

near midfi eld. MTU capitalized with a four-play, 47-yard scoring drive

with Tyler Scarlett completing a 16-yard screen pass for a touchdown

to Charlie Leffi ngwell. Leffi ngwell’s two-point conversion run came

up just short on a nice tackle by Wayne State’s Valorian Cunningham

maintaining WSU’s two-point edge at 17-15 with 5:36 left. The

Warriors had an eight-play drive which used up 3:36 on the clock, but

the Huskies had exactly two minutes left and one timeout. Scarlett

engineered a 14-play drive covering 69 yards leading to Mead’s

25-yard fi eld goal attempt on the game’s fi nal play. Martin had a

game-best 155 all-purpose yards. Roscoe set a career-high with 239

passing yards. Zak Bielecki totaled a game-high 16 tackles (13 solo,

3 assisted) including one for loss and a pass break-up. Nores Fradi

had three tackles for loss among his nine solo stops.


#WARRIORFB 79

GAME 8 - OCT. 25AT WSU 52, WALSH 17

Walsh 0 3 0 14 - 17

Wayne State 10 14 7 21 - 52




10:50, 2nd qtr.


WU - Dudics 25 yd fi eld goal, 0:25, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Hayes 9 yd run (Graham kick), 7:51, 3rd qtr.

WU - Robinson 17 yd pass from Fracassa (Dudics kick),

13:13, 4th qtr.

WSU - Showers 73 yd pass from Roscoe (Graham kick),

13:02, 4th qtr.


10:33, 4th qtr.

WSU - Weston 11 yd pass from Guinane (Graham kick),

6:09, 4th qtr.

WU - Robinson 11 yd pass from Fracassa (Dudics kick),

2:35, 4th qtr.


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WU WSUFirst Downs ..............................................20 23

Rushes/Yards ................................... 37/141 48/271

Passing Yardage .....................................171 250

Total Net Yards .......................................312 521



Punts/Avg. ........................................ 3/46.3 5/29.8

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 4/3 0/0

Penalties/Yards .................................... 2/10 4/55

Third Down Conv. ................................ 3/12 6/12


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RUSHING: WU - Aaron Male 10-68; Justin Keith 6-38;

Kalvin Gordon 8-28; Luke Lloyd 7-9; Jamaris Brown 1-4;

Jason Fracassa 4-(-3); Jeremy Willison 1-(-3). WSU -

Desmond Martin 30-148; Romello Brown 9-56; Jay Hayes

4-30; Doug Griffi n 3-21; Carl Roscoe 2-16.

PASSING: WU - Paul Kempe 5-10-1-26; Jason Fracassa

13-24-1-145. WSU - Carl Roscoe 10-13-0-239; Doug Griffi n

0-1-0-0; Sean Guinane 1-1-0-11.

RECEIVING: WU - Blake Williams 4-35; Jeremy Willison

3-50; Jerald Robinson 3-32; Danny Reed 2-16; Darryl Gary

2-6; Luke Lloyd 2-3; Anthony Schrock 1-17; Aaron Male 1-12. WSU - Michael Johnson 7-154; Val Showers 1-73; Trent

Brodbeck 1-13; Aaron Weston 1-11; Ethan Walsh 1-(-1).

GAME RECAP: Wayne State ended its three-game losing streak

with a 52-17 victory. The 52 points scored by the Warriors were the

most since a 55-0 win versus Tiffi n on Sept. 20, 2011. On the game’s

opening drive, Walsh drove inside the Wayne State 40 but a fake

punt was snuff ed out by Marcell Jones. Following a Warrior punt, on

the Cavaliers next play from scrimmage Anthony DeDamos forced

a fumble which was recovered by Jones and returned six yards to

the Walsh 15. Carl Roscoe found Trent Brodbeck for 13 yards, then

Desmond Martin gained the fi nal two yards. Walsh again drove

inside the Warrior 40, but Paul Kempe was hurried on fourth down

by Nores Fradi resulting in an incomplete pass. On the ninth play

of the ensuing drive, Paul Graham converted his 10th consecutive

fi eld goal. Following a three-and-out for Walsh, the Wayne State

off ense drove 71 yards in nine plays with Michael Johnson hauling

in a 43-yard touchdown pass from Roscoe on third-and-16. Johnson

also had a 17-yard catch on a third-and-six, while Roscoe scrambled

for 13 yards on a third-and-10. On the third play from scrimmage

for Walsh, Fradi again put the pressure on Kempe and his pass was

intercepted by James Howard for WSU’s fi rst interception of the season.

The Warriors went 33 yards in seven plays with Martin scoring from

a yard out. Doug Griffi n had three carries for 21 yards on the scoring

drive. Walsh was able to drive 52 yards just before intermission with

Michael Dudics making a 25-yard fi eld goal. The Warriors drove 75

yards in seven plays midway through the third quarter with Jay Hayes

crossing the goal line. The Cavaliers drove 55 yards but Jason Fracassa’s

second-and-goal pass was intercepted by Jamiil Williams. On the fi rst

play following the Walsh TD, Roscoe found Val Showers wide open

behind the secondary for a 73-yard touchdown pass. On the ensuing

drive by the Cavaliers, Fradi forced a fumble with Jones recovering at

the Warrior 40 and returning it 14 yards into Walsh territory. The

WSU defense recorded eight tackles for loss and forced fi ve turnovers.

GAME 7 - OCT. 18AT NORTHERN MICHIGAN 33, WSU 30Wayne State 7 13 3 7 - 30

Northern Michigan 3 7 14 9 - 33


NMU - Laberge 20 yd fi eld goal, 2:13, 1st qtr.



NMU - Jurasin 3 yd run (Laberge kick), 1:54, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Hicks 37 yd pass from Roscoe (Graham kick),

0:27, 2nd qtr.


NMU - Dye 5 yd pass from Brown (Laberge kick), 8:36,

3rd qtr.

NMU - Young 66 yd punt return (Laberge kick), 6:48,

3rd qtr,

NMU - Laberge 22 yd fi eld goal, 10:52, 4th qtr.


6:18, 4th qtr.




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WSU NMUFirst Downs ..............................................21 18

Rushes/Yards ................................... 38/198 30/94

Passing Yardage .....................................241 346

Total Net Yards .......................................439 440



Punts/Avg. ........................................ 1/35.0 1/40.0

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 1/0 2/1

Penalties/Yards .................................... 2/20 4/40

Third Down Conv. ................................ 9/16 9/17


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RUSHING: WSU - Desmond Martin 25-135; Val Showers

2-39; Carl Roscoe 4-18; Doug Griffi n 4-13; Jay Hayes 2-4;

Team 1-(-11). NMU - Wyatt Jurasin 22-68; Terrance Dye

5-15; Shaye Brown 2-12; Team 1-(-1).

PASSING: WSU - Carl Roscoe 14-30-2-241; Doug Griffi n

1-1-0-0; Paul Graham 0-1-0-0; James Hicks 0-1-1-0.

NMU - Shaye Brown 29-42-0-346; Austin Young 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING: WSU - Michael Johnson 5-116; Trent

Brodbeck 3-30; Jamel Hicks 2-47; Will Wheat 1-24; Val

Showers 1-10; Jay Hayes 1-9; Desmond Martin 1-3; Ethan

Walsh 1-2. NMU - Trey Hipke 9-95; Marcus Tucker 6-114;

Kelvin Smarwt 5-61; Austin Young 4-47; Julian Crum 3-21;

Terrance Dye 1-5; CJ Weber 1-3.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State suff ered its third consecutive setback on

a fi eld goal in the fi nal 30 seconds. After each team turned the ball

over on its initial possession, the Warrior defense forced a three-and-

out and the off ense went 66 yards in eight plays with Desmond Martin

scoring. The Wildcats answered with a 78-yard drive culminating in a

20-yard fi eld goal. Wayne State’s next drive concluded with a career-

long 47-yard fi eld goal by Paul Graham. The WSU defense stopped a

fourth down pass and the off ense responded with an eight-play drive

as Graham made a 31-yard fi eld goal. The Wildcats scored their fi rst

touchdown on a 10-play, 58-yard drive. Wayne State moved down

the fi eld with the help of a 15-yard pass interference penalty plus a

16-yard reception by Trent Brodbeck on a third-and-13. Carl Roscoe

found Jamel Hicks over the middle and Hicks gained plenty of yards

after the catch to complete a 37-yard scoring play. On the fi rst play

from scrimmage after intermission, Val Showers went 33 yards on a

reverse, but WSU had to settle for a 44-yard fi eld goal by Graham.

NMU responded with a 62-yard scoring drive. The Warriors went

three-and-out, and Austin Young returned the punt for a TD to give

the hosts a 24-23 lead. Wayne State was unable to convert a fourth

down play following the kickoff , but the defense stepped up and

stopped a fourth down run. A halfback option pass on the next play

was intercepted by NMU leading to a 22-yard fi eld goal. The Warriors

were able to regain the lead at 30-27 as Michael Johnson scored on a

nine-yard reception on a third-and-seven play. The Wildcats knotted

the game at 30 four plays after an 84-yard kickoff return by Marcus

Tucker. Wayne State drove into NMU territory but a fake punt pass was

incomplete leading to a 12-play Wildcat drive concluding in a fi eld goal

by Ryan Laberge. WSU’s second down pass attempt went off the hands

of a Warrior receiver into the hands of a Wildcat. Nores Fradi had a

game-high 3.5 tackles for loss as did Anthony DeDamos. Brandon Lee

totaled a game-best nine tackles (6-3), which included two for loss.

GAME 6 - OCT. 11AT GRAND VALLEY STATE 17, WSU 3


Grand Valley State 7 7 0 3 - 17

GVSU - Warner 5 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick),

6:40, 1st qtr.

GVSU - Robinson 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 11:43, 2nd qtr.


GVSU - Schipper 32 yd fi eld goal, 13:31, 4th qtr.


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WSU GVSUFirst Downs ................................................9 17

Rushes/Yards ..................................... 26/29 42/85

Passing Yardage .....................................103 256

Total Net Yards .......................................132 341



Punts/Avg. ........................................ 6/39.5 7/31.6

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 5/3 1/1

Penalties/Yards .................................... 3/20 8/55

Third Down Conv. ................................ 3/13 8/16


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9-2; Sean McAuliff e 1-0; Carl Roscoe 4-(-22). GVSU - Chris

Robinson 20-56; Kirk Spencer 9-44; Team 2-(-4); Hersey

Jackson 3-(-5); Heath Parling 8-(-6).

PASSING: WSU - Carl Roscoe 11-23-2-92; Doug Griffi n

2-3-0-11. GVSU - Heath Parling 17-28-0-256.

RECEIVING: WSU - Michael Johnson 6-49; Brandon Tinsley

2-15; Val Showers 1-23; Trent Brodbeck 1-7; Will Wheat 1-5;

Jamel Hicks 1-3; Desmond Martin 1-1. GVSU - Jamie Potts

4-81; Joe Wirth 4-32; Keontre’ Miskel 3-69; Matt Williams

2-34; Joe Robbins 1-20; Chris Robinson 1-10; Joe Warner

1-5; Kirk Spencer 1-5.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State held Grand Valley State to just 17

points, tying the fewest points scored by the Lakers this season but

the Warrior off ense only generated a fi eld goal. On the opening drive

of the game, Carl Roscoe eluded the rush and completed a 33-yard

pass to Trent Brodbeck but the play was negated due to a holding

penalty. This drive as well as the next two possessions ended with

a punt. GVSU drove 48 yards in six plays with Joe Warner catching

a fi ve-yard touchdown pass from Heath Parling for the game’s fi rst

score. The Warrior off ense put together a six-play drive following a

58-yard kickoff return by Val Showers, but Doug Griffi n fumbled on

his fi fth carry of the drive on a fi rst-and-goal play. Late in the fi rst

period, a 44-yard punt by Paul Graham had Grand Valley State starting

a drive at its own 29. The Lakers went 71 yards in nine plays with Chris

Robinson scoring on a one-yard plunge on third-and-goal. On the fi rst

drive of the second half, the Warrior defense allowed a pair of fi rst

downs, but a 10-yard sack by Anthony DeDamos on GVSU’s fi rst play

in WSU territory preceded an incomplete pass and another sack. The

Laker punt was partially blocked with Jamel Hicks picking the ball up

at the Laker 38 and returning it 14 yards. After two runs by Desmond

Martin, Griffi n completed a seven-yard pass to Brodbeck for a fi rst

down. Griffi n fumbled on third down with the Lakers recovering.

The Wayne State defense rose to the occasion limiting Grand Valley

State to one fi rst down before forcing another punt. The Warriors

took over at their own 49 with Roscoe connecting on back-to-back

plays with Michael Johnson for 25 and 15 yards, respectively setting

up a fi rst-and-10 from the GVSU 11. Three straight incomplete passes

led to a 28-yard fi eld goal by Graham, his sixth consecutive made

three-pointer. Following the kickoff and along with a Laker holding

penalty, Grand Valley State started on its own 5-yard line. GVSU drove

80 yards in 12 plays with Joel Schipper making a 32-yard fi eld goal

attempt early in the fourth period. Neither team was able to score

in the fi nal 13 minutes. The teams combined for just 114 rushing

yards (85 for GVSU and 29 for WSU). The Lakers held a 256-103

advantage in passing yardage. The Warriors lost the turnover battle

5-1 and were just 1-of-3 in the red zone. Roscoe was 11-of-23 with

two interceptions, although one came on the fi nal play of the game.

Parling completed 17-of-28 passes for 256 yards but was sacked four

times. Johnson had a game-high six receptions for a team-best 49

yards. Jamie Potts totaled a game-high 81 receiving yards on four

catches. Nores Fradi recorded a game-high 14 tackles and added to

his GLIAC leading total of tackles for loss with another 2.5 TFL. Zak

Bielecki contributed 13 tackles, while Jake Carrizales, who entered the

game leading the GLIAC in sacks, assisted on three sacks for minus 12

yards vs. the Lakers. The Warrior defense recorded nine tackles for loss

in the contest with eight diff erent players being a part of the TFLs.

GAME 5 - OCT. 4TIFFIN 26, AT #33-WSU 23

Tiffi n 3 3 13 7 - 26


TU - Derezic 31 yd fi eld goal, 3:21, 1st qtr.

TU - Derezic 31 yd fi eld goal, 12:11, 2nd qtr.


TU - Beaurem 56 yd pass from Pipkin (rush fumbled),

14:43, 3rd qtr.

WSU - DuHart PAT return, 14:43, 3rd qtr.

TU - Holland 24 yd pass from Pipkin (Derezic kick),

9:25, 3rd qtr.

WSU - Griffi n 15 yd run (Graham kick), 14:53, 4th qtr.

TU - Beaurem 11 yd pass from Pipkin (Derezic kick),

9:20, 4th qtr.

WSU - Griffi n 15 yd run (Graham kick), 6:15, 4th qtr.


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TU WSUFirst Downs ..............................................21 18

Rushes/Yards ................................... 36/118 38/170

Passing Yardage .....................................291 150

Total Net Yards .......................................409 320



Punts/Avg. ........................................ 5/35.6 6/39.8

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 1/1 2/1

Penalties/Yards .................................... 3/25 1/8

Third Down Conv. ................................ 7/15 5/14


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RUSHING: TU - Chris Watkins 12-74; Antonio Pipkin

11-40; Jerry Brown 6-17; Tony Shead 1-2; Jordan Nobles

1-(-4); Team 3-(-5); Austen Rankin 2-(-6). WSU - Doug

Griffi n 12-82; Desmond Martin 20-51; Carl Roscoe 5-35;

Michael Johnson 1-2.

PASSING: TU - Antonio Pipkin 25-32-0-291. WSU - Carl

Roscoe 8-25-0-150; Doug Griffi n 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING: TU - Marcus Beaurem 9-115; Pedro Correa

6-88; Tony Shead 3-33; Charles Holland 2-23; Jerry Brown

2-8; Jeremy Lewis 1-19; Austen Rankin 1-10; Patrick

Boggs 1-(-5). WSU - Ethan Walsh 3-24; Brandon Tinsley

2-64; Jamel Hicks 1-30; Desmond Martin 1-16; Michael

Johnson 1-16.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State had its three-game winning streak

snapped with the 26-23 loss. Following a missed 38-yard TU fi eld

goal attempt, Wayne State drove 79 yards in nine plays to grab a

7-6 halftime advantage. The Warriors accumulated fi ve of their

eight fi rst half fi rst downs on the scoring drive. Carl Roscoe had a

30-yard completion to Jamel Hicks allowing WSU to score the go-

ahead touchdown two plays later. Tiffi n returned the second half

kickoff a total of 34 yards including a reverse. On the fi rst play from

scrimmage, TU had a 56-yard touchdown reception. The Dragons

tried some trickery on the PAT but a pitchout from the center to

Jerry Brown was mishandled with Nores Fradi picking up the ball at

the WSU 11. Fradi returned the ball to the Warrior 38 before giving

a lateral to Gerren DuHart who took it the fi nal 62 yards for Wayne

State’s fi rst defensive extra point in nearly 10 years (Earl Carruthers

scored a defensive extra point at Michigan Tech on October 9, 2004).

On the ensuing possession with WSU trailing 12-9, the Warriors drove

across midfi eld but a fi ve-yard completion on a third-and-six preceded

a no gain rush on fourth down. Tiffi n proceeded to drive 58 yards in

fi ve plays to increase its lead to 19-9. After an exchange of punts,

Wayne State turned it over on downs following three consecutive

incomplete deep passes. However, on the very next play, a shotgun

snap was recovered by Sam Sillmon at the Dragon 26. Doug Griffi n

gained eight yards on fi rst down, and following a dropped pass,

Desmond Martin garnered the fi rst down. On the fi rst play of the

fourth quarter, Griffi n went 15 yards for the touchdown. The Warrior

defense forced a three-and-out, but a short punt into the wind was

mishandled by the WSU returner and the Dragons recovered at the

WSU 49. Eight plays later the visitors had a 26-16 lead. Wayne State

responded with a seven-play, 59-yard scoring drive pulling within

three (26-23) with 6:15 remaining. Griffi n carried the ball fi ve times

on the drive for 56 yards going untouched for the fi nal 15 yards.

WSU’s defense rose to the occasion and forced a three-and-out, but

the Warrior off ense took a sack on the fi rst play and had to punt. Once

again the defense answered by forcing the Dragons into minus nine

yards on three plays and into another punt. However, Wayne State’s

off ense had two incomplete passes, a sack and an incomplete pass

to turn the ball over on downs with 1:16 remaining.

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GAME 9 - NOV. 1WSU 43, AT FINDLAY 10

Wayne State 5 10 14 14 - 43

Findlay 0 7 3 0 - 10

WSU - Team safety, 11:49, 1st qtr.


WSU - Hayes 10 yd blocked punt return (Graham kick),

11:51, 2nd qtr.


UF - Bridges 50 yd run (Bugeja kick), 4:21, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Martin 4 yd run (Graham kick), 13:49, 3rd qtr.

UF - Bugeja 25 yd fi eld goal, 9:45, 3rd qtr.

WSU - Jones 26 yd interception return (Graham kick),

2:09, 3rd qtr.


WSU - Johnson 17 yd pass from Guinane (Graham kick),

6:16, 4th qtr.

ATTENDANCE – 848

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WSU UFFirst Downs ..............................................13 13

Rushes/Yards ................................... 47/218 28/115

Passing Yardage .....................................149 152

Total Net Yards .......................................367 267



Punts/Avg. ........................................ 7/41.7 4/35.0

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 1/0 7/2

Penalties/Yards .................................... 5/42 1/10

Third Down Conv. ................................ 6/16 2/12


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2-23; Sean Guinane 3-8; Jay Hayes 2-4; Romello Brown

1-3; Carl Roscoe 3-(-2); Val Showers 1-(-6). UF - Chauncey

Bridges 7-52; Verlon Reed 8-50; Anthony Linnear 4-24;

Daiquone Ford 4-4; Jordan Jackson 3-1; Mitchell Faine

1-(-7); Team 1-(-9).

PASSING: WSU - Carl Roscoe 6-9-0-72; Sean Guinane

6-9-0-77. UF - Verlon Reed 10-21-3-103; Mitchell Faine

6-10-0-49.

RECEIVING: WSU - Michael Johnson 9-99; Jamel Hicks

1-42; Val Showers 1-8; Trent Brodbeck 1-0. UF - Lloyd Henry

7-88; Tim Szabo 3-27; Verlon Reed 3-15; Dylan Blunk 1-15;

Anthony Federico 1-5; Chauncey Bridges 1-2.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State won all three phases of the game at

Findlay in posting a 43-10 triumph. Desmond Martin broke off a 48-

yard run on the second play of the game, but after a couple of negative

plays, the Warrior punt was downed at the UF 11. On Findlay’s fi rst

play, Verlon Reed scrambled after getting a low shotgun snap and was

forced out of bounds with the ball not coming completely outside the

goal line for a safety. Val Showers returned the free kick 21 yards to

the Warrior 48. Six consecutive carries by Martin netted 35 yards, and

even with an 11-yard completion from Carl Roscoe to Michael Johnson

on third-and-14, WSU had to settle for a 28-yard fi eld goal from Paul

Graham. The Oilers gained four yards on their fi rst series of the second

quarter, then Dustin Carlin blocked the punt with Jay Hayes picking up

the ball and going in for a touchdown. On Findlay’s ensuring drive, Zak

Bielecki picked off a third down pass for his fi rst career interception.

The Warriors drove 47 yards in seven plays with Graham converting

a 41-yard fi eld goal. It took UF just six plays to get on the scoreboard

as Chauncey Bridges scampered 50 yards on a third-and-two. Wayne

State began the second half with an onside kick that Majd Khytaz

recovered, however the Warriors were penalized for an illegal block.

On the next play, Khytaz’s short kickoff was mishandled with Brook

Higgins recovering. Three straight running plays, two by Martin

sandwiched around a 25-yard gain for Doug Griffi n, concluded with

Martin’s touchdown run. Later in the period, Marcell Jones made a

one-hand interception and took it back 26 yards for WSU’s fi rst pick six

since Gerren DuHart went 82 yards against Hillsdale on Oct. 6, 2012.

On Findlay’s last drive of the third quarter, Bielecki recorded his second

interception, giving the Warriors great fi eld position at the UF 47. WSU

used 5:11 on the clock and scored on the ninth play. Sean Guinane, in

his fi rst signifi cant playing time of the season, had two completions

on the drive for 15 yards, both to Johnson with Martin carrying the

ball the other seven plays. Defensively for Wayne State, Nores Fradi

had a team-best 11 tackles including 3.5 sacks and a forced fumble.

Jones contributed seven tackles (3-4) plus his pick six. James Howard

had four solo tackles and two pass break-ups in his fi rst career start.

GAME 10 - NOV. 8WSU 47, LAKE ERIE 28

Wayne State 10 10 6 21 - 47

Lake Erie 0 14 7 7 - 28



LEC - Bilal 38 yd run (Muzic kick), 12:32, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Hicks 6 yd pass from Guinane (Graham kick),

8:41, 2nd qtr.

LEC - Bilal 3 yd run (Muzic kick), 2:54, 2nd qtr.


WSU - Martin 2 yd run (Guinane pass failed), 4:13,

3rd qtr.

LEC - Bilal 12 yd run (Muzic kick), 2:01, 3rd qtr.


LEC - Whitley 32 yd pass from Hokavar (Muzic kick),

10:35, 4th qtr.

WSU - Hayes 25 yd run (Graham kick), 7:25, 4th qtr.

WSU - Johnson 25 yd pass from Guinane (Graham kick),

4:27, 4th qtr.

ATTENDANCE – 573

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WSU LECFirst Downs ..............................................22 20

Rushes/Yards ................................... 52/349 47/200

Passing Yardage .....................................225 128

Total Net Yards .......................................574 328



Punts/Avg. ........................................ 3/30.0 5/40.0

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 0/0 0/0

Penalties/Yards .................................... 8/88 3/25

Third Down Conv. .............................. 10/17 6/15


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RUSHING: WSU - Desmond Martin 39-292; Jay Hayes 9-62;

Michael Johnson 1-(-1); Sean Guinane 3-(-4). LEC - Anthony

Bilal 25-145; Brandon Phenix 7-33; Mitchel Hokavar 13-29;

Aaron Lindgren 2-(-7).

PASSING: WSU - Sean Guinane 15-25-1-225. LEC -

Mitchel Hokavar 10-24-1-128.

RECEIVING: WSU - Michael Johnson 9-105; Jamel Hicks

4-100; Trent Brodbeck 1-12; Desmond Martin 1-8. LEC -

Aaron Lindgren 4-69; Zaide Whitley 2-35; Demarco Rojas

2-18; Tyler Lindgren 1-4; Billy Croom 1-2.

GAME RECAP: Wayne State scored 21 points in the fourth quarter for

the 47-28 victory. Despite the fi nal score, it was the Warrior defense

that made plays and held the Storm off ense 175 yards below their

season average. Meanwhile, the WSU off ense set a season-best

with 574 yards including 349 on the ground. Desmond Martin ran

for a career-high 292 yards while Sean Guinane was 15-for-25 for a

career-best 225 yards and two touchdowns in just his fourth career

start. Michael Johnson collected his fourth 100-yard receiving game

of the season with Jamel Hicks posting his fi rst career 100-yard game.

Zak Bielecki led the defense with 12 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and

an interception. Nores Fradi totaled 11 tackles including a sack and

another 1.5 tackles for loss. WSU started the scoring just 2:11 into the

contest on a 53-yard jaunt by Martin. After a three-and-out by Lake

Erie, the Warriors drove 80 yards and on play 13 Graham converted

his fi rst fi eld goal of the afternoon. Wayne State held a 192-38 edge

in total off ense after the opening stanza. The Storm ended the next

WSU drive with an interception and scored fi ve plays later as the

GLIAC’s leading rusher Anthony Bilal went in from 38 yards out. Bilal

was held more than 40 yards below his per game rushing average.

The Warriors responded with an eight-play drive that only needed 37

yards following a 15-yard penalty on the Storm. The Guinane to Hicks

combo recorded the TD on a third-and-six pass completion. Lake Erie

pulled within three on the strength of a 17-play, 70-yard drive. On the

last possession of the fi rst half, Guinane engineered a 61-yard drive in

2:54 concluding with a fi eld goal by Graham. The fi rst seven drives of

the second half (4 by LEC, 3 by WSU) combined did not produce a fi rst

down by running or passing. Finally on drive eight, the Warriors went

81 yards in only fi ve plays. Martin had a two-yard TD run, on the play

following a 57-yard scamper. Lake Erie’s Bilal scored on a 12-yard run.

The Warriors restored their 12-point lead with Martin scoring. Once

again the Storm were able to chip away at the WSU advantage as

Mitchel Hokavar tossed a TD pass. The Wayne State off ense answered

with a 83-yard touchdown drive in only six plays. Martin gained 47

yards on the fi rst three plays, before Jay Hayes totaled 36 yards on the

next three plays which included a 25-yard touchdown run.

GAME 11 - NOV. 15WSU 20, HILLSDALE 13

Hillsdale 3 10 0 0 - 13


HC - Mette 43 yd fi eld goal, 10:44, 1st qtr.

WSU - Hayes 1 yd run (Graham kick), 14:18, 2nd qtr.

HC - Carter 4 yd pass from LaPrairie (Mette kick),

0:51, 2nd qtr.

HC - Mette 35 yd fi eld goal, 0:00, 2nd qtr.

WSU - Roscoe 12 yd run (Graham kick), 7:11, 4th qtr.

WSU - Hicks 20 yd run (Graham kick blocked), 1:30,

4th qtr.


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HC WSUFirst Downs ..............................................16 13

Rushes/Yards ..................................... 37/52 35/176

Passing Yardage .....................................192 120

Total Net Yards .......................................244 296



Punts/Avg. ........................................ 5/39.6 4/39.5

Fumbles/Lost ......................................... 0/0 0/0

Penalties/Yards .................................... 1/55 5/55

Third Down Conv. ................................ 6/16 3/10


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RUSHING: HC - Bennett Lewis 14-35; Spencer Nehls

8-25; Jack Wiseman 11-18; Mark LaPrairie 4-(-26). WSU -

Desmond Martin 23-76; Jay Hayes 5-43; Carl Roscoe 5-38;

Jamel Hicks 1-20.

PASSING: HC - Mark LaPrairie 20-31-1-192. WSU - Carl

Roscoe 14-17-0-120.

RECEIVING: HC - Evan Bach 4-57; Joe Srebernak 4-45;

Mike Carter 3-30; Taylor Cone 2-21; Bennett Lewis 2-8; Brian

Newman 2-5; Alex Fogt 1-12; Timmy Mills 1-10; John Haley

1-4. WSU - Trent Brodbeck 4-37; Michael Johnson 3-20;

Jamel Hicks 2-23; Val Showers 2--1; Ethan Walsh 1-36; Will

Wheat 1-3; Desmond Martin 1-2.

GAME RECAP: The Warriors rallied for 13 fourth quarter points

in recording a 20-13 triumph. Hillsdale scored on the game’s

opening possession driving 54 yards in nine plays with Steven Mette

converting a 43-yard fi eld goal attempt. WSU had two fi rst downs

on the ensuing drive but a fourth down pass completion was ruled

down with the receivers knee touching the ground on the reception.

After a three-and-out by the Chargers, the Warrior off ense went 73

yards in 10 plays with Jay Hayes scoring on a one-yard plunge on the

second play of the second quarter. The teams traded punts before HC

had a 8:05 drive which covered 71 yards in 17 plays concluding on a

four-yard touchdown pass from Mark LaPrairie to Mike Carter on a

third-and-goal with just 51 seconds remaining before intermission.

Mette’s PAT gave the visitors a 10-7 advantage. A fumble on WSU’s

second play from scrimmage put the Chargers in business at their own

47. After two completions for 35 yards followed by an incompletion,

Mette connected on a 35-yard fi eld goal attempt on the fi nal play of

the fi rst half giving Hillsdale a 13-7 lead at intermission. The Wayne

State defense was huge in the second half limiting HC to 89 yards

in 31 plays and if you take into account an 85-yard interception

return by Anthony DeDamos, the “positive” yardage is even less.

DeDamos’ return was the longest non-scoring interception return in

school history eclipsing an 89-year-old school mark set on October

4, 1925, by George Lester (75 yard return) against Ferris State. On

the fi rst drive of the third quarter, Graham missed his fi rst collegiate

fi eld goal attempt, after making 14 straight. The next four drives

(two from each team) ended in punts with only three combined fi rst

downs for the two squads. Hillsdale went 54 yards in 10 plays and on

a third-and-goal from the WSU seven, LaPrairie was intercepted by

DeDamos at the four. His return went all the way to the Hillsdale 11

before he was brought down. An unsportsmanlike conduct penalty

on WSU pushed the ball back to the HC 26. Carl Roscoe completed a

six-yard pass to Michael Johnson on a third-and-four and three plays

later Roscoe scrambled for 12 yards for his fi rst collegiate rushing

touchdown on a third-and-eight play. Forcing the Chargers to use

all three timeouts after running plays, Wayne State’s third holder

of the season Jamel Hicks took the snap on a fi eld goal attempt and

rushed untouched down the right side for a 20-yard touchdown

with 1:30 remaining in the game. Graham’s consecutive PAT streak

ended at 42 as his attempt was blocked. Zak Bielecki and DeDamos

tied for game-high tackle honors with 12 each. Fradi fi nished with

nine tackles (4-5) including three for loss, which secured the national

lead in tackles for loss per game.

2014 GAME SUMMARIES/GAMES 9-11INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes ............ 39-Desmond Martin at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Yards Rushing 292-Desmond Martin at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

TD Rushes

.......... 3-Desmond Martin vs. Carson-Newman (Sep 13)

...........................3-Desmond Martin at Malone (Sep 20)

............................3-Doug Griffi n vs Northwood (Sep 27)

........................ 3-Desmond Martin at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Long Rush

........ 62-Desmond Martin vs. Carson-Newman (Sep 13)

Pass attempts

............... 30-Carl Roscoe at Northern Michigan (Oct 18)

Pass completions . 15-Sean Guinane at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Yards Passing

............. 241-Carl Roscoe at Northern Michigan (Oct 18)

TD Passes ....................... 3-Carl Roscoe vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

Long Pass ..................... 73-Carl Roscoe vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

Receptions ...........9-Michael Johnson at Findlay (Nov 01)

........................ 9-Michael Johnson at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Yards Receiving . 154-Michael Johnson vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

TD Receptions

................ 2-Michael Johnson vs. Michigan Tech (Sep 4)

............................ 2-Michael Johnson vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

Long Reception .......... 73-Val Showers vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

Field Goals 3-Paul Graham at Northern Michigan (Oct 18)

Long Field Goal

............. 47-Paul Graham at Northern Michigan (Oct 18)

Punts ........................ 7-Paul Graham at Findlay (Nov 01)

Punting Avg ......... 42.5-Paul Graham at Malone (Sep 20)

Long Punt ............... 55-Paul Graham at Findlay (Nov 01)

Punts inside 20 ......... 5-Paul Graham at Findlay (Nov 01)

Long Punt Return ........ 34-Ron Brant at Malone (Sep 20)

Long Kickoff Return

................ 87-Val Showers vs. Carson-Newman (Sep 13)

Tackles ............ 16-Zak Bielecki vs. Michigan Tech (Sep 4)

Sacks ........................ 3.5-Nores Fradi at Findlay (Nov 01)

Tackles For Loss -- (Four times by three individuals):

... 3.5-Anthony DeDamos at Northern Michigan (Oct 18)

.............. 3.5-Nores Fradi at Northern Michigan (Oct 18)

................................ 3.5-Nores Fradi at Findlay (Nov 01)

............................ 3.5-Zak Bielecki at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Interceptions ...............2-Zak Bielecki at Findlay (Nov 01)

2014 TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes ................................... 53 vs. Northwood (Sep 27)

Yards Rushing .......................... 349 at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Yards Per Rush ............. 7.0 vs. Carson-Newman (Sep 13)

TD Rushes ................................ 5 vs. Northwood (Sep 27)

Pass attempts .............. 33 at Northern Michigan (Oct 18)

Pass completions .............. 15 at Northern Mich. (Oct 18)

................................................. 15 at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Yards Passing ................................ 250 vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

Yards Per Pass .............................. 16.7 vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

TD Passes .......................................... 4 vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

Total Plays ............................. 77 vs. Northwood (Sep 27)

................................................. 77 at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Total Off ense ............................ 574 at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Yards Per Play ................................ 8.3 vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

Points ............................................. 52 vs. Walsh (Oct 25)

Sacks By .......................................... 4 at Malone (Sep 20)

......................................................... 4 vs. Tiffi n (Oct 04)

.......................................... 4 at Grand Valley St. (Oct 11)

...................................................... 4 at Findlay (Nov 01)

................................................... 4 at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

................................................... 4 vs. Hillsdale (Nov 15)

First Downs ............................ 25 vs. Northwood (Sep 27)

Penalties ...................................... 8 at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Penalty Yards ............................. 88 at Lake Erie (Nov 08)

Turnovers ............................ 5 at Grand Valley St. (Oct 11)

Interceptions By .............................. 3 at Findlay (Nov 01)

Punts .............................................. 7 at Findlay (Nov 01)

Punting Avg ............................... 42.5 at Malone (Sep 20)

Long Punt ..................................... 55 at Findlay (Nov 01)

Punts inside 20 ............................... 5 at Findlay (Nov 01)

Long Punt Return ......................... 34 at Malone (Sep 20)


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2014 Final Wayne State University Statistics

Overall Record: 7-4

Home Record: 4-2

Road Record: 3-2

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND ------------ ------------------------ --- ----- ------*Sep. 4, 2014 MICHIGAN TECH L 17-18 3103 Sep 13, 2014 #13 CARSON-NEWMAN W 41-31 2755*Sep 20, 2014 at Malone W 39-15 1200*Sep 27, 2014 NORTHWOOD W 45-27 3334*Oct 04, 2014 TIFFIN L 23-26 1809*Oct 11, 2014 at Grand Valley St. L 3-17 13412*Oct 18, 2014 at Northern Michigan L 30-33 3461*Oct 25, 2014 WALSH W 52-17 1509*Nov 01, 2014 at Findlay W 43-10 848*Nov 08, 2014 at Lake Erie College W 47-28 573*Nov 15, 2014 HILLSDALE W 20-13 1619

*-GLIAC Game.

TEAM STATISTICS WS OPPSCORING..................................360 235 Points Per Game ....................32.7 21.4 Points Off Turnovers .................80 53 FIRST DOWNS ............................200 203 Rushing .............................114 79 Passing ..............................78 109 Penalty ...............................8 15 RUSHING YARDAGE .......................2381 1488 Yards gained rushing ...............2606 1878 Yards lost rushing ..................225 390 Rushing Attempts ....................464 424 Average Per Rush ....................5.1 3.5 Average Per Game ..................216.5 135.3 TDs Rushing ..........................28 10 PASSING YARDAGE .......................1977 2235 Comp-Att-Int .................137-239-11 189-333-7 Average Per Pass ....................8.3 6.7 Average Per Catch ..................14.4 11.8 Average Per Game ..................179.7 203.2 TDs Passing ..........................14 16 TOTAL OFFENSE .........................4358 3723 Total Plays .........................703 757 Average Per Play ....................6.2 4.9 Average Per Game ..................396.2 338.5 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ...............33-740 63-1112 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ...............16-144 16-150 INT RETURNS: #-Yards .................7-144 11-102 KICK RETURN AVERAGE ...................22.4 17.7 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE ....................9.0 9.4 INT RETURN AVERAGE ....................20.6 9.3 FUMBLES-LOST ..........................16-9 25-13 PENALTIES-Yards .....................49-481 43-334 Average Per Game ...................43.7 30.4 PUNTS-Yards ........................40-1479 52-1968 Average Per Punt ...................37.0 37.8 Net punt average ...................31.7 34.3 KICKOFFS-Yards .....................70-3735 52-2701 Average Per Kick ...................53.4 51.9 Net kick average ...................36.4 35.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ..............29:54 30:06 3RD-DOWN Conversions ................65/144 60/163 3rd-Down Pct ........................45% 37% 4TH-DOWN Conversions ..................5/19 12/29 4th-Down Pct ........................26% 41% SACKS BY-Yards ......................32-208 10-79 MISC YARDS ...............................0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED .......................45 27 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS .................14-15 16-17 ON-SIDE KICKS ..........................0-0 1-1 RED-ZONE SCORES ................(38-42) 90% (33-37) 89% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ............(29-42) 69% (18-37) 49% PAT-ATTEMPTS ...................(42-43) 98% (23-23) 100% ATTENDANCE ...........................14129 19494 Games/Avg Per Game ...............6/2355 5/3899

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total-------------------- --- --- --- --- ---Wayne State......... 62 106 60 132 - 360Opponents........... 41 71 68 55 - 235

RUSHING GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GDesmond Martin 11-11 287 1640 62 1578 5.5 16 62 143.5 Doug Griffi n 9-0 49 280 34 246 5.0 5 29 27.3 Jay Hayes 11-0 41 236 13 223 5.4 4 25 20.3 Carl Roscoe 10-10 39 201 62 139 3.6 1 21 13.9 Romello Brown 4-0 20 102 0 102 5.1 1 32 25.5 Val Showers 10-1 4 50 6 44 11.0 0 33 4.4 Michael Johnson 11-11 7 38 1 37 5.3 0 22 3.4 Rabeah Beydoun 11-0 4 23 0 23 5.8 0 10 2.1 Jamel Hicks 10-4 1 20 0 20 20.0 1 20 2.0 Sean Guinane 5-1 6 16 12 4 0.7 0 9 0.8 Sean McAuliffe 11-1 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Paul Graham 11-0 1 0 5 -5 -5.0 0 0 -0.5 Team 8 4 0 30 -30 -7.5 0 0 -3.8 Total.......... 11 464 2606 225 2381 5.1 28 62 216.5 Opponents...... 11 424 1878 390 1488 3.5 10 76 135.3

PASSING GP-GS Effi c Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GCarl Roscoe 10-10 137.05 107-188-9 56.9 1615 10 73 161.5 Sean Guinane 5-1 163.72 23-37-1 62.2 314 4 44 62.8 Doug Griffi n 9-0 100.29 7-11-0 63.6 48 0 22 5.3 Jamel Hicks 10-4 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Paul Graham 11-0 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 8 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total......... 11 136.9 137-239-11 57.3 1977 14 73 179.7 Opponents.... 11 124.8 189-333-7 56.8 2235 16 57 203.2

RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G---------------------------------------------------------Michael Johnson 11-11 59 879 14.9 10 63 79.9 Trent Brodbeck 11-7 15 171 11.4 0 57 15.5 Jamel Hicks 10-4 14 262 18.7 2 44 26.2 Desmond Martin 11-11 11 142 12.9 0 58 12.9 Brandon Tinsley 11-5 10 170 17.0 0 36 15.5 Ethan Walsh 11-10 10 101 10.1 0 36 9.2 Val Showers 10-1 6 113 18.8 1 73 11.3 Will Wheat 11-5 6 62 10.3 0 24 5.6 Jay Hayes 11-0 3 33 11.0 0 21 3.0 Nathan White 11-0 1 32 32.0 0 32 2.9 Aaron Weston 11-0 1 11 11.0 1 11 1.0 Manny Mendoza 8-0 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 Total.......... 11 137 1977 14.4 14 73 179.7 Opponents...... 11 189 2235 11.8 16 57 203.2

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long--------------------------------------------Michael Johnson 7 51 7.3 0 15Ron Brant 11 87 7.9 0 34 Michael Johnson 3 20 6.7 0 11 Jamel Hicks 1 14 14.0 0 14 Dustin Carlin 1 13 13.0 0 0 Jay Hayes 0 10 0.0 1 10 Total.......... 16 144 9.0 1 34 Opponents...... 16 150 9.4 1 66

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long--------------------------------------------Val Showers 25 621 24.8 1 87 Jay Hayes 7 105 15.0 0 28 Jamel Hicks 1 14 14.0 0 14 Total.......... 33 740 22.4 1 87 Opponents...... 63 1112 17.7 0 84

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long--------------------------------------------Zak Bielecki 3 33 11.0 0 22 Jamiil Williams 1 0 0.0 0 0 James Howard 1 0 0.0 0 0 Marcell Jones 1 26 26.0 1 26 Anthony DeDamos 1 85 85.0 0 85 Total.......... 7 144 20.6 1 85 Opponents...... 11 102 9.3 0 2

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long--------------------------------------------Marcell Jones 2 20 10.0 0 14 Total.......... 2 20 10.0 0 14 Opponents...... 0 0 0.0 0 0

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|------- PATs -------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PtsDesmond Martin 16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 96 Paul Graham 0 14-15 42-43 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 84 Michael Johnson 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60 Doug Griffi n 5 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 32 Jay Hayes 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Jamel Hicks 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Val Showers 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Romello Brown 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Carl Roscoe 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Aaron Weston 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Marcell Jones 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Gerren DuHart 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 2Team 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2Sean Guinane 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0Total.......... 45 14-15 42-43 1-1 0 0-1 1 1 360 Opponents...... 27 16-17 23-23 0-3 0 0-1 0 1 235

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GCarl Roscoe 10 227 139 1615 1754 175.4 Desmond Martin 11 287 1578 0 1578 143.5 Sean Guinane 5 43 4 314 318 63.6 Doug Griffi n 9 60 246 48 294 32.7 Jay Hayes 11 41 223 0 223 20.3 Romello Brown 4 20 102 0 102 25.5 Val Showers 10 4 44 0 44 4.4 Michael Johnson 11 7 37 0 37 3.4 Rabeah Beydoun 11 4 23 0 23 2.1 Jamel Hicks 10 2 20 0 20 2.0 Paul Graham 11 2 -5 0 -5 -0.5 Team 8 5 -30 0 -30 -3.8 Total.......... 11 703 2381 1977 4358 396.2 Opponents...... 11 757 1488 2235 3723 338.5

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G-----------------------------------------------------------Desmond Martin 11 1578 142 0 0 0 1720 156.4Michael Johnson 11 37 879 20 0 0 936 85.1 Val Showers 10 44 113 0 621 0 778 77.8 Jay Hayes 11 223 33 10 105 0 371 33.7 Jamel Hicks 10 20 262 14 14 0 310 31.0 Doug Griffi n 9 246 0 0 0 0 246 27.3Trent Brodbeck 11 0 171 0 0 0 171 15.5 Brandon Tinsley 11 0 170 0 0 0 170 15.5 Carl Roscoe 10 139 0 0 0 0 139 13.9 Romello Brown 4 102 0 0 0 0 102 25.5 Ethan Walsh 11 0 101 0 0 0 101 9.2 Ron Brant 10 0 0 87 0 0 87 8.7 Anthony DeDamos 11 0 0 0 0 85 85 7.7 Will Wheat 11 0 62 0 0 0 62 5.6 Zak Bielecki 11 0 0 0 0 33 33 3.0Nathan White 11 0 32 0 0 0 32 2.9 Marcell Jones 11 0 0 0 0 26 26 2.4Rabeah Beydoun 11 23 0 0 0 0 23 2.1Dustin Carlin 11 0 0 13 0 0 13 1.2Aaron Weston 11 0 11 0 0 0 11 1.0 Sean Guinane 5 4 0 0 0 0 4 0.8Manny Mendoza 8 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.1 Paul Graham 11 -5 0 0 0 0 -5 -0.5 Team 8 -30 0 0 0 0 -30 -3.8 Total.......... 11 2381 1977 144 740 144 5386 489.6 Opponents...... 11 1488 2235 150 1112 102 5087 462.5

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkPaul Graham 14-15 93.3 7-8 3-3 4-4 0-0 47 0

FG SEQUENCE Wayne State OPPONENTS----------------------------------------------------Michigan Tech (24) (23),(29),(21),(25) Carson-Newman (42),(39) (26) Malone (21) - Northwood (37) - Tiffi n - (31),(31),38 Grand Valley St. (28) (32) Northern Michigan (47),(31),(44) (20),(22),(25),(24) Walsh (21) (25) Findlay (28),(41) (25) Lake Erie College (19),(20) - Hillsdale 28 (43),(35)

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate fi eld goal was made.

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ BlkdPaul Graham 39 1479 37.9 55 3 13 13 4 1 Team 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total.......... 40 1479 37.0 55 3 13 13 4 1 Opponents...... 52 1968 37.8 62 2 20 16 4 2

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn-------------------------------------------------------------Majd Khytaz 69 3700 53.6 3 1 Paul Graham 1 35 35.0 0 0 Total.......... 70 3735 53.4 3 1 17.7 36.4 28 Opponents...... 52 2701 51.9 5 8 22.4 35.3 29

|--------Tackles--------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| BlkdDEFENSIVE LEADERS GP-GS Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17 Zak Bielecki 11-11 73 28 101 8.0-26 1.0-6 3-33 3 . . 1 . .58 Nores Fradi 11-11 73 27 100 28.5-113 8.5-70 . 2 10 1-0 3 . .44 Anthony DeDamos 11-11 48 22 70 12.0-41 4.0-26 1-85 3 1 2-0 2 . .51 Marcell Jones 11-11 43 16 59 4.0-11 0.5-4 1-26 2 1 3-20 1 . .8 Jamiil Williams 11-11 31 11 42 . . 1-0 6 . . 1 . .3 Brandon Lee 10-10 34 8 42 5.0-16 . . 3 1 . 1 . .95 Jake Carrizales 11-0 27 8 35 14.0-74 7.5-50 . 2 3 . 2 . .4 Gerren DuHart 11-11 28 6 34 3.0-5 . . 12 . . 1 . .27 Valorian Cunningham 7-1 15 10 25 2.0-11 1.5-11 . 2 4 . . 1 .91 Ashawn Butler 11-10 10 10 20 3.0-7 1.0-4 . 1 . . . . .57 Sam Sillmon 11-11 14 5 19 4.0-19 4.0-19 . . 2 2-0 . . .26 James Howard 11-1 18 1 19 . . 1-0 4 . . . . .56 Idris Hobdy 11-0 7 10 17 1.0-3 0.5-2 . 1 2 1-0 . . .94 Justice Akuezue 11-10 11 6 17 7.5-21 1.5-8 . 4 3 . 1 . .13 DeAndre Grady 11-0 8 5 13 1.0-3 1.0-3 . . . 1-0 . . .98 Alex Medenbach 10-0 3 10 13 0.5-3 0.5-3 . . . . . . .97 Ryan Hankins 8-8 7 3 10 1.0-1 . . . . 1-0 . . .66 Raafat El Hage 11-3 7 3 10 2.0-4 . . . . . . . .32 Ron Brant 10-0 9 . 9 . . . . . . . . .33 Lairren Johnson 11-0 5 3 8 . . . . . . . . .21 Jay Hayes 11-0 6 2 8 . . . . . . . . .47 Dustin Carlin 11-0 4 4 8 1.5-3 0.5-2 . . . . . 1 . 23 James Hendrix 10-0 7 1 8 . . . . . . . . .92 Blake Mazur 11-0 1 6 7 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .69 Jada Littlejohn 11-1 3 4 7 1.0-3 . . . . 1-0 . . .18 Jamel Hicks 10-4 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . .59 Marv Jefferson 9-0 1 4 5 . . . . 1 . . . .99 Derrick Rodgers 8-0 3 1 4 2.0-6 . . . . . . . .16 Brook Higgins 5-0 2 1 3 . . . . . 1-0 . . .83 Nathan White 11-0 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .1 Majd Khytaz 11-0 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .6 Michael Johnson 11-11 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .81 Brandon Tinsley 11-5 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .22 Rabeah Beydoun 11-0 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .85 Trent Brodbeck 11-7 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .54 Mike Komor 11-4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2 Desmond Martin 11-11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .88 Aaron Weston 11-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .87 Manny Mendoza 8-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .43 Alex Kish 9-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .TM Team 8-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . 1 Total.......... 11 511 224 735 102-371 32-208 7-144 45 28 13-20 13 2 1 Opponents...... 11 448 262 710 57-201 10-79 11-102 25 16 9-0 7 2 1

3rd-Down Conversions Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr *Sep. 4 Michigan Tech.......... L 17-18 7-13 53.8% 2-3 66.7% 0-2 0.0% 2-4 50.0% 3-4 75.0% Sep 13 Carson-Newman.......... W 41-31 4-9 44.4% 1-4 25.0% 1-1 100.0% 1-3 33.3% 1-1 100.0%*Sep 20 at Malone.............. W 39-15 5-10 50.0% 0-2 0.0% 2-3 66.7% 2-3 66.7% 1-2 50.0%*Sep 27 Northwood.............. W 45-27 7-14 50.0% 2-3 66.7% 3-4 75.0% 1-2 50.0% 1-5 20.0%*Oct 04 Tiffi n.................. L 23-26 5-14 35.7% 0-3 0.0% 1-2 50.0% 3-6 50.0% 1-3 33.3%*Oct 11 at Grand Valley St..... L 3-17 3-13 23.1% 1-4 25.0% 1-4 25.0% 1-3 33.3% 0-2 0.0%*Oct 18 at Northern Michigan... L 30-33 9-16 56.2% 3-4 75.0% 2-4 50.0% 1-4 25.0% 3-4 75.0%*Oct 25 Walsh.................. W 52-17 6-12 50.0% 0-2 0.0% 4-5 80.0% 0-2 0.0% 2-3 66.7%*Nov 01 at Findlay............. W 43-10 6-16 37.5% 0-3 0.0% 2-6 33.3% 1-3 33.3% 3-4 75.0%*Nov 08 at Lake Erie College... W 47-28 10-17 58.8% 3-4 75.0% 3-4 75.0% 2-5 40.0% 2-4 50.0%*Nov 15 Hillsdale.............. W 20-13 3-10 30.0% 1-2 50.0% 0-1 0.0% 0-3 0.0% 2-4 50.0%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wayne State 65-144 45.1% 13-34 38.2% 19-36 52.8% 14-38 36.8% 19-36 52.8% Opponents 60-163 36.8% 8-30 26.7% 25-52 48.1% 13-35 37.1% 14-46 30.4%

Time of Possession Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr*Sep. 4 Michigan Tech.......... L 17-18 27:14 4:50 3:43 9:46 8:55 Sep 13 Carson-Newman.......... W 41-31 29:41 10:34 4:48 5:34 8:45*Sep 20 at Malone.............. W 39-15 30:33 5:49 9:43 9:10 5:51*Sep 27 Northwood.............. W 45-27 32:38 9:59 7:04 6:37 8:58*Oct 04 Tiffi n.................. L 23-26 25:11 5:33 5:08 9:11 5:19*Oct 11 at Grand Valley St..... L 3-17 22:47 7:56 6:24 4:21 4:06*Oct 18 at Northern Michigan... L 30-33 30:43 7:49 7:29 8:15 7:10*Oct 25 Walsh.................. W 52-17 30:35 6:31 9:18 7:18 7:28*Nov 01 at Findlay............. W 43-10 36:13 11:15 8:31 6:58 9:29*Nov 08 at Lake Erie College... W 47-28 35:57 11:57 7:35 7:38 8:47*Nov 15 Hillsdale.............. W 20-13 27:18 8:39 3:15 8:58 6:26 Wayne State Total 328:50 90:52 72:58 83:46 81:14 Avg. 29:53 8:15 6:38 7:36 7:23 Opponents Total 331:10 74:08 92:02 81:14 83:46 Avg. 30:06 6:44 8:22 7:23 7:36 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERS

Plays by Yards ............................................ No.

20-29 .......................................................................41

30-39 .......................................................................17

40-49 .........................................................................8

50-59 .........................................................................6

60+ ..........................................................................5

TOTAL ............................................................ 77

Plays by Type ............................................. No.

Passing.....................................................................36

Rushing ....................................................................18

Kickoff Returns .........................................................18

Punt Returns ..............................................................2

Interceptions ..............................................................3

Fumble Returns ..........................................................0

Touchdowns.............................................................18

OFFENSE WR WR/TE TE LT LG C RG RT QB FB/WR TB

Michigan Tech M. Johnson Brodbeck Walsh Walker McFadden Box Richardson Kelly Roscoe McAuliff e Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Carson-Newman M. Johnson Wheat Walsh Walker Richardson Box Theaker Kelly Roscoe Tinsley Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at Malone M. Johnson Brodbeck Walsh Walker Richardson Box Theaker Kelly Roscoe Wheat Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Northwood M. Johnson Hicks Walsh Walker Richardson Box Theaker Kelly Roscoe Tinsley Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tiffi n M. Johnson Showers Walsh Walker Richardson Box Theaker Kelly Roscoe Tinsley Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at Grand Valley State M. Johnson Brodbeck Walsh Walker Richardson Box Theaker Kelly Roscoe Tinsley Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at Northern Michigan M. Johnson Brodbeck Walsh Kelly McFadden Komor Richardson Theaker Roscoe Tinsley Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Walsh M. Johnson Hicks Brodbeck Kelly McFadden Komor Richardson Theaker Roscoe Wheat Martin------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at Findlay M. Johnson Brodbeck Walsh Kelly McFadden Box Richardson Theaker Roscoe Hicks Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lake Erie M. Johnson Brodbeck Walsh Kelly McFadden Komor Richardson Theaker Guinane Wheat Martin---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hillsdale M. Johnson Hicks Walsh Kelly McFadden Komor Richardson Theaker Roscoe Wheat Martin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

DEFENSE DE DT DT DE LB LB LB CB CB S S

Michigan Tech Butler Sillmon Hankins Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Carson-Newman Littlejohn Sillmon Hankins Cunningham Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at Malone Butler Sillmon Hankins Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Northwood Butler Sillmon Hankins Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tiffi n Butler Sillmon Hankins Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at Grand Valley State Butler Sillmon Hankins Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at Northern Michigan Butler Sillmon Hankins Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Walsh Butler Sillmon Hankins Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at Findlay Butler Sillmon El Hage Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Howard DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lake Erie Butler Sillmon El Hage Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hillsdale Butler Sillmon El Hage Akuezue Jones DeDamos Fradi Lee DuHart Bielecki J. Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

20-YARDS PLUS BY PLAYER

Player No. TDs Type

Carl Roscoe 30 8 P, RU

Michael Johnson 18 7 RE, RU

Val Showers 19 3 KR, RE, RU

Desmond Martin 12 4 RU, RE

Sean Guinane 6 1 P

Jamel Hicks 7 2 RE, RU

Jay Hayes 5 2 KR, RE, RU

Brandon Tinsley 4 0 RE

Ron Brant 2 0 PR

Doug Griffi n 2 0 P, RU

Nathan White 1 0 RE

Trent Brodbeck 1 0 RE

Will Wheat 1 0 RE

Romello Brown 1 0 RU

Marcell Jones 1 1 INT

Zak Bielecki 1 0 INT

Ethan Walsh 1 0 RE

Anthony DeDamos 1 0 INT

Legend: P - Pass; RU - Rush; RE - Receiving; KR - Kick Return; PR - Punt

Return; INT - Interception; F - Fumble Return; BF - Blocked Field Goal

Return; BP - Blocked Punt Return.

LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEAR

Rushing

62 -- Desmond Martin vs. Carson-Newman (TD)

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Passing

73 -- Carl Roscoe to Val Showers vs. Walsh (TD)

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Punt Return

34 -- Ron Brant at Malone

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Kickoff Return

87 -- Val Showers vs. Carson-Newman (TD)

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Interception Return

85 -- Anthony DeDamos vs. Hillsdale

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Field Goal

47 -- Paul Graham at Northern Michigan

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GAME TOTAL DRIVES INSIDE 20 TD/FG PCT. TOTAL DRIVES INSIDE 20 TD/FG PCT.

Michigan Tech 10 2 1/1 100% 10 5 1/4 100%

Carson-Newman 10 3 3/0 100% 10 3 2/1 100%

Malone 16 6 4/1 83% 15 3 2/0 67%

Northwood 13 4 3/1 100% 14 3 3/0 100%

Tiffi n 12 3 3/0 100% 14 3 1/2 100%

Grand Valley State 12 3 0/1 33% 12 3 2/1 100%

Northern Michigan 12 3 2/1 100% 12 6 2/4 100%

Walsh 14 5 4/1 100% 14 4 2/1 75%

Findlay 15 4 3/1 100% 14 2 0/1 50%

Lake Erie 13 5 3/2 100% 13 2 2/0 100%

Hillsdale 11 4 3/0 75% 11 3 1/1 67%

TOTAL 138 42 29/9 90% 139 37 18/15 89%

OPPONENT DRIVE RESULT QTR. PLAYMichigan Tech 3-69-1:19 TD 1 Michael Johnson 63 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)

Michigan Tech 8-78-3:22 FG 1 Paul Graham 24 yd fi eld goal

Michgan Tech 11-73-5:43 TD 4 Michael Johnson 7 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)

Carson-Newman 3-63-0:59 TD 1 Desmond Martin 62 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Carson-Newman 11-62-5:29 FG 1 Paul Graham 42 yd fi eld goal

Carson-Newman --- TD 2 Val Showers 87 yd kickoff return (Paul Graham kick)

Carson-Newman 8-65-4:01 TD 2 Michael Johnson 26 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)

Carson-Newman 9-52-3:46 FG 3 Paul Graham 39 yd fi eld goal



Malone 6-61-3:00 FG 1 Paul Graham 21 yd fi eld goal

Malone 9-62-4:46 TD 2 Desmond Martin 7 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Malone 9-64-4:39 TD 3 Michael Johnson 29 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Doug Griffi n run)

Malone 7-41-3:13 TD 4 Desmond Martin 3 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Malone 1- 3-0:13 TD 4 Desmond Martin 3 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Malone 2-18-0:24 TD 4 Romello Brown 8 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Northwood 5-58-2:22 TD 1 Doug Griffi n 2 yd run (Paul Graham kick)



Northwood 8-63-3:52 TD 2 Jay Hayes 23 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Northwood 7-45-1:18 FG 2 Paul Graham 37 yd fi eld goal

Northwood 7-64-2:56 TD 3 Michael Johnson 29 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)

Northwood 5-66-2:04 TD 3 Desmond Martin 55 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Tiffi n 9-79-3:00 TD 2 Desmond Martin 12 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Tiffi n --- DXP 3 Gerren DuHart PAT return

Tiffi n 5-26-1:41 TD 4 Doug Griffi n 15 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Tiffi n 7-59-3:00 TD 4 Doug Griffi n 15 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Grand Valley State 7-40-1:17 FG 3 Paul Graham 28 yd fi eld goal

Northern Michigan 8-66-3:42 TD 1 Desmond Martin 20 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Northern Michigan 9-35-4:55 FG 2 Paul Graham 47 yd fi eld goal


Northern Michigan 7-76-1:24 TD 2 Jamel Hicks 37 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)


SCORING DRIVE ANALYSISMINUS 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99

Wayne State TD 0 1 3 2 4 3 3 12 11 3 0

Wayne State FG 0 0 0 0 1 5 3 3 1 1 0

Opponent TD 0 1 2 0 2 4 5 4 7 1 0

Opponent FG 0 1 1 0 1 3 2 2 3 3 0

RED ZONE ANALYSIS WAYNE STATE OPPONENT

SCORING DRIVESOPPONENT DRIVE RESULT QTR. PLAYNorthern Michigan 10-77-4:29 TD 4 Michael Johnson 9 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)

Walsh 2-15-0:23 TD 1 Desmond Martin 2 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Walsh 9-58-3:41 FG 1 Paul Graham 21 yd fi eld goal

Walsh 9-71-4:03 TD 2 Michael Johnson 43 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)

Walsh 7-33-3:25 TD 2 Desmond Martin 1 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Walsh 7-75-3:06 TD 3 Jay Hayes 9 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Walsh 1-73-0:11 TD 4 Val Showers 73 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)

Walsh 3-46-1:14 TD 4 Michael Johnson 46 yd pass from Carl Roscoe

(Paul Graham kick)

Walsh 7-65-3:28 TD 4 Aaron Weston 11 yd pass from Sean Guinane

(Paul Graham kick)

Findlay --- SAF 1 Team

Findlay 8-41-5:16 FG 1 Paul Graham 28 yd fi eld goal

Findlay --- TD 2 Jay Hayes 10 yd blocked punt return

(Paul Graham kick)

Findlay 7-47-3:44 FG 2 Paul Graham 41 yd fi eld goal

Findlay 3-64-1:08 TD 3 Desmond Martin 4 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Findlay --- TD 3 Marcell Jones 26 yd interception return

(Paul Graham kick)

Findlay 9-47-5:06 TD 4 Desmond Martin 2 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Findlay 5-71-2:36 TD 4 Michael Johnson 17 yd pass from Sean Guinane

(Paul Graham kick)

Lake Erie 5-75-2:11 TD 1 Desmond Martin 53 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Lake Erie 13-80-7:23 FG 1 Paul Graham 19 yd fi eld goal

Lake Erie 8-37-3:44 TD 2 Jamel Hicks 6 yd pass from Sean Guinane

(Paul Graham kick)

Lake Erie 11-61-2:54 FG 2 Paul Graham 20 yd fi eld goal

Lake Erie 5-81-1:35 TD 3 Desmond Martin 2 yd run

(Sean Guinane pass failed)

Lake Erie 7-65-3:53 TD 4 Desmond Martin 8 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Lake Erie 6-83-3:03 TD 4 Jay Hayes 25 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Lake Erie 4-34-2:02 TD 4 Michael Johnson 25 yd pass from Sean Guinane

(Paul Graham kick)

Hillsdale 10-73-5:14 TD 2 Jay Hayes 1 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Hillsdale 6-11-3:00 TD 4 Carl Roscoe 12 yd run (Paul Graham kick)

Hillsdale 4-22-0:26 TD 4 Jamel Hicks 20 yd run (Paul Graham kick blocked)

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GAME PARTICIPATION ........... GP/GS NOTES

Justice Akuezue ............................ 11/10 Started every game at DE but Carson-Newman

Rabeah Beydoun .......................... 11/0 Played in all 11 games on special teams

Zak Bielecki .................................. 11/11 Started all 11 games at safety

Thom Box ..................................... 8/7 Started every game dressed but season fi nale

Ron Brant ..................................... 10/0 Played in every game but at Findlay on special teams

Trent Brodbeck ............................. 11/7 Played in every game at tight end

Romello Brown ............................ 4/0 Saw action vs. Malone, Northwood, Walsh and Findlay

Ashawn Butler ............................. 11/10 Started every game at DE but Carson-Newman

Dustin Carlin ................................ 11/0 Only true freshman to play; saw action in all 11 games

Jake Carrizales .............................. 11/0 Saw action in all 11 games as a back-up defensive end

Valorian Cunningham .................. 7/1 Played in the fi rst seven games before being injured

Anthony DeDamos ....................... 11/11 Started all 11 games at middle linebacker

Gerren DuHart .............................. 11/11 Started all 11 games at cornerback

Nores Fradi ................................... 11/11 Started all 11 games at outside linebacker

DeAndre Grady ............................. 11/0 Saw action in all 11 games, mainly on special teams

Paul Graham ................................ 11/0 Served as the place-kicker and punter in all 11 games

Doug Griffi n ................................. 9/0 Saw action in the fi rst nine games

Sean Guinane ............................... 5/1 Made lone start at Lake Erie

Raafat El Hage .............................. 11/3 Started the fi nal three games for the injured Ryan Hankins

Ryan Hankins ............................... 8/8 Started the fi rst eight games before season-ending injury

Jay Hayes ..................................... 11/0 Played in all 11 games

James Hendrix .............................. 10/0 Played in every game but against Walsh

Jamel Hicks .................................. 10/4 Played in the fi nal 10 games, starting three of the fi nal four

Brook Higgins ............................... 5/0 Played in fi ve contests, including the fi nal four games

Idris Hobdy ................................... 11/0 Played in all 11 games

James Howard ............................. 11/1 Played in all 11 games, making lone start at Findlay

Marv Jeff erson ............................. 9/0 Played in nine contests, all except at GVSU and at NMU

Lairren Johnson ............................ 11/0 Played in all 11 contests

Michael Johnson .......................... 11/11 Started all 11 games at wide receiver

Marcell Jones ............................... 11/11 Started all 11 games at outside linebacker

Robert Kelly ................................. 11/11 Started all 11 games on the off ensive line

Majd Khytaz ................................. 11/0 Did kickoff s in all 11 games

Alex Kish ...................................... 9/0 Saw special teams action in nine contests

2014 TEAM STATISTICS COMPARISON FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE Return Turn-

Opponent Score Total Rush Pass Pen Att-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards Plays-Yards Yards Overs

MICHIGAN TECH 17-18 14/24 6/8 8/15 0/1 38-136/32-122 12-16-0/27-46-0 239/262 54-375/78-384 55/111 1/0

CARSON-NEWMAN 41-31 21/26 13/18 7/5 1/3 39-274/60-340 14-20-0/5-14-0 158/128 59-432/74-468 220/42 0/0

Malone 39-15 21/12 15/7 5/3 1/2 50-280/44-138 9-19-3/6-20-0 144/92 69-424/64-230 81/210 4/3

NORTHWOOD 45-27 25/16 15/5 8/11 2/0 53-280/31-83 14-24-2/16-30-0 198/217 77-478/61-300 103/142 4/2

TIFFIN 23-26 18/21 11/7 6/13 1/1 38-170/36-118 8-26-0/25-32-0 150/291 64-320/68-409 51/74 1/1

Grand Valley St. 3-17 9/17 4/5 4/12 1/0 26-29/42-85 13-26-2/17-28-0 103/256 52-132/70-341 122/37 5/1

Northern Michigan 30-33 21/18 8/3 11/15 2/0 38-198/30-94 15-33-3/29-43-0 241/346 71-439/73-440 65/280 3/1

WALSH 52-17 23/20 15/7 8/10 0/3 48-271/37-141 11-15-0/18-34-2 250/171 63-521/71-312 32/153 0/5

Findlay 43-10 13/13 7/2 6/9 0/2 47-218/28-115 12-18-0/16-31-3 149/152 65-367/59-267 113/135 0/5

Lake Erie College 47-28 22/20 14/13 8/5 0/2 52-349/47-200 15-25-1/10-24-1 225/128 77-574/71-328 67/134 1/1

HILLSDALE 20-13 13/16 6/4 7/11 0/1 35-176/37-52 14-17-0/20-31-1 120/192 52-296/68-244 139/46 1/1

Totals 360-235 200/203 114/79 78/109 8/15 464-2381/424-1488 137-239-11/189-333-7 1977/2235 703-4358/757-3723 1048/1364 20/20

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

3rd Down 4th Down Time of TOP Avg Avg Avg Punting Penalties

Conversions Conversions Possession Margin Yards/Rush Yards/Pass Yards/Play Number-Avg Number-Yds

MICHIGAN TECH 7-13/7-18 0-0/3-4 27:14/32:46 -5:32 3.6/3.8 14.9/5.7 6.9/4.9 5-31.8/4-41.2 4-28/1-10

CARSON-NEWMAN 4-9/7-16 1-2/3-3 29:41/30:19 -0:38 7.0/5.7 7.9/9.1 7.3/6.3 1-35.0/5-39.0 7-80/10-87

Malone 5-10/1-13 0-1/0-3 30:33/29:27 1:06 5.6/3.1 7.6/4.6 6.1/3.6 2-42.5/7-42.4 5-45/6-38

NORTHWOOD 7-14/4-13 0-3/1-3 32:38/27:22 5:16 5.3/2.7 8.2/7.2 6.2/4.9 0-0.0/6-32.5 5-40/4-29

TIFFIN 5-14/7-15 0-3/0-0 25:11/34:49 -9:38 4.5/3.3 5.8/9.1 5.0/6.0 6-39.8/5-35.6 1-8 /3-25

Grand Valley St. 3-13/8-16 1-2/0-0 22:47/37:13 -14:26 1.1/2.0 4.0/9.1 2.5/4.9 6-39.5/7-31.6 3-20/8-55

Northern Michigan 9-16/9-17 0-2/1-3 30:43/29:17 1:26 5.2/3.1 7.3/8.0 6.2/6.0 1-35.0/1-40.0 2-20/4-40

WALSH 6-12/3-12 0-0/1-3 30:35/29:25 1:10 5.6/3.8 16.7/5.0 8.3/4.4 5-29.8/3-46.3 4-55/2-10

Findlay 6-16/2-12 0-1/0-3 36:13/23:47 12:26 4.6/4.1 8.3/4.9 5.6/4.5 7-41.7/4-35.0 5-42/1-10

Lake Erie College 10-17/6-15 2-3/2-4 35:57/24:03 11:54 6.7/4.3 9.0/5.3 7.5/4.6 3-30.0/5-40.0 8-88/3-25

HILLSDALE 3-10/6-16 1-2/1-3 27:18/32:42 -5:24 5.0/1.4 7.1/6.2 5.7/3.6 4-39.5/5-39.6 5-55/1-5

Totals 65-144/60-163 5-19/12-29 328:50/331:10 -2:20 5.1/3.5 8.3/6.7 6.2/4.9 40-37.0/52-37.8 49-481/43-334

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

GAME PARTICIPATION ........... GP/GS NOTES

Mike Komor.................................. 11/4 Played in every game, starting four of the fi nal fi ve contests

Brandon (McKay-)Lee .................. 10/10 Started all 10 games played; missed game at Findlay

Jada Littlejohn ............................. 11/1 Played in every game, making lone start vs. Carson-Newman

Desmond Martin .......................... 11/11 Started all 11 games at running back

Blake Mazur ................................. 11/0 Played in every game on the defensive line

Sean McAuliff e ............................. 11/1 Played in every game starting the season opener vs. MTU

Sawyer McFadden ........................ 11/6 Played in all 11 games, making six starts at left guard

Alex Medenbach .......................... 10/0 Played in 10 games at defensive end; missed the NU game

Manny Mendoza .......................... 8/0 Played in eight contests, mainly on special teams

JT Pillars ....................................... 8/0 Saw action in eight games, mainly on special teams

Ed Reny ........................................ 8/0 Saw action in eight games, mainly on special teams

Tommy Richardson ...................... 11/11 Started all 11 games on the off ensive line

Derrick Rodgers ............................ 8/0 Played in the fi nal eight games on the defensive line

Carl Roscoe ................................... 10/10 Started all 10 games dressed; missed the Lake Erie game

Mike Sawchuk .............................. 4/0 Played in the season opener and fi nal three games

Val Showers ................................. 10/1 Played in every game but at Lake Erie; started vs. Tiffi n

Sam Sillmon ................................. 11/11 Started all 11 games at defensive tackle

Sam Tate ...................................... 2/0 Played vs. both Northwood and Walsh on the off ensive line

Nate Theaker ................................ 10/10 Started the fi nal 10 games on the off ensive line

Brandon Tinsley ........................... 11/5 Played in all 11 games at wide receiver, starting fi ve times

Ben Walker .................................. 7/6 Started the fi rst six games before being injured

Ethan Walsh ................................. 11/10 Started every game but vs. Walsh

Aaron Weston .............................. 11/0 Played in all 11 games, mainly on special teams

Will Wheat ................................... 11/5 Played in all 11 games, starting three of the fi nal four games

Nathan White............................... 11/0 Played in all 11 games at tight end

Jamiil Williams ............................. 11/11 Started all 11 games at safety

Garrett Wiska ............................... 6/0 Played in six games, mainly on special teams

Alex Ziedas ................................... 6/0 Played in six games as a back-up off ensive lineman

Andy Zimmerman ........................ 8/0 Played in eight contests, mainly on special teams

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Conference Games Overall

Team W L Pct. PF PA W L Pct. PF PA

NORTH DIVISION

Ferris State ..............................10 0 1.000 451 215 11 1 .917 559 275

Michigan Tech ...........................9 1 .900 296 174 9 2 .818 337 216

Wayne State ....................... 6 4 .600 319 204 7 4 .636 360 235

Grand Valley State .....................6 4 .600 299 240 6 5 .545 322 266

Northwood ................................4 6 .400 212 258 5 6 .455 244 285

Hillsdale ....................................4 6 .400 215 247 4 7 .364 234 271

Northern Michigan ....................2 8 .200 250 300 3 8 .273 281 314

Saginaw Valley State .................2 8 .200 142 267 2 9 .182 152 291

SOUTH DIVISION

Ohio Dominican .........................9 1 .900 355 161 11 2 .846 463 248

Ashland .....................................8 2 .800 362 182 8 2 .800 362 182

Findlay ......................................4 6 .400 351 347 5 6 .455 388 375

Tiffi n ..........................................4 6 .400 193 375 5 6 .455 246 388

Lake Erie ....................................3 7 .300 328 491 4 7 .364 370 526

Walsh ........................................3 7 .300 247 330 4 7 .364 278 353

Malone ......................................1 9 .100 175 404 1 10 .091 191 439

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference began sponsoring football as a league sport in the

Fall of 1973 with three teams, Ferris State, Grand Valley State and Northwood. In 1974, Hillsdale joined

the league as the fourth football team. The conference expanded again in 1975 when Saginaw Valley

State started a football program and Wayne State joined the league. The number of GLIAC football teams

grew to seven in 1980 when Michigan Tech was added, though the Huskies left the league after the 1985

season. In 1987, Northwood left the league and was replaced by Northern Michigan.

After the 1989 season, the GLIAC dropped football as a sponsored sport. The six conference schools

sponsoring football, Ferris State, Grand Valley State, Hillsdale, Northern Michigan, Saginaw Valley State,

and Wayne State, joined the fi ve members of the Heartland Collegiate Conference, Ashland, Butler,

Indianapolis, St. Joseph’s, and Valparaiso, in forming the football-only Midwest Intercollegiate Football

Conference (MIFC), which began play in 1990.

The MIFC would change again for the 1993 season as two teams would leave and two teams would

join. Butler and Valparaiso left the conference, but Northwood rejoined and the College of St. Francis

(Ill.) was added. The league grew to 12 teams in 1994 with the addition of Michigan Tech and stayed at

12 teams until St. Joseph’s left after the 1995 season. In 1998, the league expanded to 14 teams with the

additions of Findlay, Mercyhurst, and Westminster, but would drop back to 13 teams with the departure

of St. Francis after the season.

Westminster departed after the 1999 season, leaving 12 teams. Gannon was added before the 2004

season, giving the league a 13-team roster.

After nine years of existence as one of the premier conferences in Division II football, the MIFC merged

as part of GLIAC on July 1, 1999. The GLIAC has earned the reputation as one of the toughest and deepest

conferences in Division II with a strong postseason history.

Three GLIAC teams made National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) playoff appearances.

Grand Valley State made it to the national semifi nals in 1978. Saginaw Valley State made three trips to

the NAIA playoff s (1979, 1983, 1984), posting a 2-3 mark. Hillsdale earned fi ve NAIA postseason berths as

a member of the GLIAC (1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1988), taking home the championship in 1985.

The fi rst team to represent the GLIAC in the Division II playoff s was Northern Michigan in 1987. The

Wildcats made the D-II semifi nals that season.

Grand Valley State started a three-year postseason run in 1989, though the Lakers failed to get out

of the fi rst round. Butler joined GVSU in the D-II playoff s in 1991, marking the fi rst year the league had

two teams participate in postseason play. Butler fell to the eventual national champion, Pittsburg State

in the fi rst round.

The 1992 Division II playoff s saw the fi rst GLIAC team make it past the opening round in league history.

Ferris State posted a fi rst-round win over Edinboro before falling to New Haven in the quarterfi nals. The

1992 season marked the beginning of a fi ve-year playoff run for the Bulldogs, with their best performance

coming in 1995 after a D-II semifi nal appearance. Grand Valley State made its fourth and fi fth D-II

postseason trips in 1994 and 1998, respectively. Ashland made its fi rst appearance in the playoff s as a

member of the GLIAC in 1997.

After being shut out of the playoff s in 1999, the GLIAC posted two teams in the 2000 tournament as

Northwood and Saginaw Valley State each made their fi rst D-II postseason appearances. The Timberwolves

claimed a fi rst-round victory over Indiana (Pa.) before falling to Bloomsburg in the quarterfi nals.

The 2001 season was historic for the league as two teams made it through the fi rst round of the playoff s.

Grand Valley State and Saginaw Valley State each posted opening-round wins and faced each other in the

national quarterfi nals. The Lakers won a shoot-out in Allendale, 33-30, and cruised to a semifi nal win over

Catawba. GVSU advanced to the championship game before falling to North Dakota, 17-14.

The Lakers redeemed themselves in 2002 by claiming the league’s fi rst Division II football national

championship. Grand Valley State defeated Valdosta State in the fi nals, 31-24. GVSU would repeat as

national champions in 2003. The Lakers knocked off North Dakota in that championship game, 10-3.

GLIAC co-champions Michigan Tech and Northwood, along with Grand Valley State, would earn playoff

berths in 2004. GVSU fell in the regional fi nals to North Dakota, 19-15.

The 2005 season saw more postseason success for the GLIAC. GVSU, SVSU, and Northwood each gained

postseason entrance. The Lakers and Cardinals battled for the Northwest Region title, but GVSU advanced,

24-17, and went on to defeat NW Missouri State, 21-17, in the Division II title game.

In 2006 both Northwood and Grand Valley State earned postseason berths. The Lakers ran the table

and meet NW Missouri State in the fi nals, claiming a 17-14 victory and winning the leagues’ fourth D-II

Championship. GVSU and Ashland earned playoff bids in 2007 and 2008, while 2009 saw Grand Valley

State, Hillsdale, and Saginaw Valley State in the D-II postseason. GVSU made an impressive run to the fi nal

before falling to NW Missouri State, 30-23.

In 2010, GVSU and Hillsdale earned D-II playoff berths with the Lakers falling in the Super Region

III Semifi nals. 2011 saw Wayne State and SVSU make the postseason with the Warriors making an

improbable run to the D-II fi nals before falling to Pittsburgh State, 35-21. WSU won four consecutive

road playoff games as the No. 6 seed in Super Region 3 claiming victories at St. Cloud State (48-38) in a

blizzard, 38-26 at Nebraska-Kearney, 31-25 at defending national champion Minnesota Duluth, followed

by a 21-14 triumph at unbeaten Winston-Salem State in a national semifi nal game televised on ESPN.

Ashland represented the Conference in the 2012 playoff s, losing to Midwestern State in the Super

Region IV semifi nals, 33-28.

The GVSU Lakers once again made a deep run in the 2013 NCAA Playoff s which started with a

triumph over GLIAC foe Saginaw Valley State. Ohio Dominican earned a fi rst-round by and made its fi rst

appearance in the tournament. The Panthers dropped a heartbreaker in Columbus to West Texas A&M,

34-27. GVSU swaggered all the way to the national semifi nals after taking out CSU-Pueblo on the road

34-30 and knocking off West Texas A&M in Allendale 35-28. Northwest Missouri State used their home

fi eld advantage to defeat the Lakers by a 27-13 fi nal score in the D-II semis.

After an exciting 2014 regular season, three GLIAC programs qualifi ed for the NCAA D-II Playoff s. Ohio

Dominican returned to the playoff s for the second straight season and took down Colorado Mines on the

road in impressive fashion to start the postseason, 34-23. Meanwhile, Angelo State stunned Michigan

Tech 42-41 in Houghton after a wild second half comeback from ASU bounced the Huskies at home. In

the regional semifi nals, Ohio Dominican dissected the unbeaten Ferris State attack and advanced in the

back-and-forth contest with a 46-33 victory on the road in Big Rapids. Unfortunately, the ODU run ended

in the next round as the Panthers fell behind early and nearly completed a major comeback on the road

before falling 31-28 to the eventual national champions, CSU-Pueblo.

Though many teams have made history for the GLIAC, the league can also boast upon individual

accomplishments. In 2002, GVSU quarterback Curt Anes became the GLIAC’s fi rst Harlon Hill Trophy winner

as the Division II Player of the Year. Anes led the Lakers to consecutive championship game appearances,

helping GVSU to the national title in 2002. The GLIAC had its second Harlon Hill winner when Wayne State

running back Joique Bell claimed the honor in 2009. In 2015, Ferris State quarterback Jason Vander Laan

took home the D-II Heisman equivalent after a record-breaking year for the Bulldogs.

2014 GLIAC STANDINGS/GLIAC FOOTBALL HISTORY

All-Time GLIAC/MIFC Football W/L Records#Team Games Wins Losses Ties Pct.

Grand Valley State (18) 331 260 68 3 .790

Butler* (2) 29 22 7 0 .759

Ohio Dominican (2) 49 33 16 0 .673

Ashland (2) 248 153 95 0 .617

Saginaw Valley State^ (8) 332 194 135 3 .589

Hillsdale (9) 332 192 139 1 .579

Ferris State (9) 334 184 145 5 .558

Northwood (6) 289 145 140 4 .509

Michigan Tech (2) 245 117 127 1 .479

Northern Michigan (1) 262 116 144 2 .447

Indianapolis* 217 89 127 1 .412

Findlay 169 69 100 0 .408

Wayne State (2) 328 130 197 1 .398

Mercyhurst* 98 33 65 0 .337

Lake Erie 49 14 35 0 .286

Walsh 29 8 21 0 .276

St. Francis (Ill.)* 60 14 46 0 .233

St. Joseph’s (Ind.)* 59 13 45 1 .229

Gannon* 40 8 32 0 .200

Westminster (Pa.)* 20 4 16 0 .200

Notre Dame (Ohio)* 10 2 8 0 .200

Valparaiso* 29 5 24 0 .172

Tiffi n 69 8 61 0 .116

Malone 29 3 26 0 .103

() - Number of GLIAC/MIFC titles, including divisional crowns

* - No longer a GLIAC member

# - Conference games only, dating back to the 1973 season

^ - SVSU forfeited victories in 2005 and 2007

GLIAC (1973-1989, 1999-present); MIFC (1990-1998)


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GLIAC Champions2014 .............................................................. Ferris State (10-0) NORTH

2013 ......................................................... Ohio Dominican (9-0) SOUTH

2012 ....................................................................Ashland (10-0) SOUTH

2011 .....................................................................Hillsdale (8-2) SOUTH

2010 ................................... Wayne State (8-2)+Hillsdale (8-2) SOUTH

...................................................................... Grand Valley (9-1) NORTH

2009 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (9-1)

2008 ........................................................................Grand Valley (10-0)

2007 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (9-0)

2006 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (9-0)

2005 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (9-0)

2004 .....................................Northwood (9-1) and Michigan Tech (9-1)

2003 ....................................................................Saginaw Valley (10-0)

2002 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (9-0)

2001 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (9-0)

2000 ................................... Northwood (9-1) and Saginaw Valley (9-1)

1999 ..........................................Northwood (7-2) and Ferris State (7-2)

After the 1989 season, the six GLIAC schools which sponsored football joined the

Heartland Collegiate Conference (HCC), a football-only conference, in forming the Midwest

Intercollegiate Football Conference (MIFC). The GLIAC dropped football as a sponsored sport

and the HCC was disbanded. Prior to the start of the 1999 season, the MIFC merged into the

GLIAC and football became a sponsored sport.

1989 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (5-0)

1988 ................................................................................ Hillsdale (5-0)

1987 ................................................................ Northern Michigan (4-0)

1986 ................................................................................ Hillsdale (5-0)

1985 ................................................................................ Hillsdale (5-1)

1984 ......................................................................Saginaw Valley (6-0)

1983 ......................................................................Saginaw Valley (6-0)

1982 ................................................................................ Hillsdale (6-0)

1981 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (6-0)

1980 ................................................................................ Hillsdale (5-1)

1979 .................................................................. Saginaw Valley (4-0-1)

1978 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (5-0)

1977 ..........................................................................Grand Valley (4-1)

1976 ............................................................................Northwood (4-1)

1975 ........................................................................ Wayne State (3-1)

1974 ............................................................................Northwood (2-1)

1973 ............................................................................Northwood (2-0)

GLIAC Coach of the Year2014 .............................................................. Tony Annese, Ferris State

2013 ........................................................... Bill Conley, Ohio Dominican

2012 ....................................................................... Lee Owens, Ashland

2011 ............................................................... Keith Otterbein, Hillsdale

2010 ............................................................ Tom Kearly, Michigan Tech

2009 ............................................................... Keith Otterbein, Hillsdale

2008 ......................................................... Paul Winters, Wayne State

2007 ............................................................ Chuck Martin, Grand Valley

2006 ......................................................... Paul Winters, Wayne State

2005 ....................................................................... Lee Owens, Ashland

2004 .................................................... Bernie Anderson, Michigan Tech

2003 ........................................................ Randy Awrey, Saginaw Valley

2002 ....................................................................... Dan Simrell, Findlay

2001 ................................................................ Brian Kelly, Grand Valley

2000 .................................................................Pat Riepma, Northwood

1999 .................................................................Pat Riepma, Northwood

1989 ..................................................................Tom Beck, Grand Valley

1988 ...................................................................... Dick Lowry, Hillsdale

1987 ....................................................Herb Grenke, Northern Michigan



1984 ......................................................... George Ihler, Saginaw Valley

1983 ......................................................... George Ihler, Saginaw Valley


1981 ............................................................ Jim Harkema, Grand Valley


1979 ........................................................Frank Waters, Saginaw Valley



1976 ...........................Jack Finn, Northwood and Nick Coso, Ferris State

1975 .............................................................Dick Lowry, Wayne State

2014 GLIAC Award WinnersPlayer of the Year

Jason Vander Laan, Jr., QB, Ferris State

Off ensive Back of the Year

Anthony Bilal, Jr., RB, Lake Erie

Defensive Back of the Year

Nores Fradi, Sr., LB, Wayne State

Off ensive Lineman of the Year

Jacob VanderKlok, Sr., LT, Ferris State

Defensive Lineman of the Year

Nelson Wienke, Sr., DE, Michigan Tech

Freshman of the Year

Travis Tarnowski, Fr., QB, Ashland

Coach of the Year

Tony Annese, Ferris State

2014 First Team Off enseQB Jason Vander Laan, Ferris State, Jr.

RB Anthony Bilal, Lake Erie, Jr.

RB Desmond Martin, Wayne State, Sr.

RB Anthony Taylor, Ashland, Sr.

HB Trent Brodbeck, Wayne State, So.

WR Lloyd Henry, Findlay, Sr.

WR Jamie Potts, Grand Valley State, Jr.

WR Daniel Piko, Ashland, Sr.

WR Dez Stewart, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

OL James Triplett, Ashland, Sr.

OL Frank Vruwink, Michigan Tech, Jr.

OL Perrin Cunningham, Ohio Dominican, Sr.

OL Jacob VanderKlok, Ferris State, Sr.

OL Jim Walsh, Grand Valley State, Jr.

OL Nate Theaker, Wayne State, Jr.

PK Brent Wahle, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

ST Jamaris Brown, Walsh, Sr.

2014 First Team DefenseDL Matt Judon, Grand Valley State, Jr.

DL Sydney Omameh, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

DL Nelson Wienke, Michigan Tech, Sr.

DL Justin Zimmer, Ferris State, Jr.

DL Chase Hoobler, Ashland, Sr.

LB Cody Bloom, Ashland, Sr.

LB Nores Fradi, Wayne State, Sr.

LB Austin Osborne, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

LB Michael Fisher, Northwood, So.

LB Tanner Wells, Lake Erie, Sr.

DB Gerren DuHart, Wayne State, Sr.

DB Jamaris Brown, Walsh, Sr.

DB Billy Eakins, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

DB DeShawn Nelson, Michigan Tech, Sr.

DB Troy Smith, Ferris State, Jr.

P Chris Picano, Grand Valley State, Sr.

2014 Second Team Off enseQB Tyler Scarlett, Michigan Tech, Sr.

RB Brandon Schoen, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

RB Charlie Leffi ngwell, Michigan Tech, Sr.

RB Jahaan Brown, Ferris State, Fr.

HB Jerad Butler, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

WR Brandon Cowie, Michigan Tech, So.

WR Michael Johnson, Wayne State, Sr.WR Marcus Tucker, Northern Michigan, Jr.

WR Shakur Sanders, Ferris State, So.

OL Corbin Jackimowicz, Lake Erie, Sr.

OL Chris Reaper, Findlay, Jr.

OL Justin Glover, Ferris State, Sr.

OL Bruce Tebelman, Michigan Tech, Sr.

OL Brandon Revenberg, Grand Valley State, Jr.

OL Ben Copher, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

PK Paul Graham, Wayne State, Fr.ST Val Showers, Wayne State, Sr.

2014 Second Team DefenseDL Jake Carrizales, Wayne State, Fr.DL Isiah Dunning, Grand Valley State, Sr.

DL Corey Stone, Ferris State, Sr.

DL Skyler Parks, Walsh, Jr.

DL Di’Andre Harrison, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

LB Chris Harvey, Ashland, Sr.

LB Cameron Trudell, Walsh, Sr.

LB Anthony Darkangelo, Ferris State, So.

LB Warren Shields, Ohio Dominican, Jr.

LB Paul Kuoppala, Michigan Tech, Jr.

DB Deonte Hurst, Grand Valley State, Sr.

DB Demarco Donaldson, Malone, Sr.

DB Harold Jones, Findlay, Sr.

DB Ayrn Curtis, Northwood, So.

DB Kyle Tomko, Ashland, Jr.

P Trevor Bermingham, Ferris State, So.

2014 Honorable MentionTE/HB–Drew Bond, Malone; Logan Slavinski, Ashland; Ethan Walsh,

Wayne State; Joe Wirth, Grand Valley State.

WR–Marcus Beaurem, Tiffi n; Bryan Fobbs, Saginaw Valley State; Tommy

Jackson, Lake Erie; Josh McLaughlin, Malone; Jerald Robinson, Walsh;

Anthony Schrock, Walsh; Kelvin Smarwt, Northern Michigan.

OL– Bryan Bell, Ferris State; Adam Bennett, Ferris State; Mason Butler,

Tiffi n; Zach Conlan, Walsh; Cody Dingeldey, Ferris State; Logan Hauserman,

Saginaw Valley State; Chris Higgins, Lake Erie; Josh Knoepke, Michigan

Tech; Mike Koehlke, Ohio Dominican; Ben Miller, Lake Erie; Brad Oxnevad,

Northwood; Jesse Somsel, Saginaw Valley State; Kyle Steuck, Northern

Michigan; Ben Walker, Wayne State.

QB–Shaye Brown, Northern Michigan; Mark Miller, Ohio Dominican; Heath

Parling, Grand Valley State; Antonio Pipkin, Tiffi n; Verlon Reed, Findlay;

Travis Tarnowski, Ashland.

RB/FB–Ronnie Beers, Malone; Chauncey Bridges, Findlay; Jared Briguglio,

Northwood; Justin Keith, Walsh; Aaron Male, Walsh; Chris Robinson, Grand

Valley State; Vance Settlemire, Ashland.

DL–Jordan Adideran, Northern Michigan; Tanner Agen, Michigan Tech;

Justice Akuezue, Wayne State; Cam Allen, Michigan Tech; Frank Boenzi,

Grand Valley State; Austin Cary, Malone; Murtada Jabbie, Saginaw Valley

State; Tyler Jenks, Hillsdale; Carlton Johnson, Ferris State; Trevor Kruzel,

Northern Michigan; Ty Law, Lake Erie; Hunter Maynard, Ohio Dominican; Ron

McNamara, Northwood; Matt Mosley, Grand Valley State; Brandon Person,

Tiffi n; Will Schwarz, Saginaw Valley State; Bryan Siegert, Hillsdale; Sam

Sillmon, Wayne State; Adam Wallace, Ashland; Carlton Watkins, Tiffi n.

LB–Myles Alexander, Findlay; Fred Baker, Malone; Terry Harper, Tiffi n;

Bryan Jones, Saginaw Valley State; Marcell Jones, Wayne State; Mike

Keith, Northwood; Nick Krause, Northern Michigan; Zach Matracia, Findlay;

Darnell Morris, Ferris State.

DB–Zak Bielecki, Wayne State; Cody Culbertson, Ohio Dominican; James

Ester, Ashland; Brett Gervais, Michigan Tech; Maurice Hale, Lake Erie;

Da’Twane Harris, Ohio Dominican; DeVonte Jones, Grand Valley State;

Brad McCurdy, Ohio Dominican; A.J. McEwen, Ferris State; Jeremy Mims,

Michigan Tech; Tim Moinet, Hillsdale; Lloyd Phillips, Malone; Dan Pittman;

Hillsdale; Eric Schwieterman, Ashland; Ryan Spicuzzi, Northwood.

P–David Bojalad, Lake Erie; Tim Carter, Walsh; Matt Eltringham, Hillsdale;

Alex Irastorza, Findlay.

PK–Tyler Bugeja, Findlay; Keegan Haggarty, Northwood; Garrett Mead,

Michigan Tech; Steve Mette, Hillsdale.

2014 GLIAC AWARD WINNERS


WSUATHLETICS.COM88

Brian VanGorder (LB)

1981

Sam Cheatham (RB)

Bob VanGorder (OL)

1982

Avery Barton-Taylor (DL)

Greg Goldstein (WR)

1983

Avery Barton-Taylor (LB)

Matt Didio (DB)

Bill Dye (TE)

John Kersey (LB)

Gerald Lee (DL)

1984

Tom Badalamenti (WR)

Avery Barton-Taylor (LB)

Paul Butcher (LB)

Eddie Jackson (TE)

Gerald Lee (DL)

Mike Plaskey (OL)

1985

Paul Butcher (LB)

John Taylor (DL)

1986

Albert Brown (DL)

Vic Chenault (RB)

Derrick Mason (DB)

1987

L.C. Bulger III (RB)

1988

Marty Altounian (DL)

David Lee (WR)

Derrick Mason (DB)

1989

Tony Beaune (DL)

1990

Steve Lee (RB)

Ray Ponder (WR)

1991

Ray Ponder (WR)

1993

Tom Beer (LB)

Mark Friday (QB)

Joe Gough (RB)

1994

Matt Carey (OL)

Joe Gough (RB)

Tim Morris (LB)

Gary Ruttan (DL)

1995

Gary Ruttan (DL)

1997

Tony Hawk (DB)

1998

Daishawn Franklin (DL)

Jimmy Hill (WR)

2000

Pierre Brown (WR)

Thabiti Williamson (RB)

2001

Pierre Brown (WR)

2002

Qasim Basir (DB)

Kevin GoodCourage (OL)

2003

Craig Duppong (RB)

2005

Leo Wells (DL)

2006

Joique Bell (RB)

David Chudzinski (PK)

Derrion Fuqua (DB)

2007

Joique Bell (RB)

Dante Dunn (KR)

2008

Joique Bell (RB)

Cornelius Dillard (DB)

Dante Dunn (DB & KR)

Matt Shango (LB)

Jason Thomas (DL)

2009

Joique Bell (RB)

2010

Daunte Akra (DE)

PLAYER OF-THE-YEAR

2009 -- Joique Bell

GLIAC OFFENSIVE

BACK OF-THE-YEAR

2006 -- Joique Bell

2007 -- Joique Bell

GLIAC FRESHMAN

OF-THE-YEAR

2006 -- Joique Bell

2008 -- Kevin Smith

GLIAC DEFENSIVE

BACK OF-THE-YEAR

2008 -- Dante Dunn

2011 -- Jeremy Jones

2014 -- Nores Fradi

GLIAC OFFENSIVE

LINEMAN OF-THE-YEAR

2011 -- Joe Long

First Team All-League

(1975-89, 99-present GLIAC)

(1955-65 PAC; 1990-98 MIFC)

1957

Ben Paolucci (T)

1958

Jim MacMillan (RB)

Jim O’Hara (C)

1959

Jim O’Hara (C)

Barry Sarver (G)

1960

Mario Bonfi glio (LB)

Dale Mandrell (WR)

Jim Morse (CB)

Mike Soluk (QB)

1961

Barry Sarver (LB)

1963

John Gutowski (FB)

Enrico Odorico (LB)

Gerald Kyle Smith (G)

1964

Jim Carmichael (DE)

Tom Grange (DB)

Dave Marten (T)

Don Samardich (WR)

Haywood Sharpley (DB)

1975

Keith Anleitner (LB)

Pat Carmody (OL)

Guy Kebbe (OL)

Ed Skowneski (QB)

1976

Keith Anleitner (DB)

Pat Carmody (OL)

Terry Rusin (DB)

Mike Stankovich (FB)

Dave Szymanski (OL)

Vic Vereecke (DL)

1977

Pat Carmody (OL)

Randy Epley (LB)

Al Hartley (DL)

John Sokolosky (OL)

Jon Zimmer (DL)

1978

Mike Britt (OL)

Jim Gendron (QB)

Terry Johnson (DB)

Jerry LaPointe (DL)

1979

Keith Gilmore (DL)

Jeff Kovach (OL)

Don Sarnacki (DL)


1980

Chuck Aldrich (DB)

Phil Emery (OL)

Keith Gilmore (DL)

Eric Manns (LB)

Troy Burrell (WR)

Jeremy Jones (S)

Joe Long (OT)

Josh Renel (RB & KR)

Nick Thomas (LB)

Stan Thornton (CB)

2011

Troy Burrell (WR)

Jeremy Jones (S)

Will Khoury (OT)

Joe Long (OT)

Josh Renel (RB)

2012

Gerren DuHart (CB)

Stefan Terleckyj (P)

2013

Stefan Terleckyj (P)

Ed Viverette (LB)

2014

Trent Brodbeck (TE)

Gerren DuHart (CB)

Nores Fradi (LB)

Desmond Martin (RB)

Nate Theaker (OL)

Second Team All-League

1984

John Taylor (DL)

Arnold Thompson (RB)

1985

Vic Chenault (RB)

Robert Magee (LB)

Tim Schramm (OL)

1986

Jeff Bero (OL)

Mark Brown (LB)

Jessie Ruckes (DB)

1987

Tony Beaune (DE)

Jeff Bero (OL)

Roger Calcaterra (OL)

Steve Gregor (LB)

Ken Lockhart (LB)

Derrick Mason (DB)

Craig Motzer (PK)

1988

Joe Benke (TE)

Randy Holmes (RB)

Bob Klick (PK)

Tony Koss (OL)

Ken Lockhart (DB)

1989

Bob Klick (PK)

Tony Koss (OL)

Steve Lee (RB)

1991

Tom Beer (DB)

Mike DenDooven (OL)

Steve Lee (RB)

1992

Tom Beer (LB)

Joe Golaszewski (DL)

Joe Gough (RB)

Ray Ponder (WR)

1993

Matt Carey (OL)

Tim Morris (DL)

1994

Nate Bush (WR)

Matt Fishburn (PK)

1996

Rich Baur (OL)

Tony Hawk (DB)

Ken Johnson (LB)

1997

Jimmy Hill (WR)

Derek Lindsay (OL)

Rod Simmons (LB)

1999

Kevin Smith (OL)

2000

Tim Homrich (DL)

2001

Joel Grambau (OL)

Joe Spuhler (LB)

2002

Nate Collins (WR)

Craig Duppong (RB)

Daniel Stuckey (LB)

Derrick Thomas (DB)

Leo Wells (DL)

2003

Nick Body (WR)

Alvin Mask (DB)

Leo Wells (DL)

2004

Leo Wells (DL)

2005

Nick Body (WR)

Derrion Fuqua (DB)

Chris Middlebrooks (RB)

2006

Ryan Cue (OL)

Dante Dunn (KR)

Grant Fodor (OL)

2007

Alan Guy (LB)

2008

Tristan Black (LB)

2009

Marc Cuddeback (OL)

Ryan Jonik (OL)

Nick Thomas (LB)

2010

Marc Cuddeback (C)

Will Khoury (T)

2011

Greg Hasse (DE)

Raleigh Ross (LB)

Ed Viverette (LB)

2012

Aaron Cornett (CB)

Toney Davis (RB)

Curtis Ferguson (G)

Serxho Guraleci (DT)

Dominique Maybanks (WR)

Stefan Terleckyj (PK)

Nick Thomas (LB)

Ed Viverette (LB)

2014

Jake Carrizales (DE)

Paul Graham (PK)

Michael Johnson (WR)

Val Showers (KR)

Third Team All-MIFC

1990

Mike DenDooven (OL)

Tim Morris (LB)

Honorable Mention

1975

Tom Hurley (DE)

Larry Lentz (OL)

Dean Morrison (WR)

Bob Rogers (WR)

Jerry Sharon (CB)

1976

Pete Biondo (TE)

Randy Epley (LB)

Al Hartley (DL)

Joe Kronner (DL)

Gerald Megenity (DB)

Jon Zimmer (DL)

1978

Randy Alexander (RB)

Keith Gilmore (DL)


1980

Bob VanGorder (OL)

Kevin Schneider (TE)

1982

Chuck Aldrich (DB)

1983

Paul Butcher (LB)

Mark Makela (DB)

Jerry McGowan (PK)

1984

Jerry McGowan (PK)

Rich Popp (QB)

1985

Tom Badalamenti (WR)

Albert Brown (DL)

Mark Brown (LB)

1986


Roger Calcaterra (OL)

Chad Fietsam (WR)

Steve Gregor (LB)

Greg Zunker (LB)

1987


Joe Benke (TE)

Chad Fietsam (WR)

David Lee (WR)

1988

Steve Lee (RB)

1989

Derric Coakley (WR)

Chuck Crespi (OL)

Joe Delfgauw (PK & P)

Paul Kroll (QB)

Tim Morris (LB)

Ray Ponder (WR)

1990

Kevin Dixson (WR)

Ebbie Herbert (DB)

Robert Klick (PK)

Eric Ruth (DE)

Shoane Scannel (LB)

1991

Kevin Dixson (WR & KR)

Joe Golaszewski (DL)

1992

Erik Burton (P)

Kevin Worthy (LB)

1993

Nate Bush (WR & KR)

Richard Hall (TE)

Ken Johnson (LB)

1994

Erik Burton (P)

Nate Bush (KR)

Garth Frost (OL)

Richard Hall (TE)

1995

Rich Baur (OL)

Nate Bush (WR)

Ken Johnson (TE)

Rod Simmons (LB)

1996

Jim Filipiak (DB)


Chris George (WR)

Arnie Gillert (RB)

Rod Simmons (LB)

1997

John Aird (TE)

Tim Carpenter (OL)


Arnie Gillert (RB)

Michael Gluski (QB)

1998

John Aird (TE)

Jason Carpenter (DL)

Michael Gluski (QB)

Jon Roberts (Specialist)

Ed Youngs (LB)

1999

Pierre Brown (WR)

Jason Carpenter (DL)

Dan Galovich (DB)

Tim Homrich (DL)

Thabiti Williamson (RB)

2000

Brandon Evans (OL)

Huston Julian (TE)

Dan Stuckey (LB)

Derrick Thomas (DB)

Sal Warner (DB)

2001

Mohamad Bazzi (LB)

Shaun Holiday (LB)

Craig Jobe (DL)

Dan Smitherman (DB)

Derrick Thomas (DB)

2002

Marqus Anthony (WR)

Mohamad Bazzi (LB)

Earl Carruthers (DB)

Joel Grambau (OL)

Ryan Strong (OL)

2003

Mohamad Bazzi (LB)

Greg Gundersen (PK)

Randy Hutchison (QB)

Nick Pappas (LB)

Ryan Strong (OL)

2004

Bobby Boyer (DB)

Jerriel Burrus (DB)

John Rehberg (TE)

Joe Touzin (DL)

Ron Williams (WR)

2005

Alan Clay (DL)

Alan Guy (LB)

Michael Hall (DL)

Frank Lietke (OL)

Chris Smilo (DL)

2006

Tristan Black (LB)

Alan Guy (LB)

John Rehberg (TE)

Chris Smilo (DL)

Ty Spencer (DB)

Jake Weingartz (WR)

2007

Muhammad Abdullah (OL)

Tristan Black (LB)

Daryl Graham (RB)

Frank Lietke (OL)

John Rehberg (TE)

Stan Thornton (KR)

2008

Athan Anagonye (DL)

Andrew Bates (DL)

Jeremy Jones (DB)

Ryan Jonik (OL)

Joe Long (OL)

Stan Thornton (DB)

2009

Athan Anagonye (DL)

Jeremy Jones (DB)

Joe Long (OL)

Josh Renel (ST)

Bruno Shkreli (ST)

2010

Curtis Ferguson (G)

Greg Hasse (DE)

Austin Hughes (TE)

Raleigh Ross (LB)

Cortez Smith (CB)


2011

Aaron Cornett (CB)

Toney Davis (RB)

Curtis Ferguson (G)

Chet Privett (FB)

Chris Pyant (DT)


2012

Andrew Matt (DE)

2013

Moe Davenport (LB)

Ryan Hankins (DT)

Greg Hasse (DE)

Ben Walker (OT)

2014

Justice Akuezue (DE)

Zak Bielecki (S)

Marcell Jones (LB)

Sam Sillmon (DT)

Ben Walker (OT)

Ethan Walsh (TE)

WAYNE STATE’S ALL-LEAGUE SELECTIONS


#WARRIORFB 89

Roger White

2002

Darrel Czubaj

Andy Dombrowski

Jorge Gomez

Joel Grambau

Pat Harwood

Frank Hess

Adam Nemer-Kaiser

Mike Nowicki

Nick Pappas

Ryan Strong

Stephen Wayne

Roger White

2003

John Atkinson

Kyle Fater

Jorge Gomez

Pat Harwood

Ryan Oshnock

Nick Pappas

Ryan Strong

Merrick Steele

Roger White

2004

Dan Barnes

Jon Herstein

Dale Knuth

Chris Manno

Ryan Oshnock

Kris Prevost

John Rehberg

Kenny Schmidt

Jake Weingartz

2005

Dan Barnes

Mickey Berce

Wes Brown

Alan Guy

Dale Knuth

Frank Lietke

Ryan Oshnock

Kris Prevost

John Rehberg

Kenny Schmidt

Jake Weingartz

2006

Dan Barnes

Mickey Berce

Chad Blair

Alan Guy

Smith Julmisse

Dale Knuth

Frank Lietke

Antonio Mansour

Terrance Mansour

Adam Nuckols

Ryan Oshnock

John Rehberg

Ray Rocheleau

Kenny Schmidt

Bruno Shkreli

Jason Thomas

Jake Weingartz

Brent Wisniewski

2007

Andrew Bates

Luis Gomez

Guye Goodlow

Alan Guy

Ryan Jonik

Jimmy Kinaia

Dale Knuth

Frank Lietke

All-Academic Team

1988

Chad Fietsam

1989

Rod Awada

Paul Kroll

Mike Powers*

1990

Larry Alsobrooks*

Paul Kroll*

1991

Kevin Dixson

Kevin Dixson (ST)

Eric Ruth

1992

Tony Hawk

1993

Eric Ruth

Paul Schroeder

Derek Crombie*

Kevin Worthy*

1994

Derek Crombie*

Al Haas

Gary Ruttan*

1995

Derek Crombie

Jim Filipiak*

Gary Ruttan*

1996

Jim Filipiak

Tom Milanov*

1997

Matt Fishburn

Andy Grimm

Tony Hawk

Scott Wooster

1998

Daishawn Franklin

Jimmy Hill

Nick Burgess*

Michael Gluski*

Jon Roberts*

Josh Speller*

1999

Sebastian Atar

Aaron Broglin

David Brown

Jason Carpenter

Mark Carter

Huston Julian

Rich Nicks

David Tatti

Scott Wooster

2000

Dave Brown

Jason Carpenter

Dan Flannery

Joel Grambau

Larry Hernandez

Kurt Hunsanger

Huston Julian

Jeff Roeschke

Dave Tatti

2001

Andy Dombrowski

Jorge Gomez

Joel Grambau

Pat Harwood

Craig Jobe

Nick Pappas

Jeff Roeschke

Ryan Strong

Adam Nuckols

Trent Pohl

Chris Ratcliff

John Rehberg

Kenny Schmidt

Matt Shango

Bruno Shkreli

Kenny Watson

Brent Wisniewski

2008

Andrew Bates

Mickey Berce

Troy Burrell

Matt Faulkner

Will Khoury

Jimmy Kinaia

Kenny Loney

Joe Long

Matt Maus

Ryan Moulding

Greg Oberstaedt

Chris Ostosh

Chris Ratcliff

Raleigh Ross

Matt Shango

Bruno Shkreli

Brent Wisniewski

Steve Wisniewski

Cory Zauner

2009

Troy Burrell

Pat Cecile

Joe Claiborne

Aaron Cornett

Matt Faulkner

Branko Hamilton

Austin Hughes

Will Khoury

Jordan Kidd

Jimmy Kinaia

Kenny Loney

Joe Long

Matt Maus

Mickey Mohner

Greg Oberstaedt

Josh Renel

Jon Robinson

Ray Rocheleau

Matt Shango

Bruno Shkreli

Nick Thomas

Brent Wisniewski

Cory Zauner

MIFC selected First Team

O f f e n s e a n d F i r s t T e a m

Defense plus honorable

mention (denoted by *).

Starting in 2010, the GLIAC

recognized All-Academic

Excellence (cumulative gpa

3.5+) and All-Academic

(cumulative gpa 3.0-3.49).

WSU had a school-record

33 football players receive

GLIAC All-Academic honors

for 2010.

All-Academic Excellence

2010

Matt Faulkner

Jimmy Kinaia

Andrew Matt

Mickey Mohner

Austin Nelson

Chet Privett

Josh Renel

Nick Thomas

2011

Moe Davenport

Jimmy Kinaia

Sean McCarthy

Steve O’Shell

Chet Privett

Josh Renel

Nick Thomas

2012

Sean McCarthy

Mickey Mohner

Steve O’Shell

Chet Privett

Stefan Terleckyj

Nate Theaker

Nick Thomas

Ben Walker

Ethan Walsh

2013

Trent Brodbeck

Steve O’Shell

Chet Privett

Stefan Terleckyj

Brandon Tinsley

Ben Walker

Aaron Weston

2014

Rabeah Beydoun

Trent Brodbeck

Blake Mazur

Tommy Richardson

Ben Walker

Greg Webber

Aaron Weston

Alex Ziedas

Andy Zimmerman

All-Academic

2010

Kevin Buford-Wilson

Troy Burrell

Pat Cecile

Steve Conway

Toney Davis

Will Gardner

Zack George

Serxho Guraleci

Kaunda Hancock

Zach Houghton

Jessie Johnson

Will Khoury

Mike Laamanen

Kenny Loney

Joe Long

Brian McInerney

Danny McKae

Greg Oberstaedt

Michael Pack

Antwon Robinson

Jon Robinson

Tyler Sleep

Cortez Smith

Jeff Williams

Cory Zauner

2011

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Troy Burrell

Pat Cecile

Wayne State senior football student-athlete

Chet Privett was announced as a recipient of the Fall

2013 Meijer Commissioner’s Award.

The Meijer awards are issued after the Fall,

Winter and Springs season and highlight six

female and six male athletes that excel in both the

classroom and on the fi eld of play.

Privett was a semifi nalist for the 2013 National

Football Foundation National Scholar-Athlete

Award as well as the 2013 William V. Campbell

Trophy, which recognizes the best football scholar-

athletes in the nation. He played in 45 games over

four seasons for the Green and Gold, making 40

starts at fullback.

In 2013, he was named to the AFCA Good Works

Nominee List after being selected as WSU Football’s

2012 Ultimate Warrior for outstanding work in the

weight room.

Privett was voted to the 2011 Hansen’s Football

Gazette Honorable Mention All-American squad

and was also named to the All-GLIAC Honorable

Mention team. He scored a rushing touchdown in

both the Super Regional #3 championship game

win at Minnesota-Duluth as well as in the national

semifi nal triumph at Winston-Salem State.

In the fall of 2013, he was named to the GLIAC

All-Academic Excellence team (cumulative GPA

3.5+) for the fourth consecutive year. Privett

maintained a 3.67 cumulative grade-point average

while majoring in kinesiology (pre-occupational

therapy).

Since the GLIAC instituted the Commissioner’s

Award for the 2007-08 academic year, 26 WSU

student-athletes have earned this award a total of

34 times. The eight two-time recipients are Alison

Allen, Cauli Bedran, Thomas Ducret, Catherine Leix,

Josh Renel, Kayla Scott, Ashley St. Andrew and Mike

Wiseman.

Warrior football student-athletes to receive

the Commissioner’s Award include Mickey Mohner

(2012), Chet Privett (2013), Nick Thomas (2012) and

Josh Renel in 2010 and 2011.

Two-time GLIAC Commissioner Award recipient Josh

Renel is pictured above scoring the fi rst touchdown of the

2011 national semifi nal win at Winston-Salem State. He

would also score the fi rst touchdown of the 2011 national

championship game returning the opening kickoff 93

yards.

Steve Conway

Serxho Guraleci

Kaunda Hancock

Zach Houghton

Will Khoury

Kenny Loney

Joe Long

Tim MacLean

Andrew Matt

Matt Maus

Danny McKae

Mickey Mohner

Austin Nelson

Greg Oberstaedt

Michael Pack

Jon Robinson

Stefan Terleckyj

Matthew Vallevand

Ben Walker

Jeff Williams

2012

Zak Bielecki

Thom Box

Kevin Buford-Wilson

Pat Cecile

Steve Conway

Moe Davenport

Serxho Guraleci

Kaunda Hancock

Mike Komor

Tim MacLean

Andrew Matt

Austin Nelson

Michael Pack

Carl Roscoe

Mike Sawchuk

Will Wheat

Jeff Williams

2013

Zak Bielecki

Thom Box

Kevin Buford-Wilson

Ashawn Butler

Anthony DeDamos

James Hendrix

Idris Hobdy

Majd Khytaz

Andrew Matt

Alex Medenbach

Austin Nelson

Carl Roscoe

Mike Sawchuk

Nate Theaker

Ethan Walsh

Will Wheat

Andy Zimmerman

2014

Zak Bielecki

Thom Box

Anthony DeDamos

Paul Graham

Jay Hayes

Majd Khytaz

Alex Kish

Mike Komor

Alex Medenbach

Manny Mendoza

Ed Reny

Carl Roscoe

Mike Sawchuk

Jake Sheets

Nate Theaker

Brandon Tinsley

Ethan Walsh

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Running back Joique Bell became the fi rst former Wayne

State University player to participate in the Senior Bowl. In

January of 2010, he rushed for 17 yards on eight carries, but

recorded a fi rst down on three of his rushing attempts.

Four of his carries came on the North’s initial drive of the

game setting up a fi eld goal.

Four members of the class of 2014 participated in the All-

American Bowl Game at AT&T Stadium in Dallas last December.

Defensive linemen Justice Akuezue and Sam Sillmon, along

with linebacker Marcell Jones and running back Jay Hayes

competed with Sillmon receiving the Jim Marshall Award as

the Best Defensive Lineman in the contest.

Ed Viverette and Toney Davis, both seniors in 2013, played in

the National Bowl Game in Miami, Fla. Davis totaled 94 rushing

yards on nine carries with a touchdown, while Viverette made

numerous tackles.

In January of 2012, off ensive tackle Joe Long played in the

87th East-West Shrine Game®. The Game was held at Tropicana

Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Long played both off ensive tackle

and served as a long snapper in the contest.

In January of 2011, cornerback Stan Thornton played in

the Division II Cactus Bowl. He tallied two tackles and a pass

break-up as his Red Storm squad recorded a 28-6 triumph

over the Blue Devils.

Thornton had a pass break-up of Hillsdale quarterback

Troy Weatherhead’s attempt on a third-and-two play on the

game’s opening drive.

In the Blue Devils’ fi rst drive of the second quarter, Thornton

tackled a wide receiver for a fi ve-yard gain on a third-and-six

play. He also recorded a solo tackle in the fourth quarter.

The Red Storm defense limited the Blue Devils to 4-of-15

on third and fourth down plays during the contest.

Thornton’s participation marked the 13th by a Wayne State

player in the Division II All-Star game.

The Warriors had two seniors from the 2008 campaign

participate in post-season bowl games. Both safety Dante Dunn

and linebacker Tristan Black played in the East Coast Bowl, while

Dunn also saw action in the 2009 Cactus Bowl.

Dunn was in on three tackles for the North, while Black

made two tackles at the East Coast Bowl.

In the Cactus Bowl, Dunn led the East defense with a forced

fumble and a fumble recovery and eight tackles, including

one for loss.

Running back Craig Duppong participated in the 2003

Whataburger Cactus Bowl held in Kingsville, Texas, on the

campus of Texas A&M University-Kingsville.

Duppong led the East squad in rushing with 33 yards on

12 carries. On his fi rst carry of the game, on a fourth-and-one,

Duppong gained three yards. His 11-yard run on the fi rst drive

of the second half set up the East’s squad fi rst points. On a third-

and-two rush in the fourth quarter, Duppong gained three yards

and another fi rst down. In overtime, he had a fi ve-yard carry

on a second-and-10 that led to an East fi eld goal and a 27-24

lead. The West squad threw a 35-yard touchdown pass on its

fi rst play in the extra session for a 30-27 win.

The year before, WSU senior wide receiver Pierre Brown

participated in the 2002 Whataburger Cactus Bowl. Brown had

four receptions for 42 yards for the East squad.

Formerly known as the Snow Bowl, the Cactus Bowl used an

East/West format until the 2011 game with teams comprised

of Division II Players.

Huston Julian played in the 2001 Cactus Bowl following

the completion of the 2000 season.

“This was just an amazing experience,” said Julian. “It was

nice to put on the pads once again and play the game that I

love. There was great support from the community for the

game and it was an unbelievable atmosphere to be around. It

was nice to be a celebrity for a week.”

After the end of the 1997 campaign, Tony Hawk and Derek

Lindsay both participated in the 1998 contest. The previous

year Ken Johnson was selected, while Gary Ruttan played in

the 1996 game. Matt Carey and Joe Gough each participated

in the 1995 Snow Bowl.

The inaugural NCAA Division II All-Star game was held on

January 6, 1994, at the FargoDome in Fargo, North Dakota.

Wayne State linebacker Tom Beer was one of six players

selected from the MIFC to participate in the inaugural Snow

Bowl.

The East Coast Bowl is an annual college All-Star football

game played the Saturday following Thanksgiving at Historic

Cameron Field in Petersburg, Va.

The game is cosponsored by the City of Petersburg and

the National Football Foundation/College Hall of Fame and all

revenue generated is used to award a scholarship for a high

school senior who plans to play football on the Division I-AA,

II or III level. Aside from having the opportunity to showcase

their ability in front of professional scouts, players will also

do inspirational visits to community centers, hospitals and

convalescent centers.

WSU PLAYERS IN SENIOR BOWL GAMES

2014 - Justice Akuezue, Jay Hayes, Marcell Jones and Sam

Sillmon, All-American Bowl Game (Dallas)

2013 - Ed Viverette and Toney Davis, National Bowl Game

(Miami, Fla.)

2012 - Joe Long, East-West Shrine Game (St. Petersburg, Fla.)

2011 - Stan Thornton, Cactus Bowl (Kingsville, Texas)

2010 - Joique Bell, Senior Bowl

2009- Dante Dunn and Tristan Black, East Coast Bowl

(Petersburg, Va.)

2009 - Dante Dunn, Cactus Bowl

2003 - Craig Duppong, Whataburger Cactus Bowl held in

Kingsville, Texas

2002 - Pierre Brown, Whataburger Cactus Bowl held in

Kingsville, Texas

2001 - Huston Julian, Cactus Bowl

1998 - Tony Hawk and Derek Lindsay, Snow Bowl

1997 - Ken Johnson, Snow Bowl

1996 - Gary Ruttan, Snow Bowl

1995 - Matt Carey and Joe Gough Snow Bowl

1994 - Tom Beer, inaugural Snow Bowl (Fargo, North Dakota)

Craig Duppong played in

the 2003 Cactus Bowl.

Joique Bell (#25) played in

the 2010 Senior Bowl.

Pierre Brown played in

the 2002 Whataburger Cactus Bowl.

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National Off ensive

Player of the Year

2009 ......................... Joique Bell

First Team

2009 ......................... Joique Bell

2011 ......................Jeremy Jones

2011 .............................Joe Long

Second Team

2006 ......................... Joique Bell

2006 ................David Chudzinski

2008 ........................Dante Dunn

2011 .........................Troy Burrell

2014 .........................Nores Fradi

Gene Upshaw Award

Top Lineman

(Off ense+Defense) in D-II

2011 .............................Joe Long

Collier’s Magazine

All-American

Honorable Mention

1953 ............................ Vic Zucco

Associated Press

Little All-American

First Team


2009 ......................... Joique Bell

2011 .............................Joe Long

2011 ......................Jeremy Jones

2014 .........................Nores Fradi

Third Team

2000 ...................... Pierre Brown

2006 ......................... Joique Bell

2010 ......................Jeremy Jones

2011 .........................Troy Burrell

Honorable Mention

1983 ..........................Matt Didio

1988 ....................Randy Holmes

1988 ...........................Joe Benke

American Football

Coaches Association (AFCA)

First Team

2006 ......................... Joique Bell

2009 ......................... Joique Bell

2011 ......................Jeremy Jones

2014 .........................Nores Fradi

Division II SID/

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National Off ensive

Player of the Year

2009 ......................... Joique Bell

Off ense First Team


2009 ......................... Joique Bell

2011 .............................Joe Long

Off ense Second Team

2006 ......................... Joique Bell

2011 .........................Troy Burrell

Defense First Team

2010 ......................Jeremy Jones

2014 .........................Nores Fradi

Defense Second Team

2011 ......................Jeremy Jones

Defense Third Team

1994 ..........................Tim Morris

Off ense Honorable Mention

1994 .......................... Joe Gough

CollegeSportsReport.com

Special Mention

2003 ................... Craig Duppong

HARLON HILL

Wayne State University running back Joique Bell

was the 2009 recipient of the Harlon Hill Trophy

as announced by the National Harlon Hill Award

Committee.

Bell was one of 24 candidates for the 2007

Harlon Hill Trophy. In 2006, Bell was one of just

two freshmen who made the initial cut.

In 2010, Josh Renel was in the fi nal 24. The 24

candidates are placed on regional ballots and the

top two players from each of the four NCAA Super

Regions advance to the national ballot.

HARLON HILL WINNERSYear Player Pos. School

1986 Jeff Bentrim QB North Dakota State

1987 Johnny Bailey RB Texas A&M-Kingsville



1990 Chris Simdorn QB North Dakota State

1991 Ronnie West WR Pittsburg State

1992 Ronald Moore RB Pittsburg State

1993 Roger Graham RB New Haven

1994 Chris Hatcher QB Valdosta State

1995 Ronald McKinnon LB North Alabama

1996 Jarrett Anderson TB Truman State

1997 Irvin Sigler TB Bloomsburg

1998 Brian Shay RB Emporia State

1999 Corte McGuff ey QB Northern Colorado

2000 Dusty Bonner QB Valdosta State

2001 Dusty Bonner QB Valdosta State

2002 Curt Anes QB Grand Valley

2003 Will Hall QB North Alabama

2004 Chad Friehauf QB Colorado School of Mines

2005 Jimmy Terwilliger QB East Stroudsburg

2006 Danny Woodhead RB Chadron State

2007 Danny Woodhead RB Chadron State

2008 Bernard Scott RB Abilene Christian

2009 Joique Bell RB Wayne State

2010 Eric Czerniewski QB Central Missouri

2011 Jonas Randolph RB Mars Hill

2012 Zach Zulli QB Shippensburg

2013 Franklyn Quiteh RB Bloomsburg

2014 Jason Vander Laan QB Ferris State

The nomination of players for the Harlon Hill Trophy and the voting on these players is conducted by the sports information directors at the 155 NCAA Division II schools which compete in football. Schools may nominate any player who has distinguished himself as being among the best players in the NCAA Division II during the current season. To insure national representation on the voting for the Harlon Hill Trophy balloting, voting is fi rst conducted on regional basis within the four NCAA regions. Player nominations from the Northeast, South, Midwest and West are sent to Hill Committee Chairman Jeff Hodges. They are then broken down into regions and are sent to the National Advisory Committee for review.

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First Team

2014 .........................Nores Fradi

Honorable Mention

2013 .............Stefan Terleckyj (P)

Hansen’s Football Gazette

National Off ensive

Back of the Year

2009 ......................... Joique Bell

Off ense First Team


2009 ......................... Joique Bell

2010 .... Josh Renel (all-purpose)

2011 .............................Joe Long

Defense First Team

2011 ......................Jeremy Jones


2006 ......................... Joique Bell

2011 .........................Troy Burrell

Defense Second Team

2008 ........................Dante Dunn

Off ense Third Team

1994 .......................... Joe Gough

2003 ................... Craig Duppong

2011 .... Josh Renel (all-purpose)

Defense Third Team

1988 .................Marty Altounian

1994 ..........................Tim Morris

Honorable Mention

1988 ...........................Joe Benke

1988 ....................Randy Holmes

1988 .................... Derrick Mason

1997 ......................... Tony Hawk

2002 ................... Craig Duppong

2006 .................... Derrion Fuqua

2010 .................... Stan Thornton

2011 ........................ Toney Davis

2011 ......................... Greg Hasse

2011 ........................ Chet Privett

Football News

Defense Honorable Mention

1986 ....................... Mark Brown

C.M. Frank


1994 .......................... Joe Gough

Defense Second Team

1994 ..........................Tim Morris

Off ense Honorable Mention

1993 .......................... Joe Gough

Defense Honorable Mention

1993 ............................Tom Beer

1994 ........................Gary Ruttan

1995 ........................Gary Ruttan

Off ense Special Honorable

Mention

1994 ..........................Matt Carey

Joe Long accepting the 2011 Gene Upshaw Award

during the East-West Shrine Game week activities.

Honorable Mention

2007 ......................... Joique Bell

2010 ....................... Daunte Akra

2010 ......................Jeremy Jones

2010 .............................Joe Long

2011 ..........................Josh Renel

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All-Decade Second Team

(2000-2009)

Joique Bell

Joique Bell and head coach Paul Winters in

Florence, Ala., following the 2009 Harlon Hill Trophy

presentation.

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ALL-REGION SELECTIONSDaktronics, Inc.

Super Region #3 Off ensive Player of the Year

2009 .......................................................................Joique Bell

Northeast Region First Team

1994 .......................................................................Tim Morris

2000 .................................................................. Huston Julian

2002 ................................................................ Craig Duppong

Northwest Region/Super Region #3/#4 First Team

2006 .......................................................................Joique Bell

2006 ............................................................. David Chudzinski

2007 .......................................................................Joique Bell

2008 .......................................................Dante Dunn (Safety)

2008 ............................................Dante Dunn (Ret. Specialist)

2009 .......................................................................Joique Bell

2010 .................................................................... Daunte Akra

2010 ................................................................... Jeremy Jones

2011 .................................................................... Troy Burrell*

2011 ................................................................... Jeremy Jones

2011 ........................................................................ Joe Long*

2014 ...................................................................... Nores Fradi

* Top vote-getter at position.

Northeast Region Second Team

1994 ....................................................................... Joe Gough

2000 ................................................................... Pierre Brown

2000 .......................................................... Thabiti Williamson

2003 ................................................................ Craig Duppong

Northwest Region/ Super Region #3/#4 Second Team

2008 .......................................................................Joique Bell

2008 ..............................................................Cornelius Dillard

2008 ................................................................... Matt Shango

2010 .......................................................................... Joe Long

2011 ....................................................................... Josh Renel

2012 ................................................................. Gerren DuHart

2014 ................................................................ Trent Brodbeck

2014 ..................................................................... Zak Bielecki


Super Region #3 Off ensive Player of the Year

2011 .......................................................................... Joe Long

All-Northwest Region/Super Region #3/#4 First Team

2006 ............................................................... Joique Bell (RB)

2006 ..................................................... David Chudzinski (PK)

2008 ............................................................. Dante Dunn (DB)

2009 ............................................................... Joique Bell (RB)

2010 ................................................. Josh Renel (All-Purpose)

2011 ...................................................................Joe Long (OT)

2011 ........................................ Josh Renel (RB + All-Purpose)

2011 .............................................................Troy Burrell (WR)

2011 ..............................................................Jeremy Jones (S)

2012 ..........................................................Gerren DuHart (CB)

All-Northwest Region/Super Region #3/#4 Second

Team

2006 ..........................................................Derrion Fuqua (DB)

2007 .................................................Joique Bell (All-Purpose)

2008 ...................................................... Cornelius Dillard (DB)

2010 .......................................................... Stan Thornton (CB)

Jeremy Jones during one of his three first half

interception returns at Nebraska-Kearney in the

second round of the 2011 NCAA playoff s.

WSU head coach Paul Winters was the 2011 AFCA

(American Football Coaches Association) Division II

National Coach of the Year recipient.

Troy Burrell making one of his catches in the playoff

win at Minnesota-Duluth.

2011 .............................................................. Chet Privett (FB)

2011 ...............................................................Greg Hasse (DE)

2012 ..........................................................Stefan Terleckyj (P)

All-Northwest Region/Super Region #3/#4 Third Team

2005 .............................................................Michael Hall (DL)

2006 ..................................................................Ryan Cue (OL)

2007 ....................................... Dante Dunn (Return Specialist)

2010 .............................................................Daunte Akra (DE)

2010 .............................................................Troy Burrell (WR)

2010 ................................................................... Joe Long (LT)

2011 .............................................................. Will Khoury (RT)

2011 .............................................................Raleigh Ross (LB)

2011 ..............................................................Toney Davis (RB)

2013 ..........................................................Stefan Terleckyj (P)

2014 ......................................................Desmond Martin (RB)

2014 ......................................................... Trent Brodbeck (TE)

2014 ...............................................................Nores Fradi (LB)

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Northwest Region First Team

2006 .......................................................................Joique Bell

2006 ............................................................. David Chudzinski

Northwest Region Second Team

2005 .........................................................................Leo Wells

NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK

SELECTIONSHansen’s Football Gazette

National Defensive Player of the Week

1995 ...................................Ron Adkins vs. Northern Michigan


National Off ensive Player of the Week

1988 ........................................... Randy Holmes vs. Valparaiso

2002 .................................. Randy Hutchison at Michigan Tech

2006 ............................................... Joique Bell vs. Mercyhurst

2006 ................................................... Joique Bell vs. Hillsdale

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2008 .....................................Dante Dunn vs. Indianapolis (co)

2010 ..................................... Jeremy Jones vs. Saginaw Valley

2011 .......................................Jeremy Jones vs. Michigan Tech

2013 ...................................................Ed Viverette vs. Ashland

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National Special Teams

Player of the Week

2008 ............................................Dante Dunn vs. Indianapolis

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Honorable Mention

National Off ensive Player of the Week

2006 ............................................... Joique Bell vs. Mercyhurst

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Honorable Mention


2003 ............................................... Earl Carruthers at Ashland

2005 ................................................ Alan Guy vs. Indianapolis

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The fi rst former Wayne player to

reach the professional ranks was 1941

letterwinner Tom Kennedy. A 6-0,

218-pound off ensive tackle from Pittsfi eld,

Mass., Kennedy played two games in 1944

with the Detroit Lions.

The fi rst Tartar ever drafted was

George Gembis, who was selected in the

13th round (115th overall) by the Brooklyn

Dodgers in 1939.

Valentino “Tino” Sabuco, a 1946

Tartar letterwinner from Detroit

MacKenzie H.S., played 10 games in 1949

with San Francisco of the All-American

Football Conference as a 6-1, 206-pound

center.

Bob Langas, a 6-4, 230-pound

defensive end from Detroit Cooley H.S.,

and a three-year Wayne letterwinner

(1949-50-51), played eight games in 1954

with Baltimore and had one kickoff return

for 18 yards.

Jack Crittendon, a 6-1, 190-pound

off ensive end from Ferndale, lettered from

1950-53 at Wayne. He played 10 games

with the Chicago Cardinals in 1954 and

had fi ve receptions for 48 yards.

Elbert Richmond, a 1950-51-52

Wayne letterwinner, signed with the

Pittsburgh Steelers in 1953 and played

two exhibition games for the Green Bay

Packers.

Walt Jenkins, a 6-1, 223-pound

defensive lineman from Detroit Miller H.S.,

lettered in 1953 and 1954 at Wayne. He

was drafted in the ninth round of the 1955

draft by the Detroit Lions (108th overall)

and played two games with Detroit in

1955. He then played in the Canadian

Football League with the Hamilton Tiger-

Cats from 1956 to 1959, playing at both

defensive end and off ensive guard.

Vic Zucco, a 1953-54 letterwinner at

Wayne, was a 6-0, 187-pound defensive

back from Pittsburgh. He was drafted

in the fi fth round in 1957 by the Chicago

Bears (60th overall). Zucco played 38

games with the Bears from 1957-60,

playing all 12 games in 1957-58-60,

and two contests in 1959. He recorded

12 kickoff returns for 384 yards, eight

interception returns for 85 yards, 37 punt

returns for 176 yards and returned one

fumble for a touchdown.

Ben Paolucci, a three-year (1955-

56-57) letterwinner at WSU, was a 6-2,

240-pound defensive tackle from Detroit

Cass Tech. He was drafted by the Detroit

Lions in the ninth round of the 1958 draft

(109th overall). Paolucci played four

games with Detroit in 1959.

A.J. Vaughn, a 1965-66-67 WSU

letterwinner, was selected in the 12th

round by the Atlanta Falcons (302nd

overall) in the 1968.

Richard “Dick” Byas, a 5-9, 180-pound

defensive back from Detroit MacKenzie

H.S., was a three-year letterwinner at

WSU (1971-72-73). He played 103 games

Tom Kennedy

with the Atlanta Falcons from 1974-80

returning six interceptions for 193 yards,

four punts for 30 yards and 23 kickoff s for

519 yards. He scored three touchdowns.

John Sokolosky was a 6-2, 240-pound

center from Detroit De La Salle H.S. A

four-year letterwinner (1974-75-76-77) at

WSU, he played 11 games in 1978 with the

Detroit Lions.

Paul Butcher, a 6-0, 230-pound

linebacker from Dearborn St. Alphonsus

H.S., earned four letters as a Tartar

(1982-83-84-85). He played 134 games

with the Detroit Lions, Los Angeles Rams,

Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers and

Oakland Raiders from 1986-96. He was

selected as the special teams player for the

1986 All-Madden Team.

Derric Coakley, a 1989 WSU football

letterwinner, returned to professional

football following a minor league

baseball career. He was selected as

the 1998 Professional Indoor Football

League Defensive Player of the Year while

competing for the Green Bay Bombers.

He also played with the Peoria Pirates,

Pensacola Barracudas (AF2), Winnipeg

Blue Bombers (CFL) and the Tennessee

Valley Raptors while earning All-League

honors fi ve times.

Tom Beer, a 6-1, 237-pound linebacker

from Bay Port H.S., was a four-year (1990-

93) letterwinner at WSU. He was drafted

in the seventh round of the 1994 draft

by the Detroit Lions (215th overall). He

played in 41 games with the Lions from

1994-96.

Michael Gluski, who lettered four

years at WSU (1994-98), played in AF2 for

the Cape Fear Wildcats. Gluski’s teammate

both at WSU (1995-98) and with Cape Fear

was Daishawn Franklin.

Pierre Brown, a 1998-2001 WSU

letterwinner, signed as a free agent with

Detroit in 2002. The 6-1, 180-pound wide

receiver from West Bloomfi eld, had 22

catches for 286 yards and a touchdown

in 2003 with the Berlin Thunder of NFL

Europe.

Leo Wells, a four-year letterwinner

(2002-05), played in 2006 with the Peoria

Roughriders of the United Indoor Football

League recording eight tackles. He spent

the 2007 season with the Kalamazoo

Xplosion of the Continental Indoor

Football League.

Bobby Boyer, who lettered twice at

WSU (2004-05), played in 2006 with the

Green Bay Blizzard of AF2 catching 14

passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns.

He played in 2007 with the Port Huron

Pirates of the CIFL and with the Flint

Phantoms in 2008. He had 38 catches for

517 yards and seven touchdowns for the

Phantoms.

Lee Butler, a 2004-05 letterwinner

at WSU, also played with the Peoria

Roughriders in 2006 where he had six

catches including one for a touchdown.

Wes Brown, a 2005-06 WSU letterwinner,

played in 2007 with the Kalamazoo

Xplosion of the CIFL.

Numerous former WSU players played

in the CIFL in 2008. Nick Body (2002-06

WSU letterwinner) was selected MVP of

the championship game after recording

12 receptions for 156 yards and three

touchdowns. During the regular season,

Body had 66 catches for a league-leading

849 yards and a CIFL best 28 touchdowns.

Body’s teammate with the Saginaw

Sting was Nate Collins, a 2001-02 WSU

letterwinner. One of the owners of the

squad was Mike Johnson, a WSU tight

end from 2000-03.

Other former WSU players competing in

the third season of the CIFL were Brandon

Dinkins (Milwaukee Bonecrushers)

and Randy Hutchison (Kalamazoo

Xplosion). Dinkins lettered in 2002 for

WSU, while Hutchison was a 2001-03 WSU

letterwinner.

In 2009, Dante Dunn had a rookie

tryout with the Buff alo Bills.

In the summer of 2009, Randy

Hutchison and Nick Body played for the

Fort Wayne Freedom of the CIFL. Body also

played for the Saginaw Sting of the Indoor

Football League along with Nate Collins.

Former kicker Greg Gundersen (2003-

04) played with the Alabama Vipers and

Tulsa Talons of the Arena Football League

in 2010 and the Utah Blaze and the Tampa

Bay Storm in 2011 connecting on 47-of-59

extra points.

In the spring of 2009, Tristan Black

was drafted in the second round by the

Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian

Football League. Black blocked a punt and

had four tackles in his fi rst professional

game.

Despite being injured most of 2009,

Black recorded eight tackles for the

Stampeders. In 2010, he was traded to

his hometown Toronto Argonauts and

recorded seven tackles and a fumble

recovery for the Argos. In 2011, he

was awarded the game ball following

Toronto’s season-opening 23-21 victory

at Calgary. Black had 13 tackles and an

interception in 2011.

In 2012, he helped the Argonauts to

the Grey Cup by tallying seven defensive

tackles and 17 special teams tackles, while

playing in 15 regular-season games. Black

also had one special teams tackle during

the 2012 playoff s. He signed with the

Saskatchewan Roughriders in February

2013 and helped Saskatchewan win the

Grey Cup by recording 13 special teams

tackles along with a fumble recovery.

During his fi nal CFL season in 2014,

Black totaled 13 tackles and two fumble

recoveries.

Joique Bell was originally signed as an

undrafted free agent by the Buff alo Bills

and spent all of the 2010 pre-season with

the Bills. He rushed for 152 yards and two

touchdowns in four exhibition games that

year for Buff alo.

After spending the fi rst two weeks

of the NFL regular-season on Buff alo’s

practice squad, Bell was signed by the

Eagles on Sept. 21 and made his NFL

regular-season debut in Philadelphia’s

28-3 win at Jacksonville. He played

eight NFL regular-season games in 2010

(fi ve with Indianapolis and three with

Philadelphia). Bell was signed to the

active roster by the New Orleans Saints

prior to their playoff game but was

inactive for the loss at Seattle.

In the 2011 pre-season with the Saints,

Bell had the fi fth-most rushing yards of

any NFL player with 182. He spent the

entire regular-season except the fi rst two

weeks on the Saints practice squad before

being signed by the Detroit Lions prior to

the regular-season fi nale.

In the 2012 regular season with the

Detroit Lions, Bell had 12 multi-reception

games and ended the season ranked third

in the NFL among running backs with 485

receiving yards and tied for fi fth among

running backs with 52 receptions.

The fi rst touchdown of his career also

happened to be the Lions’ fi rst of the 2012

season (against St. Louis on Sept. 9). He

scored on a one-yard carry.

Bell’s 67-yard run in Week 13 vs.

Indianapolis was the longest run of the

season by a Lions rusher and the longest

for a Detroit running back since 2011.

He set then-career highs in Week 16 vs.

Atlanta, fi nishing with nine receptions for

73 yards.

Bell fi nished the 2012 regular season

with 414 yards rushing on 82 carries (5.0

yards per rush) and also scored three

touchdowns.

In 2013, Bell teamed with Reggie Bush

to become the fi rst running back backfi eld

to each have over 500 rushing yards and

500 receiving yards.

Bell fi nished the 2013 campaign with

650 rushing yards and eight touchdowns,

while hauling in 53 passes for another 547

yards. In his

Bell made his fi rst career start in Week

3 at Washington (9/22/13) and recorded a

then-career-high 20 rushing attempts and

132 scrimmage yards (63 rush, 69 rec on

four catches) while scoring one rushing

touchdown.

The Benton Harbor native rushed for

a career-high 94 yards on 19 attempts

with one touchdown and caught three

passes for 34 yards in Week 13 vs. Green

Bay (11/28).

Bell made six starts in 2014 while

playing in 15 games. He led Detroit with

860 rushing yards and seven rushing

touchdowns. Bell also recorded his fi rst

receiving touchdown and fi nished with

1,182 all-purpose yards.

In his NFL career, Bell has rushed for

1,924 yards and 18 touchdowns while

catching 139 passes for 1,354 yards.

Daunte Akra, who played in both

2008 and 2010 at WSU, was on the CFL’s

Montreal Alouettes practice squad in

2011 before joining the Detroit Lions for

training camp. He re-joined Montreal’s

practice squad for the remainder of the

2011 campaign.

The Chicago Bears were led by former

Tartar Phil Emery (who served as

general manager from 2012-15), signed

safety Jeremy Jones to a free agent

contract following the draft. Jones had

an interception at Cleveland in the fi nal

pre-season game to earn a spot on the

53-man roster. Jones was inactive for the

fi rst two regular-season games of the 2012

campaign before retiring.

Joe Long inked a free agent contract

with the St. Louis Rams following the

2012 NFL Draft. Long appeared in all four

St. Louis pre-season games, but was cut

on the day after the pre-season ended.

He was signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers

in November of 2012, and spent the

remainder of the season on the practice

squad. He was also on the Steelers

practice squad for all of the 2013 regular-

season, until the Bears signed him to the

active roster for the fi nal two weeks of the

regular season. Long was cut by the Bears

in August 2014.

Troy Burrell spent a month with the

Detroit Lions during the summer of 2012.

He also had two diff erent stints on the

Lions practice squad during the 2012

regular season.

Desmond Martin, who led WSU in

rushing in 2014, was signed by the Detroit

Lions as an undrafted free agent during

the summer of 2015. He had fi ve carries

for 26 yards in the pre-season opener.

Brian VanGorder, a former Tartar

player (1977-80), WSU head coach (1992-

94) and WSU Hall of Famer, is currently

the defensive coordinator at Notre Dame.

He previously served as an NFL assistant

coach with the Jacksonville Jaguars (2005,

linebackers), Atlanta Falcons (2007-11,

linebackers and defensive coordinator)

and the New York Jets (2013, linebackers).

Former Chicago Bears general manager Phil Emery being interviewed by Comcast’s

Joe Abramson during a Warrior home game. (photo by Christopher Jon Ehrmann)

Joique Bell with Joe Buck during the summer of 2014 taping an NFL Films segment

with the Detroit skyline in the background.

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CoSIDA Academic All-American1971 ................................................................................ Gary Schultz

1971 .................................................................................. Ken Russell

1972 ..............................................................................Walt Stasinski

1975 ..............................................................................Robert Rogers

2011 ................................................................................... Josh Renel

NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship1976 .............................................................................. Ed Skowneski

1981 ............................................................................... Phillip Emery

CoSIDA Academic All-DistrictFirst Team1983 ............................................................................ Lennie Jacosky

2002 ................................................................................Jorge Gomez

2003 .................................................................................Nick Pappas

2004 ..............................................................................Ryan Oshnock

2005 .................................................................................. Dan Barnes

2006 .................................................................................. Dan Barnes

2006 ..............................................................................Ryan Oshnock

2008 ..............................................................................Andrew Bates

2010 ................................................................................... Josh Renel

2011 ................................................................................... Josh Renel

Second Team1996 .................................................................................. Jim Filipiak

2002 ...........................................................................Stephen Wayne

2006 .................................................................................Frank Lietke

2006 ............................................................................Jake Weingartz

2007 ..............................................................................Andrew Bates

2007 .................................................................................Frank Lietke

2009 ................................................................................... Josh Renel

2009 ...............................................................................Bruno Shkreli

2010 ................................................................................Nick Thomas

Honorable Mention1983 ..................................................................................Scott Fisher

National Football FoundationWilliam Campbell (Draddy) TrophySemifi nalist2006 ..............................................................................Ryan Oshnock

2007 .................................................................................Frank Lietke

2008 ..............................................................................Andrew Bates

2009 ...............................................................................Bruno Shkreli

2010 ..............................................................................Matt Faulkner

2011 ................................................................................... Josh Renel

2012 ................................................................................ Nick Thomas

2013 ................................................................................. Chet Privett

2014 .................................................................................... Thom Box

(which recognizes an individual as the absolute best in the country for

his combined academic success, football performance and exemplary

community leadership)

National Football Foundation (NFF)Hampshire Honor Society2006-07 ........................................................................Ryan Oshnock

2007-08 .......................................................................Guye Goodlow

2007-08 ...........................................................................Frank Lietke

2007-08 ............................................................................ Dale Knuth

2007-08 ...................................................................... Kenny Schmidt

2008-09 ........................................................................Andrew Bates

2009-10 .........................................................................Joe Claiborne

2009-10 .........................................................................Bruno Shkreli

2010-11 ........................................................................Matt Faulkner

2011-12 ............................................................................ Troy Burrell

2011-12 ........................................................................... Will Khoury

2011-12 .........................................................................Jimmy Kinaia

2011-12 .................................................................... Greg Oberstaedt

2011-12 ............................................................................. Josh Renel

2011-12 .........................................................................Jon Robinson

2012-13 ............................................... Steve Conway, Sean McCarthy

2012-13 ................................................ Mickey Mohner, Nick Thomas

2013-14 ............................Andew Matt, Chet Privett, Stefan Terleckyj

2014-15 ...........................................................Thom Box, Ben Walker

The Wayne State University Department of Athletics is committed

to the academic foundation of the Warrior student-athletes, their

professional development and community involvement. Programs

have been implemented to improve academic performance and

retention in order to deliver success in the classroom. During the

2014-2015 academic calendar year nearly 60% of the Wayne State

student-athlete body received a 3.0+ Grade Point Average at full

time enrollment status.

The Wayne State football program had 26 student-athletes receive

GLIAC All-Academic team recognition during the 2014 season. Under

the direction of head football coach Paul Winters, football student-

athletes participate in a daily study table that emphasizes time

management, classroom readiness, test taking strategies, tutorial

assistance and study group sessions. Dr. Maria Sepulveda of the

athletic department supervises the football study table sessions.

Football is prevalent in the community through involvement

associated with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Two

members from each of the 18 Wayne State sports serve on the

committee in eff orts to build leadership and a strong relationship

with the surrounding community. Joining the entire student-athlete

body, the football team assists with fund raising for the Make-A-Wish

Foundation, generating resources through canned food and clothing

drives, volunteering at local soup kitchens, and mentoring programs.

Four members of the 2007 Wayne State University football

team were selected for the 2008 NFF Hampshire Honor Society. The

announcement was made by the National Football Foundation (NFF)

& College Hall of Fame.

Selected from WSU were seniors Guye Goodlow, Frank Lietke, Dale

Knuth and Kenny Schmidt. The four honorees were the most for any

GLIAC school.

For the 2008 football season, Wayne State’s Andrew Bates

was one of two GLIAC players inducted into the Hampshire Honor

Society. The following year both Joe Claiborne and Bruno Shkreli

were inducted, while Matt Faulkner received this recognition for the

2010 football campaign. In 2011-12, WSU had the most inductees

of any GLIAC school and any college in the State of Michigan with

six. Four members of the 2012 senior class received induction into

the Hampshire Honor Society with three more from the class of 2013

being added to the list. Last spring, two off ensive linemen in Thom

Box and Ben Walker were named to the Hampshire Honor Society.

Qualifi cations for membership in the NFF Hampshire Honor

Society include:

* Being a starter or a signifi cant substitute in one’s last year of

eligibility at an accredited NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision, Football

Championship Subdivision, Division II, Division III, or an NAIA college

or university;

* Achieving a 3.2 cumulative grade point average throughout

entire course of undergraduate study; and

* Meeting all NCAA-mandated progress towards degree

requirements.

A total of 838 players from 267 schools qualifi ed for membership

in the society’s eighth year, marking the highest school participation

in the history of the program, which began in 2007.

The NFF Hampshire Honor Society capitalizes on the NFF’s current

National Scholar-Athlete program, greatly expanding the number

of scholar-athletes the NFF can recognize each year and further

strengthening the organization’s leadership role in encouraging

academic performance by the student-athletes who play football at

the more than 700 college and universities nationwide. Jon F. Hanson,

the chairman and founder of The Hampshire Companies, provided an

endowment to launch the NFF Hampshire Honor Society in 2007. He

made the contribution as part of his legacy to the organization after

serving as NFF chairman from 1994-2006. Each of the 703 players

awarded with membership in this year’s Honor Society will receive

a certifi cate commemorating the achievement.

Gary Schultz was a 1971 CoSIDA Academic All-American.

GUY NAMED TO

AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM

The two 11-man teams, a Division I-A team and a

combined team from NCAA Football Championship

Subdivision, Divisions II, III and the NAIA, honor

players for their dedication and commitment to

community service. The AFCA has been selecting the

Good Works Team since 1997. From 1992-1996, the

Good Works Team was chosen by the College Football

Association. When the CFA disbanded in 1997, the

AFCA began selecting the teams.

Alan Guy’s selection in 2007 marked the fi rst time a

WSU football player has earned Good Works honors.

Alan Guy was a 2007 AFCA Good Works Team Selection.

ACADEMIC SUCCESS


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The fi rst football number ever retired at Wayne State University is the number 35 jersey last worn by

Ron Solack. Ron died of post-surgery complications in 1968, on the eve of the opening of the new Wayne

State University Stadium. Ron wore his Wayne State uniform with unmatched pride and played the game

with enthusiasm. He would have been a senior member of the 1969 team. An award was instituted in

his name in 1969.

Bill Cortis .......................................................1969

Don Didlake...................................................1970

Gary Schultz ..................................................1971

Jon Wilkerson ................................................1972

Dick Byas .......................................................1973

Chuck Cosner .................................................1974

Ed Skowneski ................................................1975

Keith Anleitner ..............................................1976

Randy Epley ..................................................1977

Jerry LaPointe ...............................................1978

Don Sarnacki .................................................1979

Phil Emery .....................................................1980

Bob VanGorder ..............................................1981

Craig Gerbe ...................................................1982

Scott Fisher ...................................................1983

Tom Doran.....................................................1984

John Taylor ....................................................1985

Rich Glodowski ..............................................1986

Roger Calcaterra ............................................1987

Derrick Mason ...............................................1988

Tony Beaune .................................................1989

Steve Lee .......................................................1990

Todd Vydick ...................................................1991

Tom Leadbetter .............................................1992

In 2002, Wayne State instituted the Randy Guzowski Award. The criteria includes: an upperclassman, who has shown true dedication to the University community, has demonstrated outstanding team leadership, and has shown exemplary school and community citizenship.

The award is named after former WSU student-athlete Randy Guzowski. During his playing days (1977-80), the three-year letterwinner consistently contributed to the program both on and off the fi eld.

Following his playing career, Randy continued to serve the University. He joined the WSU police force in 1987 and served 15 years before passing away on December 23, 2001, from complications following a kidney and liver transplant.

The inaugural winner, in 2002, of the Randy Guzowski Award was senior off ensive lineman Joel Grambau. Senior defensive back Ryan Rutley was the 2003 recipient, while junior defensive back Ryan Oshnock was given the award three times from 2004-06.

The 2007 recipient was senior linebacker Alan Guy, with junior Bruno Shkreli earning the award in 2008. Fifth-year senior fullback Brian Rilley was the 2009 recipient, with junior running back Josh Renel receiving the award following both the 2010 and 2011 campaigns. The 2012 recipient was senior wide receiver Steve Conway, while Michael Pack, a senior wide receiver, was the 2013 honoree. Fifth-year senior center Thom Box, who was a two-year team captain, was the 2014 recipient. Box was both a Hampshire Honor Society honoree as well as an Allstate AFCA Good Works Team nominee for his community service.

Kevin Worthy ................................................1993

Matt Conley ...................................................1994

Dustan Cunningham .....................................1994

Steve Zayachkowsky ......................................1995

Jim Filipiak ....................................................1996

Rodney Simmons ..........................................1997

Andy Grimm ..................................................1998

Doug DenDooven ..........................................1999

Huston Julian ................................................2000

Mohamad Bazzi ............................................2001

Steve Andonovski ..........................................2002

Nick Pappas ...................................................2003

Michael Hall ..................................................2004

Alan Guy .......................................................2005

Jake Weingartz ..............................................2006

John Rehberg ................................................2007

Jason Thomas ................................................2008

Joique Bell ....................................................2009

Austin Hughes ...............................................2010

Jon Robinson .................................................2011

Pat Cecile .......................................................2012

Ed Viverette ...................................................2013

Nores Fradi ....................................................2014

Ron Solack Award Winners

Ron Solack

Randy Guzowski from his

playing days at WSU.

Nores Fradi, who led Division II in tackles

for loss, was the 2014 Recipient of the Ron

Solack Award

SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS


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Most Valuable Player(Tartar of the Year)

1943 .......................................... Marshal Chrisjohn1944 ................................................. Harold Vogler1945 ............................................. Nicholas Cherup1946 .......................................... Stephen Zukowski1947 .................................................... John Hazely1949 .................................................... John Hazely1950 ............................................... Robert Wyman1951 .............................................Elbert Richmond1952 ................................. T. Richard “Dick” Brown1953 ........................................................ Vic Zucco1954 ...................................................Walt Jenkins1955 ................................................Don Halverson1956 ...................................................Jack Goggins1957 ............................................... Ron Kowalczyk1958 ..................................................Jim McMillan1982 .....................................................Craig Gerbe1983 ...................................................... Matt Didio1992 ...................................................... Joe Gough1993 .................................................... Mark Friday1995 .................................................... Gary Ruttan1996 ...................................................Ken Johnson1998 ...................................................... Jimmy Hill

Off ensive Most Valuable Player1973 ................................................. Ed Skowneski1980 ..............................Willie Jackson/Paul Longo1985 ................................................. Brian Sanders1993 ...................................................... Joe Gough1996 ....................................................Arnie Gillert1998 ...................................................... Jimmy Hill1999 ......................................... Thabiti Williamson2001 .................................................. Pierre Brown2002 ............................................... Craig Duppong2003 ............................................... Craig Duppong2004 ................................................. John Rehberg2005 ....................................................... Nick Body2006 ......................................................Joique Bell2007 ......................................................Joique Bell2008 ......................................................Joique Bell2009 ......................................................Joique Bell2010 ...................................................... Josh Renel2011 .................................. Troy Burrell/Josh Renel2012 .............................................. Curtis Ferguson2013 ....................................................Doug Griffi n2014 ............................................ Desmond Martin

Defensive Most Valuable Player1987 .................................................. Ken Lockhart1996 ...................................................Ken Johnson1998 ........................................................Phil Black1999 .................................................. Don Galovich2001 .....................................................Joe Spuhler2002 ...............................................Derrick Thomas2003 ......................................................Alvin Mask2004 ...................................................... Joe Touzin2005 ................................................ Derrion Fuqua2006 ..................................................... Chris Smilo2007 .........................................................Alan Guy2008 .................................................... Dante Dunn2009 ...................................................Nick Thomas2010 ..................................................Jeremy Jones2011 ..................................................Jeremy Jones2012 ....................................................Ed Viverette2013 ....................................................Ed Viverette2014 ............................................ Desmond Martin

Special Teams Most Valuable Player1988 ........................................................ Bob Klick1992 ..................................................... Erik Burton1993 .......................................................Nate Bush1994 ..................................................... Erik Burton1995 .................................................Matt Fishburn1996 ............................................... Dean Bacheller1998 .................................................... Jon Roberts1999 ............................................ Joe Niemczewski2000 .............................................. Sterling Walker2001 ...................................................Jorge Gomez2002 ................................................Daniel Stuckey

2003 .................................................. Jerriel Burrus2004 .................................................. Jerriel Burrus2005 ............................................... Kenny Schmidt2006 ............................................ David Chudzinski2007 .................................................... Dante Dunn2008 .................................................... Dante Dunn2009 ..................................................Bruno Shkreli2010 ..............................................Stefan Terleckyj2011 ................................................. Austin Nelson2012 ..............................................Stefan Terleckyj2013 ..............................................Stefan Terleckyj2014 .................................................. Paul Graham

Most Outstanding Freshman/Rookie of the Year

1980 ................................................Greg Goldstein1992 .................................................. Dino Candela1993 ...............................................Rich Hammoud1994 ................................................Chuck Rodgers1996 ...................................................Tim Homrich1998 ...................................................... Ed Youngs1999 ........................................................... Ed Atar

Off ensive Rookie of the Year(Scout Team/Tomorrow’s Team)

1990 .................................................... Jeff Morgan1992 ..................................................... Garth Frost1995 .........................................David Margulewicz1996 ................................................. Kraig Westley1997 ............................................ Andrew Cicarella1998 .................................................Jason Charron1999 ...................................................... Zac McKee2001 ........................................ Bryan Brandenburg2002 .................................................. Jerriel Burrus2003 ...............................................Jake Weingartz2004 .....................................................Luis Gomez2005 ....................................................Chris Ostosh2006 ......................................................Joique Bell2007 .............................................Marc Cuddeback2008 .................................... Joe Long/Kevin Smith2009 ...............................................Mickey Mohner2010 .................................................... Chet Privett2011 ....................................................... Thom Box2012 ...............................................Trent Brodbeck2013 ....................................................Robert Kelly2014 .....................................................Jamel Hicks

Defensive Rookie of the Year(Scout Team/Tomorrow’s Team)

1987 ............................................Larry Goniwiecha1993 ............................................. Anthony Wright1995 ............................................... Robert Embree1996 ................................................... Tony Wright1998 ........................................................... Ed Atar1999 ....................................................... Jon O’Neil2001 ......................................................... Nick Hall2002 ........................................................Leo Wells2003 ......................................................Tony Davis2004 .........................................................Alan Guy2005 ...........................Dante Dunn/Jonathan Klyce2006 .................................................. Matt Shango2007 ..................... Stan Thornton/Brandon Cooper2008 ..................................................Jeremy Jones2009 ..................................................... Greg Hasse2010 ...................................................Cortez Smith2011 ................................................ Gerren DuHart2012 ...............................................Jamiil Williams2013 .................................... Valorian Cunningham2014 ................................................ Jake Carrizales

Most Valuable Defensive Lineman1975 ...................................................... Guy Kebbe1976 ................................................... Vic Vereecke1978 .................................................Jerry LaPointe1979 .................................................. Don Sarnacki1990 .........................................................Eric Ruth1991 ..............................................Joe Golaszewski1993 ...................................................... Tim Morris1994 .................................................... Gary Ruttan1995 .................................................... Gary Ruttan

Attention: Individuals who can provide any missing

awards data should contact the WSU Sports Information

Offi ce at (313) 577-7542. Your valuable assistance would

be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

1996 .................................................. Tom Milanov1998 ..........................................Daishawn Franklin1999 ...................................................Tim Homrich

Most Valuable Linebacker1989 ...................................................... Tim Morris1990 ...................................................... Tim Morris1991 ........................................................Tom Beer1996 ...................................................Ken Johnson

Most Valuable Defensive Back1974 ............................................... Keith Anleitner1975 ............................................... Keith Anleitner1976 .............................................Gerald Megenity1978 .................................................Terry Johnson1979 ................................................. Chuck Aldrich1990 ................................................. Ebbie Herbert1991 ..................................................... Tony Hawk1992 ........................................................Tom Beer1995 ................................................. Rod Simmons1996 ..................................................... Tony Hawk

Most Valuable Off ensive Back1973 ................................................. Ed Skowneski1974 ................................................. Ed Skowneski1975 ................................................. Ed Skowneski1976 .............................................Mike Stankovich1978 ...................................................Jim Gendron1979 ..................................................Bruce Nichols1989 ........................................................Steve Lee1991 ........................................................Steve Lee1992 ...................................................... Joe Gough1993 ...................................................... Joe Gough1996 ................................................... Chris George

Most Valuable Off ensive Lineman1975 ..................................................... Larry Lentz1976 ...................................................Pat Carmody1978 ....................................................... Mike Britt1979 ..................................................... Jeff Kovach1988 ....................................................... Tony Koss1990 ............................................ Mike DenDooven1991 ............................................ Mike DenDooven1993 ......................................................Matt Carey1995 ........................................................Rich Baur1996 ........................................................Rich Baur1998 ........................................................ John Aird1999 ....................................................Kevin Smith

Most Valuable Receiver1990 .....................................................Ray Ponder1991 .....................................................Ray Ponder

Scholar-Athlete2005 ..................................................... Dan Barnes2006 ..................................................... Dale Knuth2007 ..................................................... Dale Knuth2008 .................................................Andrew Bates2009 .....................................................Troy Burrell2010 ...............................................Mickey Mohner2011 .....................................................Troy Burrell2012 .................................................. Nick Thomas2013 .................................................. Steve O’Shell2014 ...............................................Trent Brodbeck

Serxho Guraleci/Ultimate Warrior(Outstanding work in weight room)

2005 ................................................. John Rehberg2006 ..................................................... Dan Barnes2007 .................................................. Matt Shango2008 ...................................................Tristan Black2009 ............................... Joique Bell/Bruno Shkreli2010 .........................................................Joe Long2011 ...............................................Zach Houghton2012 .................................................... Chet Privett2013 ..............................................Stefan Terleckyj2014 ............................................ Desmond Martin

Cortez Smith Award2011 .....................................................Troy Burrell2012 .............................................. Serxho Guraleci2013 ............................................ Desmond Martin2014 ..................................................Marcell Jones

Most Improved Defensive Player1975 ....................................................... Al Hartley1976 ..............................................Dave Szymanski1977 .................................................Terry Johnson1979 .....................................................Larry Smith1982 .....................................................Scott Fisher1988 ...............................................Vince Mathews1989 ....................................Lawrence Hemingway1990 ...............................................Dan Mastrovito1991 ..................................................Keith Croskey1993 ............................................... Paul Schroeder1995 ..................................................... Ron Adkins1996 ................................................... Mike Radtke

Most Improved Off ensive Player1978 ............................................. Randy Guzowski1982 ........................................................ Wes Solo1987 ................................................... Chuck Crespi1988 ....................................................... Joe Benke1989 .......................................... Dale Dwojakowski1991 .................................................... Jeff Morgan1992 ......................................................Matt Carey1993 .................................................... Mark Friday1996 ................................................ Tim Carpenter

Blocking Profi ciency Award1969 ........................................................Ed Grewe1970 ..................................................... Joe Kramer1971 ..............................................Larry Fitzpatrick

Break-Maker of the Year1965 .............................................Greg Gargulinski1966 .................................................. Dave Krupski1967 .....................................................Pete Garrisi1968 ....................... Ken Semelsberger/Fred White1969 ..................................................... Ken Russell1970 ........................................................Ed Moten1971 ........................................................Ed Moten1972 ..............................................Larry Fitzpatrick1973 ...........................Larry Warren/Jon Wilkerson

Hitter of the Year1965 ......................................Seymour Applebaum1966 ......................................................Ron Solack1967 .......................................................Ed Pavoris1968 ..................................................... Fred White1969 ...................................................... Tom Mach1970 ............................................. Claude Williams1971 ..................................................George Breaz1972 .................................................Walt Stasinski1973 ............................................... Keith Anleitner

Iron Man Award1992 ...................................................Matt Schultz1994 ......................................................John Perez1999 ................................... Dave Tatti, Greg Smith

Outstanding Lineman1951 ............................................Frank Dobrzenski1952 .................................................. Gerald Sauve1953 ...........................................Roger Parmentier1954 ...................................................Walt Jenkins1955 ........................................Daniel Szwejkowski1956 ...............................................Arthur Freiman1957 ............................................... Benny Paolucci1958 ..................................................James O’Hara

WAYNE STATE TEAM AWARDS


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RUSHING

Most Attempts

Game 52 .......................................Joe Gough vs. Hillsdale, 11/13/93

Season 385 ............................................................... Joe Gough, 1994

Career 1,181 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2006-09

Net Yards

Game 326 ...........................Toney Davis at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

Season 2,084 ............................................................Joique Bell, 2009


Touchdowns

Game 6 .................................... Joique Bell vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

Season 29 .................................................................Joique Bell, 2009

Career 88 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2006-09

Average Per Carry

Game 12.2 .................. Joique Bell (26-318) vs. Mercyhurst, 9/16/06

Season 8.06 ................................................. Vic Zucco (79-637), 1953

Career 7.29 ........................... Gary Baillargeon (166-1,210), 1951-52

PASSING

Attempts

Game 59 ................................ Michael Gluski vs. Hillsdale, 10/24/98

Season 390 ............................................................. Mark Friday, 1993

Career 961 .................................................. Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

Completions

Game 31 .................... Randy Hutchison vs. Michigan Tech, 10/18/03

31 ................................Nolan Martin at Grand Valley, 10/1/05


Career 537 .................................................. Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

Yards

Game 439 ...............................Mickey Mohner vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

Season 2,799 .....................................................Mickey Mohner, 2011

Career 7,287 ............................................... Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

Interceptions

Game 5 .................................... Jason Charron at Hillsdale, 10/14/00

5 ...................................... Rich Popp at Northwood, 10/18/86

5 ............................. George Birch vs. NE Missouri St., 10/7/72

Season 19 ........................................................... Jason Charron, 2000

19 ............................................................... Mark Friday, 1993

19 ...................................................................Paul Kroll, 1989

19 .............................................Alastair “Ollie” Mitchell, 1982

Career 44 .................................................. Jason Charron, 1999-2001

Touchdowns

Game 5 ................................................ Dan Gray at Findlay, 9/29/01

5 ....................................Mickey Mohner vs. Ashland, 10/6/10

5 ...................................Mickey Mohner vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

Season 25 ..........................................................Mickey Mohner, 2011

Career 55 .................................................... Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

Percentage

Game .792 ....Randy Hutchison (19-24) at Northern Mich., 10/25/03

Season .601 ......................................Mickey Mohner (158-263), 2010

Career .581 ..............................Randy Hutchison (279-480), 2001-03

Average Per Completion

Game 24.4 ............... Mickey Mohner (18-439) vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

Season 16.2 .....................................Jason Charron (147-2,385), 2000

Career 13.9 ....................................... Dan Gray (251-3,490), 2000-02

SCORING

Points Scored

Game 36 ......................................... Joique Bell vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

36 .................................. Joique Bell vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

Kicker 15 ............................ Carey Starnes vs. Towson State, 9/27/80

Season 192 ...............................................................Joique Bell, 2009

Kicker 106 .......................................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2011

Career 576 ......................................................... Joique Bell, 2006-09

Kicker 286 ..................................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2010-13

Touchdowns

Game 6 ........................................... Joique Bell vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

6 .................................... Joique Bell vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

Season 32 .................................................................Joique Bell, 2009

Career 96 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2006-09

Point After Touchdown Attempts

Game 10 .................................... Stefan Terleckyj vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

Season 72 .........................................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2011

Career 172 ................................................... Stefan Terlecky, 2010-13

Point After Touchdown Made

Game 9 .........................................Stefan Terleckyj at Tiffi n, 9/11/10

9 .......................................Stefan Terleckyj vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

Season 70 .........................................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2011

Career 169 ................................................... Stefan Terlecky, 2010-13

Consecutive Point After Touchdowns Made

Season 44 ......................................... Stefan Terleckyj, 2010 and 2011

Career 65 ....................................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2011-13

Field Goals Made

Game 5 .............................. Carey Starnes vs. Towson State, 9/27/80

Season 14 .......................................................David Chudzinski, 2006

14 ............................................................. Paul Graham, 2014

Career 39 ....................................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2010-13

Consec. 14 ............................................................. Paul Graham, 2014

RECEIVING

Receptions

Game 14 ....................................Nick Body vs. Indianapolis, 9/24/05

Season 87 ................................................................Troy Burrell, 2011

Career 187 ........................................................ Troy Burrell, 2008-11

Yards

Game 239 ................Dick Lisabeth vs. North Dakota State, 10/22/54

Season 1,633 ...........................................................Troy Burrell, 2011

Career 3,138 ...................................................Pierre Brown, 1998-01

Touchdowns

Game 4 ..........................................Pierre Brown at Findlay, 9/29/01

Season 17 ............................................................. Pierre Brown, 2000

Career 37 ........................................................Pierre Brown, 1998-01

Average Per Reception

Game 38.0 ............ Jake Weingartz (3-114) at Northwood, 10/28/06

Season 22.61 ...................................... Pierre Brown (66-1,492), 2000

Career 22.36 .................................... Jim Konopka (22-492), 1966-68

PUNTING

Attempts

Game 16 ....................Alex Jamieson vs. Central Michigan, 11/27/30

Season 77 ...............................................................Brad Newitt, 1999

Career 223 .........................................................Erik Burton, 1991-94

Yards

Game 589 ..................... George Gembis vs. Michigan State, 9/25/36

Season 2,865 ..........................................................Brad Newitt, 1999

Career 8,051 ......................................................Erik Burton, 1991-94

Average

Game 52.3 .............................. A.J. Vaughn vs. John Carroll, 10/2/65

Season 44.1 ............................................. A.J. Vaughn (17-750), 1965

Career 41.1 ................................................. George Gembis, 1936-38

TOTAL OFFENSE

Plays

Game 66 ............................... Nolan Martin at Grand Valley, 10/1/05



Yards

Game 555 ........................ A.J. Vaughn vs. Wis.-Milwaukee, 9/30/67

Season 2,779 .....................................................Mickey Mohner, 2011

Career 7,186 ............................................... Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

KICK RETURNS

Punt Returns

Game 7 ...............................Keith Bennett vs. Central State, 11/1/86

Season 30 ......................................................... Stephen Stokes, 2002

Career 81 ....................................................... Jerriel Burrus, 2003-06

Punt Return Yardage

Game 145 ..........................Newman Ertell vs. Ferris State, 10/13/23

145 ....................... Sterling Walker vs. Indianapolis, 10/28/00

Season 342 ................................................................Nate Bush, 1993

Career 834 ..................................................... Jerriel Burrus, 2003-06

Kickoff Returns

Game 7 .................................................Four times, most recently by

................................... Jerriel Burrus at Grand Valley, 9/20/03

Season 28 ............................................................... Jon Roberts, 1998

Career 81 ..........................................................Jon Roberts, 1995-98

Kickoff Return Yardage

Game 191 ........................Val Showers vs. Carson-Newman, 9/13/14

Season 634 ............................................................. Jon Roberts, 1998

Career 1,734 .....................................................Jon Roberts, 1995-98

Kickoff Return Average

Game 49.3 .............................. Dick Lisabeth vs. Iowa State, 9/22/51

Season 30.7 ............................................. Dante Dunn (17-522), 2008

Career 26.9 .....................................Dante Dunn (63-1,696), 2005-08

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

Game 386 ...Joique Bell vs. Mercyhurst, 9/16/06 (318 rush, 23 rec, 45 KOR)

Season 2,462 ............................................................Joique Bell, 2006


TACKLES

Total Tackles

Game 26 ................................Tim Morris vs. Saginaw Valley, 9/8/90

Season 172 ................................................ Tim Morris (116-56), 1994

Career 527 ............................. Tim Morris (321-206), 1989-90, 93-94

Solo Tackles

Season 116 ...............................................................Tim Morris, 1994

Career 321 .............................................. Tim Morris, 1989-90, 93-94

Assisted Tackles

Season 86 ..............................................................Paul Butcher, 1984

Career 250 .................................................. Keith Anleitner, 1973-76

Tackles for Loss

Game 6 ...................................... Gary Ruttan vs. St. Francis, 10/1/94

6 ................................. Joe Spuhler vs. Indianapolis, 10/27/01

Season 28.5 ...........................................Nores Fradi (24-9/113), 2014

Career 53.0 ................................ Leo Wells (44-18/243 yds), 2002-05

Tackles for Loss Yards

Season 113 .............................................................. Nores Fradi, 2014

Career 268 ..................................................... Albert Brown, 1983-86

Quarterback Sacks

Season 13.5 ......................................Gary Ruttan (13-1/70 yds), 1994

Career 32.5 ............................Albert Brown (32-1/101 yds), 1983-86

INTERCEPTIONS

Pass Interceptions

Game 4 ...........................Chuck Aldrich vs. Michigan Tech, 10/16/82

4 ..................................... Jerry Megenity at Hillsdale, 10/9/76

4 ....................... Dick Lisabeth vs. Washington (Mo.), 10/9/54

Season 13 ................................................................. Matt Didio, 1983

Career 23 .......................................................Chuck Aldrich, 1979-82

Yards

Game 144 .................. Jeremy Jones at Nebraska-Kearney, 11/26/11

Season 221 ................................................................ Don Fears, 1959

Career 406 ..................................................... Jeremy Jones, 2008-11

FORCED FUMBLES

Game 3 .......................... Greg Hasse at Nebraska-Kearney, 11/26/11

Ashland (6-22)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


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Yards Passing

439 ...........................................................Mickey Mohner vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

425 ............................................................... Jason Charron vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

382 ......................................................Mickey Mohner at Grand Valley, 11/7/09

376 .......................................................Mike Grennier vs. Ferris State, 11/14/87

363 ......................................................Dan Gray at Northern Michigan, 10/6/01

358 .........................................................Paul Kroll at Saginaw Valley, 10/28/89

357 ................................................................ Paul Kroll vs. Indianapolis, 9/1/90

355 ..........................................................Mickey Mohner vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

345 ............................................. Randy Hutchison vs. Michigan Tech, 10/18/03

337 ............................................................ Jason Charron at Mercyhurst, 9/2/00

328 ................................................................ Paul Kroll vs. Ferris State, 9/22/90

325 .......................................................Michael Gluski at Westminster, 11/7/98

Touchdown Passes

5 ............................................................................ Dan Gray at Findlay, 9/29/01

5 ..............................................................Mickey Mohner vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

5 ...............................................................Mickey Mohner vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

4 ............................................... A.J. Vaughn vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 9/30/67

4 ...................................................................A.J. Vaughn vs. Case Tech, 11/4/67

4 .................................................................. Paul Kroll vs. Ferris State, 11/11/89

4 .................................................................... Paul Kroll vs. Ferris State, 9/22/90

4 ..................................................................Mark Friday at Indianapolis, 9/4/93

4 ..........................................................Michael Gluski vs. Grand Valley, 9/27/97

4 ................................................................ Jason Charron at Mercyhurst, 9/4/99

4 ............................................................................Dan Gray vs. Ashland, 9/9/00

4 ................................................................... Jason Charron vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

4 ..........................................................Dan Gray at Northern Michigan, 10/6/01

4 ..........................................................Mickey Mohner at Grand Valley, 11/7/09

4 ................................................................... Mickey Mohner vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

Passing Percentage (minimum 20 att.)

79.2 ..........................Randy Hutchison (19-24) at Northern Michigan, 10/25/03

77.3 ..............................................Mickey Mohner (17-22) vs. Findlay, 11/12/11

75.0 .............................................Mickey Mohner (18-24) vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

72.7 ........................... Mickey Mohner (16-22) vs. Northern Michigan, 10/20/12

71.4 ...............................Mickey Mohner (15-21) at Minnesota-Duluth, 12/3/11

70.9 .................................................Rich Popp (22-31) at Ferris State, 10/20/84

69.2 ........................................ Michael Gluski (18-26) vs. Grand Valley, 9/27/97

69.0 ............................................... Mark Friday (20-29) at Northwood, 10/9/93

67.9 ............................................James Phillips (19-28) at Northwood, 11/2/02

66.7 .........................................Randy Hutchison (24-36) vs. Hillsdale, 10/11/03

66.7 ............................................Mickey Mohner (30-45) vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

Receptions

14 ................................................................Nick Body vs. Indianapolis, 9/24/05

12 .............................................................Ray Ponder vs. Grand Valley, 11/9/91

12 .......................................... Chris Middlebrooks (RB) at Grand Valley, 10/1/05

12 ..................................................................Troy Burrell vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

11 ...................................................................Jimmy Hill vs. Hillsdale, 10/24/98

11 ....................................................................Pierre Brown at Findlay, 9/29/01

11 ........................................................... Pierre Brown at Grand Valley, 11/3/01

11 .....................................................Nick Body at Northern Michigan, 10/25/03

11 ............................................................ Nick Body at Saginaw Valley, 9/10/05

11 ..................................................... Troy Burrell at Minnesota-Duluth, 12/3/11

Reception Yards

239 ............................................Dick Lisabeth vs. North Dakota State, 10/22/54

232 ..............................................................Pierre Brown at Hillsdale, 10/14/00

216 ............................................Sterling Walker at Northern Michigan, 10/6/01

210 ................................................................. Troy Burrell vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

209 .................................................................Pierre Brown vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

207 ...................................................Mark Woodson vs. Grand Valley, 10/10/81

205 ..................................................................Pierre Brown at Findlay, 9/29/01

195 ........................................................Pierre Brown at Indianapolis, 10/28/00

187 ............................................................. Ray Ponder vs. Indianapolis, 9/1/90

187 ................................................................Troy Burrell vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

Touchdown Receptions

4 ......................................................................Pierre Brown at Findlay, 9/29/01

3 .................................................................. Nate Bush at Indianapolis, 9/24/94

3 ................................................................. Jimmy Hill at Westminster, 11/7/98

3 ................................................................. Jimmy Hill at St. Joseph’s, 11/14/98

3 ..................................................................Pierre Brown at Mercyhurst, 9/4/99

3 ..................................................................... Pierre Brown vs. Ashland, 9/9/00

3 .....................................................................Pierre Brown vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

3 ..................................................................Pierre Brown at Hillsdale, 10/14/00

3 ....................................................................Troy Burrell vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

3 ..................................................................... Troy Burrell vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

2 .............. 29 times by 14 individuals, MR Michael Johnson vs. Walsh, 10/25/14

Rushing Attempts

52 ...................................................................Joe Gough vs. Hillsdale, 11/13/93

51 .................................................................. Joique Bell vs. Hillsdale, 10/14/06

46 .................................................................. Joe Gough vs. St. Francis, 10/1/94

44 ................................................................. Joique Bell at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

41 ....................................................Joe Gough at Northern Michigan, 10/24/92

41 ..........................................................Joe Gough vs. Carson-Newman, 9/3/94

40 .............................................................. Joe Gough vs. Grand Valley, 11/6/93

39 ...................................................Mike Cahill vs. Illinois-Benedictine, 9/28/74

39 ..................Joe Gough vs. Indianapolis, 9/5/92 -- vs. Michigan Tech, 11/5/94

39 .................................................. Chris Middlebrooks at Indianapolis, 9/25/04

39 ........................................................... Desmond Martin at Lake Erie, 11/8/14

Net Yards Rushing

326 .......................................................Toney Davis at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

318 ..............................................................Joique Bell vs. Mercyhurst, 9/16/06

314 ...........................................................Randy Holmes at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

314 ............................................................Joique Bell vs. Northwood, 10/31/09

292 ......................................................... Desmond Martin at Lake Erie, 11/8/14

284 .................................................................... Joique Bell vs. Findlay, 9/19/09

278 ................................................................ Joique Bell vs. Hillsdale, 10/14/06

272 ...................................................................Joique Bell vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

271 ........................................... A.J. Vaughn vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 9/30/67

263 ............................................................ Joique Bell vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

258 ...............................................................Joe Gough vs. Indianapolis, 9/5/92

252 ............................................................. Joique Bell at Ferris State, 11/11/06

237 .......................................................... Mike Stankovich at Hillsdale, 10/9/76

235 ............................................Desmond Martin vs. Carson-Newman, 9/13/14

233 ........................................................ Craig Duppong at Northwood, 11/2/02

230 ................................................ Chris Middlebrooks at Indianapolis, 9/25/04

228 .....................................................Vic Zucco at Washington (Mo.), 10/10/53

227 ............................................................... Joique Bell at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

224 ..................................................... L.C. Bulger III vs. Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

215 .................................................... L.C. Bulger III at Michigan Tech, 10/17/87

Rushing Touchdowns

6 ................................................................ Joique Bell vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

5 .......................................................................Joique Bell vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

5 ...........................................................Toney Davis at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

4 ........................................................ Elbert Richmond vs. Valparaiso, 11/15/52

4 .............................................................. Mike Stankovich at Hillsdale, 10/9/76

4 .................................................................. Terry Grimes vs. Ashland, 11/13/76

4 ............................................................. L.C. Bulger vs. Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

4 ...............................................................Randy Holmes at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

4 ................................................................... Joe Gough at Northwood, 10/9/93

4 ............................................................ Craig Duppong at Northwood, 11/2/02

4 ........................................................... Craig Duppong vs. Mercyhurst, 11/9/02

4 ..................................................................Joique Bell vs. Mercyhurst, 9/16/06

4 .................................................................... Joique Bell vs. Hillsdale, 10/14/06

4 ................................................................... Joique Bell at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

4 ....................................................................... Joique Bell vs. Gannon, 10/6/07

4 ............................................................... Joique Bell at Indianapolis, 10/20/07

4 ........................................................................ Joique Bell at Ashland, 11/3/07

Passing Attempts

59 ............................................................ Michael Gluski vs. Hillsdale, 10/24/98

54 .........................................................Jason Charron vs. Grand Valley, 11/4/00

54 ........................................................... Nolan Martin at Grand Valley, 10/1/05

51 ............................................... Randy Hutchison vs. Michigan Tech, 10/18/03

50 ................................................................... Mark Friday vs. Ashland, 10/2/93

49 .........................................................Michael Gluski at St. Joseph’s, 11/14/98

49 ...................................................Jason Charron vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/21/00

47 ............................................................ Michael Gluski vs. Mercyhurst, 9/5/98

46 ................................................... Anthony Frederick at Ferris State, 10/14/95

46 .................................................................Jason Charron at Ashland, 9/25/99

46 .............................................................. Jason Charron at Mercyhurst, 9/2/00

Pass Completions



30 ............................................................Mickey Mohner vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

26 ...........................................................Paul Kroll at Saginaw Valley, 10/28/89



25 ................................................................Mark Friday at Indianapolis, 9/4/93

25 ............................................................ Michael Gluski vs. Mercyhurst, 9/5/98


25 .................................................................Jason Charron at Ashland, 9/25/99

25 ................................................................. Jason Charron vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

Touchdowns Scored

6 .......................................................................Joique Bell vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

6 ................................................................ Joique Bell vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

5 ................................................................... Joique Bell at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

5 ...........................................................Toney Davis at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

4 ......................................................... Russ Lightbody vs. Ferris State, 10/30/20

4 ..................................................Al Litzenburger vs. Grand Rapids J.C., 11/8/25

4 ............................................... Gary Baillargeon vs. Eastern Michigan, 11/1/52

4 ........................................................ Elbert Richmond vs. Valparaiso, 11/15/52

4 .................................................... Dick Byas vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle, 10/7/73

4 .............................................................. Mike Stankovich at Hillsdale, 10/9/76

4 .................................................................. Terry Grimes vs. Ashland, 11/13/76

4 ......................................................... L.C. Bulger III vs. Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

4 ...............................................................Randy Holmes at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

4 .................................................................... Steve Lee vs. Indianapolis, 9/1/90

4 ................................................................... Joe Gough at Northwood, 10/9/93

4 ......................................................................Pierre Brown at Findlay, 9/29/01

4 ............................................................ Craig Duppong at Northwood, 11/2/02

4 ........................................................... Craig Duppong vs. Mercyhurst, 11/9/02

4 ...............................................Craig Duppong at Northern Michigan, 10/25/03

4 .................................................. Joique Bell (5 times), MR at Ashland, 11/3/07

Points Scored

36 .....................................................................Joique Bell vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

36 .............................................................. Joique Bell vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

30 ....................................................... Russ Lightbody vs. Ferris State, 10/30/20

30 ................................................................. Joique Bell at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

30 .........................................................Toney Davis at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

25 ...................................................... Elbert Richmond vs. Valparaiso, 11/15/52

24 ................................................Al Litzenburger vs. Grand Rapids J.C., 11/8/25

24 ....................................................... John Hazely at Southern Illinois, 9/24/49

24 ............................................. Gary Baillargeon vs. Eastern Michigan, 11/1/52

24 .................................................. Dick Byas vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle, 10/7/73

24 ............................................................ Mike Stankovich at Hillsdale, 10/9/76

24 ................................................................ Terry Grimes vs. Ashland, 11/13/76

24 ....................................................... L.C. Bulger III vs. Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

24 .............................................................Randy Holmes at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

24 .................................................................. Steve Lee vs. Indianapolis, 9/1/90

24 ................................................................. Joe Gough at Northwood, 10/9/93

24 ....................................................................Pierre Brown at Findlay, 9/29/01

24 .......................................................... Craig Duppong at Northwood, 11/2/02

24 ......................................................... Craig Duppong vs. Mercyhurst, 11/9/02

24 .............................................Craig Duppong at Northern Michigan, 10/25/03

24 ................................................ Joique Bell (5 times), MR at Ashland, 11/3/07

Points Scored By Kicking

15 ........................................................ Carey Starnes vs. Towson State, 9/27/80

14 ............................................................. Stefan Terleckyj at Findlay, 11/13/10

13 ..................................................... David Chudzinski at Ferris State, 10/18/08

12 ...............................................................Greg Guyon vs. Ferris State, 11/9/74

12 .................................................................Robert Klick at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

12 .............................................................David Chudzinski at Gannon, 10/7/06

12 ..............................................Stefan Terleckyj at Northern Michigan, 10/1/11

12 ................................................Paul Graham at Northern Michigan, 10/18/14

11 ........................................................ Jerry McGowan at Ferris State, 10/20/84

11 ..................................... Craig Motzer vs. Tiffi n, 10/11/86 -- at Tiffi n, 11/7/87

11 ........................................................ David Chudzinski vs. Hillsdale, 10/14/06

11 ..... Stefan Terleckyj at Saginaw Valley, 10/30/10 -- vs. Indianapolis, 11/6/10

11 .................. Paul Graham vs. Carson-Newman, 9/13/14 -- at Findlay, 11/1/14

11 ..................................................................Paul Graham at Lake Erie, 11/8/14

Extra Points Made

9 .....................................................................Stefan Terleckyj at Tiffi n, 9/11/10

9 .................................................................. Stefan Terleckyj vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

8 ...................................................................Dick Lisabeth vs. Omaha, 10/27/51

7 ....................................................................Stefan Terleckyj vs. Tiffi n, 9/10/11

7 ..................................................................... Paul Graham vs. Walsh, 10/25/14

6 ........................................................... H.G. Iler vs. Central Michigan, 11/15/19

6 ......................................................... Russ Lightbody vs. Ferris State, 10/30/20

6 ......................................................... John Hazely at Southern Illinois, 9/24/49

6 ............................................................... Bill Kelley vs. Saint Joseph’s, 9/20/75

6 ........................................................... Roy Morris vs. Michigan Tech, 10/16/82

6 .......................................................Jerry McGowan at Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

6 ...................................................................Robert Klick at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

6 .............................................Greg Gundersen at Northern Michigan, 10/25/03

6 ..............David Chudzinski at Saint Joseph’s, 9/8/07 -- at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

6 ..................... David Chudzinski at Ashland, 11/3/07 -- at Northwood, 11/1/08

6 ......................................................Anthony Morasso vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

6 .........................Stefan Terleckyj vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11 -- vs. Findlay, 11/12/11

6 .................................................... Stefan Terleckyj at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

6 ...............................................................Paul Graham vs. Northwood, 9/27/14

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Extra Point Attempts

9/10 .............................................................Stefan Terleckyj vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

9/9 ..................................................................Stefan Terleckyj at Tiffi n, 9/11/10

8/9 ...............................................................Dick Lisabeth vs. Omaha, 10/27/51

5/8 .............................................. Jeff Cetlinski vs. Washington (Mo.), 10/26/68

8/8 ....................................................... Robert Guindi vs. Northwood, 10/27/79

6/8 ...................................................Jerry McGowan at Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

7/7 ................................................................ Stefan Terleckyj vs. Tiffi n, 9/10/11

7/7 ................................................................. Paul Graham vs. Walsh, 10/25/14

6/7 ................................................Stefan Terleckyj at. St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

5/7 ........................................................Duane Lockhart at Evansville, 10/15/77

5/7 ........................................................ Anthony Morasso vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

Field Goals Made

5 .......................................................... Carey Starnes vs. Towson State, 9/27/80

4 ....................................................... David Chudzinski at Ferris State, 10/18/08

3 ......Greg Guyon vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11/2/74 -- vs. Ferris State, 11/9/74

3 ........................................................... Robert Guindi vs. Northwood, 10/27/79

3 .......................................................... Jerry McGowan at Ferris State, 10/20/84

3 .............................................................. Craig Motzer at Illinois State, 9/20/86

3 ........................................................... Craig Motzer vs. California (Pa.), 9/5/87

3 ..........................................................................Craig Motzer at Tiffi n, 11/7/87

3 ..............................................................Robert Klick vs. St. Joseph’s, 10/27/90

3 ................................................................Matt Fishburn at St. Francis, 9/30/95

3 ................................................................. Stephen Wayne at Findlay, 9/14/02

3 ...............................................................David Chudzinski at Gannon, 10/7/06

3 ................................................................ Stefan Terleckyj at Findlay, 11/13/10

3 ................................................Stefan Terleckyj at Northern Michigan, 10/1/11

3 ..................................................Paul Graham at Northern Michigan, 10/18/14

Punt Attempts

16 ................................................Alex Jamieson vs. Central Michigan, 11/27/30

15 ... George Gembis vs. Michigan State, 9/25/36 -- vs. Michigan State, 9/26/37

14 .................................................... George Gembis at Michigan State, 9/24/38

13 .....................................................George Gembis vs. Central Michigan, 1936

13 ....................................................................Jack Kline vs. Hillsdale, 11/21/70

13 ............................................................. Mark Polcyn at Illinois State, 9/20/86

12 ............................................................ Greg Gundersen at Gannon, 10/30/04

11 ....... David Gaiss at Illinois State, 9/21/85 -- Matt Garver at Ashland, 9/19/87

11 ...................................................Jason Webster at Carson-Newman, 8/31/95

11 ................................................................. Brad Newitt at Hillsdale, 10/23/99

11 ............................................. Adam Nemer-Kaiser at Northern Iowa, 8/29/02

11 .......................................................Greg Gundersen at Grand Valley, 9/20/03

Punting Yards

589 ................................................. George Gembis vs. Michigan State, 9/25/36

567 .................................................... Alex Jamieson vs. Central Michigan, 1930


520 ...................................................George Gembis vs. Central Michigan, 1936

515 ........................................................... Mark Polcyn at Illinois State, 9/20/86


484 .............................................George Gembis at Eastern Michigan, 10/15/38

456 ........................................... Adam Nemer-Kaiser at Northern Iowa, 8/29/02

438 .............................................................David Gaiss at Illinois State, 9/21/85

410 ...............................................................Greg Guyon vs. Hillsdale, 11/10/73

410 .......................................................... Greg Gundersen at Gannon, 10/30/04

Punting Average (min. 5 punts)

52.3 .......................................................... A.J. Vaughn vs. John Carroll, 10/2/65

47.0 ........................................ Stefan Terleckyj (7-329) at Grand Valley, 11/3/12

46.2 ............................................. Stefan Terleckyj (6-277) vs. Hillsdale, 10/6/12

45.4 ................................. Stefan Terleckyj (7-318) vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/29/11

44.6 ................................................. Brad Newitt (9-401) at Mercyhurst, 9/4/99

44.2 ............................Stefan Terleckyj (5-221) at Northern Michigan, 10/26/13

44.0 .......................................... Stefan Terleckyj (6-264) at Ferris State, 11/2/13

43.8 .........................................Stefan Terleckyj (8-350) vs. Northwood, 10/5/13

43.0 ............................................Mark Polcyn (5-215) vs. Grand Valley, 9/27/86

42.5 .....................................................Brad Newitt (6-255) vs. Findlay, 9/11/99

42.3 ............................................ Stefan Terleckyj (6-254) at Hillsdale, 10/12/13

Most punts downed inside 20

5 .................................................... Stefan Terleckyj vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/2911

5 .......................................................................Paul Graham at Findlay, 11/1/14

4 ........Stefan Terleckyj at Minn.-Duluth, 12/3/11 & at Saginaw Valley, 10/11/12

3 ........................................................Branko Hamilton at Indianapolis, 9/12/09

3 ...................................................................Caleb McFerren at Findlay, 9/23/06

3 .........Shane Morris vs. Northern Michigan, 10/11/08 -- vs. Hillsdale, 10/25/08

3 .... Stefan Terleckyj at Winston-Salem State, 12/10/11 & at Hillsdale, 10/22/11

3 .........................................................................Trent Pohl vs. Gannon, 10/6/07

3 .....................................................................Zack George at Lake Erie, 10/9/10

3 ................ Stefan Terleckyj at Carson-Newman, 9/5/13 -- vs. Ashland, 9/14/13

Plays



63 ................................................................... Mark Friday vs. Ashland, 10/2/93




57 .........................................................Jason Charron vs. Grand Valley, 11/4/00

56 ...................................................Jason Charron vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/21/00

54 .................................................................. Jimmy Hill vs. St. Francis, 9/21/96

53 ...........................................................................Dan Gray at Ashland, 9/8/01

Yards Gained

555* ......................................... A.J. Vaughn vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 9/30/67

439 ...........................................................Mickey Mohner vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

424 ............................................................... Jason Charron vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

374 ............................................. Randy Hutchison vs. Michigan Tech, 10/18/03

368 .......................................................Mike Grennier vs. Ferris State, 11/14/87

368 ......................................................Dan Gray at Northern Michigan, 10/6/01

363 .............................................. Randy Hutchison at Michigan Tech, 10/19/02

355 ..........................................................Mickey Mohner vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

354 .........................................................Paul Kroll at Saginaw Valley, 10/28/89

354 ......................................................Mickey Mohner at Grand Valley, 11/7/09

351 ................................................................ Paul Kroll vs. Ferris State, 9/22/90

*Tied-for-22nd highest total in NCAA Division II history.

Punt Returns

7 ............................................................Keith Bennett at Central State, 11/1/86

6 ..................................................................Nate Bush at St. Joseph’s, 10/30/93

6 ..................................................................... Jimmy Hill vs. Ashland, 10/11/97

6 .......................................................Sterling Walker vs. Indianapolis, 10/27/01

6 ............................................................Stephen Stokes at Ferris State, 9/28/02

5 .............................................................. Al Lundquist vs. John Carroll, 10/2/65

5 ............................................. George Crawford vs. Eastern Michigan, 10/28/67

5 ..........................................................Kevin Dixson at Saginaw Valley, 9/14/91

5 .............................................................Kevin Dixson vs. Grand Valley, 11/9/91

5 ............................................................ Ebbie Herbert at Northwood, 10/17/92

5 ....................................................................Nate Bush at St. Joseph’s, 9/10/94

5 ....................................................................Jimmy Hill at Ferris State, 10/4/97

5 ...................................................................Roger White at Hillsdale, 10/14/00

5 .................................................................. Stephen Stokes at Findlay, 9/14/02

5 .............................................Stephen Stokes vs. Northern Michigan, 10/26/02

5 ..................................................................Jerriel Burrus vs. Gannon, 10/29/05

5 .................................................................Josh Renel vs. Indianapolis, 9/13/08

5 .................................................... Josh Renel vs. Northern Michigan, 10/11/08

5 ..................................................................Josh Renel at Indianapolis, 9/12/09

Punt Return Yards

145 ......................................................Newman Ertell vs. Ferris State, 10/13/23

145 .................................................... Sterling Walker at Indianapolis, 10/28/00

138 .............................................. Dick Byas vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle, 10/27/73

126 .............................................................. Robert Luby vs. Hillsdale, 11/20/37

119 .................................................................Nate Bush vs. St. Francis, 9/18/93

101 ............................................................... Josh Renel at Northwood, 11/1/08

100 ...............................................................Dick Lisabeth vs. Omaha, 10/27/51

96 ..................................................................Jerriel Burrus vs. Gannon, 8/30/03

86 .................................................................... Josh Renel at Ashland, 10/15/11

85 ..........................................................Keith Bennett at Central State, 11/1/86

76 ............................................................ Jerriel Burrus vs. Mercyhurst, 9/16/06

Kickoff Returns

7 ................................................................... John Kocher vs. Wheaton, 10/7/61

7 ..........................................................Derrick Coakley at Grand Valley, 9/30/89

7 .............................................................. Roger White at Grand Valley, 11/3/01

7 ............................................................. Jerriel Burrus at Grand Valley, 9/20/03

6 ..........................................................................Jeff Garvin at Dayton, 9/12/87

6 .................................................................... Jon Roberts at Hillsdale, 10/28/95

6 ...................................................................... Dante Dunn at Ashland, 10/4/08

6 ....................................................................... Josh Renel vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

6 ....................................................... Val Showers vs. Carson-Newman, 9/13/14

5 ....................................................... Tom Badalamenti vs. Ferris State, 11/9/85

5 ...............................................................Jimmy Brown at Indianapolis, 9/4/93

5 ............Jon Roberts at Bloomsburg, 8/31/96 & at Northern Michigan, 11/2/96

5 ................................................................Jon Roberts at Ferris State, 10/10/98

5 ......................................................Jamie Carpenter vs. Indianapolis, 10/16/99

5 ............................................ Thabiti Williamson vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/21/00

5 .................Sterling Walker vs. Ferris State, 9/22/01& at Grand Valley, 11/3/01

5 ...Craig Duppong at Northwood, 11/2/02 & Gary Frisby at Mich. Tech, 10/9/04

5 ...................... Josh Renel at Hillsdale, 10/24/09 & at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

5 ................................................................... Jay Hayes at Grand Valley, 11/3/12

5 ................................................................. Val Showers at Ferris State, 11/2/13

Kickoff Return Yards

191 ................................................... Val Showers vs. Carson-Newman, 9/13/14

177 ................................................... Tom Badalamenti vs. Ferris State, 11/9/85

171 ................................................. Val Showers vs. Grand Valley State, 11/9/13

167 ............................................................ Jon Roberts at Bloomsburg, 8/31/96

159 .........................................................Dante Dunn vs. Indianapolis, 10/21/06

157 ...............................................................Stan Thornton vs. Findlay, 9/22/07

148 ............................................................ Dick Lisabeth at Iowa State, 9/22/51

148 ................................................................... Josh Renel vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

140 .........................................................Josh Renel at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

134 Thabiti Williamson vs. Findlay, 9/11/99 -- Dante Dunn at Ashland, 10/4/08

All-Purpose Yards

386 ..............................................................Joique Bell vs. Mercyhurst, 9/16/06

346 ............................................Sterling Walker at Northern Michigan, 10/6/01

346 ........................................................ Craig Duppong at Northwood, 11/2/02

326 .......................................................Toney Davis at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

320 ................................................................ Joique Bell vs. Hillsdale, 10/14/06

319 .............................................................Josh Renel vs. Indianapolis, 11/6/10

317 ...................................................................Joique Bell vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

314 ............................................................Joique Bell vs. Northwood, 10/31/09

305 ............................................................. Joique Bell at Ferris State, 11/11/06

305 ............................................................ Joique Bell vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

300 ......................................................... Desmond Martin at Lake Erie, 11/8/14

Total Tackles

26 ............................................................Tim Morris vs. Saginaw Valley, 9/8/90

25 .......................................................... Keith Anleitner at Northwood, 11/1/75

25 ......................................................Tim Morris (11-14) vs. Hillsdale, 10/29/94

24 ................................................. Tim Morris (12-12) vs. Ferris State, 10/15/94

24 ......................................... Rodney Simmons (16-8) vs. Indianapolis, 9/23/95

24 ....................................................... Nick Thomas (9-15) vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

23 ................................................ Gerard Franklin vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/29/88

21 .............................................................Keith Percin at Central State, 11/1/86

21 ............................................................. Tom Beer (6-15) at Ashland, 10/3/92

20 ...................................................... Paul Butcher (17-3) vs. Hillsdale, 10/5/85

Tackles For Loss

6 .................................................................. Gary Ruttan vs. St. Francis, 10/1/94

6* ........................................................... Joe Spuhler vs. Indianapolis, 10/27/01

5 ................................................................Ron Adkins vs. Indianapolis, 9/13/97

5 ..............................................................Nick Burgess at Westminster, 11/7/98

5 ........................................................ Jason Carpenter at Westminster, 11/7/98

5 ...................................................................Taiwan Brown vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

5 ........................................................................... Leo Wells at Findlay, 9/14/02

5 ................................................................... Alan Guy vs. Indianapolis, 9/24/05

5 ............................................................. Nick Thomas vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

4 .................. 16 times by 12 individuals, MR Jeremy Jones at Lake Erie, 10/9/10

*T-4th highest single-game tackles for loss in NCAA Division II history.

Pass Interceptions

4 ................................................... Dick Lisabeth vs. Washington (Mo.), 10/9/54

4 .................................................................Jerry Megenity at Hillsdale, 10/9/76

4 .......................................................Chuck Aldrich vs. Michigan Tech, 10/16/82

3 .....................................................................Ken Russell vs. Bradley, 10/11/69

3 ....................................................... Jerry Megenity vs. Saint Joseph’s, 9/20/75

3 ........................................................... Derrick Mason at Grand Valley, 10/3/87

3 ........................................................Brad Armstrong vs. Northwood, 10/21/89

3 ..................................................................Earl Carruthers at Ashland, 10/4/03

3 ...........................................................Stan Thornton vs. Ferris State, 11/10/07

3 .................................................. Jeremy Jones at Nebraska-Kearney, 11/26/11

Pass Interception Yards

144 .............................................. Jeremy Jones at Nebraska-Kearney, 11/26/11

100 ..................................................... Angelo Nicholas vs. Allegheny, 10/10/59

100 ...........................................................................Don Fears at Thiel, 11/7/59

100 ..........................................................John Kersey at SUNY-Buff alo, 10/3/81

100 ............................................................ Jeremy Jones vs. Hillsdale, 10/23/10

95 ..............................................Russ Lightbody vs. Grand Rapids J.C., 11/13/20

91 ...................................................................... Leo Wells vs. Findlay, 10/15/05

86 ........................................................... Jeremy Jones at Ferris State, 10/18/08

85 .................................................................Jerry Schnelker at Akron, 10/28/39

85 ....................................................Joe Magnatta vs. Michigan State, 10/10/42

85 ...................................................... Anthony DeDamos vs. Hillsdale, 11/15/14

82 ...............................................................Gerren DuHart vs. Hillsdale, 10/6/12

Forced Fumbles

3 ......................................................Greg Hasse at Nebraska-Kearney, 11/26/11

2 ... Matt Shango vs. Northwood, 10/27/07 -- Daunte Akra at Lake Erie, 10/9/10

2 ...... Aaron Cornett vs. Urbana, 9/3/11 -- Ed Viverette vs. Ferris State, 10/27/12

2 ........................................................... Ed Viverette at Carson-Newman, 9/5/13

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


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Rushing Attempts

81 ................................... vs. Illinois-Benedictine, 9/28/74

70 .......................................................at Ashland, 11/3/07

64 ............................................vs. Michigan Tech, 11/5/94

64 .......................................................vs. Malone, 9/28/13

64 ........................................... at Michigan Tech, 11/16/13

63 .................................................. vs. Northwood, 9/4/10

61 ......... vs. Indianapolis, 9/5/92 & vs. St. Francis, 10/1/94

60 ................................................at Northwood, 10/17/92

60 ..... vs. Gannon, 10/6/07 & at Saginaw Valley, 10/30/10

Net Yards Rushing

537 ................................................. vs. St. Mary’s, 9/29/34

468 ................................................. at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

432 ................................................vs. Valparaiso, 10/4/75

428 ..........................................vs. Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

398 .............................................vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

387 ............................................ vs. Northwood, 10/31/09

386 .........................................at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

378 .....................................................vs. Findlay, 9/19/09

353 .....................................................at Ashland, 11/3/07

349 ....................................................at Lake Erie, 11/8/14

Yards Per Rush (minimum 30 attempts)

8.676 .............................vs. Mercyhurst (34-295), 9/16/06

8.591 ................................... vs. Findlay (44-378), 9/19/09

8.234 ...........................vs. Northwood (47-387), 10/31/09

7.878 .......................at St. Cloud State (49-386), 11/19/11

7.384 ..................................vs. Ashland (39-288), 10/3/09

7.254 ........................vs. Michigan Tech (59-428), 10/6/84

7.086 ........................... vs. Ferris State (35-248), 10/27/12

7.043 ...........................vs. Northwood (47-331), 10/24/87

7.026 .................... vs. Carson-Newman (39-274), 9/13/14

7.023 ..................................... vs. Urbana (43-302), 9/3/11

Rushing Touchdowns

6 ..................................................... at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

6 .........................................................at Ashland, 11/3/07

6 .................................................vs. Ferris State, 10/17/09

6 ............................................................. at Tiffi n, 9/11/10

6 .............................................at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

5 ....................................................at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

5 ........................................................ vs. Gannon, 10/6/07

5 ........................................................vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

5 ................................................. vs. Indianapolis, 11/6/10

5 ....................... vs. Urbana, 9/3/11 & vs. Malone, 9/28/13

Passing Attempts

62 .........................................................at Ashland, 9/8/01

59 ...................................................vs. Hillsdale, 10/24/98

58 ....................................................at Mercyhurst, 9/2/00

58 ........................................ vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/21/00

54 .............................................. vs. Grand Valley, 11/4/00

54 .............................................. vs. Grand Valley, 9/21/02

54 ............................................... at Grand Valley, 10/1/05

51 ..........................................vs. Michigan Tech, 10/18/03

50 ........................... 3 times, MR vs. Northwood, 11/10/01

Pass Completions

31 ..........................................vs. Michigan Tech, 10/18/03

31 ............................................... at Grand Valley, 10/1/05

30 ....................................................vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

26 ................................................at Ferris State, 10/14/95

26 ...................................................vs. Mercyhurst, 9/5/98

26 ............................................... at St. Joseph’s, 11/14/98

26 .......................................................at Ashland, 9/25/99

26 .............................................. vs. Grand Valley, 9/21/02

26 ........................................... at Carson-Newman, 9/5/13

25 ....................... 5 times, most recently at GVSU, 11/7/09

Yards Passing

439 .................................................. vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

426 .......................................................at Ashland, 9/8/01

425 .....................................................vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

402 ......................................................vs. Ashland, 9/9/00

397 ............................................. at Grand Valley, 11/7/09

387 ....................................at Northern Michigan, 10/6/01

378 .................................vs. Northern Michigan, 10/26/02

370 ..................................................at Mercyhurst, 9/2/00

361 ............................................ at Indianapolis, 10/17/98

355 ..................................................vs. Ashland, 10/16/10

Touchdown Passes

6 ..........................................................vs. Ashland, 9/9/00

5 .......................................................... at Findlay, 9/29/01

5 ............... vs. Ashland, 10/16/10 -- vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

4 ............at Indianapolis, 9/4/93 -- vs. St. Joseph’s, 9/9/95

4 .................. at Mercyhurst, 9/4/99 -- vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

4 ........................................at Northern Michigan, 10/6/01

4 ..........................................Northern Michigan, 10/26/02

4 ................at Grand Valley, 11/7/09 -- vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

4 ......................................................... vs. Walsh, 10/25/14

Passing Percentage (minimum 20 attempts)

79.2 .................... at Northern Michigan (19-24), 10/25/03

77.3 ..................................... vs. Findlay (17-22), 11/12/11

72.7 ...................vs. Northern Michigan (16-22), 10/20/12

72.0 .....................................vs. Lake Erie (18-25), 10/8/11

71.4 .......................at Minnesota-Duluth (15-21), 12/3/11

70.4 ...............................vs. Grand Valley (19-27), 9/27/97

70.0 ........................ vs. Carson-Newman (14-20), 9/13/14

69.2 .................................... at Hillsdale (18-26), 10/12/02

68.9 ..................................at Northwood (20-29), 10/9/93

67.9 ..................................at Northwood (19-28), 11/2/02

Yards Per Pass Attempt (minimum 20 attempts)

17.560 ...............................vs. Lake Erie (439/25), 10/8/11

13.227 ............................... vs. Findlay (291/22), 11/12/11

11.333 ................................... vs. Urbana (272/24), 9/3/11

10.897 ................................. vs. Findlay (425/39), 9/30/00

10.714 ................................. at Gannon (225/21), 10/7/06

10.500 .............. at Northern Michigan (252/24), 10/25/03

10.391 .......................... at Indianapolis (239/23), 9/24/94

9.950 ............................at Northwood (199/20), 10/28/06

9.804 ....................................vs. Ashland (402/41), 9/9/00

9.667 ...........................vs. Grand Valley (261/27), 9/27/97

Plays

103 ........................ at Ashland (70 rush, 33 pass), 11/3/07

95 ........................................ vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/21/00

95 .........................................................at Ashland, 9/8/01

92 ............................................... at St. Joseph’s, 11/14/98

91 ..................................................at Northwood, 10/2/99

91 ....................................................at Hillsdale, 10/14/00

89 ......................................................vs. Ashland, 10/2/93

89 ...................................................vs. Hillsdale, 11/13/93

89 .......................................................at Ashland, 9/25/99

89 ...................at Grand Valley (35 rush, 54 pass), 10/1/05

Yards Gained

644 ..............................vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 9/30/67

638 .....................................................vs. Findlay, 9/30/00

638 .................................................. vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

613 ......................................................vs. Ashland, 9/9/00


597 ..........................................vs. Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

596 ..................................................at Hillsdale, 10/14/00

574 .......................................................vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

574 ....................................................at Lake Erie, 11/8/14

544 .........................................at Michigan Tech, 10/25/97

Yards Per Play (minimum 50 plays)

10.290 ...............................vs. Lake Erie (638/62), 10/8/11

8.622 ................................... vs. Findlay (638/74), 9/30/00

8.567 ..................................... vs. Urbana (574/67), 9/3/11

8.481 ..................................vs. Ashland (441/52), 10/3/09

8.269 ................................... vs. Walsh (521/63), 10/25/14

7.567 ...........................vs. Northwood (454/60), 10/31/09

7.557 ........................vs. Michigan Tech (597/79), 10/6/84

7.494 ...............vs. Northern Michigan (607/81), 10/26/02

7.454 ..................................at Lake Erie (574/77), 11/8/14

7.322 .................... vs. Carson-Newman (432/59), 9/13/14

Touchdowns Scored

10 .........................................................vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

9 ....................................................... vs. Omaha, 10/27/51

9 ......................................vs. Washington (Mo.), 10/26/68

9 ............................................................. at Tiffi n, 9/11/10

8 ............................................................ vs. Tiffi n, 9/10/11

7 ...........at Evansville, 10/15/77 -- at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

7 ................... vs. Gannon, 10/6/07 -- vs. Ashland, 10/3/09

7 .............................................at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

7 ......................................................... vs. Walsh, 10/25/14

Points Scored

69 .......................................................vs. Urbana, 9/10/11

65 ...................................................vs. Hillsdale, 11/20/37

63 ........................................................... at Tiffi n, 9/11/10

62 ..................................................... vs. Omaha, 10/27/51

61 ....................................vs. Washington (Mo.), 10/26/68

57 ............................................vs. Michigan Tech, 10/6/84

56 ...................................................... vs. Gannon, 10/6/07

55 .......................vs. Grand Rapids Junior College, 11/8/25

55 ...........................................................vs. Tiffi n, 9/10/11

54 ...............................................vs. Ferris State, 10/13/23

Field Goals Made

5 ............................................... vs. Towson State, 9/27/80

4 ..................................................at Ferris State, 10/18/08

3 ..................................vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11/2/74

3 ...................................................vs. Ferris State, 11/9/74

3 ................................................ vs. Northwood, 10/27/79

3 ..................................................at Ferris State, 10/20/84

3 .................................................. at Illinois State, 9/20/86

3 ............................................... vs. California (Pa.), 9/5/87

3 ............................................................. at Tiffi n, 11/7/87

3 ................................................ vs. St. Joseph’s, 10/27/90

3 ......................................................at St. Francis, 9/30/95

3 .......................................................... at Findlay, 9/14/02

3 ......................................................... at Gannon, 10/7/06

3 ........................................................ vs. Gannon, 10/6/07

3 ........................................................ at Findlay, 11/13/10

3 ........................................at Northern Michigan, 10/1/11

3 ......................................at Northern Michigan, 10/18/14

Punt Attempts

16 ......................................vs. Central Michigan, 11/27/30

15 ...........................................vs. Michigan State, 9/25/36

15 ...........................................vs. Michigan State, 9/26/37

14 ............................................at Michigan State, 9/24/38

13 ......................................vs. Central Michigan, 10/10/36

13 ...................................................vs. Hillsdale, 11/21/70

13 ................................................ at Illinois State, 9/20/86

12 ..................................................... at Gannon, 10/30/04

Punting Yards

589 .........................................vs. Michigan State, 9/25/36

567 ....................................vs. Central Michigan, 11/27/30

563 .........................................vs. Michigan State, 9/26/37

456 ...........................................at Northern Iowa, 8/29/02

435 .................................................vs. Hillsdale, 10/13/01

403 .....................................................at Ashland, 10/3/92

401 ..................................................at Mercyhurst, 9/4/99

395 ............................................. at Grand Valley, 9/20/03

394 ................................................at Ferris State, 10/4/97

Punting Average (minimum 5 punts)

52.3 .............................................vs. John Carroll, 10/2/65

45.4 ......................... vs. Saginaw Valley (7-318), 10/29/11

44.6 ....................................at Mercyhurst (9-401), 9/4/99

44.2 ....................at Northern Michigan (5-221), 10/26/13

43.8 .................................vs. Northwood (8-350), 10/5/13

43.5 ................................. vs. Hillsdale (10-435), 10/13/01

42.5 ....................................... vs. Findlay (6-255), 9/11/99

Punt Returns

7 ................................................. at Central State, 11/1/86

7 ...................................................... vs. Gannon, 10/29/05

6 ......................................................vs. Ashland, 10/11/97

6 .......................................... vs. Saginaw Valley, 10/21/00

6 ............................................... vs. Indianapolis, 10/27/01

6 ....................................................at Ferris State, 9/28/02

6 ................................................. vs. Indianapolis, 9/13/08

Punt Return Yards

145 .............................................vs. Ferris State, 10/13/23

145 ............................................ at Indianapolis, 10/28/00

138 .............................vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle, 10/27/73

119 ................................................ vs. St. Francis, 9/18/93

117 .................................................... vs. Gannon, 8/30/03

105 ................................................at Northwood, 11/1/08

89 ............................................... vs. Indianapolis, 11/6/10

86 .....................................................at Ashland, 10/15/11

80 ......................................... at Saginaw Valley, 11/15/03

77 .................................................... vs. Gannon, 10/29/05

Punt Return Average (minimum 3 returns)

48.33 ............................ at Indianapolis (3-145), 10/28/00

39.67 .................................vs. St. Francis (3-119), 9/18/93

26.25 ................................at Northwood (4-105), 11/1/08

23.40 .................................... vs. Gannon (5-117), 8/30/03

22.25 ............................... vs. Indianapolis (4-89), 11/6/10

19.00 .................................vs. Mercyhurst (4-76), 9/16/06

16.67 ........................................ at Findlay (3-50), 9/23/06

15.33 ..........................vs. Ohio Dominican (3-46), 9/25/10

Kickoff Returns

12 ............................................... at Grand Valley, 11/3/01

10 ............................................. at Saginaw Valley, 9/6/97

10 ............................................... at Grand Valley, 11/7/09

9 ................................................. at Grand Valley, 9/20/03

9 ...............................................at Michigan Tech, 10/9/04

9 .........................................................at Ashland, 11/3/07

8 ...................................9 times, MR at Hillsdale, 10/24/09


258 .....................................................vs. Findlay, 9/22/07

225 ................................................at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

221 .............................................. at Bloomsburg, 8/31/96

216 ...................................................... at Findlay, 9/12/98

216 ........................................... vs. Indianapolis, 10/21/06


209 ....................................... vs. Pittsburg State, 12/17/11

201 .....................................................at Ashland, 11/3/07

199 ......................................... at Carson-Newman, 9/5/13

193 ............................................. at Grand Valley, 11/3/01

Kickoff Return Average (minimum 5 returns)

43.00 ..................................... vs. Findlay (6-258), 9/22/07

37.60 .................... vs. Grand Valley State (5-188), 11/9/13

32.40 ................................. vs. Hillsdale (5-162), 10/14/06

32.14 ................................at Mercyhurst (7-225), 9/15/07

31.83 ...................... vs. Carson-Newman (6-191), 9/13/14

31.00 .............................. at Indianapolis (6-186), 9/12/09

30.86 ...................................... at Findlay (7-216), 9/12/98

30.43 .................... at Northern Michigan (7-213), 10/6/01

29.86 ....................... vs. Pittsburg State (7-209), 12/17/11

28.60 ......................... at St. Cloud State (5-143), 11/19/11

All-Purpose Yards


756 .....................................................at Ashland, 11/3/07

745 .......................................................vs. Urbana, 9/3/11

730 .....................................................vs. Findlay, 9/30/00


711 ..................................................at Hillsdale, 10/14/00

705 ................................................at Mercyhurst, 9/15/07

705 ...................................................vs. Lake Erie, 10/8/11

691 ......................................................... at Tiffi n, 9/11/10

684 ................................................. at Valparaiso, 9/17/88

Pass Interceptions

8 ............................................vs. Michigan Tech, 10/16/82

7 .........................................................at Toledo, 11/15/25

7 . vs. Washington (Mo.), 10/9/54 -- vs. Bradley, 10/11/69

Interception Return Yards

144 ...................................at Nebraska-Kearney, 11/26/11

129 ..............................................at Ferris State, 10/18/08

101 .................................................vs. Hillsdale, 10/23/10

100 .............................................. vs. Allegheny, 10/10/59

100 ..........................................................at Thiel, 11/7/59

100 ............................................ at SUNY-Buff alo, 10/3/81

100 .........................................at St. Cloud State, 11/19/11

95 ..................................... vs. Grand Rapids J.C., 11/13/20

Total Tackles

137 ......................vs. Northern Michigan (76-61), 11/1/97

134 ....................vs. Northern Michigan (78-56), 10/26/91

131 .................................... vs. Hillsdale (73-58), 10/19/96

117 .......................................vs. Ashland (37-80), 10/3/09

126 .......................... at Carson-Newman (24-102), 9/5/13

108 ................................ vs. Ferris State (48-60), 10/27/12

106 ........................................ vs. Findlay (68-38), 9/22/07

Blocked Kicks

3 .....................................................vs. Hillsdale, 10/14/06

WSU TEAM GAME RECORDS


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Net Yards Rushing (1,000-yard rushers)

2,084 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2009

2,065# .................................................... Joique Bell, 2006

1,593 ....................................................... Joe Gough, 1994

1,578 .............................................Desmond Martin, 2014

1,557 .....................................................Toney Davis, 2011

1,427 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2007

1,353 .......................................................Josh Renel, 2011

1,340 ....................................................... Joe Gough, 1992

1,315 ................................................Craig Duppong, 2002

1,266 ..........................................Thabiti Williamson, 2000

1,250 ....................................................... Joe Gough, 1993

1,249 .......................................................Josh Renel, 2010

1,152 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2008

1,104 ...................................................L.C. Bulger III, 1987

1,089 ................................................Craig Duppong, 2003

1,029 ......................................... Chris Middlebrooks, 2005

#Second in NCAA Division II in 2006.

#All-time NCAA Division II Freshman Record.

Rushing Attempts

385* ........................................................ Joe Gough, 1994

348# ....................................................... Joique Bell, 2006

326 ......................................................... Joique Bell, 2009

324 .......................................................... Joe Gough, 1993

290 ........................................................Toney Davis, 2011

289 ......................................................... Joique Bell, 2007

287 ................................................Desmond Martin, 2014

285 .......................................................... Joe Gough, 1992

285 ..........................................................Josh Renel, 2011

251 ...................................................Craig Duppong, 2003

230 ............................................. Ed Skowneski (QB), 1973

*NCAA Division II Record

#Led NCAA Division II in 2006 (2nd among all divisions)

Rushing Touchdowns

29 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2009

25 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2007

22 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2006

22 ..........................................................Toney Davis, 2011

18 .......................................................Ed Skowneski, 1975

16 ..................................................Desmond Martin, 2014

14 ............................................................Josh Renel, 2010

14 ............................................................Josh Renel, 2011

13 ............................................................ Joe Gough, 1994

13 .......................................................... Toney Davis, 2012

Average Yards Per Rush (minimum 78 attempts)

8.06 ........................................... Vic Zucco (79-637), 1953

6.89 .................................... Robert Rogers (80-551), 1974

6.77 ...............................Gary Baillargeon (103-697), 1952

6.39 ......................................Joique Bell (326-2084), 2009

6.21 .........................Thabiti Williamson (204-1266), 2000

6.00 ............................... Craig Duppong (219-1315), 2002

5.93 ......................................Joique Bell (348-2065), 2006

5.76 ................................... Daryl Graham (139-800), 2007

5.70 ....................................... Doug Griffi n (80-456), 2013

5.58 ...................................... Josh Renel (224-1249), 2010

Rushing Yards Per Game (since 1970)

189.5* ..................................Joique Bell (11 games), 2009

187.7 ....................................Joique Bell (11 games), 2006

144.8 .................................... Joe Gough (11 games), 1994

143.5 .......................... Desmond Martin (11 games), 2014


126.6 ....................... Thabiti Williamson (10 games), 2000

125.0 .................................... Joe Gough (10 games), 1993

124.9 .................................... Josh Renel (10 games), 2010

121.8 .................................... Joe Gough (11 games), 1992

119.5 ............................. Craig Duppong (11 games), 2002

*Led all four NCAA Divisions in rushing yards per game.

Passing Attempts

390 ........................................................Mark Friday, 1993

335 .................................................... Jason Charron, 2000

334 ....................................................Michael Gluski, 1997

334 .................................................. Mickey Mohner, 2011

322 ....................................................Michael Gluski, 1998

315 ................................................Randy Hutchison, 2003

291 ........................................................... Paul Kroll, 1989

285 ......................................................Nolan Martin, 2005

278 ............................................................ Dan Gray, 2001

274 .................................................... Jason Charron, 1999

Pass Completions

209 ........................................................Mark Friday, 1993

186 ................................................Randy Hutchison, 2003

186 .................................................. Mickey Mohner, 2011

158 .................................................. Mickey Mohner, 2010

156 ....................................................Michael Gluski, 1997

153 ....................................................Michael Gluski, 1998

147 .................................................... Jason Charron, 2000

138 ...........................................................Rich Popp, 1984

137 ........................................................... Paul Kroll, 1989

137 ......................................................Nolan Martin, 2005

Passing Yards

2,799 ............................................... Mickey Mohner, 2011

2,478 .....................................................Mark Friday, 1993

2,385 ................................................. Jason Charron, 2000

2,292 .............................................Randy Hutchison, 2003

2,015 ............................................... Mickey Mohner, 2010

1,981 .................................................Michael Gluski, 1998

1,884 .................................................Michael Gluski, 1997

1,824 ........................................................ Paul Kroll, 1989

1,798 ........................................................Rich Popp, 1984

1,735 ......................................................... Dan Gray, 2001

Passing Touchdowns

25 .................................................... Mickey Mohner, 2011

21 ...................................................... Jason Charron, 2000

19 ..........................................................Mark Friday, 1993

19 ......................................................Michael Gluski, 1998

17 ..........................................................A.J. Vaughn, 1967

14 ......................................................Michael Gluski, 1997

14 .................................................... Mickey Mohner, 2010

13 ...........................................................Dick Brown, 1952

13 .............................................................. Dan Gray, 2001

12 ............................... Rich Popp, 1984 -- Paul Kroll, 1989

12 ...................................................... Jason Charron, 1999

Passes Had Intercepted

19 ...................................................Alastair Mitchell, 1982

19 ............................................................. Paul Kroll, 1989

19 ..........................................................Mark Friday, 1993

19 ...................................................... Jason Charron, 2000

17 ......................................................Michael Gluski, 1998

17 ...................................................... Jason Charron, 1999

13 ...............................Rich Popp, 1984 -- Rich Popp, 1986

13 ...................................................... Mike Grennier, 1988

13 ...............Randy Hutchison, 2003 -- Nolan Martin, 2005

Passing Percentage (minimum 130 attempts)

.601 ................................ Mickey Mohner (158-263), 2010

.590 .............................. Randy Hutchison (186-315), 2003

.569 .......................................Carl Roscoe (107-188), 2014

.557 ................................ Mickey Mohner (186-334), 2011

.538 ......................................John Lonchar (71-132), 1983

.537 ......................................... Rich Popp (138-257), 1984

.536 ...................................... Mark Friday (209-390), 1993

.5314 ............................Anthony Frederick (93-175), 1994

.5310 .............................. Mickey Mohner (120-226), 2012

.529 .................................. Mickey Mohner (73-138), 2009

Passing Effi ciency Rating (minimum 125 attempts)

144.20 ............................................. Mickey Mohner, 2011

142.01 ...................................................A.J. Vaughn, 1967

137.05 ....................................................Carl Roscoe, 2014

134.40 ............................................. Mickey Mohner, 2010

131.18 ............................................. Mickey Mohner, 2009

125.71 ....................................................Dick Brown, 1952

125.28 .........................................Anthony Frederick, 1994

122.39 ...........................................Randy Hutchison, 2003

118.33 .................................................... Mike Soluk, 1960

117.76 ......................................................Rich Popp, 1984

Average Yards Per Completion (minimum 55)

16.22 ...............................Jason Charron (147-2385), 2000

16.03 ....................................A.J. Vaughn (68-1090), 1967

15.38 .............................. Mickey Mohner (73-1123), 2009

15.09 ...................................Carl Roscoe (107-1615), 2014

15.05 ............................ Mickey Mohner (186-2799), 2011

14.92 ....................................... Rich Popp (75-1119), 1986

14.74 .........................................Gary Rossi (62-914), 1970

14.54 ......................................Carl Roscoe, (56-814), 2013

14.36 ................................... Ed Skowneski (59-847), 1975

14.34 ...................................... Dan Gray (121-1735), 2001

Passing Yards Per Game (since 1970)

247.6 ................................Michael Gluski (8 games), 1998

238.5 ...............................Jason Charron (10 games), 2000

225.3 .................................. Mark Friday (11 games), 1993

216.9 ........................................ Dan Gray (8 games), 2001

208.4 .......................... Randy Hutchison (11 games), 2003

183.2 ............................ Mickey Mohner (11 games), 2010

182.4 ......................................Paul Kroll (10 games), 1989

179.8 ................................Richard Popp (10 games), 1984

174.9 .............................Mickey Mohner (16 games), 2011

171.3 ..............................Michael Gluski (11 games), 1997

Pass Reception Yards

1,633* ....................................................Troy Burrell, 2011

1,492# .................................................Pierre Brown, 2000

1,110 ........................................................Nick Body, 2003

953 ......................................................Pierre Brown, 2001

900 ........................................................ Troy Burrell, 2010

879 ................................................ Michael Johnson, 2014

859 .........................................................Ray Ponder, 1990

858 ..........................................................Jimmy Hill, 1998

845 .............................................. Tom Badalamenti, 1984

775 ..........................................................Jimmy Hill, 1997

*10th highest single-season total in NCAA Division II

history. -- #Led NCAA Division II in 2000.

Pass Receptions

87 ...........................................................Troy Burrell, 2011

73 .............................................................Nick Body, 2003

67 .............................................................Nick Body, 2005

66 ........................................................Pierre Brown, 2000

60 ............................................................Jimmy Hill, 1998

59 .................................................. Michael Johnson, 2014

57 ........................................................Pierre Brown, 2001

57 .......................................................... Troy Burrell, 2010

54 ...........................................................Ray Ponder, 1991

53 ..................................................... Greg Goldstein, 1982

Pass Receptions -- Running Back Record

45 ............................................. Craig Duppong (RB), 2003

Pass Reception Touchdowns

17 ........................................................Pierre Brown, 2000

15 ............................................................Jimmy Hill, 1998

15 ...........................................................Troy Burrell, 2011

11 ........................................................Pierre Brown, 2001

10 .................................................. Michael Johnson, 2014

9 ..........................................................Pierre Brown, 1999

8 ............................................................Nate Collins, 2002

7 .............................................................Ray Ponder, 1991

7 ...............................................................Nick Body, 2003

6 .................................................... Elbert Richmond, 1952

6 .................................................................Paul Hay, 1967

6 .......................................................... Jim Konopka, 1967

6 ............................................................... David Lee, 1988

6 ..............................Ray Ponder, 1990 -- Jimmy Hill, 1997

6 ......................Sterling Walker, 2001 -- Troy Burrell, 2010

Average Yards Per Catch (minimum 24 receptions)

22.61 .................................. Pierre Brown (66-1492), 2000

19.66 ................................... Chad Fietsam (29-570), 1986

19.36 ................................Brandon Brown (28-542), 2000

18.78 .............................Tom Badalamenti (45-845), 1984

18.77 .....................................Troy Burrell (87-1633), 2011

18.60 .....................................Ken Johnson (25-465), 1993

18.32 ...................................... Troy Burrell (25-458), 2009

18.24 ......................................... Nick Body (29-529), 2006

18.16 ................................ Jake Weingartz (25-454), 2006

17.79 ................................... Chad Fietsam (24-427), 1987

Receptions Per Game (since 1970)

6.70 ....................................... Nick Body (10 games), 2005

6.64 ....................................... Nick Body (11 games), 2003

6.60 .................................. Pierre Brown (10 games), 2000

5.70 .................................. Pierre Brown (10 games), 2001

5.45 ...................................... Jimmy Hill (11 games), 1998

5.44 .....................................Troy Burrell (16 games), 2011

5.40 .....................................Ray Ponder (10 games), 1991

5.36 ............................ Michael Johnson (11 games), 2014

5.30 ............................... Greg Goldstein (10 games), 1982

5.20 .....................................Ray Ponder (10 games), 1990

Total Plays

448 ........................................................Mark Friday, 1993

400 ................................................Randy Hutchison, 2003

387 ....................................................Michael Gluski, 1997

385 .......................................................... Joe Gough, 1994

371 .................................................. Mickey Mohner, 2011

367 .................................................... Jason Charron, 2000

366 ........................................................... Paul Kroll, 1989

366 ....................................................Michael Gluski, 1998

356 ......................................................Nolan Martin, 2005

352 .....................................................Ed Skowneski, 1973

Total Off ense Yards

2,779 ............................................... Mickey Mohner, 2011

2,499 .............................................Randy Hutchison, 2003

2,374 .....................................................Mark Friday, 1993

2,365 ................................................. Jason Charron, 2000

2,178 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2009

2,105 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2006

2,031 .................................................Michael Gluski, 1998

2,014 ............................................... Mickey Mohner, 2010

1,965 .................................................Michael Gluski, 1997

1,866 .....................................................A.J. Vaughn, 1967

Touchdowns Responsible For

33 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2009

29 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2007

26 .................................................... Mickey Mohner, 2011

24 ...................................................... Jason Charron, 2000

24 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2006

23 ....................................................... Ed Skowneski, 1975

22 .......................................................... Toney Davis, 2011

21 ..........................................................Mark Friday, 1993

21 ......................................................Michael Gluski, 1998

18 ........................................................Pierre Brown, 2000

Total Off ense Per Game (since 1970)

253.9 ................................Michael Gluski (8 games), 1998

236.5 ...............................Jason Charron (10 games), 2000

227.2 .......................... Randy Hutchison (11 games), 2003

215.8 .................................. Mark Friday (11 games), 1993

210.0 ........................................ Dan Gray (8 games), 2001



183.1 ............................ Mickey Mohner (11 games), 2010

178.6 ..............................Michael Gluski (11 games), 1997

175.4 ...................................Carl Roscoe (10 games), 2014

Total Off ense Per Play (since 1970) - min. 150 plays

7.73 .....................................Carl Roscoe (227-1754), 2014

7.49 .............................. Mickey Mohner (371-2779), 2011

7.02 ............................ Randy Hutchison (151-1060), 2002

6.99 .............................. Mickey Mohner (288-2014), 2010

6.58 ......................................Joique Bell (331-2178), 2009

6.44 .................................Jason Charron (367-2365), 2000

6.40 .............................. Mickey Mohner (163-1044), 2009

6.27 .........................Thabiti Williamson (205-1286), 2000

6.25 ............................ Randy Hutchison (400-2499), 2003

6.15 ..........................Anthony Frederick (214-1316), 1994

All-Purpose Yards (rushing, receiving, returns)

2,462* .................................................... Joique Bell, 2006

2,392 (led NCAA Division II).................... Joique Bell, 2009

2,336 .......................................................Josh Renel, 2011

2,133 .......................................................Josh Renel, 2010

2,128 ..........................................Thabiti Williamson, 2000

1,880 ................................................Craig Duppong, 2003

1,875 ................................................Craig Duppong, 2002

1,823 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2007

1,727 ........................................................ Steve Lee, 1990

1,720 .............................................Desmond Martin, 2014

1,656 ......................................................Troy Burrell, 2011

*All-time NCAA Division II Freshman Record.

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS


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All-Purpose Yards Per Game (since 1951)



213.3 .................................... Josh Renel (10 games), 2010

212.8 ....................... Thabiti Williamson (10 games), 2000

172.7 ......................................Steve Lee (10 games), 1990




160.6 ...................................... Dick Byas (10 games), 1973

159.3 ................................ Pierre Brown (10 games), 2000

Points Scored

192 ......................................................... Joique Bell, 2009

168 ......................................................... Joique Bell, 2007

138 ......................................................... Joique Bell, 2006

132 ........................................................ Toney Davis, 2011

110 ......................................................Pierre Brown, 2000

108 .....................................................Ed Skowneski, 1975

106 .................................................. Stefan Terleckyj, 2011

96 ............................................................Josh Renel, 2011

96 ..................................................Desmond Martin, 2014

94 ............................................................Jimmy Hill, 1998

Touchdowns Scored

32 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2009

28 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2007

23 ........................................................... Joique Bell, 2006

22 .......................................................... Toney Davis, 2011

18 .......................................................Ed Skowneski, 1975

18 ........................................................Pierre Brown, 2000

16 ............................................................Josh Renel, 2011

16 ..................................................Desmond Martin, 2014

15 ............................................................Jimmy Hill, 1998

15 ............................ Josh Renel, 2010 -- Troy Burrell, 2011

Extra Points Made

70 ................................................... Stefan Terleckyj, 2011


42 ........................................................ Paul Graham, 2014

36 .................................................Anthony Morasso, 2009

34 ..................................................David Chudzinski, 2007


30 .............................................................Bill Kelley, 1975

30 .................................................... Stefan Terleckyj, 2013

29 .........................................................Jeff Cetlinski, 1967

28 ..................... Bill Kelley, 1976 -- Greg Gundersen, 2003

Extra Point Attempts



43 ........................................................ Paul Graham, 2014

40 .................................................Anthony Morasso, 2009

38 .........................................................Jeff Cetlinski, 1967


34 .............................................................Bill Kelley, 1975

34 ......................................................Matt Pomeroy, 2000

33 ........................................................Dick Lisabeth, 1951

33 ................................................... Stephen Wayne, 2002


Field Goals Made


14 ........................................................ Paul Graham, 2014

12 ........................................................ Craig Motzer, 1987

12 ...................................................... Matt Fishburn, 1997


11 ....................................................... Carey Starnes, 1980

11 .................................................... Jerry McGowan, 1983

11 .................................................... Jerry McGowan, 1984


10 ................... Robert Klick, 1990 -- Stefan Terleckyj, 2012

Field Goals Attempted (since 1951)

19 .......................................Stefan Terleckyj (12-19), 2011

18 .......................................... Carey Starnes (11-18), 1980

18 ....................................... Jerry McGowan (11-18), 1983

18 ............................................Craig Motzer (12-18), 1987

18 ......................................... Matt Fishburn (12-18), 1997

17 ....................................... Jerry McGowan (11-17), 1984

16 ................................................ Bob Guindi (5-16), 1979

16 ........................................ Greg Gundersen (9-16), 2003

16 ......................................Dave Chudzinski (14-16), 2006

15 ...................................................Paul Jane (5-15), 1964

15 .......................................Stefan Terleckyj (11-15), 2010

15 ........................................... Paul Graham (14-15), 2014

Field Goal Pct. (since 1951 - minimum 10 attempts)

93.3 ........................................ Paul Graham (14-15), 2014

87.5 ...................................Dave Chudzinski (14-16), 2006

73.3 ....................................Stefan Terleckyj (11-15), 2010

71.4 .............................................. Bob Klick (10-14), 1990

71.4 .................................... Stefan Terleckyj (10-14), 2012

66.7 .........................................Craig Motzer (12-18), 1987

66.7 ...................................... Matt Fishburn (12-18), 1997

66.7 ......................................Stephen Wayne (8-12), 2002

64.7 .................................... Jerry McGowan (11-17), 1984

63.6 ...........................................Craig Motzer (7-11), 1986

63.6 .....................................Dave Chudzinski (7-11), 2008

Punting Yards

2,865 .................................................... Brad Newitt, 1999

2,832 .............................................. Greg Gundersen, 2004

2,717 .................................................. Chuck Aldrich, 1982

2,653 ......................................... Andrew Szymanski, 1998

2,488 .................................................... Mark Polcyn, 1986

2,437 ......................................................... Brian Cyr, 2005

2,406 ..............................................Alastair Mitchell, 1983

2,359 ............................................... George Gembis, 1938

2,354 ............................................... Stefan Terleckyj, 2013

2,301 ............................................... Stefan Terleckyj, 2011

Punt Attempts

77 ......................................................... Brad Newitt, 1999

76 ................................................... Greg Gundersen, 2004

74 ....................................................... Chuck Aldrich, 1982

74 .............................................. Andrew Szymanski, 1998

71 ......................................................... Mark Polcyn, 1986

69 ...................................................Alastair Mitchell, 1983

65 .....................................................Dean Bacheller, 1996

65 .............................................................. Brian Cyr, 2005

64 ...........................................................Erik Burton, 1991

62 ..............................................................Bob Hock, 1975

62 .............................................Adam Nemer-Kaiser, 1997

Punting Average (minimum 17 attempts)

44.12 ......................................A.J. Vaughn (17-750), 1965

42.89 ...............................George Gembis (55-2359), 1938

42.80 .............................. Stefan Terleckyj (55-2354), 2013

40.98 .............................. Stefan Terleckyj (47-1926), 2012

40.44 .................................... Greg Guyon (54-2184), 1973

39.88 ..................................Jim MacMillan (25-997), 1958

38.66 ............................Branko Hamilton (38-1469), 2009

38.26 .......................Adam Nemer-Kaiser (47-1798), 2002

38.03 ............................ Tasso Rumeliotis (32-1217), 1966

38.02 ..................................... Erik Burton (46-1749), 1994

Punt Return Yards

342 .......................................................... Nate Bush, 1993

327 ............................................................Dick Byas, 1973

259 ......................................................Jerriel Burrus, 2006

256 ................................................George Crawford, 1967

255 ..........................................................Josh Renel, 2008

249 ......................................................Jerriel Burrus, 2004

238 .................................................. Derrick Coakley, 1989

230 .....................................................Keith Bennett, 1986

230 .................................................. Sterling Walker, 2001

214 ..........................................................Josh Renel, 2010

Punt Returns

30 .................................................... Stephen Stokes, 2002

28 .......................................................Keith Bennett, 1986

27 ..............................................................Dick Byas, 1973

26 ..................................................George Crawford, 1967

26 .................................................... Derrick Coakley, 1989

26 ........................................................ Kevin Dixson, 1991

25 .................................................... Sterling Walker, 2001

24 ........................................................Jerriel Burrus, 2006

24 ............................................................Josh Renel, 2008

23 ........................................................ Kevin Dixson, 1990

23 ............................................................ Nate Bush, 1993

23 ........................................................Jerriel Burrus, 2005

Punt Return Touchdowns

2 ................................................................Dick Byas, 1973

2 .............................................................. Nate Bush, 1993

1 ...........................................................................16 times

Punt Return Average (minimum 13 returns)

16.46 ........................................ Josh Renel (13-214), 2010

14.87 .........................................Nate Bush (23-342), 1993

13.11 ....................................Jerriel Burrus (19-249), 2004

12.77 ........................................ Josh Renel (13-166), 2011

12.46 ......................................John Hazely (13-162), 1947

12.11 ..........................................Dick Byas (27-327), 1973

11.35 ......................................Don Didlake (17-193), 1970

10.79 ....................................Jerriel Burrus (24-259), 2006

10.63 ........................................ Josh Renel (24-255), 2008

10.38 ...................................Keith Bennett (13-135), 1985


634 ........................................................ Jon Roberts, 1998

621 ....................................................... Val Showers, 2014

601 .............................................Thabiti Williamson, 2000

600 ........................................................Dante Dunn, 2007

589 ..........................................................Josh Renel, 2011

575 ............................................................Dick Byas, 1973

551 .............................................Thabiti Williamson, 1999

524 .................................................. Derrick Coakley, 1989

522 ........................................................Dante Dunn, 2008

506 ....................................................Stan Thornton, 2007

Kickoff Returns

28 .......................................................... Jon Roberts, 1998

27 .................................................... Derrick Coakley, 1989

27 ...............................................Thabiti Williamson, 2000

25 ..............................................................Dick Byas, 1973

25 ......................................................... Val Showers, 2014

24 ................................................ Randono Johnson, 1992

24 ........................................................Jerriel Burrus, 2003

23 ...............................................Thabiti Williamson, 1999

23 ..................... Sterling Walker, 2001 -- Josh Renel, 2011

Kickoff Return Touchdowns

2 ............................................................Dante Dunn, 2008

2 ........................................................James Jackson, 2011

1 ...................................... 16 times, MR Val Showers, 2014

Kickoff Return Average (minimum 17 returns)

30.71 ......................................Dante Dunn (17-522), 2008

28.11 .................................. Stan Thornton (18-506), 2007

27.27 ......................................Dante Dunn (22-600), 2007

26.76 ......................................Dante Dunn (17-455), 2006

26.11 .................................. Stan Thornton (19-496), 2009

25.61 ........................................ Josh Renel (23-589), 2011

25.41 ......................................Val Showers (17-432), 2013

24.95 ........................................ Josh Renel (19-474), 2010

24.84 ......................................Val Showers (25-621), 2014

24.74 ........................................ Josh Renel (19-470), 2009

Interception Return Yards

221 ...........................................................Don Fears, 1959

196 ......................................................Jeremy Jones, 2011

169 ........................................................... Alan Case, 1951

151 ..................................................... Chuck Aldrich, 1981

131 ..........................................................Matt Didio, 1983

130 ....................................................Stan Thornton, 2008

124 ..................................................... Jeremy Jones, 2010

123 ................................................. Angelo Nicholas, 1959

115 ....................................................... Don Didlake, 1969

114 .................................................... Derrick Mason, 1988

Interceptions

13* ..........................................................Matt Didio, 1983

10** .......................................................Terry Rusin, 1974

9 .......................................................... Mark Makela, 1983

9 ..........................................................Jeremy Jones, 2011

7 ............................................................... Alan Case, 1951

7 ........................................................ Terry Johnson, 1978

7 ......................................................... Chuck Aldrich, 1981

6 ..........................................................Dick Lisabeth, 1954

6 ..................... Alex Tischler, 1967 -- Jerry Megenity, 1975

6 ...................Keith Anleitner, 1976 -- Chuck Aldrich, 1982

6 ..................... Mark Makela, 1982 -- Derrick Mason, 1986

*Led NCAA Division II in 1983.

**Led NCAA Division II in 1974.

Interceptions Returned for Touchdown

2 .............................................................Ron Adkins, 1995

Total Tackles

172 ...........................................Tim Morris (116-56), 1994

160 ......................................Keith Anleitner (93-67), 1975

158 .............................................Tim Morris (95-63), 1990

156 .......................................... Randy Epley (87-69), 1977

155 ..........................................Ken Johnson (95-60), 1996

153 .......................................George Breaz (34-114), 1971

147 ..........................................Paul Butcher (93-54), 1985

145 ..........................................Paul Butcher (59-86), 1984

144 ........................................Rod Simmons (71-73), 1997

136 ...................................Brian Van Gorder (75-61), 1978

Tackles For Loss

28.5 ............................................. Nores Fradi (24-9), 2014

20 ...............................................Gary Ruttan (20-0), 1994

17 ........................................ Joe Golaszewski (17-0), 1992

17 ...................................................Tom Beer (17-0), 1993

17 .................................................Tim Morris (17-0), 1993

17 ............................................. Tim Homrich (17-0), 2000

16.5 ................................. Daishawn Franklin (14-5), 1998

16.5 ............................................ Joe Spuhler (9-15), 2001

16 .................................. Avery Barton-Taylor (16-0), 1984

16 .................................................. Leo Wells (13-6), 2002

16 ..............................................Nick Thomas (12-8), 2009

15.5 ....John Kersey (15-1), 1983 -- Leo Wells (13-5), 2005

15.5 ............................................ Ed Viverette (13-5), 2011

Quarterback Sacks

13.5 ............................................Gary Ruttan (13-1), 1994

12 .............................................Albert Brown (12-0), 1986

11 ................................................John Taylor (11-0), 1984

10.5 ............................... Avery Barton-Taylor (10-1), 1984

10 ........................................ Joe Golaszewski (10-0), 1992

9.5 ..................................................Gerald Lee (9-1), 1984

9 ......... Vic Vereecke (9-0), 1976 -- John Taylor (9-0), 1985

9 ..........Tim Morris (9-0), 1993 -- Tim Homrich (9-0), 2000

Passes Defended (interceptions/pass break-ups)

21 .................................................Matt Didio (13-8), 1983

21 ............................................Aaron Cornett (3-18), 2011

19 ................................................ Tony Hawk (2-17), 1996

18 .............................................. Shaun Black (3-15), 2000

16 ............................................... Mark Makela (9-7), 1983

15 ................................................ Tony Hawk (4-11), 1997

14 ......................................... Rich Hammoud (2-12), 1993

14 ........................................Cornelius Dillard (4-10), 2008

14 ...............................................Jeremy Jones (9-5), 2011

13 ..... Tony Hawk (3-10), 1991 -- Tim Farmer (2-11), 1998

13 .......................................Dan Smitherman (3-10), 2001

Since 1968.

Pass Break-Ups

18 .......................................................Aaron Cornett, 2011

17 ...........................................................Tony Hawk, 1996

15 ......................................................... Shaun Black, 2000

12 .................................................... Rich Hammoud, 1993

12 ......................................................Gerren DuHart, 2014

11 ...........................................................Tony Hawk, 1997

11 .......................................................... Tim Farmer, 1998

10 ....................Tony Hawk, 1991 -- RaShawn Hardy, 1993

10 .................. Alvin Mask, 2001 -- Dan Smitherman, 2001

10 ..............Derrion Fuqua, 2006 -- Cornelius Dillard, 2008

Since 1968.

Consecutive Extra Point Kicks Made



42 ........................................................ Paul Graham, 2014





20 ................................................... Greg Gundersen, 2003


18 .................................................Anthony Morasso, 2009

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Rushing Yards

3,209 ......................................................................... 2011

2,910 ......................................................................... 1975

2,571 ......................................................................... 2009

2,523 ......................................................................... 1976

2,415 ......................................................................... 2007

2,381 ......................................................................... 2014

2,333 ......................................................................... 1977

2,318 ......................................................................... 1974

2,210 ......................................................................... 2006

2,176 ......................................................................... 1994

Rushing Attempts

699 ............................................................................ 2011

666 ............................................................................ 1975

649 ............................................................................ 1977

606 ............................................................................ 1974

600 ............................................................................ 1976

550 ............................................................................ 1994

534 ............................................................................ 2007

527 ............................................................................ 1973

502 ............................................................................ 2013

501 ............................................................................ 1992

Rushing Touchdowns

43 .............................................................................. 2011

32 .............................................................................. 2007

30 .............................................................................. 1975

30 .............................................................................. 2009

28 .............................................................................. 2014

27 .............................................................................. 2010

25 .............................................................................. 1976

24 .............................................................................. 1951

24 .............................................................................. 1977

24 .............................................................................. 2006

Average Yards Per Rush (since 1951)

5.47 .......................................................... 470-2571, 2009

5.13 .......................................................... 464-2381, 2014

4.89 .......................................................... 379-1853, 1952

4.80 .......................................................... 460-2210, 2006

4.59 .......................................................... 699-3209, 2011

4.56 .......................................................... 430-1962, 1951

4.53 .......................................................... 473-2142, 2010

4.52 .......................................................... 534-2415, 2007

4.44 .......................................................... 407-1807, 2002

4.41 .......................................................... 475-2094, 1967

Rushing Yards Per Game (since 1951)

264.5 ......................................................(11 games), 1975

252.3 ......................................................(10 games), 1976

233.7 ......................................................(11 games), 2009

232.7 ........................................................(9 games), 1967

231.8 ......................................................(10 games), 1974

231.6 ........................................................(8 games), 1952

219.5 ......................................................(11 games), 2007

218.0 ........................................................(9 games), 1951

216.5 ......................................................(11 games), 2014

212.1 ......................................................(11 games), 1977

Pass Attempts

451 ............................................................................ 2000

448 ............................................................................ 2001

416 ............................................................................ 1998

400 ............................................................................ 1993

382 ............................................................................ 1999

373 ............................................................................ 2002

370 ............................................................................ 1982

356 ............................................................................ 2003

355 ............................................................................ 1990

353 ............................................................................ 1997

Pass Completions

214 ............................................................................ 1993

206 ............................................................................ 2003

203 ............................................................................ 2001

199 ............................................................................ 2002

197 ............................................................................ 1998

192 ............................................................................ 2011

187 ............................................................................ 2000

176 ............................................................................ 1990

167 ............................................................................ 1997

166 ............................................................................ 1999

Passing Yards

3,107 ......................................................................... 2000

2,874 ......................................................................... 2011

2,671 ......................................................................... 2001

2,499 ......................................................................... 1993

2,470 ......................................................................... 2003

2,382 ......................................................................... 1998

2,315 ......................................................................... 1990

2,291 ......................................................................... 2002

2,088 ......................................................................... 1997

2,049 ......................................................................... 2010

Passing Touchdowns

28 .............................................................................. 2000

25 .............................................................................. 2011

22 .............................................................................. 2001

21 .............................................................................. 1998

20 .............................................................................. 1967

19 .............................................................................. 1993

16 .............................................................................. 1999

16 .............................................................................. 2002

15 .........................................1952/1984/1990/1997/2010

Pass Completion Percentage (minimum 145 att.)

.5993 .......................................................... 160-267, 2010

.5787 .......................................................... 206-356, 2003

.5732 .......................................................... 137-239, 2014

.5598 .......................................................... 192-343, 2011

.5350 .......................................................... 214-400, 1993

.5335 .......................................................... 199-373, 2002

.5308 .......................................................... 138-260, 2012

.5151 .......................................................... 154-299, 1984

.5109 .......................................................... 117-229, 1994

.5088 .......................................................... 115-226, 1996

Average Yards Per Pass (minimum 120 attempt)

8.38 .......................................................... 343-2874, 2011

8.27 .......................................................... 239-1977, 2014

7.67 .......................................................... 267-2049, 2010

7.34 .......................................................... 176-1291, 1967

7.30 ............................................................ 135-985, 1954

7.28 .......................................................... 234-1704, 2009

7.26 .......................................................... 180-1306, 1976

7.19 .......................................................... 225-1618, 2006

7.18 ............................................................ 120-861, 1975

7.12 .......................................................... 145-1032, 1951


310.7 ......................................................(10 games), 2000

267.1 ......................................................(10 games), 2001

231.5 ......................................................(10 games), 1990

227.2 ......................................................(11 games), 1993

224.5 ......................................................(11 games), 2003

216.5 ......................................................(11 games), 1998

208.3 ......................................................(11 games), 2002

196.9 ......................................................(10 games), 1982

194.1 ......................................................(10 games), 1989

189.8 ......................................................(11 games), 1997

Average Yards Per Catch (since 1951) min. 90 comp.

16.61 ........................................................ 187-3107, 2000

14.97. ....................................................... 192-2874, 2011

14.89 .......................................................... 94-1400, 1986

14.44 ........................................................ 118-1704, 2009

14.43 ........................................................ 137-1977, 2014

14.19 ........................................................ 114-1618, 2006

13.53 ........................................................ 112-1515, 1987

13.48 ........................................................ 108-1456, 1988

13.33 ........................................................ 147-1959, 1995

13.29 ........................................................ 146-1941, 1989


6,083 ......................................................................... 2011

4,551 ......................................................................... 2000

4,358 ......................................................................... 2014

4,275 ......................................................................... 2009

4,191 ......................................................................... 2010

4,098 ......................................................................... 2002

4,069 ......................................................................... 2007

3,874 ......................................................................... 1993

3,829 ......................................................................... 1976

3,828 ......................................................................... 2006

Plays

1,042 ......................................................................... 2011

862 ............................................................................ 1993

824 ............................................................................ 2007

807 ............................................................................ 1999

807 ............................................................................ 2000

790 ............................................................................ 1998

786 ............................................................................ 1975

783 ............................................................................ 1984

782 ............................................................................ 1977

780 ...................................................................1976/2002

Total Off ense Per Game (since 1951)

455.1 ......................................................(10 games), 2000

396.2 ......................................................(11 games), 2014

388.6 ......................................................(11 games), 2009

382.9 ......................................................(10 games), 1976

381.0 ......................................................(11 games), 2010

380.2 ......................................................(16 games), 2011

376.1 ........................................................(9 games), 1967

372.5 ......................................................(11 games), 2002

369.9 ......................................................(11 games), 2007

352.2 ......................................................(11 games), 1993

Yards Per Play

6.20 .......................................................... 703-4358, 2014

6.07 .......................................................... 704-4275, 2009

5.84 ........................................................ 1042-6083, 2011

5.66 .......................................................... 740-4191, 2010

5.64 .......................................................... 807-4551, 2000

5.59 .......................................................... 685-3828, 2006

5.258 ........................................................ 726-3817, 2003

5.254 ........................................................ 780-4098, 2002

5.24 .......................................................... 527-2763, 1952

5.21 .......................................................... 575-2994, 1951

All-Purpose Yards (since 1951)

7,880 ......................................................................... 2011

5,822 ......................................................................... 2000

5,810 ......................................................................... 2009

5,761 ......................................................................... 2007

5,745 ......................................................................... 2010

5,386 ......................................................................... 2014

5,323 ......................................................................... 2002

5,222 ......................................................................... 1993

5,215 ......................................................................... 2006

5,086 ......................................................................... 2003

Points Scored

550 .......................................... (74 TD, 70 PAT, 12 FG) 2011

360 ......................................... (45 TD, 43, PAT, 14 FG) 2014

347 .......................................... (45 TD, 44 PAT, 11 FG) 2010

335 ............................................ (45 TD, 38 PAT, 8 FG) 2007

322 ............................................ (45 TD, 37 PAT, 5 FG) 2009

292 ............................................ (42 TD, 29 PAT, 3 FG) 2000

287 .......................................... (35 TD, 33 PAT, 14 FG) 2006

279 ............................................ (38 TD, 26 PAT, 8 FG) 2002

275 ............................................ (40 TD, 31 PAT, 1 FG) 1967

261 ............................................ (34 TD, 29 PAT, 9 FG) 2003

Touchdowns Scored

74 ........................................... (43 rush, 25 rcv, 6 ret) 2011

45 ........................................... (32 rush, 10 rcv, 3 ret) 2007

45 ........................................... (30 rush, 12 rcv, 3 ret) 2009

45 ........................................... (27 rush, 15 rcv, 3 ret) 2010

45 ........................................... (28 rush, 14 rcv, 3 ret) 2014

42 ........................................... (11 rush, 28 rcv, 3 ret) 2000

40 ........................................... (17 rush, 20 rcv, 3 ret) 1967

38 ........................................... (21 rush, 16 rcv, 1 ret) 2002

37 ........................................... (15 rush, 19 rcv, 3 ret) 1993

35 ............................................. (30 rush, 5 rcv, 0 ret) 1975

35 ........................................... (24 rush, 10 rcv, 1 ret) 2006

Field Goals Made

14 ................................................................. (14-16) 2006

14 ................................................................. (14-15) 2014

12 ................................................................. (12-18) 1987

12 ................................................................. (12-18) 1997

12 ................................................................. (12-19) 2011

11 ................................................................. (11-18) 1980

11 ................................................................. (11-18) 1983

11 ................................................................. (11-17) 1984

11 ................................................................. (11-15) 2010

10 ................................................................. (10-14) 1990

10 ................................................................. (10-14) 2012

Punt Yards

2,865 ......................................................................... 1999

2,832 ......................................................................... 2004

2,730 ......................................................................... 1982

2,653 ......................................................................... 1998

2,488 ......................................................................... 1986

2,437 ......................................................................... 2005

2,421 ......................................................................... 1989

2,406 ......................................................................... 1983

2,360 ......................................................................... 2013

2,301 ......................................................................... 2011

Punt Attempts

78 .............................................................................. 1999

78 .............................................................................. 2004

76 .............................................................................. 1998

75 .............................................................................. 1982

71 .............................................................................. 1986

70 .............................................................................. 1983

69 .............................................................................. 1985

67 .............................................................................. 2000

66 ........................................................... 1996/1997/2005

Punting Average (minimum 30 punts)

41.40 .......................................................... 57-2360, 2013

40.12 .......................................................... 48-1926, 2012

39.71 .......................................................... 55-2184, 1973

37.77 .......................................................... 47-1775, 1994

37.38 .......................................................... 61-2280, 1990

37.250 ........................................................ 40-1490, 2009

37.246 ........................................................ 65-2421, 1989

36.97 .......................................................... 40-1479, 2014

36.93 .......................................................... 55-2031, 2002

36.92 .......................................................... 66-2437, 2005

Punt Return Yards

393 ............................................................................ 1993

344 ............................................................................ 1951

343 ............................................................................ 1973

339 ............................................................................ 1947

321 ............................................................................ 1967

319 ............................................................................ 2000

309 ............................................................................ 1949

304 ............................................................................ 1964

303 ............................................................................ 1957

300 ............................................................................ 2001

Punt Returns

34 .............................................................................. 1973

33 .............................................................................. 1967

33 .............................................................................. 2005

31 .............................................................................. 1986

31 .............................................................................. 2002

30 ........................................................... 1951/1964/1991

29 ........................................................... 1982/1989/2001


1,424 ......................................................................... 2007

1,293 ......................................................................... 2009

1,189 ......................................................................... 2011

1,143 ......................................................................... 1998

1,100 ......................................................................... 2001

1,076 ......................................................................... 2006

989 ............................................................................ 2013

982 ............................................................................ 2010

973 ............................................................................ 1989

972 ............................................................................ 2002

Kickoff Returns

59 .............................................................................. 2001

58 .............................................................................. 1989

57 .............................................................................. 2002

57 .............................................................................. 2003

56 .............................................................................. 2009

55 .....................................................................2007/2011

54 .............................................................................. 1998

52 .............................................................................. 1999

50 .............................................................................. 2004

Interceptions

35 .............................................................................. 1983

25 .............................................................................. 1967

24 .............................................................................. 1974

23 .....................................................................1969/2011

20 ........................................................... 1976/1978/1981

19 ........................................................... 1949/1980/1982

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Rushing Yards

6,728 ................................................. Joique Bell, 2006-09

4,204 ..................................................Joe Gough, 1991-94

3,933 ............................................... Toney Davis, 2010-13

2,791 ....................................... Desmond Martin, 2011-14

2,767 ................................................. Josh Renel, 2008-11

2,552 ...................................................Steve Lee, 1988-91

2,459 .............................................Ed Skowneski, 1972-75

2,415 ....................................... L.C. Bulger III, 1983-85, 87

2,404 ...........................................Craig Duppong, 2002-03

2,171 .................................... Thabiti Williamson, 1999-02

2,010 ........................................Elbert Richmond, 1950-52

Rushing Attempts

1,181 ................................................. Joique Bell, 2006-09

996 .....................................................Joe Gough, 1991-94

830 .................................................. Toney Davis, 2010-13

649 ................................................Ed Skowneski, 1972-75

626 ......................................................Steve Lee, 1988-91

594 .......................................... L.C. Bulger III, 1983-85, 87

533 .................................................... Josh Renel, 2008-11

510 .......................................... Desmond Martin, 2011-14

476 ................................................. Vic Chenault, 1984-86

472 .......................................Chris Middlebrooks, 2003-06

Rushing Touchdowns

88 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2006-09

52 .................................................... Toney Davis, 2010-13

37 ..................................................Ed Skowneski, 1972-75

33 .......................................................Joe Gough, 1991-94

28 ...................................................... Josh Renel, 2008-11

25 ........................................................Steve Lee, 1988-91

24 ............................................ Desmond Martin, 2011-14

23 ................................................Craig Duppong, 2002-03

22 ............................................ L.C. Bulger III, 1983-85, 87

17 ................................................... Jim Gendron, 1976-78

Average Yards Per Rush (minimum 160 attempts)

7.29 ....................... Gary Baillargeon (166-1210), 1951-52

6.41 ...................................Vic Zucco (165-1057), 1953-54

5.70 .............................. Joique Bell (1181-6728), 2006-09

5.47 .......................Desmond Martin (510-2791), 2011-14

5.42 ...........................Robert Rogers (242-1311), 1972-75

5.231 ..................Thabiti Williamson (415-2171), 1999-02

5.231 ............................ John Hazely (290-1517), 1946-49

5.19 .................................Josh Renel (533-2767), 2008-11

5.11 ..........................Craig Duppong (470-2404), 2002-03

5.03 ............................Daryl Graham (275-1383), 2007-08

Rushing Yards Per Game (since 1951) min. 20 GP

152.9 .............................. Joique Bell (44 games), 2006-09

109.3 ........................Craig Duppong (22 games), 2002-03

100.1 ...............................Joe Gough (42 games), 1991-94

83.7 ...............................Toney Davis (47 games), 2010-13

77.3 ....................... Elbert Richmond (26 games), 1950-52

69.0 .................................. Steve Lee (37 games), 1988-91

66.4 ......................... Victor Chenault (29 games), 1984-86

65.9 ............................Daryl Graham (21 games), 2007-08

63.9 ....................Thabiti Williamson (34 games), 1999-02

63.6 ........................L.C. Bulger III (38 games), 1983-85,87

63.1...................... Ed Skowneski - QB (39 games), 1972-75

Passing Attempts

961 .............................................Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

833 ................................... Michael Gluski, 1994-95, 97-98

746 .................................................. Mark Friday, 1991-93

717 ...............................................Jason Charron, 1999-01

598 ..................................................... Rich Popp, 1983-86

585 .......................................................Dan Gray, 2000-02

502 ......................................................Paul Kroll, 1989-91

480 .......................................... Randy Hutchison, 2001-03

477 ...............................................Mike Grennier, 1986-89

465 ................................................ Nolan Martin, 2004-07

TA-335 .................................... Carl Roscoe, 2012-SA

Pass Completions

537 .............................................Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

374 ................................... Michael Gluski, 1994-95, 97-98

372 .................................................. Mark Friday, 1991-93

316 ...............................................Jason Charron, 1999-01

285 ..................................................... Rich Popp, 1983-86

279 .......................................... Randy Hutchison, 2001-03

251 .......................................................Dan Gray, 2000-02

239 ......................................................Paul Kroll, 1989-91

216 ...............................................Mike Grennier, 1986-89

214 ........................................ Anthony Frederick, 1992-95

TA-178 .................................... Carl Roscoe, 2012-SA

Passing Yards

7,287 ..........................................Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

4,836 ................................ Michael Gluski, 1994-95, 97-98

4,425 ............................................... Mark Friday, 1991-93

4,288 ............................................Jason Charron, 1999-01

3,719 .................................................. Rich Popp, 1983-86

3,490 ....................................................Dan Gray, 2000-02

3,442 ....................................... Randy Hutchison, 2001-03

3,090 ...................................................Paul Kroll, 1989-91

2,823 ............................................Mike Grennier, 1986-89

2,627 ..................................... Anthony Frederick, 1992-95

TA-1,314 ................................. Carl Roscoe, 2012-SA

Passing Touchdowns

55 ...............................................Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

38 ..................................... Michael Gluski, 1994-95, 97-98

38 .................................................Jason Charron, 1999-01

31 .................................................... Mark Friday, 1991-93

26 .........................................................Dan Gray, 2000-02

25 ...................................T. Richard “Dick” Brown, 1950-52

22 ........................................................Paul Kroll, 1989-91

22 ............................................ Randy Hutchison, 2001-03

21 .................................................... A.J. Vaughn, 1965-67

20 .................................................. Richard Popp, 1983-86

TA-17 ...................................... Carl Roscoe, 2012-SA

Passes Had Intercepted

44 .................................................Jason Charron, 1999-01

36 ..................................... Michael Gluski, 1994-95, 97-98

35 ...............................................Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

34 ................. Rich Popp, 1983-86 -- Mark Friday, 1991-93

32 ...........Paul Kroll, 1989-91 -- Alastair Mitchell, 1981-83

31 .................................................Mike Grennier, 1986-89

28 .........................................................Dan Gray, 2000-02

26 ................................................... Jim Gendron, 1976-78

Passing Completion Pct. (minimum 225 attempts)

.581 .........................Randy Hutchison (279-480), 2001-03

.559 ...........................Mickey Mohner (537-961), 2009-12

.531 .........................Carl Roscoe (178-335), 2012-SA

.520 ...................................Jimmy Hill (132-254), 1996-98

.507 ...................... Anthony Frederick (214-422), 1992-95

.499 .................................Mark Friday (372-746), 1991-93

.481 ...............................Patrick Burns (115-239), 1979-82

.477 .............................. Richard Popp (285-598), 1983-86

.476 .................................... Paul Kroll (239-502), 1989-91

.472 ...................................Trent Pohl (179-379), 2006-07

.471 .............................. Jeff Kucemba (145-308), 1990-91

Pass Effi ciency Rating (minimum 140 attempts)

131.18 .......................Mickey Mohner (537-961), 2009-12

125.17 .....................Carl Roscoe (178-335), 2012-SA

123.90 .....................Randy Hutchison (279-480), 2001-03

118.18 ............................ A.J. Vaughn (116-250), 1965-67

113.62 ............................ Terry Copacia (68-144), 1974-77

110.92 .................. Anthony Frederick (214-422), 1992-95

108.48 ...........T. Richard “Dick” Brown (131-292), 1950-52

105.79 .......................... Mike Soluk (92-200), 1957-58, 60

104.29 .............................Mark Friday (372-746), 1991-93

102.93 ............................... Trent Pohl (179-379), 2006-07

Average Yards Per Pass (since 1951 - min. 125 att.)

8.08 ...........................Dick Lisabeth (57-129-12), 1951-54

7.64 ....................Carl Roscoe (178-335-15), 2012-SA

7.59 .............................Terry Copacia (68-144-8), 1974-77

7.58 ......................Mickey Mohner (537-961-35), 2009-12

7.2 ..................... Randy Hutchison (279-480-23), 2001-04

7.0 .............................. Sean Guinane (74-136-6), 2010-14

7.0 ............................. A.J. Vaughn (116-250-18), 1965-67

6.5 ..................... Ronald Kowalczyk (54-137-11), 1956-57

6.4 ...........................Jeff Kucemba (145-308-19), 1990-91

6.4 ..................................Gary Rossi (83-206-15), 1969-70

6.3 ...........................Mike Soluk (92-200-15), 1957-58, 60

6.3 .................................... John Lonchar (71-132-9), 1983


178.7 ......................... Jason Charron (24 games), 1999-01

156.0 ............. Michael Gluski (31 games), 1994-95, 97-98

155.0 ....................... Mickey Mohner (47 games), 2009-12

152.6 .............................Mark Friday (29 games), 1991-93

147.1 ................................ Paul Kroll (21 games), 1989-91

145.4 ................................. Dan Gray (24 games), 2000-02

140.9 .......................... Jeff Kucemba (14 games), 1990-91

137.7 .....................Randy Hutchison (25 games), 2001-04

TA-122.0 ................Carl Roscoe (21 games), 2012-SA

115.2 ............................... Trent Pohl (20 games), 2006-07

109.4 .......................... Richard Popp (34 games), 1983-86

Pass Reception Yards

3,138 ............................................. Pierre Brown, 1998-01

3,132 ................................................Troy Burrell, 2008-11

2,655 ................................................ Ray Ponder, 1989-92

2,448 ...................................................Nick Body, 2002-06

1,645 ................................................. Jimmy Hill, 1996-98

1,553 ........................................Michael Johnson, 2012-14

1,545 ...........................................Dean Morrison, 1974-77

1,490 ..................................................Nate Bush, 1993-95

1,299 ......................................Tom Badalamenti, 1982-85

1,261 ................................Dominique Maybanks, 2010-13

Pass Receptions

187 ...................................................Troy Burrell, 2008-11

177 ................................................... Ray Ponder, 1989-92

169 ......................................................Nick Body, 2002-06

163 ................................................ Pierre Brown, 1998-01

110 .................................................... Jimmy Hill, 1996-98

106 ...........................................Michael Johnson, 2012-14

93 .....................................Dominique Maybanks, 2010-13

91 ..................................................... Paul Longo, 1978-81

90 .......................................................Nate Bush, 1993-95

86 ................................................Dean Morrison, 1974-77

Pass Reception Touchdowns

37* ................................................ Pierre Brown, 1998-01

27 .....................................................Troy Burrell, 2008-11

21 ...................................................... Jimmy Hill, 1996-98

19 ..................................................... Ray Ponder, 1989-92

13 .......................................................Nate Bush, 1993-95

12 ........................................................Nick Body, 2002-06

12 .............................................Michael Johnson, 2012-14

11 .............................................Elbert Richmond, 1950-52

10 .....................................Dominique Maybanks, 2010-13

9 ..........Jim Johnston, 1950-52 -- Dean Morrison, 1974-77

9 .............................................Tom Badalamenti, 1983-85

*Tied-for-25th highest total in NCAA Division II history.

Average Yards Per Catch (minimum 30 receptions)

21.15 ......................... Elbert Richmond (39-825), 1950-52

19.25 ...........................Pierre Brown (163-3138), 1998-01

18.83 ....................... Tom Badalmenti (69-1299), 1983-85

18.36 ........................... Mark Woodson (33-606), 1980-83

17.97 .......................... Dean Morrison (86-1545), 1974-77

17.69 ............................ Chad Fietsam (62-1097), 1985-87

17.47 ............................... Ken Johnson (38-664), 1993-96

17.39 ..................................... Paul Hay (38-661), 1965-67

16.75 ............................. Troy Burrell (187-3132), 2008-11

16.59 .......................... Kevin Schneider (32-531), 1979-81

Receptions Per Game (since 1951 - min. 11 games)

4.78 ............................... Ray Ponder (37 games), 1989-92

4.53 .............................Pierre Brown (36 games), 1998-01

4.33 .......................Nick Body (39 games), 2002-03, 05-06

3.93 ....................... Michael Johnson (27 games), 2012-S4

3.83 ...............................Nate Collins (18 games), 2001-02

3.82 ............................... Troy Burrell (33 games), 2008-11

3.36 .................. Craig Duppong [RB] (22 games), 2002-03

3.35 ................................. Joe Benke (20 games), 1987-88

3.33 .................................Jimmy Hill (33 games), 1996-98

3.14 ..................... Tom Badalamenti (22 games), 1983-85


7,186 ..........................................Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

7,008 ................................................. Joique Bell, 2006-09

4,984 ................................ Michael Gluski, 1994-95, 97-98

4,790 .............................................Ed Skowneski, 1972-75

4,266 ............................................Jason Charron, 1999-01

4,204 ..................................................Joe Gough, 1991-94

4,130 ............................................... Mark Friday, 1991-93

3,946 ....................................... Randy Hutchison, 2001-03

3,933 ............................................... Toney Davis, 2010-13

3,345 ....................................................Dan Gray, 2000-02

TA-2,720 ................................. Carl Roscoe, 2012-SA

Total Plays

1,198 ................................................. Joique Bell, 2006-09

1,089 ..........................................Mickey Mohner, 2009-12

1,036 .............................................Ed Skowneski, 1972-75

996 .....................................................Joe Gough, 1991-94

948 ................................... Michael Gluski, 1994-95, 97-98

896 .................................................. Mark Friday, 1991-93

830 .................................................. Toney Davis, 2010-13

774 ...............................................Jason Charron, 1999-01

704 .......................................................Dan Gray, 2000-02

697 ................................................ Richard Popp, 1983-86

TA-417 ....................................Carl Roscoe, 2012-14

All-Purpose Yards (rushing, receiving, returns)

8,055 ................................................. Joique Bell, 2006-09

5,595 ................................................. Josh Renel, 2008-11

4,536 ..................................................Joe Gough, 1991-94

4,161 ...................................................Steve Lee, 1988-91

4,129 ............................................... Toney Davis, 2010-13


3,755 ...........................................Craig Duppong, 2002-03

3,691 ........................................Elbert Richmond, 1950-52

3,352 ............................................. Pierre Brown, 1998-01

3,299 ................................................Troy Burrell, 2008-11

All-Purpose Yards/Game (since 1951) min. 20 GP

183.1 .............................. Joique Bell (44 games), 2006-09

170.7 ........................Craig Duppong (22 games), 2002-03

141.2 ..................... Elbert Richmond (26 games), 1950-52

120.6 ..................Thabiti Williamson (34 games), 1999-02

116.6 ...............................Josh Renel (48 games), 2008-11

112.5 ................................ Steve Lee (37 games), 1988-91

108.0 ...............................Joe Gough (42 games), 1991-94

106.5 .................... James MacMillan (21 games), 1956-58

95.2 ...................................Dick Byas (26 games), 1971-73

93.1 .............................Pierre Brown (36 games), 1998-01

Points Scored

576 .................................................... Joique Bell, 2006-09

324 .................................................. Toney Davis, 2010-13

286 ............................................ Stefan Terleckyj, 2010-13

230 ................................................ Pierre Brown, 1998-01

222 ................................................Ed Skowneski, 1972-75

218 .....................................................Joe Gough, 1991-94

206 .......................................... David Chudzinski, 2005-08

192 .................................................... Josh Renel, 2008-11

182 ......................................................Steve Lee, 1988-91

168 ...................................................Troy Burrell, 2008-11

Touchdowns Scored

96 ...................................................... Joique Bell, 2006-09

54 .................................................... Toney Davis, 2010-13

38 .................................................. Pierre Brown, 1998-01

37 ..................................................Ed Skowneski, 1972-75

36 .......................................................Joe Gough, 1991-94

32 ...................................................... Josh Renel, 2008-11

30 ........................................................Steve Lee, 1988-91

28 .....................................................Troy Burrell, 2008-11

27 .............................................Elbert Richmond, 1950-52

24 .... Craig Duppong, 2002-03/Desmond Martin, 2011-14

PAT Kicks Made

169 ...............................Stefan Terleckyj (of 172), 2010-13

107 .............................David Chudzinski (of 115), 2005-08

68 ..................................... Matt Fishburn (of 78), 1994-97

60 ............................................ Bill Kelley (of 70), 1973-76

56 ....................................Jerry McGowan (of 64), 1983-86

56 .....................................Nick Palombit (of 67), 1991-93

53 ............................................. Bob Klick (of 62), 1988-90

48 .......................................Dick Lisabeth (of 78), 1951-54

43 ...................................Stephen Wayne (of 58), 2001-02

42 .............................. Paul Graham (of 43), 2014-SA

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PAT Kicks Attempted

172 ............................................ Stefan Terleckyj, 2010-13

115 .......................................... David Chudzinski, 2005-08

78 .................................................Matt Fishburn, 1994-97

78 .................................................. Dick Lisabeth, 1951-54

70 ........................................................Bill Kelley, 1973-76

67 ................................................. Nick Palombit, 1991-93

65 .................................................... John Hazely, 1946-49

64 ...............................................Jerry McGowan, 1983-86

62 .........................................................Bob Klick, 1988-90

58 ...............................................Stephen Wayne, 2001-04

Field Goals Made

39 ...................................Stefan Terleckyj (of 57), 2010-13

33 .................................David Chudzinski (of 53), 2005-08

30 ..................................... Matt Fishburn (of 50), 1994-97

28 ....................................Jerry McGowan (of 49), 1983-86

21 ............................................. Bob Klick (of 33), 1988-90

19 ........................................Craig Motzer (of 29), 1986-87

14 .............................. Paul Graham (of 15), 2014-SA

12 .........................................Brad Newitt (of 20), 1998-99

12 ...................................Stephen Wayne (of 21), 2001-02

12 .................................. Greg Gundersen (of 25), 2003-04

Punt Yards

8,051 ................................................ Erik Burton, 1991-94

6,684 .............................................Chuck Aldrich, 1979-82

6,581 ..........................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2011-13

6,191 ............................ Adam Nemer-Kaiser, 1997, 01-02

4,940 .........................................Greg Gundersen, 2003-04

4,622 ................................................... Tim Duff y, 1977-79

4,449 ................................................Greg Guyon, 1973-74

4,341 .................................................Wes Carlos, 1950-52

4,331 .............................................Joe Delfgauw, 1989-90

4,148 ................................................... Bob Hock, 1975-77

Punt Attempts

223 ................................................... Erik Burton, 1991-94

193 ................................................Chuck Aldrich, 1979-82

168 ............................... Adam Nemer-Kaiser, 1997, 01-02

163 .............................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2011-13

145 ...................................................... Tim Duff y, 1977-79

136 ............................................Greg Gundersen, 2003-04

131 ....................................................Wes Carlos, 1950-52

124 ...................................................... Bob Hock, 1975-77

115 ................................................Joe Delfgauw, 1989-90

114 ...................................................Greg Guyon, 1973-74

Punting Average (minimum 60 attempts)

41.1 ............................................ George Gembis, 1936-38

40.37 .......................Stefan Terleckyj (163-6581), 2011-13

39.03 .............................Greg Guyon (114-4449), 1973-74

37.66 .......................... Joe Delfgauw (115-4331), 1989-90

37.49 .........................................Brian Cyr (65-2437), 2005

37.21 ....................................Brad Newitt (77-2865), 1999

36.85 ......Adam Nemer-Kaiser (168-6191), 1997, 2001-02

36.32 ......................Greg Gundersen (136-4940), 2003-04

36.10 ..............................Erik Burton (223-8051), 1991-94

35.85 .........................Andrew Szymanski (74-2653), 1998

Punt Return Yards

834 ..................................Jerriel Burrus (81-834), 2003-06

784 ......................................Josh Renel (67-784), 2008-11

615 ...................................... Nate Bush (55-615), 1993-95

563 ................................ Keith Bennett (63-563), 1983-86

427 ....................................... Dick Byas (37-427), 1971-73

411 .................................................. John Hazely, 1946-49

405 ..............................Sterling Walker (36-405), 1999-01

371 ......................George Crawford (42-361), 1965, 67-68

320 ................................. Dick Lisabeth (23-320), 1951-54

299 .................................. Kevin Dixson (49-299), 1990-91

Punt Returns

81 .................................................. Jerriel Burrus, 2003-06

67 ...................................................... Josh Renel, 2008-11

63 ................................................. Keith Bennett, 1983-86

55 .......................................................Nate Bush, 1993-95

49 ...................................................Kevin Dixson, 1990-91

42 .......................................George Crawford, 1965, 67-68

40 ..................................................... Terry Rusin, 1974-77

37 ........................................................ Dick Byas, 1971-73

36 ...............................................Sterling Walker, 1999-01

31 .................................................... John Hazely, 1946-49

Avg. Yards/Punt Return (since 1951) min. 20 ret.

13.91 .............................. Dick Lisabeth (23-320), 1951-54

11.70 ...................................Josh Renel (67-784), 2008-11

11.54 .....................................Dick Byas (37-427), 1971-73

11.25 ...........................Sterling Walker (36-405), 1999-01

11.18 ................................... Nate Bush (55-615), 1993-95

10.30 ...............................Jerriel Burrus (81-834), 2003-06

9.59 ............................. Sam Cheatham (22-211), 1981-82

9.15 .................................... Derric Coakley (26-238), 1989

8.94 ............................... Keith Bennett (63-563), 1983-86

8.88 .................................. Don Didlake (25-222), 1968-70


1,734 ................................................Jon Roberts, 1995-98

1,696 ............................................... Dante Dunn, 2005-08

1,600 ................................................. Josh Renel, 2008-11


1,494 ........................................... Stan Thornton, 2007-10

1,053 ............................................... Val Showers, 2013-14

999 ................................................Chad Fietsam, 1984-87

921 ......................................................Steve Lee, 1988-91

887 ...................................................... Dick Byas, 1971-73

865 ............................................... Don Robinson, 1968-71

Kickoff Returns

81 .....................................................Jon Roberts, 1995-98

68 ......................................... Thabiti Williamson, 1999-02

64 ...................................................... Josh Renel, 2008-11

63 .................................................... Dante Dunn, 2005-08

58 ................................................ Stan Thornton, 2007-10

47 ..................................................Chad Fietsam, 1984-87

47 .......................................................Nate Bush, 1993-95

42 ................................................Craig Duppong, 2002-03

42 .................................................... Val Showers, 2013-14

41 ........................................................Steve Lee, 1988-91

Avg. Yards/Kickoff Return (since 1951) min. 25 ret.

26.92 .............................. Dante Dunn (63-1696), 2005-08

26.21 ............................. Don Robinson (33-865), 1968-71

25.76 ...........................Stan Thornton (58-1494), 2007-10

25.07 .............................. Val Showers (42-1053), 2013-14

25.00 .................................Josh Renel (64-1600), 2008-11

23.77 ........................... Sam Cheatham (31-737), 1981-82

22.62 ....................Thabiti Williamson (68-1538), 1999-02

22.55 .........................Elbert Richmond (31-699), 1950-52

22.46 .................................... Steve Lee (41-921), 1988-91

22.17 .....................................Dick Byas (40-887), 1971-73

Kickoff Returns for a Touchdown (since 1951)

4 ...................................................... Dante Dunn, 2005-08

2 ...............Stan Thornton, 2007-10 -- Josh Renel, 2008-11

2 ............James Jackson, 2011-12 -- Val Showers, 2013-14

1 .........................................................................Eight tied

Pass Interception Yards

406 ................................. Jeremy Jones (17-406), 2008-11

373 .................................Chuck Aldrich (23-373), 1979-82

346 ................................Stan Thornton (16-346), 2007-10

221 .............................................. Don Fears (5-221), 1959

216 .................................................. John Hazely, 1946-49

215 ................................... Don Didlake (10-215), 1968-70

202 ................................Derrick Mason (15-202), 1985-88

185 ................................. Jim MacMillan (8-185), 1956-58

175 ......................................................Alan Case, 1950-51

168 .....................................Terry Rusin (20-168), 1974-77

168 ..................................Mark Makela (19-168), 1980-83

Pass Interceptions

23 ..................................................Chuck Aldrich, 1979-82

20 ..................................................... Terry Rusin, 1974-77

19 ...................................................Mark Makela, 1980-83

17 .................................................. Jeremy Jones, 2008-11

16 ................................................ Stan Thornton, 2007-10

15 .................................................... John Hazely, 1946-49

15 .............................................Gerald Megenity, 1974-77

15 .................................................Derrick Mason, 1985-88

13 ...................................................... Matt Didio, 1981-83

12 ......... Antwon Robinson, 2010-13 -- Bill Foley, 1947-49

12 .........Dick Lisabeth, 1951-54 -- Terry Johnson, 1976-78

Interception Return Touchdowns (since 1951)

3 .................................................. Stan Thornton, 2007-10

3 .................................................... Jeremy Jones, 2008-11

2 ....................................................Chuck Aldrich, 1979-82

2 ....................................................... Ron Adkins, 1995-97

1 .................................................................. 29 Individuals

Tackles (solo-assists/GP)

527 ...................Tim Morris (321-206/42), 1989-90, 93-94

461 ...........................Paul Butcher (231-230/41), 1982-85

422 ............................Randy Epley (242-180/42), 1974-77

394 ................... Rodney Simmons (217-177/44), 1994-97

392 ....................... Keith Anleitner (230-162/41), 1973-76

380 ................................Tom Beer (217-163/41), 1990-93

335 .....................Brian VanGorder (192-143/38), 1977-80

313 ............................ Jon Zimmer (180-133/42), 1974-77

308 .................................Alan Guy (169-139/42), 2004-07

295 ..................Darrin King (142-153/41), 1988-89, 91-92

295 ............................ Ed Viverette (148-147/41), 2010-13

Tackles For Loss (UA-AST/YDS; since 1970)

53.0 .................................Leo Wells (44-18/243), 2002-05

51.5 ................................ Nores Fradi (46/43-17), 2010-14

42.0 ......................Tim Morris (42-0/167), 1989-90, 93-94

42.0 ...................Daishawn Franklin (33-18/192), 1995-98

41.0 ...................Jason Carpenter (36-10/241), 1997-2000

38.5 .............................Albert Brown (38-1/268), 1983-86

37.5 ..................................Alan Guy (31-13/121), 2004-07

36.5 ............................. Ed Viverette (31-11/176), 2010-13

35.5 ................ Tim Homrich (30-11/180), 1996-97, 99-00

34.5 ...................................Tom Beer (33-3/103), 1990-93

Quarterback Sacks (since 1970)

32.5 .............................Albert Brown (32-1/101), 1983-86

29.0 ...................................Leo Wells (25-8/180), 2002-05

22.0 ....................................John Taylor (22-0/0), 1982-85

22.0 ................................ Nores Fradi (20-4/163), 2011-14

21.5 .........................Jason Carpenter (20-3/170), 1997-00

21.5 .....................Daishawn Franklin (17-9/148), 1995-98

18.5 .........................Tim Morris (18-1/94), 1989-90,93-94

18.5 ...................... Avery Barton-Taylor (18-1/0), 1982-84

18.0 ................... Tim Homrich (15-6/113), 1996-97,99-00

18.0 ............................... Ed Viverette (16-4/130), 2010-13

Passes Defended (interceptions-pass break-ups)

54 ..............................Tony Hawk (10-44), 1991-92, 96-97

40 ..................................... Jeremy Jones (17-23), 2008-11

38 ....................................Stan Thornton (16-22), 2007-10

36 ....................................Derrick Mason (15-21), 1985-88

33 ..................................... Gerren DuHart (6-27), 2011-14

31 ......................................Mark Makela (19-12), 1980-83

29 ......................................... Dante Dunn (7-22), 2005-08

28 ...................................... Aaron Cornett (3-25), 2009-12

26 .......................................Chuck Aldrich (23-3), 1979-82

24 .......................................Ebbie Herbert (5-19), 1990-92

24 ............................................. Tom Beer (8-16), 1990-93

Blocked Kicks (since 1970)

7 ...................................................... Dante Dunn, 2005-08

6 ...................................................... Gary Ruttan, 1994-95

4 .................................................. Daniel Stuckey, 2000,02

3 ........................................................ Gerald Lee, 1982-84

3 ....................................................... John Taylor, 1982-85

3 .......................................................... Alan Clay, 2003-06

3 ...................................................... Mike Ellison, 2003-06

Quarterback Hurries (since 2002)

16 ..................................................... Nores Fradi, 2011-14

13 .................................................... Ed Viverette, 2010-13

9 ........................................................Greg Hasse, 2009-13

8 .................................................. Justice Akuzue, 2010-14

7 ........................................................... Alan Guy, 2004-07

7 .....................................................Matt Shango, 2006-09

7 .................................................Moe Davenport, 2010-13

6 ................... Leo Wells, 2002-05 -- Michael Hall, 2002-05

6 .................. Chris Smilo, 2002-06 -- Dan Barnes, 2003-06

6 ............. Jerriel Burrus, 2003-06 -- Tristan Black, 2005-08

Consecutive PATs Made

65 ...............................................Stefan Terleckyj, 2011-13

58 ............................................ David Chudzinski, 2005-07

42 ........................................................ Paul Graham, 2014

THE LAST TIME ...

A WS Player Returned a Kickoff for a Touchdown:

Val Showers vs. Carson-Newman (87 yards),

September 13, 2014

An Opposing Player Returned a Kickoff for a Touchdown:

D.J. Winfi eld of Minnesota-Duluth (87 yards),

December 3, 2011 (WSU at UMD)

A WS Player Returned a Punt for a Touchdown:

Jerriel Burrus at Michigan Tech (50 yards),

October 9, 2004

An Opposing Player Returned a Punt for a Touchdown:

Austin Young of Northern Michigan (66 yards),

October 18, 2014 (WSU at NMU)

A WS Player Returned an Interception for a Touchdown:

Marcell Jones at Findlay,

November 1, 2014 (26 yards)

An Opposing Player Returned an Interception for a

Touchdown:

Steven Harding of Hillsdale (28 yards),

October 12, 2013 (WSU at Hillsdale)

A WS Player Returned a Blocked Punt for a Touchdown:

Jay Hayes at Findlay,

November 1, 2014

**Nick Thomas caught (on one bounce) a

blocked Indianapolis punt in the end zone for

a touchdown, September 13, 2008

A WS Player Returned a Blocked Field Goal for a

Touchdown:

Stan Thornton 73 yards at Tiffi n,

September 26, 2009

A WS Player Returned a Fumble for a Touchdown:

Nores Fradi vs. Northwood,

October 5, 2013 (12 yards)

An Opposing Player Returned a Fumble for a

Touchdown:

Isaiah Bell of Lake Erie (97 yards),

September 21, 2013 (WSU at Lake Erie)

A WS Player Rushed for 200 or more Yards:

Desmond Martin at Lake Erie

November 8, 2014 (292 yards)

An Opposing Player Rushed for 200 or more Yards:

Anthony Taylor of Ashland (220 yards),

September 14, 2013 (Ashland at WSU)

A WS Player Had Three Interceptions in a Game:

Jeremy Jones at Nebraska-Kearney,

November 26, 2011

An Opposing Player Had Three or more Interceptions

in a Game:

Tim Mustapha of Hillsdale,

October 14, 2000 (four interceptions)

Two WS Players Rushed for 100+ Yards in a Game:

Desmond Martin (149) and Doug Griffi n

(112) at Michigan Tech, November 16, 2013

Two WS Players Had 100 or more Yards Receiving:

Michael Johnson (105 yards), Jamel Hicks

(100) at Lake Erie, November 8, 2014

A WS Player Scored a Defensive Extra Point:

Gerren DuHart vs. Tiffi n (lateral from Nores,

Fradi) October 4, 2014

A WS Player Had a Rushing TD, a Receiving TD and a

Passing TD:

Joique Bell at Northwood, October 28, 2006

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS/THE LAST TIME


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Touchdown Run

90 A.J. Vaughn vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee ........................................ 9/30/67

90 Joique Bell at Indianapolis ........................................................ 10/20/07

89 Desmond Martin vs. Urbana .......................................................... 9/3/11

87 James Demaree vs. St. Mary’s ..................................................... 9/29/34

86 Joe Gough vs. St. Joseph’s ......................................................... 10/31/92

85 Randy Holmes vs. Northwood ................................................... 10/24/87

82 Arnold Thompson vs. Hillsdale .................................................. 10/13/84

76 Vic Zucco at Washington (Mo.) .................................................. 10/10/53

75 Elbert Richmond vs. Omaha ...................................................... 10/27/51

75 Randy Holmes at Valparaiso ........................................................ 9/17/88

Non-Scoring Run

81 Dan Gray at Hillsdale ................................................................. 10/14/00

78 Jim MacMillian vs. John Carroll ................................................. 10/11/58

75 Sam Cheatham vs. Northern Michigan ........................................ 9/19/81

73 Desmond Martin vs. Hillsdale ...................................................... 10/6/12

70 Joe Gough at American International ........................................ 10/16/93

69 Joique Bell vs. Northwood ......................................................... 10/31/09

65 Joe Gough vs. Indianapolis ............................................................ 9/5/92

65 Desmond Martin vs. Ferris State ................................................ 10/27/12

64 Craig Gerbe vs. Saginaw Valley ................................................... 11/8/80

63 Craig Duppong vs. Northern Michigan....................................... 10/26/02

63 Joique Bell vs. Mercyhurst ........................................................... 9/16/06

Touchdown Pass

96 Greg Goldstein to Mark Woodson vs. Northwood ...................... 10/31/81

96 Jason Charron to Pierre Brown at Hillsdale ................................ 10/14/00

96 Dan Gray to Sterling Walker at Northern Michigan ..................... 10/6/01

86 Trent Pohl to David Mosley vs. Gannon ....................................... 10/6/07

83 Jack Morton to Bob Gutow vs. Defi ance ...................................... 11/7/31

82 Anthony Frederick to Nate Bush at Indianapolis .......................... 9/24/94

81 Dick Lisabeth to Henry Lukowski vs. Drake ................................ 11/12/54

80 Tim Duff y to Tim McCamant at Eastern Illinois ............................ 9/15/79

80 Michael Gluski to Chris George at Northern Michigan................ 11/12/94

80 Arnie Gillert to Jimmy Hill vs. Northwood ................................... 11/8/97

80 Jason Charron to Pierre Brown at Mercyhurst ............................... 9/4/99

80 Randy Hutchison to Nick Body at Saginaw Valley ...................... 11/15/03

80 Mickey Mohner to Dominique Maybanks vs. Lake Erie ................ 10/8/11

Punt

91 Joe Delfgauw at Ashland ........................................................... 10/14/89

82 George Gembis vs. Toledo ......................................................... 10/30/37

82 George Gembis at Louisville ........................................................ 10/7/38

80 Oswald Robbins at Assumption ................................................... 10/9/26

80 George Gembis vs. Michigan State .............................................. 9/26/37

80 George Gembis vs. Akron ............................................................ 10/2/37

79 Larry Russell vs. Central Michigan ............................................. 11/28/29

78 Dean Bacheller vs. Ferris State .................................................... 10/5/96

75 Brad Newitt at Mercyhurst ............................................................ 9/4/99

74 Tasso Rumeliotis vs. Augustana ................................................ 10/19/68

Punt Return for a Touchdown

91 Sterling Walker at Indianapolis ................................................. 10/28/00

82 Dick Lisabeth vs. Omaha............................................................ 10/27/51

80 Robert Luby vs. Hillsdale ........................................................... 11/20/37

80 Nate Bush vs. St. Francis .............................................................. 9/18/93

75 Don Sherrod at Southern Illinois ................................................. 9/24/49

70 Joe Mohr vs. Bluff ton .................................................................. 10/3/36

69 Carlos Tuzzolino vs. Defi ance ..................................................... 11/18/33

68 George Crawford vs. Eastern Michigan ...................................... 10/28/67

67 Sam Cheatham vs. (opponent NA) ................................................... 1981

65 Irv Weinstein vs. Otterbein ........................................................ 10/14/44

62 Jim MacMillan vs. Case ................................................................ 10/5/57

62 Don Didlake vs. S. Dakota State ................................................... 10/3/70

62 Dick Byas vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle (twice!) .............................. 10/27/73

62 Kevin Dixson vs. Valparaiso ......................................................... 9/21/91

Non-Scoring Punt Return

73 James “Tex” Whisonant vs. Akron ............................................... 10/2/37

62 Josh Renel at Northwood ............................................................ 11/1/08

57 Josh Renel vs. Ashland ................................................................ 10/3/09

56 Jerriel Burrus vs. Ashland .......................................................... 10/23/04

55 Josh Renel at Ashland ............................................................... 10/15/11

52 Sterling Walker at Indianapolis ................................................. 10/28/00

46 Josh Renel vs. Indianapolis .......................................................... 11/6/10

45 Bill Cortis vs. Illinois-Chicago ....................................................... 11/1/69

44 Josh Renel at Ferris State .......................................................... 10/18/08

44 Josh Renel vs. Northern Michigan ............................................... 10/2/10

Kickoff Return for a Touchdown

96 Dick Lisabeth at Iowa State ......................................................... 9/22/51

94 Jon Roberts at Bloomsburg ......................................................... 8/31/96

94 Sterling Walker at Northern Michigan ......................................... 10/6/01

93 Dante Dunn vs. Mercyhurst ......................................................... 8/30/08

93 Josh Renel vs. Pittsburg State .................................................... 12/17/11

92 Stan Thornton vs. Mercyhurst ..................................................... 8/29/09

91 Tom Badalamenti vs. Ferris State ................................................ 11/9/85

90 Josh Renel at Indianapolis ........................................................... 9/12/09

90 James Jackson at Northern Michigan .......................................... 10/1/11

89 Derek Ginyard vs. St. Joseph’s ................................................... 11/13/99

89 Dante Dunn vs. Findlay ............................................................... 9/22/07

Non-Scoring Kickoff Return

91 Craig Gerbe at Saginaw Valley................................................... 11/10/79

91 Derrion Fuqua vs. Hillsdale ........................................................ 10/14/06

80 Warren Lambert vs. Grand Rapids J.C. ......................................... 11/8/25

77 Bruno Shkreli at Indianapolis .................................................... 10/20/07

74 Stan Thornton at Northwood ...................................................... 11/1/08

69 Joique Bell at Michigan Tech ......................................................... 9/2/06

69 Josh Renel at Tiffi n ...................................................................... 9/11/10

67 Frank Cudillo vs. Central Michigan .............................................. 11/2/40

66 Tom Badalamenti vs. Central State ............................................. 11/2/85

66 Derrick Thomas at Saginaw Valley .............................................. 9/19/98

65 Ken Lockhart vs. Valparaiso ......................................................... 9/16/89

Interception Return for a Touchdown

100 Angelo Nicholas vs. Allegheny .................................................. 10/10/59

100 Don Fears at Thiel ........................................................................ 11/7/59

100 John Kersey at SUNY-Buff alo ....................................................... 10/3/81

100 Jeremy Jones vs. Hillsdale ......................................................... 10/23/10

95 Russ Lightbody at Grand Rapids J.C. .......................................... 11/13/20

91 Leo Wells vs. Findlay ................................................................. 10/15/05

86 Jeremy Jones at Ferris State ...................................................... 10/18/08

85 Jerry Schnelker at Akron ............................................................ 10/28/39

85 Joe Magnatta at Michigan State ................................................ 10/10/42

82 Gerren DuHart vs. Hillsdale ......................................................... 10/6/12

Non-Scoring Interception Return

85 Antony DeDamos vs. Hillsdale ................................................... 11/15/14

75 George Lester at Ferris State ....................................................... 10/4/25

67 Don Keen vs. (opponent NA) ............................................................ 1957

66 Jeremy Jones at Nebraska-Kearney ........................................... 11/26/11

64 Derrick Mason at Ferris State ..................................................... 11/12/88

64 Alvin Mask at Findlay .................................................................. 9/14/02

63 Tom Beer vs. Grand Valley ........................................................... 11/6/93

55 Ken Lockhart at Tiffi n .................................................................. 11/7/87

54 Tony Dudley at Illinois State ........................................................ 9/21/85

51 Antwon Robinson vs. Urbana ........................................................ 9/3/11

Fumble Return for a Touchdown

90 Ron Adkins at Bloomsburg .......................................................... 8/31/96

84 Melvin Coleman at Grand Valley ................................................. 11/7/92

68 Jake Wenzel at Manchester ....................................................... 10/13/28

68 Athan Anagonye vs. Tiffi n ........................................................... 9/27/08

67 John Poplawski at Buff alo ........................................................... 11/2/57

65 Derrick Thomas vs. Saginaw Valley ........................................... 11/16/02

60 Owen Stemmelen at Assumption ................................................ 10/4/24

60 Chuck Masacek at Olivet ............................................................ 10/18/24

55 Leroy Dues at Hillsdale .............................................................. 10/18/30

42 Ed Viverette vs. Ashland .............................................................. 9/14/13

Non-Scoring Fumble Return

60 Martin Weisberg vs. Alma ........................................................... 9/27/19

34 John Atkinson vs. Ferris State ...................................................... 9/27/03

29 Brandon Cooper vs. Findlay ......................................................... 9/22/07

23 Tony Davis at Northern Michigan .............................................. 10/25/03

22 Floyd Ferjuste vs. Hillsdale* ...................................................... 10/14/06

18 Josh McLean at Hillsdale ............................................................. 11/5/05

15 Sal Warner at St. Joseph’s ......................................................... 11/14/98

14 Marcell Jones vs. Walsh ............................................................. 10/25/14

12 Alan Guy vs. Grand Valley ............................................................ 10/2/04

12 Andrew Matt at Winston-Salem State ....................................... 12/10/11

*-took lateral from Dan Barnes, who recovered a fumble.

Blocked Field Goal Return

73 Stan Thornton at Tiffi n (TD)......................................................... 9/26/09

42 Earl Carruthers vs. Ferris State (TD) ............................................. 9/27/03

19 Nick Burgess at Ferris State ....................................................... 10/10/98

12 Jamie Carpenter vs. Ashland ......................................................... 9/9/00

6 David Bernard at Ferris State ....................................................... 9/25/93

2 Earl Carruthers vs. Findlay ........................................................... 9/13/03

2 Daunte Akra at Tiffi n.................................................................... 9/11/10

Blocked Punt Return

40 Nate Collins at Northern Iowa (TD) .............................................. 8/30/01

29 Don Slankster vs. Northern Michigan .......................................... 10/7/00

23 Shomari Moss at Northern Michigan (TD) ................................. 10/25/03

20 Ryan Oshnock at Saginaw Valley (TD) ....................................... 11/15/03

19 Alan Burks at American International (TD) ................................ 10/16/93

10 Kevin Williams at Grand Valley (TD) ............................................ 9/28/85

10 Jay Hayes at Findlay (TD) ............................................................. 11/1/14

6 Shomari Moss vs. Michigan Tech ............................................... 10/18/03

Field Goal

52 Harold Grant Iler vs. Assumption ............................................... 10/15/20

51 Robert Klick at Ashland ............................................................. 10/14/89

51 Robert Klick at Northern Michigan ............................................ 10/20/90

51 Stefan Terleckyj at Grand Valley ................................................... 11/3/12

50 Carey Starnes vs. Towson State ................................................... 9/27/80

50 Jerry McGowan vs. St. Joseph’s ................................................... 9/24/83

50 David Chudzinski at Saginaw Valley .............................................. 9/6/08

49 David Chudzinski vs. Hillsdale ................................................... 10/14/06

48 Carey Starnes vs. Towson State ................................................... 9/27/80

48 Jerry McGowan vs. Kentucky State .............................................. 11/3/84

48 Craig Motzer vs. Tiffi n................................................................ 10/11/86

48 Stefan Terleckyj at Findlay ......................................................... 11/13/10

Consecutive Games Started

49 Joe Long ......................................................................................2008-11

48 Curtis Ferguson ...........................................................................2009-12

44 Rich Baur .....................................................................................1993-96

44 Mickey Mohner ...........................................................................2009-12

42 Pat Carmody ...............................................................................1974-77

42 Jon Zimmer .................................................................................1974-77

40 Gerren DuHart .............................................................................2011-14

A.J. Vaughn holds the WSU record for longest touchdown run

(90 yards vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee on September 30, 1967).

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RUSHINGYear Name ................................... Att. Yds Avg TD

1947 John Hazely ................................... 59 475 8.1 4

1948 John Hazely ................................... 93 515 5.5 6

1949 John Hazely ................................... 91 427 4.7 NA

1950 Elbert Richmond............................124 528 4.3 4

1951 Elbert Richmond............................165 790 4.8 5

1952 Gary Baillargeon ............................103 697 6.8 4

Elbert Richmond............................133 692 5.2 7

1953 Vic Zucco ....................................... 79 637 8.1 6

1954 Vic Zucco ....................................... 86 420 4.9 1

1955 Jack (J.D.) Goggins ........................ 63 223 3.5 0

1956 Jack Goggins ................................. 75 370 4.9 1

1957 Jim MacMillan ...............................102 404 4.0 4

1958 Jim MacMillan ...............................119 528 4.4 2

1959 Dick Laskowski ..............................106 328 3.1 1

1960 Jim Morse ......................................117 638 5.5 7

1961 John Kocher .................................. 86 270 3.1 2

1962 John Kocher .................................. 68 225 3.3 1

1963 John Gutowski...............................105 439 4.2 4

1964 Walt Lyszak ...................................112 436 3.9 2

1965 A.J. Vaughn ...................................105 336 3.2 1

1966 A.J. Vaughn ................................... 91 322 3.5 2

1967 A.J. Vaughn ...................................155 776 5.0 7

1968 George Crawford ........................... 40 297 7.4 2

1969 Tom Wilson ................................... 99 367 3.7 3

1970 George Crayton ............................. 41 206 5.0 2

1971 Walt Espy ......................................128 527 4.1 6

1972 Rod Shafer.....................................110 345 3.1 2

1973 Ed Skowneski ................................230 854 3.7 8

1974 Ed Skowneski ................................184 637 3.5 10

1975 Ed Skowneski ................................186 809 4.3 18

1976 Mike Stankovich ............................183 878 4.8 7

1977 Vince Biondo .................................152 606 4.0 3

1978 Randy Alexander ...........................127 688 5.4 3

1979 Randy Alexander ...........................138 577 4.2 1

1980 Willie Jackson................................114 454 4.0 2

1981 Sam Cheatham ..............................142 698 4.9 3

1982 Sam Cheatham ..............................109 343 3.2 2

1983 Jeff Carlini .....................................124 511 4.1 4

1984 L.C. Bulger III .................................127 542 4.3 7

Vic Chenault ..................................137 540 3.9 3

1985 Vic Chenault ..................................139 537 3.9 2

1986 Vic Chenault ..................................200 850 4.3 9

1987 L.C. Bulger III .................................241 1104 4.6 8

1988 Randy Holmes ...............................198 906 4.6 8

1989 Steve Lee .......................................133 594 4.5 7

1990 Steve Lee .......................................188 904 4.8 6

1991 Steve Lee .......................................214 634 3.0 8

1992 Joe Gough .....................................285 1340 4.7 8

1993 Joe Gough .....................................324 1250 3.9 12

1994 Joe Gough .....................................385 1593 4.1 13

1995 Arnie Gillert ................................... 71 241 3.4 1

Earl Reese ...................................... 58 240 4.1 2

1996 Arnie Gillert ...................................145 675 4.7 4

1997 Arnie Gillert ...................................175 950 5.4 6

1998 Andy Grimm .................................. 88 386 4.4 1

1999 Thabiti Williamson ........................104 513 4.9 3

2000 Thabiti Williamson ........................204 1266 6.2 5

2001 Nate Collins ................................... 58 241 4.2 0

2002 Craig Duppong ..............................219 1315 6.0 12

2003 Craig Duppong ..............................251 1089 4.3 11

2004 Chris Middlebrooks........................181 727 4.0 6

2005 Chris Middlebrooks........................239 1029 4.3 7

2006 Joique Bell .....................................348 2065 5.9 22

2007 Joique Bell .....................................289 1427 4.9 25

2008 Joique Bell .....................................218 1152 5.3 12

2009 Joique Bell .....................................326 2084 6.4 29

2010 Josh Renel .....................................224 1249 5.6 14

2011 Toney Davis ...................................290 1557 5.4 22

Josh Renel .....................................285 1353 4.7 14

2012 Toney Davis ...................................195 949 4.9 13

2013 Toney Davis ...................................180 743 4.1 8

2014 Desmond Martin ...........................287 1578 5.5 16

PASSINGYear Name ....................... Comp. Att. Pct. Yds. Int TD

1942 Doug Rutherford ....................58 142 40.8 NA NA NA

1947 Gene D’Ambrosio ...................13 47 27.7 138 4 1

1948 Gene D’Ambrosio ...................17 64 26.6 154 7 2

1949 Gene D’Ambrosio ...................36 108 33.3 507 11 5

1950 Dick Brown .............................22 73 30.1 484 10 4

1951 Dick Brown .............................46 93 49.5 556 5 6

1952 Dick Brown .............................63 126 50.0 800 9 14

1953 Dick Lisabeth ..........................23 53 43.4 335 2 2

1954 Ned Kramer ............................25 59 42.4 477 5 6

1955 Hal Willard .............................16 40 40.0 217 4 3

1956 Ron Kowalczyk .......................21 52 40.4 282 7 1

1957 Ron Kowalczyk .......................33 85 38.8 604 4 4

1958 Mike Soluk .............................32 81 39.5 454 9 6

1959 Dick Laskowski .........................9 22 40.9 101 4 3

1960 Mike Soluk .............................56 109 51.4 776 6 6

1961 Don Smith ..............................11 44 25.0 120 9 0

1962 Don Smith ..............................31 55 56.4 434 1 4

1963 Dennis D’Angelo .....................21 65 32.3 228 7 4

1964 Tom Grange ...........................19 51 37.3 233 6 2

1965 Ray Sliwinski ..........................13 25 52.0 231 0 3

1966 A.J. Vaughn ............................40 85 47.1 548 9 3

1967 A.J. Vaughn ............................68 142 47.9 1090 7 17

1968 Bill Cortis ................................19 48 39.6 248 2 3

1969 Gary Rossi ...............................21 48 43.8 395 5 1

Mitch Ritter ............................23 55 41.8 262 6 2

1970 Gary Rossi ...............................62 158 39.2 914 10 4

1971 Mitch Ritter ............................36 76 47.4 231 3 2

1972 George Birch...........................24 68 35.3 349 10 3

Rod Shafer..............................26 68 38.2 322 7 2

1973 Ed Skowneski .........................47 122 38.5 703 9 2

1974 Ed Skowneski .........................48 116 41.4 677 4 4

1975 Ed Skowneski .........................59 119 49.6 847 7 5

1976 Jim Gendron ...........................46 101 45.5 699 7 5

1977 Jim Gendron ...........................32 66 48.5 463 7 6

Terry Copacia ..........................29 63 46.1 431 3 2

1978 Jim Gendron ...........................61 136 44.9 685 12 3

1979 Jeff Ragland ...........................81 165 49.1 923 5 2

1980 Greg Goldstein .......................31 85 36.5 402 2 2

1981 Greg Goldstein .......................21 67 31.3 423 11 2

1982 Alastair Mitchell .....................98 240 40.8 1212 18 3

1983 John Lonchar ..........................71 132 53.8 838 9 7

1984 Rich Popp .............................138 257 53.7 1798 13 12

1985 Rich Popp ...............................66 151 43.7 724 7 5

1986 Rich Popp ...............................75 177 42.4 1119 13 3

1987 Mike Greenier .........................98 208 47.1 1306 10 7

1988 Mike Greenier .........................91 196 46.4 1154 13 7

1989 Paul Kroll ..............................137 291 47.1 1824 19 12

1990 Paul Kroll ................................85 175 48.6 1138 10 8

1991 Jeff Kucemba ..........................69 153 45.1 920 11 7

1992 Mark Friday ............................95 211 45.0 1117 10 10

1993 Mark Friday ..........................209 390 53.6 2478 19 19

1994 Anthony Frederick ..................93 175 53.1 1229 5 10

1995 Anthony Frederick ................106 220 48.2 1304 7 8

1996 Jimmy Hill ............................100 194 51.5 1138 12 7

1997 Michael Gluski ......................156 334 46.7 1884 9 14

1998 Michael Gluski ......................153 322 47.5 1981 17 19

1999 Jason Charron.......................117 274 42.7 1329 17 12

2000 Jason Charron.......................147 335 43.9 2385 19 21

2001 Dan Gray ..............................121 278 43.5 1735 12 13

2002 Dan Gray ................................92 194 47.4 1072 8 7

2003 Randy Hutchison ..................186 315 59.0 2292 13 10

2004 Nolan Martin ..........................68 177 38.4 747 6 1

2005 Nolan Martin ........................137 285 48.1 1470 13 6

2006 Trent Pohl ..............................93 184 50.5 1233 8 8

2007 Trent Pohl ..............................86 195 44.1 1072 8 7

2008 Kevin Smith ............................74 159 46.5 805 6 9

2009 Mickey Mohner ......................73 138 52.9 1123 8 9

2010 Mickey Mohner ....................158 263 60.1 2015 10 14

2011 Mickey Mohner ....................186 334 55.7 2799 11 25

2012 Mickey Mohner ....................120 226 53.1 1350 6 7

2013 Carl Roscoe .............................56 120 46.7 814 6 6

2014 Carl Roscoe ...........................107 188 56.9 1615 9 10

RECEIVINGYear Name ......................................Rec. Yds Avg TD

1947 John Hazely .......................................... 7 34 4.9 2

1948 Edward Dopkowski................................ 7 99 14.1 0

1949 Edward Dopkowski.............................. 17 276 16.2 1

1950 Robert Langas ..................................... 10 181 18.1 1

1951 James Johnston ................................... 24 354 14.8 4

1952 James Johnston ................................... 36 408 11.3 4

1953 Jack Crittendon ................................... 20 247 12.4 1

1954 Richard Lisabeth.................................. 16 327 20.4 2

1955 Robert Lovasik....................................... 6 43 7.2 1

Terrence (T.J.) Fagan ............................. 6 40 6.7 0

1956 John Poplawski ................................... 15 186 12.4 1

1957 John Poplawski ................................... 14 166 11.9 3

1958 John Poplawski ................................... 16 171 10.7 2

1959 Dale Mandrell ...................................... 15 125 8.3 4

1960 Gus MacKenzie .................................... 20 335 16.8 2

1961 Daniel Vervisch ...................................... 7 42 6.0 0

1962 Andrew Jackson .................................. 14 159 11.4 1

1963 Andrew Jackson .................................. 10 114 11.4 1

1964 Haywood Sharpley .............................. 15 203 13.5 2

1965 Norm Levin.......................................... 12 170 14.2 2

Don Samardich .................................... 12 113 9.4 1

1966 Norm Levin.......................................... 16 305 19.1 4

1967 Paul Hay .............................................. 18 253 14.1 6

1968 George Crawford ................................. 17 269 15.8 1

1969 Terry Fuller .......................................... 15 287 19.1 2

1970 Terry Fuller .......................................... 32 451 14.1 3

1971 Terry Fuller .......................................... 20 230 11.5 1

1972 Dick Byas ............................................. 18 281 15.6 3

1973 Dick Byas ............................................. 15 245 16.3 1

1974 Dean Morrison ..................................... 12 250 20.8 1

Mike Eggleston ................................... 12 177 14.8 2

1975 Dean Morrison ..................................... 22 426 19.4 2

1976 Dean Morrison ..................................... 30 471 15.7 1

1977 Dean Morrison ..................................... 22 398 18.1 5

1978 Paul Longo .......................................... 26 322 12.4 0

1979 Paul Longo .......................................... 21 254 12.1 1

1980 Paul Longo .......................................... 36 492 13.7 0

1981 Mark Woodson .................................... 15 340 22.7 2

1982 Greg Goldstein .................................... 53 764 14.4 3

1983 Lennie Jacosky .................................... 26 344 13.2 2

1984 Tom Badalamenti ................................ 45 845 18.8 5

1985 Tom Badalamenti ................................ 23 439 19.1 4

1986 Chad Fietsam ...................................... 29 570 19.7 3

1987 Joe Benke ............................................ 28 375 13.4 3

1988 Joe Benke ............................................ 39 536 13.7 1

1989 Derric Coakley ..................................... 39 558 14.3 3

1990 Ray Ponder .......................................... 52 859 16.5 6

1991 Ray Ponder .......................................... 54 723 13.4 7

1992 Ray Ponder .......................................... 35 487 13.9 2

1993 Joe Gough ........................................... 37 217 5.9 2

1994 Nate Bush ............................................ 26 436 16.8 5

1995 Nate Bush ............................................ 35 563 16.1 3

1996 Chris George ........................................ 36 429 11.9 3

1997 Jimmy Hill ........................................... 49 775 15.8 6

1998 Jimmy Hill ........................................... 60 858 14.3 15

1999 Pierre Brown ....................................... 31 533 17.2 9

2000 Pierre Brown ....................................... 66 1492 22.6 17

2001 Pierre Brown ....................................... 57 953 16.7 11

2002 Nate Collins ......................................... 46 714 15.5 8

2003 Nick Body ............................................ 73 1110 15.2 7

2004 Ronald Williams .................................. 24 332 13.8 1

2005 Nick Body ............................................ 67 809 12.1 3

2006 Nick Body ............................................ 29 529 18.2 2

2007 Ed Sanders .......................................... 27 418 15.5 1

2008 Joique Bell ........................................... 20 226 11.3 1

2009 Troy Burrell ......................................... 25 458 18.3 4

2010 Troy Burrell .......................................... 57 900 15.8 6

2011 Troy Burrell .......................................... 87 1633 18.8 15

2012 Dominique Maybanks ......................... 36 411 11.4 1

2013 Michael Johnson ................................. 33 491 14.9 1

Dominique Maybanks ......................... 33 443 13.4 5

2014 Michael Johnson ................................. 59 879 14.9 10

ANNUAL LEADERS


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The Wayne State University Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 1976 to honor former WSU athletes, coaches, administrators and supporters of all Wayne State

intercollegiate sport programs. Through 40 induction classes, 55 of the 225 inductees have played or coached Wayne State Tartar/Warrior football. The following is the list of

Tartar/Warrior football inductees in the Wayne State Athletic Hall of Fame:

Charter Class of 1976

David L. Holmes, Head Football Coach

1977

Newman H. Ertell

George Gembis

1978

David Beauvais

Russell Lightbody

Jack Rice

Leon Wheeler

1979

Thomas B. Adams

Edward O. Spence

1980

Joseph G. Gembis

Victor G. Hanson

H. Grant Iler

1981

John K. Cotton

Joel G. Mason, Football Coach

1983

John M. Hazely

1984

William Collins

Richard J. Lisabeth

1985

Donald Robinson

A.J. Vaughn

1986

Elbert Richmond

W. Stanley Seitz

Norman G. Wann, Head Football Coach

1987

Richard R. Byas, Jr.

Walter B. Jenkins

Edward Skownewski, Jr.

1988

Lowell E. Blanchard

Wayne D. Brenkert

Laurence E. Russell

1989

Frederick P. Bens

1990

Frank “Ace” Cudillo

Victor A. Zucco

1991

Nicholas Cherup

1992

Bruno Marana

Ben J. Paolucci

Jerry Sevick

1993

Robert F. Langas

Robert R. Luby

1994

Angelo Gust

James K. O’Hara

Kevin Ponticelli

Robert F. Wyman

1996

Gerald (Jerry) Schnelker

1997

Paul Butcher

1998

Wesley Carlos

2002

Richard Lowry, Head Football Coach

2004

Gary Schultz

2005

Joe Gough

2006

T. Richard “Dick” Brown

2007

Keith Anleitner

2008

Pierre Brown

2010

Craig Duppong

Mitch Ritter

2013

Steve Lee

Brian VanGorder

2015

Dante Dunn

Steve Lee, a 2013 inductee, currently ranks fi fth in career

rushing yards but was the school record holder when

he graduated in 1991. Lee still ranks fourth in career

all-purpose yards with 4,161.

The 2016 Hall of Fame induction

ceremony will take place on

Saturday, February 20.

Anyone interested in nominating someone for

the athletic hall of fame, should write:

Jeff Weiss

Senior Associate Athletic Director


5101 John C. Lodge

101 Matthaei

Detroit, MI 48202

2013 inductee Brian VanGorder (left) is one of the all-

time leading tacklers in school history with 335 stops

from 1977-80. He also coached the Tartars for three

years (1992-94) recording 15 wins.

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES


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Overall LeagueYear W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Finish Coach Captain(s)1918 4 0 0 1.000 David L. Holmes Wayne D. Brenkert

1919 3 5 0 .375 David L. Holmes George Dennis

1920# 5 1 1 .786 David L. Holmes Harold Grant Iler

1921 6 0 2 .875 David L. Holmes Hazen Dever

1922 2 3 2 .429 David L. Holmes Cam Cunningham

1923 4 3 1 .563 David L. Holmes Al Litzenburger

1924 2 5 0 .286 David L. Holmes Willard Bates

1925 4 3 1 .563 David L. Holmes Leigh Pascoe

1926 2 4 1 .357 David L. Holmes Art Blum

1927 2 6 0 .250 David L. Holmes Adolph Rehn

1928 2 5 1 .313 David L. Holmes Malcolm Stuart

1929 2 7 0 .222 Norman G. Wann Jerry Boglarsky

1930 0 9 0 .000 Norman G. Wann Henry Backus,

Laurence Russell

1931 0 6 1 .071 Norman G. Wann Alex Jamieson

1932 1 6 0 .143 Joseph G. Gembis Clarence Mumma

1933 2 5 1 .313 Joseph G. Gembis No captains


1935 5 2 1 .688 Joseph G. Gembis Fred Bens



1938 2 6 0 .250 Joseph G. Gembis George Gembis

1939 4 5 0 .444 Joseph G. Gembis Frank Cudillo

1940 4 1 3 .688 Joseph G. Gembis Frank Cudillo,

Pat Savage

1941 2 6 0 .250 Joseph G. Gembis Ed Larimore

1942 1 6 1 .188 Joseph G. Gembis Frank Chorney,

Donald Kennedy

1943 0 3 0 .000 Joseph G. Gembis Frank Bielman, Jr.

1944 1 1 0 .500 Joseph G. Gembis John Rice

1945 2 5 1 .313 Joseph G. Gembis Nicholas Cherup

1946 4 5 0 .444 John P. Hackett John Cotton,

Joseph Magnatta

1947 5 2 0 .714 John P. Hackett Allen Griffi ths,

Stephen Zukowski

1948 4 4 0 .500 Herbert L. Smith Virgil Florea,

John Hazely

1949 3 5 0 .375 Louis F. Zarza Edward Demerjian,

Bruno Marana

1950 2 7 0 .222 Louis F. Zarza Charles Milo,

Bob Wyman

1951 5 4 0 .556 Louis F. Zarza Bob Langas

1952 4 4 0 .500 Louis F. Zarza Dick Brown,

Wes Carlos

1953 3 4 1 .438 Louis F. Zarza Roger Parmentier,

Richard White

1954 3 5 1 .389 Louis F. Zarza Dick Lisabeth

1955 1 5 1 .214 1 3 1 .300 4th Herbert L. Smith Jack Goggins,

Don Halverson, Robert Lovasik

1956 4 2 1 .643 3 0 1 .875 1st Herbert L. Smith Gerald Heaton,

Hal Willard

1957 4 3 0 .571 2 1 0 .667 2nd Herbert L. Smith Ron Kowalczyk,

Benny Paolucci

1958 2 4 1 .357 2 1 1 .625 3rd Herbert L. Smith Wayne Mueller

1959 4 3 0 .571 4 1 0 .800 2nd Herbert L. Smith James O’Hara

1960 4 3 0 .571 3 2 0 .600 T-3rd Harold D. Willard Dale Mandrell,

Jim Morse

1961 1 6 0 .143 1 4 0 .200 7th Harold D. Willard Mike Cornelia,

Barry Sarver

1962 0 6 1 .071 0 4 1 .100 8th Harold D. Willard Enrico Odorico

1963 3 4 0 .429 3 3 0 .500 4th Harold D. Willard Dennis D’Angelo,

Al Tessmer

1964 4 3 1 .563 4 1 1 .750 1st Stanley J. Marshall Dave Marten,

Don Urban

1965 3 4 1 .438 3 2 1 .583 4th Vernon K. Gale Jim Carmichael,

Bob Schroeder

1966 2 6 0 .250 Vernon K. Gale Al Poppenhager

1967 7 2 0 .778 Vernon K. Gale Dave Krupski,

A.J. Vaughn

1968 3 6 0 .333 Vernon K. Gale George Crawford,

Ed Pavoris

1969 4 4 0 .500 Vernon K. Gale Bill Cortis,

Leit Jones

1970 6 2 0 .750 Vernon K. Gale Tom Bomberski,

Tom Sheppard

1971 4 4 0 .500 Vernon K. Gale George Breaz,

Ed Moten

1972 2 5 1 .313 David F. Hoover Larry Fitzpatrick,

Rick Marsack, Pasco Yearby

1973 5 5 0 .500 David F. Hoover Dick Byas,

Jon Wilkerson

1974 7 3 0 .700 Richard Lowry Virgil Seal,

Doug Webber

1975 8 3 0 .727 3 1 0 .750 1st Richard Lowry Tom Hurley,

Ed Skowneski

Conference Membership:

President’s Athletic Conference, 1955-1965 (26-22-6, .537)

Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, 1975-1989, 1999-present (99-138-1, .418)

Midwest Intercollegiate Football Conference, 1990-1998 (31-59-0, .344)

#-Includes forfeit win over Defi ance. *-Includes forfeit win from Northern Michigan.

%-Includes forfeit win from Saginaw Valley. Forfeit wins are not refl ected in NCAA team or coaching records.

Overall LeagueYear W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Finish Coach Captain(s)1976 8 2 0 .800 3 2 0 .600 T-2nd Richard Lowry Keith Anleitner,

Mike Stankovich

1977 7 4 0 .636 3 2 0 .600 2nd Richard Lowry Pat Carmody,

Randy Epley

1978 5 4 0 .556 4 1 0 .800 2nd Richard Lowry Jim Gendron,

Jerry LaPointe

1979 3 5 1 .389 3 1 1 .700 2nd Richard Lowry John Bertolini,

Mike Britt, Dave Thorne

1980 5 4 0 .556 3 3 0 .500 4th Stephen Fickert Randy Alexander,

Phil Emery, Brian VanGorder, Jeff Ragland

1981 4 5 0 .444 3 3 0 .500 T-3rd David C. Farris Mark Garcia,

Bob VanGorder

1982 3 7 0 .300 2 4 0 .333 T-4th David C. Farris Game captains

1983 7 3 0 .700 4 2 0 .667 T-2nd David C. Farris Game captains

1984 6 5 0 .545 4 2 0 .667 3rd David C. Farris Game captains

1985 1 8 1 .150 1 5 0 .167 6th David C. Farris Paul Butcher,

Rich Popp

1986 3 7 0 .300 0 5 0 .000 6th David C. Farris Mark Brown,

Richard Glodowski, Rich Popp, Dave Vicari

1987 4 6 0 .400 0 4 0 .000 6th Joe B. Horn Roger Calcaterra,

Steve Gregor

1988 2 8 0 .200 0 5 0 .000 6th Joe B. Horn Martin Altounian,

Jeff Bero,

Derrick Mason

1989 2 8 0 .200 0 5 0 .000 6th Joe B. Horn Tony Beaune,

Chuck Crespi, Ken Lockhart

1990 3 7 0 .300 3 7 0 .300 T-9th Joe B. Horn Mike DenDooven,

Paul Kroll

1991 4 6 0 .400 4 6 0 .400 T-7th Joe B. Horn Mike DenDooven,

Steve Lee

1992 4 7 0 .364 3 7 0 .300 T-7th Brian VanGorder Dale Dwojakowski,

Jeff Henson

1993 6 5 0 .545 5 5 0 .500 T-6th Brian VanGorder Tom Beer,

Mark Friday, Kevin Worthy

1994* 6 5 0 .545 6 4 0 .600 T-4th Brian VanGorder Joe Gough,

Richard Hall, Tim Morris

1995 3 8 0 .273 3 7 0 .300 T-8th Dominic Livedoti Nate Bush,

Garth Frost, Gary Ruttan

1996 2 9 0 .182 2 8 0 .200 T-9th Dominic Livedoti Rich Baur,

Al Burks, Ken Johnson, Derek Lindsay, Earl Reese

1997 3 8 0 .272 3 7 0 .300 T-7th Barry Fagan Ron Adkins,

Tim Carpenter, Arnie Gillert, Tony Hawk

1998 2 9 0 .182 2 8 0 .200 T-12th Barry Fagan Daishawn Franklin,

Andy Grimm

1999 0 11 0 .000 0 10 0 .000 13th Barry Fagan Doug DenDooven,

Don Galovich, Scott Wooster

2000 4 6 0 .400 4 6 0 .400 T-8th Steve Kazor Tim Homrich,

Huston Julian

2001 3 7 0 .300 3 6 0 .333 T-7th Steve Kazor Game captains

2002 3 8 0 .272 3 7 0 .300 T-9th Steve Kazor Game captains

2003 3 8 0 .272 2 8 0 .200 T-11th Steve Kazor Craig Duppong,

Randy Hutchison, Nick Pappas, Leo Wells

2004 1 9 0 .100 1 9 0 .100 13th Paul Winters Earl Carruthers,

Jon Herstein, Leo Wells

2005% 4 6 0 .400 4 6 0 .400 T-7th Paul Winters Grant Fodor,

Michael Hall, Ryan Oshnock, Leo Wells

2006 6 5 0 .545 6 4 0 .600 T-4th Paul Winters Alan Clay,

Grant Fodor, Alan Guy, Ryan Oshnock, Jake Weingartz

2007 3 8 0 .273 2 8 0 .200 12th Paul Winters Dante Dunn,

Daryl Graham, Alan Guy, Frank Lietke, John Rehberg

2008 8 3 0 .727 7 3 0 .700 T-3rd Paul Winters Andrew Bates,

Joique Bell, Tristan Black, Dante Dunn

2009 6 5 0 .545 5 5 0 .500 8th Paul Winters Joique Bell,

Ryan Jonik, Matt Shango, Bruno Shkreli

2010 9 2 0 .818 8 2 0 .800 T-1st/South Paul Winters Daunte Akra,

Marc Cuddeback, Joe Long, Nick Thomas, Stan Thornton

2011* 12 4 0 .750 7 3 0 .700 2nd/South Paul Winters Joe Long,

Mickey Mohner, Josh Renel, Raliegh Ross, Nick Thomas

2012 5 5 0 .500 5 5 0 .500 6th/South Paul Winters Curtis Ferguson,

Zach Houghton, Mickey Mohner, Nick Thomas

2013 3 8 0 .273 3 7 0 .500 T-6th/North Paul Winters Thom Box,

Andrew Matt, Dominique Maybanks, Chet Privett, Ed Viverette

2014 7 4 0 .636 6 4 0 .600 T-3rd/North Paul Winters Thom Box,

Gerren DuHart, Nores Fradi, Desmond Martin, Ben Walker

Totals 359 472 29 .434 156 219 7 .418

*-National Runners-Up.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD


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2014 WSU Captains (left to right): #4-Gerren DuHart, #58-Nores Fradi, #61-Ben Walker and #2-Desmond Martin before home opener vs. Michigan Tech (Kyle Skerbe).

Ron Adkins ............................................ 1997

Daunte Akra .......................................... 2010

Randy Alexander ................................... 1980

Martin Altounian ................................... 1988

Keith Anleitner ...................................... 1976

Henry Backus ........................................ 1930

Rich Baur ............................................... 1996

Andrew Bates ........................................ 2008

Willard Bates......................................... 1924

Tony Beaune ......................................... 1989

Tom Beer ............................................... 1993

Joique Bell .......................................2008-09

Fred Bens .............................................. 1935

Jeff Bero ................................................ 1988

John Bertolini ........................................ 1979

Zak Bielecki ........................................... 2015

Frank Bielman, Jr. ................................. 1943

Tristan Black.......................................... 2008

Art Blum................................................ 1926

Jerry Boglarsky ...................................... 1929

Tom Bomberski ..................................... 1970

Thom Box .........................................2013-14

George Breaz ......................................... 1971

Wayne D. Brenkert ................................ 1918

Mike Britt .............................................. 1979

Dick Brown ............................................ 1952

Mark Brown .......................................... 1986

Al Burks ................................................. 1996

Nate Bush.............................................. 1995

Paul Butcher ......................................... 1985

Ashawn Butler ...................................... 2015

Dick Byas ............................................... 1973

Roger Calcaterra .................................... 1987

Wes Carlos ............................................ 1952

Jim Carmichael ...................................... 1965

Pat Carmody ......................................... 1977

Tim Carpenter ....................................... 1997

Earl Carruthers ...................................... 2004

Nicholas Cherup .................................... 1945

Frank Chorney ....................................... 1942

Alan Clay ............................................... 2006

Mike Cornelia ........................................ 1961

Bill Cortis ............................................... 1969

John “Jack” Cotton ................................ 1946

George Crawford ................................... 1968

Chuck Crespi .......................................... 1989

Marc Cuddeback .................................... 2010

Frank “Ace” Cudillo ..........................1939-40

Cam Cunningham ................................. 1922

Dennis D’Angelo.................................... 1963

Edward Demerjian ................................ 1949

Doug DenDooven .................................. 1999

Mike DenDooven ..............................1990-91

George Dennis ....................................... 1919

Hazen Dever .......................................... 1921

Gerren DuHart ....................................... 2014

Dante Dunn ......................................2007-08

Craig Duppong ...................................... 2003

Dale Dwojakowski ................................. 1992

Phil Emery ............................................. 1980

Randy Epley .......................................... 1977

Curtis Ferguson ..................................... 2012

Larry Fitzpatrick .................................... 1972

Virgil Florea ........................................... 1948

Grant Fodor ......................................2005-06

Nores Fradi ............................................ 2014

Daishawn Franklin ................................ 1998

Mark Friday ........................................... 1993

Garth Frost ............................................ 1994

Don Galovich ......................................... 1999

Mark Garcia ........................................... 1981

George Gembis ...................................... 1938

Jim Gendron .......................................... 1978

Arnie Gillert ........................................... 1997

Richard Glodowski ................................ 1986

Jack Goggins ......................................... 1955

Joe Gough ............................................. 1994

Daryl Graham ........................................ 2007

Steve Gregor ......................................... 1987

Allen Griffi ths ........................................ 1947

Andy Grimm .......................................... 1998

Alan Guy ..........................................2006-07

Michael Hall .......................................... 2005

Richard Hall ........................................... 1994

Don Halverson ....................................... 1955

Tony Hawk ............................................ 1997

John Hazely ........................................... 1948

Gerald Heaton ....................................... 1956

Jeff Henson ........................................... 1992

Jon Herstein .......................................... 2004

Tim Homrich ......................................... 2000

Zach Houghton ..................................... 2012

Tom Hurley ........................................... 1975

Randy Hutchison ................................... 2003

Harold G. Iler ......................................... 1920

Alex Jamieson ....................................... 1931

Ken Johnson .......................................... 1996

Leit Jones .............................................. 1969

Ryan Jonik ............................................. 2009

Huston Julian ........................................ 2000

Donald Kennedy .................................... 1942

Ron Kowalczyk ...................................... 1957

Paul Kroll .............................................. 1990

Dave Krupski ......................................... 1967

Bob Langas ........................................... 1951

Jerry LaPointe ....................................... 1978

Ed Larimore ........................................... 1941

Steve Lee............................................... 1991

Frank Lietke .......................................... 2007

Derek Lindsay ........................................ 1996

Dick Lisabeth ......................................... 1954

Al Litzenburger ..................................... 1923

Ken Lockhart ......................................... 1989

Joe Long ...........................................2010-11

Robert Lovasik ...................................... 1955

Joseph Magnatta .................................. 1946

Dale Mandrell ....................................... 1960

Bruno Marana ....................................... 1949

Rick Marsack ......................................... 1972

Dave Marten ......................................... 1964

Desmond Martin ................................... 2014

Derrick Mason ....................................... 1988

Andrew Matt ......................................... 2013

Dominique Maybanks ........................... 2013

Charles Milo .......................................... 1950

Mickey Mohner ................................2011-12

Tim Morris ............................................. 1994

Jim Morse.............................................. 1960

Ed Moten............................................... 1971

Wayne Mueller ...................................... 1958

Clarence Mumma .................................. 1932

Enrico Odorico ....................................... 1962

James O’Hara ........................................ 1959

Ryan Oshnock ...................................2005-06

Benny Paolucci ...................................... 1958

Nick Pappas ........................................... 2003

Roger Parmentier .................................. 1953

Leigh Pascoe ......................................... 1925

Ed Pavoris ............................................. 1968

Rich Popp .........................................1985-86

Al Poppenhager .................................... 1966

Chet Privett ........................................... 2013

Jeff Ragland .......................................... 1980

Earl Reese .............................................. 1996

John Rehberg ........................................ 2007

Adolph Rehn ......................................... 1927

Josh Renel ............................................. 2011

John Rice ............................................... 1944

Carl Roscoe ............................................ 2015

Raleigh Ross .......................................... 2011

Laurence Russell ................................... 1930

Gary Ruttan ........................................... 1995

Barry Sarver .......................................... 1961

Pat Savage ............................................ 1940

Bob Schroeder ....................................... 1965

Virgil Seal .............................................. 1974

Matt Shango ......................................... 2009

Tom Sheppard ....................................... 1970

Bruno Shkreli ........................................ 2009

Ed Skowneski ........................................ 1975

Mike Stankovich .................................... 1976

Malcolm Stuart ..................................... 1928

Al Tessmer ............................................ 1963

Nick Thomas .......................2010-11 (inj.)-12

Dave Thorne .......................................... 1979

Stan Thornton ....................................... 2010

Don Urban ............................................. 1964

Bob VanGorder ...................................... 1981

Brian VanGorder .................................... 1980

A.J. Vaughn ........................................... 1967

Dave Vicari ............................................ 1986

Ed Viverette .......................................... 2013

Ben Walker ........................................... 2014

Ethan Walsh .......................................... 2015

Doug Webber ........................................ 1974

Jake Weingartz ..................................... 2006

Leo Wells ................................... 2003-04-05

Richard White ....................................... 1953

Jon Wilkerson ....................................... 1973

Hal Willard ............................................ 1956

Scott Wooster ....................................... 1999

Kevin Worthy ........................................ 1993

Bob Wyman .......................................... 1950

Pasco Yearby ......................................... 1972

Stephen Zukowski ................................. 1947

No Captains ...........................1933-34-36-37

Game Captains ................ 1982-83-84-01-02

WAYNE STATE’S ALL-TIME CAPTAINS


#WARRIORFB 111

Winters’ Career Coaching Record Versus Opponents

School GP Won Lost Pct. Points For Points Allowed Overtime

Ashland 10 3 7 .300 246 305 0-0

Carson-Newman 2 1 1 .500 69 86 0-0

Ferris State 6 2 4 .333 128 121 0-0

Findlay 9 6 3 .667 284 210 0-2

Gannon 4 3 1 .750 115 73 0-0

Grand Valley 9 0 9 .000 119 316 0-0

Hillsdale 11 6 5 .545 215 280 1-0

Indianapolis 8 6 2 .750 190 180 1-0

Lake Erie 5 4 1 .800 172 134 0-0

Malone 3 3 0 1.000 115 56 0-0

Mercyhurst 4 3 1 .750 130 112 0-1

Michigan Tech 9 3 6 .333 183 225 0-0

Minnesota-Duluth 1 1 0 1.000 31 25 0-0

Nebraska-Kearney 1 1 0 1.000 38 26 0-0

Northern Michigan 9 4 5 .444 215 231 0-0

Northwood 10 5 5 .500 270 324 0-0

Ohio Dominican 2 2 0 1.000 48 31 0-0

Pittsburg State 1 0 1 .000 21 35 0-0

Saginaw Valley 8& 1 7 .125 111 211 0-0

St. Cloud State 1 1 0 1.000 48 38 0-0

Saint Joseph’s 2 1 1 .500 52 36 0-0

Tiffi n 5 4 1 .800 213 66 0-0

Urbana 1 1 0 1.000 69 24 0-0

Walsh 1 1 0 1.000 52 17 0-0

Winston-Salem State 1 1 0 1.000 21 14 0-0

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CAREER TOTALS 112 56 56 .500 2795 2941 2-3

WSU head coach Paul Winters addressing the media following the 2011 national semifi nal victory at Winston-Salem State. Senior running back Josh Renel is to coach Winters right, while senior

safety Jeremy Jones is to coach Winters left (photo by Jason Clark).

WSU Record By Decade

Decade W L T Pct.

1910s 8 5 0 .615

1920s 30 37 9 .454

1930s 32 44 4 .425

1940s 26 38 5 .413

1950s 32 41 5 .442

1960s 31 44 3 .417

1970s 55 37 2 .596

1980s 37 61 1 .379

1990s 32 76 0 .296

2000s 40 66 0 .377

2010s 36 23 0 .610

TOTAL 359 472 29 .434

At Home

Decade W L T Pct.

1910s 6 2 0 .750

1920s 20 19 6 .511

1930s 17 20 3 .463

1940s 15 15 2 .500

1950s 22 13 4 .615

1960s 19 19 2 .500

1970s 28 18 1 .606

1980s 23 24 1 .490

1990s 13 40 0 .245

2000s 21 31 0 .404

2010s 19 9 0 .679

TOTAL 203 210 19 .492

Away/Neutral

Decade W L T Pct.

1910s 1 3 0 .250

1920s 11 18 3 .390

1930s 15 24 1 .388

1940s 11 23 3 .338

1950s 10 28 1 .269

1960s 12 25 1 .329

1970s 27 19 1 .585

1980s 14 37 0 .275

1990s 19 36 0 .345

2000s 19 35 0 .352

2010s 17 14 0 .548

TOTAL 156 262 10 .376

School GP Home Away Neutral

Ashland 10 3-2 0-5 0-0

Carson-Newman 2 1-0 0-1 0-0

Ferris State 5 1-2 1-1 0-0

Findlay 9 2-2 4-1 0-0

Gannon 4 2-0 1-1 0-0

Grand Valley 9 0-4 0-4 0-1 (5th/3rd Ballpark)

Hillsdale 11 5-0 1-4 0-1 (Ford Field)

Indianapolis 8 2-2 4-0 0-0

Lake Erie 5 2-0 2-1 0-0

Malone 3 2-0 1-0 0-0

Mercyhurst 4 3-0 0-1 0-0

Michigan Tech 9 2-3 1-3 0-0

Minnesota-Duluth 1 0-0 1-0 0-0

Nebraska-Kearney 1 0-0 1-0 0-0

Northern Michigan 9 3-1 1-4 0-0

Northwood 10 3-3 2-2 0-0

Ohio Dominican 2 1-0 1-0 0-0

Pittsburg State 1 0-0 0-0 0-1 (Braly Stadium$)

Saginaw Valley 8& 0-4 1-3& 0-0

St. Cloud State 1 0-0 1-0 0-0

Saint Joseph’s 2 0-1 1-0 0-0

Tiffi n 5 2-1 2-0 0-0

Urbana 1 1-0 0-0 0-0

Walsh 1 1-0 0-0 0-0

Winston-Salem State 1 0-0 1-0 0-0

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CAREER TOTALS 123 35-25 28-32 0-3

&-Forfeit by Saginaw Valley not included in record. $-2011 NCAA Division II National Championship Game.

WINTERS COACHING RECORD VS. OPPONENTS


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1918 (4-0-0) - David L. Holmes

10-6 at Assumption W 41- 0

11-4 Eastern Michigan¥ W 18- 0

11-23 Assumption W 35- 0

11-28 Detroit W 6- 0


9-27 at Alma L 0-13

10-4 at Western Michigan∑ L 0-88

10-11 Adrian L 0-20

11-1 at Assumption L 0-13

11-8 Toledo W 8- 7

11-15 Central Michigan W 42-14


11-27 MSU Frosh L 0-24


10-9 Toledo W 14- 0


10-30 Ferris State W 48- 0

11-6 at Eastern Michigan¥ L 7-21

11-13 at Grand Rapids JC W 20- 0

11-20 at Defi ance W Forfeit

11-25 Central Michigan T 6- 6



10-8 Alma T 0- 0

10-15 Baldwin-Wallace W 28- 0

10-29 Eastern Michigan W 3- 0

11-5 Olivet W 26- 0

11-12 Grand Rapids JC W 39- 0

11-19 at Toledo W 13- 0




10-14 at Baldwin-Wallace L 0-32

10-28 at Eastern Michigan T 0- 0

11-4 Olivet T 0- 0

11-11 at Grand Rapids JC L 0- 3

11-18 Toledo W 6- 0

11-30 Central Michigan L 7-20



10-20 Hope W 20- 0

10-27 at Adrian L 0-13


11-10 at Olivet T 7- 7

11-17 at Toledo L 0-38

11-24 Findlay W 28- 0




10-18 at Olivet L 14-19


11-1 Adrian L 6-19

11-8 at Grand Rapids JC L 7-10

11-15 Toledo L 0-27



10-4 at Ferris State L 12-13


10-18 Olivet T 6- 6

10-25 Hope W 7- 0

11-1 at Adrian L 0-20


11-15 at Toledo W 23- 0




10-16 Eastern Michigan L 0- 6

10-23 at Hope W 3- 0

10-30 at Hillsdale L 0-19

11-13 Toledo L 7-14

11-20 Bowling Green T 0- 0

11-25 Central Michigan L 0- 9




10-21 at Bowling Green L 0- 6

10-29 at Western Michigan L 0-44

11-5 at Valparaiso W 6- 0

11-12 Hillsdale L 6-22

11-19 at Eastern Michigan L 6-33



10-6 at Detroit JC Frosh W 24- 0

10-13 at Manchester T 6- 6


10-27 Western Michigan L 0-45

11-3 Toledo W 13- 6

11-10 Bowling Green L 0-20

11-17 Eastern Michigan L 0-55


1929 (2-7-0) - Norman G. Wann

10-5 Olivet L 0- 6

10-12 at Hope W 7- 0



11-2 at Wilmington L 0-14


11-16 at Bowling Green L 2-25


11-28 Central Michigan W 6- 0

1930 (0-9-0) - Norman G. Wann

10-4 Notre Dame “B” L 0-51




11-1 at West Liberty L 0-39

11-8 at Findlay L 12-32




1931 (0-6-1) - Norman G. Wann

10-3 Albion L 0- 6


10-24 Findlay L 0-13

10-31 at Central Michigan L 0-42

11-7 Defi ance L 7-26

11-14 Olivet L 0-32

11-21 Wilmington T 0- 0

1932 (1-6-0) - Joseph G. Gembis

9-30 at Albion L 0- 7

10-8 at Toledo W 3- 0

10-15 Valparaiso L 0-27


11-5 Kalamazoo L 0- 3

11-11 at Hope L 0-32

11-19 Defi ance L 7-13


9-29 at Wittenberg L 0-33

10-7 Toledo T 0- 0


10-20 at Kalamazoo L 6-20


11-4 Hope W 3- 0


11-18 Defi ance W 26-6


9-29 St. Mary’s W 51- 0


10-13 Alma W 20- 0

10-20 at Hillsdale W 6- 0


11-3 at Kalamazoo W 13- 6

11-10 at Hope W 12- 7

11-17 Albion W 33- 0


9-28 at St. Mary’s W 33- 0


10-12 at Central Michigan W 13- 6

10-19 Hillsdale (H) L 6- 9

10-26 at Buff alo W 14- 0

11-2 Kalamazoo W 13-12

11-9 Hope W 16- 0

11-16 at Albion T 0- 0


9-26 at Michigan State L 0-27

10-3 Bluff ton W 13- 0


10-17 at Eastern Michigan W 8- 0

10-31 at Toledo W 9- 6

11-7 at Baldwin-Wallace L 20-66

11-14 Buff alo (H) W 14- 6

11-21 Muskingum W 19- 0



10-2 at Akron W 19-13

10-9 Louisville W 32- 0

10-16 at Central Michigan W 18- 0

10-30 Toledo L 19-39

11-6 Eastern Michigan (H) W 7- 0


11-20 Hillsdale W 65- 0



10-1 Akron W 16- 0

10-7 at Louisville L 12-14


10-22 at Ohio L 7-52

10-29 Toledo (H) L 20-39


11-12 Buff alo W 35- 0



10-7 at Bowling Green L 0- 9


10-21 Cincinnati L 0-21

10-28 at Akron W 18-12

11-4 Eastern Michigan (H) L 6-13


11-18 Buff alo W 20- 0

11-23 Western Michigan W 7- 6


9-27 at Detroit L 7-42

10-5 at Western Michigan W 13- 6

10-12 at Ohio Wesleyan T 0- 0

10-19 Akron T 7- 7

11-2 Central Michigan (H) T 7- 7



11-21 Bowling Green W 19- 0



10-11 at Cincinnati L 0-37

10-18 Ohio Wesleyan L 0-21


11-1 Central Michigan (H) W 6- 0





10-2 Detroit L 0-27



10-24 at Eastern Michigan T 12-12

10-27 Grosse Ile NAS L 3- 7


11-7 Akron (H) W 25- 6





11-13 at Xavier L 0-36


10-14 Otterbein W 27-12

10-27 Michigan State L 0-32


10-6 at Ohio Wesleyan L 6-27



10-27 at Albion W 7- 6


11-9 Eastern Michigan (H) L 13-14

11-16 at Eastern Michigan T 0- 0


1946 (4-5-0) - John P. Hackett



10-5 Ohio Wesleyan W 13- 0

10-12 at Western Reserve L 0- 7

10-19 at George Washington L 6-20

10-26 at Buff alo W 25-20

11-2 Springfi eld W 12- 6


11-16 Case Tech (H) W 37- 6

1947 (5-2-0) - John P. Hackett

9-27 at Great Lakes NTS W 33- 7


10-18 Western Reserve (H) W 20-13

10-25 Buff alo W 33-12

11-1 at Springfi eld W 14-10

11-8 Toledo L 0- 7

11-15 George Washington W 7- 6

1948 (4-4-0) - Herbert L. Smith

9-25 Southern Illinois W 26- 0

10-2 at Niagara W 13- 7

10-9 at Quantico Marines L 0- 7

10-16 St. Bonaventure (H) L 0-13


10-29 at Central Michigan W 27-12


11-13 Omaha W 46-20

1949 (3-5-0) - Louis F. Zarza

9-24 Southern Illinois W 48- 7

10-1 at Western Illinois W 33-14

10-8 at St. Bonaventure L 7-25

10-15 Quantico Marines L 14-33

10-21 Detroit L 0-41

10-29 Niagara L 6-14

11-5 Toledo (H) L 7-37

11-12 Omaha W 38-26

1950 (2-7-0) - Louis F. Zarza

9-23 South Dakota W 19-14


10-7 Western Illinois L 20-21


10-21 at Temple L 0-26

10-28 at Omaha L 13-32

11-4 South Dakota State (H) L 0-40

11-11 at Bradley L 29-33


1951 (5-4-0) - Louis F. Zarza

9-22 at Iowa State L 21-53

9-29 Louisville L 12-28

10-6 at Arizona State L 6-50

10-13 Bradley L 27-34

10-20 Brandeis W 34- 6

10-27 Omaha W 62- 9

11-3 Washington, Mo. (H) W 21- 7

11-10 at Case Tech W 20-13

11-17 Eastern Michigan W 27-13

1952 (4-4-0) - Louis F. Zarza



10-4 at Washington, Mo. L 12-13


10-25 at Brandeis L 19-31

11-1 Eastern Michigan (H) W 46-19

11-8 at Great Lakes NTS W 34-19

11-15 Valparaiso W 44- 6

1953 (3-4-1) - Louis F. Zarza

9-19 Great Lakes NTS L 6-33



10-10 at Washington, Mo. W 33-13

10-17 Bradley (H) W 32- 0

10-24 at Brandeis L 0- 6

11-6 at Drake W 25-19

11-14 Valparaiso T 14-14

1954 (3-5-1) - Louis F. Zarza

9-17 Hillsdale T 7- 7

9-24 Louisville W 13- 0

10-1 at Eastern Michigan L 0- 7

10-9 Washington, Mo. (H) W 27- 0

10-16 at John Carroll L 0-13

10-22 North Dakota State W 39- 0


11-6 at Omaha L 7-59

11-12 Drake L 24-33

1955 (1-5-1, 1-3-1 PAC/4th) - Herbert L. Smith


10-8 Case Tech W 27-14

10-15 John Carroll L 25-44

10-22 at Case Tech L 0-32

10-29 Western Reserve (H) L 6- 7

11-5 Omaha (at U of D) L 13-35

11-19 at John Carroll T 0- 0

1956 (4-2-1, 3-0-1 PAC/1st) - Herbert L. Smith

10-6 at Case Tech W 6- 0

10-13 Kalamazoo W 19- 7

10-20 Case Tech (H) W 28- 7

10-27 at Western Reserve W 10- 7

11-3 at Omaha L 0-21


11-17 John Carroll T 14-14

¥-Was known as Ypsilanti Normal

∑-Was known as Western State Normal (Teachers College)

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES 1918-1956


#WARRIORFB 113

1957 (4-3, 2-1 PAC/2nd) - Herbert L. Smith

10-5 Case Tech W 27- 7


10-19 at Kalamazoo W 9- 2


11-2 at Buff alo L 7-33

11-9 at Valparaiso L 7-18 %

11-16 at Northern Michigan W 26-21

1958 (2-4-1, 2-1-1 PAC/3rd) - Herbert L. Smith

10-4 Case Tech T 7- 7

10-11 John Carroll W 33-20


10-25 at Western Reserve L 0-26

11-1 at Northern Michigan L 0-39

11-8 Buff alo (H) L 14-44


1959 (4-3, 4-1 PAC/2nd) - Herbert L. Smith


10-10 Allegheny W 20- 7


10-24 Northern Michigan L 13-20


11-7 at Thiel W 28-15

11-14 at Valparaiso L 6-14

1960 (4-3, 3-2 PAC/T-3rd) - Harold D. Willard

10-1 Millikin L 7-20


10-15 at Wash. & Jeff erson W 22-15


10-29 Western Reserve L 18-28

11-5 at Allegheny W 26- 6

11-12 Taylor (H) W 14- 8

1961 (1-6, 1-4 PAC/7th) - Harold D. Willard

10-7 Wheaton L 0-57

10-14 Case Tech L 7-19

10-21 Wash. & Jeff erson W 16- 8



11-11 Allegheny (H) L 8-20

11-18 at Wittenberg L 0-77

1962 (0-6-1, 0-4-1 PAC/8th) - Harold D. Willard

10-6 at Wheaton L 14-34


10-20 Western Reserve T 0- 0

10-27 at Albion L 6-30

11-3 at Thiel L 8-27

11-10 at Case Tech L 7-18

11-17 Bethany (H) L 6-21

1963 (3-4, 3-3 PAC/4th) - Harold D. Willard

10-5 Marietta L 9-13


10-19 at Western Reserve W 19-13

10-26 at Allegheny L 21-22

11-2 Thiel (H) W 6- 0

11-9 Case Tech W 21-10

11-16 at Bethany L 0-24

1964 (4-3-1, 4-1-1 PAC/1st) - Stanley J. Marshall

9-26 at Allegheny L 0- 7

10-3 John Carroll W 19-14

10-10 Western Reserve T 0- 0

10-17 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 9-33

10-24 Eastern Michigan (H) W 13- 0


11-7 at Thiel W 12- 7

11-14 at Marietta L 3- 7

1965 (3-4-1, 3-2-1 PAC/4th) - Vernon K. Gale

9-25 Allegheny W 7- 0

10-2 at John Carroll T 0- 0


10-16 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 34-41



11-6 Thiel (H) W 7- 6

11-13 Albion L 14-30

1966 (2-6-0) - Vernon K. Gale

9-24 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 20-37

10-1 at Washington, Mo. L 12-56

10-15 at Illinois-Chicago L 36-39

10-22 Western Reserve W 27-24



11-12 Alma (H) L 7-17


1967 (7-2-0) - Vernon K. Gale

9-23 Michigan Tech W 48- 7

9-30 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 39-31

10-7 Illinois-Chicago W 31- 6

10-14 Ferris State W 27-13

10-21 at Western Reserve W 49-20



11-11 at Eastern Illinois L 14-20

11-18 Central Michigan (H) L 0-34

1968 (3-6-0) - Vernon K. Gale

9-21 at Michigan Tech W 23-13

9-28 Temple L 6-26

10-4 at Illinois-Chicago L 0-13


10-19 Augustana, SD L 7-34

10-26 Washington, Mo. (H) W 61-29

11-2 Wash. & Jeff erson W 14- 6

11-9 Eastern Illinois L 19-60


1969 (4-4-0) - Vernon K. Gale


9-27 at Coast Guard W 21- 7

10-4 at Temple L 0-34

10-11 Bradley W 47-21

10-18 at Augustana, SD L 7-25

11-1 Illinois-Chicago (H) W 33- 0

11-8 at Kalamazoo L 13-18


1970 (6-2-0) - Vernon K. Gale


10-3 South Dakota State (H) W 21-12

10-10 at Bradley W 34-17

10-24 at Parsons L 8-10

10-31 at Illinois-Chicago W 24- 8

11-7 Kalamazoo W 33-10

11-14 Central State W 12- 6


1971 (4-4-0) - Vernon K. Gale

9-25 at Ferris State W 34- 6

10-2 at South Dakota State W 27- 8

10-9 at NE Missouri State L 6-14

10-16 Hofstra (H) L 7-10

10-30 Illinois-Chicago W 37- 0

11-6 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 0- 7

11-13 Central State L 14-21

11-20 at Hillsdale W 9- 0

1972 (2-5-1) - David F. Hoover

9-23 Central State W 17- 7


10-7 NE Missouri State (H) L 0-44

10-14 Ferris State L 13-24

10-21 at Hofstra L 2-28

10-28 at Illinois-Chicago W 34- 0

11-4 at Wisc.-Milwaukee L 7-28

11-11 St. Joseph’s T 14-14

1973 (5-5-0) - David F. Hoover

9-15 Valparaiso W 19-17

9-22 at St. Joseph’s W 21-13

9-29 Illinois-Benedictine L 14-26

10-6 at Indianapolis L 6- 7


10-20 Hofstra (H) L 6- 9

10-27 Illinois-Chicago W 46-14

11-3 at Eastern Illinois W 14-10

11-10 Hillsdale L 0- 7

11-17 at Kentucky State W 23-14

1974 (7-3-0) - Richard Lowry

9-14 at Butler L 14-21

9-21 St. Joseph’s W 8- 6

9-28 at Illinois-Benedictine W 34-32

10-5 at Valparaiso W 26-21

10-12 NE Missouri State (H) W 21- 0


10-26 at Youngstown State L 7-56

11-2 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 22-20


11-16 Kentucky State W 21-20

1975 (8-3, 3-1 GLIAC/1st) - Richard Lowry

9-6 Grand Valley W 15- 6

9-13 Howard L 6- 7


9-27 at Ashland L 21-26

10-4 Valparaiso (H) W 35-14

10-11 at NE Missouri State W 41- 7


10-25 Butler W 21-17

11-1 at Northwood W 17-13

11-8 at Ferris State W 26-14

11-15 Evansville W 24-21

1976 (8-2, 3-2 GLIAC/T-2nd) - Richard Lowry

9-10 at Howard W 31-14 #

9-18 Northwood W 29- 0

9-25 at Valparaiso W 16- 9

10-2 Ferris State (H) L 12-20

10-9 at Hillsdale W 41-20

10-16 at Evansville W 35-28

10-23 at Saginaw Valley W 31-14

10-30 Youngstown State W 28- 0

11-6 at Grand Valley L 0- 3

11-13 Ashland W 31-28

1977 (7-4, 3-2 GLIAC/2nd) - Richard Lowry

9-3 Akron L 14-24

9-10 Wisc.-Stevens Point W 28-21

9-17 at Northwood W 13- 0



10-8 Hillsdale (H) L 6- 7

10-15 at Evansville W 50- 0

10-22 at Eastern Illinois W 24-14

10-29 at Youngstown State L 10-31

11-5 Saginaw Valley W 38- 7

11-12 Grand Valley L 3- 6

1978 (5-4-0, 4-1-0 GLIAC/2nd) - Richard Lowry


9-16 Youngstown State L 10-21

9-23 at Akron L 0-28



10-14 Evansville (H) W 34- 7

10-28 Eastern Illinois L 14-34


11-11 at Grand Valley L 10-24

1979 (3-5-1, 3-1-1 GLIAC/2nd) - Richard Lowry

9-8 New Hampshire L 14-24



10-6 Grand Valley (H) W 17-14

10-13 at Towson State L 0- 7


10-27 Northwood W 16- 6


11-10 at Saginaw Valley T 7- 7

1980 (5-4, 3-3 GLIAC/4th) - Stephen Fickert

9-13 at New Hampshire W 17- 7

9-20 Northern Michigan L 3-26 &

9-27 Towson State (H) W 23-14

10-4 at Grand Valley W 10- 7

10-11 Michigan Tech W 35- 8


10-25 at Northwood L 10-24


11-8 Saginaw Valley W 31-21

1981 (4-5, 3-3 GLIAC/T-3rd) - David C. Farris

9-12 Slippery Rock W 14-13 +

9-19 Northern Michigan L 7-52 &

10-3 at SUNY-Buff alo L 14-27

10-10 Grand Valley L 17-40



10-31 Northwood W 23-18


11-14 at Saginaw Valley W 14- 7

1982 (3-7, 2-4 GLIAC/T-4th) - David C. Farris

9-4 Albion W 14-13



9-25 at Illinois State L 0-25


10-9 Hillsdale (H) L 7-20

10-16 Michigan Tech W 45-20


10-30 Saginaw Valley L 14-23


1983 (7-3, 4-2 GLIAC/T-2nd) - David C. Farris

9-10 Butler L 6-19

9-17 at Evansville W 13- 3


10-1 Grand Valley W 22-10


10-15 at Michigan Tech W 23- 7

10-22 Northwood (H) W 10- 7

10-29 at Saginaw Valley L 7- 9


11-19 at Kentucky State W 35-20

1984 (6-5, 4-2 GLIAC/3rd) - David C. Farris

9-1 at Indiana State L 6-42

9-8 at Albion L 28-29

9-15 Evansville W 13- 7

9-22 at St. Joseph’s L 6-10





10-27 Saginaw Valley (H) L 7-33

11-3 Kentucky State W 17-12

11-10 at Grand Valley W 30- 3

1985 (1-8-1, 1-5-0 GLIAC/6th) - David C. Farris

9-7 Edinboro T 23-23

9-14 at Slippery Rock L 10-35

9-21 at Illinois State L 2-17




10-19 Northwood (H) L 10-17

10-26 at Saginaw Valley L 7-28

11-2 Central State L 17-23


1986 (3-7, 0-5 GLIAC/6th) - David C. Farris

9-6 at Edinboro L 24-27

9-13 Slippery Rock W 28- 0

9-20 at Illinois State W 17-13



10-11 Tiffi n (H) W 41- 6



11-1 at Central State L 7-28


1987 (4-6, 0-4 GLIAC/6th) - Joe B. Horn

9-5 California, Pa. W 9- 3

9-12 at Dayton L 17-27





10-24 Northwood (H) W 41- 0


11-7 at Tiffi n W 23- 2



9-3 at California, Pa. L 3-14





10-15 Ashland (H) L 14-43



11-5 at Findlay W 25-18




9-16 Valparaiso W 28-20





10-21 Northwood (H) W 34-32




1990 (3-7, 3-7 MIFC/T-9th) - Joe B. Horn

9-1 Indianapolis L 40-43





10-6 Butler (H) L 7-16


10-27 St. Joseph’s L 9-29



%-at Kiwanis Field in LaPorte, Indiana

#-at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C.

+-at Michigan Stadium (34,876)

&-at Pontiac Silverdome Mich-Dome Football Classic

1980 (8,713), 1981 (4,912)

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES 1957-1990


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1991 (4-6, 4-6 MIFC/T-7th) - Joe B. Horn

9-7 at Indianapolis L 13-35

9-14 at Saginaw Valley W 21- 9



10-5 Ashland (H) L 7-21






1992 (4-7, 3-7 MIFC/T-7th) - Brian VanGorder

9-5 Indianapolis W 31-26


9-19 at Valparaiso L 10-23



10-10 Butler (H) L 6-31

10-17 at Northwood W 21- 0


10-31 St. Joseph’s W 27- 6




9-4 at Indianapolis W 34-31


9-18 St. Francis W 21- 7


10-2 Ashland L 0-12


10-16 at American Internat’l W 27-12

10-23 Northern Michigan (H) W 28-18

10-30 at St. Joseph’s L 24-38


11-13 Hillsdale W 23-21


9-3 Carson-Newman L 13-18

9-10 at Saint Joseph’s W 38-22



10-1 St. Francis W 21- 3



10-22 at Ashland W 16-15



11-12 at Northern Michigan W* 10-28

*Forfeit Victory.

1995 (3-8, 3-7 MIFC/T-8th) - Dominic Livedoti

8-31 at Carson-Newman L 0-21




9-30 at St. Francis W 9- 8



10-21 Ashland (H) L 17-24


11-4 at Michigan Tech L 3-43

11-11 Northern Michigan W 28-15

1996 (2-9, 2-8 MIFC/T-9th) - Dominic Livedoti

8-31 at Bloomsburg L 14-45



9-21 St. Francis L 24-31








1997 (3-8, 3-7 MIFC/T-7th) - Barry Fagan

8-29 Bloomsburg L 0-22



9-20 at St. Francis W 30- 7

9-27 Grand Valley (H) L 30-46


10-11 Ashland L 13-21



11-1 Northern Michigan L 29-35 ot

11-8 Northwood L 20-35

1998 (2-9, 2-8 MIFC/T-12th) - Barry Fagan

9-5 Mercyhurst L 17-24



9-26 Ashland (H) L 7-24





10-31 Michigan Tech W 25-22 2ot

11-7 at Westminster W 24-23

11-14 at St. Joseph’s L 39-41 4ot

1999 (0-11, 0-10 GLIAC/13th) - Barry Fagan

9-4 at Mercyhurst L 35-49






10-16 Indianapolis L 19-26 ot



11-6 Westminster L 14-24

11-13 St. Joseph’s L 15-23

2000 (4-6, 4-6 GLIAC/T-8th) - Steve Kazor

8-26 Windsor (Exhb.) W 65- 0


9-9 Ashland L 41-42


9-30 Findlay W 41-20








8-30 at Northern Iowa L 14-34


9-15 Mercyhurst Cancelled




10-13 Hillsdale (H) W 19-17






8-29 at Northern Iowa L 0-34


9-21 #1-Grand Valley L 14-49


10-5 Ashland L 20-25



10-26 Northern Michigan (H) L 46-49 ot


11-9 Mercyhurst W 33-29

11-16 #10-Saginaw Valley L 14-42


8-30 Gannon W 38-21

9-13 #23-Findlay L 3-19

9-20 at #1-Grand Valley L 14-50




10-18 Michigan Tech L 35-42




11-15 at #1-Saginaw Valley L 21-38

2004 (1-9, 1-9 GLIAC/13th) - Paul Winters

9-4 at #25-Northwood L 3-70



9-25 at Indianapolis W 24-21 ot


10-9 at #17-Michigan Tech L 23-61


10-23 Ashland (H) L 21-28

10-30 at Gannon L 15-42

11-6 vs. Hillsdale (Ford Field) L 10-37

(H)-Homecoming game

2005 (3-7, 3-7 GLIAC/T-8th) - Paul Winters

9-3 #21-Northwood L 14-28

9-10 at #12-Saginaw Valley W* 3-29




10-8 #9-Michigan Tech W 25-14

10-15 Findlay (H) W 34-17


10-29 Gannon W 14- 7


*Forfeit Victory.

2006 (6-5, 6-4 GLIAC/T-4th) - Paul Winters


9-9 St. Joseph’s L 10-17


9-23 at Findlay W 24- 3


10-7 at Gannon W 30- 3

10-14 Hillsdale (H) W 41-26


10-28 at #17-Northwood L 34-48

11-4 Ashland W 33-17





9-15 at Mercyhurst L 50-58 3ot

9-22 Findlay L 28-35 ot

9-29 vs. #1-Grand Valley% L 10-41

10-6 Gannon (H) W 56-21




11-3 at #23-Ashland L 42-63


2008 (8-3, 7-3 GLIAC/T-3rd) - Paul Winters



9-13 Indianapolis W 6- 0

9-20 at Findlay W 28- 7

9-27 Tiffi n W 34-18











9-19 Findlay W 35-21

9-26 at Tiffi n W 38- 8

10-3 Ashland (H) W 47-40



10-24 at #25-Hillsdale L 14-45



2010 (9-2, 8-2 GLIAC South/T-1st) - Paul Winters

9-4 Northwood W 31-19

9-11 at Tiffi n W 63-14


9-25 Ohio Dominican W 17- 7


10-9 at Lake Erie W 28-16

10-16 Ashland L 35-40

10-23 #6-Hillsdale W 14- 9


11-6 Indianapolis W 41-27


2011 (12-4, 7-3 GLIAC South/T-2nd) - Paul Winters

9-3 Urbana W 69-24

9-10 Tiffi n W 55- 0

9-17 #22-Michigan Tech (H) W 27-10

9-24 at Ohio Dominican W 31-24


10-8 Lake Erie W 45-24


10-22 at Hillsdale W 27-24 2ot



11-12 Findlay L 42-43 ot

11-19 at #14-St. Cloud State W 48-38

11-26 at #4-Nebraska-Kearney W 38-26

12-3 at #9-Minnesota-Duluth W 31-25

12-10 at #3-Winston-Salem State W 21-14

12-17 vs. #7-Pittsburg State& L 21-35

Top CrowdsHome Games (WSU Stadium/Adams Field)

1) 8,212 *vs. Temple Sept. 28, 1968

2) 5,511 vs. Hofstra Oct. 16, 1971

3) 5,243 vs. NE Missouri State (Truman) Oct. 12, 1974

4) 5,227 vs. NE Missouri State (Truman) Oct. 7, 1972

5) 5,152 vs. Grand Valley State Nov. 8, 2008

6) 5,129 vs. Akron Sept. 3, 1977

7) 4,896 vs. Valparaiso Oct. 4, 1975

8) 4,823 vs. Gannon Oct. 6, 2007

9) 4,502 vs. Northern Michigan Oct. 11, 2008

10) 4,429 vs. Grand Valley State Nov. 9, 2013

11) 4,375 vs. Grand Valley State Sept. 6, 1975

*Played at U of Detroit Stadium.

Away Games

1) 34,529 at Akron Sept. 23, 1978

2) 13,412 at Grand Valley State Oct. 11, 2014

3) 12,336 at Illinois State Sept. 20, 1986

4) 11,970 at Ferris State Oct. 18, 1980

5) 11,023 at Illinois State Sept. 25, 1982

6) 10,942 at Grand Valley State Oct. 1, 2005

7) 10,221 at Northern Iowa Aug. 29, 2002



10) 9,844 at Grand Valley State Sept. 20, 2003

Neutral Site Games

1) 34,876 vs. Slippery Rock Sept. 12, 1981

(Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor)

2) 24,423 vs. Hillsdale Nov. 6, 2004

(Ford Field, Detroit)

3) 10,124 vs. Grand Valley Sept. 29, 2007

(Fifth Third Ballpark, Comstock Park, Mich.)

4) 8,713 vs. Northern Michigan Sept. 20, 1980

(Pontiac Silverdome)

5) 7,276 vs. Pittsburg State Dec. 17, 2011

(Braly Stadium, Florence, Ala.)

6) 4,912 vs. Northern Michigan Sept. 19, 1981

(Pontiac Silverdome)

2012 (5-5, 5-5 GLIAC South/6th) - Paul Winters

9-8 at #31-Ashland L 0- 7

9-15 Lake Erie W 35-31

9-22 at Malone W 38-14


10-6 #28-Hillsdale W 24-21

10-11 at #17-Saginaw Valley (CBS) L 7-24





CBS College Sports Thursday National Game of the Week.

2013 (3-8, 3-7 GLIAC North/T-6th) - Paul Winters

9-5 at #17-Carson-Newman L 28-55

9-14 #21-Ashland W 34-22

9-21 at Lake Erie L 17-35

9-28 Malone W 38-27








2014 (7-4, 6-4 GLIAC North/T-3rd) - Paul Winters

9-4 #RV-Michigan Tech L 17-18

9-13 #13-Carson-Newman W 41-31

9-20 at Malone W 39-15


10-4 Tiffi n L 23-26

10-11 at Grand Valley State L 3-17


10-25 Walsh W 52-17


11-8 at Lake Erie W 47-28

11-15 Hillsdale W 20-13

%-Fifth Third Ballpark (Comstock Park, Mich.)

&-Braly Muncipal Stadium (Florence, Ala.)

Looking Ahead to 2016

9-3 Wayne State at Northwood

9-10 Wayne State at Ashland

9-17 Lake Erie at Wayne State

9-24 Tiffi n at Wayne State

10-1 Hillsdale at Wayne State

10-8 Wayne State at Findlay

10-15 Walsh at Wayne State

10-22 Saginaw Valley State at Wayne State

10-29 Wayne State at Ferris State

11-5 Wayne State at Ohio Dominican

11-12 Grand Valley State at Wayne State

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES 1991-2014/TOP CROWDS


#WARRIORFB 115

Detroit Junior College played its fi rst football game

on October 4, 1918, against Assumption, a 41-0 win at

Sandwich. The next three games of the season were played

at Goldberg Field.

DJC became the Colleges of the City of Detroit (CCD) in

1923, and Wayne University in 1934 in honor of General

Anthony Wayne. Wayne became Wayne State University in

1956.

Home games were played at University of Detroit from

1944 until 1953 with a few home games at Keyworth

Stadium in 1946, 1947 and 1949. In 1954, home games

were moved to Tartar Field (Hamilton & Holden Avenues) and

remained there through the 1967 season with the exception

of one game in both 1955 and 1966 at UD. WSU Stadium

opened in October 1968.

The 1935 Wayne University Football Team played the fi rst Homecoming game in school history.

Homecoming Scores

1935 Hillsdale 9, Wayne State 6

1936 Wayne State 14, Buff alo 6

1937 Wayne State 7, Eastern Michigan 0

1938 Toledo 39, Wayne State 20

1939 Eastern Michigan 13, Wayne State 6

1940 Wayne State 7, Central Michigan 7

1941 Wayne State 6, Central Michigan 0

1942 Wayne State 25, Akron 6

1943 No game, canceled by Otterbein College.

1944 No game, scheduled with Muskingum

College, canceled by World War II.

1945 Eastern Michigan 14, Wayne State 13

1946 Wayne State 37, Case Tech 6

1947 Wayne State 20, Western Reserve 13

1948 St. Bonaventure 13, Wayne State 0

1949 Toledo 37, Wayne State 6

1950 South Dakota State 40, Wayne State 0

1951 Wayne State 21, Washington, Mo. 7


1953 Wayne State 32, Bradley 0


1955 Western Reserve 7, Wayne State 6

1956 Wayne State 28, Case Tech 7


1958 Buff alo 44, Wayne State 14


1960 Wayne State 14, Taylor 8

1961 Allegheny 20, Wayne State 8

1962 Bethany 21, Wayne State 6

1963 Wayne State 6, Thiel 0


1965 Wayne State 7, Thiel 6

1966 Alma 17, Wayne State 7

1967 Central Michigan 34, Wayne State 0

(last game played at Tartar Field)


(fi rst game played at WSU Stadium)

1969 Wayne State 33, Illinois-Chicago 0

1970 Wayne State 21, South Dakota State 12

1971 Hofstra 10, Wayne State 7

1972 NE Missouri State 44, Wayne State 0

1973 Hofstra 9, Wayne State 6

1974 Wayne State 21, NE Missouri State 0

1975 Wayne State 35, Valparaiso 14

1976 Ferris State 20, Wayne State 12


1978 Wayne State 34, Evansville 7

1979 Wayne State 17, Grand Valley State 14

1980 Wayne State 23, Towson State 14



1983 Wayne State 10, Northwood Institute 7

1984 Saginaw Valley 33, Wayne State 7

1985 Northwood Inst. 17, Wayne State 10

1986 Wayne State 41, Tiffi n 6

1987 Wayne State 41, Northwood 0

1988 Ashland 43, Wayne State 14


1990 Butler 16, Wayne State 7


1992 Butler 31, Wayne State 6

1993 Wayne State 28, Northern Michigan 18




1997 Grand Valley 46, Wayne State 30




2001 Wayne State 19, Hillsdale 17

2002 Northern Michigan 49, Wayne State 46 (OT)



2005 Wayne State 34, Findlay 17

2006 Wayne State 41, Hillsdale 26

2007 Wayne State 56, Gannon 21


2009 Wayne State 47, Ashland 40


2011 Wayne State 27, Michigan Tech 10




Homecoming record vs. opponentsOpponent Games Won Lost Tied Pct.

Akron 1 1 0 0 1.000

Allegheny 1 0 1 0 .000

Alma 1 0 1 0 .000

Ashland 6 1 5 0 .167

Bethany 1 0 1 0 .000

Bradley 1 1 0 0 1.000

Buff alo 2 1 1 0 .500

Butler 2 0 2 0 .000

Case Tech 2 2 0 0 1.000

Central Michigan 3 1 1 1 .500

Eastern Michigan 5 3 2 0 .600

Evansville 1 1 0 0 1.000

Ferris State 3 0 3 0 .000

Findlay 1 1 0 0 1.000

Gannon 1 1 0 0 1.000

Grand Valley State 2 1 1 0 .500

Hillsdale 8 2 6 0 .250

Hofstra 2 0 2 0 .000

Illinois-Chicago 1 1 0 0 1.000

Michigan Tech 1 1 0 0 1.000

NE Missouri State (Truman State) 2 1 1 0 .500

Northern Michigan 6 5 1 0 .833

Northwood 6 5 1 0 .833

Saginaw Valley State 1 0 1 0 .000

St. Bonaventure 1 0 1 0 .000

S. Dakota State 2 1 1 0 .500

Taylor 1 1 0 0 1.000

Thiel 2 2 0 0 1.000

Tiffi n 1 1 0 0 1.000

Toledo 2 0 2 0 .000

Towson State 1 1 0 0 1.000

Valparaiso 1 1 0 0 1.000

Washington (Mo.) 3 3 0 0 1.000

Western Reserve 4 3 1 0 .750

TOTAL 78 42 35 1 .545

HOMECOMING SCORES


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Abdullah, Muhammad ................2004-05-07

Abro, Jerrod .......................................... 2001

Adaline, Robert ..................................... 1952

Adams, Darryl .............................1997-98-99

Adams, Thomas ...............................1939-40

Adkins, Ronald ............................1995-96-97

Agin, George C., Jr. ......................1959-60-61

Agnew, John ......................................... 1931

Agranovich, Simon ................................ 1926

Aird, John .............................. 1995-96-97-98

Akra, Daunte ....................................2008-10

Akuezue, Justice .................... 2011-12-13-14

Alaweih, Mike ....................................... 1998

Albers, Charles ...................................... 1957

Aldrich, Charles ..................... 1979-80-81-82

Alexander, Dion .................................... 1991

Alexander, Randy .................. 1977-78-79-80

Allen ..................................................... 1921

Allen, Paul ............................................. 1976

Alli, Shoms ............................................ 1957

Alsina, Chris .....................................2006-07

Alsobrooks, Lawrence .................1987-88-90

Altounian, Martin .................. 1985-86-87-88

Aman, Luther ........................................ 1968

Anagonye, Athan .................. 2006-07-08-09

Anderson, Terry ...........................1980-82-83

Andonovski, Steve .......................1999-00-02

Andrews, Carl S., Jr. ............................... 1952

Andrews, Thomas ................................. 1989

Anleitner, Keith ..................... 1973-74-75-76

Anthony, John ....................................... 1978

Anthony, Marqus .............................2001-02

Anton, Scott ................................1978-79-80

Applebaum, Seymour ........................... 1964

Arancibia, T.J. ........................................ 2012

Argiri, Samuel, Jr. ........................1951-52-53

Armstrong, Brad ................................... 1989

Ashcom, Richard ................................... 1945

Asquini, Valentino .......................1942-46-47

Atar, Sebastian ...................................... 1998

Atkinson, John ...................................... 2003

Atliviack, Lawrence ............................... 1918

Attebury, Clark ...................................... 1979

August, Allen ........................................ 1992

Awada, Rodney ................................1988-89

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Bacheller, Dean ..................................... 1996

Backus, Henry ....................... 1927-28-29-30

Badalamenti, Tom............................1984-85

Bagozzi, Wallace ................................... 1943

Bahu, Matt ............................................ 1997

Baillargeon, Gary .............................1951-52

Bainbridge, Matt ..............................1993-94

Baker, Harrison ..................................... 1964

Baldie, Ian ............................................. 2001

Ballarin, Wayne ..................................... 1986

Ballentine, W. ....................................... 1929

Bankhead, Carlton ................................ 1981

Barbas, Constantino .............................. 1946

Barnes, Dan ........................... 2003-04-05-06

Barrenholtz, Ben ..............................1931-32

Barrows, David ...................................... 1971

Barry, Thomas ..................................1959-60

Barton-Taylor, Avery ............. 1981-82-83-84

Basir, Qasim .....................................2001-02

Baskin, Anthony .................................... 2011

Bates, Andrew ..................................2007-08

Bates, Willard........................ 1922-23-24-25

Batson, Trenton ...............................1932-33

Baughman, Charles ............................... 1955

Baur, Richard......................... 1993-94-95-96

Bazzi, Mohamad .........................2001-02-03

Beardsley, David ................................... 1942

Beardsley, Harold, Jr. .......................1952-53

Beaty, Marvin ..............................1999-00-01

Beaune, Tony ........................ 1985-86-87-89

Beauvais, David ..................................... 1931

Becklein ...........................................1920-21

Bedell, Roy ............................................ 1935

Beer, Thomas ........................ 1990-91-92-93

Bell, Joique............................ 2006-07-08-09

Bendure, Bruce............................1971-72-73

Benke, Joe ........................................1987-88

Bennett, Ed ........................................... 1984

Bennett, Frank .................................1951-52

Bennett, Keith ....................... 1983-84-85-86

Bennett, Larry ....................................... 1973

Bens, Frederick ............................1933-34-35

Berar, Milan .....................................1947-48

Berce, Mickey ..............................2006-07-08

Berent, Simon (Cy) ...........................1931-32

Bernard, David .................................1993-94

Bero, Jeff ............................... 1985-86-87-88

Bertich, John ......................................... 1998

Bertolini, John ..................................1978-79

Bertuglia, Salvatore .............................. 1944

Best, Roger ............................................ 1961

Betker, Ralph ..............................1939-40-41

Beydoun, Rabeah .......................... 2014

Bezeau, Eugene..................................... 1982

Bickerstaff , Frank .................. 1994-95-96-97

Bieber, Jerome ...................................... 1931

Bielecki, Ben.....................................1984-85

Bielecki, Zak ........................ 2012-13-14

Bielman, Frank, Jr. ................................ 1943

Biernat, Joe ........................................... 2012

Billings, Albert ...................................... 1944

Binkowski, Dalton ............................2012-13

Biondo, Eugene ..................................... 1979

Biondo, Pete ...............................1975-76-77

Biondo, Vince ..............................1975-76-77

Birch, George ........................................ 1972

Bird, Jamar .......................................2004-06

Birndorf, Louis ..................................1918-19

Bishop, Charles...................................... 1926

Black, Phil ............................................. 1998

Black, Shaun ...............................1998-99-00

Black, Tristan......................... 2005-06-07-08

Blackwell, John ..................................... 1987

Blackwell, Morris..............................1975-76

Blair, T. Calvin ....................................... 1944

Blair, Chad ............................. 2003-04-05-06

Blair, William, Jr ...............................1949-50

Blake, Francis ........................................ 1943

Blanchard .............................................. 1919

Blanchard, Lowell ................................. 1924

Blanchard, Vaughn. .........................1927-28

Blatt, Meyer .......................................... 1918

Blomfi eld, Carl ...................................... 1931

Blum, Arthur ....................................1925-26

Body, Nick ............................. 2002-03-05-06

Boehm, Leonard.................... 1965-66-67-68

Bogardus, Ed ......................................... 1998

Boglarsky, Gerald .................. 1927-28-29-30

Bogner, Jim ........................................... 1978

Bolla, Robert (JV mgr.) .......................... 1948

Bomberski, Thomas.....................1968-69-70

Bommarito, Joseph ............................... 1972

Bonfi glio, Mario ...............................1959-60

Booker, Mike ......................................... 2009

Borders, Morrison.................................. 1999

Box, Thom ............................. 2011-12-13-14

Boyd ...................................... 1921-22-23-24

Boyer, Bobby ....................................2004-05

Brant II, Ron .................................. 2014

Braveman, Sam ..................................... 1933

Breaz, George ...................................1969-71

Brenkert, Wayne ................................... 1918

Breslin ................................................... 1921

Brewster, David ..................................... 1945

Britt, Michael ........................ 1976-77-78-79

Brodbeck, Trent ........................ 2012-14

Brodgon, John ....................................... 1945

Broglin, Aaron ..................................1999-00

Brooks, George ............................1965-66-71

Brosky, Don ........................................... 1980

Brown ................................................... 1920

Brown, Albert ........................ 1983-84-85-86

Brown, Brandon .................................... 2000

Brown, Dave................................1997-98-00

Brown, Donald ...................... 2008-09-10-11

Brown, Jimmy ....................................... 1993

Brown, Leroy ......................................... 1988

Brown, Mark ......................... 1983-84-85-86

Brown, Pierre ........................ 1998-99-00-01

Brown, Ralph ........................................ 1946

Brown, Romello ............................. 2014

Brown, Taiwan .................................2000-01

Brown, T. Richard ........................1950-51-52

Brown, Tim ........................................... 1991

Brown, Travis ........................................ 2010

Brown, Wes ......................................2005-06

Bruno, Phillip ...................................1932-33

Brzozowski, Donald ..........................1995-96

Buckley, Bob ....................................1969-70

Buford-Wilson, Kevin ..................2010-11-12

Bulger, L.C, III. ....................... 1983-84-85-87

Burger, Adam ..............................1995-96-97

Burgess, Nicholas ........................1996-97-98

Burgess, Todd ....................... 1994-95-96-97

Burks, Alan ..................................1993-94-96

Burks, Chris ......................................2012-13

Burnley, David .............................2010-11-12

Burns, Patrick ..............................1980-81-82

Burrell, Troy .......................... 2008-09-10-11

Burrus, Jerriel ........................ 2003-04-05-06

Burton, Erik ........................... 1991-92-93-94

Busenbark, Chris ................................... 1997

Bush, Chad .......................................1994-95

Bush, Nate...................................1993-94-95

Butcher, Paul ........................ 1982-83-84-85

Butler, Ashawn .............................. 2014

Butler, Lee ........................................2004-05

Buxton, Clark....................................1924-25

Buxton, Elmer ....................................... 1924

Byas, Richard...............................1971-72-73

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Cahill, Mike .................................1973-74-75

Calcaterra, Roger ................... 1983-84-85-87

Callard, Thomas ...............................1940-41

Campbell, Donny ..............................1992-00

Campbell, Travis .................... 2007-08-09-10

Campe, Christopher..........................1978-79

Candela, Dino ........................ 1992-93-94-95

Carey, Matt .................................1992-93-94

Carlin, Dustin ................................ 2014

Carlini, Jeff ..................................1983-84-85

Carlos, Wesley .............................1950-51-52

Carlson, Robert...................................... 1961

Carmichael, James ...........................1963-64

Carmody, Pat ........................ 1974-75-76-77

Carner, Michael ................................1971-72

Carpenter, Eulis ..................................... 1946

Carpenter, Gary ................................1965-66

Carpenter, Jamie ................... 1997-98-99-00

Carpenter, Jason ................... 1997-98-99-00

Carpenter, Samuel ...........................1941-42

Carpenter, Tim ...................... 1994-95-96-97

Carrizales, Jake .............................. 2014

Carruthers, Earl ..................... 2001-02-03-04

Carter, Adam ...............................2004-05-06

Carter, Mark .....................................1998-99

Caruso, Mario ...................................1952-53

Case, Alan ............................................. 1951

Cassidy, William .................................... 1940

Cassin, Vernon ............................1938-39-40

Cates, Chris.......................................1999-00

Cecile, Pat ............................. 2009-10-11-12

Cetlinski, Jeff rey ..........................1966-67-68

Chambers .............................................. 1920

Chapman, Ralph.................................... 1944

Chappelle, Robert ................. 1987-88-89-90

Charron, Jason ............................1999-00-01

Chatman, Julius..................................... 1923

Cheatham, Sam ................................1981-82

Chenault, Victor ..........................1984-85-86

Cherup, Nicholas ..............................1941-45

Chiatalas, Drew ..................................... 2009

Chickering, Donald ................................ 1944

Childers, Mark ....................................... 1976

Chmielewski, Brett ......................1996-97-98

Chorney, Frank ............................1940-41-42

Chrisjohn, Marshal ................................ 1943

Chudy, Henry ........................................ 1935

Chudzinski, David .................. 2005-06-07-08

Churchwell, David ............................2012-13

Churley, Robert ..................................... 1951

Cicarella, Andrew .................................. 1999

Cirocco, Bill ......................................1978-80

Claiborne, Joe...................................2008-09

Clark, Robert ......................................... 1926

Clay, Alan ....................................2004-05-06

Clements, John...................................... 1945

Coakley, Derric ...................................... 1989

Coff ey, Matthew .........................1986-87-88

Cole, James ......................................1923-24

Coleman, Melvin ................... 1990-91-92-93

Collins, Christopher ............................... 1990

Collins, D. .........................................1927-28

Collins, Nate .....................................2001-02

Colombo, Daniel .................................... 1972

Compton, Jimmie .................................. 1971

Conley, Matthew .........................1992-93-94

Connor, Thomas .................................... 1943

Conway, Steve ............................2010-11-12

Cook, James .....................................2005-07

Cooksey, Roderick ................................. 1999

Cooper, Brandon ................................... 2007

Copacia, Terry........................ 1974-75-76-77

Copacia, Timothy .............................1978-79

Coratti, Angelo ............................1947-48-49

Cornelia, Michael .............................1960-61

Cornell, Ryan ....................................1998-99

Cornett, Aaron....................... 2009-10-11-12

Cortis, Wilfred, Jr. .................. 1966-67-68-69

Cosner, Charles ...................... 1970-71-72-74

Costea, Paul .....................................1952-53

Costello, Tom ...................................1987-88

Cotter, Kenneth ..................................... 1945

Cotton, John ................................1942-45-46

Cottos, Pete ......................................1994-95

Coulter, Mike ......................................... 1997

Cowans, Rico ......................................... 2013

Coyro, Eugene ..................................1924-25

Craig, Robert E. ................................1951-52

Crawford, George ........................1965-67-68

Crayton, George ...............................1969-70

Crespi, Charles ....................... 1986-87-88-89

Crichton, Glen ....................................... 1973

Criteser, Kris ................................1996-97-98

Crittendon, Jack ...............................1950-53

Crombie, Derek ...........................1993-94-95

Croskey, Keith ....................................... 1991

Cudillo, Frank “Ace” .........................1938-40

Cuddeback, Marc ................... 2007-08-09-10

Cue, Ryan .............................. 2004-06-07-08

Cunningham, Cameron ...............1921-22-23

Cunningham, David .........................1926-27

Cunningham, Dustan ............ 1991-92-93-94

Cunningham, Valorian .............. 2013-14

Cuthrell, Fred, Jr .................................... 1943

Cyr, Brian .............................................. 2005

Czach, Brian .......................... 1985-86-87-88

Czochara, Chris ...................................... 1998

Czubaj, Darrell .............................2000-01-02

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D’Angelo, Dennis.........................1962-63-64

D’Ambrosio, Eugene ....................1946-47-48

Dalak, Ernil ............................................ 1935

Danaher, Dan ........................................ 1983

Davenport, Moe .................... 2010-11-12-13

David, Robert ...................................1972-73

Davidow, Stephen ................................. 1918

Davidson, Allen ..................................... 1931

Davis, Anthony ...................................... 2003

Davis, Kerry ........................................... 1982

Davis, Stacey ......................................... 1991

Davis, Toney .......................... 2010-11-12-13

Davison, Donald .................................... 1944

Debbs, Robert ..................................1990-91

DeBeauclair, Russell .............................. 1928

DeDamos, Anthony ................... 2013-14

DeJohn, Bill .................................1986-87-88

Del Papa, Michael.................................. 1991

Delfgauw, Joseph .............................1989-90

Deliz, Jim............................................... 1978

Demaree, Jim ...................................1933-34

DeMarke, Paul ..................................1963-64

Demerjian, Edward ............... 1946-47-48-49

DenDooven, Doug ................. 1996-97-98-99

DenDooven, Michael ............. 1988-89-90-91

Dennis, George .................................1918-19

Denys, Pete ........................................... 1935

Depestal, Steve ..................................... 1999

DeSantis, Louis ...................................... 1956

Deschenes, Paul .................................... 1981

Dever, Hazen ...............................1920-21-22

Dexter, Robert ....................................... 1988

Dickerson, Kason ................................... 2013

Dickinson, Harold .................................. 1918

Didio, Matthew ...........................1981-82-83

Didlake, Donald ...........................1968-69-70

Dillard, Cornelius ..............................2007-08

Dinkins, Brandon ................................... 2002

Dixson, Kevin ...................................1990-91

Dobbins, Dan ....................................1932-33

Dobrzenski, Frank .......................1947-48-51

Doggett, Eric ......................................... 1995

Dolmetsch, Bob ...........................1975-76-77

Dolphin, Woodrow ...........................1932-35

Doman, Steve ..............................1980-81-82

Dombrowski, Andy ................ 1999-00-01-02

Donaldson, David .................. 1997-98-99-00

Dopkowski, Edward .............. 1946-47-48-49

Dopkowski, Marc ................................... 1972

Doran, Tom ........................... 1981-82-83-84

Dosie, Kenneth ........................... 1948 (mgr.)

Dow, Allan ............................................ 1943

Dozier, D. Maurice .......................1977-78-79

Drake, Ed ............................................... 1989

Dropps, Dan .......................................... 1984

Drouillard .........................................1919-20

DuBois, Matt ......................................... 2005

Ducat, Douglas (J.R.) ............................. 2002

Dudas, Roy ..................................1972-73-74

Dudley, Tony ...............................1984-85-86

Dues .................................................1930-33

Duff y, Tim ...................................1977-78-79

DuHart, Gerren ...................... 2011-12-13-14

Duncan, Jack ....................1920-21-22-23-24

Duncan, Stuart ...................................... 1990

Dunn, Danté .......................... 2005-06-07-08

Dunn, Fred ............................................ 1944

Dunomes, David .................................... 2007

Duppong, Craig ................................2002-03

Dwojakowski, Dale ................ 1989-90-91-92

Dye, William.......................... 1980-81-82-83

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Easterday .............................................. 1924

Easterly, Zachary ................... 2008-09-10-11

Ebert, William ....................................... 1959

Edgerton, Andrew ................................. 1943

Eggleston, Michael ................ 1973-74-75-76

El Hage, Raafat ......................... 2013-14

Elliot, Raheem ....................................... 2001

Ellis, Richard .....................................1939-40

Ellison, Mike .......................... 2003-04-05-06

Ely, Steve .............................................. 1981

Embree, Robert ................................1995-96

Emery, Phillip ..............................1978-79-80

Ensminger, Chris ................................... 2001

Epley, Randy ......................... 1974-75-76-77

Ericson, John ......................... 1983-84-85-86

Ermalovich, Joseph ............................... 1946

Ertell, Newman ..................... 1920-21-22-23

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Erxleben, Walter ................................... 1927

Espy, Walter .......................................... 1971

Eusebio, Joseph ..................................... 1959

Evans, Bernard .................................1991-92

Evans, Brandon ..................................... 2000

F

Facione, Anthony .................................. 1994

Facione, Peter .............................1961-62-63

Fagan, Terrence ..........................1955-56-57

Faigin, Alan ......................................1966-67

Farias, Jaime ......................................... 2002

Farmer, Tim.................................1996-97-98

Fater, Kyle ............................................. 2003

Faughn, John ........................................ 1942

Faulkner, Matt ...................... 2007-08-09-10

Favero, Paul .......................................... 1981

Fears, Donald ...................................1958-59

Fears, James, Jr ..................................... 1943

Fenech, Robert ...................................... 1951

Ferensic, Rob ....................................1988-89

Ferguson, Curtis .................... 2009-10-11-12

Ferjuste, Floyd.............................2004-05-06

Fietsam, Chadley .........................1985-86-87

Filipiak, James ....................... 1993-94-95-96

Filipiak, Stanley ..................................... 1941

Finch, Michael ....................... 2005-06-07-08

Finkbeiner, Chad ................... 1997-98-99-00

Fishburn, Matt ...................... 1994-95-96-97

Fisher, Scott .......................... 1980-81-82-83

Fisher, Scott .......................................... 1995

Fitzgerald, Gerald ........................1932-33-34

Fitzpatrick, Larry .........................1969-71-72

Flaherty, Brendan ................................. 1985

Flora, Gerald.....................................1963-64

Florea, Virgil .......................... 1946-47-48-49

Fodor, Grant .......................... 2003-04-05-06

Foley, Brian ........................................... 1981

Foley, William ....................... 1946-47-48-49

Fortunato, Orlando......................1996-98-99

Fortune, Daniel ..................................... 1968

Foster, Cameron ...............................1980-83

Fowler, Craig ......................... 1983-84-85-86

Fox, Mike............................................... 1997

Fradi, Nores ........................... 2011-12-13-14

Fraleigh, Warren .........................1947-48-49

Fralick, Darrell ....................................... 1966

Franklin, Daishawn ............... 1995-96-97-98

Franklin, Gerard .................................... 1988

Fraser, James ........................1927-28 (mgr.)

Frederick, Anthony ................ 1992-93-94-95

Freiman, Arthur ...............................1954-56

French, Jequarius .................................. 2013

Friday, Mark ................................1991-92-93

Friedman, Bob ...................................... 1980

Frisby, Gary ........................................... 2004

Frost, Garth .................................1993-94-95

Fuelling, Richard ................................... 1948

Fuller, Alfred (Terry) ....................1969-70-71

Fuqua, Derrion .................................2005-06

Fuqua, Sherman .................... 1980-81-82-83

Futrell, Edward ................................1946-47

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Gaiss, David ......................................1985-86

Galovich, Don ........................ 1996-97-98-99

Gantz, Al ............................................... 1931

Garcia, Mark ................................1980-81-82

Gardner, Kanyé ..................... 1998-99-00-01

Gardner, Will ...............................2010-11-12

Gargulinski, Gregory ........................1964-67

Garrett, Dallas ....................................... 1961

Garrisi, Peter ....................................1967-69

Garver, Matt .......................................... 1987

Garvin, Jeff .......................................1987-88

Gaunt, Frederick .................................... 1964

Gawronski, Francis ......................1946-47-48

Geissler, Tom ......................................... 1981

Gelina, Richard ...................................... 1951

Gembis, George ..................................... 1938

Gendron, Jim ...............................1976-77-78

Genyk, Stephen ..................... 1953-54-55-56

George, Chris ......................... 1991-94-95-96

George, Zack ...............................2007-09-10

Gerbe, Craig .......................... 1979-80-81-82

Gilchrist, Mark .............................1977-78-79

Gillert, Arnold..............................1995-96-97

Gillespie, Jim ......................................... 1973

Gilmore, Keith .............................1978-79-80

Ginyard, Derek .................................1999-00

Gjorkovski, Nicholas .............................. 1996

Glenn-Oglesby, Ryan ............................. 2005

Glodowski, Richard ............... 1983-84-85-86

Gluski, Michael ...................... 1994-95-97-98

Gnedsa, Alvin, Jr ...............................1951-52

Gnekow, William..............................1962-63

Godbold, Donald .........................1947-48-49

Godoshian, Masis .............................1943-44

Goff , Steve............................................. 1987

Goggins, John .............................1954-55-56

Golaszewski, Joseph .............. 1989-90-91-92

Goldstein, Gregory ......................1980-81-82

Gomez, Jorge ........................ 2000-01-02-03

Gomez, Luis ........................... 2004-05-06-07

Goniwiecha, Larry ................................. 1988

GoodCourage, Kevin ....................1999-01-02

Goodlow, Guye ...................................... 2007

Goralski, Roger ...................................... 1978

Goranowski, Richard ...................1966-67-69

Goree, Michael ...................................... 2001

Gorence, Donald ..........................1951-52-55

Gotham, Don ...............................1978-79-80

Gough, Joseph....................... 1991-92-93-94

Graber, Doug ......................................... 1965

Grabowski, Mark .........................1978-79-80

Grady, DeAndre.............................. 2014

Graham, Daryl ..................................2007-08

Graham, Jack ......................................... 1942

Graham, Paul ................................ 2014

Grambau, Joel ....................... 1999-00-01-02

Granadier, Bernard ................................ 1938

Grange, Thomas ...............................1963-64

Grant ................................................1921-22

Graschuck, Daniel .................................. 1964

Gray, Dan ....................................2000-01-02

Gray, Gary ............................................. 1968

Green, Anthony ..................................... 1982

Green, Bobby ........................................ 1991

Green, R. .....................................1928-29-30

Greene, Eric ......................................1993-94

Greenhill, Douglas ................. 1951-52-53-54

Gregor, Steve ........................ 1984-85-86-87

Grennier, Mike ...................... 1986-87-88-89

Grewe, Edward............................1967-68-69

Grier, John ............................................. 2004

Griffi e, Michael ...................... 2001-02-03-04

Griffi n, Doug................................2012-13-14

Griffi th, Dennis .................................1979-80

Griffi th, Robert ...................................... 1968

Griffi ths, Allen ..................................1946-47

Grimes, Terry ....................................1975-76

Grimm, Andrew .................... 1995-96-97-98

Groleau, Pat .......................................... 1998

Grove .................................................... 1921

Grundy, Nick.....................................2007-09

Gryebet, Randolph ................................ 1976

Guinane, Sean ....................... 2011-12-13-14

Guindi, Robert ....................................... 1979

Gundersen, Greg ..............................2003-04

Guraleci, Serxho .................... 2009-10-11-12

Gust, Angelo ......................................... 1965

Gutierrez, Juan ...................................... 1973

Gutow, Robert ....................................... 1931

Gutowski, John ...........................1962-63-64

Guy, Alan .............................. 2004-05-06-07

Guyon, Greg .....................................1973-74

Guzowski, Randy .........................1978-79-80

H

Haag, Henry .....................................1946-47

Haas, Allan ............................................ 1994

Hagen, Reed ................................1941-42-46

Hague, James ........................................ 1945

Halapi, Bill............................................. 1973

Hall, James ............................................ 1962

Hall, Michael ......................... 2002-03-04-05

Hall, Richard .......................... 1991-92-93-94

Hallums, Demetrius .............................. 2003

Halverson, Donald ................................. 1955

Hamel, Darryl ..............................1982-83-84

Hamell, T. Nigel................................2004-06

Hamilton, Branko .................................. 2009

Hammer, Howard ................................. 1929

Hammond, Crispen ..........................1929-30

Hammoud, Ahmed (Mike) ...............2003-04

Hammoud, Richard .....................1993-94-95

Hancock, Kaunda .................. 2009-10-11-12

Haney, Steve ......................................... 1991

Hankins, Ryan .............................2012-13-14

Hanna ..............................................1919-20

Hannah, Aaron ...................................... 2003

Hannan, James.................................1942-43

Hanoosh, Todd .................................1991-92

Hanson, Victor ....................................... 1945

Harajli, Yehia ......................................... 1986

Hardeman, George ................................ 1963

Hardenbergh, Richard ......................1940-41

Harding, Robert .................................... 1956

Hardoin, Richard ................................... 1968

Hardy, RaShawn.................... 1990-91-92-93

Hardy, Winfi eld ..................................... 1940

Harper, Mark ....................................1990-91

Harris, Glenn ......................................... 1926

Harris, Arnold ........................................ 1962

Harris, Tony ........................................... 1990

Harrison, Dempsey, Jr ......................1962-63

Harrison, Kevin ...................................... 1982

Harry, Delano ........................................ 2005

Hartley, Al ...................................1975-76-77

Hartley, Richard ....................1943-45 (mgr.)

Harwood, Pat ........................ 2000-01-02-03

Hasse, Greg ........................... 2009-10-11-13

Hassinger, John ..................................... 1958

Hatcher, John ...................................1956-57

Hawk, Tony ........................... 1991-92-96-97

Hay, Paul ..........................................1966-67

Hayes, Jay ...................................2012-13-14

Hayes, Theodore ................................... 1962

Haynes, Darren .................................2004-05

Hazelwood, Kent ................................... 1964

Hazely, John .......................... 1946-47-48-49

Head, Nathaniel ......................... 1959 (mgr.)

Heaton, Gerald .................................1955-56

Heidisch, Kevin .................................1994-95

Hemingsen, Terry .................................. 1982

Hemingway, Lawrence ...............1988-89-90

Henderson, Allen .................................. 1943

Hendrian, Howard ................................. 1938

Hendrix, James ......................... 2013-14

Henry, Tony .................................2002-04-05

Henson, Jeff .......................... 1989-90-91-92

Herbert, Ebbie .............................1990-91-92

Herrick Edwin ...................................1940-41

Herstein, Jon ...............................2002-03-04

Herzberg, Rudolph, Jr ............................ 1950

Hess, Frank .......................................1999-02

Heym, Norm .......................... 1920-21-22-23

Hicks, Doniss ......................................... 1987

Hicks, Jamel .................................. 2014

Higginbottom, Aaron ..................2007-08-09

Higgins, Brook ............................... 2014

Higham, William ................................... 1923

Hill ...................................................1919-20

Hill, Jimmy ..................................1996-97-98

Hinkle, Mike .......................... 2009-10-11-12

Hitsky, Brian .......................................... 1962

Hobbs, Don ........................................... 1939

Hobbs, William ..................................... 1945

Hobdy, Idris .............................. 2013-14

Hochstein, John..................................... 1943

Hock, Bob .........................................1975-76

Holdsworth, J.L. .................................... 2000

Holiday, Shaun .................................2001-02

Hollis, Anthony ..................................... 2011

Holmes, Randy ............................1987-88-89

Holmes, Robert ................................1995-96

Homrich, Tim ........................ 1996-97-99-00

Hotchkiss, William ...........................1938-39

Houghton, Mike .................................... 1982

Houghton, Zach .................... 2009-10-11-12

Howard, James .............................. 2014

Howard, Stacey ..................................... 1989

Howson, Louis ..................................1966-67

Hubbard, Lawrence ............................... 1950

Huddleston, Harold ............................... 1984

Hudnut, Jack ....................................1946-47

Hughes, Austin .................................2009-10

Humphrey, Raymond ............................ 1921

Humphries ............................................ 1919

Hunt, Clyde ........................................... 1984

Hunt, Donald ......................................... 1987

Hurley ................................................... 1922

Hurley, Thomas ..................... 1972-73-74-75

Hutchison, Randy ........................2001-02-03

Hyland, Roy ......................................1922-23

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Igrisan, John ......................................... 1935

Iler, Harold Grant ........................1919-20-21

Isley, Thomas ...................................1958-59

Iwu, Prosper ................................2005-06-07

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Jablonski, Greg .................................1961-62

Jachym, Alex ......................... 2005-06-07-08

Jackson, Andrew, III ....................1961-62-63

Jackson, Eddie ....................... 1981-82-83-84

Jackson, R. James .................................. 2011

Jackson, Restine, III ............................... 1967

Jackson, Willie .................................1980-81

Jacobs ................................................... 1920

Jacobs, Keman ...................................... 2007

Jacosky, Lennie ...........................1981-82-83

Jaddou, Mazen ...................... 2009-10-11-12

Jamieson, Alex .................................1930-31

Jane, Paul .........................................1963-64

Jarmega, Randy ...............................1973-74

Jarrett, Nathaniel, Jr.........................1958-59

Jeff erson, Marv .............................. 2014

Jenkins, Donteé ................................2004-05

Jenkins, Hobart ..................................... 1945

Jenkins, Walter ................................1953-54

Jensen, Mike ......................................... 1992

Jerga, Ladislav....................................... 1973

Jeschke, Herbert .................................... 1941

Jessing, John ......................... 1986-87-88-89

Jiddou, Nadir ......................................... 1999

Jobe, Craig ..................................2000-01-02

Johanson ............................................... 1927

Johnson................................................. 1921

Johnson, Jessie ............................2010-11-12

Johnson, Kenneth ................. 1993-94-95-96

Johnson, Lairren ....................... 2013-14

Johnson, Michael ........................2012-13-14

Johnson, Mike ....................... 2000-01-02-03

Johnson, Ralph ...................................... 1939

Johnson, Randono................................. 1992

Johnson, Rhomeyn ................................ 1974

Johnson, Terry .............................1976-77-78

Johnston, Douglas ............................1955-57

Johnston, James ..........................1950-51-52

Jones, Don ............................................. 1988

Jones, Douglas ........................... 1940 (mgr.)

Jones, Jeremy ........................ 2008-09-10-11

Jones, Leit ...................................1967-68-69

Jones, Marcell ....................... 2011-12-13-14

Jones, Tedrick ........................................ 2003

Jones, Tim ...................................1983-84-85

Jones, Wayman ..................................... 1996

Jonik, Ryan ............................ 2006-07-08-09

Joselyn Robert ..................................1938-39

Julian, Huston ....................... 1997-98-99-00

Julmisse, Smith ................................2005-06

Jurewicz, Tom ....................................... 1979

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Kaczor, Joel ........................................... 1989

Kafi la, Eugene ..................................1955-56

Kakos, Norm .......................................... 1987

Kaluzny, Lawrence G. .......................1962-63

Kanfer, Morton ...................................... 1942

Kania, Mike .................................1985-86-87

Katz, Boris ............................................. 1939

Kaump, Donald ................................1959-60

Kazanowski, Frank ................................ 1946

Keating, Wallace ................................... 1941

Kebbe, Guy .......................................1974-75

Keen, Donald ....................................1955-57

Keller, William ...................................... 1957

Kelley, Bill ........................................1975-76

Kelly, John............................................. 1953

Kelly, Robert............................. 2013-14

Kennedy, Donald ..............................1941-42

Kennedy, Thomas ................................. 1941

Kenney, JaWaun ................................... 2001

Kenny, Tom .................................1981-82-83

Kern, Ken ....................................1998-99-01

Kersey, John .......................... 1980-81-82-83

Kersten .................................................. 1927

Ketchum, John ...................................... 1987

Khoury, Will .......................... 2008-09-10-11

Khytaz, Majd ................................. 2014

Kidd, Jordan .......................... 2008-09-10-11

Killebrew, Adrian .................................. 1980

Killewald, Bob ....................................... 1968

Kinaia, Jimmy .............................2009-10-11

King, Darrin ........................... 1988-89-91-92

King, John ............................................. 1992

Kinney, Victor ..............................1992-93-94

Kirby, Damien ..................................2000-01

Kirkland, Charles ................................... 1967

Kish, Alex .............................................. 2014

Klatt, Joseph .............................. 1966 (mgr.)

Klatt, Leonard ....................................... 1966

Klick, Robert ................................1988-89-90

Kline, Jack ........................................1970-71

Klyce, Jonathan ..................... 2005-06-07-08

Knott, Alphonso ..........................1969-70-72

Knuth, Dale .................................2004-05-07

Kocher, John ...............................1960-61-62

Koehn, Ryan ......................................... 1998

Kohler, Terry ...............................1969-71-72

Kolakowski, William, Jr ...............1958-59-60

Kolly, Joe ............................................... 1926

Komblevicz, Joseph ............................... 1952

Komor, Mike.......................... 2011-12-13-14

Konopka, James .................... 1966-67-68-69

Kopchia, David ...................................... 1985

Kopchia, Larry ....................................... 1985

Kosikowski, Scott .................................. 1991

Kosovich, Rod ..............................1978-79-80

Koss, Anthony ....................... 1986-87-88-89

Kostecki, Jude .............................1958-59-60

Koukios, James ............................1969-70-72

Koury, William, Jr .................................. 1962

Kouvelas, Charles .................................. 1945

Kovach, Jeff .................................1977-78-79

Kovach, Tom ....................................1984-85

Kowalczyk, Ronald ...........................1956-57

Kowalski ..........................................1919-20

Kramer, Joseph ...........................1968-69-70

Kramer, Mike ........................ 1981-82-83-84

Kramer, Roger ..................................1953-54

Krause, Robert....................................... 1940

Krieg ..................................................... 1919

Kring, Thomas ..................................1956-57

Kroll, Paul ...................................1989-90-91

Kronner, Joseph .................... 1974-75-76-77

Krupski, David ..................................1966-67

Kucemba, Jeff ...................................1990-91

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Kulka, Richard .............................1933-34-35

Kunnath, Paul ....................................... 1946

Kuzniar, Joseph ...........................1951-52-53

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Laamanen, Mike ................... 2010-11-12-13

Lake, Dennis .......................................... 1964

Lambert, Warren ..............................1925-26

Langas, Robert ............................1949-50-51

Lange, Brent ......................................... 2004

Lange, James ........................................ 1944

Lange, John .................................1983-84-85

Langford, Charles .............................2004-05

Lankton, Larry ....................................... 1925

Lantvit, Stephen, Jr. .............................. 1950

LaParl, Bob ............................ 1974-75-76-77

Lapham, Mark ....................................... 1978

LaPointe, Jerry ...................... 1975-76-77-78

Larimore, Edgar ..........................1939-40-41

Laskowski, Richard ................................ 1959

Laula, Jack ........................................1938-39

Lax, Sheldon ....................................1960-61

Leadbetter, Thomas .............................. 1992

Lebiedzinski, Richard .......................1985-86

LeClair, Charles ............................1971-72-73

Lectka, Ronald ...................................... 1955

LeDuc, Jason ....................................2003-04

Lee, Brandon (McKay) .......... 2012-13-14

Lee, David ...................................1986-87-88

Lee, Gerald ............................ 1981-82-83-84

Lee, John .....................................1952-53-54

Lee, Mike............................................... 1975

Lee, Steven ........................... 1988-89-90-91

Leemon, David ...................................... 1964

LeFave, David ........................................ 1971

Leming, Paul ......................................... 1991

Lentine, Nicholas .................................. 1944

Lentz, Larry ........................... 1972-73-74-75

Lestage, Steve .............................1994-96-97

Levin, Norman ...................................... 1966

Levitt, Nate ........................................... 1935

Lewis, Philip .......................................... 1926

Lieberman, Michael .............................. 1962

Lietke, Frank ......................... 2004-05-06-07

Lightbody, Russell .......................1920-21-22

Lillvis, David .......................................... 1967

Limback, Mark .................................1978-79

Linck, Joe. ............................................. 1926

Linck, Orville ....................................1925-26

Lind, Larry ...................................1977-78-79

Lindgren, David ...........................1956-57-58

Lindsay, Derek ....................... 1993-94-95-97

Lisabeth, Richard .................. 1951-52-53-54

Littlejohn, Jada......................... 2013-14

Litzenburger, Al .................... 1922-23-24-25

Lloyd, Harold ......................................... 2008

Lock, Ronald.......................................... 1967

Locker, John .......................................... 1923

Lockhart, Duane ..........................1977-78-79

Lockhart, Ken ..............................1986-87-88

Loftin, Iverson ..................................1948-49

Lonchar, John ........................................ 1983

Loney, Kenny ........................ 2008-09-10-11

Long, Joe ............................... 2008-09-10-11

Longo, Paul ........................... 1978-79-80-81

Lopiccola, Joseph .................................. 1964

Loucks ..............................................1919-20

Lovasik, Robert ...........................1954-55-56

Love, Bernard ........................................ 1950

Love, Kenneth ..................................1951-52

Lowther, Jess ........................................ 1950

Luby, Robert ....................................1938-39

Lukowski, Henry.................... 1954-55-56-57

Lulek, Paul ............................................ 1974

Lundquist, Alexander .......................1964-66

Lusch, Gerald ...................................1973-74

Lynch, Reggie........................................ 1981

Lyons, Will ............................................ 2012

Lyszak, Walter .............................1962-63-64

M

MacDonagh, Michael ............................ 2002

Macek, Mike .......................................... 2002

Mach, Thomas ..................................1968-69

MacKay, Thomas ................................... 1921

Mackenzie, Alister ................................. 1956

MacKenzie, Angus .......................1958-59-60

MacKenzie, Harley ................................. 1953

MacLean, Tim ........................................ 2013

MacMillan, James .......................1956-57-58

Magee, Robert ............................1984-85-86

Magnatta, Joseph ............................1942-46

Magyar, Alex ......................................... 1995

Main, Dan.............................................. 1973

Makela, Mark ........................ 1980-81-82-83

Malesky, George..........................1931-32-33

Malinowski, Eugene .............................. 1942

Malvich, Mark .............................1982-83-84

Mancina, Frank ..................................... 1987

Mandrell, Dale..................................1959-60

Manno, Chris ....................................2003-04

Manns, Eric............................................ 1980

Mansour, Antonio ............................2005-06

Mansour, Terrence ................................ 2006

Mapp, Kenneth ...........................1952-53-54

Marable, Ron......................................... 1974

Marana, Bruno ...................... 1946-47-48-49

Marcero, Don ...................................1973-74

Marcheria, Greg ...............................1969-70

Margulewicz, David............................... 1996

Masacek ................................................ 1924

Marsack, Richard ..............................1971-72

Marshall ................................................ 1920

Marten, David .............................1962-63-64

Marth, George .............................1949-50-51

Martin, Charles ...................................... 2013

Martin, Dave ...............................1978-80-81

Martin, Desmond .................. 2011-12-13-14

Martin, Nolan ..............................2004-05-07

Martin, Nyk ........................................... 1996

Mask, Alvin .................................2001-02-03

Mason, Derrick ...................... 1985-86-87-88

Mastrovito, Dan .................... 1988-89-90-91

Matela, Sean ......................................... 2008

Mathews, Vincent ............................1988-89

Matt, Andrew ........................ 2010-11-12-13

Matz, Joseph ......................................... 1935

Maus, Matt ............................ 2008-09-10-11

Maybanks, Dominique .......... 2010-11-12-13

Mazur, Blake ................................. 2014

McAllister, Dave .................................... 1984

McAuliff e, Sean ..................... 2011-12-13-14

McCamant, Tim ..................................... 1979

McCarthy, Scott ..................................... 1968

McCarthy, Sean ...........................2010-11-12

McClorey, James.................................... 1962

McCray, Samuel ..........................1972-73-74

McFadden, Sawyer .................... 2013-14

McFerren, Caleb .................................... 2006

McGowan, Gerald .................. 1983-84-85-86

McGowan, Mike .................................... 1969

McHenry, Charles .................................. 1947

McKae, Danny .............................2009-10-11

McKay, Michael ..................................... 1997

McKee, Zac .......................................2002-03

McKinney, Johnson ..........................1959-60

McLaughlin, Arthur ...............1939-41 (mgr.)

McLean, Josh ...............................2005-06-07

McMillan, Roy ....................................... 1918

McMullin, Edward .......................1939-40-41

McNair, Renard ..................................... 1989

McNichols, Myles .................. 2008-09-10-11

McQueen, Darren .................................. 1987

Medenbach, Alex....................... 2013-14

Megenity, Gerald .................. 1974-75-76-77

Melia, Harry .......................................... 1946

Mendoza, Manny ........................... 2014

Meyers, Donald ..................................... 1942

Micheli, Kevin........................................ 2011

Michaelson .......................................1929-30

Michelson, Sidney ................................. 1918

Middlebrooks, Chris .............. 2003-04-05-06

Miehm, G. ...................................1927-29-30

Mikulec, A. Rocky ........................2011-12-13

Milanov, Thomas..............................1995-96

Milejczak, Harold .................................. 1946

Miles, Brent ........................................... 1987

Miller, Craig........................................... 2010

Miller, Jordan ........................ 2008-09-10-11

Miller, Paul ............................................ 1942

Miller, Robert ........................................ 1938

Miller, Steve .......................................... 1991

Milligan, Jason. .......................... 1923 (mgr.)

Millitello, Paul ..................................1976-77

Milo, Charles ...............................1948-49-50

Minnella, Ciro ...................................1949-50

Miodowski, Michael .............................. 1993

Mistele, Robert .................................1944-45

Mitchell, Neil ....................................2007-08

Mitchell, Ollie ..............................1981-82-83

Mitchem, Ron........................................ 1982

Mix, David ............................................. 1963

Mohner, Mickey .................... 2009-10-11-12

Mohr, Joe .............................................. 1935

Monahan, John ..................................... 1968

Mongan, James ..................................... 1962

Monihan ..........................................1919-21

Monroe, Ryan ..............................1994-95-96

Montecillo, Jerry .........................1956-57-58

Moore, Greg .....................................1998-99

Moore, Darron ....................................... 1998

Moore, James ........................ 1961-62-63-64

Moore, Philip ........................................ 1999

Moraniec, Martin ........................1990-91-92

Morasso, Anthony ............................2007-09

Morgan, James .................................1961-62

Morgan, Jeff rey ................................1990-91

Morgan, William .........................1947-48-49

Morris, Roy .......................................1981-82

Morris, Shane ........................................ 2008

Morris, Tim ............................ 1989-90-93-94

Morrison, Dean...................... 1974-75-76-77

Morse, James ...................................1959-60

Morton, Jack ......................................... 1931

Morton, Lynn ...................................2002-03

Moshfeghi, Mike ................................... 1998

Mosley, David ...................................2007-08

Moss, Shomari....................................... 2003

Moss, Tom ............................................. 1963

Moten, Edward ................................1970-71

Motzer, Craig....................................1986-87

Moulding, Ryan ..................... 2008-09-10-11

Moynihan, Mike .................................... 2007

Mueller, Wayne ...........................1956-57-58

Mullen, Donald ..................................... 1942

Mumma, Clarence ............................1931-32

Munday, Chris ....................................... 1989

Murray, Mark ........................................ 1987

Murrey, Robert .................................1993-94

N

Nagy, Carl .........................................1940-41

Neely, Sherman ..................................... 2003

Nelson, Austin .............................2010-11-13

Nemer-Kaiser, Adam ...................1997-01-02

Nemzek, Paul ...................................1996-97

Newitt, Brad .....................................1998-99

Newman, John ...................................... 1945

Newsted, Stan ....................................... 1935

Newton, Eric ................................1999-02-03

Nicholas, Angelo ..............................1958-59

Nicholas, Douglas .................................. 1966

Nicholls, Jared .............................2007-08-09

Nichols, Bruce .............................1977-78-79

Nickels, Harry ........................................ 1951

Nicks, Rich ........................................1998-99

Nieman, Wilbert..........................1929-30-31

Niemczewski, Joe .............................1998-99

Nimmons, Jesse ..........................1951-52-53

Northcott, Walter ....................... 1924 (mgr.)

Nowicki, Mike ..................................1999-02

Nuar, Frank ........................................... 1972

Nuckols, Adam ...................... 2005-06-07-08

O

O’Donohue, Michael .............................. 1974

O’Hara, James .............................1957-58-59

O’Neil, Walter ............................. 1923 (mgr.)

O’Neil, Pat ........................................1982-83

O’Shell, Steve ..............................2011-12-13

Oberstaedt, Greg ................... 2008-09-10-11

Odorico, Enrico ............................1961-62-63

Ogle, Jay................................................ 1980

Oldani, Joe ............................................ 1925

Oleksinski, James .................................. 1989

Olmstead, Richard ................................. 1942

Olney, Frank ............................... 1921 (mgr.)

Olson, Donald ........................................ 1943

Oriucci, Thomas .....................1962-63 (mgr.)

Orris, John ........................................1958-59

Orth, Jim ............................................... 1999

Oshnock, Ryan ....................... 2003-04-05-06

Ostosh, Chris ......................... 2005-06-07-08

Oswald, William ..........................1972-73-74

Owens, Dannie .................................1971-72

Owens, John ................................1998-99-00

Owens, Peter ....................................1962-63

P

Pack, Andrew ..............................2007-08-09

Pack, Michael ..............................2011-12-13

Paddock, Matt ....................................... 1988

Paige, Rod ........................................1988-89

Palmer, Kurt .....................................1976-77

Palombit, Nick .............................1991-92-93

Paolucci, Ben ...............................1955-56-57

Paolucci, Carmen..............................1960-61

Pappas, James..................................1990-91

Pappas, Nick .......................... 2000-01-02-03

Parmentier, Roger .......................1951-52-53

Parnagian, Leo ...................................... 1952

Paruszkiewicz, Mark .............................. 1976

Paryaski, Dennis ..........................1984-85-86

Pascal .................................................... 1926

Pascoe, Leigh ..............................1923-24-25

Pash, Eugene ...................................1957-58

Pasini, Craig .......................... 1985-86-87-88

Patterson, Marcellus ............................. 1976

Patterson, Mulda .............................1958-59

Pavoris, Edward ...............................1967-68

Pearson, Roderick.................................. 1979

Peeples, Eric .....................................2002-03

Peltz, Michaeal .................................1971-72

Pentecost, Donald .......................1956-57-58

Percin, Keith .......................... 1983-84-85-86

Perez, John............................................ 1998

Perkins, Wally ....................................... 1935

Perrino, Anthony ................................... 1950

Perry, Raymond .................................... 1942

Petross, Irving, Jr ..............................1947-48

Phillips, Careton .................................... 1933

Pierce .................................................... 1933

Piergentili, Brian ..............................1990-91

Piersante, Joseph ........................1967-68-69

Piesko, Raymond................................... 1950

Piggins, Edward ......................... 1926 (mgr.)

Pillars, JT.................................. 2013-14

Pinson, Ronald .................................1972-74

Pittiglio, Steve....................... 1983-84-85-86

Pittman, John ....................................... 2003

Placek, Bruce ......................................... 1972

Plaskey, Mike ..............................1982-83-84

Platz, James .......................................... 1924

Plauman ..........................................1921-22

Pochmara, Steve ................................... 1986

Pohl, Trent .......................................2006-07

Polcyn, Mark ......................................... 1986

Pollakowski, Edward ...................1927-28-29

Pomeroy, Matt ...................................... 2000

Pomish, Seymour .................................. 1944

Ponder, Ray ........................... 1989-90-91-92

Poplawski, John ..........................1956-57-58

Popp, Richard ........................ 1983-84-85-86

Poppenhager, Allen .........................1964-66

Potter, Richard, Jr ........................1957-58-59

Powers, Michael ..........................1988-89-90

Preston, Danny...................................... 2009

Price, Andre......................................1990-91

Privett, Chet .......................... 2010-11-12-13

Prochaska, James .................................. 1963

Proctor, James..................................1960-61

Prussin, Carl .....................................1930-31

Pryzbiski, Cass ....................................... 1998

Psujek, Mark ......................................... 1966

Puckett, James ...................................... 1960

Pullman, Charles ................................... 1940

Pyant, Chris ........................................... 2011

Q

Quinn, Dan ............................ 1975-76-77-78

Quinn, Dan ..................................1986-87-88

R

Radeck, Rodger ................................1981-82

Radtke, Michael ...............................1995-96

Ragland, Jeff ......................... 1976-77-79-80

Rakotz, Gerald ....................................... 1956

Rasch, Fred ................................. 1924 (mgr.)

Raskin, Lawrence .................................. 1942

Ratcliff , Chris ....................................2007-08

Rauss..................................................... 1919

Redman, David ...................... 1966-67-69-70

Reese, Earl ...................................1994-95-96

Rehberg, John ....................... 2004-05-06-07

Rehn, Adolph ..............................1925-26-27

Rehn, Henry .....................................1924-25

Rehn, Paul ............................................. 1935

Reid, Aaron ........................................... 2003

Reitmeyer, William .....................1946-47-48

Renel, Josh ............................ 2008-09-10-11

Reninger ............................................... 1919

Reny, Ed ................................... 2013-14

Respecki, Kevin ..................................... 1981

Reynaert, Douglaas .....................1967-68-69

Reynaert, Mark.................................1968-70

Rhodes, Calvin..................................1946-47

Rice, Jack ..........................................1939-44

Rich, Mark ............................................. 1967

Richards ...........................................1919-21

Richardson, Tommy........................ 2014

Richmond, Elbert ........................1950-51-52

Richter, Richard ..................................... 1972

Rickert, Louis .........................1942-46 (mgr.)

Ries, Dick ............................................... 1935

Riggs, John ............................................ 1957

Riley, John............................................. 1982

Rilley, Brian ........................... 2006-07-08-09

Rinehart, Chris .................................2000-01

Risto, James .....................................1961-62

Ritten, Gary ......................................1980-81

Ritter, Mitchell .................................1969-71

Robbins, Oswald .........................1924-25-26

Roberts, Bruce ....................................... 1945

Roberts, Jon .......................... 1995-96-97-98

Roberts, Leslie ....................................... 1945

Robertson, Murray ................................ 1938

Robinson, Antwon ................ 2010-11-12-13

Robinson, Donald .................. 1968-69-70-71

Robinson, James ..............................1979-81

Robinson, Jon ........................ 2008-09-10-11

Robinson, Ronald .................................. 2009

Rocheleau, Ray ............................2006-09-10

Rodgers, Charles ..............................1994-95

Rodgers, Derrick ............................ 2014

Roeschke, Jeff .............................1999-00-01

Rogers, Robert ...................... 1972-73-74-75

Romano, John ..................................1984-85

Romanski, Walter.............................1951-52

Rondo, John .....................................1951-52

Roscoe, Carl ......................... 2012-13-14

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Roseboro, Carl ....................... 1994-95-96-97

Rosenau, Arthur .................................... 1930

Rosenthal, Frank ..............................1950-52

Ross, James .................................1957-58-60

Ross, Raleigh ......................... 2008-09-10-11

Rossi, Gary........................................1969-70

Rowe, Douglas ............................1966-67-68

Roy, Charles .....................................1978-79

Roy, Thomas ......................................... 1971

Royals, Randolph .................................. 1944

Rubright, Leroy ................................1919-20

Ruckes, Jessie ........................ 1982-84-85-86

Rudolph, DeAndre ................................. 1978

Ruffi n, Jeff ............................................. 1981

Rumeliotis, Tasso .................................. 1966

Rushman, Oscar .................................... 1918

Rusin, Terry ........................... 1974-75-76-77

Russell, Antjuan .................................... 2005

Russell, James ..................................1969-71

Russell, Kenneth ..............................1969-71

Russell, Lauence ..........................1928-29-30

Russell, Lon ........................................... 1950

Ruth, Eric ............................... 1990-91-92-93

Rutherford, Douglas .............................. 1942

Rutherford, Edwin ................................. 1946

Rutley, Ryan .....................................2002-03

Ruttan, Gary .....................................1994-95

Rzepka, Joseph...................................... 1945

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Sabo, Frank ......................................1941-42

Sabuco, Valentino ................................. 1946

Sadowski, Harold .............................1925-26

Safi edine, Ali ....................................1993-95

Sahadi, Paul ................................1989-90-91

Sallow, Robert.............................1960-61-62

Samardich, Donald ...........................1963-64

Samples, William .................................. 1954

Sanders, Brian ....................................... 1985

Sanders, Ed ........................... 2007-08-09-10

Sapala, Marion .................................1934-35

Sapienza, Steve ..................................... 1984

Sarnacki, Don ........................ 1976-77-78-79

Sarris, Samuel ............................ 1947 (mgr.)

Sarver, Barry ....................................1959-60

Sass, Robert .......................................... 1953

Sattler, Jeff ............................................ 1993

Sauer, Alton .....................................1933-35

Saunders, James ..............................1944-45

Sauve, Gerald ..............................1950-51-52

Savage, Patrick ............................1938-39-40

Sawaya, David ....................................... 1966

Sawchuk, Mike .................... 2012-13-14

Scannell, Shoane ................................... 1990

Schertzer, Jeff ..................................1985-86

Schimmel, Mark .................... 1975-76-77-78

Schleicher, Charles ...........................1951-52

Schmidt, Kenny ..................... 2004-05-06-07

Schneider, Kevin ................... 1978-79-80-81

Schneider, Patrick .......................1986-87-88

Schnelker, Jerry ...........................1939-40-41

Schoettley, Gary ...............................1958-59

Schramm, Tim ....................... 1983-84-85-86

Schroeder, Paul ..................................... 1993

Schroeder, Robert ................. 1961-63-64-65

Schultz, Gary ....................................1969-71

Schultz, Matthew .............................1995-96

Schultz, Paul ...............................1975-76-77

Schwartz, Marvin .............................1932-33

Schwartz, Steven .................................. 1961

Schwegler, Dan ..................................... 1999

Seager, M. Cole ................................1921-22

Seal, Virgil ...................................1972-73-74

Seiferlein, H. ......................................... 1930

Seip, Walter .....................................1932-33

Seitz, Stan ............................................. 1927

Seitzinger, Jack ..................................... 1966

Sellepack, Joseph .............................1962-63

Selzer, Sol ...................................1929-30-31

Semelsberger, Kenneth ...............1966-67-68

Seros, George ...................................1930-31

Setera, Stanley ...................................... 1938

Sevick, Jerry .....................................1938-39

Shafer, Rodney .................................1971-72

Shango, Matt ........................ 2006-07-08-09

Sharon, Gerald ...................... 1972-73-74-75

Sharp, Al ............................................... 1976

Sharpley, Haywood ..........................1963-64

Sheehan, Dan ..............................1984-85-87

Shelley, Clarence ..............................1955-56

Shencopp, Marshall..........................1966-67

Sheppard, Thomas ................ 1967-68-69-70

Sherrod, Donald ...............................1948-49

Shilakes, Eric ...............................1970-71-72

Shkreli, Bruno ....................... 2006-07-08-09

Showers, Val ....................................2013-14

Sieger, W............................................... 1928

Siegfried, Robert ................................... 1945

Sillmon, Sam ....................................2013-14

Simkus, John ......................................... 1964

Simmons, Rodney ................. 1994-95-96-97

Simpson, Chris ...................................... 1992

Sims, Donald ....................................1962-63

Sims, Greg ........................................2002-03

Sinkus, George ...................................... 1946

Sinkus, Tony .......................................... 1935

Skowneski, Edward ............... 1972-73-74-75

Slankster, Don .............................1999-00-01

Slatkin, Lary .......................................... 1935

Sliwa, Robert......................................... 1966

Sliwinski, Raymond ............................... 1966

Smalarz, Jason ...................................... 2003

Smilo, Chris ........................... 2002-04-05-06

Smith, Antonio ...................................... 1984

Smith, Burton..............................1931-32-33

Smith, C. ............................................... 1919

Smith, Courtney (Cortez) ....................... 2010

Smith, Donald ..................................1961-62

Smith, Gerald (Kyle) .........................1963-64

Smith, Greg ........................... 1998-99-00-01

Smith, Hartford, Jr.......................1957-58-59

Smith, Kamau ....................................... 1997

Smith, Kevin .....................................1979-80

Smith, Kevin .......................................... 1999

Smith, Kevin .......................................... 2008

Smith, Larry ................................1978-79-80

Smith, Mike ........................................... 2012

Smith, Preston ...................................... 1986

Smith, Robert ........................................ 1960

Smith, T.J. ........................................2002-03

Smith, William ...................................... 1951

Smithens, Harry .................................... 1944

Smitherman, Dan .................................. 2001

Smokiewicz, Edward ............................. 1918

Snyder ................................................... 1924

Sobocinski, Dave ................................... 1986

Sokolosky, John..................... 1974-75-76-77

Solack, Ronald .............................1966-67-68

Solo, Wes .........................................1982-83

Soluk, Michael .............................1957-58-60

Sommers, Kevin ..........................1978-79-80

Sonnenberg, Jim ................................... 1989

Sowders, Jared ...................................... 2002

Spala, Jim .............................. 1978-79-80-81

Sparks, Shannon ................................... 1988

Speller, Joshua .................................1997-98

Spence, Jim ........................................... 1988

Spencer, Tyrone ...............................2005-06

Spivey, James ...................................1961-62

Spuhler, Joe ................................1999-00-01

Spurgeon, William ................................ 1969

Squires, Chuck ....................................... 1978

Srabian, Suren ....................................... 1948

St. Pierre, Cecil .................................1978-79

Stack, Maurice ..................................1953-54

Stafi nski, Frank ..................................... 1935

Stamatakis, Chris .................. 1996-98-99-00

Stange, Donald ..................................... 1955

Stankovich, Michael .............. 1973-74-75-76

Starnes, Carey ....................................... 1980

Stasa, Frank.................................1979-80-81

Stasek, Steve ......................... 1974-75-76-77

Stasinski, Walter ..............................1970-72

Stecker .................................................. 1924

Steele, Merrick ............................2004-06-07

Steele, Tim ............................ 1998-99-00-01

Stella, Joseph ........................................ 1945

Stemmelen, Owen ................................ 1924

Stempien, Gary ..................................... 1966

Stephenson, George .........................1952-53

Stephenson, William, Jr. ...... 1948-49-50-51

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Sterns, Alvin .......................................... 1964

Stevenson, Jimmie ................................ 1918

Stockmeyer, Boyd .......................1931-32-33

Stocks, Dave .....................................1978-79

Stokes, Stephen .................................... 2002

Stonestreet, Terrence ............................ 2000

Stortini, Marc ........................................ 1975

Stroia, Eugene ....................................... 1947

Strong, Ryan ......................... 2000-01-02-03

Stuart, Malcolm ...............................1927-28

Stuckey, Daniel ................................2000-02

Suchara, Michael .........................1950-51-52

Sudling, Michael ........................ 1963 (mgr.)

Suo, Sidney ......................................1963-64

Swan, W. ............................................... 1927

Swerdlow, Arthur .................. 1946-47-48-49

Szczygiel, Joe ..............................1938-39-40

Szwejkowski, Daniel ........................1954-55

Szymanski, Andrew ............... 1995-96-97-98

Szymanski, Dave .........................1975-76-77

T

Taft, Michael ......................................... 1966

Tait, James ............................................ 1927

Tater, Dan ...................................1998-99-00

Tatti, Dave ...................................1998-99-00

Taylor, Dan ............................ 1988-89-90-91

Taylor, Darius ........................................ 1980

Taylor, John........................... 1982-83-84-85

Taylor, William ...................................... 1955

Terleckyj, Stefan .................... 2010-11-12-13

Tessmer, Alvin .............................1962-63-64

Tessmer, Jason ...................................... 1996

Theaker, Nate ...................... 2012-13-14

Theisen, Rick ...............................1977-78-79

Thelen, Donald. ...........................1928-29-30

Thielman, Lou ....................................... 1922

Thielman, P. .......................................... 1928

Thomas, Derrick .................... 1998-00-01-02

Thomas, Jason....................... 2004-06-07-08

Thomas, Nick ......................... 2008-09-10-12

Thompson, Arnold ................ 1982-83-84-85

Thompson, Wendell .........................2007-09

Thorne, David ...................................1978-79

Thornton, Stan ...................... 2007-08-09-10

Thurmon, L ......................................1927-28

Tiller, Larry ............................................ 1979

Tinsley, Brandon ....................... 2013-14

Tischler, Alexander ...........................1966-67

Tobias, Charles ...................................... 1981

Tomczak, Greg ............................1975-76-77

Toth, Nickolas..............................1946-47-48

Tottis, Mitchell .................................1941-42

Tournay, Russ ...................................1986-87

Touzin, Joe ............................................ 2004

Towns, Terrance ...............................1999-01

Townsend, Wayne ...........................1922-23

Tracy, Darin ........................................... 2006

Trafeli, Mario ....................................1945-48

Trotman, Ed .......................................... 1918

Trumpour, Ryan .................................... 1997

Trzcinski, Ed ................................1938-39-40

Tucker, Darryl ........................................ 2004

Turner, Josh .......................................... 2004

Tuzzolino, Carlos .........................1931-32-33

Tyner, John ......................................1971-72

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Urban, Donald .............................1962-63-64

Urbanick, Jim ...................................1984-85

Urdea, Myron ........................................ 1945

V

VanGorder, Bob ..................... 1978-79-80-81

VanGorder, Brian ................... 1977-78-79-80

Vargo, Stephen ...........................1989-90-91

Vaughn, A.J. ................................1965-66-67

Ventro, Valentino .............................1946-47

Verbeke, Randy ..................................... 1982

Vereecke, Vic ...............................1974-75-76

Verley, Matt .......................................... 2006

Vermeersch, Ronald .............................. 1960

Vervisch, Daniel...........................1959-61-62

Vicari, Dave .................................1984-85-86

Vilnius, Donald ...................................... 1966

Vincent, James .................................1923-24

Viverette, Ed ......................... 2010-11-12-13

Vogler, Harold ....................................... 1944

Vrbanich, Ivan ....................................... 1933

Vukovich, Thomas ................................. 1954

Vydick, Todd.......................... 1988-89-90-91

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Wade, Andy ................................1988-89-90

Waha, Bruce .......................... 1946-47-48-49

Walker, Ben .......................... 2011-12-13-14

Walker, Bill ......................................1954-55

Walker, Devolza ...............................1987-88

Walker, Sterling ...............................2000-01

Wallace, Gary ...................................1988-89

Walsh, Ethan ....................... 2012-13-14

Walsh, John .....................................1982-83

Walus, John .......................................... 1971

Wanglin, Nate ..................................1999-00

Ward, Derrick ........................................ 1996

Warkentien, Brett ................. 1997-98-99-00

Warner, Sal ........................... 1997-98-99-00

Warner, Wilber ..................................... 1926

Warren, John ........................................ 1955

Warren, Larry ...................................1970-73

Warren, William .................................... 1935

Washington, Brod ................. 1982-83-84-85

Washington, Herschel ........................... 1984

Waterhouse, Roger ............................... 1982

Watson, Kenny ...................... 2007-08-09-10

Watson, Kevin .............................1982-83-84

Watt, Robert ......................................... 1984

Watts, Tom ........................................... 1983

Wayman, Martin ..............................1995-96

Wayne, Stephen ...............................2001-02

Weatherhead, William .......................... 1927

Webber, Douglas................... 1971-72-73-74

Weber, H. Jerome........................1946-47-48

Weber, Robert ....................................... 1923

Weber, Walt .......................................... 1923

Webster, Anthony ................................. 1980

Webster, Jason ...................................... 1995

Webster, Robert .................................... 1949

Weingartz, Jake .................... 2003-04-05-06

Weinstein, Irving ................................... 1944

Weisberg ..........................................1918-19

Wells, Everett ............................. 1919 (mgr.)

Wells, Leo ............................. 2002-03-04-05

Wenzel, Jake ...............................1928-29-30

Weston, Aaron .......................... 2013-14

Weyrich, Charles ................................... 1918

Wheat, Will .............................. 2013-14

Wheeler, Leon ....................................... 1918

Whisonant, James ................................. 1938

White, Frederick, III ............... 1965-66-68-69

White, George ....................................... 1958

White, Milton ...................................1931-32

White, Nathan .......................... 2013-14

White, R. ............................................... 1929

White, Richard ............................1951-52-53

White, Roger ......................... 2000-01-02-03

Whitfi eld, Kevin ...............................1992-93

Widlak, Adam ..................................1934-35

Widner, Ken .......................................... 1978

Wiebeck, Jim ....................................1973-74

Wilcox, Brandon .................................... 2003

Wilkerson, Jon....................... 1970-71-72-73

Wilkinson, Ken ............................1981-82-83

Willard .................................................. 1919

Willard, Harold .................................1955-56

Williams, Claude ................... 1968-69-70-72

Williams, Donnie ................................... 1995

Williams, Henry................................1927-28

Williams, Jamiil ................... 2012-13-14

Williams, Jeff ........................................ 2012

Williams, Keith .................................1979-80

Williams, Kelvin ..........................1985-86-87

Williams, Kosuna .................................. 1997

Williams, Robert ................... 1944-46-47-48

Williams, Ronald ................................... 2004

Williamson, Thabiti .....................1999-00-02

Wilson, Thomas ..........................1967-68-69

Wilt, Warren ......................................... 1927

Winkleman, Nat .................................... 1918

Wiska, Garrett ............................... 2014

Wisniewski, Brent .......................2006-07-09

Wisniewski, Steve ................. 2005-06-07-08

Witt, Jasen .......................................1995-96

Wlodkowski, Raymond ...............1962-63-64

Wobrock, Charles “Bing” ....................... 1923

Woodard, James ................................... 2008

Woodson, Mark ................................1981-83

Woolfenden, Reinhold ............... 1935 (mgr.)

Wooster, Scott ............................1997-98-99

Worthy, Kevin ..................................1992-93

Wright, Anthony ..............................1995-96

Wright, Chris ......................................... 1992

Wright, Granville ................................... 1951

Wright, Jeff ........................................... 1987

Wright, Kenneth ................................... 1966

Wuestenberg, Edward .......................... 1952

Wyman, Robert ..................... 1947-48-49-50

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Yakima, Jeff .......................................... 1981

Yamarino, Mario ................................... 1978

Yamin, Thomas ..................................... 1944

Yangovyian, Anthony .......................1943-44

Yankowski, Alex ..........................1932-33-34

Yearby, Pasco ...................................1970-72

Yee, William .....................................1954-55

Yohnicki, Brandon ................................. 2006

York, Alvin ........................................1973-74

Young, Charles ...................................... 1926

Young, George (Donald)...................1941-42

Young, William ..................... 1924-25-26-27

Youngs, Ed ............................ 1998-99-00-01

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Zabielski, Ed .......................................... 1986

Zamirowski ........................................... 1927

Zauner, Cory .......................... 2008-09-10-11

Zawislak, Jeff rey..........................1990-91-92

Zayachkowsky, Steve ..................1993-94-95

Zeeb, Jim ............................................... 1984

Zegolis, George ..................................... 1933

Zeno, Robert ....................................1992-94

Ziedas, Alex ................................... 2014

Zimmer, Jon .......................... 1974-75-76-77

Zimmerman, Andy ......................... 2014

Zimmerman, Don .................................. 1927

Zimmerman, Kyle.................................. 1999

Ziomek, Karl ................................1975-76-77

Zuber ...............................................1924-27

Zucco, Victor.....................................1953-54

Zukowski, Stephen ................ 1946-47-48-49

Zunker, Greg ....................................1986-87

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With your tax-deductible gift, payable over four years, you can With your tax-deductible gift, payable over four years, you can

personalize a locker in any of our three new locker room facilities personalize a locker in any of our three new locker room facilities

by purchasing a locker plaque. The plaque will be engraved with by purchasing a locker plaque. The plaque will be engraved with

your chosen personalization that is then affi xed to a current your chosen personalization that is then affi xed to a current

student-athlete’s locker.student-athlete’s locker.

The Wayne State Department of Athletics prides itself on off ering a

fi rst-class experience to our student-athletes. Our new and renovated

facilities are helping do just that.

Conceived as a way to help fund the top-notch facilities for the

student-athletes of today and tomorrow, our supporters can leave

their permanent mark on the Warriors’ new facilities and help the

department continue to off er our student-athletes the tools to make

them successful in the classroom, on the fi eld, and in the community.

Football Locker Room Project - $2,000

WAYNE STATE FOOTBALL LOCKERSLocker No. Dedicated1 Dr. Irvin D. Reid2 Rob and Pam Fournier3 Courtney “Cortez” Smith5 Tony Holt10 Dick Brown11 Ed Skowneski12 Alan Case20 Mitch Ritter22 Joe Gough29 Tom Adams / Scott Fisher30 Fred White (Tom Bomberski)31 Richard Theisen33 George Marth35 WSU Award - Ron Solack36 Ed Moten47 Leonard and Mary Kawecki50 Ken Semelsberger53 Douglas Rowe60 Enrico Odorico63 Fred Cavataio

Locker No. Dedicated65 Tom Sheppard66 Dr. Norman Kakos67 Pete Garrisi69 Tom Milanov70 Rick Marsack72 Mike DenDooven/Doug DenDooven73 Rick Goranowski75 Craig Fowler76 Tom Bomberski77 Matt Carey78 Pete Cottos (Kevin Heidisch)79 Dr. Marc Milia85 Mike Russell88 Dennis Purgatori90 Celia Robinson (Jon Robinson)96 William Cirocco, M.D.101 Ed Bernier

Coaches LockersSharon Progar

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Wayne State All-Time Coaching RecordsName Seasons Years GP W L T Pct.

David Holmes 11 1918-28 80# 36 35 9 .506

Norman G. Wann 3 1929-31 25 2 22 1 .100

Joseph G. Gembis 14 1932-45 101 42 51 8 .455

John P. Hackett 2 1946-47 16 9 7 0 .563

Herbert Smith 6 1948, 55-59 43 19 21 3 .477

Louis F. Zarza 6 1949-54 51 20 29 2 .412

Harold D. Williard 4 1960-63 28 8 19 1 .304

Stanley J. Marshall 1 1964 8 4 3 1 .563

Vernon K. Gale 7 1965-71 58 29 28 1 .509

David F. Hoover 2 1972-73 18 7 10 1 .417

Richard Lowry 6 1974-79 60 38 21 1 .642

Stephen Fickert 1 1980 9 5 4 0 .556

David C. Farris 6 1981-86 60 24 35 1 .408

Joe B. Horn 5 1987-91 50 15 35 0 .300

Brian VanGorder 3 1992-94 33& 15 18 0 .455

Dominic Livedoti 2 1995-96 22 5 17 0 .227

Barry Fagan 3 1997-99 33 5 28 0 .152

Steve Kazor 4 2000-03 42 13 29 0 .310

Paul Winters 11 2004-SA 123& 63 60 0 .512

Totals 97 1918-SA 860 359 472 29 .434

#-Includes forfeit win over Defi ance (didn’t show) &-Does not refl ect forfeits by NMU (1994) and SVSU (2005)

COACHING LEADERS BY SEASONS

Name Years Seasons

Joseph G. Gembis 1932-45 14

Paul Winters 2004-SA 11

David Holmes 1918-28 11

Vernon K. Gale 1965-71 7

Herbert Smith 1948, 55-59 6

Louis F. Zarza 1949-54 6

Richard Lowry 1974-79 6

David C. Farris 1981-86 6

Joe B. Horn 1987-91 5

COACHING LEADERS BY WINNING PERCENTAGE

Name Years Winning Pct.

Richard Lowry 1974-79 .642

Paul Winters 2004-SA .512

Vernon K. Gale 1965-71 .509

David Holmes 1918-28 .506

Herbert Smith 1948, 55-59 .477

Joseph G. Gembis 1932-45 .455

Brian VanGorder 1992-94 .455

David F. Hoover 1972-73 .417

(minimum 17 games)

COACHING LEADERS BY WINS

Name Years Wins

Paul Winters 2004-SA 63

Joseph G. Gembis 1932-45 42

Richard Lowry 1974-79 38

David Holmes 1918-28 36

Vernon K. Gale 1965-71 29

David C. Farris 1981-86 24

Louis F. Zarza 1949-54 20

Herbert Smith 1948, 55-59 19

Rob Fournier addressing the team in the locker room at Winston-Salem State following the victory in the 2011 national semifi nal contest.

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

IT’SALLABOUTTHE

AYNESTATEUNIVERSITYFOOTBALLWARRIORAWARDWINNERS

PAUL WINTERS2011 AFCA DII National Coach of the Year

JOE LONG2011 Gene Upshaw Award Winner

JOIQUE BELL2009 Harlon Hill Award Winner

JOSH RENEL 2011 Jack H. McAvoy Award Winner

GOLD DENOTES HOME GAMES 2015 WSU FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

09.3.15 Michigan Tech 6:00 p.m.09.12.15 Truman State Noon09.19.15 Malone 6:00 p.m.09.26.15 Northwood 1:00 p.m.10.03.15 Tiffin 3:00 p.m.10.10.15 Grand Valley State 6:00 p.m.10.17.15 Northern Michigan NOON10.24.15 Walsh 6:00 p.m.10.31.15 Findlay Noon11.07.15 Lake Erie Noon11.14.15 Hillsdale Noon

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